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Office I. Second-Class Mull Matter.
Entered at the South Nona“: Pout
soon 3'0me 0m, RIDAY, OCT. 31, 1919
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(Showers this afternoon and tonight).
A. t. Stilt
tiflllii m
Hundred and fifty
our
Conference at North Con-
gregational Church, Mid-
d letown
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Mll‘tDIJ-ZTO‘WN. Oct. til—Over 430
elegites \vfe present here yesterday
1 the 21.;th general meeting of the
attgttters of the American Revolu-
ion. which was held in the auditorium
.1f111e§ot'tl1 Congregational church.
‘Pau-iotism and unalloyed Amer!-
. -anr.~tn were the keystones of the con-
ference. and the speakers urged the
members to continue tlte XICTll', “211k
of (-nrn’batting BOI.-ih0‘tl.~‘lll in its many
_and msidious forms.
‘en‘twl at both the afternoon and
mutnzng seasions. and the solos by
Miss Katherine \K'. Bacon and Miss
{Anne R. Robbins were especially well
rece: 'ed. The Daughters were mucn
disappointed to learn yesterday morn-
ing T'lai Mrs. George Thatcher Gurn-
srv. 'vresideiit general 111 the National
Surpcy. I). A. R. who has 111‘s t arrived
lt‘tt‘lv overseas. has. been called direct
1.. lwr home in Kansas. and would be
1.::: ‘ in he present. as was expected.
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REEZIERUR WAS
CAPTUREI] IN RIII’AI
.IAIIES BARN
Dr. Gregory’s Pet Monkey
Had Been Having Lots of
Fun on Unwarranted Va-
cation Trip
'E'LHL‘Z)‘ " the pet monkey which has
1,. en no end of amusement at the hos-
'i-li‘dllil? home d Dr. James G. Gregory
iut‘ the past six years. decided. a day
two ago, that. he wanted a little bit
more. freedom than his rather limited
length of chain afiordod hint and
‘ 1111i himself loose."
it;
It. uas not long before It 1ings began'
to happen it! well regulated
households in various streets, uptown.
in which Beezy. which is the short and
polite contraction 01' his well merited
’ name of Beezlehub. produced tht most
« of the happenings
rnany
(Continued on Page Fm“).
‘ LITTLE HOPE FOR
ENTOMBED MINERS
.\.‘1$Ti:lthM. Ohio. Oc't‘. 31.~‘Flri
onumied to rage in Mint- No. ‘2 of the
a 0.0011] Company 'here today.
.111 no 11 ord iron) the twenty-one en-
wmbed miners; E
' ‘3'“. lost.
‘Xirqe Superintendeni Richard Jones
:--tt today he held no hope for any
1111.” being found alive and that
:1srncitv of the fire was so great.
-..~ (ioubttul if the bodies would
: be iound. The fire is still raging
'lee main entrance of the mine and
W..\f~:&1’.~' have been unable to go into
army N11. 13 since yestur'duy,’ when
mart. Was. stopped when theshaft was
"H-If'llf‘d wi'h destruction.
Mambo” of the mine rescue crew
I""'.‘.Pllli-.bu1gll are still at the scene
he} 11:. ve been unable to go very
into the mine because of
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hack into the mine through Ent
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Entry No. 15 3
cutting
BIG 'NEETINR,
Present at 26th General?
.tirring Addresses and Fine}
Musical Program Mark'
Gathering —— Desecrationj
of Flag Scored by Mrs."
A special musical program was pre-
t‘or whom all hbpe has 1'
tut. wutttwmn
DRIVE REPORTS
ENCRIIRARING
Solicitors Receive Many
Checks and Cash Despite
the Stormy Weather of
Yesterday
gMANY WRRIIERS
? ERR TRE EAIISE
Factories Are Being Can-.
vassed by a Number of}
Young Ladies Interested
Repotts from the "\Nhirlwind Drive'
{.11 the Home for tlt - Agnd. which
came in last night. were very satisfact-
ory. although the day had been stormy.
1111 many places cheeks and money had
Ibeen placed in envelopes and '1 as all
readv fot the solicitor.
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the money or check drawn to the
lame for the Aged, with some mem-
ber of the family, it would save the so-
licitor calling so many time-s. xiv-my
etc. printed upon it.
be given only to a solicitor bear g
spch a pad. The following is the let
of workers: .
Central Commictee—Davitl Vl'. Ray-
mond. Judge H. W". Gregory, Attorney
Leo Davis. Mrs. C. A. McNamara, Rich-'
ard 11. Golden. Charles E. Hoyt, Mrs.
Robert F. Vl'ay, Mrs. LeRoy Montgom-
ery. Mrs. George Carroll. C F Tris.-
tt'.'11n. Heman C. Drake, Mrs. John C.
Sherman and Mrs. “Y H. Baldwin.
(Cont inucd on _Page
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NI] LIRIJIIR LAW
I VIRLATIIINS HERE
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sun AGARIST
The fourth attachment to be made
within three days was placed on the
machinery and stock of the Union An-
aline Dye Company, Rowayton avenue,
Rowayton. yesterday.
nay; Tammany d. Connery, Washing.
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York brought an action for 519.006
against the dye firm. Attachment was
made by Deputy Sheriff Edward B.
Doulenc. The cult is to recover on
Imatertal furnished the company. Thrc:
lather actions. brought Tuesday of this
week, totalled $2,.750
MISS RIIIIRES IS
IIIR ERANII’S RRIRE
1 A .pretty wedding was quiefi‘S rel;
brated at"
Miss Jessie Hughes.
of 1'72 Sp: tn;
If people “ho Street. became the bride of Joaeph George. M Teeple give up his place as
are gotng out would do this and leave trunk, of the American mpress Com-311cm] of the Adveu' Christian church.
pony. The ceremony was performed
by Re\. Richard Carroll pastor of St
Josephs church. in the rectorv on
“ South Main street.
solicitor carries with her :1 p1 titted :e—;
c1 ipt pad “1111 the name of the home. ploye of the R. & G manufactory, “a; and to take effect :11 the (lose of this
Money should charming in a gown of dark blue satin year.
Miss Hughes, who is a popular em-
nndschiffon, with a picture but to
match. She was attended by the ori le-
zgrooms sister Miss Elizabeth Frank
“ho wore dark velvet. with a hat of
'flke material. William Carroll was
best man. 1
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City immediately after the (exemony.
An unusually large number of 111111.14
here at the railroad station to give
3them a noisy and cheery send-01‘. 'l'ho
popular couple will be at home to their
:friends after November 171. at l7 Sou'lt
’tMain slicer
SPLAN STARTS AS
RULE [IIL__ SALESIIIAN
‘Tht re hasn't been a single viola-I
Ition of the enforcementhaw reputted,"
Commissioner of Internal Rem nue
James J “'alsh and last at entn"
“Our inspectors have visited saloons
throughout the state and have found
all places closed for the sale of hatd
drinks and all stocks kept unflet 11.11.
and key, while cider and soft dvinks
have been the only ones offered tor
sale.
“Fifty agents will canvass every sa-
loon in the state tomorrow whrtc li-
quor has been sold in the past.
Where there is any possibility of its.
“'e have giu‘n ;
we have played {air
being offered for sale.
out our policy,
with the liquor dealers and. if
of them are caught hereafter,
will kno“ “hat to expect
any
lilt_
“Vie are going to mowed “1111 our in the root of the Westport avenue hill.:ture ask for the sen'ices of the man
lldwatd J Splan. popular former
Wservice man tomorrow takes up his
duties as salesman for the Gulf Refin-
ing Company. His territorv will ex.
tend betweemthis city and Greenwich
Mr. Splan. “ho hats the best wishes of
:1 large numbet of friends for success
will succeed Jeremiah Kane. who has
been reuarded “ith a managership
with the Gulf concern.
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Haven For Auto Drivers
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The present plan of those unfortu—
nate auto drivers who lose com. o! of
their machines, on Dead Man' 5 Cur...
DYE COMPANY
Through Attont
ton street. Angruut G. Aiken, of New.
:30 o clock, last night. when ;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank left. for Atlantic‘
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7 WERENEE LI
”NEAR ENII
‘01:: Hair lore Given as
the for Having
Treaties “Signed
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PARIS, Oct. 31...“? end (1 .\(1\ em-
ber may see the clone of .1lt Paris:
Peace Conference. which hrs 11 Eoliat-I F-
ed the peace "concavity. Getmanv.
activ in
flggicfiitst-S‘ih‘nguggiimxi1dr : ‘( nego—E this 1 by in the buildii. 2 (11 a new ltal
lOW'ards
completion. ian ( :1tltohe church Each of the 800'
I T nless the conference (1:11 SpeediI) ”Pill .1 1 iantthes in born {1111 Will be Us.
reach an agreement with But tania ani 1' (
compel it to discontinue i 2.111
ence in Hungarian influx-s. there seems
little chance that & peace treaty can
:be negotiated with Hungary at pres-
:ent, in which case the Conletence 11111
Wprobably close without making that,
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to Theft But Denies Knowl-
edge of the Slaying
BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 31.-Accord1'ng
to police working on the Binkowitz
case, Henry Dittsmeyer. one or the
:ang. has contessed to having stolen
$1.000 from one of his “pals“ wntle
they were stationed at the Atlantic ho»
tel here. He dcnies all knovledge of
the murder of llinkowitz. howeum
and was paroled in the custody of l1.s
lawyer in New York yesterday on a
habeas corpus‘writ. it was agreed
that he should voluntarilyomder
to thee authorities at Milf . ner
Binkowitz was murdered. on Saturday.
The remaining 550.000 worth of miss-
in: bonds has been recovered. the
police said last night.
I It was hinted by the police
.night that important devolo;tm:~.1.~
1may be looked for in the case Vx’llhin
the next few days. This opir'.
believed to be based on the fat-
liattfnrd Jimmv"l)ei1nat.ht '- tl
\eud' illaven jail is weakening :1Tl'
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Manfred P “'elcher. of Hartford. ”‘hkh will ”“01“; (am A‘ulfw oi; RSI:
fitld secretary of the An: i-Cigarette cu" hpld With Edvard Beo {0 l ”1*
league 01 America diecoursed inter- ford “" ‘ "lemma! “”19"" am ‘
iesttngly this morning before a large . _‘ ,
group of High school students concern- continued on fourth Page
i2iti‘2’,‘.2tfé§3mfii “3353‘ fl’SHflIVAN TRIED.
TIT WRENII SALTIIIN
out that a clean life is a commercial
asset. and the new standard for‘vhis
Pays $10 Fine, andN ow the
Sherifi Has a Little Bill of
NAT: RIIIII) NEW
R. I). CRIIRRN
nino. 0! Bouto" str,eet is
this project. Such contribufi'ms
Would establish a building fund at.
.32111100 Negotiations may be made
:soon to obtain the lot. at Concord and
Chestnut Sll‘t‘flh‘. for the proposed new
church.
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1 Loath to see their pastor Ret.
of East Norwalk.membe1s of that
church at a large!) «untied business
meeting. held last night. voted unani
{mously to accept Mr. Teeplt-‘s resig»
'nation, presented them last Sundav
Arthur F. Ainsworth, Richard Bland
Iand Harry Nicki-r3011 were appointed
as a committee to spit upon Mr. Tee-
nie with the mmfgquest that he. re-
consider his resignation. The pastor.
‘u'ho has been with the Advent church
for eight efllcient .uars has received
.1 call to become pastor of the Advent
cl.1urch of Scmenille. Mass
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now era. He advised the girls never
to permit the boys to smoke. Fo‘llow-
ging Mr. Vt’elolter‘s talk, several of the
tstudents‘gave brief talks on the life
,of Theodore ROOsevelt. ‘
, After having completed a successful
:lecture in the Pomalk High school.
'1
Manfred F. We er field secretary of
the anti-Cigarette League of America.,
spoke to the classes. in the Merrill $75 for Damages
Business College where he delivered'
janother of his impressive lectures. He STAMFORD Oct. 31. _. Patrick .
'infromed the young men attending the’
school that. the “and would. in the fu- O'cullivan took upon,lt1mself yester-
day the job of closing up Quittner's
enforcement work in man {as} {(11 ". ‘Oems to be to steer a bee line for rite‘who did not use ci..arettes. His lee-10315001?“ Ahaglgf “£1: Cfn$qu;;i.u::;
Collector \Valsh continued. «n, '.1 do driveway leading to the horsesheds in ture was brief but to the point u nan ‘un . 1 d 1 1 11 .
not. intend to employ under'vrounl the rear of St. Pauls Church \ard m_- Iliduor. ‘almgstuudre'cvg'TEtstte [Reign-ice;
methods. 0,- 10 make spectacular: yd,- stead of taking chances with that big, 1:“? punk n...e‘ th flrq‘ "drunk"
“’1'; are going to enforce the 111w in and sturdy telegraph pole. Set-3m] ;Lnlllh.. and wash. e 'hl. ..w
a thoroughly fair manner. we will 1).. skillful drivers, one of them a woman ‘ $3116.“ hm (“SITES-Ion} “12;" 11;:ZPWETf‘
above board 11 our methods and “,- hate been able to steer a stmi chi IMG_3221 SR3: 1‘11; man ‘hbtaineo 111.;
expect.
the same spirit.
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. \Vortl has been received here that
luth May Benedict;
and Mrs, A. L Benedict, of South Nor-
xalk. was married in “'est New York.
N. Y._ on October2
Ft”. 111 New Canaan. Mr. and Airs.
Russell are Well known here and in
New Canaan, and their many friends
are. sending congratulations to their .
home in New York.
SHIPPING BOARD
STEAMER CKING IN:
BOSTON Oct.
i 31.—-The Shipping
Board steamer Roxie with a propeller *
stripped to one blade. sent word today
that she was working slowly toward
the the coast. Neither the coast guard. ‘
.cutrer Scum, which was sch: from
An arm will be made today to go New York after the«Hoxie cuneifor- ‘.
ry No. help three days-to metastasis "
hammering. mm
daughter of M5,:
.to Michael A. 8115- I
and teel certain, that liquru “OUTS? bet ween the {“0 private hedges...
d1 alers,1n this .state will meet us 111ij! the dri‘ er 01’ a big limousine was."
.not so fortunate. shortly after elgttt
‘o'clock last. night. and s ashed into
:the stone ’.v:all causing considerable:
idamage Evidently the solid stone suf
{cred more than the car. for the latter
,was able to proceed on its way.
$
.5
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;t 491,433 muses ARE
1: INVOLVED m STRIKE
.' INDIANAPOLIS. 11112.. Oct. :1.
———There were 402,488 union min-
“ ers. in the twentyone bituminous
‘ districts which will be adected ‘
I: by the strike of November 1, as ’
follows: ‘
" Member- ‘
. ‘ Territory. ship. ‘
Central Pennsj’ivnnia: “30.647 ‘
‘ W’estern Pennsylvania. ..36.822 .‘
‘ Ohio .................... 42.086 ’
‘ Indiana. block ccal.......1,119 ‘
Washington .. ........... 4.290 V
‘ Indiana ..... . ............ 24.817 . '
Illinois ......... ..... .2...79,12€
' Ion .................... 12,336
Km“ .. ..... .. .. ...10578 ’
I. Color-do...” ....... .....40‘7 ’
‘ Unwind ................ 25‘! ’
West. Virtual: ............ 27,305 '
' Ten-canto and E fiery... 2.541
.......-....-... 7m
omit-am
‘ be $12 to be paid in quarterly pay-
Ot‘tlooseheart. Home assessment $2 an
'booze" could not be ascertained from
him. He entered Quittne’t"s saloon
:yesterdax afternoon. and asked 101'
Itomvthing to eat. it seemed that
liquor “as gradually taking effect on
in which dues are to be paid was pass— him. He was insulting to several per-
chAt ‘ Ing. last night of South sons in the place. and when ordered
the bartender to stop swearing. he
Nor-walk Lodge. Loyal Order of Moose 5’
After January 1st the yearly dues Will haw dishes on the floor. It has Been
stated that some one drew a revolve-1
ERIIALIZE IIIIES
I A resolution catering the new onderW
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,ments of $3 The regular dues are 89.
(i 1101
« attached the mans body for $75 in
damages done to the saloon.
O‘Sullivan made a disturbance while
being taken to police headquarters;
The charges were nailed by Prosecut-i
ting-Attorney Kenealy, upon payment
Iof a fine of $10. Quittners was one
ofthe few saloons which were open
yestenda}.
building fund 81 The social members
wine: was fixed at $6 yearly
WILL SELL PINE
EILTIIJREST LANIII‘:30
Miss Mary LicClellan oi Darlen will!
purchase the Me residence and prop
:Ierty med by Dixon McNettou, on!
. m m estlte. formerly the‘
I-h’lCOlepropeJfl' isomoruiesigm-
'lieut in Kuwait. Kr. and Mrs Me-
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.TSOURNEYMEN AGREE
An important meeting of Local No.
72, 1.8 I. U. ofA..held an important
bet-“ii: in evening and-great
1 s p. t o
.Nmmm tomke this city'tbc 8mm mule byththr
their ' Ibemthatfllmcdmleotm.
'- bemodtdedsotbutbem‘typcrccut.
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TIIR ITALIANS
intcresting the ltalians of
and asked to contribute $25 tow-'
ttmeyer Confesses
in the melee that followed but pas}
verified. Sherifl' Lincoln Taylor;
in the Hotel Mathew he "‘1’
”Jummmmu
~ “Whom-Indium!!!”
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Government Considering Drastic Measures to Stop Tie-
U'p 1n the Soft Con I Fields. “’hich Starts Late This~
5 1U ternoon—Regu‘at '1‘ room on the V1 3} to the Mines
in West V trginia \\ ;.h immunition and Supplies 7'
for Long Service ......W
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I STRIKE; TIIR LATE UNIRN LEAIIERS BLAIR!
American Federation of Labor Officials Have Made a Pro-
test to the Attorney General Against the Action of
the Government
“'ASHINGTON. (lot. 321 ~ By an strike idli‘lln'r :11, 111131111 111 tulquarter'
ovtrvrhelmmz vote. the House today here .
adopted the Senate resolution pledg‘ The (1rd: 1' was dire: utt‘ again“
in: suppor: to the “national atltnints- Frank G, Han-s. tltv 11- -=1'.;.ti‘:tto‘
Italian and all (1111+ 1's in authority" in president (-1 the union. -T.)III’ I- he'-
thr-ia- cftrrts “to 2:10.11 the prvsui. in. es. acting president. Vl'illtam Green,
dustria. entetcenty.” secretary treasurer. and all other oil.
(in '.he toll (all. not our .1 11m 266 rials 01 the organization, lt took of-
ll“i-lhll'-(* vnlt‘ feet when served and will continue in-
1‘esolu- force until alter the formal hearing.
tion. the House action completed 11-. which Judgt Anderson wt for down
enactment as ”it n- Pal-17.1" does not her a,
have to receive presidential approtal. , In presenting the petitioh Jud"
Republican leadets of the House to Amos made it clear that the can m
members present cast
As the Senate has adopted 1111
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eat agreed to press the adoption of the not involve the general right of W
reuolution approved yesterday by the men to organize orquit work. Result
.Senate. pledging summit to the 'r.1- i1 vould hate no bearing on other in-
Itional administration and all otlw: 1:1 dustties and "merely involves the right.
authority." in their cflorts to 111-11 .‘m- oi labm during the our to res‘flzt or
present "industrial emergency,” 'desttov the bupplv of food and tuel."
TNTHANAT’HLTS, Intl.. Oct. 3] . '\ “It lists " he added ‘(tn the h and
.11pma1'y injunction. obtained here It» genetal 110111114 of the (:ovemm em. .6
v hv 1h}: (invetmmnt cannot tum: enforce its laws and to protect its noo-
strike of bituminous coal mincls pie against disaster"
1 11:1 nntlni; ht tonight. at't-‘otdins: to l'nder the order, tht tmton official!
‘111 I. I 1 “1s. a‘ting Ityvsidtvt ot tht an ( immantlv-d to withdraw strike at“
"0 OW'
IN. ETTIIRTS T0 PREVENT STRINE
(«1i Mine Vl nrkets 1.: \\_ ~ pro dete alt-rad} issued. and are i'm'b'tl-
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GIANT FAIR
PLANNED BY -
THE K. OF C.
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NINE IIIIINTNS ER
IIRELIINRJIIRRE
Liltlll tan and bazaar. 11- list
«la . Vttll be held thv first 01 next your
In South Korwnlk (Tounrtl. “~114253.
Edward W. Curtiss Convict- minus 01 Columbus .11 «...: bl 111.
Ed 3 ‘ lamest a'tendetl ttto-ettttes in the his-
for Attachmg 1" I" 10th ml the council. held l..~'i mutt,
Burpcc 11‘ .--n1~ 101 the big affair View more.
The ha .aat'. \\hi(l1 ‘Il‘I he ‘1 itl in “all
1.1rv'11r11 1.11. o... 31.. 0111151111111 Mth’s Hall Washington .-....-. mu
lu' a jurv mt criminal libl'l of Judge Lu start Jflmldl'.‘ 2‘5. and 1-111. rzn t to even.
(-ien l3‘.-l.‘.u1p>'=e. 01 my Superlor court in: (at lebt'unry 2. Dancing on". mien-
11l1e1's. Edward \V, (‘urtiss was 59“,. echng cntertninmente will be resent-
rnced. in the Superior court, yesterday ”‘3 1 ““1." wrnmz. accordmg to tho
afternoon hv Judge George E. Hm. plan .und a feature event WI” ’w 1111;.
man to nine. months‘ imprisonment. "‘3 “ 1 ”‘9 ”IO-“int! "1211' Th“ r1810?" at
at 3 o'clock. aftet tour hours" deitbtr- ””7 “i” I’” ““10”“ ‘3'“ \ ”NW“
The verdict of the jut'.“ was returned ("’5‘ ”0 1* (latrman “I "‘*‘ bazaar
tonrvrviftre. and live asms'uu'u 11114210“.
“’53,“... case hphan pmh~in .1,..(‘. A, McNamara. William Regan,
\eat Hts “tie had stir-d is: ditotte “4 II'“ H”“““.‘ “Id“(‘r McV-mhy.
Pending the suit. an arrangement was “' illt 1m Hotan. Thonuu l’. llozxtt. \"ll-
effected bet“ een husband and ‘i'e by ham P- “'3le Thomas F» M“‘“"—".
which she was to have custom of and Ed“ "Ud 3- Splan. 1
their child and he was to be per» - _:a
“med ‘0 ”m9 the ””1“ 0‘“ dn-‘P‘nws' 'W
One night. he failed to teturn ‘11 h thei
RED CR0F%SR DRIVE
child and through Lawyer Samuel A.‘
MEMBERS
.Hermann. of “'insted, Mrs. Curttss
“The American Red Cross bu
brought action bemre Judge Lucien
F. Burpee. in the {superior 001111.101’
written a glorious and impet'mhubh
chapter In the htt-t-tory or our ad
‘secure complete-custody or the child
tion. in the war. now happily
until a decision wani made in
divorce case \thn (‘urtiss appeared
in this action. Judge L‘ut'pee ordered!
him to produce the child forthwith. an end. the Red Cross wan to
I found marching. shoulder to should-
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(Continued on Page Fowl er. with our triumphant army. 1
in every way aiding and em. urn
PERSIIINR WANTS "z... ...
SNAIJEII ARNY
"A new chapter remains to .
written. a chapter less drunat
perhaps. because made in a time 1
peace, but none the lean clot-l
in “3.80er and in its object.
chapter will have to do with Ann
WASHINGTON. 0a. 31—111sagree‘ic'fWfi home.
Iinz with Wu Department mend ‘ 36m ‘1 hon" "‘9 Red
,auums tor a permanent army of 500,- h“ “94804 it! thought. “9
009 men, General John J Peaking oo-
.tday told njdint meetingofmm
and Home Unitary committees that
he. thought the number could be plac-
at "an outside figure of 275.000 to.
309M000 and Doubly lea." l
large
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lion as. the Red Cross out
The Red Cross in about M'
work that has for in Oh ct the '
fare of all within the limits of
great country.
"In order to do this work »
. the M CMI mu m the -
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ence and In support to advance -
Interest of our own people. who,
moon of circumstance. need
help which only touch an organ
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