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PRESIDENT OFF
TO WIN THE WEST
New York Trip Heartens
Wilson in Quest for
Converts.
DEMOCRATS AW All
JOURNEY'S RESULT
Own Party Must Kc Swim? Into
l inc if Defeace Campaign
Is tu Succeed.
i m n I
w aahlngton, Jan 21 Hoi
,-1. .- ' -. ame
I, ? ? a ehaag?
the attttade of ?.'?'ngT??? ataca he be
?can a -1
? ,-.,? ,,., - . Presiden! Wilson left
ai
??airr klfl ? v" v'
I'.. .:
? ag to i-eo the reealts ?
at'a efforti
r se? will
..*,.p. M *S ?P of the
?
??en going ?
? i
?our come? too lot?
?
el? baa ?
e ill ..."
? .
1'irH \d.lre<?-s in Pittaban
?
. where th?
- . .? . h at a
\g airan?? I
?
:
Milwaukee
Kam Louie, maV
. ? e. .'? - ? fil
'
? ?
The
York ??
?
ttei
? ?
I.-. s too great !
ko at least
-
?
' ?. '
?s foi tri
?
I i ? ..? lit ?
Cities whet
? ?? cities
?.
? ? ?
?
: tional tu???
? -oil ti?/ m< "
rectly at the source of m ?
and
the oba!
rath of tl a d? ? m? His
s will <lo so.
and predict that if r g?
'a? ??
gt] ?
againat Bi
Needs Democratic I oavetta.
nocrata
here
&*t ' ...
'
a '
k the ton?
J legists
?
than
.
Dai ampt to |
publican supp
; .
?u' g the !
It will mark the
fight, Thej i . -.
fact that ttM Pros ta
trieta which are largely noetile to h;^
plann land In port ho.?ile to him per?
sonally, nr? predict that he ?rill return
eanvinoed that tl ? moat eith.-r
t>? dropped (.1 ; ? io ^:?'?'a,
ly modified tha
por? of ? a rei idvocatea.
Hon sopla take Pre?; U i I
seal's a| ; eal ?a II be studied eloeel) b)
;. r<.? the aal
?ieps eoai ' rl Ich han opene 1
)ie?in>unr:. - and la con?
ducting an active cam
Mann Rebukes Dies
for Attacking Wilson
T '.t. R. i ' v
can leader of tl <? H ' Hi I
dofi
Raprooontal ?.. i? . i '. Texas, leadei
of th? ; ? i ?omocrata,
attacked th? Pi snt's Neu
speech. Mr. Mann rebuked Mr. Diet
for making ..? . remarks about I
;'*t i ?? the latter hiiil
oompl? ted / \* speaMng tour, and tiiv
<?laro.. that his efeneo for ehang
? y ?? ?di i is v >. ?
that he believed h? waa r;.? t
"With : ' ?if dangei
?*hich preval?a, Mr Mann declared,
"?*-?' a meat the situation; we will
ri?? la our reaponi
In a poaition whore I
" ect itaelf againai gn foe
"fire?' nations are arrayed afc-ami*.
one a.? .. a- i there
ta of I ei,,... Wl in thi?
??ai broki ? I took oceatioa ?
hat ? ??? ? lu! alwa* to r.
ineriil" r that We n ? tai ling for tl .<
\r: . ? peo] i inder all cir
AN APPEAL TO
THE HEART.
It' toot nrxl door neighbors
urn in distn s hu?bana ?lr.nl,
v. it -i.lt fron ovcrrwork, <"l?il
dren bungr*t wouldn't you ba
the lirst one ? " come to "? -
art
I', rli ip- Hi? \ uve H"t. Bill
won't Mm pint???? ml h?, neigh
l.i.r to' .? of tli<? n.??'i" iittth
families w have under carr?
I lu t..? i. . reveal
t ? iiv of human Hfl Sei .1
.?r ?.mall < !i. rks t?i Rti >m
'?. Hrnoklvn Bureau of I liar,
in -. 69 .??' lu t m. rhoi i. SI r. <?t.
Brooklvn,
cumataneei to i irai.'
"1 do - . ' ?'
ago, b'? -
I won,.i ? >? '-.? ai But I do
?.-.?.> i i ? ? ? i situ?ti? ' I "
have so
?
?, - ? .
gerei the |
realise an e> em
? ancient 1
"1 ?i atai
arm] nor m the -permanent neceai lj
, ? navy, bat I do believe ih?t
great country like ours that refi es
ildei -. ? ? ?"? on to daj be is?
- beliefs m the past basa 1 the re?!
1 Ight -? al 1 ?'????-' . and ? I noi
1 to lo ae
W 1 I at ? I gtl nt duty to pel
? - . shall . 0,
a 1 a? ?? in .1 r?ii 1 Ion a hoi ?? s daci
n muet be n ? dent ??uv'it
t this situs
- House, and, not*
1 be country to
???.atc I cas? * would ba more b? -
coming '?- membon of his earn pai
? ment, al least, bef?te
attacking him."
?
COFEEE OUSTS BEER
FROM NOONTIME MENU
Women Snppl) Hot Drink I o
\\ orkuieu on Church.
a euet -nary ce?)?r bough will not
wave from -...?? ipire of thi ne* build
I,- being erected by the congres
? Church at Am
. 1 Avenue an Ninetj ? eond
BDorero riu .
sign of 1 ? -'? HI be In
vain.
In the fai ample of Solomon
?er hemmet roi ?????
? '. c: iron heard ?l the housu
? was buildii ?:." but In -
... fea vision?r] a omen of
.
?, ,1 n? ? >i . . reverent if there
-
?
ie men wei ?? e
S ? ? coi
? the eoffi e waa
builder was d?
eart
. ?.
mcii "Workmen,
.. gives
.
BAXTER OUSTED,
LONGS TO FIGHT
111, bin Feels -Thrill ol Haiti.?
Over Defence Society's Action.
rest
....
?
f
authoi ' ? ? -
.--?
?
? ? ? 1 th ?
-
,1
tali
? ?
, and
who built ety.
"I.
.
rf for si g is life 1
'- -
, re- el 1 vfUil if this
, until 1 was u.:c
loreover, my
,. . ?? . ount at I h ? V*i aldorf,
? ? 1 ha? at
, ? k as if 1 were
? ?
he tn
Ma to look up any of the charges."
1- declared thai he would
t tl board of
?Vmcrican Defai ee So
DRYDEN ESTATE LEFT TO KIN
t hilijrrn ( hiel lieruliii.-iries <?f ln-u'
; are Man's w Idov.
le, N. J . Jan. 28 B?
? dow of
1er of the Pruden
irance Coi
est?t? ded amoni.* mai
- end eharitioB.
? .- to her ch.l
: i - - . ? : ? ?
-, and
v I?. K- hville,
,
I : a chl d rei I - o 11
?
Kuser and J
? r II
.''.'
1 Kusei, re?
each. Mr- Dryd ni
?. th Busline!!, receives $10,0
niece, Mil Berl t I , I ? 000.
LEGISLATORS AID
MAYOR'S CITY PLAN
1 ?Ultimi??! froin [>:?a-<? I
'? - ? vehicles. ?an?! IS) the
??t?te "o divide the new ?-xcise tax
II] ?? th the city, as had I?. ?
Mr. Morgan, for the Merchante' \
I aociation, and Isaac S. Seligman, for
Chamber of Commerce, ?ler'.nre.l
that the civio organ aationi '
wen back ?.i the Mayoi in h ?? pro
gramme foi relief sad that ??.??>? wel
eomed th? opport i tj . by Ilia
place th?
'.-..i -, fi om ?
i egialatora al Conference.
The following legislators, ??? *h their
'? -
the confer? ? ?
- a ? -, A'.'ali .V I .i
l ., ? .
\. i .lam li ? ?
;?. i? . j?? -a. roi?
lrtli-.fl ?
? 11 .'-?r-. K ?
'..',?". ...,?
? I ? .
-mi. V Ta '?
t
-? ?viuiuii A h?. .: i .-?.?.?? v.. l'aaar
t I Barra ' N'e? Tort Lett R
?l? ?Bloc? ?? . ??? ...? Il
I -? .? i *,< ?? ? -
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Kl-.??. >?ha J M h?. .? i, u. R, n
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N??? ?. .T? .1 imi-s I '. ... ...
I ' " ' ?l?n .--? y. -r laaai
I . II. Mille,
I Q
? ? :. ? .
?' ? || ? ,- a . ,
Vea? 1 i, -
?? ?
l.'th hliiata V ?? . - -, ?
i
\ ? .: the or gai I repn
? t l'hamber ?>f < lommor?
I - ird of 1 rifle
Board
ew York, Fifi tveaui l
. . ? -.-. kasot
'a ' Inter
, ? V. ? - ? ? \ - Bt ?OI ? ' v ?
.. , ita
....
Quei ? ' niber of
. ? lir?.,,, \ ... ? ? i
I "111
raerci
U. S. NEEDS ARMY
OF MILLION MEN
"Vital Areas" Otherwise
Would Be Unguarded,
.loan! Officer Says.
SHIPS COUI I) SHELL
BOSTON UNTOUCHED
Safe from -Huerican onus at
is. 000 Nuts. Colonel Haan
lolls Senate Committee.
Waal Why s
.
needed to p arei
? | . ,- ? Stati againi
, i-netin v. as ?it t:. . i
tai v > .'. t.. day l>\ I '?' '
\. '. H .h .
War De]
. - ng ? ' ef<
rhe I'??. '
..-.!. ol which .\i?....r
il \\ othei -
liad '
?
1013. in;* ' ngs hav? bee
' other
? ?. ? ? I Haai i I
?
'
.. ? it to th
foi '
a?
'
?
"If . -
! take
i?... m , ?i.\ Islona Seeded in i i??i
I .
?
? .
'
?
York,
? ?
?
and New Yoi
- ?
.
Bout ?Ik, he caul, the hoitr.l
? . ..f the
eoai ? ' Is beeauae
.- ?
>:. fence v. ere fir from the **t
.
ed. he said.
rhe net a Pa t Coaat he
rave as thr<
ne at the n.? ?-i?
?". ?ur ?
? Loi Ang? es and Sai 1 >ii i,o.
na nhou'.d I?-? held ??'. reserve,
...d.
"He v larR-e an army would these
pirn S involve?" i -.? ? n'.or Cham-1
"? m.- mill ? and twenl i thou?
sand men the critical areas,"
?
Ships eon taid? I
: i . :.,?..!? * u -
? :. .
? Statt I . , the Fore H
e busin? liatt I ? ? ?
li>?
recom that
?
i added to tl ? ?
there, all with a rang
I?:. na! the n ;. ?. ?
- ? ' ? nr'i - i.f tin? ?
?
The maximum rout ?f pu.?,.,- into!
lion the I pro
militai
.
.
termi ? . I. ? ?
re baaed or. the
that 11,000,000 men between tl i
of twelve and twenty-thr
lined The average coal .?? a con-]
il ,-irm/ proposed in tin V.ar Do?
nent measure vu? estimated r.x
81,000,000.
LABOR BILL#SHUTS OUT
ILLITERATE TRAINMEN
Beaten Last Year hy Railways,
F:ni;ineers Try Agi
Albany. Jan. 2?? \,-. ? ? ? ;.. . .
1 ? ' ? prohibit railroad
? ? ?
: trail Violation is made a
? i
The Brotherhood of Railroad Eng
??' - ? Is behind t h? m< *
its !.. gielature rei ? ?
a the ?
: Mini? nil except
thai ? re gr?
? ? ' ' es thai
The same bill was Introduced last
year, hut never pro! ou
;
? i d
\
E-fl VICTIMS OET ONLY $i
Iti-.il ? niiipt?n?iation ?if Suhmai
Workan DMaaaead ??> Bauul
Waahiagtata, J??t? It. Fa?ttlat
mafl k 111.? 11 Mi.I In.lure.l Of the- H
submarine E " eaplaelan, ?' Naw ?
the M'.us,. Judiciary I ommlttae aa
formed t" da) bj ?flee Eva ?Van
Am. i lean Aeeaelatle? fat L
i agi ilation, ?? ill raeahre a niar.ii
rompeneatlon ?m.lrr the Federal
ployea' eompeneatlei net t.f only
m each ra?e.
I iie niiin.a were tleaifftiatetl an
lulls ?n.t disgracefully ?mall"
? hartes P. v? 'i!- foran r Labor <
nun,iiner. All the miureil. Mint V
sii.l, were young ?neu with famille
-mr.il children, and all ? ill be p?'i
... ntlj di ' gun .1.
WOMEN'S CITY CU
TO STUDY SING Sir
Society Decides to Aid Rcfr
After Kirch wey's Speech a
first Luncheon.
\ cleat ing hoaaa for ????
prang Into being yeeterdey with
..(.onin;; of the new Women'? City ?
ID the Hotel Vanderbilt. The rnr
?' ' ( rvieea in acc?l?ra!
of pablie opinion for nil now
worth* mui-fi They will devote 'l
energies Bra! to the reorganise on
Suik Sine; Blioe I
\? the flrai luneheon in 'he t
quartan ,'i.t?;i t/eeterda*/ by Mias AI
? arpen! er in honor of Dr. Gee
i\ reh ",'??. ?.! ?. :i i dec ..te.I to rec
mend to he ? ib tho foi mat ion o
i ii,?. ie on pi .?cil? to
... dan m meur
? . . ? ng Sing
? ? Inma
subnormal mente
i r phy?. .. ' ?nid l>r h Ireha ??? ' i
presence ?; these men in a great
stll rente the working ou!
t ne ifenora! ? elf I
? inch ?? ' . d i"? en ? ? actical >??
normal
i "? ?. good, too, theae n
should egat? d The laai
. , pro| er
ilar and ? cui able pi
-? ? ? ??? ?. pi t u 1 s
aa eetabl il -?il .?i boi
? ?
in of avei y man in pris
Those preaent
< hurchill, Mrs. Ernest < , P<?<?:.?. :
Ki ? Alice Dvi
? ? , Mr,. 1
?
H iv Ji '. ra. 1 i ;
M .
' ? ' \ rind
.. . ?
. . . : | , . *f r
? ? ?
?
? ' ?
? ? . . rueaday.
WINTER DRILLS ARE
PLANNED FOR GUA?l
i i iture "i Training Will !'.
Tried Out .u Peekskill.
I -..- ?. turo ii ? ? itniel oi ?
' ?
lohi l l ?'!:? an ha
? winter ta
nd other m litar; ?
tat? reaarvation al I ekal
rat < er? -es wi 1 commence I ?
. ??? ? i pn
?
, ? 'I White. U, B A . ??ill I rr
.? . r. >.?? ! on th
. .I, and remain until th
.
The 1 ? ? on Frida
nicht the problem ?u tac! es to he en
. urda y over the moun
of the barrack;
For Fol ? urn ?. 11, 12 f.' i 1 '? ? .t i.? rti
1 ''I ? I for th? attend
i nee . ?" ? Field I ?''?'-? ? ra' School en
boot oi a Line, aa wall aa
pan? F, 71 Ian! ? noarn aa ?
impanj of gua
A bert T. Rieh, at th
I'. r,. |1 u-liei
rate tact?<??? ? ?
Arrangement
?
companies of different rek'im.?r.ta fo
drills from time i?
he Ufe<l a
ii on the mote and in HilTer
ant s of theae figure)
. ? ?
PORT HEALTH CHIEF NAME!
l?r. ? ofer, ni I . S. Servie*, Picked bj
Whitman t?i Baecaed O'Conartl.
. a- : ? .- M
Al ban; la ? - Di t-eland I < ofer,
nera th? United
States Pul
.?? I ?,.? n-i./i ii??,,. ,,? ??,,> part ? ?'
'i .r'r. >. Governor Whitman to?
Di ? ofer was aaaigned to the
? ? . e's sen Ice 1 Wilson
..?' !>r. Jaaeph J.
..t' Brooklyn, to remain h
fei of the
on from the stati
government.
I pro? the tranafer >i'
, of the |
i ifficer will V.e aent I
the ' . ilatun on Monday nipht. The
'< I 111 i ?'?'..? |lr
1 ' i ..: ..... whoa? pla? ?? Dr. Cofer till?,
waa appointed by Governor Dix ?ml
?a? a po Itieian and phyaieian of Kings
? ?
Qetl $'?1.250 Alimony.
? .
n . .Inn 28. A divorce
?n.J.'"' .i". award I
i lie? orth, Haiiph
l . ..?. Buipee, of th? '
or ? ?. . ? rain?t Jol
oughton Rllaworth, formar Yale at?
okor in New York. C.
1 a? ? ? i :. !.??? rnej. heard the teat!
I ? ?.' --
MEMENTOS
Memento??how swept that word!
Something to remind us of a day when our heart? and soul?
were stirred to thr very depths.
Such a day was the National Jewish Relief Day?
Thursday, January 27, 1916.
In after years you will want to recall the day when the people
of the United States responded to the appeal of President
Wilaon in behalf of the nine millions starving, homeleas Jewa
in the war zones.
-4s long as the supply lasts you can OB?
TAIN a FACSIMILE OF THE PRESI?
DENT'S PROCLAMATION, with a
CERTIFICATE representing a donation
of $1, $5, $10, $25, $50 and $100.
Mm.- rhrclta payai I i-.h-l. Treasurei ( entrai i?rw
? h K.iui i niniiiitii.-, ...-i I',,;. Rom. 1 s.lirs -pis-ase mail ?hrek?
? Mrs. Harry Ri ?, Ti it ? \ om n'a 1'riM-inmaii??? I raj ( em
?? "i Ibe ? rntr il K< li? : ? ixm itter, Si Park Roe
-
WOULD RETALIATE
AGAINST BRITAIN
?Senator Walsh Urges. Ban
on Trade ?? ?Seizures
Are Not Stopped.
ALIalfaS' DESPOTISM
CALLED INTOLERABLE
U. S. ?Belag Ported Into Alliance
with f-nKland Offers Rill
to Back Claims.
w BSBiagtea, .inn. H "Il the Ulies
declinS tO field 10 reason WS il I '
cease trading with them." aeetari il Sen
ator Walxh, Oemm-rat. of Montana, to
the Seaate in day, i 'sin lu ig Great Brit?
ain'? Ihterfereace arlth neutral mm
meree ef the United ?' I >'? In advo?
eating )etaliati??ti h- did not favor BR
smbargo on war munitions, bul ho in
sieted thai Great Britain aad her al
?.es ?en- planning to make even more
Intolerabls the invasion of American
rli/hts to trade frn I]
"If it ti\?'<l d? teiminati?
nation int? retaliatory measures 01 to
11 ;. eoareion wen? antertained by 'he
Mlied t'i.v ere," r, "it
would ?n.l quite iittin? expreaaion In
the coui a of ? luct
? i meat l.?.-? <> ? ? , but
???> for?-? fall) and justlj
?Whom th.- goda wou ' they
fir.st make msd." "
? . | ' : ? ' ?
f I ? ?? ,
? M . . . : .
ntia ? ?".!? r of Inst '
to Brit folio
Brill .1 I ns ?-?? last ru tioae.
?
? '
I ?
?f lad nir,
?
-
. ?
-
.?, tnetftlf ..
:
? -
'
?
the parpoae hoth of reawviag the
reapondeace of peraoaa on the ni
leged and suepeel lleta, if nn<i *.?, fa
his baa nal Man dan? by the aort
ami sito i\n far aa practicable of ell
m.' ng periodical earreapandence
??? ri?ii H'j.iitiii.!.' . on? '?ina which ei
i lenee I aa ihov ?i to aantaln notl
thai ? e?julrs i eoneoi in?*. Bueh '?ii
nated eorreapondence should not
open? ?l ?mi M ? he 11 roam Ing poi I ion
tl... m.. 11 ha been d i" k 'I ol "
lliiliah Authority Supreme.
!?. thai ' "' noel Ion Senator Wa
4-4 1)1 :
"Ii la not .liffieiilt to m .|-i >
the letters of any Amen? an be too do
bueineea with a Scandinavian firm wh
falla ululer ?lu? suepieion of the Ei
h th authorit i.?? at s not Ilk.ll
th. ,i tie? ' ?nui ui,, and neilhot are
letton turteil in the Other diraCtl
i,, ? sen the negot lato? i The i>???ii!'
that commer?a aetweea oar shores a
thoae of the neutral countriea of l
rope will be eoadactad with juat au
persons on the Continei I as the Bril
authoritiaa muy graeiaualy ji??rmit
engage in it.
"Such a system would he intoleral
to .? liberty loving people, even thou
there were no likelihood that the ex?
,. h de pol i? [?"??.'i v ould n
be abuaed, nor the information th
,. reptitiou il| elicited placed
dlapoeal of tngliah rivala of Ameriei
commercial houaea
Al the cloae of his apoech Senat?
'.? h introduced t h..l to prohib
commercial intercourae ?un any n
nterfering h 11 s legil ime
trade of 'nu I lilted States it waa r
ad to ?he Foreign Relations ?"on
? ?.
WILL FIGHT LOWER
INCOME TAX LIMIT
Kltchin Says Preparedness Cos
Musi Fall on Ricli
tVaah ington, Chairmai
Kitchil? of the 11 - ? ; a ?? V. ? ?? ami '?.? ??.
i ommil tee aervei n? lay I hat. h<
i op- n.? a?.- propoaa to low? r th
lita ? ? incom
a aa to place i < n ncojne
thai ? lan ?? ?! an?
S ,000 foi
Mr. K ? '?? ? ? es that the i.-on-??
arm]
?? .i ,i? hould I obti . I from a tat
?. bul he would ra I ' bj
e supon
ath? the extending thi
?... . the lees
i
> ? . '. ?
"war m n il ions should be taxed
As -I ill man ? ?? "? a) ind Means
Commit! ? ? i am coi i ? ed that
.i" - :.. | avenue ? is
|h ! louae I
, a at placa i >
re- -.? in t',i" p.
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In this week's LITERARY DIGEST (January 20th there is an interesting article
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newspaper press upon the President's preparedness program. Tl re will be no other
subjecl before the Congress which so vitally concerns the American people. Be sure to
read this article. This feature is not th?- only one of value to "Digest" readers,
()tli< is of uncommon interest arc:
Verdict o? the Press on Intervention in Mexico
A Careful Examination of Hundreds of Leading Newspapers Shows a Majority Opinion That We
Should Not Resort to ? SUp That Means War Un!e?
The Right of Revolution
American Citizens in Foreign Armies
What Captain Papen's Papers Reveal
Bulgaria i?s Uneasy
Booming Lloyd George
General Botha's Remarkable Clemency
Fight the Business Death Rate
Out of 250.000 Business Corporations
190,000 Make Less Than $5.000 a year;
100,000 Make Nothing At All
Druggists Too Busy to Fill Prescriptions
The Relatiom or Teeth to Mi?iary Efficiency
The Telephone Has Almost Revolu?
tionized Mining
The War H?.s HaiteJ Italian Pens
The French "Hate" Literature
What the Y. M. C. A. Has Dono in the War
New fork's Civic Housecleaning
The "Amena*" of the German Army
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