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The Detroit times., 1910-03-05
BUSINESS orpoRTu MITES.


FOR SALE \ now stock OF dry goods.
ladies furnishings fixtures and val
liable lease. cash value, $llouo.
Ne trades considered Ross y son,
Mtin-st. Wichita Kans
HANNAN'S
Established 20 Years
HEADQUARTERS
For tIottry stores.
For pry Goods stores.
For Hardware stores.
For Confectionery stores.
For cigar stores.
For Hotels.
For booming Houses
For all commercial propositions
No LISTING OR ADVERTISING FEES
CHARGED
INVESTING FOR PROFIT" is worth
$40 copy 10 any man who intends
to invest any money. however small,
who has money invested importantly.
or who can save s. or more per
month but VINO hasn't learned the
art of investing for profit. IL dem
onstlatcs The REAL earnins power
OF money. the knowledge hnanclers
and bankers hide from the masses.
trevcals the enormous profts bank
crs make and shows how 10 make
tEe Same profits. II explains HOW
stupendous fortunes are made and
WHY they are made, how sl'OVV
grows To $4,000. To introduce my
magazine write mo NOW, and III
; nd il six months FREE Editor
Gregory II Jackson blvd. Chicago.
HOTEL We have what we consider
tI- best 5o.room commercial hotel in
Detroit. modern To the minute, Ions
lca~, and can be bought for part
casu Phone or write for appoint
mont Aldrich 4 Prindic, Main 1886.
10i whitney i'lds
GI{OCL.RfEs- North end. sales sG5 a
day. VIII inventory about Sl4p0.
West side. on main avenue. saicS so
a day VIII inventory about 81 $40
cash grocery. centrally located sales
So q day. VIII inventory about 5000.
Viii AK $500 for quick sale
We have many more good stores some
as meh rs $l.ooo cali and get our
list AldrCh y Prindlt. ,Vl whitney
Eldg Mair 3256.
LAUNDRY. old established. 5000 week
lV. Small running expenses, owner
viii sell half interest 10 practlcal
laundrymau Laundry wen "stab-
nshcd owner viii sacrifice on &C
count of sickness. Brace, 20 West
Forrest
ROOMING HOUSES and hotels ON High.
Windcr Adtlaid Montcalm. Adams.
Paglcv. Washington blvd. Fort and
Lafayette. from 10 10 80 rooms 'ach
on terms 10 suit YOU Patrick. 68
Home Bank. Main 323e.
QUICK TRADES FOR OWNERS ONLY
OF land and other property Lists ana
listing free. Describe clearly. FIRST
letter r. II. BROWN opera Block.
Winfield Kansas.
WANTED w cll-kuown ont OF town
manufacturing ana importing COM
pauV. large plant staple limo, has
excellent opening for competent
man with $4,000 cash To establish
and carry ON permanent branch store
here. can pay right man $3.50 4
month salary. all expenses. and ih-
cral share of profits besides Attract
i've investment aud high-class hush
ness. ltasonaply good for $4,000 a
year. with splendid future Ketcrcn-
eos required Address, Manufacture
or hos 100 Times.
pool RppM-W. have got two good
ones. one for 81 500 and one for $500.
Patrick IS Home Bank Main 3239.
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WANTED bodied men ror the u.
= Marine Corps. between the ages OF
~ and 80. Wust be native born or
have first papers. monthly pay SIS
10 $50. additional compensation pos
eibIe. food, clothing. quarters and
medical SattendanCc free. after 30
years service can retire with - per
cent Of pay and allowances. service
on board snip and ashore in all parts
OF the world. Apply at Is Forrest.
west, Detroit, Mich.
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Farm Headquarters"
CHAS. y. FISKE,
7t3-14-15 chamber of Commerce.

50x127 ft...........s 500
Massachusetts s-st, 4oXi5o IT.,
8rd ........... ;...'..t ..''... @12
Jos Caupau. i25.,....... 300
Wavciiy-avc,. 40N130 TT, LIST
block ....... ... ID, .............. zoo
Holbrook-avc.. "uNtou ft..... 300
Near Michigan and city limits 125
oio acres improved on car limo II 600
1I2O acres ranch ...,...... 25.00O
21n acres spleudid..... ......... l2.0VO
90 ucras city limits good hldgs 1000
acre and buildings ~ miles $50
12n rcros fruit farm - miles 1000
80 acres, stock. tools, grain. @32I
S0-acre farm. easy terms 49,. zoo
r acres. Florida Everglades. 100
90 acres fruit belt. Missouri 200
1870 acres. Alberta wheat land $500
IooO acres Peace River Val
ley ............ ........ 10000
Property OF all kinds FOR sale or
'Crchangr.
{. :. BEADLE,
Main G524 McGraw Bldg.
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The :.
People Pages

SOplC y | dyes
Advertising rates under any
o.HAalhchtipn In these columns
"he cent per word each Insertion.
,"fh lh advance. No advertisement
",, lltd Tor less than / 3 cents
=. i'i sons whose names appear In
in' telephone directories may have
aNNrfusements charged at above
rates call
HOME-CITY 1885.
BELL-MAIN l498.
for the convenience of patrons.
nlIahstments have been made with
me following 10 receive liner adj
'lllH' ments at the same rate as Z
'Ndised with tho home office.
EAST sIDEi
''""s hi"n-French Coal CO., 49, Can
! no lu ave. east
w, tliiou Pharmacy. Mt Elliott and
NlhtlOt ayes
!, hrown, 1879 JVfferson-ave.
~ h"fhcrson, 2iOO GTatiot-aVe., oppo-
Alic ear barns.
WEST sIDEi
&. Ennsor. $50 Grand River-ave.
turner stanton, les Myrtle-st
> ". DriscoiI. AZ Mtchlgan-ave
W Willard, lil9 Forrest. west
w W. Hrush. 594 Michigan-ave.
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NOW IS THE TINE TO
LOOK AZ FARMS.

g sSrfS ious %''f ba iTS" Sooa
90 acres. 10 miles from Detroit,
ines on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Detroit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
40 acres. 10 miles from Detroit,
all stocked, with tools and i'm
PIGMENTS .,....,.. ......... 1901
so acres on electric line plenty of
fruit II room house. good Darn
and fences ............... ...., $500
60 acres. black loan, oak trees:
7-foom house. new barn. other
outbuildings ......., .......,.. $500
20 arrrs. miles from town;
plenty of fruit. windmill. s.
room house, barn. other out o
buildings .......................... .... 4.2Vo
SO acres, Wayne county. clay
subsoil "a mile from school,
acrcs, I acres orchard, house, 40
barn. etc. 3,-Vp
90 dcics ~ mile from good town
I'm MacOUb county. lo-room
house. large barns. etc. wo-
ven wire fences .......... b.Jop
100 acres miles from good
town. S-rootn house. barns $500
120 acrcs near NpsilantL black
loan. good house, barns. $500. 100
$50 acres. miles from electric
line. near good town, house,
barns, etc. living spring ot wa
ter ...'....'.t '''t''' +'.'. N''''
coo acres. - mil" from Town .
small houses. 3 barns, etc.
FARMS ~ ALE PARTS or MICHIGAN
4
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PERSONAL

NOTICE-If any poor girl is In trouble,
needing advice. friendship or help.
write or call on : < MARGARET
DUFFY, sos Forrest west. saliva
ton Army
u OFF HAIR GOODS SALE--CIustei
pufs waVy switches. combings made
UP, only 81: elcctrolysls. removal ali
facial blemishes. hair dressings. mas
cage. face or scalp Miss X. J.. Hub
bard. 40! Gas bldg. Main 1927
SECRET WORK-City Detective Blu
reau. "a Champlain. NJ. or City 1927.
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FOR SALE \ now stock of dry goods
ladies furnishings fixtures and val.
liable ie1sc cash value, $li,o00
No trades considered Ross y Son
Mtin-st Wichita Kans.
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ROR sALE-FARMs.

THE WEST MICHIGAN FRUIT BELT
10 YOU WANT TO BUY a home on
easy torms' W. can sell YOU good
!" acres Tor SO per acre, only 500
down and ON easy PAYMENTS OF SO
per moutn until paid FOR without Ina
tsIeSt. ms land XiN De worth
me n,At thIer years This Ms some
Of the best fruit luQd in Michigan.
tomrN w. ard lct usNt&n you about
this district.
EYsTER X BRIGGS. 5o7 Majestic Bldg
CHEAPtsI and best farm lands on
arm Tor any purpost. any number
per year. mild healthful climate
Apply 10 X Drew. salisbury. Md
~ aIo ACRES
Three miles northeast OF Davisburg,
Oakland county, good buildings and
ful spring and small lake on rear OF
farm
I53, I4S and 100 ACRES
all within. one. mile OF depot al MIL
ford Oakland S county Men, NIL sol soil
down. balance long time. VIII be
pleased 10 deal with agents
HART BROS,
1908 Chamber OF Commerce.
FOR sALE--5,0CO acres best corn land
cheap. Easy terms Write for new
state map L. r. Korshaw. Musko-
gee, Okla
mace, plenty OF outbuiidings, land
covered with fruit trees udioins a
beautiful little city. VIII sell for
cash 3r eNehangt Tor Detroit improN-
Bank. Detroit.
FoRTY-ACRE FARM FOR sALE-The
buildings cannot be built for cost OF
farm, pleasant. healthy location, q
room brick house. basement barn.
three fourths mile from Rochester
schools three fourths mile from -.
L. r., good cement sand pit on farm,
q r, passing 20 rods from sand pit.
southeast corner: For particulars
ester Mich
so ACRES. near Fenton ,.......s4s 500
$50 acres near Romeo ....... $3.50
50 acres near Milo ......... 1000
50 acres near Bear Lake. $500
50 acres near Romeo ........ 5000
1920 acres near Evart, si2 per acre.
Many others. Some exchange.
State Security & Realty Co,
Sli Majestic BLDG.
80 ACRES OF first class lana near era
house and barn; price $1,000. ~ cash.
i6 acres. l. miles from Detroit city
hall, on Gratiot-aVe. electric car line,
best OF soil. lot Of fruit. large new
house. barns; price $1,000.
fine S0-acre farms and 12t acres
excellent land good buildings, Will
take Detroit property as part pay
n.tnt; several small farms on ear
line near Detroit.
30 acres best kind or soil, good
fence, good house, barn. ~ acres Of
| fruit. horses. cattle, chickens and all
| kinds of machinery and farming inn
| PIGMENTS feed for stock, and seed
for spring planting $1,000, SlAOO
cash This is a bargain. only eight
miles from Detroit.
so acres with best OF buildings.
! good fence and excellent land, so
miles from Detroit, 5000 Il cash
PATTERSON BROS. x co.
Tolsma bldg. IS State-st. Main 2h5
| $50 ACRES, II miles from city hall.
clay and sandy loan soil 9-room
| house. 80y70 barn, morse barn 24N30,
| all necessary outbuildings Price 500
per acre VIII take some city prop
orty in exchange
| loo acres. near Pennington. y mil"
from car. 7-room house. large barns
ana outbuildings, 3-acre orchard. .
acres timber, running water ClaN
and sandy loan soil. Price sti2O.
| VIII take cottage in exchange.
80 acres near Romulus, clay and sandy
| loan soil 5-room house. cellar, fair
barns Price $1,000.
We have "A large list az farms II
viii pay you 90 see uS.
EYSTEk 4 BRIGGS 500 Majestic Bldg.
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CASH for property any kind. any
Wirtc. II YOU want To buy or sell
address Northwestern Business Az
cucy. Minneapolis.
! WANT brick veneer modern home
en- good east-Sld" strc't. between
Jefferson and kerchcVal, Must bc
abb. To get possession by April -.
Address John Watson Il. box 80.
Detroit Times.
AM \ BUILDER and want 10 20
lots on east side. Must bc cheap and
hc aplc To procure liberal building
loan on same. Address j Is. Is. T.,
box so. Detroit Times
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HOME-CITY $685..
BELL-MAIN l498.
NEST sIDEi
CIIlRCII NOTICES.

MpODW ARD-ANE BAPTIST church
ofner Winder-st Roy NJ T. Fixes,
pastor Services 10 30 and 30 Morn
ng SECOND OF a series - "Bunyon =
nhracters. Evening MIR Worldly
'Nistnlan
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL INITAK-
M church Corner MOodWa ri ave.
nd Edmund-pl Eugene Rodman ship
pen. minister. Morniug service AT lo-3o.
subject. What. ls GnitariaBism2 -
sunday school az T. M. Lcntcn vespcrs
ifum 10 . 30 ,. m Tru-miuute add
lross on 'Mtdlcnt cor Mothcriug sun
Hay IN" public welcome
JEFFERSON AVE fkESBNTEltlAN
'hurC h--t orner RiNard. Pastor. Roy.
\ II Bur. rubiic worship. II M,
Awake Nv soul Ncsptr service and
'rgan recital 1 = m. An are cordially
s1Nitcf
FOuT ST PEEHBNTERfAN Church
Opposite Ipion station, Rev. Edward
II Pence, - II. pastor Morning.. ~ ie.
Moral lufuriation Evening 1880,
Ana II Was Night
The Detroit times., 1910-03-05

u ANTED-Mcn To do electric
Welding: must be experienced /;
highest wages to competent
men. Apply by phone or in
person at Employment office
at EMF Co, Plant No. 3,
Clark and West Jefferson Ave.
The sun., 1910-05-12
The Public Demand for StupIdI,y '
and Filth.

Mayor GAYNoR has directed attention
in a characteristic manner 70 ono NJ n
number of filthy plays 10 which New York
has been treated this winter. He has
refused to allow the renewal of the H.
cense of the theatre in which This dull
exposition of dcbauched life was On
view, thereby advertising il widely for
its out of town production. u is 70 bo
hoped that his action will NJ least re-
duce its proprietors profits in New York
Concerning this methOd of purifying tho
stage there may be some question. Il
IA certainly a roundabout and incon-
Venient c1pedirnt
More Interesting ~ rs than the active
Chief Magistrates efforts for n clean
drama is IN" mental condition II that
portion ~ The community and those
visitors ~ town who support plavs ~ tho
kind against which Mr. GAYNOR has d.
rerted ht- wrath Most II not al NJ
these theatrical prrdurtions arc do
rived from tho French. and in the
process NJ transformation thov a-c d.
vested NJ whatever ~ wit ar hunor
'hC,r authors pui into them. The bald
in"t - sexual immortality H. all that is
l"fr q" Undue" patronage when thov
reach us Their limos are without wit
and "hs"'ir" tn" men and womon who
en1'i them are laokinC In skill ~ ac'ors
Frequently m" women whose hight con-
duct furnishes the only excuse for rais-
ing rhs curtain arc honelcssly unat'rac.
tive II face and clumsy NJ form Yet
every wear these tirrsome production.
attract audiences and reap large proftg
FOR N" men wh' provide Tho kind NJ
entertainment for people who ike II
II is unques'ionabIy the fact that the
public and the authorties. Who pretty
The sun., 1910-05-12
a CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUE.

To ruE EDrTOR or THE sUN-Sir: II
the reports that come from Washington
can he rcliOd upon a. accurate, Congress
has now heiore Il tho only question
growing out OF that which tho Chicago
platform declared and President Taft Is
attempting in regard to commerce that Is
really, serious, important and vital in the
sense ol the Constitution.
That question Is.
Does or docs not a corporation created
by New York to do business inside Of the
State and also authorized by New York
70 conduct interstate commerce remain a
State corporation, subject 20 the exclu-
sive control Of New York in regard TO its
organization. capital stock, liability Of its
stockholders, management OF its finances
purchase Of other railways. and the gen
efal regulation Of its power, even when IL
does business across tho boundary lines
Of New York; Does Il cease 10 be a New
York corporation. TO bs controlled exclu-
slvely by New YORK. when II does inter-
state business, and simply because Il is
doing that business. provided Il does the
acts Of that business as Congress has
constitutional power to requireG Il II
Federal corporation when conducting
Interstate business. hut New York cor
poratiOn when doing only a State business'
II New York empowers the corporation
to increase its stock or bonds can Con-
Gress PREVENT Must a New York cor
poration u Il does interstate business 60
TO Washington for permission 20 manage
lie financial Affairs a. New York perinits'
IL New York corporation sach an I'm
strImentality- OF commerce between the
States that Congress can regulate any Of
It's affairs excepting lie conduct OF actual
transporting or buying or selling across
State boundary lines:
u Democratic Congressmsn shall have
the Wit and courage TO define an ssns on
that question Of constitutional law, stand
up 10 II by their votes and create a boun-
Diary line which voters can regard in the
coming summer and autumn. those Demo
cratic Congressmen will do something
toward making real and respectable poll.
tics. dividing conservative business men
from predatory politicians
The question whether or not Congress
can regulate the internal Affairs Of State
corporation as an 'instrumentality Of
interstate commerce merely because the
corporation does an interstate business
should he made the State rights issue of
our day. DEMOCRAT.
Nav YoRE, Nav no.
The sun., 1910-05-12
Improved Trau,I, Facilities.

To rWE EpTroR ~ rHE suS-Sy What an
I'm pfoyement are the new style strsps OF handle
IN the ode doo- cars In the subway over ire old
style leather straps that DO ser,tcs Ia the old
style cars. Tney are = deal more rioanly than the
leather straps The handle part into which ,hs
hand nis. being made ot some substance rcssmb.
nnE porcelain presents q smooth. cooling surface
70 the hand, which On q hot da, feels more com
iortabie than leather strap, wnich the heat from
mo hand SON warns. Furthermore. the pas
senEers hands do not bsrone ruhbod or rhafr4
from the Jerking motion Of the car a. hey do
with me isather strAps
The new straps are fasiencd 10 me rro.shar
At regular Intervals. 20 that Saeh passenger hoid
Ing strap has a certain amount ~ room in which
70 stand. No other person can squeeze IN he
tween two other stsnders and eAnert 70 70, T,
strap Then aEsin. me straps heing fastened
nrmy do not slide sl0nG the cro,spiere A IN.
leather straps 10 This enables ihe prr.r1.
hoidlng ihem 10 stand Arm uhrn the train roe.
forward Or slows dOan on sntsrug station. ana
therefore no passenGsr = m danger Of heinz
ihroun or joitsi u the train .hould ,uadsn,,.
start The leather straps very often slide along
ne rrosshar. taxing assay the palseugrr', sun
port sUBwAT TEavgtlrs
NV YOuE may u.
The sun., 1910-05-12
RAILROAD FINANCE.
increases In FaFe ledEVtdcRre oG short
sighted Nlanagrment.

To rHE EDiroR % THE suN-Su. II is
generally understood that the American
railroad practice II 10 devote a portion Of
net earnings 10 permanent Improvement Of
The road In England net earnings are
divided among stockholders and improve
menis are paid for by the issue Of ceriif-
GATES of indebtedness About is7O British
freight rates we're undoubtedly love- than
ours Now they are from tNo and a half
10 three times higher than In this country
No appreciabls reduction Of British freight
rates has been made for over sixty years
There are other influences. but the difference
In financing betteFmeuis On American and
British roads h very important factor IN
tho divergence Of rates
An increase Of compensatior 10 railroad
employees in contrast 10 increased diyi-
dends IL closely analogous 70 our principle
of inv esiing part Of net earnings In perma-
nent improvements Neariy al the nOhev
paid 70 employees Of q railroad IA expended
on the line Of the road and not only increases
the self-respec' ant reliability Of ne men
but bv stimulating consumption increases
tho iraiic n he road On the other hand
much Of the money paid 10 stockholders
bsnsnt or snly indirec, bonsat 10 Inc IRA ~
of nc road well established high divi-
dend rate. however is Of advantage In
hOaiing bonds or nntes
The proposed Effort ~ drive trafic m
some roads or Al least IN reiaFd ~ increase
nv imposing higher charges on regular
patrons seems about a. " ise Hs the aCtion
of those broad minded statesmen who.
seeing q meal famine Imminent endeavOFed
To stimulate cattle raising hy ieHisiating \
dollar ~ the value ~ >, eFy beef Crifter In
the country EpwNRn T. NuRlu
NV lUIN NAV 10
The sun., 1910-05-12

Gus servant Of wealth and wickedness.
This too will delight all who believe that
the abuse of corporate agents j. even
more important than the perfection ot
details of transit,
trom the charge of Justice brady
in tlr precedent making ease Of the
commission against Mr.. WHITWDGE we
take the following
The ra.r seems 10 he one Of .t,s maIeste
% apparently rome, down 10 Ibis that a man has
got 70 usli oui,lde the ONCE Of the runir 'sr'ire
Commission until 'hcy un,ts the rcd tape
Without the slightest desire 10 enter
anv plea fOr 50 persistent AMI unre-
penirni - malefactOr ~ the Hon FRED
ERICK ". WmTmnOF We are moved
n Hsk Il bv these words l,fstice BRADY
meant 10 condemn him 10 a life sentence
on the bcnrhcs OUTSIDE oi the doors
behind which our Public Service Com
mi-siOncrs move 80 mvstcriOuSly For
to wait for the ultimate unravelling of
the red tape which - the binding TO oi
their existence would this not be longer
than hfe il indeed II were shorter than
eternity
Perhaps il is possible IN be- too pessi-
ml,tic in the matter Of the Public Service
Commissioners II this district. Doubt
less MIR WHIrRIDGE knows that Public
Service Commissioners may be removed
by the Governor without legislative
permission. Probably he recognizes the
fact that a new Governor will be elected
this fall and finds II easy to guess what
executive action would make this new
official instantly aud permanently pop
ular with the people Of this great ard
grateful city
II the foregoing contingency has no,
suggested itself to Mr. WHITRIDGE's :
mind, We feel sure that in this respect he
is unique among all his fellow citizens,
who are also his fellow sufferers.
The sun., 1910-05-12
The Launching Of the Florida.

Before senator WILLIAM J. BRYAN
Of Florida died President ROOSEVELT
promised him that ono Of the Dread
noughts ordered should bear the name
of his state. There VAS already a mOn-
itor ~ that name in the navy. but she
gracefully relinquished the honor 10
the battleshlp. The new Florida, which
should be called a supcr-Dreadnought,
for in displacement and armament she
SURPRISES the original all blg gun ship,
will take the water al the Brooklyn navy
yard to-day in the presence Of T.OO blue
jackets NJ the Atlantic lcet
The Ut'h, her sister ship. was launched
at Camden on December y, 1919. being
a: the time N per cent co'nplsted. For
the Florida a stage of r. per rent i
claimed Her keel was laid on March =,
1919, and Il is feather in the cap -:
Naval Constructor WILLIAM J. BAXTER,
who ranks among he first Of the worlds
builders, thar the Florida, more than
two-thirds completed takes the water in
fourteen months from the laying Of her
keel She will he ready for sea in July,
1912. aud in the summer oi tina, year the
United States will have four of these
great vessels in commission. including
the North Dakota and Delaware. which
have already had their trials, the Utah
and the Florida
Liz. the Utah and Florida. the North
Dakota and Delaware, now about to 60
into commission. are sister ships 4
comparison Of the North Dakota and
Florida shows that the Florida will eX-
ceed by ! .Sei tons the Sorth Dakota.
whose displacement is 1O.OO tons, and
the Florida is three feet and half longer
and three greater in beam. The ooal
and oil supply will be the same for both
ships, $50 and 100 tons respectively.
The belt armor will be the same for both.
twelve to eight inches. the battery armor
halt an inch thicker in the case Of the
Florida. or six ard a half inches. and ner
smokeS,ack protection three and half
inche7 thicker. or nire and half They
will both carry main batteries Of ten
y inch guns mounted in Eve tuTet- On
the centre line, and the loTida will have
two more inch guns in her secondary
battery. or sixteen in all. Fer contract
calls for a speed of oO.55 knots. The
North Dakota eNceedcd her require
ment Of q knots by almost a whole knot
and her sister ship, the Delaware made
cI.ti Knots on her ,rials 90 Owls Head.
II will be seen from the comparisons
made that the Florida "a also the UtahD
will have an advantage in protection of
her vital parts over the North Dakota.
In fact the Navy Department main
tains that no battleships hitherto built
for any navy are "A well protected from
projeCtiles and tOrpedOes ~ the new
sisters. Their hulls are divided into
compartments on an improved plan, and
II one compartment should be pierced
by a torpedo powerful pumps would
keep the inflow of water under control.
The florida is TO be equipped with Par
sons turbines working on four shafts and
developing 2sooO horsepower.
Not for some time will another Dread
nought he launched from the New York
Navy Yard. The Wyoming and Ar
kansas. which in about a year will take
the water and IN turn he acclaimed the
most powerful ships in the United
States navy, are building At Philadel-
phia and Camden respectively.