INN FE ERS
CONCERNED IN
GERMAN PLOT
” (Continued from Page One) i
1" I
.iicll‘icn. a few days htt'orc dc‘Valeraz‘
an elected president of the Stunt“ W :_ _ .\
oinat Dublin. Since the patssag, or’fimm
VI; .5. k
2 Irish Conscription hill. de Valerat SP RTDO
‘-’i
Tl
noes with John Dillon. , . 5‘ ~
William Cosmve was'elected Mom 3*
.er ot'I Parliament for Kilkenny last
ugust. In a speech several days
ate-r, lie said the lrish would fight .Ger-i
an domininaiion. He was selected
I accompany slaw gold Mayor of Dub—
in on his promosu to the united
:2 ates in connection with,the anti-con-
-eription W in iroland.
Oneof the most pmminent figures in
be Dublin revolt in 1916 was. Countess
z rgina Markievicz. She led a part
I the Sinn Fein forces and was report-
2‘ to have'personally killed a guard
‘11 an effort-to capture‘mtvlin Castle.
be returned to Dublin last July. Last
'I .cember 3, two boys were arrested
"bile carrying high explosives from
cotland to Ireland. They were [‘6'
tm'tcd to be members of a Boy Scout-
irganizntion headed by (‘onntoss Mar-
evicz.
Arthur Griflith has aided the Sim
cm by his pen and counsels more
ban by active lcadcrship. He tool:
no part in the lighting of Easter-week,
ml at various titties has behold-cun-
lot. with de. Valera. who is of a more
nnaticai type. Dc Valera was born
in New York city. of a Spanish father
nd an lrish mother.
Although thcrc have been many ru~
not-s concerning events in lreland, the
news received from Dublin early this
morning 08 the arrosts mode in ice-
land and of Lord French's proclama-
tion. that certain (it tho King's sub-
jects “have clitoral into trt-vzl'sonablc
cmmnuuication with lltt‘ lcrmun cn-
eluy." crctitod a sensation. Sonic do)”:~
lino Sir Edward t‘arson. tllc Irish lin-
louist leadcr. said in u. lettcr to the
gnvorimicnt that ho know certain per-
sons in lrclund huti bccu in communi-
2: been very active in working
gainst it, and has had many confer;
ing.
Music for Ends) night willhie lug;-
nished by the band of sixty pieces ,_ of
the 11.8. 'S,.Rocrolt at Union-Square.
the services ogwhlch were enema by
LieutenantaOommander Newton Mans-
field.
Earl Hamilton has gone into the My
my with six straight victories to his
credit. in the American League last
season he Gould not win a game. That.
was due largely to his slow mcoVbry
from an automobile accident. but. psy-
chology may be at the bottom of his
,triuniph as a Pirate. Change of scene
and the return of confidence made him
a new pitcher. They have worked
wonders for many another player. The
psychology may have had some efiect
on the other fellows, too, for once a’
pitcher gives the impression that he is
the king the other fellows usually get
to believe it.
W
In order to fill the gap made vacant
at second base by the illness of Larry
Dovie. Manager ‘McGraw today pur-
chased the release of Bert Nté'notf
trout thc St. Louis Cardinals. The
second baseman will reach Cincinnati
today in time to play in the fourth
annu- of the sci‘les with the Reds.
McGi‘nw has been hunting about for
'a capable man to take Doyle‘s place
Followers of basketball will remem- for some tinic. Jose Rodriguez. tht‘
be" the "‘lighmmfi tl“i"*‘".°f 001“” little Cuban, did ful‘l'ly well. both at,
which never lost a game in 1010-11. ”l9 bat and in the field for a“, first
Most of the old team are now in a dif— ‘ few data as Doyle's substitute. but his
tercnt sort of a tight. “Babc” Ben batting is very weak.
5‘0“. forward, is 1“ ll‘ 5‘ “9W Benson. it was said thatItho Giants Dilld $3.-
Sanitarv t‘orps: "BOD" Illahon, for 000 in cash for his services."
ward, is Capt. Mutton. Field Artillcry.
now in France: "Art" Alexander is'
Limit. Alcxunder, Ordnance Corps, and
"Tcd" Kicndl and Murray Lac, guards
will soon be in the scrvicc.
(‘oliititbia. Pennsylvania, the Navv
_-
‘Eddic Ainsmith has caught cv‘crv in
him: of c\‘cr.\' game played by the
’ \‘\'asbington club this scason, and un-
less put out of thc gamgbi‘: severe in-
jury will continuc to pinv in the hope
, , of scttinsr up a new record or count-
und Syrucusc will close thcir rowmc; ling thc old muck. For scvcrai years
l
t
I
l
I
t
‘.
i
i
u
‘
Aysns wHo * ‘TRY 70 av
WAR SERVICE “SHOULD BE
YANKED m'ro THE
ARMY"
p
fBan';Johnson, President of AmericanI
' J: We, Ha: Taken 'UpAMattor With!
flint-leg M. Schwab Regaining Thus
Who Seek Employment in Ship-
Vans.
NICAGO, ‘May 18.—-Basehall play-
soughtIemploymentI in shipyards and
other war industries in an ”alumni
attempt to evade military service
"should be ,v , lied into the army by
the coat collar," Ban Johnson. presi-
dent of the American League said in
a statement gimp out here last night.
Mr. Johnson saldthe had taken up
the question with Charles M. Sch'VIab.
whois in charge-of the gdvom‘ment's
shipbuilding program. and that the lat-
ter assured him that no overtures
would be made to players in class Al
to engage in shipbuilding.
“The Amcrican Leanne does not 110-
stre, to impugn the. motives of tho
players who havc :onc into this work,"
Mr. Johnson said. "Some 0! them arc
patriotic. lint it" thcrc are any ot.’
them who urn in class A] i hope Pro-
vost Marshal mineral Omit-dei- malts
‘them from the shipyards and stout
works by tho coat collar and places
them in viilltnmlli‘llw to prepare to:
l'uturc cvcntw on tho \vcstorn front."
POLICE COMMISSiONER REMOVED
FARES MAY GO HIGHER
ADEl GOVERNMENT PRIDTECTs um.
FORM OF THE BOY
SCOUTS OF AMERICA1
Arrests Follow Persistant Ule of Garb
Resembiing That of Army by 0th.
cers of Other~0rganizationa
,. With Military Tum. ’
l NEW roux. May 17.~Letters and!
ltelegrams received at National head
équatters of the Boy Scouts of America i
3200 Fifth avenue, indicate widespread
mis‘undcrstanding concerning the ar-
Iother emcers of the organization
‘styicn the United States Boy shout.
for violating tin.a law by wearing uni-
forms similar to those of the United
States Army. in order to make the
matter clear to the public, James is.
West, (‘hief Scout eecutivc oi the
Boy Scouts of America. today gave
out the following statement:
"'It seems strange that there should
still be confusion in the minds of many
of us as to the. difference between the
great iioy Scouts of America and the
very small organization which is in
no sense a rival body but has gained
notoriety in someIlocalitics by prey-
‘ing on the good name and reputation
of the Boy Scouts of America. The
arrests in Boston are, we undcistand,
a part of the War Department’s gonor-
ai plan to prcvcnt persons not entitled
to tin» pl‘lYllt go from wearing uniforms
similar to tltosc urcd by tho ofi'iccrs
and mom of thc linitcrl Show Army.
a prohibition which does not apply to
tho iloy Scouts of America bemuw
Concrcss has granted lhcm thc right
in lltl‘ll' army—ltkc uniforms. and tin-y
arc the only boys in the country who
‘arc given this |‘lrt\'lln;:t-‘.
“in scction 12:3 of the Army itccr-
Kunizution Law. approved Juno 3'. 19M
Illl” National Guard. The llov Scouts
m:
Y IS milling: '
EN EM .
FOR MIGHTY ATTACK,
GREATER IF POSSIBLE
ggzéT THAT 0!? MARCH
(Continued from First Page.)
til‘l'ti’\lt‘tl. as has llr. Dillon. Three
'of tlic Slim Fciucra wcrc activc inl '
ems of the major'vleagues '50 ha"“9Irost of the local commander and fourtthc Dublin revolt in Easter Week . __.”k
of 1918.
The proclamation calls upon the
Irish to cnlist voluntarily to aid
i the maintenance of the govern-
ment, and says measures will be
taken to facilitate such recruiting.
This may be an indication that the
government has decided not to en-
forco conscription at once.
WASHINGTON, May lS.—~Au-
other ofiicial American com-
muniquc from .Gcncral .l’crshlug
was made public today by the War
Department. .
Ueucral Pershing tr
I
ansmitted
details of the bringing down of‘
by (‘upthiu‘
two ticriuan pluucs
l’ctcrson of tlic Amcrican lil‘l’ll)’,
\t'llllt‘ aviators were waiting for a
brunch general coming to confer
lt.‘t't)l'iill()lw.
'l‘hc tcxt of thc t'Iiiililillillt‘ilit' fol-
lows:
“llcudquarion Aincricau Ex-
pctiitionury Forccs. May 16, 1018.
"Scoliou A-- in Loraine patrol-
l
l of Amcrica, and the Naval Militia arc ling was uctivc and there was again
I ‘WASIIIYG'I‘UN.
:igu ll. A. Stone, U. S. Naval Re-
Iscrvcs. of Norfolk. Van, ’gi‘rcn up
Iior drowned in the English Chan-
Incl last nioutlinas safely arrived
‘inu London, accordingto informa‘
Itiori received here totlInIv from the.
ill: idon rcpneseutativc of the Coin-
n‘» ice on Public Information.
' right)" hour. 't-titlmut. food 01'
'llltlt‘l‘lnltlt’ of a set»,
‘ tllt’ licfulc he was saved.
J
i -__. .
1 AFTER THREE vms
t Many men and women are sick and
idon't know-it. Some Inevei- discover
libey have kidney trouble until the?
Iappiy for life insurance. The\kldneys
[are working all this time, filtering'poi-
‘sonous waste out of the blood stream.
Ind when they become weakened or
deranged, backache, pains in sides and
mills, so-called rheumatism. languid
nos, swollen joints and other symp
toms develop. W. B. M038.
Ari-L, writes: "Foley Kidney Pills re-
illeved me of severe kidney troubles of
three years sts'iing.—Stlllson-Powell
Corporation. .
‘Noticc tO'Noi-wnlk Property
' Writers. , ,
People are coming lorealizsthat
many animosity- [insane calmed
from neglect. most house fires be—
ing due toohim’aleys being burned
out. The cleaning of mayonna-
'itli a companion, Stone clung?
Ogden. - '-
t.‘ §—“: IV
M‘diV Ills-Elk “
sin -
.33.! ‘1
«AM.-
tuft
.lil'
. k
l
.
L..-
t...
u in
H:
“X“
as.
(.5?
z'.
t
n it .
\br
is. <- -.
.
-3
seasons this afternoon With their pur- Ainsmith divided thc work behind tllt‘.
ticipution in thonattonal intercollegi-
utc i'cnutta on the «Severn at Annapo-
olis. For Syiacusc it is both thc lit-gin-
hing as wcil as tho end of thc com
patch. l’ox“ iIt~I rIcprcscntativc-s have
towed no race this year. Today the
g thc only three organizations scpcci- incrcuxc ol' urtillcr-Iv iirc. Utlicru'isc
'l‘ruuciiuu on tut: railroad mav lw-I IitaiIlyInunIlrd as untitled to their prc- 1|“. (1“); ““5 quict m pululs occu—
l”1:11.15it'tll‘iliflioll‘.‘.1t.‘.i‘i£§.’1l”“‘ ‘" W'“."-" 9”" “W"? . in rainy weather, as awn“, l1“?
"Thorc is cvidcncc also in‘nimsuccs "buctluii Bfil “HWUIHNI coll- ch'unneys catch tire very 035th
frim various ('illi‘s that um Iftllivi t’t‘i‘lllllg bringing down hostile ulr~ AIIOthl' reason is from’soot. Th9 I ‘
Slut": ioyI Scout Iiza continuing izs plum». ut about noon, Illa)“ 15I prc- draft is closed ofi‘ and the fire in "* ‘
:‘I‘IIEWIJIHIIFII‘IP’I‘I‘IlI‘IIIIdII”‘ITI‘I'I‘IIIII-‘IIrl‘II‘I’dIItfijl'I'in’I‘I \‘iuuslIv rcpurtt-Itl. \‘llit'li aviators the stove or furnace’furns badly.
lllliti'viislull lltlll thcv vmxc aiding llil‘ WM.“ “1mm; 1m, l‘i‘cllt‘Ili (mitt-lull There are very few me“ Who “n"
rcul Boy Scout: ul' .hiiict‘ica. ’i'lic nut»- “I‘h” was coming to conlcr dcwm' dsrstand this Occupation thorough-
iIic should undcrstnnti that tlic in... littltS.I2lIl‘t‘Ill*1 lI'oIllmvs: . 1y andeish to solicit this kind of " m.
:chItIiItIa IIrIIfIIIItIIiIn(IrIiItI-nIIII;IIniakItInIth nIt-i II\II~L “\\ lulu \\'tllilllf._l”. (uptulu Peter» work; For twenty years chnnney‘ t.
(.m- bu;- an} tintibt III‘II- IIIIIIIIIIII: IIIII-II s'mt nuuchIntt ascent illltl ciicouiitct- cleaning was my occupation m an_
Scouts uniform he can casiiv ”VHF" M 1“” twi‘inuli Mun“ .‘md allot Other country'- I know that the ‘
it by inquiry“ at his local liar tit-cum EM” “”1“ “”1““ 0““ minutc, 1“" public will soon realize that there ‘
isa necessity for such a. man thor—
ougly understanding his business
neys have been neglected, result-
cation with tin» tnmm.'but it was gon-
ing in the accumulation of tar, and
emiiy tukcn to lltt’tllt sonic nitimp.;rt-
all! individual conducted with tho llltlll
wan was captured after landing rccont~
ly on tho lrish coast in a collapsible
Stout. The lltlllll‘t" of tho urrcst'x taken
in connection with the pontingof Lord
'Pwitc‘i’s proclamation. liowcvcr. indi-
cates. that tho pct‘solls referred to are
the heads of the Sixth F‘ciri govern
mom” and that. thc government pos.
sosscs evidence against them.
t.0'.\I'DQIlI\'. May tSr-lreland and
Irish nfi‘airs again huxc conic to the
fore. Discovery of a German plot in‘
voiving certin permits in lrciaud was
announced last night in Dublin by the
issuance oi" proclalllzttibn' signed by Ed-
ward Sbortt.‘ chiui‘ sccrcttu'y for in»
but with John Honry. now with ~1fic
iltislnn ilmvw, ‘fiut ut the prcscnt
timc Aiusmlth is thc onlv cxpcrtenccd
and dcpcudnbic cuichcr on Grlilltii'<
payroll, lie is hard and willing work»
, or. licvt‘c his ambition to only in tlit‘
0mm" “'m send only a ”88mm game. lrifiiih is willing to permit
“1“" into competition. for“ thi‘ night him to stay. but will multc no promis-
which bur hm)“ row-inc (us its was”), cs. as he bclicves that it muv bc ud-
failed to conic up to oxpcotuttopsyml ‘ vuntttucotls to tukc Aimsmitb out at
it wasngl entered. Report has it‘lhut ccrtuitt timcs.
old .nmj't‘ti‘n Eyck'sg: t‘t‘osmttcn ime " _
beutcn tiioo'arsitifi repeatedly W" out; STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS.
and scvcn icngths. MW___
topic it tn-uuinc i\:.\ur\ within it Hit)”
timc. for thc indications are that tlu‘
cud oi" Mic incrcas‘nc of rotors is not
yet at hand. A larc or somcthinc
ovcr unc dollar and :1 half bctwccn
this cliv and thvvl‘orit is probable.
for if u tlu'cnccut rutc is adoptcd as
occurs to bc cxpcctcd. tho t’urc. «wildli-
slve of tim war tux would bc $.26 and
'thc night per tcnt tax would brim: the'
total to ncuriy two dollars. Ratcs to
'othor points on tho Now litivcn sys-
rtcm would he in proportion. ‘
This is u result of catimzites made“
.nr Anlerhvu IlliadquaruinaI Thyr.) ho lllI\ Sl‘l} SlltllN I'll fil':’~t “I‘ld l'll'lL'Qll
will find also that no military tillc‘l m sctfntul. First [ilum- bum in
" American League. .
William Kliltt'cr. cutcbcr (if ihc (‘ltl-i i
. ., . . , _ a, ._ W‘nlmst P.(‘ . . ., .. ‘H -. ,., , . ,.
:IaIIrId {nIItIiItIIIIpIuIIIuItIItIIfIItli Lo: d i...uttn \' II I IIIIIII lHttPl‘V mate of [hump 17“ in 6:10 bv I.Rih.flad(‘1fictfl]5 that an “mm-emu :1)? “$31.13. ”bollrisilimiolm‘tbwout? llillllm littl‘Ui‘o hitting ground and and remedying all these troubles.
, w. w - . ,w .; onzs' : . t‘..- . . . .., ‘« 4c I .‘r'is vrczc ~ ,. . . . .
'l‘hc proclamation own..- that prit- £370, 1. ‘m V‘mnd Alexander withMW York ------------ 1" ‘1 MIMI 0‘ at ‘9“ 3° 1"” ““‘- '“ mm“ mm spasmodic buy “WWW... m “‘“M “I" WW1 “WI W“ N For this occupation I have all the ».
v . . . . ‘ . Hi . “m" e ‘ ‘ (Tit-\‘clnutl ......... 1.1.1 1‘.‘ m2» and umscngcr rum; will but arm‘s-I “a.“ < . t. . , . t‘l‘lllli ilc u i \vlicu “curing“ mirth. - ' n “
is: subptts width. in llt.lll'ltl time i i “.1. purch'tsPd last \vintct‘ I II In" 1 . h, a. m Lit rust. of th. initpa I II . lI . . . I necessary too . c an 0 GI,
cittcrcd into trczlsoiiubic (‘lllillpmliva‘ .“ 10m Iic IIItInIIIII IIIII [mp III II post i hiputzo ............... I; III lgtflt soti' this your to “H.” thc higher cost . Siatm Roy Front. tings from brisodicl” .\o tlcllltltc itiltil‘lllttlitill couccriiiiig‘ stoves. pipes. bbllel‘g and fur- M .
-. 'i 1". i ,. ... .. ' i ‘ ‘. l '. - l . "t: t!" .......... — .. -‘ r ‘ ‘ ~ I» ~ - . '. .‘ .. ., . . - .. . . ... .
lbllltlizligiéhiixiuill??? $1131: 4:“;‘n(l;:; {I‘lg‘tblhmo‘l‘mbn‘uil'n'o than $311000 'gh‘llklltllil-lllllll! ll it Mil 0‘ fuel. “Wit elllmm‘im ““1 mm" 502‘,‘,‘,‘,,‘1“;‘,"3“},"jm'jfi'I‘I1I'I'I‘Ij:33?" “Wl “Wild ill-1““ ”PW-“1 nieces. and examine chimneys. , ‘ . m.
. . 4.: :.. . - ~ ,, r... . .~ ‘ ~ . .. ._ . h ’u .s - ( »,.~.-.Y‘ .. . .,.t
(krmau‘plot. fist'uiuuikry rcpt-delimit is 1:11 no soul to (‘ump’ F‘unston inutcud St. Loom ............. to 1:; IIi:I:Ir. opcrutlncchpcnhoItItp no“ #:10ng (Ebb nrnw uniform that IIIfI‘ war IIIIIIIIIjI‘ l. {childhpd II . III II . I guarantee. that .I can remedy I.
uracil i" 0m” ‘hatrnnnmmm may 1,1. of Camp Custer it was it‘ttt'ilctl vcs- “mm” ---------- ‘ 1" ""“' WW“ “00100.0 ti and "a ‘ \" them is commcudubli' cndcavm-lnn to I h no“ ' b“ “mm“ ”u out 13'“ these troublcsatvery 81113110031?
"MW” L““”°‘ .lmm‘" “m" “‘5‘ W"- dc.“ ‘ airplane wimrtmi vent-rduy avand I.beg~the consideration of all "
avoided. and that the “is“ may assist . I . Al) .. ndcr III um" stiltllillvll at . r . . . . .
in putting Idowntiic conspiracy. Wildf- “*‘_ ‘I ' l . . . “NI U'f' P'p Rpponmmntltlllon thut ruins be mm- a“... _ having actually tullcu within “”r.t.houghtflll P30330115? owners con-I.
Communication with Dublin to slow_ tllt' ixttnszis («mount-pt. . lwv. \oik ............ l9 0 .IiIItItI cd bv upprovintutolv this pt-rccntum' ~—~-— ~«~—-— lllit‘h‘ north til. 'l'olll Wits shut t10\\ll.‘ ruin this matter
but u dispatch to thc Times says that. ' _...._ . (‘hicauo ............... 1.: 9 by: - . 'I . li‘r ‘tor ‘eucr'tl’ ADVERTISED LETTERS. ir'ilrtblv b\‘ lluslll" 1mm“. :1...f ’06 E ' . .
a large number of persons already Imginii’tiilhoolcv. tho ‘mtdgct Tilllll Cincinnati ............ If’ 12 {mo haw bccn math to i (‘l - I “a-“ iI t I:I . . . i. . . t. .. l GCMMM“. . I «WI
have been arrested in Dublin and ficidcr of tho Yunkcr‘s. secms finally plIlSllln'gh ............ if 1:: I. q" IticAdoo lit-.ms advisprs. iic is (If, List (If um-luiihcd letter: :ulvcrtisud guns. 10.3“" St._. smith Norwa'lk, Conn. I
l . ...- ' ~ ' ' I - w - )Il ‘ ‘ .......... — EH“ x -- ' .’ ..' "1‘ -" - ‘ v - ' ‘H
0' 3‘.“ m”? .m “Ohm". .. . to be vcttlni: into his strulc. hm“ hm“ H.”hm.1phm q - 01" l“ ‘ to“ to ‘m within the mm H“ m. m the South horwulk pnstttllit‘c. t‘or ~~~ - «~51 ' : Wu'
lhc rcicience to toluntm) enlist- h . . . , i llmokliu ............. . 1.» .04-1 n‘l to put iuticuscs into cilcct‘ ,m. . \ . . . . I
muu‘t ‘u the proclamation ammurs to been We” “l""mbl-V "“"lm‘svd “H‘ St. Louis ............. 9 17' 3175 u ‘ ~ . \ I, i A ..~ "ii in ifll‘llt‘dl thc “Wk “Hung ME“, 18‘ 1918. m?“ “WMW‘ » “ "
contifi W‘edit‘fionn that the govern. the improvcment he has shown I‘N‘Nll' Boston ............... ll 17 :‘JuI "willulcli. Shippcis .u I It “lll‘l‘PrCC! Mrs. George liraucott. ’ ' ' wt:
moot ‘iht‘ amnion its policy7 .conccrlr W at but. “an" sturtcd to hit this “TM" ,‘0 uppcul to the “"de e.wm . 1 Mrs. Sarah (‘urgilb carc Cilill‘lv'S'Ctlr- :11.
int: ('onil‘l‘iillit‘ll 1“ “"‘k‘d- ouim’. to . than bccn in thc hit column Istcud‘ Y‘ESTERDAY’S RESULTS. lcommirsion under the railroads Ml gill .
Nationalist and Stop li‘cill opposition. 7““ f lb ,1 it “a... w-.- hm] final .icciaion will lll‘ with Fresh; - ' .
A report became current in ltciaud ily sincc. lic madp “no ‘* 1-. American League. 1'1. twtis-on ‘ MFS' R' t‘. Clark, 12 mm “mm ""
Friday that the government when tordav after 1’95“ 0“ “‘9 ”use“ “1.50" Now York. 4: St. Louis. 2. W“ ‘ : - indication that three" “m“ E"“”“”“"- Mm“ “m" ““d "V
llhtt‘d launching *‘ “WWW"? ““0“” times in thc numc thc day before. (-tl' . Boston. 11: Dcttoit. 8. i TheiIn is .Itcry . the ratbl Railroad avenue ‘ mu
on the lines of that formerly conducted lioolcV expects to join tbc notablcs m . Washington, 1; Chicago. 0. icents ilat writ beiho 1&th on “I l? Sanford .3. w I: - zu.
by" the Earl. of llcrby in England. _. , l4 -ors' Row soon i . (vlp\.9,,.na_ 5; Philadelphia. 4, {roads bcioro the present. summer is ov-. III'I 'I “II . “I“ _ . . .
Another report is to the client that :L'I Mu“ ‘31 ‘ ' I ' l National League ‘1 or and the rate may be non highcer ‘ '3‘ 1. 48““. Gen. Del. . D 'I"
number of promiucnt irishmon bave- W . . bor‘ Cincinnati. 5‘ New "0”" 1‘ f At tho u-tino time the tnilcacc cont i=4! ANDREW LEAR“ ‘ ‘2 res J 033 e I ‘ i .r
suluntttcd to Premier Lloyd George a Gunboat Smith. fornicrI) “ mom. . ‘ iltonkiyu, 7: Pittsburgh. 4. 1‘ H b iadc canal to tliel Postmaster. ‘ -' ' ' 'a‘
rcqucst to appoint General Sir Bryan of the navy. pnfi'tvho is the only living I t‘lticagc. 2; Philadelphia. “I Iquito likcly t0 GI n't r the government. .. I » . i. . "a to.
Motion, who has just relinquished the ,, . - ' t a roleI'OE'S decision ; Boston, 8: St. Louis, 1, . straight TM“! 005 . 0 - ‘ ‘f . . ,L 0 ~ - ., " . .
military mmmm‘d i" llmnd’ ’dh‘mm #1111231: 0:23) Iesq Willard will Dci , at... indicated its disapproval of sell-i 17119 “folli°\":hg\ mull: “0mm“ “”3 Try any kmd Saki-action guaranteed. . "
I. _. _ .. .~ , t . :.\ . o l. . . . . - .: - . . jcaune a t c .‘orwa ostoillce for "
gun]fit?ggpblitlntvlillimlgrgt; eél'tlbibsid‘i one Of the contestants :exfIETEIfiI : WHERE THEY PITAY TODAY‘ ling mich 2 the week ending May ~18.p19.iS.. i ' N0. 1 Royal Plum fi‘m Coilee. lb. . . . ....... 30C ‘.'t.»\:
liisluncn with whom be. is regarded as night in the Red Cross ox“. i American League. 3 . . . I (‘at‘forttu Miss licle‘n . 2' . . I , _ ‘ ..«-. :9
“"1”" "9“" active sympathies. but val at Madison Square ~Gardcn. ills up I St. Louis at New York. Gmnc startsl 3E“ BRITAINEMM IS-I—K‘I‘dyorfigfi Ctlt‘l‘ion Martha ! After Dmner‘ Md C0829. fl" ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' """" ' 25C ‘
whether the, appointment would have - 1 a arrv Grub. one of th‘c ‘ at 3:15 . Quiglcy tllsniisnc Comm Es nncr ’~ I‘ ‘ ' ' . I ~ I , ,,
“lama” "sum can only be speculat- pfnt'm “lullarte‘; [tumor-s developed in l ‘leti-oit at Boston. l ml M. SlL‘t-le twin 1;... polio) lionrdl .. l'mncln', MN *7 l.. .' Challenge :Blend CORN; 10. ........ . ..... . . . . . 22C II ...,
ea upon. = ' ,stvonfiest ‘v ' = ' i (11..., mm” ~. t . , , .. . . .. M. J. Howann, i . :- j
The arrest of the Slow Rein loaders 3 years. .I . .. ' Ch‘ilfigfi,mwgfiigggglx L I l“"‘.“‘f}"’ afternoon It‘or 13:": {3:23 Postmaster. i- GoldelrSantosCofl’ec ........ lb. 200. 5le. "f0!" 950 ' ~!
and the issuance of“L0rd TErb‘nch’sI Charley Hurvcv. Joe lltrmphreys and 5 National League. Imnny. . Minot ng ey V- d; . I . I fi :th
itission'cr Steele two wccks ago re-, I I .
'qccsting h s resignation. Mr. Stevie The “"2“ (limos 0f the season willI
. bc. held at Roton Point this IeveningI
Ncu York at. Cincinnati.
proclztmatiotncamo {as-ii cottiplioto.sur« 'Cllill'lo" nocsaureck'. with are making
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
'.: ‘. i .th. " ‘ 'vere . . _
111,1r dd: ht": heigcéafgfgcihfkfltrilgégigeh- the arrangemcnts 1“ “eh-“1 0f ”‘0 “1
A; .‘Beec moon ‘8: Go.
83 & 85 Washington Street = Phone 1405:
_ _ _ . . ‘ . . re 9 1 Boston at St. Louis. r .: m t he. knew of no reason why
"‘0“ Within-eTm‘lWl‘uTWhilflaéfla a“? he’d “1N“ tool and motion 'mcmiv‘ltliatill Plliiadclphiu at, Chicago. ' 19leL tha t ‘ Th mum“ has an i and a large attendancc is “9““ng '
provinces they were carricd’out‘pi; the of the Rad Cross. of W111i?“ 3. H i to should men go. 6 . . .. iTlle troll-3y cars will probably I...“ '
! tt-ority. under the charituvto remove
I cr‘mmiusiottcrs at his pleasure.
i Edwin A. Parker. a i’ovincr alderman.
l vi.“ appointed to succeed Mrrfitccle.
"-3..
ifull service tomorrow it tho “cud-it .'
ipermits. 'I‘hc cars will also run to
ithc Point this evening.
_ One of Germany's most superhuman
achievements is taking the "nuts" out
got the Ten Commandments. '
Royal lrish coasts-biliary; ' ‘» “Fox is captain, report that they have
So for as nns'sbeemascertained, no ‘rece‘ivcd messages from enough volnn
rs to staz-é a Week's continuous box-
‘ formal obargoihas yetmegnfproteurod
against ‘the prisoners. _The._vI were 19°
taken into custody on warrants issued
-under the dolomite of the Realm Act. . t ,
Il-IANKAND PETE
P; . HAKG VoUR_SELF Riga—(AT HOME
SIGHUND‘ I. HOST (IJQ "4 AND
¢°°K Surcee !
. . I‘ r .
BY Kgp mus
He's moi—BEN HERE ‘
TEN HINUTes AN'
TRIED To nAKe A
Toocu ALL READY S!
. Inn... H. ,l........ -Kkb.-.‘-..._ . _. .. ,. . ,
SIWND now To no «motion
we oucu'rrro KNow BETTER
THAN veu AT THAT (bop.
.Bov- DIDN'T I Tau. (cu
He wAs uegv ' frooch“9!
STATE'S A'rrdiifiv .
, NOLLES FOUR CASE-S
19mm COME. to
85 reasons 1),
(5mm in coma
HOME ON THE
NEXT TEAIN 9
Cummings Becommonds in Superior
Court Burglary Charges Be
Dropped.
t
'DACUNNN- v‘CAN'T
CIUE v.5 ANV OF THAT
BUNK- :‘M wise To
THAT STUFF V’UTTLE
SPENDTHRIFT -
THERE'S NOTHIN'
~ow Pete,
tit-MERE ts
StCr‘tUND ?
1 mo AH ARCyMENT
bum Hm AN HE Cor
HAD! HE SAID Hats
Coma HOME 9
.‘t
*l‘he case of
port. charged with conspiracy with in
tent to defraud MacKenzle Bros. owu-
781‘s of the Public Market. Was polled;
Thursday afternoon in the criminal su-g
parlor court uponrecommendation of
State‘s Attorney Cummings. It was:
alleged that Holt had made arrange-i
ments with other omployes whereby.
'he was to let them take. flour and po-
tatoes front the stock. The goods werc'
I. afterward disposed of by confederates.
. . it was believed. .
' Nolles were also entered in ther
cases of Thomas Moore and William.
f'l‘bomas of Norwalk. oharged with bur-
xlary. ‘ '
H615 A5 UELCOHE‘
ASAHOUSE m
A CHEESE
FACTORV!‘
OIH,‘.l'.'H SURE
m. U25 H
H; 35.515 '
5mm: '
\ . 1 KNow THAT,
dosu omd
rt —— ‘
I ,
Us.“
\
‘- 333‘s }
l
it does beat all. the way hardware
Ilnen boost war gardens‘ addiction-iii
week. ’ '
’_.__.. ._
Norwalk Chronicler