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1e President Declares He Is Federal Trade Commission
Powerless to Lift the War, Urges Action to Prevent
Time Prohibition Act 1I International Price Fixmg
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’Fhen—Demobilization Not “Big Five”I—— Said to Jointly or
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0f COUNTRY?
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11? Queenie was no out-om suntan"
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At 9 A. M. Today Had More:
Than Half Covered Dis-
tance to Europe and Was
Making 45 Miles on H011!
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Ammunition
Dirigible Was Then Flying
Commission are ted in the near
The not impruv’anents that are be-
ing made up in bbertlreville. . as
that aectioo d Vanuatu“! bordering
on and New to the big plant
and Rubber Com-
my is now mm are rap-
idly assuming We term and some
idea of the improvements contemplat-
Ied can be formed. All of the houses
lbetween the present plant and the
bridge have now been removed and
Deciding Factor Separately Control 574
Companies
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1‘. ASlllNGTON. July/Ilswfiope of
,w- we! forces for a brief return to
u; of John Barleycorn was utterly
.‘Jltelii-(l by the President yesterday
Iten he made it known there can be
11 withdrawal of his wartime dry
3:1(n’1lalllall0n until peace has been pro-
'fl’lzlillled.
I ‘l‘he prohibition question seems [0
’1': securely tied up with the Peace
I aty and so with the League. of N21-
Is; and, W0 still. with the pro-
rt-t. mid.- “1111 Germany in delivering
Y'cr materials and carrying out the
«11’s: 11' gyl'UYialllllS of the Peace Treaty.
In :1 result there is practically no
“'ASHINGTON. July 11.~~An ap-
pioaching packet domination of all
impmtant foods in the United States
and 1m intetnational control of meat
protlucts with toreign companies seems I
:1 certainty unless fundamental action
is taken to prevent it. the Federal.
Trade Commission declared today in
part of one of its report; to President
\‘t'ilson on tire "extent and gmwth of
power or the five packers in meat and
other industries."
"A fair consideration of the course
the live packers have followed and the
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‘- 1 ‘31'11 war-time proh‘bitmn “1“,,” lIU‘lliizn they have already reached."
I ' II ‘ .- f ._ I.I , exam the report. “must lead to the con-
jI'I II ”in.” .11”; d” ‘1'“?deme cluston that they threaten the free-
I’" ;n.~11ulton becomes efi'ectne don. or the markets of the country's
100d industries and 01' the byproducts
blush-ins linked therewith. The meat
packer control 01' other foods will not
lr‘llllll‘t‘ long in developing."
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1; TIES STATE MAY
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:';r.1l Judge Likely to Give
U scision Tomorrow, After
{'c“ Haven Hearing in.
:ucs of Two Dealers Ar-'
and for Beer Sales
1 :‘ision of the. court in the
wt the two New Haven saloon,
wed \‘l’ednesday morning for;
‘2 l per cent. beer and who?
1: aivned before the United
'; .‘ll‘lfl' court in that cit;r to-
11111-11ing.ma) possibly be
1) Saturday evening accord-
‘ 11,1;(1 States District Attorney
“find-I NI
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TEE AETEEEITTES
ARE LEEEINE UP
TUBE THIEYES
.Goods Supposed to Have
Been Rehmved From a
Train- Near Hiding-Place
in Woods—“Smith” and;
“Baker” Refuse toTalk l
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STAMFORD, July 11.—Alleged to
have. stolen over $700 worth of auto-
mobile tubes for tires. While they
were in transportation Charles Smith
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1‘ Frosby. . and Walter Baker—Aha young men
. >,.. 1 that me hearing of the gave those names it arrested Wed-
. <21! occupy some little time," n8sday afternoon byO cer McCaIrtby,‘
on Atlantic street in a taxicab. con
taining most of the tubes -wlll-, in all
probability. be turned mer 16 Fedeial
authorit" has
The intestigation is being carried
on by Capt. Robert Morehouse, spe-
cial agent for the New York, New 113- .
fven and Harttord Railroad who; is'
Itracing the identity of the two men.
and try to locate where and hour;
. 1411' said yesterday afternoon.
Lem-to that the arguments and
"an: up will be completed 011
.111): ()1 course, i cannot say
:1 ,1 tie-11311111 will be given out. The
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STILL TN EEEAlANY
' fr letters from I’11'V3te Harold B.
_ lleadqualtels' Depart'nen
v i.:.;:=ll<’(?fs. are as follows. the hl'ai
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PATIENEE ANE ElllT
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Sends Wounded '
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111 out 01 luck for maill
11-11:: net some soon.
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on the more. Had niut-i I:
1 WASHINGTON. 5w.
1' 'men may rise on stepping
Il thei- dead selves to higher
‘prmed by the case 0ft! realm, II
y who was wounded lit the; “aid;
Til"
by unborn! .
lets—Federal Board
ters Tidings 49
Soldiers '
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' g11 crnment
a. El: .185 Gambling Defllbo Chateau Thlerry. .- 1
Frank was a cement in ,
_ Suzi 17911111111 “'ednesday. ‘I can Army and 110; fill is PM
i : .. (1)1110 Chmpione WhOSEI 1 position 38 mm“! (.um
7 11.1.1115 were said to have ‘1 they “P9 4:01:11 315'
m: 11 than 10 9011,1100 francsl fiexvins my my
XL' 'l’hs M been ma b, “me love to: ,I _I
A‘vove'rnment. ‘
' 2.. i> Situated on the border
‘ ”13an on the Swiss Iron-
' :1. Iugano. [t was opened
1 Mel mam stories of nilhed
i'ides were report'ed’aomI
j R- 34 speeding eastward across the At- Beldeh Hill!
itinic. today (8:10 a. m”)
itime had reached 46 degrees north
knots. ll" this pingrcss were 111ain«I
:luined. it was calculated, the airship
‘at 9 11.111, would be npptoximatcl) l. -
;1565 miles east of New York.
Congress and
this week. The President was under-
000,000.,000 deserved deliberate con-
siderwon.
that the President was devoting con-
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LONDON July 11.—The dirlglble final authority“
line:
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we.
lantic. at 12:10 oclock. this street {135
from the west . '
Greenwich
New York
latitude approximately
from her starting point.
[’p to the time of her report at
1:10 o‘clock. the R-34 had consumed
1.8:} gallons of gasolene. leaving her
with 3.027 gallons still in her tanks.I
This was taken to indicate that the
dirigiblc was being aided by the wind.
Nl-J\V YORK. July ll.—The R-34 was
estimated to be more than half way
across the.Atlantic at 9 a. 1n. today. al-
though official advices regarding the
dirigible's position were lacking. At
-l a. 111.. Greenwich mean time (mid-
night, New York). when the last mes-
sage was received. the R-34 was 1.260
miles east of here and speeding at 45
l 500 miles
road will the. “in! It fight Cm
and run parallel with the railroad to
the vicinity of the present location of
the crossing. which will be closed.
This change, while it does not elimi~
note the grade crossing. will be a
. great improvement, lb 11 clear view of
lthe track may be had in both direct~
Ipresent location. which has been the
scene of many serious accidents, in-
cluding a number of automobiles.
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DMcgrqu M19 Bitiah vsteaénflnpt
Tzfiiumph which arrived here todayI
fiom London.rep01ted sighting the}
R 34 when a day out from this port:
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PRESIDENT Will
EENSIEEN BILLS
Daylight Saving Matter and:
Measures Calling for Ap-
. 'AbandonedI-‘~ in West dNory-l
3' walk, it Was Fo Min
3 Peter Gallagher and Re-
turned to Its Glenbrook
Owner BefowPaflight
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Things began to happen pretty rap-
ldly around the human police‘statlon.
0V this morning, a £2 'elock. when a
proPriam 0f er 32’ ‘telephone message from Dar-ten was
received. telling that a Chevrolet car,
000,000,000 Before Him '
owned by a Glenbroob man. had been
WAsmNG'rost July 1]..~—President stolen I! the firemen'! carnival
Wilson 31111 had before him today ap—l Hardly had the message been book-
Dropriation bills passed recently by ed when the phone ““8 38““ ”d a
it seemed doubtful man giving his name as Peter Gal-
whether any of them would be signed lagher. said that he had found a Chev- '
rolet car abandoned in West Norwalk
stood to feel that the measures. carry- '
ins mam-1.11011; of more than 82-
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NEW YORK.
It was indlcited at the “'hlte House I
sldenble. attention to the rider on the
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ed 1mm“ sailing and others due to leave
tomonow will be tied up unless they
as able to replace striking firemen.
inter tenders and oilers, who struck
yesterdny for a wage lncre‘ase or $15 a
month 02%“ of the International
Seemed 3 Union. with which the strik-
muta- are agitated. ecu.
mated till; 8 lnen are directly at-
footed and uneasy would be joined
mm: stewards. eagl-
Aimed flier: of Quite:-
Claimfioed
Final
“ts o; counsel in the mien! the“?
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‘t Saying Repeal ‘
M 19181911813! BID-rich. he
Ipiseoverrhs slut been maddfiat the
apes! 91m Stylish! 8:“!an kw as“!
“7 ii" 1. sum
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ions. which cannot be obtained at the.
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!ing it were dated luly 10.
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Wise steamers have been prevent- I ,
arr-m Should the claims ‘
Ems. ot- Eilub'ofli Grilles 6: Bridgeport or the anion man be made (0611 about
' Also inns imam Time
. «am 11 c., July 11.—-«
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Five Persons Are Known to
be Dead, Forty
andaDooenorMore Miss-
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Oil Derricks _Wrecked and
Every Window in Mead-
!& Broken by Rail
PWH. Pa" July III. ~—l"|ve
persons were dead mammoth-
3&1 ~11: and more than two score
inflame-thereon: ota severe Glee-I»
I tried m. accompanied by hixhl
wind and ’n cloud burst. which sweptI
this seetlo- of the ante late yester-I'
day. The most serious damage was'
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done at Bradford, where a tornadoI
0 persons, injured a score of ;
75 housed?
Lightning kllled two campers near‘
killed t
others d demolished
Clinton and a farmer at Greensburg.
thousands of dollars.
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Wire service today was badly crip-
pled by the storm and communication
with other towns where victims of
the storm Were reported was impossl-‘
ble this morning. At Bradford rescue
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New Shipping Board Head to
Befohn Barton Payne, It,
Is BeUnderstood
the reel of Edward N. Hurley
as chairman of the Shipping Boardl
eflectlve August 1. it is undentood'
that Mr. Hurley will be succeeded by
John Barton Payne. of Chicago, gener-
al counsel of the Railroad Administra- ‘
lion. whose nomination as a member‘
or the Shipping Board was sent to the '
Senate yesterday. _
Both Mr. Hurley's letter of resigna-
tion and the President' 3 letter accept.l
in his let~
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TRADE WITH GERMANY
WILL BE RESUME!)
WASHIYG'I‘ON. July u.——Tradeb
tween the "nlted States and Germany
will be resumed immediately, Acting
Secretary Polk of the State Depart-
ment, announced today.
Mr Polk said blanket licenses
would be issued, but that dyes, cheml.
cal: and potash would be‘1'xcepted.
Control over trade in these commodi-
ties will be exercised by the Beparo-'
lion Commission, under the terms or
the Peace '1' A forum :11-
nouncement re Ell: resumption of
trade relations {rammed within
48 hours.
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that the state of
BLW.W‘-vi.. duly 11. any
win-2:1,»: mm. mound.
M1531.
Property damage will run into many;
i ARMY RECRUITING
President Wilson yesterday acceptedl
, Hen will be accepted for all branches
‘of the service. for one or three-year
lot Germany have been closed, but all .
lother parts of the woxld are open to
lParlts, and, if accepted. will be sentt
1mrted,‘ was destroyed.
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Will Investigate Recent Incidents at Flume
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elated PrIesIs) .~Rutificam
ltnenty ot peoeeby the M
13m AW W“ “ml" " “m 1
{be held notto be. sufloieat, 1- -
ing to the Petit Par ' ,
“I" "F TUNE new German consti'mho 1 prov“ ..
" that‘s, in cases where territory 3
. . 'l1v states \1 inch lose territory ‘
Ancestral 123W” on Dan InIeceIssarIv in 31111111111110.119va
bury DIVISIOR BR.“ l1_\' the central government. GOO-3
Down at Branchville-Jl‘he IliI(III0IIII.Il' IIIleIIebIIdem Bastion
lung tunnel or 1 1e aarc twin,
¥:5y_FiveTmt£e!ayd1Prussiu for termion restored
The regular fimmuters on the (Path ll ma.‘ bI“ Wild ”1" 118mm?
:momlns train from Danbury. due in saw. that tltenew constitutionhng
”“3 cs" 3‘ 6 48 ‘ 1n., ‘1‘" ‘ “Tl-“‘1' been only partiall} accepted 1 ' .
I»? “I . :. O'Cllte "$551212“: lb? I‘m”; 1 “'88 aimed, n“
1110111; and honorable service on pmcti- adds.
«ceded the ratification of trill“
fin il’oland. ma} he required.
Tpa‘b’ every ash. ”Intern 411ij 1'11. is Iiidpei'ulivi1 to‘ov 0a“
.8101: way 11:; Wh‘i dueling German legal exports a ,
‘ “s all“ 3‘“ Rt “with; ”I“: test for proclaiming file nulliu
xgutuck. or 110.31ny the 01111 J. Smith. 11 .1 t , - .
{or same game like that, when it was l P res "
the aid .to ethe teame than? . ' I'
as well as the teambo’ats. Southey/I COPENIIAGE\ Jul" « 11-
have disregarded the cold numeral Maximilian Harden, editor cl l
159‘ ail-d 501' W “10°“ In" “11' Zttkunft of Berlin will 1. 1
.ethj‘: the “Baby 01am!" be appointed German am
like all high class ’
tat \V ashingtgn as soon as u" ,
liminc relations are resto
,thc Fremdenblatt. 9f Hamburg I
ROME, Th rsd , J l . 1."
OFFICE OPENS HERE . IPrecautionaryIImillItIIary IiInyII
A U 3 Amy recruiting 0mm, w“ still continue in force in this .1
opened up in room 10 City Hall bulkl- but order has been virtually
“‘8 “I“ morning-I When interview Itahlished evervu here Many
girggmfu‘éivgafisfz‘; 15°ch WildII ' are still closed but the peogle
announced that the once would be resummg work after the r
topen for the balance of the summer. I‘llml‘del‘fi- «a
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i/‘OBLENZ. Thursday. July
1'8}: The Associated Press},
niot involving \dtolesale thefli
'E'oovl. automobile tires and
troop supplies for ship”
Germany has been uncovered”
army ofiicers here. it was ..
today when several Germ-alt
enlistments. according to the branch
selected. The Quartermaster and
Medical Corps are accepting men with
or withouta any previous military serv-
',ice for one-ea r enlistments As has
ahIeady been announced. enlistments
for the Army of Occupation in France
young men desiring to enlist. The re- ‘
crults will be given a preliminary ex- .
animation at City Hall by Sergeant
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ANETNERAPPEM.
:to Stanford where the final exami-
nations are held. me Stamford the l
“rookie" is ship to either Ft. Slo-
cum, New York, or Springfield, Mass.
CORN PRODUCTS CO. l
LOSES BIG DOCK
People 0! ”Neuron The
EDGEWATER, N. .l’. July 11.-0ne Heroes mm m
amen was injured. a barge and 11 inc. New 1101-3.qu m5“.
dock. 2110 feet low were datum. ‘99“; 4am these “on“.
octsCompoaywueutdmer-edbyhre France. They “km 3W
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