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sald hi by protests from Bishop Greer aaa a other. miatibers, of the American | & hy League to Lift Armament. elyaracterined their statements e Nie “audacious.” y N D “T called up Bishop Greer," | Gen. Wood's message, “and asked 'him his authority, and he replied the AT Wwo0n's OFFICE |: only: LE Informed }im that bis “ statement that propaganda had been rn Jissued from these headquarters was i untrue and demanded that he correct 7 | it, and he promised todo so. A more 4 * . +s ’ j Audacious misstatement, made with- _ Major General Declares State-| out inautries or investigation, has , ~ seldom come to my attention, and I ments of Bishoy Greer have so informed the bishop.” Are Audacious. . re a aie + [THANKS TO A BC MEDIATORS, WASHINGTON, March 9.—Major| Congress Also Votes Medals to * General Wood ii a telegram to-da¥| voeys tor Mexican Peace W: te Secretary Garrigon, characterised | wy agrrnaTON, March 8.—Thanks of As untrue statements that propa-|congross to Ambassadors Da Gama, Banda had been issued from his de-|Naon and Suarez of B ‘Argentine partmental headquarters for the or-|and Chill respectively, ganization of an American Legion of|as mediatots between the United States Reservists. and Mexico, were tendered in a joint res- Gen. Wood's tel ted | olution adopted to-day by the House. veh Bi Ath atelier Abii cba Fry igen has passed the Senate and |New. goes to President Wilson, 6 resolution a § medals be presented to the mediato: TRENTON, N. J., March %-—Gov. Fielder has signed the bill to allow. the appointment of women as police offl- eKnother bill signed makes it a mis- demeanor to sell heroin. | side e ht fire in. the height of the fr Patrolman Harty ‘Smith had. to Sent en A be ray thro’ screamii and Catarrh |; Put a teaspoonful of Omega Oil ht a bolt Sng teetlbir) the ate Tw hand extingutaher to the ip of Steam which Candles thepanaes | “A Sst alarm. was sent. in, for of the nose and throat ie s gins sim; ty weatment usually gi ple | are engines, hat ho aca a A that when the city is already on the verge of bankruptey"—— “Stop that ridiculous talk,” de- clared the Mayor angrily. “People like you are industriously circulating rumors about the city’s finances which are false on the face of them. If you had ordinary intelligence th newspapers would convince you that the bagkruptcy rumors are absolute- ly without foundation.” OT TT BY TAXPAYER ANGRILY REBUKED BY MITCHEL “Ridiculous and False,” Mayor Says—Bronx Civic Centre Is Urged. Agnes K. Murphy Mulligan, also of the Bronx, was next heard from so frequently that Lieut. Kennel had to ask her several times either to cease penatigee| other speakers for and inst thi ne Cad centre scheme or leave the Fi Jonep! r Btate Senator, charged that | the o pration 4 the civic centre was put forward | J, Guday and a delegation from the | the interests of real eatate Tpecula- | ‘Bronx asked the Sinking Fund Com. | ‘°® mission to-day to establigh a civic centte in the vicinity of Tremont and Third Avenues, near the present Bronx Borough Building. The delegation urged that the com- mision provide quarters at that place for the Supreme Court, County Court and District Attorney's office either by the rental of rooms or the erec- tion of a building. Dr, J. J. F. MeLoughlin, a Bronx fen’ 'y improper mot- ives to him. Hennessy a pee orcs Ms Lieut. Kennel stepped wo men. It was natty decided 2 pe the ee ae to Comptroller dergast Aldermanic Presi- dent Meaneny.. Died After Arranging His ‘ OSWEGO, N. ¥., March — Lage ‘Thomas Torbitt has called the jertaker and Le his caaket and then one 4 Bir) bapa with instructions jon in of 1 eoathe & diea” ‘in. ‘the’ atroet of asthi cannot afford this extra rrangem ments were being he said, “for we believe carried’ one No. day. a—half the world lives es serve rice that foot couted with and 0 that five states prohibit the sale of sueh fee, Comet Fite" Ukoted * coutalze no glucose—no talc Comes te, you ins clean carton, unto tne Fi; man 65H it. 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