WILL SEND
Appeal to u.s.
Ltment to World on
Kn Aeainst Draft Is
Planned
i -
fiOES T0 WILS0N FIRST
Ltlon Continues Threaten
W ..fo1inti T.fibor
- HUOblu"
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1918
PHILADELPHIAN SOON TO "GO OVER" B0ND CAMPAIGN LAGS I
FIVE MILLIONS A DAY
to
Council Bucks Erin
Ilublln, April 20
. . V'nltnllll'ulU
' ...(.H(9 01 me -.m." - .
' inr OBrlcnitM mid Lnborltes
cSed " "r"mre for ,,ro"cma;
2 , he world '"tnlM ment
1 m ' against tho conu-ul.
L'titry m.W imposed ...v the
rfl,h Government
. . t..nr nf nuhlln lias been
I" ' t0 i Washington lint! present
-tJnent pemi.iallv to President
JSTWOTIW" un.nln.ouMy PuU
Luita "'ar,n ,,,Pir ',"cmln",l0,,
"tS conscription The resolution
? .i.ii.r to the one niloplcil bv Hie
tbhopsa Matnoo.boirllerl-i the
I inn.nmiiaini), i in n , m jMi'mwiffCT'iiMWMiWMiJBaaw
I H ' if T 1
I u&P f ' 1
i r i.-r
I feteaaffiaMaa5i ,,:n
?.rRPnt 1,n Uicha,tl Wood, foimcrly u membci of the Second
( ity Troop, icccntly was tnimferrrd from San Antonio, Texas,
to the remount station at Camp Di, where Ins expert horseman
ship is brought into piny. Sergeant Wood served with the United
States Cavalry in Mexico in 1910
ORDER FURTHER PROBE DANIELS SAYS LABOR
lt "::- -J-, i IN CHEROKEE DISASTER UPSET KAISER'S PLAN
rtr". A iwiand and tli.it It was an
liiand Inhuman law which the ,
Wavy Board rinda urounds to failure of Revolt Propaganda "shed u new record in awards of
ii'u i ti'ii r Mings, hating passed on UK cinm
mtterest Pill for , lommunltleH reporting otcrsul
&a'',. i,m. the right tn resist ' by
dnffi consonant with the law oC
&L i.i.h clergv was directed to an
I U,!l nr receiving contributions
K, and parish meetings Mill be
oUSt'sSndiJ to gain adherents to
Cluthorit.es .n Ireland are taking
82, to deal with the filiation, which,
"i" .v. t..t is threatening
'Zi, hnr council at Sidney. N s .
JW"! it. nriiioh dot eminent to re-
' Mif Its decision to apply conscrlp
!. .J , ' nvchanee Tele.
iTk, labor council at Miney. .-. .- .
SU resolution to send a cable
teirt to rrcn.ler Iloxd r.eorKe re-
bfimit r!f
4r(rd lls
.". .h frni the Australian clt
Zwlri Carson the Ulster leader.
taWrt Rie follow Ing mcssaire to tho
bifirt nw spapers
fii: ,l,.ar dutv Is to support our
L...I .oldlers at the
iirMrd Ulster in ner posmon i
I UBBrf Kingdom and the Kmplre.
inr Thoniao Jlci alien mis ui-ui.
VCbmmons for the Tu lamoro division
5Jrw Count Ireland lie Is r Sinn
rttttr.
1 Doctor Met .irtcn was arrested lit
" . i. . .. j l.n..lit tn Vrtll
Jirfix last iao ii"n ii' " --
lei to be arraiRiicd on the charge of
Vitnf obtained an American passport
jiMulently He tame to the United
SUW 8 a representatlo of the Sinn
W larH and accnrdlni? to the Ked-
Warrant Investigation by
Higher Tribunal
iisliliiKtnn, April .'0
The board of linctlKatlon which In-
Gcrmans
'Miuanliini, Mans,, April JO
Nation Must Perform Vigor
ous Work in Order to
Overcome Handicap
(m'ADOO'S STIRRING PLEA
i
I Calls on America Again to Answer
Germany's Uoast of Popular
Interest in Loan
I mlitnitlnii, Apill SO I
The 'treasury iJcniirtnutit nniioiimed
today that HUbscrlptlons to the third i
I'bcrty I,o,m were runnliiK Khort In ,
J5, 000,(100 of the dally iivcraKc required
I at the latest oITIcIhI count up to the
'close nf busline on April IS 1 be na
tional total reported from tho twele
Kedcnil ltiscnc districts In $1,201,714.
I .'50 This Is (0 per cent of the mini
mum iiuotii of ?.1,OOO,OOO,O0ft.
i Four more Stales are reported mi
bfflcltll) to h,ie oeiillbscrlbed tliell
ipiotus 'I bey are Montana North Da
kota, Kentucky uml Indian i
St Louis Is forcing ahead of all ills
trlits, balnK clinred more than $100,-
I 000,000,
I credit la attemplliiK to smash nil rec
ords, in obtaining Its run uunl.i neiore
ulKht
New ' York Mate nportu the Biand
lotal of $301.928. D00 with tho district
In elKhtb place CIiUmko has estab-
oi nonor
ms from
rsubsorlp-
llons With the olllclal tlRurcw KiiowinB
only 8 licr cent of Its quota subscribed,
the Atlanta district has telegraphed the
loan headqinrters that 40 per tint of its
quota has been obtained
Germany's Seven Loans
Wc Have to Beat
l.nall.
l.rst . .
Second .
Third ..
fourth .
rifth ...
Sixth ...
Seventh
Subscriber.
.. 1.267,335
.. 2.CD1.0CO
.. 3.90(5,418
... 5,279,645
,.. 3.809,976
... C.7G8.082
.. 5.213,373
A Oerman mark' at
23.8 cents
Amount
(murks)
4, ISO 000.000
9.160.000,000
12,162,000.000
10,767.000.000
10,699.000.000
12.979.000,000
12,626.000,000
pnr Is worth
DISLOYALTY MEASURE
POWER TO CONSCRIPT
SHIPPING DEMANDED
Hurley Explains Sweeping
Amendments Proposed to
Act Pending in Senate
I the Chamberlain bill They feel that
their work cannot be brbugnt up Id th
hlahent slnndard of emclency ns lone
KlfPf TV mn TID ACnrTfi"" ,,,c military authorities are power
ilijLU 1UU LUiAollvj lcs'' '" ndmlnlitrr quick and summary
i Justice to convicted Herman agents.
. The practlco of admitting iplci to ball,
, . ,,,. they ikolure, Mrtually nullinoH their
Canvass Shows Unwillingness1 work
Senator Iloran, of lilulio. lias taken ne
lead In announcing his opposition to the
measure lie characterized It ns unncces-
UL
to Transfer Prosecutions to
Military Authorities
Gerard PjrqpCTlyJi) JfctHf lrfc .
,Vililnln(i, April 20. Jfm4rrjm
ihreats nelxe the prlate property m(
Jams W OeiiJrd lit Berlin Were dun trt,
1 rn.sundrrntnndlng the State Depart
ment Is ndilred by tlio HpanU.i embasoy
In the German capital It lnow sfaUd
the Oerman (loernmcnt will repct
all diplomatic and consular property
WARN OF KU KLUX KLAN
The grcatcbt disappointment of the f Oiegon bis reported 50.71 S lndllduil
quired into the rati, for tho loss of , K.-ilrer In tJerlh. has not been the :rl.' , ?.n' " " !, , .',Ii i,, i io d
the na.il tug Cherokee Kebruary 26. failure of the U-boat warfare to starxe
causing the deaths, of Lieutenant 1; D
Newell, of Philadelphia, und twinty-sl
men, has reported that It found suillclent
grounds for an !nestlgatlon by a board
of Inquiry. It Is stated olllclnlly bj the
N'ay Department
The board of lnestigatlon heard wit
npMHPtf In I'nnirt rtlnn with the allecatlons
Mint soldiers at the front and to resist 0f tho anw and other reditu es of
CvmA rule bill which attempts . TiP11t,.nt x,.viel that he knew the es.
i-el to be unseaworthy, bad so leported
to his superlois and bad objected to
making the fatal trip whlcn resulted In
the tug being lost off the Marjland
coapt.
t'ndei Judicial procedure In the nay
a court of Inquiry sits only when the
lower bod finds suillclent grounds In its
Iniestlgatlon for further nitlon The
court of InquliJ Is expeited to begin
hearings at Philadelphia w thin a day
or two. There Is one higher tribunal In
the ninal establishment, a court-martial,
whli h would try o(11cert found by
tho lower bodlen to hae been negligent
In the disihaigu of duty
jal mthorttles In New York, was i-cdt-Sj
to return to Ireland with a lev
)l brlnjlrg about n recurience nf the
lutir Monday riots in Dublin In 1916
ltn h was arrested lie was taken
310 court last December and released
pier WOO ball Ills case is still pend-
w
'GERMANS WANT INDEMITY
teuton Attitude Indicated by Piincc
Wilhelm's Speech
J AnittnUm, Apr 1 20 Indemnities
Till ke asked by Clermany. accordl ie to
Wrince Frledrlch Wllhclni of Prussia, son
N the late Prince Albrech'j, Itegent of
Jntlwlck, as quoted by the Cologne
Ttliuetun?. In a sneech at Breblau.
j this newspaper, Prince, Frledrlch
nuwim g&iu
ITh enemy' rejection of tho hand of
p4 justifies us In demanding economic
ul Cnlncial indemnities Such Indem-
lltti itso are needed for our economic
trtlopment "
I ' "
fOCKET BIBLES GIVEN
19 DEPARTING SAILORS
rhe (lerman llenelii lal
has bought
IbeitN Loan
the Allies, but In the falllnz down of Union of PlttsburKb, Pa
the weU-planned propaganda to foment I - XZ
k noi-1 ii rroiuiiou in Auiern
Secretar
said tl.r. I'ltmhnrirl, I'Hlrlntlc League amount
Daniels, In an address to- i,,,,- ".t nno
da, nftei lsltlng tin- big fhlpiard here. tIh co-operation of 2.U00.000 Christian
where the (Internment, through the or- Kndeniorlrs was urged In .1 telegram
ganUatlnn of the Tore ItUer Shlpbulld- Usued tnilat bj Associate I'resident
Ing Compinv, Is constructing the largist, Daniel A Poling to the war loan organ-
plant In the wotld for ntilldlng destroy
eri-
"Tho greateht (llsappolntineiit. Sec
retary Daniels inntlnuid, "Is that tho
efforts of his paid spies and inilhsarles,
whispering In the tars of an laboring
mm who would listen to them, arc worso
than wiiKl'd, and though mme I W.
V In the West hae raised their hands
to parahze government, the leaders and
the rank nnd file nf Inoor hn not onl
strengthned the iower nf America, but
hae heartened the men tighllng for
freedom across the pea
'Labor In Ainerb a undcrstonds that
It depends for Its life and progress and
future tlctorl"s upon overcoming the
Herman autocracy In this war"
Secretary Daniels said that the men
who aro turning out destroyers and mu
nitions arc Just as tir.ue as the men
v ho are at tho front He tailed at
tention to the fact that there Is not a
Mi. Poling has Just returned
lite weeks' tour of the westtru
Izatlon
from
front
20,1100,0011 Mibrrlber ttnnlfil
Secretary MrAdtio todat illed upon
Americans to answer (lerman threats
with 20 000 000 Indltldual subcrlptlo.i.s
to the third I.lbtrtv Loan He pleaded
foi the nation to demonstrate Its unlit
in the prosecution of the war lit doubling
the totil number of subscriptions of the
second loan
(iernmn) has boasted of the wide ills,
trlbutlon of her war loins as on etidence
of Oerman unlt In his new appeal
M ilblnctnn, April 20.
President Wilson must hate absolute
power to conscript the sblpplug rtsouiees
of the Pnlted Slates Chairman Iturlcj.
of the uhlpplnp board, made this Mate
inrnl In explanation of two wide-sweeping
amendments to tho shipping ml
and with 78 per .eut to Its "hMl l,, "'""'h Commerce Commit-
ire nan ociore it lor consideration today
Under existing laws there Is no au
thority for the United States to requi
sition American ships In foreign poits.
Chairman Hurlcj declared that up to
the present thno this has caused no
trouble, because ship owners hate been
patriotic In their desire to place their
propert at the disposal of the Hot em
inent lie states that additional power
Is iiec-s.s.iry, howctei, for "etieptloml
cases Penalty of n line and Im-
piis-mmcht Is proposed for tho-e whoj
tlolate a requisition order
"Another serious defect in the p,
Isllng law Is that In all prob.ibllltt It
penults onl tlio leciuls'tlonlng of the
bare phjslial possession of the ship
Chairman Hurley stated "It does not
authorize requisitioning the urilie, of
the ship owner's organization and crew
In pruulcc It Is almost nei -ssaart to
do the lal.cr The legislation pro
posed does not, of ioure, contemplate
conscription of crews It puseitcs the1
pilmlple that litlllan tabor must he
toluntiiit laboi "
Deciirlng that rll Mllej niantlm.
nation!! luiti found It neiess. to niii
trol the chartering of neutral nations
Chairman Hurley asks that leglsl itlon
to this t f ft 1 1 be pissed In this lountrt
It Is necessar, he diclares, "in ordu
to protent the uncontrolled bidding up
nf the tonnage market and to main- '
tain a proper eontiol of the Impoits
ami eports " i
Clear and iblltnel iiowii (o rvnulsi-
tlon doiks anil teimlnnls Is also (.ought
Loyal AmcricnnR Tell Congress An
archy May fcnsue Where Ger
mans Are Active
tl nublnitlnn, April 20
Opposition of the most determined
character made Us appearance In Con
gress today ngalnst tho Chamberlain
bill declaring tho United StattB n pari
of the military zone and protld ng
firing squad i for spies mid disloyalists
Displtc much linpatlenco In Congress
oter the Hot ernment's lnablll to cope
moro successfully with espionage nnd
treason, prediction whs made today that
tho Chamberlain bill would not pass
Members opposing It declared tint: It rep
resents Prusslanlsm raised to the "nth"
degree and that It tlolates the funda
mental principle nf tho Constitution
Lot nl Americans from both Minnesota
and Wisconsin hate warned Congiess
that
rary and unconstitutional Jie lei it
be known today that he would fight It
to the last ditch when It comes up In
the Senate as menacing the free lnstltu-
tlons of the United State?
Senator Chamberlain, of (iregon the j
sponsor of the measure declared bo
would use ctery means to bring It to'
a tote In the. Senate Ho believes that '
the American urmv In France cannot bo
adequate!) protected against dislojalty
ut home without the measure
SUFFRAGE HOSPITAL
UNIT WAS IN BIG DRIVE
Mrs. Drown Will Go Abroad to Aid
in Ucorganizntion of Scat-
tcred Foicca
linlliitiiipntU, lml April 20 To re
organize the hospital unit sent to the
war zone by the suffrage organization
MrV Itajmond llrovvn, of New York,
fourth vice president of the National
American Suffrage Association, will go
to France soon This plan was deeliK'd
upon at the opening session here of the
twn-dav council of the executive board
unless more effective steps are i of the iittlonal orgiinlatlon
i 1 ,,i iiiiik " it 1'i.i in nun in, , i ii i iii,7
executive board meeting the hosnltal
unit spnnso'ed b.v the suffrage organlza-,
lion was In direct path of the Herman I
drive nru bad been scadeted bv the
gradual retirement nf tbp rtrltlsb fon es ,
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt. president '
of the national association. Is presiding
at the sessions and tlrtuallt all the
meiuherH und national officers are In
taken by the Hot eminent to root out
dlslojaltv, "Klu-Klux Klans" will he
organized and that anarchy will ensue
In some set tlons of the country where
Herman propagandists aro most active
Nevertheless, cant ass today showed that
the majority of Congress Is still un
willing to take the prosecution of
i iniiiiiiri n miii iiiiiiwiiui viiivi io n ,
nlonairo and dlyloRlt nut nf tnc mmli jiirtiihiwi- I
of tho Department of Justice mul trans-
fcrlt to the nillltaiy authorities Germans Approach Crimea
Officials of the Vtnr and .Natv He-
parlments having charge or the work Hlln. Apr 1 -'0 -e.eriimn troops in
of running down spies and traitors 'J'., ' '" ' ffJ t? T?, !i V,'","
hato Indorsed the g-nerul prlm-ipk of -jhout flftt mile north nf the Crimen XJk
First Regiment
Armory
Broad & Callowhill Sta.
1 P. IM. Io 10 P. M.
Today
Your Last Opportunity
to sec all these modern
time and labor saving de
vices and systems demon
strated by experts.
The Show closes at 10
P. M. today. Every busi
ness house should have
a representative go to the
Show and investigate. It
may mean annual sav
ings of thousands of
dollars in the adminis
tration of your business.
i
ma
for Liberty Loan subscriptions McMlon b ' ha man Hui I. v The S. nate Com.
declared the time had come to show her I """' """""""'V m,V,,,,1 "" ,,h, ,"U'
associates In the fight as well as the "n na ,r 1 tcher hope ,o
enemy that the nation Is w hr.ln-1 ," l ihfiii to tlio is,cn.-it noxt x -oK
heartedU for complete demolition
Hei man autocracy
Tin re were iinprovlm.ite lv ( r,00 OOo
Farm HrinRs Nearly $1000 an Acre
!.. Atirll 0 Si 11 1!tl-
.. . .-'h, ,.f it'hI ri'tuiiKhln has lust sold ' iim-iA Imilv win iinv ,.r-iilUe nower I Indiv Idual subscribers to the Hi st Llbert
his farm of eleven acres, two miles i tnat (!()t.s t)0t lirl(. unoI1 lt n re,,rP. Loan .More than 9. 600.000 subscriptions
northwest or .evv iiouano io uiorKt .
Martin
be the
farmland
A r i i.A L,,in .,i.i i... ii,in uprn re,sir,lerf tn the second i atupalgli
1,1 " 5,'SHj.onfi?rea,ter Count? I with the representatives of the employ-, The largest number of subscribers to
land of tl"$i ana cit. and biting an equal tolce anv of the seten H.rman loans was
lana oi jj.d sj an aen. r. ' 6 7C8.082, and that after two e.trs of
NAME NEW HELPER FINEST TELESCOPE
' Ten per cent of this nation s popula
tion bought bonds In the second cam
. nalcn lt was onlv utter the very heart
FOR STATE LIBRARY ' MADE IN PITTSBURGH j i,TalWr &E.
bonds, according to flgurcH recelted at
- I tho Treasury Department Thesa figures
Regan, of West Chester, Is j Less Than Four Years Re- j unlt;U hX-. 1"ber!"o oS
declared
MRS. RYAN DEDICATES
HOME TO WAR OFFICERS
Imposing New York Edifice
Formally Tendered for Use
of Army and Navy
ntrican Snrn'nfv PoannnHa tn
t. 71. v. wri"
nea of Chaplain With
100 Testaments
iPao hundred pocket testaments weie
""Mid to enlisted men today within
In hiurs of the'r departure from the
elphla Naty Yard This donation
m by the American Blhlo So
t ' request of Chaplain Leslie Mll
ft united States navy, who called at
f iioclety's headquarters; at Seventh
WWilnut stree's
lite chaplain deplored the fact that
JJJ men would bate to leate home
"ut even a Iilble to comfort them,
,M within two hours 100 small Bibles
? received at tho naty jard and dls-'
ted among tho men
rFCUr British doiiai, .. i, i.n.i i,nM,i
JJMilp chaplain preach at the Itlch-
i ireBDyterlan Church last Sunday
-contributed $t toward tho pur-
Tjj-a i uiDiea ror the men.
IJttfcpalgn to raise $4ov,000 wns ro-
launched and will close tho last
a fit, montn Already the Amerl-
g .i oqgieiy nas furnished sold ers
,J MHora through tho Ycting Men's
" oociaiicn ttitii more than
JfUlIon pocket testaments It la hmini
Ktho money derlv-d from the present
rjw'in will help toward hating dls
PM another million of these tes-
Ijrty Bonds hate been sent the
'SSrr'I8 of t,,e Bt--lety, that more
m? it soldlers "ay bato testa
ttw.il. donors' ' Performing a
imA iv wt" as a religious duty, are
'nirtd the i.An i .. . ... ! .
) V "" uoihis win not rje
Pn vibon the market.
Successor to Norman
Gray
Hiirrinburg, April 20
Intln Began, known among his friends
as "Spider." Is now the nsslstant State
Librarian He conducts a poolroom and
cigar store opposite the Mansion Hou-e
at West Chtttcr and In politics he op
poses State Senator T. Larry I re His
only knowledge of books. It is said at
the Capitol, was gained from keeping a
set of booka for his brother
Regan succeeds Norman D. Gray, also
of West Chester, who Is not a poli
tician and who did not circulate an
O'Nell petition when requested Hray
has been here nineteen jcars and Is a
recognized authority on books of all
kinds.
The change was made several days
although the Governors onice to-
quired to Grind 73-Inch
Mirror for Canada
Statistics reteal that between (Hto-
her 1, 1913, and the first of this ear,
Hermany's debt Jumped from $1,165,-
000,000 to $25,408,000.0011
rittklium. April 20 I Including tho American loans to the
What is said to be tho world's finest I Allied Hot ernments this nation's public
. , , , . . I debt on January 31 was only $i,.58,-
telescopo and the second largest has(()0()000 ()r ,css t)lan one.thr,i of r.er-
been completed In the workshop of Dr ,many's When the United States entered
John A Brashear here and has been I the war the national debt was $1,203,-
shlpped to the Dominion Astronomical 1000.000
Obseitatoiy in Victoria, Can The mlr. I , ,.irk, April 20 V gain of $22.
ror is setenty-thrce Inches In diameter 000 000 -'3-0t0ooJnn;un1cc;;hoV7ly
Nine years were required for the grind-. befor( ,0 o.cIn0U t0(lay ny vno oan
Ing nnd pollshln? of the largest mirror managers of the Second district Todaj'.s
in the world, which Is a 100-Inch mirror, 'total the twelfth day or tno campaign
while tho ono just turned out fiom the
was about $2,000,000 ahead of the eleten.
Nrw iiirl., April 20. I
As h .New York home for olllcir-i of
the army and navj pissing through the j
clt, the flte-siorj resldinie, nt I.' Hast
.SKt-M"tcnth street was formally opened
with a reception to the olllcers now in I
this city by Mrs. Thomas Fortune ltjiin, I
who has donated the house for the period
of the v ar . I
It wat estimated that 200 soldier i aw
companled by their wives or relatives
called duilng the hours of receiving The
spacious drawing loonu and dining
rooms, which had been remodeled and
refitted, were decoiated with flags and
flowers Music was furnlfhed b an or
chestra and refreshments were served
This inccca In New Yoik's desirt of
brick nnd mortar Is to be known as the
Central Park Olllcers' House" and will
while tho one) just tuineo. oui iioni nit , toW, of )e ,aBt cam,,aKn am, ,,,, mst desirable plac? of abode for of.
PlttsbuiBh shop was completed in less on(iiciuently u aapxminuneat. to the Hers of the arm and natj while In
than four yeai
Tho largo piece of glass, tvlilch In its
finished state weighs two and one-
managers.
BIG GUNS RESUME
nirn
"" . . . . . ... . . . . i i
day said no appointment nau Deen jourin tons, nrritea neio in aukubi
made, and the Goternor said, oter th i 1914. It was made In Belgium nnd left
telephone, that no successor to O ray Antwerp ono week before war was de
hn.i hnpn named. elared. The l eouh ements were that Its
Tho Goternor, who desired Hray s gieates't en or should not be more than I
place for a tote-getter In Ilj re's district I 1-250.000 Inch. The greatest error in , .. n-
un.tn.l cioIa T IHrnrlnn Alnnlpnm.rv 1 11, ....!.- Io 1 -jni. OO Innl-i I IITIS, vpill -w.
some time ago to drop Gray. The State n.,, ,.,,.. w-itfh flftv.flvp tons range guns resumed their bombard-1 now In France, and the other. Joseph J
Shell Paris After Silence of Forty-
eight Hours
-The Heinian long-
New York It Is Mrs lljan's own Idea.
The hou'e was gratefull accepted by
Major Heiivral Datld C Shanks. In com
mand of the port of New York Major
Jthn T. Axton, chaplain In th , was
master of ceremonies
Mr. ltaii was present and assisted
Mrs It) an In ritelvlng the guests He
has two Kins In tho army, one Captain
Cltndennln J. Ban, of the flying corps.
librarian could not do this under the , nn,,"tno po,ar ax.s Js tiventythiee feet ment of Paris last evening after aan. a sergeant In Base Hospital No.
,ftVca awtliew-- a librarian who I ""B a"- en "" t '" -Henco of forty-elght hours. The long I1' " '....'"ouse is neither a club
allowed the poimclans V nil the llbiary ! f''"1 " ' l ''' ono fcct lonK and ' Interval since the last bombardment , nol n notel Moder.lto rntM ar,. cluirRpd
1 weighs twelve tons.
with friends, and then dropped them wt-ibiia is.0 i.a. ise tQ th(j beef tjat ncw
within a few days lor incompetency i ITAT11T methods of countei-flie by the I'icncb
,in.. rboareVoV . eW o th." Ibrio ' """" """ V, V V t '. are proving effective,
could drop emplo5es Ul'- l'Ul HU Wirn n Jvii.
This consists of liotemor urumoaugo
for services rendered There are excel
lent equipments of dining rooms and
kitchens and there are rooms to accom
modate about fortt ollkers at a time.
Airiincementh nre being made to , Billiard tables, pianos and tictrolas of-
send the chlldicn in Paris to primary fer opportunltleH foi leinatlou and the
Secretary of the Commonwealth Woods k, pattcrson's Latest Arrest Is on ' schools In the piovlnccs to protect house Is In evtr.v ispett nn admlrablo
and Attorney General Brown Tho board ms- auerson s i.aitsv rtirt-ai. on thpm from th(j (,nemy lon.Iange 1)om. I substitute for home for the officers en
VjllUrge Ul lunillb liuaumiu o
PANVILLE QUOTA PASSED
r Flag Won When Town Takes
?237,400 of Loan
'till.. 1. A-.!, HI, .,..!.
trTo?n4 '." qVoU '" tn third Llb-
lii.rrM Camnalcrn Til. nmraml r.
U H,bJ ra'fced to win an .onor flag
SV'MOO, which 752 subscribers
-'Js IcC'lure Dnnvllln l,lrran.. n
. t3!iM??r Coun'tles district
iti rP."." ,tht Bloomsburg has
w it.,c,???u?..ttnd...v;y'
Urtd mJi. c r.lbers for 1160,000. Its
quota is the same as that of
hi.i a meeting several days ago,
dropped Gray Immediately and named
Began.
DUTCH TO DEMOBILIZE
FOR RETRENCHMENT
Finance Minister Says Aimy Must
Be Partly Dispersed After
Western Offensive
Amsterdam. April 20 The Finance
Minister. M W P Treub has Informed
the Second Chamber that the Govern
ment must consider partial demoiilllia
tn.. nf ii.A nrmv nn soon as the great
offensive on the western front Is oter
Suitcase
bardment
I ri'Ute to and from the bnttlcllne
n-l.n nii.itlnn ft pnllAntlv line lilSMi
asked whether the theaties nnd places heretofore" said Major Axtbn nt
of amusement in I'm Is ought not to !' fcptlon last tight "They hate
Little has been done for the ollkeri.
the
been
. . a .1 n tu iinnemi si ,-. niwiiLnmnin
r "'V;';..-.. ...... ..i,. nnpn. i.mldpd urnnor mp.is- KM to Mini pri mucn lor inemseUcn
I'atterson. ot lis wesc neveiiiyminu :.... -.----. . :. v . ., kii ...UDi.it- titr.iirri v.. vt i..
,--. nfnu firp taken to Rssuie tne tnieiv oi i n,'"p - -. wu vn.
.street, daughter and heiress of "Lucky , urea a re taken to ' "''llrH Bjan'e wlendld gift Is the first
Baldwin, of California. Is In hot water ',,. ' Tne directors themselves are thing of the kind In New York, and.
again Her husband, who Is suing for '. rwnelmlnBly against closing. Hh -i single exception. In the country."
and the dangers for Holland are less- Uhlch he says are of talue In the eU
IlIIU llio uw"6i. i - !.,... nnttnti nnn ilonnmllnna which hi
cned.
dltorce. had her arrested jesterday. He i
is Andrew V. I'atterton and for many
ears he represented the Standard Oil
Company In Portugal, where he was
made a baron because of financial ad
vice, he gate the King
The Pattersons hate been separated
since last September. Her arrest was
on a charge of entering his room at
the Hotel .Nemerinnus nnu laaing
suitcase containing Jewelry papers
.!,' xriniuiA. unlrl this necessity arose
from Holland's financial position, which
tvas so serious that very strict measures
"' Minister3 Treub suggested a loan of
. mn nnn ann florins to cover all e
!l""Z connected with the war. 1915 he leu ncr asserting sne nau iuu
ihlch afreadt hat J f amounted to more , much temperament " She had been on
V..ni nnn noft.OOO tlorlns I the stage
torce action and decorations which he
recelted from the King oi i-oriugai
Last spring Mr Patterson had his
wife arrested, saying she had assaulted
him In the New York Athletic Club
Theirs had been a lote-ai-flrst-slght
affolr but soon after the marriage In
'mJikx "4 THIRT1 f r
'V&.S ,1 N bV ' V. '.. ' ij1
'SSfi. fa i iA tT? t?S" 3f tto,?S,sfTKnfc wit! VBL f HP js (TBuW !i
t'
The
House of
Taylor
-111 ra
AquA
SPEEDS WAR LOAN
in
Ue Rally put8 New Life
Bond Campaigninc;
WrlSin1'!'1! Aprl1 20 Tanmnim's
PllhtbvrUS aa Elven Impetus
PMtriiLon . of th largest patriotic
IWiv ka; ,ne history or the
ftJnh'h.!.?..0 "PS '" he line of
. rna..,"' ? r"m.S..rP- .,..
. RnAi. ""nili loiiowniB vno
Mlev a. i .were 'nade by Clar-
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