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The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Bayne in with Neatness and Dis
patch"
AVENUE GRAND - Today and
Wednesday. Douglas Fairbanks in
"Mr. Fix-It;" Thursday, Francis X.
Bushman and Beverly Bayne in with
Heatness and Dispatch" Friday, Sir
Forbes-RObertsOn in Masks and
Faces" Saturday Billie Burke in
Let's Get a Divorce"
AAIERICAN-Today Mae Marsh in
''The Face in the Dark" Wednesday.
George Beban in "One More Ameri-
CAM" Thursday, Montagu Love in
The Cross Bearer" Friday, Douglas
Fairbanks in "Headin' South" Satur-
day. william S. Hart in The Fugi-
tive"
The Washington times., 1918-05-28
WASHINGTONIANS
MORE THAN DOUBLE
EDCROSSQ QUOTA
Red Cross Figures

Washington's quota in the Red.
Cross drive was 100000. Wash
ington subscribed S1.12T,7s9 and
the returns are still coming in.
The quota for the country. set
by the Red Cross, was 500. .OO0.-
900. The United States has sub
scribed SI44.43s. .294. and many sec
tions are yet to make reports.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Spell HindenburE's appetite fer HIS
luncheon engagement In Paris by pay.
tnE your income tax to-day.
The Washington times., 1918-05-28
Description
Of the
Bibles

Due to the fact that it is
our desire to place these
Bibles in the hands of their
future owners, intact, just as
they were delivered by the
Boy Scouts to US, not even
a string has been united. yet
knowing the contents of
each package We herewith
set forth their full descrip-
ton.
They are full sized Di-
vinity Circuit, limp leather
binding with overlapping
edges; gold edged leaf, con-
tain 600 illustrations (which
originally cost $4,000 to
produce),. and contain the
Tissot Bible Pictures in col
or plate. They are complete
with marginal notes and
teacher helps. e..
The Washington times., 1918-05-28

Swim 4 Company'a olies Of fresh bssf N
washington, d. c. for the week ending
Saturday. Nay s. lsIs. avenged ia cenG
pSs pound--Advt.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06
MERRIcK.WARNER

On Sunday afternoon Mt four o.
clock. ut the home Of the bride. cor
per 4th Avenue md Broadway. Den
yer. occurred the marriage Of Mr..
W. II. Merrick. a wcll.known len
erson county farmer, and Mrs. julia
A. Warner. In the presence ~ quite
number Of old friends and n few
relatives. Tho ceremony WAN pro-
nounced by Rev. White In his usual
pleasing manner. The contracting
brrties have been friends for shout
thirty years and friendship ripcncd
into love. The bride owns = nice
large dry farm and the groom has
purchased n tractor with which IN
work n md thew will move To the
ranch and help Uncle Sam win the
wr- by raising Pinto beans.
The happy couple have tho con-
grntmlations and best wishes of hosta
Of friends.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06
MEN TO GO
IN DRAFT OF JUNE Path

There will be athirty-three Jeffer-
son County boys to go to training
camps in the week Of Jpue oath, as
that many have received their notices.
They are as follows:
Frank J. Braun. Golden.
Earl Briggs. Wheat Ridge.
Ernest o. McMulHn, Edgewater.
Ernest H. Pearce. Golden.
Harold Hopper. Independence. Colo.
James II. Golightly, GohSen.
Eiwin A. Fnthey. Fort Collins.
Oliver X. Williams. Granby. Colo.
John J. Bennett. Arvads.
Raymond NJ. STRAWBERRY. Denver.
Hal Dmerron Raeland. Arvada.
Harry NJ. Reece! Webster. Ind.
Haniel James Boyle. Cohen.
John Phillip Boyle. Golden.
Albret w. 6trombreg. Evergreen.
Ralph H. Augustine. EdEewater.
Albert X. GottsohaR. Denver.
Roy Jaycox. Denver.
Fritz Selle. Ergewater.
Mike J. Keller. ArvadA.
Warren C. Montgomery. 1ittictOn.
John 8. GOttschalk. Morrison.
Anders c. Hanson. Denver.
william Kbmmett. Golden.
Oscar +. Stromberx. Evergreen.
Henry d. Yakel. HastinEs. Colo.
Victor II. searway. Buffalo Crock.
Perry w. Wray. Decatur, Ill.
william +. reselman. Edgewater.
Colorado Agricultural, college.
Clarence J. Cunningham. Howard
Colo.
william u. Son. Golden.
Samuel w. Nelson. Wheat Ridge.
Goriost Hooper. Golden.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06
POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE
WILL WE'D THIS EVENING

At $50 this evening Thursday
at the hame of the brides parents in
Griffith. will occur the marriage OF
Miss Jessie Pearl Griffith, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Griffith, Of
Griffith station. to Mr.. Gordon Hoop.
err Of Golden.
The ceremony will be pronounced
by Rev. J. R. RAIDER. of Denver, in
the presence Of about twenty of the
immediate relatives of the contract
ing parties. A reception will be Civ
en- in honor of the occasion Mt the
Griffith home, between the hours Of
$3.50 and II o'clock to a number of
invited guests, who are among their
most intimate friends.
The bride is one of Griffith's best
young ladies', being from one of the
oldest and most highly esteemed fam
lies in this community. She was
graduate of the Arvada High school
and for a couple of years has been n
teacher in our schools.
The groom is also very worthy
young man, who has answered the
call of his country and will leave one
week from Saturday for TT. Collins
to take course of special training
for Army service. This being true.
no arrangements will be made for
permanent home for these young
people. and the bride in nll probable
itv will continue her school duties
while her husband is valliantly serv-
ing his country somewhere in
Franc"
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper have the
best wishes Of hosts of friends, and
may the separation of war not be for
long. nor may it be one Of misfor-
tune So common in war. =.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06
June ., lsls-sP. M.
WAR EMERGENCY WORK
Community can.ias a.d Evapereti.s

Community Canning AID Evaporotiag
More home canning and drying done during
this than
will be greater this food
of the
Advantages Of tie Ceamuaiy System
communities felt
and dg advantageous than when the the
dividual homes Some Of these advantages
Larger better equipment made available the individual
uniform Standardization
made possible
Expert readily the
work done individually {
usually placed in charge Of
persons this work themselves in
their home
simplest community clubbing
purchasing making the
installing In vacant one Of the
produce put up However, community organizations
the operation Of the plant
Cost Of Equipment Of ceamuaiy csa.srss'
cannees simply wash boilers and Stoves nut
hot out
tit. The from $4,000 with capacity
81 about $50 daily jars
s. larger capacity
IN. time oned less than 70 Riot ynr
c.nner, The cost ranges from with capacity Of 800 daily
to about $500 90 a capacity Of 1000 to 5000 cans
Manufacturer Of Canning Equipment
STEAM PRESSURE OUTFITS
tn. Carolina Metal Products Compan, Wilmington NJ C.
Machinery Company 222 Wabash Ave,
Hennineer Ayes Mfg Company. Portland, Ore
Pressure Cooke Company, Donver Colo
Northwest Steel 4 Iron Works. Eau Claire Wis
HOT WATER GAMERS
Row. Gamer Mfr. Company Cincinnati. Ohio
southern Gamer Evparator Chattanooga Tenn
F. g. stahl Quincy III. .
e. F. Kirwan & Company Baltimore Maty'a"o'
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06
VloLAroRs PUNISHED.

For failing to live up TO the regu'
lation forbidding the use Of sugar
bowls on hotel or restaurant tables,
the Wntrous cafe Of Denver. wa.
closed for 4s hours by the order OF
the U. 8. food administration. In:
sufIicient substitute, In their bread
closed the doLrs OF the Vienna Model
bakery and the bakery Of August
Voelsel, both Of Denver. =,
1.-THE time for lcniency is past,
declared Robert J. Grant, executive
manager, "our fighters need wheat
and sugar and our rulings are caicu-
lated to meet this need. Violations
from now on will be dealt with ef-
fectivslY and speedily"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06

The Terrence White home was the
scene Of . happy family reunion on
last Saturday. when Mr.. White cs!e.
bratsd his 18th birthday. All told the
company numbered 100 and Of these
there were only two who were not In
some way related to the White family.
The states Of West Virginia. Miss
ouri, Kansac. Texas and Colorado
WIRE represented. The nine children
and their families which included
rs, grand children and two great
grand children were present.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Drake and son
John. will leave the latter part Of the
week for Kansas. where they will visit
friends and relatives. They Will 70
In their new Overland car and visit
At Emporis. Ottowa, Topeka, Man
haitian and other points. Mr.. Drake
will show his patriotism by helping
his brother take care Of his crops.
They may decide to 10 on to Ohio be-
fore tAey rstnss.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06

On account 81 not being being able
To stand the Jar Of the wagon, after
making several trial.. ! have nban-
doned the road and taken Il 4 foot
and try 10 CANVASS the best I can. !
will continue In business NJ. usual ri
my place and will be pleased 10 have
you call. Thanking you for past pa.
tronags and soliciting your future
orders. your truly, W. H. Kaier.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06
AND EGG RULING.

The poultry and egg section Of the
Food administration have notified NIL
licensees that between June ! and
Sept. IS, 1918. they will be permit.
ted to make carload shipments Of
dressed poultry and eggs, or mixed
cars Of butter. eggs. and poultry In
carloads Of not lexs than 10000 lbs.
This new ruling has received the np-
prevail Of the railroad administration.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06

We are In receipt Of Letter from
Ernest Kaler from Camp Cody, ~
porting that he 10 In good spirits, but
that 70 does mt like the climate.
which u not surprising after living
In Colorado.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06
CRANCE'MEETlNC

A. the last regular meeting Of
Clear Creek Valley Grange II WINS de-
cidcd that the grunge should hold
one meeting . month during the sum-
mer months. The first meeting mn.
der this new schedule will be Fri.
day night. June Z. The third and
fourth degrees will be conferred on
large class Of candidates.
Refreshments will also be provided.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06

r. O. Graves reports that all Of
the Ford Agents In Denver went TO-
gethsr and purchased . Ford Tractor
and presented II 10 the City Of Den.
yer 70 b used In making War Gar.
dsHs. "a
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06

A. J. Miller and daughters. Fio-.
snce and Grace. drove TO Fort Col.
Inns Thnrsdsv srd snent Decoration
dav with Mis- a'ddie Miller. who ID
IN the Fort Collins hospital ~ .
0UfDo.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06

Word s~ceivrd b., hin father fr.n
Fred Tyrrsll. lover there" SAYS that
hs has received n promotion to = re-
sponsible and very conkenial clerk
ship In the QuArtsrmsstsSs' Division.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06

k<Mr Freer II building onto his little
tunrpl low On West First street. and
wien completed Il all he n very At.
trar'iye residence.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06

Mrs. Fred Hays and son Carl. left
Saturday for Kansas City. Kan. to
visit her son Charles, and wife.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06

Nre. Cnmmines. kindergarten
teacher. brought . bunch Of redishss
raised by the kindsreartsn Children
and placed them IN the Enterprise
window. They are 10 be sold 10 the
highest bidder. Twenty-Five csnts
It, already ben bid. Can you beat
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06

Howard n. Miller cana down from
Gilnin County Wednesday on rush
business, returning thensxt day.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-06
ChiIdren's Day to Be Observed
At krvada Baptist Church
PROGRAM.
G. June ., lsls-tl A.
PROGRAM.
Jun. .. lsls-tl A. M.

Professional
soneSXmerica" School and Congregation
Prayer By
|s Scripture, Readns-Greetinss III Mr. Ellis Suppl
sons~iitte Hands Are Useful Too M Up Primaries
lClass Exercise-"God is Love-" ~
Recitation Raymond Hamel and Russell Compton
Glass Exercise-"The Harp.
ISong-"The Little Ones"
lOhering
E"Wecone"-To Mothers and Babies " Aleene Huchngson
Roll Call-Cade Roll Babies.
" School and S conr resetion
PROGRAM
June ., lolS-SPM.
|SongJesus Lover of My Congregation
Scripture Reading Mrs Ellis Supt
brighter. e.".s School
Glass Exercise-"The Garden Of Loving Hearts,"
Song-"Ameica for Christ" .............
Song Arvada Male Quartette
Offering
Song Arvada Male
Benediction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-24


As expected. renewed activity In ne
real estate and building line marked
the week end in this city. A notice
lable Increase has been made in the
number Of real estates transfers re-
corded both IN the city collectors and
county clerks Offices during the last
few days.
schoncslt and Blitzer report that
they have leased q store and dwelling
In Hall venue to d. Rubin for Philip
.Sislzind. a private dwelling IN kearny
|avenue &C l. Baum for Charles Pollen
sky, and the entire floor above d
HRoyal theatre in Smith street TO
Batferv- II. New Jersey Field ArtiI-
lery. for the Royal Amusement Com
pany.
+ new two family brick building
belonging to Nicholas Iszo, of 41O
Smith street Is being erected on h
north side OF New Brunswick avenue
near ConveFy place. There are five
|rooms on each floor with all of the
latest improvements. The building
will be complete IN about four weeks.
The building belonging 20 John
Hanson at the southeast corner of
New Brunswick Gvenue and ConverT
place Is being enlarged and when
completed II viii be occupied by the
Liberty Service Company. who VIII
do a trucking business
The following agreement for the sale
Of property In Woodbridge has bsen
filed In the county clerks office IN
New Brunswick: Stephen p. Vecsy
and wife to John Halasz. lot 4. to 8.
may Home Gardens. also lots 4-5.
township Woodbridge Consideration
$4,000.
The following deeds from this city
have been recorded In tEe county
clerks Office in New Brunswick
since the first Of the week.
Lizzie Lowenkopff and husbln to
Leo 8. L0wenkof. northeast orner
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-24
Real Estate and Building
News Here and Elsewhere

State street and DeKa1b VENUE.
Oscar E. Bardrum and wtf1 t.
Nellie M Bardrum. east side Rector
street. where south side lands Sarah
O. Nelson intersects.
George Lana and wife to Alex Mis-
koIoziand wife. let IL. block s2a-A.
Alpine street
Nellie NJ. Mardrum. east side Rector
drum lot east side Rector street whore
south side lands sarah G. SeIssen IN
terssct
John Bohasz and wife 70 The.ez
Bukvicz and others. lot 1e. east side
FPaesas avenue.
Cortfanat Realty and Inye stment
Company to Joseph Hareox. lot H.,
east side Cortlandt street
Atiga q. Steffenef to John CHS
AID wife. lot Is. block d. west sido
Grant ftI eet-
Klemens witek and wife to Mike
wasko and wife. lot IL. block .. south
east cor lot 10. same block on west
side Stockton stree
The following real estate transfers
have been recorded In the city collec-
tors Office since the first of the week:
Lizzie Lowenkoff to Leo g. Lowsn-
kof. block 306. lot 1. State street.
through Wight. Wight and Golenbock-
Kmosko. block 242. lot So. Laurie
street: through Wight. Wight and
lGoIenbock.
The First National bank 10 Sani-
tory Plumbing Company. block Al. lot
z7K. King street: through Wight.
Wight and Golenbock.
/ Citizens Building and Loan Associa-
tion to Paul Kawats. block 324-J. l0ts
50-51. Grove street, through Wight.
and Golenbock.
Carrot Broadhead to John i. Be
. dell. block IS. lot s.. Market street.
through Thomas Hanson.
John Kellar to wladIslaw Slaszwos-
XII. block 1T. lot 9. Fayette street:
through Leo Goldberger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-24

HlksE Andersen. Clark. Riedy. Grouse.
ina following resolution by Mr..
Clark.
where's. lot II in block 2os William.
Street. Is charged with sewer assess
mont Of sf0Ts based ON said lot having
Is feet frontage. and whereas said lot
h only 20 feet IN width.
the Collector Of Revenue be and hereby
IL directed to credit the said lot with
the sum OF s325 over charge. and take
credit accordingly.
Following votes Xea-Wilson. Waters
HfIkeEs Andersen. Clark. Riedy. Grouse.
The foTiowfng resolution:
Whereas the work OF extension to
State Street sewer has been completed.
Be it resolved that the same be refer
red to Commissioners OF Assessments
was introduced. ana Adopted BY M
following vote. Yea-Wils0n. Watez@
Hiiker andersen. Clark. Risdx. Grouse
The following resolution.
Resolved tina the City Clerk be and
hereby Is authorised and directed 70
en ss p nav ss aasefsd thssshT ar ~ho
may be interested therein. Of the IN
tentton OF this Council TO take up on
nrst readinE e the mssslnS august ?.
o~rdinAncs to bulls . sewer on Maple
Street from smith street running north
to jefferson Street
WAS introduced. and adopted ~ rh@
lfoliowing vote: Yea-Wnson. Waters.
tinker andersen. Clark R1edx. Crosse
The foIiowins resolution BY Mr.
/ Andersen.
Bs 4 resolved mat me satary OF
l Alma Wfdsrstrom be and Is hereby IN
frreaEed Is a6o per month. said tncreass
To be ~eferflVe July IL. 191A
Iwaa introduced and adopted 14 -tAc
Ifnlfow4uw vote. Xea-NIisons waters
TINKER. Andernen. Clark. RtedS. Crosse
7ns f5Iio~lng resolution hx Mr.
Risdys
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-24
MIN arEs
Pro~eedInEs Of the Board sf Aldermen
- ere city of Perth AmhOy, N. H.
.JuIy 18th. 1918.

Regular nteeting of the Council OF
the CITY OF Perth Amboy, N. j., held
july 1Eth. 1918. The members present
were Aldermen Wilson, waters It'll
ker. Ardersen. Clark, Rfedy ana Alder
1 man-2t-ltrge Grouse.
On motion the reading OF the MN
kea OF the meetings Of July list ana
Sth was dispensed with ana tue
mfEutes approved as printed.
a petitfon of J.. l. for can
ceilatfon of 1912 taxes on lot II =.
biock as was received and referred 10
fhe Committees on Taxation.
Al complaint In regard TO the coiiec-
tion OF ashes and garbage on racine
Avenue. was received and referred TO
fhe on Streets and sewers
Report of Protection Hook and LADDER
Company of the election OF lens An
dersen and ]. b. Kuhinah. was re-
calved n referred to the Cominittes
on Fire.
report Of the election of stephen
Seaman to humane Fire Company was
received and referred to the Commit-
tee on Fire.
transfer of his. junk license from 80
New Brunswick Avenue to hSl-hSS
Savre Avenue, was received and rerer-
red 10 the COMMITTEES on Judiciary.
The Comptroller having audited the
following bills.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-24

Be II resolved. that the salary OF Rose
Bird and Saliie Nitks be increased TO
SEQ per month commencing July IS.
1919
was introduced. and adopted by the
'folIowinR vote. Yea-Wtls0n, Waters
Nay-None.
Motion prevailed that a COMMITTEES
he appointed TO work IN conjunction
with oil committees from d1nerent
fca~en hoiding Conventions In this City.
ans hsing the 30oth anniversary Of the
-srantine Of the charter 70 the City OF
Perth Amboy; and that a sum not ex-
ceedfnR sI.T00 be appropriated 20 said
ConfTwfffee for expenses The Chairman
Appointed MessrA Hilker. Wilson ana
as such COMMITTEES.
JOHN HANSON r.
City Clerk
9O~s0s-s-za-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-24

warrants were ordered drawn for the
several amounts.
Constable bond OF Antonio Notaro'
with Frank Petro and George W. Ful-
lerton as sureties. which bond was APP
proved by Leo GoldheFger. was pre-
scented and ordered hled
The following report OF the Strest
July IL 1918.
General supply Co. Or.
To city OF Perth Amboy. Snpt
July 2. is To replacing pavement
on Market 81 sleS1
Street Commissioner.
was received and referred 10 the Col
hector 81 Revenue for collection
The report Of h city Electrician.
as follows. 49,
To ths ZION. Mayor and hoard OF Al
Gentlemen.
Ths f0nowins Is my report fur the
.manth OF June. 1915.
Electrical Inspection -
Permits granted
Finai certificates issued 1890. .-.1t
Rough wiring ee~rtine&ts ISSUED "A
Fees collected e's
Sir alarms resolved ever THIS system.
Police System.
Grsf report calls Fscsfved over this
u II FRANKE
City Eiectrtctan.
was received and ordered entered In the
minutes
The financial reports OF the EMy
.omcers for the month OF Suns a. fnl-
lows
'sfntsmenf of C~sileetiens Made By the
cnlleefoH of nNFemue HuntnW NE
Mmnah 81 1mne. 1859
T. sinking FUND
itel 1akes 80
I1t94 Taxes %N~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-24

NalLF4 4A~~
Allen heard his mother complain
about the great number Of lady buGz
everywhere IN the house. He watched
them fur a long time. then asked. "1ou
cali them She aren't there any genffe-
men lady bugsT~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-24

HnIance Tune tVth, IFte p y
deposit with First hationA- s.ts sac "A
Ban
Perth Amboy NJ j. July 1S1
city TreMsu-uE
we're presented and ordered enters9
the minutes - Maxor
me clerk reported tna- "a
~~eepf sKE1 f0r assessmeak q nos
1900 Sloek SHE. resolution % c@1~
esI iiens against lots , and - n.o :
niark 81. resolution % cnn@et
te~es 81 lot - block rs r~ese-n@1~s -
e~nc~F asssazmant On los I n-4NA
reaolutlnm Co cMnonA aA1e11
~s@~~.~rr aeafnsf p A. ana EitNArre1~
porf n r.. resolution % c4nes4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-24
2sasss.Os

School bouds 1o5.0O
Street Improvement Bonds 2,ss2.5o
2s9ss8.0s
137,O72ss
Balance June S0th. 1918, on
deposit with Perth Amboy
Trust Co. and First Nation
B"nP .S54o,SoVsVS
Perth Amboy, N. j., July Isis.
FEkD GARRETSON,
city Treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-17

sired, on the other hand, that the Medi-
terrarean and Morocco agreements should
be adversely criticized. our praise injur-
ed his position III France. CaillauX's re :
ception here was cool His report about
Brazil had nothing new. On his return
to France he will begin to reside in his
own constituency. He fears Paris anu
the fate Of Jaures
signature "BERNSTORFF
Another message which Count Bern
storn had Forwarded was rom Havana,
as follows:
"Tol, Rio &c Janeir9, telegraphs steam
er Araguaya left Buenos Aires June 80
Her captain is carrying important papers.
Capture very desirable CaiIlaux is on
beard. In case Of capture Callaux should
in an unobtrusive way be treated with
courtesy and consideration. Can you in
form our cruisers?
signature "BERNSTORFF."
The instruction Of the German censor
ship 70 the German press on June l., 1877
follows:
For political reasons Il is urgently
requested that nothing De written about
the former French prime minister Gail
laux and that his name be not mentioned
under any circumstances
This correspondence. although no offlciai
announcement to that effect is available,
is made public by arrangement with the
French government which desired its en-
posture. CatllauX nov is waiting trial III
France for treason OIL revelations devel-
oped By the celebrated Bo!o rasha case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-17
CANADA FISHERIES
MISSION CONFERS

Washington. Jan. IL. -Canada's fish
cries mission, headed by Chief Justice
Hazen, called today on Secretary Red
field and other members Of the Aroer,
can mission ana discussed pIans Tor
their conferences which will consider
conservation of fish foods in waters
adjacent 10 the two countries De-
pietlon q lobsters, halibut and sal
mon VIII receive especial attention
1T is hard 10 see how Canada and
the nit+d States could be better
friends Chief Justice IIazen said
out we nope our decisions will re-
move some slight causes for friction
due to different policies pursued III
the Two governments. our task wil,
not be 50 much the prevention Of tro,,
PIC however, as conservation Of fish
at tins time when utilization Of all
foods is so necessary"
Plans for hearings at Atlantic and
Pacific ports and possibly AZ Great
Lakes ports will not be made untr.
preliminary conferences here h.va bonp
concluded. The visitors will can ia
moro" on President Wilson and Sec
rotary Lansing