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rwo Dents s word; mm ehsrgs 900m m'ammmmm
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L. . WANTED. '1'108 am <- ~ mammal: .
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l 11mm WANTED—Ail around shoe FOR HALE—Una 9!": Forum” ‘ st ‘ Mun. m » ‘
l m...“ (.xwr‘mced only. No mam- body car, good condition. good r'ubo ' Palhtln shd'P. H‘llll"_
«rs need apply. Coll Wednesday July bf: 8:501‘lDOIt't filflng‘w.189in;0§:l m CHI . Given.
SUI. Ask for Mr. n . ° - che 9“ ' 9‘ i - ‘ .
' Trintrnm Shoe Co..v:7nigi°rgtr 80.31:]: ””1 touring. 9°"! tires. M vuue.’ “ 03m "R“T “WKALKJ
Norwslk. muggy-flu "0°: Stadebaker ’17 towns-17 m— ' m-smm‘
" g “ ‘ sensor, 8250; 1919 Chevrolet 7480" 'm 0min“! and "Our ”a a...
WANTED—Woman wishes House- Sedan- Very good. 0600: Auburn soy nuke. in your 0'1”"
il- work by month. Iriq. 23 Knapp 8L, tourinx 1917. Good condition; 8500: ignition-sud i this I’m I 01°
- So.~Norwnlk. '15 Ford Roadster. 800d rubber. islty. All wor gust-mood. Phsns
1 3150: Ford Delivery. Extras. Used
WANTED—Experienced operator on
sewing machine for hemming
bnndkcrchlcfs. Edwin Boesse. Chest—
nut Street. 80. Norwaik.
TO LET
'rn HIT—Furnished room. electric
light and heat. with board in pri-
vaiv- family. Gentleman. Reference.
Also wanted. one or two gentlemen
for supper only.
Inc, 8 Putnam Avé. .-_.m.
m— .___——h——————-—
FOR RICNT~Four rooms. on first
' floor. l minute from trolley. im-
} ’TOV<'lll(‘lllfi. newly decorated. Adults
' only Apply 84 W'oodwnrd Ave. Tel-
V
ephone week days 473-3.
1‘1) LET—Prom room with all im-
pr‘lovements suitable for 2 gentle-
mln or : ladies. or can be used for
llflhl housekeeping with use of kitch-
en. 86 Franklin Ave. near Armory.
Tu'l.l-:T—~—Rooms with all improve-
ments and garage at 102 Taylor
Ave. Inq. Gus Green. 100 Taylor
Ave.
o FOR RENT—Storage Spsce. house-
hold furniture. Separste rooms
Semi-tire proof building. Hubbcil
Desi and Storage Co.. Inc.. Sough-
hck. Conn. Tel. Westport 47. We
'huo negotiable warehouse receipts.
—NOT|CE-—-
i am opening ii new store near “'8.-
1orhu-y and on acount of this i must
uliminun- orw tiny from the Norwalk
min i will keep Open in Norwalk on-
ly on Saturday and Monday. Big cut
mi all kinds of remnants and full
prunes by the yard for 12 price.
M. BLUESTONE
Rear No 1 Mott avenue.
_ L LOST .4
lnleliA bunch of kt-ys on \Vzish‘lllg—
m Stu-ct. Thursday morning.
Pit ...\ rt-tu_rn to Sentinel.
ill“ \ lmil‘ ul‘ nos:- glasses. in car-e.
lvnn: .tnwu'mu. Muss. l)('lWP(‘ll
lupin: l‘l'l (:nlulm nn's lint Factory.
9.. \mlh Maw St. or on Htainfgrd
.n u. “mun lmnt switch. I’honc'
’14.. H.
\lll.\'ll\T NOTICE
i. ”I: 4.1 .\munlk. 3H. I‘robntc
t .v lulu L'l .\. ll. 11921.
1 '- (.7 \nm- ll.ll‘l'.'lk l:Ili' of Nor-
-ll. ml llnl'iv‘i (lo-(‘I-liSr'li.
'l I .-l w: l'lillv'ill' for the lliS«
Om -l v'l\\‘.IllC. hath limited and al-
l . ' n.m.tl~: from the date-
1.... w 4'. tillm’s Of 5.1111 Estate
to . ' 1.. :l «aims for svttlcment.
r1 ,.. v- ~‘.ct to present thrir‘
, In. x .; . rly :nttr-stcd, within,=
A» 53H \‘ in Ilovlml‘l'f-ll it l't‘POVl'l'Y-
Au .1. lulu] to said listntc
nvw » l m n'mkc immcdiate'
‘1")
.lllSlePll llARllAlC
Administrator.
~ l
l \mek. as. Probate.
4‘0“ \ “.1921.
1‘ .~.v..‘ .\. Starr lute of
No: : luxlvirt. dcccnsf-d.
'l‘l ' .1‘ l'z-nllnic Tor Uli- l‘is-
in'cl l: llll limited and al-
luwl ‘l -‘ from the (into here-
of iv ... 3 t of mid Estate to
exhl ‘ Minis for settlement.
Tim. it to present their
acco n p. ll'. attested. within
- ~% .1. lunl'rl'tl a recovery.
A u- mm: inu‘omtwl to said Estate
.Ilt' l -|llw<ll ll in "\ukt‘ immediate
pfl)lllr lil l0
lv‘l:l~2llF‘.l:l(‘l§ ll. ROWAN
Executor.
F. ,-.__, . I
Vmfl‘ll .‘lOOSF‘. .
—- .‘lll numbers of So. Norwalk,
1.'nll',-'. No 329. :urc requested to meet;
:u Momw- llmr- at 6 o’clock (I). S. T.)
Inq. Mrs. A. Hirtzn
6 months, 8425: Eord Coupe 1920.
Etrns. Good value. 3676: Esserllzo
touring. Good condition, 8900: Ford
Touring .'18. new rubber. motor line.
8200. Arthur J. Crnndnli, 92 Wall St.
Phone 848 Ring 14. .
FOR SALE—A chance to secure a 6-
room modern home in Norwalk nto.
bargain. lient. electric lights, bath.
Modern throughout. If ~you hsve
$100 Cash Phone Norwslk 1900.
FOR SALE—About eight acres of
standing hay. to be cut by purchas-
cr. A bargain to quick buyer Who
will cut and re ove promptly. Pren-
tiss. 98 Woodwsrd avenue.
FOR BALE—Notice. I an: opening
a Store at 1% Elizabeth fit. of all
lkinds or remnants. piece goods. and
men's hosiery tit-prices lower than
elsewhere. Call and be convinced.
lA. Weissman.
FOR SALE—Chevrolet
first .closs condition.
quick buyer.
in
for
touring
Cheap
Maier's Trimming Shop.
90. Main Street. opp. “’ilson's Hat
Shop.
F‘Oll SALE—1920 l-‘ord touring.
starteh $350: 1918 Touring. 8260;
191R runabout $250: 1919 Touring.
place- for starter. demountable rims,
shock absorbers. 3325. Best bargains
in town, Call at 5 \Vestport Ave. or
phone 2153. Norwnlk.
FOR SALEwCabbage Plants. stocky
.nnd well grown Best winter va—
riety. Danish and Black Dutch. 50¢
per hundred: $4.00 per thousand.
Also cauliflower plants. Blithfl id
Farm. “'olfpit Hill Road. Bill, or-
walk. Telephone 1140.
FOR SALi-‘r-—4~cylinder Buick. A-l
shape. Big Bargain! 3250 takes it.
Austin's Garage. phone 1959.
FOR SALE»~Glrll-;' 18-inch bicycle
excellent condition. i'hone
So. Norwnlk.
FOR SAliEwlmrgc store; appart-
in
1274
w End! full lin or poui and
- e s s _ o .
dairy feeds; not us train 127qu
or small tailgating. mt
Sons. 2 Ben Sta.” South k.
Conn. Telephone 8.
”‘ unseen an sumo:
Gaunt its“ New Y
Dolly Trip-c
PHONE 907 '
SAVE MONEY
By but!!! one of the best lumps
on the market.
This week only .
C. B. Lumps no sud 110 volt
100 Won Nitrogen lsnip ....... $110.
200 Wstt Nitrogen lump . ..... use
Special 100 Wstt Lumsr White Dot-
O-Light. Violet Roy ”p.120 sud
110 volt. ' ‘ _l.u-
'rry s Violet Rsy Lsmp
J. H. atom
Electric Shop 8. Washington St.
chr of Mshsckemo Hotel.
LIGHTd 1’IIU¢:|I<):.NuOnco
Local sn Lon
Promptly and oily Bundled
A. B. (mus ,
PHONE 800-14
w. J. Lvous
Phone 2047 20 losses Piss.
MASONRY—OARPENTRY
311mg 8 on 'r coring.
a
l
"W ks. thin w . d ~
iii no In ins on All
IRRAvo. .1.an
~—.
THE ELITE 8801’
Phone Norwslhjln
ammmm
81:de Wig
Commeroisl Building
Norwnlk
. i. CLARK
110 Taylor Ave.. 80. Nor-walk, Ct.
Curbing Gutters. Lawn Rolling, Con-
crete sud Tar Wslks
Work _Dono In_ First om. _styls.__3
nn-nts on upper floor. inquire at
store. 168‘ Main St. telephone 1042-5.
FOR SALE—At edge of town. Conn.
try home 4 acres, large house in
good repair. distant views. 50 apple.
25 pear. 4 cherry and 80 ornamental
trws. gurdcn. good water piped to
house. Price 88.500; $1500 down.
Address Owner. Sentinel Office.
i-‘Oll SALE—Pierce Arrovaandnlt-t
good condition. \V’tll consider
small cur in part payment. lteavis
(lut‘uflb. lnc.. 'l‘nyior Ave. and Boston
Post liond. Phone 2228.
FOR SALE ~-(‘.olonia1 residence: lire
plum-s and can ed panels, [urge barn
and 1 14 urn-<4. Beautiful locallon.
$4.000. (lilo, Mitt-hell. telephone 1861.
Full S.\Ll<I———Al sacrifice tr-n shares
of People's It‘t' and Cold Storage of
Bridgeport Conn.. at $12.50 per
share. Cull or write Charles Stevens.
lit-lie; Islnnd. Phone 557.
FOR SALE—Damien: very attractive
modern house at bargain. Conven-
ient to station. 7 rooms. lmth. elec-
tricity. hardwood floors. large or
small plot. Address Owner, Box 1.1
c~o Sentinel.
170R SALE—English. Chateau on the
Sound. 9 rooms. 2 baths, garage.
sacrifice. The Gill Agency. Darien.
FOR SALE—Darion;
9 room colonial
house. garage. excellent commut-
ing. 812.500. The Gill Agency. Dar-
lcn. l
FOR SALE—West Norwalk. Artist's
home. 4 acres. stream. garage. or-
chards. possibilities. asking 365”".
$2000 cash. The Gill Agency, Dnricn
N Bros. nocsl snd long chance
trsc ngofsllkinds. Doll tripsto
New York. Address 71 street.
FROM THI FACTORY TO
1' I!
H3 H0
filth-sues, ‘ mm hoistsrs sud
cushions of minds sold on out-buy
ult‘plsn. Also W sags-r
m3... 817 for; museum. to
"commit us'r'rnsss co.
Franklin and Moons it. So. Nonnlio
NATHAN A MILLER
General connecting. painting and
psper longing.
Estimste
s churfniiy yon.
A. Nathan. 'l‘e lies-Ls
I. liilor. Tel. “1&5 >
10 Spring Street. Norwslk. Conn.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint our house
and keep it from doe-y. vs your
rooms decanted. Ask for my prices
on well pspsr. sud points. sto m
20 to 40 per cent on labor sud inste-
risl. Alsxsnder White. 85 have St.
South Norwslk.
Phone 818.
CARRIGAN a mm. lens: J long
distance of oil kinds
trucking
Ole. bury & 00.. Phone 1517. Rolls
phone 303.
FOR SALE 1
House 7 rooms. Hardwood Floors.
All Modern improvements. A-1 con-
dition: well located on Cove Street,
East Norwalk. Price 89500. For par-
tlculnrs and list of others
Ask John T. Hayes
7 IMIK STREET NORWALK
REAL iIxI‘ATl-Z INSURANCE
tomorrow night to attend l-‘lrt-men's , r "l
parade. ll ’ . . l
n 0. mm” M... Fiore Brothers Gan-u i
--_- 7n"? r; I Overhauling and Repairing _
-, ('AR D - 4' '5 i
We w [’0 thank our neighbors. " Hmfom Phc. Isl.”
filemlfl'nnd rt-luiiws. also l'ncas ' FIORB BROTHERS P'opo.
'l'ribe of itevlml-n i't-r floral tributes '.
and many acts of kindness and sym- . l
”thy during the illmss and after the ,7
death of our Ilm'livzx: lmy. WILLIAM F. I‘lOXT l
Mn. AND Mics. l'l..\l:l.ZNC‘l-‘: BANKS REAL ESTATE
LOOK l LOOK i BARGAINS IN
S- D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE comet
TIORIRY All) 10!
03M ems
63 Osborn Avenue
Inst Norwnlk, Conn
Phone A7948
l
REAL ESTAT‘!
In East Norwaik. two family house. 12
rooms ,
in South Norwnlk. two family house.
10 rooms. all improvements, hard
wood floors. newly decorated $7,200.
In Norwalk, two fnmly houses . $7,200.
Several one family houses from 84.-
000 to $5,000. All kinds of houses to
suit purchasers from 810,000 to 820.~
000. All kinds of forms from 83,200
to 36,500. One island summer cottage,
furnished, $1,600.
Cell and Let Me thew You, What i
. H a v e .
Office coil, as: Home, ”l.
SWABTZ ‘- MEET-r BLDG.
................
OLD CARS
9.1 Your Old cm tot»
i::;;igeport Auto’Wreck-
1
ng ..
mullet-thiamine
BetweenOsksndcsntarll.
B‘ Conn.
PhonsBsmumW .
Seoondhsndpsrtssndiirmto
fitmmshofos:
, TLWEKEEPER ms: 310 BOW.
*
NEW YORK. July 1.——Dr. J. B.
Ferrell. of Jersey City. today w...
named timekeeper for the Dempsey-
Csrpentter bout.
Jim Savage. of Orange. N. -J.. was
designated alternate referee in case
the regular referee. *Harry J. "Er-tie.
shouldbe unable to ofllcinte. single
has foughtheversi bootgin the hash-
weight division in the lost 10 years;
83m met-com m
my. nor-r
REAL. 5 2mg“. .. .
scam is. . a
Plumbing and Renting
Sheet Metsl Waking
mandala
U...
‘.
Country Water
Furusces.
'V . \N-r"..._— :I‘Z,
fiwsve.
o
august-Me, or Em ;de_
treated H. " ‘ '
“gunmen, July 1‘ .(By The 4..
med mil—m dust ’Lyéett
of End-ml.
and B. L,C: Xenon. 0? South “Africo.
.... noun Fliilli
outset. but soon reacted to 98%. This
The Connecticut State tennix- emu.
pionhip for womenwiu be held on
thc‘clsy coasts of the Con. try Club
of New eons-n... osmmncins Tue-
tiny. July 5. and continuing during the
week. The event include women's
singles. women's doubled and mixed
oubles. Provided the entry is large
enough. there will be junior sud girls'
singles. .
The singles will begin on Tuesday.
July 6. at 11 n..m. The doubles will
stort on Wednesdsy. July 6. st 11 s.
m. The mixed doubles will begin on
Wednesday. July 7. at d p.’ to. Draw-
i will be mode It the Country
tab on loud-or. It s p. m. ' '
The tournament is on open one um!
sll sre invited to psrtiolpst'e. A large
entry is expected. It is the hope of
the club that there will slso he A large
gallery.
Mrs. W Holds Title.
Mrs. Henry T . Eaton. of New Cs-
nnsn. will act as referee. All entries.
including numesnodd‘reues and tele-
phone numbers. should be sent to
Mrs. Eaton. Entries will close on
Sunday. July 8.
The United Stntes National IAwn
Tennis Association rules will govern.
The challenge trophy is now held by
Mrs. Edwnrd Raymond. Prizes will
be awarded~ to winners and runners-
up in all the events.
The tennis committee includes:
Mrs. Henry T. Eaton. chairman: Mrs.
Amhibsid E. Stevenson. Mrs. S. P. H.
Perry. Keith “jamn. Marcus Wh'tt-
ney and Charles Holmes. The special
committee consists of: Mrs. Rupert C.
King. Mrs. John A. Clarke. Mrs.
Henry Stege. Miss Edith Randy and
Rosamond Dorn
It was announced yesterday morn-
ing by the committee in charge thst
there will he also a boys' Junior: tour-
cement. play for which will-begin on
Thursday.
' INSANE-Hilfil’llll
Lafayette. Bur-buns, who claims that
he was an inmate of the Hudson Riv-
er Hospital. Poughkeepsie. N. Y.. un-
til inst Saturday when he wandered
AVIYI was picked up' in the streets of
the Second District. this morning. and
taken to police headquarters. where
he is under (intention until it can be
it-urned whether he is wanted as an
escaped prisoner from the New York
institution.
According to \‘m story totd by Bur-
linns to the police this morning. he
has four sons who live in \Vindsor
('cntcr. which is in the town of \Vind~
nor Locks. This was confirmed by a
telephonic conversation but it was
said that these sons had had the man
committed to,thc New York lnstitu~
tion and that they were unaware that
he had escaptd.
Ilurhnns is being detained here until
either his rcintivcs or the hospital
authorities come here for him.
Today in Wall STreet l
WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.——Pnes-
sure against oils was renewed at the
opening of tbduy's stock mnrkel.
Mexican Petroleum was firm at the
duplicates the low record of seversl
years made during yesterday‘s slump.
The Pun-American issues. General
Asphalt and Houston Oil lost 1 to 1%
points. 1'.,8.—<Rubber and the popular
steels and motors were inclined to
case. Gains running from fractions to
Northwestern. “'estcrn Pacific. Smith-
ern Railway preferred and Endicou-
Johnson. Virginis—Carolina Chemical
preferred was conspicuously strong.
rising 6% points.
MRS. DEMPSEY GETS COW.
SALT LAKE CITY. July 1,.———A
prize wighing‘ Jersey cow. '1: present
from Jack liempsey. to his mother.
Mrs. Cealis Dempsey. has been dolly-
cred at her home. According to the
formgr owner's statistics. the cow pm-
du ed seven gnllonspf mllk_a do)! and
21 unds of butter in week.
There is no Carpentier money in
Salt me City. One bet of $1,000 to
83.500 on Dempsey to win wentrbeg-
sins.
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HOPE TO CHANGE NEW mm
' . MHZ.“ "
ROCHESTER. N; Y.. July 1.—
Clinton N. Howard. secretary of the
International Reform Bureau. it! to-
ds)‘ thst the bureau would 1“
s mica [at once to chsngc the
New 'Jersey :lsw. under which the
Wimp boat is pen-it-
ted. He slso mid he hsd declined on
offer of s blew York ucwspsper of: d
sent at the ringside if he would write
on secountof the bottle\
FAIR WEATHER NR THE "our.
WASHINGTON. July 1.——A tanger-
ature between 80 and 85 degreessud
generally fair weather was fprecsst
today by the Weather surest: (or the
Dempny-Qrpentl‘s‘r light tomprpw.
Thee is s. probobllity tint "IQMI‘
cipsls snd shootout-[will-n'ot‘mbe to
endure n brollingouy. is thev'vnflthsr
experts so: lf'mny’not be shohtely
elem- «Ever [{0ng Thing Acres; ’-
- ._. ....
wigs sum-Inst round ofthcmenls
do es
'w
‘.
c. ...‘.
in the Britt-Irma court ten, .
'E. Bedford 01 Bdlport, L. 1..
1 point were made by Chicago and.
‘- nu agent will not meet the
. 80' ’
30me CITY. Ind.. 3613' 1...
Cuties MM WHO We beds a. on
01 the vioo-prosldoh‘t of charm
Oil Conn-av. mauve- Ms horns"
N""“" W. wis’ sentenced wig
loom 3m. Pm
“from three to live yours too".-
“mfl’m M38. 180 colts-metab-
ing s roadster hsrs lost Saturday.
driving it to Toledo, Ohio, at“;
‘° “um Bald. but. where he wos
arrested; - ‘
Charle- Bedford is the nineteen;
veer-old son of Kr. and Hrs. Chas-Ins
' 'Vi the
grandma M Ma Thoma; m-
ford. the retired Sundsrd Oil man.
of Greens Farms. A’ yen:- “6 he w“
taken with scarlet fever. which loft
him mmnrny mommy nub-lune.
ed. He was placed in the rum.
Bunitnrium. A few weeks ago it wss
decided that hc.shouid be not to s
coach in the West. where outdoor
life might result in his complete rc-
eovcry. In the core of s. physician.
ten days ago. the youth started for
the‘ West on s New York Central
min. '
A stop was made in Chicsgo. and
while at 3. hotel in thst city he Geop-
ed from- the physlclsn sud since then
the country has been searched for
him by the police and a detective
ncy.
afiéince the boy‘s disoppcorsnce. the
Bedford family have spent runny
sleepless hours hoping-to hear of his
wheresbouts. It was not until Wed-
nesdsy nights that they learned of
the boy's predicament. Mr. and Mrs.
Bedford will leave immediately for
Indians. wmppnied by physicians
who have attended the boy.
ENllSlilElll WAR
RESlllllllllN. Gills—-
"Tilllll PRESlllllll
promise resolution terminating the
state of war with Germnny snd Aus-
trie was expected by Senate lenders
to be sent to President Harding to-
day. .
“’hen the president signs the reso~
lution it is understood that the way
will be open for the resumption of
diplomatic relations with the former
enemy countries. According to od-
mifiistrnuon officials. however. no
definite plans have been made as to
the means by which the relations will
be restored.
cumin SBlENEE A
TRUSTEE RESlfiNS
BOSTON. July l.——The trustees of
the Chrhtian Science Publishing so-
ciety announced today the resignation
of Dania B. Ogden as trustee. In his
letter of rcdgnntlon Mr. Ogden. who
had been connected with the society
for 13 years Its business manger or
trustee. -id be had considered migh-
ing for some time post. but felt he
should do what he could “to help sus~-
tain Mrs. Eddy's deed of trust. which
created the trustees of the publishing
society.
“Now that the litigation between
the directors is concluded. and pre-
ceding final decidon of the supreme
judicisl court of Momhmtts. I feel
I have fulfilled my duty and I there-
fore now tender my resignation."
CITY AN DSTATE
SWEPT BY STORM‘.
Norwaik and vicinity was treated
yesterday to n downpour of rain which
commenced late “'ednesday night and
continued at intervals during the
night and yesterday. at times accom-
panied by sharp lightning sud heavy
thunder. Yesterdsy the storm settled
into a. steady rain. which fell heavily
at times. -
The rain of yesterduy followed s
couple of days of cloudy and shower!
weather with light precipitation in
this city sud immediate vicinity. sl-
though further north the mintnll was
much henvier.
Yesterday's smother woo due to s.
movement of a disturbance which wss
central over the New Jersey coast.
yesterdny morning. boring moved
southeast“!!! from Ontario. and who.
moan-enter! by showers slang the At~
lsntic count from Virginia to Maine.
This disturbance has’now ps-ed out
to sea. and clearing weather is prom-
ised for today.
N0 WWNG AGENT.
I u—uu-mu-
om m M NE. W Pso-
hibiflon law.
*—
Under the new State prohibition
law. whichhgoes,.into eflect today. the
office 0! pm dinner agent is
abolished. and. in the future, all cases
arising tronfllqnor law violsucns will
be males by’ Prosecuting ‘A-hotney
i
-
l
» 10“..
m.» end.
on to.
enpitu. failed to materialize. The ear
l
WASHINGTON. July l.—The com-
‘nms. July 1.-—-Senstor Francs o1
lurylsnd. who pious to confer with
RI-isd‘ Soviet officials relative to
trsds conditions. hos loft :ngs for
art-Ode In 0. dingy old no-
.,gl_r_w.ich would thins him
the ammonium-sud
wo- Impaled by 5 funny haired.
bespectacled young mun. who spobe
with-more or is. nocurscy 12 1““
ms had for whom the DOM!
nation has “ssh! sebum sup
port. "he was to enact. the role of
official courier ‘hnd'fintcrprfier.
Tho‘iluxurious Ming our umlly
provided for~Bolsheviki diplomats on
the trip from Rigs. to Moscow. and in
which distinguished guests of the Bav-
iet government have been taken to the
in which Senator France left had s cs-
psciw for fourteen perms. and pro-
vide considerable baggage space. It
had ofteen per-mm: aboard and differ-
ed from the other fourteen cor-s on
the trun only in being less crowded
than the rest. ‘
Senator France and his compsniou
had one small cmpartment grimly
to themselves. but there won no bed-
ding except at mattress. but the sens-
tor hsd provided his own sleeping m.
"I will be perfectly comfortable.”
he declared as his train pulled out. "I
have travelled standing before this."
A Boisheviki journalist who inter-
viewed Senator France -quotes him us
having declared thnt Americsn sud
Russian co-operstion would suffice to
counteract Jam designs in Siber-
tion between Russia. Germsny and the
I‘nited sates irr economic and politi-
cal spheres. .
Senator mace told the W
Press thnt in the min the intervlw
was correct. but thr‘ he did not man
to advocate a German. Americsu sod
Ruminn politics! silisnec. Ho sxpsots
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