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THURSDAY,-MAY rr, iota
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Imps slime-s lexasand lien;
Ionics Litciy to ilo Foreign;
Service
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69 N0. MAIN ST.
\VASHINGTUN, May 1' fill in.
indications that AillPlltn'l truly
A T lopcistiuns oi the Mt‘hlt‘all lNl'dl‘r is,
i will. llilllltiln- a~ to 1w.- hers"
___ given today in official qtiarlcrs it}
was announced at the \\'ar iltpart-
meat that lhti National Guard ol’ Tex-
IS. Arlltilla .t'ld Nt-u erllo will be
inustcrtd into thr aiiny tor the pearl
lod of their culistmmts, and with no:
lopecific time of lt-dt-rtti St-i'llce etipu ;
'latcd. l
l General Scott telegr.-.phed the tic;
The governing board of the East
S “n!“ Yacht (‘lub “i" ”"5 evening’partinclil that anothcr conferencci
« In adjourned mceting in the club with (lone ral Ubrc-gon was set for Ill;
3. . . . .
we on Seat‘iew ayenua tit-lock this morning at hi Paso boo
g rHal‘y Baker said there was nothing
_, "" to confirm border reports that (it‘ll-
-- ~ ' .' v ' e i , .
it The‘ MoEery workers ha e start dlcral bcoll had served an ultimatum
:4 m in '"Y‘"5 “W "“‘“"m on the “9‘ upon ticncral tlblcgon for a final
E», ”'0‘! parts 0' ”)9 new bridge. This aliswcr upoil h(‘t‘t‘pliin(‘l‘ or rt-Jct-lioul
F ‘ verb is to bc hurried to a speedy con- oi inc llllll'llllt‘ piolocul. llt war n l
‘i‘ |pt‘(“td lll‘l‘t‘ that tlcnt‘ru Olin-gone
E “union. ttnulcl p.‘i“4l'.ll counter proposals in!
L —- lwritiiig, particularly regarding tiring:
Albert Thcriault and a number 01.x date for ultimate withdrawal oil
‘. Rescue Mission Workers, will tonight American forces.
h in chargc of the services in the 1“" “at Ut‘llal‘tmem had no reporlt
; . 1 .my today on anotlicr incursion llllU'
1. mt Avenue M‘ 1‘" Church. Th? reg ,\l!‘.t‘rlCali tci'ritory at Blockcr‘s ranch.i
, in weekly prayer meeting will be .“J, "aglt’ Pass, Tex. There “s",
bid at that time. um
, ill olliciul advices that Amcr!
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troops had actually t-rosscti lhc
d -——'—“- ,.. ‘ ' , , . . .
' No action has bccn lain-n as ycl on> 17”“ m ”i“ m“. 15"“! “MW" ‘l l
ovlng the unsightly spiles on the t.i.iii;:li ll was bclicvcd prohdblc thatl
Dill sollil‘ had done stl.
.lldflals near the cast flDDTOal'h 0' ;\li.t*l‘l(‘illl consuls throughout him
This work is to be ico have bccii instructed to again ('dl.
the atlt-iition ol' Aiiicricans to thc Stun
ill-partinclil's rcpratctl unriings that
this Govcrlinicnl rcgards lllt‘lr pil'nI
,tncc thcrc as undsirublc. Tho last
——.-———— ‘ "llcli ol' Aincricans in Mcxlto, lakcn
A number 0{ 385‘ Norwalk WODle,hy lhc Stailc lh-parlmciil six iii-cits
“thin the past few days have r'ccciV- ago. showcd less than 21,000 through
“treatment in the Norwuik Hospital. nut in": country. Mn; .4 them arc
. . near . cxico ('ity an cxt‘w-liic cast
“Q, include. Mrs. ‘\’ E' Campbell, “land wcst coasts, few remaining in
Van Zant street: Ralph Havens, l? t‘liihualius “d Sonora.
will“ street; Albert Schimmcl. N0" Secretary Lansing said tho new in
Ian avenue, Marvin Breach. and Mrs. structions sent ycslcrdsy to the coil
Imphiue Und“'uhgt' 5 Lorena s‘reet'lsgls to renew attention of niiii-rit-ans
,l at thc dcpartiiicnt dcsircs to hau-
l»hllll it"li't’ Mt'xico was primarily to
The annual thank offering of thajsvl'urt“ rcpnrts rcgarding thc rcsult
woman's Foreign Missionary sowe‘ymf lhcir ciidcavors so for.
d the Elsi Avenue M. E. Church was' \\'ASliiNl‘-’l‘0.\, May ll. Adminis-
ield last night. The members of lhe'tralion ()ml'liilti today were hopeful
Oclely were entertained at the home that (icno-ral ()brcgoii. Carranza War
‘ , Minisltr, would sign inimcdialcly the
‘ Mrs. “WW“ 5' “0'5“” 198 hast. military ugrccnicnt prcscntcd at El
Dunne.
. i’uso by (lcncrals Scott and l-‘unstmi,
on bchall ill llic United States.
”my. Despitc the long delay of ()brcgon. .l
was poinlcd out that (lcncral Scott
had mndc no report indicating the
1‘ fie new bridge.
“shed, according to plans of
Iridgc construction committee, before
be lot of July.
Iany East Side friends were
d to learn through The Sentinel yes-
1” I“, of the death 0‘ Mk Allen, agrccnicnt might not be signed. (‘on-,
”snarl! 0‘ "10 358‘ Sldl‘» W110 died sequczilly olllcials were not inclined to'
h Btrstford, Conn. Mr. Allen was I. believe that the negotiations wouid‘
toll-known ship carpenter, and ”m roach the point where a break would
:occur between Mexico and the United
up was prominent on the stair cm ‘ Sm”. .
“”6 in tho 090'“ 8' 3°“ Shippinl, Unofficial reports said the con-9
Ilrd. near Dorlon Point. Wthh l1“ ferees would mcol again today at El;
‘00 vanished, although in its day it Patio.
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DISEASE,
Mllllflll’llliic BOClOI'S Slit:
CESSFIll. W0“ “WINES |
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llie voile Iieslisgs aim is it“;
Inn's iisli, Suit Iotualt, a}
in looks In Cervical Marty;
lint the Deal Can ls lads to;
liar, tile Iliad to See and dill
laser of Diseases Can Be
controlled Without Drags ;
Patients Given lip By Their Pitui-
cisns slid Pronounced incurable
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IKE RESCUE IV I IIRCLE
FROM NEAR lilE GRAVE
Willie some People Doubt, Clit'v
ciscsnd Continue to Sailor,
Others lie Made Well on
Harri
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Tlic Nuturcopathic ifoclors, whooc
offices are at 79 Washington clrvot,
South Norwiillt. iiiahc :t spccislty ot
muting dlSi'il.t’S that have bct‘.) pro
nounced incurablc by iiit-dlctel cot-
tors No multci‘ what ails you, o:
liou helplcss your case may sccni. loll
houid not allow anotbvr day to [HIE
nillillt titkliig :idvanlagc of lhcir \tll
xpcrlcncc and wondcllul sk‘ll
Thcsc doctors arc lrcallng.
scidcrltil li‘litllls,
pcpriii, catarih,
will
rlll tiiiiuti~iii. tiy:
1 paralysis and al.
ornis ol iicrvous dial‘usvs, Thom
xiltcd mcn, having cituiiiincd and
'rcatcd hundreds of difficult ('lIl‘N. art
thoroughly dunlliicd iii giving you a
opt-rt opinion as to vl‘hcthcr you
saw is curablc or not. 'l‘hcy hiiVl
acccplcd and are now trcatilg sum
of thc worst cascs in cht England
(‘all at tlicir busy offices at Til Wash
liiglon street. South Norwnllt. and
convcrsc with their many gratcltil
patients.
it occurs us if everybody who is for-
don’t c
We
tunate enough to receive treatmcnl
is entirely cured or much benefited.
Pay no attention to what others
have to say regarding these trout.
merits unless they have given them
”one of the largest yard of his kind.
SI this vicinity.
'v .0 ‘cv wsr'h‘
Secret“? Baker declared cm, (the treatments) a fair t
rial. -
Dhaticully that he does 00‘ expect. l° sulttitlon free. Hours 9 to 12‘ gotno
order any additional troops to tho 8 p. m. '
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border soon. . N“:-
in certain quarters here the belief.-
was expressed that Obrcgon might be 1 ing the placing or his signature to-
delaying signing the protocol for the
sake of political advsntage in Mexico l
Secretary Baker expressed the belief:
that thc dclny is caused by dilficullyl
in arranging details of a common
agreement. l
General Obregon's informal pro-
posal for a joint border patrol of
Mexican and American troops, lele-.
graphed by General Scott, apparently
was not considered seriously here. It
was said President Wilson has in-
” dicalcd no change in his former alli-
Grace Broihers' orcncs'tn that my»! 'tidc lliat l'liltcd Status lro-ips shout-ll
.hhed e m sic at P0 oin r '?\‘.hlflln south of tiic border until thin
th u \ ton P t h M .‘arraiizti Government can dcmon-
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‘Illi year, has taken :he engagement: ~:lritlc bcyond doubt its ability to pru-l
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I Ilsa Dena Hutchinson, who was re-
mtly transferred from the Rowsytrll
to the Center School. has taken apart-
i“ not! at 8 Union Park, Notwnlk.
owurozl '
:cnl
. {ayt-d today by a rail madv
anything at this meeting. but added
that progress had been mudc. howev-
cr. at previous conferences.
There was manifested a feeling in
some quarters that General ()bregou
was ready to yield more than be indi-
cated.
Knowledge that American troops
crossed into Mexico yesterday near
the scene of the raid of last Friday
night appeared to create no great in
tcrcst on the Mexican side of the riv-
El“.
.,.rcsscd by some of the more crcgi-
:tms I“.‘.*.tlr't. . .l... ll
‘ \
\\'. ll. Stirliplc. baso commando-r. un
to furnish it for tlié coming season. i
(mules Bowman 5 overinullng his-
‘Iunch “Edith" at the docks in Ro-.
punch and John H. Costco is doing!
jimllar work with his launch.
3 Fred Smith, the Dariezi athlete, is
mung to‘have Darien represented
M .s fiat traveling balL‘teun this
“I He is now picking players.
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h METON LOSEB PITCHER. l
2 ,ancu'rox. N. J., May 10.-—Plans
”m a successful season for the Prince-
h’ 'hnaobnll team received a further
w yesterday when it was an.
. “and that Dunc Chaplin. who had
‘ , alternating all spring with Link
‘ :3th string pitcher. underwent an
1 in: yesterday morning-in aNew
‘ . hospital for appendicitis and will
.. unable to pitch for the rest of the
muse less of Deyo and W the
pitching stat is now riddled
Link. Conch Clsrh has lelt his
bie pitcher. Thompson.
.. o is still an ’ unknown
§,'.. ‘ vanity coronation. win
Won toss-unis the burden
_ “With Link's
. my!!!“ only
. low on
further bandit raids on Amer-
lican border towns.
I EL PASO.
’i‘cit., May i|.——Upo'n
General Obregon depends today the
outcome of negotiations begun be-
twccn him and Generals Scott and
Funston last week. Unless he signs
the agreemcnt entered into by him
and Gcncral Scott, or is prcparcd to
make radical concessions. it nppcared
probablc that the American rcpreseu
tativcs would indicate to Washington
the usclcssfiess of further parlcys.
Mexican officers in .iuarcz did not ht-
licve, howcver. that a failurc to ur»
rive at an understanding here would
mean more than a transrur of the
controversy to diplomatic channels.
The meeting of the conferacs was
arranged with the idea of giving Car-
ranza's Ministfl' of War on opportuli
'Lty to make his next and what was
zenerahy believed would be his last
.nove. Just what move General Obre-
rr—n had planned was unknown to the
American representatives. although
he had told them in the last confer-
ence that his government would favor
a joint border patrol. This nugget
on. it was expected. would be lit
“:idcd in the written memorandum
:‘iicral Obrcgon agreed to present.
()cneral Obregon and Juan N
mador. sub-Secretary of Foreign
Hairs, have no misunderstanding of
he position of the American repro-
writatives.’ They have been told that
‘hcy came here to discuss oo-opcru-
non of American and Mexican troops
in Mexico. and not the withdrawal of
the American more”.
To the Carranza representatives
counterproposals that they agree to a
time limit for the withdrawal of the
~Iorccs. General Scott said he was not
the situation. The Mexican oiliccrs si-
se were informed that an immediate
withdrawal .of General Pcnhing's
force was out. of the question.
_ Whether General Obregon was pre_
«rod enough to justify harsher delay
~ the legalistic-shore colitis-tib-
ztcertninerl before the meeting began.
He said that ho was not contempt».
.l - tii.iyor. Major Snmplc :tssurcd thc‘
iH‘v‘nllpl‘llpll‘ lhii’ lll-’ d'l’cilmi‘t n.
ircs liclng lnkcii hcrc by tho ll’Wll
l - liicrclv "rt-mm” .n'irv, :i -d that
tho event of trouble he will nntlt‘
'lli‘lll immediately. Despite these as
stiranccs. however, a low of the. clt
izcns lcll tho town.
ci-l-ipmiy of infantry slept on
hair arms lll.l night that lhcy might
he prepared for action it troublc
httuld develop.
t‘mtsirtiction of trenches and carlll
'vrrltrt about tho catnip contlnticd to
day. These all are being dug at some
”istalicc beyond the camp lines.
Everythig is in rcudincsa for lh'
arrival of the New Mexico National
liunrd. 1,200 strong, some of the com
panics of which are expected tonight
or tomorrow. A detachment of inlan
try which had been camped on tho
outskirts of the reservation was
movcd closer in to make way for the
large crimp which had been laid out.
OTHER CREATED.
HARTFORD, May 11.—At the an-
nual session of the Grand Council.
Royal and Select Masters of Conncc
ticut in this city last night the office
of 'flirict illustrious Grand hiastei'.‘
was abolished. and that of Grand
Marshal created. Norman C. Stevens
being chosen to it. it will be an elec
tivc once. It was voted to hold an.
nusl meetings in June hereafter. A
resolution to the effect that annual
meetings should be held in Hartford
only instead or in alternate years in
New Haven failed of adoption.
CLEVELAND BOY M ICBING.
_....__
CLEVELAND. 0.. May 11.—-Police
have been asked to touts Clay Hers
rich. In. the humanoid nephew or
former Ambassador’lymn 'l‘. Her
rick. The child has been missing
{the 8lth anntis' session of th‘
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I
gill it ill
insulation
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LONDON. May ii, 330 p. m.'--l"0ul'-
teen pcrsons have boon uncut.
lreland, Harold J. Tm..."-
nlentary Under-Secretary for War told
a questioncr in the trailer in \ ..
today. Seventy-three persons have rcv
ccived sentences of penal servitudc
and six of imprisonment at hard la
bor. the Under-Secretary added.
Lists containing 400 or more names
of pcrsona arrested have been publish-
ed. The latest estimates of casualties
in Dublin place them at about MOO. of
which 400 were killed. These figures
lllt‘ludt' soldiers. insurgents and civil-
:inlis.
l .. .tcd izi llublln that
. m. lion there has been
.‘ n l‘lt"""‘ - ‘1'" rate of rccruilinr
tlicrc Eu-n while the controversy
lever ”to cans-w :tlld manner of hand
'linl: thc lnsurtcction is still in pro
gross efforts are bclrig made to reach
4 compromise on the Home Rule trues
lion.
Those who most desire this are uric;
lull
'-‘I til. i;
loliiu 1..
in}: La .lingc, allci‘ he has
concluded his inquiry into the dis-l
turbancos, shall be appointed liordl
'l.ict:tcnanl 0t lzv‘land. It is believed
l h ‘ '~ ton“... i would be more likely-
to bring the two parties togetherthan
fitillzl- politician There are rumors
fin Parliamcnturv circles that negotia-
tions of some kind are being arrsnnd
and that Sir Edward Carson and John
Redmond, the leaders of the two par.
i
Mics, arc concerned with them.
UNIVERSALIST CONVENTION.
l STAMFORD. May 11.—-Election of
outer-rs, reception of committee re.
.ports and transaction of business per-
ttnlning to the work of the denomina
tion in its various activities occupied
the attention of the delegates today to
Con
nccticut llnlversalist convention. The
rt anions began lust night. when organ-
iation nuts Inix‘(L»‘d and way clearer?
fir takiz‘.” ‘ * ”1c important work 0
ho gathering lcd'tv.
MORE Pimsunun MEN ON
STRIKE.
' PITTSBURRH. PL. lay ll.-—lt was
animated that a thousand additional
men reported today for work at the
Westinghouse Electric and Innue-
uring Company‘s shop and harassed
'nrccs entered all other msnulsctur»
'nz plants in ‘lw 'l‘ii‘t‘c f‘reelt dis
rict. Machinists in many other
“nuts throughout the district are still
W strike for an oighthoixr day fad
cal-1m who have been out since ‘allf
'uzbci' li'lt". fl‘. .‘. .a "‘- t‘l’) in g
back.
.—
from his home in ,Clevelsnd Heights
his rela‘lvcs fear he may have bc.
ilduapped.
—A good a‘dv. pays but ill the but
DIPH- . . _l
- - What was that? One pound best
ma'am. Just leave your can on the
doorstep —tlic boy’il take it."
“Oh, yes ma'am—we carry SO-
CONY Kerosene. - - - No, we
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
PRINCIPAL omens.- NEW YORK BUFFALO ALBANY BOSTON,
(inclusions and Wear liestcrs, Pain-the Smohclcu Oil Heatcn, Raye Lamps and Lanterns.
sAFES‘r .633” 3231'
'. . 1,; f
cams
{Wu
9.0""; “Hello, hello. - - - This is any more—nobody wants it. -. - -
.2 .- Brown and Sturgis - - - Yes, Yes. there’sa diiierence all righ‘.
42”” this is Mr. Sturgis speaking- - ” SOCONY Kerosene is always
“3 , clean,ulwnys reiinble,never stiiollcs t: -
"3% “Oh, how do you do Mrs. Briggs or crusts the wick. It’s the _ r.
Standard Oil Company of New
butter, ycs. One dozen eggs, yes.” York’s bcst grade.” 7:"
“Yes, mn’nm,wc’ll send the wagon “I agree with you. No use in or:
u r! ht away. Kerosene? ‘95- throwin mone into the furnace, ' c
P Y .
when SOCONY and a Perfection
Heater give such fine heat at such
.a low cost.”
This afternoon
“Yes, surely.
Good bye.’ '
without fail.
arry old-fashioned kerosene
recommend the following oil burning devices so the but of their hind: Na- Pnfsut'u Oil
1‘3 \.
..._'.-.:...-... MURDER!!! ifi‘c‘bdfij; iltrbl- Eipt'u‘rAJGEC—FEECTCRI‘ wfilfiffifif-nm i“
’l‘iiOMi’SONViLLE. May ll.«--Vi-,dlen. ling to report." l‘
lillllunlil l’aiiuissanio. 29. was arraign‘ “The number of unwoundcd __ I
cu m the lawn (Wll today misstatedI
mil. lhc murder. on July 2;). 1909, of
t'.ioiuiiii.0 i‘:is..u.iiiciii.l hcrc. and title
.1 wt note-mums was held for the .‘lu ,
c H u"l without bail. l’aimisiuuiit v
il
French soldiers captured since , ,
May ‘ in the fighting near Hill iin sll tired out and cannot hole,
304 has reached 53 officers andl A “'93" ““39"“ Wt
1.515 men. well, then. a kindly neighbor asked.
“0n the Verdun front east of
Why don't you buy your breed?
and was borugbt back to Thompson -
villc last night. He refused to plead'the Mouse there w“ hand 2""
“he" arraigned. Iado. fighting albmght long in the
The prosecution called two witness.;VlClnlty 0f Caillette wood. A
on. Jnmcs Tris. proprietor of a board-‘ French attack in the wood was
lug house. who result-d that Palmls- repulsed.
sonic and the man whom he is sllrg “Eastern front—Southeast of
ed to have killed became involved in . .
a quaer over a game of cards, that “1° ndxud ““30“ “5 “but:
u! atom five
later he heard two shots outside the .
building in which the men had been hundred yards of enemy posi- —
playing and subsequently ‘Olflld Pns- dons. capturing 309 unwoundcd The
qunIicliio's body near the house; and RN“; and several machine
Theresa Masaaro. who told of being ,
awakened by sounds of shooting. M “d mne throm-
l'ni new in town—can you suggest
Where i had better go?
if it is homemade breed you want,
Just go to 5 Monroe.
- Norwrik Pawns (p
GERMAN TROOPS MAKE,
ATTACK 0N FRENCH po.
SITIONS. t
(Continued From First Page.)
Dead Man Hill and the other‘
southeast of Hill 104. broke down
with considerable losses under
the German fire, the German
War Office announced today.
On the eastern front heavier
fighting is under way. The Ger-
mans in one engagement captured ,
five hundred yards of Russian 00- ‘
sitions, taking prisoner 309 no-
wounded men.
The statement follows:
“Western front—German aero~
planes dropped bombs. on Dan-
r r 'nd the railroads near Adin-
kerkc. '
"On the Verdun front west of
"M Home the French again made
or attack near Dead Man Hill in
the afternoon and southwest of
Hill 304 in the spring. Both at-
tacks broke down in the face of
our machine gun and artillery
fire. with conside' table losses to
the my,
Cunard forest 1 Bavarian
fl
nor custom uus 70 NEW
‘ you.
Insight hoot leaves our 21 last
alive, New You: (foot of Gaul-rm
I.) envy mtw'lmflfi I
In. Pool.» Md Non-all: I. so
Spurned-OM NM up to
88p...
M I. m Genus! that
m numuo J our": runs
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Money Loancd on Articles of
f VALUE
.Tools, Musical Instruments, Jew.
3 city, Etc.. on Sale.
103. Rosenlicld. Prop
40 Water St. 50. Nomalk.
MEN’S
16.50 SUITS
12.98
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Young people mt” firit quality and satisfac-
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