Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 9, 1918 · page 9

 

[Locals Lose Hard Eleven-I

‘ third inning the score was 9 to land“;

9 Norwalk lafis’ field work was a éreat

‘ errors chalked up against her.

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Norwalk High School suffered the (ii-mega” (f, 6 0 l 0 0 2 1158.“, 11“” W-Wd
“Aird defeat of the season yesterday Nagy. if, 6 1 2 o 1 u. “ell! We"! Quite an. oration Red!
When “my iositan‘eleven inning game ”Saileglt;_rf,l., _6 l t 0 (l { 'IAWEUAAYJPH‘Y ludifififlefi wiihyourt
to Ansonia High School by the score McGimless' 3b; p; 5 6“ 1 .3 9,. 2 3“ first public statement. legarding your:
.of ‘1‘ ‘0 3- lineman 2b, 6 1 1* I 0 o} _ ,famour tunic aspirations. you “minke,

it is hard to say just what lost the E‘Ieidman, p, 55, . 6 3 3. 0 4‘ 0' w ' IA :92 edition nnV time at all, the sooner
same or in What ~particular phase; 9 Kflllz and @130 Meet Ill ”A9 “it” and 113 Hill 911! of three
gNorwalk is weak The local lads hit, 55 9 16 14 14 5, Open Air Bout flights with youv Well! .Well: that is
,‘llillon {reel}, all through the Same-E Summaries; ‘ A _, Acem'“13li0“8h*f°¥ 2011.. What about

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' In tbeAninthIthey succeeded in setting

A in the tenth, n man on second and one

Two b‘ase hits; ‘ ’l‘arlov,
in the 4th inning Norwalk got 6 \agy Freidman. Morris
hits and two men walked and scored!)
runs and had two men left on bases.

getting a t‘fital of 16 hits to Ansonia' .4

'othi'

It than on third, but-were unable to‘
score him. The same thing happened
on third, yet they couldn't score. The on (In-ors, Foley.
95;, Gregory 2, McGinniS.

es Morris 2, Sheedy. DillO
Frcidman

deal better than Ansonia. who had 14
They
outplayed Awards in every part of the
game, in hitting, pitching and field
work, but despite all went down in“
Ilefeat'. ‘

One outstanding feature of yester- A
duy’s game that spoke well for the;
lreeu and White followers was their,
stick-tolt-iveuess. At the end of thc’

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Score by innings:

 

. what could he more discouraging.r No“ mG m}:
than this at the start of the ganwvi Chicago ..............
In t . f it .1 . tl ,f it g o‘ l’iiisbuigli ............ 9

u. 1.)" o 0“ "g m I“ 00 5 ep, Al’llllildt’lllhla 8
the high school of old. who never gIIVo:(:l-m_innmi _________ 9

I‘ll!) uiiiil the last stcond of the last st Louis ...... . ....... 7

minute was plavcd. stink light to it lliookiVii ............. E.)
Boston ............... A‘I

5‘“ “ "‘1’" u 9‘ ,‘fm pain in sides and back; rheUmI-I
, Teflon-55.3111 7 1 3 0 5 0 fish], backache, kidnevand biadderaii-
.Stevens, C. A; 0 2 1 2 0 merits; and Foley Cathartlc Tablets,‘

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niid Q'ought in the ions in the fifth

and three in the eislitli. IliotebV tying

I the score. But from then on it occur “mm“ _______________ 12
ed as if there was an unsurmouniabie ( icit hind ............ 10
barrier bctwecnsrilnnd home. plalc “locum -------------- 8

. .. , IV‘CVV York ..... . ....... 10

that. the local boys could not get over S! l on ~ ti
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Friedman started off the game for \V'ushiiiytou .......... 5,

_.1 ‘Norwalk, but seemed to how an off nptroii ...... - ......... 6
day. lie was hit freely, in fact, too E’Aliltltlt‘illlilii 'I'

. Ilchinness was tlicn put in the box; to

‘I'WOl‘k for the. remainder

1‘.“

_ els 0I leagueis.

‘ Nothalk batters did Well.

oneaout and practiuilly saved the day

till IIiiIiI—Iliiiis'

A hard or softlcorn or. lcltllus without

E. mass and .sliortiy the etiiire comproot
, and all, lifts right out.

‘ women use it because the corn Ehrtv

 

freely for Norwnlk’s 0an good. letting
Ansonin get lllllP runs in three inniues

 

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Boston 4: Brooklyn 1i

replace Friedman- and did splendid
of the game.
allowing only it few scattered hits and ,
two runs during liltl‘whtlle night iii-
iiiug‘s he pitched. Steieiis as usual.
tplaVcd the same sleudv game as be ill
ways does and incidentallV tapped the
imiseliide for two {libs s. \agy’ is
work was remarkable. He was a legit-
lur Benny Kauai. .He'rpeyinn’od to built!
Ii grudge against. Dillon. for every
time he got .1 chance at but hoinvurl-
:I’Iiy reached the first but; without
1i0tihlc. H9; is a good man in the
field. mibbina‘ anything llllll. came
near him in the shape of flVAs,I'grtiitnd-

American Leagu
Philadelphia 5;
Chilean”, ‘l;‘ C‘ltAV’Wltihd. .I.
St. Louis 8; l)ctioi,l 1.

 

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starts at 3:45.
Brooklyn ill. Boston.
Cincinnati at St, Louis.
At‘lilcngo Iii Pittsburgh.

 

llosion Iii Wasliin ion.
Dillon, though lneffccthe below the g

responsible. for apretiy double-play in

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the fifth with two iiieii 90h base and; ‘

 

Alex Nanny.

for his team
in that his team would

The score:
Ansonia (11)

 

Stevens 2.:
,'LindleV, th
Dillon, AFreelby, .BIIIke. First on balls,
3: 5; off Freidmsn, 2; 011‘ Mcfi
‘Ginneso 0 Siiuck out by Dillon 11; Allen
D) i‘reidmau. 4; by McGinuess t Left “Gig,"
on buses, Ansc—nla 8*, Noi‘walk 15. Don-
ble plays, Foley to Roswell. First base
Hit by pitcher, Fol-
Stoien has-
2. AFoiey,

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National League.
Won Lost

American League
Wuii Lost

National Leaoue.
Philadelphia“ .-

6.

Ngtlonal League.
' Philadelphia at Now York.

“American Lo-NIOIIC.
New York ill l’lilludelpliiu.

Stevens, Gregory
lock. Sacrifice hits Stevens, Boswell.

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STANDINGS on THE CLUBS.

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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS,

("inciiitriti 9: St. Louis. 6.
lineage. litfll’ittsburglu 1. ,.

New Unit, 2

Washington, 14; l‘lostop. 1

He “'8“ SPRWGWOODS CHALLENGE ST. Ant Inc.

15 Lowe stiect.
Motris played Well and Norwaik manager of the Snringwoodl would meet. mp
, by moans of a good hefty bat and a baseball nim- mitts to The Advocate; \iavbe he can lick me but im. _wytllnz
*good eye, climbed up a stop or so

. . like to play Sl'
_ the league’s. batting list... .

‘Mary‘ a nine of fituiiifoid on SundayA “m, numb“ of rounds at 1‘35 p
next. _He asks that .St \larv s Manager 3 o‘c.iock w-m, should hp ask to mum ington Lodge Shepherds of Beth] her,

comuiunicai A with him at, once

 

[the time you came to Nonaik fiid
practically implorecl Km to go on an
e exhibition with amp for the benefit of
1the Red C: " HIM didarau know that.
two of your tolleagues who areApl‘otty

The following article appeared in
Is morning’s edition of the Bride.
port Telegram an speaks for itself:

Stating that it would back Red

lofcal hnid sloughiug light.- close to you and know when . they

AKunz of (”8to:0 i391": Battling are talking about “we to “Em“ VVlth
Brown of New ogre or ( life the dune concerning firearms. double.
11".“! Ralph cross stunt that was to be pulled ofl’.

,Broun, president of the Laksco club
which is compost of membeis of the
workiiiu force. of the Lake Torpedo
Boat Company let the newt; be known
,1th night.’
A Brown also stated that it was lils
intention to stage a fifteen or twenty
Iouriri encounter between Red Allen
,nnd either Kunz or Brown in the open
lair at Avon Paik in Stratford. He stat-
ed that he intended to promote this
PC- ibout about tht middle of June.
944, Just at picucnt BioVVn is in work on
706 the Luksco l'fild fot the iattct part of
529 this month iilld which as originally
E43; planned was it, be staged on the 27th,
368 but it is now beliciod will he set back
.333 ii. few time It was intended to use
.278‘ili the mainbout , of fifteen stanza;
filialtliiiu‘ Levinsky and (flay Turner

And he “ran out"
with you.
uiaijeiiougli and had a little of the
real stuff in back of you when you
tried for a match with Kunz and offer.
ed him some kind- of inducements
Kunz would have been only too pleas-
ed to jump into the This and rock you
to rleepw‘itli about a half dozen of
his i'uuioiiarnnd effective jabs.
Chic llrowii it they don’t “rock" you
when llv lands one on your lender.
lain,

Your new matchmaker tells us that
you will fight Kilnl for a side he! of

of two: other Scraps

4. Sill-

llbw long
lied, since
(licltit lllL’?

o'clock in the afternoon.
have V’Oll IIeAAiI champion,
you iil‘l: doing so much

RC, h . _ , ‘ Ruhr. is the liiziitwcitzlit champion of
til it i.I now doubt - . — _ _ .
£00 in ill on ”u PM t 2]: ‘lf ?1un(;;‘“\:2 tlic state and it is up to hint to sot
. . v . I . . s w . . . .
”5' I W W! ’ tlic wrirlit lyl‘tfl'ltlt‘d it is within the
:533 the piiiiI-ipuls in the iiiainor will

lcuiiiiiiuto limits of the proper Wright
and Kuiw. says 1:28 at 3 o‘clock,
that is prop ~r weight. if you wish Iiii

Jill” not be available for ll tow dilT-‘H
.471 pllbllt‘ily of Ilie plans at this juncture

' .‘Al .
'l and

A? would injure the show in the ostiimi- , .
. a . n I example of who III-ts the weight, tulit-
41., tion of the promoters. , .
- ‘ . (liuiiipioii .lolIIIIiV' Kilbuno for in.
Regarding the staziiic of the llolit , , ,
stance. “llt‘l'l(~\'t‘i' he fights llltl on

tin which [led Allcn would face either
I lint iV’iiiIz or Chic, Brown in the chief
Anitr’ufillom the head of tlic Laksco
A‘It‘lub stutcd last night that if Kiinz
~VV'ould post a forfeit of $500 as a side
' lIct ht‘ would turiiish a like sum for
AAllcu and if Kunr. would wclim to ill
135 at thicc o'clock on the d- IV of IlIc
,bout he felt, confident thin the iocnliic
lwould spring a kuvo on the 51mg dis-

ponc'iits havi- to make l’22 pounds and
he 900s in fit cIIttliniglits

Do VIIiI icn ciiilicr what you told a
tertiilii poison (who has witnesses
and run pioir the truth of the follow-

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when you said you would meet Ktiiiz
any limo, |llil("‘, at an’y‘weltzlit for any
amount of moncv. WAS thought it wufi

Apciinei fi om South ‘Nowoik and before ‘nbmit'IinIc for you {.0 dctraci ”m
WHE E THEY PLAY TO- DAY Attic son: sounded to: the final frail!“ smmmm , «It ‘ ‘ ' ‘
A i .4 the Brldifi‘port halitloi‘ {room be it» 3‘“ 3"" Al ““1” 1'; RNA 01. if“
(“mic turned the mm by we sleep rmm,I ‘soiiitbo V to buck Vou lot 3 Aie
.. . rc you coins: bonds for, it'.’ \V0 Iy not

When spoken to hit-it uiizlit
igllltllng matches with Battlingr Kiinz.
(‘liic_BiuVVIiT.chE,1Réd_-I Allen. lli‘if
poit s sluugluc lightweight, said:
A“ notice in yesterdm s papcis
Atlitit Buttliny Kunz got married and:
‘ioid the bout that he wanted It crack
Well liiI IcudV to take on
Kunz iii any time and the snnnei the
licttci. no ran out of three bouts with
801““ Iiic aftci he saw his wind that lic
is he afraid of mo?

‘l‘nisc the time if your hacker hue
_iIiiIclI loose thong.)
ti hid to iiinlic a little iiioio Iii would
come in hundV now) "

 

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A‘”"_‘".‘I.K
RESTA HAD TO TAKE IEST .
HARTFORD, Mav ‘l.—-n-iiio Rosin.
the auto I'acci “(as compelled to go

when he applied for It iicé‘iise to diiyc
his (‘lll VVhile livlnu thiiipoimllV in a
Connecticut town

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lighting him
minds MA The class initiation of Lady Wash

.to take the chance of
when he claims “'1“ All! held this evening and each and
E‘en m that ill every member who attends is re-
\ii i want on sted to biing cake. The meeting
an heat will start at 8 o'clock sharp "

in iii 138 at“ .I o 'clock
,to be a llnliiwcirzlit?
Ego on with at that wt.cl lit

 

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:III r h po. a c. .
Norris, cf, 6 2 2 0 0 2 Advertise in The Séutiuel.‘
Lindlcy. ri‘ n‘ l 2 0 o 3 -,,._.-._.,:-i-.I_L.._._L- .- ,
‘ShePdi-lf- ‘3 0 1 0 0 ‘4. cur THIS‘OUT—IT is WORTH
Iiiiion,p, ii I 2 0 0 ii MONEY
Foley, (3, 6 2 l 0 0 2;
'BOSWGH- 11" 5 1 '1 9 1 3.énciose with So and mail it to Foley
Kennedy. ss, 5 1 1 ° 3 11a C0,; 2335 snemeid.avenue,ohicago.
3“!”99‘hy- 21’- 5 1 3 1 3 ’_..1ll writing your name and address
lilll‘kf‘. 3". 5 2 2 0 2 0 clearly. You Will receive in returna

50 11 15 10 9 14
Norwalk (9)

 

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I“. “W. Ais tV chance to prove that l c

Don 't miss this; Cut out this slip. this city on the 15th heic

‘ ‘ Atrial package containing Foley's Hon-
er and 'l‘ar Compound for coughs.
colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills.

-a wholesome and thoroughly . cleans-
ing cathartic, for constipation; ibiii
, ousness, headache and sluggish bow-
els-ssullmmawall carporafl'

 

Kiinz You will notice that 1 am not , ,
ito be used against Louis Bogiish of , AFTER Tflhfii YEARS» , w
The “'0 A Many men and women me sick and
moters of the show are sore on me and' don't know it Some- never. discover
as they ate afraid that i will beat they have 'tidney.tronble mm they
this wop so harm that he. will want to all y for life insurance The kidneys
can the ring, 1 was hosed out of the and working at thoifime. filtering poi
match. You know one at the men in notions We t oil the blood stream
the next show is the real manager of and when 8% Wine: weakened or
this Boaash »'I‘heV wanted me to go deranged. backache pains insides and
on for $7 5 and to put tip $50 for a fer- graham!) called ”rheumatism, “mm“
ML" ’ ines‘, swollen 10intaand other syrup

As for Chic Brown Allen said: "i'll toms develop W “.B Moss, Ogden,
meet Chic BI own any time and I guess Ark" Writes: "Foley Kidney Pills re
I can beat him again. You know i lleved me of severe kidney troubles 0.!

 

 

beat him once. Why does he not otli three years ate“liug.-8tllison- Powoll
:er men to box him while i am on the Corporation.

 

Pill CORN 0AA lAAES

Well, ifryounwere- only. pop- 9

(Ash

$56“ and lV’iInz must weigh 183 at three

int?) in Norwnik liiiil Sundoycveninuf

so .
Kiiiiz would be'

NEWVHAVEN, Conn, May 9,—Gov
ernor Marcus H. Holcomb has refused
to permit the Willard-Fulton light In
take place in Connecticut. Recently
J. P, Muli‘ihlll, of New Haired, who
has been seeking to bring the fight
to this state, wrote to the governor
asking for; his saIICUOII. ‘ Governor
Holcomb in a reply, made public last
night by Mulvihill says:

“Of course this boxing contest
what is commonly known as a prize
fight» between the heavyweight cham-
pion and one who desires toconteut
the championship. This comes within
the provision of our general statutes
which makes iheprincipal and seconds
in a prize fight liable. to a fine and im-
prisonment. It should be obvious to
you that the. governor of ‘tlie state
could not giV‘e permission for such it
contest to he lwld in this state, (ll’ for
any act which is prohibited by
tilts}!

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WAR CHARITY BALL GAME

CHICAGO. Mav S.~~—An assooiuuun‘

of old time baseball players has boon
formed as a result of the war chat-Aw
some arronued between players of II
decade and more ago. which will 1w
played here tomorrow. This announce
input was made today, when the lineup
for the some was given out. in Ell"
list of names appears that of tho ei'aii-
L'clist, Billy Sunday, who will play
right field on one team; Fl‘t‘d Pfeffcr.
famous in his day as it second buse-
liltin‘ Wet- .\lcf‘.iil and Tony Miillunc.‘
opposing « pitclifi‘s: "Kid" A City (de
.liike Stuhl, Jimmy Ryan. Bari-V- itc-
Coi'mlck and Frank Houseman.

 

TITLE “sour FOR EAST '
CHICAGO, Mm 9.~Colouel J. ‘(‘.-
Illlllei intimated today that theiM’I‘l-
lai‘d-i‘iilton fight will he held in NH“
Jersey or New Haven. He left for the
East inst night anyiuc both places.
liud offend
, be refused.

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CHARGED WATH _STEALING
’ ‘ nébBRos ‘46 .
A lliidgcpoxt. I\lay SmEiyuiiIii TuVlor
was nirosted today on complaint of the
AAIuorlonn Graphophonc Company.
Acharged with theft of 81. 50V) worth of
phonograph records; Taylor came here

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iliiouuh the same tests as iinl'nno elsoglicie front Bethlehem. Court. a year ‘fiaemlnatlon to perform the paced; the toleratlon you are enjmlnk, find

‘ngo lie is being held in st, 000 bull.

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GERMANS GIVE UP THEIR
CLOTHES
AMSTERDAM. May 8. “The flu (If.

forthwith 40,000 complete second hand
suits for war workers, principally
those enraged in railway and farming,
work. it is to be a. ‘V‘Ollllltal'y surren-
der against a small payment? but

, warning is given that if-the clothes are

not, forthcoming they will be taken by
force. This applies especially 'to per-
sons Whose social position warrants
theia'sumption that their Wardrobes
tire well-stacked. .

Monday Virus ' the first tlay for col
letting and'iieposiiorieu were "opened
for the purpose. There was a rush of
peoplefliaden with old coats. and trott-
sets" who did’uotcnnreai their anxiety
to get f poisesislou of 'a' certificate

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empting them t'i om official inspection
of their wardrobes. ‘ ‘

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AR'A‘ti‘ti’ telegram today from

inducements that cannot

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Itsary labor and accept the necessary odieo
:samiilcs and the like spirit which has work 10 do, and do it N; :31?” con.
now liecoiiic manifest throughout our man. rich orpoor has 3 8T kl; heed

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Beilin has been ordered to producese‘ (Signed)

handed to "voluntary” contiibiilois ox.

 

 

'3: “any; ’1':

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plunged dic-

Veen piavre s of Its-dopedoiand more
.ab‘i. which will be IRENE“! at pmcqgo
(Dd; .‘-. 1.; A lineup ulthorold timers
will be Billy Sunlay, who will play
right field; Fred Pfeffer, famous in
his day as u second « basemanyr' Wee
mom and Toni- Mullahs. opposing
pitches-SI. Kid Gleason, Jake ‘ Stunt,
Jimmyi iayan, Barry}. waradokiand .
Frank dlonaenian are among the other
, veteran: who will gunshot wine'green.

A Fred Ludei us the his first baseman ‘9 war charity same
:of the Phillies and one of the rum:
Adangeious li‘itteis in the Nation
League, carried away the batting ho;
ors in the game between the Giant
and Phillies at the Polo Grounds yes-
lei-day. Ludnrous made three hits off
the‘ delivery of Pol Perrltt, and the
last. one camp near leading to Perritt’s
defeat. It came in the ninth inning
and started the raily'whieh ended only
on the decision of umpire Moran.

 

 

 

 

Manager Lee Fohl is using Joe Wood
to good avautage in left field. The
once famous moltebali artist whose
pitching wing refuses to yield «to a
treatment he undErWent during spring
training, is acquitting himself most
acceptably in left field.. both as a
flelderand hitter. And now the Cleve-
land owners are she-ding no tears for
the tidy sum it is reported they paid
for his services. Wood gives all signs
ordcrcloping Into a stellar outfielder,
as even when he ascended thepitch-

»~ Only the Innsportsmaniike custom.
which permits a champion in safe—
guard his title in a no decision bout
enabled Pete Herman of New .. Qr-
leans, to wear the bantam c‘rotflizt‘o-
day, fut he ieceiied a fine lacing' by
Young Chaney of Baltimore in the hot-
test ten round encountei seen in Bal-
timore in many a dav. ‘

Herman was not shaded, he was
beaten, outbbxod, outslugged and even
outgamcd.

 

 

 

 

in: mound his presence in the ho)" A
score as a lIIItsiuanAulWaV-s was it’ll. Jack Barry‘s Boetoni Navy Yard ‘
A baseball team received a body blow

The second auto race driver of no yesterday when orders were issued .

from tlic'ofilce of Rear Admiral Wood
which detached six of the players

the Hnrii'
tlic

Vtional reputation to enter
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Slicvimhcad Bay Speedway on Decors from the command of Capt. iiush at
lion Day, is lra \‘nll, 'tlic Brooklyn the new." “fil‘da

liomcbrcd. iic sent his entry for the

$30,000 classic last night. This cvent,’ Rummy Mnyunville, Mike AllcNaliy,

Herbert Pennock, Lawton \\'itt, Leo
(‘allahaii and lie] Garner were sent to
Ailiiiii'zii \Yood‘s office. in case of oth~
er sailors Ilii< generally means sea' du-

st 1000 miles, will feature the first
his track most of the season.

An assti"iniion of old time baseball

piuV'IArs has been formed as it result of t\‘ at our“

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WAR MAKERS CQNEERENCE

"gg‘nt Wilson approves of Gathre- Alabama ”Sues Warning to .Th‘?“

to Be Held Next Saturday .
W' llkR’l‘iORD, May 7.-—‘Tlie i‘oniiiAc A ““10 Fall ‘3' Produce Any
ing

ilcmfitatc Council of Defense icccii
BlR‘ilVGHAM. Ala

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President May 8. —-0na

\VllANl All MAMA ”‘9 “mum“ 9“ liuudied and fifty whiicioii‘ed ii'i‘tan in

l)l"(t~:~‘(‘(l his appreciation of the plan . rrV’ln an
Im the state. conference of war work K“ Klux Km“ “”0”“ far agt'the
rt . In it'd held Saturday aiminoon and Aiiiciican flag and a thin c 055

. wing in vim IitV ‘v {lOzid of the procession iodc through
. “‘0 not of- the president e W.” the sheets of Bitmingliani that night,
Am; in foilowa: writhing idlers to find WOik to do

' .. I “I I I ‘ .
, ’bA 21:1: €31,212?“ 1141,1333 com, The rldeis distiibitted cnids saying
A “tiny I not expi ass in Iii». war the Unltcd. States is at won that ev-

workers of Connecticut Iiiv piofoiuiil 9“. man is. needed—except {hosg

appreciation of are public 1mm the: whose attitude is hostile to the gov
a you is on a wax con crept-re

.Efmiégrg, 0“ Wm. 11‘ in our filth! “g, eminent-mud that the “Kllan intends“:

the Iixlit of free men. the world 0V ei, see that there is no id mean

your efforts and the efforts of your cards gm in park

fellow citizens are a vital factor. Your a" you wOitid he justly entitled to

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nation ieasuie a stricken world that suine' Without producing.
our idciis of justice and humanity and and go to work The eye of scrutiny
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HARTFORD. May 9.——Thei\iay term
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[at 12:30 yesterday noon. after the
hearing of the Hartford- Aeina National
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