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THE SUN, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1916.
AMERICANS CLASH two u. s. aeros destroyed
witu VIII il CADr.CQ IN PERSHING'S VILLA HUNT
II 11 11 I ILiLIri 1 VllvLiU) ,
IS LATEST REPORT!
I'tiHhiuntl nun i rj. f 'title
have
Sellt
Cell.
mi..
lirrtniii Sn.vs Hio Quarry
s Local ril a( Ml Omi,
Chilitialiuii.
I A NO SAID TO UK
XEAKKST TO 1IAXMIT
H' I vo, March I", VIII.i tontinues
(erven ie that undcluiable power of his
Utrllmtod by III" superstitious imtlves In
bl.ck tn.itfi '. I' keep out of the dutches
cf hit pursuers. Althotuh tho otllclal
ripPt'-lii'.i In tin Mexican garrison com
numler In .Iuiupis to-day broiicht Villa
Pif of Hi" canyon where I ho Cnrranz.i
ri.-lt' lies had liMt I"1' nluht. ho was
H rj'iTI ! .ilic.nl nf his pursuers,
i.en i-'raiielse-o ltertattl, fiiiiui.inlliiEr
In the Cisa (iratidis region ami hoMlm;
, po i!"n in Hip (.'.irr.tiia.i nnny rnr
ttjp.iMil ns I" tli.it of (icn. tt rliItiK,
mt-,1 tici. .Manuel Civlrn, the Jil.irrz
,c'i"ii.i:i.ici', tils afternoon sin follows:
- lniir'p tli.tl Col. t'atin lit the omi
of niir chiefs cloet to Villa. Until
ci. anil Hi'1 American forces hams
VIIU ciiiit.uitly, who In at i:i ji. I
ilnll fin't iiii effort to kIvp sou all
Ir.f ir.iution about thl.i nutter,
Ttil" I' tlio llrst posltlvo Information,
tf Movc-ati infoiiiiallon can lio positive.
tii.it t!it Aiiicrcnit soldiers, an- actually
In i.nitli.'t with Villa. Tim news canto
from nm. r-rt.ini at Madera. I'hlhtia
hu.i "111' li I" almost west of till! Slip
0f'l ImaMon of VIII.i, and Indicates that
the American seildlors ami I 'at ranzlstas
sre e ooperatltiK, for an American com
- .i .1 Is Known to lo stationed at Ma-
lltM.
Impressing oilim Mexicans.
I i Juarez, it wax stated that Villa is
lni.iet.iiiir tnanj vi.iiiik .Mc.sUaii.'i Into
h'li si-vi. e on pain of death, lie lines
up :ill tliu nun of a villaKo tlimutfi
nhi' li In- passes ami then. It la declared,
f select- tho Inst phjsle'al specimens
nl in 'ttailvs or forces them to rhlc.
u.'li Mm.
.i, accord In.: to tho .Itiarcz ntllclal-,
..i.i r. v rti'il to the Indian tactics of ills.
MtKl.tii; his men and scnlterliiK thoni In
.tl' I' in, is on tln approach of his pur-
ii'- with Instruction to gather nualu
?. fomo MivcllltNl ilacc at a Klven Line.
u t !i. tiuniur ho Is ahli to p-c.te
f . . open battle tu his pursuers ami
! w' lit men tcvcthtr at such tlinos u
y slict
iii.ili',: lui tin iufuniiatloii that Miuhl
hrnv any 11,-ht on tho reported lah
nt'fii Annilcan tioops and natii"
at hi alle ix pcrsi.itontly runioroil on
lordcr for two das past. It was.
..nnouiKOd in Juarez to-day that nr
mtisfiiicnts had been mad" to peiliut the
(i rlcau foicos oiieratlns after Villa
ii.'o tlio railroad wire between Madero
nn Ju.uu, whi'h Is epertcd sleatly
to f i date the. tranMnl.'lou of army
. nd pirj mer.sa;;ci.
ti 1'ershins Inus been yriousdy han
41'Hppcd ullli iiuthitit; hut Ills uiteless
I'p.ira'us worklnc only intermittently
lo lain him In touch with the border
lien. l unton at San Antonio.
t'i .M.ider.i la uocd by tho
I'tirv otllcials in cinnmitnl.
i 'iin llertatil and i.ralpl.i
' - MeMco Noitiiwestern
'i fie American forces
d to uto toon.
r z
TUillroa i. w 'i
nupt to lv ,'( li
nil available irBuhiis should bo
In Mm borilci, lo be rcplifol red by
iletiH'hinenls finm Hip .Vallomtl (lu.it il If
ciri'tiiiiFtuiiccs demaiid II.
Not onlv nhnllM Vill i nn.l hi. niiir.
do.-ous band bo eapluri-il it ml minl'hed.
hut the llxes and iroierty of Auierleans
on both sides of tho border should be
fully protected, i tltltut which lt.ut mit
horetoforo been dono by our l!o em
inent," Theio is every Indication tli.it the AV.ir
Iiepartiuent Is niiihlni; Its plans with px.
peeiallon of illilleultles whlcli mlRht bo
eucoiinlered In tho reipiest for permla
slou to uo tlm Mexican iallw.is.
So far tho fulled States has received
no lepiy fiom Carraiisa on thin, It
uns Icirued to-niKht that .nili-as.ulor-lieslKiiale
Arieclondo liod infintued this
(ioMTtiuteut that the Icirucst ns to tie!
nilluai would lw (then tousldcrntlon
In eoniiectlon with the vt'toeol to eoer
looperatlou In tho pursuit of Villa.
It Is thp undeistimdlnj;, houoNer, tlmt
mis (internment HI piefM for a on-
cession for Hie ne of tho .Mexican!
railway inileviiilciit of llio protocol
lieKotialions, ,
Secretary Itaker and Secretary Jait-
lels both conferred to-lilirht with I'resl
dent Wilson, but declined to dlseltmo the
purpive of tjiclr lslls. It Is understood
on uood authority, hirwovcr, that Mr.
Haker tut lo.iht tllscus'eil .Mexico with
the I'ri'slilettt.
Khseo Arieilotalo, Carra lira's ropre
sontatlve here, preented to Mr. Utltsltur
to-day tho repl of the First Chief lo
the pivtHisals for a protoitd to cover
eooperatlon between tho two (lovorn
meitts in tho pursuit of Villa. Although
tho reply Is said to bae nnjulcsccd In
the stiUotautlal features of tho projiosed
MKrccmcnt Carratua made certain hiik-
Ristlons as to tlet.ills wltlch Ihn Slate
liepartmetn It now tunslilerliK;.
.Meanwhile the liepartutent eonlltiues
to teeelxo leassurlin; tepirts. fmiu lt
eonstils lit Mexico as to cohdlllntiM there.
Follow lin; Is n Miinni.try of these teit ts
Riven out to-d.iy :
"llm Ib'partment Is In receipt of
telcKrain dated s I'. M March 2.1, front
XoKales, stalhiK In sulmtuucu its fol
lows i
".Miuty liKiulrlfs HtnuttB Americans
contliiK from various parts of the Stale
of Jionora eonllrm lirevlous rejiorts that
there has been no KPtierul itntl-Anierloan
fecllliff uuililfested in the State of Sotiora
up tu this time. Several hundred Ameri
cans ate at Ciii.miph, where Ulet pre
vails. A few ttio at Kl Tlitre ami Nil
cozarl, tiiid i-nuie miners are in the
mnaller towns between NokuIo nnd ller
mostllo. News of cm r nt events In
Chltiu.ilni t has reached these towns, but
llio liutlM'.". while lnterrstcil, nre s
suiuiiu; no nttlttnle nf hostllily.
' Advices dated March '.T, front La
redo, Mate that conditions there arc
iult,
"A nie.iRe dated 7 1'. M., March 2S,
from I'ledras Necr.. states that tele
Kiaphlc couimimicittlons to Torreott tere
open on that day, but that no news
bad been ncelvcd from that place. It
whs stated that the bet of Older pre
vailed In I'ledras Nruras.
'The Iepaitmeiit U lit receipt of the
follow Iiik tolecram, dated 6 V. M., March
'J.', from Monterey .
"Some df our (,'otisuts alone t tie In
ternational boundary nnd nearly all j
lltoso at interior cities in territory eon
trolled by (Sen. Carranza report unlet
In their districts to-day nnd that our
people itro belns well netted. The re
ports Indicate that there Is a clear
uuderMtandltiK of tho vrcscnt situation,
and that the olllclitls lire Ln full accord
with the plan of cooperation. Montetey
Is quiet.' " t
N. Y. TO SEND FIRST
TROOPS IF NEEDED
Action Hastened on !ji.)n,000
Appropriation to (!et tlio
(Sunrd Keaily.
.MILLS I'WflKS IIASTK
county, Ailzotui, went to Anna I'rletn
tills motnlta; to interiev tiett. I'. l'.llas
(".till-', military Rtitirnor of Sonora. and
to Ket a permit to visit at Cahullnn.i,
eichteeti miles south, no that ho could
either confirm or deny .ilarmlnt; rumors
whlth have been current of the mobiliza
tion of a bit: force of Mevicnns.
Tho Sln rllT in.ulo n thorough lnpec
Hon of the military situation In Acun
l'rleta, tlndlni; npproxlmately u'n sol
diers and n number of camp followers
thete. Ho failed to locate any masked
iMttrrle.
Tlio Aineric.in military nuthoritle.s !
Mied i n order to-ilay to all men nnd ofTl.
ters with tie army on the border and
oxer the line lint to wrlto evtn to their
families nn thine relating to ttte nnny
or Its movements.
Nine invert, arrested by t'lo V.l
Paso tmliio In thrlr search for Villa
Hues and acll ttoit.. were ileporteil this
ufteinooii to Jthirz. They wern met
at the International brldue by n deputa
tion of (V-ramta soldiers with loaded
rlllos and inarched off "Mimewliero In
Mexico." Friends of tho surpects will
send tlowcrs to tho Juarez cemetery
to-morrow.
11. A. Tolber, an American held by
the Kl I'.f" police on suspicion of helm;
.i Villa t-py, was telntfed and told to
Ket out of l.l I '.iso as fat ti a train
would take him. lie went.
METHODISTS OPPOSE
ANY PREPAREDNESS
At.n.tNV. March 27 -Il becanft- known
hero to-niKht tlml New Yoik will be
ready to furnish the tlrst supply of troops
If the situation In Mc.xho culli for more
drastic action, What corrit.iondetMe has
passed between WiihIiIiuiIoii nnd State
authorities dutliiR tlio luiM few weeks is
unknown outside of otllt lal circles, hut
t-otno of the virepareduess plans belln;
piiKbed fornatil lit tills State with si-,'-ti'llcaut
lapldlty Iiiim- leaked out. Tiny
lin luile it scheme to hae the entire Riiard
of the State te.itly to moc at a iimtnciit's
Majnr-tii n. ii'l!.tii was itcllve for
seter.tl da lat week tu Albany Hp
vent before the As-embly Wus nnd
Means I'liinmlttee on Wrdmtnl.'i.v last and
tiskeil for nti i xecutlw sisslon. Ctiaii
mi'i' Mater tei0.eted eMiy pftsott In the
t"nn nut a member of the comnr.ttop to
lento while the Miijoi-l'n uetal discussed
the State's pitiiaiidnes pti'Ktamine He
urxctt Initneillale action on the bill If.tto
dtlceil by AtM-mhlymnn Itlnkald of St ra-
tie aHiroprlatim; triun.imo fur m ihidr. i
llon of the National I ill. ml. This bill
provides that the money shall bo spent
"for tlio sunl, ciiulpintnt, p,i. trans
Hirt.tlon. subsistence and Incidental ex
penses of niobillitut; the National lluard
of the Stnto or tiny such part tbeteof as
ll.c Governor may deem nd isiible."
Hill.
GERMAN NAVY 2 TO 1 ALL BUT 49 SLAIN OF
BETTER THAN OURS
So Snvs Admiral Kiske, Who
Asserts -") I'er Cent, of lT.
S. Money Is Wasted.
100,000 ARMENIANS
HIS SPLIT WITH DAXIKLS
New York Conference A1m
racs Ttesolntion Ireploriiiir
Willard-.Moran Hont.
WILL ASK U. S. TO PAY.
tmerlciiii I'orrpn Wnrnril.
tho Mexican
n.ts
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tHr'n
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t'- ,
I'n-r
Mipul.it' d that
lil exerciso u ceiisotshlp
win in addition to the cen
! 'iH'i.titd by (Jen. rershlntr. The
m f.ji es are worried more about
- or tho tatlru.nl than of the
s now frankly admitted in army
1 'ii.tt if tho u-e of the railroad
trnni .Itiarez to tho sumo of the
an nrniy's operations is not
1 soon tho American camnalen
!'. hampered terlou-ly for lack of
r r 'e the lunvy trucks, opernttni;
1 .i. iilius soutli to Cen. I'trshlnc
I t' h rotd Into stii'h shape that
' p.ii'hte to haul aujthltiK like
mi 'i wete to fall the roads would
I"1 able lor mnnv days ninl the
" -1 t " lotnpletely ettt olf front
1 ml. Tho mud would nltnost
i tho ti ticks. Not only would
t I unit ii stilt In a food tatiiino
. ' M 'tlil also ,o n scarcity of
' ti'iin of Hie lielai hmeni Ma-
"ii.- tin. lino of i ommimiciitinii
' tli:r witter hauled to thcin.
" ' i if tho tt.-o of the Water on
how oil Uself to-ilav when
" ' tho fourteen itivttllils brntiL-ht
' ie base hospital In the afternoon
' c Mod in i,., losnlt of drlnkluK
1 i i water. One of tlio men. Then,
""'idreati. Company If. Sixth In
. fri-tit N,.-,v v, ,itt. liail a
Columbus ( ItUrna SerU lo Itrrorer
Their l.or.
Cot.t'Mitfs, N. M., Morch -". At a
mtctlng of biiflncss men lurrt to-day
steps wcte taken lo bate tho United
Slat t!oteriimeiit mike Rood the llUMti
clal l-s of cltlreus a- th lesult of the
t.inl by Vllll.-t.is on Match
t"at-i's In th" Insinanco ilieles oar
ri(d b llio U tints all telleved the In
niruuc tonniatiiis from rcipoiisllillity for
I ns caused by "nuts or nets of war," and
the tenor of the ineetlni; to-day was
that since (he liiivcrnnn lit failed to lfc
jilotfctlon to lis cltl.i-ns II should bo
irt-pouslblo for thrlr lows.
Senator A. m. Fall will Introduce a bill
In Coti:teM to pay to the citizens tho
value of tho Insurance cm tied, Iommon
Ac Komiiey, who lost everjthltiK In the
raid, have oitivtl up a new store. They
lest S,U"U by the raid ns their More
was but lied and the stock Other fctoUn
or burned. This wax th" t-ceotul time
they have been tlio victims of Mexican
raids.
Satil Havel was ono of the heaviest
loiet, as ho owned the Commercial
Hotel, which wa buttled; n Morn whlcli
was in tin- same buihllm;, nnd two other
bu.sim-s bitililtts. Hnvel'w loss will
amount to ft,nno,
A new s.vHcm of telephones Is bclnj;
Itu-talled In re.
Aviation l.leut. IMcar S. (loti"ll of
H.tltlmote, who for time ;hk was lot
In the Mexicilt iloMrt, returned to tTo-
itmbus to.ila wllh despatcties from the i ndiled
fiotit ! -.Ml
I'u.tHMl.i . N. V., March 27 -The
New York I'ouferenco of tho Methodist
i:pis.'opa Church Is opposed to all pre
pareilness and actltiM all warlike irep
.1 ration except u.s much as Is necit-sary
to protc t the Weak and helpless. A
resolution to this dTect vva adopted to
day without treat opposition.
Thp conference also passed a resolu
tion iiitrodtired by l'r. .1. II. I'rlco of New
York expresltiK rccret and horror over
the Wlllat'il-Morait tlKht. Tho rti-olutlon
stated that the tlaht was a violation of
the law and protested acalnst tlio brutal
trim; effects of such exhibitions. This
resolution was passed unanimously.
Ir. I. .1. I'eretz teported that tliere is
likelihood that a bill now In the lcls
latum provlillm: that the hllile fhall 1m
load dally in the puhllo schools vtlll h.
ronw a law. Tho confitence contlnuoil
the life nf tho committee on Hlble In the
public schools.
Addresses were made in behalf of thp
Freedman's Aid and the Homo Mlissiiiti'.
r:-Concrissniaii John K. Andrtis of
Yonkers, wli Iras l-'en treasurer of the
board of (lustres for sixteen years. In
his .'tiiuu.il report said that the mortice
interest of the conference' funds had
been 5, ,14 per cent, last ear, as com
pared with per cent, the tear before
Tho committee on General edticat Ion
was nholishi-1 and It, work w II be
taken up by the tieiier.il Conference.
V lilltoiln pprote
Destine mo fad tliat lcclslattvo leaders
1 have been seeklliK opportunities to elimi
nate iimtoH-rif.nl y ntipiiitiaMoiis and tliat
tin- (in.iiii-liil conimlttiis liave a i-orj" of
lerks lopplnj oft Items i i Utideistooil
that wind camo fiom llio iiovetnur to
litirrj it iilotn.-. Ah a nsitlt Chalrniati
Mater itssiireil Cteti. O'ltvaii that the bill
winihl pass llio Assoinblv.
Senator Henry M. Sace, chaltman of
the Senate l'llianio Couiniltlio, Inlro
ihiccd the Kliiknnl IMII to-nlElit, nnd
without even a wold of opposition or
I comment had tlio mea-oiie ailvatneu to
the order of llnal pasai:e.
"I want lo Intlodine the Klnkald bill
In this wat," said Senator siieo, "in
order tliat it run be b unanimous con
sent ailt limed to lla older of llnal pas-
s.ikp. TI tlKtnal Klnliiild bill can lie
substituted fin It when It pttsw-s tlio
Assembly ninl tenches this llotlco. 1
think this action Is iie.essatt at tills
lime. In tin- event of n n t tilnu" happen
Inc then- will tm debit."
Asm llil'lN in. in Klnkald ilr. Iinul to
coniment on tin inolilllalion plan. Chair
titan Maler also dot lined to talk about
lien. O'llvnii's appeal to tin- coinmltlce.
Tin- ostensible purpo-e ol the (inventor
and (icn. o'ltvan, mi-onllm; to opinion
here, is to mobilize the entire National
iSilald at a silo ten tnllis east nf Hope
well .luiiclioii In Inilchiss coutit.t, in--tpilrid
by the State In 1011 fot an In-ilu-trliil
and ttamp lolon.v with li never
matetializeil. A hill aiithormin; tlm
tut tittle over of this site lo the cuatil
authorities was liittoduced to-iuslit. The
pile tonslsts of S3" aue.
WhiiI I. timer
ACT NOW, WARNS GEN. WOOD.
"If Von Think Ynnr Ciiiiiilry Is
Wtirth MivlitB, 1'rrpnrp," lie Sn.
Vt . ;n. r .t I V.U1 .....u
esttnlay at noon In tho .M.uli-on Suuare
I'rcsliytirla!! Chunh ami c.in- Midges-'
tions to nun who want to help ptesent
conditions of preparedness. The meet
hit.' wns tho tlrst of a scries of talks
under tho ausplcet of tho Seabury So
ciety, composed of church laymen of
New Y'ork. Tho Ih-v. Dr. l'arkhurst,
tho v'stor, opened the lnrelltiK with
ptayer.
lien. Wood said that ho would not
want to see a lantn statidlns army
in tills count ty, but tli.u our cltiens
should lie so trained tliat they would
bo adeipiate and crnciont fm- nil tin
put poses tif a stnnilitiK ann.v. lie said
we owe It to ourselves ajnl tu our
country and tho-- who mine after ns to
tdopt some system of picparcilnos. He
CARRANZA REFUSES R. R. USE.
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Tho wound was catisod,
i' i nlenl.'il illscharge of a
- ' tll.i s too -t of Ins
k-ifi - b) .ii ropkiin- rather
1 .'i ie." w lilt thi' w .ro!( s.
t. i e fur nerophiuo tlmht
IVtshiiiK heiiilnii irtets and
n oifi'O at Columbus I less
on-' and tho Jottrni-v Is coin
i" owing lo tho nhoiico of
-d the iCHUltlitK ItcacliciouH
.I.
I .
I
I
Inil tin lit Sniper.
" .-ii Milpero Hied mi an
'm by IM Joiich of Van-
11 ' " .was travelllnj; between
'' ""' ' i I"" llHticoelt tills tiftet
' 'oiinttloti was ifci'lvcd In
tsicj-. , trout .loneH with n rciiuest
'' vtiin Ti d Hunt of Vanhoni
"i a trip ftom 111 I'aso to
' "1 e tho Mexican mipeis
' n i ar.
Li' stated that Iho nilpeis
' c m -lio underbrush beside
' 1 ' Fort Hancock nnd that
' i ' 1 miibor of shots at tlio
I o at two or three other
" ' '" helm; driven front Foit
V inliurti, A train wast re.
' tte.tr Fort llancocl
1 i-i'los east of IM I'aso.
'i of c. i:. if illy, ex-Mayor
I'" , tied two miles vust of
l about twenty miles east of
.1.4 teported by Air Kelly as
-. raided lata to-day.
, ' "' ' ' in of tho ranch Is reported
: wounded in the Unlit that
' stHK-ti tlio lanclterH and tho
" ' ts from the .Mexican side
' ' iti itcoived tienluii-nt at tho
' ' 1 ' "ie HillKcriti of the UIkIiIIi
i"inr(. si ,t, ,,.,( ,lt F.ib-iiH. The ranch
'"in.nl Jt was btocknl with 110 head
" eati
.... - - . ,
a r nit of Iho raid the rnnsers
r l"" i ivalry statlonctl at that point
, r" l're-ed Into service and pursued
-iwnrtii-i arross the Kin (Iriiiide,
. At ii inahs nieetlnic of all American
""""it id III Die club roorrui In Shnfter, a
" ''"ie ton east of here, plans for pro
uriK .tu. piaco In caso of cnierdeney
ro lii-rfe, ,.i lo-dtty. Tliere was no ex
'tciiient at the mentliisT, hut there wb a
-"ntiiiiaiirni o lie prcpartd,
report that 600 Mexican bantlltn
fp nl Mulanass caused ttiiprehenBlon
Htafier huU (it rrcshllo. SchooU
III'". .thn rtr liavo been closed to
ivilotiment.
Harry Wheeler, Bherlff nf Qochlie
(ion. Hell
Hum I nofllclnl
Thitt llffei-t.
thirt means orctnizallon, Tliere I
Is the moral orKatil.atnm, which Is mote
siiiiiltlceitt nnd necessary than utitihlnu
else, and II sji t euoiiKh to be willluc
ti, rtn k..riil10it l.nl ,....
Ailrleri to((l ,, The' mllllnry olillKation' Is !
Jiibl as binilin.- on Hit) clllen as any
other ohllK-.ttioii. If you think our
country is worth ruvlmr you must jito
paro to savo It. Thero 1h a jteceswlty
for preparation of this kind, nnd jou
must act dow."
I'.t, !'so, March 27.--llrlc-( len. (! nruo
Hell, dr., in tliarconf the HI l'.iso supply
baso for (ho Ani"i li--tn unity In Mexico,
received report to-ulirlit whb!i, lio Ktid,
had tint been otllclally i-oitllrmed, that
lieu, Carratiz.i had n fused Mm Culled
Slates the ti-o of tlio Moxl'o North-1
.-Ii rn nnd Mexican ( enlral r.illio.i.ls: i
for sitppl.t slilpn nts. 1
C.eu. Hell mldcd that It wintlil li k-s-
slide to supply the troops by means of
the motor tntuiports now heln In-
sta lei . but tliat tlio cf woitin no o-.t
Krc.it and the dllllcultles niuolt Incre.ncil, winlei- Kanlen or tlm .McAlpin to advo
cam a paraoo hioiik inn same lines a-
tlie sound money parado if is mi lit tho
PLAN DEFENCE PARADE.
Trade I'olilUhcrs Hup,- to llnir
IIMi.iliMI M n roll for l'ri-iiiri-iliii-s.
I'ltbllshers of ttailo papera held a
, nuTtlio; ycstciday atternoon n th
In times of heavy Imuran, .mu'iiiik
whs known nt tho consulalo hero re
ardltiK :
matter.
decision in the railroad
A despati It fiom Vashlm:loti said last
niKht that no word has neon rcceiveu
from i ariiitu.t iskhiiiiiii; tun ui-o oi me
Mcxicati rallnajs.
TO BOOM MEXICAN MONEY.
eii
.No it lurk To-d
- llnnLs Aid.
llrnfts !
to tlnki
!rn ml Oihlf Hrittr In Tins Six'
Mkxiik I'm, Maicli -'". Ssslslant
Sefielary of Finance Nleto ainiouticed
lo-nicht'that tho (hivernmctit llxchatice
i'oiniidssloit would heuln selling drafts
on New York to-inoriow at tho ralo of
j ii; irnis In American money for a
peso, thus comiielllns tho banks to Im
prove Iho value of tho peso, whlf.t
closed to.la at l.. Tlm Intention
of tlio conniis-jlon Is constantly to im
ptovo the rate.
It Is stated itnonicially that CIcn,
Cesaren Castro will nirivo early In Apt II
to take i-liarRo of the city Karrl-.ton, (len.
(lottzalcs tlovotllisT bis entlte nttentlon
to dltectliiR ii vlcoroiis campalKn iialiist
tho S'.ip.itlsliiH. (louzales troops nre re
ported nt I'liKluc. In striking dlstiiiico to
Cueriiavacii, nw.iltlmr special otxlers
whloh (leu. Alfredo ItodrlBiiez. (len,
(lonzales's chief of MalT. Is brlutslnit
frtrm Queretaro heforo bt-Klntiluif In" t
tack. $30,000,000 TO BE BURNED.
Villa Mnnry Will nr llrlroyril nt
.Innres To-ils),
.liT.vnEZ. Mexho, March !!. Tlilily
million dollars worth of paper money
prlnled by I'micho Villa when In power
In thin Htiito will be bunted hero by inc.
ile fuclo Government to-morrow morn
Inir. ' the money will bo piled behind tho
MnlUry department befor the match It
upplled.
interest of itdriiuato preparedness. This
parade, ticcoriliiif; to HoKi-r v, Allen,
publisher of tlio .1 mrilriin Ihtlttr, the
MitllliiiH I rmlr III i n to and ,Vniit'.i
HiillrtlH, "shall bo alieulutely noil
pollllc.il," "It's iili.iut liiuo w-p had a pttrlotln
demonstration to tolvocatn iireparednesH,
and it is the Intention of tlio publishers
to orK.'inlzo tho trade units so that they
shall heoomo. Interested. Tho parado
shuum up olio ol tho largest ever bold
In rscw 1 iii'ii, said Mr. Allen, "and we
hope to havn over 100,000 In It.
"Tlio exectitlvit comtitltteo of tho
Citizens National liefciico I'arado will
) hold n meotliiK at tho Yalo Cltth
to-day and decide on (ho date, which
we hot will bo April I'll or Mav Kl.
I Thu piesldeiit of tho CltlzenH National
Iiefenco I'arado la (.'ol. William Har-
Istjr; vlce.prosldents are otto T, Han-
n.trd, Louis Stem, ('Initios Tennev, 1,'. W.
ItloouiiiiKdalc. William T, llornaday, Ir,
John A. Wyclh, .loseph 1', Day and
l.loyd Ta) lor.
WORLD'S COURT LEAGUE PLANS.
Will -Meet Here May .'I mill I
Insli'iiil of In l.onUi Hie,
It was aiiiiounced nt a luncheon at
tho HankeiH Club yestenlay thai tlie
next meeting of tlm WorM'H Court
KetiRtin will bo held In CarncKln Hull on
May 3 ami 4, and not In Louisville,
Ify., tm llrst plauuod, llx-l'rrsldcu'.
Tuft, Alton It. I'm her and John Hays
Hammond will speak, and tliere will lie
Ihren sessions each day.
Tho movement does not ulin In slop
tlio present war, bill to establish after
tlio wnr nil International court of Jim.
lice.
I', M, Consul Sell lluulUh Hume,
flitclul Valle fitipatrli lo Tnr. Mv
London, Marclt 27, Joseph (I,
fHcphcus, Iho American Consul at I My.
mouth, Iihh noltl Ida country home, Ciitln
AnUliift". the Cornwall County Council
for a sanitarium for 115,000.
rni .
Additional impetus was Ktvcti the
spltlt of pfepat cilnt ss vtlteii Senator
Mills soured the adoption of a resolu
tion umliii; the llcpr. sentatlvcs in Con
Kress fiom tin- St lie tn support the
t iiaintK'rl.iiu bill, whi.lt ceil,: pxtcimnn
of tlie losut,' ,ii nj an J tbe crei'ii'ti of
a teserve, vt Inch niiiv r , hide luviubt'is
ir 'iii the Si ttc tin. inl" its vohmtief
Senator Mills 'iiitlined li s views op th
I'lepitnlncis itii t Inn. lie characterized
William .1. Ilry.itt as "a modern I'ho.
Klon," it it t others opposed to prip.ircn
lies iM "softheiided self-ailv el tKers."
The riiokloiis, by tho way, were the
paclM"!.- of an -lent il recce who would
not ll-teit to the pt pareilness ancumotits
of 1 tiiostlietifs.
"As cvldeiite of our national lielples'.-ties-"
Selittor Mills pointed out that the
present mobile iirtnv was only three
times as lnrse as tin- New Y'orls oily
police fot ee. numbetltn: only 31,000
melt Such a fo-ce, he said, would prove
useless In a war with a tlrst class
Power, which, arcordiiiK to milltnry e.
prrts, could land a, trained force of luo..
(ion tm n In this country In one month
and Increase It to l.rHii,iiiiii in two
mouths. He said that on tho Atl.ttitl"
oo.i.t llteto si's Hi! pines where such'
a force could iliscmbatk without meetin-'
an eittal fnrcp.
Ile s..Ut, (lure iun.
"We need,'' ".ml Si n itor Mills, "at
le.t-t " x .; lilts. I'V' llflVe or Clilllt Klllw,
ill iintti'lpatlon of war, wiH ieas ttc have
but 1 7 ! lMtct,. coinplelcl, or T " 1 t;ims.
The beavie-l piece of lb Id nttilleiy unit
nt our servi o is it ii inch liowit.et, which
could li.ir.ll tuiitenil with the in.ini
inotll Ktllis of llle.lhirope.itl rowers. Tito
tol.il uttmlicr of ininpleieil roitnda of
auimunitioii for these suns Is IM.00O.
wliere.ts in Ihilope, n ports tell us, its
many nt l.iuii) rounds have been tired In
a situtlo kiiii In a day, Wo need at
lea.-1 I l,7!o',o'bi rounds.
"Ill so fur itsoiirsia co.isl defeiii e: are
i nin'erned it will bo of intrrct to tlio
i It, .ens. of New ViTk i't) to know thai
slips etui s.ii.l outs, do of liui'kaway
Hi, n il, lire over the whole xv i 1 1 1 1 1 of l.onc
Is'ond and llrookl.vn and reach New
olk nii'l still b" hejm.il the t.inKO of
aliv cuu that wo liavo iiioiintcil,"
I lo inlded tlt.it II oast defences
from Mallio to Key West in ex Ki catly
uinlormaiilioil, In soiuo InstaiicoH sttlppcd
clean and in tlio naims nr mretakors.
"Iicteail of atlcmptnn; tu create a in
tlim.il aimy mil of the State militia wliat
i' sllollld do Is to i re. lie n force nl Fid.
ci.il voluulcct'-, wnollj under the control
of llio Iattnili.il i iovei iiinciit," Senator
Mills went on, "Tins can bo accom
plished culler hj li .'Isl.ltivo net", pin
Jdlliit ill all II- ilctalls lor tho lecrult
Inu, t. Tin of f nll.-lni.'iil ami ttaiiiliiK of
such fm ee, or ptefi rably by tha iitlllzii.
linn of t'no volunteer act of I'.iM, a
ploposUliiu which looks to the utiliza
tion III pe.ii o Unie for the i .lining of a
volunteer unity for tralnltis lit tho
1 1 nil ns wo .no iciiiltci to ti-e in vt-.tr
lor llio ralsiiiK of a voluulefr ariuy for
liBlit Inir.
"This would penult tlie Ciesldent lo
scud iii-iuillns nfliccia into ililfcieut
parts of lite cotiulry wllh Ptillttinent
contracts drafled lo meet local condl
tlotts, so tlt.it if olio section preferred
six monins imcuMiicii trainim; ami an
other section favored muie tllfTiislvo
ttalnim; inch would be In a position to
niako lis choice.
VILLA MEN SACK AND KILL.
1 lllpscn Is I'nrllnllj llnrneil noil
Torreon IVnr Alliiek,
111, I'aso, Mai.'h :'7. II. C. .Miles, the
llilllsh Vice-consul, iccelveil rijiorts to
nlRht thai Cauiilo Itejes, it Vllllsta
leader, with I, Sun tmiyis, ban seized
Vlllescti, folly miles oust of Torreon,
Icnlivl ami Inn lied p. ill of tlio oily mid
killed ti iillinlier of people i whether Car.
ratiza snldlclii or civilians, It was not
rlated.
Tin icon K s.'ild lo lie very apptehen.
sive of an ultack by lleyrs,
WAHliiNn-nrtN, March 27. Hear Ad
miral llratlley A. Flske, former nld for
operntlou.s of tlx- Navy Depatlment, lotd
tint House Naval Commlltep to-tlay that
tho t'nlted States Is recclvlnR a return
of only 7.1 per cent, on thu money It
expends for iniv.il put poses. This, bo
said, l due to tho faulty urbanization
of tho Navy Hepartntent iculttiiB In a
lois of efflclcncj,
Tho Herman navj-, Admiral Flsko
mldcd, Is almost two to one In IlKhtlliK
efficiency, compared with that of tlio
I'lilted States and Is superior In money
value, In llKhthiK capacity, In rulnna
rlnes, aircraft nnd other auxiliaries.
To overcount tlio defects In efflclcncj'.
Hear Admiral Flske said, he stlKsSesled
a rcorKitnlzatlon phtti to Secretary Dan
iels and, this ItavliiK been t ejected, he
dcclikd It was best for hliii to reslmt
mid make nay for sonic ono else In sym
pathy with tin: liepaitmetit In dlrectltii;
the operations: of the Heel .
Admllitl Flske fittlher explained lli.it
tin; main leasoti he leslKiud as chief of
tint htiieati of operations was because
lio dllTered radically with Secretary
Daniels on tho subject of preparedness.
Ho said administrative Inefficiency vvas
tesponslhlo for the fact that "we an-
icettlnir only 7.1 cents on tlio dollar" In
ni:. nil to equipment, personnel anil ma
. terlal.
I Tho Admiral said the nation could
not t.xpect the Amcrlt.iu navy to com
pete with those of Ihtropo until It had
battlo crtiKei-, moro acnautlc equip
ment, torpcibi nets, ntiil.rollim; devices
and ollo r things den loped by recent
experimentation, lie hinted tb,,i antl
tollliiK devil.. s had kIvcii the tlermans
better Kiimiery than the Hrllish in tlio
tlitht olT tho Falklainl Island-
l.lein, I, ami's Tcslltooii t ,
Tho difficulties which confront tlio
designers of siihm.irlnes vtero set forth
befolo tho colnmltteo to-day by l.leut.
I tine ry S. Land, assistant naval run
strttcior, lie said tliat out or the elch
teen subntarltifs on the Atlantic coast,
thirteen could be mint" available for
dittj In thirty day. lie asserted, how
ever, that a xiiivpssful Itpo of sub
marine had not jet been developed in
tho I'lilted State mainly I atiso it
satlsfactot y etiKiiie hitd not been do
slpiied, In oiitllnlns a --'ubmaii'ie poh l.linr.
Iilid sili:ec.to, that It would bo poops,
ary for tlie I'mted States to -Mike an
enemy at sea before It anpro.ichos tlie
coast, fn" will. Ii purpose be proposed
llio i otistructlon of boats from 7.ni to
l.nmi ton. Itccati-o of lite dancer due
to illftli'ttlty of t out ml In stiliiiiermnir he
raid that submarines could tint be mote
than C.'.n feet in loncth.
"If tiny ato ctc.itcr than thai.'' ho
explained tn the lomtlilltce "it Wollll I"'
illclicult to picvcnt the lio.it at crrtaiu
ancle- from koiiie to a crm-hina depth.''
Lieut. Land said tho smaller sub
marines nf the navy are' not of stun, lent
ste for mount. tur tuns and radio equip
ment. Tl.e lurser Isiats. such as the
Schley, have not boon tucd out yet
Ho eoiiteiiiieil that nn ton boats, the
i ontructlou of which he ailvn' oted. are.
t'to preponder.it. ni: tjpc n- .- in for
eiKti nsvies
'lurks rrncliPsilly Kxtcrmi
na led Thosf of Krzcriiin,
Sitjs mi Olisorvcr.
SAW IH'MAX A1IATT01H
i i
i
ClllCAGti, Mnrch 27, The I'etroKradj
mrrespondent of tho liaUy .Vetc niblen
tho follemlnu to-ihty:
"Six weeks after tlio ltufslun cAplure
of Hrzcruin, In Tuiklsli Armenia, tho
llrst Authentic nteouut of tho situation
lit that reKlon has come tlirnmh. It
Is Riven by it Husslaii traveller. He
saj'H that mi American, Steblstljon, In
I'h.irso of tlio American mission, reatl
extracts from it diary couocrnlnic tho
extermination of the Arnrnhins. The
llrst nctlon of tho Turks was to expel
the Krzenim Arinenlatis to the town of
Krzln Jan. on the way the Turks turned
Kurdhh briiciriils on them, who M.iugli
tercel them like cattle.
"Of tho 100,0'bi Ariiienl.tli' llilt.'ililllit
Imr the city of I;r7.erum only forty-nine
tnmnlticil alive. When Iho Itusslniis
I'lttcteil tliey were listoulided to hetir
that these forty-lillio werp Hip only sur
vivors In the headquarters of their na
tion. "Corpses, corpses, eorpes everywhere'
This was tho main Improsflon recelvd
by the tr.nelhr. who vvas permitted to
Journey nloni; tho toads through the
mountains fiom Hassan Ifaleh to V.m
rum. There am liaumeriible carcasses
of horse-, mules, dunkeys, bulls, cows,
oxen .mil I'prslaii inilTalo, forinliiK the
fowl and tran.snt beats of Hie rapidly
retteatitie; Turkish army.
"Along with tlio di ad animals hip hun
drpds of coipscs of Turkish soldiers. Tint
spis'tacli! Is almost itiewsoint'. aa tho
snows liavo ii" drifted over tin: dead
men leitvliiK only tlie blackened. Knurled
limbs, dl.-lotlo'l In death aiiotiy, protrud
ing itliovo the surf; In sevcial spots
tbei traveller sees frn7.en iirins, mutely
suptillcatlni! hands ninl club him; lliifiers (
- all tuai leitiain iioote me sie'
"T.'trllito mortality devasled Iho ranks
of the Arab levies broUKht I mill tho
sunny valtejs of niutherti and central
Arabia to the Intrust ly ield Alplnu wln
Itr In the Ih.eiuin rriiloti
"Tlie Utter of battle Is especially
abundant bejotnl Sevlshll, where the
Turks put up their last llitlit In-line the
unit ensued. At the- point where the
last rldce Is climbed and the Kars Kate
! ii-aehcil, KlvhiK ciitraiico Into I'.rzcrum
city, tlie road Is much lltte-ted Shrapn-I
ami bitlhts under foot aru as plentiful
as hailstones
"Inside the llrxetum wall, after niter
Im; bj the Kars fate, the traveller who
tells this story saw hutidicds of cap
turid kuiis parked in ImiK rows with a
few autl-aliciiill kuiis. Near bv was
a Krr.it squadtott of armoieil automo
bMi t.ipttired from the Turks.
"The palace of tho Covornnr of Kr
7.erun,i was ilj-natnltesl and buiinil by
tho titrtatliiK Turks. The city banaar
I.- a ni.'isM of blackened ruins."
ERGEl II A C H M A N I N O V V, the Krcnt
ltussian composer and pianist, wrote:
"l dfnirrd to play the Mason Iliimlin I'iannt
be cause I believed they would lie vtint tatifbrtottf
tome in my vork. I feel that if' I haic sun-ceded
in making the slightest impression on the piildir.
I'M my playing, a great purl nf my suecesi is due
to your instruments. ' '
Surh is the estimate, Jiy one of tlio proulcst ntul mol pro
found musicians of tlm day, of tin; aid nll'onlril In uuisicnl
rtTort by a Mason & Hamlin Pinno. It will play hi impor
tant a part in your own music room.
MASON k HAMLIN CO.
S13 Fifth Avenue, at .'i'.'nd Street
FESTIVAL NETS $4,000
FOR WAR'S SUFFERERS
Tliuntriciil People Are Promi
nent tit. Affair (iiveu in
tlie J. ill more.
eiisli-l.nesa on n html rl lies.
Tlie lonnii.ttee t:"t .111 tliklniK of tthdt
1 fo on a -iibtnariiie is hk wlnn l.leut
Land told tlnm of h's expiilciice on a
recent tup als'ard the If.;. ' The pct-
iCntltKO of se.ts'ckness alllolIK lllellllii rs
of the crew," he said, "tins and
tiniotiK tlio olllcets M'. I was loo per
cent. sick. I cm host ilesi-r'be the boats
as helm; tlrst c as waOmers, in one
wold, Iioks."
In the tccf-nt war came, lie added, ,11
model ately bad weather fnnn Ml to '.m
per cent of the i-rctvs of the siiliiuatliies
were sick, with a resultant loss of elll
cleney. "Is It possible, ' asked ItrprcsPntntive
nutter, "to escape tho motion of the
water by suhme tKUiK '"
"III an open roadstead tho surface
mot urn Is teduceil considerably at it
elepth of Inn fe-ot," replied tlio Lieuten
ant, "In a channel one lannot escape
the motion up and down ib-sonlied as
pimipltiK.' "
In son ton boats
t.ons would not milt
Lieut. Laud, but tin
would be increased
tlie liviiK condl
lie impiove.l, said
torpedo cipacitj
Mi per 1 nt
TUKKS TO QUIT KOS'lICH.
r.tnenntloo of Aln Minor Teinn
Irilrre-il. I.onrioii Hears.
Is-vpM.v, Mauii ".'T. A 1 lordint; U
all Alliens iicsl,l
e actiattoti of Li. .'
1.1 i l-ee 1, eirdl C.I bv
Ii lo lb titer tlio
p. '11 A-:.i Mino:
tlie TiJi,.-
A
ball
ml-careme festival and in.usqueradt 1
was held at tho Hotel Tilltmore ,
jesterelay afteruoou ami last evening for '
tlie benefit of the war sufferers in I- tam e.
Helgluui ami I'oland. The affair was
under (ho ausplcen of tho War Leber
Clearing House, the American (ilrls Aid
for France, the American Committee for
Itellof of Ilahe.s In llrlglum, tho ItelKl.m
War Itablcs Sew Iiik Society and the Po
lish Victims Itcllcf Fund. About ,(0"
was raised.
Kach orifanlratioii ban rMabllshed at
tractive booths, where articles were sold
to visitors. Those In charee of tho Amer
ican (ilrls Aid booth were dressed In
the tricolor of France. Mine. Iisnacc Jan
l'inlerewskl presided at the Polish booth
and sold dolls, There, was also an ex
hibition of war relics. Dili Iiik the aftcr-no-in
bridKO whist, a the dansnt and
fashion show were attractions.
Tito evening prolamine, starting at
1 ft o'clock, consisted of a scene from
I'KllaccI" followed by
tlie "Masquerade
QIVE your tenants
the steady night
and day heat of the
"Spencer Heater" and
eliminate your worst
cause of complaints.
It costs less, too. Your
architect knows.
M'llM lilt lll.dl It in.
17 N. V. Itlltie, 101 I'.llk Vic
She units In hi r huhhij, unijn ttlir:
"L( tnr fihiiiw fur silfimt
lii'ihnj, 1I1111:"
576 FIFTH AV
ii
l.inici is -ti K.irm.'ellM. alsiin nt'il
tir.les S'Oltl'e.l-l of I'oti-lilllt.pop e. It
I- on tho ra !ro.ol Is-tttien t'oustantl
tmttto atnl Ailatia, A'COidiliK to recent
linihni 1lesp.11 .-lies tho people- of Ko
nie'h and other towns In Tiitket- sent
innnorl.ils to tie heir to the- Turkish
throne ple.iilli'K with liim 10 Impre-ss on
tbe Sultan llio neicssity lor a new tlov
eminent m onbr to prepare the way for
a separate peace with th-- lhitcntei Al
lies. WILSON ASKS CLEVELAND FUND.
WANAMAKER'S 'TROOPS' READY j
Institute riiii I'roof of I'rriiaretl
ticss. He- ni ill I i-lebriillein,
1 l'iiii..vni'.i riitv. Match "1 .loloi
(V atiaui.iki-r ilctined Am -tie aitism it
' leini; ready Im- any cause'' in 11 speech
lo-ulKht at tlioi elcbratloii of tho twentj
fifth annlverslary of t'ho .lolin W.ma
tiiakcr 1 ominet, lal liisliluiioit. I n pre
si'titint; i-oiimilssloiis in lirie-en tntm
wonieii, othis-r." Iti tin' L-irl-' l-.iit.tli.iii nt
the .1 XA'. 1', I. Mr. U aiiiiinakor Mil
Iho plan of llillli.il tr. 111,1111: at the
institute lor tin- la.-1 twcnl v -til c tears
Is .1 sulllci' lit Mali of Ills belief In I'tv-
ii.illiiir and that the polny would he
colillnuisl.
"I Is-lh'vo llio stimicost forlillcalloii
wo need aKaiiist war Is sttoin; states.
m.tiiH.il.'i. Hu' we should bo ready for
iinv cause. The men who have been
trailinl III the .small .1 W 1". I. .unit
ate at tlie all "f I'." I'losnletil.",
MaJor-ilen. .I0I111 I-', ii'lljaii. in
liiandlliK tlie National Hiiard of New
Vork, whs llio let ! wlin; 1. lib or of the
niuini'iivres tn-ilnj.
TOO POOR TO PAY UNCLE SAM.
Mrnmtril
(toes
I Tilt
Tauuiirl Tubes On III 11 Senalor,
W.vsttlNiiToN, Match 2T Tliomiw
TaKKart look the oath of olllce us s-'etia-tor
from Indiana to-d.ij-. sMr, TacKnrt
will servo In the Senate until the election
In November.
(It Iron Win, t.ol
I11I11 lliioki-oiilet ,
lucluiltiiK In hi- nihilities a debt of
i:,li owed to the- Iteilln ollU r the
American Uollcf Fund. Willroil llazely
liloh, an iti'lor, ttlio-e h.iko 11 into Is W
II, Adonis, tiled a v.. hint. 11 y pitltlon tn
liankl tlptcy III the I'lilted States lilsttiil
I'oillt jesleril.ij. lie estimates his lla
bllltlcs at V.'.tinr. ami his as-cts at )ll. II
In cash,
Tho laiKCst 1 1 Mini- In the petition Is
J, II, (lloli. wlio holds a cliiiti fur Jl.'.'ilrt.
Tlio second lafKi'st ilaltti is that of the
Aineric.in l'elief I'lind, w hlc'i was forineil
al the nulliicak of the war to help
sttauilcd Americans return to this .-01111-
1 trv from r.uiopc In the last few mouths
I l... 1 1. .,, ., e,,i ,.t 1 , 1 I.... I.,, ,
Hliriiin I'l lie ,".i. i ,,,.,,,.,,
been takltii; steps to Kit soiuo of tlio
tardy hi'iicilci.irlcs of Hie fund to return
tlio money advanced lo them, Tlio ijov
1 rnnie'iit nm-nts, iii-IIuk as IVdcral bill
collectors, have Induced some of those
persons to pay thcit ohllKnUouo in small
Instalments.
other creditors iiained l (iroli In h's
petllion me W. IT. I'ainplicll of Iho 1 !;
Hit lioppot-Kiirtcii, Jinn; lllllhoard I'ub
lishliiK ('oiiii,iuy, Jl"'i ninl tho friiniiifii'
Mirrnv, ?.M.i.
Hull Mils llrlllsb I a nip 1 Vliiu.t III.-,
Hunt in, via Lonilon. Maicli '.'7
LlithtuliiK struck the principal Hi u-ii
camp lit llcdi eh, on Iho McMipntantlnu
fronl, aciordlliK to tlespalchciS fiom
(hnislnritllioplc. It Is lielleved thiit niitiiy
sohllcra were killed. A cloudburst
washed away tents ami other Ujiii.iuu
was don.
Wants Country to .Maintain Hi-I'le-slili-lil's
II I rl hlilnce-,
WtsiIINi'.Teiv, Mat, ,1 I'roshlent
Wilson si nt a letter to-day to llepre
sentalito l',tK' raid, .ut-naii of tho
House Appvopri itl"is ro'imnttce. asklm;
that piovision be made bj I'miKress for
the 111. IIII' 11.111'''' of the hlrthplaco of
(i rover I'hvchind ;it t'.ildivi'll, N. .1.
Tii,- sun of " a tear will ho ne del
for tlio purpo-e-
The iltover 1 Met kind 11,. t'lpla- e s.
so, tu 1 iitt 1 -tilly wr.i'e .i I'lesid.tit
U'lsmi iiffct'l-E to aite the intiie to th
,Mte, nr I'lO tl.lt 'Oi ptoxlileil t " Ibw-
einutent would 11. intim it i lopcr'..
KAISER'S SON BELGIAN HEAD?
pr Anitnsl May nreeeil Vim
Itlsslim, "ajs iiisliTtlani lleporl
M Ml HP v vi, via London, March "T
U is lesirlnl that the Kaiser's sou,
ll.1ist. Is KOIIt; lo lielKtUIII to lOMSt
ii,n ..ii It.ssitii;, tin Mitllaty il'ivrtiior.
ihnni. it is lo in .id, In' will e v 1 titu.illt
1 1 pla.
I'l'tlne latcl I'l 11 lire li is Loll:- lol'oti.
si.tiiliiiiiilc to present to the Sultan a
sword of honor in lliair of tin Kaisci
to 1 oiniiieiiioraic tl.o Tlllklsll v i.'t.irif o.
Tlio 1'iiine wt'l tin 11 U to (he Tillk.sli
ftont in Aski Minor
FRENCH TRANSPORT SUNK.
Ilnl Tit nf snloiilci, I nnlliiucnl
SHte-il ship Mr nek Mine,
l'.i:i:i.lN. via I .oiidoo. Match 2
Alio lis toiioits ii.ile tliat a I'ipiiiu
traii.sut. tari-jliiK troops f.oiu Sahitit'-a
has stiiick a 111I110 and sunk,
nf th-isi on bnatd otilj sevciit three
tvi'io sated,
SUBMARINE WITH 80 CREW.
what was termed
of Nations," which
ended with table.tux showltiR the corona
tion of the khiK and queen of tho evc
nltiK selected by a Kroup of Juelitea from
iuiioiik tho haiidsomest men ami the most
beautiful women of the Catherine, Then
there whs p.iKcaut of famous stars la
which wen- tho leading actors and ac
tresses of the cite, after which prizes
were awardul for the prettiest costumes.
Among those who assisted at the
elnnoo were IMna May. Helen Ware,
Itlalicho Hates, .l.un-t Headier, ulive
Wytidham, Itose Coghl.tn, ltarone von
liottenthal, Kathryu Kiddie. Ada Lewis.
Muriel ('strlehe. lNtelle. Wentworth.
Floienco .Mulford, Itlchard Carle, Shelly
lull. John Mllteru, Mildred Adams, Mine.
Vorska, .lack Hazard, K.itherlne ilrtj-,
Illla i:ilntt. T. Hoy Humes. Hdward
Martlndale-, Kvelyn llurrows-Fontalne
and (Irahatn McNemee. Many prominent
persons served as patronesses.
Typewriter Desks Wanted
.Mil t Iv iH 'd (.- rt.dltl' .1
iiiid prist. rcasoiKiblc.
AddiVss, r,,x c. b. MJ, Mm,
15u Niis's.-iu M.
WESTCHESTER NOTES.
PRINCESS PAT HERE APRIL 5.
She anil (lie Duke of CnnnanKhl In
Help Heel (.
iittvwa, March !.'" - Tho Puke of Con.
natiKht. accompanied by 1'rlnces.s I'a
liici.i. will act as rations of tlm Keel
e'teiss tea carilen, to be held In .Vow
otk city ftom Ajiril .1 to 1. They ex-
ieot to it main in tliat city while tlie
btiiollt lasts
Sir lloberl Itotden will leave for .Now
llrk Tliinsday. where lie is to lie a turn
of the Lawjers I'luh.
Tb- in " . '! VV-S-, hfs'sr t o r.'v t' ir ,1.' -
tier w.1. In I a. l'e m-"i!'si's on prll
M ! TO'iiuy l I'ri's.j'iit of the or.
anlz ittnn.
,s. f,ir tit Htiie,iittiit'-it In, tipn Intro
timed In tti' l.Bli.ituro to In, , tlio
fe-es of t ottlinls'.l liers of enn,.;iiiiit1iM) f,,-
the ltronx I'erKtt.it I'ti.ier eh,' ire-s,.tn
M,v the toni il--l"h--r' I r-. lo Jf, m,
I i
II. ' Ill-- "f e l'.l-l" th" J " l t . .
.servbe i ' -M'iil--"Ot t. M't'-r I ivk.
Mount ' rn.'ii, te- New ll.,ttn i.ellr.,,i
ines e.nlt' I -l u.ilii en Its lit,,-, t,e',t,'e
N,.t X rk .itel ll'isiiot tu r-'.leie- titei.roit.i
lm; of .'.milliliter-
A-sellil. : 'll.in I .ill- t- li i- gl
sta-eni' . t
, rs of t
l,"fi' M
Il II - e
from I' e
111 I''
Hon r.'t
if nil''
lirn't
,. for.
ir ii r l
1 1 .
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V. l- hoi
r Vln lio,
VI. . i.,' V.
V .il I. HO'
i I I t.
lift "
ire
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In i In,
(eriiinn I lion I . Illuiser 'Hum i,j
x (, pen (Iff Xinrvrnj.
(.'ot-iiNll tiil N". v a London, March
A luiKc tiet malt Mibinnrllie of an en.
tlrcly new Ijpc, Iiikkit and s Her
than aliv prcvlouslN seen ninl c.n'i j Iiik
a oioiV of cIkIiIj. hiut appcatcil nit I'l
site, on tlm southwest coast of N'or
way, acisildiliK to the 'iiIIH.ch' i'lil'lf
I,. ill.. l concspolnli lit
A wireless message sent b the I'
boal's comm.iiiilei- said the snbuiartlie
had loi pcdoi d the Noi 'vckIiiii bark
Liiiilllcld on Mnrch IT anil Iraiisfened
Iho ci'e'W of thlilv to llio NorwcKian
balk Silas nflir kci pins II on tlio I'
boat for four dajs. Tlio Llliillleld's
lleslllli'llotl ns lepnlll'd elll Mal'e'll "II,
She was of .','! 7 " Ions ami left I'oti
hind. Hie, on Novcniher 7 for lliltish
purls.
Mnrjp Leaves Itnssla To-oloriott ,
I'Hil-.iiilli.vti, Match '.'7, licotKe T.
Mar.te, ,li who tecinllv rcslKiied as
Aiiiei-lcin Ambassador '" Hilssla. vvdl
leave hole on educsilay for Ainri c,i,
travellliiK bv way of llerKi-li. N'mwaj.
lio ilehijeil hi-1 ilcp.it lino until Iho in
thai of Fled M. Ileal Iiik In. day Mr
praline iiH Iriinsfei red fnnn Iho II M
secrclaljship of Iho einhassy at .Madild
to tlie fori'cspoitdiiiK posillan In tin:
Ameilcan Umuaguy htre.
Broarlvtav at iJtli Stteet A '
Neverbreak Hundred
WARDROBIO TRUNK
Ke
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1
F
rice
Wvjc cndiiiih -yt't
six tuiits nr twelve
Roomy not bulky,
small enough. Holds
dresses.
Only trunk on the market with :i remov
able garment rack.
(Juaranteed not to break.
Can't cost excess.
The most-for-your-monoy trunk on the
market.
Saks l.itiifi.i'ic lici.ii tun in
M
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