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glS HIGH HOPES
I
,vern?.r l lys on Shelf
^Ambition ro Be Pr?s
idential ( andidate.
, head STATE'S
CHiCAOom Mrs
Has .\
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etrueted.
nc of the
was made
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...rft. It war soee of or.? or the
I ...,.-? ?<? tter.
.., -'s, however-, still
? >? boh of yresi
,..? .- ko hin?. They
, ,-,?-? Huches de
?,.
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?i Governor
ihey admit that the
-e a 100 to 1
*Bn Four" 1'icked.
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i convent
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-o a majority of
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ndei -rood to
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Republican
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kick then
i ery in?
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(rorerr.'.r t<>r ? ontentton.
Hen probably will be porr.e orpos-;
? i* of the
- holding of an
on, brt H a not
-n. A
. onsiderable
..... ?
nnountcement
she. sa ll?gate hoe clan
? '. ? ? -nor is
^'?AMERICANS
VISIT COLUMBIA
?tad of Argentine Delegation
'"prove?, of Monroe Doctrine.
*:e <?1?| I r.-An.er-ran
-???.-- ? ?^tHfl l olumbia .
president ;
tl ? flor?
ad 'ra?H* ?
?n tri?s b7 Preaident Butler, OS?
' ? ? proml
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? . , reaident o4*
si ited h'.? ?->*?
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roe lioc- '
i ? ? , nri rep- !
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. '. purely
1 ? |, had
?h the
4 '
(Ian1' corn
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i'T. Kodrtgro
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??iy t ;.?;ue Auto Licensei.
h~*a .* . d *-,.?..??
ml f."..-?. i pen thia a
r the n
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' lun , ! "dur
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''??*? ?? ? B1y i,, ana?
?4 *?or?.
?? thai
LAMPSHaADE STOCKING MAKES ITS HOW.
"V iss in Bootr," latest thing In feminine hosiery, i* altea.iy on -ule in
this city.
JAIL BRAND TO BLOT DEBT
I . D. flour?? Pi Of era i?u Months In
Ludio? to Perpetual Mimony.
-..ok I.e-Ai?- 1? Bogge, formerly i
weeks tO ac
Of ?-H.-4?r>7 f?. Mr?
.at 12"
It ie going 1 taki
1*?0 (?:i??s at the , ? inn like
I '. I . ? da] . mself of the ob?
ligat, i'ii
xbie doeo i an I hat Bo? ?
g u- pay Mr?- Bogus tbe hack a
r.iony at that rate Nothing of the
:.ii He IfOlIU; lO M'UBll;
ml wit the Su
- Court, for, ander the b?n?ficient
?r alimone--. Norias eurrendered
? . lay to Dei.'-' y Shi
and elected u- ?-.n to Lud
tree ? the. He
paid his dollar
ted. On a br ght T ly lay Boggs
ome out free of the debl
? * for all t ?? e from furtb ??
.??.-? ggt He-?1rie?, i ,
r-k'.c six month?? free board. Boggs
on? b?er. * i ?.' 1 r. (?j b* n ho'el o-rned oy
his brother.
HUSBAND IS BOSS,
BUT MUST BE KIN
Justice Bids Voang Wife Obe;
While Spouse Is Warned.
ly?a?ip yar may change the so?*:
ronventioTi? lo the exten! thu*. tl
> ian ? i?;. irith propriety propos
but still she rema'n? only tnc pS
the second parr.. AU?, notwithatandii
that in son.? marriage contracts tl
I obey is ben,g omitted, it d?.?
? f * altor *he (-?? from the lega! itani
point. The husband is still master.
The f-ur,roa ?? | laband \vt
upheld by Justice Hotchkis
in dismis.rngr 'he ero.-?? -eparation suit
of Mrs. Beatrice Finklestein an
Nntnan Finklestein, the latter a cloth
anufacturer, At the ?ame timi
the court held, '.?.'hile the hu?band tir
doubtedlv la master of the houst-hol'
ha should not penr.it his tomporamon
to assert itself to the po'nt wher
the vlfe cani.ot distinguish betweo;
t? .; eminent atid cruelty.
Mr, and Mr?. Finkleetein are end
rwenty --three yeain old and they hav,
a child. The wife alleged cruelty ar,<
the hush;ii;.i said iiitj w.fe abarulone?
him. Justice Hotehki?s decided tha
both had magni'rcd their grievaneoa,
'Tl BOOBM to ^le n very ordin?r;
caae," aaid Juatica llotchkiss. "The
kind that gets into court too often
"1 have lived in this -rorld lon|
enough to know that if these young
people, ir.?'?ad of eserH?'.n,* ?elf re
? ?, r':?h o"F to dtvoTCB eourti mar
rihg? will ha more of a failure than
il I- "
Justice Hotchkiss r?d<>d tha* Mrs.
Finklestein should bring herself to
.?her ? and, ar.rl Finklevtein
Birould restrain hi? temper. Having
Urn ? opio went their ?ray.
NOT REAL MRS. MAYO,
SHE ASKS $250,000
Newark Woman, Wife in Name
Only. Sues for Damages.
Miss Wilhelmine Meyers of******
who beli.-ved herself to be Mrs. Vir
Hnloo J Mayo, until th? many-sided
f e 0Bf the Nit? Haven mdintor manu
- -,?r waa reveeled through the sui
ajj? of Lillian May < cok. his atenor
rapher. wants some information about
h;M?::UM;'verO. sntr.^ Mayo for |2M,
I 000 damagia for nducjngj ????*? ?"^
. h;rn m tamal had s wife living
? toi Penn, ?ho. sinon the ex
1 In-,.,,? Of Mayo's ife, has obtained a
! gifvorce fro? hi
??tio. to Mia. Meyer, that ah?
,t ?n faer Mr??. Mayo
' , ertlng that Mayo has mads s
^tthat aha ahall never have a
. ., know fron, what source she
. , . . ?
... ...
layo before tri.
;.?; I . counsel nrgued in the Soprems
yesterday to vacate the order.
j . ,' Newburger reserved,d<
?. ,.' iha'i $100.000 a year, snd that
h YlK waa i "??red -Tor a largo amount
\?L Per MONTH ON PLEDGE
?n OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
ROVIDENI LOAN
KaShai I IN
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SOCIETY OF NEW VORK
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Courtlandl Av., cw. MSth bt.
Ill*????'?' I ***
Smith St.. cor. Livinfston St.
uTahain I* co i hagj* *
a,v coi Rockawa- -??
'.? . ?m , IIM't.i i' I IN
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<?*. Clinton St ;??_? LOAh R^^SnM ?A E
??*?-?. lexm.-ui.fc.'dAvs ? ^3 TWO WEfKS FROM DATE
WESTERN G. O.P.
UNVEILS 2 IDOL?
Cummins and Borah Fi
New Mexico's Idea of
Party Candidates.
"? lie rr.e K?st is taJkir.K of Juetic
Hughes a.-.d other compromise candi
dates for the Republican nominatioi
for President rhe states of the South
west r.a.e picked Senator Albeit B
Cummins, of Iowa, a? meir favorH?
with Senator William K. Borah, e
Jdubo. ? close second. That, is the opin
ion of Raloh <". Ely, chairman of thi
Republican State C'ential t'ommittee, o
New Mexico, and a well known Republi
??an leader in the West and Southwest
am pa?t of the country.
M: Ely if m the citj for a few dayi
on bubir.essi, and, incidentally, to lool
over the political situation here Speak
log yeaterdaj of th? sentiment in bii
cnn ?tato and other So
hta*-??.?. he aald that Hughes, H... ? ?
Burton. McCall end Boot, -he Preaiden
tial p. ties i?.os? talk?'?! of in th?
1- asl eould not carry those states.
. : ee Hughes has no pull.ng
strength in the Southwest," *a'<j Mi
Ely. "No o: e is foi Roosevelt in that
section except rh? Rough ?'huts. Ex.
Senator Burton visited California :a
eent and *.ua ?roll received by th?
conservatives in thar itatO, hut he is
not popular in the Southwest. Klihu
Root, admittedly the man with the big?
gest brain in the Republican party, u
classed with the reactionurlei and idea?
tilled v.,-h the big interests, In our part
of the country, and Is therefore impos?
sible. Mct'sll ear't pull the \V??s- oi
Southwest. He was for leciproritv with
Canada, and our neople didn't like tl .'
We are regular Republicans out there
as far as principie? (to, end whar ?are
Want .? a teritT that i? a tnntf and '? ? I
protect "I t.f? Bnatorn fellowe, as a
rule, overlook our raw materials
"Senatoi Cumntino, of loara, snd
Senator Borah, of Idaho, are the two
men mo?t believed in by the average
man in the whole Southwest. 1 believe
that either one of them as 'he Republi
ran candidate would easily carry the
country ?t the r?*xt election Senator
Cummins worked for ?. ear? for the re
apportionmenl <.f the delecte? in -h?
National Convention.
?The nomination of a kicking, biting
Progreoaive, the rula or ruin type, will
alienate a loi of the eonaervative
voters, while the nomination of one of
tho old reliable ntyle, the reactionary,
I ataad-without-bitching type, will ?ml>.-n -
?aie a lot of the more progress., e votera.
i The West like? a breeiy man, a real
?live one. a whole-souled Republican,
who apella Progressive with a small p.
W ?th a man of that typ?-. SU? ?? - lithor
< ummin? or Borah, a few Westerners
?will merely pav a complimentary vote
i to President Wilsori next time, 1 k- OW
| thst oui state would go 10,000 Rer,u'r.
| lican."
R. R. MEN SEE OOVERNOR
l rge Him to I'lace Practical < >r ?-ar-l/a
lion >l??n on State CtsaunlOfltone.
Albany, Jan. IS, Plan? to place prae
l tical railroad m?n on both the Publie
1 Service and the Industrial commissions
weri BUbmitted to Governor Whitman
I to-day by the joint lefialativa hoard
. Varioua railroad organizations of
the state.
The delegations represented the
Brotherhood of I.oconrnifTve Knsmcers,
i Order of Railway Conductora, Brother?
? hood of Locomotive Firemen ai i I I
ginemen and Brotherhood at Railway
: Trainmen,
( I s r proposal followed ?*? re olution
I adopted yesterday. For raemberahip on
iwa t?te Public Service Commit
they tamed < . A. Hurr, an a'?or
i ??. ol New York, formerly a conductor.
V\ am C Gurnoy, of Binghamton, whs
1 their ?hoiee fur member of the npstata
! commisBion.
C. J. SULLIVAN WINS SUIT
(.el*. S..K2.J01 Verdict as Share h
llridge Building Profit.
? orneliua J. Sullivan, former!- r
dent of the C. J. Sullivan A.?v. ? |
Company, obtained a \ .r??i<-r for %'? -
in the Suprem? Court ft
tl ? Ryan i Park? r i
tu.ri Company, representing half the
from i ha const : act ion
?? Manhattan Bridge, with terest.
.: claim in 1909 ???? (."80,000.
The -m" was tried in 1911, when Sul?
I \ ..n vei dicl foi 1269 -??
' . A p p< ? ?
.. -4 t-, ?? : ?. ?day.
Argentina Promotes Attache.
not t lai i '?. hi.i iquc
\ I.he Argen)
-? Waahingtoi - .. been ap
pointed l< ' ' j of Uli timle.e,. '
BEAT WILSON CRY
BRINGS IN MOOSE
Herd Almost Ready to
Romp Into Republican
Convention Hall.
WANT COLONEL, BUT
OTHERS HAVE CHANCE
-i
Perkins Wary, While Leaders
Admit Many Progressive
Planks Are Laid Aside.
Pome of the Bull Mooie 'eaders re?
t?n tied yesterday from the treettng of
?heir national committee in Chits?go
with 'he enthuaiaatie nlea ?hat the
national conventions of the I'm^re?
?ires .'in?! Republicana, to ! ? >.?1-i "*
that city on Jur. arould i.<? a roal
"ol?l lio'iie" celebration. Everything
im practically arranged, m their opin?
ion, fur the Kreat herd of Moise dele
gatea to nmrch. with handa plaving ami
banner? waving, into the convention
hall of the Republican wmif.
Leedora who expreeood thai opinion.
however, did i"' Und 11 expedient to
i... qaoted to tha effect Othei <*; d
?:a. Includ'ne George ?V. Perkine, who
were willing to rush into print, pot on
the **'?" So ;iit of candidate*
waa forthcoming a? altemetivea for
Colonel Rooaevelt In fset, it whs
pretty evident ?hat they all v.anted the
Colonel to leid airain, but aavre wili?
ng to eonebler lots of otn< r csndi
dnfl, purelv for the sa'n* of "defeat
::??? WlloOfl
Kven Mr. Perl i i 1 rnat the
? lauae In the Cl tat? ment ?o : he
"irect thBt '? ? need nol neceaaarilj be
i o'unel Roose el ' ?? .'ant iust wint it
?mi. In fa.
?tand by r he ? bole ? aten at,
he adile.l, waa written and adopted In
"plain language.**
"But, mind you.** ?aid Mr P?
"we are nol looking foi anal amation.
It la Joat a i r"rt ? ? ??-?
can"! ?.'?'. the ?urne ramlidat" ?nil the
same plat a ?."'?Ht ?lif
fi renca betwe? tl I ??? I th< ''.
K j . I i ? '? ? .?"ilican
party "
The idea ?? ' ? ? - - ? r
rann pu* !t. that :
"Wilson muai i.?' defeated, n? ?I *
from ? ttlag the H**pubii
eani bu?, k in po*.v. i."
That waa tr a a ale a? tin t at
i.ational committee meeting, hi
where onlj one man, William Allen
v. te, of Kanss ? ? led an alterni
live caad dat? . *v ?? i ? i on of Justice
Charlas E Hughes And Mr. Wl t?
named Jusl H th4
? ? . ? ?ttee, t at 1
? foi mal gal hcring ol ? ? Itei
men.
?'he impi ?' . gal - red thai
the Rooaevelt part) wai read] r?> mod?
ify some Importa ; ta pial
strong
Ropnbl ? -'? ?' bron I
eactionan ol tl me??? an ? i nt and
honorable rast The sacrifi?e would
lie ma la for ti i featinp
W ilsi
It Waa foi ??? r ? "fd out ?het
? I Hon-??-, ell wo i re r?
- i? -.] ngencj." the
five month ahead of I
?
To get be .prematnra l-ourth
of July celebration on June '.. it wai
Il m. !'?? ? '..?? ir. ("hi
i-i.i,'" on leetlni of the
national ' 'omnuttee in
Wr.*hing1
news ws P
soon as th< on ?
plac? wai made bj the Repufa rai con
.- "???";;< n 11 ? ? ,? v.as that hi m
ral hundred room for nro
ipeet ve Mo< tea and ] 'a '?en
oi ? ri" Ploi en tina R. n the l
??reas Hot.*!, ai .-? gathering
' he clan.
And thi? wai ','.' ' witl pi cm?
tion and solid pnrpe a. ECei only did
the It'?!: Moose want to hold theii i
vention a' the same time a :?l place
their orn-r ret?:?/' ."I !:?'l"?4' c-'ii re!
? ? desired ?.Id ?I in
oxamtl the same ...
? ounri?ed r war, aftei . ng out
? .? I*>12 con? ? nt on i .
?
? )ea*t tempoi ...?,? . ??
- e;ir- :.:'?'
WIFE'S PLEA SPURNED
BY GRAHAME-WHITE
"Dear WhiU?>" Letter Asket
Him to Oivc Up Other Woman.
IKr CaMe ?-. t ? r ?? .
Lfondon. Jan. 18, Mra, I ide Grs
hame-WI Ite v on the ? ? .? th i\-<? ?., hei
suit nc,.Inst ?he aviator to-day wher
the I?i? on ?? Court granted hei petition
for the rr- tltutlOl ? Igal rights
H ara ? 01 dere I that ;1?? d?rei
obeyed within a fortnight. The pet!
rior. was in .,; ? osod
The evidence disclosed that in a let
ter II ' ? i
attempt a? reconciliation. The letter
which begai "Dear V- ? ked hei
hu?b-ind to make a home for her, si
offered te blot out tl e memorii - ?
pa ? I ? n oui.I bn .k off hie "at
i tachment for the woman wl o i ft i
made oui
Mr. i,?.1! 1 ? ?? I te ? : lied with 1
ire- isal, and added: "Youi wrltter
-? -. mentt do' not < - - ? ?- on ?o iug
rest 1 at any o'het an responsi
l.i. ? pa rt "
Mrs ?\ ? te'? marriage ?--a
tl.e i ? - ?nee at
?.'
June 28, 1912. 'I he brid? wai 1 ??- Dor
nthy Taylor. H ? ? ? ?
Mrs, Bertrt Taylor, <
Park Avei
Graham? '' te flight entama ?!
er in the B , ? force Whei
' p v., ? ' ' ?
\i ,? Vori '.< '. ? he returned to
j London r ?
'to send plea rROM CLOUDS
Warnen t viators Plan Plight Over ? Ity
in bid hei????' ? ampaiga.
v ? York will be bombarded from
? t weel women
rations 1
printed
.
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?
Mi ?. Thomas S'a.-k lead- ?
bf "Worn? of 191 '
is?.? the ]
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roi
I
trice and
1r ? , ? 1 never I 1 gowo j
- h Kau ?.?ark-.
CORONERS NAMED
IN GRAFT CHARGES;
Dr. Stapler, Convicted for
Illegal Operation, Tells |
Story of "Hush Money."
SOMK OOOD REPORTS
COST .$5,000, HF: SAYS
Revelations Result of F.xhuming
Body, 4 Years Buried, to Dis
prove "Gastritis Death."
Oraft rhsrres involving the Board
of < oroner?. their physicians, the
polir? and a? least ?wt-lva physieiana
inside the 10 called "abortion trunf
were made to the Kistrict Attorney's
?.(lire last night by t?r. Andre I,. Stap?
ler, OOnvieted r,f manslaughter in caus?
ing the death of Mrs. LaioO VS. Hein?
rich, at 6uo West 111th Street, In Au
guet, Ifl", by an illegal operation.
Stapler's confeaaion, lasting mors
than ais hour?, was given to Assistant
I>i?tr.rt Attorney Jobs T. lloohng in
the presenco of tbree of the acoused
aiaa'a lawyore, two of vbom vere from
1 i. ?, vin le ?m ?as praclu-ina- modi
i-:ie '.? hen arreated lest March, a- ioos
i-- ?he main chargea can be corroborated
they will be laid be?'.ire the graad er,
Although every attempt was made to
keep sarrttt Stapler'? trip from the
Tombs to 'he District Attorney'? office,
?carcely ten minutes had <-la| sed be?
fore telephone ?sells began to come in to
Mr. Dooling's ortlie irom persons wish?
ing to ?peak with Stapler*! lawyer.
Saul J. Diekheiser, of '.''.? Nassau Street,
his attorney ol rOOOrd, later referred
reportera to Mr. D?soling. who seid ?
lentement might i>?. mude lat?r.
Protection ? :. ?a:.es of ein,unal op
eiafotu resulting in death often co->t
us high ?vf* |M0j Staplei .s report".1
te 1.1.-.? ?.ol. The usual amount oi
hush money panl was 1300. Ni I
of this went to <>r,e individual, ace?.m
..if/ tu Stapler. There ???- always ?.
than .un- ? Seta! :?? ?hare in the pro
eeeds ?>f ?? lingle ease, Much depended
on th- ital '' Stapler, it It
uiiil.r -;.,..:. ,e.i hi examine) i inte
other I eldi than tboee pertainli c to
opi i;,? oi . That *-..">.i"1?' ha
. 'oi *.;,?? right ?,.rul of report en
an autops) i- - ? s btien ?me
oi ' '? ? eveletioi
ar'a ? on iction reaulted fr< ?
? tigation ?.f the ? oroner'a office bj
? ommiaaioner <?' v ?'? i ?'?
IK- ahov ? >1 that three different ?
of death bad been .? gned
,t ?'.., ii, :.? eh .?oniar. apoplexy,
; . a. ? .'.is. a?-., and "acute ga ?tritio. ' The
.., ? ,...,- i. poi r.'.i . rom Dr. Philip f
o'Maiilon. phyaician te Coronel Holt.
: , . . | .- ? ??! four
(Tears and a half aM?'i burial, and Dr.
otto II. Schultxe, medical exam :.??i s
ti... D ?' riel Attoi .??;.?. .!? ? . ? ? .
ai due to hemorrhage followint;
., 'gal operation, a:..I that a "fake
,',, p. . " ,, ,,! ?,.-. pel '"i r i iff- ? ! I
of fio-itn.
In op? -, 'aoler, Ar
rhur t. Truin, Assistant District At?
torney, charged Dr. O'Han.th hav
:ng ????risj. .?? i ?
Mrs. H death. '1 be lettei ep?
peared as a witu-tas for tha defence
? f? . op -j 'ie sn.d he
t i a great deal on the story told
him bj Mrs. Vi? si Bulfum, the ai i
OB0 apailment the death "??curre.i.
.i for the
that ' ? knee i?o1
about the case uiiti! r | tand.
v ling to cu item, he sold, hs hud
deputised Dr. O'Hanlon to .? .rue com
r< ipoai b Itji in all cases where
there were no suspicious eir, ,- i tai cei
Stapler's sentence >..? been pe I
i.? i ed ? ee times. I? ?? an to have l.??'? n
pri ?. meed to day, hut m vi >w of the
? ? IUM ' ? ? I? ... ?'
night i' will he postponed a: Mr l"."
l'a request I pulation of im?
munit
?
CONNAUGHT ASKS
ELECTION DEL/
Wants Canada's Parliament
Last Another Year.
i. Jan. IS. 1 he iiuke of Ci
naught, Governor General i
" the Oficial operii
Ca? ad?an Parliament to-?
stronglj reeomi iend< d I it th?
? ? I'm; liament r<,- extend
* general el?
turn and "be-* meet present requl
thi war." Noi mally, t
? t Pa menl aroul expire m
"i ? empire* par! in the war."
n;?id. "'. maintained
: ni; aclr levemente
. ?.. nr.il on land by the diati
I the j-reat arm'
which hare enrolled them elves in ?
pa : r - of his majest) 's dorn il oni I
fence of < li berl iei
'?In a -pint of iplendid loyalty ai
unfaltering devotion, in.lia ?roi u
. nions have vied wi
r erating with tl
count ry to ichi? ? gr4
pur pose.
?", ok?*?i
ead and notable r.
Canad ?In ady l?o.ooii men hat
tl ' ? aa, ninl an equal
4 being actively trained si
pped lor servif?* abroad. A i .?
I the sut ori?e.| enliatmei
.,000 men has been ?
warm t
"A( the fro *i aoldi?
havr mrt the enemy 1 ? itod cor
?. ?-, and bj their preeminent aourag
and pereeverani eve ? pi - d
? r country and upheld it? tit
? I
"Equall** praiaeworthj and ?mprei
been I ielf-i ki ifleing an
. H?1 the ( .?
t, a ho h;r. fre? ed cated thai
.I m . ? ?? to the com
.?' the empire."
TROOPS QUIT Y0UNGST0WN
Only One Pediment on I>ut> at Seen?
of Recent Strike Hiots.
Voungatown, Ohio, Jan. 13. The ?itl
il Guard, "hn'i
? iti ka duty here ilnca la?
: .iay. returned home to-night l hi
Reg ent. oi 1.aen, I still 01
East 1 gstowi
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JEWISH RELIEF DAY
A PLEA TO NATION
Telegrams Sent Broadcast Ask
In-; Religionists to Make the
Occasion Memorable.
The central committee r'or the Re?
lief of Jews Suffering Through th?
War. whose offices are at fiZ Park Row,
announced la?? night that the following
telegram had been sent broadcast
through the country:
"President Wilson having proclaimed
Thursday, January ?7, ai the date ou
which every person in the I'n'.tHi!
States, without regard for race or
ncei. may Contribute toward the relief
of JerWS suffering through 'he war, il
),r, omes the duty of every lew to help
make thia day memorable. You are
therefore requested to at once arrange
ma?.? meetings by all organisations 10
that photographic copies of the Proei?
dent's proclams'ion, attached to certl
itei ?ssued l". this committee, may
be 'i ipleyed, and every other means ef
eel eel on be utilized to the greatest
advantage on that historic ?lay. Let
all young peopl?? enrc'l a? volunteers,
Arrange that a!! rabbis preach r"!.?-i
sermons on Sabbath, tweuty-aecond.
Answer."
Contribution? received by 'he treas?
urer of the American Jewish Relief
Committee yesterday brought the total
m Cd?h and pledges up to ll.lt6.3l6.B4
Item - .. ' * ed from the
following: 4ieorK-e Toeplitx, 1100; He?
brew Mutilai Benefit Society, $250;
La i & Simons. 1200; James A. Gold?
smith, 1100; Temple Mr. Sinai. $1,
!*?-.>; Mrs S Rothfeld. $500; Ritten?
berg Bros., Slot?, and Lancaster Lodge
220, I. O. B. B . 1280.
Contributions received by the Ameri?
can Re,I Cresa, uptown branch, 861
Fifth Av.?r.",?>. totalled <MS.71, ?el
counting a gift of 1100 from Fren?is
M. Whitehouee, and one of $-?o from
Mrs, William R, Bliaa for ??Home Pi?
parednei A ? ase, . la I ?, tor
Italy, from Mra. ( aarlei B, Power, and
another- for France, valued at 164, were
sent by the uptown branch.
WANTS COMPULSORY ?MIL[TIA
'.??nrr.-il I'earcon Proposes lo ? .impiM
Service in Hay State ?.u..ri!
Ho4ron. Ja:. 18. A rump-?
tare servirse measure was
Stats Rouse to .!..;. ??? '?
1,,.rdoer M. Pearson TI ? ,
empower the commonwealth I ' 'I
the rruNimum authorised
its militia hj ?- ? ? >
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militia preference m civil service
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