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PACKERS'ENVOYS
TO SEE BRITISH
Attorneys Plan Trip
Abroad to Rod Dispute
Out S 15.000,000.
pflOMISE INFORMAL
HELP FROM U. S.
\\ashini*!"n Officials Confer
with Chaadkr Anderson.
One of Delegates.
??,,??- - sndler Ar
?j.rwr.. "? eoBtly
? ? Stai Dei
led a ?enes o?
' ounsellor Polk, and.
- fred R. Urioa, of
'?-?Ion. in an at
tloa of the
, ? packers.
-a
U;Cf *.. 1 077 the mattet.
while their ? IForti
? ?
?h*-in a.. : .
???'*
id Mr. UrioB are at?
ten cti th.
have
li i ?
..
omscy. The depart
?
The question of the seizut
of cargoes o' mea? pro I
;ral countri??. in Ku
? ?diction of the
srjroe?
.. ?abject of contro
,frtv ?irre December, lfl" TI e Bnt
i-h eevernment i ow .? understood to
$e rilbng ' ! ? ?'?' IndBBSBitl lo the
pelt-, -.rther formal ncj-ov.
i*..0*aS
?
??If
ndlei \: en on, of I
pack-I
eat
?? i dam
cation :
l laim of the BO
?
MtaVstii hheld from the*lr
fweat* even shiploads of An?*
mee: B
. ?-?
ps were ? .
r?ttd by the Pri -
cas?? ire i ? pp.
ir.cil.
-on and I obtain
?r,s of the
ih Eovernmeat,**
aiai Mr. l*r on to
1 ws
?ffr.i!
? ber. T ? ??
the
are eminently
? fulY"
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_
BBITISH PLAN TRADE WAR
'"?"?-re fur ( ommcrr :?l - rBggtl
?ith Ceiiuaaj When P< .->? ? oa
i.
ft'uh njton. Dec, :..'. All
lirnt Bi
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.
han?., and con
.-?ed.
Irsel Britain Is prepar.
rosir,?
rattere- ?
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not
.
Gerr-1
and
.
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-
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Britain as a manu
I he ?hi
1 be
ZEPPELIN TURNS LAWMAKER
? ? lir-t
Cheasher ?,f \\ urteiuba rj-.
.
'-' ' ?
TO AID U S. DYE SITUATIC
Hr.i.iin \1 ?\ Mlrw Hi* ?iii.rmcnt
IArg-e ixkI from Jamaica.
. Dec -.' h
? DepSSrtasOBl tnat ?.reat Br;
1 airi WOtlM I'err ? ad atS '
?teal ? teas af logwood
? ?' ? .Jai-iaiin to '.he Unit
?tabs
? \ ? i n
? -??. . Ca? i mu
i eon-Hi .- ?? mod
dkioi ? ' ? ?
mplated .1 much larg
moven".',-,i af 1
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"It )i< hone?! thiv 'r?Ce i
dye?.* Brits ??ill short
be met. when ? f liecaaas
Jamaica will he "? utr.eil. ?
lofl ?-. the r-lat
.-?
? .>;? front
, ? State Di
partment.
-. -,
ANCONA'S BOATS
FIRED ON, BOY SAY!
Submarines Shots Continue
After Ship Stopped. Asserts
Survivor Here.
The Aral survivor of *r>e Ancoi
rOS Klare*] ?.vhe
he _| rived ? ?? on the Fabl
? . ?? ir wa
,,? hee
Stopped, aril ihm the liicboat?. wer
?' mbardrnei.* 11
vanni ?Je Marco, fifteen year? old, of th
?
-inking.
?'I ? - .era vhe
the aubsnarine was first lighted," D
- d, "The eagln?
?
on momentum, waiting i"r oi
der?. Wo were creeping along slowe
little
awav nur wirelcos.
"fhrr the shot? car e thick ai
Then loisible paaie an
hut the ? ress d "ul?l t.
woBsea int.
' tending
nppei ? i saw a boat pullin*
rs in n
it.
.
some of 1
??till on the Aneona. when the sub
' Aring
. Lout next to
by i
? ? ?er hat
lii? hand blo*.vn off.
oui women in I - S
ne, and ? little chilli who ha?
eparated from It? mother.
1 cou'i
' : o ha?
been saved ? I boat, We ?veri
ter severa:
? ? a eame fi
Palermo aiil stopn?"! I ! iboi . Ol
1 ? ough the ' ' ran ths
ran as close a? he uareil to the
Sre hune
over ? ? r< ? ?nwer
inc. hut :'o hoatile periscope wai
BRITISH BOYCOTT CHARGED
American Firms in Kngland Claim They
\re Sufferine. ThrOBgh Blacklist.
London. L'ec. :'_'. Varioui A;
mere.-i' .ring firms
n ar ?
said to he " s to a
the Bi tish
: ? \:.g aifilia
'?ior.
admit that rm SU!
?
able to
discriminar .?r
.1
?
hS or
It such tresl
? ce, for
? ?
-
I
? an
. ikna.l
i ?? c firm.
already i.ad sui
? vain to ascertain *"r
?-ar;*i
nat it.
o
DIPLOMATS FOREGO GAIETY
I'.-iee and Other? to Juin in Making
1 ..nili.n < h r let asas t.uirt.
Itjr (*?
?
?
circle?
this
Amb
?
?
i?
In a Sport Shoe for Young Girls
THIS Coward Sport Shoe for young girls combines
splendid service with comfort and gooo appearance.
It ? made of heavy chrome Calf with full double soles, and
nay be had in either tan or black, regular height. The
extra high model comes in tan only. -.This member of
Coward ^
Shoe
^."" / J
?*."?../ in an Heal shoe for out-of-door wear \V
?er growing girl*-,, a* it gives a helpful support ; ,
?M protection not found in ordinary shoes. I
A highly desirable shoe for skating.
We have your exact size in stock. j?. X
Sold Nowhere EUc ?ff /^ \
James S. Coward x?/ J?
204 274 i-.r-enw.-h St., N Y. /f**> *thfM. ?
?*** Otters _ tlUal S'-taJ lor C-M-HJ ^f /g
Biil-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii(. .^trtm\\\\.ii
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CALL ON BW1A?K
TO WIN BY SAVINC
Bankers Appeal >o Natioi
for Economy?"Task
Is Stupendous."
London, I?cc. ! ?
.
- ? over the * ignature of -.. ?
leading English bankers snd ^r ??
on the subji country's Ai
position. The
I . ? reasurer of t
Flank of Kngland. The nianif
part folleo S :
\ this is a time o* gres' ; ?
danger it if? Imperativs 'ha' svery eiti
?n realize the rastneaa of the '-or,
Great Mrituin has to perform in a lont
Success depends mainly upon thi
? i- Anancial resources of thi
e-"i-iibatants and the consequent, power ol
one of them to nihintain or add to it?
fightmg strength while the other.? an
?leclining. It la r.ot in dojh? that ths
Allies' financial resource?, whe.i full)
mobilized and wisely controlled,
vastly greater thai, the enemy's.
"The Allies' suceess in defeating the
enemy'? effor*? to cripple them in men,
munition? ai"1 money he'v.r* tl
aaaemble their full strength hsi
b**ough1 the war near- to its II is stage.
Indeed, onlj ?
smely, to pi
al I the money ne?
f new men am ? ?-.???*
quantitiea of arms
manu*"
?iiiig tne greotc
of tie immei of money needed
S ?special dutj
? - ? r eopl? oi the in particular,
the necessary tinanc;?.; re
source?. Their manufacturing power is
? es un
deatroyod; the r hut off. Thr
? . ;
'?? ?
Thi
:
ire great
.. . ; l .
.-.iin.n "'.?
??f the
in a ha . ? ' '? task 'i'
the s*.
man. thai
?he nal i gi? bo e?
on the produ? of i tall] ?
hat 1 of ??il non
. ?
old the eo
ntisls, a
t tl wsumption ?if t
their emeu
-
ell them to pa;: for good
muni; ioni for whi
? nt can be provided. Ol
n<idmg to and car. I
? ' r income, by - ?
i ign ?ecurit iea, bj ereal
-. will it he possibli
?
SW?DISK SHIP SEIZED
BY GERMAN WARSHIPS
Pursued Into Neutral WaU:
Report U-Boat Captured.
I.orr?;.-' , Dec '. '? .
'
w, "he Exci
. rgo ?
T. il g le-i": in I
.
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-
Two Germs - ?? I boa
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i f war. 'l i
many,
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.t Has inati
. ," of Rome, an Austrian
?
What Is the Gary Plan ?
Or
By ALICE HARROWS FERNANDEZ
Tribune readers Will find in this department a
clear ar.d nulhoritatiie account of the Hirt school
system, proposed for this citx. Questions of parents
and teachers will ?be gladly answered. 1 he de?
partment will appear on Mondays and Thursdaxs.
\\ H VI THK WIRT PI VN DOES.
Ii takes rbildrra of the ?tr?e.s
and k.-eps them wholcOBBSOb bus> at
?or!.. ??ud\ ..rid pla*. fur s?\ ?>r s<?en
hnurai a da>.
It iri'-es a'.i ?iiilurr.. |80l BO BIBCfe
r.radetni?- wo*- a?- the Iraditioaal
school, bu! h. Icagtheaiag the
s? boni dB) 11 R?? es lim?* fur pr.n
tical shi'P aVOek, ??rimer. dra-in_.
miiti'r, auditorium and pla) fur all
child rea.
\\ HAT THK V, M?t PLAN NE.-NS.
I o r:,r\ p.'-it ? x rhaaee to
rive bis ?hild the enr bed editara?
tional opp'?rt nr.i'irs usuill.? r'ifri-d
for the chtMree of the fa- ?-red le ? .
!o ;ea?h'.-'s?N,. .T.nre hni.rs of
ieaihing; mots eoBgeatal work.
To the ommuni:??Better ?ili
;-n?; belter sehoole for tees rt.s:.
Misr. ?Elizabeth Roemer, Settlement Head " orker. Sayi
Gary Plan Train? Child ior I.ifr*. Unites I .onv* ?and School
??;d Develops Self-Reliance and Cor.ccr.trnt:
s
'
iip'.-.h;
"I have been a public te
? ?
pared 1
thi - ' SCI ? IC burines world. Ri
?
?one si ont -? t. sai
of teachers is to 1 the pow, I
entretien. Thia i? not possiel
under ths i.ni-. plai In tl stai
liianging the pupil is retponsibl?
?.ne and the result is chao?.
TRO .:<i\'i) PUBLICO."
' ither -e?. her writs ?
oe car
'?led , i .
? ? ( ...
?
.- 1' i
maossible teach
or pupii^
e the
M es Boeaser, of Rtehassnsd Hill Mouse
?m Gar? I'lan.
.-,?'. M
bly givs thi
iwers to '.he'i
bmitl
.
? a i s last two yeai
- i| | ' ?
II.' ? e s p.'Oi,'.,- |
' ? .
? ' I '?
? ond ?I'll lio ? ? it foi
sd unusual oppoi'.um* ?
? ?
.n Sen * 'heir effect
: ? R . Hill House
n the settli mei - '?' ?
sd i
. ? ho;
i ele
?
? work. A
thei
lr. e?i
e , ,
? - ths
the cond
? ?,ar
I
it
tak< en1
? ; Miss Roomer ?h:.| :
i my o| on t h< two
THE WEATHER
VS.
THE MILK SUPPLY
THE RECENT snow storm caused one of the
most difficult situations with which the milk
man and the railroad man ha\c h-.d *o con?
tend with in many yens.
The delay ci the milk train made it impossible
to deliver your mil . with any degree of regularity,
but if yon realize what it meant tor the farmer to
a,ft his product to the country bottling plant, the
railroad man to move the train and the* milk man
to deliver the bottle of milk at you- home, we feel
sure that you will be willing to overlook the incon?
venience and mein*,' hardships which you have been
asked to endure.
To further add to t'ie I Onftl ion. the storm wrecked mr.ny
telephone ard telegr.i* n | oles, vhich mad? it impossible to I
know when the milk train would ardve i:i the city.
Thir. m.- !e :t necess.rv ;or the milk rr.en to rcn.ain on
duty almost continuously. Al the mule arrived, e_'h route
; . ive-i .1 portion O? ihii lUpply 'o distribute to
hi"* customer?, always kee'-iiit; in mitid babies and sick
people first
During the pa*?t two ?>r three week:; our a_ompa:*.y ha-?
marie it*-? of all its available re ourcct to the extent of BS_n|
the Fluid Milk that ,r<Hnarily would ?<o into the manufacture
o? Bacle Brard Condense?! Mill
All this ha*-, bren done with a high se**se of the rcspoit! ?
bilitjr and duty we owe to Oui fresh milk i onsumerr,. We
prim tin? information becas e we believe that j*oo sre inter?
este*1 and h.ive a right to know the i,hI^.
We thank von (o? v m confidence and as ure you tnat
we will always gtVB *f0fl our vciy besl servi., e.
BORDEN'S
FARM PRODUCTS DIVISION
? osl disting ... I . Ii a*e.
? ??? n-.n
sy and st - f,
? - ?
? them ; and - j
? ,.-?.?? t o?s
t.ir?. -'hivils Tram for Lite.
? ? '. seheo is ?? - coal?
i under ? hi?
the teachers tas? is to teach ehil
:r>.)<-i re,. '.fP condition to grow
tel gem ?? ??pabii .non
" ' Bien, P - s hai
? . r formation . . nr?
- ? ande? rloistered
re no relation ? ,
e. ?but it s
? luc? -,
e !" forma* .
? ' ? r thing
i Gar; it thi ?
. . ? i ?
? ? ?
....
, , . ? .
BWSy r'ro
'.n ing sequestered him in .
. ' - ths ?
? ? ? e ? i-- I r '?rr iptions of !. ?
. ideavors *.o tese.1, him "eon
tratien." and thinks she hassuecoed
?r.al! mite ke-?ps
... ? r,.r.* ,.,- recites >
f..irer.". indi ftl gl whsfj he ria;
oi ?;.?? not understand Then the child
? .i. a.? I kno* fn
i ? oi;;
the lower ?Veal Side af
1 bra .f.. up on.1er I I
gly lael g in the 00-a e
o' . .?.1 ent s 0 in the abil 1
;.ip?- practical kituationa in !?'?'.?.
? eally v, ithout the |
?
Noise and Work.
! ,(:. _.' - , BS B
develop lelf-reliance und initiative ?nd
he power of concentration, for ?he
? ? .??.'..
concentrate ander normal ? ?";
nder normal life condition?
1 mot. Koise or. tl-.*' playg
Of ran ?bet
I, h it the noi"
?'.-... f ?1 ?*na 1 -..i :. noth i lg
Tiffany & Co.
Pearls
Pearl Necklaces
I ?
.
I
-
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-
?
?
?
.
?r.<- ?-'?
1*0 '?- Mad) nr-?l Plaj Need'-t: f??r No
>?irk Cit* Children.
II
ill well t'n
rhicl irdinarj* city
; ?'?
?
- nj?le-min. i
Mac
?lou?*.i Street. I:
. ? ?? ? ? ... -:nans
7 ti. y
?
-
? ; Oil
? (he
ir two old hi ? - '?
.-> "i ?? .
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?
.
fth Av?
opproi .
menl
...
...
that
... i -, i at
? ? boy oi
.
? thir.f
\ . ?.
me
.
children - i an?l
?vai*ted m N'<" "i ork i
?
?
i
??) work tilth thi
..i
,i- and -linking
Children Inder lti<r* Plan Develop
Initiative.
Tue resal) f all t? s that ths ehil?
? nry are mort "? and
rave more initiative than eh.!.Iren
?'-' up ir. .he or.hrai v -
. s
? ?
.
itica. I was
ng on 'he costa ??nie
children we: ? ? help me in this
? ?- .......
? ?
? - . e of thi
tunies or w . , . done.
ind had
to b? d reeti y step '? ?
? ? Gar) schools i ?? ?r take
? - i. They niwaj ? rant
? reason why. That M] 9*
.?mbarrass': | sr. A? I said
before, the ?ir.r. ?y-rem i? a challenge
to the teacher, but once the children
understand sed F?*e the purpose of what '
they are doing, ?h?. werk is actually
easier for the teacher?, because the
children develop their own leadership
an?! help orgm: ;e thr work thenise ?**.
The thing, however, whick interest?
me most an a social worker
of the school on the home and COS!
The tome ari.l school are drawn
together in .1 ver netieeahle *.*.\ I
r\ampl?*t the ?chool devolopi .*? ch'Y
? .Treat levo for reudu.g. BtiBU?
lated by :'-.. .-. ori?. thc| ta??*
roe) the librar . ??id mar..
lite ia the parent? ko cob? im il -
te*-est??d ?11 the hooks, and. ?'onafqii'r.
? ,? in using the library. Sai -
.'a*, al tho library is packed
- - par?ate -7-..1 ?.ii??o! ehlidroe aad
habt?--? another good lesson in eOBCen
I. Again, the work of the chihlra ,
io the eehool gardent has latereated ti e
rarer.* ? ir ??."en? tha'
? parente have start?- I
iraniens n their own tiny ba?-k
^sp.cuous of aii. i e
il the way the .--ehoo! draw
' in the evening. It le
? : Btural gnthTir.g p'.acr 'or
the yeot.e coran
v the preeeBl Ubn .. ? <>o\.??.;? -lis*
.- :o o.ir ehaaged so-.a! :an.i .rdu?
.'._ IBB I he do -e
10 eeako c - ? t placee for children te
live la. Somethrg BIBBl 9* _BM 'o
.hange the cord ..??*? that tu.?? -ur
u?un?l them ir. 'he crowded te ?
diet riete ob the lever Weet av?l Fr?
????le?. The citv eaaaot atToni to
?' ? ? hildrei -neir kealth
a er.? und eag^r hope of acl
men! a? they ere ke 1 a* ??a ted
preeent tine. Menv institutions tad e -
gBBisetioBO are Bttaeking the p'ohleiii,
bal th?? fact is that tie school i? the
natural Bcenejr for th?* task bee?. .
ire- Moreover, ander Mr.
it 1? the natarel eo-ordtaat?
Igeal t'ui all other child uelfar?
. ?. I can a?*e not I at
r.n.'r:?' ... !?? tWf? Y-rt.' I ai'?l
ti?r school which ???.uY; --?.ver be pos? -
hie und?*.- the presen" svstrm.
Bankbooks as Yule Gift?
I- re hum'red worker, a' the I *? 1
H I . N ?'.. plan! of the Geaerel I
cal Company erare oroooatod with
. OOkl '. esterdav if which wer?? rt -
?orieii a 10 per cent, bonus for fhos*
who had been employ.,! a ve-ar and *>
per cent to those who had been em?
ployed IBM than that p?*riod fho
averag? hoBBJ on salaries of the | .?
:? nr.-i ">??- erai M& the *<jt_l .imnun*.
- ,000
& Altaian & Ct..
?Afternocn and Evening downs
?- reduce :ei of $18.90 & 22J 0
constitute ar o ?fe ring o' re na 'ka! b inte ?ci
now in e,!fe':A..
Departmei Dresses
Floor)
?fifth ltaratr-_8_ritiiati Xu*t%\t
.Mili and 33?ti| ?irrflfi Htm l?urk
mwrjm*mm?*?>?? ???.-?>-?,-r.^-m.m-fmr.^vr? * ??'-??' ?*? t **??**'
fc
'
/"-?'".'o .*t?|r
Haig?Gentleman Soldier- maybe the Cirant the English
are looking for, or he may be only a Burnside, but Will Irwin
tells in next Sunday\s Tribune why he was the logical choice
for the job of "organizing British victory. '
It is a timely article b\ one who knows the situation thor?
oughly. It you are curious ?is to the probable outcome of Eng?
land's action in swapping horses in the middle of the stream
you will surelj want to read ?t? it is yours to read if you but
speak to your newsdealer to-day.
<Hl?? ^mt?ag ?fribun?
First to Last-the Truth: News--Editorials?Advertisements _>_.
~

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