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GUNS ON VERDI
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State I officials said ti
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APH FOR HONOR,
WILLIAMS URGES
Warns Senate Repeated
Outragea Come w ith
Weakness.
?"U-BOAT MURDER
MUST BE STOPPED"
"Threat Will Increase Unless
America Can Make Her
Protests 1 -'i* It."
[ From Th* Ti-1'niti? nur?au 1
Unsl-in-fton, Jan. I>. "There Is on?
that catino! be poatponi
SnatOI John Sharp \\ II
of afiaelaalppl- told the < hnrriher to
.lav. That thinjf, he declared, sva? a
I demand for the cceeal
\anntor-. murder en the ?ea? of
And to mal ?? auefa a
?lemr.' urn
? a now. The attack wa no1 one
of the future, the Senator inaiati
? hand.
"\ .ii ask whether we uns to expert
? ?Ion," aald M? v" I ?ma "I
' ?? honi yo?, h?v,- m???t ?o fer
aggresslea Is th? victor, fully ?rmi?
? ?tig "
lin? Senator elted lbs c? a of Hu
garls to ?ho?*- that lick of ssaaa
i ,.,a? prevent aggieaBlvc w?rfnr
Bulgaria, ba pointed tut. had f? ? *t,:i
two war? and *aa? lighting It? I h i r
w?r within a few years, sfter th? tw
previous stragsjlee hud mrli "beat
-, I 'he nutmn
"Bat." Staates Borah ashed, "des
the S'.ri??,,- reell) 1 .v. .? tt,?t we RM
'l.r, nt'i*.-' .??! out of ? rplrlt "f par
, ion?"
"Il i? cot ?,i much Sttael a? hnllvlti
I fear." real ?d tb? white haired M I
1 ?ir-.?;'pi?n. "If thi? Is ta be ? ojeoetio
of sn actual attach I deeliaa to anawei
I Se ti?'' aril It to ht ing , great
national i*?ue int., the daei al ?
diri ?iai
"liut 1 n,av po right SjOS
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h? leve?, wl itever 'he law may bo, th i
we biaa,. mad? ? a ?allies of then
? ?
' I ? ?itnck I fear will asaount onl\
to hullying n; flirt. Bui the Asaerli ,
BOOpI ? will not ?tand bul'vlng. Ther,
nave ' e?n ? le'lest? ajees? loa ?
I th,- attack?, on merchant ?hip?,
the block?,I- an i i there. Tier? wil'
he plenty for the diplomat? to talk
i b ut And tbelr i es ?? Will be
? d e*n,-tly by the strength el ear
t ?vy N'ow. if the American prop!??
) nd ?cn?e et.ouch to ?lind bollvlng and
let It K" at that it mif/ht he ?'.1 right.
'? I h aven '1 ha? I ?
and I, f? r one. ?m nol hung ring and
thirsting ti have them ???t it.
Hullir.i hi H?,tb Side?.
"We've already been bullied, haven't
**e, by both sides 1 One great heiliger?
es! ha? vio',?tr?l almos? every la*v that
protests our com-,cree ,,n the high
peat. Po you SU| thai we stand
any poorer chance, whin wo come to
PART OF IT AI TAX I.IMK'S PREPAREDNESS
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I ai ?
ment arman mer
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equipped for ,-rton ara:
"Fii i manned 1
1 rnr
a.-- 'i whole un
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men < :
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.An officiai report on the im
from Collector
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i eon.
taken
by M i
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Kathleen
1 Parlow
yond question the
>'*;?4' world's t woman
/ ^* violinist, will p : you
as you heard her
play in person, if you luve
her exclusive
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
The pure song-tone of her ren?
dering ol Rubinstein's "Mel?
ody in F," her whimsical
brilliance of treatment in
I Dvorak's "1 i ke," and
the beauty ol her interpre?
tation of Si hubertVMoment
Musical" arc caught with a
lure .sense ol reality that brings
the artist vividl) bei< re you.
You'll enjoy a ?genuine ?r
treat it jrou ask youi dealt*! I i j.? ay
thebe Parlow records tirm^ht.
?aaajaa
Graphophone Company
Dealer i soorywksT? /^'\^^^>\
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answer that w? airead] What
i call It wha-n a power a
?,ur women and children, whoa
?;nie is called to that power's at
;i and it to.K?, ai I
crime on more worn?
and aa_-ain
trates thi ??
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o? diplomat
thai the)
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? t tins
it can turn Its
snol her ally,
. , .ria, if
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I ?'? ? speech ?va? the
first d European
?ting to American need?,
und wa- ..
.??les- the Amerieat |
it gj
?irm.
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brou
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threatened BOW, and the threat will
We heai talk of the ?af, ry
that will come to os through the as
the European :
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! When, with n million i o-n
under arm- she must ?ymeni
bach into
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talk thai -.ru them, If we are un
ed thai '
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be I I
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to the ?ame degree, hu-, r -,
lar issues. Thete have to do with
comnu r ee, ns an
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. much Interested m co'ton a?
T.at f'n ?rhatever dama*-? is ?tur.o tu
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ment may at til
a r..ul jury I irould beal
h- ht till a ealmei tl
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be a a
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the dec:*ion of the man I
Lx ]i re 11- . - a ma:, ivho ha?
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Czar Calls Rr-*-ervi-t- Hpre.
I'hiltidelpi la, Jan 8 \ aeeoad cell
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1 urk.-r. Buaalai C? il foi PI
phia 1 be cell eem i froi
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?on over all 1
S. A??mait & (Cu.
EXTRAORDINARY
ONE-MONTH SALES
Oriental Rugs
Including :.o":ection of Chinese Rugs
Household and Decorative Linens;
Blankets, Comfortab'es and Bed*
spread.-; Pluslin Sheets and
Pillow Cases; and White Fabrics
These SrJes are now in progress and w!!l
b: CJ7.1:::\* iL ^.. ?.).:,;>.ol? J-in'?ivy
?ifllj Awniif - -SaviUmi Anritt?
3411? and 35th &trrrtn jXnt. Uxxrli
Judgment will do the rest
Consider the location value of the Rjfiuitahle
Building ils Broadway prestige, its Downtown
cent ni lit y is accessibility for the office staff, its
condition of newness, its modern minute facili?
ties, its day and nighl service, its character, as
Inline ?ni li\- ils tenants, and its reputation for
pleasing those tenants then consider the res
Bouableness <>! EUjuitable rental costs, and your
business judgmi ni w ill do the n it.
Equitable Building Corporation
120 Broadway
DANIELS JEERS
EVIL PROPHETS
Tolls Automobile Engi
neers Import Menace Pre?
dictions Arc Nonsense.
.hu?tre. Oary ?n?l "thcr? who have
; ?Bled thai I ' 'ha Ku
A:,,?T!, a fl
ng ,-:' !,. ma
?ndui 'ry, u ' "
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WILSON UPHOLDS
MONROE DOCTRINE
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<?? and
of c ' that
'. of a
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| of commerci
from the gi
l'a?as:.,n th? I ifniv of Truth.
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cuse it *v.i? r-r? rod thai
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.f Automobile '? ! ?
s?.rvo as the " ?' ' on ilting I
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to th<
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COL. HOUSE REACHES
LONDON, SEES PAGE
Denies He Is In Europe to Reg?
ulate American I'.aibassies.
;,,n, .Nu- ?* ' - i. M. Mou??,
: ant 1 il rspi
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?/ith Walter llir.ir? PaffS, lh? American
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PERSIA'S KISSING
NOY- 336 PERSONS
11!) Passengers ami 217 of Crew
Not Account id For.
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made 'o-nicht by the Penlnaulai
- . ? that
the number ?>f board tho
. >. not been ace o
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l rassenners and
217 >? ? rhe crew.
WILSON PLANS ILLINOIS TRIP
May BpeeJi at Bpiin*"fleld*a Lincoln
< elebratloB February 12.
* Wil?
. will (-o to Springfield, III.,
Pebruai ' .n?i ? eel?
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The
Tho
r en
it he
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LVOBSE SHIP SUNK: TWO DEAD
PrlJtjof Naneen, for Rotterdsn,
. i h Channel,
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of that con
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rent oi
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al! the material community ??* Intere?!
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terest I hi told a
i
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led Into I ' ?? I the
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? tton what
amunity of ma
.. Inter
'1 hopa I can I - to you In
orda. I do
???m a mere partnership in tho
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..- ? *,? i few
?. that
politic? fl ?
f any
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moth a i . it
au i are
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rit] ?
other
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are polltleallv It
ther, all thsli
?
It be 'rue, a? I h >r e it 1?,
.- ' ? - ? ? during thu
. ti i yon arc
celled to con?ider are apparently ?o
i |
ui'ain been drawn back to the p
act of American 11
-
on a rock.
I'i'tineH Monroeism.
"1 he M ?'? i ?? D
? I m"!il States un bai
.. i been mai: *
?in her
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ild
>? this
f the Al ? ...
the I
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up in a
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%W,Wt^ttm$c(?sx
*aj_/ UAS,Wa*<>ZCQ}f'l(lU?VK'nUf,^ ??'
ARE NOW ?NDUCTLNC:
^Qlosinq-outofa?
Juntera h}los
AT.ABO?T HALF-PRICE
ty/iomost opportune butjnu/
event ofJthe season
? hithert , ted th?
'. .- >in,l confidence an?
Amorieaa.
I r-x hav? not
? ?
Bui oved.
has h"??n a ?<ri
' aan th,
Vashingtoi
? i ?< r- pn ??< ? ? rd the other ?tnl
this hemisphere, an Intorenan -
trmtna and I af Lwcnuae
sure appre
? rlt In an
.- ? '. ha.'o
If America ? I a Into
in u
f i 1er, a] - ? *
.
that ' hereafter d ibl -nen
"II that this
i
>? to foroaan basa It will b?
a ? omplisl sd.
in the r:rs! pac?-. ->y the states of
Amr-r
- -ecor i
:.-"jute?
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and set I
and the s rec???
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ant will p?>r
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I -.*? what set ? rant,!.
m*n tioaaj pt**?
r Ameriea. bul ? ??.-. ..
Amai.se. If Amerleat itatet ?-, ??'?
- ,!,
'"-"*?' 'S |
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on" II It Bl
Interest I the ??
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which have spreng U - - :. ?
'AT.
"i. *is
?thing u arias *n
I rayed for for many a gensratisg Ft*
..r? biased, la th? S rat *:. ae?, K 1
m ? -traegai ??*? s a.-? ???
- ? har.diotr.* - .
reatreint and reapeet for th?
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amn: .. itatea?4
Tbei a-?
. In abort, upo- ? | tverai
i of Jui laits
I '.nlH
" i ?a tli
BS~B
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md ? I ?rita asas
it 11 -n?; u
?{Tentad te America I tkll ,;rr)
OB hii ' "'
A Factor of Strength
The length of this Company's Directorate is properly
: rded as a tactor o? strength, for it embraies tine
Ku.jwiedge, the experience, the judgment, and the
vision of twenty-eight prominent banking and busi?
ness executives.
DIRECTORS
Vioccat Ai. -r.
(Jeo F. Baker,
t ; jini.a.i Firsi National Ran*
Stephen Baker,
Pre?. Hank or* the Manhattan Co.
Nicholai Biddlf.
: Estate
Ceo. B. Caae,
tc it ? aac, Attorney?
Thomai Co. aria.
Pi ?sident Libert] Saturnal bank
Hear- J. Coahr.n,
\ u.e-l'rcs;aiei,i
E. C. Conyerie,
1'rcM lent
Jou.a I. Down??,
.:,% ?. ?instruction
M. FrieJiaip,
Presidenl J', Airman Sc Co.
loberl Walton Cmlet,
Thornii Hiidt,
V'icc-Pretidcnt
Franci? L. Hme,
Pre . lei i ! ?r-t \jt . <
i.nald,
Vicc-Preii
Edg.r U Mints?,
ii.air A; t.o irlsr.ker?
Gatcl W. Maljirr.il
r1:-? Mat k Mfta ? Nsi'l Bank
Charla A. Peibaxljr,
I'ci. Mutual Lit? Ii,? . ce I
D. E. PomrroT,
- i ? lent Banker? I rut Co.
William il. Poetas,
J 1'. M ,.... ?t Co . - ? ?
?fcward Pronrr,
President liinU.-i I i ?
DaoielG. K id.
Mfn.her Exec. ?Com. Lehigh \ ai. K. R. Ca.
Doilglai K.bioauo,
Real Est?t*
Archibald D. Ruiiell,
A.ei.aidtr Ii aHeVaSB,
Vue Presi cni
Charles L lilt???,
Vue-1 -?
H. K. Tvaitab II,
Pr?s, t nru Hink
Theodore N. V..I.
Prca. - ? -. o.
Albert H. W,,,,D,
Praaideni
Bsior (.Tntsi (foutpant)
Trustee for Personal Trusts
Fifth Avrnue and Th:kty-S:xth Sthu?t. New York
asas
:w<?
Artur
Bodanzky
Kstingubhed
Conductoi "t " i
Metropo?lan
Jy Opera House
and his impressions o
i'. ISf-atX
KNABE-AMPICO
"W'liilc listening to the ma
pretations of the world's n ash /?* of tht
Pianoforte, I teat < nchanU ? ! v its I ??
touch, exquisite coloring and dynamic ? re
cisi?n. These amazing characterii
en m ?fined :?.//'/ /;
Knabe Piano, gi\ e to the tcorld an instru
ill tit of ? i rfeclion. It (?rentes tht r
von tliat the Artist U personally \
D.iilv Demonstration?, in the Ampi? ?> Stlstno?
KNABE WAREROOMS
Sth Ave. at ;i9lh St.
?m?-Migdl

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