The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1917, Page 2

| TT Ea in ~s } ; ran ” J THE EVENING WORLD | FRIDAY, MAROH 9, ew statement regarding the attacks be- ing made upon him throughout the STONE TO RETAIN | country. | Stone will disregard the demanda| for his resignation as Chairman of voleed by new in his home 1 | State, Mi elsewhere, He | has no Idea ¢ ind ts abso~ Hlutely conf t he will 06 re- tained in his position by the Benate organization | “L nover go into the press or upon | | the floor of the Senate to explain to- | SAYS PARTY WAP Missouri Senator Refuses to |day what I said or did yesterday,” Make Explanation or to — | the Senator e 4, “but in due Give Up His Post. Gray co With wsaTtiotal, ARATE | which I am now putting into It REVISING HIS SPEECH. | Defer the wm grrerendal! i whom m™ elon comes. That ae will bo my anewer, When That Is Finished He} “What 1 say in the Senate th tho ree ‘ explanation. No other is possible. | Wiil Scatter It Broadcast |ao undertake to make what ix called | in Missouri. an explanation would be to admit, that some explanation was neces-| WASHINGTON, Mare) 9. —Witliam | "827, P mm J. Stone will be renominated Chair- fon any pha t bject ta the man of the Senate Foreign Relations | future, 1 w ak from my place in| Committee, Senator Lewis, Adininiss | the Senate—and will stand for! tration whip, said to-day while the |! If. Democratic stcoring committee was 1 am carefully ying my speech tm executive session to pase upon the | Ff last Baturday. 1 have been #o hard preased that 1 haven't had time to committee's selection. definitely,” even read over and analyze what 1} Lewls “You may #0 eaid, “that Mr. Stone will again head | *ld then. Every minute T can get} the committee, It is up to Senator | away fr the Senate Tam devoting | ftone's constituency to rebuke him| to that apeech—adding and inserting | If he in to be rébuked, It would be| Pemarks which I didn’t have tune to unethical for Senators to upbraid an- | Pring out wh I was ta gk. When other Senator for expressing hou ao are done and duly extended tn eat conviction. Members of the Hen-| the record my case will be comp! ate represent State sovereignty, One| for my people back in Missouri ’ State may not question the stand of | Those who are interested in my attl THE WOODROW WIKSON another: tude must read what 1 say in that RED CROS5 CAM speech when it is completed.” SV UNoEEWOooe Awe sun “s retention at it Opposition to Sto the head of the Foreign Relations Whon asked about the charges | an | The building fs the home of Aw Woodrow Wilson Swiss Soldiers’ Home; Presented to Them by American Colony 1917, 4 SHIPS ARRIVE: ‘FRENCH BLOW UP. | FIVEPASS THROUGH GERMAN POSITIONS 91.0 WARZONESAFELY. MILE WN LENGTH Bergenstjord, in, Reports Many| Teutonic Losses Heavy Americans in Norway Are | Eager to Get Home. Fourteen vessels inbound gave the, PARIS, March %.—German positions spoken as often as President Wilagn, er bay something of its normal/On a front a mile long were carried /the newapaper asserted “Although F (by the Freneh in the Champagne America Is the least affested by the appearance to-day, thiy being t lyesterday. The official report on the war, it is a gleeful beneficiary at the largest number at Quarantine since) party aye:: deathbed of European civilization, the Gorman submarine decree went) Supplemental information has | Wilson's intention to change the idea into effect Fob. 1. Five ships had| been received showing that the |of ‘neutralite’ is evident from each come safely through the barred gone,| attack made ycaterday by our | mucoessive speech, in apite of the thes the American freighters Suruga and| troops between Butte du Mesnil | dition of America’s reserve from hav- Virgin’ the Brit freighter Ly-| and Maisons de Champagne was ing a hand In the developments of the caon, the Minnehaha the Atiantic! a brilliant success, Notwithstand- | War. Transport Line, and the Norwegian, {nM the snow, which rendered the ot that Wilken wants U8 ae fretehter Lovii | operation ditficult, our troops blew | tion of what Wilson wants with war ‘Among the snipe was the Vauban,| tp enemy positions on a front of | because Wilepn's che: opsueks hee of the I Holt Line, | 1,500 metros, varying in depth | one of the persons supposed to be best > 10 Lamport and Holt Line, in 6 " : informed, says Ar 1 is in danger from Rio de Janeiro, with 140 pas-| from 600 to $00 metres, Late in |o¢ being dragged into war without sengers, and the Bergensfjord, of the| the day the Gerr delivered | reasons.” forwer erlean Line, n Rer-| 4 jont count ffensive on — pone! Norwegian Amertean [ul ee Be to) & cor an . An ’ | 900,000 for Belgian Children, gensfjord was in ballast, Offeial id this sector schlled One meal a day for seven days was of the line sald she would remain at) furious combat th hand gre- giiaranteed to 1,200,000 destitute Bele her dock In Brooklyn } # Wo repulsed the adversary, | gian children to-day when the Literary The Bergensfjo: 8 th rat who suffered heavy losses, The | Digest handed Herbert Hoover, Chair- + rrensts ay he firs| nip number of veil 1 t man of the Commission for Rete? tn from Norway to arrt ere since the ¥ vr ken by Us | Reigt a check for $400,000 contrib« German blockade was announced. was J includ e oMcers. uted to the magazine's relief fand. Officers of the ship said t under Attacks by the enemy on one orders from their owners they saile of gir trenches at Avocourt Wood, | without passengers, cargo or mails,| on the left bank of the Meuse, | leaving in’ Bergen hundreds of p wero repulsed, ‘There was inter- f sons, many of whom were Americans,! mittent ca ling on the re- anxious to come to the United State WILSON IS ASSAILED BY THE BERLIN PRESS | of Civilization. | BERLIN (via wireless to the Unt- \ted Press), March @—The Berliner ‘Tageblatt to-day in an editorial vi- clously assailed President Wilson's in abrupt change of front from his peace speech of December to his present attitude, particularly as revealed in his inaugural address. ‘one of the state leaders of bel- nt countries or of neutrals have Champagne Battle, the Paris Report. i a ie Says mainder of the front." is known, will be voiced in commit-[ {he nowannpers which have called tee by Senators James of Kentucky] and a traitor Pagtl nt pot i a soldiers on duty on the frontier and ia ‘ Kirkwall, until recently the desig-| BERLIN, March 9 (via Sayville)— and Hollis of New Hampshire, It is}over the deoply furrowed face of the CVels with them ng the border, “= ree us BAG nated British port of call for neut The following announcement on mill-| not believed they will carry the fxht be rr water and with a wave of his! The American f rom ends 1 was ave 1, a northerly courge | tary operations was issued to-day | to the Senate floor haad be dismissed the diac of the foot and 6. huis F OR 0 8 0 enabling the vessel to avold the dan- he artillery activity showed ale a fr he other | i f | the Senate on a great public ques en as Chairman of 4 E E 6 angements made with Great Britain] only in ampagne. West of fa Beanie one ervet able aie | Halatiann Commitee aa Lae Gerke] Anette wife. from the Ameriean| PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE: SAYS BRITISH ARMY CHIEF were to ecuine ime veneer tut in at, Wtschacto our storming detache | Now not for life! of Missourl to-day when asked for af / ()), . Mert t in tha Urmanship nn ny is & houne 1 | _-— — Halifax, There she wa ments entered a ench position . i enate re-organisation 7 Ail rt wn aby s *) Woman Accused in Poison Plot Ad- , l in Valley and Is Inde-| ‘ree days pending an examine } and returned with thirty-seven One of the reasons advanced Seukine: Mash HAL Areas Avs\HORE See | mits the Expression fensible Except Alor | SING TATIC prisoners, two machine guns and | by many women against the STOP CATARRH ! OPEN eon Detenae & oe i E Bes heaey A ana Sit Mls hua CLOSING QUOTATIONS. | one mine ire Nera Feanen | Wearing of glasses is the be- JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. March 9. | Saal by pie fe | yt act oat 1 si.tapedah daha hare: lief that once they wear them NOSTRILS AND { ones ONDOY ‘ INDO hs tha a change ” xe | Stlcceeded in entering Isolated h ) HEAD Fiore James Reed, Missouri's ju LESALE ARRESTS u at ON, Mar r NDON ws Further retire- te iRaRaWes OR TIRIGHE SSIS Aa CAE they will have to wear them A Sage Cream Applied in Noateilel |gram to Representative. Harry I Alico Wheeldon an ipiiivar deoaviurinvanee aua:the as P21") Maisons de Champagne, From | all through life. elieves Head-Colds at Once, istaet ie wa. Aalst (fF SPIES NEAR eae rail as ioe eval ples the latter places they were re- This is a mistaken idea, t “ sembly, which wis read into the ree : n , Wher ay ie i, in Me pulsed. A counter attack recov We hate, in thousar If your nostrils are clogged and/ords to-day, defended Ser ibe Will. ) harged with consplr : t 8 in Map.-Ger € rus the trench sections on ati i att ap ‘our ‘hend is stuffed and you can't| lam J, Stone | 1 Seaweate aoa aers ara s reece etme On | cases, prescribed glasses for reathe freely because of a cold or| “The Congressional ord prbves| | Henders felibacht baal yap Chief Director of Militar peesey sated ve down, was | Special or temporary uses, catarrh, just get a small bottle of | bond peradys © of doubt that | Council case was de Np boealleat anti ey held by the enemy a with the result that, later, Ely’s Cream Balm at any drug store. ator Stone did not enga. in terday because of the iline talk with tho Associuted : i ae Ree ttle of thls Teapreet neti: | Mibuater to prevent pussuge Of what | gee terday because of the illnens General Maurice aald “On the lef the Mouse | they were discarded entirely, septic ream Into your tostrila and|%,k00¥n a8 the surtied "whip. bil ; ing ih of a new jury and t Pet a ia or ay a French atta If you believe your eyesight let it erga Relay every air he othe Cee nator Keod's tele | (Continued from First Page.) 1 Heseoe the testimony su Row’ Netibament, “On is not what it should be give assage of your head, soothing anc has been endeavoring — PC aah eames ald ua 1 J front by a the a . any ae Realing ibe Heniseny guelian ‘ikowas|taae tie Eresitatl’ in cntiskered| was, walling GulNiae. the “wederni (previous Jugy baying te paume, t Vaul Va ae tr “el he me nap ities to tell yoo meinbrane and you get instant relief [nd grossly absurd, in view of hin tuildine I Jy tt rning, Mra, Wh ungerous al ine MMabvuroactieicit- & 2 what glasses will do for you Ahi! how good it feels. Your nos-|(9ne And filthtul co-operation with than ita ieee a i20| tne : ih , ngly t “ Vc have the ability, the ex- trils are open, your head fs clear, no| {"* sident’s plan, ‘The long and ‘em With papers ine suit for $120) judg ’ recede : id rerience e more hawking, snuffling, blowing: no| 20" rab » public career of Sena brought by a contractor, who clams: often . in jan positiodg, We captu: Oui perience and equipment to ex- Mnore headache, drynessor struggling | Mone: Mls hich intellixence, his pa. | they agreed to have him plice a con) Premier and a. would fh men und severat ma. | amine cyes and make glasses for breath. Fly's Cream Balt Is just] ing devotion. ta, lreatdent Ayiter=|erete base for a statue and f SOUT’ D6: dens 4 chine guns and mine-throwers (if their need is indicated) what sufferers from head colds ‘and! ought to be mufficont answer Oy HNOM tn tne reu 6d their house at adhe re The repor n attacks on] that will give you a brighter catarth need. It's 4 delight.—Advt- who seek to impuen his inotives | 361 West One Hundred and Twentieth) On bets . Austrian peaitions’ at Costabella, on} and a clearer outlook on life, Str und thi refused t nit, Pol whie an penne erty -glagneedas gfe a “id el had " tito kill di would 1 8) nay : 4 Sines oh skeetr oe ompt by the Harris Glasses cost $2 or ( them to do the wor inay 6 s DI iN 1% Ttalian: tes DENIES BUYING FARM NEAR 1 Hoy G ad Mr t faret \ © zis zie —_—_— bind WEST POINT WAS HOSTILE. Bends t nes met ' ave been Myo i" 1% re’ ed rhe ° l r it ke ar ty fe 3 i Heul { y PETROGRAD, M 4 (via Lor Mount Beacon anythi hostile to) con r ri wh objected, Turka furtt Iva may be ye ee 4 a © a aa int Russian front re y ‘ cr i meat Lenon Aver He said both he and ¢ " from the , had 1) ON AM RIC N Li NE ! manian front 37 W. 84th bet. Sth and 6th Aves. oy ( was —_— 42 umb' rendy to. plead ullty If th + Lida saraswat | ERICAN LINE SHIPS NO CARS TO GARRY FLOUR, | {is brMinasé ay, Bagot OF THIS SEASON'S PC ainvesaninaen ue Pee unicnae ney Ue aaa esate ce 2 : ab 20S Sen ; . Pe BANG, Wire Bi rg éad of International Mercan pments 2 MinneapoNs Cenne| 1207 Broadway, near Willo'by, Brooklyn Admit they had tried te of departure and the excort whic Marine Meel amand Day pant of Shertamy: [100 vcaceteta Ot Seem fl military expedition, He been arranged for him was ine Meets Commandant of s MINNEAPOLI Mi Mareh 9. 683 Broad st 1 eee Dearth: Gantercan imeuadins % Plour Mill Company here closed tonday f=] 4 =) : I A F r *resh becau. of car sorta, . ‘ ra iiyepeente sae wit QHLORINE GAS BRINGS {LFS Prenklins teeny «| chad Sons ie may clone at ORREN.—On Maren 8, at the motel pase, | laving sent German spies from t paint ; § [any thine, Other mills are without cars.| ADOLPHUS WILLIAMSON GREEN, FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN RUS aceon niin Lasts PHEUMONIA TO VICTIM. cc Sots gems int ofr dour Wauneka | ADOLRMUN WitaaAMeow _oneeN, o Holland, An nad pen age there was loaded da There | aged years, MANY ADAPTED FOR LATE SPRING WEAR to. Bolland, aig? pita al | nd F 1, we no 1 able cars, the re Funeral fi 8 Cl pe he OM a Bd at were called be Judge Van Fleet | S nae a ae he re uneral from St, Mary's Churen, ses 1 3 . iets Greenwich, Conn, Satu pe for final ple this mornin | Ott q ho le he : ; Pills niller, to-day charee. * rday, March 10, Only a Limited Num- | UNPRECEDENTED eis enna caked” alk ae tp | meetin X [that Bastern’ rallronda ‘did not “eend| 22 @lock, Special funeral teata, for ‘im , n hey did not appear, and th e umes Are S ring From ni S}the number of cara niaed, ail friends, leaves Grand Central @ta- ber Remaining in This VALUES IN v pleas of not guilty were: ale eae : fiat | —— a ton 9.40 Saturday mornin Sensational Offer lowed to stand, Sander and Wune Bronchitis. j not | jDatch-Belgian Frontier Closed Wy | SPRAGUE.—Suddenly, at the New York $28, $25, $22.50 & $20 ’ & are out on $5,000 bail ow One case of pneunonta and five of i f t } LONDON, Mares, fete closing of | LomtK aman ath ial. FRBORRICR 7 4 ; _ bronchitis had already developed to- 1 ‘ the Dutch-Relgian frontier by the Ger Funeral services will be beld.e uns : ' t man military a ites 7 “f vabage sl UH ot the Heavy & medium weight | Aj) the season's advance HELD A CHILD HOSTAGE: day among the sixty-five firemen af-|) The ships have been measured and || Jan military wuthorities Ye reported in| Beecher & Bennett Funeral Parlore, 180 OVERCOATS styles. Thousands of Suits ' fected by chlorine yas tn the chemical | the work of ailing guns on the!! « faam, wAmater | Elm at. New Haven, on Saturday” at . . 4 ss fi oe y ‘ft thy = ule yew York, & Paul and rey he 0 T 0 $ fre at No, 311 West Fifty-ninth #3 Bt, Faut Us 2 —_— =e choose from in sizes to R BBED PAREN § F 12,000 Street Wednesday night. It will be], nad bon Be Ear ees Mabe tre fit men of all proportions. | | ; alately \, $ $15 & $16.60 Suits$ pW Burgtars Hod YerOW Boy|ettaneer Wealth ne a a d “Year-Old oy : - Wine “eal Ta | ars Hold 13-YernOld Boy "patrick teardon ot togine com-| WHITMAN FAVORS GENSUS PENNY ~ sks Sie 84g rae and Moter "| or ete saresen sete | OF STATE'S WAR RESOURDES |" LEENNY A POUND PROFIT] V us aniue aters of Truck ae | Including all the season's ow | KANSAS CITY, “9 March 9,—| No. 4 nd ————— | latest models and inaterials. | $22.50 & $25 Suits $ | Burglars entering the home of A. I rhe I Marshal's report on the} Backs Up Senat inson’s Bil], CHICAGO WHEAT AND corn | a ry icholn Mere jaa " 1g | bitae has been forwarded to the Cor : Specialte .«ay, Now 16 pUChOM Ree eer ane, tetnd te scion Counyel,” who wilh dectie | as a Great Aid to Federal * WHEAT, yen, |] | rotasses Cognit sz elareh 8. || Special for Saturday, March 10 The $90 coats are reduced to | house deserted save for Mr hols's| whether an action against Alexander ( Oren, ‘eof Fi ome Molaw f COVERED FADS AND . otek u re Bing xe vernment May.. 101 Candies, This collection 4 mene FANCIES—A cotlecti $16. 898 coats are $21 aud up $28 & $30 Suits 2 | 9 | uirteen-y ea old sgn Morg at rm, Prestdent of the ( nein eer y a t of all the fi orien “oa vielng covered sweets, Setemad ta here y the ry be ee C 8 be mpa wil tie, 10 Inquiry pant, rom & aff Correspondent sept s% c iy en to the finest Montagnacs, with Now he boy Between them as ® revealed that the company had boen | venga Wort Mar. 100% wy eu | | Cannot get down Yo, specific desrrive edges and pockets velvet piped, | And soon, Higher grades gor tis return ef Mr. and M ered March ft remove the | ALBANY, March 9—In a Hat: 183 LSC] | ieetione Tale nt TBE ’ 1 r nd ther ¢ micals The ven day Ge WwW t = = t originally $50, now $81.50, correspondingly reduced. pcs SEICALD RuKan pecans eed 4 1 vitman aaa non or POUND BOX bhead to Atay 1, but ment offieta i Roval, Raking Co quarter > "1 a it en notified the ord ' v ly diviagmds of t nt. on pre The First Spring Arrivals of New and Jow vauiatt Raa ; a : yang ino eer JUMBO PEANUTS—what] (CHOCOLAT Pata " nw modified ‘6 esp com. ferved and 2 per ¢ ry n iS tuate le tn Belted ‘Pes E COVERED MOLASSES TOP COATS, Ready fo Y Ins Se naiidadithe tines ihe aneseure ithe bie igaren k Fennuts “are only BUTTER CHIPS—The centre of this y for Your Inspection Y ; STOP ALL BELGIAN INDUS¢R Nenator Theodore Douglas Rk <a. ote praper moruiis, at “burt Matton Th i _ ————_———— Y. glas Robin ise “ae: pat snappy morsels of Pure Mol e smart young dressers will be attracted to the hand _ - on of Oneida County which provides | 4 Stutz, Mower, Coa yaple April | Candy, enveloped tm. luxurious cov Se Oe ners ats with flaring skirt and either slash gua miata teat || Germans Clone for a cengus of all the resources of |3 to stock record March 19, ad our (rich, tmarant velvety 1 Dm 8. Shown in Blue, Green and Brown Flat tug More ‘Th {the State which m he lavis esl lg = | + ox! ‘: ae ae 0 There are many nobby tweeds int boxy coats and grays and * MSTERDAM, March 9 (via I rH ae Peees BS SES Eee Consolidated Arizona, Smelting Co. | ATH OtND Hae 5c jacks, either plain or silk-faced for the more co! rege ath Rotiinaaakn in case wal yent ended Dec, #1, balance after de- " WW} - - Meee evace tse (Or thet ABE YANYS rd n authorities, according t0/ wpe purpose of thls enrolment,” |presiation, and interest’ on bonds is TH CHOCOLATE COCERED FRESH PINEAPPLE We wae the trait” virtually : Govern sesh a | Te equal io 788 per cent. on Fn Wot actly rst cat lito’ dainty nore” escuow e@ n provide a ital stock outatanding. TERE hones na owed in Anckete of our TWO NEW YORK STORES tw 3 an . earieatios eee se whye: Overland Com Remuln | basi Tait’ FR Box 39c vinta + he ni um. | ® whe rly dt of} per cent. on pre 42 West 34th Tt is a winter plague which bi anc an five te coul or other |the number 4 ad by other means {ferred stock payable April 1 to stock | ALSO OFFER Bal rasta rath A claims thousands every season. bidd 1 suMeten t rgency, ;Teeord Maren 20 | HOCOLATE COVERED FRUIT AND NUT PUDDING—Thie te @ Utth Ma hout | An 1 of universal or compul-| Advances in bara, plates and. shapes | A'brulte, Nuts and rich Spleehs ina detiriane tending tg itont Blenslng Al ’ aper ry service ir 10 ee ree oducts today by Carnegie wit ‘nishing featare bs gehen we sim ee het fe eee tia ea oi he Ade aes root | mental ba fn know . the |jevels in history of the industry BARCLAY roadway at 36th will strengthen and fortify you arene Peete) mits ; 0 subject to the a tetare Gorey dectarea nlf Cote aste gin Bout m Closed? ROADWAY worough Hotel Building, against Orippe, and if you arch 9% —Ame provisi t parccent. quarterly” aeidant on ‘com. | 89 CORTLANDT STREET TT EAGT 0 regs have had it, Scott’ ’ y 1 Alpt r ar seine ‘at re: 1 stock, pl ty a 12 per! | paRk ROWANASSA Clonee 12d. m. Dally Baik Niw Wack Aton | ave ad s will re Ml, w ached a, : nt. ganual basien Dividend 14 pavabi BE ROW SNABBAY OT: 266 WEST 125TH STREET Open Eveni:igs store yourstrength fasterth | } \ y Ft thet tng ake jill lvl 490 BROOME ST REM 2 ese, Matt dom any other known medicine, <¢4h |] ipa (ou NG Bel H nob oe dip irucks were ‘ompared: sin || Clgsee ? Bm. Sat, 10 5. We Clone ep. aot bay OT REET | hay Sea at reals ot during. the same period a yea EAST 230 STREET ye 140TH ST. @ 3D AVE Brooklyn, 400 Fulton St., 4:07"), Formerly MATHEWS Corner > 4 Frnbasey ram Stat . ———._—_—_- 472 FULTON ST.. B'KLYN rie yn, » ont NoAlcohol-Just Blood Food | t Finibagay leeks Nt | : = Gooey S180 Bian be a __Neolt & Nowne. Moomfeld. N | , ir and 1 . for fully taniye 14.80 P, M.—Say a ! Look for a | judes the comrain