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3 THE SUN. BALTIMORE, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 2S, 1919. were taken by the latter- against the FORTY MIDDIES'' SWORN IN )ERIDES G. 0. P.

CLAIM All Admission Records Broken At MANIFESTO FROM IRISH New Plan For Self -Government By Plnnketir And Others. witchin Calls Economy Statement Masterpiece Of Deception. eciares credit was stolen to flee down West street, Dut only after bullets had hit two of them and others were striiclTby bricks. Patrolman William Fine, of the city police force, who happened on the scene, filially succeeded in arresting two of their number, but in the thick of the affray he was powerless and his own life Avas in jeopardy. The men arrested gave their names as Young Jk Matt and O.

Shipman. were first taken to the city police station, but afterward turned over to the naval authorities, who dispatched a provost guard into the -ity when thev were informed of the FR0P0SAL GREAT ADVANCE BERNHEIMER BROS. BIG HOME STORES A CITY IN ITSELF rayette street. Through to Lexington. "When Advertised or sold Elsewhere It's Cheaper Here." When Our Wagons or Auto Stop at Your Door the Good Titer Leave Are Paid Foi.

two men who, were nabbed. The clash created widespread excitement among the white residents along West street, a number of whom were just closing their places of business. The negro jackies were attached to the United States bark Cumberland, at the Xaval Academy, which is used, as a training ship for them. II. n.

Ready In Ul. Washington. June 27. Congress has been advised by the Alaskan Engineering O'Otnniission that the Alaska Government railroad project will be completed in 11)21. at a total cost of or about 73.200 a mile.

J. McPherson. engineer iu charge, said this cost compared favorably with American continental constructiou costs. orxucr Honse Leader Saty Redac aral Academy. Annapolis, June 27.

All records for the admission in a single day o2 candidates to the Naval Academy as midshipmen were broken today when a contingent of 40 young men, who had qualified in all mental and physical examinations, took the oath before Rear-Adrn'ra! Ar H. Scales, superintendent of the academy. The largest number admitted on any, previous occasion was 34. The membership of the class aonroachiug the 500 mark. The complete roster will be between 700 aDd S00.

This will meau that the giment of students at the of aoauVinic term in October will be approximately 2.500. as the first, srond and third nowon the summer practice cruise have a combined total of over 1.700. ion In Appropriations Due To Eiaciency Of Democrats. Washington, June 27: Statements of trouble. The fact that the naval au epuclican leaders iu the House that thorities immediately started an investigation and informed the city police officials that punishment would me meted out.

no further measures of prosecution party had saved the people S1.GG0.- pO.000 by. eliruinatin? 'Democratic ex- Delegation At Paris Told Question Has Been Pat In Hands Of Clecieneean, Iondon. June 27. Establishment of self-government in Ireland within the British Empire is proposed in a manifesto issued today by the "Irish Dominion League" introduced by Horace Plunfcett and otherJrisLmen. The proposal, it is claimed, is a great advance over any previous proposed solution forvthe Irish question, except that the British connection is Under this plan Ireland would have virtually the same amount of home rule ss though she were an independent republic The manifesto' points out the disad from supply.

bills passed by I NEGRO TARS IN RIOT Two Bluejackets Shot In Clash With Annapolis Colored Men. TROUBLE ARISES OVER WOMEN City Policemen Aided By- Xaval Provost Guard In Quelling Dis-. tnrbance Two Under Arrest. Annapolis. June 40 colored bluejackets of the Navy, the majority of them in training to become mess attendants, and more than twice that number of colored men of Annapolis, were the participants in a riot here between last midnight and 1 clock this morning, which threatened for a time to develop into a serious affair.

A Dumber of the combatants were armed with revolvers, and there was considerable shooting and throwing bricks and other missiles. As a result, two of the sailors were shot, though not seriously hurt, and several windows were broken and other minor damage done to store prop-crtv on West street. The trouble which, it is said, developed from the persistence of the jackies in molesting a number of colored women, started in Acton lane, a short thoroughfare leading from West street. The Annapolis negroes apparently were lying in wait for the naval duskies, owing to the large number that congregated in the vicinity, and the fact that the first element of trouble started on last Tuesday night. The 'sailors, it is said, were the aggressors in the affair.

Soon realizing that they were outnumbered by the city negroes, the imrss boys were compelled ready received, but after the publication of this notice no further requests can be considered." MORRIS CASE END Defense In Closing Utilize Draft Board 1 -a. Charlottesville. Today saw this wind-up of dire. vidence for the defense in the trial -Jgar Morris for shooting Magistrate Pmford Sullivan at Standardsville last March. Tomorrow the prosecution will proceed to introduce rebuttal evidence and present indications are that conclusion of the case will be reached by Tuesday.

The feature of today's session was the failure of defense to utilize the findings of the Board of Surgeons at Camp McClellan. Anniston. Ala. Here the accused was given the "Moran test" of mentality last November. Major Hierome L.

Opie, of Staunton, his former company commander, was placed on the stand, but was only allowed to testify to the fact that Morris was discharged from the service as "inadaptable" as a soldier. Attorney Hammer tried to get the contents of the report by framing a question which indicated that the find-ing was that Morris mentally was to be only that of a boy of eight or nine years this was ruled out. Former Deputy Sheriff -George N. Morris, father of the accused, was the last witness of the day. He contradicted a number of witnesses introduced to tell of Sullivan's disposition to use firearms and treatment of the boy, but he did not hesitate materially to contradict the son's version of the actual shooting which tends strongly to throw doubt on his contention of self-defense.

ie House this session, were denounced i Stores Close 6 o'Glock This Evening Stores Open 9 o'Ckck This Morning rttay by Representative Kitchin. Demo- fat, of North Carolina, as 'masterpieces injuucai aefepuon. The former Democratic House le.adr seussed at some length a statement MORE HONEY FOR SHIPS en out last week bv Rertiihlir-an T.padr mm vtiraiL loodell, and declared it "was rich in lse impressions wronrr influences and vantages to which Irish products would I be exposed if Ireland was a republic sev misstatements of fact." rTTlTTirfffif Senate Increases Appropriation For Board To $491,000,000. WAR RISK FUND ALSO RAISED But it accomplished its he "The Republican press picked it and made great capital of it. spread-Z the false statement of 'Republican onotny and retrenchment across the ont pages in bold headlines.

Points To Filibuster. "During the last session, the Demo- ered from tfie British Empire. Mention is made of possible hostile tariffs. Irishmen arc urged to unite aud let the British, Parliament and people know what desire. The manifesto then outlines what the political status of Ireland would be under the new scheme, i Ireland, it is declared, would not be represenjed at Westmiuster.

but 'would be a member of the League of Nations and of the imperial conference, council or parliament which may be established. Ireland would have complete control of her internal government. The naval and military defense would remain the same as. at present, but no authority but the Irish Parliament would have power to impose compulsory service on Irishmen. Satie House passed every needed war pasure and public supply bill.

This aetnient was not completed; but why? ineir defeat was caused solelv by the Why Go Dry? We Supply Water Outfits Outfits for Suburban and Country Homes. Can deliver promptly from stock. Elevated and Pneumatic Tanks, Pumps, Engines, Motors. If you are planning a water supply outfit for your home, write for catalogue and let us make an estimate. tetsable, me'ecent filibuster made by Republicans in the Senate durins closing dars of the session.

JVXow the Republicans come and sav Jr efficient Mork has made passage of .50 Dius possible, it the Uemocrats in House had resorted to the tactics Men's B. V. D. hich the Republicans in the Senate keiv I Feed. although Ireland would agree to make contributions to the naval, military and diplomatic services.

In to Ulster, the manifesto says that with Ireland under the status of a dominion the rights of wmild he rTintitiitiATijillv reensriized in ed. the bills could not have been passed six montns. Mr.v Kitchin interrupted repeated-by applause from the Democratic side Union Suits 'My Baby- id jeers from the Republicans. 'many ways. The Ulsterites are asked lafcing up each of the supply meases in detail.

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June 27. Increase in the Shipping Hoard fund from to for completion of the Shipping Hoard fund from ing program was Approved by the Senate with only one dissenting vote at a late session tonight held in an effort to pass the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill. After adopting without debate amendments increasing the appropriations for administration of the War Risk Insur-ince act from $64,000,000 to the Senate spent several hours today in spirited discussion uvcr the proposed decrease of $100,000 in appropriations for the Federal Trade Commission. Senator Norris, of Nebraska, said the commission had earned the enmity of the meat packers and" other powerful business interests which would like to destroy it, while Senator Pomerene, Democrat, of Ohio, declared the commission needed the increased funds because of it3 new work in promoting export trade. Senator Sherman.

Republican, of Illinois, said instead or promoting exports, Chairman Hoover, of the commission, had been "destroying it by making violent speeches" in England. After prolonged debate the Senate voted. 43 to 32, to reduce the appropriation for the commission to $000,000. as proposed by the committee Senator Ashurst, Democrat, of Arizona, then gave, notice he would move later to suspend the rules in order to place in the bill appropriations to carry on temporarily the United States Employment Service. The Senate restored the House appropriation of $2,500,000 for the Interstate Commerce Commission 'physical valuation of railroads.

The committee had proposed a reduction of $500,000. Chairman Cummins, of the Interstate Commerce Committee, said the physical valuation work was of utmost importance in connection with permanent railroad legislation. NEW YORK AFTER THAW AGAIN various departments. Did Ant Save Single Penny. "Tt is said that the Republicans saved 00,000.000 in the Army bill alone," he id, "when in reality they didn't save people a single penny in that meas-e.

nor in any other. The $400,000,000 is made possible by the War Depart It seems like giving him actual health watching his cheeks grow pink, watching his little arms and legs fill out and dimple, watching him sleep better and smile oftcner as he grows stronger and takes a firmer grip on life. Ladders Roofing ment's splendid work in carrying for- No. 5 Porch Setteex Porch No. 7 -'v ird demobilization faster- even than rone considered possible Inst Referring to the naval bill.

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the signers of the manifesto include Unionist candidates, members of the old Irish party, leading members of the Irish Convention of 1017. 45 Irish peers and baronets, privy councilors, bank and railway directors and lawyers. Delegation Active At Paris. Paris, June 27. The delegation here representing Irish societies in the United States has been notified that the Irish question so far as the Peace Conference is concerned has been left in the hands of Premier Clemeneeau.

the- president of the conference. Frank P. Walsh and Edward F. Dunue, the delegates remaining here, will sail for the United States Saturday on the liner Savoie. Notification as to the disposition of the Irish question was given Messrs.

Dunne and Walsh by the general secretary of the American peace John A. Murphy, of Buffalo. X. tchin said the reduction was 0.000, "due to changed conditions." not as claimed by Re-blican leaders. i Settee fry Jill 111 ilmL maae easier to digest.

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Individual Shingles. $7.50. ax UOD kvith several Republicans vainly scek- KlSTLI'i FCT0 COMFANT ul "it id, si X. V. City tend me free roar beck an trial package Name ot the American commission on Irish independence.

The Irish commission has established permanent headquarters here and will act in co-operation with the envoys of the "Irish Republic," as long as the Peace Conference is in session. L. F. Trigg, formerly executive secretary of the National War Labor Board in Washington. wHl be in charge of the secretariat in Paris.

Messrs. Dunne and Walsh today presented to Premier Clemeneeau a -forpial statement on conditions in Ireland for the information of the conference in deciding upon what action it will tahe in the Irish case. P0INCARE PRAISES WILSON Jr to question the speaker an effort gam longer time for him was aeniea ohnections from the Republican side. Republican Leader Mondell read his State- tement regarding savings me use. declared it "was accurate and led that if Mr.

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This wagon scale is right here in stock. Pit or pitless patterns. Call, phone or write. The FAIRBANKS ftfl Most of them have, welted Vashington, June 27. President Wil- Urges Vigrilance Tn Enforcing Peace At Dinner To President.

Paris, June 27. The Allies' duty to be vigilant in enforcing the peace terms with Germany and a tribute to American participation in the war were among subjects discussed by President Poincare at the dinner which he. and Mme. Poincare gave to President and Mrs. Wilson and delegates to the Peace Conference at the presidential palace here last nighrT President Poincare's speech preceded that of President Wilson, who bade a forr -nal farewell to France and the French people and gave as his thought the belief that the work of the Peace Conference had created friendship that would make for increasingly more intimate sympathy between the peoples and greater co-opera-ation economically.

The dinner was given in the great Salle des Fetes. President Poincare, in giving a toast to President Wilson, asked that he be allowed at the moment when his guest was preparing to leave Europe to render homage once more to Ihe high spirit of justice in which President Wilson had prepared, with other representatives of the Allied and associated powers, "this great laborious peace in which the justice saved by our victory is going definitely to inscribe its will in favor of reparations." After paying tribute to American participation in the war. reviewing the work of the Peace Conference and outlining what still remains to be done, President Poincare said "We want, all of us. as you do, Mr, President, that peace be not vain words, that if be not a fugitive hope and. that it be not a passing flash of joy appearing for one evening in bloodstained Europe.

We want, as you do, that the society of nations shall become a beneficent, reality. We want, as you do, that all the clauses to which our enemies art going to subscribe be loyally observed." PLOT AGAINST ALPH0NS0 mafiessick advised the Senate today through State Department that he was con-rinsr sendins another commission to sinoJ. i Pair skinswell and to investigate reports of Jewish He said decision would be Effort Will Be Made To Extradite Him For Trial. New York. June 27.

Papers intended to bring about the extradition of Harry K. Thaw from Pennsylvania, to have him tried here on the indictment charging him with assaulting Frederick Gump, of Kansas City, in New York several years ago. were ordered prepared immediately by District Attorney Swann today. The prosecutor said he had been informed that Thaw for the second time had been allowed to leave a Philadelphia sanatorium where he has been confined in order to visit his mother in Pittsburgh. Mr.

Swann said he had written a letter to the Governor of Pennsylvania informing him of the extradition plans. The papers will first require the. signature of Governor Smith of New York. Thaw is alleged by the New York prosecutor to have Tisited Pittsburgh for five days recently. An attempt was made during the administration of Governor Whitman to have Thaw brought here from Philadelphia, but Martin Brumbaugh, then Governor of Pennsylvania, refused to honor the requisition papers on the ground, it was understood, that Thaw had been declared insane and that it was legally impossible to extradite a lunatic.

Thaw was indicted hee in January, 1017. on a charge of kidnapping and whipping Gump, a 10-year-old youth, son of a Kansas City trunk manufacturer. Y'oung Gump, who was living in Long Beach, alleged he was enticed to New York by Thaw. Upon the indictment of TBaw on the Gump charges the accused man. it was discovered, had left the city anil he finally was located in a Philadelphia boarding house.

There, two days afterward. Thaw slashed his throat with a razor in an unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide. Later a judge of the Court of Common Pleas committed him to the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane. WIRE MAN SCORES BURLESON Konenkamp Says He Wants To Hide Behind War Board. -Special Dispatch to The Sun.

Washington. June 27.: "Postmaster-General Burleson will soon find out that it has, done him no good to falsely misrepresent facts and escape the issues of this strike by attempting to hide behind the War Labor Board, which he did, no doubt, because he heard the board was to go out of existence the end of this month," said S. J. Konenkamp, president of the Commercial Telegraphers' Union today. "Nothing would please us better than to have the War Labor Board pass on the issues at stake and we would abide by its decision.

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Los Anseles. June 27. Formal announcement of the candidacy of (Jen. Alvaro Obregon for the Presidency of Mexico at the election in 1020 was made public today. In a manifesto published in "Sonora." a Spanish language newspaper printed here, -General Obregon declared he enters the field as a liberal, explaining that, although there are many small political groups in Mexico, there are but two political parties Liberals and Conserva fives.

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