: i"'lVa"" ", t ' iiiiTiirin a.,. j. .i..!,......,..,... .i n i i. i - n ),i .4 .A.-H.. ...hi.'.! ... . ! V, , i I. -, mil,-., , , , .. Mw i.i i.iiM .!' .m miiiw. ii i ii ihIWi-.Aiiw nii.li .OH ii MMn j . .. i, .,.., -, ... ..j iavA PLOTTERS ALMOST SUCCEEDED IN STRIKE W1 4 OF LONGSHOREMEN, BUT "EAGLE'S EYE" INTERFERED I- ,i' ibers of Criminology Club, Disguised as Dock iborers, Interfere in Teutons' Acts of Sabotage 1 Harrison Grant and Three Assist ants Imprisoned in Capsized Ship Saved From Death by New York Police After Thrilling Adventure free himself but Muldonns burly fist wis written large on his smlllne counte- n rj tsignpd to Enrage Employers and Thus Render iArhitrnlinn TTtforln TmnnQsihlo lVv, " y WWw es )r- V V .' B THE dflV Wftr fn tnpmherS Of the fe Criminology Cluh, In their assumed statltv of dock hands heard with Irrt- Muy ot dock hands heard witn im Mm frequency the announcement of tiniiB raccung caireu mr max i"s"' iudden chance of nttltude or tne wners toward tne longsnoromen startling and puzzling Harrison elf iiltn us he tried to dlinel It hy l" coniesiea nis nevviinermeni Sing tne small groups mat Ratnoren , and there, listening for the meager Brmatlon their conversation con Bed. The talk was mostly of an rumentatlva nature discussion rising IKtcally oer the soaring cost nf llv- :i their long hours, and the wrongs, icled or otherwise heaped unon them ' tne Shipowners in encn nine group P llll lllllf KMIU ant noticed when excitement InKgcd One more cool-headed thin the rest unseled less haste and more ciutinn n hot-headed tStlk and more cool hnfrht- that at lnst nne nf the croun aa redv tn stir thpm lirj into nrtrtl- Snt again But hi these troublesome Mttxtnrn. nplthpr flrnnt nor htn ron- itees could recognize an of the paid mtnta of the German Goernmcnt 0wn to them The sinking of the lighter had become : Jimin luiiiu oi i:unrr?Hiiuii wuimh fn-hlgh The longshoremen resented 1 UUUll IIUU eAClieillCIlL illitl IKIlnllllll Bine accused of sinking the lighter rthemently group after group dls- iimto any sucn guilt Ann wnne one roup, hot ln its denials, still seemed 5 v Dei lev e tnat tne snipowners wouin wen io tneir aennis ni guni limp aim gln Grant heard references to thn Inking of the lighter as If It had been te work or tne longsnnremen ana as tfah was a commendable ict In view of K TrrongS done them These ngltatnrs Ms kneiv wprp a forplrrn plpmpnt Jhe air was permeated with the strike aver, ana tne lev er was ten nj remarKs Ictlons, hints, constants passing among sing amonc ene worKmen, oui none ni incm iriice ibls to men of known German leinlngs Passing Billy Cavamugh Grint sig naled to him to stop a moment and grille ne moppeu nis perspiring iore- aa, confided nis doums to mm triKe men cing f6n Rintelen had called the night before fras rushing his inexperienced crew The orK Di loaumg tne arsuius niu gone rwara wits a rush uuiiv unnrers norant of the crime In which thev were AtiS used aB tools, loaded crates nd nes of nroduce into the hold nf the jlrsulus Re-enforced here and there hy n witn wnom tne foreman was lamit- and who were well aware of their bare in the crime, elrlven nnd roired lid cursed at by the foreman the labnr- Dent to tneir tasit vnu tne cargo rtfon the water side of the xesscl Her .wien were pulline at their moorIiiR h creaked and rattled with th wash ot current ana listed ftiiRtuiv in her hup Ut in the neethinc maelstrom nf actl- ly these things passed unnoticed '.lamara tne ena ot ine inernoon urnni Kea up tne word that tne men at tm jieaaquariers naa innen up tne ion or a strike witn tne shipowner more That the were seeklne to Iftce them that theie should he one pare conference before the strike ui Hiea Ana at iasttne worn came tint flhlDOttnera had consented to their as and would confer with them that ere Rnouia oe one moie cooierpnce ne- VIM 3,000,000 M. ADMVTlVTfDPACI? rf-iiiiiui liiuutfiaEi U C,: TT i UC vjuiiiniiiici. Ullcllll' I i .-. mOUS lor Addition tO i fTT c n I U. b. I1 OrCCS I )R OLDER VOLUNTEERS irh Jz SY Washlilfftnn. Slav 25. resident Wilion la authotlzed Mn 'discretion and at such time ns he tiy determine tn m.bp and hpedn the iralning of an additional force of Ldpn.vino men," under the terms of enator Reeds resolution which has en unanimously ai)proert hv the en$e Jlilitary Committee These are to be called for training nt bch times and in such numbers as i.Presldent mav direct" je3enator Reed announced that he ouirj prouatily report the1 hill to the ate next Monday and endeaor to live It consldeied at an earlv date t)te House Military Committee nl iMdy has added tn the aimv bill nn Ittmlnlstration prolHlon ghlng un lltod authority to the President to an army of whnteer size is iti. retary Baker j esterdai sent to agress the draft of a hill pionoslng jraise the maximum age limit for iuntary enlistment In the army from try to nny-ine jears. ah men more tn forty ear old so enlisted would assigned, to noncombatant service Lrtk To Release Younger Men jtn 4- letter to Speaker Clark asking i , ine Din do pusnea, isecretary tr said: pery man above the age of forty wno is enlisted in noncombat inches of the service, will make bin for duty with the line troops i within the prescribed age limit U, troops. ty men, whose long experience anlcs and artisans will make .particularly valuable to the a ut corps ana departments, may .'secured. Instead of younger ooui sucn experience, ana the - in iiib sum corps ana ae- thus will be (Increased." I probably are 7.600.000 men b. Ifce ages of forty and fftyflve. tw thousands bf them already i neir aesjre ,io serve oy Donv th department with applica- nuie the great majority of the this class undoubtedly will be from enlisting by family rtes ties, the number at lil- i Join the colors l.xpectc4. U t wan sumcienL (a meet tlja In view". Corps positions Include many behind th? front. Jver head- unit includes a number of for which the older men lust as well suite! as the ; occupant, who. under the rfew Buia te released lor line duty. , MunutiessTB uiavras.MpOaern BMlntajned as an tffllnt , have between fO and 4E per u) Bireng in on miy IMtlV fi ! PMKn 8JW OMa .I1 caning I oon t know me n ii i nev sPokp m - -. "- i..i. n .ne i i i n uiu n k i n neine, . , uum '! .- i ,.i r. -"i- ihiiii ipinni rm ward nnd peeied into " - ',, ,,. i,ls path wis i p--ettini, me miii kit s oi c i.uu ums SI if the Strike reason for thel. Gernnn We did ,7. '""V "C '"h hi to nlnt seemed or no. His 'iM ,r,o,d ,. th t ible laleno-k (I've it to iiv tin Ine of one of the pitrolmen unr , ,, ,"! shoi nut to sele his ind leu, seived to hu 1 he bright S3 .1 Strike' And weve good work at our ' ;"'1" dr,'h th" fou, m ,1, r. of th. Tin' h ti M 1 t-cI o i , lid i ,p. , ,,,,, hunleel the ininlemen, to t I enrv ' n i ,..!, Vl em struccllng to his i.loied liellld nn In 1 e,uek slrfJim.tO- !&-r got to tlnd out for The derma n ,,nrK ,,,, n,,t "minejog, e-i, se V ,n o ,i,i, s wth ,f prop- , n ' 'C " ''" ,, r" The ,1 1, inure. "lie nnn viu" ",'n'L '" vi-htlne and c i r-ini thev cir- w, d the . dge of the t ible towird her tSsm-'andput a stop to It today" I nlmrer s Talk of the duknes, on Terhipsto I. ,t, Imi i ilcil, ,,, ti I - I e, n de s , d w will light , , ,n , , . ,Ji,n ",." rtnjs uie l)"mrn e fli c , 1. iifidmn "rl hcil Wm p.xle chew luck Bllly stared at hlrn hopelessK Whit thn cool night Hr would tight to the n.t i, ,n,llnl.. vnu , on u the flnM, I mu t lu.l vo ,',, tni Ing ti the M. pI , ill -d the """' " i.e.mond i.t and '"''Jja"1,, '' In" "l,,fo,nl '"" " . 1 he, e nw no l', 0l.nBh,o.,2?a, G,'rm'.,,' ,"'hl," , ., , lhp wor',', "" iii ul .rh,,, ,, .,,,. i.ro.1 ., ,lnc . H,nli .id ldlv I. "' I " i tic Iiinil" " ' rn.uner r1 gen lemen w 2,, minute, el , i.-l nlUnit (nl- walte, neir Von Shis, but she Is hiding so tight vve cant , lenrli though guttunlb to Grmfs hole on the underside huft under the threul.d his w ,i Hu upli th e,owd , , ' ,np n distress' ,owp, lot wl.h deniils and iieu-itlnn . . ., , ,, Lert whipped out a 9d?,.el" The Crlmlnolog riub could ears piesre ef water an1 i cevserbke r l"n"-hoi. men mte w h. p muds thp " I 1 ," vr Grint aL i L., oen the foreninn and the "n ' rrU "',0, clean Innelkerehief ErSfnnih". n-VnSK, J- WnitMnd' ;,-, spo The men 1 new that " "" "' '"'r '" ',. ,.Mt.iick I 1 ' m"m n Hip Xnd do vou f,e, ,ke u,Swe'rW "nv dNc - 'h.k fn,in III, llnnklrt f.om h,s pocket ESSSflt Ibe t Vnn Antn Bni ri Tl..'""' n,"rk f "r", the iter is (low mg i thi, (l n, " ' eglnnlng to pen t, nte lt esiaV',. -luestlon- T n ed to 1 Is "1 lleme I nnrticcd bv him, EdVOT&rwaaU men i lat'. e i' ...t" ':,Tl""i iV .mn' onh """-' nf -h"rl " ' f"" lh" "'? " '"rt',h1' lf """ X" 'mprcmptii 'h'n 's lending in If I nev e e,essv H . right ' I told him to cut Ihe 1 asimllleither-cpv- 1"? V ThVf- 'could see" ?he h"nd" "bit 'r', "'' ,,,'ch ' ' m 'tlie'o h" " ' Z "'7,1 " j,H n,,M I. o,i m.rB-.l , ml that "'"J' ':'n" '.?. """ ( "" Mon. .ml. Thev ,1 ne, es, , HI right If v ou II hiwsers ,r?,lnk the vessel , lfd booklet slipped finm hi; J pocket uld not shack e them ' BlrH md .fn r L.. iii. in ,ne rni" "innnw u n. n wnu "' i...-k.. ...... -mti -,.....- . nn m p rrm jui tniup or nci on me nncic pifHPP thp prr finn "i "- V i, Vm "lin ll,p mnnKPirni'i "m iim'ii-u w B WILLIAM J. FLY'S N recently RKTinnn cim.i r thj- i m.n sttes tnfP the qfrilln una ,fllla.l XnH .I l?e L",,,nrrt """l rome that the shlpnxvner , s0nentod to their pleas and would conf.r m, ,nf,m The quitting bell cHnCed nnd the men m- hhx n i i i nrnppen their truck' ' ,' , 'T"1 "p-iie lompantixo timet 'l'""r ."""":"" " ln "een n"ie cintier JSJI.f,1"111. K crashes combined xxlth "," " " "' " ".t ncm cu rxrue- ment Iriml Cut much '-Issnn nnd ( rltnnnlc lnl Mlenils Meetlntr Mew irn or tne ( i ltnlnnog ( lub loiiud the huirlng ntiKs tnd wetlgptl th msrlfs into the h, ui'iii-riii'it min lin nMl.l . . '"ii'iii lili-'llllr Ir- J T- n , amlrl i rlnixH nr naP.ivih .i.inn !,., ,. . " I'ri-l'lllllh I'lllHh I - mngsiinremen The i hilrm m of the shipowner,1 c m mi in- wa- ".peikinL' s htn ok wis rifsed i lence fell unon iho mu.t Men W" uini in tia fm ,. ., Hilt the h Ticrliniiiii&ii aid nn t..i ....- lightei , m B, int thTi theif ma he sonit miwlnit. hmc w VAnAt. . a 'our etter of 1 1 i Highland icted is we f nest oiir rhairlnan and otheis yie assure u tnit th' sent no letti r It this is the me wt will listen to nu "" mm nun hii wiif nur (lemintts iinmillll Lllf IIHII WflS II in 1m OI noise Apn shouted trltirr to mnKe themseHnn heard Grant siw thr mpn who had bepn fmemost In spreading agi- mmn among tne gtnuns on the docks now strh log tn add tn the confusion mil lamor rn nuning eixihots it the ship- iwii.is n mmiuep ami urging tne men at thi r sides to inereasp thplr dt mnnds Disgusted ami seeing no solutions nere to ine proiiietn mat absorbed their minds Grint signaled to Cavamuch Opt tiwird ind sjsson nnd gpt nut of hpi, p 11 rM bsrlr tn lhn nnnU This Is liUeli to list nil night nnd then not amount tnnnvining urani sup pen out nurneoiv knowing ih othPis vi nuld follow him heil nf him slouched two men n hr passed me stopicd to siratch a imtch against the building IN (tare lighted a ficP stronglv TputonU nnd as thp mil, h dlrd down and was tnssp.i nwav (,rmt .lowprt .,., in lhn rl,.rln, m.l ..rr.lnr.,1 ' ..... ... Ig thp dock That there hid lee, a note of pride rr at leis, lin istful,,, s In the voice of the mm he hid heard speaking hj the wall Grant wis not slow tn disiern To fpp thit imnv of his tvpe whom Grint elissed with the ngl- ntors or me em on me eircks would not fppl mv crpit lirlde over the lned. me or a ships i ugo did not tiki' creil powers of dls.prnm nt Grant with i mind tralnpcl to iilck up the faintest , lue lecped to t p conclusion thit 1ip,p w is a thread tint led to something whuh J11.) .tan ? " qt (I" "". t!p In k JXllt i h lm,noIoW "luh hul oci- looked Poi k I nurfpen hf Announced hriefl tn thp thprs ind Mpjitlj the follow pd htm Th. crnit hulk of 4Iip Vtulus reared ftplf tntn tl darkness of the nitrlit aioe the hi tenth llchted dock '"Wilt lipt unlepH 1 rail" .aid Oranr H hc i mi bit (1 ihn ird ind peeied dnu n thp hRtrhui His ppi swept tne dark Interior nf the hold mo uhf af hlick hut in the Mde towaid th water piles upon pilep of pirklne hoec Ha!kets and clean crated pmdutp showed diml A oice at his elhou nrtlerl him nthlne winne here To Lirant the suiotib headquartcrj and dchnkatioo bases The outgrowth nf i plin concehed ind known as putting the nation to work the new tegulatlnns nrohahlv will he more nnd moie closolv applie I as the war goes em nr until It becomes . necessaij to laNe the di.ift isealiovel tliirt-onc Mllitnrv authontles aie o' the opinion nov thit it will not he peioKsaij to ni" the draft ge nnd elt.it tl.a rrtnn now pr of tbp n ittnn is sutllclent if those now of drift ige die flllls ,1,lllzP'' The Mist effect of the new reguli tlons will he to dine Idleis to woik oi into tin irms Mnreovei it will be the Idlers own iCKponaihilits to get a useful Job liefoie luh 1 Then will come the deteimlnatlon of whit cnnMtltiites useful cmplosments nnd, this it Is pointed nut will eome in fnr closer nnd clos-er determination as the war goes on DUAL AIRCRAFT PROBE OVER HUGHES'S VETO Senate Committee Insists Sep arate and Public Inquiry Wilt Aid Production W imlilnirtnn, Miv 21" Negotiations were under wav todiv to establish a plnn of complete co-ordination between Charles I'vans Hucheji h aircraft investigation and th it to be conducted h the Senate Militar) Affalis Bubcnmmlttee Senator Thomas of Colorado ex pected to confer with Mr Hughes today and endeavor to reach an agreement un der which both Investigations might pm ceed without conflict Although Mr Hughes 1r opposed to an parallel In quiry, members of the subcommittee hoped to be able to Bhow him that the two Investigations cculd proceed with out Interference The members of the subcommittee are virtually a unit agalnU abandoning the Investlga ion they were authorized to make Thev explained that they will scrupulously refrain from trespassing upon the ground to ne coveren oy .vir Hughes hut thev believe that there are many" phases of the aircraft Investlga tion which more properly come within the sphere of congressional investiga tion. The subcommittee will carefully avoid engaging In any probe of the criminal atpects ot the aircraft program leaving that entirely to Mr. Hughes Its mem bers believe, however, that they shnujd gu to the bottom of the production ques. tlon and definitely fx the responjlblllty for the small output of .planes Mr. Hughes's investigation, it was pojnted out, will be of a secret nature a'pd he may not te r'ady, make his report for several months. If the com mittee conducts bearings during that time. It may discover weaknesses In the aircraft program which could be quickly improved If subjected to the correcting Influence of publicity, members declared. 'Manufacturers of aircraft, they stated, have encountered many difficulties In aircraft production which might te r moved if the. Investigating cdmmtttee Ibcates'the re-oristblllty. it is the plan of th iubntttitte to mkt a tour ot jHp!tia ot the aircraft factories and U wwi5 v- r-,v"fl.- Ttm war sfcnriT slhmci Fin ni.. j.ai. raninn -u, i, H,Anr,t heaxv-juxxed with heiw lrm- 'ninRmR looselx xxa txplcillx hn 11 W th a k o 1k hs M) , Bllt,n, Wronr' Somewhat ' nle h . i new txle of loartlnB a x.-. 'I H mnc since the hnve been Ina.ln e lie laren on one side' innk ik in n pnimw nr hut ihi fninn s t imiirpn'r n ti linen m tllp mttttft fnr t sir n,l had riumpled under his I j. sliding down the t ni I The foreman eint-d fr r i ((l the tune fi-rui'1- f t ngv t luti men on the florl I a I llnhnnk h Mil it vvttl M a then ( upp m. IUh h t N ' m tilth he failed in a nn w ! t buttWnrh TiflihleM( M l ll-Ip 11 i Pritflnfr. nn th Duomeit Sh 1 li i H rt r f of h n"nl men hail pi-i him nnd inc down the hatch s ihf rtlsapp' ired he stmnc u 111- and battened it t.rint ' i h u i .naup l tiward nnd Sis n ware pnon t I he t.erman do k fnrem tu me d "hrlll whistle It wts insweied in a llguie j ined hi n nur moment and nra Walt until I m off the a, , i ,. tJf, Tnn rut ii,- hawse t ,. , foreman ,. i. t,. ,a ,i, n . i "roman w ho poki ind the nthet no 1 "n . "''! "'!c "Bine dl-.ppened down i , , , ' """"ei "" nnn ne nl'' ""!.' reached for in i which li n n '"'" "' bosrs Therp was nn.sound PXCppt fl stnlnlm? and rrpntrlnc iG !, l"eked at the hnnsetn of th rsiilus urmn nnn ins mn inside the hitch wiv wptp lipitins it tlm Hnnr In nn effort to breik It r pen Middcnh th fPt thi movement of tbp vsp is Ii lsU hirnh Thev heard Hi. .1,11,., Ing nnd cr-hlng "tt m ks I e ' h i ind tools foiinc from 11 1, .,1 .Vis .11,11 ,1 ,,., ,, ,f,r , ,, . , ' r, pH'1""- '." ' . I'1' fl""r "f 'h' bold Hie Ul rnmi,i iu IV... I.. . t u.. . ,--i , . - .ii.- inn II I n -fl llrilllll IMH 1 line from one bo ,n inothf, ,he eliid eel th" eer-riPlng wive of witet i list thev hid leaiheel the highest I oil t "f nntlge thev eoiilel Imel nd Tni i slion 1 1 171 It lens, 1he Hteis seemed at n snnelstill Above then, vm th r"1,'l v el s de of thp v s el HpIow them ine rntiin .mil ruh nf w iter While Mm h n '"i nit ind he fi .end uplit fnt thel. Ine-, jti t i hold of the winkel isuluc tlie rrnfeience if tlie iieidfiuartei. f ti p union pi tcfeded Hdfi w i- heitic ffTinulftted nut nf Minn the lonp-shoiemen h d niand" were heme caihejed tntn ohape in 1 it eeined thHt a settlement aErpeihle tr all w lhout ifi te re ii lied Suddenl th" pf. ph ne nn tlie talle jineletl One of tlu uninn ffnpialf miw ered it tiien tut m 1 i ier tn the . h i it nnn nf the ship m net - conmilttee It foi nii I CI WT i mn ii ont ilen e w li Ip he f jinhled with thp f Mr hi- ei rr nj, ind th n 11 f ihci l IV n e h Ih thp n p nf The t nton Henrk nf the Milking NEW DRAFT QUOTAS ARRIVING AT MEADE AVimit 11 flflO Rookie Ex pected nt Camp Dental , Assignments Announced ' Rl n Staff ffl rrp ..tr I Cnnip Memle, Ailmlrnl Mil , Mav ;i W'r rk of recevtng ipprolnntel 11. nao rookies began todiv when 2023 men fioni v irlou sec tinn In Tenn sjlvania rmde theli appearance To morrow mother batei of 120a nien will hi live fioni Plifladelph a mil everv el iv during til, coming week will aelil i new quota of men to the Little. I'enn fumilv fvervthlng is in lead nebs fot the reception of the neu men Thev ite to be. nuartiied In the birracks occu pied hv retful .r units and with the i -ceptlnn of the heat tie ncvvi omeis will tperienee no hirdships Owing to the Incoming movement nf new men overnight pisses are to he eliminated this week mi few men will have an nppoitunltv to visit rhllidel- ni i vholl ilM-es iip to b iss led todiv and tomorrow hut thev will not peMtnlt the men to make long t ! 1 1- Tweniv-flve per lent of the men wit leave camp it Id o clock this ninining ind return shnrtlv after midnight rwentv-flvc per cent will be Kiven after noon passei- which will permit thetn to atterd a hasehill game that will be st.iged at Naval Arademv Junction and in aildltlnml 2". pi r cent will he per mitted to leave camp it 7 in tomoi rovv morning and remiin away until 11 o clock tomorrow night The following Phlladelphlans were rejected todav because nf phv steal de fects Bernard J McMlnlgle I.ocai Board 5. John Bonaecarsl 22 Stephen Sacca 40. 4ohn I' I.lnIev II How. ard B Grosa 35, Edward F Ualll nan II Announcement was made todiv that Lieutenant Colonel James A Thomas has been given command nf the 312th Held artillery an all-Philadelphia unit He succeeds Colonel James Brad, who Is In HI health Sergeant Major Derlln A McKlndless !ho won the distinction of being the first select to arrive ut this camp has been promoted to the rank of regimental jergeant major and assigned to the of fice of the Division Judge Advocate McKlndlees Is an expert stenographer and when eJalled to the colors was at tending the University of Maryland law rchool A week before the arrival of draftees he came to Meade and requested an assignment He was attached to the division headquarters detachment and has been an acting sergeant major Twenty-nine men have been drawn from the various units tn the division and given assignments In Denla) In firmary No 1. The men and the surgeons they vvil) assist as announced bv General Kuhp are! Privates Itussel C. Oraeff, Joaeph Pockerm. Horace Stewart and Howard Ames, to assist Captain, Danle T Bowers; Theodore Men tie? L, and Loyal Calkins, to assist Captain WUIam J3 N'obie Reginald Cullo, to assist First Lieutenant James L. OUen: Jacob C. Gardner, Edwin B. Coleman1. to anlit Lieutenant Robert F Fox; ptwt R, uarnitr. to assist lieutenant samuei frtJl4ndr:, AbldlW, Emmons, to assist Mf" it rrur - . wm siw . w isf' Tfr,,r i . t-i ml-i-jir"r-iM -rrr " - . s -- - i -? . c-.-5 ' Z -" N i rk polniiiiin Hriuinil ilm k lhn ilrin cl wild strike whin the (.(.mm prnpigandi!- iinilcr nn Hern. IitD mil nn Ilinlelen ncarlv ttciecc'tcl in kellmp mil the lnnjs'linrrinen in a ilerpcralr clTorl to rripple the Mlics the sjciker nt the olbei end of the line 1 imp tr theli nrv in sinipikv ac- cents thr uatehfd llim the ihiir m in s fn e h irdi ti.d llile sa that nur igiin No' Well ihei e truhir! the limit 1 li s mein?. tie tihI The rireivci b meed t, it sni k l and the ihlllman flied the gioup of lenp illPll nt Ih' I iblp '. fl ni' n the vrsultis h i i it be 11 sunk nt i,s ii k V nil w 1 ,e w ,rn 1 th it if i ioiIi 1 il'tnrdnf oil (i 11, nil t the nblt lor t tilth it i mil. I hi tupsiilint if the l.ongshoiemen s 1 nlon loe I ed dnu n it tli upturned tic ps or his m n F?ovh thnfmret- ttje is n t nf mn I lie Intk Meri I uraced h o ! c e -'u n njp thine h n e li iti pened mut-t t em n hei !i . pei in mu ( m it nif i t a (I re-Hiinn nt thit in tne pt tlie Mi n m ii I hi tie iter) i w th i latce me i nt f fniinf-- w we niUt fle llie. pw pinhlr n- Tlie ih i m i nf thn whip hihh mm M e hi juht inimuni f d i u ihit llitv fusf 1 i tt fat w ith if- Ihen I t viiK (.lf them their in wet Milke It n the i,f r man ddk fniftinn w ho h il I . ...... iuiii i ins ie-.i inn i n m it ji im new i in iim in in.nienrih gnel I e, nni. fn udei i m ifoi ni thi lip Iniitshoreinrii jn: ird ii his iiv hinntzrdlt Ins ippaient .ainest- tin e-agei ii f iPnw his evident Inelir t-hip -tnKe tuli Up 11 bnng these HIKE 16 MILES TO imi i iiiiii iriui" uitwm ms? && I lute' ( diiiinre (,irls ti tun I uimcilim, I'a, who walked djl llie wa In MlenloHii, urrjiii lanilie Jnil oilier good tliin(ii to eat for home of their soldier friends al Camp Crane Left to riplil: Theroa l.ockner, Anna Knoll antl Margaret Loikner "nvder. How land hcargle to assist Lieutenant Ell B Russer , Arthur E. t'ergee to assist Lieutenant Maurice A Shovvalter James Itausch to assist Lieutenant i Lockwooa, Artnui ue glu, to assist Lieutenant William S Shutlleworth lllchard Karlev to assist Lieutenant Brvant K Hazen, .Samuel Otis to astlst Lieutenant Edward O Scanlon Privates Llewellyn Chumard to assist Lieutenant t-ldney C Hoffman, Harold li Monroe to assist Lieutenant Frank It Waltej William B Rubin, to assist Lieutenant Paul T Velson , Walter T Beal to assist Captain William O Rose. I Arthur W bhea. to assist Captain Mll - ion M Augeneteln. Clavton O Bamhaf, to assist lieutenant Ha'rry Vf D.egan . Harry C Best, to assist Lieutenant Cljirles H Claiborne: Robert L Suggs mta wnarfes .cancaBier to assist Lieuten ant Lucius A Butler, and Leonard F Sargeant and Edgar May, to asslct Lieutenant Frank C, Carter Wiltwood. Schools' Fine Record Mlldwoed.x. J.. May 25 .Supervisor IT C. Chalmers announces .that the teachers and pupils of the WildwOod public schools, have subscribed to $H . ' SOB n Uberty Bonds. 115 pupils have made 300 pieces for the1 Red'cross, four schools have nrol led 100 Der cent ln the Junior Red Cross, pupils have sold , mm than I3?pa ln thrift tan)pand.l" irgjKagg-,. rssmpmLnHffm rfyr ,-. ,qjfsifcywf' vj 'j -e- i. " ' ...T4m-?' "Tf j '. r t j J. ,yrv '. . .-f-Sr? sw ... . . J zGfo. ship owners tn tliel, sensps Whit Iiivp "'ev d mo for li"' In the overturned hulk of the v., siilns situ nghilnc the death tint w enied imminent the meml e, s of the 1 t mlnnlogv club iiikid iiiel, Imins fOI 1 memo , (s, ijjp tlnm till W litis thiritpiiinc to eimiilf them '.ilm teaihrd nut 1 hind in ihe dnknesi ind enen mtered 1 clenched list I IMinitlgll s thit vnli Vis tin lopl 1 ril fie, d 'II l p,fi nme kind or 1 itl u lie, e im nn ind nci ind when ti it- nni w i ihout tn fill ( iTinurli i i ami led to hi side nnd tnnl up tlie t tppmp Mow Innc tlirx waited th muld imt tell lime diaeefd nnd tlu wilei. Vigan tn lp -BTin while the -pi ihtr c ihntit of floatinc hoe diiftlnt, anionc the debris dmwnefl nut the i ut'-id n i C int ij(hinf, up with tlie Itilrhnnl to heem IiIk (-temliiif. nn e jiini w i -taitlfd to "re i tin -iot of nd e1m tne atioe hN heid In the daikn s moment mi t ind the tp t cliant d tr whti in 1 li I in lied -id wi- !- i hi--. -mc di ip nf molten te I Mine pi-t Iii en ind di nr pr 1 jnt til" w a let with t hut M "f si earn uieenlsh flame hoed ilttmeh the Mt fl thf Mime of in ic tiene tciih llhtine th atet floating hold like n clint nf '-utiimei lichtnlne nd is tlie w itt Ih d It the hole pi i w nnd El ew A I let ra IU iuh e.f si41 I rltfilittf1 Itt k tllf fiii-ia.iii -res hi f-- i in i'jmh ii ii. ' nr w itei mil tliinugii thi widened hole i.imt light j j.1 nip e nf th m,,i twniKliu. li the s,v h ,dnw fell nins i he nppiilng ind thev he.iel i voii e be io i nig to them nl ine. the sound of the w itei hi fi theie" Hanlson nrint t iv iiniigh Mew- VISIT WAR CAMP c 4f FI.ND SLSPECTS L JAIL Clue Leads Delerllvet to Cells in Hoi- lidavsliurg for Prisoners Vlteionii, I'a , Maj 25 Ddectlves from Paterson N J Bridgeport Conn , and this cltv looking for evidence that Ed ward Dennis and John Losonov said to be wanted for murder on Mhj 6 of two Hollanders at Patitson were at J94 Millhprrv n.r0t llnllMjt.hn. made plans to surround and captute them Then thev discovered that the address was the countv Jail The men "r' "erving a twentv-dnv nentence for tre!p?.s,s,'i'rS f ?om rLif .Pr.opV.ty a ,r,,e,KrBfrTd,!.Sr VoafAlT Dennis-and Losonov with two other men who have heen arrested are charged with murdering Nicholas Westdyk and Jacob Devrles HARKNESS YACHT. SUNK Two Men Lost When the Waklva, a New Craft, Went Down n,nartment announces IhfU s S tKy P,,.p-ariraIniU,$ Pin European wat;rIV; KmuiS ,th I nw cario nJn.7 i! Mai ami1 that two men attached ,n f.1.,. !?. i.. mvai:5S"e? A0 .ViiiiM were rerdrted, " Tk, Waklva was a converted 'TrrWIli tfta1 LZ im?rf,C.,1rn""C" psirv Infnimition shout. c the tiecc dii all light gentlemen unt'l the eclpts hive cooled lit now Hold tight Just i niln- I ip minutes bitei the foui members of til' c ilmlliflogv Club blliised mil Intiiicd wit and rigged stood upright on the hull f f the c ipslcil vessel nuclei the bileht st 11s wilh the cool hieath of the ilm blowing into their grateful nnstuis rhe lights fioni the docks gllniiil on the buttons and stars which ning ivviv from the doel bite and tupped him up lie II innfoss ill light Or.int followed the ptttolman Into the waiehousr Muldoon elutchee a i ringing form I hit s nn one I know Muldoon He Ih prnlnhlv a ronfeelerate ' Me sild lie elld It ail Mi (it .nt fivoiltp fiUe with these, i.eiman spies Mllleloem Hele voll' He grasped tlie i-pv suddenlv I want v oil to tell the' tiuth ind tell It ipili U Wheres ihe foieinati of tills dock" Tin i-pv swallowed with evident effort and then gispeel out l. one le a laboi meeting He give von olelers to cut those" h ivvsi is didn t he" The spv h eves w ivered and then, held bv iitinlt. glinte tame hick li He Win -' The j-pv shrugged hi shoulelers h ul orders to HinU the ship b rom w tinm I rlnn I l.tr.tt Ha i intftn ll.AH. to think the longshoremen did It And bilng about a strike" Vr simple nw well go over to the libor i eetlng nnd vou can tell the people vou r i..".p n s -.nur niiir s...i The sp. with ,i fudden 'elk tried to tneip ns "ame little storv STRIKE TIES UP CAR LINES IN N0RRIST0WN Seeial Hundred Employes of Reading Transit and Light I Compam Quit Norrlvtiiwn I'a , Mav 2'. Vot a troliev wheel has tinner! torlnv ds the Bern i bundled empjoves of the rirailini. ' irslt mil Light Compans a i e on Mi 'lei I lie w Ik ul w is I lought about bv the eli miss, right nf the oldest em-tiiovt-s who thi .einpinv nssetts had ilentlflel th m'elves with the Trolle me ti t- '1 "i on following agitation en pi nif i eel v i vv liking delegate from oui of I wn ' I In comp.nv had leicnth announced thit higtnultig lune 1 the pav nf the iiiototiin n md mndurtors would he In-neai-ed one cent an hour Thit this was satlsf.ctorv seemed evident snvs the nWfnr; as ,, complaint had . mull Itn heen filed ni nn drmand m nle the de i li-lon hs made to dlschirce the men who weie IcnillnE the iRtUtlon fnr dl si nsion Tin pi of ihe men has hren tnU ime nuts an hour for those emptoed les" ih m n ear, thlrt rents for les than li pala and thlits-one ients for three ears nr more It i the llrt cttlke Norrlptown hac ei PMierlenced wherein no cars hae lun In IhtiU carn Much Inconvenience s espeileiiK-d n thoe llxlnu in the nihurh nnd out nf town 'Ian wa'Ked ntheiH ie clven a lift h autns The police report lhit there has heen no trouble that lequlred the presence of policemen at the harni The ftrlkers a the Increase In pa ha not kept pace with the cost of Ux Init and that the adante of fare to six cnts has not lessened the patronage of the cars The loinpjnj answer materials haxe Increased In price and that the road is belne 'operated at 3 per cent lo 600 TROLLEYMEN STRIKE AT SCRANTON Moranton, l' , May 2S slx hundred motormen and conductors, emp!oes of the hcranton Hallway Com pan are on strike Vnt a car Is being operated from Forest City, Susquehanna Counts to Plttston The lompan) s eleenth-hour oner ta trhltrate was-turned down hy the men The strikers are asking forty cents an hours thej were Retting thtrty.two cents ircl son i iiiiiii.-ii in. i ii hi. in innir rnvrnorB . ,...... ...im riin 'i Spoiling the. Kaiser's Plans? That's what he said the Second Coming of Christ to sit on Pax Id throne would do. He xvas talking to a Lutheran 'Sister" who had been to- Keswick. That event would oe very apt to SMASH THE rBRRM.V TO BAGDAD" scheme Nobod'y knows the time of Christ's coming The Bible doesn't tell It But the great PACT of It will be taught by eleven of Amei lea's leading Bible scholars at thf Bible Conference on the , RETURN OF OUR LORD Academy bf Music. May 28-30. Three meetings daily IChas M Alexander lead a great chorus choir. Noon evangelistic meetings dally in the, ' liUI nl-As-H C M.tnJt a.B Mrflil mAlttmntit mVaIau-. .s 4..i..l..., 'liXI "?!- Ri.t.u, nruance nMquarwfti.iu .Morris nuiiainR,, Jruu4alW14. - or at.. in is.u mttMam Mkauiaui: clenched on his shoulder The loneshore- en s mretlng hid reached its tlimix and now a quiet hid fillen Human 1 the "trlke Meeting niture cmnnt keep Itself at a high liltih of excitement Inrieflnltflv The re- action had come silenie reigned ' is Grant and his Comninlnm ind the two policemen lending the Bhv f h ed pi son- cr entered the hill 1 hi viikp of the clerk wis raised ns th took pinna igalnst the hick wall of the loom w he.her a genial strike hoc, lied bv the o. gshor men igilnt the shin owners or , shout from t.rntit brushed the dron- ng voice of the clerk iside ston' No vote must be tnken tint I this min tells his storv s though t-tlrred hi a glint hand he assemblage tecoil'd Men rosp from the t spits to ree the tie, son who-e temerltv thus Interrupted the vnti of lie 1 e. union now,, the aisle the f.er. " ot'i'sho'rrlmp hJ'tTc h'.'Ve".,! ?L2 'J,T. I,.'"'",,i1 ne in keen the eienlng In in uprmr passed a hand over his f n e and "-lid into Ills seat agiln With drigglng feet the ii w 11 TOiiKlih slioved down the aisle hi the two nollipmen followed hv Ginnl Thev climbed to the pi it form and flied the list nine miss of men For a moment Grint looked down nn them In sllnue Then he spoke Vnu men are laboring under i de lusion I am here to proie It to von .' Il.ln nn..,,n...n.. l.n l.nnlnnllll ' d". hand low ird the "pv will heif, mr , ,, ..,rne,i fo the cm Where Is the mm who give vnu oideis to turn .1.. l... . . .. rmA.iKA t .. A.. !... I II IMtrl 1 It f J IH llirniliri I Mll'll I he Is 1 want von to tell them 1 1, -.-l-Annf glinced ovei the audlenie feirfullv He lifted i limp hind and pointed There'. 1'ilfwnv down ...., ,,r ihe dork The Spv Squeal I,,,,,, ....... ; Inu r,l lbe .onfSSoil I'hone the ship owners it one e eilleel to his sureia Vn.1 ..a llnl Jk Strlkp Who h'led Mm" i.nnt . it in sharplv nnn n lined (.Iites Klrst name" I don t know Addiess." I don I know No 1 don suppose 'n Hiirifoi i. rant milled sireast'cillv It was not Ih. lire! lima tint he hill llUestlOned 1 Oerman -1" onlv to find out that he knew nothing and tint he wis willing to confess nn! ii.cept hlime that the iitpiiar nowpis of Imnerlil ilernnnv niight mntinue theli woik of dev I'tition finel s I r t f f Ml right ouve told enough Nov Mr Tiesldent vnu uneloiihtedlv hive some action to tike nriit bowed to the pieitdent of th union and stejped down irom tne piauorm ...Mi. ... innnv.m The president took th- floor Relief SAS ENGLVND CLOIHCS AND ARMS U. S. ARAIY "London Chronirle" Comments on A& 'iiame Hritun 1ips lo meriiu londnn, Ma J5 Tlie Pii1 hrcniPif a, TJm in in HiMtdnes-; nf (JtvU Hrltakn i tjntributlnn t thf ir ltilht well tp Kept moip th ut 11 1. hefuu ih fei of thf wot Id in ( onunenthifr un the ptitfment imilf h sii Unhurt Kinrl-ei-lp ihilrmnn of th natinnal war savlnc? oinmlttip reecttns th1 Ki"at It i rea.e nine Innt fall tn the ir.t inco Kiven Mnal. inwHtorh tnwtifl tin int iiik the wnr n inan people, foi inslaiui? re a)iz" th it f.ieat tlritaln Im i InthinR merltan troops in t'niup tik! jiolit (np nr u U tII thftr umiment txiept artilUrx" DROP IN STATE CORN CROP Man Formen Curtail Programs Uue tn Labor Sl.nr.agc pot VBHcultV 'ff n.rvln, with intei mt tbe effeit ot the farm labor shoitafce nn the i.orn crop tills eu Pennixhinla hneted 1 eon ono ai rc nf mm list eir and pill reports were that farmers were planning to eMeed even thit rei ord hut late ntntemeutH hae heen tn th( rffei t tint It nui not be attained 'lhre ith manj farmein n ho )y " to i ut dnw n theli proffrims for torn In Hpiu if the present attractlr prke OPEN-AIR CHORAL SERVICES Vnder the Direction of Bishop Rhinelander Sunasy Afternoons T OT! OCK ON THL 8ITE OF THE PROPOSBD CATHEDRAL on the Parkway t Twenty-third Street , Beglnnln My JH mis with a choir of one hundred anil nfti voices PreAther Rl Rm Philip M Rhinelander D D, Preachers for thn Month of June June 2 Rev Klojd W "lomklni. S T D June u 'Rex John Mockrldre D D June 10 Rt Rev Thomas J Oar- land I) D June 23 Rev Llewellyn N fale uqiHif.j r.iiniifv ur ire uvitFtg "IU t j .. Tb" elont rorpmmi - o-j"- : ntn.iirn for the htiki l peleieel It was th Intention to fit'n the . ler fnn ovriJ ,hr utie , hlime for tne eiepipu i inn .... -."'- Th i ,.- ri, hid admltt r..ir-o ,,'on ,y.rMe nevieomeis , mdigltl Men we must derlire ourselves This mis has con fesced thit an ef foit has been made to make us allies The Turn nf the Tide of i.piminv In an attempt to tie up shipping tnd piralvze Amerknn Industiirs i imi consent to bo tools of Impel ill i.oimanv or do vn prefer to be fix Vmerlcans In 1 moment the hull tesoumlecl Willi i-hi uts ' mei linns' Americans , "J 's,, e"er- innou,, thkl be- ,,,,. of thJ ,emnva of this vew serlou3 charge agilnst vnu thev irt willing to pr,nt ihc diminds of the loncshore- men' , It wns as thoiicn a wniriwinn naci triiik n forest The nns of men went Id hnuts nsoinded while men tossed tlnlr lints into ih ilr slapped eirli rth'r on the hick wrung cich others hinds Cirant watched thepi for .. e ..... -...III.. 1 i.nlli.p lilnwr " '"" ' " - ''rte it was ' ' ' - " " an,in.linger of She last hrur His woik for the night was over. Ite tnmeil to no Itn thoughts free trnm tn" longFnare. nen ind their ditllcuities seniea 11m nilnit leverleil to till siihitlt nearest hlS I ' irt mil one whkh even in momen.ts nf crenel danger and suspense or wildest excitement he wis exer con scious of Pixie Misnn s dark eses FPimrd to look wlstfullv it him from tit dirkness nulnu llttln l.nnl to the Ten-Mlle- lloiisp with nn Lert7 Ind ilmost proved l,ir),lv worth the n.e-ltv of enduring his attention" for s.vcril hours They hid dined ind dined and d mceel again. nn., nn or y in n r n iniiiv iiiuif mi. ..- . ' V 1 Ua As he imbibed chink nftei dtlnk he Oe- nii.ir. l.llll e l f ll One 1 little lCf ClrP- ful n shade inoie lo'iinlou But ho dropped no word of ptcccerilngs that she recngnled is of inv imioitance Dixie i,rrw i little dismuriged ind tired as the time pissed She wis about to sug. gest tlie neirfsitv of leturnlng to the i t when i dnoi slimmed nolsilv In - ,. ..i n.vA alnterl. sill" "i mi min i' 1 1 i ... i 'in ...s.. ind while she tlnnked nn I.ertz with i vrititude tint unelei iiitfrren rtrcum- rtince he wouiii have tnougnt eomevvnai lnxio hook ed two The girl enl7Pd it ne'e ns i menioer nf the eiiet -eivl. e nnd rati htng her i vi shn s gniled to iiei to come over np I,i rt7 evei on ihe iipit for new i nquests lost no time in i 1 irtg: the gnl lei ilame with li i Hiie had I ioivii tins wiull happen As (ho girl and on Leitz i ii' 1 el ivi fro n the. tnhp she ecue-eel hei c!f t. tire g'rl s eeoit leaned ovei .i. .. rl up the Jttle notebook and left the i n moment later in tin diesslng ine i hp started wlde-eved md with quickening hreatil at a report In whlih weie jotted down Hem" ill, plinnlng deith Hid destruc tion and horre r of i a ti ss i.pyond lompiehenslon " ct nhnrlnii s rnttclc Jo 7 "The Btniin l'a)tfollo Hon thf Doctor Illicit Papai tine" nhtalnrrl and the ...... . . nstmiiuling plati then mealed RELIGIOUS BRFVITIES At rrthlehm Pr-Fbtfrisin i hjrch in R''. John I Diir- I P rnttr ill prirh at in in a m tomorrow on The Burial ot i hri5t and it 7 4 1 nn Tne (j!pit Criitt" Tho It. i birlp L Urnnson D D Ba mr ulll prarh at 10 in ji -n tomorr w at n HnpP PrphMfTian t hurh on The Itfturn of Our I nnl t 7 1 th Rc IV I Unnii(ln will ppak mi Trannal Imprea slorie of trip Vrm In frdnr Thf Rp I iri Botton n n . will irruhii T I p iii it Hope Prhvte rlnn i him h on I h i t f I rt ne On In the a!HT)c of th" paptor Dortor datna Or I !1 Pi II in will preach at tno ( hoitnat sirfpt linitlFt i hurrh i in 10 a m nnf "p in n it r ftdm will return f in imp Jun .' nr I will (Mixer a fertfj nf Siiudax ownln nd Jrss m th spirit nd H lifflon of tie soMtor iii i u.iin s oru rs lini.lM (III STMT ST IIMTIST rilLRCH i Ins nut t west of 40th fiUmill, I) AIMMs ) i, Pastor. in in i m sni t p in iir h. 1, Pol. Mr1 of Liozer btfinlnary 1-' lo I n m Illbl sthool Uiitor A.lama will I return from camp on June J nnd x II .l-llxer a s.rles of fijndiy i i.n In. aii'li sees on ti)e ppirlt hn.t rellzlun II 111 Hnlriler Moruxlan intST MORWits riiiRrir rairmoilnt axe I eloxx l"th st ,'..n""IN ,!oMI " D I'aator '"J" u in 1 in s S . 311 p ni I'resloterl in llft.ll ST tllllCdl. ISth Jlld Arch HJ I . rn com of Many Colors '" i in -Orcai Ileillul Mill ollr Ileht In Icslenlay and To iii) lliixe ou Puld' Ihurnlax Hj in Mem rial ra 10 45 " in In nciordime with the President i pieLlarnulnn n speilal serxice of I'raver nn I IIumllHllon t r Dm tor Matartiiej mil piea. h on Hie Uiw the ShIIoii the Hour" file nihil. I. tinned ' IILTIII UltM I'RLSIIVTFIIIN ClllJlttll Itrojd and Di nnond atB iI,fv,,.JO"-N 'J "AMth. P D, Pastor. Ill 30 a m Sermon b ihe Pastor, fcuhjoct The Hurial of Christ -' HI p m Sabbath School 7 I" p in Patriotic Herxlce Sermon by the Pastor bubjact A CJreat Crisis " .seals free at the rxenlns servl e. , t- xerxhod xielrome lllll'l-. J id and XV Barton sts Rex J ORATf HOLTON D D Mm t-i 10 43 RsxT. Oeorse A Axery 7 41 Dr Bolton oubjeet. ...r nn .'i ..niii, ,,u , XX I si iiiirfr roi Prtrslon and Aspen 4ta , Rex tHARLES c tinu-su. ii n . Jiimsttr 10.10 a m Theme I ftrrt The Return, of Qur 7 13 p m PERSONAL lmrressioh of the Arms ln Trance Rev V M WOODI'IV Protesti.nl h plfcropa I ST. JVMES'H. JJd nnd Walnut sta Rev JOHN MOCKRIDQE D D , Rector. Trlnltj Hanil.i) 8 no am Holy Communion 11 no a m Holy Communion with Sermon 0 4-i nnd J 15 Sunday SchoolV '"non The usual 4 o rlock service xvlll be.oultua on nrcount if the servlse nt iie Cathedral lie on Ihe Parkway ' ' fl.dj)B Wartime Intercessions dally I-' 11 p m ' Hol Communion Tuesday 2 o and Tbu?s d 10 Hlrnngffra lxvav xxelcome t nllnrlan mini i. i i -xixi x , i.i i niiinut st. ' , Rn FIlhDURICK R URJFUV, Minister ' linn, m Rex Roser S Korlis DftJerl niniiiuivn win preiicii Anthems 'Pierre Was the Wild nilloxr." In Voh'e and Holiest Hrealhan Ev. It Blessing ny Jlartln. t ' Ps.ijn li, ilAenn. nraanlsl t t'MTlKUN hOCIKTV O DER5IANTOVV.N Chellen sxe and Oreeiw at . t Rev rtOOER S rORBEfl. JHnUter , 11 00. rrl Rev Frederick R Ylrtmri, of' thee-Irst Unitarian Church' bf Phllaotil phis xvlll preacr ' onne Ten CbrUtlan Asioelstlort DBf Cl np-rv ClASS I 'lie leco - .'.S
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