Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 22, 1918, Page 1

_Bulletin Service Flag. VOL. LIX—NO. 149 o e E % - & = m 8 - = ® POPULATION 29,919 12 PAGES—96¢ COLUMNS <.~ PRICE -TWO - CENTS * Alls n ARE BI.E '[u Cabled Paragraphs EStflhllShmeflt ofan %Cafl Steamer r 'condensed_ Telegrams MDRERUHNGSN‘W Hfiflr'm Austrians Lost 120,000 Men. Teaching of German in Wilkesbarre, | Paris, June 21—The Austrian losses H < Y Pa., was abandoned. in their offensive on the Italian front r 0“ e u r 3 " In | . President Wilson issued a proclama- o 'R E exceed 120000 men, according to a > s de tch to L Liberte from Re . tion ordering control. of stockyards | 1 > PENETRATE A”.'ED BARR'ER e S i LA Instructions to Draft Boards Issued By Provost riere Dlialia. « ; ot e y 1S DEFINITE PROJECT OF BRITISH | OFF THE NORTH CAROLINA COA! The Navy Department issued a call ‘ e s & Three Military Aviators Killed. z ACORST GQH&I‘&LWI‘ for machanics for the navy and the London, June 2l—Lieutenant Vin- AN SouEEe. YESTERDAY naval reserve. cent Flynn, of New Jersey, attached ) to the British Royal Air Force, was Early crops in Ontario and Yates, In the Mountains the Italians, British and French i = Chesie jestoriar. M| PLANS WELL ADVANCED|ONESEAMAN WAS KILLED & ilins rosc -+ “** ™ BOARDS ARE DIRECTED TO USE COMMON SENSE plane in which there were two Brit- Lol . 3 ish fiyers. These airmen also lost =10t First Lieutenant Loerzer, one of o roops ir i i R 5 2 Ges ’s best aviators, credited with —_— » 4 T : -'Have the Uppel‘ Hand feie Hum 0 Initial Flight is to Be Made in August, sx-é‘i-; Schurz Remained Afloat|35 viotorles, was wounded. RS g — FEARING THE EFFECT OF September or October—It is Esti-| Twe Hours After Colliding With| Gold to the amount of 53,000,000 was | Store Executives, Managers,- Superintendents and Heads of PROHIBITION ON LABOR received at the Federal Reserve Bank, | BATTLES ALONG THE PIAVE CONTINUE VIOLENT|r. sune Apire Comits| et e Te® Acres the Adankie) the Amrican Seamer Farida {1500 S G| Special Departments, Traveling Selesmen, Registered Would Consume Forty Hours of Details of the Collision Weré Not i : Hi Decided to R en Hearings. - The German Government-General in . 3 e Kot . ) Rt b Flying. Given Out, . Belgium has requisitioned all bronze Pharmacists, Delivery Drivers and Men Doing Heavy Washington, June “Fearing that statues in occupied territory. i 5 = Being Swept Back Toward the Swollen |55, B0 e e S taes: = AR S ; Work Are Not Included in the Non-Productive Class— vaders Are tiie labor of the couniry as to-inter- x 2 " e military and naval forces of % The In ng Swep! fere with the prosscution of the'war,| ~Washington, July 21. — Establish- | Washington, June 21.—Sinking of | Brazil vill celebrate July 4, in honor ¢ . C . : e Lpnes " [ment of an air Totte to B from | the Ameri Sehues 1o, cols i wee Th uly 1 All Men of Draft Ag: River, Which Has Swept Away Many of Their Pontoon |the sente acricuiture committee ‘- [mient of an air route 1o Burove ieom | the Ameriean’ steamer Schurs i col-|of America's Independence bay. Repeats Order That After July a e, day decided to re-open hearings on lision. withthe American steamer Flor- e B % 2 the Jones prohibition amendment to|the full force of American effort inlida off the North Carolina coast early| The Brazilian press commends the | 2 < S % Bridges, Leaving Them in a Precarious Predicament— | tnio s1100.000 emergency agriculcural | (he air tn’bear against Germany has | today was amnaunces tonigh by he | American Go!crnment for siving three | Regardless of Their Clm‘,fi,‘?.‘?“l"? Must Engage in Em- appropriation bill. in order to investi- |een decided upon as a definite pro- [navy department. One man was | ships to transport coffee to New York. F < ir Fizhting That is in Pi All Along |sate more fully that phase of tne |ieot by the British air council, the|killed, but all others of the Schurzs ployment Held to Be Productive or Join the. Army. In the Violent Air Fighting t is in Progress Ng |22t o The heariuse were to have |new organization into which all Brit. | orew were saved. The Savoy Hotel, in London, releas- y 2 2 been resumed tomorrow, but owing to |ish air service has been merged. This| The collision occurred at 4.40 o'clock {ed every man who was needed for the the Front American Aviators Have Joined the Allied ! tne inabilitv of revresciiatives of the disciosed today by Major General | this. morning, ten miles southwest of |army or navy and is employing wo- . come shipping board and others to be pres- liam Brancker, controlier of | Cape Logkout. The Schurz was afloat | men. Washington, June 21.—Instructions’ been- appealed Foord’ &) T okl Airmen and Are Performing Daring Feats—Prisoners | they were postpuned until next|equipment on the council, who is in/|for two hours after being struck and Sl Taken By the Italians Are Noticeably Ill-Fed—The Hun- | the nearings, the committee called up- on. -Secretary Daniets, Postmaster E = . . ! Ge 1 Burleson, Chairman Hurley k ° garian Premier Has Informed Parliament That the King- |55 iiinoriase Colby, of the shipping board; Director General Schwab of at 18 u y dom Has On!y Cu. . urth the Food Necessary to Main- Et : Emergency Fleet Corporation, and | e : % : by| Managérs, cooks, clerks and other : ; ~ 5 . Professor Henry C. Emery, of New | (0 draft boards were issucd today b¥ wploves ot engsged i the. actual In reaching agreement to continue York was reported by the Ked Cross | Provost Marshal General Crowder eX-|gorvice of food and drink in public to be at Lauenburg, Germany, at thelplaining and amplifying .the work oriplac exempted from the section Hotel Katshke. RUUNE Anc SpL b places are D fight order under which after July 1{declaring such service of food and e ail men of draft age, regardiess of |drink non-productive. Store executives, Secretary McAdoo was ordered to|iheir classification, must engage in | managers, superintendents, and heads a ranch out west Lo tuke a complete | employment held to be productive orof special departments, traveling sales- rest as his physicians believe his throat | join the arm; men; - registered pharmacists, delivery troubie serious. “When it been determined that] drivers.and men doing heavy work are i a person in deferred classification is|yiot . included among the clerks and If the United States declares war|an idier or is engaged in non-pro-|salesmen-of mercantile establishments against Turkey the armjes in the | ductive service,” the instructions say, | classed -as non-productive. the heads of a number of industrial tain the People in Health i emions” e ot 08 i the War Savings Stamp Drive? rs of the amendment zlso plan to| - % call a number of witnesses: o 0 FPhilippines may be used against the|-the classification and order number of Chauffeurs, “public and private,” are When the commitee ay, In this great drive for pledges undertaken by the§!ttomun Gmp: |guch person will be withdrawn and |eliminatea from the _non-productive 2 3 I th o AR T a1 , near the|Senator Kenyon, repubiican, v ; he will immediately inducted into nless they engage in work hi The barrier the Malians and their the Plave, whil a J.osson, near the|Senator Kenvon republic oowa 1§ women this month everybody has a duty to perform. e 1AD srickn BEd Cratinibeonta e e o LRk NERE e e fic) allies have raised along the great bat- | Fossetta canal, enemy e jund ; L ) : 5 the military service. to be_non-productive in addition to h = 't | vepuised. Tarther down the stream, 4 | dcclared opposition o reporting fa The woman’s duty is to get the pledges. B | Russia, headed by Lieut.-Col. Raymond | ~ Several specific rulings are made as{ their mercahanical duties. This feas arc from the Asiago plateau to the | gnort gistance from where it empties | vorably the Jones amendment The #ich: ’s d is to b block of @ | Robins, arrived at a Pacific port and|to the effect of the order upon certain |ture of the instructions attracted sea remains insuperable to the Aus-)into the Adriatic Sea, the Italians |would interfere with the suc\essful e rich man’s duty is to buy a block of $1,000 (cost- @ ieft for the East. | classes named as non-productive. 1In]tention because it would class as use- i {the case of sports and amusements,ful a family chauffeur who performed Sixteen persons were condemned to | the language of the order is repeated | no- other service and would send him death by the Germans, following their | with emphasis, but without mention- | into the army if he also acted as but- arrest in Bast I'landers, Belgium, on a|ing professional baseball, an expected | ler or handy man around the house. rge of espionage. announcement concerning which had |- The ~beards are directed to apply 4 = been awaited with keen and wide-|common sense in considering with- Premier Lloyd George may { spread interest. In making public the|drawals of deferred classification priv- a number of British minor officials of | instruetions, however. officials of Gen- | ileges and to aid registrants in making. alien origin or association because of [eral Crowder’s office wwd baseball | necessary changes in employment by public comment and criticism. | playing “at preseni” is regarded as|furnishifig lists of those summoned for trians, in o daring assuult north of Cortellaz- | prosecution of the war and saic teat |M . A S “The operations by which the enemy |70 pierced the cnemy fron, took 200 . Gast thets votes the. de. |8 ing $834 this month) and join the Limit Club. had hoped to press his way from the |men prisoner and frmly held thelr |sired to ascertain further if the \pin- The average man’s duty is to figure out how much he mountain peaks in the AlpS and |2round against a counter-attack. |ion expressed vy Mg Colby indicated el ti i | - across the Plave river to the plains| In the violent air r;ghtm;:tlr;u( |51:‘nch‘h-}lg}l;\:E b“fié"‘fff ;‘itsv.::tuus«:t_e&n .»n[n:t can save by war-time economy and -invest that saving j f Venetia thus far-have met with |in progress all along the front Amer- |nearly ion, ti e b e e e Wnere the oae | loan ayietons have- joined the ailjed|committce finally agreea to resume [ Weekly or monthly in War Savings Stamps. my was able in the mountains to press | airmez and _are -performing -_daring | ngs. : The children’s duty is to save their quarters until they back slightly the allied defenders of |feats. Among the plans carried out Senator Thompson conferred ‘vith ! d the fromt in the first days of their [by them has béen the bombing of pon- | President Wiison late today, but de- | have 5n0ugh to buy War Savmgs Stamps! offensive the ground has been regain- | toon bridges thrown by the enemy |Clined to discuss the meeting fu'ther h i ) e ide: ot M lott ‘: b e aiE pnon-productive, though there will be|exemption to the United States em- ed: where he crossed the Piave river |across the Piave. han to say that the president - < 3 . any letters have been receive Y | no ruling until an.individual case has’ ployment service, 3 251 apparently. was threatenminz ghe| Empty stomachs continue to play |titude. was unchanged, Uhat, whils not | § This Is OUR War. War Savings Stamps Help Fight [} congrecsmen asting for the adontion ot i3 - 2 plains with invasion he is now being an important role both with the Aus-|0pposed to such lesislation he did|@.I¢ They are for EVERYBODY—Man, Woman, Child 2 1-2 cent pieces and 12 1-2 cent| ~— e 8 sorely harassed at every. point by the |tro-Hungarisn armies and the people |cblect fo it interfering with necessary Rich or Poor. d d pieces to meet war time needs. 1$30,000,000 FOR EXTENSION OF LETTER INTRCDUCED IN J inside the dual monarchy. risoners | war legislation. 8 { . — : . In the mountains the Italians, Brit- | taken by the Italians are noticeably e e Ralph Peters thirteen years presi- SHIPYARDS AT CAMDEN, N. J. THE JOHN O'LEARY CASE ish and Irench troops seemingly have |ill-fed: troublous times prevail in | FOUR RESIDENTS OF BERLIN { dent and director of the Long Island Pt 5 the upper hand: along the Piave from [and towns in the empire and kingdom Railroad, resigned and will bogin his | Contracts Have Been Awarded by the|To Strengthen Jeremiak’s Claim That i i iR A GRS, i r ‘ C the Monteflo platean to the mouth of | because of lack of food. The people, | ESCAPED FROM GERMANY R new position as Federal manager. Emergency Fleet Corporation, He Feared a “Frame.” the river east of Venice the Italians, |even officials, afe declared to be at 3 Fwo K ”!' Fi d B " Washington to discuss this and other | the Florida stood by to take off her st o —— - et 2 sotwithstanding vielbiis thrusts by the |their wits end jn endeavors to allevi- | Used Two Airolancs—Fled Because of | | oot relating to air warfare with |ship’s company. R. S. Barret, commercial attache,! PThiladelphia. June 21 he Emer-{ New ' York, June 21.—Documentary snemy here and there, apparently are|ate the situation. —The Hungarian Conditions There. American _officials. The Schurz was the former German |controller of freight tonnage, reduced | zency Fleet Corporation tonight an- |evidence intended to strengthen Jere- - saining the upper hand. premier is said to have told parlia- Three Pilots Quaiified. ship Geler of 1,600 tons burden, 225 | the rates from Argentina to the United |nounced = the awarding of contracts{miah O'Leary's claim that the federal Little fightinz of moment is in pro- (ment that. the kingdom has only ome-| Copenhagen, June 21.—Four - resi- AEtmiing < the | fe€t_in length. ~Manuel Gouvela, Jr.,|States from $1000 gold a ton to $25. mountinz to $30.000,000 to the New |authorities intended to ‘“frame” him . sress in the mountain region, but all |fourth the food necessary to main- | dents of Berlin escaped from Germany | Plans for an initial flight across the | e bronoiuiy, was the man killed, The 2 3 : York Shipbuilding Corporation, Cam-,in confiection with activities of enemy tlong the Plave battles of great vio- |tain the people: in health-and that it |Thureday in two airplanes and succed- | Atlantic in- August, September or OC-| guryivors were being taken to an At-| Five hundred more high school boys|{den, N. J., for the extension of .its|agents prior. to his flight from ju % are in proeress, with the invad-'| would be hard to hold out until the e din landing safely in Denmark. The | tpber of this year aiready are well ad- | faniic port when the report reached the | between the ages of 15 and 2L ars|present facilities and ~for -the con.|last month was introduged aeetinz resistance upon which |uew harvest is .sarhered: . ocgupants of the airplanegy declared [ vanced. -American co-operation IS |gGopartnient. Nothing was given out [needed to help relieve the labor hcpé- | strustion .of four biz troop. ships. _today: counted and heing stead- | Seiism theatsr; ittle | that they fied from Beriip because of |sought and Gemeral Drancker hopeslgg ip the dircumatances of the. col- | Age on the farms ‘of Massachusgste. || i million dollars wilk lia uggd. T J. ‘O'Le t‘;x.« g estern |2 PRk smpmasthare. e e e g | s, il e i Inildinz four additional wabs, each to | Have aided in the escape. - < OURON Prioar Tyt rolbs. And o 1 & two machines, Whigh Ble 8 tiie | ¢rosH 1" carfy“both- British _ar ‘Berlin - papers commenting on the|he 100 fect wide and 700 feet long,| - This evidence was presented a sir | tart r Haytvesnes. the | afbatross type, left Berlii early Thurs. | American pilots. -At least three Brit- “GERMANY IS STARVING US, sinking of the American ansport | large enough to construct vessels | termination of -Jeremiah's t pontoon firldges in the centet of the|French in more of théirdaily attacks|day morning. Their ‘fiight was. ob- |ish pilots, regarded as qualified for g .| President Lincoln, on May 30, an-|w ngth of feet. It is ex-|Questioning by his brothers I ine, leavin= them in a rather pre- |have bettered . their positions and |served and guardships along the coast |the trip, are now here and several DOWN WITH GERMANY!"| nounice there was heavy loss of life. 11 be completed |and Earl B. Barnes, assistant disf arious predicament. taken prisoners from the Germans. In | were warned. When _the' machings | t¥Pes of machines produced in Eng- P 3 Fresh rains have forced the river|the regions of Arras and Albert theireached the Baltic the guardships |land have ample fuel capacity for the|Cry Heard in Bread Riots in Streets| The first American astronomer to|kcels of the f troop ships will be | porting to have been written by Hen- well out of its banks and the question | British likewiee have made gains and | opened fire and it was rat first eryo- | forty hours of flving it is estimated of Vieting, | pick up the new bright star recently |laid Ty Al Wise, a New Pork lawyer, to «:;- sémding Austrian relntaree:nznt‘s o;: ;l.:fl rwmz:g tg_a;rmden a:mcl“ near nleousl)' reported thathone of the air- ‘h; ‘;;”,,,‘.’;’:e‘";;“a.,; © e cony e discovered in the constellation Aquila| The four ships will cost $20000.000,| John J. O'Leary, announcing his de- western side or conveying s, on the. Flanders front. planes had been brought down. 5 e & = i 3 0 31 was E. L. Gould of East Orange, N. J. rage ab 10.000 t dead | cision to withdraw from Jeremiah a5 military supplies to the men al-| The German official communication |~ One of the two occupants of the first | horse power will be the first eraft to| Tendon, June 21-—-New bread riots . yerase, avauy R year- when the jattorney. It consisted of a letter puss" v night i cave and w he ger 3 = "Leary's against accusations e T s e [ERta the YNy 1 Alenican | Athatross was Dr. Ok Nlcolai, for-| tfemp e AL D . | S A Mg gy T of Vias{ Members of the district draft board |1 e e s et O ibming setitians masssine st te Austrians azain have delivered at- |the Americans' suffered heavy Josses. | a book that denounced Priseias mili- |Toute, which is a difficult matter, ow- | MUNition workers on strike in the Aus- | (01 Started & campaign fo ferrel out|\months after their kecis arc lald. | feers of our goverfment are s BEEEEH tacks on the Montello plateau. the | This probably refers to the fighting of | tarism and had been punished with |INg fo the rugsed contour of the is- | frian ,“ul"“!‘v Synian \?'"h‘:“'a'e Tel | jaw. i e m\ o cr;"f;‘:f;eo;fq'ffil "‘r"‘i‘n"éi?‘"( this case they would probably. treat keystone to the plains, but, like previ- | Thursday in the Belieau Wood, where | imprisonment because of its publica- |1ands, landings’ there for ra-fuelling | TPl despatch from Vienna. fleet will be heild tomorrow at which|as they have treated General Wi ous thrusts, they met with repulse. [the Americans advanced their lines | tion will have to be made in the. Harbor. e Lo Aokt thel German DOy S P h e Pk ietetan. L reduckion el e i ge a|and refuse to accept my offer of sers Between the Trevigo raflroad bridge{more than half a mile after the enemy| Tie second albatross landed in the Would Touch at Azol mbalil Lones eodending §5 Vitn- SNoreatwill oie tmade ]l iou) Stienag e of the bread ration the C' na correspondents of Munich newspa- gne Gaz- | proper seauence of shipment of steel | vice.” and the Senzon loop the Jtalians have | had refused to accept the gage of bat- | neighborhood of Rudkoehing with its } i i theiiehs 147 nbwiaprafleled; It| nors. e Gle e ctte announces that Germany will have | jarts needed most at Hoz Island and|. The letter was written in April; pressed back the enemy closer toward ! tie. / two German deserters. This machine |would start from British soll in New- | Fnee “wore mame aressts and "onee;[to cut bread ration until the next|sther plante. 75 L. Replogie mana- |shorily before O'Leary's case was.sat - 7 had been dvi'a;'“‘ b: S nlx_é;.'fl;dfm!tf foundland, touch at fhe Azores and|perséns weve injured. There swere | 12TVest. zer of the steel division of the war|for trial It explained zga:h"iil:gh‘:d land to repair a slight defec in in Portugal and conelude in|pm r is s ving L £ industries board, will atterd. ad military training an - ] TEN THOUSAND RED GUARDS . |AMERBICAN TROOP TRANSPORT |in the engine. S, probaii to bo respimed stter| SR CILea of: Gormany is starvinz |- Bcrstary ‘Wilson _announcerd 'that | b d Dt e tended to offer his services to the go%- MERCILESSLY MOWED DOWN | SHELLED"BY ' GERMAN, U-BOAT. | i The Rudkoebing correspondent of the | overhaul; to° Trance. -While this is|' A, satement fscued be the Vienna|iN® importation of Mexicans to work [WILL NOT BE PERMITTED crnment. He declared. according to National Tidende anotes the crew of [not the shortest route; It is said to of- | policen deciares — that in mincs and_agricultural fields will the letter. that a_commission might be o gotcns e ) e ) Jemonstrators 3 2 3 TO ENTER ENGLAND! i B} ;i Yy German Trdops—DBeclaration Made | Battle Lasted More“Than an Haur— | (1o, oq%) S1Paires as saying that fer better weather and betfer oppor-|neid i tramways, broke windows and | 26, PEritted for the duration of war. e refusefc himie e, alduot i in Prussian Lower House. | Escaped by Superior Speed. were expected {0 return there, " They | vanas, ' Thare aireads have been con. | oS Xpod shops and vakers' carts. At ¥ test Wil be reauired. | pieter Troslstra, the Dutch Sobialist| "oy oy red ‘wors ‘aamitted with, the : | Sl A r ¥ |vance. Th 1dy ° been CON- | the miuhicipal council meeting Herr 2 : i Amsterdam. ne 21—The Rhein-| An Atlantic- Port, Juge 21—An r;fhfle‘;ffh;;‘fi“o ‘]’D 4 r;fmfglfffl death | ference with American metcorological | Neumann, representing the socialists,| Secretary Daniels announced that he Leader. un?"s:a?d:}ls Ly Mr. Wise \vouldg: « Wl s s k. The two men'! experts in this regard. @onghncéd the Brest-Litovsk s | would not ask for exemption for clerks | 5 permitted fo explain his reasons ische Wesifaclische Zeitung of Essen, | American troop transport, formerly &|wore infantry uniforms and one of |* i ger by f the flizht g est-Litovsk peace as| g { cLohdon. June 21.—Pleter Troelstra, | writing it during a later session of zays that Herr flofer. independent so- | German liner, which refurned this | them had the Iron Cross lwer:e;‘“;:"l‘)‘“gm:‘é’:fi e i udhv;{xd declared the situation was "i‘e’rlkhe <\hl"3’ L‘*’-P"“““?“"d rty-two | i utch socialist leader, who, after | (he teml i i falist, in the an lower house|week from a, Frencl % = L i € n b s untgnal clerks who -were exempted were re- | .%o C it sty raL. 3 ' Thursday, declare jected to a shelifire a‘hapc?(ntmv:; ('-,‘;2 engine reliability, navization and wea- = LA classified and taken into the army. &: conferince r“,"&j'g”]{- » .Qg‘l;e‘i,m “Through a- grilling of ;;emu ‘hours “Ten thousand red guards were [ man submarine two days out from the|'MF ROVED CONDITIONS FOR theér forecasts. The probable loss oflsenaTe WND HOUSE arty: intended o #p:to Tondon €0 pie Hueis har JovCHIbls & S ai mercilessly mowed down at Taganrog | port of departure, it becams Kknown GIRL MUNITION WORKERS |Mnachines emroute could be minimized. Representative Kahn, member of the | frag’’ oar oo 10 B0 b0 ewondon 0 &t leained, shat it was Arthur LECENISIS by German troops and then we say ) herc today. The transport escaped by — he helieved, when the weather fore- COBFEREES DEADLOCKED | House military affairs committee, an. | Fmiiich labor songress.. will not’ be | 1oaars, crother John who bought the we are at peace with Russia' I am | superior speed, although a running [Discussed at Meeting of National | 25t bad been fully worked out and ———— : nounced a war department bill chang- | permitted (o entor England, Rccording | oy raier weriaard: tn on - My 5 persuaded that Russia will spring at battle lasting more than an hour took League of Women Workers. flights were started only when it was|On Amendment Fixing the Price of |ing the draft ages. It will be pre- |ig London Standard. Troeistra, | 1oy Tiive in Jeremmhiiee throats when the time comes. Jt|place in which more e S well _established. that good weather 5 nted ‘at thi ~ g o i L : _yons, an_employe in Jere fur A4S Tinen the time comes gtiplace In’which more than 100 shots = e 50.a Bushel. sented at this session of Congress. | j said, has been refused a Dass-{ofed ‘and who was jomntly maicted s base n enemy were fireg by the two vessels. Wellesley, Mass Plans for 2 p—: port “the “O'Leary brothers for_crim- blinded by poison gas. The The submarine appeared. to have ofe | improvins. | 3 Hi3 Was June %1.—Another of-| 4 i 105 gms 170 br e Py Sy s must_overthrow. a. government. whith | gun that outranged any carried by the | Be. emaloved. in Gonnesiin Uin% | GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY ffort 1o Sreak e deadiock between | can' milinaise bewn o e was | RINGLEADERS TN THE [RigH |1ty Adine s emplosers cacape is incapable of attaining a speedy|transport and from this Sun there were | munition plants, were Aiscussed at the house and senate conferees on the |arrested in Pari & \harEe of Tt 4 g 5 8 gun th ; a ; TO OBSTRUCT DRAFT ; > arrested in Paris on a charge of “in- | B | thokcets: ] peace by understandinz. counted 35 shots. none of which, how- | day's meeting of the National [easge Ao bt amendment to the agricuitural appro- | discreet correspondence. He &5 said REPUBLICAN BROTHERHOOB [ e e S dent Tohmann rcprimanded lever, hit the American ship. The [of Women Workers which is_holding | L d A. Snitkin. Jud; F M priation bill fixing the price of wheat | to have subscribed to the German war the witnesses examined Monday when Hofer for his remarks. submarine did not venture closs |its biennial convention at Wellesley | ~pemmal Gourt in Now York. One of |t 3530 @ bushel is o be made befors | loan. r Were, Arrested in Melbourne by thef, s o s rosimimseaiee 1o R —_— enough to use a torpedo and finally |college. Dr. Valeria Parker. head of | Micipal Court in New York, One of {the senate asked to instruct its 5 Australian Government. i e FROST DAMAGED CAPE gave up the pursuit. o the bureau of health and recreation of | Three. Soverecs o LeceRt TNIG. s Defition!| coal PRIGRITY FOR WAR ; H e i the Connecticut State Counci : e amendmen - INDIGTED SOR LIBELING MRS. COD CRANBERRY CROP.|GERMANY AGREES TO CONFER |fense announced that a *:Dn(e!reursceDif Tndianapolis. Ind.. June 21.Follow-| Senator Gore, of Oklahoma, chair- | Bogs Without the ~Flooding Systém ON TREATMENT OF PRISONERS |TéPresentatives of all orzanizations | ing the announcement of a verdict of fman of the senate managers and au- WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST interested in the ,welfare of. gmirls in|=uilty against Leonard A. Snitkin,|thor of the amendment. announced to- |Claim of Eminent Economists and B Sufferec Extensively. Wor: Reckived Front that state would be held o July 10, | ndze of a municipal court iIn New|day that he would attempt to hold i ; { Publishers and Editors of New York o i%ad R oor. Spanial Ambad. 1 Ly A e biothor Jafavsios L. Snithin, | nnother conference .of the. coateruse: Business Men in Bridgeport. { enro s to Tribune and New York Times. sador at Berl . 3 i i x { - g Middlsboro, Mass., June 21.—Reports erlin. lems of housing, recreation and living |and A. Joseph Schur, both of Indian- | possibly Tuesday, in an effort to reach | Bridgeport, Conn, June 1. — New |Ireland to aid in an ari ol Pt e today frem many points on Cape Cod geport, Conn,, 21 New York. June ?1.—Ogden | Reid:*'publisher jof _the New - | Tribune. Ada'ph S, Ochs, publishes FORTY, DRAFT EVADERS fthe New. York Times. Errol Hart, { sistant nizit editor of the Tribune. aj ROUNDED UP IN BAY STATE| john H.-Paine niziit city editor of Y Times; were indicted by a England’s cominz coal shortage wili|ile object of e require the enforcement of a rule giv- | PUDL ing factories doing war work priority over homes, it was declared at a| meeting of ‘cminent economists with | the Manufacturers' association, cham- | conditions, anolis, of conspifacy to obstruct the|an understanding. The semate was to indicated that the cranberry crop had | Washinston, June 21—Word reach- | "1t was explained that the irls’ ciubs | operation of the draft law. Judes A. B.|Fave taken up consideration of the it er bureau res showet o y o i i - | expected fo postnone action at t! - o Feather bureau figurcs showed |10 Ctiman goverament bas spimes s |Lon Which already has ‘accomplished | court Tere this aftemoon said sen ¢ the re. much in the way of improvement of | tences would be passed later. auest of the Oklahoma senator. at some places and while the frost|Principle to a conference with repre- | fndustrial conditions: - bt : . - A various [ The Snitkins and Schur were found warning sent out from Boston enabled | Sentatives of the United States fo dis- |speakers urged that the mssiStapee ot uilty of conspiring to obtain exemp- ? 3 g a macy planters to flood the bogs and [CUs the lreatment, welfare and ex-|the National League of Women Work- | tion for A. Max Swarts of New York,| AUSTRIAN AIRPLANES Der,of commerce, business men's ass0- | They Have Been Turned Over to the | srand jury today charged with ba thereby escape damage by cold, bogs | “"Ee, O, Prischers. u ers, in this direction would be accept- | by arranging for him' to come to Imed PROVISIONING TROOPS {and the-American Society of Mechan- | Military Authorities. nublished in their papers a_erl i withont the fiooding system suffered| o°, - te0 Chates proposed :flcha able. The housing problem in many | dianapolis for examination before a lo- e ical Engineers local JonTtonight, libel against' Mrs. Willlam Randolnh extensively. foday had heard mothing from (e |Pl2ces was characterized as “frigh-|cal conscription board where Schur|That Sucseeded in Crossing the Piave| Thisysertion's: 200,000 ton shortage| Boston June 21—Forty draft evad- | Hearst, wife of the publisher of the" There was a promise of warmer. 1many on ‘Whe ubiect. saim'l" fl'e"' ful” and it was said that opportuni- acted as government appeal agent. Rivor-Brdgés Swapt A (o ’ 2% |ers rounded up by the police and the|New” Yofk American and the New weather in the cranberry area today.|gPfy 7L LIS SWOICEL Switzerland or fties for recreation were greatly needed | Judze Snitkin denied he was a party " bl % o {agents of the department of justice in | York Journal Mirs..Heafst. who 8% =5 the conference. at which it s woimcaey |the crowded condition of picture thea- | to any such conspifacy as Sehur de-| Rome, June 21—Austrian airplines] toALOf Al 55 {various seetion the state werelchairman-.of {he social welfare com- 2 is intended {ters often barring the girls from the | scribed on the witnélss stand. His law- s 7 % B =t - A turned over to the military authori- [mittee of the mayor's Commitiee of NEGRO SOLDIERS DESIRE to taze up all questions relatinz to were compelled to carry provisions fo Four hundred thousand urueds 2 > = MORE ACTIVE SERVIGE|h® treatment and exchange of pris. |00 CC Of amusement vers explained telegrams identified by | the Austrian troops that, succeeded in | Of shipping would be needed to keep jties by the. federal court late foday {women on national defense, oners, including the pay of officers. | NCREASE OF 45 CENTS S s, croe o ey | crossing the Plave river’ and were in e wonilers mabiity: of rariroad T o | e for. indetion inte the. army.| artieles Wont her: ectiwtpu et Thett ir - —— v saying some sed | danger of starving owing to the flood | the complete inability of railroad lin: bTar e : he - that. Net Being Gh:n w:‘.:.” T:::rd“' COSSACKS IN SIBERIA A TON FOR IRON ORE | Judze Snitkins' name. ~ | which carried aWay " their _pontoon | to handle the situation, the deliberaiors P e o toted o e foRpE N I s Pi i ey Thee. N 2 = i bridges between Zenson and Musile, | declared. £ s el ot O o saying 5 3 T - i, DEFEATED BY BOLSHEVIKI| Agreement Between War Industries | ANNUAL SUMMER DINNER According to o despateh received her ik rn thelr, questionnaires. sl for e defendants, was fized at nial of reports circulated in this coun- | The Former Are Retiring Into Chi- Board_and Steel Magnates. OF i CONNECTICHT. \MAYORS L IR, O ErE i talie. To splte ‘ot {ANTI:WARPROPAGANDA . 18 GERMANS:DROPPED FROM | z s e maldlacn gt the A okl Washington, June 21—An asree- ||, New London Yesterday—Governor | (eneral A “L’”"‘i‘?“:r' SENT 7O ITALIAN ARMIES | sosTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA|EUSHING PROJEGRTOMBDX 4 5 § attempting to press o ut i . o — expeditionary forces are being given|. Washington, June 21—General Se-|mCNt for an increase ‘of 45 cents a Holcomb Was Present. eforts arc vain in the face of the ras | BY Members of the International Bible! | pus.ro No* Enemy Alion Will Bel THE CAPE COD CANAL. e- |ton on the sovernment bprice for iron more dangerous work than the white | menoff's force of Cossacks in Siberia | oy, iv, Iy sistance presented by the Ttalian sol- troops are, cabled to the war depart- |has been defeated by the Bolsheviki|jats totes tetwacn thy war nacacicd| New London. Conm. June #1—Gov-| iurer \ i ment today by General Pershing. The |troops and are retiring into Chinese ¥ ernsr Marcus H. Holcomb was the only Students' Association. i | Permitted in _Cuncms. Renewed Suggestions Caused by Ac- | board the steel . s WaShington, June 21. — Anti-w; S S b tivities of German Submarines. message said the were in high | territory, the state department Was | Amorican Iron and, Stoel Tnotiury, 15 | one of ths six New Ensiand governors OBITUARY propaganda. of the International Bible|,.Poston Ehten Gt \ spirits and that ir_only complaint fadvised today in a despatch sent from |; § . invited to be guests of the Connsctient Students’ association was not only cir-|1ave P o M | - Washington, June 21.—Activitiy of s understood that there will be no in- was that they were not given more |Harbin last Wednesday. active service. gt o AUSTRIAN CABINET TO CREDIT OF $15,790,000 TENDER IT§ RESIGNATION. ;. iati P _ < g ip in the Boston Symphony ! 5 creased price of steel Mavors' Association -at the annual % i culated :in the training camps in this A : Y. submarines in the north Atlantic, prey- pRe summer dinner'to be present, the ot | - Prr Arthur Hamiiton Qutler, | OGN 151 0s et under the oreliestia, according (© W ol 0ren- g espocially on unarmed and slow LAWRENCE FORBIDDEN GROUND |ers sending letters of regret. Charles| HNew ¥ork, jJune =l — Dr. Arthur|or religious literature to the Tt oAz, e | UWaftic. have caused renewed stigges- v i 5 Hamilton Cutler, founder and h X 2 S R s ed that in the future no enemy f i e FOR CAMP DEVENS SOLDIERS gfi;xo'::éa&r::i‘ge%or;m;‘e ‘.E?‘ 1": Diaster of theq:‘,uutr eho0) which oy j armies, said a statement issued tonight 1l be permitted to take part|lOns from shipping men that the Zot ion of the N TR - v a justi ¥ s A . t.push.to completion the | EXTENDED TO GREECE : S Qups B (e tean forty swars has. tomioh|by the denartment of justice in o iats o T orhaie e o 3 t i Dr. Von Seydier Has Left Vienns ol Result of Round-un Made Last Sat | b i e sise prasput = oY |sons of promipent American familigs, | "cction with senteneins at New Yorl| cormer leader. Dr. Karl 3Muck. has|isess for buving and improving the First Made Under New Financial| Submit ignation to' Emperor ¥ 3 3 of Joseph u Cape Cod, peake an 3 urday Night. Charles M. Schwab, chairman‘of the |died hitre fonieht. Amonz his pupils | omoials of tho association to twenty | heel interned for the dura : G Tt nd Waldort Actes " O T MOr-| vears' jmprisonment for conspiring to ough invited ! : Violate the espionage law. 1 the pres- Richard Arnold. Rt Lor ke i il o the German Territory. | ot etan R eld, o e pun band, of| New York, Jume 21—Richard Ar-|activities of the organization by the 21.—According to_La|of the Gape Cod canal, for whie being the|nold, vice president of the Philhar-|Italian government shortly before the rt2 Americen aviators last Sun- {thority has been given, but.no and other canals. to give an inland wa- > terways where shipping would be safe, Secretary Redfield, one of a - war. Agreement. Charles. o = = s United Su:;t.es Shipp! Vot . yer, Mass,, June 21.—The city of | unable to be present, Washington, Juhe 21—A credit of| London, June 21—Dy. Von Seydler, | Lawrence is forbidden ground to Camp| The biggest attrs i 790,000 to Greece, the first under | the Austrian premier, left Vienna at |Devens soldiers. under'a ‘general order|ence of the Freneh the new financial agreement between |midday today for Austrian headquar- |issued today. This order, which re-|sixty. pieces, New country m the United States, |ters to submit the resignation of his|sulted from a roundup of soldiers and only place in Copi t i f t where this|monic Society of New York, and|trial in New York, according to thejday night carried out an aerial raid in- ation made, said the project by the treasury | cabinet to Emperor Charles. says a|civillans in resorts .in that city last|famous band is to visit. No businesslwidely known in American = musical|statement. The literature sent to the|to German terr Eiglit Americans | be extended muu-::dn-nw inlan t. 3 stotal of | despatch ‘the FExchange Telegraph | Saturday night, is to be offective until jwas transacted, 3. sh dinner and circles, died heré today. He was 73] Italian.armies was sent into Italy from [bombed the Metz-Sablons railway and | terways from N Carolina to - from u&. o © further notice. speeches ‘being on' the- 3 years oid. " ¥ Greece. Y etarted a large fire. ¥ 4