ON, July 26.-—Th’e Turkish
st Government. o'vving to the
Greek advances in Asia Mi.
been obliged to transfer the
in Government and the Turk-
- .aiist Assembly to Sivan. ac-
to Constantinople dispatches
nchange Telegraph Company.
‘ 8, July 26.—An announce-
the Greek Official Agency late
7. said the Turkish losses in
cuddled. prisoners and miss-
Ppunt to seventy-live. per cent.
entire. lighting strength in
or.
H tcmenl. claims the Greeks
vr-n ,such a wedge into the
Nationalist lines that the Ke-
,‘ es at Angora. the capital.
‘P h_ern branch of the Flagdad
" Pvf- been cut off from those
on the line. of the railway.
o the south.
nflrmed." says the. state-
i. the Turks lost heavily in
-n days of fighting which re-
the occupation of Eski-Shehr
retreat of the Turkish forces.
Drive Wedgerlnto: P“
't Forces at Angora.
efive. Per Cent. of the Turkish Fighting P
4 1 Said to Have Been Killed, Wounded.
P-nPe Prisoners or Missing—Great-Qu'anti— "
. es of Rifles and Munitions Abandoned,
jand Eight'Heavy Guns Were Taken.
it can now be stated- that the enemy
lost more than three-quarters of his
forces in guns and in men.,killed and
wounded. prisoners and deserters A The
greater part‘of the firkish divisions
lost- most of their effectives. The
number of rifles and the ‘quantitiu of
munitions abandoned. which are bein
found/daily are steadily increasing.
Eight heavy guns were taken _by one
of our divisions alone in three days. ,
P "Having occupied Afiun-Karahisrar.
Kutaia. Eski-Shehr and ' Billedjik.
which now comprise our consolidated
front. our troops in the northern sec-
tor and those of the southern sector
have effected a junction and form a
connected line. in the center the ene-
my front has been broken and his
troops at Angora have been separated
from those at Konieh."
ATHENS. July 26 (Greek Official
Agency) —A naval statement issued
by the Admiralty announces the cap-
ture of a steamer belonging to the
Turkish Nationalists. Russian Ind
Turkish gold to the amount of several
thousand pounds was seised.
P Am
r -4:,a_ -
PETE) T0 ,
AHEANSWER
July :5 (Associated Press).
.circles tonight were dispos-
P. as! definite action by the
Cabinet tomorrow (Tues-
ptance of President Hard-
gestion for a Hit Eastern
. ce. Apparently the talks be-
Ambassador Shidehara and Sec-
offltate Hughes. in Washing-
avc gone far toward clarifying
. nation.
rding to Japan's understanding
American viewpoint. as given
ere. America's idea is to make
sis of the conference a broad
ion of policies and principles.
than of specific topics. although
anticipant would have the right
roducc specific subjects it they
germane to the principle under
ion and if the powers generally
l'acillc were affected. The idea
. to prevail that questions at.
two powers should be In;
vvr possible. to the powers cor-
t.
Hu-nerul position of Japan was
arm-(i as follows:
(‘0 now prevails in the Far East.
in great aim of the. conference
« lw to harmonize policies. and
l‘til'ipants in the conference
.strhe to this end. Bitterness
‘i.-.umi(-rstsndings should not be
1 'l)‘ allowing any participant
l- tlw conference with the feel«
it action had been taken detri-
m his right and vital interests.
RETANl-A Hill
3 EXTINJUISHEII
. AMPTON. an... July :0.—
ch broke. yesterday on the
Mauretania while she was
‘ her dock here. was. ex-
.” at 4 o'clock this morning.
. D. and E were completely
- amidshlps.
. pausngers who were sched—
sail on the Mauretania Satur-
i be accommodated on the
. and the. Carmania. , while
0 had booked Item-age pas-
! be distributed among other
the Cunard Line. according
nouncement this morning"
_ AMI’TON. July 26.—After a
- ting more than twelve hours.
on board. the. Cunarder
which broke out as all-5.
at her doek yesterday
. were finally uqed by
n early today. but not before
or 01 the mammoth liner
'dge Says There Are
No Kings in Illinois
might be a formal message. although
Congress himself to present it.
ier it rad been said it would take the
- form of a letter to interest
tees.
ministmtion‘s plan for funding tin
debts orthe rat
ment and for meeting tho ohms of
the carriers against the Government
had been placed in mussge tomb;
emo last night to Wfiaus to oo-
and a publicity committed was
pointed to acquaint those merchants
who did not attend M nfiht’s Wt
ing. of the plans
meeting will be
merchants who did afl‘attond last,
night‘s m'eeting will ho invited to at; ’
tend this one. ' P
w. “Bellamnfthswm
wasphcedattho “3 $-49
Governor Small To Subject to
Arrest and
for Ills Acts as
Treasurer. . .~
LP SPRINGFIELD, lli.. July 26.—
Judge Smith in his 0 ion on the or-
rest of Governor Smal for embezzle-
ment today held that warrants should
be served upon the governor. but that
the executive should be permitted to
make his appearance at his conven-
ience. within a reasonable time.
The Judge developed his opinion as
follows:
That there is no such'thing in Illi-
nois as the. divine right” of kings an}
that the king has no counterpart in
Illinois.
That it is beyond the scope of the
governor's power to call state troops
to shield him from arrest.
That Governor Small. despite his
position as chief executive of the state.
is subject to arrest and prosecution
for his acts as state treasurer.
That the statutes of limitations
would expire through any prolonged
delay in serving warrants upon the
governor.
That it is not the duty of the court
to withhold warrants for the governor
That Governor Small should be per-
(Continued on Page Disks)
EUNHINH HEHT8
.
MADRID. . July' SCI—Official mu-
ssges littering through from' lorooco
last night and early this morning as-
sumo a loss alarming tone in telling a:
the recs lighting e’en Bunion
troo d flourish men in the
Melt ‘aroa »
Spanish reinforbelnents under com—
mand of- -Beueral Navarro have left
Melina for Sididrigv ere a. fierce
battle is said to be p ing favor:
ably tor the Spaniards In addition to
these reinforcements. a brigade .
Hussars has been sent to the troublgd
area. from Spain
General Berenguer. the high com-
missioner in Morocco. issued a state-
ment. yesterday saying that the tro ps
near the coast are receiving at: ort
from several warships. He added that
declarations of loyalty to slash. are be—
ing received from many'quarters. and
that the situation was improving ra-
pidly. .
The last official communication is-
land from the Spanish War Office said
that 25 000 Spanish , as now are
in tho Phlolilia sons. _. '
mm ATTHHNEY
THFT8 WHE8 PIHNT
BOSTON. July 36 P--District Attor-
ney Nathan A. Tufts scored a further
point today in the Supreme Court
proceedings by which Attorney-Gon-
oral Align
from .
n5. -
a compihtioffi ‘
district a
19:0. The
allowsd. would .MVe boon to show
that the We of sentences ob-
tained was small. and that after ap~
penis many cases were quashed or
died. Counsel for the district attor-
ney announced that if this matter
was admitted; the trial would run
into months because Mr. Tufts would
enter a defense on every one of the
1388 cases involved.
The full bench ruled today that the
attorney- general eculd proceed onlg
with such of the cases ha Hr. Tufts
had personal knowledge of. This rul-
ing Was in line with a previous de-
cision by the court as a rssnlt of
which the prosecution mm!
dropped nine of its specific charges
against the district sttosnew.
, .
SHIPPINli HHAHH
l98E8 VE88EE8
NEW YORK. July 36.—Restored
to at least temporary control of the
nine big ocean liners seized‘ by the
United states Shipping Board for al—
leged violations of contract. the Unit-
9E HAHHHAHS
WASHINGTON.
July
form President Harding's communica-
tion to Congress On railroad financing
would take. They said the document
the President did not plan to go to
Earl-
"commit-
WASHINGTON. July :6 .——Tho Ad -.
to tho Govern:
(Continued on PIOP. M);
Shopping Center
For South Not-walk
The merchants 09 South Norwalk
held a gathering at them Ugh-ick-
operation towmake Southtflonvalk a
shopping center. '
Considerable enthusiasm was shown
a.
loco-sod. ~Anothu
ed soon and those
Trough the m of Isms» o.
ifvuodonPag-Iov'sn)
merchants toenail-m '
hint
2-6--Whlte‘ ed the steamers to their charter-en
House officials laid at 10. 30 a. ’11.. .‘yegterdgy by mem of 3 temporgr’
that they weer still in doubt as to the injunction
Board omclsls fro minterfering with.
the United States
Company's poms-ion of them. psnd- .
ing a father hearing on Thursday
Jaime-r Rhiannon consist form ‘
Shipping Board. induced Justina Burr _
to hold a‘st'cond hearingathisctnhim
lsst'niglitona/motioatocavsattha-
W auger. '
*5 mm the
ed ‘ States Mail Steamship Company
planned to start one of its ships. the.
America. for Chel'bourg and Bremen
at noon today
Supreme Court Justice Burr restor‘
restraining Shippim
Mail Stummip
Bur-rm
.CHHE EAHINET
. "9‘ _'
.p‘fis lbs-Po;~
‘ Halo.
1101300821311! it;
elated Pro-l r—Am
the Government tutor.” Oath!
House of Comm be ”3.98
Parliament would he a . -- - Aug-
not“. but new, mops-i
slbllity of its :' P, again
in November or Donna: . to Ppam le.
gtslation neceuary to gt ' M to .3
Irish settlement."
PRESlBENlP’ ll
HAVE Elam
WHITE H91NE HHS
WASHINGTON. July— IS.--A vac...
tion of several du- MP the White
Mountains of New 341mm,.“
planned by Wand Mrs. Hard
ing to follow their atto'pdsnce ass:
Monday at the Pilgrim Torcenten "”
celebration at Plymouth. Russ.
During their outing they are to be
mm of Secretary Weeks of the War
Department at his country place near
Lancaster. N. H.
Under present plans. thev will go
directly there from Plymouth. arriv-
ing a week from today and probably
remaining until the following Satur-
day or Sunday. Durinrthn stay the
president expects to accept no invi-
tations. but to devote his whole ttms
to rest and récroatlon.
It is hoped to make the trip to
New England and M on lnthoprss‘i;
mm in
' summon
Seventy-five Norwalk Boy scouts
today are enyoytng week of camping
at Great Pond. near Bedding. The
boys. left yesterday for the camping
grounds. stopping over night in North
Wilton and arriving at Great Pond.
this mOrnln‘.
Friday night will be visiting time
and arrangements will be made. to
take parents and frien of the boys
to the camp. Those inPte ed should
communicate with Attorney Ira 0.
(Continued on M Four) /
HA8 HESHTNEH
SANTIAGO. Chile. July Zfl—The
Cabinet laughed yeste rday afternoon
after the Senate had voted disapproval
of a decree granting rate increases
and certain other concessions to an
English railroad transporting nitrate
from the 'I‘nrapaca province.
President Alessandri is expected to
accept the resignations. and to form
n now-political Cabinet composed of
'bilise Hexico‘s finances. President]
A. secondary stop in the improve-
ment of the trolleymervios in Norwalk
was taken this morning whoa addition-
sl hinder privileges were granted
the public. The announcement coll-
cernlng the change was do‘ by
Thom? Macbesn. superintendent of
the Norwalk Division of the- Connecti—
cut company.
l'ndor the new plan. transfers good
for the East avenue line made be had
at any point on the West avenue line.
Formerly. transfers to the East av’e-
nue line were not granted except
south of the armory' on south bound
cars. The same situation prevailed on
north- bound .cars and it was nece-
sary to board the car above the ar-
mory in order to obtain an East ave-
nue transfer.
r A similar situation prevailed on the
East avenue line where St. John street
ku the dividlhw line. Passengers on
mofthatmmoxdertoobtais
unmo‘hatmtnordertoobula
Moor-QM)
P8P."
lg?»
HHSTHEHEPEA.
‘ ’Wslls of House
“figme-
ism-um
After robbing the unconscious man
of 3'0. the police allege. the two as-
sail‘ants .cut the tires on the farm
automobile to_elude pursuit. and tied.
After regaining his senses. the hired
man crawled on his stomach for
mile to his own home.
‘ Charged with the assault that might
ye ended in murder.
formerly of the Catamount section of
Greenfield Hill.
PM avenue. Not-walk. and Louis
Wit. of Norwalk. were both ar-
reded in Norwalk by Constable a. R.
Elwood. of F‘airfield. and Detective
remnant 'thonnss Hunt.
Ton y
mimeld. now
Strained domestic relations have or
_ istod between
Es, Carolina. for sometime.
Four Men Expire
After Drinking Colclncuih
sand
J ltneurs Must Exchange Old
Plates for New Style
Before Monday -
. HARTFORD. July '28. —Jitneymen
opal-sting their ears under the old ‘
“P. a" markers and not in wmpli- v
withthsnswiitneyiaw. willbs
arrested by lusts police after Monday
unless they have been ‘tskeo in
charge by local We that
day. it was learned at the slum Hour-
Vehidle Department yesterday.
Rotor Vehicles Commissioner
Btoecksi said the department wished
to give holders' of the now useless
public servioo‘ markers 0. reasonable
time in which to comply with the
new law. which provides for a differ-
ent mic of registration plate of pub-
lic service vehicles and jitneys. Spe-
cial deitve'y letters have been sent to
all holders of the “P. 8." markers ad-
vising them to surrender their licens-
es lmmdiately. Thane who try to‘
operate with them. will be subioet to
Jifiieymen Are
a...”
memo-t JudgeJohn I". BIL~
Gtaliwarnsd the harem if lacy
opdrflsd
mmywouldrecuvcsevere
m
”(summon men
Mohammasthurc-
ammonia-means“ they
marinathelrcu-shm
Warned by Judge
H'P‘PP Windy u:—m~
who had '0‘.
Wm Mic
W
”were”;
Nollsswmeuosredhallot
again without obtaining
a
Radio.
of 32
his wife.
Recently
Trapping his wife in the mom of his she ma an action to:- dive-cg
hired man. last Saturday night. a Fair- M,-
held. farmer. with a companion. both and Rails left tau“. Id want it.
armed with knives. a rsvoltmr and
bhdgeoas. attacked the hired man
beat- him no badly that he is in a
serious condition.
chargingherhwm
Pflorwalk. * ,
In MP”
Under cover of damn he had
late Saturday lg.“ ‘13“
cautiously about plied. rm loi-
Mrs. Rafts and Walter nun. a sews-
bor. and employed on the “or.
hemsde hishomessatflflxh'nll.
were in a mum in}.
Taking adva «that M
Rafts and Zglamblcklm In“ ti.
house and concealed nominal: st
the foot of the attic “no. when they
could peet' out and “all the move-
ments of the “i m ww
M had an;
velver. an “out“ was m
wit it an ircr- pipe and aP knits. In
Rat’s claimed. ‘ '
“link rs-
lau r. Mrs.
turned to the 'tor the Itch.
(Continued; on .Plli Tin-.0
'ony
. Po.
.D
0-“
Break lnto Shipment fro-r
to IScoru" of
CHICAGO J P
.workimtnt‘hellliiaésu ‘WPPP
houss discovered a mi
labelled “Wine—H per cent.“P
part of a shipment from
It was
Pm
Davis and 00.? Detroit chant-m ‘.
New Orleans men prepared u
a Baochanallhnr‘ialt. Tho!
three of the twelvi bottled in tho
ton. They
cooler. Four of them died. in m
their lives. ..
Such was the tragedy dhclond'y.)
working on the ning of the ‘1
men since July 12 at‘thc direction ‘
Pmstd' ent Obregon
Starts Economy Program
nnxroo ’Crrr. July ;§.—-—In‘ line
with a recently announced program of
economy by which it is hoped to ma-
Obregon last night issued a decree pro-
viding for a reduction of ten per cent.
in all salaries except those of lea than
three pesos daily. The reduction ap-
arrut. tins and revocation of automo-
bile lioenssa AProbate will be allow- not ”M but .5 taxicabs.
ad on surrendered markers. _
BEER. RESOLUTION I‘VTBOD. (ICED.
WWTON. July 26.—-A resolu-
tion "airing the Internal Revenue
Comma to transmit to the Senate
the‘mfl draft
per-mm physicians to prescribe
beer was introduced in the Senate yes-
terdsy. by Senator Mosei Republican.
PNew Wire. but Senator Nelson.
Republican, Minnesota. objected to its
lmmodiats}:
solution meat
of regulations
onsideration.
over.
and the re-
Coroner Pete-r It. Holman. .
‘The men drank wine of colchim‘
seed." saidr corones Hanan.
can be bought at any drug store. A.
adult dose is a third of a tuspoontul.
The six men drank 720 downs. I
think the goverment should prohibit
the shipment of.such ’drugs m
'W'lne' on the labels. They should ls.
marked ‘Poison.’ "
The four men‘ who died were AI-
(Continued on Pan limo)
plies to military and civil empioyes
alike. and will be effective between
Aug. 1 and Dec. 31. In addition to a
cut in. federal expenses. President
Obregon has-ordered that the costs of
municipal admistration also be sharply
curtailed. _
An urgent need of money to reha-
bllitate the railroads. establish a iner-
chant marine. and provide for general
reconstruction. was given as the reason
for the order.
his personal friends.
PARIS. July at
night, of two men.
dean prism: tho pines
uncovered fro
Franco and uh} .. .
{ .
u:-
handbag. occupy the date- August.
2. 81.31. he entertainment pron-am
Saturday. July 30th.
od dinosaurs week.
‘
TIME BENT 998?A9E HATE g:
HHH TAX 9N HANK CHECKS P
AHE mm 9? Mm
EP-‘The sales
tax as a soul-o. of I!"
ntvenue practically has been a...
doned by the Administration on thin "
score of inexpedieacy And IsoausarQ
would result in heaping tam-s
Zgiombioki went to tho. NM mi.-
Mandate-7.
the remaining two arevaghtinc ~_
terday by the police. whokhsvo in...
‘ _
A
,
I .
«a
r
4
tin cups from tho I“ .»
taxes This was indicated ha M *‘C
by Secretary of the Treasury Hello...
Mr. Helios suggested several nova!
sources of revenue which might .8.-
plant the sales tax propoul afi
which are under consideration but!
by the Treasury Department and- tho
House Ways and Hos-as Comm
These include a W of tho I cont
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