can soon. locum ’ "
where cheap
‘ (rm NORWALK JITNEY BILLS -
some. SENTINEL i GET gamma
(Continued from Page One).
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Keel
A. 1.. GOLD”, Propa'ukins that
W' and placed illltlt l’
t t the commissioner
l‘l‘llt' jitney lepresenlatit'es
‘ which their alloril"): ptesented to the
unintutltec providing that the} be con
:‘ollcl in ll';tlllt' l1} local heads; be. it—
ycr‘nwn by the motor vehicle depart-
? menu and carry insurance of $3.0m" to
llii'tlil‘ti llit‘ll riders.
{ St-Ilulnl‘ Dillon ot‘
mission presented it bill to the coin
m" 9' "‘9 Associated Press. mittens providing that jitney drivers
must ietciu- a certificate of public
tAsaoclated Press is exclusively
‘0 the use hr publication of conienienct- and necessity;
39" disl’amhes (“Mined t“ n or he l‘t‘fllr'lt'l‘l‘tl according.’ lit the seating,
‘ Otherwise ”le”; flag”. in“! also, n-apal ity of their cars. and be bonded
local news pu _is e ere n. i Mounting”; “.000
right! of republication of “’9‘ setcn seated vehicle, and for each adv
dispatches herein are ““50 re— ditinnal seat. the maximum head not
" 'o exceed slt'UtOH. This regulation
would apply only to those who secured
theit licenses after April 1.
pavia Scores Trolley.
Leo Davis of Norwalk made a lush-
cisnt of the trolley companies
representatives have prob-
ably even been obliged to listen to ..in
legislative halls. He compared the
trolley company to the school bully
who licked every one in the school.
and then when there came a chap who
could boat him be run crying to his
.- - _,.__ ___-.~ mother complaining of the one who
‘ - beat him. The trolley company hav-
. mKLG'NOTICI. ling received its franchise front the
Well, Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.; , tate, now-otter a long period of abuse
fleets in Masonic ”unduly. swan: (.1 the t-ittmns of the slate antiqc'oni
7 lst and 3rd 1.1“)th 0’ tinned insult-nee to telttesenltttt\£s o
‘9'" street, ‘ municipalities, comes to 1m mother.
itch month—July and August ”‘09P" the legislature in suppliant attitude to
at 8 O'CIOCk. All".\iu§t9r Mason?
. . ,3, get some what from her against ll"
"37‘. f; til-dially invited John K. I-‘lnch, W.
a
‘ .. . ain't-unfit)? 1919 ’
or motor vehicles.
- : : mac r03;
, TOMORROW .
v‘l: ”9:58 a. m.; 10:19 p. m.
‘m 6:22; sets 7:27.
: I
83m 5' ram-
ing criti
that their
‘3 .
w, Manager's Residence-
m I “deuce—21842.
a
greatest competitor. the jitney. He
mid the trolley companies want to be
._ ..‘.- I -- , .... ~ -
3.“: .‘v. Robert ' “ilcox, sect 'aw' under the direction or the public utili—
'7‘ ‘ _______._ -_-_ _. ties-t commission. so they can go into
2* the business of transporting freight.
'1’ ‘RM BUREAUS AS EMPLOYMENT and there is no provision made tor
a} AGENCIES licensin: the companies. it is the
’ \V'.t.‘(-l‘t‘(l stock.- which the. company
7;.
Wherever there is
' on, state. county or local. a farm em-
lias. and its treatment of the public
which has brought it to its present
. condition. he said. The special com
ent bureau should be ””7"“ m mission had made no mention oi re-
;nectlon with it. Then it these cm- tiuced Wages to the heads of the com-
t»: "l k , h puny. The public utilities commission
we!“ agencies “1 eep m touc ‘ is the tool of the railroads, he said.
filth the big centers of populationI and the public is lit-ginning to be as
' __ . . isuspicious of 8;; the tilt! railroad
Poll can be done to suite the faint commission.
‘7 its; for problem.
'1'? (the Department of Agric-
k what it can by keepini: representa-
311595 at the dcmdbilizmion camps. in
form soldiers of the openings and on
utunitles of agriculture. lint more
on this is required if the million men
teded on the farms are to he found.
thorough undet-
‘a farm organiza
ii
tiltttt'o- is tlo-’ "r“
the
state should put no trust in them.
Danbury and Bethet Lina.
Speaking of the [lanhury and llethei
marl, Vthich has gone into the hands
ot’ a receiver. and which is now pen-
tioninLr the legislature for aid. too. he
asked why it had taken over new prop-
erticectn it)” when by its own state-
ment it had‘not paid dividends since
1901.
"red :rlock to fill up their own pockets.
and no“ the bankrupt concern wants
,It'glr“
ifl'here seems to a
{’ndlng of the need of farm labor, hut
they be regulated locally
the jurisdiction of
‘ is now president
Val toy.
lahoma gave the fatalities therg "as
' reported to have
P TX on BIN.
of the I y 11. ‘3 against 6 previously NW“
com ‘ttedthut me attneys: _
.{re Ballgamgi but that the regulation! Reports from communities show were said to be. slight.
Which” the jltncv drivers suggesa 3 the follownrtlg deathaz— l
l ' Canaan, iexas. 4; Durant, Okla. . LAST DAY
...'_.__—-
i
had a bill,
I
l
i
l
the special com-ll
day. .'“0“‘- skipping one farm house an
_,_ gharmed. only to demolish the next “if?” ‘0 the gee” “‘d “mph-"’5'
D one. No cities of any size were lll' " separate “m for each m".
00 ARE KILLE .its path. .ploye whose salary for 1918 was it
one or more is required.
I
i
that the} l
the bond for a,
any ’entire region.
eral houses~ untouched anti then dip-'
ping anti demolishing:
houses. The temperature dropped tcifim severity. Three .vht‘e
freezmc along the northern line oi men and 9's!“ nexmes
counties alter the storm.
The counties
aged
'VVood. Van Zandt.
Camp. and Titus in Texas. Bryan.t'70t-
i
t
l
t
ion and Pontotov in Oklahama The on - . . ’
, . , ' according to reports. Sorting Division. Washington. ll. C_ . .‘ . .
‘iiftl‘ilsookflmufigta (guns! "a"! (stigmh‘t Telephone and telegt‘lph wireglCOIIOCtora of internal Revenue am.-3 ‘02-"?! ‘31:” of the nem'? wk" '1'.” m m .
u "My; a! doll“ '83. mt r of. m not out of service and it was not i not amt-urban to receive such to- gr ‘ .u an reaming. “mu m mt *, ' .-
9503}... M?“ d m mum“ ‘“ '"Ck' until today that run "pom or the "mm ‘M 10” It’ll 'hlch re tnc‘m" ““1 F‘“‘“‘"“'- "“1" eternal-11' “h"-
Theft: "' a mac nery. extmt of the storm began reachinclwnl moat be Ill“. may be obtain-1 1 .
our at which the atom atrueume outafle W‘d- The m made . ed, however, from the 0mm of col. . t v. 8“.” w I!)
probably caused the. high death rates the Texas roads impassable and the l lector. ‘ -
b-‘t
l
The directors houzht only wat-.
in
t is necessary is more dirt-ct cf
, i.“
to get. the employer and tint-lotu-
titer. Here is “'llt'l't‘ the farm or.
nation comes in. operatin: a li'Z
‘ papers which com-r lllv i'artuinz
etc and the adjacent cities in \ i':
...
adi‘ertisinz campaigns and
specific infornmthn as to plan-
4;" :5- to farm labor.
.3. -ll! addition in this farm orualllza
. I ‘ ‘Will use its influence with t‘ic'
n. 5 “It-rs to stabilize workinc hours lil’lt’l‘
3‘ nve'workint: and housing comlt
. , the shortage (if ln-lp should ll‘
led before long.
....w .. .
ER DAYS FOR EDUCATION
i ms of study for school and ct l-‘
: are already undergoing rctision
7 tion for work next fall
_- tau-....
. Ifo in some sound business rests-t
;. ‘ni this, but on the other hand
'f'juat as possible to make educa-
. lf’ioo narrowly technical as too nah!
i Y, academic. The nation which
lutes commercialism for ideal .
i. win the education of its young will
jeans with Nineveh and lyre--
" .1
= . a is true that tmskillcd labor;
~ such high wages as to
d! education seem like a waste.
:fiahould never be forgottrtr
W wages are possible.
. ao'avory so often hack inx
man has turned aside from
' to bury his nose in a
A. t
l
W: may need r0-
_ auditions, but
to. lowered by tallctt‘
mates which tend to?
timber than to material,
9. to aunt. a blow atf
Hm acclety. i
is to raise the stand-l
" ‘1 make Education;
1‘ .WM and)
’_ an» educated
I'lttttt'tllm
a
tit lit icntf' and
l .
[for )‘t‘hl'4
dock is: still in control and what can: -
' he expected of it now'.’ I
'I'Vllf'l'if'llt t-ti
, tittzl.
’rv-imnmn illl'lll‘l‘
- plate: that no commission could ivc ex.
‘ can from the state.
(into bankruptcy as it threatens, he
. bald.
and pertnlsion to "X‘Fl‘mi-il
hair the jitncy. The company \tislics .
« to say t1» the public which it has cross
‘5' lli>ttllt'tl, :intl tor which it has never?
done
f" “l" 10““ Hutch: mini: ill"? im"
anything txt't'lii hy the cotnpttl ti
ot’ the court. "You go tltl\\l’l in”;
pockets now and make up this}:
we‘ll s'urt all ore. 1
The same managi-tuo nl “'llltltll
paid inure-it on waterch
\llill’
.tgain."
Let the siOt‘k-.
the deficits" he said. lle'
whetlnz- other states itad‘
lht sattit- difficulty with.
the trolley» or not. Connecticut is not 1
tli'illlllL’ with the prohl: ll! of Kalamazoo'
or any other place. i
Allltl’nt-y .lulin llub‘mrtl of Bridge-3
t'l.('ill'll that the jllllry is not it
and should not he.
it-tzitlatt-d ivy “hr public utilities cont"
itiiszsion. it» said local iltll‘llnisll‘ltlltr‘:
heads should control the jitncy traffic '
Hart criticises Report. 1
Attmncy lame» li. ilati ot’ New}
Haw-n. said the report of the cotnmis—t
~Eon had all the earmarks of boiler;
lltllili‘l .~ pa}
didn't I are-
pt-ctctl to go into the subject of trol-i
hiya: l‘l the short time. given it. The1
trolley cutiipany always has sinister:
would drive all the irresponsible drum,
(”'5
he able to get
bond.
The bearing upon
bills look
mittee by agreement with the cor
lion counsels of various cities due
to postpone the hearing upon th
lease oi the. trolley
bridge assessments until next \\'cdnt,:
Last night the homeless were cared:
for by their neighbors.
its
Nearly all of the
contained sleeping people.
gases the first the occupants heard or;
9 storm was when the walls crashed
down upon their beds. boro, was authority
ST. LOUIS. Mm.
thanl was killded and three other-«t arr-l
was y injure last. night when an au-t r Inter ‘
tomobile in which they were “dun: badly tum-d. '0‘“. - mme
on a. country road five miles west of
here was caugt in the
Igoigtagouall and buried fifty feet were moved" from the elects
DALLAS. Texas. April lop—Eighty-
two lives wan the
which swept North Texas. Southern
Oklahoma and a section or» Ariana-
laat night. and early yesterday.
cording to reports received here up!
lto'tcn o'clock
[)(lll’liil still were. isolated at that, hour' roads were unable to air
.and the number of fatalities may be| ports on the delays to
The men who have thus increased when '
treated the public so utcanly for yearsl available.
still in control of the railway, antii through thickly settled farming com-
legislature and the people oi the: lnunities. ‘
' dead. -i'orty-thrce
l fled.
”Dir!” telegrams from Durant. Ok- stock ham. except in the Kama:
ti
motives. he said. in everything, it does,
and he didn‘t accept with any degree;
of creduliiy its claim that it does noti
intend to operate. jitney lines. i’araw,
phrasing Macaulay's “What the. slip:
is to the bee." etc.. he said so is colos-J'
sal nerve to the agents of the trolley"
roads in their desire to get. all they‘
Let the road 20':
it has got into bad habits any-l
way, and it would do the state good?
There are two avenues of relief. the',
hypodermic needle to spur it on two',
years longer. or force it into bank,
rtiptcy now, for it will eventually reach:
that stage. t
He asked why the public utilities’
commission. which for years knew]
about these conditions. did not remedy"
them. in relation to the proposed actsi
he said every other act takes effecti
upon pasage, but this one takes effect '
next June. so that the trolley can buy
up all the ‘jltneys and use them.l
[m’t give the regulation of jitneys'
over to a commission in which the?
public has no confidence; place than
under the commissioner of motor \'&.l
hlcles. ‘ ;
Others Opp-‘00 Bills. l
Others who spoke against the pro-'
posed Jitucy bills were William W.’
Bent of Bridgepm't: Representative
Christopher at Bristol, who desired.
however, some regulation of jlmeys.,
out!!! that than in
m; Ham-r Patnick. chairman of
the New Haven Jttneymeu‘s assoeic/
tion, who said the trolleys didn't
crate where there is no Jttney compe-
ahouldv roan t
factihgfimmsb
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11; W006 county, Texas. 4: Pontotoc;
. . county. Okla. l; Ector. Texas 3; Ra-t
Human“ 1 venna. Texas.~ 8: Mineola. Texas. ll; :
Tundra. m 8: W’innaboro, Texas.‘
‘ ,i 15; San Angelo. Texas, I: Texarkanfl. -
at me 52:: Tean. 1; Newsome. Texas, 6; Plea , _ - -
mm: rant Grove. Texas, 2; guano“ m. In large or «null numbers. are
r n. ‘as. 1: Ogden. Ark. 5; waiters. Okla. quired ‘0 make these rm."
f rotti E
out oi‘ business. for they would not
the 33.0%
the minimum! (Continued from Page One).
:0 much time th
mmmmw The course of the storm was errat~
ic. At times it. leaped amlie er
AS STORN‘ RAZES Most of those killed were caught j
TOWNS IN TEXAS under their falling homes and but’cd. 7
. The heavy rainfall at once extincuit-ll-
ed the fixes that started when hausr's
were overturned.
The little town or Canaan was it'lli'
pletcly wiped out. its cotton tun.
church. school and Cotton wazc'mux-‘I-E
containing much of last year's crop
or the nearby. farmers. and Its six'ccu
houses wore all swept to the gmund.
At Mineola the stonn struck with
lar institutions must make
Continued from First Pate. to. or credited to the account of.
or paid was 1.000 0
The s‘orm m‘ 3 r more.
did not devastate-
oftcn leaving sev
erratic course
for 1918 were $1.000 or more.
next few,
bill provides that. whenever
the
'I'O.
were killed
:cri-
.and many others received such
seriously dam- .
Pannin. Hunt-“:2. "2:11” that their deaths
\Vicltlfd. Collin. t
most
were Grayson, nershlp paying than. Returns
information III-It be filed with
t .
March damage was done to the pros-
CommMr of
pectlve fruit crops in many sections.
houses "Returns of information must
dam-079d only means of teaching the atriclen
1“ m0" hamlets was by railroad.
lbw E. Bay. peat-at" at Whim-
. hr the ata‘e-t
:ment 0! mm deaths in that cum-f
1"- ~’"R - malty. Be all tht in addition will!!!“ b— M.
the fifteen be estimated that those.
April
. than 81.000.
than on.
DENVER. Coio.. April
road and telegraph compani
10.— Rail ;
'5 ‘N‘gflARTILLERYMEN 0
the snow and sleet storm which swept 5
the Southern Rocky Mountain region?
d Wednesday. Trains'
tied up by snow
I
t'ovtc': ot' a
toll of-a at“ Tuesday an Continued from First Pate.
lwhlch had been
i
ac-|Mexico were reported
far behind schedule.
Many-lmomllaed wire conditions. the
c definite rc-
. trains other
are than that they Were from one and .1
swept hall to ten hours late.
The atom which extended
01' the eighty-two reponed far as Mexico-was especially mm H“
have been identl- in New flutes. Where tho snowfall,
varied from six to tan lnchaa. Lire-
-—
IIIOVMK. but I
wild and fit.
last night.
full details
tornado commander of the division. with
math as , ciala non various cities. ted the
coming ”was.
as the
4."
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L Business!
HAT‘S what the coming Victory Liberty Loan
T
. -. The country is all ready for an era of trade and in-
‘.c
is.
dustrial activity that m‘il mean more business. plenty of
employment. and stood wages for everybody.
The country is all ready for an era of prosperity——
provided you and I do our share.
But our first task is to get our war debt out of the
way—so that we. as a nation. can turn all our energies
to seizing the opportunities that lie ahead.
pol-
“Payinz your bills is good business”——the only
. icy for the successful man or the successful nation.
That’s why the Victory Liberty Loan is trood busi-
ness—for you and for the nation.
That’s why it’s your business.
Do your share to insure its success.
a
The Victory Liberty Loan ”Is Coming
It is YOUR Victorymand YOUR Loan
Get Behind It .'
raiser: were
sutured Mama}
FILING RETURNS’]
{ Collector “’alah. “Organisations. such
as corporations. companies. partner-
ships and etc.. are required to file're-
turns. showing the salaries and wag-
“Banks. trust companies. and simi-l
returns
or information showing interest paid
individual it the amount so credited!
“Real estate agenta are requited
report the you amounts received in! '
rents or other income and remitted:
to their principals if such amounts.E
Thc .
necea- '
aary themandaddreasofutere'
cipient of the income shall be turntab-
mc ed by the person. corporation or no
Inter-l Revenue. -,
accomp‘ed by a letter of trans-up; .
tat oanmmmu-oath, ,
the pay-t
“The penalty for failure to make, at '
return on time is a fine of not mtv: ‘
m an Landsat
blockade: in Western Tens aad New | .
‘ her {"1an she was given a reception
fully equal to that accorded the tr.-
srour Goa“. 1 this state. now
lamkmaabdoummxuw-
General Clarence ll. mania. former
General Edward! and the too gov ,
' rmors wot ahead the uoopohip from.
their steamer and were cheered bear a
Showing of Fashions N eweat
Creations in
isms, Dresses, Capes, Coats,
l flats, Etc.
Suit Bargains
At a price that will add to our reputation for giving the gut-'-
est values in the city. ,.
Carefully tailored reproductions of many hen-01h 1 high '
priced models. Tlicrc arc‘prctty box coat suits and blouse bad;
“its. a... manganese
Handsome Capes and Dolmana
"-
said
i
1E0!”
an
i
tot
fl. '.
of l
the ‘
Silk and Satin Dresses
All so smart and individuzl we an hwy ”-
then. b
New waistline elects. the would M,
neck-lines and trimming and splodid workmanship; ante ht-
’"Ndspfingshudrs. ‘ I
863d” "
Mth-nm
Serge andPopllnDresaea
Featured at prices that an- deeidedlr attractive. M
distinctive models so assorted in .1315 'titat all abouts
pleased.
88.” and III to $20.”
l
i
oil"
wok
l
1.,
F, ‘.
Wonderfu 1 Display of the
Newest Millinery Modes
The largest. moat double and critical assem-
blue of NEW MING AND am “13. .
chaithoffaahiouisi’ound inthesenewanrin!
New—In colors .in materials and in trio-{mat
They are the prettiest ever. and are espec'nly in‘ -
tcrestina became of their reasonableness in price. '
gcc: net‘s. 27.; a 95.; 4..-...T.”
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SPECIAL SHOWING or:
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Ladies’ and Misses’ SUITS at
$25.00
ladies’ Capes $10.98 ups—Dresses $12.38 w
......l
‘AW..-~—sa ...-
.5“
' 4
t!!! by the artillery-men.
in: was renewed when the w w a... m
and Private Norman E. mm at L“. the; a up.
Web-In. from the crow! fl present- We were among tb m
odhtn with the CrotuuGuet-re for m. Romanians-Mon
“milieu-neg“ thickener. the least-tin must-e dime-om
n was ‘Rbodc land's spec-mm. ”not!" of New mind than I. o!
in; day. Young .1! of that state enfi the other continua of the Yell-
ter largely into t. makeup of the 10:4 3 Division that have returned. m
Field Artillery um um; lreplaeamtromouuellewm
wives, .mmam and when. m‘ Ind won am to nut-m- the
l M ot in. W. a- nun- and'
. te fiction. senators. W
i andmmnmoutlmbetonoay. mumwmm
" M “mam. 1’“ mm) m um-
:. Five hum from vaidnce and W'- lflm M N" a...
'4 ..mrbymumwmmm
:t havinngfleaceattgn.,Mm- W
l-- byn‘ml.l0flw.baudodateamo Gunmetal-data. ,hnv-
m'mm-‘Mb‘mmm .- too:
hostage” ha»..-
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