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tilt- i dL.n Whiii r. Cfirly this I'rti-l(Ji Tjl an-1 S'-lvisfrs will continue the- prucf f-o thai tt: "lra I leins en Apr! 7 tfc.rV -a 4 cf apiioni' nit (or Yhn 1 (. its 'i m.isi -r Cf-Efral ior. alto arlv his plan for dealing witn sil'-satton creator; sr fern ail f-iiTth 1 lass- were put Ir.to the riacsific.J -r Tho 3 of Imafctcr Ocrnl hat: a lot talk v.li;: Chairman MiCctub toiy caul aMtr ards that he juIJ occupy lu uik 1 in three ttks with tho lirnf'iriR a lan by whu-h thf merit svFt.tn 1 -iuIJ be fourth lass pot tniu- Mr. BjrlPion does rot" belie, thai txtiuttvi- order whii li ttit inasttrs were on tho i fclst tho.iM tie r.

vokej. but ho i.tose whj w-or1 pla ed on the ivii fc-r-viee list withou f-xarrrinatioD be r-ivJ-rel tc tbniit to the merit Al MOHK1X; IIUIMOMIil M.Y. "hi'ie j. t'jnn of ffdi-ra! r. i -ra ntc is the aTtentier.

cf i. 1 Wileon if. Hp; are: In slif-s t.ln; members, he "a't l. ne siftinir the mass of urts. "a-tfonat "n.j it man ar.c Tiiiuulty err workins 4:: with mi nil'r of CuayrcsF it If rattle Known also that H.l be I'.

.) in 1 i hi- -ts ri fi. to i'tn arti-' rtrsrj-lBtlcn Ir.ilep. tt.1-nt Dern r.ntic fai -tinns. "Each prpstn'f o.mi prob-lm." kh'm1 Mr Mci'omhs tud.iy. I'oncreFsloriftl eirr b-n are lope atrh on the Whii Houtf tor" iti.li'a tlon of a ehaiiK' 'f Ktittment innan! the (onsirlrat)on of thsm the tariff r.t the session.

it in' n-Rsiugiy evi' with ti-h day of t'ie week that ojtri reform, rhi'ippili e. I'ii im.i canal tolls, woman (suffrage ap.J ot her inn ifcu-s are be fortfj H'pon ttif fat leijtion of tbe country before the s--f on is well befcun. While the drier members of Titeot of tte 0 pproa. hinj: ri cores of met: In ttte Sena'- H.i.is. Mho are ullltng atil eager to tummer" if neeesfary se.

ut i ici-ta action upon vubjeet- in whii th. -ttreBtetl. President Wilson has t.a r-. -urgent aj. peals made tu 1 other things that the tariff for the toi.

i.fere!i 'i left the ti ft upon 111:1 The toil is-arr-. 1. 'l S. the opihior. 'of 1 1 li oust hat a-' it rpea! the free "uli ,1.

Jaw I.e. 'c 1 i 1 a itS r.r -a. l- extra ftfsur The iietnoi nave p.aecs In the reviyioi- sehep.e H.a i i 1 1: P- th hii Va' tually finished with the founded s. n- i of the Phvik'-Abler. Ii law vill take, up lnlminlsTrutlve fiaturiM o' the taiitT tumor row.

-TARIFF CHANGES WILL PUT NEW LIFE IN INDUSTRY" ecrtary of nminrrrr Uedflelil it, Slirech Crrtilc-lv llftpiilna-KM Ijitiur rl pttal I Simx-1I list t. The l.l.-! X. March the nen--ecrttary in I'reFident Wilson's delivered an a.irirets here today on and Its Human Sid." as part nf a nity chun course on problems, the day. Mr. Ktdfleld said In part: "The tariff has tended to denroy In our own tr Diminish our ludusrrial feif -respect.

So loek. when the necessry readjaetmenti" an over, for the blood of a new life to be poured Into the veins of American Industry. "The prosperity of the ration does not epend upon the maklOK of irufiiB by any part of It. We fhall be happlr far when the temptation 80 to do phi.II have linn removed and atradfftff ness ehall replace eowardice aad capital deal with labor Aft Analfv nnl tn tntt.trf.t GOV. SULZER GRANTS REPRIEVE Jubn Malraner Saved From Kleelrorn-tlo.

fler Drrolnx for Ieali. (Hy the iateet I'rrjn NEW YORK. March 13 -With bis electrocution at for an early hour tomorrow for the murder of PHtriek Mi Bncn, known as "Paddy the Prleat." a aaloonkevper of this city. John Mulranoy today was granted a reprieve of sixty daya by (JoTernor Mtilrsaey already had donned the clothing provided by the atate for the execution when the woi4 reached the prison. Governor Sulzer waa moTed to act by a peraoual appeal from the condemned omu.

AlmoKl aiiniiltaneoHBly lth tire lasuance ef the reprieTe Supreme Court Justice Pavla itranted an order bere ataylng the xecntlon. Justice Davis, aaid that tbe wljoner way he able to prove an alibi. ITou will find the newa of the world fully rovtrtd In The Inter Ocean. Ij a 11. ti 1 a (:.

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"Hy ht i the trai of that pari of th a it ui.trefs on the ranamo j. ar.al l. pioxi for i of Ani rl. ei.astw le from the I pivriii-nt of tails the American people rmbta.e a opportunity to prove that they ut tieretati.l their hipha Rt Inuri recatt.ie tin ir to promote It tor the bimflt of mat MAN DIES FROM BEATING: POLICE SEEK ASSAILANT Krk 1 anLrr, HUT rnub) Mrffl, O-llm of Manlr) arUlk, Accoril-ltK to I'lirmer'a Danaliirr. Frauk Ynukcr.

K'lT Croi-by btrect. waa berten and fatally injured in his home Saturday afternoon, eccordintt to a Ktatc-nunt nialo ti) the fhb atro avenue police Julia YmiV'-r. bi. 11 year old daughter. Yartker died Pt bis home -hortly aft.

2 vc toefc yesterday afterucon. The police arc searching for Stanley Sarula, who, aci-urdiiiK to the child. In-fluted her father's fatal injuries. 1 Sardia is a brother of Mrs. Victoria Van' Troba.

has betu livia "Hh YanUcr for eomp time, according to th police. Mrs. Van Troba la under arrent pendiaa; investigation. The police made futile attempt to get a connected frtory from her. Mould Kill Crane.

Operator. John Chipman, a crane operator for the Illinois Steel company, waa killed Instantly yesterday hen an iron mouM fell on him. He waa operating a crane at Eatt Eighth -Seventh street and- Lake Michigan la the steel company's Tarda, when ths accident (occurred. Till: INTER OCEAN, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 17, 1013. AMUSEMENTS.

DIVISION OF SPOILS TO BE MADE SLOWLY UNCLE JULES SAYS COTTfiX DAI A sT tr wusio aks hmm HALU Clark aesr Raitselsa. A SENSATION! Lsarn th Truth Abiat the Polica and the Underworld CCC Tirla: SrirtTiiJe i lasrs Pisrssst is Tel. "ssd. 3414 Master Gabriel Etf. f.

Rsynard Nellie Nichols Hawthorne Jk Burt Joe Whitehead Cldora Co. Ke Carson 'Pir uSaf is democratic Leaders Proceed Care-fullv in Planning Many Federal Anoointrntnth in the Country. ill iTfe Interesting Items for Easter EXACT POLICY UNDETERMINED Currency Reform Is Expected to Follow Tarirf Revision During the Special Session of Congress. a. ii Jgsjiisfu )AlIiT ALL THE SHAKES OUT OF THEV CRAWLED IMTO THE BOOTS OF THE MEN WHO WABBLE HOME IN THE EARL HOURS OF WW WITH THE OLD-TIME EXCUSE.

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n.S Mr Hitker b. tr k.i .,,1 i Iajrr (l 1 nau ra if 1 ho V. i l.o!i? a iy i i'i piitoary l.ik. tlon! tl I 1 a 1 1 I .1 I Mt. 11 ill 1 a WickssRefrigerators FOR ALL PURPOSES Salesroom Now at 623-633 WABASH AVENUE THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLEKDER CO.

HOTELS AND RESORTS. THE CITY CAKE FORGOT." Quaint. Hfktorio NEW ORLEANS America's Carnival anr) Convection City. The St. Charles Finest all year Hotel In th Sooth.

Under efficient management from Waldorf-Attoria. N. Y. C. European Plan.

M-dern. Fireproof. ALKJ1ED S. AXIE1I Ltd. HAIR lnF.SSIG.

Mnalearlsa. Chl- rr.tdy. Koctal Haioai. Kclro.y- is. IiJle' Hth.

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STEAMSHIP AGENTS, ORAHAM SONS. STFAUSIHP T1CKKT KO i at.y ndtis. 1.4 V. i. --vo si.

ctu kj "THE SYSTEM" With 7S Is aad 2 Car Laadt Sesasry TAI.KIVC MOVING PICTURES Prices: 15-25-6 0-7RO raoklnit la Balcony. A Brilliant Display of Imported Hats Their distinctiveness and rare beiuty will immediately captivate you. The dorrinan characteristics of the srason's rr.illinei-y ar; the smart smi'l and mrdium shapes; the touches v.v color and th; toward Osk'ntaf effects- The styles arc cx.luiivc. of strong; poss-s th.it ir.d -liaable wh'ch stamps them oi imts akably Par'sian. th: inmou I'rj- ch makes are rtrc resmted in this d'splay.

Evirt model is one of iingular grace and loveliness. Each the co each is an artist's creation. French section, fiftl Ho.ar, room. Dress Goods An extensive assor mm1: of the latest fabrics low price i. Wool Poplins, 46 inches w'de, crrrd, fine quality and very d'sirable for spring 7T suits.

In b'ack on'y and priced, yd Eponge, 54-inch wool, in a fine range of street colors, i iduiing the new b'ue Cf and copper shades. Priced, yard, pOLIU Ttcp ca! Sait njs, 54 inch a'l w.ol, cream ground wi fine, medium and heavy fr) 'jr strip's of Prtcef, yard 4). Z.J D.tss 52-inch, the so chi.fort tan, bro a cadet, wistaria, plum green, navy, fr and also white. Yard 4U TV -WV mm Charming Waists For Easter Wear, $5.75 Three mod Is Irom an assortment are illustrated. Onr of cream colored shadow lace over a net lining.

Shcrt sleeves and fitted collar. A model of chi'fon in suit shades. Short sleeve and with fitted collar. It is of white crepe de chine with co'lar, cuffs and vestce of whit; with colored floral designs. Fourth floor, north room.

Silk Fabrics These materials, in evidence for ths coming ssason, will be fo jnd in profusion in this section, in exclusive designs and newest colorings. Crepe meteor in a splendid ranee of colors, 40 inch wide, priced, per $2,00 Satin messaline, 36 inch, black, very durable, in two qualities, 75c and 88c Crepe charmease, 40 inch, all silk, black; splendid qualities, priced, per yard, $2.50 $3.00 Ca.ch em ire de soie, in a full range of colors, 40 inch, special, at, $1.35 Brocaded crepes, in neat designs and good range of colorings, 40 inch, priced, per yard, at Satin moasseline, 36 inch, black, of a soft, lustrous qual ity, $ilk and tuool dress poplins, 40 inches wide. Two very good qualities in a splendid range of colors. Per yard, $1.00 $1.50 Second floor, north room. iT Titsf.RiN.

SI For the Bride's Week Lingerie Negligees This sale has been planned part cjJariy for the trousseau seeker. Boudoir gowns and caps, silk and crepe petticoats and exquisite French and American lingerie all made es-pecia'ly for this sale. They follow the latest dictates of fashion in fabrics, styles, co ors and designs. Exceptional values at these moderate prices. Negligee We em- Silk Fetticoats phastze at an especial They are of crepe de pri.e, crepe de chines chines, very pretty and messaline ani priced at, each, negligees $3.95, $5.95 or at 4JZ.5 and Linger it We quote nigh gowns and combinations tri nmcd with lacrs.

rib- qyj QCZ bonsor embroidery, at the low price of 7J Thinl floor, rorth room. Women's Silk Hosiery "GAt Edge" They are made of pure thread silk and of good weight; suitable for Eas er wear. They are Eiffe! fast the sole, heI and toe being made of fin: cotton, thus insuring additional wear. Tnc tops are made extra wiie, with a 6-inch garter top, which prevents the garter strain from tearing the silk Easter week price 1 ff pair (First floor, north room.) vP JJ ft I mm -m Valvois and Orchid Corsets, $5.00 Three extreme styles of our array of special mcdels, for the belated Easter purrhaser, are illustrated. The lines follow the exacting demands this season's modes, and the requirements of all figures can be met with our wide range of models.

Thinl floor, north room. Laces and Embroideries For Easter week we are placing on sale a most unusual purchase of this season's latest importations at savings of more than half. Flouncings An assortment of 18 and 27 inch flouncings, hemstitched or scalloped edge open work, Irish point, floral and blind work effects. Ruffled edge bittste and Swiss flouncings, 18-Jnch and Madeira corset cover embroidery on fine quality Ion jcloth all specially Elegant venise lacs novelties, rich black laces, dainty shadow laces, flouncings and allovers, real hand made filet laces and insertions, beautiful colored embroidered and beaded trimming novelties, fine embroidered net and flounces, high clasj gold and silver tinsel, wide bands, yard, 95c, $1.45, $1.95, $2.45 and $2.95. Voilr Flouncing We are offering same in a wide range of patterns this popu'ar fabric in new designs of ratine, pretty open Irish point, Macrame effects, heavy Japanese designs, dainty floral and many other beautiful patterns.

All specially priced, yard, -95c, $1.45 and $1.95. First floor, north room. A RICK LAST WEEK LAST BIG MATS. WQ, I THURSDAY NEW YORK WINTER GARDEN CO. The Passing Shon of I9I2 MOHDiY.

March 24 Seat Thursd WILLIAM FA VERSHAM FKESEXf JULIUS CAESAR With an All Star Cast Including Mff. FAVERSHAM R. D. WacLean Edwin Arden Fuller Mallish Julia Opp Mail Order Now. Price 5.ci te $03 OE COHM'S GRAN It MATINECSt HELEN Jn PAUL BEST An ARMSTRONG'S HIT THE ESCAPE momv.

NAHtii se and HIS II1V lOMIVtXir In BROADWAY JONES "si tlrarlna Tomorrow Moralaar muSIC Witam lr. pop. HALL Arte. Cwrl Eer 76o, 1.00. 1.B0.

THE RED ioal Comedy PETTICOAT With Helen Lowell NEXT SUNDAY Nir.UTSriTe wrnurcniv GERTRUDE HOFFMANN In 'a of All Slaslral Rvum OitUAUWAT IU PAR 5 Ul-h th N. V. Wi.XTKR GAKLEK CU. of KVKkT XHiHT. t( i.nrr: mat pit lt.

Mats. ril. Thr.V.7.V-!(I.O HAJESTIC VAUDEVILLE nine ft nnppc MnTto niDiJiuni iiiwk uuiil vj iinii.il unilltllnU th Thir Aquatic Star LILLIAN KERLEIH, "Thj Prima ttnni miifur EDISON MOVINS-TALKlFiG PICTURES Subjects Miles McLaushlia Co. Psul Conehs Will Rotari Kcnay. Nobody Patt Fersuton A.

Northlane Bsa Beyer Brs. Prices. 1B-2B-BO-75c Tel. 6480 Central BLACKSTONE Msts.Wsd. aad'sat.

at 2:29 IPT TWO VEKKS. OWINt; TO HIS AS'STHAUAX Til n. LEWIS JWALLER in A MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE FOLLOWING THE REGULAR PERFORMANCE The CounhH. Scna HENRY V. Thar FVL.

Ka; Sat. Mat. Th. Kalvony Kin. ROMEO AND JULIET McVICKER'S I MRS.

LESLIE IKRS. LESLIE CARTER CARTER FiRsT TIM KS ON AXT ST.MJE in dumas' "CAM I SI'N'WV MAK.tl 'il- LAST H'FKK ed Ktf. Wed. Mot. au K.

i Sal. Mai. STUDEBAK ER From EuropThs Oras wt si i- s. in iv i ZAZA" CAMiLLE" FINE-ARTS II TonTght Micnia Has Isrea 1 1 I I MISS HORNIMAN'S COMPANY in trnold Rrsnrtl'a (nmnlv "WHAT THE PUBLIC WAKTS" rtl -Put. NitiK'snri' fup.

Tdu: f. M.tt i Ja MtM nAfl 'M Ml I KTM hu "CAHDiDA" -miles uro ILLINOIS tTONjghX lIIAKI.KS KliOlI.MAX Pr-Sfllt a a sjssa aasaatnaa.Bai IN HKIt liKKATKST THE "MiHD THE PA1HT GIRL A V. M.VK.HOS Pest Oruniv WO M'EfcKSi ONLY Mats. Wed. A Sat.

V'a( om Sal for Kstlrr KsKSKturst GOLONIA II 1MI. Mf. Kll, T. ailr n. 1 SEATS 3 WEEKS IN A3VAHCE ZIEGFELB FOLLIES EXTRAORDINARY FEATIHK CHING LING FOO a MAOIC, MYSTERY, ILLUSIONS $50,000 ProdKllaa, 72 Um 91 Erfecfi.

Pop. Wed. and Sat 25e ta Ji.00 rrafetiioiul Hit. Tftarsda, aUrca 23. M.

t. aiiar assssscss CI Ya. 8:15 iwat. ic COLUrviBIA rHKMlTTf I'lsrk and HysUss. ICE Dtll.T B-XJ-R-L-E-S-Q-LJ-E MII-MTK tlDKS 15-to 78.

XITK-. to F9 i iv a William A. Brady's ae Pi tirn. THE LADY FROM OKLAHOMA Py EIJZAHKTH JOU DAN. A Play You Can't Keep From Liking CHICAGO rus ii LAST WEEK ararali Mat.

to .0 -JOII t'OKT The. Iron Door SlralKht Front th Sboil.lrr lilt CORT 13th LAST WEEK OLIR WIVES HEIIRY KOLKER Si OF 1 HE BIG COMEDY SUCCESS I AST MKT. WED. 13 LASTWEEat rUHbllO tEST All CHARLES fhOIiilAN Trrns he. 2n DouO la t--,.