Cans sue-duo
as PREPARED roa
. sunrise DRIVE
3' "it is not unusual for the who
fins stored his car all winbfi: give
I a good overhauling w I
It out in the spring," says
General Sales W
{mime
. 0.1 it,
at” Motors Company, lieu of Ra:
ciao. Wu. “Bill. how my pooplq'
Uh) have driven they all win-
ter stopflto, realise that vi the com-
lns of springs.“ summer. than is a
definite change in the chattel." of
Iervree thecar will be called upon to
render, necessitating equally definite
grovis'ons to get the greatest economy
and pleasure.
“One of the first things to think of
is to remote the antifreeze mixture
tronlfthgcoqlingqsmem. This sounds
so Sllee and obvious that it seems
uni-WW to mention it but you
wanid be surprised to know how many
people go rlghtkon into spring. and
summer wit ttdoing‘lt. Of conned
antHreeze cures generally boil at
considerably lower temperatures than
pure water and this is the simple ex-
planationof many ‘s strange case or
‘overheating‘ in the spring and early
I “"9319“ l ‘ rein
“ ecooingsyo .shoilld. tonl
be drained by opening the drain": cock);
or roaming the plugs. buts gener-
ous cleaning by forcing water through
it from a hose should be given. In
fact. the careful operator will make
the system chemically clean by using
a soda. solution, firfiund of ordinary
soda is enou . _ ', aficar, beingsure
‘10 wash out ' a soda with pure water.
file will also take the pains to remove
“and inspect the rubber water connec-
,tiona to see that they are not iniurw
. by the anti—freeze solution used dur-
i lugghewlntor. if they are damaged
.‘gthey should. be renewed because noth~
ring is so annoying as a constant leak
t in the water system.
i “Another spring hint which will bear
* repetition." continued Mr. Tainan, “is
.‘ to use heavier lubricants throughout
ithewcalj. This is especially true of
O
'jfiin lbs transmission and dittorentlal.
It is not enough simply to drain out
‘ 7 the old oil or grease. They should
be washed out along with any deposits
for sediment with a copious dose of
{1 kerosene. With the motor. for in-
stance, it is a good plan to run the
: engine a few minutes till warm and
then drain out the old oil, replacing
{it with a gallon or ‘so of kerosene.
’Run theenglne again for a few min-I
‘_ utes with the kerosene in it than drain
. on, allowing plenty of time for the
; kerosene to drip_clcan. The oiling
Mum
Runes ‘
VIEW It
“THE FINISHED MYSTERU."
Evening_Sentinel:
in your edition of Saturday. the 27th.
1 was much surprised to see a letter
written to The Evening, Sentinel and
was stated that:
“There are a few quotations from
tivltiea of this country."
ter there appeared the following:
American sympathies."
in any pies-s dispatches that have
{which was printed in the
may hare been
l
; Americanideu
in closing 1 would call attention. to‘
the following article clipped from flit-
lGl-eenwich Newe and Graphic oi litt-
ldate of April 9, of this year;
1' THE BOOK TABOOED.
“The Finished Mystery" Must Not 18¢
Clrculated.
Ofllcials of the department of 5_u.l.;Scllotit-ld tried to take him a
To the trailer of the South Namath.
signed b! Dlwh‘l L. Oberx. Elder of this6
Associated Bible. students. in which it:
'oftbepublicationofeaidhooklsin
'the People's Pulpit Association, anoth-
er corporation, which is simply an-
other. me to: this entrances-
‘ “The. department has declared said
'Mto vialate the .We Act. it
has instructed prosecution of all per-
son. reaponsibb for it; compilation
and publication it has also instructed
,pmsecutlon of those circulators, con-
,mv distribution, the memo. spite
of in; obsoetionable passages.
“Aches uaonthe principle that the
figment renders its opinion. and.
'decieions only regarding accomplished:
facts and does not render opinions as’
to the lawfulness or unlawfulnes of
proposed future actions, the depal-t-'
ment has refused to state what would
be. its attitude if the present edieioal
of the book were continued indisu'vl
button with the Dates 24? to 258 out
o...» l
. The book was called to the attention:
l 0! a Connecticut college professor. whoi
said ofil:
some of our leading men. but not. in: .. . p :
any way, to embarrass the military ac-l America "In“ Mm what an insult,
; ous thing Germanium is. We can bestl
Also in another portion of the let- learn from England, (‘flnfldfl and
thence. In regard to this stufi Can-l
“There is absolutely nothing precept “3 Vllomusly routs it out. The Morel
man either in the book in question on Well Gazette has had accounts of pros-f
in the minds of the Bible students. A “WW“ and convictions sometime.
proof of this is the fact that 30 1mm within ”‘9 "5' month (I can't cite the
bars of this society in Germany were exact d3“) 10" ""3 CITCIIIHUOD of this
recently shot. being charged with pro, Wk at Kingston. 1 think It is tressd
enable and i doubt not but that ii is,
There is nothing that l have found- being done by German funds."
I have nothing against the AssoclnI-l
shown that these,- Bible Students have ed Bible Students but I do think that lit
been shot for pro-American synlpa-l ”'9 302‘“! IH fill 931110156 ‘8 the! (18-0
thles, and i believe that the reason 'clare ”19y are the)" should personally
that they were shot was because of tho . gather “D ill! or lllese‘boohs and-tum
lfnct that they circulated this booklihem over to the proper «mounts
United and thus avoid much unpleasant
r the ,oil in the motor and the Breast“ States and having been printed mue‘notoriety.
thought to be pro-i
l
"OBSERVER.”
DEVENS SOLDIER ,
Ringers onucaas
(Continued from Page One)
l
—-—_
on titan Cc '
fiflleded. list:
Commencing 'll-uosday Morning
SALE OF SILVER
Small pieces, for dintngroom desk or dressing table
This Collection of silver which embraces use;
ful articles of small and medium size mains such
an attractive offering that-the whole asst-lltblagc
has been removed from its regular home in the
Silver section and spread on tables ill the center
aisle. In that way pieces may be readily exam-
ined. It is a great opportunity for the selection
of gifts or prizes. '
i
{him [(1 stop. illreutonlng‘lt‘Jlltxli llilll
lll he refused. The soldier lllt'n stop :
it'd. throwing up his buds. Wilt-lll
slight .
. system is then thoroughly cleanpd “dim“, who operate in Connecticut hufiifiulfl'ltz ixllh'llvtl, bllt the other two of.
the new lubricant has a chance to do
r.tta best work. 1
“it is an old automobile axiom and
‘never so true as today. that. every
minute spout tuning the car up ill the
spring will mean hours of pleasant,
'satlsfactory service in summer."
"' wuroqulesaluos sun,
RESULT or AUTO SMASH
To recover for tituuagos to his auto-
mobile which collidecd with a machine
owned by Burunyno Hamilton of Strun-
lord, Ernest. G. H. St-ilonck of Wilton
has brought suit against Hamilton for
8500. Papers in the action were filed
yesterday afternoon in the common
pleas (-ourl.
‘ chine was‘slruck in Stamford. August. 7,
1917. when Hamilton was t-lltlcnvorlng
to steer his machine so us to avoid
hitting a truck. st-lu-urk MUS he was
deprived of tho use nl‘ his our for a
long time.
PINE POINT CATHOLIC CLUB
OPENING.
(The Pint- l'oint Catholic ('lub hold
«its semi-annual mot-ting. Saturday ov-
inlng ill the parlors oi K. or C. rooms
_ on Washington street. The robot"!
" allowed the club in good llnsnriui con-
. -dltlon. with several new and desirable
. members added to lll':lllllt'l'.-illlp.
» The club will hold its rorulul opening
on Decoration Day. when members and
friends of tbr- club are anllt'd to t-nloy
the club's hespilallty.
llm
Sellout-k claims his ma"
been instructed to prosecuti- all per-'
sons "consciously distributing" ('nllll‘filtlivl'.
: of “The Finished Mystery" a book but
, porting to be a compilation of manu—
lst'lipls of Pastor liussoll which has
been tlt‘t'lltl‘l‘tl the Espionage .\('t.
{ The information has burn rocelvwl‘filltt’
Illf‘tll‘fi coming immediately behind
Schoflold quickly overpowered the sol-
who was then brought back to
1(‘lllllll and placed in the guard house.
. Holt-o ml the young women telephone
’lvl‘l‘l‘ultlrn m the camp have reported
‘tlml lllt') have been frightened while
(-0.: till. from Work by someone with s
thrown over them. The atten-
by the t‘onncctlcut Sltllt- Council ol‘ ”“n ““5 “"“WWI ‘0 the Indmdual
Defense in responsi- to a letter “'0th
the council to the lll-partmt-nt of luv
“('0 calling attention to the \‘flllllllt'.l
The council “role to Washington tutor I b“ ‘h'mwwd-
lllv llatllll‘t‘ ofwollivlll‘a of this book luill'
bm‘n ('llllt'tl to ils attention
by lln-'
‘lllt‘ his ulliauinu. Whether the sol-
‘.tllt‘l‘ who Mistaken last night was
.ubo rripollrs'lllle for this is not known.’
ll “as stated toulxllt that he may
The only Connecticut men who will:
,t'tllllt‘ to this ramp on lllu prom-ht cullt
‘\Slll lll-rive ht-ru toultlrlow. All tin-i
prim-lull] of it pilllltt‘ whool in llart-Idrullt‘en “ho will urrivv front ('onntu
' itlltl.
'l‘lu- lt lll'l' m lllv llt'plll'lnlt'll' of Jo.»
Illt't’.-lll lull‘l. lulltlws~
'ln l't'~ptlllt«'t' to ;. tllll' communicationI “‘
. . I
ol Mart-ll lit. ltlla, relating to "Tllt"
l"llll.~‘llt‘(l Mystery," said book has re
coully lltwn put llllo
t irt-ulalion.
l ; llt~ 33.
purports to b.- it lllillllllllllllll of nlnllu-i
lli’lil will be colored turn. lll all Email
(ll llw lllt‘ll will (‘Ulllt’ burn ltlilllll‘l‘t)\\’.l
u
’ . ulunl'lmv “lll voluplt-u‘ lllt‘ quotas ofl
lllt' pin-uni Hill at this camp. Maine,
ill send 919 men hvro- tomorrow and
\‘t-l'lunnl i2! uu-n lillt'tll‘ island as,
“1'“ as (‘cnllotrltt-ut will st-nd only vol I
“#100 men, ”01' quota m Illt'tw “'lll
'l‘hn- lust \insslu-llum-lts ulo-u :lrril ‘
scripts of Pastor till-sell. Thvro “awn-l "Hm." 2'3”“ "1"” "HM” I“""-l
llt'l'll lnIt'l'lltlltllt‘ll. lulwmt-r, particular!
ly pages 2i? and 3.1:.
lllnlhr which until but have
till-(l llt'lilrt‘ some oi
M iv possible.
lllt' lOlt'l't'llCt’s
mono lllllleiil“
been; ill. this (.tlrp i.‘
found in Pastor ltu rit'll‘h’ o-ilm-ls. ns hr-i ”“' (.‘Hlllllt'llt ,
'i‘llis completed it quota of 5,180 lllmll
llntll liltSsllt'lllisv-IIS. 1
Thu :ulllll.oll to tho has“ Imelda-til
I nearly f'Ullll'lt ml.
this \HM'k at this
Etilllltllllllt'lll \\ ill be the til-M mlupln-C
llltlll lll >lll ll \mlk amongst all the mill ;
.tnllluruh ill the runntry. Work ol 4-" =
“The book in hem-d by lll! lntnl'nn-l Inl‘rt-Hu'lll on base hospitals “as or i
liollnl lllblo smut-my Association. ttnl"““'d in" «'lll cuutuulul-uls llu'oullmul.
lllllllf‘tll‘lltll'illt'tl association of llllsn‘t‘l
lllt‘s.
l
The llllnlllt'A rlltl of that tlssol
, rlu- I'llllt‘tl Slates. t‘unln llt'Vt‘lls “lll,
first to act-nillvllbll the t‘t-sull l
mu. lhv completion of this mm
lllt- lll.»
t-iulioll's work lll the l'uitml States is, :Hltl lllt' Illiillll “it Of the bulldlllflr
(‘Illltlllt’ll'tl by tlw \thit‘ll 'l‘nwor llihlvl ”M" M“ h” 2'3"" “I“ [0“ ""3 l"
& 'i‘rut-i Sol-low, ullil lliiltltlllill‘lt‘l'fl at
I llrmlklyn. and the lluluodialt- buslnms
nltc pouulu
“BLUE nonmetal-45,4 N... him with
" Blue Banach" room the ML ol the writ-run who want- a bum-t lul. durable fabric
u t was. manhunt wunLllna. refl- duxtan undue
u . v . trust» a
‘ all; aimiluvcfzgulm etc. Guaranteed dyu last and denim.
I your data rlontl't mm “film Baum" mud in thin ad with ems ol dealer and
we ml; eel-d ll.“ temples and hold! bun at your lowest.
LESHEB WFl'I'MAN tCO. l
& nu--. . .
N m Futons.
grimly. Adm-rably adopted!“
on Ismnsln. letu‘n‘nir'tLS’lsoddtx:
slim. rI.
l
on. 881 Broadway. New
. ... .. "M‘sszzz. 4
.r»_-_ .. ...
._ gm
I ll“-
WE-mt l
: -llf»ll uiil llt' uivt-u over for the um:
.. v ,
Strut-ks \\‘lllt'll Hwy will bring llitf'lf tlt't'l'l
lbw lmm- hospital at. this ralup. This;
is an increase“ at 45 per cent. our}
original il(.'COlllililltlillI0nS and
plans for 11w hospital here. Then- is
llllllfll' :n the ofl‘oct lbttt some of (bu-av
will n-w-uluully he used for wounded
sillllit'i': Mill-lung from France. -
(HIV at tho new bulltlinzst lll. the:
.l‘ tlll' llt'tl Cross Society. It willl
wru- as a recreation and entertain;
lurlli llllllflll'li! for soldiers at the has
IlLtnl. 'I'bl'w associate flolti N‘t'l't"
turns \vlll tw ill f‘lltll'fll‘ or the work
hm. Four hundred men or the- an»
lulluiliou nuiu hawt- left here for lltll‘l-
lord “ht-rt- till-y will rut-elvo‘ 150
l'tllltl.
I
rose or red.
Computes, tall, with
cut glass insets. These
are large enough to
hold fruit or dessert for
two. $1.“),
Low Computes with
glass insets, $1.00
Gandkaticks, plain sil-
ver with candle holder
and shades in '
Complete for $1.00
Condiment field, three pieces, glass jar and shak-
ers set. in silver holders,
Silver Vases with cut glass holders,
Sugar Baskets, pierced silver baskets with top
{handles plain glass insets,
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Pickle Jars of glass with heavy glass stoppers,
set in silver holders,
Unndlestickfll lllaill silver, tall and graceful, $1.00
Digorette Holders, glass with separate ash tray
of glass, silver holder with safety match box at-
' t, tnchedlo handle,
l'
a-e '
Sweater Hangers ‘White lvoryCombs
In a variety of pleas-
(lé’slgus'.
are made of wood and
hand painted. May
be used for necktins
also.
lug
vie.
$1.00
$1.00
Care of Furs
Linsurance against loss or damage
by moth, fire or theft
Fur and fur-lined Coats, Mail‘s
Neckpieces, Hats, Gloves, etc.
("all Barnum 6200 and
the Roatkcar will call.
75 cts.
/ a
PRE
Lo"
S'I‘A .\l FOR“. :\ pr” 3".
the First
l'l‘rsllyit'l'lull
t‘burl-h
Art Sectlou..
They
01‘ domestic make and
very good looking.
50, 75 cts and $1.00
Bay Rum
lofrcsllillg w it c n
wnrmwcathor arrives.
75 cts. a bottle.
I Toilet Stution.
The following, pieces at
50 ctseach
Marmalade Jars, t'llt glass with. sllwr eavers ~
.llld sprouts,
Lemon or er Dishes, silver baskets withrgl‘hss
trays, silver forks,
Horse Radish Jars, heavy glass set in pierced
silver holders,
Mustard Jars, silver with glass spomls,
Ornate, two in set, glass
holders.
bottles set in silver
Mustard Jan, silver with glass spoons,
Gruets, two in set, glass
holders.
Sugar Shakers, etched glass with silver tops, very
convenient, nice for powdered sugar,
bottles set in silver
Ramekins, silver with silver handles, wh'ltevt-hina
insets,
Custard Cups, silver holders with brown earthen-
ware cups.
Perfume Sets, three glass bottles set in silver
holder. very attract ivo,
(lard Trays, pit-rend
silver trays on small
standards,
Bud Vases, slender
glass holders sot ill
pierced silver frames.
Silver pieces with pearl handles
sterling silver ferrules
Pic Knives,
Cake Knives,
Gravy Ladies,
Cold Meat Forks,
Medium Knives,
Medium Forks,
Regular price $1.50
Berry Spoons,
Salad Forks,
Bred Knives,
' ‘ Jelly Séflési '
Jelly Spoons,
Tcaettcsj
95 cts. each
Sugar Shells, l
Cheese Knives,
Butter Knives,
Cream Ladies,
Salad Forks. '
Regular price $1.00
‘ For 65 cts. each
Stockings
Richelieu Ribbed
For Women. All ox-
irn good Value ill silk,
llltlt'k and while only.
$1.50
Dlll Read (ill
[ 3W1“ "’ '
e
Phoenix Silk
Reinforced heel and
too. black and while
only.
90cm.
Main door.
W. .. . -. . __
snvrnalnlvs JOIN
EPISCOPAL
llt-Illlttll's or
(II'
Siltllltl lit-at'll Hllml lust lugllt in limbo
flt‘t' slwm-lu-s bunt, including one ar-
CHURCH duuus one at ”in t‘nnzutlnn (‘lub yr!!-
lcrdlly afternoon,
REGISTER YOUR DOG NOW
.——.—
Until
It Will
clerk for it ”condo for a yl'al' the Hill“
of one dollar for ('tlt'll male or span-ll
doll. and fun dollars» for l-lti'll unspuy'
ml It‘lllal" «log. and twenty-five H‘n'“
additional in t-al-h ('llsl- for lt'flll‘ll‘tl'
lion of said license itflfl the lat: born
l lllt'
'l'l
No. 1 Royal Plantation Codes,
The Very—80st Fresh Made Creamery-The usual Beck-
mann quality. You will be more than pleased with ours.
Alter Dinner Blend Ooii'ee, lb. ......................... 250 4
Challenge Blend Codes. lb. ............................ 22c
Golden Santos codes ............ .. lb. 200, 5 lbs. for 95¢ . i
Watch for the famous 20 little Team—They are coming
48ch l
til
’y l
l
lb..... ................. )30c
A. Elleckmann &Co.
. llnvuy llrmbors
l'pnrt. Ili’ltt bl-t-n film] it Hit the secretary
in! State. , The llllt-llllf‘rill
dint: of groceries. 'l‘llo authorized cull-
.tltlil ullltrtm.
w :lnzll-d is again to lillh' to lll"
llolll l'tiillll, lvulllll; Illllhlll" lllI' ramp
and vultnizlul! lll luunruvvrs. 'l‘ll s w=II
lb" lllt' svrnnd lllllv this regiment bus
-. I lllkltllr up this Work.
,lln lll mo days out of rump.
, iwwk, Ilth-l‘vl'. they um sin-mi frltll'.l"'=‘ldt-llln at South itetwll will join this
gltlllyfl nutty l'l'tllil t'ttlllll. ‘
Limb work they
This .
h‘twt-lllt't-ll men from this ('lllllll huvvi
bm-n oral-red to ('ttulp Joseph H
Johnston. Jacksonville. Flu, for u
t'fltil‘tlt' or ltlflll‘llt'llnll at the quarter“
luuslvrs 'nil‘lvt-rs' ll'lllnlltlt school. I
w.—
DAVEY BROTHERS COMPANY ,
lNCORPORATEO BUSINESS}
-. .. t
A m-rlltlt'utv- of incorporation of tilt
('tllllllltlly of lll‘lfllf"
is the hand
llul Mork lll 1100.000, divided Into if
The firm Marta hullint-lm
‘uppltvullon to l..- taken into till» liwr-
wptll tlolllinlllloll a pull of St
John's Parish of Standard. Pram-u"
ly all the titty members are rititl In
favor this action. Many Hi'lm‘ullillld"
HS
notion and my form the- llitth for i‘
t'lllllll‘l u! Illtll pinch. with .I l'.llllI~lt~l'
in ('Iliti‘llt'.
'l‘bv I‘lllll‘i‘ll uns orlulnnllv organized
by the (‘onureuullonttliat»:
cousins woaKmo "'Too HAHD
llilN'l‘liltlltl” ,tprll :m - Snuluvl
(ltllllllt'l'ri. pun-«Idem or the Amnru-nu
Federation m‘ Labor. said r-llllt‘
lucnt today. llmt he was not ill. but
was overworked ml to roll-wallowi- or.
n strenuous whirlwind .‘tllt'illllnll tour.
.\lr. (iotupors' abrupt lf‘l'llllnflllllll or
his address to labor rut-n burl- hit".
in it
If You Wll! M" 2"“ limiter provided for; and. in lllt' cast?
Cost You 81 Extra
hot: Warden Thomas l“. Walsh with.
(a to call attention to don Ol‘ntil'n the
limo act for the licensing of tllI-lr
dolls without the ti itm- and when the
{housing Home and pasta-u into lll"
bands of the (log warden and the poll-
ulty may be round in the following
do: laws:
Hutton i. l'1\'t~ly 1|th ownc-r ot'
lounel‘ oi it (lop. of mu all» of fill
months or ovvl. t-xwlltinll. limo" lit-pt in.
lit-illit'ltt under -.. konnl'l llr-otlm- as
lll-l't-inal‘lt-l‘ llrovldwl shall. on m lt"lill"'
thf‘ first day of May. or at such time
as such dog llllttll bocotnt- six month.“
old. and In r-ncb vuar thereafter. mum
such don to be registered. mltllbt-rnd
(lot-t'l'lllt'tl no tltt to «It-arty ltIt'ntlfi‘
NIlf‘ll dull, and llt't'niwfl until lhv tlrst~
day of May following. in the town
of n (log bov'lllllnlt six months old af-
ter the first «luv 01' .“itV. tilt» lit-t-nso
fee for the balance ol' the twelve
months shall be a proportional part oi
thl- for charged for one your. and
lit'ttllll’fli‘t' u-ntu for mwb l't‘iilttll‘flllml
and tan; provldo-tl. lht' owner or lump
t-r of our (ltlli which was six months
old or «War on the first day of May.
and who falls to Hill!“ rlif'll dull to ho
Ill'l'llr'l'fl on or bt'inro uultl first llil'v’
of WW shall. in avollrt- a license for
Mll'll «luv. uftm' Maid (lute. pay to tlw
town clerk one dollar in addition to
the {ow lu-ro-lnhttfurv provltlt'tl. Every
pl-t'lmll who rlmll knowingly resistor
as it aptlvt-d dog an unspllyml female
(lot; shall be fined not more than new
on dollars. or imprisoned not mort-
thlln thirty days. or both.
annually
i ,83 ex WashirglomSireet Phone nos
"'t‘llll $30,200 paid in. The lm-orponu
tors mm Peter M. Davey, Michael A.
llltm-y rurl Joseph H. Davey. all 0'
m- Bridgeport.
.. by“ I
Mill" and his quick Will"! in bi.»- lll»
tel, led to ic-nrs that the American In
bor ltlulur'll condition was P’t'l'ltlllrt.
i Since Friday Mr. (Jumpers llltlt mndo
clerk‘s (tflltw ln the town wilt-m snob“ Every town clerk shall.
tlflll lll owned or twin. and shall liver!!!" or MIN? ill" “"I (“W "I Mm"- "I"
around llil llt'fil‘ a collar as llf'N‘lnflllf'I‘ nlsh Lllt- wiretmtln with n lint of ”1"
provided; and shall pay to said town persona owning or harborlnll dogs
who have caused the same to my us:-
i~lvlml, and mid ht-lf't'llflt'll shall them-
upon cause diligent with for unrl'g
latch-ti dogs to be mail!- by the Iltli-l
warden. who shall ulllae pill-'01} will»
int; or lmrborinz the: some to M I'M"
sm-utI-tl as hereinafter provldfll.
Every person owing. kuepinv. m'
bnrborlnn a (lull, who shall violatt any
provision of this m-t for which no nih-
c-r penalty is provided. or any rule l‘ol
restraining or dvslmylna dot", leaallv
made and published. shall be tint-d nor.
more than nevi-n dollars. or imprison-
mi not more than thirty dull. «v mm
BIRMINGHAM ATTOflNEV HELD
IllliMlNIlil’Hl, Ala. Mull 8L- Wll~
llillll \. Iu-nmvn. an mtulnvy oi luv-u.-
Inuhnl‘n. is b 'lfl lintlt'l' $3.000 bomb in
day. by order of (lulled Slater t‘on.
missioncr Wnttl. on the chill-an of
violating the Espionale Act. beams
is charged specifically with saying.
"President. Wilson ought to be
banned and i would like to an- lulu
hangml.” . O.
itlxty llfllli‘ttl and several round-ow
wort! demolished by a «term at lint".
near Fort Worth Texas.
Norwalk Chronicler