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WAR SPIRIT STIRS
ARMY WEN HERE
All ?Military Organizations
Throughout City Ready
to Help Hunt Villa.
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE
EAGER FOR SERVICE
Columbia Plans Brigade, While
Spanish War Veterans Pre?
pare to Resume Khaki.
Tii? proapoct of tina; In
Mexico ttirred J apirit ol
Tarious militar;
day. Offei
to aupnt'.'
liahrr.?-? ' .?i al with
Villa handily
Dr. J. I Hauaman, of tho
American I ? f"
?telegram i. . ' ?Jin
??ral Hugh !.. Se,??, t hlof I
tho army.
Department eo ? btl ' ol thfl
legion In tl 0( -to Mexico.
The doc r < rnem- ,
tern of th? loci?n were ox-oorrle?
veterans of foreign wara, cowboyo,
trapper.-, hontei
aoldier.? of foftw
had given thorn I
for rough a ;
m the Aas?
Corre with. Mar f v
eohrod from th? . i,r
Huusmiiii ?.
cculd not Ik? tor I them. i
Spanish Wai Veteran-. Prepare.
The Mexican I the
I'nited Spaaioh Woi Veterana to net
about furl.. An i
announcement * Com?
mander WiUlaia P. Levper, H? fendam
Camp, Nu. ?. Daj urtmenl of New
York, callin^ on thoae la command of
veteran military or naval organisation!
to arrange for ?i lyatomatixed tnd up
to-date record of the mm
Th? Spani-h War Veteran? of gTeat
er Now York will bold ? h;g prcparcd
ne.?.? mooiiai oa March 31 in conjunc?
tion with a reception and class initia?
tion to be given in honor of I.. ('. Dyer,
of st. Loui.?. commander in chief of the
national organization, at the 9th
Sagtmenl hsn '? Fourteenth
Street. A ? I ??liable
members properiy listad in th? i
contingency "/ill be a
that meeting.
The ean ?? ?' ril of preparodnoaa was
ptirrini; at ? olumbio iraitj \
plan for organizing a I
?Aa-? broach.-.l '.n a letter prll I
college daily paper, "The Spectator,"
and editon;.1 support waa ?i*ron the
idea, urging the ?-tuil.-nts to plan to
join th? Plattsburg camp next summer.
National (?uard lteaiiy.
Declarations of willingneei and read?
iness to go Into ;v." Sold with their
outtrts were expressed by i
oflcera at naf: I
throughout 1 ht : kl
iruard of Now Vor?. State ii tho '
of any rU.?
Rrlgade, comprising the 7th, 1211
jind "lit regiments, ii and i
inand of Bi
Kyer. The fl '. which nurr.bi:
men, and? I
Rates, ha* It ? ... moi
and Thin
ton, a?'?
inspector genera!,
e na?
tional gllf.r .
but if wai
lioubt m i-...
in the |
wcuM I
ever
? .
equipped, I
I !.. \
. who could ,
be oar? r<-w hour
a call, la ? honra they
The
the 7th. wltl ?? armor) al Park Ave?
nue and Sixty-six?. there :
nr? 1,0s) nil i'. . ?ran i
nnt Co'.?.--.
J.or'.e.I
men eonld bo r?
and the er tir? -i a ?lav.
' '
and Sixty-s.
last r.i|?
at a mi
In Brooklj ??,
Id arid
heard
.
prod-i CO
'.ven'
At tho :
armor;.
, T h i? H i .- ??
D, S and
? . trin
and tl ? under way
?
13"l ? ? ?
in readier-,?. I? i, light field a
pa*~ticularly suit try to
be trat -
-*d? -land?
ing .<i|u-..-- . . rVi ,t
Ninet;. ? \
nu?. ?aid that although no ?; ? c .1
were b?:T
t.f i Di
Kible for ?
rt>_d '
hour?. If the oi . ) ;iv..
T70 -Ma, rally r -.?: ind
?nd especially >
train parkinir, which wii! be a feature
S ? na campaign SI
?-' \rtilier\mcn Ready.
'
?; '
. , be si
rm? i ..? ?i rea i-- te marro. ?
? ?
lar s??!?*-T*mcnt would be to I
? he;. MTi- pi
The r ? . ' M rr. ?. , rd B1 I
-
treet
. ? ? ? is, 1
immai
? 00 men m ? ii?? c? ?
vided Into a pioneer and ?? poi
n 'here 1? the .'? ?
?
gu.ird
manded by ? ap?ain Howard C. V
ward, and
r
J.i",' \
? t night
fier.eral John F. O'R ran
'
s ?report that th? tete fore?
?
aaying thi
contingency a; d did n
ing.
? -
vurioti? volui 'if orgai
0 rush, at the r? ?
reg - Onl
?
S'cw Yoi vu. .le
City and Ilobol ? '
Anif.ni? the reputar?, ?bout the ci
....
.
on th? i Harr
Id '?? it no of
i -. ? 1, but ' ' t be t r<
ther?. were ready to proceed at a
roar i eompa
of coast artillery, ?>f i
the post They could go Bl
?
All of th? ? il?? not
.
unofflciall)
call in case
AERO CLUB ORGANIZES
CORPS FOR QUICK CA?
Aviators and Hifih Powei
'Planes Ready for Mexico.
The A?ro Club of America on Sat
day telegraphed to Newton I?. Bui
Secretary 01 War, ?-.n offer O? UBI I
-? raice in Mes
Secretary Baker imma il
that the government would be pl< ?
?? of the Ai'ro eh.
utT.'r should th" oc.-a*.on ur | .
Ill sice I
?i.ry ;.' pr? -?
-
s Me? it"an sit ...
.-> and G?
Iton bes -.?:d that a large number
i be necessary a? soon
ins against \ lia !.? g
aviators can scout over Me.?
th little danger
A meeting of the board of govern?
Of the AerO Club ??as held ;, ? *
which were proeent lian R. Uswl
eat; Ri nr; .\. '?'?
Hays Hammond, jr., W,
? Jansen II ? ndell and lien
It WSS fii .
tops to ; .
gO ?1 tO t : ..
and to be supplied witl
W. Leonard Benney, en ? vpert Am?
ican aviator, ?a'no hi..-, just return
from Mexico, where be was romman
lug oflcei of Carrauisa's a?.at
forces, was chosen by the board of go
to have charge of mobili-iing t!
squadron.
Captain Ralph K. McMillen, vvho is
comma: d of the B . ' SI 'ion of tl
.a national guard, has brer, ?i
tailed to t1 ? by Bngadi
Gsneral P, I. Hall, ji . atajutant ge
eral of Nebraska, at the requ?
Ae.-o Club. Captain IfcMillea will b
gin a ci ? . he aviati?
school at Newport Neo
the club paying his ex[ I
li. Roy \\ . **d pll?
connected with the Sturtevant A?r
Boston, has be?
si the disposal of tl e club 1
retaran aviati
quadron is Robe
. r. al .. cross? d the eontinei
in 1911 and haB flowr over th
luadron will be .'"!?
Guj G pat rid , a 1 rhe Cm
School, at Toronto, l'a?
a la; !.. B. 1? e i . a New Vori
man, a Wright biplane of th
Pierci i Amei
: ?
?
B ken war; F 1
flight
: , and I'.?-' ??
as!
. Md.
PROVIDES FOR DRILL
IN STATE SCHOOLS
Compromise Bill at Albany Call;
for Military Board.
Albarv, March 19 A rotnpromi?'
led to provide foi physics
and militar?, training in the
and agricultural colleges rf the ?ta'
? . ? enato
?-.. itchei 1er, end Assembly
u slsh, of Albany. Th?
.... n fere i
the ?por.aiT ?, Ad (uta ? General
l.ury arid. Major General O'Ryan,
Nat,i . i, rd, and
? Bducatioi
? , - ?
The Education Department oppo*ed ?
1 -.il l... \ - - mblj mai
?
' ject in view, wh ch was nti
in the legislative sesi on It
I the Well star bill doet
sot the views of 1 ? - ?
The m? r *'
] creation of a military m to be
?
ng the Nu' ? Gua
in, a member '<i be BOpe
Hoard oi Reg?
member to be epi G
? 'he api". '
? ?
be ?
? ? .
rg
Spring Suitings, $30
Now On Display
r-inr- fori-i-m -inH rlonirsti? material* -stri*-tly rxelu
?iv<* MMfna All ?h?ulf-3 ?md wr.ivri Novcltiei tlwit ? ?in
not br found elaewhwa.
Suits to Measure, $30
Tli** atylr, workrn.insKip, (?t .m'l finish ni evrrv
Arnheim --_rui<*"nt "nuit 00 satisfactory. .S.itnpla-?? and
portfolio 'if Style Su$*-"i**".tion? on request
Arnljnm
RroaH' ll t*tt 11 fVf tit M E. 4M St.
?? XvJL illll Hi I "M- 41m St
luaively Cu?'on; made Cloth?? "?."*") to |5*)
MOOSE PUT T. R.
PLEDGE ON PAPER
New York ?Delegates Make
Written Vows to .Support
Colonel ?it Chicago.
HOTCHKISS BALKS;
PERKINS DROPS HIM
Republicai Old (mard. Uneasy,
Iry Hard to Win Barnes
to Hughes.
? ? ? e Ne?
- ?
nnounei restai
??noted will be rot? it I
iriei April :
will go to
under writt
? -
? . ? ? that ]
? ?
-? d, and the . ?
will prol as a
' nel.
rman of 1
. ? .. . mitt?
0*1 >nn
l"o rlf
every effort to pledge i
'.'
! that eve- a New
tioi ould pledg*
?
formel William
U. CI -i. and Will
Ian I. KHTison, of th
taking the pi
I'erkin?? Wants Ml Pledged.
Mr. Perkini -?ave a little dinner to
Chedbourne, R
i Mr. Per?
and M i 0 - gave th?
eitrunt delegates a heart to hear- I
Chadbourr. n lame r?.
:. and eaeh
a letter to Mr. O'l onnell pledging hi?
support to the Colonel Uotchkiss held
out, and therefore due? not appi-ar on
the list ?'. from
outside of Manhattan.
Delegates m the 21th Congressionel
1'o-trict, most of which i- in \Ve?t
ehester < 'ourity, Were no? named. Mr
Hotehkiss may lie dasignsted from that
district latiT.
Mr. Perkins and other national
t-i - I...? ?? been a .; I abtai?i
! ; it? pli ..? ' I Mi Roe ?
from all the ft.-' ? Bndoi
their etfur'..* beve succeeded in a
lure.? measure. The Progressive lead
ire determined to ?rot out the
Colonel at Chicago as their standard
bearer for the apparent puipaae of
Irinf-in'? pressure to bear on 'ha lie
publicai.p to lailoj?* h i m as the Republi?
can candidat* If this plan should not
SUCCeS nior-t of the
Bull Moo is deli gal 11 sa itch to
... ?
Th" l: IG i.i d saw a
? ? he nomination in Colo
n? 1 Roose? elt's r? I merit from
iV'eat Indies. Then have bien som ?
! con ferenc? ? during
few da;.-. William Barnes is opposed
to both Roosevelt and Muj-he?. Some
of the oti have been
elves to convert Mr
11
d a of lining d '. uu .1 .-? i
ii . post ibl ?
it Chi? ???,'"
?Bornea still for Ko??t.
It Is inta r. Barn?
been converted. He * inclined
? ' '
Broar?. the
men. i
obdu?
? . o 1 Old
?
. ? ?
? -
? withdrawing ? o
name from the
?hiican car
ihn V.'
McGrath, the ? olonel's s?cr?tai
telegram from Lewis G. Bte
venson, 111 '??ry of .-?t?te, in?
forming him that the Colonel's name
would be withdrawn. Mr. McGrath
t< lcKraphc?! "many thai
Moomc Delegate?.
The list of Progressive delegates si d
alternate? fron. follow?:
i - ? . ? . |
j>?, '. .
) '41
' . ?? 4. 1
* a ... a
1
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a
Join, 1, ?*.?.
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I V I -, . 3 ? . . '.?? t ?-??'?
SCUTTLE BILL
LOST IN RUSH
Overburdened Mouse Cal?
endar May Postpone
Freeing Islands.
MANN DELIVERS
MINORITY THREAT
V?.ill No. Aid Legislative Pro?
gramme Unless Plan Is
Abandoned.
i . - . i ...
u aahiagtea, March U I poi
that tl ? .' tration Philippine I
-? the ittlo poliey, mnj *>?
allowed to ?lie iri the Hou<e of Rep
doopite the ardent ?upport
OJ [': '.'?on, Bppear. d for ?he
? ? m>? to-day linCO it?, introduction.
rhil became plain in a conference over
pi*oframm?
dor ?.f the i< loioa between
.... : i .: i irk and Democratic
? I aader Kitchin, <.n tho D. o
; . .,? I ... r Leader
Mr. Mai
"TOO ?? ? , .:? .. ?:, v.uu'.d have tO
be allowed to die if any corporation
? ? irity.
The I?eni?*cra' '? ??'" "**"'?
the loot fan year :
of profrrooo in both
ihre? and o
? ; nation b
leu?* Important Of the fourteen to be
. j || men! hr.-. beer
gotten out of the way. Two other
r < . .ren, the Indian land and the po.?.t
billa, have been pa??ed b
Ii. 100, but aie .-'..?1 on the
?ar.
I nde?r-?oi)d Takes a Hand.
,?...?? 1 : .' rv. ' oil. for >'? M j l lew I
eratir flooi leader of the Houoe, made
eech on rhe ??mi subject on the
floor of the Senate tl ?n. In
which he ?aid that In twontj trenn'ax*
l a.t navei aeon 'J'e P i9.lt
! In addition to
ppropriatlon mea-mre?, Inehldini
ivy bill ?. are tho la**
aai irea winch imi?i i??- pan?. '
? ;-:tr bill, repeal? ** frei
? | ? ? mmona act,
.... ? .,?-..
Konae to?mormw. In addition ?perinl
,e bllli mnai be poi ad I- pro?
for the inerea?e
di-rerrce appropriation?, bit foi
I more than ?"??'.
.?ion. ar:d on the
' ? | * in of the iga' hill.
;:ed Mur.ii m to
to ai I c ration in mahing it
poaalble to adj.- . ? o < '' on.
["hei a hope thai Congren
in. ? <-fi ra ? ?
en up by all, ax
. like m :. Kitchin
Mr. Mann rlii isi d an ultimatum
I DomOCral ,r leader ? Hi
favored ar. early adjournment, hut If
the cooperation of the minority ????.
expected t.? thai end ?ome ?agreement
OB O log ' I pro-fTH-nrue mnst 1."
reached
Mann Term? I nder < onsideralinn.
Mr. Mann made it clear that he would
not agree t.- the paeeago of the I
plnei bill, noi to the Porto Rican bill,
i, bill granting a much larger neaaura
of aelf-government to that [aland. He
tod thai tho government ihip
purchase bill would have to be
?tantia?y amended, though detaila were
ratic l.';ider= did no?
til |. the Mann pro
II, rOOflrving ?he right to dioCU
ban ?if 'he Hi .
? r ? ' bal '?? ?? ? h the Preald? nt, I
? i r han i i o -
.f Mr Mat a hold
thai they may give it
.. thai tho Kuttlo p.?i.i ?
in the Phi ? ni : had been given up.
for th 11 Administration, at le.,.?
hero becao ?
n ol < ongre ii to bo?
?
March 4. ther.
? the mi
? and OppO
WAR ROW BRINGS
POLICE; 19 OUSTED
? nntintied from p?|? 1
Putnam. He was promptly lnUrruptf-d
gallery, orho de?nanded
:.? know "what about Ireland." The
?peaker oaaured him the "r.?I lr hm?".
.'. i ' eland pi efe I ho ft eodora E i
'? - nr.d.T Homo Knie to '.he iron
l... In the dii urbance
?a rich followed Mr Putnam aira m an
police protection. Thi
? ' thi
?ngl? o wai
roiaed tbl
?h: - r< I
"Reaolved, Thai wo, the membera of
? ? kmerican Righto Committee and
- friends, it. general mooting a
?embled, hereby pledge our hearty sup
to the Preaident of the I ?
tond in def?
of American citizen.?, a? an?
him in hii letter of the
' February, u'l-?. to the chairmai
nata ? I ? ??'?> Foreigi
Rolationo, m..i .? I? i mem?
grooi
.. to lurrendei
?
.... tho roo
a loi - feo againot Gor?
? . ?
-atety ai d ;
the Amencrn people an?! their duty
rights of
? '? the
thi Entente \ n ?
meani our power, not only
..? ? .
I thai
people, I
? . '. not pariah from the
I, f'irther. : .
eotl Am it:
?
\ ? opli and the ?Gei
1 tha?. when th. tJei
tho dre
-, the pei .
pre. tmerieai ? will r
?me apairi ir.'o felloe
i word of ad vane ?
' , ' ????. I. ,r:..,r..
?
Mr A'- ?' .?
,.,. ?r .,.,. ,i? iturbai. oi W
.,..,,?.i
loriing It,
I evoke.I the .. :eT.inne?ra,ion of
? ? r?'f?rr id '" "y
I i anee all time! e i
??? eoi d r,-- Mr l'utnam
'. I r?-? ently
kv Dr ' harlei W Elle!
'in tho rooolotloa t.. luatain 'he
Preel .. ? ?- ? ,, dleacnttn.
? lei i ?n 'he Motion <.f ?;. mpa'.hy an.I
rm- t:mi" a;d to I|,h Allies
ire a ? lloooal h *? noe?.
Dr L-aagdon ( Ptowardoon, firmer
proaidoni of H-tbart ?"ollege, declared
>. prevent the passage of other
March * will come into
?" ?-? :: s t, be slotted bo?.No?
vember, together with a new Pr?
slae he ?btrtential ci anges
? the Senate, which may make it more
* il.rougi id a measure
; ist pa ?ed th? ?SsswtS regard in??
the Phil pplnes.
?.- .-- \ |, itratioti i? determined
?.- id, si question, and h - its
.- ?? . . ittsi wl St the attitude if
Republicans, the b-.'.': must be passed,
Is no doubt that the b?!l will ?*o
threup1 a? has been said all alone In
; r ?,??-. Witl this policy, how
r. . . t Will he :"-pos?i"ble to obtsitl
ec Deration from the Republicans
Withoi ' thifj the present session of
.ig alor.t* until It
._.. .- ? |* ??-t session be-m
I . December, si ??*' Um ?*a?e In |
1915. ' _
TAMMANY DELEGATES NAMED
M.inv Big Indiana on Manhattan List
for National Convention.
The d itrlet delegates end sit?
fr -, Manhattan ami The Bi
National I tion at ht.
- 'o be voted tor r.* 'he
i were a
'
of Tammar.v Hell. Msi
?
the
.-. I? .der of
In,,*.- . He eretsry Smith in
named from the loth Congr? ?
Distri? ' . a. a?
?adera are: John r.
..- i ? srlea t. Mur?
o-.. from th.* 15th; Wlllism D
i : .,?1 ?he Hth; Ssmuel Mai t, i\
19th; -lohr .1. Diets, from th?i
? ?? i Ar-hur H. Mur?
phy, from the 23d. Among the al'er
ar?' Max S l.?".ine. William N
on end Nathan Hurkan. district
lesdei i.
The list of delegate? and alternates
Congr -- onal dis
Broi x
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REPUBLICANS WIN IN MAINE
< BJTJ Peal ?.f I he live I It] Elei -tiun?-?
Dessacrate Gala Bld4efard.
P ?rl land, Mr , March 19 P< t
'
day wsre won by tne Republicana. Th,?
only Di mocratic suceess ?-?? ?
ford. v. hero Leopold A. (?irard ?Hi
Republiran Mayer? ars
? S. Viles, in AugUBtai John P.
Woodman, Bnnrror; Prank ? f?icser
Brewer, and William K. Keene, |j
U. OF V. STUDENTS
WIN MILITARY DRILL
Philadelphia, March 13. The trus?
tee i of th? of Pei - ? a .
??ranted to-day the petit on of Btl
asking for the installation of a courte
of military traisii g .,
under the dire? tun of the War Depart
l ted ?ii'drsc
U hart?n Pepper, Johi < Bell, Dr,
? G I ? Conte, Jemes ?.i
i ladwaledcr a com? I
th I 'acuity in r
: ... ? for I ?e bow . our m.
plan submitted to the ti
?
lUrs eai
The military tl ?
*ome of th?
not interfi : s existing
roll.
that before the war A i
tail."
a at," ha declared, "we have
-ittin?; "n the side lines, bu
what w ?? h.?-. .? -....n in Europe aid In
the United States we
?u reach definite conclusions."
T.. r gerei I
?hip?, he declared, would h
n? the morder of non-combatants on
? . iermai -.- had murdered noi
ha'ant? on land.
y'?a. of 1".
and Dr. of I
? ly. Miss I
lor prepa: . . ? I1 Prill?
I
Of tl
. ? two aiii* ted . s th?
?
'-. J., and CI arles R
1 Avenue. Robinson, w|
he ?va ? stenographer, ara
!
er.
Search for l,?imh? Futile.
r.- ? la h. ? tins ?ed II
? ? ray. in l ii.ir,
- .
?
tel ri, that th?
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g
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? i ornell, Rob? ?? i
" . '
B : -?? th? Ri ?- Dr H. I
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n, E. Pan
UC? . J. Serf. ' -
flechar?-,?-.! m Nicht < ourt
. ' ?? . . . ?*,?_-.
'
ling spea
it th?
rid and I is ii
? i.
? ion, who. !.. . ?,-? eral of the i
?
sa d thai I ?? ?ra -ed a flag a ? i
"What la ?he n ,?? - -?-ith
M ?i;
f the meeting
h half and ?
oft the fact <
. ?? ' , '
'he char*.-.
Even If he did ....
l?rt'sin" I've beard worse In my tima."
T. R. ADVOCATES
REFUSE TO QUIT
Roosevelt Candidates for
Delegates from Bay
State Will Fight.
PLEDGED TO WORK
FOR THE COLONEL
Charles S. Bird Sends Word That
Roosevelt's Wishes Can't
Be Considered.
;??[ ? - ftp ?
Beoton, Kan : |ht to elect
achuootto to tho
Republican NV onal ? .invention
- I to Theodora Roooevelt for
interrupted by
? ; Roooevelt'i onaoaneomont that
he wanted no factional content?-, will
he continued
More than a I lOVOll can?
didat- | .?? mel at the <'ity
Club th;- afternoon, and after hearing
a telegram from Charloi B. Bird, of the
Roooevell llatO for delegate^-at-larg*.
urging a continuation of the tight,
unanimously adopted the following rOO?
. olution:
"That we ought to continue hi can?
didate? tor ele?-tinn an delogatOO to the
Chicago convention roproooating lib?
eral views. Our f;rut choice for the
dentiol nomination tn Theodore
? rit."
Ex-LiOQtonant Governor <*u.?hing anil
Repreoentative A. R. Gardner, of the
Roooevell slate for dele^ates-at-large,
attendod, and Mr. dishing presided.
raan Sal ? of the Progressive
State C'ttmmittee and f, ft, Bird, ion of
? harlea S. Bird, were present by upe
. :.il invitation.
Mr. Bird'a fele)-ram. Mal from
Stuart, Ha., which wait read by fa -
follow 4
"I have just read the interview with
P.oosevlt. There is nothing new in it.
He r.a? iiitherto objected to use of his
al primary < loetiono, but he can?
?toro, ? I they m dooire,
Qg de!e;?at<?-. pledged to support
him al the Republican eonventioi
Ii their buoineoa and not h-s.
?v. a face a ci affaira of our
country, and this is no time t.. c
sider pleasantry? or personal wisl
I believe the rotor boa right to no
nate as well as to elect, and in or
to p;ve ?hem the oppor'unrty to expr
therr pror'ererce for President I,
one, ?hall stay in the Ight to the 1
ditch."
Mr. Bird'-, telegram was eoneide
te hove turned I igaiaot
, ral ',f tho candidate!
In commenting on the decioiOB of I
Roooevell men, Governor McCall, ?*?
is a candidate for dologOte-ot-large
an unpledged tichot, raid:
"1 am aorry to >ee a eonteet, beem
it ivlll certainly not do the party s
good If tt would secure harmon?a
Mtion Ol the pr-riiaries 1 should be i
trrelv willing to step g?:de in favor
Mr Bild."
Waihlng'on. M:irch It. SpeaV
Champ Clairh will not be a delegate
the Democratic National Conventii
He anno meed to i ?;?? I >' it woold
mpooaible for him to act ?s a delega1
a.? many M'isouri Democrat* have su
gente.4., because the H?->use probab
would be in session at convention tin
Under the ruies he cannot appoint i
acting Speaker for more than one da
except in case of illness.
CARDINAL GOTTI
DYING IN ROM.
Prefect of Propaganda Receive
Last Rites of Church.
Romo, March IS. Cardenal Got!
Prefect ,.f t1-?- Propagan ?l.i. is grave
| ill. He received the last rites of tr
church th:? afternoon.
Cardinal Cottl received the red h?
In IMS. His office if one of the mo?
, influential in the Catholic Church. A
miaaionerjr land?, including tome rart
t.f America and Africa, are under it
iuriadiction, He was born at (?eno
1 March J:?. 1834.
SENATORS REOPEN
BRANDEIS HEARINC
Will Investigate Nominee'!
Course in Copper Co. Case.
Washington, March 13. The Senat?
i
sub-committee investigating Louis I)
Brondoio'l fitness to become a Sjprem?
C-iurt justice decided to-day to reopen
hearinga. William T. Fit'.gerald an.!
H S. Smith, both of Booton, wn]
he examined tu-niorrow in regard to
Mr. Brandeia'i relatloni to the old Do
. mini ? :.ny case, in which
?..???? r'.irc.-.l by court decree
ind 12,000,000, William S. Young
man, a Boetoa attorney, has asXed to
be heard further regarding the Warren
will eaao.
Auaten C>. Fox, attorney for oppo?
nents of confirmation of *>?r. HrnnCeii,
announced tha? he might risk for an
investigation of Mr. Brandoio'a conduct
: ars counsel for the Public Franrh'-e
'??? fin?! ?h?a Mn ?.?"? ite
I Board of Trade in the right agarnst con?
solidation of Boston gas companies.
BENSON SCORES
WILSON POLlcy
Socialist's Attack So Bit.
ter Mouse Committe Ex?
punges It from Record.
?TaahingtOO, March M .V'??, ?
I of Yonken, N'. Y. ?oculi
candidate for the I'rr
Prooldent W on*i ad? - - 0f
paredness .: ? .., ^f,'
th?? Houoe ??
Chairman Padgetl . ,\? "*'?
marks from I!,. w_'. .T
??tirum-v
nKainst ???
warned that thi
t. leral
? , Pn lident
would withdraw If I
Russian commit'er."
Koherts, of Mais
urged that '
mal e hii
ene?-, but the chi
?ections b;? I - ,
Alabama, ami Falbott
l>. mo. : ' | ?C
Mr. Bemon declared ?' ?-.? .
President had aaid what
untrue ?when he ai
land speech that the eoui
prepare for dofoi " nni thit
knew what ? isy ?j..^
bring forth.
The commit too I ? I .- ? -? ,.
representa?.ve. of *l
Society, the At ' ,* Ct-?,
nuttee and otiier opj > enta of t|.
? creased milita y Ottd UOt-M
?ijres. Mr, Beneon wi
4nU?Prepar !'. -,,
datad that the ' -? vU ,.
no danger i . th? jo-.
I ernment know " ? -ir ?.
I reject war," as It ehoee, tl I ?,.? -?
preparedness wa? Inoplrod by ?uc_ rait
a? General U ? i. a:.d tint _?
people of th.
the expense Involved
army and i avy | rog
Ar'h'ir D. Call, of th? Arr.irie*
1'eace Society; !
of New York, Ml - a?.
Armenian relief work an
propaganda, and '. I .r-y, ??
Baltimore, told thi l .?? -.?.
war byoteria hn?.
v.-..rk of I
'end rubterranean ir.rlurr.re? ?? **____
?o? "-ar moaiUoni and tradai .,
"Those who believe a? I do," ?lid Xr
i Curer, "are BO r?'"r Ikol] I -; - ?.
etT-c'ency, economy
e?l linnenf in the tsn than
I ill';, would be tO 1
m eh i
? 'T maiii?.
loading pistols."
e Aeoij?n Compamy
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The Pianola is a perfei1 '?iano in apprar.uu ?\ in tone, in a? I
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"tnccliani???*" ol musii -strikefl the notes. You dire? t ir, by means
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fa? tion, however. The Pianola i*> the first and LSasii all
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Thr ?Pianola is mad?* in these ?models only The Rtei ??.
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