NORWALK’S *
HOME PAPER
EE'EABLISHED 1870.
Federal agents
Greenwich police
during the last three days in Green
'wif'h. The government men have 31
M),
”iv 01‘ the United States.
it I. and is valued at about $2,700.
an.) officers. who took in
l'ncumro's father. who had‘been hired
in transport the liquor.
going ti) meet
road.
Two Sets of Markers.
Two sets of automobile markers
ww- fmmd on the machine, which is
rv‘lzlnil-i‘t’td in New York State. and.
Will r. uppl‘t‘iandt‘d, carried New York
m-ukrm. In the automobile the Fed-
.ml (iiiit‘v‘rs found a set of Rhode Is-
innul markers. By tracing the owner
m the lthode Island markers, the
$525,000 wolil‘or Boon
Milllllt mom GREENWICH
McCarthy’s Flying Squadron Have Ten Touring Care,
a Truck and Several Pris oners as the Result of Them
Activities—Nomadic Ma 11 Among Those Arrested.
' to be able
are moving from government agents hope ~
headquarters $25:’to learn the name of the consignee.
000 worth at whiskey alcohol, seized
in Greenwich garages, ten high-
wiccd touring cars and a small truck.
all of which were seized with liquor
‘ht'y carried and which are now prop-
’l‘lm agents added 16 cases of bot-
n.-d whiskey to the total Friday night,
«in-n they halted a touring car, after
;. «1.4.1» from Greenwich, to CosCob.
'l‘h-- whiskey was bound for Newport,
Two arrests were made by the Fed-
custod}r
Niko l'ecoraro of 1122 First avenue.
yaw York, and Joseph Ross of 26-28
”hallo street, New York. The auto—
," M'Hl' is said to have been owned by
when was
nmlly loaded in the rear of the closed
mnmnrihik’. The driver said he was
somebody along the
Entered at the South Nor-walk Foot?
Office as Second Class Mall Matter.
Pccoraro refused to halt his ma-
chine when so ordered in Greenwich.
The Federal ofl‘lcers gave chase and
caught the touring car near Cos Cob.
Both the driver and 'Ross, who claim-
ed he was only taking a ride, were
locked up in Greenwich police head-
quarters. Bail was fixed at $500 for
their appearance before the Federal
Court.
James K. Behan of 39 Anandsle
road Newport and Martin J. IMcDon-
nell of 428 Spring street, «Newport. ar-
rested in Stamfod with a load of ten
cases of choice gin and whiskey, have
'been released in ball of 8300 a piece.
for their appearance before Federal
Court, which opens next month. They
were carrying whiskey to a million-
aire's club in Newport. They were
taken in custody by Federal officers
stationed at Greenwich. who seized
the liquor and the machine. haul of
which were taken to Bridgepo‘rt.
50 Gallon. In a Roadster.
Yesterday morning the same ofllcers
held up a Buick roadster. which was
carrying 50 gallous of high-proof al-
cohol. in Greenwich. The alcohol. it
is stated was héing taken to a. saloon
in New lBedford, Mass. '
The officers took in custody Frank
Isabel. the owner of the machine, of
.
(Continued on Page Eight.)
Pili’Ui/ili TELEPHilNE
— Eilriuilwmntn
Miss Katherine M. Thieme
Becomes the Bride of
William Kimmich.
Will. th- marriage of Miss Khmer.
m.- ..l 'l ilit’llil’ of Sound View avenue
to \‘\'li.‘l ml Kimmich of Cottage street
.li a lull-rs church on Saturday at“
i-lnwm m 3.30 o’clock, a romance
lhi; he.i its inception in the local 0!.
n,» at the telephone company, was
(uh-mi 'it‘d, ‘ '
Ml... 'l‘hiemc‘for' the past six years
it... ‘v «n outplayed at the local tele
l'hvnnl ‘Nl‘il-‘llllfi’, first as an operator
.ml i-H a. considerable time as super-
lisvli
in lilmmit‘li is an old employe or
m.- .xmllél.‘rn Nev. England Telephone
mmp,..,;,~ and for about the same
lfrniiih of time has been employed a:
W' lm‘ii exchange as a switchboard
{PM In til
Tim «"(tllllit‘. had been engaged for
tum .mi only recently announced the
Hi Hui they were to be married.
Th=~ (i'rililnly was performed in the
law-um of immediate relatives and
1-!:"'r"!“ of tho couple from New York.
hitllllnl'L New Haven and this city.
l: illln prev. M. 1.. Setup. Pastor 0’3
' I MK" I,
Th“ were attendetk by Miss Jovian-
iln Thu-mu, sister of be bride_ and
out I; lit-:npt.
“Th“ l'viric, who presented'a most at‘
‘f‘i‘N‘ picture. was‘ attired in a
"‘"it Mtin dress, with hat to match,
"f" A "Hod a shower bouquet of roses.
"" ‘ ”l A) were a handsome pearl
o
:Coutlnued on Page Eight.)
lililli mm NATIilNAl
. nonunion
“(dim-AGO, Aug. lid—Senate inves-
lmllon of Republican and Democrat-
IC presidential campaign expenditures
3'4ch here today. The senatorial
Mmmittee appointed prior to the con-
Ventlons reopened its inquiry by de-
ivlng into the national campaign
chests. both the sums already raised
and the amounts which the party
leaders seek. The inquiry. for the
time being at least. has become one
M the paramount issues of the cam-
Damn.
Spurred on by the charges of Gov-
“rum Cox. the Democratic presiden-
iial nominee. that the Republican
P't-"v is. raising a ”5.000.000 cam-
imsn fund, and the statement by
Franklin D. Roosevelt that the
anion-u is nearer $30,000,000. the mar
WWW- is prepared for an exhaustive
”valuation.
The investigating cemmlttee is
"Jmi‘mncd of Sensors Kenyon. chair-
{:0 i'omercne. Spencer, Read and
lzn
( rlullmin
m s the scope of the inquiry
“1’ ”I" lirPSldeniial campaign, Sena-
rn‘l‘K‘Wl‘on said the investigation hot
- “film-lid delve into collection of
r“! '0 finance the campaign, but
"‘f‘d k to reveal whether prom—
9er 0‘ '"il-ral patronage were being
“WW1 Mr campaign assistance.‘
Dmmised an inquiry into
m . that federal ofllcers holdert
‘l'h Nmp.‘1i£nill2 for Governor COX,
""1" “menses paid out ”of gov.
REPUBLIEANS NAME
llEiliiiAl_E§_A_T Lilli
Edmund E. Crowe and John
H. Behre to Attend State
Convention in Hartford
Sept. 7th and t8h.
'Edmund E. Crowe of Norwalk, and
John ll. Bchre of New Canaan were
chosen as delegates at large from the
26th Senatorial district to the Re.
publican State convention to be held
at Hartford on September 7 and 8. at
the meeting of the Republican stale
convention delegates from Danen.
Wilton, New Canaan and Norwalk,
held at the Hotel Clifford on Saturday
afternoon.
The meeting elected Judge John H.
Light as chairman and George E.
Fools of New Canaan as secretary.
Judge. Nehemiah Candee was chos-
en as vice-president from the district
to the state convention and the fol-
lowing were chosen as members of
the various committees;
Committee on permanent organiza.
tion, Conrad Moeller, New Canaan.
Committee on Credentials, George
W. Duryea, New Canaan. .
Committee on Rules. A. B. CleverleY.
Rowayton.
Committee on Resolutions, Ernest
B. Crofoot, Darlen.
The following were the delegates
present: _
Daricn, Senator C‘mrles E. William
son, Ernest B. Crofut.
Wilton, George W. Ogden, George
E.-Foote_
New Canaan.
George W. Durye’a.
Norwalk, C. Irving Byington, Judge
John H. Light, Wallace Palmer,_ al-
ternate for Henry C. Seizer) A. B.
Cleverley. '
u. u. A. M. 0le
Al ultra Bull
The Order United American Men
held a very successful outing, at Com-
po Beach, yesterday. Members were
present from Danbury. Bridgeport,
Bethe]. Stamford and New Canaan, as
well as Norwalk. Everything went 011'
according to program, the only disap-
pointment being-the baseball gdme'.
between four Councils, as no games of
ball are allowed there on Sunday.
In the races the starter was Charles
J. Ferriss. and Fred Scofleld and Fred
Osterbanks were timers.
The events were as follows:
100-Yard Dash for Young Men—T.
L. Knapp, first; R. Wilson, second;
R. s. Mead, third.
' EEO-Yard Dash for Men Over 40
Years—Herbert Welch, Norwalk, first:
Mr. Holly, Stamford. second: E. H.
Roberts, East Norwalk, third.
' Eli-Yard Race for Young Ladies—
Miss Hattie Young, first: Mrs. R. Wil-
don, second; Mrs. Russell Mead, third.
Conrad Mueller,
(Continued 5; page Three)
Rhode Island Boy Dies
. 0f Sleeping Sickness
Pnovmmvcn. n. 4., Aug. 30:“
Sleeping sickness snip put in its
appearance in Rhode Island last night
'when the death of Georgelienry Ab:
bott. Jrs‘sevoo year old son of George
W Main FRO“
ilPlN’
Hill Fliilll All
‘ ARMORED CAR
BELFAST, Aug. 30.—Today’s riot.
ing was said by the police to be the
worst Belfast has seen. Up to 1
o'clock this afternoon, it was definite.
ly known that four deaths had oc-
curred as a result of the disorders.
These included Grace Orr, who was
shot when troops opened lire to clear
a street in the Unionist quarter.
Numerous persons with bullet
wounds were. admitted to the Royal
Victoria and Mater Hospitals.
in the fighting between Sinn Feln.
era and Unionist shipyard workers.
many shops were ‘ wrecked in new
York and North streets. Soldiers got
between the combatants in York street
and kept them apart. There were
numerous baton charges by the police.
The military held York street with ur-
momored cars at midday.
A girl in a green blouse headed the
Sinn 'Fein attack in York street, keep.
ing a dozen yards ahead of her near.
est male companion.
Before two o’clock the death was
increased by the shooting of a 3:21!
boy by a sniper.
A curfew law will be introduced in
Belfast tomorrow night, extending
frOm 10:30 1). m. to 5 o'clock in the
morning.
BELFAST. Aug. 30.—-Rioting and de_
structlon of property was resumed
here early today, the Unionist quarter
being the scene of serious disorders.
Troops rushed to the center of the
disturbance openbd fire to clear the
street, a young woman being gravely
wounded and a man injured. Fur-
ther grave developments are feared.
Ship—yard employes were on their
way to work at 8:30 o‘clock this
morning, when they were attacked. it
is charged by the police, by Slnn Fem,
ers. and .shooting soon began. Sol-
diers arrive}! soon after the disorder
and assumed a firing position, giving
the crowd three minutes to clear York
street. Most of the people fled.
Other disorders occurred in the
neighborhood of Ewarts Row, 3 Union.
lst quarter. Shops were wrecked, and
to clear the streets the troops opened
fire from an armored car.
Falls Road. which traversed Joseph
Devlln's political division. was sim-
mering this morning. Great excite-
ment also prevaled in other affected
areas.
A party of shipyard workers headed
by a man carrying the Union Jack,
proceeded up North street: and wheel-
ed into W’ine Tavern street, a Nation.
alist locality. where there were sult-
gestive piles of stories. Shots were
fired and the ranks of the ship yard
workers were reduced by several, who
were rushed to a hospital. The shop
keepers of North street promptly
closed their stores. There have been
133 fires since Wednesday.
“’ARSAVV. Aug. 30 (By The asso-
ciated Press).—-VVhile Riga has been
agreed upon by the Polish and Rus-
sian, Soviet governments at the place
for future peace negotiations, it was
said at the Foreign Ministry late last
night that no word had been received
from the Letvian government regard.
ing the Poles' request to hold the con—
ference in Riga. .
sodium Bill
BAMIIUNBEII
Nine~year old Henry Nowak, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Nowuk. of
Saugutuck. was taken to the“ Norwalk
hospital. Saturday afternoon, shortly
after five o'clock suifering from a
wound just beneath the heart caused
by the explosion of an old pistol
which Nowak and another bay had
found in an old barn in Saugautuck
and which exploded while the boys
were playing with it.
Dr. John A. Moore, of Westport. was
called to the“ scene of the accident
and gave the boy first aid and then
summoned the ambulance.
Taken ’to the hospital, the boy was
treated by Drs. Brown and Kellogg,
and an x-ray of the wound was tak-
en by Dr. E. Everett Rowell of Stan»
ford. The bullet was located lodg
in the diaphram. ,
According to reports today the boy
is getting along nicely,and it is not
expected that any serious/results will
ensue. Dr. Robert W. Wolfe is now
in charge of the case.
According to the story obtulned..the
Nowak boy, and another boy. whose
name could not be learned, were play-
ing ln'anold barn in Ssugautuck and
found an old fireirm. The two of
them were playing with it when there
was an explosion and the Nownk boy
fell to the ground. The other lad
frightened, summoned help.
Bank Deposits Now Greatest
in History and Still Grow
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-—In spite
of the high cost of living and after
wu- reoction in certain industries, the
bafi-dmslts were. never greater in
thceiggregate than at present, accord-
ing ‘h a stamina!
John Shelton W ‘
of the-currency.
The statement. asserts
that resour-
Krsndnessie A. Abbotgot_
Bmlnenl funds
hinaminaiior. of the witneosos‘fl‘
um; :uujmoned will take'..lt 1% -‘
" 4h. Mr. Kenyon elm i
A
ALL PART.
scum NOBWLI‘ 00“. 7
modewpublic 1 big
” or 7015.
Will Be Held
yen Range.
Resumption of wint
[the Connecticut Stale
this year with a seri
at New Haven, Satur
ent regiments
Each rifle, team is to
for the team.
team p-ust have lien-ll
prior to their entry in
fulfill the conditions
general.
teams.
members of the team
prizes. Two cups are
each member of the wi
individual
in the same manner as
teams. Three prizes
pl ace.
cer, ‘_Captain Phllli
Second infancy, N
officers will b
ecutlve 0mm
in the match,
core will b. m
cents a mile.
to all members of‘the
the"range for the mat
gram, Sunday
day afternoon at The
hers and their friends.
tlsts participating wer
eral encores.
lows :
"'Cierrot Devour" ..
2—"Ad0raticn’3 .......
. Franklin Smith.
3—“Momin33- ,,,,,,
“Good-By"
....Cf-~..u,eh.. m
completed to~ keen
throughout September.
and as the young peopl
, Balm mgr. an;
> “M w-
viii intros-to the
8am mow her-e
Rifle and Revolver ; i ,
On use
revolver matches on the
between teams representing m
in the
men and two alternates, who will,
select from their number 3 mm
All, members 2,0! the
State Guard for at lesetthreo months
Revolver teams will be, in ‘ up of
live men and an alternator
members of the ride to
The rides in use in the M
tlon represented by the ten:
used with ammllnltipn W1
range by the net-um _ ,
The resenting”
Colt‘rovolver MM t 5‘
be used with issue simn
The limit thorlfle patch!” to
be divided Wires classes“ '7
able cups for each of the tires '7 ”L
Medals will be given‘lo'lho bridge, and it was this shot that caus-
the revolver match will: men.
an
revolver
which any team members
have their scores can
shot with all contests}:
this match. A clip and
the Officer 01‘ man with ,
score, and suitable medaK on ‘ be
given the winners of sore
Major Earnest A. Simpion of“?
Haven, inspector of smal '
lice, will be executive
range and will have as s (mums.
p F‘.
Transportation for all
“wellufm-rln ‘od!
1‘ DO rate or, a.
Lunch vn'll be
from the medical detachment with the
second infantry “I N
the. range under command of medical
officer from that regiment.
KNflB CLUB lilifS
FINE MUSiEAlE
Excellent Local Talent Was
- Heard in Interesting Pro-
The annual concert will he‘d yester-
attended by a large number of mem-
rendered by local talent,
inshlv eninveble one in eyerv
and delighted everyone.
erll applause and responded with sev.
The accompanists were
Miss Willa Miller slid Carlton L‘Hom-
medieu, mad the prog-S'm was as fol
l—“Joy of Autumn? . .
‘ tr... Mississipaae
4—‘ Kniswiak" . . . . man Wimlakski
Arrangements ”3Y9 burn n‘actlca‘llv
dancing on Labor Day even’nz mart
Monday as wells an each Ratio-aw
Harm. during the month. Lam 313's
populnrorchestra 92137141“: the run-mm.
There will also, be other attractions.
the schools to oosri the Tuesday of.
tea. leor Day they are ant'c‘nst‘n; I
most pleasant time with bathing, dune.
ins. music. etc. [during the coming
week" .._..__ , , a. taco” ”an? the. in; smog
°' ' / . .v “' " sullen, on”
P013” Sb“ " 5‘ :ln‘oiru' laborers and unturned;
We! - Bumb‘ Explosion
. '0‘“ the m
{that}! the A
«A. 30!;
Ill llEW lllllli
NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-More than
3»
sou
‘ in one million Brooklyn residents who
er m . y‘ . depend largely upon the Brooklyn
Gull: “film gum Question of H13 Rapid Transit Company to take them
es, a ride and A . D 'ver to business, today were reduced to
.grifiltf my ”.8 l'l ' improvised conveyance by the strike
day. _ of company employeg that virtually
State .'m- paralyzed the entire transit system-
, 5M . subways, elevated roads and trolleys.
COM! 8 ten - The strike went into effect early
Sunday morning after the men had
previously voted to postpone action
pending further attempts to adjust
wage demands.
Long before the accustomed rush
hour, the streets were jammed with
- ' g ATPRESS TIME
A Number of Witnesses
mrmbeu ;: lilo
to. the w... hon.
Seventeenth and the-Twaddle
eighth Regim' cuts and,
Friends Gather for An-
nual Outing,
militia is; -- .
ifiAlN PRBM_
Pole at Barlow’s K ’
Gettysburg.
"r' a N,
A m terly to accomodate the thousands
' who were employed in offices that
could furnish no such luxuries.
Despite the appearance of auteur»,
Ralph W. Sedlsmeyer, of 576 Main
, Stamford. arrested. last night
. bout 9:30 o‘clock, after an exciting
chase down West avenue, through
revolver matches. The mom ' WWoshinston street, down Franklin, 55mm limousine t° jitney, “’89
-be under the ruleli'fiicl 'i‘,_ , ' toast. across Monroe street and up Wk! ““1 1'0”? 41'3"“ junk “1803*;
man course gm thé‘oidor’ ’ ' will to» the west-bound depot. by inspecmfltenfly thonunds of pedestrians af-
be determluu by the ex , o , as on Loo r. Carroll and Harold Kmpp, t." “lung hm for even banal!!!
of the ransm~ ‘ -, of the sure Motor Vehicle Depart- mm- "armed the sidewall“. W8“
ing their way to their distant places,
of business. Many give up in disgust
and decided to take a day's enforced
vacation.
Although hearings ,on the strike
situation were called by Lindleyen.
Garrison. receivér for the company.
and by Mayor Hylan, there apparent-i
moot. Carroll, who made the arrest.
. tram-II a shot at the fleeing car as it
passed borrow: the Monroe street ,.
wlnn Jrst ed the car to halt.
to be _ ' in According to the story this morning
in court, told by Carroll, he had left
a W Ntholtonl mu Btl, rivi
9:11:35” 3 limos-urinal byolgowe‘lll Vs?Dex-.- 33' m “3’0 11°99 0‘ ending the “'1”
ice: ‘blg. 08% Conan, udfiedlunéyer's today. 3‘“ 0"”30“ ”em I “3‘1““
. “it. . cor M him. ' A man. u" Sed- to companies in New Jersey. Gonna]
' ' ‘ ' mm “m”. M Khan: than and Hamehusetts to send as
flit-Mon his «am» oh. mod Carroll and my M “ W19 ‘0 ”3'9 ’9'
or owner ”M: "1m 1;",- “r , ‘
‘1 ”I!” to so. 3%: it “you new car. (mm on Pm'FWV-i
he Am in floral! ule mung -
convolution then ensued:
"What was that you said.”
lid sputum
‘ "I said that you ought to take lee.
mitt lilelEllS"
3 sons in driving." '
1 firm-‘2, . “Donft you wont to come over and SEARC m“
03¢" “1* give us some?” this remark being '
mode. by VInDerbig.
A can ~ '_ the use, rm particular the company
.1 , , BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 30.—-Polieo ot-
way between the 1mm teens are guarding the home of
sud'lhe Amory be called to them to poor“ E. Non. No. :65 Judson on.
stop, whereupon he said that Seals-pane. while detectives are making a
mever said: "You no plump to hell." city-wide search for a trunk, which
Following this Sedlameyer. accord- 'wus sent from the house by Mrs. Nott
ing to Carroll. attempted to crowd at 10:30 o‘clock Sunday night, follow.
over the pursuing car so that it Would ing a shooting sifray at the Nott home
crash into a trolley car north—bound. ishortiy after 8 o'clock Sunday mam-
Carroll changed seats with VanDer- ing. A police ,drsgnet has been
big. and, stepping on the runninglspread for the apprehension of El-
to o ndhalt
Whom sh obs-es]
d
Bt‘e‘ Guard on
than. 1 detail!
on dlzf
_ . pedestrians looking for vehicles, most
fan“ ratify as to Incidents 00- of which were even then crowded.
minced. upon curl-mg Last N31“. with jostling passengers. Hundreds
‘ _ . of business houses had arranged to
“WW. Continuance until 1:30 o’clock this have their trucks canvass the homes]
mm 'u made in the case of of their employee. but these failed ut-
wolt people mouse of the fact
The annual ro-union of the 17th and.
213th regiments, Connecticut Voila»;
tears was held at Roton Point on 859
urdsy.
The business meetings of the 17th
and 28th regiments, which are two,
separate organizations, were held Ilfl.
stately during the morning heart. no
17th regiment, which is of particular’
interest to Norwalk, because 1t,wo_‘t
the only regiment in the state fin.
was recruited from «Fairneld .,
and of which Norwalk contri ..
two full companies, held its meeting
in the Casino at 11 o'clock and elected
the following officers:
President, John H. Batterson, South
Norwolk ,
Secretary, 15:. A. Pinkney. George.
wn.
Treasurer. George D. Phillip.
Bridgeport.
Each company of the regiment has
one of its members acting on vie.»
president.
The My of the Seventeenth ,
intent is of particular interest to Nov-5.
the first company, 00. A, was New ,
from South Newark and the 33.11 m’ , .
pony, Co. F. was recruited from Nop- ;
,wnlk. Of these,two regiments them.’
ore only four known residents of thin .
m5
From Company A, whlcbW‘
recruited in Smith him-walk, there a.
city who am living at the
tin»
"fiSZ‘1T—— , .,
9:7 He 4 , . “at; cm.» W . A ‘ M H0111! (3. Battery Ind Robert )1. W.
e appointed} hy-thi'oxi , .You W never think so,” was , . * . , ‘ ' not. who ore the only surviving m, . ,-
. ' :7 ,r‘otort. ’ 5 hrs. while in Comps .. winter ,. ,. _
”m “V :, oyer then etc “I on the so was recruited tron N ilk, Jamaal. , .. :
RIM and William Kelley on this *
iiiRlllNli PLANS " ‘
‘ union TRIPS
MARION,
0., Ag. 30.—-Planl for
board, drew his revolver, and the wood B. Wade, aged 23, reported by
chase continued. neighbors to have entered the Non
Near the inaction of North Main .home shortly before the shooting oc-
and Washington streets Sealsmeyer ,curred yesterday morning and to have
‘ passed between a trolley car and the left the house at three o’clock yester-
rurb and rounded the corner into any afternoon. _
Washington street, where Carroll said: Superintendent of Police Patrick J.
Flanagan, who lives a short'distsoco
. from the Nott home, was one of the
first police emcers to be called in on
the mysterious Sunday morning shoot.
in; and trunk disappearance are Do-
‘vc'ircs F‘ank W. Holhrook. John J.
Seerv. John P. Curry and Frederick E.
(Continued on Page Four.)
WANT Piillilii'l'i
Afternoon.
Knob and us
,some of the speaking trips to be mod.
.by Senator Harding are nearing con.
pletlon. Announcement probably will
he mode soon of three or four of the
places outside Ohio, where he will do-
llvor addresses-
New York and Chicago are undor~
stood to be virtually certain to be on
the list and the claims of a number
of cities in the middle west and tho
west are under serious consideration.
Denver. Salt Lake City and Spokane
morked the western arc of the swing
around the circle as it now is under
Derrick.
The program, .
"-~ Nmr was taken into custody
Was a thor.
cull militant;
rcsmct’ today by Detective Seery and It mi
All the .r_ . : “a" was being cross-examined It
9 accorded m. WASHINGTON. Aug. 30.—Modmca-,headqw-tem- by Captain or Detectim'
tion of the emergencv order directlntllnhn H. Regan and Lieutenant James
railroads to give preference and prle “ray. l’atrolmen Albert Lanzhou:
ority to the northwesteru~states in Thomas Meehan and George W. Dung
“he mnremnn? of coal was sought toinhv are shadowing the Nott home all
day from the interstate Commerce,hsve orders to take Wade into coo-
Commission by the Chambers of Com.- ‘ tody if he appears at the house.
merce of Cleveland and Akron. Ohio. Mrs Nntt broke down when detect
Representatives of the two Chsm- lves visited her home this morningfi
hers at a bearing asked. that some of She. was attended by a physldn be-
tbe coal passing through their dis: fore leaving for headquarters. Qua;
triers for the» relief of the northwest ‘tinned at her hcme by reporters to-
bo diverted for. use in Ohio cities. 'day. she said: ‘ ‘
importance was attached to the. out “i don't remember. who did the
. . . .MacDowell
.Edourd Sehuu
..... Rorowskl
violinist -
....... Speaks
Tostl
Friday. I sent the trunk ahead."
Detectives ‘who we” donned to the
railroad station to loo-to the trunk
were unable to and any trance! It. I
is Filleved to be still in mm
Fear not: mod the. m
{hood yesterday morning. Joseph 11*
drlch ,ssleep in the not below 3on
alt,'wn‘nmsod by tho mu. Io
Plum. li.ii.’8
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Wilson today approved the modern?
report of the Anthracite Oosl Cox-nio-
Itolflcr’ mathemuofcontrar ct
minersatwsuty per cost. over mt
rates. linen “played economy
. of sum, ..
t‘wx (“-9, ...n
run-a _wlif b.
o d" 11'” expect
The film. the report said. would
fix a lupus: vote of 52,14 cents in ‘
fi’mmwwmm:
_ L‘fm‘h . will
mar-amt...
undy- tbo '
[Ba—rouge, lil-
l
dbaulon, but the nominee has been
strongly urged to go all the way to
the Pool-c coast.
Indhnnpolis is considered a likely
selection among the cities nearer
Ohio and than may also be a spoec
at Imhvllle. it has been suggesto
“it tho candidate pay his respects
to ”boring states in theorist by
“looking ‘1 Philadelphia and “Trent.-
hg. but It is uncertain whether that
III! rill be carried out.
One mech' in New England is sold.
to hon been discussed.
The Mic-in mung-n expat
“no number of witnesses
:01}. any from Horton within very
M320 'Perpqetue" C3” Bolm come of the hearing by omcinls of shooting, I only know my husband whim. They declare emphlfl.‘
7—“8 * 3'5” “flung. “0'3"“?!- the Commission who said that. modin- threatened several times to shoot me. an, M then will be no way sto-
..‘ unset """"" ,; - - - 9115”?" 3‘le cation of the northwest priority 0rd!" I .4.“ now that be m.” - .ug‘n Men or bunstorminb
..M“m 7"" F”? ~----,/W°Mman mizht result in cancellation 0’ all: Asked what, the trunk cont-h, i n»; l. muons unlikely that an:
“r; 13”,“?! """ ,' " ----- Thnyer such emergency order: now in effect. which was sent nwnr from but in! to outside Oblo‘
6—:‘Souvenh: mama, “m“ '0- Representative: of coal consumlnr. in an auto truck. last his“. KI"- Not: 1'“ to node for dates earlier than
“Momrlm” """" ' """ 3- Drdla interests of North Carolina have uk- said: 0”". w a“ one gig-any an.
IM". Mabel'iiiii'” E vanarskl ed the Commission to allow some all “All thatwu in the trunk '9' pound for Sept. 8 at the “11111qu-
7_.tpum as ," , h"; 'munm- the cool enroute to New England to some clothingmhleh I m pouch] b State M. .
e N" t ------- ”'09” be diverted to their state. iBoston. i intended in leave Bridge. The nominees mt of front POM
m" wma Mm” ”“1 Mas. 1". ._...._._.,-- .Iport early this monies to his I! ~ . _ will occupy M! In.”
Tl'vlng Smith. mother, who wt! for W m M “ell-W011 up to the loot
woo! of mm-
)m ' Y
A «gay in River
m nor Ans so
no _ . .—
rubs-lg augmml c. Crowell. who
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