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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
SAYS SHADES DIDN'T
CHANGE RECORD
Clerk Testifies in Inquiry TO De-
termine if Lawyers Tempered
with Appeal Papers.

The ghost Of oliver Osborne
stalked again yesterday while Referee
Wallace MacFarlane tried to untangle
the latest ogal mot in the case Of the
United States agains, Frank d. SAT-
Ford
Stafford. 4 clerk in hotel at PLAIN
field. y. j.. identified former Assistant
District Attorney James ". Osborne az
tine maa Ie had seen around che hotel
with " ss Rae lanzer. subsequently in-
dicted Tor sending threatening letters
10 Osborne. Convicted Of perjury W
the Federal court. Stafford turned to The
Circuit Count o. Appeals. u is now
charged the record on appeal was iam-
pcred with. and 20 Referee MacFarlane
has been assigned the Job "f d"termin-
iug whether certain iuteriaeations
were made before or after the record
was submitted 20 Judge iiough.
Abraham Wynhouse. chief clerk Of
the law firm Of Sladc & Slade. which
has been i'm all the proceedings grow
ing out OF the "Olivcr Osborne case,
was defeated in AN effort to get an ad
iournment. lie testified under pro
test. insisting the interlineation' III
yolved were in TIE record before u was
taken TO Judge llouGh.
These interlincations. which occur
Immediately after the testimony 81
Leila Gray Van Wyck Osborne. Nj
Osborne's wife. and that OF Edwin w..
NIlCoN. are:
COLLECTIONS b. M Slade / objec, 30
the abatement about what was said on
the ground it IS hcarsay End not bind
ins on the defendant.
"Nr. Slade-l object.
The court -Overrulod.
"Nr. SHADE Exception
Wynhousc said no was sure tie vr.t
ing was not that of auy Of the firm OF
Siade d Sladc or of IT, employees Jo-
scph 4. Fried. q law stcnograpEer. 'es-
tilted the intcrl,neations did not sp-
rear in his original notes.
Referee Nacrariane fixed the date
o. The next hearing - January "a. Al
that time IL is likely Judge Hough ssh
ne present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18

additional for $40; holders OF me
common will receive At the rate or MN"
.bpres Of new common for each twenty
nov held and the right 10 subscribe tor
oleven new ahares for $40. Tho pay
rent amounts TO Si2 share on osch
issue and viii raise tho sum necessary
TO my or the maturing notes.
Arrangements have been competed
for underwriting. and q committee nag
bcen formed 10 collect The assessment
from the stockholders. H. consists OF
L. V. x. Thayer. OF Boston. Lathrop
Amos. Of Boston; Charles ". Sabin.
presidcnt Of the Guaranty Trust Com.
many: Gates ". McGarrah, president OF
tho Mechanics and Metals National
Bank. and Thomas Cochran, jr., presi-
dent Of the Liberty National Bank
Newman Erb. president Of the Min
uespolis & 81. Louis. stated yesterday
that tho cooperation Of holders OF 10
per cent % the outstanding capital
stock ia necessary 20 insure the success
Of tho plan or this percentage the four
largest individual stock holdings, rep
rofenting 40 per cent. including that
held bv the estate Of the late Edwin
Hawley. have already given their APP
proyal.
with the cxtinguishment Of the
serial notep," said Mr. Erb yesterday,
there will be released and made avail
able 20 the treasury approximately
1000 900 Of rcfundng and extension
mortgage per cent bonds. while the
company's surplus for the year can be
applied 10 the further eYtinguishmcnt
Of other obligations OF the company,
further reducing its interest charges
and placing the company IN exceptional
condition for future financing, when
necessary
"The plan contemplates that the sur.
plus revenue over and above fixed
charges and taxes will be 20 largely in
creased that stability will be given 20
all Of the company's security issues
and greatly added value TO its stock,
both preferred and common. The in
terest bearing obligations will be re-
duced, while the amount OF capital
stock "a now outstanding remains IN
changed"
Holders Of the maturing notes have
been asked % extend them for six
months, until August ]. Concerning the
earnings Of the Minneapolis & St. Louis
MIR. Erb said:
For the fiscal year ended Jun 80.
1912. the gross revenue Of the com
bined mileage embraced IN the present
system was s795i. 1886. while for the
fiscal year ended June 30. 1915. the
gross revenue was sl0.lll.975.l4, an in
crease i'm the tnrcc-year period Of
52.157.s59.lS.
For the SIX months ended Deem
ber 81 1915. the net surplus revenue OF
tho COMPANY after Dayment OF all
charges and taxes, was $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

A 1G,,es' !o9 W. Pr1' T.saeFt Hont-i;
Eanerdam. jan i7-L'6ns7toa.i Do New York
Bao'osug Jsa il E,eharibesu .rri. Nev York
Lire-~. 0.. Jan r. - Louis. NeW Y0-.
",''. J't - a,ri's yc.azue'o> tG-'.k).
Nrs N0+t Tor N4r.ailes.
h-''a'i.. Is4 i-tnU-I stsf,' lpal >es YORK
Liverpool Jan De- C,marche lBr Ner York
E>fnedo'. Jan It-t siiioulisn. Nov YORK 1r Monte
v.lsp
ll-n,Ae.ier J4a Ie- E.ca'ora lprl. New Yors
b.afg ~ S,,orsiog ,N1-'. New io-1
brls'0| Jan t-Nrap0o' fBrl Now York
Liverpool Ian Is Bref don BIZ Ne, York
Bergen. Jan s-tarolyr New York. Romsdaisf,ord
tN0rl. Nov Nora VIA kir,wau
ROTTERDAM ian lh-IssId'l Dutch New York
'risiot'i Ban u Ps,tocs Port Limon for Ne.
iorh and proceeded
hirsNau. Ian ll-Wico. New York for Copenhagen.
Puitar Ian ~ Ramon &c Lafrsinsgs tSDanl.
Philadelphia f0r Bordeaux
va Hes. Jan lie Icinosu Ns1I jap New Yorb
AlDife Jan Sara fNo-I. New N0rt
Have. jan q Ireland .Br. Nes york
olar. Jan GIo.h9iu tNorl. New York
Falmouth. Isn Nooilam lDu,chl IRON R0r-
rsriI. J4l ie-Ara b. from Sew York.. c,i-
.l'a "a Flandre ipItrh) from Amsterdam.
Nl4,acstcr Jan l6-Ms.fo-d Han CBri. New York
'..i.,.a' ,ana, Jan u iielhs oiaF Dam from
- faluce. Jan II Leopold II CBegi New York
Barcelona Jau y Miguel Jorer spaul New York
Area. Jan li-Chartou Hall New York
Gil.sl ~ Ian ll-Radelns BIT. New YORK Tor
Niar,Oilles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
$1,000 FOR BONAPARTE GIFT
Dogs Attacking Stag" Once OF MADRID
Gallery. In Matthews Sale.

Dogs Attacking n Stag. n painting
~ by "a inches. wedding present TO
Jerome nonGpar'r. was aold Ior ~ .Vo'
YESTERDAY to ]. Drummer At the Ander-
sor Galleries sale OF Nicholas W.
Matthew's collection. Tho famous
pninting by Frans Snyders formerly
hung i'm the National Gallery. Madrid.
and its sale was marked by spirited
bidding. ,oo
The top price OF the sale was 400
FOR Mount Shasta. Cnlitorn n, by
William Keith. nm American artist,
which vns paid by !. II. Thompson. J..
Il. Martin give ciio for "A 1wnch'man
canvas. holly House Porch, Cos COB,
and for THE Road 20 the River by
Dupre. ". l.. Clark paid $500.
Clearing After tho Storm water
color by +. !. Francis Murphy, went to
Henry Schultheis for S2l5. and the
same buyer gave $3.50 for Meyer Won
Rrcmen's panel. children IN the
Woods" The total OF the sale was
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
Buchanan Cites Tanner
Case in Attacking Marshall

Wa.hngtor. Jan. T.. The details o.
.he Tauzcr-Osborne case were reha-hed
at length before the House Judiciary
Committee TODAY by IaXwell S.adc,
who was attorney Tor Rae Tame, IN
her suit The case is Of interest %
the judiciary Committee in connection
with the attempt 10 impeach United
States Attorney II. Snowdcn Marshall
made by Representative Buchanan, Of
Illinois.
The first impeachment speech was
made by Mr.. Buchanan 4 few days be
fore the New YORK Federal grand jury.
acting under the advice o. Mn Mar
shall, indicted The Representative from
Illinois for his alleged connection with
tho munitions plot.
In second snocch denouuciug Mr.
Marshall. made after the Indictment,
Repre- sentativo Buchanan mentioned.
among many others. the Tanzer case,
asserting that Mr. Marshall had wrong
fully used the powers OF his Office 20
protect Osborne in this case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
EGiitiu. or authorized
since tie wAI began.


Three ri ifDsf are l' INC ha. N'a
In regard 90 prc-drcaduought battle
ships. your attention l5 invited 10 the
following calculations:
THE prc-dreadnought Dsttleships
Alabama. Illinois, Wisconsin, kearsarge
and kentucky are all equipped with l3-
uch guns. These guns are 80 cslibre
ODD length. which is thirty-fve times as
'on, as the diameter, or caliber, OF the
htu thcv Gre thirteen lnches). This
makes them about 81 feet il inches m
length. when turrcts, guns. elevaung
car. sights. etc. were designed and IN
Sailed on these ships the extreme
ftrgo a. which the guns could be fred
was 1850 yards, an elevation OF 10 de-
arccs being the greatest provided Tor:
The velocity Of the proJecules OF
hose guns is 1000 feet a second, and
IN order for a shell 20 20 TO the eX-
+reme range Of IL, $50 yards, or 1850
fccf tweptv-seycn and two-thirds sec
ends arc required for its flight. BY al,
yiding tho distance by the time OF
fi.ht YOU will note that an average
horizontal velocity Of about 1861 feet
+, second is necessary 20 cover TINS DIS
lance Of 1850 yards 80 twenty-seVen
and two-thirds seconds.
since the velocity upon leaving the
gun IS 1000 feet second. the velocity
OF the shell when striking the target
~ It's extreme range of 12,5b0 yards
must be as much undc- the average We
ioeity Us the initial velocity. 1000 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
GASOLINE TOO HIGH
FOR JERSEY S0LONs
Judiciary Committee Will Look
Into Process Of Price Boosting

Trenton. y. J., Jan. l7.-Urd.r =,
resolution unanimously adopted in -.
House Of the New Jersey Legi,ls,s,.
tonight there Will he 4 thorough h.
quiry o. the conditions leading % a,
great increase in the retail orie. i,
gasolene In the last Two months. N,
Committee o. the House VII
conduct tho invcstigatIo
Assemb'yman Whitman Boz his res.
luton comments chat gasoieae "a 2,
longer a luxury. but is necessity. y.
cause Of The extensive use Of Re CO...
modify Tor commercial purposes. Fl.
insists that there is 10 reason,s.
ground for the great advance in r.,
price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
Officers Are Ambitious"
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts Tor the
Last Twenty-four Hours

v...bfrg--1. Ian f1-1ue cold vs'e na r'S'"e1
,. ,.srr. and East Gulf state. with ir''/is
..,,,,,st,,-s ,o-nisi On Tie northwest '''l-A
,ost low temrca,ures also continued o'e' ne
,,,.siI.- ~ Gle oolmry. but With ''i-'l
,.,. r.1. sine. SUNDAY night
I'll, precipitation area continues FOO 'e coy '''
acton, and r f.s last ,aer'' fo.- h'-f' n 'o''''n
..., ,r.,... and Cuf STATES. TOO .efe region '".
..-o,,. ...,.s.. locally ana fue o''-'r. "e'i o..
~. r.... Mountains gsn,'siy exec" 'le H'f'r
plateau O7e. southem california 'ne i'''~"
Vas excessive.
Panty cloudy weather with local @loos VIII ''n-
.,o.. ia ta, lak, region. and during Tuesday n'Snt
and vsduesis, uc SLOW area vail probably a.
..,d ,-o- last Sow 1arS and Sew England: else
rI...e ta.t VI far Nn -iss.ph ki'eI tt cay ,.e.
.iI ta s.u,ra.u ft.r ius..@ g. wen ,r.
,f .r.' .Ger m lue interior ianp, s.diei
81. t' slowly TUESDAY sld Nrlht,ia a.u %.
t..D,.f.. d.. fire. 3 .uuc .fa't'. liri' Pc To
Y,..... OFF considerably "afin.i "cs-'i TOD ''i
~u 1901. .r 80 displayed or tie 19l.' f''i-'
,... s.d .. ..e ~o.tucr Csitcr .ia coast
Vr.,I. Co.. .l..... fIf Ntilc isf >lf.i =.
.l. ,...I.r... ta fresh o..I -ou.hNr-'. mlHtIt =
l..t.. moderate re.' eN- '9-'N''',' "l.r
$3.50. .,l ess' Guf modoIar norm ho Hoi.u
i .'- cuff moderate northeast, prone i,
'..s ..,itNsr.f aud fresh "wednesday. HuNddi 3
5i-t..r'.f.e r0a re,oud sydney 4nd an9iAti holei
.ie 1ae gog nosth Of LsSe superior uppeT .sas,.
....l .ortrse-f and west Wins lutsdAt c.nuN
t-ttr v.aruer PROBABLY lccal SHOWS; lover
. fre.I pru and southwest winds 1ne'dN.
'I,i, .aJ sfg'flv warmer. probably snow hurnes
80 I'D .furhsuce north Of Lake Supefor NOV
ing east.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
Fall Kills an Editor.

Chicago. Jan. H. Charles pw!k WE fr.
.f,y-nine wear. old. editor Of "The
Women's World" and we'll known as an
editor Of other journals for women
slipped and fell on a sidewalk here TO
day and died q few minutes later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18

TRANSPACIrIC MAILS.


fCi0s-. General Fosto- =. 800 p. m
ia Sta'tIe)-T.mba MARI. lin 70
,is-rl .-.........J Jan %
Hawaii tris san Francisco Mat onia .... J4u II
csr,ds Nls,u. ..'.....-.. ...-........ Jan 2
Tahiti Msrqucsas. Cook Islands. Nsg lea
lSrd. Australia via San Francisco -NosnS Jan ~
Tsrar C0ree China lra Seattlel-NoloAsna
N,rn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jan %
Gusm via san FrsGciscol-U $ Transport Jan 4
i,II via San rrsncisroi-Si -r. ........ Feo
Hawaii. FljJ Islands. NcS ZEALAND. Aust ala
VIA Vancouver AID Victoria. t-Mskurs rec IL
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
'1lh '4 Le1HI-e.,. chanterms.l w.iue.s -
Two neat g.f.. both tl.r.uzal. .>re1slce,I. to-
vi, slAuslne., 5 A.e.,y. n West 42d
COUPLE. Cook houseWorker: husband
chauffeur useful: neat. smart Young pair.
highly recommended country. $50 Nre
Nason's Agency. l3l W. ga ST. Tel. Bryant
CulPLt.--scotoh: Protestsnts butler. valet. use
isl. "iio excellent cool viii assist laundry: ;
Shaughnessy's Asenry. n West 4ed
cotPLt Young coofsd. Americans. entire WORK
s'th IS 'hoac. Bryant ,0o-.
L>GLlsu TRAINED BUTLER snl second man -
-,n,"., n.y., af-n,e' 11s difference. et-
t-l -.. Murray 1851 es-f
10; sEWORkER Finnish amenc.n: strong r,u.
Hs, 'is or couhtry; exec. alien reference. Lena,
A4ei.c5 % hast l-5th - Prove b5lJ Harlem
MAD Al o'nersi hog.eEork good plain COOK: en-
-Lt 90 sntu iAihy. CITY county. short dIs-
go. I-coi.fene's- odel's A.enoy 50 Sixth sv
MAlD-1r attendant 70 elderly lsdy: settled. Eng.
~, woman excellent seaInstress: city -counfr'.
e-' W "deil Asency. IS 9Th o., BRYAN, T0O-
NEAT. YOUNG IRISH GIRL-Kitcbenr557
u'eill. light horscwori. some esparfe, %
bet reference. city. 80. Call. Mrs r..on,s
Acme 80 ". ~ ,t.
NURSE. YOUNG Protestant: growing ,sD-
''"t ' .dii'' N"ih. usetuI, excellent frf-
81 city or country. 81. Mrs. Mason q
NF'ncr. 1871 W. ~ 80. Tel. Rrvsn--l6s3.
NURSE Sinsrt young capable caring infs,, ,,,
growing child SO. beet personal refepercs. A. =
shea Asen9 30 l.. ga Murray nm go
NURSE Young. English iralnei tao years r,c--
q, H,H irisfence -. A. liiss liofmayers Ageo,,
10 = ''d 81 81 floor. Phone Ssi7 MURRAY Nh
SEAMSr RES~. Assist chan.horusll. vary
Competent GOOD reference. oitv a. ,o,,n,
Try Martha Golfers Agency. ~ tth a..
THREE EXCEPTIONALLY COMPETENT
oolored servants "uiiro work or large coun-
nemaid. '7Q each. Mis- Sheas Aa,n.r "a
b. i-l sf.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

C.RrFtL CARPEI CLEANING Co.-Cl.,n. b,
l0mprc eel cir. steam. Lsnd or on fo0r. 1853
RroAdVay. 81 Est Etl IT COZ BRANDT
De. i.--is'N
uf1riCKAPn TYPTURITTEN IFTTEES .o0
81 so. 300 81 IS. 10 0oo. 81 GEO. L.
ATllERIuRD 10 Broadway tEgutsbls BIDS D.
ho0m l.l3i Rector fj-s
MN YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
u.desI Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPI1S.
prircs Reasonable send Tor Circular.
II, $50. -.ss3 Brat as $50 Wet Stb Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

viz IAN, 49, IL, hus" q ia i-''
10 .na T,n,ni., D., a. nm ~. ~" - ,.
V.-..r ,,i,f In -, 81 '.Npah % IN - j
ftf.rnsu ~ NJ - "a q, = ID
srs,.. 4 V,,,,.p' pe.,'eis Jan I". 70 simpson
iVIAs bat ~ m.
, 'il,..,1 ,Nof' ofai DEC r. n the 's1bbesr
ttrtJ,i. fp,r 80 p ~ l'tn.
De- 4. POI, a. ~ ,,'o' e. ",,lo -, HleA
ami r.. -, So ~ = Nl-isHls tai
Rsr a. a m
20 - Hiro Ba'iifnore. % Pc NeN Yo.k AL Pa
u, "A ,isl''p''ta'o" 'oio. wifi mi'e clasnt.e
on gu 81
'i' m s. Louis. SRfiaral Jan a. 10 fio 81
80 .N noise 3Is-a'fine a. % 3D.
, il .rIa .bfl. Bltno, A}rr Doc D. Norfarlc, r.
-. 'aHo. p Ponce ~ Jolos 10 and San Ju.I Iaa
-, ID. D. ' u Ho-,.'n g. Co. -. na.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
SITUATION WANTED.
Male.

BOOKKEEPER Young man. 81 years ~ age With
thorough kno%ledse OF double entry boohkeeping
ard seuogrspfy. seeks position with reliable con-
carr. :. ~ Tribune.
POSITION WANTED young man AZ present
employed a. head ho0skseper and once manager
with grain Ucnoeui. desirss 70 make chang. "
-sAr experience in tho grain bushes. Whst c,n
tou ora.. A4dfcs Is. =. e.. B1A 80. Tribune
Ur7-c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
ARRfN 1,

B-szr NayigueI Jan :. Ponce Q. Jo5's 10 and
ran Juan D.. 10 he Sew York .nd Porto Rico -
co. with r> ais ard mdse. Bar a. l2.l5
Roma tFri Barcelona De- % Valencia "A. Lis
bon Jan snd - Michsel's >. via Providence L..
70 lanes " EWell Go. with mdse. Bar At r Is
. m.
.Nsuhsn (Brl BIcnos Ayres Dec %. Moutcyidso
H. Santos %. RIO De Jsneiro -. B4nia Jan 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
Dreadnoughts the lest.

I'm giving out the Daniels letter to-
a., REPRESENTATIVE Madden SAID:
-Of course. the greater part OF Sec
,etary Daniels letter viii be valuable
principally Ior the expert But even
The most casual studept OF naval ques-
ions must be startled with the state
..crt that tho drcadnOugbt strength
determines the power OF navy: As
lie Sccretary's figures show the United
states 10 be d very bad third IN drea.
nought strength. the situation is OBJ
,iously more serious than the people
realize. Moreover. Secretary Daniels
nas included the Michigan and the
south Carolina in our list OF dread
noughts. where they do not belong ac-
cordiug 20 the classification OF our
Nary Department and hitherto Of Sec
.ctary Daniels himself
Ihc letter from Secretary Daniels
reads boz part:
-Thc number Of dreadnouchts and
battle cruisers actually built or laid
down mp TO August /, 1914, is as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
MACHINERY WANTED.

WANTED A Thomns0n " colt armer omho,sins
press jaw typei chase about ~ inches. tat
lowest rash price, with description Address Il.55.
Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

81. rrrci Sts'es coast snd G,odetic >Irver)
-,rti, ..ls Moon set. $50 a. y
SYrs, ~ Moons age ...-...-.- -
tlfgu ~ AT.Ip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
fstes,t, for Special Localities. -La' Nov "

fartCatts icf oVttia ~'N"''''-'
..-H,r N.a Inrsrl. fair aud continued cold
r....la,. Io.si SHOWS O.. Ugh or N'nesi@'- .
amer "wednesday.
lo,.asaa MARYLAND Virgins. W,'. Virginia
r,.,ee-Fslr ana werms- Tue'd.y anI Wednf'-
''p-ui.t of Columbia south Ar NoriA 'a-olin'
rli. lad continued cola TUESDAY. N'ule'da Jazz
.h.r.a. Oslshorr, Indiana. Nis,lssipi
Cccfgis. Delaware. NcS le5scI-fair Iue'd'} F.,
"Wednesday cloudy an vfgn~i -,-..
Alsbrma-Ci9uiy Tuesday. Wsinssdsy CLOUDY and
Fasfarn Tcrnsyirslis--Tsr and continued c'ld
T,.--isl. Wrdre-daf CLOUDY All warmer
..Yftarg Nr. England -iair continued cora
r.....t.. Wednesday warmer. uf"'aNt Io'a. SHOWS.
49, NJ, N.-. Snow ami HalUf- TUESDAY D.
NJ. b...Iay .Iou.l. probably sHos nee. Ia.ts
Iocsl orcisl Reoord.-TIs following oncial record
from Tie WoatleI Bureau shows fhc changes W Le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18

Uishef' temperature y-'rday. ~ degrees a.
1901 a m J.. lokcst. IN lst 10 p. "a average. 10
average for corfcsponaIir date la,i year. o.. s'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American anu Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors. T 5achcrs Tutors
Governeases. etc. to Colleges. schools and
FAMILIES Apply TO Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG.
FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
1uirankcd by Two. Says
Daniels: by Three, AS
sertS Roosevelt,
USELESS GUNS ON
OLD BATTLESIllPS
0rcaduough,s the Test and Sit
nation Is More Serious than
ilic People Realize,


Washington. Jan. 1.-THE American
nav. now ranks bad third among the
,sy.cs of trc world. according TO Sec
etsry Daniels. and fourth. according
90 Assistant Secretary Roosevelt, bo'h
opinions being expressed IN letters 20
aou.rcr, made public Tonight see
-etarv Daricls's letter states that the
cid batt,esaips are armed with guns
which would be almost useless IN
modern battle. both because their
~snce is 700 shcv, and because the
.heus from them drop at so steep an
snelc that the range must be known
within sixteen YARDS on a total o.
over 1900 yards B.: hi; IS TO be made
Secretary DEuicls's letter : peculiar
IN ths. t oour.s as drcadnoughtS we
Michigan and the South Carolina
,ei,ber OF which come iu that class
under tho system OF reckoning OF
naval experts. TIE Daniels letter was
made public by Representative Martin
n Madden. OF .hicaso, in reply to
,stcment from Claude Kitchin. Dem
cratic leader in the House, that me
.mcricsn navy vas now second
Tho Roosevelt letter was MADE pub
hv Representative Gardner IN
Zen At the meeting OF the woman :
INCH Of the American Civic Fedora
, The Massachusetts Representa-
, was also directing his attack al
~ Kitchin.
blame. British Pacitists.
LAYING the responsibility for the
war In Europe directly on the snoNI-
1.rs Of the English pacihsts, Mr.. Gard
nor said. in part;
"If there had been 10 Pec'nst moNs-
mont in Great Britain. there Wou-a
save been no war in Europe Inc
.h;c.en.beertedness Of paciflsm de-
nrivcd England OF soldiers ana arms
md nalsied the government IN - deal
NO. with Russia and Germany II
.reat Britain. iu July. 1914, had sad
., Germany: We shall back up Russia
Won fight her there would have been
20 war But pacifsm placed It's trem-
olinr hand on Sir Edward Grey's shon.-
5or Sir Edward hesitated and was
100 late.
THE Navy Department mas just pub
lsbcd a pamphle, entitled Some Of the
PRINCIPAL Navie~ o. the World. On
mace : 7 find o. table which shows mat
sbcn the European war began the
United States navy was sinking into
.ourtb place. OF course, Nr. kitchln
and his followers continue 20 insist
That We stand second. For nearly nine
months have had letter from Frank
I'm p. Roosevelt. written when ne was
Acting Secretary of the Navy last
April.
Hitherto J hsve retrslned from men
coming this letter. but just recently /
have obtained consent for IFS pubhca-
,Iou. l. says in part:
".As all Of the beihgerent nations
.re rushing naval construction with
che greatest possible vigor, and ss they
nave an taken possession of vessels
building IN home shipyards for foreign
Governments. the actual present
,reneth o. their navies is greatly in
excess Of what IL was OF the outbreak
OF the war. u has been estimated by
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