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Evening journal., 1915-02-10
Session IF
ship FILIBUSTER
IS KEPT ALIVE
President Wilson Decides
on Course After Conference
With Senate Leaders
believe new House
MAY KILL The BILL
By the United Press.


WASHINGTON, Feb. President
Wilson today definitely decided to call
an extra session OF Congress on March
g, II the Senate fllibuster on the ship
purchase bill continues. He will call
the special session both for appropria-
tion bills which fail. and to make an
other attempt to force through the
ship bill In the next congress.
The Presidents decision to call an
extra session II the Senate filibuster
continues. was reached at an early
conference today with Democratic
Leader Underwood, Of the House, aud
Senate leaders. lt was stated that the
President would not consent 10 drop
the fight for the ship bill, either In the
present or next session. and would re-
new efforts in the extra session to
pass it,
Another plan discussed at the White
House conference was for immediate
introduction and passage In the House
Of the Gore substitute ship purchase
bill, with the amendment favored by
the Progressive Republican senator's
IT was Htdleu bho' NehhNN NNNi''e'
on this plan was not reached.
Conference with other House lead
ers. including Chairman Alexander
OF the House merchant marine com
mittee, and Chairman Henry, Of tho
rules committee, were scheduled, foi
further discussion of the plan.
House leaders said there was a ma.
jority OF from % TO 80 in favor Of the
legislation in the present house, bu
admitted prospects Of passage OF suci
bill in the next House, with th'
greatly reduced Democratic majority
were doubtful.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
RUN UP
american FLAG
ON STR. ORDUNA
Cunard Liner Flies Emblem
For Protection While
in Irish Sea
Feared PRESENCE OF
GERMAN SUBMARINES
BY The United Press.


NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-When tho
Cunard liner Orduna reached quaran-
tine today, inbound from Liverpool.
her passengers declared that she mad
flown the American Gag for nearly "a
hours on January 81. while passing
through the Irish Sea. The Stars
and Stripes, it was stated. were hoist
ed by Captain Taylor's orders an hour
after the liner started out of tho
Morsey and were kept flying until
Monday morning.
The change in flags the passengers
on the liner said was made immodi-
ately following the receipt of wire
less order from shore. Whether the
order came from the officials of the
line or from the Admiralty the pas
sengers could not say.
Il was on Saturday. January 81.
the day that the Orduna sailed. that
the big German submarine U-21 tor
pedoed and sunk three steamers OF
Fleetwood to the north of Liverpool.
The first of these vessels to be sunk,
the Ben Cruachen, was sent TO the
bottom just about the time that the
Orduna turned her nose out of tho
Mersey into the Irish sea. At that
time the Orduna was flying her mail
pennant and the Union Jack. A wire
less message was received and hur-
ried to the captain, who. the passon-
gers say, was then on the bridge
Shortly afterward the British aag
was hauled down and the American
| flag hoisted in IFS stead
/ IL remained there until the liner
was of Queenstown, when the Brit
ish flag was again substituted and
was kept flying until after the pilot
was dropped. Then the American
flag was again substituted and wa
kept flying until after the liner was
well of the irish coast
Several of the passengers declared
that members of the crew had toll,
them that the captain had beei
warned by the British Admiralty tina
/ there We're a number of German sui
marines cruising not only in the Iris
Z Sea. but also on the coast OF Irelan
/ and that he was 10 take all precau
. tons TO protect his ship and his mails
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
REVIVAL AT EASTLAKE.

There was one conversion al the East
lake NJ. r. Church revival service last
night. The Rev Robert l.. Downing will
be the preacher tonight. "lrail hittcrs"
from Asbnry Church win attend the
meeting Tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
TRAINING BAND ELECTS.

The Teachers Training Band of
Bethany Baptist Bible School, has
elected the following officers: Clyde
A. Miller, president; Miss Grace
Beck. vice-president; Miss Ida Rey-
nolds, secretary, and Mrs. Harvey
Volk. treasurer. The meeting was
largely attended.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
TC HEAR BILLY SUNDAY.

Members Of The Mons Society, OF
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
are planning to attend services at
Billy Sundays tabernacle in Phila-
delphia, on next Wednesday evening.
The local society will go in a special
car
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
MAY HAVE AUXILIARY.

The question as to whether a VIC
mans auxiliary will be organized 20
the Volunteer Firemen's Relief As
sociation will be decided on at a
meeting of the association next Mon
day evening All members are urged
to be present.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
DATE FOR VESSELS SALE.

United States Marshal FAIRY has set
Saturday morning, February 20. as the
time for the sale of the steam barge
frankie. The vessel was attached ON u
claim of the Kensington Shipyard Com-
pany some time ago.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
TO LECTURR ON INDIAN.

The Rev. Henry Cunningham in
Eastlake Presbyterian Church to-
night will lecture on the American
Indian.
Colored views will illustrate the adj
dress.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
GETS NEW FRANCHISE

The Spring Hill Light and Water Com
pany, which has franchise to lay gas
and water mains in Brandywinc hun
dred, was granted an additional fran
chise yesterday to erect poles and string
wires.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
POsTMAsTER las RING.

Postmaster English has child's gold
signet ring, that was found i'm the corri.
dor Of the postollice ycshtcrday. Owner
can obtain it by proving property.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
erRxAys nrrr aEyEasr 40 IoRRAryE

by me United prsse,
PARIS FEB lo-rae osrnsss sssnpssd to carry the
french positions IN Lorraine novEsss waror~nsr BY
general Infantry assault bu. wsrs ysDulssa Win losses,
according 70 N. rsvorts rnsSs yusrss Esrs soSsy.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
.UNFAVORABLE REPORT
ON POST Repeater
Special to the EvENING JOURNAL

oppclHI 70 TIE ENENINV JOURNAL
STATE HOUSE. DOVER. Feb.
10-Unfavorable report was made by
the House Committee on Crimes and
Punishment yesterday afternoon on
Representative Downwards bill to
abolish the whipping post.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
FLASHES FROM THE WAR
REPoRr EEFrIIry IED cav Kissing.

REPoRT EEFPELrS LKD CIV nssrc.
sy The Unibsa Prssp.
LONDON Fsb. io-rhere Is yst confirmation o. sas
report sent a osnos sss one Court zegpns
and greatst zn gslss has Ssss missing days.
and lie believed to have fallen no ne ss oH the Danish coast
With The loss q the sircrsh and sts crew
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
ALImD AyIAroBs OvER bAEDAyEILEs.

BY The United Press.
LONDON FEB io-condsrasls aaaaaBe reported 70 hare
resulted when the BrsA french sviatou operating fea
The aa hsat now Derdaaeies dropped bombs on ths
military depot AdranopIe Monday Tho aviaors in aa
planes left the early the Onins and aov direct to
Adrsnops dropping bombs aad Asn rsurrns 70 tAeis
citations.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
WEATHER

Fair tonight and Thursday.
warmer Thursday; light to
moderate variable winds.
Evening journal., 1915-02-10
SUN AND TIDES.

Mouth of Christiana.
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& Next Mes ses to 1ustYz ana
stelmefs 1t1iins hefe .Eht 1clt iIic
liner p601l d due non 6tl f1ll:
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dock q ffum HaReotifer lhttd
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The Il S.enaFaf collier Pf6feu6 S
due here Sunday n6inih6 about 70
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TIE knyo MARI & due next: EEK
from Yokohama for HilO She VIII
call hare first and Taxa the cii>-
toms force. after which ste yin %
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WORK Win be stzftsd on the sea.
mems census a this port ThursdSf
b. Friday 81 next week: Aefihx COT.
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nouneed today The census u able
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forcensnt of ne law MN On Item
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sl6 frsiehit WIN Be taken aboard
here for Australia ~ the Chi dI11:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-04
PUSHCART GERMS TO GO
Goldwater Will Show Pedlers
How to Protect Wares.

To educate the pushcart pedlers and
the residents of New York. especially
those who live on the East Side, Health
Commissioner Goldwater will have
model pushcart exhibit placed on the
platform at the East Side Forum to-
night. Ii will demonstrate a pushcart
that meets all health requirements.
Public health depends great deal
upon public opinion and as result OF
public education" said Mr.. Goldwater.
"To keep pushcarts properly covered
and certain foodstuifs protected from
the rm-ridden dust of the East Side
is a problem that can be met only by
educating the public to become mem
Der Of a city-wide vigilance committee"
This will be the first time that
pushcart has been brought upon
school auditorium platform for the pur-
pose Of concrete illustration and edu
cation. DR.. James 7. Warbasse, chief
medical examiner of the Civil Service
Commission. will discuss the humaniza-
ton of public health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-04
GETS BRIDE ON WAY
TO RAISE THE F-4
Nays Champion Diver Stops to
Wed Before Catching
His Train.

A romance as we'll as tragedy has
come about through the sinking OF the
submarine "a at Honolulu. Before
Stephen J. Drellishak. chief gunner's
mate and champion deep sea diver of
the navy, would obey Secretary
Dsniels's order to report for duty he
got married. Two hours later he was
on his way 70 the Coast
Last Thursday Drellishak got word
Mt the Brooklyn Navy Yard to start at
once for Honolulu. He telepnoned for
a ta1icab and packed, drove to City
Hall, got a marriage license and then
raced for the home of Miss Alice
Humphrey, at "a Ryerson Street He
exhibited the license and broke the
news TO Miss Humphrey that she was
10 be married right away.
The couple telephoned william
Scully and Miss Irene Read TO come to
the house prepared to be best man and
bridesmaid. Then they got Father
Burke. of the Church Of the Sacred
Heart, in Clermont Avenue, TO hurry
there and perform the ceremony.
Friends, also notified by telephone,
came on the run and there was a brief
reception. The diver kissed the bride,
dashed for the Pennsylvania Station
and took train.
Drelishak. whose home IS in indie
pendence. Ohio. has been at the navy
ward for eighteen months. He has q
diving record of 274 feet made of
Race Rock Light He will take charge
of the diving work IN the raising of the
Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-04
IPANAMANS FIRED
INTO u. 5. TRAIN
Policemen Used RevOlvers
Freely in Riot
at Colon

Washington, April 3.--Brigsdier Cen
eral Edwards, commanding the troops
in the Panama Canal Zone, to-day re-
ported that in the fight In Colon yes,
terday between American soldiers and
Panama policemen, In which Corporal
Langdon was killed and three soldiers
we're wounded, the Panama police hred
into a train of soldiers and CIVILIANS.
General Edwards says:
"The cause Of the riot was similar TO
that Of the recent trouble In Panama
excited police clubbing soldiers, pro-
test from other soldiers, pistols drawn
bv police and shooting commenced.
The coast artillery provost patrol was
attempting TO stop the shooting when
Langdon was killed by the police lieu
tenant. A.
"Tbree men of patrol started TO
return the fire Of the police when Of
fcers stopped the firing, preventing
casualties. This was the only rring
done by Americans. An excursion to
the baseball game from the infantry
nost brought about one thousand sol
diers to Cristobal. No trouble at the
game. where good spirit prevailed.
Toward the close Of the game the
trouble was reported to me in an ad-
ioinin9 town, Colon. Immediately
turned out one company, LIST Artillery
under arms as provost guard, sent one
officer and thirty non-commissioned OF
ficers to clear the town and put the
soldiers aboard the returning train as
a precautionary measure: shoruy
followed to the scene OF the riot:
"The provincial governor, chief OF
nolice and my aide already were at
work auelling the disturbance, my aide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-04
800 PATIENTS ALARMED
Fire in Hospital Garage
Makes Many Hysterical.

Eight hundred patients in st. Vim
cents Hospital, at West New Brighton,
Staten Island, were thrown into excite
ment, some Of them becoming hysteri-
cal, when an automobile ambulance
blew up in the hospital garage last
night, setting the structure afre.
A general alarm was turned in. as is
customary in the case of hospital fires,
but the drifted snow stalled the fire APP
paratus. and the garage burned down.
The explosion could be heard for half
a mile. and the flames lighted up the
Bard Avenue neighborhood over big
area, drawing crowds to the scene. One
car was saved from the garage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-04
CIRCUS STUNTS END
CHICAGO CAMPAIGN
First Mayoralty Contest II
Which Women Have Been
Active.

Chicago. April 3.-Candldaies TOT
Mayor Of Chicago tonight closed a
lively campaign, in which women DO 5or
~ rat time took an active part. ne,
r rubIicsn, Democrats, Socialists and
Prohibitionists have candidates -1 IN an tne
6sId With a registration Of 7Ss'O4l;
the campaign has proceeded DAY anu
night for two weeks. L.,
clowns and many bands of music was
given as a final display in the interest," ps
., William Hale Thompson, the ne
onbIican candidate. A similar demon
stration tonight brought to CLOSE
the campaign of the Democratic eand'-
Thompson and sweitrer issued state u; re
ments' each predicting victory for HIM
self by $4,000 plurality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-04
WILL TEACH DIPLOMACY
Columbia Has Summer Course
Supplementing Law Studies.

Henry f. Munroe, o. Harvard, viii
give several courses in diplomacy, ar
ranged by Professor James G. Egbert.
for the next Columbia summer session
and "a special international law course.
They will deal with problems which
have arisen during the war. Another
course will be on Mexican and South
American history. with emphasis on in
ternational Cancellation. All will sup
plement the summer law school work.
Six new professors from other in
stitutions have been engaged for the
summer law school. Professor Edward
S. Thurston, University of Minnesota.
will lecture on Agency; d. O. Nc
Goreney, University Of Missouri. on
Common Carriers and Wills; j. p.
McBain, University of Missouri. on en-
surance"; Professor W. W. Cook. Chi
cago University Law School. on Grim
inal Law; G.. II. Bofee, University of
California, on Domestic Relations
and NJ. +. d c. Of Fordham Law School.
on "The Code Of Civil Procedure and
the Rights and Remedies of Creditors"
Many of the regular staif will also con-
duct courses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-04

urv,n0 the Governor and chief OF police
TO hold back all civilians who were IN
citing further trouble. While the sol.
diers were entrsining, waiting 20 s' .hs
back TO post, the police fired INTO tne
train containing unsrmed s9Iu'eis.
private Delaughery was wounded AZ
this point. Showers OF rocks ana o'.ea
missiles also we're thrown into the
train by boys and negroes; -,
"On nv demand, the Governor OF
Colon Province has imprisoned the
police lieutenant alleged TO have killed
Corporal Langdon. have ten wiz
nesses who claim they can positively
identify him as the man firing the un-
provoked fatal shot. One Panamsn
only was hurt-receiving black eye.
"Langdon was shot through Ine
heart. The wounded are James ne
laughcry, II. G. Klimp and Charles H.
Richeson." c.i
Woods visit to the Zone, where ne 10
due to- day, was to look into the recon-
mendation that the United otates
police Colon and Panama. american Hn
blueiackets say the Panama police rear
tho muscular powers Of the American
blueinckets and soldiers and do not
hesitate to shoot them while they a-e
unarmed.
Colon, April s.-Major General Leon
ard Wood. commander Of the Depart
ment of the East, reached here this
morning. and Immediately ordered
full estigation Of the shooting OF
Corporal Langdon last night bya Colon
police Lieutenant. ~, l.
General Wood began to-day ms IN
snection Of the canal defences, begin
n{no ON the Colon side. He first ex-
AHMED the proposed sites of the per.
manent barracks on the east bank Of
the canal, and conferred with Major
General Goethals, Governor Of the
Canal Zone, concerning their construc-
ton