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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
GREATER NAVY
THAN PRESIDENT
PLANS REQUIRED
Henry A, Hise Wood Declares
Administration Is Not Going
Far Enough in Preparation
for National Defense,


Portland Me- NOV j.-Henry A.
wise Wood of New York. member
of the naval advisory board, in a for
NAL statement issued here tonight as
chairman of the conference commit
tee on national preparedness. advo-
Gated rejection Of President Wilson'S
naval and military proposals as wholly
insufficient Mr. Wood came TO Port
land to address meeting called to
discuss plans for the establishment of
an aerial coast patrol station al Casco
Bay.
In the name Of the defense move
ment the statement read, II unhes-
itatingly eall tor the rejection of the
naval ana military proposals Of the
president ass wholly insufficient to
give us that degree Of protection
which ensures peace In this critical
hour of world unrest it would be the
supremacy of folly did America per-
init herself to remain weaker in sea
power than the only nation that is
causing il to rearm az an
Therefore the defense movement
holds it's vital to the preservation of
the sovereignty of this nation that
steps shall at once be taken 70 restore
America Go the position of second
naval power from which. through the
wisdom of weak advisers, it was per
mitted to fall and that the military
plans shall be those Of general staff Of
the army. not of the civilian, secretary
of war"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
on DAY non All LEADERS
~ ZIG MINI CONFERENCE

chlcano. Nov. with the Leaders
III IRE conference football teams hav-
Ine an off day 10 hr as games bear
ur ou the championship are com
enlncd. interest among football fol-
IoWcrs 81 this section viii center on
ihc Michigan Cornell battle 90 Ann
Arhof The schedule Includes the fol-
lowing etmea Cornell vs Michigan
Missouri vs Northweatern indian"
So ohio state Iowa W. Purdue Has
koH Indians SOB Chicago Marquette
Vs Michigan Angles
win team far from the best Yosl
has developed in tho last few years.
Michigan meets one of the strongest
tpams in The east n Cornell Tho
Ilhacana come with victory over
Harvard a. their crcdt and "a record
40 clean wins
The clash of Representatives Of
nelahhorluf conferences icnds interest
10 The Missouri Southwestern game.
though neither eleven has shown
much strength this year Northwest
orn wlli NOS send its best lino-up into
the battle. IL is spid. ana Missouri is
ukck 10 present "a team even more
crippled
Chicago may eNo da substitutes g
chance in the game With The Haskell
Indians n 81 believed That tnnch
garr wu NOE risk his stars with the
Mnueaota game only week AWAY
Championship honorH ia The Littlt
Fhe depend an the outcome Of the
rame III Monmouth between Lake
FarpW and Monmouth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
ADMIRAL LITTLE
TESTIFIES IN
D WIN DEFENSE
Declares He Protected Gov
eminent in Construction of
Submarine, but Agreement
Has Been .'MiSIaid,H


Boston Nov. j.-Rear Admiral Will
liam Little. who was called out of re-
tiroment 10 answer before court
martial charges Of neglect and care
lessness In connection with his work
as AN inspection officer during the
construction of the submarine K-2,
appeared voluntarily as witness in
his own defense today Tie testified
that he had protected The govern
meut AGAINST loss by battery defects
through a promise obtained from A..
Gardner, an agent of the Electric
Boat company that such imperfec-
lions as had developed would be cor
rected This promise, which was put
into writing he said. was not an
agreement ana involved nothing that
would prevent the navy department
taking action In the matter
The paper on which the promise
had been written Rear Admiral Little
testified, was one of three papers
which were mislaid at the same
time at the yards of the Fore River
ship building company. where the
K-2 was under construction one Of
these papers the contract for the
building of the torpedo boat destroyer
Gushing, was subsequently found
The court completed the taking of
testimony today but voted to meet to-
morrow The court probably will
draw up It's findings here and forward
them TO Secretary Daniels.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
RETURNED MISSIONARY
IS CHAMPION OF JAPAN
,sy .oarr, loosaAl SPECIAL LEASED w,ssi

Baltimore, Nov DIR Rudolph b
Teuster medical missionary in charge
.of ST. Luke's international hospital in
Toxic. Japan in an address today be-
fore the convention of the laymen's
missionary movement severely criti-
cized the attitude Of the United States
toward Japan
Much Of the feeling of uniriendli-
ness and disrust against Japan in
this country said pr Teuster is the
result If prejudice and misinforma
tion. He praised the attitude of ia
pan toward the Chinese and said that
Japans policy of a Monroe doctrine
in the far east will do much for the
preservation of the integrity Of that
nation.
Dr Teuster who is "a cousin Of Mrs.
Norman Gait fiancoe OF President
Wilson, has been i'm Japan sixteen
wears
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
COLORADO NGGus SWAMI
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING

Denver Noy 5-1he rehublliiated
colorado Angles football tcom which
has swept nu opposition before a. to-
dap added p ls 90 o victory over wy
omlng a. Na prestige us Rocky
mountain conference championship
contender The Colorado college
Httah university game tomorrow ot
Colorado SPRINGS "a expected go Zoe
bitterly contested. since defeat Tor
utah win pmcucaly eliminate that
ehool from the position She holds I'm
rvrni IN victory. the Tigers viii face
thc Colorado Aggios ou November p.
without o defeat
Denver university s preparing for
ifs contest tomorrow with the Colo.
RADIO school uf Mines last years win
uers. but Who This year have been
eliminated ty past performances
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
ukl NHoMA AND NrBuAsKN
PLAY GAVIN ~ KANSAS CRY

Kaasss CIB Nov 9 with the tni-
Re4sut nf Nebraska and thc tniVer-
Sits s. Kanns playing practice games
SIS preparation for thcr annual battle
on November 3 and the Visit Of Mis-
souri in Illinois for contest win
Northwestern. MO football games Of
vital Importance win hp played In MIS-
souri, valley territory tomorrow
rhs most interesting gossip of the
week. % followers of the Eridiron
sport was the talk OF d post-seoson
game on manufacturing day at Kansas
civ between oklahoma and Nebraska.
with their defeat OF the strong Noltc
Dame eleven and the vanquiahing of
an minor eleNens the cornhuskeie ape
geaf Ia hnve firm hold ON the lRl'
Missouri valley championship A.
ready oklahoma has defeated Kan
ssa and followers 20 me sport argue
that 4 the Cofnhuskora down the JAY
hawkors. oklahoma and Nebraska 3l'
logical opponents in contest go De-
eide the championship of this section
of The state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06

d. as natter ~ fact. more unity ~
understanding and confidence among
The allies at This mement than There
IS among the Germans themselves
-The central empires hate failed
boa both their attempts Where chem
is their victory over the Russians 2
.Thoulh lacking sufficient munitions
.to undertake au offensive all along tho
lime. we cam stIIl harry thr Germans.
.at thc yer, least Every day we cou-
tribute our part to thc process ~
subtraction which is the secret az the
final victory And this methods is
really more effective towards the final
desiderltum ot the WAR than mere
technical triumph For thc purpose
20 the war is to finish with militar-
ism for good and alI To do that. the
victory of the allies must br absolute
we cannot p8riey with the military
crowd in Germany. they have got 90
be got rid OF AS the war ls being
fought victory may Boz Ions way
eff see Aut every day some OF the
military crowd IN Germany and Aus-
ria are being got rid Of The longer
the process goes ou, the more surely
is militarism done with And that's
what We want"
Even in Russia
Most OF an u Russia Russia
needs peace for colossal internal
industrial development which is
scarcely compatible with am Immense
military establishment forced upon IT'S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
SERBlANS SEVERELY
DEFEAT BULGARIANS

London, NOV. Il togo a. M The
Bulgarian army. descending into old
Serbia TO invade Macedonia hN way
of Ycles and rerepc was defeated at
lzvor, at the entrance ct the Bahma
po.s after battle lasting several
DAYS. according 90 announcement
mpdr h> the Serbian legation az Ath-
ems and transmitted o Reuters Tele.
gram company
wrench infantry and British cav-
alN toul part IN thc -truggle ana gave
efficient ala tu the ScrMaus The
British hursemen arrived from Krivo-
Hk GAP assist their allics.
Tho Submm captured lg,or ana
irdsko
Fhc BulEarlaus whose ranks are
said tn have becu declmatyd, are rc-
treating iu the direction Of Nclcs ana
have evacuated the right bank of the
NardHt river.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06

Duluth Mimi. NoN j Fred rul-
ton. Rochester MINI heavyweight
won from 1ofiv Keller or Australia,
by technical knockout i'm me fourth
round before tho Duluth a g to-
night Keller stopped hard right
tu the jaw in thc luicr part of the
rhrd round aud went down Ina lhe
fourth round Fulton landed three
solid rights to the Jaw. scoring @
Touchdown ouch time Rcfcroo Han
~ sout Of Milwaukee then stopped
the fpht fulton has been picked os
one of the possibilities tur Jess WIZ
hard ut Sew orleans ln March
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GAME
BIG INlNT - 1iil sol III

Atlanta Ca. Nov Interest in
southern football tomorrow evntrrs iu
tho Vanderbilt game ai Chat
IoitssFlIlt HIChUHatf thr AI4hA4lh-
Gcorria Tech rnne ai Atlanta prom
leas i8 have more effect un Che eo-
eallad southern championship Us
their defeat of Yale aud good work
aralnH Harvard thr Nirswont have
commanded attention while the conn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06

SIM Francisco, Nov. 5.-The net
profit Of the Panama Pacific eXposi-
tion now is S1410.S73, it was an
nounced today The total income of
the exposition since the opening 70
october 81, according to the report
of the comptroller was $6,04S,129 and
the expense of operation aggregates
$4,G37,263
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06

D plso TcN. IN I 0cnorll "
#ra uhrcgan. commander m-chief OF
operations ~ the Curunfa forces. ur-
rived hero from EAGLE Pass, Tex.
shortly before seven O'Clock tonleht
GA route to Agua Prirtu 70 take COM
mund of the forces of General CABLES
and o. atnck Nacn. sonora.
iIr was met 10y large delegation
f+...a.. fsf.5 ..4baraafa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
Mack lsitl-lmmon- win, Pace.

san Francisco Nov Muhful
Allie Lou aud Mack FiHsimmuus am
outclass,d their fields today at the
Panama Pacific exposition harness
meet aud in each cnse took first mou.
cy 100 straight heats The hie raeo of
the doy was the 2s2J ppcc won hN
MUcK Nvsmmous
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06

In these days of keen competition
1t is important that the public should
see that they get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and not take substitutes sold
for the sake OF extra profit Cham
herlain's Cough Remedy has stood the
test and been approved for more than
forty years. Ohtainable everywhere
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
rlgcr Itunncr, WI.

Philadelphia NuV Princeton
defeated rcnnNyauia In dual cross
country rum toda, over the Fnrmonnt
pam. course hv score of "a to 20
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06

Few players 81 tbc er.dron game
hDve shown more versatility tmm ha
"ullIo' uuphant star end half
back uartubaos and fullhack
ON the ARM eleven ELEPHANT
began foothall.ug 90 The half
bnck position with pcrdue couple
.of years ugo IT, ALSO pluTrd other
backrcld positions ana did il So Wcli
that hp made the ail.wcstpu and 9th.
en- conference eleycns
Since Dominl to West Point pu
phant has pinyod hWfIaet ANA pud II
is MOI seq SETTLED ius whore hc win
play 10 lhe ig game against Ihe NatI,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06

but hc win play somewhere and quite
d few uddics viii be- coEuzant of the
fact Ohphaut is aid 90 be the best
runner with the hal ia the east In
tho game against GEORGETOWN he tore
Off some remarkable runs and the
Georgetown game il you remember.
Vas some game Olphant per-
sonally scored ten points IN that game,
one touchdown one goal from touch
down and One place kick. he IS ale
rcady being toutod for Al-Amcricm
hnlfback tu make up that imaginary
buckficm composed uf Dave Tibbou
of Princeton Eddie Mahan of lar-
ward and Charley Barrett of Cornell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-31
BOY SCOUTS ACTIVE IN
CARING FOR VETERANS
Busy All Day Yesterday in Re-
ceiving and Assisting Many
Visitors.
PLAN GREAT ACTIVITY TO-DAY
Divided Into Three-Hour Shifts, 300
to Shift-ENpectcd TO Meet First
Trainload This Morning Over Sea-
board Air Line.
PLAN GREAT ACTIVITY TO-DAY

The Boy Scouts OF Richmond are
taking a prominent and important
part in receiving the thousands OF
veterans who are beginning to pour
INTO Richmond for the Confederate Re-
union. They meet every train, conduct
the veterans 10 il07 East Main Street
where the committee on information
ana chapters is stationed. and from
mere TO the boarding places where
they are assigned
Yesterday was = busy dav for tho
scouts, as every train brought its CON
tinsent OF ConrcderatcS From early in
inc morning until late At night the
lads, khaki-clad. were busilv engaged
at the railroad stations taking tho
veterans In charge as thcv arrived
Their courtesy 10 the old soldiers and
the evident pleasure which they
showed In the discharge OF their duties
profoundly Impressed tho visitors.
Scoutmaster W. y. Crenshaw. OF
Troop f, and detachment Of eight
scouts, Eagle Scouts William and Henry
Lawrence and Scout Craigie. with
hftccn extra Scouts, were on hand
during The dav Scout Executive Uour
man had charge OF the general ar
rangements, and WAS one of the busiest
OF number OF Richmond men who
are leaders in the work Of making
n
who arc 10 throng the city this week
Last night the Scouts had manned
out another busy day for to-day. Thev
arranged 10 meet at 1 o'clock this
morning the first train load Of vcter-
ans TO arrive for the reunion These
were due to come in over the Seaboard
Air Line. \ little later at 49,. they
were expected to meet a train coming
in over the Southern and arriving at
the new freight station on Fourteenth
Street. which has been converted into
temporary passenger station
The schedule for the Scout activities
as arranged by Scoutmaster IIousman
provides for three nour shifts. with
three hundred scouts 10 the sniff.
Eighteen Scout tents arc being erected
distributed in all parts OF The CITY.
Scoutmaster .Ancldt and thirty Scouts
are on duty at the trolley terminal at
the Fair Grounds, and will assist the
veterans TO the Fair Grounds, where
they will be turned over To another
group of Scouts. who will conduct the
old soldiers To Their respective camps.
Scoutmasters as follows are as
signed TO the different railway sta
tions: Southern. Jones: Byrd street.
| Pyle: Main street. Waiford Scout
masters Wildt and Heinrich have been
assigned for general duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-31
RICHMOND is READY
TO GREET VETERANS
CONTINUED from First PaGeD

Continued from First PageD
provided for them. so that they may
rest in comfort as the line OF the
younger soldiers passes in review.
GENERAL INFORMATION
FOR USE OF VISITORS
For the benefit OF the visitors, the
following information as TO the loca-
ton of headquarters and the general
program are published:
Opening meeting Confederate South
ern Memorial Association. jefferson
Hotel auditorium, May 81. II A. NJ
Opening meeting Sons of Veterans
City Auditorium. May 81, p. NJ
Hollywood Memorial parade. May 81
j. NJ. Address by Judge George L.
Christian.
Camp Stuart twhere veterans will be
quartered) State Fair Grounds
Information bureau OU. C. " and
S. c. VI jefferson Hotel.
Headquarters Confederate Veterans
jefferson Hotel.
headquarters General George r.
Harrison. acting commander in chief,
jefferson Hotel.
Headquarters Adjutant- General Will
liam L. Micklc. jefferson Hotel
Headquarters OF general officers. S.
G. V, Murphy's Hotel.
Business meetings Sons OF Veterans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-31

struggling against great odds. and of
n-iman breed that did not finch nor
whine because the conditions Of its
combat were unequal.
n all high and literal completeness
II showed what il means to face a grim
test and in il TO he faithful! unto death.
a cause that can reveal and release
such spiritual values as these is never
lost. In su0r~m"st sense. it is not
failure. but success
And this same spirit we need in our
own ife--necd for our own duties
to-day. Tho enemies We Agh, are no,
armed invaders; they are the subtle
forces OF maierialism, OF greed. Of So
cal sins and thei" corrupt protection.
The qualities whicn we want are
nose which mad" the Lost Cause"
not lost. and which can take the seem
'ncly forlorn hopes Of mora! warfare
to-day and turn them into victory
That hich patriotism which exalts
the preservation OF what is highest in
the community and tho state above the
promp,inSs o: personal advantage
The courage that darcs TO fcht hard
battles with imperfect weapons and
against great odds.
The unninchins faithfulness which
once having challenged an evil will
20 on Ia 'he death ana never Weld
This spirit the great South needs.
and Richmond needs it at this inme.
diute time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-31
SPIRITUAL VALUES MAKE
LOST CAUSE NOT LOST
Rev. w. Russell Bowie. ID. d..
breaches Striking Sermon at
St. Pnul'S Church.
South and Richmond Need at This
Time Courage to Take Seemingly
Forlorn Hope of Moral Warfare
md Turn 1t Into Victory.

The Lost Cause" and the spiritual
value Of the high patriotism. the daunt-
less courage that dares TO fight hard
battles against tremendous odds. and
tho uniinchnc faithfulness displayed
by the men and women who fought and
bile! and gave UP their loved ones that
the principles for which they stood
might triumph. was the theme Of "A
brilliant sermon by Rev w Russell
Bowie. n, n. last night, al ST. Paurs
Episcopal Church. The qualities which
arc needed to-day in the life OF Rich
mond ana Of The whole South. said the
minister, arc those which made the
Lost Cause" not lost. and which can
take the seemingly forlorn hopes Of
moral warfare and turn them in,c glo-
rious victory
DR.. Bowie's tent was from Revelation.
second charter and tenth verse, and the
sermon was in part as follows
W and down the streets of Richmond
there floats to-day a nac that has been
turled these hfty years Under II will
march this week the men who bore il
once - battle. and for whom il repre
sented then the passionate hopes for
which they gladly would have died
Very thrilling and Very poignant. too.
are the memories which that flag
awakes i tells ot heroic years of high
endurance and OF Valor that never
failed. But il brings TO remembrance,
too, nation that has passed away.
and a cause which history writes down
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-31
V. M. |. CORPS ARRIVES
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Military Program of Rcnnion-Qunr-
tered mt Grnys' Armory.

The Virginia Military Institute Cadet
CorHs will be an imposing and conSpic-
uous part ot the military side OF the
Confederate Reunion this week Re-
ports from Lexington are that the cad :
cts will! be here in large numbers. and
friends Of the institution. as ALWAYS.
are confident that V NJ. / will give a
good account OF itself in all respects
The CORPS will arrive here AT 4
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. in com
raEHd % General + W. Nichols. ], Will
come N special train over The Chesa-
pHake and ohio Railroad and will he
met At Main street station by the on
GERS OF the Richmond Grays' Battalion
and escorted 10 tho Grays Armory.
which will he headquarters while i'm
The city. Wednesday, night and Thurs
day night the cadets will he ouar,erad
a the arnlory- In th. parade on Thurs.
day the corps will serve as the escort
OF Governor Henry Carter S,uar,
There are six companies with a men,
hership of $50 cadets in the cor3s
Friday morning, following tho close
OF the reunion, the Y NJ / corps will
60 on three days practice march
through the various battle fields around
Richmond The cadets are scheduled
10 leave here a. 10 o'clock on June :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-31
IN MEMORY OF NATIONS DEAD
ceremonies Afil He. Held mt Arlington
NHtihnni~tcmctery To-Day

WASHINGTON, May 30.-Cererories
IN memory Of the nations dead soldiers
and sailors VIII he held here tomorrow
with President Wilson, members Of the
Cabinet and other high government Of
hcials participating The principal
exercises at the Arlington National
Cemetery Viii be opened with an adj
dress ny President Wilson in the great
amph!theater OF the reservation.
The President to-day directed tina,
wreath of flowers from the White
House be placed on the memorial foun-
tain erected in memory of Major Arch.
bald W. Butt, los, with the Titanic
while serving as military aide to
FORMER President Taft Wreathes from
the White House also were placed upou
number OF statues in recognition OF
Memorial Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-31
Reunion Features Of
To-Day

tnvcilinE of tablet TO General +.
T. T.. BcnurcEnrd, Confederate Nu-
scum. Twelfth and Clay streets. 10
o'clock.
Confcdcrnted Southern Memorial
Association. opening meeting, JEFF
fcrson auditorium, IL o'clock.
Sons of Veterans, presentation of
SPONSORS, City Auditorium. S o'clock.
Hollywood Memorial exercises.
parade and unwilling OF tablet to
women of South. 4 o'clock.
Unwilling of cannon marking
Monument Avenue Notifications, fol-
lowing Hollywood exercises, .
o'clock.
Camp Stunrt opens for entertain
mcnt of veterans. State Fair
Grounds.
General George r. Harrison and
Acknowledgement William r. MitkIe
open headquarters. Jefferson Hotel.