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atch a?
. t, ? :
l ' General of Lui
Man.
I
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v
the Br.1 -
???.i serai ?
t ion o? Jai uai - l !
tinuir .
evaaiaaa of u the
enemj I . .
en the
Csai Wlai at Hamadaa,
"In the . . ?
v.iiT) 14 . the Ca? - Petn?
?tea, "? i ca.
n?eora ..
men. a aaai titj
materia, and proi ? 01
and f?V?? I ma
?
'1- th< ' .
wat between Hamadar i ? Ki
ihah,
er?. The e* ami .
on the 1
V. r;.\ 111
? .. ' ? '
lurk
i taking '
? .
K
"T'.t
who wai
tiur ng . ' ach of
thi
British Capture Camel Herd
of Fleeing Arab Rand
, . ... |i xv. Br '
-
\ - from Ma" ? d on
a, ? ? \ ral
-
'
... f oui
?
font? ? ? ?
were eaptui
?
BRYAN AND WILSON
QUARREL LASTING
t mmttsmt? from pact? 1
to f? It la. It ii the
- '
I that
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alarm?
... .
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Evei
?
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. also,
thi
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he v.
-
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1 '?ends
? Hrvan
In a-?y r.sr. the have
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; ' the R<
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'
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?
? . a ready
-
...
the Bomii
real t
i Democrat
froi
et ha? ra here
that .'
'
BELGIANS NIED CLOTHES
3,000,01.10 ire Destitu???Fair to lid
tuotrlani and (?enaaaa.
'
who??? ppo
' ;.- the
war An . r. ill be
?
from
. i ?
Samuel V
I ? o.
ritim,
1 be?
: two
?
- '
'
! ? ?
1*1*?. r
?he holding of a
SlJUm '.
\ tria
t
n\
?
a nera in Franca
i
M A DO 0 FIGHTS HOTEL FIRE
i kief Haftet rate, la shirt si???-??-?, la?
alais Guoeta
w m *?*.'.
rt, atai
?? ill ? \
tingulahlng nn Incipient blaaa 'hat at?
tacked th? I'-"' ' - n Hotel, ?'?s n ? '
Fortj leventfc Street ' Mi
MeAtSM w?* at'cnt ?t? IWtira when a
..: ' I
. mi'i'.t \t:i- in I?
The court orHci.il .ionn.d th? above
an? I garment? and kia inali
. nd dashing downatati
-. I. chai re ef the ex? t< d
i ken '??' I ' lp? i the Arem? n
:. few minute? were eonaumed In
i ixtn gi he flam? i
?
PENNY HOLD-UP MEN SHOOT
I'm Ballet m Eye el Grace? Wa?
Tri? ? Realstaace.
? ,-.? hold up men who
have killed ?ne man and ?hot ai Dt
for sums i ro? 10 cents t
again ? ?ranea al Fort) -
? ? \.. ? .
. Moore, i -
..! 41.1
? ? heir lal
"f the two men thrust
?i h i* fue w n ..t Mm -
. an i r.'.i r for them and ? '
.
right ?y< v ' ? ' ?nd tie? ?i aei l?
are described as abort '
. i,hov.r twent] three ft ri i
CHURCH RIOTERS
BATTLE TROOPERS
One Van Dead. Two Fatally In?
jured and Scores Mattered
Near Scranton.
...
. Penn? Ja? It On? n.?ri
?: and at li ? -t
g eleven meml ?
But? natal alary, urt- a? rio .-1 y in
jured .?s a result of tween
?
'
I | dead man. whs
t thi
g a arterj : ' ?per F
pound frac?
?
Du Poi - rough the lungs.
expected to liv? I .
Pitcher, of the Si
I hit ? id
cut.
'Vf hrokfn out at I
?
Hobai
Buss, accompan.i
?
?
? o'clock thi? niorninir '1 ?y
: _ ? ?
|
atea and won
i .: ? : ? the 1
?
t.r of rocks. The police then de-.
. i i.r.rt.o". of the anci
mounted ofllc ira, 11
into the nioh. The riot?
I their gi ? ?i, nu eting the ?ttack
a ith i - ?. ? .
??
?
?' >hrm nurs
.'
' ' .
BRITISH QUESTION
NEILSON MISSION
M P, I eft for V. S. on Health
Tour When War Regan.
'
an M. P.," "Tl
t Frai
- il Amer ca. "'! he 1
ai not 1111 ? eared in th?;
1914
In Ai'K-vj?t. ISIS, h? nt 1
??-'??
'
rned that hi m
ci-ntly ? ? tinga al Pro*? I?
'
tha?
tO ?oui? of tl
made et th? ?
r n. | N? critic, author and
He 1
I Sta1 Canada and
I
- 0f "|': ? . ... ?
?.nd "I.a Vivandi?re."
return to 1
i e wa - Froh
ii
f "The Butterfl
?
- l tk in I ondi
' Bo
. ?ul," "Manabo o"
?
? mi. Socia ? aat Ion and
wer? ibj? ' - I ? ? ? ?? t
is el?
t fro m Hyde!
?? ? . II
Tobacco Chewcr Dies at 103.
Kewton N. .1 . Jan. 16, ?hurle-? A?h
Mew?
? th? ? if 1
? . ? ? rom paral* lia. ?t the ag<
l'ii t.? the age of 100 ShafT? ? wai
able to i farm i
rhei
'
.
?i Deeembei 22, 1812 Hi
? i ab
?
icco He ?.
. ad n doctor until h? wa? '? el
S. Al?matt Se (Cu.
Evening and Afternoon Gowns
In new r I unusually attractive
models (exclusively reserved to
). AItrr.? . . Ca) are d.spteyed in
The Dep't fof Import?e] an1 Special Costumes
( ? bird FJoor)
?fiolj AtmiUF - fflautaxm Anrrutf
mWi} bxi} 35th &trtt\B | Knn fork
E-BOAT BLAST
PUZZLES BOAR]
Officials Conducting Ii
quiry Inclined to Dis
tard Bomb Theory.
-
?HUTCHINSON FINDS
BATTERIES O. Y
Edison Aid Defend? Submarin
Devicei Navy Yard Chiefs
Koop Silent.
i disci] i rttled do*
OTer the Neu Vorb Navj Y.ir.l ye te
day Ri I ral Nathaniel 1
? r'a official board of Inquii
? i Its investigation of the ,.*,p!'
? i?.ri which killed four men aboard th
lry-d eked subnsarins E-2 Baturds
on.
Il was apparent, however, that th
t)...t tha '? ?.,ile ..'?. was 'l'? ou*
lestroj the E 2 wa
not ? rioniljr. ('"in
num.1er I'phatn, .?:.?? >.f Rear Admin
I'shei 's i lid the plot theory ws
absurd.
" l be inquii y has proc.led is
. I ist to ?:,.... ii certain i
was mo I...ml? or ; ii fa* rn :-. 1 mach?n
i \? .v.r.i aboard the E-2," h
At I ? ?? ? M Her Roe
'or Thorns
"\ l . n, and also ? mi naher "?' th
ame forwar?
with . ? ? t he saw i
the theory
coi si r u : on oi method of installatioi
n batteris
i ?
i, Mr. Hutchlnsoh of
fered - te ai planai ion
lie ! ml for med uri o
??.: ?-m
?
to Ailir. rs .
?' inquiry, composed o
Lieut? nsnl ? ommander Poi ? W i
ton, Lieutenant 1 " ?
' Rush S. Fay, wi- r * worl
Su i
? ? ? ,
the
.- ? . ? ? .... ?
while Mr. Hutchintu i I .1 goni
; ? ?
.. ' .
rioi of :: ? subm
on .rilrrrii a'
?
si d v..?
pen tted within twenty
?
W ork men nw , ? ?
w ii v. can i
Iry do*
?o tl gar shaped hull, n
twii on Hn.i
loci
ISS it.?
ngl y un ?
bul its steel easing riven,
? - ?
But 1 aas keeping her treubli i
to li> ? Outward she ?n? a*.
? ? id b< ? i. I- '
?, ? ?
tims in tha Naval and
1 i :. Street ispitali all hut
? ?
? ? for whon
the E _''?
Several ??: his ribs
un- i-- - ? - ba burn?
terna I injuries.
f John P. Scl
lied in the
' ? ? 'i the aft.
from the 1 morgue
me, at 32 ' ? ? I
ilti ?? .- i civil
.
'? .f the
'?? ? for Laboi Legia
.......
? ?-.
??? i .. mi t death and mjur . . I
?.'??" ?
liea ? I receive no
. ion.
It -.4 expected a parallel inv. - . ?
? ? " n ? ? begui lo day by another
naval board, to be appoint. ? by Sec
Secretary i?:1 foi
. ?? ? witl out making
? m regarding the expli
E-2 Batteries All Right,
Edison f:\pert Reports
A Ed s ? > t ? ' ?i chief en
?.nal representative, Dr ?
? . made a < refu
? s H ? -?? ?i interior ?
lubmai I. 1 . - - i!. r.
? ? lyn Pai r. to report to
thai he san "i o reason to
. . ? .?i hi ? or alteration?,
ory, construe! ion or m< tbod
ation of th?* Edlaon auhma?
? rage batt? r\ "
1 'r, refused, I...-.4? er, '"
that, tl ? drogen ?as
. the batteries wan not the
? ?" irmed
??.?i i pinion as to the eause of the ex*
insmitted this to Ad
i." be sa <L ?\ ben h.k. .1 flat y
gas co '! has.* dene it, he
refer to 1 statement
t sa; i ,- enough ?"
"The hart.ry in the E -' doe* not an?
te hai ?? r.n ? ired
Hutchii on, "for it is
tact i ml undamaged, t.'it it
An ei
.DOS
ble, ?' in the patn tl
.. isl follow to escape from
, ? p, similar t
allows
ible through, but posi
? vely .' nies admittanee to any flame,
\ ? eld at t gas ex
a : I :.. . w ..,
: ?' ? -r.
"And rogen
a"-.1 in the ? ? '
fined to have
:
of 700 am] eres 1
comaos watei I would have
'. U'i.ler these most adverse
: tances, only fifty-s i eubic feel
n gas a i
Our vent ? i rls thron el*
jo m eubic feet el air a
te. Ti te oi,-' of
. theoretically in
to I, and probal ly, in fact, IM !.. 1.
L'ri- tO ?%?
plod? i ' : the ail
. l
? \ test of the e.ir in the E-l
k r sxp4 ' r ?ftar a nine-hour ru'. showed
pai r -
air te en ' ? till the
??'??..?? ?'???.-?: con?
tente ? : tha ibmariae Y "i bten the
By punipine
a the
" the car boa ??"ox ?le,
ding fresh i
"There r.r^ thre? European suhma
that were equipped
. ? > teries b? fore th"
?\ . ? ? '
hips
ng a troop ti - istrever
? | none a ne i
the out the ?a ar, b< eause he is
III . s? "
I>r. Hute I ion ai tted thai Ii
? nts after bi ? .? ? * i.. ? ?' *???
.....
taries gave ?tl
greatei tl n ardinanr discharge of
gas. It wei luggested yesterday that
.-..-a ...... am .-'
MamtWgk r,^wfJaf. WS4 S-,ff,-Va??/
VIVE LA FRANCE!
By E.Alexander Powell
The cMiaonliii.irv upportu
nitic* fot icrmg tlie ^ar a/
(let tar.tt -which wrie a "
corded tu Mr. ['??well make
tint a unn|iir record.
Ii ia ib?- Irai bei '?
tn ?cntaiii an an
thrnlit Si I ' -i.it of
t h <- great I r e n ? h
d r i \ e ?a October.
WamtraSaat $100 amt
C H A K 1 I* I ?CRIBtflB'l SONS
i lumb? rs were >? eea
ventilai tem m th.- Y. :: to over?
i!,,- ,|i f.-, t of to., m,ii. i, hydra
, ? gas, it amj ?Save been thai th<
were c il i fl for ;? abort time, ;?.;
tn accumul .t'1 in the I
? . i uploaion. An'. ;;ir-* '"
.?i ? circuit would h ive c ?'? ?"? :
mid th, result would riot include ?l.rn
!.?,?!? to -.l.i' |i".t. them
?elves. __
Batteries ?if tin- I J
Denounced by Expert
I ? leriek - Gassa* y, manager of
the Willarti Ston g< Bat? rj I ompan*.
?ir S2S \'. ? ? i ?? -eightl ?treat, aaid
?.est? idaj that r-, ? I ?:age i?.it
?' : , seek ?s 'ke E I waa equ
vN ?th, generate more I i un
ii. r chs do thi tyl?
-1 o i h ?. ; ? 11 e i
"These u?w batteries were hni!r>d h?
the h.:l..it..m i t ubn ..: in?-." ka aal I,
"hut the generation o? !
i- 4u much >?? exceaa "f the <?- i
...
?peeial \.-r:iilating ijrst? m :.i
it off.
"I have not th?- necessary data on
which to bar? an o| kut <
. I ? hn* occurred to me that poi
libly, since the tallal I
hiitIf r . - ? ? ?
-' ige, ? provision was made
irsi '?
a - tit thiit ?? was gas lha
nniKed the i ?
IrV? often have n
with atorag? kat lei
eareleasneai of ?"ikm."'. ? ?
shorl eircuil and produce i? ipark w'ith
n tool. Hjrdrogei thrown out under
.. ? air and c<
? th? ? '
i - ? ?
.? el " - -.-it i", a
maj im', a kappei the E 2."
NORWAY SEAPORT
PREY OF FLAMES
OiiC'tiiird of the (;it> i?f Bergen
Destroyed, with a loss
nf $15,000,000.
Christiania, -Inn. !?'? A I
seapoi t, with a popu I
aaa deal ght
-
ia ? Itimat
?? ?
iid
? . - r. ''in .It ?! ii .'mh '.'? i..
:'.? old
aale I the largest
.
The d ...
pei - w t r>- i:.i-1
? r)i- larg? '
? ? na f.n aup?
tha aurroundii :? ? a?r?
burned, ll ? - kardei to ol tain ir"?
eeries 1 t n
... .
Berg? ri r.. \ er a - io flourishing ?-?
?;???'
? ? ?? b< Ing ?! h Is 11 -
I ? ? ? trina
battleship Eidi
Bergen witk provision? w. .
H lid a i : ' . ? , COI
for th? horn? Ic is i" opt? I he R Ing and
I].. v.. ? ter also h;.\ ?? i.-on.? to
. ii-.
Portugal Military Supplies
l ost in Big lacendiary Fire
Lisbon, Jan. U ed Fire
? : ? brok? - .- I a ildiqg filled
w . t h ?
$l,WK),OO0 | -.?1 flremen
were
rhe Mil ter of War d.-clarr-.l h tl
her of I>.-??-.-1' - ? i i i.r'*' rnoon
that I ? incen?
diaries.
REBELS DEFEAT YUAN S MEN
1.000 lall in Bm ( huen I'rutin??' A. -
tion. Shanghai ? alile??.
Sai I rai ? co, Jan 16.
I ?? ? . deI
ed the fore? i in Shih-kai,
tho Chin?
tion fought i th? rovii
Chuen, according to a
? re to-day i
? i ? ,* King i honi
i.. -" Republi ? A -
The hattl?
dispatch, ? nded wil
occupation of ! me Chow Fu
tionary 1 laid,
also wen
tal of || ? , ?
The lossei .. .i. the
?able . ;.' 'iu'.
1..
DRUG EXHIEIT OPENS TO-DAY
Co?peratiea Plaa .-*-??'ii?rl?? t<> ?iff-it War
lacraase Is Prices,
At the ?Ch< a al Drag ? : i ..-,i i .
? ? ' ? ? ' ? d in M oh
-mi Square Gard
? . > ? Sal rdaj ? ? ?? memm ? ? ? ?
American Druggist
? ?
in mai ' turing an I buying
a-.- rill offset thi
? :.- ? the i
of drugs 'ti d <?
! ? ? ? t aeriea
toward I t of w|
r-t g at 11
: ? ? ? At to i . I mal
of the
illegal trafll n nai ? .- ,.,?.., to
??'>? '? rencei
? a thi Health Department
. ? registe)
teat medicine for ? . emer
.. | ' 4
fiats, and th?
miu k? agroi
Had Cotton Rope in Death Cell.
A asieide pla
i th I
? '
'?? ' ? Menganei . r? . ? ?
??
' ? ' thi ,. ?
-
' ? ? .......... ,r .,,.
i,.4 a ?
?
even rop? itrud
rom th? - *
?tended ? . . taaelf with it.
GERMAN EI?SSY
DRAFTS DEFENCE
Prepares i Long Answer
to "Revelations" in
Papen Papers.
hunts FOR FLAWS
IN DOCUMENTS
Uernstorff Spokesman Points
Out Discrepancies in Horn
Payment Charges.
I ? T ? T ? I??? . a . 1
v him ton, Jan. 16. rhe German
prepared s Ion ? I ? el
alibis for the charges made againat II
,n connection with the publication of
documents taken from * sptain von
Papen, the rc?-;?ll?<l militar*, attach?-.
i ? ? . :-. ill i ?? submitted t.. the State
ent if circumstances inter call
for h? h ai
A pe? ? ? '.ik for Am
. lor ron Bemsterff said te n rhl
thai there were obvious contradictions
in the cabled dispatches and that until
the photogra|
here it would be imposaibl
? ... :. ant. Il ??????. point? d o m in
particular ?hn* the paj men!
I .... been tnade to Werner Horn, the
man arho bleu up the International
Bridge, ??? at first ?aid to have bean
made after the uct, while later dis?
patches said that Hern received the
money from von Papen two
fore he dj ? bi Idge.
If am v ? made, it was
ledly for
lasej arould
ii illy ?lefray 'or Gen
to pay il-,? m 1. ? ? 11 o ? ?
.
? nas paid ... Horn
the books of thi
? after I he br dge was b.own
up, 'I ii.a make.- ir. certain, l... em
..* Urn h r. i . .. !
il all, three
.
"Be rhe Tribune'.
i would
?
entry ?i i a ,
? ? . we."
Payment to Koen...', i on v*. ed< II,
i '
. ' ? . . ?? a'6
, pu; ?? rri.i". ri ol r nit:r.e.
. . is men were
?.Uli !.. I ?;?.. | '
f the I '
. ?
g in tl ?'." it
'
... '??, and
? it i? ma !?? up en
? gentlemen who work
'\ ? thai ..". a, the
ilai ; ? ?
i of the i
? ernmenta who tr
t-ould certainly bo
He can't turn
? ? ? nout bumping into
? .. dozei of tl em."
is for A i Bei natorff'a
.
?. . ? ? ?.
"He ? -
had an a
. mbai ?
i atill waiting
?
mmentonth?
. i udging fro
I lund m the papers
to warra
?
goven
intry-war.
r ?, di M OWal la tin
No ? . has yet i
v on l'.. rnst? | n
to sett ?? the I.u-ntania case. It is
ever, notwith
? eport -, ' '? '
.
. | ? . h ? h had th?
. h ? em?
?
. ?
Lusitania Settlement
Expected in l?erlin
Berlin, Ja".. Id The (ierinnn K?>? ?
eign 0 eves 1
ttlemenl ?'
the Lusitai i ? ghtly pre?
mature N ? to this enTe? I ? i
recaivi d from i ount von
German Ami.a--..
0 ' conl rai y, il
'er red itegoi ation? .ire still
B .-. but there is not the slig I
doubt expr?s ed '!?;?' s ?ettlemi i I
I, and in the immediate
?
The Med tei problem is re
carded ? iheoluta ?. ?et1 led, for
th? German ??? i ernment, as baa al?
ii ited n .I sp itehea, be?
lie - ? i ? 11 submarines n this and
. ?? ? . Breas which have not bean pro
o perat i n g
under all the ? ? eognl ted lies
re," these lubmarines
? . m regular ri ? n only
' t th? travelling undei a iter
the ii face.
v. , ?: the -i itirietion bets sei
and the reprisal op
i i ? ? an und the
mprehei Gei -
? .? ?
?r Mediterranean pr
??
a i parties.
"R. V. M." Interpreted
r<> lie von Meysenbug
The British afllcials
vho cop ed the corr ? | ?..- . .,
? . von Pap? n a hen
the reeelled '??-rmmi military r?
tal fin klagton rasch? d Falmoutl
hi? way ta German? wer? reapei
f,,r the itatemsnl 'hu? the Initial
v. m " ut the sattem >>f oa? si
l. ". i -. taken from the c?ptala' i
h, ,-,. thoi- of H;??..ii ?.'.?? Meysei
form, r German con tul it New Orl
Baron -i on Hi | ? nbug's name
?eared In bracket? ?i 'he tap ol
: copy ?f the letter, alih?ui-h
,1.meal ? 11 Igni d only with th?
i in.. "K V. M " _
PAPEN RAGED AND RANT
?asechen Heard Very iia/l Laagi
In \ cry ?.(Mid English.
i.ondo'i, Jsn IT. "Th. Daily '?'
I ..,.. Inter? itlng detail i sf I i|
von I'lipi-n's Hrr?*?t
??ih- photograph," ?ay? "The M
"hud bien pOlted ait every ->oi\ "r?'
WB4 in?tnntlv i.-f-ocni/fd n? til? ??
anchored ??if Falmouth, n?- la ? yei
?mari looking nmn iri the muid!'
tie??. \\'h?'n accoatod he wai? -ii -!? :
Illusion rh?t los Mi,f.? eonduct eov?
not only kimself, bul all hi; b*l<
"The earreapondene? asa not
den; some sf the l.'tter? were Is
|... kel t. When detain??! ba flouri.?
tfa eonduel and demoded thai
be not molested. He >??? ? I elltaly
formed that his ?;?f?- eonduel app
to hin bully alone, mid the fart I
- allowed to proceed wearing
waa n..-!?: ?' due ;<> the Bi ?
grace. Whereupon he u '-11
excellent English lome extremely
complimentary language. II
very bad rr ico that hi
the doi ument?."
PASTOR AND FLOCK CHANG
Methodist. He Becomes Episco*
Rnd Cont-rei'ation Follows.
An entire congregation, led by
pa tor, left the Metl d I Church j
terday und aaa received into the t
ut St. Mary'?- Episcopal Church, 1
Bronx, by Bishop Gr?er, a
Archdeacon Pott und the K.-v. Willi
I'. Wal ... r.-. toi of th? church.
The congregation wa? eompos? 1
ilxty Its me of whom forme
had been Roman I at hoi - Re? en
they- entoi th? ' Chui
under I id< : th.- Rev A'
ander Luzzi. No!
faith, t? ?ir pastor s iked te be rell-M
of In? work In the atott Avenue Metl
Chu ''"'' ?? '
? -....??, p.; iho| ind BI il op Wil ?
.? wai deeid? ! I i make him an Iteil
iary in Th? Broi
entire form? r congrei
? oi folio ??? I bim.
TUSKEGEE MEMORIAL
LAUNCHED BY L0\
Secretaries Daniels and McAdi
Attend Testimon?ala
W i- h i gton, Jsn. 16. A plan
i 12.000,(900 fund to per]
ruskegee Institute al Tuskegeo, AI
aa >? permanent memorial to I
er T. Washington was announe?
to day by Beth Low, of New IToi
of the institute's board i
?? ? -, at ;t memoi ial -? n
in honor of 1
Mr. I lid that u a pla
ed by the trusl
half of th? I the negro4
of the nal on th?
Mora than tin a the?
all wal a and of bol
g ? ? of Dr. Wai
ton al th? i< rhl wai held i
Metropolitan A M. E, ? burch. Seer.
ala ol ? .? . ami Si er?
McAdoo of - - Tre
promin? ikera.
?
SNOW HERE; WONT LAST
a
I.. Be ? laadj and < ?l-aar, Weath?
Burea? Fersesst.
Further than tl
? ?>? gan ?" inov it 9:10 ?'< lock laa
night, the loeal i Itl re of tl ? '?'
Huri'Mii had juat one thing to m
itorm. That waa that it wi
? ue long,
rhii adf isory n lb >ei
feather Bur*
"Cold wave, witl
ite i"
'<'! u I y and ;o'der" * a forecai
??day 1 ?
? ? rr? Net? England. 1 'u< -
. to t- fair, with con
cold.
WHITMAN TAKES A DAY 0FI
Hay ward Oal) Caller te Break Int?
Goveraar'a Beclssle?.
i my day ol rest, from pol?
led from all work, including inter?
laid Governoi WI ti
?
!!?? .-i?. ? it ? aniel day, bi eakf isting
tl ? St Regi ;
""ii he walked op si i do? ?
?avenu? ? tk Mrs. Whitman. !
going t?. ,i friend's house for dinner h?r
I ad a eonferei ?? i ith < onel V,
li ? ??.; -i. -if the Pub ?
? ?n, hi? only caller, To-nigl ? ?
will ipoak ?it tu.? dinner ol I
. and ' - :. .
I.. ? .' i. turn to All
SILENCER FOR LOCOMOTIVE
Maxim Ready t.? Bgalp ( eatral'a
Swltchlag Bagtaea.
lu i .
M irtford, Coon , Jar.. 16.?1
York Centra lei ? -h the
f i fron
nee. Hiram
vko ? ? , .
chug-chu
? . - He believes exhi
' ' - will be r<
? i iced ireely not al ? ?????.-'
puff."
- ' from th? iteam cyl
piped
through the i ngiac pilot on
ij i, will be attached the ?Hencer!
^al-'a'WWWal^^
S McOIBBON -Si CO. S
5 it)",; |S
? COMPLIMENTARY DISCOUNT M
?EL,1 Fine Household Linens |ssC|
!?" Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases Ici
ip^ Handkerchiefs -jP
?P Dainty Lingerie ?3?
1J3 _t>i'c/ Spreads Blankets Comfortables J?'.
*>2 Lace Curtains "ng
's? Transparent Draperies ICI
ETi Upholstery Fabric Materials *i.
jUti i /?ea/ Mahogany Beds gpl
[Jwj Sanitary Bedding Jjj|
*T4 Oriental and American Rugs JS?
^ ? ?.?-? ja
?S?,- ? ?T i "I Si tt-ii:* Wi-IT, NKA.lt Fifth AVi.Nt i: !?J
l3S^B^HBSBia4a3BBBfflEl
NEW WORLD LAW
ASKED BY LANSIKC
Present Rules Have l.itfli
Regard for Neutrals,
Says Secretary.
AMERICAS URGED
10 ACT AT ONCE
[.?stitute Committee Su-jf-estei
to Adopt Code That Will
Reverse Tradition.
ifn.in T? ? ' ! ? ? . I
v7aal Ington Jai Id \ ? ' :- ,l ?<
eaent ? do n ;???? *
eutrality Is compoaed of jud?ela
? md letcmatienal sgr
"which have given a ? ? .
tha b4 lllgl rent un.! ) . ? hewn litt!?
regard for tha i
rotary Lai rig ?? laj ? ? ? te Df
Janes Brown ' ?? lent of th?
organise I '
International l aw, ? memorandum lug
?' ' ? itral rigl ta in
. with h vi? ??,- t., drawing
Pan-American ???.?!. p.,re favors
posed ol
tut | rom < teh h
the twenty-one American republics.
rould appe i ." lays Mr La ? -'?
communication, "that it la time to ro?
erse this firorets of treatment of fhf
object of neutrality and to deal urltl
I r'r .m *he point of view of t! ? - ?
Although the memorandum rnn'-c? r?
?neu' on of Incidente of the Europear
war, which affected either the Uni to?
tatos or others of the Amen?-* r"
publies, it lo regarded here ai be i ? ?1
vital significance, eapoc ? to the peo
f the w?. torn Heml iphero.
.Veutrala Should \rt Ham,
Be Ides 1 g take as a f i ink ex
'.n of Mr. 1. ? nafa attil ido too
ard eircumatancea In which
ta tes and oi
? ; . ...
of tha ms of European bellic
I a- an in
...
?li< rea| '?. ? g srnments
it efforl ? ? -ice to
?' i other world ?ar,
inder which
? ? "? ?? i 84
Mr. ! - ' the five mem
representing this
country. The other f?.ur are
honei prealdent; Dr. Scott,
pre ild? ? Bacon, et-An
dor t.? Pranee, and Dr Lee 8. R i
: Pai lylvania. Al?
the ii
its mainly to devel
ten it d lau and popularis?
ing n.- principles amon<- the people? of
> ? ? ? .ruinent, it has taken
that its a '
4 be world-** ide.
l?r. Scott announced to-day tha' cor?
tera h ii-. e '
in most of the European
and neu?
trals.
Germ be represented by
Harbui ger i * *, Auatria-H
gary by Lammas? . Belgium by A
and R Great Brita i rence,
n Franc?
...
by (atl . I A . ?? . ?
- by .le I.outer Norway by
.- ? Klei "i
i bj raube
IV. -.-in Rules lundsgnafs
t of Secretary Lana
?
?t th? ? : Ing f th?
' ? ...
mperfect cod
, ?
. ???vil. arid n.
- which ii???? s f i ip dur
t 121 s - a . .i ?*
liff i
ITerei tries, have
bean frequently found inadequate lo
meet I Of warfare, anJ
tiang? I,
I or added to the rule?, .
" renga the pr*c< . ,,t jld-fi .
ons * " .ti
rise? Is ?I be liger ?
'"" ".? ' . ' a ,
g? re; t rlgkti ?? d neu!
? ?tal -.ni avidene"
..."
|.,w have relied anea th? -.--?. .,
di r ?,,,,. i in ?lealirg
Of ne.- ? ? , thej
>,. .i geranfa paiat >.f view ' ' '
feting a
?? z
r-.nf re- ? <?? ,-,-l - >n f .,. ... ,
erilly e? ? . ... ?J
in' rif to helligerent i?nd n? .Ta r ...
'" " ' ry ' ? ?sserta Va'!
it *r .
ti.e ? ' Ulc?rente- atendi?la?
i? judicial d >? text at '?r,
a ?t latera itional h ?
<.?;?/. n nil th? kH a- | ?. ""
. ?nd have ihowi ,'.?;. ?
. tl ? of neuti ,
res,r?e thin oroeei, .,' tr,?
the ?object ? |
aitl ? from '.h- ; ? ' . | v . '..'
eeati '
Vianda a f ??mrnittee Named.
"I wo i 'i there! ??'??'?
committee be I .-, ....
i roblen of ? ? .,
? ?
of I gerency 1 iti ......
'
eonduel of a r... . ? a ?ar to ? aetiaa
44t pence
"' ' ' ?al th?
ibject might be
? .- -t
? ? a
?f neutral i
.
e of the
e f ???
' ? qua
'
of members fn
especially fitted to ? this 1
proper ; i
? -.? ;. irpoae of prated
... ?
unctions on the high i-???i and from
t'r * "Tip'.? tion of ? irdeaa ia
preaerviag theii on land"
OL' CLOES MEN AID
BRITISH DESERTERS
Soldier Sleuths Trap London
Mercha ?ts Who Provide
Garb for FngHlfet.
'-;???.. - r" ? ? ? -?? .-,
? . Jim. I. A ? Ml ?'?
i- ? ai th?
i*rj palie? " | ?I ?-??
er.? r'roi:-. th? arm. : .?
elothlng deal? re. lr tha laat few we?k4
.i vea?den of iecond-hsnd a
hav" fallen late th? s?t si
? ? k? ?' a? : ifesk
pun-.ihni? n*. la likol] to be sever?.
The methods amp vjaA by tl -.
prita are ingeaiosi sad ??red. In i
.? ?about m.r ml?? ny.?
a *? ) ai" ov ikort
leave from the front 'na*, c ? ..*?:-. cc"
-.n b" ?btaiaod from cir'.a.n lath
? r.. A? thg aal? af i letdtatah
Ita-rb dden, mud . . . .? r.et-eiiar?.
Th'- tu-.r- - ft hii pri-p?K;
I r.g ilays in
rating hi? MS? and n
preaching the subject ?.radua?y. Wr?.--.
.-.aaliy is ?S?tale thet the man n
i-aCff '- ii ' r*. he g.iei itrsighr to the
For h i-er'.i.n asm ?ad
man] I ? I a value cf th? na'.er.i?
? i maa
. ? . .for?
a.- p..rr ?
But I . :
? ?
they del ? ',*';?
. Tor
- ..ore ? "-?'. to ^' ??' ? i
K< r aeveral reaaon? laoal ? ?' I * an
I from
.
do? r: aa m ??-' -
t that 1 - '
tivoly unknown I *
t
? ? ?
? .aaa**
?
- ? ? . ? ti tetsA
? '
? ?
-
???.???
i the I
'
more serioue pu ' ?u**
The Woman's Account I
The Harriman National Bank values the
woman's account.
True, a womar ordinarily has rot at her com?
mand and disposition funds in the an ount custom?
arily handled by a man, but the aggregate of a
nun.ber of women's accounts is useful to a bank
A better reason, however, for the particu'ar
favor which the Harriman Nationa Lank extend?
to the woman's account, is because of the innate
loyalty of ?women. As a rule, a woman repaid-. bat
hank with a very friendly feeling, and is frequent a
instrumental in bringing to the bank business tar
more important perhaps than her own. She apeak?
well of her ban!: to her friends and neighbors, i?d
thug re-ays n any fold the courtesy and attention
extended to her.
The Harriman National Dank maintains a sep
?imte department for women'i accounts, with meid
in attendance, and bus:;,es*, ??ke but courteous s<
Vice. The bank ?.?- open from 8 A M. to 8 P. M .
Saturdays included. S:mi ariy, the safe deposit
department of the Harriman ISat onal Bank is par
ti-EUlarly pleased to deal with women a3 lessees oi
safe de*, c .it boxes, and this department is open
from 8 O'clock A. M until 12 midnight.
Personal accounts, domestic or household ac
ints, accounts for funds awaiting investment,
accounts of treasurers ot socict es and -aubucnption
organizationt, and other accounts lor ipecial pur?
poses are welcomed. At the Harriman National
bank tne tnagnil ude o the account is always 0? ?ess
importance than the quality of the noting upon L
mj its books. La
f BAKING HOURS ?R0M I A M. TO I ? M
SAFE UfcPOSIT r/AII' ** * t M TO ?10.113 t?
Harriman National Bank
KIFTM AVBNUit AN**? 44r? aT a*,?*- - - J

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