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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
KILL BILLS PRAISING WILSON
Two state S~nates Refuse tn In
dOrs~ Hts war POLES.

DEs MONIES. Ia. March 4.--An in
dursement Of President Wilson's Euro
peau war policy was tabled In the Iowa
Senate to-day by vote OF % to 9. The
Endorsement was contained in a resolu-
tion which urged that Congress take
steps TO end the war by naninc COM
mission Of Ave men to &C; AZ peace
commission.
The original resolution, offered two
weeks ago. provided that ex-Presidents
Roosevelt and Taft be members ~ the
commission. The debate to-day indicated
that the chief objection 10 the amend.
ment was section which praised the
policy Of President Wilson
MADISON. Wis. March 4.--The Sem
ate by Il vote OF 10 to 3 rejected to-day
a Joint resolution extending The Legis-
lhture's sympathy and rnCouragcment to
President Wilson In handling the ncu-
trality problem also. by ii 10 IL. a res
olutlou asking Congress 20 stop thu cx-
pur;ation Of war material supplied to
bellig"rent nations,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05

The Sixty-third Co gress expired 10y
imitation Of law Yesterday.
President Wilson passed two hours
a, the capitol before adjournment and
signed the following measures:
The jiint resolution empower.
him u employ tho army and ravy IL
enforce United States neutrality in
he great war.
The >eamen's bill. which places on
nis shoulders the task of revising
'rcati,s long in effect with other
maritime nations.
The resolution to give medals 10 the
A. H. G. mcdistors in the Mexican
'r.u'l for their services.
The hill making Col. G. Jethals a
y Jor- General in the army and giving
lrg.-Gcn. Gorgas the same rank in
h. Medical Corps.
The appropriation bills, except two.
Wh.,l failed at the last minut the
postal service and the Indian appro-
priation measures. Congress, how
-ter. extended relief in these matters
by rcsortine tu the extraordinary ex-
edient II continuing by joint rcsolu-
tin the appr lpriations OF last year
IDetall, Of the final legislation will he
found on page ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
Dies Trying to Be
Rid of Her FreCkIeS
Staten Island Woman Victim
of Heart Disease When Tn
dcrgoing Operation.

SAN Francisco. March = Mrs Sophl.
Amberg Levy, wealthy widow. who's,
home Is on staten Island y. v sacrl-
feed her lif" to-day in AN attempt I,
rid herself of freck,es.
\ hyppd.rmic injection of morphine
and atropiue administered To- he' 10y pr
T.. l.. Fowler half an hour before she
submitted to an operation 70 remove the
frerJlcS. caused her death this morning
while the doctor was treating her face
with "A Carbulio acid solution.
The physician was arrested Mrs
Levy arrived IN san Francisco six
weeks ago to visit friends and vicw
the exposition. To the Coroner the
physician said he had performed many
such operations as that submitted T.
by Mrs. Levy and that hc always had
administered the same amount of NOR
phine and atropine successfully
The Coroner said tonight that the
autopsy shows Mrs. Levy died of hear
disease.
The telephone directory gives Mrs
s A. Levy living al - Glenwood street
Stapleton The house could not b,
reached by telephone last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
BRITISH HAVE NEW AIR BOMB.
NNtntOrs Attack teropisR-s With
Explosive on Long Wire.

i"oNp"N, March t--Hr!,sh aercrlaH"s
are now equipped with new Kind of
bomb suspended from a wire Running
m rec, supplied with length ind
Gator, this wire can he let out a mile.
when attacking a hostile Zeppelin or
"A, rpplaur the aviator circles unt' he IS
exactly above the enemy. He attempts
to drag his bomb across the hostile craft
and thus explode f.
There IL an interesting report 10 the
efrect that many small rigid dirigihles
are being built 10 make war on German
alrsh,ps They would play the same
part in the air that torpedo boat de-
stroycrs DO on the sea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
A Woman COntraltO ROuN>
House by Leading With
"Amprica."
WILSON GLAD THAT
SESSION Is OVER
WILSON CALLS 1T
A GREAT CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. March after
Congress adjourned President Will
IN dictated the fullowinE state
ment:
y great Congress has closed It's
sessions. Its work will prove the
purpose and quality of its states
manship more and more the longer
it is tested.
Business has now a time of
cam and thoughtful adjustment
before i,. disturbed only by the
European war The circumstances
created 10y The war put the nation
to special test. test Of its true
character and of it's self-control.
Tile constant thought Of every
nl,riotir man should now no for
he country, its peace. its order. its
Just and tempered judgment in the
tac, Of perplcXine difficulties.
Its dignity and its strength
alike Will appear not only in the
revival OF is business despite alb
normal conditions but also in its
power io think. 10 purpose and to
ac' with patience. With disinterestel
fairness and without excitement, in
spirit Of fr eudliness and en-
Hghtenment which will firmly es-
tablish its influence throughout the
world"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
6 Gallons of Rum
q Year for Each
II They Don't Like Whiskey.
North CarOlinians Can Have
12O Gallons Of Beer.

RAlFIGH. March 4.--House and senate
conference committees agreed tonight
upon the passage OF the Grier anti-jug
act, which prohibits the receipt and de-
livery of moro than half gallon OF
whlskey or ten gallons of beer to any
Norts Carolnian each month
The House two weeks ago passed the
&c, prohibiting any delivery OF whiskey
I'm North Carolina. but the Senate de-
stroyed the bill yesterday by referring
it to special election in Ausust,
Governors Glenn and Jarvis ad-
vised the lower house to refuse TO con-
cur, and by agreement tonight. II intro
duced the bill allowing quart shipments
OF whiskey and five gallon shipments or
beer Delivery from one individual to
another free Is prohibited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
Burning Oil Ship
Sets Ocean AHre
Blazing Cargo Of Norwegian
Tank Covers Sea for
Miles Around.
.e,c,oi cable De.patch TO Tnr SIS

LoNnoS, March THE Norwegian
OIL tank steamer La Habra, which ar
rived in the Thames tonight, reports
that she mad terrible experience in
the Atlantic An explosion occurred
during gale and the centre OF the
ship Was soon mass of flames. The
,apti.n turned the snip broAdSiao "a
the waves with the idea OF uu.uchius
the tre
This carried the blazing oil ov"'boaId
and the ocean was soon sheet ut
flames for miles to the le"wayd. \
boat was launchrd and five men ,nl-
harkod Oh hcr Tho boat WAS swtmp"d
ana the men wer" drowned The hr"
burned for forty hours until tho tanks
Were empty.
The ship was greatly damaged, hut
struggled to the Azores and thence TO
London.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
German Government Ready
TO Fight British Embargo
With Stringent FoodRules
comprehensive Plan to Prevent Waste and Increase Home
Production Prepared by Economists and Housewives
TO Fat Less Meat. More Dairy Products.

German politicians. economists. physi-
oIogists. gcOlogists. farmers and house
wives working together have evolved a
comprehensive ana authoritative plan OF
defence against the British starvation
move This plan they believe is bound
TO be SUCCESSFUL II followed to the let
ter by every element in the empire.
Their programme. which has the Gov
ernment's sanction and is issued in its
name, is contained N zoo page book,
just published in Germany. entitled The
Food supply If the German People and
Ia British Starvation Plan" The Lon.
don Lancet calls II "hn expos tlon Of IN"
problems Of nations food supply with
such wealth of Information as can hardly
ever have been brought To- bear before on
the ;opc"
tn" pamphle' demands tha: the Ger
man Government forbid the export 1:
topdstuffs or the use OF corn az fodder
reduce the numher OF swine by nine
million head and the number OF m!lch
cows hy one million. that waste in
households cease and that prisoners OF
war ne Set 10 cultivate unused moor
land. These things the prominent men
who helped IN evolving the plan are
confident will b. done. and they say I:
We shall come through In spite OF
closed frontiers and suppression of sea
trade the English starvation plan will
founder on the cooperation of our mill
.ons
The pamphlet first points out mat
Germany - now a closed economic area
which canno; even rely on the con
quered lands for food. with starvation
setting in. Production must give place
90 consumption az the leading idea, and
the Individual must give in to the state
"A; chs time every ons Is, 50 10 speak,
q socialist" Maximum prices must bs
fixed. in addition TO prohibiting export
Mas Imports From L.. =.
The reduction of the food supply Is
laid 20 reduced IMPORTS from the
United States to countries bordering on
Germany as we'll as Germany herself
Meat butter. cheese and fish. formerly
btaned from Holland and Denmark,
and herring from Norway and Sweden,
can no longer he relied on AS food for
Germany. There is no Ruman,an wheat
and IA. North Sea fisheries vislding
l79 600 tons. are closed. Far,nhands are
few. "A per cent. Of tho horses are
with the army ana in Eas; Prussia
and Alsace the crops are destroyed The
situa t!ou s summed up thus
I'VE are people In the position "f
an individual who has heretofore had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
SEARCH ENDS IN PARK.
TANGLED LIVES SHOWN.
NirWinius Mayo says Tie Dencd
Conventions as Dudley.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March %-The
body OF Lillian May Cook. the eighteen
year-old Brooklyn girl who disappeared
from her Ming desk in the office of the
Mayo Radiator Companys plant here a
week ago to-day, or about the same
hour that Virginius Mayo. head OF the
firm. left for "A business trip to Washing
ton, was found this afternoon in the un-
derbrush on the top of West Rock. a
mountainous park four miles to the
northwest of this city.
The girl had shot herself through the
heart. evidently on the afternoon of the
day of her disappearance An examina-
ton by Dr Marvin NJ Scarborough. h.
county medical examiner, failed to dis
close any pathological reason for her
act.
Only two OF three hours before the
girls body was found il was learned
here from Brooklyn messages that Vir-
gtnius Mayo. the distinguished looking
employer OF Miss Cook. who had per-
sonally taken her into his Office az file
clerk year ago. maintained second
household occupied by MIR, and Mrs
James Dudley" At 5i6 Fourth street
Hrooklyn, In addition to the pretentiOus
home he had here with his wife
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
TROOPS BOMBARDED.
siI Turkish Guns Destroy ed.
Bringing Total 10 Forty.

SpsCi0i cable DSSbdfch m THr SCN
LoSpoS, March 8 - Tho Admiral
issued al midnight the following STATE
ment on tho Dardanell.s operations:
The attack on the fort-essc~ m -
pardanelles continued yesterday. Ht
Admiral Garden has not 80, r"po'~'
the results within the ,tral,
"Outs!da the strait the cruiser Dub, 20
demolished an observation station on th"
Peninsula of Gtl.0o' TGc cruise
Sapphire bonoarded guns and troops at
various points OF tno GuI ~ Adrau.'
and six modern deli guns uear tine fr
have been demolished bring ng u" to'N
OF guns destroyed W 10 fottv.
"French battlrships have homnardc..
Fort Bulair and ha'r wrecked Kay,. A,
Bridge"
For. No . the oow5a~' 'uer' ~ wn .
was mentioned 10 the Ndn.rai'. state
mcnt ye-tcrdar has beet a'-up;rI
TINS fort which Was CONSTR. .-,l .. re
waters edge opposite cap. E'p.> N..-
designed to prot"r, one %. t4e p.t"n,n
mine deputs
Relay o. ba'tles1..s '"N 80 .t.".
resumed tto humndriu''' 40 'Hr .rU""
for's this WOru.as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
Allies Shell Positions on
Strait and on Peninsula
Of Gallipoli.
BULAIR BOMBARDED
BY FRENCH WARSHIPS
Turkish Officials Say Big
Defence Line Has Not
Been Reached Yet.

Paris, March 4--Thc French Min stry
of Marine issued tonight tho olowinx {
official statement concerning the Dar-
danelles situation:
Systematic operttiors aEairs, tho
defences of the DRrdanelles con.
tirued throughout Wednesday, de
spite a troublesome northwest wind
Trawlers dragged the entire part
OF the strait h'tween the entry and
Point Souander. Ia order - allow
the cruisers bombard.ug Canals IA.
lesI tFort SuitanieD to NOV" : fely
one cruiser destroyed the obs wa
ton point At Gabatop. Tile allied
ships bonbarded fed batteries and
collections of troops a. various
points on the coast. Tho cruiser
b'Entreca steluN dsmu gn'1 the
semaphore at A-sous. and the ba,-
tleship Jaureguib berry destroyed the
petrol depot at Saida IN syria,
twenty miles south OF Beirut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
ALABAMA FIGHTS RUM ADS.
State Asks writ 10 Force News.
paper 10 Obey New Law.

MoRrLE, Ala, March t.--Attorney-
General ". l.. Martin filed nm appli-
cation here IN the Law and Equity Court
to-day for An injunction against the Mo-
bile Item Publishing Company. publish
ing an afternoon paper, to restrain 1t
from publishing advertisements of any
liuuOr concerns In reference to the sale
of any alcoholic stlmulants. including
whiskey, gin, wine. brandy or beer. in
violation OF the ant-liquor advertising
laws passed recently by the state Legis-
lature
The writ is returnable on Monday and
attorneys representing the publishing
concern will contest tho granting of the
writ on the ground that the law Is un-
constitutional In that 1t takes away the
Nberty of the Vros6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
BRITAIN TAKES STEEL WORKS.
scottish Iron Masters Say Frice of
Coal VIII Close rurnuces.

I.oNuo>. March The morning pa
pers SAY tha, the Government has taken
over several scottish stcciworks. The
british tod Frouch Governments orders
have broken all records
The scottish iroumaste's declare that
the high pricc OF cuaI WI compel them
to damp their iron furnaces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05

RoRnrAUx. March THE condition
Of Nine sarah Bernhardt has been caus-
ing much ann ETY. recently After hsr
right leg was amputated on February O.
she seemed to be recovering splendidly
but complications due to other causes
than the operation have set in. She
was slightly better last night, but Is
not yet out Vt danger,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05

THAT the rate Of return upon tao
valuation be- S per cent.
THAT reasonable period before tho
new rates, il adopted take effect be al
lowed in order that the additional plant
required may be installed and that other
necessary chances may be made 80 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05

Mayo admits he Is the James bud
ley" of tho Brooklyn establishment,
which ne visited once week. and that
the Mrs Dudley" in his Brooklyn home
is not his wife. but Is the mother of two
of the three children who live there. At
tho same time Mayo vehsn,ently denies
that there ever had been any wrong
cerncd
But Mr Mayo does admit that Tor
some months Miss Cook lied in the
"Dudley" house In BROOKLYN In the ca
pacity Of maid to Mrs. Dudley During
this period Mayo said tonight, Miss
Cook knew that Mayo was not the hus-
band OF Mrs. Dudley" who is a New
Haven girl name Lois Waterbury,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
Commi.sion'. Findings Accepted.

IN order n bring about an amtcable
and satisfactory adjustment and to re-
tain and strengthen II possible the good
will IL now enjuvs the company VIII as
sent to "A revision of the rates. The
company has before II the fuding OF the
commission that SO, 600. 600 should be cut
from It's net revenue and schedules have
been prepared which, recognizing tho
amount of the cut Of $4,000. 900 as pro-
posed by the commission will produce
an initial reduction IA revenue of ap-
proNimately s2700 O00 and Will un-
doubtcdly amount TO more than $4,000.
O0O ~ a short time
1T j. practically impossible, recos-
ming all tho elements Of tHe situa alton.
To- make balanced and harmonious
schedule which Will cut out a hxed
and arbitrary amount The amount {
the cut which will result from a sched-
ule OF rates Is necessarily question OF
Judgment nnd win vary with the trat'ic,
ANY estimate of the amount Of the cut
MAY vary 10 per cent.
"lf the following points can be agreed
upon then the company is prepared at
once to present schedule of rates:
THAT the valuation OF the property
~ the New York Telephone Company
for rate making purposes, be fixed at
ss4,O00O00. The additional plant con-
ftructcd since June 80, l9li. and that
necessary to carry traiIlc which, falling
within the minimum rates. will produce
no additional revenue, amount approx
mately To $1,000, 600, which added to
the sS2 100000 fixed by the commissi on
AZ of June 80, 1914. makes a total ba 80
valuation OF 1000 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
Must Diminish Waste.

the book says, is an alteration of eco
romic life in accordance with war con-
dlt!ons. Waste must De diminished and
production Increased and foodstufis
stored which nave high nutritive value
and require little space The prohibition
of foodstuff export should be made AosJ
lute, not even sugar being excepted, no
matter with what DANCE to friendly
relations with neutrals
Meat consumption must he reduced.
cheese and SKINNED milk replacing IL
Tn" crop OF beans. high In protein. should
be increased. tho number ~ pigs. which
consume much food that man needs, re-
duocd three and q half million, or l2
per cent. and the number OF cows one
million. or 10 per cent Breadstuffs
should not be fed TO animals. nor grain
used in manufacturing white starch o.
alcohol starch should not be used in
laundering The production and use OF
butter are 90 be restricted and fruit -
10 he preserved as Jams and jelie..
Sugar whcn by no means 10 be ex-
ported. notwithstanding claims OF the
industry for special consideration, may
be fed to pigs.
The principal crops 10 be sown are
beans, peas. potatoes, ooets and seed
corn Barley can replace oats, and
freigh; rates must he reduced 20 permit
the TRANSPORTATION of fertilizers. no .ahl"
crude phosphate. from Belgium. The
Russian prisoners ~ war, most of them
agricultural workers. must he employed
ou the 10000 square k.lometsrs OF un-
used noorland.
IN. Government AaS already for
hidden the usc of hread corn AS fodder
for cate, and there must he Limitation
n the production and breeding Of cattle
Cnntlnued on Thrh PnQr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
SCENES AT UINDUP.
Representative sherwOOd's Daugh.
ter sings .Amcrica" In House.

N.sHiNGroN. Marcn THE longest.
y..1 es' and rosi expensive Congress
n n, history Of the United states
rur 'n an end ~ noon to-day Twenty
million words embulmed in the Con-
w'sSouol Rccord, almost two years Of
Nr'.ENouS talk--that is the record of
th. SiXty.th.rd Congress which expired
b. Idw.
About Sl2O woid IL what II has
'os' tae ueople e tho United states in
tc pt appropriations, the record for this
session al No being about Slc0,OoO, 900.
Two Of the big appropriation bills
'dl'd al the last moment. 1t was the
penalty paid by the Adm nistration for
'dNns up tho time OF Congress with the
rpeles- efor, 10 pass the ship puroha se
'l and 'hen attempting - force through
he money measures in the final hours
Vi TIE session
E,trnordinar, Exp-dicnt.
90 M, big money bills that failed
measure providing funds for the
81 ?. ''' u the postal service in the next
t"t. '.e other was the indian
'.."' tuol n.il Without some means
.'." 'a'lurN Of lnes" measures would
.f'" l'.'.~.tated a special session. and
10 "o.i tu.s the Dem, cratic leaders
.'.' I'n 20 TIE extraordinary eXpodient
.'r'un,'g by Join resolution the
'" '"u n'.onS Of last year.
Iu' .r first time since 1879 Congress
w.. "1l god 80 resort 70 this method nt
.""' Ng ." "Nr,nsos OF tn" Government.
~ "'s' acknowledged to be an
.f.o.N and slipshod way of run
''' 10. .u.rS Of the Government but
"'t u.id'rod preferable to an extra
A. nHor' on the part of Postmaster
.".''' Hl'.o-on to saddle 100000
.' Ius' biice Depa rtments deficit
.., roads II tho country was
''t responsible 10Y the failure OF the
J. ID" h.I Wt0 It's s323,000, 900 appro-
''' .'u Iluugn there were other con-
U"IgE CAUSES
Id" I'"s' '!h"c Department is facing
A's shortage for the fiscal year and an
ah' .n"ut ucorpOrated IN the postal
'.. ''' ih. '"s siiutst-r-C;cnrral puwci
.f d.- rrron To reduce the present
N'a m'N pay 10y an amount esti-
o.'. slopGo.U00. senator Weeks
q "...r- resented this latest drive al
u" roads and served notice that they
MOT allow the bill to pass,
1"' A'!-lhlrd Congress sat $40 days
- Continued on Fourth Pd0A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
FREDERICK MACMONNTES

In a remarkable interview in next
Sundays SUN declares Amer
ica's attitude in the war a
great mistake.
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Continued on Third Pagr.
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Continued on Fourth Pogo
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THE WEATHER FORECAST.

Increasing cloudiness to-day. Snow or
rain tonight or tomorrow
Detailed weather. mail and marine reports will
be found on page Is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-11

n T takes II ceverer thief than Bagsasenaster Mike to get ahead Of Helen
Holmes He bound her arms and gagged Ter mouth. but he forgot to
tie up her feet Il might have worked with most girl, hut Helen
Holmes. with omy her brains and her feet. Is a match for amy man. Ask
Pnymaster wilkins. whose money bags she rescued while he a asiep.
The baggagemastr watched as they pa. the money In the safe and wrote
the numbers Of the combination on The back Of a chair. Then he came ~
night with his Wnfcderatcs and opened the safe Helen Holmes the girl o-
orator a Weakened IN her rooms yer the telegraph Office and came down
to order the thieves away al the point OF her revolver They were 100 many
for her however. Bound and they thoughts helpless. they left her on tho
aoor. while they made IN IA a handcar. Helen eruwhed 90 the platform out
side the office The night express was approaching. She swung herself about
until her feet caught In the bonding wins which controlled the semaphore.
As the train crushed IN. the big signal fell to the Danger position
When tn conductor aud crew rushed out they found only a girl lying on
the ground. but the story she told reused their fury. At Heeus suggestion
they agreed 10 take her to the next town, Hobart where the thieves In their
handcar must pass the switch tower
At the tower Helen jumped on the train rushed into the iowte and throw
open the switch Just Is the handcar passed by. or course he baggagomasNF
was caught but only after another hght with Helen, who came down out IL
her tower and held him until the rest OF the trains crew could get 10 the spot
We hope abe got a raise.
Helen Holmes. the girl telegraph operator. deserved one. No less deserv
ing is Helen Holmes. the girl moving picture actress. who poruays the uatchr
less tetcgrapher In the Hazards OF Helen" series for the Kaem Company.
tme world, which has been watching with growing wonder and admiuuon
her fcHts I'm the railroad series This last one 1.-THE Broken Circuit" ~ an
other play which gives her an opportunity 70 show not only how clever she
h hut how good a tighter They say that Ba8gagemasser Mike has served
notice IN Director MCGOWAN that rather than light Miss Holmes again hn will
quit tho hieyins business aud 80 IN for Engnsh lords and tea pariaA