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HRIIEIIED Bl
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South Norwalk Council Is
Also Honored by the Pres-
II. 0f 0. HERE?
l \\'l.\'ll’li(l.
EIIIIE HE EERRHR .
'IIIE ll] SIRIRE
Iincrcascs Special Police
Force to 3,000 Following
Report of Coming of Radi-
cals
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June 7.. Acting upon rc-
Iilltl Once Of Three OVCI'SCaS. ENELIE t'l‘tttt the'radital clcmentinvolv-
. l f I .LL.1 .nc \\In111pII_:: gI-ncral sIIIkII was
“'I . n Secretaries. ‘VhO Tell 0 IIIIt-ato mm: to launch :1 campaign of
L1,! ‘ .. 7‘ - , . .Iurrorisnt. the \\'1’tmipcg city oV'I-rn-
“I {iii}, ASKED VV Jr, Relief work 'mt-nt ycstct'day dq-idrti to ingt'rcase
.. . ' “" its spt'tial Constable force to three
:1 l ‘H LLLL‘LLL‘LML‘L mI-n, mostly I’t'lirc'd soldiers.
31 . 1 l uflfl.’ I“ 8 l i (inv thousand (onstablt‘s have been
i. H IVV'III-n i11.it “as announccd.
Leaders oi ill" C'crtcral strikI- have
_,______.; R533!" ANNIVERSARY 1111' the lil>3 'li'l“ i’L\tYl IIVtIiI-111'-v-: n?
.. 1‘, B" lCut ill vt'u'z' turf“: to SII'IIH the industrial div:
.. -. ‘Izitc VV hzch 31:” I'nvc'npwl “'innipcg for!
. .1 i ii INQJlfln 0f . A ‘ iIII-mi) Your tVtII~lt~, .-\It'opt:111cc (Ii liH‘L
1 . . . V " _ IailVV'ay broihcthootis' In. .11 \I .'1
‘ . ‘_.__ Inspiring. AddTCSS by “ ll “gainin: proposal V'-.':I-'. :1211111111111IdhlI-r‘.
‘I twin-1.19m; ham Vincent bCUlly at RCd the strike had-11's and demands fort
1...........2 Men's H.111 ' IW . ......,......... w... ..-............,
.7 ' . )1 VIIII-Id 1n 131111111 1'.111|;'.~' today. ,
‘I-I III the. . . .\\'itl1 the addition of .3011 VeteransI
. In! I'I'Imttnl‘, tour hundred 111 the mcmbcl's UN“ to the police force. pat-ides have cr-zi--~
In! IIIIII Hllj lllt' l'lll'llIlS of South Not“ (ilk (‘Hunt'll- mi l'\ anlI-r oi \lavm' (“av
L"' ‘th LL) thel 15- “IL (.47 I“. Pml’h‘d Ld‘l "‘L‘L‘Linp' in All-it‘ll" the tlriVI-iotmwrt;LdIIrII'." theI
l'ttmIHIHf’Q; livId Mcns flail. to patticipatc in thu- ,,:.:!I. N..‘\1.»‘».r.‘..,.,, (-Jnlufihh NHL... “.1“
. Iti'll'lll‘lll IN”. 13111 anniversary celebration of tho a deal inn “f d .1. :4... {mm --I,I 1.1m.
. ' ‘ 1.1 :<.-I.:'IItar.V‘; t't\lln(‘llLS birth and witness the unveil- “up,“ in lxmn- 1(1111111' 1r t‘,av_v.'1in~
.7 IIItIltltl'tl and; mg of the honor roll. At 8:220 the t'alllllL _, 2511c: .1 «Nike L
, ."szV-I SW”.- t'hairtnan of the committee of ar- (‘itv "mints l1.l\‘ construed the
I ranzI-nn-ms called thc asscmhiauc to appI:.l “H. national ;|§gi5,unm.. “-1.111.
I .Ii'II.-I.\'III m-IlI-r and announced that the. chap- 1...“ 5.1111.“ li'flllt'l‘." announced thI-v
I ur'i._, lain. l'liilllt'i' it. .l. l‘tll‘roll. Would otTI-I' . . '
H“. ~ _ {mu-[.13 '1'}... "Star Spunglt'ti Banner" H~n.,.:......u tin ’l'u'erflu
wnlmliiy) In no
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'_\ Y‘igi'r lIit'
.Iut'd
‘ g I "2 ‘ I
’“L {ii-$3! r'i‘Ij IIiIIn s l\.< the ieport. Three diderentl
Wu: 5 {LL}? . 1E Ig: aIiI \ coma: ning respectiVely 59.28
_ “ and .33 per ce.nt of alcohol Wine in'
l A 1"? Pp the In: seized a year ago on which the
‘. ;?,‘ l.‘ E: y. :iéfi EJRYI dI «b.4011 was based. ‘
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wstorms Halt Trains;
. . 511‘. our C on. This Is In South America
. “it L‘IW-i’rrm’ arr-1x05 AYRESKJune 7 (Associ-
L .‘ “le ated Press).—-The ”heaviest snow-
-.._. , storms in recent years have probably,
i .. _ _ stopped communication between Ar-
'. ‘LL 1 " ‘“ " ants gentina and the United States by way
LL ‘L'LL” L L “Lib" Let the Trans-Andine railway and the.
. L A” ' )llPY for. west coast until spring. Snowslides
. . j” ‘ “" 4;: E. Mat- L have torn up the railway at points and
L‘ II'Itiufacturer; wrecked the bridges. making it im-
L L 2-49!“ 01’ the. possible‘to operate the bi-weekly}
.. ' . ‘ - I DanY. Of train between Buenos Ayres and Val-
'.I . ' . l: R. Hensey,- pat-also.
.,'_; '1 Fredeer' SeVeral prominent American bust-I
'\‘ ' " agents and I 11933 men were among those caught inL
- ~V. \ .. city alter!“ the snows at the Andes and forced to
“ “L‘ €049- retain: to mac
"V‘Iv't'ptng
of tilt-
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company
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On Page Twelve)
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Lginger was declared to be an intoxi-
cant.
illl in
‘ day
an opinion handed down yestei-l
by the Supreme ocurt.
I The evidence shows that Jamaica
. Hug-1-
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‘ot’ Los Anm-les.
INN. WAflllAiiS wIII '
. :ttlicls \V.1.~; 1-1.1yI-Il by the orchestra. and then
. ;.. - III" I‘.. K. Thomas F. {\it-Mahon was pres-
., ,I......, cntIId as the presiding officer. lie.
'I chl l1y.VVI-icomcd the gathering in bcltalf‘of
Llllt‘ council and introduced the firsti
=. .- ;:1and knight of the council, John l".".
I .‘I-.'.' McMahon. who reviewed the history of
.. . -‘.‘.'.Iy.~" the council and offered a prediction
'- .. '.1 n.1't‘ that. before many years rolled by. that '
South Norwalk (‘ouncil would be hous-
71.111 ed in :1 home of their own. suitable
to the needs of :1 socliI-ty \vhosc \‘V‘illt'll-y
11.. . .
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LE. '13: j}: 21 L .
'i t‘é a t . - l‘ , I ~
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TI! ii 1
$33: .
1-; . a. .1 . __ ;
.. 0‘ IS So W 1fe Gets Divorce—Nor:
all ‘ 183? FARE-:3 walk W'oman Gets Beating
U J‘- : As W'eddmg Present
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_ V' , , . Eight diV'rotces VV'cIe gtanted V'ester-
.. f I.)I l il\ ’l\ I)u1 lng} (lav aftIrnoon bV' Judge “ilham H.
,‘ ..I,. .7 (( (unpany ati Maltbie in the Superior court. Deci-
: .- 35'2 on w as 1" .Iseived in anothe1.A total
LL ‘LL‘ ' f‘ I ll’g‘an] for; of 13 case's were listed for hearing.
' ‘ I. mum : but four were not prepared for action
- ...____. L\\'llt'l‘l they were callcd, so they wore
‘ “I ‘n M the Con-' Silifdii‘tn truth the schedule tor the
. L‘ILL:L_.L“\I ‘il‘n‘fnflt‘f Anna C. Hendricks, of N01'VV':VIk.VV'as
LL “LLILL L" ,(L! “k“ fl bclot'c Jud .ze Maltbic to secure a di-
.ALLL‘LL.LLLL IILLL.*.(-L1.1mu- IlI-crca- from “'alter II‘. Hen:
“H,“ “f” LL!" L L‘ ‘L‘L'L 'Vliicks, on the ground of intolerable
_ IILVLL‘LLLih‘ IL? .L. L”. cruelty and asking for the custody of
”le '1. LLL .LL.. “LL' :1 minor ('lllltl. The couple VV'crc mar-
4‘ {LINEN-“13‘: Etta}? I'it'tl 1111 June 20. 1910 and. after the
. . 1 ",' ", " I‘:":"'I (‘lliItl ths born in 1912, his acts of
"1’ 'II.‘ . l‘-"t"lttii_\'. \\ lllle ' ('l‘U"llV bt‘"'ill
>I'III not divulge just ‘. ‘ ' ‘7? '
'» IIII" \V'hat lll"11>ul‘(‘5.
;.I ”an... 1.. 14“.. until it‘ (Continued on Sixth Pace.)
'.1..I'IIi III IIII- l‘ubiic ‘—
.............. a i lnlit'Vt‘tl Maine Puts the Lid
'I III“ “I‘ll'iI‘W'Illi lines “ill.
........1, .,. ... 1...... W, “We! OnJamaicaGinger_
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'Mr. Shuts -‘1..:I-Il that llit'f'ul ATCI’STA. Me. June 7.—Jamaica"
. v I
and Its salc or liossessmn unlaw- ‘
could be, and was. used by or-;
1:1.11:ry persons as a beverage, and in.
II: I1
quantities
to produce intoxica-f
III
.:'irie in New Haven.
ANNE ll NI'NINN
iii IIINNNNNNNNN
Members of the l'niou
Tit: oughout Pacific Coast,
to Be Ordered Out Soon
Unless Demands Arel Met;
ATLANTA. (in. June 7 ——Order.~ ("ll-
ling out the union telephone 09015”): ..I
at Columbia and, other puints in North
and South Carolina today. in connet
tion with the strike of telephone ame
lt‘lt':l‘apl‘l Vvorkers in lit-:1 “ruin-:1”,
have been rescinded.” This was an-
nounced today by t”. l". Mann. south-L
crn organizer for the (‘ommercial Tel~
cgratihers' Union of America. I
SAN FRANCISCO. June 7.—A strike
of commercial tclch-aphers who are
members of the union throughout I-‘a-
cific coast states is to be called June
11 unless demands made upon employ-
ers are complied with. according to a.
message received early today by Pat-
rick O't‘onnor. president of the local’
organization of the Commercial Tclc-
grapln‘rs' l'nion of America. The tel-
egram was signed by. L. I. Marshall.
vice-president of the
organization. it read as follows:
"l'nless all telegraph oificials yield
to dcmand of the :vvorkers by June 11.
tcit'gt'aphI-rs and other telegraph
workcrs as chll as their sympathizm's
‘.\'lll be asked to vacate their respect-
ive offices.
(Continued on Third Page.)
LEAVE IIIIRWALR
Former City Engineer ‘Land
Now Hospital Superinten-
dent Will Become Assist-
ant. Engineer of Public
Utilities Commission
loseph P. “'adhams oi Nfil‘“;\ll\' will
become assistant on; ineer of the
Public ltili. ies Commission June 15.
was announced todav. He will re-'
He will fill the
the death 07 l“.
V .Icamy (austd by
I'I‘rutnbuiL who went oV'ersIIas in ensi-
' peditionary Force
neerinx work VviIh the American Ex
and died at the
f1'.ont
Mr. Vt’adhams wot graduated from
.Shef‘icid Scientific School at Yale in
tumumcflcu
it a!
. 189’!
and is a membrr at the Ameri- I
can and the Connecticut Focictie: of
Oh“ Engineers. From 1900 to 1905}
Sir. “'2dhams was engineer on the
state highway work. surveys for street
railway lines and general engineerin':
work. From 1906 to 1911, he wa‘ with
the New Haven road as assistant c- n-
gineer of electric traction spectaiiz-
ing on electrification between S am-
Ll’ord and Woodie" (or ducts-ties?
' $3.
S202,62I.39
NNNINN ININ
Superintendent Buchanan
and Chairman Ride: Ap-I
pear Belore Board (M Es-
timate and Taxption
RHRREE PRUHEH
AIHEII AS PHSSI RLE
Item of $13.65;..32
for Interest
“'35 overlooked in Origi-
I
nal Estimate
__._.... H4.
George V. Buchanan.superintend-
cnt of schools and .Harry liidet.
chairman of the Board of Education
appcarcd bct‘ore 1th members of the
lloard of Estimate and Taxation. last
evening. and pI'I-scntI-d the annual
budget of the st hool department. Th-
butlgcl VV'hhu ptvscntt’d last cV'I-nin:
|1:1d III-cn (imbued. :1 diflcrvni't- oi (l\t‘l‘
.Iitlo bI-inu lltlllt‘t‘tl from the tigurvs
littttiv public t'iiriy in the “’01 k. This
VVas explained and the increase was
found to be due to an item for intei-
e.- t. amounting to $1852.32 which had
been added to the budget. The total
amount :VppI-a1ing after the
_l1.Id betrl made was $202.01
paIed VVilh the
Istintn. ed.
w
Continued 1:? Page Four\
ERABEIIREH SRIILLIR
EALL ERHIII RRRE?
.Schn-Year-Old Girl Fell
From Roof of Home on:
Avenue While
Railroad
laying
Losing her I.;.I:.‘n._-.~ \V‘hih she “as
playing on the root oi her home,
Donato. the 7 year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. AngI-lo llalasio of 23 Rail-L
road aV't'nue lcil and crashed to tl1e~
ground two stnrit‘\ below and sus'
the brain. I‘tr.
“hire VV' av ('tlled and lush-
tI'Ent-d concussion of
Ruben M
ed the little girl to the hospital \Vher.‘
rim is in a s1 nous (mm-lition
The little in '-:1: rianinn
roof of her home awupd 4 o'clock ye.
tcrday afternoon. but VVI-nt Inn near
the (Vdgn She lost llt‘l‘ balance and
with a scream. fell to the ground be-
low} lZIl'A'artl “'ilson. who was work
inu nearby. rushed out
tiIc girl IIp-t'tirs Io her
trolman Frank Stratum.
borne. Pa»
was Ciillt‘tl
I
and he sent an ensercency call for Thu;
\\‘olfe VIV'hn quickly responded and im—
111-"tli'.ttely' rushed the child to the Not“
IV‘Vlllk hospital. ‘
it was sIateIl at the 'ltnspital
morning that site was suffuing from
p. incursion of the brain and a pa st‘ole‘
fractuxe of the skull. although i. will
be impossible to determine
quiV-s for a few days.
LHEAL SEHHIILS’
CUISINE: EXEREISESL;
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The public schools in all paits of
the town are holding exctcises appro»
priate to the clo>ing of the .scnool
year.
‘1' e: tetday afternoon. Superintend-
ent. Charles V. Burltzflttiil and .lii‘.-.'
Buchanan \l‘illv'tl the Fit cit school
East Noarnalk. and the \‘oxth Center
school on New'tovn a" cnue.
At both places a mos: in‘eresting
exhibit of the Work of the put. :5 in
may m'ade from’the kindergarten to
the sixth gxadt? 11.1: hown in all
branches of their studies
There was a very good attencu-cp
at each place of parent: and friendsI
in crested in the work
their teachers there wa:
various exhibits.
change '
139. com- ‘
819856007 originally '
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on thef
and on rriwl .
Ellis;
ht r in-,
SELL MANUEAETHRY
g“-.--.__.
Arthur C. Wheeler Takes
Title and W'ill Next Week
Transfer a Portion to Big
Manufacturing Corpora-
tion
The well-knOWn Yandeliocf & Co.
factory site, on Butler street. yestei
day passed into the hands of Arthur C
“'heeler. the transfer having both
‘made in New \ork citv .\‘lr.\\'l1ci-lei
I assm 1.1tct’i himself VVith the slum hat
3 concern in 1870 and. to: twenty yea: -.
has been local managcr ol' the Van
dcrhm-‘t it; (‘0.111c.
Tl: titst factor) “as ererted on 1‘. 1c
piescnt site in 18 .6. in John B 131.11
Ity A" BIotths utiTl.‘forn1an_V Ma».
51171“ hats vu 1e 11‘. :inutattiti ed in this
Icompany. The piopmtV “as take-n
01"e1 in 1891 by \andethocftQ (‘0. , Inc..
and the straw hat business. has been
L="-(t titinItI ti sinte that time up to a teVV
lyeaxs ago when the plant VVas shut
‘ down throwing out of tmpioyment
quite a number of men and VVomcn
Arrangements are being made by
ilatge c'utporation and a transit-1 ol' .1
pettion of the property “ill be madc
next week insuring the cmployment
of a. large number of high grade .me-
chanics.
AHllI E RE PUMP
I] MHRSlRAlEl
Wonderful Results Attained
by Use of \Vhite Auto
Pump—Can (let Eighty-
Four Pounds More Pres-
sure Prom Pour-inch Wa-
ter Main
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RepiescntaIiVes of the White \lntor
(o.We1e in this titv yesterday and
gt'nc three demonstmtions of tin it
.h. p. automobile pumping engine to
Ithc members of the V01“ .tlk File Dc-
paxtmtnt. The machine “as tried out
at the “'ashington sIIIIt‘t dtanbridgc.
the St. Georg-.1 paper mill dock. and»
on the (horn. The demonstration was
Very successlui and the oflicials '\\'t.‘!'0
well pleased with the showing of the;
apparatus '.
The first demonstration was gchnI
at the “'ashington street drawbridge,
.uhere a suction hose was lowered to
the water and two ordinarym linesa elf
tire hose attached to the pu
hose “as equipped with a repgular l1_
l-Sinch nozzle and. when the engine
was turned on to force an tit-pound
pressure through the lines, 343 gal-
lons of watt-1' wet-t thrown tiom thI
nozzle of each hose per minute. From
the [“11 lines of hose .:1 total 01 titV'li
iallons ot‘ Vtatcr per minute Were
Iiii-oVVn at once. with why at pounds
pI'VIKruxLNt'.
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(in Pa gr FlI'ht )
REBELS SUI REE
CHIHUAHUA Sill
Its Fall Believed Imminent——
’Planes Bring
to Aid Besiegers
(Confirmed
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\‘l'ASHiNGTON. June 7. —~The StateL
Department heard vesterday that An-'
' "eles and \ .1 had cut off Chihuahua
(WWW/til communications withI
the outs: 0 world. This would indi-
cate that the town will fall to the ieb-I
; 01s within a few days if they are not.
‘3 pow in posseSsion of it.
According to adVices contained in 1 “98 1n the early days Of the “'3‘“ and
Intwapapeis of Mexico City airplanes,
haVe been used to transport ammuni-
gal Angeles and Francisco Villa.
fit-.7 Ient ammunition it is said to replen-
ish the supplies of the revolutionists.
The newspaper articles furnish the
first reason for the feVerish haste of
the Carranza. government in
structing bombing airplanes. If An-
geles is equipped with airplanes as
ftheie is reason to believ,e the Cat-
unza government will have to cope
with this new form of activity in a.
r'eVolution of adopting like tactics.
Late reports were to the effect that
the Carranza authorities had facilities
Icapable of turning out more than 20
I airplanes monthly.
I
and besides BUTTERWORTH RIFLES
a detail 01
pupils preset to show and explain the
HAVING FIELD DAY
The Butterwortn Rifles mrcnec out
from the Xorwalk Armory this morn
A most interesting program of the in; for their annual Field Day 011--
Ichoo! . ,
Junior High of theCe-rter
nmummwm}
"cumin-nun
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—., . 31 um.
‘ cd in the Supeiior court “Morita:
,end of
' supply
lion f1om the I nited States to Gener.i)iany of the leading laVV'Vers of the troops
t-z
-Council of flour Instructs A
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Kolchak s F orces in Russia I‘
Viki, Which Has Been Vi
alllll ALLEREII AHlIIL
RANHITS ARE HELH
Milford Police Detain Men
Claimed to Have Robbed
.litneur of Car—Caught 1n
Springfield—Accused Said
to Have l’een Des otters
From Fort Slocum
Alli FORD. Jim" 7.~AIII ,erI-l to be
the two h¢T\lf't‘ .IIIn who, with auto.
math 1eVoth-1.~ Hopped l‘aV'id 1:.
Lloyd. 3 public :III'V'icc automobiu- op
(valor: of BIIIizeport. 1.11 a lone}; road
Incar l1c1t- late Thursday and {robbed
hint of both his new car and his
money, \Viliiam P. Brown 23. and
”nag. 23, who are claimed to
have admit’tcd that they deserted from
the army at Foxt S.locum N. Y.. mete
brought here last night “out Spring:
lield. Mass. bV' Chiet of Police James
Mahcr. of this t0\".n They «Vere ar
rested in Springfield yesterday morn-
ing.
(Continued on Page Seven»
CURTIS REVIEWS
REEEIIIERS’WHRH
Attorneys Appear Before
Court to GiVe Accounts ot‘I
Financial Affairs
RecciV'crship ntattci s ‘ I'I-V l(‘\\'
by
custom
vIIre
.lItdg-I Curtis. according to 1hr
which requires an .i.t-».1'.in1111;, b;»,thII
the court year. Attorncys in
12; cases appeared to t'xplain the ('(il‘r
dition of the trusts.
Unt- 0f the oldest was the applica-
tion of Harry T. Let's, of Norwalk. in-
\‘Ol\ln2 (1.“. Bradley Sons. inc... t-n<
teied in May 1914. A repott betort-
the end 01 the court term is promised.
Affairs of the Giant Plastti Boaid
Blunitions l‘qn 0i Whi(h J. liar'r) Closslty no“ lit?" “11”..
serving a ptison sentence. was tent-iv-
er time been delayed owing to Closs- ‘
ley' :4 financial troubles. (_ ounsei will
endeavor to straighten out the tangle
during the next. three Weeks.
Another case which has been in theL
couit for a long time and VVhich no
one seemed able to explain is the ap-
plication of Entry J. Dietrich against
the Middlesex Chemical Co. Thi.-'
concern made picric acid for the Al-
Germans Vvere scheming to cut off the
About $400000 is inv olVed.
,state were entered as counsel in the
Tire planes haVe been carrying suf.‘ case, which was filed in December,
1915. There has been my action to.
Ithe last two V'.ears
Other cases pending for a. long time
are the action of the New \ork, New
con- .LHaven & Hartford railroad against-
the Ridge-field 5.: New York railroad
This Was to close up the affairs of the
smaller corporation. The action of
Emily A. Smith against the Anning J.
Smith Transportation Company in-{
-V'olves about $20 000 Action on the
affairs of the Connecticut Press ( 0..
Sigmund Loewith, plaintm' inil be
taken in a few days and a settle-
ment effected.
-:V
' NEW ITALIAN SOCIETY
TO BE FORMED HERE
I Plans for the installation of another
null-u tuber-uni society. in this city
Mn :1 the St Rocco ore under way.
I
REPLY l0 HERMARI’S CHIIHIER
PROPOSALS ERR" PEACE NOW?-
H_—‘
the Answer to Complete Reports bV
That It Can Be Presented to Enemv Delegation
ITALIAN CLAIMS EH TERRI iHR‘I’ RN EASE
SIiIIRE HE AHRIATIE EAlISES lRRURLE
L‘.‘.’_‘ Checked luv the Bolshe-.
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WflbmlumotSuu-
ll Commissions Vi orkingf on ‘
Monday SO
a
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airing Big t ains Latelv
{ll} 'l‘iic “\‘Nstlt‘lfllt II PIT“ -.
'lLlf‘l~(\t‘l\l\lltlIt ttho
iL'lI :IIIIIII,_r 1:111th III 111- l’I'aLc.L . i on-
Ecrc 11c l‘ lil ’l‘ :11' is are (“i II'an‘InK
to hast: 11 II: . tlt'll\t'l_\ III thn allied
1c'pIV (lctnmny \ (‘tillllit‘l pm~
Itinsals to the lt‘l'l'l\‘ of peace. Ao-
I-III'IIIIII: to tillVlt‘t". the Council of
Four has ii1\ll'tlt'i"tl :III commis—
sinn~ “or! in" on the rc 111v to com-
plcta- their re putts II} \iImIi. 1_V If
this IIIIIII is I .III 1I II out. the teply
NVrIIIIaIIIV VViII llt‘ ll Init‘II early in
the VmIIk and immediatcly picsenb
cd to the cm 111\ (lt‘l cgation.
Paris rIIpIIIts iIIIIiIa‘II- a
in“ scttl 1::1I21t in lllt‘ ( tillllt‘ll of
F'III'I' that altct'atiuns l'll\'l be
mm. '1‘ tltc ll‘l‘;il\ but in Wllflt
particulats 'lll" let his will he modi-
fied is not yet inditated Premier
tn
»2‘l‘flW
Lloyd (loot-go is attending meet- .
laps of the Pritish commission 1
V"!
studying: the reparation phase of
the limit}:
(‘onnt V'tm lirockdot'fiL-Rant7.1111,
head of the German peace mission,
-lcEt Versailles last night for (it-['-
iniany. it is reported from Paris
It! I't III‘ is I \.:.c‘chi to return lion-
ti:1V.l"I'cnt-I1 nfiicial cirtlcs are
said in expett the Germans to re-
fuse to sign llif‘ trims. and it is
Ip ,. I II ’1 «mt tI.at as delay would
fat or the Germans. thccr is tier-cs-
sity IIIr haste 111 lumging exchang-
es in tVVcII'I ihv allies and the th-
I
c‘ny .'t :1 III A more hopeful
s-Irtimcttt 'l\ said to lit‘ apparent ‘
in Berlin.
TIII- Italian claims to territ my
on the t‘ii\lt‘l'll +Il'll‘t’ t-I' tlII" Atlt'i-
'aliI- ;I-'c also I-aIIsIHQ' some uneasi-
‘tlesx I‘l l’caI-e (‘I111‘1"'1'11111~n circles,
The lizIIi;;II l’arliatncnt will meet
-lIIIIc l“. and Premier Uriah/lo
timttamlinu that :1 sIIttIIImcnt be}.
l't‘ill‘llt'tl ll." that time. Dispatches
‘ErIIIal‘:1:'i~' Illtll"iii“ that the III-atl-
look over the situation regarding
,Fiumc and thc Dalmation coast is
still tansint: concern .and that Pf-
i'orts to teach an (I‘letillt 111 have
is.
I Admiral KIIII-liak‘s forces oper-
ating.' in Emopean Russia are it is
‘admittcd: ehIr-ked by the 1’ olshe-.
viii \Vinston Spencer ( hurt-hill,
Brit ish “'ar Secrcfary. delcal‘ed
V'IIstcrdaV that no attempt should
Ilie made to ctII-mnagc extravagant
llnpcs lt‘fialtllllfl opcr rations in Ru!-
sia.
Hungarian Bolshevik forces eon-
I
I
tinIIc to advance against Czech
lIetVV'cen Budapest ,and
\i.11113.Tth' are reported to
.ltavc ctrocsel the Danube at Cram.
and to he menacing: l’resslturr.
IFrcnch generals are said to be in.
Icommand of the Czech army there.
”KIRK. Tucsday. Ma} ‘27 (Asso-
ciatcd PressuwThe Siberian 2cm-
tstVIIs VV'hiIh V'cre organir ed in’
L1917 are VVith the exception of
two or three in the Far Eastem‘
serlltm of the countrv. in harmony
I'VV'ith the Omsk government and
LM. Pcpelaev Minister of the in-
terior. declared today that the Px~
ceptions were dominated by new
settlers who are not represents-
the of the populations of the dil- ,
trivialieafiected. -
government is comm
them {he
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