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February 13, 1927

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WU'S ARMY MENACES PEKING'S OFFENSIVE; Honan Clash Appears Likely to Force Revision of Chang's Plans in Southern Drive.

By Unknown Author

Wu's army menaces Northern offensive; Cantonese continue their preparations to meet enemy forces; E H Smith tells of Cantonese capture of Ingtai, near Foochow

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PARIS DRAFTS REPLY TO ARMS PROPOSAL; IT WILL BE NEGATIVE; France Insists Land and Air Problems Must Be Solved at Same Time as Naval. BRIAND WILL SOFTEN BLOW Attitude of France Depresses Washington and President's Project Hangs in Balance. KELLOGG PLEA FOR GENEVA Secretary Says Commission Has Advanced Disarmament, Asks Funds for Continuance. PARIS DRAFTS REPLY TO ARMS PROPOSAL

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Briand is instructed to draft reply to Coolidge; General French attitude explained; reputed points in French reply; comment by J L Garvin in London Observer; German press comment

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TUCKAHOE BEAUTY SIGNS ARE OPPOSED; County Commission Admits Town Is Pretty, but Doesn't Need Advertising. ONE PLACED NEAR PARKWAY Twenty-four Entrances to Town Are Decked -- Signs Barred on the Bronx Reservation.

By Special to The New York Times

Welcome" on Bronx Parkway reservation; statement by Chief Engineer Jay Downer

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SEE TAMMANY PLOT TO BACK FARM BILL AS AID TO SMITH AND TO EMBARRASS COOLIDGE; TO FORCE COOLIDGE'S HAND Republicans Assert Some New York Men Will Back Farm Bloc. ALL OPPOSED IT IN 1926 Some Observers Suggest Divided Vote of the State Delegation Will Best Serve Purpose. PASSAGE IN HOUSE ASSURED Local Democrats Declare No Effort to Influence Representatives Has Been Made Here.

By Special to The New York Times

Report that he and Tammany Hall officials are urging N Y Dems in Cong to support McNary-Haugen bill and force its passage, to embarrass Pres Coolidge and affect His prestige as candidate

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C. Oliver Iselin Has Influenza.

By Special to The New York Times

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