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SORE ON BRITISH
W'y Wouldn't He Be,
?ttin' Round :. Year? a
p^'fler on Their Ships?
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bound ft?*- ?n American port, as
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refused me. even though ni\ iirl
was a.toady algaved up, hseaUBO
w a? afraid I wculd de?ert a- lOOn
gol ho'ii.? So the) ?vas nothin' f.>
hut r-hip on Bl ' h
Britlah port*.
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1 va**poal for th? west rosal of S?
em Africa. I ,*n a prstty hard
but when 1 sean bow the Bl
'govYnent trstati? It? o? * rnti\e- t1
1 v a? touched The Belgium? n
I was crueller in the Csngo il-.? >
them native?., who was prisoners
? thcv gi\i then .ai? month?
get tin1 drunk and '.hen thcv hn.. 1
out f*or hard labor to the Eai
<*. ?? Paiiroad for niaspenes a ???
""hoy UH? pool, ?tarvod, \
?? Itl ii' bin' much on, wo'
i i ? hot BUn or the pom in' re n h
headed) with iklm > ai ? and leg*
bei.: undrr the loads they had te CI
hey a as a man behind th. m '
a rattan cane, and every time
w ml il? ? '.<? best tl and every
drswed blood 1 apohe up and ma.
!?? .-;. but the Britisher? told m?
p T wm onl) u damned Van
I gel pul tu the same woi a
? look ..ut
"I want to aay to the Congresi
ai to the Preeid
too, thai American sailors und cltli
art *??'..*. d lik?
gov'tnenl
the G? Belgiums
thai th< ? >f it,"* he said, sh
*.:*g a ? ? t the Lusltai
?mei ritisi ?> I haven't
.. ? ti ack to help me ?
the] ' .1" nothin'
l aigned under a foreign f
? ink? away your ?n ? r|
-hip that's wot 1 wi.nt
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MOVE TO EXTEND
AMERICJVNIZATIO
National and Local Agencies i
I ducatinp Immigrant
Plan to Unite.
A(-er-c1es, public and private, C?
In tie work of Americsnizati
Will soon be formed Into a nstioi
):? preaental of natloi
i renciea at the third of t
loriei eona given by Mra. Vi
cent Ast mo j eaterday, i
cided to go ahead with t! is wort.
eeting was called in accor
anee with the resolution pas-ed at t
national conference on i' grati
;ation held ir. Philad?
phta recently. The topic of the di
wa? the dlaeuai ? ? agencies ai
public schools which 8re conductii
foi *'? education and Bs-.im.il
* n of , ' d the best m el hi
, I ng tl en mto ?a great nation
tier, of the Rhoi
isla: : . mmisi
geste.l that the national nrpar.izatio
In Itself fundamentally a clearing hou
?mei must rep- .??ei
I state in th? country, a*ic.
lid have the coop?r?t1,
of th.? var - '.ths. Whei
.. repr'
F< r.tai- ? - . ben of eommen
and en mental bodi?
should assist in every way the nation!
sanitation ?
Pre* ' cal ikeri emphi
I K* Witl
and not for, the Immigrant The
pointed out that son.e natlvea are s
much in ne?-ii of Amer canizing as th
immigration pu; uuntn
g the ap. Jan
Kobbins, who asserted thai t1 i
bureaui ol a goo
the an, o
the Consumers' I
... ..It dera'i bureau fo
. anta
g 1 ? present were N
mma ? Low, Herma
Bernstein, Misa Helei V" nkler, l?r. J
T. Magnes, Mrs Predei ck Schaff, Mr?
Mar:. rk, l>r. U'.'.id?. liutchm
son, I>r Albert Shiele. > ria , Wald
ii.an. Frai ? A Kellor, Sophii Iren.
Loeb, '?'. ? ?- ' Borg, A it a m I
Elkus Pi .-? I gg and Miss Mar:
ira.
WINE-COLORED COATS
DESIGNED FOR MALES
lavender Ye?*ts Also Shown at
St. Louis Exhibit.
Lenia, Peb H "-inc.? breasted
two-butt? isck coal nth draper)
? [oi
prinj
eaigns at thi i ' M ion of
Merchant I ailoi -' c? which
lay.
ire to have
apels, ar d both - ? . double
? ? I -
'
? ? ?,*. ithOUt tight'.?
\i extrema nude! in evening ?
it with a la
?
' grei
was also ilispi i- ?
Patten - ol lai
gre.
n prom ' . '
? k- or .? to be bo?
coal
_
Chauffeurs' Outfits
?
Special
AT
$4.1.50
'
Oi en-oaf. Suit and
Cup to Match
t ? eat, r?1'1^'
. d durable; the
? value In Mol
i lothes for Cha
A
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; ?
. ? '
? h?ufte .
?.,.?
?ed whipcord
of l ? ?< ? and i
ai -tin outfit comr. ?
$43.50, or, .?.?? lollows
Dvercoal $25.00
$15.50
$2.00
, ?
$2.150
$57.50, $75 00
?'. ? lei proof?
OS
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-$20 .i d $22
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|-*R().\I)\VAV AT 49th ST. f
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WHITMAN VICTIM
OF SENATE SNUB
I iname Committee Sends
Budget Bill to Control
1er tor Revision.
FRICTION REACHES
THE DANGER POINT
Senator Brown Suddenly (iocs
Hunting and Confirmations
Are Held Up.
[froir a S'a!? r<--T?r?v *..-? -rf 11 ? Tft .?- ? .
Albany, Feh S. Friction between
Governor Whitman mid the Republican
membera of the Senate reached the
dHni/er point to-night, when I? became
known that the member? of the Senate
Finan?a CommittH? had deliberate.'.
snubbed the Governor by ?ending 1 ils
budget bill to the State Controller with
Instructions te revis? the measure and
put ?t In a form thai the* could un
?lerstand.
Thi? committee, of which Senator
Sage i* ihmrmnn. also lit it h? known
that the Cforernor's appointmeata of
Messrs. Whitney atnl Hervey to ft e
Public Service Commiaaion mid bis ap
pointmenta to the Industrial Commis?
sion would be tho subjects of public
hearing?, and that tlie quoetton of re?
porting to the Seriate fur confirmation
would no? be taken up unt'.; these ' SI
Inp? had Keen ended.
On top of these h.-ippening? can i tl a
? - to uiR-r.i thai Sonetea Elon '?
Brown, major it) if-ader of the Senate,
il a quail hunting trip with
Senatoi M lia, tt the latter'? shootmc
bos in Burlington, N. <".. and -??ould not
return before Wednesday Ordinarily
Senator Brown's vacatioi would nol
have excited much comment, but, com
ing lit a tim? ?ter. the Legislatur?
believed to be getting down to leni
hard work, there whs much speculation
a? t. ? added interact
felt when it was learned the? Si
Hrov.i ? ,.? ii Wan: .-r, ti i minor? j
ity lend"!, juB? before he ?eft. that it I
? be i ec? ??ary for him to be
on hand next week, ** nothing i
fme bei ore I ' e l.egi?
ature.
Rumora "t ran? < mm? It,
When news of the mojoi
hunting expedition go? oui il soon be
came (ro?sippd aboul thai some!
re thai mere hunting ol
B
Senate Mills's I | box.
h wai aaid that hr ???? only 01
Repu - w h,.
the par'.;, Senator
: irted, wou
irtj ' '?'? ngl , and
- ? ai Bai liagton would
' ? '
? l ? ivei nor and thi
?
ft wi ipered ...
oming on of!
I be d ? I, a
them ' .
iarj?'! !'?. m, .-. ig Senator Brown .
,i ol the "big four." I here ?
rmation ol 1
althougl
ion tha- I he at-1 ?enal or Hi ov i
tim? Iced might loci
The *?!ap which the Finance Co
???..
Governor b) tending his budget I
the < .....
? ailed thai m prr
paring piogiamn ?
Goven
I .
. ?:.? n D? put)
rk i ? i ' ? l r? en
?? d Mr, Herv?; Public
b idm I bill was
? roller's oil
i< '
?
rita bi ? ? anted. Jui I
1- Inanee i on n ittee did n< I
- nor, ??? ho . ? rei ? i Cue
bill, to , ? these a? gregs I
is nol ,
? A.|| I ' ' '., ' . '
l ni. foi tl c single put po -
m.j; ?ii,\ ernoi w hitman. I he bi
not yet con ? from I
and the mi the 1
mitte?
tccuee Governor i?f Politico
? . Finance i
, 11. op? nlj iCCUl , ? ? ? ? ? r W hitman
uf u?ing his budget d '.;. ;.
ersonal i t thai
gives him the ]
Hi .-hif* ap]
.- i . gislal are
?
" That pt o B|
,-, "would give the < r con
trol o\ er every employe ?
? o stand foi it."
? ? I ? here
:? ? ?
i ? appointment
. ? -.- So far ai
arned. thii
?
i< an '..i'.will
mean? . e great? te
go by without rea
'
;i ! , ' on March I. o
ron ' ? pi es? ?- outlook there
ftor 1
So tim? " ' ?
i mee Committee f
n or'a aopo That thi
ppan
i ? i, .-., ib? *"i .?? g?
stor Ls ?- The latl
: :p?on commitlee.
tin chairman of which i? makinc
den n ? ? ? appoint menta in
wh . I nosl if his < olleague? ?
co m m ? ?
It li proba tha date.? -
fixed whs icatioi season for leir
*
ttee
George V
?,. i.f i uprei ? Court ??
Maj ' tchel's
la* partnc
DAVID ADMITS MAIL SWINDLE
charge of Blackmailing Wealtaj Mea
\K.. Will He laveetigated.
tu ii i i'a'id yesterday admitted
toi ' ? ? adera
ad ? ?? .-???' the mail. I
fraud il east one ol
?
h< con fessed wa
Ke hi autl ad -?? ?
? ., ? ;. ? -
.
David ed thi
p ?? ecutoi K
.
an ' Vi an ?
getting I men ol
1 g to
white Slav?
urns for |
i m m u ? * I
MI.1.1. DAZIE AM) HE? IIAI I ,ET SKATES.
lilil?.-.'!- and tinj ??realsdi on which ib? appeared at private skntfng
?urty rfBcentij given by ?'?.rnfiiu-? Fellowea. H ith her is Arthur Held, <>f
ihe Ice Palace, Berlin. /
FAIRY BOMB TALE
THWARTED POLIC
'Tuas a liuri'lar Hunt, Won
Explains Again, and Thieves
\\ er? w trned.
Poliei ' uni ssioner Arthur Woi
a ' lued I
in .'egurd to the ? - >
plot, r ?? -'?? teal ?i d bund
. ? . n the Ii
?
- i ,- . ?
I a at few (?a;
? . .
i)
Police Heparfn-e
.
...
order to trj to cati uir.? burgla
who, i .r Informatic
eti ; 1 I ' - ? " ?' Bt ?-or
' ted that tl
r attention t" the
? ?
'.'nr.
"For some rea i ? i
? ?
?or, of a bomb p|
'A |
i many persoi
g 1 re made ?ervo
?i o ri
'?'? hen i tale a as <i
nied al Poliei Headquarter
? ?
it? ? Poliei Depar
? ? - ? pi
.- ? ? purpo
.
., ? . ? o .?? ?
i hi re wi
?
'When th ii ii d?ni? I ' ?
? ? n di i
.. ii bu
die
?
?' ! ..-? ? ' -
' ..? dinar)
. -i. apprehend '?? .
? th.
burglai ? "
;
? . ,. -, "n b
? .
and dangerou pract
? ? ? , Bl
n th:
cor.n? ? '
thwarted ? ?
Bl) "
TRAINS MENACED
BY MUD SLIDES
A.alanchcs in Cascade Monti
tains Follow Sturm 200
\re Marooned.
Sea" , Feb. I Ai aver 1
d hers to da] i
? ? '? ?ii? ahl?
to hcv : '
... - \ .
mud
? .
? ? . ? . " ? ? .,
aid t
?
\- ked th?
Milwaukee I Bl Pa i
??,.?'.. - on the
intaina, but ti
are r . i Northern 1
.
- hopeful of
?
: - - e kille
ghl
as 1
:
'?'?.. ? ? ,. '
'
. . .
?
... .. : I'OI
. ? . . ' ..
? - ?
Ro lenl
H i*-far!. Sea Nor? Kei ? Ohio, and
"A oodi li disi - '.. - bllCaSns.
CALLS R. R. LOBBY
NATION'S BIGGEST
Representative Ninon Condemns
Methods of Fighting Postal
Payments ( hanges.
Washington, Feb I The charpethat
to "I ?
?i - h g *o prevent
th.. I the -pace for 'he
W4'igi ? syatem in the i
a, rv.ee ?.? ? .
man Moon of the Posl
eaent ing
dice a roprlal bil U?
?' 'ne
I
14
11 ? - .. . ? .? rail -
Mr. Moon told the House I .
the right ill Toada now
nie !? ,? " ? 0
carrying i I that "??!..',"?x>
would I ?? owed then bj Ii-. pn
?pace plai The; no1 only an In
??? ? ?? ;?.?.!. d, but ??? ?.
??ii si tei by a*.
\nierl
l this
> ?? ? ? House of Repre?
? ? ? .?
although concuired *n
-, nee ? '..n.
there n such a props
. ..
.
in.'*-..a :-. bave . arried on .<??
ire T hen has t.een a falsii ?
tion of every fa." that ii materii
!l."
Pock Island Notes Extended.
j 7,500,000 ? per eei I I a
f tl ' Rock 1 and ?^
Pi lie Railway ? i
th* a*
?
B -?
t be ? ? ? 1' i ? ? " r. ,*
? . i?? , ,?? the i ..'? .
? ?
PERFECT ROOKIE
GIVES POLICE TIPS
J. A. Cronin, Two Weeks
in Training School, a
Marvel of Wisdom.
MIS COP MUST HAVE
BRIDGE WHIST MINI)
Remember Everything," His
Motto When Not Chasing
Crooks He'd Advise Young.
There i? one rookie in the Police
Training School whom the proud fac?
ulty woiilij elect to Phi Ue'a Kappa
out of hand if that learned society
took cognisance of police scholarship.
i! John A. Cronin, and he ha? been
m the school only two weeke, yet
when a paper of hia waa corrected
' was found that In an ex
amination calling ?"[ a statement of
good cop? on post
should ',ii-<-rve he made 100 per cent.
In . . . that, in the opinion
of hitfh officers, he stated hin answers
in such a way that they are the model
''.?r thi ' ? : feet po ..?'?man
According t" Cronin, a live police?
man should note the way shopkeeper.?
arrange their ?forks, so that any dis?
arrangement by thievea would be ap?
parent; and, in the sume outlook for
thieves, the position of safes, cash
'??rs aid all o'her such equipment
should be kept in a policeman's, mind,
?o that h?- can note any i ispicioui
Here, in hia ??'?'ords, are a ;"*>?*'
places a policeman should watch:
"Liquor stori -, because they are gen
erally the headquartera x.i thieves,
ind loafers, and a patrol
ii can, by observing every one i?.i
ing m and out, hi ? :
?? . ? e luire.,ii with valua?
ble Information if occasion require!
"Junluhops, because they will ac
? ' . ? ' .'-'?:.!
? . ? -hough thej
'?an see from 'hi- condition of 'he
that the- itolon. The*,
ara i ol k. owed to b .;? 11 on minora,
servants and apprentices, but tliev
? ,,r, boj ? anil i oung men.
"Second-hand deaieri rhess nU.-es
nr?. " ? sai ? category a? junkahopa,
??.??, the exception that they do nol
rui'tii!. I' :? a ell to ob
of tins kind, so as to note peo
tel with bundles, r
,<se of a per ffei
ale a bundle of clothing
more value than he himaelf eould hon
alYoi 1 ??! v car.
"Pool parlors. A? ' ? ?? - - are
breed ng placea foi young criminal-, Il
i- well to observe who ireq lent ?
and nol. the Itnoa n ci iminal -
are issociating ?rith. It migiit be po?
and warn some young
boy- to avoid the company they have
, i- be
"Disguised pel - As il ag
the lav. 'or a perSOB to ?pneiir on a
. ..
? .? .ous r would politely
?xu% ?huwn tha'
?rere on their wat to a
querade and goit,?: in the right d ?
: rould excuee mjlelf. Hut if
explanation ?????i? irregular I would
proper po I? ?> action.
"Parsons carrying bundle?. A' a"
stolen property mus- be removed after
a ii;" e, it is well t beei
srriei one A? nigh? 1
? ?. ? ] i--?"??? K
?. ? s'i-r?. If tha
? con
k'in.
"The v..'? of people on your
their ??? at ind placea < bua
?
A i : '.'dren playing <n fi'.?* M
?r, n? tha appi -
inseen dni., ?
"??Id. Infirm and lick peoj ?
n ? ??> he i eady 'o give them
. re.I
??M ? ??. t nigh I
I, carrying a baby, for fear
?
And. Anally, after other a-ivre 01
' how - - ? ? ? a atete of
o!;?s.
??i Ibsen i- t ii.' ' cea 11 . i. ?ors of
? . nprn place?
AN'S ability to shorten
the minutes between
milestones marks the
progress of civilization.
WESTERN UNION
Day Letters and
Night Letters
eliminate the mile9 and put extra
hours in every business day.
Fall particular* at any Wtttarn Union Offict.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
I
ty Per MONTH ON PLEDGE
y? OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
PROVIbENT LOAN bOCH-.iV OF M.W VORK
?i t'.n in Uf.
Avci.uc. cor. 25th Street.
Ige St, cor. Rivingto-i St.
. th V, . h-t ?8th
|ten Av., COt 1241
COr. Clinton St
?. :2?M , bet Lei s k 3d Airs.
Mill? NX.
(.ourtlaudt Av., cor. 148th St.
IIIl.HIKl \ !?
t ? Livinyiton St
,?4 cor. I'.-revuiic St.
Pitkin Av.. cur. Kockawa) Av.
HARGI ? UN
1. IAN REPAID WITHIN
! WO W\ ? KS FROM DATb.
r ?
h
of hijsine?? in the morning an.I alaos
In the aveniitf 7?i*"i. if torn, fa-'
you are n.'t acejuaiati I -rith opens u*
one morning ar.'l act? y or a
?.?range face r? aoen working around ii
tide nf'er h.rirs, eipOCil ' tlier
are two o' them, an.l that ;ir.' both
strange, you have reasonable r
to be BUspielooi ai i tak?
? rape! police ar.ion."
DECLARES BRYAN
PUBLIC NUISANCE
Clark Howell Adds That Nebras
kan Can't Prevent Wilson's
Renom ?nation.
? ?
Loi Fob - ""?'? 11 lam J
Bryan Brill I
Th ' Demoei i
I orse afTiiir. a
Bryan aill not be in the ru
la a public nuisance II? ??
' ' r up all the trouble he can be
now an.i the June convention in
St Lou:?. However. Mr. llryan's In?
?- will not prevent the renomlna
tion of Wilson."
With these '.?or.la. < lar?. Rowall, ed
'?'!?? \* ? tUtion" nn'l
oldest member Ii ?' servlee of
tii?- Democratic National .'ommittee,
laed to .lav t.?of Mr.
Bryan tak ins . '- pari In 'b*
ratie Nati i itlon.
M r. F'.r.'. - ..ar. .1 gen
hv other sn ;? sub-com
??.?? of the national committee ?ho
were in St I viaa..- preliminary
irra' .- the eon?entior I*
is a] pa t that t ?? " i artll
leave nothing -.ir-do:.?., sn far ai lie
< .-. what?
ever plans Mr Bryan ma;, have for
causing a disturban.-* at the conven?
tion.
"What la th? attitude of the South
toward the Prealdent'i preparedneei
prijgranima'"' Mr. Howell waa asked.
"I he South la arith "I" Prealdent ab
lolutely," the editor uns.vered. "I
think every member of the fjeorgin
lit'letration, both <longrvaomcn and Sen
n'ors, will vote for the President's
plan. Th.- Demoerata ol the >outh reai
:r.> 'hat they have an able and worthy
leader in Prei lent Wilson, and they
arc g?ln?r to stand by him."
Th.- ????..-. lid not
any candidate for t?mporary chairman
of tl:? convention, ta F Me
? ? ' ?? nal mal eommlttae,
saving ?hiit ?he chairman aould be|
? ?/ here in April.
GUARANTEED MORTGAGES I
deserve your ?*
CONFIDENCE -
2nd. Because NewYorkCity Real
Estate he? been throif-h a pro?
longed period of liquidation,
and mor<g ge loans en present
values are on a safer basis than
ever belore.
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
RICHARD M. HURO, Pretl-tent
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MATT M GRATH WINS
FIGHT TO BE SERGEANT
Policeman Who Shot Man in His
Home Restored to Rank.
Pa'ro'.ma Mel - B?
lete, who lea? August won ???:??
fight for reinstatement, iras reatered
yaeterdey to th* rnr'-t of aerajea
Ju?t',:e Ford. The |aat rr Bold that the
aetion of Commlaaioner Woods in com?
pelling Mr'ira'h -o work a? a patrol?
man a*, the salary of that rank "no'r-iy
inted to a r? tion In ranh artth?
otit right or warrant of law."
?in Chrietmas Eva, ItlO, MeO
shot a man arho i B hia home.
He .va? tried and acquitted by a
CommlssloBor Ci
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McGrath toob
and loot A fi ter I ommls
sioi sr Waldo rein atete I hi
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.. ng the Contr? t faaa to po***
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