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immiiiitiii' if vat 3n pttDd 3n SLWtrttjrtng 3n Circulation i i i SAN FRANCISCO. MAY 1, 1918 WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY CO 7 (fa IS) TM 1 I III HI mm S. F. LOAN SUBSCRIPTIONS LW51 TERMS GIVEN PLOTTERS BY U. S.

JUDGE MISS LESLIE PAGE of San Francisco and San Rafael, who drove her auto to the limit to catch speeder, as officer holds on for his lifC riMtetirliitmtfcMl8ntaa 174 MILLION PLEDGED LOAN IN ONE DAY GIRL; AIDING SPEED 'cop; HAS ID IE oil lie is Sim nr UB Jollourlny Liberty Low tub- icriptiont were announced by th Liberty Loan Publicity Department lut tight: $250,000. Ma BvOmt of which tM.OO to Ba Fraiiciaoo HftOOOO. illicit LIITFOf HINDU PLOT Oaflfmte Hawaiian tynft 50,000. P. Scftvarta John A.

S. Records Broken In Sub Standard Oil Company Vessel, W. S. Rheem, Leaves Ways With Big Evening Ceremony Ship Is One of a Dozen Halls Which Were Taken Over by United States for War Uses Miss Leslie Page, Nearly Run Into Ditch by Speeder, Arouses Officer; Captures S. F.

Lawyer Drives Her Auto Up to 70 Miles an Hour Over Marin Co." Hills; Man Holds on for His Life scriptions and Treasury Is Confident of Passing Minimum New York District Still Disappointment; S. F. Claims Next Place in Honor Roll $25,000. A. It CM Co.

Hmiding OraeO. $20,000. Flnaton nrt A'Hiihhn Da. $16300. rtfa(banH Beotrte Mfg.

Ok (14itlott $15,000. 3. Bath Cm. $10,000. TrartM PrmnHtn Unrwood Arfste Drpteua Tbftr Uranpaoy Faj iApmeBoU Co- $7,500, Matte tfacfca $6,000.

Ptd B. $5,400. EltJujW MM Villi rnmpa $5,050. Omm 0, FWttaa $5,000. P.

a Jonta Co. (4 Crtiillaum Chaana ditiooal) w- C. lrw North of State Leads the Coastal Louis T. Hengstler, Admiralty Lawyer, Wins Clemency in Plea 29 Prisoners Are Sentenced Before Officials of th Rmrirnrw WASHINGTON. April SO.

Liberty States in Honor Flags; Chinatown Responds to Appeal loan subscriptions yesterday to Fleet Corporation, the United States Shipping Board and the Standard Oil Company the W. S. Rheem hull No. talled $174,443,000, the record for any single day In the campaign, and the beginning of what the Treasury 147, a steel tanker, was City Workers Urged to Continue Crusade Praised for account cum i. launched last evening at the Alameda Von Brincken Escapes Without Fine and Is Given Concurrent Sentence for Trial Attitude hopes wll be a banner week to drive the loan far above the three billion dollar minimum.

Plant of the Bethlehem Steel Corpor Contributions to War Fund ation. The riant steel shiD erace- The campaign total tonleht was ully took to tho waves, and was $2,457,744,000. not including to-day's business which appeared large Judg WENTT NINE defendants. towed to a landing stage for the Installation of maohlnprv withnit nnw ing by reports from all parts of the country of a final intensive canvass. untoward incident.

including German consular officers, prominent business Subscriptions- by districts were Miss Leslie page, leader In society of San Francisco and San Rafael, broke all the speed laws on Monday night In a wild ride over Marin county highways she had the pleasure of, going as fast as she could drive her high powered car without being liable to arrest, for an officer of the law sat by her side, holding on for life, and the reason for the mad dash waa the capture of another speeder. As a result William O'Shaugh-nessy, lawyer of San B'rancisco, must face trial on Friday for exceeding tho legal limit for travel of motor cars. S. M. Ambrose, Marin county's Nemesis for those who obey not the thirty-mile an hour rule, told yesterday of the arrest and says he will never again give any person, man or woman, carte blanche to drive as "fast as the car will go." AROUSES OFFICER.

Miss Page, according to Ambrose. announced to-night as follows: Miss Virginia Smith of Oakland, the 18-year-old daughter of J. P. Smith. Standard Oil nfflrlnl nnH nlivo i i 4 I rj, WANTED HEHE imtrtrt.

HutWTiptiona, Pet MinneanoTij tlMl.UTJ Nm of W. S. Rheem, president of the St. tlM.HiKi.aV) 117 Kansaa City 110 Chicago 91 Han Fran Cisco il ftt 1 1 7 Ofjl KK Italia 86 SENTENCES over oo year are to be erred la Federal Penitentiary, McNeill. Wand, Le than one year, th County Jails of Alameda or Su Francisco cottnties.

Sentences, GERMANS. Franx Bopp, former Consul General Two rears, fine of 110.000. E. H. Von Schaek, Vlc Consul Two years, fine of $10,000.

Wilhelm Von Brine ken, unitary attache Two years. Walter Sauerbeck, Lt Commander In German Navy Twelve months; $2,000 fine, Charles Lattendorf, Von Erlncken's secretary Twelve months Alameda county Jail. Heinrich Eelbo, Master German ship Ahlers Six months; $1,000 fine. Edwin Deinat, Master German ship Holsatia Ten months; $1,500 fine. H.

Kauffman, Chancellor $5,000 fine or six months In jalL AMERICANS. Robert Capelle, Agent North German Lloyd One year and three months; $7,500 fine. Joseph Bley, customs broker One year and three months; $5,000 fine. Harry J. Hart, ship broker-Six months Alameda county jail; fine of $5,000.

J. Clyde Hirar, San Diego attorney Twelve months Alameda jail; $5,000 fine. Moritz Stack Von Goltzhelm, Insurance broker Six months S. F. jail: $1,000 fine.

Louis T. Hengstler, admiralty lawyer Fine of $3,000. Bernard Manning, employment agent, San Diego Nino months; $1,000 fine. HINDUS. Bhagwan Singh, leader and poet Eighteen months.

C. K. Chakrabarty, revolutionary leader Thirty days; $5,000 fine. Tarknath Das, writer, etndent, naturalized American Twenty-two months. Gopal Singh, follower of Bhagwan Singh One year and one day.

Santokh Singh, revolutionist Twenty-one months. Godha Ram, Gadar 'staff follower Ram Chandra Eleven months Alameda county JaiL Munshi Ram, Gadar staff-Sixty days S. F. county JaiL Imam Din, former soldier British Army Four months. Narajan Das, Gadar staff B.

Singh Hindu, follower Bba-Slx months S. J. jail, gwan Singh Nine months. Nidhan Singh, follower Bhagwan Singh Four months. Gobind Behari Lai, student and lecturer Ten months.

M. A. Nandekar, traveler and student Three months S. J. jail.

Dhirendra Sarkar, Hindu leaderFour months county jaiL aianaara uil Company of California, clasped the bottle of wine that dangled from red, white and blue streamers at the boat's prow and, as the vessel Btarted to glide down the Wavs. carrlprl nn tlia ilma.vlnn.H Boatan K3 nmeland i(2 247.70 rtiiladelphU 7S Rim Qmpway $4,000. Pi Her OmvuU MaL O. Johnmn li. Cnnmnej Co.

$3,000. KxAftM OrtmVfc hto A. JvniU A. Pidinl 1. R.

Willitr Iwii C. feudal Lymcn 1. Koitr J. A. LmlI Lwii I'utinc Oa.

$200. W. Mason Ahutin Katizea Bwtft Co. fK'ia Mamhall i H. W.

Wphtl H. D. IMilfhuiy Techaa Titeru W. a Ty $2,100. Union ifaciina ftmrunt (additional) $2,000.

Wwka. How, UmemonJ. n. Kwbauf C. Coniprnr empkww- (additional) Gnnd rhapiw X.

M.C. M. Luurerce of Olifornia Rowwna Land Co Mton Imestinent Oo. Kizabeth Ffdronf Weaton Baakst and ElT-StnnAird Varnish Va rrll Coorany hl troUiera Thwidnra Vore fhrlntian Hflll Jjhwarta Ooerfman Rmcremeda Mininf C4. B.

C. Vowheia Udd naDMrs. M. U.b-tia PWdocerV Uu Co. $1,800.

Perontac Dwf Ownpao $1,700. Otto Haebarll Bmpiojoea Bro $U0O. Tbatms G. (Whfra and professional men of tbta State and Hindu revolutionists, were sentenced by Judge William C. Van Fleet In the United States District Court yesterday for their part in the Hindu conspiracy plot.

Instigated by Germany for the purpose of overthrowing British rule in India. In the face of a jail sentence Louis T. Hengstler, one of the foremost admiralty lawyers of this city and college professor, brought tears to the eyes of men and women as he addressed the court following the judgment sending him to the Alameda county jail for four months and to christening formality. The vessel mmmrma to New 6." AUanti. aS ATLANTA TAKES SPURT.

THE Twelfth Federal Reserve District, of which San Francisco is the metropolis and financial head, is now well "over the top" In the Third Liberty Loan, according to announcement made last bight by Campaign Manager George K. Weeks. The district quota Is $210,000,000. Tho Federal Reserve Bank In this city had received up to last night 1194,938,900. To add to this.

Weeks pointed out, there is a consignment of $4,350,000 on the way from Hawaii and detached subscriptions totaling $11,000,000 In transit from other parts of the district. Weeks' figures show that the district has now subscribed $210,288,900, with the figures Incomplete and the drive still going forward with unabated vigor. No figures for San Francjsco Itself were given out yesterday. The Patriotic Committee of' One Thous- The most notable feature of the was namea the W. S.

Rheem in honor of the Standard Oil official. The vessel was originally ordered by the Standard Oil Company, and was among the dozen hulls at the Bethlehem Dlant that district records was the spurt of that of Atlanta district from 37 to 68 per cent in a single day, bringing it deered bv the irovfrnmnt hph within 7 per cent of the New York district, which now stands second was returning to San Rafael from San Francisco at a late hour. She was driving leisurely. Out of the night behind her came another car, driven by O'Shaughnessy, it is alleged, and It was whizzing away at pay a fine of $5,000, and renewed his vow of allegiance to this country and denounced Germany and Prussian methods. from the bottom in percentage of quota subscribed, although Its total, $592,022,000, is the greatest of any Then occurred one of the moat re rar teyona tne speed allowed.

It district. markable incidents ever recorded in nearly crowded Miss Page's car Into The San Francisco district, with an a Federal court Judge Van Fleet $1,400. the ditch. She became aroused at official percentage of 88 and fifth po in a voice choked with emotion, re H. Chomald sition in the percentage list, sent word $1,000.

Justice Van Fleet Going to Washington Is Said to Favor Preston for Honor. the disregard for life displayed, but knew the speed officer, Ambrose, lived at Larkspur, some miles away Em.ployeei of MarahaliritJo T. (Vitliria to-night that the one hundred per cent mark had been passed with subscriptions of $211,000,000, or a AewaU Sonly Co. Roy M. Bishop ana was prooaoiy in Dea.

laidor m37m (MltalnwuT2 Ei," Miss Page "stepped" on the throttle million more than its quota, and that later official reports would show it Is uiuunai vessels or tne same tonnage are now on the ways at the Alameda plant and will be launched within sixty days. Patriotic Rally Brings 9,000 to Auditorium Testifying to the existence of an Intense American Bpirit nine thousand persons cheered lustily and sang patriotic songs at the Civic Auditorium last night, during the presentation of war pictures under the auspices of the San Francisco Advertising Club. A stirring lecture on the need for America to wake up and rise to the occasion was delivered by William J. Burns of Dayton, Ohio. Burns pleaded for the abolition of indifference on the part of the American people, terming it the most insidious enemy that this coiintrv ha and started for Ambrose.

The speed officer was in bed, as anticipated, but WilUani M. Owta Wuiim Qrii. entitled to tho honor of beinjr the n. h. Vot.rlifH Callarher 8.

Fnurr I On. a- fourth district to go over the top. If when told of the motor streaking it toward San Rafael he got ready for Henri Usa Wldtman PnnUot this proves true, the race for nnn a chase. place in this honor contest apparently will be between the Chicago, Dallas, ProriDoa of tii Holy J. IL Batcher Name id h.

Bovm W. K. McGerrr Co. Mnrnhall II. Ink "I can catch them, but we must go some to make it" said the society and kept up Its energetic canvass, paying especial attention to the small subscriber, and It Is freely predicted unofficially that the city will finish the drive with a handsome surplus.

With $52,000,000 actually In bank last Saturday and with pledges lifting the city above its $54,000,000 quota, the work of this week is being devoted to rolling up the biggest over-subscription possible, from the largest number of individual' subscribers. BIG S. F. PLEDGE ASKED. Campaign Manager Weeks Is relying upon this city, also for over-subscription of the district quota.

In addition to the figures given out by him last night, Weeks estimated several million dollars ectually subscribed in San Francisco that has not been uuuiw j. rurinmir j'Tn 15. Haffen girl. it. tKTOM vra furmp Far Federal Judge William C.

Van Fleet will leave to-day for Washington, to make a personal appeal for the appointment of another United States judge in this district A large volume of business has congested the San Francisco federal courts since the outbreak of the war, Judge Van Fleet says. It is said John W. Preston, United States Attorney, will be recommended by Judge Van Fleet for the appointment United States Senator James D. "Turn her loose!" said Ambrose. ffcarlfi 3.

TCotitxbfrg but admits that a minute after he re ira uierx Ijmlia Kiiron Mir-ht ajaii Pndigab N. 0itn VVatern Addition Lodge Alfred fiutro (addi'nai) Oto relet H. M. livrfn 1 CVmlin tc Bolert Knma r. MrheLwen vl' tr -w.

versed his own Judgment ordered the clerk to erase the jail sentence and to enter only the $5,000 fine against Hengstler. "I would rather err on the side of mercy," said the Judge in explanation as those present murmured their approval. In concluding his remarks Henrst- ler stated: Those who know me do not suspect me of a divided heart on the present issue between the country where I happened to be born and the country which has given me all the blessings of a full and happy life. In the face of the verdict and notwithstanding It I declare my loyalty to the United States of America, the country of my choice and adoption, as being as exalted as that of any person within its borders. And it is my earnest prayer that the United States may be successful in crushing the designs of the ruling military powers of Germany, and that I may still be given a fair opportunity to contribute a full man's share to that end.

Judge Van Fleet preceded his sentencing of the defendants by declar- in that the punishment for con MiUajm Oo. Iitton Dndira Co. gretted his order. The little needle on the speedometer of Miss Page's big motor flickered and hesitated. Then it got to fifty miles, up to fifty-five, then sixty was reached and passed and the lights of San Rafael Uelloue Mutual Bensf-Hmployiw, Dodwell Co.

olent Boaety tilimwr Bros, 8. Mirlielioea Biffaol Vcrnirrl came in view. r.n. Mtmer Jr. Jimm Ten Co.

ST, a. turned in as yet to the Federal Re Phelan has introduced a bill in the Senate, providing for another judge, but owing to the rush of business, it has not been acted upon. ieT? P- Fabna Georvo Scott Raiah IuiroTennt Co. N. Cuetava serve Bank, giving the district an over-subscription at present of several millions.

$900. Judge William B. Gilbert presiding Ada Peridn And still the drive goes on, backed judge of the Circuit Court of Appeals, has from time to time desig TTann.h PnMmr to cope with. Urging unity of effort and concentration on the prosecution of the war, Burns declared that it is becoming an evident fact that this war can not be carried on as a by line issue. "No longer," he said, "can patriotism be uttered In the same breath with profit" The series of war pictures shown last night for the most part showed the havoc wrought by the Huns in their advance on Paris in 1914.

Patriotic selections were rendered by the Marine Band in conjunction with the Sixty-third InfJitry Band. The organ was played by Edwin H. Lemare. Fictitious Death Is Usury ilaman oy vne wnoie-neariea co-operation I of a patriotic people. The Woman's nated judges of other districts to sit here, to relieve the congested condition of the calendar.

Miiuiia liildtirepht Robert li. Uillmaa $800. Arnia IL HoiTioaa $750. V. A.

G. W. IW $700. Helen Whit $650. This has proved unsatisfactory and Boston and Cleveland districts.

St Louis still is striving to attain honors in the population quota contest A report from there to-night said that the district had attained a percentage of 92 on the face of returns at hand and that 29 counties in Arkansas with large money subscriptions had failed to make any report Only sixteen counties in the entire district have failed to reach their money quota ten of them are In Missouri, five in Arkansas 'and one In Tennessee. Reports of large sales In sections of the Kansas City district populated by persons of German parentage continues to pour in. Chicago continues to lead In honor flag awards with a total of 3,243. Other districts reported to-night that they had awarded flags as follows: Cleveland, San Francisco, 885; New York, 710, and Philadelphia, 259. Maine was added to the honor States to-day.

The Connecticut section of he district is within 6 per cent of its quota, but Massachusetts and Rhode Island have only 80 per cent Dallas telegraphed to-night that the city of Dallas was causing more concern than any other place In the district The situation there was complicated somewhat by an erroneous report published early In the campaign that the city had subscribed its Quota. ORIGINAL BOND RAFFLED. NEW YORK. April 30. An original Committee, no small factor In the drive, is keeping up its daily average with remarkable consistency.

The total obtained yesterday by the women, working throughout the city, expensive, it is said. spiracy to violate the neutrality laws Judge W. W. Morrow of the Circuit liwrmos BrekJn CainpbeU McOreew. was not adequate, and he admonished United States Attorney John W.

Preston to have the matter HELD ON BAIL in booths, tanks and trucks, was Court of when in Washington recently, urged the new Judgshlp here. $58,550. Harold 8. Cook. brought to the attention of Congress.

The booths yesterday obtained Attorney General Gregory Is said $20,500 and the tanks and trucks, Lllliaa Grime to have expressed an opinion favorable to Preston as a reward for his $23,850. This makes" a grand total to Used to Obtain $200 An inquiry from Mrs. Cora Puyrne $600. Agne J. To; Amanda L.

liabet H. Mathewi $500. Tatxick P. Joseoh D. HoArrn date for the women of the city of K.

r. fcuphrat Marion C. Uaroney Lake Fay O. E. Cootwr The total number of sub success i ui prosecution oi important cases, should a new judgeship be created.

F. Varrelman Tells U. S. Com-! missioner Kriill That He's Opposed to Fighting. ambers obtained by tnem is now Irene M.

Norenwi 10,576. Before going, to Washington Judge Towle Ettata Com easy Robert Grem The National League for Women's Jame A. Btitt Mrs. Leonard JohnaoB of Waverly, N. who had sent $200 to a "Herbert Pearson" in San Francisco to defray expense of shipping her brother's body east revealed to the police a new bunco game by which many have been fleeced.

Van Fleet will visit his old home at Toledo, Alex. Fuissetur li. 8. M. Boyc Norman Lombard Adelina E.

Bogart UP TO SEVENTY MILES. Through the town went the society girl with the motor drumming like an aeroplane engine. Outside the city it picked up, and It was then, when the red light of the pursued showed in the distance, that Ambrose held on in desperation as Miss Page made the home stretch at "seventy miles," he says, and came up with O'Shaughnessyi who declared that he might not be a speeder, but that it took a fast one to catch up with him. Miss Page is a daughter of George T. Page, ship broker.

She is a niece of Mrs. Arthur Page of Belvedere and a cousin of Mrs. Charles Buckingham. Mrs. John Hays Hammond of Washington is another cousin.

She is reported engaged to wed Donald Armstrong, In the aviation service In France. Two Women, 2 Men Hurt as Autos Crash C. D. McDougal of 418 High street, Monterey, guest at the Hotel Ra-mona, the Misses Grace and Beatrice Lesse, also of the Ranrona, and W. L.

Flankey, chauffeur for McDougal, were all injured early yesterday evening when the automobile in which they were riding crashed with a motor car driven by Mrs. M. Merrill The collision took place at Golden Gate avenue and Scott street The McDougal car was turned over and the oui occupants, pinned underneath in such manner that it was necessary to call the fire department to rescue them. When they were brought from the wreckage they all rpfused to CO to the Emerrenrr TTv Service observed yesterday as Liberty Loan day. The word has rfenicrn ni, rino xoia v.

uooa Ferdinand O. Varrelman, teacher Crolinda Vannnoci O. P. Rnortonn been passed out among the members lor several days to make an especial Cartwright to Talk in the Lowell High School, arrested The bunco men learn of men or Cal. Optical Co.

Charle Huber as a slacker for evading the draft Sarah Mnnck Edward Lindhlom Charles Lindblom B. Elder Katherine B. KeThanj Cal. Foreat Protectln effort for subscriptions on April SO, women having relatives in the east the police say, and then telegraph the Anthony Hall The result was that the league last William Jolm On Labor Relations Relations of employer and em sight announced a total of $65,250. George D.

Hart Btephen Cleary, M. D. Alex. J. tooit Yesterday's women workers in Ba City TvOd( Ko.

J. (kildman 117, K. of Arnold Glas charge of the tanks and trucks were American Liberty bond, a bond of ployee will be discussed before the M. 8. Orowthef F.

w. was yesterday held to answer to the Federal Grand Jury by United States Commissioner Francis V. Krull. Bail was fixed at $1,000" which he had not given up to a late hour last night Varrelman told the commissioner that he was opposed to fighting. He said he was a graduate of the Uni the old State of Massachusetts Bay, Charlotte A.

Shawm Manufacturers' Committee of the Kdward A. Vltimer Robirt T. Buzard finery A. Parts relatives of their accidental deaths, asking that money be 'forwarded for shipping the bodies. Mrs.

Puyrne wrote she had telegraphed the money and then prepared for a funeral The body of her brother not having arrived she wrote for further information. The Federal officials are also on trail of the confidence men. Miss M. Stewart, Mrs. Riley, Mrs.

T. F. Phinny, Miss N. Linthlcum, Mrs. NVS.

Koplan, Miss P. Lezansky, Miss Flora C. Low. Mrs. Frederick S.

Moo aoob IiioM liforue a. rtrrf Oakland Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon to be held at Hotel Oak dated September 25, 1777, with a face value of 11 pounds sterling, brought a subscription for $250,000 to the third Liberty loan at a noon-day rally in O'Brien, Sportono J. M. Katto Bra. Mitchel Jane L.

Scott Benrix-Loebert Mfc Co. Faurie dy, Mrs. E. Elder, Mrs. George Kel land this afternoon.

Former State Senator George W. Cartwright will 6peak on "The Mutual Interests of Inc. vvm. Burke M. Arirahawi yrtholnmew KMt versity of California and during regis front of th Run-Treasury to-day.

han, Mrs. George H. Mendell, Miss L. Hyde, Mrs. George F.

Keil, Mrs. Ed. R. Harden, Miss D. Bulkley, Mrs.

L. M. Blanchard, Mrs. S. Ileineman, Capital and Labor." Musician Convicted tration perioa last year he stated that he was above the draft age and did not register.

He yesterday admitted that he was within the draft at that time. He later tried to get into the sanitary corps of the army and again he said he had to lie, as his former Mrs. Abe Levin. CHINATOWN LOYAL. John B.

Ratto, Impersonator with the Chautauqua, which opens in Oakland to-day, will furnish a programme of entertainment with his quick character changes. "Everyday Chinatown, canvassed by members ef the police department, has yielded of its gold liberally for the loan, it statement that he was above the draft Fankhauser to Tell He also overruled the motion of Attorney Theodore Roche to have the sentences of the German defendants run concurrently with the sentences Imposed In the neutrality case tried before Judge William IL Hunt two years ago. Judge Van Fleet said that he would establish a precedent and order the sentences to run consecutively, and if the defendants were, dissatisfied they could appeal to the Supreme Court if necessary. Franz Bopp, former German Con- sul General, and E. H.

Von Schaek. Vice Consul, both made a plea for mercy for Heinrich Kauffman, the aged chancellor of the German Consulate, and Captain Walter Sauer-bech, former lieutenant commander of the German gunboat Geler. "These men knew nothing of thes matters," said Von Schaek. "As I hare a perfect and absolute hope to go to heaven and a fear of eternal purgatory If I am lying. I make this statement Any penitentiary sentence that might be imposed could not make me suffer as I will if these men are punished unjustly." Robert Capelle, former aent of the North German Lloyd, the judge declared, he considered the most culpable next to the German officials.

He said that Capelle did not care to take the witness stand to disabuse the minds of the Jurors and the Court and he refused to consider his ex "parte statements of innocence. Capelle, Harry J. Hart Joseph Bley and Hizar gave notices of bp-peal and Hart was released on bonds, following the filing of a writ of error by his attorneys, Ot.o Irving Wise and Bert Schlesinger, the Judge having refused to stay the Judgment Though all the defendants showed considerable emotion when sentenced, especially Harry J. Hart, who wept. J.

Clyde Hizar was the only one who openly criticised the Court declared his sentence an outrage. Duke Made Lord Justice, of Appeal LONDON, 0. Henry Edward Duke, who has Just resigned from the office of chief secretary for Ireland, has been appointed lord Justice- of appeal 1 was stated. A typical case cited is that of the laundry of F. W.

Hop Lee, with a 100-per-cent subscription, ren- pitall, and were taken to their hotel resenting seven bonds Bold to the age would not permit him to Join the corps. Varrelman wrote a letter to his sister in the East yesterday, telling her of his arrest lie intimated in the letter that his sister had importuned him to join the army and said if he was gfven a chance to fight now he would go to the front pwner and six employees. in a passing auiomooiie. PJOne was seriously hurt Mrs. Merrill was cot tnjured.

Army Lets Contracts What was last December a large luufl nat is now tne sue or tne Shaw Batcher plant at South San Fran For 500fl00 Shoes Cisco. And yesterday announcement was made that the employees of the Varrelman said he was an W. W. plant nave rolled up a total of $115, COO subscribed for the loan. There Millionaire Vagrant Opportunities Is is said that Opportunity seldom knocks at the same door twice.

On the other hand the Opportunity to make a safe, sound investment in Real Estate presents itself every day through the medium of the Clas WASHINGTON, April 30. Con-tracts have been let for the manufacture of 3,500,000 pairs of metal re z.ioo employees. I i The total or Honor flags for the dls Given Six Montlis Of Assault to Murder Guldo Tuzi, a musician, was convicted of assault to murder by a jury before Superior Judge Griffin yesterday, for having shot and wounded three men at the headquarters of tho Musicians' Union, 68 Haight street on February 26. Tuzi had been expelled from the union for having refused to stand when "The Star Spangled Banner" was being played at the Automobile Show in the Civic Auditorium. Sentence will be imposed' next Saturday.

He is alleged to have shot the men because he had been expelled. Lonely Lieutenant Wants 'Godmother9 Lieutenant Parrot office Administration, Hospital "Anvert, Fez, Morocco, wants a young California girl who loves France to write to hint -and cheer the. "sad monotony and difficult moments" of war. In a personal letter to Mayor Rolph, received yester-way. Lieutenant Parrot couches a delicate appeal for correspondence with a "sympathetic and sensible" American godmother une marraine as the French say.

The mayor is asked to Dame this godmother. sified Columns: of The San Francisco Examiner. If you are looking for a goocT, safe, sound Real Estate investment country or city you'll find MANY of them advertised there today. Turn to those pages now -and find your Opportunity. I (Strict last night was 885, of which 431 1 i ivui aecoraie counties and lic-fastened field shoes for the army overseas at an average price per pair of approximately 87.75, and for the manufacture of two million Vt Aft A Robert Allen, known to the police fat 2 am "-ciucs, lutac, uuiiucm aurornia Of Public Utilities In connection with the lecture course on "public utility problems," which.

Is being given by the extension division of the University of California, W. C. Fankhauser of the State Railroad Commission will deliver an address this evening at 7:39 o'clock at 831 Market street San Francisco. The lectures In this course are being given by members of the Railroad Commission and representatives of public utility corporations. U.

S. Cadet Captain Joins Army Camp Clarence Nobman, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Nobman of 1550 Everett street Alameda, is one of three University of California men who successfully passed examinations for entrance into the officers' training camp, engineer division, and left yesterday for Camp Les. Petersburg, Va. Nobman was captain of the University of 1 aa me -juuuuuaire vagmnv was has won 3io ana southern California pairs of field welt shoes at 16.50. Florists to Cut Coal county Jail yesterday by Police Judge Sullivan on a charge of stealing a 12L in iiumDOiat county every com pisnlty has gone over the top. Street Car Thief Consumption in Two Sausalito Watchman Carries Keen Knife Saves Woman in Bay Conferences between representatives of the commercial florists of the Stale and United States Fuel Admin A pickpocket with a sharp knife Is riding on the street cars.

Frank Nieht Watchman Aschoff ut fia.i istrator E. Schwabacher culminated Bcssctt, 920 Eddy street, was one of The Examiner publishes nearly TWICE as much PAID Classified advertising as all other S. F. papers PRINT. yesterday in an agreement by florists his victims.

Bessett discovered Mon- sallto jumped into the bay Monday and hothouse owners to reduce their night and rescued Mrs. Edward De I day night that a neat gash had been hht in his hip pocket and that his consumption ef fnel for heating pur por by per cent. ruy, jio -renin avenue. Baa Fran Cisco, who attempted rtdde. ICaliforaia Cadeta 5 Ptm txtd $-1 had been stcton,.