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_THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MAROH 15, 1919, 4 of paying premiums for early thresh- ing, but this, according to Herr von Tiraun, results in much grain being cut before it is ripe and being threshed in a damp ¥ ition, WILSON IS URGI LEAGUE OF NATIONS FOR PARIS TO-DAY, eee eed Great Crowds in Line at Custom House MANY CHARITABLE + GIFISIN WILL Paying Income Tax in Rush of Last ane L2bPR44OCOSO4 [REAR ADMIRAL GLENNON _ SETTLEMEN T OF MANY PEACE QUESTIONS IS 'S LEFT TO TILSON + DANIELS LEAVES ON WAY HERE TO COMMAND | LKINS CALLED a | 4 . | +] PRELI BAKER TOFOLLOW ——OFF.G. BOURNE | OF WIFE'S DEATH : IN PRELIMINARY TREATY 4 U. ' | » — | | Says it Is Not Only Possible but Ad- And Washington Has Rumors \Codicit. Dated Day Bef | ‘ tngl : ” ret me AleC ay efore N ic ay al h visable—Work Is Speeded of “Decorations” Which | ; a erore District Attorney Begins Search ' Up. Will Be Hung on Both. | ommodore’s Death Aids for Will Purporting to Leave | PANIS, March 15—President Wii | piste Cathedral Nave Fund. | Ail to Physician. ree erases a de Hes of! The Leviathan sails at 4.30 o'stock - : the eague of Nations In the prelim- | | G * ; Mp ance iret wit anche. 1 | thin afternoon for Trost with Secretary | RIVERHEAD, L. 1, Marc 1 Dr. Wa Keane Will it No. understood he believes that such | of the Navy Daniels, Mrs. Daniels and ]a codiell to his will, executed Maret >| 164 Wost Osth Street, Manhattan, a course not only 1s possible but ad-!a party, and twelve Congressmen a1 8 the day before he died at his coun S| was summoned to (ho Nassau County visable. two Senators. | try home at Oakdale, Commodore | court House at Mineola to-day By he i t arious ‘ | Shain chad shes aegis ihe various | In Secretary Dantets's party will be Frederick G. Bourne, former head of | District Attorney Charles Tt. Weeks } away, his return has given new im. Rear Admirals f rand the Singer Sewing Machine Company, Jtot uit the story of the mur- ; petus to every department of the ahd Commander Foote, Tt eee 10.880 to tie thedral fer of his wife, Julia Wilkins, just Hi > onference, 0* © the fact | «, » of St, John t Yvine, in nhattan, iit : Peace Conference, owing to the fact! Congressmen going are WilHom R. | to help build the ‘Seon sytney ts yutside their I Beach residence that settlement of many questions |, se | 1 In ; the Albee 0b IM : was contingent on his judgment, and | Sree” Ramaseyer, Ladisias | will dated March 4, and tho codicil | D i leaders were more hopeful than ever | Lazaro, John 1, Raker, Walter M | were filed for probate to-day H | ner Neu announced that he / to-day that the preliminary treaty | Chandler, Hatton W. Summers, Will-| 5 |. Conmac lore Bourne also bequeathed |? Swill begin an inquiry in his office H would be ready tor mabrilasion ie #8) jam A, Ashbrook, W. W. tastings. | 2 be ded hur oo) taaianeeee owned : % | Wednesday, Summonses for six per- f Germans between March 20 and Hoe Conde t. 6 4a. | 4 he Provident Hoan Society of Man-| @ * |sons have 4. Dr. W Under this achedule there ton eee ee ee nal $l hattan for the tne of the Cathelra! |. oe | | " ued. Dr. W : an carly meeting of the League of | \ Aleit Malang ; Sl gchoot to keep up ite high standard. 2 RE SRsAO.GLENNONLG Bog, |{# not amo 7 ations Committee, of whic Wilken | cometore ate Thomas © Martin and) ¢ bi he Aft for tt vite E. : | ‘The District Attornes = hn ypitebog ' ~ f harles 13, Henderson, o ne mine nee bein eve oe eee eee : He 5sy6) i an, at which various nf | “i ctary Baniels's trip, which is to| ¢ Joffering, and that for the school a not sald at any time that Dr. Wile ; ny, Including neutrals, will B6| we ‘towed n'a week or two by #00-| f Lenten offerins: oO; From Puget Sound Yard,|xins was under suspicion. The aw: 5 sounded for suggestions and amené-| oi iey of War Baker's departure for Tho value of the ostate is given at! Whi Will eed Usher, Was |thorities, Mr. Weeks said, ments, The President has pointed out | °° trons than §100(000 Sérnonal andl $160, ) ks said, want Dr that he does not expect the compete | Europe, revives discuasion here and > | 000 real SSBrty . ~ Member of | Wilkin's own story of the events of in W on of pd snors for | Bt property, the night of tt on, ¢ structure of the league to be erected | ey alten mate Leonttots fopeidt Sa on The country estate at Oakdaic,’ 1 Adin Jamies ih tenons (oe ee ee re hey wan at once, but it is understood he/ ‘ . bes | Seoo-o4 aa known as Indian Neck Hall, farm ‘und Navy | ti Its entirety, even to the-smatieg? favors adoption of the present con-| 2¢ !# rumored, and bolleved by --— hkGila Scath eemeNChs abt Naming, {detail Dr, Witking it was aly Suution, witha minimum of emend-|™*0Y, that when Becretary Daniols| Netesial’ sihecta,. mellehdig, bh far Admira’) would be accompanied to Mineola hg tent, as a foundation. comes back he wil) bring with him [persons te Ld rmander Of] routs G, Frieas, his attorney f hy th reme coun. | #6 decoration of a Knight Comman- I dence known as the Ludlow Home. are h heud-) Detectives resumed to-day thelrh ; The meeting of the sup’ : a bequeathed to the testater's children his way . ; oil this aftornbon waa called specif. | 4eF of the Bath, tho Legion of Honor, | Hake : p ch in and around the Witkins cally for the purpose of discussing |@"4 something from Belgium and It-| She ce go al Siar ipa In Olive Street, Long Beach. H ory to drawing up tho complete pact| There wan a time when the Nava Te uta SRE se | Adatieal (Glens te tay w authorities obtained ’ ass week | Secretary would have refused honor n HintoRautlon: tWay: Wes ANKE cae Tee ’ The President did not have an idle! FY decorations, but the Administra. | N GERMAN § Il. ourne of Gakdale; Mra, May Millen)? ; Neston to RUS |g a discov fa later will than # | moment from the time he arrived| ‘on has undergone a change In its raseburg f Gwynedd V that which Mrs, Wilkins’s estate } hero yesterday noon until he retired, | €eNeral attitude on tho subject, anid |Pa.; Marion (. Bourne and Mare! Ninslett to-¢ by peretary Daniels always has been ‘ Fourne of Oukd Mra. Florer le Seng , ; Premier Lioyd George was waiting at | Secretary (Continued fi Page.) Dontinned fy . > (Continued! from ‘Firs ce Bh a | Vilkins and his attorney had | Uxe Wilsoi new residence in the | loyal supporter of the Administratior Baio (Continued fram First Page.) ntinued from First Page.) Hard of W fayville, and Georg sald that ¥ were not aware of any ° } Place des Etats Unis, Their confer- | It 1s believed Secretary Baker would | equipment for th be cow — iar jas ceomrns: Of nen Cove Will, and Dr. Wilkins is quoted i ence Jasted until 2 ofclock. Both) ‘ke a similar view on tho question | peiiing compliance by the boat ows y pefore floon there waa a line | 288! crossed the river with valuable} Charitable bequests of $10,000 each an expressing the hope that a later | | f f non there was a tine ona tion aa: Sythe lend atiares 6f the City | “mn @pent 45 minutes at lunch, then hur-/f accepting honorary decoratlo Jers with the demands of their strik- | that ran the length of the west cor- O tasee Cee, Ten ths enamny's force. oe oe wp LAU Mei Will will be found. Otherwise, he vied to the Hotel Crillon, where they| Moreovem the presence of Mrs. | ing employees. ridor and snaked its way around to the| mander of the 24.1 er erennm gems} Do une canes oomnmen Sse Ae fol: | jeays, he will be compelled to resume conferred with Premier Clemenceau | Daniels in to-day's overseas party—| “A clear declaration from you that | east side of the Building. Many of| ty, ill pe FS 7 vision wes gives TONAL Alone, ni |the practice of medicine. vntil 6.80, Then the President, ac-|@2d it 1# also assumed that Mr. | the seizure of equipment for this p the taxpayera had heen standings in| peng tea Aes loste Service Medat and | Children’s Ald Socly r New | | The Nassau County authorities have / compattied by Mrs. Wilnon, called on | Baker will accompany the War] poso would be outal the legiti- | line since early this morning ; re 4 : tas eae of Commander York: | She ering Arms, New }been told by the ndler National | Prealdent and Mme, Poincaire, atter|#ecretary—suggests that there will| mate functions of the Government | actually began to form at 6 A: M. four|Gen WG. Neem CO dene | eee auld New York: Hrnanuel | Detective Agency, which {s aiding tn which they returned to their residence [B® More than the stark business of | woulg go far to allay misapprehen- | hotter before the Customs House wat] q 0. Neville, Commander of | Episcopa! Chureh, Great River; New the investigation, that Mrs. Wilkin ; ae Wisden military consultation about thelr vis- | jiona now prevalli coe te Bee alan tag | the Marine brigade at Belleau Wood, | York Skin and Cancer Hospital, Noz- op Sept. 10, contided to a friend th reat brows aaihered! enisidy toa |S Tbs LAMM wR ulgned bY RH ecco tee SCR wine rene ae with ths D tinmrulshed | weeian Lutheran Deaconess Home | she had made a will leaving every, Crillon before Wilson's arrival, They| The attitude of the department | New York Boat Owners’ Association. | clear uround the corner to Bridse daha Tinka Ae I ink EA LD abcde any !Osear Snead Bee lieved of S1OC | MBE she had to Dr, Wilkins. cheered him when he entered, then |Chlefe about the high honors offered) in commenting on the telegram | gt; ] 'we| received Distinguished Service| St. Anna's Episcopal Church, Say-) "6"! DUCE TNENCNGA OF “We have Informod District Attor ¥ waited patiently until he emorged,|DY King George has been curiously | ponyngo to-day aaid: “They mean| Muny of those who took their piace| Aen y : : | ville, for the Kenneth Bourne Memor-| and Jewelry Near Riverside | ney Weeks," said Rae C. Scttindier @ noasly three hours later, with Premier| Uneasy. The matter camo up frat] oxacty what they say. If the Gov-|\y the tone ti i echacke Hogi WeGGEEE Site hee co nee eee Pes he COF Drive 5 jthe detective agency, “that a Mra Clemenceau, when he was given an-| When King George awarded the Or-| grnment needs equipment for Gov- | ¢) ch na alla |brought with him a Congressional | dore’s de w York Ju Drive Home. Ducomte, who had known Mrs, Wil father ‘ovation, Idoyd George ap-| eh of he-Bath to Gane, Perating, | coment purposes it can be had in| pee lunches with them, Medal of Honor for Private John J.| venile A wreney as Lope een oae king for years and had her confidence . . } March, Biiss and Biddle. z : : su face a wait of several how Kelly of Chicago, UL, Sixth Marines, | Millbrook. § ie oO. _[remembers Mrs, Wilkins saying ©. peared later, and he also was cheered. Junlimited quantities for the asking . ation yoslery/more than one occasion that Mra Then King George on his visit tol, i owover, the Government con Edwards's staff work until long) as a reward for attacking @ machine| Army; Protestant Epls ity Mis- | doater, * in apartment at| Wilkins had made a_ will leaving the flagship of the American | (1) 00 depafting Pecenlta aiane after midnight to-night and all day/gun nest on Blanc Mount Ridge, {n} sion Society, Manhattan; New Yo 149th S$ . ‘ | everything she had to Dr. Wilkins, Fleet awarded the Order of the Bath) pmijswe eras tak thom tts ancien’ | to-morrow tabulating the avalanche of Champagne. Kelly, however was | Association for Improving the Condi- us He Drives I es ment: 1m) Ist De). 80d canes to Admirals Strauss and Rodman, | sie party: in. atrike as against the | “hs jon outpost duty and was unable to} tion of the Poor; Pomfret School of |! # Se n to-day an the | puma and MMe and bre. Duco The original attitude of the Navy i The saa kind of last minute ava- | be present Pomfret, Conn,; Tuberculosis Preven. |r his exp n Mr < ler si 4 other, then the private boat owne ) = ' " n ! Schindler says. yn the way Department was that whilo there] Vit ie agian _ Ae a9 le anche has swamped the office and| The plateau where the review took| torium of Farmingd N. J; and = , it Mrs. Ducomte says Mrs. Wile Jcould be no thought of objection to| it . taft of Ce or Mark Eisner of th ce was used for years by the] Chureh Char Foundation of Long Here kins said to her, apropos of some re- | rights they really possess. a hureh ‘ "i 4 Snead was on way hi St niki AtrAc Dusotiia he A | decorations for gallantry in action, tt yO hai ieteret the amarine | mrae 1150 Broadway ath German Army Corps for the} Island. Se Y eaat rAR cite ark Mis. Ducon te had made about did not appeal to the department Affiliation, Pa Pla ‘ oe. In the First District, which takes in | The testator requested tha nes) | w m 4 “ “Do what I have done. T have have officers hung with medals for) yo..4 were received thia mort at sar | Brooklyn, the rush to file returns be- rnoon, n, Pershing In-| institutions retain the wk in ti ; hapa th made a will and have left everything i happening to bo on a particular whip} fir, ea had been slipped out of S#% e@Fly this morning and gaine and reviewed the Ist Divi-] Homes Company and use the incou ‘ 7 cee re ote See ee when a King came aboard, | Newark Hay during the night, despite | Momentum as the day progressed, hich he helped to organize in| oniy tanea: i chet have it.” = All of which explains the fear that | union miehats pie) the eat te: -w ¥ m | Washington for service in France.| other bequests are: Clara stilt in re “On another occasion,” Mr, Schin- when the Secretarios come back they| |The review took place at Montebauer.|wiitman, sister, Groton, Conn der continues, “three or four years Sere If the di \de | Gem. Sp se: neon the anions ade * 27TH OFFICERS. REFUSED the headquarters of the Ist Division, ne . lousness, ago Mrs. Wilkins and Mrs, Ducomte + mm way, t ip ahi aise de auticlentlys | nag peon unable to discove Md tn addition to slaitine the trosps, (000: Mary Bourne Miller, Manhattan hin police wh ringing | Were waiking together in Long Beach, ark ey allectua " porated ike oles, d the seco oe bal 16 [FOODS | r 00 | ‘ ilkins $ é orkmen, Intellectuals and) be ae ihe ght haa fob yelot tha whereabouts of these INCOME TAX RETURN DELAY Commander. presented a | S8ter O: Clara Prankard, | passers-by, who t URSA Ls Rim auato sa Wilkins will get Peasants to Share in Gov- | tho President himsett may be tagged, | Weel! Mes were aca i He GBI Laretunact: leon R000 iren ner pee a oer | ACTUATE Cornea > j vould ° ° | breskors. being a Distinguished Service Medal|~* SIRES OK mh ey | wef op watch and dr, Wilkins has turned tho keys of ernment, Under Plan. Ho would get the Garter, If the) in aus of the private Ravenue Contmicone, Pennita lt Dele bea ervico Medal | i oid B, Miller, Manhattan, nephew, | purse ¢ Pn Per hia Long Reach home over to detee- | ’ prevalence of custom apreads to that]... ™Ploxen Pee jRevenue Commissioner Permits /for Bulg, Gen. J. D. McLachlan, the |.) 99; ‘Madeline Miller Flammer, | combina |tives and told them to "go as far as aed extent. 4 ne Men Away Fri . commander of the division, Lidell Fra hs Pee d they Ii He told them where hi ‘ 1 night to rie en Away From Ho 0) r € 5,001 le a e he AGE, alarch WteoThe. Bavarian - = ant ra oper rth Ps MMe Ee me (0) |" Attor seviow, the commissioned ang {Bronx at ¥., niece, $5,000; ay BLACKJACKED” IN SALOON, |co'd be reached by telephone any Diet will convene on Monday, March jof them did so and received the pay ile Teniative Schedule, |nom-commissioncd officers gathered | Miller Gows, Waterbury, Conn., niece time they wanted to ask him about oth i a , | 5 ce IA $5,000; Grace y, Roxbury, sti Occupant Losex anything, District Attorney Weeks which was due them to-day | ‘ommisalone °o i event in the centre of the fi ” Teel When 1 17, and will be asked to elect a now nor of Internal Revenue e of the fleid and heard Men lof Nassau declines to disc a a he Jay Street Terminal in| Roper f 8 fi ie! at Range , |cousin, $5,00 all, Man-j} With 4 Seer * fi een oral Br ain rae tl unit SAL per hax refused the request of Major |Gen, Pershing tell of the part he took $5,000; Gee Pp, V Man- | a case i aby. Way, Dut it wae eacl = Premier, to take the rlace of Kurt) 10 DIE WITHIN 15 DAY: jBrookiyn the Harbor Towing Line was |General O'Ryan for « general extension |in the formation of the division and |M#ttan, $10,000; Clayton Mayo, Mun- | eopold Donvy {detectives had reported they were Eisner, who was assassinated isn) _ slay ‘ of barges and lighters with a0 wtrike- [Of Ume for the ofticer of the Zith Di-lrecount some of the fine perform- sare seri es} o aol mooht Avenue, | Fill without evidence that would month, . . . bre The untons, upon learning | i ” yp ikeome retu ances of the men during the war. arrison. anhatta 2,00 j md with dr awn ye 2 he itabare | Cottir > : » | thi slcltatacia the nies M has, howeve rt ols . ip Jo ‘ #06 ator of r The Bavarian Central Council bing | COMM at Trial Said He Might Have wie wie a Re tay ate Injuarters SiaRtGN Go Ail Gitte . Tho General reminded the men that | apie a Church, Sal | a a a hemsod @ statement dectaring lis de-| "208 -Anolh Attempt on lihat the boat owners hy ported | will ay file w te : y returned home they would vy. W. ON 7 t. was boaton| LA’ T ie Pramier’< a between 0 400 " | Hust attend h 1 a. tention f thet $1,000, lo t ad ore 4 ree! AY! wire for complete socialization, ac Premier's Life, | nia rally T h of the eight ndehildrer \ 1 | from the Lak tiers’ A r 1 Me. Roper ry in France and expressed the |, F0,c4eh of the «igh sndohildren | oe his teoth: were cked oy reauire waistance ¢ cording to advicea from M bh oA RIS, rch 15.—-Umile Cottir | : z M4 ) # left $10,000 cash, To cach of f ¢ with Ay compate! ording to from Munic PARIS, March 15.--Umile Cott -_ ivan maid the! request for-an (desire chat they whould uphold: tiekr' lerni 7 Fae din aa al | J 2our income nnd nrepare our returns, Socialist Central Economic Office will | der sentence of death f shooting yeen W ' } 1 one b firecley be ed, it 38 sald, control of | !'remier Clemenceau rably cers are away from thelr homes and jthey become civilians." E » of With an additional $50 for eac I Mi wid ‘ ants wel aaall pears fa which will be exercised by a council |*secuted within fiftecn days, It was a equate information concerning the yee neaeire spoke Of) ey served him over the b » N02 8 office, ream vhans| which will include workmen, intellect. | Bounced to-da WHEN TRAIN HIT incomes 1 not available in Her |the entry of America into the war and| "The testator places Ms entire In Sat sipeet_and’ Broudwass Tha seane anacchlit was convicted eat reeiiirey imag the effort exerted in securing the] terest in the Singer Company in the uals and peasants. Nasi nentenieat itte sane i | ‘ Mh, (any time |p which is now being dictated by | hands of his executors in trust for the | « As the Saxon Chamber has passed a ¢.() Tastlnnys ‘ we e : day t a ty-five day telegram ex-|/the Allies, adding that American] fojlowing purpose To divde the} resolution usk7ye for the #oclaliea-| yale ond nervous througl th Fe e wes! Boy Scout Commissioner and Sea plained jtroops | have won the respect of all the principal in ax many portions tion of Saxony, it has been decided ings, but during his exanination| bright School Principal Vietin [Gn Lorshing dined with Gen, | (ere are child MSN Ae an Ba PROF. KELLY MILL COHOES STRIKERS NEEDY. \insue of children who had died ar by the Bavarian Central Council to! that had he escaped might have , ne Br Dickman in Coblens toenight ) o ome fo ao Near Lone Brane pay them the income for life, am 1 on ‘HELD ON "ROBBERY CHARGE. of Howard University will speak on get into communication with the , made snother attempt the Premlor's “1 Charlty Department’ the death of any lexat > pay “The N P . Saxon Government and propo: at Mfe, He admitt f Ned with) MONG BRANCH, No J 1 epartment's Poor Fuad princ.pal to their issue, Comic a me The egros Place In th Pave Ext 1. | Man 4 Hots ‘ experts on social questions be sent to emotion’ the day of the shooting, syy- | Tito lwo eine the March 15,—-Textite the Singer Company not be s Denies Ne Te Guilty. New Reconstruction Steels, Mixony, toe «. conteredce that font } s ra ” na welt Karn baat “NEVER, NEVER ILL i SEA held ag an investment n Frank Padovan, a sailor at the at the BPRLIN, Tuesday, March 11 (4 2 i ee He NEW. NOE M The exe ra are Koole ly avy Yard, we + Sasisied Press the Minists et espe ant nd Long Branch R t Lit no A roult of mauris, Bon, and. Ce: ie Aone 4 Lins Public Forum 5 ‘as. 3 ng wo om UO rd ver laet nigh n t ove ' ght our a ae n . rihday dane t aengerbund of mend to the Gorman Agel which Grea anu atiar o: Ra ieidl bot fs ms “ aiuing b etary Dat n never, Hever alc’ “on baae ween eae ati Adame, Ho dan and Filt. Avenue and Tenth Street sembly the immedia actment of! was in the oh . is eatakd thane ey urition 4 |my office sid ih nmodore ° e b 5 eld to have Sunday, March 16th at 8 P.M. 4 law barring the Russian ruble from | Guards w t r < somone oe o 0 xtat The Seovetar 4 this | Will, “as ab vn by my books, but th) ie ue Aus es = ! ‘ r The Public ts Invited. eclveulation in Germany and prohib- ae at, W ' Vat phi onor Kudolte lay, prior to wish ta not tobe binding upon them’)! ; ite! > iting any traffic in it 12 ALIENS HERE PAROLED, Chay Newark; |, ck BRSeien Be Daniolewa y navi) DANCE HELPS A SCHOOL: he wit ' 1 hela The influx of Russian currency, | -~= | Witzento oun, Y Four, and | . te do during the voyus « {Grand Jury. which began in an astonishing 1 Deportation Order for Others ‘lesen, W i - Ha 8x fe he sald, aie To-day Hertrany Abhot " Oleo. ¥ w Upbet J Oa i Rat wh th r thera Sovietey pleaona ag without bia e 1 WILLIAM PINT ner with the advent of Adolph ihe eet Upbels: Brights phates nuked ae Ridge Banas. ” chars eo Guiday, 11 A. Mu ° CAME Joffe, the Bolshevik Ambassador to UNGTON, Maveh 15.~ Par Strawn woo } mn ‘ ey SO HAA MG ONpeett Bouthern society was well represented ex itt guilt Hold J FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway, Germany, in Berlin last summer, has Wer? Kranted by Secretary of Labor | °F sical 5 ws Aes of the Nave Lhave to Lee ast night at the annual dance for the been a constant source of annoyance W! lay to twelve a t | MaVE LOL." Henefit of the Blue Ridge Industrial Set ee an circles keenly alive to the Bolshe up of fifty-four sent » 1 ) 4 Beton! (At she’ Hotel Vs tity MER } vik menace, W the big. banke from the West recently u ters | waa i Vand te A, D Morland oe atiaaawck era) THOME FISHERS | IN ‘oust. Faris Russell and Mra, 1. Graham more. ae" ne Appateutly indie aeourlak A a ee Philad ve decd bye Aenean troop, © 8A twatne bang Island (iame Gawa committee, On the floor committee q © nce Of We ruble, theis deportation ¢ ay afivay widow @ ; Make Season's Opening Uncertal were Bolling Lee, br. J. Herbert Clai P Buspicions we te aroused he h r { LU f KR ‘ v seaplane were aroused when the remaining (W ca BS ; Bontped ana: 0 Ai ie ithe eiedien Ward) carne, Harsee Halt, Buel Laney DISPLAY THIS PENNANT FROM YOUR WINDOW f Uhexpecied prosperity which enabled “PPCM for reopen fh UN) Viedivenidh. Rolikers Gey Montane 1 ipunied| SAYVILLE 1, March ‘Trout jr, Dr, Field Vaylor, W This Welcome H. them to establish a daily newspap were pending. W INCrT bod fishing to open on Le Isl- Dr, John Freeland, Willa come Home pennant is 214 ft. long, made of j and carry on 4 political campaign ne ~ J, but just what day 9 ark the | }indsay Russell and Ferdi good, substantial linen, and one should be in the window ; Beeeeh bad pena tions in all seo. _ Hang \ ; cur Anges Muy Head Mebip nlveraliys ig, uWoaitatn: (tt ntiaian Bree oe 4 le of every home in the country, - ‘iartty t : , oe ning ain, th > aber of ie | danee i ve ait the, moan rubles have con-| eight. w nara eis we ; , , 0 Ma In the many, of "whim enterty d this design copyrighted, and will send one \ inued to flow in, being shipped inj meter, Mr 1 i ah f \ t ‘ veh Mrs. dames ) by return mail, up: ° : Setato uacks and moap tests, M fromm thelr homie at No, Att Baint tw a eee roar nm “iwi, Nixon, M ; upon receipt of 25c, Order Ag Tt was spent for wmmunition pro- | Steet, Vr | take Wee Wat MEY ten diver with » laws, |louRhty, Shir. Mrs. Charles 86 T have only 30,000 on hand, vided for the Spartacans, tho fe c A He At 4) Rabbit hunte predict that the | Mrs. Inthrop, Cowdin, Mrs. Ri liver ao ser axenic In toe: |, «sari RUBE ot. feed es cia eat eating satan ft ets he Lang | ARO, A, Hak A a | APPLY CORP. GROSS, v in Berlin, Fig) NY ee Tooy [Publes and other proaident of berth Jand woods will prove good, owing | Wiis HH, Wheelock, Mrs, Robart go i H " Novature'oe ike bus B65" Adve Hp a wale Ih hroad day ight, Michigun for thirtyeuight Sears: °F {to the mild winter, IMarye and Mrs. Clarence Kenyon Jr. Lexington Ave., New York City.