72 44 ThE SUN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1916.

the effect Unit lie li.nl archied In callCount ion llcrnstotfT to tusk on theUtouinl thai the latter had circulatedfalse lltilucsslnns us In t lie meaning ofthe Ann I It .) n dlsn inutnetit propositi tnthe lliilrnlo Allies tho Irritation in theIh'li.iitini nt uga.nst the Ambassador hadl.ot lessened inatetlall.i. -

Chief of Hut One Time, and Theninn .iiimiiiieirnuoii inn io i'iuiuhbi oiitlili-n- t l:il negotiations If (Icnimtiy noeshot reccdo friini lu-- r picsent position.

Illnmliiv 1n lleriiorll.Vrlonds nr Heirrtury UinsliiR art! still

frilling to lav at the door of Count vonIlrntelotlf all Maine Tor any false Imp-rest-Inn which (lerninriy nmy have (totus tn the Intentions "f thr AmerlcRiiSovernmcnt nt tho 1li the illwirmK-niei- it

pinposnls were sent ti the Ihitenterowers. I

It was stilled y mai otnu vonllertirlorff Haunt Hwleitineu D.nilelx from $i:t.iii0,iini to il.ot li lieeii led to titiderstutid, innTeutonic di .'l.iratlon wen- - published,that the Pulled StateK was not preparedIII the event of a i ejection of the Ameri-can itinwnlH by the Allies to renouncethe principle of International thatmerchant ships are entitled to arm fordefence.

REPLY SOON.

Arllmi on I he IVIrolUe'nl'rninlril.

U

WxellisuTiiS, I'eb. SI. SecretaryIrfiiiflnK lecelM-i- l word y fr"in

I'eiitUld at Vienna that theirply of the Austrian tlovemmeut to thnAmerican dem.Mid fop an eMilanatlonnf the KUhmaiinc attack last Decemberon the American ml tank eteamer I'etm-lit- e

will le.idi WarlutiRton In the nextfew iho".

I'endlmr Iti- - teielpt nlllciN of theState Departmctit decline to tatewhether or not mli.ie.iihr I'enlleld

In an way what the nature oftho reil would be. The leply 1h

however, to lead to furthere triliei' Auctrla voluntarily

npoloc..i " for the attack.The IVtfoliie w.w uttackej lu eastern

5trdltcrraneaii u.iteiK uhde en routefiom Alexandria to l'hiladelhla. TIioukIillyliiK the nnilran llac and huvlni! thoAmeriian color promlnentl painted onher wile", the ven.d waK middenly ap.prnached .!!( tn by an Autrlan

ulioii Hied a wnrnltiR shotncroK the bow. of the 1'etrollte toitoi her

AccordliiB to aflld.ivlt from Capt.Thontp-o- n of the I'etiollte andmnilicr- - of the clew, the tanker "usImmcliately hauled to. but ileeplte till."the Mibmai ne lontiuued tltliiK. Duehhell iilened the tanker and nerltiunlywouitiled one of the crew

The submarine commander, on coin- -'tiB up with the I'etrolite, demanded ofCant Thoiiipon that the latter ehouldell hint ptiiv'uloite. When till demand

viu refused the Austrian sent a partynf boattlerfi on the 1'etrollte to hrliiR offwhat provlfK'its wire needed, meantimehnldlni: on board the subinarlne one ofthe 1'etrollte e .rew a h hostHRe,

GERM A SS InDIGNA N T.Anierleiili lliipoltlou li rit I

Rout l'iille rone the IVnplr.Xeki.is. la Ainslerduni. Keb. 21.

Burprih.' niid iiidik'tiatioti are prevalentIn (iertnaiiy as . result of the report thatthe I'nlted Slate- - l Mrnily nppooed tthe new policy of fJermauy that armedmerchantmen aie to be treated a. war-ships.

Cnolllcial H ports stated that Secre-tary LanltiK bad Informed Amtiassailorvon Kernslorff that n month's nntlrc ofOermany'. Intention would be ronslderedeiiftlcient to snfeKiiard neutral IntereBtn.That the Cnlted States would approveof the Herman policy. It was irenerallj"believed, bud been indicated by Secre-tary l.ausiiiK.

The general opinion amonir Herman,!who have followed the submarine con-troversies Is that the United States hvrefusing to accede to the new merchanthip poUfy Is trylnit to take from Ger-

many mi ffcctle weapon aRalnst hsrenemies.

Tho death of Otto Weddlxen and thecrew of the 9. which was sunk anarmed Hrltlsh merchantman. Is ued ann anrument and Justification for th(new policy. It was pointed out that hadWeddlnen not followed the "humane"methods he anil hi. crew would he alive.

Struiic resentment of th opposition oftho united States to the new German

ea policy Is voiced by some of the news- -paiers.

The Colocne, 7a;re says: "Whyshould we await the wlhes of the i'nltedRtates and postpone another submarinewar? The I'nlted States Is only servingJlrltlsh Interchip If It arraln wants toopen negotiation on the memorandumTho time for fiction has come. Afterthat the diplomats may write and talknnd negotiate for n hundred years aboutthe submarine war as much a theylike."

SEES A FOR U. S,

Paris Editor nj Germany I Ter-- rI It eW4epajBJflu a n t rr .

Special fitlilr Dfptltrh to Tne Scf,TAnis, Keb. 21. Auiruste Gauvaln,

Mttnr of the Journal ir Drbalt, In aneditorial on tho reported tehfdon betweenSecretary Latmltitf and Amb.1ss.1dor vonBernstorff, says:

fair

other

"The United States has n unique opportunity to increasi) ner moral stanulni;absolutely without risk. she la notafraid of Germany, who la terrified byhr. Tho I'nlted State may consecrateprinciples of the greatest Importance tohumanity and civilization without theatUhtcst dauber to herself."

INQUIRY INTO BRITISH ACT.

lavratlcallon of strnmrr Chlaa'alliililup Ordered.

WAKUl.vnToV. 21, tnstructloiiBwere sent to-d- to the American Min-ister at Pekln and tho American Consulat Shanghai to rill details, obtain-able concerning the action of tho tirltlshwarship which held up the Americansteamer China nf the China Mall Kteam-hhl- p

Linn and took off thirty-eig- pas-senger..

On the tnsls of the Information whichIf received the stale Department willdemand of tho HrltVh flovernment anImmcdlnte, surrender nf those taken fromthe ship In view of the fart that thisl the tnlrd time that tirltlsh or Krem hwarships have boarded Americansteamers and seized person. on hoard ItIs thought probable, that the protest willbe exceptionally vigorous In tone.

This ilnverninent ha taken the position previously that American vesselsaro not subject to action of this kindregardless of tne nationality of the passenger. tney may le carrying.

FRANCIS MAY GET WAR POST.

Hencbcs

WAsn .xfiTov, Fob 21,'

Iiiih iledded not to appoint Secretary oftho Inter or Lane or Secietary of Agrl- -nilturn Houston lo the War portfolio.!Thin means that he probably will selecta Secretary of War from outside IllsCabinet. Man) believe thai uvld ItFrancis, cx.iiovernor of .Missouri, who

In Wnshitiglnn to. night, has an e.reiieni nance nr tlie place. He pas ailappointment In mnfer with PresidentWilson to morrow In tegard to the

lo liusshi. ll was learnedilia' Mr Francis has not de-

clined ihn pot. but bis friends were notpr'i'.in.l 10 s'iy wli.il h,. outcome, of hiconference with President Wilson wouldbe.

The conference b d to reports that MrFrancis wan under consideration for See.7Ur' of .w,'f h "w ilt uf his reject- -... ..... ...nneauiurnnin.

DANIELS CUT $11,000,000 R. H. MACY & GO. WIN I KITCHENER'S DEER 'U.S. GETS NEWS OFFROM NAVY AERO BUDGET BIG TRADEMARK SUIT! AT CANADIAN FEAST 'BRITISH IMPORT LAW

whIV" Consulted Service

AUSTRIAN

CHANCE

Pared Estimate Committee Hears Turks LostErzerum for Lack of Single Aeroplane.

WasIIINiitos, I'eb ('apt. .lnill.UrlKlol of (he I'nlted Hmte navy toldthe House Naval Committee y thatthe estimate he picp.utd for the ex-pansion of the aerial sell-h- of the navyhail been cut liy older of .cietaiy ,

and nan ,

law

by

OHll.UUO.

Included In Cait. ! oilitlnaleKtlmati ere pruvlsloim for two air-craft nhlp, designed for the tl anopoitii- -tlon of aeroplane, npalr pattx and ma- -

'

chlniry In conjunction ltb the lleetThree ehlp were to cot $3.itn0.nrt each.Hecetury Is I see Ins . ,. ' ih "tl nclear to approve lowed to lie captured for

I'apt llrtstol made an argument for I of aeroplane." ofJ20.0mi.tni0 for aerial uaft lie urged ln!" ' ""jm!lu',u" ., ... .. i . ...that In p.issltiK on thliroKramuie

live ear biillditicsubmitted li ,"'"'"'"'

tianlel piup.iiiloiiali, apiopilatlonsshould tie made for aircraft, which uoutdInvolve an appropriation of abouttlM.OCO.OdO.

I, UIMt Mfu Needed.lie told the lommlttee that the navy

needed elulity-tw- o aeroplanes, five illrltfi-blc- sand foity-on- e k te balloon In

to the eiUlHiieut, Capt l;rl-t-recommeiiiltsl aiithorUatloiw for li'u

aeroplanes. Ilfteen kite balloons and fifdlrltilbles to operated as patroK of th

Capt. IIiIhIoI also said that Comrress tirdshould aiilhoilze the puri liai-.- - of forty --six aeroplanes for the use of the iiaxalmllltla. lie estlmatiHl that with Ihe'machines he recommended the n.nywould nearly I.2U0 men to operatethem.

It was biouRht out at the hearing 'that Capt HrlMol was consulted on miltone occasion, when Sicrelaiy Danielstut down the estlmati s for aircraft

Dr. Charles D. Walcott of the Na-- ,llonal AdvNory tln.it d of Aeronautic abody created by the lat Coneress. alsoapiieared before the committee. Heunred the lommltte" to recommend anadditional npproprlat on ofwhich would enable the board to com-plete Its work In the development of Ihescience of aeronautics.

"Kven If the army were equipped withinn I would not considerthat It anvwliere near ailenu.itelyoutfitted." said Dr Walcott. lu thecourse of a Reneial iliscu!ou of air-craft for mll'tary purposes.

"How tpiirkly can ne obt.un thenecessary. to advance thisscienre?" Dr Walcotl wa asked, "Howcan e aet the tnf i mallon that willlilllie this service to the he cht ofeltlclency0 To whom shall we apply""

(me of the otijit ls oi me am :soboard I to llnd the rluht men." repiie.tthe wltnew.

DEMOCRATS TRY TO HUNGRY MARSHALS

SHAMEFACE ROOT QUIT APPAM IN HUFF

Sppk t IMovc 11 rnnilli'i i'twoon ('urea nnd ISolirimn

to Discrcilil Him.

STONE MKIMTIKS IMIAKI)

u.i. 21 Willi He apparent purpose of V",," . itsi nofa parallel of caeIn the hwnllowltig UP of Colea b .lap.it

.I.nlrman of th" l'ore'gnr.,.lllee. Introdliced 0 reo- -

iutiont-layfeMuesl-ingthe

Pre-Mc- n, tn

transmit to tin- - Senaie u - ""' 'the latt.r ,in.i-- ,spondencedeC!: c.nt,r Ft u.i ". sl-'- ch In New-York criticising the Administration th'rehas a still hum ior "might be used as a basi for attacking

foreign pob'cy of the ll'.oseve--

ministration, during a !''' "Hoot was Secretary of Slate !he

ft.ib-llshme-

of a Japanese piote. titrate meras an Incident of thewar of l0t-0r- . has

to serve the n ltlbetweenofThe treatyState, Corea provide th.it. "'.r liWPowers deal unjustly or W ,with cither (Joverniu.nt. the other

their good nfflces, on beingof the case, to bring about an

amicable arrangement, showing

their friendly feeling."The only protests agam-- t the actionI'.r.tcl St lies ap-

pearof Japan made to the

to have come from a orean. Mi.Yueng-Tcbe- delgnnled as spir al en- -

knot credentials, to whom Senator" "" i... 1.1 1'inr.Hoot wrote on i'c- -

"It I to be that th- - olll.lalcommunications from the Japanese c,v.

otbclal ciiiimiml-catlon- stneernment agreefrom the Coreau iim rnuieiit.

nd are quite Inconsistent with MiurIn-

formation."If however, the dltllculiy of inmp'i-In-

-

with your wishes werewe should be met by the fu. t that onFebruary 2. l'Jnt. and on Augusttt r.he Corean liovernment onclu.bdwith' the Jaiianene (ioverninent treatieswhich are not now In any iespect Im-peached or uuestloned. by which Coreagave to Japan such extensive emitiol

nffalra and put hen-el- f so .om-plete-under the protection of the

of Japan aw t" icmb rlmposlhle the application of the

treaty with the United Statin aboveUOted,"The above mentioned tieal.e t.e.

tween Japan and Corea appear to he ofsuch a character :.i- - to in con-trol foreign lelallnns of Colea midto make the latest tpaty of Noi ember1", 19'ir., which Is now called Into ipies-tlo-

but a slliht arivaiue upon therelatloiiH of lontrol previously exlatuigThehe editions of controlnmount to a complete, bir to an Interference by the t.'nlled Sl-il- ts under thtreaty of 18S3," j

It I apparent that the AdministrationIs cooperating Senator Stone In mieffort to dig up something linn .an heused In combating the Hoot speech. Theunusual steps that inn beluK talon audi

I .I.a ..1 1. t.r.c,i t.a 1,1 ..i..i rn t Inn M tlml ill.. I, .tint.I nlilllll for Conference1 U v. .,..1. 1...11 -l'l .""II- - n ' ' .li.fl" n U11114111' that the I toot speech has had a

.. . ., . I effect 011 ihe Administrationanniii i,..,i... 11,,.. i. i.t ami inai ine iiec.-.- i'j

I

'

nieut I lecngnlxcil liyhis advisers.

f 111 lullthe Picsiilent and

TO M0RGENTHAU.

llajor'" loniiolllee IVilconics m.linasndor lo lo-iln- i,

The romin'ltee "f etiins uppninicilbv .M'lyot .Mliihcl to recene II. on) Mnr.gemhaii Amb.iss'iiloi 1.1 Tinhev, wliourrhes fs morning on iheVIII.. will meet shoitly uffi r J o lo t.at the Harge (itll.e ami 111..111I dnwnthe on coast guaiil culler M111-bnit-

Mr Moigemhaii wll be talon off Uislilp nt mid biouglii to pierA, where 11 leciptlon will tenileiedIn hi honor at the offli e of Dock Com-missioner It A. C, Smith,

1?

i

At point Iteptrsentatlie Callaway iof Tox.i. a little n.iv tiicinhei, wan,uoued In- ;i suggestion made by Dr.Wnlcotl that the Thirty-fourt- h divisionof the Turkish army had fallen Intoa ltttr.!ati tra at Kizerum beoaujo ofthe link of aire aft. ''

t ii me i lira ii.iu nan jum oneplane they chum avoided till tiap,aid Dr. Vi'.ilciitt.

Mi Callaway ob.nried that he thoughtit remarkable, to iay the lenM, "that theluperx fhould play up a thing like tli.iton the vciy mornliiK tli.it the navalcommittee was coins to meet and ion-sl.l-

the subject of at roplanc. '

Haul. coul way nf--this Item tlicttiilies lack

simply fur the benefit

.

Secretary

tleet

need

$r..nnn.

.

the

been

beenpurioe

IS3

thus

with

give Jap

with

damaginglrea(

Tiirli

Fieileiik

buy the

hate

lll'll t llir((l HHlli I I 'lir .hiy ' ,f. ...

A

over her

The denounced The .njuncllon wll'. htandthe 'iewsuieis, ctitlchlliK ac- - ni:.ilnt u- -e a tl ailemai k. will.... .i. .it.... ...i.t. u.i....u.,. .......MM ' . " . .. ,,,,H13 o national defeiue.

I'Var on the part of officiali hat secrets lonnected the navymluhl com" into the tMissecsioii of for-- 1..il... 1, m ......miI . ml .

of ..di..rii..in..iii ..rlL-lii..ll-v ' ''V the were upet. the'by the Service fomm'sslon fliidlm.'c.iiiill.late lo examinations I , ,. ,u the .it.senie of Intent to

appoimmcui 10 u lacancy in tneteen be draiiKht'im loom

aeroplaneswa

Information

Its

Al

this

and

over

be

this

Vork Nay

M I'oi'flnn llrniiulilsionn.A'ioidins to the oriRin.il iltiulais

by the coannlsioit the examln itlonswert not to In- - limited to citizen of tneCnil.d States, aithoush heretofore suchlimitations hIu.i.ns had existed. It waexplained (hat the exceptionwa. made in this particular cae furthe leasoii that the yard officialswile pai'lliiilaily anxious to ap-pointed a foteimui who had h(en work-ing temporal ily around the yard and

h. was an exceptionally Rood drafts-man.

The man. It was stated, applied for1 ill., ns.up papers, but had not fullyipialitted the law reitilre iom'tl-tu- e

. X .1 mill itlons for such It wasttioimlr that b littltiK down the barsth- - man ti .Uestiou. fiom hi fimlliar-- i

with t nnrk. have no'il iMstftB, and could then be

appointedWhen tri tnattir i.ime to th ntten-t.o- n

of Secietary Daniel he at otu-- pro-test.. I 011 the Kroiind that It be adans, roil pieerdent to permit forelners10 .null' th. lans of the navy.II.. ii..in in ted Unit the oriirinal advertlse- -

new elusion the fh'ef. fonii.eiui.in 10 (In- - and

n .... .1 Iv..,a .

l.icnl. Hitu IHtln't V nt 'Kinitiitl Ntilititly 'I'lKiiiirlit to

lMM lllllPI' Moil.

ASKS FU HATA XKW OX

comernltig

surmounted

prevlou.s

GREET

ijiiaraiitltie

VonI'.lge

ik. V , I'eblli.k'uaii and

the foimer Hlltlsh 111:Siiprenu.. M.o.es , (lf

m to the ofThe sworn in a" special Culled

s liepiity Marshal, were put aboardthe lessel Saturday, following proceed-- 'ing 111st. tiito.i i. tin- - African ste tm INavigation i'o npaii, her former oatier,to seiiire possessliui of the ship from'La vit Hans llerg and his prUecrew

The) weie not given any food andlittle hhelter, Lieut. Iterg sayingthe) weie on boir.l without hl consentand were unwelioine The (women imc ashore to and de-cide. I not to go back.

I States .Marshal Saunders he.itred the unices of two other men.

The) were promised relief in twelveFood was furnished bv the

' .M.uh.il

GERMANY PROTESTS.Old Prussian les (Hie 'I'rutiin

I'rlres t)lniii.Wisiii.M.T'iN, I'eb 21. Priiiz vm

HatfeUlt. . oiiiii.nr of the (! rm in li-mine, f.i the Slate In111. ill against the presence ofFluted Mi Marshals boardt.ie hip Appani at .S'ewisui New.,V.i. Actu.g 011 thePolk of the State I "'p. il tin. lit conferredwith "ffUi.ils of I'.e ivpartinent of Jm-- 1

lo Irani whither s nun otlwr means1011I1I be of keeping the icssel luthe jurisdiction the court at Norfolk,w no ileputles to Uw Itbilr iwn.

Although the 'rean treaties of,11111! l2l. upon (iermany relies in

her contention that the Appamnidi asluin at the American n'tis a pilze, provide (ier- -man pi..s In American are notsubject i,i legal pro. esse I'tlnj. vonllatzfel.lt, il was learned, uieielv hiseith.s piotest on tin. ground that the

, ''' f dcpiillcHftlctlon aboard th" icssel t Is expected

If

byit

... ,...,. ., , ,, , f)111. nlc the i. piitmci to get ihecase out of the linn, Is nf inhut ll Is probable ihm tl. ,.paitiiient will 10 do what it ha

hitheiio a led. namely, announce lisdecision between (Ionian anil Hlltlsh

hums loneernlng the proper disposition01 snip

PiiiiX ion HaUI'ddt ,.ft forNorfolk to l.b ut llerg. com-mand' r of the licrinari prize crew

MERCHANTS FOR DEFENCE.

Issocliilloo llpcns llilpniunHeller Irioy 11 ml Vni.i.

Tin' .Mi rch.iiils Ahsoclatloii . om..,0111 for picpiuciliicss and has begun a' riiinpalgn couimeiclal orgaul.u-- 1Mi nis tlnoiiglioiii tlie In supportof a I'logiMnini" of adequate 11.1 (1111 ile.

T 1. action follows the leporl lo, HoasMi' iathiirs commitiee, com- -1.0-c- il of 1111 M llaldwln, rhalrnint 'Stephen I'ariell). II. llieli.iiil-io- : u.er Loins M .I11sej1l1th.il, in g, neral,chailes Hoc and II, Spen- -( IT

The a- - o. ois Hi. of,1 n.iii whi.h Mull hi second on the At.I.il.ll.' and Hi "I on the Pacific . crc'i- -

ol rigiilat of 27.i,in;iiii,niiii men the crenlion o' con- -

t m of fiom .(ifi.nno in l.nnn,.mil mid tin use of the National

lilu.ird as auxiliary to th coast defencefoicoa.

Siipicilic Court Aciiit New, M'liinit'' hhinor Sliari-i- l ly iU)()i AiiilnisMidiir I'lttfc It'' sYtn'k Firm of rnfairncss

in Uiisinrss Methods.

DA 31 AttlCS AUK WOODSWOMAX IN FILMS' MAIH'II I

I'eh II Tin; Supienie Ti. .,.i,on et before memberCmrt dealt wlta to Important e,i.es ( (l ,, t'amp an the entree of

jto-il.i-y lnvolvliiB aliesatlun of unfair 1)pr fuiteenth nnmi.il dinner at the1

trade. Hotel Actor laM tiluhl wac ehlson In- -

of the cae w.i. of the It. II. ' ,1 !. It came from the Scotland pre- -'.lac f.-- Co. of New York aRalti.'t the H,,tv,,4 f ,,,! Kitchener, "K. of K."Nntaetne llnlery Company of l'hlla- - hitii.'lf It. oti n trooji ilili rctnrnhiK

Id.'lphla. Tl'e M i. y 111 in won a ul)8tan- - to Canadu. to a friend In tinllal vletmy and not a revcrs.il of the

libcree or the Cnlted States Circuit Courtlo' Appeal, awarded an In-- IJunction and damases

The Supreme Court, speaking thioush.liiml. e Holmes, a. ipiltted It. II Macy

Co .if lntriitloii.il unfair tradeTe.tin member then methods.

their the of buti.. bejr

navywith

.1n.ii'iimhly

lountry

"Itontex" emiiioie.l the Macyapplii-i- l .iomhj

Dainai:ivi .'iHiuded the PhiladelphiaHon i.uh. court belowbshed Civil coiitt thote had b.enfor take for

New

noleil

navylane

place

would

would

.cret

men,

of

for

.1

ON

which

In- - A; .o.to

o

mislead t'le tia.b theie i mil. I

Philadelphia ttadflname "Notaeme conlllct

upnti n.rurs will.ertiielv different harkstnund

iiii.nl.nl border of thmi'kr.

be no re- -

col erThe film .1

or 111,11 k " Toen.ih not the '1 weie

but on theor oin to WahqoekohllnK bnmbo Atoropod."

Tin roitrt .1 of ii.p .1 II Iterniir,fact the same printer, who ti,P Caii.iillnn expmier. who ha

liackKrotmd the turned twouse of I ami a Canudlan mountain

lacking "extensive II the ItoeklesImagination" and had the wotds, the Canadian CamperssTiounds their own let

wa the tlci' the it was shaieda fact icy not and Including eightythe suit was fr Camp ofbrought. The two did not compete

trade.In the he- - . ie. th Wolf l!ro

Companv of Cincinnati v the llatnlltoii-Iliow- nShoe Cotnii.iny of St. Loul. Ju

!lf.o.niin Inof the Cincinnati dim on account oflr.fi Ingeuieit the of theformer' "Anur'e.m Hrl onwomen" 4

St icd the name"American Lad,' whkh wa held to bea simtilit of t'n marl: of the Cincinnati tlrm mark. In reichlng lt con- -

m.'itt be teialled and one" l"iied I the coiim divided, .III.infra native irarn ,lu'lce

Herman

that

pr.e

(ieimon

hecourt

event

with

milium

cicallini

that

attlrmed

Prv.inter hoMir.gth the of Appal

the an 11 aand descriptive" not a

subject rrgit the PatentOttl. e .lil'tce Plttie) the opinionof the remainder of the hnldliig

j the word wue properly registrable.

polar mice, or

bo'll

In or In

It It

Ifof

Lou.

Vanthat

nameand

In

thitlie that

the Cincinnati tlltn bid aawarded damages on the ground

nf practices, holding thatthe in. 11k was not legNtrable the

rompativ was entitled to Hit business ItUp it mil that the St

II' III had persist! il in the ue ofthe name "An.enc.ui the

of was to deceive and nils-lea- d

The me ordered a decreeholding mark and affirm-ing the Judgment. The rn.e has beenbefore the court for the

once r a tei- -tloiarl to a dei of the

lliinser ilrm e ourt.Irclleiitalh th. saidJ ,.,,. ,,,,,, ,..fllVill K,,int vsrij

Appaui Hnrarl did 1101 go the

Stati

guests.rat

n'teil

lo.rs

Trent

plot, sled part.

Stat' puty on

protest Counsellor

woiiiii I'lianie

KSHwhich

may seekUnite

thatimrts

pics.lemlcl ,.,.

MkP,l.i

b.ne

ine

ainong

felic

Willi

J

'.1111110111

lui'iui III.

theainiv from

acental in)

men,

tne

had

when

.,d

lieil

used

ti.it

fiom

been

also

until

Shoe

used

Th tlrm

en

i s

Clteuit(5tl"

ctmit

wlnle

mark,unfair

built

hefotereview iion

from

ran and did tot pieilule the comt at asub-- . ii;er.t mi.' fiom pa -- sing up tin

.V. V. FIRM

l.oldlii ei'iieil nf Ini'ss b) Trade llosril.

Feb. 21 -- The I'eilelalin c s.fti'd it - tlit for-

mal coinplaiiii to.il i) 11 t th" "unfaircompetition" -- ectlon of rhe ,ul creat-ing ci.iuiniMon It is illtiM'teil againsta N'i'W York tlrm the commissionstati nianiifactute mer. rled

' thread, but sell it as "sewing llk "The tlim has thirty da) In

to appear nnd cause why anshould not U. out. red In th" commissionre'iu'r.tiE it to from branding th"pri'ilie t a K '"

In the complaint It leclte.i "that be.cause of the method of com.petition, t i wit, the c of thesaid false or tr ule andthe I' su'ting de. option of purchasers andconumei. ttianufai tiircr or oilier en-- 1gaged the 01 "i sale of gen- -

'ti m silk hi inter't.ii' tnm'rre,have beit, or ate iijurcd In I heirnnd business"

The llr-- agiiust whi. h tin couiplalntdirected 's HohPn rtro , of

miiti'ifactiiiers of brandsew ing Tlie .omplaint

'on protest tll'd w.th tin- "ininlsslouI by iniiuufactiners of tbie.nl' Hearing on the subject will be

by ihe commission lu

INCOME TAX FURTHER UPHELD.

' gnpreine lllposes of1 111 111 1 Ing: I'roceilnre,

I V To:.'. Fell 21 The last ofthe objections against enn-- 1stiliitloiial.lv of Ihe In. oine tax law were(leiriiany invoke the trend-- ih., --...,.1 nw:.v when the Jus

coin t that ihe call be llbflled tire tool, up the few iftniluing tasesher lliitish owneis, ,p.,ilcl when Hie main cases wereI ntll this is was said ti. iiiioii tccenlK

the

the

for

has

I

ti.in

the

forthe

esiei

Hie

A majority of the i.ises passed nilIniolieil ol pi oci

sin i as Hie .0 Hon of !nige Hros. ofIlctioit, who to enjoin tlie

Hon of tax b) nut in the IHntrk'tof Columbia ami lost Piiilnhlyinil Inn of the cases il

of was the one invilvlin; laxImposed upon Hi" of milling

iocs

valldil) of tl iiaclmcnt. because'the tax' on the profits of a rnuie re-- j

the ph).lcal ofand was a

rout t held that even under the cotiten-- ltlon of this-- f iittaiklng the law Hie

be

STOCK TAX VALID.

Supreme i ourt Sustains InFori oolt ( use.

Wasiiimitos. I'cIi 21 - A Kansasstatute a gin. 111. lie, fianchlse.tax on cm Ions on Ihe capital

was h"d lo b" Inan oplnloji '. .liiitlie wlui

TIi" tax was re'Mril jiy Hie KansasCity Foil and Meinphls Hallioad,on a lux had laid.II was held that Ih" tax was equally

oil il foielgnthe mid tho ji

Flint Its cayllal U, cmplujcd Intho

3lcn anil Women Who llavoLived in Wilds.

FPSKT

cmniHai,

thethe Ainimmii nine. ,.e "" " ;who was to (iccompan ra have no dellnlte

oils Irauiuhes to .New v..i, it... ,,... ,1...' --tthl wa by from , Ilff opinion dh):

mums tne tnat iiruin - . atIiik at the liilllillnK was : 1IK to control fieicht rates oni. liu not i il.'il articles liyenoiiuh to attend saw to t,P of ofIi ihiii the wim 11 was

on the menu as "VerldeerVenison, with llrnseN de

Karl Kltcheiiei. 'The Canadian Cinnp. a society of men

aii.d of have tu.ledwith blR K.'iine and bin fish In remoter

of the well as In Canada,always fent on prodlslrs al tb

'hamiuet Ad- -

1:0 .H'tual iniral I'earys

The,

trooi.s

sea ..niiui!- - uk.i.len's mountain cat these are oino ofthe of ears.

M lid Hoar too..'llldltlou to tileLast

ener Mills. .11. there were "puree of wild' wlilch Is wild boar soun '

trade- -Is frsh water frost tlh. hrouuht from

found as Cantdesigned the Just

or for mark years inhad to the woid Justice Holm'. loaM of

florid from W Allen'sb.uk- - In other

bioiiKht food, but theyrourt Astnr chefs cook

the M ilru did know of by menmark after .111 the Canadian

fltms

favor

of fade mark

shoes

"Atnei

foi rationlent

luwc court, ileryluglalll trade

tradewhile

bad underlaiuis

plait,uh.r.i

Supnth" trade valid

)eais ,111111Coiii't flled

Couit

merits

found

merits

Urns, nfitrI'l'iteral

Tiade "otnml.

thewhich

(o'ton

whlilishow order

desist

aforesaidafore-- ,

hr.ind descr ptloii

inut'.ictin-- '

trade

is,

"Lionsilk" based

sill'

Ciinrl Cnses

isiiiniiaied

will to.ilav. Chiefholds vessel ...

n.issed

y qii'stiotis dure,

ml-le- ithe

theresting latest

theiinninc

ihe

value the'proper!) prrpcrty tax.

would

Mulellonil

llliinslligporal based

stock lalid

Scottwhich 2,..iiu la'cn

valid when lniMisedto

.Stale.

described .Meat

as

The tnatm.tte:, Introduced liy Ir (I,Curtl, president of the oclety,

was Slephi'ti 1actK-k- . novelistand humorist. alo profeor of political

at Mclilll Cnlverslty. M0ntre.1l.Ills admbslon that he was "proud toI", a Canadian, at tillbtniigh! responsive applaue.

M s Wild I.. tolit het -- torv

In In

Dominion celled at Stale.... ... ....... liltlutt l:io- -basy they iihoi-ure- cI ...

friendine ioveinio.ii. Tn.il.ic iirrlwil

(Jttawa while iimmuoivithi.iirli was tedllc

dinner he K iroods bulkyvenison there.

de Shoot'Tents

women, many whom

parts worldan-

nua: I'rlnce rhino,

viand former

iiiclit, Uitih- -

eahlier. Lakewhich

matter ,rctl( bv

Itallln Land,sheep

ranchmade

alike.found by

women.other

Couit

effect

Court

loaer

t'ireiiil

done,

ilured

y

extent

tiroKen

Ih'Iiiixllutler

euinoinv

Itrowtiof camping alone for ten )rar In thewllderne near Hudson It.l) Her lieai- - '

est neighbors tin were mite awaywen- - Indian- - She started prospectinglor health and l I'll her 1 1 gold. j

"I have been Introduced." she said. :

not the iiai"i.wood to make I furniture,

I went to CM.to from doctors and

FREEI found health

Hone Tent Zero lluis.

to-a-

I I 11 .none 111 H it'll;at from 10 10 t'.u dcgiees below neioI must admit that In th mornings Isighed a man to build tire"

On screen pictures were throw 11proving among other thlirgs that Mr.I Iron n, all by herself packed on hershoulders an eighteen foot cidar canoe

nttier speakele were guest ofhonoi. W. II S. I)er ofllerln'rt J. Lang, who has been exploring;the Congo for the American Mueuni nf

History: Capt. Hernler. L. O.Armstrong, one of Drgmlrets of theCanadian Camp . It. M W c. Snyder,tin )ears tnls'ionary In Africa, andThornton Httimops. who ha a fishery 011Kadlik W Lampion read apoem and J ! '!l!c of Montreal recitedseme of Iirutnniond's Frenrh-Cana- -lll.lll VC'SC

The "iPtleg1ll.liei glle'h Nel-son forinerlv

ite Ch.irne d Affams Mexi.o ci )Cot. Ildinutid Maili'iir. spe.-'a- l dele,sa'e "f tie-- Mexican Fiileration oi' Labor ..1,1111. . 1' Chipui. Mr lOttipiiiionn Africa . John Finery McLean, pres'

.lent of ttif Canadian Club of New V01K

.Iil"l" Aceie.l'i. coiiiiti1s"iotier of theMexican ilnveinnient and l.'eilt. ilenigeFntmoiis. an authority on AIakanIndian.

HYDRO-AEROPLANE- S

Trrnsiir) I hnl'I'liej tre Vessels.

The Tre-.imr- ) I'eji irtment haHied that s are "es.

sels'-- within the ttieaniiig of that term

used in sub-se- t Hsiis and of para-graph .1 of sei t t of tin- - tariff netnt ;.:! In a. cordiitii e with thin rul-ing iompne for f,fthe I'nlted State navv contllute ar- -

oiittlt mid areentitled I" fr ntri a" such

This decision s Ihe of animpiiry from the Colic, tm of CiiMntu.nII ti.t.'ti. who unf uil'crt.iiii whellieror tint to lav tlic--e .omp.ue.'s for dntvTlie Hepaitirent turtlier rubs tint aero,planes other than .nenot ileenieil to b" "vessels" withinne "T said proiision In thelaw.

GUADALOUPE CHEERS T. R.

The I olonel I. nods I'rniice nodnll for Dominic 11.

PoiT-t-PlTI:- Huadaloiipe, Feb 21

American

Col lioosevelt arrhed here esieiil.ivand met delegation Includingthe Cnvcrnnr and othet high orllcials

Mr ami Hoo-exe- lt weie nenm-nanle- dtheir hotel by military

escort. Fiom liiillilings along IN 'nine(lag and hunting weie dHplavi nndtne pilllll lined street Were (llli withnatlie anxious to get a glimpse ofone time Plisnlellt of I'tillnl Slates.Thev cheered themselves hoarse shouting"Vila

' illnnci foi .Mr lto"seve,t giien' 1,11 nlgllt The Hoi nor an nildiess

of welcome told hi n how glad the peopleof the Isliitnl wire lo see I1I111 He rc- -'

to Mr Itooi-- elt as "a fiicuil ofFrance and an advocate of all lawsof ci lllzati'in " to ist was .li tothe piuspeilti of tlie Cnlted Stiles and

Counsel who fought III" law li.'lil mat ii""s. iii.u ...(.icnieil Hie Mtmnget cat.e against Mr Itooscic't In hi

actual

taxlawful.

lliiglit-s- ,

Ileni's

time,"

the

ferriil

said that It was pot it burden op Inter-- 1Slate ii i m ' ' "iiii'.iii.v

ol

In

Soiiii,.11

i .... ..

....s

ii,.

SITllIT

inII

,1

Misto

d(t

!'A

el ill

A

11.

tit'

tei'hthe lilstiu) of Frances dealing with hercolonists: in the West Indies,

on this islandand Mis lioosevelt left here at

midnight last night for Mnmlnlci.

USE U. SrSHLPS.

llirce 01 iinse lesseisbeen sel.etl 011 Hie tll.lt

owning them I (lei 1 controlled,has infiii'iiicd Ibc Pcpartmeut that allthree of the s dps, since they were

luiic been used by thellnirrniucnt to transport supplies,

Tho State liepartmrnt pro-test! In thr cs.

strii'tions-Itoo- in

for

-- May MakeM unit ions.

KFFKt'TIVK

ATTACKED.

Washington. Keb. -- Magazinesand other contalnltiK mote

than hIMeen p.iRrs. tobacco, wood pulp

and other bulky articles are nroblbitedfnini .iiinoitation into unit oilier uiimltiK ltli Mnaloa. Sonora,,.,... ....i.,.,u new huahu.i. tnaklliK speeches Ininoclamatloii, the text of which was te- -

Department

Government,

well il..,, ..ti.rthe importations

300Philadelphia.

W.lSMIVC.Tr.V,

KANSAS

iiiii,.

rhalnctei The text of AmPassanorPage's calilecrani containing the proclamation follows

"The following datedi:., prohibiting Importation of:

paper making maleilals, paper, tobacco, Ifurniture. Hoods, stones nnd slates into.the Cnlted Kingdom, was published luthe London foselfr nf that date andsets forth that bv section IS of cusionislonsollilatlon act. I17B. It Is providedthat Importation of arni. ammunition.gunpowder or an other goods may be.iirnliiliii.il bv inoclamatloii, and that It 1:1,

Tn-

upof

a

a In

the

I

,

in

,i

hs

w

Pio,l exnoilleiit that importation bit" th I surrounded by the CatrauzaI n. Kingdom of certain goods of 11 (n. hi men de-- 1bulky har.e ter should be prohibited. fe.tted n airanr.a troops noil 1

"As from and the of the city Chihuahua asMarch It'll'., subject as pro-- ; i.s last aeiorillni: lo newvid d. Ihe importation the fluted brought to Pa-- o y by Amen- -

of goods ii i.hii li I said that Villahereby via. . ' the foices of lieu. Cnvazosnt Cul-- ,

" All material for mamifa. tiiie on with Sim menof paper. Including pulp, cspait'i dime back (.'hlhurfhua city..griiss unit nnd cotton lags. p.iiernnd ciirilboaiil (Including strawboard,pasteboatd. mllll" I and pulp- -board ), and niaiiufai tutes of Jiaper andanlhoard."'All tieriodical exceeding

Ixtceii In length Impoitedthan n single lliioiigh the

pOhl."'Tobacco unnianuf.iclurid and it

ilncliidlng cigars and clgai-eltes- l.

" 'Cilllillllie woods, haul wood andlelieeis.

" 'Stones and slate." 'Proililcd. aln.t. and Is Is beieby

declared that lu this prociamai, no h.ill .mnlv to any good of

speeltliil whichny

.Unwed Samuel

"Till mabut I'm more than the prohibition-

-

woodswoman was b-- andneurasthenic of

get awa)the best gold Canada TRADE POPULAR,

jeier produced my

for the

thePhiladelphia;

the

Pr.

1'Shaughttes-i- i

the

DEFINED.

llepiirlinetit

Ju- -t

Ion

s

of equipment,

h)din-aeiopl,m- rt

tlieiiiiug

was by

(he

was

the

ill.!

Mr

BRITISH

tile

publications

ptmlainntlon,

ilr-- t

publications

pioclania'lon

proclamation

ire ImnotttiJ t"" hi' lias i:i-- c ikocii B'artricof in of lb llms a'id will.v.. - . v,.

.1,1, In the Senate w.ek.ptovisioii an,. ; States .1., 1. .it.,. ,1... member of sen'rtf

It 01 impnri "tones)a 'o.a star

mire. jmine LESS

J

'lie

a

a

Island

wereCinti--

.

and

tai'ff

.1

mil.

teiieweil

Mrmrlmlpr hamtier llI side ... In.. furr

I'tll.tl ...fir ...-.- . ,.'. . nv

.sir..if HtnttcU Tnr SiLovtsiV. Feb. 21 The question if

aliai'iloniug fne trade after tlie warIn famr of 11 foim of protective tar'ffI to an Inireaslng ex-tent

Much importance i atta hed to tliepiocecd ngs in tbl connection of PieI'hainbtr of Cottitucri of Manchester,which Is the home of flee trade Thechamber, numbering about l.wi er

men. Im Jut been polled on thequi Minn whether the niemoran-ililt- n

bv the chamber's dlrictor ileirc- -i.itlng th inslderitton of free tradeid pres. nt should refcired lin k tothi m.

Thee wrre nx vote ill favor "f fur-ther consideration of the memorandumbv the ilitcrtnr and .1.Mi.li fin th. - on derat. .in

tii..

Hes again'

BONES SPLICED STEEL.

I

nrnettle I'lnol "oru Tells ofOpernllons.

ir William Nell Sherman, t liltsin genu of lb" Caitnme Conipati)of told the Medical Associa-tion of the ilieater City of New York,'tnectliig in the A' idem) of Medicine lat

' nigbl. of Ihe n niarkable sitci es b" hashad III mating oinpoiiml fiacturcs withsteel plates and tap sctews itedlis ase of such luokeii In which

'operations weie performed by thelug into the broken parts of vanadium

plat.s. none of which ieul!cl Inibalh and all except one of whi.h re.sillied tq a union "f 111" fiactutcs

It Sheim declared that I'r MurphyChicago. Ibc noted surgeon and bone

autlii.lit). would hale to ihatigcinithods lie made this statementtelling of a New broker who w.ifMsU mg tlie '"al in gte plant otic da) 11Ile was felled 111 HO explos'nti Thetu siiifeti.l ,1 . ' . I fr i. lurewhich I'r Slid man treated with tic stielplate and set

A pelf' 'I union did not at firstand H Miliph) ofi'hii .igoaihiscillii..grafting, the setting in of a hone splint.

was not Iiowciir. because theNew Vork broker wa too bus) and '..iterthe boil's fottiicil a pel f. ct fiiiu Itonalunion This was construed by Mr. Slier-ma- n

as a potent example nf ihe value ofIn methods against tho-- e of Mr .Miliph).

FOR AVIATION CORPS INQUIRY.

scoiile 0111111 Nice oc Hciorlthe Itoliliison llesiilnlliiti,

AsitiMiToN Feb A favorahMtepott on the Knhnisnii resolution g

foi an investigation the art'i)aviation wa otileied lo-d- bvthe Senate ''onunittee TheI esntutloii was amenilcil lo provide Ilia'Hie inqllll) be made li) Iwn lllclllliers ofIII" Sell. Ill' . i .11 in ami tlllee nf theHouse acting as a siili.i "iinnittec and to appropriate )n,nrtu f.,rexpenses

It is pinbable lli.it ih" resolution willbe passed III" Sdiaie withopposition and thai giiixanie 'Itbe tal.cn of the fa. that War

tuiestlgatloii has been otdeie.lliy acting Seitctary S'ott.

The Senate conuiiillee gave its alien.in tool. i) to tlie drifliiiK of a hill pi

incleasc tlie eslalillsliment alongHie lines of the measure Introilm eij liySetialoi I'hainbeilain This ih unite r- -;stood t" lu .ii'i nlil.llii e with tile pro- -posal of the Anil) War College, madein l'.i2 imly Ihe general phases thecampaign h.tie been conslilercd The

'detail me being woiUcd out

Three cs.cl, TrniiHpiirl sl'Pll ARMQRY "UNVEILINGIII ille or ITolcsl. "",WaHIIIS.II.in. 21 Mesplle a-- !

surances to the contrary, the llrltish an-- , smoUer

HOAX.

Mil llrulnientPro nun need.

ltlcs. according lo lnforiii.il l.n Intliot , Fi , 21 cc. gtoteportspossession Slat" Mep irlincnl, me ,,, ,,,.nl; n, National Uuanl andcontlnu.i to make n,e of American lis- - ,,, j, ,,, .,,so ,n , ,Mln

held under Hntlsh 01111 n, ,f,.. iit iinieil'ng of a i.ibirei girlceilings. (,, 11,,. I'oui leeiilli Hesimeul Armorv,

Waller S. Meld, for the iminUlvn ilov Whllnian' wi.TraiisatlanllP Steiinishlp ' . .o,i ,,, th, mclibut wtuch tool; nl

ground null-pan- yma

,

llrltish

hai made

copies

f.tl-- l

in

follow,

Milltnri

iltetillon

tlie smol.ci' it 111 the itoernnrinstriicie.l Majoi-iie- ii O'liyan and Adjt --Hen Slot. .shut v to investigate

The icmiiI was eeiit in (helii'iilglil Wlilh the 1IJ11l.111l.1 ieneralwould not make .''intents known It isnudeislooil that the unveiling proves,was a on thn tooklM of the

40,000 INDIANS OFFER

TO JOIN CARRANZISTAS

Cabrera and (Ihrcuon to Tour I

Stales Troops (iinirtl'

Tower Plants.

l,nitil tiihlr Dnputt. lo St, Mi:tni Cm, "Jl Minister ofI War I'es.iulra ibclates that Iii.ihmiannul Oaxacjin Indians, who had riseniiKiilnst the iiilmlulstratloii. have offeredto sill ninlcr. The mattei I beriR taken

official!)..Minister I'Viainc tabreia. with

'!en ObtcKon, are to st.u; on Mur oit.e illffeient States of the lepulillc, lie- -

Kunlandunder

aiid ihalf

the Canaiiza AdmllilttatIon, Carran7.abeintf too buy to enter all teiri-tot-

The tlamways l.sht and p.meisttlke still threateiiltiK iilid trnop.i ai d

overdue,,

raiuaoieni

Naturil

.1

m

t.fiu i r

lieprlnrlp.il power plant cituatid a!Wecaxa, as the union had oiibied iheWecaxa uolkeis to stilke lilul dai'l.ive

i was fearedIs the unnlvi ts.tl o' "i"

death of Madeio and Pino Samcr. amithe day I.I be nbherwil by officialmoutnliiK All stoics and offiies wtllbe closed

VILLA DEFEATS CARRANZISTAS.

Wins Insli IVItli lien. imiiisNear hlliiinllim CIO.

Keb i'l - Instead of bemgforce of

ted Krancleo Villaband of (

after day of u,-- t 0' tat"hereinafter KralnyInto III

Kingdom the following attachedprohibited, Jesus

the huilacblc Kllday andwood Cnvnzos to

linen

wood

other-wise

fiages

nothing

takeswood

Canada

there

tides

royal

llrltlllll.

being illscuesed

b"

Pltt.sbii.u.

bones

'steel

of

of

comiinttec,

icgular

be

of

Feb

sets

attoiney

risiuncnts

CiiMtuor

I'Vb

and

Cav.no '"Tllcriera. military '')' ''. ' ?

mil at out a la.ge,.i ti i.i.ii iiolltlcal

come into contact with the outlawedso far as could be learned.

ATTACK LANSING S LIST.

N timberlletlnis In lleilfii

WisuiXiiTov. I'eb.l.nruer.

I i"ir Fallof New Mexico aft- -r Kheeklng up tin.fiat 1 furtiisliisl by Lii ilog on

r of Arneiicans in Mex- -

,,iio tile 1.1't nn" 'll'S nei'evedlvrrtiati- -,.n i...i.nlf 1' tin o

II..II!-.- - .. t,i,, ,.,..oar.l

Cell!' ..I.

.j.fe

iccrnt

BY

sf

Slid

screw.

after

wh'

w

Tin done.

n

cups

..Joint

littlew

a

o

A

,nNv,the

gin.c ,,

.1

It

hoax

I'

prop.

VJ

the billi--wunili

Senator Fall 'i of slxty-feve- nAiiiericans killed In that period

who not njiorted by Mr. Lansing.In add tlon be has nam". of

I.Muetican killed on the American Imr-- Ider b) Mexican bullets who ate nol

lotted in the Laiim'r data.

MRS. GWATHMEY GETS DIVORCE

Ileeelies nn Ibsolnle lleiiree Inlltlll. Tel.

TUIINTV (INKAfSTiN. Tex F. li -- t -- Mi- i

(iwath ei wis st n.te.l xde tee of ihsolute djiie'i'.. f'..n ti.

I'd. T'"llp' (111 itllllei .if NewVotk. by Judge A S. lu t"o Ml.Irlit Court.

Mrs. llwathui'y na'ti" wa In P.M3lu into diiorce suit In New-Yor-

of Mi. Ablsail H ineock lllslmp.Vt that lime Mrs Hwathmey entered

a denial of all made agaluther

M's (Iw nth ne) wi lie d lug'-.te- o't.ie late Iteiioen I: I5.imi. once Chief.liisii.e of the Sup) fine Court of thisStati Cider the M iiw.it'-- ''iiei gi-i- I2r.0"0 "-- !ici 'iiislia.nl a

j a poition of his realli holdingsiilwatlini is a wll ow . itton

of New v.. '

of

nf

tn 1.

10

THE "SpencerHeater" feeds

automatically, andmaintains a steady,even heat from 10 to12 hours without at-tention. It requirei coal-in- g

but once a day, andburns the cheap ofAnthracite. See your architect.

i'i;.M t.it m:Tt.nsi N. T. Office, lilt Park rf.

rm king or mtzwiniftV

FORM PEACE LEAGUE

BRANCH HERE TO-DA- Y

lh'li'iiiit' Fi'olii All OvtM' StateWill ClionM- - rci'iniiiit'iii

Offici'ix.

M"le lo. Hiall pal Is of

' ike pail III

a bundled ie1eg,ue fi.cnthe .'tat' lite expert''!

iiiiiferetice to le held atthe Hotel Manhattan i) for ihe pir-pnv- f

of oi .nanl.llig a New York Staleliri.1i- !l "f the l.e icue to Unforre I'e.l.

tln-- e State urati. hes sevrrtlof which bale forirad it lh'ped that .resiiie cm be brought '.'bear on local political orgilil.ati'iM

fuitherlng tile enilsof the leaguehad .Via men , '""I" "

Hen. Luis . omniaii.l-- 1 '"' , '' 1."

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LAMAR. "THE WOLF." APPEALS.

1.1.1 1I11 --.npri-nii i onrf to Hol4I p .Mil Msillilsle.

WisitiMJTON, Fen. 21. Pavid Lim.trai'.ateil before the Supreme Court in-- Iday tn a'l iffoit to delay trie jir.so'ti nee t .at ha been Imposed on bun

of a Federal statute by n:i n.it. ng a Fedetal officer In an Jt- -ti ii.pt to il fr md

I . 111 ir s. lapst nio'e wa to appia' "1j the Supreme Court through hi attorney

A. L. Hverett of New York, for bale "1I tile a motion for a writ of mardaM'j'llltecteil tn tile three Federal Judges n

' sat In hl cae in the southern d.trof New Yi'tk, n quiring them to r --state Ins wr't of error which had hend.sm ssnl in that rourt. The Judge-- 1aga.:it whom Lamar seeks the url nt

i mandamus arc Co, Ward a'd Itodce- -'It th. Supreme Court should de- -) th

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