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IIUUIIER URGES
U. 8., I0 Silll
Mill IIIUUSIRI
UR RUUIIIISII
not; 9...
finnndfinally PlacodUnder Food Administrator’s Dras- A Great Shipbuilding Plant
. Aunt and Held in $2,000 tlc Step Is Proposed to MayBe Establishedonthe
3 Bill For Denouncing the Saddle Burden on These Burchard Property
Government Able to Bear It - ~—
WANTS mlMIssmN
II] 53333: mum
0 'Let High Prices Keep
the Consumption Down
| GWASHING’I‘ON. D. (3.. April 1.—
overnment control of the meat pack-
"AR'U'ORD- ‘9'“ 1"”“1‘18 '2’" ing houses of the United States may
. mid 0‘ M1 3.90 persons. who be resumed in the near future.
”V9"! ““801" VII-i “19"“? ‘° ‘ '0' Herbert Hoover, l-‘ood Administra-
cislint WW! “ill"- 01 ”l“ tor. today made public a letter ad-
corner Asylum ind Trumbull “feel dressed by him to Presith Wilson.
wit do bogglrda’mse to the weak- in which he explains in detail the dif-
er. loan' 1 mac! 34 years old- 0' ficulties with which he has been forc
3391:3333 mist? firgeaggnx‘zid ed to contend in his oflortll to control“
0 1" ’the roductlon. di rib ti
dared the man to stop speaking. Cor of 1:“. at u on and pm"
9801 Who VII standing in O 5‘0"! 3““ 3 Mr. Hoover recommends the sp-
tomobilo. commoned Ml chauffeur ‘0 polnildsnt of“a commission to considerI
drive him "fly. but before the m“ the meat problem to consist of the
chills started he 6‘1de 0i" 0' the Secretary of Agriculture as represent-
itiillllTulllll
illflEHillSilll
Needed For [leniency on the
Ground That He. Was
Working Way Through,
:,College
I
3, side ll! 8 N! 19 ”1k south lions ing the producer. the chairman of tin.- shilmm the illicit ' - hash commanders "i cut her wrists would his
35 Trumbllf‘il 'l’iedoral Trade Commission as ropre- Just VIM WM" 5"" IN." g." ’n" .., w" ‘ . "1.19! l" “II“ death.“ ”dying“ '9 the Io:
. Around in an almost riotiolls feel twang twflditioos. the chaining; MOI? go “on :1,” ‘ “in,“ midi“? W my, “1.
m I at is. crowd 35mm... X, rtl ht Jails: 1hr mm d to...“ M?” 5...”: '
. . I command western t t
3. W01 Isn't-bi! (c 0‘0. Plso ) ma. colunlns' General gull. commander-togetfif rm ,
some
Po the. gan to run and the
cro'wd’qh'n- 160 The socialist was
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APRIL IUUI’S URI
SURPRIRR IIiRI
REITIIINUS
AUIUSTEU IU
NEW TIIIE
Some Who Dldn’t Set Their
i
Don’t lace Your “Temper 1‘: Watches on Satdrday Holley B. Slans‘o'h. Whose W t 3.,” ~
radicals victim of. J Night Find 'l‘llenlselves Bight ShoulddWas on. Mun" ."
So-Cafletl “duke” ' an Hour Late—An Extra located Same Months Ago.
Tu”, I. an d” “on m mm llilgolllltrt‘lfenamght and Sun- Has Another Accident ATLANTIC crrr N. Laura 1.—.
- are supposed to be beautifully ooledI .
. and. :rnany of: them who' neglec ed to
all ”their watches and clocks ahead an Vorwalk people had a hard Job of
: hour this' mornldl.‘ The old gags Oh it keeping up with the time yesterday.
10st pocketbooks and lists with .bricks Some persons, in spite of all warn-
1111qu than are being tried out. Dog ings forgot to turn their clocks and.
.IWard Thomas Walsh is fooling poo- watches one hour ahead before they
‘ pie. wi bats. and those who are being retired Saturday, and consequently
fooled 'are still waiting. How about awoke yesterday morning. late for
it morally! I breakfast, late for church. and in gen-
A little. advice as to what to do and oral just one houd behind the rest of
.pwbat not to do, no doubt will be most' the world.- Others remembered to
acceptable. in .the words of “Bugs" turn their watches and clocks ahead,
Baler. “Never c'arry a bundle by the but with the striking of every hour
string." Also don't take. wooden couldn't refrain from pondering: "We
‘n'io‘neyl and it a stranger comes up to .know the clocks says four o'.clock
you and otters to- lot you in on thh but-F."
mud. floor .of a gold mine. tell him in spite of the ’fact that most peo-
Milan a pot aversion to gold pie were cheated out of an hour'sl
ii“ that you prefer to stay.
(Continued On Page Six)
of them. Don't play solitare3-
3m
can't take a joke. and probablyI
.NEW URliER UN
fi
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private oillce. becauseith
will not realise that today is April
3Pbint and E. S. Kiger, the man in
memmmnmm mmwamutmsssnoouaowuonaaroa
*IOIDAY,mn.1,1010
WI Tools»: floods-y Lust ohm-a
consul .1...“
this on
WIISUN Hill
RUIN NUII IN UIIRRUE
UELUIJAIUI‘ERATIUNR,
I
Mayor Moran Believed toi
Have Brought Concern
Here
Assisted some months ago hythe
Evening Sentinel, a 1hipbnilding yard
is to be established at wma Point
by the United States gave at.
All advertisement in:anothor column
of W's paper calls attention to the
fact that carpenters are wanted at the
U. 8. Shipping Board at Wilson's
Point tomorrow morning and that
they are to bring their tools with
them.
Tho Emergency Fleet Corporation
has taken over property at Wilson's
r
I
charge of the local operations is at I
Wilson's Point today mailing arrange
manta to hire skilled help to elect this
Ind hell. considered
Hg in Obiioll ind Men "he" the M army. welcome such all
y at Wilson's Point. and ‘nugmnt
W °' .. .. ilIARllE cm
[in insulin iii iii “if
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UNIV IIIINIITUUU,
IIUIIiN UEUIARES
Trenton" Nurse Calnlly A... n
WK. N. 1., April Ir—"Shs wad
the martyr of other teachers and the
only thing to do was to kill her." on
plaincd Miss Cornelia Consolloy.a
graduate nurse. yesterday am [noon in
calmly discussing why she deliberate“
I! took the life of her sister, Miss
mimic Lousotluy, a tenth er in tilt
Joseph Wood Public Suhool.
The first known of the crime was.
M iii. nurse. who was graduated
has... an cu.» “any; has, new a all, 39'
peared at an undertaker’s rooms and
said she wished to arrange for the fun- .
era! of her sister.
in
Would be Ilpl'il 1“,.
EURIIER PARIUR I
I’REAUIIER HERB
IBev. A.S.Kavanaghlleard
,llyllanyintheh‘irstMHE
Church— Other Easter
Services
h,“ I. 8.1mm now of Brook-
y. . ..r a. some”; polio! of the First
Kethoilist Episopal church. gave a
most interesting talk 'at the church
SIUU III :IIUERII
lUIII IIIEUUR
Famous Artist Front Toke-
neke to Be on the Program
With Rev. Dr. Wolfkin at
the Not-walk Armory
Gerhany’s First 0nru
Allocars to" be Siemmcd
ill; Combined Deiellso
[333333333 [33 3333333 Ifrenchsndllriiish'l‘roopshealhsckthcliseny
in ills llespmte liilorls to Reach A“
and to Push out From the lionldidicr S"
Field Marshal Von llindellllara Still snue Ills: .
lance Away From Paris, Where. lie Said at;
Failing a distance of about fifteen
feet. Holley B. Shanon. of 6 View South Carolin: avenue and W 1081 m tuk’on mm the "a, and 13m
Cmt dislocated his left shoulder on avenue. on Atlantic avenue. the re verses of the 48th Psalm and '9 on.
Friday afternoon
at about
'l-‘iro 07181113118813 “10 on"? B Cult yesterday morning hdvlng come to
I'M" four-story NICK 5'31“". in “'0 til a city to celebrate the twentieth
center of a business block Wit ll! Mr anniversary of the church. His
1: 30 sort' s main street, early this morning. Jilted-3090101 music w“ given. and
IIURIIERR TU
IIEEl IUNIUUT
I
o'clock, while he was assisting the swept a half block to Tennessee ava-
janitor at the First M. 8. church, to one. gutting eight buildings andl
set the church in readiness or the dieting “00.000 m total
Easter services, and today is still con- insurance is ”0.000. The or! started
nned to his home suilerlng great pain.
/ (W OI P030 M)
Dre. Allen and Kellogg were called in
on Friday afternoon and found that it
would be necessary to put Mr. Siauson
under the influence of ether before
they could set his shoulder. which
was done. Mr. Sinuson was under
ether for about an hour and a half.
and it took the utmOst efforts of both
3Dr. Allen and Dr. Kellogg to set the
'dislocation.
[INEN SUUIIER
m'm’ .._—‘ , 3 ' f'l'o Facilitate. Transfer of.
.._______.... °- - ....., 3 UVERSERS llllli ,ifliMISSSTEVENS' hu'mjmi‘m
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HINGTON. April 1.—Divislon
- A most enjoyable linen shlowcr we: W
37' given by Miss Elizabeth 8 uses. a.
“W BMW“ Requested .. m... ......, ...3°...°°"..::'.3"::.i.3::°s333.133:
Can Be Sent to Soldiers afternoon. to her friend. Miss Alice or of labor of all km“ r—
. Do not try to mail packages to sol
Him in the American Expeditionary
I‘IIILAJIEII‘IIIA VIE.
Cit Wilch“0ut of Bounds” ,
' do... Police on... A... assesses: ..3s'..s°":"s:3
order at issue
“I6 “MB” Ins follirquh- d. This order reads
3 I “On and after April 1,1018 parcoI
WAsiilNOTON,Aprll1.—Secretarv for members and individuals can-
ot the Navy Daniels has begun a drive nected with the American Ermi-
to clean up Wis, following a tlonary Forces in Europe shall not
report .h! W D. Mick. cbIlr- be accepted for mailing or dispatched
3 the commission on Training unless they contain snob articles
’ ‘ (la-p via... tha't the police MI only as are being sent at the written
isoonnptnlldtllat thecltyissbot-l reason oftho ndrosseo. approvedby
bed of vice endangering men from his regimental or higher commander
aavy‘oa-ps to the vicinity. or an oasetttive ulcer or the urged
his Ir. lbadisk’s to- issues with which be is connected."
01th
. and tho slayer of Philadelphia. lin- ooslply with the terms of this, order
a some action is taken Philadelphia in sending mail abroad until the order..."
be my blachilstad hr all has booapromnlgatodtotbolnombers
.inaalfmmtvliiaotbaallow of the force in Europe and ulcien'
wwltldsitalihiis .. Ithsohssslnpsodfortllorooipt
m. eons-lithe a Phili- this ‘ocsntry or
' f4“!
it will be impossible. manifestly. to to the new liberty Lona
Stevens of ,Finx Hill road, whose en- ~tricts where ‘ “mm obtains to those
‘Rhilflmvtlg 335?“..th $23333. “m " ”Mfg”; 51'9““ mm“ Ilmpressivefl- Service Held at
3A large number of Miisls Steven: figmb?“ elioll'n'ogenlty 39:: ~ 3,
friends were preset! to 0 er congrn iduslrieo and crap out problems . . . .3
illimiii.”°:2.'£“i§'..ei“'i ”is: ........ ....... LIBERTY LOAN WORK- 3 3,3333“ SW” f“
Easter basket was presented to the (Continued 0n PIC! lovers) 3 E38
guest of honor During the "an!“ - Y - I“ com “d Wm Nero's“: has had many patriotic
"M “m “"1“” mm' "m“ °r TWO’I‘RA N on the Third liberty Loan are gatherings in our am year of this em on
4...... 1‘an M m ' 10 M M u 8 war, but none more impressive or
‘- ~ BURNER) TO DEATH m a 1“ gm ‘5. heartfelt than the blessing and un'
' ‘ ‘ . I» " ~ ‘ Will ‘ fill- lurllng of the big service flag at St.
PRESIDENT HAY ' mm m W ‘Mary'o beautiful church on West ave
3 WEAK m LOAN “non were d h: “mu: ‘9 1h. 'mmk‘ one on the afternoon of Easter Sun-
‘ illp Ill”!!! do!
w. 1b! . ' ' Record Crowd Present.
I . colonel Wilt. M
3 WASHINGTON. April 1—ProaibIt Boston and Halos Railroad do I“. m um M" There was a record crowd present.
Wilson is consider-ins call-tins Msaid day. A last freight crashed the :3 * m sdualling in also and patriotism even
It caboose of a local want stand be 1!!! W“ I" the big assembly at south Norwslh
was said that he might go to natu- tug at the Want Bulls-dim no r' that station when cart-in Emma'- com
Miomiq’lspoochfortho'wauoaughtmndsoior Bind-Ind ’ Wild
Gaturday. the day tha' eanlllaignopsns. Am, B. W. in ‘* . 10 U- country's service
”warm“ ”to” WWII-'3 mm.» «m commitments
not w , ‘ . / . .
I holly ’13 " ‘ j—s . muwmmsus
the Sunday school scholars met with
......... .... ....., swims:
' e 0'“
EIREIIEN hill “we
. David Bispham, widely known eon-
Busy 24 flanks cert star. whose home is in Tokeneke.
. has been secured by the local libertv
Loan ittee to sing at the rousing
I rally w ich is to be held Friday even-
The firemen have M‘ ° *" "" "m '4 ing on the opening of the as. 000,000.
it since Saturday. 0n sum-rattan 000 drive. This addition to a program.
noon they were ennui w god’suufld in which n]- Cornelius Womtin, pas
”fret. where a New York automoolle tor of the Fifth avenue Baptist church,
hall backfired and flush! on fire A New vol-ll, is to be the speaker of the
little Judicious use of chemical extin-
(C‘tinlod on Page Thread)
burned. He got into the machine and
drove away in search of a physician to
Counter Attack.
' st
peorstohavebecll Mk
large gains of territory scored, hilt
with final victory no nearer in
sight and her resources and MW
ial depleted.‘
French and British trdofif’bfit'
back the enemy last: night“.
desperate efiorts to advance
ward Amie-s and id' _ .
the Hont'didier ‘ 111.
program in the drive for
along the Luce and A_vro V
the only forward lilov
ported anywhere along the
despite the virtually'
Teutonic attacks and at least an
point the enemy was pushed bse
e most determined «camp
in iscfl’ort udmtohav’ebccnlli
the neighborhood of Mord-O
Santerre where Franco-B
troops met the assaulting Waici
British counter attack pavcufthfi
way tor an Allied victory after. 1%
combhled forces had broken up
German attack. The French
lantly followed up the advantagg
and the village was remand ' ' ,
The setback for the .
here was In pronounced.
were establ e'd west of .f
en-Santerre and were endeavolllllfi5 "
to debouch from {his position with
in a scant ten miles of the W
skirs of Amiens. They now have”
been pushed back well beyond tint
limit.
Further south, in the Hontdle
dier region, the enemy made a do:
termincd attack to capture Glide
I
W” °' W at. Ililll’i drills
illwtl Eli
. have treatment. 'ln tho eveningw they
were called to a grass fire
street. Last evening at about 0
o'clock someone with a notion that the ,
day had advanced with the clock on.
tereOa pay station in this city and.
___-—-
the Edifice in West Ave-' possession of the village.
pally want on its way to enter its line, reinforced and under em?
vesnes and enlarge the salient In
had pushed in here, west of
Avre. His powerful thrusts,-
Iover, delivered virtually withww
int t,erval were broken up .by W
French, who ptmished their tier»
man assailants badly and
To the north of the Somme,
British held their lines intact.
.Germans made two attacks In
the British positions in 1|ch was;
tskirts of Albert, bui M
time met with a repulse. . '
London tllspatebes reflect .
expectation there of a renewal
'the powerful assaults all along .
I
battle line when the Germans ll
.fllrthor consolidated their
tions and brought up their . .7
artillery. There seems in ..
hops; however, that tho
dinalsd command, will provo' 'r
iimpaaaabls barrier. even to ill
anaultttbe
mum-1M
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