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[ijIARCH?ST NOTES
$H0W VAST PLOT
eu (o CiiiZantic Conspi
1 mo, ?gains. U. S. Found
?r, Mundelein (aso.
aams PLANNED
IN SEVI RAL CITIES
ijpjasjldliPMC?- ? ?l,Tn1 b> ,h0
?jllf0 Reveal Cooitry-Widc
AjSSSSiaatiOfl Schemes.
- . . Has ?s
?
nal day
dinner
'
The
S finnr
I
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Raid Planned.
,) and
- : , -
.1 my mind.
? e have from
ernmi I
Ian ;?n<i
from
-
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rouf.*!*
on the
' ? ? - 1? in Ii, -
g
; anr?rehi?t
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m?
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a hen he
Si ^eiiic,
. norn|i
in the ? r that the p
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rnlshed an
Btlt H! ?
. ;..l i e?
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' Of .*.., t .-. ?n I
that the viel
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said Di R?
a .
?? mild ?11.?M II.
. i
?> ould b? . rho letter is bu
Detectives Think (rones
.still Is Hiding Here
\ ?. ? aptnin
\ ? : - quad, ut?'
the t! . ??! \ ' ?ton
? ?
hundred i i
? till ii
? . . thai
und posted n Neu "i i>rk is
1 > r-'.i 1 ii;i\ I- .
inton, 1'i'iin .
writing
thai m Ictl i
?ol.
: from Hi
? man
is niii regarded
*
or tli.;
he ?s us w? >.'io??ii
?
Wt'stchcster ("oui e B
DECISION RESERVED
IN FIGHT FOR SON
Or. Htisck I ells of 1 cars fur
Hoy's Morals.
? lerved
the proce?
Dr. Gunni J. B
.
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. divorced. Dr.
.. 1 i!? moral?
under which tl ?
-1 >r. Henderson T? l"o;.
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or Mrs,
?. that
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. wife ?
ter of Dr.
proce.
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MIDGET AND GIANT
FILL TWO STATEROOMS
Hole in Wall Lets 7.Footer's
Feel Share 2-Footer's Bunk.
If Jack, the well known G?B1 t Kl ei
had met thp
. a hard ?vlnti
i of ?
the Frent-h lin,?r. UgO bo.
tomy.
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" ure.
-i.i his
' ?
? ened things up
??:i?h ihc WS
> the giant
? .all friend's
?
The men were held
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MAJOR BERRY URGED
FOR POSTMASTERSHIP
Bronx Democrat Favored as
Compromise Candidate.
?
eb. 17.?-A <
candidate ?or the Ne* York postn
iras proposed to President W
' to-day by former Ht |
phen ?? ?? York. H
ommendation wa
of Th,* Bronx, be appointed. Ma?
ny D?
?
A Unique Lawsuit
If such a unique situation could
arise as a lawsuit to determine
which had the greater claim to
beauty, an Oriental pearl or a
TecLi pearl, it would be vitally
necessary to keep the two exhibits
apart, or the Plaintiff and the De?
fendant would have another law?
suit on their hands, to determine
which was the Oriental pearl and
which the Tecla pearl ? such is
t.i<*ir similarity to each other!
Tecla Necklaces
with diamond clasp
$75 to $350
r$^
r /
398 Fifth Avenue
L?^>i??r-a-i?-^?-i>e-*i?r^^
?.??????.. " " * * ' ' '
DEALERS BETRAY
20 IN BAFF PLOT
Score of Marke. Men Who
Know ingly Paid to Kill
Rival Named.
GUNMEN SILENCED
BY DEATH THREATS
Pleas ?if Wives Md Mothers fail
Qirl Reveals Murder Gang's
Poison Raids.
: U t I V, ., h
Market j ? aterday gae s the
who
. ? ? buted to t1 -? fund et
paid ?o h ...? Barne? Baff mur
. iven to
? ? Dooling,
The identity of the tuen Mr. Dooling
? : ?. .:!,???. bu? Intimated tha?
would be under
?
, ? inler
?de line, it developed
. m ,| i,; the Dii
Itl ? i\ : .
in, I'M when jobs requiring the
dling ni' u gun were acaree
. (Iyer at poisoning m
a it two.
\ . ? led to Diati
r i ! : i y that im Ht
compete with n
..?' ,-,l with
Bafl waa die
Ignored re
threal of her Imr-e?
I
of business. Thi? .,, ?, !..i- been traced
irder gani
t" Bafl
?
The underwold a low ?tul
act dumb : ? those
?
grilline;*, net ? word.
: Charley F
ts he *aa- hired
t>, ,i,.
? iterday at,,!
?
1er of chick
. .
0 knows n Bl
? ?? ? '
.... ib 1 a t o th e i '
?
?' Mire
a
?
aid ' ' ? ?
?
"I might
k." he mumo
'Youi ' .?? atrapping I
low. V. afraid of?" Mr. S-vann
?
." an a wared the f*ir!.
A visit thei failed
? ?
? to the
? , ???'..
.
"It
wann. "1 infen.i
.
e inn.
I DIE FOR LYING,"
SCHMIDT* INSISTS
Anna Aunuillcr's Murderer De
nies He Killed the Qirl.
"I ? ? ..th for 1 y i n {? and
?
? , !..
old th em s
I
they
? ?
?
\ . . '. t cam?
1 orn? .
Ko? I '
? ' .? '
j of justice," Sri ? statemei
of 1 ..,? I ', -
,.,.. i .
e tolil il,.
? ..!-.. . | , i . '
kumulier 1
that I
? wa? violating the law of the State of
Vork. la knew 1
; lating the law, ao the jury had I ?
? ?
i'i found Schmidt
Will
?:. i.iiii
th him. I'" ib?
v him
whether he would hold his poi , when
..ich throui'h the
door
OSBORNE'S MOV?
SURPRISES WEEK
Demands Court Quash li
tlictnients After Me
Pleads Not Guilty.
NEW ?SINCi SINCi
INQUIRY laS THREA
Accused Warden to Appeal
Whitman ii His Motion Is
Overruled.
"Yard hfott O boras i -i
pi : ed I ' ? ' toraej V. teks
Westchester >?? terday morning, whs
lied to plead to
??? i mu indi?.'i,i nt,il li.nl l?? ?
mitted by the eouii to plead t?t thf i
dictmenl charging mismanagement ai
immorality, he moved t?* quash thepe
jury indictment and made formal in
i to disn nol onl) thai indie
men! bul serious indictmei
.i well. In the moving papers ?he rali?
of ths indictments i? attacked, ?
I1 trid Attorae;
whom the ? arge - with I ..? Ii
invaded his constitutional rights i
i, ad ions before I he y and Jsry.
JuBtice Morachas er will bear srgi
menta on the demurrer and motions t
disrn ' laj in Pe igl k< ?
If the eourt sustaini his contention
Mr. Osborns will appeal o* Governe
tman to order an investigation un
? l ad of condtl
Sing Sing, particularly during his h.
mini and more particular]
hi - eooducl is s and an Indi
vidual with In the pi ison mnl oui
"l b, ? ? ? Goveinor has the righ
-,. m .... . ..-. inquii j.'' he ?aid yei
terday, "and 1 believe he will |
I eei tail t that" I muel have th?
right t" clear n ? name of the attacki
made upon H by erool ai d grafter
i.i prison ?.i.'i . as yei out of ."
Mr w e, - ? ; m other ?
in the Sing Sing casei late in the da*
-..i'*!: Alexand I in, eouBsel for th
Bllegei
immoralit*. bad hin bi fore Ju ' ei
how can
why Joseph ["oblinsky, olias Yesky \'in
ger. ? . I to plead.
"I ha? i" ? o.i of mj i il? ndai sn?
wiII arraigi 1
ths Distric tttoi ? ..: no
"Thai no?
"Th?
bi ; sign the aecuaed after ?
time baa elapsed and th?
? ?l ? 1 wil
ect that I ? ? .1 !??? ai :
and allowed to plead."
Toblinaky not being in court, it wbi
finally arranged to bav, him plead nol
latei
When Mr. Oab? i ic araa called to thf
I'.ii to plea - -? perjury Indict
? bird drawn to co ei i
? guilty. '
Gordon Battle, of In i len re
newed the demand thai be al
?
Neither Mr,
W ?? r. | ' W ] ill,.ill .1
'
. ii I ty.
I f the ] t sta
? -?Vill (,-o '.'?
'. rii.l 01
PATROLMAN STUMBLES
INTO HALLWAY AMBUSH
Man Who Says Me Was Waiting
to Slay Couple Taken in Duel.
Pati olmai Coi
treel tal ion, found a door
-. .
- .: this morning, He ,
? bj b
: ?
"Ham
. Iman dropped to the flooi
?
.
time
trangei
up the '? ?k h i m
on the roof. 'I ttled foi a fe i
minuti--i bei ore 1 .dered.
A ? b sta! lid he ws
. Baldassoro, twenty-four, of
620 E*as1 Thirteei I
he wai waiting to kill h girl and her
. ? heart) aad
? tering. H ?
-,i ?i the girl and hei irt do?
erted bin i their Bid?
Faurot, Tired, Takes L?rav?
Faurot, worn ou! ;
snder , thi Do?
Bureau, baa obi ive of
? days. 'I hs action ?? ?
by Deputy I oner Frank iLord.
.. ,. :? j,, | ?
taj on a boat
? trip to JaeksoBvllle.
^HEN you pur?
chase a Sohmer
Piano you buy an
art product?evol?
ved in a lifetime
of experience in
the piano craft.
The Sohmer is time tested. Forty-four
years o? continuous piano making by the
Sohmer family, is incorporated in the
of today.
It is a personal product made by those ?whose
name it bears, and its marvelous beauty of
tone is the reflection of the pride and skil!
of its makers.
The*e ?re rrto'e Sohmert n use in the Metrx-i
r.Kttmrt DiM'ict thmtn aeny f'f'ifr OtHtHC ptntne.
Sohmer &, Co. ?A?E
?LTMORE
(BII.TMO.tF-. ROTEL)
Open Air Skating
Open to the public for three?
?teM?-eie-aiiH daily (Sundays eieepte*d)
?SO to 13 SO, 2 SO to S SB. S .80 to II
(?L.ASS ENCLOSED TEA ROOMS
Kalaluhi's Hawaiian Orchestra
Will Play for
DANCING in the GLASS ROOM
r.r.m. IS* C tl fo 1? /?Via?-*
EXHIBITION SKATING BY
All -VEO & BIGEID NAEBfl OF THF. BIPTODEOME
l'cmpaei-il Tr?-ryrtor?
4,500 ON STRIKE
AT WAR PLANT
Men Forced Out at Pistol
Point?Mayor Flees Vol?
ley of Snowballs.
1 1 .".. la) Tb? r
Aflaonia, Conn., Fob, 17. Every
hratn-h of tho American Brass ?nd r..p
por Company bore ???>? luddealj
down anil milliom of rjollars' I i*rth of
?.?..H erdera tied np to da) bj the walk
out of 4...on srorkmea.
The turn wert* eallod OB1 b)
leaders, ??ho marrhni through tin- plant
eg if. olvi i i, Anybody who
might have horn nap, rsuaded by rerbal
srgumei i ediatel* yielded to th?
el nri?unu-t.- a
abandoned their machine?,.
The strikt? is one of the most re
markablt? m the history of organized
labor, in that the workers, repr?
ir.c at least a dozen European nation
ilities, have hem welded late oae or
? ?' With but a tingle il.-tnan*l
a :'.'. per eent increase m pay within
?
I he bail temper of I trik, ? ??
ms de manifest ei rst. An
.?:r. - .?? 15 eei creas, to men
making $2 E .1 .. t?a?. 10 per
-?? tu all others ?vas recei?i -l
tit' laughter from the
? .. .
.' ich er, appointing
? ? . " nittee of one to bring
ebout peace, attempted t*? addross s
crowd of strikers. They answered his
plei.4 fin peace srlth a \*olley of snov,
that parried away his hat and
. ooled foi . o h method:, of,
-ti i lement.
Previoo to I fnl appear- .
of ?lie Mayor, Superintendent
Moody, in 111 i **< o1 all the plante, had
? tO mollife the -inkers
id ?.?.?a'- -t. roughlj handled thai ho hur-;
from v :? plant, from the
I nine.
layot
Schumacher decided thai the onl;
rent muniti m
of -a ar makei a*ith the aid ol
He Immi d
iwore m seveBty-five firemen a- *
mea, ai Neu Haven for nil the
. ,i -.? I.?, could be hurriedly
. te ?.mIS
PLAN WAR TRAINING
IN N. Y. HIGH SCHOOLS
Governor. Gen. O'Ryan and Fin
lay Confer on New Measure.
Albany, Feb. 17. An sdmintsAi
t.-1! dealing ??? ith milil -c in
the subject ol .i ? ?
. (iuvernor Wl
John H. Finley, State l i er ol
Education, and '?' I ral John F.
?:, of the State i Guard.
Details of 'I"* measurs probably would
be announced next week, the G.raoi
said.
LegislatiOB de?:pn-il to provide for
compulsory military training in hif,h
schools has boon introduced by Assem?
blyman Welsh, of Albany. This me
ha*- been OppOMd by Or Finley, but
. . ? seal SC ?pe bas been approved by
i .* in ral I iy
liu- new measure, il is nnderstood,
will earn an appropriation of |1(W,{HKI
?u im. -ive.
Air Bomb Fools Dispatcher.
Dan Hegei I is Neu York, W? H
ehester ? Boston train dispatcher si
the Pe.'ham Parkway station, last night
found n bomb on the itation stairs ir
".-i- of ths ga? pips ?? bi ;?':?, nine
? ? b ol the three fuaes eras half
! when Dan rushed Into the sta
tin-, office and thr. : ?* pail of
? .i*- i "? i" - in, 1 he bniiib ex?
pel t, -.'ti- called. "Very dangeroue,
Full an tho-e practi
.- Bid he.
Knox
Hats
Spring Styles
/UrWYXUtA,
A Knox Hat
is always in
correct style
45_ Fifth Ave., at -40th St.
16I Broadway, Singer Building
BOTTLE SOUGHT
AS ORPET CLEW
Snow's Thaw Leads to
New Search Where
Girl's Body Lay.
ill/ T.:.-|raph I., T
Chicago, Feh. 17. Tha two-ounce?
bottle which Willim II. Opa? boufht
in Madison, Wis?, before starting for
Lake Port?t to moat Manan Lambert
nn, atlll tho missing key to-day by
winch officers hopa ??????tituul.y to unlock
the myaterp of tha girl's death. It
cation whs put up to Leslie P. H
attorney for the ponas num.
"Will you lot Orpet tall," Mr. H
was aaked, "what he did with the? bottle
which C. W. Haasinger, tha Madison
drug Clerk, says ho sold iiim, and I
Orpai himeelf ailmit?i having boiifch' ?"
Mr. ilunna denied the roi-ur't.
"I do not recognise the s
?ho many atorias about tha bottll
Mid.
"Have you diseussed the matter with
your client? I'o you know whe ?
? -ourse If ?''
"I have discussed.Tarions
ot tha ? up,"
answered Mr. Hanns.
(hie'f McGuire, of tha Lai
police, took advantage ... yesterday's
- ? ? !., a the di ,?ovary of
Mur?an Lambert'? body, to renew hi
search for the bottle With five i ?' ?
ha S? irtc,| early in the morning into
the woods where the girl was fourni,
planning to search every inch of the
ground.
Mr.?. Lambert, mother of the dead
girl, v.,,; reported to day t" be ai '.<
igh not in a dang? ia
? ion,
Harry R. Board?.ey. of the W
J, Burn - Internal ional Del ?
, >. -mi he ta,, ild teai eh the
? 1 of the N'orthweatem i'
between li s-l u Park and Cl
for tha bottle. Hia tl.ry la that
Orpet three l ?
ing into i h li| bland Park
after he bad left the girl in Helma
?
??| have traced Orpet'a move,
from ? ' ? i the empty
?i: riedeman's drug atom, at
'?In.I.-on. at 11:46 in tha morning, ?'
week ago laa? Tueaday," aid Beardi
ley. "I a!?o know that Orpet ?rrotS
William J, Zick. a fellow atudent ??t
Madison, las? summer. In the letter
?. ha wanted a medie ne foi
a girl friend.
"A* riedeman'a d i ug itoi e I v?
the fact, airead) reported, that Orpel
an empt) ? ?
traordinary aize befori
empt) bottl? He to? - the bott le only
big enou
capaule,
"A' l :o,", ,,'. loe k, oi ?
l'r m i left '?' . i ..u a
N'orthweatem tra.n. He got <>tT at
Wt ? Allia, near Milwaukee, ?
there twenty minute? for a tr.iin to
Highland Park. At 8:25 ?,. m. he tale
d to Marian Lamber? from
land F'ark. The record of the call haa
In en found, b I I have no? bee
? d a telephone operator who over?
heard the conversation."
DYNAMITE PLOTTER
WROTE TO CONSUL
Suspect Held in Detroit Asked
if He Could Do More tor
His Country.
.-?: . r ? T.-itiUna ]
Detro ?. i efa 17. In th? rre
aupposed ex?employei of the Air ?
<"ar and Foundry Company I
, n u;? a p| ?
I . ? ? \
?-. he re munitiona are bi
ired for the ' i lent.
? ,,r Police v.:n? il Mar?
tion wl h re Bar?
tholon -.,,1 up ?n Plinl by De
IB, lie
? , purchase
mita in Detroit. The poli? ?
eommvnt on the arresta or their eir
enmata
Joseph <i- John-ion, il is* net manager
of the American I ?r and Found**) Com
pan). admitted having
rumora of plans t? the muni -
? mi. The fa? I
guarded elo ely s
Wh? ii det?
orna, the
a note) "or. ,..-.i . i ?
ter to v
? ?
thing mor?- for hi? country. i
could not make out the name
There wer., al m notai
OtebOOk, It 1? -a..I, Stating that
l.urtr.oloma's intention! ware I
cape to Europe after aueceeding in the
?ting plot. It.ir*n.-.>? i
to have ' lid follow prisoners that ho
di?l not know why ha had been ar
reate d.
"Suppose they think I had some?
thing to do with the dynamiting in
mada
they've got my -real, too "
?'anadian oAcia ' " re
watch the ca?i'. it
13 Days to Pay Income Tax
1 ho w I
tional M per rent a
noun,-, ? ? ? '
f the Inl ; - ? olleetor
r.ere. It is am ing
t ha' the pe ano? be ;.
,>nce "he\ ??re 'neurred, anv more than
tiie o ri-* miel tax.
?>aks&ffiampmtw
I,roadwav at .I lth Street i f*
Broadway at 84th Street
NEVERBREAK HUNDRED
WARDROBE TRUNK
A TOI GH PROPOSITION?
TRIE LITERALLY A,M) OTHERWISE
NEVERBREAK conitruc?
tion ? all vulcanized fibre
covered; heavy cold rolled
Steel hardware; self-locking
snap lock, tension bolts and
all hand riveted ? making
tiV toughest frame and con
st ruction that can be adopt?
ed for trunk building1.
Price $15
A patented removable gar?
ner, t rack?carries six suits,
or twelve dresses?without
a wrinkle. Can be lifted
"bodily" (clothes and all)
out of the trunk and hung
away in a closet on two
hooks or nails.
YOU CANT GET THIS
REMOVABLE RACK
FEATURE IN ANY
OTHER TRUNK ON THE
MARKET.
Drawers for Hats. Shoes,
L'nderwear.etc. and a draw?
string Laundry Bag.
-al..? 1 ,|(,|, llt-DJ,.
Holds enough for a trip
across the continent for
??ither man or woman?yet
cannot be packed with
clothes to exceed the free
baggage limit.
Guaranteed nol tu break
for five years and lur ly
the price will never "breaK"
anybody.
Let us repeat, Fifteen
Dollars.
See this Trunk--usa M
you'll confirm our judg?
ment.
aks&Cfomptuj
Broadway at 34th Street *
L
Continuing today and tomorrow
Sale of AU Saks
Mixture Suits
at $21
Formerly $28 to $40
These Suits are our regular stock and nol
by any trick i?!' phrasing or circumstance
so-called special*, cut tur sale purposes.
They are the selfsame Suits which are the
theme of all our advertising and t?? which
we owe our reputation for clothes. All that
lias happened to them is that they liave
Leen substantially reduced because tiny are
the last <it' the crop. They have changed
only in the solitary particular thai they arc
infinite!") lutter values than the) were.
.1 ^ mu?l Charos foi Alt?rai ont.
GARMENT STRIKE
TO END AT NOON
But Another, Involving
64,000 Operators, May Be
Decided Upon by Night.
B) i.i tO-day, according to the
- .:,.!?.I hum of.
i all over th?
will announce tl "ike of
prad ically at an
? ?
, ? , living 2.200
m and lui? trade
: members, may b?
[the
rith the de bed
o' preferential union
?
"The uniona are ready for an) s
that it mai be neceaaary to take." ^t?nl
?ral manager ol
- ? ;,,ak and Skirt
Miik- i lay. "Wa are not
of the coun
1, although we hope a peaceable
agreement ma) be reached, wa ?hall r. -
, usti?n to-morrow night."
prei dent of
[ni il Ladies' Garment
ad to
report ed l itement
? ? tinue to
trii ?? i .
- Wednesda)
? .,:' the M .
when the
... . . raanul
right m it
?:,. i referential union
1 - ? stieved,
I will completely ti. up the 2,200 .?hup?
in the .
A closed conterene.? was held yes-ter
Municipal Building at which
l<-:.. -.?>. i. Sch esinger, representing the
per, Houaedresj and Kimona
Makers' Union, si II ',.? tn-rg, prest?
1 lociation of Manufae*.?
urers trades, worked out details
ol a?' ' ?.?.:, employers and
rheir .iirri...?lient will be
? ?mer- ho.ird, of
Charles I Bernl elm ii chair
man.
Mack, ehairmaa of the
Board of ' ? hurned matte re
- leint to the 1 ?? r
. . ? ? ? Makers' Unioi
to in.* bond demanded that
perators ihould resume work at
lepl M? sttarne) far the
rmed Independent Dresa and
? ire?--.' Aaaos il
g a . lift ion
I i'iy ni'tnbrr of his
' ta.jocuuoii does u.t rasalTB Ui. r?.
quired settlement papen by noon to?
day.
FIRE WRECKS #THE STAMLER
ExplaoeM of '.??.olene Singes Ihreer
Workmen in Hold.
!er,e fumes exploded yesterdav
in the hold of the Ja, ob Siamler. B
lince its sbandonmenl as a wor-,?-n'?
hotel has I
at the head of North Henry
Williamaburg.
'Ihre.- men who had iron? aboard with
a gaaolene lamp to draw oaT water from
I ; a narrow eaCSB?) tro
focatioa ?'.' -?er,, singad by thu
Three lireboata the Seth Low,
i,-,,rge B. McClellan and William B.
Strong put out the tire, although the
Iv at was badly damaged and probably
. .->. er he uv : il .,?- ,ir
40 WOMEN MOOSE
SEEK 1916 LEADER
Progressive Veterans to Launch
Campaign When They Lind
RiKht Man.
W ted Al'- :? ? ? al car, .?.date.
!-?i ty goad womei ai : true,
at *he Hotel
iiattar..... hard for the
In'? lay any plan? for
the campaign, <? I ?
it the Progre
The i mostly Pre.
? ?
they did tl
thai .
\ .
?? B l'a'- ?
imona* thooe
ton i renca.
'I he ? representad
atea.
They agreed that the purpo.e of the
organisation they were about to form
shoulej be "to take part in the pal
campaign as members of a political
party." Tl a decisions a? to what party
and what methoda would be ase :
left foi future action. The next
ing will be held In Apr.. Maal
forty expect to (?o to Chicago In June.
Mrs Winston Churchill. ? te ol I
reformer-novelist who ran fe ?
or of New Hampshire on the Pi
... .? ticket, v..i* at the
a letter wa? erad from M
Bird, wife V i Pro
,,-r,-? i??? leader
Others present wer.? Mn Jac b Ri .
Mr? '. Soi ? i ? .-ho
?. ? 14i-as Ma
H Ingl a " v ?
Rutl Morgan, ' ? \rthur Sei b ter.
Mrs M I - ?. Mi ? I- man lei TAn
itein, Mi Leonard Hand, Mrs [
Sortie, Mrs Mary Be ai
Mrs Mau.;.' H"\, ? . ,
Pennsylvania, < e
lalan i an . ' i -?, were .ey