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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1913-09-05
TWO MEN BADLY SLASHEO
W. A. Brown, Knife Expert,
Whites on Will Asher
and Sterling Hudnall

How the Moros or other Phil
ippine tribes ever got anywhere
with a bolo expert like W. A.
Brown in the Philippines in the
U. S. army stationed in those
islands for IL years, is a mystery
to those who saw and heard of
his knife work at Dalton last
Saturday night when he severely
cut Sterling Hudnall and Will
Asher sending the latter to the
hospital with a knife wound in
the left lung.
When the surgeons arrived
they found Asher severely
wounded, a knife mark extend
ing from the left side of his
back around to his front ribs
and there the blade sank into
the side and cut offi the lower
point of the lung. He was taken
to the Moberly hospital. Sur
geons were called from this city
and managed to patch up Sterling
Hudnall who had a long knife
cut across his posterior extrem-
tiles that requires q stitches to
hold together while another cut
required 6 stitches of the sur
geon's thread. His injuries were
not dangerous.
None of the men said much
about what caused the trouble
but it was given out by the
sheriff's Office that the trouble
arose over the distribution of a
case of beer. 1t seems that
Brown who had the beer sent
from Moberly, was disposing of
the brew when he become en-
broiled with Hudnall and Asher.
1t is said that mis- first trouble
was with Hndnall whom he put
out of business and sometime
later he met Asher whom he
proceeded to carve.
The trouble started near the
elevator at Dalton. Brown used
a small knife which was found
on him when he was captured.
Will Coll of near Dalton
happened to be in town here
when the sheriff heard of the
trouble and he took the sheriff
to the scene of war. The sheriff
got there too late. However
Brown, who was employed at
at the home of Brick Coll, since
harvest, made no effort to- es-
cape. He returned to Coils
house and when Deputy Sheriff
Ewing went for him Sunday
morning, he had left Coils but
left word that if anyone came
for him he would be back at IL
a. m. He returned on time and
the deputy sheriff brought him
to this city.
When questioned about the
trouble Brown gave out no state
ment, excepting that he said he
hsd been a soldier for twelve
years in the PHILIPPINES service
and that he always managed to
take care of Brown. No one
was prepared to dispute the
statement in the face of the
evidence.
Brown had worked at Coils
since before harvest. He said
his home was in Massachusetts.
His reputation at the place where
he worked was pretty good as a
steady, reliable fellow who spent
a good deal of his time attending
to his own business. His bond
was put at $500 which he was
unable to raise and he is in Jail
awaiting the convening of the
circuit court.
Asher was a young man en-
.ployed at the Adams & Tisdale
barn and was a good workman,
usually attending TO MS busi-
ness in good shape. The last
heard from him was that he was
in nrettv had shane HI1dnaIl
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1913-09-05
BAPTIsT's ASSOCIATIONS
Ninety Sixth Annual Session
of M. Pleasant Dis
triCt Here

ton of the First Baptist Church
was held in this city, beginning
Tuesday evening and ending the
afternoon of Thursday. There
was a gathering of well known
members of the denomination,
including both ministers and lay
men. -3i
One event was the big dinner
served in the church yard at
noon Wednesday. There were
probably 200 persons present
who partook of the dinner which
was spread on improvised tables.
The diners ate dairy lunch fash
ion, but everyone had plenty Of
fried chicken, cakes and other
comestibles. Itwas a good meet
ing and the visitors were well
entertained. The program was
given nearly as scheduled, among
the absentees being Rev. o. L.
Wood Of Carrollton, whose place
on the program was taken by
another.
The program follows:
TUESDAY EVENING
7:30 = Sermon by Roscoe C.
Miller, of Moberly.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
9:30- Devotional, VIM. Young,
of Salisbury.
10:00-0pening of association,
organization, reading letters, ad-
mitting new churches, welcom-
ing visitors, appointing commit
tees and other routine work.
10:45- Welcome address, Franc
Mitchell, pastor of the Presby-
lterian Church of KeytesyilIe, and
response by S. X. Pitts, Of Sal
| liebury. Nv 6r'fs " IN
| 11:15 Annual sermon, A. r.
Hardy, Of Salisbury.
1900 Dinner on the grounds.
AFTERNOON
1:30- Devotional, James Hise,
of Bynumville.
1:A-Report of district mis-
sion board, of missionary and
associational treasurer.
2:00-0ur Mission Field, &C.
Ormsbee, missionary.
2:30- Methods of Successful
District Missionary Work.
300 General discussion and
pledges for district missions.
3:SO-H Home missions, report of
committee and address by H. E.
Truck, of st. Louis.
400 Our Institutions, Santa
lriums, Orphans Home and Old
Folks Home, ]. D. Chappelle. of
Joplin.
4:30- Miscellaneous busin ess
and adjournment.
EVENING
7:3O- Devotional, S. H. Hardy,
Clifton Hill.
6:45 State missions. report of
committee and address by T. l..
West, of Carrollton.
8:S0- General discussion an d
announcements.
THURSDAY MORNING
900 Devotional, J. H. Lynn,
of Huntsville.
9:15 Sunday School work, re-
port Of committee and address
by T. J. Watts. ofSt. Louis.
9:45 Temperance, B. F. Hea-
ton Of Huntsville.
4 Z. ~. Vi + . = d. y
10:45 Christian Education, r.
C. Miller, of Moberly.
10:45- Religious Publications.
| "A. R. Hardy, of Salisbury.
Ills Foreign Missions, r. M.
Webdell, Of Clifton Hill.
1900 Dinner on the grounds.
AFTERNOON
1:30- Devotional, P. F. Sears,
|of Clifton Hill,
las Women's work in charge
|of Mt. Pleasant Missionary I'm
| ion.
2:45 Our Sainted Dead, w. H.
Mex Kiernan.
500 Resolutions and miscelIa-
neous business.
-Clusiuo exercises by II P
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1913-09-05
Hard on Quail

1t is feared by some of the
sportsmen that the drouth will
injure the quail crop which is
unusually heavy this year. Quail
do not feed out to any extent
like migratory birds and seldom
leave the small area in which
theylive. Many of these areas
are miles remove from streams
or ponds and this is what is
thought will decrease the quail
output so. materially.
John Lewis has built a dam in
the rear of his home in the
pasture to retain the surface as
it flows toward the Charlton.
He hopes to be able to have a
substantial pond there as soon as
the rainy season starts and 1t
will help solve the water problem
during dry seasons. The work
was done by Homer Lewis. The
dam is of rock, the other ones.
built of wood being unable to
stand the rush Of Of the waters.
The new well on { he Brad
shaw place is being equipped
with a gasoline engine to be
used in pumping the water. The
well is a good one and the engine
|will simplify elevating the water
| for the stock.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1913-09-05

School commences Monday.
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Dies anb

- Ginerbsitsbireiinr gnfh bsabs
fidiiai i'm Sonunr. fobolb er aus BEN
amt asifieben lit. cine Reiie nnd oen
Bermuda sSnieln anautreten. NLer
WahrihsinliMteit ndh pirn Diraer.
miefter 6unt ihn besieiien.
- Birasrmeiiter CUNT eril1rte se.
fern. bab tr ptrf0nlit iein Muaen.
inert auf bic ftrenae Hefolgune bes
giDiloienifaeiebes in Der Giabfper.
iDclsuna burh bic tommenbe republ:.
faniffk Mbminiitrntion rihtsn uni
bafiir ioreen irirbe. bob oIle Wsnmtsn,
bic isbt unter Gipiloienitreaeln ongts
iteli iinb. ben n0thiGeH Shub srbal.
ten.
- 4m 'Somitda ipirb ber neue sJrei.
maureriempel In Qorlpoob. Der nit ii.
mem RoitennufsDaHb pon sac, 900 er,
ri6xt Dorben III. einaefpeibt Iptrben
Die GiHnei6nna finbet unter ben Mu.
fpiaien Der Hreimdurerloae pon Nor.
ipOob iiatt unb ipirb bon bem 0rob,
meiiter bon Dbio. G6drItS 3. pret.
man bon Golumbnl, nnb BIN anberea
0robbeomien boQaOaen ipsFbeH,
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Ienfidler 9siOnier.gerein.

Der Deutits pionierpersin bat sts
tern fpieber bier nsue Wt!sIieoer GEE
lponnen. SIN Der seitern abeno in Der
Central 1urnbolle unier benz Uorfis
oss prdfibenien ;. W. Wsilano uno
Der protoiollfiibruns beg Seiretdrs
6. Trager itaitsebabien 8,riammIuns
purben ndmlit bic foIasnosn oeuts
ihen pionisre ols Wiitaiiso.r aufses
ncmmen: Jgnab gnunad bon glc.
sos Gonrop Sirobs, seb. 1860 in
airihfhonbah, Hopern uno In Gins
eiHnati felt 1883; Robert 9aumann
bon Ro. 470 gant Girabe, seborsn
1s48 in gensbnf, annton Mrsau,
Shpeis, in Cincinnati isi. 1888;
5einrid 0oba bon Ro. 2250 Wbeelsr
Strabe. geborsn 1843 in gpe, 6annof
Der, in Cincinnati felt 1868; Charles
]. Weib BON go. 1926 Raee Strob,,
esboren 1874 in Cling, preuBen, in
Cincinnati felt 1868.
Durh ben 9ob Bat Der Berein i'm
perflcfenen Monot 5ipsi Jlitglieber,
oM 6errsn 8. Guhs unb 2ouis Brcen,
perloren, benen grdfibent WeiIanb eis
nen berSIitsn Rohruf fpiomsie une
btren anoenien burh grbsben BON ben
GiseH 9eebrt purh.
Rod Grleoisung Der porlieeenben
@eitdfie belt 5err Otto dinner einsn
aubsroroentlidb ini.reFanisn Doriras
iiber geDbohiuneen. bi, er m1brenb
fsin.r europoreife eemahi bate. BON
Der er beionnili6 erii por turser .3sii
auriidseithr. III. Die anipsienberl
lauffien ben feFelnbsn ausfiibruneen
bes 8ortraa.nbsn nit Der s.iponntes
iten aufmerifamfeit unb ibm ipuroe
am S6IuB Elm Dontsspotum s.,olIt.
Gin froblihts plauo.rfiiinehsn BEL
einem Smbib unb einem tiiblsn 5runt
biIe.ie ME iibIi6 ben gsI6luB Der
Usridmmluna.
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GeutidDer gprtras.

De i.ben Wittppf, aadmiitdl
belt poreefern 6srr Or. lid in be.
ofienilihen 9tbiioibet einen 9ortrau
unb kbanpelis alg lbema ben Sprat.
foriher uno Difier 6offmann Dor
gollcrsleben. Der am 10. Sanuar 1874
in aoroei bic Augtn gum eipiaer
Shlummsr aeihIofien bat. s5oifmann
BON sfclkrsleben bat iih nurh 9er1f.
fenilihuna alter otutIher litierotur.
sentm6ler ein bieibenbes gsrbisni. er.
tporben unb bot. ipis ieIien Elm Dihte,
Der Heuaeit. burf ginialt unb Snnia.
felt ben 1on bes sf,ten UoltsIiebes ae.
ttoffen. Die meiitsn feiner aieber iinf
Giaentbum oes beusidkn Uolies as,
uorbsn. 6trr Or. 'sid brahie Steler
aus einiasn ioldxn akbtrn gum Dor.
iraa uno ipubis init ieltentm 0eldid
our6 aiiote aus ben berporraaenbiten
ShrifteH unb Wertsn bes Dihters biz
aoblreiG trihieHsrVn 3ub0rer 5u Be,
geiitern.
Nls n1hitfp06eniIidKs Jkma be.
hdnbeit 6err Or. Jid brei b<utit.
Sunenbbihtu: beu, Diu unb Reinid,
lpslhe ais W1rhens. sFatel. nnb Gle.
berbifier anns berporroaenbes aeIeis
iiet baben.
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9as ihpa,se Geiinbsl, iptlfes lih
In einsm aeipifIen Uierth alIerlei
frehheiten erlaubi. fpirb Don 4ag su
Saa breifter uno rabiater. An Der
Jliiiiroh Qddi aina Der Gdrtn<r
eoluorb Siraufe. AZ sdhre oft. BON
No. 1926 Wloriin Roob, Wanifcn.
pils. ourd bic Z. Gtrdbe. aIs an hr
ssObn Gtrabe cine Reaerin ouf ion
suirai unb TIN au umormtn psriutte.
gsi bieien umarmunasn iperxu sts
ipohnlih TiebitGbIe ausaefiitrt.
Siroufe mics bic Qiebioiunaen Der
Qsgerin enersifA suriid. iporauf bisie
pI0Rlih Elm Wsiier goa unb BEN Mann
fhrere Gtihipunben an Der Druii unS
am 6anbaelsni beibrante G.rouf.
aeanb iih erft aeitsrn mad bem tdbiis
ihen Qrdnttnbduie. ipofs!bit bic Nera.
ie bic Werpunounaea ais isbr ttbsni.
LID beseihneten.
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9sobn,ann's ygittwen9 9simat9
oeiert ibr 32j6brises Heiisben a,n
20. Nupember.

slnf elm 32i1briees 9eiieben fam
runmebr Die goomnnn'ihe Miitfuen.
beimatb, cine ser iegensreid)iten bent.
iden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
Staot suriidbliden. Die oiii5ieae
sspier bes SO. SahresIeites Der @riir.
ouna lit oni 1onneritas, ben 90. We.
peinber, anberaumt poroen nno 0ie
Iamen, inter beren beiudbrter Sel.
tilng Der sInitnIt Itebt, pcrben nihfs
Ioiicn, nm ben nielen @on-
nern mo 1reilnoen, Die lid, sn Der
sseier einiiubcn, genuBrcife Stunoe.i
su bcreifen.
am 9nfmittna ipirb ons offi5ielie
,seitprogramn, Bur 3urffiibritng gc-
tradt, ons ans MnIprahen iIn0 nm
iifaIiif)en Gnrbietunaen beltcben
miro unS noiiirlidl meroen am 9sod).
nittaa aih Ieihfe Grfrtit,ungen Ter
nirt iperocn, ipbreno on gbeno Die
B1lte NIT einen cpuIenten abeno.
brob besuirtbct fuerben. ShIieBiih lit
aud elm gcsnr In 0erbiiibiing nit
Dem 5eit acpIart poroen, BEL peIfeni
III eri.er 2if,ie Sanoarbeiten, Die Don
ben ssniaiiinnen Der aniiaIt pcrier-
iiat iuoroen, gum Verfaui geIongen
foIlen
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Oattsa ,ss,b Oeuetme.

= Der nrouenperein Der 81. Der;
sSefu @emeinbe in geIIspue peronitoltsl
am Wittnoh, r., unb Donneritog
13. Ropember. Rahmittoes uni
9benos. Elm gudre.SpieI aum Better
Der RirMe.
- 9honas Same. Elm ssubrmanu
elmer Gincinnoti,r ssirma. ipurbe In
Donton um $40 unb bie Rotten be.
trait. mel CT fein ssubrpert iiber ei.
nen gemsntsS Seitenipea an Der 8. UNI
9errp Mptnue trieb.
ffrau BARN aeiTens BON go.
933 Wolnut Gtrabs ipurbe anldbliG
ibres 0eburtstoecs BON 5reunben nit
elmer surprife purtn be,bri.
0tiiern erit fam ss sur Rcnnts
nib. oab Der beiannie aontrattor CD.
parb Rnepfle bon Rp. lat Nob Mpe.
nue.. Dellepue, bon einsm Ginbremer
um $500 erleittert ipurh. Anepfle
erbob bic aenonnts Summe in Der
Venport 8ant am Samitas. um feiae
2eute am Montaa 8ormiitaa obsuLob.
nen. Nm Gonntda Rohmittoa unser.
nabm bic fomilie sinen mebritiinbi.
oen Spasieradne uno purbe bic Gum.
me pdbrenn ihrer qbtpefenheit aeitoh<
len. Wie Der 9isbItabl betpertitelIiat
ipurbe, i'll etn RdtbIel.
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Oreiiin idbiuer bcrbrannt
GrIag i'm 1entiden Iiafoniiien.Go
ipital ibren Werlesnnsen.

Gdtpere 9ranbipunben trug seIterr
gorInittos bic 81 Sabre alte gran
Woredretbe Wosele bapon, ipelte BE-
ibrsm Shniegerfobn 5otn 2iebert
No. BIB alotter Npenue, ipobnt. Grai
WDseIe befanb iih ALIEN in ibr.m I'm
brittsn Stod selsstnen 3immer uni
3iinoete nrsi Brtnner bes 8asofens an
I'm bas 3imm.r Elm penis su erpdrs
men. oierauf riidie bic Jrau eineu
G6outeIftubl In nnerndhiie Hobe bes
Ofens. JebenfaIs bat bic lsihi.
Winber3eusuns burh bas Shouteln
bic Jlammen unriibis ssmaht, pos
burh bic leihte sslsiouns Der Grau
Jeuer fling. Sn ibrsr MneIt lief Die
6rau fdrtienb burh bos 3immer. Nos
Bel fie bic 0aroinen unb 0crbdnae in
granb iests. Durh bic 5iIfsrufs ers
f1reds, elite bic 1odter in bas 3ime
mer ihrer Wuti.r uno eri.idie bic
1lommen am aSrptr Der 9eoaiRrnss
pertben burh ueberpetfsn Don Dedtn
unb 9egiebsn NIT WaNer. Die 6rau
bate fdrsre Wranopunbn am Ruden
ooponsstraeen uub tpnros nah bem
Deutiten GiatoniiIen {ocipttal ess
bratt, tuoislbf. iie turs nad1 Der Gins
lieferuna ptritarb. Der Coroner III
bon oem 4blebsn Der Jrau in asnnts
nib ssfest iporben. Die Jeueripebr,
ipeIhe alarmiri tpurbe, tonnts ben i'm
3immer .ntitonbensn Brand ihneu los
fden unb Der anseritiste Sdaben lit
nihi btotuteuo.
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Oafs'SaH.

gns VhiloSeIphia nurbe geiterr
berld)iet. bal, Serr ssobn 81. &c
ner. einIiiaer proHlinerter Sdlleuae
rer Ses Ghicagoer alubs nno ber5ei.
tiger @ouoerueur oes Stnates Veilr'
inIpanieu. ociicn amtsiermin i'm
n1dlteu Sabre ablauit. gum Radipl.
ger oes Serrn Sbomos 2pnd,, oes
jesigen ssrdiibenien Der 9iatiouaI.
2iao. ausertnren 1T. gs oerlaiiiet fer.
ner. aaB inn Die Stelliiug ou' oie
Touer BON flint Sabren nit einem
prinSlid,en @ebali oHaeboten nuroe
uno oab or Die Siierte afseptireu
rpirs. Ter 9erit3t purbe pom graii'
benton sluN,it Serrmann niht in ab.
re6e aeitellt.
8eiiern traten in Chicago 5ur Ssah.
resncrinninIuna Die Raannien Der
americon giaa inter Dem Boris ill.,
res Vrniioeuicn Y. y. Ssobnion sl,.
iammen. gs iano cine einsebenoe @e'
rnthuna iiber bic nothieen MaBreaeln
iiott. Die ergriilen nerbeu ioaen, nm
hem nnsebrohten Ginfal Der ~sseoe'
raj 9iao" IN oie Reiben ibrer SpieIer
erioIareid, beaeanen 5u fonnen.
IN benz Is. SpieIe Der @eItunl.
ieaIer in el Inio. Ieras. (om Dlitt'
mod,) aeipnnnen Die o4eiBioden"
(am. g. ibren 8. Sieg iiber Die .Rie.
fen (9,at. 81 nit 10 su Z Saiien.
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(glnrsnes Wdrlsberrn, %, Sparta
| Gentu6p.
lMaseie 5amil.on %. 1858 Beet,
man Ctr.
nm. Ruoff. %, 5enibaip IL. 9opn'
/ fbip Ctr.
Rino spar.r. %. 1868 Central a0
(Wm. !. giidI.r. "a. 1928 Din. ct
9ldntx .. aIblsr. q. 101 81. 8
Strabs.
Charming 9. Dunbar. %, palas'
6otel.
lRoia Gtlber. 103 Wsi. Court Ctr.
)Mm. 8. 6on. 25. Waoiionpills.
Catherine 8. Goub, 10. 1922 gb.
fpurbs Roob.
ls5ront Qeibid, 30. 203 Coi Cir.
Wmslia Gunso, %. 137 9roubnap.
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Sie NempOrt Office fir bas yGiin.
rinnatier @rlfSGlatt" beiinbet nd in
9o. 339 Dorf Strcfe, seseniiber bem
Gourtbanie, iuoielbit Neuisfeiten, s(u.
ssisen II. |. M. Bic 10 libr As Ninu.
ten abenos entgsgeuseuommen iper'
ben. Selephon South 24O1.
- Die pOlisei bier unb in Der ums
9egeno lpuros benadri6tist, bab ans
toinetts JrenBsl. 18 Sabre alt, SO. 2
Staple Ioenue, Sort 9hpmas, felt benz
a. Ropember oermibt pirb. Sic mar
eine S6iilerin bes Cincinnati guiineB
Goaege i'm Griien Rational gant @ee
bdube unb Derlisb ben unterrihtsTaol
Inn 5 ubr 4bsnbs an belagtem Saae.
Seit Der 3eit puroe ni6ts mebr BON
ibr gebDrt.
- Die abenounterbaltuns bes G..
Oiitrift Wutterz unb aebrerealub fin
bet beute Hahmittag unb 4beno i'm
S4ulsebdube itatt.
- Grau Gliiabetb Shersr pers
idreb eeffern In Der Mobnuno ibrer
9ohter, Jrau u. SO. ghGbele in golb
Sprinss, Rp. Dos aeidenbeqGnanis
fInbet am Sumitus 0ormittaa bon Der
oortisen ct. SOfepbs air9s aus ftatt.
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0eitanb Gin, aeidOHeu ~ babea.

George 6cffer. IL Sabre aIt, IN
ctr Qebman Nonb uno geibonp4penu,
iuohnhaft. pelher unier bem Uerbcrt
ouf ben 16 Sabre altsn Georgs auns,l
BON go. 2616 armorn place aeihciI.n
au haben. rerboitet ipurbe, g,itont
Elm. Der GMiiss aspsftn su Isin.
Huniel fnate, bub er obns @runb se.
fhofftn lporben fsi, ndbrenb foffe.
nnaub. bab aunieI trob ipisbsrbcit.s
Mornunaen oas Drunbiiild innes
Woiers ais Durhsdns btnusie, uni
Goffer nur bic Nbfidi bate. einen
GnredfGub obsuseben. aunfeI trua
eine aopfspnnbe bapon. Deaen
6offer III bic Dtihuioiaung Der btnt.
fihtiaten 1obiuna erboben.
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Snr bas 1iafouiiiem.Soiy

sn Der gpang. sleiormirten ga.
lens Stride, Sptamore iinb Crd,aro
Str. finoet teut. 4benb elm ilIuiirirttr
Yortraa iiber ben Glacier yluiional
Cart iioit nnb sfpar aum geiten nes
Ceuiihen prot. DioioniFens 6oipi.
tnIs. GosicLbe ieiert iein 25iabrigcs
geiieben mno bic Gintiinite aebei in
ben Snbllaumsionbs. Gie MitgIiebcr
unn sSreunoe iinS 5u bieiem yortraa
einsclaben, Der obue 3ipeiieI fir ale
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FALL AND WINTER RESORTS.
Asbury Park. N. J.
The METROPOLITAN
TOO FEW OFFICERS
TO MAN WARSH|PS
Admiral Blue Makes Report
and Urges Congress to En-
act New Laws.

WASHINGTON, Nov 20. - The
number of offic RS now In the navy
Is not sufficient to man al the fight
ings ships in the event of a war with
foreign power, is the declaration
made in the annual report of Rear
Admiral Victor Blue, chief of the
Bureau of Navigation, made public
today. He urges that Congress enact
legislation providing for gradual re-
distribution of officers in the various
grades to obviate a condition that is
growing worse.
Admiral Blue points out that there
now are 1000 officers of the grades of
junior lieutenant and ensign as com
pared with $50 officers above these
grades, and that at the present rate
of promotion of forty each year the
junior ensign reaches the grade of
lieutenant at an age at which officers
now are promoted to be captain.
Admiral Blue says a circular letter
is being sent to the principals of high
schools to ascertain If the examina-
ton for admission to the Naval Acad-
envy is such that the ordinary high
school student should be capable of
passing.
Members of Congress- also are being
aided in their selection of candidate
by the naval medical officers. who
conduct unofficial examinations of
boys bearing letters signed by the
members. In this way it is expected
to detect physical defects before the
10. n tfr.f.
fording opportunity for cure before
the boy presents himself at An
napolis
Recruiting for the navy last year
was unsatis tory until June when
there was an unprecedented number
of enlistments In large part due to
the approaching European cruise of
the battieship fleet. The enrolment
of q naval reserve is strongly urged.
II Is pointed out that the authorized
peace strength of the navy of 81 500
men is far short of the number re-
quired to put into active commission
all of the naval vessels.
The main dependence of the navy
must be upon the men who have hon
orably left the service after one or
two enlistments. Many thousands of
these men are now in vic life and
should be enrolled in a national re-
serve and given a short period for
drill upon shipboard at stated inter-
walls.
There also should be included In the
reserve ex-ofiicers of thee navy.
yachtsmenf and officers and men of
the merchant marine. as well as those
of seafaring occupations. The bureau
has already established an office of
national reserve which has obtained
/ pledges from 1900 naen-to enroll If an
organization Is provided by Congress.