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METABLISEED 1870
,%U MutflIhMNom-kl’ost
SOUTH NORWIIX. om. _ TUESDAY, AUGUST 9,1921
'oalceusSecmdalullulm.t
Resist Determined Attacks
'Ey Tribesmen For 1 Days
P1214,» of. £121.. i'Ading a Body of Men for the Purpose of
‘A llélll’li'llfllg‘ the Right Flank of the -. Moroccan
Fl‘i'ihcsmen Appears to Have Met With Fail-
ure ——New Spanish Cabinet to Be Form-
ed, as King Confers With Count
'Riomanones, the Former Premier.
1.1tillllll', A .1 ll ‘n’p-iiidli llii'ci':
tantrum" 1, hurl poulzuii.. south Li"
Elk-huh. Jxlo. n . 4-, yulq it' Hie} hiixi'
bur-i influhi”; tl'ir'iiiiiiied :l.ttflf‘E{t~ ll\
rz-w-llimi. 1 ‘l-‘..:liL'H lo. Uli‘ [Hid-i neck
0' "nun,
'iai olive”! ,. ilcivzi-m Lniu'vl lust
Hat‘h‘. 4 vial u' 7. 'mm u‘ illlllllllllllllli
Ilv‘llld ( un ii) I in (ll ~ lrn'.i'~ 0" Still
Hunt-ll (-ml .’~I allyfi lu. . (‘nlumzi or
.‘~ipi.iii..h hoop“ hm'. ll- I'l”_"“'lli"(‘ (vt'
Mgimguvlli 0' H40...- l~J'~:| -. V-.'-. ll'lll‘
(Klit‘tidny Ur ' .‘u 'Ii’“ll"lll Eh iv‘ llli‘ i‘nl-
iiuiii-I :i.. Iii-.I lwu lgillul ‘l'l l l 'n
wnull it'll III (l 'I'.rl\’lll‘: ll‘.» (l":\()\‘ (7'll-
l\’ll\)f (he ii 'l'rlllOll’ l' I» 'll'f‘lJlfill
Hir- Spanish l'wt- ("Hlnishh-l lllt‘lll-
h.'|v.’-.. iii |v(v .1.. . . -Ioi ‘l: .-.‘ii:~; iii-"10“”
of. (Humour-.0,
(.1-ii i'vl I I‘ LN), \"I‘ ”- ll‘llil '.\ l~~
T!“,)Iuv -lli. . . r-i ii, l~ ‘llplli'illl‘
.‘Vllll DEII'L“11'E ."ll (law-Cilia: llt;- ill
10”.." (if Iiin..iil .‘Viiiiii‘. ’i'lin m‘lit‘i'i!
0
his: lllL‘lll (lQ‘l'lSIIW'll
lllklnl'.‘ pi‘uvis‘ioiis to
Mount .\Z'l'llll. which has been (’ill‘l‘lt‘ll
on by Illl'ililllll‘. cunt-limes. but it
llillll'li llll' ”Army is showing inert-used
:icliiity.
'l‘l'l‘
s.lih--l
Slilll'llll'lll issui-il
lhul llu- “'Ul‘k o.
is
sin-:iiiii-i' l'u‘li\~'l‘ l‘.:i':
from l‘l':lll. Aline-rs. l‘rir Ali-lillu.
:i Spuilisvi <l|‘l:l(‘llllll‘lll which
:0 runs llll‘ l‘ri iicli l'routi. r Ull .lul}
.lnll \vus li-iiipoi‘ui‘ily lull l'llt'll. 'l‘hi'
“nil; ul’ lumliug .i l‘C'llr‘lilfl‘Jlill‘ lmil)
ni' llll'll sniillii.ist iil".\li'lill:i l‘ui' llll‘
purposu ol' illilll'lxllll: thn- ri'zhl “till“
(it llii- \llll'Ul'f‘Jll lri‘u-r-iiinn :tllll pussi-
luli. ll‘ll'tlt‘llln}; ilu ir llll!‘ m' commun-
i«"- .li-iif‘ni‘s lii ll’l\l‘. lui lhl' lili-
iw-iil u! li.i.~i. nut “ill! failure. .\
la >l‘H’lll l' iiiuil's: zilumz ill“
.lllll “.5.
iiPIH'UL‘k‘lI
Spanish
(‘:|l’l‘) lll'."
ill-ii
lliil'~‘
.l\\ I\l'i:‘i'.
l‘Ut'i ii.-.i.<l--i‘i' .\l”l’lll‘l“.l!‘ (’l),l‘«l.
In ll‘l\i Lul Iv». :t‘\‘,v lU
(Continued 0:: Page Four) .
Disabled Soldiers’
Pienielat Roton Point
01-? of the Biggest Excur-
sions of. the Season Enjoy
Vaudeville Program, Ball
(fame and Other Features
.’l‘hc humbled Soldier? Or'i-fiiil;’ntlriii
in - Lincoln Institute fur Vocational
filducalimi of New Yorl: citv, lit-hi :i
l;{v||.ol:_l' (wmiiaior. to I‘.0l.0u I'oiiil
i'nii, yc:.lm-(l_~y, ignchinq lvcrv on
1.9 ”fl the planner "Sirius. crquJe-il
;.n (in! another passz'ugi'l‘ weiill llOl
Inn-c found c. ioiig h room no place
lliill..|"l (in ha i l Dillsll‘ and d'iiicinc:
\V'i-ie (ujoged 01. board ship to ill.-
:Vli um. (it put of th.- lzlh lit'it‘lllli'l.‘.
l‘olvii- Item-rye. Haul conducted h:
Lucille-unit Hour-r, lC‘JJPl‘. 'i'lis- iiizijor.
ity of the rut-Ly lr‘l‘fll'l‘ll‘Nl to :l.(-
to enjoy ln..l:0l lunch-o ., VV'hili-
otlicn.‘ pill'lOOl. of (‘lwl‘ l-li-ury Mi-lz'. '
CYCCIJ.‘IIE ghoir- dinner. l‘i.i\'"ll‘.lil_\ v.4;
blown by llii- liilll .‘illll lh"
“um”:gullit-IC'J 97")“. l ‘(';islno."
HI
97
grim.-
rv’izz‘i'lu‘,
illi-
porch Ni-yillu liq-l.” Ll’ITIJKl‘I' h.”
.‘llnlm. l'oiiil lurk, ii troiziri rl Hi! irii'l
l/l‘VlluleVC' l0 U i'- [V'Oiiii‘ Billd "'Iiii
Illicit, Ni. lmv'rhme ['4 l2‘
.1hf' ,H‘.'l:-lull of ll-’-lii'iili‘.ii;0:i, of Hi;-
l“"l.'l.‘l ll(i.ii'.l l:ir' ‘(uviv’zuuul 'l'l‘uill—
in): Ilv' (“lllltll ml ll. it rl (O (I. Vi'l‘i’
Ull;'l‘|ll giiv.-ii.im-IIL ii. i"- the Ilouou
:vlrl.- H ii'iy ]. l’i lioi V' :.~ iit'. Able to Lil-
-d Liv (-iiI'ifl‘ 0‘ lil" Ilf~ililihl (wil-
i1" . ]l(»\v.-. '1‘ hi ll!l u '9 ;. sin-M'li
lIi il Ii" li.iil ill ‘liifl‘l 13' ll." 0(1‘.i<il)i.
fiill :i..lr,(-v.l lull l2: lug." 0.4- ion?“-
'iI laiiii in i l“l";' “2 ‘E'lH'l'l' 'l'ltf'
I! win mn- iii .3 l. i'ii'm :~ :7 1- in
lmi E’lvllllrl'i ('l l‘ lK‘JlH‘AY i'i-fi’wl l»)!
\'.._ lllJliI’. lulurv 'iu :Ti‘i l"-.iii'::‘.il‘.
(if lh- (‘niiii'nli’r-u in.“ 3.1;": l_.' ’1,Vllllll.l
Rum or [he f'llJl‘l», 1:5~ .ly'u't'li 2‘ ~ iiuil
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Ill. ASAAAAAAA
AiAiii um
I AAAA iAAiiii;
of Transportation
I" ’.\' build“ to National
match (is tor Trucks
’- .',~' My of (hm-calcut traffic and
1-3,; .. c'mi llllOLH ir' connection with
, l ll’lllll (-i’roii to salm- the tram-=-
l'wf '1» .ii pi‘Olilati'l and to arrive at
n ludsz {oi lyOLll tin-'o'ghoul: til-:-
“"""'I)'. WCL- Made yeste rday by fed‘
L" 1‘ (')p0.ll.l
lirin'c-sentiiig the public roads bu-
7" |u (-C tlirglznzted Shite-s department
0' uz'iigultuic and the National Re—
‘l.l Ii Council V‘v’illiaiii Kendrick
II ill. inch-”or of chil cugii eerinq
..._i di. ’“(Clor ot the. material testing
I'li .i ilzir) of Purdue University: J.
l-': .l(v7 Mzrrlmy. professor of econom-
I -- if t. e. llllj\el'lo t" of V/isconsin. and
1 r Hit-i. Joseph Tiideii, Strathcoxm
I" i"".»0r of engineering mechanics 11-:
-I' l'niversjly, conferred vxith High-
(tmnmirmoner Charles J. Bennett
l m wired into the Sltultlfill of Cor;-
1 n v.'_, proceeding: from tore to Mas-
_ mm; .tllll liiinois. It is understood
(Lin “'J.’ the first state visited.
< 'I‘I-" oMf-c‘ or the. committee is to
"" ’lll'illf', ii’ pouible. the extent to
l; thr- motor trucl: and passenger
\rl'
SEARCH All
SHflTfiUN'Wlllllll
lllllEll KENNEDY
IDS ANlll'IlAih‘. Cal. 'Aug. 9.—
.\'~-.u'i'li i'm' thi- shotgun with which
John lii'llull Kennedy Vvus killed iii'ur
thc summer collage, in Beverly ("vii-u.
l"llil:l}' iiith. Vixis pressml Vigorously
today in) county culhorilio's. :15 Ill“
most iiiI noituiit liiil; still iiiisslurr iii
ll‘.‘ Hunk which his iii-vii llll‘ (llS‘
(i-‘.I iml iii ('uiini-i‘iiuu Vi'ilh Illt‘ Hllll<
Ni
lx'n'ixiieilV's‘ lirnly
li~|<l lii"‘i' this zill-
ill“ Llell is iii--
1-.iViii.<liiip.~< :Il‘ll
:iimi: the i'uili‘miil
Animus, Xl'\llllil.
ltui‘cli :iuil
iiiiui'st (new
hwluliul in In
renown. 'l‘hi'
iii lhll>lll‘il
stuns lit’ir' :iiiil
ii.:ii‘ of" '.‘.i_\ 2%) l
\.‘.i" '. .\iihiii‘ (”Whit-nay
\li~' fvl.~.vl‘i\iiii (Hwinlniiu. \Vliu \\:l\
'.\i:h lxi-iiizi'ily the lll-‘zlll lll‘ “us
I l\« II‘IIli-i‘ll m Illi~\.\o'l‘ :iiiy ll:llil!'
:iiitEi-iriiivs. lilll‘t‘il 1':
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sum h i'ni'
lllllutlli‘
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ll'l"."'.l«lll>' i)!‘ lur-
(Contluued On Page Eight),
ENNEN El]. Al!)
J lNJlIllEll ElllEllEN
lit of Otln'r
\\ iv,» ll. iil‘lll illl‘i'lr
i: Vi.i.~e \utr'l at the
U2 l \\'<ll lluOlC (lllxl
to 0pm: lizw innisui'y
“.la‘ lo l‘\il‘ll(l ull zilil.
l otherwise, to Fire
lll El
ll'.'!.!",\'
, lu'wlllL“ '1lfl
r'll (ll" l\i'
[Ill‘\ iuus'ly.
lin-
"Uliili;ii.‘.‘
litr.
Illi'i'IliiL.’ 0!
l .i l l- l‘
if lh»
'PlJill ii
(’UIIHVIH}
mun Lil .‘l'l'
I’hw'.’ l‘uniurv \‘.'. lZ-iirzirilus. us well
.‘w in luilii-il \"iuil; :ll‘il (lrurgi' (lulu-
Il' in,» iiii'iiiln's l‘l liii' CollllilllLV.
\vlui \V- ll‘ l'lll'il‘l iii the l“l'il7.lt‘l' (ill-
i:~ (I: :‘i. m l‘.n'.\,i_\'.ozi n21 .luly (list.
1:1 (MM \Vil! iu- lucked to HR“
l“"' l»; Hm \ {:2 llll’ iui-uihc-i's his-t
Mull \'V;Hi.im McPherson .ciiptuin of
[ill' i'wiigi.iiiy. VVill he the delegate to
ilw- Shit: l-‘ii'i-mcii‘s convention (ll
New Haven on August 16th and 17th.
iii-cause of the fact that there have
Lee-n many carnivals held in Nor-
VV'alk his year and because of the fact
that it is thought that the public
were glowing tiled of them. the
ineiiihi-m of the company decided at
T; at night's muting: not to hold a. car-
v.1.al this year. Although this is a
source. of revenue to thr- treasury,
which is ii.~'u.illy relied upon.
the memhei's of the company believ—
t‘il that it was better not to hold an-
otlwi'. :is the public semed to be grow-
im: tired of them.
There was some. informal discus-
sion with regards to the. formatio.) of
:5. i‘iremcn's Relief Fund similar to
the J olice Pension fi.md'but no dc-
f‘mi:e action was taken on it.
Navy to Punish Sellers
of ”War Decorations
uu-l (Jlll'
VASHINGTO‘N‘ Aug. 9.—Tiie\ . a'Vy'
Department sent to the House yester-
day‘a bill to punish any one selling
war decorations Pawn shops were
displaying many medals and badges.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt said,
which could be readily acquired by
anybody, lessening their sentimental
(Continued on Page Four)
value.
anish Forces Hold
laces South of Melilla
iiioii iiiis
COMMISSNN 0f
lNSURRECllIIN
PARIS.
Aug. (tr—General L: rohd-
lug Sill'fillln lllll slimi.
made no sliili'tuciit.
'Ii‘slei‘ilzi} '3 session 0
r ‘.
0. l.
to he riilhcr tiresome.
[mull Mliiiii‘
:iwl :Il‘U inth iv ..-Vipi~n:‘..
SlElllEll SAN lllSE
K
(me message from L'leriéllll 1!.
stllill
"Holding out i).
l'ri'vious Illi'sszlgi's
ship was “taking in his; list
iiiimediutc danger."
The vessel left Saliiia Cruz.
and was due in San Francisco Aug. 1"!
l{.. I miz'sis'
Ziiitl slate-«l
gel: 5.
position at about 3!“) miles away from
tlir stranded ship
" "I‘ here is no panic aboard," said one
or the Sun Jose‘s messages. 'i'The pas-
seng’ers are treating the accident as an
adventure."
Labor Hardship End
Near, Says Gompers
Qi'EP-IZC. Aug. 9.-—~The peak of un-
employment hardships has been reach-
ed in the United States. said Samuel
Gompers yesterday. The President of
the American Federation of Labor is
here to attend the International Typo-
graphical Union Convention. held an-
nually.
“We have experienced a most try-
ing‘ time. " Gompers added. "but there
is now distinct indication that condi-
tions are improving-.1 I think that al-
ready ths fall the result of this im-
provement will commence to make it-
self generally felt."
Ildl‘i off.
311'. lid: my 11.:.
Council
\V'ns liil‘m'uuil in character, A“; pl’oicil
AiiAiiism COUNT ._-
STAMFllllll HAS
NESllNli ElSlEY
Emir-3
the
and was In
AJJQ'. I.
iii‘lii stops at Sun Diego am! 1.05 An-
A l ‘llllO message pick-"d up from th'.’
steamer Griffin at 2:” o‘clock said
she was rushing to the assistance of
the San Jose. The Griffin gave he:
II
ANll' BEER Blll
PASSES SENATE,
39 E0 20 VlllES
Are
S o m e Amendments
lll':‘.ll or the Inter-Allied Commission v
for l'l‘l'i'l' Silesiii. appeared liezore made and Measure NOW'
lllt' Suprenu- Alieil (‘ouiiCil llVI‘E‘ tu’ G085 to conference
(1113' lo t'xiilziin events leading up it:
tho lV't-i'fziiity insurrection llli‘il‘ l-.'«‘
{‘Dl‘lhg- He was bitterly :iluclVi-ii l)_'
(:criimiiy for his lllll'ol‘d {Allure ll) TflNEfl MWN
l‘oisn' the iillvinpl h} ill" l‘oh - to
lukr on r 41 large purl w ill“ 11mm, ‘
i~lllsiuu iili'liisvilc :iri'u. .iiiil l!‘, w! hflMFWHAT
\\'i'ri- liiuls lhul hi did not 'zikv- {aw . L 1
lH'l‘ liii'utzurr-s it; l.‘.;t'l ”1-. :.:'_;Il.u.i
\v‘iir-ii il 1l1\VlU“l.'Ll. —
Illsi‘lissllni vi lhi lmvvi Sam-.4 Senators Brandegee and
u‘oliii'ui “us to follow {limrn l.» . * , _
liiiiil's >l.i|l’!l\(‘lll. ’l‘i'w mourn; l MCLean. Lined LP “1th
IUI' llllh :iisuissimi \\’;lf~ llil'l «lsrzhc‘i Opposition to the ACt
lill' liisl iixi'n'liiig of ll.|' i‘mitxe"; 3. :-
ll'i‘ilu). “hon l“l‘l‘ll\‘l‘. :ilivl lil'l’lbl i' \‘vfl‘iSHlXi‘ii'A—IIV. Au; 1.. 7‘ .H ‘_ \\_ ‘
PPM" Ilium-“I‘d “igumtlnh M “(V »:"ill‘lll'wll Auill-lwwr it if! “is . I..-
Hi illziu'llil; llli' {lulllll‘li‘i}.'\\'i".. i’i - ‘ , ‘H . ‘_ .. _‘ .. " ‘7 l‘dhs-
. i l i V “w . 1. .iii l4.“ Vi-siiymfl» -; .
lztiiilllri’iiiziiiy' uliiiig yumwm 11w ’1 I" i d “J”. ‘0 (”Hf-*H'iigvHull!"
1"" l‘l"l""‘”" “HI" “NV 13“"? U‘ .1» hols»: VVi'li the lay-(ispe-t': ~o" ill"
(*l'llllll‘lll has lllllllxlllH‘P‘l :1 Mil '1): i}. I.’m_,‘n._,.x.. l3 MW 2.." VHL‘M j’
Lll.‘ :i lmyiliuii IlillllVi' tu ‘ Ii' ~ ‘ l""‘ up”... 31.50,“...1 (1'. ”w : it"l.
lii's iiiilll :illii liH' \Vlw‘u l r; .-; . ' - . bl” 01H:i:.fs Siil'l‘llihl l’w‘Cl-i‘;
:lnnémpfi‘ifim him Lu” (0“ AJMLK‘ L“; N i“‘..itl as \V‘lxii‘ll liler ln-vi‘. (li‘ui‘tiui
H) U‘HAL' :Llizl UT" ready for 5i'(:m'-.;-_\- Bll‘ilOll'd
! > in :u iu'c “ (‘n r 4- _ , .
T H. .1 . . O O a slirltzilllri'. VVill not lw wenud 1...“de
the l iiilml Mull-s .‘iiiilvzlwrt-ior to H 4 . . q H» .
. _ _. a! ..o.: l)_\ Lit henna 1.1.3. house can.
‘ul‘f'nl ilriliuu luis ll‘kl in suggn mix . .. . ,., ., g
. . . L .4'.i'».-~. luv.- zwguluuq ; “mild. pro-
iii Jiiiiillii'iul qlllll‘ll‘l‘S ll.:it l." _ ‘-. . ' .- _
l 1 r .‘ 1C] 1 Vll‘i (, \ \l.lc ior use 0. in“ lt.il Am.“- Ulldt'.
4v : '2: ' ‘ r 1‘ 'l i2; i;i- .C- . .
1‘ I" i i i n ‘ inc ruling of. formi :' ,\!ti):~;;.i_\v Gem-r-
li the bill is
lain against
physiciuus
of
the
:1! Palmer. a ruling ‘VE'
.ies‘igncd to overcome; '3
the pri scribing of lh'v 1' lg:
1'“). limitzit ions of p:- ~A~r'ipiiong
““20 and “lilaRCY (Arthur-d in
hill as passed b)‘ ll." 1.01110 chrc Vir-
tuully unchanged ll: 17;. smmtc, but
a ‘ few important intents were
added. These luck: it 1 a, provision to
restrict ODBFHJ-ion’nl; the prohibition
(Gilt
(Continued on Page Six)
".\l:iri‘l:igrc is n purl! .l' u‘
party to lill' cmilrw." l‘ . LL.
tukf‘."
This is what Judge N..1:.a;:fi.‘; C'.i::- ‘
lll’t‘ Sillll this niurnillrz‘ :it 2‘ v r Ina-v (if A 2 000 FIRE
ll‘Slllllfll‘.) IT'ilellllll}; llll' llllf‘.” l‘l‘iJ— ,
lions lil‘l\\':‘lll .\li'. :‘ii‘il .‘~l.' L'.i.:i
Jon (Milli). (il' (‘l'llJl‘ sll'i v'l .
. .. ., \ ‘3'. , . .. . ‘=.l‘\.\ll‘t-l 1'. Aug. 3—1-1213 ll 5.
“1:111?“Sligiifhli i :i‘ilniul». 11: |. A“ mi: -‘Lt1-:'sli"r'! luniihng owned l-.\' Alim-
Viiii'i'uiit i-h.ir:.:iiiir lillll Vii‘I. 'i,.~,i';l?in; i;;:g:n:1\‘:jl‘“:,tikhy“did drainage, 0:
. - AIL} « GUS -1 dOlldTS, bused
.' u 3! .
1"T._\\1'.:'.“m_ Mm. J m ".1” \ I.” i has on liiilii'ldu.il’ cums. Tho blaze was
lll‘l’ \\'Ill. lhu Hm“ i'i..l 0: 'i l»;ii0:‘.‘.," “H“ (ilSCO‘tt‘Vl‘lul 1:21.110 beau”. parlors
”H‘lnhni (Ni-h) “n ”w slxzil “(NHL-I; "(V (i. If. }\(\.lll:‘: “alertnstfiho dillllflfie
11"“) has ll‘l‘lll)ll’< "Si.“ Yizzwiv 'l Liilfv' ‘3‘” dont‘. .h :‘ 10::rs were the
M m"- hut 1 ”mm”! 1' TH" “w (trlil‘lC‘rS “origins yyzurmcnt Shop.
lllll'“ :i lu:::' Ul lvui-liil :i: :1"; .-'.‘.‘ '.‘ lii'. local {I n thuumxi‘dmlzu‘s' by “iater'
my i“ ”a. mu" ' [’1(‘k\\u‘k mini:- >hop, 83,0110, Stow-
“.”h ””5, 11.1.1.0 ”ml“ .- t‘ 1‘ ; ”a,“ Lil'l Grover}: (VH»_.D(l.l;_l. saverul Ofiice
()Dlll‘ which \\:i~ lilJl‘li' new" .i .l tlls' iil- li':.linlu ““1 A” Vfipe'lkv. >ihc~ latter
0””)- ' ‘ LVVx'nr-l" of 1h..- uitg; liming tire and
l‘hl- nun-xvi 'ii» mus'u. a'm,‘ if. “uh-r dunldgi‘.
lzi~l l"llll.l_\ ii'iir'iiL lhlvlil. vim L!) in
rrm ‘ilh Vi. ~. ill lili‘]!ll"‘ (r’ pool WSAYS Bay “EAS
(Continued on Page Eight.)
NEARLY NlllEll
Louis Rosenthal of Elton
Place Alleges His Boy
“'35 Hung to a Tree
{~.\\' Fit \Xl‘lSI'U, " “V‘.'l." « ___.
ll'F~ muss-mum‘s I‘lll'l) lu' "in. tl'ii- Louis 1;.....n‘l...l. (if Elton PM“
Sll'illl1l*l‘ Sun .liie‘e. whivii mr. ' iii: lllf'd Ll. l"‘v.'.’:;|l.li- ‘ 4!. police lir;.,;qu.~.i'-
Sun l‘JlIll) “PM, “mm 15W, "m: “TN. :3.“ 1_.,:ii,. 29...: HS young son.
”um m. Sim Dim“). hm: "m... i'. 3,. Louis. .131, ‘_ i'l l-I v71 hung by tlll- nncl:
“a“! “w SM" ““8 :‘inm; “wily m n in... }-.".'.l' his home. by :i buy.
'l‘lu-ri- Vivii- 3:: pagaqmwru anal do known in Ill" lgnlmrlmod ns “Rim;-
;.ir'iul»ci‘s of Hit" ei'i-VV «in “Hard. ins." and “-H 1'” to ”MW" “m” h'
down lg. neighbors whosaw
Wis (‘ui
t‘nc' youngsti r
The hanging
's ;.'i;:ht.
100k place one ulter—
nooii inst Vvvck. {According to Mr. lio—
siiithal's story. ;-nd his son was so
badly injured by the occurrnnce that
it was: zumost it. Possible for him to
spsuk fox St‘vf'hl‘ i do.) 5.
chti-rilay :if'u noon the StaVcns’
boy broke :i window in the {“086 mhal
home. and threw in a quantity or“ gar-
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(Continued on Page Seven)
iiuiiiis RESUME
Because a {the fact that the disso-
lution of the jitnF'Y injunction. was
supposed to entirely wipe out jitney
service throughout the state at mid-
night last night, the. Connecticut com-
pany today restored the old service on
West avenue. having a. three-minute
headway, and are running. cars to
Stamford every twenty minutes.
Despite the dissolution of the in-
junction. : however. local jltneymen
continued to run today under the new
“0" markers. which replaced the for—
mer "P. S." markers.
Upon receipt yesterday of Federal
Judge Thomas’s decision dissolving the
(Continued on Page Seven)
3mm“: Hilliili
SENENAE NOBEES
ASSASSlNllED
lN MEXICN Clll
MEXICO CITY. Aug. .——-Gcneral
,Jose Alessio Robles. hrotluvr of the
Mexican Minister to Spain and to the
editor of the newspaper E. Democra-
ta. was shot and killed last evening
us he drOVe in his automobile through-
om- oi iii.iiii streets in the res»
(ii-iicc s. etious of this City. Five arm—
i'il men took part in the attack.
which eiwlcil iii tlu- death of General
linlilr-s Following the trrizedy. Gen.
”rnl .l.iciiito Ti'cV‘iie. Director of 1hr
lF'i—wiv .il (Tommissmu Reusing Army
M-iViic lie-corals. pluiml himself at
ills' disposition imlii'i'. ;-iul is
will to lune lH'l‘ll upon his own
re cognizance.
'l‘ho' cause or
crul
.. :iozlurulmii
le' lllll‘.
Q
”20
ill"
htld
0:
upon (ll. u,
l..’l\( lu'i‘n
have been
yrs-to riln)
the :iitzick
tll’l Sal‘i‘l ll)
[alil'PUlllllfl in
l'lilillslli‘il
\‘. ‘zzii-h (i'izinsi-d (lo ii-
l:‘)'llt‘>‘ i>
mimic
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(Continued on Page Eight)
JEWELS worm
$100, 001i llll’l
iiiAAPiiAAin
(Eii7.‘G". Au: 5‘ — A lollcr- inus~
ligation Vi is under Via) 10.121) in con-
ncction VV the disappearance of ,1-‘\\‘-
els. said to be valued at 51““.4100,
while thi- Twcuticth Century Limitcv...
on ti o No VV York Co; lull lullioad.
VVos spending to Chicago Vestcidaz‘.
Ma; Lei) a Chicago VV ‘iolcsale jiVV'
clencrepm'ted Oi. his arrival here that
a. ‘hricf ease containing the 391115. had
been taken from under his pillow iii
the Pullman car. He says one of th-
pillow: lurl also huh removed from
under his lir-zul VV'hi'i' he slept.
LeVy said ll“ iii} no‘. ii-ti.‘ until
ricnrly two o'ilOck. inning crgagcd in
(i game of lllllnf‘lllr' Sunday night with
Si‘Vt‘TIIl mi n. can ol‘ VVliom he suinl lit-
had met while illnt‘lllig helorc.
"\Viieii I got into my l.»l'l“ll‘.. 1 plzici‘wl
by ‘hrit-l‘ casc under two pillows." he
told detectives. "My lll'llll rcs‘u-«l on
them. I fell nslcep almost at once and
Slept soundly until just :i‘tn i 6 o c. oclc.
The first thing I dill “in u I opened
my i'ycs was to slip my liiiuil under th“
.
iil‘.
pillows. 'l‘hc llrict’ (also was gone.
Later I found one of tlio- pillows had
my in All.”
the train
her-n taken from undul-
Levy said he boarded
Chicago at Albany.
AMERICAN EEfilllN
CARNIVAL ENDS
{or
Ti. {35.4 ;« .nii:.l carnival held by
ihv l' .’ .‘Y I; ( (lo lii‘l'y l'ost. Ai‘iicricriu
1.i-;ir>i.. «nix.» to .i clot“ lust night
i .sli‘l tutu” 'ispimmis circumstance.“
burn-ml uvv Vv-s l‘l‘C‘Ul‘il breaking
. i th imotl.~i llll :i hue business.
\Iizih last z;:i:iu‘;~ interest was
il!k‘il in tlm popularity contest which
Vials-A ann by Miss (‘ailhcriuw I’d-Fun.
lin ml 54mm "
“'3 s
“N“? was presuntml with o
Illailloll‘l hug. Scroll-l ill tin-Jaci-
Miss .ii‘y Mulroney. who T‘Q‘Ck‘lVi‘ll :i
wrist VV'iitih and third “as Mrs. L. It.
Lyman. who was. given n pearl neck-
lace.
A prize of
the holder of ticket No. 4.0M};
L. Johns. of Bridgeport; $15 by
Beers. of 51 Spring street; sl’) by Mr.
Mulllngs. of Norwalk; $5 by Mrs. Ida
Shercr. of l'iowayton. Those winninir
prizes may rcceivr- them by getting ii.
touch with Attorney F"t“lllilll Light.
\V‘ashington street.
The carniycl proved to he very suc-
cessful for the observicc men in spite
-“ie fact that it was necessary to
(lose two nights on account of rain.
W'liile the proceeds have not been
figured up. it is (stimzzled that the
receipts will run some where in the
neighborhood of $5.00)
Arrested for _ .
Reckless Drivmg
Jacob Rubenstein. of :57 South Main
street, was arrested shortly after 11:30
o‘clock this morning. by Patrolman
Frank Stratton, charged with reckless
driving. and. also. with neglecting to
stop to investigate an accident.
Rubenstein was coming from West
Washington street into South Main
street, and drove between the curb
and a team of horses driven by Louis
Sheldon. who was going down South
Main street.
The car driven by Rubenstein struck
35'» in gold Vvas Vvou lJV
$25 by
D. (‘
benstein proceeded on his way until
he reached his store. His case will
come before “Jud; George IL Yes.
’ “The Allied Supreme Council decided
and injured one o! the.horses. Bur
Work on ReVisiOn 0f
Revenues Continue
House Ways and Means
\VASHINGTHN. Aug: 9.—~l'l:iviiia'
agreed to- elimination of the SOllJ
foulitnin. ic- -(‘l‘*'t1ll\ :md' so-eulli rl
luxury luVi's on Wearing :ippni‘cl an]
:1 “fly pi-r (‘i-nt. cut iii the l“\“\‘ on
sporting goods. Republican memlwis
ol~ the Hnusv “hrs and Menus (Onl-
lnittiw rv'lui‘iimi today to llii' joh (ii‘
1‘: \v'nuc I‘l‘\l.\‘lflll (it-ii'rmiiiri'l to milk"
further reductions iii ilii l"l2\l l:i\ the
American peoplr will in; called upon
10 iiziy this fiscal :u'ur. I
A fifty per mm. mil
liOi'iiiliiiii ll'\'ll'S. lmlli iuissviigir :ill'l
freight. Vvus «lvi'ln'i'wl tn lu' lllllt‘lll’DII}
:l (‘I'l‘lllllll_\. Thom“ Ell' llllit’lls' \Vlm ll! '1 »
lol‘ori- liuyv uiuml ii‘imwliuli' v‘vxwul of
:ill of threw liiu's \Vi-ri \lll‘ll rsirm-l 1n
lu- i-ri'i‘ui‘i'rl in lll‘i‘F'“ llll‘ll‘ will»
lhl' urguniriil that ll‘ls (Olllll dim"
l‘l.'ll'lll_\ ll. i‘iilw": iii’nl'zl':
:imi lllgl‘."l'Mll‘l.c\*;—’ ll"l.‘l\ll lllllll
nv'xl .lllllllill') 1. RF Hit“ proposed.
The total hiss nl’ l‘l'\’l‘l‘lll‘ illvolvm!
iii 1hr ll‘ullS»
pnilil
bi.
ll.i
hill-mil i)!‘
is.
to Elimination of Soda Fountain, Ice Cream
and So-called Luxury Taxes, and a Fifty
Per cent. Cut in the Levy on Sporting
Goods—VVould Amend ConstitutiOn
to Allow the Taxation of Bonds.
Luxury Tax Repeal F or
1922 Has Been Approved
Committee Also Agrew
‘
t
K
.3"
N
-75.!
Mi
it was claimed. than ‘tlic loss that
would be ('ntui‘icd this \‘I‘Lll‘ throug3
ripr ul ol the i-xt‘ess pro;
i'its :iiid liig'hci income suxtaxcs retro}:
active to last January 1. It also was
”HI! I] that lhi (ulfiiig oil of ‘Lh‘. lefles
on Ell ight and passv ne‘er tia the would
won at icul lii lp in business through
reunion in freight charges and added
V'V’pl‘nsvs of traveling: Sill“§m€l1.
Formal :iu‘ri'cmuu among the ma.-
jnrily members :is to the total tha‘
will he uhsoliitvly iw'ccssriry to run tho
gonl‘lll‘l‘lFIR this tiscul Vlai has not
and it V\ is said that
making the
)vl liccu l'li‘l‘lll'll.
i‘iii'llhi' spu'iliv tux cuts might await
‘such an uni'wimul. There also was
talk (if cniil'm'i-ncis with President
lilil‘lllllfi’ tn obtain his :i-IVicc in the
.-'(‘lllllllll n1 thr inujoi' Plol‘lf ms before
lht r'niiiiniliiw.
lln‘. ill: lwe ll l'\"l‘lll' rl fi‘iiin Dal‘tiCi-A
ivuluiu in tho llllll‘lll‘vL‘ (it ti“) bill.
the commite
l h-iiioci illll' l‘lll'llllu‘l‘s 0i
in cutting oil‘ the transportation taxes
was l‘Slllllllll‘d :il $Sfill,l~llll.nl"l\. or less.
15 TRAMPS BUNNEN
A5 lllllllllll WNEBN
Their Bodies Found
Debris of Freight Train
in
llfll'STON. Taxi. Aug. 9,—l‘il‘hxcn
men. iiiiauihorizcd persons aboard.
are believed to have liiirnrul to dculli
l‘i‘eiuhl
in thi- \‘i'l‘l‘C‘K of Gulf (‘orist
truiii X0. 9;, east imimd. hcnr IN'
Quincy. Lu . yesterday. according to
whims rem'iw'd at the zz'v'w-ral Office-s
of the ruilrouil compnuy here tonight.
\Ym-k of Clerii‘iiiz lhv lll'hl‘lS is pro-
rwwdliiz. The DO'lll‘fé tll": burned lie-
.Vond recognition.
Mrs. Homer's Auto
(Continued on Page Seven)
FinePeach Crop Due .
In State This Season
Marketing Bureau Expects
Half Million Baskets 2—4
Canning Apparatufl
Should Be Ready Augusll
25—Frost Has Been Kind
to Connecticut
Iliilf a million baskets of peaches
are expected to he this seasoni's .com‘
mt‘l‘c‘lfll crop in Connecticut, acconding
to a statement issued yesterday by .1110
marketing bureau of the skateboard
hosed (in reports from
fruit growers. The statement says:—
“(:l‘0\\'l'l‘3 in the neighborhood? 03
Hartford expect to harvest 70,000 to
7.1mm baskets of the late canning
peaches. while the crop which will
contribute to the New Haven market
is estimnlcd ill fully 150.000 baskets l5
it rmciws um inwi of other‘ pea'ch‘.
years, Replies from several- Emil! -
orchards indicate heavy. crops whicH
VVill lw marr‘k'loil lnmillv or to ‘8. di‘
[.Vl‘
of zin'i‘icullurv,
.
Strikes Trolley car ri ct tiaiic along rozidsiiles.
"The peaches on the melket ai
A slight ncr‘ivleu‘. too}; Ham“ 3“ Main pl‘l‘Rl‘lll :li‘l‘ mostly the “'addell. 5nd
and \‘i'oll slrwts y- <ll‘l‘iliiy :il‘icrnoou (‘zirnwn Varieties. Urcliardista - say,
“hen an :iiitoiim‘mh’~ operated lit: Mrs. (hm 11w) rxpmi tn iiiui'lurt Elberta’s
Rolwrt llornt-r. 1:? Main street. ('ol- about thr- :T:th of this month (or
ll'll'li V'.ilh :i shortslim ‘i‘ol‘my cur. .‘Hr. ll'irll'nrl nmrkit XVhilr‘ tho, _Bc]le of
“mm who Vvus in the cum ul lll‘ 1Q urgid pi'uvllb's urr reported as pro-
Him. “i’l‘i'l'll'l 1‘ 553:“ "Il‘ in which .’I g‘l‘l'SFlnE slowly Elllll will not 'lie readfi
coup}:- of Slitllll‘F \\“l‘ t.il<~"'i by a i;t~fi\i‘q~ August in. Irowcrs along tha
physician. . ' lower counties ixpi'ct to market
The trolley rriz‘ was in chart?“ at peaches l'i‘oui llll‘l‘l‘ days 1.0.3. W62"
31.1) ninmn Lt roy l{é‘il}!!1?l' all-1 \lo‘or -
llldll \Xuitu Dull y. (Continued on Page Mn”
ElllllllEll MEN
ENEEI] BY E’flllSE
lk police today r-ncoumcrrd
NWTVIH .
of the most piculiar cases: in
will: one
They confessed to the theft.
The local police proceeded to set in
touch with the New York police de-
partment. informing it of the arrest of
the lads.
Today a telegram was received from
Chief Inspector Talley saying that the
Voung men are not wanted by the
police in New York.
\\ hereupon. in spite of the flict that
tiny confessed to the theft Hender~
son and Gatewood. were freed by the
local police.
Allies Not to Send
Reinforcements
PARIS. Aug. 9. (Associated Press).
today not to send reinforcements for
the allied troops in Upper Silesia.
' When the question came up as to
the sending of additional French
[liovnc with
SHELLS BUT FEW BlVAEVES i
W flYSlEN BEES llE ENliLlNll
Aux: 9 -~\Vlll there be mi
this year?
becoming alarmed by
(Hts! from the principle oysteru
tlslds which lal‘C- suffering from ram
“‘9 (It :i i‘uturc which so far. are
an lilisolule TllyHlPl}. to experts—42mm.
th '5' \‘\ ho alums; suspect the slipper—
limpet.
‘Sonmtliing or
z-nr
LONIH iN.
0V s‘mr shortage
Epituruc lll‘l‘
other is making'hail
oysters" said a. lead-
thrflhi‘stcri Elicia? :epaitmtidnt. W “m: Eli-lg authority (1’. Colchestcr. "We. had.
““3”” l' 2 8;“:11' . aY k I t." ’an official txumination a. few , days;
G“‘e“00d' ’Ot .. O ‘ 9v? or . Ci ago. and W! r uterly taken aback by:
were arrested hatiirdaV followmg anlthe destruction which has been
accident for the theft'of a. bicycle. An exceptionally large pr ‘
wrought.
portion of the smells were gaping an&
empty. Scientific experts were com-r
pltelr nt. :1 loss. Such a clean swoon
has hem made that there was simply
nothing:~ left to analyse
“Our only consolation lay in {M
fact that there “as no sign of dismiss
in those which remained. They at.
perfectly sound and wholesome."
Popular opinion has it that the acne
sffive llvalves have been adversely nf-l
fected by the dumping of nut-pill
high explosiVe in the- vicinity. It is
said that chn the menace of a no“.
may prOVe unsettling. v}
Three Burned Up
in Plane Crash
\
ALSBURG, Cal: Aug. 9.——AI&¢II
Eldri ge, Berkeley ' not, and Bert
Fairbanks Willitts Cal. and Ken m
Hudson, Healsburé. Cal“
were burned to death‘in
troops as rennet-comm the British.
accident 0h mum of
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