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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
HEAVY LOSSES SUFFERED
Bi TURKISH FORCES

London. March C8.65 .. MIN
"a statement issued this evening re-
gardnR the fighting between British
troops ana Turkish forces M the head
Of ihc Persian gulf the official press
bureau said
The cnemy.s losses near Ahwaz Tin
Khu2lglanl on March were heavier
than previously reported Six hun
drcd were Killed and many were
wounded
IN the action on the western flank
the enemy lost three hundred men
Killed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
SELF RELIANT HOME
DOCTORS

Is what women are called who all
over this broad land make their 9n-
nual collections of roots and herbs,
and rely upon recipes which our pio-
neer mothers found dependable for
different family ailments I'm one of
these recipes, Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound had lie origin
and SO successful hats ii proved that
there Is hardly city town or ham
let ia America whore some woman
who had been restored 70 health ny
its use does not reside.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
CONSTABLE GARCIA OF
PRECINCT NO. 2 QUITS

The county commissioners yester-
day afternoon accepted the resigna-
ton of Constable Mariana Garcia of
precinct No .. Salvador Jaramillo
was appointed to the place
County Surveyor Ross was author
lied to eXpend an additional $50 on
the Atrisco dyke. He reported that
there was no immediate necessity for
work on the Barelas dyke.
Federico Perca was appointed as
sistant janitor for the courthouse dur
ing the March term of the district
court
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
ONLY A CRUCIFIX
ESCAPES SHE'LL FIRE
10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,asI

London, March (4:06 D. M
with the sole exception of a crucifiX
which was untouched everything in
the church at Messines, a Belgian
town six miles south of Ypres, was
destroyed as the result of fire follow
ing a bombardment of that place by
heavy guns according to report of
the witness, with the British
headquarters staff, whose story this
week includes a description Of the re-
markahle resistance of medieval
buildings TO shell fire
Great blocks OF masonry were
blown off the Messines church, the
belfry was shot away, and the inter-
Tor was completely burned out but
the framework. though irregular in
outline and full of gaping holes, is
still standing. the writer says, defiant
amid the surrounding ruins
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
SENATE YIELDS TO
HOUSE AND HARMONY
RULES IN LEGISLATURE

,o~-~~-o-~NsSN-S-~- ~ -1 o,'eI
II ,
/ 'p AN, M H'h"'c appropriation uill
wac
/ M. "i''e '"N"'ioii Fhsscs.
nv luu7' '"n' W. Ied ~ th' 'lnehd-
/ u'H' Ui we A'nn' III me mlne TAXA
+ ,,V!l wy ~ u '"'t ul 81 10 u, Mthsfa.
+ an'", 'l'~i,t Mull.ns' turner lofd'
ph''n uh" W''Hh Young against u.
/ u" ~ hn" k"'H y" 'he governor.
- ~ ,,i'F'u''l, "PPi IIl''l pns
W "'i' ,',,., l"'I " I',''ioh 1oI'oIH Tor
",,' '''''" Tue n'N9' Wy
m, ~
~, .,'"'', wv Iu"t "'"'r' lnth
P" ~ w "a H,.,'',, p''is
~, - browning Tor an 'lnofy
'1,'u .,,
~, nt.i'' p'"F'o'"E Tor an oiinoiF
Of" q
., ,,.,i.i3' P'"''''"h i"' IN 'iihory
-
,.., 49, '"' 'u'nE luI u Iuethod ot
1919 sh W. ',uH uIiin
% 't''''''' :" InN Hh'riiIs'
.. - iV7' 'n,'nulhR me salary bul
y" an !" pay INC hleiHi Tor serving
wv W NI lhafp moved 10
un'hd hy browning Tor the travelling
~, OF A,hool supeflntendenis.
~. Mhilil 'ApIulheu lhat lhis would
Vn"nh' the 'haTholeI OF the blll ana
Hlnh' y uh'ohhulutlohhl The hlll
/ p"hA'u Nv Il Vnte OF 80 To ], MT Mon
/ 'olh OF SahnoV"l Young AGAINST IT.
lue mouse 'phieires on me bank
ing hlll reported M favor OF receding
from ilH "ppoHllion To the senate
aH'hu nthl Ihe mousse then con
I CURED IN thos" amendments, one Of
Whl,h phces the appointment of the
nahk examiner WIN the governor,
ne bll passed ny "a vote OF 43 TO 2,
MesNrN Chafes y Luna and GalleBos
~ santa re voting against II.
bN vote OF 32 to ] 2 the Rene
nan 'claN bank bill' passed Those
voting against II we're Messrs. Black,
CasnuH DOW, Hewitt Mullens. Skeen,
Iharp, Toombs, veal, Nigil OF Union,
and Welsh.
inc bill to appropriate $4,000 To
pay New MeNiroA expenses In the
boundary litigation with Texas pass
ed ny vote OF ~ TO z.
H. u. 429 10y Mossrs Romero and
Mann authorizing the governor 30
quarantine against Texas and other
states Ia order to stamp out the loot
ana mouth disease, passed unanimous
- '''' 49, t''''''' Nv ~ ~ ~"
get oven with IcNhH Tor declaring a
quarantine against New Mexico alfalfa
which mas worked great hardship on
Mesilla ana Pecos valley farmers.
me lhAt aetlon by The mouse TINS
morning was TO concur IN the senate
amendment 70 H. H. ZIG, the blord
good roads hlll, one of the most inn
portant measures of the session, which
now goes 10 the governor
senate "cls INTO A'ti"n.
Whrn the senate met loniFhl ME-
CHAMPION moved lhut me judiciary
committee pc relieved from lurthtf
consideration OF ~. u. Eva, by Mr..
BLOOD pruNldIhE Tor the appointment
OF sthte tfaNollng auditor ana pre-
serlhing ma dntos The democrats
iilipuHteTtd' but IN YAM the Din pass
ing by vote OF 10 lu e. those voting
against 1t being Messts. Alldredse,
liarlh' boepp' lllhkle' Mapry ana
walton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
1900 BRITISH SHIPS
USED BY GOVERNMENT

Washington March Some idea
OF the size of the auxiliary fleet Great
Britain IS using 90 move and sustain
her armies In the field, may be gained
from q report ON shipping conditions
from American Consul iAthrop at
Cardiff Wales.
Fifteen hundred British vessels. he
reports, asgrceating more than 5000, r
GOO toms have been taken over by the
British admiralty on time charters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
-"."s.s-s-s"s.-"s"s-s".~s
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT


Dandruff causes feverish irrita-
ton of the scalp, the hair roots shrink,
loosen and then the hair comes out
fast To stop falling hair at once and
rid the scalp of every particle Of daL-
druff. get 25-cent bottle of Dander-
Inc at any drug store, pour little In
your hand ana rub well into the scalp.
After few applications all dandruft
disappears and the hair stops COM
ing out,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
SARAH BERNHARDT Is
NOW ABLE TO SIT UP

Bordeaux. March y (via Paris, 4 Is
p. mo- The bulletin issued today by
Or. Dcnuce, who is attending Sarah
Bcrnhardt at the hospital here to
which she is a patient. following the
says:
Madame Bernhard is able to sit
up today. Her condition is excellent. f"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09

Denver, colo, March Sword was
received here today of the death at
Spartanburg, S. c., OF the Rev. John
c. Carman, until recently superinten-
dent OF the Colorado sunday school
association. Pneumonia was the
cause Of death.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
ncath Tnl.cs nIstrIct \ttornc,.

GlenWoodA springs, March N-Dis-
trict Attorney James c. Gentry. of the
Ninth judicial district, died at his
home here today of cerebral hemur-
rhuge, He was A. years old
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
CnrIson Ienycs fnr Moline.

Donver, Maroon S. = G0Vornor
George A. Carlson left today for Mo-
line. H.. where he will make an adj
dress at the celebration of John Ericc-
son day, tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
VICTORY I'M 2 DAYS

If you know anyone who drinks alcohol
n any form, regularly or periodically let send ny
FREE book" Confessions OF an Alcohol Slave"
drank beer at first. then gradually developed
into drnker of strong liquors the same as 80 many do
coat to get spirits Even few drinks Will DO injury
yet long periods would average to drink uut
OF whisky, rum or gin daily. Often some mixed drinks
and beer additionally.
1 damaged business, health and social
opportunities utad8 family msHfahie, LOST irl
friends ana became an unworthy. unweleome burden
upon all except e sai0oniecpers who eheeriuy took
my money for the poison they gave me-
For 10 years kept IL up. and was regarded ne
hopeless case Various "CuTes' did me no good But
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
Hest Treatment Tor Constipation.

My dauEhtcr used Chamberlain's
Tablets for constipation with good re-
suits and I can recommend them
highly writes Paul b. Babn, Brush
ly, La. For sale by al, dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
JURY SECURED
FOR THAW TRIAL
FOR CONSP Tracy
Attorneys Mean to Show Stay
er Of Stanford White Sane
When He Escaped From
MatteaWan Hospital,

Noaala tattrntt rprrtst lNAern tUtarf
Nev York March S-fn Tho room
whore he twice faced Fl itrv for The
murder Of stamford Wfbite Uarro
Kendall ThaV wont an trial today for
consuming 10 cs..,,a from mo etlta
bospitai for tbo r,i,ninaI n1aana nj
Mottoawan win MIN as cn-dernrd-
ants were five mon Who the state
charges. wera r,rtios to tbn ALLEGED
conspiracy. m. entire d1v was re-
quircd To compl,ta The turv Taking
Of testimony win nesiu tomorrow
From the uutsnt it was evident man
The triaI would bo -8nofher fight ON
Thaw's mart Ia p,ip his fraednrn his
ATTORNEYS plainly utinofed that the,
Intended Ia tr,, to prova tbo hoir oil
emf was Sane whom he eeraned from
The ASYLUM Sucb b,inp Tho rase thov
said in examtninp taIesn1en. the de-
PENDANT ,yaa boing Illegally Detained
at the time Of his flipht
o,,..,,,... ~, ,,,.,,,,,.,
Th,,. 80 ~ " ''"''''i' ,
~, dsA'u i"SptetlVt jurors
"u'tuti they "'ulu re pi'Juulcod
"t''.'l7' a ,'aIt pIVNl4lilh ne was OF
atu"u nlinu' WI" ua'u my means ~
t n'S e"innland To escape ifom hospi-
TAI I9r me lnsanr.
""in -. ol'il. I''', i'" couI-
e 1,,'u ''tei y WY 1i ~, ap''s corpus
,',,,,,, p' uei',aHu'u IL IA" were 9c-
.i,t' ~ We hi"uuu li'"t nus ue-
in,i"n "oulu DV in'sal pe'ausc the
Ju, ~ III 3'ahouil'.u A"la, Wo9lu nave
'o." D'l9H'u ms cll'il Adhlty w theif
49,, sIiuiVt ne Ia"y,5 ~, "ould NOT say
va "' Nv, Min az u nav were louiiu
my ay,,,,t. ne oo',''',on ~ tiie STATE
IT, IN u'H'l VHihb Nal'Sihth'
- t""' uoW' ol''""bh insane a. ne
I'M 81 nus eF'ap'' was heVcr'leless
eui,'pS'v"t 10 ei'l'I mo u conspiracy
%Iu 'na, ,liglel1I' ne aii'u'o pe pun
iS"'u NJ ulhsy'
Ma',ea"hh II 'ohNiGted
~ uly A,torh'y HeHeIal NehheuY
tr, un''s ~ o. ue prosecutor, sald
INV. INV "oulu le HilIileula,ey re-
o ,,,l 'eu 10 Aiat'''Wan II Iouhd Bullty.
! ne SUIT ne A"!u' was prepared II
,9sdI my "l'Hesses on lhe siahd
I" prove ts clse.
~ optultllhs ''' JURY tach size
useu ol.iy lillee OIL JUS I'VE aIlo''ed per
ehnptory challenRes
, nav slniilns broadly now, ana
tneh uSslStea ms attorneys III selecting
tng e., JuIyheh.
Inc otner defendants offered
scarcely any suggestions These men
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09

While drifting from bad to worse, as all
slaves OF King Alcohol do, l Unexpectedly found n
true remedy. 1t saved my life. got nd OF tho
drink habit. MY health was quickly restoredi
ana became ana flt Specialize man. enjoying every
benefit OF freedom from accused alcohol. ] speedily
and naturally lost all desire fOT.drnk took less and
less. began TO prefer tea coffee, buttemik and other
non-alcQholc liquids; the craving for liquor
ceased i could sleep perfectly, my stomach became
well and / recovered from other ailments which un'
donbtedlY dire TO indnlgen IN eILnng DRINK.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01
ENTIRE NATION TO
BE PUT ON RATl0NS
Austrian Government To Take Over
the Food Supplies In the
Kingdom.

ROTTERDAM Mar. 1.-The Aus
trian government hiss decided TO put
the entire nation on ratiOns. Notices
have been issued at Vienna forbidding
all further dealings. either buying or
selling in maize. rye. flour and all va
rienties OF grain and calling upon all
persons holding such supplies to make
public declaration Of the stocks they
have in hand When this has been
ascertained the government intends
to take over the entire control of the
stocks and then regulate consumption.
Orders Will be issued stating just how
much each individual may hold. II
remainder Will be bought by the gGN-
eminent at a price fixed by the state.
or persons witha supply less than the
specified allowance may buy up 10
that amount at the same price
Heavy punishment IS threatepe1 TO
those who fail 10 disclose their stores
or who use. after a date which will
soon be fixed more than $50 grammes
Of flour daily. In the notice fixing
the rations the government explains
that the present stores, under the
usual rate Of consumption are insuf-
ficient 10 last until the next harvest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01
FOUR RUNS MADE BY
CHEMICAL COMPANY
Sparks From Chimneys Make Sunday
Busy Day For Men at
Central

Four runs were made by the chem
ical truck of the Central company
Sunday, it being an exceptionally
busy day Sparks from chimneys were
responsible for all Of the blazes, and
the total damage done was small.
At S:17 o'clock Sunday morning,
Central Co. and hose company No.
were called to the residence of John
Yagarich. 42O S. laurel St, where a
small blaze had started near the
chimney. 1t was put out after 1t had
burned a small hole in the roof.
The second run was 70 the home of
j. Domer, All w. Division ST., the
alarm coming in at 1853 o'clock. Dam
age 10 the amount Of 50 was done to
the roof.
A chimney fire at the home of J.
Hess, 800 y. st. Louis St, at 11:15
o'clock proved TO be the largest fire
of the day. About S35 damage was
done TO the building. which is owned
by William Cassidy. The loss was
covered by insurance.
The last fire of the day was at the
residence of ]. Jordan, 707 Rush ST.,
at l o'clock in che afternoon. The
blaze, which was caused by flying
sparks, resulted in a $40 loss TO the
with no loss TO the contents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01
COURT DISMISSES SUIT
BROUGHT BY 0'D0NNEll
Plaintiff Withdraws When IL is Seen
That Judgment Would Favor
Defendant.

Upon motion of the plaintiff the
case of Hugh O'Donnell against Stew
art, sheets & CO., and others, was dis
Imissed Saturday by Judge Ford in
the superior court. The plaintiff
sought to secure possession of $780,
in bonds which he said that he owned
and had given to the defendant com
pany for temporary use.
The hearing of the case was finish
ed Saturday in order to permit foreign
counsel to return to their homes The
court gave judgment orally in open
court and when the plaintiff saw that
the Judgment was to be against hir
the case was forthwith dismissed at
his costs. The court held, in sub
stance, that O'DOnnell apparently had
Cnwittlngly permitted the bonds tn
get beyond his control in lOanlng them
10 the defendant company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01
HAUL DOWN TURK
FLAG OVER FORTS
Six FortifiCationS at the OAR
daneileS Have Been Reduced
BY the Allied FIest-Mine
SWeeperS Do Swift Work.

LONDON. March ~ rBitish and
French flags are now flying from six
forts in the Dardanelles. according
10 an Exchange Telegram dispatch
from Athens. The forts RACED in the
terrific b0mbardment Of Thursday and
Friday have all been invested with
landing parties and formally taken
over
At o'clock Sunday afternoon the
attacking ships had reached Carop-
phOnia lighthouse, near Forts kilid
Bahr and Chanak Kaleb. All the forts
on the European side OF the strait
up 10 that point have now been sill
enced British and French flags are
flying over the entrance forts which
are occupied by detaehments from
the fleet This Is the first time in
history that a hostile flag has flown
ON the Dardanelles
In the bombardment Sunday the
fleet was again led by the Queen
Elizabeth, the battle cruiser whose
1J-inch guns did such effective work
in reducing the fOrtihcations at the
entrance 20 the straits. 1t is said that
the mine sweepers have done swift and
thorough work and have already
cleared away part OF the chains Of
explosives which begin at Kephex. IL
miles from the entrance and continue
through the narrowest part of the
straits to Niagara roads where the
Turkish fleet is supposed TO be sta
toned.
The rate at which demolition Of the
forts has proceeded leads TO the hope
that the fleet Will win It's way into the
sea of MarmOra within two weeks.
If the feat is accomplished in that
time the fan of Constantinople can
not be long delayed for the capital is
insecurity protected and lit will be
easy for the ships TO bring about its
capitulatiOn
1t is reported that some of the
Turkish troops which were i'm Syria
and invade Egypt, have been recalled
and are hurrying 10 COnstantinOple to
act as q guard for the sultan whose
departure is expected within a short
time
The strongest forts still oppose the
fleets progress. but the easy manner
I'm which the big naval guns out
ranged the 90 inch cannon at the
entrance make il certain that nothing
now can stop Admiral Gardens forces
unless the Turkish commanders sue
cecd in sinking a vessel in the pas
sage and block il or else can blow up
the channel at some Of the narrow
est parts
Part of the allied fleet was de-
tached Sunday to attack the south
side OF the gulf of Sarros where Turk
ish forces have apparently been con-
ctntrated near GallipOli.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01
Hartford
Saxony Rugs

18 regular sizes and any special
size to order.
The American Rug ''par excel
lence." The only Rug that, like an
Oriental, improves with wear.
Comes in Oriental patterns and
Oriental colorings, as we'll as in
"Period" styles
One of the most effective as well
as durable floor coverings made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01
GIVES RULES FOR SUCCESS
Judge T.. II. Gary Tells Youth How TO
Win i'm Life.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Mar. 1-"Suc-
cess rules" for American boys were
given here by Judge +. H. Gary Sat
urdey Here they are:
BE honest frank and sincere
y Considcrate.
Work 10 acquire good education.
BE consistent IN looking after ply
steal and moral health
BE honorahly ambitious
b. patriotic. but don't criticize other
nationaliticS.
Practice the golden rule.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01
Liraoleur7ns

Wild'S Linoleum is the same quail
ity that we have sold for forty years,
and it bears reputation for dura-
bility that IS uneXcelled. Price in
r1,rIn-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01
Carpets

SO
Velvet Carpets-9Oc yard. New
designs and patterns with or without
borders.
Wilton Velvet Carpet-1.15 yard
Beautiful new coloringS and patterns
with or without border.
Imperial Wilton Velvet Carpet
LBS yard. With or without border.
Plain Velvet Carpets-1.25 yard.
With or without border.
Plain Wilton Carpets
81 yard wide -! 200
1 yard wide .............2 .75
IL yard wide ............. 400
Tapestry Brussels Carpet-65c
yard. Ten wire, with or without
border.
Velvet Carpets-S5c yard. A
large line to choose from.
Above Prices Include
Making and Laying
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-04
WNTERNuIONS

one hundred fine, home grown
Watcrmelons, guaranteed ripe. 20
lb. average, choice .....,,....15C
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-04
IRIIT lars

We have Mason, T. y. Seal and
Economy Jars, pjnts. quarts and half
gallons; Jelly glasses tops rubbers,
etc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-04
TREE THEATER TICKETS
MEAT DEPARTMENT

Five Majestic theater tickets Sat
urday with each order OF 81 or more.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-04

FROM THE TOILET DEPARTMENT
Colgates Tube Cold Cream, 25c value
for Observation-Disclosures. 15c
Ponds Extract Vanishing Cream, 25c
value Tor ...................,. l5c
MAIN FLOOR.
LABOR DAY SPECIALS FROM THE THIRD
FLOOR.
Womcn'7 satccn rcrtcoat- roo values. for SOC
thIldrcnr Rompcr,, 100 values. for &C.. 50c
House DRESSES and kmonn-, special .... 50c
Nomcu'7 Gngham Aprons, with long sleeves
for ............ ...,.................2 .25C
Cotton Blankets
12NsI Cotton Blankets in white tan and
grey Regular 1850 quality specially
priced at .....,,.....,..,... LID
CnNugu Sheets.
1880 regular 15c value special today
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .5Oc
THIRD FLOOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-04
EXCHANGE
Wholesale and Retail Groccrs,

We told you last week sugar must
go down. Didn't it goe Didn't COM
pound go?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-04

sIoD. "IlI. It.HAIy CLOSED ALL Day voNDAY. TIL.
1Out "laHOt DAY su0pIING" 1OpAY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-04

SECOND FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15
MORE LIGHT THROWN .ON ADMINISTRATION
 PLANS FOR DEFENSE.
Necessary Expenditures for Qualifications During the Coming Year Placed
 at S23,305,123

Washington December 14-Further light was thrown upon the scope of the admin istration's defense plans today when the war departments estimates for coast defenses during the coming year were submitted to the military committees of Congress in the form of a preliminary draft of the Notifications appropriation bill, carrying a total of $23, 3O5,1 ,123 for all purposes, including the maintenance and increase of permanent works in the Ha- waiian and Philippine Islands.
 Estimates for the Panama canal, which will fall under the canal government, will add another S600,0O0 to this sum, and in addition the war department asks author ity to make contracts during the year amounting to more than s10,0O0,OOo for mobile and coast artillery and ammu- milton, the appropriations to be made next year. The bill last year granted such authority to the extent of $5O0,OOO covering contracts for mobile artillery, field guns, siege guns, mountain guns and howitzers only.
 For engineering work to be done on new Qualifications the department asks for S5,369, 260, the only specified projects being that of Cape Henry, where 1t Is indicated Is gun supplements are to be built, and where huge 16-tnch wire wound guns eventually are to be installed with the necessary smaller weapons. In another section of the bill is an estimate of S15,- 0Uo in gun wire alone, to be used in the first of these gigantic weapons to be man. ufactured by the government for all its major Notifications
 While no details are revealed in the bill. it is shown that definite plans have been laid for all the contemplated 16-inch batteries which it is understood will be added to the defenses of New York and other important harbors. Estimates for S6lS,o00 are presented to complete the work or modernizing the present 12-inch bat ter1es by raising their elevation and in- creasing their range
 For new guns, either field or sea coast and for ammunition to be purchased inn mediately, $9,961,OOO is asked. Under these provisions come the experiments now in progress to determine how big guns can be mounted on motor cars or railroad trains and moved along the coasts to points of danger. They also embrace experimental work with new types of field. siege and mountain artil- lery.
 An indication of the preparations planned is shown by the fact that S1. .352.- 600 is asked for sub-calibre guns and am- intuition to carry out training in marks mansh1p next year in addition to the work with full charges.
 The appropriations sought cover new plans for submarine mines and torpedo stations as well as for the purchase of the Hammond adio-dynamic torpedo for which $947,000 is asked