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~ .1415 M037 GLORIOUS FOURTH.
:1 There is certainly reason enough for
debuting this Fourth of July . It mar
’30 characterized as the Fourth we ba‘ e
_ ban looking forward to for five years,
.dznore particularly for the last two
years and. half.
Piece has come It is the peace so
Wdesircd that the nation Celebrates.
more was enthusiasm last fall. when
“their-misting was signed. But that
.anTnot conclusive. This event marks
the‘fidefinite end of the conflict and
351-. ginning of a new era. It is a day
l" ffiumph and a day of hope.

Fiery American is proud of the na-
’ ~n's war record. and has good right
. lie. Admitting all the mistakes
"loader admitting the weaknesses and
“clueless revealed in the progress
d fieparation. all must admit th‘at
‘ W as a whole. the American effort
_. must Germany was effective, suc-
isusful and admirable beyond expecta-
. “If ,It ha. won the world's plaudits:
, ll! worth may properly be recognized
m valngloriously but thankfully and
melt respectingly. by Americans them 1

Mr. Madden. today,
swer to the question of how it could

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by
and

1 already reduced appropriations
3 approximately $1. 500, 000 000.

position to revoke the consumption
taxes,"

The general
already decided upon,. as
by Mr. Madden, is as follows:

Water power legislation, which is
already under consideration.

,The formulation of a permanent
merchant marine policy.

Protective legislation for the Amer-
ican dye industry.

The soldier settlement bill.

owners.

COL. M. J.— WISE
RETIRES AFTER
36 YEARS’ WORK;

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cl Charles S Smith is his successor.
Care of America.

termaster general. Colonel Wise has
had the care of all the state armor
195. all of which. except the one in
New Haven. he saw under construc-
tion and has had charge of the
equipment and supplies or all troops.
either at home or in camp. He was
practically in charge of the»

We have done What. we set out to (in.
,"We’have vindicated American rights.
'Urought Germany‘s dreams of selfish
* and brutal domination down to the
' rdust'. and saved civilization.
’ ‘And there is, as most Americans he-
‘Ihve._good reason to think that the
gains does not end here. It is not
nerely that an cvi war has ended.
. A the world may return to its for-
mer status. The war era is giving
' way to a peace era that gives promise
of lacing positive and constructive
31011? new and happier lines.

1898 “hen
sent to Camp Niantic to be mustered
into Federal service although Colon~
cl Motgan was the nominal head of
the department at that time.

The state “as complimented for
the readiness of the National Guards-
men although” several companics of

w a scheme of things which will
Went any repetition of‘ the oaks-v
A V and will liberate the energies
y‘ISIlons as thcv have never been lib—
(ed before. It is, as everv intelli-
mt man and woman recognizes. :lv
Went with many defeCtS.Bllt1
' people. here and abroad. seem to
dinning round to idle view that it
:50 the best peace attainable under
t conditions and that with all
failings it really paves the way for
reign of peace and thc progress of
' . through helpful cooperation.
‘is. therefore a ray for double re-
_. It may proVe to be the first
’ tion of a. Veritable Independence
of the World. It can be made
the American believe it is so. and
army back their faith with

service for border duty. so that they

diately upon arrival. About
National Guardsmen from this state
entered Federal service in 1916.
necticut turned over to the Unitcd
erty.

In his work as a transportation
officer the \V’ar Department at “’ash-
ington has complimented the edict-1
ency of the state system.

 

 

THREE MILE TRAIN TO
CROSS CONTINENT:

 

 

a By order of the “’ar Department a
motor t1 anspmt train three miles long.
will leaxc \V ashington on July 7 and1
cross the continent to the Pacific coast,‘
reaching San Francisco or e: the Lin.
coln Highw at?

This long journey i: to be made in
sixty days. it will sene ass, test of
'thc cfiritncy of the army‘s transport
‘seri‘ice. and. what is considered more
efeclive. will demonstrate to the na-

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CLEAN MONEY
on; Steel and Copper Plate Printers
fl ‘ at a. meeting in New York re-
4167,1701“. on record for one reform

,Mcli is worth taking up widely.
" "m is the withdravs al of paper man
It betgfnczgasttilfltd 2:281:3231 in front of the “'hite House.
1 with new money.
’ resolution was
to provide legislation whic
ii’nsure a freer and easier circula-
money. At present there is no
which the expense of transpor-g
not paper money to and from the.
' canto paid by the Treasury De
' " itinthoiufletofthis Union

'0! national highways.

The van
1capital heading for Pittsburg. The
adopted g3““:an cmfwyp Mcmf cmfyry cmfwyp
1course then tollowed Will take the sol-
idiot-3‘ trucks through Ohio, Indiana,
-Illinois; ., Iowa, Nebrnska, Wyoming.
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duel to be fought in
France since the beginning of the

harm. mayor and deputy, exchang-
ldc pistol shots with M. Gcmmes,
H'ice president oi the chamber of
This
=\\ as one of the numerous afi'airs
dating back a long time but held
in suspense until tlic 1 1m luslon of
1\11 ”.‘HI. ho“-
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settled

LUXURY TAXATION

repeal such of the so-called luxury
taxes as apply to the necessaries of
and to such
mov ing-picture

:1 “We have wanted to repeal the
consumption taxes. ever since the
Republicans came into control," said
”but it is only
recently that we have found the an—

the fact that the Republicans have.
with this saving we should be in a

legislative program -
reviewed

Return of the railroads to their:

During his term as assistant quar 2

trans- :
portation and equipment of troops in. '
about 1,800 men were.

new leCluits did not men have uni-3

The peaCe treaty. 'wrought out to forms When they reached camp. In;

. ‘labofiously and 510'wa in these “-93”- :filllb. the Copnecticut troops had.
_ ~ . . - . - .1 peace 1 me equipment when,
mm of waiting. aims at the crea they were mustclted into Federal:

were ready for actual service immew
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States over $2,000,000 worth of propm

tirm ti. 9 inestimahle mine of a system 1

The stall is to be made on the mom-'
inc of July 7 {rum Lafayette square. ‘

lot the train will immediately leaVe the!

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the more impressive it en-
compassed many stoc
norcd or comparatively unknown dur-

ing those spectacular
ly in the activity and extent of gains,

the conspicuous features,
Steel. American Tobacco and Stilts
Motors making gains of 9 to 12 points.

U. 3. Steel was in process of steady
accumulation. mounting to the year's
best price of 113 1-2 in the extremely
lively last hour and closing a fraction

3~8 points.
Other stocks to record gross gains

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Bethlehem and Republic Steels; U. S.‘
Rubber United Cigars Iorillard To-
bacco New York Air Brake. Harvest
er. International Paper, Barrett Com-
may and the sugar issues.

Rails again remained in the back-
around though showing a firm under-
tone. and shippings failed to retain

gains. although Marine preferred and
American International were unusual-
ly active at intervals. Sales amount-
ed to 1,725.000 shares. last transac-
tions not being recorded until fifteen
minutes after the market’s close.

Liberty issues were firm. but the
general bond market indicated mod.
crate irregularity on a relatively light
turnover. Total sales. par value, were
39.850.000. Old 1:. S. unchanged on
call.

 

UPTON NOT A DEBARKATION
CAMP AFTER JULY 15TH

WASHINGTON. July 31-41mm the
great bulk of the Expeditionary Forces
ireturned and demobilized, the War

 

ter July 10 it would‘bo no longer neo-
easary to use Camps Meade. lary-
land; Custer. nichigan; Bowie, Ten-
as; Funston. Kansas, and Jackson.
:South Carolina. and Fort Oglethorpe,
Georgia. as demobilization centers.
Use of Camp Upton. New York, as
a debarkation camp, and Boston. and
Charleston, S. C.. as debarkation ports
will be discontinued after July 15.

AMENDMENT TO PRAYER. ‘

Little Donald Frost, 3 years old.
leave his prayers every night, and one
evening after saying his regular
prayer finished up by saying“
Lord. please don't let Brother Bill put

his cold feet on me.”—Exchnnge.
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while the stream oi lite flows Sty-GA

Trading reflected all the confidence
or the May and June periods, but was!
that were ix-

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