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fltEEDOIYI BY 1922
FOR PHILIPPINES
UK HHchCOCk Plan Wins
q\ Both Houses
and Wilson.
support
CTABLI REPUBLK
MUST Bl SET UP
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WHERE DO YOU
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^/T. arc ready to make
any jiood mort?
gage loan in Greater
New York. Low charges.
Hcasonablc rales.
TiTlE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST C?
$ 5,000.000
11.000.000
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Cal Pi tOl
Surplus, all ctmcil.
l?SaVr?var.N.Y. l?5lcmacnSl
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CHARLTON BACK.
CHEERY AND WELL
Will Rejoin Parents, Sa\s Wife
Slayer M.ts No Complain!
\ gainst Italian Justice.
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Conviction ?if Kilippl fur Raving <o
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nterni Revi nue, hr..l
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for % ?olating
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thii country anil
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WILL SEEK ISORTH POLE
-Dernier Leave? Seal Jul> fur a T?vo
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SENATE TO DEBATE
COLOMBIAN TREATY
$25,000.000 Bryan Settlement
Ma) Cause ! egislativc storm.
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tration. ?So
the treaty
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i he committee, at the
M .? \ ... ?
. ? . Nicaraguan
? Mi Brya
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i.-., i until ? ' ? Sei ator n -
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the Unit? ? control
ng
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SI 1 GIG for Fitch's Mother
rriother of < lyde
ght, obtain?
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I?.-.- ?.-?e LCI ??Uli.
JAPAN RENEWS
CHINA DEMANDS
British loar Fresh Note
(arries Danger lo
Peking.
WAY THREATEN
U. S. ENTERPRISE
I ??kms I .Host Stand BuiU on
Seven articles ol Old
Progranne
l ondon, Jan .'?? The Japanese go*
ernmenl has delivered i?> ? Chinea?
lei in i okio for I ranamisaion to
government a note embodying
aeven demands which were included in
? ' i ' - m Programm? of
1 ? ?? M ,... eatei G iai dian" lean -
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the hope
. a<; will be '.'.':'hoi ?tat
contradicted," aa the demanda when
previ? ? pnted were full ol
iror t.. China's independence and their
. . - . eff? ?? "ii'.'i have been to flare
? hina under the tutelage of Japan
"It 11 the aim nn.l hope of Britiah
. ' the "? ?a ipaper continu?e, "to
? . ' Irons, and independ? nt, de
velop - ? ; fullj wil hout interfer?
. reigi power
"li ?i ? dut) we '?'??. both to our?
aelvea and to i i to help her in thai
re have enormous m a
?. ? , ?. ' too, >?? i~. u'li reinforce
what ?- foi as the only right and ">?'
polic) "
Januar*/ 18, 1915, Japan ^'',,
to Ch na a I ol twei tj one demands,
arranged m Uve groupa. The I ? |
group related to the Shantung pro*, ee
and to conceding to Japan right
privilegea previously enjoyed bj ?irr
man) In SI . wi II si new pro
gativ?
;p two related lo South Man
ehuria, and to eonceaaiona there for
I property, trading, rsilrosd op
m nuil conatruction, the appoint?
? enl ol ? ? nea? a - po tical, financial
tarj adviaera, at I ol h? r con
... included a
demand f..;- special rights to h" grant
lapan i . inner Moi .
Group ihr? ? referred to the Ha
Ping Company. Group four,
. ecial group," demanded tha*
pi that hi reafter she
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group."
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goveri enl II contained
first regarding the ?
ent by i na of Japanea?
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ospitala, ehurch?
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ployment of Japaneae th? ? ice de
partmenta in the larpe centres; the
fourth, China to purchaae a certa
?:-.ion of war munitiona from
fifi . la] n'a ghi I
? certa railroad ii I na; the
'. . ? to .lapan in the
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rots to propagate
Buddhiam in ? Hina.
The Unit? ' State! government ad
? d a note to Japan with regard to
11,.- demand - ma d on CI
?n particule r I r? - p? et to three
oi foreign ad
pur? Ma?.- of war
? . the quest
nmenl
Mar.'h ;."..'.
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Japan and China, together with
?er? signed in the ?
I .??! Office, covering,
nounced, the practical cone
ed on the Ja] inda, of
which, hov. ?
for ult? ? . | .
It a ? '. at the I me that
? ? rst ?on " ei e
:;v c '1 he srti?
this group v ere
ber, but it tei -.tat? .1 ?.hat
.'i had been elimii ated and
lhal Ar- . ? be? . placed by
that < hina would und? rtak?
no military or i ? ? ... , noi
to undertali
Puki?
? future, it ,- i.ible that I
ided to "The
?. tardian'a" article were
i he oi ?gina] seven oi Grou p fl re.
Allies Too Busy. U. S. Alone
Can Aid China, Say Diplom?is
Wai '? ii gton, Jai :'?'. Met post
poned and m ? ?
of Grout o of the Jap
upon China a it \>.a
to? l I. offlciala in : ? The)
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on ii
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if war and t
Great Britaii and Pranc?
maintenance ol
thru n the 1 Baal
the Alii?
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ue with Jai
on?
j.iopi rly conci eraclf and
of them fe?
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When th?
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i wi the treat) oi tr?
u hich Japa coi id ng a ?th
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State Dej ? ?? ? I
n of the Jap
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d ? t Japan be |
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na and in Mau?
ri.urm i.?.- regarded
dooi to Ami
. ? itei ? .' quar?
to ? mplo ? Jap
:.- . . ? . , . ?n t he Iai ge < ...
da ?. pract ?
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Japai -' ?
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ed a deaign
to exclude Chriatiai m China in
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pelt ' I. - Cl ?na : to have a
. , of Eldei '
S '? cl ai
etirini ecretai to b?
chail mail, arid ' ? ? ' ? mber?
. . d) been named. ' ?
? hao Ern-ahun, Li Ching-I
, . ? ,.:' bureaua
g d) ist
Men ? .new bureau a
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subject, before the
i ?ill they kowtow in hia prea
i a/ill alao I to use
ng I palac?
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resent
pei
n a) be uaefi - i "
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...
? elder
oficiala now in tht government.
What Is the Gary Plan?
fix AllCT. HARROWS FERNANDEZ
Tribune readers trill find in this department a
clear and authoritative account of the Wirt school
system, proposed Jor this city. Questions of fiaren is
and teachers trill be gladly answered. The de?
partment will appear on Mondays and Thursdays.
what thi: wnvr plan -MES.
It talar* children nl7 the etri-rt?
and ke?i?p? thru, wttoleoe?noly l?uay
at work, atudy and pint for all or
BCVOn hoar, n Ans
It ahne oll rhlldrrn inst ?? murli
academic work aa the traditional
arhix.l, hut by Irnnthrninn the arhool
da> It glvp? time for practical ahop
work. aclen<-?\ drawing, munir, audi?
torium and piny f?ir all rhililren.
utiat thi: h'iht pi.\n mkws.
'Id ,?vi?r\ Bari at \ chance to give
hi? rhild Oil? ??nriihtil ??.!a< at ?on.-il
opport nniti?-?. ?aunllt reserved for
the children of the favore?! few.
To teaclnT??No moro hour? of
lea'-hlnK; m<ire couireiilal work.
To the ? ?immunity?Itctter citl
riiia, lirl.r -???(>'??.It? r-?r leeo coart.
Auditorium iSocializes School Life?Interests Children in
Work of School?Board of -Education I urns Down
-District Su-perintendenl in Charge ol Gary Work.
I'enrod and Srhiml.
"i if .-".ir f. he i Teuro.11 h
told that acl ool a s ? f? i
m "act, he ha I be? n told, an.I
? ? th? ?m i conveying
furnia? ion. n .
su ni i?il. a it h each repetit
more the character of dull :
? ??'! ?n -uit.
"He waa whollj unable ">
lancea, pr?sent or fun
which any of the it ? ? .
tesehing he ?a* now receivin
be of the *ht? ? a
benefit to 1 nself md when
I told tha'
i frequ
. bul i".'1.' the 'm ni"." i - eomi:
i.il and il no?ir to
such unp ? ...
" I.. Peniod, hoc
! state Of I ?. em i 'um
I math?
I he ws '
i concerning matters about which
i ,. eurioait) wl
i. ad over and over the d
in book? that
overhung th
poftrroue I of improi i g
. ?hle ? ? eal the fac
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, to know,
he prepared to a ? .
ns which
? hod;,
! ask him. And when hi ,.
and ? nwai r? I, th?
I heran, ta ndve?
and pi It) disgl ? ngly Is
in rr
That .strike?, us a- a t
rat.? de sei of the r< ra s
and
it t.. .. and pra)
ration of |
? your s
days anything like tl
'hat bo* i ff
like Pen rod" Ca
r ? Pen rod wa nol
your boy d
But i ?
brigl ' ?
.r v.hi
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.-i... d in *?
children ha r a no
outlet
I in wholesome, h<
I are kept to bu 1er? '
?
! they -e,- ?-orne reason ; hat
neither t
their desire for acth ity in a
lllegit in
\\ h> the auditorium.
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! children eac
auditorium " How ?
, and fr- ? PI?
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600, but not - 300 .-o
?
"New '.
? ice, I ahould i
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: layman. ? " I the aud
: only explana!
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i **meiel) a state of coi I
?
,. ,-..r
to be 1 i ? that? not
i m? inyt
reciting a 1?
they ? o recit?
?auditorium Not a I laaaroom.
Mut the auditorium
?
. t? to "t< ich" ? ? ?
wou , The audit
?a an ass? >'?
?
a hi re an au
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*? t hat i he) think ? he a
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m is fu
: ? h eml
... , ? ? re?
hundr?
one or ha en t
tell
?
lant?n
the aetiviti?
ng on in th? ?
laboratori?
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tors loi yeai
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fixing in the i
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t?
Everyone agr?
egitit
lit' !!. '
h.'?'ii able
cauae it ha- tried to hav?
telling in th? ela
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| and ?;? ted to th?
thing. O
?
it ?
i the a uditorium taed
It
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??'.-?
1 motion Dictons, instead el I
i- un ?I a
?.,.,
' pictui ? . in,I, ?mil Tint
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n?.? .-H their I
I ? i ? cl ild
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I ' t them i
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H h h I In-, Ho in \udilorium?.
i -..ill ?n
? ea of 40 I
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tell wl
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been ?l
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the
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I to I
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lifl
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I out I
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? children
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In ?not im period ?]
natu
. .1 drama!
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in ? r, ?oi
? ?plain
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that oi
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v ..: six!
and pi
.uni.
Shu?,I ??hould He life.
Oui "How tina
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... m ike
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ild be
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ire i
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Mr. Wirt M
W ' f. OURh'
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If out
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? a **':??'?
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Such
create a d
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r
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rith its
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that
each
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?The Beard ??t Macallan and the '?-..?
PI m
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tendent?
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: - conacient
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......_ ata .. laid . toi two
a ??? i . and that ? h? bjalaa ? of ' he
board ,'ii" that I i ? ? ? I
?ix member automatieallj laj
? epoi t i< r two a ee? t, and
? ??#? was illegal, i
? l ? i ' ? . '.'. ? the act ioi
board in failing to re? D I
. up? i '?i.|i i ? layloi i ?'? '
?? irning to all
thoj ; i ? time to iri ??
tional < ; ? ? ? ? , r ? i \\, thi
ii?. ah? Ived I I ? I lure to rnom Inat ?
I ? r i..
tli. B deli bei at?
?.. prof onal ent?
? t?-i-i ty in the |
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DUBF.LIF.R MAY BE FREED
Whitman Bald lo Have Commated
Several Seateacee.
. harle I lubel er, ?
of bribery in the pol
eai go?
com m >i?. ?I. it ? ii la '
II? ma ?.
It ilse.
;, m .- pol le? man, - ' ?? ?. .
? ? graft
Malloi coi ?riel ?I ten yea i
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} a? theii ent?
WOULD HAVE CITY
PENSION TEACHERS
Senator Hoylan Presents New
Bill, Declaring Retirement I nul
is Entirely Bankrnpt.
i. , if that th?
ret em? I i ' ' '?'
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.-. a bill
from ? i ?? ?? " |
to rei ' '?'' ""? ,l
rom ? ? ??? ? ' ?
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r the t?
fund
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iriea of t?
I
litanl
r.er of the
'
..ment? have taken place
! ben
"Many H?
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Bvailah uncial
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"Thi' fin ? i
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neaal i I
fund of
ipi --id by
leep
.... ? ? ? ,
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relieving th?
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bill. '?
In 1916 woulti di
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COLORADO BISK.^P FOR MAINE
EpiactBgallaaa t lei I Dr. Brtawatee la
Succeed ' edeaaa
Portlend
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I'r Hr?-A '
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ef Hofmann
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all* I SE".T.
Colun'h.a (arafonola 150]
Pri ? $i5n
Poet of the Piano, will play
tor von exactly as von heard
him if von have his exi lu
Columbia Records.
Hofmann has hut to touch
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subtle delicacy, with a
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Hofmann's Columbia Rec?
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His record of Lis/t's ?*i,ic
bestraum", for instance, is
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anyone who has not heard
recent Columbia triumphs
of pianoforte recording?
The same match less purity
of tone is characteristic of
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by other great ligures of the con?
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wenka, Kathleen Parlow, Ysaye,
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clear separation o? instrumental
sounds, a glowing richness of en?
semble effect-? in Columbia Rec?
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You can arrange I Columbia recital
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may be absent in prrson, bur rhev are
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