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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 4, 1919 · page 1

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11".ED 1870
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All Shipping Practically at a

6AilARIAN IRRIIPS OPPRSEII‘;
I0 IRE RADICAL ' GOVERNMAN‘
ARE MARCHING 0N MIJNI6

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BLIISES ITS RIIIBE
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Months’ Existence, $175,-j
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I -: «14: 3 iii, .1 3; g ,. I‘N 000, 000 000, and Authoiiz-i 1 - I Standstill Only One 11errv . , . A
1+“ 3:11.:E3 11' A1 .- 1.. ‘3 36d a . ~ 31 k . ' ' - . 1 ‘ ' ront 1601“]ng South of Archan el
3 .3 'a- t ed the Issue of $25 000 00” -. burse Stat- ‘ Line on the North RiVCl' lied I‘ OI‘CBS on the F___________ A I. ..g .
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fiffiaIfi nggj §§TSVE Eggfifi Edg'i‘igfl 000 In Bonds I APIIVIIIIH of the Conn-3n lilll Stilt I Runnlngm
_,,3,.;i£d 135.; {8 It oiincii of livt‘mim l1:' 1'1 liven com,
. 3' lliIlI d and tli3- Iz' . .iiI '..'iI: oi 1- III ( '-;I .1'31 .'
—— z a? the doors of in; It'1ce at 1111 I‘ :3p-itolj
. , : . , , . . .. .1 Im the (1nd of this Neel; inc-o 4,1 in!
am ( Uilllllxi‘a‘ Hill] I: or ’liiirty Hays Without Bond 3 . statement ..1..2. 3 $1 «.311 333' 30 I I WESTPHALIA I") FRAN “F “T,
- - .7 . . . ,- . . sex I1 \\ - l. Ip '.1‘ Avon. \I\'lii I1a..d
I“ ill‘ 13-. Edi-Added Inio This State for Trial . ARE REIIREDI‘ -;,,,,’,,,._,.,.,,,If ,3,.. 0, ,3,,.‘m,,:’,, RM: TAKE BA‘ [EFF
, ~————-= I I --the past 5013112 'tIl i I 131‘qu I r——_.-i-:-H
. , . . . . . 5 “min" I]. 3 ‘\.. I1 9 I“ brim of it:; - -
\\ li:.Ii_ 1.3 tmi'II-ii. who 33 Without hm] li)|'ll1|11t}' 31:33.5 .., ;.-. 1t h . 3 . p ' . St t f Sge e In
. , . .31 1 . 1- I, .11., AI. -1 . I russnan (‘overnment Has Declared a a e o g
.. ,....131133111: In HOIIIIIIII 113-“- exit-inflation!13311;“ is. \\' hon I3: I’l: IUISIIII'I 11 artisan Politics and Acute':,\HIm,I,I3IIqu,I,I,;“MN.,.fiIdnqu {$6}; “at,“ IW’ere Afraid They COuldI th P11. D. . .
I3. rz1i-i'1 3-31- “mind It. $13.3» um than )V t 13 3"ouil 30911013 '1v m ' ' -- " “" ‘ e 01cc lVlSIOIlS
.1: Ih lionznn :-‘.r3131t. In .\'3 \\' gei'lit l- iank \' ii'elli asked that lI"i'.It". C§¥firogfffii§5 HPVC Mark ( l ”I T I iEOt (éflt Hem? Togight .,
t .31. nil I-‘3 Ill‘llill’}' litli 'AlllI ':3. '11- liimd l)3~ raised to $10,000. but the coun-I ‘ e ‘ e 5) eSSlon pm” "33.1.; on “up wane.) rom ()Oters9 Slan . . " ' I
..I 3' 1,3:l.1 [11>5I1'll“ 113 3l an”. 'I" .'I1l II()l' tIi3- dI t'I1liSI- and the court over , ___.__ I -'_......_ MUBH LEGISLATIHN II I ARI‘S M‘XICh aIfiBlIlgglltgl'; Ii;
.1 1'1. —. 11 «31' l131..i'.'1 Ii! si113 11113-31 this and lived tl'l'Y' lIlll'll‘Ili (I ( g , , _ ,, , 1;.11‘00 OpDOSF l" 19 I331
~3-.l 3- ..1. 1- 1:31: .1113.-. .3”... 3311313 I. 1 1.1311 th3- .11....3- 13>- bororn, :31 55.0””. 1 “Asm-V'FOV “11”“ I “l“ -‘ ‘ " CTHRY lflAN” I .363“ 30m“ ”an" 6' "Th." 5”)“: IGovanment in Munich are march— ‘
,, ”1.1., HM, “Hamil“ 3mm. 3,: it 1:1 probable that Pratt w,” be im 13- -l‘it‘tli oi- grout. wzu ("Iihgivs~i< pzmml-Il ioi sixteen thousand bniium 1 :n how II that oil" according to ‘_
<'-~.3- >‘1-i';~-.-.ni Thomas lluni :.v1.it mniidti 13' tinned o\'Ii- to 83.231311 3 “"0 histoi3 today 15th fin.l ‘ "" :XO‘I“ Harbor. hi‘l‘fd “fl .l':1nu:.ry f," mg on Z ‘I t. tl l’etit
’2‘”. ,.Nn.‘ \ 13-- H, 331 ”h, .33 H , Hum :md V'ii3lli (mm ”1,. ‘10.vin , on the gavel h3- \i-39- l resident \lziis‘linIIII, the cabled request of fire-Limit \‘ il- Idlspatdl from “If“ ‘1 0 "3 .

, “,.. m, .3 ,-.,,,m, 'i31nt “mm”, Thursday M-“Immn In this. 1. L“ in- and Spu'nkei (1 lai'k .31 noon. 11.11311911' . ilion. wax resumed atha nut-10:13:;nd IPariscn. This announcement Was... 3
'1 31-;133 h-v't IEII l III-1 ”1- .1i‘ Il13 “ill he [the ml in tin Tombs. \1: 1110113 “f «(11:15 (’flsmli‘“:-m:ngylb‘6)??? DZ“; 4 Int -ItI'mtdIIL(j)]IIII shippdng 1' 3. 1.13“, t“. 1.3 av ,made at the Soldiers and Work- '.
33.1.3... ~.l.3 m 33h: i1. .111. 3| 13ml. IwIir. .3 iIlL! hall, to avail lllt‘lll'l‘IHll of ex i i-Il3tinn “"5“ ” “"‘ ‘l “ ' ‘ “" 5 an 5 8000 ms 1" n “In *XI-I‘Ill' ’I" ”I?"
... 3,, m I , .i(.._, mm, \ mm, ,3”. ( onnecticui .1iizl'o'1-33l'l“tl"" lovislation oi the new Con—' {6.1.3.1133 by union. 0mg :I !. {Jug-1011: fail-- IHot Exchange 0f Words En_ ginen’ 8 Congress in Munich. ' .1. ..

"'1”. 1.; .. 3-,,333 5......15 1,3 g, . 1,33,”. ”,..... Wm”, \Lill “L1“. about .1 “-.l ,3; \ 'pl'v. 's in I'\ illoii inary session. I!) ll‘)‘ n0 was Opeia n,- on l VI» 01'! II -
1.33.11 kin-iii i'.:as :»~:3; l t.. I'i lllllt' IN'I'IIHI‘ th33' ('.m be dr'mxn up and “I “'h ‘UH‘I‘UI 11515105 III‘OIII ‘he (131110 'lliu-i'. ‘ . livens Things In the ARCHANGEL, Monday, March.
1 1 ... 3.111 1-1.3.1“ John H. 51.11. I»: for“ Ii'doil 3.. NW \mk. 115 331m: A «1.411.131.3113 “I “I1“ “‘Dublican“1h The strike “'IL‘OI‘IINI“!.‘r"3‘1'le"kl-l.\‘.=.‘" House 3___The Bolsheviki continued to
I“ ",5" "'I'I','I"I‘I"“’I"I ,‘Im” "‘I “"“II'”. ”"‘ I“,“""'“ “’I" ""“"I‘Id ”3'” “III,” :I“IlinliIIIIlll‘lIfiIl‘lII:22:]:pl2lthl24IulflllrIl: iIIcmliiiIIMeasui‘e Validating $2, 7,00- {Sgrfg;9“‘{§‘f,,§33§“§. (i' In: 21:11:; 1 push their offensive against the
. 1:11.113”, Hum, ll" [1‘ I?" I?) III I ' 2 it I I ll .‘I: l ‘i 'l ‘ I‘ ' ’ ' 1 '~I ‘ v" I 1 - x v - ' " .‘ . I
Ii~ ‘1 ”I 3.33 H'nw-n'ni'ili‘I in 3'..31;m. 1’3I1I3‘3I1I3I131 3III3IIII'Ii:3iII;1 61:1I1'I3-33III3Ind II:3..--' iIiIt li-‘mivd 1h.- I'lusing hours of (‘onzl‘9i1F.‘1 000, 00" Cl Informal \Vfll‘ bli‘III :6IIIIrRhSI1TONf IhMIItI‘IlIOIqu {IRWIN} Ameriafm 20nd AlIIIII‘IId “310111031 3;: I I
. ~ 3...“. \itll] 'l‘lu- 3313-51: 1:: \3:3,. 3333,. city. ' ,in which President Wilson. 131.11 hack, 1 (Continued On Page Haven) 9. urs 0 e u seas on 0 front 0 1 m1 es sou 0 1' v'
- 1. .l (Ml ‘t' lull “'llI'll Ilt' :3,'I".31:::33I in N0 nI-u' (II-volopilients have DI"‘II ”0'“ France in “If“ ”’9'" Off ”’3 sun"! con’traCtS Also PficomeSI II _ {28811252}; ‘Cfirgeeséefiiringjegeggg: angel, according to reports receiv'
writ-luzlh- ('0111'! 32-5113 l3): iii-.3.— mudn known in ”H. Spin-ch lIlll‘ (~Inl’l")' :113- chamber. hastily Signed many last-f L3“ ”mu", 3. filibusmte 'h' hyh d ’1'“! 1d Cd at headquarters here today. '...
in :31 :3 o'clock. b3-io.'3- \litL‘IMliilo. 1:1 and the :ithOIitn-o engaged in tho “W'W‘m nieasures. . ”W —~—- 6’ r, “ 1c 11 .11. L. v , t d “3 ml.
3-1.'3l_ m .13...“ 313- lo the m...“ ..3' 3......“ ,m. ",0“. battled ”mu,“ .13-I; _- Stupendous “a, ,ho 11-31(0331 M . .,,~ WASHINI TON h 0.. March l.—— through the iong night meeting. ‘11. The Allies lune exacua e e “
1:1-l 1“”.an (n. bit of ”H, w-atn'x surroundiii" ”,..1t'onur3-ss which carried the nation in President “'Illson 1”, mt signed the the HonsegChaeraLut Flooglf’f inc 1“"; Inge of chsiovskawa. _
-\.»3.stani District AHO‘i'nI'y’ Alfrtd island time been thoroughh (0.: ilil‘I'll ‘0 .uid thiougli the WM and “me“ had HVlctory Loon bill author!!!“ the III“ WWII tr 6: hgodnggg 622d
: :1..-.- :aekgl Hut .:3-1 311-i;11:.3l “ilh gizippliny:iiI)ns,l100l:5-1nd chains been in almost. continuous session Treasury in issue 37.000.900.000 in PENSE lotion requesting the American Peace ARI “ANGEL “0'6le M81 '
. .. 311.31 or giiiiid int-31.1133: be (lis- but without any rosulis and this mo. since it was called by President. w“‘oghofl term notes and profiling u_. delegate: to um mom hrlrejand Th Auk-,3; hangover; 5"“! W. " ‘
4131.131 and allow th3- 3‘(.i:"octir:ur 1113131 or aeaicli will be abandonedIson mto extmordlnary session April 2.‘ 000 000.000 for the use or thé War Fl- The WIMciacy hill including .—-— e , V ,
. Iiilio- s (0 p} osecuip '1 3 .- l .1. Tltlln Within 2! day 01‘ 80- The Hmthoiitiesn I wee commuon “I stimulating the ‘7 50000“ for the Ram-0M Admmls- lheir IpUSi‘im at. Vlwm‘nd m .319
.1' Hinton. Pratt' a aim: 110;. 1-m- are convinced that Coppola is not 011*, Continued 931,81th Page Icounn-y's foreign commerce ,.au’on 'mvoMm-z fund “3 “m, m”, villages of Maximovukaya and:
1 1 «'If—"Iinsl this honor-"I . 13nd '11'3- ll. 3-. island in spite of then lll'L‘ Ion-I ' ‘ ' 2 Among the bills signed yesterday sure against Which the minority [Li- Km“!- I
put ”if heart-n?! iov- I| limit 3!“ on supporting this'supposiimn, but by the bred-{dent were ”3,. Rivers and buster was aimed, but Republican The BHISl‘K‘VIkI were reported-
....3 .33 .en .1113. 33i..,3n1 3 .31».- 313.3 :m 1131333311113 31 o l. .33, 3311 with- lldibms Appropriation bill and the v leaders said it would pass finally, as .‘ sterda 1., be mIiViIigaconsider..'
\\lII h:- lmatd. . i313.- some-h in 3111-3. .I(iIi. 133‘ I133 Millie: measure validating $2,700 000.000 Fifty-TWO ContestaInts ill their purpose simply was to prevent e y f
..1 It... marl-1311:)sompd by the .(on- limo until sumptni ix, (It‘llrlili' is .311 Iwurth of informal war contracts Pinochle Tourney Feast action On other legielwon. Senator Ialilc forceplmlg the mad rom—
" "In“ ‘1‘- l"“' "1" ""I "‘t'-'14 III.“- Um‘m'm‘t‘d- I! littoi'ts were centered \esterday on; Sherman, of Illinois, and Senator ;,a:'l‘arahcvo m the Radish sector tho--

 

 

 

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3 NEW ElltilANll tSflllBllflRS Al Willlltj
MEN NMIIJNIIH} House to House Canvas Be-I

gliladg by Captains and

"‘h '11- I ieutenants and a <11i'~I IWIIrorkerS and Early Re
‘ H ‘ ‘ ' " ‘ t ports Are Favorable

 

The House Passes Resolu—
tion, 216 to 41, After Long ,
Discussion 1

\\' ASHINGTO.\.
Illoliso (‘lli‘l_\'t()d1i\',

\lzii'i'li l. -ll.v-
by a vote or .‘16

in: the hopI1 that the l‘.'3.un.1 (‘onl'r-v

'th31
taken up in the Senate and which pro ;
wides $750 000 000 additional

IRARVAN Niiiiiiiui

Ito 41 adopt.(d the resolution I-xpi'Isa- [A Mitchell Palmer’s Chief!

and Frolic in Norwalk ward Maximovskaya, and last . 1
night the Bolsheviki artillery bom- '

liarded Vistavka heavily , E

General Deficiency bill. which was Follette, of Wisconsin. spoke for i.(:\'-‘

eral hours. the former beginning at

 

 

for the] The recent pinochle tournament. b:-

ItWecn the married and the single men
of Norwalk Aerie, F. ’3. i‘., with a ‘11:-
key supper as a forfci'. resulted in the
defeat of the bachelors, and lairI night
{hey paid their debts ' all: one of the
best combination {9 ed and troll-ts Ihai
has ever been given in (‘16 En 1.1.1. lodge

WHEAT RUARANTEE ‘
room. where no.“ Iiincs ure the regu- BILL I8 SIfiNEl]:
iar order of the day. or rather lllzIIY.

The tables and hall were tastefnhv

[decorated and presented :1 111031 aiirzic- ' ' ' I

live appearance when the guee'lz:
ched in and stood at their places,

—.._._.

(Continued ‘I’n Paco Emmi The Americans 111111011qu Vey— 1.

isievskawa yesterday after the.
blockhouses had been set on fire' '
Airplane observers reported that--
he town was still burning last-
min.
The Bolsheviki continue to shell. " ‘.
the Allied positions at Tulgas on
the Dvina. The Allied guns are: ~ , .,
replying vigorously. The enemy
apparently is attempting to drive 1.

 

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ALIEN BUSIIIRIAN

 

\VASHiNGTOX, .iarch t - 1132 i 3
dont Wilson said good bye to Whi '.I“

{cant Get Signal Honors,
for Heroic Work

 

’IIm-u .\'31'.I' England IIPUN‘DHHISI
.3-1 :3 53.1-11.3 .311: inn-13 been decoratodi‘.

I. iii: iii<t.neil‘: ll‘tl Service (“Foss
~333-viinr In :3 \\ ‘tl‘ licpai'tment air
3 «1ll3'I'lilI‘ '1; ‘toiluy as follows:

‘113- (‘lllllllflll‘li‘l‘ in chief. in the
31.3.3331 oi" lllr' President. has awarded
‘i. - li'stingiiisln-d Seiwir'e cross to the
pawn-sin: named officers and soldiers

thI- (H'l> oi' extraordinary heroism
3. 1-3-rib3-3l ni‘n-r their names:

'33 J I.I1-li‘1l‘.flril TllOM‘LH‘ l-‘.
\1.ll.1\.\’. S'h Iniuzitry.

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BRBS-
l-oi' (lelilnl-

action iie'Ir 3.1923.
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RRE6IIIENI WIISRN ‘3
I ..EAPES WASHINIIIIIN

S. .ops in Philadelphia This
.ittez'noon, Speaks in New
York Tonight

‘liX'i'l't'IN, Mill'rli l
; ' 1.3’mil today.
1'.‘3.31:3n fillbllSlr‘l‘

'13? :3 long list 3.3T 1:11;)

.2: 'l'-wel. e9

 

CHE-
in 1:11.- ll‘..I
I.‘ 5i“: .‘I' l.'

.‘Illizlll

 

bills tliztt Tail-'t‘ “'11: one
. $750,000.000 tr-r the ll:3-.l-,
wmuon, with»: whirl--
:isti'aiion “38416;: say in?-

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't' Imi'i ileum]
1 'llionias l.
Ithmx
’ll('t‘ n:

«ure on the streets
.Iducted quit» a 11.1111 in ti'.i-' um" . 'zine

.ihe institution and i'I;(".. i. in: i0
ISIaL'lUD‘

The campaign for
tiinds for ”10 reception to In
in: soldiers. sailors and iiizniiw' oi
\oi \\ all; and \\ ilton is progressing 5:11-
i.--i;13t0rily according to the oath le-
pans of the team captains to the cam-
paign managers and the [in 100‘ com
mittee in spite of the fact '.311zttnc 1-60 -
plP of the city are rather i'eticien‘.
13h3-n it comes to making Il.r‘I’.' conl' 'i
buttons to the team soii;i;...-.
they roll.

.\'r-oiiip]31to>
and the

list of the team (fliptilll’li-l
WUi'kI-rs assigned to I-tit'ti {lis-

 

Cm-Itinued on Sixth Page

 

\lei'chant Investigates
Suspicious Solicitor

A NUIII iloi' 13'. 'iIIlms been ma liingahe
iouiid< 33t' X33333 :zll-z for senor-.11 months.
131151 ~31! 11.1- 3111”- of Thi- Juvenile
3 Xr'il-‘(l Iln- curiosity of
Rziiliiond. 317' l'l.3_v::ion-l illn-
who minimum 3.1 11l with the po-

(hung-1.36111» th-- 131:.uiiiine
1~ 'Iublix'hod. :Ii1t 131.11 -3=3! 1va'u'ul met.“
in (1riiii1.(I-t‘ .on v1ri1 l‘i“ 1.3 z'iodila.
'whirh \" ill be oi in 31.119 to tho pilhlic

‘ot‘ Voxualk.

, This soli3.itoi'1s .i nous t‘ 11.3111.“ fig-

JII tin- city 41.3! eon-

She had made 53'- 33.11 \ii-its in (‘13;
Iodice of 1211311101131 151' I i13-i'.-. 3.3- o gum-
IIIOllt’d 1191' a. fI. W (3:.35 :3ng 1:-:,,“‘.-,n
sat-
z'eply. ilic;'wm'1uiilcziudl
with the Chicago ,IOIlt-CI
They received in rep:3' .i lull?" f-u 1
James L. Mooney. chief of dew. -('i" .3 ,-
of the Chicazo depariuiczu

the collwziloii IifI.
'l'lll .

wher-i

. t. MISSING JEWEL.
I

who wrote- b3 the coroner and by plant omclals

PIH'I“ “mild "t'av'mably eonudI-r thv.’
claims 0t lieland to the right of 5.1-1”

-.-d3 termination.“ The resolution r-ow :
!goes to the. Sihnilti' “here it i~ (01'1-
sidered altogntliei improb'iblli1 I i: t
tally action can be obi: inml h "”3131 tin
nu adjouinment.

I \\ hen the House resolution was re-
iceivvd by the Senate Sinator FlernCC
'of Mai',yl:uid Republican. asked un.3n.-

 

(Continued On Page Twelve)

LONG SEARCH FOR

 

 

 

BOSTON, March 4.-A search of
iinore than three years for men who
'stole a 31. 0.000 collection of antique
jaw Fli'} from the Art institute of Chi‘

cazo. led to the arrest here today ofI
Joseph P. Newburger of that city. I
lie was apprehended at the recruiting
offices of the United States Shipping

Board. win-re he had applied for en-
rollment. Newburger denied any
knowledge of the theft. He said he

had recently been discharged from the
unity. ‘

The collection was known as the Ida
E. S. Noyes Memorial. It was taken
=from the Chicago Institution in Decem-
ber. 191:3. The thieves entered the
building at night and carried away an
entire case containing brooches. neck-
glam-s earrings and coins.

iINVESTlGATE DEATHS
1' OF THREE MEN

NEW’ HAVEN March 4.—Inqu1rles

 

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Il’

' Attorney-General

Aid Selected by President
as His Successor

 

WASHINGTON. March
Garvan of New York is to
A. Mitchell Palmer as Alien l’iopcrty
Custodian when the latter becomes
of ihe United
.Siates.

Piesident Wilson announced the Ire-I
lection of Mr. Garvin) {01 this post.
3esterday, when it became known that
he would accept. Since June, 1918.

Mr. Garvan has been head of the bu—I

man of investigations of the Alien

Il’roperty Custodian's office. organizing

that bureau. It was largely 13m ugh
his efforts and initiative that mil-
.lions of dollars Worth 1! (so: nan
holdings in this country were unrav-
ered and placed under Governmental
jurisdiction.

As Allen Property Custodian Mr

'Garvan will receive a salary of $5.009

He is independently wealth, and sen-
ed as head of the bureau oi' inn-stigm-
tions as a $1 a yew/man. '

As director of the Burelu ofI Imog-

 

Continued on Sixth Page

MEDICAL CORPS DID
WONDERFUL WORK

NEW‘ YORK. March 4.—-Deseriblng
as ‘tw"onderful the Work of the Unit-
ed States Army Medical Corps in Eu-
rope, the Rt. Rev. Julius De Wolf For.
n. EpiscopaL Bishop. of Providence.
R. i'.. and chief chaplain of the Amer-
ican Bed Cram, arrived here yesterday
aboard the liner Lapland after eight
mmths' service abroad. Bishop Per-
ry visited silty evacuation, mobile

 

 

4. — Francis ,
almond ‘

while an orchestra composed of Al-
bert Braver at the piano, ficfil DHIS'
coll. violin and Paul Mega-1r. banjo,
played the Star Spangled B Inner.
- The dinner was splendidly cooled
by Daniel J. McCarthy and served 13;:
members of the Aerie. lt incl ided;
Tomato Soup
Roast Turkey Cranberiv Sauce
Celery
Potatoes Turnips Onion;
. Coifee
t “Orchard Tea" A In Eagle
; Cigars Cigarettes
After full justice had been done Io
tall the good things Toastmaster “'1-
liam J Powell, Past Worthy President
introduced Worthy President. S)l\'e$-
ter Brotherton, who gave .1 mm: in-
,teresting address on the good Work of
'tbe order

Vocal solos by Jerry Tyrmll and
John F. Nooney. and popular «ones by
tthe Eagle Quartette made up of
iCharles Thorpe, Adolph Basia. Whil-
‘liam Ketchnm and Louis Re )glI'O. im-
nlshed entertainment for all. and Ill
orchestra also rendered a number of
selections.

Our only “Billie" Steel) then mad.-
an instructive address on
points of the game of pine-(hie,
brought roars 0t applause.

The committee of arrangements
made up of W. J. Powell tar-airman,
t'l‘homas Brady and M. J. Lari,- 1w, ="-Iie to
be. congratulated on the 33335! sur. 231:3
of their eflort.

The charter is now open {oI'I another
drive for memberships, and alarm are
in the making for a smoker 'iurinc
Easier week.

ISTEAMER APPENINE
DRIVEN ASHORE.

 

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the line-

House oflicials and employee at 10: 5'1.
o'clock today and drove to th.1 Capt-I
ml to sign measures passed during the
closing hours of Congress below tear
lng for New York on his “'3? bucl;
to France

Secrehu'les Glass and H )uston :ini
Secretary Tumulty accompanied the
President. Other Cabinet other-31.11. 1r-
cluding Secretaries Daniels and Red-
fteld, joined the President in his pri-
vate room on the Senate .1h'1mbei'._

President Wilson signed the wheat
guarantee bill. carrying an appropria-
Ition of one billion dollars to maintain-
the guaranteed price of
‘shel.

Two Pretty Weddings
Celebrated at St. Mary’s

TWo very pretty weddings
.place yesterday morning at. St Mar}’ 5
Church, when Miss Anna Miklos.
Idaughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mik-
,‘los. of Fillow street, bacame the
Ibride of Joseph Rim, of \Voet Ner-
walk. and Miss Lucy Paulina became
[the bride of Frank Armaio. Rm .1 cer-
emonies Were marked for then
pliclty and prettinesa and “ere :it-

 

 

 

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tended by only the immediate 2' lends .

and relatives of the young couples.
I Rev. Thomas J. Finn celebraied the
mupu'al mass at 8 o’clock which pr-e
cecded the marriage of Miss Miklos

and Mr. Pita, who were attended by
Mr and Mrs. Stephen Kuban, 3f (‘ on-
necucut avenue. Following the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Piza. lctt Ln :3.
short Wedding trip, on their re urn
from Which they will reside in W
Norwalk

The nuptial mass at the wedding“
Miss Paulina and ‘.‘z 111.11..» woe,

$226 31mI

blm- :

Itlie Americans from Ust Vaga and-
cut-off the column along the Dvinom
which is thirty miles south off the”
1;Dvimi. Since early in Febnrary”
the enemy has been reorganizing
behind the lines and bringing up
new guns. The columns on both.
the Vaga and the Dvina are out--
numbered at least three to one and;-
the Bolsheviki have a great some
iority in guns.

 

BERLIN Monday Jim-ch 3-
(Associatcd Praise). —The Nltion-
al Spartacus League and the
Greater Communist Itirganizations

 

(Continued Ob Page Three)

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“manslaughter in
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zbetom Illa. Curtis in the WM“

confluence of the Vaga with the« .

“WINE” him

Be Tried for Manslaught- .

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

'ls' be x'etii'Tli‘J t'I liieii
,_ ”m middle 01' m“, that 111(- Juvenile Cout Rel-0.3] is 1-1.: into the explosion of Saturday in a
,.... , as no turnin.' I i if magazine conducted by iu-li Iiuuals ior storehouse at. the Winchester Repeal-
3=1-:;33'».-i'ati(- iI-ziIh-iI-s Halted their oWn private bmeii‘. It is [mt mg Arms Company, in which mm
111, ,, “as ”0110,65. 3M H'P‘SOld for the-_beneii. us any Juvenile men were killed and five injured.
3,. ..g me long. zr—m: “1:1;- sg.‘__,(7011.i‘t, but Simply 15 f. :r amazing pre-ibmugbt no definite results today. The
.. _ '17-'1. ‘.OFE',;,S§ rap-.3 4 at during _good profits. _Il. .l‘aI‘ nm a pub-'men killed were transferring boxes of
' ' ‘ hc institution, nor 15 it connected primers lrom‘an automobile to the
, W ‘_ .I-d‘. .. 1-113. at. 1'11 ‘ '1'.- 1Willl any institution caring to: chi-d- ireigbt car. The company officers
.. ... ,1}. (an, I, 03.3. “and,” mm. It was also .atdzed 1.1 the i'.-tier say that similar boxes with like ex-

Itihat the magazine Wdo‘ now being in- plosives in them have been handled
i‘vestigaled by the I':1'1 :eago .lizi'enlle in about the same ‘ way tar fifteen
,Coun and the State 3 Anorm-y. gears without mishap. ' .1 '

 

Tailored on Page Nine

and base hospitals and was in ch'axI-ge
of 76 chaplains or all denomination
with the American Red Cross Hospi-
tals. The morale of the troops,
said. was excellent.

iani'zince 'is when we heardfrom’
New York.” he added. “There is no-
thing to 11.. and 111 would teach it
owcivicmmbadugoodanoc-
oxduourm”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

loelebraxed by Rev. James J. McCain-‘4

S'l'. JOHN’S—I— N. E, March i.——The, new at 10 o’clock. The in ale in the
Famous Line sienna-I Appenine bound daughter of Mr and Mrs ‘erww
tram Liverpool for this por; was 'Pmilino. of Leonard street and one
driven ashore at VVitleos Point by the lot the most popular empzoyea oi the
ice pack, early today. The entire R. in G. Corset Shop. The groom is
east coast is blocked by an ice 1.1111..de known in Icon u-h'euc Kurd“.
udmrhingmnbedone to relieve “Mawmmw glow”
,ihe Appeal» until a change in rmdiumm bdrm m,mfif

be M ”all. M
or m. um: Cumming. It

“All We know .0! the wave of crime

 
 

 
 

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