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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-04-23
arriage is the monotony that re-
lieVes the excitement of life.
TOUCHES OF ECZEMA
At Once Relieved by cuticura oultd
Easily. Trial Free.

The Soap to cleanse and purify, the
Ointment to soothe and heal. Nothing
better than these fragrant super
creamy emollients for all troubles AZ.
fecting the skin, scalp, hair and hands.
They mean clear skin, clean scalp.
good hair and soft, white hands.
Sample each free by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. ky
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-04-23
Bees Have No Common Sense.

Henri Fabre, the Insects Homer,
as Maeterlinck calls him, asserts that
bees have no reason, only instinct, and
gives many proofs of his assertion.
For example, he opened the bottom of
a cell in course of construction, but
the bee that was building up the cell
and storing honey in It, quite uncon-
scious of the fact that the food for the
future generation was oozing out, final.
ly sealed up the top of the cell, never
paying any attention to the hole in the
bottom.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-04-23
Which. 70 Re pecided Later.

She-But If l can't live on my in
come and you can't live on yours,
where would be the advantage of our
marrying?
He (thoughtfully)- We'll, by put
ting our incomes together, one of us
would be able to live, at any rate.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-04-23
Eiah Fatten on Alfalfa.

The unusual size of some game fish
caught in irrigation bitches in Wash
ington led to the belief that they had
fattened themselves by eating alfalfa
and an investigation proved the theory
correct.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-04-23
Now You Know.

"Tell me, do women dress for the
men or for each other?"
For both; for the men to admire,
and for each other to envy"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-04-23

A smile may hide mans thoughts.
just as paint occasionally conceals
Woman's complexion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

Inc ncosh Kite Cathedral the home of the bodies
oil west Virginia totally gutted by morning enane
loss OF over slOOOOO This considered estimate
Al O'Clock this morning, all that of the finest
buildings In the city four stOd brick of snoud
eng ashes Paaphemaa and s5OOOO were
totally destroyed.
The exact cause of the fire unknown although thought TO
nave been spontaneous combustion emanang Of
in the kitchen
Although every effort made ascertain the amount Of in
suace carried on the building and papherna impossible TO
earn the amount although members of the Scottish bodies stated
That they thought that both building parphernaa were T
insured
Flames followed the stairway from this the first floor
and apparently licked everything its an hour
after the fire discovered the flames had heaway that
it was plainly that the building not be saved
Occupied At Midnight
members OF the Masonic club bowling I2
o'clock and from this it is evident that the have much of
start before il was discovered
Although the hremen worked hard could not
gain anything the flames until they accomplished their purpoe
Chief Rose stated this morning that he what the
cause could not figure how the flames spread rapidly
cay all of the time the flames leapng skies twenty
mile wind blowing, tanning them seehng furnace
At O'Clock this morning the fire burning athouob il
had been practically under control since 230 O'Clock
about all that remain show where Masonary in This CITY
formerly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
ROSENBLOOM'S DIRECT TAX BILL
ADVANCED TO SECOND READING
new MYSTERY
Death Of Hermit in Illinois Reveals
Fact He Was West Virqinian-Has
Sister IN Glen Easton.

Special Dispatch To- the Intelligence.
CHICAGO. HIS. March 4.-The mys-
terry Of the hermit soldier OF New
Lenoy. MS. tbirty-four miles from
Chicago, ended to-day with his death.
The man who had come to the village
fifteen years dgo as tramp died in
dclirium. believing he was lighting
again at NICKsbur-. When the doctor
announced that the hermit was dead
Mills kuiCkcrbocker. another G.. 4. x
man Of New LeHoy. opened letter
nc had received from the man.
Ny name b. Glen EastOu and ]
come from an old aristoCratic family
oi West Virginia" the letter said in
part. My daughter, Mrs. Gertrude 4.
Richmond. is very wealthy. Notify
her Of my death. She lives in Glen
Eaztou, ". Va. which town was
named after me-
Although the letter of tho recIu-p
cleared up one mystery it started an.
other Ot greater import
What made Glen Easton come west
as e. tramp the citizens OF New
LpuON are wondering TO-DAY" And
what made the old soldier conceal his
name and hide himself from every one
until after his deafh2"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
REFUSES JOB
Formcr Governor NscCorkle Refused
% Accept $4,000 Job offered
BY President

Special II.HHfrt fo fr. Irt.rrsr-sr
CHARLESTON. Vs. Va March o.
s1Filr Chat Hr was not rich enough
.n arHrd iu accept 10000 wear
job uu federal board. former Cover.
nor "a. A Nr,turEIn to-day admitted
Chat h" bad declined such rusifH Hn
pr0nornd by President Wilson While
'IN former Governor declined f0 rag
what board f was ON which boz d.d
not wish f1 Hrr.l. Do iH Ha'd fY have
been iN' commits ION tu D.. named
soon. 90 I1Enrf.Eafa tho financial con.
diiiuu of HnIN Tor fHr purpose uf ruf.
NnE ih' admin .frltIUu 0f that island
uu "a sound basis
% DO not dcaIra the position at 4I '
said Nr NarCorEIr. 70 have plenty
tO do ai home and have ru IrrIIra.
NDn iu leave Charleston 0r Wl.f EIr.
r.nIl They're both e0od sr0uah Tor
mo-
The r1u tt8f ur ur.rurefr Has
studied Haitian condition. for mum
Dor uI years and oven Haa written q
book uu ThH Monroe Doctrine .u Dr..
Relation f. fhr UaurHI.. nf f1aTffr
made ... Ir. u' IHr H.H arre1r- f0
h" mentioned ir connection witt. .H
appointment of fhr commission
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
OHIO SENATE VOTES TO AMEND
THE GREEN ANTI-SCREEN LAW
SETTLE STRIKE
Ohio Coal Operators Say Passage of
Gallagher Amendment VIII Have
This Effect

COLUMBUS. o. March Goal
operators declared tonight that the
action Of tho Ohio senate today iu
passing Tho gallagher bin which
would amend ihc Green auti-scrren
coal law was another step toward
settlement OF the strike of 10000
miners In the eastern Ohio coal fields
The bill would give Co operators
and miners 'n. rIahf fO sign wage
contracts based on any method Uf
coal miuir-, but provide. that ir case
tho two factions fail to agree con.
tracts shall De- signed ON the anti.
screen or mine run basis. fhr chief
provision Uf fh. present Law TH.
hIII now goes Iu fUr house.
Miners officials have expressed OBJ.
position fu tho amendment. buf coal
operator who .IuUurffI fHU measure
contend chat under ffa provision. fr..
H.II hu able .u contract with fHl
eastern ohio w.urr. DO passed b..
thn fnIe. and signed by fHH cover
nor. ir. biI would become elective
gf once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
PASS THE GALLAGHER BILL BY
VOTE OF p TO 9-AIMs TO END
EAST OHIO STRIKE.
Many Who Supported Green Law Vote
For Anendment-senators Moore
and Howard Support H.
Inteligencsr Bureau.
COluIn bus. o.. Mach 9.

The senate late this afternoon
passed the Gallagher bill 10 amend
the Green run Of mine law. The bill
is intended 20 end the eastern Ohio
strike.
Senator Moore. o. jefferson county.
and Senator Howard. OF Belmont couu-
49, both of whom had voted for tho
Green Jaw. voted for the Gallagher
b.Il after maklnl speeches Tor it They
declared that mistake had been
made In tHr other measure aa shown
hF fnH large amount of .dI.nres boo
Ohio wIul. Tho GHIiHrnrr law a..
lows coal miners and operators f1
contract fHr payment uu amy basis.
instead oft only uu fHn run off wIrs
D. .. which iIn present Tow demands.
500 emergency CLAUSE. wF. attached
IrI'rt. u. |.. Green s|T contend .r.
am'rIm'r. virtually EII. fho uru
r"r IH. fu ...ur. which ohio miner.
'HI Do .Hr '"su.. years before llaI.
' ....f.H. II. passage aI special
session u' f"H I..I.Ia.urH l year AGO
number .f ...H'H|. who voted fu.
. f.'u. fu.U.. supported fUn g.UH-.
N.r Did, .N....r.H. fH... cham .rI af.
''u.. D.. u.rr.h.r. fr .H. mime run
I." .H..u H.-r.H nf fU. H..HHIIll.
... . ... ... ind.
........... senator. voted f.a Irs
amend. ..'. measure. NUI.. u.uU voted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
ANALGAMATED MEN AND
MANUFACTURERS CONFER
TITTsnrNnm. - - 1 -

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March The
independent tin plate manufacturer
~ five states and the convention OF
The AmalE1Wated AerorIafIou . of Iron.
steel ana Tin Plate Workers Will
meet hnrD tomorrow 90 consider the
wag0 reduction refused recently by a
referendum vote Uf fhl union The
AUgIFrWafed Association mrf today
boz lr. .drrf John Williams refused
fp make s statement If |H expected
conference com r.ffra of rrUrUHInfa .
i've 0l both eide. win rHdrav0r f1
adjust fEo wage ruufrDgrr.U. Dr. IL. T..
ported that unless fTa union accent.
ihr IfIrr reduction fhr uarrfarfrr.
or9 w'N Hffrmrf fn .rlrHf. f|l.r
plants on r0n.un.Ur HH..#
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
SIMILAR BILL PRESENTED IN
HOUSE-TAN ON COAL MINES
ALSO PRESENTED.
Income Tax Bill Now In Both Houses
-Thirty-four Bills Now In Leo
islature Hopper
B. " r. kEYSER
tStaH CorreEnonuent.g

CHARLESTON. W Va. March A.
Business transacted by th" LEGISLATURE
today consisted OF tho Introduction oil
new bills and the advancement 10
second reading Of several which were
chered yesterday. with total 0f
thirty four bills already in the hopper.
relating tO every subject ingluurd iu
the Governor proclamation conNok-
ing the extraordinary session. Few
more measures gre expected. and with
The fOrmalities incident To the opening
Of session nov disposed Of the law.
makers from now ON are expected TO
proceed with heir work with clock like
precision
The senate was in session until noon
tuf The HuU-" was in session both dur
ilE the morunE and afternoon Tho
GOV fnors special message vas de-
lFrrgd This morning
The kCsenbloOm bin. proposing 90
increase the direct State tax lew To-
iiIatn nnnir, was advanced 20 second
reading and made special order for 10
O'Clock tomorrow. In tho senate. A
s.milar bin was offered Boo tho House
this morning by Dr. Siusel %. Grafton.
ana was reported out without recon.
WendatiOn hy the committee ON tax
aiion. 'hiF lftcrnoon. and read drst
time and advanced
Coal Nine Bill
The Gray bill. proposira f4s Of
tenth or a cent ON TONNAGE on coal
mined boz mines subject 10 inspection
nl The State department OF wiuina
was advanced 10 second reading ir
th' senate. Senator NarEhali moved
that further consideration of tho bfl
Do indefinitely post pontd bur later
NI.hdi.N iuH motion. a similar hII.
.r inn House was reported fUorIbI.
hF t1r committee and advanced TO -rr
Oud reading
Other bills advanced t1 second read
ING and made special order 0f busInra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
GOV. HATFIELD OUTLINES
FINANCIAL NEEDS OF STATE
PREFERS TAXATION OF PRIvl-
LEGES RATHER THAN DIRECT
TAXATION OF PEOPLE
In Special Message to Legislature
Declares Fayors No Special
Method TO Raise Revenue.
BY W. r. kEYSER
(Stah Correspondent.D

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March g.
Declaring that ne is committed 10 no
special method ol raising revenue TOT
Oh" maintainenCo Of the State govern
meut and 20 maze up the deficit. but
that he prefers the taxation Of privi-
leEe. excise income on production 10
the direct tax, because OF the apparent
inequality OF the latter method. Gov
ernor Hatfield today sent a message
10 the West Virginia Legislature.
which b." CCnvokcd in extraordinary
session last Saturday following the
adjournment Of the regular session
Friday night.
In his message Governor Hatfield
GALES attention to the fact that al it's
regular session the legislature not
only failed to provide revenue 10 make
up the deficit of S62iOOO. which will
exist AZ the end Of the present hscal
year. based upon tho strictest economy
but made appropriations lu excess OF
the revenues for the next biennial
period amounting to moro than two
and one-half millions Of dollars
Several other matters. in addition
10 revenue measures. were Included .n
the proclamation OF the special session
ana these. the Governor points out.
can De taken no without interfering
with proper consideration Of revenue
measures
The Need Of Revenue.
The need Of revenue and proposed
ways of raising the same. have here
tOforo been called TO the attention OF
the Lawmakers by Governor Hatfield
In his first biennial message ne set uUr
a financial statement I'm detail. the loss
Of revenue because of Statewide pro-
hibition and the enormous cost of In
dustrial disturbance i'm the Kanawha
coal fields. Again In a special message
on taxation and finance sent "a the
legislature on February lith. these
matters were thoroughly i5cussed
and suggestions made for raising
revenue
The Governor makes h plain that be
has no hobby or special method for
raising the needed revenue. hut fayors
g fair and equitable method
Discussing the appropriations by the
regular session and his veto Of nearly
one million dOllars thereof Governor
Hatfield points ont aht these apprO-
priau0ng carry a liability Of S2.671 900
over the available revenue. OF this
amount he vetoed items aggreFating
Ss5N, ,6nS.O9. but this leaves a large de
hCit. which would amount 10 S613. .OOo
even II an extra FIVE cents we're added
Continued on Page Eighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
RELEASED ON HAsEAs CORPUS

TAMPA. Fla. March 4-Ralph Wy
ant. arrested here at the request Of
'CEnelisvlll' Pa. authorlfioe. on
charges lu connection with an ALLEGED
express robbery. was released today
on 2 habeaa Corput writ. The prose
cutiOn failed To show a warrant had
been issued against him In Pennsyl-
yania
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
MAY ADJOURN
In TEN DAYS
SENTIMENT AMONG LEGISIAT-
ORS rs THAT LEGISLATURE
WILL COMPLETE WORK
And Adjourn by March 13-Bills Most
Likely 10 Pass Are Direct Levy
and License Tax.
BY W. r. kEYSER
(Stah Correspondcnt. !

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March A.
There is a prevailing sentiment to-
night that the legislature will be able
10 hnish its work within a week or
ten days and Will adjourn not later
than Saturday. March Is.
II II said the measures most likely
10 be adopted will include the direct
tax levy OF fifteen cents. slight DrS-
ducuon tax on coal. oil and gas, in
crease I'm charter license tax of cor.
poratiOns and the bill making Gas
pipe line companies common carriers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
TIE BURNED STRUCTURE

THE BURNED STRUCTURE
Located on northeast corner
Twelfth and Byron streets.
Built Of stone. pressed buff
brick and terra Gotta.
Erected about 1903.
Estimated cost Of buil5i,g
100000
Parapherrslia, costumes. etc.
IN the building. used In the
various degrees. i1 Initiation.
etc, estimated cost. $4,000.
Masonic Club equipment. etc.
loss estimated at $1,000
Interior Of building completely
Quilted ~ the FIRE. but the
walls. % fs thought, Will re.
main intact
The trustees Of the Scottish
Rite Cathedral arc.
Z. ". Blayney VIM. X. Rose
Fred stein Jerc MILLER.
bicker. Or. j.. W Nor.
rio
First alarm was turned fr from
Box 80 a. f2s2I o'rIc-L. f1I.
lowed few m.nltcs later
by cali from Boz g26. and
but 1 minute or two later
by general alarm sent Ir
by Cnief Rose.
Every part Of the fra depsrt
me0t was fighting the frr
srI one company o. the
Martins Ferry department.
The water supply ygas weak
and some dIWrIity was e.
pfrTrrCrI hy the frewrr
Ir fighting the flames
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
U-8 SUNK
German Submarine fails Victim % the
Dover FIotiils-Cres Are Taken
Prisoners

PARIS March g. TH... o. NIB
The German submarine T.- H7a been
sunk by d.#ruFDre ErIur rims t1 the
Dover 0UHH. according fu an an.
u0rnr0mrr' hy fHr ministry 0f marine
tonight The crow were taken pris.
uuTrH
Tho submarine us was built n
fHU. and was vessel of .'H toms DIE.
placement $50. bad Hurrd OT HIr.
fs.u Euufa au hour ON the surface
and EIGHT Knot. submerged Hrr max.
.rlw HH|.. oft operations wac 1000
miles Tho vessel T.rrIHI three Iu..
m"0n f.lHH F.r complement was
twelve mon
Tho Us vaa sister of tho famous
TO- Witch carly 'n fHa war sank tho
British ....a.r. Hn."H fhnrFr and
t-raeE u .ra NnrfH .sH auI In O.fu.
Dor ..u. 'HH British .w .lr Hawk fu
fU" Iu. uw NrlUEH.H picked uu Hf#
n InH.H#. off rHT..fan.InH was
#.| IH H..uu. 'H .H. fI and B.. a.a
IHmH..H n N".r.. FH#. the a.hu.
-rrH HHH lr." 'u.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

9lo O'Clock mIhe fire majority of the fire
nS apparatus was being removed from the blaze
pecuon one company left the building the remen
made careful inspection of the building d ascertain
mere were any sparks that might Re blown blaze The watch
will be kept until after daybreak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

At 1926 o'clock the first alram. Box
81. az Eom and Thirteenth streets. was
pulled by Charles AnElin and vs.. g..
Huston. This called the houses north
Of the creek. with the exception Of
ths Fort Henry. In a few moments
Box a2G. az the corner Of Byron and
Fourteenth. was pulled. bringing the
houses with the exception Of the aerial
truck and the Eighth ward and Fort
Kalbitzer.
Chief Rose then sounded the general
alarm. and In a short time every hose
In the city was running its full ca
pacity, playing the stream upon the
fire. The aerial truck placed its lad
der az the southwest corner. and did
very effective work. pouring ton after
ton of water down into the blaze
Fireman William Kelly was probably
the hero. standing out ON the top of
the building with Captain ClOusof Of
the same house.
At gas o'clock this morning tho
Martins Ferry auto truck answered
The summons OF tho Wheeling depart.
ment and arrived in time 90 do good
service. About ten minutes elapsed
from the timo be- was called until Do
was on the scene.
Falls From Ladder
John 70 Rose. brother OF rho chief
and pp'man af fI, Atlantic rusFIr
house lnll from ladder Iu front of
The cathedral. and fUr time ff was
thought hn was srr0u Is hurt MTI.
Ire hand grabbed him md bore him
out of danger Iu house arrUHu fHu
street lf seems that hs had I.f.d
hI- IUr Iu sHd.ua down the uIu. whom
hD answered fI. alarm. and fH. r.
den pressure uu fHf. injured T..
caused if fU uIF. way
Tho frr apparently started Ir tr.
N'rrrn. Which situated 600 tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

WAaHtNoTOu march f-r1rararfs
NeFfrrn Feuuavf fvnnfa rrH Ohio Rain
or snow Frlnnr and Saturday
West Vlr~lrfH =urHn or aua9H rrIH.-
an1 rroNahIv Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
SESSION OF PRACTICALLY
TWO YEARS ENDED AT NOON
LAST HOURS GIVEN OVER TO
COMPLETION OF APPRO-
PRIATION MEASURES
Which We're Highest on Record.
Many Measures Go Over-SOme
Of the Accomplishments.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. March a.
After two years OF almost continuous
session the Sixty-third Congress.
which revised the tariff and the cur
fency system OF the nation, supple
mented the trust laws. created an In.
come tax, and demonstrated the first
popular election OF United States sen
htors. ended at noon to-day.
When the gavels fell in the House
and Senate signaling the adjournment
they marked the close OF half OF Pres
ldent Wilson's administration. the
nrtt under domination OF the Demo
cratic party since 1895. Strenuous
scenes enlivened the fading hours, de
voted chiefly 10 completing the appro-
piiatlons Tor subsistence OF the gov
tTnment. Two important measures,
the postofiice and Indian supply bills,
JAILED In the final legislative crush az
Ter desperate efforts had been made
10 save them. I'm the emergency oc-
Casioned By their failure joint resolu-
ilons were passed and signed by the
president continuing in force appro-
prlations of the present year
While the tired Senators and Rep-
resentattves were devoting their ener-
giles TO final essentials. President VIII
son spent more than an hour in his
room az the capitol. surrounded by
members OF his cabinet signing the
last fruits Of legislation The Presi.
dent found time I'm the midst OF this
TASK To greet Senators and Represent
auNes. and he made the occasion en-
urcly one Of COngratulating. making
no references to projects which had
failed
Exodus Is On.
Scores of members OF both houses
Joined tonight I'm an exodus from
Washington, taking with them assur.
ahcr7 mat no extra session Of con
ETcss would BE- called at least before
N" tall. Despite the face that many
important bills failed Of consideration
because OF the Ions hlibuster AGAINST
me snip purchase bill. h was gCncr-
ally Understood that congress would
De given rest and the country re-
spite from legislation. N was regard
"a as extremely probable. however.
that the siNtyiourth congress would
be summoned IN October IN order 10
be ahle TO adjourn tor the political
1916
Ec1des tho government ship pur-
tccHtlnued on Page rsnJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
Scottish Rite Cathedral Quilted By
Fire AT An Early Hour This Morninu
EFFORTS TO CHECK FLAMES
FRUITLESS;; LOSS COMPLETE
HANDSOME HOME OF LOCAL SCOTTISH RITE BODIES AMI
MASONIC CLUB REDUCED TO RUINS-CAUSE
OF BLAZE Is UNKNOWN

ESTIMATED LOSS ON BUILDING AND PARAPHERNAIIA O
VARIOUS BODIES Is PLACED AT CLOSE
TO S125,OOO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

GREATER AMOUNT OF OFFICE FURNITURE AND OTHER
EQUIPMENT ON THE FIRST FLOOR WAS SAVED
WATER SUPPLY VERY WEAK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
WILSON SIGNS
Joint Resolution Giving Him Plenary
Powers In Handling the Neu-
trality Situation.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March A.
President Wilson to-day signed the
JOINT resolution passed by both houses
OF Congress early this morning. au-
thoTtzing him TO direct customs col
lectors 10 withhold clearance from
any vessel which he has reason to be-
heye has any intention Of carrying
coal or other supplies TO belligerent
vessels al sea.
The resolution. which carries heavy
penalties for violations. went into ef-
feet Immediately. OfCials Of the Jus
tee and state Departments were very
anxious to have the measure passed
because OF the absence Of sufficient
penalties under the general neutrality
laws
II was stated In Official circles to-
day that the resolution grew out Of
charges in New York before the Fed
eTal grand jury recently that plans
had been laid for giving assistance TO
German warships through vessels
sailing from American ports.