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Tl WORLD, Iff OW DAT, MARCH "SO, 1914
She hi. ' ii m deeply Inter- J
ested ID the in. ii welfare of ilanlnl,
whs la of Frtnch dtscrnt. ami had
written to har father on the subject
of the course aha should puraua In re
turn from evil wajra On
Hon- Mln needier spoke
to Otanlnl about hi wa. irtni and
sotaght to have him mend Ms habits
It appears from iba talk of various
ta that Ulanlol urea or ine
'a par at tan ca In liar effort to
are klm reform. Than, too, tba
routk. It la mil. had a notion that
Baecher had Influenced bla fa
ta have him committed to 8t. .
Vlaoent'a Induatiial UohooL L'tlaa,
east August aa an Incorrigible
alnatlon of Jaias Iteecher'e
uiii nmi onuo omnv nr nni
iwiLouii omto diuni ur UtAL
I 1 IITI I IMMTIAI All rl II 1 I I
WIIHdKIIIoIi UN PANAMA i
IS CROWNING INSULT 1
Ii
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Mexican Rebels Entrenched on the Firing Line Before Torreon;
Snapshot Shows Three Shells From Forts Exploding in the Air
haa revealed the faot that , President Repudiates Statement Made in Con
hit on tba bark of the
tlmaa with some blunt
TOLD WHERE THE WRENCH
WAS HIDDEN.
of Utla wrench, with
handle broken off, by
Hujrk at the ezaot a pot In
bjr young QlaaUnl In one of hla
to the authorities, wan the flret
link la the chain of clr-
tlal evidence.
It, waa a ahanoe ahot by Dlatrlct
Attaraer Itoreil that brought th
from the boy that be
a heay wrench when he went
far a walk laet Friday night with
tba MbooMeeeher. The Dlstrlct
Attsroey bad receive J an Intimation
tbat while young Qlanlnl waited
Ojssjt tba vUlegs post-office on Friday
K waa aotloed by one of the
Crteeda tbat there waa a bulge
In bta overcoat pocket.
Tk Dastrict-Attorney aaked Olanlnl
wbat be carried In hla left hand over
oaat pocket last Frldajr ertulng. The
bey aaamid atartled and anawered
hatttngly that be carried a monkey
gress That He Entered Into Secret Agree
ment to Repeal Tolls Exemption.
la that wrench now V ahot
Dkrtrtct-Attorney.
ferteaT m tba a now at the top of
ft) bill ta tba left of tba road," fat-
Ma bay, aaoording to tba au-
liy Samuel M. William.
(Staff Correspondent of The Evening
World.)
WAMHNOTON. March 10 Over
tho qiiaatlun ut P. mama Canal tolls
controversy anil debate raced fiercely
In both executive and legislative
branches o( thn Unvernment to-day.
President Wllaon In outspoken worda
reiterated hut dm or ml nation to atand
by tiaaty obligation md Dot dis
criminate In favor of the American
ahlpplua truHt.
At the White House '.hnra waro
many Interview between the Presi
dent and high ufflclala. In which Mr.
TVllauu maintained vigorously and
confidently fur thu rtvpeul of tbo not
exempting Amerloan shipping from
laying tolls. At the Capitol there
Ml a whole day uf debate In tho
House, where many members volrad
their opinions In language u'tan mora
forcible than argumentative.
Tho diacuaalun that began a few
daya ago aa an orderly puiliamAntAry
debate eoon developed Into a smoul
dering of dlssentlon, and then buret
forth Into a llame of revolt and acrl
monloue denunciation.
It haa apllt the Democratic party
aa no other subject haa done elnoe
the daya of Free Silver; from the
halls of Congress leaders hurled per
gonal lnaulta at their President, ao
cussd him of being un-American, of
truckling to Ureat Urituln and of sur
rendering Amerloan aplrlt to foreign
aontlment. They even accused him of
entering Into a aecret agreement with
emleaaiiee of tho British Government.
Tble waa more than the Frealdent
could atand. He felt at flret that ho
could not dignify the accueatlona with
a formal statement, but to hla i nil' r
of the day he apoke with aerloua ear
neitnoaa so thul they might couvey
hie feeltnga to the public.
This luat charge he characterised
aa the crowning insult Injected Into
the debate. The Froaldent dwelt on
the word Insult and point, d out thn
distinction between argumentative
debnto and deltbcrute Insult to tba
Chief Kxiiutlve of the nation on the
floor of Congress. He uddud that he
could only express his regret that
wli it bad promised to bo a dignified
debate hud seemed to have degen
rated into mi attempt to discredit
the A.tiiiuilstratlou.
The White liouae later authorized
TAINS ARB FOUND ON THE
YOUTH'S CUFFS.
Coroner Muyck jumped Into a oar
rlaja and drove to tbe top of tbe
ha en tbe Coldbrook road and aero as
tba highway from tbe spot where
ra hat, eyegtaaeaa and
ploked up. He found
h monkey wrench, partly covered by
Rnyck and Sheriff atltt
to the handsome Ulanlnl
and there found a knife re
sembling somewhat a dirk.
Returning to the Inquisition of the
hag'. Coroner Huyck picked up the
left hand of tbe a us pact and pushed
back hla sleeve.
"Wbafa that?" aaked District-Attorney
Fan-ell, pointing to a larse
atain on tbe cuff of the lad's shirt.
"I don't know," he laconically re
piled, "but I gussa It'a mud.''
Apparently an att.-mpt had bs-jn
made to woah It off.
BROTHER SAYS VICTIM TRIED
TO AID SLAYER.
YRAtTKK. N. Y March SO
"tsda did everything In hi r power to
make a man mil of tlane '11. mini
Hhe tnnk a keen Interest In bun and
there waa nothing which uhe would
not have done to keep hnn on the
Straight und narroa path. Shi tried quotation of what I'riatdent Wllaon
lo have him placed In the lleorge : Mii M)d In answer to the charge to
OTeom.. ;;;::;,;;;r,::f w:.r'k
hMOBM more of a human bellWT. Hut Wf William Tyr.
It waa bar rood work that cost her rell, private secretary to Sir Kdward
aans going to vote the Detulcratlc
tlukot. but that If he had about .- '
apiece ho could Ox thein. To which !
uie campaign manager replied:
vnai you propose Is In any oasu u &
wrong, but when you don't uaod the
votos it Is a crime." I
To the charge of Democratic Con- i T
WMimin that the l'roeldent la repu- X
dlatlng thn Democratic platform, Mr.
Wllaon made emphatically clear to
day hla poaltlon. Tbe Democratic
lo.moi ro. u ia true, cnntaina a plank : 'V
culling fur eaemptlng American ahlp- 2
ping from canal to! la, but It also con-
t atria a plank etrongly against aub- I
aldlee in any form. Free toil, tbe ; f
I 'resident uM im ,,,oi,i,.
, .......... v UUI
b ss than a aubaldy. The Democratic
party haa for yeara been ajralnat aub-
eldlaa, dlreot or Indirect. That prln- I j
ctple la a much older and more etrong
ly eatabllahed Democratlu doctrine
than the canal propoaltlon. The two
ure lu direct conflict. Aa between
them tbere ought to be not much dif
ficulty for any man to choose.
The Frealdent reiterated that tbe
exomptlon never waa a policy of the
Democratic Ho-.u because It waa
puased through a coalition of Repub
licans and a minority of Democrat,
the majority of Democrats voting
against It on the ground tbat It waa
a aubaldy.
The Frealdent explained that even
If the International situation, to
whleh ha referred In hi meaaage, fcgdj
not aitoau, he would have been op
piod to the toll exemption as
igainat Democratic doctrine. Hut. ha
indicated, however, that If It were
iwi lur tin international situation
h did not feel that It would have
been proper for him to question the
acta of a previous Administration.
Tbe President aald he bad no anx
iety over any political friction In the
Democratic party over the result and
roferred to tbe repeal contest aa "not
a capital operation," but Just "a con
valescence." Mr Wilson lat it be known that be
was unquuuriouiy opposed to any
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He la for straight repeal without
eqiuvucuuon.
BRITISH DENIAL OF
BARGAIN WITH WILSON.
LONDON, March SO -Sir Brtward
!rey, llrltlsh Foreign Seiotary, In
tbS Houho of ('ommnns to-dav denlc I
ihe published allegation that tho
ii t loll of President Wllaon in regard
to the question of Panama Cunal toPi
the result of mi unddrutandliiK
her life. It w i Iiik return fo
the
i tin y, the llrillah Korelgn Secretary.
... B U ..,.,1 Itllhi.u Ml,.. 1...I .I..I.A f..-
him. Khn had neve! wanted Mm S. TlW PraStdaOl bad been naked If the
pellei' Mni school and tried every charge wag true. The Pn-sldcnt re
meuiui lo prevent It." I plied:
1 nis airry vraa rei.ir-i in i ur now
Yor'- Oantrai traln-ahed this noon by
Willi K. Heecher. brother of the
murder victim, lie wag waiting for
tho train over the Auburn road which
would carry the body of his dead
later back to Kennel L The ntory
waa broken by the sobs of the young
tbe room-mute of his dead
at.
htla Clark, herself a teacher In the
Poland High School, has tendered
her resignation an,i will marry v..uur
at once, it b aald.
MEXICANS RELEASE
CAPTIVE AMERICANS.
rested
Mochas
WAaTHlrltriN, Marc JO. Dr.
an AmenVkn phyair lan ar-
by Mexican antborltles at Ix
iter a Conatltullonallst of-
i Whom be bad performed an
had died, haa bean released
sa (b room It of nergetlo notion of
Daniel. On tba recom-
itton of the Yloa-Coravul at No
Mr. Daniel ordered Hear A i
mtrai Howard to sand a warship to
Trooeobampo. The cratoar New Or-
laggaft ataaunad at onoa and Dr. Lam
bert waa released.
Charge O'Shaughnssgy t Mexloo
tlty reported tba releaae of three
sisaarlrsn Ooldaehmldt. Donahue
sod "iiftftftHiasll bald on charge of
tbe rebau. HusKa treed
rmm raoaitiBag op not vitHSA-n tvi
Vnm tba Wssklotan eau )
ajtow old ta that young woman
asked the tnqoisirive person.
'Dh. eigbtaen or nineteen, ! suppose,'
replied Miss Cayenne
"Hew do you know"
"She decllnea lo converse on any hut
the most austruar metaphysical suu
leeta. Wa dun't usually begin to talk
boat play and novels till a few y:i
later, and It take mora than a decade
ta knag us around to a sprightly dis-
ef tbe latest dan . r "
Itepresentatlvo 1,'Knglo, .lVmocrat,
of Florida, made n vigorous speech
opposing the rnpeal, and denouncing
the attitude or tin at llrituln.
Tho President' course was vigor
ously defended by Itepresentatlve
Hamilton of Michigan, Kepubllcan.
"Thl la not a matter of party poli
tics," eald he. "To Republican,
Kemocrnts and I'rogresslviw. It ought
to be autftcteiit to remind thorn that
all have declared aatnlnst monopolies."
Rrprescnlutlgo Monlauue. Demo
crat of Virginia, supported tbe repeal
bill.
A vigorous defense of Speaker Clark
was delivered by Raprsssntetlvd
Sloan of Nebraska. Itepubll an. Ho
declared that the Administration hat
shewn no real reason for thg repeal.
"We are. told by the newspapers
that the President does not prop lie
reprisals against those w'lo differ
with him In thla matter, but w a-n
also Informed that the Speaker la to
he punished," said be.
"Must the Speaker suffermust he
pi.lltlcully die'.' Then 100,000,000 Attie'
leans will know the reason ivhy."
Arguments for the repeal were pre
sented by Representative, (lardncr,
l ii pui Mean, of Massachusetts.
LEWIS IN THE SENATE DRAWS
A GLOOMY PICTURE.
Senator Iwla, Democrat, In the
Senute to-duy urged hla resolution
to give tho President discretion to
suspend the tolls. He submitted hla
resolution, be said, first to auggeat a
method of applying tolls and "to give
would be all the Senate would re
quire for debate.
Si nut or Kern, the Democratic
leader, told the President that whllo
the debate would be longer than at
first hail been expected the question
would be disposed of without delay.
to the Mexlran Capital.
Mr. Robbing wits attached to tba
legntlon at Lisbon and tbe embassy
at BlMBOS Ayres before his service
at Purla.
KNOWLAND HITS
BACK AT WILSON:
SAYS HK HAS PROOF. !
between the Oovemmonts of lbs I tba Democratic) party an intermediate
"Of course, that answers Itself. It
is just tin- crowning inxuit of a Dum
ber of insultH Which have been Intro
duced in Ibis debate."
DECLARES REPEAL BILL IS
SURE TO PASS.
I I - BSBI .(If il... I s srl si I M t ..,.
A moment Inter he enter. I one of . " "-" ', " '"""- '
(Aa oara where hla fiance. Miss Kthel one oi nis caia.rs, IBS! puouo
artalrs are handled In this way, but It
only makes all the mors certain the
result. There 1k not th slightest
doubt as to the result. The act ex-
rr.pt mg American shipping will tie
repealed.
He felt every confidence in tbe out
come of the vote In the House to
morrow or next day, but be could
not predict how long the Senate would
ake In Its deliberate debate on the
aubject.
To Illustrate hi pnlnta President
Wilson turned story teller and re
lated two negro anecdotes to-day that
rival with those that legend and his
tory ascribe to Prealdent Lincoln, ills
drat on wo aimed at the tucttca of
Congressional debate and was
follows:
A debate was arranged In a South
ern town between the loCul champion
and on Imported orator. After some
bourne the outsider was getting the
best of the local favorite In all the
arguments when a voice from the
back of the room shouted: "fall him
a liar, Tom, an 1 make It a fight,"
Then the President added signifi
cantly "that Is the stage thla debate
lias reached, with this difference,
that I don't bavo to fight."
Tbo second atory wus prompted by
reference to Senator Lewis's proposed
compronilso measure In the Senate,
which would gli the President tem
porary discretionary power to Impose
or repeal tolls on American .-hipping
In the Panama Canal.
In one of the Jereey Oranges a Re
publican political campaign manager
waa approached by a negro wbo said
tbat there war a tot at colored cltl-
. toil 1 1 .-uuiea and Ureal Hi .tain 1
toot neeu asserted, be said, that un
der the terms of the undi i standing
Orrut P.m. un had undertiiK-u to as.
slst President Wilson' policy In re
gard lo Mexico, He added
"There is no foundation whatever
for these reports, ami I am glad to
ba able to take as early IM oppor
tunity as possible for saying so."
DO RE ML' S LEADS
IN REPEAL ATTACK
WASHINGTON, March 30 Rep
resentative Doremtis of Mlc'-lgan,
fhalrmun of the Democratic Con
gressional Committee, led off tin
fight on repealing the Panama toll
exemption lu the House to-day. It
w.-vs the third day of debate on the
course thut It may avoid the rocks on
one side or the other."
Senator Lewis pictured the foreign
relations of the I'nlted States, assert
ing tbat conditions were such that if
this C.overnment sliouiu intervene in
Mexico, Japan would at once seize
the Philippine Islands tin. I Hawaii
ami that Russia, grieved over sym
pathy of the t'nited States with
Japan In the Russian-Japauose war,
would seize Alaska; that the Panama
Canal could not be finished: the army
and navy would be divided In defend
ing the nation ugulnst Its enemies
and that oven Kngland would not be
sympathetic In such .1 dilemma.
The leading up to bis picture, Sen
ator lewla declared he had mnrvelled
that President Wilson had rot dis
cussed In hla tolls message the
"nearer" Issues on which he laid
etress. The only conclusion that could
be drawn, ha aald, was that thers was
In the President's apprehension "con-
WASIIINUTON. March J.FOl
lowing President Wilson's "crowning
Insult" atntement on tho Panama re
peal affair, Representative Knowland
of California thia afternoon reiterated !
his charge that Shirley Benn, M. P.,
after visiting in America, reported In I
lindon that the President had
agreed that the tolls repeal and thn
peace centenary appropriation would
be acted upon to the eatlsfactlon ot
Kngland.
"If the Prealdent had read my '
speech carofullv," suid Knowland, "he
would have seen that I made no charge
of a 'deul,' and declared that if there
was a misconception about the situ
ation, it was due to the fact tbat the
President had not taken the people
into his confidence.
"As to the Henn statement, I have
It on reliable authority In London,
end if It becomes necessary. 1 will
disclose the name of my Informant
I don't know whether Henn enw the
President or not, but I do say that
he reKrtod In Kngland that the two
matters would ls urrani d to Kng
land'H satisfaction nnd tbat he cred
ited the statement to tho President."
IS ALSO SECRETARY
OF STATE FOR WAR
(Continued from First Page
TALK PRISON FAVORS
TO MME. CAILLAUX
IF HI IS TURNING
GRAY, USEJSAGE TEA
Here's Grandmother's Rec
ipe to uarken and
Beautify Faded Hair
U nest loll.
Expressing regret that he differed (sequences so dire," thut he preferred
with the President, he declared that "to u" a '"' " '
accompusn a great rigni.
i,V31aVlKKi;T.T.
r Ngnwast is m
s Bar, I
tireat llrllalu had admitted the Amer
lean right to exempt coastwise trade
from tolls.
"If We cannot grant free transit to
our ships through the cunal," he
said, "its benefits will accrue to Kng
land and tut to ourselves."
He declared that the Carnegie
Peaoe Endowment, "whloh derives
an annual Income of tiivu.OOO from
Steel Trust bonds, was most active
In rescuing the national honor by
promoting the repeal of the law that
Ureal RrltiUn hud admitted we had a
treaty right to enact."
Senator l-'all. Republican, of New
Mexico guve the controversy u new
aspect by Introducing n bill to forbid
thut tolls be levied upon American
coastwise vessels or those belonging
"to citizens of uny country upou this
continent and engaged solely in trade
between ports of North and South
America or both, and duly registered
under the laws of the country of
which the owners of aald vessels are
clt liens"
He contended It would work out to
a logical conclusion the policies as
originally contemplated In the Mon
roe Iioctrlne.
"It would le convincing to Rraxl',
Argentine, Chill, Mexico und other
Lutln-Amerlisan countries upon thl
HEVENOR TO APPEAL
HIS DIVORCE CASE
advice was wanted and then left the
House, of which Reginald McKenna,
the Home Secretary, assumed tbe
leadership.
Premier Asqulth has decided that
he will take only one salary Instead
of the two to which he 1 entitled aa
First Lord of the Treasury and (sec
retary for War.
Rules Stretched to Benetit Slayer of
Kditor Paris Notable Tes
tifies at Trial.
PARIS, March 30 Mme. Calllaux
has not received any favors except
such as are permitted by tho French
Prison uct. according to a nnto made
public to-day by the Rureau of Pris
ons of the Department of Justice.
The note points out, however, that
the prison auUiorltles are given under
the law a certain discretion and It
uppeara thut thla discretion hue been
used to tho fUllt In the case of I ,r. itehinc ,l fullim, keis
Mme. Calllaux while awaiting trial I Kvervlioilv uses "Wvcth ii" Sae and
That beautiful, even shade of dark,
glouv hair can only be had by brewisf
s mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Your hair is your charm. It makes or
mars the face. When it fades, turns
grsy, streaked and looks dry, wispy and
scraggly. just nn application or two ol
Segr and Sulphur enhances its appear
ance u hundredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the tonic; yen
can get from any drug store a 60-esnt f
bottle of "Wyetb'a Sage and Sulphur
Hair Itt-nirdy," ready to aue. Thia oan f
ttiwnj's or urpenoen upon to oring DSCK 1
the nutiirnl color, tliickm-ss and lustre V
! of your hair and remove dandruff, stop
, on thu charge of shooting OaatOD Cal- I Sulphur bseauss it darken no naiurallv
The by-election In Eaat Fife will, matt. . Und evenly thai nobodv ran tell it ha,
probably take place on April 13. If aHaSwlT Z iS " applied. You simply dampen a
tbe Unionists should decide to con-, Uour0t, lne academician who was
tost the seat Col. A. Sprot will again . with M. L'almetto w hen Mme. Call-
be their candldato. ! laux's card was presented to him.
What such conaenuoncen might be.
Henntor Lewis then predicted, and
aald they would be the fruits of tne
entry upon "a colonial policy under
the English form of government,"
with the retention of the Philippines.
Mexico was the theatre where the
fust moves might be staged, he said,
for, If the Fulled Stale attempted
to Intervene Kngland, (hts-many and
France might declare They would
care for their interests In Mexico
with their own troops.
With tbe Itrst effort t drive foreign
troops out of Mexli It pan und mis
sis would scire their opportunity, be
said, South American countries, al
ready unfriendly, would loolt with fa
vor on an attempt by Colombia nt
reprisal for partition of Panama,
and the cannl would "run with blood
Inst -ml of with water."
Conditions, tin- St-na'or said, pnra
I, lied those In 1141 when Slidell wu.s
sent to Mexico
Disclaiming that he bad the confl
t:,iiiure of Suit Before Jury Leads
Him to Take It High
er Up.
Ulsaatlstled with the Jury verdict
that exonerated Mrs. Crce Demon
llevenor of charges Of unfaithful
ness he made against her In his dl
vtrce complaint, Harvey H. Hovenor
to-day flled notlco In the Supreme
Court that he would take the case to
the Appellate Division
Thus will the Justices In the higher
court have an opportunity to look
into the little black travelling bag, the
n stery of which wss solved when it
was opened In the Supreme r'nurt UJ l
found to contain a woman's under
garment and a handkerchief bearing
Mrt, Hevenor Initial.
Mrs. Hevenor denied that he hat
ever seen the bag, but Hovenor pm
doied witnesses who swore that it
wus left In the Navarre Hotel on the
night when, Hevenor charged, Mrs
Hevenor was found In a room with U
mysterious F. C. Well, who was
named as co-respondent. Mrs. Hov -
nor. In defense, charged thnt the evi
dence produced by her husband was
"framed up "
Thomas W. Ormleton Is Head.
Thomas Wurren Ormltdon, for uian
years prominent In the wholesale gro-
ience of the President. Senator Lewis eery business and one of the founder,
O'SHAUGHNESSY GETS
AN ASSISTANT.
sponge or noft brush with it and draw
this through the hair, taking one small
atrand at a time; by morning the gray
hair has disappeared, and after another
application it becomes beautifully dark
and appeara glossy, lustrous and abundant.
Itarely has thi-ce been witnessed In
the House of Commons gucn an en
thusiastic outburst aa followed the
announcement of Premier Asqultn.
The Liberals, tho Nationalists and
trie i.aooi in. no ei i iiiuaa ana ciieuroe risrr"
....All .1, .... !,..,. n WiSUIVflTOV Marrh .10 Thn Uli-U,
Asqulth left tho House the entire I continued 111 health of American 1 AMIIBtigt. On March 30. 1014. JOHW
body of members In nupport of his ,. fYaThsiiahnssss has mad.! "" 8,0"wl na M Am Drees, at
polh lea arose and waved bandker- ! charge O bnaugnnesay has made oo Third aionue.
chiefB and newspapers. The Opposi- j some assistance necessary, and War- noik. of funrrs: h.rmft.r.
ttou sat dumb, for tbo time out-geno ren i. itonuins or iuassacnusetts nas wai.MI
railed. been selected to act as second sec
Liavld Llovd-Ceorge. Chancellor of i retary at Mexico City. Ills nornlna-
tho Kxcheijuer, did not appear In the tlon will be sent to the Senate soon
Houso to-duy and it waa explainer i and then Jir. nootnns, now in this
that he had been taken ill ut Walton-
on-Tbames, Surrey, where ho puased
the week-end. The Indisposition of
Lloyd-Ueorge Is believed to be trifling,
and hla osnocintna hope that he will
return to the thick of the fray in a
dsy or two.
country on vucatiou from his post at
the embassy at Parts, will be ordered
On Mniih 2S. THOMAS WALSH
bslovd hu-tmr.il uf Maria Walah. at
K?ynolda of MulUnsar. County West.,
nn-utii lialand.
Puriera! from hla lata rtaldancs. flu
K 3 Htll St., nn Tuesday March 31. at
H 30 A. M
Inquired If It could not be that
of Austin. HIChblA A Co., died yeaterduv
inter a in i. i iiiueaH or pneumonia In hi
Double strength, uniforrn quality.
Economical and good.
"fibse
CEYLON TEA
White Rote Coffee, None Better
wnen llie rajailieill -i"'.oii.k oi I ,,,,,,, , s;,. ,; i-,.k, l.-.,,l .-,.,,,,.. if
nearer consequences ne was urging 1 survived by his wife and a daughter.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
a time Tor preparing rnr events tot
which the nation was so 111 prepared
mtlnent." sjild he, "that the l.'nlte I ! appealed to bit OOUeMUgg t urse
States Is in good rultli in Ita an
nounced policy of friendship and wii
lingnes to ajslst these countries not
mil) against aggresalon of foreign
pewits, but In the development of
their own resources "
from an la mild chair la the House,
to their patriotism and to put tho
confidence In the President which
waa due him. and to grant his re
quest without quibbling over details.
Senstor Owen, one of the Adminis
tration's staxichast supporters, ex
pressed the opinion that two weak
Mr J. Dudley Calhoun.
JO PRIDE,
fr ni tbs Datrutt I rr. Hiata l
"Ho that man has aheolute
pride T"
"No If be War filed for incom
MPriioPourAN ii Kin 'A Mil. b ami KKahTt
Nobof n lioinlliol'Vr.
1 Notirf la Bt'en ttiat r'a- uietenifnet ttasgst
nnilar tret n nnir ut Uik Mriri..liati Urrcan
E ami l"' fuaiSW' 'Intel Aifll IT. lttllft.
,J1 iliatritiilti' I" Uir heldan I bnn.t (0 6 III
n" ' rent no tlM.' linajDual et luu-h taiiul and 1 S-10
. i m aa, li hi a i.l nauiHiu uiatiuina lirtor tu Una
data uim .namtatlon l air-h bnuiia and roupnua
n.i iMlnrinfiil at U oftira it lWslatrar aud
petenre he wouldn't even tiU his frleiitlj . Tia,a4ci um:n. sa-IJVSW, aa Naaaau at.. Nse
that ns had raignHl becautu h couldn t York irmr
gat along with the boa.
WhsTULt
AM C, 1IIEUWOOD, Trastea.
THERE'S A World of Enjoyment in a Glass of Good Soda
Mind you, we say GOOD Soda, not the alushy, carelessly mixed
concoctions that go over many fountains under the name of Soda.
BUT The Pure, Sparkling, Refreshing and Delicious Beverage, flavored
with th Pur Juices of luscious fresh fruits, and everything else used
of a superlatively high quality, to be brief, we mean LOFT'S.
Special tor Monday
ahsohtKI) DAINTIKH A eellertlon
of Ion lastlns, silky finished, c-ssb-
loo-ahapeu aweeia, prr
M filed In a variety of 16
dtllsbtfel filter.
iiiiMi no;
10c
Suggeation for Monday
Httl MMEI.I. HKOKK.N C'ANOV-
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4 Irur t taiitl III ht rlt-li ir.nt
tMWir. I'H Ml IIIM
"Si 15c
Special lor Tuttday
KHt'lT AND MI CRAt-KKRI
Mhlrli u laier of la-u, aruuad Uri-
riuai irun ia sanuwirnea
letHeeu two I Inn. crispy
nleera of hard candy.
i-t I mi iinx
10c
SugUttion lor Tueiday
mi l-i ituvi: ( Itr IMKIIV f'ARA
MKI.M ties of our rli hrat rararaal
.1,1.11.....; ,( ,.,rwy. creasar
iiiarea, Mm, ml Chocolate. Vaa..
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