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L OF
ERMAN
ABINET
i s t e rial Resignations
'piiated by Decision ‘
United Socialists.
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IGN CRITICISM
OF CHASCELLOR
‘,
“int Ebert Unable to
ade Party Friends
to Stay in Cabinet.
’RIJN, Nov. 15 .(Amociated
' f) m’l‘he German Cabinet, headed
nncellor erth has. fallen. The
renal resignations. filed last
‘ were mecipRI'Ite-i by the tie-
ot the l’nitevl Socialists not to
- “who in a Coalition ministry.
m Include-Ii members of the- Ger-
' People's Party. But tit» {rivals
ancellor Wirth were not ob-
g of the reeling that he ha! out-
his uviuinesr and now has he.-
j a Victim. of a pollry or Indecision
inactnity which found it»; Fill-
Minn In the govermélnt's (allure to
.1 practical arrangement with
third eraratlons commission
. HI» course of its recent visit to
.. . .
, since the assassination
'3: Minister Rathenau. tiIvi- Chan~
been described as a man
rently possess» ' no inspira-
Inltlttive. T‘I Is :tn ”‘1 It gave
{ eight to tn» uses rtion that {hr
V reign Mlnistr-r was \SIrrh' s in-
; vn. 1nd the, force which urged
in .
of
the pausing of Dr. Rathennu.
nucelior visibly Inst Influence
. bu Ciblnat colleagues. As a. re-
the r'xpport gixen his “policy of
Jiment” diminished day by day.
“admitted the collapse of this policy
summer, when he announced that
Government's slogan. hn-l become:
Vol.1 first. then reparations.”
'0'“er criticism of the allowed
.kIIv-u of th‘1 (‘mininat emanating
lll Minion. as wvll as nwrlin. «lur-
mu List raw day's. contribute-l to
(L'rmL-mrzg tila Chancenor’s position.
n I: the ranks of the Coalition
My Hi; belotel espousial or“ the
01v!" .4 Party as a neceasary adjunct
(ConUnued on Page Two)
II. RAYEEIEBTEII
’PIIESIHENI‘UIWNEY
5110mm cu.
WIllwrn HT Rwy-I of H ILL-2t avenue
, 'lfl-‘fl elected presl'lefit of the fa-
, at [la'v‘iln’jv' Choc-3119.2 Compfinv of
' that-1,. It “'Afilt—ufln’! todny by
:9: Sent“. ‘ The Lovvney
oroluc Camper: is 0'1») of the
Ir- ' f‘ltldl minu Actor-era in the
on! With br Inch 01': C‘S in a; . parts
I lhx I nit-*1 States. ‘—
‘ Aw tl: . result of his connection with
hp- ‘ I: r»: n Mr and \lrs. Raye and
arm » Will '1‘ fit» their home in an’on
. m'I vi Ji'fil.‘ l-it The: harp pur-
l' ”vi 1 new“ in that city.
Mr Hun will retain his connection
h- Nita-I \tlantic Oyster Farms.
.. val; h he is {‘I‘V‘il'i'jfit. and also
HI‘ Imronia Cir Company of La.-
ll'. of which he is also presi-
9'
‘.'<. I. .In is a member or the Board
' lv' mun. In a stntcm~nt today
. I' 3 said that she won: 4 resign
i . -, MM; position which she has filled
utht‘vIHy sine» her election a year
. {I‘i'lri‘ leaving Sci-walk.
ll MN OF EVIDENCE
NOW COMPLETED
aw llRlTNSMCLN ...J Nov.15.
\I-IIII-antiy confident that the chain
.I love is complete, officials con-
-I today preparations to present
I Hui-Mills murder case to the
I .lurv Monitor. Witnesses for
«.9. day will include Petr] Bah-
m! Raymond Schneider. who
4 in»; bodies 0‘ the new. Edward
wru- Hall and his choir lender.
. Eta-mar it. Mills. and County De-
4" George Tottcn. who had charge
*1 prr-lirnznnrv; investigation. ‘, ‘
~~ Imiv Attorncr~cenernl Holt has
H.‘ «would pigment witnesses to
». wit Mrs Franc-cc Stevens Hall
‘1 knowledate ot the relation: be-
-~u hr. Hall and Mrs. Mills. The
. - l Jury will be in sedan from‘ 10
~ in until Ride)“. daily. in!“ (he
u completel.
KASONIC DWI.
0” “an man «a. m. r. (-1.1.
“ Mah- In Man it * m
Hun moot. 1‘ and 3rd M at
uni month. July um m W-
91. 0t I o‘clock. All mm
win-dull! and truerndly In“ '
ROB’I‘. I WALSH. w. I. *
ROBERT it. wxwox. m.
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Boner Chapter. so. u. R A. I. V
. "‘1" '5 “male Tennis. an Inn
Inn-m. II. no me «a W ct.
“05 month a I o’clock. July we
““1 "09m Ali 3. A. Ila-u-
Willndmbm.
Italilurllhg
PALM“;
Announcement.
Earl‘C. Delaud of Boston,
312153.. has been appointed Edit-
or and General Manager of THE
EVENING SENTLVEL.
“‘e make this announcement
with pleasure. confident that his
1dxent into the local newspaper
field will be marked by gratin-
Ing results “e beliexe that the
public of \orwalk will quickly ~
appreciate the improvement
which is assured for this news-
paper.
, Coming to THE EVENING
SENTIXEL “1th a. brilliant rec—
covering
onl of nchiexement
twenty )éars. Mr. Deiand is em-
inentl} fitted for the position.
“‘ich carries with it entire re-
sponslhilitv. as to the direction of
tho purer He occupies the rea-
atixe position of publisher. hav-
ing been placed in charge of its
various departments. embracing
the news business and editorial
branches.
Beginning his successful news- '
paper C.:-1re~r as a. reporter on
the \Vorcest-: r Telegram. )lr
[)nldnli advanced to executive
rositions vsith various newspa-
‘ pars. including the New Han-"en
Palladium and the New HaVen .
Leader. For twelve years Mr.
I‘leland was associated Wi‘l the
Boston Record. during the last
five of which he was publisher.
He recently re-organized. with
enviable results. the Yonkers
(.\'. .Y.) Statesman.
Tfi owners of THE SEXTI- _,
NEIL bespeak for Mr. Deland the
"confidence and co-operntion of
Its readers and wish at this time
to express appreciation for the
lm mt; rxtended this newspaper
in the past.
THE
EVENING SENTIN’EL.
H. L. 21d A. L. GOLDEN.
Owners.
mum lilIlIEl
HA3 Allin
EDSTIJME mm
Court Laurel. No. 106. Catholic
Daughters of merica. heki its regu-
lar monthly social meeting last even—
ing. in Knights of Columbus Hull.
\Vnshlng‘ton street. when the married
women of the court entertained the
single women. Mrs. Delbert “'ood
was the chairman of the committee in
charge. and deserves ~~ considerable
credit for the way the entertainment
was handled.
The, married women. dressed in
fancy costume. were masked and ap-
peared before thesingle women in a
grand march. The single women pick-
ed out the best coatumes. and prizes
were awarded to Mrs. J. )lcQuaid and
Mrs. Malian. who were dressed as a
farmer and a dairy maid. respectively.
After all had unmasked. a supper.
consisting of spare-ribs. t‘rnnkturtcrs.
sauerkraut. biscuits and cofl‘ee, was
served and greatly enjos ed.
Music. dancing. singlzg and games
were enjoyed until a. late hour. when
;.ll departed. the committee in charge
of the entertainment being thanked
for their ettorts.
I'W'O DRIVERS ARE
IfINED L‘N’ WMRT
“'ESTPORT. Nov. 15.—-—Anthony
Poggli’lCCi or 19 Edward street. Brook-
lyn. and )liver Bovchim oi! 2:22 Moore
street. Brooklyn. were fined 85 and
cost: each. by Justice of the Peace
Joseph Morton. for driving trucks
{without mirrors and without driver:
:Icenses.
Poggancci was driving past a black-
smith shop when Deputy ClarE N.
Kirk stopped him (or not having a.
mirror on his truck. Kirk asked for
his license. which he could not pro~
duce. He was taken before Grand
Juror Edward Bradley and Judge
Morton.
Bovchim was stopped at Nash's cor-
ner.
The Westport fire companies will re-
ceive uniforms noon. The chief. Frank
'Dunnigan. requested the urious com-
ponies to take some nation on the
nutter. A “new was made that
the companies appoint gnu: rm
each company to get together and
make some unification: :- to buying
uniforms. The Compo Briana Coin-
pnny sad the Pioneer Hook and Lad-
der Company have ”pointed their
delegates
PUTTING IN NEW
BRIDGE FOUNDATIONS
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cm Hermine.
F‘IKST PICTURES’FURHER
K AISER’S WEDDING A1: DOORN
Gas 1 Doc h l1 7 it screened to t P m 2,922 a: i in:
t e m, s owing W was prevenflgnrious cameraman m
corréspondents from getting‘ glimpse at the ceremony uniting the ex-Kailesrand
" ‘ ' Speaal Meeting to Be Held Tuaday Evie.
Next, Followmg Revision of Certgiin Sec-
tions of the ’Present Measure by Cir-
~ poration Counsel Tammany—Con-
. gestion 111 Several Sheets‘Vér-y
’ Bad and Arrests Should Be:
.: ‘ Mailefor Parking inFnont
of Fire Hydrants‘
Thewords 'movdm" tothe Mayor Batten asked m >»
councilman at their monthly meeting; what the m of the W
held last night wens as the proverbial anee was. and then the fail
'redragtooboll. ' Everyonehad mi magma.“ my“,
own opinion what should be done, talked to Attorney um J.
ranging from an immediate enforce-’ who had appeared »
meat of the old ordinance to the Raymond of Raymond and m
allowing 0! all councilman to take 3' Peter Cocoran o! the m‘
whack at changing and modifying the the leaders in the gum _ 7
terms of thé ordinance to suit them- in: the police from .3an _
ordinance,
Finally afterahaflanhour’sdis-had informed him—tint Rubi
custom during which Charla H. as yet drum up a revised
- Dtlworth, one of the energetic lighters as was W by Judge we»
rammthe termaortheordinanceas the Superiorcourtwhenhe
applied to the First Darrin. had the injunction proceedings.
Obtained! This revised m m w-
tain modulo-bong
Tammany the
of former Kaiser at Doom.
these——perched behind trees
and correspondents.
Photographers using telmpic low in an
- g'LM/l \;..I.&) 1
They had to take
and making exposures .. _
on MkI—“‘ ., » «Quay-a . y ._ .fl
.5 e ' “Hugs “warm“.
efiort to get a picture of wedding
their pictures under such dimculties
through hedges closedw- to cameromengi
4
stated’ that the injunction
there was “ill timed"
anon Counsel Yfilllmn F.
MdhadafewwdrdStosthwasde-
,ddedthntaspeclmmeefingbeheld
' to éhcuss the ordinance and that this
.« speak! meeting would be had on fig Webb dissolved the ., -,..
21am”. Quinlan said that he he
corporation Counsel Tammany is to both u,- Ema “a In»,
revisetheordimnoeinaectionntaking and that his client: Ind this!
suggestion: from the councilmen from their position on. the my ‘3.
the ration Districts. and embody-‘ ted in their petition to m -.
mgthenbin therevhedaectionaotthe to modify before they W
injunction, and am they In:
' The evening started at! harmleusly amendments to etc: are that 7
enough. all of the conncflmen aeem- minute parking Md be M
‘lngtobelnapeacernlzrameotmlnd, -
r and the prospects of going through
the business o! are evening without tion on WW street “a
i any excitement were excellent. u L '
Myevenlng. November
; ordinance.
selves.
and Corpor—
Following the reading of the bills
business men and m to be
to the council» for m i
the six weeks that have M
certain nections.
Mayor Button 356 that the
1m-
udmidtkntlr
ohm-m
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General Pallis humbled by
‘ day,
ATHENS. Nov. 15 (Associated
Press).~—Ta.klng ofevidence of “wit—
nesses for the prosecution occupied
the entire tima of the court in the
second day of the trial of the former
Cabinet members and generals occul—
ed at hunt: in commotion with the
Greek military debacle in Asia. ”or.
The first “witne- caned when the’
court opened yesterday morning was
General m who preached Gen-
eral Ham a commander—In-
chief in Anatolia. .
General Papoulh hid the respond-
bility for the debacle on the late 00'-
went. Be «led-fired that at 3'“!
council held last yenr at Km m:-
der the Way.“ King Constan-
tine. both he and General Palm the
Chief of one. dwelt upon the and
ties of the mum
omen the m in about to anti
Placing Rosponsibility For
The Greek Military Debacle
and Later Placed Under Arrest.
M
Earm‘
,’
the Military Committee To-
connection: otherwise he would have
refused to commandership since he
believed Greece owl-d sun no politi-
cal advantage; and he would like—
wise is in Mn of such knowl-
edge, have lad the courage to w!
King Constantine he should sodium]
General Paponlis described mead
eminent: polio! as treacherous and
characterized its mm a cranial.
Great is given by SM
lwpmto‘thetufimonyofaen-
.chxnse tadpotlnudintrontottho
mmmvliw
WiSllIlifil‘lIN 31.
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_}Iayor Calvin L'Barcon by vote of
the common comdlflfismeetinglast
nightistoappointacommltteetoin-
tel-view properuF more on Washing-
ton street between Water meet ahd
mmmmwmwmu—
cerninmgthelrstudonmemfi
tion recently presented by the 30 ’
Km Trust Company on the.
wifleningofthcxtreet.
ItwmberemBedthata-tluml
mathemrdotmgetpnot
tkeoomhefionltonda‘y. it"s
rotedtoofler to the city. tree at
George E. Curtis and George E._
' ham were appointed a. committee or
the November meeting of the» common
advisability of Che securingrot if new
'Wfifm
James.
Ing-
‘Councilmen Thomas F.
three by Mayor Calvin 1.. Barton at
council. last night, to inthigate the-
site, and an option on the site. for the
erection o! a new building for the
Broad River school. The of Educa-
tionwillbe consulted with in this
matter by the committee ‘named.
which is to report at the next regular
meeting of the council.
The matter of the new site was
broached by Councilman James. he of-
fered a motion to have the council ae—
cure an option on a. new site for the
school which had outgrown its period
ofusefulngsstoaflotthesecfiontha:
itserves. because of lair-(space.
Situated at the Five Corners, the
school was originally intended to take
weotpartof Spring Hill. Cobble
Hill, partnt the Silver-mine district.
SHIEPYEB
Amigdmmuthew
‘ortnenomearJo-eghmum
three children, all under 12 I”
388, one Of
school. one to Over
one to the Broad
beingat
that t
that attend the school. Ilium
flexed, and this 3 I.
should be refinem-
m, Roma: mm dc.
holdinsxottheompanronWaakinx
whom goes to Quiet‘
”school.
The schoolisbodlysituatedu
condition
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