$5,000,000 Fire in
New Orleans Takes the
Wharves and Warehouses
1 mrngrures Were Erected b
- :918 and 1919-me Started in a. Box Car
, ‘ Loaded with Merchandise
3! ere Destroyed—fireman Freight Steamer
m Hugo Shrines” Damaged by the Fire
and Forty of These
and Officers Injured
.“E‘VC f'lE74FANS. Sept..16 {Amel-
" T‘vesi Pix-e him-ks r-f when?!
49?: Mom: ilre Missinsirsr-i
use» in Trims: 1045.3. fo'~~
"I: n frr whirl: last! nithi rim flair”
asnmnrua in rxm-sa of SRMW‘M.
. .c when?! and warrkouswg were
"brie-l i=3 {to Peder-iii Government in
33“.; and EMS”.
in about forty be! cars.
.r.;.§ul will: moi-mandible, WP“: 6P5-
irm r ’l.
‘1 7‘, «r i... ,
aliflillrm,
" firs-mun irrizl‘t strainer Elsa
.csx. mnnrml in the Wharf.
5’12”"! Kr“. Mil snr-rrrded in pullinn
' firm the river before ram-ions diu‘w
:. “fly. down Sm‘mni Officer Sclll'ill
“arrivifil Kunlzm‘ invarwd over:
“ll or? Srlmll suffered a broken
Vail; “ere removed in liomitnln.
2W» x lili‘f enginvrr of Hip 1'11“.
.1 " l;
. i
the Government in
in Leaping Overboard
ed Slates towhnax fiampsfin. who we'-
strnrk ht a stream from a lire-hone
and knm‘ked imrnnwimis. Three GOV-
. ('l'lll'l’if'nf launohes m'msied (he
1‘ barf were demrm'm'l.
The fire broke out in a lan mu“ lonri.
mi “"th burlap basting. Twenty—[Wu
cars of burlap were deslrnred.
Firemen said their work we! ham.
perm: by erecinlnm «rm orode ml
lo within n fen )mfis er ihe burning
iv
“v“whnfisv‘d and islm‘kml frame Tm“
mam Monks villi automobiles. Not
until: the firr lmd lwnn in vmzmn al-
mm. mo lnn‘lrs Were the spectators
P‘lfil‘ef'i hark. ‘
The lmrnml warehouses and wlmrxu
as “pro ilmler loam in (he imulriami
Slain llnr‘k Hoard. No emu-e for 1hr
fire has horn anummvod.
Sixteen, Railroads Sign Separate
Agreements With Labor Unions
lien W. Hooper Claims They
Are in Accord with the
‘Transportation Act, and
Do Not Repudiate the U.
S. Railroad Labor Board.
are...“
CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-l~Slx‘teen mil-
rnarla had signed separate agreements
with \nrinus inlmr unions tnrlay
‘ihroun‘h methods in vnmm harm-e thr-
l'nitml Slates liallrnari Labor erd
.. .1! created ml arhltr‘r of disputes b0:—
--en railways and their employnn.
‘1 lmse nettlemonis. however. are
wrriinfi to Ben Vv‘. Hooper. (shrub
'n of the Board. do not. repuriinin
Board. but. miller are entirely in
rd with the transportation not.
vomrncnt referred to y‘uterdar‘n
wment between the New York
ral Lines and the train service.
r'rhoods, and other pending
negotiations.
Eowlnz settlements with the 01-
‘ Railway Conductors and the
when! of Railroad Trainmrzn,
‘J-w York Central Lines opened
ark-m today with the shown-am:
.. basis of the Wsrfieid—Wllllald-
plan. Separate agreements
e engineeri'. firemen“; and
. H.
{Continued on P139 Ten)!
llvrlll iiilillS "‘
lwu Hill/U. s-
“mum lnlmll
Driver of Truck That Turn-
ed Over W‘aives Examina-
tion—$5,000 Suit Brought
"u Eilwlfm- at 341' Rant lfin‘l.
v‘V 1' lrl; wily, driver of :1»
Mn Elli," H0 gallons of
lw'mm Wllll'll avol‘tllrnf’d in
In”, “Vulnnfilinv night. was
gu-t‘ww cl. ("nmmiaxlnncr
7 W1 wswrrmy fill the
." ‘r'nnsimri'il'lg‘ alcohol in
‘ union-ad act. Heller
.iun today and was:
w” m +lw new? item nr 1hr
4. mum in bonds of 35”".
~~--‘.2:'mm: rll' The truck was
":n- Vm-t that Pllzlit year
:; rawlo rlurrml' out lam-oils
in front of the trunk.
‘mlim; lwr tlm driver
. Wim swim: fast turned
:w ummvnlv to tile fla‘hf.
wl liver. The girl’s leg
H 'l. The dinner-MT of the
mi wry; caused by 1,111!
«mm of ‘lw romaine!“
’-’l her-arm n! the rhiid’s.
urflarly been brought.
"'illll’DS. keeper of flu-
..z.. in Stamford. which
”ha federal. Mfume-
r:* locust 17. when a
lunar were Pontia—
‘Hfld minimum. at
herd-re Commis—
nrl was limind ore!-
":-.tu9x rout“? in band:
if."
m’ ..
.Waom
53F TARIFF HILL
1 6.«-—»i"lrmliy
inlixa' 213 1'1 1‘":
rifl'll‘ill became
; lghnd humiliate; Of
wmw’m ex—
Minn--
ll‘ ‘CliliPY‘CZHCG-"Q'
” .mxt week.
"-r’: hill’lfitld lO‘
‘ ilnrl: in earlier—
:trlrli._'uln.rly 0‘?
Hull authority
::.ri"l‘ nut“? m
um,
WHY.
llivn
WAKEMAN PflINiS
our [IBSTABLESTII
TflWNSHli’ MERliEil
Financial'fli—fficnlty' in Way
of Greene Farms—South.
. port Plan, He Says.
“'HFTT‘THK‘T'. Firm. 1": \Vllhn amen
tinned this tnnrninz Flrd Her-lethal:
Amalia “’ajurhsn Hall) in: lllll m?
think llmt liw Piraeus l‘mma 1:44:15an
0! the town would nepnrale
form a ihwnshlp Willi Quillhpurl.
nulre 1h" anihm’lly 07 (he slate legis—
lature and they would have in rum-"vi
Pr M‘nrai matters a! finnnr‘e that
would make the llflirdil-u n i'firv 00m»
{innate/l one. The. expense of the
néw maul ihrouth (3"39718 Farm:-
would "ram- in he rrmIH il-rmi. he raid.
adding it. wnuld not i,» fair to nave
W‘estpm’t pay irrr this ro’v‘i which will
be. in a. new town. The town (lrht
also would have in he (ii—«ideal and
with a heavy grand him from Green!
Farms the he wiovr'nshlp would hum
to start with a heavy deb‘.
A zrrmp n! Clemens in firs-ens
Farms have preparrd a. res-amnion to
be read at the annual town meeting.
for civil action attains? a town officer
who axons-(ls the amount appropriated
unarmed in the town: budget. The an—
nual Town meeting will be held on the
end or elvrrlnn day.
There was a. report of an accident
near Stat» sin-rt and (Tom on street. in-
volving a. bakery trunk and another
automobile. There was no domain
to m‘f‘ner side as it was not reported
to Deputy Sheriff Clark N. Kirk.
* “uh...“
lasso in mm Fflil
‘mm liliflfllflli’
iiilfl sum 3 Mil
STRATPORD. Sept. IGK—Jl‘he "wild
man of the woodu" being sought. in
connection with the shooting yester-
day or air-ea small sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Corrie of Swanson road
as they were playing in a. vacant lot
near their homabnn been roam’nz
rhmugh the woods of the Simona Hill
section for eleven! weeks post. accord-
ing tn'informntlon obtained from local
authorities today.
A report that” an ynknown man
hadnhot at Mien Rose Klepacki. who
lives not far from the Con-la home a
month ago. but had failed to hit her.
was investigated by filtration! police
at. the. time. but no trace of the un-
known man was discovered.
Mrs. Rum (Torrie. mother of the
three boys who were shot yesterday
and who are now in Bridgeport hospi-
tal recovering from their wounds.
said today she was of therapinlp the!
the shot, which wounded her boys was
tired from the woodman a little hill
Just back of her house.
“The boys were playing on the
rocks out. in the let." said Mrs. Corrie.
”With them was three-yearbld Clif-
ford Hudson. l min the house with
my sister when i heard a; shot fired
mam near by. We ran out and rushed
over to where the boars were playing
blood. coming from. the shot mm.
My other two boys badbeen hitiaglaa.
but the little Hudson'boy escaped in-w
1m. I comet W? for the injury
or when Why tnelrbems‘saet
by W'wm m hidden-in une-
bushu on the imbue." .
Mn Con-la and that the three boys
”-5—-
are getting along as? well as conic! be
551.1,}; 19LA1VD
. 7‘" "'1’.“ have "
. >"l—l‘ill’, Cottage... '
'Ha week for
mm,”
m.......l..
1”" ‘Narmmmni I» a
4a v.
‘in'J;
"r—
an!)
Tn
bring about this r-lmngr‘ it. wtiuiri re»
decision was expected early next-week:
“Chm-lie, was lying (in on his the flat: orthor—
W to tiff Treasury Demrtment'
:6? an M. Secretary Mellon'sai—
.Cdndfiion'tom Inflhe‘rv brains upon
.\
King Constantine and his royal consort. Queen Sophie. who in. x
Hohenzollern princess and ulster of the depnsvd Raiser Wilhelm. On
account of the defeat of the Creek: by the Turks it is rumored that
Constantine will abdicale in favor of his brother. Prince Christopher.
..,» .. w ..
mmm
mmwn
mmwm
’RDRTUN. Fen! lfi. -~--"mnmnniilr-e
in Mnssarlmseila nnl Nnribern vavx
England today mvre rr-pairlmz domes"
vlnne tlllrinz ler mum l-y the mrxr‘
power: aim-Jrirnl storm nr ”.1.
i‘nrm l-ulhilv-ga V'r‘rn
rlmrrhen m"! lw in": wow
mu] (Morrow) nwl ieleplmno serur v:
were r-rlpplevi. Thu salrlrm, we- ply
over Maine and New Finmrrsluran n‘N-
put out a! rommlminn ltw- Naming
system! of several cities. including
Partland. Mame. Concern. N. .31.. and
Dover. N. H. .
Fruit anti vegetable mom in smith-
ern Vermont were damatt-cl by hall.
:§l‘ I ll‘f‘v
Ilhslrz-rrll.
rlmnnz: 3.
a.
w—xw-c—n’
AUlflMflBllfllli
~_.
The subscription for the anrnmnllllo
fern-muse of Mm Gertrude Ne
ford. school nurse, tn! met “'Hll
workable. response. it i- annmznr-N‘l
health Timer-r Dr. R. F2. l'nrzlnr.
has had r'l'mrxfi (if thh sn'hgvrypfinp
this morning. that a mm! of 33m
already been sni—«rrihr‘fi, The mem-
bers of The medlnal nmfnsslr-n have
taken l‘h!‘ Paid” in supnnrtmg l’hw 1)Y‘(\.
fit-ct and in making subsm‘mtimda, M.
Waugh .1 lures-e number- ifl'x‘t'fx'f‘l‘fi,
banker.- and mnnlli‘n
have. Ewan generous in iiwi-r lnt'llri‘n‘:
Th
v1 i7 n
r99
n‘.‘
l‘f‘i‘s of {hr wi‘lv
lions. together With 2!. arr-1H :n:2"}'
Miler pulslie spit-nave. r‘iiivfl'isfi l
men and Women The mim‘ni'nv!virrvre
llavn lake" 9 pnrllr‘nlrlr iD'J‘Y‘f‘sf in. sun
matter for H19 rl‘asrm. "in! lhfl .‘irin‘l
lies nf i‘rw thrlol min-w Sirlz’r‘ :2
hearinz upon their imynlvmcst, :ls: 3?
rehdily be .10“?! family
must? he quarantined i‘nn'lwnrl of the
family is: Rhul off from employment
We frr‘mwnlly iv a lmlf‘ll rwmlvrl man
in his line of work alt-i llw nrganizm
lion lwrnmos more waives rrippi'd
by his absnnr‘e. 'T'llw oripnr-txlnltv mm
exists for pvllillr spirited per-mm: Tn
Show their interest in this: mmm :19 till"
amount needed has not been zix'l-tl.
Suhseriptlonn may he mndn by mlrn
pliant” Pall lo T‘r. Pfirdu" 0r may he
made ar‘tlle office or this newspapnr
an heretofore.
It is understand 1h!" tlw anio—
moblle when purebasm-d will be under
the jurisdictional the when! :uzihnri—
ties and will be used for the when!
nurse. W‘hrrmrrr may ocv'uny limo 94151;
1101:. ,
t’somtliedfiaiogmllfi
h 3
'liv‘r‘r".
will.
3?}!!! \r‘nnrn
hg
W'ASH’INGTON. Sept. Yr,“ In... SOL
'dlern’ Bonus bill. in Comm-ass in one
form or another for three years. final-
:13? m'todsy before President Hard—
lug; .. '
The President's attitude toward it
still wat‘tbe‘ one big question in the
We! both friends and foes. H18
In the lunar course. the first action
Erec'ntlte‘WOuld be 10 refol- the
titad'e' is‘weil W. He has opposed
‘sueh'legiflutien’,’ largely on the ground
that the" W er’was in an ,
*4 .
1 Mid MT? Harding send the Bonus
THE Silllllfll NURSE,
x [SPASSEIA
mmmw
mmmmv
MMmM
leu'm q Smi‘ h
«gm? WWW!” "um
yours. 1‘» 3- '» g a (‘ lilé {12713115154 as! 5’
illirvl F! r: N Hus-i Nam-slit. «be 3r-
rrfsiwl hi I? 1"" n'flnek this: mnrzlinc
l‘ntrr-ll'lnt‘ .ivi zv ’i“)‘l‘lllllfi a? Um rear
of ”in ll'lr‘.‘“"l l'lv'wk, r‘n Nov-ill “all!
plrgrr 9-4 Synilh “as bedrsvnri“: 2r:
fm'm- \".'l\’ mm the rear e::tr...~.rr a!
PM":
in"
'l
l.
llrlggr-rn'vw r:
In H?!“ rifuvninwrv mall” lhla morn-7
ing. ht-irur Judge \Ei‘hfsfiéli (35:116ng
51ml“: pleaded no? girlltxfliil . chmrfié
of lmrglnn. and nskml to have» roun-
gel M yrprrwell him. ill-x my: was
com:- =yr-rl unfll Elfinflnr morning a? 5’
n'r‘l-u lg. to nilow him time to get roun-
to!
.‘trw- ' in was! sinn’ilivs m :2 «300mm;
rn, Fir-r”: Main rarer? war-'3' thin morn—
in: u-mn he hfl?icv~’3 9 vmmg‘ man
:‘irlwn lbw Etrw" peering lntn
fi'l'rt‘ lawn/laws nrdnmmz in n suspic—
'1“m~ m turn-W3 min
ficyrolria follower}
u-zx flair
,- mnnnar.
Mr: street anal
him
iiv l‘mmrl trying to grain or:—
tranrfi in firitr-‘rr’zmn‘s glare and also
{Mind :1 Si“fi""l\‘ and :2 lnznvb of
txvcniyfi' hi5“ posses:—
ion. Tho srrmrxirh'rr fittr‘r‘i “Jimmy“
marks mm)“ M“ lifi'll‘ Canine. and
?wrn wrrrv pail". marks: «an lhn
wan-rev: r‘lrix’rr lf‘fil mntr‘hr‘v‘i the pain?
In: the casing.
EARTHQUAKE CAUSES
COLLAPSE OF COTTAGES
hm:
3mm.—
warm: it: \‘5 ll‘
11'!
:1 hm
x'lfirl Swain ‘5 W.- -<‘_-‘~E~rec;:‘.-“vi
preamp. .A emu“ mlflhqilnk" liksiinp:
-‘ nigh? cause-i 1hr
smcvru‘: Enron
of small
13111305 rm-l (‘I‘rii-
\VV‘f‘t"
rn'fnpgr‘ 2‘3?» 9 5. 3.1ng3.“;
in iiw villages .
hggnl-‘agvn. A frv' ps‘=i‘3(>TlS
The inhabitants look refuge in
it)-
l‘l?‘(‘l’l
til" fields.
There was 3 I‘t""lll*!‘t“*i‘lf_"? cl" ilir’
glmvk. but with rilnlinielu‘li intensify.
within fiflnnn minutes.
ITALIAN KING ILL.
m3} W15 W ‘ 1 mm would
IFY‘ITROIW‘.
Plated Prowl-MAE. a protest againfl
Wiring \viial lie lxnlimre lo be more“.
Midi. Sept. :6 phase.
ant prices for «ma! and sleel. Henry
Ford lodm' lmgnn tilh process: of clos~
in: up his liner industry.
\Vir‘n the suspensibn rnmpieie when
lbs last shirt or workers leaves the ra-
rinus farlorlrs lonlglii. apm‘exinnalnly
”WOW men will bare been rendered
idle for an indefinite period. The
plums 9.1!“de include the live far-
tm-ies lo. l‘lin llntrolt area and immer—
on: assembling Mariana throughout
”ill“ rmmin'. miller (ibncelfins, ihr (mi—
pm or n-hlvh goes (Nam: ‘10 the Ford
l'nmpmu‘. nls‘n niTrelr-rl are to suspend
“ilemtlmss.
In annmmelng lite contemplated
ringing auroral {rocks ago Mr. Ford
rlr’l‘inl‘t‘d no real simriagh exiizierl. that
brokers were holding enough coal to
supply Hie nrmqls nfr Ulr- rmmlrs'. and
”wit {be public was being “gougml” luv
tlm «lrnlersr. He also critivlsed goxjnriz-
mrnl anew-ins: {or their method of ap-
portioning real.
l—Thr‘ 1‘9le week brought some lm~—
:lro‘rr‘nwni, in ilzn run! situation. l-‘m'i
e‘mv'lniF lifiéffl‘lf‘d ye'sierrlay. bu! lists,
Hwy said. «lid mil warrant a rhangn in
Hm prrnslbn order. Til“ first layoff
of men oerurrod last midnight at the
river Mart furnaces, where about
Memo are. employed. When shifts
were r'bhiigbd. ilm «lurkerslurnnd in
limir men; land wrrr told not to return
mull notified, Twn thousand men are
in l“? retained at {his plant. however,
in lenrl the coke (urns which cannot
be allowed to real.
‘\9 H10 Highland Park plant the
right forrn went to work sis usual. but
completion of the night's work
brought the same notice given ibo
slerl workers. The arena early night
mm; were to be cheeked. am. in a
almllar manner. Approx riffif'elfi' {$33139
men are ‘rrmplored at this plan?
The remainder of ihe workcrfi are
Martini-rs of HM lienrhorn lraeior fan
fiery. the Llnroil plant. a factory at
Norlln'ilifl, :mo t 059 in rltirs outside
nf Mld‘lig‘an.
Most (if the fariorlr-z likely in be ar—
fmtevi by the ringing of the Ford in-
dusirir‘s. through the loans of their
r‘hie.’ market are located in Detroit or
nearby Michigan riilr-S. They menu.
far‘lnrn various parts and accessories
not produced by the Ford shops. and
in most cases are equipped only for
lhis work. No authentic information
as in the number employed in lliese
521an could M- obmined today.
5 Sin deciding to close his fariories.
Mr. Card has held daily centerenees
(Continued on Page Seven)
wnlmmms
17710 '93wa ,
Silllii THEATER
\R‘ES‘TPORT, Rent. 1 6.—~—Sunday
moving pictnrb alibi-rs may be held in
\Vnslport following" action last night-
hy town meeting. when it‘was voted
l7? to 103 to permit the theatre to re—
main open. The meeting was alien-"i—
rd by 500 persons. believed to ire a
record.
There were several nit-moms of me—
rilemenl. The first hat-1!? "Tune 0:;
the elllma-‘m of a. presl’i‘n: ofTir-er in
which P‘rrzderirk M. Salmon deluded
Homer 3. ill 01‘s, ma to 24. '
An (“from was made by opponents: vi
the Sunda: Gilt-ring pie: 1'09 :0 ML
jOUT'n immediately ‘1f??‘ the guns-lion
a role cm the Sumter shows had
'l‘r‘ml presumed. The meeting- mini
:5‘4 to 133 against adjournm-ani :vrler
:1 stiff fight. .
Debate on tire :‘rriglna‘ r‘ll.".“4ll0?l was
not. Opponents fought lull-J rm hon-3-
Jessi}: Although there were 50% pres-
ent, only '78? Vow—9 were cast. With 141
necessam’ to carry th'e question. The.
irlle'rs reported the ballot as if? to
1.7.3 infavnr of‘ opening: on Sunday.
nm'mm 3.1mm
James McKiernan, better Khavfin as:
"Jimmy Mack." died a): 9 o‘clock this
morning at his homei 55'Chap'el: street.
after a. lingering illness. Mr. Memerl,
nan was seventy-two years? old and}
had many friends in quwafk. 'P‘or'
lhirly years he was engineer at ibe
old Star Shirt shop; in Mamie stiréej‘t.
and later toox‘cbar'g'e of the Tm.fig
573mb}? Hall building. A, h0g5 ‘ 91
friends will learn of his déflfisé'w‘ifh
«sincere regret» 7 . 5
Besides a‘ fife..tlze deceased is“ 5113'-
vived ' by four children. 1,30%}!th Mcé '
Kie‘rnan, Mfrs. Edwardi‘mclmia‘lsmng
Koren. Mrs; James" Rooneyabo" jars.
Edward“ Mbmisfe'l‘. 3mg mil/59hr?
siren-also arrive." ” " '
i (n
the Greeks May
(finXST.\XTlN(‘l’Y.E, Sept: 3 6.. 4-
‘? Aesm‘lalmi Tress)rml’urn-t‘wl‘i cell‘—
hrations were held ihrougiwut .‘lsm
Minor yesterday. in mark the w (p-
imir Turkish victory over liv- Gris-7kg.
Friday is the Turkish Sunday, and the
entire Moslein populaiion cr‘aw‘l its
n‘rmieli pursuits and repairml in Hue
mosques lo offer prayers of (Links-
zlvlng in Allah.
» For the firsi lime, sinn- ‘li‘w. ,
ilie Turks oaplured (‘otlsmlrmopnx
llw sulian went in UN: Tomi.) of Mn—
lmmmed. the Conqueror. in Stnml‘soul.
and paid homage to ihv memory of
his illustrious nredovessqr. Sunni!
milrs of exaultimz and jubilant Turks
with flaming flags lined ilie slrce i111
watchrd {heir sovorien pass. l'lc, mudv
llw lrlil in an Anmrlvan llnwnsiuc.
The sultnl's passage l'iirtrlligi:
open eirneie has ball 3m ,ir-w‘wivn: in
rr-rrni years. and Um prawn spiral
upon the occasion in give him affir-
ring but rm rront. mailnn. ll-“rw‘loi’m‘r-
h" llafi cmtiinrfl, liiulsrll‘ in 1le pahn-rfi
at Tildlz and ollsHvr-ii as linnxl‘l
privnry as ille‘pobr in the \“aiirzm.
Amerlrans who ails-nded liar: rere-
molly in Stembmtl (li'ifif‘TVCll llmt, liw
sultan. although. Halo and elixir. y
bent. appeared alt-rt and Ylgormu.
lit: saluted i’lle group of American
visitors pleasantly as he vtnrrgrml from
prayer.
Consionilnnple is a forest of mim—
Roli fings with 1hr- !nmiliar star in}
' '3
\x’ 2‘ (Fit
11m
”Commereial Loss to Sibyrna. as a
the. Great Fire‘ Is Eliot-Eons -—«- Dri d
Crop Totally Destroyed
rrr‘trr‘nt. The colors. even fly Erma
A
r
llllill TALKS 0r
‘ ATTACWTHE _
no. DEPARTMENT
PORTLAND. Maine. 16.“—
I‘ostmasler—Gcnerai ‘Work look a. fling
loday at. "vengeful, discredlrrd and
discharged peslal employee." in ads
dressing the postal convention of pas—v
tel employer: of the Stale of Maine.
Snob employer}. he said, were guided
"by a queer imil in imm‘an nature.
and orrzmimmlly attacked individuals
in the department 1m rm effort, to jueib
i'y their separation from the service."
Their motives, ‘bowmzer. be added.
were “so patent. ihat they deceive no
one."
The spiril of goodl‘ellowship brought
lnio the postal system by former
Fosimnslchfienorai Hays, Mr. \Yorl:
sold. had established a mutual confi—
denCn that. could noi be shaken by
such “insidious attacks."
Connerning attacks on ibr depart-
ment recently by "certain civil service
reform mmnizations." Postmaster-
henemi \Vork declared that “no one
$npr.
civil sepfiee would desiroy ii. And no
one friendly to it would gland in the
war of its improvement or use lie
name in political campaigns lo dis—
credit the cause of a. party of opposite
ni" politir‘nl faith to their own." The
i'nlled Stages C‘ivil Service Commis-
sion. he added. was a non—partisan trl'
banal an email of theme'ernmezlz.
and should not be. confused. through
Similarity of names “with selflconsii‘
lubed organizailons which have no
privileges except that of. free speech
and no responsibility under the law
{or for {he 'adminislratmn of elm
senders."
The trim—inn; Police department :65
day is" 012?.le breakup: street gangs:
éhangln'g" arbund various corners in
Newark; .Thl‘s‘ds” theiresuit of com-
91333113: ffiiChV barre been received in
glue past {cw dare- . .
mist night fimnuel LX119: complain—
ed about a; gang hznflng'areund West
avenue and firebard' street. emailing? a:
nmhrbazieé. , Patrolman J.
took“ cargo! the eomplainf. : :
« A.wm§hi§;t army; :a crowd or men, "
meltlngimie'and 'ms’h street .aafifa‘fm
East Wail stream are or madam».
ea"! (or a daily mlkieet wags. registered
with the police .The‘ pitrolrnkm on
those been; were given, orders etc
mm “7"“ befanfifififi"
break” no file gauges soon as it gath-
Robbery Prabably‘mtilre Far. ,
mg or 2 Men in New York
familiar with the inajor principles of .
(ambient committee on this mar
some?
For the FirSt Time Since 1453
Sultan Visits Mohanfin’ad’s Torah 5*
Shooting? and Looting- anfinues and 3 Gear;
3 "i Im'mnds—Jmldoil Fears . ‘
( us 5 l ' invgl‘v’e the Allies in (76113513, z»
. Collapse,
_ 1
1295:1139:
P
lile four cmmnandilre minor-Pia 01.13114;
anions Mosque of Lat. hurlila, whose
rrxcnptlirr has been ill“ dream rg
Turks for «remnrins. 5
A new of omhxlsiahm has snefi
(Her ilv- Turks and upon every 11;: {1
mar liners ilw declaration that line.
{Thriaiiuns musl. ler' draw :1 out and
glory of tlzfl capital- fl;-
i‘ne allelv-ni
established. Many Greeks mill Arnu‘nf
113,115, apprelwnsiw- of HIV occupal‘xe-rj.
nt’ the city by ‘lw forces of .Musiop‘lfig.
limilal Paella. are inning: for lllslle‘li‘.
points. 5
LUN'IN‘W. Sept. 16 (Amcialed
mess):mix-scaling: dispalvlles imp;
Consianiineple. when: and other can:
{ms of information in like Near Efraii
only lent! to magnify llm tall": of ihe
tragedy ljl Smy‘rmi. ;
Tim grvainr part n! 1310 all): 35 in
rulzt' laid wx'nsio by a (mainly-alien of
invenrilnry origin. and lite liamr-s. ao—
vnrrling lo fin» laics‘. amount. had
reached ilw waterfront. wilt-re tbs;
"1,1333: were yruwdvd with fear—crazed
l‘lirlslizm refugees who fled in the city .
as lilo lir‘art‘E‘l nmi nf rsrapr from the
Turks.
Many
lhlj wafer.
imilzg lnrrnwi
iapha Kemnl Paslm‘s so
have tin-our. lhemsch’vsrlrnlq
rather then run the risk ‘9!
alive or 0! (2'3an Mus:
ldieri‘. drunk.
will: Victor} and firml will: religioufi
innate-idem.
Others lzmr not. lmrl iii!) chance to
(Continued on Page Eleven)
Not Much Progress Madeijg
Identifying Cine of tire
V ictims“ Who Was Report-
ed as Living Here.
Little headway has been made. ac:
cording to the latest reports from New
York city. towards identifying the um:
known man. presumably from this
city. who was fer-11nd on the roof of 33?:
West 59f}: street. New York. sever-.33
deors away from the spot where the
bed}; of Louis l’lolhslrrln. an insurangg-
broker of 294 \‘l’est 69111 street. wj
also fall n-d.
Boll: men had been garroted wig:
their necklies. and their node". 7
iurned inside out.’ as well as tl q _
shoe: and socks being removed. _ ‘ M :
Robbery is believed by thegli”
York police to have been the or; J,
of the murder. Roth mm had 663w
dead about six hours. when the}:
were discovered yesterday morning
about 9:30 o’clock. I‘iot‘nrieln‘s bony
Was discovered firgt idly gr bank rlerle
when giant-ed from the window >113:er
ofiire in a. seventeen story building
overlooking the “003’s of the tenements
there. 3 , ,
The place. where i
found is in the. heart of the
be men were’b
"San Jifi‘tfi »
(Conlinued on Page Ten)
0
Eureln lebekah'badge. No, 42. 1::
O. (i. ii. hell} its first meeting in the“
new ("dd Fellows" building'an Bout?
Main street. last evening; with an at- '
19ndance of about 35: members. ,
' The meeting was hair} in one or t
1:11)!) rooms in the liuilciuig. and thr
members expressed mart-levees as 766- , '
lighted with. their new quarters.” . 5 ,
It wasdecléed to hold a. margin; ,
sale in the vacant store in the gel;
building on Thoma er and Fridaygf
next week. Schlmber 215173.134 222$
and a 5M 1 coinmitlee weerappoin "
ed to Work with 12m regular ante
Mr: rival; W'llmoti is head or this organ
mlttee and members of. the Repairer;
Wino have ankle/stile); may] weigh _,
donate mike gale can notify alike:
first. Wilma: or Mrs. . Jennie ,3}.
only, Ail-lo lel’l fim’ake amngengentnr
e-olleri the artlbie’s. . The.__ eoliecuo
are]? be made the early part of flee
Barman. Sept. _14‘.——Tne
ztcemyhie"fiom§n Prime smile:
yesterday; v‘ililjra. them her '
gyro here been caused byspm;
rein" cornbusflpbl The name: -
well undercon'tr’nl.’
. 551.35.; Wail? Alma mineélt'broi”
$750 1 . . * _ f V
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