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Aflmm
, auoclmu nus news mu ALI; Mars or rue m ov a alike“; mu mo oun own
ammo 1870
Office as second-Class Mall Hatter.
Entered at the Booth Not-walk M
com IOIWLLI,
REE AIIAIIIIMENIS PLACED
AINSI ROWAVION DYE WORIIS
Machinery and stock of the Union Analine Dye Company, quart.
red in the Raymond Brothers‘ building on Bowayton avenue, Row-
yton, were attached yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Edward B. DouL
us. who served three attachments totalling $2.750. Irving K. P01-
ey. of this city, sues for $750 to recover for material furnished the
ompany, and Clarence R. Williams, of Norwalk, and Fred N. Beard-
ee. of Rye, N. Y., workmen in th: factory, bring suits for wages
. laimed to be due them.
When the dye works first located in Rowayton, late in 1916,
esicients of that place strenuous‘y protested, declaring the dye
mould run into the waters of the Sound and injure oyster sets and
nastroy the fish. A giant mass m~eting of protest was held, but
. fter a hearing the members of the firm, which is a New York state
Irporation, promised caution wou'd be taken to prevent the refuse
- ye from contaminating the water. ...q
The three actions served yest :rday were brought through the
-liices ‘of Attorneys Keogh & Can dee and Attorneys Dunbar 65 Quin.
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'l'II BURNS
RIG DEALg
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IiENERIIUSIIEEER
EIIR BUILDINII
_.. .——.‘—-—-— -
.\ lii'uu intInI maiden: of South
: Nor-Milk. “ho has. in numerous
“‘ "" ‘ ways. shown his interIi=t .in the do.
on
till
t'olopmenl (It City. has made it
kmmn to the Cfi'Ii(ets (It the South
.\'or\\ nlk i‘ ozlrd m Tiade that he will
i‘t‘ one of ten l‘.‘l( n to subscribe 3:? II.-
mm lipit‘fe‘ to IIIIIIII the housing
i. 'I‘I‘Ibuui- has the follows
concerning the financial
oi Philip J Burns, of this
I'IIII .IL;
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.nuluws
;~'I)
I- ilIIlI'L'. a lllitllll'th'd hand for the
~II-I~.‘.Ilm- and snapping up It“. ill’llllli‘lll III-re. lie ‘Illlill‘t‘clalt‘h the
5.. ..I uni, m.- III'tI.:IltIetIess {VlliPui :luul Ill“‘li I-l :IIIIlIlIolIIIl housing
I ,, ..;,.,_,1 {7;11-\‘ ”1,. “u, millin-n ”up Iilt :illi."é—' in Nornttlk am! is willing
I I.:- ”NH-m,” Tire and Rubber to hack up his how in tiny lutuzva
‘ ‘ ' _ W. I,,.,t...., ' ..
.._.. -:.i:ion imam-Ii ('tll‘ii)‘ Into the “E ii“ ' II) .._\ UNI-5U”... ...(,.._ linen
t,.IIIiIIer- , \\Ill('h_‘-\lii not only lnlpl‘tn'v thr-
rIity but will pron.- [Irofitable IL»: an
Inxestuienl. The htnl organization
'IIz:.5 done areal service in lII‘irItin;
llllilh‘tilvs’. 2’) the city. but the nth
.‘(r‘l'S non realize that turth- r active
ity :Iloug those it“! ,; u'ilI be useless
‘~ _\ (Ia! IIRP 1.5" \‘Ir Phillip 105‘ 'lh
RI public building." ,
moment later hi5. leas'd limousine
-II and lI'I was Whirled to State
(.Iniiolph gtretts, there to discuss
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((‘nn‘inutti (In l".1:'~ 51,.“ strike
'Representatit‘es in ('(Intzr
,Homesteml Chamber of
Irma mull-.- ptthlic lieu-
l'iniiiiht r s..;.
’Oughly acquainted with the
:situation as far as the steel
. S
by
today.
IIE IiREAI
SAMARIIAN
ltwii Vim-:5 extends
man. woman and
'-rIIi fervently
eui :mIi («I-operation in
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IJITNEY BUS OWEIERS
‘I; I\ .I‘.
(“I l N'Ir'u'al‘g:
v.5 ‘,,.31
According to posters
automobile buses
(i i splay ed
{unlinz death away, hnui by
these are the people The are
.Iiinz to youyusing as their medi-
their greatest and staunchest
end. the American Red (toss.
.. area; samaritzzn.
The led Cz-oes is not soliciting
warn; They ask and want co
--~-r‘ntirm_ They deserve it, from
-I‘a‘lludi’, because your boy came
'1‘" l0 I'or ri-membr: We of one who
V nuld ha ‘9 you from love (If
II aniu‘nd. which the Red Cross
. "We. and not or pride in the work
Home by this. immortal American in-
'5’Itution.
In.’
in the bur.
to BIIi-igI-pt‘rt is 20 cents.
NEW YORK Oct
.5tuclholders' motion that
retcifycr be appointed for
a
gi‘u'.
road v.35 postponed yesterday
straits-d States District court.
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lit-member the date. November 2
‘o‘ 11. and mate: .
warm
IN0RVIAIII IIRIIIR
[IE RESIIIENEES‘
.atldressed to P nnsylvania
the
Commerce,
The
5 its ml mher5hip Rn thor—
industrial
indusiiy
HAVE NEW’ SCALE'
in
operated between .
1“,:er ltI’ (‘1. \. 1 . r‘ - . ‘ Mr, Simon opened the elevator-door,
I. _ “‘1”; H” I ”I! .all, 2‘” III-‘5‘ (Lily and Bridgeport. the Bridge-rand. believing he was stepping onto out Ofllcial Leave as a Prank-
MM“ (i Amwiruv who need {l(I!‘r:\f;)r‘l‘II'dik bus olwnefrs have hpultithe (2:92am: plunged _’§I9a\il)]' down' lin School youth who m be.
.I , . .. - g . me e er: a new sea e 0 prices. w Ic I ; the s. a. .. .‘nni ar ac-“I ent: Irv-'9 oc- George OI-
Lnir Y: 3,. .Ini.»ri«h-:,1=2,(:.mn3: became directive October ,27. Th€.(Ull‘f‘d 5e a-r-szi linJ‘f‘. it is said. in Ihe {m {“186 . cgtntvthil
, babies- it»: solo-Iter‘bovs m Vfare betueen Norwalk and Bridgeport same shall. ‘ i burg}; mmeyuuemle
..,,_.,,,-,als' w1,'o:;rc,1égless‘;rm_ ,has not bean cnangcd. remainingatZS ————~ -—— , , after he hid M
«r Iizhiiosswtor the boys the “h" T“: ”mam” Chm“ is‘tM’NILBates Remembered . taken mto custody by 01‘?
ifact than no less than ten cents will ht I
(harr'r'l passengers for any shon ride,
The fare from “'estporti
NEW HAtVEN VBECEIV ER ‘Ons imlbout a wet-l: ago “been his
CASE IS *EOSTPONED
29. 5 vll’earing of a very cOIdi al letter from V.’ .
limited ties. secretary of Jerusalem Lodge,
the NewiNo. 49.01 Ridgefleld of which he is
Y. II.- ':.l» \‘en Haven and Hartford Rail-‘one or its oldest living members 008'
until gramlating him on his good tort-me
Noxembei 17, by Judge Mack at the
The receivership is sought in coda
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REAR REPORIS
IN [Hill] low
('5
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IIIIIIED MIIIIE
IVIIRIIERS IAIIE
IRIAI ACIRR
Despite the Increased Cost
of Living and Many Other
Handicaps the Home forI
the Aged Cared for Many
People
Agents of the Internal Reve-I
hCI
nue Bureau Take Upt
Task of Preventing Mann-i.
facture and Sic
WHIRIWINERRIVE MANYSAEMS
3 NW IN PRIIIIIIESS litmus
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Miss EllaJ. Byxbee Succeeds Many Homes Arc Stud
' Mrs. Emma Comstock asI With Several Years’ Sup
House Chairman I ply 0f We: Goods l
The rIanlar semi-annual 'lll‘l’ Iin; or: \YASHlNGTOS. ()et. 29. —Alntoti
-tlIII Nnrualk lnion of the Klilg'5 “it“. the diusll prmr5ioatztiftlil ['2‘0~
'Dau Ihters and Sons or held at the‘hibition Pnt‘omement act. which be-
Home fol the Aged. ytIstc :‘day aftei Arame eat-elite as to intimate pmhibl-
.noon at 1! o'clock. with tlit‘ usual rIet tion with [laBFaIZQ‘ by the Senate of tinI
Iortl attendance. whirl) .Iaekett the ’ measure our the President's \‘eto. late
Home to its utmost (Iapar‘w, i}'.‘>ll'llla}. agtrtl5 ol the Bureau III' III-
The
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president. Mrs. Leo Innis, prf‘-'l(>‘l'n.'li it: \‘enue today look up the :. xi;
raided and introduced Rev. John .l. of making absolute the bun on tho
lSllHVGI)‘. who conducted a brief deIo-.Itiitr‘ttfnuute and $58!" of Mount
itonal .5el\'-i(I. All'juined. in singing“ The few remuinln': 51810011? in the
”(time Thou \lniighty 'pfina." Mrs.tl'ttlio(l States We” legally open today
i eRoy Montgomet), setretary ol' the . tor the sale only of beverages contain-
1 nion read the minutes “'hlt'h were; In; le.5s than our-half of one, per Cl'nl.‘
Sale as well as manufacture'
of beverages (It mm. than that alco-
:tpyll‘md. Roll call had to be (lUIIIIOd;8l(‘UilOl_
on act-hunt of the great number of poor-
:plo present. The treasurer. Mrs. John hollr- content laid the .5;Ilmnvkeoper.nq
iSherman. gave her report. which show- well as the brewer m dialing; liable 10‘
"ed a small balance in the treasury. heavy penalties But. despite ".5 drum-
The admission committee. Mrs. Geoernlie
.E. Thompson, chlrfiunn, reported (‘ni‘
t-Invislons, llli' law eoILII not touch
(Continued on I'tlce FLU.
c.‘
H‘. (. I. mulled on I‘ IL"
”p FIREMISNMIIURN ;
RLAEIISAIIIII SIIII
[if EANEIIER “0353 TREASURER’ S IIEAIH
AEIER 36 YEARS
iI special uremia: (ll Old “ell
Hook and Ladder l Ulllp"'l\ held in the
Iouarters in His («mini l-iIII Station.
I‘ ‘um (\I ninn. zit-lion wax taken on the
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of the “'ebbin: and l'Illzin: I .II Ipan) “‘,'r‘l‘-‘4”'.Fud_ .
“'aslfington street. was SI-I'iou l_\ in-‘ d't‘l m “I“, “Myrna",
jured. this morning. when he fell down "m "‘1 ‘1‘” ' ' ‘ . ' . . .,
an elevator graft in mp q“.a...z I. 1.0“ haIe Ion: lllli'ifl'le'ti :II.“ mum to: III!" r
bett block. on \Vashineinn ”I“, H"tuniquo IndiVldUliilt} and diliei'canro .
landed on his feet. suffer-in: a ('tlnt'tls“
'sion of the spine and a bad st-ailr ANOTHER
AW'OL RECORD
“:‘I’i'Ill in prose
.wound. Dr. Robert M. \‘I'olt~~. (If South‘I
‘Main street. attended the anlllPd mane
jam! removed him it) the 5701‘It’alltlios-,
Ipital for treatment, Mr. Simon is sufu
fer-in: severely from t-Ihm'k. trvzothe-g
rill: his injuries. and it “Li be several
day.5 before the oulrmzm o" the acc;~'
dent ui' Ibe- (Htain. '
John Doughboy, private, in
his palmiest days in the A. B It,
never um
a record for being Absent With
By Brother Masons
‘
Johns ..
had such it narrow 951917» from cell
Hates the marble.- man. whn‘
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overcoat caught in the rapidly retoiv
in: shutting on the poiishinz machine
in his Water street plant. receivecl a
J. Humph
andrishinghimaspeedymm.
Its-Namamhltllwe "
Maul.
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sent». l
, and!
son’ 5 Appeal That the Na-
tion-Wide Strike Order Be
Rescinded
IIIIi INIIITSIRIES
IVIIIIU] SIRI’ SIIIIN
Some Delegates Favor the
Government Taking Over
the Mines
INDIANAPOLIS Ind" Oct. 29.-—The
strike order of the United Mine Work
ers. eflective Friday midnight. stands.
'After two hours' discussion the “con.
ference toda ay of officials of the
ic‘. it was announced, had no idea uof
mod tying the call {or a cessation of
work.
Pracodcnt Wilson' s pronouncement
on the thrcatened industrial war had
no defender In the conference,
stated.
lNllIANAI‘UiJS. Ind. Ott.
eeutives of the I'I'Iited Mine \‘k'oIkIIrI'
of America met here today to
final action on President Wilson's ap-
peal that the nation- wide strike or bi
llgilnflus cox: miners ordered for No-
‘hr-I I III railed ml“.
“ ith but sixty hours left before the
lime ill-r stoppage of produrtion oi the
nation's fuel supply. the meeting is the
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most weighty one whiIlI has yet been,
held In connection with the miners'
(It mantis for a six-hour day, a five-day
and sixty pm t‘o-nt.
\\ c‘t‘k
(Continued on Page Furs").
O’IMTOI ,
Considering President Wil-Q
it wu .
ta he '
increase in ‘
mum's IIIIII: l
NEWSPAPER 4
—-—d
noon-u
Partly cloudy tonight; unsettled.
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RESIREIIIS III RIIIVAVIIIN
PRRIESIS ASAIRSI PO0R
PUBLIC SERVICE RECEIVER
A forceful protest against the as II'OI ttliphonv Hutu.- mid In be [uh
cesaive street car fares to be charged nil-bed Rowayton subscribers
iby the Connecticut Company, Novem l A committee (It the Ian named to
her 2rd 1125' reign-tried at an enthusi amIII-m before the (onnertirut (‘om-
gastlc and lat-Irv- mass meeting held bx pan) officials or New Haven. and
residents or Roumton. last night. A present it resolution of protest unani-
pei lion “545 also framed to be {m- lmously l-aseed at the meeting lllt
Iwanled the water commissioners of night. The reeldvnts complain against
South Nor-walk asking for toilet lmmlthc high rate ol lltlt‘N and the ar-
double “HIP!” I wteu now p,.|d_1t “35:1'PII’IIUHIQ‘TNF of “I":on-s in Rowayton.
'ttleo \otvd to lire-pent to the human-r Theie me tvm who. in Rowayton at
of the Norualk b‘ ‘anch oi |hp Soulh- \‘hl II a nIIIjtvitI III llllfimnfil‘l r.‘ alight.
em New England Telephone Companx *f ,
is; formal complaint against the into: (Continued on hlxth ‘“¥’"
”EAR R08 BVRIII Iminiiiii'iiiiiiiiiu
IIIv: iRIlllEY
l'I‘iteought to l(zbe In Custody.
Operated- There
Alto l
“run-3 rate of tart-‘5 go Into effect on
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”MI t‘IInnI-IIIII-ut (‘ompum lineIa, pa:
I On“ “ill be reunited to ellltr all
stnet Flue b5 the [lam doors, paying
on ir fares as the) leave the cars (mm
'lhe near. “hen you entet ll r the
motorznan will hand you a cheek bear-
ing the number of the zone in which
you boarded the ear. “'hvn you :INI
about to alight. at your (it'h‘llnulliln
this check is handed to the conductor.
who collects the [are
It you should board a far in zone 8
and ride to a point In zone 1". your
lan- uill be 5 cents Fix (1'an l‘ot' Illl‘
Litiimlil'tilt'r, (ii-I A band of
outiqu-I hi‘ll"\’l‘d II) the police to
tun-I math lls lII-IIIlquurIvm hero dur-
inr Annual. SI‘DIPIVIIH‘!’ and early Octo-
lIeI The opinion :It the polite is bu-
III on vvide m '5 prm lded by “One Eye”
\‘l‘tlllam E Smith alllzed 'Hquetlos"
tn the Benny Rinknwits murder can...
Smith Is Mild to IIIIHI provided infor-
mallondi‘lit will soon lead to a solu-
tion of the mystery.
\\'Illl "Matty" I’untiolfi. Vll‘All without
bail in Nuw Ymle; "Hartford Jimmie"
I5
NinetIIbI-I- L‘II “hen the m.“
(( outinued on I’z'lt Slxl
.IIINEV TURNS
((‘ontir‘mll or: i':l;." Tue-lye). I
ROSS RARRERS
CVMPROMISE % TURIIEIIN
WEST AVENUE
i Dr George [-2 (‘ram before tht .‘wr
gwalk Medical Association. at the Hotel
Maharkemo last evening gave a most
.interesting and graphic description of
IhtII experiences in the great World
As a lieutenant in the I nited
in which he spent more
than two years ,he traced his progress
York to the West lndian
then to the Anores. then to the‘
later he was ‘mnBTF-le'd
horn his lib-knot ship to a last destroy
War.
States \an.
from New:
I Islands.
French coat-2t:
Continued on Page Twrlve.
Marrow’ 3 Death Due To
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EIREAI IVIIRIII WAR
Accident, Says Coroner
Coroner John J. Phelan yesterday
-“- . . , lie 1th of the tieasui'ri‘. Frank Nash
,"(Intinuetl on Pace Twelve. I “NV-"b hCUSES 31'? lll'm'ldt’d 'Urflm“ .\.5‘;l l~ lanrhel “ho.“ ‘lli‘ 1‘6; ('Hl..-I ‘I 1pm.,“ A fitting tihutt‘ m the memory
__ ‘ u‘orkeis. . The IIIquIeets-zlre bright ..,\,. y..;.,-,. ll... (I’lndurto‘d .I hiat-ksniilh 0, n“ di‘CtHSl'd was In,” by 90¢“.er ~ '
-—-——-- . Im. .I building ‘boom lll’ .Ixorwilk lslinp :II it lit‘y: :trmt. Y‘I'il‘," IhII A_I'n.=h \Vlniflnl liartord. n my l‘('('lIP(i \‘Ir. '1)” ,. “1.. -.';...I.. “rum-fl: granting:
. , IIUHHI.‘ ll-t‘ coming YDOUIh-‘V IIIII V(~'.lil(ll_". sum; lill‘ .r'll. II.. Vi}lll:.1lp(,rz.i_‘- ili'll'v‘llitr‘ m II”. r‘ompzmy dur-‘ 2in not null \I.Iplu .LIIvl-l .I I
l troll) hi5 ”h‘.” h”. ”I“ ““3 fin"? -‘""Iinz the 1;Ittm‘= lI l'l’" n5 treasurer. em- mot-ulna “Illl'Il' It «”3", can: t‘liml'lt‘rm
, H run)". and tI'Illl'IEill‘I.‘ (‘er' U “Wu-ring a period Ill tom lullt‘ .W‘ill‘r. Thv' Igi'l“ “”1 ll“; ll‘I‘ I": “1 Ch" thorn-hurr-
I Ii‘m‘“ m,- mmd' (lmm: II.) [M mmImmEY ”“i‘mb‘ '8 "I ”W “mum” “1.“, duh”? The boss barber: of Norwallg in session in the Central Labor ‘Iii'li'LIR‘Mlm’uill ii 2.1... MI: IiIi-Iind tut‘fla
‘ I (~'t’li'il.‘lllLZ ltulll I01 (I. I on s ii'li (l‘r l . I. r H 1. .111 {\[r Fel- 4 . I “
‘ ' to he fiilt‘ti. and lhI- m ll‘llz'l Iliniitia- if; :23“: 13.21:,3ntj ‘. Intijimg ot II Umon rooms, Washington street. hit night, organised the Mtg: ‘ulIlI HUI lm. wine-"x5 and with tho
. ' ”I“ “I 5'41“": 8nd1t¥w¥vml “hi"h- u'. llailmd How .I I :z-iruzr .lnli .i05' Barbers Associationto takeeonoerted action concerning deman “"“"' “” """“""“. “"" ”mm. "m”:
l thII-II tIII shop no.5 on- n; 1... 3:.” i:- .l . [til Ilati.‘ \‘ta- ;. mm 3... d h} (' imam made upon them by the barber: in 10“] ‘1‘ An mCMIGm salary l . .Ai..l'm Mfg; f.11-Jl;\vg:;:~:.'“:;i ::&\;;
I‘ I 'n M” mu" My 5.. ”upmmh “ mm “mm” ‘M "‘N’“ m "'7‘“ up “L “ and a half holiday on My afternoonst onshout the you will Iglmipxg u. (.n i w. I. ”I and an
"‘ ' . ,v ‘ ' . IIIII: \ "Kit“! :I " I‘ .
“W"mwfi (In 1'35"? T'I"“i“<’- a“. $1.11!": :.‘,’,‘,I..~.ZRI l'l‘ll:(xl‘i'l“r]ll‘in"" .uliritt probably be altered byh the boss harbors as a compromise to meet gm": (:m- ,, ..,. Mun... ulIc-n Imam"-
. t‘ t'ng items -of '— '_ ' . ._.. _ - .. >,l‘.].(|..;.‘h(“n “4“ '. II... .! the 153.1,: . the reque't mde byt be men that the shepl CAM at 7 0 dock eve- junq :I Mnuwll "VI :I' II and “TV-'0"
;.l‘:1i‘:lbt:00ml€!:lel:le:lie account of I PITTSBH‘G” 0“ 3’" (’fi“"i"“"’f l Q ring; ”2:5 :Ittv'rmm- nings instead of 8 o clock and that the Saturday night closing .“f' .Im'n Inn'mul-um. SHIT/I I": "31mm:
" H' ll ' ‘2' ‘ i. i ‘ l ‘ .5' ' E . __.__ I; (>21) III H mm ”' "
... .5II(((ssfuI county meeting of QM": (11.;fl's“:‘o‘,’,;‘v 21:21.3,“(Vlfiimgdmi’I SERIUUDLY HURT “ hourbefixed at 90 ’clock instead of 100 ”clock d t ‘ Wit. ‘l' W “W mm M W IW ”Om
Fem-rated Cluhs of New rim-en mm. , ,., (,f .1”... i300 employee or . ADMIRE COAL .108 The bosses will not yield to the early closing hour deman u:' i i _ ______
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It} .'l.I-5ImP];Ida()‘mI: Aggisiznwu '1:le ,1le union ”111,034 “ho oppxate trains [ THE SENTI\EL said feeling it would be an unjlfltifled inconvemence for 6ch ‘1; t “.Illmiul I .I lute luen .
. It'l‘I'rIIlrl‘lf of the midi-eat .,..;...‘ng ”‘. "”1 "1““ ‘ "I ”I“ P‘"“"“”‘E‘ d" i ‘ 0mm: of the new Master Barbers Ameiationpwenr; Colombo; —-— ‘D- -
‘ 'If'lilUl".\ TIIUIMI: I\ III llII5 “pelt. .Il‘lt‘t. The 19531“ 01, the ‘01? “111 “m . . 4. ,I (I. at”. ,n. or I‘ II .I,' I. II {OHOWS Prendent, Albert M. P01 lman, secretary. m ,Brltaln [Jent Russia
"‘ - bI knoun until newt Sunday. It lht‘ ” . . i l» < . nklacaluso ‘ 2 \
T "”h; . _ .. fmen favor a strike. they will he eaIIeIl “W k ‘ "‘ ' "' '.‘ ‘ “t" .', j (9“ er “;treamre I tn 1 $900,000,000 In El“
, t- .\ew I‘ltiypn ‘ (mint) IIII-utliiI, EOUI in sympathy with the striking steel .tlt I. .. (”lush :1” infill! ‘H "XI-‘l‘t'x 1|(Sndi I
_- it. well soon me tin} .1“ (It ‘erIworkers. aecording to the brotherhood eIaI 1"Idu—r i l lint" .25 I 3 retl in I'II- l iHNIv‘lN. “H :‘Il PH“ Harma-
I ths. It “:15 organized by Airs. E‘19xecutit'es. . I‘;()hl[l.:ny that rill‘unpp Eire-(«Hui ”Lg .RAM “ml, l ndr“ ”up“, , for lo elm
—" qu‘ ‘ A slatemtnt in connection with the Fuzhugh Simon. “b...” an “.31... (Id. Hm' 013‘ (ldfllilh m , ._ i \liaile “phmc to Jonah “'Idlzwnod
lin in. Hnuyr n' ( IIII'M’an 31 rts‘lfllt
“WATE timid that (nnwtanlm Nabolmfl, who
ir::1II-I'.I5I:ntl Ruvvm til London, hull If- .
vI-d {min Iiinui llIlIuin betvocn
Marth 1917. and MIIHII, 1919. when
vmvment (IIIaMId. mnrr Ilmn $900,000;
A 20ytar-old youth of Found It ldg 000.
N. i nun Nut Fromm, VIIP ant “ti-d I 5”,"an ‘1", g"{«v-'I“d“d Naboltofl'.
on Washington sumt. ypm'w" 3“ uddfld Ml Hill'nmi’nt'lll, twt'upII-r “In
emoon b) Poliewnan Frank S Stunt “r Ad-
ton, after he had been recognise-d by
Mrs. Charles Lena. oi Ecol avenue to
the young man who. Whim-
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Embltmty n- ”I" IT'IUIU'IN‘YHHHVI'
mirfl Kolchflk.
A wig-rival» monum- (mm Ilium
can: that a Itroup of international
banker! ham Ithanu-d to Admiral Kol-
.Chllt a (In-(iii of I. .II fillfllllmfl
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RESERVE .IIIIIN RARLEVIJIIRN’S IVAIIE
IN NIIRIVAIII \VIIII IIEEI’ IIIIIIRNIRfi
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