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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 20, 1919 · page 1

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. Senator Curtis, of Kansas,
Claims Enough Votes in
Senate and Mr. Mann in

 

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. ' ___._ - - - ' . - Farm on westport Ave-
L' 1 Present System; the House Field Marshal Von Hinden- Committee Gnu , , With E D
”figélilt‘s Americans toi “ASHLM TON o (1 March 20 —— burg Says There ' ~50 - Eafly F ' ‘ gghultze ’1‘; by car
Step in and Capture Eng- 0,... of a... .2... an... of ’u’...‘ ”puma“ ‘ " HaveBeen Much Strife if Fine Spirit (of ‘

Congress when it comencs in special
[session will be to adopt the Susan B.
lAnthony Nationwide Women’s Sui!-
lage resolution. This statement was
made today by Senator Curtis, 0!-
iii ansas lepublican swhip of the Son-
ate, after a survey of the sulfrage sit-
[nation in both Houses: -
Senamr Curtis announced that the

TH flAlSFvfllflfiflAflF-
‘8 300N148 PHSSIBLELsufl‘rage resolution, defeated in the

Lhancellor 0f the Excheq- ithe first day of the next session. The

new Senate Suffrage Committee, which
uer REDIIBS t0 Criticisms iin all probability will be headed by

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Luxembourg Chamber of5 ,
Deputies Calls for a Pie-L
biscite to Decide Future5
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LILLLMLUN. March 20.——Speaking in?
L .. lSr' ul (‘omulons yesterday on .

. LLLL‘L wading of the appropria-
Lt. arse Lambert former civil j
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.,...L bs ind that if this sum , irATWSed bYrecent criticismsol‘lonn-‘uvm truth I.
'. . ,, l) I5.:l.d in taxes it would * ' .. ' "7 : ‘el‘ Emilemr Wflllam regarding blsioobnocied‘ with it. ~, : .
. , , . n - a, the [gonad innome ‘ _. 2 ;~ fflight fromfiaermsny to Holland lait§dent1hat .tho peopio’will
L. ._ I.I L-ILIIIIIIIII ug of the duties (In. .’,fali Field Marshal von Hindenhurg. manner which Will be .

.II. . IIIIIII ('llullCBHOl' ofwe , . has prepared and published a detenso miss the 87,200 quota - ..

' . L-LeLLLLn-L- added. wouLdL 0‘ the ex‘mler’s Hal-ion After denim, wall and it s. can '

5. lNll'llHVing. He up. 9 :ing the situation as it existed in No- sent "spirit is sum the

5 7"n'l‘lllllt'lll to be rcso-: vember, caused by the Weakening 01’ mnullficfibed. Heads
. p m.- L-xLLLLL'L trade rill“ Lthe army, the doubtful reliability of l

lthe forces in the field and the break—
ing out oi! the revolution at home the
Ll‘leld marshal writes:

IL “The peaceful return home of ihe~

PARIS, March 20. «Creek peace del-L
egale‘s hare learned that the Turks
glecently laid plans for a. wholesale;
massacre in the Province of Aidln.§
L‘thCh is large]! DODulate'd by Greeks;
.Ii't was announced today

Ir'he plans were" revealed throughrA-t
orders captured from the Turks. Thaw
first, dated Feb. 25 and signed by the
.commrmder of the Aidin Gendarmerie,"L .I.
said:

“I call your attention to the attitude
of the Greeks toward the Mussulmansm

Plot Is Frustrated When
Order Is Discovered

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Plan to Be Put in Eifect in

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Federal Department Of “e must exterminate this base mis-g LOSCII‘LFVES in $35000 Bak"
- . . erable nation." . er lie 7
| Mid States . The: orders declares that money and l y L
7 r-. - arms have been distributed among '

' Marl‘cll‘ 20.—-The "Well known comitadjis for this puro| MOODUS‘ lumen 20 ~Two

\‘LilNGTON.
‘; . rams government is going def.
.24 in favor of the prim:-

children
pose, More is promised it the plans I322: figgmgagpgfg: here yesterday

'are carried out. successfully. My WE destroy-

. . ed b fire. The . ar , shop on the Post Road in Westport,
:E‘. LLLLLJILI Wage for equal “Tibial .A second order said. ‘4 yezrs old anti hi: iggeflafigzrg east Of Compo street.
_ 1.,1. women as for men. The‘ ‘The (xreeks may be expected to Klapper 2years old. The dense smoke
. -mm m be put into actual express openly their sentiments for

Greece. Immediately each citizen is
lexpected to do his duty and join in a.
general massacre. Each should kill
fouror live Greeks. Oral instructions
will be given as to the method of
executing this order."
As soon as the orders wele selzer15
allied ,"l‘epresentatives lock necessary;
LILLvsr-esslonal Commission precautions.
~ii|c£ll|Oll of Civil sex-J

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' Wlil] lflfllE-l] BANK

Two of Masked Robbers Ar-
"rested Two Hours After.
Break at _Freeport, N. Y

I In Make Eleventh FREEPORT N Y.. March 20. '73ka:
Four I.- ~L hours after the First National an

‘5 ,, IN‘ (“1“ FPO!“ Sing of Freeport had been robbed yesterday
’“4 - - Lot $3181 by three masked bandits.
:who held up six bani: employes at the
pistol point. two of the robbers were
lodged in jail. one with a bullet woundL
received while resisting arrest. Last
night wooded sections, near ‘Jamaica.
where the capture was made. were be-
ing’ searched for the other member.

1L||llle federal
shington.
i; ll-‘lll is also going to
£:5“.\' oL‘ wages for" every
“ml. which, it is expected
» inn: become the standard
w-..-.i lLy civilian employer's
‘: :Ll kind.

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depart-
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their escape.
unknown The loss is estimated at'
3.000, partly covered by insurance. I

BetWeen $500 and $60tf|n money “as :
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WASHINGTON, March 20. -Approx~
mately one out of every nine marriages
in the United States is tennlnsted by
5,dlvorce according to figures comm].
ed by the Bureau of the Census and
’made public today. . .

 

 

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BANK RUBBERW

ST. LOUIS, Ma. March 20. ——Two
Linen and two women were arrested in

a large touring car yesterday after a . Excluding south Carolina, where an
[chase across Missouri and are held in :laws permitting divorce were remand

connection With a Brooklyn, N. Y. ., lln 1878; the three ”we“ divorce rates
bank robbery in which $13,100 was L5" 1916. for which your returns are

stolen and two bank employes killed, now complete, are shown for the Dis-.
and 3. Cleveland. Ohio, bank robbery! injct of Columbia. North Carolina, and
in which live armed bandits escaped] New Yorki’where "1‘? rates were 13. 31

with $155,600.1and 32 per 100,.000 respectively
The couples gave their names —.—-—-

Frank H. McGann, twenty-eight years]
old, and his wife Caroline McGann, Continued on Sixth Page
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Keeping the motor running"
bandits entered the bank. While Ed-
Lward Homing, assistant cashier. was|

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“‘3 LH'iHLner is Giovan—
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alfli killed a.’
working in Cate.

ten minutes ,

3 Under the combined auspices of

Lincoln Council, No. 4. OBidner ofciinit-
o 9 inc 3 r neat to cha e a 510 ed American Men and net up
by y/i’ W 1513 1 cl], No. 54. Daughters of Liberty,
5 Mrs. Gustave Deering and her 15- very successful minatrel show anden.
months-old- -baby had a narrow escape tertainment Wits presented last even-
§7flom death yesterday on the Boston ing‘ in Prognosis mm, on Wash--
LPost road between Southport and install street, to a very. encouragln n:
W estport The woman was getting of: attendance.
a trolley car, which had stopped up» The show was pmont‘ed under the
posite her home. and when she stepu able supervisionrgnd mention of F.
not! into the roadway she was mm} A. Scandal sync?
to and bowled over. by a; touring car heroism-W
driven by Attorney Willblm H. stain tlon . nunthir
Ikamp of Mt. Vernon. Attorney Stoln- responsible, in , ,
kamp and his wife were the only ones times”; we ., . . "
.ln the car, and war-em their way repeated this
erd nine months, last evening. Laurel Beach, where they have a- sum ouinginthohslbwhmanothcr large
As far as could be ascertained the mar home. , ‘ , ,
children in play aimed on tour taps _, The woman and he; half were: ,
of the kitchen gas range and died taken into her home and Dr. George are pliiniing to ,
through" suitocatfbn.- -. LMrs. Hogarth Eunielcko modem examination”
had taken her baby . , ‘ .
smelled gas and ageing down totho andbruls

Woman and Baby Have
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MOTHER AND FOUR
BABES ARE KILLED

TORONTO. Ont., March 20~Mls-
chievous- young fingers and ‘deadly il-
|luminating gas were the cause of the
deathrof Mrs. Eva Hogarth, 31, of 45
'Rainsford Road, "and her four children
|-Helen. 5. Archie. 4, William, 3 and

 

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The pilot of the Bridgeport-Norwulk 510m Jarrett III-8 received W31“. in
Lroney car which arrived here at Lynn. He went to that city 16 you:
10: 10 last evening told at an. exciting new and while more was made a lien»
experience near the old blacksmith tenant. Five years agohe returned to ,1

He said he had just reached the honored ram that?“ of “simian“
L f brow of the bill when he noticed an During e pas voyears.
“ ”ch lllcd u¥he1fig§l§f giggfgii automobile partially concealed in the Jarrett report 700 conversions and 80

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5SLockwood Riace Bought by
Frank 1. Jones and Fred- ,
erick Gerber-du- Lowe

 

The deal as outlined in last even
lng’s Sentinel for the purchase of the
Mahice De Forest Lockwood place on
. East Wall street was consummated "
‘ yestez‘day afternoon. when the title
’ yearned "to Frank 1. Jones, secretary
and imam-er of the Heating 0; Plum!»
ingéaombany. "and 'Fr ederlek Gebhm.
genes-3&8 l fimsmer or the Dresden Lace .

The property is s. veg. valuable one.

the stable: being almostas

substantially and carefully built as the

harem.” molt.
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Formulas Active in the:
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er ms Booth, li'bmnbe n rial
ondqusrtors or the Salvation army; Muted “’5 m
I‘Now York City. Adjutant and Mrs.’
Jemtt are receiving. the congratula-
Etlons or hundredsot workers in every
Iseetion “New w

The mountain is the worth that Ad-

 

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5A|].||]8l|N|i THE

Lnow members. There have been 30..
00 gree lunches distributed, many din-1
hers given to the poor, and many gar-
ments distributed among the poor.
During the past year. he reports conn-
5‘sidersble relief ,work. especially amo
the influenza victims.

 

 

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early Three Billions Have
Been Cancelled Thus Far

HENLESi I“
| .VVASHINGTON March film—«Settle
ment of claims involving detailed in-

vantories and reviews of accounts is
galowlng up cancellation of war cone

tracts.ti1e War Department announc-
1111183 , GMT Continues ed today in a statement which showed

ea ' of Mrs. (Geo: e that or $2. $41,000,000 in contracts
HIfk nag f g ommended for cancellation. the act’s;
BWMB Suit 01’ $59" ‘closing out had reached a total of

000 Damages for Alleged; 5
Assault

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Further testimony was heard yester-
day in the $5, 000 damage suit brought
by Mrs. Annie Known-«ch 0t Full-field
against Leander Hedberg, of Fail-field, |

 

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Civil Superior court, George Ifko’drb
tech; husband of the plaintiff, taking.
the stand in the morning, and Bacon

akeman, Fail-field justice or the ,
peace 1481MB? Beam defendant,’ NEW YORK, Mar 20. ——Counsel for
and one John Kurlmkl occupying the the members oi the I. W. W. whose

Witness box in the ufternoon. Leases were recently decided unfavor-
1)
(Continued on' Page 5 even). is LY by the Department of Labor to

, _ _ . 7 ‘day shifted to the Federal Court the
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ration. Amritofhsubeancorpus,”

1m rtant Railroad J etion in the Town of Mitau Cup-
notured by Lettish S‘gl‘diers, and the Boisheviki Tm
Are" Reported to Be Reti irirm

 

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c‘lb'er of whom particlputad‘ in M

Jet E I l HIS Slightly better. results are being so:
gained by. tho constituent incur” or; more than twelve miles,

9‘ ing numerous prisoners
master. the ”mm the new: ” ""
.3595. II II at timetable booty, the

mm the“ tori-eon die “in recorunitutrI
auras, munch were Ijimu L"

palgn and every one of which must be
accounted for, havo not been entirely“
handed in as yet. During the past few
days about 2.000 cards have been re
turned but 3 000 still remain outstand-
ins. These must be retained immedi-
ately after. they are tilled out in order

The people of the city should be-
come Infused with the great spirit of
he occasion and put their wholeheart-

WAR CflNl‘RAfiTS-

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ins £751! smelt! gamut 1:“.
at Greek army be new!!! We. .
The statement declares the Role
shevilr armies have been reorganeI
ixed and are under the coup ILL.
of German officers, is large: .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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. “The Greek troops realised our; ,
'advunce po‘the depth of s 7 his“?
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COPENHAGEN, March 20......“
The important railroad junctions
town of Mitau, southwestfli Rip,
has been captured by Lotti-fl.
troops, a _I.Let‘tish official s
ment issued on “Wednesday

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Himself, Charged
| Murder of Wife"

5 NEW YORK. March 20. —~—Dr. Walton
IKeene Wilkins. who was arrested It!

Pennsylvania. Station; last m
'souu after his arrive! from Balm
was taken to Long Beach today. {oz-w "
internment berm Justice at the PM
Cassius Coleman on tho char-goof his»
sing murdered his wife at their m
Beach home, on Feb. m. The M
physician, who disappeared list he
day a. Yew noun berated warrant In
issued for his arrest. come back but
New York—voluntarily. after he but! the ,
owed District Attorney Charles .
Weeks, or New County, from W
more, of his infint‘im.

 

 

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ATTACHMENT .
FOLLOWS SUNDAY
AUTO ACO

A civil suit for damages .bas '
ed from the auto accident lust '
the Nor-walk Methodist church .
West avenue. Sunday morning, when ‘
car owned by John Wand and W
by John McGlrk collided with on em
land car owned and driven by" m
Femoral, a New Haven museums.

Both cars were quite hilly

 

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. right to save their clients has denot-
N EAR EAST

pared. yesterday and "signed by the

 

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