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Tw Metropolitan Tewer rwui ou Buiit rt rrseetee JUrket it IXTEEI1 PAGES i I.SDAV. 80, 117 Tb Hor Ha fctrwrk, I'mlfigti crying pence, aben ther i. no peace, will do well to follow i example of that sturdy old pa i jot, General Isaac R. Sherwood, of .1 cilo. who.

though 81 year of age, -terday proffered military service i the nation." During ill the week montha of uncertainty nd Mivloty over foreign relation no one I proclaimed more loudly and ef- i -tlvely hi belief In peace than Gn ul bhcrwood, but with the (age of In laid down the pugnaclout dean oiilo Congressmen, like a true VMirlnr and patriot, lays aside the riuents of peace for those of strife. et us not deceive oursclvc fnr- r. The effort of the United 8Ute preserve peace and to bring peace bleeding Europe have been rned. scouted and spurned. A ito of war ha been created, and, emphasize the contempt In which United State 1 held, the act of was addressed to unarmed, mrward-bound American mer-! I men.

There wa no mistake the deed. It was not an accident, iicr tli United State must recite in term of shot and steel or itven from the highway of eora-n and deprived of aa honorable at the Uble of nation, it I no longer a matter of what would like or dislike. A eondl-n ha tupplantcd alt theories. The itty and honor of the nation have a appalled and the pence and per- oney of our Institutions' threat-l. The time ha come for every i with red blood In hi vein not to declare hi patriotism, but it every day.

We are all dana together, sharing a com- i heritage. There ran be no dlvl- i if this nation I to live and grow i and power. '1 lie President should not delay In nionlng Congress. Technically are at war, but officially (till in liilnn of armed Mr. apparently hesitating to use i constitutional authority, should a at once tba mandate of Con- to proceed swiftly td the de- of the national rights.

To Save Money Die Early et no one jape or Jest longer with foil on the present economic Icncy, tba high cost of dying, "ra have been quips and quirk bore of th advance of the fees of funeral director and the charge the embalmer because or th in the cost of material. But a- come tbe sheaf to cap th pile t' advance In the price of burial It la from Bucyrua that the In-i; nce ha arrived that th trua-i of the cemetery have marked up lot fronting on' roadways 10 ts a front foot. How familiar the -ons heavy advance In the cot labor and material. At for th for digging grave, It ha decided that the purchaser will HHesed only tbe actual cost Mi mean that If the sexton ia- the trustee to raise their wage lll fall upon tb ultimate eon-icr, if such a description can hw lied to one who ha forever done i rartbly affair. Truly, may ltd, tho worst ha come to tb The Granite 8paJls! ents ar marching with winged 1 In Europe.

But ten day ago tbe 1 George ministry In England -Uorlng. In Russia the dynasty -n overturned, and now llrland fallen In France, his downfall be hadowed by th resignation War Minister, General v. In Knglsnd It was a strong saved the situation, none an the deposed Premier, Her- lulth. Hlmscir the vlcUm ot maneuvers of hi sue-, Ms mKgnanlmlty overcome impulse, and he gave tbe 1 unseinshly caved Lloyd from the slaughter. Jn Cer-tho skillful ton Bethmann-s hy his promise of electoral averted the danger that the iow of the Romanoffs oh- 1 1, things bespeak matter of la testing granite 'i a machine that applies hy-rrenure in enormous vol-it-Kration of the stone Is 1 a process called (palling.

fly off from the face of 1 i I'P' Rr acioss It and I iii Into "i prt'i-sure, i V. blotKs of humanity abroad arc bf 'n nlng to spall, and soon will come the crash, announcing the pswage from solidity to fluidity. Tbe new force, the added pressure, If you please, Is coming from the civilian population In every country, In each sore-stricken land heart are raying to minds; "Away with this butchery and all that fellowship with It, whether Kings, Emperor or Republican Chiefs!" Engaged In freeing Prance from the Bourbons the revolutionaries were met with legitimacy, an Inept action that gave Danton the magnificent opportunity to phrase th Immortal line that at the feet of th coallsed monarch in acceptance of th gage of battle wa hurled the head of a King. Who can nay that history Is not about to repeat itself? What monarch will next summoned to join the weak Nicholas? NEGRO'S IDEA OF LOYALTY. Colored Cltlsaa's IHgnifled Bbuk To talker and Treason HatcheT.

With all his genius and culture. Itosco Conkllng filmmoas It a negro. His colie dtSTees and personal redne- mtnt cannot change bt stood or aolof or make him one bit teas a member of a race regarded as socially, economic illy and mentally Inferior to tb white, That LoulsvlIU Is proud ef him as a dtUeri; that the Mre people of th eeontry look to him for leadership mochas they did hi Illustrious ascJe, Booker T. Washington; that mta of prominence la tbs nattoa a oora aim fellowship and a place Is high councils. oet not change hi talus.

ror these very reasons his words, spoken the ether day before a gather a es oi mi owa raoe, should tprMd a Mush of aham on th Caucasian skins of some who are conspicuous la the ys of th nation Jut Wbea men of superior learning and vaunted super-rao connections, Intrusted with the solemn duty of serving and pro tecting thetr country's destiny, join with foreign tyrant cutthroat to heap contumely upon the nation's head and tls th band stretched ut to protect ths live and rlghta of, Americans; when snivelling white pacifists Join with all the traitor-slacker crew to Invite national disgrace and ruin, well may this member of as 'Inferior race" boseti v. We have a record to defend, but no treason, thank Cod. to atone ax. plain. While In chains fought to free whit men fom Lexington to Carrlsal and returned acala to our chalna.

No negro has aver Insulted the flag. No negro, ever struck down a President or these United Bute. No negro ever sold a military map or secret to a foreign Government. No negro ever ran under Ire or lost an opportunity to serve, to nghtt bleed aad to die In th republic's eauao. Accuse us of what you will Justly and wrongly no man can point to a single Instance of our disloyalty.

"We have but, 0M.oountry and one flag, the flag that set us free, Ita lan guage la our only, tongue, and no nypnen bridges or qualifies our loyalty. To-day the nation faces danger from a foreign foe, treason stalks and skulk up ant down our fmnd. In dark councils intrigue la being hatched. I am a Republican, but a Wilson Republican. What he commands to do I ahall do.

Where ha commands re to go 1 hall go. If he call me to the colors. I shall not ak whether my Colonel Is black or I shall be there to pick out no color except ths whit of the enemy' dye. Grievances I have against this people, against this Oov-eminent. Injustice to ate there Is, bad laws thor are upon the statute books, but in this hour of peril I forget and you must forgetall thought or lf or race or creed or politic or color.

That, boys, I loyalty That this address was a notable piece of diction and oratory means little, aav a tribute to th talent and erudition or It author and aa augury of what may come from other of his race when given hi opportunities. As a rebuke the traHora and Americans not worthy of the nam It deserve th widest reading, while aoch whit men Toilette, Stone, COorman. Var- daman. Works, Bryan and all their Ilk. Inetead.

perhaps, of being tarred and feathered black, should be forced to read these words or a black man, TIPS FEOJf TEXAS. (Dalle News.1 Sometimes th reason a bride looks modest la booauM ah knowa she Isn't much a prise. What ha become of old-faahloned prudent youth who thought that girls ought to good housrkeepersT About th only reason why her money doesn't burn a hole In a woman'a pocket la because she hasn't any pocket. Our Idea ot a model wife la on who saves her car far to buy her husband a barber shop hav. Maybo you hav a) batlced that there I lees dyspepela than ther used to be whea Muaag was cheap.

Ot eourae ther are extreme In both direction, but aa gtneral thlngg a woman lives lonrer with a corset on th eutsld than a maa doe with corn whisky on tb Inside. A NATIONAL PRATER. I Boslea Transcript Our country. God. offer The, Ad plead her cause on bended knee; Her mlsht know He In Thy will Whose jrolc the mighty water (till; In meek humility pray Qod bla America to-day.

Qoi blea her leg arrayed on high. Its silken folds acalnst th sky: Her homes, her institutions dear, From gun-crowned to House Trayer; Iord. hear her children wbea they aay Oed bleaa America to-day. Look down from Heavea In Thy love And shower Thy blessing from above On saow-oapped helshts, and sunny vales. Her wavo-waahed (trends, and flowery daloas Threuchout her land shed Freedom' ray, uod bt Amenoa lo-oay, My be Just, at home, abroad.

And merciful aa The. Ood, that Thy word shall he her guide, Let wisdom In her niMet abide. Thst all th world may with as Ood bleaa America to-day. Ofonde.the.rt.domortnnblewdf Can live yield nW than noble deed? i-eve, more man sacrine present or soul give but their ncd Intent? ley tl.es? Thy ft and pry vivu uic7 Aiui-iiia turn). i Of Kentucky Taxes To 40c on $1C3 Provided in Gardner Measure.

Thie Sections. Passed By Lower House, Which Adjonrns To Take Up Provisions To-Day. Senator Taylor Would Abolish Office of County Assessor, Creating Title of Tax Commissioner. wsrui. nitiKi rs ras snecius.

Frankfort, March (cation of tb Gardner Mil, providing for th classification ef property for taxa tion, were adopted by th House ef Rep resentative to-day. They provide for the reduction' of the etaU tax rate to 40 eenu on th 1 100 and distribution ef th proceeds In th same proportion a now provided by law; and enactment of the Kentucky statute relating to property to aaaeeaed In th nam of a corpora tion, and th exemption of atockholdera In corporation from taxation. Tbe most Important section ef the bill some up next, to the House decided to adjourn nntlt to-morrow to consider Sec. tlon. 4 ot this bill.

Voder this section the following prop erty I subject to taxation for state pur poses only; No. I. Farni Implements and farm machinery owned by a person actually engaged In farming and used In his farm operations. No2. Machinery and products In court of manufacture of persons, firms or corporations actually engaged In manufacturing, and their raw material actually on hand at tlwlr plants for th purpose of manufacture.

No. Honey In hand, notes, bonds, at- oount and other credits, whether so- ready achieved very considerable auo-cured by mortgag. pledg or otherwise, cannot say more than that or unsecured. JJowllnf Eaa Amendment I bowling offered sa amendment to Swtlon. 4 provldln, Jhat th unnlni officer of th.

county. clty. town br taxing district wherein any trust company, stats or national bank alta ated ahall aaseas th share of slock of such Institution for taxation for all pur- An amendment providing that notes, bonds) and fanning and manufacturing machinery shall be subject to a tx ror local purposes, not exceeding Jt cent on th 110. was offered by Representative Whit. Th amendment of Representative Mathers provide that all live stock and farm machinery ahall not be uxed for stat purposes at a rate greater than one cent on each IIM.

Th amendment of Representative Barley provide that farm Implements, manufacturing machinery and produota in count of manufacture, together with raw material, ahall not be aucued at a rate higher than II cent on th $10 for county, eity and ashool purpose. Th bill exempts the article from local Ux- During th brief aowlon ef th Senate ajrior iiuroaurea a Mil providing for the abolishment ot the office of County Aaaeuor and creating th office ef County Tax Commlaaloaer. OUvr Bill too uuver lat Ui oommUeloa bill 1 i pesd by th Houa hut Friday, received 'sallty doe not lend lUelf to tha eatab-It 0rt reading In the Benat to-day. i Oshment of a permanent light Representative Kaufman, rising to i would bo. employed, drawn by point of personal privilege, declared that trawlers which, ao to apeak, patrol the a account lllnea he could not be pre- undersea.

Th net give good result, nt Friday, and that waa paired with The British have. In that way, captured Representative Lesley on th Oliver Mat an Important number of submarine of tax wmmlMlon bllL Had been pre. displacement. Explosive mine. tHabHl.

or in general u.e. ReprMenUttv T. R. Jones, of Murray, MlnM orm Is Mrioualy III. Member ef hi family u' -w ad-hava been called to hla badaid i Vantage, that whll th latter ome- A petition from Christian County tax- payer urging th paaaag of an up-to- data tax bill, waa presented by Reorw sentaUve Hiram Brown.

BLUE JACKETS LEAVE CUBA. Small Marin Guard I Left on Shore at Santlag-o, Santiago. Cuba, March It. Th American blue-Jacket returned to their ship to-day, leaving a marine guard ashor. Th total fore on land now la half tha original number, and It I expected by to-morrow th Cubans will hav th nolle fore ap wall organised aa to Justify th withdrawal of all th Americana.

Reports from th interior thow continued destruction ot property, but ao aggreaalv organlied movement by the rebel la apparent The arrival of the converted cruller Prairie. With money from New Tork for tha National City Bank and the Royal Bank of Canada, la expected enable th bank to reopen, relieving th economic situation. I "LOOKS SUSPICIOUS" But Jury Says It Can find Nothing ni i aiAvgwt ih aia sooa STIC. Boaton, March 1. Th Federal Qrand Jury that baa been Investigating tha high price of food, reported to-day that tt had been unabl to make a complete examination or tha Subject and return- no Indictments.

Th report statea that whll recent mere and fluctuations la th price of potatoes and onion "look suapl- clously like the result of Illegal manls-' ulattos, mtny lncraed price were lu susea with which the fvrr Th Importance of fh subject and the evidence adduced. as th report, ijumuirs lurtnnr investigation. I 1 ilNWNq A Hostile submarine 5y EOMEiNq Jt MEETING STJPES-EUTH1ESS5ESS. THE TESTETTCTION OF TJNDEBEEA CKAFT BT tJITOEBWATEB BOMBS DROPPED FROM PATHOL BOATS AND SEAPLANES. Though th Brltleh Admiralty adheres to Ita policy of silence a to the publication ot the number of enemy aubmurlnes captured or sunk, Ixrd tytton.

aiaklng on Us behalf. suM: "The couater-meas- urea which have been provided have al- whether In th destruction of hostile submarlnea or In ascspe from attack on part of oar own ships, the succes Is Ur. mM. th. ftf Mnf ukeit Ani Curioni mtmhtt ot the of Admiralty, aald: "AdmlTil Jelllcoo and thoeo who ere with him are not dla- antlened with the number ot German aub-marlnus which will be unable to return again to their wwn aborts.

Now device are being Invented and perfected which enable us lo look with Inoreaalng eon II trnr ,0 'he future. Every Suhmnrlii M.iuotion o( tu, n.my', renath by onel ImiHirtnnt unit, but It Is a mvlna of all hlch veel hv aestwyert. An Interesting account of certain methods adopted by the Franco-rtrltlah navle to meet Germany' auper-ruth-leaa aubmaiinlam la given by M. Raymond Leatonnat In read: "The enemy'a declaration or a blockade of th coaata of th British Jala. hVanc and Italy suggests that they are ualng an Important number of submarines to attempt so vast an operation.

They will need many to Insure tho relief service and replace missing boats, for our alllvs and ourselves have not failed to take the measure nee- lary to thwart their movement and destroy aa many of a possible. Ther are two way of deatroylng them by trapa and by explosive. A trap la a net of the kind that Is moored across a passage or channel, to protect the approach to. a port or roadstead. In soins caae.

where th lo- trrs allow their prey to eacap. mine 'infallibly sink any craft that come Id contact with them. Th shell la th offensive weapon used at a distance; but In order to alnk or damage a aubmarln by gunflr one muat get within range, while It la navigating on the surface, and hav a chance of hitting It In less than a minute, for It needs no more time than that to disappear, and then It ha only to fear a wtapan that acta aader water. "When tha aubmarln la navlcatlng submerged, even If It periscope permits ef estimating It depth, It I almost Im posabl to hit It with a self-propelled torpedo, beoaue the latter, with it hort-ontal trajectory, and constructed with a view to attacking a eurfao vat. to de signed to act at muca too enaiiow a dopth.

Tt thu became inevitable tb seek a weapon capable of exploding at great depth and permitting of a vertloal attack upon a submarine whll either flying or floating above it. The naval aeroplanea inYni.tei hv, for a tlm, pnvMt with bomb, which they discharge when a aubmartne ta navigating on th aurfac. 'or when weather condition and the clearness of th water enable them to aee It when submerged. Several aubmatinea hav been' stiik by thl means. On board patrol boats and destroyers large bomb ha timmA haranil with vrv jxplotv.

and bureting under water at in aeeim orpin vy uia action ok a hydroatatlo Hrlng mechanism. Th effect llhln "d'1" of 37 yard. CTJBAIT ELECTION BAT SET. Havana. March 10.

Tb Provincial Election Board of Orient haa April a th data tor holding re-elections in Victoria de ta Tuna. Orient Province. Th voting will decide whether President I Mmtn In other four-year term or be ucreeded by Dr. Alfredo Zayaa, Liberal candidate, on May next 0CEAJT STEAMSHIP KOVEUXXTS ir (March is, Al Arica Namit SOUTHLAND "Patrol cat At thl distance the submarine's hull Plato are torn apart and It sink. Di rectly a aubmarln la the patrol boat ateer for It at full speed, and at once open Hr with her guns.

The submarine dlvea to avoid the shot and proceed on Ha fouree far enough under water to be sheltered from tha oroleetlleiL From time to time It makes use of Its periscope to get It direction and tnke account It enemy' poettlon. The perucope, cutting the. water, eauae a slight wake, whkh doea Dot escape the r. radioed eye of th pursuer. Nor la this th only an that makan It powitbl to cnaso th Invlelbl fo.

Th eubmarlne. br th movement of Its own bulk, create on th (urfac of th ea a typical disturbance which those axDerienced In thl exciting sport are able to detect. A a aubmeraed submarine doe not travel fast, the pursuer, certain of overhauling it. hae only on thin to attend to-net to lose the trail. Un arriving above It he munch hi bom I) Into sea at lo torvala of Ul yarda, keeping ahead all the iwic, iiie mienllc thu dronned In the wake of tli puraulng veel explode as Oon they reach the depth for which they hive been regulated.

When large fa'oh of oil appears on the water ther I a etrohc ureaumiitlon that tha sub marine hae been destroyed." Thu above photosraph show the surface effect Of a bomb dropped Into the sen from a patrol boat at th moment when It wa calculated to have arrived Just over tho submarine, The bomb ex ploded at a depth of XI feet, threw up a column of water about 33 feet high, crowned by a cloud of black amoke, and last not least, probably ent Its mark to Davy Jones Eow Germany Turns Out U-Boat. Against tho destructive 'and repressive mtaiur of British and French patrols German subinarlnlem ha th advantage of It typ afid number. Germany haa adapted to th 'building of U-boat th sortie kind of workshop methods as are employed by the manufacturers of cheap American motor car. Part and proceaaea are duplicated with the object of facilitating quick construction. Kubmarlne are virtually "chopped out" like ready-made clothing or ohcap furniture.

By following thl multiplication process uper-ruthlwsne( assumed a formidable aspect This Is how her system of building them la organlaed. A standard U-boat haa been designed. Rach separate part la made In quantltlee by firm who devote thenuelvtie to thl task only. Bom construct a given section of the hull or a portion, ot the fittings or tha machinery. Whatever may be tbe task allotted to a factory, it concentrate all Ita attentloa on that fraction of the vessel and Undor-takee no other part ot It, with the result that th workmen, being alwaya employed In making on thing, hav become expert at their task and able to do It expeditiously.

The varioua parte thus produced are sent to on of tho hlpyarda and ther bolted. together by etaffa of men who whole time Is given to the portion of hull and machinery which other men hav mad. Th building yard ampluyees merely "sew together'' a gar ment that haa been rut out elsewhere. "A submarine built at Kiel" really means a aubmarln put together there. Posel bly to different 'establishment In aa many different port of th country were each responsible for their little piece of her, in the manufacture of which they had special i sod.

The advantage of such a system aa thl In spooling up construction will be obvlou to anyon acquainted with skip building. By tt a dosen boat can be turned out for every one that could be constructed by th usual methods, which entrust a yard with the building of a complete boat and make no provision for the standardising of parts so that they can easily be duplicated. Thl practice ot standardising her sub marines helps Oermany Immensely In an other way that la quite aa Important to her aa rapid construction. All her new U-boat being of th on type, crew can be chanced from one vessel to another without any losa of efficiency. The new aubmarln to which they go is so exactly Ilk th old on that they have left that no "shaking down" period Is necessary to enable the officers and men to get uaed to their craft BACK IH BUIREUE- C0U2T.

dismtvb to tb ssouiai. Columbus, Ohio, March It. Dismissed once on a legal question, the "case Involv Ing th custody of Joaephlne Tallford, of Toledo, I hack In the. Supreme Court Tho Court previously held that the matter ill In charge of the Wood County Juvenile Court Now a petition In mandamus ha been filed anking the Court to direct the Wood County Court to v. rate an or-W for the iV.IM's p.

give t- ii 1 a i. Crews Tor -rv'c Tor lorj Time After Extended CruUe. li Tranialpt.) In eoneidi-ring the probabilities of Germany" power to make her submarine camr'alj-n successful. It Is essential that one should take into account aomctliliig more than the number of U-boats which lie Is able to leum-h and the number of torpedoes which each boat may carry. To the strain material resources there is dded also th mental and physical strain on th crew.

This, Indeed, has been generally recognised In Americas discussion of tha aubmarlne menace. It I doubtful, howover. whether the full effects of this strsln hav yet been assessed at their rightful value. According to the head of one of our great ateamshlp agencies. It constitutes a deterrent of tha first magnitude to tli general success of th campaign.

Living many hour under water, subject to th pressure and th damp atmosphere of eubmarlne conditions, even the strongeat member of the crew ar likely to beeom rheumatic. Th cramped quartera make matters worse, though it i likely lhat tha later and larger type of boats used somewhat reducea this strain. Meanwhile, the mental stress of the U-boat opera-tlcma la even more constant and re lentless. The result Is that after a cruls of any considersble duration and eruisea can now be to 10 daya tha members of a crew come to port in such condition of body and mind that for a long tlm they are of no poaslbl us, but to rest and recuperate. Under tha latest condition of standardised training, on U-boats of a carefully atandardlsed type.

It takea only 1 weeka to fit men for their first submarine service, but after their flret tour of duty, they ar in fop another equal. If not greater period of Inactivity. The great difficulty of keeping the boats supplied with service-worthy crews Is complicated In still another way. It will be noticed that the really striking records of sinkings We usually credited to one or another among Individual U-boats, one submarine reporting a chain ot ainklngs while the others seem comparatively In-active. Chant Is In part responsible, but aalde from the workings of chsnoe this phenomenon tx further explained by the fact that thjse highly successful boats have been manned by crews of altogether exceptional capacity.

To the Initial demand of remarkably strong physique, they have happened to add mental endurance and unlimited daring, all fused and directed under th word of peculiarly shlllful Officers, possessed In thetr turn of the same quallti and alee of complete technical training. These are among the assets required to make the campaign of any on U-boat really successful, and It I plain enough that they ar assets which oannot be supplied In large quan tities, or manufactured wholesale aa the U-boat can be, even by th Imperial order of Kaiser Wllhelra IL And this difficulty doe not limit th power or the off ens alone. It playa a directly Into tb hand ef th defense, since concen tration on thoa aubmarln which really seem to bo doing effective work ultimately Teaull In tha captur or destruction of crew ao raj-a In their capaclttea that their loaa to Germany I vastly greater then' It appear when reckoned merely in number. DAILY FASHION HINT. A Tuscan Eat FORECAST.

V. 8. Department ef A rri culture. Wtathtr Bureau. Washington, March II.

Ohio and Western Pennsylvania Partly cloudy and warmer1 Tuesday; Wednesday fair; colder. Indiana Fair and warmer Tueaday; Wednesday fair and colder. Kentucky Partly cloudy and warmer Tueaday; Wednesday colder In north and weat West Virginia Fair and warmer Tuesday; Wednesday fair. Lower Michigan Partly cloudy and warmer Tuesday, probably local snow in tha nprth; Wednesday fair. Illinois Partly cloudy In north portion Tuesday and Wednesday; Increasing oloudlnes In south' portion, with show ers Tuesday night or Wednesday; mod erate Umperature.

United Fit ale Department of -Agriculture. Local Office of tho Weather Bureau Cincinnati, OhioRecord for March 1 1917, ending at p. ninetieth meridian tlm. and a comparison with th corre sponding day of tha lam three years: Ther. Hum.

Bain. WmUi. It S.E.- Clear lp.m....4J II dear Tp.m....4 II clear 1917. 1018. IBIS.

1014. Highest temperature. 41 It 41 jo Lowet temperature It tl 13 23 Average temperature 14 Jf 7 Precipitation .04. Statement ahowlng the condition of the temperatur and precipitation at Cincinnati, Ohio: Deficiency In temperature for th day Deficiency in temperature since March 1 Accumulated deficiency In temperature alnc January 1. 1117 Deficiency In precipitation for tha day i 24 II 11 Excess In precipitation tine Accumulated deficiency preclpl- tatlon elnee January 1, 1H7 W.

C. DsvxnsAux, Meteorologlet Hourly temperature: la. Ta. 1a.m.... SO 10 a.m..

It a. It 1 p. .19 p. ..41 Ip. P.m....

45 p.m.,;, 45 I p.m.... 44 Sun rises at a. sets at 1:11 p. m. tatliit roAita crrcciD.

ChlcB. March 1. Officers of the Illlnola Manufacturer Association today sent t'-legrama to Senator James Hamilton Lewie and Lawrence T. Slier-man, protesting) gHlntil the new tariff commission appointed by President Wilson. ni tirsli.ir that a manusar.

t-irrr -ho'-'l be iin'- a 't of Copy: Thz Ot icit i Fact. Don't et till little rhyme get by, You'll find that It is true; They aay statistics do not lie. But those who use them do. "Do you believe In clubs for women?" asked the Buff. "No," replied th Boughneck.

"What doe a maa want to use a dub for? He has two flats, haan't he?" om i Bom girls glva their hearts and hands In matrimony for lov alone, and with no thought of financial benefit But what we I started ts say waa that lva Price lives In nichmond, Va. 1 Advice. Son. do not be a greedy stiff. What If your share of wealth Small! Tou will live long and prosper, if Tou do not try to get It all.

No "It says here that pie I almost a neces- slty of life," said the Old Fogy, as ho! looked up from hla newspaper. "Do jou agree with that statement?" "No," replied the Orotich. "Pie Isn't a necessity of life, but It Is an absolute aecesslty of politics." Oh, Joy I Some girls have falr-lo-nildUlliig mustaches. But lona Raacr lives In Louis ville, Ky. Good Dop.

"It's easy quite to tell." said Hood, "Your brother how to live; But you should try to be good Aa th advice you give." Fooeyl "Lot'a see." figured Smith. "A widow I entitled to her third. Isn't ehc?" "Tes," replied Jnne. "And If eh Is of graaa variety alio Is liable to keep on chasing men until she got her fifth or her sixth." Hooray) f. Milk, of tha Bradford (Ohio) Cream ery Company, has resigned hin position and will take charge of the Club's cows.

Wuffl A Corn Fed girl, mere man'opservee, Can't pitch ball, that's sxreed: For, while she has a lot of curve. She hasn't any speed. Leave It To deorge. Housten Pott. Luka McLuke saya men do not mind being henpecked by their daughters, but it Is different when their wives try It LlKten, Luke: In the first esse, men ar entirely helpbis: but they paw the air when it Is anything Ilk a matter of equal terms.

Oosht like te get a many members aa possible In ths Club. But what are wra gm- na do with Jo Looney, of Looneyvllle, W. Notice I Wa would Ilk to borrow Bird Houae, of Sandyvllle, W. for the use of tha rob-In In th lot back of th Club. Weill Some men are nhmed after disciples, but Peter N.

Paul, of Zanesvllle, Ohio, Is nsmed after two of them. Located. Where I the old-time sotor Who mode our young hearts ache With "rags is royal raiment. Whn worn for virtue's sake." Luke McLuk. Thl guy la playing minor part In th eaovlng picture show, I And where we one gar up a buck, It'a now II centa a throw.

Paul Valley (Okla.) Pre Lance. W'r Neutral. M. English, of Boston, Mass. objects to German Butcher, ot Hope Hill W.

Vau' Joining th Club, well let tha Club taks a vol on th matter. The Ideel By -th time the Buffs get a good repreaentatlon In Congress we suppose i that law will be enacted compelling th rooster to lay the eggs while tbs! hens do tbe crowing, i Karnes la Names." Silver Gloss Gllnllan Uvea at fronton, Ohio. Our Dally 6pdl. Good Forts la Largely A Question Of Anatomy, Luk McLuks Say A bad man sees no good In anybody, and a good man sees soma grcud In everybody. If th children bsppen to ba handsome.

Mother can never see that they resemble Father In any respect Father want to nam the boy after a great man. But Mother obJct because ah knowa that th boy la going to bo a greater man than any man you could nam him after. Criticism Is when the man who can't do a thing himself object to the way it ia don by a maa who can do It hav an Idea that when politics Brat came Into being the man who voted under the dlplodocua thought that any man who voted under the dlnosauru wa a wall-eyed Idiot What ha become of the man who thought thst wearing Buffalo Dill hair made him look Important? Th editor of a magaxln devoted to women announcea that man con-trlbutea nothing to the home. The editor must be an old maid, ao we won't bother about referring her to the census reports. 'Every tlm a college produce a girl who haa the exact measurements of the Venu de Mllo the average man would like to dispute the correctness of the measurements In the hope that he bo permitted to do his ow'n measuring.

Isn't It funny how a man can be ao afraid that he will ruin hla atomach after It has happened? It makes a girl mad not' to have dimple In, her cheeks because she knowa thst sh ha dimple where you can't aee them. Women are alway complaining that they ar bused and Imposed upon. But somehow or other, they nunit to Uv longer than men. What haa become of the old-fash-loned man who pulled his pants out of the top of his boots when he wanted to look drfaned up? The reason why y.ither f-il f-r I to fin is 1 1 1 1 i I V. Eut 3 There Ee ArUSf i ctim'iai, Diir.iT' to Tns kmijibkb.

Chicago. March 19. The latest st In marriage contracts uneart! -i to-day, 'tvhtin the police arrested Lundwirth, former profensor of fore languages at Loyola University, Mrs. Lillian Landwlrth, his wife der "contract." They were arrest. on the complaint of Mr.

Jeanne Landwlrth. who told police she Is Land, wlrth'a common-law wife and tl.t mother of his seven-year-old daughtrr When tsken before PtUlce Captjm Danner and charged with "disorderly conduct" In living-with a woman t0 whom he la not married In ths orthodox fashion, Landwlrth produced the the only necessary marriage ceremony "My marriage day: "Around my neck I feel every vi bration of her whole body like a green leaf. Her soul la angel pure. She took me to her pulsating heart and with a heart-kls she pressed on my lip nj murmured: husband, let me be the rabbi; let ma be th Judge, and If no contract shall bind us. -liea the puliation of our hearta shall be the and the tears the heart tears ahull unite our soul In harmony, and ournfr ahall be like an endless peace, a chain of verses without an "And then ahe took me to her chsi and whispered: 'True, my fantasy; true, my Ohl How hard to wilt thou have to part Thou art forever mine, my "In a Stream of teara flowing from our eyes I felt her that I am fortur hers, and these warm tears have unn our souls In eternity." But Captain Danner said Vtr Heart klssea and endlesa chains verse may all right but they not constitute a regular marriage, ir-cording to police regulations.

was nothing but a "scrap of paper," he declared. The document wa dated March 1117. Defectives who made the arrest were locked out of th Landwlrth Apartment early this morning, and only gained an entrance after they had shut ft th' water, gas and electricity and stood sentinel four hours. Lipdwirth I an- artlit, and a graduate of universities In Paris. Berlin and Vienna.

HI father la an Austrian rabbi, and th "marriage contract" waa written In Hebrew. He met Mrs. Jean-ette Landwlrth In London. He tolf Captain Danner he waa unable to livt with her because of her temper, bu' had meant to adopt bi baby and give her a homo with hi "new wife." comition 13 urciiArcra. Washington.

March eondltlort i f-lorilUr nt Vow or jornmi- Hampshire, critically I I st Ms home here, was unchanged to-day. his phyalclans aid. although In addition to the heavy cold, which, becnuse of hi advanced age, has much reaucea nis vitality, ne has suffered a stroke of paralysis. lf. ('hand-Ir was resting eerily and His condition waa aald to as good as could be expected.

i i i TEE LATEST IN lHJSIff. New Vera Cor. Pittsburg Diptch, Hav yoa ever listened to the we-j noise mad by a Jass band? Sues organisation is now flaying at of th uptown cabarets. When tbe kvlcr ef tha band waa asked to explain l-t. what Jass music waa, ld: "A lu band I composed of oboe, clsrlneti, oornets, trombones, banjos, and al a drum.

It doesn't have tl have these. But th musle is a matter of ear and not of technique. None of know music On carriea th meloir and th other dowht they pies. Bom play counter melodlea, earn freak noise, and aoma Just play, I cn 1 tell you how. Tou got to feel Jas.

i' time 1 syncopated. Jass. I think, menu a Jumble. Wo cmo from New Orlf by way ot Chicago. In Chicago a pro-fnor told ua tt waa 'th tuneful hsr-mony of 1 don't know what he meant but I guese ha wa right Anr-how.

thfs inns." Th weird effects of Jass musio make one dance with every part ot one' body but the feet GOSSIP FRC1I TEE hothces. let the Pepul Bui. tndtanapoll Star. I A republic la In tha procex of formation In Russia and, now that the Sen't rules have shut off Uum Shoe Bill, rett and the others, may hav on this country, too. But Wouldn't Bar Print It (Rlrmlngham An Eastern contemporary ssys Bccre-tary Daniels used to be good Judge a mule.

His opinion of "(Juroahoe i' oufiht to be worth while. Wflw! Macon Te eg aph 1 This thing of comparing the Dlecre Doien to Beiicllct Arnold has gont 1 enough. Benedict Arnold did evident- sense ot shame. Keep the "jrilk Gate" CuitrdcJ: (rharleiton News They may put llany Thaw In an lum but events have shown lhat the problem ts to keep him there. Inquiring To Know; tKsnaas City Tlmos.) Isn't abdication rather a large woid use In connection with a small maa wil0 probably la under the bed? Ia Jcs Like Tom Inwjon.

Free Villa enre expressed a l-h to farmer, Evidently he cliang.d his and took to hcll-ralslnir. He'll Eiioot Tin Tull of DP- H.iltimore Amert.nn.l Of course. Admiral (Irnyson nisr be ah'' to devise some d'-adly form of pill fr demise of an enemy. i 1 Same Admiral! Tr.inwrrlpt Here's to A'lniiml 1 III, the Jolll'St Ohl thiit ever tineycd a throst swahbt (I toiii!.