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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-06
In the Circuit Court Of the Tenth Juditn
cult Of the State Of Florida. in and "

IN the circuit Court OF the Tenth Judlal
cult Of the State Of Florida, in and II
county-c. z. Taylor VS.. Arthur G
Assumpsit, Damages Si,500.0O.
To Arthur G. Lee. Defendant. and all
Interested:
Notice Is hereby given that the abe
titled cause has been instituted, and
Of summons sued out therein and retu.
J. Logan, Sheriff Of Polk county. Florit.
PENDANT not found in said county" and
Of attachment has been sued out here
levied by j. Logan, sheriff Of Polk
Florida, on the 21st day Of July, A D
upon the following real estate, as ih
erty OF defendant, situate, lying and y
Polk county, Florida, and more par'.
described as follows, to-wit: The 50.
QuaSter Of southwest quarter Of sea
township 80 south. range rs east.
You, Arthur G. Lee, defendant an4
ers interested, are notified that you
Quired TO be and appear to said action
office Of the clerk Of said court at h
house in the city Of Barlow, Florida
before the second. day Of October, WI
fault.
Witness my hand and the seal Of SAL
this 21st day Of July, A. D. 1915,
(Seal) ]. A. lOHNSeS
Clerk Of the Circut. Y
A. x. Erickson. Attorney for Plaintiff
Copy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-06
% Miami Boys
In Guard House
Didn't Like the Culinary Arrange
ments and liked into Jacksonville

Miami, Sept. st is reported in
Miami on the strength of a letter
from Jacksonville that West d. Ar
cher has received his discharge as
captain of Company nj, Second Flor
ida regiment, and the company is
now commanded by First Lieutenant
Wigginton.
Captain Archer rendered his resig-
nation about two weeks ago, it is
said, giving no reason for wishing
to retire from the service. It is un-
derstood, however, that he has ap-
piled himself very closely during the
several weeks the second regiment
has been modified at State Camp
and is in an unfit condition physical
ly to continue the strain.
The second regiment is in excel
lent condition, according to Captain
James F. Jaudon, who has just re-
turned from Tallahassee and Jack
sonville. He stopped at the camp
and made careful inspection of the
various companies comprising the
regiment,
The Washington times., 1916-05-17
RUG WEAVING
THos. ). OWEN 4 SON, A.ctIo..ers

"
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE prkn
sE%sIATE, BEING PREMISES no. ss5i .
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, recorded iS
nosr ,r,e 70; IIe. page s7s. land records Of Dis-
uict OF Columbia. and at request OF party
secured thereby. undersisned trustees viii
NAY guolis ,s,s suctisn. in front q Premlsss
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described
,and and premises In the District Of CO.
lumbia: Lot No. zt In l. Il Shoemsker's
sueaivision of part of original Lot Nc. go,
70 square 1re no. l212. as per plat recorded In
t2e oniee OF the Surveyor for the District OF
columbia in Liber No. 81 at folio Z.
=, ms ,n,,n o. ssis; Sold subject to prior deed
ot trust OF 100000. and the amount over and
eoove said trust to be paid in cash. A de-
post o. tloo required at time Of sale. Con-
yeyaneing. recording. ETC., at cost Of pur,
cnaser. Terms Of sale to be complied With
within nfteen days from sale, otherwise trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property
at risk and cost OF defauiting purchaser,
atter nve days advertisement In some newsg
paper published In Washington, ID. c,
BRUCE CLEVELAND. ..
PHILIP NJ. KEMON,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
inston. May ls, 1915. Sealed proposals viii
be received at this office. room 500, District
Building until o'clock p. M. June l. 1916,
plete, ready for use, In the Western High
School this city, Storage Cases Steps, Draw
Ing Tables Corner Case. Blue Print Tray
form OF proposal may be obtained from the
Purehssing ofnesr. D; C.. room $50, District
BRowSLow, CHARLES W. KUTz. Com,
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Deaths.

Carrie l.. Sinclair. e yrs. iols Pa. ave. se,
Margaret vickray. yrs. Providence Hos
George Nolians. s. yrs. Gov. Hos. ms.
Mary A. kerns. % yrs, lcoe 9Th st. NV.
Daisy d. Howard. ~ yrs. sibiey Hos.
HAIRY ID. Nash, - yrs. bI7 NJ OF. sw.
George W. smailwood, ss yrs. Ioit ION 81.
Alfred 7. Bsehe. 81 yrs. sibiey Hos.
Infant OF George and Natalie H. GeekIe IL
ninutss, SIl2 keokuk st.. Chevy Chase
James Jackson % yrs, Wash. Asy. Hos.
Mamie Brown, Ii yrs, Tuberculosis Hos
James Anderson, 20 yrs. Wash. Asy. Hos.
Marserite Dsyis, Is yrs, lilI c st. se.
Lulg Everett, yr., ii40 Bladensbure I'd ne
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton. May 18th, 1915 Sealed proposals viii be
building, until > o'clock, p. M. May Srd
1915. for furnishing and delivering 80, 900
pounds, more or less. Pig Lead. for use OF
tions and form OF proposal may be obtained
from the Purchasing Officer. Room s2O, Dis
triet Building OLIVER p. NEWMAN,
Com miss sionera ~ N~'
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Marriage Licenses.

sedrick Hynson. Manassas, Va, and Joann.
Gro"ss.
J.. Butler Wright and Harriet r. souther-
Burnett W. jolly. Southerland, Va, and Vera
II. Gould, Ettricks, Va.
Thomas r. Foster, Markham, Va. and gu.
b. strother, Markham. Va
George s. Huntress and Kate ". Hoover.
John II. Cannon and Helen Speabe.
Charlie II. Moore and Gertrude Brady.
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VITAL RECORDS
Births.

Charles A. and Lucy Smith. boy.
william and Carrie Rassdsie. boy.
Herbert and Bertha Lyies. boy.
Eusene and Annie Dickens. boy.
George Z. and Edith r. sullivan. girl.
Arthur Z. and Emma A. Maccubbin. rirl.
Gsorre W. and Minnie Levy. boy.
Abraham and Ida Loub.. boy.
Charles A. and Daisy Z. Liz, girl.
George and Natalie II. Geekie. boy.
william and Mary Dixon. girl.
Robert c. and Mabel A. Carter. Rirl
Antonio and Maria Cichelio. EirI.
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HELP WANTED--MALE,
ACTIVE YOUNG MEN

Military instruction. rife practice exhil-
free. ,H
Join now and get in for the summer en-
cAmpment-with pay. :
Best training In the world for any youns
Afmory Monday. Tuesday. wednesday. 8 pm
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LEGAL NOTICES
Conrad II. syme. Janies Francis Smith,

Conrad II. syne, James Francis Smith
TN r,,y attorneys. I
rTRIcT Of COLUMBIA, Holding a District
Court-IN RE: Establishment OF a building
restriction line on the north side OF Park
Pleasant street. and on the east side OF M.h
fleasant street. between Park road and New.
Pc, Of cola%Sia9ps.les ssSas eoSr, @ IN No the Dis.
ers OF the District OF Columbia, pursuant t,s
proved June q. 1905, entitled An Act pro.
viding for the establishment OF a uniform
sS Su,Sns lire on ,n streets in the District Of Cos
nled petition In this Court praying the con-
demnation OF the land necessary for the
on the north side OF Park road, between Sew
enteenth street and Mt. Pleasant street. and
tween % PARK ross and on M:won sps.
shown on plat or map nled with the said
that jury Of Ave judicious. disinterested
men not related to any person interested in
ssds ~ and no, IN the ssrs
United States marshal for the District OF
Of land to be taken may sustain by reason
tion line. for which this proceeding has Been
instituted. and the condemnation OF the land
necessary for the purposes thereof. and to
assess as benefits resulting therefrom the en-
TIRE amount OF balu ddmaBe8, including the
expenses OF this proceeding upon the land in
the square In which said building restriction
line Ia to be established in the squares con-
fronting said square as provided for in aild
by the aforesaid Act Of Congress. II is by
the Court. this 9th day of May. A. d. lsrS.
ORDERED. That all persons having any an
terest In this proceeding be. and they are
hereby warned and commanded 10 appear In
this court on or before the 2lth day OF Man.
AID. 1916 at Ten O'Clock A. NJ. and contiriis
in attendance until the Court shall hayA
made its nnal order raufying and CONFIRM.
Ing the award OF damages and the ass@sss
ment OF benefits OF the jury to be empanete1
and sworn herein: and II Is further ORDER
ED, That a copy OF this notice and order In
published once a week for two successiVs.
weeks in the Washington Evening Star. the
washington Post. and The washington
Times. newspapers published in the said Dis,
trict. commencing at least ten days before.
the said 2tth day Of May. A. d. 1915. II M
further ORDERED. That a copy OF this
notice and order he served by the Unitedl
States marshal or his deputies. upon each of
the owners OF the fee OF the land to be con-
demned herein as may be found by the said
marshal. or his deputies, within the District
OF Columbia before the said 24th day of Mav.
A. d. 1916. BY the Court. J. HARRY cow
INGToN. Chief Justice. : tseal) trLe-
copy Test: J. r. YOUNG. Clerk. BY r. 4,
CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk. >
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Conrad II. syme. jaime. Frsncis smith
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIss
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Holding q Dis-9
trict Court. IN RE: Widening d NayloS-
road. between Good Hope road and the Dis
trict Court. No. l2s6.-Notice 10 hereby giveIf.
that the Commissioners OF the District OF
Columbia pursuant TO a certain provision
1913. entitled. An Act making appropriss,
tions for the expenses OF the government o.
the District OF Columbia, for the nscal year
ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred anF
fourteen. and for other purposes.' whereby,
they are authorized to open. extend, or WIDEN
any street avenue, road. or highway to eopF
form with the plan OF the permanent system
Of highways In that portion OF the District
OF Columbia outside OF the cities OF Wash.:
ns'on sSd aq9psa %rss 1ss, IN:
amended by the Act Of Congress approved
June Is. 1898. by condemnation under the.
isen OF the Code Of Law Of the District Of
Coiumbia), have hed petition In this court
praying the condemnation OF the land neeess
tween Good Hope DAD and the District Line
In the District OF Columbia, shown on
a plat map fled with the said petitionJ'
Jury Of ave judicious. experienced. disintsr-
ested men. who shall be freehoders within
the District Of Columbia. not related 70
any person interested In these proceedings
and not In the service or employment or
the District Of Columbia OF the United
Ssrsh.l % o for nrd the pistPic, T % Of % coISmbis %
assess the damages each owner OF land
TO be taken may sustain by reason OF the
said widening OF Naylor road, as aforesaid,
In the District OF Columbia, and the con-
demnation OF the land necessary for tho
purposes thereof and TO assess as benentA
resulting therefrom the entire amount OF said
damages, including the expenses OF these
proceedings, upon any lands which the jury
mayynnd will he benefited. as provided for
In and by the aforesaid Act OF Congress. II
10, by the Court this 9th day OF May, A. d..
1915. ORDERED, That all persons having
any interest In these proceedlngs be, and
appear In this Court or before the End
day OF June, A. ID. 1916 at Ten o'clock
A. M. and continue In attendance until the
court shall have made Its final order rati-
Tying and confirming the award OF damages.
and the assessment OF dement's OF the Jury
to be empaneled ana sworn herein; and II
10 further ORDERED. That a copy OF this
notice and order be published twice a week
for three successive weeks In the Washington
Evening Star. tho Washington Post and The
Washington Times, newspapers published In
the said District. commencing at least
twenty days before the said md day Of June
copy OF this notice and order be served
by the United States marshal or his depu-
ties, upon each Of the owners OF the fee OF
the land to he condemned herein and upon
tenants and occupants OF the same as may
he found by the said marshal. or his depu-
ties, within the District OF Columbia before
the said 2nd day Of June, A. D. 1915 nv
the court: J. HARRY CONVICTION, CHIEF
Justice. tsesl) True Copy. Test: J. n.
YOUNG, Clerk. BY y. Z. CUNHINoHAR,
Asst. Clerk.
The Washington times., 1916-05-17

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Dis
TRIcT OF COLUMBIA. May l6 isis.-seal.
ed proposals will be received at this offlce
Room 500 District Building. until 2 o'clock
p. M, May 25. 1915, for furnishing and in
sislling seakespearian stage curtain and
other curtains, Centra High School building
west, Washington, u. e. Blank iorms OF
proposal. specifications. and all necessary M
Clerk, Engineer Department Room al Dis.
trict Building, Washington, ID. 4. OLIVER
y. NEWMAN, EoUIS BRoWNLOW,
CHARLEs w kuTz: Commissioners d. \.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF
ton. May 18th, lsl6.-sealed proposals will he
reeeiysd at this office. Room 500. District
Building, until o'clock 2. m, May 2ith, 1915
nscal year ending June soth. 1917. Electrical
supplies, for use OF various branches OF the
Government OF the District OF Columbia.
obtained from the Purchasing Onicer ID. C.,
Room $50, District Building OLIVER p.
NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNLJOW, CHARLIsS
W KVTZ. Commissioners
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SEE ms for satisfactory service and prices;
nun said. THE PEOPLES sToRA0E q
EXPRESS CO.. 17ss 7th st. N. W. N. $3.50.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

woRKINGMEN--There 10 some difference Of
opinion regarding a store such as ours Of
course we expect the trade OF the men Of
moderate means who must save cash In these
times OF high living: we sell lots Of siightiy
used suits At IS; one price. JUsTH's OLD
STAND. 1s ID.
The Washington times., 1916-05-17
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FINE FAMILY MARE. surrey and harness
for country. 42i sth st. n. w.
FOR SALEM head Of horses ana mares:
some good delivery horses. Apply rear s6s
Pa. ave. NV.
The Washington times., 1916-05-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

woRkINGMEN-More money L. spent in thI,
city Tor pants than needed. think OF how
good quality new pants at q to 81; no store
can AFFORD TO sell as low; cheap rent that
tne secret: one price. JUSTH's OLD
HONESTY is our policy. both in price. ana
work. w. 9. SAMMONS a SON Psin,ars
and PaperhanEers. 7l3 9Th st. N W.
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DEATHS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. on w.dnssdsy, May
northwest. JOSEPH, beloved husband Of
Clara Boorman, OF Kent county. England.
In shs sisty.s,stth .tu, year o. HE sss !, :,
d.ondcn ana brighton, Eng. papers plesse
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-21

weakness of nj navy. Titles ARE con.
structively showing how these weak
nesscs can ie remedied. Paramount
operators were with the fleet ut Guam
tanamo and the pictures they made
stamp my navy department In Picto.
graphs with absolute authenticity.
Misleading patriotism la the news
papers, due to their zeal ,o support po-
litical interests still appears, declaring
that orr Navy can defy the world.
The launching OF II new ship Is made
the occasion of q loud hurrnh, Just IA
IL that ship would make Us inviucible.
In the fifteen yeats that have close
.ly watched the Incompetent growth "
the Navy department of the t'overn
rnent Il has cost us over u billion and
a half dollars. This Is II half billion
more than the German Navy has cost.
which to-day Is the second Navy In the
world. IN. reason for this H. obvious
enough. The German Navy ls built for
War. with no political Leakage. In
England. the Navy IL the pride ~ the
British Nation. No political PARTY has
dared to hide the details Of IL progress
from the people. The hlunders Of
Churchill as First Lord II the Ad.
miralty were his official uudoine
WHY l. the failure OF the admins.
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II seriously cmbarrsss M entire cue.
my iieet.
Our Oehcisneies.
we are deficient In destroyers. with.
out which II battlcship H. helpless In Il
fog. OF the ~, We should have. there
arc only sorne nifty.
AS ! show In Paramount picto
graphs, nj fourteen acroplanes for
naval scouting are nearly all useless.
Few OF them are nj for extended active
service. The recent appropriation by
Congress of one million dollars for
aeronnutics IN but n drop In the bucket.
and we need ten times that. Germany
aud England each have l4,U aeroplanes
against our IL
How long have We been discussing
the usclcssncss of our Suhmnrinesp No
evidence Is lacking IL prove that our
submarine force could not take the of
fensivc IN II sen light. Every naval
commander knows this. II Congress
and the people do not. And yet. the
submarine was born In America In
Photographs ] show that we arc short
Of hospital ships. ~ mine sweeper
Tho United States navy can only boast
of two mine layers. none which was
built for the purpose. We ARE wocfui
~ short Of men. The Atlantic fleet
needs 900 men and Joo officers. In
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tration Of the United States Navy go
marked when compared 90 the Nayies
of Great Britain or Gcrmanyf
Civilians and Onions.
"Eecause an ineNplicablc tradition
has placed n civilian ut the head OF
the American Navy. His political
standing IN never Il secret, aud yet the
American people are 50 aInlable that
they iind no nnachr,nism IN this fact.
He cHn do ms he p~lcases. II he wants
the ships painted red. be has only to
issue the order and 40 one shall say
him nay He n plant onions on the
gun deck n h" wants to. or cover the
smoke stacks with cliuging ivy. The
people wouldn't care, though they
might consider IL amusing. There IL
no real patriotic pride In an efficient
navy Ia this country. and until there
Il the same sort Of dignliicd rcaliza
lion - our needs In this respect rs
there 10 i'm England. there will be po-
litlcal waste Of money. nnd unrcadi
ness for war as far rs the Naval organ
ilatipn X concerned To De specific,
since. even In the midst of the real war
dcm0nstration We ARE getting just now
the subject may he brought home to
~ forcibly. let me Justify my claim OF
luttor unprcpnrcdncss la case we were
called upon Ia defend ourselves. ~
the minimum, we should have twenty
seven ~dreadnoughts In active commits
sion. We have nowhere rear that
! number. We have eight. We have no
battleship equal IN speed to the Queen
Elizabeth There l. not u single BATH"
cruiser IN the Navy. The significance
~ this statement n he better under.
stood when We realize that II England
had not been well supplied with hat
tie cruisers the German cruisers would
now he roaming the seas destroying
British ships. The speed OF the hat
, tie cruiser is IL value. Two OF them
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.rr the American feet was com.

.Tr the American fleet was cOm-
PEELED to meet the united squad
rons ~ "A foreign sea power of
the FIRST magnitude. our fleet
would he annihilatcd Wars today are
not won by personal bravery. They
are won before they are fought. They
are won H., guns that can shoot farther
than your opponents. 10y ships that can
steam faster. by submarines that can
cruise farther from their base. 10y air
craft in sufficient numbers (" give the
ieet scouting eyes Ia many Of these
thing the American navy j. deficient.
Amoug the fleets ~ the world II IL a
poor fourth. IL should be second. n
two-power navy for n two ocean peo-
pie Without such n navy the dipio-
matlc note becomes II toy balloon
Pacing up and down his studio, Hen
Y R%euterdahl. who IL well known as "a
Havn. authority. was waving his arms
Ike the semaphorcs on II battleship.
Henry Reuterdahl Ike II human
d~readnought In his huge frame. equip
PED with the most expert technical and
personal knowledge of the United
states ,Savy. during over fifteen years
~ personal acquaintance with its OIL
A. .n.a,n, s,.,.,,,ny ar.
"en ,"a Co., hr,a,h I'm the
e".. nn,,,,,s h,s hna nno, n.
ar,s, ho has ne.
.. -, ,atn,or -, mod.
'o""o "a, ,,,u,.,,
a.. ,ho nor.,e
$1,000 ~. ant.t"n 4, .,rc.h, when
49,, n,ho, h., has IN
..o.n,,, .ccon,.I ,h. mn.
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ShRrkNftN afHfNR- m -
Our Navy Is Putting ~ s'-'- .
10 Unpfeparedness ~ -N9Isa~oa =
Moving Picture Ssrser..
great war iu Europe fho.r ip-, DOW
spa>modio attempts ina Congress- o Y.
press the pressure OF pr..i, I ."
Most Of those efforts have ICON mi
failures
consider the result o.. I.rl
Reserve Hill recently passed y.
gross in the state ui New ... ..,.
There. whore the greatest sola,r'
America b. situated only tyl d..
ant appeared There az" lov g.l..
1u5 member throughout ls" aud
reason for this mn nr 9.,..HoI B. a..
Tact that sea Uahtug q, 40 lugrr 10
heroic adventurous career II isri . a.
Life on n sea fighting machine = .oily
chiefly the handling % rnclilcI". .
mon work harder thda ,lr Ia-i. IN.
GERS, The ratio ia the Amer nI 30
T. ono officer Go nineteen men nx4r
German Navy il is ,ouinl,sir., ,
officer in ten men VIA, tg'Irc l4,
e. fF 80 wv aNtsN " . 'NN Us . ,
fnulty legislation an ensign ga o..
Naval Ncudcmy ,aruot reach 81, 80,
Of iul lieutenant tii lc j., for,
The telephone rams
"Nce lm working ON ~ now. s..li
cd Rcutrr|ahl iuto tie instrument.
It was "a" Paramount people. y.
explained Never saw ANYTHING Ike
THESE moyiug picture pcoi c-alvav. n
"a rush Here its onl., Friday. ana
they re- yelling fpr M scenario Due
'u Monday It's about the lighting
lfoWer uf the navy. SHIPS nunut
hr created upon the eve OF war.
Neither American pluck, ilnkec cute.
hess nor the Invention board Itself an
do It. Realizing this, " W. ilodkln.
son. President OF the Paramount Pic.
lures Corporation. haS nut an the
Forces of his vast organization into tho
hight for Preparedness.
DO your part Write o. your con
gresham and senator"
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enough of the Indifference with which
the menace Of this unprcparedness Is
regarded 10y congress. There eve
was a time IN the history of the ! nitcd
states when we needed 10 h. aroused
To the shame of the material insuiii
cheney Of our Navy as now and that
Is why | am awaiting myself of the Up
p~nrtunity h. draw the attention ~ the
public Ia the matter Ia the Paramount
Photographs On the screens Of thou
sands Of theatres are being flashed The
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the United States Navy. We are the
fourth Naval Power. and Il weak one
M that. We are lacking in everything
that we should have. IN dreadnoushts.
Ia scouts. In cruisers. our submarines
are almost crippled even In sham ma.
ueuycrs such as We last year demon
strated IA a theoretical display agalhst
al imaginary enemy supposed t. land
on the Atlantic coast. our destroyer
are too few So l. the auxiliary equip
mout of Golfers. tenders. hospital shirs
etc. Above all. there are not even
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unnecessary Navy Yards where votes
are IA asset has made the department
top heavy with wn~trful establish
mcnts, Germany has hut three Navy
Yards. We have eleven. Il cost 81.
5uu.t"I more To- build a drcadnousht IA
a Navy Yard than iu Il private ship
yard.
Civilian lneffoicney.
briefly. these are -oue ~ the mis-
takes we are making 1t is bctuusc ]
believe that the American people
4hould know these facts that ! nm cN
myself IN tnik aud ,hrouah l'ar
mount Photographs ~ open their eyes
These faults are not due 10 the per
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successfully any other first powered
foreign Fleet that mlsht challenge us
Thirdly, u Nayy i absolutely IN.
capable of holding the supremacy of
the seas In defence az the Monroe Doc.
trinc ~ anywhere on our own coast.
II Is uo use ~sugcrcOlting the cold facts
as they exist in the present records of
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case Of war we haven't mcn enough To
make up fun crews. one hundred and
fifty thousand men are needed.
The hitting average IN the United
States Navy n year ago Was 80 far be-
low rar that the public was wisely
kept In Ignorance of 1t. Today IT. Is
on the W grade. The maintenance Of
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Crippled Submarines, insufficient %DcstrOyers, Lack Of Battle
Cruisers Are Discussed Without Sugar Coating by the Noted
Artist riter-"The Hitting Average Of the Fleet a Year Ago
Was So Far Below Par That the Public Was Wisely Kept In
ignorance Of H." Declares ReuteriahI - Ills Constructive
Criticism Of Our Naval Policies Visuaized In Paramouuts
"Animsted Magazine on the Screen"