\ Senate Again States His AMERICA, FIRST WAR TANK BUILT BY U. S. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT : jSchwab Policy; Clashes Over "I'm Overman Going to Build Ships"! John David New Quick-Look Director to Forget Bethlehem Steel.Believes in Remain Praise as for Opponents Firm; è Whip Speed and In Making Price-List Administration Forces Workers Realize Responsibility Reject Compromise Union Státs ( "Rockm*- Most In Get-Back chair" in .all ath¬ [Staff Correspondence} agement. I believe that approval and ) grades of 18- "I am I are WASHINGTON. April go¬ ofencouragement vital to the success letic cut, with a particularly ing to build ships," declared Charles our efforts. I think Chairman Hur- For Pay-Out At Vote on Measure M. Schwab, ley and General Manager Piez of the strong value at $1.25. newly appointed Director | Fleet Corporation have accomplished General of Shipbuilding, to-day in a prodigious work $35 The Suit Likely Next Week have laid magnificently. They epitomizing the part he will play in the foundations, and this pre- EN, whose minds Silk Shirts (Shantung) speeding up tho of Ameri¬ liminary work has been well done. It production should be reinembered, that do not fit into a are not at can tonnage. all new however, plentiful any Obtains enterprises started by new peo¬ M rare at a Agree¬ While Mr. Schwab has ac¬ ple must go groove like price and such low Sponsor not yet tions slowly until their founda¬ single quired a familiarity with the problems are well laid." a jack-knife, are price as ment to Limit Debate Af¬ Discussing the possibility of sever¬ paying $3.75. confronting the Shipping Board suffi¬ ing his connection with the Bethlehem a little more for their ter Next Wednesday cient to warrant the promulgation of Steel Company, Mr. Schwab stated the detailed of that he would not clothes this season, plan operations, it is to the give any attentior Bow-Knot Ties (genu¬ known that he has laid down Bethlehem company's busines: that already so long as he was associated with the shrewdly reasoning, in«* English Foulard ) in April 18..With no suggestions to Chairman the WASHINGTON, Hurley, Shipping Board. Commenting on i fattest values are to be neat executed diminution of opposition nor details of which will probably be made statement of Chairman that h, smart, figures »paarer.t was to Hurley had or on the of Administra¬ public within the next few He have "full swing" on the mat by keeping $5 $10 in hand-blocked 50c ¿¿position part days. ter cf ship Mr. prints, to compromise, the would neither confirm nor deny a re¬ production, Schwab re above the lowest tion supporters plied, "The man who is given au price. more port current here great Senate to-day settled down once to-day he would es¬ thority rarely uses it. a mai I'm Stein- tablish in However, Though selling Silk Hosiery (Phoenix) to vigorous controversy over the bill headquarters Philadelphia. charged with many executive task Bloch Suits and Mr. Schwab declared that he must have ample authority." at-$25, $30 in Black, White, T.an .and to grant blanket authority to the Presi¬ would to I _^_._ up $50, spend most of his time in the Must Instill Enthusiasm .-^M^mawlmY.w..,wwm..aCT]Wt«wa\vW^-:^^^^ particularly to dent to reorganize government depart- ship¬ He recommend Suit at all intermediary shades yards as soon as he acquired sufficient reiterated many times the im Copyright Underwood & Underwood my $35 Carolina, portance of an The first overland monster as fullest basic ut¬ match suits, Karfs, shirts or "senator Overman, of North knowledge of the administrative phases and instilling enthusiasr military constructed in America will make its first public appearance in value and for the measure, announced shipbuilding spirit into thos within a few It Boston most m>on*or of the shipbuilding programme to jus¬ charged with the direct days. is much larger than the Brit mnia, the British tank exhibited in intrinsic quality in get- handkerchiefs; the p.air 65c t_at'-e intended to keep it continuous- tify active field work. He for responsibilit cities. The many American back the cénate and hoped to se- will proba¬ turning out ships. "It has America weighs forty-five tons and is run by steam. for pay-out. ît befcre bly undertake a tour of the Eastern been my alway cnre a vote next wek. At the close observation," he said, "tha a Bond m shisrards within the next few weeks. the American Buy Liberty for Foar-ln-Hand It the dav he succeeded getting American industrial man or th Scarfs consent to an agreement. Workers Are Responsible worker takes a proper prid Action against the German papers will Peace, Punch, Pershing and .anino-s" in his work. Set a mark Godsol Associate North Plainfield be ( spots and dots of all .sixes) Tiader which after 3 p. m. next V. edncs- Explaining his viewpoint toward the he will for him an demanded when the Town Board of Preservation. will be limitid to duties surpass it." In illustratin Oyster Bay, meets on on ¿. ¿en-tors incumbent upon him as Directoi this point Mr. Schwab Bars German Long Island, Imported Navy-Blue and .¿¿ty minutes' discussion oi the bill General of Shipbuilding, Mr. Schwab his narrated one c Papers Thursday night. Black to twenty roinntes on amendments. said experiences some years ago whi! Sues Becker for grounds in my new ¡xa tq-day: he was general manager of the Ca: Will Accept No Compromise "The men in the shipyards of the negie. Company. JWMVID and narrow "Tyrite" shape, country are the ones upon whom th« One of Mayor Issues Proclamation Philharmonic to Keep The North Carolina Senator again ultimate responsibility for the mills of the company fe $75,000 Damages which takes a spruce, .sym¬ not com- building far below its Their Sale St^BioctSmartGiotres asserted that he would accept ships rests, It is to them that we musí expected output. The mi Forbidding German-Born amendments proposed by the look had excellent equipment and its man Players; at metrical knot, .romise the j for general speeding up of shii ger and in Kis Borough iroadwcjy 32-¿tre«et $1. to specifically exempt production. If are foreman were among the bei ¿.position Fed- ships built 01 available in the the set Interstate Commerce Commission, time the credit will not bo noi business. For weel Blumenthal Following example by the Musicians All American Board and certain other mine, its report showed Alleges Deputy home Citi- new veniremen were called to fill their ¡rii Ke-erve Chairman Hurley's, nor Mr. Piez's nine "heats" only seven, eight « guard of Hackensack, N. J., Mayor One Juryman for I. W. W. «eaaaent government agencies from Rather will the credit go.and it shoul« per day. Finally, M W. L. of North N. zens, Directors Vote to places. of the law Leaders of the Schwab took the matter under his Attorney General Made Smalley Plainfield, When court adjourned seven venire- thTo7«ration go.to persons on ¡the ground wh< sonal pe J., issued a last the opposition expressed con-denee are actually building tho ships." study. A conference with tl proclamation night Retain Them Selection Moves Slowly in the men had been questioned by the prose- have s__ficie_.t votes to force Mr. Schwab manager failed to disclose the troubl Him Appear Disloyal forbidding the sale of newspapers or cution and the remaining four had _i_t they emphasized that he wa¡ Then the steel The been the be¬ «nch amendments. , not coming to Washington with a solu maker took the matt other publications printed in German directors of the New York Phil¬ Chicago Trial questioned by defence, to his attack on the meas- tion of in hand himself. sides the one tentatively accepted by B._t_'nin°- tho shipbuilding problem "How in the borough. There were other evi¬ harmonic Society held their annual CHICAGO, April 18..Only one venire- both sides. «. of Georgia, Demo- many 'heats' have we Senator Smith, Rather, he said, it was his function t« had t Ben Blumenthal, who was associated spring and it is un¬ man had been the of interior- be one of and day," he inquired. "Eight," said t dences that the movement against the meeting yesterday accepted tentatively by SS,^"d possibility j helpfulness coöperatioi with Frank Godsol, now under arrest derstood voted to continue the services both sides for service in the trial en« with the Interstate Commerce; with the officials of the Shipping Board manager, whereupon Mr. Schw German publications was spreading. jury New German Taxes and Federal Reserve "I have optimism, I have enthusiasm marked in chalk on the floor of t in Washington, in the production of the Mrs. Mary Cromwell Field, of 601 of the present members of the orches- of more than 100 members of the Indus¬ cïïunission a menace to the coun- and mill a 8. To Yield Bo«rd *-_-_ld be "pep' energy, and I am going te large figure Germanic War Films in this country, West 110th Street, of the tra. There had been a report that some trial Workers of the World on charges $785,500,000 " Overman out the build he said. Returning to the mill the president trr Senator pointed ships." next d yesterday started two suits for recov¬ American Relief started a of the German-born musicians were of violation of the law when AMSTERDAM, April 18..Gennuy's it shall he found the figure nine on Legion, to espionage »wer of coordinating provides Praise as a Stimulus the flo« ery of house-to-house,» canvas of the upper be proposed new taxes, according* to a tele¬ by the Pressent only The succeeding day it was elev« alleged damages against Deputy West eliminated, but as all arc American Federal Judge Landis adjourned court ho exercised condnct of The steelmaker emphasized the im and within two State General Alfred Becker.