(Continued from
.. Home. Since
_ not meet until
The appointment of
women, two from
finishing of women’s
Ills national conventlo
its“ state convention
,agveral" such posts in e
2219 war in war wmk.
' Ingron was also IIDdE‘l
places the Legion has 11
» «an-y without securing:
,make some change in
‘—%e present statute. on
$219 G. A. R. and the S.
> 1
116 UNABLE TO l _
USE FITCH HOME l TRAIN AND LYNCHEDI mommy
" d he receiving the benefits of the
- is apparently no solution possiL-
t present. The executive commit—
hae appointed a subcommittee to
‘ ( tignte this matter, and it is hoped
‘ some method for rectifying this
Mantional injustice may be found.
l district, to take charge of the es-
lhe American Legion as authorized by
to hasten the formation of these posts.
incentive committex to act on this
finder, and the action of the national
convention makes 11 possible for the
Motion of auxiliary posts, composed
of relatives of men in the service, to
Sfldgeport and the Jane Delano post, 11"- The deputies were overpowered 1
in Hartford, being among them. An ”l" “0111095 taken from ”‘9 0“”‘3059' INVESTIGATING ANOTHER
pplication has been received from an tied to the height cars and 51““ to "
hotganization of the relatives of men death. The bodies Were thrown into,i KfDNAPPlNG
an the service who war
first organization of this sort to be:
Med in New England and are ex-
tremely anxious to obtain a cllalter in
.fie American Legiony' .
” ml application is made the posts of: ll'ake1
1 the Legion will he assigned space if it 1 ' '
. is available. ll may be necessary .to
1, r - _ Wm”
FTWO TAKEN FROM 82:11.5» CLA
was on TikYTl“ ‘ 93‘”:
(Lance. it— .‘
rune-1mm ’
p __ after theeoncluslon' or peace a MA ~ ‘ -7 I
as 0ND ; l mm“! of relation with “he. DRIDGQUILDING TRADES uten-
ANSWE EC péweni was a. natural procedure. which OUT
- ' ' . ,_ AM 9N OT 13111311111 be mmrdeda in MADRID, Dec. JG.~—~'I‘l1\ 1...
pmmml m “pom em M a commis-ng-Wy m m" p H" y' ”N”— ,. , ERIC N E for confidence in the Unitedsglgf‘l): the building and construl‘iion vita m
Page One). (Continued “03?.1’389 One). ‘3‘ lsion to adjust (2 mm of nationals. “CW“ 3399"” Court “BI Li?” 1.; Continued, m‘ me one stead of a. subject for unfounded con vcalled for today is com It ‘1' on.
land foreigners on Hoyt! against that 1 DOCkOfi‘ V ‘ 1 £33313: 3:: an anti-American m'otive single W'Ol‘kman’in 1111121131221 .1.qu a
1 t the Island Creek Colliery Compamigovemment has been signed at port Judge John J. {albumithe common 1:“ Senor Cabrglrivloikewise menti 0d today_ No 111411,.“ 11: .11.“.
the! Legisa “refluxing a quarrel at Monitor, Logan' an Prince by Constantine. Venoit, pleas odurtG has fislgned three cases Secretu'y of the Treasury and Govern- 'Monroe Doctri l - “ onsthe . - 1-1011.
January, 1921 count Sunda' ni ht 1 G bet 1 th ‘ men: spokesman. ‘ ne re atixe to intert (‘11 ed.
y' 3 g lHaytian Minister 01 Foreign Afiairs, lfor hearlng‘ ore :1 Jury n a which the molt at the head a stma ticnist press. charges in connection '
Upon being arrested yestelday the
men were placed in Jail at Logan, W.
Va. Crowds surrounding the jail were can Minister to Hayti.
decided to take the prisoners to Hunt-
“ committee at ington in a special tlain, the reports
each Congress
auxiliaries to“
- mands for the prisoners the negroes‘;
11, “ill do much care handcuffed and put aboard a Th9 commissmn will
authorized the
as Chapmanville, where they were
placed in the caboose of a. freight
train.
xistcnce, one in rrinily in automobiles overtook the par- visor.
(G active during the Guyandolte River.
and Arthur Bailly- Blanchard, Ameri-
it provides,
kept flom entering it With difficulty by according to a state department. an
{the shorilr and hi 5 deputie: and it was nounccment today, for a bond lane
by the Haytian government 0! $4
‘say. 000.000 gold for the liquidation all
The mob about the jail becoming present indebtédness and the may-
larger and more insistent in its de"ment of adjudicated claims.
consist of
away. Dcplltl' sheriffs SOt them as far Haytian Minister of Finance, another!
by the Secret‘ary of State of the Unit~
ged States and a third, who shall not
Before the train could pull 0‘31; 3 be a citizen either of Hayti or of the
mceed rapidly. There are at presenf crowd of men from “Logan and its vi United States, by the financial ad~i
They were the ' ————-———-———-————- glean embassy at \iexico City was di-
(11501155101) by \‘i’illiam \V. Clark. sentenced Howard manager of the Dobie ranch, near Alus— Lace puze thread: silk stocking at $2. 00 pearl nations. H'? declares that (I‘l'ifllé.
. ‘ti illee I .. 1 . ._...
1 ram execr ‘9 comm 11'" Eon“ ' Exceptional mine and makea beautiful the “3" Memcos international, “‘3'
llllZPd the Arm- Baker to die in the electric chair at“ quiz by Villiglas. last week.
“ ito make representations to the Mexi-
‘_ LYONN- Y.. D90. 10-421 the 51" can gm ornment leearding the kidnap-i
The use of State Aimorics by the meme Court here yesterday Justife ping of Fred G. Hugo_ the American —KeeL r's Shoe Store are otfminc a sumption of relations with the, Euro
1 BOY 19, SENTENCED TO DEATH. g'Ilrctcd toda, by the State Department
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the statute at Watchman William de Groff at “'01- to investigate reports that the VillQa
W. V. September ll, While robbing a store. l’hillips.
"(be next session 0" ”1‘? Legislature, for colt. “‘ayne courly, on the night of carried off‘ another American named
lr provides for
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Tomorrow Morning, with the opening of our store. we
will start the Charter Liembership List of our
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cabinets at a wide range 1' prices. You also have an
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court for to“?- They ““3 Julius Bud- Senor Cabrera emphatically «denies prim Mexoco R Eumpean relations, aslw Trv a Sentinel Wam A111
ovsky vs 1"
Dicke, In.
perlor court,
The case was commenced last Thurs ported ‘18” 0f l-alatl .711 c. subspac-
day but was not finished on adiouno
ment.
Clark; “’illi
1 necticut (‘0 i
, wxsmxorox' Dcc.15.-—-TheAmer- Charle‘sw
Hearing of the appeal from a ruling by “the interventionist press" as part respondent upon his arrival in Aims“,
of the public utilities commission on let an international political scheme, mm" a “ 0‘“ ago that he expected to
relocation of trolle tracks in Stem he declares them utterly false.
ford in the action oyl' the ontllecucu' 1 The statement makes 51190150 mm Ierieavmg rm a ”‘1’ ‘0 Chihuahua. Ma
, 1, ' ' c . tlon of chalice of i‘atoritlsm to the Jar ”0““?! IS a former resident of
- 7 1 company, against the city c‘ “ .am- B b . -—Mex1co llav‘ at
. . . ~ flush \11". h legald 1 the reiu‘n of the1 mg reSidt’d lime about five
handcar in an chart to spirit them thlee members. one nominated by the liord will 12c resumed today in 1hr ru- 18“ 8% to m“ mike-1;; fl“ COBCGh ‘ypars 1311111 to the World War
Other cases assigned for hearing Callchle)‘
before Judge \Vebb yesterday are: 3““ “1" " "033.6717“??? with Norman mond Ind motes; ional football (luh U05
Samuel Friedman again”. Geoige B.
5n” 3351“!“ “0W charges.» contained in newspaper dis felling that the interventionists tacit- ~_-
vs. ~Frey Boice: Learner patches received in Mexico City, that y assume Latin. Writ?! south oil
- Quick, vs. Harry Grabsky. Four cases he is tagging ithe Drittish tat tlfie ed: ingggofis a United Slates sphele ol
pensc 0 mar can u eres :1 ran
0,- were ”Signed to:- today. ing charges of. anti-Americanism model General Grimm 93’ “Slated to the cm-
ay about ten days in the capital. lat
before Judge J. \Vebb. si'cns and cotton shipments; ‘t‘llc pwl
BASEBALL PLAYER GAVE BAD
wry to ‘1 c ‘11111: :9: of Finance to: . 1. CHECK 1 Kerr's Fiaxsoed Emulsion, 1,771.2».
1.011120111111113 11: t to «in :11 of; \laG‘orl CH a. . ’ls the standard 101111113X 1‘07 '1 6"va
,Hovrald {£1 ’Brir Genm :1‘ awe C‘» 1( A00 Dec 16.——~Paul J. Pm- and colds, even stubborn 21.11 “11m
1 1114 pm? "iv-11 All F0 (:93 duun, formelly president of the liam- lyielding to its great hrv'lli'r 1
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King. 17w l‘ritl. 11 ("011.- 11. Gonenl at 1
“(mm (‘11)‘1);c:lhr~1 11141 an illtlmn- today “as in jail at Oak Pmk a Club l The Victims or (“011-213 “‘3“: V' “W
1111 Kursch 14s The Con- too “1;”, (‘ hvnla (109mm to he orb charged with violation of the are quickly ”1.101911 10 1.12.. 1‘ “1‘
Rebecca Hendrlc vs.1'alsc aha . 2111': ttrmpl is being- made Illinois "had check“ law. It “as.- 31- Vigor: by Linonine mm mm! 1 G“
liendrie. Four cases are ‘0 3‘3“”? “line“ F‘U‘T'm" m the 907‘ leged that thetlzs running from $100|otlthroat and inurm d‘rinl'q l J
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trm is“ 1 lth 1h: ’. 1 t, ._ . .
assigned for today and five for Thurs- 1h: 3.”; 11" and iidnggi1l1nggtteft1§Z1rlf to $2.10 wnh Whlull he paid his play-‘
day. lean citizens crs on Nov. 21}. Were returned from the;
« The inmncmion'st press-1 ancm run: , hank marked “No funds." Pardunn’al
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formal permis- Sing Smg during the week of January; The emlmSSy and the American con- gltt. mam“. “i 1 he I,— pin 11 31:11“ 1:11 3 Sentinel Want Ads Are Winners,
's‘ion from the state authorities. If for- 25. lsul at Eagle p853 Tcxas. have been -~ 1
‘ . . . ,5. ' {W . ”W- -- -._..- .. _ - .. H . - ,. WWW- . , - . w .- .,
. “ho 1s nineten 391115 of age. _instructcd to make an independent in-, ~ ,1 N M c,
was convicted of the killing 01‘ Niel:- \esiigalion of the incident and alsol
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- - 4‘ ‘ ASSOCIATION OF RAILWAY EXECUTIVES
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‘t" (‘M‘mm- ’“i“‘“"’m""“‘ "03“” ’ S "" bond was placed 111 $121100 in dofaul'
~ of which he was remanded to jail.
tions, of necessity, more concerned;
T is the declared purpose of the must face in their efforts to provide
.pnited States Government to satisfactory railroad service; “of
l, fasten: the railroads at an early “
‘5 date to the control of theif owners. » ‘ It is hOPCd to engage the intera
est of the whole American people,‘ '
whose welfare is so vitally dependent
A.
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1' The Association of Railway
Executives represents those upon
u d _ '.
- whom at that time responsibility . pon a equate ”amputation: 1"
will mm test for the prompt and. .2 = The country can grow only
successful movement. of the coon} the railroads grow. The railroad
try’ e commerce.
Those constituting this Assoc; {4:
atlon are keenly conscious of their '4: to 9'05”"
accountability to the public. - 5:
problem must be solved—and solved -
tightly and soon-fit our country is
ILA.
It'is to promote that prosperity
They have accordingly de- " F-petmanently and m the interescof
I termined to present as fully as they the whole people—that railroad e 1 -
can, the fundamental facts and con- ecutivcs will present to the public ‘
siderations which they themselves: the situation as they see it.’ =1";
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‘ “I“ ,.-_-. ‘m / THOMAS DEWITT CUY'LER. Chairman "vi , ,
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Norwalk Chronicler