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I'nmerene. Ohio.
Ra<aadeHa Is.
Roed, Mo.
Shafmtha I aL
Sheppard, I ex.
REPUBLICANS
Harding, Ohio.
I ...iif. Mass.
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DEMOCRATS.
REPUBLICANS.
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Smith, Md.
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v, eoks K iss.
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M? < UP'ber. N. !?
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Wurlav < al.
11 PcBiocral ? .
12 Dem?crata .
Itorali, Mahr?.
< lapp, Minn.
( uirimii'?. loaa -a
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Testal fot . fis
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it? 1 neu ' a meaning of ft
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rhere are two wav
1 ion to ;..!'!, as witn?
atora 1 I
'
Hooae Maj \<ite To-day.
? . ? te 1
on the McL? ? i tioi i
up ? I
? Pou, of Norl
After an e tecul ?? ?
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i ??
ail
? -, ? ? tabled, and pr? ?
er wl ich ar
?
Administi were li
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ers Bu ?
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i of th?
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report i the r?
re res.
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en tii I '.
re n
? i -. I? nt to warn el! i I tern ol
tat?
erchs
?.
4Vith 't be
laid on the table. \ n 1er the Constitu
' . the praeti? e and pi eeedei I
? : .. h? ' ' . t of ? ploi .
been left to the Presi
? ?. ' tica the eora
a does iK.t feel II proper for \\.c
fere
MWe knoa tl the President
with foreign ko- ? ? ch ha
? :
? ' "ay, report
11? and circumstances to Con?
erat
Af' ? gument
.t the W
???'.'? ? ? tabl? .
? - report, 4'.u.? roted for
... ... are believed t
Cooper, of Wisconsin, and Thomp?on
oma, < bairman Flood
.
rhs Bali ? - - ?? ???. h-A* in con
tomplation ??. pecial rule to m*
re? on ? : -
on sf'ernooi Admini*? ?
Lader? will CI roi to Iran.i- the nil?
in inch way .. ' . h ?ow the mil
to, whiel i. 1er thi
House will ba a
for and a,- the 1 At -
f that | i ;.-??
, the ts ?/ "
om.in't?'l.i?Mi ai ? (,"?? it. On th?
hand, then ... ? gigi
llousi
-,
to'night thi ?? L?jr, j.i, ?. tat on s
Of t.. A.
London Kditors Sec
Great Wilson Victory
London, ?Taren I Hi?
newspaper? t>, day d< ?.?,-?? mi,r,y col
? p'r," I.- i ri \\ a ? p
ton undei ? as "F
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...
-
n th?
\ oting m the Ho?
? Pn
Wilsi ' Graphie"
i empha . vhal
ties of the
"The pasi "i of tl ?? Americai
: pie as ?a whole,*1 says "The Graphic,"
"have not vet boon I 1 ? wai.
'l i ?? i ni ted Btoti - hugi
a large paiI "f its populst
external r
f there were no raeial dif
ltd still he dit*ii< all to
., rui . American ti
?trongvieo
?
? President Wilson," say? the ' I
been 1
?
t the
? : '::im "
? i. ' ? ??. MPr?
tory i ? the a
'TIMES' REPORTER
DEFIES CONGRESS
< tmtlntinl fr"m page 1
l! r?es desun?? with the smug?
-?of ? ongresamai
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11,000
I ? ? ? peni
Atlanta for six rr.
Imme
lerward .Mr. Marshall started
..ne men were t? ice hi
plea .? iheir
age .:
?
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- Ion.
par- '
Hand '>i that j
the pardon waa eff?
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.
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? ? lined them ar.d | rea! I I cun
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ribun? appealed from Jade*
be Supri me I
md I ' ?:.. ?
? I ... ir lua! ?
i Kentila, who wrote the
ti i.t del i? r. of ? he pard >n ??? ai ?
? -
sas i - . ??
t all Holme Again.
Mr ii' In e wa? twice before the i i
v. ??-. he atai
??? \a th
or any of tl ? I
tea pre?
......
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nt-at-i f th? Ho i
who ?
thai ? k Mr
il Me?
to i
- ? he i n'l!d r
'
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? i Park Row wil
.
ezecj
, .
s of llolme. After I ?
? ... ?nattei ara i I ii tl
? andi
,?.
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.? were i
i the witn? .. rh1
] ma i
relief of the
4 nice) la a d?
ai ' ? em a time prr
I
of ta
nature M knea ledge In
??'...? . | ip k'.lJ
,- al
adjudged In I oiitempt.
' a', --??ad of
? i ' ? ' . ? A
a*ked Mr. Carl ii
? tttoi
H ?. ?.
am s 1
t noi
wetV ssred Mr.
??. I it was.
? . mmittea detei , ou to
ei tempt e-f 'he House ef P.ep
f the
| foi
?rill be re?? i dy of
the ser| t-at-i
?', 4on, Mr. Ho me, not hai h, and
? .
v. hen Ho n ? lefl th? eourl rooi ? ?
thr. ? meml
i ,.rir. .1 ohn M. N? ion, i
main, ar.'i v\ i r -?'? Gard, ' O?
? r l?.'lrne.
"\\ , '..?? y ? : ? ?
?.- m '. ?. but "? ' ' ?? lame I i
? ? ? . f. ? pi
Germana . - i - ai eh
waa the belief of tha Ui I
States Attorney's office, My
?rd I ?r,- pro-American s. W? do nol
re and eil
witnessi
.
?red in Th?
, ? to ,:ay.
Tanker Ca?e Involved.
jl.rn.^'ii' va Gard espli ' I
th? >?'. '
???ntempt to the . .??..- er the 1
and it whs for him
th? ease should be s ed
n i ted States At tor n< el
Columbia Bot * removal,"
Bid; "'.'?' a ? SI
tral jurisdietioi ?
g the s i of the com?
cpresental Ca?
"\\i did not some hen of our ?^u
?'?
' we are Investigo!
ara'' St V.r. Morahal] ?y 81*4
! into .?-even jjfrcn.r . k
v. \'.h the procuring ,,f
t evidei
44.? re ? ?. ? ting - "
?.4. eld before w? efl fton, end
will e
ington ? ? .
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He railed for ?
f and thai ske, foi
Ol ! ... . . "
While a
I ? Disti
, ? . ?? ! or sending
igh tho mail to Jome? V? ?
pose 1 lend you 1
g tl ' be pa id, at
r
forget
: not, a-rd give roui sttent ?
Hid i ?
v l?. Steuer who tesl .
. ? ? ? : ? - ?
H? said - - ? - to in
i formed ham tl.? : tmes W. < ? --
? bon ??, h? '< fu -?? i to ? ? ? ? ?? '..
lid that Mt ad sent 1
I him, end tnat M -? roa ei mode s r<
ni 'nr>- r itoment to th? i i .til
Att r lie ,|e<- .ar- I UlOt
wae Batoni'heJ 'our ?r : -e days latei
t" lesrr, tr.st the >uunK woman ws? in?
dieted.
s m:!!:nery msn
. ., . , ...
er ., , toi
? lotod bow mon
from Pol.r.- Heodqnortoi
i to hi? float ai g li
I the ? ' '-..-.
As s proti etion to ei
? ' than in hi? -a'.. \\- ?
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he bad ?
shall.
... | ,.,,.,;.
I BJJ aiiU arUI lar-t, It IS said, until
a ?. m.
SENATE EVASIVE,
BORAH CHARGES
Vacillation on Armed
Ships Issue Dangerous.
He Asserts.
TIMID POLICIES
HAVE CAUSED WARS
Should Not Tempcri/e in Sus*
taiiiiny a Substantial Rivjht.
Mo Declares.
ri>?? Ti ? Um
da
.
.; ....
"I i.. but < lie,"
tor Boral , "to | ? I .?ince
..... |
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tmeriean right to <
? n or rom;
terial to I ? ?
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.
i it an Ame i en'i
., . i .
ad? .
refore, I been pet -
?,, ? ?
? ?? h American citizen has
? ? i ' i n ?
?
ai onal ?aw T tl ese 6?re hun
i ? pnenl
tmerica
? s and ?
eompn reference to those ra
ch I BVS !" ??' 10 ?one
I and a
i ? ....
:? ? . I of
?
e mis
?
' '.aere i? not!
great erge
?
Senats >hould Set Temporise.
.thai
it? of the
: >'a<v, aft.r full and fair
i : i "tel a presen! I
an reror?! to the effi that at
; ?
? -? ...r t we '
will n? er 1
i
.. ..'. mor? ?
?
?
often prevent war than ?
led lo a different result from that
pated
?
"lb?
Edward Grey hs
and d?
? . ?
f J uly,
1914, i Gei
nvaded Belg m, in all ,
a a i ild I
the Pn
. | the
Edward I to wl
i ? i ] m pi re,
ng | ? .
, as one who ki e right
? ? ' ? ? ;
the Pn ' ? ? . Fi
iv? to wait
.
I quote a!?
...-..? It i a al way i
. l Il .-..f ?,. I .
ty with r the t
?
red, instes
lag or hesitating
that
trouble
....
true to it
amer
te rrupl
-
-
eei ? .
under I
"In - -
i Me*
borde uto the ?tat
t
?, T-ie gre '
i
.-.-." xrean gi
'
he sent
? ? . t it si
the f Mi
? .
A result of
? . ? ? ? ?? . ? i- .
ireera!
ntiary
tire act upon ?? a part i
.
?
?
ind. tie had '
' r
Ar- ericanian of Grover 1 ? ? ? u I
Finances Is Respected.
"Deeii ? ?
four i r all circu?
r all the ?
f? re, ! um r i-a !
and vi
?effect I ? '?
e right ? i ?
?
? ?
?
do no!
iy, ai ? ' ' ....
? it ma
[??.-.a er, all action, pi
,' i od i a r- ??? -? Bate
t'nited
the creatioi ta
? ?on of the
tv ?? ?. . ? ed t?.
re iched I
: ? ?
I. ? . | hi ? ' ' .
? ?
rom the throne,
waa ao free, op? ??
? ? ?
,. ? ? .
i pal ? great affaira of th?
?
the tubs? ? radatioB of
?
been chai the grea!
. . . . .
? :
THINKS COL HOUSES
I?EP?RT SWAYED WILSON
Londog Believes I nvoy's Trip
Led to Change of Policy.
!.. . .
?London, I
eorae i the t that Prei
t Wilsoi .
>n of intern ? ?war. !r
true, r.!r,n.-'. Rouse's report
trip i I soi
lent policy, II
ie th? t |
hat he intend? to ad
?
?.?-..
enee at Co|
l ? economic fins
?
11 e, wh II i I
are si rest and wea
der 1 ' train of war,
.
mand foi i
Im?
? ?
1 ?. . ? ? ? . : ? , .
prehe
m? i . tmerici protest
I
- Hl
Lord & Taylor
?*8rh Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street
8 I
Men's
p i
r I
? I
S !
HIGH-GRADE FOOTWEAR ? o
In the smartes! of lasts and in leathers of the * jj
finest pjTa les, Lord & Taylor's Shoes met I even ' ?
requirement for style, scn'iceahility ;m<l for com- ' I
fort. I'rices the lowest consistent with Foot- * -j
wear of such superior quality.
The "Cordw :tiner"
An I nusual Boot
Lord & Taylor
Special Simen
S ?Ureas | Tiie besl '
' Pumps in ! . i, .
' , I ni ule. in tan
? ariet) of styles
I If- in, with
lea hers .55.00 I 57.00
! I
HABERDASHERS
Shirts
? : f i i i if p in, rcer
led materials. Mad? j ?zed materials; plain
in oui torn i . with stiff c ilts
I I
I
?
soin,
53.00 I v ?..; .51.25
Pajamas
' ' I Of imported
i lain lots, i
? i 11 i . -i
=: I W
W I
! i
with si '? figures. ! I
silk l< ; -
?al . -
Neckwear
$1.25 I
and mi : rials,
ilk loops,
al .51 s75
I
Bath Robes
? ' fine terry
i ipen end rour-u |
.
s, ina I
attern ? an ; I ,. .
I I
I I
? : p
rings,
ial .
I
.85c i
Ground Floor
lors.
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?to
C0CHEUSAYS3
TRIED BLACKMAIL
Ex-Servant, Husband and
Mother-in-Law Taken
After On if Threat.
$20,(100 DEMANDED,
IS ACCUSATION
Aged Political Leader Tells of
Being Held Prisoner After
Telephone Lure.
t ton ? paper eh is
|. ? . ? -a.- one
. . . . olved
md bla
to the police ?
lore < - - -
a>l kaOBTB IB cub and
1 hurch err . -
\ - a r lull of the cha -es i i la by
Mr. C? i aeventj g
, --ibers
ted by ?? charitiea ?re
i
ard J ? . . ' Lulu N
\ i ?'.?..'.?
I hrer of I .mill? \rre?ti ii
and 'her wer? ?.Treat?
ed n? ' roa g th?
' ? '
been a .-?
?, '.?a-? am-? ? d
nome, r Bridge
Street
? a, he
S'ichol.?
I at hii hit.'? la -t
: ' - ? ? ? . ? .
? ? ? .
i .
I he wa
but v ."ii the fol
? ..
?
? ? . ? . , - Ira. 1
n
enl ....
hand
I'm I get you, a
? . ?a\?
?
Mystery In < hargc.
- i \
. ? .
?
?
th a rhil?
rig out l
. ..
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?
.n th.- . ? g ? - -
.?I
.-. in the ???? ??'. ??>,' J n a hat oc
irrad dm
-
K in
at the
t?
??'?re an
ga againat
? ? .
I mi r-il"-r
,iri.'i-?
are ridicul - a it anj
.
Columbia Man "D. U." Head.
v, ate ' March I ha sa?
be Northeastei n
..n Fr?ter
.
f i i,.
il eraity, a
? - ted.
?EILC&ft fcmri $c (Sat?
K/ ama, eaa amaaM yi?tl?>a?nuf>^ oar-?..?r1? Bis
Clothes For the \ ounq ?Yliss?
Emphasizing every car-mark o? Fashion combined
with a subie charm of youthlulnest moda
tvpical of the Debutante, ike College Girl, the
Athlete and the "Petite Miss" who dem.tnds the
ultra-chic.
SUITS_of u!k or wool Cijersrtte. Ss^ntlHtf, leife. 1 rtsKs. t\M?,
tatfeta and smart chexlu a w??derfd ranfe o?l | - li?a]
many individual effects.
DRESSES- --Mornin? Frocki Tr-mm Dressei ' loth D
es for Street wear or cool rJayi -it ihe SeatJiore Bea h
Frocks-Afternoon tjO%rni and IX.na?- Dretsei
COATS-for motor. tra%el. sport.? ?veai and i*mi-dr* ?
?BLOUSES - in smart hut simple styles, Marked l?v the tajbtlf I I
of line sheer fabrica, dainty coloring', and ex<jui?itr ayorkmanahip.
Youthful I lats
.. 4 "' ? " ;
MANDARIN and BONNET effet* From Le? i
SAILORS ironi GeorKettr- MUSHROOM effect, fro?
Latnvin and Retain togeilirr with nuriv equal!) in
teresting styles from Paris ?WBIgnera "f ? ? te a ?veil ..^
adaptations and original ide.is
PREFERS NEW YORK
TO WESTERN HUSBAND
?Wife, Refusing lo Return to
Small Town life. Is Divorced.
? ? ? ?
Kan a? City, Maren :>. I re g ?
ai . a New V'irk i Mi
\ R, Griffith, that affi I i
greater lian love foi
At l?-a?t. sa A K. Griffith, a grocer,
..) before Jadge li'"tna? H
? ??? ? for a
*
"In April, 1914, my arife ?? I to
'?<??? fork, preparatory te la ing r,,r
I urope," laid Gi ill th "'I in- ? .ii hr..?.,
oui md ' ?? J Bot mnke the ?rip. I
wrote for l.?-r He '.vete '
h Montgomery City She re? i ' I it
aftei her expel enees in See forl
in a urn*!! t< '?. ri d d BOl a;.' ? .
) then moved to Kansas City, but
m."
Griffitl ? a ." anted a divorce.
MEASLES MAY CLOSE
SCHOOLS IN NEWARK
Killed More in 1915 than Scarlet
lever and Diphtheria.
'; he "i ?. of mas liai N i
may neci ?
i for two weeka From the
of the v?-tar to February 17, 1,866 ease,
were reported to the Board of Health,
and betwe? and a I
I ?? been report?-.! daily since then
In the period thirty one per oi
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Use Your Brains!
Yourself Alone Can Lift You Higher
Here Is the Way for You to Do It:
Yes, go to Church! If you can analyze your own abilities,
your own failing! ?iid shortcomings, the Church can ?be ol
efficient help to you. Ihe Church cannot lift you. hut it < <m
.show you how to lift yourself.
I hat ia why there is a Church to-day?to sound the tJepthl
o? men's minds and then offer them that aid?that ?particular
advice?needed to bring out latent abilities and latent virtu?
Ihe Church can give you a new, a better outlook on lift
It i an give you?provided you want it?a firm foundation on
which to build your life, because it teaches you faith?faith in
yourself, faith in Others. When things look black?when ever-,
thing goes wrong?a man with faith will win through. Not ?be
?cause of faith alone, but because faith has filled him with
confidence, and no man with confidence ever quits.
I he Church can educate you and broaden you in every WB)
You can make its teachings a tremendous force for furthering
your best interests in every phase of your life.
But it cannot do these things unless you wish to have them
dune?you must take the initial step. You must go to Church
regularly, faithfully, gladly. And if you go with an open mind?
with a friendly heart?you will gather to yourself the Strength
of days, and the lifting power of faith will grow within you.
Go to Church To-morrow

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