The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1918, Page 5

at HED USE CONMETS BEHIND THE LINES: TOWINTHE WAR { Judge Wadhams Will See! Pershing About Plan to | - Utilize Prison Labor, | \ ieee Judge William H. Wadhams of the Court of General Sessions, who or- ganized tho Society of Soldiers’ Fram. | ilies in America to ba United States in the war, arrived in England yesterday, He ‘will go to France and confer with Gon, Per- hing before returning hom The object of k up the e visit of Judge Wadhams to Eng and France ts twofold, He believes that the 150,000 onvicts now behind prison bars in this country should be put to work to help the American soldiers now in France. Judge Wadhams contends that the convicts could be trans- ported to France and their labor uti- ged behind the fighting stevedure and other work. Under the existing regulations of the United State service a felon can- not be accepted for service. But if Judge Wadhamis reports favorably on the practicability of using convicts abroad it is possibi lines in ORYAN INSISTS ON | STRICT OBEDIENCE. OF ARMY ORDERS Upholds Repeimand of a Cap-| tain Who Rendered Only Makeshift Obedience. (Spectal to The Erening World, | SPARTANBURG, 8, C., March 90. —Found guilty by a court martial on 4 charge of failing to carry out orders of a superior officer, Capt. Stanley Pierce of Company K, 106th Infantry, as been reprimanded. Capt. Pierce was charged with failing to obey an to inspect the messing of pris- | in the regimental guard house | on duty as officer of the day. | O'Ryan, in reviewing | findings of the court, points out that the case constitutes a clear case of what does and what does not con- stitute obedience to an order, It] seems that Capt. Plerce, according to had misinterpreted the nstructed the commander uard to make t Inspection. ‘he latter, apparently, failed to do so. After quoting some parts of the) testimony, Gen, O'Ryan says “In this tlustr Gen, tho his testimony, orders and of the ting interview there at the regula- ong may be altere > that ight |{8 presented a clear case of the fail- viéts who desire ) so m g/| ure of an officer to carry out in letter crmanized into. b fig And In. spirit the precise order given for work behind road |4im and the substitution of a ma bullding, then ng or/shift action, the result of an inter- tagks along those | jon of convenience A mak Before going =| rite : hams visited I) tised fn institutions in nd ree-! soon re ommended to the nt| y the utilization of « ‘ts in the war industries. Repre ntatives of the of Labor in- American Federati dorsed the suggestion “If these men can be used without] interfering With existing industr and without unfair co labor, it seems reasonable Teepasent should take advantage nel these conditions, in view of the great emergency, and put these men to work in the m t war sup-| plies,” Judge We tated before | he sailed." nuld uso bel made of the Federal State penal | institutions ins need but milite employed in produ Judge Wadhams whileea will confer with the prison authorit ies of France and England on the sub a Quickly soothe and heal eczemas, rashes, itchings and burnings of the skin. Rach Free by Mail. Address post: be 6A, Bos ." Sold Grerywhere, Soto se, Ointinent 2 and Sc. You can nip coldsin the Pa ceet your head instantly— (at no cost to you) $9,090,000 oe used thie mies an it for trial can free W KONDON MFG. CO., Minncarocis, Mint. Does Your Back Ache? © YOU find it difficult to hold up your head and do your work? 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Metcalf of this county, a Jcarpenter at the camp. dashed out in front of the oncoming train and grabbed a. railroad off the track just before the train passed The spike was on the track in such a position that It id have caused a der nt ner it wag put there yosely or dropped ‘accl-| dentally unknown. a ‘SIX MONTHS FOR SEDITIOUS REMARKS TO A WOMAN Enemy Alien Haled to Court After Cri rican Troops Wilhelm 1 enemy al dd Stre three, an 312 East 1 to the s by Magis the Men's sente’ was ix mon trate Blau hast Night Court Mrs. Mary Mahoney of No hattan Avenue testif a girl friend night in 22 Man- d that she was ust 1 nt in a Childs restaurant at N Avenue when Dierks, whe an therg, came over to nade seditious re- American troops. and Mag- en, and, | about the alled the wo x them again ks, found him ite said he was only not give Dierks a but that he pd States 3 to Marshal to OPEN RED GROSS HOUSE AT BASE HOSPITAL NO, 1 Is First of Number of Similar Strue- tures Being Built for Conya- lescent Soldiers, No. 1, ( igo Aver the F building oints' Gn prains fY Sloan’ Ss Liniment would | on when Dierks had| HE ONLY WEIGHED \ THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, ‘Over Here, HE'S REGULA\ HE‘S FIRST To by Walt ea NINETY POUND? ||ARRIVE AND WHEN HE CAM HERE, Boys! LAST To LEAVE! | He 1918, LAWYER SCHWARTZ SENATE PASSES GOING TOYAPHANK, DRAFT EXTENSION VIA WORKHOUSE 10 700,000 MORE Thinks He Wasn't Raised to Be | Bill Provides for Enrollment of a Soldier, but He May | Those Reaching 21 Since Learn. | June 5 Last. | When Lsrael Schwartz, lawyer, No. WASHINGTON, March 99. The 1500 Vyse Avenue, Bronx, gets out|resolution extending tho selective of the Workhouse he will go tol}draft to mon readhing the age of Camp Upton, ‘There, “if theg per-| twenty-one years since June 6, 1917 suasive powers of the military au- [tothe frst regis rat on day was pass thoritles prevail he will learn the use- | ° io kite aa pagrinhe badaiont ache ful art of obedience. 4 verhapa, | Peeere Ve . r4 aiag And perhaps, | 44 been made to add to Ita provision through the excellent educational | th . for tra youths from nineteen hrough the excellent Camp Upton] tgjne BY educational system, Schwarte may |‘? ter a venee © It is estimated that about 700,000 men will be added to the registration this year by the resolution, eh is one of the ploces of legislation on which the War Department is waiting | before announcing | the next draft, It now goes to the House for con- sideration there with the bill to base aft quotas on the number of regis |trants in class 1 instead of on pop ulation, another of the Administration # already pavsed by the Sen- Decome a more or less usaful sol But the Workhouse comes first dier + twenty-seven and has all the rgauired The physteal qualifications. » in his mental ale, the thing that on to hold up six and tPouble seoms to titude ables one div ompleté plans for Inn n gives the sold L Correct porapec own — Importance ing to his local dra Ia shy. But the board is n spairing, Sometimes a weak morale after the Work tive on his roard osu: be braced up _MESS-ROOM RECREATIONS: WATCHING THE NEW RECRUIT EAT | "When sehwarte was dratted ha eat| toys ove aan and under regia: aa foown: und his I mind produced | tration ago was in the form of an | why he the should be exempt- la, which the Senate r ted, to BLAME PUT ON GERMAN | NEW LIBERTY LOAN @!. one reason tne mentioned waa) 26, after a debate of several day cal | dependen re i another his | Some Senators w favored universal — ip emit Tist Regiment,| military training as a peace-time Henry Fricker Accused of Pus WILL nF CURBED House Probably Will Pass Bill To- New I boltey ‘voted agateat the armendinant A. M. Denckle Under a Day, Then Send It to } Hi board overruled the ex-| there was no opbosition to the reso ds -M. Denois, twenty-three, & WASHINGTON, March s0—The risen “PaWes te the” district lar ihe pike. mreued: thes UmIny sailor on the U. 8. 8. Rhode Island, new Liberty Loan Bill authorizing | tin the army. Then he wrote| enterprises and take the and John Lynch, a sailor on the an additional $4,500,000,000 In bonds, | sok i |. | farms and factories, witho the ect caries iia leaning: Up ¢ 06 0,000,000 in more pages, wartted the Fax | ing aol Hors for immediate needs at they ‘appronbhed sist Some Anti-War Preachers Al-] tor an additional loan to the All Ale bong artis bavi ae ne nt, however, and the TCT Mee tae Face Seizure. imittes and Introduced In the House| district board xent them back and | Chamberlain's t alver Bidetitally BURKE (Hee CET: os |by Chairman Kitehin, Erforts will be} reiterated that Schwartz belonged in SAYS CITY IS MEXACED Words were exchanged by the men! 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In anticipation of the completion of |be ready to start next day for ee ley Butter Company of No. 118 Hudson hin recent months, according to De. | the bill Hed te FLOUse 6 nice Peal a phe ae et ay Much Chlorate of Potash in New reet and operat oy Emanuell partment of Justice officials shave |fetary McAdoo appe y a ce ursday, and proceeded vei . ps aan anes uEcay Saas anh ea inicts fe et ieee na hefore the Finance Committee | warm, to the offlee of the board, No, York and Brooklyn, Jersey L1 % z igi “Ito explain th lation, He said that |1788 Crotona Park East, He carviod Official Hears Dencle pursued him, and as he a oleh Share SG TeUmote WAChere withitho interest: « Casal led bears James BB. Connolly, he Jer- tempted to board the moving vehicie, |" peech and printed pam-|increased to 4% per cent, and a6 per| What happened when he reached] "Oe Combust! Fricker, according to stories told to] phiets, officials assert, are urgin the | cent, redem on fund provided, the |the office was related this morning in clared to-day that New York 1 Brook. the police, pushed him, causing Dencle| doctrine that war against Ge would be no difficulty in ting tho | Magistrate Harris's court, where ljyy are in constant danger of explosions to fall beneath the rear wheel of the| constitutes murder of fellow Christians | 10%" despite the fact that the bonds | Schwartz, defended by four ‘lawyers, | simi » that in the Jarvis plant in autom und is tho great human folly described | WOUld be He ena anne This -| Sst lber on a charge of disorderly] Jersey City Tuesday, if his Information : the aaltor fo psbattians : ba i ae SE AY NAYS 5 tion for ah Nterest rate on sub-| ‘The story was that on entering (he] Ie has heard that large quantities of iokorcwueduthe takanito thecdael| tine Paar eek caer With the $4,500,000,000 additional | :nember of th Ard, of unfatr treat. | have cauaed the Jersey explosion arc Street Station, where he was vin, erie Cea Ha wa tadt ihe authorized in the bill, the ‘Treasury |ment. Some of th nversation’ ts] river, and that under the present, i PEE wy Ci in prea yf the measure to i $5,666,000,000 | You didn't give ft te from A n hn y ‘i that witn ¢t third loan subseribed, nuidered by t listrict boa nterned £ lisloyal utterances, i r would) be no necessity for You're a damned you Undertakes to the Third Liberty L criticising the Raise Half of the United States motive in the war. Sev $900,000,000 Allotmen eral publicat have b gat bow, Riven CleDiy-O® | phe. doparime eparing paella to fight a recrudescence of pacific called. “Iintelle aid be Ba fore this tendeney has ate been combatted largely by ignoring Lopec Alleged Confess division's a work will be ans ‘ Fire toxurn 1 to the five boroughs of the) movement had been inactive, bi CHICAGO, March 9 about the biggest Job in ow Divisic jeltat will g 10, nearl per cent, of amount applied for in the These subscriptions came nan 600,000 persons, and |° he $454 1 this « hoped that 0 names the list. 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