iiEAD DESI PAPER
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Entered at the South Norwalk Post
Office as Second Class Matter.
r alumna—51870
swim nonwnx. coin.
Tunasnitv, MAY22, 1919
SDEERAGE EDD
WOMEN VOIED
i In
I avoid of Belden Hill
and Chestnut
Second District.
.I I Building Line For
‘ I't'l
f ’ttt lIRE WIII
NDIE ITS PLANT
’ i It Changes Will Not
I‘ttlli‘
ed Two-Thirds
All AMENDMENTS
3
‘wa
Tilson Alone of Connecticut
Delegation Votes “No"
\\‘\.\'Hl.\'t' TON. May 212.»
SquIIIL'e IoI
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National
‘ ‘, women was enIloIseI by
Ill-0 ( It" Anvthingl the House of Reptesentatives fotlllIc-I
\\"iH \dd t0 (Irand- second time yesterday when the Sn
;. an ll. Anthom amendment Iesolution
twats adopted by II \otI- ot 3M to 89.
~- ~—— I Supporteis ot the measure immediate-
II.-. .t IIIIb'iI llll‘,tl‘(l\t.l‘ I) Iirtanue (l to carry their fight to the
.y..- din-nip." oi IhI-I Senate where. although twice III-I'Ivat-
“l'i t'IIltnI iI \th-nIPII III the last session. they are confi‘
2.; 1‘“: Hum“: in ”NI! III-III of obtaining the necessary two-
.I Illlliilt‘ lIt“:Il‘illL¥ (Ill ill" ”III-d"; vmv'
~":~-s and for :I sheciaii The viI‘tnIy for theSuft'tIIIIP forces
u,- “I” h “-1- (1.”de,‘t‘l'hlt‘l'tlily was 4‘.’ votes more than the
\i:|,\IIl‘ .tI-:..III‘I:III Intuit-L H’ttuirvd Wu thirds. 0n thi- previous
'l’tillllbl on the resolution. cast Jan. in.
l':=ilvt'.~ III" lllt‘ Norwnlk TirI-I WI“- ““""I.‘ the new-”arr numht't «it
‘Immumy “.N... on hand attz-IIIItthe votes were recorded.
IIIsI'usriIitI “llilll t‘llri'li‘tl' ‘h'l-
matter III' the pIopI-sIIl llli“ (t'Iiti'iw'I-It Up In. re Tweive‘l
-.,.- or n part of liwl'lt'l ll. III
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..___.. = - IIIE DESIRDYI. 20
Itiitt‘ttitttit
i RIDERSINM HE
litt‘H'IEID EDIINIY I DD
.3300, 000.
I Property Damage
it. E A ’8 HERE with I 500 I‘d..de Homeless
I 1i!
.‘ltlllll. II, AlII. \lIIy ‘22 Tut my
— "'“—— squtml lilIIIks (ll .\lIIlIiII' s lt‘sitlenm‘
l‘lt' :InlltlunCt‘lllf'l‘ll section. lyinI: near the Iiver front.
- 3o ffllt‘t'c‘t'llS Mr. RIu- E‘Vt‘l‘e sWept yesterday by tire. which
I- n st- cretaty of melt caused $3III’I.HI)I) IlIInIIIce. lI-I't l..'IuIt [H'Ov
lzui. ll Y. M C. A. ple llntlSt’lI‘ss and destroyed probably
his Min 0 in the lie-I .20" buildings.
' .hhu; The flames were checked before
. ‘I'lllllill of the Fair-{teathinn docks and shipbuilding
\ \I I‘, As will be held‘ plants which lay in thIiI path. A citi
.I' and church. South. Zens Ielief organization, hastily rmm
nth.) evening, May cd. is now caring for those left home-
III»-Il :II this meeting to; less.
Ninth \vIIs lIinch-ed‘ The fire. which started in a trash
H I!- §‘l pile back oI~ II retail store. was spread
- ;, .1 I)” pm... TWO) ' by strong winds over It wide Ierritory.‘
IInIl fanned out of control for several
hours. during which the business and
industrial districts of the city were
I IlIrI-IitenI-Il.
The area devastated was one of the
DNDIIIDNS
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I; I! Iolder residence sections and few of
‘ l, IthI- building's destroyed were of mod
I I-rn construction. The fire was finally
:s‘ttippc‘tl III the Western boundary of
IiiI- \IIIbIItIIII llIy [lock and Shipbuild-
‘I Mny :3. l‘lootl in-v (Inpotation's propt Ity.
l'l liltinl :t‘l‘lltlll:~ ot'I ._._..#. .---...
~I IIIiiI-Iti (h r IIIIII'
'.I'.:I'II:I Iouuti-ts III-IAUTQMEBELE IEHEFF
Il".l\')' IIIiIIfall in?
,\\ I
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II‘I- 1 ~ in Steubenl
‘fIH‘d-‘II lIlI-il' banks.
‘l.tt\l. ll‘l) and Coh‘
'I :It; I-IIIIsiIlel‘abIt‘ \
>. . . . .. , ..
If.“ :‘I““('.I(I’::‘lll;lv“"NIPI The case of Arthur XV. Pratt. the
”1...”. TI‘MI‘ho-III: l’tll'lt'll man who l< (‘llill‘flt‘tl with
, w}. H: “inn“, also' grand larceny. has cone 0"01; to the
w I“ Hum" ,I'I'Ill term of the (l'llllll‘lfll SIIperIor
. . _. ‘ . , __I('tllll'l at the suggestion of Judge
I‘ “""II‘ I” ““”(I‘ John E. Keeler. “ho is presiding at
this term of the court.
., ._._.__‘__ I’I‘Illl was arrested some weeks
“ I .\Iist)l‘-'€'(l 1‘ rom ago ehat‘zvd with the theft of an au-
tomobile hr-‘tonL'inc' to t‘harles (‘a-
to in Street Death2
.poli. II Norwalk younz man who
"""" "" Inuddcnly disappeared last li‘ebruary.‘
II"iIl:I"lI-'it't. driver and \\ ho has not been located. Pratt.
" V I‘-‘~tIeIl by the NLI- was IIpprel‘II'nded in New York and
lit company, of bronchi to this state to stand trial.
‘t- II min and tatally lie is now out on bonds of 33mm
II :s‘tin'x-t, 79. of Iurnished by his aunt, Mrs. Carpen-
";-. \i'ty 17. on the ‘ hr. of New York.
v... w-Is exonerated; The :Ietused was in the Criminal
l Ih.i:I_v by (‘oro-_SupI>I'iI>I‘ court yesterday with his
"v4 ll) :I fiiizling aunt. and after he learned that his
.I_ --:. moon. ('I‘irl‘ would not come up. he left the
v' :h..‘ the “(Ti-i coutt room for his home. Attorneys
‘ w I:Iiizo.:It \izt~; Pullman I.- (‘omiey. of Bt‘idzeport._
1-,» I. Ilarlvn. TIthave been retained as Iounsel fol
vim: about 12} I’m . and III iv IH-tquestel State's ,'\t-'
Howard lud‘tornII-y Homer. (.'U.lll? . :rs yesterday-
Ian». “rm-II to lct thI (use an met to the fall.
'I‘III- III-I-I.ased The state's attorney was considering
I. IIIIIII2|iIIIru andithe matter when he learned that
tI-u :-11pr0:1(‘hI}Jlitlfl(‘ Ket‘ler vI'ouid not be able to try
dimming 11ml i it at this session (:i the I:ou"t.
'v'lltl instI-atli The state police are still search-
: ('Itul‘se, 1w: ing for Capoii with hopes of finding
t other side‘ him. or III least his body. as there
I}. .'l~'- Howard seems to be an opinion among many
1 -- -‘ .l- to avoid the —~--—
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RY IHE HDIISE
Amendment Gets Forty-Two
Votes More Than Requir-
ARE DEEEAlEDj
CASE IiIIES DVER
MILDRED DRESS
SHDP CDMES HERE
Lease Taken of Lockwood’s
Hall and 200 Women and
Girls Will Soon Be Em-
ployed There
“'ith the. leasing of Lockwood's
Hall. in Wall street. a new concern
will shortly move to Norwalk, and be-
gin the manufacture of women‘s dress-
I-s. It will be known as the Mildred
Dress Shop. and it was stated today
by those interested in the project that
it would eventually give employment
.m about Zoo women and girls. and
that it was the first dress concern to
locate in Norwalk. The firm has been
in business in New York for
l Iimt-
\I- -;:otiations are now under way for
t the taking over ol' the I‘ntirebuildin:
I which is one of the largest in the bus-
iness section of Norwalk. The lIockI
wooIl's Hall portion. to be occupied III
none. has occasionally been used for
'the showing of motion pictures or
.IlIIIIcI-s. .\ number of changes will be
made tor the new business enterprise.
E INDS IEDIiER NEAR
2RD YEARS DID
Kildttfl'. o.’
hat-ketno. tIIII'le II lIll‘l‘
while exploring the
ltlllllllllL llIIl IInIIy
l1llll‘l> he came upon II dust-covered
bro‘u. and. after cleaning and looking
it over. was surprised to find that it
“as nearly two hundred years old. It
illlllt‘I'llt‘ll to be the ledger 0! Jeremiah
\\'iIsIm. “ho tullst ItIue conducted II
:l'!‘lll'ill s'Iire betch-n XIII‘WIIIk and
‘.‘i|tmi at that period The names of
.lIIIolI Smith. SIIIIIItI-l Hoyt. l'riIIlI
Smith. l’IiIIh Seymour. the KI’I-II-rs.
UltItsteIIIls. and others well known to
Nt'l'W'illk l't'tiplt. appear frequently in
the entriIs in the book. as Well as
dates from 17311 to 1792:. showing lll'll
it “as in constant: use. The \vIItin:
itlllt'l‘l lllt' lltllt'l
titIIt yesterday
basement ol‘ the
on one ot' the
Is plain and in and business hand,
and :III the dt‘lnl s of busint ss II'IInsrt
III lions v. ere rareiully III-pt. the
finances being in pounds. shillings IIIIIl
['t'llt't'.
.Ilr. lv'ililuff exhibited his
number (ll lIiI-nds.
Justly mood of it.
SEAPIANE NC- 4
DID NDT Ell TDDAY
LONDON. May 2‘3. l'tfl‘ft II. III. (As.
soI-iatetl l‘ress).~ The American naval
seaplane NC-l will not start today
from l'onta llelzada to Lisbon be-
cause the sea in the vicinity of the
Azores too much. according to II.
wireless dispatch received by Ameri-
can li:'l\'&ll authorities here.
“‘ASillNII'l‘ON. .\lay 22.—-Iligh
winds tI‘dIIy attain prevented the nav-
al staplanc N04 from leaving l'onta
llI-lgada t‘oI' Lisbon. on the second leg
(ll III‘I transatlantiv- hinht. The Navy
llt‘lHIlIillt'nl this mox-uin: received the
tollowitl': Inessane ll‘ul‘l Admital Jack-
son at I’ItntII llI-lzIttla: I
".\'t'-»l will not leave today.
too rough for start."
'ltlI weather l‘IIII‘IIIsl forth-1..
district (‘IlblCtl to tho Navy llt'pat'l-
I IIII-III today held out promi <0 that con-
)tllilllnfi' miztht be favorable Iomortow
tor continuation of the flight. the
blow truth the southwest was movinI:
northeastuard. The forecast follows:
"\\'Itld 30 miles south sourhwest;
cloudy: \isibility good; sea rather
touch; continuingv strong southwest
furinds and cloudy sky Thursday: dis-
‘tIIIb'Ince continues its eastward or
nIII‘Iheastward course and may remove
its Elltllt'ntge limit this IiisIrlct to.
' night,"
The department also received today
II cable lilt'SSlt’LU‘ via Lisbond that had
find to II
yesterday. and Is
lh‘
Seas I
\ roves
il.‘
take nthre days in transmission. it
said nothinc had been heard of the
.\'(‘ :2. This incidt‘nt was promptly
IallI-d to the attention of Rear Admin
at I’Zunkt‘tt. at Lisbond. and he was
urmd to make every effort to get
("‘illlllllnlCI'liltll‘l arrangements at that
point on It satisfactory basis in order
to insure prompt transmission 0t" the
otticial’teports when the NC 4 III--
rive» III Lisbond.
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.French Aviator Soars .
To Height of 28, is? 1 Feet
PARIS. May 22 (French “'ireiess
Service).——Sadi Lecointc. the ariamr.’
' yesterday ascended to a height of S‘..
Stilt metres. 28.871 fort.) at the Villa-
coublav airdr;ome establishing a.
I‘Iench record for height. _
Peric-r Clemenceau has issued a
decree permitting aerial
over all French territory.
30"!" .
Ma- '
Itable to coItesponIl to conditions
I, will) and $590.
navigation— begins on OctobeI 5.1he date or the
lestabltshment of the Bolshevik regime. thgoutlbok In W”
TRINITY PARISH
out A titttutt
William A. W'oodford.
SALVATION MIMI
DNJGHNID DAY
RAISED $1,500.
Good Prices Paid For the
4 .995 Crullers Disposed of'
by the Women of Norwalk
MISS NEEIIE YDRHE
ASSISlS IN DRIVE
- ' va'
Salvation Army Workers.
Would Like to Have a Per- '
manent Building.r llcre
ed by South Norwalk
Church
III—‘9‘ “‘\‘
There was an enthusiastic meeting
of the legal voters of Trinity parish.
tin the pari5h hall. last evening. Sen-
Il()l “'III-den David \V. Raymond pre-
I sided After the opening prayers. the
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Contributions amouithg to Samoa,
$1.50" wcte received [gr doughnuts in
the “Doughnut hay“ drive for the
Home Service Mind of the Salvation?
'Arm held yesteId-Iu. I
That was a goodly sum to be mined
for some 499.) doughnuts IheIe be-
ing pxactly flvc doughnuts left at the
headquarters in Room 5, City .Hall.
this morning. i
The figures lll\t‘ll above as the re-
II-ipts are Ion: h. as all m the sums
collected yIstI IllII} had not lit'l‘ll ll'lln- -
III In at in o'clock this morning. _ . Rev. W. A. Wocdford 1
Al the Recent and l'alace lllt‘fltlt‘S Y
l.’u:~l echIinz Nellie \tll‘lit‘. or _'
Liberty t'aItIl. Vl'illlhuflY. auctioned oft I‘t port of lltt’ committee on new l't't‘lfll"
doughnuts and. I’ll the "FRI nt Theatre. “as presented. The committee unan-‘
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IIIised the sum of $30 at the first put . intously recommended the calline oi
IormztnI-e. and $21 at IhI second pcr- ltcv. William A. Woodford. In Soy.
fortnatlcc. The corps of workers. mozzt‘. Connecticut. where he is rector
consisting oi Mrs. Reed llIniland, (It 'l‘Iinin church. Mr. “'oodford has
. . ‘beeu in Seymour about llinl‘lt'e‘ll‘
(Continued on Page Seven.) : ymts. .IIIIl Is hf‘IOH'fl :InIl l‘t‘slt"(‘l"ll by
his; people. and it would Appear that.
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PHYSICIANS a At“ ‘(t‘ontinned (In Pace Twelve) I
[Will EDNDITIDNS MISEIIY PREV/Ills
IIIIIIII... I... I... Manage- AMllNfi ARMENIANS
ment of the Norwalk 1105- I
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13318 :25: elzllzrlilse Made to ‘ Americans Tell of Trip of In-I
. spection and Says Food Is
The NIH-walk Medical Association! Needed I‘Ol‘ 500,000 Per-.
held its May meeting at the Hotel Max! sons
hackemo. on Tuesday. the 20th insta
The cvenint.r was wholly taken up! I
with an executive session. Recom-I (ONSTANTIVOPLE May 20
Imendations for II revision of the Icef Starvation and misery pteiail among
as Armenian Iet’ugees in the Caucasus.
llva exist at the present time \veIe region, according to a telegram sent
considI-Ied after which “as a lenzlhv by Herbert Hoover. in Paris. by How-
discussion on the “RIlaIions ol the ard Heinz, Ametican Phod (‘ontiollm
Medical Staff In the I'Iesent Manage»: for the Near l‘ast. v. ho is in this I-'I't_\. i
nent m the Hospit II' The following MI. “Inn has returned from II ttip
“'t‘l't‘ some of the opinions expressed: Iof inspection in the CaucasUs. on.
The executive committee was sub-I which he was accompanied by “'alter I
'jf‘t'lf‘tl to considerable etitirism for George Smith. of Philadelphia. tor—m
the. way it Is attempting to conduct‘- 0r Drt’Sident oi the American Bill As-
the medical and surgical featutes otIsociation. and commission of the
the institution. It i III lt‘(‘tllll\ Iailedl AnII-ritan Commission for Atmenian
t:
It meeting I-oncctrIinz ilpspital a’I Iand Syrian Ieliel’. whicl. has charge
fairs. and while inviting three or for" of the geIaIII pail oi the relief “Mm.“
physicians. had avoided inviting Ille'lltere. ‘
president of the Huspital stall, and Mr. Heinz says" rcports that some
or the refugees. driu‘n
hunger and sufietinc.
to cannibalism.
frantic
have resorted
are true. in his opin<I
ion. lle adds that food for live bun—I
dred thousand in that territory will
have to be provided by outside Snul‘l"
es for another year.
"The lack of food is so srrious,"
says the telegram. "that the \\"IIIIIen_
are forced to go into the fields und‘i
obtain grass roots. which they cook
into a kind of broth and serve as boil—
t‘Cl greens. occasionally getting a. bit‘
of rice to mix with it. This consti-
by
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HDIDDP MAN SHDDTS
HIS CDMPANIDN
l’Hll AllEl. PillA. \lay 22.
I'Idof‘s operatingr in :I Stolen motor car
Desper-
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killed one of their number today. in a lule the principal diet of many. TheI
sensational holdup here. A youthwho little (hilthen naturally get the:
was acting as ("Ollrcftll‘ tor a large v.'-0Ist oI thi s rituation. because they
[chain store concern was attacked on .Innot cat such mateiial, and it is
IhI~ street. :lllt‘l' he had left one 01’ Int among the children that the death rate
stores with the receipts in a bag -: the highest.
strapped to his wrist. The bandits~ “it is Ilifl'icult to make comparisonsI
five in number. sprang at him and .18 to the degree of destitution and
He put up II strong
tight. dodging blows and hitting back.
(me ot the robbers fired II revolt-or
shot at him just as he ducked to es.
cape II blow from a blackjack another
"was aiming III him. The shot hit the
n bbcr squarely in the forehead, prob.
ably causing instant death.
Some time later the motor car was
found abandoned on the street about
five miles irmu the scene of the hold-
zrabbed the bag. .iistII-ss in different districts of towns,
out i think the worst situation that
78.an to my knowledge was in Igdir.
where there is a larg proportion of
sickness and a higher I eath rate than
in either Erivan or Alexandropol.
“Regarding reports of cannibalism
which have come out of this district
from Goa, l have been forced against:
,my will to believe these reports to be .
true. I saw with my own eyes mulls
up. The 5‘. III bod.“ 01' the dead ban— lated remains of corpses which have
(lit was in it Th" man “‘3“ young and been exhumed from newly made‘
,‘Hflillfllf‘mlfi 01 foreign bil'ill. graves. I did not see anybodv who‘
The robbers got away with between had actually witnessed the eating of%
human flesh, but there is so much cir-
SOVIET CHRONOLOGY.
HFLSIVGFORS Mn 1 (Corres
pondc net: of the Associated Press). —-
The Soviet government has introduced
a new chronology. whereby the your
personally came to believe it true.
"Typhus has been epidemic during
sands, but with the moderation of the
weather. it is now decreasing; but
cholera in making its tonal-once and
of Seymour, Conn., Want-I
—-g
TWO cum
4*—
Probably Showers Tonight and Friday.
’IDINI HIRE ID "All ASIIS
EIIR EXPIANAIIDN REGARDING
[ADDING EDRIIES IN IIIRIIEl
s aa-
M. m—a
Premier Orlando Answered the Note, and Later Came a
Personal Clash With Premier Venezelos, of Greece,
th0 Withdrew From the Meeting of the Council =
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~Io at minute to all the Notualk bovs. ”I“
. marines. of that city.
’ are unwilling to have foreigners exert. I
.women to become ministers and old-
; it.
cumstantial evidence of this that II
Iloting the machine. tried to make a-
the winter and has taken away thou-I chine struck a wire and took a none
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PEACE EDNEERENDE HAS fill/EN liERMANl
ANlIlHER WEEII IN WHICH lD ANSWER
Treaty Between the Allies and Austria Is Also Delayed
Owing to Dissatisfactio It Over the Boundaries
_ tliv The Associated l‘l‘t‘ssi.
AmmN { Great Britain. Frame and the
lIIithl States are reported from
‘l’aris to have sent II joint note to
I xplanat Ion
ltaly. asking tor IIII
mHPA’NYBMYS of the landing! oi Italian I‘otces
iiII TquI-v. Premier OIIIIIIdo
Ianswere dthe note. and II is re-
ported there w as It petsotIIIl clash
lit tween llllli ItIIIl l'IeIuII I \ citize-
pany D9102nd Regiment’Ilos o1 (ItIieIIu “liltll II-stIIteIl in
Asks That Every Norwalk the [mop w itltdtau Ill}: 1mm the
BOV Who ‘Vh‘S Under HlSI ItII-e‘I lll;:"tll lIH‘ ( ”m“ ”-
Command in France Re- "thI-IIIfiiI-IIIIIIautumn”) “0“"
ithe landing III iIIIII pendent Italian
Port to Him on Saturday .ft“)l(t‘.\ in the \ilavIt Itt vaum,
\\ IIII II the Allies ate II_\ in;- ltlllllly
Captain Strickland Com-'
(IIpIIIin Daniel Strickland the hero . -
.I- leader of (‘ot- litany ll (\‘Iw Hanan I” l“H il- “1”] d \I( \l‘ ‘1“ 8. Ella:
Blues). 102ml lntanII-v. Twemv sith ‘ lldlt' to (IIeeI-c f'III its III lilltll\ r -
Division. who
ba se hospital
day
is now confiutd to II Iioit'.
u . dinnxe: Hagens [it'llllill 'I‘he I-oucltisiou III' p ‘&l('t‘ between
I? ‘S (1 9 \ 5 l C ,. ' , I ‘ I
q i I ‘m g 9 Allied IIIIIl Assnmalfil II ’H'll'
who seivea‘m We with (empathy ments and German) 1H"! be?“ re-
II. that they are wanted to report “‘Iiuoved furthct‘ imh the
.New Ilmen on Saturday afternoon. in‘ the mm,“ M- ”H. Peace (‘Olifcr‘
ordeI that "lhey may parade in the-
monster homecoming whim-anon and leucc )I'stetday. in I Mending unti:
velcome to the soldiers sailors and May 2“ the time for the ( crmIm
Ito submit 'llll‘ll answers to the
Captain Strickland although wound- “he!“ “I ”a“. Mllnnihp] mt “3y
Ied and now confined to a 110s iitIIl has ,. _
obtained special petmission 1and will I " A‘ I "rdmi‘, I” (“\im‘l‘w filial, it;
lead his bel0\cd bovs in the parade 1*. lllt'l‘t‘ 3‘ 3* ”Em“ prH d
t aptain Strickland is \my w ell known that the pact Intent ltt‘ slflile
In this city as he was in change oI about 1m“ 1,_ but 9,1 now appears
that the date oi the sigIIIItutc of
(Continued On Page Three) Illlt‘ document will be It week or
—-__—_.- y;IIIorI later.
MEXIC" NEEDS MEN I Apparentlv the (IIrmIIIIs Ion-
'tI-IIIpIIIlIi Sllltlllllllll" v‘Ier \olum-
itIous tepliI-s to some oi the trims
[IE CHAHAEIER I. I» WWI..-
I(Ill(e_ ('Iiunt \tlll ‘Il‘ltl’ktltllfi—
Illatttzau. chief tot the (II rmIIII Ilt' -le-
ST. LOI'IS. May ‘22.w Mexico is aLI trillion. has It‘lvt‘tl fl“ ”WWI” (”1 to
most impossible politically and social . lulu: II pt iutitizr pre ss from (Ecr-
ly and Japan is curtailing the pIo-‘mmw Io \' I'Isaillcs with primers
mess of Koreans by heI apathy Iow- t” tirittt H“. objections 1”” will
aid foreign missionatics. according to -
the report of the committee on For- I"' WWI" I'." ”I" ('l‘t’ltl." ll ”“1"“-
eizn Missions. submitted to the lttlst. meut.
general assembly of the Presbyterian It ill'ltiill" ”H? H“. ”Mt. be—
cnltlllIiiliedeilgetls. most of all. men of I‘Y‘WI' ”I" Am" ““‘I ‘\'-":""d “My
It‘hai'llCltl' in her political life." (10- It’ll I‘l‘ I”'="~"=?I"'I 33“ N I" ‘1‘ “x‘
ciared the report. “The cuuntty's pI-I-Ietl. IlIIIy Is report-II not .‘0
stringent I'M“ regarding religion be satisfied with the boundaries
make it virtually impossible for mis-
sionaries to make any progress, owing
to the poverty there social conditions
are appalling.
Missionaries have great influence
with the Koreans. but. the Japanese
fixed between Italy and .lugo-Sla-
via. and this matter must llt‘ ad-
;jusII-Il before IIII-e terms are laid
down.
PARIS. May —The Council.
:of Four of the Peace Conference
cited. Ithis morning: considered IlIc'ques-
The question of sex equality tnIIioII regarding the 'IIIIe \Iilley,
church affairs was brought before ”i9 raised by a recent (termini note on
assembly in the venom of the Pomnlih I this subi'ect
tee on polity. The committee was; ‘ " «I '
split on the question. the majority red, 8. - i . , . , , I)
port favoring the plan of permittingl PARIS. VS eIlIIIsIlII}. Md) .J.—4
The l'kraiuian Armistice Commis-
sion here has lodged a vigoroui
protest \iith the PI III e( onch nee
=II21IIittst the I’IIIISII Ittlvatite in
(I‘IIIIiIiII subsequent to the Paris
Iccmcnl proviIIiu Ir IIIIII hostili-
It~s be suspended. l’tImiI-r l’adt‘r-
Ierski s iIIIIItIIiIiIv to fulfill Po-
‘lIll!I,l s‘ pl: (Inc in II: I‘ lulllt‘ltit' that
the III‘IIIiincI- would be rm; l'f‘tled
'is IIIIt- int: IIIIII-h IIIIliamaelsment
to the Allies. The Supreme Econ-
omic t olIItcil IlisI tissed today the
advisability of cotrinuittg
lIIIII-c t I states asking: for supplies,
0.)
I.-.
it. over their subjects, the report re-
crs, and the minority report opposing
Action on the report is expected
to be taken late today.
K“:-
Army Aviators Injured
When Airplane Falls
CAMP DlX, “'IiI. "htstown '...J May
22.—Lieutcnant John Domitlson. who
recently came here from Mineola to
recruit for the aviation service, and
Major E. J. Clark. stationed at the.
camp here. were injured last night by
a» fall with "an airplane near Burling-
ton. The mrn had bren on a flight .- _
to South Jersey and were Icturningin but ltvhttttx otI regardless. of
the rain and darkness when they Ios“.plc(1g!e\. ,
their way.
I I re t-itI su
Lieutvnant Donaldson who was pl- F00“ and (at (m a h :2 P-
plied to Poland but the Council
:probablv will not divert then.
shipments before M. Padercwnki
mini-rivet; here and explains the fail-
ure of the Polish Diet to rem
the armistice.
landing in an open field but the ma-.
divq. Both men Were injured.
neither seriously. They were my
ed to the Emergency Hospital at Bar
fulurl-W ‘” V's"
assifit- ‘
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