The evening world. Newspaper, February 13, 1917, Page 2

gan WILSON TO INSIST UPON RELEASE OF YARROWDALE MEN Germany's Notice That They | Are Still Being Held Arouses Official Anger. TO MAKE NEW DEMAND. Germany, Already So In- formed, Will Be Told Ger- mans Are Safe Here. WASHINGTON, Fob. 13.—Further demands for release of the American prisoners of the Yarrowdale will be made on Germany. With the de- mands will go an explanation that the United States ts not seizing German ships or crews, and Is interested only | in seeing that the ships are not sunk as obstructions to American harbors. The State Department announced that, as its first step, it has instituted ) inquiries regarding Germany's inten- tions about the prisoners. Germany's tactics toward Ambassa- dor Gerard and other Americans has aroused offictais’ anger, and official notice that the Yarrowdale prisoners are again detained in Germany, has only served to increase this spirit toward Germany. The State Department sald last week Germany would learn of this Government's position toward Ger- man ships and crews and indicated it would forward Secretary of War Baker's statement on the subject as a reassurance to Germany. Officials supposed, until they heard of the detention of the Yarrowdale men, that Germany had been convinced of the safety of her citizens here, The Yarrowdale prisoners were to have been released from captivity just before the break in relations. To Relieve Catarrhal | Deafness and Head Noises uittering from catarrhal deat- ind head nolses will be glad to know home by an Instancer effected complete relief after other treatments have failed. 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BUENOS AIRBS, Feb. 13.—An un- confirmed report printed to-day In the Standard, Buenos Aires English newspaper, asserts that British cruis- ers have seized the Uruguayan crulser Uruguay off the Brazilian coast and towed hor to the Ialklanda, ‘The reason given for the seizure, ac- jeording to this report, was that the |ship was sending wireless messag {to German ‘Tho Uruguay is a cruiser of 1,400 tons, built In 1910, and carrying twe 47-inch guns, four twelve pounders, six one pounders and two torpedo tubes. She has a sposd of twenty- three knots. The Uruguay and the De Jullo furnish the total of Uru- guay's Usted navy. MERCURY CLIMBS TO 23 AFTER TOUCHING ZERO yee | Warmer weather will be here to- morrow. That is the cheering news handed out to-day by the men who are paid for trailing the cold waves | to thoir lair, After touching the zero | mark at 6.15 this morning and etick- |g around that point for awhile, the ! mercury grew ashamed of tho low | and because of the manufactures and the puts to sea to-mor- company it has been keeping for days |hortage of French munitions and| tandardizing industrial TOW With Count von Bernstorff, the and began an upward climb this SUPPlles, due to lack of coal in France,| Processes for war will be in charge of | dismissed German Ambassador, It lattarnouh, Moreover, these leaders think the! iowald B. Sadie inter ce as I=|will bear an unexpected passenger, | To-night it will drop to 12 above/fnal, overwhelming effort will bel p, jor Car aa eres Karthelme, German, Wash.ng- zero, the weather experts say, but|Made and complete success achieved | rounding up of supplies, in-| t2" correspondent for the Cologne] oon té-inorrow will find at well on [DOfCTS AinOTO® OAM Mov Jcluding food, clothing, &e., will Be | Gazette | Hi ts way up to the freezing point,| The answer which the Entente Pow. untae pie auceation of Julius Rosen-| Tho reason for his passage is [which will seem like summer com-|¢F Feturned to the peace proposal, a8)” Medicine and problems of general gud on the German propagandist |pared with yesterday and to-day, Southwest winds of no great strength are promised, It is snowing to-day lin the Middle West, but no snow is in sight for this part of the country, ASKS $100,000 IN LOVE SUIT AGAINST MOTHER-IN-LAW Mrs. Marion §. Haley, plaintiff in A sult for $100,000 for the alleged alienation of the affections of her husband, Charles Merton Haley, against her mother-in-law, Kather- jae 1. H. Motley, testified to-day that on New Year's Eve, in 1914, while out with another young woman companion and two men, she was met by her mother-in-law who ex- claimed as she passed, “You don't seem to 8 your husband much.” Mra, denied the accusations of her sister-in-law that she went jout to dinner with the head waiter of a hotel, dined out with a cabman and that she was “too friendly” with Victor Morle so a6 actor PRISON F POST F FOR RAYNOR. Corrections Commissloner Burdette G. Lewis to-day appointed Dr, Mortimer W. Ra yohiatrist at f city's penal neon Blackwell's Island. The peaition ix a new one. Dr. Raynor, who will condvet mental ex: prisoners, will have one of them a dentist | Doctor Tells How to Quickly Strengthen Your Eyesight at Home TRENGTHEWS evestot 310000 ForFE!T. tirely relley duce burnin yo Dime | Kalin and other dru N ounce of page of print. peal—yo’ own aton of argyment. A pipe of Velvet proves mo’ than a Velvet in the court of last ap- WAR WILL BE ENDED |PLANS FOR QUICK BEFORE U. 5. GETS; MOBILIZATION OF IN, BERLIN BELIEF - RESOURCES MADE Correspondent Who Left with) Council of National Defense Gerard Declares This Is the | Prepares to Handle Nation’s Hindenburg View. | Forces and Supplies. | By Carl W. Ackerman | WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.—Prepara- BERNE, Switeerland, Feb. 13 / tions for quick mobilization of Uncle (United Press).—Gormany's public S8m's military and industrial re- and officlaldom du not beiteve on. SUT toot definite shape to-day at @ second meeting of the Council of trance of America Into the war would | National Defense, which wag attended have the slightest effect on the| by Secretaries Baker, Daniels, Red- outcome. | held atid Wilson, As a matter of fact, Meld Marshal a iseen i Gassaay, vee voit ‘ : ache in Germany at the outbreak von Hindenburg believes with Prep | of the war, detailed the system by arations now under way the war will | which Germany mobilized her men be won by Gern.any before America| and materials. ould enter—if she Coes enter, FE, 8. Stattinius of Morgan & Com- When Ambassador Gerard and his! pany, who handled the details of all perty left Berlin orders had been| purchases in this country for the issued by the German military au-!Entente Allies, will tell the Council thorities cancelling ‘all vacations of to-morrow how to mobilize supplies. army officers and men for the month} ‘he Committee on Labor will be | |of February headed by Samuel Gompers, That move developed the tnforma- Transportation and communication ! tion that von Hindenburg was awatt-| will be put in charge of President | ing the opportune + ent for the| Willard of the Baltimore and rg great, final effort of Germany's fore 7 Railro, Germany's military lea belte ne the moment of Germany's victory {s. Will at hand, Whey hold this victory will! ¢ be achieved because of the success which will attend the unlimited sub- |marine warfare, | nee and research, includt: Ing and educational probl be handled lems, by Commissioner iodfrey of the Council. Bernard Baruch will be in cha: of rounding up raw materials, m erals and metals, well as to President Wilson's sugges tions, so frightened Turkey that the Ottoman Empire will continue in the war just so jong as Germany defends Constantinople: sanitation will be handled by a com- | mitteo under Commissioner Martin. ilard said to-day that he held a meeting yesterday in New York with | the heads of fifteen of tho largest | Bulgaria is waren TAR the hands | railway lines of the country, at which | of Ficld Marshal von Hiflenburg. | it Was decided to make the American Meanwhile Zeppelins fly day and| Itilways Association the instrument night over Berlin for handling all transportation of ————-—- men and supplies. ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. | President Harris of the American Canadian Pacific Railway—Regular | Association of Electric Railway Lines semi-annual dividend of 20% on pre-|@nnounced that the electric lines ferred stock; also regular quarterly | WeTe ready to co-operate in the work. dividend of 244% on common stock pay- gullet! het able March 31 to stock of record Mar. 1. UNITED STATES OFFERS Sinclair Off & Refining Corporation AID T0 CUBAN GOVERNMENT o_o " has retired $18,370,500 of its $20,000,000 Stands Ready to Ship 5,000 Rifles ten-year 6% bonds which were tssued less than a year ago. This leaves out-/ and -5,000,000 Cartridges in Crisis, standing $1,629,500, all of which will be HAVANA, Feb. 13.—OfmMcial an- paid off on May 1 next, leaving the cor- poration free of funded debt. Retired nouncement was made here to-day that the United States Government bonds were all converted into stock ex- had offered 5,000 rifles and 5,000,000 copt $419,000 which were retired by sinking fund on Nov. 1 last Atlas Powder Company in 1916 rned 1,084 compared with on ‘nearly $s5y. 000 | cartridges to the Cuban Government, in 1985. The city officials in Santiago are in a condition of rebellion, An encounter has occurred in Ma- tanzas province between Government troops and rebels. According to a re- port recetved here to-day the rebels were defeated, tional Biscuit Co.—Year ended Jan rr allowing 7% dividends or ‘pre- balance of $2,84 is equal bve-on common’ stock compared with, 8 18-1000 Silver is quoted at 79 cents an ounce, up 1 cents — pe CLOSING QUOTATIONS. America’ n com= preferred stocks payable changes from proriogs om rriopeciodng., Ket are chee United States Cast Tron Pipe ¢ Fay BEM nat conten hike t's payable ly per + quarterly, The first to be paid Mar. ry 15, ee thy Wayland Ol and Gas Company, oa, dividend of 2 per cent. on common . stock wayable Mar, 16. 4 Adams Express Company, dividend t 18 of $1.50 payable Mar. 1 ' t 8 Ay Gut @ ow t att American Ce Mpany, re > 4 + % 1 div of 3 . ht : +e ra on 2 per rs Mar 1 4 } —_ -_>-—— \e CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN | MARKET. WHEAT Previous ; CORN + alt reso we. sgh Ooms, High, Low, 1 % lost Ma we 1 ory r Hy Won ity. YOUN Tot “oo Mi + ral 1 tha Go! met Now pe proof is worth So try some pipe. re Htehing, Blind, Blewding fof Protrading Let application 7 reliol, — 60e, en-| State Department Decides Cologne | | | Tho State Department, THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, PEBRUARY 13, 1917. "|GERMAN WHO GoES AWAY WITH BERNSTOREFF BY REQUEST OF U. S.| | | PEGE PAR TAERRIE | PASSPORTS FOR GERMA WHO INSPIRED PEACE MOVE Gazette Correspondent Shall Go With Bernstorff. WASHINGTON, Feb, 13.—When the Frederik VIII move for a conference to avoid wa after careful | investigation, determined he inspired Germany to make her proffer. His| move 80 exasperated officials that they arranged that he should have| passports back home, P. S. BOARD ORDERS AN INQUIRY INTO THE RIVERSIDE CONTRACT (Continued from First Page.) phase of the proposed agreement. Immediately after the meeting the real estate and franchise bureaus got busy on the appratsal of lands and “rights,” which figura in the ex- changes between the city and the rajlroad company. INQUIRY TO BE COMPLETED IN TWO WEEKS. It is also the Intention of the Com- mission to put its electrical engineers to work ‘en phases which are not ac- tually called for in the Governor's request, but which, in the opinion of the Commission, must be Investigated to bring out just what the agreement between the Estimate Board and the Railroad Company means. A leet lative Inquiry would not be radical and sweeping than what the Public Service Commission is about to undertake, It is predicted, The investigation by the Public Service Commission yrill not take more than two weeks, it was pointed ont by one Commissioner, This is be- cause the Commission is understood already to possess practically all the data and information required. One Commissioner called attention to the Public Service law which provides that the Commissioners shall always keep informed concerning “fran- chises, capitalization, adequacy and security of service” and other phases of laws governing railroads like the New York Central. ae BILL TO PUT CONTRACT UP TOP. S, BOARD REPORTED OUT Will Come’ Up for Full Fight on more Floor of the Senate and | Assembly. | ALBANY, Fob, 18.—-By a vote of} eight to five the Cities Committee this afternoon “reported out” the Ot- | , Mills, | WONDERS WHY WAR DEPART- | of Appeals decided last year that the Leith—15 Quality Street— Mon, mon, d’ye no ken the place? ’Tis wheer the real old SANDY MACDONALD Scotch Whisky comes from—1o years old tinger bill, which seeks to turn over to the New York Central contract on the west side of New York City to the Public Service Commission. The action means that the bill will come up for a full fight in the open on the floor of the Senate and As- sembly At the same time, by a vote of seven to five, Senator Mills not vot~ ing, the committee decided to decline the invitation of the city officials that a committee of six be named to be present at the hearings before the Board of Estimate, go over the foute and papers and then report to the Legisiature. The vote on the motion to report the Ottinger bill out was: Not voting—Mills. Absent—Lawson. | Ayes—Burlingame, Lockwood, Ot- | tinger, Gilchrist, Argetsinger, Foley, | Sheridan and Wagner—8. Noes—Cromwell, Murphy Robinson, E. R. Brown— The vote refusing to accept the Board of Estimate’s invitation to name a committee to attend the New York hearing was: Not voting—~Mills, Absent—Lawaon. Walton, Ayes—Cromwell, Murphy, Walton, Robinson, FE. R. Brown—5. Noes—Burlingame, Ottinger, Gil- christ, Argetsinger, Foley, Sheridan and Wagner—7 The Senate passed to- without dissent a resolution offered by Senator Burlingame, calling upon the State Tax Commission to report at once for the information of the Senate the present value of the New York Central fran- chise on the west side of New York City ' The Commission {# also required to say what will be the estimated loss from the operation of the proposed con- tract in the item of franchise tax that will be taken from the road's labilities | by the new law. JOKER BILL HELD UP; AIMED AT BEACHES OWNED BY THE CITY (Continued from First Page.) | “I have therefore asked that it | be set aside.” MENT SHOULD FATHER IT. “Why the War Department should come to the ald of the bill I can't! see,” said Senator Burlingame. It has been truly sald,” declared Senator Foley, “that patriotism is the | last refuge of a scoundrel. The Court! use of the beaches at Coney Island belong to the people.” “As T understand it,” added Sen- ator Wagner, “the city authorities want this bill and not the Federal Government. There was a special act drawn and sent up here that allowed the particular property that the United st want to be trans. ferred to it, but for some reason it was not introduced, but Instead of it this general bill was introduced.” Senator E. R. Brown, the majority leader, ended the debate. He said: “While this bill may be designed for the completion of improvements re- quired to meet an emergency it is not Hmited in its language to that emergency, nor is the emergency referred to in it. IT think the bill should be so redrawn as to state Its specific purposes.” The Assembly to-day passed Anally the Mills bill to authorize the ceding of the Rockaway Point property to the Government, but did not act upon the charter amendment that would cnable the elty to dispose of sections of its waterfront as tt might deem proper. Any sort of a joker might be con- cealed in the general character of the Mills measure which was a com- panioa to the one ceding Rockaway Neck to the United States Govern- ment for fortification purposes. Min- ority Leader Wagner in the Senate heeded a warning given by The Eve- ning World and at the opening of the session demanded a showdown on the ultimate purposes of {he Dill. | A hurry-up message was sent to} the Corporation Counsel's office in| New York for a man to come along and explain the amendment to the | Jegislatora. It was then discovered) that the bill which The Evening World exposed was an old friend, and | that it had been introduced a yoar| ago and blocked then by Tho Eve- | ning World, | It is pointed out that ‘under its | ar | terms the Dock Commissionor might | transfor to private owners lands un- ind family stores IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND GE IT ; needs of the country, | Chancellor Lane | ation from iner | from $30,000,000 to $75,000,000 der water in Brooklyn which, when the marginal railroad scheme goes through, would acquire immense values. It is stated in the lobby gossip that prominent realty operators of New York and Brooklyn are wnxious to see the bill go through. ' Senator Mills was asked how he happened to introduce the bill. “It was introduced in my name dur- ing my_ absence, id, “and | supposed that it a ported to be on its fa The bill when was known as the Waiker Bill, The Evening World hit it a solar plexus lick and Killed it. 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