(TABLISHED 1870. \
is fill lick
'lllACK 0N
. .ON ANA CA
.thisa. Official Given Out
" syxlillg the Killing of
:4;
‘Jw .‘mierlcans, John A.
‘ Lyn.
.12»: n. Minder Fraser ,
iw,mdn
3 hit BBRDER
.‘»i _ \lcan Guard and One
i::,«i'lcan‘Killed Recently
n t‘l’l‘Y, March Ilnslt‘ull in-
". luglu'din; ihe raid ol Moxi-
.\S-ml:ma {‘amp, “our Ruby.
i. on thz‘ ‘lltnrnomi of Friday.
27. has been requested by
\llll“. l-‘m: lun “flit-o. Nothing
out» illl't‘n out yesterday it’—
9‘n- incident. in which John A.
l“; .551 l. brothers. wet.-
1i
ll'
{ii
.. 1..
will}
..,...;’;lm;tl;_.' filillt‘ll, however.
.3 4:41p, troops had c1035:-
iu pursuit of the ban-
lw’ltl‘lll of American sol-
inm Noe-ales, Sonora.
‘v nwnlg. when two Am-
‘ l‘.l‘m"-Hl the in'r‘rna-
it til llilill‘ll. we 1': lir-
i : ! rmzlmiix guards.
in llix- u.
} will on: .' :;I.' :i.
slnxtilx :
lit'.
luttitltt
ill 33mg} NEW/ill
.\m Set Forth Prepared
:u l: at tie foryLives Against
an; Squads-Such Reports
x1:
9
its
. \l'rong—Roper Ex-
plain. News Stories of
film} Purchase of Mill-
22”} Stores
!.\‘l;’l‘().\'. March :J.—~D,ry en-
asents are not being armed
'tr'll'rll extent, and are not go-
..n an enforcement campaign
military equipment. Commis—
Empor yesterday set at rest'i‘e-
5...; the Treasury was going in
ry purchases of military stores.
. :. inference that the lives of dry
iolaters more to be snuffed out
:ied squads. '
"'l‘ ‘l having his attention called to
-.tly published statement that
law agents are having turned
. them huge quantities of guns
1", rmtinued oniPage Six)
llatliile IN:
AINTAB ARE SAFE
t \"l‘lNOPLE, Monday. March
Man: in Aintab. wnero
. win-red early in“‘F‘ebruary,.
on. February 14. according.
who has arrival here
Elinor. The Situation in
lit-come quiet and Ar
‘3 Moslems have retired to
.‘w- quarters. Moslema
, “aw refused to sell sup-
"'S.~‘li;in>’. .
mm... are. not occupying
,1. leading to which are ln~
bandits. ‘
.irgn commission for relief
:r East has reestablished
"4m with Marash ,and is
replies. No arrests have
. . .sit- as a result; of the mur-
: Perry and Frank John-
.‘liiwrit-an Y. M. C. A. men,
‘ February 4..
NI )Rll‘illjmfililc
ill \‘0
R GOOD SHOWS
m- of the satisfaction of
‘lflv with the entertain-
' :c being offered. by Sam-
:lie Regent Theatre. is
”the fact. that the. house
. r .‘lerlon's play
”unlit tomorrow; evening
{'5' sold out on the first
- made necessary the
i ‘ that no
i ll‘.‘ will he heldjfaiter 8
.. z. . wruw evening. It’aiwafs
{HT-vented at the 188?
ill!) 9
O'clock rule will
9"“ fill-‘7‘” Cannot
, use. The
, offering, '
the date of
if:
. ,. . . Frances .Star’: _ 'ell
“'“mc Start in “Tiger. 1‘:
. (rilt‘bi‘ated 391“” ‘81:!
\l!:~:g Starr bit? .
' lilt}»Rege " —*‘ ;.
3‘:
.VV. Dreyfuss, submitted the following
»i,. Robert: on.
i
lstarted on a flight with G. Hunter Bry-
which“
reservations ,
l _,. . will“ who expect to 8991'"
,, .' V30“ those tickets 'vihloll:
‘ . announced Within a 1'6in "
a.
Enter“! a. hevsouth N
Writ-1M“
Samuel M. Aller Again Chos:
en (President, “and Dr.
Everett H. Jones Vice-
President
‘The annual meeting of the ‘ South
her-walk Club took place last evening
at the rooms in Washington street.
lhe_annual reports, which were very
gratifying, and the budget for {becom-
ing year; were adopted. The nominat-
ing committee, which consisted. of
Charles Prescott, Frank Nash, Dr. W.
L. Weed, Charles 1). Taylor, William
Vollmcr, Edmund Zoloft and Adolph
names for officers. and
unanimously elected:
l‘resident,—~Samuel M. Aller.
Vice-Presidcnthr. E. H. Jones.
Secrctm‘v and TreasureF—Elfiirt W.l
Fitch. ;
Board of Directors—Matthew ‘Cor-
belt. lir. ll. ‘E. Bates. Elmer E. Hen-
dricks, A. N. 'l‘herlault. Chas. H.
Pearce, ll. V’l‘. liziymond. George 'L.‘
\\'ootl;ward. J, lrv‘mg Dibble and E. ll:
Lou‘ntlcs. l
(Tounril»~i\l. ll. Nutting. \V. 0. Mr. ‘
Loan. 1“. ll. Quintard. O. E. W'eed. l).
H. Midor. S. P. Decker. E S. Laflin.
Althur \l'aldl‘on, E. F. Smith, W. R.
Cartwright. S. S. \‘elsor and W. F.
Smith.
Auditor.»
they Were ,
William Miller and living
A With mas-passed to have. themesi-
4H m- appoint ,a committee .0 consider
Hm question m raising the dues
Tonight, in the club, the regular
Wednesday nigh: card game will be
in order. Following the playing, with
beans the feature. a tasty club Iunclr
i‘on wti‘ he sewed.
’lllliEElllliiN e, ' I
'BUltlti‘lfiiLANl‘;
Page, War Hero. and
m
Capt.
Two Passengers, lulled
Florida
. FORT MEYERS, Fla., Mai-c1. 3.~-
Capt. R. C'. M. Page, who was decorat-
ed for distinguished service in over.»
seas air service, and two passengers;
near E e
were burned to death.
glades, Fltf, late yesterday in ,
a seaplane which caught fire. Capt,
Page won the American Distinguished,
Service Cross and the French Croix do;
'Gu’erro, and was said to have brought;
down three German planes in Franco. {
Capt. Page,_as pilot of the planet
1v r-._
a fall of?
ant, tax assessor, and Thomas H. Col
cord, member of the City Council, to
assess road taxes-in the southern part
of Lee county. .‘
,Bttltvuttilittrrt
‘ Mutntttn'wttlt
NEW HAVEN, March 3.~-Vt'illiam
M. Jones, widower, was placed on trial.
before Judge Gardiner Greene, in Su-
perior court, yesterday, on an indict-
ment charging murder of ers. Esther
Hopcroft. on June 20 last. This mur-
gder has been regarded as one of the
3most mysterious ever committed in
milieu-Post.
Glyn Man ,. Matter.
Sflfllllllflllllllt 7
6 our fliflfilillt
.lng caned to order. at 8 p.
,to their schools-n 'I’or 'luoi-c
jweek longer we could find no substi-
,; lute “ho would go to Cranbnry to take nccllout Company had a ma, .
3177,1109: in theinrat three film 0‘ 3“
1)
‘4‘
Superintendent ( uclianan ,
Advocates Building at
Center "Séhool to Relieve were tamed 0m to the 1°03“ ' 5" Accommod M ' Free ‘
' , . ~ , a .‘ 8 . m
. - this morning, by Corporal (learn in . « . -- ' . “
Crowded Conditions Parks. of the City Hall nectar sta- Swath" Street Lodgings ‘ -
tign, for final decislogand award,“ «of; 4 a .. "‘ .1, ‘w—u’ __.... ' . "
p zea. . " N ’ 4
aluminum
‘ANll millennial-s;
by» the school children of No,
the War Department's prize. :,
Taylor; M153 ‘Dotha ”Stone Plum, li-
brarian of the Nbryvalk Library
berl. 3. Winchester, and ey 7; ‘ ,7 I, ' _ . ' f ' ,
Jase-T; Dunbar. Essays of -’ fit, a , i - . ,7 4‘ , ‘ =
were received from the various ' f , : , . ~
. as follows:
Sixteen of the best essays. written“
. I“!
Earn-lilo us" .i-n'Num-
be: of Patrons Who Are
Thedudses are: Judge Jolenh31.
“HWEHWE ~ 7 '
Ma;
Washington so 903.
" .1; . , ,
. " §Jeirerson school. 3: Nomi any; —-—--:—~--~--- . .
513110015 Closed From March school. wilful-m1: (Signet? “-33% 3:; More gobs m This Vicinity
' ‘ . ;’ n r ,_ ., ,
31 to A'pl'll 5 for the Easter mm? 23? grime :chgol. 2: teal, Millionaire Workman
Vacation isclfiool. 1. and Franklin Junior high; mgpm Them . ‘
‘ 35¢ 00 . 3. ' ~ ~
The Board of Education met. last
ovgnmg, in the High school library. be.
m.. ,
Chairman Dr. William J. Tracey. the
members in attendance being Secre-
tary Dr. Henry C. Sherer, Harry Sco-
fleld, William P. Vl’ard. Charles B.
Miller, and Superintendent of Schools
George V. Buchanan...
secretary Dr. Sher-er read the min-
utes of the last meeting. of February
3, and they were put on file. ‘ r
ent of Schools Buchanan, was read by
the secretary. as follows:
Superintendent‘s February Report.
To the Board of Education.
Gentlemen:
As a whole, this month has been the
most. difficult of all my experience in
the matter or irregularity of attend-
:znco on the part of teachers and pi»
piis. “‘t-nther comllzions have inter-
tend extremely with both health and
traiel. For a time it was impossible
for us'to gel transportation for (each
ers to either West Noi'wa‘k 01“?r8n~
bury. and for the Junior" High pupils
than -a‘
l
l.
the place of Mrs. Robin.‘who,wal.,de-
tainedby the lllnéss anddeathfilaher
_ . , . . ox. _ .p '.
flotilla Elihu
‘Hltttttttn
BUDAPEST Monday. March 1.-—-lm-
medlatcly after Admiral Horthy had
assumed his duties as regent of Hun-
gary, Premier Huszar announced that '
the Cabinet had resigned. Admiral
Hortliy. however. asked that the min-
istry retain office, pending the femur,
tion of a new Government: . l
A scene unparalleled in Hungarian'.
l
history occurred when Ad'mlml Hor‘ '
thy took the path as regent. Hardly.
had his affirmation been. pronounced l
tha nthe Diet and‘ galleries rose and"
than the Diet and galleries rose and
enthusiasm.
It, appears that Admiral Horthy ask-
ed the consent of the greater power:
’before assuming the regency, and that
he accepted it on condition that he
should be empowered to dissolve the;
this city. What information the pub
he has had of it came from the fl (1
of Coroner Eli Mix, madeIJuly 29. .
no
J ones. who was a foreman in a. w ill
,.
making plant, was popular with
men working under him and it is uh»;
derstood that they raised a defence,
l
fund, and, through their efforts. on)-
: _ (Continued ‘0. Sixth Page)
llAllllllAll llNES. -
HARTFORD March 3.—~'I‘he Manu-
facturers’ Association’ of Connecticut
has Wired a protest to Director Hines
against confiscation of Connecticut
coal for Pennsylvania factories as well
as railroads. The association asks
that this proceeding which it says
Pennsylvania railroads have admitted
to. Connecticut consignees in several
instances be stopped forthwith.
Thé railroads" in reporting to con-
signees" the disposal of shipmentsflhe
latter have waited for in vain advance
the excuses that the commandeenng
in most cases was done when the hen
l
(Continued on sun: rage? f ,
‘CUMMEROWCHARGES
.. -~ ; BEINGEFRAM
danxoa‘apms, Mich. March a:—
George EWR. Cummeww. department
of ausfice‘agent, who has just. remrnv
l
investigated thé ale-called “whiskey re-
biélllopgf‘fims to appear in police court
today: to answer a charge at
the statelleuor law. 7, ,
‘ mm Was arrested lastm
a.
, ..
n log;
gllAllllllAll
, . ,ELEARED 0F SNflW‘
cd from lroxiflounty, Mich, wherehe:
aimed
saws“: ‘mlwowsck‘ [anemia ‘
4, tilt in A unit.
decision of railroad labor leaders to
give the new reorganization bill a trial. .
possibility of a general strike of rail-’
,way employes is believed to have pass. ;
‘ ed. . , , '
i All the representatives of workers}
lcxcept one group, have agreed to co- 1
operate with ,the Government and the
.railroads in trying out the act with its
arbitration clauses, and President Wil-
son has requested both the executives
and the labor spokesmen to appoint‘;
representatives for the Federal Wage
Board. .
The action of the employes’ leaders
Was taken in official circles as a deans
been hanging over since last August.
The one group that is still ,
out is’the Brotherhood of Maintenance,
of Way Employee and hop Laborers.
This group has called a meeting or its
leaders in Chicago, Thursday, when
their future course will be decided.
DEMOCRATS vows, _ ,
FORRESERVA'HQNS
. wssmuoiro ,
' .March
Slimming reservation 10‘, the peace
treaty was betel-e the“ senate today
with the readers predicting "a prompt
mote. The two tfiepubllcan reservar
tlon's attesting. the Resume“ Doctrine
ed, yesterday. the , former
in
girls took as earnest
, contest as the boys. _ _. ‘
best essays to be judged for prizes, son
eight were written
lect:
Enlistment
Army?"
_9558.y3 is the work of a
'Eas't Norwalk
The February report or Superintend. 'newspapcrs about March 10. .
ETRflllEY WWW” ,
President Storrs Safleven
gentle greatly in
was said at the final hearing
zone system.) '
.ties Commission. infthefiapitol. yes-2
terday.
(
'condilion. according [0
this . ,
mom on the situation would be issued,
uby the company shortl
fter J.
; preset
cent system. the loss would hare been.
much greater.
men: of the zone system. ‘ ,
9 or last year, the company 5 gross rev;
“not ’2 Sillllllills
‘trom the effects of German poison gas: 3 in:
and now. inmates . .
tarium here yesterday received herd
from the labor ’ ‘ - ‘E
ington that an investigation wound be .
made into the statues of Robt rt Bey—
er, a German chemist and invvszor.
“'ASHINGTON’ March 3.~—By ,the .who recently came to this country.
the American committee for the inde—
ite movement for the Settlement ot the pendence of Armenia today issued an
railroad .wage controversy. which has appeal asking Americans
lsuch action and also to demand the
holding‘end of ‘Turkisih rule there. ‘ The com-
- arr-The .
and domestic questions were. madam; t“? .
seven and the latter nye‘moreIDomo:
' lr‘an they Resolved ‘lu’rNo- f
‘ ‘ nose that the ' , .
It is interesting 1;“ imereg‘t in the Not ordy is thereplomy of animal'-
‘ meat for men workers. but jolts are,
0f the ”at” ’be'fglng in this vicinity for the;
bv girls on the sub- incl fibmen employee. A Norwalk
“What Am die Benefits or An‘man. associated with the employm m
' in the Unite .rStates bureau? of a large industry in Bruise-—
One of the. most l grouting port and intimately familiar with
“logger-old tutor conditions there. said yestemay
boy.. « ‘4 N _ t 1.590 men workers are needed
The names or the pnwfinlltiin‘”tn Bridgeport, -
.Norwalk will be mood 7%- the Another sign of the prosperous
times is the lack of patronage at the
: «Jamel De mnk.”*mlstained by the
«initial: Smith street. uptown. for the
4entem2nmep‘t of homeless venomous
,who. jobless and without the price of
Sllll “Afiufimlllimttmi
- ls tum nit
”w...“-
(Continued on Page Eight)
.»
Beoéipts.
the Zone System .
With the:
, r ~.
Cannot Keep Up
HARTFORD. March it
, 3 Express
~The Con-
of, Ba
41
“T 1.7.3
Med revenues. “it;
on their
before the Public Utui-I
obit filtrate 831‘ .
, _ ; ILFORD. March 73.:Jumplng the
The tenth lmrmd (lists of: M .
.pwrmion weft: respnfislhlc for th‘s;tracks at. Rogers. corner, Fort Trunk
» President bu zbgll 1:63:11}: yesterday,t actrglley exams?
. ‘ . ’ 2 state c r o e ounce . cu .o puny. ezu .
5’- s‘fl‘rs' “ho 5““ that ‘ led are??? for the harbor. 209 fort
. He nd ‘vab any. ' e air brakes. {men and un-
y 9‘ exfgworkable. the car plunged into a tree
and halted'at a 45 degree angle ovm
lthe water’s edge.
‘ HThe motorman and conductor more
' , 1h . establish- ,3 ghtly hurt. .
“ Sm” of Nowmbfll chtbule ls Smashed.
l The car was on its way to _New
.Haven and left the tracks.“ it turned
from East Broadway into Rogers‘ ave-
nue. The force of the impact against
(Continued on Page Eight).
'o
Flicklnger, his assistant.
d the belief that under the slap
in every mom
LP...“
(Continued on Sixth Page)
MAKE A Plum FMRSJNBREASIM
' " 'L lEA’lIllEllS’ SALARIES
Life Cripples Want Germ
Chemist Kept Out
National Assembly if he found it noc- l - ‘
essary. .. . The state ,boardhof education yes,
HARTFORD. March 3.~Elevon {or-llerdrIy adopicl l a recommendation
2mer soldieis, permanently cranked :01? Secretary lline regarding increaa-
salaries «.f teachers 59 per cent.
of “-1“;me Saar} “The recomn.endation,follow:—-
2 “An increase of at least 50 per cent.
’in salaries of teachers in public
chnols over those obtained In 1916,
ought to be made for the following
.l‘tzasonzfi ,
“There has been a serious decline
- in the. purchasing power of money.
“Many other vocations attractive
by reason of wage and nature of no
cupalion' have opened to men - and
womaneamlrbave diverted young per-
solis of ‘taltmt'from teaching. , With
the present wage teaching does not
present any hope of financial com~
petence or even modest-Awaietence.
f‘llpon teachers depend . in large
measure ‘ the welfare of this 60111.
department in Was»
ngntinued on Page Eight)
ARMENIA APPEALS
in transmit
lively planned partition of Armenia,
of teachers in public schools
salaries,
‘ reward 8; for responsi-
a «reachable
‘0 ”meat attach to the» profession thewisormm
life of our. educated young men and
- Women.” ~ . V , _
1““‘9‘3’ headed, ‘byégfmf: W' Gem”! ~ Tina'special committee annotated to
ormer am,
urges. churches. cine, commercial.- and»
other bodies to communicate~wnn the
~ . (Cpnnndédonma‘fllmn)
that his ancient, ’. )ynationmay‘bog, 7 1,, I, , . , _ .. ,4 .7
like-rated and lit-Wed}! I. -. , W” ,
‘Tgh'iflproposed'plan 9! the premiers,
tmfigmrsm. I ,
to
' ”Articles stolen from
-..- u- 4.... ..
"Cur Teeters on:
of Milford» Harbori
.. I < Plunging NEW; Dixon ugfiemwégfidenx of thwprecipitated an acrimonious
m or Mohawk mm
1?. Price, J. Emory Stevens and Lester.
ileum lllllfillll
~ bility and service and to attract and.
Gm ”secure a state mmissionermn .etiw- .
cation, reported. progress. butwthat‘
president and Gmgress “to amend
IJO‘NDON, March 3..»fiuoslan ABolvf
llfilll Am”; i
.-
' sheyli Tomes the advancing rapidly in
the Caucasus region; according to In
" . . - ' 7. I : ‘mmited,..trom Moscow. During the,
' ._ f _ ' last fortnight, the message says, the
{captured 17.00 prisoners, and General.
«Denekine's army is declared to to
> , a : , , WARSAW, March 3'tHavaxs).—-—aaep-
F0111!!!“ We W Oflreeentatlves of Finland, Latvia and
, Two Men Killed in Sound
__ peace conditions to he submitted to
.. .the Bolshevlk govornment of Russia."
Sixteen burglaries have (fins l'ur"the-?ortuguese frontier today declare
been charged up by“- the“ police: oz’.that the. workmen to Portugal havg
turn to the owners of loot found in
rooms of Tony Farlenzio am .161: are said to have joined the raliroatl
The news. which
and killed byrsmte Officer McMurty. reached here from the border by teleo
who together with Addison Bncon of phone, has not been confirmed.
they were let york. in the wine cellar “Til? Rumanian government has an.
of MTS.‘ Eliza G. Morris 0; Rocky :honwd 8 large number or I‘Pf'llglgefl
.: "Most 13 .1 the thefts were committed 'nia. according to advicesjrom Bucnua
in Sound ch, and date back to the .es'»
loot. B .It. in - possession of tin troops ha“? Vimmllv err-178mm mun-
Greenwich authorlllesu mod it is ex =9‘ aouation 0‘ Siberia, the 30‘1”» Kiwi
be cleared up. . Wireless dispatch from the Rulsian
the home 0!” “89““ ‘0‘" and that “be. last Am-
.0111ch telegram received by acutor’n,
fioviet troops in “that district have
Owners Identify the Plundfrf‘zradually dispersing." .
.Rumania have arrived here to discuss
Beach
‘ MADRID,’March
Stamfordxind Greenwich, won more. reclaimed a Soviet Republic. The ‘
tal. telegraphic and other workers
Moccla.""the burglars who were shot men in the move.
Sound Beach, surprised the pair wui‘el ”\PW- Mar”?! 2 ‘lFer‘h \VlV'CESEl.
Point road. Sound Beach. . mm Southern Russia to enter Rum:-
m-ty .m as of 1913.. 'Much of me; LONDON. March 3.—-The American.
peeled flint many more burglaries wtl. lemme!“ reports from Moscow. fi
of Strawberry Hill erlcan detachment evacuating sgbe.
Charles F. Dean
were identified by Mrs. Dean and ria.", had "330th VladiVOfltOCk. ‘
lime been returned. _ a house was t
entered on January 24. 1919. Muchl
jewelry was stolen at the time. Jeww
dry, silverware and glassware stolenl
(Continued on Page Five).
Ifi , ‘—
l’llilll ll! til-ll ’ ;_
«illit- l’lllll‘Ellll at
o
Mimi-s MNEB l . BERLIN. Tuesday. March ,, 2.—-The
, _ , ,hgbt to deprive the former Emperor of
. ibis pioperties and fortune began in
_ l‘rmrest today. when the motion 0.” the
~ Majority Socialists of the Diet to refer
the issue to the. National Assembly
. , . debate.
, 1 bummed thei'll‘he«“llhionty Socialists vied with the
Mir ecwd metals of mar tantrum
tion, at the. ab house. last night. The
evening out very enjoyably spentume
ol' Steward Henderson‘s noteworthy
dinners being served. as follows: Blue DOSFeasions. This would be done
mung on me half Ellie“, ceim‘y‘ stuffed through constitutional amendmentn-m-
olives; plank. bone shad, squat) chl0k<;in§ the former Emperor a’fixed sum.
in. creamed potatoes. pear salad, bis—T0!” his maintenance.
mtel‘mrtonl, coffee. dcmi-msse and oil Deputy Gmrf. a Maturity Socialist.
gay-s. ‘declared the ex~ruler had failed to Jive
Those present were: Dixon McNet- .up to the historic precedents or his
ton. president; Thomas 1. Raymond, race. He had not died at the head of
vice-president; Seymour Curtis, secre- NS WOODS. He chose. instead. the dep-
Mary: Spencer ”S. Adams, treasurer; silty continued, a midnight flight “tn
‘lhe following members of the govern. Holland. where he ”is now promenad-
tng board: Philip N. Knapp. Frederick in: and sawing wood."
11. Quintard. Stephen S. Jarvis, Robert , The dc mty expressed doubt as (.33
Van Buren, *id W. Raymond, Sam- Whether e former Bmvemr had sub»
uel Kceler, C ‘ lea E. Curtis; and the scribed to war loans. as has been
5following mem rs of the nominating claimed, while his claim that he had
committee: Charles T. 13111101311, Henry .
former ruler in an eflbrt to defeatfihw
proposed settlement by accomplishing
(Continued on Page Five).
15 ntrtlnlms’
ARE lllSCHAllliEll
_ . GRAN-D RAPXTlS, Mich. March Lisa
Th? tugs Huntington and Portcliest- Fifteen more defendants were dis—_
Ct- Of New York were brought here charged. by Judge Sessions. in the-
this morning through the combined of. Newberry elections conSpiracy
tarts of the Bishop and Lyons Coal today. This left the field at 85
Co. the Meeker Union Foundry Co., {endanlzi-
and the St. Georxe Pulp and Paper The can count of the indictment
00-. 311d ploughed their way through was also dismissed. - This one was.
.the ice 50m“! 3“er for ’0‘" solid founded on the Federal" statute of Oct.
hours this morning before remains 16, 1918.
open water in the upper harbor. First Tho-«:9 discharged today were:’
trimmer. The tugs encountered 1091““ curls/an Broeck. Muskegon; Alfred:
above the South NW3“ railroad F. Crawford, Breckenridge: Fred. K.“
bridge. and from then 0“ they “mm Derricks, Menominee; John w. Dunn.
bled a couple of huge battering mm- Standish! Ben Gem, Ministique; Alex.
.1310“:th into theme fl°W3~ in some C. Green, Alpena; John Jones, Onion-v
‘placea fifteen to eighteen inches in axon; Daniel C. Laughun, Jackson; W.
1311‘:an 81““le 3‘0“!“ “9‘ and, E. Lewis. Hart; Samuel Odell. Lans-
ias their 8W diminished. slipping lug; John C. thtenhouse, Cheboygan:
their bowa up onto the frozen P‘W'k‘ Jamies Swain, Goldwater; Loui-
Hyatt. .
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then backing of! a distance to gather Thompson, ”leg“; Arthur F. Wears,
more weed and power. and ploughins Alpena; Paul Woodworth, Bad Axe.
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NEW YORK. Mm?" '3‘hfieclifilffi' smwrhgefom. this boardheanily ap—ltugs retired at. the end of that time, close attention to the prosecution’s e“- .
that the allied prom ers ‘ e ‘ proves reasonable effort; it: make animating none the mm for their, dence and a very careful study or the. -
strenuous exerts. \ . .
A couple ailment loads of cool, down
”in the lower harbor, will now be
brought up and will
rather slim supply.
evidence" had convinced him that he
would be unwarranted in holding the
men named for a jury verdict. He div-
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