The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-10
WILSON STRATEGY
AVOIDS DELAY IN
TARIFF reform
Caucrs Consideration of New
Bill win End in United Sup
Port in the House.
STUDYING THE SENATE.
PRESIDENTS Course in "lnvad.
Q ing Legislative Halls" Ap-
proved by Country.
~ samuel NJ. Williams,
(ssan Correspondent q ne Dvsaan,
V0vaA.N


has been to eliminate many days OF DO
lay over preNrninaries and 10 get both
ISsuse nnd Senate lined up for action
on the main issue.
The Democratic majority IN the House
pu, In elk hours Of solid work yesterday
in score, caucus and to-day they will re-
neat the process. ironing out kinks.
schedule by schedule. and placing tho
stamp o: party approval on each. The
effort II to agree In rdvancs on every
item. Just a. II stanss In the bill. %
that when the time comes for voting the
democratic majority will b lined W In
solid array.
ONLY DELAY 10 ron THE
oPGGchGo.
To.day's session OF the full House was
merely perfunctory. an adjournment
icing s;uickly taken. 10 the caucus might
continue its grinding. This may last all
the week. Then the bill will be laiA be-
:ore the House for general debate II Il
we're not for the necessity Of givfhs
,ons hundreds Of msmbsrs Q chance
n make speeches for home district con.
s,umption. . vote could be taken withia
'. week. But burning orators must have
III soor. or at least leave % print u
,ie record what they think shout tsrifI.
ust as II the subject had not bsea dis
I, ,s.ed In every conceivable phass for
,.ors than q hundred years In the same
I ala. Whatever may b the personal
.t.clsns Of csrtain conservatives In
congress about President Wilson's n.
ia Tel t. s~s,
.ovsr," shsrs have come sehoes Of gsA-
,tal approval from the country ct large
.Smmending the course b hes taken.
II II results In . quicker anish Of the
lob OF tarlR revision svsa the critics
win b saNsdsA.
The Presidents conference yesterday
with Senators let opsn The Important
question whether or not the doubtful
,axar and wool sschsduiss shall b taken
cut Of the maia bin Ter separate con-
alteration. Mr.. Wilson'S statement that
susa Aivisloa mus come IRON tie HOUSE
wee Technically oeerect. because rsvseus
ollls must syi0iaats there. bet - reality
ths sctien viii AspsaA o. hev assured
The Prss,dsas 80 his ADVISERS tssl that
the whole bill eaa - put Though The
ssaatA - there vll b more confer
eness duriag the nett few days. count
be nosss ana au estimate Of the pressure
that viii b brought On individual mem
here
F,oNT o. the PROTECTED
y. NFsH9UVU.
fhie pressure 10 Increasing oveey LAY.
kilograms are pouring h from hems 1is-
trieto. Every incoming train = beia0snG
ssesssatativss Of protected Interests who
are suing the sess'a
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70 - avoid " poss'ole . loa8 siege an
70 capture the protection citadel b!
hasp and quick assault
Preside mt Wilson shattered no prece
i.nts to-day. unset no tr~Aitions a,
.,.,.-,., A,.n,tv 5000 - ,...n,..
..,'',s -. C. 80,
{, '"e 'so'''eo ssss VI S~V'os "ns. ~
Inc every otnsr ooVernmeW O0icta
= yho felt the throb Of red blood anl
ieaRA the cry PLAY bail!" wsat out /,
sitness the opening game Of ne base
all sssAsn.
Vice. President Marshall was prsseu
Sso. Ne 10 % much Of 4 fan that h
.rote a letter To President, Ran John,o
4 the American Leagus Acknowledged
eceiot OF n season mas. and extollin
h. game - q great American institu