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HALL'S BEDDING
P* Standard of Quality
??Hair*?" Mattresses
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rBAHfC A. HALL & SONS
ujtt'K- '" **? Beds and Btfirlim*
25 Wet-t 45th St.
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Bade L : Lace
and
510 Fifth A.cnue
Every Corset ?'tiled
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Capital Expects War
Declaration by China
p-M.dent May Be Forced to
Yield to Feeling Against
Germany
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ACCIDENTS will
happen, but they will
be less oi bility
if your car is equipped
with
?NANTI.. F0R4OO0 Ml LES
Their Indented Trond wa9
hca
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r* BATAVIA RLBBE*.
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Conscription
Bill to Pass
By Saturday
Adoption of Army Staff
Plan by Both Houses
Seems Certain
Senator Stone Now
Favors Expedition
State Delegations, a Poll
Shows, Are Swinging to
Selective Draft
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ige of
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re may rot
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"The " rot
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To?
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sn a
week siro, ?j le showing
dancer ?
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were many
te once fot
? con
< hamp (lark No Deterrent
Not
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order States showed
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bowed
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for and l
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Ilnc-up of State??
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?a ill forth
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Hair Tell* Mil?-?' \ urn
"I -ah-' m Eng Franco a .
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omar.c relations with Germtny." ?aid
nod I r?
which
countries:
? ? of th? lofty
eountr*, we ha?l
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? that!
. . Ihe war s
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State Celebrates "France Day;"
Urges U.S. to Pay Debt to Ally
Nation's Entry Into War Approved and Course Indorsed
m Rallies a! ?Bankers' Club, ?Lafayette
Statur and City College
"Fr .
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of i snnivi
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Daughtei I ,nt-,at i,
G. A. R . American
? f Arts ?. .the
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and ihi' New York Si
ati.
A huge wi
. : e comf1
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I, while Jo- '
*?cph H. CI
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pall Hawk? , Baron d Ci
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ended
a won alk< I tl base nr.d
upon it. 1
She refused I amo.
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should and
walked rapidly sv
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ii. unde*- eom
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The
flag di
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celel ration did not coi
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tiding
d b | demanding :
? ' battle, an?! .-it
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Ihi
i ally.
I'r I I 'ihn, of ?
declared ti i(
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? together in 177 7 end
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freedom, HI
Pi John II. Finley, former pr<
i s?ati- Commi -
I i ical ion, eulogized '
tared I rill i?e th?
?lie I'nitr?! .
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ley:
t Pay th" ."-' lte
of \t w Vork extends ?:1??<? welcome
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.-?on. N?*u- York pay?
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ince of t he ?-ntire
i ; pledgi
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? -.il to pur
on. freedoi .
ml and trcaFuro
I merique!
Bankers' club
I ?scar
.*?? SI rs I Murrs But'er
1 eph II. < ho. c.
i r rn-ii i.?*il that
tes eoAp? rml ng
?..,-' victory for
"free government throughout the
ri ?I.
0 is president of the
sounded a
"li* us have a raro." he said, "in
joining th?* cron'f'* I'uropean dem
thai m?o h\ law anil
? UP Ho
l of the worst of
Lei us not sin--; the
by dignified ami hiph
ible purpos?
forwar end that th" war
be upeedil; and illy tcrmi
nated."
were held i
v *: the
Brevoort, Lafayette and otl
:,i-t n i phi.
man obj? cl ivc.
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Mi the
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Mr. Frank .
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r Hale. "Do we |
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failure, or
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Lee Led Conscripts,
Veteran Tells Ciark
Says History Proves That
Confederacy Depended
on Compulsion
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Washington, <\pi man
burg
t, and I w;
Fv,iy ma
the Wilderness nnd at < old Harbo
? rip:, iiiui I v, ?? e of them.
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and I
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Witl the '? wi rd Ben!
. of Alcxai ?In.i
to-day to ertion of
*- peak i ? ' had a j
1 ? I suse," by j
stundai the late
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hich told of the
the ( onfed
1 '? ? quotatioi ri ad : "1 he mo ?
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? ? conscription law
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f the i
Pi the Confed? racy
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and had relied on
nthusiasm to conduct
the war.
?. was bar?
? racy. The law
? revc every I
the ages o
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tro] and placed him absolutely at
President I ?at i dur
Il annul ?il all contractl made
with volunt? erg ? i ma, hold?
ing t' ? ? cc for two year
1 should the war contini,i'. All
tweh? ' below ? .-htecn
and i
would have beer, exempted bj this law
c for
??i expired.
. . . 1 !??? conscript ?on law, bei id? -
"r r rruiting rervice,
? ? . ? tern of
the or
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Irish Problem Knotty,
Bonar Law Declares
Lloyd George Is Expected to
Adorers Commons Next
Week on Situation
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Premiei Lloyd
promis? 'i ' ' '
concerning th?
Irish Andrew Bonar
? hancelior of the Exchequer, toi
day that there had heon no
avoidable d? i a< hing h de?
i had not g
iat ion v? as discui sed. The
. Mr. Bonar l?aw added, had
i ?,; abandoned hope that il ? ";
nlution of ? v and
, .,t; expectation, un
? entirely
to maki his promised
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Special Sale of
Rubberized Raincoats
Guaranteed Waterproof
We have purchased from our regular manu?
facturer 387 Raincoats, consisting of varied
lots which heretofore sold ?it considerably
higher prices.
They are offered in a Special Sale at
$Q.75
The original prices of these coats ran up to
$20.
They are in tans, blue-grays and tweed mix?
tures?all being of smart model and in every
way fully as desirable as if each coat were a
member of a complete assortment.
\\?ber Se tleilbnoner
Clothier?, Haberdasher? and Hatters Eleven Store?
24\ Broadway 34_> Bioadway 771) Broa '*.*v I l?J Broadway
44th and Broadway |_t>_ Broad .ay MSH I'?O Natiau
20 Cortlandt 30 Bro.l 42ad and Filth A?e.
Clothe* at .10 Broad. 241 Broadway. IIS5 Broadway,
44th and Brecdua). 42d end Fifth Ave.
War Tax Measure
Will Raise Fund
Of $1,500,000,001
Committee to Have Tenta
tive Bill Ready for Dis?
cussion Monday
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i
Profits Tax a Problen
Experts to Submit S-atistic
To-day?Income Exemption
Widely Argued
I, April C?'. A
bill for | ir revenu i robabl
i will be leportn] ti th" ?_.
1 ommittee no? latrr than Mor
daj by ihr -,
I I ?? luggi ?'?on- submitte
by Secretary MeAdoo will bf* followe
?los'ly. though it is unlikely that th
bill will provi'l? f... retroact ve
'and exeeaa profita taxes, conau
?
Present indications are
ure will carry item* totall
I about ll.?oo.onn.noo. The Seep
suggestions would have brought in $1
300,000,000, which, it m? ti
would mept half the
ear of th? \? ar.
; Three or four veek? may he i
? deliberation on : he bill II I
ee. While no t",na 1 vote hi
n on any proposai, the committee
men are virtually agreed on all fea'
i r<-<? e-eppt income anl eXCCSS nrol':*
taxes. Th. ip are eauaing much '1 ? ?
= ;on, and expert? are preparing
i : rofita for prei 11
(e-morrow.
There ha* been a great deal of arpa
mer? o\er whether the ineome tax ex
emption ?hall be lowered !" $1,000 foi
single nnd $1.500 or $2,000 for *
rrrnons from the present figures, $3,00?
14,000. Most members of the iub*
committee Bre understood to be Aillinc
to lower the exemption fur s-rt_!<* per
?on? to $1,000, bol some maintain that
married person5 Whould In- allowed
. *,nno greater exemption than single.
Whether the excesl ? shall
be a flat rate on all profit? or a con?
tinuation of the present exeesi profits
plan ha*i not been decided. 1? wa
to-night that the
tr.-M4.rd the latter plan.
Plans for taxing automobiles, i ?
ee-.ving attention, would provide for a ?"?
per mnt tax on th?* factor; ' M
this rate it i.? estii .
roui?! be raised during the coming
year.
A tax or railroad and Pullman car
tickets, to be paid by the purchaser,
appear? <o be ai sored.
Une *r.-eat ceneral problem with
which the sub-committee now i
gling is that of providing more taxes
whiell can be placed on wen 1th and not
paused on to the consumer. Some com?
mitteomen think the solution lies in in?
romp and
undir en- -
a
Navy Heads Silent
On Sinking of U-Boat
Lacking Positive Proof, No
Official Claim Will
Be Made
U i ? c Navy l?e
partment maintained silence t?' day in
regard to the reported sinking of a sub?
marine by the Runners aboard the
American steamer Mongolia. The de?
partment'? report.? of the incident are
similar to tho.?e carried in preai dis?
patches, bu? lacking positive proof that
t I,r- underwater !*"nt ?u? destroyed, no
official claim will be inii'le.
The Mongolia has seventeen enl tei
men of the navy handling her -run
under command of Lieutenant Bruce
Ware, it was learned in New York ye
terda; i '. ? j are;
Emmet Atkin . Bai c I ity, Va
Franklyn T. Bland. Nov. York; Vere '
Inn a, 111.; .lames Conley, Brool
lynj Arthur I.. Conrad. Frankfort, Ind
Donald F. Core, Bartlcsville, Okla
Frank F. Ford. Brooklyn; Sam W. Pre?
man, Cadiz, Ky.; Norris Harries. Ne
Orleans; Francis Howard, Decatu
li:?l : Henry J. Lesa, Newark, N. j
Kug? ne P, Reeady. Fore River, Mass,
George K. Schulkind. Pittsburgh; Joh
?i Tushenski, Kay Shore, N. Y.. all sen
man; James A. Goodwin, (runner's mat'
r ? elaas, Portsmouth, Va.; Rudolp
J. Holly, coxswain. Brooklyn, and Pran
A, Smolski, coxswain, Detroit.
Four Garibaldis Ask
To Fight for America
Rome, April 20. Peppino Garibaldi
crami'on of the Italian patriot, wh*
chief of staff to the late Pn
Madero of Mexico, then a commander
?if Italian volunteers in the Arjronno
now- a colonel at the Italian
has made a ?peciai visit to Rome
with three of his brothers, all officers
under him. to offer their services to
the United States. The Garibaldi]
they bell? ved their war experience was
more useful in America than here.
where they could be easily replaced by
other trained officers.
j The Garibaldi brothers were received
1 by Thomas Nelson P^pe, the American
Ambassador, and they asked him to
Particularly A?)propriatc Now!
MEN'S NEW ENGLISH
Regimental Scarfs
$"Mo
Hnnd-Mado of imported repp
silks in 40 Regimental Colors
CARMOOR
LONDON
This beautiful collection of Regi?
mental Starts is an interesting com?
mentary on the dye situation ? it
embraces the colors of forty English
regiments ami there isn't a single
color missing, nor off color, in spite
of the dearth of dyes.
Rich, deep, live Knglish colors that
are full of vim and victory.
Hand-made, taped from end to end
and won't pull out of shape.
The ideal regimental touch in this
hour of a great international cause.
Very good value at $1,00.
Men"? ruro.i-.liin--;-? Shop? 16 Waat 38th Street
franklin Simon &Co.
Clothing Furnishin)*? sh??o-i
FIFTH AVKM E
'Phone 6900 frriilt'Y and u <* will call fur
yoitr oitn tint t>r fur Und put it in storui:'
The Man About to Pay
$20, $23 or $25 for His Suit
Could not do better than look over
The Saks Selections for Spring
TN our present assortments you will find
more fabrics, more models and a greater
diversity of patterns than has ever before
been attempted in suits at these figures.
The styles are individual and original, and
each suit has been tailored by craftsmen
whose lifework has been that of tailoring
clothes for the best dressed men of New York.
Saks Clothes are Saks Made ,
?ai.s&(Cmiqmmj
Broadway at ,34th Street
convey their offer to Washington, sub-[
ject to the usual consent of the Italian !
government.
Should the Garibaldi brother? go to
America, it is proposed that they be
used as instructors in the latest meth?
ods of warfare, in which the Italian
army has had much experience.
Broadway at 34th Street
Announce, beginning toda}}, a
Clearance Sale of Men's
Hats at $1.95
in which will be included:
300 Italian Soft Hats.formerly $5
500 American Soft Hats.formerly $3
350 Brown Derbies. . .formerly $3 & $3.50
I 20 Brown Derbies.formerly $4
Ci Tu close i?ut small lots and keep our storks
five ?if accumulations, we have reduced thes.
hats for immediate clearance. The soft hats
are in all wanted colors, and every hat in
tlu_ lot is of this season's purchases. All sizes.
Arone C. O. D., on approval or exchange.
.Xow being featured in the Motor Apparel Dept.
Men's Reversible Motor Coats
Made of Leather and
Gab
a id me
at $65
Illustrated at left. A
roomy double breasted
Knglish model with
Raglan shoulder* and
?J?-tachable belt.
One side is of soft
Danish leather, and
the other side is of im?
ported rainproof gab?
ardine.
On the Main Floor Today
Scotch Wool Jackets, $5.65
Ideal for all outdoor sports. Made of pure Scotch
Wool by A. McDougal. of I^nark. Scotland. Both
medium and light weights.
Men's Scotch Wool Hose,
Special at $1.35
Suitable for golfing, hunting, or other outdoor
?ports. Ma?!?* in Scotland, of pure Scotch Wool, with
fancy top, and may be had with or without foot.