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DRY AMENDMENT
IS YOTED DOWN
Hobson Resolution for National
Prohibition Fails of Two-Thirds
Majority in Lower House
BIXTY-OKE SHORT OF WINNING
Ifandred Foarteen Demoa, fflsty
erea Rearalar aad Kmr In dr.
peadeat O. O. V.'m la the
Ar Olama.
Depatles.
RUSSIAN ARTILLERY IN ACTION Battery tending a field piece in the hills along
the line extending from the Vistula to the Warthc.
WASHINGTON, lc. 23. The
Hobson resolution to submit a con
stitutions! amendment for national
prohibition to tba state legislatures
was defeated in the house last night
197 members voting for and 189
against it. An affirmative vote of
two-thirds was required to adopt the
resolution.
Party line were wiped out In the
struggle, prmorratlc I.ader Vnrlerwood
and Republican Leader Mann fought
sljnnlder to ahoulder at the, head of the
force opposing the resolution. And when
the vote came, of the 197 standing for ths
resolution. 114 were democrat, sixty-seven
were republicans and eleven were prog
ressives and four were Independent re
publicans. Show Hea-ret and Joy.
Joimedlaterr after announcement of the
vote, the house adjourned, the crowds
which had packed the galleries through
out the prolonged debate, dispersing with
mingled expressions of regret and Jubila
tion. Prohibition ieaders declared that th
majority for the resolution had fulfilled
their expectations as they had not hoped
for a two-thirds vote. Whether a
similar resolution pending In the senate
submitted by Senator Hheppard of Texas
would reach a vote in the senate at this
session was not certain tonight. Ad
ministration leaders were Inclined to be
lieve, however, that it would not, In
view of the action of the house.
Notwithstanding repeated public as
sertions that many members of the house
would try to dodge a record vote on the
Issue, the roll call disclosed a heavy at
tendance, larger than the average
throughout the session. On the final
vote 2S8 votes were recorded. To have
carried the resolution would have re'
quired 2ES affirmative votes. It thus
failed by sixty-one votes.
Tkeae Vatlnar Yes.
Voting for the Hobson resolution were:
DEMOCRATS.
.laroway
Jnhnaon Ky.)
Jnbneun (3.C
JonM
Keating
Klnilel
Klrkjiatrlck
Kllchln
Low (Jtd )
l.lOTd
MoKeltar
Moon
Murray
Neeley (W.Va.
o'Halr
Oldfleld
Pad sett
Pas (M.CL)
Park
Pout
Quln
Kagadale
Halney
Ilaker
Itubey
Hacker
Rueael
Saunders -
W&tkins
WatJion
Wearer
Webb
Whaley
WhKa
Wins
Aberrrombl
Aiamaoa
Aiken
Alexander
Maker
narkley
Bell (Oa )
HA rr here
Borland
rod bex. lt
Snrnatl
Byrnes (8. C.)
Byrne (Tene.)
Candler (Miss.)
""arawar
C'arr
t 'arier
i lark (Fla.)
(siller
Keren anon
Ferrta
Klelfle
Klnley
Flood
Floyd
Fouler
Kowler
Krancls
Garrett (Tex.)
Olaaa
Godwin
Oudger
tlarahn
Harriaon
Hay
Haiden
Helm
Hetrering
Connelly (Kea.) Hensley
Crisp
Piker
Dletrlck
IMrnbem
nicklnasn
DlCenderrer
Ponlrttle
Krana
r'eJeoB
eteldomrldr
HhaeklcrorS
fiime
flmon
Hfnlth (Md.)
HmlU (Tex.)
Sparkmaa
Htedraaa
Wtephene (Miss.) Trlbhle
Klrphenl (Tax.) Walker
. REPUBLICANS
Hobaoa
Holland
Horn ton
Howard
H ox worth
Hughes (Ga )
Hull
Humphreys
1 . . (Vlea.)
Stout
Tasxart
Tavennar
Taylor (Ala.
Taylor (Ark
Taylor (Colo.)
Thomaa
Thoropeon (Okl.) Young (Te.) lit
Aademon
Aatbony
Austin
Ami
Harten
l.urke (S. t.)
Butlrr
i ampbell
i .' ra mtou
lllllon
liunn
tar,
Kesn
JOrdner
r rencb
l .nod
tiieen (la.)
i iriest
Helfeaen Nalaon
Hloiie Narioa
Humphrey 1-etere
(Wain.) Humify
JobQaon (Waab.) Powara
Kelater Prouly
Kelley (Ml.-h.) Sella
Kennedy (la
Kleu (I's.)
Jetton (Pa.)
Manea
Klnkald (Xeb )
Kreider
Lngley
lind(iult
i.lDdhergb
Kolleue
r " Na.'
. : .i
. . ax r. rtT l w. ' a
FIFTY WANT TO BECOME
AMERICAN CITIZENS
Over fifty ilimnt for imt urnlixt i.m
; Hie being Riven prcllmlnsrv examination
I at the federal building tv .1. M. lnvii.M t
I of St. l.tuils I'nllcd StHtcs natmalixntion
rxtmiiner for to lnio flintrirt In vliii h
t'maha Is Inrlnilrd. Tlie final rxinins
tln bofr tlir Si'll'inl are nriinlttl
to citlirnshlp is set fur Kehruni y 1 fit
Hie county loint liou.r.
Hcforc bring exanilii'-il t All. the
wonM be Anirilciins trKo ('it tlu'lr "flist
(nil, in
' In
to
n'll. Ii
iii'i otni'
liiry (In lure th"lr In-i-itizp
ns.
I nntmnptlte noah
Uton It mi'l a-H rrllr-f for weak lung.
1'ni.glis in.l colds with lr. King's New
IMscovrry. .vv snd Jl.oo. All druggists.
Ad n lii i inrnt.
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t "ft . - - - vi .. a
sLi.s.ai. Wlik. wiS AS O
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TELLS OF THE BOMB PLOT
Many Who Constructed Explosive for
French Ship Would Plead Guilty.
LINER AGENT KNEW OF PLAN
Small Army of Detect U rs Kmployed
to Prevent (arr)lax Oat of le.
talls of Conspiracy of
Little Band.
ALFRED HENRY LEWIS DEAD
Newspaper Man and Author Dies at
Home in New York.
BEGAN CAREER IN KANSAS CITY
lie Prrved sa Washington Cnrre-
nonilent for Srvrral I'aprrs
and XS'mm the Aathor of
Eighteen Hooka.
ll.mllton (Mlcb) Morgan (Okl.)
lumllinn (N.Y.) McLaughlin
.augea Mf-kentla
Ilea ley Mondell
Mm (W.Va.)
Jjhrere
Slnnolt
Slaaxs
ailoait
bmltli (Ida.)
J.M.C.mnii
H. w. Smith
Steeneraoa
Sutberland
wlter
Te ner
Volstead
Wallln
WI11U
Woods
) ouug(N.U.)-7
I'KOG HESS IVES.
Br.ian Kelly (Pa.) Tsompaoadll.)
Falconer l l(r ) altera
Hlnenaugk . MacUonald Vsodiuft 11
Huilngw Hapley
I'ROQRESM v t. KKPUIiUCANB.
Bell (("a!) Lalerty (Ore.) gtasbana (Cal.)
Coapley (ill.) '
. rana total for resolution, 191.
Votuig awainst the resolution were:
l rJM(X HATH.
Ailalr
Allen
Aell
Bailey
Bainbart
Darllalt
Hathlirk
Blarkdoa
Soeer
Sowdle
Brockaon
Brouaaaad
Brown N T.)
I (HI.)
ft:
Ktlihenry
Gallaher
Oailivan
bard
t.einer
George
Oerry
Gill
Ullmort
Coeke
Uoiaingle
Gordon
Oouldes
Urabaa (III.)
bray
rbaaaa CT Grillln
Sulkley
aureeaa
Burke Wa.)
Callaway
Cantor
i antrill
. arv
Cai I In
laeey
ihurcb
1 1aai-y
l line
i oady
anry
(61
I'rnaaar
I ulloS
lala
dent
llr
lilxoa
lwnooa
lfnevan
flonlln
Ttremua
I'upie
Hiitcoll
. an
V'igle
rtoptnai
r'itzgeiald
Miller
KarrhfeM
xanholdt
Hne
prone (Wta.)
lu-nwolng
alder
ary
'ooper
.uri.'
Imnfortk
Iievie
Iwukker
cn moads
t h
l'(rear
Hamlll
Hammond
Hardy
Hart
ileum
Henry
Hill
Igoa
Kennedy (On.)
Kellner
Key (O )
Klnkea4 (K.J )
Korbley
Lea Ida.)
Un (Pa.)
lBber
Levy
Ueft
Unchicun
I jo beck
Ixill
) morgan
Mr Anorewe
MrOllllcuddy
M.gulre (Ntb.)
Ma ban
M.lior
alltrhell
Montague
Marian (I.4V)
RKPIHL1CAN3.
Morrlaon
Moat (lad)
Mulkey
U'alriea
ifiuitir
0 Lear
O'rjbaunaasy
1 aimer
fatten (N.Y.)
Peterson
I helaa
Pou
Price
itaurh
Kaybura
Reed
Heilly (Conn.)
Kellly (Wia.)
Kiordau
Routie
r-abth
bculljr
tkerley
rherood
fcUtdea
fcaillri (N.Y.)
htaJMey
fitephena (Neb.)
Hteyeaa (N.H.)
Mvne
st linger
Sumnera
'lalbuU (Md )
'I alrott (N.Y.)
Thatcher
1 utile
I aderhlll
tnderwood
augha
Vinson
Vollmer
Walsb
Whltacra
Will lanis
Wilson (N Y.)
WUberepooa 141
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23. Two (if the
four men detained by the police after a
bomb had been found In the rooms of
Hans Halle in a local hotel were ar
raigned today In criminal district tourt.
Hallo and Gcorgo Stimmers. proprietor
of the hotel, were charged with prepar
ing; a bomb with the Intention of blowing
up a ship. The other two men had been
dismissed.
The police say that after Halle was
confronted with the evidence apparently
proving that he had constructed the
bomb, ha told his story in detail. He
aid In open court today he wished ia
plead guilty, but It was not accepted be
cause Halle had no lawyer. He was re
manded In default of bond, and Summers
wa Imprisoned. '
What lie Expected.
The seventy-five pounds of dynamite
with mechanical -.attachment, which', was
to have exploded six and one-half days
dating from last night, fills a box about
three and a half feet square. Hall said
he expected to express to New York last
night, consigned to a French vessel.
He said he conceived the idea himself,
but later took Summers Into his confi
dence. That Summers admits, the police
say.
Dr. P. Rop, German consul general
here, gave out a statement declaring the
men had no official connection with the
German government.
Kuw nto Aitrnt.
NEW YORK, Dec. K.-Tho existence
of an aUeged conspiracy In New Orleans
to blow up a French or English passen
ger ship on the sea by placing an In
fernal machine In Its cargo before It
should sail from New York was known
twelve days ago to Paul Faguet, general
agent of the French line, according to
an announcement made here today.
A small army of detectives was em
ployed to prevent the fruition of the
scheme. Every bit of baggage and cargo
going into the French line ships was
closely examined and the proper authori
ties, Mr. Faguet said, were promptly no
tified. It was believed here that this
notification was what resulted In the ar
rest of four men In New Orleans last
night.
(iaard strengthened.
The Cunitrd line and the International j
Mercantile Marine lines have strength-.;
ened their forces of guards. No visitors j
may go to any of their docks, and when :
vessels leave no one la allowed aboard 1
who Is unknown to officials. Passengers J
have to furnish proofs of their Identity j
before they are permitted to go aboard.
All baggage is scrutinized carefully, and i
the cargo is thoroughly Inspected before J
it In tali on on . i
To prevent the possibility of an at
tempt by longshoremen to place abo:.rd
explosives or to damage the ships, a j
squad of detectives disguised as lung- i
shoremnn have been working for weeks
with real longshoremen on the docks.
KHW YORK, Dec. 23.-Alfred Henry
Lewis, a newspaper manxand writer of
books, died today at the home of his
brother here, ot an intestinal disorder.
He had been 111 only a few days.
Mr. Lewis was born In Cleveland 55
years ago. Though a lawyer, he entered
newspaper work In Kansas City In 1884,
and subsequently became a writer of
political articles, by which he estab
llshed a reputation aa one of the fore
most political writers of the country.
He was described as a prodigious
worker, and In 1 if teen years produced
eighteen books, many of which obtained
a wido and popular circulation. Ho was
well known also as a writer of western
stories, In which cowboys and miners
were dominant figures, as well as of
articles on underworld life la this city.
For several years he was the Washing
ton correspondent of the Chicago Times,
which he left In lS9t to serve In the same
capacity for two year with the Hearst
newspapers. He then became the editor
of The Verdict, a humorous weekly, but
soon turned his attention hkhIu to fietinn
and political writing, of late years he
had been employed an a political writer
by the Hearst papers.
Among his bent known hnolis are
"Wolfvllle." "The Sunset Trail'1 and
"Tho Ikum."
Mr. I-wis is survived by two brolhete,
who control the publication tif the Morn
ing Telegraph In this city. He was unmarried.
Turks Threaten to
Slay All Foreigners
at Hodeida, Arabia
NAPLES. Dec. 22. (Via London. De
layed In Transmission.) The officers of
the steamer, Capri, which arrived today
from the Red sea, describes the situation
at Hodeldu, Arabia, as very grave, owing
to the Irritation there against Christians,
especially Knglih and French. Chris
tiana have been threatened with mas
sacre. The French consul Iiuh bee 'seized by
the Turks and the Itnllun co.T.I was ill
treated, but Is now safe, aboard the
Italian warship, Olullama.
The French battleship, St. Louis,
threatened to bombard the town, but the
Turkish government notified the war
ship officers that the first shot fired
by the ship would be the signal for a
slaughter of Europeans.
vmnKmoBmmcaBBmak
j Open
I Eve-
nings I
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ve
Berg Suits Me
Extra
Extra
3 u.
Thursday
eg)
and Saturday
Flciv, warp winter
Overooats styles
and qualities that
include tho famous garments of The
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and -
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Ma
-at-
$15 Values
at
$20 Values
at
$22.50 Values
at
Ulsters, Storm Coats,
$7.50
$10.00
$11.25
rx
raeiE--
$12.50
$25 Values
at
$30 Values
at
$35 Values
at
Chesterfields,
$15.00
$17.50
Balmacaans,
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Your
Xmas
Here
SCOrntOHTI9t4t
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Klaricles and Raglans, in all the popular weaves and
fabrics. Single and Double Breasted and Belts on
Back styles. Shawl, velvet and concertible collars.
800 of the finest overcoats we have ever been able to
offer at this
SPECIAL REDUCTION
Kg Men's SUITS, $14.50
Up to $25.00 Values.
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This is the Last Day Before Christmas, Yet There is Ample Time to Open a Charge Account for Christmas and Holi
day Presents. Grcat as our Cliristmas bargains liavo boon, today's values eclipse them all. No matter if you have left ffomo purchases until tho
3 ' eleventh hour, you will find a complete line of nil tho new popular styles in jewelry gorgeously beautiful Diamonds, artistic solid
gold and platinum mountings exquisite things ideal gifts that sell iu some cash stores at almost double our prices. Just come in and pick xut what
you wish, and arrange terms of payment to suit your convenience.
Uaranar
r.lllett
Green Man )
Oracae (VI.)
Ha yea
liowrll
Joknaus (t ub)
Kaila
Kannadr (R.I.)
Knoarlaad
Maaahaa
Mao a
Moors
Marls
Mall
Parker IK J)
1'arkar (N..
Piatt
I'orter
Roberta (Maaa.)
Roberta (NY.)
Ko(ra
Bcott
hmith (MlBa.)
Hlaflc.rd
Slevena (MlBS )
'freadwar
Wlaelow 44
Keel
INDEPENDENT.
PROGRESSIVE.
Caajtdlar (K.T1
irnd total acatnst tho resolution. 1S.
i Asaeaaasrjat .
Refor th final roll rail. Represent
tivaj Hobson presented an amendment.
Which was adopted, glrtna; to "the coa
sreaa and tba states ooncurrentlr the
Fpwer to enforce) the prohibition by need
ful legislation.
An amendment offered by Rrpresenta
Uve Adamaon to ajWe the atatea a'afco
Ible control of lerUIation undr the pro
posed prohibition amendment was voted
down on a riinf voU, Vt to 32.
This kkA FiVif rent.
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111., writing; your name and address i
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croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain In ;
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Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thor- !
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You're the losei ou 6nt read Baa
Want Ada regularly. '
Photo Enlargements
Make Good Christmas
Presents
W have the fluent equip
ment for making enlargements
from negatives or prints. Size
up to 30 x 40. Cost depends
on sizes and finish desired.
UKE PHOTO DEPARTMENT
226 !! Building.
Phone T)l'r looo.
-i
1IM-Ear Screws. 141c
olid Kold, 2 fine hril.
liant diamonds.
Very aprcial at.
St.M A MONTH
$90
V
711 Heart Charm, soliil
gold. Roman nnisn, c
6 diamonds
S1.M A MONTH
Diamond LaValllcres
$21
V
t -Fine nlli1 (Mil
- KurIKh Anlao. re
wftb 2 aruulo e'arla
ani 1 da.7llnj dia
mond. "oiiilrtf with
If. In. a.. I I.I sold I E
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1 1. SO A MONTH
4M7 I.aValliere. fine ol.
id gold, hnglih finih,
1 genuine peail. 1 t)l
mm m
fine diamond..
S2.M A MOM
H
Lollis Perfection" Diamond Ring
Finett quality
purs wliili dia
mond, perfect ia
out and full of fiery
brilliancv. Skillful ML
ly mounted in our
famous Loftit
"Perfection" ill
prong rlsg, Mk
(olid gold. Special
ly priced fer
Chrittmat at
I . f
" urni - - ii ' ' ft
This exquiaite Ring
taadi alone as the
moat perfect Dia
mond King eyer
produced. It ia
laultleaaly aymmet
rical, embodying all
the lines ot deli
rai jr and beauty
witli the necrosary
a e c u r i t y and
trengm.
Credit Terras
PER MONTH
Cased in Velvet Ring Box Ready for Presentation
Diamond La Valllercs
T For A
J Xmas jj?
I GU!s
X-IOI-l.a Valliere, fine
aolid gold. 1 f.ne ilij
rri' nd, J genuine pearl,
IS inrh ia
iliain
Term: $1.4 a Month
7TV
-7 l.a Vailieie, fine
aol:d culd. 2 diamnnd.
perfei t rut and J25
very bi illi int
TI.RMS. S'.M A
MON I H
Ho. Men's Dla
iiioii Ring, 6 prong;
Tooth mounting;,
Mk solid gold R.
nmn or pol- fCC
ishml finish. . DD
Sl.SS a Week.
1108 LadLs" HinsT
riiitiniiiii tois soli.f
dpi. I Hliunk, J beau
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Latest (I e a I t n .
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S4.30 a Month.
to
Ladies' Solid Gold
Watch, Special
I TODMC. SI A HnUTU
Ne. 21 This pic
ture shows the ex
act i size of the
very apecial Ladies'
Watch we are of
fering. Elgin move
ment, with 14k
swivel pendant,
aolid gold eaae;
has revolving bow,
so back or lace
may be a e w a
whra wtta is
era suspended.
Christmas GUIs for Men
Fvery man appreciate! a fine Diamond Ring.
We have all the popular siylre Tooth, Round
ad Flat Belcher, engraved and tancy mounting!.
sllA,
02-
VI f,
Round Belcher Clutter
Ring, extra heavy, 14k solid
gold, 7 line diamond! act
in platinum, look a like
ingle 2 carat atone. tJK
W value, at only.
S4.M A MONTH
X7J Diamond
Stick Pia, 14k
solid gold, plat-
"" S25
t2J a month
Solid Gold Wrist VVafch
With Solid Gold Extension Bracelet
$01.75 -5 $2.50
4fcs"S n Mnnfh
I0i Watch Caie and Bracelet are both fine solid gold.
This nuit aot be claaaed with the ordinary Bracelet
Watches offered by moat dealere. Made for service lever
et. full nlrkel jeweled, choice cf either white or gold
aiai. iiuirutcra a act
timekeeper....,
dependable and aauiiectory t4 is
TURMS: $246 A MONTH
I7-Jewel
Elgin,
Walthamor Hampden
Watch
No. 14. Vou cannot ponaihly
find a Christmas prearnt tnr
the money that will give the
pleaaur and piactir.il aervit-e
ol a good dependable watch,
lhink of being able to buy
a genuine Klin, VS altham or
Hampden Watch, in 25 year
Jjuatanleed double strata gold
i lied case, adjuated to tem
perature, laochronism and poai
tiona, with movement! guar
anteed 25 years, for only fli.71.
terms only
$1 a Monlli
lil Month
lis 'rsP'
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Tonight and All Day
Tomorrow Christmas.
We curry a rumpleie line of Kold jewelry, haua
bags, vanity iHiiei. moIIJ xilverwure and fine pUted
ware, t ut kIums. iloi kw. tuilxt urtlrlnn In nets and
HiiiKle pieces ami a full stuck of noveltieslor the
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LiuukUm 1444, ami caletiitian will rail
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