The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1919, Page 2

ee ee why. BV bas NG Wun, THUxSDAL sawJA) ae aly BREECHES BUOY AND FLEET TO SA VE aul N's fROOPSHT ‘ peed REAT NORTHERN STRANDED TROOPSHIP AND SPOT WHERE SHE GROUNDED COV. Swat “ AND SPEAKER St WEFT Sse ABHOSTSHP’ 10 | CLASH ON PRORIBITION MEASURE Newweer ricged from ship to shore ready for a breeches buy In case it | shenld become necessary to save the| * pammengers that way. CRAFT FAIL TO GET NEAR me STRANDED LINER. ee All day yesterday vain efforts were | Always Eluded the Sea Marau- made to get even a amall eraft near is J re j the troopship. The sea was too hish ders—Won a Race With Not far away were more than 200 the Leviathan. Ife savers working with lines and mortars, But they could accomplish : : Hite in the high wind und heavy wea, PL Bed pe iB Saved cdi Finatly one of the daredevil destroyers Re seen ee enc (Continued from First Page.) weakness of the law itself in-aot ing to thi sions » suff to enforce their orders, - — pow licited tn the ite, no matter what|Weak spots history has vly does with it lTated. “nak you to enagt ota THOMPSON FAILS IN “REFORM”! lation as will remedy thead deft FORT. in reference to the, movement ERrOR national prohibition, he said in p ne session in each ‘Yhe question to my mind is whet tame, except that Senator George F. or not the people of this State ‘Thompson attempted to amend the|ready to surrender thelr tab /Genate rules so that the Rules Com. |Tieht to lesisiate upon this qu submarine commanders as “The mitee could not strancle legisiatic Are the poopie Of the Sime Gropped astern so near that a Hine | Sy/Aane oo ote ti cHe'glualtias kA” Gaemcear Ke . forfelt_any part of tie was thrown and made fast. It was|Qhst Ship.” Others called her “Tho alowng day: lowever, he wa » power? Are they recMpell @eskilful, hazardous manoeuvre Mystery Ship,” for often aw the U unsuccessful cy of incorporating: in In the Assembly Mrs. Mary M titution a gid eatin: iaiaten tion apon r personal Hberty? Lilly, Democratic member from Cl helieve it is our duty to aseel Man st, Was || w rectly upon this sab the work- | T believe we should consult themé The situation was such that the| boats would Me in wait for her she coast guards were unable to do any- | would always elude&hem. In France thine a me, i jook estagapon | it was sald that Germany had offered penaae th launching a. self bailing | teward for the sinking of this vem- Mfeboat. In & went Smith, Raymond| el but whenever a submarine rose attan Di t in ings of a legslat body when Ma- = Bureh, Tom Pricksoo, Hugh Erick-| by chance on her course she would jority Leader Adler angallantly re- son, Capt. Tuttle, George Swandaok,| mash by and her baffling bl |tused to pe Ks » wafting blue gray » b Sriietn Baticy and Oak island | camouflage would morge into the Smith, so called to distinguish him from his namesake Who is also a} night before hin torpedo tubt could member of the crow, = th the | OC_trained. Ther were’ two other After @ furious tussle wi f heavy sea, and pulling right into the | Veewls in the group of “Ghost Ships’ teeta of the sinall sized gale, these | the U. & 8, Levinthan and the U. % men succeeded in ketting to the |S, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, but when they | Northern Pacitl eipaited aloncaide, thoi | xolt-Dailing | ‘rhene three veawels, heavily armed, | ie the hide, however and the | AkIulty camouflaged and making «) Yut she alwaye caceped the traps laid | landing of the passengers could have | "peed of twenty-three Knots an bour, | It is particularly fortunate that the BAY bees began then bad it been deemed | were constantly attacked by the U) Northern Pacific went aground with MAP , advan bie, mit ber to introduce a . resolution instructing United States | Senator Wadsworth to vote for the @ Federal Suffrage Amendment She SUAMAICA ° HEMP LAD was told that next Wednesday night the f the tntrod tion of BROOKLYN ‘ - Matic ie eee Ens esd es ae Smith ts cat =HBTUGS SDESTROVERS, | |eussing on the part of 2 CRUISERS and office-seekers, He bh HOSPITA a SITANTIC WSCBIAL One SOACE ape] | 2 = Publie WING (NR) where No RN PACIFIC WENT © ther, | # cali soa and no wind, for her build | ASHORE and ITe * ee ee New lao’ : many fine payin inons and pas Pure Horse Hair Mattresses s,HAD EXPECTED TO DOCK YES: |innking Rrest their port, and have) 4, Sieularly Balle and o bout oo — i —— : tronage, it js much 1 by "Packs" TERDAY MORNING. between them brought as many as} »! resect ng |S net maga gs in PRECMENT REACHES, NAVY TQ BE SPLIT. (SHONTS DEMANDS 3-s5'seescieuses] | Mh Om Ses weitteee it a p Take mecens oli Aas wo ere the National and State Heket 5 in 1916, ane acrows the trinwport’s dec ut forthern Wael y ‘That put bim outetds the o Stee essa) A Sion nae oe 20 VESSELS SHED.) TTALIAN FRONTIERS BY DANIELS HALF | AN BCENT FARE AS 3 Scuss coecn ve tytn 0, Ua twas nding |e Crenp obty yards fer thw Groat TO STRANDED SHIP : | Argh oe ve qu to mie the buoy. om Smith | Northern Pacifle Steamehip Company wigenieuats | EE eee ace ae eae! ONHISWAY TO ROME POING TO PACIFIC IR. T'S ONLY HOPE smith URGES P. $. BOARDS | heciuine that tas set want.” verwels ty compete with the seaboard | ests beri) % | <i “NO, we'll hold togother,” responded | railways on the Pacific Coast, and] Hospital Ships and Submarine BE MADE ONE MAN JOBS; jstandard for 90 years. TRANSPORT ness JORTHERN ship to the Tete ty ITERATION AL HR me ey take my wife at the fi ————$—______4 opportunity to see the dis pliy of Bedding at Hall's, arrying with it ldings, bonta. They always ran t nina the Captain, "We won't wake uny- the crack ners made the run between Chasers are Standing By. (Contihued from First Page.) (Conunued from First Page) off to-night.” 4 é ba & Captain went on to explain] Astoria and San Francisco in better! ay 349 4, ie: Gas ciliates atten the —— | CALLS FOR OTHER REFORMS, FRANK A, HALL & SONS, that the boat was @ staunch one and/time than tho fastest railroad trains | Nortnern Pacific bad Kone aground, | wreaths on the tombe of King victor (Secretary Plans to Promote) street there is the possibility in the et ie The H. 1. MaNory got awny for Pire| % ‘lr rivals. Then at the besiuning | 9 wireless message notified the office | Emmanuel I. and King Hunibert. 1 as ie 28, i a on for some people | Govemor Would Give Cities of iveaetantbrery 99) Sees) ane Tetend in the course of the morning | war Ge vessus were ssi Rivalry Between Fleets by = |#aue of sve of the Chief of Staff, Crutser and | wit then attend a special meeting of Jt ha a little better knowledge of State Monopoly of Their 25 West 45th § New vet Cc wd Be Seroraee arch muvee four vet by the Governm They were | Transport Force, Hoboken, of the | the Lyceum Academy, the oldest na- | Mimic Warfare. ne cardg than ia possessed by most meee inane _ Wan teccived. The delay wae dae te | sent to the Hremerton Navy Yard and | mishap, Lieut William Loug was on | tonal scientific institution, whied will So 10?" Public Utilities. he fact that a majority of the mem-| Temodelied as troop ships and bos} gyty, give him honorary membership. The | WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-—Lnpor-| |! Bas been Kuowa some tune that] ALBANY, Jan, 2—Goy. Alfred tf bers of the crews of these ships bad | pitals, ‘The Great Northern's axpen-| With the eMctency that “bridged! president will have luncheon ' been given shore leave, auttes we ” rye o ‘What had happened on the trans- | “V°_t# ites were] the Atlantic,” eight destroyers, tw « port when and immediately atter| ped out. The bewutiful dining | cruimars, one transport, eight tugs and | p> whe erick on the bewch no one| Kalen was tumed into a big cafeterli | yeveral othar knew. jose on shory thought at dot oye a way. The destroyers in i ene dey tate tari | OHH Dad, where 2,000 doughboys ate | way rooms and a Jofticials o 2 Yor ways] | 6 one . at the brant plans of future naval policy| MciMls of the New . 'ways) Smith, tn his first mesa n Enibassy with Ambassador Company bave been urging upon th ere outlined for the House Naval | after which he will visit Fope| Were outlined for the House Naval vewels were on (oir | ponedict at the Vatican, Mrs. Wilson | Affairs Committee yesterday by 4d the e to| the Legislature, touched upon many} city some such trusteeship plan a8) affairs of the State which be prom |ihat under which the Hoston elevated] ises to try to improve. His reform | and Miss Wilson will be received by |"etary Daniels. Here are the out- " a is now baing operated. This involves|recommendations look to ain Gan in progress, and it secmed tothe | sanding, ‘The crew stung thoir ham-| Pent: Gamifo Lamberton, Calhoun. | io Pope immediately after the Prosi. | standing features 5 nijding scale of taro based on the|hended in pince of multip! watchers that some of the kbuki-clad | mocks In the compartment that bad) were the Deg Moines and the Co- | dent. ‘The fleets returning from Bure- |xystom'y financial necessitios sions, notably ie Pubil or RS et MeN eso boan the writing room, and the big | lumbia Saturday evening the President will] pean Waters, and ali other war Mr. Shonts’s letter was occasioned] Commissions, to adequate Re "saldiers on the transpurt nad | HDeary was turned into au officer's jattond q dinner given by the Dowager | YeRsels, those at home and to be ‘by the fart that yesterday the lease! rensions for schuol teachers, to self. lot of fun with the bard-working/ lounge, DOCTORS ARE SENT Queen Margherita, after which he will| constructed, should be divided of the city-built rapid transit lines | Gotermination in respect to Prohibi- \ Peon gill i ei woet|VESSEL HAS MADE ELEVEN Attend a receptlon to representatives talesh) the: Auati|e eee to te Anterburowgh became opera tio, through a referendum, to mu » aboard. For half an hour the boat ROUND TRIPS, 10 CARE FOR SOLDIERS of Protestant organisations at the oa talons aenoce ike por. |caunte for each of the new iifes were |McIPM ownerslip of public ut | Temained alongside the Northern Pa-| An umusually beavy battery of American Chureh, paame night he} and ni Re Caer kept; from now on the earning: to the conservation of water p ote ay, chappie,’” called a voice trom | 0h-powered rant. was placed fore arene wit) leave Rome etther for Nuplos or] #onn All the Interborough ines, old, and *mcouragement for agriculture the deck, Pg me code frlel ba on vidi Par Fy a \ Pa I got a girl in Bay Shore. If you @an’ led for defense against en “re iv {uke ms gong, TU yet of and walk."|rcraft and submarines Aumont te | EYery Man on Board Receives | pRECINENT | EAVES, = ain iim. “Who put that sand bar in our}entire ateff of oificers who had coi Best of Care When Rescued. t defen r F r ena | 4 5 the " ay dex othe ", mud 8 ob » mera abe rine, aviation and training sta- irges; then g vy | f t Dearest ake Milan. THé marines should be kept In- [Taw will be pooled and on this basis | lated home rule for ci Fivery Precaution Taken to See That and net be absorbed into the | the ‘istritution detormined, ‘The In- ‘gislation, Minium Wages, rhorough gets oredit, first, for at} ‘bud the ai sation, hoatess erating, tmaintenence and ¢ cternity Insurance, the reinstate ¢jment of the m nendments to ‘a| the Workmen's n Law, wriny * there no traffic cops around thie hick} vice wer given rank ; ‘ ate of re sn ite ortirits clu- | Prison reform, it town? We'll swap it for u beer bar.” and Lieutenant Commander tn the port of the stranding of the Northern! ; MORLAUADOd fab GORRTARL UNG, | Tes Sona thee ive City le eotaied Binal Law! tee + e vt ‘ 16 f -, Bhonta, reviewing ihe ¢ p- | of live interest. half @ dozen times and had been fung] Anna Offlene wae cia Moh AP | regret, for the reason that har speed z: : oR ‘ Mr. Shonts, reviewing the dual sw tarel re caaierarura ra e r ark’ at each attempt by Waves that| inane and a Navel lessee crow as] Bas made ber a favorite, Sbe was dom of the air” should be |way negotiations with the ality, adda) Seen eeei ne occa. daciene gincet swamped the craft, Lieut.Jmen from the sin Liege Teuniog | capable of making twenty knots and| Conferences Expected to Bear Im-] maintained by | monopoly o in his lotter 0 peace ‘Mons, he s : A i a 4 Wireless systems of the country, or the next threo years, if the; immediate a jon, One of the »mmander Nathan ye been 2 Station and the Bremerton Navy} not only is the fastest American built} portant Results—Wilson Plays either by the Government or @ ee 5 cents, che city will | Governor's earliest acts will be the! p ‘Tropiko™ stamped on the fruit command of the naval air sation 8t/ Yard manted the ship. Then IMleransport, but on her last trip cast-| . ; vate corporation, and in peace ; i ie ppolntinent of construction Bay Shore, went aloft with & Me-|robrunry, 1N18, she came throne the | Golf on Paris Course ahi Wa CL IAG a a by taxation, on account | Appoliiment 0 : chante at? PF. M. in a tdroplane, It ne on pe avilable for com- ; n its | Commission, to devise the best m ‘Juiciest Fruit in the Werld"* PaCTUAry, 1918; she came through the | vi before the armiatice was sixned | : they abould be available for cor and sinking fund on its | Comialssion, 0 devise the best mth Juiciest Fruit in the World was the first time in five Pee ae York to Brost with her first cou. | ane raced the Leviathan and beat her] PARIS, Jan, 2.—President Wilkon | gir “D niole viously | Mvestiment in the [nterboro uae sti. | divides Into two classue—one ca Porte Rico Frit Euchange, 202 Franklin St., New Tork a plane had left the Bay Sbore) ee! ion te ee oe : ix en route to Rome, where he wil rare. t eat eo hin plata | Nave SHOR ARS rewatDe BngUl eben te ‘ the herole injured and nent of $509 troops, Since then | across the AUantic, vid be © com in plans | HU ONO lating that period itrespece {for ralief for the her njured an = “Am 1 ctreled above the Northern | #0 bas made eloven round trips : At the direction of Brig, Gen. Mc-|%* the guest of King Victor for another th ar building pro : b | tive of the inte ton the ciiy ner | Providing for soldier settlements Pacific,” eaid Obase, “I could ves the} Because of her high speed the] y manuel. Luring hie stay in the [alot ramm nd a pereonn bonds. If the fare be iner dito ® | Northern Pacific wa wed to y there left Hoboken yesterday 00 enlisted men and 1,000 add ; i Comm vid in = cures pidie t jocks, I ce was used to care ay leatttal KG MAIEV dhe [Pine ani i 8, recourse to taxation will not |Coms , ew Wad ae hee or iten the | MPertant diplomatic av neabroua, {aH eXpedition consisting of forty hae ellie el Bop ae onal officers of the dine, or a total of y be prevented, but the city will “There pread a atiatac- DIED. heavy sear, apparently having driven In September Secretary Baker tray-|imedioal officers and 220 men under | 480 the Methodist Collese, and will 2 otticers: e receive from the Interborou yi tion, particula n New CCHS | a sau vet calle al ane r elled on bound this ship when. he y eo continue his conference with the Hie stated. yesterday that division | /°CNS (io tn tie ert ita treas- | with the Public Service Comm. ma 4 . aig (past of chem below. They waved) nude hia snoond trip to. the weatern| oe, command of Col. okaldl A fl ’ E f the teet between the Atlantic and | IY" “ For years t ond in Now York | preumonia, EDIT TEMPLE @ a to be shoutin, p to the weatern | 5 t ross canter ork ng, Premier Onl and Baron | % a ‘ :1 ory. “ 1 State has pnd .doemes, | ea é Tae tee snip] front. With him was Mr, Hyan of wenty y 4.8 roy cant A me rh ie Z He nas Chas aR Ktacie car sk ji Pacific. or 10-50" plan A Sianks A Phe Interborongh is enti to bor- | City ae we Va bas ha: en] belove of Dunbar B. Adamay the Alreraft: How n, Gorgas 4 | Under ‘Aid ere 4 taal Wenn acai a camden SPN OS SF to a healthy rivalry between the}, the < 4 | toward nysle min itso fn voce, and @aug! yern, launched some= and |i . the $ 7 ore f A w b against the accruals an ; i gh aned NE aaeloni ore a large staff, Heig, Gen. Cornelius | 8" and bale oMicers $i he Sank Timportant results are expected fom | imen and keep up their spirite The) thug ‘continue in sion the|to the end tat the responsibility may] nop ‘Miinek’ (Greets abel frei. ‘over all, .524 feet: beam, 63 Va derbilt travelled on the veusel] (ary Carbs. eee Yicntine | {tis visit, which will be the last te | plan will be carried out next summer. | property under t But if for | be hace my belie tha fe rbway | Archibald Gracie when he returned from the tront + pabashrven D Sathya he coreta s intention to oO . should ot be able wf is y belle 6 subs ra fect, She in ntted with three Paros) Mit ang Meopaten itera ienbett | reacted Hay Shore at 2.40 in tho after-|the Alled countries before the te. | It 1a the Secrmury s ination th ee el any neawon it should not be able te) rapid tank Nein Ot the. Cite oF eral take place trom) turbines and twelve liabeock and Wile) ting between Gen, Pershing and th 2 ang {BIN OF tho Peace Conferen oe Pie ee’ alder etna Crneal Ie acOn cc hone fateradd.n receleors (New ork CAN be Hult bal nd] 3 erner Tat ox tube boiler ated Wy of Surn'né | President always used this ship. It} The Red Cross had ready 3.00 Immediately after breakfast yew | 131 to study the entire situation Id follow, the situation would | quicker under the direction of @| Mudinon Av. on Priday, of furnaces. Using ten boilers she could ‘ wiehes, 500 blanket 1 sWoa a Rapid Transit Commiss whione Wastingtan C., papers please make twenty-three knots an hou a A Gan Nenhe ek Hon mackages of clturottes and {terday the President went with Mts. | with a view to providing adequate ac- anned #0 fur an the city mela Theale Co ee Poaliaece Me > and vern Pacitls ACKaRee OF ClKu ; ommodations for the flee’ might be worge, | C2 ‘ 4 PRNE.—MAY BYRNE. Hor sistor ship and herecif are the | (wad pack triva tears ean Pact Suxh coftee for 8,000 persona, The | Wilson and Rear Admiral Cary ¥. | commodations for the feet. Tt es worl he devoted to the completion of the | 8¥ ipo largest turbine merchant vessels bUIILT Tie Great Notthern establihed a Heal Department had 2000 blan- | Grayson, his personal physician, to |, ic wm warrare will be ongae p saing mie} Roe avetan or taeg Fi vices eA ae o . : passen é ds i thle 000 ww: dares, surt i 4 F . n wen the two flee > e« B, } “a min the Fir ont Hrosdway, 66th wt i ie eee incre ween Me Mi i record oo ny 6 he ur 1 between the | ket ‘ 00 ayeets m3 Bs; nt he beautiful St, Cloud course under | umes a year, alternately om the At-| mount Men, thn setting the city’s In- t performed 2 a bas, 108 sec anda 19% third class. | Northern Pacific made the can ing | Cant. James Hallock, with sixteen |eray but rainless clouds and playc don the Pacitic Coasts, Com-| vestment further to the rear. amninissioner. Vey app. —on Jun t, 101% days 12 hours and t leviathan fine |men aboard the police boat Patrol! golt for an hour tition will be earried out in va ©48|NOTHING TO BE GAINED BY| "I therefor recominenc d by a single headed com mmend that legisia KP BEY ised to Bay, and ¢ ' SLA ner a Sulla Poi SHIP GOES 5 AGROUND Vehed lust in 6 days 16 hours, CUR A a ea Phere was a quict family New| vopt on the shipe fon ners, Will Bs) “Crry, BUT GREAT DEAL LOST. |lation he enacted to bring about thin] CLAnH, miner Xin, Jille SA ex Omeere und men of che vespel were eeeeeae became eo high, and most of | Year's dinner at the Murat manaion, |than hitherto in peace times, a tour rote city can aa h nothing. here. , the same principle outlined | Dawson sday, Jam 3, at 94 IN DELAWARE RIVER | stanion rookies fought for an mene {the men on board #o sick, that the |No business wag put before the of duty of two years on shipbourd he- [fore by suirving the Interborouish re. Salleve that the afta a ee auaetnv sae % ment to the ship, for it was known | Vatrot wae turned about and returned |ident, His only departure from the |" Planned by Mr, Daniela. | atm eiaea de Kemala wront: Hea ublic Service Commission tr Soca ot, Interment @ hat in spite t duty | to the city at # ofclock injunction of Admiral Grayson to de- | prctriition of 42,000,000 to buy water [old damage through the impairment MASON ents : PRCLADEUR IAS Fane fice The) Aen - apsedly vote the to complete relaxntion | front land northwest of the New Yors [Of approximately $000,000,000 of we- a aie ri ay ie MHUCHEON,—CHARLES MUGEN | curtiies an the combined Interborough mo in the afternoon | Navy Yard. wiiere _ dreadnoug soldiers and eighteen officers on Baye Pe adnoughts | Oy stom sion, and T rec estate NS thern ‘Pacific’ on his hatband . when he received a New Year's call [Are being built, the Searwtary sala) vor the city te starve the joint en-| tion he enacted to bring this about, [| 1! Broads es Dourd, is aground im the Deluwa Ryle TMPSITENORTITHE eek MAY BE BROKEN TO-DAY |icom fresicent suow atmo. dancer Ram Bray a, ee Ta tue and destroy or iinpair itxowa| “I further eall your attention to the rv River off For qu Font, about forty at ocean ferry ageing with ep r vinted Col. Mewar (AM ted. This." he said, » is well as that of its : miles below Phil idep ila ut Hebts thro the war zone 6 " lh = aleilig . ong y if re tol b. pation it invited f ‘The vessel's ts in the mud on] guns trained on every ewirl of Ww on With Distributers| Houses with whom he hud a conser ROUTER teas trary ts { business prin y the woat sic the channel, She is] ri stick or we and tr at 4 Vest of Dairymen With T ULeTS | ence, Beyond this be had no ape | Hd tn en coonois pies that T do not hesttut nectfus d im no danger Ispicion of & periseope, she handed amd City to Be Proved " ty bu y, lo request that you ‘* . ee PR umen FORD RAISES PAY OF 28,000.) *, | \ ore men abroad than any ship of 000, | visi uise the fare to s cents, 5 her size in the fivet dees in Court Before leaving for Home, Preddaat |" © Mita to continue us long ae conditions re:| ENNY A POUND PROFIT " ionihs ano Clabl. Preton wan Wilson paid a call on Mime, Poiacare 40 « Dar m ana| main abnormal —— =_ transferred to a battleship, and Capt The contest over the price to be me Kiysoe Palace io return f | Masor Hylan made his com ton} Connelly took command. ‘The woutd- | paid dairymen for their milk this]the New ae areas come cri t T. receivership Ju ‘ ed men were berinning to come back care pald Mrs, Wilson in the morging month has Albany afte wulted in’ a deadlock, |“ ip), d the ‘ 3 . e conferences in Rome with the ; Bet ie ba SS and the ship was rated ax 4 hospital) vin the Dairymen's League op one/itulan statemnen will ins. sonne be 0| Mirna kankeupicy ct the BR. ® la Special for To-Morrow, Friday, January 3rd arrive with her wounded, carrying ide and the big d buting compaa-| 4 continuation of t ld hore 1 conciusive evidence, if it CHOCOLATE CARAMPLS—Phy * hen King Vietor Manuel visited seary, of the Ineffictency, | i 1 in 1,100 men. She is now a great Moat lies and the District Attoruvy’s office | 1" hay i i b bed wed from the 0 hospital, perfectly equipped with {oe And the Parts, and the Pros font ain talkext : teal form and person Hach wera ail medical stores, Instruments and | “phe reault of the tom of atreney | Will Preuer Orlande and Fowwen | ihe incase ‘he new wage minitnum 4) Public Service Commis TO ot Sy wok facihtion, ant carrying a lance ett | wil be shown this morning whed|irresident Wilsol's conferences. ® th uinskient with the antouncemen Tt has fait pitifully: to protect | Instead of toast prentices householders eo Ys i Ons 10) ie x David 1 re ance Y the traveling pi while, at the xtra Special for To- Morrow (Friday) jie Chere milk he * ‘ mister Ba iy nod W arcsbiylyeg Same time by its utter incapacity to in iy the first dent of any] iy ihn Dalymiin's Loorie state 4 i Fond mipany, | y a t MARSHAL LOY for breakfast. . Kind to happen to the veawel wince ho | Sue Of tho Dairy znen's Leagiie wae | w ot yet been fully dis af the and, Mator Con foie the newer problems forced on |} | MeCOuAeh lina arta } entered naval ser While Int , lat Mei tia’ Oey yy a por salary of $140,000 ur ction companies by its own | + Our regular tty * snecal for be sini eae says the merchant run on the weet coast, | quarts ordinarily, sent, to thie GLY [ant solation to the continustion uf | "Nf yen * yi ficial “prewraatination and Incompe | howeve he Was ones i led une | dally 4 pot he mal )- | the conferences he tds n ave ae bi ion his Jtenaa it has bro ruin to oe 25 ar “as _ however, he Maw once Rrounded UN | oly yesterday was practically normal, | ors moe time to the. tra lie |Whowo savinics are invested in trace | Thursday's Candy Altractions « Piesl bound Codes. tty io) Joho ‘ft, Dooling, Assistant District |" ‘Phere appears no reason ins, how his Beat on the Board | ton securities _ —————— annals — mand whe han been fn hep | Attorney, announced that the supply | ing the forecast made four w Dire of dhe ‘company: Wan ads |” hat some of the Public Ser BOSTON BROKEN CHOC, CON, BLAM Jock. A tempting prixe he; Would Be wusrinented with milk from |ihat President Wilson to be ae oeruing the wale: ti ©. Henre [vice Commissioners have resigned i Ra 2 BN “Toat ond Found” ertictee VW inasines, many i “nent wai 7 | Pemtusy ty aware and Marys | back in Washington b a) ener ne te ' ‘ Wy [Phe reat of the eon ald be Pavertisod in The World or reported Nan in arn On ¢ te RY 4s for receiving ling of American n i ae " ie New. ¥ thar the ti Mlast and Found Bureau.” Room f{ ih | meee ulcer ne h been nade, He a 1) March 4 or tha ne , 1 é they have th would Vetveiy € fo8, World Hutlding, will be luted PRAl Hee Sieectly ety ; p hud Husted a number of of return to Mra eirly int ors KNOW ide . anise! Gaye, Shsee 1s chp De my hell ii { Hata appenr be-\to continue his work. ‘There are, | wit a that stands Bren at any of The World's Offices, | Were pinanht ella ot Nevisls cf, 1 fo Appons oe ee tHE, OAS \ 7 ui z Chul stan Moet and Found" advertinemen fatoro t on ny MeAdno, at | non t ' \: be left at any of The Worid’ time look ‘i the any) Kk situa | Presiden hope that his re Ww © editig uv if AA : ertising Agencies, of can B® Pwhite trail of a torped 1) uen, which will esumed Uday. | pot be necnssary may be realized | politival worlds of both A ow ray “ HN BOX se dt aireetly te The World. fi just too far astern. Veancls on th Tre Creel, Chairman 06 the ee eee ene een rip : our wh oaumunity | a Ottice, 4100 aioe nk, veasols that passed a doren ax sitt SHAS. ray lass Berry ] ing Pros.dent Wilson tow . Pauls Caapel of Culumbea \ pecitied re the contak h ri 4 recelvog f miles astern met tho U boatw thero, kW. GO Vis egnsuue Ou the bea. ‘wan, leah Duavermty, tue Public Service Commision!