The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1917, Page 14

2 OOS Ls ae a workmen of Leipzig, D: ‘and Berlin as revolution are official German I’r t to mi How Fat Actress te eaden, Mur a yeault of the Rusetan t inventions, says the s Bureauin a state Hay. © BUTNEVERKNEWT, PARADES DEL DECLARES that the “things” ho used as fire bombs fled Mexico or whole contention of [no suspicion made were to be Scheele has |further, and the | the defense In that he aione while the #ix men now on trial were his innocent tools “We made 250 tubes,” tifled through an interpreter. * me were spoiled in the suldering. Of good ones there were 170 ond Engineer Osmer told me to do it. I was paid Parades tes Was Made Slim weet ee nr bis n't vy anything about them Adinits, However, pages Had Hint!) "! on't know anytning or where they went Hecker took (Que clever actren 1 About Nature of Job on |them away, He told after- , Hi yf : ward that he took them to Dr soripti ° the “rma oy | war K Berta: t ftaure” She i German Liner, Scheele, who wanted them for a that thie ne | | friend. He said Scheele was a chom- Shap tw 4 . Wiiheim Parades, fourth assistant} jet,” Presertotion lengineer of the steamship Friedrich! @Q, 1d Becker tell you of anything you ean D pele direct |der Grosso, tied up at Hoboken, tesl-!he waw at Dr. Schoele's place? A Det hed fie [fied In his own defense to-day at his) Monthe afterward he told me that 40, #0 tve—|trial for homb-plotting, He 1 @¢-| onee when Scheelo made an expert cused with five other Germans of FOR THROAT AND LUNGS | « napiracy to burn allied ships with STUBBORN COUGHS AND COLDS fire-bombs manufactured under or- id ders from Dr. Walter Theodore CKMMAN GS sree Like the others, Parades, freely ad ts that he recetvod lead pipe from Alterative : AR GALE BY LIGGETT'’S KIKER- |; EMA DRUGGISTS. Ere \ neclo with orders to saw |titions, But h STORRS AND OTHER LBAD- The World’s Greatest Player Piano Value Bloomingdale Brothers, the sole owners of the Walters Piano Co., have given their efforts to perfecting the Walters Player Piano, with the result that these famous instruments represent TO-DAY what is most trustworthy in Piano building. The name ‘Walters’ con- veys to the purchaser a gratifying sense of security and satisfaction. 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This profit consists of the Agent's, Dealer's and Teacher's commission, Our 1917 Style “B” Walters Piano The Biggest Valueonthe Market at 1225 On Terms of ‘1 a Week Price includes Stool, Cover and Free Delivery biarest EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO for the beau tiful new Walters or Erhard Piano or Player Piano. We will make a liberal allowance and let you pay the balance at the rate of $1 a week on a Piano or $2 a week on a Player Piano. Upon request a representa tive will call, Send for our 1917 catalogue. it off in and solder In par. insists that he had| | }| “I_never had such an {de | SUPPORT DECLARATION | White House engagement for late to- | next week to indorse universal mili- |for universal training legislation when | members for @ conferen, ment he saw a glow of light This referred to the time Scheele, as Becker has testified, let a drop of acid fall into a pinch of yellowish | Powder in @ metal bowl. There was flash of flame that scorched the ceiling eight feet above. “Did you ever think these tubes | this beforn?” he asked | 0,” replied Parades, “Didn't it excite your | the Judge continued. “T asked Second Engineer Osmer for what purpose it was used,” sald Parades, “but he didn't know.” Prosecutor James W. Osborne 2d read from Parades's deposition in the curiosity making bombs.” Parades declared that reservist he was a THE EVENING WORLD, ts guilty | chant marine along certain lines rec. | iaders of the Aiibuster ommended by the President WOULD DO MUCH TO AID AMER- ICAN EXPORT TRADE. Passage of the Webb Bill, which failed in the last Congress, exemptlig [combinations for promotion of export session. ments, trade from restrictions of the Sher-| ditional Guard forces for police duty ‘ " at strategic points, bent Trust Act and prohibiting |" ry s ehicers, expect extensive combinations. changes among the high ranking of- There 1s still confusion and uncer-|ficia’s of the army, quite as im- al organization of| portant, In fa [the new House, although Democrats | jn the order are claiming confidently the easy re-} ments. from election of Speaker Clark, But about | 6 organization of the tainty over politi Sunday four to six. committees there abt oF hi "| will result in the transfer of some of is doubt on both side All of the| the officers now assigned to it to less first day, Monday, will be absorbed | active poste. Gen, in this business, If it can be com-| Brig. pleted in one session, the President will go before Congress on Tuesday. {If thore is to be a prolonged, close contest over every committee, and re- peated roll calls, the Presidential ad- dress will have to go over until Wednesday, ‘The principal contest will be over the Rules Committee, which guides the course of legislation, Both Democrats and Republicans want to gain control over this committee, The retirement of Postmaster Pat- Joseph B. In the General Staff. tion of the German army. Resened, Unconacto: 36, foot of Clinton Street, saw smoke coming from EXPECT BIG CHANGE IN ARMY GENERAL STAFF SOON, Chairman Flood of the House For- cian Affaire Committee has already prepared a draft of the measure which will proclaim a state of war between this country and Germany. | (Svectal nade to-day in the 4 trength of the opposition forces, but bP ail dees | when he read of allied ships being | burned at sea, that he had made the | instruments used in setting them | afire, Parades repited: “When you made these things did you think you were helping ¢ many?" asked Parades's lawyer, James A. Beha, “1 did not know [ could help Ger many by anything like that. [ was in a neutral land, Why should I do anything like that? Parades ex claimed, George Praedel, another assistant engineer on the Friederich — der | Groase, testified that he made some | of the bombs aboard ship, He In- sisted he had no idea what they were to be used for, BIG MAJORITY WILL | STATE OF WAR EXISTS (Continued from First Page.) ate Military Committee, with a day, sald he would ask Wilson in his address to Pres‘dent Congress tary tra‘ning as a preparedness measure of first Importance. Impetus was given the movement . call went out to Republican House | on the sub- Representatty Gray, New Jersey; Gardner, Massa ject to-morrow Green of Vermont, Platt, New York; he husetts; MoArthur, Oregon, and Me Mitnois, issued the notice king “Republican members-e who favor the principle of universal compulnory military training” to the meeting. Many members haye indi | ented their acceptance. | Representative Caldwell of New | | York, a Democrat, has anngunced he will introduce hamberlatn bill | for universal service as soon as Con- | Kress convenes the ¢ | The tentative programme mapped | ut for Congressional action calls fo additional legislation to. strengthen the nation’s economic conditions at | © well prepared for mong | prompt nome, 80 as to eventualities. A scheduled for the following COMPULSORY ARBITRATION | BILL WILL COME UP. Regular appropriation bills that failed of passage in the closing days | of the last session. Compuisory arbitration of threat. ened railroad strikes, a measure rec- mimended by the President to the ast Congress, but not passed Increased membership of state Commission to provide adequate supervision of rail roads, another recommendation of the President's, A new piece of ratiroad legisiation giving the Interstate Commerce Com the measures attention are | Commerce mission authority to regulate traffic, nh order to obviate the stalled con dition of freight transportation and the ropeated embark hampered commerce This ts made ex that have in the past year. hecessary because the railroads have failed to regulate their | own traffic by voluntary agreements, Amendments to tho extending the scope of government ownership and coptrgl over the mex- | the In- Shipping Bill, | DEMAND FOR t4arroun CARS. Hight hundred and sixteen dealers in motor cars have ap-| plied for and have been ready to enter contracts for Harroun cars per annum, At the New York and Chicag tional Automobile shows a part of these applications wer Na- con verted into positive contracts with cash deposits of 83 3-10% of | the Corporation's production for the next five years, no matter | be. ‘These signed contracts are with | what its production may the strongest automobile dealers in the world and include such well known automobile merchants as ” AND HUGH QUINN, of Detroit, known re WEE MOMY, ANNerany in the success‘ul dlatribution oF * on A large acale. ast vear marketed IW. WN AviTT « CO. . of San Wrancioce, who | as . af: THAR! ‘ RIESS & CO., of New York, ny years one of/ tne adie iting son Broadway | PACIFIC MOTORS. INC of Seattle, Spokane at 1 HOWARD B. SMITH CO of Buffalo, un recently Over: | land db ait utors for Northern Ne York. hn n company allied with atr f MS, of Pittsb THERN 9 uutation fonal re 0 entablished nt and ‘oom niza of fe sUNTON- HIPS MOTOR CAR CO. of Kansas City, also Cha! w distributors for that tem KD ALTO CO. HE Ne for biggest Fi dealers ani present prowd min rn HOUGH-MeRAK MOTOR CAR CO. npored of men ed the highest wort of distsibuting su SKOS,, of San Antonlo, for many years a le who have popular) ding ¢ 4. JACKSON & LAVENBERG CO, with headquarters Mianees throughout Nort! Onis, ‘ & JONAS, Siow juineys Ma HA igh Mi RAtEY A Gi, San Angel KIN MOTOR CAR ¢ Morgantown, W. V en imilar RTA ISHOT CHTY MOTORS ¢ Inorchants, well thelr cho Every one of these distributors brings with him into the Marroun organigation in the fleld from 2) to 50 tributary stores nt in the smallest cities tributary to his trading H tracts, dy signed, imply, therefor tion of more than 600 members in the United State OPINIONS. nions were given in the sion of Michigan; and a dealer organix: estimony they before follow! Sky © rhe the Hlue themselves. speak 000 & Smit ket hold © distributor in the world to any car under $1,000 Mert Automobite saleaman: “Ph fr, ° ip to #800.) think the that is pla he, Harroun niet Engineer Magneto Co: ‘The nowerswl wi economical It is y ed ina muca cheaper way than mobile Race Official: "Mr, Harroun took here much of the Subway constraction Is iM him. Lam @ tthe ' T think it*"wast ne he Viction that T would ike to have an EDWARD SCHIPPER, Techin|c Age. Automobile M Mr. Marroun the commercial know Ne thad with. the Maxwell and twith hla racing know! oF ‘any of th ne he learned wi ne that n me belore Ay |] which detau died to an ex THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1917. sulted in the defeat of the Arm: Neutrality Bill at the close of the last Aside from the continued prepart tiony of the War and Navy De; there were few developme In the international situation to-day. The War Department summoned ad- t, as those announce r of military depar' red probable that there will be a shake-up in the general staff which in command of the War College, ts said to be scheduled for promotion Gen. Kubn six years was Military Attache at Berlin, and is sald to possess an ex: tensive knowledge of the organt Secteehance Santas tel CAPTAIN A SMOKE VICTIM. man From Fire in Lighter Cabin. | John Lavelle, watchman on Pler the hatch of | |were to be put on ships and cause ve Haas: the hac u, ves 8 ah the lighter, Ben Sollcwuigne barstca nate | scribe Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a reliable stimulant. Certain it is that thousands who have | fires there?” asked Parades's lawyer, | Y° mocratic vacancy on the! of tne Madison Street Station. | i reached the grand old age willingly extol | no; I never had much| Rules Committee, which ts to be] The descent Into the cabin was so| ’ \ $ e ny the selection o c . | steep Riley tled a rope around hi fi s |thoughts,” the engineer exolatmed |f gti i A a a Representa, |ona’nad ihe watchinan tower him fe bd |not waiting for the interpreter to|t¥e Daniel J. Rio found Capt. Thomas Aikens, forty-nine, | transiat ped queatior zi i The Administration is not being| unconscious from smoxe. ‘It require | ‘o the jon nore than an hotu's work with I= influenced by the drive inaugurated | more than an, LB id i ‘lee ie DO ot! motor to re’ e him. He was take if “ lave fe ees ah be TL |by. pacifints and German sympa-| Gouverneur Hoapitel Inve aston ede | With its prescribed advice of a “tablespoonful in water just before meals and on. \ re bombs and thrust oward | thizers to compel a modification of its| tion. The blaze did Httle damage going to by Duffy's has earned the undisputed reputation of an excellent tonle- Varades. | programn ‘ = meas teat stimulant for temperate use. Being an absolutely pure distillation of thoroughly | “Had you ever made anything like BUL to Regulate ‘Term of New York's malted grain, it prompts the stomach to healthy action, promotes digestion and al Comminstoner, Staff Comessondent y ~The term oJ lice Commissioner ih the same appoints him, fa bill t Phe bill prohibit emoval | Sold in SEALED BOLPTLES ONLY. Beware of imitations It is impossible at this tine to! ( Instoner except after a pace | make an accurate estimate of the ring before the Governor on spe Get Duffy's from your local family wine stores, | a office of the Department of Justice: |the impression prevails in Congre iisalars Gat 11006 Yatas of bitk, supply you, write us. Useful household booklet free. “We must have khown what the ai net circ! that, nek mere than ry Burglars broke into the factory of he Duffy Malt Whiskey ¢ RK t N. Y : ors! Ato colada dal, A ug id he Je te Dress Company o e redu simile of The Duffy riskey Co. Rochester, > know; but no one told us. ~ & jent will urge Congress to acopt. ue carly to-day and carried away Everybody on board sald we were| The greatest opposition to a war] 1,000 yard silk valued at about ” | declaration is expected to come from $1,200. De tives are working on the Parades at first sald he aldn't re member saying such things; but | gs ] presently he admitted: “Later the| BANKING AND FINANCIAL. __ BANKING AND FINANCIAL, ____ BANKING AND FINANCIAL. | BANKING AND FINANCIAL. | BANKING AND FINANCIAL, words were let fail that we were IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY ss | the price of the shares was $5.00, AUTO WH v Wheels ‘The new Harroun | of these f protnctien | ve 4 ROSCH MAG » CO,-—Magneton. plant Is the has ever been | phe a ADVISE. you to, IUGIS MIG, CO,-Paating and Trimming 404 | out up for wutomoblte construction, | Theee | 5 . . s ts won't be any plant in existence that will | CHIMAX MOTOR DEVICES CO-—Magne'o CO | have more fucilities for efficient manufactur~ ¢ OUTTING. ARMSTRONG & SMITH PRODUCTS | Ine.” DETROIT FOUNDRY CO —Aylinder Catings, | nirectora 0 Company, because it is 8 DETROIT GREY TRON FOUNDRY Lelie hp pamphar’. perouee ie Me DETNOIT PROSSED ATRL CO [ritual samianan that the desimner for the] INVEST ON SIGHT! DETROIT &TREL. PRODUCTS CO. 1 previous good pelnte in other larae auto ie a bu is! iminated and prodactios - FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER CO. Tins tnotlle factories ana at the same time has | ink ep .fik ellmineted and, peaduetion hate JACKSOY MOTOR SHAFT CO.—Crankaiata and | [in prove vious plans mad “aoa Deir iS honce wondere \aonahatn eit In bela ee Tone COR MBCHANTCS MACHINE CO.-—‘Tranamiislons Sear sate Gateren| MACHINERY, i ae MICHIGAN STAMPING CO.—-Steel stampings machinety haa heen delivered ai eames ‘hae wt Coe ; Mc Rogen RATHTS Khia ad ses of hte | <aw DEPARTURE MIG, CO, ~ Bearings. goes to press. wees mses in Per | New HAVEN IRON WORKS--Castinas i will he nolih tel ture PLYMOUTH MOTOR CASTINGS CO. —Cylinder that has been rane no stock wil | SACLE AXLE co | which re- st increa: It ia con Kuhn, now “Duffy's Has. Kept Us Young, Mother” What a pleasing picture is a healthy and happy old couple—their eyes bright, brain alert and disposition amiable, It’s always « pleasure to enjoy their friendship and a constant delight to be closely associated with them, To delay the effects of old age and bring back the vivacity of youth, many medical men pre- by Polte 0. cast River, | rength and vigor to the sys for medicinal purposes only. Why against illness, or in cases of emergency? similation of the food, enriches the blood, and brings « tem, It is truly a “Medicine for all Mankind” not have a bottle in your home to guard Better order it now--before you forget “Get Duffy’s and Keep Well.”’ | ot The | as the roduved Mr. Marsh. | NOTE licensed druggists and grocers. If he cannot This is one of many announcements we have made regarding HARROUN MOTORS | Shares, NOW selling at $8.00 per share. When we first offered this stock to the public since which time it has increased to $8.00 per share. In our judgment HARROUN MOTORS ¢ ‘ORPOR: ATION Shares are a far better buy to-day at $8.00 than they were at the original starting price of Big Dividends! 5.00 per share. FORTUNES. | read of Rew prom Line Je company, it and made a fore from a $100 {nvente You hate also all tithe clerk House, who B ut reasons oun Motors Compors. have nlgnel” contrac rr iti share are & BOM $8.00. BEAR in mind shi * 2 TTVe BAIUTATN Ae you, A pelling for M% of ite par ‘ hie money to invent, and Ie with a future of this “ the business haw the fu. ir onaires, Caney ea hiring Ray Harroun Driving His International Champion “Wasp,” Which He Mahe pe Peet care ead Designed, Built and Drove to Victory in the International ie te more, cen eee - Sweepstakés at the Indianapolis Speedway. — PRODUCTION! PLANT. | PROFITS. a The manufacture ‘ h A he . the te) MOTC ‘wel itomobile | compan! not includ- werk on their contracts wit the UN MO: | | mn “ 0 hed in 3 for the Foi ih HGR ee een ne ‘ording to the statement of the Smith Con mt fa0 wntomon APOE TE ONE SORE 20-1 apt as follows Main Ting and the ‘Pere Nintauette ASBESTOS & RUBBER WORKS OF AMEIICA~ | hitch Facings Secretary A. J pelleve it Sg 9a Ally true that not one Heada and Miscellaneous ( re are over 8.0K) REMY BLBOTRIC CO, systems. RADIATOR & SHPET METAL WORKS--Radiatorms Front Axies Mal. | Peer tee NOUR INVESTMENT | STREWART.WARNER SP DOMETER CORT | SAFEGUARDED. ailing fore FAMILY will be in Wver HARROUN MOTORS shares of ty ow Vonks unfair mark Mieghanetere ark MOTOR. DEVICES 00,--Carboretors ater the orice of &8.00 FIMREN OLLIE HBRMNG Co. oar | Unusual snfeguards have thrown nthe final ‘niece ‘of’ machine Ha TE Seek iia | neon, tay is a (ness TROY MFG. CO, Borlien All holdin eacrgw. Ww Battarien, WILLARD BTOLAGE BATTERY Co, rhe 5 the. aM wil war DAG The company 1a cars the fi Michigan, C rorine has fstahlished by a dividend of mt OOO oF to he used If needed as a | ‘ou the’ Fe rd wpulies wit HARKOUN #t oe thems expecta to tum 6: below for the Arnall ie witht en te YOU Voluntary testimony of this Kind will show you that HAR ROUN shares are safe as an investment, It will also show that the HARKOUN car is the car you can best afford to drive for Hability, economy, safety and comfort INFORMATION COUPON | _$_—————— Ae ir ister the letter, SUBSCRIPTION COUPON it B00 jer thar. | HOLDER LOOM £ BS, q ' Street, New York. if shares of common stock of the HARROUN MOT ATION, & 4) ies ot Sy REET TOWN OF CITY STATE This information has been obtained from a source that we believe to be reli 30 Broad Street, New York Tel, Broad 1311-1312-1313-1314, ble, and while not guaranteed, is ace epted by u being correct