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‘ESTALISHED 1870 Entered at the Scuth Norwalk Post SOUTH NORWALK, CONN" I’RIDAY, JULY 20, 1917 (fineratly Fair Tonight and Saturday TWO CENTS.
Office a: Second Class Matter. j . .
Draft of Norwalk
District Soldiers
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THE EARNENS
Fairficld County Resource
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Waste of Product
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Motorwomen and Conduct-
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RESOLUTION 214 lo 116,
Will it N01 iiillt:
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.\lrs. t‘athet'inc SI. John St vt-iis out“
of Norwallt‘s act-d residents at.
her home on T l'ttrk street this thorn-
lot: at the axe oi" till years and All
days. The funeral st-rvites \vill In“
dtrd
Chancellor Michaelis Says
EllN ATTITUDE
Germans Make a General
tbeld at llt'l' late resident-c on Monday,
t null iliE flitSlthE NAMEll IN iltli ART SUMMONED
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e Mir-viii}: that cooperative organ-3 ‘Vh3‘ G0 On. VENT." '57- H? 313“ I). m. r'l‘m is rlll‘i'lYHl .
T = 327.7 t'allziltttn, Lawrence Planets, iZation anion: fattners will ltl‘ult-(‘l‘ ‘ 3 .by two tli.ilglllt';.« and a son. Mrs. (for Attack on the Alsne
i L..'_‘on Florian. Natale. ti. tat-turt- and public and rod and! N‘l‘mllk ”We: HIV-s mal‘ soon be’lli‘lia A. Timur-r. 'l'iniiian Stevens and-
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'WASHINH’I‘ON. July 2ft. This is
the. day of tile nation‘s selection from
among its sons to fill up the ranks
of tlie ’tarinies of tlciiiocrecy.
The drawing of lots in the climax of
the nation's effort to build tip a great
itmlttiifi'y 4-0“... on ”1.. ltl‘llll‘ll’lt‘ L,f llie dratimiz was then llll‘llt-tl met away. hue/.y, t This; \\. 'llit. lil‘tlltt this not. yet been‘. “l“ “l'm‘ ‘ ’l ‘A‘ ‘ “ll ‘l ““WNAWH- ‘1 l‘i,“3’3,'3‘jf‘3‘3“3l ““1““ l ‘1““d ““1 3 t ttl’ 3:\]]3\t.]<“\~ Jul)- lit—4
lllith‘l‘n’ll .“nrvipp u“... m . l“\H\-Il(‘l the appointed tellers. who blind Iliitttl t1i'tiliott“..’i'. tony. broached to the farther“; but fill‘lfll '5 It P053”) 9- .' l- " ll 5“ l. . ' . 3 3 3 ll ~ 3 31-. . 1-» 'd
. « - x t it. 1‘ , . r , . 3. , . . t up ...~~, “Eu ”1.“ t. l . Ti... (two. of m.- 41......” “pi (ll.tiice.lot .lichttt Its in its a —
toil l..- “13.19, only the simpler “Wk. folded. took trom the bowl numbers as all) Mills. Robert is. “I” be takt-ii to brain such an on: t” t- l” ‘ y ’t “0 Ullml 3_ ' 3 ‘ '3 ‘3 '3 ‘33 3] 3. 3‘ l _ 1,3. l t “3 3333
-ii' citaiiiiinition and exemption moh- fast as the announcer anti the tally 210W »’l‘otb, l‘teotac. mutilation to a head its steadily “Tm-“Willa ”H? ‘l‘ I” ”1““! ”TERM”. hilm m a (““W- J 1‘“ of “M“!mhim. ”‘85 3‘ ”3‘ t“ u 1‘ ‘5 "” “uh “I"
ilrtatiou and Training “pt mulm Al‘t'f‘lii could keep pace, ll" 78 - Meltoutdtl. Edward J. possible. 'l'ht- otcttttlzation‘will be. “'11“ tr 'l't‘mu In bet-sm- his new.“ tililrtll‘lt'l‘. Alt‘lmt‘tl All it” ”We“ “ll” day said (tcriiittiiy wotild not con-
Already President Wilson has for—
nitlly ordered to the colors liSTptri
.ii" the men for whom lots are tlilawn
. . . .- . x - ~..,. Wit}. llattvuiicv l label.» It. iations similar to the (‘lll‘LH growers ml» lllt’ (“mlHlHUt (“Hill-ill}. A: fat “"9“ "E “M '\"'““”‘ “‘T‘ “ ‘5 ” . .
ioda' . m n 3. 0 . . . 3 . .\. ,titt number \\«1 .mnoutiut -3 t 3 3 .. .. 3‘ . 3 3 .3 3 . 33 , 7' .. .. 4 _ . _ _ 3 3 ,.
”fluid! "ub' lplts‘o‘ tlititn' T‘lllfilltu it they ““39 written on 33 1mg“ black- 3 :llhil [333133.333HI ( harles. m talilornia Mill mp orange growers. in mm mes. n i, toutiupntit. My”... loll Nina and taluable. . 3 3 .. guided \\‘ltll st-tiolts toiiceiii. Illa
illiolliitetd ”m 3;” 1mm” M “x“‘tl‘htho-it'd behind the taliv clerk's table. liiittil ~~~~~ ltcnsltau Alfred. in Florida. ‘ cd that there will be no mode tic-1 Ml"- M'm‘m ““9 hm” “‘ 35‘3”“‘nk Ut‘l‘lllilll llt‘l‘l- l‘ill'lll‘llli‘rly The Sllb‘
H. S 3' " f ‘t ‘ ‘ ' ‘ '. ._ i- ' w. . . ., . ..~‘ ' .fi , 1 '.‘ 'if. " W h ' . . 3
throughout the coiiiitIH- “u“ “u “ “t. In only a fimllll number of the larl»? . .lzltfl ...... 0 Iionabuc. John J. The move is the otitconmimr dis-t niand 1’01 he‘ll-“1'39?” 011 1110 “119.0“ ”A“ 1' I‘m ‘md h‘“ 1“” “ l“ " marines. would master the nitlla—
If more are needed to provide a
’ ' . ~ . '.- ~‘ ‘ v .. The coiiiiaitv i. seriously consid-l __ . . . 3
ill’d quota of 687,000 soldiers. those 1““ .... . . on 0 s ., t ‘1“ ”Ohm“ of ‘h'mbu‘mL ”w pro. -' ‘ ‘ 3‘ 'l“ ' f l" I' .. §tevetis who died iii 1551'. Mrs S't‘v- Allll‘llli—‘ll‘ ’ “WT (,‘liancellOl‘
demg next in ordir \\“II D, Q" . (if the. -t....t. l‘t‘Elsll'allnll districts .t-1~r l‘lllllt‘le, llaity t . duet of [L0 farmers, an as not to plot Him: the pos~tbi It) o HltblllIl-lll‘. ~ 3 l 3' 3 3 3 f friend' who ‘1“ 13 31.33 3] 3 1,3.4 333" 3333033
otoncd Q0 too will‘the (illtiltl pin“ ””‘E'Mhm’l ‘1‘“ "mm“ ”A" “”11““ ANN Ill-32 Lyon. lt‘retlet'it'k N. the market and obtain fair prices for Women because there Is now a rca: "Hr Me A ("in ‘05 ‘l - . it. tilt is o it tth ls ( ,. Mb . -
~ . . . " is. ‘ .. ,
on down the line when future inciti-
ott-nts are ordered to the colors by
tho President. Military men estimate
that. about every other man sittui‘tion-
. . . .. -.. . . , . . . . . _ , ., 2 not send flowers. war with (ierinatiy. they addressed.
,. . ‘ ._ 3 3 wttltdra\\'u betore one lo“ ciiotlL‘h town... \\c‘ston. (hath-s A. tps an overslutly of any product in} bewral )cais ago, the diaft would‘ . ‘ ~co n 3 3 3 . 3 _ .
“33““ h“ ”‘nlmf‘l‘ ‘md on ”1‘” «f‘oe'. the stitallest district cattle out. :lgod lv‘ratt‘, Michael. Jr. A thc markup There is no wav (if talc} not have callscd the otllcials to lose IMMO 0 uLQHo “‘s" AR "R O ““7 1‘ “Md nl \\iItlllIlj.’ to “"551“
basis the ten iiillltoiis whose order “I l ‘ ‘ _
l
l
of llitbility is to be dclci‘iiiiltetl today
".Tlollld yicld close to five million sol-
diers before the roll i4 exhausted.
The first of the 057,000 men to be‘
j IEM‘.‘ 'l‘i'otibi‘itint», Tiltlllllt'
. l-~\\'otidtvai'tl, Tit‘l‘l'l-ll‘ ll.
' The sixth number is its: the anA 1:1». _l-{tatitcr. Tobias.
ill.llitit‘t"l‘ shouted in stcntorittn tones . f ‘mt‘olltlry. John F.
‘l’rovost \larshal General t‘rowdcn :WiZT - l'atienci. James A.
idrew the next number. 3.1m}, and .\d- :ttlTo— \\‘tlliuott, Harold M.
‘iutant tit-ingot Mct‘ain. the t'lL'lllll :“31 t‘alliuaridaiici.
‘ittati to draw. took number 10.015. £1317» lit-ans, \\‘iu. P.
James, .loltii Francis.
Smith. l‘hiiill 1-1.
Arbozast. t‘ttt'l.
l ’l‘hcy drew the numbers froth a high I
Iwitl». mouthed bowl, set on an oak table 1303:: ,
in t‘ioitt ot‘ the tally clerk's desk. ‘ ““‘P
-0-
22.30 ~(‘lai'l(, Everett li‘.
3:23.71— lliaorco, Frederick.
iest districts will the numbers above :t .
thousand affect the registrants?
sontctliinu over 10.2% ntiiitht-t's. whllo ..
the sliittliest has only'about 1‘5. and :ith-l Meiolii. Stefano.
the average ls amnnd :i,noo. As tiicitlo't'lt » Weston. (has. A.
drawing proceetfl 137 [waiters were . 2.. llettit. 'l“hoinpson.
1' Doyle, .l"l‘e‘llllttlt M.
It was 12“. liltlt‘lllg l. 33? lllt'll nunl~ 1:211." *l'llllllll. Francisco.
bercd 1215 on their local lists as 137th" :tost ~ 'l‘ltoclo. llet'mttn A.
iii orfie ot‘ liability ,tiifllf.
.\\'hen the first thousand had horny. 3::
draw it there was a delay of a few tutn~§
liarlals, John .1.
Kittibcl, Al‘tltiltl .‘T.
"till-l ilill,
dlemcii's protiis. the agricultural doth” "”llll'mt‘tl b)" “Willow's of the fair Miss Fiat-ah 1.. Stevens, all of whom
puttttttqtt of ti... tum-mid t‘ouuty Akin-x acting as llltilltl‘\\'tilll“ll ttnd cttit-;te.~ide
sot-titttmt for the Mobilization of he!
ductorwttes. accordinc to Matiacer
with their mother.
also three crandchihircn. Miss (‘atltor—
Nor has
sources today is- M'l'llltlnly consider-t Charles (‘hapman of the ('oitnectictp ‘ lllt' St. .lohn Kroner. ot‘ .\'or\\'nlk. T.oiiis
tilt; the advisability of establislilni.r a‘
f;n~nt..,_.-' exchange with u wntral ”I“ and and the fact that many of tho liech-r, of l‘itlslioltl, Mass :
lll’t' or clearinc house in Bridgeport.“
Start at Once. t
alone. the lines adopted in lingland‘
and western states where tarmers;
have organized in cooperative assoc-i
cussions regarding the magnitude oil
the fariilers: while eiviiiiz the constitu-
er the benefit of the profit, usually ob-
tained by thevinitldlcnien. 'l‘he farmert
has no means of knowing when therc‘
in: care of the clot when it occurs“
with the result that a liti'gfiquantity:
of foodstuffs is \\‘ttsttitbcitlier by lie-t
in: thrown away or being plowed un-.
roiiipany today, Shorlaue of meii‘
conductors and iiiotoiiiicii will
drafted i.- 2'
l)!‘
in as the reason for.
paper but said passcnuci' will be pol-
it~ly requested by a strict mic-A to
contribute his .sliait- toward stipport-‘
when the female crews are cinpltiyedd
shortace of help and utter Jllt‘ draft
it will be faced with the proposition
of doing as lioiope has done or else,
discontintiiiic a large number of cars:
it iiiiitule'xs sleep. In the old days
the average age of the ciiiplNcs was
much higher than now. Manager
Chapman said this morning that the
James Kroger and Mrs. Stephen E.
and four
urea: grandchildren: Louise Flt-tens
Kroner. l-iarnest (l. lx’l‘ottrl‘, Lawrtncc
knew her; Even with her to} years
Mrs. Stevcns's mental facilities were
particularly bright. and her reminls»
tically all of her life in Norwalk, anti
was married in 1x33 to Tawrence M.
loved to visit and hear her tell of hi;
torieal and other interesting facts of
old .\'orwalk.
Her family request 'thttt friend:s do
ANANCNISTS Tl] BE
duly 2h. lltl-l. to the ambassador
Front
t‘tll‘l‘IXllAtiliN. July 20.——Tho
lit‘it'llstttu' yesterday tttlfipft'd the
ttt.t3iorit3\ peace resolution by it
vote of 211 to 110. with 17‘ not vot-
inn.
tilttie the war a day longer if it
could obtain an honorable peace.
America ‘s intervention was not re-
tioii. he said.
day. “English statesmen knew. as
shown by their Blue Book, the
Russian iiiobiliztttion must lead to
against military measures while
my predecessor in instructions.-
at Vciintt directed him to say that;
. lt‘l‘tlllt‘lr‘ 5- ‘ ’dcrgrouiitl hr the farmer lconipany did not know exactly how ' . . . . . .
.tclii' . , t _‘ . --. um . . 3 , . t - - 3 1 . . . . . 3.
‘vT'HlZTTTTL', till‘l‘liit' 3‘33“: 333“};(3’lhro [”05 while a new blackboard was 3,343.-. 'lltompson. Rollin J. Tllt‘ (llitutllzatltln Will probably be many men were eligible. but it isI LN“) \\llllllgl) itllllll olll (Tilly-l0 an.
.‘tiiliU’ Iist ‘—~pt‘ob-tbly ‘will luo(to f‘ll ti“; "”11“” ll“ Tm“ All“ withdrawal "’ ; :tthT- 'l‘llt‘lllllrttll- Cli‘lfi- ”- somewhat similar to the Western A tn“?- but "H"? ”Mm“ “3 petilllt 0,1”-
ruiks .033 the ‘l‘tmlll'll‘ "irm t0l \\'-i‘t-““‘l“lllt'>‘ Dl‘til‘l‘t‘tl"tl All till” 1'1“? 0f~ :‘tttfttl Scofield. Clarence ll. (‘onnecticut Milk Producers' associa- (Continued on Page Two) A v-‘l‘ll't'o‘ i“ It“ ”ththth “1 a world I,
Hiram“ qunlmnnn‘lik; 40mm will about twelve a lllll‘llllt‘. l 3 titltitt. Lot-d. llerittan ti. litill which is itlt‘Patly on the way tot E ET (.3 t war through Austria-lluiigary (ll
. ,t ‘ -~ ~ ' \vtsmxrt’rnx July ‘30.» n no 3334w\\'lllll()l Arthur It). success The plans of the exchange: J t. I ran q - ‘ .. ‘ .. ‘ i
i‘ . ‘ ‘ . . l - - . . ‘ ‘ . . ’ . ‘ ' ' ‘ a - US we ran BIS I s 'rt--_v.tt' llll'J ott cotiiisel.. 'lhc man
H mm“! rm “l'n' “M “K m“ 1“ tirst thousand numbers drawn Til-51““ Tilli’iri-‘Sll‘fl'il. lulhei‘t. will be l:ll‘i-'.el‘ scope. taking in prac- ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘
«thch b-efore Septeiitber. Then a
lame number next in Order probably
will be assigned to fill the. Nititional
Guard to war strt-itgth. and the if»
'lttailltlt‘l‘ tllltllll. 500,000 asseiilblml us
were 9TH numbers which affected the 3100- —Rci‘ihncr. Harold 13.
normal district of ritual registratraiits.{ 3:117...me33 f‘l-(‘vdpfipk’ 3m
tpplyinu this to the entire country}
these 270 serial numbers below 3pm)
NEW CANAAN.
designate approximately 1.2titlfit‘tfi
‘iiamt-s,
Norwalk List—1 to 2591.
the National Army.
lllvcry precaution was tak-iln to- make
27sti—~llightield. John
‘Jltuti— ’l‘edcle. Adrianee
utilitarian
(Continued On Page Twelve)
TNUNTY WINTER
lithium
‘ Writ Of Error in Goldman-
il'ho wishes to kindle .t world war
.does not write. like this, but. like
Berkman Case
NEW YORK. .lul_\‘ ‘2”.
iltn and Alcxtttder
Emma (lold—
"\ -ki'.\ it, an-
.a man who is laboring: and
{labored for peace to the utmost.
has
“The cotlcctltt‘iititiii of the Rus-
sian army t‘ttlliilt'llt‘tl Germany to
‘ .- y . , 3 ‘3 3 3 . 3 , 3 . lnrcliisls .were ord'tr-l rcleas1 f l' , .t H .. .. .
:Al“il‘(lgll:ll"ll: t‘ioi“‘i‘. ‘iil’il‘ufl" “m ‘09 37““ “WW“ “m“‘l' . ‘1’"“7“““°d' “”1"“ “' ‘ Monqter Organization Will- prison on $25Tltllt‘lthil c'tclt ‘ii‘v i‘iti """" m“ ““‘”"" “W“ “5‘” "0
lelTllgll“‘Tl) (will 'i‘:‘h‘lh‘ll‘lzzpl'iol‘ be i “7.32 .-»\\'olkott'. llarry saniuel. “Rib-Ellington. le..;~diliand W_ MEXI AN LA 3 ~ itcd 81mm thnflm Cont-t 3333333033333‘3‘3133“ 1333.3 to m and What Is true
obtain: the drawing. it may be late! 1;: ”R‘T‘tl‘ii‘lio1‘1‘.‘tiii;“im ll-illl.3(ll‘l. 337:...Htioun. (aspci‘ . {3i .; Include Many FOImS of 111-. lil'tlntltlls when be granted a writ oi .01 11+ “at ”well it one also oi our
tonight liefoi'c it is finished. 57,4 “”9"“... want.“
“alto—cushy, Percy '
dustry
error in their cow in \Vttsliinatcn yes-
weapons. particularly the submit-
It was unofficially estimated that. _ .. 3' 33 N33 3 )3 3 ,3 fr 3 3 .3. q earn . ticrday. according to a statement is- Title. “.3, deiiv the accusation
33333333033313333333” 133,300,033” mm were rep~3 1:21“httly‘t3itlt3y.\klii. \\i‘ttiihidi :3. Min: 12:13:31?“ (£53311: 5 About 500 Shots Exchangedi _ _ ;s}ued liter.) tonight by attorneys for that the “mum-rim. \vitrfal'e is
33,333,911,“ in ”3., first 01.3,? thousnlldf pm .‘ , .‘3 3 33 33 “1"". ‘ i ' 4 3 3 '. . 3 .3333“ ,3 333 ‘3_ 3'tie (efciithiiits. llail for Louis Kri- 3 .. 3 3 . .- _ . 3 3 .
“u".hors‘ which had hm.” am“... m ; ‘1,"l' ”Tm“ “”1“” I “““l l:: 2—l\elly, James J. A Across Borden—Two 01‘ One of the In... .t \cnttttts .tet . mm. mm] Morris “WM“ who“) M3,. totttt.tt_t to lllftllldlltllldl law and.
-- El iabyc. William Julius. Jr.
lt::‘.2 o'clock. a little over all hour-i VMaruca. 305.4,},3
and a half after the drawing began. I 33 ,,,,, Flynn Joseph Lawrence . .
'l‘bc'iituiiber 10.500 numbers drawn‘ ISIZl-sl‘i‘ckles \l’illiam l-‘irth. ‘ i
owt-i‘c 1 to 10.500. The order in which ‘ 1 '3 H
tilt-y are drawn determines the order
Ill which the mini having correspond-
ing serial numbers on their cards in-
2:‘..\“l ~r\’entt. John.
— l‘ai'atliso. Antonio.
A-) txwalillcr, Calvin C.
‘flozt—I’alumbo, Nicola
Ztifl~ltrinckerltom Samuel
2'.i:'lo——Carry. Fletcher P.
'flliiQ—I'TIHVSOX‘, Donald L.
Three Mexicans Fall
MISSION. Texas, July QTTJ'MAIHJT‘OXT‘
mately 500 shots were exchanged;
across the Rio Grande yesterday ati
Ojo de Agtl:1_ eight miles southwest1
projected in Fairf‘ieltl County, that of‘
wsllllllillg for the benefit of vcizetu-t
ble, frtiit. poultry and other food
commodity producers an association;
for the ittarkettniz of produce here;
and elsewhere throughout the United.
States in a similar manner to that,
were. appealed With those of Miss
Goldman and Berkman, was fixed at
$10,000 each. with In additional bond
of $2.000 for Kramer. who refused to
register under the selective draft law,
says the statement. All four were
violates the l'lg‘llls of humanity.
“England forced this weapon ill ‘
our hands through an illegal block-
ade. England prevented neutral.
trade with Germany and proclaim-
ed a war of starvation. ()tir faint; ~
.. _, ~. - 3. ., 3. . gnu—Austin, LeRoy , . , , J , s 3 . convicted of conspiracy to obstruct _
tin.- loeal districts will be liable for; if? ‘1‘“.1‘3‘3‘} fxeisei‘ch'. 'OS'“)__I{0(.].“-P“ Theodore B or Mission. belly-Eco a small Atiiericaii"19‘3‘33'3‘flmflgfl.b‘ Uplsoioullflim burg: the conscription law. lierkntin. Kt-tt- hope that America. at the head of
33,3,me I rpl". ewt s_ .otn ..tan .. .. . v . . . border patrol and a number of on: “instill lull s10 i. .t.. e 3mm. and Becker are in
1... ~— Moitrisott, l-l'rnry Bodwell.
tHSv-Ilaiiialea. Giacomo.
2197i» Slaiidincer. Rudolph Augustus.
8:27 ‘vara. Balint.
2t'ti‘.6~8tiniday. Daniel Joseph.
“"wlluotto, Lawrence.
._. irody. Bernard.
“379— Northrup. Leslie.
1237~»1{ov:ics, Ferdinand.
, 73l~-l-‘Otiot‘, Andrew Joseph.
17'1”?»Ovcrton. .l. Leslie.
Tilelt, Andrew.
“Baldwin. Herbert Edwin.
littisdlonroe. Robert R.
The public llt‘fll'lllE room in the Son-
;t'c office litiildlnz was Ff‘lof‘lt‘d as thei
t‘im‘ill‘ (if the drawings. The witnesses"
.~.clccted Were the members of the;
Senate and House Military Commit-1
tees. -‘ . i
There was a few minntcs' delay in‘
titt'u'ting the drawing to permit moving
dicilll‘t‘s operators and pliotozrapherS‘
tit take. pictures of the setting. .
Secretary Baker was the first maul
to withdraw a capsule-enclosed slip“
“out a great glass liowi. llliitdfoldod.“
:ltllt'i—l’aley. Edward
Stit’ili—Nlacltie, Edward
2SGI-4GcrullL ":uiseppe
2826~\\’ard, Howard A.
fliTS—Iii‘ower. William E.
2SIT—Yitto. Giovanni
END—Batterson. William L.
ZSSl—Gincncs. Antonio C.
2885—.lolinson, Oscar E.
2753— DcF‘orcst, Clarence E.
2795-»110yt, Eldridge W.
eW‘
‘tv
idetttedified Mexicans. ‘1
There were no American casual-
ties. but lltest reports say two or
three Mexicans were seen to fall dur-
. _ l
”12 the engagement. which started at‘\
11 O'clock this morning. and ceasedl
it: 5 o'clock. when the Mexicans witlrl
crew.
The Americans were under cont-l
mood of Corporal Kent and the fight-‘1
ing started when several shots werei
launched. '3
Plans for the monster organization
which probably will include co-opera-g
live [tacking plants. storage ware-5
houses throughout the country. a syn-t
tent of internal transportation and!
the possibility of market agencies inl
all the larger cities with privately.
owned refrigerator cars for the quick}
and safe movement of Fairficltl coon-i
ty‘s produce are now beii .: consider-i
i
l fired from the Mexican side. ~ 'I‘hel ed by membeis 01‘ the Faii'l‘ield Cotta-
he drew Number 233. In every dis-
ltict. in which as many as .58 melt are
tt-gistcred,‘Nrrlnber 238 heads the list.
of those to be called. 3
Chairman Chamberlain of the Sen—
;ttc. Military committee drew the sec-
ond number. ‘
"The second number is shout-
ed the announcer. The handkerchief
then was placed over the eyes ofChaIr-
infill) Dent of the House Military Coni-
iiiittee, and he withdrew the third
ziumber, 9,613. '
Senator Warren and Representative
Walin. ranking minority" members of
true Senate and the House Military
loommittees, drew the, next two num-
liters, 4,532 and 10.218. Major-General
oroo
..,.).....
, Tanker H. Bliss. acting Chief of Staff
tor the Army. diew the sixth number.
lfust then a round of handclapplng. the
first. applause to break the silence and
ootemnity of the Occasion, burst out.
I
Imus-Morton, John Leo.
infillnSeymour, Clarence Albert.
ilfltiilwlmve. Malcolm Ely.
l tilli-~llil)l)it‘, Horton McClure.
jlti’t'fi—«NOi‘tliiian. Charles Henry.
A .1266~Kvanes. John.
l isoiwrttttttaii. Edward Dwight.
, 775—»Flaherty. Thomas Francis.
1 908-1» itissell. JOseplt J.
A Eli—Collins, Leroy Anthony.
t 692—Einmersbn, Alfred Edgar.
. 6titt«De Martino, Joseph.
Athfi—mRulin. Jacob. , 3
‘ 810~Gnazerrm Varmint).
‘isao—Moeiiot-_ Joseph Marcello.
l SOQ—Coonibes. James Albert.
.1185-I{endi. Mike.
. 5ti~l.~—I)elco, Guis'eppe.
i?1fifi—~Sniffen, Charles Harvey.
I 945—Hndlk. Stephen Rueah.
.' (Continued on Sixth Page.)
TROOP TRAIN IS
WRECKED, ONE DEAD, i
FIVE ARE INJURED ‘
_ MARSHALL. Texas, July 19.0ne
American soldier, William Stonebreakv *
er, was killed and five other soldiers
injured, one seriously, when four
coaches of a troop train turned com- “
pletely over and three other cars wern
derailed at Shamrock, near Mctoria,
.La., on the. Texas 6: Pacific railway
yesterday.
The cause of the wreck has not been
determined. ‘
A special train carrying pliy'siclans
to the scene has left here. The injur-
ed were taken to Alexandria, La.
l Sentinel Advs. pay. Try one.
.fantry fiom nearby posts.
the Rio G‘ande in the affected sec't in "Upstairs and Downstairs," at 1110*
:I‘oache‘d here tonight. From the best. old, and has been delightfully mod-
outpost at 030 (to Anna. lltttring thelly Association which fosters the idea.
Americans returning. the shots, im-
mediately sent ieiuforcements und-arl
Sergeant J. C. Henderson. The tight-l
my: continued six hours.
Colonel 13. F. Delaiiiat-er iiSéheiio‘thIOLD-Fll‘zfiagigllggglg SOLDi
(Contiiiued on'Page Two)
l
.t
i
tscene with 100 men from K and M
companies of tlle‘ Second Texas In-
A strong} Mm. Frederick Kimball, of
Patrol thus been ‘tihrown out. along‘ Norwalk, now playing a leading part,
tion as a precaution against a possi-' Cort theatre. New York city, has just;
ble attempt at border raiding. sold her beautiful home to a Want
Few details of the engagement street broker. The Iiotise is 170 years:
information there were about 100 ernlzed ,retaiaing“itll the Oldfa‘thlonrl
Mexicans participating and one re. ed features. and is one of the most:
part Iitys three distinct bugle calls'charmlng places in this section. ’
were heard ,indicatlng that the Amer- Mrs. Kimball has already ltltI'CTlflFNl'
leans were attacked by an organized. from Lewis R. Hurlbutt, of Cannon-
l'orce. The last of the attackers dis- dale and. South Norwalk, nnoiherl
appeared in the brush at five O'clock .houae of the old-fashioned type. Bmll‘
just before Colonel Delmater reach-l
ed 010 de Agua. .... arda, of Darlen.
the fedrral
prison at Atlanta. and Miss Goldman
is in prison at Jeh’etson City. Mo.
Accordin: ('o the statement. the
grounds alleged in the assignment of
the neutrals. would check England.
illegality was vain and the final.
attempt we made by an honorably
llllt‘llllt‘tl llti‘ill‘t‘ tifi‘t‘l‘ lt’i tl\'tiltl the
errors were that no evidence of con- last exti‘clliity Tailed.
spiracy had been proved. and that the
entire conscription ltw is unconstitu- this 1
tional.
lWil AEFIIIMATAIIII
J iiittiittiE sitii
CHESHIRE, July 20.»T\vo inmates
quttnt‘ the state reiormatory here worcavhich ended at a particular time.
shot by a guard last night while at-
temptingr to escape from the institti
tion. One of them. Michael Gei‘ack.
is said to be in a critical condition
with a bullet wound in the side. The
other was only slightly hurt.
Because of Ge'ltek’s condition.
Coroner Eli Mix at New Haven baa
been notified and is GXi'CCled here
tomorrow.
The iizen were discovered attempt-
ing: to scale the stockade ‘5ut‘l'0'tlnd-
ing the i-cforina‘ory and the guard. it
sales were made by Marshall P. Rich- is said fired when they disregarded.
his order to halt.
“Then Gcrinanuy had to ehoosd
ast measure as a counter
measure of self-defense. Now also
it must carry it through for tho ‘
purpose of shortening: the war. 3
'l‘hcsubiiiariiic war has accomplislh
in: all and more than all it is ex~
pcctctl to. lt‘alse ieports whicll
{found their way in the press as a ,
;l‘t‘>llll of the secret hi’S‘Jlllll of tho
Alicichstug evoked for a time a cer-
illllll feeling: of (listippoiiitiiicnt
They did the Fllillt‘l'lillld no ser.
vice. ' .
“I declare. in fact, that the Sub--
marine accomplishes iii the (loo
struction of enemy tonnage what; ~
it should. It impairs Eiitrlaiid’s
economic life. and the conduct. of:
the war month to month in it grow: 4
ing degree so that _it will not be
possible to oppose the necessity for -
peace much longer. We can look.
(Continued on Tenth Page.) ‘ . i
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