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WHITE HOUSE
CALLS TROOPS
FROM COBLENZ
State Department Deems
Time Expedient for
Return of Forces.
TR mspom LEAVES
T0 FETCH TROOPS
ll ar Office Refuses to State
W hy Decision Was Made
At This Time.
:1 .\\~n('inll‘d Press
’\\ ummao‘s Jun. lit—“1th-
.!1-. ‘l\\ill of the American troops from
Illa Ithinc was ordered today by Pres-
1H: 111 Hunting. In announcing the
.1111 ion, the state Willem. said
1:1111 the president deemed the time
:uulient for the recall of the forces
nun at Coblenz. The American forces
1 mninlng in that area numhr about
ulli‘ thousand men. and it was indi-
mini that. the withdrawal order
“(Iiiltl he «arrived out as soon as the
\nwrhnn Commander. Major- -General
\Ilt-n could make be necessary ar-
rnngments for winding up iinally the
nrlairs ol‘ the Army of L)ec.upution
A resolution favoring such a with-
drawal was adopted Saturday by the
5« mate. but it Was not apparent today
how far it l11d contributed to the
resident‘s decision, or how far the
Administration had been influenced by
the situation brought about by the
i-rrmh movement into "the
\mm. The date of the actual with-
.nm 1l of the forces will be left to
m- \\.1r Department, where it wul
; 111 that th American evacuation 1
«onion: zone would be conducted
.1:1 orderly fashion.
Hm transport St. Mihiel will leave
.v York today or tomorrow to
home the bulk of the Rhine
A few small detachments will
'1.
1 Hill:
‘ - H.
- all for a. short time to close out
”1.1'. settlements involved in the with-
nr 111.11.
Hailrials of the State and War De-
;nxlmt‘nls refused flatly to make any
r :mtnntion of the declsiom to recall
ll «:wr-Gone‘ral Allen and his forces
. v r than to repeat that it was con»
4i expedient to complete at this
American withdrawal from
ll‘lupc.
>8 1 rttary Weeks was called to the
\x‘hilv llouse early today and the
s~,.;1
Ruhr ‘
police with the murder of her husband.
Mrs. Hiram Knox. wealthy timber operator of Helnphlll. Taxis, and
known throughout the state as “Lady BQI-n
tiful. " has been churged- 3')“ the
Hiram. She denies the charge. Mrs.
Knox is shown here with her children.
Who Wants 21
Enter Sent
Work For
Yesterday marked on ep ch in The
Evening Sentinel prize campaign.
when the first list of possible winners
was published.
As predicted. even a greater number
of votes were received at the cant-
paign office during the twenty-four
hours that followed the appearance or
thli list than before. It is true, t 1:
many readers were. saving their con-
pons and had promised their help to
candidates even before the entries
were announced, but with all doubt
removed as to who the workers were
to be, many who were "on the fence".
so to speak. are now “picking a favor-
ite" from the long list.
The influx of nominations. however.
has not stopped and it. is hardly likely
NeW Car?
with the-demand of ..
increase. edective "
present rate 0: 36.“?
day. has aroused local
It. walla-t ' . ~ v-
incl I
1t---And
will be reduced greatly.
'One candidate telephoned the cam-
paign ofllee Tuesday asking if it
would be possible‘ for her to enter
without filling in the Nomination
Blank or coming to the once. The
Compaign Manager assured her that
it was not necessary tor herto come
to the office. although the omce 'is
kept open for the convenience of the
candidate‘ every night until 8 o'clock.
If you can come to the office during
the day or evening, so much the bet.
ter; it will enable you to get an im-
mediate start. If you cannot come in
person. either telephone 8425. or send
yo nomination through the mail to
Th Sentinel Dulce. The campaign
office is in Room 3, Temko Building.
.unda
pflcei
sent ceasing ctr-building
activity. ,
The concemn‘s‘ ct opinio ' among
building contractors interviewed by
The Evening gutted. was that the
butldlng’boom Net-walk will beserip
ously retuulediit not entirely halted
by an (scream vase scule in any of
the trail. Mind with construction.
leaacslnsg tor the construction; at
scores eta
serious mousing shortage which M1
in the city are in the hands of build-4
ere awaiting the spring. Lou! an.
tractors genus-ally declare thu‘i an!
homes to relieve the ‘
.3
magi-eaten ”twist. I! 0. move is
made agaimtimfh'e probably will
Lut this affair. The music will be‘ fun}
nished by two orchestras.
Committees J‘vers appointed for the
your by Commander Downs. The fol-
lowing were named: ‘
Executive Commlkee—g-John Keogh.
Charles Frimll. Idaeph ‘Brotherton.
Raynor Werme. Anson Keeler. Alfred
Cutbill and the officers or the post.
membership—Anson Keeler, Chair-
man.
Relief—Archie Merriam. chairman;
Athletic—William O’Grsdy. chair-
man.
Entertainment -— Henry
chairman.
Honk-Russell Day. chairman.
IAgislatlve—Freeman Light. chair,-
man. _
Auditing — Joseph
a“hull-man.
Simons.
Brotherton
. Active Reelstunce Favored by Germans' in
lien for co-‘operation with the French in occupying the Ruhr ”- 1
7 trained here this morning in four special trains for Aix-la-Chapelle,
mum... at... s
‘ demonstrations.
‘Byduoetutedm
j noon says:
.152 active resistance and the widest ruined are shroud. Fears are ex,
{premed lest the British and American troops mould be withdrawn."
, W
jpost evur drasna—the French invasion
places with their parts wellolearned
i(kitties, Who Passed WOrthlcss
F ormer Resident of Norwulk to Be Confronted With His
Area—Arrangements for Reparations
for-cement Drive Completed in Paris
3’ W Press .
BRUSSELS, Jan 10 .—Thc first Belgian troops to be put in ates
They totalled 1 Still men.
Tanks for the Ruhr front have left directly from Ghent. _
_ The troops from Brnwels comprised infantry, machine gunners,
cavalry, aviators and transport service men.
The commdnder-in-chiéf will be General Bot-remans, commands
of the 12th Division of Infantry.
The departure of the troops was accompanied by patriotle , f
.'
./
N...
LONDON, Jan. 10 —A Router dispatch from Cologne this after-o
“The attitude of the Germans in the British area. is venomously
anti- French. A large irresponsible section of the population hm
wusthutthuudmcewouldm
‘ until W tonight or _ :-
Various reusa- warn-1"
fired is support of this belied. oils:
among than being the neonatal.
Foreign Office had not received Plum
later 11qu reply to ll. W
eare’s proposal that Italy Join Fan.
and Belgium in formally new
Germany or their intention to tape..
penalties. Notice that the to”.
would leave that; concentration point
mmtnthelabefiadotthe
ot the Ruhr—was still a secret today.
altiough the actors were in their
under the tutelage of the French ml!-
liar-y commnd. Every preparation
for the final order to "go-ahead,” has
been made with~‘clock-like precision.
.The consensus here this morning
.(Continued on Page Too)
Checks Here, Felgmng Insamty I
Wife :11 the Tombs, New York, on Friday. _,
8 North Main Street, directly above
Mead's Drug Store.
After the meeting refreshments
were served by the auxiliary of the
that it will for several-days. There
,, west of the government to with-
can be no such thing as too many
:..1» tin;- troops was disclosed at a
Believed to be: feigning finality. city into treating’him leniently.
Gumennwinberecollemwasap- "
...1xm.m1ce “'lth president Harding participants. Accordingto the rules For the benefit of thosewho may . past. while being held in the T05“ N“
,; l Secretary of State Hughes. It anyone may enter and win. the prizes have overlooked the opening “bl . , Yorkcity WilliamQGrimeD; 10mm, pm early in Decembgr fi
1» ,..~ lvurned that formal orders had to be awarded on the number of votes nouncernent of the campaign; it will . ’ » ~ m Ghfltherehe was heldiorf,
‘ as yet been sent to General Allen that each worker has on the night of be repeated that The Evening Sentin- STOLEN FORD 0‘ “1“ city. who a year ago ml“! paling bad checks and also for
town"‘uttbr (posing a number or.
worthless checks on local merchants.
is be confronted by his -wli§e. for-
me lira. Bertha. Crowley at thh
city. in eufieavor to. prove that he is
M: and that his punt
actionsare in reality an attempt to
hoodwlnk the authorities’ of Non,r York
manipulation of money orders. .
Awarruntforflrhnes'arrutoai
chm-goof lama! was imam:
umemwtheNewxox-kponeewie
wantedhimfor "but! check"
dons-there. TheNew Yomauthwlif
as—
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CAR‘ABANDONED
A Ford car, which was stolen in
Bridgeport éarly last evening from
John Callahan. of 2“ Black ,3de.
was abandoned by two men at the
corner fie: Woodward avenue and
. l-I‘un the homeward movement, al- r‘March 3rd. It only a few were active, ’,
”lull he is prepared to move on the vote totals would assuredly be in
1H notice. exceedingly high numbers. With a
large number taking part. these totals
CHAPLAIN HURLEY will be divided among the entire field.
TALKS TO COURT
el will distribute more than 33.000 in
free prizes to the public at the end or!
eight weeks, March 3. Those who do
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m °’ Expenditures by the sate Hlshm
Department for removing snow tum
with the result that the winning totals
LAUREL MEMBERS
“will, Laurel. No. 108. Catholic
22mm.“ 1's of America. held installa-
1 .11. of the newly elected otticers last
. 1-1 at the Knights of Columbus
nu
. r-
"Hills on \Vashington street. Miss
l‘nw'ms Doian of Greenwich. the
sum deputy. doing the work of in-
~' l‘ Inlion.
lollowing this, the chaplain. Rev.
l'hnnis Hurley. gave an interesting
'-: to the members who had assem-
1,. :1. Adjournment was ' ten ha ‘ to
" rt dining hall. where u delicio mini--
"3' dinner was served by Mrs. 11.111-
her
{.011-
:-' Hogan, tho enlirmnn. and
' I'ps of assistants. The menu
M'ml of: ‘
Grape fruit surprise
l u .st Vermmt turkey With dressing
Mashed potatoes Mashed turnip!
Cranberry sauce
Olives Celery
Rolls
Cort s Ice Cream.
tuns1derable praise was given to
Mrs. Hogan and her adetants for
”1‘1? capable work in Drum!!! the
«i1 nner.
.r
U I
sIAsomo 01313010312
3‘ stated communiatlm 0! 01d
\\ ell Lodge. No. 103.132 and A. Man
will be held at its rooms. W
Temple. Tuesday waning Jan. 13. 8
v m. Worklxdeme. dulln-
tor Mucus cordially and fraternity
invited. Mus-lb yours.
CHARLES A. ire-um. “7.3L
Atteet:
Counsel Tammany, as Was
A little bit of everything and not
much of anything could describe the
work at the Common Council at its
January meeting. held last e g at
the Council chambers, City Ba 1. The
meeting. which lasted'lese than an
hour. was adjourned until Tuesday
eveningnJunum-y 23rd. at. 8 o'clock.
At this time a public hearing will be
held on the proposal to establish
building lines on both sides of Greg-
ory Boulevard, and also. to eetabi’
building lines on Cove avenue from
First to Fifth streets.
Taken tr; the order in which \the
busineu was brought up lust 3%
the following work was M:
Councilman Brown movedthax Cor-
porstien Counsel Tammany interview
the First District commifilonere with
a view to the establishment d &M_
at the New mean min
renewing the reading v‘et a
which the cams-morn .
they did not feel called upon
light .thtreiz‘ The
s
Former School‘ Janitor $10311
Presents Compensation Claim
The Matter Was Referred by Councilmen to corporation
-§¢9,
'mil' cm W “In
‘mnnneeand'raflerasthem
Also Tux on Lexion Heme.
a light at the spot asked. at thgex-
penso of. the city. It was aim voted
to give the bridge a coat deadline
paint. so that this would constitute a
sort of a warning signal at alma-
the fresh paint would make theta-[die
stand out plainly. «
the trunkline <slid state-aid hlghvfiys
01 Want to date this wintalf
has reached (total of between use
000 and moo. according to
nude panic I?! 'W. L. Ulrick, super-4
intends“ o! repent. yesterday. . The
trunklinel or the state were opened
mu abet; truck‘s equipped
to notion sari! Mm)? Win:-
‘In somecumthe arming ottbe
snow nude traveling (“Insult on iii
highways hetero 111th This candi-
Shadow street. about 8:80 o'clock
its: em and was recovered this
morning by the ideal police.-
morninrtmthemhndbeend
to the‘ corner last evening and at
nosing “E1938 regist‘ runes.
t
A sateen}; pmmpiedm
the h‘ichm septic-
Morris Blou'n. former Jupiter otthe .
Over River and the. Jules-non schools.
presented. through his attorney. .
claim for compenmtion for lotus-is:
sodained by 11min Hagen 89th. .1910.
September 29th. 13.16 while in
til-xii
barge or his duties. 31:35, in- ‘
juries‘ure‘iaidiaooonsistotuntn‘d
tethebuseo! the spineundalhe
broken shoulder and broken: hip.
which has,
3&6.
um ' on me. i};.,..‘.11.
hiniaorlpplefor H
particularly true in the
Stanley“ 'I'almadge o: 55 ‘Woodifird
Stream droportod to the ‘police' this
mom: had Jumped ournnd hurried . ,
with scrapers: which were pressed id'- : there "
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