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Me. as Iooond Gina latter. 90m .O‘WAL‘ ”h.
0i Silli WAR
Willi Hillill
Baker Says National Total
Will Reach About $7.250,-
rationalism
instituting
Halted and $282,000,000
in Motors
WASHINGTON. Dec. _6.——Secretary
Baker told the Senate finance com-
mittee yesterday that through con-
tract cancellations the War Depart-
ment expects to save approximately
”250,000,000 of the 324.281.000.000
Voted by Congress for the army dur-
ng the war.
Earlier in the day the House lip-
proprlations committee which is in-
vestigating to detennlue what part of
war appropriations can be rt-lui‘iled to
[he treasury. made public a state-
ment from Mr. Baker shunting tin es-
timated saving of about twelve bll‘
lions of dollars or nearly halt the
total appropriations.
(‘hairman Sherley' explained litter.
turnover, that this estimate was made
some time ago and that retised tig-
ims furnished by the War department
showed an estimated saving of about
seven billions of dollars. . :
“Of necessity the figtues change.
from day to day," explained Mr. Shah
ivy. “but it would seem that some»,
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iContlnued or. :Pago To 0) 3
Will. WillflililllN I
SiMPllMUSl HAVE
Private (‘arriers in One
Day Bringing It Into Capi-
tail
or tritium? -—°" ' . -
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; Tammany Leader Named
BURLESON l0li
GOVERNMlNl
Sergeant J Hertz at
1 With Others in Action; Battles of «dun, Chg.
Brought by Louis Hartog‘ teau-Thierry. Soissons,
/ Against Corn Products. San Mihiel and Wounded
‘ - i Refining Co. —Plaintiti" at Champagne
Alleges Political influence} “or hm" I m m w.
Postmaster General Ssysi Cons iredto“Ruin Pla' to ~
War Has Shown Federal m". p - m 5"“ “Chm m'm' 8"
. . . Mihiel and cm. and spending
Control of Wires in Public . ltwomontiu hetero yuan. Meant
> Interest
‘Joeeph Hertz, ot the 11th oomW. U.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-—Chaties F.
Trouble Said to [lave
taking parttntlfoomhstioroest and
bloodiest battles o! tbp world war and
receiving a bad shrapnel wound on
October 4th nt the bottle 0! Cham-
ltei'ining Company and others, (or al-
leged breach of contract._
The complaint states that Mr. Mun
phy possessed and Martina as load-
New Jersey Countryside
Shaken in Blasts at Du?
l8 liliflllliliENllEll
. tiff, agreed to purchase 3250 000 umth
WASHINGTON Dec. 6 Tt-lt-piitvllt‘ ‘ . ' clothes to don the mites! at the li-
. of stock in a refinery corporation and “mum” "dlfll~¢0fl.". the "mud!
and telegraph lines of the country. utuallv id half th ‘
now under governincntt‘ontrol. should but dt‘t‘liltiaed .0 deity-:rfi‘hfhrtfi.Illiiir‘j'sm‘” Marines. "0 int-ed It" the;
become got Pl‘iillit'lli on bed at the con- you also glarine Simian: 3; P226 W. South.
arolina. an an it: or Frauen
. ‘ asserts it was agreed that he
clusum 01 liver“ “ml ill" ”Niall” “‘ Wail to advance sitcom as working where he am,“ in WI. “17 .
".8 was among the first American Eleven men were km“ and 23 injun.
law l’iiilirim” “f ”“3 net ‘unfillg “V1131“? capital and Murphy 350.000. The
’ 111 ll 1 (‘h‘ al‘t‘ HOW ('tlllgl'U 9. . 0H ' b“unfit? Ola . . v
muster Gmwml Bmhwn deem“; to t be d tl rts that his business Marines to go into "um and did his ed here late yes rds) by tour explo‘
. ‘ . . his ten ruintd because the alleged u -. «stone which d troyed the detonatori
his annual repmt made public mdny “Rm."wm was not carried out. share to earn the title 0! dovlbdon . bl b ildl of ti DuPont
'ihe unr hats shown that government , ' given to he and his comrades by the casein it“: ‘5 but: it ‘ {9 ntr’ id'i . . .
ownership oi telephones and teio Runs. who were overswed and dis- 9‘" ‘3" ll“ nil “mm‘;l‘;": to’llowt- LONDON, Dec. (Sr—SCUUHH tim-
hi‘trplis “is not. only sound but prac- played at the fierce fighting Iplhgt oi gill-iii: iitiltliiiilons was confide; ‘0 the orders have arisen in Berlin itild
mam“) ‘11:: lmiinm'fl(din..:.?iisf-'w' ”we men. "0 was “m moo at one unit and the property loss was considerable firing hasoccurrcd in
't' ~: ' - ‘U i i -~ . _ . . . .
Thuilllini ":1. m “11:, Ii“: filling...“ 1‘0: said to be slight. the principal streets, tit-cording to
parts but shit-h ho' iutiltcs tor the Willi. “l“ “r" W“- hulldmlfi 0‘ reports reaching the litttcii-(ii‘n‘
first time‘ as head oi the cou-runn-nt :il‘l'gl"i‘:9ll;l‘;fi:: iiiuildi‘dufilnxtbguiii‘lg llltm frontier. says it message to tilt
i:t:1;"lll'.\li'llllll'tllllllf“ the land UlllllliUlll- led to the scene, but because of pos- .xchauge Telegraph ii'oin Ailisll‘r— I
i. ltill llltfi. amp. danger m mum “m. M dam. The trouble is said to hu‘ve
than at the sitti- As we: poul- been caused by the German Bill-g
ble. the injured.” rushed to the .119 ' »
company’s hospital at Haskell. it is
f a ed in t four 0 fire of the in- . .
134d may‘dle. :- Paris Journal reported ThurStliny
Otheluls oi the company said [net that lit‘ had received advices that
built! they believed an employs at a terrorist revolution would lil‘t'ilk
.i‘ianit' Stratum. l‘iosecutiui: Attorney tlur ncw Y. M. (l. A. accietnry, Mr. “N“ “"5'f“‘h“"6 View?" '9'“ ‘MW‘ out in lieriin Friday evening. The
(Humor 4' lit'j»'-lii:tli. in. l. liosenthal. J .\l. Glover. ot NorwalL. t‘onn., needs atom! “hm." ‘f‘l‘hllgpg “Ti-mm“; revoltei's. it£was added. would be
illitl l.ti‘tl\' {\Ililmt‘. it) limtt’iil‘ llt'ffll‘t‘. no {Ul‘llll‘r introduction, lid evidenced “l9 0 lllfmllfl. ll. FUDP 0 0 it’d ll\' 1) lilt‘llk t‘('lli lll‘ l‘liiill-
' - ti it ‘n lodln' th s but set off the . r. ” . l ‘
i'm Stiilt'lilll t‘ourt in lli'itlgepoit ttt- by hourly receptions accordod him at “3" . ‘ l’ l“ , " ‘ . _ v 5. -, 'l , , , - |~ ,_
' s ' ' ' '. i - . . . . ' . . stock =m the building which omclsls (til hotnilist. \\ io was Milli o not i
l rohlhllltllllals bald l0 lic (lat). :o the hint oi the hint.- is. lud- n... llut pinch his arrival. i . 1 ti 1 o i' 0" 0‘ 'i0 1'000 "ll .1 ‘ l‘ li‘l
Activ at ill Qtat Ca )i- mmi ls-wis. oi North Taylor avenue. Mixtilover is full of good cheer and ”WW "f" i‘ "9‘ n; w I . o. \u «rum unu uut tr is.
9 . 0 ‘ 0 l. Livia was arrested a few months ago thc "tilovt-r Smile." is already Well es-J'U‘mds “dug?!"fr‘. ii . l ' ‘ I“ command: l‘l‘tllil the above dis-i
lOl—bct'kmg Advantage "l when he made an unsuccessful ut- tnbllshul. He has the pep which still a Tliiuiiimiiill "magi-Kill?) 2:?)lfl'llll2d patch, it it apparent the disorders:
Organization—Latest G05. tempt to :\~]ili}.\lttlt‘ his wife at their min success for the plans he lull! bud from mp “mgr units coniprlsinl: the occurred before Friday even up. i
.' ‘ t ll, 1“ d ‘l t 1' litllilti, Al iiit'l ll'lill bl’lol‘fi Judge Olll lOl‘ our WPliM‘P. 1““ Wolk “941‘ “In" which ltl't‘ scattered fOI' [W0 Or ST()(11{11()LA‘1 Tlltll‘sdtlv illi‘t'.i
Np d A] 0': 1 )0“ l8 (lung-- ll, \‘o:bnrgli the domestic ai- tot'ere has been almost cxclusmely ll _' ll- .‘ narrow v llev All .- \_ '.. t‘l I; .3) l“. ".I. IV.
Various Candidates inns of the couple were aimti and it among Navy men, both aboard ship "‘9 m A“ “l a ll ‘ _k l (. “(Kill tt rt sh, .—~ up ”LS;
tit-Moped that ”it! man had brutally and on phone, Th" k”? "“‘l “11ng worelnt “‘3‘ irom Russia who have reached
bt‘lilt‘ll his wife. on several occasions Regrets Loss of Blues G's“.l1:31:25“cg‘l‘g-ouilll’l:$3“me:‘ hail here say the famine in l’cti'ou‘rhtlg
nior at ”H. t‘npitol ”m, it is ”1,. in- when t'i‘il'lt‘ll by Jealousy ‘untl in ltllitl- ll‘l‘lilfl ‘fi'dle’ifdmpiiggdaii 233:3}; escaped. The mummy employs On all is terrible.- llert'iligiptil'c the only“
trillion of ”H- lilohlluthufifls '0 work if?" "1”,“ amnixm'ni".‘,:1nrpmuili::‘c,~i;. :1). “zlnmfifi 'iiicimi'uiin: the" io'apnrorimutoiy 4,000 persons at its food Obltlllllillh- and sell {or m...
. , - . . , .. _ p to, t‘ "us i 't' - ‘ee 3 ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . I W l x .
.If?“It.“LJiuhillldlkifrlin :1): fwd!i‘..gil:l‘.‘l.,;if: inlll term oi the Superior t‘ourt which wear the Navy Y. M. t‘.. A. ‘ttnil’orm. Pmm'lm‘ 1‘3“” plant. “1le “MIL . A" “mlll-lc’dfl” {If ’i
caucus which will be held on the on» i-r “‘1“: “Nil “"1“." in Ul‘ldtzt‘iwl‘h lit-cause or at recent order prohibiting . ments are cacludcd itoni pn ilit !
sponsible For Accident atI
l’ompton Lakes ,
reunion Lamas. N. J.. Dec. s.~ ‘
Make 'a Trip
.0 -m—
iiiiiiiiisiiiiii
iiiiiiiuiiiiiiii
('zN-s'oi' Edward Lewis, J04
; scph J. White and Luigi!
(Continutil ()n l‘uuo Three)
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SEC. lillllill MAKES
lili' Will 0938
llivpui) Sin-rm Edward ii,l)oulen.~ (From the this “the l‘ainiboetil.
inst err-nine subponned Patrolman fiance, Nov. 511,, 1913)
ttonttnued on Pass Two)
e
The Zurich correspondent of the ‘
Hill SPEAKERSHIP
i The lini‘ilorti Times reports a lil-
W—
Causedbytlic
Fugitives From Russia State
Asks $1,500,000 to Connect er of Tammany liall, “great political N‘M' us 1”: ‘1'" °‘ inconmmal; POI'lt C Works—One i A
influence power and built r't " and items on :thl 1° marines ‘ ' 1'0 Em e a c e
Grand Central and P9““' with. lht~10tlicr defendants erotispimd “395$: 1"“. Joe as he a better Bfluotldtng' t Yd—m' I
. . - .. e. .
sylvania “’13.“ "‘6 ”Pm”- , . rims, felt is. collie us- m with y ee 8 Dropping "I
’- ”milk “midi“ ‘° ”'9 Wm“ out lteeltntiu m was an anion? Detonator Believed 3"
grad is Terrible.
; Germans Are Building an Airplane Which lay
to America.
and resulted in frenzied persecu-
tion of the middle-clans elements.
There is great nervousne- in the
neutral legations. The POM le-
gation has been looted while the
Swiss legution has been- 0 lured
forcibly.
legation has left POWIO. ‘
PARIS, Duo. 6 (flavour—Alien. ‘
ution or mortgaging of railways,
mines or other undertakings .in
which the German nation is hitch
cstcd is forbidden by n decision
announced by the mixed confer-
ence being held at Spa. Foreign
stocks belonging to Germany, as
well as the gold in the Reichbunlt,
come under the provisions of the
decision. It is announced that
negotiable instruments, docu-
ments, pnblid records, articles of
art and bills of banks of France
and Belgium tnkcn by the Ger-
mans during the war will be re-
tttrned.
Restoration of cash and. bank
notes will be made to Belgium
during the present month. It is
also agreed that Germany will re-
mit to the Allies the gold taken
The personnel u this .
Seriousllisorders iii Berlin
With Considerable Firing 4
in the Principal Streets.
“F
—-- , , :flittiiirafig‘gggmmy; 31:“:in ,m‘wlldi ll llllll'ill, 23 lllllll, ‘ Been . . 3—4
N Y MAIL SUBWAY ii"..rtziinyigugmmwm its: new. wt“ 3.1.5:: German Bolshevild. Led by Dr. ”ailment.
. .- ..,... a... . muses. :e’uiil m m... x» ....... .. IN Fliliil EXPIliSlilNS
products against the Corn Products thirty months. in 1"“ ‘ 7““
. ted “four months after a proclamation
5 of peace" engaged the attention of the
, Senate yesterday.
\l'ASlllNG'l‘ON. l" (1' “00- 6- ' lilllg preceding the day on which the
Wholesale arrests of persons accused infirm] “Mini”..- m 1919 up...” 1,
ofbrinsins liquor inm Washington “as even said that the candidate
More made yesterday by the police. ll would be Orville ii. Ripley Witty. with
was ”i“ first dragnet ””0“" 0‘“ Fred C. Strong. was elected to repti-
since the District 0f (‘oluuibin bl“ sent the town of Winchc-lti‘. liolh
("time "dry" more than a .war use 1111- Mr. Ripley and Mr. Strong ai‘t' Repub»
tier an act of Congress. and officials ilcans, and \‘.li:tlt‘\'ti' happens tlii)
evpressed surprise at the minute oi
traffic. ‘
Trains and electric cars bl‘inglnc
passenuers front Baltimore were met
by uniformed (iflicers througliout‘the
day and into the night. Automobiles
also were stopped. and. many were
said to have contained lntoxlrants.‘
Thepolice estimated at ten o'clock
last night that some four hundred per;
sons had been taken into eustodyj
Many of them. however, were releas . .
ed because the packages they carried EpldCllllC Breaks Up the
were. labelled as required by the Feed . . . '
We dry 1m ‘ Standard Mortality Tables
of the Life Insurance Cont-
illiEiiSillN tillliil i
diminution
Regular Army lids Only 40,-:
000 Men—1,250,000 to Be
Held Overseas
‘-
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.—Tbe'status
oi the American Expeditionary Force
and the possible need of legislation to
insure the retention in service of the
drafted men and men enlisted for the
period of , the war for a greater
length of time than the legally allot-
(Conlinur-tl on Pure Twelve)
iiiiiliiiiiiitii
initiations
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.”"Thl‘ Spanish
influenza epidemic which swept. this
country during the autumn ”stole”
millions of the. best years of life from
American manhood and womanhood.
Henry Muir. an insurance authority
of this city, declared here today.
The average economic loss of ac.
tive life in each case of death from
least 25 years. said Mr. Moir, empba.
sizing the peculiarity of the epidemic.
which TOtgld most of its victims under
30 years 1' age, as compared with the
average life of 55 and 60 years of- per
(Continued On Page Three)
2,000,006‘rounns
or SUGAR BURNED
a
,. The question was brought up by
~ motor Nola-ti). who told the Sam
four months utter
d M the enlist-
thADELPHlA.Doo. O.—-'l'wo'.mil-
lion pounds or sugar dent-ed tor 1hr
Resins . ., .m with a
"6- '. Ohio Fitz“: hear
a. .
term of enlisted Rivet-mentions “~me
W?” “N‘m° lees-soonest!“ to? ‘W-imrm
mm is.
1“,»
-€ll i. .v
‘the malady or its aftermath was ot_
fint'ti‘ 3. ~- A»)? 31",... ‘ V
latitudinal
tinnitus
.
ll \ii'l‘l‘t’lilli, lit-r. ti. Ville (‘oxini c
in I" r" it t‘on'icil of Defense hasP air
pounced that its commercial eeoiiomi .
pm. ..ii.i its rt ltttiiig to [itillYt'l‘it‘n' tilid
exchange of merchandise still not tit
pi'tsent be. discontinued. Other ten»
titres of this program are it-sc'ntletl.
't he ('titt‘it'll takes. this“ action on the
advice of Mind ’1‘. Miner of New Lon-
don, chairman of its commercial econ-
t‘i‘t\' tiWFlUll and president of the.
Connecticut Chamber of Com
{use rules are \ei‘y benefi-
cial to the purchasing public and to
the merchant is conceded by a largo
number of our dealers. and before the
tconttnueo on Pan T'olvo)
Lieut. Stevens and
Miss Campbell Wedded
A very pretty wedding took place
in the First Congregational Church.
yesterday afternoon when Lieutenant
William 1. Stevens, of the U. 8. 8.
"Arizona." and son of Captain and
Hrs. Frank R. Stevens, of Rowayton
avenue, Rowsyton. claimed as his
bride. Miss Gertrude Campbell. daugh-
ter of Ir. nod Mrs. Frederick W.
grating houses and are dying o!‘:ont of Russia, especially 23,000,000
starvation by thousands. iii-mics received from the Soviet
Of a normal population ol' the 'tzovernmcnt. .
millions. only half n million is left j PARIS, Dec. 6 (Hava‘l).—-King
in l‘etrogrnd. The city looks t‘le-EAlbert tutti i‘rmldont .Pzirrar in " “
. isci‘tt‘d. Half of all the this tireiihcir speeches at the banquet in
VISITlNfi HERE!» occupied by Red Guards tilitllllt‘ii‘ithe Elysee, Palace, last'night, the
‘ by the Italian cltiens of this country fmniilies. Hotels, ri-sttuu'uutS,“newspapers point out, assailed the
- _. to raise $5.0ti0.ooo for the relief of cafes and offices are closed. The neutrality which did not protect.
l'iivate Edward Louis Saclitler. tor- “““an ””0"“? 9‘ ”r h” ”‘9- “9‘ houses of the middle-classed al‘i"(i|t‘- iclgium nor save Europe from the
tin-rly of East Not-walk is here visit.- 53ml“ 991th," $12021” Scout-gig: 111),; sertd, their furniture stolen and aggression of Germany. Both de- -
“”1 "i“"lms and friends. after ”CM“ .fi2”§'......,§.‘.f :1; likfpgnnelcfiwt Cou‘.h windows smashed. . elarcd ways must be considered of
lii):«iiiiiatiiiinl‘iiiiiiiicka digitiltligtoitiol: ell M mien-"0 “M ”l6 campaign in Many widely known persons giving Belgium the strength she
C.. on November 25,.y’vhlie en route to Norwiilit has the approval or the Nor- have been shot or have starved to needs to keep her place m ' the
its home at Ridget‘leld. \Vtuih. its. was “‘k “M" “mm“.- ”‘9' ‘09“ ”fin“ 0' death recently. Rumors of (ill- world and to which she has bright.
voluntarily inducted into the special ll‘" SW“ C°““""‘ mm‘mh “we”! poaching Entente intervention
lint-ml military service on November
iluswll iv‘rosl.,cliairma.n. . . 1 _ g i .‘ ‘ g
6 “ Vancouver Wash and w“ im- me “mum,“ ltalian soldiers were have iticrtased Bolshttistit hailed ‘
nietliately sent to Washington. D. (1..
held by the Austrians and so treated
(or special work. While Waiting at
that tuberculosis. specially and other
. diseases due to unsnn’tarv conditions
“:tshinzton Barracks for his lnduc- .
tlbn to he completed. the criterion:- :llilgiulgglfkthgfpagggggmfilgiivin?vflf:tg
cellint: inductions was rece vc . , '
.' . - sands of them diseased and emaciatg
“liitll affected him;— ed. , i
= . - i The. special purpose of this cam;
i tLontiuued on Page hm pain is to provide funds for snnitor-i
lums for these suffering soldiers, give
i:FIRS'I‘ OVERSEAS MFN them medical treatment and pmper
l REACH CAMP DEVENS figflt‘f‘l‘mem and
. The cause appeals to the sympathy
Al ER, Mass. Dec. 6.—-The first "Hand generosity of the American [.90.
erseas troops to reach Camp Devensw‘e to come to the rescue of our‘t'eith-
arrived yestendsY. when 41 wounded nu allies.
lsald the sons of America had oath!)-
soldiers reported at the base hospital.‘ _ a
They came from various hospitals “HSPITAL SHIP
I ‘ ‘ 'glished anew. ‘ .
. “Through superficial thinking lor
l emotional frenzy. there tire
((‘nnttnnvn on Eleventh F“...
, , illuminant"
iiiiiiiititiiiiii llillSiNlliilllliMS
l
The campaign now being: conducted
(Continued 0n racism)
“1 .
mmm7rmwmm
iniiiiiiiir
NEW YORK. Dec. 6.~—“When the
restore them to Nd flag is carried upon our streets
it is a protest against law and there-
tore a menace to our free institu-
tions." declared President John Grier
Hibben of Pfinceton University in an
address today before the Association
of Life Insurance Presidents.
Dr. Ribbon was emphasising the
obligations of liberty of which. ‘he
WASHINGTON. Dee. 6.4%th
Batter gave it as his personal opinion
today that none of the vetemn divis
slons oi the American tinny in men;
will return home beiorepeaco formal-
ly is declared. He indicated that the '
tried righting men would aomposo the
bulk of the force to be kept in Ett-
rope for the present.
Heretotors the understanding he
been that the Rainbow division "not!
two or three other 'i’nmofl units __
would be brought home soon moving
their places to be tilted by am at
the newcomers.
amnit or are divisions which have "
along the Atlantic seaboard and were
sent here for complete recuperation
and discharge: 0st; of them nre New
Englsndera.
No word had been received of their
on“ or East v » D. . throu . seen much fightinuuo am y ?
“at”: [1:33.91- Megan”; fif’filfllfiafiflmfi’ mph“: .msny people who think that where '0 the All“ 1‘ hm! 0‘ 0mm. .
you: couple. but may gourd, When Genoa] . g there is restraint of any kind what “101! 'll Min; No German-ll“ -
About- trio-in “(set 0! n was iotuaot this he .t ‘ new roux. Doc.'3.-~Tho army as- no: there can be no liberty." can in-
the young ”it? were present at
a gem yum.
VII adv-st in am
[trimmed
can” run“ the tea hers announced today they uod Dr.- Blbben. -~"tt would best it .
° m hf" u“. .mmseon tissue to nun moms: to:- us muons-moss. truth thott
.Lwirelsss with the United States Boo tiles «in is u jsssenttat slant. ..,
pita! 8pr Comfort sineo'yutviflrlnthompt ,
. ._ ‘ I
"must
dampening-subtitle
aim
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ot wounded WM receiver
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