The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1916, Page 4

~ oe THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, THREE HELD ON CHARGE "So" 0"! (1916, _ : ed by Commis | deniy counter on the suspected never has been the policy to have one] battle cruiser is an important unit of / " maniae with something like this extended over 1 one Con-jthe fleet. The General Board has |SHAGKLETON SHIP } ow , 1 the three work H Give me three words that rhyme wress, 1 would heretofore put joughts first in OF STEALING AN AUTO nachine at One with day." rpring, wliattilnd Malate titel Le! REPORTS ALL RIGHT | nd Vifty-cighth Street and if the subject happens to be a | fiw years be followed out submarines third, leaving out battle Jet. N A " 1 wan t plain, poe nut" and can or tei general board in a confident ers, The result of our war game : eeriiaconer ot Charen King Fe : wers they mave AR | | Re er tne Hae Moen Hiv E dF ROGUES a. coultouen ‘prt | Was serinmetrated to the aunisevousn | RESCUE Tug WEN IG AR Of AOD fa Cay Dileatenre and Pi 4 nen they wot th anvihing to the paycopth police gramme that would sive of most officers of the navy, to the Which First Sent Wirelesss fi; ury’s Car Disappears and Police ’ ‘ War College, th neral Board and ‘e) 's Trio D eit, [te rem Sehve. Pir ) man, Quickly, before the subject has |e consisting of 48 ‘ ' 8 Srl ie udie Telling of Trouble, ef man ( io Driving | had time to get away from the poeti¢ Jarmored cruisers, 48 pr ' ese cruiser LLIN J, New 7 y John O'Brien of No. 821 Bast Fifty. | hi Jatmosphere, he asks this very prosaic Jers, 48 scout ships, 61 desire ate able men in the navy|, WELLINGTON, New Zealand (via x Resend treet, Charte ‘ question olliers. wh @ opposed to them, ‘They eat|2ondon), March $1.—A wireless des- 3 a ne “Give me the days of the week, | Phey recommended building two]up money, But Japan has four, Great] pateh just received from the Aurora Wo, 905 Castle Hil, t the 1 * ships, one armore cruiser, | Britain ten and Germany six or eight, | says: 4 Panicl Crane of No Aldermen to Block Commis-]'"5,° Recowwneiill W Five-Year Con-|! protected cruisers, three de-| i" iat would aivecum six |; We are setting toward Snares ' Hundred and Fe sioner’s. Plan to Teach ‘ lo tinuous Programme as Suge | stroyers and two colliers a yeu i number of dreadnougnts, | Tangs ee the ptt is wind » arreste t | : ki " ‘ ; “If these recommendations bad] Which vessel is after all the greatest |and sea, We are unable to ma- pees arrested, & Psychology to Cop | gested by Board of That Year. jpeen carried out year by r tie] HEDtINE unit of the navy, should be |noeuvre the ship owing to damage to Morning, by Patr S- : i t ‘ f My than any lithe jury rudder.” i A i cas the answer to that stupendous nited States to-day would have r iL tole eit: wales 4 est One Hundred ane se , rthe lee from : Ine fon depend sto, for the ecre-|completed by 1913 twenty dread- ed the oil reserve sit. Btree: Sta are SAMPLE OF QUESTIONS an the right to recommend your | t ‘ t hack] noughts and ten battle cruisers, plac-| "ation In very marious. Heretofore | the Aurora received at 8 o'clock this ‘ to 1908 t + the tania For nave . ae 1h iat at Oe he navy a oil supply hi eon largely | evening said: Ae an 1 1s con-|to 1903 to Ket the basis f avy | ing our navy superior to that of Ger | sicued” from t | event ’ | Dowling’s | before the House Naval Affair would have kept second place he natd, ree knots, ell. in Teachings of New Head- | ‘ mittee to-day, He advdcat e planta he navies of the world | jing in the Menate The authorities are sendigg a tug : — ‘ whe equest for “ : we sh k five year} to the assistance of the Aurvra art cachers laid down by the general board in Ve’ Gat Paniele, “1 Wot : leh ot ied asahtaeshinicl tee quarters Tutor, paye teachers i . 1 wou n of the —— t to-day's m ng of the that year onditions e said ave|y iy w Dr. James B. An: (not so changed that It would not suf- | d ch year for Ifa man & ANN ARBOR, Mich., ke w inded a brand don't want paychol-| fice wing four years. That would hin class from Annapolis he James B. Angell, the aged president ew bump to-day by derma The po of the Government ha . Out | seventee 7 + n J | wes ‘ a , 8 t. D “ hedge said Dowling DNS Peley Sites sore powed by the General Board | age of sixty-two,” Danicis MR peg Bg ty BY Pres lent Frank I. Dowling, who 1d to preserve the peace only been to have a building pr ight and is sinking to-day, HM th dors not believe that the cops of] ang not to read men's minds by out- | gramme for one year,” he sald that the! mediocrit is_expected ho es Lah || this city should be taugit the acience| ward actions, An intelligent police- psi hi the mind in order to detect}man can come pretty near dis- 1 criminat tinguishing between a sane man and EXCEPTIONAL SALE SATURDAY j]|_Reoontly — Potten Commissioner] 20 tag qe atti aeratd High Class Spring Suits models illustrated twenty more, Three as equally all productions as smart, re- of costly imported styles. 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