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ae THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1916. Se iis Nas caeia | Bi lve oe " ; EN n , ca. ae rE 7 eae i ] a é town, was expected to tase an order | Street and Wilson Avenue shares « GEN, JOHN C. SPEAKS, MISS FLORA WILSON ‘ | Se ee ele Ae lice party ef motare who valected 1| VO, COMMANDS TROOPS RILEY STICKS FAST HURT IN A RUNAWAY CAPTAIN § THREAT GERMANY VIELDS ANOTHER GREEK ISLAND 4 fing made to rextriet and perhaps pro-| for their prey made the mistake ot IN YOUNGSTOWN RIOTS. | AT THE WHITE HOUSE] | IS SEIZED BY ALLIES Vary did not act ‘There was no|As they approached the door a man OOPCELOEG4OH | . * Hiquor question to settle in Bast /appeared at a window In the lving 2] | |Berlin, in Reporting the Incident, Youngstown, for of the twenty saloons! quarters above the store and fired | | bi | Says Grecians Are Very ail But two had boon burned and they [one shot from his revolver. | Says had been looted. | A rioter, who had not been identified iF ’ | Indignant, The trouble bean lnte terday | this morning, felt dead in tho street | — . | - = { 7 « when the day shift at the plant of the} and the rest fled. ‘They withdrew to | — | | BERLIN, sae, 3 OF meer’ Youngstown Shert and Tube Com-| the other aide of Wilson Avenue, and —o— (Continued from First Page.) (Continued from First Page.) Sayvil le) ni C pany quit for the day after « conference tossed a brick _ | aah the Overseas News, sosasy, See - The plant te located on the fate of] through one of the plate glass win Governor Reaches Deadlock in | : . . astern coast of the mainland, Bae the Mahoning River, several hundred | dows, No shot came from above and, to disobey the captain send the American treaty Germany in the Bote) cupied by Entente forces, | fest from the iliside on which |] encouraged, they stormed the place. His Effort to Force Out message, which I did. The next day | proposes a special court of tive from vile opinion in Greece 19 greatly / Silt Bast Youngstown, where most] Ata dozen o places In Wil the captain sent for me to come to|the permanent court at The Hague, a achuccbe my the. } Ge the workmen live. ‘The mille son Avenue barrels of whiskey, with Prisons’ Head. ihe RRS And WHEN T WHES Se Coie: OF Whioly each Cotitry, #BAll che y indignant because : Feashed from the town by « Wish} the heads gone, stood in the road $ | ‘We are really in trouble now. Tt is/two and the four shall cho te powers did not even make ’ fridge spanning the railroad yards|way, and surrounding them were j @ | @ good thing you sent that message.’ | Afth io meet The Hague, June 16 a recuse +0, Greece, 68 ee oes be» Which has been carefully guarded by] many men ahd women, gulping down WCALI SEES RILEY. 13 © | Tho second wireless operat mf Kin | The special . court would decida| fore other reek Stans Cos private watchmen since the laborers|the raw liquor or passing {t to “ sis ote! ¢ | Palergo was asleep at the time Capt. | whether under the Hrussian-American| tee a tor naval p eat io ‘ fat the plant several days age joined friends in the crowd who could not = amie ®|Goulandia threatened Vranicis, but! treaty “the beilixerent contracting . the laborers of the Rep iron and | get close enough to heip themsecives, Wich $ | the details of the incident as related | party is prevented from sinking mer-| \ Steel Company and other inilis for an |A number of clothing #tores fell a Visit Leads to Report Demo- ® | Were confirmed by Joseph Laa'ros, a | chant of the neutral contract advance of 26 cents a day prey to the rioters, and almost tm- : : $ third wireless man, travelling on the} ing party for ‘ A crowd of men and women esti-|mediately men bean to exchange cratic Organization Backs Q | Thessaloniki on bis way to Soston to} when such sinking is perm a 200 had gathered the |their old clothes for the loot they > » SS. Andrus, He helped out | cording to the general principles of in mated at 200 had « he loot they ; . . East Youngstown end of the bridge [had sete Tils change of apparel Him to Fight Whitman. 2 wireless room during the ter-\ ternational law 4 jeored the workmen as they | was je tn the #treet, Mehted al. rifle gales which the ship encountered. , ‘The United States ba ate crosecd, Suddenly « shot was fired, |most to noonday brightness by the “HAD RIGHT TO USE GUN,” SAYS/ tha: the German crulser Pring and guards, taking this as a signal) faines from half a hundred burning ALBANY, Jon. &—Whether Gen. | { a CAPTAIN: Friedrich had no right under fired over the heads of the crowd. | puitdings Whsodbee A. Sineham, ALA (atired), | ot, Goulandis was pac ing her | treaty to sink the Frye. The German | Constipation Compt tety Defeated ! The mob replied, and another volley CITIZENS GAVE BATTLE TO | formerly a Pollee Commissioner of oe BS ioe vously up down his ae eroc wie 105 n that both parties pre-| When ‘as Used. came, A number of persona, includ STRIKERS IN STREETS. | New York, has declined the position | @+0e0g4.p004 See SSRSOE | ee COTO WRK: reporters (Nee [went cx f their argument to t 5 ing two women, fell to the street, and) 5, i j f State S t . iis COODPOES SOLOS jhim about the operater’s story, Pult- | on March 1 and deposit t "i noe the riotera were frightened. |! | L je Buperintendent of Prisons t8) way rON | ly at his cigarett . the mob broke and ran up the hill- ae ct nd INGTON, Jan. &—In @ run-|ing incessantly at bis cig counter eases and evidence on May 1 feformea | 4 PAstenger train, wteaming along the | | A matter of speculation to-day, bu ‘ | declined to anawer.direotly the @ide. A Diock away thoy reformed | oi) oa tracks at the foot of the hil there is no doubt he has been offered | “WY accident on her way home from) tions concerning his threat Jt became known to-day that the and almost immediately, set fire 00 | sowed down am it approached the the place by Gov, Whitman. the White House reception last might, | operator's life, but said 0 submarine commander reported to the the building occupied by the yy burning bulidings, a shout “the mili- Gov. Whitman apparently has Miss Flora Wilson, daughter of James |°Y 73g nder maritime law, in tmnt | German Government he was unaware ¢ompany’s employment bureau tia ie coming” rang out and for o reached a deadlock in the matter of Wilson, former Socretary of Agricul+| to tae a iin if necessary, Jot the Lusitania when he Uttle later they fired « small be minute or two there was. a pause State Superintendent of Prisons John | ture, was painfully bruised andshaken| Firemen in the crew were free) sank her. houses and then turned thelr atten~ |i wick dt was moon the renin aid B. Riley's requested resignation this UP. Miss Asavelle Gillette, a Wash-| enough this morning in Sree ee Some members of the Cabinet are tion to private property. na «| NOt stop, the orgy went on, afternoon. Riley's clear intimation {s|in&ton friend, who was with Mins) #1ns Oe ee aac lof bad) vexing President Wilson, atzer the | A saloon stood on the corner or a|. By this time so much property had that he will not resign without a hear- | Wilson, had her arm broken. Both| ther members of the crew to support | Persia case has been settled, to ask Push was made for the door 4 the {deen destroyed and the mob had be- ing. Indications are that the Gov- |YOUnK women were hurriedly re-| him in his position in case thera came] ail the ‘Teuton ailies to deflaitely | minute a shouting crowd ‘ sone 60, tsfained, Chas the better aite ernor etther will have to dismiss him | Moved to Miss Gillette's home, an actual clash between the captain! iene that no unarmed ships with | Hittle room and helped themselves to |" ‘i | Tday aiiei ‘ae 4.| The driver has been arrested on| nd the other officers. ‘ uaasd uhall ba Hesteaved saw. When the looting |#°ns of the town had fled. Many | {| under charges or suspend him, pend- | tn teanaferring from the sinking| Americans abvard shall be destroved | ff what they ‘ne match was ap-|fmilles came to Youngstown and ing his formal defense. the charge of leaving his horses UN-| staamer to the rescue ship, the ‘Thes-|until passengers and crew have | brody Veer goa went wild. Kauft. [thers took the etreet cars to com- \| “ ‘The Governor refused all comment |*ttended. ‘The police say he loft his| saloniki's crew managed | to *ave| reached a place of safety and the mob 2 ma j 7 foie 9 | seat on b if y out of forty-four bags of mai ere Tat NA meee ing 0 nearby wus next ex further away, as the con- § ~ upon the situation. He would give n on the box in order to get his| thirty ow orty: pad and a great deal of handbagguge left by passengers, The high seas nearly drove one of the three boats under the Perugia’s propellers, but the men information on the Prison Superin- | bat, which had blown off. The horses tendent’s letter, sent him last night. |'"medlately started on a run and Riley would only say definitely that |S@lloped along Executive Avenue. viction was growhg that if the dis- order spread to Youngstown nothing ({\3) could save the city ua entered, and the stock passed oul to the constantly growing crowd tn the street by thone inside, Clerks fled for a MR, JAS. J. ROYALL TEN BODIES FOUND IN nels liven Final > ‘ \As they turned suddenly around a] at the oars managed to pull out just Boston,” Central Wharf rf rt and when the looting was nally a dozen or more citizens| "Gan geuans © t was a reply to Whitman's request | ** © “ ' & time N INE R00 F Boston, Mass., April 26th, 19! 4 finished the place was fired lod by Oscar Diser, City Solicitor of Gam mews sta. | for his resignation and a written de- {corner the carriage struck an iron |im tne ty sboarg tho Perugla| “For three years, I was troubled with 4 By this time the mob was in «|Past Youngstown and former mem- ——~| nial of the Executive's allegations of |fnce. Both the occupants were ———— that there bad been violent dissen- alon among the Thessaloniki's offic even after they got aboard the rescue ber of the Ohio Legislature thrown out, Miss Wilson is sald not Constipation. At times, the attacks to be sertously injured, athered at the police station. The fire had not to W his unfairne: ‘den Kirchwey frenzy. Moen danced and sang and ‘BRITISH TO DEPORT | Victims of Explosion on Oil Tanker would be very severe, accompanied by women joined them. Liquor was | of Sing Sing. ship. One of the petty officers Is said Dizziness and Violent Headaches. 1 been carried closer than a block to However, in an informal interview . if a. antty—Alt i 5 assed around as freely as water, io d to have struck Capt, Goulandi t 1 sapggelte vet those wuo tnd no cups scooped] ‘at structure and he pleaded with | KANSAS CITY BANKER niicr'summed up nia present poattion. | T, DADE WILL CREATES | coat surety compcerety ex- vderiiiae toole sealing and guts toline + Mt up in the hollows of their hands, police and other city oMciala to! 4 ee ea saying would be failing in my duty | ¥* '* HAUSTED. d ime, but as soon as I discontinu e attack the rioters. loons oer WES belt ax ‘hour other ss It was almost midnight before « to the State if I deserted my post For tea days before the Thessaloniki! workmen of the Robbins shipyard treatment, my bowels would refuse to Hi, W. Richardson Also Fined $125 village carly realized the situation was beyond fast as possible these men were driven by main force to the ice station and ehetabel Dade De Soto Longo of ‘The one time Police Commissioner, | Mehetabel Da 5 from the Perugia, lleves she s pt. Goulandis be- nk within a few hours, le before some paper Phe body ‘TRUST FUNDS FOR KIN}, plage oppor : mauve, Last Outaber; I west to Moers had been Jouted and the fire was before I attempted to refute the mis was abandoned her om and) and the H Polida eecovered. ton I Mon alabddnn vapldty. force of some forty armed men had) , on a Charge of False representations which have been made es engine room crows ork 1D tO ies to-day from the engine room| 4% there heard of *Fruit-ectives.” I iRing Uiyeune, the. mai etreat beon gathered in Wilson Avenue. | i, i and are being made about the State Estate of More Than $2,000,000 Di-| keep steam In the bollers to run the| of the oil tanker Aztec, in which used one box and the results were so the raltvoad tracks at the |The with Diver to lead them they | Registration, prisons.” state of More Than $2,000, “lengines and pumps, Thoy did not) there was an explosion at the Erie, Pronounced that 1 bought two dozen foot of the hill and streets lead out of | Moved down the street, LONDON, Jan. &.—Henry Watkin| Pley would make no comment on} vided by Document Filed give up until the coal supbly WHS) poein Monday afternoon, All wore| buses. J eoviinued uslog ‘Fruit-a-tives’ {4 UP the RIM to the residence district. |, The rioters were attacking the last) ison, former Py sne\vialt Gf Gwar M MOUaI} forte) for P: entirely exhausted. ine menibers| identified. ‘The bodies were those of| and noticed a decided improvement in For fully an hour or more the mob |Dullding im the block, and the cltisens | OAT Aiea Company of Public Service Commissioner, to him. for Frrovate: of any of the olgnty-scovered from|Josoph Dougherty of No. 92 Coffey| mv condition, The dissy spells nu fvaa content with the snail shops and |"74 over thelr beads. They broke| | City, M ined $12 and |it J8 reported, however, that McCall, he witi of Charles Townsend Dade| the exposure and exhaustion when! Street, master mechanic of the I longer troubled me and my bowels and ran, but, finding no one had been | <Ansas City, Mo., was fined $125 and |i iy representing the Demo- | reat Fit 8 ho | they arrived to-day. Firemen told) tying cone Wiliseucce Mocks to perform their function maloons on the side strects, Dut Caen eee en en and went ahot after (ortered deported at his trial to-day y jot No. 2 West Firtieth Street who) oe'raiing asleep standing waist deep| ns concern Milams of No, 461 1 took the entire two dozen Nit turned its attention to the more} oo) toward the posse. No one waa" the Bow Street Police Court on the cratic State organization, advised tho |qieq Dec, 26 leaving tate of more]in water in the boiler room and) Third Avenue, Brooklyn, machinist's | boxes of “Fruit-a-tives’ and my physical jgreteations stores on Wilson Avenue.|, +s nq the posse fired again. charge brought under the Defense of Superintendent to “fight” the Gov-| than $2,000,000, was filed for probate | awakening only when they dropped | hi P. Swanson of No, 425 Hicks | condition was perf Jas, J. Royall. By thie timo it had lost all sem= [BYE ntl Toe rien aaron the Realm act of having given false °TOM® request for his resignation. \to.qay in the Surrogate's Court. In] and were pulled out by thelr com-| Street, lube C. Nelson of . 6 for #2.50, trial Diance of leadership and splitting up ae: vee. Se eee |The prediction is that the Democrats on filed with the will it is | 7ades. | Hamilton Avenue, laborer; H. Sher- | 4 alers or sent by Frui “into of ent |Moters went down and the mob tore | 'Mformation on registering. ; a4 the patition file ‘ Capt. Goulandis said he did not) oon oe No, 1570 P | Ox York.—Advt a dozen or more went | sown the strovt. The panic gathered| It *ppeared that Mr. Richardson| Pian to use the Riley incident 48 4 \se¢ forth that Robert T. Dade, &| give up hope of bringing the ‘Thessa-|™an of No. utnam Avenue, la- d re ABO WOFK 08 COUINON Tr ana ecctee of registered ax a Canadian from To. |State campaign issue Iprother, who lived in England and|loniki into New York until ha had| borer, and the following members of e after saloon was broken into, 4 id ‘ nets men, their ronto, Fle gave the reason that he|_ 10 dectding to offer the position to | rojowed the sea, probably died some | Used up the last pound of coal that | the Aztec's crew: O. Ander: donkey fj # looted and fired, the fumes spreading [Pockels bulging with ‘loot, atumbled | wished “to escape tho persecution of Gen. Bingham the Governor had the |iwoive or Afton years ago but that | foUld be reached. | He had nothing) engine man; H. Krug, third eng ‘ ELL-AN ’ to the other business blocks on the sha Lecter ae Perino certain Americans which has been) advice of several of bis close advisers. | one of his surviving brothers or sis-| and engine room forces, who stuck | Dominguez Souchy, fireman; Justus Strest, Fanned by # atrong wind, the |e sey and wherover possible chased | “Mr, Richardson's difficulties, he sata, 2° Wanted a man to untangle prison | iar. have any definite knowledge of | to thelr posts at times whes it was Schelbler, fourth engineer, and Ray Absolutely R fire toro tts way up the hill and many |thy piotors Int side streets, men be- | had to do with & chatoe an whien he affairs, to eliminate politica, and place |i) acath doubttul if they would ever reach the) Alvarez, tiremar solutely Removes residences, some ocoupied by the |) tached from among the c' } i 7 . 1 , bi f efficl Ri wae “ deck of the steamship, The me ere apparently instantly . 4 rioters, were burned. 4 torround them up ie fait'an sour th eee eae wantd & aoliiliataa, 6 By the will Philip Leigh Of Belaee- The Thessaloniki was half full of yiicy te tre blige ae pape {ndigestion. One package f r; ve! os 4 CR z vt | o ns | port, Conn., care of the Lyric Theatre, | water when abandoned in latitude MY SAS DIRS. (0) Lie ne ing ° Mayor W. H. Cunningham and the| Wilson Avenue had been almost |to havo used the United States mails| believes Gen, Bingham meets every |POT Cats Mano oe te clan, 3 north, longitude 66.20 west, Al. | body’ wan atanc leaning against /DTOVES it. 25c at all druggists, ten policemen who make up the pro-| Vero scattered about the hillside Ag) aNaulent Purposes | qualification. : a : though she was afloat when last seen|# stanchion er Was sitting at ' fective force of the 7 rerserreetarns iS automobil town. Some were taken to the Mahoning County jall and others to the city prison. 100 WOUNDED MEN ARE TAKEN TO JAIL. them and gathered at the police ata- took them to Youngs- tion, at the west end of the business district, or wandered along the streets, unable to do anything. Sheriff J. C. Umstead earlier in the evening had been blinded temporarily by red pepper thrown in his eyes by a rioter, and later conferred with Mayor Cunningham, who admitted be was unable to stop the rioting. ‘This condition the Sheriff reports to Gen. Speaks, who had been sent to look over the situation, and Lieut. _ Col. Charles Weybrecht of Alliance, _ who accompanied him. It was then ‘the call was sent for State troops. DRINK- iZiED MOBS TOOK POSSESSION OF TOWN. Meantime the rioting had been’ tn progress for several hours, and it was meen that the business section could not be saved. very minute the crowd seemed to grow until there were hundreds of drink-crazed men and women roam: ing the streets. The Fire Depart- ment had been called out at the first than a hundred had been rounded wu lice station in Kast Youngstown was filled to overflowing. The majority of the men taken were armed, and many of ‘Sem were under the in- fuence of the liquor they had stolen from the looted saloons. Clearing the streets gave the Youfigs- town Fire Department an opportunity and equipment made the run of three miles as quickly as possible, There was still some work for them to do, wrought by the mob was most com- plete fall, and the principal streets were roped off and sightseers excluded. public Iron and Steel Company struck to 25 cents an hour, The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company offered alarm of fire, but the bose was) them 221-2 conte an hour immediately quickly cut to pieces, and helpless) after the United States Steel Cor. they called on the Youngstown Fire of 10 per cent, for laborers. This was C “hp ey ee clepice! Wallace | rajocted by the workers and the strike| Wilmersdorf gave no reason for his ; men and equipment ready to send | has since been in progress, Reports | action, but it was understood infor- from the city, but found it was use-/to-day are prevalent that strike-| mation obtained by the authorities Jess to risk lives and property as Jong | breakers had been imported, which] prompted it. It is reported that sim- ‘as the mob beld the town. precipitated the trouble, Har stops will be taken by other Scenes of the wildest disorder were |, -'omae, Flynn, National Organ. | magistrates t‘uer for the American Federation o: everywhere enacted, and the fires! rator, who is hare to try to form the mounted higher and higher untii| *trikers into a union, said: “We did toward 10 o'clock Wilson Avenue, the| Mot call this strike: “We couldn't entire length of the village, was in| sites wo are not calling mie write flamgs. Absolutely no attempt was oly trying to organize men being made to extinguish the flames 1k out, But even at that or save the thousands of dollars in the strikers did not etart the riot The guards fired first, property being carried away or|),,, Kreatly 4 ed.” ek a | destroyed. COLUMBUR, O,, Jan, 8—The State | mansweilerkopf, Says Ber- Barly in the evening the mob had) Industrial Commission decided to-day | lin Rey vattacked the post office, It was a] nd Fred C. Groxte lin’ Report. small building, and tho dozen or more | Stale Statlatical Bureau, to Voungs-1 gen, Jan. 8 (via London).—A | to etate the strike . . - mem who entered it made short work) 4) \iijon, He will confer with om, {portion of @ trench to the south of of i Additional excitement, 1f auch | pjoyers and strike leaders to-morrow, | Hartmanswelllerkopf was captured were possible, was created by the re-| He will leave to-night accompanied |from the Mrench yesterday by Ger- port that the mobs had dragged the ia A Boose! and George Miles a8} an troops in a surpriso attack, ace safe into the street and blown it to pieces. Later it was stated that the | men had been content wth robbing f the strong box before applying the | torgh to the building. ‘One of the handsomest buildings tn the village was the banking house of G. VY. Hamory. The mob paid no at- —_ Ca: Young lan Captured Liewtenant in Serbian Vetor- inary Co! “pt MONTREAL, Jan, 8—After seoing| ROME, Jan. 8.—Soldiers born in 1852 tention to it until after 10 o'clock. | vive service | hospital on various {and 1883, who belong to field fortreas Then i was recalled that a saloon) war fronts during the Inst year |and coast artillery companies, and those had stood in that section, and there was a rush to the place. The saloon was quickly looted and fired, and the twenty-year-old Joy Whiteheud, daugh ter of the general manager of the cot in Bulgaria. By 2 o'clock this morning more P| and brought here, while the little po- | to get into East Youngstown, and men and water was thrown on the ruins the rest of the night, but the wreck By daybreak the walls of many of tho brick buildings burned began to Two weeks ago laborers of the Re- for an increase of wages from 101-2 poration had announced its increase HOLD GIRL IN WAR PRISON, Was ton mills at Three Rivers, is a prisoner ‘GERMANS SAY FOOD. IS DESTROYED BY SPIES Part of “Starve Out” Plan, Accord- ing to Berlin—Efforts to Stop It. BERLIN (via Amsterdam), Jan, 8.— Reports that spies hired by Goer- many's enemies have been purchasing large quantities of food in Germany and destroying eatables as part of the plan to “starve Germany out” gained wide circulation here to-day. ‘The authorities took prompt action, Magistrate Wilmersdorf, with juris- diction over a part of the munictpal- ity of Berlin, announced drastic regu- lation of the food supply within his | district in the future. To each family he will send a cant, entitling the holder to purchase food for his fam- ily. The card must be displayed on visiting groceries and bakeshops, and shopkeepers who sell provistons with. out being first shown the foog card will be fined GERMANS TAKE TRENCH IN SURPRISE ATTAGK Make Gains to the South of Hart- cording to the German oficial state. ment given out to-day The statement adds that activity along the greater part of the front was hampered by bad weather, >— | New Italian Tro: Called to Co: te wd ister, is left who had been summoned by phone, | Red Bank, N. J. a@ sis ‘ 4 arrived at the Capitol shortly after | three-sixths of the income from the residuary estate, which, upon her & confer- 4 o'clock yesterday and ha ence with the Governor. Neither the | death, is to go to her daughter, Elena Governor nor Gen, Bingham would | inson. discuss the conference afterward. The income from two-sixths is to coemeae |go to a half-sister, Marie Raynolds y m Won't Deny or Af-|Gihon, of No. 225 West Sixty-ninth ache ‘arm Report Street. The principal of this trust “1 can’t discuss the matter at this|upon the half-sister's death ts to go time,” aid Gen, Bingham to-day to a|to her daughter, Dorothy G. Elmore, - ’ slof Arrochar, 8. I, ‘The remaining Tepacter for. Fig, Brena World at the |v eth of the income Is to be pald to position of Superintendent of| Harry M. Dade, a brother, of West- to you, has it} field, N. J, Upon bis death the prin- 1 is to go to Philip Leigh. ——. ‘SALISBURY DIDN'T SAIL The Prisons has been offer not?” he was aske: “Wi he replied, “you have your Albany who send the news, Tt isn't for me to discuss men at haven't you? this. mater.” ee PASSPORTS INSPECTED AS ST. LOUIS SAILS —+ ‘Are you going to Albany?” 7 “Oh. T might Ko, anywhere, Certainly I shall have nothing to say until neat AS AMERICAN CITIZEN week.” Minister Supposed to Have Been Lost on Persia Had a London Permit. WASHINGTON, Jan, 5.—A State Department dispatch from Consul Gaulin at Marseilles to-day indicates the Rey. Homer Salisbury, formerly of Takoma Park, D, C,, belioved to have been lost on the Persia, was travelling under a London permit, The message said: “Agonts of the Peninsular and Oriental Line state Salisbury salled on the Persia from Marseilles, huv- ing arrived on special boat train from Boulogne. Local authorities and steamship agents here have no record of nationality of passengers who ar- rived on this train as they held Lon- don permits. No American passengers booked at Marseilles.” GERMANY IS TO STOP HOARDING OF GOLD Government Officers Keep a Close Watch on the Papers of Her Passengers. Whien the St, Louis of the American Mine sailed for Liverpool this noon with 865 passengers, W. W. Le Matt, representing the State Department, was on the pler with a squad of men to co-operate with W. A. Dowsey, head of the neutrality squad, in an examination of all passengers and their passports. It was evident that the Government has fresh informa- tion concerning the juggling of pass- ports issued to American citizens and was detormined that only those per- sons entitled to such’ documents should be allowed to leave this coun- try with them, So strict is the examination of pas- sengers sailing on the American Line ships that in all probability no visi- tors will be allowed aboard at sail ings in the future. ae oer Drastic Measures to Be Taken NEW AIRSHIPS FOR NAVY, Against Schemes for Big United State Sky Fleet Will Be Profits. More Than Doubled, | LYNN, Mass, Jan, &—The United States navy will receive from Massa- chusetts in the next two months more aeroplanes than it has in service, nine | from the Burgess Company at Mar- blehead and #ix from the Sturtevant Company work in Hyde Park, Three will bo big Hurgess battle seaplanes, the fastost and largest contracted for THE HAGUE, Jon. 8—Berlin de- partment stores and shops are now giving postage stamps in change be- “use of the scarcity of small coins, ‘The German Government is prepar- ing more drastic measures to. bring out the supply of gold coins. Many persons are hoarding gold, hoping to profit by higher prices, }born in 1857 and 1855, who are attached \to the mountain artillery, were recalled colors to-d They are to report n Wednusday of next woek ~ — es spreading to the bank soon| she was acting as a Meutenant tn thi f med the structure. |yeterinary corps of, the, Sorbian, arm To Prevent Th sn ng given up ho rk that whe | ; , & Gry goods store noar Seventd |mignt get closer Wo the firing Use | igh f by the United States, ‘These three planes will travel eighty miles an hour and carry two men In French towns occupied by_ the Germans large red proclamations have boon posted forbidding transactions They had portholes, Before the ship was abandoned Chief Officer Orloff drew up a paper stating that the vessel was in a sink- ing condition and that it was unsafe to remain longer aboard her. He and the other officers signed it and then Capt. Goulandis affixed his signature with the rest. pened her seacocks and menger Sues for Dam~ axe! ‘Thessalontkt Pi Me William Williams, a native of ‘Tur- key, who was a steerage passenger Joniki, brought es in the States against National owners of the lost Williams claims $400 for personal damages and $75 for the loss of his 6 » He says that the Thessaloniki was unseaworthy and that on the long voyake he was reduced to great physica! suffering by starvation, U.S, PROTEST TO BRITAIN ON MAIL CENSORSHIP Ambassador Page Instructed to De- liver Vigorously Worded Docu- ment to Foreign Office. ‘WASHINGTON, Jan, 8.—The United States has sent to Ambassador Page at London for presentation to the British Foreign Omi note vigor- ously protesting age t the British authorities interfering with and cen- soring mails from the United States to neutral Huropean countries. Numerous complaints have been ro- ceived from American business men and others. Steamships carrying nou- tral mails to and from the United States have been held up by British warships and taken to British ports, where practically all mails have been removed by the British authorities, The steamships then have been al- lowed to proceed and the mails de- tained and examined by the British censors, After complete examination the mails have been sent forward to their destination, The SPECIALIST’S Modern Science PI L L Demands the Modern Remedy for ‘ou u th Steam Navigation Company, Indigestion, Biliousn, Sallow i. Constipation, Sick Headache 10c. and 28¢, the Box Get « Box To-Night with seven hours’ fuel supply and oo in German money because it was offensive equipment of one machine found the people were hoarding Ger- gun and 150 pounds of ammunition, |man silver and nickel, The French Six others are Burgess tractor |civilians have in this way been forced planes, with 100 horse power motors, |to pul French money into circulation, | i of the third engineer was in th tunnel ''Hoarseness Sy throat are relleve, el ro wn’ DAMAGED LIFEBOAT OF THE ANCONA FOUND, Apparently Had Been Fired Upon While Passengers Were ‘cw eUhoit’ ettectivensast or ub for ‘his mast ‘convenient nN Bo Bam, ae, SHE’S COMING! MUSE TRULY ae et Aboard. {Jaane She Paslovopner.') and hep ROME, Jan, 8—A fishing vessel|= put in at Anglo to-day with a life- boat from the steamship Ancona which had been picked up. Examination of the boat seems to bear out the rtion that it was fired upon and sunk while contain- ing passengers, among whom were women. , ' MEETINGS. Many airpins were found tn the Erg ons mag ~~ bout. Several holes in it, apparently chien? Sep, Cit tie saoual made by shells from the submarin had been stopped up with shawls and torn skirts. FREE with To-Morrow’s Sunday World In Greater New York and Vicinity