associates Paganism mu ALL
Emumflflfiflnrwlfim
A I
I
more on“: 111on av A Epsom
1.” win: me our own ole-snares
Ollie. In Second Cine man.
No Increase to 3.21.1.1. 111
TaxEs on Transportation,
Committee Decides '
.j IIIII IINES .
IIIINSIIIEIIIII
I Uncertainty 011* Prohibition
;ng Presents Fixing of
New Schedule an Liquor
WASHINGTON. 11111-
3 important strips were taken by the
Way‘s and Means committee yesterday
in 111111111; the first draft of the new
M000, 000.009 rounds up Summer
11.111111,” wgge theff " . ;
“cinematic of tho chi. taxes on
EMpoi-tstlon will mposed. The
ancreascs on freight and passen-
sci while having increased these tu-
no ”Mm
Oomml tee believed another
ironic be unfair.
‘e question of imposing a tax 011*
ii pipe lines whether cariying oil for
tho companies which own them or Oil
“Ermine transportation payment is
111111111 was agitated and discussed but
0 definite action was taken.
in-
W
(oéotlnuea on lath moi
{rates slightly wounded: 01111 Bonn i-
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vcrs Swelling Flooding
Lowland Country—Dam-
. at
‘ age Exceeds S25, 000, Is RE“!
ERIE: Pm, July 30 “Hundreds of
was have been flooded and hoary
property loss caused by a storm which
wept this section last night. hiill
stock is out at it”: banks ii‘nd cart-111111
dill: is rising rapidly and flooding resi-
:dences 111 the lowlands. Damage to
"buildings in the county which were
Struck by-lighiding will exceed $25.-
000. Tradic in this city was tied up for
several hours by the slot-111..
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Harvard Graduate Refused
. to Report__ in Draft '3
ROCKFORD 111.. July 30 .-—Fiffeen
your in a Federal pxison is the pun-
Mment fixed for Brent Dow Allinson,
Chicago slacker, “
court-martial? at Camp 6911111;
111111 Alli‘iis‘on guilty at violating the
Earth art! is of star. The tech:
teal crime of which he was cenvlct-
“has that of decerting military duty .
ed Allln‘son to l ‘
The case went .
vi w and the
'0 WHITE, MAN ROBS
‘ Washing'tTm on Ap ‘a
_to report to his liloa‘go Bohr-d:
e as been in the division ‘guar
9““ at Camp. Grant Since-April, 2
I
NAIIIIN’S IIAENINS
UNITE IN IIIIIII IIIII
- IIII'IIII IIIIIZINS
National Security League
Announces Big Public
School Campaign—Clear-
ing House For Patriotism
——“For Every Hun Lie
tered, We Will Utter an
American Truth”
NEW YORK, July Nit-How the pub.
500 INNS III
‘PIIIIIIIII IINII
UP IN I]. II. II.
Magazine Mysteriously Ig-
port With a Series of Vivid
Flashes
30. ~Several '
and one-11111:,1es1mmively Three Encounters Reported
I tines and Dominican and Hsytian b1.11-.
‘ yesterday. Casualties among the 111s-
lic school teachers or the country have
Iarisen to the unusual opportunity and
responsibility put upon them by the
war and turned the classrooms of the
‘nation into a ventbble second line
Itrench is set forth in a statement re-
csntly by the National Security Lear
ue upon the completion of the first. six
months' work of its "Committee on
Citizenship in Elementary Schools."
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No One Injured, Damage
Confined to Lost Material,
Amounting to 2, 000
~..___.
BRiDCEPORT. July 30.——Flve hun-
drsd‘cans cl smokeless powder stored
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nited, Illuminating Bridge- 1
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IIAIIIIIN IIANIIIIS
in a magazine at Remington park. the
big storage station of the Remington
Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Com-
pany, went up in 11 series of nine vivid
dashes which illuminated the entire
city. beginning last night at 11: 15 and
continuing. for a period of about 201‘",
minutes While firemen oi the Rom-
ington Co’mpany and the city depart-
ment fought the flames. it was report-
ed that the guard in whose post the’
destroyed magazine was included was
I
Navy Dep artment—
Twenty Brigands Are Kill-
(Continued on Page Nine)
CIINIIIINS IIPIIIIIIIS
IIIIIIIINIIINIINISII
WASHINGTON, July 30.—Tl1reo cu-
counters between "United States hia—
dits in Santo Domingo, were reported
in dispatches to the Navy Dep'artment‘
rinos Were one corporal and two prl~
Moor also was wounds.
bout ifldiy of the bandits word kill-
ed several wounded and otherh cap-
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The Norwaih ladiea. led by Mrs. H
Feature of Debate Is Mr. Dil-
lon’s Proposal to Refer
Question to President Wil-
son
the House of Commons yesterday on]
.I K- .-W K9110“. “’0 “9 in CM?!" 0’ the irish question ended in the doieatI
the enrollment of applicants to the Iof the l 3 db
United States Student Nurse Reserve. John 1351:1113,“ thgreggauogsfsrfiggggg
are 5’93“” encouraged by “19-5919” condemning the Government's lrish;
did results accomplished on the open- 3
lug day and this morninnr Nineteen $313,? was rejected by. a vote of 245
application cards have already been Mr D3330“ suggestion that theI
”‘ quéstion of Ireland he referred to
(001“!an 011 933° 3"“) President Wilson was Well received by
iNIIIIIIAIII IIIIIS WISE-ii: Essences:
IIIII NINIIIIII
r».
could not be expected lhatthe Presi-
~ (Continued on Page Twetvo)
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IIIIIIIN IiIIS AIIIII
IIII SP IIIIIIIINS
Two Odenders Arrested by
. Constable DeWeil and Fin-
1‘It gives me utmost pleasure to seize
the opportunigy to become eulogistic
for a few moments.
It is myfiarnest desire to inform the
relatives and friends of the Norwaik
draft contingent, sent to Camp Meade, . . .
Md, through your columns; that a spe- ed by Justlce Merrill
cial distinction has been awarded;
them. a tribute which connists 01‘ Wilton is no longer a safe cruising
merely a few words. as much as they ground for the speed demons, tortion
can Express. which were nropounded stable Philip DeWcll has constituted
in an earnest canveisation amongst mmgelf as a traiflc cop and during the
the Officers to whom 'We were 835183‘ past month’l‘i'ns made a number of ar-
ed That "they are the nicest batch rests 1'
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Big Attendance Marks First
1
LONDON. July 30. -—-The debate in ,
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INIBNEIIIIAI; INIINI SIIAIIII IN
IIIIIIIIN SIIZIII
Bi Heyden Plant Latest to
Taken Over by Palmer
-—0wnershi Is Disguised
~New Yor Attorney In-
volved in Attempt to Con-111.
eeal Tcuton Coniyol
Another great German corporation.
the Hayden Chemical wants:
and largest corporation or its hind” is“ Kim”
this country, which has a t at Bar-3“
thed. J, and an olden 111 135 wit “‘5“
item street, New York. has been 111m 8““
over byA. Mitchell Palm?,Allcn Prop- {”0“
arty Custodian. .11.:pproachcd The parties It the
It has the 9mm“, use in the boat ouuded an alarm to the men on
United States oi many alushle pat "‘0 5 ore. 3‘ Maureen island but the
cuts, processes and 30 no for the shut had been seen by them and they
manufacture of 1111101 33 um “my Iweio I watching its movements. The
late, saccharine, formal hyde, hem: 'usuaiI ““3"” who daily enjoy the
route of soda and other try-products of ‘llins N1 “1° “‘9“ “I “I“ point were
carbolic acid These will be utilized Wu‘IP'ma‘mg themselves that they
10, America. were at in the water at that time and
will NP
See“ by Locid Oystermen
Ed Guests at Manressa
Yesterday
lelsnd,
all: waters were visited by a
tin; shark, yes1erdny, and it
Icon hwy‘wavo 2;“ vouch for
me. an simulate!
the i of Taimndge Brothers, End
”Wilcox intuit were in the vicinity a!
mains
It his short: swimming 1.111me
Captain Talmdae told- The
el tint it was about twelve feet
“9 11d appeared to be notion riled
M.
o somewhat cautious in the in-
gContinued on mooring)
hen they go in bathing. cap.
iip has no!
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111 MMEEEEE 111w IN
IIIIIIIIISII IIAIIIIS
Day of Week’s Session to
Raise Funds For Main-
taining the Wilton Library ‘
Sir Iric Goddes Is informed
at Number Will In-
aThe tea garden on the beautiful
1; wn 1111: 111'; iWilton Congregational
c urc hcl is opening session yes. '
terdsy. with a most encouraging at- c ”‘59 Rapidly
tendsnce. Although scheduled to close, I
at 6 D' m" the patronage opnunued un LOI‘IIDON. July 30 —-"There IS 110
u] nearly 9151“ oclock.‘ had 11 h“ hranciI of Anglo- Aniorican activity in
been decided to keep open until thatiwmch
hour for tile remaining days, which are
will continue to August 3rd.
The enterprise is in charge oi the 688. fl
kl
(Continued no woman Page),
EMII
illlilllfiN 111113
IIIIII IIIN INNII
About 500 People Attend 2:ng 111111111111 ““9 “ms 81' mere
Foe war against submarines.
Adair Near- Captain re. ”“3“
Eumbers of ships are being 1e;
diuredI Nowadays for the work of ca-
le’y‘é ce in son
Street ,3 .. '
Izcortind incoming American' trans-
. ' I I
t. lord of the British admiralty
3 today at the American Luno'
lob. “There are more than 260
volt ( mericnn assistant secretary of
then byrh'as assured us this number
will I crease faster in the future than
I111 the past " ..
‘ “We are glad to we
atlh1t1£Is~ the allied naval
stren " Sir Eric added, "because
ports. It a ship‘ is on‘ escort duty it
cannot be hunting and fight 1111111111
rlnes. So: the additional American
“mil 500 1560910 were present at the forces will mean the release of a simi«
lawn party given by the 10031 Ameri- lar number Offilitlsh for intenslvé
can Cadets. on the grounds near their odensi a work against 11.503333)! . ~1
commander's sodidence. Captain Tet-
ley’s house, on South sheet, 'Second
sounded On Pose Eleven)
district A very enjoyable evening 1 . * ,. 1. fl , .
or boys that have ever struck this
camp."_ was; their commonest but terse
(Continued On Page Eleven)
C. 82 0 TRAIN
cmorrnsvmhs vansoi so
FDEATH or ORMER
Last evéning he had two culprits up
heroic Justice Merrilli'i one wife Peter
A. Harris; of Drummme was accus-
- ed of refusing to Show his license,
‘when it was demanded by‘wiheg haunts»
bio on sand Harris, who seemed-
‘to have cons demote trouble with
“English as She is spoke, ” insisted that
he did not undemta‘nd Just what the
(conceded 9 Page night)
I.»
LOCAL MERCHANT
1 were Billed and
I was spent by all in attendance, who' 1 1 1-
Ellherdlly patronized the many and 1111- ‘ .
rl'ed 1.111111111191111 and concessions.
10111111111191! on Eleventh roast ‘ "
IMUNITIO U'EXPLOSION ‘
. KILLS Eo PEOPLE ,1 1
LONDON. .111 W
E30 .‘Ji‘hirIy persons f‘
ditty others injured
by an 91111101111111: of munitions at Shh
monosek‘l, Japln, .on, Saturday. Bayes - ,
Central New dispatch 1111111 Tokio
W. S Smith, a successful 11111911111111
man and a formal incident of “till
city, retired at the nuns ual hour 3
Thursday evening, 1 “
Mount Vernon.
good health. Dur
amused his vets
pt in. Corikiitl “5" 1m
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pr 1.1111111 in then beat. when they I '
-. confine-attacking all around {It
Icooporation and comradeshlp‘z "1B1
iore marked and more complete his the Allies north of the Marne
“‘6 MW" ”Id 5" Em G0d' have been kept up to standard,
I
i an warship now based on this re
side " Sir Eric said, “and Mr RooaeEIare ten drawn from Crown Prince
\
I
while atvarious points. progress for
Importance of this battlé in the; We
«1.».
Thundmhowon This Afternoon
Along Entire Baltic Front
Our Boys Obliged to Give Up the Villages oi
Clergcs and Beuaneuxdioriheesl ol ’
Fore-E11 Tardenols.
Crossing oi ourcq [liver Carth
0111 111 Brilliant Style by
the Americans.
British Reports Slalcs That the 11111111111 ll E's-E
‘ ireai is Still Being Carried 011! in '
orderly Fashion.
(35’ The Associated Press.) .intcnds to make a real stand south * - '
The Germans have thrown near- 'ot the Veslo river. Paris, on the. .
1y iinillion men into the giganticIother hand, seenni to believel «use
‘ ttIe between Sonatina and Germans may have fixed upoth ‘ ‘
heirs and have been ViciouslyIpresent location of their? it
e lthe iiélll upon which Sell;
ocular line stretching from Sois- turn at bay. -j.:. ‘
sons ‘ito the neighborhood 0f There have been patrol o'pern-
RIIGIIIIS- tions along the British front, but
Even this formidable force, nothing significant has occurrcd.
however, appears to have made not there. . 1
more than a dent or two in the Little has been reported to 11111- 1-
Allied front in its latest elfort, plify the Copenhagen dispatch to
the effect that Turkey and Ger-
Imany had broken oif relations. .
Amsterdam advices, h‘ow‘ever, in-1
dicate that Turkey intends to put—
sue au ngmssive policy in the
Caucasus region, the field suppo‘so;
edly set aside for German exploi~ I
tation. This may carry a measure. .
of confirmation of the rumor 111111. .
the Quadruple Alliance has broke
on over the division of spoils sub-
sequent to the peace treaties with
Russia and Rumnnia.
Allied troops maintain their
lie‘ved. Of these divis1ons thermpx-essure against the German lines
Ruppre'cht’ s army in the north
d‘intthe pocket and are making“ a y
The Gordian Crown Prince lied
ditionni gains deSpite increased
in the acighborhood of 500, 000 cate the end of the retreat is non .
.1
‘5
the Allies, slight but important, is
reported. -
Regarding the strength of the
German forces, unofficial advices
say there are seventy-one Teuton
divisions engaged 1n this struggle.
The strength of a German division
is about 13,500 on anormal foot-
so that, if all the units resist-
.there are 958, 500 men trying to
hold the line until the situation is
enemy resistance, which may Indie
Icome all theseI men between Rheims and Chateau» Not only in the south, but in the"
Thicrry when the attack across the east and west—in fact, Everywhere,
Marne began on July 15 The 111“ except in the immediate environs
crease in the number of- divisions ‘of Soissotls and Rhéims-éétho
engaged in the battle W0111d 3P French, Americans and British are;
pear to indicate he had since thatIfommg rthe Germans to gi
time draWn heavily on other army gr _ Especiau'y; important 11
groups. It also would seem that be‘ e Allied progress on I
this action on his part reflécts the fi ks
ounter-attacks with
eyes of the Sermon high command large and violem artillery
Through the -
blow, the A 11111 efforts to stop the oncoming-
But the enemy‘- has; be 3
’ 11
Allied hammering on the
lite is beginning to tell. Soutl
has send Scottish troops are
$8. inBuforweh'd through B11
' ii
shed on the west;
‘9. river, 111m
and- the butt ppea
been general at g .
' I I and now areEforciug their 1 a
the .sloréea oi? Hills 205~a51d
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