HAY. 9&0. . '2‘ 191.!
W
till stud?
suit Slllllltlls
:liovco Their Military
\ In.“ t
M rixiiinn; u. . 1‘. rod 11w
find not} during lb» on. have
m through lilo." military ex
have improved quzgttitlws or trader-
Fiiait-ll the) oil. utilizt a. iin‘,‘ rt;-
8 to civilian me. This tor-t wa-
mixed flout tin» beginning ix) tho
r Scout movement.
has after the oigning of the armts
a President Lilillitatullr nouested
‘mr department to inane an one
moment drnuln: the attention of
’ about to ltil‘t" iiit' service to “36
(lnuniilt‘s for srnive through
voting.
in Md‘rlllbtl‘ it. the following was
led from ilo- War Department.
War Department Abroad.
The Secretary of War direct» that
rculor be published by the Army to
o in loans:
.1. A, Maui has been received by
WMIlepartlurnl from the Chicf of
M flaunts ot America for purist.
» h the mum-r of obtaining the
i”: of ofliuru and enlisted int-n
Mini: from (H't-lif‘it.‘ :ts Scout-
item.
2. The attention of returning
1r pillow.»- and unlined men who
r the necessary qualifications is di-
ed to iht‘ opportunity which tilt»
' Scouts affords for them to fur-
‘tlene their ttlllll'l‘)’ nitcr (New
I
.. The (it‘pttl‘llllllll w in full no»
i with tlu- purpose ot‘ lilin movov
l and dt'bll‘tuito assist. It is felt
the cooperation of at large num-
ot [Juicers and onlistud men who
- seen Fr’l‘lit't in France will in-
c the boys with tittli‘ItHInm and a
it of devotion to their country on
in; one can do.
This circular will be liruuglit.’ to
‘tttentlon oi ofllrora uud lllttll at do
dilation camps. llenry .lervvy, Mu-
mm o. s. A., Assistant to u..-
l‘ of Staff. Director of Operations."
rvloe as Scoutimmti-rs will appeal
lowlands of our returning below.
is I: little danger of any galleria
not to militarizc the Boy Scouts:
motion though there may be local'
l‘ ‘ 3.. .
soldent‘ldvlngstono and we Chie!‘
tzilixecutivo to requesting the Wat
"' .ont to bring to the attention“
"W omcers and enlisted rum
Ho leave thb service. the oppor$
filo continue to servo our coun-
huguxh Scouting, lmd‘uo intention
ting 1 military spirit In the.
Silent: of America.
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T at INSURANCE TO STAY.
Urges Soldiers and Ballots
Contlnuo Premiums. ‘ I
8on1 wants his soldiers and
keep up their war Insurance.
£00,000 omen-s and men arc
to: a total of 337.000.000.000.
rtvllegc of continuing their
. t insurance“ is a valuablo-
{ban to uoldiers and dollars as
fl the compenuutlon for their lie-
Wiloyal service." the treasury,
- 1 communication to men in
no and to their relatives, is.
.1 tly. “if the soldier or sail.
)lta his insurance To lapse he,
_ . t right and he never will be
to regain it. if he keeps up his
. V~Insurnncc by the regular pap
monthly premium he will be
«use it tutor into a standard
1 policy and .wlthout medl-
. , fen. He. can keep it up at
mum rate.
government will write ordi-
. fe inéumnce, twenty payment
Wtfienf maturing at. the age ~
‘ gnthe other usual forms of in-
Thto will be government in-
t government rates."
u."
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winter'h Messoger!
lc Reminder 0'
very, Bay Needs
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Mug Would 88 Help-
tot .
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BOXING TOURNEY IN PARIS
'K. of (‘ Az'ranging Series of TitLlar
Boots for Scrvtce Men
ll) of li‘I‘ Would tournaments in
t1“ hymn is bottom; is bola: arranged
i... «1.. Kl-i wi~ of ‘t‘ttlttliiiius_‘the con
.g. lii’ illif‘lflltlllrblp: to lake plat '1
l’.u;~ for the entertainment of
Unit Snob soldiers, sailors, marines
and uviutm'a Bells “till be awarded
by the Knight.»- of Columbus to the
champion to earn class. According
to present plans. the warmer in thi-
Fl‘t‘ftfil Capitol will be of grout“ inl-
poltance than tlw out» letrntly held
in London.
“Boring is our of our best sports"
William 1’. Lurkin. Director of Knightu‘
of Colombo.» Overseas Al‘til'liiEts, re-
({‘Diil declared. The Ilnltod Slater
was’quick to see-tile value of boring
at. a medium of physical exercise for
It
fit
I . . .., V ,,.. .“ .v,
N.l.l.t.llltltlll
out itlllll
Dean Angeli Urges Athletics
as Part of College Cur-
riculum '
NEW ‘l'tlltli. 1).», '18.- lin'ot'cilion
of collvgr .tthletlro and i\.‘ltali0fl no
definite pull of the ili'adt‘luit‘ pntllzl‘w'l
of Ann l‘it’ilil institutions: or higher edu-
ta’tion was timed here today Lay Donn
.l. ll Anzrll ul‘ tlo- l'nivt-reltv of Phi
l‘ili't) nt iiit‘ opening rPfliUll oi the Nit-
tional t'ollvcl- Athletic A.~o‘ti(‘iltll0fl'li
annual ('Olllt‘l‘lioll.
Addrenlng mori- than llltl delegates
trom (‘ollt‘lt‘n‘ and univoteiiiea, neon
AMtili‘iit‘d to. "a splendid chapter in
the development of Amati-an man
pone " the l‘x't'l‘t'ttlltilléti lento“: oi or
my training (“t‘t‘it‘ti by the. Mar de-
the contestants and for tho‘entertaiuv
meat of our iightimr' forces. and the
ttoehmg of thetlmnlv art to tilt the
CHAMPION WRESTLfils
comma To no; ARENA
Your champion \‘i’l‘estlt‘t‘s. includivw.
Zbysxko, (trunnion of the world, will
appear at id" New Home arena in
bouts to u tinish on Tuesday evening.
January 7 Manager Iii-ii Curler y ;=
tt-rduv «moon-ted arrangcmrntv for
the appratnnto of the four greatest
graplers (ll the world, and will present
to the Connecticut fans something on
the “retelling line that has heretofore
newr been attempted.
The four Well-known; ore-odors who
are to alipi‘it have figured pminini-nl-
ly in the big tournamenu throughout
the west. and recently nude a bi: ‘ it
In Chicago. where they pulled record
hooves.
The ‘liringlng together of the Ameri-
can. I’tiiifiil. Malian l‘hhnlliit'ns and iii“
t'illllllpl'll of the world at one show is
conflidt‘l'ttd ono of the l‘ifihefl clout;
wrestling moieties that has been made
. (~
; CABBAGE Hi6" SPOTS
Profits Depend Either on Early on.
turity or on Heavy Yields.
Boat Wide yields ot cabbage In.
tt-rwl you whether you grow a garden
patch or a field of
2'5 intros; whether
you grow it It:
brunt of lur’eully
ltmrlost. 'l‘lleprtdlt
you mute on your
curly crop do
ponds to u véry
large extent upon
how large a per
mm of it matures
m enough for
the high curly
wires. The prolit
you make on your
lute. crop depends
to a large extent
on how many tons
per acre you grow.
I'mtllrul rxtwrl-
otire .sltous that you l‘tt.l do u tori-til
Harvect.
bv any promoter. and Mf- CUTIE" h“ (tool to tonirol tho yit-ldv—tlu- per rout
boys in the service did as lunch as
any one thingto help get thorn in tho
trim iiltli won the war in record time.
“The ltnluhts ot‘ t'olumlwu is snout:
iv in furor of boxing, professional or
humour. it‘ (outluctt-tl under proper
regulation and ii is iltllll'ti that, before
long laws will ho. passed pellulttlult
tln~ spoil in ovory state in the Union.
“llccnust ool' orgultirutlou fl‘ulizm
lilo good that boxinc does for the
youth of our nation. we are planninu
tliis‘ it:lll'llt‘_\‘ in Paris for illuiupioilslllp
beltn only in tho now war. The best
mm in tho N‘H'it'c oi the United Status
\vlll mmpctv. :md vtlicn the titles in
iiil.‘ \zuiouo t‘iltflrl‘h' an: dct-idcd, Amcrv
it‘u wdl hood of some champions who
will rounmz'i- favorably with any
world's title holders.
"\l'o how shipped thouStiuds n! sws
of glow» to the boys over there, and
it. is largely through them efforts that
tile Hiluli hos lulu-u such it big hold
\lth the lads who won the battle for
us. At prom-ht vu- nro ronductln:
mum-rolls wurkly shown in various
cnntpc for the boys airmail, ‘which on!
developing promctivo winners oftlw
routing titulur bouts.
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NAP LAJOIE QUITQ “WALL. -
Veteran lutloldor ~00!th Rodin-
‘ mm from Diamond. ' 7’
CLEVELAND , llet'. 30.«—l\'amlcon
lmiole, twonty years conceded to be
one of theyorhl’n greatest intlolders.
last week announced his retirement
from profesionul baseball. For molly
years he was conceded the. leading lice.
cud baseman. .
lost. season lajoio managed the In-
dianapolis tcum of The American As-
sociationot which Jack Hendricks.
who run the team in 1917, will prob-
ably ho manager next season. lajoic‘u
contract, expires January 1 A
Only once in hit; . wontytlri-e room'
career on tho ind did lMole br-
> _ managed the
Toronto tenor. ~'lnt.ermtioual
tongue. -
Four timos‘ » A the American
league batteries and four times ho
managed to make more than 200 hits.
During his twentyone years ln.the
major leagues, Laiolo collected 3.343
base hits for a grand average of .338.
and secured more than 1.1500 runs. He
accepted more than 14,000 fielding
chances. making only 502 errors, his
grand average at first, second and
third bases. shortstop and the out.-
field being .966. ‘
inlets retires from baseball to take
cam of hlsrlntorests in an automobile
lire manufacturing company.
sames BALLGAMES
iN GROUPS
CHICAGO. Dec. 235'A series of
guinea In Europe after the clogo of
the baseball season new next fall is
planned for the. pennant winning in
the National nudl’tmoritutn Lt‘dttur-H.
Prodttent B. B. Johnson of ”3-" Ant-
«ricnn lg’mzul‘ on? lizld tho [male :1 un-
der consideration .-r :zvmn. .lmn, it.
I has duienninri Bill Lama}. star Nation~
at League uluvor twenty yours nun.
who i'r in F‘rnncr engaged in Y. Ytlft'
A. Work. to loot; .n or tho field on”!
Iport on the ’eulzliiluv oi tut-tin: the;
;.t.wo major lemme teams: t-I'l‘flsd tho At?
guilt: to pic; below lbw, Amerimn sol-
c
,“u‘.
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v
t
x
p rllnent.
“Witv lilt.‘ ((liit'JMt‘n be ivy.»
llllt'iiitt'lli in this litiiltt‘l' limit our mil-
lldh altltltol'itlth‘!“ ltRiitltt till" (Hitch-luv
tilt. “in Iilt‘it' ct‘t'oatn‘ to build 3 c. w l
ntodcm :ilmv the bitter l't‘t't'lgililt‘d our-
ly that men murt not only bo trained
along linvs itllt-ntlml to lmidcu in to
nod to reboot lilt‘lll lll llllilldl‘l‘ loatu'u'
vcrr, hm \‘tiill iilk‘l must luv
\\ ittlit‘SUlllt m roution to dowlop rigor.
ftdnlittml: tho
lltlt‘uoliitgsiiil ‘
rhould
an on
.tlo.~t‘lne~.< and morale"
I-\'ll*¢ trl I'tillzn fill!
illilit tit‘s. lloui Auto .1 t'lilli:.“ 1w ‘ l
their good points and advocated that
the rollogvs rclzo lill' uttervtlmwur op-
poitunit). “t'u tilt" of whirl; will UN"
to iuko our the l“l'
lll‘t‘ Ilil\SlLJi and moral valuation o
litt‘ll‘ Mlutit ma instead of tumor: til-(‘1'
to ncenrim “at brat but partially on
(it‘l‘ lill‘il‘ l‘mlll‘oi" the supervision
lilt‘ more t‘tmbtlittlltllls portion ot tilt-llr
P'tllll‘n‘ :uld .«poi‘ts.
Dr. i}. ll. l’lhht‘l'. din‘t‘lol‘ til t‘w Dill"
strut \torlt bureau. of the Y. ill. (‘. A.
opponent dcvclopment of "star utillotcs"
deviating ull uportu should ho mmpeth
tlvo in order to’ develop nil) pitta“?
oat-h and ovovy student. \‘
or ronu- ili’dill,"
0;
to} our association to recoiuuic
Dr. T. A. Store)’. New York taillight},
M “-5” ' ' 1“?““l'i‘ “2‘ ‘1Wormt phyflool animus. u .. {3"
ml; to
undertaken at big oxpennio to open tho
wrestling section here with the very
best that money could possibly so
euro.
The inn that both championship
hit“): out to) to a f‘T‘i‘lil odds much to
the uttmctivenosa of the program. nod
the tom; of" suro to see. tvm bout.“
worth going it long way to watch.
Thin 8110!! will no doubt brill: in
many fans from out of town to; itit‘
inimulauco of the» mutt-hell will appeal
to every hour of the «port.
BIG PURSE OFFERED
FOR MOOREMIILDE BOUT
”WWW“ “‘1' 3“ ~~lloxinfl Promot-
er Cochruno has offend a porno of
825,000 for a bout bolteen
.l‘mmle Wilde. tho Finalist; bautam.
Wl‘lt'ilt, and Pat Moore, of Memphid.
Tomi . \vho rcmntly defeated Wildv on
pointy in the International soldier‘s
null sailor's. boxing tournament hero.
Cochran.» aim but: offered o nurse of
537.5% for a contest between Bernhar-
dler Wello. tho English honyywelcht.
and floor-zest Carpet-tier. the French
heavnrllhtcliommn.
Au 1 “it inLoudon. Dec. 17
Mt Ill-round bani next
nt’ wrly quturmt hoods. and the qunli‘
t_v of your t'l‘tdi. Such infornmtiou
nit-nus doilurs to you.
if you \vnut pl'lx’t‘vuinnitm (unto you
food them an abundance OI WCH‘illti‘
now-d food. You mo got profitably-
lmmpt-r ruliiiugu crops by propt'l‘ crop
feeding.
.‘llurylnnd cxtytzrlsitotit Motion Hiya:
“Lute vulihngi- mpwiully does not do
“wit on lam-l that has been cropped
Hory your (ulthout u grant; or legume
t'rop intervening Minot-n lmeu crops).
but if it plow of Mt! lniitl, w .i it
4 somewhat thin. t'ull ln- lglu‘ll 7&0
:pouuds of t'tillilllt‘l‘t‘iili fl'l'iiiift r with u
lit-ht dressing of wtnldo nuiuuro, it will
lltl‘ul'itilrl) [ll'u‘liuct‘ it good crop."
How to Apply.
A oomph-to fertilizer should be Mr
piml iii, the time the cubbozc ground
i». being pluum'cd to receive the plinth".
Tim is host done by drilling In the
fertilizer with a grain drill fitted with
fertilizer attachment. or try broudcnst
in: with u limo and fertilizer brood-
motor. Win-u tho latter method is
followmi, be careful to work in the for-
tiltucr by illorough dishing and her-
rowing.
mm. s. CEIJQB .POTASH
film «no homo o the nan; ot'
the new dimwhloh butt-outed so
much trouble In tho biz porch-gow-
lug ooctlono that the polo-om.
W “Wilson and the govrmmom {larch Wu Hwtlde, tounerlv inofoud MW! “Drilled-to Wmtht
“I! nutlouol'necesulty for ostobltshlnk
a national ourotm for physical training
to superfine athletics in schools» and
collagen, because of tho munv physi-
cal rejections of men called for tho
draft arm)‘. This Mop was imperative
Dr. Storev said, adding thot such a In»
roan should bo regarded as important
as the department at agriculture and
should be cutobllshod at Washington.
and supervised as other doportmouto
are nuperviqod by ubinet omciulo.
The greater-part of tho‘ afternoon
session was devoted to the promptl-
tton of reports of various division!
and committees. Dr. H. L. Williams.
chairman of the lootboll committee. an
nounced that, owing to-tho auditions
incidental to the war. the comitteo
had decided not to prepare a report.
Others filed were float routine lines.
The association mod a resolution
world's flywemtt champion. Ind
Moore. Tho dispatch added that the
bout probably would be held in mm-
pt. hull. London. which sent: about ll.-
one norm-
PAm. boo l’t—‘Afuclofl have been
stated hero for boring bouts between.
Goon-sol Cum-otter nod Miller
Walls. and Show won. the melt
boutnmweldll. mm.“ Wilda. “ on remalylnt tho condition of. amino ,
CLEVELAND, Doc. 29.? Tommy
Watch of China). Pd Iowa's mono»
m. unnamed tnrltoolxht tbot ho
will not closo with any Bimini: mo-
moter to: at. last It month. or until
he in command “17nd. will noti
come to m who: Moore. no;
said Moore proton who: in momma”
but is willingtolxo to Wald.
flaw—W“
at the request of the Notional Lawn soprano PovmWRATHE’l 7"“;
Tennis Association. favoring. tho con-
struction of tennis courts at all 001-
leges in numbers sudlclent to give all
students an opportunity to play tho
game and to confer the same insignia
upon membrro' of the varsity tennis.
team as maybe accorded other athlet-
ic teams or prominence. ‘
Following adjournment. thcre was a
conference of the representatives of
the university basketball teams form‘
in: the intercollegiate Basketball As-
uocintion. The managers orccnchea
of . Cornell. Columbia, Pennsylvania.
liartuvhtll. l'i‘lhoomn and Yale were
in attendance. it was decided to witlr
draw the championship trophy from‘
competition (intrinsic the coming: neuron
and to suhxlltuti‘ n‘ "round robin"
schedule. of gnmes‘ln place of the reg:
ular titular play. The schedule. which
“ran tentatively drafted, will be an-
nounced within a few weolis.
D'ETROIT TIGERS MAY
NOT own TV 'cosa
AUGUSTA. Ga, Dell. lid—«Ty Cob”.
She lived on meager. charity nthcr
thousands. ‘
chic! of the Armenian Military Mis-
sion. has arrived in London. and has
visited the" American embassy, to re
quest an audience with President Wile
son for the purpose of presenting and
oxplalnlng.Armenta‘s claims and aspir-
ntlons.
forence probably will he made later.
20 over depends entirely on the report
.01“ conditions by Muse." MrJohnson
satdtodoy.~ '1 f ‘ t '
i The Evening Sentinel, as usual. will .
he issued on the morning of New
.: ,Ycar’u Day. next: Wednesday. Ad~
veritaem and those desiring» new
_ llama printed.“ ~
to% ‘ ,
"Whether the two champion teat-n Detroit American star, In :3 statement '
Saturday night. announced that at the
close of the lost baseball season rd re-
cclvod a ten ‘days' notice of release
:irom the Detroit club. and that his.
four-year contract has, expired. ,
Cobb would not any that he'COIltlid-
cred liimsetl a tree chant. but acid that
he ran himself. privileged to confide?
any otter nlotloio ‘himliy any
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new YEAR’S oAv‘ sENTlNEL.
{W Iif
nu
Steamship Mouretania, bringing homo
all of the 347th Infantry, except com-
”pany Idiotitltofitth. “Vision. of .tho
Amerim'fnxpaatuoniryrorcea. 3:500
troous in ollbotncon. board, arrived
mommy: We. - sup sailed
on Chi-{mun erg. W«t.hor canal
tions, at son doloyedmor, ”rival here
nearly tmtylooni'holro. ‘
Ame
BELL m VIOLINO. g
CLEVELANDnOMQDm 3&ij.
rare old violins mid to.“ o (Remains
and o Stradivarius. were cherished,
through twentym years of poverty
by Mrs. Sarah Maul. axed, oixhiy~nvo,
it was learned with her dull: here.
They bod belonged to her husband.
John Maul. a former member of the
Cleveland Opera House orchoctro nod i
prominent in atrium musical circles.
than part with them, although worth
I‘ —~
GENERAL TORCON IN LONDON.
LONDON, Doc. 30.49119“! :l‘orcon,
An hppointmont for a con-
. éTEAMEn MAURETANIA m.
.......
NEW roux. Dec. 10.41» British
Wk.
!
old.
The npaciullvtl. however. do not
do they think that it will ho hunt to
«moot. It seems that it appears only
under exceptional conditions of weath-
er and malnutrition.
Tho Monorail odiciuls are inclined
toluythomjorporuouol'thctdamo
on unbulanood fertilizer-that is.
using tortilla: lacking potash. Thu
claim that this dloouoo will (Doormat
trlttoo ondrecommond that next year
3 Milton containing as high as 3
pa map-tub be applied. Fortu-
numMoououmos 0! apply mo
now furnish tint food in. unmet-at
simmer... .
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In Your: if”! «I in imam
beam.“ ollthiose. ‘Wethw
been canton with our. ultimo».
m I. have drawn relational:
on th- lnflllty of our oolls,,_oud we
have shown poor judgment
in thontlltlutlon of the one item which
Is more 00.63.11: Amino. thonunyh
where doe noun worldL~theJtom of
labor. Being Mariam we dtdmhot
wo- pleas“ and when “to plow, row
goalie... ,
For mannered: example let flin-
l
Growers have immune greatly on?“
for i
older-mo annual dietrihutlon oi“ ' rt
In the fertilizer factories of tbcwoun-c
try. In lurch and April twice. as
many men won-employed on in tho.
months,“ Noromber and number.
Why? Simply. because the vast mm
and shipment: were nearly all de-‘
mounted in March or April.
vhor prevailed. nmoug; the rum“; .to-
whom the fertilizer industry sold its
I goods. During November unchcom-
tu-r formers anuitheir tailor had as :ltt.
tlo lotions at any time of tho your.
and in Murch'and April they were as
thalamus boos. Taking a day or ‘two
from plowing or son-lug In order to
haul fertiliser was as painful its pnll~
lug teeth. Yet that was exactly when .
the hauling was done. ‘
in November and hauled home in De-
cember or January? The nmnufztcturcr
would have welcomed the orders and
he could and would have given them
better inflection; run
better for hauling in Milton: than in
early spring, and than: would have
been none of this delay til: the oil-tn»
normal. time otucodinx. - . .
. It would have beeniio easy to have
gained; this better distribution lot: all» »
rook
We oithbor combo '
The name unequal distribution of Ice ‘
r
jurity of orders were filled *in Huron l,
Why was not the fertilizer ordered " '
were usually . .
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WI‘E TOLD TO STAY HOME
AFYER LEAVING 30 TIMES
t.’.\'lt).’\"lVJ\\ 39,154,!“ on w’l'lt my
mum; Mrs. damn, Ridenout- ion lint
husband; twentynlnc times no mum
wad her to return; nine times she hurt
.tamn arrested,
This wan tbl tut-0rd oi lunuly duo
in the litdclwur family diuelosed “than
the wife filed :4 dosenlon and non our
port suit. ' ‘
Just how the judge felt about it Has
indicated win-n he ordered Mrs. little-
mm to pay all the units of the limit
and go boots and play there and italic
mm: of Aaron.
PARIS TO BE MECCA
FOR WARLD TOURIISTG
PARIS. Der. 3tl.-- Parks in factor; filo"
smith-1
4-. "‘i-‘ulttt. lit .. fzt). diam put.
lied mom... .1 ilw citect thtlltv
work or the State Fuel Adm m
was at. an end Weft: denied Win
Thom W. Rout-ll. Fuel Ad-ilflrw
tor (or WW .
"it be true.” said Mr. Rosana. “that
the cork of the Conservation ml“
men! and tho Admilliliil’ativa W!
In at an end because the M!“ for
Mills have been accomplished. hot tho
jar-Potent influx of tourists stare titre i‘tfi'm‘iu‘e‘a or the diutrlhuthl Molt
a.” of the lnternnttonul Exhibition. the Fuel Administration, sofaranrotr
More than 100,000 Americans hat-clap. cents anthracite. coal for down not?
plied for weapons to Woe, bod ”filter user. will continue until We:
thousands more will oome from IE“
moron countries.
AMERICANS HDLO CONFEREMGES
PARIS. Doc. it‘d-«important com
out-es are being hold betwven ltho
members of tho American pence. illite-
cation in Paris and representntlvelt or
>l'x branches. of American atztlvitir.»
which are represented by Herbert ; t‘
Hoover, Food; Edward N. Huxley.
Shipping; Oscar 'l'. Crosby, Treasulry;
Admiral Benson. Navy; General Bliss.
Army. and Mr. Turner. Wnr, Triple
Board. 1
The purtiost: of the conference let to
t-o-ordinutrdlioso activities into .tll"
(«illuminate which will function ‘llth
tho- peat» ctmmilralon. ‘
The Earl of Derby. British Anibal ro-
dor in Pluto and Mr. Hoover router»
rod today with Colonel E. M. House
concerning details of Allied particilpw
lion in the food relief of Europe. 3
TROLLEV CAR KILLS MAN;
(IAKVUJLZ tier. 30.—'.\ man ldethl:~
i‘ivdws (‘hul’lw A. Nichols of Walter
tum wan killed by a trolley car Mind
from Waterbury and Water town ittut‘
host night, According; to the Mifl'
crew. the out no not tmvelimi more
than ten miles on hour.
'Tfin"n2it‘it.wav mammoth
ma non «our munitio-
* tomes. nonunion?
W . In: -— The United
Stxitmnutlon has asked It I
mimic-y (fl-Wit‘ to with
spring fertilizer moduli tin omit!
lumxibto moment. Winter”: Wihr
may. this your. as lost your. reclaim
tutwctncnt. of tortilla-r. Fertility“
shipped now insures at least a port
getting to consumers in time for who.
pod at tho sumo time helps in mm;
tho nilmu for what may be more
important serum tutor in the guitarist.
mm Cellar
‘ How would
‘ youdike tohavc
Poverty room in
‘ your house
. w 81'. lip—real
r~m?‘\Vouldn’-tyou on- «
'joy seeing the children
3 playing on the floor with— "
Voutdangcrofmking cold? : .
«lib
.
J
inrmumonm.’
Oneplpe Heater
camliring you till; plasma at l
-. stuprisinciyiawcost. it has only. I .
- one pipe undone register.
Then thcre' s only on: fire to tend
once or tivicc a day. None of
the fuss or danger of scvcrai
stovcs in the house. .
.. An inreaumomt Oncpipo
Heater is 903 iron 6!) dawn-till; .
Guaranteed for 5 years-it will I
last a lifetime. - J
Soc 'one here ttnd’gct~the big. ,.
Onepipe back, 4,‘
or?
l j “tin. allowing
the. u “we
tlro- Mutiny“ pmm'
lm
fifty cents a ton motto Mafltm
winter.
yordmcn «mamm- Wuhan
shutter worm-Tour; ‘ ~> '
lloticc, ‘
"it is tilt» desire of the Fuel Admin—
istration in Worthington to tor-hum
its activities in any particular flat or
rapidly on poroibli- and its room-o: it
is. l tear that the activities in that lino
ram safely be terminator]. While tlw
situation us regards doniuotie not;
\
is greatly improved. due to Mm .
Wt'éliilt‘i‘ conditions, and While jam
that within a very abort limo filmy
he poutble to cn-tirrlv dit‘ontinuo sup
erviulou or the retail coal but“. it
doert not seem that the time In yet
arrived." .
LEAD PIPE LINE FORMER‘VW FED
WATER TO HOUSE OF MAMFF’
.......
interesting Find Made by Workman
of Former Method of clot-Wu
Supply before Present Ron'-
votro Were Built.
While workmen were working un~
dot tho flooring in the bellar not: oi’
the Noyehofl factory lost wool. they
dug up a section at lend pip. “on!
non and ono quarter inches inflow
O’N‘l".
One of tho older employ/Mutate-
XWIM ‘t to port of to W
mm. by Thom Hudson... hot!
contury out: when tho loom. was
, thrillers. agents maddening all 01M built.
. "It!
lhtok.tho dlfit‘tw‘. will he serious. notd
It developed that tho [Moth-Jud
under Went Menus. autoimmun—
loco when Mr. mod-on» ~hfl‘l litt-
mrmw, the residence of it. Hoyt--
bolt. whim mat-i connect-dwilt.
and thence to o cprlnmmmommt
premium of Cyrus Gray at at Met
uonno. near. the amt“.-
Thom m mmah' um-
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. cisterns. which are M“
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N. Y., has started. m. 2 I30-
oaedinn and"! minnow. .
of New Canaan-Id mm ,
have been filed lathe m
The defendant is alleged (It M»
gored certain property in Mina:
can to «cum s note for 31.3mm
the pronoun m,xl..mlia_oo.lt in
lologed them transom ‘
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new
row roux. Dec.
tiresoi thoFedenlIWarimm ~
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. boiling to W “imam,“ our ‘ '~
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com-aim my 1.,
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ployeoo of then-toll mm ;‘
would force. New York WW
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