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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 10, 1919 · page 1

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asserted that they were in no way,
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.‘tho-y simply attended tho meeting to; :Water Cuts Culvert Su ort
{ii-{EAT EELEBRATIUN _ V 1s1t Downey Cafe and, ‘ “mm" K"°“""" "' “mm” ‘md at France and [gal-k,

F l U R . I , 1' (Continued On Page Eight; lhis chum Joseph Brown of New York. ' ,
ree y se 210 1c m... members of the 16511: mum-1' were' Streets, Causing Bad‘
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:cittes during the war much as the ctr-I teak
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The legutations issued b5 the Com— . and missed striking Mr. and Mrs.-
l titissionei' (1t Internal Revenue re'ganh OI D WELL TRLl Il’rost of 288 East avenue. and thcii
.lle SUDPOS‘B t0 Hilk' e in: t.<\' on liqmirs and wines are very. CO ‘NNI‘YEgRS _\R‘r. . I‘young dallzllté'l'. by bill a few TEN. and
:Silld C01” and Canolenc' “till «1111 and curry itenalties as pm. ° A 1 - 1 ‘ if‘mally near the Haviland street, he

,) . m . _ \‘lllltl in the “'ar var-nue Act of 1913' ______.. skidded upon apnhin: his brake< anti
1 19‘ ”rt 1 "2.131” “10‘, (3 1:1] :15 hiuh 11:.- $1mm fine and two years': Final arrangements for the banquet CNShEd against the Club in front 0f
1 her 9 21nd Sti.‘ andmyr ll 1111111i>11111111>n1 for \iolations Such as in honor of the tortyl'ii‘th :mniversuxy: 11x 11131111 1:, s, s. GEORGE- he Lenox Millinery store. .

 

11.111: hive-111011» .2 l'pturns and taxes in o'clock. \Vednesday night next. will lient Wilson is suffering from a cold. 3'0“": man and ‘plawd him under or-

- z’ .\ ‘-il «11:11. Mai-ch 111-11 tugboat. ”11' (_'Uilvr-tr'-1".~ oillt'e not later than be made tonight. which time is 111.: and although it Was less troublesome; ”'5! ““mediateh' 011 “19 CNN“) 0‘
Dial)! my 11! the New York Tmns. 313111-11 :6." said Collector James J_ annual meeting of the company 1.1a today. he remained in lug room 1119 reckless driving. lie was arraigned in:
'ion Company 111‘ New York. MM“ ”HM." "Anyone who Secrets new proprietor of the hotel. lamps I: greater part of the day on the advice. 001"" ”lie morning before Minds”:

 

 

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Freeman B. Light and Lieutenant-Cob 'npd. on March 13. and the President 2

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‘1‘ 1 A not on the onel John H. \K ade. Return cards will prooeed immediately to Pariei Arthur \K'. Pratt of Dz'iiien \1h11 '

Sllzmltl }'(:~‘tcrday afteinoon in which

‘\"“tle engaged Am , . . .
Continued on sixth Page 5: lllOlS and some maligfiflfl’efi. “1:113 “1 1 " “10°“ tonight at the tNICK ”10.23911 by Wireless for him ‘0 take: in New York city. charged with 2mm:
..-_-..__.__W_____ in thwe 111 {um .\lll(+llf:ar;s “helm; 511— 1101151" 11110118 18. . :place March 1'4. larceny, will he [extradited into this
.F‘lill IN. \VOB‘IEN “V” I !Jurpd in a pm.... bmon 111.11 go Se“: __.__._._. I President ““8011 3399013 ”fake UPI- state some time this week according
. .. _ . : 4 1 en imprimns were arrested I‘VRECKED SCHOONER’S. at once work of the most actj1e order to a statement made this morning by

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[Rt ‘1 ' An intmrect repmt that 1111 . upon his 37'1"“ in Paris There will Sergeant Frank Virelli of the state
1 ' ‘I\IZ E TO vaESIST- Igured American 'had died in the? 8311111 CREVV SAFE IN PORT: be no letup until tge 13-3103};""llgmuultIpolice to a Sentinel. reporter. No
' .1 .\l E" IST IN‘ ASIO\ 2s teet police station caused a demon- \\ I BCI . iglaiffers glintdhspgiee 1.3111111!tefintrieipr:-0 word had been received by him of any
——_ stration in front of the station This ‘ .‘QL 12 PT F)_Vd ' a 1' V“ a e I - 1 f

1 NE“ XORK March 10‘ —-The Nor [DeIquxn and the devastaffAd regions of agreement reached b) the CO. “15815 0

Stttul‘diiy. March 10 (By “ “S bmkm 1”) 111- ‘mmhm baton “ezian Steamci Henrik Ibsen arrived Vorthern France. The date of this‘ Pm“ and Charles 0099013- the mi“

 

mil I’ré-ss).——Frau 310911.; charge. here. today f i d '1] sin itneur “hose die. ap earhnce has
. _*___-.__~.~ rom Brazilian ports with journey has not been 90! ed upon b) g J P
. .1. .s; and-publisher anda the captain and eight men of the ilhe President. 1 baffled the police of two states and-
" y[It‘tirihplln‘liznggjsfiprizc CL B.A AND MEXICO ICTP“ Of the Wrecked American Schoon-l .- ! rhiq:fmtéalofplffsua:r::txggrggezgtsgilrflt
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;_, .'-11. in ixOFl‘liZSbC‘r" 1:1 RESL‘ ME RELATIONS igsgiéariticggfi; filggnggtgéugtggfICLOVER LEAF ROAD Ill said. but extradition papers would
. women of East Prussia "_—' 1(1I- Dominic and transferred to the. TRAIN IS WRECKED: be cecuied in a iew days and Prat. lm
111111111 against the B111- 1112x110 C1'1'1. March 10.—Accord-Ilienrik lbsen, March" 0.. The schoon-l ~-——-- 3m?d‘a‘e‘3" bmug'“ ‘°"””" 3W“ ‘0‘

in: m unofficial 1911011“ the Depart- ex sprang a. leak, Feb 2‘6,wh11e bound Tommo. 0.. March 10 -—A train on ”“41 .
'- '11' ur derl ates lli‘l‘ uctiozi ment of Foreign Relations has been fiom Jamaica for North Atlantic the Clover Leaf road today crashed; '\° new developments have been

i by rpm... that a 307- notified by the Cuban Government ports The crew worked hard to keep into :1 Toledo. Bowling Green and' made known and thé’case H “(m as i'

"'11 ‘1' f‘erman hamlet ('cntly named Cuban Minister to Mex- abandon 11131 and cast adrift in an ten miles from Toledo. according to in Norwalk ”“5 morning w’m Deputy

 

 

. ,. ""' ”-8 1119113111119 would ico. would arrive at Vera Cruz on zopen boat. Imago” from that W A all was? Sherillr Edgar H. Perry of Westport
1...:.V.'.U :- I} 1111191. tand the _Bolshevh< March 15 This will reestablish dime-l The schooner was built in Waldo-1mm for all ambulances in "Inland? and can! med 1with Detective urgent:
.. _ 'At'i't-tore she thinks the matic relations interrupted in April, born, Men. in 1885,3111! res-ls 913.81 W, DD. 1118. 3301.” 9!" W. 1. 1‘ ”mm' m

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gAMAGED IN ' CBST 0i: ”VINfiiAN l. w. W° RAquhgogIIggsbgi‘ngfikosf tbfi Fzrlinlgziggzwall): 3:153:11: SI".[NIS IN RIVER; KILLED
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‘. ”my “111““er Dr. Philip (‘astellnno oi 17 H.1n1ilt1mI ‘

menu. I”... ,0....,~.ed 11... .0110“ m, Guns and Mine Throwers, But the Crisis Is Now Be__—
news that his brother inlaw, 011110121: lieved to Be Passed

dead This Mornin ‘ Igranr of the. Board for hastening the o . . . . . . .
~ m. _ g freturn ot‘ priCes and Wages to a. nor-I mm for the collection "of funds for In", {“ho “"5 been 5‘ I’ll-“mo" Of 1110 AU“:I
111'1l level “"11: announced today ' reevption to the. returning .soldieis l nuns, has. (“Pd 11* 1i "‘5‘!“ 0f Hana

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:1 plieonei at the hands of the cnemv

;\Vilton and lfl‘Cilllb‘vl' of the compnr't-
111 1.111111 with George N. Peck. Itivcly small number of contributions .
.. . . . ‘whlch lune bet-n received ‘0 far. 113 re esident .of hoiwulk .1111! during 1111

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.\ .Hllt‘ Delay (- aused ll] Sentl-.1.....n.....tion; Thomas. K. Glenn. At- Movement and NPJV Eng-l able to properly (-1111an every l111111eln;"med uith Dr. Castellann. “mp" "“1""

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it was announced. is to bring about 'VVoi'kers of the World. including Alex-1 (Con! tuned. On Page El‘ht) 1 It was i“ 19”: that h“ 19" horwnlk; IA German wireless says fighting

' tinuously with his regiment. - He Went:

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’euce Victory Gathering in “'11 1.15.1;1'01111 Sim-111 I0. ~wmi ton. of 1'.-amen, father of Charter, to- streets he noted that an unusual vol
I‘ ()X River Vallev During tll”l()l1i 11:15 ‘isiIed b5 .1 gang of yegg< ceiv ed 9. letter from his son :1 rew'ume of water was running under itl
W k F l 2.) Ann b.1111 yestl-iday moining .md :11 . ‘ Works ago in which he 811.111 he is en-fWith considerable force. but did not

pee rom ' ““9 ~nd ~0 :1111111111. 11:15 made to rob the can' 30111111 300‘} health b‘" is ““0115 ‘0 deem that. there was any danger to the
28th 1111 ned by John A. Downey at the corv iget home. He is now w‘th ”19 1651hg3tm‘nm

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' "1" b‘ -‘ ””1”“ 5““ ’dm'inrv the ()(‘(upilli0n of Brussels. In ””1 the \anks out of France. The “"1" -. clip 1'stlnlaled bv “'itnl «1m 11 514'
V“ . 1:. WV . edtheP S 1. - _ . ...r. .
0.4”“)!!qu 11. 1'..» S . 1 111-11 111‘ 1111 {act 111.11 Belgium in ex- 111 ho 1' or enrag m Sum of- I Iwmem 3., and 411 "III“ "II hm”.

3)‘ H ‘(l t ' 1:111111-1- 1111111111.: up inventories. and 1'0- 111‘ Old Well II. & 1.. Company to 111: “fimnlxtnox, March 10, (by wire- Patrolman Milton Lockwood had:
lNa ( on he R“ '(n' 1111111 1'01: bani": 111111 for failure to held at the Hotel Clifford at 8:20 p. 111. less to the Associated Press).—~Presi~ be‘m watching: ”‘0 Wild advent “f “‘9'

1 company in x“.- York. last week Continued on Sixth pane .1119 best satisfaction. Lieutenant 1.1111 :“m‘ndam that he keep as quiet Mi 11371 and c051»; which amounted in halmh
‘1“)? has. been dis-covered in Stum- ~ ‘ ei'nor (‘lifi’ord B. \Vilson of Bridgeport ‘_I.ossible 110 $44.71 -
i it was. located by the Stamford '- , . .will honor the occasion with his 111113.11“. President is spending most of: -—-———‘—-—————-.—~—

iw .11 1h.- 11'..5I harbor. -The 11111-1 Americans lll London 'é‘nce‘. Other men of prominence ou_l1i.~: time in reading. Extradition Pa 1‘s 0“

& rm' been appre iendcd He dis. Riot “ 1th Australians the program are Judge Joseph R. Tay-f The. George \Vashiugton is expectedi pe

l' 1:11! soon after landing here on .lor. Rev. Mr. Thompson. Lieutenant to :11'1-i1'e at Brest, as originally plan-I Pratt Served This \Veck

. . . . " . nd niltv of violatin the COPFNII \(‘EN' Sunda '. Mar.
trom the members will be received un- IVarious conferences are being ar-i helm; held without bail in th. T011151” leader fou g ' g J I J ‘ ’ ' 5

I In mum” 5“ on” Was ad' “Mt Dr' Ezequm Garcia Ensenat m. in“ schooner afloat but finally had to southern luterurban train at Manmee .3 11111: “t m“ star-'11. Sergeant \1relh “'3‘?

 
 
 

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Berlin lasted from 10 0 ’13le j, 5
IWednesday 11ighrt.,wl1e_n the mat»
‘ iinceriw opened fire. with field gm.
3 :and mine throwers on P1352;
Headquarters until late Fri
icomMiSSioner Rape? Issues!nightrwith isolated encounter!
Antohther Warning, as This Saturday morning. The dispatch.
t Week declares the crisis may be regard-—
_ . ed as safely passed. ‘
\\ ASHIN GTON, “March to —Warn- 0n various streets in the north~ ¢
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‘sons who {all to tile lifceome lax":- l Flty’sihcra.“,u.h (FINE-darn? hi?“ .
Itums with revenue collectors before "lg turn-y dn a mic ‘8 'n‘ “
next Saturday will be 511113”. 10 9mg. of a minor character, but other-
.cuilon He called on honest taxpay wise the situation was little ohnng— -
gs rage in 11;: .rolunigup of singers ed by Saturday night ' ,
imam m‘vunga which ww'mmuzm I: Spurtncan forces had entrant‘- .
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fine ogriig'wiiifiiiymrgiuséfil'm $51.11“ the building. 11:311in .3
idem“ to “no of not more than “I, .000. t been drawn up in Fricdrichshaven

or imprisonment for. one year. or both 1P ark In preparation. for the £13113,
. "Ignorance of“ the law " said the and hcavv howitzcrs. directed by
ICommissioner "cannot consistently be aviators, were firing all mg by...
on‘ered as an excuse by the man who ”'3' when the dispatch was mu , .1
1 - Events at Berlin have produced on : '

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‘ "ed 11 are E]; t) renewal of Spartacan agitation at
the Upper Silesian coal fields, it;

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PIANBM [Eflmf is said, and though order has been. .
l aintaincd by troops, tithe sitar.
i tion there is said to be tense. ~
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1 many were killed and wounded in.» -
. Iserious fighting at Hallo. Gcr-~
SATURHAY EVENIN Imany, 1111 Satur1lav.Spnr-tncann 73‘
Iurc said to lune drowned many

students and officers in the river...

, 'lhe Hillside School had a n11.1st in- Iund it is n "0de there “2““ 3*
teresting lecture, Saturday evening- on. HOW-“'3‘ PIHJW‘ 1" parts "i the ‘
Program Music, giten b5 Mr. Percylcrty. (5111' rnmenl troops event”
“\l'inthtop Mead. of 1341Bwt avenue. all y. ' . '.'..r\'
.111. Mead. 1111:: is the son of Mrs Mel Iu y 1.1111111 the "If“? ' '

i1ill1- E. \lead. the founder and for; y . . . . , ..
.11mn1' years the principal of Hillside, E _M['3“‘”' Sunday. M'”(h 9 ‘

has long been 11.11 earnest and interest-1 VH1 Amsterdam; ‘Thl‘ Central.
led student or music and 11.1.8 made;(‘ou11c1l of 81111 111. here has issued.
3111 ii a study of the possibilities of the. .I decree forbidding: sppcumtmn m

pianoia that he has become a. very , , , -.
capable and am pertain“ In hisl‘lmfi estate Nohodi will in allow
0“" mugic libran he “a“. hundred of 1 ed to but more real—estaite than he

roles representing the compositionsIneeds for his personal “NP.
1“ ”1“ be“ composers. The (‘ omit-ii also doc-red a “pre-
—'~_ fvcntatiw censorship ' for the

Ipress of the lllllllf’lfllld.

' PARIS. March 10 MP rogl‘esli
ml the (71-1-l1v-Slnvali commission-
iof the, Peace 1 "oni'1-1enme is report-v—

ed in an 11Hi1 ml statement by the
commission today. it stated that
IS SUHAlNEn on Saturda} the (‘tlil‘lnllb‘lull pro-v
Icceded with the Study of the pov

sition of Slovakia and cxamin
details of the position. of Butternut.

 

 

 

 

 

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WASHINGTON, Mauh ll). -—-The Su-
meme Court todav sustained the (021—;
Iviction of Eugene I'- Debs Socialist'

 

.Espionage Act through stat.ementeg___1.‘0"r more. Russian grand.
made m a Space“ at Canton. (”110.13.51‘ dukes have been executed at Per

June and sentenced to ten 5eais' im , . . .
prisonment. In decidin'r the (are, 1h1 .trOgrad h.‘ ”‘9 BMSheV'k‘ during

(111111 in effect upheld the (.oustitution- Ithe past fortnight on the charge

a'ity of the 501111194 enlistment $01: of being involved in a manarch-

tion of the Erpionage Act of 1917. ist plot according to advices hit.
As in the case of the Espionage can- the Berlinske Tidende

es decided last Monday the/Supreme

Court in its opinion again today made v __1..
no specific ruling upon the constru, LONDOI" Mara! 10' rhen'

tionality of the Espionage Act. TheI‘S no doubt that. the former Glf— .
court based its opinzon‘ .1. 'gelv upon man emperor was thcfirst and re- ‘
that part of the indictment charging sponsible author of the war. 3‘

Obg’tmcuon or recruiting servxce" absolutely wished for it. and con-

which was unanimously aflixed"
Conviction under the Espionage Act Educted it hirnoelf in all it” WT"

‘ot Jacob Frohwark at Kansas cm, lameness and barbarity “it
because of articles appearing in the is a statement attributed to '39"
Missouri Struts Zeituizg of which heiPfince of Monaco’by the my.
was editor, criticising American par-3 Pm correspondent whn im ‘
. ticipation in the war. was upheld todayi viewed the prince there The

by the supreme court in deciding 3p- . .
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