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sAGAINSi * ARME
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ilNISH Hell IN
POLICE Htlll
t‘.-:t'l~.tl Labor-- Union Taking
s. \‘utt- to Act on thegQues:
lion of Calling Out ,‘All
”‘z-zulv i'nions in Sympathy '
General .Obregon . Makes
Statement as ‘He Leaves
' for Mexicoto Begin'Can-
, 'tlidacy for President of'the
"Republic . , .. _..
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the Work of “Keeping
l't‘tmth l'llder Control -
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ontin'ue‘ To RUN MiMN
i30‘,000 ' German Elliig-rants
. -, to Locate in Mexico
t.uvernor (.901. r“ .
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3“? , ... ;. 4 w- 1...», Int u-terizjnsfihtzi AMERICANS 42 pt. . .
' “I “h I'ltufeefftrl" "QC“:ES- Arlyn Sept. 13.—Tlle inn-3"
"W d it.) co'ndl:Horny °f ”‘9 American peopleaei' eat?“
the idea of armedrinterventi
Illlltllbe‘ “'{ico . on in Mex-
Ge’neral Alvaro Obi-egon aaid‘lna
.: MUM” 'irnion'a's liormal statement before departing for
“Mug strength. ta'tour of Mexico in the.l interest or his
"it‘lllbl‘l‘fl. ‘ The oil-7
1:sz members; it
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‘ _12.-Withr_- the knowledge. of the American
. .. «tin-tic general strike
action ot—tho Central
n: night, innards-ring all~
have found not»!amusement;~ aka ,
spirit of brotherhood and (ratern ty'. ‘ i
"It is inc ceivable that the United?
Enter-«Tat 'th’e pant. blot-will: but. i
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' --|NIfRVENl|0ll
. ayenue:- They plafi‘to~erect 0nd of the
«Said-turbo Getting Read-yw
«(funds—for the parpOse alrea® mention-
candidacy for the, presidency. of thel
tut conclude this from an lntlrhata'
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General Obregon said, ”whom i .1333,
a“ -ed parties will meet with success
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Partly Cloudy and Cooler Tonight
vitamin-iii. ““
“,MAl-EREETANARIIH
To be at Cross Street and
W oodward Avenue if:Suf-
clent. Amount of, Money- is
Obtalnede-Residents ~Ask-
ed to Help . -
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The residents of Woodward avenue
are not to be. outdone.by any“ other
part of the city when it’coines to’de-
‘coratlo, for the “Wel'corne Honlc"
celebration next week. Several rest. ,
dentsfloifllhisl'neighmood ha‘ve. in
mind {he erection-Mn" arch. to be
erected acero‘sa street ahd Woodward
most beautiful mail-s that this city
has as yet to see’. and'the‘acheme in
bnoloot it all, is to'have "the“ boys?
march und_e‘l‘liéalh"if.’on the dlnal lap
of‘t‘hewparade io’the 'Baxter grounds
The archJawae-lmownao-the "W’oi:
come , h.:and a_banner ex-vma
press ' . r‘iNJnnisage will be!
a- part ,the deoonstions...ln. order
tbs‘tlh'afh he done: these llitere t-
ed pai‘hQ are to' immediately startsa'
housetQ-honse campaign. and , obtain
a; 'I‘lley'hope that'they will seame'me“ ‘“ "'9 “m ‘-
rdceh'e sulléient.‘ foods to defnvi’nenm ‘“
3the expenses and’ that their neighbor-
hood. will make. an excellent showing
gon- th’at day,'which-.oill; no doubt. be -~ ‘ -
guts greatest darts-the. amorj‘pr The, ' ”n". ‘9“ ”pg'mv
‘.Norwalks. The blah is one-om e clevEA m we
erest that has as yet been 'hc rd ofid'"m'hnsmd
amp. a‘ elgsborhoau thwm,wluch‘ ‘° "‘e “m"
the para e‘will pass. add it is the sin-9'“. "flu“- to tail
cereal from-act!!! ‘iha't. these lntera'st- ' snfl‘iciently severe
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their‘endeovor and erect the arch arid
hang it_ ready'for the parade oa Wed-
‘serious name by Munro
baud, David Show.
e .mivuguou
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operative if she it"! if 7
Judge Genders-Junta!-
.. . ; Hurricane
. Mama channel
. sinking vessel.
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(Bessie. Shapiro were cba‘i'd with n..
_ pleaded! ~ « :
:Vllsu the;
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‘ STEAMER SlNliS‘i
'Vessel, Carrying Cargo of i
‘ Sugar, Wrecked in Gulf t
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MIAMI. Fla. Sept. 12.—Twenty-:
seven members of-the crew of thei
, ’alq line steamer Corydon lost theiri
lives when the vessel foundered in the
in .the hurricane
which passed over Florida Tuesday. 1
Sawyers clinging to a lifeboat.
drifted to share at (‘ape “orida yes-i
terday morning. '
. ported that all but.
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were pulled under by auction of the
,1'Capt: C. 0. ,Ghristlansen and‘a num-
23.8-0’ nbags of. sugar.
Kort
survivors drifted _fo‘r-
bound
from ‘
.1. The.survivors. numbering nine.;.~re.gfmmmtfl1imm
one of the litahaats r,” ‘. _ ‘i ‘4 ,, ' . ,
her of'tlle seamen went down with the i.
«ship. The Corpdon was loaded with>
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SURRENDERS l0 BillSfliVilil
ABOIH 121,90 Pitselils
tel of the Boisheviki Captures During the Past Week
Is NowPlaced at 45,000 Men; Not Including Those
Taken onArchangel Front
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LONDON, Sept. 12.*‘!'he remainder of
Ad“ Koflhh'a ' . n army. in
the region of Ahtiubin‘sl and out.
. , has surrendered nt‘ule Bollib‘ei'i tt
. ‘ ‘ is claimed in a Bolshevill wireiosd‘ is-
~ > * patch from Moscosr today. In rats.
‘ - es the total of ,Bolshcvik capwres
— _ " - theKolonah forces within a week to
. “my my; ...... m. .. .........
. .., . .. , - ‘.’ “ A Bolalrevik wireless mega-go. yes—
. tertiay, claimed the capture, of nearly
twelve thousand prisoners from, the
Roma]: arm: .
Today's Soviet communique also lII-~
finish-rs tire aorta-re ofsmeel-of
prisoners in tileVNor-thern‘ Dwiaa ro-_
itizens eBegm' ‘. to Realize
’lfhfiQuick Action Is
Necesa‘ ry.aadMony Are
.. :lct‘on'Ahe-pvoposal-ut ~ .. . a“ r . . ~ -en tun :inat human-com u‘nd.‘-s—- ' . - . - ' ‘ (m ins”!!! ~ on Costumes “mm“ AWW‘ front. .Theae 9””.
' ' “Sinner uprescsion of States 81‘ l w 6 war ‘on y‘ngilhi'gi‘a‘islllde-dy'thy film” '7 d‘ 5‘” not, Ob-iand‘wf‘u-t‘lhe‘ WV Whoa-utm- \-" “Wt MIX H‘Sl‘ ‘ * -. I ' - goers. the ol'icial'smtellent madam»
m... ..-......... m smashes": astiacsrammhw a... . r a" W w." 0...... ....~ r. t. my: aim. .; v" - - to' ”shunts-s momma lmw~some 3...... m...
w. .. mmmm“; a . ’ , ._‘._'__‘_ “ ‘ ‘ isontmm ' ' era-is at“ " ' ‘ - " ‘ . '- LONDN- 30in. ”P'M'lh” '9‘
. eondit ons cmted through civq. win-i . . - --—- i - - . : 61318 ‘81th While. They , ‘ - ~L ~
.. t ‘ 4 Th. scarcity ' . . . . ..-- ‘ .. I” '. , ' .. . .____. ~ . 3 . ' . ‘ . ' plied to Gmunze from President .
Mm ”3:: a the W m.thhteoh2sxfila;lmpoor 3:: ”1;: 5:2? FRElfiHT IN I ‘ .-t too-tinned tun-'1’“. a». l .Lontinue lllVC!t2g‘Bh.h-. 1 .. $13: 93:56:133 mum 32:;- r113”: almangiiagfhecg’tl imiimiii‘
r.‘ '. 3% .m . 88. .. -~ » . - ' -_~ eldn, m on .ae.
' - t, ‘ s .‘.- viliensfiirigof atu’ivéh " ' ’.' 'h‘“ brought about 't‘he'-w°fl‘t- ‘ . - ‘ ~ I ‘7 ~ °gw . . 3‘“?- i’d “"1" 'h“ “3 WWW“ ntlleasnra es forn the maintdaance of or-
_ ‘ (‘.'. [he StategGutlrd con- Wan"; ‘ ,. . - . } " . - . - , ‘ ' :7. “are 5:233. Sept. 12.-Ahgolaie i0 be‘il'c d uptown on the tin-urn}: of a“ “m gammy in A‘hiolia: mom-
, ‘ ‘ ‘ WV M themrefls, aided figneml Ohmson tefvrfgsed- regret; 6 fi . '- l ”‘0‘. 3'9 ‘ Mciailymfirngggg ulfgrl \Veloomc Home day were settled and mg to a Consmntmafilé dispatch to the
. . ’ . ' -. ‘ . 3‘ t‘ recurrence 0 nc ants W, it" ' ‘ l 5 ei‘ihe event promises m‘be one of the. . ‘ ‘ C '.
.. - m mlunteer policemen bri f g f murder of Ben’gm' Bi , . . Exchange Telegraph 0W
4 .. . . -, ng detriment to the harmony and ' l ’“ nkowitz. 21 ibis est and best of as kind with atlvl 1 g -
‘ J "‘ """"-“ 0‘ the regular (one - i- . . ’ , ' year-01d bmker’s l ' g ‘ ' PARIS- Thunder- Sept. .1 '7’ 90.3
good understanding between the two .. ~ t » . messenger. W10 diS- kind of a break 1“ mp womb», . f
.. .t . Na in desert their posts. countries and u, N, Mn ,0 m an t - , . . . , . appeared with sns-ooo in Liberty" , - ‘ ‘ ~ 11““ ””3 C‘"““"°'° Dewitt- ”a"
1.” "’ 'IIIU' was experienced in *~ 8’ er an e ‘2 sf ' . ‘bonds on All st 12' d I The ”and“ '“H mm 0“ ”"0". Luis lmueheur. Minister. of Recol-
‘ . to eware of misleading propaganda. . , , i ’ 3‘ a“ ”M’m‘m" Park and the st'trt'will be made at 8‘ n-
u...t.,_ _,, H... crowds except in one» XlCO Ci'i‘Y Thursda S . i ! lated body “1., found l . - ‘ . Istroction. declared that the French
. - _ - . , . e t. 11. , , .~ , 7 ——-—-— aongside the . ‘ p . . ,
h M" ”m“ . . —‘3Venustiano Carranza unyder £0 ctr-i ‘ ' ‘ lT 0th B8!" Bu E l lMiliord turnpike. eight days later. Cor.'. oclock sharp. the line of march being “930““ claims “'90” 'Gemm N no
’-"’ ' ‘ "“fi““09*‘: “111° ability 0‘ ‘ cumstances will seeké re-elcction' as' ‘ ' I " ‘ I - W0 CPS y m ‘8 on" ‘Mix ”mm"! yesterday “"9“! do? thn'knn ”twill? ho :tfie??ncih)e w.“ exceeded we “mm“ capacity to
' . uw . m mafntain'ln 'upperipresmem'of M8,...) and. Who“, m“JShmpertl Warned of Condl- Locomotlve Smashes Intonoon from Brooklyn. where he trues" ‘° ”8 3‘93““ °-’ ‘* - ° (pay. no added the Germans have al-
pumi by reports from the‘ will turn the" Presidency over to his(
lsuccessor upon completing his present}
term in December, 1920," Luis Cabre-i
ra. Secretary of the Treasury. an-i
nounced today. ‘ I
This statement was made following,
the publication of a report that a meet-
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' iing of various political leaders had!
Q ' :bel'd’l held to consider the re-election of
. I b - 4 ‘i‘resldent-Carranza. .
‘ MEXICO CITY. Thursday, Sept. 11.;
——’I‘hirty thousand emigrants are pre-.‘
'8 {pared to leave Germany for Mexico.‘
*accordlng to Arthur von Magnus. rep-l
iresettntzltil'e of the German Govern.E
, , .____ tnlem here. who today requested the:
N“lt‘ l'l't'usurer Issues [n-FBk‘le‘lln (lovvmment to furnisll‘lllnl:
‘il‘litiiims Relative 10 Se— illforlllailon regardlng Mexican labor
lill‘tiit-x 'l‘axed
(conditions which would affect Ttllet'le'
l newcomers.
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1|5YEARTERM Hill. .
' ASSAIJLTINfl-lillll2
'rairtield Man‘ Jailed Before:
on Same Charge, Was .On-i
ly Out a Few Months - j ‘!
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lllt‘l' liilpatric has issued
; lllsirucdons in reply to
' mu- been made of his de-
f. I- :tmi it) the payment of
. Illl' mills Oil the dollar on
lililsl‘.‘ in action. This
on October 1 in 149
Math. including all the
730”! county. The dates
up» :{c as follows: War
‘I 1, .'(-W Haven, June 1;'
July 1: Ansonia. Bridge-
lni. Miltol'li. Orange and.
\rplt'lilht‘l‘ l. The rate (5: -
wummm to forty cents' BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 12.—Se‘ntencoi
’l‘ln- law requires tllauOf "0m 15 ‘0 20 years in states pris-;
. 'i of the securities thef’on was imposed by Judge James H”
olxlwl’ shall be Stated. iWebb. iii the Criminal Superior court.‘
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frequent for prompt unloading,- reguia- . and. in order to got it up the slight
lating stocks on .a basis averagingith‘. wheels failed to hold. The dist-
ance is said to have been misjudged
} . Pile 80'...) an dille locomotive crashed into the
Freight
: MERIDEN. Sept. 12.—-One man was!
killed and two.were seriously burned:
.lste last night when a locomotive‘
f . . . . , ‘crashed into a section of an extra'
'21:: ”Lima: and Lentrai hes Epg'drelght train just south of here. on the
m m" ' h“ ”sued "‘9 fm'ow‘“ Hartford division or the New Hav n
appeal to shippers, consignoes and 0th" The locomotives cab Wis
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ers concerned in freight movement on roa '
the above roads: ,smashed and Fireman Francis Mc-
..TO 5 , IGrath.’of New Haven. was crushed be.
émgrs' Corr : tween the . engine and tender and
"The handling with _rcasonable sue-3sugliksd ‘0 dgath byqegcaplng 8:082}. i
cess of the maximum volumé of half 8 "9" 0590b ., miter: o A ew.
. - , . _.Haven. escaped injury. “caley Vill-
tic during Jilne. July and -.August oi . '
1918 was made 'Ipbasib I“ clv b . . llama. freight conductor. and John.
; ' g - 3 .Gl-iffin. freight man. both of new Ha-
your cooperation pursu t to the ex- . b d . .
planation of the tmnsportatioa situn-' ven. were badly “"193 The) were.
thin to you prior thereto to tl wi h‘taken to M91100" Howl‘s" A i
, ' ge ler t The freight train was a heavy one!
tions—lnbound Shipments
Are Retarded ' '
E. J. Pearson. federal manager of
the NeW'YOrk. New Haven c Hart~
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signces and all (70n-
tion of tile forwarding of shipments at After
a rate consistent with current and taking the first section up the grade,
prompt release of cars on arrival at the locomotive returned for the sec-
destination. arrangements for accumu- 0nd_ The tracks were slippery and
grade here. it. was cut in half.
(Continued ca
DEBUWNSFUR
_ EAST NilllWAlli
iii CELEBRATION WANTSJiIEPARAllE
of the Waterbury Awning Co, Norwalki TO the Mayor's Committee “Id 301-
freight cars.
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,replied that he did not care to talk
viewed George P. Clark. who discover.‘
ed the body in the bushes.
The coroner refused to discuss the
case from any angle. and replied to all"
questions with the curt reply: “i have.
nothing to say." Asked whether it
was true that two memwere held in
connection with case in Milford he
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DANBX’RY. Sept. 12. >Tlle (‘nnnccii-
cut Division. Ancient Order of Hibcln
_nians and the Ladies’ Auxiliary of that
order. holding their biennial conven-
tion here yesterday adopted resolu-
tions demanding that the Government
of the United States recognize the
Irish Republic as the only form of'gov-
crnmcnt rightly existing in lreiand
and declaring unalterable opposition to
any LOague of Nations that does not
include the lrish Republic. and that is
so constituted as to impail the sover-l
eighty of Amelica and strengthen the
imperialism of Great Britain and Jap-
an. it Was voted that a copy of the
resolutions be forwarded to the State
Department. at “’ashlngton, and to
l Franklin avenue.
llois must be turned in to the Semi
Green 40 Wall street. and disband.|
The decorated automobiles which' 0d of such commerceai mm, and
promise '0 be a big feature of ”W. agricultural initiative, and pointed
show will form on Elm street. lacing 0“, mp yield of grain per acre has .1.
am... about.) bf'lniiér‘zé ‘35.:33.‘.‘.“lgcbwnflg‘zhgggrgwgz '33::
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as possible. and names reported mire§aonable to expect thalqevery Gor-
John D. Milne. :rand marshal. so thatl man activitv would be devoted to the
positions in the line may be assigned. task before. that country.
Much interest is being taken in the? PARIS. Sept. 12.-—The treaty with
selection of a king and queen. and bal- Bulgaria probably will be handed that
«nation‘s representatives tin-Tuesday.
'Thc Greek and Runlanian delegation
lhnve filed additional protests against
ithe territorial and economic sections
lot the» trusty which may result in
tellanges being made in the team;
ways been hard workers and possess-
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A slight accident occurred on Wash»
mgg'illgx‘rfgénawgl )iildlgd‘lg'zseihoii and now Minister of Switserianf, in a:
High street. driving a handsome illninl-I recent state-mean b" ith“ 53;" :m‘ege
sine 4707-(‘onn brushed ller calnw"re made on ”“5 as 5' pe e n
hxainli the large "10,6". truck (“‘.an Balkans would of necessny follow, the
bv i.. “'arnecke & Son of (‘annondalai mllffrftt’gefgfiggi’dio "w unhindered
° ‘. " i ud , ‘ _
Eggichxg' ,Ezginélgg‘omgonof M‘iss! within their own lcgltlmate limltshthe
Nash‘s car was slightlv damaged. ThmBulgarians would prom the m?“ on-
' ocratlc. tolerant and peaccfu people
truck_ driven by Mr. Warnecke. was! in the Balkans." said Guichof. "'1‘th
about to turn out onto the. car tracks‘ have always wished to have a better
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| tf’brrrspondence of The Associated
li’tcsst.—~Bulgaria is willing to sub-
; scribl to any settlement of the Bulga—
3l-iztn questions based upon the princi—
Zple oi' seli‘~deternlination of nationalt
‘liifi, said ivan S. Guichof. formoriy
iilllgurian Minister of Foreiml Affairs.
from in front of Connelley & Brack- . . . . .
‘ (n's Shoe store. when Miss Nash. driv‘ nadgstandlng wm‘ other Balkan
ing west. attempted to pass by. An» 5 “it .is evident that Bu
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other machine coming east. fOI'CPO nel 'graphical situation Kim 5°:-
to turn in. and in so doing, the “moth
yesterday. on Leonard' W'llliams. 89.,
.. ... 1 di rs: Senators McLean and Brandegee.
is fast being “on“! up "1 preparatlon e 'sine came .ln contact with the truck.
The report cl John S. McCarthy.
conditions for its unimp i '
cal development. Should
to i‘el-I for the monster Welcome Home ("'.'q. 1'! is the sincere wish and the most
of Fairfleld, who pleaded guilty The work is earnest hope that our soldier boys. on
of J_! their line oi march. next Wednesday,
Jointggrarify the residents of East Nonalk.
Exactlons severe. trials great. have
been undergone by our heroes in re
cent days. Perhaps no greater event
in the future will be accorded these
worthy soldier boys: The mothers.
fathers, brothers. sisters. sweethearts.
the little child, all Will be thrilled at
the appearance of these boys in mili-
tary array.
History is in the making fast; this
great day to Norwalk, will be its most
‘{ "'l'i'iued On Pug. Six)
arm-1x 1&1].th
trims THE FARM:
onious assault on ten-year-old Editili
Stone. of Fail-field. The accused was;
sentenced to prison in 1905 for a simi-‘
lar onense and had been free but a:
few months when he.committed the;
1.‘ "H' iu'ouliscd the court‘
., Mum live on a Silver. (Continued 0a Pass Six)
.. 'I'ltll her mother. stay
. 'l.’.~ and went] ller wayS.
a; of Norwalk. tried before
.. ii. \‘osburgh. in the
amt) ygsterday morning.
or being a frEquenter of
iiiliiiilUlAll
[his bid for the work.
vbration next “'ednesday.
under the personalsuperviaiOn
.Ross Jones, who appeared at the
meeting of the service men's commit-'
tee and the mayor's committee in City
Hall last Monday evening. and put in
From the Norwalk Gneen- all tilt“
way down to Woodward avenue in
South Norwalk_ flags. banners. bunt‘
ing and welcome home shields are
being hung on the tmiley poles. libra-
ries. arm0ry. Nor-walk '_ high school.’
state secretary of the Hibernians,
showed a total membership in the
state of 6.725, exclusive of 6.50 men:
still in the Federal service. i
Revolutionists Close ,
In 0n 1 elluchgalpaI
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vador, Thursday. Sept. ll.—Honduran-
revolutionary forces appear to be clue;
ing in on Tegllcigalpa. the capital.‘;
from the west and south, according to»
Miss Nash claims that ‘Warnecke was
to blame in view of the fact that he
did not put out his hand as a signal to
those behind, that he intended id
move out into the tramc. Rather than
to face a civil suit. Mr. “'arnecke
agreed to settle. Oflcer Frank Strai-
ton investigated the matter. ‘
tions be disregarded by
Conference. the future of ~ -
well as of the Balkans, wool
1y affected. One of these co} -
perhaps the chief one. is the preset»
vation by Bulgaria of the Aegean “to
teral.
j “Bulgaria is willing to have all her
disputes with her neighbors decided
by a disinterested international com-
tmission. She would also gladly wel-
COMMITTEE DESIRES‘ '
DETAILELSTATEMENT; come another Carnegie commission to
i investigate the conduct of all the Hal-
WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.-—Pl-esident; kan belligerenis. and this already has
IN- ni’ ill-fame. conducted
" 3-" Slums on Day street.
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on the strength 01’. her
txltit-lltly does not take to
‘ Sill‘ had been home only 8
r‘ Y “ht-ll her mother reported
‘ ., “v that she had left for
"Mn and had not returned
time today.
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Henry D. Lindsley. chairman of theI
Joint national executive committee ot‘
the American Legion authorizes the
following statement:
. “At the request of Senator James
'W. ”Wadsworth. Jr., chairman of the
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city hall and railroad bridge. no- to
'ihention the ‘countiess “number of
homes . stores and factories through-
eventflll. redounding to its history. an official statement from rerolutlon-‘Wilson's request of Congress that,
'l‘heso sentiments express the Wilh- ary readquarters which has been re-ifl25.000 be appropriated for expenses|
get; and. the lively enthusiasm 0f every ceived here. The rebels have alsOtof the American Peace Commission:
9‘" the city. 'man. woman and child of the East been successful in the noghern part.failed to be considered in the framing‘
. - §Side: that these heroes march over of the wintry. of the deficiency bill reported yester-
MRTRISTRAM WILL ,‘lhe Washington street bridge, contin-l The statement says that the cities day for passage by the House Appro-
uing t0 the Green. thereupon t0 Welt‘of Santa Barbara and Tuscarana. and , pristions committee. The measure,
'avenue. and. final”. to the port of de- , towns in the State of lntubaca have 1 however, reimburses the State Depart-
'barkation. of enjoyment and pleasure. i been taken by the rebels. who arefiment for 8388.000 advanced to the com-I
‘ Jl‘V'lln'liHlle to the “White Committeeon Military “‘1“ or their chum F' Tristram has notified the the mar mu“
. “Whin‘cts of the drudgery United States Senate thqus'flc“;
3"" 11"" “as too much for Legion haa‘susm “311 names 0‘.
”1-m- Accordingly. she re- s'everal 'llundreduveX-Oemofi m” 9'1
"“7112 her new environments 'rolied'iit 160.} P05“ 0‘ a” mm
.Wk. last evening. when Lamina-assent}!!! WW1!”
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H'l' SCPDO of hot ‘
chairman of the Repul'lk‘an (“Y (0111- As one or the mayor's committee of
inittee that he will not accent the sixty. and, owing to my inability to atv
nomwl my!” In 1110 halls 01' tend the last meeting of the calamit-
tlp any convention scheduled 1r. be tee, i take this means of adyislng m
haul-tho city hut llt‘s evening. In: ot-th‘o om ot. , .-
gum or tn, congresses?” seeing dis allies,
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within forty miles of Tegucigalpa.;missi0l. and committee!!!“ explained.
lhrther north the city of San Pedro that this was regarded as a charge
'bas _been taken, the statement says. ”,5th the account asked by the Pres-
{aad the retreat of Government forces i ideat. -\
toward Paerto Cortes, La Ceiba and No further action on the comm-.3.
Milo has been cut 01. Various el- sion'a expense-sis contemm
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been proposed by her."
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.—Dispatch-
es sent from Omsk on Septnn'ber 10
by the American consul report that
the Northern Siberian army has lim-
ped its retreat; is now west of the
lsham River. and it generally is be-
lieved that Omsk is out of the Bol-
shevik danger.
. They make no mention of the disas-
ter to the southern army reported in
‘Bolshovik wireless from Moscow to
London.
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