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ROOSEVELTISW
NOT THE ISSUE,
BIRD IS TOLE
Moose Pilgrim from Ba}
State Has a 90-Minute
.all*, at Oyster Bay.
1. R. BARS FACTIONAL
FIGHTS IN HIS NAMI
Senator lodge, an Unpledgot
Candidate. May Soon Be
\ isilor at Sagamore Hill.
Pltjei ? ??4!? rnn..^'r.e]er.' tl Tat MM
'?-. r??*r Bar, -"?'. V .March ?7. ? harle
? 1 r Bird, Aral of the prop
pilgrilB to ?-agamore Hill, left Oyatei
Rsy for "."--ton thi? afternoon pre
pured to report that Colonel T'ooscve!'
I .?rut h* said m Trinidad mhn
he declared that ho would not he 1
party to fi?,*.- factional lights for dele
?rate? or, ?o far as wa? in hil power
l?ermit fac'ional fight? to be made it
.???? He enme here i? re?ponc?
To 1? telegram from Tulonel Ro?sa?Vcli
after he had asked fo? a hranng or
'aituation.
Mr. Bird 1 '- Boo ev?lt an
. : ilf, ar,! after he had left
?I Roo?ev?lt i-nve out thi?
"A -:,?-. I ?rr,\ ?a r.orr.e I received
? letter from Mr. Hird asking me Ic
r., sti tonent about the 1
<? 11 u?*0f? - ????ration until he ?-aw me. I
graphed to him and he came on to?
day, V the eloBe of our conver
i him l had nothing to add to or
?ubtraH from my Trinidad ???'?
He told ra? h? eonld ?a? nothing until
!,?? had srrii hi? colleague?."
At lea?t one of Mr. Hird'? colleague?
1 ' to day. The*
one whs Representative Augustus P.
i.aniner, of Maasachasetta. Whether
"? Bird 'a-t Captain (iardncr
? iralag 10 hi 1 home, in Wal -
.; not known here, but from the
?? Colonel ):. ?'?'?' ? tati
?
??non tu be held and that Mr. Bird may
tun hei ,. * ?< i'ort ?
Hird lake? Home M?****sage.
that Mr. Hird in
.--.,??- j ket remainine;
field, foi. '..rdiiH' 1o v
Mai ichuaetta, the onl pair thai
? he m'tde b\ a fight would he pos
1 tri el
??ran would I"' the CBS?
I ? ? h, As mat
1 Of the delega'ea-at-large
on the unpledged ticket are counted at
Il y ??. Colonel Roosevelt.
. ei atai Liodgo, his Hfelor.:
d aid .1 rand:date for re?*'
?? --cnate. arid Governor M
atho. . ...e??e tO being Hie'.
i for the Pi lidencj. 1? not
I -;if. to ?lie irri-!? . ?
reasonable certainty and wants to is?*
. ?.overnor. These ?no, it i?
I, would be for Rooscie.t \ip to
the point where further adherer:
him would spell <iisa?ter to them
There il ai*o the chance that l.'idce
be mad? chainnan of the Chingo
convent
".1 the other hnr.d. in the r\ent of ?
I red tl at MeCall 1
ted, with Lodge or Bird
saving Weeks, I
to ' Wilt .'. oui foi 1 '
.
Of not Mr. Rird ar.d his a?
r attei ? tir i s licht,
r, ? i olonel Roosevelt
change his mind, i? n question no one
O ] m?e??
? Ion? ! Roosevelt
-
m to chai -?
mind -,n the mat!
? ?
I.?idee in **ee i otoael, Ion
from Ma
.
here to-day, the man from Nahai I
? red, and there is nothing 10
ate his coming Tight away, b
ould !"? surpris*??*, ki ?
intimate friendship of the past, and
l.odsre'-t de-ire to promote part) har
mony, if he -?l.oula quietly mutor out
hill top to talk thing? over.
Bid he come, however, he ?rill In
all probability learn that in the
e will not enter into any ei
for delegate?, ?'olonel RoOSOVell
?. for the Pn
HUGHES IS MAN,
LODGE BELIEVES
? onlinin-d from paar I
rr ie, even of trie Crane-Wee .1 paper.?,
th rushed a
t laimlng all respoi
r the cartoon. Bird hai written
itOI We. r. ,
W. Lufkin, (?ardrier'n seen
?y for it. Lufk
g 1 .rdner-i .ushi 1 g- Bird '-> 1 I
campaign Lufkin,
charges Mat* Hale, chairman oi '
. ? im ittee, witl b?
? at! er of the helpless
1'? Id, which is r-t-.ll squalling
on th name
unknown left it.
ridiculous part of it is. there
tely nothing about tl
, , ? ? most 1 live
could object. ThTc wa r.nt the
r y tor ar ; :
I ? lent ?? ild be
trivial, except that it has served to
, 1 ..? n strai n ?ol of bed f<
', irdi rr-Bil king- v. i.-liburn
? i.iie up of.
In l.rpnnt l.ardnrr'a Speerlie?.
'.?. ee) \
.
'
Suatnei Bird,
ite on the i
s
Bomnoi Bird >^ exp?
? ? n to mori-oa from ? ?.
h< ha? been conferring
? ? Borne a -.-. gen will
ha-.r to he adminl itered to tl.
r-Waahi
here ?01*1 ??.or? b) lomcbod;
away.
r to ae that < ?.lone! *
?' as from the
-' ?at
1 .?
the??
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is of Oyster B
osta of ei
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Bond &, Mortgage Guarantee Co
170 Keni?'H Mreet. Urn..'. I? n. V \f.
Mrcrdi H, 191*.
M Hi? annual elertl.-n for Inr?? tor?
?if this I nrnpany, helil till? ?U> I lie
f? 11...? .nu inentloneil K?ntl?nien ??-re
?tu!? .l??l??l Hire? tor? f?>r Hi? ?n.nin?
t'ria. Baile? '."' - ItnWt,
niomj? v. Balft, Clar?Ma B. k? ???
Charlea f. Brews, "Ur.?M m Mi tSt,
W"??I?t i. B?4#h. Atttti R. Mtrl'.af
"Tilllam B Clark? John M. M?-1 ?.?ra?rit.
r Dartes anillara r vit'rratty
aril ar? | r.? i,?*?, py-derlet *-' U
m Haa, l*. tH il*?? Hmsoesa,
'??'-,? '; In.-rsham. J?-,ro W. |t?l a*
l;?n,?a?a Johnaor. F?ltr M **?rl?irt.
\t n ?iiI)?.?<?Mienl m??eilin of I!,?
It<?>r?l th? following ofTI? rr? w-r?
iiii?nmi?.ii?l> el??-tril:
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LIMIT SUGAR DUTY
TO FOUR YEARS MORE
Democratic Senators Oppose
Straight Repeal In Caucus.
? ? ? . - i? mm ;
Washington, March 27, r>j,pr?? n?
*?? rr*n?;i! of th?? free lUgar
the * ei ?,r la a, I he Benat
Demoerata, in caucus tonight, voted,
?
foi ? ear
Senator? hr'>u???r?l un?! Ransdell of
Louialana i that they
?the deciaion ?
floor
Va .very larp?? ma I *
? ? propoaal mei
tend the life of I
Of repr-tll"*-" *
? , ? ? r. ih?1 quest ioi
have to be thraahi
' ? ? ? rarrie-4 out
adopt i ?I 1?
MORGENTHAU NOT
TO MANAGE CAMPAIGN
\inbassador Sajs He'll Oo Back
tu Turkey in ?May.
lie: rj Ui i c" nthan, Ainba
Turk?
that h<? intended to r? mam In I
?
ferai r' of Pr< dei '?
campaign, lie laid h? ?
lay 2 or
?lay 6 He ?.. d
anothi r tn'k wn't th, l lei within
?
... rrii\
pga on a leave of a
hie i'uture
M?? ?:pc?lareil upon Ir
turn that he hud , irai * ? much
.??I it
\. .*ii Am ?
il Gerard, at Berlin,
toi v appeari d that
he was not tor,?
icratic
? ?'????- Pi, ? ? Wil
? ? ' re?lei oi Ae< ir lii g to on
' rienda I-,.? w?-,u*.,j like
to remaii ? this < oui try. but ? eon?
? -
from s trong sense <>f duty to return
and continue his work dur ng aar con?
?!.'. oi a.
TARIFF COMMISSION
BILL NOW IN HOUSE
Representative Rainey Intro
(Juces Administration Measure.
Wa hiagton, March \ re
? r a permanent non-partiaan tai ff
nested b ?
? ? ?Wilson, and whicl
haa i red hia full approval, ??? ai ?
?l in the Home to day by Ri ?
entatlve Rainey,
a1- ..;, - 01 I
"
"J be irra has the
: ? :
'. .?? Admin itrat o . meaaura on ;
ibjeet,** Mr. Rainey declared, In ai
i i : aceomi. mre.
ii" bill would pro* for the ap-1
pointmi ra, at
I I ;, \??Hr e;ir??, no innre tl
tl.r? r of 'v't . ? . .?
party, rhe Aral appointments
? for I . ' . .
ii . after whit
i be foi
twelve year?. T n
: ?
? ? ? s bill.
Repri ,:,] the bill
wou!'l not be submitted to party eau?
ru?, although, to aave time, it probably
?.?. ould be ii'i'i?>d to the omnibus revenu? |
bill. Because it h hoped to ?rrske t
sion pirrnanenl, he declared, the
bill provides for nn ?nnunl approprl?
tiun of $''oo,uOO to meet its expanaea.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
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FISKE PUTS NAVY
BELOW KAISER'S
Admiral Tells Committee
German Fleet Excels
by 2 to 1.
ONLY 14 SUBMARINES
READY FOR WAR
Naval Constructor Urges Need of
Fleet of Seagoing Under
water Craft.
\* i Hardi 27. With i ?
? "he hated ' " ?ay it,
l'.ear Admiral Bradley A. Fisko, ? < aid
for Of told tl e HOUSO Nava!
ttee to-daj thai
i Navy was
??a <<< n
'le dis trussed the Fiib.-oet reineta
expressed the opii ion that, all
? to one "would
t !.. eery '-.r :.na;" :n an er '
" ?Tength of the Ger
man a?,ii American fleet.?.
The rea? a'iniir-tl declared th.v th?
' . tting value re?r ? ed for
?. .-pended, and
? ?hould he
? better rat? m of a
Hear Admiral
n ?*ry Parue' -
re of preparedri -
auaed b reaig
d for op' ? .
ite
fourteen Submarin?-? Available
Sere] Conatructoi I faory ? Land
id that inelod boats nee
st Panataa, fourteen
?ubman'ier? eould be triade available f"r
,? . rviea immediately or within thir
di eightoen
' the Atli fle? aid thirl
were available. < on-truction ?if large
? f? .- ubmarines of I
rongly urged by Coi ruclor
'
ited by
? ? ructor Hand. He -aid na ?
. a medium sized boat
?if aboii? ?00 ions, '?"' fee*!
i ol I.i 1 ' to 19 knot.? -
? and aboul i ' lubi lerged.
[land, Germai ?Vus! and
? ; . ol bo It," lid
"Italy. Japai
ed Italy ha" ?
done,i the ?mall? i hoar, and ii
ng boa! from 760 t? WO I ?
He explain? d that the net
Sehli ??' 1 ad not <
: the experimental stage, and that
the navy had not develop?
fui t of boat.
"Eve f th? i b iti ar.? experimen?
tal, that i.? no rea?o:i why we
stand pat, when every other pal
the v.r.rid is building th? laiger type,"
he added, recommending that all I
submarines Congre'.? authorise? this
, . X the .*'*??>-tun \;n?.
I hlrty 1>?>!? to l'quip.
During ? war game. Mr. Land
said, the percentage of seast?
among I nines' crew? wai from
40 to 90 per cent. He said living eon?
?hoard a r-ubmurlr.e prcacnted a
seriou? problem.
Representative Rutler wanted to know
let ei lltion of the United Stol
ma of
them wa- general.
?;.?ed now, to-morro-v
?,|
ime of them can." wa? t'ue answer.
"Tl > four 1 boal ? ould he availahl??
? rty daji. In ?n eaw rg? n? y we
got I ther L boal
? ,- Ml. The K boal
?a. ailable."
Altogether on the Atlantic <oa ?
eluding Panama, the constructor said,
.'.'.inn?? row are readv, or
? . . ? - ?..;..-.-.
Re| ? tier pressed the
? -
the cond i ion of oui ubmarine fleet."
n? good | ted, the
?? ave grown
up in | eari past," i : a ?red v r. I
\ - i tan I Secretar, Roosevelt will lie
irrow, and w ith the testimony
rectory Daniel? probably Wednes-I
day or Thursday, the committee will'
UNDERWORLD BILLS
DIE IN COMMITTEE
State Senators Uphold Police in
Gambling House Fight.
(Trr-m a F'aJf Cirrn/iornl?!.'. o' T'? T- . ? '
Albany, March 27. A last desperate ,
but vain effort wa.? made to-night to '
Everett ee-?ea!!ed underworld
bill? out of the Codes Committee, so
that they would Bat BBT? to u-o |
Kulc? Committee, which take? charge
ek.
? I which a ould prevent a
police officer from being t-tationed in
front of a gambl ng i, a I ouae ?. '
i or ol h? r place \ bare it is lus
r? etc ', I ? lated. wei
? e New York ? I
: olie?. rh? I that ai
worli! ? person of an ex
convi? ? ra rea| - bio for them ar.d
for weeks l irul been working to get
favorab!" action by the Legislature.
The committee, by a vote of I to I.
r? 'nie,) to report the Everett bills, and :
an effort to have an investigation
? ' the present police situation in New
York ? ? ?? I by Assembly?
men Blocti Niekerson, at Hew Vor.*?:
, ..f ? olumbia, and Taylor, of I r-.e.
voted . rhey held I
the police should not he giren the
.ch a?? can
? ? ?
I tl ?-??*? pra? -.ice . f the
rationing mei froat of
ore ion of
rty ' an Everett,
tl rer, appear. ?! before th?
urged '
? .? ? ? he rep? rl ed
'??-'... oppo
red that I
hand? of the police would be I i
deteetin? i tor? of the law if the
I court
? ? provea! ??? ??- invaaioi of prof
? .-? of th? pal
STATE SENATORS
ASK MORE TROOPS
Pass Resolution Urging
Congress to Provide
Army of 178.000.
MILLS POINTS OUT
NEW YORK'S DANGER
Entire Country. He Declares,
Unprepared to Meet an Enemy
on I,and or Sea.
Albany. March 27. Referring t-j
I'D 1 Bryan a? "the modern
Phodi a Nebraska, prea
?? of peace aad anprepared
ne <?:" great national
peril." Senator Ofdtfl I, Mill? spoko
|ht In support of hit rc.iolutior.
urg-rig New forfc'a representatives in
i ,,? |., -, ;o | <??. the r ?support to ?
? al r-o^raTim?? of *a*:or.?; ,(?
feme.
The resolution -. -. I engraaa ta in?
ereaei * ? gth of the ?regalar ana**
to 171 and
tat? ? , It wu
adopted bj a rote al :;" ta 15.
Democrat i i lad ?a :'h Rep
loyalty, but when the
1 'rtnocrat? voted in
aegat two Republicana Argot?
i ?them,
urged the nc tt
rake the peo
from their letbari Bens?
?leciared that if
adopt on i re olution hi. I
????< ? i would have accom
ible good
"a o jreara
ahoiild " .'?'nafor
Mills said, "when hardlv a month ha
gone by in wl faced the
ii ' - the protection of
th? pn rights and tho liberty
of OUI ? ' ?' . either With Mexico or
? ? mi n of the preat Kuro
pean powers. Should *v:?r come which
l.o,j forbid ure up, th- laMriCM p?o
; day in a position to defend our
I I MS power?
Humiliating ?.?? it :??. thp answer muit
ii,?? negal
Mr. lained in deta.l the un
and
?. - ? ? ? f naval oflleara to
show that the navy ranked fourth in
."e.-.il ?,f | econd.
:r navj no:, only fourth,"
rnator, "but abort of men,
-hor* of ammunition, without battle
er U i sera or ? ? SCOUting -?hip?!, and de
? - ? lubmarinea and neropl-.' i
?? th?, serviea ao
high I) in modern warfare
can any one question th ?' It is the
soieran dut ??' every member
?>" the Legislature, but of ?very eiti
. - v -, repre?
sentatives in ' engross to do ?II in their
..- v upon a be lis
adequate for national defence?*1
Nc? "iurk at Faa'a Marcy.
?Senator M Is declared that the cm
seaa of Mew York I Ity would he in?
?hat Hliips could stand
outside of Roekawav Hea?*h, tire over I
the arbole Width Of l.oni* I>iand and !
Brooklyn and reach New York, and still ;
be bi th? ra ei any guna
?? ?I in New \ .?:?*'- ?i? :" Dell.
a ?f-arrii.0115.'* .??etiat.?r
? .?" ;
1 itomac, ihr I :?pe
? eat, Tampa,
ton and the Col
-? atly below what tl ??: " lW br?
In fuet. mai . * ast fort
have tripped of their per
! that they irave been placed in
the ha ? ?'? When our
arc complete we
-a ill ha I '? i" t cent of t1
rera I ! Of the enli?-ted
*r\ for providing a mini?
mum manning I? all mines and
alf of the gui : artars
which it plat '1 --hall be
manned by n rulai troop ."
Senator Mills raid that if the Cham?
?i bill providing fir 17??,0t"?) men
in time of ! ? SCi a':d a f?.?11 war
trength of 22o,000 men. with an in
rrea-ed numbrr of officerr. was par-r-e,',
it ??.ai probable that the requirements
? regular army Would DC met, He
*<d, however, asi-iimt the feder?l
alization of the National liuard as a
Supplement to the regular army. An
on of between S60,000 and 400.
DO0 ctiren soldiers was needed, th)
Senator declared, to work with the
army in time - Ol war
??It is contended," Senator Milla de
?-lar??!, "that the requisite rrimbt-r of
men ciin be obtained in the militia by
paj :.g both the rank and tile and the
officers, li'i'i till*, the militia can be
into i? trained national army by
giving the Federal government some
ire of control over the various
till leaving them
- ? fiction of the various
tuthoritiea,
Uaeeaad an?l Pangoreae.
? rha plan is not only thon
unsound, but a very da ? ?, he.
eauae its adoption will lull the an?
eedlesa to ?ay that the
great majority of our people are not
experts In militan affaira into the
belief *? national pr?*parcdne?s has
r, whereas nothing ofj
the kind will have bien accomplished.
"? ?? i ?? attempting to cranta a'
_____
Fifty Per Cent are
Rejected?Fifty pcr
cent of all applicants for
Navy enlistment are rejected
as physically unfit. Strong,
healthy muscles, sound teeth
and good brain are built out
of the foods you eat. The
most perfect "ration" ever
devised is Shredded Wheat
Biscuit, the food that fur?
nishes all the material the
human body needs in a di?
gestible form. Don't be re?
jected ! Keep yourself fit for
the day's work by eating
Shredded Wheat for break?
fast with hot or cold milk or
cream. Eat it for luncheon
with sliced bananas, baked
apples and other fruits.
Give nature a chance. Made ?
at NUurara Falls. JN. Y.
! national army out of the state ?tiliM?,
? what we should do is to ereau- a fore?:
of I'ederal volunteer* wholly under the
eontrol of the national government.:
Thi? can he accomplished either by de?
railed legislative act, providing in all
jits dataill f^r the recruiting term of
enl s'ment and training of such farce,
or. pre'crably. by the utilization of the
inteer act of 191!. a proposition
which ?'-oka to the utilization in peace
for th? -aising of a volunteer
army for training, of the mean? we are
?? i : red to use i'i war for the raising
of a volunteer army for fighting.**
Senator Rrown, the majority leader,
? ,-r i".!ated Senator Mill? on hi?
??. but had barely taken h *
Senator Rennet remarked that
t- asolee? to adopt such r?solu?
.until there wa? a man In the Whit?
Rouse to c:irry them out. ami at
Rrown Is a d"Iegate-at large to the
Republican National Convention.
"Why don't you g?> to Chieago and
? 'r.r the nomination of the man who
r gi ' ai Aaaiatonl Secretary of th?
N'avy to fight ?ti Cuba." Sena'or B<
asked, "and ?ho afterward became
: President ard appointed the beat S*<
of War this country ever had, a
man whom all army officers now ore
i to ?. nominated for I
The major.ty leader only smiled ?*
qu??tloa.
?-? e
TOUGH TONY" MARENO
SET FREE BY WHITMAN
Osbornes Valet Once escaped.
Then Returned to Sing Sing.
a BUB I ??--?." ' - .
Albany, Sfareh 27. "Tough Ton>"
Mar? no s so-c illod had raaa of the
K.< ? Side, who became a mode! pri*
g Sil I ami vail " to Warden
Thorn. " . borne, ?a-, -e? tree to
Governor Whitman.
Tony had his freedom a khort Um?
nt'". hut since he gavo it up volun?
tarily this ' id a- bis reward.
H<* ha? heir, a member in ?ugh stand
ing of the Mutual Welfare League, and
1 a valel to 'he ?tarder; could have
walk* re door at any I
S did i ??'? Whin he was told,
? friend "Tom Brown"
I had been suspended he :ad he also had
derided to leave.
loriy made good his getaway ?nd,
?t ?I. : | lied wi'h money, ws?
to Strike out lor the Wet whs
irai members of the Welfar.?
I '..i,"jc found him and told h un that he
ipoiling tl i fair name <>f the
in leaving during the time ?if
Warden Osbornes trial. Tony there?
upoi gave \\\i In* travel? and returned
rrrison of his own will.
In April, 1908, he was convicted in
"few York of robbery in the fir-: do?
gee and sentenced ?o a minimum of
??? e years und ?i\ months. G
iernor Whitman commuted the sen
?? ' e? to th? actual time served to da'.*
7 years 11 month? and 11 da>?. H?
was informed, he ?.aid, by competent
physician? that Mareno va? suffering
from tuberculosis and assured by per?
son- intoreated in him that he would
| be taken care of upon relea?.*.
BOWERY MISSION HEAD
DEFENDS BREAD LINE
Aims t?i Bridge Extremity for
Worthy and Willing Men.
J. G. HalHmond, president of the
ry Mission, ha? come to the de
t fe-ice or* the brea?! Ine in KB?War to
i i\% recent critics 11 a letter ft- "! ba
! Tnbur.e he says:
"1'he ?oDh that ha'e been recently
? offend at the bread lines by Leroy
!'? tersen, of Polie? Headquarters, have
or.lv been mitad to strong, ? igorou*-,
?well nourished men. Men arho hare
been unaccustomed to manual work and
m?n half famished for want of food
and halt' maddened for want of
could not. of course, accept them.
"What must b? done u:rh the delin?
quents who. w-! ?Ie able ?., do SO
not work? 'Commit them as vagrai I .'
sap? th ? Police Department. That
moans thirty days hard labor on Black
Islaad, an 1 returning th?
?reets of Sen Vori: ? ?ty in ex
nctly the same ("ependent condition,
am? amount of bittern?! ii their
hearts and the prison brand upon their
lecords. In the mean time the city
? be hill - and the i ill with
la thii the bi il olul ? i of the
:on ?
"Regarding the arorthy and willing
man, for ahem the bread lin? ?a pn
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISKMKNT.
Sunday
April
2nd
Sec the Capital While History Is Makin-**
ROYAL BLUE LINE
New Jersey Central, Reading and Baltimore & Ohio Ra?ro^J,
-??Hr.. l ?.,risi. ?\ M I' Va -....:"'"?? ,'""-r" St ?- Magi "41. ?I,,,, ?
.??a;?. ?-"--'',-,-'*?-?,?;"r-""* . .... *?
xc ?id ?s, ,7 50 P. M. : Liber
,';..;???*-:?--?
'?
manly provided, our bumble aim
limply to help him bri.ik-e OV?
few difl until we ha?.
a job for bins. Thi? baa worked
tirely to our satisfaction, and we
'.'.lor; tO fudge.
"Th ? bread lme ha? represen ed
many of the mm of the Bowery
la*' pitch of their degrada' " .
was u!?o the turning point in tl
lives, since through th?* ministra!
to their ph\?;eal being, allied with
to their spiritual bei
their regeneration was accomplis*
To u* thr* hi* hi en ?he tiros' import
question at iaau? ?nd on? 'ha* tr"
?ends all ether conaiderati?
BLACKWELLS MEN
SMILE ON GUEST
led Shuffle to Ragtime as Sim
mers Peek Into Cells.
. ,' ? ,--i!p??.rs would call
artistic pro:!-, the tlio-at til : t. not
thing about the "Profesor" was
, leoal of blue an.i white striped \
- g. lie sat at th-* baby gra
piar.o between the cell blocks in HI in
well's Man?! penitentiary, ??tract!
syncopated tunes that made the gra*
door? rattle to th? ?hall? ?* hundrr
.. ?? ?.r:?iine.l t'ee'.
With MO professional ?l'lmmor.
members of the Monday Club as I
audience, the form?? bc-t rag'.n
player among b,000^M0 persons ji
ten - ' ? Bast River ro?e to the c
ea.*ion, just as Warden John .1. Murtl
Hurdette i, Lewia, CotamUaloner
Correction, and Dr. Katharina B. Dai
know he would. While hi COlloagU
picked on the banjo and drew bow
ilia, the "Professor*1 thought
his student day.? in the Herlin Co
ervatory, long before he eve- dream?
he would be taugh? with narcotic*
his possession.
"Memphis Blues" had t,nkle?l awi
Into the f-y. hars of "Swef .'ivr
when the orchestra wa? interrupted I
th? observation party, which had con
th? corridor to peek through tl
barre,] dOOfS.
Tho lnmrt'"? enjoyed the extra mus
which accompanied tho visit of tl
? ?.. ed woiki ra air?i executi -
chanty and socii !otr-ic.,l organ
m New York. Whether they relishe
the tone of ;n*pei-fion none ?a;.I
"Sui?\ they liKe it,*" said one of t!i
keeper?. "If you were ahut v.n in her*
wouldn't you like to s?"' some tie?
facet once m a while? i?'s variety fo
them, it i?."
"I'robably some of them reseat tin
scrutiny," Commissioner Lewis said. "
gave orders to have the visitors pas
by a-. "?uic-aly as possible. They wer
not ?'.ipposed to tall', to the inmates."
A? far a* could be observed, |es
than six of th?. peaiteatiary's thousani
inhabitants imilod a welcotao ? i I
visitor?. Mont oi' th?m came to thi
doors of l heir cell?, puffed on eig
arettes and kept their faces rn a stati
of emotional vacuity. A few refu e.) ?
terrupted ? the) la. ... theii
?' newspaper? or maga
a?-.
"AMEN!" CRIES HOUSE,
CENSURING DAVIS
Texan Representative's Vituper?
ation Censored by Colleagues.
"~ .. hingtOB, March '.'7. The
expunged from the ???-, -
?I Kecord" the "vitur' '
denunciatory*1 language inser'.-.l und. r
the leave to print privilege by Repre
entotive of Texas, I .?
"Amer."' ?-hoi need 'he Hou?- a
? ote was ta
Representative Pavi? sprinkled i?::
'?'. ith "amei
NEW YORK WOMEN
SEEK WEST'S AID
Twenty one from This
City to Join Mission to
Voting .Sisters.
if
Ufa I. irifrton. M.?r,-'i . ; The (V
greaoioaal Uaioa ? Hitie?
?**** * ?*' '' ' i St af
the ?? ?h" will toar t1 a ?^,Tm_e st.!.
on th- *?- ? . ,ry ^
a*, .ni af iiai ?
their voting -
list will iactade Mn Barrial .?-tanto,,
Hlatcl.. Mr ' , Mrs. Jn,
Nilho | Aaaa (?
atablo, M; a i.'. ? . ?
Burn " B Taylor and Un.
11. H P. Belmont, , f ] , .
National and ' of th?
Congraeaioaal Vi on fr.,n, <,., rt?.
ern stab ? haie sigaifii .. - -,
tion to at*? r,?l th?
I
quarters on ipi - ? . --? .
plan? for ' 4
'? ? r.l IS ?,;:
be de. to
.'
1 ' ?? ?'''?'- a " Anr.i>
I Martin, of Neve ... ?if the n?
tioniil lag .-pe??
on " I he rr< S4 n( L( ** ? . .-uc*."
" . Lucj Bun
*:?vial viCO?chain ? I union, ?ill
speak on "Sutfr ?.
Admil Paul,
of Now Jersey, natio ? '. rheinaea of
tho Com Ui ?.. for
. .
??.?."
\ the do | Reama
Voter"- Attil ' e?l 0f
Rast? - iffi * -
? - H
Dr ' ora
State; Mr?, s. B. M
tana, an?l Miss It
"H t?
the women ? otera . .. rtst
lution? and petit ? n'? or
itio ? "rond
ine organisations h ?ill b?
, n ? nte.i, and ? * ? ? ?
A farewell l?jncho.a
the envoys to the W< ? ? -menti
liend'r' ' - ' '. UM
Ispeakera will be Mr- 0. H. P. H*.
.
Mm. Harriot s'-r- '
? onatable and M
New ITorl
?
Ftieg
"
of Vi
Squash Tournament
Marred by Defaults
Defaulted mat ? ?
ir, the opening re n
?
h <!?ir, *
one ?eras played. ? i
.'
-i o'
club, who
.
V inderpoi I proved fa
| la) ? : ? ' tilo
? ?
..n-apper-.r;"
?? r--,- \v. .1 Kna| | . '? " ' * ?ndJ
A. I.e Bo .'.eher.
ASK FOR IT BY NAME!
^WARD'S
It pays to take the tvjroublc to specify by name, because
when you buy WARITS TIP-TOP BREAD or DAINTY*
MAID BREAD, you know you are getting a pure food
product in which you may hare the fullest confidence*.
There is a notable difference between TIP-TOP or
DAINTY-MAID and other kinds of bread. Even the
waxed wrappers which surround them are distinctive And
different. On the table the firm, creamy white, close
-"rained slices of these quality loaves present visual proof
of their excellence, and when they meet the trial of taste
there comes the full realization of why it is worth while
to ask for them by name.
The crowning satisfaction in eating TIP-TOP or
DAINTY-MAID BREAD is that fine feeling of confidence
which comes from the knowledge that they ar** clean
inside the crust and outside.

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