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«Litmus Sheldon in Re“ You Times
'FRENCH CANAL OPENED
UNDER A MOUNTAIN
Watorway From Maroontoo to Rivor
Rhom at Last Comploto.
The canal under the mountain be-
tween Marseilles. l4't'an-‘e. and the
- liter liltune. eunstduttn; l'l‘t‘ M iii»-
most notable enghieerin; achievements
of milder" titties, um ozh lull) opnnwi
the other day in the lil't‘st’ltt‘t‘ ot‘ a dis
anguished gathering of members of the
cabinet and other trillt'ittls,
Hitherto Marseilles, although a great
port of entry for the .\lt'.lilt‘l‘l'ulit'uil.
has been walled in from central l‘runve
by it umuntaiimus ridge that sweeps
. Irouud the northern side of tile city.
\ The canal is chiefly remarkable in that
It pierces lllle barrier. the unlet‘aay
running for five lllllt‘> in a tunnel llll-
do! a mountain. it thus has the effect
of lluititn: Marseilles \\llli inland t'lilt'S
: luch as Lyons. Avignon and talents
it? Ind putting it in tntlt'h “hit the ex»
'\ tensive inland commerce along the
" river Rhone. it will an» uhe Mar
Bellies a diteet water connection with
llavre and the North sea.
The canal and its tunnel have been
under discussion for nearly a hundred
years. but actual work on them was
'not begun until 11m. The length of
the canal is sixty miles. and the tire
mile section under the mountain is
leventy-tlve feet Wide and \etetil)‘ fecl
high. constituting what is declared to
be the largest tunnel interior iii the‘
.Worid. Barges and Vessel! up to rot)
tons can navigate the canal. which.
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have strategic value in permitting the
movement of destroyers and small
warcraft between the Mediterranean
and the North sea. The (‘05! or the
wort: has been about 1tlt,ttt)d,00ti francs.
Mites FORTUNE DP 3200000.
-' Mi. Kltohin' Dooidoa to Accept Un-
. olo’o “Tainted Monoy."
M Exercising Woman's prerogative of
~ ~ changing her mind. Miss Edith lx’iteti.
lnc, who has been living in New York
on 88 a week. has untitled the stirru-
gate's court that she accepts the $200.-
000 fortune of her deceased uncle. Frans
. - cia, F. Ripley. On moral grounds ah '
' had previously refused to accept eve}
the 8404]» be specifically left her.
"I have not studied philosophy to
twenty-five years not to be able
weigh the right and wrong of my ilrl .
Impulse." said Miss Kltching. “I havé
reasoned it. ottt. When tainted money
ls passed on to another person that per-
IOn can use it in a way to remove the .
taint so far as she is concerned." I
. The court ignored certain charitable ‘
Intentions of Ripley‘s because he had
hot taken the required legal steps to ‘
divide his wealth and informed Mist- .
Kitching she was the note heir. Miss ‘
Kltching says she will use the money i
in drln': good. Ripley amassed it min. i
" clpaliy throuch mortgages and other“
operations to which Miss Kilt-hint: oil'-
jected.
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“KEEP ON KISSING.”.HE Sit/3.:
Doctor Talia Git-lo All Talk About?
Goa-ma lo Tommyrot. !
“Keep on kissing, girls; don't be i
afraid of the norms." 5
This is the advice given by Dr. ‘
Charles F}. Page. head of the Boston
Health school, after criticising.r the re»
. marks of Dr. C. V. Chopin. the Provi—
.3 dencc health official; who in his talk
‘ before the Harvard Medical school put
the ban on all kissing.
“We're getting germ crazy.“ said Dr.
Page. "Now we have put the ‘bug' into
Easing. Do you suppose all this tom-
myt‘ot about kissing will he heeded?
‘ “Why should we frightgn courting
couples? I‘ve been a physician a nun»
her of years, but I've spent all my time
In rebuttlng testimony front physicians
which is mere speculntjon and does
doors harm than good, and I can
prove it."
7_ 'Viisnos GET RADIO SIGNALS.
\ '“Now Dovico Enahloa Aviators to Got
l' Instructions Whilo In Air.
. Guglielmo Marconi has just arrived
‘ ' .. ruthendon from Italy with news of im-
portant. and fart-caching wireless de
pmenta. He says: -
e new dev’elopments make it dif-
vit for the enemy to intercept or tap
- -es. The improvements also up-
_ , “to instruments on aeroplanes-and
9min. ' \ -
.“Hitherto aeroplanes have been at. a
Wynntage, because while able to
, it messages. they have been no-
W Q receive. ‘0th to the noise or
gnome drowning out thawitglaao
in Now "do . '
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rank at war to hero—tho untold agony
hot. tho draw of watching this. ‘
In ooano dour voice to mine their war '
on. .
”a rd: lmod form to bend in ayui- ,
M
mug, ‘
Hat. though 'ar‘a horrors grip her heart
like the Kiel canal. it is believed. will ‘
v - «my.-- .
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Tadministration officials, it is FORESTERC Hun "‘7‘ OFFIC-
thought. This subject was not‘ ‘ £8.’
, even mentioned at the conference - "”' m“
of tum “vm last night, Senator Stone said.
i t The South American diplomats
‘ (Continued from firm puey are expected to confer today with
i Secretary Lansing, but it is un<
dcrs‘tood his attitude is that the
l'nitcd States has nothing to ar—
bitrate. the gorcruntcnt‘s only
purpose being to defend it> bor-
ders. Large forces of militia.
sworn in as l'nitcd Statcs regu-
lar~. will be in their net) to the
border “ithill tno dais. arnn ofv
ficcrs said today. and thesi- nil]
go on in eteatiily illt‘l’t‘asillg nuntv
lt‘h a~ the \\ L‘t'h' progresses. ll}
lirida) or Saturday, the l'nitcd
State \\ill lie in much latter pu
~ilintl it: >llilxe~ ii il tlu‘a’idt‘tl
thi~ i~ the uni} t‘ourw «gun to
\.)l\'(‘ the tli~putr uith “Him.
The return to iicttrral l't-txh
inp'x line of thptain l.t'\\lS Sid
nc_\ More}. commander of Troop
K. “inch participate in the (‘ar
ri/.tl tinltipnn llix ~tnr\ of inm
tltc Mmit'znn xtartcd the iiriti;
there. caused rejoicing in official
«‘it‘rlcx truttntn .\lt>rt‘t'~ report
strengthened the \nterncan gm-
Prognau of Organimlon in
Told at Court Pahquioquo
Initiation, ”bury.
Grand Chief Ranger Thomas F.
Dowd, of Nonmlk; Grand Sub-Chief
Rattler William T. Myer, of Bridge-
port, and Grand Secretary Thomas 0-
Loughlin, of Bridgeport, state oleera
of the Foresters”! America, honored
Court Pahquioque of Danbury, Friday
evening. by attending the class inl.
notice from military authorities
in Juarez that no further ship-
=meats consigned to General Per-
shing’s troops at Casas Grandes
would be allowed to be transport-
ed over the road.
Civil guards replaced the sol-
diers on the Mexican ends of the
two international bridges last
night. The garrison has been fur-
ther depleated by the recent de-
parture of 1,500 troops to Villa
Ahumada. the Mexican field
base. 83 miles south. Railway
men and others having business
connections in the Mexican town.
said that not more than a few
hundred soldiers remained with-
in its corporate limits,
Carranza's Last Chance.
\\ \S!il\ii'l‘t W. lune :6.“
lunrtnl tartan/n twin} had one
to trt‘twt-Itt an open
ln'tnlt ltl'lh\\\ll the i'nitul Slates
held in Concordia hall The degree
“on: was exemplified by the crack
team of Court Marina of Bridgeport.
and the manner in which the degree
“oil: “an accomplished added much
to the success of {he event
About :50 mt tubers ot‘ the order in
lianbury, heldes delegations from
Xmualk. Bridgeport. Wateruury and
New Haven. attended the meeting.
When the inltiatory work had been
completed, a aorta] was en-
ioyed at “hich some of the best llan-
bur) entertainers were heard in vocal
and instrumental numbers,
Following the initiation
St"h(in has held and the
prnved highly enjomltle. The visiting
it
5933’ Oil
the social
program
'lt'tt'v‘ citation
and \Im ~\ti \n..t‘ht»r tittlt‘ \t'tul ”mm-m“ altiltttlc that it has deltgmmm ~upptied ”Mr mare of me
lllltl it ~it't‘vl.t_\ li_\ .St-t‘t’elitt‘} Latl‘ “night it) il\lliil t‘luxht‘fl \\itlt the *nlerlait'iment and ther “asn‘t a dull
rill; iil'iil-iiHl‘ llldl ‘HVHUT‘Llrnttyn (if lllt‘ .\lt'\it‘£tti tlt' fitt‘ttt
.tnonient during the session
\tn ”an li~ n -r~ i in (In .. . .
(II t] t ‘lt II t] I}: ll‘1 ‘1 suit llllllt lll. . (‘htef Ranger litiwd's address, an,
. .‘ i \ .' :- . . . <. ..... _ , .
i. ta ill :, not it I ll u tut lln tin st lltt ()l \t H N] inhh I mg the ”own was of much "Hm-e“
l‘ll.l. ln' remand and that tlu' artllt tilllt‘t‘l'\ at the \\;ir Depart
to the members 01' the local court. He
s'ated that in all the years he had
been a member of the organization,
t1l.tliutt.l‘ttl it \\.'i\ Sillll aiwrttmtk m, new, before 5;” ”I“ “New“ tale
lumen-r, that tltc\ ltztti renmiuetl k.“ in ”1‘. uork of ”w >0('lt‘l)’ that is
in stud) i'aittain \iurfl's Tt‘l‘itfi. t‘Hdt‘lll in all courts this year.
“W“ ““3”“ i'h‘imit‘d (atttuinitxmd told of in, \‘.Jll- to different
Scott. (illit‘l' of Staff: iit‘tirt‘fll courts in the stale during the past
llii~~_ \\\i~l~'lttl (illit‘l «if Stall: : six months and the inditiduai interest
l"""" \‘l““""" ‘;"“""'ll “r““Vlt'rlhe found being taken e\'er.\‘where by
and l.ieut etiol. linker. .\s~istanllthe members of the organization. lie
UN““Crlllfl‘lt'rxliit'neral. gatated that such individual interee‘t
laugem well for the success and pro-
‘gress of Forestry in this state. The
.clnef ranger said that there are about
19,000 Fortestcrs in the state at the
Lpresent time and that 579 new mom-
tbers Were taken in during the past
three months. He stated that every
court has it panther of applications
for membership on file and that every
thug looks presto-mus for one of the
best years Forestry has enjoyed in
this mite
A1 event that later. as local l-‘or-
caters to a cbnsiderabie extent is the
coming \isit of Supreme t‘hlef Rans-
et' 0. i’. Rendon. uf Srncltton. (‘al..
to (hit state in the near future. Mr.
Rendou will spend three days in (‘on-
neeticut. He will visit Norwalk.
Bridgeport and either New Haven or
Mumford.
'.'\lt-\i«':in L‘Htt‘t‘nltlt'lli place ii~clf
u‘l riuml llillllttliitlt‘l} cmtcct‘nitt:
ll‘t iuturt- lllltlllitill‘ innnrti iltr
\tnet'it‘att inrcw non in .\le\irn.
'l'ln t""l‘lllllitlit‘itilull tllStltht'tl
that t'at'r'in/a Itml admitted, in :t
lill‘t' t‘t‘t‘titttl it) the .Slillt‘ l)\‘
]‘.’ll'llllt'lll. i~~tiinq ttltlt‘l‘S in lieu
oral lltmitm to attitelt \titcrican
ltnctx llltHilljJ in any direction
limiti’il the lmrtlcr. |n>
cart} illi' out tin-\c nrdt'tN. the at»
[ml at i'at't’i/al occurred. (‘0th
quently the \tnct'irau gtn‘t‘rlt
tnent non‘ considers the tit-fact“
lirexitlt‘tti t‘i‘xtniil\lltli‘ {HF ”11' Ill»
tacit. and uiuw hint a final (ill-
poriunitv to change his attitude.
' l’l't'SlIlt'lll \\ llMIll arranged ltht
night for a |H|\\llilt‘ joint St‘~~it>ii
(ii the Home and Senate later this
\\'t't'l\ \\ltii‘li ltc lllltt fltltlrl'S~ Jif-
ter the t'arratt/n reply i< rccciv-
ml. iillitil'lllitll Stone of the Scn‘
ate l-hreiuu lit‘litlittth t'mtuuit-
tee: Senator lodge. rankin;r Re
hululican tin-tuber. and ('ltairman
Hood of the House ("ouitttittee
on l‘nreig‘n \Ilii‘x. conferred for
more than an hour \tith the presi-
dent, and after their call Senator
Stone ~aitl:
“\\'e \\ill nevi-r
douu there until or
enough in cmttpcl it."
Mediation prtitmsctl ltv Mini»
it‘i' Calderon, of ilolnia. and will
tllt‘tll until lull}; iilltl' illitliliL'lll
lad tiitjlit gate ll\" to uni.- ~pe.‘
t'\t‘l“|l
$5.000 K. 1'. DRILL PthE.
Taken by Chicago Team—Others
Worth $3,000 and $1,000 at
'Friaco Conclave.
LOS AXGl-I‘HCS. (‘al.. June 2:. ~The‘
drill team of Enuiewood commandgrl‘.
No 59. (‘hicagu won the first prize.
it 85.0th libntion set in the competi-
tive drills held here in connection
with the thirtylhird 'lriennlal cen-
‘ chive and encampment of the Knights
Templars of the l'nited Strum.
Other awards announced today in-
cluded second prize. lectttm. talued It
$3.000, won by drill team of itupher
commandery. .\‘o. t. indianapolix. The
Golden (late t‘ommandery hand. of
San Francisco, won first prize in the
band concerts. This was a I trophy
valued at “.000,
BATTERV F AT CAMP VALE.
(‘.\\ll' YALE. EAST HAVEN. Jllfte
‘26. Battery l", Militia Field Artillery,
. . . \tl'lll into camp here today. The
"r NMH‘ \m‘T'“ "‘ ‘l'l‘l“}“”‘l‘ battery arrived from Stamford short
‘\:i\‘ llUl ltl‘l'iil i‘““‘itlt'l't‘tl ~t‘l‘lltl1‘ ly before noon. coming by special
‘\' luv l't‘csident \\'ii<on nr otltcr‘tl‘fli".
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