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ThE SUN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1916.
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DANIELS CUT $11,000,000 R. H. MACY & GO. WIN I KITCHENER'S DEER 'U.S. GETS NEWS OF
FROM NAVY AERO BUDGET BIG TRADEMARK SUIT! AT CANADIAN FEAST 'BRITISH IMPORT LAW
the effect Unit lie li.nl archied In call
Count ion llcrnstotfT to tusk on the
Utouinl thai the latter had circulated
false lltilucsslnns us In t lie meaning of
the Ann I It .) n dlsn inutnetit propositi tn
the lliilrnlo Allies tho Irritation in the
Ih'li.iitini nt uga.nst the Ambassador had
l.ot lessened inatetlall.i. m-
whIV" Consulted Chief of Service Hut One Time, and Then
inn .iiimiiiieirnuoii inn io i'iuiuhb
i oiitlili-nt l:il negotiations If (Icnimtiy noes
hot reccdo friini lu-r picsent position.
Illnmliiv 1n lleriiorll.
Vrlonds nr Heirrtury UinsliiR art! still
frilling to lav at the door of Count von
Ilrntelotlf all Maine Tor any false Imprest-Inn
which (lerninriy nmy have (tot
us tn the Intentions "f thr AmerlcRii
Sovernmcnt nt tho 1li the illwirmK
nieiit pinposnls were sent ti the Ihitente
rowers. I
It was stilled to-uny mai otnu von
Pared Estimate Committee Hears Turks Lost
Erzerum for Lack of Single Aeroplane.
Siipicilic Court Aciiit New, M'liinit'' hhinor Sliari-il ly iU)()i AiiilnisMidiir I'lttfc It'' s
Ytn'k Firm of rnfairncss
in Uiisinrss Methods.
i
3lcn anil Women Who llavo
Lived in Wilds.
strii'tions
Itooin for
-May Make
M unit ions.
WasIIINiitos, I'eb ('apt. .lnill.
UrlKlol of (he I'nlted Hmte navy told I
the House Naval Committee to-day that
the estimate he picp.utd for the ex
pansion of the aerial sell-he of the navy
hail been cut liy older of .cietaiy ,
llertirlorff and Haunt Hwleitineu nan , D.nilelx from $i:t.iii0,iini to i
l.ot li lieeii led to titiderstutid, is-iore inn
Teutonic di .'l.iratlon wen- published,
that the Pulled StateK was not prepared
III the event of a i ejection of the Ameri
can itinwnlH by the Allies to renounce
the principle of International law that
merchant ships are entitled to arm for
defence.
AUSTRIAN REPLY SOON.
Arllmi on
I he IVIrolUe'n
l'rninlril.
fair U
At this point Iteptrsentatlie Callaway i
of Tox.i. a little n.iv tiicinhei, wan
,uoued In- ;i suggestion made by Dr.
Wnlcotl that the Thirty-fourth division
of the Turkish army had fallen Into i
a ltttr.!ati tra at Kizerum beoaujo of .
the link of aire aft. '
t ii me i lira ii.iu nan jum one aero-,
plane they chum hate avoided till tiap,
aid Dr. Vi'.ilciitt.
-Mi Callaway ob.nried that he thought
it remarkable, to iay the lenM, "that the
luperx fhould play up a thing like tli.it
on the vciy mornliiK tli.it the naval
committee was coins to meet and ion
sl.ler the subject of at roplanc. '
Hecetury Haul. Is coul I see Ins way . ,. ' ih "tl n nf-
clear to approve this Item lowed tlicttiilies to lie captured for lack
I'apt llrtstol made an argument for I of aeroplane." simply fur the benefit of
J20.0mi.tni0 for aerial uaft lie urged ln!" ' ""jm!lu',u" ., ... .. . i . ...
lll'll t llir((l HHlli I I 'lir .hi
DA 31 AttlCS AUK FPSKT I WOODSWOMAX IN FILMS' KFFKt'TIVK ON MAIH'II I
40,000 INDIANS OFFER
TO JOIN CARRANZISTAS
Cabrera and (Ihrcuon to Tour I
Stales Troops (iinirtl '
Tower Plants.
OHll.UUO.
Included In Cait. ! IrlJ-tol'w oilitlnal
eKtlmati ere pruvlsloim for two air
craft nhlp, designed for the tl anopoitii-
tlon of aeroplane, npalr pattx and ma- ,
chlniry In conjunction ltb the lleet '
Three ehlp were to cot $3.itn0.nrt each.
WA-OUViiTix I'eh II Tin; Supienie Ti. .,.i,on et before the member
' Cmrt dealt wlta to Important e,i.es ( (l ,, cmniHai, t'amp an the entree of 1
jto-il.iy lnvolvliiB aliesatlun of unfair . 1)pr fuiteenth nnmi.il dinner at the1
trade. 1 Hotel Actor laM tiluhl wac ehlson In-
tne of the cae w.i. that of the It. II. ' ,1 -!. It came from the Scotland pre
' .lac f.- Co. of New York aRalti.'t the H,,tv,,4 f ,,,! Kitchener, "K. of K."
Nntaetne llnlery Company of l'hlla- hitii.'lf i-put It. oti n trooji ilili rctnrnhiK
Id.'lphla. Tl'e M i. y 111 in won a ul)8tan- to Canadu. to a friend In tin
live ear biillditic
WxellisuTiiS, I'eb. SI. Secretary
IrfiiiflnK lecelM-il word to-day fr"in Am
bawidor I'eiitUld at Vienna that the
irply of the Austrian tlovemmeut to thn
American dem.Mid fop an eMilanatlon
nf the KUhmaiinc attack last December
on the American ml tank eteamer I'etm
lite will le.idi WarlutiRton In the next
few iho".
I'endlmr Iti- teielpt nlllciN of the
State Departmctit decline to tate
whether or not mli.ie.iihr I'enlleld In
ittcated In an way what the nature of
tho reil would be. The leply 1h ex
pected, however, to lead to further cor
rcKpondeii. e triliei' Auctrla voluntarily
npoloc..i " for the attack.
The IVtfoliie w.w uttackej lu eastern
5trdltcrraneaii u.iteiK uhde en route
fiom Alexandria to l'hiladelhla. TIioukIi
llyliiK the nnilran llac and huvlni! tho
Ameriian color promlnentl painted on
her wile", the ven.d waK middenly ap.
prnached .!!( tn by an Autrlan Mib
Jiinrliic. ulioii Hied a wnrnltiR shot
ncroK the bow. of the 1'etrollte to
itoi her
AccordliiB to aflld.ivlt from Capt.
Thontp-on of the I'etiollte and other
mnilicr- of the clew, the tanker "us
Immcliately hauled to. but ileeplte till."
the Mibmai ne lontiuued tltliiK. Due
hhell iilened the tanker and nerltiunly
wouitiled one of the crew
The submarine commander, on coin-
'tiB up with the I'etrolite, demanded of
Cant Thoiiipon that the latter ehould
ell hint ptiiv'uloite. When till demand
viu refused the Austrian sent a party
nf boattlerfi on the 1'etrollte to hrliiR off
what provlfK'its wire needed, meantime
hnldlni: on board the subinarlne one of
the 1'etrollte e .rew a h hostHRe,
GERM A SS InDIGNA N T.
Anierleiili lliipoltlou li rit I
Rout l'iille rone the IVnplr.
Xeki.is. la Ainslerduni. Keb. 21.
Burprih.' niid iiidik'tiatioti are prevalent
In (iertnaiiy as . result of the report that
the I'nlted Slate- l Mrnily nppooed t
the new policy of fJermauy that armed
merchantmen aie to be treated a. war
ships. Cnolllcial H ports stated that Secre
tary LanltiK bad Informed Amtiassailor
von Kernslorff that n month's nntlrc of
Oermany'. Intention would be ronsldered
eiiftlcient to snfeKiiard neutral IntereBtn.
That the Cnlted States would approve
of the Herman policy. It was irenerallj"
believed, bud been indicated by Secre
tary l.ausiiiK.
The general opinion amonir Herman,!
who have followed the submarine con
troversies Is that the United States hv
refusing to accede to the new merchant
hip poUfy Is trylnit to take from Ger
many mi ffcctle weapon aRalnst hsr
enemies.
Tho death of Otto Weddlxen and the
crew of the l"--9. which was sunk by an
armed Hrltlsh merchantman. Is ued a
nn anrument and Justification for th(
new policy. It was pointed out that had
Weddlnen not followed the "humane"
methods he anil hi. crew would he alive.
Struiic resentment of th opposition of
tho united States to the new German
ea policy Is voiced by some of the news-
paiers.
The Colocne, 7a;re says: "Why
should we await the wlhes of the i'nlted
Rtates and postpone another submarine
war? The I'nlted States Is only serving
Jlrltlsh Interchip If It arraln wants to
open negotiation on the memorandum
Tho time for fiction has come. After
that the diplomats may write and talk
nnd negotiate for n hundred years about
the submarine war as much a they
like."
submitted li Secretary y ' ,f. ... ,"'"'"'"'
that In p.issltiK on th
liroKramuie
tianlel piup.iiiloiiali, apiopilatlons
should tie made for aircraft, which uoutd
Involve an appropriation of about
tlM.OCO.OdO.
I, UIMt Mfu Needed.
lie told the lommlttee that the navy
needed elulity-two aeroplanes, five illrltfi
blcs and foity-one k te balloon In ad
dltloti to the tleet eiUlHiieut, Capt l;rl
tol recommeiiiltsl aiithorUatloiw for li'u
aeroplanes. Ilfteen kite balloons and fif
teen dlrltilbles to be operated as patroK , draiiKht'im loom of th
Capt. IIiIhIoI also said that Comrress tird
should aiilhoilze the puri liai-.- of forty -1
I llal vletmy and not a revcrs.il of the
libcree or the Cnlted States Circuit Court
lo' Appeal, which had awarded an In
I Junction and damases
! The Supreme Court, speaking thioush
.liiml. e Holmes, a. ipiltted It. II Macy
Co .if lntriitloii.il unfair trade
The Te.tin member then denounced methods. The .njuncllon wll'. htand
the 'iewsuieis, ctitlchlliK their ac- ni:.ilnt the u-e of a tl ailemai k. but will
.... i.. .i. .it.... ...i.t. u.i....u t......
.,. .......MM ' . " i..--.-.utra vdt- . .. ,,,,
"Itontex" emiiioie.l In- the Macy A; .o.
when applii-il to .iomhj
Dainai:ivi .'iHiuded o the Philadelphia
Washington. Keb. '-'I -Magazines
and other publications contalnltiK mote
than hIMeen p.iRrs. tobacco, wood pulp
and other bulky articles are nroblbited
fnini .iiinoitation into Kunland unit oilier uiimltiK ltli Mnaloa. Sonora
,,.,... ....i.,.,u under a new royal huahu.i. tnaklliK speeches In
inoclamatloii, the text of which was te-
Dominion celled at the Stale Department to-an.
i .... .... ... ....... .. liltlutt l:io-
Government, who was to (iccompan the Ainimmii nine. ,.e "" " "--; .
. . v..i, it... basy ra they have no dellnlte iihoi
urec oils Irauiuhes to .New I ori. nut ... ... ,,... ,1...
thl friend wa overdue by .s from ' -t , Ilff ,, opinion , Ji-X.dn;",:" dh):
tiroKen mums in tne raiuaoieni tnat ine iiruin ioveinio.ii. - . Tn.il.ic trooi.s iirrlwil at
Iiik at (Jttawa while the liilllillnK was : 1IK to control fieicht rates on iimmuoi
i. vithi.iirli liu was not well il..,, ..ti.r ii,. i il.'il articles liy tedllc
enoiiuh to attend the dinner he saw to K t,P importations of iroods of bulky
l,nitil tiihlr Dnputt. lo Tn St
, Mi:tni Cm, I'Vb "Jl - Minister of
I War I'es.iulra ibclates that Iii.ihmi
annul Oaxacjin Indians, who had risen
iiKiilnst the iiilmlulstratloii. have offered
to sill ninlcr. The mattei I beriR taken
up official!).
.Minister of I'Viainc tabreia. with
'!en ObtcKon, are to st.u; on a Mur oi
t.e illffeient States of the lepulillc, lie-
aiid i I'
In half of
the Canaiiza AdmllilttatIon, Carran7.a
beintf too buy to enter all the teiri
toty. The tlamways l.sht and p.mei
sttlke I still threateiiltiK iilid trnop.i ai d
t.fiu i r
prop.
lie
THE "Spencer
Heater" feeds
automatically, and
maintains a steady,
even heat from 10 to
12 hours without at
tention. It requirei coal
ing but once a day, and
burns the cheap sizes of
Anthracite. See your architect.
i'i;.M t.it m:Tt.n ..
si N. T. Office, lilt Park rf.
V
rm king or mtzwinift
bejr
H13 o national defeiue.
I'Var on the part of navy official
i hat secrets lonnected with the navy
mluhl com" into the tMissecsioii of for-1
..il... .1n.ii'iimhly 1, m ......miI . ml I .
Hon of . ..di..rii..in..iii ..rlL-lii..llv i.uh. ' ''V the court below were upet. the
bshed by the Civil Service fomm'sslon ' coiitt fliidlm.' thote had b.en
for c.iiiill.late lo take examinations for I , ,. .,d ,u the .it.senie of Intent to
appoimmcui 10 u lacancy in tne
New Vork Nay
mislead t'le tia.b
theie i mil. I
Ii ihiii the venison wim there. 11 was
described on the menu as "Verldeer .Meat
de Venison, with llrnseN Shoot' de
Tents Karl Kltcheiiei. '
The Canadian Cinnp. a society of men
aii.d women, many of whom have tu.led
with blR K.'iine and bin fish In remoter
parts of the world as well as In Canada,
always fent on prodlslrs al tb an
nua: 'hamiuet I'rlnce Ileni's rhino, Ad-
1:0 .H'tual i iniral I'earys polar mice, i or esiei s
sea I'lii-timners, i-ari ..niiui!- uk.i.
len's mountain cat these are oino of
the viand of former ears.
prlnrlp.il power plant cituatid a!
i Wecaxa, as the union had oiibied ihe
Wecaxa uolkeis to stilke lilul dai'l.ive
i was feared
To-morrow Is the unnlvi ts.tl o' "i"
death of Madeio and Pino Samcr. ami
the day w I.I be nbherwil by official
moutnliiK All stoics and offiies wtll
be closed
VILLA DEFEATS CARRANZISTAS.
Wins
be no re- '
six aeroplanes for the use of the iiaxal
mllltla. lie estlmatiHl that with Ihe'
machines he recommended the n.ny
would need nearly I.2U0 men to operate
them.
It was biouRht out at the hearing '
that Capt HrlMol was consulted on milt
one occasion, when Sicrelaiy Daniels
tut down the estlmati s for aircraft
Dr. Charles D. Walcott of the Na-,
llonal AdvNory tln.it d of Aeronautic a
body created by the lat Coneress. also
apiieared before the committee. He
unred the lommltte" to recommend an
additional npproprlat on of $r..nnn.
which would enable the board to com
plete Its work In the development of Ihe
science of aeronautics.
"Kven If the army were equipped with
inn aeroplanes I would not consider
that It wa anvwliere near ailenu.itely
outfitted." said Dr Walcott. lu the
course of a Reneial iliscu!ou of air
craft for mll'tary purposes.
"How tpiirkly can ne obt.un the
necessary. Information to advance this
scienre?" Dr Walcotl wa asked, "How
can e aet the tnf i mallon that will
lilllie this service to the he cht of Its
eltlclency0 To whom shall we apply""
(me of the otijit ls oi me am :so
board I to llnd the rluht men." repiie.t
the wltnew.
col er
The Philadelphia film lieil .1 ttadfl
name or 111,11 k "Notaeme " Toe conlllct
n.ih not upnti the n.rurs used will. '1 weie
ertiielv different but on the harkstnund
or oin iiii.nl.nl border of th
mi'kr.
SEES A CHANCE FOR U. S,
Paris Editor nj Germany I Ter
r I It eW4epajBJflu a n t r r .
Special fitlilr Dfptltrh to Tne Scf,
TAnis, Keb. 21. Auiruste Gauvaln,
Mttnr of the Journal ir Drbalt, In an
editorial on tho reported tehfdon between
Secretary Latmltitf and Amb.1ss.1dor von
Bernstorff, says:
"The United States has n unique op
portunity to increasi) ner moral stanulni;
absolutely without risk. she la not
afraid of Germany, who la terrified by
hr. Tho I'nlted State may consecrate
principles of the greatest Importance to
humanity and civilization without the
atUhtcst dauber to herself."
M noleil I'oi'flnn llrniiulilsionn.
A'ioidins to the oriRin.il iltiulais Is
sunt by the coannlsioit the examln itlons
wert not to In- limited to citizen of tne
Cnil.d States, aithoush heretofore such
limitations hIu.i.ns had existed. It wa
explained tu-nlsht (hat the exception
wa. made in this particular cae fur
the leasoii that the navy yard officials
wile pai'lliiilaily anxious to lane ap
pointed a foteimui who had h(en work
ing temporal ily around the yard and
h. 1 was an exceptionally Rood drafts
man. The man. It was stated, applied for
1 ill., ns. up papers, but had not fully
ipialitted the law reitilre iom'tl
tue . X .1 mill itlons for such place It was
ttioimlr that b littltiK down the bars
th- man ti .Uestiou. fiom hi fimlliar
i with t nnrk. would have no dlf
llc'ilD 'il iMstftB, and could then be
appointed
When tri tnattir i.ime to th ntten
t.on of Secietary Daniel he at otu-e pro
test.. I 011 the Kroiind that It would be a
dans, roil pieerdent to permit forelners
10 I .null' th. .cret lans of the navy.
II.. ii..in in ted Unit the oriirinal advertlse-
m.'itt be teialled and new one" l"iied I elusion the coiim divided, the fh'ef .III.
infra 1 . fonii.eiui.in 10 native irarn (In- and ,lu'lce
n .... .1 . Iv..,a .
M lid
in cht.
Hoar Soiiii, too.
.11 .'llldltlou to tile
Last iiiclit, .11 addition to the Uitih-
ener Mills. .11. there were "puree of wild
eahlier. ' wlilch Is wild boar soun ' Lake
to trade- 1 WahqoekohllnK bnmbo Atoropod." which
Is frsh water frost tlh. hrouuht from
Tin roitrt found ti.it as .1 matter of ii.p ,rctl( bv Cant .1 II Iterniir,
fact the same printer, who designed the ti,P Caii.iillnn expmier. who ha Just re
field or liackKrotmd for bo'll the mark ; turned fiom two years in Itallln Land,
had to use the woid of Justice Holm'. I ami a loaM of Canudlan mountain sheep
been lacking In "extensive or florid from W II Allen's ranch In the Itoekles
Imagination" and had made the b.uk- In other wotds, the Canadian Campers
sTiounds alike. bioiiKht their own food, but they let
It wa also found by the rourt tlci' 1 the Astnr chefs cook it It was shaied
a fact the M icy ilru did not know of by 300 men and women. Including eighty
the other mark until after suit was fr .111 the Canadian Camp of Philadelphia.
rhalnctei The text of AmPassanor
Page's calilecrani containing the proc
lamation follows
"The following ptmlainntlon, dated 1
l-Vbtiiatv i:., prohibiting Importation of:
paper making maleilals, paper, tobacco, I
furniture. Hoods, stones nnd slates into.
the Cnlted Kingdom, was published lu
the London foselfr nf that date and
sets forth that bv section IS of cusionis
lonsollilatlon act. I17B. It Is provided
that Importation of arni. ammunition.
gunpowder or an other goods may be.
iirnliiliii.il bv inoclamatloii, and that It 1:1,
l exnoilleiit that importation bit" th I surrounded by the force of Catrauza
I n. ted Kingdom of certain goods of 11 , (n. Krancleo Villa and hi men de-1
bulky har.e ter should be prohibited. , fe.tted n band of ( airanr.a troops noil '1-1
"As from and after the ilr-t day of u,-t of the city 0' Chihuahua as tat"
March It'll'., subject as hereinafter pro-; i.s last Kralny aeiorillni: lo new
vid d. Ihe importation Into the fluted brought to III Pa-o to-day by Amen-
Kingdom of the following goods ii i.hii li I said that Villa attached 1
hereby prohibited, via. . ' the foices of lieu. Jesus Cnvazosnt Cul-,
" All material for the mamifa. tiiie huilacblc on Kllday with Sim men and
of paper. Including wood pulp, cspait'i dime Cnvnzos back to (.'hlhurfhua city..
FORM PEACE LEAGUE
BRANCH HERE TO-DAY
lh'li'iiiit' Fi'olii All OvtM' State
Will ClionM- rci'iniiiit'iii
Offici'ix.
I Insli IVItli lien. I imiiis
Near hlliiinllim CIO.
Pio, Keb i'l - Instead of bemg
M"le lo. Hi
, all pal Is of
' t ike pail III
a bundled ie1eg,ue fi.cn
the .'tat' lite expert''! fn
1 iiiiiferetice to le held at
the Hotel Manhattan lo-d.i) for ihe pir
pnvf of oi .nanl.llig a New York Stale
liri.1i- !l "f the l.e icue to Unforre I'e.l.
Thfoimli tln-e State urati. hes sevrrtl
of which bale already been forirad it l
h'ped that .resiiie cm be brought '.'
bear on local political orgilil.ati'iM
lheieb fuitherlng tile enilsof the league
brought. The two fltms did not compete
If trade.
In the of he- . ie. th Wolf l!ro Shoe
Companv of Cincinnati v the llatnlltoii
Iliown Shoe Cotnii.iny of St. Loul. Ju lg
in.'iit for !lf.o.niin attlrmed In favor
of the Cincinnati dim on account of the
lr.fi Ingeuieit of the fade mark of the
former' "Anur'e.m Hrl used on
women" 4 shoes
Th St Lou. tlrm icd the name
"American Lad,' whkh wa held to be
a simtilit en of t'n marl: of the Cincin
nati tlrm mark. In reichlng lt con-
griiss unit linen nnd cotton lags. p.iier
nnd ciirilboaiil (Including strawboard,
pasteboatd. mllll" I and wood pulp-
board ), and niaiiufai tutes of Jiaper and
1 anlhoard.
"'All tieriodical publications exceeding
Ixtceii fiages In length Impoited other
wise than n single copies lliioiigh the
pOhl.
"'Tobacco unnianuf.iclurid and man
ufactuieit ilncliidlng cigars and clgai
eltesl. " 'Cilllillllie woods, haul wood and
lelieeis.
" 'Stones and slate.
" 'Proililcd. aln.t. and Is Is beieby
declared that nothing lu this prociama
i, no h.ill .mnlv to any good of
ilftM-rlptlun speeltliil which
n ny
Cav.no had .Via men , '""I" '"T " ,
Hen. Luis llcriera. military . omniaii.l-1 '')' ''. , ' ' , 1." ?
mil at Chihuahua, sen. out a la.ge force ' '"' J',' ''i ' VJ '.'r . T 1
i.v 1,. ,.i 1, viit,. ti i.i.ii ....iieaih iiolltlcal ialt to adopt a Pl.itiK m
DEMOCRATS TRY TO ! HUNGRY MARSHALS
SHAMEFACE ROOT ! QUIT APPAM IN HUFF
Sppk t IMovc 11 rnnilli'i i'
twoon ('urea nnd ISolirimn
to Discrcilil Him.
1 l.icnl. Hitu IHtln't V nt 'Kin
itiitl Ntilititly 'I'lKiiiirlit to
i lMM lllllPI' Moil.
STONE ASKS FU HATA XKW MKIMTIKS OX IMIAKI)
. u.i. 21 Willi He ap
parent purpose of V",," v its
a parallel of the cae of Itelgl i n . Al
In the hwnllowltig UP of Colea b .lap.it
Von
I'.lge
ik. V 1 , I'eb
lli.k'uaii and
INQUIRY INTO BRITISH ACT.
lavratlcallon of strnmrr Chlaa'a
lliililup Ordered.
WAKUl.vnToV. l-Vb. 21, tnstructloiiB
were sent to-day to the American Min
ister at Pekln and tho American Consul
at Shanghai to .-ablo rill details, obtain
able concerning the action of tho tirltlsh
warship which held up the American
steamer China nf the China Mall Kteam
hhlp Linn and took off thirty-eight pas
senger.. On the tnsls of the Information which
If received the stale Department will
demand of tho HrltVh flovernment an
Immcdlnte, surrender nf those taken from
the ship In view of the fart that this
l the tnlrd time that tirltlsh or Krem h
warships have boarded American
steamers and seized person. on hoard It
Is thought probable, that the protest will
be exceptionally vigorous In tone.
This ilnverninent ha taken the posi
tion previously that American vessels
aro not subject to action of this kind
regardless of tne nationality of the pas
senger. tney may le carrying.
.I.nlrman of th" l'ore'gn
r.,.lllee. Introdliced 0 reo-
iutiont-layfeMueslingthe Pre-Mcn, tn
transmit to tin- Senaie u - ""' ' , ', ,
spondence comernltig the latt.r in.i-,
deC!: c.nt,r Ft 1 u.i ". sl-'ch In New-
York criticising the Administration th're
has been a still hum ior "
might be used as a basi for attacking
rhe foreign pob'cy of the ll'.oseve A -ministration,
during a !''' " N,, ;
Hoot was Secretary of Slate !he ft.ib
llshment of a Japanese piote. titrate mer
CorTa as an Incident of the Itus-i-lap-anese
war of l0t-0r. has been i-cleUcd
to serve this purioe
The treaty of IS3 between the n ltl
State, and Corea provide th.it. "'.r liW
Powers deal unjustly or W ,
with cither (Joverniu.nt. the other
exert their good nfflces, on being in
JoVmed of the case, to bring about an
amicable arrangement, thus showing
their friendly feeling."
The only protests agam-t the action
of Japan made to the I'.r.tcl St lies ap
pear to have come from a orean. Mi.
Yueng-Tcben. delgnnled as spir al en-
knot credentials, to whom Senator
" " " i... 1.1 1'inr.
Hoot wrote on i'c-
"It I to be ob-erveil that th- olll.lal
communications from the Japanese c,v.
ernment agree with tne otbclal ciiiimiml
catlons from the Coreau iim rnuieiit.
nd are quite Inconsistent with Miur In
formation. "If however, the dltllculiy of inmp'i-In-
with your wishes were surmounted
we should be met by the fu. t that on
February 2. l'Jnt. and on August
tt r.he Corean liovernment 1 onclu.bd
with' the Jaiianene (ioverninent treaties
which are not now In any iespect Im
peached or uuestloned. by which Corea
gave to Japan such extensive emitiol
over her nffalra and put hen-elf so .om
pletely under the protection of the Cov
ernment of Japan aw t" icmb r .im
pletely lmposlhle the application of the
treaty with the United Statin above
UOted,
"The above mentioned tieal.e t.e.
tween Japan and Corea appear to he of
such a character :.i- to give Jap in con
trol over foreign lelallnns of Colea mid
to make the latest tpaty of Noi ember
1", 19'ir., which Is now called Into ipies
tlon, but a slliht arivaiue upon the
relatloiiH of lontrol previously exlatuig
Thehe prevlou.s 1 editions of control
nmount to a complete, bir to an Inter
ference by the t.'nlled Sl-ilts under th
treaty of 18S3," j
It I apparent that the Administration
Is cooperating with Senator Stone In mi 1
effort to dig up something linn .an he j
used In combating the Hoot speech. The
unusual steps that inn beluK talon audi
I .I.a ..1 1. t.r.c,i t.a 1,1 ..i..i rn t Inn M tlml ill.. I, .tint. .
I nlilllll for Conference1 U v. .,..1. 1...11 - 1
11114111' l'l ..-l....... .""II- n I I ' ' .li.fl" n U 1
clearly that the I toot speech has had a '
.. . ., . I damaging effect 011 ihe Administration
anniii i,..,i... 11,,.. i. i.t ami inai ine iiec.-.i'j
Iiiih iledded not to appoint Secretary of
tho Inter or Lane or Secietary of Agrl-
nilturn Houston lo the War portfolio.!
Thin means that he probably will select
a Secretary of War from outside Ills
Cabinet. Man) believe thai uvld It
Francis, cx.iiovernor of .Missouri, who
I In Wnshitiglnn to. night, has an e.
the foimer Hlltlsh 111:
The men, sworn in a" special Culled
Stati s liepiity Marshal, were put aboard
the lessel Saturday, following proceed-'
ing 111st. tiito.i i. tin- African ste tm I
Navigation i'o npaii, her former oatier,
to seiiire possessliui of the ship from'
La vit Hans llerg and his Herman prUe !
crew
The) weie not given any food and 1
little hhelter, Lieut. Iterg saying that
the) weie on boir.l without hl consent !
and were unwelioine guests. The (wo
men imc ashore to rat to-day and de
cide. I not to go back.
I n'teil States .Marshal Saunders he.
itred the unices of two other men.
The) were promised relief in twelve
, lo.rs Food was furnished bv the
' .M.uh.il
Van Prv.inter hoMir.g
th the Clteuit Couit of Appal that
the name "Atnei an (5tl" 11 a "gio
giaphical and descriptive" and not a
subject foi rrgit ration In the Patent
Ottl. e .lil'tce Plttie) lent the opinion
of the remainder of the ctmit hnldliig
j thit the word wue properly registrable.
1 lie luwc court, wlnle ilerylug that
the Cincinnati tlltn bid a lalll trade
mark, awarded damages on the ground
nf unfair trade practices, holding that
while the in. 11k was not legNtrable the
rompativ was entitled to Hit business It
bad built Up under it mil that the St
laiuis II' III had persist! il in the ue of
the name "An.enc.ui l-ili," the plait,
effect of uh.r.i was to deceive and nils
lead The Supn me Court ordered a decree
holding th" trade mark valid and affirm
ing the Judgment. The rn.e has been
before the court for )eais ,111111 the S11
pieme Coiii't once hefote r flled a tei-
1 tloiarl to review a dei iion of the loaer
lliinser ilrm e ! ourt.
... , Irclleiitalh th. Siiprenu Couit said
.. M.o.es from J ,.,,. ,,,,,, ,..fllVill , K,,int vsrij (lf
Appaui to-day. 1 m Hnrarl did 1101 go to the merits of the
ran and did tot pieilule the comt at a
sub-. ii;er.t 1 mi.' fiom pa -sing up tin
merits
The tnatm.tte:, Introduced liy Ir (I,
Ih'Iiiix Curtl, president of the oclety,
was Slephi'ti llutler 1actK-k. novelist
and humorist. alo profeor of political
euinoinv at Mclilll Cnlverslty. M0ntre.1l.
Ills admbslon that he was "proud to
I", a Canadian, e-perhill) at till time,"
btniigh! responsive applaue.
M s Wild 1 I.. Itrowti tolit het -torv
of camping alone for ten )rar In the
wllderne near Hudson It.l) Her lieai- '
est neighbors tin were mite away
wen- Indian- She started prospecting
lor health and l I'll her 1 1 gold. j
"I have been Introduced." she said. :
but I'm not It takes more than the the prohibition- 01 impnri iiai"i.
. wood to make a woodswoman I was I b-o' 'o. furniture, wood and "tones)
a star neurasthenic I went to Canada ! proclamation of CM.
to get awa) from doctors and mire. j
I staked there the best gold mine Canada FREE TRADE LESS POPULAR,
jeier produced I found my health J
Mrmrlmlpr hamtier ll
I .1.1... ... In.. fur llrltlllll.
I 'lie SITllIT 1 I 11 .none 111 H it'll;
come into contact with the outlawed
thief so far as could be learned.
TO ATTACK LANSING S LIST.
nf ttiiprli-iin
l.nruer.
-I i"ir Fall
K.H'i'ldng up tin.
I'nll Finds N timber
lletlnis In lleilfii
WisuiXiiTov. I'eb.
of New Mexico aft-r Kheeklng
fiat 1 furtiisliisl by S'crelai) Lii ilog on
1 the iiuriil.f r of Arneiicans billi-d in Mex-
,,iio wunili tile 1.1't nn" 'll'S nei'eve
ire ImnotttiJ t"" hi' lias i:i-c ikocii B'artric dlvrrtiati-
,.n i...i.nlf of 1 1' in tii.. tin of lb llms a'id will o
Its platfotm iidvocatlng the alms of the
league lesolutlou calling the leagiiv s
object to tilt- attention of the Itepre
1-cnt.itlve "f N'ew Yoik State In Con-gii-
will probably be passed al tn-diy'
meetliiK
The executiie coilllll ll ire of the t.n
piitary N'ew York otgaiiu.itloii ennslt
of William .1. Schleffelln. clialrtnai
.lame M. I let Is, lieorge W. IlurltHh,
Chillies Stewait Pavl-on. Melvll I'ewsy,
Ml. hael H. liflsioll. Ih. John II I'lnlev
Kdward W Hatch. Ihigene It Outer
l.r'dge. .Iiidi.e Alton II. Parker and W . .
bin c Sanger, permanent oflleet v (It
ho .hos'n to. ilny
Addresses will br mails by .limes M
Ull'l.l II..II!-.- K .v.. - .. . v,. t,i,, ,.,.
the .oar.l or ' 1 '''' .1,1, In the Senate tln w.ek. ! Ite.l, ex-sitant Ittoniey-ileiietal nf
ptovisioii an,. ...imi.ioi.s ; j,r .,sllu- l.st .Unwed 121 A'tien-'the l ulled States Samuel .1. K,.r f
Cell!' , , . ... 1. .it.,. 1 1.. 11... t..n ... ,1... 1 Ilnslnn wim w.ts fi member of Ihe sen'rtf
I. im I'tll.tl ...fir ...-.. II. ..I. ,.'. .11 . I." f.tl-l nv
"Till pioclania'lon ma
Hone In Tent In Zero lluis.
)ears, Senator Fall ha a 'i t of slxty
feven Aiiiericans killed In that period
who are not njiorted by Mr. Lansing.
I In add tlon be has the nam". of fleiVii
I.Muetican killed on the American Imr
I der b) Mexican bullets who ate nol
) iiicnt lotted in the Laiim'r data.
I
I .(.OIW..1 fnr tii.. I'nite.l Sf..les hrfnre ths
lliigu." T11I111111I in the north Ulantle
tNhi'iles arli.tratlon. md Talrott Will
:rn ile-in of the Pulitzer School nf
Journalism
LAMAR. "THE WOLF." APPEALS.
GERMANY PROTESTS.
FRANCIS MAY GET WAR POST.
Hencbcs
WAsn .xfiTov, Fob 21,'
.V. V. FIRM ATTACKED. ;
l.oldlii Urns, ei'iieil nf I nfitr
ni'ss b) I'l'iteral Trade llosril.
W.lSMIVC.Tr.V, Feb. 21 -The I'eilelal
Tiade 1 "otn in 1 --i.'ii c 1 s.fti'd it - tlit for
mal coinplaiiii to.il i) 11 ml. t th" "unfair
competition" -ectlon of rhe ,ul creat
ing the ci.iuiniMon It is illtiM'teil against
a N'i'W York tlrm which the commission
stati nianiifactute mer. 1 rled (o'ton
' thread, but sell it as "sewing llk "
The tlim has thirty da) In whlili
to appear nnd show cause why an order
should not U. out. red In th" commission
re'iu'r.tiE it to desist from branding th"
i pri'ilie t a "-n 1 K '"
; In the complaint It i leclte.i "that be.
1 cause of the aforesaid method of com.
! petition, t i wit, the it-c of the afore
, said false hr.ind or tr ule descr ptloii and
1 the I' su'ting de. option of purchasers and
conumei. ttianufai tiircr or oilier en
1 gaged 11 the 01 inut'.ictin-' "i sale of gen-
' ti m silk t'ireiiil hi inter't.ii' tnm'rre,
have beit, or ate iijurcd In I heir trade
nnd business"
1 The llr-n agiiust whi. h tin couiplalnt
is directed 's HohPn rtro , of New
York, miiti'ifactiiiers of "Lion brand
I sew ing silk" Tlie .omplaint 1 based
'on protest tll'd w.th tin- "ininlsslou
I by iniiuufactiners of sill' tbie.nl
' Hearing on the subject will be con
1dnct.1l by ihe commission lu Washington
Old Prussian Trent les (Hie 'I'rutiin
I'rlres t)lniii.
Wisiii.M.T'iN, I'eb 21. Priiiz vm
HatfeUlt. . oiiiii.nr of the (! rm in lim
ine, plot, sled f.i the Slate In part.
111. ill t"-il.i) against the presence of
Fluted Stat' Mi puty Marshals on board
t.ie pr.e hip Appani at .S'ewisui New.,
V.i. Actu.g 011 the protest Counsellor
Polk of the State I "'p. il tin. lit conferred
with "ffUi.ils of I'.e ivpartinent of Jm
1 '-c lo Irani whither s nun otlwr means
1011I1I be found of keeping the icssel lu
the jurisdiction of the court at Norfolk,
w 1 woiiiii I'lianie 1 no ileputles to U
w Itbilr iwn.
Although the 'rean treaties of KSH
,11111! l2l. upon which (iermany relies in
her contention that the Appam may seek
; nidi Unite asluin at the American n't
I is a (ieimon pilze, provide that (ier-
man pi..s In American imrts are not
subject i,i legal pro. esse I'tlnj. von
, llatzfel.lt, il was learned, uieielv hiseit
h.s piotest on tin. ground that the pics.
, ''' f dcpiillcH lemlcl ,.,.
, ftlctlon aboard th" icssel t Is expected
, (leiriiany will invoke the trend- If ih., 1 -...,.1 nw:.v to.ilav. when the Chief Jus
coin t holds that ihe vessel call be llbflled tire tool, up the few iftniluing tases
I by her lliitish owneis, I ... ,p.,ilcl when Hie main cases were
I ntll this is done, it was said ti. ! n.issed iiiioii tccenlK
at from 10 10 t'.u dcgiees below neio
I must admit that In th mornings I
sighed for a man to build the tire"
On a screen pictures were throw 11
proving among other thlirgs that Mr.
I Iron n, all by herself packed on her
shoulders an eighteen foot cidar canoe
nttier speakele were the guest of
honoi. W. II S. I)er of Philadelphia;
llerln'rt J. Lang, who has been exploring;
the Congo for the American Mueuni nf
Naturil History: Capt. Hernler. L. O.
Armstrong, one of the Drgmlrets of the
Canadian Camp . It. M W c. Snyder,
tin )ears a tnls'ionary In Africa, and
Thornton Httimops. who ha a fishery 011
Kadlik Island W .1 Lampion read a
poem and J ! '!l!c of Montreal recited
seme of Pr. Iirutnniond's Frenrh-Cana-
lll.lll VC'SC
The "iPtleg1ll.liei glle'h were Nel
son 1 1'Shaughttes-ii forinerlv Cinti-d
,i ite Ch.irne d Affams in Mexi.o ci )
Cot. Ildinutid II Maili'iir. spe.-'al dele,
sa'e "f tie- Mexican Fiileration oi' Labor .
.1,1111. -. 1' Chipui. Mr l.it.g's lOttipiiiion
n Africa . John Finery McLean, pres'
.lent of ttif Canadian Club of New V01K .
.Iil"l" Aceie.l'i. coiiiiti1s"iotier of the
Mexican ilnveinnient and l.'eilt. ilenige
Fntmoiis. an authority on the AIakan
Indian.
HYDRO-AEROPLANES DEFINED.
Trrnsiir) llepiirlinetit Holes I hnl
'I'liej tre Vessels.
The Tre-.imr) I'eji irtment ha Ju-t
I Hied that hydro-aeroplanes are "es.
sels'- within the ttieaniiig of that term
hs used in sub-set Hsiis ." and of para
graph .1 of sei t Ion t of tin- tariff net
nt ;.:! In a. cordiitii e with thin rul
ing iompne for hidro-aeroplaties f,f
the I'nlted State navv contllute ar-
1 tides of oiittlt mid equipment, and are
entitled I" fr ntri a" such
This decision s Ihe e.-iilt of an
impiiry from the Colic, tm of CiiMntu.n
II ti.t.'ti. who unf uil'crt.iiii whellier
or tint to lav tlic-e .omp.ue.'s for dntv
Tlie Hepaitirent turtlier rubs tint aero,
planes other than h)din-aeiopl,mrt .ne
not ileenieil to b" "vessels" within tlie
ne iiiiug "T said proiision In the tai'ff
law.
GUADALOUPE CHEERS T. R.
side r
.sir..if .j.fe HtnttcU f Tnr Si v
LovtsiV. Feb. 21 The question if
aliai'iloniug fne trade after tlie war
In famr of 11 foim of protective tar'ff
I being illscuesed to an Inireaslng ex
tent Much importance i atta hed to tlie
piocecd ngs in tbl connection of Pie
I'hainbtr of Cottitucri of Manchester,
which Is the home of flee trade The
chamber, numbering about l.wi bu-l-i.er
men. Im Jut been polled on the
qui Minn whether the iccrnt niemoran
ililtn bv the chamber's dlrictor ileirc-
i.itlng th inslderitton of free trade
id pres. nt should b" refcired lin k to
thi m.
Thee wrre nx vote ill favor "f fur
ther consideration of the memorandum
MRS. GWATHMEY GETS DIVORCE
bv the ilitcrtnr and .1.
Mi.li fin th. i- on derat.
1 Hes again'
.in
BONES SPLICED BY STEEL.
; INCOME TAX FURTHER UPHELD.
I
' gnpreine Ciinrl lllposes of Cnses
1 111 111 1 Ing: I'roceilnre,
I V isiiini To:.'. Fell 21 The last of
I the objections iaied against Hie enn
1 stiliitloiial.lv of Ihe In. oine tax law were
... ,...,. ., , ,, , MkP, f) ,
he 111. nlc l.i the i. piitmci to get ihe I
case out of the linn, Is nf the court in I
hut event ll Is probable ihm tl. ,.
paitiiient will b.ne 10 do what it ha
hitheiio a led. namely, announce lis
I decision between the (Ionian anil Hlltlsh
hums loneernlng the proper disposition
01 ine snip
PiiiiX ion HaUI'ddt ,.ft to-mgin for
Norfolk to 1 for with l.b ut llerg. com
mand' r of the licrinari prize crew
MERCHANTS FOR DEFENCE.
for
nieut I lecngnlxcil liy
. his advisers.
f 111 lull lrea(
the Picsiilent and
reiieni 1 nance nr tlie place. He pas ail
appointment In mnfer with President
Wilson to morrow In tegard to the Am
liahhailorsblp lo liusshi. ll was learned
to-night ilia' Mr Francis has not de
clined ihn pot. but bis friends were not
pr'i'.in.l 10 s'iy wli.il h,. outcome, of hi
conference with President Wilson would
be.
The conference b d to reports that Mr
Francis wan under consideration for See.
7Ur' of .w,'f ' h "w ilt uf his reject-
... ..... ...nneauiurnnin.
TO GREET M0RGENTHAU.
llajor'" loniiolllee IVilconics m.
linasndor lo Tiirli lo-ilni,
The romin'ltee "f etiins uppninicil
bv .M'lyot .Mliihcl to recene II. on) Mnr.
gemhaii Amb.iss'iiloi 1.1 Tinhev, wlio
urrhes fs morning on ihe Fieileiik
VIII.. will meet shoitly uffi r J o . lo t.
at the Harge (itll.e ami 111..111I dnwn
the buy on the coast guaiil culler M111
bnitmi j Mr Moigemhaii wll be talon off Ui
slilp nt ijiiaraiitltie mid biouglii to pier
A, where 11 leciptlon will be tenileied
In hi honor at the offli e of Dock Com
missioner It A. C, Smith,
1?
I Issocliilloo llpcns llilpniun
! Heller Irioy 11 ml Vni.i.
, Tin' .Mi rch.iiils Ahsoclatloii has . om..
,0111 for picpiuciliicss and has begun a
' riiinpalgn ainong couimeiclal orgaul.u-1
Mi nis tlnoiiglioiii tlie lountry In support I
of a I'logiMnini" of adequate 11.1 1 (1111 11 1 ile.
felic . I
T 1. action follows the leporl lo, 1 Ho 1
1 asMi' iathiirs milium commitiee, com-
I 1.0-cil of Willi 1111 M llaldwln, rhalrnint '
Stephen I'ariell). II. llieli.iiil-io: u.
er . Loins M .I11sej1l1th.il, in 1 J , 1 -g, neral,
chailes I-' Hoc and .1 II, '.1111110111 Spen-
( IT
The a- o. lui'iui III. ois Hi. cicallini of
' ,1 n.iii whi.h Mull hi second on the At.
I.il.ll.' and Hi "I on the Pacific . the crc'i-
ti.in ol 1 rigiilat ainiv of from 27.i,in
1 1 1 ;iiii,niiii men the crenlion o' a con-
t cental m in) of fiom .(ifi.nno in l.nnn,.
mil men, mid tin use of the National
lilu.ird as auxiliary to th coast defence
foicoa.
A majority of the i.ises passed nil
to-day Iniolieil qii'stiotis ol pi oci dure,
sin i as Hie .0 Hon of !nige Hros. of
Ilctioit, who i-otiglit to enjoin tlie ml
lei Hon of the tax b) nut in the IHntrk't
of Columbia ami lost Piiilnhly the
inil Inn resting of the latest cases 'lis-po-eil
of was the one invilvlin; the lax
Imposed upon Hi" iinninc of milling
1 iocs
Counsel who fought III" law li.'lil mat ii""s. iii.
11. u ...(.icnieil Hie Mtmnget cat.e against I Mr Itooscic't In hi
ihe valldil) of tl iiaclmcnt. because'
the tax' on the profits of a rnuie re-j
ilured the actual ph).lcal value of the'
proper!) and was a prrpcrty tax. The,
rout t held that even under the cotiten-l
tlon of this-f iittaiklng the law Hie tax
would be lawful. 1
The I olonel I. nods I'rniice nod
nll for Dominic 11.
1 PoiT-t-PlTI:r, Huadaloiipe, Feb 21
Col lioosevelt arrhed here esieiil.iv
and was met by ,1 delegation Including
the Cnvcrnnr and othet high orllcials
Mr ami Mis Hoo-exelt weie nenm
nanled to their hotel by .1 military
escort. Fiom liiillilings along IN 'nine
(lag and hunting weie dHplavi d nnd
tne pilllll lined street Were (llli (t with
I natlie anxious to get a glimpse of (he
I one time Plisnlellt of the I'tillnl Slates.
' Thev cheered themselves hoarse shouting
"Vila !'
' A illnnci foi .Mr lto"seve,t was giien
' 1,11 nlgllt The Hoi el nor ill an nildiess
J of welcome told hi n how glad the people
of the Isliitnl wire lo see I1I111 He rc
' ferriil to Mr Itooi-o elt as "a fiicuil of
France and an advocate of all the laws
I of ci lllzati'in " A to ist was .li mil. to
the piuspeilti of tlie Cnlted Stiles and
, ( nrnettle I'lnol "oru Tells of
I t s Opernllons.
ir William 1 1 Nell Sherman, t lilt f
sin genu of lb" Caitnme Slid Conipati)
of Pltt.sbii.u. told the Medical Associa
tion of the ilieater City of New York,'
tnectliig in the A' idem) of Medicine lat
' nigbl. of Ihe n niarkable sitci es b" has 1
had III mating 1 oinpoiiml fiacturcs with
steel plates and tap sctews He 1 ited
lis ase of such luokeii bones In which
'operations weie performed by the screw. I
lug into the broken parts of vanadium I
'steel plat.s. none of which ieul!cl In
ibalh and all except one of whi.h re.
sillied tq a union "f 111" fiactutcs
It Sheim in declared that I'r Murphy
of Chicago. Ibc noted surgeon and bone
autlii.lit). would hale to ihatigc bis
inithods lie made this statement after
telling of a New Volt, broker who w.if
MsU mg tlie '"al in gte plant otic da) wh' 11
Ile was felled 111 HO explos'nti The
tu ..1,1 siiifeti.l ,1 . ' 1 1 1 . .1 1 1 1 I fr i. lure
which I'r Slid man treated with tic stiel
plate and set 1 w s
A pelf' 'I union did not at first follow,
and I H Miliph) ofi'hii .igoaihiscillii..
grafting, the setting in of a hone splint.
Tin was not done. Iiowciir. because the
New Vork broker wa too bus) and '..iter
the boil's fottiicil a pel f. ct fiiiu Itonal
union This was construed by Mr. Slier
man as a potent example nf ihe value of
In methods against tho-e of Mr .Miliph).
Ileeelies nn Ibsolnle lleiiree In
lltlll. Tel.
TUIINTV (INK
AfSTiN. Tex F. li -t -Mi- l.-li
ilapie (iwath 1 ei wis st n.te.l ti-dix
.1 de tee of ihsolute djiie'i'.. f'..n ti. '
llllsh I'd. I T'"llp' (111 itllllei .if New
Votk. by Judge A S. Fisher lu t"o Ml.
Irlit Court.
Mrs. llwathui'y . na'ti" wa In P.M3
lu ought into the diiorce suit In New
York of Mi. Ablsail H ineock lllslmp.
Vt that lime Mrs Hwathmey entered
a denial of all accusations made agalut
her
M's (Iw nth ne) wi lie d lug'-.te- o'
t.ie late Iteiioen I: I5.imi. once Chief
.liisii.e of the Sup) fine Court of this
I Stati Cider the derr.e M iiw.it'
' 'iiei gi-is I2r.0"0 f "-C !ici 'iiislia.nl a ii
j a poition of his realli holdings
iilwatlini is a wll ow 1 . itton
kei of New v.. '
I 1.1.1 1I11 -.npri-nii i onrf to Hol4
1 I p .Mil Msillilsle.
I WisitiMJTON, Fen. 21. Pavid Lim.tr
ai'.ateil before the Supreme Court in
I day tn a'l iffoit to delay trie jir.so' .-en.
1 ti nee t .at ha been Imposed on bun 'e
'i.'latio of a Federal statute by n
:i n.it. ng a Fedetal officer In an Jt-
ti ii.pt to il fr md
, I . 111 ir s. lapst nio'e wa to appia' "1
j the Supreme Court through hi attorney
1 A. L. Hverett of New York, for bale "1
I tile a motion for a writ of mardaM'j'
llltecteil tn tile three Federal Judges -n
' sat In hl cae in the southern d.tr
of New Yi'tk, n quiring them to r -'
state Ins wr't of error which had hen
d.sm ssnl in that rourt. The Judge
1 aga.:it whom Lamar seeks the url nt
i mandamus arc Co, Ward a'd Itodce-
' It th. Supreme Court should de-) th
l. tet motion interposed on be' alf of
ILainir icxt Monday it would seem 't'.i'
I ll's legal tesource" bad about ceeti ex.
,a se, and that lie would hii to ;i
I to prlon
tei'h teiieweil
the lilstiu) of Frances dealing with her
colonists: in the West Indies, ill.! pat
tlciilaili on this island
Mr and Mis lioosevelt left here at
midnight last night for Mnmlnlci.
BRITISH USE U. SrSHLPS.
FOR AVIATION CORPS INQUIRY.
scoiile ( 0111111 Nice oc n Hciorl
the Itoliliison llesiilnlliiti,
AsitiMiToN Feb 21 A favorahM
tepott on the Knhnisnii resolution pro
vuliiig foi an investigation of the art'i)
aviation cups wa otileied lo-dai bv
the Senate Milltnri ''onunittee The
I esntutloii was amenilcil lo provide Ilia'
Hie inqllll) be made li) Iwn lllclllliers of
III" Sell. Ill' . i .11 1 in 1 1 1 .. ami tlllee nf the
House comiinttec, acting as a Joint siili.
i "iinnittec and to appropriate )n,nrtu f.,r
expenses
It is pinbable lli.it ih" resolution will
be passed liy III" Sdiaie with little
opposition and thai m giiixanie w 'It
be tal.cn of the fa. I that a War Me
partniei't tuiestlgatloii has been otdeie.l
liy acting Seitctary S'ott.
, The Senate conuiiillee gave its alien.
1 1 1 in tool. i) to tlie drifliiiK of a hill pi
incleasc tlie icgular eslalillsliment along
Hie lines of the measure Introilm eij liy
I Setialoi I'hainbeilain This ih unite r
; stood t" be lu .ii'i nlil.llii e with tile pro-
posal of the Anil) War College, made
I in l'.i2 imly Ihe general phases of the
campaign h.tie been conslilercd The
'detail me being woiUcd out
KANSAS STOCK TAX VALID.
Supreme i ourt Sustains Mule In
Fori oolt llonil ( use.
Wasiiimitos. I'cIi 21 - A Kansas
statute llliinsllig a gin. 111. lie, 1 fianchlse.
tax on cm poral Ions based on Ihe capital
stock was h"d lo b" lalid lo-day In
an oplnloji '. .liiitlie lliiglit-s, wlui
said that It was pot it burden op Inter-1 American
Slate 1 1 ii i m tit' ' ' "iiii'.iii.v
TIi" tax was re'Mril jiy Hie Kansas
City Foil Scott and Meinphls Hallioad,
on which a lux ol 2,..iiu had la'cn laid.
II was held that Ih" tax was equally
valid when lniMised oil il foielgn cor
pnrallon to the extent mid In tho pro
poitloji Flint Its cayllal U, cmplujcd In
tho .Stale.
A HOAX.
I Mil llrulnient
Pro nun need.
Three cs.cl, TrniiHpiirl sl'Pll i ARMQRY "UNVEILING
III ille or ITolcsl.
WaHIIIS.II.in. Feb 21 Mesplle a-! "",
surances to the contrary, the llrltish an-, smoUer o
tliot ltlcs. according lo lnforiii.il l.n In , ,nNv, Fi , 21 cc. gtoteports
possession t the Slat" Mep irlincnl, me ,,, ,,,.nl; n, National Uuanl and
contlnu.i g to make n,e of American lis- ,,, j, ,,,, ,,, .,,so ,n , ,Mln
sets held under Hntlsh in.c 01111 uo- n, ,, ,f,.. iit iinieil'ng of a i.ibirei girl
1 ceilings. I (,, 11,,. I'oui leeiilli Hesimeul Armorv,
Waller S. Meld, attoiney for the ' iminUlvn ilov Whllnian' iltetillon wi.
TraiisatlanllP Steiinishlp ' . .o,i ,,, th, mclibut wtuch tool; nl .. e .1
llirce 01 iinse lesseis iiiii,.
been sel.etl 011 Hie ground tll.lt tile null
pany owning them I (lei ma 1 controlled,
has infiii'iiicd Ibc Pcpartmeut that all
three of the s dps, since they were cap
lured, luiic been used by the llrltish
llnirrniucnt to transport supplies,
Tho State liepartmrnt hai made pro
test! In thr cs.
tlie risiuncnts smol.ci' it 111 1 the itoernnr
instriicie.l Majoi-iieii O'liyan and Adjt -Hen
Slot. .shut v to investigate
The icmiiI was eeiit in (he CiiMtuor
lii'iilglil Wlilh the 1IJ11l.111l.1 ieneral
would not make It .''intents known It is
nudeislooil that the unveiling proves,
was a hoax on thn tooklM of the regiment.
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