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.t tter Measure Has Not ,
Yet Passed—It Findsl
Many Supporters Who ?
Expect to Put It Through:
EnlEiNtut Hulmlllll
EertlEn Tll Mill
,‘x~‘e.'ttlill}' Anxious to Be
w \ll Laws Passed
Purposes
't'ltl). April . " o inn-1
lllt'uklllL’ into the trolley
Lllt' capitol corridors-t. Both. it
wl. Hl't likely to draw
- z-w and in that cusc thtu question
~1l come up as to whether the Gen-
(H‘ l' "llt’ VPIO.
'l‘ln- first oi'thvse possible vetoes~ —
It is now asserted by those Who know
ilxu? l;-- ‘
\"v-‘mmiuy as on the Sunday mm;-
"vw: plume bill. which paSSed both
‘H'- h? m. mujorilEt-n.
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New Haven Couple and
Young Soldier Found
Dead in Roaming House
l""t\' HAVEN. April 7. Air.
.lohtl \Valsh and their son.
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and
l'ri-
\lit)l’l;‘-t>l “fills-ll were found dPad
. coming house here yesterday as
vault of gas poisoning. The
. t ~ it the 1 Led couple and ill? young
~ in were fully clothed.
'\.‘ltlllllt‘l' said
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dca til was accidental.
I: whilt- they were Seated in the
Hit l:l.~'i night.
l’nmte \Valsh was home for the
; .St lllllP. being discharged Saturday
""| thn service at Camp Upton, af-
' firming served overseas.
time that
"‘llt in six months.
:lw (-tluplt- llH-d
3.1”... utilizing llt‘l‘t‘. i
2.135 t. t. llEtllulE
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his parents
sum will Slur m
Syracuse Brewers, Denied
by Revenue Collector, De-l
‘ilEAllA—ll—Blilllillfilllt}
suElEll Fillli Al
executivc .
veto will come in Tuesday ilr .
The medical
i..- believed that gas escaped Slow-
” :21: Taylor presided at the tea. table with t M,.,._ Sherwood.
it is bt-lit-v-
in Thomas-
cide to Market Product
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.~"- it.\t‘l‘.\‘l-J. April t. Refused rev-
enue stamps for bt-er mad-3 Since he-
t ".l.l/t‘l' l regardless of its alcoholic
S‘i‘wrztll. local brews-rs dvchxl't' thug.-
\-"’l plaice 2.73 per cent. beer on the
ll elk! t “itllout the (im eminent seal
lailll force a [test of the ("OnsllLllYlHnJl
ity t‘t' the law.
. J- ~.-6- “'. Clark. deputy rt-vcnltn
. coilstlr. who refused to i<suo= tilt--
autos. bases his stand on the fact.
'.'m; which before December 1
i:l("l'.'"‘tl llf’“r of more than or.»
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Oilfl‘lNNESBURG ENDS
‘. {DE-SPREAD STRIKE
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Uli‘..\'.\'i~:SBl‘RG. l'nion of Soul'l
72m, Sunday, April 5‘». no Montreal.
5;.. here has been settled. it
and terms
‘w \yt't'll tht- parties to tile
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a‘l‘lrvlm-t-rl.
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it' at the municipal power sta-
uml Via»
ulion oi the plant.
W wmlwtl in all launches of ”’1‘.
pal :‘crvice and a grave sitlul
i at large alien pro‘Bolshevik eie
mun-ding to reports.
\
ill't‘. bélng
.w M Johannesburg begaxr‘ peace conference!" at the huge dem-
'3 March with a Walkout of me—
due. it was reported at,
1.15.: (I) proposed retrenchment m
The iron-
.11 dvvelopvd because of the activi-
Entcrcd at the South Not-walk Pot-t»
cc a‘b Second Class Matter.
com mums. coll. tibia“,
Sentinel Advertised!
Ila Io W dint.
om Boom you. on...
Rllllllll} Tits
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Promiscuous Shooting by
Police and Strike Sympa-
thizers, Following Bomb
Explosion ‘ in Tenement
House
MENANlTlltiilEN i“
FlllE- ‘Fllllll wmlltlws
Glass in the Everett Mill and
’ Many Houses Are Broken
ANlllllEIl mn- HAUL
Stop Autoists Near Guilford
and Get Away With More
Than $500
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GITILFORD, April 7.»-lleld up by
two higllwaymen at the point of re-
volvers. one of them reported an hav.
ing been clad in service khaki. short-
ly after 10 o‘clock Saturday night.
about a mile and a. halt cast of here,
Morris Hyatt. giving his address as
2:9 Lines street. New Haven. autoist.
was. relieved of $500. while his com—
panion. Hyman Stein. giving 65 Tru-
man street, New Haven as his ad-
drt-ss. was robbed of $11. No physi-
cal VlOant'P was attempted. the two
state. the men allowing them to pro
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. sudden advent. into
GAS HT" _fl ,
u u lulu
Charles c. Mon Fullltd
by Wife Elrlchstel-doy
Morning influence—Hod
Been Sufiocobd '
n* .
Suffocutlng by Mane fumes coun-
‘ed the suddenandpuwmely death of
Charles G. Reordcn n! 29 Taylor ove-
nue. one'of Norwnlfi'l‘ best known citi-
zens. For your: Hr. Roordon' ha
been a trusted‘nnd valued employe or
Horace R. Nash and has a wide. circle
of friends 1nd «quantum about tho
city. who are grieved to hour of bio
. , Grout Beyond.
HNE llfl’llflls
Milli (llAll
MHlIllWS
An Unusunlly Delightful
Service Held -— Loot Sun-
day in Conference Year
llEv.lllT's"iillll
lilll WERNER
The. Fastoratc Has Been
Mr‘ Reunion a
in; in the but of
and before hroukf
garage and got his t Six unto in
shape, as he won . us I. trip for
the day. A short. ti later when In.
Real-den had bred oil prom
The success of the pasmratc of
lnXW'tfllNlll‘I. Mafia. April 7.~Riot
ing mnrkedlly promiscous
l strike sympathizcrs and police opened
{the tenth week of the textile strike
here today.
THE llllYAl JAMES
IS Greatly Augmented—l
- after the city
Many Aid to Make Affairl explosion Of a bomb in a tenement
I)eserved Success .1 lllllISI‘ in thP same neighborhood.
..___ l Early reports indicated that no one
5 was wounded by the shooting. al-
'NH‘ “10‘1“." and dismal aspect. though Several rioters and policemen
of
tltt- weather man Saturday afternoon.
was quickly Lorgotten when. the light. 31:11:; ”mm.” by “mks- humps lmd
:ipen filres 0“ the find Royal James; The riotin: Started when a few
.mnet upon ones vision, and it : strike sympaillizvru began throwing
would be hard to conceive of a e. . . . .- -- -
successful affair than the Tea 1:33; i “on.” (ii. mill “.‘imhmb "In-(”Min shit-
that was gil’cn for the benefit of the? ”H.” "Hm \ '0 pt) “(nun “ 0
Near East Campaign. 5
To the untiring. energy and execu-l,
,tiw ability of Miss Isabelle Frolic}
much credit. is due for the gratifyingt
results. ‘ .‘
The entire interior of the Royall
James was hung with flags of the dif— 3
.i‘cl'ent nations. contributed by Mr.’
M. N. Mayehotf. with the profusion
of greenery and palms generously"
loaned by Mr. R. S. Hartford. the ar-
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latitudinal ,
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tistic effect was all that. could be de-‘
sired. ,
sileitlels Orchestra. of 'Bridgeport..l
donated the music. and as usual it?
Wits joyous and inspiring.
Mrs. John (‘avanagh and Mrs
W. Brooks were chairmen of the nom‘ 2 N. Y_, N, If. & H. R. R. .. is the
mittee of arrangements. and found in - first (3389 “9th for trial before
their committee a. band of splendid 3 Judge Howard .1. Curtis in the Civil
efficient helpers. Mrs. Russell Frost ' Superior court Tuesday. The plain-
hati charge of the refreshments antlitjn‘ is guing for injuries which he
fcuud hcrcsclf a person of real abili-lciaims his wife. Lillian N. Sherwood.
ty. On all sides one heard the flatten.i sustained when she was struck on
in: remarks 01' the Collation. lthe head by a lantern or
She was assisted by Miss Mary- which fell front a passing train.
Ryder. who had charge of the tea.1
and Mrs. John Cavanaugh presided at ; dent. occurrpd
the punch bowl.’ Miss
H
The $1.100 damage suit of Henry
Mariposal railroad viaduct,
it is
young girls of the town helped inl
serving the ‘rel'reshments. .
Others who helped make the :tflttil"
a success. special mention. Mrs- A. D.
“'aitltlworth. Mrs. Carl A. Harsh-om”
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Sll MASSACRES
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" “l Assembly “‘1‘ pass ”W measut-u-s Near East Campaign Pundiin the vicinity of the Eve‘rett Mills‘
shortly bt-l‘nre 7 n‘clm-lo. a few hours.
had been stirred by the)
‘ ‘~ llllEll [IF Ellis
P. ‘ M. Sherwood of Fairfield against lhei
tail light
The complaint, states that the acct-5
in Fairfield', near the:
on June ' 29. 1916.
. alleged. was t
her usual grace and several charming l standing near the viaduct ,at the time, i
VllllSANllES EllllPT
gRtev. John J. Snowy. of tho m
l Methodist Episcopal Church. of In!)
tNorw-nlkjwao demonstrated last cv-
iening when the ‘oorviee was given
,ovcr .omirely to hearing flattening ic-
lponsffmm those representing the (H.
’ éferent activities of the church. Mr.
B” lSnlvcly ins done wonderful work in
2 building up the church. Hts sermons
_ {have been able cud helpful and it.
(gives the parishioners great satir-
Whilt- R. ll. Garrison of 578 Peach- faction to know (hilt he ’8 coming
back to the local church fu" at least
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:" wood avenue. Bridgeport. was driving
l down West avenue in a big Studebaker. another. year.
car about four o'clock yesterday after. Thomas 1. Raymond. Chairman of
l noon. he ran very close to the automo-. the finance committee gave a (leaned
bile directly in front of him and in ab “89011 f0r the put year, showing the,
tempting to avoid running into It turn {Chumh to be in excellent iinantlal'
1 ed sharply to the loft directly in front » condition.
1 of a. South bound trolley car. evidently' 3668mm. $4502.05: disburcomr‘ms,’
thinking that he “'a“ for enough frOm, “568.39. leaving a bolancc in the
it to mics being hit by it. He mIICatI-' treasury of $83.66 with all bills r-aid
culutcd however. 1nd the trolley j l0 date.
struck the recent ill» ‘automobilc,dum~, John Allen. president of the Chris-
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There was considerable excitement
among the possengers on the trolley“
REV. STAPLETBN
but. no one wits iniurml on either "aha.
l “A leader of men and beloved by
clc. and Scrgant Gibson. who investi-v
gated the matter found no cause for
matting art-sis. The injured car wad
tOWed to a nearby garage, and it is.
possible that a civil suit may result. ‘
‘. hundreds" is the touching tribute paid
to Rev. John Stapleton. former pastor
vof the South Norwatk Congregational
church and for more than the past
iyear modeled in the Y. M. C. A.
lwork at. Camp McClelland. Anniswn.
The 830th regular SEN-lion 01' Nor- ' Ala., by one of the soldier-writers of
walk Lodge. No. 709.‘Benevolent and. the camp Commenting on may. Staple-
~ Protective Order of Elks. will be held: ton's removal from the autumn in
3 on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock; a recent issue of "Trench cud Comp"
The inatallotion of officers will be con ? the official periodical of the Comp Met
ducted by District Deputy G. E. R. W'll-l Cleiland soldiers. .Tbe article follows:
liam C. Twomble)’. 8116 Staff 0f 518m“ "After a successful administration
ford Lodz"- A bufl’ei “"1011 W1“ be as camp secretary of the Y. M. C. A..
served. twhich was preceded by mole than a
At the last SPSSlOfl a SDf‘Clfil circular yea: as camp religious director and I
was received from the Grand 1918“”: resident longer than any Y. M. C. A.
Ruler in which the latest activitial of, secretary in the history of the camp.
the Elks War Relief Commission were. Rev. John Stapleton, beloved by hunt
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CASE llAB llliillllili'
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Cause Found
, Mn. Valentine
For Mail and She
Wu Bound Over to Super-
ior Court "
Probable cacao was found by fudge
Nehemiah Condeo in the City Court
on Sammy afternoon)! the me of
In. m J. Valentino. coco-ed of
mm WI (-1 In. Hedi-y
ham. Vireo! alumni uni-I1
bound over to the next term of the
Superior Court for triaL She was
later nicest-d under bonds of 8500.
The hearing on the mo began at
10 o’clock Sdunioy morning, but it.
was late in the afternoon before the
court adjourned After Judge Condoe’n
decision had been rendered. In.
Valentino broke through the window
of Ira. Point's bedroom a tow
week 130 end .claimcd that she
found her husband end Mrs. Polish in
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sunnu null ill ‘
llllilill E lll'lllll.
Well Known Renden' ' t of '
. East w - Paced
”Away While Giving Somc‘
Friends 3 Sail in‘His Boot
explained in full. ‘For the benefit 0‘. dreds of friends here and thousands
those who were not at that 583810“ 1‘“ departed from camp. efficient in Ill!
——-‘ .labors to a marked degree and tower-
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A sudden attuk of apoplcxy caused
the deotb of Winn:- 2. Hitch. of 54‘
Cove avenue. yesterday moon.
. about 5:30, as he was running is mo-
torboat about the harbor. Ir. Bitch
, 1 Easemodtobeinhkmugoodbcuth
' ’ l RIO JAVEIRO. April 7. A \‘iolentl ,V" I RY l N yesterday afternoon. no when visit.-
A N l volcanic (:i'iiption in thv llmuntain { ; led by I. number of friends he invited
. , , , . . . « g l ‘ them into his motor-boot for o short
lrange netu Palmeua dos liltho. has. . ' ‘ d
when liliTS 3m START We: 32.: acumen
vQOnS and great property damage. tic. of Reed: l Suddenly he cob
lcording to delayed advices received
More Than 5,000 Reported
l here today.
Dispatches report that at midnight
as Killed, and “rounded
on March 30 a sudden explosion tore
NEW YORK, April 7r~The Jewish , a cratcra mile and aquarter long. in
Mot-11mg Journal received cable. des-lla mountain nem‘ the Villfige- Huge
lunches last night from its correspon-l streams of lava and boiling water
‘dcnt in London telling of wholesalelpoured doWn the mountainside. de‘s-
w: l .lsma. t ccor ing 0 t esc . eruption was accompam Y a -
tlesptttches a systematic effort is be- : rlcane of great intensity which. added
11‘121111de‘ti0 annihilate the Jews of 1'10 the destruction. The] eruptiofnhis
iliil coun ry. ' ‘ d the u at on O t at
in the city nl‘ Proskuro the killcdlgzrtljtremggiglil is £183?an to the coast.
:and wounded Jews number 1.00", and I This is the firSt time an!r volcanic 30‘
in 1138 Cit)’ 01' ‘Selstin. accordin': to luvjty has cver occurred in those
lllt- (it‘Sl'liiCil. I'kl‘ainiun soldiers have i mountains. '
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LONG LIVE SOVIETS! l SA
PARIS RADICALS CR'Yl
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PARIS. April 7.~‘Tll€‘rc were criesi “'nshin
‘of “Long live the. starlets!" "Down . army p
il‘illll War!" and "Down with file! transport Leviathan for France.
Leviathan is Scheduled’to sail betweei
onstration organized by the Federa- 12 and] o’clock this'aftcrnoon, blt
tion of Labor and the socialist. party . may
in- protest today against the acquiml 1 File harbor.
of Raoul Villain. the assasain of Jean ‘
Jaures. the socialist leader._ l led by C. “I
FOR FRANCE?
NEW YORK. April T.——Secretary o;
‘ \R’ar Baker arrived here today > from ‘
gton and went directly to the?
icr at Hoboken to board tileg
' Thci
be delayed by the heavy fog over; Grayeon. his physician. the president
Secretary Baker will be accompan' in
Cutbell. the war depart
lment representative on the Americana the l
1 Mrs. t‘. A. McNamara.
‘ street. was the recipient of a telegram
\ lat-it week which conveyed the sorrow“
ltul news of the death of Mrs. Mnrylv
That the. true significance of the:
. lctory Loan is manifesting itselfl
$223331 :qugixxfxofrfli‘gezlff «$11,323 among oil races and nationalities int
residence” in Ric m‘ond.lCzll.. it; ‘Vihicéztl $35233? ofi'azgesmgfi widget)“: :3
M”- Wam‘ 3‘ a 3"“ “Te nationalities held yesterdav at the
‘t m at in this city Where she resided. . ’ '. '. -.
“:1"ch :lumber of years. She 19ft Nor-l i‘ppodmfe l'gohogoga’rkény‘lgllgg
.Walk two years ago to mkp up her-{:08 gildnv‘ict: 'Loan' andw thepfolgw-
lresidence in Richmond. (7a.. in which i r d l firy f f 'lh f rded to
lplace she has extensive prime")? in- If)”: igc atrawoln 0 ”a! at a
lterests. Mrs. W'alsb is best known rfa, "‘61 :on.‘ d that our kine-
: here and in Richmond for her unceas- . e 5 emn y p e 8° ' ‘
l ' men who have died on the fields of
- ' - nd her e'er-rnad l
l :3 ‘cohagtéyngweggf in“, poor land 11111:) battle in defense of the high ideals of
ggry. the needy and homeless always
'fflullil'1t true and warm friend in Mrs.
5 ....¢-
tice shall not have died in vain.
“Vi'e solemnly pledge that we will
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PRESEENT WILSON ,
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT;
PARIS, April 'ir-President ‘\\'ilnon's‘é
ll condition was improved this morning.
”but by the direction of Rear Admiral
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WILTON STARTS
COMMUNTY CLUB
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new Wilton Library building Satur-
.day evening and tamed a community
,club to promote social
jwill remain in his room today. attend—
3 no meetings.
Apparently the preSident's cold is in' town. There were gonna. a
not stages of the wearingod prcvi w, and doncing tom'ed by ””1,
iafternoon at 2:30 from his late home,
and later interment will be made in
American liberty. democracy and jut-r l
intercourse »
:among residents of all parts of the.
the engine. when
lapsed, and all effort: of his friends
to revive him proved fruitless. He
was taken to the. shore and later to
his home. but death had been almost
instantaneous. ‘
Mr. Bitch was a. respected resident
to! the third district. and rwu sixty-
A one years of age.
He is survived by
pne son. Vl’illiam A. Ritch, of Bridge-
port. one brother. Augustus Bitch, of
Cove ayenue. and three sisters.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
New Canaan. Rev. Frederick Jacobs
‘ will omciate.
UNITED STAT
HITS LIBE
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A big United States
by Keller of #04 1318?. 1
tNew York City. Ind driv
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children of Wilton, gathered at the direction at. thofoot of the Weapon
avenue bill about. six o'clock Satur
day evening and the wheels of the
truck slipped on the wet trolley roil-
cnd smashed into the W our. order to
'bmking but (if the front insole.
L The auto. which
;drlvc‘n ‘ v 7
‘Efi'
ForAiitthcrrito‘ry
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minions no willing to cease fight
ing the Poi
cidc the ownc
dispute between the two 7
is arranged under inbound
the com
statement made by M. Rollba-
vitch, Premier of Went. “ha-III.
quoted in a \‘ienn
the Mail under date
H. Holubovitch: who was later--
viewed by the co
Stanisltiu. claimed
the territory _ .
San and the Russia! fro-tier, a”
said that
r.clu'cd, however, it in mid. W
bccannvoffifn anxiety loom
3mg the Korean instruction, m“, '
WM 0"“ m.
f " 317
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Advancement cs 1*
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LONDON. April 7.
with at,»
esifapbbiacfieio
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Entcntc, o *3 ii i
a dispatch to
of March 31.
rm, don: 3‘
It! Uh‘ho SI '
between the . .
the "mini.” M
fight. for it to the 1m. Be dc-
gig
he would consefl to . not a! up.
people. if the Poles we“ thhe
draw across the Russian bank!
and abide by the remit. of m
plebiocito. . ,5
He added that chr‘obic hut?
sent delegates to Romania, and
that he was hopeful that It ”*4
ful arranger-mint could be Me, .
ed. '
SEITL Tuesday, April 1 (By.
The Associated Push—~19“ . ,
sno Una-uni, chic! of tho M “w l
fairs Department cl to It!“ '
Government Gluten}. said ti.
Koreans had two grieve '
criminatory treatment and link
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NW’ YORK. April 'i.——ViL-Q~AW
Willi-an S. Slmc’ "rho! bot-o m ‘
‘- over-sou was delayed this not“
owing to a heavy fog. which brood tho
Cunard Line Steamship "aurora-mi.
bearing the Ameflm uh] OI.- .
manner as one of its W. D»
more slowly at if nppronohc‘ t.“
port.
Due at the Ambrose Channel. 11m .
ship at 8 a. m., the “curricula i“
still some miles. out at m at that w
and was not expected to reach uh .
lights-hip until ten o’clock. ~. ~
Harbor oficiflo sold thot unless t”
fog cleared away, the Mo! mint fl
-be able to dock until tomorrow. i” -
. ever. the plan was to tnnsfer Adm”
‘ Sims and his out ct Quarantine to I“
1'. S. S. Artuis. which would if“
them ashore. ,.
From New York. the Admiral wilticu
_to \K'a.;.llin2ton to take up tc'm
duties in the Navy Department. m
taktmr the partition he mono
President of the Naval War Golfing.
Newport.
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ALLIED FORCES ‘*
MUST QUIT 0 I
PARIS. April 7 (Novas)
vik pressure minst Odom .
meat Russian port. on the Black".
is int-rennin}: and the cm
the city by the allied force: a
inept. the Kati: says. . ~‘
forces._ itgddu. probably VIII fig-
drum ultimately to the t.
protect mun
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The Isthm' , of
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A group of anarchists unfurled a ‘
- black flag in spite of “police orderelutwidation Commission, and by his’Cess- He hopes ‘0 be able to resumelmentn and everybody voted me
The police charged the cumulus. secretory. Studio? King. 'It is expect» work Wadi}- ' , imeeting . hm,” , ._
-.1iive of whom were injured. No Lat-f Ede mommy-n nag; in. . arm _ 7. ‘I _ , _ . , an ”m,
l rests wens
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