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Women's Entry Into
Practical Politics
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men who
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to the atates a- iOB. Head
< hicago. fi . ."ipaign will
iie directod.
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ahould fail of th. neeaaaarj two
l were laid for carry
mg out tl ;cy in actual po<
warfare. I ir of diat
ehangc tha
lesult in t.ongiess. ThcaC will l"
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? f tha
talked ?1."
a' de R Whitehouae came
home early from tha ? BVCBtioB to
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BB are
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Mary tiari' Bi ? n? on Thursday.
Suffrage Leaders
Joyful as House
Passes Dry Bill
They Unitc in Belief Action
Presages Victory for An
thony Amendmcnt
Faith Grows Stronger
Bujraboo of States' Riphts
Looked Upon as
Explodcd
B) i.niir t \itlim :?( iv< j
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ilk. And t! ?;
lt ia pn
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work for thr prohibition amendi
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anffrage ami
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vote, l confidentlj ex|
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men from ?
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pted by R.
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laat dollar I
frage,
laadera of theA
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publiea
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bia.
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would have bad bition
ago. If ti ?
:. wh)
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tional reforn
Kaiser Interview "Killed
To Postpone World War
More Lighl on the Fa
nious Journalistic Doc
umenl Which a Ger?
man Cruiser Sank al
Sea Maximilian I lar
den Corroborated It al
tht- 1 ime and Corn
mented l pon Ger
manya Misfortune to
Have Such a Ruler
rigii of Wil in '
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I th* i '
old >:;
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II
the war begai
.
ng Mr. Halc to
Mr. Hale U .
I
all, b
. :;. ..:' hin
d Hale
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? ch aftei
.,. ,
. hancellor, i Gei man cm
in Waahington auppreased ln tha
ieally decl
? war
with England
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t of I
S'ewjfoi k Time;''
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a fi.ur-ji...
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ippoaad thal
bject I
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Ci ra mi Ambaa
Mr. Hale want to Borlin. Hi
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yarda In
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Bei aaa contemj
trip in northern .?? on thi im
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. ? iy w ith tl
thi i\.. II
;
? idi .1 bj I ' v
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... imperia!
.
on the deek a
not yet a eonfldcal i I
ror
i ? an ambitiaai projcel per
d iu .Mr. Hala'i mind Oa
. th tha
luenl M
ormal.
?
the Kaiser and Mr.
I
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undcr what circum- ;
Mr. ILil.
: hii plrpo '? ? | from
which wci
. ? furore in Borlin leal
not hnoarn.
d the Interview flrat
? er, whieb, fi
... ii. would not print it. 'i hen
? io 'Jh.' New York 1
which, aa haa b I] told, waa
unable to print
Cenl Maga '.<?." which priat
i ,i bal . ibliahcd it.
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v, oi ? .' v. hieh wai eopied all
ifl rmed bj
.
rhe i
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Maximilian Harden's
Version of the Kaiser's
Suppressed Interview
ilanirerous Kaiser in
? coun
ribuai
appcared on
aarV Thi
or ara 11 alaxlmillaa Ba
many lUBI
. ritie o' Juahariam and thC
rai generally.
Barden began by protosting aajaiaat
ty of the K
I
- eoatiaual
briac." Aaaaag
?\inei ? had reachei!
'?shririi > . aai WiUlaaB Pa\ar.l
? cor.tinued fn-m
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i to him for two
i. t after the London aeai '
lei ? ' '
i hard to prevent the
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ti l
publiahci *
. laga a' ta
daal. laa
tha r'l>..r' a
ed in Mi t
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My her allial
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e. Whei ' ??
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ild.
and
p ?
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i he wild a I
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till :? mn . ' ing in '
kepl
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woul '
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like Gi i ''"'"
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, two
ong, The
: iceord with I ba
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ba
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drillei '? ? eAnglo
n ? . .,- ? with
, ? Itorj of which ahall
i,(. open to all na?
i.
tl E
iii.lv Land
Turk i allow
pared
gei lony.
! have made tbe mean,
the B ?
| by God' anger. When tha
'
.- about mi
;? ram e. Great
i her
Irrowa are pouring
rd' head."
i ?
im haa never u<
milar
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And Fnuland
' a
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? ? un
dly aet. B i
although the
M r. II ,|e wen pub
Pulitzi
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a >,.
.... ll.it . . .
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. eomplain
ehood ; :
There are 1
,. . fo ind neh
tha
rorda, * '? ? '-' ?
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the narrow art of di
ie German
---?
U. S. Field Gims Like
French 75's, Crozier Says
In Annual Report
v, \- IIKGTO! . Dcc. 17.?An
. i,, gim
tcd only
? Major General Crozier, chief
thi annual repo
say.
The reporl it up to Junc 30
had been plaeed for I^OOOeOOO
Bnfield for tha ro-ckam
I. :i for
iimmiriition baring bacfl
? ,1 .lunc 1
.1 the uachina gun situation Gen?
eral i i ilei icya thal acveral typca af
weapon i bai i been found efflciei
gnn board, but that pro
curemenl af aa adequate aapply was
?' aeeni mi; del it ?
"in otkei ararda," ba adda, "thenum
ii - on hand when war
araa d< mall that il araa
Bg at tha gi
gun
. I] ui opera
tion and to atiliia their output when
inufacturad had boon
m portad by thal board aa efl ?
evui ? .-. imt bava
ri ported ii eat.
"K-. baa been b
, ,nsid
i rablc progrea In tl ion ia
appropriated t..
?
It is ahowa in the reporl that al!
?
a Frriuii 75'a, which
d ? ince tke
gai 'l he l- rencii acmi-automal Ic
mechanlam alao haa baan
I in modifiad form, so that
i- n BCh batterie* in
; from the same
I ? i rcrafl
b al ;-> hai ?
Store Open Ev'ga
F^Z*'f* 1 From Tuei., Dec. 18,
|r " >3 to Mon., Dec. 24.
Dainty and Serviceable
Philippine Lingerie
Beautifallj hand - arabroiaV
ercd
.i .1 Nlgki
. $1.98 lo $5.49.
? slashed or
i Ide ? i
: .' callop
$1.98. Main Floor.
, r ro
BloomingdaleS
:''th (o 60th Sl. 3d to U?. A?a
T.R.HitsWilson
As Opponent of
Military Training
Colonel Drclares President
Now Espouses Explodcd
Bryan Theory
Quotes From Proverbs
"Being Brayed in Mortar," Hc
Says, Cannot Kill an idea
Born of Folly
I, \' \- ' MV. Mo. D ?
? B< Bg '
fool
:
"IV
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ratii
v
cording
the f. ^}U"
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? pol
ic v.'
Wilson's Seer.
hai eflTect the |
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ctn at need ipring to arma orernight
Th i Adml
pre
, , inapeakably
a . frc itandp* of per
'
Admini li ition'i |
in the
greaaional
.? on.
"Mr. Baker'a report, Mr. Br
?
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another. They
in the relation of can ic and ?
and
euncei tha' the p
?
???? n for
i eora
ry blundcr
and delay, and for all tha miaconduct
. ?
?.
the lamc futile path
until ili ???!? ...ertakei ua.
? " 'i Adn
i- ahall !?'
.1 our i -.\ ii folly, until wa ara lui.'.ed
kdful c.ilar'- '
'?
? ? to . ? r ''ii- policy
nnd thal ' ? ;.i ? '?" ' ?
ajrafuaal to prcpare.
.' ti.-i ..? .:. i the leaii
thui given them, they will be gu
Too Much Red Tape,'
Says Crozier Tellin** of
Delays in War Action
WASHING Sen
ate COI
War D
1 . who
arad there
|y too nuicli red tape" get
V.'l.ile an emerger.cy an
propr. r B lump appro
priatiu:. ol II made by
tha War Department Aprtl .">, a day \y
fore war wai d waa Jur.e
ropriatiom
?
?Bul oi" dallara
gx^i
PARIS
57?AVEat 46TJ?ST,
NfcW YORK
fulurc io-day
JCatwdonte'^
n:tM^b%mined L 0 alU
dkChristmasQiftsor
Jor&ensonal'Wear
FaaUooable m?cM< ckvdoped ia aft. warm niateriala
partiuilarl, aaitabk for gift puapoae formerly to %\H
., $55 & *75.
I anpropr.at;..:: made I
? intcrrui
.. -| have BOt baaa i
iaf^ad with *n> e>.pianation made o.'
mattar. For iai
appropnated for BMihlBC |
PBd :?ni haven't tBC gUBC J0\
apprapriatcd for small arm?, and pwB
tha money for |
I ?'? , .
??V.e vere far ihortcr of |
? General I roaii - bbbu
gC Bg ??>
ar in tbc ? ? ?
'i don't think
; . tplanation."
?
for targct practiec and tn
? | ?:.u iu tbc Bold."
How pracpcetlvc appropi ?'
Congn
? rj .. General Crozia I ?
... ba aaid, orden were |
millioa round- of ammui
, ?
ivailablc. He detailed
. , toi ??? ? >a! bad :
made gun forgir.;: were givei '*iz"
?
ductioa.
??Wo ; are plai ed orden
11,500,000,000 aince I bc
al Cresior cxpU i
?
government's exponaei for any year
- paniah War."
??our requlremeata for I
aivci m Praacc will be mcl
? - actery, aml rig.
ara be ag taki eraaac predc
? ? l ?
H,.'
ta ccjuip I
tanki ihailar to the nei Bi l -
chinei, but imilinfly rafu
into detuil.
Regardiag American coa I
Senator Fr<
cpunti ? wanti
eaaat artillary and dofenaoc are ?
? type and abla to eai
attaeking foree. lubmarina or ot
\ . . hi activc a-. thi
. ? or.s'.'"
, ; i
-For the ia ? tcn or
yeara. ; nd naw, our coast defeneea
ior to -.hose of any aa
? E iropi 0 ir gaai ai i iatf
adcrriatr." ,
.
have an ??ie*r
partmcni ilmilar to Eng
?
"My own balii ? '", better
ilarg [ and i ?
ra her than c
,,? laa," Gateral Croalcr r< plied,
:.er rcaalta have been obtained
'? . eihan by tbc Britiah argai ...tion."
Senator Hit'heock taid tl i
u
941 'M AVX.
b\T af-lW afV
Specta/ists in
3porting Goods"
CHRISTMAS SPE( IAL
a
I
BGENUINE FRENCH BRIAR PIPE
\ Mrrling siiver mountinjj -
J Amher stem?Leather ( a?e
J SPECIA1.$1.50
B Open Eiening* Lntil CItntlmtt
>Il.......txnnimm4?Tii
ANSiON
'The Coficc that Sclls Itsttr
It apealt*. in terms of
palate-aitis'ying delifht
27c PER FOUND
? Delivery free on oi der? of 6?e
poinda or mora)
"Ao Oroccr Sells lt
The Postman tirlmft lt.*
Alice Foote MacDougali
"7'oe Only Wor.;an Cofftf Imoorter."
133 Front Straal New Yorb
'I'liiii.e JoliB 14S3
ianftb
: i nnd d?
ltver.es and aaked whether the War
??? -pc?J
-
-u a d I t couatry
en haa he, -. too nue*
too much red ? .- e, too muek
the c-.cpartment,"
5, ator Hitehcock. "Has any
1 ? been mad rten up ts?
-,, ?-. . great deal of red Upa hu
been eliminated.' aaid General Ciaaka
PARAWUNS m
\ _ *ffl LaaV -48?-'3
/07'
l?-T^-O.
'
^-tT-v
0
ONT put
only mx
C omr in to-day
Vou'll find
!o pay. Par
Xmas Hints
ftt aanaal SH1RTS at aaa
doliar Battt right, quality fab
ll 'fying ityles a weahli
ii holidav patlrrnn. He'll I ke
rm1
I'.indkrrebitfi (olton. Iin-n.
lilk plaJB #nd ian. y p?i k'd
.n gvl h.ixei of 1.x.
i'ownet CLOVES of i apo,
?-.iede, and moeha?fleece and
(vi ! ncd one;, too.
' Ll'KWEAR ia do/ens ol
I'les. patlerm and color* al
and $1.00.
Arrow Collari ? in d../rn
? oaca ai $2.00.
MUFFLERS a wonderful ai
>..rlnient of . kkIicIj and piain
aaka at easy pricCBi
JEWEI.RY ( uff tnka. icarf
; n>. Ituaa, penkmves in qual
:tv Lox'i I ut at popular pricei.
Interwoten HOSE a jually
famcut hrand tiom lule al 55c
I > BBB al (A.
SUSPENDERS n BJBBBB gdt
boaaa,
Par-awount SHIRTS de LbBC
ol crrpe and lub lilki -di?
im ti\? pattrtm j a. kol ?rj>
? rately in a l.ox a tuperb gifl
?i $5.00 eaih.
off buying HIS gift any longcr. Trrerr's
days left. Avoid tlie last rnmute ru?li.
i
just what he wanti and at a prirr you want
amount wcarablrs are srnsible gifts
economical, yet truly apprrciated.
C.i\r him jomething Io wear ?..metlnng
bal be gratefui for the year through. Ilie
.r.nde of any Par-amount ihop aril answrr
your queslions as to whal.
Fm wear, quality. <.tvle and all round
IBliafai IBBB you can ?aiely depend upon Par
amount men j weax guarantred rertainU ?
I nvcr. our uwn guaranlr- aad alkB
I ribuac'a.
Stcp in at any of Par-amount ? foai ?hop?
i, drtv. It will help solve (hat gifl problem.
Par-amount
Shirt
Shops"
ajBJ
1
OOWNTOWlt
TR1BUNE BLDG.,C.tyHallPark
VBTown
59th & 3rd AVENUE?
125th & 3rd AVENUE?Harlem
149th & 3rd AVENUE?Bronx
- \i i auopa orata Bvanaiaoa

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