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VIflLATlflNS THRHUEHBUT STATE
ml Woman Let OE Lightly by U. S. District Court
. T‘ww Haven for Marl Thefts—Sugar Profiteer
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‘ AND Prelim
Christian Feigcnspan. Says
They Will Try Every
Legal and Constitutional
Means to Obtain Demands
WANT STATES l0
VfllE flNflNflMENT
Tim???“ 13159059? 0‘ wood alcohol. and was arrested {or
. 9‘ "3-193." ’molfiiom wioiating the wartime prohibition act!
Prohibition 1MS!- .was fined 3250. His bartender, James!
in“? afternoon at ,' Hurley, was fined $200. l
an (1.“ the lebmawt The first prosecution made the 18th
_ I” 5’1““ dl-‘U‘C‘ amendment, the Volstead act. was2
--"-‘0 ithat of .lacob'B'lum, a Bartlet-d liquorE
(lealcn who was fined $75 for having?
liquor in his possession. His bartend-l
,er. Felix Manila. was fined $50. Other.
:aloonkeeperu fined for the same vio-
lai‘fons were Louis Franzcse of Hun-.7
lord, $73, owner of :\ saloon. and his'
bartende., Enrico Suici, $75 and cests.
Frank llinellt of Hartford was fined
$73 and costs for manufacturing wme
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z or to any who
making liquor_for
inclined toward
" 1‘; who were
drink for home
.A. Schultz
.‘iuw Haven for
t:~‘it';'inr;r-.l prohibition.
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_..~..1 was fined 3m mm some. rns- for participating in. the I
"um'zifmxun'u «if mu .- \rnrr- Domiuiro Hundreds Of Millions D01-
..£:lill:'?. 9. berthndnr of Hr-aulrv. fined 3"". Frank ltv t‘onzi0.l V ’ W th top
" pl illS cuss. noilnl. lI._.-$l"; Jose-pl. Marcella. bartender of I 01' 0f P arty
.9 Eva? t':«l‘. in .1 tpu u:' the “'fi'lli“. 3T3; Pt‘tvr Sicrre. the cook! "an nly DeStroyed
ltf‘tn‘ ~-«‘nltin:; tunic: ”1' ’i‘v “\?3l*li“'llllt‘ll'. $3". . L I
‘ i”; 11.“, l.e- maul Montanu u!" 'l‘lmmpsnmiile.“ A'I'l .XVTIC CITY N J Feb 25
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\th lé-vmr «’nn'nlmn: Handout-d on Page Nine). . lire ms of the [ nited States ‘1“ use
icxcry "legal and constitutional means
L. to keep that liberty and that property
that is guaranteed to us by the Consti-
.§ E l g 5': 4.31] T tution.‘ Christian W’. l-‘eigenspan de~
l . ‘ * fl .. z :3.” g i dare-d here today. at the United States
‘ h. A 31113 I r. Urmvers' conference, of which he is
‘ p a president.
l . i #:4113" g g ”5‘ . “Counting the nonratiiying States.
r I l ’i {'1 _1! i . tlzcw which have not voted for State
_ ‘ - < : ‘ I II prohibition and thost- which have vot-
rxtl against Federal or State constittr
I; a fit ,' F . ' licnul prshibition in recon; years." he
3"}. is a 1‘ :I q Repv‘ll)l!can I‘eadcrs Agree Fald. "“‘l‘ ll‘dVP 25. Ol‘ ll'lOl‘f‘ than {I ma-
jority of the whfle number. There are
on Separate Legislation on :1 i‘eft-rcndiim sum-s, 13 of which an.
. . . not included in the ion- oin In
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> _ in Big :\I~1q:; u. btltemc Next . CCJtlber mm.- Mates. lhr- neoph- liaye reserved
. .1. .- . _ . . ‘ - __ m tlwmselves 'tbe non-er to aopmye or
g‘ 2 _.‘..‘fi. f..~§_ ' l
i u\1n;. , (ll. - .11- . _ ., _ . ‘ . ;.;e«-t at the polls any act of the [Ig-
Cl’l ‘x‘.‘.'\>ill.‘~ti’l0.\. 5H» 3.-.; ntW'!>k‘-' irlutura.‘ They must, therefore be
-_-.-_ l‘..llll'\lf Emitting Ml: 2w mmt'vd {lulu counted as States which have not rati-
m. Ilium Army liar.,.a;:i’.;.:t..mn bill that Adding those States to the 23
. 32...! .3 :Jnlwuu. (x. 9.1141 he the subject 02' “Dual" “gt"
.,._.‘1m} I); ()7 t; Jpn. lt‘lltfln .H the next se><iuil :f (’hn‘l?‘ 5;. Continued p we
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\Vhinvr' .li‘ul 10:02‘31 i bf'fllml‘ilg ”1 December 1““ has 0n 80 T l e
”find control 0,- .h... ‘r'uiz— »¢l upr-n lust nielit by Republican.
l. pavilion ”1'2“”. n.3,; :md lt-px-rsentativc hahn
ti'uijv. chairman oi‘ the House Military
accumulate», after two days of informal
conferences. I ‘ ‘ . _ _ l
The agreement is looked upon my
eliminating any possibility of Republi-i
Island and 6mm Rock can action it the House which might;
‘ .-r rt.<r;rgc:;.m,~ will be‘sbe interpreted as a stand on universalY
proporty' “-34.11 has, training in the Presidential campaign.’
r l‘..;«l:~port's and W11“); met vallfsmafiittyme «1 President Buckland, 'of the
Emu». “no“. [10551 e 51.10 cm, or cons em 1011 in N . -
ew Haven Road DIS-
t'rnming the platform. 6 ’
Members of the Republican leufila-f cusses Rail Possibilities
live steering cominittce. includin: lls‘p.
:z‘ain it unxlr—r lizr- policy in
the last few years. was made
' VVbile the object of the
':~:'lers:0i..l. is to prevent es-
.af amusement. enterprises
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stimuli!)
Still lflllliAlH
The proposed consolidation of the
New Haven road with the Pennsylva-
nia-railroad system and other Central
States lines is forecast in
nouncement from Chicago that
'l"ennsylvunia will be cut up into four
continued on Page Twelve.
*PRICE 0F BEEF
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6 road to private management on March
:1. W'. W. Atterbury. vice-president of
gthe Pennsylvania and one of the'di-
Fair and amnion”: .
IRON WORKS HEW
MAKES REPLY TO
THE. IRON ; MOLDERS
f MADE'PUBUc
. February 22. 1920.
»'I'o Editor of Evening Sentinel:
The real friends of unionism must
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Prohibition Directm; Dal-
rymple andSixtezn Armed
Deputies With Michigan
Constables on the Scene
Carranza Government Re-
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.lntemationat lmn Holder-3' Journal for
f H l to VI!” the P“ 3-9 February. relating to an injunction se—
’cured by the Nor-walk iron “'orks
ports of Henry For-res. F b 191 h h
“r gCompan'. in 6 many. bar to was
coiltllnlflsis Before F8,“ sub-:reprinteii in your paper of February
blush with shame, if they do not burn set it article.
:with indignation. at the article of the bearing continui
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Criticism of this injunction is most
unwmnneed. and the union knows it.
The defendants have never moved to
have never nsked for a.
ng'lt. and have never
sought to bring the case to final tth
Their only course is to poison the
minds of their members. without {alr-
ly stuingdhe (acts. and to hope that
no one “ill have the interest. energy
courage or opportunity to hold their
the an-é
the‘
great divisions on the return of the?
stratum
Hill Till Putts
McDonough Ready to Obey
Federal Oficial With the
Proper Credentials
lRON RIVER. men, reset—Ate; - . ,
velopmems in Iron County's alleged; MEXICO CITY. Feb, 25.—-Tem of
“liquor rebellion" today depaded on 1 three notes which have recently pass—3
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KIBNAPPERS uwr -.
ASKEW UBERlY
American Plantation Man-
ager Had Been Taken by
Villa’s Followers “
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’of Americansm. He. at least. has the.
.patriots of Nor-walk, with their full-
blooded Americanism. have very little
The man who penned that statement sets up to the light. '
is, I beiiev; unfit to lead the cause of 1‘ ha :1 k goodness. Washington's
unionism. His aim is to deceive hisgmrtbday could not be deleted to a
’folluwcrs and the public. Ind. after the' more patriotic end than an answer to
lfashion of Bolshevism. to destroy faith ; S
'and credit
uch an fitack upon our courts.
in our courts. Whammy! The author of the article. in his cun-
the status of his nationality. be is. t’ninz efforts M ridicule and discredit
fully believe. lacking in the true spirit our courts, says:
"As we understand tho sitm~
tion. we cannot mention ihi name
of the Norwalk iron “'orks with-
out'violating the injunction."
This. is a deliberate falsehood. The
author knows that the union may men-
tion the name of the Norwalk Iron
\K‘orks Company in a- thousand and
heart and intentions of that kind of
alien who, in preparation 'for “Der’
Tag." would undermine faith in our in-
stitutions. ,
The Evening Sentinel. and the good
sympathy for
such writers and their
ilk. ‘
Continued on Page Five.
steps taken by Major A. V. wrympleued between the Mexican Government.
fedora l prohibition director for tbelnnd the State Department. at “'ash-g
.central states. who arrived here usuington. Were made pu lie at the For-E
fnlgbt with sixteen armed agents 0! i etgn Ofl'lce here last in. The first;
itbe Internal Revenue Defiant, ’ Vat a W981 from former Secretary;
fand a force of Michigan slits con;
lRoben Lansing that the lexican Gov.
isubles.
No resistance was expected should
lemmem vise passports of Henry For-w
gm: pgohibttion director begin his
icampalgn ‘to clean up iron County
gigs. an American times-s before the?
3l-‘all subcommittee. which recently set =
73nd leave it a clean and lair-gull“
place." by following out his announc-
lot El Paao. Texas. inquiring into Herr"
{can conditions. The second 'u_th-.‘f
LMexicau refusal to accede to this rc—'
cd purpose to arrest without. warrants
M. S. McDonougb, state's attorneyu
and five lron county and Iron River;
9quest. and the third was Mr. Lnnsing's:
city ofiiclals. who on l-‘ehr‘rzry 19 in-g
terlercd with a prohibition agent at.
tor be bad seized alleged contraband '
wine. it was that action which lcd‘
ito reports of the "uprising" lgllnst.
:enforcement of the 18!): Constitution. ; O
Tal Amendment.
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Hill lllllfiAl \
SALE "[6le
Collections Made in Federal;
Court at Hartford Make
Total of $2,900
Members of the Fairfield (‘ounty
Fish and Game Association .and local
sportsmen. generally. will be interest
Ted to learn of developments subse-
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“Chief Richer Still Investigat-
‘ Started From? Wt
Combustion ‘ ‘
Hire commissioners of Milford met. last.
tcveniug. and took up matters of public:
isafety, especially in connection with.
itbe burninx of the Ft. Trumbull Beat-h
fire house a. week ago. The firemen
will not consider anything except that
the fire was? the work at an incendiary.
Two other fires. during the past year.
had been started within a. block of the
ouse. On the other hand. the fire
issioners have ascertained that
,tbere are possibilities of the fire hav-
éiug started in another manner. The:
have had electrical experts, who have
discovered electric wire shuns on nails
Qin the cellar. and have daccrtainerb
fithat there were three gallons of Reno
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_ ms PAMILY
William llvnry Gilbert. of the Broad
River district. who "85. arrested re-
cently charged with neglecting to nip—
port his wife and children. was ap-
walgncd this morning before Judge
floors to give the right of way to a an_;(lcorge H. Vosburgb in the city court.
ish ti‘vht on the recently sscd lull-v lie 91935“! gum-V ‘0 “°“’s“pp°lt' and
road ficorgsnlzatior. bill. pa ’ was sentenced to 60 days in Jail. Sen-
I‘equest for a veto of the measure: ”a“ was sufiwndp‘i When Mr. G!"
will be presented to President Wilson,‘ her! furnished a. bond of am guaran-
probably tonight. in thewform 05‘ng: lacing the payment of $13.10 Weekly
mortal 5m forth ’ n
mum affirms
mnmsu lllilll
illuminant
wssmxo'i‘ox, Feb. 25.-~00asider-'
alion of President Wilson’s proposal
for settlement of railroad employs-5'
wage demnds by In impartlnl tribu—
nal was sidetracked today by union of-
labor“ to: six months to his family. He
objections to rise abut-m names?” muted M AW 1
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(Continued on Pogo woven).
in the First District conrtfym
.moming. and continued until today to
gtbe downtown court.
BERLIN. Feb. 25.~—Under Secretary‘
ot“§2;iie Moesle. who on Jan. 27 was: “'illiam V'ollmer. onetime head of
named by Mathias Huberger as dep—fthe police department of the old City
my in the Finance-Ministry. has. been of South Norwalk and former sheriff
selected to succeed,Herr D1berger.or Fairfield county. is slowly recover-
vrbo last night resigned as head or the: ing at his West avenue home from a.
department. “lgeneral breakdown. Sheriff Vollmer
in tendering his resignation as Min-’ was. taken quite seriously ill about a.
later of Finance to President Eben,“'e\3k ago. but at his residence, this
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:gtx-sntmtrvnuliu
;SUFfERSBREAIiIllIWN
_. ‘-. hall." he said.
'w-iiH shot me fol.
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.\.T’,).:._i\I:E: 23' AND
.its IN BATTLE
. :7 ~Vl'orkers. at
h.:Ve seized the
mi proclaimed a
awarding to a
' ('éj-nlral News.
h'.< taken place
. :..~.».l carsbineers.
.3- “‘err wounded.
- rwurred at Vit-
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4“ '5 general strike
' '11:: metal work-
“3 b." the Labor
EN FROM
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of counsel
.‘Employe of
V ins case will
Sitting of the
.1 but it’ll] be
. llr-‘y form. Lanz
r-rg under false
' inn-n funds.
an odd feature
_ the $192,090
nix? are said .30, a,
W a reams
'; n... a; elsewhere;
I'lainrs to be insa‘f‘
EUiS’ mun": 10
JAMES ll. cannot
At the request of a number of mem
2 bers or Norwalk Lodge, No. 709. Bone,
volen't and Protective Order-rot Elks.
lute tribute to' the memory. of a late
'brotber. James R. Connor, delivered at
lthe last session of the lodge. by Past
‘nmned Ruler Patrick F. Bropby, is
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’Exalted Ruler and Brothers: ,
My acquaintance with‘ Brother Con-
lnor began with a casual business call
labout 22 years ago. From that call a
firm. friendship developed wbic has
been a source otpleusurcto m , for
many years. I counted him as one of
med advice has--been .
him dming'the‘ years
a tribute of alteration. and We}
thoughts abundances us
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turban o! my friends. ever ready to
answer'sny'cu‘ll oped-him. {Each 7:} .1
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BUDAPEST, Tuesday. Feb. Sir—Ru-
‘mania‘s army units Which have been
loccupying a front along the River
'Thciss are withdrawing to the line fix.
ed by the Peace Conference, from 60
to 80 miles east or that stream. This
movement will be completed on Feb.
25, and the next any Hungarian troops
will cross the Theiss- They will thus
observe. agreements not I) move for-
ward until twenty~tour hours after the
ananians have retired ,
" Reports of Rumanlan within-aware
are received with much relief by Hun- -- - ' was asked my questsons. regarding‘ a t ’3 in gm“
prim, who allege the Romanians . - the reports Without i . A :8. _
have systematically tool‘s: :‘he can; . , _ , ,"We VGIB‘ drinking m (“imam “SW Jam Hrs. Imus
. Allied oflicers tuna v been . . . - __.._._ ‘
vestigethrgchargesufloottngintbis“ W; _g * .. ’ »V (WWQMNW).
city and in the plain or the Danube - ; #:ng .7; i: \ . i ,. ‘ _
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will inspectrtbe 131cm: country.
amnxnucumr G
SWIN
“a trio {bit bud swindle! for;
the,
magma;
can“; in
mm b,_RMfle’ Island '
The marriage of 35133 Karin M. Tja-
dog. daughter of Mrs. Charles R. Tja‘
der. of New York attribution. to "Guy
sy Pat” Smith. the evangelist. is u,
take place on April 23.
“GYW' Smith has just finished a
tour of engagements In Brooklyn dur-
ing which he spoke before 10.000 per-
sons. He first met Miss Tjader, at
Dar-ion. at n church concert. Their en-
'gagem'ent was nuno‘unwd last August.
The evanxeltst served in the W as a
captain inLord Wat‘s mts and was
wounded in action.
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cls. in confining his description of;
condititn: in Soviet Russia, from;
which he has just returned. \‘a’hlle’
not going: into the truth i of the va-
Attoruey William A. Grin Jr, has
rious rules 0: cruelty, which b’ave gm“ 3‘ Mg} “33°“ 1;”
been related. ye: Bolshevists, he says. 1 m“ “dreamt H.” “I" '3 Ea
ridicule all these reports which‘havea. ‘ __"m "1' 9. “’9‘
been; euwrdi _ _. .denrol‘lfidgefleld.‘f§enlthmm
' 1” on the grounds at m, and u
Inthccouree ofa trip aboard tarnish . . 8"”. c
Bocbevlknmored train from Kroepkelre leftothe m on
new we Polish from, to Dasha, iithl
BOIMK'MW, the correspondent E or
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sum-ted an action for diver-cuter Hm.
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1 .( 11‘ t HIS Name‘ ificggngg tggrlmng‘figeggfifs 132:3?er Guhem ‘0 the “£3363; 3321:: 3:693}. acne in a can in the building. that me Herr l-Srzberger based his action upon forenoon, it was stated he was grad-
“.Hng have told the men who ruri the Penn-'Se; Egegpgneh'ovember 19 last irifhipipes from the heating- stove went a desrre to have the investigation of ually improving.
___.___ l I n’lvania that unless they got in some" umbé o'f artrid es woodm k and‘ h a w en partition and other . his allegedly falsified tax returns pro. 'While shoveling 5‘10" early “3"
. .. . "lining blood‘ the 'mnrciad‘ would die2a “it {t h‘; gatie d h-‘l be andm‘mS “We" mm“ “"9 ““39‘1tmm “mm prejudice °r mn‘ide""“°“' Sheri” "mm” ““5!“ “‘4'
F : f:tol.yl d1: l V . i (J "dry rot." lgrglappétr 12d snzitsd in 5:351:an (Mfr? é spontaneous combustion. ”‘3’? ‘folr his ofl‘iCial position. W'hile the i and shortly thereafter suffered a
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l‘t'prlds‘nl’ or m. Reduction in the price or rnldd.e The proposed divisional points un-lnecricut and which be bad ltliinncd t0:i (31:! 31am): li: stichmdlgctvingunzg 2 ££§02nntgiénc§lm§iisute:zmggggiggle:iblt‘fill—éliof Egromlit‘e:“éutriaui‘lgsdstwte:
iv sell in the “71333 and “393”" be?" oi from mo m (Ii):lr‘tbe consolidated 53’5me "9““ be?““ m New York. for domem“ ”“r’ifug‘u‘fi: $1“th tint the my?” name and its alleged motive were Complete- his condition w-(is nr): rar-tlcularlvier-
. «are my four cents a pound. 1.5 the onlyuefl'cci P'tz'féielpgm, Chicago. St. loum andtposes. contrary to law‘. j mspicion of a certainrindivdual wbicb 1y eclipsed by L're character of evolious. and he would timbab‘v be able to
a“ M" hurl bét'z‘. being: felbln ”“5 vtcmlty of the “99‘; I “ urg ' 1 Buyers Revealed' - .pa — lead 33mm“; u, an arrest deuce which Dr. Karl Heller-lob fur-3b? out again in a “war necks Sher-
;,.g(-.p.l-..... you of Chicago packers to reduce be“ . ~ . , fi ‘ . “’hen unsigned in rm» lateral . 3' - .. f — ”MM“ >___' mcr v“... chancellor succerded fix pit-Fifi Venn”... i» W,” liwwm ml." l1 "
w m tlav- discov- ‘i‘riCPS 51 If? hundftafdbwlgnus-H b prggflmrmgt :3 {final}; (.. Ducailanld. court. in riantorul. he was illumisew .. 1 " in: up against Herr‘Er-zberger during" police work! ink-Voifualk. 839‘»):
i: -,. - - The hi er cuts 0 ee cont not B I "At-0 9 . ew l.l_l1'r"l’l roar. tie " —. . .' ‘ ~ - . _ ' h . :3 ~ 4 -. J‘s: . _ . 1 J
M n" “0(di reduced gin price because of low m_ar- total capitalization of lnr- flew Yul-kl :(jontiuued on Page Six). ;WWPT2~ [AUEH 5:; 2;;inghgg‘s ‘1‘ ”‘9 latter: litre-1313;??? (SA-"ll“? "Juull. and his
mam” or rob- gins, There has been no cbangc in) 1‘1"“ “8‘5“ and llaf‘ttfu‘d Zillion! is. —-—-—--~-—.-—--—- .; l .. L ‘ 3-H. ' C'r‘wcmv years .320 a rum! crunch—incl; cn‘iyiz'casrgcbvcrfrdnleased ‘hen he
llzi'lilless‘ u,- ”1“,: price of lamb. real or porri- _ 3r follfws. Carly}; “Mufti”91113.90}; ; u g, l . imaster rind since-194:5 the flaunt; p.19 ’ ’ ' -_ '- ____.
:3”. ‘3" in TIAtgirney-(zl‘ueneral t5’2rlr‘ncr.v:s 3101;“): made... debt. 3...)...4w..:.:..)o, ant. rue; Y? Y l A TI “Vi“ STBRIES alt-cl of German Parliamrmary .lifc“; ‘7 . » \
v“... -., . . ' .~ . w ‘entine, recon y. 183 any _ -__._. ‘ - i _. ~ ~ EH??? Ember 9 r ‘ _ > .g _. ‘
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;.;,_r,...,;mhpd my. States District Attorneys, in various . . —._——- ‘. I fit! ‘ ; ‘ fare in Gemiany's lwbrevol‘ntrona-rv ' >
;. .,; in...“ hidden. States. to reduce prices as; Wholt‘suat‘l'?‘ 1 B n, ‘ _ 1Y;era. .. ' ‘ é
_: ordered drop, or submit their books. t.) tnvestx- , " i i , --—--—,-——-r~.—-—- -—- 2.... l '
.. . H i.i‘< hams garion by Federal agents. _ . l . C l O
_. M , ' " Artorneyfleneral Palmer assefrts. n: l . l: ' ’ EM'MS mm 1 . ‘ ‘
5.... fif‘d and m ‘bis statement. that the “price 0 men . ‘ , ‘ AMSTERDAM. Feb. 15:31“: So" . _ l .
, 3-"\i)§f:'zl. he die-(E; has been falling for an.“ months. but UNITS WITH“ g . .‘ Lyle: peasants and soldiers we“: m‘ial” i" A ’ E . Mayor Jeremiah Donom and the
- ,1. ' although the retailers have not made pmpor-t E r‘ Qty amused over the stories told unread . City Council. us: night. passed a. re:-
- .ionate decreases. ~ ’ ct their cruelly-says the stat? ()I'Wf‘ri 0M2“: honoring the late Charles W.
(use. treasurer of the City of Not-
nlt .. his;~ ”fidelity, sent unddevo-
lion in 0 performance o! in afield ’
duties, characteristic of his every not
as a. private citizen. to the tonnage
«(be city arranger-edit a! “melt.
The Council; adjourned. mum
utter the {time of the tribute until
tonight. when the regular Council
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