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MAXWEls IZeVa
rA Motor ?Soles Corp y
f BrMckervaf SMSfrvft ?
? aw ??r aW jsr __r &*
Dealers !
You r.tf welcome f.t the Max
weal Ha?tel Ht-acquarter?, Room?
101 aj.o 103, the B.iimore.
10 BAR EaXICUTIOX PUBLICITY
h,rch?f> Will l.?rlu?!e Ne? ?-paper M?
fron .. I Death House.
,. b? ban ?d I b
rVal :
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THOUSANDS TO TALK DEFENCE
i\ and Philadelphia I>?1?
aation? foi I atigteaa.
Bgns an
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r?.?5. - . . ' and r*in#
-. -ect'.on of
I National
, ton, Jan
rtprescnt
. Bt?M and
. ial num
ed to woi
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YALE FUND RETORTS $90.683
nl hx
'?* Bs < ontrlbated t?> alumni
1,162 ^^^^
Durinf
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THE
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STERLING
NEWYOHK
^ New Roadster
?f Highest Quality
a* a Price Every
?ne Can Afford
HUE _, Entirely
x^^af%ss? Equipped
Booth C-IO
. Ai the Show
m Yurie-UWbroadwaj
OUST DEMOCRATS
IS ROOFS ONE Al
Tells Republicans Nex
four Years Need I inn
Hand to ?Save Nation.
RAPS "SELF-SEEKERS"
IN PRESIDENT RACI
Harnes Say?. Voters Must ( hot!
?Man of U. S. Ideals Depe?
Calls Wilson Note Writer.
A ?trong- p]< n for political pn
'? '.? . vs-f,? made by ei
'? I Root, ai
? ' si .in dinner . i the Rep i
t lab, la*t Bight, in horn?* .
dont, .Tanses R Sheffield
Th* saggasl ? prevailed that It irai
' I ?hup?' the cor- ? ? .
natlenal eaaipalga, a th due
tion 4*:' ths eaoat pro,,-r .
the party, ?ml to got ?get bet *
a majority agali it
arhieh the
lieana and Progr? aivea
sgaiasl W\ son la 191 :. N<
lirnmrr,.- ?j, annoanced, however, bj
*' the ?; . risers.
Wilson's administration *.?.-.
erously attacked, ai .-?, wen
*-*r.v\* oot " v ?om? ,
lneluiiinj; ?Chauncey M Depew, D B
Odoll, .'r, a- H tni rnea, again?)
the Intrusion of "ambitioui doma
. .- as " It ssB?. ? ? . il '.- that Mr
Barnes, one ot Colonel Rooaevelt ? btl
te real
??'fit of honor at
arith nigh
by .Mr. R? ??!. art
"It i? wiao at I
Root,
group bj i- ? oughta
of another group. T n
fronte I in
the im?
ana,
"Ir. tha nest foui jreari a II occur
the mi t ci sat of American i?
triotiair ??or i, ty I that teat
? ? ? ?
1 .-. , .s no*, our p-' set I It
?.. - ".iis an,I OUI
aational eharactei
ami unsflr'i.-h. Our Iwo great pi
place in th? noi
urity of oui
' ? ? ? are ?or I >?
?d out
thB*. unleaa we
re*.?on.< they aril] be i
other like an at \ out of
h theatre."
Statesmen IT. S. Hope,
Mr ""ames ?poke or
.-le . , ? seping su?
? .
the present Europea) i tation and
preparedneas, Mr. If ir? ? -
h.'fore tl
M order
throuf we go
ion ?
" v - le revolution for
a- ? ? - 4 " ?Satabliah ng ths
nit?
?
ganda.
?? imanship I
serve th i
rock ? il life; to
thai
.. how
\.:y de
ntei
?
em, . Isea her?
Monn a contended
the D rin?
I .-. Ideal to l.uide at I'?.lls.
highest acl
? ?
com] a.
.
aleetioi and >a e.r.d o? man whom
th< i ?
Bai said ;
i
i estai ? bn to be ci.?>
.
not be om ? i 'I ?.r !.. ??
evei t i eonti ed bv the the .
. idual greati -
or conquest, but '? on? whoa?
mind i cons th?
?.???.
heart feeli that,
* recognii
.
of God, ! - itlon of the real
?
?
toi Brow i tin i ed the. *
sir*--?? litu
city go ven
?
onomy um: retrenchment sr-e not
' ? .
H, laid that I u lai dii treaa fol
, . ...
| The a*Tnirs of the ei*> had retched a
a her?, the <
i.--,'?' and Improvidence ??f half
tan meneeed ,?, eontforl and
i ?" q ll reatened la restrict the
' ' ' ? ? useful m.niclpel act.? It)
11,.' city's standard of wage? and ??I?
rles **?? from M t,* 10X1 , er rent Kr.Ht
er than n oth? pnrt. ..f th?, ?.??t.
LAY STRIKE RIOT TO PRIEST
Summit Worker? Knit trouble. -Want
?lergMnan ? ?,,.ir,l
: '. N ?' . )?? " Wte- ?n ?11
nigh! ronf?renc? ?? th? ranciaste? of
?hich th? Summit Silk Ml ' strlk? *???
I, it **-a? ?groed thai in appeal
b? i ?ad? ta Catholic Bishop OTon
noi a? Newark te transfei from Sum
mit th? Kl-*- faul Kaeear, th? Byrian
priest, **li?> i? arru?e?l of c?u?in_
Iroubl?
'. hi ?-, nf?r< ?? consistid ?f Paul Oeii
t1 h pre?!dent of th? mill; ?ever?!
lawyer?, John B, Wahrt and ?? delega
Mon r?pre??ntlng the ?trlk?rs| Meyar
Franklin, Chltf ai Paite? Brawn and
several ?rher official?.
n , mill won th? ripht t?* cando?! ai
. hut agreed ta ihr ?atar?
?cela ?.- I ? i ?nk? back two ? m
?ia-tivr in the strike
C f. TOWNSEND ROOKS SOLD
Alken ami Cralkahanh illustration?
Spur to Kiildi-rt
Record prices were ? rale, se ?s
port? ?nul, at th? sals of th? library of
the late ? har?as Cooper 'I ownsend, held
i A': , ricen Ail Galleries. Th?
Uken ?? red prints nfld Crnikshanh
.:? comma..ded th?
The 1 ? : wi?i
I ?? n, for thirteen vol
I
igasi ? i i
? and
*. ken. < ruik?
|:. . ? ? .- Eg? rton
and oth?
fei
on th? I ii
George ?nk, ? ? i1 edil
. mes, eon I
. I . George ( ruikshank Foi
Ii Weis obtained s i
? i- ? ,'i,l pen .,?
rge ? ;
: ?? N b
? , i., | ? ',....- Britai ".." , on
. Henry
Alken.
.?
2,000.000 BABIES
CRY TEUTON NEED
?.??tinned fron page 1
t th? ofTire? of Dr von
Mach'? comn ttee Mr. Gro?s?, who m
ai \ ? i here on a
a ? ' -a ' I . ? ,
? .'. I, ? i and ' >r
the W ?r.
: ? fin-. '
.. ? .."' I throughout the
riv? from
milk pro lucti
for tl ? very w?
Relief Plan? Inder Way.
"I -? before th?
On the bi ,?1 w? re
peered
?I
ept the i re for
I ihould ai
'i h< th?
presen!
in Germany and Austria-Hungary have
n ? ? n officially to 1
i . i
he ?ii
"I have 1
I'i von Mach. "I
??real need in
o?
H A
the Fr?
out that by
.
. i .-, ? .i g th? money
ie?."
? ?'fui "."
I," i <*?
; rhe neeipapera
? ons nt th?*
v. orld | th? necessity for im
Fatherland
? irn i ?.i'i:
.
If the appeal i th? Allii
M? .. || turn
ention to the shipi
?uari '
be ? sd, sug
,
ppllea ab oad?
"Wha
"a ' , Il II ,11 ,. ,, ' ?
i ind?" 1 lr -? ?m Mach was
its, such a? butter and
Wheat, too, most
. ... ? ,
i have attempt? d already l
of ne?', lard and con
i milk acrosB, 1 was successful
ting snoagk condensed and
powdered milk to make three tons
mixed ** ?th wat? i "
?a generous reipon??
"Wi t? rm ?Valaach? of eon -
? ? Who run turn ? ?leaf car
1 ? In one if 1
'
,. rarning to the people of Gei
it i ter a b< ?? ' ard
? it thi Id busbar : I
food supplies and b? s eareful
s,))]?' . mption of the
'. W by, the i
? i- be mad?
BB for i ""!. It
? ? ? pi i p r i nkli
. ? irnbs ?'ne;, had to spar? in
the wi ,''.>, tr,,rh the
? to these | bcci foi their
food ? the future and not to the
I of the G i - i
ARMY AND NA VY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OE WARSHIPS
C ?ariiar? '
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CHINA GAGSPAPER
TO PLEASE JAPAN
Peking Daily Charged
Tokio Was Spreading
Rebellion.
TELLS ALLIES NOT
TO WIN ?CHINESE
Nippon Calls Extension of War
In Far K?st an Idle
Dream.
Peking, Jan. ?V The government hn?
aii| pre??,?| tie "Turn ChoapaO," ? Pek
In?.: dally, ?t the rei?ii?-?t f,f Kkl |
Japanee? Mini ?? r to I hii k. i.craune the
paper pablli ?d barge? that J ??'-'
i? I ' Omol lag the r?-'. ??lui l,,n
Preaidani Tuen Shih-kai i? movingI
?1! military ?tor?? from centre? subject
ta, attack l,y revotai onaries Evan bo
fare Ik? laeent attempt ta capture th?
I gi un Aiaenal, Ht Bl ingbai, much
of th? machinery had be? moved fram
:' srsenal to ?he llanvarif; Arsenal, a*.
I! tow, Milil u ?;, i tores at Shanghai
m be? r?hc law, welch
i^ t ;ho Interior on th? railwaj eon
g Shenghi
n .a Bj bel ween thi two pe
" k*' ?"? ?? rn r; I I I 000 p eked
tri ?pa ?'. Nanking, and < abinel mem
, i.rr eonfldcnl th?r? is no ehancc
.ni?? ?f 'i. idministratien to
pi. ii.c- dissal b. A boat th?
natnbei - I ?sated ?1
ia a",i b1 '?* ici ing and Hanyang,
.?Inch adjoins Hankow, and, with it.
form on? ?.-:,.-?
Japan Declines to Sanction
( hi?ese Help for Alii- ?
?, Dec 18 Th? ?n of
tl , Alli?e thai China be br< gh( nto
ivora
?d in Japan. Th? pie ?
: unmistakable antu?uni-m t?, the
I i. ,-,-t
It i? not trui*. as som? of th? Japan
, papers have sa I, thai Japan ? ? ?
not eonsalted by th? Allies on th?
question A? ? matter of f;.?-t, th? pro
p. ia] was communicated to Baron Ishii,
thi Mil star foi Foreign Affair?, by the
ambassadors of tl El tei te Power?,
who requested th? support of the ?
Jntf?ne?e governmi
liaron Ishii ?xplained thai such an j
r,l?"i ?va? incampatibl? with Japan's pol
? bieh li i ased upon ? local tal Ion
of 'he war. The minister thought that
:' ? hinn abandoned h?l v end
?! arise with the
tusti rei dent? in
? .. which coi:',l onl) tend to 'i.-' lit?
; m ! i ? He doubted
er these con n? wer? ?.?. orth
-.a ,- ?.:. i -.?i.'iir th? benefits won d
t thi
H eonsl lei ? u' th? tm?tir? of the
Orient the 1 rne in mind
tl ' .Ii,| Ml. %-. ill ui
trim il i entitled to I th?
?? In Oriental affairs
I he "As .hi ral i th? propoi ,1 of th
ebaurd and unr? "Sup?
pe, m.- tha* i ?1 ei I? d to Ind i?
. to join the Knlente with I
r,, preventii / I hin? b?iii | mad? ? ea? -
Bt thi band of G? rraan ?? " 11 ? - -
? ? In am, ? -
. would never del iv? in ?? !>? nefli
fr,,m ? ek - a chaotl
I ? on ?nd ean y*ve n< substantial ?up
I ? ?? th? Allie* "
The "Hoch. Shimbnn," owned by
!. ? er of Com
itiona ' rni th, Japanese '.hut
the futui
? rity a?-, th ?
I ? f Americans Whi 1?
\ ed powei ? >-?i In a life
ir . . ? ., Europa and the
Near "??a that th?
rig to start
commercial snterpria? . either
pel ,'ritly or :n eonjuretion with tha
? ? ? , ?,- ???: ???.e \ Btic on1 sent ? I
i'u- -, Conrpieuoua amonj
Imeiieaa hank, a
? An ei .in company
ai d ? i bino Ara? ricar! commercial mu
.... .
CHINA BUYS OUR MACHINERY
Cloees *7i>0,000 Ural ?American to
Man??/? lotion Mill?
- a ?-*
h tagten, Jan. t 1 b? ? h neat
ro? err.merit hi.? completed i ? ?;"'
f. r c,-(,,,,,.(. worth or American machin
*r> for tu?, eettoa mills in that con
try, the Department of Commer?a a
nonneed ta ?la*,.
Th* mill? n** r?. i... erected ?? Rhan
bal m d i lei I n Hri.l th,. i hiaeee go
?rameal i? Intereated t?? th.- eaten!
M |.? r echt ?f the ?"apiinl Invol? ad l ??
'"ill i? t<> l.* equippod -Aith '!.*?,<i
?p mil**, th* ordei loi which has bo?
pl*aC*ad va I'll a |l?i?tnn c?in?-ern Th* en
tract for powsr *?*ui->m*nt also li
?toon placed m this eountry ami tl
nctuti! inpetlnienilerice will b? Am?r
.???i
"Th* desirability of maaafaetarii
"'"?" i"..tt,,n gOOda at home," ?ays tl
Dapartmenl of I ommerr*. "has l"r
boon arged by pr?i*rre*Mi*,n ? hinrs
China Itaelf ??? the lar*f*?t market f.
cotton yarn in the world ami th? ???
?.ml lar^i.a' market for pier* *rno.|?, tl
Importa of a I ? aitoa gooda la lai
being rained at no lesa ?han |ltt,?M0
"oil. ? ,-r?nt r,Hrt of which ram., froi
Japan ami In?] a "
??
SUES HERRICK FOR DIVORCI
\Mfe of \iith??r (harfes That Mr I?,
?cried Hrr and Her Son.
Chicago, Jan r, Robert Hi n
author, araa aned for divorce bj hla ? '
Harriet I ? *..?Jay Th?
irgei that Mr. llerr-.rk deserted he
and her son I'hilip In 1911, "in anew?
denying the alienation of desertion wn
filed.
The par*'?? to th? ?uit were r-?arrie
la IW4.
VINE OF KWAWHA
VICTIMS MISSINC
inly Three Bodies Recovered
Divers to Svarch Packet.
Parkorsburg, W. Vs., Jan. 6 A rig
.i i? Mail I; ama made I?, .?ny n |
. ?v.- ?,f ths point irhare I s st?
11... af ths K ii sn I a Packet Com
trncl pli r anl sank
River nini las below here ii l
i ght, hut ?o far only three bmli?? h.ii
teen recover? l. two af them float
i ths river, and one pil ni-il in tht
learner's eabin. Sine persons are
own t ? I?. taing < 'ap?lala Hr??l>
' Berry, of ths packet, claims, hen
thai ? ? ; ?? wars about '
and a i row of fort? ab tard.
It -o f.ir th?- number 01 ?arrivera
.-... anly forty llva. Of this numboi
arare passengera and thirty-flva
? ra i... mbs i , ? ; the eren
A: rangen anta bava been ma
. .- dive - to ths arrack to examina the
iterior o? the packet, and search foi
.h,lu?, e/hile rio.irps have tie.:.
. point dowa the rlvei I keep a
?retch im bu,he?
Reporti received here laat night said
,i- the '? - ?'? partios from tl
bore saved twenty serions from the
ai?*r Immediately alter the accide t,
?ut a search to say failed to d
my inrvivon on that tide of the i ?? i
gationa nto 'he ca? a
f *h<- accident began to day. Govern
lent ateamboat inapectora eonfen
sith the owner of the packet, and E
Winters, ?t?te railway insr.
begai .?.?,-.?: ng th? aecidenl
he ?tate Mi masara of tha er?
? hat? every ??rr-.r? ? i
.ab. aro. The
at i rservera were pul
. ' poaaiblo In the
im ,- th?. passengera awaj
*
RAILROAD WANTS CRITICISM
ennaj Is ania \?ks Doubter? to Tell
w h> They Dtetrnet Company.
I ? sbtain suggestions from pa-rons
: : ii ..- ? , :? ? r? and
it ;? i rttei ir: leratti
* .., J ma h eraent, tha
I'er.i: . Etailroe-1 has had posted
Halting rooms I cket and I
end ther pul ?? aeea of it*?
? ??
"What ea ? k of confidence in
da! Tha management of thia
ail road ? I ?? gel si thi
. ? ? ? nd
itarting poii ? Ii to get the i ?p ??
wh?> di thia ra
to ?ay BO, ?nd tell why, Th.s ruinai
needa your confidence I*, want? >? ir
ro..p. ration. It ?sks for your frier.d
ship."
Train Kills Autoist.
MacKcnauck. X. J., Jar. ?'. K M M
Hock, a well te do contractor, of We
wood, was laatantly killed lat?
nifht on the Harrington Park railroad
ng, when hie automobile
? , ? ire exprei B?
.. " | . ? ? ? :i r he
? ! a ronaidi
? : .-?? Both lega ? i a b oken end
ha --a? aeveroJy cut aril br.,
A Revelation!
F. O. 8. F?ct?>ry
unit power plant
valve-in-head motor
cantilever springs
left drive, center control
big, beautiful body
silent - flexible - sturdy
At Palace Show
Third Floor ?Spa? C-3
New York Distributor?
Hollander-Randall Co., Inc.
1744 Broadway New York
Desirable Territory Still Open
Dealers Act at Once
POLICE PREPARE
RIOT STRATEGICS
Commissioner's Staff Stir
veys City's Resources
for Defence.
WASHINGTON BREAK
ONE DANGER FEARED
OfHdal Says Metropolit Harbors
flnst?* of Potential Trouble
Makers.
em 'i "rk. now the largest city in the
world, ii not asleep ?,r th? question of
municipal preparada? i Under ,'..rrc
lion f.f I'?
Chief ' ' taflf, coopera! i-y
?%ith Inspector Hear) Cohen, ha? ju?t
. York City'?
natural resource?, Should ? riot ?ir
r the | olic? wrll know
,.?t when? to ?ra and what to do ir.
condition?.
The r?'port to the FVIc? <"nmmi?>
?ioner cover? many ur.U!?iial con !
It contain? ?????'.It"! Information
tive to rivercraft; mot? r .
mar he pre?se?l into service in r .
rce.|; larr" [!,;'?. ?if /round within the
r.ty available for camp?, ?m?r|
i- ipitala ?ir training ground?; empty
? i"? tl ?t m ij I ' Ful. ?'atistics
of horse? anr| other mounts obta
on short notice; ? census of the far? gl
pepalation arranged In district?, ac
eording te impartan?? an<i likelihood ? f
trouble da? to rae? riot?; orgsnl
of eititena f"r r ol duty; method? of
handling larga h? ?i ?*? of volnntecr?;
training Mh< ?Il for ?uch volunteers
un,1er polie ' il <l system:' hear?
ing- on tho trari?porta'!'iri and equip?
ment of large group? of men.
Every policeman's business prior te
his joining the metropolitan force is on
record. Fach man .s placed :n a group
under his respective trade or calling
fur ?per a', d ' ice men and men
?pecially fitted by previous training t
qualify a? officer? have h?.-r. selected
from the 11,000 n-.en makrnc up the
force Other? who wer? skilled me?
chanic? have bee-; picked out- Physical
and mental Atness : aj a big part in
deciding ?rhal h man ?rill he called
apon to do under unu ? ' on?.
Ever sine? 'he Plattsburg Camp, con?
ducted by the 1 ni'.ed States ar?.
cer? under General Wood, th? New
York police have been undergoing a
course ir. ?pc-ial training, which ?
ually ?? II At them for any military
I HMt ?ummer the P
m isi ?ner ar.,'. several i" lice officials
ra'OK the four weeks' e< ira?
ne?s men'? military training ca'r.p.
?Nu' ij ice Me |
in ..h,. 'OO'e has ,; ?? ? ' New Vork
fu,-, d to many potent-,,?! trouble maker?
?? i? t .. . thil it? Im rderi
? police official la?t night, "l
I do not beli? ?ill far
away from Washington, but
be stopped short
"But whatt" h* wa? aak?*d.
i ? ? 'r.. ible enea l?r<*Hk eat, the
people Will lit UJ? ?ml 'liar.k boa "'
ran men arare 'ar-i k*i,'?.'i enongl
prepare for just BUCh an emergenC]
"I. the City of Nan fork going t
buy machin?* guns ""
"It has them oa police bo???, ?nd :
?he need of mor* I ould be felt w
a- ew where w* c*n gel them
"Ar., viu training men la '-he aae a
these gnna ""
"Yea, for every kia?i of a gun I kely ??
b* aaed ia rae? of ?enoja trouble w
men who know be i
? arith 'In m."
According to one of '.he plan? *h.
?l.<? ?.bave m .nirid, every preclnc
in the ' re bor ? Igha will have an ?rnir
gei ej eamp aeloetod '?"' II Thoea camp,
?v || be asad for th? training af reign
borhood groups made up ?if rjt.iz*n'
who will give the-.r time to ?he muni
"y for riot duty, or any o'her Ml
viro re'puire?! n. times of ?'re?? Thi
men will h? taught how to handle (ir*
arm?. .!?. trench w?,r<. and will h,
ad under competent drill ma-ter,
from the Police liepar'.ment.
SENATE ASKS DAY
FOR JEW?SH RELIEF
President Also Requested to Ob?
tain Passage to Russia of
Who** Wheat for Passover.
Washington, Jan. 6. Bcaatoi Mar
? ??king the Pn
la a dar a? Jowlah relief da.
for Jewiah war ?uTerer.s waa ad ?p1
r Chairman Stone, i
Foreign Relations Committee, had
that while he approved 'uch a i
.n relation to the Poles * 1 Jews,
whom he laid were without a govrrr -
ment of their own, he hoped it would
not extend to any of the organised
* at 01 i
There are ?,a d to be P.?I''"''.. ?'" I ?
,n the territorj SO?e<*ted by the v ar.
An appeal has been made to I
? by severnl Jewish
.. - ?.'-.,. [ a- age to Rui
eargooa of who'* when! for tha
of the I'as-over. Th.* President hai
? em that the State Depart?
ment ?*:il ?lo al! in its power to insure
the arr val of the ships at their des?
tination. Great Britain. France and
Russia will be naked ii they have anv
objection to the sh.Dment.
In his letter to the President, trans
mitting the re.meat, rvmon Wolf, of
ty, who is prominent in Jewish
etica, -a.<: ? -.'.as a
matter ? i death to thousand?
af orthodoi Jewi in Russia, who would
utarve than eat ordinary bread
during the Passover.
The American Jewish Re'.;ef Com
? ??.-? announced la--, night that, up
to January 6, f85?0,|S46 70 had boon con
?he fund, and an add.
1.40 1 ; lodged, making
tal of 11.042, ?
Mme. E Carton de Wiart. pr? ? i
of th? .. Viaitea aux B
? ? i to * I e relief of t h ?
4.1 00 rrippled Helgian ?oldlora in t'-.g
?an appeal for Amen
il nui. Mme. !* V. ail ni?y be
reaehad at the Hotel (lotham during
I ta y h.e-p.
PILGRIMS MAY BE
HELD IN DENMARK
Threatened Suit Against
Mme. Schwimmer May
Delay Trip to Hague.
TRAVELLERS TO BE
CLOSELY CONFINED
Will Not Be Allowed to Peek at
(urmany Three .More Mem?
bers Leave Party
B] raiODOU N. PO? k?MV
? ?peahagen, lea ?'? ?Th? F,,rd ?#?c?
part) ?say ?,.' held here ir,.'evrit?Iv.
I" ?11 depends on Rexferd rT-rlmtt. for?
mer head stenographer ?--ped?
t.< r.. Mr Holmes threu'ens to sue
Mm?. Rosika Schwimmer and I.oui? P
? ?r, PDrd's ?ecreury. for ?Under,
alleging rem?rk? accu i r- g h:n of at
temptiag to obtain a tf.000 falaa pub?
licity account. The ?. ? ?a, f taken,
will tie up the ?Spedition her? ir
K".v ?:" the pilgrim? v '.' car? if th?
nved l'n
at errang? ? ta
:-.. best ip?Ki?:
'i ?t
ten cars, a d:,.er and three ileei erg holu
lag f.fry-fi.-ur berthi ' ' at v
o'clock to-m >rro-* m?*rnirK' Oily a
third of the party ma;, I.??? | I II mid
night, when they ?spect te reach th?
Datch harder for ?xamiaetien, a? th*
trail ?ill I ? .- .u* ?
threogh Genaaaj I iremilnua'
??.'"-??? ,. . I | be
,
r-ere,
? i py
.lumber, f >a mai .. f the
party ?rminv
l,ear
inC th? I E a -h num
ber will eon i| ; vil - ? ->'d on
each passport by the nsul
it Copenhagen and one in the banda of
? s of th" railroad If any
th? Tain is U' r the '
numbered person i? m il | fl t.the
manager af '.he tear bas been '?-Id,
hi : fact
Ueatenaal A-"lrew ,i Beth?a, A W
K ? rth and Willis J ' ?fl th?
party to-day for baBineai reeeaa?, an I
will laid for America ?a th? R ???rdam
on Sat U
The ?ighi Pa- ill ? | ite? an
( .-?ng?. a
? it; ??laf porch;.ier, an engi
neer and chairman of : - - I openhagoa
? icepl - eommitte? Efcaay Porch
1.arrimer, hi? ? Iter ar I president of th?
Danish < ouneil of Women; A'.n><l Ba
?r, renrewnt ng hi? father, Frederick
Bajar, a Nobel prizo winner, ? >mrn?>
K. Bluhme, retirad; lohaaa?
i n Norup, the only womei hank
eaahier of Denmark; Jena? Hohlen
>,erg, an artist, and l?r I*euia Fraen
kel. a lead.ng Zl
join th? expeditien, h? ? '??'?*??
cogn'-rance of tbe J-v.? m Paleotise.
Mes
fi
A man at the Huptrotbile >?ui - talk**
about Hupmobtle Service.
He Ins a ?big subject. He ?teHa ol .i
feature the like o? a :iii h you 11 he ir no?
w heft else in the show.
s?t\ ice that is free to every Hupmobtle
buyer?-50 hour-, of labor paid lor with
coupons you n-i rive with the car. Ser
\ ice *-?> definite, ao < Dmplete, that many
who enjoy it have told me it ia t!)?..- ?beat
of ?ill the ^ '<i<1 1 (upmobile \>
I aoiow bj experience that it keepa the
(.?r continually in firsl -< lasa running or?
der and prevent* the ordinary motor
car trouble? , /-,
?Chas. K Kien m i
l*.*) Iraadwas mttrdSe., Ret? I? ?venter?
HUgmobile Ctjmpflny ?if Ne? York, Inc
I'M Btoadwa?. Wholesale I) i'ew-'fi
DiuguiaJ Brother?
1283 Bedford Avenue. Brooklyn
De Cozen A. Ricis, New?rk
Immun" : m' 'if if ?'*">. I rtin/lm 4 Tin*? I mt'intl.
Cram? ' mi'il I'j^.t. turn -?.'*< <? '??( ?????. '?"? ?' ' <?
Hi.pmi.li ? l.inilit. 'it tttaad m t? lafi it 1**1 "'ii

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