The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1915, Page 2

H I ofvell ul if {i SEES A WAY OUT OF THE TANGLE IN BESPERIAN CASE. te Land Governments reperion omer, ¢ mate char for nate pow @lares thet th * give wp ite t ences between < Mriieh pres pee Af serious Aifter Herlin and Washing President Wilson tor te be inferences by of a new menace te » relations, which Bad just been guided inte » more, Peareful chapur! and atds | “The President's covl aif. contain ment ts now jurtified The frit Maeve of tes te at Inet torn to pieces, nd if anything remains of the en tPF) Question of responsibility for the Misforiune 1 prometty will ree im- Mediately, as we suspected, on one of | Britain's excetient anchored mines.” BERIAN, Via Wireless to Rayvitie, L. L, Rept. 15.—1n reaching its con- | Centon that the Hesperian was mined nd hot torpedoed, the Admiralty has | disregarded the alleged statement of a survivor | | he saw @ submarine Just before an explosion wrecked the Viner. This statement appeared in Lon- don newspapers reaching here. It was pointed out in & statement ap- proved by the Government to-day that the explosion occurred at 6.45 O'clock when it was quite dark and out of the question that a submarine eould have been visible, OMetals also Femarked that in other cases definit Jy Getnblisbed as mine accidents so-! called eye witnenses have always ap- | Peared with statements that they saw 4 submarine of periscope The Admiralty to-day had not re- ceived the report from the only sub- Marine commander still missing, who | ‘Was out at wea on the date the Hes- | perian Was wrecked, bul eonfidence that his vt firm the atatemont that the mined and not torpedoed, —~— BERLIN DISAVOWS PLOT TO CRIPPLE ANY MUNITIONS PLANT. —_—_—_— By United Prone, BERLIN (via wireless to Bayvitie), Bept. 15—The German Government to-day formally disavowed the action of certain German citizens in at- tempting to instigate plota for the @e uction of American war muni- thon ar tories, “He = + German newspapers have will con: liner was to- ries,’ an official statement. “Buch B pactiod is officially cong. as stupid and dangerous. It evident that hot-headed private who have been misied, have tried to agin in this manner by In- serting the pamphlets. No news- paper office is res»onsible.” —$— GERMAN AIRSHi? 1S BADLY DAMAGED AFTER RIGA BATTLE. LONDON, Sept. 15.—A German airship) badly damaged by Russian gunfire has descended at Koenigs- berg, East Prussia, according to an Amsterdam despatch to the Central News. It is believed to have been of those which participated in air raid on the Gulf of Riga, * German official statement issued 10 stated that « naval airship several bombs on a Russian base at a Baltic port and re- un although it was upon. —— BRITISH PROMISE FAILS TO FREE GERMAN GOODS; AWAITS FURTHER CONSENT WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.—Great Britat: Promised arrangement to Permit shipment from neutral ports of American owned goods of German or Austrian origin is being held up, was learned to-day that No assurance that its eff will not be indefinitely de- The explanation in British quart: ie that appr: vaited, Joint oY 4 ; waited, int action Whe aie ~ POSLAM QUICK TO SOOTHE ALL ITCHING SKIN Don't scratch al! summer! 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Lerd ” oners statement to-day indi ates thal not leew than 700,000 Hritieh soldiers are How on the western front These reinforeene the War Bee retary announced, enabled. th Hiritish to extend the or AbONt seventeen tnilen rmerly Brition the 400 dere and Almac ing to w point south Jord Kitchener complat the wen Arras. et erities who 1 np change on n front with the statement that the British positions are being constantly arengthened. This in proved, he said, by the fact that the German attacks, even with gax and quid fire, have been fruttions, He apoke, too, successful attacks by the allies on the western front, men- ticular the capture by of the Lorre Midis, of Arras h forcements already re nnel, British # are in constant training, he yn Lord Kitchener touched signifi- cantly on conscription in the latter part of hit speech, ‘The new om: wistration act, he sald, will five the government possession important figures: “Upon this basis," Lord Kitchen- er said, “the government can de- termine the numbers available for army service after filling the quota of the munition works.” “The problem of how to secure an adequate supply of men ix now en- ing the Government's close atten- tion,” added the War Lord. “It will, I hope, #oon receive a practical dolu- ton. The capture of tho Lorgtte Iii village and the strongly fortif north of Arras was of great tactical importance, Lord Kitchener sald, be- cause it paved the way for future of- fensive operations by the allies. “The French trenches on the entire front now constitute a network of al- mort impregnable fortification: he added, ——_— _—_—_ REVENTLOW WARNS CITIZENS OUT OF LONDON Declares City Is a Fortress and Aerial Attacks Are Justified at All Times. BERLIN, Sept. 15.—Count von Rev- entiow, the naval writer, replies in the Tages Zeitung to-day to British critt- clams of German airship raids over London. He asserts that London is a fortress and that Gir Perey Scott, newly appointed defender of the city from aerial attacks, should order the civil population to depart. The Count declares it is not Ger- many's responsibility that the fort- reas of London has not been evacu- ated and adds that the fallure of the British Government to order the mil- lions of civilians to leave shows “dis- dainful disregard of the principles of humanity, civilization and interna- tional law.” ‘The airship attacks, Count von Rev- entiow insists, are of a purely mili- tary character, and concludes: ‘We hope confidently that the say- ing, ‘Throwing bombs on London,’ will soon be as trite as the phrase, ‘Carrying coals to Newcast The Overseas Nows Agency says: “German newspapers which arrived recently in tho United State: 1 pamphlets advising t jon of American munitio Such @ practice ls designated oMficlally aa stupid and dangerous. Ovidently this was the work of mis- guided and hotheaded private etti- zens, who attempted to conduct an agitation In this manner, No news- paper office was responatble."" —<——_——— GERMANS RENEW COAL SYNDICATE, FEARNIG GOVERNMENT CONTROL ESSEN, Rhenish Prussia, Sept, 15.— The famous German coal syndicate has been renewed here under extraor- dinary circumstances, After many months of negotiations {t became apparent that the syndicate of i and eral Council issued a decree providing for @ compulsory syndicate under the Government's auspices unless the mine owners settled thelr differences and prolonged the organization upon their own initiative, In fear of state action the mine owners prolonged the organization for fifteen months, peal hie SSE MONTREAL RESULTS. FIRST RACE W Genre! AGED AMERICAN Boar 3 Loe MAR. BRITS statat. ENGLAND SPENDS $17,500,000 A DAY IN WAR EXPENSES (Continued from First Page) HEAT CLOSES SCHOOLS IN SEVERAL CITIES Studies Suspended in Boston, Yon- kers, Rochester, and at Other Points. _ Fifteen thousand youngsters were dismissed for the day from the Yon- kere Public Schools because of the heat, BOSTON, Sept. 16—-With the tem- the line of our gallant ally and tak- Ing several fortresse “but all accounts she ts sian retreat in being conducted in] 139,999 school children, masterly fashion and that tho Rus- : sian army is still unbroken. The as- sumption of supreme command by|#ent home to-day because of the the Czar is the most significant proof|excessive heat, and the schools that could be given of the unalter-| closed for the day. Indicetions were able determination, from highest to lowest, of the Ruasian people.” that all heat records for ss in One thing Mr. Asquith oposed was| year will be broken. Schools he sinister spirit of domestic strife.” | Several other cities and towns were “We must all @ ready to give and| also ol take, and take and give,” he said, “and it must not be sald that in the great-| Public schools were ordered closed est moment of our history our arm was| this afternoon as a result of the | shorn of ite strength by any failure on | tense heat. Two heat prostrations the part of either rulers or ruled to| have been reported to-day, concentrate upon the unexampled task | WILKES-BARRE, Pa,, Sept. the consentient counsels, undivided en-| The terrific heat wave bec. ergies and unbreakable, indomitable; bearable to-day and 20,000 will of the British people. were damissed from the Wilkes “The situation is a testing one, A|Barre schools for the day. The survey of the past year calle for sat-| schools in Altoona also suspended isfaction at the great efforts and sac- | studies, ritlces made and for regret that some mistakes and miscalculations have been made. To-day wo realize more clearly, through the mists of l#-) public sel try and mendacity In which Berlin |atternooa “aa, a remit of the hice seeks to obscure and befoul the in-;heat. Two heat prostrations have been ternational atmosphere, the sincerity | reported to bed ae orn L- ypooong el bee nt SEARCH FOR SATCHEL WITH $3,009 IN GEM sought to avert the catastrophe of a Vanishes When Forgotten on the world-wide confitct, “It waa the imperious call of duty Station Platform in Stamford. which forced us to vindicate our na- tional honor and enlist our whole strength in the sacred cause of free- STAMFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 15.—The police are searching for a bag be- longing to Mra. H. C, Van Gieson of dom, I have no doubt either of the wisdom of ofr choice or of its ulti- Omaha, Neb., which contained dia monds, jewelry and toilet articles male triumph on the stricken field.” said to be valued at $3,000, which Asquith sald that the total of Britain's loans to other belligerents was £260,000,000, He referred to the high total of casualties, and said that the propor- was taken from the ratiroad station platform here yesterday, Mra, Van Gleson, with Mrs. H. B. Van Gleson of Bridgeport, met Mrs. A B, Van Emburgh at Briarcliffe, for the first 16.- me un- pupils _— Heat Closes Roo! Schools ROCHESTER, N. Y,, Sept. 15.—The tion of those who recovered from wounds was large. N. Y., and both forgot to place the bag in the latter’s automobile. When co ell U. $. CONSULS ORDERED TO LEAVE MEXICO they returned a few minutes later the bag had disappeared from tho ———— platform. Al! In Villa Territory Instructed by Washington to Quit Posts aeneetenineerseiee HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES. . HAVRE by Oct. 1, | The eiitrion fort WASHINGTON, Sept, 15,--United) States Consuls and Consular Agents in Northern Mexico, practically all parts of the Villa territory, have been ordered to leave Mexico by Oct. 1, it was oMelally announced to-day. ‘The warning to Americans to leave the border because of Increasing law- |\i ssness applies to Consuls ms well as private individuals, | Tho consuls who will leave immeadi- |ti ately are in Sonora and Chihuahua, tt | DE GRACE, Md., OWOLTOW's rales aN tay lily i) Da Two Hroomrale ame Vaotore, 111 Libyan & ott, It; St was stated. ‘The order withdrawing |tiiny wack—Tire-searcke ant them extends as far south as Torreon, |marws and geldings; selling; one mile and The general order applies only to|{ \ Yap Kriy Kringle, Villa. territory, officials explained; |) the depredations and lawlessness | “rovlirn’ Tt | Mount Royat Hy HO; Btruwan, 110; Plist + Distant. Btiore ier ne 1 were occurring principally there was gene cally interpreted, however, as foreshadowing early recognition of | Carranza, ——__- Vai on The Kini ine 100; }Hanifull, sii Phu, PARIS, Sept. 1§.—According to the |s Gazette do Franc regiment por out from advanced night with @ telephone strapped over his Iouth and « wire connecting the instrus | ment with the pos if the. dog hears the Germani prouching he barks quietly into t phone, ‘0 r N Ly Tae ‘ pennsrock w org Reader 10h, iar) i, ig id sar, “to; Cheateruin “Tal TApwrentice allowance. ‘Track fast. canned a0, "108 we toile Lenavaal, 1 second, ers | madvt, | aT ds yd up. aa aa uh 1, fin Colombian Cabinet Hestgn BOGOTA, Colombia, Sept. 16.— Colombian “Cabi lop, | the result of ereen. disagreement w Preaxcosi me Rear e CS TS LATTE TENT BNGLISGH CHANNEL FALABA, ToRPE SPAS or af me CAN Lost 4 WALL STREET Amer, Tron Vides a The t resigned to-day as ith Con- HE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1 bor + + | Stocks matntained a strong ten- ey to the end of the first halt; hour, although there was no agKres ’ sive bullishnes Jed the advan records for mon and preferred, Steel, Buying of Am making ment for the past year, in the history of the olty,was| sues were strong on the rise of the) Market cased off | in early part of second hour, while metal in London, American Locomotive co gain; the standard iseues lected and early forenoon, In the afternoon prices remained below the high; toward ROCHESTER, N. ¥., Sept. 16,—The| American Can spurted up to 61 3-8 and Long Island at 49 sho of 5 7-8 points, Only a were at all active, Closing Qu With net changes from previous High. Low, Alan My a Alle: Allis-Chalmen Am, Am a Am. Am, W ‘Anaconda Mining Aout. a8. P, e82g23c2r22 DS eeereSe Cracible Steel yo. 6! Crucible Steel pf ist, Seo, Cony tet ‘i jectrle Stor 0, i Steel Labia Vi Vong Ieland Maxwell v | Aliami_ Copper ‘W | Mon kaa \s Sloas-Sheffield 8 terly dividend of to stock of record Sept, 18, year, record, Crucible Steel War order stocks | hiehem Steel, and rican Can waa based on earnings and American Lo- comotive gained 8 1-2 points on ex- he continued, | peratures in many of the rooms far| pectations of benefita to be derived w that the Rus-! above 90, Boston's entire army of| from war orders in spite of the state- | market became dail in & Iron Co,, quai per cent. on. pri ferred stock payable in serip on Oct Idend will be payable in cash Oct, 1, 1916, with Interest at 6 per cent, for one Rethlehem Steel opened at $50, a now od at 96%, @ new high. Lebigh Valley Railroad, quarterly div- we NORTH WEA new high com. | Crucible | Copper ts- ntinued to were neg- idend of 2% per cent. on common and the clos é 2% per cent, on preferred stocks, wed & RAIN} Wertinghouse Electric Company will few stocks non 1 next the old convert- tht per t. bonds, and interest, ‘4s desiring to anticipate this date may surrender thetr bonds on and after Sept. 16, receiving 105 and interest from July 1 to date of surrender. The $3,600,000 City of Boston bonds were awarded to two bond houses at & bid of 101.45 for all or none, . Central—Quarterly dividend of per cent ayable Nov, 1 to stock of record Oct, low ast FPEREE Reading Company—Quarterly dividend of 2 per cent, on common stock payable Nov. 11 to stock of record Oct, 26, ———— CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN MARKET. WHEAT. ‘Tuesday Open ++I ae 4 CORN, Open, Wen, Ws ihe BaD ge ae NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. Open, High. Low. Last Oot i 10AR 10.58 10.88 Dec, | 10.94 11,20 Jan. 109 1 by. March W141 1168 May 171 1198 July 1184 12.06 4 Market clo up 22 to 32 points, a a WHEAT FOR ENGLAND LOST. 000 Bushels aly Sunk, Steamer Carry Myater: TOLEDO, ©., Sept, 15.—The cargo of 4, | 110.000 bushels of wheat In the steamer Onoko, which sank mysteriously yester M]day in Lake Superior, was for k ago, In shipment to England was consumed, ennai ih Binds Misfor nen. Joseph J. Wiffler was until a year ago A prominent wholesaler of hay } Jand feed at No. 84 Dock Street, Yon- ‘4 |kers. Then two big fires crippled hin 4 | Cinancially. ed an attack of m Paci lysin, |b ed. He was | ern Rallwny ‘ «last the porch of + au [hia home, Avenue, with Q his wit A four children, when he S|suddenty became unconscious, — Dr. Bl Cart Osterheld said the hot weather + “lhad killed him. Me, Wiffler's funeral + Slwill be held at the Church of the {}| Holy Rosary Pa - uae] ‘Tries to Dic Thrice In a Week, +41") Wor the third time within a week + Blannic Fingerhart of + “| pwenty-first Street tric life to-day tn the home ‘ mother, No. 344 Third Avenue, by 4 0 ac Her after, Westinghouse E Company ai- | 5 her take rectors meet on next exday to ‘she take action on dividend, Indications as pris: a result of large earnings are that com- mon stock dividend will be increased to 6 per cent per annum ea Emerson Ferp at 1 de United States ator Blair Lee for th Demo nominath Governor at th primary ay. Harrington Aixtoen twenty th and two of the four dist * of Hal timore Cit givin ajority: forty-three votes In the State conven- choice of the people, DETECTIVES GUARD a ‘ie 5 ‘ , ‘ A ~ attired @arde ' rust Peed be — views A n« . benenes en gore od 1 think the American 4 - a ao : pie ape & sould be ras ou . owe anda fans ter to be thwart ae 2. agent s ‘ ‘a 1 soonest . ve ried @.)) prey widerable f ° The small v 7 we hey . @ that ’ ' 7 t ty im pone : t t r Gor : “ “ . +t ou pion, ve we , ; the solar t think om hat we ' when « direct full in paiun | th ernment wae A loan we believe, beat Wye now exchange * but a atera = “BATTLE WITH BOMBS we ave t * vive BOSE vo ON WESTERN FROW WILL STOP BUYING IF LOAN IS = NOT MADE HERE. ery Vighting Continues in "Well, we would cease buying your! gone Section—Active in goods, save munitions of war, We know, We are now provided for] Panis, sept " The Frene . neerned, We think the | stutement on the progress of hoatiile war is Koing on for t ies The giving of oolla for the In the Artois District, in the sec. an would be giving w for bet ltors of Neuville and Bretoncourt, tor, becatien the credit of a COUDLTY ther has been Aghting with hand- in better than collateral, If ite word senenaien isn’t good, Its bond certainly isn't tillery oem. ‘ a og “But in talking about this loan and|ais, ongagemente with hombe in the the terms it must be remembered | vicinity of Linone, to the wen ot that wo aro working without prece-|Chauines, and in the forest of Bt dent. This t# tho first time in alll sata to the oust of Tracy-Le-Val. the history of Great Britain that she has ever gone outside her dominion | | for a loan, And it's the first time | France has ever sought an external Joan. An external is a matter of ho ment Although the billion dollar loan is, still nebulous to details, Wall Street bankers believe generally that the Anglo-French delegation must present something more attractive than “national credit" as collateral for the American dollars they wish to borrow, The idea of lending a billion dollars without physical collateral is not, they say, good business, HILL DECLARES WE MUST MAKE THE LOAN. Just now the proposition is being put up to the bankers by James J. Hill as a matter of saving American commerce, of obtaining a market for our wheat, for one thing. Mr. Hill says that if this country doesn’t lend the money the Allies want, they will not buy the four million bushels of wheat now awaiting foreign pur- chase, New York bankers answer by aay- ing that if this is really a propost- tion of saving American commerce, it | and is a first Hen on @ govern- is for the Federal Reserve Board to take the matter up. They point to| the fact that when the cotton grow-! ers were in similar straits, the Fed- eral Reserve Board came to thelr| rescue, One banker said: | So far as putting up collateral is| concerned, there is a tremendous | amount of American securities abroad, After the war Is over the: will be literally dumped on this coun- try. Why should it not be insiste that thes securities bo put up now as collateral? ‘The view that one of the big finan- cial men in the Street gave was that 1 be demanded, “LA nada Up as colla hen we'll talk bil- MANY WIRE PROTESTS AGAINST CREDIT LOAN; WON'T BE STOPPED (Special From a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, D. C,, Sept Protests against a loan to Great Rrit- ain and her allies are being ro-| ceived at the White House and state| So far they are merely Department —— personal letters written by Individ-| advertieameoatiee fue Worle mee be es uals, prnetpally from the mi aos Ruoreay [puitet Messge ‘ties ie : which one million bushels of wheat ‘for | tion which is to be held to ratify the P HEN our District Mani twelve stores, thei just when he is coming. ected times, and expect Rooms, Candy Sieeke le ii | as trifling or unimportant, hich is teaponaible fer the immaculate cleanlinses of LOFT sont Stores and Fountains and the maintenance of our much talked about Sanitary service. Special for Wednesday ré AMNa ne sige “l | RADE OU ; Naricty and) thee To Get the Most Out of PA GARRETT, — On isn’t a Branch Manager who knows OCOLATEN oF wh Avsortm Te has been also fairly spirited pannonading to the north of the ‘amp de Chalons, and fighting with nines is taking place in the westera art of the Argonne. “The night passed without incident on the remainder of the front Living Drink FA touf ON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES 9 BS) Good Restaurants, Saloons and Dealers. ictor-Victrol Combination No. IV $25.00 Victor-Victrola No.IV.,815,00 125 Record Cabinet... . 812. 12 Popular Selections... 84. Regular Value... ..... $81.51 Come in for a demonstration. KNABE.S3t"% at 39th St. Convenient Terms. THOMPSONS IMPLE-OF F Monday, Sept. 28, |, beloved #on of John and Mary Funeral from his Weat G0th at 16 re a8 ‘Thursday afternoon, Sept. 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