THURSDAY, AUGUST 11,1921 _,
militia-
SlllWAWAY IS _
lilVENlll-llilll
ATHENS. Aug. ILL-The Greek Min-
istry of Marine, the neVV'Spaper He'stia
' says. has received advices that the
Turkish steamer Cul Djemal sailed
from New York, Ju}y 23. with a cargo
of munitions for the Turkish Nation-
HUM 14:. Aug. ll.——The German Zep-
[-l"l 'llotltnsm. " sister ship of the. -
' \or.sl¢ql‘n." c‘ 111 d to Fiance as a we. r alistge-dGiee: -;:]arshnt’: haVe Sings} I
)‘rlz‘. has :11‘11V».d in Italy after an 15"“ 0 0 up 6: Siva. ‘
.‘iir Voyage i'i‘om Friedrichshafen di- confiscate the cargo
‘ t ltcme, a distance of l‘TlO miles. . ’ -
”fl 0 ’ . . - .. 1 The Turkish steamer Gui DJcmal.
“h“.h She con-red 1n 1‘ hours. A whi h s1iled i'1om New York. July .1‘3.
Slt)wu\\'a\ in thc 1mm of a German C ‘
lioi N-1p1es and Constantinople. V. as re-
begoggled. carryin the cus- 1
tom 1“ Ge r111 in camera 51d binocu {po1‘t1d as having arriV ed at Gibraltar.‘
‘ i ‘ lAug. L’. and as pioceetling the 5(1le
lars strapped GUI his shouldeis 15:10— ‘daV. The steamer belongs to the Qt-
coeded in making a cheap tiip to all Itomun American Line
air- W150.
to 11 list.
'l‘he German's name was \Valter SHRINERS' 01.1.le
Krpn. and. when discovered by the __
Italian crew. who had chargeIOf the ‘lOtOr ('tll'tuan Across State. to Be One
Zeppelin: lit."- explained that his pur- of I‘eatul'm
pose was toget a free trip to Italy. It is expected that a number of
”0 ‘.Vus lh‘llfulmn “imp“ (lerflrélllanbury Shriners will attend the
”<1 in mid-air. and. when 11 .1rr1Ve summer ceremonial- session of Pyra-
131 Home. was handed over to the mill-
l.ll'_\ police.
7"114 "llltitli‘llsli-l’t'v
hangar at (‘iampina
circled around Home, whore
inhabitants could get a good
- use of thr- latest Italian prize of
It glided gram fully ii? its course
made less noise than its type gen-
' does. It is 4ND feet long and is
by four motors of 2130 horse.
each. It has a lifting capacity
tons. and can make Ml miles an
in 11‘ The machine was built for com-
rt ial purposes and is equipped to
:32 passeng-‘rs.
mid temple, which will be 111111 in
New London. on Saturday August,I
20. One of the features of the out-:
ing will be a gleat motor caiaVan,
which VVill tifl‘aVers1 the (ntire length
of Connecticut. from
through Stamford. South
”Hag-port. New Haven. Saybrook to
New London.
The caravan will be headed by
delegation of the motorcycle branch
of the new State police, who will lead
the way and set the p:.1ce The mem-
bers have been inv-ited to take their
ladies. special "1ri ingcments hziVing
an made for their entertainment.
There will be a Sll‘l'F‘t parade in New
London. followed by a 1‘1 reinonial in
1&- New London State Armory. A
Clambake will be served later in the
day at Oswegatchie. lloati11g.bath-
ing and dancing will also be enjoyed.
George 17. P‘oote. of this city. has re-
ceived application blanks for tickets
for the outing. which may be procur-
ed by local Shrine-rs.
The Norwalk delegation
the motor caravan at Bridgeport
VV‘-‘h1iethcvwill be assignrd a place
in the linc and proceed to N<w Lon-
don
Mr. Igoote received word today that
a temporary patrol has been organiz-
bcfore landing at.
l . just outside’
1. .; I it)".
’lit‘
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tarry
CRANE ENDS
7,000 MILE
TRIP To RIGA
. Continued from First Page.
service of the Chinese railways; Paul
M. Dutko. formerly in the I’nited
States consular service at Harbin. and
Li Shi-Ching. a smiling Chinese.
Mr. Crane told the story of his trip
‘10 a crowd of — American . Tt porters
waiting at the station to greet him.
The p.1rty left the Chinese capital on
will met-t
June it). and from that 'time until (-11 in 5:9“. London. which will give an
Aug. 6. when it left Petrograd tor exhibition drill at the outing.
.ltcvul. it traV‘t-led— undo-r a spec1a1
p1 rmit from Nikolai Lenine. Bolshev-
ik l‘ri-inier. The Americans had an
opportunity fully to observe the com-
.‘tnd tragedy of the every day life
of H11- Russian people, and were given
:1 ‘.‘t't‘dll'l‘ chance to insn-‘ct (onditions
than has been granted any Americans
the outbreak of tilt: Russian
in 1917.
DARIEN & NOR 0T0
_——-—Hd
J. \V. Gorham, of South Norwalk.
was a business Vis1tor in Darhn yes-
tcrdaV.
Attorney
Stamford.
1d)
\Varren E. Cressy, of
was in Darien on business
yesterday morning and afternoon.
Inspector Leo Carroll, of the State
motorcycle police. is sporting a brand
‘hew gold police badg
D1. and Airs. Harold R. Ml\sell
gaVc a dinner party to a host of Ithpir
run!-
tut-.1 i‘iimcnt.
\lr’ l‘ralie tilled a car with pack-
-,-.. of pins, needles. toothbrushes.
'e .l‘ and other merchandise. which
I- ;‘..illll('ll to use in paying his way
1U of mom-y. 1115 stock, how-
i
ll» dwindled to a few cases at
l
l
.‘l iI'IEQ C’illgltalcg'ftntre 11:11:.3235101: friends at the \Voodway Country' luncheon at the \lohican h tel. alto
“:1”, “god be allowed to proceed Club‘ “5‘ nlght. .\\hlcll theV will witness a parade 01"
1‘- mlmh “worm and gave most of his .Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence XV. \Vilson. Shrincrs and will thcn be taken to
.. I.“ ‘wav He had m fact turn- 01 Noroton, entertained a number of (VSVVeg.1tchir-.wheie. at five oclock.
"“"" ‘ a " ’r-ki 'lut “,1; over- their friends at a dinner party last the Shrim-rs \Vill join them at a
'."l “Wk toward I V ng"‘uriie‘V: b' a night at the Stamford Yacht Club. lthode Island clambake. The event
‘5‘k“” 0" his “""T" Jgermiss‘ion} to Alfred S. O'Bi‘ie‘i, a newspaperman is to be one of the _most elaborati-
""5“ng Lining him I H or UI‘idt-IPDOI‘L was in Nation .V't-stt-r- Pyramid tn-mplc has ever held.
iross Siberia and Russia.
’-!‘hi Americans once more turned
their faces to the northwestward, and
lo ft 1 “1111.1 for Mosc'ow on Jun 1'. ar—
riving at 111! 1r (lzslination on July 27.
They stopped at Irkutsk, Nouo Nikol~
aivsk. I'lka‘erinburg and other prom-
ini-nt towns in Slbtria.
During ll11-Jou1an Mr Crane
spent about loo milliOn Sov-itt rubles.
0r about $3.110“, besides giVing aw‘ay
1hr» romaindi-r of his stock of small
inorchandise.
day attending the Sweeney trial. an
account of which appears elsewhere
in today's issue of the Evening Scu-
tiih l.
Mr. and Mrs. James
have returned from a
trip through Ntw York. \1-VV
sliirc and \'(rmonl. '1 1111
their guests Mr. and Mrs. \V. Taylor.
The railroad bridge crossing the
Post Road is to receiVe a complete
overhauling.
morning by
1..
7m» inilV- aulo
llamp-
liad
‘ Oi
here and a large crew of n11 n.
As the train would llalt
there along the hails—Siberian rail- ““0 strangers 0110 colored and (inc nolily John 1’. \\'I“'iglt) or George 1‘-
“HVI thi- Atiihl‘ii‘ans WOuld get out Qf VVllit( man were sten acting in a. suit- 11 oolu 31 phone (303 concunlng their
tlu'ir Flitl‘ltll slit-pint: car to play ”“0“” ’ml'm“ at 3'" ””3 morning intentions
baseball or swim in nearby streams. “' ””"'1‘m13"b.\ Martin Shaunnessv, l
5;, ,m... ”Hi, t, ”n h ”1 N.“ ”K. 1.,lr'\\illiam l’.‘--11nch(r and l‘. L. Bchin-{TCI \‘VI-Z sxl-‘l-Z \l .\N l-‘IVDS “DEVIL."
new.» li-‘(lill inn it “as atlachnl to “i“- '11..» MO 8131th to imc‘stigutc. l lV’Nth\ll...lPI 'ri-nn.. Aug. 11,-..
. lump”; ,1 5.3”” . “my”... qnmurs “ho \\ 111-11 approachilig the two men they 1-11111111 inlormaiion as to the petrified
l.:111 lu‘l'll wounlwl in lighting :icainst iouud that .‘lh‘fi had Slltldl nly 1l1sap- body of gigantic proportions found
ll.1- 1.1mm: commanded l1). General 1‘“:le from Highl- Alli!" huntinglnear J‘ll'll'lHVOOtl in Scott County.
I arm. Min-haul l'ng‘i‘rn.Slrvi‘nliurg. 'H‘rOl'gh the Surrounding bushes thi- 'l‘1»nn.. was rcceivml here today.
1. m]... m- ‘lllll-lllllfs‘lll ”k troops lhcre.f“"0 strangers were linally 10111111. and Cruisv Sexton. of ll1-‘l1-nwood. found
.0“, “Mimi“! ”H.” (ii-clari-d that “,e'clrlcing brought before Constable the "devil." as he calls it. on July 2"
whirliolsluxlkl llllll l)('t‘n badly licnt-IHUH‘Y Smith ”105' “'0": closely (lm‘S- lust. \V'hih‘ prom-trims for coal. Th“
5‘1). \V'ln-n lllt' trim lt'uCll€'(l Moscow, '“U’ll‘il: The two ""3" 811"? a fairly formation was five feet under ground.
ii... .\n]¢-ri(-ung .11.] not 1mvp ”u.” car'good account of thc-‘msthes, so they It “'t'lg‘ht'tl something like 500 pounds.
VV1- l"( i111.t.<1-1l. McGilinis‘ is an ex- ~110-
111‘tiV1- ot New York Smtt.
An automobile accident that may
llll‘OVO fatal to one of the occupants
of the cars participating in the
'SlnflSl‘l up last night at 11:00 o'clock.
‘An Overland automobile driven by
L“oniad Stale. of 15 St. John Place,
Stamford .1. g1ntl1 man of color, ac-
:mconipaniul in four colored ladies. “as
on the Post. Road headed towards
lNorwalk when they collided with u
‘lwcomobilc car driven by David Ja-
coils. of :9 Robbins Place, Yonkers.
New York. who was going in the dir-
l.\\ul'l‘.\'l‘l0\.~' TO llls,\l{.\l.‘\.\ll-I.\'T,1-ction of New York. The accident
(‘UVFI-Iltlixt‘li. happened midway between Batten-
—-—— hauser's and Schraeder's .place. Ja-
11- lTormal cobs was what is called "hogging"
Great the road, or in other words was try-
l' ilt.1ill_ l i: 1111!. 11. 113', Japan mi “18 t0 keel" mOSt or ‘he road to him‘
(‘liina to Illtt‘nd tllt"(0nf1-r9n(‘0 on dis~ 89” when e met the car driven by
.1111: 11116 iii and 11:11 1; “tun (‘upstinng scale who unable to get over further
‘1 “ashlngton Nm 11 [toward the road side swiped 1113 car
'llin text or lll“ limitations will not (lll\(ll by Jacobs, tearing the mud-
and running board from the
.1 hotel. and during llic1-igl1t days
11.1 _V‘ stand :1! lb:- HOVii-t capital had
..,. li‘oublr- in getting 1:001] food. 'l‘Vvo
4l.l\‘< VV'l-rl- spent in l‘eli‘ograd by Mr.
Crane and his companions.
Mr. Crane was the guest Ernest C.
“'ilton. the Tlrltish minister to Let-
V‘ia. during his sojourn here. They
are old friends-l. having been formerly
collr-agnr-s :11 I'cking. Later Mr.
Crani- “it” go to lit-rlin and thence to
I’raL‘li». \\'lltlr‘ in- will visit his son,
1:11 1 ,ml (‘i‘:.i»1 American minister to
(V11itil»s‘l(‘i\'.’ll{i.’l. ‘
for
\\'.'\Hlil.\'('il‘1l\' Aug".
imil lllull< \Viil b( 541- at today
1‘ :tVailablr- liii‘o befote late in th. :glldlll‘
~\. it Was :‘H .llouuced at the State lt‘l't side of the car. The car drlxen
' iiiartment. 'llii- inVitatlons are un. in $1 ale had both front wheels (16‘
. . mood to 1.1- id1ntical and brief. 'molisiu 11 and l’ne front axle. left; front
'1» . 1 will 1.. sun directly to the F01. mud guard and steering rod damaged
‘Iun Ol‘lict «1 !lld copies handed to the i Miss Mildred \Vinn. of 200 West 187th
Hit tlnmatic r1 presentativ es of the pow- sti‘e».1t New York. but who is living at
'1‘ ll‘JI'C. 301111 :1 Beach during the summer. was
M‘—-—————-—- riding in the car at the time of the
"SHONO" COLLINS' DAY accident and was thrown out, I‘t"(‘.(‘l\-
l l1T§PlP.1.D Mass , Aug 11 —'I‘,he,ing contusions of the head and possi-
1" Mn R111 Sox and the Pittsfleld club; blV‘ internal injuries. but. at the pres-
”) '1" Eastern League meet in an ex- out time, her injuries do not appear to
l..l.iimn game here this afternoon The be wry serious They; may move
(«‘1 c , n n
r-,,,]'i,1i:’.“1;:,‘;g igtslifiirggfdofasJohsnhoggl-i more seriosu than first anticipated,
' 'accordlng to Dr. George H. No‘iion,
“n-‘l right fielder of the Red Sox who
1~ :1 refltllnl of this city and a stock.»wh1f treated her. The State inspec-
l. old-1 in the Pittsfield club. tors, who reached the scene soon after
( L‘ - , ‘ - the crash, investigated the matter and
' 1‘- “00” GOVERNOR 0F held Jacobs responsible. Jacobs put
_ PHILIPPINE-‘3 up a. sufficient cash bond for hiséap-
(‘ \‘\SHINGTOV.Aug.11,—Major- pearance at the Darlen Court House
:4 m r 11 L‘Ontlrtl Wood was authorita- for a. hearing on Saturday afternoon
tiulV stated today to have been.”— at Zo’clock. Jacobo !“er “1,9... 01'"
1.. on by President Harding tot-bov-
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‘crimes have been committed by the‘
cowardly. in the name of the K11 Klux
Klan. but. the order, of which he is a
‘ culion of all constitutional law.
Grec nwic n 1
Norwalk. l
a,
\\'illi.iins ,the morning of August 211
115 should br-
“'ork was started this London joining in as the parade goes
n'n
I
llEllZNflS
"F't
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ll
TULSA, Okla... Aug;
member, is composed of law-abiding
citizens. Dr. Caleb A. Ridlsiy, Atlanta.
Ga.. minister. declared in an address
on the aims and organization of the
'inusible empire" here last night at
Convention hall. ‘
'lhe purpose of no Kn Klux Klan,
the. speaker said. is three- fold to pro-
tect the weak. innocent and defense-
less from the outrages of the Violent.
the lawless and the brutal; to- protect
and defend the constitution of the
l nited States; and to aid»); in the exe-
The proviso of its membership,
barring negroes, Jews and Catholics.
has led many people to believe. ac-
cording to Dr. Ridley. that the Klan
is negative and not positive in its
aims.
Dr. R‘idley said he was not a paid
lecturer. but was spending his vaca-
tion “between Sundays " speaking for
it. in order to combat “insidious pro-
paganda." which he said has been
circulated against it.
“A white man is a white
\Vl‘lrth‘T 1'11- liV‘es in New Jersey. Indi-
I‘anau Oklahoma. or _Georgla.’_‘ the
lspeaker said. “and a white man‘s job
is to see that civilization comes un-
ldci‘ the dominion of no inferior race
8so long as he lives."
{World Needs Falstafl‘s,
Says Maurice Casenave,
man.
\VILLIAMSTOVVN, Mass. Aug. 11.
——I\laurice CzisenaVe.Fren1h high
‘comt‘ul‘sioner in the United States. in
an interVieVV yesterdaV said that the
greatest figure in the history of the
English speaking world is undoubted-
ily Sir John Falstaff ”I‘here was a
man, he said. “VVllo had the right out-
look in lile. He had a good digestion.
“‘9 need more men ol his type in he
‘world today He was a great fig
A“ ‘0 EuroPean alfairs he said that ll 1111‘ ii as 11: Mini: ivntvd
France “as walking busily on recon-
lstruction and that there were only
149.11110 unuuployeg .vifigthe-jzuntm. !
sumx 1:115 :P‘I‘i.1~mI.VL'mE
._.___3" ’
Norwalkcrs \\ ill JoiwAu Trip to New
London. Aug. 20.
\‘orwalk members of
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
2~ridg€ port rec‘elved announce-
It: mplv.
1110115 1011. l\ of the program 01’ mtms ”mm” “"" d"
in connection with a pilgrimage on
'Saturday. August 20 when an auto-
mobile car 1V.1n of Shrincrs will cross
the state from Grienwlch to New ‘0 d Straits"
'l.ondon. to attend a ceremonial sea-#11155 “30- It “as unthinond .111 at-
sion in the latter citV'. It is expected “ml“ “ ‘“ 111.1111 ‘0 l‘l' ' my Burch its
that Shriners will join the carz'1Van.l‘h( “m" ‘0 ““01” ”H fl" k 8611! shells of it. "
‘.‘\lany nit-mbers of the partv will be (‘01'0‘l’0‘d‘ll'r3 1“ ”1"“1” discharged
tiCCOll’lDdlll' 11 by tlicirladi1-s.l'cr 0““ found in. ill" l“. 12-5 war the
whom Spttlttl (ntertaiument will be scxlsi‘;j::r1t]}:p 11:22:21:- A?” 11 K0
1 -‘ f ‘ l 1_V yes
providul in New London. declined .31 say “a"
i The ladies are to bé cut alned at
The trip to New London is to be by
.pnrade. the Stamford Shrincrs being
:thc first unit of the parade. Tll.‘_\'
lVV‘ill have snimrord at 7:30 A. M. 011
The Nor-
Vank Slirini-rs will join them (it 7:55
01.11111. .11 Hit Norwalk armory. and
on hand a. short time he-
iforc that hour. The 13111-51111- will con-
ltimic to the eastward; Shrincrs 01‘
along fi‘ie line to New
,cach place
through. Norwalk Shrincrs should
The fi‘i-ak'is described as having .I
head of abnormal size. adorned by
horns resembling those of a Rumin-
ant. lts mouth is of unusual size,
with :24 prominent front teeth.
The arms are of unusual length Vvitn
enormous hands. 'A chain resembling
an ordinary trace chain encircles its
neck. Long wings of brownish color
reach fiom the shoulders almost to
the angles Sexton believes the object
man he an image of an old tribe of
Indians or Clii‘f dwellers.
SALESMAN RESPONs-IBLE
FOR PORTER'S DEATH
'V’VASHINGTON, Aug 11. —William
A’White of Philadelphia, traveling
salesman, was arrested yesterday in
Huntsville, Ala... at the réquest of the
local police. The arrest was the out-
growth 0 {the death of Van Buren ill,
neEl'o baggage handler at the Union
Station here. Hill while unloading
baggage, dropped a suitcase, causing a
pistol inside to be fired. The ball
struck the negro in the stomach, in.
uni-hi.»
THE SOUTH 1103111711.: nuance 3332183112! «5%: m- 1a.»:
.1». .
.3.» w... a»... ”at...“ ‘.u—{m
Cauntmg dieinhabitmts of. Japan“
._,
Japan is t:
lkilig
SfllllliUN USED IN
MURHERMlSSINfi'
l A strict censorship of
iris .xxmzmcs. Cal.. Aug. '11,.
lv‘oi‘nial investigation of tho “Wm...“
ions siziyii'ig. last Friday FARM. of J_
li1-lton Kennedy, broker. at his sum—
mer (ottage in Beverly (;l"l). near
lit-1‘1». is sclimiul-d to be “mm by a
(‘Ouiity grand jury lit-re this .ii't..,.nOOn_
ing.
The t‘\ltlt‘ll(‘t' 111 the case, involvinb
l_\l;.drl.\1111€- Obrni‘hain. Kcnnnly's com-
paiiion the night of the sl.iV‘im:_ and
Arthur 1‘. Burch, her l‘ori‘i‘n-r college
mate and acquaintance of Kennedy,
both held in Jail. lll‘.‘ lath r lliltll‘l‘ sus- .
picion of muldv-r. may not all 1.1- prps-
l‘lllt‘ll.-ll was indicated by oilicials.
.Thomas Lee \Voolwlnc. district at-
tOIi‘ii V. indie and that among tlii- wit-'
ncss1s to 1111‘all1‘d will b1- l'ick Pup-
sons garagi 111.111 “110 i<l1»x)1jfipd
.111 automobile 1
from him th- 111:lit of tho killiiiu The
tires of the Cal correspond. officials
Still. to the.- tr: 11‘ ks maili- lv) :1 machine;
lpaiknl on that night in...» 1}... Wm...
lo: the shooting
\1.i.ch fox the shotgun uu-il in the
:Sl(1)lll;:. (301141111 11 .1 fm St 1.. .1 ti:1_\s..
Pyramid h‘ 111 up to this morning. li“t!l unavail-
A {c.iiuic of l.lt1‘ y1strrdnt's devel—
lllt‘ (list! itt
hardwan
1111111 rsto‘od to
:- 11.1.1 contrlnifi‘éd to:3 'e in rsu
purpmtv d
bin 1.‘
ill his stun-
Visit to;
.llllll no V 's alliu- of a voting}
111 1k of this city, “he was
sold shotgun shells
about ten
{on .1tiou he trouble find -relief
cation.
her periodical census, had the pliotogiilph shops a lot of
the clerks in the Tokyo oliicc. counting'up tlié iuikado's subjects.
The large black leather bag sent
from San Francisco yesterday to Mrs.
Olienphain in care of the hotel at
which she was staying before her de-
tention by the authorities. yielded
nothing of value to the investigation.
it was said. - ~
information
coming from the district attorney's of-
fice was declared lxy Mr. \Voolwine to-
day.
"\‘Ve
said.
now."
in
have some good leads." he
“but they cannot be discussed
Hr- promised some action with—
24 hours.
5IORE GOLD FRO)! I‘Il'ROPE
NEW YORK. Aug.
isteamer Stockholm from Gothemburg
arrived today with 58 cases of gold
bars. V'aluld at 51.81-11.0110 consigned
to the National Bank of Commerce.
lSOCIAI. (Tl-OPERATION IN ITALY.
LONDON. Aug. 11.—The Italian So—
1cialist Party has decided to work co-
Ioperaiively with the existing regime in
‘Italy. according to a (‘entral News dis-
;patch from Rome dated \‘Vednesday.
‘I‘The party. it says. has approved :1
manifesto drawn by Deputy Tu‘rati. a
member of the party's executive com-
‘mittee. and leader of the-moderate ele-
lmezit among the Socialists. in favor of
a Social co-operation with the mon-
archy.
l
1 1.1.1111 TO GET RID OF rr.
Mrs. Mary Bourke. 11'9“: N. Allister
St.. San Francisco. Calif., writes: “I
have been troubled with backache:
'took two Fol- y Kidney Pills and they
helped me.so good my back stopped
palning me. I am so glad to get rid
\\'omen doing housework. or
crammed in office or factory. who
flutter from backache. lame muscles.
Istilt joints. rheumatic pains. billOUS>
11155 or other symptoms of kidney
in Foley Kidney
Pills—«Stillson-Powell Corporation.
1
1 1.——The ’
'V
flicting a wound. from which he died
two days later. Ownership of the suit»-
case was traced to White the police
stated, and a coroners jury rendered
a verdict holdi'ngVVhite responsible
for Hill's death. The verdict. was
based on a violation of the interstate
commerce law.
AMERICANS AT RI) VAL.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—Official
word of the. arrival at Reval'
Americans released from ~Russia reach -
ed the State Department todav anl
relatives were notified by the Depart—
ment in every case where addresses
were known.
ATTEDIPTED
'1’
Aug
tempted lyniéhing by at:
at two hundred was frustrated by
AUGUSTA. Ga»
county omcers today. when they re-
or,
LA d:q ‘
n a - ' '
156E 2511111111 .23 1‘
urozv
flayed 0. 0. .F .“and. Jesse (slapping,
9" will B
netal‘a wné'n payinz‘ up 11.“ b°
lrnor- General of the Phlll ine- and Ill:
10 haV‘n exDreBSedshfl.
accept Jie post.
1;
‘and— bearin
‘rable to stem
irrfigdmghzeyug'fim.
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All American women know of the great success or:
Lydia E. Pinkham’ 5 Vegetable Compound in restor-
in to health women who suffered from ailments pe-
'c.u iar to their sex, yet there are somé who are skeptical
and do not realize that all that' IS claimed for it is
absolutely true—if they did. our laboratory would not
be half large enough to sup ly the demand, thou 11
today it is the largest in tfi
manufacture of one particular medicine.
The Facts contained in the following two letters ishonld.l
prov9 of benefit to many women. '-
Buiftlo,‘ N. Y.——“I Maxed with
organic inflammation and dis lace-
ment. When liftingl had no pain
that I was not
p‘iuid it; hurt me to
I)own stairs. I was
down
0060'!- without
Egggand he said the safest
would be to have an operaon.
meta. Mrwrhod told-ms slate halt}
three ope all bad £38 no we
until she Pinkham'
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Sacramento, Culif.—“ I had 015‘
ganip trouble and had such terrible
pain‘ and swellin in the lower at:
of. my side that could not Manson
my feet or even let the bed clothes
My side. I gave up my work
I would not be able 10
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her lites: one time. ‘dhd itpuli 1119...;
in smack! condition in couple ’
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W HAVEN, Aug.11.—-_—Liquor.
from the syilordfishing sloop Jennie
T.. which the police seized. will' not
be giVeii up to the Internal Revenue
Department by Chief of Police Philip
J. Smith, at: present. Yesterday. Col—
lector ot‘Ititérnal Revenue Robert O.
Eaton, {with Assistant United States
Districtfltttorney George H. Cohen.
called upon. Chief Smith and asked
that thfi'ligtl‘or in question be turned
‘t-hc liquor over and it‘l‘e‘i ‘g‘e
eral officers to the citV co.‘.u1t
understood that as cases are 110
against 16 men 11(ld
with the landing of tli‘p
state does not 111511 to gain: up any,
MeVideiice it has.
over to the federal officers because
there was something like $20,001) duo -
on it as taxes diide
ing “importation‘s. " .
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chim- Smith today dtcllne’d t
th
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Try a. classified ad in the Sentln ‘
{for the best. results. a.
411988. '
LATER it seems quite
Beautiful Persian Lamb with deep
pliar and full ends of line? skunk—
$560. ‘
Mole wrap with distinctive Russian
blouse back and smart Chin-Chin col—
Lin—$380
Mole “rap with very deep collar
and pretty bell cums—$375.
Roll-front wrap of fine mole, deep
beautiful collar ,—$325.
Hudson $00! coats with handsome
skunk collar and culls—$315.
Australian opossum coats finished
in bordered pattern, large deep col-
lar.—4285.“ ‘
French seal coats with skunk col-
lar and culls—$225.
Lovely French seal coats, bolted
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Pa’ck‘lip all your things
.onfidence.
tents safe and sound.
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NOW one may choose from finest pelts; _
From entire early—season collection and so of extra good
NOV? one pays a price based upon
wholeSalc price and upon making—charges
makers were anxious to get business.
grace and beauty. Long sweeping lines.
lug. ’ Deep snuggly collars. ,‘Beau. it’nl silken linings.
Here are. examplesz—w.;
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early—$08803
fixed who
i
. NOW one mav choose and have coat. kept carefully M
cold dry~air storage until wearing- time arrives. '
certain that prices Will be;
higher and that it will be ,more—d‘fiicult to secure coats»
made with eoual care and attention to detail.
STYLES are surely fixed—and marked bv reali
1‘ .-..,_
Effective drag»
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“Wrap ol‘Raupc car-acid, unique 11
distingi’iisliw. Has glorious squirrel.
collar—$750. .
Raccoon coats of special ,3le
for motor wear. bordered designgdos
inch length ,——$225. . .
Raccoon coats with deep 1111-ng Col-l
lar, 86 inch length—$180.
Handsome sealine belted coat“;
with collar of opossum—$130.
Muskrat coats of fine selected;-
Southern-zone skins, finished in bor-
der pattern.—$ll$ and $125. '
Marmot coats with splendid rat-0001‘.
collar and cufls——3115.
Marmot in full
ma is s“ coping:
Good trunk for
vacatiOn- $15.. _;. 7-3.:
cc]; to prevent novel: from
_ . ed,s §olts are heavy and staunch. .
pattern. dope collar and cufls.— ‘ lines and \Vith belt and deep collar—n-
QlS'JJSo. $75.
Second floor. ‘ ‘1,
for stay of a week or {will
ClOSe the lid, snap the lock and bolts, ship it Wit-Ii} ‘
When you (and it) arrive, you’ll find it. with all con-ii
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IF;
corners. Big strong dowels
We
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ottom. There LS a binding" 0} re-
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