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ESTABLISHED 1870

LOCALFOHS
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Altered.

LOCAL DEALERS
DID NOT KNOW

Insurance Company Finds
Missing Gar Numbers
in South America.

A number of local people. it in aid,
been purchasing Ford cars.
uhrh were mien and which were
so“! so a second hand car dealer of
this city. by the member- o! the inter-
sta‘c automobile theft lid-lid. 'hicl'l
mario its headquartera in'Bridgeport.
and which is being rounded up by the
Shah: Police. and lneurance company
'lt‘l‘c‘llvel acting under inetructlona
fmm Sergeant Frank Virelll. of the
Stat» Police department.

At present five men have been ar-
rmcd in Bridgeport. they being Har-
nlr: and Nathan Gddy. Samuel
mu. George 8. Singer and Frank
Cloary. All are being held under
Max-y bonds, with the exception of
(“war-y. whoae complicity with the
that: gun; is being investigated more
fr (roughly.

The local dealer whoae place la in

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had no ’3“
m m perlectly good lean-a. and
The fact that the Gold“ w my
in Ford can. only added tothe eaeln-
.- ; legitimacy of the deal.

yew serial time

‘1 was the pinch. ottbe Gold!
ram 1:. which has been under-minim!
N the state police for a little over a
:u-an to take Mean that had been
which in New York and W! t;-
Brirlreport. and there repaint and
rmnvate them. and to take oi! the old
sorml numbers and place new one- on

The new numbera which were
viawd on the Ford carreeponded with
on care which had been aold
in firms in South America. Thi- l“-
30*. '1. the chances of detection of the
substitution in case any question wan
raw-d about the matter.

A local man whose on; waa etolen
smrral months ago. out of town. and
WM has been endeavor” to have a
5‘ "lament made in the case by the In—
su'ance companies. haa been unable
In sncure a aettlement. the lnnrance
companlea info in; him they land
”unpainted and 1 nd the aerial num-
brrs corresponded to there on a. car
which at the present tin” was run-
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SHIP CALIs' nm'
BY cm 1) SIGNAL

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SAN FRANCIBCO, Jan. 12.—-While
Cfllsln‘ near the Golden Gate moi-try
awr midnight. Captain 1. ll. Keeley.
bar pilot. aayamear of light audacit-
i thrust its way throm the drift!“
30: and trace on a m cloud the
ward “pilot."

Interpreting it aa I» call I“ m.
‘rom some («eke-bound M m-
tam Henley started hh M “A“
Ventures thhrm the “it“
the source of the filling lair. anti
soon came upon the m I» 3‘”
iml carrier. inward bound.

Captain M. 0. Cook of the m
mm Captain Keeley that he trifli-
am to negotiate the m M
mm the harbor in the to: I“

0' no way to summon a pilot at
.‘our exceptbywritinxhhneadhfi.
slu' with hie powerful nan.

Inseam W.

A Mad comm-am at 0“
well Men. No. 108. l". and A- I.
‘Illl be held at ita rec-n. Ila-ah
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Chief of the French Army of
Occupation who has eatabliabed head-
quartera at Du-eldort.

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To Halt All. Industrial Activity in
Protest at Essen Monday '

' Great Britain Will Emphasize That Invasion
of German Territory By France
ls Not Approved

., "ESSEN, Jan. 12 .—-General chtlutie today issued a proclamatim
eatablishing a state of siege throughout the .newly occupied territory.
The Gannon laws, it waa stipulated, would remain in force. ~
.Q In general Essen was attracting its natal husinesa today w'fih-
ont interruption, no the French arrangements for control do not ai'a
feet the ordinary life of the town which at present feels ally the' in-
convenience canned by the commandcecing ‘ the main buildings.
'«It‘ia thought by. eomepohaervera that the critical day will conic
tomorrow, when» the miners will receive their pay and when it is aa-
set-ted many of there will also receive notice to quit from their
employers.
-All the factories will close next Monday morning from 11 to 11 :15

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on Monday.

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o"elock in protest against the occupation. The committee directing
the demonstraion represents all political parties

{ Railway traffic will atop fcr ten minutes at the some hour. The
‘ “ringing of, church bells‘ and the blowing of factory whistles wfi
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