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SOUTH NORWALK, GONE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 192]:
Police C
ToC
Reported Deserting
Negotiations for Liberation
Of Spanish
PriSoners On
’arliamentary Coalition Government to Be Form-
ed by Antonio Maura, and It Is Expected That
a Session Will Be Called Soon to Pass the
Budget—Bombardment of the Spanish
Was Directed by Spanish Prisoners.
l3
8ECOND DISTRICT
ELECTRIC RATES
ARE REDUCED
—_._._.
“'ith much satisfaction we direct
attention to a notice. in another part
of this paper. whereby the Electrical
\T.\lll{ll)_ Aug. (Associated Isl-:misli command. It is asserted . . . . - A
m»). ~l‘ians for the formation Olin”ll ”l“ “‘“9‘5'5m‘7‘ are deserting 5” :fifé'iifrifémgis£2,514.53:$11,113:?3:."
palliainentaiy coalition govern- Firm“ numbers: "1d that the bom- termination to aid in hastening relief
wool. in which the iilaioritv of ih- [llum'nmt 0.! Spanish posttions .0” from ”it" 11110 \VHT'S t’3\"t'A“»'~‘l\t‘ 00-. 0|"
. v. _ f . “Hum" Arrult. where (.cneral .\av- ll cessitics' which sl‘ll loorls menac-
"""""* “"U h" "”1““ ill)!" the hire. am! his troops were surrounded. ‘ pi .. . ' ‘i I
""'-‘i""v’i‘|"|\"‘ l'A‘Il‘tl‘. :Ire bani: i'oruiiz- “a“ tlll‘l'f‘lo‘d by Spanish prisoners. “(2:5 i“ in“. pair or progress.- _.'\O thy"
‘lll'll by Antonio lilaul'ai. who was “Tin ilriil iifion thwl‘r comrades when '6‘“: ‘3“: .‘mn?hm‘.o ‘m (“Ilpllhwnf‘u
"‘5" ””5 “""’k ”5‘11"” “3' Nil”; [\l- thieatr-izv-d l-y the rebels. [Eli‘ilf‘lflili'rm Tum:Ami-“~12”“ndlripj’jnpll.
""“' '” l"“"' i' “5'“’ Sllilliii‘h (ltMt‘rll- Negotiations for the liberation of '“thflt 1H,... mt: ‘tolrlf'k Naif-h;
lilt‘lll'. . Spanish prisoners taken by the Moors “jiggling 5”” ...~ou u "HUT 0
As soon as the Cabinet in formed. it lilt‘ proceeding. Geniral Navarro's ‘ :3. 1 . l 1~ .1. t i ‘t
‘5‘ ““l”“‘“"I ”I" HPunish l'tlrlltliilt'llt:rlvtiTOill is esprcially sought. Tilll. thf‘l(\vcixian-lninlitfx0:15;!Ag?)“will”; 25:3:
\\ll| in: (.HHH.‘ toi an immediate ses- .yioors are demanding a, large sum for wid‘ ”dun.” «l “H.083 and “S iow rates
.illill .or h.- pliltlluyw oi pas-uni; .5. mm, lii< “Hanna 1'. is said that more tllan ,Ww‘ hm... ,K continuous gratification.
”millet. tlJHA thousand coldiers haw» ulnady A...” “ho [‘1‘ (‘1‘; \\"tr'*‘1fl|l'illilth of d”.
iti-ports from Melina, Morocco, liif. sit Elt‘v by the Moors following; llCilll “u“ q «iv. ll:ti 5”; l‘lzt‘l' 0f liU\lll ,
“heri- ‘.\lo'iri:..‘i li'ilnNil’icii have l-evi: lit )2]\’ll‘.t?‘.l oi moilcv by t.'i- Sitillv h A - I . .. i. T
(‘ill'l‘ylilLI on I”, dag“... “in “'(ll'idl't‘ lliwilj Mu it i". lN‘licv't'il .mauiv ITTOrtwlnl-i‘ofld. I.'II'(::TQ'T L.” audit: lozn'l (till:
:igalind Hinlliill torn. \iiilil-l r..-.~m toliriuuv‘; arr still in the hands ot'tfvmimfiulf. H1“ Lolmiltij.‘hl‘ LITE“ A
iw'i'm'" "wl'm‘m U” ”l" it'll uf' lilt‘ll‘ll : . i t‘w i:,li rior of Morocco hm“ (ninth in “LIFT" _]“m‘ to—
‘ ' cethl-i against lit in aitv: one among
the last of their l\i‘t«i to )di‘lt‘. llu'.
. 0 . , Ll’iail). in tlw tail at 1911‘ and since
‘T‘; F ‘ \v inn fur-l prices lt'5pt scaling: until tlin
State 111 l ght that maximum 0i 40" per cent. was
rcacltrd :ii d otln r vastly inflated
T rolley Company Appeal
Attorney General Healy
Says Public Utilities Com-
mission Can L‘iceilSe Jit-
iieys Considered Neces-
wiry
P r. :
'l \lt'l‘l-‘tlltll, Aug
.thw would tight the. appoal of the
(i- mutitut Company from the dc.
.i imi of the Public. i'tilitiv-s (.‘onlmiz-
. -H by which seventy-onn ilridm-port
.ilnwyi were licensed for r'Z'v’ltt.‘ on
owls not in competition with thA-
t i lily linen was the statement of At-
? 'u-y General Frank 1‘2. ll".ll;' yrs-
l- i in).
‘ \‘\'i-
right
TIL—That the
comm ission's
just as
will defend the
to provide those licenses:
iilmh as its right to t-liiiiiuale the
rest of the jitN‘ys." said tliA- attorney-
general. It‘lr. llealy said that he
would appear before the SI“"..IT i'i-d-
cral court. in New Haw-ii ill-\Ll Tia-SA
(lay. t) defend the constitutioriality 0f
the iirw public service law. and that
when '1 day was assigned in 5'» ipi rior
(‘Olii‘t to hear the Bridgeport use. he
or r-Hlilf‘ i‘i-qlrisciilative of tho- littor-
ii-y .;cn-~ral's department “ould rep-
irsciit the Still} tlicrt‘.
Stale nilicials interest'il
tori cment of the ‘Illllty law liriyc been
.. liiiriliy notified by the clerk of the
' li'l'.ll court of thr- lii-ririug on ’l‘urs—
iii the en-
ilw'. Aug it}, on iii-count of which
.msi 'l‘h.)lii:is issued his limporai'y
i-A:.ii~..iiiiii_: Ul'lll‘l' \xhii li was idlt'r res
\ulii-il.
Milli? PlithEllll’.
EAST AEENUE, Still!
Ti"“ll.\' ll I‘i' i nan-ll \\ iii-ii-li_\\lw it’s:-
~i .i of .\li.. llaii ll. liai'lc. :it 17‘
l- mt th'lllli‘. has lli'l‘ll sold to \\'. 'l‘
(‘ov iii.xn. of .‘\'I'\\' Yuri; (itv. propriv‘oi
(il' :l lloy's xvlinol. who is to take iio.
se-u. on and open tho- line this tall.
with lll'P(lTlll)tl Illtll.\ tor .llltllll l'llv {‘1'—
pils.
[t u'.:- still at lTH‘ Illiii’W‘ 0E ‘T‘t)\\-l
(‘li-ii: l-‘lll"l' l: Smith lllll‘ iiioiniia‘
‘tlm' ' .i... .1. {)s\."i ill1"l .: llil‘ I5i‘i\
I~Iil iv Tm iiiui.th The i>i:i'i"l,'i!~
pill" . ‘TlllT:'T',Ailltl‘T it) liillc TD‘” n \'.. H
("'t’ .x‘ will, .'l.l' that tliis price it‘-
(I'l'it'li Ill" :‘iiiiiisliti L".
”'He :ruund: contait. about six acres.
:iiii it"fillt'm the lilill'~-' there are Stil-
:lll'l...» mirage lel‘T av. orchard 10011th
Just when the school will lie estab-
Tl\lll‘il at the former Earle place is n07
intern. but it is likely that renova-
ll'lll‘. will be made whereby it will
«Ann :ate this fall. or next sipping.
.litneymen Expect
News Tuesday
'\\'-- shall know where we are at.
l-‘ Tuesday " This statement (as
l-rwl! this morning by \Valter S. Hoyt.
wit-m of the local jitneymen's
no In the meantime. the jitneys
fume to operate on W'est avenue
“mini-Ill public service markers and
. .ir'inii has been taken by the po-
\\'~
t"
lli
fl.
. lon't know. ourselves just
“ 'l' M iii the wind. " said Hoyt. "But
11‘? "" “W‘s have announced that
“‘1 fl surprise that would be
H 'l' .m T""“"3y Which would let
.. ffr’w just exactly where we
M
GEE-Sentinel classified ads work won—
TESS IEEESS
IN THE STATE
Health Department Reports
1,351 Cases of Communi-
cable Disease
"During July there were 1.351 cases
or communicable diseases reported by
phiSiciaiis and householders through-
out tla» state to the local health ol‘tic-
«is in Connecticut." says Dr. Stanley
It. “show. head of the state bureau
of preventable diseases. in u stiltcincnt
on the health conditions of the stale
<llllll.'.: the past month. "This is a con-
siiirralili- ieduction from the 1.95.)
casts l'tllt‘tl'lt‘tl in June. The reducA
tion is. quitr marked, particularly in
Tllt' case of measles. scarlet fever. dip«
Tlllltllll and pulmonary tuberculosis.
"TL-.5 iziias‘rs cases were less than
l.:ili' what they were ill June. t'alliui:
t'ioiii 3’~T to 140.
"The reduction of diphtheria. while
not as greatl‘: was gratifying to pull.
ltc loaltli officials, as (hero were 5'9
ll"~‘S cases in July than in tile previous
mm-‘h. Net orly have the diplllllt'l‘ll
c: .«s in 'l 7‘ dncml. but an exception—
all}. growl shov'ii‘ig' has been made in
the ta‘wv’itj iati- of diphtheria The
Ititll ~ silni. that in 1917 one in every
l~n iii \\i.l l‘phtlici'ia died in 1‘01“
lH-l‘l': lli 'l‘lills‘ was reduced in 1920 to
0114 It 1w :‘y 14;. Tuning the first Siv
raw: ‘f < ii: For: ‘llt‘lll there were
l,'.'« ‘ r' x: «- n“ rl‘phtherla reported and
'«t'. .1. .‘li< nui' 5.: :- fatality rate. of Tl\'1‘
y.;5 r. : ('Y. ir other words. only one
It l'itl'} '_'i ill with diphtheria at the
[-l"‘~‘ rtt ti'i: -. :‘i.- ll‘ Connecticut. This
is tlll' Mai: {iv to diphtheria untitoxiil.
C(‘Tlllilllt ll v. lit: its rarly administration
ii. tla (i-il'si (F ”‘0 disease. and ill-5
it 1E.a‘. imiwi‘ls are calling physi-
ri:.il< v :mli. r i-: cases of sore throat.
.‘i sliulfl. inir-aw occurred in ty-
,li l t:-\o-i'. 3‘! mixes [icing rt'poi‘tt‘d
ii‘l li’ . n.«' oi this number there.
\‘.4 ’. J1: (:zwx in New Haven. 13 ill
.l ».-l. ioni- lll New ilritaiil. and
A ‘.l".' i:: lla'ml- l‘. 01‘ the seven Ham—
-lA ( l"! \3 s5!\ v.< re iii the same house
3.. E42. :Zl‘il is an indication of what hap—
pi.:s \‘liin people are. not protected
i-g .lll .st typhoid by the triple vaccine
" 'i lit- to _“ as practically no reduction
in whooping cough. This disease is
general throughout the State. every
county reporting cases of this disease.
"The rulizction in pulmonary tuber-
culosis is probably not a real reduc-
tion. but rather clue to delayed reports)
which will come in during the month‘
of August. Tuberculosis this year is
iiiaring higher than last year; iii fact.
their lzavi~ been more cases reported
to date for the year than any year
rllJ‘L 191“. and it would seem to indi-
cate that the extensive work against
the white plague. must COntlnll&lT the
“(cords of the previous years are to be
equalled. The spread of this disease
rests largely with families in which
tuberculosis cases are known to exist.
and these patients must be careful
about the disposal of their sputum in
order to prevent further cases in their
family.
“There were eight cases of tetanus
repented during the month, of which
number six were due to infection
through injuries received in celebrat-
g the Fourth of July.
One of life's. most mirth-provok-
ing sigh‘ s is a. pessimist trying to
administer sympathy to an optimist.
_—Sketch (London).
operation twining-s threatened to cur-
tnil llw pill'lllt‘litlll Of elit‘tiicity. thca
only [lid tl‘l- plan: i- hit faulty submit
to the necessity of «in idint: the burden
with its yati'oiiF. lvx thrriA small in-
creasrs. Had the ( H rail-s ri niaiilcd
the piants income would liavt
been insufficient to prevent
it from limiting into a deficit.
l‘-ut lliv three increases all toll
amounted in less than 30 per cent.
aboxr the highest ei base rate of th‘
Dlnnt's former lowest schedule. Nor
did they rise to the average advance
in price that electricity reached
throughout this country. Therefore.
even with such increase. they have
remained comparatively low to the
present time. “'hat economics and
efforts were resorted to to keep down
the price against such odds. only thn
Commisionnrs and their faithful help-
(Contlnued on Page Eight)
PATllflllNli WATERS
Hill SMUfifiEERS
DETROIT. Mich. Aug. l?.—Armed
with rifles. a detachment of state
police today started patrolling the
wateis in the vicinity of ['etrolA with
motor boats to guard against liquor
smugglers from Canada,
The, troopers. 75 ill ntlnl')(“‘_
here from Lansing last nisg‘it
ported to Charles 1’. (‘alnpiiL Deli-nit.
representative ot' the .\lichi::in i‘ublic
Saiet'y Commission. who lax: declared
open wariare on the liquor smug.
glers.
The arrival of the state police fol
lowed reports that efforts were being
made to flood the United States with
intoxicanls i'rom t‘ailaila as the result
or the coin: ruling in \Vinilsor that the
arrived
and re
Ontario temperance act does not {on
hid their export.
(‘zinlpau dt‘ClIlltil he v: mill get
"(‘lt’l} bottle of beer or. d wl. isliey that
is bleuzlu over from Canada.
A bony} imlease in the number of
applications for elearanc‘e of beer and
whiskey for the United States during
the last few days was reported from
“'indsor today.
PUEIEE HUNT Hill
ANflTHEll lllllll
SAN PRAVC‘ISCO.Aug.13.—Belief
that another body is buried in the im-
mediate vicinity of v here the. remains
of the Rev. Patrick Heslill. murdered
Catholic priest..-were exhumed last
Wednesday night. was announced to-
day by Constable S. A. Landini of
("olm a? on his return from Salado.
Beach. on the Pacific ocean south of
hi r.e
~.________
CHARGED “TFH KEEPING SLOT
MACHINES
ANSONIA. Aug. 13.—Twelve store-
keepers were arraigned in the city
court this morning on charges of
keeping slot machines and other
gambling devices. as the result of
raids made by nine state policemen.
last night. Augustine Breda was also
in court in a state police complaint
charging illegal liquor selling. He
pleaded guilty and was fined $50 and
costs.
All the men charged with keeping
gambling device‘s pleaded guilty and
took fines of $25 each. exce'pt David
Axelrod. of Main street. whose case
was Mtinued for one week. Thos
who paid fines signed waivers for the
destruction of the gambling devices
making anotlfé‘r court hearing 1m.-
. .. . 5 ,.
necessary‘ 'I .A'ig...;.l.‘is.iJ‘.L {k
council Allllth
HA8 OCCASION ll
MUCH SURPRISE
B e r l i n Cabinet Offiscial
Greatly Regrets the Delay
Involved by the N e w
Procedure
PlllllflNEi HARDSHIPS
IN UPPER SllESlA
Poles Prepared for a Fresh
Invasion of the Plebiscite
Area
lll-‘lll,l.\'. All: 13
Pros.) aivfo'aafmn regait‘ing 1hr
il'-(‘lsin:‘ oi the Supreme Allie-l l‘oun-
cit it) refer the Kipper Silesian liispn‘.
to IT)“ League of Nations was contlniA'l
to a brief liliiltlln feet-laid lii-n- lat"
yesterday afternoon. The action ('5
the Council Occasioned surprise in oi-
ilclzil emits "ill while. tl.‘ govern-
ment di lined to discuss ‘i new sit
ilnlioii. lini.A “as an intimation that
tin \ViitTi (‘1. was ilisappointwl
at the Ccuilcil's inability to reach '1
anal and equiiahln tlf5('l>io!;.
“\Ve Clliii‘ly hfitH-t {lie ilriln)‘
vnlved by the new procedure " a Cah-
iizct official declared. “Means-e it is
calculated to pl'oloi.g thv hardships of
the already sorely tried populace of
l‘ppcr Silesia."
Discussing the dit‘terl‘nces between
England and France. as ri-tlected in
reports of the deliberations in Paris, a
German official said:
“Germany had no interest in pro-
moting an actual break in the ranks
of tho- Entente. She has an abiding
faith in the righteousness of lat-r ease
respecting l'pper Silesia. and is tillll‘
willing to have the issue decided by
the Council or the league."
There is evident some apprehension
regarding the nature of the attitude
taken by the Poles. in view of the
Council's decision. It is asserted they
are prepared for a fresh invasion of
the plebiscite area of i'pper Silesia.
(Associate-.1
hp,
lAlllt'l
in-
‘evening. when the architect.
NEWS 0i Sit
BRINGS ill
l0illSitllMEli
Local oysterlnen are overjoyed to-
day at the news brought by Captain
“'illiam 1. Stevens. of the Stevens Oys-
ter Company. of Rowayton. who came
some instances.
This is the first time since 1914. a
matter of seven yeais. that a set has
been reported in local waters. and it is
belie Vt‘tl that it is due rartially to the
fact t.-a' water cm‘.iiitio:ls,hfivc been
unusually satisfactory for a set this
year.
Last year was
year for a set.
(A
”worded as a fine
but no evidence of one 0
All of (ill local cm. eeins ha d dump-
mi their shilis ou-r on their grounds e
quite some time ago. the lladel and :1
(Continued on Page Eight) r
Plans for Glover
Fair tonight; Sunday, cloudiness.
try of the State police in
the increase of accidents in traffic on
Connecticut highways.
Bridgeport. Bradley of hauliziry.
tistic 5 showing the g.A i: \. in alitomo': llli
:ilzilllli- -s
lay before it a suggestion for the uni-
form observe.
THREE: CENTS
iefs Called
ck Accidents
Will Confer Monday at
Capitol With State Officials
Proposal for Uniform Observance of ‘fSafety First " ' '
Week” in Connecticut to Be Laid Before the 5
Conference—Co-operation Between Auto- .3;
ists, Pedestrians and Parents Held to 55,5.-
Be Essential to Solve the Problem. - ‘2‘
Chiefs of police from ten or the week‘ throughout the state. It is his
cities of the stale will con? c: lbelief that any such move will be most
into town today bringing as evidence 1318'" . .
a ha: of shells dredged from his com- at the CGDHOT Monday With Motor 9ff€CUV0 if begun as 5003 as practi-
pany's grounds, off Roton Point. which Vehicle Commissioner Stoeckel. Higll— cable in order that the state may be
contained all oyster set. there being way Commissioner Bennett and Super- DI‘PPETPG ‘0!” October and Rex-ember,
from 3:7 to 5“ oysters on a shell in intend'enx Hurley and Captain )chur- All“ worst ”101‘:th W the year for ac—
cidents. according to department sta—
tis
:1'1 effort to
to check lit-‘5
Public Motion Pictures.
l'nder the direction of Guy Hedlund
of Hadlyme. educational film director
who produced Connecticut war films,
{IT‘C‘C upon 1‘. (‘OllCPl‘l‘Fd nlO\ ('
Invitations to attend the conference
were sent yesterday by Cliiet' of P0—
lice gm“), of New Hm-(q to cm”..- the department have had prepared a.
llieilnan of Stamford. F‘anacan of “Twp”! sat‘eiy-first‘ film entitled.
Your Children?“ This
danger of let-
the streets and
Are
sh owe; the
play in
"\‘i'here
graphically
ting children
Beach
1‘ \Vaterhury. Landrizan of Meriden.
could he found; “1.03.35. scientific ex- Ingles of Middle-town. ltaxvlincs of . . ~ _
in rts said that this year there was lit- NV‘V Britain. VENT” (‘f Hartford 1151-} run 0111 ””0 traffic Without caution,
tie likelihood that theie would be .m Talbot of Greenwich. m" M“ ”‘9 ”5‘29”“ of my'“m.k‘ng
got ‘ ‘ “.\'lfl‘t\-l'~‘ll'~l “'l-ek ,_ and reckless driving. A screen is to
‘ ' ‘ ii in the old Senate chamber
l‘t' (iii—(‘3‘
of” the Capitol. on which this film will
be shown on Monday {or the benefit of
the conference. If it meets with ap—
proval. the motor vehicle department
will furnish films to cities in different
\Vllilc it will be left to the cor-Ter-
nce to develop its own plan of W l’ll‘.
ftei beini.r made acquain'nl “ith 51‘
(l v.i.-l
Commissi or-vi Stock
q
I.
nce of a “safetyifirst
(Continued on Page Eight)"—
Clubhouse Looked Over
A mceting oi both the
committees appointed by E. B. Galla-
her was held in the office of the
Clover Manufacturing company last
who has
plans for the new
advisory
drawn tentative
All Building
‘Pork’ Bills
Doomed at This Session
clubhouse and gymnasium to be
erectul on the Chichester property
on “'cst avenue by Mr. and Mrs. Gal-
lahcr. explained in detail the plah‘E.
A copy of these plans were given to
each member of the committee. and
will be left in their hands until Octo-
ber lst. when another meeting will be
held to check up on all changes in
ideas. which the committeemen may
present.
No definite action was taken in the
matter of deciding the winner of the
Name and E'mblem contest for the
new club. action being deferred until
a later date.
The meeting was largely attended
and unusual interest was shown in
the enterprise.
S u p r e m e Court Justice
Chosen to Sit with Trol-
leymen's Representative
and Company’s Attorney
on Wage Scale Dspute
\‘t'ord was “mixed here last night
prank ()'M«~.l:5;. .ind Francis Houli.
}{u'~{f0nl .uqrat members of the
saws- Nonference lloard.
John Reach of Now
For l i-c‘icut su-
has iii-in chos-
01 the special
by
hiiil,
'l‘i olle) men's
that Judge
Haven. justice
i‘ri‘nw court of irrers
as the third lili'litl‘P.
K.
ii." iii"
en
arbitration ioniiiiitt 0 Which is to de.
cilli- on the tioi! \iin‘r‘. s “Tito Scale
tliioughout ill! < « Ln cctlcut Company
lines. Mr. “minim is chairman of
the conference hoard.
Judge Beach is one of the most
prominent figures in Connecticut legal
He in former president of the
New Haven Colin!) liar Associating
In the coming confer» nces on the wage
Scale and other matters of dispute the
trollevmen will he represented by :1
prominent Boston lawyer. while los-
eph l“ Berr) of Hartford “ill rcprw.
sent the Connecticut Compal'l.v The
first hearing will be on Wednesday lll
New Haven.
All troilcyrnen were recently askel
to fill out cards regarding the cost of
their rentals and stating whether they
boarded or maintained their own
homes. These figures. the living 003:5
and the trolieymen's wages as com-
pared to other trades. it is understood
will all be considered by the arbitra-
tors.
circles.
(Continued on Pale Seven)
Past Sochem’s Jewel
for Mr. Brotherton
Joseph Brotherton was
wi't'h a handsome past sachem‘s jewel
at the meeting of Cockenoe Tribe. No.
33. I. O. R. M.. held last night: The
presentation was made by Great Sen-
ior Sagamore Harry Bailwitz.
Following the meeting. members of
the tribe adjourned to Calf Pasture
beach where the entertainment com-
mittee had pr ared an open air feed
consisting of frankfurters and rolls,
cofiee and the like. A pleasant hour
was spent telling stories around a;
campfire, . 1'43““; .A
Judge John K. Beach Is
3rd Trolley Arbitrator
V
presented
miliEMFEi5un
Commttee Urges Further
Cut of $500 from Taxable
Income of Married Men
the total salary before tax is paid
will be $2.900 if these changes become
effective.
The enlarged exemptions will cause
a total loss of $50,000,000 6: revenue.
\Vith these and numerous minor
changes the committee virtually com—
pleted the Tax Bill today. It will be
(Continued on Page Seven)
President Abandons
Plans for a Vacation
WASHINGTON. D. 0.. Aug. 13.—
There will be no summer White House
for President Harding this year. It is
his intention to remain in Washington
throughout the summer. despite the
probable recess of Congress. The Cab-
inet officers will conform their plans
to his. Washinfim summer: are pro-
verbially hot and this one has been no:
exception. but it: is believed the worst.
Freddie!“ Harding is disap-
' 5%
Sitlliill (will
Dilllillii NOTE
British Government
negotiations in Ireland was considered
at a meeting of theBritish
morning.
General of Ireland.
Greenwood. Chief Secretary
land. were
called to participate in
ations.
in official.
tents of the communication from the
Irish It (publicai:
goyernmellt's proposals preparatory to
peared
of this morning's
fare in Ireland. which were. estimatei
as amounting to
pounds sterling.
young woman of his acquaintance re-
cognized his violin playing through a
church window at Derry. ,N. 11.. James
\V.
is under arrest today.
appeared in January. 1919. when his
wife brought 8. 850.000 suit against
Miss Dorothy Smith of Cambridge. He
is lodged
secret indictment.
passing the small Episcopal church
when the violin strains reached her
car.
rtar touch she approached and looked
Representative Langley Andi
nounces That No Money
W 1 11 Be Appropriate!
E vet: for Construction}
Measures of Real Merit ‘3'
\‘VASHINGTON. D. C. Aug. 13.—-
All piospects of a furt‘. er raid on the
Tieasurx for the construction of public
buildings. which {or a time seemed a
possibility despite the general reo
trenchment programme. vanished yeao
terday when Representati‘ve Langley
(Kit). chairman of the Committee on’
Public Buildings and Grounds. notified.
MAINTAINED
LONDON. Aug. 13.——Eamonn do ~
\‘alera's anm‘er to proposals of the ”‘9 “pork barrel" SGGkET‘S 01' “13
House that there would be no such'
measure at the present session.
Incidentally he put a stop to thd
possibility of a building measure for
which there might be some excuse. to
improve post office and other condi-
tions in cities where they actually wers
needed. Such a course had been con-
sidned in view of the examination in-
to postal facilities now being conduct:-
cd by Postmaster General Hays. in;
view of pei :tent reports that the mail
service was being handicapped severe-
relative to peac1
Cabinet this
Lord I-‘itzAlan. Gmevnor»
and Sir Hamar
for Ire-
understood to have been
the deliber—
O
Closest secrecy was still maintained
circles relative to the con-
leadcr. ar «1 some
pcliticr i lelder. and some political wri- 1‘ in some cities, including New York.
, .5 “a“ tod \ rethr ”0‘1 ”W” ”H“, U55: because 0. inadequate space for clerks
- N A “' . , I ‘ , ., I ‘ . to Work. There has been mllch agita-
l‘. was merely a step torvuaid in th5 _ . , _ . _
.' . . ‘ . . lien for pulzllc buildings of late. parti-
negotiations. 'llie} declared that the
~ re g“. asked for NM“ “1an of the eularly among the new members of
1 ’ h " l h ‘ Congress who sought to make them-
«hes solid in their districts by obtain-
the meeting of the Irish Republican ‘
Parliament next Tuesday. (Continued on Page Eight) __.
Sensational reports. however. ap-
llil-ler bold headlines in some
newspapers. Soulc
EEEVATllR MAN’S
,\\'.~\SlllNG'i‘ON, A ng. 13—31 (11:; . , r ' ,.
\vi-ic taken yesteiday by Republican (if Elwin were to the ”‘3‘” ”1.?“ ,tg‘f
members ot‘ the Ways and Means Labmc. 3001‘ a most serious not: , ..
Committee to relieve married perso 5' Mr. de \aleras “Pl?" regarding L Til:
_ P . t to a rejection of the Ril~
from a portion of [llt‘lr tax burdens. tentarloun . . thv to.”
An amendment was adopted raising “Sh terms. It .vtas n? t-vsior" ‘ H‘;
the exemption from S". 500 under cx- these rumors ‘30”: pm?!“ :1 n. 1":
mi (. - u r m . t iaoli- Palm” “"1”” 5‘“S“‘r.da’ 79mm”! t ‘. l - s \v i» f 'r \10 l d
isdng law. of \-.ul\.‘€ .tc lve p ‘ belief “Ht Mr. (19 \l‘ems 16““. war ‘ .0.li.. 0'. t. o a r pace. age
ably as Of Jan.‘ L 1141'. for ntariietl 1’. terrible. and indicated his readiness Ll operator of the elcnator at the
persons where tile 531.3” does ““01 e:— to piece ed vith the negotiations lr;:r.l:- hash “‘f‘5g"‘““:"""‘g Company. Was tak-
Cfld $5.000. l\o change “as made .1 inc to a rottiement. Giving dct- x.“ (iii to tile. horwall; Hospital about 9,
”“3. “Emptmn for single pelbom' il-{cse disauitin: reports stated :1 w. (”lock ’hls morning. where four toes
.\\'lilCll is how‘vacOtl. . Mr. de ‘11er had demanded amnesty were amputated .from his left foofi.
miwesmmt‘f‘) Langmth ”FMS for all Irish Republicans imprisoned that number MW"? been "118th in
0.).was the au-hor 0. inc amendnlcn‘n or interned. numbering about s m. {Eamon-t at the hash plant. ‘
‘ “:1” anyamenmneuaiprc‘w10:11:11 a; thousand. as a condition precedent to “ “H“ ‘i “'35 5“th at ”‘9 Nash.
2:“,‘(iwred ‘”"'19d“;1i1‘(;” XTT‘ )e" ‘ l ( eh- further negotiations. It. was also stat— Wad today. “as alone in the elevatd
“ ' or 9““: ,C ‘l' . “SETS an '. ed he hail asked monetaryindemnity or at ”‘F‘ “mp 0f the acmdent, and.
crease from $.00 under emstlilg 13.“: for the 305;; occasioned by the war- was; gomg‘ up. His foot became
\i’liere there is one child in the family caught between the flooring of the
some millions of elevator and the edge of the opening
of the elevator entrance. ;_
He was rushed to the hospital as
‘ . soon as he was released from his
Gll‘l Finds Fugatlve position. where he was atended hr
'. . . Dr. George Fawcett. So mangled“
Through VlOlm Stmgs “as the foot that four toes had to bo
_— amputated. A‘j
"B‘OSTON. Aug. 13.—-—BQC3U:$€ a .
President Obregon
Wants Recognition
MEXICO CITY. Aug. 13.-—-Presldent
fibregon still maintain: his recently:
announced policy relative'to securingV
recognition of the present Mexican.
Government by the United States. The
Foreign Office lashnlght made publtt: .
a statement that there was no intenc’
tion on the part or México to sign a.
treaty with the United States prior to
recognition. and that the whole uni-
tilde or the Government regarding this
matter had undergone no change.
formerly of Brookline.
Radcliffe dis-
Ratclit‘fe.
in jail awaiting trial on '1
The girl who caused his undoing was
Believing she detected a famil—
I. It was the missing Radclifle. Then
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