THE NEW YORK TIMES, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1916.

"i " Morning Post, the argument the is a stroke of like The and still despotism through military opinion IB that visit is advanced that force more Crispus Attack Camp 95, Commander becoming a only proper prescription Nicoll, Joseph S. Camp Commander Ed- . force the McGuire, Courtlandt E. .Stewart Decker 20. ward A. Singleton. People say so live statesmanship." ia gen- William, Pond, Alfred w&rd E. Hardin. preparedness. who makes the for the troubles of Ireland, the Peck. A. D. Pratt. A. Colonel John Jacob Astor Camp 98, Com- liberty Guardian Daily Roelker. Rosewell G. Rolston. General Henry W. Lawton Camp 21, Com- The love of is so RELAXES The Manchester tendency Is reflected by The Jr., J. C. 11. In the clouds. ASQUITH Asquith as abie an era! Hyland. mander Peter Schmidt. "Mr. is pleads a generous, 125,683 MARCHERS IN Fargo, J. Roy Flanagan. Lawrence Atterbury, mander Thomas F. Commander the souls of all of out point that Telegraph, which for Colonel A. L. ICUne Camp, ingrained into out J. D. Beals. Karl Behr, George W. Burleigh. Brooklyn Camp 22, Commander William as can be found in statesmanlike view of the whole case, J. R. K. Barlow. that, may, they will administrator " Walter B. Chambers. P. A. Clark, Nicholas Reineke. U. Camp, Com- citizens come what ability can add the 'iccebiinß the .substantial reconcilia- Rush New York City Camp 23. Commander Dean Colonel Garland Wlstler liberty public life, and to Danforth, John I. Downey, Edward mander James P. Quinn. never cease to guard it. But SEVERITY IN DUBLIN the unique tion of Ireland end the drying-up of Nathaniel Eggleston, Theodore S. Far- Nelson. position and Duer, Camp Camps' from Department of New Jer- supported with loyalty. A authority of his springs of reckless rebellion in the DEFENSE PARADE rell.v, G. Fox. C. Douglas Green, J. Colonel Henry W. Hubbell 24. Com- Ten must now be acquires by ven- the people A. sey—soo men. only which a man majority of tho as a condi- Willet Hall, Raym >nd L. Herbert, Frederick ro.iuaer Thomas F. J)a\Vkin». away if its people think influence in the vast Captain W. S. Overton. Jr., Camp 29, BANDS. nation rots turing position and influence tion and not a theory. W. Janssen. Rollin S. Saltus, Henry S. Sat- can it and not Continued from Page 1. Gazette regard* terlee, H. J. Commander Frederick Burns. United Spanish War Veterans, Department of -what they get from The Westminster this W. Schaefer. William Schleffelin. people h " Continued Page Three. Stewart, Neptune Naval Camp 30, Commander Her- of York. what they owe it If the wish difficulty of the task undertaken ns a British note of in- from Jr.. A. Campbeil Srnidt, David New of The* as t° characteristic Stout, E, Stoweil, L. man Meyer. William H. Hubbell Camp, United Spanish to receive liberty from their Govern- by predictions made feeling, which throughout our Charles H. Edward S. Camp 31, ready give is gauged m- stinctive Streit. James R. Townsend. Henry M. Ward, Griffin Engineers Commander War Veterans. ment they must be to their representative of all parties, with the the may be aWe or history has led us to turn away from Rowring & O. Brandt, Aaron Regan. need be whff Premier Cos.. Robert Captain Medwin Lef.le, William A. P. Phipps, Thomas Government their lives if Chief Secretary for Ireland as its the idea of vengeance and reprisal and Buchsbaum Cos.. Eagle Mill, Craft, Captain.' R. Strong. Benjamin J. Reilly Camp 84, Commander “ country going thiough of Roller Theron S. >l. Michael LIBERTY. Our Is now spokesman turn toward the idea settlement and Son <& Cos., E. H. Dare & Cos., E. H. Kuh Young. Hewell. SERVICE PRICE OF when the welding of in Parliament. J. crucible test . .. . & C0. .: Hecker-Jones Milling Cos., Inter- had Comipander A. the reconciliation.” Valk Carriage of Mayor Mitchel, who Defendarn Camp 30, C. all races and creeds into one great na- With regard to Casement It 1# ex- t ational Provision Cos., L. W. Forbell & Cos., with him. President’William Barbour of the Bond. Congregation by the many di- & Schulman Tells tionality is menaced pected that the Bow Street proceedings Pennsylvania Railroad Cos., Holt Cos.. Parade Committee and the Mayor’s Secre- George I>. Russell Camp 43, Commander Rabbi among We hav e SEEKING UNITY. Lackawanna & Western Railroad, visions that exist us. ASQUITH th Monday will be purely formal. George Delaware. taries. Theodore Rousseau and Roger W. George H. Kemp. We Must Give Lives if Need Be. when the class spirit C solicitor in International Mercantile Marine Cos., Austin, • Sergeant Fish Camp Com- arrived at a time e conS'l*of Duffy, the charge of Alien. Hamilton 46. when each man 3s°iSEhh of the Gavan several Cos., Arthur Brokerage, of suppressed, S?il hands case, had hours’ pro- subject Baldwin The Mayor's escort of 200 business and mander Fred Meyer. “Preparedness” was the must be country Taken Out affairs out of the casement's Cos., Ltwwbert Barrows, North made to feel that the Wants Control of Ireland Sish 1 his client In the Tower Bernes-Ames then., Sampson Camp Commander be “ with fessional Admiral 48. of Rabbi Samuel Schulman must V conference Attorney American Grain Cos.. "Milmine-Bodman Cos., Major Gen. Wood and aid. John, F. Spolders. the sermon is greater than he. hope “say® The Nation, that today E. F. Smith, the Gen- W. Bowne Cos., Brqs., at Temple Beth-El, “ people will be- of Hands of Dublin Castle. e^Wo S. Bralnard E. G. Rear Admiral. Usher and aid. Naval Camp 40, Commander Theo. Meyer. yesterday morning The American never new of government by consent eral. Will lead th« counsel for the Broeririiman, Carscallen &■ Cassidy, Swan & 59, landseeking be- thk era of David Wilson Camp Commander Ed- Seventy-sixth Street. militaristic and Special Cable to Times. opened by, the suspension Artomus Jones possibly will Finch, Grossman & Sielcken, Wasliburn- Fifth Avenue and come Tub New York be Crown. ward It. Martin. you give them an army of AiO.OOO, will n counsel flnoe for making ment to appear in the Bow Street Poltee during which the population is surprise is In store for the public. It Herbert D. Tomlinson. life of the American people this should lay night the dig- & ” which we the first that in Farmers Feed Cos.. Power, Son Cos., Represented by Marchers. mander would be institution for Monday morning, interest in Irish outdoors. This Is will be remembered Milling Cos., 0.., Thomas N. Barry Camp 73, Commander Dr. Schulman said, and one Ideal Court allowed arrival detailing circumstances of Standard The Terminal C failed d at highest pitch. tangible of Mr. Asquith s patches the X. News Bu- The municipal departments repre- George Meyer. lacking in imagination if he to be free men un- affairs continues the result K. Fairbank Cos., Trafton’s Camp °'"you' can'Tbe genuinely are few loyalties, it capture sent to THtt Nbw Renskorf, Lyon & Cos., sented in the Preparedness Parade and Captftin Malcolm A. Rafferty 80. impressed by the demonstration. Who obey. If we quarters Mr. Asquith’s de- in Ireland. There Casement's reau, Southern Cotton August Schneckenburge. taking you have learned to In some stand the rule of York Time? it was stated that two Oil Cos., Lunham & Moore, Knight & Me- the follow: Commander are these 150,000 people who are less we elect “ is observed, that can taken pris- comrtianders throughout obey our masters whom parture has been criticised as theatri- length of time. Irishmen had been Dougal, & Cos., Major General George F. Elliott Camp 84. ceremonies our don't' law for any other David C. Link New York Joseph Hartigan, Weights part in the free men. tVe " martial him, in addition to two Commissioner of cease to be ” along with & C. Palmer. bloodthirsty? Do to office we bespeaking a failure to t'onnohy rnd oner Central Lines, Pritchard Cos., J. G. Hage- and Measures. Marshal. Commander Martin city today? Are They Anarchists a tabhle in cal and as With the execution of The latter, of course, meyer & Cos Foreign Service Camp 87, Commander hilrl ns on a campaign of then become that the last of German sailors. Mayor’s Office—Samuel L. Martin, Theo- they want to a nation. The llfc .?U recognize that the Dublin rising was McDermott it is held liable to the charge of treason, DIVISION. John Glonnon. Michael F. McNamara. Nonsense. They are stead of . . !?£' been seen. are not TRANSPORTATION ASS'N dore Casey, J. Abraham Camp 91, Commander world conquest? depends upon our upholding°f JT the incident in the war with Ger- t h e military shootings has Is to be tried Commissioner, of Accounts M, Lincoln only who want us ail tion only an I papers. on which Casement W. M. Barrett, C. D. Boyles, W. G. Besler,' Office—Bert .John Thornton. American people we have vested with and, Although in acme Unionist Cole. T. duty to the nation. persons whom many.” On the other hand the majority 1 E. D. Caldwell, D. W. Cooke, E. A. Drake, Empire City Camp 92. Commander John to awaken to our authority.” P. J. Flynn, E. W. Gould, Jr,, O. Have- Board of Aldermen—Aldermen Henry H. “ fear of America ever H. Kenntally, Francis P. F. Mead. There is no meyer, J. A. Middleton, Ralph Peters, H. H. Curran, William P. Raymond, T. M. Schumacher, G. C. Taylor, Kenney. of Bridges—Lieut. Harry W. H. Truesrlale, F. D. Underwood, 11. B. Department Col. C. J. Wittenberg, E. J. Berwind, B. Baldwin. Walker. Purchasing P. I. T. Bush, W. D. Baldwin, W. A. Clark, Central Committee—John W. C. Fisk, P. A. S. Franklin, Daly. C. F. Daly, Chamberlain's Murray. T. Hardin, T. Jarvis, J. A. Nash -, Office—John F. A. City Record—Edgar A. W. H. Pleasants, L. J. Spence, A. H. Smith, Bethal. Thomas, Frank Trumbull, W. K. Department of Docks and Ferries—U. A. E. B. Tracey. . Williams, W. L. Vanderbilt, Jr., H. .R. Department of Education—J. P. Guise and Woodrow'. Joseph L. Coppinger. LOWER WALL STREET BUSINESS MEN. Elections Board—H. W. Taylor. Apportionment—W. Aborn & Arnold, Dorr & Cos., .Board of Estimate and Cashman. Haag. J. Aron & Bayne & E. P. M. Laurence and Joseph Cos.. William Cos., Department—D. E. Al- Berry & Cos., Blake, Finance Kenlo and Charles F. M. J. Brand- Brough. enstein, Barbour T. Brown & Cos.. Grant exander Bates. Burns, Cauchois Coffee Cos., Cauchois & Cos., Fire Department—Lindon A. Health Department—George L. Roberts, Jr. Davies & Sullivan Cos.. Daniel N. Enright, Eppens. Smith & Richard Fernald, Gon- Law Department—E. S. Benedict. Cos.. Df.partment-r-Willlaur F. Gill. & Hard & Haw- License tard Cos., Rand, Frederick August Knoepfle. Arnold & John Civil Comniission— kins, Arbuckle Bros.-, Aborn, Service Borough, Bennett, E. Park Department Manhattan J. Bernicle. William Hosmcr C. Brooklyn Borough, Wester- Bickford, Edward Bleecker, Braunling Cof- William f. Lee; felt Borougn, George A. fee Cos., C. G. & Cos., Harry C. Card, Prentice: Queens Bullard Hanlon. J. E. Weier; Borough, Thom- F. A. Cauchois. Commercial Coffee Cos., Bronx Murphy, John J. Enright. A. as W. Whittle. Davison £ C. Department—Arthur Blot. & Frederick M. Genung, Fred- Police Fairchild Cos.. Charities Department—Clifford J. Gordon. erick P. Gordon & Cos., William B. Harris Department—E. F. Hercy. Taxes and Assessments Cos.. Robert R. Condon. M. I. Horowitz, Leon Israel & Bros., Kirk- Department William Cos., Harry Leich, Montgomery Tenement House land Bros. . Jones. „ _ MR SHUBERTTOTHE TIMES. & North Mcßride. P. C. Meehan Cos.. Ameri- Water Supply F. Dawkins. A BRITON’S BITTER WORD ON PREPAREDNESS. Importing Cos., Benjamin Pea- Board—Thomas can Coffee Water Supply. Gas and Electricity Depart- body, Janies W. Phyfe & Cos., Roainer, Turner Henry, Thomas F. Notification That Its Critic Is Wel- Cos., Louis Seligsberg, ment-General Nelson H. & Cos., Sasco Coffee and A. Drumrn. & Ty- Bannon. E. the Shubert Theatres. Steinwender, Stoffregen Cos., Louis A. Office of Borough President, Manhattan— come in England Thought, as We Do, That Soldiers Could Be Created on ler. A. Wakeman, Roos W. Weir & Cos., Weyl Adams and Ralph Folks. Israel, James Warren Lee Shubert formally notified The & Norton. John H. Windels; A. ;C. of Borough President, Brooklyn—E., \Y. Lawrence & Office Jones Bros.. George Cos.. F. Cadlev, John Pittaluga, George F. Cullen., New Yokk Times yesterday that the Demand, and Paid Dearly for Her Lesson. W, Lodoroso, C. A. Mackey, Frederick Mon- and A. C. Forbes. Sons, E. H. & firm of theatrical managers of which itor Mills, John O’Donohue Office of Borough President, Bronx—Major W. J. Peck, Private Estate Coffee Cos.. W. E. Downs. he Is a member would welcome the N. Rhodes, S. A. Schonbrurm & President, By TRACY, Benjamin Office of Borough Queens—Jo- critic or representative of The Times LOUIS Cos., Sprague & Rhodes, H. J. Taggart, G. W. seph P. Burns. & A. English Journalist, and Riding Vanderhoef Cos.. Joshua Walker. L. Office of Borough President. Richmond— in its theatres. Author and Sub-Commandant North Ern- Wetzelberger, R. C. Wilhelm, Woods, A. B. Comins. This invitation is the voluntary act of Regiment of Volunteers. hard & Cos., L. P.. Zacharlas. Coroner’s-Office, New' York County—Timo- _ , . Mr. Shubert and comes to The Times LAWYERS’ DIVISION. thy Healy. _ New York, May 12, 1916. j from the oldest soldier to the rawest New York County—J. A. solicitation, Peter B. Olney. Jr., Robert Vi Mahon, F. Sheriffs Office. without any agreement, To the Editor The New York Times: as a Bell and Alfred E. Smith. of recruit, must act cog in the ma- Appleton, Van S. Merle-Smith, George A. understanding any County Office, New York County— or of kind. A few hours before these words are chine. Literally, there be mis- Washington. William C. Armstrong, Charles Clerk’s. Buyers. must no S F H. Warder and Herman W. In April, 1915, the Shu'berts excluded printed witnessed P. Robinson, Karl T. Frederick, Carleton New York County—John GREAT STAKE. New York will have takes. One small blunder affecting Leech, Elihu Root, Jr., Al- Register’s Office. THE BAGDAD Cooke, Robinson and Pecora. the critic of The Times from their the- the great preparedness parade. water, and Ely, George O. Redington. R. Weeks, J. Hopper Ferdinand The! food, or sanitation, an fred F. Magistrates’ Courts—Frank Oliver and Times prosecuted an action Joseph Nourse, Arthur D. Alexander, Perry City by Change atres. The value of such a demonstration cannot■ epidemic will surely spring forth which Albert G. Wilson. Capture Allies Would W. Crane, W. Davis Conrad, Walbridge S. Department. Appellate Di- against the Shuberts under the Civil be overestimated. The march of scores will scourge the whole army with Taft, Robert H. Ewell. Courtlandt Nlcoll, Second Judicial the Moslem Order. Captain vision. Brooklyn—John B. Byrne. Rights law, believing that this statute of thousands of earnest-minded deadlier effect than enemy’s bul- Sherrill Babcock. Allen E. Foster, —E. R. Cragg and men any Philip Ed- State Controller’s Office May 1, 1916. designed any well- Charles G. Carson, J. McCook, Wingate. Fresno, Cal., was to secure to through the streets of an imperial city lets or high-explosive shells. Do you R. Stuart D. William W. ward L. Patterson, A. Shlland, To the Editor The New York Times: behaved person the right of admission to only convey object past Stimson, Lloyd How- of will not an lesson doubt this? Read the reoords of Preston, Henry B. M. The chief significance of Anglo- upon ell. Harley Stowell, Richard .Welling, Lieu- THE WOMEN’S DIVISION. tha a public place of amusement pay- to every unprejudiced onlooker, but wars, and compare the battle casualties tenant Joseph Fitz, James R. Knapp. Gall- Russlan campaign in Mesopotamia lies ment of the required fee. The Court must carry its throughout the Ravenel, George M. Clarke, Robert message with the deaths from disease—prevent- lard F. in the one faot that Bagdad, the strate- Appeals adversely to this Mazet, Edward C. Moen, Cornelius W. Wick- Thousands of Marchers Show Femi- of decided length and breadth of the United able disease because there is no' ersham, J. Mayhevv Wainwright. William M. Preparedness. gic aim of the conflict has been the seat contention, and there the matter rested, a man may nearly others. nine Demand for States. healthier life lead than tha Chadbourne, and 1,000 of the Caliphate in the past and is one so far as The Times was concerned, In such a New is a mi- REAL many activities matter York rough existence of a soldier in the field. ESTATE DIVISION. Representing of the of the recognized centres of the power until Mr. Shubert sent the notice re- & Cos., Albert crocosm of America, and when Amer- Again, if you would learn what science Alliance Realty Cos., Ames covered in the men’s, divisions, thou- of Islam today. B. Ashforth. Barclay Wright, Inc., Arthur ferred to above. ica advocates preparedness the whole and sound training can achieve, look uj* Brown Cos., H. Schuy- sands of women marched behind the P. Bastine, J. Romaine following In dealing with Turkey and the Turk world must necessarily listen. But ad- health ler Cammann. J. Herbert Carpenter, Cars main 'business section in the the statistics of the British one must take account of a simple but Patriotism Unavailed Of. as stein & Linnekin, Clark T. Chambers. Pierre order: vocacy differs from action the seed Army in France during the present M. Clear, & Brown Cos., Cruikshank tremendous fact—that, far from being To the Editor of The. New York Times: Cross MUNICIPAL EMPLOYES. from the grown tree. What, then, does war. Note, too, that Colonel and Cos., William Cruikshank Sons, Joseph P. a In Indorsing your editorial article giving S. Elizabeth Gregg. solitary individual or power, the pow- preparedness mean? try risks, Day, Douglas Ludlow Elliman. Horace Marshal—Miss the reasons why more young men from Co- I’ll and tell private run the same must en- & Cos., John N. Golding, WOMEN TEACHERS’ DIVISION. er is rather one backed more less Ely, Frederick Fox Collins. or you. force and obey the same rules, must, & Dwight, Bryan L. Ken- Marshal—Miss Alice lumbia not advantage of the com- Goodale, Perry FOR unanimously and vigorously by the sen- have taken us suppose Loaycraft & L’Ecluse WOMAN'S LEAGUE SELF-DEFENSE. Let that you, the reader, fact, profession nelly, J. Edgar Cos.. Priest. ing Plattsburg camp, let me say that the two in be educated to the Washburn & Cos., Manning & Trunk; —Mrs. Ida Powell timent of the Mohammedan world out- gate Moore Marshal —Mrs. Hungerford Mil- my large family of sons—strong, are standing at an open leading of soldier. When a squad of recruits & Wyckoff, A. H. Mathews, Pease & Elli- Commander General oldest of side the Turkish Empire. The Kaiser, military twenty-acre man, Osgood Pell & Mark Rafalsky ballk' big fellows, aged 19 and 20, with into a lot chosen as the have learned their drill and the manual S. Cos.. WOMEN. diplomat & Cos. Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown SELF-SUPPORTING a skillful as weil as a trained crazy to go to Plattsburg; camping ground of of —Miss Smith. aspirations—are a battalion 1,200 at arms, when their bodies have been Cos., Ruland & Whiting Cos., Spear & Cos., Marshal Gertrude Robinson A DIVISION. soldier, has had the shrewdness to but as I am a with a small stipend soldiers now swinging up the road. The expanded and straightened by physioal William A. White A Sons, William H. Whit- STENOGRAPHIC minister & L. Almsworth. make this fact the very cornerstone of boys are working their way gate. ing Cos., F. R. Wood. W. H. Dolson Cos. Marshal—Miss BATTALION, and those column wheels through the You exercises and their brains sharpened by YOUNG WOMEN’S his foreign policy relative to Turkey they SADDLERY TRADES DIVISION. Marshal-Miss Mary Schleffelln. through college I see no way by which have the best of opportunity to note discipline, they have merely acquired & Alexandre, Mrs Curtis & von Bermuth, Bartley Bros. Lieutenants—Miss Civilise since the beginning of his reign. can take advantage of this Plattsburg train- the style and quality of officers and the alphabet of the Book of War. Their G. Ko.pf Manufacturing Mrs. Ely. MISS Hall, E. Arrowsmith, Gordon Auchincloss. Alfred The climax was reserved for our day. ing unless some patriotic American sends the are Cos., H. Hancher, Langstroth, C. McCagg, Mrs. Albert Kerr, MUs men. You justifiably proud of officers and sergeants become college T. M. H. Augusta L. war Aug. Overin. Henry Aschenbach & Cos., J. Newton Helen Byoiie, Mrs. Lewis G, Morris. The great was declared on 1, wherewithal. CLERGYMAN. them. If a man, you must own the professors, and establish classes, Nesif, Whitehouse, G. E. Curtis, LEAGUE. York, May 12, Van D. A. ART STUDENTS’ 1914. While none of Turkey's rights New 1916. heart of a mouse not to feel a thrill ot wherein, with all the adjuncts of the &. Langstroth, Perkins A Campbell Cos.. W. Richardson. Hill Marshal-Miss R. in peril R. S. Luqneer & Cos., Stalker Manufacturing INSURANCE DIVISION. were and all her interests re- exaltation at the sight; if a woman, you classroom, men are taught how to pro- McGHnchey. Veterans That Would Drill. Cos., Smlth-Worthington Cos. Marshal—Miss Helen quired an attitude of absolute neutral- must surely know that the bronze, well- j tect their own lives and destroy an TRADES DIVISION. SPORTING GOODS. To the Editor of The New York Times: AUTOMOBILE Harriet Amend. ity, yet three months later she surprised set-up youngsters passing before your enemy. Motor Cos., Marshal—MUs There are many worthy and patriotic men Stutz Motor Car Cos.. Brllck OIL INDUSTRIES. the world by Jumping into the ring of Colt-Stratton in our organization who have not the money eyes with rhythmic step represent the Before leaving this side of the sub- Chalmers Motor Cos., Cos.. Cad Marshal—Miss Edith Drescher. the side iliac Motor Cos., E. J. Hillis Cos., Bowman fire on of the Central Powers. to pay expense of attending the Platts- last word in protection of all that you ject let me put two questions, chosen o BROOKLYN WOMEN. the Auto Cos., Gwilliam Cos., Locomobile Cos. C. J. Lockitt. Two things induced her to take the mo- burgr military training' camp. If a were hold dear, whether honor, life, a score will America, Charles Miller, Marmon New Marshal—Mrs. fund it be or haphazard from which E. COLLEGE WOMEN. step—the pleasure of fighting York Cos., Gould Battery Cos., Autocar Cos. Grace L. Duncan. mentous provided by the patriotic citizens of this city or possessions. And so the 1,200 march arise out of half a day’s operation. Marshal—Miss somebody Whit© Cos., Packard Motor Car Cos., Wintor SILK TRADES DIVISION. and the promise of one-fifth a great many competent veterans of the past, a surprisingly long procession, Given two minutes and an ordinary Cos., Car Cos., Class Harrold’s Motor Journal Marshal—Miss G. Klunter. of the huge indemnity Germany Spanish war would be glad to avail them- Dimond-Apperson Cos., Charles E. Reiss Cos., WOMEN, which and the observer is, indeed, heedless of sledge-hammer, how would you put 4 WALL STREET hoped Holbrook Cos., Reo Motor Car Cos. Marshal—Miss Frances E. Schuinan. to exact out of prostrate France selves of the opportunity to attend a training essentials if not impressed by the phys- railroad temporarily out of commis- ' England. knowledge PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS, HOSPITALS. DEPARTMENT STORES. and In return for this double camp and increase their of mili- ical fitness, the evidences of method, sion? dig yourself Marshal—Miss Mary Donnelly. • Told to in and hold * Bellevue Hospital.—-John W. Brannan, M. favor she promised to make a two- tary affairß; and. in case of need, these men the perfection of detail and equipment D.. Commander; George D. Stewart, M. D.. WOMEN'S PREPAREDNESS BATTALION. a hill, where would you line up you# J. A. Trabasllls. fold contribution to the alliance—that would be competent to act as drill masters, Captain. Marshal—Mrs. shown in that review. As each officer trenches—on the plain in front, at th« City Hospital.—Charles B. Bacon, M. D., LIGHTING TRADES. the the Army command a platoon or a company, or serve K. M. is, resources of Turkish and man seems to have been poured out foot of the hill, on the slope, or beyond Commander; Brewster Dowst, M. D., Cap- Marshal—Miss Richardson. in the Quartermaster's Department and give DOCTORS. GRADUATE NURSES. and the sentiment of the world of Islam. of a mold, your glance soon wanders the crest? You must not guess the cor- tain. Marshal—Miss Frances L. Howland more efficient service than those men who Fordham Hospital.—G. Reese Saterlee, M. WOMEN. In accordance with the agreement, on to the machine guns and transport rect answers. You must know. D., Alexander Nlcoll, M. D., INDEPENDENT PATRIOTIC attend a training camp for a month and Th« Commander; Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. Nov. 3, 1914, the Sultan, as Commander wagons. probably penalty knowing of Captain; James C. Harkins, M. D., Captain. Marshal—Mrs. think at the expiration of that time they You are astonished for not is the loss in Chief of the Ottoman army and youl Flower Hospital, Metropolitan Hospital, are fit officers. at the number of vehicles, mechanical a battle, of your men’s lives, of Ophthalmls Hospital, and Cumber- THE NATIONAL GUARD. to be New York navy, declared war against the Allies, BRADLEY, country’s land Street Hospital,—E. Douglas Rudde- GEORGE and horse-drawn. You remember hav- cause. and a few days later, in the capacity ** row. M. D., Commander; Captains, R. S. by Spanish- Chaplain Old Guard Camp, No. 19, United ing read somewhere that an army While I have been writing this ar- Copeland, State Militia Followed Caliph, solemnly upon M. D.; J. D. Miller, M. D.; F. C. of called all Spanish War Veterans. fights on its belly,” and you begin to ticle, that imaginary battalion is al- Ritchie, M. D,, F. M. Smith, M. D.; E. W. American Veteran Division. Mohammedan States and races any- Kellogg, M. D.; J. S. Maeder, M. D.; W. C. New York. May 12, 1916. realize dimly that a great deal of ready making itself at home in thf McKnight. M. D.; C. C. Boyle, M. D.; J. H. The National Guard of New York, where on earth to Join in a holy war—- money, thought, and hard work had twenty-acre lot. There is no confusion* Fobes, Rudolph Rabe, De itself from For a Plattsburg Fund. M. D.; M. D.; F. which had the parade all to a summons which had not sounded for been expended before that battalion, no undue haste, no backbreaking labor, Norwood, M. D.; Ralph Stewart, M. D.; H. 8 to 10 o’clock last night, marched in To the Editor The Netc York Times: C. Allen, M. D.; R. E. Benson, M. D. centuries. On that day England and of complete in its outfit, could pass and tho smallest amount of shirking McConnell, this order: " ’’ I congratulate you on your enlightening French Hospital.—Robert H. Gen. J. F. France and Russia became Infidel gate. possible eye ” through the under the cold of an Ad- M. D., Commander; Captains, J. Jouvaud, Division Headquarters.—Major editorial, Discouraging Only in Ap- O’Ryan commanding; Colonel W. H. Chapin, States in the eyes of the Mohammedan entitled ground jutant Major. M. D.; J. P. Hoguet. M. D. Stern- But the is bare. It is mere or a company Sergeant Sellenings. Colonel W. W. Dadd, Colonel H. S. an pearance,” in which, with sound reason, you Gouverneur Hospital.—Albert E. Olmsted, Dleut. world. The proper punishment for prairie. In its present state it will not Order, method, knowledge—these are berger, Dieut. Col. Edward " ” M. D., Commander; William H. W. Knlpe, attribute the poor attendance at the Platts- McCann. Dleut. Col. Cornelius infidel is death, according to Islam. day’s M. D., Captain. Col. F. J. Terrlberry, burg camp on part of yield a sustenance for the animals the basic principles in operation, and Vanderbilt, Dieut. Col. W. S. England, gov- the students of Colum- Hospital.—Lewis K. Neff, M. D., Major who, strangely enough, may, by possess a or wo- Harlem Dieut. Col. W; I. Taylor, Allan D. bia University to lack of means rather than alone. It chance, what sort of brain can the man Commander; Captains, John M. “ F. Connors. Reagan, Captain Alfred Wendt. erns the largest Mohammedan commu- man says Thesg D. ; Thomas A. Gonzales, M. D.; Robert o. lack of good-will. I addressed a petition to water supply. As the regiment should possess who in effect: First Brigade. Headquarters.—Brig. Gen. nity earth, (65,000,000 alone,) Knapp, D. commanding; Major F. D. V Hop- on in India the asking transportation, be only one twenty in a division, let things are only the shibboleths of mili- M. Hospital. R. Dyer President that of Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Major E. W,.DaytOn, Major F. J. Foley, and Russia, who has many millions of board, uniforms us granted flows tarism. In they Commander; Cap- pin. and be furnished gratis to take for that a stream peace are a dangerous —Frank Van Fleet, M. D., Major C J. Ahern, Major E. A. Strong, them within her dominions, * were, of those who attend camps, and from and separated incubus. if country ia tains, Samuel McCullagh, M. D.; Cornelius Major G. Sanford, Major H. K. Bird. lrst received parallel with the road, When, ever, my D. H. course, fully cognizant the D. Van Wagenen, M. D.: Bert Munday, M. Dieut. D. T. Montant, First Dieut. Theodore of logical the War Department a letter expressing the from it by only a few hundred yards. attacked, the mere waving of the Stars New York Hospital.—Eugene H. Pool, M. , Rousseau. _ , _■ r* possibilities of the Sultan's challenge. hope that Congress will soon make the neces- Now, men D., Commander; Captains. James H. Keynon, Seventy-first Infantry.—Colonel W. G. these 1,200 are about to con- and Stripes will bring millions of hei They reasoned that as sary appropriation. urge . M. D.; John A. Victor, M. D.; Fielding L. Bates, commanding. _ . a counterstroke It would be well to vert the twenty-acre lot into a twen- young manhood into the field.” Taylor, M. D. > Seventh Infantry.—Colonel W. C. Fiske, nothing would be Congress to do so without delay. Alas, New Infirmary.—Walter as effective as the tieth section of a township. They will poor country! Alas, for hei York Eye and Ear commanding. capture of the nearest stronghold of New York, May 12. 1916. N. BEHAR. B. Lambert, Commander; Harold Hays, M. Sixty-ninth Infantry.—Colonel D. D. Con- the apply the recognized laws of sanitation. doomed young manhood! One-half ol D., Captain. Caliph's Bagdad ley, commanding. - „ __ r , influence. So at once Hospital.—Graeme Ham- Wads- Art, Babies, and Solar Choked drains or germ-infected water England thought in that way, and ha# Post-Graduate M. Twelfth Infantry.—Colonel C. S. was agreed upon as the objective System*. mond, M. D. Commander; Samuel Lloyd, M. commanding. of a will scourge a city with plague. An had to learn tho bitter truth through a worth. Den. To the Editor of The New York Times: D.. Captain. Second Brigade Headquarters—Brig. double campaign moving from opposite " ” Answering regarding army corps is a city of 40,000 men. and two years’ agony of blood and tears. Park Hospital.—S. J. Kopetsky, M. D. J. G. Eddy, commanding; Major W. W. J. L.’s letter K. directions—an Anglo-Indian army landed by exactly Commander; Captains, Emil Altman, M. D.; Barnes, Major W. J. Carlin, Major A. the kind of pictures that artists paint but do has to be safeguarded the The other half did, at least, insist on Gottleib, M. D. Major W. at the Persian Gulf to work its way up Charles Datson. Major A. E. Steers. J. not sell I would like to tell him the cre- same means. But the city has its naval preparedness, and the result ia Presbyterian Hospital.—Forbes Hawkes, M. Tumbridge, First C. Brown, First Tigris valley that Lieut. F. the and a Russian army ation of a work of art absolutely coming large piers D., Commander; Captains, Warfield T. Long- Dieut. D. H. , has no con- filtered water, from an uncon- writ on the which line both Cowl. Foote, with Caucasus cope, M. D.; Sidney R. Burnap, M. D. Fourteenth Infantry.—Colonel J. H. headquarters in to move nection with its sale as a piece of merchan- taminated source, perhaps 100 miles sides of the North River for any New Roosevelt Hospital.—Charles Dowd, M. N. commanding. _ _ _ „ southward. D., Commander; Captains, Peck, Infantry.—Colonel E. E. Jai*- dise. No doubt there are many skillful artists away among the hills. Its sewafce is Yorker to see who takes the ferry from Charles W. Forty-seventh If the campaign M. D.; Frederick T. van Beuren, Jr. nlcky. commanding. , _ can be brought to a who would be glad to paint landscape por- concentrated by elaborate and Twenty-third Street to Hoboken. ~ a most ” Hospital.—Robert Mor- ” St. Luke’s Abbe, M. D., Twenty-third Infantry.—Colonel F. H. successful issue it will prove an achieve- traits of Scenes of My Youth for senti- Surely I have Downs, . costly system of pipes. Its streets are what said should con- Commander; Captains, William A. commanding. ~ ton. _ ment of far-reaching old gentlenen M. D.; Walton Martin, M. D. Second Tenth Infantry—Major consequences, both mental and they would do it cleansed by day and lighted by night. vince the reasonable-minded reader that Bing- Battalion. commanding. Willard Parker Hospital.—Arthur W. Ralph M. Glover, strategically and otherwise. With Bag- Just as gladly as ney would take any other innumerable, a soldier D., Commander; Keeling, M. Brigade, Coast Trains steamships, wag- cannot bo created- in a day; ham. M. L. J. Headquarters Provisional dad in the hands of the Allies, kind of job mate necessary by lack of D., Captain. Artillery Corps.—Colonel Elmore F. Austin, all talk ons, electric cars, automobiles, con- that he is but a lusty infant after sr» Teutonic funds. All that necessary is that the MEDICAL COLLEGES. commanding. ' of a drive toward India will it old tribute to the comfort, transport, and months' training, and that not les« Eighth Coast Defense Command—Major H. have vanished gentlemen point the job to be pictured. Cornell University Medical College.—Dean commanding. into the air. The much cut Magistrates than years will ” feeding of C. Wilson, Evidently J. L.” does not understand its inhabitants. two suffice to turn ou William M. Polk, Commander; staff, W. Gil- Defense Command—Dieut. heralded German-Turkish campaign W. man Thompson, M. J. J. Ferguson, M. Thirteenth Coast and police insure public safety. In a the perfect article. D.; D. Sydney Grand commanding. against that works of art are not hand-made com- r r, Col. the Suez Canal will automatical- J. horn Willson, M. D. Ninth Coast Defense Command—Lieut. Col. modities like chocolate eclairs, but created word, city life is a complex organism, Heaven forbid that the United State . J* --ulty companies., commanding. ly cease to be. The Sultan himself will J. .T. Byrne , things babies systems. the outcome of many generations of should be drawn into the lava streai: companies. Twenty-second Corps of Engineers—Dieut. it expedient a like and solar deem to seek out safe of war now devastating Europe! But l9l6—Addison H. Bissell. Commander Col. E. Van C. Lucas commanding. FREDERICK LEWIS. training and experience. Yet the Lane and William V. Healey, W. spot in Asia Minor for the transfer of Edward A. Pioneer Battalion —Major1 F. N. Whitley Brooklyn, N. Y., May 9. 1916. problems facing each unit of an army if Heaven can forbid, so it may ordair Captains. commanding. his Government from the present loca- Commander; and if America should be called on t Class 1917—David R. Hlgbee, —Major W . S. Conrow corps, whether under move or station- Scudder, Pontoon Battalion T tion in the Bosporus. To the Editor of The New York Times: Edward P. Flood and Galen F. commanding. ary, are precisely those tackled every defend her rights and her people again? Captains. First Motor Battery—Captain H. The religious significance of the event, Without desiring to enter into a disserta- Class 1918—Morton Ryder, Commander;- Mer- Armored day by aggression, is it likely that her fO€ Montgomery commanding. upon art, permit mo to say, in reply to in New York a host of skilled Hartley Dewey, G. so far as it relates to the Turkish Sul- tion win E. Marshland and G. Rogers “ the soldier’s will give her time to prepare? Mere] First Field Artillery—Colonel H. H. W. J. L.,” that, setting difficulty officials, with added dif- Captains. commanding. tan, will be even greater. His moral aside the ” ” ficulty necessary appliances to state the question is to answer i Class 1919—Jay D. N. Lattin, Commander; Batterv B—Captain Delaney commanding. of knowing Just what scenes prospective that the Cap- prestige will at once be gone. The fact great country William J. Jackson and Francis Ford, (less six troops)—Colonel C. purchasers must either be carried on wheels or At present this has la First Cavalry, of holy Bagdad, metropolis might have been familiar with in tains. I. De Bevoise commanding. the ancient herself deliberately open College Physicians and Surgeons.—Le- their childhood, it is not the painters’ wish improvised. to attack 1 of Squadron A. Cavalry, (less two troops)— of the holy religion in the past and one the ander Shearer.. M. D.. Commander. R. Wright commanding. to manufacture pictures, for that la not art. And, observe. You, a town dweller, first marauder who seeks to r< University and Hospital Major W. of the greatest shrines of Islam today, Bellevue Medical Machine Gun Troop—Captain Henry Shel- For the record of a scene the camera your daily job but her of her riches or deny her right College.—Dr. Robert P. Wadhams, Com- falling into Christian hands mere do own leave to commanding. _ _ help don r cannot much more mander. Signal Corps—Major W. D. Is effective and truthful, and if others the manifold duties of running control the destinies of the West* First Battalion, but completely discredit him in the eyes “ Fordham .University School of Medicine.— commanding. W. J. L.” is one of those who have child- Hemisphere. It is not for me, P„ Healy, M. D.. Hallahan, the city. It is not so with the battalion William Commander. Company A—Captain J. C. Fox command- of the many millions who have been hood scenes to - perpetuate let him select a which has just formed into column stranger within your gates, to don “ taught to revere him as the successor subject and there are of artists ” prophet. every MOUNTECMPOLICE liN LEAD. Company B—Captain Edmund Schenck com- hundreds within the gates of that big field. The robe of a Surely E of Allah's Great Prophet. ready to record and color or tint a picture manding. „ _ enough ... Colonel, carrying beneath his forage- lishman has to 'occiipy The parade passed the reviewing stand First Field Hospital—Major J. F. Dunseltli ONE WHO KNOWS TURKEY. for him at a price much lower than a true cap twenty-five years of knowledge, (to troubled mind in this hour witi by a platoon of mounted police commanding. _ , yt headed A T work of art will command in any market. seeking to pierce the veil of the fu with the Marshals and Mayor’s aids in Third Ambulance Company—Captain D. H. which he is adding daily,) rides in at commanding. New York, May 9, In behalf of tho United States. following : Shearer 1916. J. S. 1,200 men, the order The Spanish War Veterans followed {he the head of each of whom, LOUIS TRA( N. Seventh, Regiment. G. N. Y. Band. National Guard in the following order of on Siege Grand iiarshal—Colonel Charles H. Sher- Bismarck the of Paris. _ , march: —Department , I’ rank b.„ To the Editor The New York Times: rill. and Marshal Commander of Chief of Staff and In Charge of First Sidway. Staff—Chief of Staff,’ Charles P. In connection with Professor Adolphe Third Major A. R. Whitney. Frank Keck, Di- Shinn. Aids—Maurice Simmons. Cohn’s comments on the starving Chief of Aids for Second and Fifth Ralph H. Parker. Thomas F. Lynch, Bern- of French visions—Colonel A. F. Schermerhorn. hardt Wall, William Jones. civilians at the siege of Paris in 1870, will Fourth and Di- it Chief of Aids for Sixth be of to the readers of visions—Captain L. R. Reed. DETACHMENTS. interest The Timeb T. Aids to Grand Marshal—Colonel George B. Manhattan Camp 1, Commander L. to note the attitude of the great Bismarck Agnew, Colonel George F. Hinton, Colonel Fetzer. toward English offers of relief. When B. Major Frederick Cros- William H. Huhbel- Camp 4. Commander Herbert Catrow, M. England to to send a sett, Major Henry G. Sanford, Major E. Gil- John Curtin. asked be allowed Camp 5, gunboat the bert Schermerhorn, Major Lewis M. Thiery, Gloucester Naval Commander Rob- up Seine to remove refugees, Captain Charles Curie, Captain De Witt C. ert N- Mackl'n. he said: ” swine! They are full of R. Captain Theodore Camp 10, Commander What Falls, Captain Emerson Newel. Roosexelt vexation and envy we fought Frank Outerbridge, Lieutenant Dudley M. William Paterson. because have Regiment Camp, Cooper Major E. W. Dayton, Lieutenant Fourteenth Commander great battles and won them. They cannot William S. Lieutenant Alvan W. James A. Hand. that shabby Prussia Mitchell. Schley Naval Squadron Camp 16, bear to think little Latham R. Reed, Lieu- Admiral • Perrv Lieutenant prosper so. • * They have always tenant Winthrop M. Tuttle. Edward H. Commander A. G. Berger. should Hough, J. J. C. Humbert, Joseph. H. Hunt, Admiral Philip Camp IS. Commander James done their utmost to injure us. The Crown Manning. ' William T. Hyde. J. Horton James. Fred. J. Princess herself la an Incarnation of this Henry S. Kip. Clark Mellen, Old Guard Camp i9, Commander George W. W. Jones, Jr.. way of thinking. own Robert C. Miller. Gqrald Mygatt, James C. Tushta|ham. She is full of her great condescension in marrying into our country.” E. F. HUMPHREY. New York, May 11, 1916. .