Ifigs ans-r POSTED.
Mo; Beltane Telegraph and
«1 News in The Evening
.....
._ :-- . , -.
AISOCIATEO plies: Mews FROM ALI; Plums or THE WORLD IV A
We ms BOYS.
1')“in Fail to. Contribute To;
wild Norwalk's Welcome to
BC Sons.
4
”soul: WIRE AND ouii own oianA'i-on
Entered It the m Namath Post
Office, an accountant Manor.
till?” Plll'tllfllllllfiiflls 0RKBEGINS
i Sillt u. s.i.i.lfifl:li.‘§}'§f”l.llclii m iiiim
GOVERNMENT! Amount Necessary to
Give Boys '21 Good Time
‘3 i‘g‘i‘flfli' During the eleven days that have
Has Been Received ’ .
4' it'ltipsi‘tl since the opening of the cani-
ar Tells Senators
Pl'O-fpaisii for the collection of funds for
(randa Has Great Regu_flllv reception to the returning sol-
b x .
iiy and Magnitude
{31' him 137!
illlllt__|8 .0ff
Lane
A
Revolutionists, Following
'~...’il ‘s: d -' . fNO‘walk .
idiiis “‘li OI m marines o i Spartacan Terrorism
:Hlltl \\'iiton only about one-quarter of
title city has been covered by the solic-
{attendance
l: V litors and only one-third of the num-
fl MAlL SHflws “RT of contributions expected have _A A RE
L gliei-n received. In order to remedy
filiis unfortunate situation the men in
lchaigi- of the drive. 1who are sparing
iueiiher their time nor their labors to
mm mains. 6mm.- Tucson, niacin 11, 1919 ‘-
liAl initial ,
EtEtiSillilliiiiS
(Annual Report of the Re-
: cording Secretary, Mrs.
i Viola Brown, and Treas-
‘ urer, Mrs.‘ Sarah
' L fore; Directors were elected at the annual
Noske Decrees Death lnieeling of the Nomvalk Day Nursery
ihcld yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
rat the hoint-‘oi‘ Mrs. Christian Swartz.
'in West avenue.
f those who were inter-
ested in theiwork of the nursery, and
:tlie annual ieport. together with the
.‘treasul'er's report. was listenedito with
#—
'0f int Ntt BY lilsol
0f Ntw PEACE—illllll iiiii
- WM...“
MR8. fililiA’S EAR .-
lillS lill. SEANLflN’S
Fair Driver Makes Too
Wide a Turn From West
to Connectic t Avenues
"and Mishap, suits
WM
Heath
Just before the case of a negro pri-
soner was finished in the uptown
court this morning a young and very
pretty woman was led in by Oflicer
Page. and seated in the row of seats
allotted to prisoners.
Every movement showed that she
was utterly unused to her surround-
ings. and when her case was called,
and she was charged with driving an
automobile without a license she
seemed utterly at a loss and frankly
stated that she did not know how
Plan to Limit Germany’s Military Strength for the-
N ext Twelve Years to 100,000 Men, Fewer Than
There was a. large Switzerland Has in Her Army
\
IMPERIAL fiENl—leil illii'liuiisnn ,
imuch interest.‘
USE“ IN “AIDS; Directors for the coming year are:
iMrs. Christian Swartz. Mis. John Mc.
. :Muilen, Mrs. I". A. Lane. Mrs. I". B.
l‘;i.yon. Mrs. E. M. Lockwood. Mrs. B.
Indis-EM’ Andrews, Mrs. G. E. Chambiiss.
and ers. ii. P. Weed. Mrs. Everett Jones,
Mrs. F. G. BroWn, Mrs. Frank Lauder.
,assurc success to the undertaking;
f-have communicated with every tc'imi
liltSilEl/lll Hill-S
—— Sworkvr in the city with the announce-
glill' 0f POSt'Ofllce De'lmeni that the drive has been coniiii-
l . . .
- S . r-ued and “'1” run for the remainder ol
I (went Bare Plan f0 ltiiis week. solely for their benefit that
Dispatches Report:
criminate Murder
t‘l‘lCRn Soviet filiey may have additional llnlt' to 1)(.‘l‘~; Torture ——- Big Property {Wish Jab? (lgl'aééllgh'131:%uwjiin-
’—'-—' ii‘orm the tasks which should have? Losses ;[.;'fb.v‘“léb-B (fix-2 ‘bii's‘ulohmmw “’5‘
EllxtlTOX. March 11_ . Mail :been accomplished by them over a l 1‘ 9'“ l . “9 '~- - ‘ .. - 333‘
- ' croft. Mrs, Harvey Kent. Mrs..Jnoeyh
BERLIN. March 11. (by the Asso— l‘. 'Wadhams and Mrs. Frank Lared-
svizvd slow the signing of the. EWPPR 119.0. '
plead, guilty—or not guilty.
She proved to be Mrs. Geza Coda,
of :39 lmwe street, and was driving her
car up “'est avenue shortly before 8
o'clock last evening. when she made
too wide a turn in an attempt to turn
iinto Connecticut avenue, and ran
squarely into the middle of Dr. Scan-
llon's m which!” was driving down
West avenue. despite his efiorts to
to‘
AND RHINE HIRTS MUST BE llESTillil’l-Ili
W—
Voluntary Military Service Instead of the Conscription
System Throughout Europe Is Planned
i
PARIS, Monday, March 10rd;
.Militnry Germany will 'go out of '
is ‘ : . ' E \ ‘, . .
l“ h" (liSClOHEtl that the ' \ ‘ mated Press).—Murders. fighting and bury-
ltluriug the forenoon and summary ex-; e
-. establishment ot a BOlSliQVIK’ (Continued
Dr. F. G.
Faucett has been ap-
liili Nfll STEAL
go mto the peace treaty. Thesé .
. ., ~\.». .. . - .. . : ~ 5 , l’ .. S.' n. , . . . . - tinned e Two - i-existence as theresuit ofthe adop~ ,. ‘
“f"_l"“..‘T‘q_’f:‘}:9;l 75““???1“ “if“; (Cont mud ”n 3.9 H? , gplundermg continued throughout Suit- painted physmmn for thenumeryu ‘ (Con on Pug ' ) . ltion‘ b the Supreme Caducil t‘o— .
’.xi‘liz'h til“ Ln: .. ii: obliged—.4 31:1} . gun)- in various parts of the. city. There 1 At a meeting of the directors. .Mrs. “—5?" ._.._.., . . . yf. he -1} "I! t of , :3 _,, V;
m, U, ‘ibp’gnwhpmf 'gmm‘n;- {was unlicll sniping from the roofs.:Vl-'illiam II. Church was appointed 1 , . . p , ‘:, . ln‘nrht o .t~ . an i airy. ems A“ f. M:
hrough a i'bloody involution" . lMany Spartacans were made prisoner ‘llonorary president: Mrs. Christian _ l, ‘ V. . l Emma” mama"; as they W] _ ‘ ‘..: ‘
, ‘ I
. accordingr to a ivtenioraud'luig
the senate propaganda rout-i
by Solicitor Lamar of the 5.031 . . .
plaai'lmenl Tile illeiiiiil'uiidtli-a? {Mlm- ”‘ng 1"” ”i" mlmcdlate 313!“
' ‘ ‘ ‘ , of
locations began in the afternoon, fo‘l-'
Niiowiiig the appearance of an order by}.
- filerr Noske, secretary of military af—n
ling any person found fighting
_ ‘ s' . . . ’against. the government.
Continued 0" 51X”? Page ' Willlal.“ A- NICPl‘Iel SQ“; Three iooters caught in the act were‘
”"‘—“‘“_‘ iAg‘all‘l Chosen Captain itiic first to be executed. g'i‘he govern- ,
Enient soldiers were so embittered by"
gllieir opponenis' atrocities that Herr.
iNoske’s decree was welcomed j.
t_ An instance of communist treacherya
.3 The annual meeting of Old Well f'was noted in the Kaiserstrasse, wherel
1 ‘ 11001: and Ladder Company was held {a sailor approached a. small body" of;
. . ‘ at. the Central Fire Station, last even: ltroops. holding up his hands and cry- l‘
giant. and was unusually well attended. ,ing.é;ll)on’t shoot." The- troops get
. , . -- - , - Much. interest-wastakehr in the W van to meet himsndyére uic . y’
ule’s Automobile Senifceedings‘ and the *saiisraotwirémmisamiiaeu 459's 'bt'l'i‘ii"‘df"msd¥5€fins, ice m
in Stamford Néar POJ‘wiiich’ afl'airs have been conducted inelwao alarmed-“them“ ‘ -' 1
. _ Ipast year-was shown when the oifioersy’
Headquartel S“Alal mlvi'ere unanimously l'e—elected as fol-f
n and Thief ,Caughtilovgsvt . W“, A M Ph 5
’ - _. Tap ain— [i lam . .‘ c- er on.
"' "1g Through Green ; First. lieutenant-«Edward Bartram.
' ' I Second Lieutenant —(.‘harics l). lialii-'
ilion. . -
and Some Interesting Re-
ports Are Presented “
(Continued . on Page. ii‘ivg)
Molilsulimiil
address before
0RD. March, 1.1.-——Just five
ter Sergt, Walter P. Will
"- been notified by telephonel
belonging to Dr. 0. T. Rule,
i it had been stoldn. words
i Greenwich that the illicit
Tested there. and that. the;
j had been recovered, 'Cari
. ll be brought hack to Stain]
(Continued On Page Six)
'of the land,"
, Ali's. lilllt‘. \Vlil) had been.
it."
nued on Page Twelve) had been
iltwiliii: 1
flARlillliliAliE
' ”TC"- ————— i
BRANBEEEE MAY BE ; CHICAGO. March 11.----Hali’ a dozen
, . [“‘Ulllen fainted, as many others were
, 'orei‘comc by smoke. and these with
QENATE PRESiflENTfncarly 225 men and women employes
.b ‘ ,of the Morrison Hotel were assisted
idown fire-escapes early today, when
. — fire broke out in a five-story brick; an-
Senator w’i" Be FOUI'th in-llcx used as a dormitory for the em-'
_ ‘ ' . ,pioyi-s. Those overcome. by smoke
Rank on [‘01 elgn Rela' 'Wore carried into the hotel drugstore
tions Committee and were soon revived,
_ , The 1.500 guests of the hotel. locat-
. 1‘ . “ ‘ . . ed at. the southeast corner of Clark
Tli‘:})?’lji]li\l§;lrll‘l(iilg org-Ii“! Mgifillv-iilath and Madison streets. were aroused
. cw . - ' - . and told to leave the structure as a
precautionary measure. Tile fire did
Congress under republican control will
give the Connrcticut delegation many
. , , not reach the hotel proper, however. ,
important, coiiimitiee assignments. In helm: confined to the annex on mp ‘
——-_~r‘— 1 jtlie last Congress. the democrats, “Clark street side. The fourth and
H, Allher Elected «nurse. took all the chairpmnships, al- .fifth floors were burned before the
dent and George i ,;)l‘{:::‘t§~:}‘\zgf’lualll‘fj‘d‘: “31g m ofhcelared blaze Was brought under control. The
. r‘ - - - _ 3‘ ’e 59m?“ 3 1'" e filainage was estimated at $50,000. Two
a“ ard - V ice-Presp of moving men up on committees. ac-
;niaids were reported missing. hilt
search disclosed no bodies.
ll ’iflWNStHANIii-I .
FllfliliiiliflWEl
a.
,-
i:ordillg to “the rank 'in membership.
iiiui the new comers had pretty poor
< > ‘ {pickings owing to the few republicans
; ;\(il‘\\&llli Board of Trade permitted on committees. where the
electt-d ertfiu'ilfi of officers majority overlapped them almost two
3 out on a campaign which to one. This year conditions are re-
‘to result greatly toWard .w-rsed and it is the republicans who:
rial helici'illclil of Nor- ‘vvill do lllt‘ ovi-rtoppine. Under the-
late inquiries have been re ‘l'(‘-(ll‘l.:lllllZ:iilUIi plan NenuEngiand is
. the officers. of the organiza- l “'1‘” (ltl'(‘(l for and out-e more comes
up to sites and factories aild ;into her own. ,
- a matter of importance to ; Senator Lodge of Massachusetts will ‘
ie the members _ for the pin" ibe the Senate leader. and as such.
taking on new lite. Respond-fcotlpied with the chairmanship of the
9 call which was issued by {foreign relations committee will have
- ithe burden of ratification or non-
at Annual Meeting
‘ BOSTON. March 11.—Returns from
feleven towns that voted yesterday on
the qustion of issuing liquor licenses
show that eight changed from dry to
wet. \Veymouth and Hingham. which .
”This return
fSENAimlllil'
triathlon
Court-Martial . Sentences;
Denounced—Chamberlain? CAMP. Mum, N. r., hlarcll in.
,- .Newrronx, mama 21W. ’ ' a’éribiiig
oonrtmnrua
lAmerimn my ur-fjthinss‘thm mats:
lBolsheviki of'ouwoung men," United
'States Senator George E. Chamber
ilain, chairman of the Senate commit.
.tee on military man's,- sharply criti-
gcised courtmartlal procedure
ii.eague of America here yesterday.
‘, _ . 1 "These sentences are imposed ab-
. solutely without any system
administration of the criminal laws
he said. "and they are
{really imposed at the order. of the
commanding officer,
court inakes’a ruling . whichis
’ popular to the commanding oflicer he
will order the court reconvened and:
in some cases issue
Referring to long sentences whichI
imposed for slight'i‘nfracv
ions of the rules, Senator Chamber-
lain said that “these boys know that‘noper made public here today. It is
an injustice has been done them and [that the exemption for wife or child-;
it will not increase their respect ‘
the government."
(Continued on Page Three)
initial—ills“
MUST in RETURN
lcctor of Internal Revenue James ,
“'alsh makes the following statement ‘.where a child dies, he said.
Of Special interest to all corporations?
in the matter of income tax returns:
“Corporations must file a. supple-
.mmiial excess profits tax return for
your fiscal year ended in 1918, in ac-
cordance with the Revenue Act of‘
1918. to disclose any additional tax due f
in accordance with
rates imposed by said act.
on pay” Eight) ‘tcrms provide for a sweeping re-A
duction of the German military-
cstablishment down to one lion—
drcd thousand men. with four
thousand officers, the army to be
recruited by the voluntary system
for the period of twelve years.
The effect-of this is tto‘iimit Ger- ,
many’s military strength for the ~ ;
next. twelve years .to one hundred . ‘
thousand men,r.which is fewer men .
Demon Rum Scares Dove of I
Peace Frbm Knight Street
Family Circle
Army Red;Tape Gives Pri-1
vate .Rawlinson a MOSt rushed into the‘uptown police station
Unique Souvenir 0f the on Water street last night and said
War 411m her husband. Charles Thompson,
was not only drunk and disorderly atl
‘ltheir home, 27 Knight street, but had
Observance 0‘ pmy»‘fred tape".by Plil-nnsappropriaied a perfectly 890d Li-
. ’bert Boa of a o ' i: ll than Switze‘rl 'd has in her army. .
vnwgaohitmlim ofiofcmvnnr MW». "e “MM do " 0m . v « man my . * .
106th Infantryg‘ol;thel;373th;nidl;is§lon,i- 1‘ . , ‘ wk” {8 . custom lithe; hm“ , . ""3”
made Trifles ‘ x for lingto ii, any mm: .. . t .' _ . lnmi "i e__n.rm.“an . 7' 53—: . . ..-
here last Week 3 recs, iptof ‘32 Gerhni‘ il‘mm“ film "fla‘fihw lagging: Gt? 83$ mix “@8310” "If: “ "“ 33"“
prisoners. ‘- ‘ . - ,- , ,ed Charles ‘up in one of'those. c'ofl'quantity sufficient far one htm- ”a '
s. Rasmussen and PX‘lVatC Eugene by) {cells at No. 9 and left the loss of the dred thouand men and all the ”a .
holds olefin: same company. “(1' C,Liberty Bond charge in abeyance un- - d ‘t‘b d, 1‘ ', ed . In .
third soldier whom they did not kilowatt“ a night‘s sleep and one of Dan Me» , mam er mus 0 0 1‘ 81' 0‘01“ 0 .
captured io-i Germans at Guillemonthanhyis gondbmasts had helped w destroyed. The German ' forts
farm» near Qninnemonl. Ffi‘nce- omsober Charles up. along the Rhine also must be de-
""'"" 3’ “'9‘ appeared in 00‘1” this morning . stroyed'l‘iie general staff is abol— -
A wildly excited ,colored Woman
' l
l
1 sentences inure
in an
the ‘ United Waist
in the
if the l (Continued On Page Five) 3..
un-
because
\.
(Continued infuse Eleven) before Judge Candeepand Prosecutor l -‘ . . - fl . ..
. _ iDunbar explained that developments l ished, as the result of rcducm, the
: .proved that he had had permission to ' 0m? _ .
_ ltake the bond, so that charge was Discussion of the subject was
. l .
. . i resumed by the (Supreme Council
l 1 .“4’ : :today, the min for the debate,
‘ El]. '7 lbeing Mars 31 Foch’s report on"
if * . iT’rcmicr Lloyd George ’s proposal. ‘
‘ i ' ito reduce Germany ’s armed fort ~ “H
i 'from )000 . 's.- .,
CHICAGO- March 1‘1"!“ impor-. Ivice 2Marshaif011‘;o(:'(l)iml)auvl(g)(1":U‘l toll:
;tant extension of the exemption prog . 5 . . . . _ . .t
jvisions of the income tax law is con-, gchange, as the conscription plan
~tained in a ruling by Commissioner' lprov1dmg for 200,000 men scrvmg '
“'ASHINGT-O; ——‘\i ”h 11 I t fline‘year terms would have :given
x N, l arc .— ns ruc-; \ . . ' . . ..
tion for retail merchants on the filing 3 (Ear-n3") :1 trained? an?!" of two
of tax returns and the calculation of l n" 10“ mf'n'm t?“ 3’83“"
tax (1119‘ issued today by the Internall As against this, Mr. Lloyd “(50- .
Revenue Bureau. emphasizes the ha» i rgc proposed to fix the ciiiistiiicnt .
_ _ _ parlance or accurate b00k‘ accounts-itcrm at twelve years. Marshal .
lcnue for the Chicago district. 83- particularly forsmall businesses, as‘li‘och e nbodicd tlii ii li‘ _ rt
lplained that while the ruling works a_ the first requisite in making reports! .' ‘1 S l 1 " rl P" ’ ‘
fsaving for men earning $2,000 a year Periodical inventories also were advofi “’hmh proposed 51“ army. ”f. 14”"
§who have nmrried during 1918. it» cated strongly. l000 men, but the (.‘otlllcfl finally
,Works against men W110 have 105$. The bureau suggested this formula-indented an amendment further '
their wives in the course of the year. for determining the net income of a; - - . - . i
for in the latter case, he said. even if retail merchant: reducing- ti”? figure. to 10,01)” ' .
One of l remicr Lioyclbcorgol‘s
instructions to j
'0" ren covers the whole year1918‘even
lif the wife were wed or the child
, born on the last day of the year.
in making the announcement, Julius
Smietanka, Collector of Internal Rev-
the wife died on December 31.; “Add the cost of merchandise _ . . .
, gum widower would have to make his bought for sale during the year, to the '2 main purposes in substituting '
HARTFORD Conn March 1_ Coi- return as that of a'single man for the inventories taken at the beginning of i voluntary gill'vflno for the (inn- J
This is equally true the year. From this sum deduct the,
s-ri '( . .‘ , '. -
inventories taken at the end of the' c ptim. system throughout E“
in)”. The balance is the cost of the rope, as it was believed the effect
'gcods so“; This cost, plus business, of the abolition of the system in
or “overhead" expenses, when deduct- iGcrmany would be that the other
9‘1 ”0:“ uiefimss ”felt”?! fiveim“ European countries would gener-
correc ne income 0 ’ e usx ess. , . ‘ . _
The inventory," the Revenue Bureau “"3 follow It!" thus elfdmg the
f'statement added, "is fully as impor- menace 0f lalgc standing armies
taut as the cash account'in determin- j and their provocation. to warfare.
ing the gain or loss in a Peta-i1 0051-; The Council has already adopt-
ness. {ed the naval terms of the treaty, ' '
J‘ entire year.
fMarch Meeting of City
Council Tonight and
Much Action Expected
increasedé The March jeeting‘ of the City
> lCouncil will‘ be held this evening in
is due on or before the Council Chambers and it is ex—
the
have been no license places for more
than a quarter of a. century, and Scitu-
ate with a, dry record of eleven years,
‘shifted to license. Easton, Rockland
and Abington also went wet, following
fthe example set by a. number of other
towns in the Old' Colony district,
which voted _ a week ago. Other \
towns Chan in to w t wer dson.
and. Ipswichg. g e e Hu t (Continued On Page Eight)
Liquor advocates" maintained that] -———.————T=—-——————-—
the result was a protest against theATLANTIC SHIP ,
national prohibition amendment, while; . LINES TIED UP
anti-saloon leaders asserted that it
Was mainly due to apathy on the part ,
NEW YORK. March 11.—With many
,rand 1813111th :ot_ the great Atlantic steamship lines
””1”“ On P359 hm") "Miriam” Of a PM“? treaty resting March 1: 1919 but if you find that
for sufficient reasons, you cannot file
a complete return by March 15. you
should fill out the enclosed Form
1031-T, Tentative Return and. Esti-
mate of Corporation Income and Pro-
fits Taxes and Request for Extension
(Continued On Page Three)
HmKl—ljfififli l COOL RECEPTION
lliXéEil: lNCllME FOB SUFFRAGISTS
i HARTFORD, March 11.—The Suff-
page-prisoners who came to this city
> “5‘ Raided Moonshin-
3121.‘ l3... Deducted
:from Boston yesterday'in the so-called
”"r—fi
fprison special," aroied little enthus-
liasm. Vl'ith Sufirage, banners flying
;’and headed by a bandfithey rode in
:autos to the Municipal Bu‘ ding and
were greeted by Mayor "chard J.
_ of voters.
March 11.——Busi- Amesbury. Needham
7 ~5‘llik'lt‘l‘5. moonshiners,~
pected that the aldermanic chambers
will be packed to the doors with an ex-
pectant crowd of spectators. eager to
Witness the renewal of the war be-
“In making their inventories at the»
end of each taxable year,
may list the. values by either of
methods:
tween {Mayor Jeremiah Donovan and ,..
the council. t
When the last regular meeting ad-
journed in Febmary. Councilman Ed-
!gar G. Murphy left the chamber with
the words “i’m through,” but it may
.be that he will return this evening to
tell ‘Mayor Donovan where he now
stands. He was questioned during
the past week as to whether or not
he would be missing on a strike when
the meeting would- be called to order
tonight but‘tbe councilman refused to
\VASHINGTON, Maréii 11.-—The fi-
nancial predicament faced by railroads
as a result of.the depletion of the
Railroad Administration’s funds with-
out further appropriation by Con-
gress was discussed today at a con-
(Continucd on Page Three)
RAILWAY FINANCES
retailers ‘cxccpt for a few reserve provi-
two‘sions, which will be discussed t0—
the goods. , morrow. . .
The progress in work of fram—
ing the peace treaty ensures com-
pletion of the task by March 20. .
The first rough. draft will be in
readiness when President \Vilson
arrives in France on Thursday,
and the revision will be concluded '
before the 20th. It is the present .
purpose of the Peace Conference
to "call the Germans to Versailles
(1) the cost of
ARE DISCUSSED
. .. _ . . Kinsella. the only member of the city .vot'ed to remain dry. here tied up by the strike of longshore commit himself in any way and main- ference between “Director-General PEObably from March 22 to‘Mareh
- " 4“! I’al'llcmanls "1 government Omclalll’ present. After- men which was called yesterday in tains that he has not declared an: Hines leading railway exocutives, 20- The document The“ W1” be de-
- ii-dutt..bie né-t ward the women 'went outside and '
support of the striking harbor work-
’Boisheviki Put to Death
7t)
taxation, The in— from the steps of the building four - ers threats were madetoday by the
3 llilli‘au decided that of them made speeches. President Four More GrandTfiukes Mdi‘ine'W'orliers’ mfiuion to renew
‘ "'i ‘--‘ 1“ bassmg upon m- Wilson was denounced as being solely; the strikgagainst the’ Railroad Admin.-
étl'fiw‘rional gamblers in responsible for the failure of the fed-
Dosznn and from ,eral amendment and was accused of
xiii: a long inquiry being undemocratic while :“l'l'a-wking
'4?)(;n.~liln£'l‘. The democracy abroad.” ..
‘ :iiar income even _ There was a luncheon at one. of, the
‘hoteispafterward. There were twenty-
f five in the “prison special"~ party. ‘
COPENHAGEN, March 11.—~Four
more Russian Grand Dukes'have been
put to death at Petrograd by the Bol-
sheviki during the last fortnight on
the charge of. being involved-in ' a
monamhist plot. accord 10.3.in
toithejBe -li_nske“‘1‘i ate. "
istratjon, based on the alleged viola-
tlement. The independent boat’ownl
ers again (have?- rejected. the, tenns 1m
deg- .whielt 8e emen *betiweenthe mil
ill?»
tied On Page Twelve)
‘ .
strike in the council despite theatti-
tude taken by him in the last meet-
ing.
. it. is possible that if Mr. Murphy
really absents himself from the meet-
‘to‘ prevent a. forum quorum
called thereisacbance that all mean
urgent loosens
bankers. and ofllciais of the War
nance Corporation.
The Conference was the first of a.
series of informal discussions which
Mallines hopes will result in a co-
tion of some tiémuvqf the recent set— ing and takes enough men with him operative plan (or financing railroads
privately as a substitute for them-
emu:
Fi- liver-ed to the German delegates, .
and in case they are not prepared
to sign itiat once, they will be giv-
en opportunity- to return to Get». ‘
many to consider it and return
, for “informal signing at Verena»- .
which had
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