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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-06
District No. 1
HERE IT IS

Opportunity days in the big motion picture campa gn are here. Note fol- lowing offer by which you can obtain an extra ballot for 5000 votes.
 If you send In five tsix monthsD subscriptions to The Age-Herafd. or if they are sent In for you, on or be- fore Saturday, September IS, you will be entitled to an extra coupon for 5000 votes.
 All subscriptions must be paid in ad- vance.
 This offer holds good until the 18th only and will not be repeated.
 In this offer a years subscription will count the same as two for six months and a two years subscription the same as four for six months. You can send In as many subscriptions as you like, and for every set of five for six months (yearly subscriptions to count the same as two for six months and two years subscription the same ds four for six months) you will be given an extra ballot for 5000 votes.
 If you are a little behind in the race you can easily acquire first place with in the next few days if you try.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-06
DON'T FORGET THE CHAPERON; !;
 ASK HER TO HELP YOU

The leading lady will be given the privi- lege of selecting a chaperon to accom- pany the five young ladies on their two weeks trip to Chicago, to the studio of the Essanay company, where the motion picture play will be produced All the expenses of the trip to Chicago will be paid by The Age Herald.
 Never before has any Birmingham paper offered an opportunity of this kind to it's readers. The fact that the five winning candidates will actually be given an op- portunity to show their talent before one of the leading producers of motion pie ture plays, the Essanay company, mas a value that money cannot purchase.
 There is nothing complicated about this campaign. It Is simply matter of se- curing votes and these can be obtained from just two sources One is by clipping the one-vote coupons from each issue of The Age-Herald and the other and most important source is on the subscription payments, IS is shown in the schedule published daily. Where votes are allowed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-06
STANDING OF CANDIDATES The Age.Herald Motion Picture Campaign
 
2 P. M. SUNDAY

 
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-06
NOW GET BUSY AND
 FORGE TO THE FRONT

The above offer is a good one. large and easy. Some of the candidates who have been just going along, ex- pect, will grasp at this offer and so increase their vote total that their po- sition on the list of the daily stand ings will jump way up. If they don't they should because this is their chance to catch up and perhaps pass some other candidate who is less en- ergetic.
 A personal letter was mailed yester- day to all candidates advising them of tsis club offer etc, so if you have not fcceiNea one, get busy without It.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
Berlin Announces ROut OF
Cars Army in East
Prussian Fight.
SEIZE QUANTITY
OF WAR MUNITIONS
PetIOgrad Admits Practical
.\nnihilation of One
Army Corps.
ONLY SMALL PARTIES
RETURN TO LINES
German Pursuit Ends. Cars
Troops Renewing Often
Sivc in Poland.
SUMMARY or THE wan NEWS.

SUMMARY ~ THE wan NEWS.
Russian and German accounts Of
the battle of the MaZurian Lakes now
agree in part. The Germans claim 70
have captured 100 600 prisoners and
u have routed their opponents conf
pletely. Russia admits being driven
from East Prussia. but insists tha
only one army corps was lost Tho
Russians are resuminE the off"nsiv"
again in the region of Groduo and
n violent battle is developing there.
Tho French War Ot'icc announces
that "a Zeppelin dropped ten bombs on
Calais and k.llei five civilians Rheims
has been homharded severely again
and many civilians have lost their
lives Tho Allies cont nuo th"ir al
vances in Champagne on tho n aighis
Of the Meusc. in tho Argonue and in
Alsacc. Tho official communiques stat
ing that their progress has been ma
terial at all points.
y british prize court took IN YES
trrday tho status Of the cargo Of the
American food ship Wilhclmins.
L.oyds has increased its rates on voy-
ages 70 almost every point by from p
to 30 per cent as n result Of the Ger
man submarine campaign. The Scan
dinavian nations are aroused by losses
from mines and submarines and held
a secret conference to decide on
united programme.
The Turkish Ministry Of Marine DO.
ciareS that the flagship Of the allied
fleet bomharding the Dardaucllcs tor,s
was hit 10y Turkish eh"ll and forced
TO withdraw Tho offor' To reduce the
forts Is stated Ia have failed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
MOTORCYCLIST HITS
WOMAN AND FLEES
Autos Give Chase and Lose
Trail Of Spccdcr in
Central Park.
VICTIM BADLY INJURED

motorcycles. driving his machine
down Seventh avenue early last evening
AZ a high rate of speed struck MIA
Hannah Adophus Of 3Sl West l2'in
street as she was crossing the avenue ou
her way home. The woman was knr'hed
into the air and fell heavily TO the pave
ment. cut. bruised ard UNCONSCIOUS. The
motorCyClist spc.dcd away
Max Baden ~ 6G6 Crotona Parkway,
who's. automobile was standing IN 'front.'
Of the Hotel Theresa. jumped MO the
car and CAV. chase, Blowing ms horn
and shouting TO other drivers 20 aid him
AT ll6th street he saw In" cy'ast mar
rowly MSS striking CrosStoNn car
and A, llOth street he barely ~ oided .,
group of women. two OF whom We?"
wheclins baby carriages. Baden was
four blocks behind when he and o'her
pursuers saw the motorcycle disappral
into Central Park, once inside the park
he easily lost those who were trailing
him and got away
Mrs hdophus was taken 10 Harlem
Hospital Dr. Ballin said that Sh" ap-
pcar.d to bc seriously injured,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
Hum Down In Long
Island city and MA, Die.

An automobile bearing the license
plate 336G9 New York. In which man
and woman were riding. struck and prob
ably fatally injured Iuot"rcychst at
Queens boulevard and ncrraW street
Long Island tity, late yesterday after
noon, II did not stop NCcording 70 the
police tn" ltceus" number is that of a car
owned by William NJ Moore of l"rth
stree; and Aqueduct avenue. The HronA
The man riding the motorcycle was
Martin Beck, -, Il waiter living AZ SOC
East FiftN-rrst street. Manhattan. III"
had both ,ollarhuucs pruk'u, "a fractured
left arm, a broken leg ana severe scalp
wounds lie VAS taken To- - johns
Hospital. Long Island city, whore Il was
said he had a slight chance OF recovery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
ADMIRAL Is CERTAIN
GERMANY WILL WIN
Former Chief Naval COnstruc-
for BowlcS Predicts
Victory.
BACK FROM WAR ZONE

Tran..s T.Tlr, Rowies. formerly ch.et
ronstructo' - the navy. later president
of tho For" Hvc~ Shiphulldng Com
r1ry md now 90 director of that corpora
ton, returned itst -yeuius hy the liol.
laud-Amer,ca steamship Rotterdam a.
s'r'irE that Germany would win the
nittl" of tho Powers. y, declined 10
2.N' h.- reasons Tor this assertion. That
was his last WORT to the reporters who
talked with him coming up the hay
The Admra, expressed himself with
his wontel emphasis. White admitting
IN" power 81 Germany. he gave praise
To the naval prowcss Of tho rnitcd
states. lie had nothing 80 ray of tie
sea power OF the Allies II. had been in
Germany since December - on bus
ness. the nature Of which he declined
to d'yulgc IIr said Tho feeling
against the American people In Germany
49, s,rorE ana it 's accumulatiug in CO..
siderable force"
"'s . confined to tn, military power. 90
$50. t is gcr'Iai ! miElt say uni
'"rsii. iu Gc'ntuy II - not only
opaiust tie American G",crnmcut tu,
agalns' tie American people"
"WHat o!nu; th. rue,, o. tho sub
marine on naval warfare.
y believe it Will materially noolf~
tactics, uI' VII NOT drrrou~ the Ina.
ror'lngo. the Vtlu" or 'nc acrcs..t, ~
the battle ilr,t Tine value uf the hst,.,
cruiser hts been demonstrated .u this
var. our navy his ucglt''.l AN Iu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
NEW OPERA SCHOOL IN PARIS.
Immediate Atm WtiI he 10 Ala In-
employed singers.
Spec,al Ca6l, D,spatcs 10 THE su>

pAHls, Feb. IA committee Is
being formed IN Paris with III" object
OF creating and cndowlng an institution
the immediate object or which will le
e. relieve the distress OF operate ar
fists who are not employed. The
scheme is to convert the Theatre de>
Champs ElyseeS into an ,peratc aCad-
eny whore unemployed artists, chor-
listers and musicians viii be engaged.
Jelr de RcsZke has undertaken the
artistic direction of the academy, re
nouncing his private tuition, otto II
Kahn promised to Join the Paris COM
rlttee An appeal will be made To a."
United states 70 raise the necessary
funds Henry Russell director e tn.
Bostuu opera Company, viii act as di-
rector Of tho operate performances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23

His amendment appropriat"s a lump
sum of s3O,0O0.O00 for submarines to he
Immediately available for that purpose
until expended.
senator Brandcgrr of Connecticut dc
clarei that talk Of universal peace at
a time like this MAS little short Of
reasonable though not so Intended.
lnr senator from ,onnecIlcut uttered
q solemn warning on the nations uupr.-
pHrcdness,
II consider II my duty AS Scna-
tor to warn the people of this coun-
try" said he. that they have been and
are living in a FOOLS paradise. IN
the present state Of International affairs
II does us no good as a nation to fold
our hands calmly and talk about the
beauties of peace and OF turning
swords into ploughshares ! would re-
gard myself us a candidate for mad
house IL ! advocated such a policy At
this time"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
BELIEVES GREECE WILL FIGHT
Nation. Intervention u Ine>i-
table. Prominent Irrcinn says.

PARIS, Feb % An important Greek
persoraE" declares the participation ~
Greece IN the war is incv table. lie
says that Greece has already given
Scryil moral assistance and that both
ne ioNernment and the people favor
Intervention
\ Srrv.uu oniCcr iu Paris says In
ar interview in thu P'tit Juurunl thtt
after three years Of war StrVia IL well
provided with material and IS still able
to furnish 30O, 900 men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
c. R. CRANE ARANDONS CHICAGO.
Drops Legal Residence Th"r. on
Account Of Taxes

has abandoned his legal residence IN vi
uois and moved to Woods Hole. Mas.
mis- summer home. The Crane house AZ
2ij4 South Michigan avenue has been
rented to the School of Civics and Philan-
thrupy.
Mr. Crane said to-day that his sole
reason for removing from Chicago was
to he found In tn" tax laws Of the state
that If he remained and complied with
the provisions ~ the law h- would br
compelled tu pay taxes dsproportionatc
10 his property holdings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
aI.OOO,OOO for Aircraft.

The appropriation for aircraft was in
creased from 100000. carried by the
House bill. 10 sl.000,oOO.
Another new feature OF the bill put In
by the Senate committee was the
authorization for "A torpedo storage
factory AZ Melville. r. T.. 20 cost $50. 600 :
also $4,000 additional for tho Charles
ton Navy Yard $4,000 for building
slip at the Norfolk Navy Yard $4,000
for dispcnsary ~ Pensacola. Fla,
aeronautic station.
Tho comuEttee also reported an
amendment 10 th,' bill eliminating -he
Limitation heretufor" put upon the Sec
rctary OF the Navy IN the matter OF
purchase OF shells The Senate conf
mittee restored nearly all Of the items
that were carried in the bill as IL
came from tho House Committee on
Naval Affairs. hut which We're struck
out in Tn" Houso.
Among these were the appropriat on
OF 100000 each for Norfolk and Mara
Island for marine barracks $500, 900
for n worldwide wireless station. the
increase N number Of officers in the
Marine Corps. increased pay for stu
dent avIAtors the authorization for "a
bureau OF strategy and the creation Of
comm ssion 10 investigate and report
on aeroplan.s. Zepp.llns and subma =
OF the Navy to draw plans for high
power AMI speed in these instruments
of warfaI~.
The cutting OF the naval appropria-
tonS In the House was chiefly the re-
suit Of plea by Representative Under
wood and other Democratic leaders that
the Treasury would be bankrupt unless
there wer" efforts AZ rotrenchmeut.
The senate committee, however. has
decided that retrenchment should come
from some other direction and has not
only restored practically all Of the
House programme, but has added more
features of It's own, particularly four
scdgoirE submarines.
That the utility Of the submarine has
made deep impression on the Senate
was evidenced by other Developments
to-day. senator Smoot OF titan intro
duccd an amendment 10 the naval ap-
preparation bill which Will have MANY
supporters authorizing the construction
of hfty seagolng submarines to cost
sl,l00, 900 each, and twenty-five coast
defence submarines to cost $3.50 600
each. The senator explained that the
f,uropcaU war had demonstrated the
need Of such boats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
Young woman Run Down While
Crossing street IN riushins.

MIS- Frrston IIioks, 20, OF ~ HamIl
ton street Flushing, Qu,rns, va,
lU ocked down and seriously injured yes
tcrday afternoon by an autp while
crossing Jackson avenue. aI Prince
street, Flushing The auto was driven
by John Gallagher Of 47l First avenue.
Manhattan. Mrs. Hicks WAS taken Il
the Flushing IIosp,tal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
CARD TO POINCARE HELD UP.


PARIS, Feb. o.. Slxtecn French non
commissioned officers and privates priS.
onrrs Of war confined at Weinberg.
tcrmany. addressed q postcard to Pres
dent I'oncHr" on december IL convey
ing their good wishes for the new year.
Although tho German censorship
raised ma objection "a the text uf the
postcard 1t has lust reached the ElySco
Palace, the postmarks showing that Il
was held M In Germany until Febru-
-nrN .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
Fell From Machines Running
Hoard aud NRy Dtc.

Lawrence Schmidt. IS, Of ?5i5 Fulton
street. Richmond fIill, ,luccns fcll yes.
terday from the running hoard ot IN
automobile and suffered injuries that
Nill probably result In his death II" Is
in ST. Mary's Hospital. Jamaica, with "a
fractured skull and injuries about the
face and body
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
NOREPUBLICAN
GETS PLACE0N
TRADE BOARD
Wilson Names Three Demo-
Gratis and Two Who Voted
for Roosevelt.
FIGHT SURE TO COME
OVER CONFIRMATION

WA.HiSGroN. Feb 22.--president Will
son sent 10 the senate to-day his nom
nations for the Federal Trade Comms-
.,on-.he board that is TO regulate the
big corporations Of the country as the
Interstate Commerce Commission has
regulated the railroads The commission
ls tn consist of
JosEPH T.. DAVIES. a lawyer. now Com
missioner OF Corporations. secretary Of
the Democratic National Committee and
an active Democratic leader in Wis
constr.
WILLIAM J. HARRIS. now Director Of
the Census, formerly president Of a
Georgia FIRE insurance company and cx-
chairman Of the Democratic State COM
nttec Of Georgia, having served as
Woodrow Wilson's campaign manager.
WILLIAM II. PARRY Of Seattle. Wash.
q promoter. former editor of the Post
frtsiiioencer of that city; chairman OF
the committee which financed the Alaska
Yukon Exposition once Treasurer OF the
city OF Seattle.
,;EoRGE RvBtEE Of New Hampshire. a
lawye-. formerly associated in practice
frs, with Victor Morawetz and then with
Cotton a Spooncr both of New York.
and recently active with Louis ID. Bran
de.s l., shaping tho Wilson programme
of antitrust legislation.
EDWARD NASH HURLEY. business man
Of Illinois. president OF the Illinois
Manufacturers Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23

AMSTERDAM, Feb 22.--Dr Won Beth
mann-iIollwce, the Imperial 'haucel-
lor, has returned to Berlin after a visit
to the western headquarters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
shoe OH the other Foot.

Democrats who found 80 much fault
- President Roosevelt because ne TOOK
.i- Cortelynu from the head OF the De-
r,r'0'eut Of Commerce and made MIN
uf.man Of his campaign committee
,.Du1bly will have an opportunity To ex-
pain their seeming Inconsistency In the
ornrnatlon OF a man who, while serN-
Ag as Commissioner of Corporations
.o'.d IN the capacity of secretary OF the
'-mo ratio National Committee. This
viii be the principal objection to Mr..
'tNlc
Bu, aside from the complaint that the
'mnssion Is weak there are other OBJ
''.ons. The President has not treated
minority I'm Congress fairly in the
.p.r.ou OF Republicans
When the Federal Reserve Board was
"t'ei there was the usual suggestion
bout making it bipartisan by law But
hen tho Republicans were met with the
question that the legislation upon cur
enc> should be bipartisan and that
ne personnel of the board should be
.'pt free even from partisan sugges-
m
Republicans were told that the Presi-
'r' hId the highest conception ot the
bipartisan character Of the board ana
HIll make the right kind of appoint
.rg'- r.EarilcsS of party. This looked
..gf and holy" as one Republican Sem
'9r expressed IL to-day. and IN" Prcs1-
.'.' Va~ allowed 10 pick a Federal Re-
''r' board free from the usual lim'ta-
'pn rs to bipartisan personnel
T. the amazcment Of Republicans he
sent INA Cumuisslou composed exclusively
.. b.noc ats-.pr his kind of Democrats.
10Y ''Ey man he named had voted Tor
4 t.sa han
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23

The Senate committee adhered to the
two battleships progrimne II also
provided FOR live seagoinG submarines
instead of one. a. the House bill au-
thorized. and required that they have
"a speed q: not less thar twenty-five
knots and cost not TO exceed $1,000. 600
each.
The committee also increased tho
number of coast defence submarines
from eleven, tho number carried hy the
House bin 10 sixteen. requiring that
they cost not more than $780, 900 each.
Thus twenty -une submarines are uu-
thoriZcd Ia the bill
new gunhoat TO cost S150,o00 was
also authorized by the senate commit
tee as an entirely new feature OF the
bill recommended by the Secretary Of
the Navy The committee authorized
one new hospital ship To- cost S2,.JO. 900
and also provided for an oil fuel ship
The authorization in the House hill for
six or more torpedo destroyers was
amended TO require that they hav. "A
speed OF not less than twenty-five knots
The bill as reported also carries most
OF the features recommended by Sccrc-
tary Daniels. which were reported by
the House Naval Committee. but struck
ont 10y the House
Among these was tho provision for a
naval reserve the creation Of the ranks
OF Admiral and Vice Admiral and OF a
Chief OF Operations. The Chief ot
Operations is a new officer, through
whom Il IL hoped 10 bring about closer
cooperation between the feet and the
Washington chiefs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
2 THR0t GH TRAINS \ DAY TO
FLORIDA EAST COAST POINTS

TITNE TTIk Y u = VI = III 7 VI" VIA = TNTI7
-fdv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
Hoard called Weak.

re personnel of this commission. into
vrose hands tho President is to commit
,1e business Interests Of this country.
was disappointing to members OF Con-
gress. Democrats as well as Republicans,
FRANKLY. the commission WAS regarded
A. exceedin.ly weak. so far as business
eNperierce Is concerned. Only two men,
b-rs of the mmission-Hurley and
psrry--seem 10 have practical quaiihca-
tons OF this character.
Judging from indications to-day. the
nominations will have a stormy time in
'1. senate, and many believe that they
s3U fail Of confirmation. II this oc-
,ur,. ;he President. though. will promptly
confer recess nominations and thus the
Ave viii take office and .naugurate the
new system Of Federal regulation With
lu' the Endorsement of the Senate,
TIE senate was prepared for the nom
nation Of Mr.. Davies. His connection
with the Democratic National Committee
/, likely to be discussed In the Senate
rIe said some time ago that he would re-
Ign as secretary and member OF the
.at!oral committee, but there is no pub
De- record OF his having carried out the
tontion lie participated actively III
ne Las. campaign in Wisconsin His
utrtner in law was "A candidate Tor a
.jltc oHice and Mr.. Davies's movements
'he states politics from time To time
a-e duly chronicled in the press OF WIS
1sin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
Mayor on stand Tomorrow.

The Thompson committees hearings
at the city Hall will he ended this week,
Il was ann 1uuCcd yesterday. Mayor
Mtchel will testify when the committee
gets through with COMMISSIONS Maltbic
tomorrow. lie will be asked Ia give
his views rs to the proposed transfer
of the commissions constructive func-
tions - city bureau. II Is believed he
will favor IN" plan, the adoption OF
which now seems unlikely. n Gov. Whit
man is about convinced, Il Is said. that
the old public servic" law somewhat
amended and with new Commissioners
TO administer It is the right thing,
Another witness this week viii be
Frederick W. W-hitridge, from whom
tart criticism Of the commission Is eN-
pcctcd MIR. Whitridge and his Third
Avenue company hav" been defendants
in nine OF the thirty penalty suits
started hy the commission Mr. Whit
ridge and his company won all orthcm.
When the committee insh"s It's work
here it will Investigate IN" up-Stat" COM
mission at Albany. investigators have
been preparing material there far ten
days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
SENATE BILL
ASKS FOR MUCH
LARGER NAVY
81 Submarines. ArmOr Plate
and Projectilc Factories
Recommended.
NEW GUNBOAT ASKED:
$4,000. 900 INCREASE

MAsiiiSGToS. Feb. 22.--The nav! ap-
propriation bill was reported to the
Senate this evening II carries appro-
rriatiors asvregatine sl52,a6i.ssl. an
increase OF about ss.00o.oO0 more than
the aggregate appropriated BY the
House bill.
one of TIE important new features OF
the hill is au authorization for an az
NOR plate factory tor which siOOo.o00
Is made Immediately available. the fac
tory to he built by the Secretary Of the
Navy IN his discretion L h. cannot
make contracts for arrnor plate that
Are satisfactory.
on the recommendato of the SEQ
retary an authorization OF a new pro-
jectile plant to cost 100000 was made,
the Secretary representing 20 the com
mittee that there was a combination OF
the manufacturers of projec,iles and
that he was unable 10 set competition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
COL. HAYWARD FOR
BOARD, OR WILCOX
Governors Choice for Mccall
Successor Believed to Lie
Between Two Men.
MAYOR SOON TO TESTIFY

tn. names ~ col. William Hayward.
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49,, ,,..,-,,.
""''"N' iorn''' 'n''r''h" "' NV "o'''
Service Commission of tn" First district.
were balanced arairs- each other ycs-
,a-.i,,. o., ,o,s,i,,, ,ir,ios vi,b m.
~ .,,,
p'oo'o'"'H '""' '"' "' NV '''''
hc selected to succeed Edward T.. Me
Call tho nrcscnt chairman OF the COM
,,,,.
Thc rumo" ihat 'o' hayward VINO
has been serving rs counsel for the
Tbounso, legislative, Investigating COM
-. ,,, !. .....,.,., . ,h.. ,,,,,o
i"'''''' N""'" "' "pp''''''u w Wv ''''
started yesterday "'ter MY. i'N"'ru
had left FOR Albany TO confer with the
Governor. II aros. among the members
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said to be based on good information
II was argued that Mr. Hayward had
learned , great deal ahnut the adminis-
,.,, =. ,,, ,o.,,,,i.-,,,, ,hro,,.h ,,o
''''''" Vi '''' ''o
investigation INTO the aHairs OF tha'
body. II also was intimated that he
would not refus. the $4,000 position.
IL was announced in authoritative
quarters in Albany last night that the
designations OF Edward L.. Mccall.
J Sergeant Cram. Robert c. Wood and
George V. :. Williams Of the Public Ser.
vice Commission would be in COY. Whit
mans hands within a week or two.
Commissioner Milo r. Maltbie's term
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
CERMANY'S SUBMARINE WAR.

"A splendid two page feature in next
Sundays SUN describes the sphere
and activities of the undersea
fighters in the war on food ships.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

Unsettled and colder to-day rain to-mor-
row; fresh east and southeast winds.
Detailed weather. mail and marine reports will
be found on page II.