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Egyptian
DEITIES
The Utmost m Cigarettes
Plain end or Cork tip
/copie of ouliure, refinement arid
education inniria??y pr?ter
Datier to atty crnter c?carettTT
m*w& ss?saKa ij\ t
/?HVa?^ (j ?e . .,_,/ ,.. ? ?m*r3 T
- in !?' J
B German snr-merslhle?. which now I?
the ?n-ay to Waahtagton by malt.
ag te tie i?*r aa the part
?nutrroe that the Si? ?tea.d
?H?ep b> the Proaideat might involve
,i ?ra? ?I tb l?ermany,
-\.re f,?r
in the
House. If voted on to-da>
mated bj recognised t load?
that the House would p.??s a sur?
render resolution by a majority of
nhout forty. But la the Senate there
-.v Bueh
?
Ai.d the . iti ? ?. 'v -' '
; t doea not
? ?
- ?uonal
leaders
Hoar? to ?
. to do
i ?u-e ?>i .gttatioa.
? ?re??,
ed tha at
. . fact el -nek
' upon hot point
i.rmed liners
? member o<
:dent.
. i. "is that
?
'
i
? ? ?
a of the urder-water
have bren largely confined to
? thein
have been rth Sea
tl
?rd there will be ?
:re that the ?n may
'
'?mes the horrid :
? -
of the '??
.-? - 04 a !
.
- ? 'or next
v,hat la really I -e__ D? mo
rrats who foi a ? I
,i _?hi
I ould hide
r th? bedfl to avoid danger.
vh< nflring ?}'rlend??hip?.
? ? ? 'here ts a real perl that if ,
.
,. \4 - ?HI -
? i
? ? ' ?d ?n a ?a I
r.ins that might
'i? Inter"
. out by anothrr
l
?? big linen
?
: whole agi
. ?
, danger ??'
an armed
ling fron
?
thai America
m a
Othi it ?? the enter
would be followed bj
with a det'iai .
\mericans be warned of! ahipa cauy
-iiid Anally by an an
' '
thoug ? ?uld out it through.
ough he v?ill i. ?
?
Il hap
|,. i, t?> it In ?h>?
to r? t". i II to thi
i omm)ttee, which effort i i
weald Bueeeed
?hat it be laid on th? I
ITaanimon? coi nted in
?hat 01
be truiir-i?. ? I ? r?rrow,
which .11 be no
on tl
be acted on until tl >? followil |
ut tl
?iiairman of
lattea Merely u Opinion.
r. the i
of ?
?reu]
? f him
? mem
?
tb? poetoffire (.: a,,?,] th(n;
_.*? a,f,r talk In lob
bie?. cloakrvcn.? . _, . u#
?ho leader?.
Clark I tll| ,,, .,,. wiUon.
thai
.
attei
; appeared to
lee Baasford. sec?
ta,- ?
th. \\> ?
s"cr' ' ?ph P, Tumulty, to make
th? engai Mr. Tumulty va-?
Bt hour. A?
Mr. Tumult) railed '..;? ?
1
fore
ien? could ched at that
foi a cal
??rat:, : un??? Flood,
chain
Committee, that it mighi be ,,
thing if they aeeompai ? d hin
Whit?' u |
?
lepai
reached
from the
meal
lent, out on
g< ttiug Mr. I uni
Deaaaeratl? ncmbera _f the il_u__ I
I
SAYS GERMANS PREFER
BREAK TO SURRENDER
The Hague. Feb. 24.
Berlin newspapers publish a
dispatch from the United
States relative to criticism
m the American press ol
Ambassador von Bernstoril.
The "Cologne Gazette." de?
fending the ambassador, at?
tributes attacks on him to
the exigencies of party po i
tics in America, and con
linues:
"Geifjpany musl
without regard to the chang?
ing 4-urrents o? American
politics. If England succeeds
in influencing the American
government to entrr a pro?
test, we shall prefer to let
the brea? h I OHM rattier tli..n
to yield to the protest; and
that is the will of the entue
lirrman people. We have
reached the limit of our pa?
tience a? f.ir a? America is
concerned."
I Dreiem Affairs |
\
? I ment ?
? had
How
Leader K. ;
and others und? I
??
?
-
?
Hurle*??n Like? a Hand.
? rri.l Bur!. i.
: honing and : enl w??rd
to Kltehln usti?n
Meantime Repi
tucky; Hel
? i the
?he House
in an
Publicly they bi
?ley did yeoman servies
?
rh* I in many '
? ,'?'.. ; un ire
.r v.?r b<
1,'UIIS
on hei
The Rcp'ihlican?? are . nd
?
lann, their leader, to ?
|gn of a l>r
? ide of th?
?.\len Representative Mondell
' .
?,? re re olul i?>r
American pass]
It is probable that if an)
is i ? ported Ktt? < ?
i lommittei II will be ? imply
a the Pr?s:,: ?
lamal a 11 nlng All n aol
.? introduced on the
: cxi T\ COI
made Inten I law in the many
prelii
? . Flood of the 1
?
?
-
American? to travel on ai ?
? -
all day h\ ? from insui
? stiation leaden
- ig to l'< <-1 on him all thi
hie.
Hopes for Cooperation.
I e:,dfr Kitchin seems to be taking
aljr. He ?? al
"1 h..?ie the President an?! i ongress
will ;?? ? on some :
I
resolution looking to the warn
ani real gens ne e<
. Execu
? ? ?
0n< of thi i. maikal
?ued during the day cam? iiom ;.
itlve Carter G u . ol
<). a ii'
. who said :
".' have 1 ? I ? a; |
revolt \
jumped ?>n the |
?
?hey could carry a trainlo. i i
?
? ( tiie House to-day I fail
?o lind any coachc?. trailing aftei
handcar. 1 am Brith the at
tempt sf a few pro-German members
?o lavolva the a trat su in a die?
ibis and p< rhaps disastrous com?
plicar
"There are nome men, but precious
few, 44 ho seem willing to haul down
the American P.ng and eircui
rights of the Amei ii as eit
hi??h ??a? la order I ?le
? ?
I, of North Caro?
. upholding I
"in.
? - thi 1 '? ? '? i' has in i?
degree maintained the rig
ra?
??as.el .? ' ship si any ?
..ml, harr.ng the lack of adequate
American ships, we have n..
,i reaaarkable extant oar ??? ?
liner Verdi Here Again
with Guns Mounted Astern
? Gill y . 44 Ii un I ?
.
Baching *his port by heavy il
. raj... 4 . r In?
She 44 ? . liner
?
? ?
I
Ni? |
'
i
'
with tour gunners from the i
navy. J
STONE'S REPLY
TO PRESIDENT
Congress Entitle.! to Know
Full ?Situation. He
Says.
MEMBERS OF BOTH
HOUSES DISTURBED
Will Strive to Prevent Any lint?
barrassment of Negotia?
tions. He Asserts.
Washington, Feb. 14. Th? letter
Senator StOBO. which brought
forth President WUmb'i ?.tutement of
. follOU :
"Dear Mr, Pr?sidant: Biae? Senator
Kern. Mr Hood Bad I tnlked with
you on Mi ? ' ng 1 am more
troubled tban I have been for many a
day. I have not f?li authorised to
our conn : have
I attorn- nu-iierous
inquir? illeagu??, to ?.'..ate
,u nee thai
thev nhould observe, my genera] On
inding of ?our attitude, I have
! my under | : your atti
o be substantially ?*s follows:
"That while you would deeply regret
the rejection by Greet at Mr.
Lanaing*a propo.al for the d aarmamenl
of marchai t v?a?e of th Mhos with
the understanding that G?M
her allier? would not I I upi , a mer?
chant ship sum
- ipting t" eacepe, and t
? .
?e the adi
tion a
,-pt in elrcutn
ired tiie
? ? en a?, you
were of the opimoti thi Grea Brit
?in and her allii l or??
hi r
merchai -
right
, iid fe< I ?i: poaed to
?
?
? i
?
should fire
?
note
?
1 have fell ?
membi two es who
. ?
? ixtion
we are i
I aay t
? i !..
? 1 hear. I hav<_? heard
te tali-: to ' i
" aftrr all.
'c that ti ?
paredn?
tant Ion a? we ari
called upott to meet. I I
? iih me to
keep cool, that 1
you are at
. and
. ould
he can ? ill up" a diplo
I
and II] red i ion. Ho?
, . . !
'
mind ght ful men. \
ich.
'I think lonal
??oply ? I '
? ,'i n ?I
?
world
war i -he unreeaonabli
?
foolh;.:
pie n king
I
eanno. ? fiction that such
\?ould be i o inc.
I
"1 want to ho with ron and to stand
? ? . talk witl
v Lansing with the atmoat
frank:, ?..? : th you and
. idgmi nt i. ai'd
! wai ' to b? kept advised a..
it ? ? ? :r.s to me 1
am ? ntitled to bo,
"In I i am -??riving to!
\ thing being done by Bl????
r cr me'iihei ,
'
l'p to the last, you ahould I
?ily, as you thil
the best to settle m in
volved. I need hardly nay that my
not to 1 ndcr, you.
MWitl the I ? ' regard and moot
aympi '.on, I have tha
honor. lent, to be very sin
?
"WM. J, BTONE."
m
AEOLIAN
HALL
'A DistinctiveBunne9s
Aeolian advertis?
ing has developed
for this address a
character and pres?
tige valuable alike to
the old established
firm and the younger
concern still engaged
in winning its "place
In the sun."
ELLEN & JEFFERY
?i |
r?a_aa_MM .n-Mal So?
G. O.P. DELEGATE
FIGHT ON IN OHIO
Seven Candidates File Pe?
titions? 3 "Irregular?"
Declare for Burton.
UNITY IN BAY STATE
DELEGATION UR(ii:i)
Republic*! Club Asks Agreement
to Prevent Defeat -McCall
Would Defer Pledgilf.
i .ml.us, Ohio, Feb. 24 Three can?
didates for delegates at-larpe to the
Republican National lonvention file?!
candidacy daclaratiaas ?with ?Secretary
of State Hildehrant to-day to Bppc a
f.iur other esadidatSS who had been
l by no-called "regalar" Rep .*>
lican let
1 1." II '. of "recular" candidates was
eon pleted thil afternoon, when John J.
Sullivan, si Cleveland, filed his dcela
The othei repnlar candidates
arc l'ii?ed States SeaatOi Wan ' G
liardmjr, Governor Frank H. Willis and
William Cooper 1'rocter, of Cincinnati.
Their opponents in the primary slec
tion on April '?b will be Dr S. 0. G :
fin. of Columbus; Matt GUshlr, of Cm
, and Ralph W. Tjlcr, colored,
?i.bus.
?I. clan d lor n I nited
m Theodore E. Huitnn as their
io a foi r. ? Pre Idei
nation a'.d cx-Repn entativs Paol
of ( econd
Mi Rowland wai ? nU ? ed ?
an honorai;,
mply with the 01
law.
1 4 ? ?
ic R< publi
il l
.
.. i
? . ?
. ball of the
Club ?' Ma
dent
"ii mething
i
?
?
Mr. 1
i
The letter ?a? . ere ?r
.... ?s bo ha? i
the) would
.
? ? l' Repre
Gardner u : I
. , i . .
priinn- . - ng the nomina'
? ' ii c? '
r and d
dij;e and then join in
a request to I a that "a
: which will I i
their preference Vr
Ron e a^ree?) with the Senat?.
to-day m passing s bill modify!) .
I . ? ?
? ?
'
? ? . .
?
i ?
. : told the diners at the ;
, i',.,i4. I to?
ro be
for pledg
1 invention.
ii? can
arf ?o !:.. ?
'
eome un ai .1 I d
? r we, lal Ri publicans, tl
? ?
? in .Hire to anv particular
?( date, v, hatevi r our per
ited men
? m, for not the
h?it the judgment of J>.
led."
BILTMORE
Ice Gardens
(BILTMOttE HOTEL)
Open Air Skating
Open ta the public for threw
Mwiau daily (Sundays exceptes!)
???* s? is ao# 2 se m s ss, sae ?? is
GLASS ENCLOSED TEA ROOMS
Kalaluhi's Hawaiian Orchestra
Will V\?j tat
DANCING in the GIASS ROOM
rrnm 8 SB T- *t ft* ?**?*
EXHIBITION .SKATING BT
4U-T.ED 1 Slf?RII) NA ESS Of THE HIPPODROME
OBaasssaaa t??trn?<?r?
HE SELLS STOCK
FOR EARTH & CO.
Jitney Benefactor of Man
! kind (iet.s Contributions
from 200.000.
i p a Sight of rickety ata n of the'
old loi. | I i ' Bl 173 Park Hova.
?ht, i be found a motley
i : '.id the lat- '
i pro
I led quarters for
, a nigh 'i .' ibey
rooms may he
I i man in I I
'? i-k for a
engine that he i.? 1er? , aid oth?n
_o the e a ten t o f I
m th? world and
i\o away with he "chaoi in Paadora's
1
' tt i? the ma.". for
[,. dd'i'd the
a ?hare, ami 200,000
? ' ? ' ted ?
?
invention '
<?
were
I n t h e
I | i,
' : : ?
cent
ia Garrett .- ih^
i in a
?
? aid npolo
of light \ ?mall
irths of th.?
en?! th" old man ? for tha lack
"For t ? qu??alced.
I
I more
have
'
. ? ? |?|
i., r, ?iiember. I
town more
tim< ? th -n I <???? ! "
"What aliout the yellow peril you i
w_
?ia took ou? a paper napt
had .-a\?'d tr?,??i Ins ?upper I
I??. . T
I a key f r ? ? r ?. a ti?.'.
: drew
? ? h_d
rday.
anaoaaeed
? ?
., : .m."
' Hi
? I pro- ,
"U'i , |tj }|
"When 1 get enough money. I have
eol seted already $25,000."
"Il n'r that enouprh ?"
"I've spent II Postaire and printers'
bills ha\?. kepi me a pauner bol h?il
!'\.. eol ii.: left I've Ix i n ?
h lUDStantial ?lonation from the Km
jieror of Au ?tria. If I only had $o,0f?0 I
' be able *?> build a steam engine
rould drive a -hip aero?, the v
lantie in three days - seventy-two
heure."
BRACKE?f PUBLICITY
SEEKER, SAYS TRAVIS
-?r
Ex-Senator's Good Faith Chai
leaged in Junket Matter.
Alhan\. Feb. 24. Coatroller E i
M 1 ravi ? to-day challenged ti i
? ?tor l Igai i. Bra
r, h; ? ???!'"? ? d in
formal i "ins the i 4
1 ?overnoi Whitman' 1 1 I and
bars oi the Controller's family to the
Panama 1 a? I - Exposition. I"he Co
? pr.i the ;' ? f that
rmer Senstor wsi actuated l,y a
for public '
In reply to Brackets, the Controller
"Your experience a? a member of
and as h law.
piven you -?uch familiarity with public
records ami the coaducl of r
bal 1 d?> not l.cli^vc your
? ?1 faith ??r
4 n h the approval of your eol
"1 ,- " - rd is ac ordancf 44 ? ?
them, sad
tasks any furth
of me I shill be VI . .'1 to
them ami to comply
44ith ai'v BaggCSt?oa or refiue-at. ?
? - ?
Ring to HIT office ''
Saratoga, Feb. 24. '
' replied to Controller
ition, quest ?
Mr. Bracket! In the Whil
?e matter
? I a-ii seeking ti 1?
." Mr. Hrackett's reply r
1 4' ? ???? ar I am doing I
I how fa'tr; fully the G
teh ?logs r,f the treasury, a--. -
forini 1
. itial."
YOUNGEST PACIFIST
PETITIONS CONGRESS
Six Near Old Youth Asks Chair?
man Hood to Stop War.
isaa t ? P r-a i !
ragten, Feb. 24, 'J'ie \oi:ngc.?t
? . t has written Ins pc'ilion to
Congress "to stop the war."
It came to Represent M.ve London,
York, and has be n ?ile?l in
?S what the petition sa;,-:
"1 hm s boy of MX years?, i 44;,' ?
Mr. ] loo?! to ?top the war a? the ?
? gal no milk, ."?r.d thi ir |
home. Mr. Loados 1:
to Mr. Flood. Tell him ho ?-a-.
George Btromberg,
F.liron, I
Mr. Flood, who i? chairman 1
House Committee on Foreign Affairs,
-an) he su? complimented, bul
powers are overestimated.
? ?
ONE QUALITY ONLY-THE BEST
Ml kW* BUB __?? I i -kl
i r^ i5pS ?a i ? Sil
liiiilEklll
Universal Tread
THE EXTRA ADDED TREAD IS A REAL ADVANTAGE
AT ALL SEASONS, but of particular advantage in winter,
when snow and slush and mud and hard ruts wear away
ordinary tires 50 rapidl?.
IN ADDITION to ?is extra added tread and consequently
remarkable du : l;y, the new Michelin Universal is an
exceptionally a._ctive non-skid, affording the utmost
lotection to the user.
THIS IS THE' NEW TIRE
Every one is talking about?ana the prie?
is reasonable for a high quality casing.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS
MICHELIN I IRK COMP.4NY- LTWAY AT 5:rH ST. PHONE CIRCLE 441
MICH ELI N
FOUNDED
- 1632
CHARGE PURCHASES BILLED APRIL FIRST.
tmr&tiTit.,
' ha+oaa ? eaoVd?iavetxixt^r* *avs tarn**'?an
/g^r FRENCH SALONS
U43/T f^oiPprepared to reproduce
PARIS MODELS & ?spec?i/
or?Vr x>r /<*_ m ?f? O RIGIN AL
DESIGNS fo pri?alc patrons
'radically (?Very arriV?
in g ffieamer- brings ??eW
%xtikS direct from the
^Jaslxiotv- Creators ofJ,aris.
7/a?xyoiam: /frapsr
rJ^/ou?o>{Ja(//eur ?uitS'
.and Coafa'
fxrmmc?atjeselection- - or/a L/rdcr
SAYS CITY LIGHT
REPORT MISLEADS
Cleveland Charges lidison
Tester Hinted Board Fa?
vored Firm's Service.
ne liu'eai of If Un il ?pal Ri
iibmitti ?1 ..
Mitchel and the Boai 'i
garding thi teat of thi i
the Hall of Ri
?
'??ire--.
t ?'inpan..-. la praet es
?
premature rer.or
? ??, BJ
.11 "The day. lit
? ? was in <
determine "
for t> |
the Edison i to
?
? .
In his lei
i
"Th" communication of
?
arbo have i
Hour.I ?.I E
? ?
-??'i eoaipaay, thi i ?
of the
Bureau of who
compo ? i ? R*i .1 f ei
in,,- cha-tro of ?' | ?
thai. as.
? ?
? ?
:. and up
?
The opinion of th.- bureau eouncil,
? ?' - ...
?
V. T.U'"ke, of 1 oi .
produced hy th.'
plant
for electi
ng to M p
. -
tution ol
?
f.pnroxtmat-i.ly ?to :
A letter dated Februarj Id,
; by i'.. I'. Go ?Inch to V t
?rtf ? the "? r
roateas to pisce the pssttsj
rom mitt ee er I? of iSata
tassBBBji
- -
' :'. uts.
*o fc*o i ich St SB)
ctrtsis!?
? ? ?
:r conclu
PREACHERS DRAW LOTS
IN PULPIT SHUFFLE
Six White Plain?? Con^n-calion?.
Will I earn Rrsult on Sunday.
pom] i , rat y?>
? it Wfti'
' : reach M
Then, j .
? '
to look a* '
:
I.. Wa Hansawie.
?. and th
wa? tha' ?'?aid ken
sa < ? ? ilaj sa it, sb]
. r? tais h s sa <lurch.
ASKS TO BE SENT TO ISLAM
Destitute Mi ' j. B. r?n?
I l-Sccretarj te .ludir? Cohslin.
?
John P ' '? alan,
? t
?
unes B- l-P:
old.
befan M*i'
*'
? I by Pa
I
?ile its, hasgrf ?"
.v.- son
and he . B ?vet to tr.c : has
I i a BOSJ aba?
- T'''1V?B-''
Electro-Dental
Announcement
Our Electro-Therapeutic Burean at
124 Weit 42nd Street, w.ll devote
Friday, the 25th
to demon station s of all kind s of ele?, tro
dental appliances. The explanations
will deal especially with the taking of
X-ray pictures ? exposure?, positions
of tube, and uses of plate and film
The New York Kdison Company
At Your Service
General Oflie..-. : lrrni_ P??ea ?ad 15th Sir?*
TeUpbor*: Smvvea*nt 5-600
Brave?S Oflfte? Show Room a for the Coa?reni?'no? at the rmhUe
??4 Broadway Spring WW *124W4__?Jll Brrtal 52?
126 DcUocct Si Orota?rd l^U ?l$l E ?6th Si U<? '"'*_
iv im?i Pi lianBiiai litt "27 B l-Stk II rlaHaeaasm
?V>2 B 14ft_ St McI.umWUO
"Open I mil Midai.bl
Nijht ?ad i-.ati*r_eiic. Call: |-?rT?_-t MM

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