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lartford Man‘s Case in New
York Court Continued for
‘chk
titlillfilillliillilllllf
' $52,000 FROM u. s.
(‘llurt Indicates Desire to
l’arole Him in Safe Cus-
tody
\liw YORK. ()tt. IT.-'l'.l‘:c P. \’cr-
will, 3:: years old. an exdimttenant
lie lTlii'erl St-ates Army. and who
comes from a good Connecticut faul-
ii)“ appeared before Judge l.9*£llll('il
Jllnd. in the l'nitell Stat .: District
. ‘« -ll. _\‘6 .terday afternoon. for >t'illr
l-:l- c and was letzlincd for one wet-it.
'~('Il'lll was charged with [org-cry
and robbery of Slthlllo in ll'eilsu'.)
l-~ cks that were intendcd as n"._\‘nil~nl
t‘ salaries to various military officers.
t yvas stated at his trial that Yerlill
all some years previously been con
icted of abstracting from tl‘--' ll.ll"
It‘d post Office. Oil that occasion he
as paroled. but the record lzlifilated
.Minsl lili!i,\\’ll(’!‘. later he endemorell
‘u --n|ist ill the army Hw l: (”‘l i 4.
owever. in attaining his desire
t‘oiizll til: drai'l. lie u. : l' .‘l Hal-i;
isI-harged from the am“ last ill-celli-
l ~r. and ill the p- l‘lod front that month
will he was arrestede Atlantic City
by 'l‘eter A_ l'lubano. a secret service
(Pontinurd on Pag- .‘ltw'i’lll.
Haitian/Elia '
. “continua
After he had left his automobile
ndlng 0n \thSlllnfllllll street for
line time, yesterday. olltside of an
tllorized parking zone. llurl'y Menu.
f $5 Van Zant street. was asked for
is driver’s license. by l’olicelilali
1 rank S. Strattin. \\'llen he was lul-
vble to show the license. hr:- was ar-
rested charged with operating all au-
oniobile withou‘ a license, .\lr_ .\i-l7.
'filed a $25 bond for appearance belon-
.ludge George H. \‘osburlzll. in the (‘ity
court; tomorrov~ IllOl'fllllfT. The arl-t-sl
followed after another automobile
driser complained to tilt police that
eh.- could not proceed in h. r on IH~
cause. of the obstructill: Mcl'] automo-
bile
HEAOOOOOSEVELT
EONlllllEE HERE
Attorney John ll. Licht. of Washing-
ton street. has been selected as dis-
arict chairman of the Connecticut com-
mittee. Roosevelt Memorial Asst‘icia-
ltion. The local organization includes
Norwalk, “'innipauk and Rowrlylon.
he members are working toward the
access of Roosevelt ix el-k. October 1:0
, o 27, and are ready to receive contri-
‘nutions towards t'onnecticlll‘s $150.-
ma fund for the lloOsr-velt memorial.
he Siz‘tllf->l impetus to the mo’ve-
day. October 27. when every school in
the state will hold appropriate exer-
lrises. and on Sunday. October 26. when
lib» churches of Connecticut will have
msmorial ser‘iges. ’
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PRIZEWINNEREll/ES
Hills
0 AltANlA till?
hut-m is expected on Roosevelt's birth-1
Aaooourrzo M588 usw’o eaou ALL "an or THE WORLD av a use.“ w.“ auo oua own oeauavou
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NEWSPAPER it
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Entered at the South Norwalk Poatp
Office as Second-Clan Mall Matter.
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN, FRIDAY, OCT. 17, 1919
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Fair tonight and Saturday; no em
colder.
ADVANCED
._.... -_.-.._.,_—
l.t).\'il(i.\'. ()ct. 17.—Tlle march 0t
n-nmal Yudeuilcll at the head of the
‘(oillnvcslwtll Russian Army on the
v'l'll_\' or in :rozl-ad was still progresstng
li.‘l\'l)i'.‘lltl_\' at the latest advices. Some
‘ll‘lllll‘ls' of his advance. however. have
:lppal.-lltl_\ outrun his actual progress.
'l‘llere appeared. for instance. some
doubt today whether the fortress of
,iuonslalll. outpost at the water ap-
.Iproach to the l'l‘lrograd. had capllu-
gland lo lililisll lllllhl forcm. as in-
ldicated ill reports during the night.
-’l‘he British admiralty had received no
:t‘llllllillll!ll>l'}' advices and the accuracy
'ot' the news was. questioned ill Alzlulr-
ally circlcs.
l Dispatches from Scandinavia have
announced the capture of (latchina, 1:.)
lili'es :Ullill of l'etrograd. by the
.anllwilul CHAPTER
OPENS ITS SEASON
Chester MaGowan, Chancel-
lor of the International
College. Delivers Address
The first met-tin:
Nornalk (‘llapll-I'. ll.
at the lesivinntc
yl sit rtla)
ot’ the season o.
.-\, IL. was lit-Ill
of .\lls_ li-‘o [lels
illlt"l‘l‘.l)l)ll. 'l‘llc attendance
v .ls l'liul'. .-\lll'l' the busi'm-ss session.
at which lllilt' several important liio~
lion,~ were adopted and generous sunls
votlIl to assist in various benevolent
projects. Mrs. llobsl‘t “'ay. regent.
Kil'vl the Welcome greeting. as fol-
lows:
Daughters and Friends:
I am very glad to greet you. on this.
loui- may first meeting. “'c are about
to launch ourselves upon a new ycar
lot le‘ll\'ll_\ The 1’, \_ R. \vere (”Zulu
imd to further patriotism (Fur zoldcn
()pptnlliltil) has come. “'0' must put
cur 'lt'l‘tl into practice and help the
work of .\nlelil-anizalion.
(l‘olltinucd on Page chl-nt.
tantalum-Ill:
ON ALIEN llllls
Naturalization Commission-
er Says There Are 11.000,-
000 Persons Not Natural-
ized
\\'.\.s‘iil.\'l:'l‘0.\'. ()cl_ lissActii-ilies
of radical aliens in the l'nited States
recent-d further attention yesterday in
‘f'otlzi'ess.
' Several bills on deportation of for
«iun agitators and aliens “ho fail to
income citizens. and .-\l1lericani2ation
«\l' {(Jl'l'lgilt‘ls, now in the country. Wcre
altered in the Senate and House. while
the latter passed legislation extendingv
war-time passport restrictions for on.
:jxi‘lll‘. This bill. recommended by the
‘Stale Department. and designed to
Continued on Page Twelve.
as
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HANllllliE—llll
~ BflNllS ARE 3min
During the absence of the family. a
sneak thief climbed through a window
of the residence of Albert Marsh. at
11.} Highland
noon. stealing a tin box containing a
i$1043 liberty bond and $80 in cash. A
sweater. a gold watch and chain. and a
; razor were other articles stolen. Sus-
;dentified negro, who was in that neigh-
borhood yesterday stopping at houses
NPE
avenue. yesterday after-l
with a petition for employment.
O OONO FOO l Tl
$5“ .0 RUNS lNlO AlllO
day to investigate the standing of two RA
rua lestale’arams- wim obtained from
Mrs. Scapelo.’ of 2N (‘hapei street. '
a
slit liberty bond :ll'll-l' the-v had
Jormed here sh» was a successful
My: (“Nine“)? Infill rm! Won a buildingt .Jlenrietta Still, eight years old. of
. 5 , . ,. . .. ,.
. in New Jersey." P0-
Jlt'enlzln l‘. Toolhill located the‘
alien. at the South Norwalk railroad
station. and. at police headquarters.
l‘ll"ll‘ credentials from the‘Land Cor-
' partition. of New Jersey. with 'ofllcesl‘
1 on hasaau street. New. York. vere'
Jound to be of unquestionable authen-
ticity. Theyuezo a
Pl ‘ . .
82 North Main street. with an open
umbrella held beforeher’ face. ran
across North Main street during the
rain storm, last night, directly'into the
path of an automobile driven try-Fred-
erick McKinley. The girl was knock-
ed down. annex-in; painful bruises.
She waa treated ‘
.loilri
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‘ In. Merle! HIRE?!
by. Dr. manni-
lllOG
Yudenilch forces and stated that he
was advancing on Tsarskoc-Selo. tor-
mcr summer residence of Emperor
Nicholas. and Krasnoye-Selo. nearby.
Reports of the capture of these places
by the. anti-Bolshevik army. however.
seemed of doubtful accuracy. A 150l-
shevik wireless station is located at
‘Tsarskoeb‘elo. and announcement was
_madc by the wireless press here this
:morning that the llolshevik were ap-
,parently still in [msmssion of it. as
{Soviet propaganda was yet Ill-int: sent
soul from the station during this fore-
ttloon. Soviet troops are reported to
thc teal ing l‘elrograd. a mutiny among
:llio- ulcn having broken our. lll any
|('\l‘ill. athiccs inllualo- that
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OYSIER‘ BOAl
lOA MAY RUNS
x mm 0f ROCKS
.4...—
Durmg the heavy fog in the outer
harbor yesterday afternoon. the ida
May. oyster boat owned by Tallmadg:
Brothers. ran afOul of the rocks south-
west of th.‘- northand of Coskenoe fist.
,and. Considerable damage was con:
to the boat's botbm, the crow beach.
inq her on the find of the island
without serious mlxup. The Ida May
was load 4 with oyster seed. Members
of the crew reached South Norwalk
safely. and repairs are being made to-
day to the damaged boat.
milliliter
\l'fiSlllVll’t‘UN, Oct. 17, (‘llzlruing
that a nationwide conspiracv exists
anion: manufacturers and dealers in
dr-tltal good. which has destroyed colli-
l"'lili~tti. the Fedezal Trade t‘munlis»
siou isr'uc’d a formal complaint azain-‘t
the American Dental Trade Azsottlr
tion at Boston. the Dental .‘lilnllftlf'llll’~
l-rs' l‘lub of New York t‘itv, and the
l‘ental lh-alcrs‘ Associaan of l’rmi
tlcttce. It. i. Offlf'l‘l‘.“ and illentbers ot
the three 0.‘1'f‘.lll2’.cll"n.s are required
to tile answl rs to the
Nov. ill.
individual; partnerships and
mutations which have endeavored t.l
compete either with inanllt'actluel-z or
retailers belonginn to the orcantzn»
lions hale been driven (‘ill 11'. busi-
ness. the (‘llll‘lllfllnl asserts. or have
been unable to enter business because
they could not secure admission to
the organizations.
AUTOS tltlllllr Al
All automobile. driven and owned by
Robert Hamilton. of South street. Bos-
.ton. was struck broadside us it was
proceeding down (‘lay street bill. this
morning. by an automobile driven by
Dr. V. V. Clausi. of 59 South Main
street. which was going from Spring
stree across the junction of Clav
street. The side or the Hamilton car
.was considerably damaged. The occu-
pants of both automobiles avere un-
harmed.
MATINEE W'HIST
CLUB IN AUGURATES
WINTER SEASON
The Matinee W'hist Club which held
tpicions are directed toward an uni-
lno sessions during the summer mad;
guratod its winter, season by a most2
delightful gathering at the home of its
new president, Mrs. Calvin 1.. Barton.
70 West avenue, yesterday afternoon.
with a large number of the old mem-
bers and a large delegation of the
new ones. Mrs. Robert “'ilson assist.
ed as hostess.
The prize winners were: First
prise, Mrs. Henry K. W. Kellogg; see
and prize. Mrs. Russell Frost: consolr
lion prize. Mn. Robert F. Van Baron,
Nev-19$ 9n:
wonthotgm‘pflao
RAD tcou
WAS PROGRESSING mommy
l.lt'.
DENTAL lllAOE
complaint Tn-t‘olo
. .
('nf'"
‘lllAlANllSPlllNliSls.
1. AND 1. CASH
mm A NEW
linllE Hill
v
Sidney Cash of England, and several
.other high officials of the J. G. J. Gash,
tLimited, are in South Nov-walk, mau-
’ing their headquarters in the hotel
.Ctii'l‘ord. South Main street, in connec-
liion with the organization of a “cw
{company to manufacture ribbons and
“W iother textile goods. It was stat 1 this
_' a forenoon that the new firm wdl make
closer co-operalion between capital its headquarters in this city am: w,”
and labor in the meclin . and declaled 'bc under the direction of the prey”.
that, in his opinion. the gathering was .4. l J. Cash concern. The new “Hi“.
",ust getting down to business." pany ha. been incorporated who a
Announcing: that the impatiencetilan-‘umuuufion of ”00003 the "mar
ilested by the labor group, Thursday'.imm .5". 3m"; duh pram;
had now given way to a willingness ‘o-Goodehlld an“ ~ Lole. The ’com "on
ilWilll any rem“? length of ““19. ink b. "a. 3‘ mm and ohel PG-
.‘ll'. Sheppard Mid NS nroup fit everylm“ ”0d “‘mm Th. J ‘P J
‘prospect of a harmonious “jutmnt'h‘h Lu My. . “5‘ factory m;
lCheatnut “not auto-lulu, downzown,
‘ot‘ the difference: existing beta-gen the
lllfllll and left wings oi the conference, H
a result of the elnploycrs' resolu- 1w. lites: they Cm P large number of
[COVE N
l BAROAININO
1
’AS' SOBSlllUlE
\\'.\Slil.\‘t:T0.\', Oct. 17>~\\'ith thu-
introduction of a resolution by the cap-
ital group giving its view as to the
right of (nllective batgaininsz. a spirit
of conciliation was lilanifest today in
the National lndusliial Conlt‘l't‘nf'v,
L, 1-}. Sin ppard. head of lhe Railway
(‘onlluctors' Ilrotherh lod. said he s
Iin the resolution a sincere effort a
as
lion. .
Tho ll'sOIljlllln by the capital group.
v-hicli l‘hailman Harry A \‘l'heeler
said had lN-‘l'n n:=sented.to by eleven oi
the l(}ul‘li‘fll members present. fol-
low .é:
Lesolvml. That without in any way
AllE OESlllllIlEO
NE\\' YORK. Oct. 17. .'\'.lll"." \"i'-
l'ams. Federal Food Adnlinir‘t‘atov
New York, today “'3‘ perfect‘n: plan ~
to place the citv on a sucar r..,i.min:
basis similar to that in (tn-(e (lurin:
the war.
Increased
liloilil-u the llL'lll of a Wage earner to
refrain from Joining any association or
to deal dircctlj. with his employer as
he choorzs. the right of name earnl'rs
in privatc. as distinguished from gov-
ernment, enlp‘oyment to organize in
trade and labor unions. In shop lndus
txizll councils, or other lawful form of
association. to bat-31in collectively. to
he reprcsenlod by reprgentativeu oi
their own choosing in negotiations and
adjustments with employers ili respect
to wages, lawn of labor. and other
conditions of employment. in recogniz-
Hi. and the right of the l.-lploycr to
deal, or not to deal. with men. or
:..ioups of. men. who are not his enl-
ployes. and chosen from among them.
is recognized. no denial is intended of
the right of an employcr and his work-
l-ls voluntarily to agree upon the form
of their representative relations,"
Mr. “'heeler announced that of the
fourteen members of his group present
during the framing of the substitute.
eleven favored the proposal and three
were silent.
He said the representatives of his
aroup on the ccmmitce of fifteen had
opposed recommendation of thc declar-
ation on collective bargaining favored
by the public and labor groups be?
.ll.‘
one of sugar l‘""ll‘l‘.‘.l'.
and the shortaye ixl receipw of rav.
sugar resulting front the stlikc
longshorcmen which virtuall': new.” "
zed shipping. were blamed by Mr Wit
liams for what he termed the most
serious sugar shortage since 1917.
Sales of sugar will be limited to
one pound per customer. and mam
restaurants already have put into et-
fect the suitor envelopes employed dl'iv
in: the war.
Four New York
It‘
refineries already
have been compelled to chm be
cause of inability to get law suear
Mr. Williams has been informed. and
others will be obitced to close unless
the shipping situation is quickly re-
stored to normal. Althouch tho lor.:«
shorehmen's strike has hlcn called on
by a maioritv of the local unions. the
rrtuin of lh \ workmen to the piers is
cause the capilal group had not had reported to be slow. Silver.” page...
the same opportunity as the public and of difiwdw ba\'e been rppmmd in
labor groups to consider it. Brooklyn. where alleged l. “._ “i
zllrnlmllllii ~
llllllllll lltlllllsllllfllllml Fill
latter MEN
Now that only a. day remains before
' 'on for the in so of
Bonds of $730 were filed by saloon giddde (libillem service line? weL
men “Aim “‘0“ ammm'mn' TM (on? come, and to let them know that the
missioners will not issue the licenses residents are proud oi them. each and
until it is determined whether intoxi- everyone. donations are coming in
1“”"s can be 50:“ “gm” .thick and fast. The efficient collector.
.‘Henry L. Rowland. who has worked so
hard, has been forced to ask Harvey
Ackart to assist, and now Mr. Ackart
is finishing the canvass of the village.
The treasurer of the fund, Charles W.
. Gager. reports that subscriptions are
survivors of the British schooner 0n coming in nicely. Russell F. Thomcs.
law' rescued ”"0" hundred miles 03"" who served as a lieutenant in the
‘of Newfoundland on Oct. 8 by the Am- World War, has accepted m act as
erican steamship Zirkcl. are under an marshal of the parade, and be will
"’5‘ here today. charged with mutiny choose his assistants. There is a
on the high seas and with having kill- meeting of the executive committee.
(‘d the captain of their ship. James _____
Brussla. and hla brother Ernest. the. (Continued on Page Ten).
fil‘it mate. The charges were made by: .
Captain Daniel A. Sullivan, master of
tile Zirkel. which arrived at this port
yesterday front Rotterdam.
The men were locked up at the.im-
‘migration station to await the notion
iot’ the British consul. They denied
[there was a- mutiny and declared the
Ionicers of the Onato were accidentally
lkilled by the shifting of the cargo duln
’ing a terrific gale.
:Shantung Amemgnen 0f
1 IS m’ 088d
. “'ASHINGTON. Oct. ' l7.—Having
.finally‘ disposed of the Shutting
iamendment to the Peace Treaty by a
lvote which left no doubt as to in atti-
;tude on the question. the Senate was
trendy today to resume reading or the
lprinted text, a four-day job at boot,
i with clerks reading in Maya.
Whu‘e more was no formal agree-
ment. the» plan was to continue road-
jaaents attempted to prevent Sli'llll‘l‘i
from returning to work.
l‘airfirid ctmnt;~ liquor conimisston-
l'rs. in session in tip city hall received
2". applications up to noon today tor.
licenses to sell intoxicating liquors
- RESCUED SAILORS ,
:DEN'Y MURDER CHARGE
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 17.——F0u:‘
SUFFRAGE LEADER
IN ACCIDENT
Miss Elsie Hill. of Vv'est avenue.
daughter of the late Congressman
Ebeneaer J. Hill, and of nation-wide, :
prominonoe through her activities
as a women's cum-age worker, na-
ured in a minor automobile accidait
under the Washington street rail-
road bridge thin morning in which
her automobile was slightly dam-
\
Ibo Hill drove down North Mala
atreet, and was turning around the
trafic dummy under the bridge, on
her way down Washington sat-out.
when an automobile owned ‘ all
driven by Hamid Ramon. o! 32
Bun-rm avenue. on route from What
“Washington street. struck the root
at u our, health: a tin holder.
mm&3.smh-
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from the erupt-cement 9’ nrollitll‘wp...
‘ military authorities on radical centers
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still OPERAlt flllNli Pllsoli’
0N PRESIDENl lNSlAllS NEW
WIlSON SOON MOlOR lN SHIP-
Lieutenant Maynard Forced
Landing in Cornfield on
Account of Broken Crank
Shaft
\\'.-\.\‘l4ll.\'CTO.\'. Del 17 While
President \Vilson was i‘eclfn: “cit to-
day. his physicians said the prostrat-
ic condition from which he had been
suffering tor several days was (heck-'
in: the general improvement of thc -_'___7_
last two wcei.s ’ — '
Thedoctm's i~stiell the followinl EA'IHEI‘
hullctin: .
"12:23 .fli. \l'hitc House. Oct.
17 11419.
“The President passed comfort
able night and is feeling well this
morning llis tempcrature. pulvc _
and respiration rates are normal. The
prostatic condition is not as satis-
factory as yesterday and is checklnxt
general improvement of the last two
Martin Bomber of Captain
Francis Wrecked in Fog
weeks." ‘ Near Yutan, NEIL
Dr ‘vrnvum announced that he ham
called in Dr liuzo Younu. of Johns. CLEVELAND. Chio. Oct. 17. ~Flyiug
Hopkins Hrnpital. Baltimore. one otthmugh rain and fog. Paul S. Oaks,
lbe fnicmo-r‘ specialists in the collnfipilot of the l'. S. All Mall Service.
try on Pl‘O-‘Jallfi trcu'lles. and that llt"_\'PSlPl‘duf' made “hat officials eonsid<
was expected at the While House cr one ol the innsl rcmarkable flights.
rome time today During the mornr' Oaks madc till trip from Cleveland
in: the prezident wastreated bx l‘lzlto (‘hicazo anrl return in :cven hours
Fowler. :1 “'ashincton spec=alist. whtfiundcl adverse conditions The entln
was callelI in vrl‘en the president first flight was madc b_\ t'-Iltl]ta:-t~ and at no
differed this complication sme'ai time on the return t'ip could Halls sea
days and , thc ground.
hr Yolln: will mate a thorough ex OMAHA. Nib, Oct 17 —
animation of the swelling of the pic.» hard resumed ills tlinbt eastward at
late zland *o de'ei'llline whether an 8:47:2121anl Ills machin- was work-
opcrrlion nr‘ces~3l‘_\. lily Graven inc pertcl‘tt) when he left the around
aid at Ak-Sm-lil‘n held iot Duo: Motors.
The pin ~ician said lite swelling ol OMAN \. Oct. 17 Lieutrnant May-
thc pt‘oslat) aland. from which the mild alt'lved in Omaha soon after's
im-‘idem had be=n free all dav ycs c’clocl; from \Valloo. Nell. when me
tntfldv and the night before. returned had madc a forced landlv‘g after‘
in the call'. hours this mornine and breaking a cranllrhait. 4
la‘lsul some irritalinn lll'P‘P‘Al.(l. N. “. Oct. 17. . Major
\Vhilo the troubli- might be onl\ nii- Carl Spatz. leader oi thl litters dtiub-
nor in ll‘aractcr. ill. Grayson said ling back lrom Mlneola to San [tran—
tbere was no d'llll‘l that it had retard cisco in the army‘s reliability Md el-
ed somewha' the progress the presii durance test. :lrriled here from Roch-
ent had been making toward recm‘er‘n ester at 9:]t..:‘..’» a. m.
lll'llalll-ll accompanvlnz the swell» LINCOLN. Nltbu Oct. 17."l‘es'. B.
in; of the ]-l'nsl.'lle gland. he evplan \\ Maynard. the "flying paraon and
Lil-tit May-
t
ed, “as likely to afecl adversely the leadcl in the transcontinenhl “I
nervous conditioin of the patient race. who v'as tor-red to land mp
+. t\V-'lll()(). Nell. yesterday. when ll.
crankshaft of his machine broke.
"‘hoppcd off" about ti o'clock this mom-
in: for Umaha, accordlng to informa-
tion received here rally today.
OEllllANS NIEN
has “01515. it. till Al." LiPUI.
0N Blfi EXPENSE Maynard landed at lltlring limit at
]t- l\ :l m
- Bl‘i FALU. N. l'.. ()lt, i7.— Major
Spat: delayl ll his departure for t .eve-
i? In
BERLIN \\’odncsda_v. 0"" land awaiting: authorization rrom
tllZV‘fl‘l‘m ""5 "‘“r‘ww‘l mm“. _h \‘l‘ashlnglon to make changes in his
members of the Budget (lflnlnll:~Sl-\‘l schldulc.
oi ”‘9 National “'l‘P“ ”‘9 National (‘aptain i. ll. Smith. whose piano
Treasurer announced the cost of main
. q . was burned \“t’dl’ll'ivdfly mam was at.
tainina Entente armies of orrupa v‘l
Corliss Field this morning. hilt up to
.1an various control commissionz 10 go a. lit was without a new
\"nllld he from 2.509.000.900 to 3.0"“.
ilalliine in which to resume in: night.
toward San Francisco.
A message from \‘l‘asllinml-n author-
in d (‘aptain Smith to continue in a
(lnrtiss (lrd'l, bill local army repre-
sellatlxcs would not assume file. N'-
hpvlnsllllllly oi accepting the airplane
000000 marks annually. .
The llllnl"ltl' added lfiZ‘. ‘-..~-> dlaln
on the national dcl‘cnscs would “ow n
lually react on the Rntente." and e\
pressed hope that the size of the o'
cupyinz amines would be aradua it
reguol’df t d I‘emot‘r‘ltic dPll‘llip: Without rcceitina oiiicial notice to
- 0C3 '9 : an ' ‘ ‘ c ' : rchnre
declared the iinleifllo (guitar-ids“ atllmnlg'rthglllg. X. \'.. (m ”yam"
(\d all linijts (l mo l’l‘a7lnt‘l . . ‘ P. . . I ‘ . .
coed? the troops were indulctnfl ll‘ i(‘aii 'nalz who lea ltd IllquJlt) lnia
chancd ‘ ‘ gmornulg on his return flight to san
“extravaganccs at Germany‘s cv
pensc." Four leading Berlin hotell:
have ben requi'stioned for the ac-
commlation of intera‘llied missions
which are expected to arrive next
week. A government official told thr
ir‘i'ancism. informed the local army of-
incials by long distance telephone to-
iday that be dt sired to withdraw :rom
lthe race. He expressed a wish to turn
This machine over to Captain Lowell
. . ink,“ today that 9,110." ‘H. Smith. whose plane was burned at.
gulglllicgol'hl: Entente to reduce the Buffalo while being “paired. to enable
. q - been filtilc. linm to continue his return trip m-
sac of these ml. slons had . . f lh ‘ m” ‘
A wireless disllatch received here says.“81“d rem lib h.“ died to the air
it is expected the missions will total: (.antam Sm . lasing. 1 an: m.
400 officers and 800 men and will service officials at as 1;th '- _ no
bring 20ft aulomobiles to this citv. "“590“ ‘0 “-5" Major pa “ v" '
'and said he was ready to start as soon
.as he rlccived authorization.
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'HORS
GARY. lnd.. Oct. 17.——-Raids by the
E REFUSED T0
DIVE FROM BOAT
The Buffalo Mm’ina Picture Com-
pany is still at work at Roton Point re-
taking several of their menu which
did not show very clear on the proofs.
Practically every scene has been m-
were continued durlng the night. and
today fifteen men Were held in custody
for examination. Some of these are
said to have been connected with the
Russian Soviet. movement or at least
found to be in possession of radical
literature dealing with the Soviet
propaganda.
Only eight hundred of the ortglnal
fifteen hundred Federal ooldien not
here than Major-Guard Wood do
military control ed to
, five hundred having returned tol
youtevday and three
hundred Wound-lay.
‘ CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Steel mill oper-
aton at Gary. Int. um! the strike
l
in; today alibi-arrow.
m
9. lum_m.mmtum
taken with the exception of the no in
which a race home Is to dive from tho
decks of a. burning cattle bout. In try-
ing to film this scene. so ago.
the borne mined to Jump“, .
and van (tightened to such on
that all aorta of schemes m W
in trying to have him sun. was no
avail. The company is now “an;
the arrival of another home from w
.York, at which time the soon. w I.
taken.
THE JUNIOR YANKB ORGAN!!!
Ono of the tint cranial-uh!- a lo-
nior Yank- ha- honors-ulna inflat-
'walk. If any boot wishes to join 0% lo-
“roommate-31M”
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