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ANNUAL lllltlll liEiitiiiltlZEii ARMY
“* ultllluuus
PRESIDtNi WllSiN Wlll llll
Will in lieu lMMllllll
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loll ilit lit
3pm” 0} "till gaunt llll PASS
COMRiDSHIP ,“i.”{li_.“.fl§i.ii.
Large Delegation of the!
Members and Visitors‘
' . Present From Stratford ; . men. HE HHURE 0': "MY
lilSPiilfli BEFORE XMASA W... as“. .
else and Transportation The annual roll call of Uneaa 'rrlhe‘ Thousands Who Must
_7 _,__ g ? Tax Rates for 1919 Agreed ..._.,..... the. so. Improved Order of Red Lien: Leave the Capital “‘— .
American Balllflhip Squad-- 0" Secretary Daniels Will Re-‘ V" ham 1‘" mm“ at u” "5““ Some Question About the Probable Extent of the Tern-
in Washington alreat. There was a
ran and the British Grand view the Vessels as They
\l'ASlllNGTON, l). C.. Det‘.l8.--
WASHINGTON. I). 0.. Doc. 18. Jill-
pid progress on the War Revenue bill
‘ was made by the Senate. with leaders
apparently uniting to hasten its pas-
sage by late this week or at least be—
fore the holidays.
After Senator Penrose, of Pennsyl-
jia. senior republican of the Finance
'Committee. had delivered a prepared
address urging prompt passage of the
bill, but disapproving its provisions to
fix 1920 tax rates, the Senate. with
“only a. handful of members [Ht'ht‘nt
and with perfunctory discussion,
adopted many important amendments
;and approved pages of minor provi.
; ' ‘sions. Consideration of all 1920 acts,
"' VIN and “Opes l0 seelhowever. was postponed by unanimous
Fleet Agreed Perfectly.
Admiral Beatty Says
AMERICANSARE
HEARTlll THANltEli
Regrets Departure of Yan-
kees After a Year’s Ser-
Pass Into New York Bar-
bor in the morning '
. well as visiting
the Tribe has had in some time.
tiliEAl nan: .
INTHEAFiERNtitiN
American Ships Probably
Will Remain at New York
Until January 8—Lellve of
followed by Past Great Sachem
Scampton. of Massachusetts. Deputy
Great Sachem Wilbur I". Rubbed. of
Norwalk; Collector of Wampum Wil-
illam Miller. D. W. Harford. Han-y D.
lBallwltz, Keeper of Records. Stevrart
t'. Marshall. and several of the Strat-
. turd brothers. .
‘ Them Again Soon moment. .
N _'
MlNl)ON. Dec. lb.»-—'l‘he Ameri-j
can battleship squadron attached to‘
the British Grand Fleet displayed a
spirit oi true coulrndcship through its;
ueriod of service. declared Admiral
Sir David Beatty. the (ionlmanderdlr'
Chief of the Grand Fleet, in a fat--
nell address on board the U. 8. 8H
New York on December 1, the, day tin I
aquadron was detached from the
trend lv‘loei. All hands had been call-
ed to muster on the l't)"et'it.\llt' to llt’iii"
Admiral Beatty. '
After thanking the American offi-l
't“l'S and men for their («l-operation.
'ir David remarked that built the Bus
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((‘outl‘nut-d (in Page Six) ‘
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ltiPRtiliEllitli
IN unlit in;
House Begins inquiry into!
War Risk Insurance Bu-z
reau —-— inefficiency ls'
Charged~Hope to Place
Absence For Men
\‘.'ASlliN(‘.TON, Dec. litm'l‘he
American flect returning from Europe,
which is to be revieWrd at New 'York
by Secretary Daniels is expected to ur-
rive oll‘ Ambrose light vessel at day-
light on Tuesday, Dec. 2i. The navy
department announced last night that
the ships: will-pans the Statue of Li-
berty about 9 a. u... and will then an-
chor in the North l‘llt'l' from 55th
street to Fort Washington. :
Iif‘hltlt‘li the ships already announc.
«d as returning from foreign service
and those action as escorts to the
presidential ship George Washington.
these vessels will take part in the re-
vlew:
toontlnucd On Page has)
liiiiCii PARTY _
Hill liEli lilitiSS
NEW YORK, Dec. 18: --llistot'it‘
Fifth Avenue. lloln Madison Squari-
to the Plaza at 59th Street. becomes
an “Avenue of Mercy" tonight for a
gigantic camivai or “block party." to
which New York's millions have been
intltcd. as a means of stimulating en-
|large attendance of the members. as
detention from
.Btratford and Nor-walk. Inch inter
llout was taken in the proceedina. and
it was the moat interesting gathering
The feature of the evening waa the
address by George A. W, of
'Btratford, one of the moat prominent
Red Men in the country. who gave the
members aome good‘advioe. He was
tory Which Should Go to ltalian Government
PlillSH liliVEliNliENT READY lli
illiNElliliE illiANCE Willi ENlliltlE.
Catalonia’s‘Demand for Au onomy Will Be Referred to
anExtra-Parliamentary Commission ‘
While a vast demobilization scheme
for the great American army of 2,000.-
000 men in Europe was being 'Wol‘lled
out in Washington. the smaller army
of 75,000 girls was not forgotten by
the govhrnment.
in the War Department the Secre:
tary of War studied maps and discuss-
M the return of the victorious fixht-
u.
9 in the Labor Department the Sect-e~
iary of Labor studied repute and d'él
vised plans for sending to their honest
the victorious workers.
The government recognized that the
battles had been fought in offices as
well as machine guns had aided lay
vanquiahtng the enemy.
i When the first group of women was
to be released. representative: of the
halted States Employment Service
and the War Labor Policies Board
held a special conference. The namaa.
‘qunlitications and home addressee of
i
(Continued on Pane Twelve)
PARIS, Dec. lh.—Another raw. wetf A5 for the. problems as to it” ’2:
day kept President Wilson indoors to: lure of Germany and Ends. ID” ‘
day except for a ride in a closed motor attitude should be do“ ll ”003:,
car. The only conference on his pro. mice with the mood-e tea-bed
gram was one with Gabriel Hunotaux.j the Allied conference. but M should
formerly French Foreign Minister. heel... am the fundamental wind»
The president worked late last night i pic of aettielnent should in 00 Ill";
after his return from the let'gplltin Bu wreto‘cbtunammm
given by Ambassador and Mrs. harp,: in the worl .
and slept late into this morning. . 7),. other points which the martinis
Much interest attaches to the con- makes are:
' -._.__ ferences which President Wilson will The future of the Banana lsland:.
have with King Victor Emnlunual. which has caused various diflomtf‘:
who is expected to arrive here minor. controversies between Grout Brl .
HILPATR"; “A" How. The president's associates have m.- Uulted States and commotion}:
said he will go further into the sub- hadecidedinowordanee with the w
' . ithe king having already had several citlc.
)ect of thrift: pmition at the Peace of the former two power! for the DillL
lintormal talks during lilt- voyaht; from! The German New Gall“. which 1'
t‘onfcrenct: in his v~0llt‘t~l~.~atl0lls with pose of destroying bun III 3|“ Pit“
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ clA "c to France with t‘oult Mart-hi occupied by the British. should
Republlcan Lalldldfi“, P01 'dimgllllzl‘s. ltaitan aulbassldior and ngbe returned to Ger-any Their?“-
Treasurer [49d HIS TiCket'high commissioner to the l'nlled‘ clple should be applicable to the Bis—
-—Gov. Holcomb Bent Spel-
isll and the Americans wort: distill”
minted at not having bolten able in.
Ilt‘t‘t the German fleet. lit: declared-
ilat the day tho German fleet sun,
Blame for the Holdup of) it ttlcships New Mexico. Mississip-
‘ rollmcnt in the Christmas loll call of
Payments to Men r pi. llssouri. Maine. Wisconsin. Alaba-
the lit-d Cress. The only price of ad-
mission to thc patty will be the 1919
States. as Well as another discussioul march Islands.
Red Cross button. indicating that the
.. :nm, lllinois, Kenrsarge. lows. lndiana
WASHINGTON Dec. 18.“le volley
.and Massachusetts; hospital ship 80-
of criticism against the mishandling of
the affairs of the War Rick Insurance:
Bureau to which has been cllargedi
thousands and thousands of cases oil
cndered’ was “a pitiful day to see!“
it Dal id said he had always had mis-
‘ivings that the Germans would net'-
it come out for a finish fight. and
hose misgivings had been strength-
lace; supply ship Bridge and one or
wearer "has a heart and a
more naval fuel ships.
i the cause. . .
i Each block along the avenue will be
(Continued me I'm Thmi 'lin possession or the Red Cross or oth-
(gnm for
of these questions yesterday. Japan should hold lain-db like the
lacy 80042 - it is known the president feels the! Marnhalls, Caroline, and others. which
warmest sympathy for the purposesgarenow occupied by the lemma .
The votes for state officers cast at . which led ltaly to enter the war. Nyv~ Navy. as it is damn! “I; mill-f: .
the election in November “rm cannertboleas. the tentative- lines laid out; them to Germany. can In 0
, , , ——-—-—————-—~—— —-- ' - mtzatlon, for a night of . . . b h board fl in consequence of an investigation by] reason to let the on“ m my
. . . 'N-HEIC privation ill the families of1 9' omclal ° tossed yesterday y t c o ‘ . .
ncd by the touting of the American . soldiers because of failure w pmvido‘“rILL GO SLOW [N ldanclug and other entertainment, contrast-ere. consisting of 33cm“? “'2' (‘olonei Edward M. House respecting] them. mm
«million. A . t Tralllc will be cleared at 7:45 oclock. . ‘ . ‘ . he irobable extent of torritorv which The cable line betwdbn
, thcm with funds due them culminated. JOB CANCELLATIONS‘ L. Perry. Treasurer l-. b. (number it i .
.mdav ill the introduction of a rest»" ‘ '“n‘ir warnings ‘1'" been ”“3““ by lain and Comptroller M. C. Webster. ' should Kw!“ italy, 0“ the principle of. the Southern lslandar'mfi‘ 5 "'3:
(Continued on Pase “m, lutjoll for a special 00mm.“ invostil ‘ ithe RN‘M air raid “PPM. th‘h W0“ About 167,000 electors voted the statel metal or linguistic determination. do! cupled by the Ja NOV!- [lino is
M—w-mm—u ‘ gu'ion of the bureau. ‘ ‘ WASHINGTON Dec. 18.»——A resolu- installed during the WM ‘0 Wflm cith tickets last month. All of the mpub. i not lully accord with the ideas of the. be held by Japan. 0 “b” “9
._ . i
l, Representative McFadden (i’a.) the:
1 ‘Iilanking and Currency Committee in-
itroduced the «l
resolution which is
:mivllegcd one and was referred to'
. . the Rules Committee. ‘ l
’ 3' After setting forth the failure oil
‘ lilo
tion calling upon the Secretary of La-
bor to secure a slowing up of war
contract cancellations at Bridgeport.
Conn. munitions plants, was adopted
today by the War Labor Board.
The Board had been naked to take
lens of danger of a raid by German
aircraft. At 8 o'clock the festivities
will formally commence when forty
bands from United States and Allied
warships in port and from nearby ur-
my camps will play “The Star Span-
ltcan candidates were found to be; ltaiian government. which feels that; a. property owned by I "in“ “’3'
electet, G. H. Gllpatric. the nominee i it should go further than is lndicatedi t‘t-l'll, so that Germany aboIII bit! it
for treasurer. leading in plurality. g by this outline. This is one of the sub up before conceding to Jean.
Governor Marcus B.‘ Holcomb was jeCts which Mr. Wilson discussed The problems relating to the main- I
second. in spite of the endorsement ,with Count Ceilera. 1 (chance of order in Siberia Build '0
of his opponent by the cttlzens‘ party! TOKiO. Nov. l8. (Correspondence! settled by the Allied Gallstones. but
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of War Rick insurance, compensation The text of the resolution follows: NEW BRITMN. 900- "FM!“ '
Reveals Also That,.Uaited.
States Was Manufactur-
ing 6,000 Tanks " j
wasamaron, n. c., bee. 13,—-3
‘aeed by a program of producing 2.-
1919."
and allotment laws and to report its
conclusions and recommendations to
the House not later than January 15,
The resolution Would invest this
committee with authority to compel
attendance of witnesses and the pro-
lestimated at ”5.000 was caused no
t‘t‘ontinucd on Page Eleven.) ‘terday morning. when a purifying
ltank at the plant of the New Britain
DAILY AIR MAIL isatietfsnaactsr”.23;
SERVICE STARTS i ing to other buildings. The explosion
occurred without warning in a fire-
WASlllNGTON. Dec.18.~»Ratifica-
tion of the prohibition amendment to
the Federal Constitution by the ne-
'ccasary three-fourths of the States by
next. February 1, is
survey of the prohibition situation
predicted in a i
The. marquis says Japan should ap-E
prove all decisions to be reached by
Great llrttaln. France and the United
iStates as far as the territorial altera-
ltions on the Western front. Central
Europe. the. Balkans and in African
colonies are concerned, because Japan
has not direct interest in the aflairs of '
BRUSSELS. Dec 18. —- Permanent
committees have been formed by the
Belgian government to decide upon
important problems which develop at
the Peace conference. These oil-unitr
tees will sit at Bntseels.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ll—The Pol-
H I guns of all calibres a month with- duction of documents. ‘ NEW YORK. Dec. tsp-The first Eighguim: L: 231:: 9&‘:g£g :0!“ public gang; the bloat}? ”(if . these territoies. l (continued on M Maven.)
'“‘ “mum“ "‘9 “0“ of ms to the ' -—--—-—--—- flight in the daily mall Berrice bk'rmm which a are mm mm m, at Will u 3‘ tan 1 u if __ ._-
. llied nations or the navys prior right, NH.“ New York and Chicago. beg“. o e athod s p hoops m- _~ -0... — .——
he Ordnance Bureau of the War De-
iartment had achievedan output of
bout 600 guns a month when the are
We" ended 1'03““"981' .3, 'June of: of mail. At nettetonte. Pa.. he will de-l M" "mm“ °‘ "Mi "l“ m“ “9“
“WW lN llNAlSESSlliN WWW... Sew" Cram" ”tarnrlmtcaraala"r. , .
fléggsgxaugé were revealed today by‘ ‘ 1 another pilot, who willlhté'ansporl it is Superlor Court Today ”The Board declared that Connecti- _
' ' - ': Cleveland. where a ti aviator wl . l . ‘ »-
ssistant Secretary Crowell. Director —-—~' . . J .. _ _ cut lid tel-moat Wlll ratify the; .
r Munitions in a personally conduct. ' ANNAPOLIS, nu. Dec. 18.—Secre— ”my " "" t° mm" m” m“ Chm” 3- 3"“ec‘“ mm“ M 9"“ amendment at the coming legislative -‘-—-
d trip to the new prbving ground at ’tartes Daniels and Lane were on the
STATE liliVEliNliliS
. . as ressure throughout the city was
today at .220 a. at. when Leon w'lfow goday and a number. of factory
Smith tank to the air at Belmont Park. . forced to close.
1.. l._ ills biplane entries 400 pounds departments were
chines will be used during the entirei beazling funds to the amount of .39..
flight and tile last one is expected to 000 from the Fairfleld'Conuty Nation-
Church. F‘iftoen states have approv-
ed the amendment and the Board de«
clares that thirty other states. the leg.
sessions. Pennsylvania is classed as
3NliliWAlli lililS
Charles Redling, Charles
”n. SIiiiiiN hill—‘7
Lieutenant Sloman. local dentist,
C " u ‘
Aberdeen, Md, .Where ‘all types ~ of program‘today for addresses before . .n _ 'bopet'ul'. NOV York an even pro- . - has been musteredontataanultef. '
. us were demonstrated tui- Mr. Cro- 'the final session of the Conference of '“gfil.3,‘j*°;‘g,‘;n‘1f,§:°fi2 tfllfi‘: 5:521; g} '31:? amint’cm‘l‘fdsszcg" $3?ng position; and New Jersey probably; Turner and William Ell- Battle Creek. inch. no use}: has
-ell'a party. and Americanebuilt tanks State Governors. In addition, the gov- Mimic" mum“... made a a..." a} bra“ at before the Superior. Court oi ”9mm ' yard Wounded in France 8‘1““ “Numb“ “1 M f" ,
“tweeters were put through their "W8 erected 1° discuss Thai is 0:37 a. m. but nlotor trouble develop. 1......gepm man,- Judge William F. ' a member :éhogogmomrmmg;
“2093' , . . . ;$t:: rlgngolnigintlhieNtléflliluzgimd ed and he' returned and obtained a Tammany will appear as counsel for VATICAN TROUBLE i This morning's casualty list contain- 3311:?Onciobeg. but of: inhumani-
tcomlnued On Page Bit) i Secretaryllanlols invited the gov. whine. “‘9 “cc“sed- . NOT SETTLED hm: ”Mb? of “"9: Norwalk ”’3 demic struck camp. and at one than
”k...“ Vel‘nors to lunch on the , Mayflower. - - _ 3 ° $0011 ell Togas" in France. 4,000 men were confined to bed. But
. ~. - ‘fand later to inspect the battleship ‘ ‘ ROME“ Tuesday, Dec. Yrs—Reports 059(1)“ Gages RR dillg' 80? :fPML the; mature was tahen, m only
i . Mississippi. anchored in the Chesa— that there has been a settlement of at“ tn' “3 atel'e P5 0 d “1" about 600 men succumbed to the illlr ‘
. . 'peake Bay. RED CROSS ROLL CALL. the controversy between the Vatican {we ' was. "'9” 3 1:3qu ‘ The which was; a very good showing, «I» i
. . i The Conference. it is understood, * and the Quirlnai and that there is a zlggngogglifmgadggtgy rhe mfiifinméh siderinx the short time in which prep-
wiil not adopt resolutions committing: -,- ~ - l'ngto possibility that Pope Benedict may . "' antions had to be made. Emergency.
‘ IN R A K T AY: - The'spmi. ls evident. Just walk along Wash n first leave the Vatican are emphatically de- ‘” washing” and it was learned ”ml hospitals were erected all over this A.
. 5 (Confirmed 0,, pm, Six) and see tne store wmdows With the 100 per cent. flags. Theo y “M by me 083mm", Romano. the after goingtthfrohfih segerxldmgnthnhotl mm” ma mm“ {mm "9”,” _ . .
i -. .-_ - question as. why have not all the stores the 100 33:11? a??? official organ of thEOVgtican. N 27 hveastgggfan 51‘8"“; gofembgfifim‘ tats were mshéd to camp. and ev
_ . ; Sure] the are not less atriotic than their ne’ rt 18 Dispatches from n on‘ on or. - °g means was taken to save lives. All
rs. Arthur Gleason’ Decor? TORON T0 POLICE mthexza sad reflection notpto see them in every window, but ”1° gong um 1tlwas ”marl? thatl Pope edit: ge‘ihgiisuiif‘ilrenéie “mum” “‘“m‘” '0'“ "3 “um” and,
atcd _by King Albert, Guesti ARE ON STRIKE spirit is abroad and by the last of the week ever-ylshop will cer- me'imgé 2:231? 32" arming“ :23: Private Charles B. Turner. 01' 15: (Comma, 6;;ue may”)
of Hllda Club and Wlll Re-f roaonro D 18 Th . tainly have its flng- It will not want to he know; in t3111.6 01W 95 Conference has finished its work. 21°” £55: ‘fufifgmfifnggm $33ng
7 - ‘ - . i - 90- ~~ 1* Toronto on atrtotic. Where are all the window 3 at em up 88 Since 1871. when Pope Pius X. re- ' . ‘ ’
late “ 31‘ Exmrlenceh ‘ ipolicje force began ll strike this mom! 80:)“ as you get them so as to stir up mmugghw to procure fused to recognize the annexation of 'd‘rlnltliflilioflagllhent‘rhagartggtifeed 223' Old Well Lodge, F. and
. ng a pro es are net t e dismissal . . - b in ew kin d mof ltal un- . ' , ' -
Mrs. Arihuy Gleam“, Red Cross by the notice commissioner \of “mg his. Every home andevery business house’ahould have on dis- nglPS’lcl'or Enigmanttelg. $he mm}; of motion from Wash.ngton hm Sunday, A. M., Elect (Eiders
.rkpr,‘ ambulance um” and mm M... members of the police Union” play at least one Semce Flag this week betore Christmas. Re- m Camouc Church have never left that her brother had been wounded} .
- M- (.. A- member, Who was person- which the commissioner had refused member the cal is naive membershi . If mane is scarce the Vatican. some time between September lath The annual meeting 0' Old W."
.. . s .. D Y
fizdgrogated by 1932 Albert of 301- to recognize because of its"afliliatlon' cut on“ some unnecessary expenditure and buy your member. _ 3:101:33:23:30?382331133!“131’; masher?)- 108'. F- figdmA. :1; 3:;
1' elmsm on uty, s the: e-t with the .Trades and Labor Council. - ‘ ' ' .-. - g l . - e . cvenmg on or -
«f the mm Club in this city {0}“; ”Home“ who "were officers of the “n. [Ship The dollar mien to the Red Crosswfll do moregood than BIG BOSTON ARENA mung that he hm been "it in u... pom o, the usual‘ row“ hm
nd following a luncheon tendered to ion had been summarily dismissed by you ever realize. . - IS DESTROYED ‘98: bill his injury. was “0' “Tim". finil' the officers for the coming your word
erfltlhislugun atbtilc Lliudenhurst [an the commissioner after they declined ' Peace does normal the Red Cross relief work. On the con- :lifltcgglggifled 1° 3W" be back with ele‘tlltedtrinfftzlifiwn: 4 h K. Finch. .
'V 9 ° “ “‘9'“ m, S I“ “'i“ address ‘0 mailm- * . ‘ I tra. the 'roclaimin of cs 0 ens new fields of service for BOSTON. Dec. 18.—The Boston Ar- “i ', . . 0" P “, "m 0 n
the!!! on her “Denounce iu the great Mfli'tll‘.C.hurch and members“Me 11.8%“ 030” and gov, $9 thgn our the American people can, a. brick structure built in 1909 Sei‘iimm \lllllam Q- Li“ Rid; 0' a Senior Warden-Asa. T. Lowndes.
war this afternoon at ““110“,,“ my (.“y Comm” are making every effort - t . t b" (i th, (is r h I, f th , with a seating capacity of nearly 12,. Monroe street, has been. wounded Junk". Warden—Edgar Harris.
‘ omc of Miss Mary E. Ryder. on East to effect at least temporary seitle- mus gm, 0 . m it]! e woun and assuage t a palm; °_ 9 000. was destroyed by fire today. The sllghtly and his father, 1’9““ Ema", Treasurer—Adolph W- Dreyfus-
Wenlle. mm, of n... hundred policemen. world. Membership in the Red Cross adorns the noblest out- long in estimated at $400,000. The fire has received “rd t" that “feet- 3» Secretary—Robert at. wnoox. N
Mrs. Gleason was the companion of about ninety remained on only. these let for such impulses. Every true American should answer is believed to have started from a 39““ Edvard “ well knownabout the Trustees-Charles ii'. WI." D. Burt . .
Her husband. Arthur Gleason, a noted including inspectors and sergeants. 9119“" to the Roll GalL All you was hw;m‘douu. lighted cigar or cigarette thrown on city “‘1 W5“ “m0”! the first “”an limb and Frederick 8; “our . . I."
nuslcian, author and public speaker, This force will be augmented by ape- ‘ . * , , .. the floor by some one in ~11": m" men to leave blur-walk H0 118-! M : AM the election of oncol- “b
“ ‘ .. - , cial constables and the military po- = - ' " ~ “'"h attend“ a boilnteahibttiod' -:. ._ . . . W‘ - - . m- ' ”
Continued-ninth Page lice._ , '~ Mi , ' , 1Got-tilted«avalanches. g , .
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