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?0OO GO OUT
HI WAIST STRIKE
?tfe.
of Shirt Inspires
^kers from 800 Shops
?i Wage Fight,
*OWN WITH BOaSSESr
UC.HS OIRI WORKER
,maB I cad the Marchers on
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wa-re of 16
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?i ?r
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00 Garnu-nt Workers Will
ri' -* Koston Strike Call
I'm Paar,.*
Wf. ' two
em"'- I wau-t and
. ing i duBtrlea ,n ?hi? fity
votre mad? a a mee? f to-nlghi Lead
? ? .? ? i : ? amber eroold
i. dpi nd tu Ihe itrike rail
' demandi foi l b? b! of
a
.. prob
.?u!.i whir .il.?i (hoirneedle* within
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he it-' ploj. ?? i. ir demand - fei *
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an it H- - It a a eek fo? thoae
? re t9 or more,
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' rertime work, re
Ke i?H> mi-i
. ?reek, without
labor iftt ? irday . i nd
I i 01 ? ?
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LOW AND WHITMAN TO DINE
Ba Ma? or of New York Will He ?,or?t
of ?.oiernor in *ilhan>.
I ... l rb ;> Set h I .'?, r\ Mayoi
of S??.? Vor., and aeveral o?JHeia?a'*wn?
?-?m : durn-jf hi.? adminiatratioB ???ll
'?? k. i?---a ,,?- Governor Whitman at the
? Mansion nt a dianei to-mor
ron e? 1 ?,
Mr In? has been entertained an
b) his one l me Mir. Iniatrati-, r
1 ? -ed from offlr?
1. i> ? ? r ? . ? ?V h it man wai \ 1 - ? | 1 ? ? Cor
tl end M jror Lo?'?
1 a.-?' aiiiviser.
TAMMANY NOW BANS
NON-PARTISAN JUDGES
So Asserts Senator Wagner?
Mullan"*. Appointment (ontirmed
- ? Ktafl .crrr*. v V; i rf T.? Tr'., ? |
Albany, Keh 0. .Senator Hubert
| er, Pen-01-rat.c lender in 'he S?n
.'??rer! to-day that Tammany Hall
nould nomii me ?trai(j;ht-o!it Democrat!
fall ai d would
' pari !?ate in the making- of non?
par' ??n nomination?-? It la not un
'.hfit Senator V ag-ner will he one
of TamTiBnj'? candidates for the Su
1 onrt, and hia declaration to-day
Upon a? et rathedrfi, BO \tt
a? the p.8!i? of the "orf-an?:ation" ?re
. .;.o - . )r( cf Tammany's r'nr?
- IrVagnei we made when the
-? of George V, Mellan t" tn.
?irt i.inie before the Se ate
-? - Mr, Mullan 1" Maj or
? ??-.. r laa parti ei natoi
the did not pur]
nomination of Mr '
1. rted thai the appointment
ii ade *' Judicial 1
;TTipo??.ib!e Re
1 en? rely on
the G ? the majority
"I want to express thi- regret
Governor did no- ta e
political phi * i.
? la*-* campaign,
?t itude for
. ? of a 1 ??? idiciary
rity party of Iv 1
-
- " .? ?s n Repub'.ca*- and
te He .a
? -? ? : ?ppoil ?<?'! to the.
? ? ? I ?
.-? ed 1? I'emucra*
HUGHES BARS
USE OF NAME
l ?H'lDiieU fn.n- |.at? 1
a: Pa-"?. . '?' and S. Brown A1 ?*? *..
formel poitmaater at Staunton.
"I inclose you a eopy of t1 t
\ one of rr. y
he aa a to me.
a explain?
??. ??:?.: ! have oih<:
... character. You will
tea i ? me as
i, ? ? the organisa
S . ? ? a ?
- hairmi
- ??. agaii Postmaster
?
.pport you 8*. Presiden
. ail i reive eomn.- I
afterward.
Objecte to Vttitude
"1 i ?
? of oppoati ^' ??
? ?
the vie f thouai
? do I
... ...
against m?
the sup] at we
rritinf ?-. .-.: the earliest
situa?
tion that hai recent!) lev?
-, ?:.>i ?it the m ? '
i there ha beei
..-i you an;. -
" t: i coi
?-?. ates! . tation and
? for you."
r of .*?'. .'.??
I esed in tne
ettcr, was s fol lo v
*'I 6m it little late gettinj
I am going
? ? ?? national ''
ii ,r. themsi ..??* '
. ?.; ? n N t .?
eir fls
? - ? ? Hughes.
"Thi . ' I had of ?I was
: . rned I trough the papers tl at
W ti hi, announced i~ is with
? lacy for the Pres?
ad t'j be placed a.
?'?? York delegation tu
one of " * delegat?
? . re was ,om? 11
.
! i; il illed me un
I* s ta
? get in
touch with I'.. E. Cabell. I at? I ai
? d me up a fid ? h d
ek had adi to get
in touch ?? ith ii.e at ' eai po -
? ind tl t he wai t. d me l
I es.
"Mr. ? ab? '.-.re me tl ?
ows; The ! ?
f Just e Hugh? . ? ? i ? ? u
? a* togethf
fur .?!r M tcheock, who, ,?-. as 1 aup
r, al ' ? - ' '
. ? rauif-ei. !,, n'..(-e
hin ? ' : cha rgi of tl e Hughe
Th? ?trn-- ? not to an
ausa
. be Hugl. - 01 Rooaei elt, end
? arrangei enl Hitcl ock, *?'
-?? maater G.
???
iirman
national com? \ nee of
Hilles, and will be in full cl .'i;.- of thi
? .ti! the i . :.*?i! In
amber eli etion.
I'reditl? S*A4*-??p of ? oun?r>.
"Thii combii Ht on will
. ..log ed
i he 'ac'. i,
.. over
phone, the? f thi
laeured They I
full well, that the par oni who
aaaume to ipeak i?r the organisation
here ar. dead against either Hughei
or Ro. ' la- '"r
recog? itl? ii under tn?* next administra
lid do well to p'Jt ? b:.irk mark
through, the riH-n - on an indon
I am lorrv you did * ol have ? ? ? facti
in possession before your meetinr Su*
Hughes, H
*l d.. not think your delegate a
feel bound by these instruction!. 1 ?
ee ?es snap judgment was takes on you
Certainly your delegate will be in poi
tion to htlp us at Huchanan to elect j
WIDER DEAD LINE
AIM OF TRAINMEN
Eight-Hour Day Will I \
?end Wage Earning Years,
Say Union Heads.
SCORNS PEACE
AT ANY PRICE
Reply to Statement of Roads As
sorts Men Are Not Pledged
lo Accept Arbitration.
I leveland, Feb. a Th-, ?*,ni 0r.,. t)
?tateme) ? 01 -he itapendii K 1
eerej between railroads of tha eoontr
and -hr;r train erewa over working
Hour? ?a,, ?. -, -.er\ here to-ni?*ht. l!
gned b] U S Stone ?irHTiH ? hicf
' Kiiffinerr of ihr Hrotherhood of teSM
motive Engineers; W. S. Carter, |ir?*?
iden? of the Brotherhood of Loeomotii ?*
Firemen Hn.i Engineei . 1. I. Shep
pan), acting president of the Order of
Rail?... Conductora, and w G I ee,
president of tha Brotherhood ef R 1
rosd 1 rainmen. Theaa orgs
claim to represen? appi simal ?? ?''",
<">o'i employes on 628 line? of railroad
tatement, headed "\\ hy tl
Eight Hour Daj ?" is n reply to s
, mmt issned Kebruary 1 by the 1
live committee of the AssOciatlOB of
Western Railways, The Brotherhoo .
Btstemenl layi :
??'ihr eight hoar d*v nosema
; ha??ri wholly '.?pon thr ??..??? CC oi ?
i uorkdhv oi re? 101 al r hours lbal a I
permit the mc.i further ta separat!
.' the detad line between uork an,i ? ..
Ile ta I road 1 say in effect that men
who have put in 1? few year? 1
rosd s? have worked then 1
ou" hnd v.:U BO? he accepted if they
? ? 1 T positions, If men arc work? d
, out in a few year? under : ? ?
vice condition?, th? d? extend
wage-earning yem.? ;s ful
Overload "for rnifit."
"Overt me la road service ?a due ?1
mo??, wholly to the practice .,?
1 mad?, overloading trn-:"? ?o thai the.
j cannot nak? tl 1 ir mileage withii
1 ? ? rail roada .? re d?
thej do ii"- d?
I und ? ? ? - ? ? ? ?? ? 1 . ?
service at the aaci ic? a I a beah
si future earning al
? . I ps itra for il."
Kate-? of pay in the Eastern territory
: arc i-uoted to illustrate ? ig?
, tlons. "The paj of train Bervicl
ployei : ger is base.l
1 miles or ? rs oi le?-?,-'
1 the ?tatement continue? "In th?
s H ghei le egstc rrois I
either Rovercome, Hsckman or W H
Goods ? It is a mos? ,! fortunate
thing that j r me? g
? . gal es for Ful? der for deles
large 1 car tell yon with absolut"
lemp, Martin at :
...... 1 othing ta
do v. ?th party sffail
n? ?? . cj r ? tral The?*
Usckliassd. Of coursa, I
' tl a e? ?! :ri-? ma rid? eael
dosrn to gel on 'he Hughes hand
,,- but they will 1 be 1 eeded,
"I am g:- I K you tl ' formation
. end I wsnl ysu to
"-r;-.. Mr. Hitchcock. Hi? addr
Room ?5, I itietl Street, ?Ves Vor?.
Let m? ... 00 when yon
(??f Hitchcock's answer. If I had known
two a ' - ??'to I could
have I nicet
? r.- ., -. ?., elected ir os
.- egatei Unfortunately I did nol
k:ow i.;.,i our people itayed awaj '
the meeting, I will, hot evei
l both coi 1 ? n and Roan
?
">1 r. slemp'? Vie?**.
In g
..
a geners . n
tat? ? ' ? ?
iational < entii
... [ believe I
ia pf
1 equenee, 1 deplore 1 he
. ?> . ? . ade n 01
.. n ?! l un other
? Soutl ? to secure
' : . . . dal a ?: I llarlv
eeurc them bj 'he prot* .? o* po
patroi age I ei
? . . , i.? - icceed l
pubhai b of \ irginia and the So
capabl g th?
with" il tereferenca, a
my j ,
"I hope 1
I I may 1 f the Soul
delegat? to Cl ? ago unpledged 1 1
form ilal
nominating a n.ui a 1
e R? nee most n
. to th? needs oi tha
am e af this though? the
r latice H-kH-hc? ii .
o ||
THOUGHT
a*"VUR Company hns suc
*-' credcd because we think.
It wBs thought ?hat pro?
duced belter wnys to ciam
Inr and Insure titles.
Thought ihn? selected our
murtRatio* and put them at
the head of Ihr invcstmrnl
market.
Thou?4ht that worked out
?he plan* o? our bunking de?
partment that have brought
10 II $34,000.000 in deposit*.
Thought ?hut tenches the
wisdom of adding each year
to our guarantee fund and
last year added $562,000.
TiTlE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST C?
Capital . . $ 5,000,000
Surplus* ?il-Fimed*. 1 1,000,000
I 76 ?'.va,, N v. | 7r? Remter St BkJyn
.IS?? I h? on St.. Jamaica
r, ? territor) Ih? bn n ?rill receive
the munifieenl aum o( $2.67 for regular
: freigl ? ?
maintain h
care of 1 Iher end
i ran The 100-i rhal repr?
santa i n? mean ? thai
ni i'? , ? pi ral i" must laj
i,??,i\ ? '' ''? >?.- ai?? dead
? | back "i retui ned back with a
train. The coi ? pproxi?
ma tel* ? ? than th? l i
'
ind Westen
"That thei so much ju I
? ??> o. Iroad
thai the eight-houi i impossible
I .. ... , t
th?. ? '? '
? ?? ., ?'.? Western territoi j
.m eli ven mil?
1 an hour basis.
i .-m and two in the Westen leiritori
j pay overtime oi ? an houi
basis. Eight of 1 Ih? t? rn and
,? railroad '?'? I ? territorj
. ? ? i
ily on-?
In the In;!- I State f wl
-'? than
. ?. i. houi m,!'
Not Baaed mi "Peak" Esrnliasja.
. ? rnent den" pr?
"nt demand ii I "n 'pear ? ,
g of l rays, due to the pi
? er thai
ids in th?
reivers had nol i !i no?
be cr?dite,l to tl ? ? ,
h hat ?? foi
l ? . rd that freight
bul , : ? ? ? ored
? .. . ?
Wha ' '
?
time U n"' a par? of the
?
i : ? they
tat?
which add s il road or?
pledged to
?
. Th.- si Mr Hitchcock
ras working e Hug
ried ii'.tle convicl parts of
politi
.
"I can'- prove it ii
' ? 'h h l
IV? ?? t ' i ?.'.
Ih? last ? ??? seel
| ? ?
, ii working ouly for Essi ? II. Hitch
, ock. I do - ir.ii i bat ;?? ??? .!?,??
' the delegates to I m, hut that
egate
man) state - ? ho ai s fr e
him. and whom i. foi trading
?
Cabell Denies Truth
of Allen's Statements
Rie ? Feb. 9 Royial E,
t thai
one word of
?
? ,i ? 11? ?j s Brown v. ?
il Frank !? Hitcl
. ? ? rer the teli
? ?
"Il i? true," added Mr, i abell,
I, in coi
Ii? ans in Virgin a, won d like to >??
' . ? ? il .
i ominati I for Pr?
,
h?
, ger
.
??I i sv< er the tela?
til?
idd? d "?
? menl i
?,-r.- have made in hia
?
"'a hitter
'
sunton, Va . Feb I 8 Bros
ne lett? ? . ? Presi
? til st was s
?
? ' i
lustice Hushes. He
one? to Mr.
Hitchcock arid i , once
the ti nar ? he prn
p< ?tea ? lustice Hughes
r u bH is U ?d T 6 d a
THEODORE ROOSEVELT on preparedness
FEAR GOD and TAKE YOUR OWN PART
77??5 Book, at This Timerhy This+M?ni is an Event'
The most notable, the most arresting, absolutely the most
important book Roosevelt has ever written.
Hi* writes as a statesman, taking the long view, the world view,
of what the United States should stand for internationally.
Whatever you think of preparedness, you need this book ;
Itsfacts, its illuminations, its vital honesty, its splendid spirit.
Preparedness has become a question that must be faced, and
Koosevelt has spoken a word that is truly ??rc-at on the subject
of the times. You cannot understand all that you should
without it. If you come to it with prejudice, the book will
surprise you; it will reach your heart, for
It will appeal to the aggressive Americanism in you ? the
Americanism of Washington and of Lincoln. 8n>. 414pp. Set SI.50
1h, OAKLEY I TES
t**?? m.-uiv big en*. r? r* D^__?._
novels havo ?been ?. r. Benson
written m the punt lew jests 'hat it ?a
?pi''.i>anttore.'eivf', from no di-t inguialM i
an .luthor, ?utury lail in a Small villa,-"
/ "hurmmB; place is Oakln -on-.-??a, but
ir.i>re rharn-iinn Htill in the lug-souleii
woman who is the her. no of the l>.>"k
pi '.ire jacket lahno ^--t $1 35
Tu iIVIMORTAL
GYMNASTS
Marie Cher
The ?.tiper'.i*!%?? ippeal '?i bhmH medieval
.??tones lies in tin- tale of BKxiera life w;."
all of th<* allure .-t a thirt??*. th oeotury
t in eolor bv 1'. T< nnv?
aonJeaae. I2ma Net $1 "5
GOSSAMER
G. A. Birmingham
A great finan isjrstem ?.?h h ?????'??*'?"? cwt or? the ?tire ? irth like :i spider*!
?jreb. ni"! the p U life of a banter o? iaternatiooal fame who is at
|he head of it fumiah the theme of th? lrie*h humorist's let? ti rel
\\ th fu 1 - ? bt lacket by B. ?Corj KUrert. 12m?. Net $1 25
GEO R G E H. D 0 R ANCOMPAN Y Ne w York K^A-aA'
OSBORNE FORBIDS
CHANGE OF VENUE
Will Fight the Perjury
Charges in Westchester,
He Tells Lawyers.
TO Rl rr\j WOULD BE
INSULT TO FRIENDS
Makei Plans for I \-( firivicts'
Meeting in Carnegie Hall
Monday Night.
rhomsB M Osborne Instructed George
Battle end Hui tu gt< u Mer
chant |. terda- not ??> make an) mo
?ion fut a change m venue on -no per
J?ry ?? ? t hin rhe tri .
et d? rebruary 21 n Whit?
Plains, and unless I) tricl V lorn?)
ain a poatponi
r no reaaoi . ? ihould
I ? In',
\? h le Mr, Weeks and others Inter
? ited ? the ea e ha a h? - ?? of the
opinioi that a
venue would he made, Mr Osborne'.-?
dee - ? made public in a letter to 'he
? ? rdaj. ? im? .1 - no irpr ???
to th? ar with hi p<
I-i. m the tari hi ? attitud? has be?
? ?
h was l" gun ' '?'.
"In Westchestei ('i i ty," writ?
< I -...i... "?? ? have found a*
?
ef pri ? ? ., ? | ng as
blj h.- d? ?Ired or ex| ?
I have also foui d there di v- t< d and
? ? , I feel that
i : ould be east ing r? ''?? fi i upon
tl e... supportera and fri? nd if n
? i - a?ked.
MI realize i gth of
? p| ? ibhorrenl ?'
up against as, but I ? I that
n any COUntj in the
? ?. ; ? ....
? p. be eve that 1 rai
h? s ter Count s ici
?N of
t hat count)
.: .
" i " it merel; a ti iggle *n
i.pi-p untaml hed
, ,i do to i rathe i
t.. i ? ? Harrison, the ion of a '
? II '!.. r . ?i
to fre? ng Sil
? '
-.? h ich has made l t pi ?n for man)
?
to West? ter ( I but I
? , ? ? ? I \ , r k.
"1 do not ? ? ? - ?
elf?
' .
ind brutal stl
1 .
bir to d<
are not re|
? ?
pi ople.
"It is mj i thai
spplii stioi foi i ?? g< of
should 1
Mr. I ive to
re?t a
to N' ' peak at tl e
eetins ? ? arrang? d for
< srneg le Hall Monday night \ t I
????ske*
who hs le sei
.,-r. . ? ? i --
I
.
The ' ?
charge ?.n night ?'
ont? of ? he PHsob ' ouneil, 805
Madison Av?
ments, M wai snn?
that no ticV
Vil b. tl ' ' a,'
HITCHCOCK DECLARES
ALLEN'S STORY WRONG
Says He Knows of No Organized
Effort to Name Hughes.
??'I he
from
Va., ' relat?
, - ation." Prai - H
1! tel
Mr : (hat i
len oi
,
Hugh?
were
? '
'
Mr. Hit? "
? ? b .' th?
Hui
LjaiaW-** " ??''??"*,<w ;
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a KL?? .6W.,?d.St??i V^
- ^.L. * ? ??."???.???^??rmmmmannm
-
a?tiB?
AEROPLANE MERGER
TO AID COAST DEFENCE
(.iirtiss and Murgess Companies.
Joined, Will Huild Stations.
?nnooaeemen? wmi made in?? nipht
Aeroplane and Motor
< . rnpany thai II had acquired the ?er
? ' '.'?' >tai lina Burgeea, of -h
Rurgess C.ompnnj, Marbleaead, Mais.
The ("urtli rill take over the
of th? Bui go ompai |. b
will continue under
? pr? itfon Mr
?i -hi
ici rapan).
i ' ? Bui ff? pli ? . or
,? Marblel ? ;i I a Nor! \ ?
?'. ? .'?.u ? defei ?*??. '-vith i
?? of alrera I ?liable for call.
*11 j b J ' h ?
i . ? ? it Newport News for
i v ti? tat on The Great
ection is protected by the ? 'ir
ihment m Buffalo, end ? ; *
. -, led to foi ai .i ''..lar organ tation
ti Diego
? as.-????
GERM KILLS SCIENTIST
I, Ore.. Feb 1 The d. stfa of
Di Johi Faw? ??'* ? rom a.V? I on In?
curred white experlmen? aj to Hi l s
?i -? raecina -v?? aaaosaesd here ??o-day.
I?r Pawest? was arsrkiaaj to obtain a
vaccine for what i*i known es Hod
diaen.e, and bstSBSa InfsStsaJ through
a ?n'.'i'i abrsaisa ": h : ? Ungar Hi
; la.' riiarh* Mr?. Paweett, v. ho ara
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EX-CONVICTS SEEK POLICE
"A ant rrotertion al VNelfare League
Alumni Meeting.
Former pickpockets, cOflftdl I a
i.fa? blowera and murderer?, whfl
Dp the membership of the Mutual ?V?
fare Iiaaaiia have forgottsn 'ne ..uv
if the underworld and desire te be pro,
? ted from the b*w gansrstloH "'
pickpocket- and gel rieh ?au ick-men
a ? they nre compelled to I
?houider? with the world.
Daniel Howard and f'h.iip Friedman,
member? el ?? ?? league Callad upon
Ii,put;, Polies Commissioner Frank
Lord la?t nij?ht an<: sski thai
i 5,.I mofl ?hey cxro'i't. to 'ake ? . -?
? their meeting; at Carnegie Hall an the
'?.enitijr of Februar;, M be grvan po
? protection, They said 'hat artille
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