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HARMONY RULES
RHODE ISLAND'S
PARTY LEADERS
Both R?publicains and
Democrats Without Po?
litical Troubles.
PROGRESSIVES ALL
REJOIN THE 0.0. P.
Intorcated in Doubtful
.ne! Especially in
Neu \ nrk'-s Outlook.
HO"" IRD P. H WH.F.?
4 '
I , March
pi ..,.
?'? ? ' et harmony
. -. ..*?.??
"reared almo?t as sud
. Bally appeared and ra
1 arms of its
as'ened ar.d C.?
era being, a?
? -y '.aw to ?wear
? rot there la really rer-v
? | ?
- are all
. 'actories are all
??pply the trade
I Ich, afore
lustria and '?ermany,
h.-e working
I orders, ?o that ? ?
?
Democratic
- me.
tefl delegates to the Re
? ?
- 7 ha? bee?*, practica
? ? ertain
?lr.pledged.
a*, the
f Sen?
? I ead.
?
Croi sgatoi
be named by the Republi- (
Hall
rs to Be ( h'.sen
iy sis ? ?-ga'e?
llstrlct - .?? ? -?
"?onel
I 'g? R.
'
...... - ?.
eral Charles
Herbert H - *r and Krank
- to pick as
... .?. ',r a.,, paj | <,';? ?-.?,?. ft,).
?' .'ach of ' " three Con
...-?*. ? i go
.... .... .
igt
novel
'
? a-vsy
-1 . '*. big
? *. - a
? ? rarty.
the Pro
?
B Lit
roa the
? here
??achu
Iy to jump.
?
? from a
?- ? ;i^e ? ? i
rtaia Mxuit Primarie??.
i
. . .
rj I'h-..
?
? te
? ? ? ally Told tne
a-or-i? thst
-?' - ? ? ind bach and
the Pro?
? v. it s r '
it the Pfo
therwlsa
publi
.
? .
rot ing
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ar< ? ' ?t r - *.*
...
and hi? follower?, not to mention sun?
dry Progressive?, Prohib?'..
' \Y. ?A '
.g
interest tl.eir owi part; don
Ipi . n ?. : | ?o . 1 o
best to invade ar.d break up or
? ? ?.
the once happy Ren
the Rl
direct pi
' '
<io- ? ?.man. Repul
by a surprisingly larg
over
year? hi:?., a , be renominated si
? ' ? Hi a very popular
wry K. I.ippitt, aoi i
?.'?.r. will expire March ?'<-.
re?
ugh if the
-? - IIig
. a? they prol ..'
may have a fail
....
>-. ? ?. ..' the Den r i
party, and ?he :
'?ppen uhe. ? .
?.??or The) fear ?> Hi ?n.l?
s.rab'.e kind of
?b? expected do
ureri srtielee.
Democrat? here ?re ?olid and enthu
serious talk al
MeCall* 1 ?
s ? authoril eould ent
quote ' a ? r, b? -? point
e?l oat ' tuet in might
overnight
???king \hout S'-*-?r *i?.rk.
Rut while there is r.o*. much I
swb her? n Rhode ! * .?
- don't hesitate to a?k -
rolnte?! questions abou*
Indiana, riV.o and other doubtful ?tates,
part eularly about New York.
One roe or four most
ent'al Rap ubi ; ear. s in the ?'a'?
to-day:
"Do you folks in New York
to rolled Barnes a?* natloi al c
teemar * Do '.ou 'hink Hog ?
Roo?e\e'.t. either, coud be
Pros ? th Barnes ?
national eomm ttee"
"Y.'U Republicans in New Y<.r?
have m your ranks *o-dav three tren
who ?tand head and should?-- I I '
men above al! ether men in s
m this "i any ..-her country, :?..?
why don't you Ne-.? lork I
? imp am and ? on ? st??
foi President. Theodore Reesovi
United States Senator, and msk?
Root agree to become Secretar* '
S'.at?"'
KANSAS REPUBLICANS
ASK EQUAL SUFFRAGE
State Convention Also Wants
Prohibition.
Topeka, Kar... March 81. Kan?a? ii*.
-ans meeting here to-...
? ?.ion named four deleg;?'
?rcr'' to the National Rep?blica! I
IB and went on record by resolu
? n a favoring the folio?? .
? : ? ta
- | of e**-< .
Increase of the pre?, nt es!
? out the Ui
In a class with militar;. natii
ptloi ' lay an unrea?*
resources of the
try.
Constitutional smerdmer.t pr'
?... r na
. tional woma- - iffragc
"Pre- irai for peace bj
? i o n . ?" ?? ? ? ?
Congress, trho will enact leg
? ? e American mar- |
American producers; tha* will |
a merchant r-.arine; that wills
lmmis*Tal*eii lews to exclude undeeira
. rants."
. "|..- resolut ens arra:g-?
Ireinlstretion, dep'.orir.g th?
4- h- d uncertain eoursc
? ? co und with the wai
? Europe." One re
? it
, * ? ? ? i bul pprov?
ton , ? f the g
? endita who raded an
undefei led ?Vmerieau I
BRYAN LOGS* 500,000
MILES IN 20 YEARS
f \-Secretary of State Says H?
I ravels 2.=?.000 Annually.
H. * -. . ' ? - --
? -Whei
am J Bryan wa? in KSBSBI I '?
f hi
kept a re?.,rr| of the numb'- ' l
he had travelled over the I'nlted States
? ?ad he ha
?
travelled, on an average. 25,000 miles
-? i en? for ths * are."
That would make in all 600,000 miles
Mr. Prya- ?.. ? ? e hyp
?tie Na Con?
rentt?*- | '-'"
General O'Ryan to Lecture.
M a ' r. r Genen i Y i > f; ?, ?n, of
? a 1 fork Nal
an addreai on "1
?
Par? "?
ng s?
?
? lucation, th?
. men
^"Trol'NDED lHSIih"1"1" ~
?JI--i
ing top-coats for young men embodying a
enrice?sightly on sunny days, protection
? ?/ days.
y tweeds and cheviots prooted by the
cravenette proce
' .?* ?? pattern designs, exclusive color blends?
irtly modeled and with unique collar treat?
ment
Fafiy'tridr is the name we have given a new
N we ?are introducing. Unlike most corrcc
C foot wear, this shoe is graceful in appear
< r. and possesses all essential? conducive to
' < onfort Made of soft placed kid, with
C '?ended heel, rushion insole, built-in arch
( loot instep and herl grip, ample toe room
lei as flexible as a slipper.
Special fe**tore-?
ChAd'en'? .Hair Dreaaini?:
Variar?Third floor.
Brokaw Brothers
1457-1463 BROADWAY
AT I-OHTY-SECOND STT?tT
di_ -ffa
NO HEAD CHOSEN
FOR CONVENTION
Republican leaders Ad?
journ Without Naming
Temporary Chairman.
ACTION POSTPONED
I NTH. NEXT MONTH
Philander C. Knox Likely Tn Be
Selected if Pennsylvania
Politics Permits.
a - - ?
larel . i
ttee'i
??a
te foi
man I ;
?' ?
M r announcement
. I ?????? r.o votf ri f*. ?
?
of the
?ub-comnittee t?? b?.
Apr. ? late 1
\
meeting - ; ? ? I
? ? ? | * . ?
tl -tip orar y -orr?".a'
-.-. of Ba ? ? -" tern
?
?
Hampehire, ?ppr?-?- I I up the
to the
imittee pr
iTfrjinK?.
"It -, . . - net? what
;
ew Haini.- ' th the
. ? ?
I ?
mir.
? .'
. ..
?
Uva '
?
Kn?.v in the I ca?.
| .
? ?
?
im?n,
?
lie sub-corn i
gil
.- .
.
it
r
'
(ting
Govi
112 aga
? ? .
?
Thnrr wt I I
, rose, bitter and |
? ?
ha?
latter pron pi pgesl
ism .1. I'alhoun, ex-Minial
and el -? an for Presi?
? ??
'
I" Mutier ? annot Attend.
' - . IB M U ITS
It
.
an H i 11 ei
n g i t s eoi
?
th?
? B th the
' . could
- ? ?- - . -,
Much thai
? ? ? ?
se l ?'*.??'
? -
? ?a> :
"If all ol R
- ? Knot
? - ?
At -
that : for ths
?
gresi al at I
.. n ?
NOT TO NAME BARNES'S
SUCCESSOR TO-DAY
r??? publican Conference is for
Other Purpose. I anner Says.
? - -. f the
nied
? ? a this
? . ?uece??or to ft
iam Darnes ?is a met the na
? ? . '- this ?'a'e The
i . ? -?T g
I ? it l ? ; ? - '
beei ' ' '
? -
?
? is
learn ed
are
?
?
?
tu at ' a-- I ''ne
? ? r e *?ror.g
leader's re
rs rds
nations
man
? ? ? recepl
con
for the ] i.arne?
ive an j
te, it
?
?
POCK MAY YIELD GASOLENE
Mlllioaa of Teas of Oil?Beariag >hale
in H?'?tern Neva ,nrk.
i atan
llbi Mai the pries
of gai ?ar
.
t at I
preparing
? ? ? part of
'
? -
?
is 15?? mile? long and
B are 1 ' I ' the rock.
?'
??
-
Dr. Clsrl ? ? ?
? .
. 'rum
. *
fl ?
-
cause the
will eventual!} become exhaust J
REPUBLICAN ROW
IN KINGS BLAZES
Livingston Says Haskell
Gave S7.50 for Bull
Moose Vote.
DENIES HF IS AGENT
OF WILLIAM BARNES
County Leader Declares Repre?
sentative Confessed to
?Bulling" People.
T'-????> ?a
Jacob I ngatoi ead?r of
Brooklyn, ar.d Representa! i
L. Has) I East Ni * if '
.... ? ngttoi
.?? ? a
... - ?
? ?
I kl fil M
. i that
.- ? H?
ref-r." ???,-?
?s person ? inti imall
s* Mr. Ms- ?
. - ? . -
np-trsp," r a . i rer th? rrpre
Th?? lrsii- ? I I I
???-? ? 'ib in
f$l
?
? g thi
I
"I ?a i public
I
Mi Hast ? -.. is ad g
half of 'fit? n-ri".'- to Mr. I
llf I ?
? a i
. : for Haaki
.-??
' ? a
\a R
\t\\t ???alxiri-.?? tnfjiiir*?.
? en\,r. thai there ?era
...
?
the vaeai If Mr.
?
\
that HaaV
1913
. . ?? itei
? ? ipeak a
Re?
? . ?
"Hai - ?' ced to
, ilt? ' *
- ? .
Mr. Ca
ngto . ? | ,i dele?
fate, with Mi Prender?as! h-> -,'?
live, a titul | " Prei lergaat
the p. I -? >i l ?a a
" Hulling' the People.**
"I told
?on !' ,' ,
'
?
? ? <? : \ - - r n ? ;. ; tricl
rule ? ? , ?
U n ?ted M^^^^rd
?aaO?tt ?ff <-Balance> The Goal of
/mu)*? SI ^e ^e Maker
?an AT. Aw 1*0*11 Watch an apotl*"i*t**cary cornpound a pi**e
^n /**-*ajT III It U only when his scales are'balanced'
\M ?\ % I ?(??I I that he han the exact quantity of the
Im/^ /*\^ Ihl I "**?? mucn or -*00 ?i***'?-' ant-- tne com
(#/ Lj / M yC>\ I pound in wronj*-?dangeroua.
frgm^Jr IW fl I I Tha aame with urea too much toughnra-t in
I gasta ?^\ Il I "~ne ru*5*>er tread, and i-eeilientry is gone; too
? Mim ?Ml I murh resiliency, and tou**line?vs is destroy?**?-!.
>p\ a\ ^ Or if there la not absolute 'balance' brtvreeti
/*w VaV \ JH **ubb**-r and fabric In th? csrtast, areaJo*-?iT-as de
/ Jf/y /*v iQj ve.ope which results in tread ???-?p? rat ion.
\JS{ ? / M "HI Finally, there rrruat be an exact ?balartece' of
XmavJf l S II t-r-ear r-etwe-an i-\ibber tread and fabric carcasa to
111. ?*i i\""*\ \ make a 100 per ?rent, ef~ncirn<rr tire.
^V ?V^tsk \(^\ \ Neitah*... "Tread nor carcass may be areaJcer or
^-?-?FY > \^^\ \ stronger than the other.
\W^ ^N V7it?\ \ We have eurtually worked ??-rut -and pr*-*d-?i?t-*ed
IjB ? A*W \^-\ V tn* lonf--.e?-r*uf ht--ror -?basiaanced' ti**e*s.
^JrL// \fi\\^^??*>*?'"****1 The gigantic ules fncr-**a-??-a oi 'NobSy* Ti-a---kda,
^?^tf?\V y^ \^ "***?-ej-|W for esample, ?urvc-e our 'b?l?nc?r-d' tJir-a bar-ran
^kjN^ \ N?^^ September last to be "felt on the market"
1?S ^??-? United StatesTire Company
**aWrrj| 'NUthy' 'Chain' 'Uero' 'R??yml C crrtT 'flain'
^LsM"s\'g""geW^ "IFWMVIIHJAUZXD TIR?S"
? , b in a very ine
g 1
r. -. . -
a .
-
g to the <
th at I
ghl
ite for re?
as ??ta"?" tteen an or
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rk delega)
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vu
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t n ot r of 1
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h ii l-guard tricka ni
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?proper in I
Pei
FIGURE DIRECT TAX
BELOW $4.000,000
Part) leaders Will Tr> t?*> Keep
Le*#) at l.ou Point.
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CHICAGO LIMITED
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;?? ? ? M. via Lad < a
ALL. steel, electric
lighted sleeper?.
Ilr, nd?**T
?Ml BV
- ?M ?.
I 1_M tl.
? - v,. ? i wilt ka ta
aaaag
laaead
- ? .'<?? of
M ?r I
a .'f\
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ive ? tots
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on ;?
j*?
flotea
Oscar Seagle and Maggie Teyte
Sing "Songs of Home9
a.
^T( ?\ '<?' \ -, - e i ? >?.ith all I
ij : ? pr?t the simple '**, Me Back To ,
; ' igle does I
the charms o? hei renutrkabte voice than m bei i
I Little < trey Il?>tne In The West"
.- r. -. ? - - , f
the beaut) ar: ?er/txh ?? f ?he
New Records for April
Now on Sale
And there arc many r.ther r.-f'.rris worth) i : spe >?*' enl n i&the April
i ? iimb i !*>. irdfl I - :; ?* ? Pre utie" and "Sai ? ;
',. ?, "Suite in CM? ????*.? eep m ? ng <.f its bea
Painter sings sele I from two tit ber re esses, "I
"The I - ' ? ???'?' '??.???.. i ? ?und in the \ g e4
the two seta lions by Margare! K<
"Yakka Hoola"-AI Jolson's Hit
from the New York Winter Garden
is sung by the famous i ocned in himself on Columbia Ret rd \i,-/??75c
Popular Hits of the Month
A 19SI
I
SUES THE DAI GUTER OF MOTHER
MACHREF- Manuel komain,
DEAR OLD FASHIONED IRISH SONGS
?1, MOTHER SANG TO ML H? rj
'?rnor.
,11F! IO HAWAII. HOW ARE YOU?
A 1939 Anna C h and la
10 in?
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WHEN YOI'RE DOWN IN |.il! -
VII LF a '
s? ; ? ?
ted In th?** April ?'?"?,:, plementl Ei ** es
for an evening's I ? Casey" 1
1 th Casey's ad?* dm
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the famous ami ? r ? ? . _? Pig
Then t!.?re are ail spai c new <-*, ? ? I - ? ? ? - ?I
record? a it? 1 I 1 rpiecea interpret? - a
fact mak 1? - ** ' ? * *
of anaaoal beauty; and novelties a?pl< for I - ... . . ?
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you want to hear, ) ?
t\ni Cefum?te t' -ri -a, tale the eetk ^?"-vti'iil
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