The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1917, Page 4

Min NEWYORK YOUTH f ' ! ' WRELESS HERO OF THE LUCKENA Rereaved Sister Declares trv ing Nelson “Wanted Excite ment and Got It.” the ty-year-old wiresinns operator on the Lewts Lackenbech, torpetoad off the waned frving J. Meteor swing (wren coast of France « wee up for the trip on —_—_ —_-_--—- onthe | | We know a doctor who has been wearing the same brown felt hat regularly (except in Summer) ever since he bought it here three years ago. We admonished him. 'Twas time to buy a new one! “What for?” said he; “still looks perfectly re- spectable to me, and, be- sides, I’ve grown so fond of the thing that I hate to give it up.” We had to admit that it looked good to us; hadn’t | wi the wireless pecenee Ge Wentes t see mime oF ih art Teving” sit tie widower « 4 the Rome of Mate Peet 1 Mirae par le were letaine for weriteme ne he ‘hie © |e A0mt Chine Re le deed fhe we he lant boat to lene the © |he may here been piekad we | Heltah parrot and taken ty Foe or tretend He wae @ ere tm hie own fact Towa Melsom was horn on Af (ant tile and wan eradunted f the gubite ehent at mnerit Mepmnte when he yeare ott Krew one ‘ ~~! From hie boyhood he vad for the sem and be "pent moat of hia spare time | mhoal days along the 4 At the age of Aiftenn he mate one trip ae @ cadet on the Amerion * Paok The prompeert nie way tp from the capacity of det Aid not appeal to him, bot he trip be had become acquainted f work operator and hed Aecihed to Weath wireions tHlonrey He got « fob ane clerk and atu wireinwe at night. In April, 1914 h obtained hie eartifionte ana Clanm A wirsinns operator a tion from the ¢ operntor on the Reminole. later he worked on Mandard tankers. In April of this yeur signed @ contract with the Musstin Government and on the Ruralan steamship Yarraslov, which wrecked off the coast of Norwa The crow wan naved by n vennel which responded to Nelson's 4 0 # calla, On hin return to New York the young man algned up with the Lack endach Steamship Company and was assigned to the Luckenbach at his own request when he heard the ship was bound for Havre, through the most dangerous of the submarine nones. Capt, James B. Watkins of the Lewin Luckenbach, also among the misning, lived at No, 872° Eighth Street, Brooklyn, with hia wife. They were married fifteen y ago and ere childless, Capt, Watkins was dorn in Maryland of 4 feafaring family and took up 4 seafaring ca- reer whon @ youth. He served for three years an first oMcer on the Lewis Luckenbach In the Pacifilo coast trade and between faded a bit; we compared) i ‘yrancteco and the Orient. ‘The the part under the ribbon. | goamsnip was brought to the Atlanth Told him we'd get square] ccast last summer and eats fer the ling Atlantic trade an: atking was iy telling all the readers “ made Captain. He was on his firet the ee him!) tip as a commander when his vessel Same quali 3 in our torpedoed, stores pi y wy husband.” said Mra. Watkins to-day, “died doing his bit just as oot ATLAS HAM) Sravely ae the soldier dies on the field pat tor the Koryiebagy nes ot * of battle, When he told mo he was pear § io _ secommet going to try to take his ship to Havre Fy linha, am 1 didn't say anything although Thad a b g's egy ME tp premonition that he wouldn't com: JA0th Bt, whe make I seer back. I am too good an American to Wert Loan ‘onthe |try to persuade him to dodxe hin dut _ \g we —for it was his duty to try to deliver Sint tak his cargo where it is s0 badly needed Br teae montns f ROGERS PEET COMPANY SERGY at toe tire wae Ene blowing when his ship wan torpedoes oe. “The Broadway! and 1 fear ho is lost. I would rather eae Four BtS4th Bee inink ho ts asleep at the bottom of Broadway. 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