CAP® HAT COUHTT TIMES SXA ISLE CITY, E. ».

BuHimtoa.—Strcirberry jrrcwers !

Newark. — This city** lutfrotionwlll be applied with eu:*. ve*en.bie>. pork and chicken* from the city’* form at fry Hill If the plan of Mayor

Ilreldt-nbach is carried out.

Morrist. wn.—The refusal of the people of this pl»ce to accept the terms of a bequest of the late Theodore N- Vail was revealed in an onnouneetnen: by

nnn<iw. r i^ n A H *. " ~ llie Anderson Galleries of the forthfcTjVSj mp ™na...wi y to Kbnu-

W.-H» montbe^p b,-,-

*ults er banquet of the Chamber of Com-

Ct * ea ' rnerce at the Biscayne drew a Isr*.

^ Y n ^ ! »«tendan«. anTmany meml«n ere

°l the ! r 1 " ld *3 to th** roll. A committee was

^ 5 Thomas Fietch- up^inted to work with the dtj offlrl:.. C !.^ r aDd rials on plans for the proper ronlnt .»t four of the dx young men jaiied for 60, thf elty ^, lh the .h.^ht of adding to days for fighting at National Park. , he be , ntJ . of the towa aDd hare been released by order of Mayor tlie precticn of objectionable mildtogs

Allen, but warned to keep away from. ^ secti n*.

the town. j park.—Sheriff . ach of MonHenry E. Ricketts, for 12 mouth county requeste.1 Stiperlntend-

years superintendent of the

s ent Berry of the N»w Tori and 1

County Hospital, has been dismissed Branch railroad to hare a watchman by the County Board of Freeholders | statlcsied at the Interlaken grade because of the alleged prevalence crossing, where three persons' were within tne institution »f conditions ] killed In an automohlle-traln crash, mtby and unsanitary. Smarms, of Although the crossing is pr. tected by

mice and young armies of cockroaches overrunning wooden sinks, closets and food containers are said to hare aggravated contagious diseases with which 1.500 patients were suffering and to hare twice caused ep.demies. Deal.—Borough officials of this place

signal hells and the tracks risible for considerable distance on either side, more deaths hare occurred there than at any other single crossing la the

< ounty.*

Mount Holly.—Representative bush ness and professional men have form-

prosecute the persons [ ed the Rotary Club, and notice has

threatened i

responsible for circulating a number ot anonymous cartoons reflecting upon the admlnlstrath n of affairs In the 1*»rough. The cartoons were printed on regulation new* print paper nine Inches wide and about sir Inches long.

received of recognition by the In teraatlonal Association. Details of organization have been directed Woodford E. Sbrevc. president of the

Camden Rotary Club.

Vineland.—James Brock, sixty years

One of the cartoons depicted a wall old. of Rosenhayn was found dead In eyed, sleepy cow being milked. The the Jesse Bridge stream, near Norma.

larked t.< represent the people of Deal, the milkman to represent the borough officials and the . ilk to represent the taxpayers' money. Ilslnfleld —Councilman William J. Boyd, sixty-seven yearn old. died at his home here. He was born In Portsmouth. England, and In early life was engaged lu :be dry goods business in Glasgow. Scotland. He came to America in 1875 slid to Plainfield 12 years ago.. He was a member of Hope Presbyterian Church. He leaves a wife and one daughter. Millville.—The executive eor.im tee of the Cumberland County Board ot Agriculture went oa record a« cp|,osed to daylight savin- an dad- pte-’ - solutions urging governing bodies of 'he titles and towns n^. to pass pending ordinances. Bridgeton city council decided to make no change. Pitman.—Erection of a high school building, with 20 rooms and auditorium. to cost *22.1.000. has beet, recommended by a sjiecisl committee oun-I-‘iJ of repreeeniatlves of the Board of Trade. Board of Education and oitlVlnetand.—Harold I-eroy Fitzhugh, a bridegroom of three days, died here. The young man had been engaged to Miss Elizabeth Mayccck for six years, but Fitzhugh lost his beslth In world wsr service, and when he found be had to die he called for his bride, who waa ready to respond. The ceremony was {•erformed by Rev. J. 8. Teasdale at the Fitzhugh home. Newark.—After a quarrel with his wife. Clara, because she refused to consent to sell their home. Cost os DInoa. forty-five, shot himself to death at 287 Clifton avenue. Dioos had been nut of work and 'hreatened to kill hla wife when she tefused to permit the •ale of their h<-me. Din os had two w>ns. ten and three years old. Millville.—A forest fire lookout station has been erected two miles west of here by the State Forestry Commission. and a fire warden will be placed

on duty.

Pitman.—A class of 15 took the civil

service examination for carrier-clerk ; gram, st the p«»i office. Cape May.—The Cape May County | Hurffvlile. — Thieves carried off a ' Mosquito Commission ha advertised 1 number of young apple trees which Jo-1 for bids for lOO.iXAj feet of ditching on •cpb boden had set out lu a new or- j the meadows between Cape May City chard along the Glassboro pike at this and Cape May Point, pla** Bridgeton.—Pomona grange and the Orange.—While driving with his wife , executive <-• nunlttee of the Cumhert« Easter service* Lawrence J. Shultz, | land County Board of Agriculture have fifty-five, wealthy builder, was stock- j adopted resolutions opposing • daylight en with heart disease and died at the J saving." wheel of his autom bile while it was ! Trenton.—To eliminate trolley jams In motion. As he collapse** the car con- i at the ferries the Public Service Uailtianed going for about 75 feet before ‘ way Company established the pey-aa-Mrs. Shultz, who was in a rear sent. > y iu-leave plan on ali lines running oat realized what had happened She of Market street ex ept the Trent on

quickly reached over her husband s line-

body. which waa resting • n the wheel. 1 Atlantic City.—"l am In favor of the and as the car Jumped the curb sue- j plan proposed to bold as old fashioned reeded In stepping it as it was uI«out Democratic c s«eutioo.“ said former to crash Into a large tree. I Postmaster M. A. Devine, discussisg a Ashury Park. — Two person* w-rc proposal made }.y county leader* a few killed and two injured when a PUiia-1 day* ago to bold such a gathering in dri,vhia excursion train plunged into a *ome central fade:. -*I h-Ueve it would sedan at the Interlaken grade crossing i have a good effect :c stirring interest near here. Miss Aiilne Griffin, twenty- ' am tig the rank and file.” he continued, five years old. of Shrewsbury, a curse ‘ Tree: u. — Charging -.hat the late m the Monmouth Memorial H spital. j Frank W. Tussey of Woodbury, for at Long Branch, and Lynn B. Moore, many years one ••• the moat pncrSnent twenty-seven years old. of Nashville. Odd Fellow* ..f New Jersey. was guilty Tenn.. are dead: Elisabeth A. Griffin. | during hi* lifetime of a number of Ir-twenty-three, sister of Aiilne. of the 1 regular -ransacti a* wi..ch resulted in same address, was fatally Injured. ' financial i .*» to the rganizatioc. Set while Clyde MlTcheli. nineteen years atu* lodge • ’ Camden, of which be was old. of Eat. atow-n. owner and driver of secretary, hu* instituted suit lo the the car. was only slightly injured. court • • chancery aga.n*t the exe-a-ttestville — The Gloucester City 1 l -rs of estate ivcorer Ill.lMBoard ..f Health held Its auausi plank- ! which, it . abs-god Tursey collected here j for Uw ..-ige. hat failed to turn over. —New courses will be ! Caaod- n — Tboma* Bos a. aeveeteei,

I u> i y««rs *Jd. of Deia-r »a* ktrurk ai-d

He was a sufferer from rheumatism, and it Is believed while wandering around the stream he accidentally stlpped In and. too crippled to get out. '. ecame exhausted. He is an reived by a wife and three sons South Orange.—The study of German at the High Scho-1 1 ere. droppe 1 from the curricular daring the world war. has been ordered resumed. A special commission ngmed to plan a study course made the recommendation to the Board of Ed nest ion and favorable action followed. Atlantic City. — Application whs made to the City Commission by the Royal Blue for permission to run a bus line through this city to New York. Collingswood.—As William Thompson lifted his six-months-old son. Letter. from the cradle the child suddenly expired In his anna. The baby had been 111 since lu birth. Paterson.—The Corning mill of the E. I. duPont de Nemours ft Co. powder plant at Wayge. near iere, was destroyed by two expl.vslons. A "leek of employees was said to have shown none missing. Atlantic City.—Mrs. Rebecca Win tfton. daughter of the late Anderson Bourgeois, cnee prominent in tbe Board of Freeholders, has been appointed to the township committee of Weymouth township. She takes tbe place <-f Edgar Sheppard, reigned. Mays Landing.—For indignities al ged to have beer heaped upon him when arrested on Febrntry 8 by James Thorpe, colored, beat! of a private detective agency in Atlantic City. Pasquale Fearara has instituted suit In the common pleas conn for RMKX) damages from Thorpe. In bis complaint Fearara sa;s he wra arrested without cause and sken manacled to the eutnor Clfy Jail, then to a private and to Thorpe's •ffice snd jrciMy detained until an early hour In the

morning.

Swedesboro.—The chamber of commerce has unanimously supported the proposed bond issue of tbe freeh Idera for completion of tbe county road pro-

■m .0 save a big levee at Memphis during the Missi&dppl river valley uomia. 2.—Proiesaor Charles E. lay. deen of Tufts eqflege. Boston, delivering tbe first lecture in tbe college’s radio lecture course. S-— Bonner C. 8. Senator 8. H. Piles fcf Seattle, who has been appointed minister to Colombia.

NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENTEVENTS Russians and Germans Almost Break Up the Economic Conference at Genoa.

SHI TREITT OF THBR m

tbought tbe shorn to break op in • row. bat si this writing U appears poaslbie that tbe trooble will be fixed op mod the

erin. being credited with s dftrer ■ Following up tbe negotiations begun

by tbe Genoa conference Tbe two countries agree to cancel all wsr debt*, all claims for war damages, and aU dalm* for damages doe to tbe soviets* nationalizing German property, providing Russia does not repay otbar forfor this naOenaUsation.

antTiUe. — Former kgc Howard Carrow died suddenly keep u»e shiftir.. heart diaease He waa sixty-two river in place, it .r* aid Mr. Carrow formerly was city .dfiriala It*: snuon «f the I>e-a>«craiic ^tate forniattoo of vait ii'ailtee rod wa* a delegate to tbe 4 s»oi.* at tbe b*w< X'-<-T3tic natiaoei . •-o-aaafco* at | tbs'* eosae of the 4 and IMS ‘ tbe M.**aari had ,

fuE trade reUtlons. that they treat each other aa nations, snd that tbe treaty of BrestUtovsk U canceled. Announcement of this pact brought

Lloyd by Facta of Italy. of Belgium sod Ishh of Japan. These then called In the Poland. Rumania and Jogo-glevia snd all signed • note to the German delegation telfing of tbeir pained surprise st Its sedue. which they as Id violated tbe conditions Germany accepted * conference, and aa a result Germany should not be permitted to lake part In any futnre discussion* or derial oos relating to Baasian affair*. Tbe Germans took this kick rather calmly, and some of them sold they would rather ienre Genoa than withdraw tbe treaty—a choice which Lloyd George offered them Wednesday. Bat the central nation*—NonSweden. Denmark. Holland, - line# and joined Rusala ta tbr defiant statement that Germany eoeK. not be barred from l«rtiripation In diaesasioe of BussLen affairs except by full vote of tbe .onTfcts setfon was artuared the British premier s a'.iempt* to dominate the conference and by the fear 'hat la tbe private roevenadoea that bare twee going ot ;o Ms Genoa villa arrangements would be made with Busam that weald prejudice tbe lal-rests of tbe smaller powers. Tbe Russians Use Misted that Genueoy must stt Is all conference* htrsuae there were toc:iy question* still at tscoe between Germany atyi IUissU. On Tburaday. ho* -oar. Uoyd George said tbe Ger-ms!-3 bad agreed not to pertiripaie ka aastoo# of RiasHa affair*. B ABTaor off France beM with Lloyd George Opt the Bna*o >r- • »( ptet rw- -ed DytatL.-na of die treaty of Versailles sod that the Germust be excluded. He wa* t irked UP ta tbe limit ky hi* goverwto the: tdora In the allied ranionc to insist that <c rgedc measures be taken and ;~»- altlea applied to Geratany If tbe RapaUo treaty were nut abrogated regardksa of whs. the Genua cot'ro-

of Versailles most be Insisted upon now. Both tbe British and tbe French fee! tliat tbe Russ -German pert, while nominally economic. Is In reollty political and embodies a distinct threat of a complete alliance of the two countries against tbe entente. It Is believed, too, that It would result In the commercial suffocatioo of Poland and perhaps of the ocher small nations that lie between Russia Germany and alo^ tbe Baltic, and those of the little Owr thing Is ert that the Genoa conference wild get Into a muddle, and her absolute distrust of Germany's good intentions • ta tbs Parts L* has amt 12.000 tbe Ruhr ant' It .'endy for lesistance In Silesia. wbO.- tbe aorict armies are

threatening

f run tier*. He adds: “There U no time *• taae If we want ta avoid Tbe Batiooaliau of Italy are no lew

pLANS are ooder way far a fisau- * rial conference to be called by

s of tamse to

for tbe repute ties of reocy. fa which coefereoce tbe United States Federal Reserve bank vrtll he ashevj to take port. Meanwhile, g bankers. Including J. Pierpoot I gas. ate arranging to mart ta Eui to study the question ct an tore tiooal loan to Germany ta help In tbe wesastruction of that coeotry, to ln>•prore her exchange aad to oartst her In paying the reprraitoaa. In view of Gc.many r -ejieated rafnasl to p=y.

*T*HE I ■A tlons at Dairen between Japan the Far Eastern republic have been broken off. aad Japan hna de-

The Chita deles*te* according to Trftyo official statements. me of their points, made what tbe Japanese coort-lered

property of forthe open door, and threatened to quit tbe conference Tokyo

S TILL another pence conference— that between tbe leaders of the 1 factions—doc* not aeem to be accomplishing much, for the fighting Ireland goes oe with Increasliu: bitterness. De Valera's Easter coup “'not eventuate, but one of his ad--nt* attempted that day to assassinate Michael Collins, bead ot tbe idonal government, and there were bloody clashes between tbe republican and Free State forces, which were continued all through the week. In Dublin the “rebels" occupied the Four Courts and other building* and 1 ged In battles with the Collin* troops: and in Belfast the Chthollra Protectants kilted wnd burned looted to their heai

hate that the «

TIRREP by President Harding's dismisnl of employees of tbe bureau of engraving and printing and bureaus, snd by rumor* of to restrict the operation of the merit law generally, tbe Rational Ortl Service Reform league called a conference of all interested organizations and individual* to meet In Washington April 27. That engraving bureau affair is causing tbe a dm In Ur r tet of trooble and the end I* . In attempting to explain tbe President'* action nbe official organ at the Plate Printer*' union * owned tbe country was flooded with millions at counterfeit federal raarrte notes

This wa*

flatly denied by Secretary Mellon C HAIRMAN PAT KKLU.T of MV-t Igaa and Ids cohort of “Uttlr ■ary” men west down to defeat 1.

last «ee«. It ii ex

pected to d<- the Cniteq State* Wfl! be able to maintain a nary at re*j— aMe proj*.-u<-oa In cotontiuee „r tbe whole the bouse by a vote of ITT to HO adopted tbr amrndaMot to tm .

enlisteo personnel of 86.000 Inttead of 07.000 men. A few days later this was confirmed by a record vote of 221 to 148. and then tbe bill, was passed and faknded on to tbe.senate. Ninety Republicans voted against the twranonel Increase and 48 Democrats supported It. Tbe measure carries a total appropriation of $25L2G8.000. which Is S18.000.000 more than was fixed by tbe appropriations commit* tee. Further Increases are expected

In tbe senate.

T HE fight of those who believe in adequate national defense Is now centered an the army bill. In this the American Legion Is taking active part. National Commander MacNider appearing before the eenate-appropria-ttaus committee to denounce the honae bin which provides for only 115.000 enlisted men. He said: “The American Legion unqualifiedly backs up tbe President, the secretary of war. and General Pershing ta their support of necessary appropriations for tbe National Guard, organized researeo. reaer+e office**' training corps, and civilian military .raining camp* as recommended by the War department aad also supports the position that npproxtmrtefy 1*0.OUG men Is the udrlmum number needed for the regular establishment to peri'oyu lu proper mission in our Plan of national defense." O OMETOIE during the present aro0 “*> tbe senate will pass soldier — legislation. So modi was determined by the Bcpubllrau senator* In caucus by n 8 to 1 rote, and they naked the finance committee to report a bin “within a reasonable tlue.Bnt they reached no decision as to the form the bin will uke. The right of the senate to add any revenue prothe bill passed by the house . iaed. since the Constitution require* that revenue measures must originate ia the bouse. Republican iea<>r8 of both senate and bouse are ngnln discussing the plan of financing the bonus by the sale of British bonU. and it Is understood that if these are found available*through the work of the foreign debt commission. President Harding wm not object t«. .bat method of raising the funds. With this In view efforts are being made to late consideration of the ire until after the tariff — — -"J paaard. by whl-b time It is expected the work of the commission win be far enough advanced to give aisuranee that the long-term British securities will be available. fj* LOOPS and ton. a doe* have been * Ptaying b «r<* to the Middle West. Through much of the Mlaiilssi|. r .< river the rivers and streams have the,r * nd "vertnwed their batik*, doing damage | D many town* and lanndatlng mUMr,. of acres of land. Cnaraaonably cold weather added to tbe diatrra* of the peop.e who were driven f ron] (tMdr Die windstorm* were nuwt In southern lUlnol* and soulbrrn Indiana. geveral , wn , wer , *boot fifty Uvea TpHE two Portuguese ariatora who A Mrled froa LUIkvi to fly arro*< Allatltl; Bmil Mwut a thocrand miles fr-* 3 ,be r>ae l"*—Acd their plane to making the difficult landing there * t * t ZJ? aar * il1 ^ ,0 them by rtta PrtfffiMt government to enable them to complete their joun,~y. W°“ EN fr V“ 811 ‘* n * the ta Baltimun . >1 ^ ? L«rue of Women ' -ifer on and, ..ujeetT^ riilld welfare, women fa industry t ratios of the traffic In wmJl’Zl and PottCMI auto, of Wwm^wj w. teraatlonal frietidllnew.. R u 1^-^ ibv rooderenra will lead to rtwrati-s amoo* the .mom £ * «S-Uri aorld. 01 “•

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BALTMOR*. — Wheat - Nh I, winur spot No. 2 spot n-«s*. Cob Cor->—Carloads prim, yellow ore worth sheet Use j*Tj on spot Corn—Cofitroct 9St M\c- ju spot. «7«4; April. 6# ted. Oats—No. X white, as to < 4T\40«e: No. 8 white, as to v 4«1kS47. Rye—Na X Weatara. export *1-16; beg lots aeertr rye. as ti fty. »0c9$l MUlfecd—City MlBs wtntar brxs., ton. in lOOfa. Backs. $XS; P*t»< millfeed. per toau fa ICC-lb. sack,. -bite middlings, per too. fa |^- : b 0 a socks. 13J; same la loo:: sacks. *36. raw—No. 1 tamcML js* wheat. IlliSOil; No. 1 oat ta* Inal), *1*9UButter—Creonaery, fancy, tnag do. choice. S89SS: do, good. Jig] do, prints, 41042; do. blockj. ttgi neartiy. 359**: ladies, Maryland and Feaao. rolls. :*f] Ohio rolls. 22923; West VlrgtaU rd 2J92S; e to repacked. &; Md., Vo g P*. dairy prints, 2292* *s — Westons Mft, Ps.. nral 24c: Eastern Shore. Md. and Western. 24: West Virginia i:0j| Southern. 23. Uee Poultry—ChlekaBs. young p lb, large, sr xjoth. *49 35c: do. 4 staggy. rough. 27928; white leghorn 27928: do. spring, per Ita. to 1 lbs- .55940. Dock* — Muscovy u mongrel, young, per Ifa, 23935c 4 white peklngs. per IK. 2*9*8; do. pi die, per IK. 3 U lbs. aad over. 25fiJ do. smaller and poor. 22923: do. dian runner, per ih, 21922. Pigeco* Per pair, old. 459kd€:'do, do. row 45950. Guinea fowl-Young, each 7097*: do. da. ander lU. 940; old. each. K940. tatoea—Waatera Xarylaad n Pennsylvania No. L 10- Iba. IIS 120: New Tort aad New Jersey, X L do. *L2*9U»; Western No 1. *1259140: Eastern Shorn Marylu

LOO; Southern Maryland MeCorerti do. *1259140: red potatoes, do. flJ 91-40: all aectlou*. No 2. do, 5* Tic; an sections, per U04b. beg. U 9X: No. 2. do. *LW9LT*. New Potatoes. Florida Na L f brU *7»740: No. 2. do. **95-50: S I. per bu. ert. *29225; No. 2. do. 11. 91-75: sweets. North Carolina Ns per bri_ *39340; Eos torn Shore M17 land and Delaware, do. §£•*40: /ai era Shore Virginia, do. *24093: y»a an sectiAua, brl, *29*40; sweeu a yaaa. all cecttana. No. 2, per brl, ©-75: sweets. aE aertiona. No. 1. N bx hamp. *1912*; yearn, all s« No. L per bu hamp. *19125: • and yams, all aectloaa, Na. 2. per I hamp. 509*0. NEW ■» Wl l»ll. t and No. 2 hard. UJ**; No. 1. » Itobn. 3LC1. and No. 2 mixed Da. *1-47. c. 5 f track New Tartu tc arm Corn—No. 2 yellow aad No. ! vU 7*%c. and No. 2 mixed. n*i. c l New York, all ralL Oata-Na 2 white. d**94K Hay—No. 1. *20921; No. 2. tUQX No. 3. *24926. SWppia*. M!9:‘H

traa, 409««Hc; . *con).i$% : creamary. firsts <« » •core). 27922; pathfag stock, cum make. No. z. 21022. Eggs—Fresb-galbered. extra ** 2*922c; do. firsts, U%OXT%: Pecked, extra firsts. 2>te6 :< ‘ flrsu. 26922. New Jersey h US' whites, extra faacy. sale-ha **: do. uacandled. **#27; Suir n« by sod nearby WesfaOBheaaery *3ik a«u to extras, 20026: do. bre* browns, extras. 22: 8Uta aad r-tf gathered browns aad nsixsd ciM firsu to extras. 26922. Cbeeae—State, whole milk. «* frf * h - tpeclals. 17%9Ue: do. run. 17; State, whale milk. ' ,1 fresh, specials, 17K9U; do. a’<^ •un. 17. Uw Poultry —BreUera. fowl*. 26922; rooster*. 16: »0»4 chickens, 27922. Dressed Poultry—Wester* ekh*'* »942e; fowl*. 22932: old rao' " *0925; turkeys. 429*1 PKILADEIJrina _ Wbes: — * red c-Inter. tl.U#14*: do. gar!« •1329144 Cora—No 1 far 79' DHv; Ka. 2, 6ti49T6%; No < • S white. a9«*^ r *. 44 $4 047. Hay-nmoeby No X. » do. No 3. *129*2; e»pK * ! 6 no grade. *14916: eto»er ^ light mixed. 621921-5® s ‘ ‘:«d. *U0M

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, *••• | m* good. 797%; haesy. a»»' j *«al*. *97; baary rough gate* UmU and ST sap No. 1 ah** ! fa-. 697c; fair to goad. ftfS. fa to #♦ 1U ehataa, lft#U. S**