ESTABLISHED 1870‘
GERMAN NEPA
PPBUTEU
l " I ’ g" a —
(liven Forty-Two Years
Allied Gm ernments-2 26, 00,0? 000,
- as Amount in Annual In
BY AlllEU UUUNUll
if: {7:33.753}
Vast Sums to the
000 Gold Marks Set
stalments Experts Find a
Solution of Difficult Question After along Session
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hula:
2‘11 (123‘ The-
'l lzt‘ Aliicd Supremc
applaud the German
pl m d: after! in its special
list nittli'
A. $30-
.'l.:l
.5 ".1.
l -. plcri ,-r(-\i.l- < for the [v1\)lllL-nl
d ‘ ”I...“ “5 g3;;‘mm1mn‘l‘um gold
. l.~ in mils—two annual install-
.- -;- an: .- risins: scnlc beginning
-..s luxlllt-llln Hl :.Il~'.i,lmn,mv0 marks
1. Ln? tux‘l \t \.z<. and in addition
r‘. , g... m-nl of a tun-he lei cvnt tan
b 'L -rm m l \ports.
pl n wus in the hands of the.
., ..., .- t-uzly this afternoon. and will
: .,,;~;.-«.l \\'l.\ n the l'ouin'i‘: lllt‘k‘ES for
, .. . “ml robbinil today :it 4 p. m.
' :n lulril: will be communicated to
l - flac'inurh 1': .i i'rw days, and they
' H invi' [tn :1 conference on
‘2. 'x' to consider tlic trrms.
In 3h» lmziutmir the Brussels Coun-
y" T'Zttll'rnllllx‘ (mprl‘ifl- .ill resume
1 . \‘nsll‘lllfi Feb. 7. q ‘
‘lu pvnz-ltn-s [H'UVlIEI'tN in the: 1‘0-
1. .rvtmns phi: :iic in general tho
«:2» .lb unlvr the trcnty of Vet'—
,' . lllf‘l'lzllli‘f; lmih military and
.lllnz‘w. llH‘JSlll‘eS.
with“, Jun) 29. (ity The Associa-
i Pun-fix) Aurptainco- ol' the Ger-
n-purutimis plans presented by
v-uwrt commute-(-
lwcn (iccidcd
Council
or
was belicvi-d to
upon by the Su-
shortly after the be.
its session this morning.
. Coumil met at ll o‘clock with
-= ,vaidcd H-lzuutirvn from yesterday's
1 ‘lalilil :lollt'vnlilt'. After it had lwen
‘7 ‘:lti
»; (r
.v,.,
. m'nfill’lll an hour. the military cv-
p ..~. “(‘71- Pulli‘tl in to present their
A -;-‘:I on lcrmmi disarmament.
’i‘um wu.-~ grin-mil.» alcccptéd us in.
d. mum: that 3'!" reparations plan had
i: . -v- .ipproved. ulllmug'l: thcrc was no
mu.- ,-;mc£‘m€~nt to that cfl‘cct.
_ z'vzluny would he. requircd to pay
‘ "-.C‘00,1’*00,UOU gold marks in 42 un~
gr ll illstdllnu-nls under thc plain sub-
.nrrtii'd‘ to the Suprcmc Allied Council
luv formulation of :i reparations plan
which would meet the divcrgent
views of the Allied leaders.
'l‘lic lll‘i‘l t\-.'o inxtulments would be
L'JlulhvlltLU'H‘ marks; tht- ncxl three.
::,nll¢~.im'-.0Uh; the ncxt three. 4.0M).-
HHUHHI: the next three. BJ’HHIJNN'L-
and the llc.\t thirty «mo (3.00".-
lmflfino each. l1 . at
. In addition (‘rcrninny would‘ be re-
quired to pay u'twelvc pcr cent. tax
on llt'l' i-xporls. this tax calculate-d on
the basis of German exports in 1913.
would total a little l‘nOl't‘ than 1,500.-
mum-nu gold marks. The plan sub-
mitlcd would place thi- task of col-
lectinp: the tax on tho Allied Repara-
tions Commission.
As a guuruntcc am’iinst Germany
defaulting: on her payments. the com-
milu-c rocommcndcd that in such an
evcnt C(‘l‘flliln customs might be
Scim-d and new or increased taxes be
imposed without pi'cjudicc to any
mcns'urc lhc Allies might takc if th‘ls
planqirm'i-d inadequate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-—-—Depart-
mcnt Of Justice officials dcnicd today
that tlu- alleged American (ls-tectlves
churgcd with having attempted to
kidnap Grover Cleveland llel‘gdoll.
draft cvadcr at Erbach. laden. were
ngcnts ol' the Bureau of lnvcstigation.
At prcscnt" officials declared thcrc are
no usvnts of the dcpartmcnt on duty
in foreign countries.
Discussing the possiblc (-xtmdition
of licrgdoil. lcg‘nl officials said lthcre
was no treaty in operation under
which tin; l'nited Slntcs. could de‘
mnml his ll'llll‘ll.‘ The 01113; possible
method, oflicizils :issrred. would he a
request that Germany hand over a
man who had rcfuscd to fight against
that country. which would be cm-
harrassin: for this government. and
hardly possible of acquiescence by
Germany. The Statc Ilrpartment had
?given no consideration to the ques-
tion. .it was said.
mm.
BUM CAN UNIVEB
l3 TUNNEU UVEU
TU PANUlE BUANU
.lxlike Dreek, Alleged to Have
Led Police Merry‘ Erase,
~l to Go to Concor -Re-
" formatory -
.-
hl'llINGFIELl). Mass. Jan; 29.——«
lithe Dreek, owner and alleged driver
-.r a touring car. said to have been
'l.._-.o,decl with liquor that eluded police
officers in a dash from Stamford.
(con. to this city Tuesday night. will
lic- turned over to the' state parole
board. it was announced by the police
:vesterday. An officer is eygpected to
like him to the state reformatory at
"Oncord. from which he was pgroled
H- 1916. after serving three years of
indeterminate» sentence for lur-
a;
«guy. - I
As llw claim of the parole board
it uh. precedence of any other the au-
ww-ilies of New Haven. Conn. will
low.- to wait unless the parole board
«it-rides
level-Ks
Hi. i
to relinquish .lts claim.
parole, rm had not expired
is claimed by the. board be-
his connection with liquor
hr:
.'. 9 Of
u -'.t vities.
.“rmk was re-arrested {or the pa-
1 '9 board as he was being released
m. nail last night on a charge of reek-V
--» driving.
lilUNAPPEllS All-
. NU [IREUENTIALS
’I‘l Tl
RIBRLIN'. Jan. 29.——Carl Neuf and
" "ml: Zimmer, the alleged American
':>~rtives who attempted to knidnap
‘-r:~ver C. Berg‘doll and Isaac Stecher
Ebersbach, Baden. on Tuesday
aunt. and were arrested. were taken
I - Mosbach, today. for a héai-ing be-
'4 the States Attorney who is con-
" «m rig the prosecution. The two men.
~ “’v claimed to be connected with the
‘ [in of Criminal Investigation in
,.,
' ~ ‘xington. did not carry credentials
_ leuteriug the unoccupied zone of
n :my as their passports had been
a- .1 b)" neither the German civil
noxities nor the military 9353 but-
:u (oblenz, says the Frankfort
fte.
firms in the intelligence depart-
‘- 41 01 the American forces at Cob—
1'71‘ d( .ied \esterday they hm!‘ sent
“ - two men in pursuit of Berta?“
“ ‘ ‘t‘fl er r. and an inflation has
3.,
u l». gun by them. «They claim to
AME! llAlllfiES
All AUTUNUBIEE
\Vhilc passing through Bridgeport
on ’their return from a business trip
to Hartford about 7 o'clock last eve-
ning. Mr. and Mrs. \Vllliam 0. Mc-
Lean of this city. narrowly 93ch ed
serious injury when their automob to
was struck by a. jitney operated by
Nathan Soloff of 2916 Fairfleld ave-
nue. Bridgeport. on Fair-field avenue
near-A Park avenue. Their car xvas
badly damaged.
Mr. McLean 'had slowed his car
down becausc 'of an intersecting
street when he noticed Soloft. turn his
jitney around so as to go in the. same
direction in which Mr.‘ McLean‘s car
was traveling. However Soloff. either
dazzled by the headlights of the -Mc-
Lean car, or having changed his
mind, swerved his car afia’lnbo as to
proceed in the same direction in
which he had been traveling and in
doing‘ so ran headon into the McLean
car. l m
The steering wheel and past were
damaged. the fender and mudguards
crumpledc‘fvhlle Mr. and Mrs. McLean
were shaken up in the accident.
A settlement will be made between
he parties. ~_ -i I fill!!!“
EXPAN3lUN BUlT
Lellov Montgomery. formerly secre-
tory and treasurer of the People's
Trust Company has purchased the ex-
pansion bolt business of Isaac Church
in East Norwallo and has filed notice
of his intention of continuing the busi-
ness undér the. name of the Isaac
Church Expansion Bolt Company; and
will have 'ofllces located at No. 1
Fourth street, East Nor-walk. '
Mn Church, according to a war-
rantee deed filed with Town Clé'rk
Herbert B. Smith. has acid the lot and
buildings thereon. at No. 1 FouRh
street. to‘Mr. Montgomery. ‘
55 More “Graft” -
Indictments Mode
w
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.—-—Andther
blanket indictment, believed to con-
tain the names of at least 55 memo
bets of the association of dealers in
masons and building materials, was
presented to Supreme Courf‘gum
.9- ‘___,
max-y grand juries investigating the
“blinding trust." A
indictment/v“ h“ is. #81163
- nc in ormatlon régai‘m.
ll Heept prin ea: German.
Advertise [1: {he
today. by thc (onlmittec charged “itlld
BU3lNE33 l3 SUEUl
McAvoy today by .one of the extract- 7
: «The menu qt the 42935311141111“ __
Efforts. to reduce the bonds of
Frank v'xlctluirk and Charles Munkc.
lmth charged with assault. with intent
to roll. in the uptown City court. be-
fore Judge Nehcmiah Candce. this
morning. proved fruitless. 10th cases
Wore continued until February in
thc sumo bonds 01 $5.00" each. -
The court room was crowded with
eager spcctutors. wishing to get it
glimpse of thc tn'o prisoners. who are
allotted to lune tl‘Sillim‘tl (lcorge H.
Pcuse. of 1‘ rook slicct. “ith intent. to
rub. Liens. is laid up in tlic \orv» 11k
T’IOSplllll with his jaw fractured in two
pluccs. and physicians say that it will
ho a month before he is hllowed to
lune that institution.
In tho court Mnnkc was; n prescnt-
ed by Attorncy Genuurio. while Attor-
‘pey Leo Duns appeared for McGuer.
it was explained. by l‘rosccutor lid-
wnrd Ill. Lockwood that Attorney Gen-
uurlo had intcndcd to file a dcmurrer
and huyc the men bound over to the
higher court. This was lict‘prc Attor-
..
‘-
ncy llzuis was called into thc case.
Later. it was determinrd to thrush the
anatter out lit-fore thr- City court. Nol-
lhcr the Shite nor the dcfcnsc was
l01lll¥ to prncc-(d with tho cases. and
itu
was tinlllx dcgidcd to continue thcm
until llcluuum l. .
An attempt to have the bonds rc-
duced from $5.000 was mndc by the
attorneys for tho defendants. A pica
that McGuirk required medical at-
tcndunce was nindc by Attorney Da-
Vls.
In refusing to reduce _ the bonds.
Judge Candee said it wouldn't be right
to do so in \'l('\\' of the crime wave.
sweeping the country. and that tho of—
fense of both men was a. serious one.
PRESIDENT-Elm
HARUlNlj lvmns-
,...nEllUNSlBAllUN8
MIAMI. Fla.. Jan. 29.—-Carrylng
out his determination to avoid public
demonstrations during his vacation
voyage down the Florida coast. presi-
dent elect ngrding cut his visit to
Miami today a short stop‘ devoted
largely to golf.
The houseboat Victoria. fbringlng
the president—elect and his friends
down the Indian River. was at Fort
Lauderdalc, 4mm: miles to the north.
during the night. Leaving there early
in the fort-noon. it. was not scheduled
to reach herc until afternoon.
APPRECIATES llllllll
DUNE Bl flRElllN
Fire Chief George IV. Rorgardus is
still receiving letters of thanks from
citiz‘cns of this city for the work that
he and‘ tho members or the fire de-
partment are doing. as is evidenced
from the letter below from Samuel W.
Hoyt. Jr.. whose offices in the Swan:
K: Corbett block were destroyed in the
fire on January 4th. The letter also
contained a. check for a substantial
amount which will be divided among
the three companies taking part in
fighting the fire. Old “'0" Hook 8:
Ladder company Piitnnm'Hoae com-
pany and the Mayflower Honk & Lad—
der company. It follows:
“Since the Swartz and Corbett
glue, I have been somewhat busy but
hope that you. did not think that I
wasmnappreclntive. While Inch a fire
is an experience through which I have
never passed before and hope never
to again. I find evidence: every -day
of how mud: .worse it; might have
been..wer€ it not for the bravery and
good work of yourself and the faith-
fut men of our City Fire Department
-"At this date. although comtantly
appreciative. may I express to you
and through you to thé fire depart—
ment boys. my sincere appreciation of
the good work you and they are can-
of this I am enclosing a check to be
used as you see fit."
'7 “W ith all best wishes. I am.
Yours Sincerely. a]
4 ' SAMUEI W. HOYT Jr.”
A Given Se‘tences for
my
29 .—C;d!
NEW HAVEN:
Bomtér, 19.
and Meyer 51
Jan.
omey 18.
day to charges of high“ robber».
Humphrey was sentenced b! Judie
Webb to the stile prison for from
other.
building fire. as you can readily imn—j
tlnunllv doing and as a slight evidence l
hurls. ’Hnm'bhrey, 26 -
plum,
guilty” in superior court here ”war- 1
llUlU3 ANANUUET
th Anniversary of Nola
bwalk Methodist Organiza-
tion Celebrated at the
Royal James Hotel
Sixtydivc persons , attended the
sixth annual banquet of tlic l‘liiluthcu
class of the Norwaik Methodist Epib
copal church. held in“ night at the
Royal James hotesl; The affair was
the most succx‘sslul cvor lnld b\ that
orizunixntion since if was first found-
ed. .
'lhe tables WIN V‘xcellcntly ur-
rangod for the (“fusion with whitc
t‘flf’lltlllons and other cut flowers.
which addcd much to the attractive-
ness of the lianquex. The dinner. i€~
self. “as very Maintain and was ex-
ccllcmly serxcd. The mom: includcd
Illuc l‘oints. olives and plcklcs. cream
of (‘t‘lt'l‘y soup. broiled chicken. grcen
—.‘—‘-
~_' Continuedon me Eight)
BUT UETS NUUNU
IN lEET NANU
.-1
Christopher Hlnhman. of 7 (‘cntru‘i
avenue. aged 15 yearn. was taken to
the Norwalk Hospital yesterday after-
noon at 4 o'clock. loitering t‘rom a.
gun shot wound in the left hand. Dr
Francis I. Burnell was called to at-
tend the boy.
The wound was caused by a bullet
from a .22 callbm urn-use. fired
from a ride but who by or how can-
not be lcarned. The bullet is being
removed from the boy‘s hand today.
At his home. entire ignorance of
how the boy received the wound was
expressed to a Sentinel reported when
the latter culled there. All that was
known was that the boy was wounded
and that he was at the hospital. Be-
yond this seemingly very little inter-
est was taken in tho matter.
It was said bv some of the children
n the neighborhood that the. boy had
\bccn fooling with the rifle amt that
as another boy pointed it at. him. he
placed him hand over the muzzle of
the gun to deflect it from him. when
the othcr lad panel Ihu trigger and
tho bulk-t pierced the boy‘s—hand.
This story is doubted. however.
EUNEE33E3 TU
SETTINU FINES
I'NION'I‘OWN. PL. ‘ Jan. 29.——-
Albert Smith. the nineteen-year-old
son of a wealthy real-95mm owner of
ll‘alrbope. Pm. today pleaded guilty In
Criminal Court here to thirteen
charges of arson and wag, mtenced
to serve not less thou fnl‘tydwo or
more than eighty—five year: in the
Weshsrn Penitentiary at Pittsburgh.
Smith was arrested several weeks
after the entire countryside had been
aroused by a series of incendiary fires
not Tea sthun three-quarters of a mil-
lion dollars. It was stand by the
authorities that he had mode, a com-
plete confession. and soon afterward
that the confession had been repud-
iated. -
Today. however. he appeared in
court and entered the pleas of guilty.
six of them being to charges of felon-
loos arson.
The l cendtary fires. which contin-
ued ave mperlod of three month's.
not only destroyed farm propezty and
houses in a. number of villages. but
5150 valuable school buildings. ,Not
all of the, fires were credited to Smith.
utilisi- on Way 19 Years:
No, It Wasn’t from Mars.
DEDHAM,-Masa.. Jan. 29.——A later
th‘t had been nineteen years on the
way. part or the time travelling
through the war capitals of Europe.‘
was delivered Yesterday to Mrs. Fred
I mm of this town. It looked llke
n futuristic conceptlom of the inter-
national pouhl system gone M.
with more .than 'a‘lc’ore of foreign
postmark; cutting curllques with do.
mettle marks.
l London Patron-ad and Berlin and
other fu- plnce- were registered. with
the little stiffen of City M lls. front
which the letter was sent on Febru-
ary 2.1902. "'l '
Some of the dues Indicated that
e letter at times was within a. «y
two of overtaking Mrs. mu. all
other. it m Mind. and all!!!
it found ha- may within a few
miles of it! Mint place.
‘gained during
timc \\ it him two
the second
of the summer homes at
llickon Bluff has been entered tho'mnm‘, of one sonata:- mm (our H‘II
For
weeks one
robbcrv being dlscoxcrcd tn Gcorge
1-‘.Water8. caretakvr of thc plunv
Hause on Raising of Sn
; Reassessment Bill Is In
ltefiisnl of tho Scriatc
with the House relmltcd yesterday in
the dclay‘inx‘of an iuvcstlnution of
the claw farm for women at Hurst
mc. A rc-tolution raisin): n
to concur
(‘0 Ill"
irescntuthcs to f‘lillldutt an inqulm in-
to thc munug‘emcnt and the nwlhmis
.‘flw ha: ““N‘m‘d Constable Talk": 0' gcmplmrd in tlic handling of tho in
Ronny ton. ‘
The first rohhciy wn- that of the
\K'ard cottngc. but the second was that
of the home of \Villlnm J. Kcut of
New ”York. Mr Krnt has also bccn
notificd hv Mr. “'11th and is coming
here todzn to check up mu possiblc
loss. ’V
From cvidcncc and trncco found in
the Kcut cottage it if: cvldcnt that
whoeuIr broke in spent the night
there. as therc “"flrt :1 fine collection
of clgaiette butts loun‘a. together
with cigar stubs. ’Thv bodclothcs and
bedding showed that tho bcd rooms
had hem occupicd during the night.
Entrance to the boom was gained
in a fashimi.siinilar (lo that used in
gottlui: into the W'art'l cottugn, immo-
1y. breaking a window and then stiff-
ping the catch. The entrance was‘
the' forepart of this
week. - i
For some little time now it has
been the custom of one or more auto-
mobile parties to drive down to Baton
Point or Bell Island. park there for
a while and th proceed homcwarda
and in these partlcl there wcrc a].
ways one or inure women.
Bottles in which liquor has been
carried have been found near when»
these automobiles have been parked.
On Monday night last a. group of
four automobilol .ore down towards
Bell Island and stgpped there while
the Occupants of the cars spent a 10‘
vial evening. after which thcv return-
ed towards Norwalk at a late hour.
Whether these people are the ones
who broke into the house is a matter
of conjecture
MAY smut
innum- sun
A compromise may be cl‘l‘ccted in
the famous alienation of ct‘i’ecllona
suit brought by Mrs. Florence Valen-
tine against Mrs. Frieda Pollnk. which
has been in the com to for malty
months. it was learned by The Even-
In: Sentinel this morning. If the mat-
tlement is not madc. the Cllm‘ will
come up before the Superior Court in
Bridgeport Thursday or soon after for
rc-trlal.
This will be .tbc second time that
the matter bu been thrashed out be.-
tore a Judge and jury. In the first
hearing. it Verdict or “.200 up
muted the plainttfl' by the Jury, of the
Superior Court. An appeal was taken
by the defendant and the Supreme
Court reversed the Judgment flmllu‘r
error in the charging of the lury cud
ordering a vet-trial.
The V'ulenUnc—Pollak suit/crcatcd l
mutton when it first mime to light.
It was alleged that Mrs. vmnuue
smashed a. window into the Polio):
home in We“ Rock: road and candid
her husband in a alleged compromis-
ing situation with Mn. Pollak. A: the
result of the episode. four ammo:
court action: were taken. Mrs. Valen-
tine “splurge-d with blackmail: null
for dummies against Mrs. Pollak wu
Itnrtad by Mn. Valentine; Mrs. Vul-
cntlne brought suit for divorce from
husband. Prank Valentine and cult
for divorce and counter suit for db
voice m started by Mr. and Mrs.
Polluk. The Valentine divorce was
noted as was the Pollnk: the black.
mull proceedings are Itlll pending and
the «muse suit in will being fought
in. the courts.
While it cannot doflnltely’ be said
that u compromise may be reached In
the datum suit. Judge John Cuneo.
who with Judge William F. Tammany
represent: the plaintiff. bald that he
expected gut. the eve my be bottled
without gain: to l courts min.
’l‘arismll Likely
TBeto Wm
M
WASHINGTON, Jun. 2’. “-8990
that the Forauey Emergency Tarts
bulwould come ambition!-
ate at this gel-clan had been Mai-
iy Well by Wheat! W
when the manure came up for what
was Iv Wham to be it: III-l
duycfmiambody. map-
pi-om W cream for
leaders were mm to
Potato Gather ct
North Center School
Ova: 155 m offended an .
it“ WW
bythopuflhofthoumdmtwu
W .
3"
have mmwmpntm
mmnflefmmrennd MW
mmwhflltheacm
mmmnooufl
SZPmuanfiledin
mates paused thc Hmm without
position undcr a unspoilt-ion of
rules. but an effort to suspcnd
rnlon in thc Senatc to allow lmmcdb
ate concurrcncc failed by two \otcu
of the required two-thirdp majority.
The Svllulr‘s opposition was uppnr-
Milly not luuwd on any houtlllly to
0p»
lhc
M or mou- who“: lute (m
STATE EARN m3 lTUllEN PRUBE l3
. NElU UPTN SENATE BY UEUSE TUTE
' lnsistence on Economy Causes Refusal to Concur with
ton.
lhl!
'slsu mm of u «pm Sal fund minimum-d
‘ccial Committee— Gen
troduced
tho pl:.i\ for an lnxcutiaution bu!
"Hl‘ll\ tn the ermine-c of having: (It.
lmoatig‘nlion made by n upcciul com-
“\HV‘Q Scxuitorlll‘ookn of Tor-ring».
“ho lml tlic opposition. onnonmu
cd on \lu floor that in would not is.
W to lunlng “thc “hole lilnme‘
liunlmas doun tlmrc ulpvd out.
malnlalncd that tin lwglnlnlurc con}!
mi tlic fucts through its lipproprhb
lions conniilttcc \aitlu‘ut lulilitlut‘lll
expcnnc
’l‘hc llousl (oncurrcd ulth tho Ni!-
utc in lhc mtnpllou of n bill mutant
two \cnrsx upn mullnlulu to the Amt!“-
lcnn Locum for dislmiucmcnt to hwy
ez-ocrvlcc inc n.
N. i. RAIlllUAIlS
~~llElU8Ell “mm”
of $12,000,000
Pearson and .Hustis Turned
Down Offer of Trunk
Systems .
”~—
‘YAISHINGTUN. Jim. .29.~~~.‘ew
England railroads wcrc ol‘fcrcd‘. but
rcfuscd. a ”gift" of Sl‘.’.tllm,mm from
hunk line cxccuthcs to protuct thc
farmer's credit. the lmm-atntc com.
commission was told ycslcrdny
“\fil‘I‘t}
by \V. H. “’llllnmn. chairman of the
\Vulmsh railroad. testifying: at hear-
lng‘s cu a rc—dlyislon of joint freight
rates Ixetvrccn carriers cunt and wont.
of the Hudson river.
Mr. VVllllams sold the New Rm:-
land (,‘nrricrs turned down the offcr
on the grounds that it would not mect.
their nceds.
Mr; \Vlllluma said that ho with
Preside-ts lien or the Pennulvuuln
and Mailer of m Norfolk and Woot-
cm. scumbag roe item m of the.“
Hudson river bud conform-d with
Proaldonls Pearson of the Ncw York.
New Haven nnd Hartford and Hustl-
of the Boston and Malnc. with an idea
of effecting and immediate m‘tllcment
of the differences.
Thu conference. he tostltlcd was
held with a View of giving tho llnca
for one 3.! 312 mm 000 in the hope
thm“could nrrungc in other “ml
thcrcnftcr to finance the poorly dc!-
lclt nhown in the booku. Thc stipula‘
tlon wu made by‘thc trunk lines. he
aid. that the gift would have to be
approved by tlw Interstate (‘ommcrce
Commission. Another stipulation. he.
said. was that tluI 31!! would not im-
pair the rights of thc trunk "not to
fight the application of the New Eng-
land carriers for n Ndh'lfllon of mica.
The meeting of trunk line execu‘
lives in New York to dlucuem the New
England situation has bocn ‘ not for
Tuesday afternoon. it was utntod to.
day. Varioun proposola to pool thc
Inter-7:3“ of the trunk lines and other
ways of selling- lhe me pending- he-
rore the federal communion will be
discussed.
TUUNU' Ullll AUlllT3
mEAMBflA’l‘ SPRINGS. Colo" Jan.
Zia—The Itory that the fifteen your
old daughter of Funk Mada lulled
hol- mothcr became the latter object-
ed to her accepting the attention: of
a ranch hand. buried the body In a
Immu- pile on an isolated ranch fif-
teen mile. from out Greek. and kept
lb" not secret for @130 week. w»
conveyed to the coroner-'- omce here
today.
Mum-u. a miner. 1nd bétm working
in Oak Creek this winter Minn: bl.
wife and children on the finch.
faculty the {Ar} walked into Oak
Creek from the ranch after hour- of
to!!!“ through the almost hum-um
mountain rowan. string her moths:-
mdclz. Miner accompanied
has to the form, Inquiry demand U-
thlf mindful had not £11m “an
yer week. and m oft“
mule:- chlldrqn finally told um
lul'afl'iebodrwuburlodbnckofn
Noble-
’l‘bc body wu found wt I. W
we in the back. '11:. vi. marl-
W to m of the neighbors. than can-
we tint m about her mother.
Judge W. 1’. “My
Mentioned for SW
lion-e of 1%,me In W
are-clonal: mm Judge W 3'
NllllNliNUlllEll
MAY ASK IiEIlllANl
in mm BElllillUlll
Extradition of Draft Ends
er to Be Sought if War"
Department So Request!
Jun. «Whfl.
thc Stutc llcpurtmcm cmxaldcrs 1h.
qucatlon of the rclurn of Grover
(Q‘luvclnnd llcrmloll. tucupud arm
dmlgcn now in Gcrmum. u “in UN
purtment mntt‘cr. it “ill mulu‘ ovum
cl‘l'ort to nccurc lllfl dc llvcr) to l'. a“
Stairs ofllclnln if rcuucltcd.
\N‘-lutlu‘: llcncillon from the arm!
in nu txllutllllllll‘ ol'frmw dcmuldt I’-
on the prom-m status of treatloi m
Gcrmnnv. It in helium! that am
“’ASHINGTUN. 29.)
fl!
is to rcquent informally that Be
be returned uvcr with it one
vlcw of thc l‘uct thut Bcrcdoll new
did military ncnlcc against ‘her
Sccl‘rturs’ of War linker ”culled
slate whcthcr Major Gen. Allen; -.~g
Inlfldlnl‘ the American forum ._ '
many. bu been WW II. ’
Wt out. of m 9
said he had rem-Wad no on ,
(it n. Allcn. ,
In regard to
t hc stat cmrnt «tank
been drlnklnn‘ in tho licl‘doll hm'
ulld “wcrc prctty Wcll filled up” i.
noon on tho day of thc uncut”. t»
Mortuary
oulrcd min during the court mart!“
trlul md that it “11!! not shown rm
they worn (hunk
BRINES AUUUITTEU
and Orders Verdict of N“
Guilty
‘PHILADELI‘HIA. Jam Mum—Jud"
Flam-on In crlm l court lit-atom
uh from the Jury the cum of W.
Jim P. Brim». chnrtocl with M
degree murder in connection with m
death of Elmer C. Drewm. Dartmouth
lentor. up the ground that lnauflollnt
evidence. had been lubmlttcd to cou-
noct the defendant. with the murder.
Judge. “moon luntructvd thc jury to
mutt the defendant which if all!
without leaving the box
Brine- who in about
rag Instantly nurroundwd by many" l
friend- vho congratulated him. It“
VII Ionic Limo before lw lvft tho ‘
the hunter! moment of her life. and
Md the bud hccn Hui-c lcr
would be audited
1m". room. HII mother unlit It m
H
Uri. mum Drown. mother of M '
m Dartmouth College student I.“
the court «can withing. :- at“
"mu b terrible: I am stunned " , ..
Tb mmonwmlth but no with-‘3
not “W «tenth and all the OM.
elm milled mu clrcumntontlul.
s. Aviator Killed”
' .
00mm Jan. 2.» donates...
Mae 1LCutlcr of “mm
“My mum. and idle“
Mr F. we. of fun rm
(ht. w Manly insured in on W-
W! ventrally. They m
not!“ in M! at noon w on our
villi m into I. toll own u
m.
to whctlicr Germany would comply m7
rocnllcd that till: won h- .,
UE UBENES NUNUE,
Judge Takes Case from my
Ho ‘9 ‘
at”:
r
the only thing the dcpurtmcnt can It? '
butcd to Morn-doll in the immqg
published today to thtL affect that H.
Semanti- Yorke and u'llurru Iii! .
gnaw the motion of tlic defame to ‘
i
22 yvnrl old. "
”I
t
in Fall at. Gobi“ ‘
mu is :
M
w? LIME. Jun fl.~—~Fln at
do!” “an: bummer round at
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