poms ELLY’SI
18 30. lain It.
~. IOU?! IORWALI.
. “WEAR 1'0! m. W08» ,
t ‘ H AND OHILDBEN
Also s New Apartment. of
LADIES’ [11101108
E. K. BANKS
”Islam Hotel Block.
SURE-YOUR SIZE IS HERE
Yes, some special suits for
young men from $15 to $32.50.
Yes, browns, blues, gray: and
that new nifty novel green.
Boiler indie. l. 0. 0. iii, method
> an. imret. a? lil' .z' met-tilt: lntst t'\'t"'l,
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Yes, a. few double-breested——
Two, three or four buttons.
‘ Regular, slash or patch pock-
Al‘orucv (‘1. iii'dll A. Fuller, of ets.
Stumped, “is: In South Norwalit to-'
,a” IT bminm Of course the extreme models
have belts.
All right, w; will be waiting to
see you.
Rogers & Stevens
nonwrttx scum nonwux
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'11.. trait-as t'ntio hill lilt'l'l \ti ii
Hrs .iohn ion". :93 Milli! street it)-
morr M billet-n. wit it! 2. ‘
M..—
T’i'e‘n‘ will he no mortin: oi‘ the W
(l. 1' IL, on Fritlf: because the mem-
be" will do :tewir: tor the llcd Cross
{hi-t '
far. ' _.
.\ (‘izt'istuitis side will he held to-
night. in the basement of St. Peter‘s
t‘hurch, in I.‘cdur ntrcet.
T0. 5 :t! crush it tho women (it liitt'k-
‘ydngh-m Woman" Kelli-t (‘lll’litl tire
lice” In: M the Town Assembly Hall
for 6'!» annual election of officers.
m
‘ t‘np‘ziin Stewart Elliott, of the or-
dinancc l'tii‘li. of the l'nited Slnteit Ar-
iev. has be.“ transferred from Rock
i.~lnnd, ill.. in Chattanooga, Tenn,
The annual communication of .‘lt.
.liuili'e‘ i.od'te. No. ti, F. and A. M., will
he held tonight. Annual reports will
he |il‘e~'t‘lilt’:l, and officers for the en—
eliiilg your will be elected.
M-x Louhcuk tins pus-ml his exami-
nate .2 a» a ciitutl't-ur in the l|lli|i'll’l'
. mfiiirl‘s' l‘t‘d'lh‘ corps, :md is to i'I'-
. , port for duty ill i-‘oi't Slocum. Friday
morning.
The 2":th lilt't'llnl of the i‘nt'ioui:
- - "Aliv- St’ll'li‘llt'fl oi the city will hit
held in \rton Halli. this evenintt. at
which time plan" for war relief work
in Hair will he [1w uuht up for din-us.
sion
Major Edward I‘, Weed, of the C. If.
tl, sent to Hartford todnv, for the
overcome for the three Norwulk com.
panics and the Westport company. of
0“th rump”. \\'(..,H.n'5 lielfcf the (‘. ll. ti. The clinic will arrive in,
Con-«mill 'l't‘t‘l u' the [mine roomstn “'“n tonight. and the me hero of
.. w:...n;m;nm mom-t tomorrow tilit‘l' the mnumniea may secure ll I-Inolw :ui-
noon 'Il ‘_’:.'.:II nntl ii is hoped tinit it” WW“! ill lh" «’ll'lllm'Y-
of t.l'>» tin-tithe“ will come and join in
the . 1'.“an circle.
~ We will accept Liberty Llltlll
ltozids in unvtucnt for clotiiint:_ suits.
‘ttc .\\'i'l(‘k. l’ .0, block. South Non
wztlk.
Tomorrow 1” S Mary's (‘liurtii tho
m/IJnc-v will be celebrated nt Brilll, 7
a and 4 o'clock, The it o'clock lllllfirt
V will b4 ot'ercd for the young men from
. Ute mirth who :Il‘f' in the servici- of
. .lhte United Slates.
'Tlic vctzulnr monthiv Indexes for the
lltl'tilbt'l'td ot' the parish who are in the.
l'nited Sty-ten “'ltf' set'xtco will he held
tomorrow moruimt at 3:30, 7 and S
'i hone arc in a uencrnl war the Sacred
lit-nit Leanne services, bill this one In
owing held for the above purpose.
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The “will police have receiVed word
hm. Boston to be on the lookout for
- a. [hedge sedm. li'li model with the
”amutcllllne-ls retirtlr'lllfln l‘Jotllil. and
[him :or n 'lnick lfllf: tourintz car.
Mfldulcllllit'qfi rcnlstrntion 2%i'll,
indv enuinzs Lorine, Shepherds of
”Whit-hem, met hint eveninn and nom-
inated edict-rs. The next Ineetlnn will
lie on licceniber itItli, at which time
there will he an election of officers.
utter which an entertainment will he
held.
Cards have been received front
Fired Moore. one of the first of the
limited men‘ to leave Norwnlk. who in
now In the .l02nd inftntry in France
The C'iraln that he sent were tinted ______
NI". ””1 fl "Ni" 0V" ["0 "‘9'” “‘4“ The reattlni' semi-monthly meetinz
ot Biitltinuhom Post, No. 12. G. A. R.
will he held lbninhl, in the headquar-
ters in the Town Assembly Hall
buildinu, in Wall street. important
matters. relative to a change of quar.
tera- will be discussed. and evcrv um-
her is urged to. be present.
/ ”‘Ptfl'l we." until Xmas in on top of
youhh-f/ure picking out that Victrola.
Cl‘le‘ in now when there is plenlv of
I flow to hear and so" the different mod
”on, from 8:30 to $5123. ('oinpictc stock
' of machines hnd records always on
fluid. Ask about our ensv pavnient
1. ,term Open every eveninn, Donnel-
l)” if», 18 South Main street, South Nor-
‘anlr. Don't forzet to read our add to-
day belt for it now.
futon notions '
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-Powell Corporation
'l‘iie renulnr monthly meeting of the
Women's Association of the South
Sm'wzzllz (‘onnrenntlonul Church was
held yenterdnv afternoon Iii 97 South
Main street at which time the sub-
ject wnn “Our Work in Alaska." Very
interesting were the graphic pictures.
i both verbal and photographic of ammo
,ot’ the scenes in Alaska and the work
idiot is being done there by the min-
haionnries. A large attendance was
had, 1 Q
Advertise in The Sentinel.
filo Best Christmas Gift»
' for your children or outploiecs is a
.- hsuk-lioolt of this bank. It teaches litiiiltg“
‘ kg methods, the value of money and starts.
he: on the road to thrill. 7"; '
. if or More Opens an Account ‘
7.,Sonu‘NomaitsggtntsBank ”
my. Knapp, yin-rm. .m‘ I. wanna. m
mm 3mm Hot Water Each Morning
N... “5355;,” he,“ Puts Roses in Your Cheeks
City Against 6,038 in 1916
THE MOVIES1
(Continued from first Poul.
NORWALK
SOCIETY l
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with before the men strive.
Dance Friday “ML
v Tnder the auspices of the Home
‘ j ~ nun .‘au‘n‘r- e .r. .'- ‘n‘u'u‘n‘n‘u
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' ! time. it is not probable tlint the runn-
. hot .the. city. will not be able to on-
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Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Jay Kellogg. of
Sugar Hollow road, entertained in a
real New England manner their Amie.
Edaughtt-rs and grandchildren at dinner
{on Thanksgivig day.
gnuests were Mr. and Mrs. .lorn Wot-
irons. Meade, of South Not-walk, Mrs.
canoe l". Meade of New York city. Mr
land Mrs. Nelson Pearson of lt‘airtleld
‘Twenty-seven guests had a merry
{time. The little ones sun; "The titer
lSpangled Banner," and "Keep the
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iltme Fires ilurningf‘r—Ilanbury
‘.\'t*\’.'ll.
Mr. and Airs. Fred llynli. Mr. and
ire. John H. Hyatt, and Mr. and Mrs.
‘z-ctl liunlnp left yesterday for in»
nitiu, N ., where they will attend a re-
ception at the new 11".)!” of Mr. and
‘Ztirs. Charles (‘lnrcnce Duttou. who
ltll'l’t‘ married on Thanksgiving eyen-
lilIJ.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spunlding and
lchildrcn have returned to their bum:
in West Haven from a visit with Mr.
.nnd lira. livilizht Spnuldtng. at then
home in South Norwalk.
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litre. A. t‘, Illeine entertained a fit”
Not-walk {trends at her home. yester-
day, on n farewell before leaving for
llicr winter home in Brooklyn.
: Alien (l. llelts‘ of the United Sluts-is
,(‘ntniry detachment at Fort Slocum.
is spending a leave-of absence ut his
home in llnlon Park.
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Seaman Fred J. Aquino of the U. S.
S. Salem. is spending a brief furlough
nt his home in Norwalk.
memo ”Linn ,
‘ NOT YET SOLD
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lillli'tliltl sour that leads tn the Stand
pruiser for the l'. S. (internment.
survey of :ill of the railroad property
in this section} 'f
From other quarters conto- informa-
tion to the I‘ffect ”till the company:
property was the New Jersey Aero'
Motor and Shipbuilding ('orporntion.-
This concern. it is heliew" :vlno oli’
nood nuthoriiy was to locnte here~
and only yet locate lll'l't‘. for the pur'
pose of builtiiniz wooden shim: for the
#(H’l‘lnilit‘lll (lllll ill!" lll‘l’o lllfllflf'i‘ .und‘
netopliine ports. as Well its the mart
. ch'ucn lllt llir‘t'll‘l‘fl.
f The men called himself the Senior!
Appraiser when neked point blank by}
:I Sentinel _l't‘|lt‘)l‘lt l‘ if it was trite thwtf
he was in any way connected with
this New Jersey concern, culling lit
by name, or that he was in cbui-f
municntton nt till with it. denied hut-i
inc anything to do with it or. nit
though he did not say so, gave the:
impression. that he find evor heard of!
it He was known to be in Pflnillillni~;
cotton. with the concern. however.;
and it is believed that he had beeni
lookin;v over the land with on rye to.
nomiblo ptirchane.’ ;
John A. Mills, who owns some stile
meadows in that section, when com!
iuunicnted with this morning. staid1
that a. third party was hnndllnn‘
the mutter for thi. bttt that he
‘lnid understood that there was an
option on the property. winch option
expired yesterday. He said that he
had been unable to get into coni-
iunnlcntion with this third party as
yet to find out about the matter of
the option. btii that MS soon as he
did he would give the information
run. He did not know what, con-
cern had been negotiating for the
property he. stated.
NO MUNICIPAL CHRISTMAS TRBEi
Owing to the fact that war worltI
.nnd the present conditions are press-
tiutz heavily upon the people at this
' lettal Christmas tree which has been
in big event in Norwalk for three
'yearn past, will be seen at the ar-
.mory corner this year.
i The ladies who heretofore have dc-I
voted much time. and labor towards
making the Christmas festival the.
vent succens that it has been int
years welfare-now. engaged In a
mat .srnount of Red Cross work
and war endeavors. and find it prun-
't‘ically impossible to turn their un-
,dlvided attention to the Christmas
,celebrutton this year.
t It is to be lamented that the kiddies
joy the good time this season. but
with conditions nit they are. it is not
[hard to see that such a movement
mould-only add [really to the work
lulreudy in: conducted along wur
lrellef It on throughout thotown.
Thomas Riordan. o! the Thirty-amt
Long Island Mudflommy, returned
to his duties at fort gm. N. Y" to:
day. ultervlluv'lun enjoyed a short rur-
Whirl: horned: Smelt/J" ~’
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Out-of-town'
.tiewing stand
in! ticltctn will be ver large.
Tickets ur- til sole tit all of the.
it“! 0“ ('mnmny's blunt tilting the drug “MN“ and ”3'" “um" “1 ”imam! rcnmnnblc" llllPIl
Point was beinu looked over by u ”‘3’ find 93’0“" ’W’ “’3‘“ l" “'1 in yiehl foir returns upon the Written—
iunn who said that he was Senior/lit» early nnd "" Y'ht‘lr ”MW” in "M”rtnot the cos" -of tlIr
may,
.nnd may no me. making“ :ipiirnlsnl hnvc some idea of the number of petrl
plt- who are to be accommodated f
willl
dance ""Ethe road: by the
' ‘ lof by the
um wait in mm". bore. and which 1‘0”!”th Wll'lll‘llm'll’ m'H't't‘lml ‘nvtuinion pronounced itself in favor of
it is said was nt'lmlllllllil: for u,» the way of u Ilanm- program on “Mia "nllilnblf‘ guarantee" to each carrier
lluncinn will begin at b.3ti'
host“uppnvodfm_ . ' ..
I (luards u deuce will be held tumor M 14 .
' row evening in tho Sorwulh Armory. .. can; -9 V‘ ' ’ «M: f
i l ti-‘erdinund's orchestra of Martin! \villI T7938 3 ’2‘, r0, City
[ l ,' .furnish the novice and We pro: «1.1, lll’y '
'1} NE WS will be devoted to boost the fund for. 0’ "'***‘-*~
ll the soldiern’ homecoming This dannrv,‘ t’wvlrle record of the Pnumcration
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will start at 8 o'clock, prompt
Ferdinando orchestra
.best in New England and the patron;
ore matured of excellent music.
" Arrive Qatrday.
Th" "oldie-rs will :trrm- early Satur-
dsy oft'rnoon and will immediatelv
“o to the .\'r.rwa'k Amory. deposit
their Mung» and limpet-re for a ”tort
time.
their place in the big parade which in
to be held.
Parade at 3 O'Ciocit.
The parade will start promptly at it
t'clock and will continue until 4
o'clock. From the armory, the men
will go to West avenue, North Main
.«trcet. Railroad «Venue. Monroe
bill's-l, South Main tireet, North Main,
.~Ireet, Went avenue. Wall street. Mill
Hill. the Norw'allt Green and back to
Mill Hill, Wall street, Won-1t nvebue
cm: the Xorwatit Armory, where
invade will dirband.
Four Musical Sections.
Tho-re will be four musical recitenn
’n the parade The Regimental iland
L'! the filtltit infantry will accompany
‘lllf‘ stiltiivru who are coming to this
‘citv. and in ndriititn. the Danbury bat-
:"i‘lion of Home Guitrt': are ei\~cted l'l
bring their band with _tlIo-m, The
American Flood of this city and the
llownyton Fife and Drum corpw will
'l" the O.lle‘ organization in line,
it was planned at first to have the
timer-icon hand of Stamford or the.
;‘.\'iieelei' & Wilt-on band of Bridgeport
it has,
unitlcinntc in t're parade, but
been decided to have only. the Ameri-
. in hand and the llounyton Fife and
tit no. This, it is thought, will provide
for the pzirttdv.
Reviewing at Armory.
'l‘lie w.‘.'k of reviewing the roldicra‘
luke‘nlnce at the Norwallt Armory rev
on thn trip
Inert-hers in -~ northerly direction
l leutonnnt Freeman Lizlit. niui :hnl of
the parade, is now completing arrange-
ments for this feature of the event
Dance Saturday Evening.
The bit: dance at the Norwnllt Ar-
'n-orv Saturday crenim: in expected to
be the tangent attended fulfill livid in
the city in yours. The fact that the
SliltliI-l'n are coming heme means much;
to their reletiwn .nnd flu-min and
”wrote every indication that the
flint the committee to charm-
Stec's Augmented orchestra
furni'di the music for the
Sniurdny evening nod has promised
evening,
o'clock and last until one.
The Zilllth Regimental [land will fur 1
l'lllth concert music at the armory,
trout 7:30 o'clock in the evening llfilil’
Milt! o'clock. 'l‘houe who have heard’
this band claim that it is one of the
bent military hands in the Haiti and
‘titnt Norwnllt people will be delighted
Football Sunday. l
Sunday Itfto-rnoon at Amusement
Park there will be e football game be,
tween the Tiger ftmtball team and the.
t'ompnny l eleven The Tigers are
training hard for the contest as they
do not care to intro any chances of
getting a heating from the soldfers. An.
added attraction to the football game
in the concert which will be given by
the soldiers' hand both before and due!
Charles Lindebertz is‘
me the game.
completing the arrangements for the;
mime and has secured one of the crack
flutters players to referee the game
M :t special feature The attendance
at the football grime whould be large
an it in the first out door sporting
event to be held in a long time.
Pictures Sunday.
Sunday evening at both the Palace
and the Regent Theatres there will be
motion pictures and other attractions
for the local people. the proceeds of
the. picture shows being for, the benefit
or the so'diern fund. ‘ R. C. Millard.
chairman of the entertainment com
mittee, is hard at work In the endear»?
or to provide something real and In-
teresting for the people.
it is planned to have, concerts b;
the Rettimentnl band on Sunday even-
ing before, the motion picture shows
are to be held and Ihiii is expected to
stintulnte interest and bring out an
even larger crowd than was first ex-
peeled.
Many Soldiers Coming.
Many soldiers are coming to Nor-
wnlk on Saturday and Sunday. it is
estimated now that instead of 180.
there will be nearer 250 of the men on
the State of Maine express when it
arrives in this city on Saturday after
noon at about 1 o'clock.
sell Frost and the reception commit
tee will greet the boys upon their at
rival. - .. ‘- ‘ ’
Leave “Inlay Night. '
The soldiers will leave Norwullt
Sunday night at about 8:30 o'clock,
bound for the trip back to Ayn. also»
They will tulle the but: of Maine ex. “
press but: to the Magnum!“ town
and will arrive, home in the curly
hours of Monday morning and on More
day will rebumc their duties at Camp
Downs. .
The entertainment is stroller to a
great, degree to that elven the Water
bury men of the national umy d wee-ls
two. when on Saturday the Waterbury
soldiers ensue homo and were enter-
tained by their fellow townmeufn the
C
"v.0! school children in Nowell; show
in one a! lhrl
At 'zsll o‘clock the,- wzll anacntvt l' s '
tile at the Nowell: Armory, together, "a "0”: , loco-he “”3“" him 32 2.: for
with other orgtlflilalltms and will latte-“Mn ”’"d ""5"de "l lllh l-nunI‘mJ
luchtmln, private eucliooln
tirum (‘orps for the loczti orilunlznvi “1'" ‘1" "m “"7"! ”hm” at “”'
,UNiFiED RAILWAYS
. A WAR MEASURE
:In-lnthcrnulfm'ntt-d (Irzanizatieno \t’lli’
rf the-N
der either of the two plans propos-
‘whutewr legislation is played they
rule milled iteell' definitely in the princi-
tllcation of the railroads as a war
measure and to present two plans as
General I!” '
that Ihere in a no n of 236 in the fix-
.ureu foi l9l7 as compared with thou-
lof 19163 The-rt are now 6:12 chil-
idle'n of school one in this city, while
int the cams time in 1916 there were
[5.038. The figures are as of Septem-
. ., let. As required by law a sum-
tmatization of the units was neni to
l the office of the State Board of l-Jduv
ttion. the treasury of this city will be
linereawd' by “£229.00.
The statistic» show tlntt tlieie are
{4.343 children in the public echoolr.
fund that 91] children an- in priva‘e.
guchools including the two parochial
iscbools and that 984 are not attend-
i inn. To this should be odd (1 st; ciiil~
drcn i'. the county home.
items-en the a e o :
nu.- Zl‘l cliildnn fhast (fill! 33123:]; To look 0119'! best and feel one’l "01mm“.
No.01» of which 277 work in factories be" ‘5 ”“3"" 3“ mm“ W" “9"; Girls and WOW" “it" “8“” “('3‘
the n." "flying home. tmorninc to flush front the system the'mer upots pimples or allid “m: lex-
- The figures followz- :prcvious day's “'ilall', sour fermenta-' ion, also those who “73“. up “if, .
i
,“lrlli‘lf'l A ll (' ’l'olal ' ' - ' .
m." mwr .391 240 81 712 tilozis‘z‘nil’pomo’noue toxins before it is. coated tongue, bod "mp, mm", breath,
(“'lflnlptillk ..,1r,2 7x to 2,“. ohm! ”‘1 hit) L 9 “00¢ Just as coal, others who are bullll'i'tfl with head-
. ' - r... . ' e . I
,entor ' ,.....’.ll 1th 8].: ‘ " "’“f‘v 193‘“ behind a certain aches, biiions wells, acid stomalii or
brand lttver...117 28 33 17v amount of inflomhilr'li‘llf' material in . - ~ -
\‘o l (H ' 9 9 a, W constipation should negm tins phos-
i. n v ,t,nttr...l.8 1.. ”J .8 the form of ashes, so the food and - - '
titrmktide .. ..lo:l if m 133 drink ”km ch 1. v 1 . ’ h l phated hot water drinking and are at
l'nion ........ 1947 323 to» 2731: ' ‘. ea ”' cave m t e a 1' lured of very pronounced rosuits in
, ”a“ Norvvnllt, .672 41 lot “7 memory organs a certain amount of one 0,. two weeks.
i. Iltmavton ””1173 5 39 2"; indigestihle material. which if not“
,w. Norwailt.....94 2 20; 121' eliminated, tonne toxins and poisons? A ““3”" pound' of “m"mm phoo
F‘f‘Mlb'lTY W"! " 4 49 which are then sucked into the blood phate “’5" "’5’ little at. mi" d”!
’ (.ounly Home, . . .0 (I in} 86
store but is sufficient to demonstrate
that just as soap and water cleanses.
purifies and fresiiens the skin on the
through the very ducts which are in-
tended to suck in nourishment to sus-
tain the body.
if you want to see the glow of lini-
'thy bloom in your (‘h(‘f‘l§‘~l, to see your
skin get clearer and clearer, you are
,told to drink every morning upon uris—.
‘lng. n gm” of hot water with a tern taut than outside cleanliness, because
‘spoonfni of limestone‘phosphste in it,‘ the skin ”or“ do 110' absorb impur-
. Which is a’ harmless means of washingi lites into the blood, while the bowel
the waste material and toxins frottt,"°"es do.
the stomach,‘liver, kidneys and bow-i “Vim"! who "Nile "3 “MM” ”‘9
els, thus cleansing, nweeteplng audibeauty of their complexion should just
before putting more food into the try this for a week anti notice result:
'urifyingihe entire aliment°~ ‘ruct.‘-—Adv..
' Total .,...I:ii3 on 1070 mm
lly A. it, and l‘. ate meant public
and thaw-
plio‘sphate act on the inside organs
-We must always consider that inter-
nal sanitation is vastly more impor-
URGED BY I. C. C
lContinued From Page Oriel.
ed fui' their future management pro
riding thie were cloncly adheIed to in
would be truth better oil than lbcy "”"’ ' " ..-__,_ ‘ "'
:I're nrprem-nt. The reasons for this. the only Way in which tench unifica-
ano‘lr view Wl'fl‘.‘ . :tion could be cffvcted.
. Fills f', that the l. t . t.. for the find; All of the members of the commit-
time in fllf‘ report filed today com} ..;,.n with the single extcptlon oftt‘ontv'
mlssioncr Mcf‘honl Join in presenllnp
"nfter all expenses and Inxes had bren
,paid out, of which Government guar-
antee the railroads should pay inter-
est charge and dividends. and make
what improvements th ' l
pic font: contended for M the rail these fun ~ - ' ’ ' ey rotid.
_ pltm without txprcssingt Senator Newla "
, . . .. . l‘ltltl. c . '
roads that they ehould bun Jun! n metercnu- for v'vtwr. zJOint commission is iEZiiliigfint‘)ft‘.he
Wald?!" '0 In what is virtually ‘ h 0 4'
a dissenting or the. plan of allowin .Ilie r = 2
opinion Mr. Mct‘hoz-tl after taking to run. themselves afid «113523;?
the railroad war board and other com- 1119 amppoonng lows He liq‘in twof-
misstone of the rniiroml! themselves of the large” mudureli. of (‘neltm
.to tank comes out rtiuaI'c-ly for flov- men! aid in the forms .of ltr-r'r‘ 'ind?
cmment control at once as the only declared that the llmernmcn‘i ”min t
emotion of the ltrl~SPnl Iailronti war we “decisively in this nytnp 5:
prombitm, though he too ilzsiuts that once." ‘ h r a
the carrier should be assured a fair ‘Repreeentatlve Sims, who .‘u (,1 'cd
return. to head th '
' 9 Interstate Commerce
WHIP ”I“ ”WNW” Commerce Committee in the llonse. expressed
Commission has ’it' its action today M . .
- , mself as bein n l «
passed up the. pressing problem of emrnent operatic; mfioiflxgh‘ 3,:
"‘0 ”"mdd '0 ”"8”“- Confims 'claring this! the President's v'i-hes
proposes to pass it along to the Pres- Would be followed.
ldent. With all sorts of conflicting , .. ,, .
opinions evident among the members “trifling"; 5:3] “(‘t‘h: )qu:';ifs:
and the labor cloud hanging omln- . ,
ouely not far away it will be for thumg flakighnc'ozmtlrsuérhli$31:
President to determine which of “'8 and the anti-pooling laws “18
theseztwoligarmafauefie Eitauml' 'complied with the financial aid given
It . "9 , ' 'the made by the Federal Govern-
ailroad olllcials believe that if the ‘ment the railroads will be 'lblf‘ fully
English plan were followed. and they -
think the commission had this in to meet the transportation demands."
mind. the holders of railroad securi‘ , ,,
ties would not suffer at all under the Th" annual ””2"", 0‘ ”"1““le
plan of Government control. This Camp. N“ 9. if. S. “" \.. “m be “Md
plan would be ,0 guarantee the eurn- tonight. in the headquartent in the
in” either on the basis of the your Town Assembly hall, in Wall street.
previous to the war or the average N“‘°ua"°“’ regarding the R0”,-
of the three me,” years; In other James inn. in Wall'street, are still un-
words m guarantee what Van left der way. but nothing definite has In.
, ' vet been decided.
property. after
nil necessary expenditures has been
made and depreciation allowed for.
Si-Il'flxll. that in ”it‘ alternativ.
plan Hinges-ted for the opeI:ttitiiI oI'
l’rtftdcnt instead
railroad Innuaneie. the com-
of an mlmunie annual return for the
use of the property by the Govern-
nirnt. in mlditon to Hit upkeep and
maintenance and Government loan!
to provide for inipron‘rtsents and bet
tcrmentn.
Government Control Favored.
The opinion was expressed by:
somr railroad evcctltlvcn tonight thnt,
all things being considered. the rail-
roads would be inclined to favor the,
plan for Government control durinc.
the war. providing they could be as.
suredtthat Congress would follow the
suggestion of the commission and in-
sure them such a guarantee. luci-
sion in the rate case' in yet to be
handed down.
What the commission today did
was to come out in favor of the uni-
m‘ulhvonotmublelu work.
l'hop nay-col mun:
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outside, so hot water and limestone .
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