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ROOT WILL OPEN
TG1IT ON V/ILSON
Ctfliegfe M'-' Convention
Feb. 15 to Sound Re
publican Battle Cry.
CHICAGO "BIG I 01 IT
Will Bl PICKED
. ,.v ... Pr< tart
ni*vs" ro Be ?.4'r.-.;.iv'?.i as
Slogan !*> ! ? s' ??'?
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a"
CIk RM ?IM
and Cone-art
Tuesday Evening,
I .*.:. - ".. 8.10 P. M.
H \LL.
Broad??*- at S.id Str?r?-*t.
f of ? ifmng :
BELLOPHOBIA.
OR
! WAR MADNESS
2.
a
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5
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W? sun to tiring oo? the f?v | Bd ;
, it?! it.- i rtaa, Mai fi-rtu??i
y *al ..ml gratefa Qj
for the ?ptxir
Bt ?Uli thru BJS
t-ct I.Ttunf." Ua
I m? n ? ??B
Standing room sign used a.
? ?. iJrrc/ m<3rr>
, rrned auraj
at? tu be (.
Human.! ?nan.
CoUtctiont or contribution
V\'r U.4.I.- >o.i aoai noi >oar
l! WE ARE SELFISH
?| TOWARDS THE NEEDY,
? 3UR PLATFORM SAYS
I
lit-nn leu.I.-i? t?ll fof "">> The in
lead to Impart to tk? eenvention not
? ?'?? bill ?i national i?r?>i.4't
\i. Il- Il ? ? n || | ..... ;,, ...i-i.l
S K er? t will bring ill R?
? . -lit . ? l?r ,', I |
common bannei
Tl '" sel? cl?on i't Elih?? Rool
? ? . lirman will 4 onti Ihul?
? . . ':-.?'. , ., 1 ?. 1
? i"-? lance, foi upon
? v -? latoi ?s ill <l.'\ olt n.
?.mi" l h? -i'.i'ih thai ?1 'I (urn if h
! l-r ? - ihr campaig
? . , , ? .- v.
'!? ?in temp? ? II )
1 post foi 1 Pi
1 ? K. 1 ub1t?ean 1 ?>.*?.'?<-? - .1
? ' itrolling
. - Mi Rool was
? . ? 1.-.
it I eli c; ion ? s ?
4 ? ?? . ?' 1 he pronounced in?
(hm ? - n?rl n| "i mis
ulTiitrs '?*.
'i . e the 1 1 ? Iftauc
.'.,:?? Ml RoOl I'
1 >? ?,"?? slogan al "Americanism ?ntl
ever? hamlel in t'l?.
!*ir't. ?.- the ? ? ? el? ??' s1 ? ? '
rill be i.riH h i rfunctorj sffair, ??
py pi .t 1 , .......1 .linn?
1*1 ; in??, t'i ?..
mal Wadsworth Uovem 1
Wl (mai W ,? ? Qerri, ?nd either
'; ?,
. 1 il lican administration
bo ii 1 sod, m ii 1 his
sal indorstin-en1
? ,,.\, ? ? v. " foi renoi ? ?? ? 1
MINERS G.VTHER
TO FIX WAGE SCALE
Union ?Leaders Hope t" Reestab?
lish Interstate Agreement.
'
? ? ted most ??; the bituminous
coal .. . read) on tl?' fround to
. ? ? ? ? ni convention of
tl ? I? ted Mln? Workers ol America,
opens her?
era I Illinois. In
? and V. . |1 P? --. '.vniiia
e aft?!
. - , .
I meeting
... erators
.t hen an effort ?<? ;'! be
B f.'rrnsl ?
. ? - he operators from f ?
. ? ? re not ' < preai ? I ?
, ? .Hl. , . ,, ? ? ?. lasl week, snd
? n. M a it- tal??'!'. !' *
P. White, til ? ?! presiden!
: .
.... . ' .
?
? workers' offloers hep?
? . - ??? 1 ? agreement, Tho
miners already lav-, agre?
set to 1
? . . - ? ? hex wj
:rr cent incraaa? on a mina run
MILITIA FIGHTS
WILSON DEFENCE
Preparedness Programme
Losing Support Stead?
ily In Congress.
NATIONAL OUARD
ITS GREAT ENEMY
Opposition b) United States
Association i ikcly i<> Influ?
ence Legislators.
I ?? -i .. rtf i - **
Washington, .'?r 16 \ eontinaed
s ?? ikei g ol fore? on which the
I si ; ?it ?i n had eounted to pul Its
preparednesi programme through Con?
gress marked 'n*.t ?reek, and while ad
stion !? adei - still lain to have
reserve n hi? h mai save pai t
of the legislation asked other ob en
ers do srheth Pi ssideni Wilson
ke what
lie n-1. . foi } ?? make It post
h 'h to claim I he n s Thei o
has been s ? g ol I.nth In iho sen
? ' ? t in favoi >i t i ? paredness and in
support for ? he pari ieular pi pul
: ; ! . ' r ntion
This Is particular!) true of the army
plans ai d, i lesser I? gree ol those
.r t' seems unlikely to-.in>*
that in either branch the administra
111 gel more I han n small part "f
t it In both eases, too, it Ig
thai ny su ces ?s .? ,.: I i Impos?
sible n ? ? ? '. si roi g Republic
? i. ?
Die D ' pre?
i sredi gi. ?' cun ilng in
? ? tegic posi
they hold nritl I iting their
promises to mal ght on
? ,'.', programm? 11 been
? ? : from th? t that the one
great difficulty In the way was th ? rail
ing of i i. 11? ' ol only to me * the pre
? ..-n bills, bul '" eover the heavy
and groarlni r-eScIl due '?? the failure
of the I'r.ii? rwix.il liirifT law. Many
m? n in l n- - houses of Congress won! 1
r i th oui ' ?
? eed t.'iat tho new
3d Week -Remnant Sale
New Ends Added Daily
$^. This i?ale?the most MICCeMful w* our ^^ ^_^
I Lj historv?proven that values sire big *utd Vl^ 1 sJ
X O i*PP*,*aiit,*ri' Hundreds of $25 to $50 h) J[ Q
Suitings reduced to $ ! 8. ^^
Special Full Dress Suit, silk lined. $40: lux,do Suit,
$35 Many winter overcoat rerlu? tions.
?Kfz Arttl?^?iti
for tht - ? ? . ?.i,? uptown . ... r. n ',/,??
I ? r-i - . I ??-, , i - -between Fittl and Maditon ivet.
;??'.ii!rii-i.Tjn4?r?;. ? ?? . j-, ??,? n ? ? -, ?,.. ?? ?.,;
?Willi!,
%#o^g^ a
4t?.?t??y ?ir
-????B^
^w?fe^
T.
'O GIVE our boys a better
environment ; to provide rec?
reation and healthful enter?
tainment; to furnish encourage?
ment and training where and
when they are most needed ?
these are the aims of the Boys'
Club Movement.
We want to give our New York
boys a good practical chance to
develop themselves. We want to
build a generation of better men
for tomorrow by taking better care
of our boys today. We want
more Lincolns in our citizensnip.
Two Boys' Clubs are now doing
wonderful work in this direction.
We vvanl to extend the work, and to'do so properly we have under
blttti to raise $500.000.00 by January 21st.
Are you Willing to do your share in this work of building better boys?
GIVE NO MONEY
TO
BOY SOLICITORS
Contnbutions to
E. N. POTTER, Treasurer,
The Boys' Club Association of New Yoik
55 Wall Sbtd
taxes which mu? I be Imp? sd we
'??'?i hard on theli districts
Repr?sentai m . Kn. i m. leader
snti prepare Ines. foreea, Is el
?' : W. Means Com
front ' i i. h ' n ' . ome any leg!
effecting the r?a.*nn.*- He s
' aun? -i ti ,? this i ?ti not be
until i . |.i..| m, .i,,,. i| programt
been sdopted, "??.? that we shal
ius1 what w? mus? previdi ' 1
* ii thai nil members ?.t ? i
"" afraid thai the revenu? lawi
sre ?.till in.).?.,n mhi\ bear baa*
them n particular, en I s ill ?en.
t" tllr .'ij,?| u ,?|, ? ',;ir,| light
' i- ?i arc ell fighting '.lu ..f pr?
1 sss, though i '"t.i.l..;. half we
f,,r ?1 ?I the revei ??? laws ha?
i No man ? en tell letl
will be in thai half, however, a?
will take chan? ? i
N i' le the navj healinjc? ha?
???' i-. ' beyond the tage of t?..
* it ??' ' ' i i un : I,.- general prli
which i... ?? go ern the In? raasei
'"', I.n eoi ? dered i A? ally,
'?*"'? ? ' ? ridenl thai the entim?
strengthenini th nai 4 ii fur sti
H sn that for t(..' army. Many
int.?i*, feel that s ith s mh4> ' 1
frinl the shores during thr nrnt n
after the outbreak of s s ai the
try could reel secure und build
uriny at leisure, Paw nr.* 4?illini;
'.. far as the Presiden) l, ? - ssks
' ' do f'. : thai lomething nu
don ? whii '.1 \? ill l>>. big ??...11^:11
poii ?? I t.. with i"ids on the bus
Present indica! ion? are for the
ii"ii of n bill 11. reaaing the n
army bj .1 ? ?i.l men. ?u.
ening the eoasl ?:? fene - and a*
corps providing res? 1 *... m tiller
"i'.? 1 ? sai ve munitions, and m
some attempt to str ?ngthen th
? d nii.i make ll more
n'. ? foi f edei el '. te
foe m the ?
urn", plan, i? high sdminl itratioi
lid to in;. . . ? t 11 ..i|
th? natioi throughout
I he 1.. ? . on*. ? rsi?
entativi Hay, chairman 1
Itee on Militar) \
I" the id.- militia
? . ?? ? ? ? ? 1 ? 1 '?m fur de
the . ??:.?. ..1 .1 will eventually,
plans foi
for?. - of the ' nit? ?1 S
National l?nard Opposition Dang?
Th? 11 .'.m ? hs obtain? I a ci
a rculai etter sent oui
? the National (
A ? . ted States,
Is of th
mil n ; ^: r 11, and a i?*
dai ,.-? rous
*a i nat th?
.iv y.t
I. 'ii ri ?
' I ' ? ice of a c an- pai|
n :." one official Find. '": tl
'.-?.. ' ? ' .],..., .,.,.? r,
e to be genuinely anxiou '..
1 . . ........
' . na ? ian
.? . : - 1 trul 1 .,-.-? 1 '?.t 1
the 1 ? ? he 1 lilitia, b
'.. 1..I |u<
? eral ? tal
ire mostly clei leal
lh>' line
. r I.
". for natii nal .!>?(
? .: rectly
I .
?wind ... gold I
national gus
. r> hi "d. y urg?
..?'. .,- !? r their t ongi
pi it will ai
?' ? ? government's m?
1 . ? rithout a >i"!
rth of 1 m ret
1 11 ? . : ? ' . ; hat, " ? I 1
? ..?1. a eit
ful lines
ityled militia
iid ha 11. a*
II meant
gui at the *?
ral misst
? ? . 1rs
tnat 1 '?? r more I
p to 1 ? ?? srmy
: . thai
? ?? spprop
1 ,..n f? ? , ? ; msnl spi n
le the Armi ?
.
? Irawal ol
nati nal .: lard
I rges "-Mid.? Indorwtaant.
rhe lettei ned 1
.. chaira
itive c? mmitt? ?. 1- in i>
?
lirable that effoi
? . by boards of I
ganixatii
through? n' th? counl j of 1 ? u<
guard p
?
" .."? !
? 1 town vhi
?. .
guard, and pei itl 1 -.".??-.
? . ' 11 I rought c
. ? ? 1 , viz. :
"lall t of the full pi
b for 1 ' ? ? Ifgislati
pro?. - d by "?' Natioi ..1 tiuurj ."
1 ] rancisco, and
? of the bell
hat 1 ? ould foi
basis of anj fore? of citisen s?
may underts
.
r- lolutloi
. ' ' lllowil
groui pan
men:
?'ii i . nu ? t!n> n
r : ;, '. ;. ?
ind wit
good result? to th.' building up ..f
? ? . ? for nal oni
..? r...tir work the
rrvici . - entitled I
? Ion.
"i. That tl si giuird, mail
! I th? itates, ? r.,ir'.?'.| and off
under a 11 ? ? sm, In.
? .in? of ??vu
1 be s fore. il ?tent \.ith ou
Tint:..nal ideals.
\4-..iii?i ? milint'nlal Am.?
"(e) Thai I 1 embers af tru? n?
.. guard, being the 01 I) ones a I
.... had prael 1 pe? lance in ti?
organ snt of eitisi
era, ma) be laid to ha? s <? tpei
condil ioni undc
? ? ?
pei ? nee an?
ins
? the eontii
.... ... fon
ire,
"(d .... tablish any m
from th?
must either rs
? failure 01 h th? abolishment 01
,.."?: thai _ souiii'
.
. an I .:> ??' lopment
? tence, and ?hicli
ha? ai ??i.r. than s
? Ilion dolli ?
"Otl 1 ? t- ? ill sug| est thi
. r< 1? ith a draft
.....
ca? re? mmended, hn? ?
.1 .ut.'. 1 ? changed in
. . of all r?solu*
? . (hieb may be
ted should b? ma ? U I ? ? Pri
dent, the Secretary of War, th? Sana
torsand Representatives m( ongreas of
,-. and to the chairman of the
??? and House committees on Mill?
tai ?? K?
M If thii iggestion - ?rigorously
carried out, your? mmlttee feels thai
t will ri?.ult n a snowstorm of reso?
lutions at Washington, which will bt
convincing ? idenee or the sentiment
of th? country faverable la thr na
.. guard."
The ?? rd froeioe foi
. ? . scond to none, in "a le.mar. "
ocreas? 1 ? . ir army, th? n.iop
tioi of th? Natii ? ? ?? ...r'. I ? ? ??'
?ir. gl .n :; ?? for n I S IlOTCaM an I
pay i.rid for the ?torn of uni
i. r*i?! trail ng They .si? o provide
that. sha be the _ ont?
f..rr,. of CitUa-li SOldiaT) 111 tha- I'll i te?.
RAILWAYS ASKED
TO AD) DEFENCE
Facilities for Movement of
Troops Included in
Wilson Plan.
BUSINESS TO JOIN
IN MOBILIZATION
Data Will Bo Collected to Show
Where United States Can
Look for Supplies.
W??hinrion, inn. l? Aaotker step
in r'ne plnn for preparing the nal on'
rri mrrr- f?,r ? a - ? i ? ~ Ve mobilisation In
tnae of etaatgeney will !>?? announced
by Pteel?eni \? il?on, il is ? spected,
wh>n h?? n?l?ir'".-.-s i)??? Railroad Buai
neat Aeea-eiation si it* dinner in
York <.n January 27.
Tha Pteaident is eip-scted t? refer to
the advisab lit) of ha?rtng lh< ...
i.n! ' <<nr?-rii-i vhieh manufacture I
roa I supplies eoAperate in th< |
mobilisation i>!-hi?k. Tha Arn?-.- w??r
1.m ? . ki Its i'"- sssloa
i? ueh .. r'.ri the propti
mov? ? ? ? . Il roed
'.' administration de
i. ' ths m -i-. assi itance >.f railraed
itiv? and i ? ? s m eom
rig I ? ' i "f information .?"'i
? ? i ? ?? ? up ?.. date.
'.? 01 re A. Post, | lent of ths Ra
road Bo ? ? - \ i .'.<-:n' ion. h?? In
Pr? lenl tl al Ms organ
cooperate In 'bu
i n every ws . b ? Other or
i ni. """ of business ?.ml preftM
mi n ?*. 'II I..- ? '- .-il ?m help,
i ??? i i< ? i ? wiittea to the
? -i . '?' ? '? prlnc in?! engineer
rgai hat they ??>?
i rii? i represi tal to ? ollect
> ?. i ?. ' ' i,- . ? isinei foi r-..i
? ?? dangei
I of a h Ich was made
i ubi ? :?'.* I.-. W !.
? ? , prrKidenl of the American
i rjneers, wenf
?i of the American
? v nf Mechanical ' ?: neera, the
i -. nf Civil Engineers,
tute of Electrical
i ? ? ? i id 1 .mei in i Item cal
rhe work <>!' collecting data
? ?! ? by the r? pi ? lenta
of these organizations in connee
lioi ? ' N i.-nl <?onsull
;, :? Board
'.', .rely 'lrawn 'ip
i . . ! ? lent and his adviaers an
set go ' .
which ' , '? In the hand ?
etc informa?
tion regai ding r - d industrial
?. .. . ? would have to be
? :' ths armv
I n tii v sr.
I ... ii I by the Pres?
ident to appoim tat i ves ta aid
ri il i
m?, among thoos thai aominated > a
bei far the Naval Consulting H>.?r.
in?-? appointed ?? i os I? i
lit?lp in carrying eat th< President'
[i ;??r
-'.?rr< tary Daniel tatemen! to
.-? ? ? boral ng '.?. - ? .? navy's inrt h
i ?,? pro fren se, ??? nted oui tl il tb?
; .-.- engineering organisai ons rear?
??.i h nembership <>f bSSOi ?ei-hn-,
r.?l men "particularly ??"?'! to perfora
this r'in r,f work li ;>?? '? I '???
diHinl.eri'iiti'.l mani.-r "
"Tli' plan involves ? board of fi-.<
engineers Is ??< I - ?'? of the Uni?
mi.' t'r.irii each "!' I ils "? I * ?' I 'i
will rover civil engineering, mining ?ni
meta!; irg c I * g, mii'I rtiechani
...
I ractiea , n a? b? ? ? ? I i s I
Each one of the men will be appointed
al the request of the Presldenl of ths
I ? ? i tat? ?. being first nom nated l?v
the society of wl - a member.
On approval by the Secretan ai the
Navy ne will r*ceive in? oficial aa?
pointmeal and become an associate
member of the Naval Consulting Board,
?vorklnfj throik-l? the committee of tno
hoard.
"The??? live rnfi m each statt?
form the nucleu? ,,f an orgeaisatloa in
each stats The-y a 'I he ssked to
relee! member-? of their xoeietiea from
all parts of ths t?te,and erlll furnish
thi ?'? wilh li!-in* forms on wh ch ? ..1 be
mad? of our country's
producing snd manufacturing resource .
ir:clud?n< transportati n Tl <? inf nata?
tion given ipon these f"rrn.-? ?rill be
? i b] ths ' i eoni il?ir.(? bear I
and by the government of mp United
SI ites in perl g tl ? I na ind is
trial organisation necessary to ths
plans for def? ItCS
"Ones having the data, ths p--rpom?
. ?,, Ig , . ? :,. ?".,,.. ? . . ;,-,,? ri
and in ? h i ?4 way brinir fie offiriaU il
toiirh v.i'h tl.e ia4aetri?M| So that no'
anly will th< go ven menl knov the
': 'ht??-; in
? ?.-i en lee, but ,* will
<? ? -? ? ?? 1 the ? n H u a
la | requirements of ?uch
? i.- ? instance, it is pr-.po??<i
to pi??.* ?n.. rdei for certain i-nun?
tions based upon conditions existing s*
time Th?s? orders will, perhaps.
U 101 proflt to the marnifaelur-ers,
they Will keep them i' '.. ?r?i and
tuned ?ij> for aervire m rmerjfenrie?.
rhej *v;li, through auch orders, hata
? ? 'ni 'l," ?helves and at time? in
*.ii< shop?, blueprints, specification?
Sbd ?nmri." "ii hand. Tne men \r. eaa-h
plant will hit.? a work ng kriowledire of
/(??? r'nn.-nt requirements.
"Whils ; r. |r.i.*-i'dr.?'h?. of plants to
fun l?l - ipp '.- for war :? ?he most
important step, it is tl-.--' or.e heretofore"*
leasl thought '.f. (i? sh.,t4-n by th.- con
r.f cer?.-t:n coun'ri.'? a?, ti e be
ginning of Um pn ??? Eurepeaa war."
H0LLA.ND FLOOD TOLL GROWS
.'. ? !r.n, Ian, l?k A dispatch to the
(.'?.?ntial News from Am-t'erdum says:
"The fl'roi-4 in Norh Holland eon
The town of
-.vhir-h || lees than ten
?prrri Amsterdam, 1? under water,
and a' rri.tiiy pointa rr..- lead :? three
feet bigher than ? wai ysstertiay.
Everywhere n ths flooded lection bod
?"? of eattle droeraed earn be ?.?en float?
? . , - ?,r? i f limhtMMM -?-' ?'
above ths lurface "f the water.
?Ths r of * ' slvs p"r?on?
-'.rov-ned in Marker-, wa-'r.ed ashore to
,i, ?.* Volel :at;r."
U here you may hear the Aeolian-r ocalion
In BrOOKLTN
.'\4*?.lian Hall. 11 1 latbush Ave
In New York
Aeolian Hall, 29 Wirst 4-.<l St.
a N'ewark
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T
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tion a year ago. the Aeolian-Vocalion has attained an extraor?
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