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Many Pro-German
Workers Ousted
At Camp Merritt
Captain Emory Says Two
Drafted Men Were Con*
victed; Other* Civiliana
Explaing Tribune Story
Declares if He Said 'Soldiers'
Were Found Guilty lt
Was an ?rror
anton
-
I
'
?
.- ?
?
! him
that Thi
-
:iers
.
y of
de*
I
-
- i . ? .
?
Idaail- ii. Mighfl Hi i i ired
? -
?
?
?
? r
lerai
? .
?
?inr-half,
-
n much pni-(,rrmhn
V'thur
?hrm.
Se I i-t Ol 0**ted Ch lllBBB
kated at
'
?*d.
I
? ? :. thr
?orr thun
I'lffli
I
all
?
Camps Closely Watchcd
To D<:'cct Pro-Germons
V.'ar
*o ull
? 1 department commander*
.
SJ*BBBl
?
?
or al ? ?
ideal*. A- ? been raad
caaea, thr recorti-i of th ?
B 1 B n red herr.
.* been kno*a.,.
? . the
(
rcuted.
know*
and thi
.
C if '.lir.:
them
American.
Turns Over Governorship
To Rival at Court's Order
PHOEN1X I i
1. I a
Nhip <?*" A
P, I- ?
to thr aaandat* of tl ? Su|
of the ataie. which fo-.uiii tl
nor H
three
II,, was without feature.
al acl wa
(,'ampbrti tha. fita''
.saiou. Air. taini>U-P. dtcliucd.
Factfl About the Draft
litK-ai draft '>oard' thi-oufhoat
the Unitad 'tatea are cnjrac^l la
.- ..-it questionrituTCB irt
1,000 draft regaatraata
DO in >'"W York CttJ ?
Without BB) <harc;<-. local
hvar baamh Baalal raBiatraati to
,t the quoFtiornairei and
bi miniater the rrquired eatha,
Oa tho baria cf the nnsweri to
the-e qnefltloai the local boards
? -\ery ninn wl.o re-j
eaert
rrs nnd those already in the >."a
Army, accordinrr tfl
Bvailability for military
in thc fofiheeaaiag drafta.
There are rhre clasaea, namfly:
-. I Siflgll l
n arriad m< i M
. .-?? who i
i
?i ra.
CIbbi II Marr efally
fain.'i.e^ have
! i.ec
laborer
Ii: \er< | em
ment emtvoye?. : ? ? -chr.l
cf.l i I ;i? flflBB
?f*ri Ifldaatriei
pnd -? ? flflwadl ..ther
rlffl i
'?'
en, head' r '
ra! md
ar.d fnar!-. -
. lolfltfl CBflfliptfl.
A'.l axaaaptiona Errar.ted lo thc
Irafl hava beer revohed.
Tho.^e Bnally placed in Clr^s 1
' phyi ically axarained, and,
if fit, arill top the li.st of thoaa
eligible to be called to the colors.
Tho da'e for tho .second draft has
? been announeed.
Negroes Merry
At Municipal Tree
Madison Square Rings
With Plantalion Songs
at Celebration
tfad ?< negro
st net. Ne / ]
I tl around thi
I ree of Liabl in the cei
people of
. ? braU al tha muriicinai
' ? ??
? -
m thc- tinieat black bahy.
:.ically iti h
to the trained .j'lartr
i f their
?
colored
is, froi Lincoln II
...
d were led in thi
unity choru
evival
and patn- ? ffl
- r-rcl,
| ??[ . . i
??My Lord, WI
the
? -),. Han ?
Mai '
communitv singing al B o*i
?
for thi
. d al
I
.-. inall.
top of .1
?
v ? ?'. Ihe
-
til the
t<
: phal way Into Madi?
son Squi ?
??-a .
Engineer Commissions
Open to Drafted Men
Opportunity to Win "Shoulder
Straps" Offered to Techni
cal Students by Baker
7 Corretpondenee]
'.'. aSHINGTON, Dflc. 25 Men scleet
ee in thc draft army who
A knowli .
? BJ I ? ?
noaaced to-daj b] tba w ar Da
rdarad
.; Army CBI
tfl draftflfli who poi ?
diploraaa from tocbBical schools in
forroing portaalty.
i aa (aninationi at I to hr
iary 21. All who
arlaafl
.1 glVflB
t . eaa*.
. knoA-lcdfe
will b
.sho apply privili ;??? af
? il ba
tfl pre
e Wai ' con
?
?
? c national
- !' ?*?
Jail for Soldier-Slayer
Sentry Who Shot Worker
Dropped From Army
I
-
I Aadrat* J. ( ?o| ?
-? ..: thc quai I
?
I a> iaadi ;
dier (.enerul Eli 1? Hoyl*. hut lha
lloyla
? i .i it. It- -Hi'1. only in
Dlile.
? the
camp ' '"r h>' ? ~:
lt?ad of thrflUgh
dowr
i l.in
Th.- court h
laanblaushtf.T ui.dcr :he articlcs oi wai.
City Draft Boards Will Help
Soldiers Back From the War
Steps Taken to Secure Positions for Drafted Men When
Peace Is Restored?Welfare Work Planned Amonp
f'amilies of Those in Service
thia city.
ra planninjr
?
- eta aftci tl
. -.- inercmenta ta lb?
rbroBfli tb*
? ?
? nicm
. boardi e: prr: te -
? 1
io i <*:-,.rn arhen |
jtorc-il.
'?:. Hallei k, j rei deal i
L -ca'.
Board ? . Brooklyn, aaid 1? I nighti
? - . ? portant n
will havr to hr mail
? hc ?? t ,,n Ib
f the 1 to th* eol*
it he ai -. ? laal i>rub
lem.
well
.:. b* U-rd
?i the raen their dii
to get e '
ifor
rate.
Tn Do Welfarr 44nrs
whilo the wnr !n l . bc
boarda can
imllii
. men. Thr local I - havr
22,800 Troopers
Flock Back to Upton
Men Returning From Christ?
mas Leave Tax Railroad
to Limit
l flkMP UPTON, N. V.. lire. ?:;.. Thii
|] br bristling with
BCtivity al! to-nif-ht, for 22JM0 troop
their four-day
leav* ??( re arriviag afl lb*
Ired to ;i train. Every
, ? b* readj to te\ rfl
? (j o - ? la-morrow mum
.e iii mi t*
?r ? ? all] ' ' -eep,
? .- ? imp bo elo ?
ia hardly
one conaignmenfl before an
I he men who
down on thr rt o'eloek train, the laal
arill hav* all they
? ? ? i barraeka Ib aamfl
:nr r*vi
Thr ten thouaand m*n who rn.
in ennip over < hriatmaa w?r? w?ll sup
? ?? . candy and
by th* V. M. C. A., Ki
iimbua, Jewiah Hoar.l for wel*
fare Work and the R*d Croaa, aad
j'.y.
General Mallory to
Leave Camp Dix Soon
With Brigadier General Mc
Mahon He Will Go to a
Southern Cantonment
? aMP DIX, N. J., Dee. 25. Whea ad*
bfl aoldiera hrrr ?t thrir
Chriatmaa celcbration to-day Briga*
General J. S. Mallory, who com
inment, annoanced ho
heduled to leave < amp Dii noon
for another poat. Brigadier General
i McMahon of the 167th I ? d
Artillery ia alao to eavi oon,
announced to-day. Both ofllcera,
aid, are goiag to Southern eant ?
? ?
probably the laal op|
to addn - you, aaid
'.?I thr troopi when
ed .'? o lad th* camp
I ree.
"I wan; Ui tell yoa thal never have
? :' men ahow a
apirit ar a atraagai determination te
i ob 'in -i ar* puttiag boi
only yaur bodie bal yo ir ... ar
your work ol prcpariag to meet th*
world'a i n*my."
Brigadier General .'. Y, I'ran. com
mandinf* the loi intry, will aae
ceed General Bfallorj nking
offlcer here, it ia aaid. Thia will b*
trmporarj, il ia believad.
Camp Devens Men Hold
Open House for Christmas
ATER, ?'?? . Di - ? -'-? Chriatfaaa
Day wai celehrated in ni*Biarabl<
:. Dcvena. Chonu a i
th* Natioi ?
in all parta of the eaaap lai t Bigh
, . ? ? iwded
men gathercd aboufl Chrlat
treea, many of thrm out in the
. : ng ? ooda.
Wagon loi , ? ' by homr
of Naw Kmclanrl
? . day.
. ai auapended for tb* . t liday
and th* caaap waa opaaad lo ri
dancaa ar*ra arraaged for
-, raooii and evi i
Sees German Propaganda
in Attack on Red Cross
j 11\, Daa, . char
m ide upon th* An *i eai Ri I
? . . ectioaiata
tl
?
? ? ?
? ? ? ? | ?.l
on, maaager of tha tiee Ei | laad
.:,. aid afi lack -
? ?
ai
wai Oi - ? ?
mcntaliat*, who
?
alpabl*
? *
Useless Magazines Sent to
Soldiers, Says Postmaster
o th**fJfl
dxcJJbi oldi ii ai a
Bfl COl
,
? nf no iatfl eat t* aay ot
? :\,ce.
Maa*ai b** and booka honld b* el**B
..;' current or romaarati*/*
. Bad af g*a*ral
l*__
Women to Aid Sailors' Kin
? BraaflV
way, aani aacad y**fl?*rday taat it
appoinl Ifl" waaaaa to uct at a
giving reli*f tr th* faaailiaa af men in
tha na* \ ai.a afaria* Coraa wba lea*
art in
. . . Bj form
leSal
??Mn-. ? i
Greal ? peet to
? local
? -
roir. ? np in thi
?
p t?
thc rr^ulii
Brca ' e I eliday, tbfl loc?l ex?
I ? . -
. . . i
: , for those refiBl
...
|.,,. .. -.-. i tha documenti com
? t< etorned b)
f.J.000 Krplics 1-iperted Tn-nirht
If eve??-,? registrant folBlli ?
i
? | to
.-i.rly
?llotment, will
? il.-.l.
[., ,,,.;, ..,,-? ? r 'ob of elaaslfy
-i.-.l hy the
' ige board,
..- , will have to di?
. ..!>-.
Regiment Punished
For Offence of Few
Troops Kept in Camp Devens
Christmas Because Several
Left Without Permission
\Sfrriti} Corrr.-p'indrnrr]
CAMP DEVENS, Ayer, Ma ?- Dec
\ || of tho officers nnd rr..
?
excluai ? ? o i oi i ecticat men, n era
Connecticut bicb,
h rfltap te dav bai
?. . era I af tl i
.-...- -ri .1 * ?'. iti o ?? - ??
on. B . ? Gi neral i'. D. I
coramanding the I52d Infantry Brig
| .! ! - -
i b "Awola," i int with -
rill boI onl
t they will 1"- very
unpopu the other men whom
rop on the ho
i; iard brooght tl-.e abai U h?ck
to-day aad
ici d In ihe guaid bi
ived .-i going bome,
the men en - I '
dinner, I- ? wer* allowad in
company barraekt and drovfl thagloom
? ;-t **or the
ronld get only little ?
the four bleflk Walll of th
guard I
a ? -
Jersey Artilleryman Dies
Division Quarantined Follow?
ing Spinal Meningitis
CAMP M'CLELLAN, Ain., Dec. tS.
??? Henry H. Bodieker. el
\. formi r N. <i. X. .1.. which is
BOB :i unit in the HJ'h Piald Artiller;,.
I... exelaaivc Jem - - I. d icd in tbe
?...-. hoapital to-day
spinal nieriinpitis.
r*he batti i ? n moved tfl
?i eamp ind oSccn
lg held in strirt ouur
.-i -ure.
p ,.-. Bod ekei 11 ed at 21 V
.-.-.reet, \,uark, '?. I.
Tlie nuarantine on the liilti. hr-.
? her Jeraey unll
lifted._
Thirsty Sailors Arrested
Barkeepers, Annoye*d, Call
Police?Two Escape
Compfalata that f"i"' riotou?ly
ailer were making miaarable
... law-abiding barkaea*
rd Polici I :- Bt<
Regan t?> tond Patrolman Gerstcakorn
from the Eaat 126th Straat polie
tion Iai I pigfat on a tour of invi
t Bfl.
Ii.sro-.erinc fo.ir sailfrs high a'ld .ir\
:n the midat of a erowd at 125th Btrtl '
il,. Avi :.!..-. tha patrolman coaved
them to the police itation, aad their
commam!. r waa BOtiflfld that hc could
ha\e hil -..ilors if he would send for
I tl iri alartiB
Halerai >'?
?? ;
\ tl oogh the boatawflin arhi
from thfl shia as on" Oi I . ..r
i . d i. pl tol ;?'. ln- belt, Basdla aad
Hi] tlej b i.-p. d. i two aemi
. oBg i" :.? aably.
Baltimore Minister Wins
Prize for Prayer Essay
BDINBURGH, D?c 15. St Aadi
firal priflfl
ev. Sam lel "?' ?
Baltin Bfltition bb
it yaar for
rld ? ?
any laB| i"
There ere 1,700 eo np< titom. l ba
?
ertand
? to] .i ..
Preliminary to Court Martial
Of Caillaux Starts in Paris
PARIS, Di Farmer Pi
? ?
M. Ci
Ined ??
. ?
? case.
adinga were purely f I
H. itj( ( .ptain
Houi itardoi
-a
London Stops Use of Cream
I.t'N'l'ON. !'? . II
? ?
??\cept
.. purpo-e al makiag battar or
i.lren or ot ?
-rder.
Wireless System
To Aid Commerce
Of Pan-America
Chain of Stations to Link
U. S. With the Latin
Lands of South
Cut in Rates Promised
Marconi Company Ofticials in
New Corporation?Hint at
Radio Improvemcnts
,.-,. | )? after-th* ? ai
tha United
, South America. A
wili b* ' -
Jl Of th" Ar-.
eomi
. announced : ? '
ceaof 1
Compai - . -' -': Broada i
p ? -,- , . rVil li
greph aad Telephona Company, a Dela
eorpoi il ioa,
control an.l opcrate th* propa
raii tal aaa. Edward J. Nall ? ?
the vi.-.-.-.i-i d?a( aad g*a?ral manager
Vfl/irele
i ompan '
? ?" tho nea eorporatioa. lt
., , ,,,,.,1 . . ? , .,.;. r organisa
tion control i ? ity of the ate -?
thr new. Mr. Nally aaid
aork would begia on th? I
Uaited Statea and ia Argi
? ? ii of bc t jrear nnd eaat*
BtiOB tor rommrrnal purpo-.oi
i within twalv*
? ;. other Btetiona arill b
as soon aa raaterislfl arc bvailaUi
Ifl raid.
To Uaa New laveatlaBBi
"Wa arr goiag ta aaa Be? laven
? , ? ' Nally declared, "whieh
make v.;,-.-l.-< abaolBtely reliable. Th*
improvemeafl - arhieh are arr -roing te
' ? '
telegrapby at il weaa*
? ? point*. .
??Thr devi ' tb* ?*:|V
ti|| al an aarlj atag< -
ibility tn brii r natii
? . ? raiea
iociallj eulabl*. Our eorpora
thi
rnmenfl 1...
approval, arill be abl i te redaee th* co
nmerc al ?' ,,';,'t ,'''?'
,,, e.third. 1 b* --tr- I ?f thi*, tegethei
? th* mar* eflleieafl aad mor*
meai
on tht tr.i'lo relation i et thr Unite*
.1 and South Aa
il bound to i ?able."
... bigh-powi
}>,,; .,, \ ,| ..nr in Caanecticut,
the preciae not '"?'
.
with Bnuil, ' uba, Chile, Pera and the
bed ifl tbe
order Baaaed.
The new <orporat;on, aecording tO
.. -.-ni.-n'. BBJ acfiuir.-i
rif,hr ? all patenta an.l con
>na of the Amerleafl and I |
\i,ir,, - iaa, aad like* I ia tbe
? pi dersen ayatem.
Peraonnel of \rw ( onipany
Baaidea Mr. Nally, thr ofle*r* o
. irporation are: Jahfl W. G
chairman of thr board: Waah
Dodge, of Palifi
; Sarnolf, of New Vork. viec ?
i II:. of New Vork,
tarv, an<l John BottoBafey, of Nea
.,-i-. ln addition to Mr. <. rg
lirectai are! Edward J. Nally,
Jamei R. Shefneld, Edward \v. Harde i,
David Sarnolf, Frank N. *?*at?rman,
Dodge, afobn L Deahl and
[lopkTaa.
Tne Uareoi i Wfirele i | ernp u
i , itabliahe long diataaca com*
aith Japaa ?la the
ilawaiian Islanda, aad afl tha I
th* outbreak of th* war planned trai
atlanti - with En**land and
S'orws . A ehain of atationa eoaaeet
ing Alaska with tbe Uaited Statea wa*
put iii operatioB heforr tb* outbreak of
. . After ?hp Uaited States brokr
with (irrmany, thi I BJ W*ll
ai tifty ec-aal atatioaa, war* turned over
te thr povrrnmi-nt.
Police Say Burglar
Admit8u100Jobs"
Detectives Declare Much Loot
Was Found in Rooms of
18-Year-Old Boy
Montha *f kaatiag for a " i
'.-r who dl daiaed any plunder ?**
oney and j*w*la eoBviaead D**
tectivea .\irycr aad Siaclair, of the
Parkvilla poiice atatioa, Brooklyn,
then- only hapa of eatebiag him wa-, an
. h. Early yosterday raornii |
were in George Cratlea'* home at 1236
I rtj lixth Btr**l when .-ome one tried
a (-round floor wladow.
The prowl.-r departed aad wa* at a
-.- iadow of thr home of otto Zimmer
bbbb a- 12M Forty-*i?th Btn
*m*rg*d aad ,;..;?;? i
After a pur-uiit of about u block, in
whieh the ?:? red a rcral
thay i-aiitun-.l JuliUfl Brcwia, i-iirhteen
jroai : old, ? a a Bowary lodg*
Bld for the -.
. police eoart
ln I > dla
?
relry. Aecording p> thr p
,-.i be
had i ? "'
." in the Boroagh Park
Tomatoes Supplant Flo>vers
I rVEKPOOl . D*< Ifl I :? bu a
\ aai .. ? ? af LiTerpaul i
ll r.atmn i
themuma in irr. ttaeht d to
Dubli-- jrrow aomi '
1
war*
for tn
. ? ? ?
.
all of
? rt) ' >:
.n tb* 1.???? rpvo! district.
IQt, Per MONtH ON
70 PLEDGE 01
PERSONAL PROPERTY
THE PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY
OF NEW YORK
Application* for loans of large
amounts will be considered at
the oflice at Fourth Avenue
nnd 25th Street.
m \mi \n \n
FaaaBfl Avcaiie, tac. 25th Slrtet.
"?Idridit St.. cor. Rivnjtan *>t.
East Houtton Sl., cor. Enex St.
800088% 4v, ket. 48th k 49lb St*.
Lctiattoa At , cor. 124th Sl.
Craad St., cor. Clinton St.
E. 72d Sl., bei. Leiitifton & 3d Avi.
F.iaia Av.. cor. 127lk Sl.
IJKllN \
ConrUtndt As.. cor. H8tk Sl.
IlKllllkl *? n
Saiith Sl.. cor LivtEfitoa St.
Craht** Av., cor. Dtbevoit* St.
Pitki* Av.. cor. Roik(w*r Ar.
Fusion Committees
Asked for Disavowal
W. H. Alien Calls on Them to
Repudiate Those in Charge
of Money Chest
\\ Uliam M. AlUi .
i for Public -
?
. i .
.'her of !
re of the i
th* D
M '
?
puhlicly di
?
. ,'.rt,,
"J .
the nearly foar
-ill nr..
. ?
,. re
i
"Yet on * names
ed in 1
?
a.
?
'
are being
born, I
to give f Red i
. ur local hoapil ' ' ? ? ?
?
'
?
? -
, than
?'
....
Planning an Outlet
To Sea for Poland
WASHINGTON, Dee. 25. A diplomat
and bl toria ng the queation
? ???:.. d, tha
ce of which aftor tha war
practieally all tl a ara
. on in v- inciple, laid to daj :
l bi
tha boundarii - of a n itorfld I
II outlet to the
mntry. Tl
? ba aniwered in threa waya:
firat, ' ly denying such i\n
? -., Po and; '.- giving hef
outlet throutcii I.ithuania; or, third,
. ., P/eit 1'ru ?- ...
?? f| aid require
? ihorl conaid ration. A raca num
?, mai -? -? lo the Pole i
,i to ioma o -
Furthermora
I
?
during - ber indepi
-eption
'
? ..
"Thc seco-i.l lolution deeerves little
no VBlid ??
. . eii ob -i ii dependence
deny ? illy valid i
! ? larata poli
rhere remaii
Hrhieh in the gra
"
? ta bc no proper
argument againal the adoption
?
ia wai ? par: of the Poliah Kinsr
up to 1772, and tern half
of thii pro rinci till predomi i
?i m population in ipite ol I
drastic method adoptod by tha Prue
theii afforts to
Germanixe this region. The one ?
tion "'n i,n oatl
the aea for Pol md that it wou .1
c il the Pi ui lian territorj in ??
? ?_- the province of E iat
of the
n Empire.
?? i-,, ;, d party the objec
juitify the dei - d of ai
Poland
,,\. . ?? aaid that
tim of Poland aai the
tern half of Wei I Prqaaia ia
per than the German elaira I ?
Pj ui ii i. Even ^ I the tricka of German
. .. been u lable to make
. than i imall majority of the pop
i - of Eaal I - -
man blood. A bread atretch of
.- aerofli tha mouth of thia
province is predominatelj Poliah, while
the LithoaBiaaa predomiaata ln eertain
i in tho extremc aaat."
Hillquit May Seek
Seat in Congress
Socialist Banqueters Pre
dict Election?"Can't
Tell Yet," He Says
'
? ? i
u
?
? tb? Vietai
? Rarlfl i . , ? ? af tha
? ' 'isin0'
. | Part Aaei flfl, laat
I | thflir ?'"-" to bifl e'ec
Aug
.
Ir
'
- fall 1 mi
vik movement in thii
i jail," he ,- ?? ' n ?'.
?
"-[-,. ? part) .-?' *.
. , . ho| i
i -. orking peopli
the world
rgcd the
? ? i
i
...
onwealth and eternal !<*<?<?>?
'i-f-r.* i-?:i ..
ained applauae.
A emblymaB-elect Calmaa, Louii
Joaephaon, who was "refused the right
nf publiC speech by tiie Chief flf P<
, ?- Tranton;" Maria MeDoaald, Mr-.
Aup.i fiod repre ? ? ta
? aintars1 union. tba bakera1
union, tha i inni -? Social ta, thc
Marxian Philoaophleal Socii
- Pcopio'l Socialist I.eajju.: Bpakfl.
*
Survey of Nation's
Food Well Under Way
Administration Expects to
Have Complete Data to Place
Country on Safe Footing
RTASHINGTON, Dee. '-?'? PIbbb ' '
makinp the Bfltion-widfl car flmfll
food BTflll aeder ara -. thi
anouaced to-day.
lulea have been mailcd to every
iealer, manufa.-tun-r and holder
of suppiies in more than family lotfl.
?.. ur.i. red a'. IIm la
. will eover n-.oi-e thafl
i. ' ?..,.-, aad r> tartu ?B?t
tockfl 0B hand I
and the iamc day laat r?ar, aitb eeti
..:' quaatitiei in tranait outward
by freight and expreaa on tba la
i-tii.
ln additioa ta the survey by mailed
ichedules, intenaive lurvfljra arill be
made by agenta in for.y-thrre typical
...: parl ol the eoun
try ii
iii may ba eheckod. Eatii
Iti of foodataffl on f..rm'' will bc
, , th* B .1- 44 i ot' t'rop EatiBBataa.
, "Thfl complfltfl survey," said ?
ment by tha Bureau of Markets to day,
??will I tho b oat Bceoratfl laforma
ti .1 m regard to thc ???
..:" thfl BBtioa'a food resoareafl,
eonsiilered an important step in
Ifotri to place tba country on a
r in io far ? i thfl food iop?
ply ifl concerned."
National Prohibition To Be
Urged in 5,000 Churches
Ihe Ar.tl Balaofl I.eafzu" announeed
? t 1 ...i eompletod plaai
? l liacuaaioB'' of the
Federal orohibltion ameni'mont in ap
0 rhurehi r of all de
tationa thrtiugt*cut thfl atata on
. i tnuan 27
It is hoted thal tlie "eoneerted dii
on" will create thc tablie opinion
lary to eompel by the atata Leg
ire ratificatioB of tha Federal pro
hibition amendment. Thirty anti
n m^n will apeak in the laadiag
ehei of Brooklyfl on January 27.
i
rlH
Silk
Petticoats
$5.50
^|$7.S0
f-v-f '/*'/ A collection
*""?',' ot beautiful lll
hiffoa
*? t atT?*ta and | IBT*
anteed latifl ^<,??;?"??'<? ??* :
laaka.
? ulaty?
rded,
Main Floor.
l-mplni*'-'* aro m."-il>ora flf ?h?
Ifl*) (i#r ra-nt. Ba*afl ' ra** atflfla,
?
FiloomingdaleS
L'thtoCOtrtSt. 3rJtoLex.ATe.
BUFFALOLIMITED
Leave New Vork 8:30 P. M.
Arrivc Buffalo 7:30 A. M.
UCKEi OFFICES
Cor. Wall Sfl.
Broad- ParkPI.
way " 2staSt.
? 42dSL
Bllrn, COS Faltoa Sfl.
Lackawanna
Railroad
Tnuk
for
Infants .*< Involida
HORLICK'S
TH? OfUOMAt
MALTED MILK
ilich milk, mahed jrrain, in powder form
For infants, invalidaaadgro4vinur children.
Pure nutrition.upbuildinglUvarhole body.
In4rigorates nuraing mothera aad the aged.
More nutritious than tea, coffee, etc.
Inatantly prepared. Hequireanocooking.
Sobstitatet Cott YOU Same Pric<
Twelve Hurt in N. H. Crash
Broken Rail Causea Wreck
Near Roxbury, Conn
-.. f-. i . 1 >? c. tb. A ietoe
Bgefl 8B tb* mortiin^' tialB 'rom
Litchtirl.l to Danhur'y ovrr thr Bbl paui;
Braach ot I I atb, Ham Haven
& lUrtfonl Railroa-I WBTfl injur
none waa kltled, te-day wh.-n a bmke-i
rail wrecked thr train two mile?
of h?re.
A numbrr wrrr >rr;ou?ly hurt and all
were -.ent to thr Roxbury HospiUl on
B tram made up at thr Wreck. The
j-er* v. er* fl leld.
Ladies Garment Workers
To Take Economica Course
Meaabart of thr [ateraaiiaaal I _
(iarmrnt Worker-' I'nion arr BBl
in larj*r numbrrs in cour-ri in eco?
nomica aud aociolof*) Brhleb BlU oprn
in flflTaahiagtefl Irviag High School on
January 1 under I
rducatioaial departmrnt af the urr.on.
Br. K. I. Stone will lcrturr on tra.i"
union problem'. Dr. A'.-xai.irr (jol*
cr, of (V.umbia UbIvi
? i^ical BBaBljela of thn
trade uaioa. [BBtraetlaa ia thr !?
of thr labor movement 4*-i!l br ghrtfl
by Julirt Stuart PoyatS. Thr cost, of
liviag, arag*fl an.l piieea 4m!1 form a
part of thr eoara* in applied eco
, -\hirh will bc in eharge of Dr.
Boberfl La* Bal*, ol rolumbia Uatvar*
Bity. Pr. Charlea A FU-ard arill Ircturr
on cconomic history.
Facts About the Sugar Situation
Our Government has asked you to use sugar spar
ingly. We believe that the people of this country
will be glad to do their part to conserve the sugar
supply when they know the facts.
These facts are as follows:
More than two-thirds of the source of Europe's
sugar supply is within the present battle lines. This
has resulted in greatly reducing the produetion of
sugar in Europe.
England and France and other countries have been
forced to go for sugar to Cuba.
Ordinarily, nearly all of the Cuban raw sugar comes
to the United States and is refined here, chiefly for
home use. This is not the case now.
In view of the exceptional world demand for sugar
there is no surplus, and barely enough to tide us over
until the new crop comes in. The people of the New
England and Atlantic Coast States should use sugar
sparingly. No one should hoard or waste it.
This Company has no surplus sugar to sell. It is
working with the Government to conserve the supply,
and to take care of the Allies so far as possible.
Do not pay an increased retail price.
eAmerican Sugar Itefming Company
"Sweeten it with Domino"
CranuUted. Tablet. Powdered. Confectionen. Browa
*V

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