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Witmart> Pal THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1918. MANY STATES REPRESENTED IN LIST OF TUSCANIA SURVIVORS Street, Por, Cher Tals Wis ohinpewe | MRS, WAGGS: KIDDER: “Are they going o ma'am. ‘he ser Thomas G. Welstead, Matawan, Y. ph Yung, Zz. Delaware, Kenosha, Wis. er, t Zura Adam J, Zietki 142 U, S, SOLDIERS ARE MAROONED ON THE COAST; HIGH PRAISE FOR COURAG Men Landed on “on Barren Coast Re- fuse to Leave on Ships With- out Lifeboats. DUBLIN, Feb. 9—-Survivors of the Tuscania disaster who have reached here speak in term@of tho hiznest admiration of the cool bearing and behavior of the American troops and the British crew. The men sang lus- oF tly while the vessel gradually listed | over on ita side sinking, A smail fishing trawlor returned here yesterday without the 142 Americans it set out from here to take off from tho barren northerly jahore, which the Americans had reached In throe lifeboats fourteen hours after the Tuscania was sunk by a German submarine. | The skipper of the trawler told the British Commodore here that the American Captain in charge of the party refusec to embark ht men on the trawler because the little vessel did not carry lifeboats sufficient to | hold all of tho troops in cae tho trawler was torpedoed, | This party, according (o the Captain of the trawler, consists of two Cap- tains and 140 men, who reached the shoro a short distance from the p where the bodies of forty-four Amert- cans were washed up Thur Th trawler had mudoe a perilous journey to reach the Americans. The sea was choppy, but the trawler kept he course untli the point where the Americana are murooned. On the arrival of the trawler the British authorities sent a larger steamer to bring the Americans to Glasgow. This vessel has sufficient Mfeboats to take care of the men in case it should run afoul an under- water boat. Throughout their stay on shore here American officers displayed fine spirit by giving up their rooms in the hotels to poorly elad privates The behavior of the men here has been exemplary. One of the first acts by the agthorities after consulting with the American officers was to close all saloons during the stay of the Americans, It was thought best to remove temptation from the tired, dazed men, The Town Council vided amusement for the men in sp eitl moving picture shows, and last night gave a concert in the Town Hall. A remarkable expertence in the dis aster was had by a Georgia privat: who was confined in bed with pneu monia whon the torpedo struck the Tuscania, The Georgian rushed on deck clad only in a Union euit. Ar other soldier gave up his coat to cover the sick man, Who was lowered into @ lifeboat and soon found himself on ‘A trawler where he sat on a wind | swept deck for hours, When he was landed here he felt so fully recovered from his Illness that he could not t induced to the hospital SOLDIER LEAPS TO SEA FROM TUSGANIA, BUT GLNGS TD CIGARETTE Michigan Captain Draws Trey of Clubs and Fills Hand as Torpedo Strikes. Gurvivors’ stories, wired from Bel- fast, to-day continued to emphasize the sand frold of the American co} dlers while facing death, ‘After the torpedo hit us there war a dead silence over the ship,” declared an American officer. “Then some | groups of suldiers started singing. Al! up cigarettes and smoked furiously. 1 saw one boy Jump over board with a lifebelt. A big wave | east him up momentarily as bigh as |the decks. He was swearing and qussing the Germans—etlll clinging to # cigarette.” Papt. Bmith of e Michigan regiment | lighted | ht ant int | ¢ by vi elt McDougall THE MORNING AIRING om one of them hikes? his collar button and they're t ryt Ss ‘CROZIER IN LONDOK; GONFERS WI Witt BYSS Departure of Chief of ( Chief of Ordnance of the United States Army Had | Not Been Announced. Copyright text : (Special Cable Deapaich to ‘Te brening World) LONDON, Feb. 9.—When Gen. Crozier, Chief of Ordnance of the American Army and a member of the American War Council, reached the American.” mbassy yesterday, he was mot by Ambassador Page and Gen. Bliss, Chi of Staff of the American Army and? American representauve on the sed Allied’ War Council hey were Immediately engaged in. wy long gouference, which te supposed toe have had for ite subject the additional wafe-guarding of American through the war zone The departure of Gen. Crogicr had | been announced in Washington. cable despatch from L id a number of “important person- ages" were aboard ona of the shipa | accompanying the Tuscania, ——— ARABS STILL ADVANCING. Capture Another Turkish Town nd May Join Allenby. WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—Arab tribes men under the Sheik of Mecca. overat- ing in Arabia in the region southeast of the Dead Sea. are continuing their ad- vance northward. official war revorta, *HiGiow tng. Closet the _rietory # lowing Closely upon the over the Turk Letwees Korak Taille, the Shelk's forces captured El, Mazraa, an important Turkish town on Ne shores of the Dred Bea, Thousands of Arab tribesmen have. flocked to the Sheik of Mecca's stan- dord, and advancine along the Hejna» ae ing to find ft by wireless.” | possesses the trey of clubs as a sou- | venir giving me the ship: was ‘As 1 ned the ore Was that, so 1 v and went on deck, keeping y as @ mascot." | Helfnst Troops Pay Honor te American Sotdters. BELFAST, Feb. 9.—Irish troops jauartered in this city gave Ameri- [ean soldiers from the torpedoed Tus- a typleal tial reception. "About 100 survivors netiving at railway station ff » [rish ports wi met by a bat f the Royal Irist Rifles’ he 1 7 i |, The Americans, many of them clad !n nondescript carments, wore led by the citizens. They were offered the| hospitality of private tertainments were honor. ‘SENATE. REPUBLICANS /~——GONFER ON WAR BILLS hotnea and en- ized in thelr {Promise Support of Legislation, } Though Looking with Favor on New Wilson Measure. ASHINGTON, Feb. 9 nate Re- held their first confer- nited States entered the d va stra, ¢ to to co-ordinate Government departments After the conference adjourned Re ublican Leader Gal ucd a stato t promis apport of Republicans t evsary War logisiation. ‘The War j Car Bill was not taken up. The bi'l o mlve more power to the President was eguricd with disfavor, but Senators idy the measure and defe \ithoush no formal agreement was ached, the general sentim regarding | tie railroad bill was said to favor in- * ® upon a clause limiting Govern- | mont atlona to some certain period | eiscite wad, a | RIDGEWOOD ) GIRL, 7, MISSING. | | tensibly for School, Phe Bureau of Missing “Persons at | r Headquarters to-day was notl-/ +1 by the Glendale Polico Station that | thy Gerby, seven and « helf years of No. 1877 Madise Street, Ridg } of, Brooklyn, had beon missing from | f homo aince noon yerterday. | Her foster mother, Mrs. Dora Otter- nann, reported the girl as missing. She aid Dorothy left for Publie School No. i in Ridgewood at & A, M. yesterday d returned for dinner. After dini went back to school but never turned, Morothy ts wbout four zh $9 pounds, hai hair. has a, the forehead. She wore a brown arcont, a brown, white and dress with red trimmings, brows yutton ehoss and a fed cloth hat ——— ASSAILS COLER IN BUCK CASE | Suys Charities Commissioner | Overlooks Good Work. | H. Howe, ex-Deputy Com-| of Charities, to-day gay t a gtatement concerning the arges assigned by Charities Com- missioner Coler for the removal of i} jam B. Buck, director of the ca View Farm on Staten. Island © mtatement save | \h | | | cur on the rial | | | Howe Stanley ener The humane service performed in inatitution by Mr. Buck and bi tunts is forgotte 6 {3 not piante ie tere cnaraes anout, the srovement among the eren pationts, not a word abont the nton of Iedical service to the | people, not a word abou the food Jior the inmate workers, not a word J about the economies brought about consolidating the garage, laundr: 1 storehouses of NOTARY HELD IN DRAFT CASE, ppatein Charged With Reeeiv~ ing More Than Legal Fee, the cofontes.” | Lonts 118 Ppstein, a notary public of No | i724 Forsythe Street, was held tn $500 | to-day by Justice Freschi, sitting a committing magistrete in the Bronw, amuel Rothman of No, 848 Bas Streat testified that on De 1 Vpeep el ‘ged more than the legal fre knowledging the signautres on his 8 questionnaire Epstein said he 1 given additional services to Roth- ap. The complainant denied this, ! Gulland hd igned by the testator Ser ity and | WEISMANN-—Sudaenl), Feb. 8, at 1b |e died Ja of this year, Eakt 107th at, FANSIE “CORNELL To his widow, Tosa, he gives $50,000) wire of Augustue W. Weismann and outright und his residuary estate. To| daughter of the late Wm. C. a his two sons, Ralph B, and Milton M.,| lotta & Bradley, tm ber he leaves his intercat in the bualness of| year. \¥. | $10,000 for engi railroad toward Maan, probably will form . a juncture with Gen. Allenby's forces when the British suecoed {n effecting a* sing of the Jordan above, Jericho. \UBERAL WHIP HINTS AT END OF PARTY TRUCE Criticises “Alliance” of and Northcliffe in ion Government. HE member of the Bus Service numbers is to remember only those which easiest to re. meaning way Lloyd George the Attacking Coali Feb, 9—John William concern you < Liberal Party whip, presages Namie 4 hens £i0h Anes end of the party truee tn Niner 2 Means Pith Serendh ond . ent Britain, in a letter published In eneron eae ed G. Gardiner's weekly article in Gulland, in connection with the open- = NONE ek va wiasal ing of Parllament Tuesday, urged Gerest. Bitenide Prive ‘br. grave consideration of public affairs’ Et ashingten and stronely attacked the coalition Kumber 6 means East 2nd Street Government, He criticised the “alll. | ag I A A a A ance’ of Premier Lloyd-George and fo Wert toed Sircet to Ceateal Viscoun Northeliff and the ¢ erne iment’s relations towerd Arthur Hen- venue to and from thon R nm and British labor. we Regarding the Supreme War Coun- Memorize the ones you use cls “failure to compel the Allies to the most—and disregard all make a joint statement of war aime,” the others—and you will still wiand asks; ‘Are you members of (he Li Party going to reméin silent onger, while the game of pitch and tars with the einpire continues?" ll aca MALITZ AND ENGLER JAILED. | Hall of Enemy Atiens in FB Wher Cose Increased to $10, Under indict charged with trying to send rut to Germany teres | be able to tell, two blocks in advance, whether it is, or is not, your ifth venue pursera on neutral steamships without | declaring the same on the aliip’s mani- Us feat, Felix Mullt. and Guatay Engler, | enemy aliens, appeired before Federal Judge Chatfeld in Brooklyn to-day and their bail Was Increased from $9,000 to #10,000, ace eee ai feaheaty.. Assistant Untied States Attorney Beer FREE GRAPE VINES told Judgo Hatiwld the men had bee! | spreading nan pr in the Unite States excluslve ond that ) ato. mowing, metre You eno receive free three Best Grave Vines—red, white and blue. If you have ontitte at ao at G d ts 0 pe Ti deéautt of te Increased hail. both | Hons BO. Ce ana Sie New ne tons 1 rf men were taken to the Raymond Strvet | ners bea Terriaties Gees? Sail lot the natio LEAVES $1000 000 ESTATE. lTerdinana nt menthal Requeaths) 850,000 to Tin Widow, While leaving no real propery, Perdt- nand Blumenthal of No. 815 Weat 9th Street left an estate of personal prop- crly valued at more than $100.00, ac-| arding to his will d in the Surro-| Bate's office to-day he document war oIeEo. | BIXDEY.—rRANK BIXDEY, TUS FUNERAL CHURCH, 167) Broadway, Monday, 11 A. M. Auaplors Actors’ Fund, SULLIVAN.—JOHN L, SULLIVAN, Memorial services at THE FUNERAL CHURCH, 1970 Broadway (Campbell's), Bunday, ¥ P. M, Athiotlc Clubs, friends, admirers, welcom: Blumenthal & timated at over | after direoting that they | ny over to tho widow and mother from a vhare in the business the $50,000 given hor aa” epecitie bequest. ———s——— Martha Evens Martin He: Defense Coanct! Braneh, WASHINGTON, Feb, 9.—Mrs. Mar- tha Evans Martin of New York City has been elected executive chairman Funeral priv: me MEMORIAL NOTICES. Breet ts tl Be Ud Le WARTIGAN. — MARY (neo Ryaa)>7 In loving memory of our mother, who de- parted this world Feb. &, 1014, Mea, RELIGIOUS NOTICES, of the educational propaganda de- PRUBHY TERIAN, | partment ef the Woman's Committee WEST END fist’) Bh. 108TH, f the Council of National Defense, '*} Br hy awiy ¢ Foltowing Wy aeststing Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Broridrewe the N i PATRIOTIC MASS MEETING HON. NEWTON D. BAKER Secretary of War HON. WILLIAM B. WILSON Secretary of Labor CENTURY THEATRE SUNDAY EVENING Febryary 10, 8 P. M. A MESSAGE TO AMERICA! This meeting is held in conjunction with more th f an 100 others eck conducted y, There will throughout the nation as a by the American Alliance be ging and other musi NO ADMISSION CHARGE Come and Bring All Your Friends! art of Labor Loyalty W, or Labor and Democr, Jon yesterday ° \