The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1914, Page 4

ee ae TE CURE SE § NT PREPARED FOR WAR TneRCUISS Cenewt Dr. Murray Hill gooo THE _BVENING wuell, ta lieve that bullets cannot be stopped with bombast, nor powder van- quishe@ by platitudes.” Mr. Gardner further declared in his statement that with respect to the European war, concerning whieh he had aome personal insight, ing been in the zone of conflic views ar "not those of a neutri PEOPLE BLINDED TO FACTS, = CARONER TELLS CONGRESS ¢ feat upon the Germans, but no matter whieh side wins, we must remember that since the beginning of time vic- by Representative Gardner, of Massa- chusetts, who recently returned from ®& war zone in Europe. “| have introduced this resolution to investigate the in| Massachusetts Member Calls for a Board of Inquiry to As- certain the Conditions, vows. Anders t costes you te fina cut fer yourself, because te Posie hah handed Choe when “ne6 of necesslt; Gardner resolution proposes a commission to o of tors and three members of the House WASHINGTON, Oot. 16.—Inquiry Into the preparedness of the United States for war, “offensive or defen- sive,” by a national security commis- sion, Was proposed in a joint resolu- tion introduced in the House to-day make full fnvestigation into the ques- tion of the preparedness of the United States for war, NO OPPOSITION NOW TO LOANS FOR WAR Administration Changés Stand on Advancing of Money by Ameri- tans to Belligerents. js to a situation which being cencealed from them. T' United States is tptally unprep: for a war, defensive or offei against a real power. In my the effect of the vast eum Carnegie in hie peace has been to blind Ame fact that our national seou military peint of view is undermined. “Nearly every army and navy of- ficer to whom I have spoken telle me the same story of inadequate se- curity, I have yet to spenk to @ single member of either the Com- mittee on Naval Affairs or the Com- Pile Remedy Free tration officials, it beca known to- pf mittee on Military Affairs of the} day, now consider loans t. the bellig- ae ae Bere oniek ding House of Representatives, in whose] erent nations of Europe by private ie ie judgment I have confidence, who] firms or individuals !n the United Statea to be in the same clash with ordinary commercial transactions. Under this construction, such loans does not in private make exactly the fame admission. Yet all these gon- tlemen seem to consider it their duty to refrain from any public state- ment.” “The time hae net yet come,’ inited sper would not be considered violations of neutrality, and therefore would not bo interfered with by the United * | States Government. = Shortly after the beginning of the war Secretary Bryan gave out a hi an rit Cs Government would not approve of lane made to the belligerent nations rope. ha ord & T. vlor Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street Founded 1826 The Men’s Section on the Street Floor (88th St. Entrance) offers The Largest and rw Representative tock o, Special Sale of Men’s Furnishings wenge sg loth, French cuffs.| § . le of repp clo! rench cuffs.) $7.00 Men’s High Grade Shoes SR oy To be found in the city at eves one) Wee ah 1 . also light weight tame ere $z. 45 Silk Mixture Shirts French cuffs, neat stripes. 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Kel di 1914, sole heir, becauso I have my sister to care for.” In view of the word recetved from Wiener, Prof. Munsterburg is re- ported to have tendered his resigna- UNBDAY, VUTOBER 15, $10,000,000 TO HARVARD MAY BE A MERE DREAM ~aHE attrisaghone of cake, Pee jon, -Ketterlinus dectarec ) ful} Uncle of Man Who Threatens tol tiarvara wad poatlve Wiekir nett ‘friendly’ cheer! ess would bequeath $10,000,000 to the university, inform, youthdt fou were in Best’s. if you were brought here blindfolded. Most of us here have been together for quite a while— and na doubt that has some- thing to do with it. Withdraw Bequest Unless Prof. Munsterberg Is Dismissed Talks. PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 15.—Should farvard University permit Prof, Munsterburg to leave the faculty on the expectation of recetving $10,000,- 000 from Major Clarence Wiener of the British army, it would probably not only be out a professor, but the SHE DARKENED B HER GRAY HAIR nsas City Lady Darkened Her Gray 7 ale ba timulated Ite oa le "lors Precsene She Tells How anew aie Did It. rlinus, here »-day. , Ketterlinus, wealthy Mthographing concern, uncle, Informed that hi nephew had | offered to bequeath Har¥ard $10,000,- 000 on conditic : that Prof, Munster. {following statement: “Any lady or burg be forced to leave because of | | gentleman ene irom at “unwarranted pro-German utter- ances," Ketterlinus said: “That's just like Clarence, But I'm not sure whether he has the ten milllons to leave Harvard, If he is basing the bequest upon a prospect- ive inheritance from me, Harvard will be disappointed. I haven't ten It is more a habit of mind than a policy. 4 of a large | Wiener's| A well-known 1 resident of Kansas : City, Mo., who darkened her gray hair by a simple home Process, made the The amount you buy, or whether you buy at all or not, has nothing to do with it. ded hair, stimulate its growth and make it soft and glossy with this sim- ple reas which they can mix at 1 sas: half pint of water add 1 on, {of bay rum, small box af Barbo Com- id 4 on. of glycerine. These gredients can be fille seen ok at rug store at very little cost. Apply to the hair every other day until the gray hair is darkened sufficiently, then Fifth Avenue, West Side, Corner $6th St. WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—Adminis- | ‘" statement in which he said that the |MJ million dollars to leave anybody.” Ketterlinus sald his nephew “has had several ups and downs.” every two weeks, This mixture re- lieves scalp troubles and is excellent for dandruff and falling hair. 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