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l Paducah, Kentucky, and' vidual Problems ‘
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BY MR. Will"
Ice Gorge" in the Ohio and Questions and Answers
1 Tennessee Rivers Meet at? Prepared to Solve Indi-
. fill IIEPENIIENTS.
ase of , Insurance Divi-
srlll PRIIN ,
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HighBoadofBightLiving
Hidden! —t"'
Control of Distribution,
Manufacturaand Preser-
vation Advo’fited by Food
Administratq Hoover
lull Willi ,
“I'll. PLACES
Winston mm
Grads"; ‘sf'Con-
To help the prisoner hit the high
rind of right living is the ideal to-
ward which C. C. Inflow". M
warden of the state prison at Weth
ersfieid. has "been and will continue
tobendsllhisenargies. Toputthe
delinquent on the right road. Warden
lcClaugh'ry places emphasis on trust»
worthiness. inspecting to a Cour-‘
not men, he said:
[lust ea Trustworthy.
“The main thing in life in truth-
yvorthlness. If we are not trustworthy
we have no friends. and without
friends we cannot live. So that the
principal thing to teach the criminal
is for him to become truthworthy. to
gather friends. Otherwise he has no
multimillion
iNSllfliflililiilR
Denies‘ ThatHeGueranteed
HialAgainstAsylcssin
libertylioanTransaetion
lditor. The lentil“:
Sir-41in Gullah“ has
long complaint against me as an
divides! in both the local ”bars.
being a lawyer I am not
comment on or answer it as a
iaetrnnnnt. hence is as ordinary
I would .tsks no action other than
to refer the matter to my attorney,
as i believe that lawsuits should be
tried in court and not in the papers.
Since the entire complaint has been
published in this case. however. and
resdstorneesthouglltit wasmade
by Ir. Galleher especially for our
mudMWwalmluv-
lug it to my lawyer'to answer the
complaint as far as lt-deals with our
legal relations; i will state that my
personal relations with Ir. Gilaher
began last tanner when 1 Joined his
machine gun ,h‘atterv. Ir Object in.
joining it wae'oeiy, that i might be
i.
Milo She Baked Some
1 .
lee Moves- Out; and Will Per-' (lends - Employers A“
;_mit'100,000 to, Resume Oblizedlomm
l Work in Pittsburgh Questions and answers concern!
'lncome taxes prepared by Collector
James J. Welsh in the internal Rev-
enue department solve problesu
which! occupy myself. What deduc-l
just now. The following list gives
timely information: .
9—4 am a schoolteacher. single,
and received a salary of 81,300 dur-
ing the) year 1917. Do! tinge to
make an income tax return.
A--—No, if the income was received
l .
I PADUCAH. Ky. Jan. ”Anacond-
..ing ice gorges in the Tennessee and
Ohio Rivers. converging here today.
swept the winter fleet oi packets and
other air craft from their moorings
at up-riveroointeend in the Pedueeh
arbor and carried it on down the
.hioudppeels for help from per-
sons wooded on the ice-hound craft
plainly unheard as they were car-
’giod m - Bill from city, town, borouch or district.
.; A .' " Metropolis, lll.. said Salary received from teaching in pri-
vy. It. eta were m standing vate school or institution is not ex
on end in tlie ice as the flue passed emai-
l
"5» iuumluedu sue ram
w—ufi-
liiillliiliilfllll
Siliilfi_ll_l_iilNiiENl
Federal Designer’s Relations
of some serviceto the any or the
Government in the event of an amen
Illa purpose l underst
the better! gas mini
When.‘a!ter several months of bars
wasulsontirt. .l It—lxtanslon
of the provisions ithb lever .Aet
to include control ofthe distribution,
manufacture and pnecnvetlon of food
i
stnls is advocated Food Admi lav , "“
"tr“.- um" be? fit... w ”pref“ (Continued on sixth Page).
ta vs Anderson no... lcul- "'"" ‘7‘“ " .
tural committee, made publlcutzday, COAL SHORTAGE l,
lr. Hoover's ideas" of legislation STILL MENACING
necessaryto the eileet that food sav-
ing essential to_ the proper rationing
of the Allies are given in reply to
proposals contained in a draft of iood
"bill recently submitted by lit. Andes
NEW YORK, Jan. 2!.—New York-
today found its coal shortage as men-'
not as ever, the snow, and elect
stain of yesterday tyint till move-
29.—-8mng ing drugs to soldiers in
aioafoieehewesthemethodused
by a pretty young woman nag
here by a alert oflcer. The girl who . . _
confessed she had but! conducting sign Minister, haying left
the camouflage procedure for some
weeks past. was heid by the military
police. Later she was released and
olciaie refused to divulge what ac;
that place. 0—! won ten dollars betting on Revealed in Conm. son to the Food Administrator. The is of in “4 "till“ “1 ing‘
The n of boats‘caught in the "'9 world's ”1"" I”! October. is Wlh PII extension of e me e of the Lew, grieving: acted W 7’“. mm
“mm! b not _lI termlned. imam considered income? ence HI vatc Firms er Act. lfr. cover ya. should in- shutdown of - .1 W , “I.
3'“ “14 M‘ ‘ would reach - ‘4“ . ._..._._... m" National and may
more than a A preliminary 0—1 1“” DIM up life insurance WASHINGTON. D. 0.. 13.19.— " of _ lion in order in the fact. of mm“ of more
“tin... of m «up, if .3 m policy ior which 1 fecel'olhmudg Relations of Theodore ll Ferris. who that classes "localities may snow. 0mm. in m, of gym-m...
" ”t" "‘ ”"iiilii Bilillllli
[ll sultan
; (Continued- Page Three'i
‘ bur hero. on n the George broke. The
boats rocked and .swayed with the
impact of the ice. Additional cables
'hastily were. run to shore, but failed
,. .to hold theiu‘. as the preasure. of the
doc became greater and one by one
they were torn from their moorings
and swept on down the river.
The survivors of the helpless ileet
are expected to reach Calm "1., late
tonight. ~
. .. "WW“ Riv-Wm "Complete Control to'Be Tak- “M "‘° “m.“ “'7' W 5'" - ,
”mamas; r... Jan. '29—Re‘ mined. . ed Violation —-‘ Attorney
~ ports reached the -Weetheer"al Oil. by FM W3. .' . ' . . . C ‘ i J.“ BMW M
.: (continuum rm Twilw'a) lion to Promote Industry ‘ m a ._ M. ‘ ' '
,V‘M'Au SAVINGS " »‘ “?“"F°“”'-3;“7—’9"T”° “must REME WAR ' 1m summon Je . .. “u to.
CAMPAIGN PLANNED 33325:; acigl'filuo‘: 033:3’11'1‘5. (393139.“ ME Levy. propristress oc'iue c5955“
1 ,. _____ committee on food supply and con-
‘ ‘ Representatives oi various wont-
en's organisations in this -1 city. to-
, getheriwith the school teachers. m'et‘
In the Council Chambers,.City Hall.
'gerterday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
. , tilt-interest of the work of distribut-
,' lug the War Savings Stamps. John
.. neat-anagh, chairman of the local com-
a; .mittee presided. and gave a brief.talk
, about what a vast help the co—operr
lion of the women with the men of
Nor-walk would be in the campaign.
nm‘ Howell Cheney. State Director-of.
tbs-W. S, 8., also gave. an address.
> In which be outlined. various plans
“for the campaign. Superintendent of
, Schools. 0. S. Buchanan. also spoke
" : about how a parents-teachers 'orgalr
.. muonwoulq help both in the cam:
,giaign and’iu. other em. Mrs: Wil-
ru 1'.‘ Hinks.’ of Bridgeport. who is
; charge of the women's activities in
_ Ibis work‘in that citynalso 'gave a talk
‘: poncernlnuhe work being done there.
f‘fibout seventy-five ladies who repre-
nented boil! church societies, frater-
"i-lisl organisations and_other woman's
actively with the farm bureaus.
text of the resolution follows:
state 1
——
lcmnm an 31"!!! rum.
in. BAKER mu
m if mull
-: flflliilui.
servatlon endorsing the work of thel .
county 'farm'bureaus and young to Great.Britaill. France, IN, "d the
instruct, its war bureaus to cooperate
The
“WHEREAS, the county farm bu- ' '
reaus are‘federal and state organize-l figfiffipx‘g’mm'fi
tions and are the sole agents of the, 1 -
'Unlted-States Dopartment of Agricul~ portance because the plan of open
ture and of the Connecticut Agricul-
turel [College in each county of thew”,
1 "liERMlN ”FIBERS;
resigned last weektes chief designer fare alikahad that necessary con-
oftbe‘ . 'snnerpecy _ '.«-____,
Fleet Corpore wi concerns build. ~ (Continued on Third Page.)
in: breeds! vessels for the govern- - '
merit. were inquired into yesterday
in secret session. '
Correspondence introduced disclos—
ed that after receiving a report from
the legal department of the heel cor-
poration summarizing MrJ'erria’ coir,
nectlons Francis T. Bowies. assistant‘
general manager of the saw.)
lion. recommended to Edward N. Hun:
ley, chairman. that Mr. Ferris reelgna-'
tics be reopened. his. Ferris when
llii’iiiEleES IN
Marion and L" Jacob Levy
. limit Bill
tion were frankly peuimistlc over
the outlook for relief. -
Railroad passenger service is still
seriously interupted. Trains from
the west were hours behind schedule
time early today, and many outgoing
trains werenbandoned. .
EXPLOSION. AND
FIRE. IN . MICHIGAN
. IARQUBTTI. Mich, ran. za.-—'l'he
alcohol plant and the primary bulld-
‘Al'e'MulctetI’ For Alleg-
st Westport. was fined $200 and costs;
Jamb Levy, her husband was fined
.850 and costs. and Jacob Scherer, bar-
tender at the Compo ion. was fined
876 and costs at a session of, West-
port courtheld by agreement in the
‘County court, house yesterday alter-
inoonend laat'night. Justice Edward
.J. leIsnus .was on the bench and
heard the evidence in the case. The
VBRSAILLES. France. Jan. 29,-—
United States were represented at the
session of ,the Supreme War Council,
. which was convened here today. pre-
lsided over by Genrgos Clemenceau,
:ed by the Cleveland Cliffs iron Com-
‘.troyed eeriy‘todav by a series at ex-
ing of the Pioneer iron Furnace.own-
puny of Cleveland. Ohio. were des-
plceions followed by a tire which
threatens the entire plant. covering
an area of several blocks. Whether
there was any loss of.life. will notflbe
known 'until company officials have
made a check of rolls.
The first blast rocked the city to
its foundations. The cause of the es-
ploaion is not known as yet.
. _____________
Tum CAMP nnvnns
CARPENTERS KILLED
unionism, Mean, an "29,.—
"on“ “M" the campaign is W41: women and 11 men. who were
ed to come before it fordete'rmlna am, in the place when the police
raided the Inn on the night of Jan-
The United sillCI m ml“ II.” 1., {mum their Md! 0! '15
iby General Taster ii. Bliss. Chief oi
Stall of the American Army. Arthur
Hugh Frasier, secretary of the An-
erican embassy at Paris, attends as a
diplomatic o'dlcerto report the pro—
ceedings. but not to participate other-
wise. The other participants in the
conference are:
For Great Britain—Premier Lloyd
tives of justice. it is not likely their
cases will be taken up by the court.
The three appealed and gave bonds
of 8300, $100 and "50 furnished by
Judge Hyatt of Weatport.
WNMMJ
George and MajorGeneral Sir Henry ' I
at g - . the 3,: “DR!" CONFERENCE
3:33.133 st; «:5???» mm; nu SOUTH ,NORWALK
Orlando, Baron Sonniuo. the Foreign
Minister, and General Cadorna; for
‘l-‘rance, Stephen Plchon, the Foreign
1
each and although they are all (ugh.
A series of conferences are to ne'er room eatins lunch in
Three carpenters on their way to work
‘et Camp Devena‘ were killed and four
injured by-n Boston & Heine freight
*wiudow into an ash can. lie remem;
Fair Tonight; Calder
w
PEACE hummus illiii _
iiiiii iii Biiiilfli ‘ ‘ «_
All) GERMANY,
illuminant
units in llllliNi’
summit Gilli
Each Week and Then
Stufled Narcotics Inside—Gem mm . m
CaughtatCempby Alert'
Oficer .
(‘A’IP ENS. Ayes, Hess“ Jan.
tion they might take against her.
Both she and a private? who
taken from him. were subjected to e
riaid antithetical.
. Their um'ud ' e_ soldiels' res-
are
‘ltthere-
a whole loahoi cake-dropped from a
.lColtianed so Pass-rive)
*__‘_.
Milli IANIIWR '
< EAST SlflEPiIl-ll'
More lend far perk purpoaes has]
been added to the holdings of the
City of Nwwelk at ,a cost of from
eight to ten thousand dollars. accord-
ing to deeds died at the Town Clerk's
ofllce today. This land is the salt
meadow on the south side‘ of Sea-
the following:
Henry l. Bennett, John W. Olmsted.
-leebel Smith and Edward F. Smith,
Theresa and Leslie Gamble. ‘Arispa
Van Seoy, Howard L. Lowndes and
Charles D. and Agnes Parmele.
nun cnoss' nous
'ssnvrcn SECTION 1
The local chapter of the American
itreiu which crashed into their car at
ibumuburi-depot today.
'IARQUBTTE, Mich,
police expressed opinion the explosion
was of incendiary. origin. The proper-
ty loss was estimated ’at $500,000.
sion. This probably was due to the
’fact that most of the employee-in the
lelcohol refining plant were in the boil-
the warm pre-
Action Due Flierlin’s Im-
polite Refusal to Make
Agreement ..
: ’srorir bodies" were "present.
ME‘GOEBEN' AELOA'I‘ .
p : AGAIN. BERLIN says
3 BERLIN, vie LONDON. Jam...
ls cfllcieilyjillflnced thstnthe Turk-
,ilsb. cruim' '8ulien‘ Yewus 53::
‘Mforrzflly'the Geril'nn cruiser
her.) has been redoeted and entered
WASHINGTON. D. 0., Jan. 29.—
German army and, navy ulcers held
as prisoners in this country hereafter
will not be paid the'salaries of their
grade in return' for similar privileges
A]. .__"'
L 'm SHIN Y‘Wlfl SOIImu up;
drenched at Nagara Point, in the Dar-
lendlies. about t ,dayg ago, sites
sees-emit while fleeing
,ernment dec'ded the issue by its in
polite relhsel to answer mu m
l
’so.ofNewYorh,eunvMad_ 'bynJIry
frills Dardanelles. Oiled in Germany. The German gov-'
;edintll08
Junctions-e
l-mnmer. General Ferdinand m.
Girls! of Stall ot the tummy of War.
and General Maximo Weygand.
SENTENCE!) T0
-, HANG JUNE 7
.r'
:held during the four days beginning cincts of the furnaces.
'F'ebruary an. by Dr. is J. Moore, asp.
sociste General Superintendent of the:
AntiSaloon league of America. in
tour or the shore cities cf the state.
pleura to laying plans for the pro- " .
motion or the gaze?“ to make cen- . SOUTHPOM'. Conn, Jan. 29.;
' one to: required. all and John Wood. brothers. w
to ratify federal orchibltlon; misled in their store yesterday
Df- "00““ 05° 01 the which residents regarded as
are in the "dry" movement or thisi “1m of disloyalty were visited by
of the hall doses a- federal Agent Charles it. lane'today.
the movement.’ warned that the signs mmtbe
must not eppm again
UTHPORT MEN- -
80 GET WARNING
Red Cross has organised a Home Ser-
vice eection with the following execlr
tive committee, Dr. David Spence,
man; Mrs. James F. Hall, secretary
and treasurer: firs. David Spence, as
lsistaut secretary; Miss fiery Kirby _ .-
IJennings; airs. Cornelius McNamsre7war,’ wrth Romania.
At ton o'clock company 0mm” "id ' and Mrs. Wm. J. Tracey.
there was no loss of life in the explo-l, The following letter has been mall-‘
ed to all he families of enlisted men
whose' recs could be obtained:
Dear Madam—A law has beenypass-
. ed in Washington requiring a man in
the army or navy to give part of his
pay to his wife or children. The gov-
ernment will also give them a family
allowance while the man is in the ser-
vice. Other near relatives have the
‘rlght to receive money from the gov-
ernment if they had been dependent
on a man who is lighting for us.
The Norwalk Chapter of the Red
Cross has opened an allies of the
,Home Service section where such in-
formation for the families of enlisted
men may be obtained. ,
Thisoillceis opened from ztos
pm; on louder, Wednesday and Sat-
lurdeys at the Hubbell, nail and Ben-
‘dell‘liumber (loo 2‘ Water street,
when one may come and find out,
MG 0! charge, about one's rights on.
murder ihenew law.
be of Service secti'onm: glad
to service to you , way,
ready ‘to help or
are moon your tamiiy.
- wig. meson wishes. '
w. 5.
Emperor Hopes the Gm ‘~'
Bfllllilllll Billil
resumption of peace negotiat'
Ibetween Russia and J,
Leon Trotsky, .the Bolshevik M
grad fo'r Brest-Litovak for thd'
purpose. Before his departure,
i'l'rotzky, addressina
of the Councils of
was Soldiers’ Delegates, announced;
reached and a quantity of narcotic-could not guarantee that‘he w
not sign a’ed‘fieretd'fip‘ica "“"i' ‘ "”
ple of Germany has not
33’s.. thsemelels who plan further down nor heathc » ~~ ..
Wgetion.‘ The discovery ot thd'Fe'twm the Pm r . ‘
lose came after an oillcer had noticed non-militarism t“ “J .i .
bly. Concern ove ~ 0 .
curity of the empire
message sent by Emperor
in answer to birthday congratula-
tions from the Reichstag. "
Rcichstag, the emperor expresaa 5‘"
his “ardent,daily wish” that the
German people may "preserve. *
their union until the final victorj'l-I
of our arms.” .The emperor do;
clares that he enters upon a “sero‘ "
ions and -deeisive year." _
Reichstag, however, is repomditoirr
have refused to vote confidence.
iin the government, mainly through
,Socialist opposition, and
view avenue, in East Norwaik, endilor von lIertling may/upped! be-
has been transferred to the city by'fore it again in a iew"deys to-diav .
cuss the question of Belgium.
t. It L. M rrlttfisn'ike in Berlin on Monday are
Thomas medic ”7 e declared to have failed Meow},
' . to be backed by the Bolshevik
Jan. ill—The chairman: Mr. c. s. Poesy, vice-chair-iemmem in Petrogrsd, which a”;
in euy‘metterwhiehunay,
you because of the eb-l
mo
People May Preserve.
Their Union UntiltheFi'n-I
elVictoryoflliaArnls .
i
‘2'
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swimmer
ButWithIitileSuecess -‘ "
The Bolsheviki have undertaken.
Petw~
the Congren»
o'rkmeu’s and
Unrest amongdhe working ps0- .
ct quieted ‘ “
appraisal 7
William .
To President Kaeme 0! “'9:
r'I‘IIo.
Eflorts to agitate a general:
to a message reaching Amsterdam.
Leafletsca'liing for such a strike
were distributed in the German.‘
capital, but it is said that work.
men in only a few factories were
idle. Lack of central directional,
the strike agitation is W to
have brought about are dilute: -
The revolt in Finland is reported,
' on}
has severed diplomatic reletiorll'
generally the firstjaet leadingfltts'
Ultimatum.
and demands have been servedon
Romania by the Bolsheviki and no
fusal to meet these- probably
caused the Lenine govemment‘tm-
act. General Stcherbatchefi, who
recently was reported to have tab"-
en command of the; Ukarinlan
army, has been declared an outlaw
by the Bolsheviki. / . ‘
Most of the disorder in ”'a
appears to be in the eastern prov-
iuees nearest Plitrograd. " no
revolutionists generally are main.
bers of the Red Guard. Bolshevik
troops have gone to tho aid of the .
Finnish Red Guard and additional '
aid has been promised from Petro,
|.l
grad. . .
0n the lighting fronts in T
and Italy nothing has oeu to»
break the almost daily routines!
scattered raids and artillery bom-
‘bardmeuts. The representatives
lot Italy and Great-Britain on. to
War Councils. have
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