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ANARCHIST HELD
IN CHICAGO PLOT
Third Degree tor ( hum of
Chef o? Archbishop's
Banquet.
?SOUP HAD 3.7 OR.
01 ARSENIC TO PINT
Arrested Man's Rooms Searched
and Mlej-ed On-promising
1 elter I ound.
r>b i ? hat t a p1*
? o-?* bandit r, * -1 -'
tha banatiet in l-.onor of Archbi?hop
Thurs?
day I | Been r?rt of a ra
? trroup
ted to ?.ay by
of of
the 1 ? rean of InTestigatton.
that asent? '
. .
??; .lean
- tha
?t ??-em rea
aa eon'd
i
Qua ? >d bv
?? Health
? the fact
?red at
the banquet probably i
aale, an ??-.
? ? been
rlaced ir. Sam
- !l?a.-h
?a- ???
The a t oxida af
- -
? ana
e, ?a'Q
?
drag
I ?.. ?.r.i.n?. I? Kulal Dose.
minimum rsenic,
.
I
i
.
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: molt
I
.
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i
ve bu
mobile.
?*\ lerearx-ul? kei>t .-e.ret.
V th? ? -. that
? ?? i
I
;
? -id in i
i
? -
. found
, ?I var.
<
?
?
found m All esaioi ?-.-a?- ad- ,
n in the -
.
? e
? talked
whole i
,
- ni fi m dm?. ? eeti*rca
' ?
? o, a ., p, who
r, admit!*',:
Ion tWO 1
era and
?-rest Ha
a
| | I'"
| - ; , r?y of
tta Alla?
? Legno. i? a
an d pape i
?t the I a indica I that
for th? el ompany,
?aller Forte wi . bur ?
search i
I? ?? ?
? I u r ?
?rare g ? lore a how.
-?
talked
a w |
DEFENDS CITY'S
SUBWAY DEALS
1 '?? m pa-?-> ?
I eubway
?
a-H I
? so tnat ' -
^horr i i v to co into
. -
? . r
r?
\
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place b?
"It i that the re
-
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i
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?' e reniai -'"i*'" t?-'?irT*-?'
Small ?,trl Talk?.
I Ule 1 ... ?e 1 egnn, ?r?en >.tn,? ? ''1
ocently with tha d?te
un ii nc\??tpappr mei She lid that
il i \ ,.k., . ver both there
?i?i Sunday dinner, and that they talked
t.'Crther at o-r and of the table
low ?i-.ii*e. Thev tit'.ke.l in Frei
I ? he did i ol hi ?* ? ha? thcv
? ai. Af:er dinner, 1 om?e declared,
? i-, ther, "to ti? to tha movie
itre."
? ? ? nci*.
Hiph light? in Crones'e a :t
- few day- JUSl prior to hi? dll ?
appearance Stan I i a foll?n :
.;?,. Feb. ?'? ? roi ei appear? at
home during dm
i er ?tul later R'-e? out arith Allegrini.
?
. ?' ?1rs. Ma> Zeigeniui. where ?
'na? a room a up '" 'i'0 'oom,
accord . | i ? llri Zeigenfui, ??ho is
known a? Mrs. .Howard, ??-il re
main there for about
\ . . ? m leave?.
Wednesday, 1 ? h. 9. fr?re? B^^'*'?r,
Hi >;? ? to ??oik at the
? , . ..... ? r- ?
OUp which i?< to tu* ?-ervfil at the
? tr?- foil? ?
He leave? a? r-:l". 0 clc-ek in the even?
ing, according to employee. Since then
he ha? not been lecojrtuzed.
On the Pay of the Crime.
? iiav. l eb, i". Jalea ?
!.e...i . .
I.egr.o m the morning and ask
- ?? ? used to .ere He
told that ?'rones let. it December "be
can?? U wa? too cold." and thi
chef Mka Mrs. Legna
genfos house ani
man is there.
and find' *
ha? i. reeding
? .- She reporta thia I
. - 'lie soup U ?iii
tiii' gut ??? me poisoned.
.. : nothing
? e - temoon th<
he kitchen i ?ic- .
believed to he that of ?he n
that Crones is ill and
l-'tiday "!(-;ht Hurry .
-
. ?.
ering laboratory.
?-?
ROCKEFELLER CHURCH
TO CONSIDER REMOVAL
One Location Good as Another.
Says Fifth Avenue Pa-ior.
.:i * ? ??
. .
Icefell.
? . . .?able lom.
??
| Street, ?a- p pas
tor, Dr. Corre;', if. "Toe fkin, in
mon in commemoratinu o the ser
>- ? irch
Dr. Wo?
contemplate
?
? ictioi e wai
? i ? -,..?- ? ? .?
New York bettei I a . er, and tha*
one location on Manhattan
I
>' . . ?
.
.
. - Avi
nue c1 *
toit?- the
it Vlaa.il |
I \\ | r
MUNSTERBERG, TOO,
GOES IN FOR MOVIES
Psychologist's films to Show Us
if We 1 it Our Jobs.
!??'.. ?
Boaton, Ma ? Pay
i
"movie.?" bv Professor Huge M
berg, tha Harvard psj t, ??ho
Km allied 1 elf with a leaiim,
pany for a acre? al in weekly in?
- '
The professai will not ??? 'nr the
t his i .?me will appe
: of the ideas presented The
? ?-ne? Will be e: ?? *
!
a practical and humorous iriir.:-.
problem? of ?<
ideas will be or?
il way that i
tand.
By mea these
?piherr? will ? '?? how
.
hold. He ha? made . of the
and 1
of which hi ?
parti-.! dir?
of puttitiR "punch'' into n
? ? humbl'i callings, ? .
that of the streetcar rond'.
chie?
? Ims.
History Talk for Suffragists.
?
- v ? ? ii h i' Relmonl pr?
detit, will h?-i'd a me* I
? ? Forty re?
Henry Jag
on "The Economic Interpretation of
' he public is in'.
?inn account of | Rapid
Transit Company in ?He nature of
bii'iu.-ie? an-l nlt-cr -.* h COI
only have ????,?.
natructioi
? real . * vu
have tr' [ *?-? 1 he tn!.,l amount
charged i.? |327,405, represen? c ai I
that company prior to the
? | of 'he contra. ?
Nothing More (-an He < hargrd.
' S'othing more of thli character cai
b? charged under the contract, hecau e
me in ?-hiri the
- ? t a . ai m or a an appes
on of tha P
? .
were well ai
??'??? er pro?
? m
, | .
?? hat i til be char]
- ?
?ire ? enu appra' ? ?
atter to
t a f | 106 eon i
I eering i
??? ence every tern of wl *h 1
checked ever by the Public Ser
Comi ?? -
?
?.- ?
applical.
i to 1
va'.
and ii.?.?lental expi
- (Beers, together with th
? ? espens?
r to t
'
h-honts thi
?
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r- ,
|
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?
"hi the . -. ?
I ?
11
I
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}-',-.i'.,j'|j, . * .
1,439 GIRLS LOST
HERE LAST YEAR
Number That Disappear
from Homes Steadily
Increasing.
BUREAU TRACES
1,224 OF THE MISSING
I i ? Oemiine Cases ol W liite
[ Slavery. Police Declare Many
Runaways Due to Parents.
Lei i tha
' a Violinitt, left tha home of n
in Manhattan, expecting te retara to
? er. She did not a.Tear ai
ex) cay hor mother telepl
?
returned home that night Sh<
. . . ?
)(| next we? ta |
? ,,. lo ? by their
, r-t>(
v
cornea of them. Whj
? ? ,\ .
bureau of the unidei
-
?re r?
? the lail
.., u i*. ?? women had bei ?
number Increaaei i
:. the 6!ow;h of :'
won ,i m rra
.
.???!'
g aromen and rir I
,,,??;,
ear. The?;
?
If !
that in one jreai 1,71)0
.
?" Sear ?i
n no ' ? -, -? could ?? I ound.
I au?e of Ma?) RUUawaj ?
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i
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of frei ? ?
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no ma--.-: how n
? ?
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?
?
by another f-irl wl
?, irding to the i
gone ? home a:.,l ?.-.a?
the
? ?
? ?
?
school, or they fail in
or arc
Of the
?
?
?
Woman l?ele?-ii?e \id?j.
? n
?..-..?',
- to look ',.!
eue of
,? oman from
the ha
,.
:
111 1 r r
?
ireau of 1
. tr??r<w!.
Ill ? ? *.'.
I ?
? I >? <:? td, i
the lieuten?
g an end to th?
-
i . ? |hat tal
- ..
en and worn?
. found g thai
? ' lb thrown i
the i
.-?"'?- g I
g charged ?
That
"I." "?odd? to I'd? share.
"Th?. itoriea : I
- ?
borough would be en I
the revenues ?
?
i rge s u po t
both subway? and el?
? ? . ?
lh" i.
intfrf?- *? the
I ext?
?,, ? -
i ? . ,.? .
, -
garding
.
?
- ,
rtunate imprest
.
?' .
i
i
t.por ?
ge regarding
ging of this a
? ?
?
?
rectlj j
nabla may lutlea m aerate! ana
? , tha mieaing
Bul all tha work of tl?*- depart men I
, no? grewaome. Many ranaway gjrla
.,,.- ,, turned to their parmi.? a raw
they have been reported
l0 ?, otb? n ha' ? bai n pal In good
hornea when their own have nr-uri ,
. , .,? to bo unworthy, ?n,l many
., romance of ? ?? utl ful - lopement
lead under the chap? ronaga of the
i,, tha marriage Ueen a bureau,
at ( Ity H.'ll
LYMAN HUNT NARROWS;
CAPTURE DUE SOON
Swindler Helped (ierman Spies,
One Accuser Says.
Repoi? rec< ed laal nigh) fiom ra?
. . lea men of the D
o?..1.1 i ? '? ? . !:<{ from h peel
i', toil e D >pai ? ? enl indicate that
,: II of Dr. .1. (.rant I.y
dler, la only
if hour?.
il,. to hav.? bean in ?Va ih?
on Thursday laal and lubae
ade an <"**, , ? - .
I rig ?0 gel acro?*
* throng , ? ' ? ? ?
tnd men who
I trail dr night
,- from Mew Vor*
that ha
the licl on <,f tha '
??
of Loa Angelea, who
in and wh?
? ! ? ? ,
. ..
- ?
Mr ? ? ' i. ,'
|
paiture of
a Briti
CHICAGO PROMISED
UNCENSORED BALLET
Provided (initials permit Rus?
sian I roupe to Give li
: ' go
it? .
?
t be
[Chicago
? .
what
\ -' ?
n on o
? t b? '
at?
?
THIEVES TKST POLICE SLEEP
Prj \\ a ? Into Store in Shadoa of Rta
i ion?I a o Suapei t ? ? aughl.
i
? ?
tore ,.'
A. I Bedford ?.
parly , HVh?
?? .
?
I ?
?
? ?
1 N'a
Fight Proposed Garbage Plant.
? -h an,! nj
. i
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VILLA MENACES
500 AMERICANS
Colonists in Western
Chihuahua Arm ior
Defence.
I . I -jr*r^ t. T*i? T:
li Paso, 'i ea . Fob 18. Fiva hundred
?ni? n ?Vi tern
Chihuahua, threatened arith an attach
\ I ii. have, v?ith thi t Cm
tiiii-a ofliriHl-t, armed themselves tur
tli-rence. The colon? ita ref i ted to le iva
? r, nr.it*ri .! out of
h o i,. A- i riean conaul ?, and * prei ed
conlidenea In the abilitj oi l i
Carransa govennnea? to protect them.
B/hen ?hev asked for strongei Iroop
protection their app-'a! waa denied, ?s
a!! available CaiTanU troop? ?vei? be
ed in the campaign around and
. - i tahaa ' "?? The i r,i ?
. ! if thev might an
pi ?te. * .?in. ? ' ? rml i
g it was saiii, with
? ? ?.. : thai the?
their gun? 01 ly againat enemies
ment.
I? | the lory of
that
been ? y the i; fac
?
? rer ?he
.. e
Grandes and the American colonies.
Gen. r ?... nand.r in I
: ? ,i ? i al th i '?
enough men ? ake
1 ?Ivarao O breg?n i? return
rthern Mei ? - ? illy ta
e command of the j
ent and t< att?
end the i I ? rid hie
His coi
? . ? red
that he was bei ? ? t of the
sctivii
I, feared t
?
GERMAN PLOTS
ALARM SENATE
, i.nl inneil fi um Bag. I
would .
e part
i i .".?
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only a
few m ?
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It is i
ed re
stioi *
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the Dl
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: a' the b<*
The i .-.,
eata .
prenant I al
.
?? rout,?
al Hud
noulJ quite natu
8, Altmatt & (??.
?Announce nient
The -Silk Department h us ready
selection the Spring assortments o?
BLACK DRESS SILKS
, ac.ftg e ;:.?"????? ? ea. e ow
?
? ii - B Ing ??.*:? e ? '
e ? ' -? ?c ave bi e
ured express?;
.
No Si .::- v..-.c - ve:. r~c -.'..C". I" I ? -
?
; _. - .r. ... , . increase ?
?? cost o fl . -? fi B. .
stem ? -.';?"
antic: ' ? ,mar
o adv. . ? Ices.
Fiftl? Atrfiurf - ?aMinrn Atunw
34?.? atth 35.rj; ??rtttB Ditto fork
I
feet nmnder- Urn, l-memf
Memeime, OTedjuUmm, mmd SartmraUf I
Modern Auction
IN TKN I.E3SONS
By
Graco G. Montgomery
Th?- eonpletely ur>*">da*e *o
llionir 'aai \u< tmn. ft-ving r*-<"**nt
iittcrratii-; ?n?.n*>-'-? in t\*r j?an-?*
wlnrh h?v beret mide BBCeeaary
hv h- '',**v-?ar?rvn cet the infot"
n-.tor?? apiri? and 'h' ?rqt;n,,non
of ?h<* new biddiaa Tjiiir?. ?ii?
id'il trratrm-nt bf 'he %trne- ?
deer, bn<*(, ?nd ?uihori'ative.
-S1.2S net
CHARLES SCRIBNT.R'S SONS
... ? ? !'.,? n i ' ' . ?
to prove that the I lei
? ? nil a
In thi? connect ? i ed tha?
.
to pu. ., ? . ; ??? .,? i
" i ' ?
i ?..-e. :.,,-? ng of the pi ipo-..!.
indicai ed to I "? n < ? ??
1 look v. i; h favoi ipon the a?
i .:.?!.<?;,:, power, a the
\ '.. .
,.*T??r->il
!.i-.'l
Germa g of the fei
? fluence a? Copei
that Denma i -
. '
>?? the h
Ocean!, ? .? ., rou and : at al
... ? .,
ling for
?'??'?.
? ,? nego?
ade propoaala to
the ? rt| of ?? jy and
\ an aoven
, ?
?.vi?
le pro?
; ?? out
e con
aummation of tr.r negotiation? with
.... . ,,
. a, real .
i the reaent | erni rlth
-
an ? at the
itifi? by the Sen
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? g the tint n:.i:> . . ? i in Co?
- rar
ried o the Hamburg officia
.
- near
"Til. Ilam
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\ ?? eatabl hing the
1 mbia the
.?y from the lin f
... ? . ? ? Ba]
?. i went over the route
?
Pani ? ? .. ? .'.,1 be
ted al
? , than could the
i I .,nal.
"Il edge the San
ivigable t
rep enouf
'
' | v. a?
?
? 0 he
it pe ? Pacil
irked
I4>*tpmx? gsnsafj * m* s, ? f.
aa*v?M mm oae Vi?kJwt
MADAM FR?D?RIC
^ormtrltj t>fJuon'?oru>
Qostamtri? Courts oF&uropt
( ( ^
P^ ,?g?
, * ..... ??. ?
notO Associated uOtA tins est*
ablislxment, nV// hold reception
in Oiw Studio Salon f/ih floor
2 to S?al. t?resentuuj lier otOn
Original creations, together
i Uth m? ans importa t ion s
lie! tha German ; wei t ahot
isJinnig conces-ion? to eel i
Col? in terril
Th?v buill ?i powerf
Andrai laland,which wa ? i ? <
... Panama The < a'.:
"A. D. S." A G?
h
powerful station wai -'?*ab!.?h?'d a
< artagena and wai 'n charge of s. Gei
man hi?. Aual ;-ian.
" When repi eaenta of the
.-rr men? wen? to the Cartagena
? era informed tha?
? ???.ed and thai
g handled The I
?? ? ?,>?;man eruiaera, I
? being kept infoi
merchant
i Tower?- tent reprea? tativ?
pat? the - - tat ion ?? I - ? ?
and to
nan raider? i tl.- k"' tting
?a* ? ., . ted to then?
... tercepti i the
?
"Official repreaentatiom ?*ere
?.. t... , i
???l to the diamantling of tl itai
I- afterward waa defin tel) detei
- Allied Poweri that A
- ladro) rai ??sembled ofl I
..?- - [alan 1; I i ig
,
Rear Admiral ' raddock. \ -,
ik'i.m which wa? aent froa
n Sei tembei. 1911. "??
ered bj ? -o a repr,'-?
the A r. In the
itch were inatructiom t< I
?en c<.:
German) planned to esta
tro! in Ha;. I ? ? mer of 1914. Be
of th? i ? i Ha ? an -*ov
, rnmei l to pay eerta
man ....
rar' ic ; Bl the control
ranuc to pp,
cure the pa The
! ted State il formed lier:;..-. I al
iart rou
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and "would underatai I
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Popularity!
Think of a railroad whose
time table is in every mans
pocket every day in the year
IT IS THE
Jersey
(entrai
New Jersey Central
ON WHICH
Your Watch Is Your Time Table
AS FAST TRAINS LEAVE EVER?
HOUR ON THE HOUR FOR
Philadelphia
Leave Liberty St from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. v..
.?8.15 A.M. and hourly from 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Sunda
Midnight train daily; .Sleepers ready 10 P. M- (Lean V.
23d St. 10 minutes of the hour for all trains.) S l|
dining car tervice at dining hours.
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Hard Coal No Smoke No Tunnels

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