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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-18
JUDGE bob" TO COAST
Well Known First Circuit Jurist Left
Last Night. With His Wife, For
Atlantic City

Judge Robert ". Aldlrman and vile
lrii last evening over II" frnhS! W. VIZ
MIA for Atlantic City Whrr" tA"E VIII
snrnd rhrir vacation The judge :
iimr Will be- divided up among other
eastern cities. This is the first fAca'
ton that Judge "Bub" has taken S!hc'
his prumu,ion To the bench. ana IN
fact The first fOT many years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-18
EXCAVATING WORK
On New Bank Building Progressing
And Interesting Tales Arc lo'o

Rapd progress Is being made on me
excavation work ri In" new t"rIil"Hla
HALF Dollar Sayin"s lirk-~ nome ~
Fifteenth and Market streets. '"hI!'
rrahlr inIrrC$! hd> been amen H. III.
nIJ building Wa, ra2rh. hu' h" tact
liza, II rnrmrrlv WIZ an old brewery
and man, present citizens Icm" IlhpF
il The Kitchen company haS N" cor
tract and Is pushing the work 70 the
limit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-18

the popcorn. peanut and lemonade
stands all 90 TO fill the little hearts
with the keenea OF pleasure, making
the day one thar in their later years
they look back upon with fond
memories.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-18
JUDGE ROBINSON
HAS HARD LUCK
Goes to Atlantic City to ENJOY HIM
self and Turns His Ankle Upon
His ArrivaI There

To break away from toll. head tor
Atlantic CITY for vacation and then
rurn YOUR ankle. and instead Of cast.
ins lonEirg eyes a. the mermaids as
YOU walk along tbs boardwalks, have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-18

. 1.-THE Curio Shop" Craig Kennedy
story by Arthur 8. Reeve. starts u,
Mondays InteilIqencer. IS continued
in Wednesdays and completed IN FRI
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-18

ecutor for the estate OF the late Aaa
J. Johnson, with bond fixed Ct W.
William J. Gompers, R. j. Summ
son and John ]. Gompers. apnrtNo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-18
Bill OF Sale

Anna V. Chapman to Emma NJ
Grew, restaurant fixtures IL plAee1
Elm Grove. Consideration $50. 5Es
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-18
COUNTY COURT
MARRIAGE Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Charles ". Payne and Laura Per-
kinson, both Of this city.
Stephen Sass, of Wierton, and
Katie Fusa of Wheeling.
Executor Qualified
William E. Veins qualified as ex-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-18
Deeds

Deeds l;%ss4.::
Greenwood Cemetery Assocta.
to Mrs Catherine Mark. part OF e
2l5 in the cemetery. consideration ~
Deeds Of Trust
Two deeds of trust were LETT fof IL
ord with the clerk OF the cou1l
court yesterday. rs:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
1850 SUPPORTED
BY P. 0. IN CITY

Few people realize that 1850 poopl,
nro supported hy the Oklahoma city
postolncr. yet such was tnr statement
made hy claude Weaver postmaster. iu
an address before -plcudldly Intended
noondny luncheon of the Oklahoma CITY
Retailers association FridH, iu the Hotel
Skryn
lie declared TINT not ont la one eight
icth of the population OF the city depend
ent upon tho poHofnrc families of
clerks. CARRIERS and other employees mu'
that 81 .Iuu nOO year b. brought hrrp
hv the recent establishment oi the local
rostofnre os the dcpositor, office NJ
the state Then Nv speaker made Pc
striking statement
"lf one should 500 from here Co ST.
Louis down the MslsIrp river 10
Newuhi and New OrIonn around the
Gull Donst and acros, the Mexican bor-
der to the Pacific thrnDo Co l.os Angeles.
san Francisco and Portland. down tu
Denver, across to Kansas city and hack
again to st Louis; II he should look
within the territory within that rough
circle he would find hut two postofnces
whose annual receipts exceed those oi
the local one They nrc Houston and
Dallas"
Mr. Weaver predicted that within q
few frnrs this cit, would be- the bank.
inr. commercial and industrial center of
the southwest
His address was ON THE Federal
Postal Systcm-thr Greatest Business In
stiutinn In the World
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
FINANCIAL.

Nl.W YORK Feb o. Further mod.
rn, recovery from yesterday. hcn,,
trend WAS recorded at to-day, opening.
but the trading was quiet and rnutious
Latest adyices from Washington vcr
more rrDssuriug and these were sup.
plom'utcd hy mvoreh', trade dcyclur
mcnta American Wooden. Yesterday 81
only strong feature. added another point
To its advance \ few coppcrs Cuifor
min I..u.,um CrurlhI, steel and Indus
Trial tl.Nhul were higher by fraction
To- point Texas COMPANY was lower
hN . points and General Motor dc..iur
2 point with hcavtness IN Eric first pre-
irrrd. Representative shares showed
mo- material change
Extreme au8lh, followed the noon risr.
nu' prices held .uhirrt tu occasional rr.
O''sinns The short interest was more
disposed io cover thnn no recent session.
us o. rcsul, of the demand for standard
issues
lead ami Speltsr
NEW YORk Feb 2e..IENp $685.
Md sp,ltor not quoted AZ Londou. lead
f'' sod surltpr nus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
WOMEN INDORSE
Law ENFORCING

At "A mc,finr ol the womou's council
Thursday afternoon n the Carnegie o.
hrary enthusiastic resolutions were
passed in appreciation of the work of
city and county Officials In enforcing the
laws. and the vigorous prosecution of
offenders and general clean up
Mayor I'd Oyerholscr and County At.
turnr, John Embry were especially COM
lucndad for the hirh standard they have
maintained and the faith they have
kept with their constituents. Copies of
the resolution were ordered sent to these
officers. being signed hy the members
of the Legislative committee. MINES
Cora n Uammctt John Thrcadgill and
Frank MulkrN
Dr Winnie Sanger chairman of the
pure, food and sanitation committee.
urged the better entorCDWcht of Article
2lG. regarding the covering of candies
and loodstufis I'm the stores
Tho council went ON record in con.
demnInr the alleged practice Of the tnlrI
degree by the police. and indorscd the
order for vaccination in the schools
Mrs Tom Hope. president oi the State
Federation of NomDus clubs, was the
speaker uf the Afternoon ON the subject
Of Women and the Larger Citizenship.
giving strong fnruetu talk cncourpE
INK wompn to help the city of which
they ARE part SHE used copy ol
former election poster. who Keeps
Your House." circle lnclusng the city
hall. Witch sh, uld una the center ul
The protection and welfare NJ any city,
and thus H. politics was of vital inter.
est to tNv vuuun n. we'll os the mon
Dr. W n E urDh gave AN interest
ing Talk ON How the other Half Lives.
telling Of the hossoinoss oi recognising
mans responsibility ~ hls uclghhor
Mrs pDlc Shnfrr gave talk on her
Nowshoya Mission nnd its SyFtrm Of Fl
nance. which she nverrcd WAS accom-
plishcd not hy solicitation hut by prayer.
She said The room Wns also used hy
men, and Whit WAS most needed Just
nov WIS another fulm which cNlld hr
mudr th, bu,s own
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
TWO Bills FATE
PLACED IN DOUBT

luto of two unlmportRnt acts or the re-
cent extra session of the legislature was
put In doubt by the discovery Friday
morning that they refer tn subject mat
Ter not proposed for legisInuof by the
governor In nny ~ hla messages 10 the
legislature
ono of these amends the 'aw creating
tate lunncy commission go az to mike
the superintendent OF the institute for
the frrhc-minded a. Enid member
The other confers authority on the state
library hoard tn exchange supreme court
and criminal Coutt Ot appeals reports
fnr rcuur'g On text books Neither was
recommended hy the governor and 1t Is
NOT known whether or not hc viii np-
prove them
These two measures are among about
twerty now on the roycrncr's desk
awaiting executive action The governor
Il In Durunt and is expected back Slur-
day Tho constitution gives him fifteen
DAYS from final adjournment ot the scs.
sion In which IN sirn hills before him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
CANDIDATES WORKING
AT SCENE OF BATTLE

Headquarters here Of McGrov and Uor-
ris rival candidates for tine republican
national oommitteomansh'r practically
are deserted, as the candidates md their
lientenants have gone 10 Hobart 10 en-
gage In preliminary milling fnr the Sew
enth district congressional convention.
which II billed for Saturday
James Harris, the Wagner candidate
has been In the Seventh district severn,
ders rounding up his forces. James 7
Mclirnw departed for the convention
town yesterday
Each candidate ls claiming that the
bird Of victory win ho found pcrchoh
upon his individual heunrr nrter the
smoke of the contest has rolled away.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
ARSENIC NOT IN
MILK, He LEARNS

A chemical analysts of u hottie Of milk
nnd u'ccu of pie was hrmg mndc rri.
uHF nN city Chemist clifford for the
ruIpo-o Of determlnpg whether or not
Nrs Ioatho im'chns had been poisoned
Thursday night
Nrs lutchins was t1ryn Violently lick
after drinking q glass OF milk and eat.
lug piece NJ pic Police believed that
'n Uttvmnt Ind hccn made 10 murder
her
4 box which had contained rat pnIron
was found ON III, floor nf tho Hutchins
home nt no West Chickpsaw avenue
The chemist declared before the pv-
animation was comploteds that he dld
not believe any M the poison had hccp
placed IN the milk. ps nearly nu rat moi
sons ero made with arsenic and no trace
ot the drug could hc found
Mrs llutChips Wu returned to l,,r
homo frum the hogitpl Friday lfrr.
noon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
WINS JUDGMENT FOR
$1,000 AGAINST SANTA FE

j. y Miles. who was hlt hy Santa
fc engine while hr was walking across
the comWuys bridge between S,cdcp
and lhwuec ou MAY ~. 1913. and seri-
uusly injured, obtained judgment for
- oOO against the railroad company u
district court Friday Miles brought suit
for 10000. alleging negligence ON the
part of the company and tts employ ees
Miles stated In his petition that tho
bones NJ both legs were broken and
other parts of h.s bod, were prrmaurH.
IA Injured Nluo OF the twelve jurors
signed the verdict.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
DEATHS

Joseph 'rorkrr aged ", died Friday
morning et hF home. 1926 East Tenth
street Funeral services yll be con-
Quoted from the residence sunday aucr-
noon hy Marshall 4 Harper and inter.
mrui will bee In frlrRwn cemetery Mr.
'rookrr was "a member pf the g 4 II
lie leaves li'o and several daughters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
oLAzIrRs on FoRn pLANr-

Glaciers are ~ work ON tho hlc build
inE under conFructlon Tor the Fort Mo.
tor comnany nt Main street and the
Frisco track and the first story of the
Mig structure now 's Completely enclosed
Ihe Tiass work for the entire building
lNolv VIII b" finished by March The
hig four story structure now presents
nm Imposing appearance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
JURY STILL OUT.

Guthrie. okla Feb % tSpoclall It
is tho general opinion here TINT there win
he hung fury IN the blaine county elec.
tion case Involving Noseley ana Hogan
The jury has been out since Wednesday
ana there seems no prospect ~ - verdict
James Harwcll NJ LINCOLN county,.
charged with selling liquor tn Indians
was acquitted 10y u Jury In The federal
court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
cAAnoEp WlTN LARcENY

An Information was 0lod In the de
trict court FRIDAY lg1ust James ~
nallcy charging him with mruony He ia
accused NJ breaking into q building ~
No . North Brnndwa,. md uumwulN
taking away m property ~ Arthur pp.
trie The property is valued at tiS en
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
POSTMASTER WEAVER TALKS

Claude Weaver postmaster. addressed
tho members Of the Oklahoma Guy Re
tailers' ASSOCIATION at their reGutsr
weekly meeting In the Hotel Skirvin Fri
day on the subject. The Federal Pos
tsl System The Greatest Business In
stitution IN the World
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
lNsTnucron coMra AoMr

MlSe r lc Trlco who hnd rhnrrc Of
tho domcgtlc science department of tho
Norlhwestern state Normal achool "A
Ava for the fnll md winter terms. has
returned ~ her howe ir this city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
ALLEGED FoRosR HELD.

Following n nrclhnlnpN hcarlnr before
Justice NJ the Pcncc Donncll Friday. u
o. N"h'rls, charged with forgery NJ n
FI'' neck on INC state Nnt'onnl hnrE
was hold Tor trlal In tho district rouri
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
JOHNSON eAcK ON JOB

Deputy sheriff q r. Johnson, who
has been 40 with the grip. was back
On the lob Friday lIr hns been IN all
the week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
SEE OSCAR WILEL
OWNER
Tabloid howslAS|
for Busy FolkAH
ALLEGES COMMISSION IS DUE.

Earl Carter. real estate dealer. asks
t,i,O from A l.. Tr'bblc in q suit fled
THURSDAY IN the district court Ne de-
clarcs the amount l. due him ion com
mission un sale made IN behalf OF
r ibhlc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
Market Quotations and Review
PROVISIONS


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I.. ,...Y... ,, u. ,,r..r Stain. .,
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.,..
''''..'. '.''"h'" '".' was '"'.' "'
contrast H'N N'.I'riH prices Ih.
market h"vny'r appeared w"r. uwr.
Wed unn ustm and nuD.mt'd rpd#
.,r ADD ., L..
opmrr. touching the .ubraru. Ia....
ner, virtually u., IgNr Of Dr n.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
EXPERT ADVICE ON
SUCCESSFUL WAY TO
GET CHICKEN MEAL

This is the upen srnsnu un th, com
mon or domestic. hen Everyone I'm
oklahoma city may have chicken next
sunday tnr dinner n he udh,rrs to the
following instructions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25

rn, hog market was nr. .,.E, and
generally 90 cents lower Friday i".
prpts w,r. moderate. around $3.50 head
making up th, ron for lruo Top
brought S0l5. and bulk s. S.1slo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
A BARGAIN i'm A
HOMIE

OU cezIr payment down buys "a 81 1000
home direct from the owner no commits.
sion 20 pay EiN percent On $500 O0 and
iher, will boz NO interest on 500 OU pay
mcnts Ike rent, $1,000 month -Four
room house, bungalow Nylo 0ll rooms
liNii square. plnHcrcd. three large clos
cts, hard wood finish fine well water.
lo, i0vllp. .hiDk"u house This property
lays mp high Party I got th', property
from built u fOr n home Natural gas,
everything I'm good repair.
don live here and ! want Some ON
10 take care pt the house This iF WF
object for HclIlng this home ON thi. novel
unne Also. tnly property has sidewalk
IN front In my estimation this property
iq worth 81 100 0u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25

tt,r,rnom % pJ. put spade 90 Gu
out into the back yard A. sink ih,
spade into the rich lnpw IL Harrow
und rtkr the lo1m 49, Go into Ga,
house "a Come back with the seed
70 Drup them into lhr soll 10 Cover
them up
lI Go into tho htuhcn rs Look be-
hind the door ~ Pick up the mm.l,
shotgun 90 Lond IL q Conceal your.
self In the shed % Wait Tor results
II is unnecessary for The Times to
tell you how to pick and cook hen
after n has been shot
The weather man promises good
chicken weather for SaWrdaE
'tNir weather tonight nnd SATURDAY.
not much chang, In temperature,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25

Gu down town
,,u into "a store
3 Put Your hand bon
our pocket 4
Draw out some
change g Hand Il
To the Young lady
behind the counter
6 Pak Tor garden
seeds G Take what
She gives you g.
StHrt for home
g 60 into the
uui o. spudr lU Gu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25

p,0... uf fnr various grua.t uN'puIn orc
approximately 70. l.Nu"#
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
WILSON HITS HUGHES
in Direct ATTACK
Says Man Who Sdrs Up SecdonaIism
Is Not Worthy of Confidence.
CBy the International New. serviee.]

(By the international News Serviee.)
Indianapolis. Ind, Oct l2-President
Wilson's visit here today was celebrated
by the people of Indianapolis "A a holi-
day and by Tom Taggarts organization
as a political rally.
Taggart endeayored in every way to
make it big day for the Democracy of
lndiana-.iThe crowd, however, refused
to follow Mr. Wilson to the fair grounds
in sufficient numbers to fill more than
two-thirds of the seats in the Coliseum
This was to have been the big meet
ing Of the day. The President suited his
address at the Coliseum to the occasion
by addressing good roads as it was the
good roads day of the Indiana cen
tennial."
He touched on politics only once when
he declared the lack OF good roads con-
trtbuted to secuonalism. ANY man~who
revives sectionalism in this country is
unworthy Of the confidence Of the ma
ton" Mr.. Wilson asserted.
This was understood by the audience
to be a thrust at Mr. Hughes and was
cheered, with Taggart leading the ap-
plause.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
MASONS To BUILD
Costly Scottish Rite Temple to
Be Erected Down Town.

A templs for Scottish Rite Masons
that will rival any local edifice in mag
nincence and comforts will be erect
ed in Washington in the near future.
according to an announcement made
last night by Sovereign Grand Com
mander George Fleming Moore at the
annual dinner in the new Ebbitt.
Mr. Moore said the building would
not even be surpassed by the temple
of national Masonic allegiance which
now stands at Sixteenth and S streets
northwest.
He said the proposed temple would
be in Doric architecture, and worthy
of the order to which it shall be a
monument. He favored down
town location.
Lem Towers, jr.. a prominent member
of the organization. last night said:
The idea of the new temple is in its
infant stage, but the project has received
the support OF the entire organization.
The proposed temple will be in the nature
of a local edifice wherein the business
and social features pertaining to the af-
fairs of the Scottish Rite Masons in this
city will be transacted.
TT will replace the present temple Of
the local body. located at Third and f
streets northwest. and on its completion
Washington will have two temples COM
memorating Scottish Rite Masonry-the
National Temple, which is located at Six
teenth and streets northwest, and the
new local one.
Although the National Temple is a
marvel of architecture and design and
has become one of the favorite haunts Of
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
OFFERS FIVE new Dc.
SITES FOR NAVY PLANT
President Moran, of Chamber of Com
merce, Suggests Other Locations.

Five new locations for the S1l. 10000 gov
ernment armor plate plant were filed with
the Secretary Of the Navy yesterday by
President P. T. Moran, of the Washing
ton Chamber of Commerce.
The new properties supplement those
which have been previously advocated.
and four OF them are in the District, while
the fifth is on the Virginia shore adjacent
to the Capital.
The additional brief offered to the Navy
Department yesterday recites the advs nt-
ages OF the new locations and gives CIR, u
latIve evidence for the location of the
plant on a site adjacent to the seat Of the
government.
President Moran, who has worked un-
ceasingly for the new armor plant, is
encouraged by the outside cities ard
towns which have indorsed the plan CT
having the new industry located in Wash
ington.
At the outset it was understood that the
general board OF the navy was inclined
toward the selection OF site in the cen
ter of the ordnance factories. Pennsy'-
vania offers many advantag ges, but arEu-
ments and advantages Presented by the
local board have been so compelling that
the selection of a District site is e1-
pected
Among the new sites suggested is one
that is now owned by the government,
that from the standpoint OF economy the
District sites have an advantage that no
outside properties offer.
Alexandria. headed by Representative
Carlin, presented its case yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
FRENCH AND BRITISH
ADVANCE ALONG SOMME

(By the international News service.) }
B. Paris, Oct. IA combined Franco
British offensive on front of about FIVE
miles north Of the somme resulted today
in appreciable progress for both armies
Gen. Foch's troops pressed forward to-
ward the heights Of saiIly-saillisel from
the west. while the British are still
lighting for possession of a low ridge
which intervenes between their positions
and the Bapsume and Peronne road.
The joint advance has had the result
Of broadening out the salient which has
been pressed into the German front be-
tween the important bases Of Peronne
and Bapaume.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
FOUND DEAD ON ROAD;
BULLET THROUGH HEART

The body Of George Shaw, a resident OF
Riverdale, Nd, and an employe of the
Postoffice Department in this city, was
found last night in Edmonston road, near
Hyattsville, Nd, with a bullet through
the heart A motorman Of the City and
Suburban Railway made the discovery.
The motorman notified Coroner Daley,
Of Bladensburg, who summoned his ply
sician, DR.. R. B. tombstone, and & tenn
porary jury. After viewing the body, the
jury placed 1t in the hands Of an under
taker. The inquest will be held In the
Bladensburg Jail tonight at z o'clock.
The victim, who recently lost his wife
had two minor children,
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
U-53 ADVANCE GUARD
OF SUBMARINE FLEET
Woman Says Capt. Rose Declared 300
Submersibles Are Coming.
CBy the International News Service.

(By the international News Service.D
Newport, R. l., Oct 12-Germany plans
TO sweep the sea with a fotiIla Of 800
submarines. Such was the statement to-
day of Mrs. Noah Thompson, formerly
Fraulein Wilhelmina Schell, quoting Capt
Hans Rose, OF the German submarine
U-S3, who called at her home while he
was visiting here October Z.
Mrs. Thompson told today the sub
stance of the conversation she had with
capt. Rose. She says he told her that
the letter he mailed to Count Won Bern
storm, besides informing him of his ar
rival in Newport, gave the information
Of Germanys plan to gain control Of the
seas with submarines
by the first OF January" Mrs. Thomp-
son said Capt. Rose stated, 'It is Ger
many's plan to sweep the seas clear of
enemy ships by submarine warfare. This
plan will be voted for by the Reichstag
and carried out to the letter no matter
what happens or what is said"
Mrs. Thompson has five brothers in the
German army.