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DEITIES
Tlic Utmost in Cigarettes
Plain end or Cork tip
t copie of cutiure, refintmini and
tdiuaUon inwiriakiu prefer
l~)fities to any enter cicurfttl
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ate De
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Department f>fl>ia|, UTe. ?e
g thai
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of all ?h i. ? ' r]
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WAR POST MAY GO
TO AN OUTSIDE]
President May do Beyond Oft
rial ( ircles in Naming Sei
retary, Sa\s Report.
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d> ? ? \\ ilaon hi
of War, it
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form?
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FIRE TRAPS FAMILY:
MOTHER AND SON DIf
\ ather of Woman Seriousl"
Riirned: firemen Rescue Others
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en th a" Idol]
right
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electi
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till
trying ?
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Joseph Johi
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TRa-UaV HITS FUNERAL PARTY
\\ re? k? 'Baa anil leaf? <?*"l l'art of
l ndertaker'a Eai
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llackensack. N. J., I ?
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au 1 the
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Park R dge( at Union Hill, and wai
travelling
' - -.i r did
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wrecked, ami K
part oI
lili S I () l< I. FOR M E N
..r.w.iv ,-?t Ninth Street, New ^ ork
This Morning?
1,200 High-grade Shirts at $1.65
1,200 Shirta of $2 ami $2.50 gradea Shirts of im
: they partake ??! the i haractei ?if ?lint-. in.ide t-> ordei
Woven madraa ?'f substantial texture, in patterna ol I
me with Russian <<u<ls. plain and pleated bosom?*;
stiff ' tiffs \ rare offering.
?Motoring Furs Reduced
I ur . ?ata, m luding blended i luskral ??
Krimmer, muerai gills, marmot, wool sr.il. pony, Manchurian
?In?;, Russian ?ah, show savings ol $7 50 to $45, according
tO >T..'l?*".
lur robes show savings ol $45 to $150, according t<>
grade I u;r I
Fancy Overcoats Now ?$16.50
un 1" ' ' to $30 gi ides, by Wanamakei re koi ing
'! them were in ?".i regular stocks al those price?, tins
\\ Ii? n you ' onsidei how much more overcoat
rost n< gt season, you may see the wisdom of inventing in on-*
NOW. We are closing them out onl) because it is our ?
?n tO do We Ilk?** new st<*< k?
Burlington An ?4?
?lohn \\ anamaker
LANSING CRYPTIC
ON TEUTON PLOT
Says Documents Are Con?
fidential? Even it Be
lore Senate.
( OMMITTEE \< HON
DIMM) BY STONE
I oreigll Relation-, ( liairm.iii De?
clares Kaiser's Plans Were
K ti ? > \n n tu Ml
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German* 'ad ? tl i
the Weal
? . . n of the
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thai ?n the i
1 upon
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I rsguay, Chili
! ami th- West 1
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he had sup] I ?
?ai'intT ittee of Foreig ? * '
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Gen iii plans to Iran
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I had sent th? enti
en? he eni|
niat.eallv replied. Several Senators ad?
I to-day that th?
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adj in
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f the hi
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connu
from M
erning 1
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offered $9,0 10,000 for th?
?
?State*, will paj f the ]
ral fled, anil thai l
through ha fru?
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leases To l?e Ineeetlgated.
? fort!
?pis in ?
ite to tht
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these lea
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the Pi cloae to 1
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treat
at they ? I no? ?
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ROOT REFUSES TO BE
DELEGATE AT LARGE
4 ruit In ned ftnm iLtje I
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rxplained to them the
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the Control
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Will laeeatigate lair Jaunt.
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SUFFRAGISTS (JET BOX
AT HFFURUCAN afEETIKQ
\\ (.mm ??ill a?t s teAcO m P?rH
..flair, n.-iilf-lil. I h.- llepii.ilir.iii
s|nlr 1 ?muni.1er l?n? .?Hf'tlrd a lu<\
tu Ihr I ?m-rr-NHi-ial I **l?"n ?<? I,""
laraegte iisii meeting ?n<l ?Ml si?
le? ?i? .... apants ?-nfli. i?'"i Maas ""
tin- program???- l<> pr?-?-nl tlirlr i .???*
i..r I t-ieral *> ""?
Prjped ?ilh Ike union color? ami
|he ii<" hsnner. Ihr 1 ?in-frrsslon.-il
1 , I, n 1..,-. ???M Sa ?ne <>l the mo?l
?i?,. ia< alai I hlnga m the hall it
arlll be <?? ? apled hx Mr?. Itohrri
?vllra, Mra, < all la raaalilaa, Mm
I rala I DelaieM. Mr?. Msr. n M
Marks and Mrs. < '? Kstfca.
| a smit ind have no fear of an. ?
here."
, ommit te? will : "Id _ '
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, |h II r- , ?
? ,?, ? hairman
. presiding 1'"- gavel ?Ml MP
t .r.-, - Senator Hont a ? -
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Senator ?Vnds
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rrow, and is ex|.ted to
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national Adi
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i nnd a **a?tform adopted.
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- . ? il cam|
HUGHES SENTIMENT
GROWING RAPIDLY
Republicans I ind IHtnj Sup?
porters im Justice
Upstate.
ta g the Re*
of the noi
of Jual ? ' ai l',c*'
? Chining in strength *?
' Tli given jr? lerda;
1 ? tial leaden froi ?
t thi
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?: morning ti I
a oil in?oi mi d Republ the na
at Jual c?
I accept thi tion foi
I'rcsid lered tu him bv
??i igo ? ? on.
I* , ? egard? ? that th?
removal of donbl 11 I
of Jusl . cause aenl
natio
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and the!
eral as
me the (
esterda :
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the A
ired 1
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. because he
. ?? t,i ho a \? iiitier to gat the
Barnes 1 ???
at the I
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in fill the 1
McCall Doubts Wisdom
of Roosevelt ?Mo. ement
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eithi :
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o be?
ive advised th?
ery much if,;
.
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ds of mine
! should
? - :.'-. of quest . ? i
not,ve? "
accept the nom-:
Pi ? ? ,
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of the principal af I
>n Gor?
en of
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; , ampaigna, may keep
in both ramp?.
WIDOW AND CHILDREN
ARF FOUND STARVING
Woman l nconscious in I ?rclt-ss
House When Help < nines.
? liv?
g
?hit?
a
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the (
-
' ?ould
? -
tUe feel
-tag | thai
I
the mal
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Ind bring i
them 1
Senator B<\vlan P 0 fand id ire
-
fork Cii
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WILSON WILLING
TO SERVE AGAIN
Ohio Law Forces Him to
Make Kormal Announce?
ment of Candidacy.
WILL NOT ENTER
INTO A CONTEST
lint Any Candidate f??r Demo
eratie Delegate May l,g;e the
President's Name
v ngton. 1 eb I? Pn
I ii mal to ' i
thl 'i?'- ??f t .? name as
a I'm tial candidat the ?
V ? ? .inn time he ,|>
clared tin i ? Ml? -?nr
to entei i eon I ?'"? renom
i of the P
plana of hi
? !*.! ? o ht ?ng
? . ampaign ben i* i
| f? ? ' : Dgl '? -
IS I
? ? I? *,' Hildi-branl
te of Ohio, v. ho had wril
? that I candidat? for del?
ite to l tions
r i
and that i
i i. . lat?
re?
rveral
quirementa i
<( been placed
..ti pr lllot . and h i? ? I
, . ? sk, n :* for vrm ted thai
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that thera i pop
ulai
"la ?sing ( ' ? -.'"
I'll ......,, ?,l I
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i called t at?
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I have
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the statut?
1 I hi
ny na a
Pr?
i delegate ta
, ? . Demo. ?? i
s.?sembl<
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. : ... tor tha
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a letter I ? to A. Mitch?
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Mr. U : : n mad?
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FORMER CONVICTS
PRAISE OSBORNE
? ..nliiiu.il frimi IMS' I
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itt? i a pr.
the Osborn?
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t h ere t
g Ja le, oui'?'
.
?-.lUf-e he "looked line .
? c not anlj conceal? :
The onl
*?-e would meet you w< be in the
subway or enter.!:?? your
i he Hutual Welfare I
mged i i1
Ko?i?h Prank Hi- Induiti*;.
Pali told 1 tartine.
? ?? had be. i
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for stealing . . ? .
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itealing
/her?*
i got OUt 1 i!: : ?? i
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rent to 1
i?, fotra I : ? I
I tunic home if.
is for me ?
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.
It ?Sing friend. He
Bui
titul
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rt, ana we
tf Si ng, i
. ? ? red a
- .
Meredith
Nicholson
has written a
mighty enter?
taining story
about an Indianapo?
lis banker with a
love of un ?1er world
adventures- ??. Secrel
.Servie?' man who disliked
amateur Interference, a
counterfeiter, a rich old lady
drugged by her serrante, and
a tableful <?i consienta] spirits
;ii the Unlveralty i.lub?
for lilis a ;-ok's issue of
Collier's
TUT. NATION* I. WPirl.r
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in.
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...... t thi error
II
lweul
, ise ol
rank. 1
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Irarned to *? i At t*.vi Ive I w ?
the II
, ..???
Kim ira I iting ? ????? body
I we i ? , . :?'
ever thei
Ml.
Happ> He'a "Straight, '
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I? :
Bo ?i a bres
lay, Do
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ink ?
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you ! am
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treat
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; n I had na dea of
itraiffht.
lutua (Velfai
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I eained ? nt??' in I'rot?tor?..
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Connecticut ni.d New
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? orce his bad I
wall, 'lie must Ii' e as 1 -ai G
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EMGAmE&<
Platimtmsnut^l 6 JO FIFTH AVFl JtwSers
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DIAMOND JEWELRY
The Gattle collection is notable
for artistry in settings and
quality in gems.
( ). posilx St, Vairii . ? < at ht dial
..^vwto?ttra ?* ?fio?
attMM ?? ?a fiUkXtemuAl* ***emotiva,
7?^outhernll)ear
and (oriW?f Jpr?ig at home
III TIN'a SUITS m tleA '" *''* *n'' STO0? ?J.--n??'/.
PORTS COAT? ?a rare ae?a teilarea ?n-:
"-".Hpr SWEATERS m aew treavea aa*i ? ? ??
[r.NNI-* DRESSES ol I ??liionihle watli Mali ? ? ;
i:\IIIIV. < ? ir-p. Ml :- aad CAPES ol ftaalaag ? ad I ' -?
[? i( p|. i i 11\ 11 ,,i . loth, ?ill. -.in ?no asuran
?TRAVELING SUITS ta aadiealw )pt*?t rr
DEMI-COSTtlMF-S while and rolored. "1
R(?S DU JOLR and tXWNS HABIUEE i '????? Pa ?
PORI H WtAP? ?nd WRAP FOR FORMAL OR
DAN I'-'. DRI ?" *- ? ! ' ' ' ?
.,i?o
Snmh (yJlillinmj
l-rom every Parisian Modiste of n - : .
...r, of original designs by OUI <)*.n skilled artists
knox -mm
U.TC ^2feii#
HATS m&sSk
.SSgSrj
?KNOX:
Ai ?.- ?CVa-A.
Spring Styles
Ready on Wednesday
February loth
A HAT FOR EVERY OCCASION
Formal and Intormal
Lap . ' " *
Su.I Ca-o Bag. Hal E ?.
v Crop] C.?
?a | . * ? . I
t -.a.-. .O""' l ')| BrC.'a l '*. ?
? ? change and
t, for under
the "officer*! no i alvaj to tl
.?tone; if he d >i not report ?
oner he would bo reported h
I a grouch."
lie ?
from .-?mi: |
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i proba a ..hence
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re League I taV
wai
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Help to Secure Preparedness!
The National Security League, Inc., i luetiflf"
nation-wide campaign to arouse the Am? ri .an people**
knowledge of our unprepared condition and Ihm
notion bv (.'m i lire*???
?.
Join the League ?and thus show
your support for our efforts^
Wc ask your help. \\V arc support d i ntirely
?)lunl.-ir\ contributions :hiiI membership ;'
The more you help us, the more vve can do.
>- H. N THIS BLANK AND SEND ? '?' h'
MKADQUARTKKS VOW
The National Security League, ?DC.
: de to be enrolled as a m? I
League, Inc the class v have
. : . lose herewith I ?
,. .Life ? '
IIP ? tinf (ycii
. . .nnual I
( }'.?? ? x a I iddre
Addr?
Make check payable lo The Natfea.el Sacai-itj Uar? ln'
REMEMBER-Mremg. Hotel Alter, ip ?.. Weda?*fd*y.
Maas Meeting Carnegie Hall, 8 p. n,.. Tuesday. February
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