New-York tribune. [volume], January 07, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

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SENATE DEMANDS
^PRESIDENT
:an FACTS
Calls for Full Details ol
United States Relations
with the Republic.
DEPUBLH INS LEAD
ATTACK ON POLICY
FlB arui Lodge Quot? WUsoiVi
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old h? reeponaibl? foi
nmenaa damage the) ha?* Buffered
inarch) II.
h< wever, that he ?ppros rd the ??p
? enl of an emba? ?doi to M? ?i?
ike rare of th< \-. ricana ?it ?
av? not beei murdered ?-r driven from
try." He believed lhat the
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Mexico
g the Ai ? t . th?
thai had grown out >T
rmad of
I!.* pointed out thai I ar
?.in to dare to a ta
or," Mr I ...Ige
Baked, . capital, where the
head of th.- government to which h>*
ia ac. t of a ludlcioua i .
i own aafety, doea not dar,* to
go, or i? the amba? ador t.? fellow the
?ting camj.? *
v ' yet 1 am glad to ?ee the admin
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ted repi raentatts ea and
not onlv 111
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sharp Williams de
point ol the whole dla
? an] community
1 thi ,!.:'?.
? to inter/ere. Th..
t, he decl ired,
right < govern
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ARGUES FOR FILIPINOS
Senator Hitchcock I rg?s That Premia?
of Independence Be l'e?u*emed.
t .4 0
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depen
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the opening
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BUYS PARADISE FOR QUARTER
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OBREGON SERIOUSLY ILL
nr Throat Specialist Haateni to
? an.?ii/ii General al Uoeretaro.
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January Victrolas
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Arrive at Wanamakers
w Stocks of $75, $i00
$150 and $200 Instruments
I Ol $10 payment will put one o? these
n your home at once. Monthly
payments of a like amount $5 or $10 take
eol the balance of the purchase price.
0veri,000,000Homes
Own a Victrola
'I ' Ho/ mit in fitiUr ?mini '
V\ c believe then : no bet
?? \ en i< e to be lud
?uiywhere than in the Wana
toaker Victrola Salons; and
n(' in." . ompli te R? <?rd
Libri ? Send for the latest
N- '"?'", ? ( atalo ? and Wana
rri''k? i i dut ational tcrni^ ol
pun!,
1 " ' ? Sea Huild
? ICTROLA XVI 52??
jio firal -Miysnnatl \o\oooa $?<>
per in
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?lin Wanamaker
ii.-oadwav at Ninth, New York.
ERASE HYPHENS
COURT DEMANDS
Faultfinders of Foreign
Birth Told to Qo Back
anil Fight.
INSTRUCTS GERMAN
PLOT GRAND JURY
Federal Judge Declares Ameri?
cans Should Measure Up t<>
Standard ?>f I oyalty.
Fault Unding and ci itleal hj ph<
\ :? ? .-in - a ere denounced In plain
terms \, it? rdas by Judge II?
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rt of tl trict He
apaii ,i none ol them, and uig<
i. asr the eountrj if the) are nol
.??I with conditiona here
Tin- occaaion foi tin-, attach from
bench rame a hen ludac
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?i ? ed grand jurj that is in inquire
nit,? the b ,. bII Gei man eon?
? ? d m tin-, country.
When th?. twenty-third juryman had
been ?elected Judg? ' Bid :
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Federal Judsrc Hit*. Hyphen?
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government or who cannot
?ay thai !..? love? America
and forever. Every -\inet ,
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The , . mad? a I
able ' . the federal building
and ?- ????'! to he th? heal
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Members of ?.rand Jur*..
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;,". Hr . Brigg?, 154
Weal Nui.-t, fifth Strort; Irving* II
Bower, 12?) Fifth Avenue; Ramuel If
Ihm. 1639 le? ond Avenue; William D
Simonaon 100th s<te?r and Real Itivrr.
H chard S 'lin iii.i ?. ?o Fifth Avenue;
Perei M t. ?> ai?, ion Broadwa* .
1 ''in Ir- S I lark. Ill I *at Tl ?' in?.Tit
\ ?nue; Arthur <? Phoate, 18 Wall
' ? ? I . Hnr'..ri R Hal,Uni, M Wi-*.'
I- Ifl) fifth Stre? t; Jame? W Barker,
?I ?Teat i l '??! .--tT...'t. Bdfai A l.,.?.
? ! Bi treel Mbeii Sell*-;.
man. ?Hi Wall Street; I-tank .1 Mnrks, '.?
1 h i -\ eighth ' treet, and .lam?*?
i i eat? i. 185 I i ntral Parh Weet
Pledge f??i "America lirsi"
Used t<> Wipe Out Hyphei
"America l irBt" is thi- pnrp*o?aa >.f a
pledge campaign atarted yeeterday by
th?. American Defence ?Society in r?,
operation with ?h?- Daughter? ef th.
American Revolution t?? register riti
'? na of foreign birth.
in pian- of th.- hyphen, the campaign
offer? thii printed alip; "I plrdtr?- my
?elf t?. ?tend for Amerlea first, t?> give
her my undivided allegiance in all
ell aa la pear* I
do thia ..:i' .?!' gia'Iti'.l.- r.> th.- land af
raj adopt loi e il ha ? ?.'?* aa ma
: ??.-. . ?,.i oppoi t unity.
"I ; ill elf ti defend it by
ever) meana In my power whenever
culled upon through tin-.teaaity af In
r . and promise to
teach my ?-hil.lri.ri and friends t<? re
rere, i ? ipe? * and len ?? the Unit ed
st.-.', - of tmertca to th.. best "i thelf
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i" Robert I Irlmahaw, <?;' Kew "i orh
IVnivei ' Newcomb Carltoa
?poke ..ri preparedneaa at n meeting <>f
the Special Aid Society, WI Fifi vu
nue, ?? ? la ?fternooi
Mr?. V \ Rartli. I
. un ? a-il. ng thoae i" ' aenl ? are: Mrs.
William ? Potter, M. ? lohn A Logan,
? ? !? ? - < ..Id?, .ir . Mr*?.
h.r i aopei Hewitt,
lohn < M i I burn, M rs. .lam."?
Brown I'.r, Mr- Allen Gouverneur
Wellman arid ? ounteaa Eila Pastel
SHOTS END HANDBILL ROW
Quarrel iiu-r DlitiibatloB Seatters
( ros? d.
f < par row a- I Mori - Teitelbsum
-,? ?bout ti.?- diatrlbutioa ?f
". ? tree! Brooklyn,
Sparrow wh pp< .i "it .. ?<?
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ROOT ADVOCATES
'NATIONALLY'
In sttite Defence Commit?
tee Blocks Support of
Guard Foundation.
FORTY-EIGHT HEADS
BAR TO EFFICIENCY
l.eydeckiT Resolutioas Postering
Militia System Stir Up
Opposition.
"I should aol ? It? ta ?? a the prepai
? .I?. pi ogi as me founded i n thi
-iational Guard i hu Rool al
th- Hotel Manhattan, reaterday, at a
la. a*a-11 ri ?(? i.l' tl.? I V.,I ,4 Stal B ' "?'
ttee ?<n National Defence, appointed
. ernoi v\ hitmaa.
"I don't think an . lf<? tiVC net
i rray ean be made af ''??r'.s *-1?^r.* di
?king ta f?,i tj ? ighl dif
i.n-iit governor? ?..i theii 4u?,p..it.
1 h.* ?> at? rn'?? toe i olitli -? ; he .<?>
onal Liuard can't be ?? i effe tti? sa a
nal arm] looking te i
national authority. Anv ?? ft iciri is/i
? ? ?? i nalioi al defen? t mu I ?? ba ?
? ational, . ? '
Mr. hn.it empl
the dul
of a i a ?!.*?, direct to 11"
?aid thai the cri il ".i nf i
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for ?t?te leaialation and othei activ?
ity, but ibou be a i ? I
national lyatem, to facilit?t? I Hi
effectived blocked that part o
i .?olutioai before the eomta ttee arg
ing a fuller maintenance and aupport
? i i State National Guard.
iwi in by
< olon? I < hurl*? I. I.r, a ai >?
i ??:? ri .1 t., a %.;i. i omi ttee, itinp
of ex-Ambassador Da? ' Hill,
chairmai.
i i,;?.i.i-i I ej ?l.. liar' resolution?,
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opinioi Mr. II
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le B. Corl
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em repeat? i m....,
tioi .
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To Visitors in New York
At the Automobile Show
\ ou are here in great? i
numbers than eier !? tore.
Some of yon are hn* ing
difficulty in rinding hotel
acct immodal ions, ? \ e n
though we ha? e in \< w
York over 2.50 licensed
hotels, ?some of them ac?
commodating 500 to 1,0*00
people.
It i*>a ?_? real eil\ vou arc
\ ?siting now larger than
London; the larges! pity
m th?' world. It lias its
|*opiilation of over five
and (i half millions, m ith
?i million nit ?r ? suburban?
This, then, is to invite you to attend
The Annual Wanamaker Sale of
Men's Suits and Overcoats
It is the largest men's clothing .sale held in the world. It is
worthy of the world's largest ? it'..
It opened Wednesday and did a months business in one
day; sold as much clothing as main good size clothing stores sell
in a whole year.
The .Sale continues the balance o? this week, and until all the
clothing is sold.
It began with more than 1 2.0(H) suits and overcoats -
\\ anamaker grade offered at average third under normal prices.
Suits at $12.50, $14.50, $18.50, $23.50
Overcoats at $12.50. $14.50, $19.50, $24.50
Fancy suits, black and blue suits; fancy and black and oxford
overcoats.
All sizes for all men that can wear ready-to-wear clothing?
large, small, stout, slim and average.
All guaranteed as though full price were paid.
And no charge, for alterations.
Come Direct by Subway Astor Place Station.
? :. ; ? '?? ' : ?> Iway, corner Eifhl
J () H N W A N A M A K E R
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?tes coming into it every
dav, l" work: and marly
a quarter million more
\ isili ir*-,. among n hieb
number VOIT, who read
this.
It is the greatest1 city
?n the w<?rl<l. also, in com?
merce and in wealth. Two
billion dollars of the mau
ufaeim? il products <?f the
I 'nited Mates | iHie-twen
t ?eth ? are made here, ( hie
billion more, made m
other parts ? ? tins ? -? > 11 r i -
t y\, mn - throng}] this port
tn foreiini poiiutries, and
one billion in ire comes m
through the port, in nor?
mal times.
One-half of all Hie
men s clothing m?i<l?' in
the I iiilcil stales is made
m New York City.
^ on are interested in
automobile**?, < if course, or
you would no1 !??? at the
Palace Show; f>ut you
are in te reste* I in clothing,
as well.
And you are interested
in business yon are hiis,
ni ss nu n.
I fur th? tir?* tinir, ?,, rr,rnrn??rit j,n th?'in
was spontaneous if nol enrefvll) ten
I sidered rhe reeolntlons ?'?ll?'?i ii",r
the State Legislatur? to "??el in th?*
' in I,' '<f ti,, ... e< ?sit', that the law r?'?r
? ? ? r male youth ?.n i?r
taininc the Bare ef eighteen years has
th? <i -.?i '11 * ?.? anil th? duty of s asembei
I I apoa lnrri." and to
nuke |ir?,'laion thai h? may be ralle I
?m f,,r militan lutj m' uri'. time, until
he ; ? forl -, live tears old
JORDAN CONDEMNS
MILITARY SERVICE
Voluntary or (Compulsory, Even
for Defence, Opposed Says
Army Provokes War.
? ?? Haven, Jna S Milite ry i cr
?.i,,- m Miiv form for colleg? ander
.?i*?'? w.. condemned to dnj In
the "Yale Dalli M< na" hy Pre
|,.-,?.;.I Ftarr Jordan, cf Leland Stan?
ford I 'ill' a t ?
II?- -in,!:
"If it i? for the defene? of th?
try, I may say thai I am oppo led
t'> military ?er ir? m n vnliintRrv F?'?*
'?r irn| rastlf more ?'rnnirlv appOBSd
ai i eonspol".r-, rai ttsi
"Military ??rvle? r?? b<.?*r. ?h* b?n?
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tion?, iii in .'-'wif *<.rlar.<'. Il exist? ir?
rr, ,,.? f'.rrn, i|*s?nrn?<1 lolol)
Invsaion ?Tara II not foi *.. .larder
sold proa : rr-, .-> t,? ^ i,<
fnviir ??i ths mor? efficient r,,- *
rxpenorve ph-.-?.?-?! trainina* ol
i.r^.,i,] i? ?..i ?r nations Ita ; urpoaa
ha? I??'-?! avowedly the maltirij' al
I . ' -.r inch n r t n < a' . . ? ? ?? usual
f? raiula ? hieh ... -.n?'
"Placa the anay in the centra of
the national tage, k??*n th?* l-.mHi-fht
. ? ? 01 t, and .aor 01 itet
tha curta'a, although held '!'>-?*n hv
the prayera of iij/lki.?/?<? wotaon, will
DO ' iritf -ip an?l th? bloody ?ir.ir.. i
heifiri
"A-isrrr Ins hrn latoly adopted ? ?>'?
tern wh?r?l<v bo**a at ?bout ixteen
? between two ??>. ? h ka
i-nrh y?:?r In r.imii an?l drill The tirn**
? too -hurt to have much m;'
?i*-nifleaa*-; tha teaching ii f.?o bail
.-?..- ?- mueh physical '.a'ue. The
experiment has been found extroi
r-iatiy nv l th.- sccoptod reason for It
war sni'?.? :n regard '.. lapai
to n height of international il
"But without -hit..- reference
' a n a; 11> I " 'enemy' th?< ?I? mod
?,f An'r-s'. a esald hardly hav?
? .-?.??? 11
ear may I to
? ? mil;
a (I r?n rool rhen
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th? mar
??-.,. ? i ? rreater the sacar
tandi tisse ?4
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GENERAL DODGE BURIED
lull ?Mitar* Honor? ?t 1 unirai ?if
?god Veteran.
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?ral ?ir ? ' ed ?t
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fall i Um
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Sehnoi', ro-jrt?. publi?! Mees ?nH
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