The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
MRS.. MORGENTHAU
SECLUDED ON LINER
.'NOt at Home" on st. Louis BY
Special Request. of Her
Husband.
Is SILENT on ARMENIA

Mrs. Henry M%orgcnthau, wife OF the
American Ambassador to Turkey. was a
passenger on the American liner st.
Louis. which arrived yesterday morning
from Liverpool. Her presence on board
was unknown to the majority of her
travelling companions. for she kept to
her stateroom during almost the entire
voyage.
Mrs. Morgenthau would make no
statement regarding the charges or
| Turkish atrocities committed on Arme-
mans. Al ;he time of sailing from
! Liverpool a special request was made
by Ambassador Morgenthau. through
/ the American Embassy at London to the
International Mercantile Marine. that
his wife should not be disturbed. Ac-
cordingly. when the st. Louis left QUAR-
antine yesterday morning IL steward was
/ posted outside her statcroom N IN
formed all would-be visitors that Mrs.
Morgenthau was mot at home
She was met by her son. Henry Nor
yenthau, Jr.. At the pier. lie explained
that his mother planned to go to the
country for n needed rest and would
leave New York as soon as possible.
japanese NIsitOrs.
The Hon. Kiujiro Okazaki. member Of
the .Japanese Parliament and son ~
Baron Okazaki. was one or a party or
nv. japanese who have come here on
various missions. Mr.. Okazakt SAID
,Japan. in spite Of memories OF ten years
ago, is very friendly to Russia and Is
doing all she can to assist her former
enemy. Munitions and foodstuns are
s--i .... SfInrtl Mt COST
prices. and the 10000 900 Russian sol
diers who formerly guarded the boun-
diary have been transferred to Russias
western battle line. The pro-German
feeling in Japan, once powerful mas
vanished. w.
DIR. Toyajiro Kato and Dr. Raitci To
kugawa of the University Hospital ana
the Charity Hospital Of Toxic are ON u
mission Of inspection through the nos
pitals and medical schools or TINS couh-
,rv and England. Takio kamada. Il
Toxic merchant. and Jintara Takeda. a
prominent japanese lawyer, were '"'
other members of the party.
Mrs. Mary Reid Cory. who was q
ueuher Of the Woman's ~InternationhI
Peace Congress at The Hague. returned
after having travelled through Norway
Sweden and Denmark. following th'
conclusion of the conference. she sal'
thar although the Peace Congress Is II
favor of world police and the abolition
Of war. she considered II absurd u
urge unpreparedness for the CniteC
states.
Recalls RooscveIt's Words.
1T might lie all very we'll" she said
'if we could he sure Of Germany, 10
instance. but how can We know that sh'
will kee-, her word? As long as We hav
the example OF Belgium and the othe'
victims think Mr.. Roosevelt wa
right when he advised us to wal
softly, but carry IA big stick"
SIR Francis Webster, with Lady W"b
ster and their son. arrived on u per
sonal visit. The st. Louis carried i"
first cabin passengers. 299 second an
34s steerage passengers. n wireles
message was sent by the line carr
Wednesday instructing Capt. Jamiso
to make all speed for port, in order I
reach here Wednesday night and nvol
4. the new Immigration regulation requlr
ing second cabin passengers TO be- take
+ to Ellis Island. The st. louis did nc
reach port in time to dock before yes
terday morning, but the regulation wa
= not in effect.
Charles Murphy. a fireman. was laHde
: from the ship under arrest for br!ngin
opium into this country. According I
the ships officers. t~wcnty-nine "A II {
+ the drug. valued at sl,45O, were o
in his bunk when the members OF III
, crew were searched for contraban
Wednesday. The opium was seized an
, the customs officers notified to he Cad
. to arrest him.