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SATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1919
'-Ji’INIATURE ALMANAC FOB.
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The Associa'r1i I". '--.~ 1~ IX('.l‘l ”PM:
entitled to tho use for put. I cation or .
ill news (1 spntches c1"e1li- ed to it or
nit. otherwise in this paper and also1
s 1 1~lp ti llrn in
meAI‘Iocgi‘gl‘ilzsw OEUPEDubllCutIrln of gpe-
dal di snatches {Ir-'11:) axe aIs '1 le-
nerve... __
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. PHONE CALLS .
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3% Branch Office—1388.}
Editor" 5 Residence—2182. ;
Editor's Residence—1492A:
Business Manager' 5 Residence—g
113-12. ;
BOY SCOUT BOOM.
also in membership in Roy
[‘1'
1
An incre
Scouts is expecte
sult of the thl‘.
justified its existvnct-
while the nation was
I: vtrv body
rt 11: an indirect
T11111 organizatmnl
many
fighting tot"
knows w111 It'
in W33 ”l
1
democracr
at tainint: order at
the scouts did in n1 n .
parades, in running errands and c1111y
ing messages (or welfare organiza-
tions like the Red C1051; and Civilian
Relief, in selling Th'riit Stamps and;
doing. all sorts of ‘house-to-house'vana
ould haw taken 1.11":
l
1
1
vasslng which w
time of adults 11' the boys had not bet-1
"on the job."
Then too, the
outdoor life and military training ha;
apparent by 1111'
health value of tit-11
been made more
squared shoulders 11.1111 I'm-('1 114'111211':
of the soldier: who haw returned from
the camps. !
The Scout
loyalty and obedience to properlv con.
"to help other peo-
laws and th1- pit-dru- to:
stituted authority
ple at all timt-s,"
mentally
to llo 'lfl‘lleOl‘lI‘ 'v' 1
and to "lump physio-
allv strong. awake and
1 morally straight
courteous. cheerl‘ul. thrifty. brunt: 11ml
reverent. form a fine background for
the Elean fun and 511011 111' hiking.
tramping. caiupiu': out and ;ll-t) 111': 10-.
gather. ’ — 5
Parents. E‘tll'.'n'ul'>. 3-r111’1-ss‘ottai .11111
. business Ill-‘11. all 511311 1n praisr- of 11111,
work :tt'colllpllslwd by 1111' 11(1)"
Scouts. 11‘:
“'ith the glowth ot the 1'Il“llllb‘.‘l‘.-vlll|l
cort' uspondiuc,
Tho president
there must ”will“ :1
growth in leudt'l'ship.
“I of the organization has asked the War
Departurenl to present tlu- math 1' to
officers and men discharged from 1211:
army. Many of these soldit-rs. wot-ll
make ideal St'uut Blush-rs. ’l'lh-y 11:111'
the. military trainintr. And 1111' In”.
that they had :-'t'l‘\'t‘ll in tlw war would
add not a lllllt' to their prestige with
«l.
11111 boys.
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THE ART OF CHEERING.
appears that Franc.- is learning to
It
‘choer. The unprocmlI-nt'cd roar of ap-
tllut swept through 'aris "11'1
\Vilson‘s
«plause
President
this. newly gained accomplis‘n'19111.
it tho Flt-nth
had no adcquah-
arrival revealed
Heretul'ore. sot-ms.
people have
of expressing their (motions in pldllifll
in View of
Ill-‘fllir‘:
That may sound strangc.
the i111p1'ession a!
Frenchman's gift for physical and ro-I
true never-
common as to
cal expression, but it is
theless. The French, like most Latina.
are good Ialkt’ls and eloqutnt public
speakers. but somehow they never ‘11»-
'g‘ .veloped an adequate vocal system or,
E ‘ letting loose their massenlotions. ;
‘ The coming of the Americans
changed ‘all that. At baseball games
and on all public occasions they heard
the “rooting" and yelling ol' the. vocit-_
it is 20011 for
”'0‘11 “odd that knows
' American style.
, era-my
'tllt’r-Ct'nl'l‘itl Zimmctman.
-n1an.< couldn’t throw them back.
, “'ilson t-vct'
lma’n content with a mild clarpil‘; 0‘
gloved hands and the. gentle ejaculao
tion of “Ht-ah. heahf" These onee
suifflmraiaed. liritishers are learning
1 to raise the roof and crack the wel‘.i'1
is good for_'.‘1(m too—all of tl‘ Chi.
An
10 chr-Fz'.
1*,
Europe in general.
how
11 ii”-
All
and ‘1'::'.
and has the Iltf'lll'i 1o? (11 ct 1'1" “g:
is no lonzr-r old.
11.11t rah 1:11.311; amihurmying
zebring is a sizn of a new era. I954 H'
thereforc more
strained. and
frank, 1101'.th and human.
.,
THE UNEAIR YANK.
charztitl
('rat :1-.
the
Brigm
“They could
"31:. men werv by
with unfairness." says:
throw grenades: so 1211" that 111.a tier—
'l' he
' lIuns couldn't see any ju=tic1:- In that.“
ignoring: tht> temptation to make an
obvious retort regarding German
“t'zzimess” here we find another exem-
plificalion of the main thing that
It is the lack 01
2.4
wrong with Germany.
the sporting spirit. failure to give the
other fellow the credit he deserves.
:e'nvy of opportunity instead of Lorest
emulation of 'it. In ‘Ahort, Germany
collectively has long been, and is still.
a “sorehead” and a whincr..
The German people have to get that
sort of thing out of their system be-
fore they can win back the world's cp-
proval or accomplish anything worth
combat an idcalistic campaign in a
definite plan for pt-l'lnanI-;.1 [ware and
democrat: y.
.111 a ~omt “11111 'simllur statement NO QUORUM AT
A
spldlv’lnfl of the widespread desire for
“likv 'l'
passionah-
:t vt'llt‘t
“it
tit-111111111 ot
i't-dt ration. St crctary
says' the
represent .~'
1111- man of the- street.
demo-\
lllt“_ _
{lcl ’Tc With 2. 545 Returnng Soldi 31's on
art Northern
Was Being,r Pounded hv Seas That Delayed Rescue
Trans};
BQurd, 2&2 She
For more than thirty-six hours 2.545 returning soldiers. 600 or them w ounded. brzrrely emailed rescue on
board the transport Northern Pacific which went aground in a fog on :1 san d bar‘ofi.‘ ’Firc island. Fire Island in
offthe southern coast of Long Island. This photograph was taken thirty h ours after the vessel struck the bar
and while the 1403 was running so hi :11 that it was impossible for the life s avers to launch their boats. One life-
boat. which was hurled hack sun-era] times. is seen in the foreground.
SPARTAN LEADER IN
GERMANY, DR. KAIN
LIEGKNECHT, RE-
PORTED mm 1N
STREET FIGHTING
Continued from First Page
NEW Yllllll NEAR
Wit
'NEW'YORK 5m: ill—With harbor
next month or two
lntil he became a member of tho'
Railroad Administration staff a year;
ago the new Directorfienemt wasi
chafiman of the 283nm are. and weal
one of the youngest railroad cxcclrl
tires in the country He is 48 years;
the city fmn Ilnts ln New Jersey to .
es. 4,01,“... In “mwnwk ”a“. whence it populated almost cxehlslvelr
8. All traveling and laundry cpr'nS-‘ can be brought, here by train. The ”I" “ “filth” 1’ "1'1“”? and Pro‘mln‘
'11s to be paid by patient. 1 food situation was described as. "more hurlinst it is not likcl) to aficc -t the
critical than even tho mnrl DPS-timifiii" Socialist government.
entitled to one? day's pay. and expens‘
can realize." in a stair-mm” issued late I- 1 - ~ _-
s . \1 l I d ' ' - . - '
NEW' “NIT 1 last ninht from the 021m of .\I1‘.Sfl]llll.'l) i! I‘m“ dil‘ ( hmf “1‘1““
Al. I It declares tha tthe li't‘tw of thousands r.,11 1“ l I
of pmsons in the 1m .111. 111v depend “ith the ~tr.1tc_r_rv behind thc Bol
'I'd upon lhl‘ success of 1111- (florta to .sllt- -\'i.~'t "luv-mntln ill RINsia is ill
rumute food so lll‘gc'llll} needed. “.1 ”in
I'uiformml polio-men turned (lt‘t'k'
i hands at dawn and enabled Stazt-n lsl
SPECIAL MEETIN G
(Continued From Pat—'0 (Incl
.1...a.-..... . ~»_-.... I. ....
iVat-lay' o! unto-date s} yles.
M 1 «Ah
:
SPE CIA L-
From 7 to 10 o’clock
sartmfiar, JAN. 11, 191-:
1m».
thite Dress Voile
.190. 360
4" '1 inches wide. \ 'alue 7. (154
1Tonight. yard .......... 6
Bed Comfortables
51111011110 cowerings 111'-
ed wit 11 white cotton.
: Value $3.50 Tonight $2- 29
Turkish Bath Towels
Pure white, hemmed ends
Value 200. 12 J: c
:40 inc-hos wide. Value
g Tonia, ht. yard ........
3".
...-1...
Fall 5179.
.o
~w~w.,n.~_
i
1
Tonight each
M
Long'cloth
Soft finish, good. practical. durable
s
t
1
quality. Value 83. 00.
‘l‘Tonight piece ...... “$2 69
,1 Crash-— Towelinzs
flsu-ong, sturdy quality.
Value 20c.
Tonight, yard .' ....... 150
Madras Shirting's
r Fancy designs. Value 59c.
Tonight, yard .......... 34c
“a.
Boys' Blouses
parlv :':1
Vain-1' F90
'l'r'nigh'
..
A111 [1 y». ”1,,
6531'.
Children’s Flanneict !
Rompers
981:
Women’s Cotton Hose 3
Special 2 pair-c fiv- 35C .3
tonight
Bungalow Rugs
Size 27 x 54. reversible.
and sanitary.
Value $1.29.
1 Tonight, Qac'b ........
Tonlph‘
39c ‘
“yous all Paste
21 c'
Amour’s Toiletsoap
I13 lrmrdered to the Allies
‘Flow.
of 11.111.
who is familiar illetermiued attacks in lllt' govern-
l
i
i
1
turn l111111l1--1 ~11 111-;
ikillc'd
(\‘lllt 1‘
simple and unsophisticated. who kilo“ ’ g...“ l l l 1
. . , v ' 1 I
littlc- of thc intrigues and \Vllt'Q Jr 1 . . . L-‘lml Sllll‘l‘lnldmfi l" lll‘t’llr"?"-‘ umnter H 115p. h?" '\ .0111 culturing 1"
' ' ' my “”5!" “"r'" n"— J " (11'1-x(1r}'.1 t'tlr‘tcdlx' 11v ficttin: the wmkcrs to the ‘l'"‘atl ”If“? EII‘TI\‘lllI‘\ Into olllor'
_ v , ‘ ' ~ . , D K . 3. . . ' '. ‘ . , '
Sl-‘Ilf'f‘l‘an. out who know a \1'-1'y aha: {fl-(fining, (1:1111111 ltu~. 1 11 l inst and: yard.-- ”n tune. Th“ [mflwmpn U" parts M tn'rmaln'. __ _
. . . 1m 011. .. 1 :.' . . 1. , 7 '
deal about tln- sull't'rlnu and sacrifice. ‘ 'rl' . .hg mt...“ m- .11. ,1. .(1 “1... "H”! "m 111111111 ”"n. f' “Hm"! b0 . —
. ” ." "’ ' 11 ' 'l‘ ‘ 1. lthf-n Manhattan and Na't'n island, Sill"! -\ \l l' y ‘_ . . {.
111:1! Ivar entails," ll'Tl‘tlt‘l'H' Quintard, A. (‘. llt'tllnl'd11‘a'nl" \‘x' \s‘lllVil'I‘OV 1111 1“ President ' ‘ ' ‘ om ”5 ' ' 1111. h H -‘
1 . .1 ~ _ '1 '. "" ' ". , . 1. 1..- -
’l‘hs-r't- i, no longI-r “”1 ‘lmm: .15 1,, "‘1 Romlttm. Ed“'”d 1" (.orha‘m. "‘ ,\\ll;oi1s influence to romposc 1111' ”‘l‘ _ ""‘m ME”! l r- "" Bl”
. - thalr ( . \‘llt't'lt'l’ and .\11~. l.. 11. 1.1'11- “”1“. situation in NH‘ York is («Poop trartu \ In“... m 11“. War “WP“:
how 1m atom ”.11.... '5. the ma, 1r.:,' '1 ‘llilnll-Lu 2:11:71 I‘lé‘s'Lm' “"“i' ”"f'll‘; 1-1l tndtl)‘, 111- has Inn-:1 Informed by Killed. and ltlls‘slllL'. 1111.221];
- , . , I} . I‘. ll 1‘. ul'.‘"‘.|l‘- .:Ill".= .' - - , 1, ‘..- ,_ . -. _ .
wurl-tl't" and fii'lltvts anti rotors. 1111111; Il'ubht-ll 'I‘l't4'1~'11"1v1"t'( 0"“ 13.15}: <1, (aw; oi 11111 s11u;:t no.1 11111:! .111 tdll} r1 \I'uumlmL 1.1.1:}th am] III'ISlllll'I'S
. ' " .‘ “ '. ' ' ' ply Min 11111 is c\ It’ll—{:1 _,,- .1 _ . ‘ .
about 1111- math-r Ill all the belligerent pt'l'iutt-mtcnt \\illlhithl.~ and Life Di- 1 “'l‘—"- HN‘N‘ Ill—”Hf“ ll“ ""1 III—
cotlntrivs. Statvsnlt'n t".'t'r)'\\'llo'l'l‘
who “ant to l'l'L'nlll tlwir pl’t'sllgt: t-r
tho-it' jolts will do We] in takt- llotlr-o
and tall into line.
.- __ _. _.
‘A PRESIDENTIAL INDISCRETION.
'l'llc Rl('l'()llnl> ol l'rt-sident “’ilson'.~t
' occasion .
Isn't. it drt-adi ulf
.through that town on his way to 1.05
Anceles.
7 WV ASI'I-le‘TON, 'Jan.11.—-Walkel‘
it). *H'mes, appointed Directm-General
of Rafiroads by President “'ilson was
1
1
t
I
,erous Yankees and it made a h“ WM) recommended 11v William G. McAdoo.
thém Little by little they began to who now retites to private life He
.ébandon their corrupt anti inadéquaw is an advocate of M1'.M¢1Aduo’s plan
“vive” in favor of the round Ameri‘ 1‘01 iive year continuation of govern-
and other signs of en ment control to provide a test period,
11 man anti has supported most other policies
of the retiring DirectorWGeneral with
whom he has been associated 31191193:
out the last year of government'mau-
agement. He is accredited fith‘haw
ing originated many policies of the
Railroad Administration. It Congress
is docs not enact new railroad legisla-
ran “hurray‘
I thusiasm that enable a full glow
' to emit for plolonged period“. all the
noise he i< capable of. Now almost
any crowd of I") enchmen is said to be
" do giflllate
l‘t"t'llll’.~ William .1. Tl‘.'.t')' and [‘1 my \\' ‘ t'llltll‘ Illt‘ lt1\\t‘\ during tllc retreat
llrooks. STOL E é-S—O FRO)! Ills ll'ollt Macedonia. \vltt'tl lll.‘tll\' illctl
:‘llt'l' 11.111111111111111-4‘111'31 {lam-11cc 111 .-1 310THER-IN-LAIV. 0LT 11f intlucnrfia. exhaustion and t'anu‘
11111 t lws 1 11 . '. 1 «'1 :llllltll't‘ . '1' V 1 . , . 1
«Id Illa'l lllt‘ l'ltllllxlt'l 1:111; him 111- lllc- 01‘ 53"" “Oh Db IIII'. :tlId ”(Littttl \\t'l"' taken prison—i
turn «1 until the tit-x! xt-gular monthly . (“V‘-
.llle'c'ting on Saturday (In-nine. .lauu- ”WHIP KIHIZ. ”f “HIVIL'IWI Sll‘m’V There 1x a \t'l'lulh development
111') lhth. and then Imu- 11 11111-1 out “'iI-r MTV-"l9“ ”1'5 "WWI“; by I"’““" of .Nllttllt‘ll t\'pllll\ fever in Bul—~
Iino- ot' thu- financial situation oi‘ the 11"" S“I‘Zt‘flnl Thomas 1111111 and I’d w 1_ l' 1. . ~ 5
Association anti the t'oas'mts for tho tro‘l‘man [Prank Stratum on :1 Warrant ”‘lnd' 1mm tM” out l””"“"“:
I
And how will .\Ir.
live it down?
.____._.__
.HINES SUCCEEDS
DIRECTOR M’ADGO
(Confirmed Tron) First Page).
w
l towns.
' the patients were
lion 3001:. Mr. Hines favors returning
"Poussin- (,1 raising: a loan. charging the 101111;; m: 111 with the the it “W“ ll WIN" III 1'11 lountl ill Sofia.
$111100 as well as other minor “mum-,- t to the house this 11101111111: and artest- exports from
-puiahly by a movie film Ia‘u'u 'm ilu: which would 111111;: the total amount; I'd 'hf' yum? man and brought him 10 state ill the [ uhm. has been order-
firm lmix o‘i Germain
Thu '1‘ [11,-h- _ ‘ Iatlopted at Leipsit-
immediately required to about $13000 'l'tlllt’e headquarters 1d hack to America on
In girir. g: a britt' outline ol affairs oi 1 lie was ‘3‘91' “9““"‘"d “”dm‘ bondsi' 1\ 'ill‘ 1 )lt‘ tl lll.\ Hit.
the association President \l(\lullen1"r $500 furnished “3 1”" brother. . I ( ( F
told of the cntorccd opening or the Charles H Taylor, for appearance in ' 3‘ “‘“lh 1‘ lllt' first rcgimcnt in thc
new bu" ldiuz before actually ready forlr‘ourt on Monday mowing. Attorney “1"” J'IHH.‘ I“ h" “rill‘l't'tl ““1“"-
occupancy. to (arc I'm the \ictims oi “Ill-1m H. Tammam has been re-. .]1\ “11,ka “-m m-
'll‘li‘d 3111;111:110 inflttcenntfthgslim‘nic. an’d tamed 5“ counsel 70" .‘O‘Ti Kunz. lotltt'r engineer t'otltlnm‘llls ill tllt‘
at I
p: e u trea f.\11u_\ of Occupation.
ed during the five w.eek H V. th ‘5‘“: ’ #MJ 1
building was chem t’o1 tljis 311111169: W fimgfiflhflnl Company E "f the ’l‘hn‘h-M‘v
many of them from the surrounding
The total number of deaths}
duling that time was thirty-seven. t CHICAGO Jan 11— Many of the-
An interesting fact developed in theemembprs ot‘ the Republican National
statement that the great inlajorhy OElCommittee remained here today
in nee 3' circular take «part. in mnferance melt may
stances and that as am actual fa‘ct'ton l m ' -
{y ten of them nae ‘ny pamat maneizgl’omggmg‘n th‘. nex‘l I"! "d. dwtd] lsi'ml “fig?“ WN‘
The present condition or the 01d; M the one day session of the com.ljtlta‘lia. heavy fighting has occur-
tilt-
__---.‘.
!.\llltPTl('allS ho brass file 1flhhme. Rs
members «1 ossed at (‘01110112 on De—
cetnbcr" t.
E
t
ized and the fact brought out that 'ev-
en with its splendid looatiori on 1the
Boston Post Road «911111 111311 “d
and splendid memmo reallyudceptaJ
ble otters‘hud been made tor it.
The rooms of the building are now|
used as a home for the eighteen nurs-
es of the stair, and the wards are Va-
‘cant. 1
The av'emge'amniber of patients :at
«the mew building new navel-myths:
28 to 30.
The state appropriation granted by
the last Legislature w‘as 311,000 and
the sum of $15,000 Will be asked for“
hospital building was briefly summar- tmmee which closed last night. reso- rod there between him companies
hint: one were adopted in honor of Col-
lette! Theodore Roosevelt and many
Wm paid Tribute to «his memory: .. -P ‘
[tas'a President and domain. Am nd hm $01559th The Ideal
“mince-headed by Mel W. ’B. ‘ POOPS “‘(‘R'P . ’to military
Thompson of Yonkers. .N Y" was action against the Poles, which the
named to plan a nerve-=22: memorial I VOMlbeers Q“.
for Colonel FM“ ev.elt and it was dfi'tak'c H11 {in The volunteers i
billed (Dread? Jim. 'W flute 011n-
mlnwmfl hm carries: inflate howlfltalkd 1tilrt'rusclvcs in the local
- Memory and defended them-
tor.
e committeei selves obstinabely. The outcome
Re-alfirmalion o‘ij
stand for submissian. 01' the fedm‘ M11111 fighting 18 not given in the
.1 I.
at Svapa
BERLIN. Thursday. Jan 51 7 ;
(By The Asum'iated l'rcsst.—-.
llllf‘lll ftll'N‘Q on the plank ot the
Tageltlatt and the \Its\l1\'tllt‘ Z01-
11'1': “lilt'll are still in the hands
”'lhc Spat-mam 1m- It'llttl'trd 11, ot'titt-\part.tca11~.1l11\'e1111011going
with short intervals of
tin-111 hula).
(Ill llld('-
lltIl: \iltt‘t‘l
BERLIN. Thursday. .11111. St
thnll, ll_\‘ 'l'lln' Assm-liilt'tl l’l't‘sxw
r~lt is twtiultltt l llla‘ ll‘ill‘t' tlmzt
‘\Ill\ '11;1\'1- ltt‘t‘ll
111 Ill!‘ lighting in ltcrliit
XII-lulu). llu' (llill'llt‘ and
11111111 ' outlining hospitals car-'11 t'ur
Illlt’l‘ ltululrml yesterday. ’l‘ule'v
(lt‘Htl \I't-rt' carried 111111 llII‘ ('ltan-
t‘t‘llHI'..~ |lillétt't'. llt \Vllllt‘ll'lINIl'HSM‘,
tlllt‘ltlf: \Ttltlllt‘s‘tld)’.
BERLIN. 'l'llutstla} 1.111. 81.7 p.
111. tlly 'l'llc Asst-‘wltllo d l‘l“‘\1\‘.“"rll
was u'iycu out from official Mllll‘t't‘
‘lu-rc this at’tcrntmn that the guy
II'l‘f(‘('l last - al 11 fl ens . ' " -' 1 1
l c l n s t in llls tlslt to. A SZWIJUD Propositiom “f $5” ”(ml his mtlllltl llrz‘l W “,5 1 TI..- n‘lt].r‘l(lk H“. rlllllllll‘lllt'S \(l). ‘1“‘1111119' ll‘l lhl-t-l-s lliltl ppt'glplln't'tl
' 1.11:1:11111 must have bet-n vxagucrauglf He stated that the total value 0: the l 011-5511110115 “I 2R1U'mumt 5”“‘1- 11x tlll1-I ill",_'t l\ to the country s ul- It‘ll!" I“ llt’ilil'lllitl‘lt'r* fl'ttlll ”'l'
A talc I‘Ppot't says that when the r1-..- new hmmn.” and grounds “a" 311"" H '3‘ “"“ged by “M‘s .Simons “h“ llltNl t'fllllhlt‘lt'l 111-1: of soah (lrsln- .‘l‘ilmi‘t'rms- h “‘l'" l“"”'”‘“ ”H"
"(In and mill 1111- I‘quipmcnt and m- was mslI'umental in 111111111: 01" ”‘9 f1“ tit 11 t l l 1- '=«-\'1-lu't" tll tt thi tat 'mvut w- s
”PM “all“ worthy to Mm: “come. nnc cossmt‘s it was rcally :1 5200.600 Warrant. that young Kauai stolc $80 _ " 1,.1111 PH" ‘ .1111 "'“hl‘lmh' - 1" \ ‘ ‘ (‘..
trouser-log: “'th turned up at 111.. but ~,11lanl 1' . {1111111 hm home sonn timc 111:0 and ""3 1'“ 111111 and that ”I“ lwf‘d‘l‘wz‘oh
‘ He stated that the 11111111ng and then disappemcd front the city. - —— In still III the hands ol tllt' Elwin
1111111. and the other was turncd tlqul. grounds w-eie, paid 101'. including um Watch was s11 tor him bx the police. - ('Unl.li.\7.. 'l‘lmrsda); Jan. qilat'fllt f.orcc'.
'as Well-behaved trouserlerzs should lu- 1111111111111 :‘1 mortgage “1’ ‘0 January ':"‘I “1 :Iaahlearned ”‘4" “I” had 1"“;(83 The Asxociatcd Press). -'l‘ll(' ---
st ol 1 9 present ycat. 'l‘lrere was “met (I 1 lb citv a tow aye mm ant Thirty \ (”01’1‘ \II “113‘. J _
- . - ,. . -.tu- o 1 - - 1. 1 1 111 .ll w-Tllt.
ll sums, 111 dear old London. 1111- 3 floating; indebtednpsg (1" some 34 0W was staying at the home of his sistel ' t' I ”’(t’lllt 1:" "Ii“? 1“ “m‘iq ' I ‘l t' c l (t. 1| . El 1 ,
"sartorial indiscrotion is Proved Ennis 11nd d balance due on eqmpment 0f 0" Rmmond “TN“ Th“ officers “out in" H ' p“ H " “MFR“ ‘uldl im n” m ‘ l‘ intuit o u M r'
' *' 1|}01-hnnicgll even Igoverumcuf is dcnldudcd lw the
\\ orkmcu s (‘ oun—
ill a n solution
ll_\' Illt‘ (Iron
Soldiers and \\ orkmcu s ( ouncil
tl'dic'rs 111111
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taken oycr In lllt‘i
llcrc trom that city.
MMWB'AL. Thursday. Jan. 11.
’--~4Rt"sn‘lutions askilw that the
1 t-lltll claims to be the first force o‘fll)NH'(‘ (“3‘13““5 l" i“ ”'Y'Fl'l‘r"
out
:‘tltc mdjwotmcm of European af-
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(of volunteers about to en train for 1 European nations.
{file W provinces-ml Germam"
9"“ "11 their “a." ““1111: Canadian Pacific Railway, who
fairs. take cognizance of Ireland's
claims to liberty. were passed at a
..anleeting held tonight at 1110 Mon-
Lomox .rait.1‘l——.t1-mnfing"
umcnt Nationals, The resolutions
asked that Ireland be secured the
same rlghts, guarantccsand Iihcr-
while . of age. He became .il'l‘iltated with rail 1 . W k-S—ii— ll
__c_._.__~1.____._._._. oads as a laflw'yet. 1 oper'amts annually at a. standstill:: '-""" . omen ‘ °
Fame . . if land one city tuning 11:12 possibility or The Cabinct has refuse?! toeccept "t waISts Assorted odors.
. 7 1' President 'l‘al't. ln- 1 recent -—o--—-—-—-- . Th 1 11! h?
, . ' Y 1 MOM!!! 6: ranger 1 next rm- The offered ‘mt'dmtion of the In- g“ 12_ Value 8c, ,
statement. gave a piece of sount' ad -1\URSES ESTABLISH alight hours ask a consequence. dependent Socialists to reconcile Ton‘lglln‘ . .7. 79¢ “onigm ........ ' ._ fl
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\‘lCC to the United States senate. NEW SGHEBULEEW: gm: 5%;kegmmlmtleletl:d tllt three Sociallst factions. ac- ‘_ —— I
“The League of Nations," he «116.1!an to meet today'to tfiemction? cumug “I“ I‘ldepénd‘m"! “f “'m'k‘ Corsets Tarnhenol .msinf m
“is \‘orv strong Wm. 11“. Peoples of {manned‘hom "'3" pm' lupxm the request or ‘A. ‘H smtu1.Reg-'ing "hand in hand glow” with 1 cc
. ' ' . ' ’ " l ‘ional Railroad Director, for a “-lS-‘lloul' the Spartacans gfiflda‘rgogiodes. “0‘ all sizes. 3‘“? 1501 1 7 .
gurope. u '3 growing stronger herc. "Mi“ “5”“ $5 per day. . . armistice" Thu Spartacaus lld\(| succeeded Tonight ' at 1 $1 39 101115111 ............ .‘
It is going to attract tho mass of m:-;%nr;garc patient amt room luri 11 31:11:1ng :gg’millpglfi;r3“:“:0;°: m interfering seriously with sup. ' p r """" ' .1...
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wake earners and the plain wow-2 Hourly nursing or one tmatmdtttfi t'ecenco- last night. and mm them that PH“ Evargeimfls "’5 BUR"! “ml. Women’s Petticoats Women s Quilted Bud
‘hnn- as it has abroad. $1. 30 for ('dCll succeeding hour or lrac- } if it was granted the strike could be rI-pol‘lct to 1mm gone. \vlt tout _ '
"Tlu mm 111 1m“ 1' . 1' tion Ul an hour. up to three hours. 75; selllt'd “across the table." After the bread )t‘sit’l‘tld\ and today gfigeaggo:£- “"11 fancy Roman Sateen van
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tie senate c a room. tie ea sar- ' '-" "" ' ' " ‘ ' ' . ‘ - - 1 - n x .3 9“
_ 1 . p, 6. In homes “1",“. mere is more them mus "hawk" but ”new“ tllplt‘l‘l gas plants, (‘lttfllc pop-1 r = Tonight .n ........... Taught ..............
Cflfim ()2 the Old senatorlal hand 811‘] than one ”Nell! 35 pm. Wfit’k SIltllld- 11redicl‘Wha‘t ECHO)! the 89mm] gnke. lltlllw‘fl a‘lfll “RICH“ ot‘ks‘ln Winona Mim‘glawm 2;- :34.» .31....ma
fl“. nmmfpst firm-i, nf ‘how not to {lg in be charged for ouch Mdltioual patient ' committee might take upon It parts oi lllt‘ t'll)’. Gr111101'1.1ld a 1‘ ‘1 t
. 7. When order for nuse is cancelled Railroad 01111111111 today were devot \llllllll) ix \\ ltltout these 110. -essi- I ' ’ '_“”“‘“‘
will ho- poor wea was with which to . . . . o 1 . ' t
. ' aftel hcr arrixnl at the house. the is in- the ir <10er fed'oullng food for tics H”3 suburb. howcmr is god Mackcnscll “mph has 110(11 $111-1’rem1'cr\_ ( lemmwpau and '30,.“
George have scored a great no-
ct-ss on the question of the fro:-
rrlom of the seas and that very I».
tlc is likely to be mid on this 51.1111
Jt‘t‘l when the actual Pear-c Cm:-
t'crcucc assembles.
The Spanish-Moroccan question
has also ltoctt scttled to ill“ sals-
l'1tction of England and I’l‘auma
POLICE BEATS TO
CHANGE TON IGH‘i'
tContmued from Page One.-
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.1-ll' :11'1111' luh-t'vals when he will
in the Ctty Hall
lavrolman l“dv~..rd t‘lune who}
""““ on ”I” “r111! heat in the m
tltstlitt will L71, I11 1h: tirst district:
\v-ht ~11) 111- Will 1'm'1'1 Main and Wall
stx'tw-r In St'luml sll‘w" “film 7 ll. ll-
until 2111. m.
Patrolman Plank Raymond will :1!
ll 1'11.‘llc' bt'lwvv'n tt'atliI: duty at 111-
('(lrnfivr ot' \K'ztshinztrn and FY‘JZl‘ii'.‘
streets and patrol work in 121151 Nun
walk. From 15:13 a. m. until 9:12. :-
111., he will be on trafiir' duty and it
then go to East Not-walk. Ulllll ll: .1:
and Franklin streets to remain 111::I
1:15 p. n1. At 2:111 he will 2111111111»-
Nth-walk until 3:15. when he met 1~1
tt'aflit' again until 4 o‘clock. when
goes back to East Norwalk for UN. '
mainder of the day.
Patrolman Robert Gainer has )1.
taken off his old beat. now to b" 1
ered by Patrolman Sammis and 1
when he will return to Wan-him.-
do stl‘t'et duty in the business 841'
or ‘lhc second district. from 6 1:
until 2 a. m. -
Patrolmen Thomas {Tierney am .I
Murphy haw not had their ‘ln-an
changed and will reniain on their
tsent posts around the comm-
first district.
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of
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Presented “With Men
After 12 Years" Scrvlt'c
Charles H. Harvey. ()1 (mos-Iota
Second ’Dititri'cty resign-101! 11< tnmsmw
0f the Local Painters' 1 ' 11,1.-
l't‘gulm‘ meeting held on
ening, after twelve years (1' 1-1111.1.t
and faithful service. and in tumor
his.work he was presented \111'1
handsome gold watch chain and ("111m
containing a small diamond 111 ‘-1
center and beautifully engraxmt 31:.
Harv ey was taken completelv tn all
prise and h 10 M #0110111me «unis
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'1‘1111"~'-,‘t:1 } r\ ,l'
ties to be accorded the smallt‘l‘ he expressedgii's gratitude and dumb
to his fellow members. A1 thv salvo
meeting the following omc1-1s 111—
elected for the present year:
President—“111mm Gregory.
Vice Freetown-Abraham Nathan
Recording Secretaryom'anl
user-me.
Wmmm-Jomn. Kmtw ..
Treasurer—Charles F.Gua1 11 tel i.
Condom—1mm 10mm
Copies will be sent to London to
Premier Bordon (. J Dohertv (‘11.;
uadian Minister of Justice. and:
Lord Shaughnesm. President of A.
is reported to have been chosen by.l
the Britith' kby‘irt‘n’ment to arrange
a settlement of the Irish question. Wamnwoeorge Lane.
President am will also receive ”Choc—Lloyd Phillips.
a copy, with a request that it be 01V!“ W Curt
(lul‘dfll'l
W-
laid hetero the Peace Congress. with“ «nub will mm "11111
' ‘ on next Tum“
at Miss BU"
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