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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Fire Escapes and Other Alterations, to
schools Nos. and 2. sayreville Town
ship, New jersey.
Sealed bids and prop%osaRas % Rsa~d w ~ pe Hds-
N. T., at meeting of the Board to be
held at School House No. 2, Sayreville
eight o'clock. for the erection and com
pletion of Fire Escapes and other alter
ations to Schools No. and No. 2. in the
Township Of sayresSlilfei n nrsnaped by
william H. Boylan, Architect. and
which plans and specifications can be
seen at the offtse o,,,a Of Freq "a werner nr ri
the ONCE OF William H; Boyian, APchi-
building, New Brunswick. NJ, ].
ly for each school. No combined pro-
posal covering each school Will be con-
sidered. All proposals must be en-
closed In sealed envelopes directed as
Each bid and proposal must be ac-
companied by a certified check on Ma
tional Bank or Trust Co. ,s1. Of New sef- Jef-
an, without any conditional endorse,
ments whatever for $4,000 on each bid
or proposal.
may be secured from the said District
Clerk or said Architect upon the de-
pesit Of the sum of $1,000. which de-
poaft VIII be returned upon tne return
Of plans and specifications on or before
the date of opening bids.
The successful bidders must enter In
to q contract prepared by the Board of
bEdueation, furnish bond in the
amount of rs per cent. of the amount of
bid within ten (10) days after contract
has been awarded.
The Board of Education reserves the
right to reject any or all bids which
may secm best in its Judgment. for the
Interest of the township.
Dated. 1917.
F.. L. FULLAM, President
FRED WERNER District Clerk.
1oasA-l~1e-21-17
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
NOTICE TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Aldermen of the City of
Perth Amboy, N. j., at public meet
Ing to be held in the Council Chamber,
p. m. May 7. 1917. and then publicly
opened and read. for furnishing sew.
fuel oil. ,2S-S1 Beaume or better, in
tank car lots fob. Perth Amboy. N j.,
deliveries to be made during a period
Of one "a year from May 18th. 1917.
when and as required by purchaser,
Ali proposals must be enclosed In a
sealed envelope directed to John Han
son. Jr.. City Clerk, Perth Amboy.
NJ j.. and must be endorsed on the out.
eide with the name of the bidder and
must be handed to him on or before
$40 y. M, in the Council Chamber City
Hall. Perth Amboy. N. j.. on the even
Ing Of May IN, 1917;
dsrs shall apply to Runyon & Carey,
Engineers, 845 Broad ST., Newark, N. ].
Tho Board of Aldermen reserves the
right to award the contract to the low
bids. JOHN HANSON. JR.
.n... - a. ~ lily Nieth .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
Bids for the Excavation, Preparation Of
Site, Erection and Construction of .
Garbage Incinerntinx Plant.

! Bids for the Excavation, Preparation Of
Site, Erection and Construction of .
Garbage Incinernting Plant.
Sealed bids for the excavation and
preparation of site, and for the erection
and construction of garbage inciner-
ating plant of the capacity of fifty
ceived by the Board of Commissioners
of the City of New Brunswick at the
Gommissioners. I Council Chambers.
Building, Paterson Street, New Bruns-
wick, N. j., at 10 o'clock in the fore
Tuesday, May sth, 1917,
all of said work to be done In ac-
cordance with the plans and speciaca-
tions prepared by Asher Atkinson. City
Engineer, and now on fle in the city
Engineers Office. Room No. l, 40 Pat
erson Street. New Brunswick, N. ].
| Separate bids to be received tor each
of the following branches of work:
Excavation and preparation of site,
and all wor kindred thereto. &
Erection and Construction of gar-'
ibage incinerating plant having car
pacity Of fifty tons per twenty.-four
hours, and ali work kindred thereto.
Separate plans and speciications
branches of work. and the contract
shall be awarded for the same to the
lowest responsible bidder for each OF
said branches respectively.
Copies of the plans and specifications
may be had at the office of Asher At
kinson. City Engineer, Room No. /, 10
paterson StTtet, new bTuHSWiCh,
upon payment of deposit of Ten Doll
lars $4,000, which deposit will be. re-
turned If the plans and specifications
are returned to the City Engineer with
in five days after May 8. @1917.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check made payable to the or
der of Joseph II. Ridgeway, City Treas
urer. for Ave per centum I5%) of the
amount of each bid, which check must
be presented with the bid as guaran-
tee that the bidder will within ten days
after receiving the award Of CONTRACT,
file a surety company bond for the
faithful performance of the work as set
forth in the plans and specifications.
which said bond Is to be approved by
the City Attorney, and Is to be In the
amount of 1000 90 and that he Will en-
ter into contract If the bid is awarded
to him.
The Board of Commissioners reservs
the right to reject any and all bids.
Dated April 90 1917.
CHARLES A. OLIVER. SR..
Director Department Streets and
Public improvements.
Attest:
EUGENE J. MCLAUGHLIN
City Clerk.
1046s-4-23- 13t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
The ElioIbIe Glass.

MiIly-"I would only marry a man
who has lived and suffered" Billy
II suppose what you want II Wild
owsr."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
Men and the Nation.

"A nation Is thing that lives and
acts like man. and men are the par
tfcles Of which 1t Is composed.-J. q
Holland. u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
1o623-4- -27-4t-oew-l
Mo Great damage.

"She says / made a toy OF her
heart" "Don't let that girl bluff you.
She has been engaged seventeen times.
Her heart is one Of these indestruct-
ible toys"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS parts and supplies
for autos from radiator caps to tail
lamps. SO to 7b per cent. saving, at
Klein's Auto Wrecking shop.
'IF YOU WANT to buy or sell real es-
tate. have rents collected or. Q mort
gage loan see d. A. Shirley 130
Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
STORE FIXTURES

HAVE YOUR STORE fitted up to style
at a moderate cost and terms. He.
liable Store Fixture Company, IL
Commercial street, Newark. Tele-
phone 63S1 Market
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
MONEY TO LOAN

wH HAVE MONEY
60 invest on
BOND AND MORTGAGE
at and 8 per cent In sums ranging
FROM $1,000 to $4,000.
Ai.PERN q CO.. aos-7-s Raritan Bldg.
Perth Amboy. N. J.
70 LOAN doc to t3b. 900 on bonds
and nortGage jacob r. LAnertA.
Matawan. N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
IN CHANCERY of NEW JERSEY

IN CHANCEhf OF NEW JEhSEN
between James Osterhout. Complains
ant. and Max Miller, Et Ais, Defend. /.
ants.
ON BILL, ETC. NOTICE.
To Max Miller and Bessie Miller. his
wife.
BY virtue of an order of the Court OF
Chancery, made on the day of the date
hereof In cause wherein James Oster-
hout Is Complainant and you are De-
PENDANTS, you are required to appear
plead, answer or demur to the bill of
said Complainant on or before the
Twenty fifth day of June. next or the
said bill will be taken as confessed
against you.
This said bill is filed to foreclose .
mortgage. given by you to James os-
terhout, dated November 1st. 1915. on
lands at Hopelawn in Township OF
Woodbridge. County of Middlesex ana
State of New Jersey, and you are made
defendants because you own said LANDS
or some part thereof.
Dated April 9th. 1917.
TH0S. A. CHRISTOPHER,
Solicitor for Complainant.
119 Smith Street,
Perth Amboy, N. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
IN CIANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
To Sigrid HiIquist, taiso i.nown MS Miss

Si4rid LOfg ren.)
BY Virtue of an order of the Court
of Chancery OK New Jersey, made on
the day of the date hereof, in a cer-
tain cause wherein August Hilquist Is
petitioner, and you, Sigrid Hilquist. are
defendant you are required to appear,
and plead, answer o, deiisur to PEI
titioner's petition on or before the nth
day of July next, or. In default thereon.
such decree will be taken against you
as the chancellor shall think equitable
and just.
The object of said suit is TO obtain a
decree OF divorce, dissofving the mar
rage between you and the said petit
toner on the ground OF desertion
Dated April 4th. 1917.
PETER A. PETERSON.
Solicitor of Petitioner.
p. o. Address, 1895 Smith Street,
parth Ap1bov
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
HELP WANTED-MALE

AGENTS to sell line of household
goods Rogers silverwsre. rugs, lace
Curtains and vacuum cleaners. Work
from wagon, South Amboy. Q. +.
Adams Co.. 80 Market st., Newark
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
WANTED

U
HIGH PRICES paid for secsnd hand
furniture also all kinds Of furniture.
stoves, bedding. floor covering for
sale. Sussman. 20 Smith st.
OLD AUTOMOBILES, junk or running
order, wanted. Klein's Auto Wreck
ing Shop.
WANTED-A dissatisfied customer.
Klein's Auto Wrecking Shop.
WE have numerous inquiries for prop
critics in Perth Amboy and would
cheerfully list upon our records such
properties as you may have for sale.
Alpern & Co.. Raritan Bldg.
ROOMS WANTED
COUPLE want furnished room for light
housekeeping. Address 9. g.. News:
WANTED-6 room house or bungalow
with lease for one year, with In
tentions TO buy; In Keyport or Mata-
wan; must have two lots of ground,
all improvements. steam heat in.
cluded. For references Inquire at
Rubin Mahlers Madison Hotel, Perth
Amboy, N. j., or p. Maggin. %39 Post
Ave. Lyndhurst, N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

ALEXANDER KOSENE.
Real Estate and Insurance
Room 201, Raritan BUILDING
Perth Amboy. Tel. 1771.
FOR Real Estate, Fire insurance,
Automobile, Liability and Accident
Insurance, see Carl Jacobs. Ito State
st. Tel. 13b1-J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND TROUBLE in starting your
auto2 1t is time TO exchange your
magnetic for q high tension Bosch;
It viii save you whole lot of
trouble. nein's Auto WreokinE
Shop,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27

BOY wANTED-Appiy City Bakery, es
Smith
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JAPAN DENOU|VCES PLOT
Of BERLIN AGAINST US
Details OF Scheme To Draw u. S. Into War

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10 ii p al lays
reveal o the some sol
HeUn escarndo nrouhH
G many to shoh
iu Ia Unned nndedt to the
If
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an hnetwe nand oan
ehe mi toathew we Hnakep s Is
terrific o o
k Instructed to informs Of
war he "
At same eeommune
: meds tne Jana deermsy s. i
Mexico
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LOSSES,
HAWAIIAN SUGAR
CO.. DOES We'll
*

p Owing to wet, cold and unfayorable
weather early last year the 1917 crop
of the Hawaiian Sugar Company may
be 1000 tons less than last years out.
put and 5000 tons below last years
early estimate. But since the cane
has net tasselled much and is still
growing taere is hope that the crop
may exceed present expectations and
estimates. This is one of the many
interesting statements that were pre-
scented to the stockholders of the COM
pany at their meeting yesterday and
contained in the report of E. d. Bald
win, the manager of the company.
Many difficulties had to be over
come in harvesting the 1916 crop for
the Hawaiian Sugar Company The
rains of January did an enormous
amount of damage to fluming and
railroad systems and this was especi-
ally so with the Gay & Robinson val
ley fields. The time lost made it i.u-
possible to finish grinding until we'll
into September. The estimate bad
been 29,63475 and the total sugar pro-
duction fell to q, 99S.1875. Low juices,
stormy weather and prolonged grind
ing were the principal causes. /
Despite the discouraging conditions
for production the year was highly sue
cessful from financial point of view.
Earnings were $1,1S9,29016. Divi-
dends of $1,050,00e we're paid and the
balance of the company was increased
from $692,558.97 to. 1881, 290.16, as
shown by the treasurer's report 49,.
The temperature and rainfall in he
early and best growing months hive
worked against the 1917 crop, L1It, as
stated, there is opportunity still for j.
to exceed estimates. Harvesting and
milling began December and to Jan
uary 10, 20S6 tons of sugar had been
made.
Planting for the 1918 crop was
started as usual. The young cane crop
promises well and with good growing
Is Gather some fine yields ara expected
next year. The report goes at some
length into the experiments with vari-
GUS varieties of cane thar are being
made A.. .....- 49,.
Quite extensive permanent improve
ments were made last year in tram
way, railway, rolling stock, fumes,
mill machinery, building and other
needs. The cost of these amounted to
S91 ,093.44 No extensive improve
ments are required or intended during
the coming year.
Bonuses paid for the year were
SIZE, S99.9S, -
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS
BRITISH TO START
INTENSIVE FARMING

tAssociated Press by Federal wireless)
LONDON. Erg, Mar. lin order that
every available inch of agricultural land in
the United Kingdom may be put into crop
this spring system OF night blowing is to
be iraugnrated At once, 20 supplement the
day work in preparing the fields for seed.
Tsis was annodneed yesterday by Sir Arthur
Lee, tae director Of the bureau of general
food production. in an interview with the
Associated Press
We viii want at least two thousand
American tractor plows for the use Of the
civilian army OF night blowers, which are
nov enliSting throughout the Kingdom, said
Sir Arthur. These tractors we win equip
with headlights, They sre TO he driven by
taxicab drivers ehauffears and farmers, who
win be assisted in their work by prisoners
aud BY women volunteer workers.
The policy OF the new department Of gen
eral food production viii be TO see that every
available inch Of tiilabie land in the king,
dom Is cultivated
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TERMS TALKOF
WAR WITHJAP
UTTERLY ABSURD
Proprietor of Large Hotel Re-
sort Says America Would
Have tostttack Japan

Particularly nerfinel1f IN fle latest
dextIopu,enf n tl,e world news reIa.
t:xn A. :, n,:onoe.e1 :.,,oi ~ f,ermsny
a. lndncb WeyIc6 ana Ieaan ~ =.
m6lf1neo,,eIt tSj,h M rms e,-a,,,sf lbe
United States n tl,e event III war be.
tween cerme,,t e.f tmeric. A.
statement made n po6oluln vesterdaS
bv 4 prominent Iansneee IN his way
home from 4 comnreheneive tonr IN
me mainland
The statement ,.es ~ tho effert ahs,
there was 1ittle iIkelfhnod ~ wars ne.
tween the limited states and Janan
ana Ioss rsasor fcr anT strife II was
made Nv n yamspnchi mana.
oer ana nrnnrietor ~ tbe Fniiva M.
inI ~ Wixanoel,ifa The nren,iar NOM.
tain reenrt 81 Ianen
Tamarnchl a. an ALERT clear.eyad
.I6neneee - ..his hrs,rsss'. awe IT.
hns 81 nc .,,e,,s s,,S vivac,fv - J
'Taniee .6r,mmer snsars eTcailapf
fnrIieb and dn,sn. he br,af stav Is
fIoroi,,in While the ehinvo Marn was
a |he dock mao nee 81 exerv ,n,nnta
IS hecom,n, econainfsa vitb the local
1b.e, neonle seS lesvsnr saveral 81.
t-@.fire co,ore5 folders
Observation-Disclosures, vsr,arueh, 4 HE
wife who not ~ only sneaks English
bnf has eommsn6 ~ three or fes,r 9th.
- ,enrnsres from ertens,va frainine
and edt,estion A he United states
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olo MACE DUPLICATED

LONDON. Eng.-An imposing solid
silver mace for presentation to the
Canadian house of conrmcts is on
view here. 1t is replica of the mace
destroyed in the fire at the Parlia-
ment buildings in Ottawa last Janu-
ary Immediately after the disaster.
the lord mayor of London wrote to
Canada, Offering to- replace the mace.
The offer was Immediately accepted,
and fragments of the old mace were
sent here from Canada and incorpof-
ated with the new one. The makers,
with the help of photographs, have
produced whatmay be- regarded as an
exact facsimile.
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LITTLE HOPE FOR REDUCING
HIGH COST OF LIVING

(Assoeiated Press BY Federal wirelessI
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 1--AttorneF
General Gregory has advised Senator Boralfs
that there is no evidence in the possession OF.
the federal government except in two or
three isolated cases, which would Warrant the
government seeking any indictments in t1iel
matter Of the high cost Of living. "a possible
in the matter Of generally advancing prices
for the necessity Of life, the attorney general
SAYS, might be found through legislation
making Il an offense per Sc to charge am
exorbtant price for food stuffs shipped IN
interstate commerce. although the result
might not be through either conspiracy or as
the result Of monopoly
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HORSE TRANSPORTS
REPORTED DESTROYED

Associated Press by Federal wireless)
NEW YORK. N. ", March 1.-TWO Brit.
ish horse transports. lost several days ago,
were reported here yesterday ss DESTROYED,
one by storm and another by submarine
Adyiees 10 Newport News state that the
British horse transport Leysean was driven
ashore by storm on the coast of England
and Is now a total loss
A message from ST. Johns Newfoundland,
reports that the British steamer Tritonia,
loaded with munitions and carrying q large
number of horses. has been sunk in the At
lantic presumably by a German submarine.
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BRITISH S0L0NS PUT ON
SHORT LIQUOR RATloNS

Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
LONDON, Eng, March 1.-The house of
commons yesterday adopted q stringent reso-
ment restaurants and cafes win be reduced
to the. same standard now in force for the
general public . + -s. II. . T.
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BRITISH RECAPTURE
GUNB0AT LOST TO TURKS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
LONDON. Eng, March LIN the advance
on the Tigris river. the British have recap
tured the British gunboat FREELY, which fell
force surrendered at Kut-el Amara. In addi-
ton to reeapturing this river boat the British
lave captured one Turkish gunboat and de
stroyed another.
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WILSON'S BROTHER IN LAW
SCORED IN LEAK PROBE
lspecial. cnble % Nipnu .Iiiil

tSpeclaI Cable 70 Nlppu JlllJ
WASHINGTON. d. c. March l. - The
tee. which conducted the famous leak
PROBE has been submitted to the house far
approval
II reports that no Official was responsible
for the leak and fixes the sole responsibility
on the two newspaper reporters. Esssry and
Price, the former of she Baltimore Sun and
the latter Of the Washington Star, who sent
out advance rumors of President Wilson 5
peace note which caused such excitement IN
the stock market
The report censured f. F. Hutton. New
York stock broker, and the presidents
brother in-law. Boiling
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ICING MADE THINNER
tBy Associated Pressl

LONDON, Eng The Food Control
lcF's pan on sugar-coated confecaDnsrr
has made 1t necessary to get special
license for wedding cakes. Almond
ice will still be allowed but the sugar
ornamentation which was so popular as
souvenirs for the guests at a wedding
breakfast is to be replaced by a thin
coating of sugar on top while the sides
are only decorated with white paper
and silver leaves.
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THAW IS PHYSICAL
AND MENTAL WRECK

fAssociated Press By Federal Wirelsss1
2 PFfTIAADELPHlA, Pa March i:--Doctor
Nannamaker. the celebrated altenisi, after
eaIefal examination OF Harry K. ThaE an
ford White Il smentai and pbyeicai
wreck The insanity proceedings viii con-
tinae. under the direction Of Mrs Thaw, ~
mother Of Harry
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BANK OF. FRANCE ALLIED
WITH FEDERAL RESERVE

fASsoeiated Press by Federal Nireiessl
WASHINGTON. D. c. March The L ed
eraI ReSery 81 Bcafd yesterday snnouneed the
appointment OF the Bank OF Trance as the
boards French correspondent This move,
il was asserted, viii assist in the effort to
preserve the dollar standard in international
exchange in the. future
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CHINESE MILITARY
STUDENTS GO 70 JAPAN

fSpeeisI Gable 20 NipP1 JiiD
TOXIC Japan March 1.-The Chinese
governments has seat formal notification 70
the war department that the government =
sending sfxfy Chinese students 70 Japan
within few weeks for . military edueatIon
THE, military educational board Of Japan has
given permission TO these1 students to attend
mi1iisfy academies
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FOOD PLENTIFUL. TN EAST,
DECLARES COMMISSIONER

fAssociated Press by Federal WireleSS)
NEW YORK, n " March I.--Commis-
sioner Hartigan reports that there is plenty
of food in Che Eastern cities, despite the re-
ports to the contrary. which have been spread
broadcast by interested spectators.
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INVALID PENSION BILL
GOES THROUGH SENATE

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON. d. C.. March 1.-The sen.
ate. yesterday passed the invalid pension bill.
which carries appropriations of Sl60, 600 600,
The measure met with but little opposition,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-01

An electric generator small enough
to be carried in mans pocket. yet
powerful enough to discharge dyna-
mite blasts. has been. invented
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WASHINGTON D. c., March 1.-The Japanese embassy here issue
that under would
be considered by the Japanese at Toxic
reiterates the allegiance ot
the powers Japans friendship for the Unite
States denong attempt plot breach that ends
Of Gemanys proposal has
the but has completely overshadoNed other consider
the universal topic of conversations and
in he make
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and the FiIjiya hotel has recently plac-
ed in operation. replacing coolies car
riages. II American autos which
cleared $4,000 for the company last
year. Three OF these, big Hudson
super-sixes, were bought by YamaSu.
chi on this trip. The cars are six
Hudson. three Overland, three JEFF
fiery, one Buick and one Fiat
The Americans are his best and
most numerous customers, according
to Yamaguchi,. but he declares with a
merry twinkle in his eye when asked
what win become of his hotels in the
event that America goes to war with
Germany: I'VE aren't worrying about
our business. The beauties of Japan
win always attract plenty to fill our
hotels even though the whole world
be at war"
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TOXIC DECL ARES WILL
STAND By FRIENDSHIP,
ALLIES AND AMERICANS
/ Assoc,aled Press ~ .'able,

WASHINGTON March Shocked and amazed BY the rexea-
Germany attempt unite Japan and Mexico upon the
United States today sectional differences and
began swinging line behind the president.
Republicans immediately abandoned the general hibuse they
conducting the Democratic legislation and the Dem
for the president this national
emergency
The house without took under special con-
bill by Flood chairman OF the foreign affairs
clothing with broad authority deal with the
menace providing for the arnng of u s. merchant vessels
defense
The Flood bill taken up for vote with three hours a.
oed debate, which 5 going g
The president being empowered other
besides that Of ng the ships and proposed bill
pending IN giving him wider authority.
Confirmation Gemanys revealed by the Associated Press
and by the of state well
onth floor of the
Secretary Lansing official made clear that he
knowledge the scheme would
any in such an intrigue.
He expressed confidence that the Of Mexico would not
take part in it.
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EQUAL SUFFRAGE GAINS
POINT IN ONTARIO

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wirelessl
2 TORONTON, Ontario. March 1. - The
OF the right of suffrage the first women Of
the dominion to secure that right. This was
made certain yesterday when Premier Hearst,
the leader OF the conservative government
party. Endorsed a privately introduced equal
bill