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8 d15pd‘ttitts {lg‘iiltllj it) it trlr'
mrwise in tirs papa and g}... . tltazI hpflllt
-' news Dablzbbbed herein} :t“! lit iiizill ’ii\ll| tItit iti rt i.t I.‘I- ii
rights of icp'l iiidli‘ln o tpe‘
it B.ilitilll‘illl ilelbi‘1"lii‘i
.‘lmtches human are Iln’) re .\..ttor.- li.ct' .~ .I ’ll‘it‘i'l'lii liliil'l
‘ .._ - i _--_..-_.,_-_._
‘ ' 0 “mm' “L5 RECONCILIATION
PHONE CALLS
Rooms—~92.
onco—u.
. . Bunch Office—1388.
anathema—721M.
“'7 ‘ i tine tit ‘lll' tines bilh ot ctiIIIrni li’ tlil
. I 9
l the prenitiellt‘n limit to England is that
,. \lirr‘r ‘Hl lIt' ‘lfl‘ lpniion l).lrly llt‘“>
"it would lie an lllh‘l'llhllllt‘ mind that
l W" 1‘24 could Witness without i motion of pro-
. 9 9 9
.- l ‘ 1" llllidcuce— found gratitude the :dpectat'le of the
. tart-ardent. of the ri-puhiIc, whtch llit'
THE SPEAKERBHIP' ito create, riding through street» side
of the important questiom bir
, by side uith the sotoreinn ot‘ a more
the Republicans of tiorrm-t-ttt-ut
, 9 at eldighiened day. ‘
t ' . ' - - i
‘ [rear nt mm '5 ”w selett on "In that scene we saw not unit the
lolly ot an English king did so murh
.Cpeaker to preside orer the or erasure of ”u M!“- the ““9959“ 09.
the book of memory of 8 tom: trail of
estl'angtuuen. we saw In it the m‘lrr'loi
' session or the General Assent-9
It has bteil apparent for many:
that the qualifications oi a um-
ol reoonciliat ion.
1 ‘ ' ' ~ - ‘ - . n 9
. " in Wm "Name" m“ b”: i “it was well that such an 0(‘0m-l0n9
- “ ‘ - 1-2 I.
.inate to hi. puncture» to tits I mum” have N9," 9.9.19.9".39999 999. u troll'i
committee appointments ullror‘it'
. whose support he depended on
ular ferttirul."
Thanks to the modern rIt‘Irttcies mi
“inducers. No. that the “h“immicommunication. the people of lllt‘ l'rlit-.
‘ have by" unfortunate 0“” hMimi States lllld oi the whole far-thine
hi lrll‘h ‘
l
principle completely ""l‘federation 01‘ British democracies pur-
imi-mi ... SPEAKERSHIP IS
1'!!! sum IORVALK mum m
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CAL‘SING LIV ELY
POLITICAL CONTEST
.. ,i..u~-u lurid; loge inlet
in ill-t'ill‘hx‘u v, .Itili-tr.
ill" .tui dthlt‘gH’vi Lil ur.~ ipwtui
ii litllll tuning to l ..- ttwm- tit noun
roiks to Lore the vawcenttttm-s pr.
.~i i.t trtili .~.-i a pie 1. It'l‘tl .m below :I
MI ilui tiiti Aral .luriit‘ \\ nisli ”I
ll. .1 A; ;I [or illv tuniil_'~'l~ t'alldldait’
ior elmahi‘l‘. ’l‘tti li' lilt' tm-IItytrrr.i
1. lt!t‘>‘t‘!li‘1ll\t§ [it .u limit. id l‘ourizy
oh: .i: 9. I ghttitn “\ n- [m . tv'tt t'l'i‘
bl'qlit'till) Judge \\.li:li hm: will" .t .
e. I... ill tit huh-tantnti ill: i-;..iuI titzu
Ili‘.‘ :‘t I'X'tfa’ lllal'fl l“ .‘l‘Uti:d not t ‘.
pII .~.— a [tl't'it‘iclitt‘. 'l‘iIi IiIi-t-tItI; Ln
ally adjourned MIrtmut u pr-itertvurc
it l.~ l‘iitiillt‘d lliitl wilt-II til. >lIov till
titllnh in the real tnucus at linltlolti
Judge “Iii-h \I.ii get about six \'!‘l"'l
{tom lv‘nIIrIr-ld t‘o,zt.t_\' and that Mr
littxtorti will get all the rest
John '1‘ King. il“ ln'i._~rtlt~Itt ot'
uritlé‘iiilittli, [Iltlaidrti ill lllt
pIi cetiIng the pruntc stosiott ot tho-
rcpleaelttatlm. lie mid IntuIy iuttir-
estint: things. Among them was lllr'
unquaitt‘itd statement that If he “l’l'l'
tr legislator he would vote tor pmhibr‘
tion and for woman suffrage. This is:
tlw first time he hits. Halt-ti his per.
sonal posltion on these two subjects.-
and quota little nodding of heads
followed his declaration. lie follode
this up with no «anally frank etutm
ment that he did not expect this to
influence the min of any man in the
legislature. and he didn't consider he
had any business telling them what to.
do. "My bullpen." he laid. "ill man-T
aging political campaigns and talking‘
politics between times. not ormurlzing
legislatures."
“I personally am not concemcd how 9
anybody votes," he aaid. "l hsvono pt) '
liticni destiny to be effected; more is.
nothiu 1 seek; there isn't any posh?
tion 1 want. not even a membership I
lllti
itIltt'huoII
on the nntlosral commune. has it it ‘
were n member of the lcgislnturo It
would vote for prohibition and martian“
suffrage. it not altogether on moral.
= points. then from the standard of po-jtnou
iitical 'lldom." '
Mr, King diocuused some past Re-
publican party history in Connecticut.
prefacing his remarks that within a
few years the Mote had dropped from
American Girl War Workers wetland
_ 9 9 8.000 majority. which. he lisid. phcodt
”WWW“ “mm" "mm” ""itlte omciallreads ottheir govermucnw. Connecticut in tho doubtful oolumn.’
i
‘ 5‘ p"“””"““ “M". prim" "m“ Tire two most powerful pronto. in lh“iiglnlorotm’nh‘emfialgw'l‘l'lxtmmusi (will);
of greater importance m ”mn'world rejoin-d together in token of '
for this state of affairs is due to out-
the public L'omi. new sympathy 99nd undersmndinc. aide interference in local organiza-
lt'llil'i'it-ltl (‘tltilitr' llepulllit'uil (it I
.tions. it ix this interference that hss9
it the nritish and Americans stand 9 taken New llnvim and Hartford coon-3
. .-i . . .
Itogt-thcr from now on, on they should 2399939329024?” lysihl'agn goats“
from the outside to kill off tho attorn-
llliltl laid the golden on for the Re
. , pubiitrunu in the ittote of Connecticut
ltiielt‘ to I‘i‘miiin ”I' 0"“ "“"‘l‘“'iatixtinlI-s. up}.- from torch-II \iolent'l“ "inst state convention they (he did-‘
- r Repulllit‘un “mum,” in (-0“. In‘t any who) aturtt-d after tho scalp
lion. fortunate in ltnrin: \l'
as leader. hm t'tIllhislt'llll) .‘Uithett- 9.99 “09mm; ”“9 mum)! “9.9.0.9999;
“ l
. to stand for patronage. i'tllltrlll‘infih in "999“, “99ml". 9“... ”w“. 99“.“
ion or those who should hau- ‘mitii'iwtcd m um “99999.99. 9‘0“: mm a H.000 Republican mflority to an odisunited group. but as a unit.
.*‘
illlld envy and aim the dt'h‘lilllt'.\ ot tilt‘
.
.ltl. Til - (‘ounty int-i hoeu lltllltll‘etl
world.
_..... no
1 ‘AIM‘Illllll‘ hy the iii-iri-iiii‘ 0! PM . GETTING READY FOR WAR.
k W. Tm. Ntny Itrtnouni'iw
‘ Stamford. “l“ "'l‘l-"l"'l“‘ "“r'” that the Army illlti Navy htttti Itndir-‘
.the last two sessions oi" the thin-I
Illlxt‘tu‘tl. llelirt-M-ntnttro liepltrilllt-nt
deul‘t‘iliilllht‘il l“ lul'ul'liV'l‘rlttllktn jointly the construction of it.
2 “hm" rm MM" ”"1“" “Ml 'll'.:|tittlli tioun in 'l‘t-xu.» tor the lillilliliitt“
‘ R rlent‘e. l’““"““‘ ‘ ”W “hm” "M title of lllL'tl't trottr natural unit. for it”
I every “"5 minim”) ”mm l“ " iiu "llL'llit‘l’lllull-flll‘" t-rul't. Mutt-rials
Speaki I" “ml"mlh ""kn'w. ‘lor 'l pipe In- lit-in; lttid under t‘tllttl‘rfit
I» ‘ 4 hill-“mnfih 1“". ll". ofliee. mm H" ‘ ltl :t t'tlbi til S-illlMlttU. the MN of lllllltl'i
"“ all 0‘ ”I" R“WV-‘0'““‘1‘” f“""',‘inlze :trtd otplipllrcnt is, estimated ill
Md “mm" h'm' siguilitnl H"""Stooojiotl, hut the first revision of tho
:tlon ot‘ supportinu Mr: “”Xl“"l't<tnuatti.c has "m hm.“ announced. it
he D“ “m" ‘” Wm“ M “"‘l'|"'“':is rxpt'flt'ti that the plant will he in
”01‘9”“ ”W 'l'“ “W“ “l "”" vtlpt‘l'ltlitlll April 1. 1919, All i-‘oohr ilal'.
i
lb"““““““' V“"““"”"‘“ ”"”"“‘ .lllrl what is expected to he gained h)".
slur action on the put-t oi lilillll'E‘h'. construction of this ltltlnl. is “(“9
er legislatiu- tt'iend‘, “ms“ “l”">ttttt-tl. but quite iiktily ii is ticsiuncd
j him hitu run iitId no Kri‘ilWl‘Etn imprestt the Kaiser with the deter-
:C'ml'9'h3“ "l““l‘ him ”‘“i"""l‘l'°”' urination of the administration to he:
hoped thttt his eliit-tiull will lie-mum;- for his next wnr. ltrcitlcntly the
.work will tend to promote prosperity
Q
Vji‘.
I a certainty.
”W” ’tiown in toms, the atote which hit
NERALTAR luuppiied throt- members of the cabinet
MW in u pertecur ideal “mildlttnd the only member of the kitchen:
t Britain would give Back Gibt‘nl- 9
i Spain. But this is not yet :t_i- .
er the millennium. E
tain. having held that big rockE
l
i cabinet.
iNFORMATION PLE9ASEi 9
Postmaster General Burloson ex“;
relinquish it now. bettinz 30 0‘, Krupp gym 1nd pay for name out
is not one of the Lion's Cth- of the warnings in 25 years. In the
us, anyway. And in the pre- mhtmmg public would like to
- t as firmly. persuaded as ever. there would' be, what appropriations
ey need Gibraltar in their ‘lmtil- would be called for "on the (marry,
Their territorial possessions in whether he would want the w pow-
AN“ “1‘ "‘9 ““9““ ‘° or to exclude Minthe telemh not“
' m “5‘" than ever a” " the malls and to what extent the tole-
- of m” 51W“; “t “I. grins indrtelephono nylons would be.
not yet ”M W PM” aids. sdiuncts of a political machine.
"‘ yetso thoroughly'ssshred. that .-
hull bffofl‘to give up one of .
' bulwark of her empire.
the people are to be treated to another,
m granitic ofethe benefitlm public on-
- mm. Allow a while my will fully,
man they par the bills. The
‘ttn with it. .
of our lieutenant governor because i
had pernoiurl differences with some
other Republicans in tho_ stnte. but
9 when the fut-ta were pieced before the
'ilepublit'nn voices they could not.
he
tIIisltd. Two )'(‘fll‘ll ugo we were dia-
('l‘llllllllllf‘ll ilflilllirl :It. ilru'tford. Now
this ortnlrlimtion of ozlrs in li‘airfield
t‘ottnty hits got to click together.
While careful not to dictate tiny pol-
icy on the question of the next speak
or. Mr. Kiln.r cuIItiollttl the repreten-
lflliH-n against allowing their turmoil
of mnuuittee positions to lend them
untruy, when they voted for speaker.
"i'tl be careful not to he intiuencod
:Iuttinst titty judgrnori’ hy promises
'whicll may not he .ltept." ire wanted.
He assured them that Pnirfield
(‘ounty representatives must do their
own organizing and arr-tired them that
they had tI good fighting chance. “No-
body." he ilaid. “known where he's at
on this speakership, proposition. He
may any tltttl he does. but. he doesn't.
Nobody knows whnt tl'ia legislature is
going to do. Tire old combinations tire.
trll split up. Nobody has tluythiru:
9 sewed tip. You. mutrt do your own or-I
canning. and see to the committee tis-
xignmcntrr yourselves. We who mnn~
are politics ought to have nothing to
“bloat politicions take themselves
too seriously anyway. M’ist of us am
in the saddle because nobody contests
us. I want you to know‘this. so far as
i am concerned; 1 want myrfrlends
for friendships‘ Bake. not for political
power. I would retire now if a. presi-
dential. comm were not. coming.
.-.,__-—o-——-—-—- . ‘ third 1 don't 'want anyone to come into
this building and spread tales that are
not true!” 9
Nlowlnn Mr. magi; address. “'Y'Anom {of the put-pods of fortifylnz. hat Man. found the atmomhu-o .sufforsd financialrnvoma. found the dental
. ' r- v n-‘marks were made "by Edmund E. ,t mould-Portugal has of m, i:
its the entrance to the 1\lctllttt hum,” the opinion that the go or lCrowe. Judge Candee, R atlve gang‘s gown
~ for more than 300 mm ““"mlnt can buy the tote-phone an“ “‘“*. snot-woos. oleostpom ml
tative Show. of It
Judge .Walahund Mr. Huxford were
reserved for the last, speakers. and
their medias were works- 02 art
.» . iJu ammoyiwmtm he,
- ' ° of thingrr, the British Nb‘ know h°" much diminution of servicel hall‘boen outof the pane anion: that,
he secretly-knew whoreto postal“!
i He went on to oxplrintbat when.“
his election. he racetnd letters-hum.
‘men annuztbetshuetbat-tbwi-mdi
support him for thonposkorship he
9 9 "wod’hcsmd “.mmnm.
- the Strait“ omrm '8 mime that he now I... to exotic? mutual: support. no declmd nominal m
interviewed a sinus "pronunciation
the "Moot at am,» . ,9
speak». (income. mm’wmt
things lathe My Donor
'cntic papers. no minded ovum
greatest Milan. mum
'can be cited. Admiral Sims in the. There is no man. no body of men who
ital-lids also have claims;- Tho Navy
for;
. stratum New mud Telephone Co. __m _ .,
'W“ MW" ‘ . .um 3-qu would: on
. never used it 00“”qu 1“ mama—m7 an to “99.99“ .
WWWM‘M“ ’ ' MIWmfii9t'
’ "‘ m ‘ ~" ~""‘- ‘ a“ mg: «at»! w MI.
9 m
ijnnzmulrglt‘tm{
«l . rm
Flowers ml’resident's Wife at French i'ort i
' ,. -...,. , . . L ‘ fr- .. — . .
,9: ,9
9 illusion
“ i
Women’s 3
All are greatly reduced it
ance.
h
l
1i
{i
or them who snot- months of hard vol-it. were banished to great ".51th
and Airs. Wilaon on that: arrival in Brest. From left to right, they are:
Minn Lillian A. Clemens, Bayonne. N. J.; Miss Halon Alexander. Philadel-
phia; Miss lot-innit Teaching». Columbus. 0., and Miss untried Allen.
New York city.
I
American girl canteen vorlrm rise to all emery-none. Here are some i
l
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1
Upon motion 0! WISH" .01 3:3“ NOT INTEm't-I‘E
dug. the M“ m “ W'I ‘
tit-e amino at tbuimtnt. and all‘ IN Pom].
not mromtlm left the? mp, =
room Them“ oftlllswu to‘ OFEU El
anthemsqbsncoto nut
thitstmdubotln-n Walshi
and fluid. In thou, it unlit not _
sotol‘lanford nfterththnlidayansotiflm’ .
There was a feeling 0! cordial fra-
Thm isn’t much doubt that the ma- tu'lty and friendship boom: Amer-lo
lority of tho Wm were GI and Grant Wu. declutsd tho
Huxfadm. but to the M 01m.vblchmlnudontbo
Judge Walsh's proton nuloat anon- pdnctple 01‘ friendship and puriotiun.
dorsement of anybody. no endorse that lotus. to sin more than nag
ment was made. lab Mall The Menuhin of inton-
v
SPELLACY GOES TO our fiflgfiifififi
EUROPE AS NAVAL ' "
CLAIM ADJUSTER
(together. but separated them. Corn-
» llM‘ll together.
rnon devotion to the right was the on-
tContinnod tron First M)_ i In the settlement video is
ofldihymtlntwo
Allmdssplycutinprlcss.
mum-manhunt:
(Continued horn i-‘irst Pale)
t
fro-nearby cities. as well as from
the people of Manchester. was insis-
tm. if Free Trade Hull had been
than than u lento it could not have
shelter-no all who were anxious to lie-
curo odmiliilon.
The most notable engineering works
in Manchester on tho ship canal anti
3““ docks. The first activity of the day
w“ was an inspection of those. The party
. .. 99.
acoonulllsbed-«n outline concert. ohfmmugdhmh mflfi‘h'ywflflfmflf
and p tho ant 3‘“ ed. by Captain Bacon. mimosa at the
but a keen international conscientious-9 dimctors of the ship can! and went
neon would make it any. There is a. . . mall teamc which
great. voice of humanity abroad ”allure? 33:33:31: docitri. :-
°‘""" W mum ...r..
"We are not obeying the mandate of 9::59 9:291:19; in u“; Elly.
parties or politics." the President con- From mm, it was a short drive
tinned. we are obeying the mandate "w Fret-.dete “all. After the cert»
iy thing. he insisted. that could bind.
Ahead. smoothing inure dimtnh
”was over attempted before hnd to be
:tn I-oruruel in tho udluglrnent ot‘ claJms.
is varied all-of trut‘ ltude. in
addition to claims of individuals it
involves claim made «anal thin gov-
ernment by England. ireittnd. Soot-
lond. P1111100. Belgium. Portugal,
Spain. italy tmd (lreeco. and the le al.
end of the work of settlement w h'
lilf'i-‘fl countries and the many ,indivitl-
to
uitls is the work assigned to Mr. Spell-
ocy. . of humanity.” if the world in to re- 9. 9. c‘ rtr' trove
When Admiral Simi‘ “'9'" “him" "m“ ”l ”0"" 0‘ ""°"‘“- l" “M: 6‘9” liliniitlllllil‘llillztlzllfogl‘fi it: til: initiator
in command a; the Amtkian navy must be rut easy and constant method '
. . , 9
- . . . .. thitt-l. “here at one oclock. the ire.»-
Or (Ollfet‘cnco w that Lloubics could. Mom was etrtertuIlIt-d zit luncheon oy
be taken when tlfcy were little andl
not allowed to grow until they wet-cl
in European water. all red lope of
the navy was set aside. and Atl-
’ml qims was under orders bcflrt the city otlicinis nntl runny of the lit»
Int . ' t -
. I izcn ‘.
his fleet trailed front this country to ME 9 . 9 “:90". Mr “.9190!” arrival at we
do whtrt he thought WM best for the “I Wish we could. for the wholm hotel tht-ro it... n scene. at the Royal
quickest endinnoi‘ tile9.wul', orders 'World. enter ““38““ and covenant and ' Exchltnlte. ‘Willt‘h will be treasured ill
declare ourselves the friends of mun-i x - .
to General Pershing when he went kind." ill? President ndded. iii? $2539)? 3:91.191?“Tally2:9l;;li‘9l..m;:_
acmiiii in commnd of the army. ~Ad- The "WNW "“1 h“ “3 “m airfoil. girls" nation while the ‘t‘loor
mm” Sims acted untlot' his‘inatruC-i hopeful that the individual items of ‘ g " '
tion and claims piled up, the under: ”10 Hrltlcmont which was about to
.«tandlug with those. afflicted being the: P“ “l“‘mlitcd would be altogether sut-
clnims would be adjusted oftcr thei llffic‘ml'. ’
a... . } “One only hint to apply his mind."
As an illustration of the chatntzter- he continued. “to any one of the ques-
of ”,0 work that Mr. gammy, Sucre-l tions of boundary. of altered sover-
Im- Roosevelt and Commander Him: eighty. or racial aspirations to do
hock will have in hand. one instanctr something more than coruectut-e this.
or the same sort. harlot; been given
them it very brief informal speech.
The only escort for tho President's
a
mounted police. I
Mr. and. Mrs. Wilson and their par-
ty took the train for London shortly
before 3 o’clock. closing .a day which
will be regarded as one of the most
i t thi c't '.
early days of his activities in foreign knows just how they ought to M9 important in "‘9 halo” 0 ‘ ' ’
wot rs. concluded that itwao essen- settled; and yet if we are to make
tlnl lo the winning of the wnr nod [gel fatiffufitoryhaettlement‘m must he: DEATH SMITHS HARD
s t t of the American floot.thntt PI or in t crater-en more an I '1“) .
first; be fortified. He did not mitt-mom satisfactory by subsequent ad-l AT USE OF RADY
for the slow pmcecs of legal procod‘ jusunent whidl is made posaible. ‘We9
ore to gain the right to so on and must. provide the machinery for read:
erect. his fortifications. but. be null lustrnents in Order tint we may hove:
ahead audtortlfled‘tham- The Azores the machinery or good will and
belong to W and-bacon” of Ad-i Mandarin." . “1968. men. women and children who
mind Sims'a taking of the PruiM' Wilson. who arrived here wore ill. snail-business than who but
‘ICONIIIG. “I. “I'll Ml
_—_
diluent from um of titling;3 of Mr. li‘nrrell's puree united
the united snowman.- bore his time necessarily 105' m.
Momma-rights in their": absorbed by- the formal and mm Mr. and Mrs. fi‘smll established n
0N Junctions. Hero aloo formal sanitarlmn for consumptlm in the
«imminent had yards and workshops events haw taken place. but ‘wlth. a mum [tin can. of the but
in MM 001111.111“ on the omen more Wool: and can: more 0‘11”“.me of its kind. Pm,
side. Man, in. these workshops- ylero democratic scale. a tints from when little or no money.
married and. led ands-thine wuali hospitality Which could not bewarmor m accepted have been trotted for
unison mung; tom the, built or thin that of" man. but which sown! year-s.
:clnlms. mid still another hula hrought—himcloscr to the people. Ohmic; Not. Past-ind.
of c . resultn frouztlie mulla- Them-is a stmnrclvlo within this The kindly acts. ohm. manhood
non of. conducts by; tho Mew midtown to tho-enutrlnsnu- his .Wife :3le were [tron publicity.
'fic‘mv’onnho mains. otthcumistice Multan-mils. lts~ ”Helm-‘3". Farrell muedwunlnsti that.
In addition to tho aubu- of claim that: _ cit» ij Onotypioal instance orlfr. m
'l
Mm“! m-mmroflm classes} In WWW 8M W d'm" ntylnnflld‘lt.’
, i
and {mil
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2 Coats, Suits, Dresses.
i 9Waisis and Furs "
. Special Bargains in
tyilianlteis. Sheets, Flannels.
‘ Comlortallles. Table Cloths _
tutti Towels ""
W
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Mary lituniiton. of Albany.
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