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Bane afternoon that the low tempera- ’ Others, he continued, it would prob- Lie i EEK ‘S OCCUPY SMYRNA; FINNS MARCH “AGAINST PETROGRAD and Petty Officers Rhodes . and Christensen. Commander Towers stated carly in ‘ure was causing tho lubricating oll to @ongeal, and even when tho oi! lines ‘Were heated by steam from the _ Mother ships they cooled again with | @hhOying rapidity. Consequently, bh Bald, it would not be practicable to abandon the warming up process. However, he said, if the planes take the air and then return it might Be due to mechanism dificulties, If machine should ascend before the abiy cruise about the coast line to Jearn whether the others were able to start. He would not say whether the Jeading plans, in the event the others ‘Were unab!- to fly, would start for the Azores alone, but other officers were willing to wager that this would be the procedure. The radio instruments on the (NC's ‘wore working well, having intercepted ‘messages from destroyers 400 miles ‘Ot oa. Coastwise woather to-day was fav- Orabje for the flight, clear ‘skies and @ fresh wost wind prevailing. * In mpeaking of the unsuccessful @ttempt to take the air late yesterday Commander Towers sald that the NC-1 and NC-3 got a little too tar Out ipto the harbor and added that che thocght they would have made a start if they had attempted to hearer shore. Commander Towers @enied that the NC-3 had been dam- to inj faged, but that she was towed in by » * n motor boat to save her engines for @nother try to-day. ‘The NC-4 alighted in the harbor .At 7.60 o'clock last night (Newfound- nnd time) after a Might from Hall- fax, a Gistance of 637 land miles, in {six hours and 28 minutes actual fiy- ‘ing Ume. The seaplane floated on the ena" C4 ae for two hours forced to allxbt ia Mie Hare, altar Py en engines er by slow oll pressure. The NC-4 maintained an average altitude of 2,600 feet during the Hal- fox-' fight. Ca by (ft da: cul wholly by Greeks, at te - SERBS AND CROATS FIGHT. LONDON, May 16.—Serious fighting Serbians and Croatians at Agram, the Croatian capital, is reported tm @ Vienna despatch to-night to the Ex- ghange Telegraph Company. Many oi fre teormnatat te are said to have + kil Fi M ern Groce occupied a Asia Minor. quest Turks were Asia was landed at Idaho, sold By would not specify Reports SNIYRNA OCCUPIED. BY GREEKS WITH ALLIED CONSENT, ities of the Turks ir Asia Minor. PARIS, May 16 (Associated administer the city. Move Results From the Activ- i Press). | An extensive Allied naval concen- tration has been bogun at Smyrna in connection with a mandate to on ATHENS, May 16 (United Press). Permission for th of Premier Venizelos, official confirmation stirring up trout Minor. Ap entire division of Greek plo territory ie Aivali, urd, and Vourla, uthward, 100 miles 40 to the miles aval two by n ‘Tuesday were eships and four er the American bat to Greece ‘ormerly eremony, as yes' ys, known as Roses Day, T pied territory is populated A despatch from Athens yesterc reported arrival of the dreadnou Arizona Your American Smyrn DISPUTE OVER FIUME Greece's principal One of the greatest events in mod an history occurred yester- day! when military and naval forces | portion of the coast of This was a realization | of Greece's dream of five centuries. ovcupation was given by the Peace Conference on re- follow- that the ble in troops hyrna and consider- on either side, includ- north- to the, The troop ships, which sailed from escorted ulsers. One of the battloships was the Kilkis tleship in 1914). nding was attended by con- terday holi- © oc- almost TO BE SETTLED DIRECT BY TTALIANS AND SLAVS, Americans to Act as Mediators, Ac+ cording to the Latest Pla in Paris, between Italy and the Austrian the disposit Dalmaua, this plan made of ume beyond de Austria, FINNS ADVANCING =. INST PETROGRAD; | UKRAINIANS WINNING: From Istria hing tltem from | Copenhagen ns PARIS, May 16,—Negotlations pend- ing for the adjustment of tho Adriatic céntroversy contemplate a direct sot- Uement Slavia through American mediation. paty Jugo- lob to 1” Vienna Indicate Steady Bol- shevik Losses, COPENHAGE nnish army annerheim, leader of the G What Is the “Supremacy Test?” | Thousands of New Yorkers have asked that question Edison Shop for premacy Test” i of pranograpes ever made tell which is and under precisely the sam Paanorrs ph the convince you, request. and : Hear the “Supremacy Test”’ mF Make sure that you ha tific test ever made. have come~to The the answer. The ‘Su- the most astounding test —the only absolutely fair convincing test of phonographs you can hear. Now You Can Tell Which Is the Best Never before have you been able: to the finest phonograph ¢ acoustic conditions, To-day world can offer you. It will astonish and Hear this remarkable test to-day! 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Total, 20,667 25,0 23.345 18.154 16,277 16,006 16.168 | M ieee x iat 1,652 1108 1/908 9.688 (003 9.268 has Tt 2338 28 1/359 159 | 1,387 010 960 854 1,396 30 3 31 67 iho Use Hf te | 2 90 1,696 310 48,909 288.004 | ment forces, is marching against Pe- trograd, which, it is expected, will be {occupied within a few days, accord- ing to advices to the National Ti- dende, VIHNNA, May 16 (Associated Press).—Ukranian reports indicate that the Bolshevik! are fleeing from | their advanced western positions at | Rovno before the army led by Simon Pethura, and are retiring in disorder, due to a lack of transportation, to- ward Korosteny and Sarny Junction. by Gen. Liggett. COBLENZ, May 16 (Associated Press). Marshal Foch arrived here yesterday accompanied by General Mangin, Com- mander of the French forces in the! Mayence district. The farty come frém | Mayence on the river ateamer Bismarck, | As the Marshal landed within the | shadow of the statue of Emperor Wil- |liam 1. of Germany at the confluence of ‘Marshal | Fooh at ing, the la then being escorted to headquarters ‘of the Third Army, three of the Second the Marshal and the members of the French and Liritisn inissions here, afterward taking day, having finished help twenty-fi DENY POLES SHARE IN GERMAN NAVY Foreign Ministers Also Decide} | . Prisoners in Siberia May 4 Be Sent Back. for part of the German Navy, | Pules The claimed that warships were | y for the defense of their The council also decided that pris- opers Of War held by the Russians in Hiberla, the Bultic provinces and tno Caucasus may be t back imme- |diately. Those in Soviet Russia will | be repatriated later, ROUMANIAN ENVOYS | ~ MAY QUIT PARLEY Refuse to Abide by Decision to + Divide Banat With the 3 Serbians, NEVA, May 16 (Associated The Roumanian delegation miy possibly withdraw from the Peace Conference, ‘Advices from Paris, made public by the toumanian Bureau at Berne, say that owing to the decision of the Coum-| pwa children were struck to-day by Jel of ‘Ten to divide Banat between 1 ee automobiles in Brooklyn, and one is | Serbia and Roumania Premier Brati- eerpee TPS | ano and the Roumanian dciegation will |’? & serious condition, 4 fault Paris unless there 18 a moditiea-| Gertrude Kerkowitz, six, of No, 156 on of the Maia Vernon Avenue, w crossing = th — street at Willoughby nd Thre Ave was struck by a machine driven tree! Manhattan, 8! w taken to to 0 P 1 IMES |: Bt John's Huepital unconactous, and \s believed to be suffering from internal Inue a. Pa ne Robert Madel!, eight, of No. 796 Hale 1 Varies Exciting Flight Over London | sey Street, was struck by an autor 1 mobile driven by Charles D, Robbin. { by Spinning With Canadian No, 49 Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn, ~ Airman, ‘ ONDON, May 16.—The prince of} JAMAICA RESULTS. Wales has experienced the exhilara- ST RACE siden fille 4 thon of looping the loop seven times + twory: * $690, rn ofer London in an atrplane and twice [BM inen 1st 10, Menthe g\neat? experiencing the thrill of wpinuing in| petty J. 11) tot, 3 to 4 aft airplane. a even, si 1M (Am } \The pilot of the maching ia which | brome), 6 ‘to 1 ‘even, third d tee prince. flew over ‘andon end | Ti 1:01 Vanity Box, across the battle zone was Major W. Gi Barker, from St, John's, N. F. J. Quinn of the C-4 said to-day, “We have received no orders to famous Canadian airman, —_—S | War Brides and Children of American Soldiers and Sailors Who Arrived on Transport To-Day| ‘COME REIURKS DISPUTED Government Seeks to Recover Back ca pe M [=} FEtt a me Lad and Cc proceed anywhere,” said “put we could go on Our ‘Blimp’ C-4 is in be! anything, than the C-5 the transatlantic ‘The C-4 this morning, made a Recently nineteen guns was fred by twelve|the fuel capacity incre French guimboats wh rted the | subs Marshal and hie" party, stom General | eubetltution of gasoline have been under disc Calif, FINDS MAN UNDER WEARING HUBBY’S Chase and Arre: Roof. Esther Street, When Mra. South Fourth Wil a the screamed; and. then pushed her against Mrs, Wolf's screams b man Donnelly and hun yound passengers from t Into the ehase, which en derhill, No, 257 Powers St burg. He wore a sult wh said was her husband's. Underhill told the and donned the clothes w Gertrude Kerkowitz, Taken to Hospital Incinerator and L’Orphe _ who is to sail for home at the end of the month, dashed for the fire-escape. joce, they say, he entered the apartment by a fire-escape was out, He is charged with burglary, ——< |TWO BROOKLYN CHILDREN STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILES riftithh’s fis Srjomphe” 5 It appears that there is a general uprising of Ukrainian peasants It Hn ne potnetnt tue Nown’or| DIRIGIBLE 6-4 READY in the Government of falling into their, hands! AT ROCKAWAY BEACH he peasants are led by M. Orlovsky | | and are reported to have won other | T0 REPLACE THE 6-5) a successes northeast of Kiev. |. ‘The army led by Zeleney, another —— | Ukranian peasant chief, ‘numbers | ‘ | about 20,000 and js operating on both|Commander Says Second Blimp AFTER HH HOLD \|P staal et the Daleper River Sear Kisy:) “Could Attempt Atlantic Plight FOCH AT COBLENZ: on Short Notice. ) ROCKAWAY BEACH, L. 1, May (Continued From First Page.) 16.—If the Navy Department orders INSPECTS U. by TROOPS ** the dirigtble C-4 can leave the | obeyed, The two callers ‘ot $2 wane? _ | naval air station here on short notice | 4.4 one hundred 1 4 G2 | Makes Journey From Mayence by| to take the place of the lost C-6 in an| Qeratted, sae River Steamer and Is Greeted | attempt to fly across the Atlantic) fait an hour vlater!» Patrolman ‘ommanderN. Lieut. Quinn, short notice, ‘tier shape, if was to make Gight.” two-hour flight some of the |the Moselle and the Rhine, a salute of | Water ballast tanks were removed and “sed by the tanks. Plans ussion for a flight by the C-4 south along the At- lantic Coast and the Gulf of Mexico and then cross-country to San Diego, PORREEESOSEN nis ) HER BED TROUSERS st on Hamaburg, re- turned from marketing this morning she | PARIS, May 16 (Associated Preys). | saw a pair of trouser-covered legs un- —The Council of Foreign Ministers | ger the bed of her room. They were ta- | George's eta Accused of Trying | yésterday refused the Pollsh request | m{liur looking trousers, but Mra. Wolf ' | strange wall man as he vught Patrol dreds of Bridg ded in the are le reat on an apartment house man who gave his nane as Edward Un- roof of a reet, William: hich Mrs, Wolf hile Mrs. Wolf | Six Years, | Henry Wagner, strolling in Central Park, saw two young men running. When they saw him they ran in dif- ferent directions, Wagner caught the one with the glasses and asked him where he was going. “H-h-h-h-home," was the answer. “That's jail, I guess,” said the co “I Aion't know what you're w for, but I'll bet you're wanted.” So he called up the police at the ed other side of the park and asked if nel they were looking for anybody. “Yes, a stammering guy glasses and another guy,” Wagner was told. “I got one that stammers—I'll bring him over,” said Wagner. »The prisoner gave the name of Lawrence Levy, twenty-one, No, 760 East 1634 Street. Magistrate Groeh! | held him in $20,000 bail on a robbery | ‘charge and $500 more on a charge of Mrs. Esther Wolf's Screams Lead to possessing a revolver, The Magistrate | | also praised W rod eln eo os x0: ws | OO ARGUMENT MADE” ; IN GOULD OUSTER GASE ; to Shift Blame to Dead Man. In his closing address befor preme Court Justice Wh t bury, in behalf « , iT that counsel for George ould, whose removal from the trus hip of his father’s estate Frank is seok- ing, had attempted to shift the blame for alleged misconduct and misman- agement to two men who are dead— the late Judge Dillon, counsel for th Gould estate, and H. C, Phillips, a bookkeeper in the office of the estate Referring to Mra, Helen Gould Shepard, sister of George and Frank jould, Judge Seabury declared that Gegrge was attempting to show. she Was just as wise and cunning as and knew all that was going on in the | administration of the estate. “That is unfair,” said Judge Sea- bury.” Mra. Shepard's skirts surely should not be used as tho refuge be in, Uncon- scious Condition. also ran. hind which this trustee may now | hide George Gould was abmitted Justic this afternoon, expected Whitaker to be oe CROWDER NOT TO RESIGN. Cables Baker F France, 0 ing the Published Story, WASHINGTON, May Baker to-day made public from Major ¢ noch H, Crowder, Judge Advoca' ‘al of the Army n which the General emphatically de lod that he would resign from-> the to accept a position as political ry to the Cuban government Ger owder said he has no intentio: of retiring from the army and that was his desire ‘to appear before the committees of Congress respecting any stigation which Congress may eon ching the adminisirat.on of mil- itary Justiec Richard Barth, the Yellow ian in ‘Broken Bl “|it was impossible “and support three 16,—Seeretary a cablegram Geo. M. Com sess even ft ge ret gherne: ESTIMATE BOARD CRITIC Stewari Browne Forced by Lieuien- ant to Cease Atacks on Sub- way Contract Award. Stewart Browne, who says he repre- sents real estate interests, was forclbl, restrained by Lieut, William Kennel at today’s meeting of the Board of Esti- mate when he insisted upon taking | juring a roll call. Browne objected to the award of a subway contract | amounted to $586,700 to the firm of Terry & Tench for work on the Pelham, Bay extension, Browne stood at the fail pressed his opinion of the Estimate, Mayor Hylan sal | “We have been very patient with you, Browne. We want to show you , but we Insist that you accord same consideration.” Brown continued to talk and Liev Kennel placed a restraining hand his shoulder Browne — Indignantly brushed apide the arm of the law, Ken- stacked his 200 pounds against Brown's 13 pounds and Browne sud- and ex-| Board of gat Up he ded lik y to b once more That end hig activities: PLEA OF UNDER PAY FAILS TO SAVE HIM FROM PRISON No Excuse for Theft, Says Court} Sentencing Knickerbocker Cashier | Who Stole $1,189, | m ¥. wi ett pleaded guilty to-day | in an indictment for grand larceny Irst deg: in the Court of geu- 1 Sessions to-day. He was cashier | of the East 52d Street o Ace | of the Knickerbocker Ice Company. Last February he appropriated the check for $1,189 given to him for pay- roll purposes. “1 was driven to ft,” he |Rosalsky, ‘I have a wife it No, 1122 Chestnut Ave to m people in charge told Judge | and a child ue, Brooklyn intain a hom: in New York | $25 & wee “Altogether,” said Manager Small of the Ice Company, “this man stole| $10,000. There is nothing in his story of being underpaid. He was paid all he was worth.” “How do you know that?’ asked the Judge. “Because, your Honor," said Small, “I started in with the Company at about the same time and at less money than Nett was pald. I worked long nd hard, 1 witched for and seiaed ery opportunity, My salary to- 3040 @ year”? Judge Rosalsky, “the fact that you are underpaid, if it is a} . Was no excuse for your thefts. 1 tence you to Sing Sing for not | Nett,” said not more Protest Am itton of Fine | Jand | WASHINGTON, May 16.—The Rus-| sian political conference at Paria, com- | posed of prominent members of former Russian governments, has protested t the Associat ust recognition of the land by the Britain, Th cision to recost Finland without the consent of Rus: status of « part of it as | Wilson Spe PARIS, May devoted t 1 of delegatic ing from d sentatives » for varlo Bastern Europe Bishop Greer | It was said at St. Luke's Hospital this morning that Bishop Dayid H, Greer had passed comfortable night, and his condition is regarded as sat.sfacte rugienetet une inet Jn United Franc: been Court is asked to award interest of one 4 month on the amount of the unpaid taxes and algo to impose a of the additional per cent ik | he This, figure on st I$ BOUNGED INTO SILENCE COMMERCIAL CABLE SUED; Income Taxes With Interest and Penalty. States District uses of action, between Dec. 31, 1909, and July 1, 1916, were “incorrect, misleading and false, Electric and failed to set forth and to show its true net taxable income within the meaning and intent of the Income Tax Law.” . ( Ld nal Revenue Collector has demanded payment of back taxes due, and it has ALL MAKES QN refused by the company. nalty of 5 per cent. excise due, | The complajnt states that the true net taxable income of the Commercial Cable Company during the period cov- ered by the litigation, and the amount of taxes for which judgment js asked are as follows: Year, 1909 1910 i9iL 1912 1913 tore 1915 124,58! Deegan, Company, al Cable saying William J ackay Company, the insu depreciation of cables of relal Cable Company. “The Commercial Cable said, “in its income tax return, per cent, depreciation, of course, narine sustall We don’t believe the courts.” in VICTORY CHOCOLATES EALIZING that the buying power of the pocketbooks of thousands of our patrons has been scriptior successful order to help Friend Pocketbook as power, we offer, in honor of the quarter of a mil victorious w Attorney is G. Caffey to-day brought in the Federal District Court an Income Tax and penalty sult against the Commer- cial Cable Company. The complaint, which embraces seven ses that the returns made by the company of Its net income The ‘Tre Income, Taxes Due Secretary of the which controls the 4 Government's suit is in connection with the matt the Com- Company,” took 7 while income authorities granted us anly 2 per cent. is a ridjeulously low CIVIL ENGINEER MISSING. Disappeared May 8 From 7 Farm on Hadson. ‘The police of New York were asked to-day to look for Horace P. Huntting, thirty-two years old, a civil engineer, who disappeared on May 8 from Brown's Physical Training Farm at Garrison-on- Hudson. Huntting for the last three years hat been working for the Capital Tradinj Company at Washington, D. C., and wai said to have overworked. On’the even ing of May 8 he went to his room, bu did_not bed. He was missing thj following morning. When he disappeares he was wearing khaki breeches an shirt and a brown sweater. Easy Terms Phone Bryant 5877 ialty Co. Vacuum Cleaner 131 West 42d St. ENGWISLE—Diod Thursday morning. May 16, at his late residence, No. 588 Greene Ave., EDWARD G,, beloved husband of Margaret M. Engwiste Funeral service will be held on Sater- @ay, May 17, 1019, at 8 P. M, sharp. sited Lodge No. 2729, Fraternal Aid nion (Improved Order of Hepthasopha), also members of Brooklyn Lodge No, 22, B. P. O. E., are invited to attend, bi Sunday Interment Locust Valley, L. 1, morning. LYNCH—On May 15. KATI®. beloved daughter of the late Patrick and Jane Lynch (nee Cavanaugh), and member of the Holy Rosary Counct! No, 17, ©. W. B. L. Funeral from her late residence, 410 w Aist st. to Church of Sacred Heart. Saturday, May 17, at 10 A, M. Inter- ent, Calvary. ee LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. * diminished by sub- ifth Vietory Loan, and in uch as is in our 8 conclusion to m boxes of VICTORY CHOCO. a LATES. cine wonderfal chocolate assortment is made up of Fruit ored Creams, Caramels, Nougatines, Fruit J: ts, ete., all gee biped from the very igh price of s. keep down the cost and will be py SPECIAL a a LOFT Stores, while they last, at the remarkably low lies, Mints, Marsh- They plain boxes to 29c POUND BOX Specials for Friday and Saturday, May 16 and 17 CHOCOLATE COVERED NUT, CABAMELS— These are dainty, Digeke of cornmeal MILK CHOCOLAT COVER, he full ripe, luscious flavor of frat cut inte dainty portions, ih oar, world 3—Big Extra Specials for Friday and Saturday—3 yes TANG aoe Go tle no oe Bee or Hat ang fits nox 49 | GERLNES—In this sweet RINES ~in thie eweet roe qpiey COVERED COCOANUT f this goody tt “All squandered, talked away, swept away by a flood of blood; n throne, no crown, neither War ton nor father of his country. Thus MAXIMILIAN HARDEN describes the plight of the ex-Kaiser in another article of the exclusive series he is writing for THE WORLD IN ANOTHER PARAGRAPH HE SAYS: “To-day, in Germany's darkest spring, I am comforted over my many all-too-human mistakes by the fact that I. never mistook the two men whose names for all eternity will horrify and shine at the beginning and at the end of the world war, the shining, ordering, saber-rattling war lord and the simple peace bringer in @ black professorial coat; that despite all abuse and threats, 1 was always against William, always for Wilson This two thousand word article by Germany's rebel editor THE WOR EDITION LIMITED TO DEMAND. ORDER FROM NEWSDEALER IN ADVANCE will appear in TO-MORROW MORNING