The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1914, Page 15

GOETHALS SEES WILSON; SILENT ON POLICE OFFER Pew York Commissionership Not| way, | Blscussed by Colonel and Prest- i (@enb—Talk Panama Canal. WASHINGTON, Feb. % —Col Goethals conferred with President Wilson to-day about details of the new Panama Canal government, but did not discuss the New York Po- lice Commissionership, which has been offered to the Colonel, in any "Gol. Goethals sald Secretary Daniels | had decided that a Panama Railway | Company ship should be the first to| pase throt the completed canal and that Mr. eet would select the party on boa .D. D. In Hospitals; Standard Skin Remedy ed to anything found. it and soothing, D, D. Prescription must be applied di given in the tle, Follow th And it certa have the 4 992 Oe . e eMctent . D. rs are ing, her dt Samed hei natural expression. ete many ecsems sufferers are pay- tag, Cele e arg for Me treatinent jal ed with this same hr ia? OR, GEO. ™ RICHARDEON frankly D.D.D. Soap Keeps Yours Skin! 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While the exact nature of the alle- gations ts closely withheld, it Is said that the general charge ts that of oun- duct unbecoming an officer and gen- ,|tleman, but with specifications which involve questions of morality and have to do with alleged acts at Fort Stores} Terry and at other places where he has been stationed since the Spanish- American war, including a California the Major Koehler presented charges gnation, but Secretary of War | Tison declined to accept it under the conditions. Major Koehler was relieved from command at Fort Terry, subsequently placed under ar- rest and an order was issued last Friday by Major-Gen, Thomac H. Barry, com: ment of tLe martial to hear Col. Henry Kirby of ‘hi United States sent is the Presi- dent of the cor Capt. ee judge advocate gen- eral, is the case. Major Koehler.” it is une lerstood, has legal counsel. The accused officer native of Iilinots, we A «two yet and un- married. He wae graduated from West Point in 1897. CONTRACTOR CALLED AGAIN BY GRAND JURY This Time Aldrich Is Asked About Overtures Made Since He Accused Hassett. Madison R. Aldrich, President of the Bridgeport Construction Com- pany of Poughkeopsie, was the chief witness before the Supreme Court Grand Jury investigating graft this | 4, afternoon. It was Mr. Aldrich’s sec- ond appearance before that body. 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