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'TWOGm
itittitittttuiitnt
lili llEill tit iititti
Congressman Merritt De-
clares It Vital in Consider-
ation of Reconstruction
and Centralization —- The
Danger of Socialism--Con-
gressman Dies’ Last
Speech Shows Southern
iiiiitioi ” _
Pillllillllilll
Amends Orders Concern-f
.iiivutal question now before the coun-
Itry," said ('Ollg.'.‘lt‘l'l'ill today is
connection with
F l E r; mower and the socialistic activities in}
l l i, 3“” j“ ' connection" with railroads and indus-
" ‘ itries in general due to war legsla-F
._.. ..._, ,tioli.
m1, ‘ , | . . _ . ) ,_ ', e 4 l “in reconstruction it will be cssenw
' "t.“ g”! ‘r d h}; .Ad3flbtlnt‘n: 'tial that (oi gross and the executive:
”t (“HHS TWIN?“ I‘ Iag’lnlfll‘should bear in mind the, fundamentals-j
i. 2-1 _ 7., , \T ._ 0 ._‘ol‘ the constitution. it is extremely!
3 Oil §}"‘L} ‘3' u" ‘ 'foh Eititet'esting to note that there seems;
slit”)' to be no party division or alignment'
by :zwt‘llOlé‘ ol‘ the country. Some of
film principles were admirably stated.
a few days H.110 by Rep. Dies of Texan
i'iilillv l'ti'ifics (‘i-iiiiiii.~.~'ioti has
.iu-
in: 1' ill" l'ulltl‘~\t.t.:_ (ti‘ilt‘t‘ iti entitle!“ _
\. “h ”I“ urn/1v ”0;.“ng in “-H_ iii a speech when the agricultural bill.
w. ”WI (-ms; (”Np 3“,} XV“. (um; \\'t.~‘ up tor discussion." Mr. Merritt
.. I, lloml: continued by saying that the hit-s
!n -‘l.:- lilitlit'l' o: pwtoion oi. the New “NUT“, ““h‘rrd the ground in a man
i, m. Np“ ”M?” and Hartford Ru”; llL‘jl ii'ith which iv: was personally in
accord. thus showing that a New lint;-
~.il t‘oinpuni tor inotltl'imitioii uv‘ . H
‘ .. N: orders “f .3“, Board of Rail- land l't‘llllllllt'flll and a loxas tlt-uio-
t-im‘i t'oltititl~"«'iHl‘it‘is and Hi‘ lil.’ l’tlli— t'l‘:ti “"‘l't‘ “'11 lm‘ “It’ll”- U“. ‘1‘“ WW"
t-iit dimer i' of socialism. .\lr. .\Zt~r
t‘omiiiissioii requiringr
:l‘tl'll‘ (‘itl.~‘«lll:.—‘ known;
('i'oss street and
iii the town ol‘
. l' iliti‘h
iillAt'lltlH ‘.i
.- \\';i:ci' straw-l,
‘ nit t‘i-iiiziziii lload.
Normality .
«Iii Jumping. :1. I919. the lollowin:
'im’i was presented and a<signed
4‘tlillL‘ at lllI Norwalk passenger
5"Hll (Berkshire. Division) of
attention to that part til
tlli taih «1
(Continued on Page Sew-iii,
ititttt Putin .
itiitiiititiitttt'
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Continued on Sixth Page
”T we
.iiliNl‘ilENi m;
.zitttt nit iilNllti.
der way by the American
Railway Express Cone
‘ pany
NEXTWHEAT till}?
i
1
Plans of a most, comprehensive na-
llll‘t' in brine about conditions which
“ill make possible. a marked improvow
mom in the express service through-f
3 _ fl ' ' . .. . ) -_
1),!)pilwc (101.91 mnent I l.“ not the country. weie announced. last”
t‘llElF‘L‘ fli. tiiiaranteed I’l‘lCC mightily \\". 1.. llurwell. local repre-
sentative oi the American Haiti's-a)“
Express Company. A “Better Service
t‘aiiipaign” will be undertaken by the
,l::5..tmtt men and women emploied in‘
the express business. ,t'or the purpose.’
and Sell at .llarket Figure“
‘.r§llt.‘\iti'l‘(l.‘{. l). ('.. Feb. 4.7‘
'tll iinulvi's appearing today before
liouw Aurit-ultural Committee of raising the standards of packing,-
ttHN‘d 1111” ”1" stl‘V‘I‘mllf‘m pay “10 wrapping- and markingr express ship-.
itiil‘illllt'i‘tl price of $2.28 a bushel fonnme. 3
WW “heat ('t‘til‘ and sell it to “W; The drive will start on February:
mariner at the world market. price. lilil]_ in every City and (own in thel
.1, NW} “-“lllliiiiutl would be aboutfcountry. it. will comprise. a campuigni
..:’- The \Villlt'h‘h‘t's generally bu‘i'ol' education and appeal among ex}
"'1 ”Iii St'llt‘m" “'"llm ("l-‘4‘ ‘11” press eiiiployes simultaneously with a'
,4: v-i‘liiiieut probably it billion and a1
‘-.lt‘!’ dollars. but said this loss wits
i-i..hh- to any attempt on the part
in- goi‘ei't’luit-nt to maintain an ai'-~
r i-‘izll lil'lt‘i'.
i.‘.‘ill’t-.\‘l'lll211l\'t* Leier. of South Car-
Ill’lil, suggested till't't‘ other schemes:
l'iiat the wheat tiioi'eiiit-iit be entire-L
(Continued On Page Eight)
lNFlIETEfl WOUND
i Robert containment“
Cuts His Throat 'With a:
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Razor '
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I
iiwit possibly be restricted by the:
'I‘w'llllllvlll being authorized to so i
(Continued On Page Five)
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llAlY’SAlliSiN
WAR EXPlAlNEI]
Entered Great “War to Lib-
l
I ltobert (fiat-it. employed on the farm .
lot i“. .E. Lewis. is in a critical condi-
,iion in the lianbury hospital as the'
ilt‘h‘lllt of Self-inflicted wounds madei
iby him early yesterday morning all
‘his boarding house place in an attempt 1
to end his life. Clark cut. his throat
crate Her Captive PFOV— i iiiliilili his razor. inflicting injuries :
- ,, ' ‘ may can: 1‘; ,- ' .t
tnces Not to Conquer NOV 50,. [0,. me mu}: QL‘} S‘Efi‘éwfif" ”a .
.. Clark is between forty and forty-l?
“Niels-(Sushi age and has been living'
truthful and clear insight. into tlielurllm.e 25:33:: £215 55;,3'311,‘$‘"na“d‘
Iuions in existence in italy and the Lewis fa'nn' He has 1,9330%; 0;
piorinoes which directly lead toting With Mrs. Lizzie Campbell aBr
'lllllll(‘lllllOUS decision to enter mfi’liwccn six and seven o‘clock '. t e-
nar on the side of the Allies is day morning )es et—
5' given by Herbert. I). \Vard. the “film! of
journalist. in an article which
"IV“! in one of the. leading Ital--
'tt-llrllilfi‘L’I‘S of the state and
ii is thought, will be of great.
i to the people of the city. Mr.’
1 1: an authority on italian his-
.iid politics and his wide acquain-
-- “till his subject enables him to
what. has hitherto‘been little
in the great attentions which
vaml the Italian people when
:wlv their great decision and
decision meant to them.
-h;tl'2e of imperialism brought
‘tll‘t'r againsL the. noble and
(Continued on .P‘aaev‘rw’
Lands
someone falling in Mr.
('lark‘s room. and going up there found
the man lying on the floor with blood
flowing from wounds in his neck. _
Dr. H. P. Mansfield was called and
he gave Mr. Clark immediate treat-
ment and then made arrangements to
have him brought to the Danbury;
hospital, reaching there shortly be-:
it.
it!
early yesterday aftegnoon it was stat-'
ed that Mr.‘ Clark‘s condition was
critical. 1
Clark is a man of rather quiet di8<
position but more recently showod a.
,tendency to melancholy and 1t is'be‘
flievedtbat intuit mood“: st rdjny:
Democrat and Northernl
ing Water Sireshf—ms-“i' Republican Can Agree __
Street and New (.atiaan. w“... M, I i
’ : \\'ASl[lN(lTO.\'.‘ n. t:., Feb. 4,..35 fiPRflFITS
huad H “”17"” ”1“ ”1““ in‘“r95li'lg,.llllltlil— 3
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itinerant,
‘slrtlli-tl
. '\\'. .l.
g‘Women Admit They Still
'. Congress.
brought to a vote in the Senate last
Mrs. Campbell heard the '
fore eleven o‘clock. At the h‘ospitallcratic party. will have to take advan-
.SAYS‘llllUSlON
.lN PRICE fIXING
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National Live Stock Officer,
' Also Accuses Food Admin-
istration of Being ‘Screen’
' 0
in t
reconstruction meaJ ‘
fsures and the effect which will to pro’ '
'duced by tremendous centralization of:
Lasater Charges “Illegal;
Acts" Against the Public;
Were Committe
'VVASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—-Tl1e food
administration and the department of
agriculture aided the five big packing.
films in obtaining a monopolistic con-l
trot of the meat packing industry. lid-i
ward (7. Lasaler, ol' the National Live—‘
,:'!oek Association's executive conimib'Of claims {0“
tee. and a former eniployc of the food‘
:iiltninislt‘ulion, testified yesterday be--
tore the; house interstate commerce:
committee. i
While- Mr. Lauder was making this:
it out
liartniul
it. ll.
(‘oiiipnny‘s research departtnei.r, told?
the senate agricultural committee thati
combination of the big packers to:
lilllil‘nl the meat industry was iinpos-l
:‘ihle' because of the large number of;
independent. concerns. 1
Mr. Lat-inter asserted before thcf
house committee that during the lasti
18 months tlfe food administration had?
“served as a screen" behind which theg
packers operated illegally against the;
public‘s interests. “'hen asked what?
(0
'the illegal acts of the packers hadE
been. AlizLasatcr replied hewould!
axisw‘er in detail later.
Houston Retarded Inquiry ..i
The department of agriculture aide
'ed the packers ,Mr. Lasaler charged.
'by delaying investigation of the meat’
growers by the federal trade commis-l
sion at the time the packers them-i
split-s were being investigated. He;
said the packers did not want such anl
inquiry as they know it. would rob;
them of (111' argument that the produc-i
t rs, and not they. Were making the big
: profits.
Mr. Lasatcr submitted a letter from;
Spillmaii, former chief of the‘
bureau of land management of the as l
(Continued on Sixth Page).
SUFfllAiiillfiill ;
lNSENATIillllif.
tintwtiiitt writ
Lack One Vote—Hold
Democrats Responsible
“’ASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb.—-A fin-
al effort to put nationwide women's
suffrage through the present Congress
will be made next Monday. Senator
Jones, of New Mexico, gave notice'in
the. Senate today he would move then
to take up the Susan B. Anthony reso-
lution to submit to the States a con-
stitutional amendment for national
woman suffrage.
Unless the Senate adopts the resolu-
tion before March 4. the favorable a3-
tion taken by the House more than a
year ago will be nullified and the res-
olution will have to begin its legisla»
tive journey all over again in the next
I
_‘When the sum-age resolution was
(all it lacked two votes of the two
thirds necessary to its adoption. Suff~
rage leaders privately admit they
still are one vote short of the requis-
ite. number. One gain has been made
in the person of Senator Pollock, of
South Carolina. it was reported. They
are hopeful of winning one converti
before the roll is lied next week.
Alice Paul last night made the fol-
lowing statement concerning the an-
nouncement of Senator Jana:—
“This is the last chance the demo-
AIDED PACKERS
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’ the workings
' New York where an ati‘ODSY “’33 held .liules Committee.
given a hearing
NllllWAllilllllS' ituttitttttttii
0N SASUAll-lllil; SENATE AliAlNST
as Died of Acci cut—John: PRHHIBIHHN
J' Buekle’ Gags“! for? HARTFORD, Feb. 4.——By avote
Thlrd T‘me ‘ got 20 to 14, the Conecticut Sen-
jTlie name of three Norwalk-boys ap- 2'1? tglesdaftelrnoqnhref'used to ran?!
neared in this mornings official cas- e era pro lbltlon amen '
ualty list. one as barging died of ment. i
wounds and two having: been slightly; HARTFORD, Feb. 4.—-The reso-
Wounded- . tlution Will now 0 to the House
Sergeant Fred M. Moore is among g ’
those listed as having di of accident l .
but this is thought to be erroneous as { nonmncmence In the Senate’s
Sergeant Moore was ki in action‘action. It is behaved the House
on last September wliil ,on the frontfwin favor ratification by at 18381.?
lines with the gallant ’21; Infantry.‘fiftypmziofilty. In event, of such
fleai‘f’igiffii’i 2i33.532332.;iia.io‘3i‘§i”3§;““0“ by the Horse, it is proba-
3 ble that a. committee on confer.
. once will be necessary.
Sergeant Fred M re Listedi
(Continued On Page Four)
“‘~ _' Continued on Sixth Pane.
WWW“ jittiiiiis‘sutitit
l9“ mm; artillery itiltiti
\\'ASlll.\'(;'l‘t).\'. Feb. 4.-»V~Tbousands
additional pay by dis .’ . '. ‘
charged soldiers whose records were 'Representative Siegel Calls
complete at the time they were mus-'
tered otit nay be settled speedily by
the \Yar liopmiiiieiit undr a. ruling to-'
day by the (‘oiiiptroller of the Tran-g
for Inquiry Into Handling:
of Troops i
l
b“ l‘t’m’ju-‘Wd “‘i‘h‘mt passing'inm the manner in which the \N’ar Dc-
partmcnt has conducted
establishment was asked yesterday b
Representative Sir-gel (New York)
a resolution.
The l‘iieeior of Finance of
. . . in
to adjust. the claims when a construe»
tioii ot‘ the law is not irfi'olved and,
the SUltllt‘l‘.S light is clearly defined. published that HOW nearly three‘
inionths since the end of hostilities:
(Contintud On Page Three)
for in any way. not!” calls amen--
tion to the fact that. serious charges 91-!
DOG IS POISON ED?
"Daisy." the .
prized lt‘iHll terrier belonging to May- 1“ the 135‘ ‘WO WN‘kS- T1115 CODCPTPS
or .lerzuiiiali Donovan is the latest, of ”19 alleged unust removal 0f G911 111'
lllt' helpless canines to {all a \‘lClllll to wards from Command of the TWGDW‘
oi' mp dogpoisonersjsmh. (bew England) DiViSion.
about ili.- city. The number of dogsf Without naming 7. Gen. .
poisoned in Norwalk iii the past f9“.;quW(l€l', the resolution called atten-
“rt-ks has grown to alarming: propor-iuon >10 statements 1.“ the press re-
tions and drastic action. will be taken garding Gen. Crowders alleged rebuke
by Dog Warden Thomas “311m. who at the hands of Gen. March, Chief. of-
... now working on the cases. fistaff. and also the general complaints
“I. MH'NWA‘S dog was ,0. out of of the bad handling of mails abroad
the house for a short while this morn as well as 1119.69nsmnt flow Of com:=
in" and in a few moments it staggered ”1.3"“5 and crittersms ofjhe payments
l)’i:‘k i0 the house and was $00!“ taken of allotments to soldiers’ families.
‘. . ’ ' ” ‘ The resolution points out that there
with a \‘lOlenl attack of convulsions: ; . .
The. dog was hastily treated by 3!tha5 been serious complaint 9f the;
pqnomn who ”meg n Yew much and manner in which discharges in the
“1' “'alsli and Dr G M. l‘lrundage‘army are. being affected and the re-;
were sllllllnullt'd 'l‘he buick and skil'iImned disobedience m such cases of
fill work of tlie.tliree men saVed ”10:35:33;33133.5.OTEZES‘VIiignihtfifethat?
unfortunate animal's life and it. iii-Department: '
. " I | I. u . b
tbngllcf‘hlliiltxlnsgg‘lgloswig be. the tin-arrl 1“ addm‘m ‘° in"eSt‘ga"°“ of ”mi
able 'Illt‘dllllll nosed by the men who‘sum?ms named the resolution would;
i ning the animals One val jpi‘t‘fl'lde for investigation into the man-i
are po so . -
uable llelgium police dog was found.treated and the treatment of soldiers'
dead by its owner last week anddtlieim various hospitals.
”my 0‘ the canine was remove to The resolution was referred to the
and it was definitely learned that, this;
iiili‘iidfgs’g‘gfigi HVE All“) BANDITS
WILLI—AM HILL’S WILL . RUB 'mquY EARS
ADMITTED T0 PROBATE %
'NEIYV YORK, Feb. 4.——The opera-
A contest \ver the last will of the
. .v- ' 7
late Vtilliam Hillh-of Viestport. was tions of automobile bandits in New
YOrk‘took a sensational turn today.
- ore Judge Bradley
m the probate court at that town, yes- when five armed men in a green tour-
ing car held up two surface cars on
terday, and after hearing a num er of
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit system in
witnesses. Judge Bradley admit'te the.
Will to probate. The action 161a“
aside the will was brought by a daugh-i
ter. Mrs. Helen Ball, who was cut off
with a nominal sum of money, and
was represented by Ira 0. Gregory.
Dunbar & Quinlan, of this city, and
Isaac Sargent of New York City, rep-
resenting the defendent hell‘s.
ABANDONED CAR WAS
STOLEN FROM N. Y.
tricts of Brooklyn.
During the first holdup. two of the
bandits pointed their revolvers at the
motorman and the other three robbed
the conductor. ’
Later .in the business section of
Flushing, several of the bandits
boarded a. trolley car and compelled
the motorman to put on full speed.
While the car was in progress and
the bandits were robbing we conduc-
where it is predicted there will be ,
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MElHODS USED BY BULSHEWSI
l0 ORGANIZE ARMY iOR SlRllNli
aCAMPAIGN IN NORTHERN RUSSIA.
Compelling Generals and Farmer Russian Staff Officers
to Serve in the Ranks, and Mobilization of Soldiers
in All Districts Is Being Vigorously Pushed
tittttti SUEIALISTDEPUTIES filVE MR.
with A MflSl UNUSUAL ttttttitttt
x
u ~-.- ._ .-
' 12c
. old Russian army are compelled to
«name and asst-Hing that he had re-ESUI‘." ‘0 ”‘0 effect ”1*“ these claims are ‘ \\'ASHlN(‘-TON. Feb. 4.7 «An inquiry" serve the Bulliei’lsls. who hold the
the food administration . l“ _ ‘
llt't'zlllbl' he realized “its practices ii't-rofihmllrlh the usual complicated.auditing
the common welfare" [“ft‘llilllnt‘ls.
\l‘rhi. manager of Swift and’m“ War “Pilill'lmt‘m “'33 authorized
the military" («
it'atiiilics being: placed under t'llist‘
l arrest. the women lH‘lllf." treated as
Mr. Siege] set forth that it has been badly as the men.
lthere are. npout 10,000 men of‘tfie Am~ officers in the ranks of the Soviet
@. let; ; ition .f .. the '- . ' 7- h
DiAYOR DONOVAN’S lW'ment gmifimbfé.fim.ajfiégunti“any inextreiueyl dii’tiui .
Electing the honor and integrity of high "ital matters, but in regard to every-
valuable anti lllglllb'Lomcets ha"? been made in "W House: thing else are under constant sus-
ipicion and are controlled by Bo]-
{shevist conunissioiicrs. who
1permanently attached to the army
Enoch Hr. and even control the carrying out
turret/initial
iConnecticut Officers, on Mad-
ner in which troops on transports are;t
Flushing and Elmhurst. suburban dis-[identified by Palmer 3, Willard and
tor, the automobile kept pace. behind
the car. The bandits then forced the
motorman to halt and
It was learned yesterday that the;
Buick roadster which was found last
week in front of the Marvin school by
the five menilicans and monarchlst forces the mon-
Plan to Help Germany Retrieve Her Military Defeat and
Escape the Payment of Just Indemnities to the Allies
Allt.’llA‘.\'(iEL, Monday. Feb. 3 - the Allies are to be. held responsi—
(Assoclated l’l't‘ss).~;\tl\’lt'(‘s to i bio and will be prosecuted in some
the Allied intelligence Ilepart— ‘ cases. Military experts who have
tltieiit reveal some of the methodh‘fliecn forced to serve the Bolshc~
{Used by the Iiolslicyixts to ()l‘tf'rlllv l visls include some of tlicibest men
their army for a strong: cam-
paign in Northern Russia. The
generals and; staff officers in the
in field tactics. engineering and,
ordnance to he found in (.‘ciitral
Russia.
General iiiohilizaiion of soldiers-
inlall districts is being vigorously
carried out and all attempts to
avoid service are helm,r severely ‘
dealt with; The training: of the
Bolshevist army is being assisted
by special schools of instruction at.
Pctrogl'ad and Moscow for all non»
commissioned officers and men he-
longing: to the Bolshevist party.
Generally, the army is growing‘
stronger and, although the new”
as ' hostages.
of officers.
ofiieers‘ t'aiiiilies
ases have occurred
The position of foriiieb Russian
They
occupy; posts as commanding 0?“,
floors and are trusted in all teclmt—'
tlicy’ncverthcless owing tothe sci-~-
vcre methods which have been.
adopted, form the main strength-
of Bolslieyist power.
The majority of the people are:
anti-Bolstchvist, but are afraid t0~
express their opinion,
(Continued on Page Three.)
are
of operations. Leon Trotzky. the
Bolshevist Minister of \Var and
Marine. has issued an order that
families of oilieers who desert to:
LllNllllN tutti:
lN MURDER INQUIRY2
LONDON. Feb. 4.——Profiting by lb
experience on Monday, when the city
iawoke to find transportation hamper-
ed by the strike in the tubes, London-
,started early to work today. By day-—~
‘break the streets were filled with men.
'. '- ' . - - - and women walking from meatballs...
“m" bang fugm‘es from ’“suce' 3” and the buses, when they started at;
men Were arrested in a saloon here
~ " ‘lock Were crowded.
last night on suspicton that they hadl ‘ 0 c ' _ ‘ -
information bearing on the murder in3 Thousands “Of 1lmndofn§rs evz?c°h:f"
Manchester. Conn, last Thursday of .Ca“_59 of ”"3 “‘0‘ age 0 0‘.“ S 1"
“Villiam Madden a watchman at the during thenvar. had become hotel.
Cheney silk mills dwellers, either Went without brak-
' ‘fast this morning or had only a cup
The raid was conducted under the
- - of re) or coffee and a slice of bread.
direction of Capt. Thomas Hurley of This situation suit I in th 1‘
the Connecticut state police. All the , .
. — strike of hotel workers. which ham
prisoners lived in Hoboken or JerSey, 1y hiyken up the kitchen to.
City. ‘ . . ; ,
. __ and the table. centre in the lat ge ho»
HARTFORD. Feb. 4. Frederick L. tels in the West End.
Klein. driver of the automobile which The kitchen staffs demand an eight.
figured in the attempt to rob the silk
. 13 Man- hour day and a twenty-five per cent...
warehouse or Cheney rothers in increase in wages. The waiters de~
w l v . 'me ”
Eiiifigggfiifi :igfiggngficg‘ume mand the abolition or the system an.
plant was murdered. was late today _der_ Which the” tips are P001“! and:
diVlded, with a. companion on the:
takings deducted. They slag demoni—
den Case. Make Raid at
Hoboken
HOBOKEN, N. J.. Feb. 4.4—Charged
Thomas J. Silcox, two traveling salea-
men of this city, as a chauffeur they
saw with. the automobile in Manches-imfi‘gg‘ggg 33.13 (11:21:35 gigglwill not;
i
isubmit to the strikers' demands. and
gthat,new forces for their establiahm
menta are beingrrecruited.
Fifty Royalists Killed in . 4 .
i
Clash at Chaves, Portugal i AGITATORS DEMAN
(Continued on Page Seven).
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MADRID, Feb. 4.———In a skirmish n! ‘ -
Thursday between Portuguese repu -1 BUENOS AIRES Monday. Feb. 3..."
iDispatcbes from Chile tonight report
loss an alarming situation at Antofagasta.
Keep Posted by Being a Read. , f .
The entire: .
ANll lllllELS TlEll lll'.
tigfips are far from being icliuble, fl ;§‘ ,
9"
ed a minimum wage of 2 lbs. weekly ’
NEW GOVERNMENT“ '
tage of the opportunity they have ne-
glected for the, last five years to pass
the amendment enfranchialng the
twenty million women of this country
Women recognize that it manure-1y;
the hands or the democrats to '
:Mr. Nicker'son of "I? Home
Patrolman John Flynn and John Rob.
erts had been stolen earlier in the
week from a Dr. Hartz of New York
city. The car was stolen and evident-
lv the thieves drove it along the 805.
ton Past road ”with the intention of
driving to Boston, ‘bu. figured in some -
kind or a collision and were forced to
swerve of! the main road, probably at
Taylor avenue. and came through the State Association of the'Daughters on
The car bore Tuesday, March 25th. will hold a ape-i
in a recent mlx- élal heating of’ the Chapter at
the right rear mud-guard and home of Mrs. Robert F. Way,
center of the city.
signs of having been
up. as
wheel was badly scrawled and dented.
Mo! New» -- orkecme
1’me . ‘
out ,
Insurance Eastfinvenue, on Thursday afternoon. sin, according,“
tortilla” Felix-nan 6th ‘
a
drove‘ Off in their machine. archists were defeated with the
-of fifty killed and two hundredcwound—
led. The town of Chavqs, reports from
NORWALK CHA’PTER “h P m f r s i still
T0 ENTERTAIN 2‘11er boyr mgé‘ii'imiffi‘éafl, 313,05; re.
STATE D. A. R.- ported to be marching on Oporto, the;
monarchist stronghold.
Norwaik Chapt'er, D. A. R.. which,
will have the honor of entertaining the
it,
Tabriz, Persia, Swept
»' By Famme and Typhus
the? - .
_ regent' WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.,—Famine‘
of No‘i-walk Chapter. at he:- heme, 116 and-typhus are sweepingfrabriz. Per-
advicos todatlto the
l
“r...—
atmfl‘mfior»
at int-eraw o'clock... to 8m ;
where it is said that disorders which
ave been prevailing for ma time.-
ve taken an admittedly Bolshevilt. ‘
mm. It is said the agitator-ante da-
manding the cstnblishmelt of a m ,. .
government. there. The police are . .
said to have captured document:
showingf long list. of business house‘s
which are to be sacked and destmyefl' .
by mobs.
,M'ADOO 1'0 panama PICTURE cg. I."
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item" cram " , tom .
' ' ‘ wan_.;m‘ ‘
nos annexes, 031,. Feb. «raw:
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