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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-10
NOANk

The following officers have been
chosen for the Baptist church: Trus-
tees, d. w. Chester, A. Y. Morgan, and
Walter p. Rathbun; CLERK, w. A.
Fraser; treasurer E. P. Fitch; treas
urer missionary fund, Miss Gertrude
Brown; financial secretary, Miss Ir-
ma Doughty; prudence committee,
Rev. Charles A. Merrill, Deacon A. V.
Morgan. Deacon w. A. Fraser. Dea-
con Frank ". Fitch, Deacon Walter
7. Rathbun, Deacon f. P. Fitch, D.
W. Chester w. l. Spicer: F. E. Will
Jams, Charles R. Palmer: ushers, Chas.
". Davis, \. W. Thompson, Burtis
Rathbun, W, 0. Rathbun and FLOYD
Thompson; music committee, E. P.
Fitch, Charles r. Palmer, Charles
H Barber, Charles W. Davis, Walter
P Rathbun
The treasurer reported a balance Of
$9492.
Installation of officers of Liberty
! council, Daughters of America was
held Wednesday evening, the work be-
ing done by Deputy National Coun-
cilor Mary c. Latham. Several of the
| officers were unable to be present on
! account of illness After they were
seated the good of the order com
mittea served fruit salad, fancy cakes
and cocoa. There were Is present.
Miss Charlotte Morgan will enter
| tain the World Wide Guild this (F'ri-
| day. evening.
| Mrs. Peter Deyeau is able to go out
! after illness with influenza.
Mrs. 0. ". Reebe is confined to her
| bed by illness.
Mrs, Jack w. Whitaker and SON.
| Robert. have Influenza.
Miss F'O71D7 NVj1biIl- jS i'll
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-10
WIILMANT1C

Very little business came before the
Windham school committee meeting
which was held in the office of the
judge OF probate, Wednesday even
ing C. c. Case reported on the con-
ditson o. the Windham Center school,
stating that the building was pauly
in need of repairs. 1t is question
in the minds of a number OF the
whether the Building IS
worth spending much money on or
WHISTLER 1t would not be wise move
on the part Of the school board to
recommend the erection OF new
building. After some discussion by
the board. il was voted to continue me
committee and add H. {. Lathrop ana
w. ]. Sweeney to the committee 10
make further investigi ton. The
truant officers report was read and
accepted and he was authorized to
hire transportation when it was nee
esxary for HIM to investigate cases
of tr1lancy outside the city limits.
THE Hazen family of Coventry has
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-10
CT ,.ASC0

Miss Mabel blanchard spent the
week end with relatives in North
StoNiHgton.
Miss Sarah Cameron. who has been
taking 2 vacation Of three months
went back to her weel, &Eon6ay morn
ing on the spooler in the Thread mill
where she mas worked continuously
for twenty-five years.
Miss Della Mailoy. who resumed
teaching Monday, spent the vacation
in Mystic, New London, New Haven
and Waterbury, the last named city
rion MaIioy teaches.
being where her sister, Miss Ma
Miss Edith Tiff returned to High
school in Pai-'r Nn~Srr- n'tnr
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-10

Jarey G. Barber, who is spending the
winter with his daughter At Wick
ford.
Peter P. Palmer, End, son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Everett P. Palmer of Canon
Chef and Miss Jane W. Clark. only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert r,
Clark, of Brookside, We're married on
January l. by Rev. E A. Witter, at
his home, MS. Palmer is teaching at
present.
No church services were held here
Saturday.
osmas Edwards is reported i'll with
influenza
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-10
ROCKVILLE

Ebert Blackjack, younger son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert {. Black
lock, of Hope Valley, ana Miss Ma
rion B. Pendleton, only daughter Of
NH. and Mrs Benjamin E. Fendleton
of Pleasant Orchards, were united in
marriage January l. by Rev. E. A
Witter. at his home in Hopkinton City.
They went Immediately to hcusekeep
ing occupying the furnished home of
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-10

spending two weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tiff.
The Ladies' Aid society will be en-
tertained by Mrs. r. H. Young next
Wednesday afternoon.
Otto Anderson, who has had ten
days furlough, returned Tuesday to
Texas, where he belongs 10 the cav
airy,
Alien Campbell, son of James Camp
bell, has returned from France and
is at Camp Hill, Va.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-10

day afternoon. Treasurer r. E. Rob
inson's report showed TIE total de-
posts to be SLID 077S4 gain Of
$48,797.42 in the last year. There was
also a gain in the profit and loss ac-
count of $7,G2978, while the total of
the surplus and profit ard loss ac-
count amounts to $1O7 70)59 The ac7
counts were audited by L NJ. Car
penter and ). E, Phillips and found
10 be correct
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-10
USOUEPAUCH

Mr.. Gainsford preached at Grange
hall, Sunday morning. Next Sunday
services will be held in the church
Edward c. Kenyon Of West Kings
ton IS visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Eva Webster began school at
Narragansett Pier, Monday but so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10
a Note of WQrninQ---

e De never -cT7ed w or yee-ON1
1t ,Oou7dn't be fair to our following not to
sound note of warn;ng about vhat IS
going on IN the ,uor1d of Furniture.
During days thought ad-
vances were alarming enough. but
b,ce increases then ,0ere nothing
COMPARED to the SHARP advances
being fut on Furniture by the max
ers these days.
Orders are taken reluctantly
NTH brou;sos to take care Of i'm
ending advances. The dealer ,oho
aces big order IS not as ,oe1come
one content nth a fair sized one:
.ew makers w;n deIuer COMPLETE
orders.
There IS one thing you can dc about It, You
can buy Furniture in The Hecht Co.'s HaF-Y early
Sa1e-Furn;ture bought 1T the old f,1ces-and
reduced at thar 1920 to 1926
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10
] The Hechf Co.'S ]
Discount Sale O
No matter how much or how little Furniture you ha
brings this Sale home to you'll You expect to buy

The demand for Good Furniture all the supply
been abeo the sort Of furniureThe Hect Co. QUALITY
For other kind but furniture stocks
SALE TIME OR NOT. ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25
bOLsHEVIK COUP
TO BOOST CAUSE
Elaborate Ssns-ns Framed sy
1.an1ne for Advancing Plan
of International P-sas-
fzI1z:I.
BED ARMY OFFENSIVE
M'nit. s-.sa. Treaty. rs seins lcsonai,,.r~
at, Russian Sr,is Mzs SrSsk
oxst In EsrsRs
rku..

TTz11i1ad Press Leased Wire Sa1gltss.. d
MASEI11 11GSEIN, .AI1rl 25--T'hs
ass9ciapa6 powers recognizing the
I,lis;sl,5iItyy ,of 8 aolshsytfk noup while
lhs German delagatS are AZ Yer
saLItas El,a prspal,ad against such De
HtlilITna1I, 1T WIS srstaa IN dtplo,
TnSljc quarters here Taasg.
lsalins has been in sacrst confer
sncs al Moscow 5ar weeks PAST with
followers From ri over Europe, II is
IN asa,sBpaa. snd has framed Ell slab
al1,are scheme 8ar advancing Ils causs
of tins International lG1,oletaiSa1 IS an
7nciasrI 10 1hs signing af ne Esaare
treaty
Al a11aIngttsa general advance nt
fhs y1ussian red armies is possible.
uaan the arrival ~ the German gilssna-
ySts1 1ia1fiss IN France, diplomats hala,
T7hs oalshsvik fa1'css in the Arch
angel regions, IN The Odessa regions
and IN Ii9lhuAnia g7s known 10 as
equipped for an offensive
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25
(me Short and Snappy Items
Which Make News Wire
Sparkle.

liteds Press Leased Wire Ss-rics-l ]
fHICAGO. April 25.-watutoa y.
wanted q real American shoe
me and got cleaned In leaving
shoes with the boot black he
elected TO remove s2,s0e stuffed II
os.
No Judiesal Aobez.
EPRTgGFTELD. Ill. april 25--
ar re. ftry dollars fine provided
his honor, judge. if he dons robes.
q bin introduced by Representa-
E Sherar. Supreme court Judges
Fepted-
Post War Social Club
ROCKFORD, Ill, April 25--Girls
Rockford hare formed a postwar
Elal club called the coolies. I'VE
ck closer than a brother is their
Ptto.
Address Of Thanks.
PHILADELPHIA. April ga dsn-
4 given In honor OF Vim. Brown
Porated for bravery and rendered
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25
LOWER PRICES IN JUNE
PREDICTED BY DEALERS

llieS is said TO hinge tho per cent. Of
decline, Ofacials Of The Chicago Po-
t2to company, today estimated four
cents pound as the maximum price
for northern stock New stock they
believe viii not reach this figure un-
less he supply forecast as very
weak, is found TO be below the Ggure
estimated now,
Green goods are TO remain high. nc
cordiug to produce mon, uaSt well
into June. Tomatoes may reach 26
conts pound with other foods trail-
ing not far behind
Victory gardens win net he rurucr-
Gus enough to make any great q l>
ence in prices and suDTly. acc caig'il1-;
20 the dealers. They artci}5te lAsl,.
ef interest than was nlaEiicst oulia
the last two years
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25
INVESTIGATION
is INVITED
Secretary Tals~1ofcs Say. sscaotissr,s
CSra,s Ssrss A-sr-hirs m-zorss
IN Mznasss-ssr. -
1ns War.

T171i7s5 Press Leased Wire Sss-~1ss,N
PHILADELPHIA Ea, Aa-Il 25,-
E,r,ssl Ii sa1lzl Secretary TNaEnn9ty Ass
invited republican investigation, ct
The cnlsnei 81 the war, Snaafs-Sg 81
The Aaneasl ef 1hs Jefferson eSnh
here G4s. night TGznaltg character
aze5 the TeFIl h95czza PARTY SIS having
IN appetite bu. without p-s2ei-gsl
Il say 70 all -sgaslicx-.s- Tl-aGlty
said. start yoGr Investigations. So2
Viii not ind anything dishonest Won
wall ro5 find graft yoa may 1nd
some waste, but y,oa VIII not ind the
terrible things thS1 pTosSiVuted VIA,
in the pas"
Seaa1o- Pl1tl1az- Nevada another
speaker, spoke s1 defense CT tAs
leasue Of nations and endorsed The
presidents attitude toward TSurae
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25
Quits Before Last Course is Served. Returnirz
to Rome Where He VIII Consult Special
Meefzag of Parliament.
JAPAN AND ITALY join FORCES FORCES
Other Delegates Discuss Coal Supply and Fish
ing Restrictions While Disseminated
Msrnbers Decide What to Do

coming Ens shortage esraciala~ n.
lgsls 9aunt zuctini represented
JGsty st The session.
The cniGnCil also removed fishing
restrictions ia 1he 8sleia sna Norsn
seas so as Fe enable Germany 70 IN
c1ssass haS saod saipeS 4 also re-
moved tbs eassEssstsssfls ssrsinst gs.8gls-
porEing more 1faan S,tlSO tons OF FOOD
81 one 44ns 3nso Germany ana
CsaahcsSlsEssda lIs WY ni faaunhgs7sg
snE from new on II IS possible 3SsrEB
IONS Tnsy be moved simultaneously
F,o-,slisn Asnistsssr Sonnino hiss posi-
pnnad his departure Sof Rome Nn1l
tonight 55s viii probably be scsosr
panied Ag 9orrncT Premier Sslsnszsa-
General Dias, commander 81 Chief 81
Gha ITsliar armies 9ses with Premier
9-lanaa sad SSan3y IssTssitses asst
afsht. Itslisn afficers ss.ieio5s and
siviiisns aneares them and sang ne
national anthem
The big three meeting sohaaaiea
9aG this morning was saaaaa9y called
of, II WIS believed 8 session woala
be hsld this afternoon
sVoS Australia s,ora.
Tt0NT0, AD1til 52--T'r'aTnSer f7nsenes
III Australia, In sp 3r5orwisw az Paris.
csaSlea 50 the Tokyo ASH SAirsNun
1oaay scores Fhe unnamed circalsFar
~ s report that Australia s15ae aS1laea
8lIa coSeDart amendment giving ,ga4
ns.n racial equality
The aarTlfsSi5n % 5apaa 70 Yrerf>
nssrs.A1p as one o5 The fpe great pow
ars," f1sssnes is euaoaa IS saying,
proves IRE euual stsr3ts Of Japan
9EsJs'hss secoraing 70 the inter-
T-iev praised JapaR's @sonatIGas
grosz,ass, 5rt declared labor canas-
Mons n .3spsn ard Australia are fsS
27iffs1wnt
'c>sftns4 country can ask the a8Aee
70 change SIS 9nGo-na2 Poltay to salt
It's ne3shoar," ne saSa
Aresraes sehinS Wilson,
IEsy SsoSs-f j. Bender, United Press
STAFF Correspondent
WASHINGTON, April e5--SszaaaTt
ky 8a-zaa- President TAFT and sena>
SoVisl leaders ot President Ws9S<sass
dramatic stand against territorial
srnsvataaas ny ITALY, convinced or
rsaaals here fe5sy thsf America IS
behind TIE president Ia his fisat st
Parts
ss3s Tsrsnae statement ana oSffesai
aaooaaca-seat here last might Of
-s1s positive and unqualified aaa3al-
ef reports e,f secret defensive aifi-
snca were pointas to by officials as
taat the presidents stand
On secret treaties wiz persist 10 the
end
Belief that rsaly and Japan may
Sai=i Forces IN the conference in view
of The similarity ~ shesr Interests
Both based on secret ensagenlents
entered Snto daring the war-was
strong here today.
officials are certain, howev.r, that
tAs president win assume th~ same
attitude toward the japanese claims
Continued on page 81
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25

/, 4En--y saou Tisrs., 11-sIh sErr.1Ery r-Ei1
EU UnIlEnos uuupEulas Liza, LIZ fznd Isl
kscaIl srAGIIEtlun ambulance aur
fEE1y, 77lh division pas-E detachment
T5Ln 1naErriral un1t, vVtn a5irisiur
9ssszdunE-1srs 1--a7l,s End Tire 7g9ah tcas
! LII canrEry.
4 ADnng officers returning nn 1ns
J! NOM. Rsr1an ware Mayor General
S@oos-- .AlsLxndar. czumEnSiar Df Ins
/ nth division ErIE Gen M5cnAsl j
LanihE-. f,u1umgnasr Ef Lns 1F3ra in
fau--T brigade R-aE- Gen Erwin B
] E.BsStss11. EsriiG Cen Albert !. 3gv1sy
zoa Rrlg. Sen Thamas W DE-r,Rh
Other transports arriving were the
II s. s North Carolina II. s. s. M1r-
ra1R E1d the French Ens1 La 1saEr
E-1a T'bs ySa-rr Carolina cE1rls1
SCI. ss rtach 81 nffsrarx KnE I ~
nsn sascmssa - Ihs 1E7ft EnfEnET-
Tyhs er-Itnrsu-s s1f lr,e 18TH 1IC1ulleL
Iha field gnd staf, hAn5g ua-'le-s ant
81 Tg-sfr acau-sErlias- ns2ical a1ss1RctEmaDt
and E-sst fgE1IalEl Thirteen officers
En3 z4A -En VIII 80 70 E:EEup ShH--
naa, nzns officers E-ad sg5 men 20
4 aa1T7 IEz. fra officers EI1d 13a msn
10 Camp Grant nine officers End la1
usAn II unSas.5E1Ai..a rsgmps Ens -he
resi- do CErps Davsns, a,s.s4 TEglur,
CGstEr. DoaEs. Funston Ind IaaEEl
The ..sssRtA ordnance cssua1 E,rmpEnv.
755r-s.s officers szl6 81 r1sn t1r Iowa A-ld
fas 3 4BB casEsl ccu pHuy II Nsw York
we're s1syo IN board
On 4ha cruiser MCrETEIIE wasrs Z ,sls
zsEczrs F-5 men Five officers and
&. Ela1 e,slEz.gs5 10 the SaTa dlfHnt-r
brigade hgE Edq ua-V1s4rss. whfla - GiIrssls
F-s ,AF7 ngl were tram 1ihs 1s,EsfII-ssss
sa1 gs11npzzy, 1eljcsl da+aGhEasll- Sc
xgEat zad third tizIaEziuo Headquarters
md g,rzn -ls-1is.s Il, z. q. IT, /. & Of the
zk71a Infantry
Thirteen 1thcsrs md ~ enlisted
men VIII be sent Id Camp Sshs-iaRl,
FIX eEHcs1s md 15b men 10 GEm1
Grant. rrSs Ssfsca- En5 liz men 10 Camp
I,e.a Twelty=1ou- officers and sDS
men Rrs ses1lsred and the -sst VIII be
asr5dad anuls Camps IsEeIs. Msada,
Jackson T'sy1rr, ETus1s-, dodge FINS
-Ca, Logan and ksarDsy
Sixteen rasuE1 officers were also IN
board Brig Gen Prank Ga16wsI re-
turned IN command elf the SGs-d a-1El-
uy brigade
Tie FrancA liner LisT0u-a5ns carried
sSss returning soldiers, Ell If vhoo
were CRsUals.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25
EglfT Per Gent of Suosc7lhs-
szs to Bonds are Asking so-
ElgsnE- 2saSs Of
Interest.
NAVAL MEN TO DONATE
Secretary oF Nzs-y aanisis Urges Sas-
rrr.n % Sso@ They zr-
IN tne FIRST
afn..

Tinted Press Leased Wire Ss-Tis,s.l ]
WASHINGTON ATz-Il 9S.-IIightg
9s- car1 Of 1il10rr aazn buyers 8rs
.as1ag notes bearing 4% Dsr cent in
tsrest, according 1o Officials III this
1reasu-T TODAY The notes with III
interest rate OF 81 gar cent ere find
ing few purchasers SuoscrIoafss tor
noTss of 1hs lower interest -R1s, how
ever, ERE tsurans large ruR1ti1aas, tbs
figures show The VIII Inal officials
pointed ON Lhs1 ne tremendous
number II subscribers For 0o1ss Tor
higher Interest rBas rs compared
with tsIyars u 81. notes gave satis-
factory evidence gst vide ais111al-
a5oa Reports a-o-n Rl federal re-
serve districts show. Officials saaa,
1hR1 tbs average Subscription II tbs
present campaign is lo1 as aa-Es
comparatively rs in g-eFi92s 3oRns,
kglt Thsr believed results shown thus
ssr were more favorable ta- 1hs Eer-
sr--aerl4 z1a5 this bond buyers in that
3 stable 1aarsst 2a9aA-s hkaly- Low
Interest rates make The 81 NOTES
distinctly g rich mans eold, 2c-
c;orsfns 10 g1olis b Franklin 55ts'e-
tor .. the wa- loan organization. f5s
declared thai unless buyer VI sor-
eminent securities e,oEla afford 10
absorb The low 9u1srss1 1o1as in
Quantities upward OF sseaSsa0 the
difference Is more Than spffSc5s11 10
offset federal taxes saTlhcaals 70 In
comes Of holders of -aosl 1oTss.
Prom Cohleaz, Germany, Secretary
Of Nary Daniels has sent an appeal
Ia sll uzFzl ships xad stations 1ast
the aary show Il Is the first line q,
dstease n Substituting 10 the VIC
tory lnaa-
The world recognizes that thaa
navy was not only ths first line cs
defense IN this great wa-, hz1 IN
conveying and transporting troops it
made possible the coming 10 Europe
Of the two million Americans whose
vaio- Eas one OF the largest cen.
trioutions in winning the war / feel
sure thss every msn who hiss the
honor Of wearing the naval uniform
viii sooner OF later wish 10 have ths
privilege of being in the first line
OF defense also in subscribing 10 the
Victory loan
The navy viii HOW increase the
public gratitude By leading IN paying
lGczSln1el e. gage n
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25

& LEY F-a6 S Ferguson DtiTaE Pres,
Sghf Oar-asponnanS.l
1 1ARIS, Apr.il 25.--,Amhassaan,
Mslsui. .gapanass Representative il
4 Frgncs was called 10 IsxliRn heaa
4 QuarSars This morning
,Ge-oparsli1n or 1he 3aps-usss Rne
! Izalians al ahis crislns- time WIS re
zgrtied as aaapsy sign4fnsrs, II
iview Of Ghs similarity -oi sha7r .asspar
s3Ys claims 10 F,inIps anE 1he Shan
su1s peninsula.
I while -scantsv Announcing s.hfy
lhava 40 insan.ion M withdrawing
9rDTn Lhe conference. ,shs Japaness
Rrs known TO Feed sfe-onsea al scon
rinped onposi1iop 20 1heir Annsxa.sior
Ilsf Chinese GsI-.iJary .hsy wtrssSef
from G4erssnsrg. as wraT rs defeat d.
saAaslr -1c5E FyuafTry amendment 5r
1hs lsGSrs nt nAstnns sava7sa1z. Thar
based thar ssRtamaTf1 os .be canf
asfsrEt Selissf Ihasr Terr-isorlsl assrlra,
iIioils eventually would he granted.
when their aaacra sInenaInsps wss
frs1 ttrned iiovn they nshled 70
Canaan fn- inslrucIjans TIRE nature
oi the -aply has baen t)asslr guarc.
I'd ser.ce1 Fealins IN japan rs known
20 be running high and sissTn5nsr-s,
l@inns have occurred similar 10 Shoss
NOV under WAY in JEalv.
Premier Orlando hss LEFT PARIS.
The big ahrae" met 9ossy, confaant
that Orlando win return ,ar thss some
other italian sJs1asniaR win rs sub
sttSrsea 3a- him
Accompanied hy Ssirnor E;sitbsisi
the IEalIan 4eaaar departed from the
Gars De Lyon az e0%8b last nieshG.
Foreign Minister Snnnira vsS
scheduled 20 lasue goasy
Rapa,'ts af 0rSlantl0:s -ecaptian IN
Eame were snxiously sxsigea here,
H Is known he oountea ON having
his arg1y in9a The aapigsl stfanaeS
by cheers and aoclamafians,, srIaiost-
ing popular support Of his stand far
acquisition of FtGTna Na w'as given
q tremendous scaFiJn Rt The Hotel
hdwArd TqI bsfo1:s A5s departure lsst
night
0oaaaance of &he aTiea 1'agsvasar-
tatiwes isIst Orlando VIA come hack
or he replaced by another, ~as based
on developments in YESTERDAY after
Moons meeting 81 The Dig 8oa7"
winch both re and Sanriino attended,
Dasllire (9TlsrYda's sSaaaTnayt 1hs4
TIE conference was @rtr5;1oss and the
italian delegation is Withdrawing SIS
8 matter of principle aw-sns to PrasS-
aanI Wilson'S prom 3ancsneRf Of Wed.
aasa8r, tAs ATas-aasas and BzstisA
refused to interpret tAs aetSaz as s
ass545ue~ break An ofs1eisa caza-
-.llricus was issued declaring that
al 1na caa9arans displayed The
strongest desire 80 reach s Sa1Ssfsts-
tory ISOLATION a-1s expressing the hope
that The italian parliament yin sid
IT settlement From SeTsi-ofs7ss;.sial
American Ssss9'ces L 1as learned or
1aaao AA5 given his word 30 The "fSis
.s1-res" tAHsst ne was gong hoGT1e to
consult parliament which v1tl be
ca1vnSsa Immediately,
wA5ls me italian situation wss ST
rs crisis yesterday, The supreme
economic oolaes discussed the coal
su9p1y IN Egrronc saa plans for over
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25
snin con.-s,ts caneeIl.S.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, April S,-Con,
tracts fer iwo million g0ors tons Of
s1ee! sslps viii be cancelled. Chair.
man Hurley, Of the United States
shipping board, announced through
his office here today. This VIII bring
the total contracts cancelled TO four
million tons.
Because ships are now being built
at war prices instead of peace prices,
Hurley declared that all contracts
where keels itve not been actually
laid. probably VIII be cancelled
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25
TABLOIDS
FROM FAR AND NEAR

deaf ar5 duD5 by shell shock WI
liam became 50 slgle5 he forgot ms
a55ftlsel5oa, delivered q speech of
thanks zad 1haa ouzdlsta1csd his
FurslsTs-
Carriage Cans Missing
KENDSaA- WIS, April Police
here ARE seeking parties wtlo are
probably figuring On Cleaning gpr
One hundred s1xry-t0u- nua5c5P pal
garbage caas ws-s reported missing,
eg for R5sh. Foo,-
SAN FRANCISCO, April s5--f Send
ne 10 sail for life, judge z1r11ers'd
willard Wilson MT lueI's gone
Wilson lifted 3 suit case full ot ex-
pensiFs Shoes and found them sll fer
the right foot
Vanity Cases fer Men.
LOS ANGELES. April e5.-Siire-
vanity cases ara no laage- app-os
for men Police announced they
would arrest men dangling vanity
cases from their wrists because TOO
often the powder is cocaine
Stcie His False Teeth
Los ANGELES. April a5--Sang
Orr hopes for pair Of false teeth
tonight Burglars clipped with the
old ones sast when Orr had got used
to them
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25
New Supplies of Groceries Elk.
pscted ST That Time to
Cut Down Cost.

TJrnfte6 Press Leased Wire Service ]
CHICAGO, April 25.-Relief from
the present high prices by the middle
of June was the hope held out here
today to Mr.. Ultimate Consumer by
Chicago commission and produce deal
ers-
New supplies expected at that time
will cause the decline, they believed.
Upon the strength of these new sup
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25

limited Press Leased Wire Ss-vice-I
GENOA. April 24-G-sad Duke
Nicholas, uncle of the torer CERT
and coansan5sr-in-chiet Of the Rus
sian armies 81 the outbreak OF the
var. s-rivesi here today on the Brit
ish steamer Admiral Nelson, Ee was
accompanied by Grand Duke Peter.
Both viii leave soon for England by
way Of France
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-25
|ctorious 16Sth Infantry on Board Transport
Leviathan, Due 10 Dock at New York
City at $500 p MI.
DUs|NG WELCOME IS GIVEN MEN
Legations From Many States Go Down Bav
to Greet Returning Troops Who Helped
Win the War

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