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mlATlfl PHI“ KIWI PM I A“. PART. 0' TH. WOKLD IV A ‘PlCML Will AND OUR 0W N.
Ionwnnx. con.
rim“, For. 19,791?
OPERATOR.
Rain tonight; probably clearing.
tifiltiRS BLAME ”flucitllt’illflsstlltt
inn offlill
. 0f CONNEc-"c" , tory Are wilting Settle-
ment of Trouble
State Still Short 690 at Camp
[it R.
lN'DL'CE cumcthisElly.E
CHICAGO, ch’. 11—Hope for the
early settlement of'the unauthorized
,strikt» of nearly 70,000 coal miners
Devens—Put It Up to Fed- it} Illinois was‘held out today by ton, Tells of the Great
eral Authorities irank Farrington, president of the
llllnois‘ Federation of Miners, who
said the men are beginning to real-
ize the futility of trying to force Dr.
Garfield, National Fuel,Administrator
,to grant increased prices of coal atf
the mines. ‘ .
tilts twill till
i
r i '
[NT E 3: Mr. Farrington is to meet pit com-l '
, 5 Emittees of the miners in Springfield '
. . . , today, and in a telegram to ”Dr. (tar-i
t-nl
ifield expressed the hope that the t~
3 would be back at work When limit-l '
fatty. ‘ ‘
Save
Rapid Progress Being Made
in Trench Work I in tho meantime word w... and...
_ ‘ lfrom Washington for a decision by!
CAMP DEVENS, Aycr. Mass, ()ct.‘ the National Fucl Administrator on
‘19.-'l‘wenty-t»igltt Connecticut men the request of Operators to raise the,
fare rfijt‘ct'i’tl today as physically un. price Of coal at lllé‘ llllnr‘fl upon which:
at. making the total number lacking‘écpcnds an increaso in the wagon of , world
from that state 690. The percentageflhu minors. i
of rejections hasrunked higher than' DUNN: ibt‘ four days the minortlt ,, .
‘ “it' first regular meeting of
m ‘ny part of Magfiachugpnfl 9x09,“ ltflVl‘ been on strike a shortage 0‘
dictator]. «Examining oflicers say a ‘
number .of them sent here by Con-g
hecticut draft boards should ne'er.
have been accepted for military
service.
The list of discharges includes six
New Haven, five from Bridge-'
mart and four front Waterbury. There
|
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l
"were no Hartford men in this batcllfi HITS NEW YHRK
One, Charles Luippelti. comes from; _
East Hartford. Otht-rs taro Frank i
Egan and Herbert Hungerford of ‘, i
‘ Torringtml, Arthur Baxter of iiork- Refineries Unable to Get
vine, Walter L. Dixon/and James Mo-‘
ran of Putnam. Juliu. NO'A'osielskl,
John Buakcy, Richard Doyl-x and
Louis J. Champaanc of Willlmantic. .
Army onlccrs are angered by the
contined delay of Connecticut draft
omclala to till the state quota. Al.
though unwilling to make any stato-
mcnt relative to the matter. it is un-
tlcrstood they wui poop propel the
question ‘with federal authorities if
(Continued on Sixth Page)
the Regent, presiding.
Our country is calling
sale‘Supplies Ar'e Depleted i
NEW YORK. Oct. 19.~Whh wholc- ,
uni-e sources of Supply virtually shut,Pd and
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
raw material. New York ls threaten-l
cd with a sugar fantlnn. Manv storcsl
have born without sugar for several!
~—
iliiiiflii
Hill 0f i000
titlittltit w
Mrs. E. G. Schenck, of Wil-
Need of the Countries at
.War and How We Can
'8 BEIN USEBl branch of sen'ice' selected by the
men, the navy wins an exceeding
Not Enough Cattle to Supply
the Meat Demands of the
tilt
Nurwmk Chapter oi the D. A. R. “'88 liarry w. latte. t. A. Lehmaier. .tr..
'hcld yesterday afternoon at the home
.0! Miss Iirlrn t'urlis in Union Pflkmlhire. .l. 'r. Boatty, t.. w. Meeker.
"l‘ho lilo-ting Wm olmntid by the slut. Sum-gt [)r. George E Cram, Ensign
ing of “Amorlcn.” Mrs. Robert l‘Vai’.fA;-thur C. Hoyt.
After the us- '
tllill business was concluded the lie->0! the following;
'gent addrcsscd the members of the'i Captain Albert Mossman. Captain
iChHmrr In a charming mannrrv “R18. H. Elliott Major Dr. 'G. Morgani
int: ihim! ‘0 Dill 101'”! 0V"! 95°";Mtlren. First Lieut. Dr. E. F. Morri-t
ton to give ali‘ illn titttc posrlblt’ f0" son, l-‘irst Lieu'. Franklyn Kilnard.‘
the boys lit the front, saylnfl- ”"lh‘irat Lieut. W. R. ream. Duncan,
are entering this your with cures andimtuon' Garrflngr Trowbrldge. w_ E,
. ‘pct-sonal responsibilities. Each memo
Raw Materials and Wh0le-‘ ber must hear her individual burden,
to us. hcrl
son are at the front in battle atid;STOECKELm
it is for us. her daughters. ito titre|
tiliitt the. soidie‘r‘i are fed and cloth-t"
show all we most earnestly:
cff and rrfinerles unable to got the pray God's guidance and protection
latitudinal
lull insulin
Large Number 'of Members
Have Gone Either in the
Army or New! Branches
So far tWenty-one members of the
Norwalk Country club have given
their services to the mom, in
the struggle for demboney. And all
but one are now on active duty. The
enlistment: of these men, extend to
nearly all branches of the army, and
not a small number are enrolled in
the ranks of the navy. being station-
ed on patrol boats.
Almost half. ten to be exact. hold
commissions. ranking as high (a ma-
jor. 0f the others nearly all have
advanced in rank to the non-commie
stoned grade. '
For popularity as indicated by the
close race. having clever: of the
tummy-one. in the»‘ army amps
'hem are representatives in the in-
fantry. coast artillery. aviation sec-
tion of the signal corps. medical
corps and ordnance dopu‘tment.
Those in the navy are:
Livui. Harry Stacy Benton, Dudley
B. Raymond. Russell Frost. Jr..
ll. ll. Lchnlaier. Ensign George Wil-
1’
The army contingent is made up
innit“ 0i Moscow: *'
Will soot it inlullttls ;
til clltttt 0i tussli
No Reason ‘Givetf For the,
Uiitli DAY
iiiiillilllflll
0N WINESDAY
Plans Under Wa For An- MANY’YOUNG MEN
other Big ‘Pirade and MUST VISIT THE Change From Petrograd, .
Demonstration in Nor- TAX COLLECTOR But the Germans Are Evi-
Wfllk t0 FIIl'thel' Sale of The new income tax law will round dently Gettlng T00 Cl”
7 ‘ . up a great army of taxpayers. All For Comfortp‘
Bonds ; .
unmarried men assessed when their
incomes are over’QZlioo and all mar-
ried men with incomes over 52,009
are taxed.
in the minds of'many people in.
come taxes have been association only
with persons of cOnsiderable proa-
perity. Many who strongly favored
the original law never supported it
would be extended to hit their own
moderate earnings. They felt quits
RUSSIAN FLEET f
IS PENNEil-lil‘.
German Infantry ls Active
MASS unlit,
, utilitarian;
Professor Rulsh Rhees to
comfortable while George was allow- -
Speak and Vocal d I ed to do it, but it will seem a little Along the French Front "I
an n' diit‘ercnt now they are included. V'erdun Region
When a new sOurCe of taxation is
made available, legislators always
. work it to the limit. War time brings
Plans were completed for the big: heavy burdvns and leads to new
mass meeting at the Norwalk Ar-l tlm‘t-lormt‘nls. it was so in England.
310?! 10111811! and '0? a PYOI’PT (‘Fk-i “lit"ft’ the income tax dates back to
bration of Liberty Day next. Wed-tum bills of the Napol‘lmicl‘vlm it
nesday at a meeting of the execuatg apt to prove true that forms of
the committee on ‘the Liberty Loanlasscssmcnt mice introduced tend to1
hold yesterday all‘r’mmn at the 0f-' become fixwl. So the new income
tlces in Wall street. The greatest of in psyers are quite likely to find
pstrumetttal Program
4.
Russia's capital is soon to be re;
ltlovctl to its ancient site at Mon-
cow. ' - ‘ ‘
Tltc government's annOunce—
ment of its decision to shift its ao-
thllli?8 from l’etrograd assigned
no reason for the change. The is- '
jDaniels, W. F. Blah».
snnnomaaooo ‘
REGISTRATION CARDS
lllanks for tho registration of
l
,89,ptm motor-vehicles in the state of
.(‘onnt-cticut will soon be mailed from
I rcpom'd tblt all plans had been cont-= bankers and manufacturers, they. too,
i
l are in charge of the musical program
the missing men do no: roach hori-
uhortly.
(Captioned On Page. Twelve)
days: and tllosc du'alers who ltai'c a
supply on hand are limiting sales to
[(llsiomi‘l‘i. Pricts have nonc “up and
‘somo sales as” high as fifteen roots 3'
DISliliiltPEillflNS
ltltn oihco of ltob‘bins V.
:5“th coulmimioncr of motor vehicles
tat Hartford.
i
Stocckel.l
;BORDEN’S DRIVERS
stittlicc, simultaneously, however,
of ii stntclllcllt that the civilian
population of licvul, the Russian
ititval base Oil tllc Gulf. of Finland,
is being t'cttlovod to the interior.
suggests that the decision was not
ttnittflticnccd by the German
plated. Mrs. Lillian Sherwood New.‘mu..s .trugg‘e with the Intricacles orltltreat against Petrograd now be» ‘
“’l‘ “d W'- AQfl Havliand. who an income tax blank. For-$261 weaning developed in the naval and
‘ h ... ' military operations in the 6be of .
(Continued on Page four.) 'lilgi’t'lllltl northward. .
l Wltilc tltc small fleet the Rut!»
ESTREET PARADE lsintls had in Riga waters apparent-
5 FOR FIREMEN’S FAIRJ)’ has been penned m by the Ger-
. (continued on Fourth Pale.) maps as a result of their land op-
The 0mm”. “ammo" and mlrl‘t'l‘fllliillstill Hose]. and Moonvlslandn
committee of the uptown are dopart-trtuti tllc disposition of their super.
mf‘m mm in ”W Plow-“or hcadquar-fmr naval forces at strategic tibial.
cnthusiasm was shown at the meet-ithemselvcs permancntly on the list
lug and report- showed that the sub-: though the rate should be reduced
roripiionl ‘0 "15 UEFEW *loau,are! at tho' ciow- of thc war;
pouring in. l’nmartit-d men working for about
The various committees in charge $25 a weck probably never thought
of the mass meeting which is to beithe law would be brought down to
held at the Nor-walk Armory tonighti hit. them. But now like ill-r 'bl‘:
Irritated that a chorus of voices from
the Norwalh High 'school and from
the, hi: N. Mnyehoff & Company fac-
tory would sing Who. Star Spangled
pound have been reported. l
pointed city commissioner of niarv|
ltnts, planned, to meet with refiners.“
wholesalers and, retailers today in ani
effort M arrive at some solution all
the ”meaty. tlfis’nwht‘n; 1| rl“;
ht‘ldcrs hnvc bccn urgc‘d by the com~‘
ntissionnr =0 practice rigid economy
in tho susnr supply. Minty restaur-
ants already have abolisllcti the su-
gar bowl and customers are wrvcd
mandolin
parturition
'Leave $10,000 in Sliver in
city Loan, Societary McAdoo
tiny.
‘2'.Sheriffs' poases from several Ten-
messen counties are hf‘iii‘Cl’llllg for two
'anned men who hold up an express
tuessengir aboard a Chicago, Mem-
curtail the supply of candy for tho‘
Christmas holidays. will be less felt
in Chicago than elsewhere. accordTnt:
l0 wholesaicrs. The promise of relief
fig wills and Gulf railroad train near for Chicago. it was stated today. is .1
here yesterday and limped with -~—-— '1“ can.
‘about $12,000 incurrtncy. At a late . “3““ attempts
hour no trace of the men had\bee".
“found. ’ ‘ ,
‘ According to the cxprrss messeu-
ger the, men appeared in the car.
when the train was nmring Ridglcy.
‘a station ten miles front here. over-
vtmwered and bound and gagged him.
'and obtained the keys to the car sale ‘
They stufled their pockets with sev-
eral packages of currency and leap—
. ed A'om the train, leavinz‘ 303%!)
5in silver in the sail“. The money
had been shipped from a litmphis‘
Milk ‘0 banks-in RidglCY’M‘d Tlrton- from the I'nited States Department' « '
,Jille. Tenn. , 20' Labor at Washington. . more states to defeat the loan.
it was believed that the men hoard-l
‘ . ed thEUtrain at ~Miston, a c:tation be-
tween Dyersburg and ”Ridzl-Py. The.
rdbbcry was not. discovered until the
train reached the latter place. ‘
___.___——‘—-—-
(Contlntwd on Seventh Page.)
HINE CONNECTICUT ‘1 ' to which ,mm pun
AGENT T0 ENFORCE- dint I; inflii'ted."
FEDERAL LABOR LAW'
l by disloynl and
' of overtime-n1.
(’harlcs D. Hinn, secretary of the‘protection the G
Connecticut iagent fair tire enforce-
ment of the child labor lav.'s as it re-
lates to lntet’fifh’te business.
he will
factories and inspecting the books
and .the plant, to see whether the
ifederal law is violated. He can also
' icxaminp inv'olcesL‘gltd bills of'lading
itO z‘et «whim t interstate ship
" ' OYSTERMEN To {meats Under the federal tltitttite'u‘I
TALK ONSEWAGE he may prosecute by complaining to: ‘ .
{the I'nited States district attorney.‘:C0nl'lectlcut Company
on "a“ Tuesday evening the 0’, Mr, ““19 has acé-ptcd'tne agency
Mention and all others interested in.and .1185 Written to Washington
having the proposed Concord stre'oil thanking ”‘9 “MUTE!“ ‘0' the ’1"
Fewer extension fall through flippointment. ‘ ‘
have a chance to tell their reasonsl
why the sewer should not be extend-
ed to the river and have its outlet
'1 01m. . I
' “in hearing was voted on at the. -
int council meeting and at that time
7 it was}. acid that if the sewer was
.. encoded to the riverrand emptied
. there. that it would mean the ruin
' of the oyster hatnésp in Norwatlt
, . ’ want-o the amp would render}!!!-
tll for mumptlon the oysterl. '-
It is a matter that will have to by
talk/ed over-”considerably beforetany
."Mfllll’ action is taken on it. There
is no doubt but; what the extension
in @1661} there and yet there iii no
doubt but if the ant-mica is rude
to the river it will ruinong of Nor-
‘nilt's own industries. ‘ ,
business of October
crease of about $127,000.00!)
previous. day.
——-——.
~—
l’AINTER MAKIN
ing on a painting contract near 1min since it,
from the top of a stone wall.
ed a very bad i
am. close to the villi-t. [ as rails an
Hr. mm we able to return lad.“
South Norwalh. and had Dr. . ‘
1- Mac attend to the from g ‘
ill ltltluttutl
WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.~--A:\'iizorous
prosecution is in store for all PPI‘SODQ:
Who are sccking to 'defeat the Lib-'
an-
nounced in a telegram published in“
The socretary also annouliccttl
that he had called upon bankcrs for:
Rifled safe ' . . u . . the names of any persons attempting
—-——- md‘lllgllitfiimgz. 19.--}; nation-wide to intimidate them in connection with:
. DYERSBI'RG. Tenn. Oct. 19,—« shortage of sugar which threatens to ‘he subscriptions to the loan.
This step was taken its a result
'of reports from bankers in various
parts of the country of threats on t
part of their cfitomers to withdraw
deposits if the banks subscribed to
at intimidation.
:said Secretary tMcAdoo. "are. made
i
‘ P o enses a stunt the. "3““?
[and are s ri us off 12 ishment‘» bills or coins.
The secretary also promised til
hanks subscribing to the loan the in]
' rasur Deartment not
state board of education. is to M ”NH: tllgogidrgn'fest of yJustl‘ce are today"
:bending all their cncrgies town
étha apprenhrnyion and tpunishtn
The a'Hof proCcrman workers who are ‘en-
pointment was received yesterday ~ - i d zen or‘ a hall; opposlta The El‘ening ‘St‘l'
“aged m a campaign n a o 1 line! amt-e, andtwondered what it ali:NEW DRUG STORE
it came from the Knights ofi
em . after 9 o'cl 9;, 19:;
lattracted by the cheers arising from "'
'l . t
. . Re rts to the Treasury today inn. “‘93" -
I ndnr the pl'OVlSlO'.4 of thong-lice,g dicing: that efforts to defeat mp loam Calumbus Tall.
vc‘the poWer of emerln“thud failed. Moreover, latest othcial
Iii res, which are up to the clOsP .
gu 17. show sub-‘- flag
'scriptiona of 3327.1774650 an
-' Appeals From Order
’ Of Town of Stamford;
', Scullcy urgvd upon the memberswood a nu whic h ve added ma-
. the necessity of buying Liberty bonds.{ {9,3,11,in the ‘gwgme of mg,
council “led '0 purchase; store. All the employees, numbering
one out of the treasnrv of the comb, about ten are local Will! “a, the:
1‘4 ~ r. l ‘ tend it
McMahon. and the reading of “Nexceptlon ° a" ruin a" l
‘lnnor roll was followed by selections' N
The Connecticut Company has eng ,
tered an appeal to the public utilities' and "'9
'commission from an order and dime-g
HAS ARM BROKENIion of the town of Stamford Withg
treference ‘lo the relocation of tracks .
Ellis F. Makin, the well-known on a street in that,city. The claim
r-aintcr of 10 Hatrrord plane, is when of the company is that the order to.
lug from a broken nm‘,’wblch .wlli change the! locgiou of the Sociable;
keep him from his duties for a con is not made or e purpose 9 not
of months or longer. He was watt. lulproielnent, that it is inequitable.‘;m“mbe" who are l” the Unltod‘
1%?! txhte complain:I to move
Pennell's blacksmith shop in We» its tracks I n urea w c are now .
part. when he fell about eight “chill! a proper condition for the opera-l Mm"- 3“ ’W "M- "I"
Be (ion of its cari, that it impose- upon
struck on'hls lett side. and [retain the company the statutory obligation 10"“ 143““
germ of the left of paving the portion of the highway,
‘ whore ’ and re-
. it is hoped that They can be Nady
,for sending belt-re the first of No-
‘p’cmbcr, as liftcr that date it will
,cost lhrPt‘ cents for each application
', blank that is sent that this, will make
an additional mailing expense of
about $800. With the application is
f“lmportttnt," which gives consider-
. vehicle owners.
cd "read carefully" which contains
tcd envelotte. Owing to the fact that
‘ many people’are in the habit of send
I ing in cash with their filled out appli-
he cations, for registration. in the left
l
l l
rdsdngton sitcct. last
in
navy. out of a membership of one
ihundred and fifteen.
I ' The flag raising was accompanied , m m ‘d-
by the singing or the Star Spangled Liggett Riker H“ idea carrie '
Banner by the members. led by thel
our Columbine. Grand Knight Johnl
(it. A poem was read by Thomas
by the I-‘ou‘r l(“olulnlii'odti.
menu were served. ‘
States service:
{Lconnrd Fitzgerald, .lr.. John
‘Scully. I'M Cullen. WI.
Round Putt.
to be mailed a little circular marked or the 2.000 drivers. inspectors and 2 9"“an M“ be one 0‘ ”19 ml“ '°“"ou‘t to engage the new ‘3‘:
lable information of value [to motorIPTOduclB Company struck early to-
Tbere are also included a slip head-
liniportnnt directions. and an address-‘
:hnnd uppcr corner of the envelope,f
Ithc following has been psinted. "Re, ma" 8an $30!! 10mm]; '88 being}??? “3 1’93“?“ {and "3"”?! ""‘thc way and several score of this.
.mit by check. money or er, or ex-, eary ay u an e ort to settle n rea nPilS or a. g me on otlcrslt-lvc been brou hti b the‘
..i press ordcr. only." It is sail! at thehthe strike. ’ ' g I) y
lattice of the commissioner that con-LB kl C
‘ _ ns' t derabl-e ttroubte and confusion in for) n ompany‘ for similar d9.
traitorous perso ‘ d when the money is sent in‘mands which settled yesterday.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
FLY S’ERVICE FLAGicomnany's distributing stations.
ill anyone happened down Wash? 0' 3 striking driver was attacked and
evening shortly: beaten by a 81'0th of men. and was!
”um. lave beenfremoved l‘o’n hospital,
The occasion was the unfurilng of,
of. a United State; government service' s‘tore that ‘1 h ve been lnteres ed
with fifteen stars on it. that lie-l I a ’
ing the number of the members of‘lcm of Nupoleon .Pareut.
over tho! South Nor‘mk Council. N°- 1353i'store has been so f nipped and furn-
lwho have enlistcd in the army or . ished that it will
The following are the names of the
Ralph CWaJrn
If”
ml
Win. Run. ’9- W.
John Wooten Ham main, in.
Jamel J. Roland wild comes; ‘from; m mm, ‘ mm. chorus mmufl Minoan}
Rem- m. m: to. Sentinel represeu-l lid-Sch» ““110th mm. will "OverM’
luau triangular empbulud that' "The Star Bonnet-”endotluuonp. Professor Rush
the public were _ ly [welcomed m. of u , will be the speaker
‘°~"‘"°°‘, "1"“, ““fif‘m oftlicmnln andiiewlll vomit interaction oaths
:3: the Itoch’:al stored and soda . V“ “d a” '1‘" 1'9"“ Home M will
and mom mt. t. u. m-noutinabody. Wwillbconhadandlowillotbl‘
8h . O. ”ranged ffr :‘onvpn c anal-“kg: " circulations. ‘ ‘1
"m °°"'" ‘th “M” m H...” mmmmwmm political.“-
GO.0N STRIKEW’” "1 Mal“ “”9" ’3’“ night. ““d’offthc (lttlf,thc mainliussian fleet
- . idiscusscd matters relative to the amt , ,- - v ‘ -
i NEW YORK. Oct. 19.——Becsttsc nunl .fair which will open Monday “mm“ m. lhle ("In 0; Flu-la" .v
;their demands for increased Wagea,‘ evening in the Town Assembly hall; “INN-5h “Inct ““13 t .9 water ,
, route to Petrogrnd. There appar- .‘l' ;
!a inrgar commissiou on ‘aales and-in Wall street. ' . . _
union recognition wew refused, 1.40m A big strcct parndc on Monday ently is no intention of sending It.
.millt handlers of the Borden's F‘urml titres of the affair. All uptown tire- , , ,
men will march in me “Domain“. though tilt. mtn of the new are re
which will he headed by the Amerl-lpm'led Blmous ‘0 fight: . '
can Band 01:50,“. gum-mm. Thai Oil the western fighting front t.
line of march will mglude all of thc ihc French have been engaged in
main streets of the uptown businessmnm. intensive operations in the
isequence of the strike out . . l . . . . .
.- . ‘ . 3, one of sect on. ' ,
‘th company's stations in Manhattani Everyone connected with the n."- Atsnc region, (enttring m the dil-
which is not unionized yet. was not' fair is working hard to make this;trim ”‘1’,““1 m!“ southwest “£1439“ ’
Inflected by the walkout. year's event the biggest ever. BoothsiExtcnstve raids have been carried.
“Jonfiarence fbt'iwcen i‘he bout. will bc constructed in the hall ns.mtt after thc guns had prepared. ..
tday, according to statements by
Lunion onlcials. The normal distribu-
‘tlon of milk in New York city was
curtailed by nearly1 oneathird in con-
' v in. . . .
' M‘sladnflc’m: 82.“? be enjoyed ”erytlt‘rcucll mfantrymen. who likewise.
night from 8 o'clock .until midnightiinfllfled notable damage ' While
,.Thc American Band wzll render mtrlthcy were within the German lines.
“0""? 0'51 “‘8‘". and Slec's 0" The activity of the German in—
chcs’trn. the following evenings. fautry along the French front a? *
parcutly was confined last night to ’
the Verdun region. Here another
local attack was made on the
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—AppOint- French lines east of the Mouse,
m9!“ 0' JESS H. Jones. Of HOUStOn,"vhich the French repulsed.
Tex., a business man, as director-ggn- _ .
eral of military relief of the Ameri-. -
can Red Cross was announced to-l ,PETBOGRAD. Oct.19.—-AVRua.-
day by the Red Crtiss War Counci],:§lall motor has arrived at Hadl-
Hc succeeedsgiohn D. Ryan. .recent-lkavkaz after a flight of 10 hours
ly appointed by President Wilson Iatfmm Tiflis across the caucus” .
membership on the War Council, and' Mountains _
will serve without compensation for , '
the duration of the war.
A strike of the drivers of a small
The Borden employes demand also
one day oil a month and one week’s
lvacation each year with pay.
. Policemen were assigned to guard the
, , A
Borden inspector who. took the place
DIRECTOR GENERAL OF RED
CROSS.
OPENED TOMORROW
Th'o Liggelt-Rikenilegeman drug
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
in will be opened tomorrow noon in
This
d. a rnost‘I atftrac- ‘ ,
tiive drug store an_‘at the so a con 0 . a
lion ladies with dispense. This is at - Mass Meenng.Armory.Tonlghf
out most méoesilfuily in many or; U ' . '
their stores. Above the store .tlx-y
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