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T 73.15131) 1870
5.: ice Certificates Now
l‘lannedto AvoidDrain on
“ treasury For Bonus Bill
mi tee VV ill VV ork out the Details, as the
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. dy for Final Action by Congress.
”w, ,-.I\‘ \l In 11 ‘_' sexlajnr. III-fore this cnn’d lu' IUIIIplctml and it
.1. IIIIIIsII \\:A\S and .Ippcnred It would be at lcasra mouth
H",- II... ytmt imp. ful. twirl}. III-lure lht‘ comniittI-c would he readv
H “Imp .lf 111w soldiers 1-1 r-~3mrt an} bill agreed Itpon to the
..I IIIIl hi 0'1] Iannd in the House. I
., . ..1,I_»‘Il:1t.- tIII tin-l \Vlllltflll I hanging the \'I)C;";.‘ |1
~.I' I (II-III~II-II I... Itraininz. farm and home aid and land
.IIte‘iIIIt.-\ IIIIIIn settle-moat features of the l-‘ordnev
I ,, . llltll I-IIIIH IIII- bill it Is t'tllllf‘llllllillltl nude-r the ncvv
... ,I;..l-; 1min thz- plan. committee members said. to
~. iII' III tl..r “LIII (ll issue adjusted svnicc ccrtiticalr‘s
I - I'lv LIkuII tIIIi.;\ in “huh. lI\ the :IdIlItInn of forty per
. - II: - -. .> t I “MI !I ll u '\.(‘T‘lll. to UN proposed adjusted service
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IIIII In sill-1111 ‘l\\llll\ IIaIs at the rate of 4"" per
I . ..b‘ erI IIIl-I :s ()l lllt“(~ lil IIIIIinnund-Il annually would
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\‘lintll'lTVVXEI' llllt‘ .\ll amount t‘llll'tl 14- bi‘iI pcl‘
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' omen ll) ar on Crane
l; lletectixes and
l. ‘ ., . . .- V
g: \tates Mai dials to
l‘ . I. ‘ . . V
. , ted Against incleas-
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~ hootleggeis. (lam-!
f~ and Thieves .
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- IIIIIII llII‘ l'IlilI-Il Stalls
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iii ll lHlll HAYS
ll EMSPAPENS FUN
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.lnsI-ph ‘MIIIIihill. a
.I‘Itr rrprrscnlini: Pr!)-
.- ltnI A. Maine's of-
l') appear before
:Il _I'|ll‘\ in session in
l 1.1. lll‘lol'fi' that body
mun: II>rrIIption I-\ist~
-I Mu:
.l:!‘llIS J. O’DONNICLL.
Scutt'nced to thc Return: School
:l..~I 01‘ Stato- l'I'olIllIi-
,. “NH”. For An lndciinitc Period [11 the Sn-
I: . m ,_ IlI-nIaI issued ncriur Court This Morningr 011'(‘bnrg-
s ..I the public rcports cs 0‘ Theft.
~I'IfI- and printed with-
" ’4" "r consent. morning was sentcncI-d to the reform
1’ ””"r‘jews ‘0 “PWS' school by Judge John P. Kellogg in
he said last night. the superior court. Bridgeport. for an
“’vllh‘l.‘ nothing ofan)‘ indciluito period. his length of stay
I) Sttltv- agents as the
~ i I consistently rc-
therc depending upon his good behav—
mr.
: 1|.“ In 373 r I ' , .
'“i. r ‘91:"? n“ '0'" 0 lionnI-ll s partner. XII-ran. had the
M "I” m" H,” H 39‘3“) case against hIm nnlied )I'Slt‘l‘dily al-
.I . . .
‘ 1 I. M ””5 0 m it being pl'0\‘('n to the satis-
tI-rnoon.
faction
Cummings that he.
Homer 5.
had takI-n
State's Attorney
Zit-ran.
of
Wig} ' I a ride in the stolen automobile to ac-
' It1 3L company his friwid and that he had
A bad no part in the actual theft.
The arrests in the case were made
by Sergeant li'rank \‘irclli and State
l'llllllllBUTlllNS
lNE PNUNINC lN
(Continued on Page Eleven)
Mill Reopens Under
Police Protection
“ " ‘3” "2"“ {“13” PAV‘I'TL‘CKE“. n. 1.. March 2.—
..» 1,2,. turd; .12): Three companies of banana! Guard
I‘ : Illll‘lrt'll. The Coast Artillerv the 345th 346th and
Naprnoximntr-lv 351M, :1 machine gun detaile and a.
"“’ 3 SlJ‘ISCTIPtl0“3 medical detachment, which have been
‘ "l”; . on auty new because m the textile
‘ \"‘ ““ " SIM'O" strike. were sent to the state armory
""" 1"0'00 at Providence today-
1""»""' About 300 soldiers are left in the
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O. 27.00
6; Freight Steamer
..... 2.3.8.. Reported Sinking
25d”)
FIJI” BOSTON. March 2.———The Norweg-
..... 1".”0 ian freight steamer Grontoft was re-
. ~ l"-“0 ported sinking about five hundred
' 'I’ "A ”I“ check miles southeast of Cape Race. in radio
.I It iI-stvrdur by messagts here today. Her lifeboats
~ «~I :I-i ot‘ the 10- had been smashed. the steamer West
I, -. ~ me fol owing Kebar ne‘ported. The steamer Estonia
'~ a ..
Flirt-1‘11] by
and on Page Eleven) ‘
Chairman was proceeding to her assistance. The
Grontott was W ‘ New 0r-
lean: to mm.
"L‘Z. :.
bun-red at the South Norwalk Post
Onioe as Second Clam Mail Matter.
IIIII RESERVE...
REORGANIZANON
coIIIIIII TED
\VASHINCTUX. March 1— ('um—
plt‘lf’ reorganization of the Sunni Re-
serve- is pruposcd in a tcntatiu- bill
pct-pared b) the Navy llI-partmcnt and
forwarded to ot’ticials of thc .\':I\:Il l{"-‘
serve Asosciuliou b_\ Secntari' llIhbv
Ior comment lwt‘orc‘it is prescntcd to
Congress. Includcd in thc
act. is the prIuision fIII :1
marin reserve section and for cI-IIaiII
mew-chant slIIps to ll_\ :1 I-Iu~
blcni.
The bill
Sun” or
pruposcd
llll'l‘t'llllllt
I‘Q'St'l‘\ t'
abolish all existing:
Marine- Corps ltcscmc and
establish a .\'a\al llcscnc :Is a "coni-
poucul pa rt" of the XIII _\. cmisistin};r of
thtcr classes. \oluntcer naval rcscruu
A Separate section proIidcs
:IrtrI uization of 1th present
t‘ orps ltesene III cmitormih
would
in 1' rc ~
\yith the
11c“ plan. it would have two classcs
I‘orrc'sponding‘ to flip ilII-t rI-srru- and
the volunth‘r I“.\1‘l‘\|' of thc na\al
establishment.
.\Il present an nilwrs of the various
(‘lussvs Iii‘ N;I\;Il ltcsrmisls both (Il-
t-I'I rs .II-Il IIII-II. anIl llII- .\';I\:Il .\lIlitI;I
“mill in 'III'Ilustl'It win the III-II sx stI III.
ul'llccts not in "t' :Ilm‘II lh) Inilt III
ic llli’ll'illlri‘milldillill“? {\t’I p1 an ".1
“null III ltPlllit 'III Hm I' In! t) 1* Im-
Itirizillil- (l‘t :13 .1“) “fur l~.- i-«quIIIIII;
!_»I'Ir:tIIi;';IiIIIIv allininistIaIiIIu. trIIIll'IIL‘
(Continued on Page Two‘
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liOYlHlfllRGE
IIIIIIIINS 10
RESlGN IIIIIJI
British Premier Resents
Split in Coalition and in
the Parliament
THE CABINET 18 .
EXPEClElllfl STAND
Sir George Younger Is Held
Responsible for Revolt of
the Tories
‘.\lII rincl
m
l_Il_\'lIII,\' March :3 (it) The Asst.»
(‘iulcll l'rrxsl l‘ZIthcr an I-arlI gren-
I-ral I ii‘t‘llllll or thI resignation 01'
Prime .\lI Isl-r l.‘0,\d (lIOIgI \IIlI lI~l
ltlu- Iiglslml III lllt‘ IHI'SIlIl [ItlliiiI‘II’
”:5” .1 Is ;:I m I.I|l\ iu'liInIl
'l'h. ,IIIII,II~I-II1‘5' \VId‘IIIIII: bunch in
HM i“l\.\’l>\."‘.\t party tIInI-IIIII \VIlll
1l~I I‘vIllvaI-III gum in strength IH‘ 1h:
[31,. .,,I-. III..le l-‘miurr I'I-Imnr As
IIIII'lI .Ind tl-I l.;.borll- as l\lIlll‘(‘l‘li
II: llll' I-IIcIII IIII' l‘li‘(TNl0|l.‘< ll:l\l‘ fort“
'IIl ill-«I .I.y III:ItI\I-a on
I\l1' llI-IIl (jculnc
thc prclnicr.
is undI-rstood to
This motion was thought
((‘onllnncd or. Page Elevcn)
SOUTH NORWALX. CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1922'
DE VALENA IN
A NEW lllREAl
.l0 WNNDNAW
DUBLIN, March 2483‘ The Asso-
ciated Press).——Another threat to
withdraw from the Dali Elrennn was
made by Eamon de Valera today.
whet: Arthur Grllfith refused. as presi~
dent of the Dali. to answer a question
regarding plans for the future of the
Hnulbowline dockyard at Queens
town. on the gumnd that this was
strictly provisional zm'ernment work.
Mr. do Valera declared the question
wa‘s :1 test involving the supremacy ol’
the Hail.
An Pfi'orl by the Republicans III slllll
the meetings of the hall to the Man-
sion House so the public could attend
was defeated by a vote of 49 to 50.
to indicalc
dc Vaiera‘s part) cxpcctet‘l e
prolonged meeting of the “all. whilc
the Grillilh suppoilers. on the
hand, tlcsiI-ed to end the session today
it possible.
llcl'me adjouinlng for luncheon. the
llail formally ratifiedethc AIIl 1~‘heis. lti
tar as it concerned the llail and
the election to be lII-ld on the issue ol’
the treaty, and the constitution of the
l’l‘cc State.
that Mr.
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OFFICIAL OPENING OF PERMANENT COURT OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE.
First and PXClUSlle photograph to reach the United States, taken on February 15, showing Judi. 0 John
Bassett Moore (designated by arrow), American representative to the Permanent Court of International
Justice,
in the Peace Palace, at Hague, Holland, reading the opening address
AllEllE YflUNC BNNAENS SWINNLEN
CONNECTICUT MAN
0
1\' lCVV' YORK.
thrI-c youthful
eA l'l‘t‘sl (11'
\\ till
(‘0’)-
March 2.
brokers. charged
grand larceny by a Connecticut
tractor. who alleges he was sold a
bankrupt brokerage business. was to-
Ilay the outstanding i'I-uture (H the
concerted drive against crook-winess in
stOI-k dealings.
Thu-ct.- “on Hold.
Samucl Small. said to be head 01‘
the firm of Friedman. Marks-lson and
"0.. and lsidor Friedman and GI'nI'g'e
Alzirklesmi. brokers, vre-n- hI-Id “'hI-n
Alphonse J. Des Champs, of Hartford.
(‘r-I.n.. made complaint against the
trio of larceny I‘ SlBfiOH. ills total
losses were said to amount to _ '.III -
Imo, Des Champs alleged that hr-
bought a defunct pay—rolls and ficti—
tious lists of customers.
Receivers for Four More lrnkcx‘.
Four more brokerage concerns In 111
into the hands of rI-cI-ivcrs )l'Slt‘rIl.t\,
making the total for February twenty—
iiW'.
Nineteen indictments have turn an-
nounced-to date on charges growing
0 It of hucketing. Others haIe bI-fli
handed up. Seven arrests lune been
made. Si.\ brokerage houses have
ben raided for evidence. The cus-
tomary $3.000 bail has been increaIed
to 350.000.
The office of the district attorney
has UPCH'SO swamped witll complaints
that two grand juries are kept busy
hearing complaints.
Family Escaped“
in Night Clothes
BRIDGEPORT, March 2.—Clad only
in their nightclothes, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Edwards and- three children
made a. hasty retreat before a fire :hat
destroyed their home, at Monro, Tues-
day night. The loss was $5,000.
The house, which is located on a
hilltop. was enveloped in thine short-
ly after Mr. Edwards was awakened
by the baby's cries. He had time to
get his wife and children from the
building.
[NIT [IE BIC FlNlTllNE '
NINE MllNUMENlS
IN EUlllll’E ARE _
CflNlEMl’lATEfl
lation by Congress. in addition to the
more than one hundred map monu—
ments proposed.
These monuments of artistic design
would mark the following places:
The spot where the first American
soldier was killed in Europe-
Where the first American soldier
was wounded at the front.
Area of German raid on First Divi-
Continued on Page Twelve)
Given Coat of
Tar and Feathers:
FHV’EPORT La.. March 2.—-—Taken,
from his home in Cedar Grove. last.
night. by a silent band of unmasked
men. V‘Villiam B. Gentry, 67. ’w‘as'
pushed out of an automobile twenty'
and a Coat of tar.
attack was given.
BEAI'MONT, Tex. March 2.—-John
Sullivan. dairyman. last
taken out by a large group of masked
men and severely beaten.
leased in front of a newspaper office
to the editor. ';
, here
minutes later at a street intersectioni
here. clad only in his urrder clotheml
No reason for the;
night, was 1
He was re-'
and commanded to report the lincidenti
{MANY PlClllllNll
WINS HEN CASE
Film Star Does Not Have
to Pay Mrs. Wilkenning
Any Part of $108,000
NEW YORK. March 2.«4Mury
Pickford does not have to pay Mrs.
Cora C. V’v’ilkenning any part of the
3108.000 which Mrs. “'llkenning
claims was her due as commission for
getting the film star a raise to $10,000
VV'ASHINGTON. )1:il‘t‘ll.~——Er(‘('il0n a. chk. This was the verdict of a
of nine monuments in Europe to mark ft‘dvrul .iur)’. returned lIlFIt night and
places 01" special interest and histor- unsealed today. before l"I-Ileral Judge
lI‘al importance in the service 01’ the Mack.
American Expeditionary Forces lacon- NIaIIhI-r Mary nor her husband
tt'mlllatvd in the memorial plans 0' Douglas l-‘airhanks, were in court
“10 War Department for Whlf'h PPOSl' .thn the verdict was announced
d“m Harding has recommended IOS'lS- 'llcr counsel rushed to the lt'lophonl
to acquaint her with thc news at her
hotel. ._
(‘ounsvl for Mrs. \V'ilkcnning flied
notice of an appeal.
In her hotel suite. the slump star
said she had spent $300,000 in tight-
lnz Mrs. \Vilkenning's etTort to obtain
8108. 000 of her money The trial
this week was the third in the
case.
"i feel sorry for Mrs \Kilktnninz."
said M:1r\.but 1 never hate settled a
claim when I was in the right. and l
never will.
Roxbury Club Has
Dinner and Meeting
1‘ red H. Quintard was again elected
president of the ltoxbury Club at ”'1"
annual meeting and dinner of the club
held last twining at UN Mahackemo
Hotel.
There
present.
because of illness. .
Other officers elected were:
Vice- president‘JWls'e Henry
Gregory. .
Secretaryand '1‘
Curtis. '
m owing
were fourteen members in all
W.
Rain. sicct or snow.
RELlABLE
THREE GENE
Shorehaven Country Club
Plans Are Going Forward
And Success is Assured
Occupancy, and the
and Other Features
Large and Attractive Club House, the Forms?
Home of \Voodbury G. Langdon, is Ready for
Grounds are Ample for
Tennis Courts, (roquets, Summer Houses,
Plans for thc proposcd golf and (‘onnccticni shore The club slant“
country club at Norwalk. Pour... unique among. :1le and countu club.
known as the Shot-champ t‘ountr)‘ :Is it ot‘i‘crs a larzc uttrnctixr club
Club are ~npidlv going fmward and as hmlsc. formerh the home (It the late
suranccs of its success are being privcu \Voodhury l. Limmion. :IttmI tivclf’
by man} notable men locatcd alongthe .nmpamun .101 (pi-4.1.1 pun [hulk‘tlldnt
A
some belhg unable to attend
'rern—George E.‘
nicr hI‘InsI s {In :IlII-I IIIIIIII II ,I III,
ENllSTEll MEN
STRANDED UN
HUN‘lEN’S lSlAN
Strandcrl
1.11112
V'Hlllx'. March ;‘
(In a nil llIIIItvr's lsIaIIIl
island Sound li'l' lunrr than sn hours
in blinding snnw storm. tndnc tlII
arInI lllllllt‘ll l.~;’11, from Fort 'l‘I'IltIn.
\Iith lll‘tccn I’lllifill'i‘ turn and Ill!" I‘l\llr
aboard li‘ilt‘lli‘tl Hart's Island.
balilc against wind and \v.1\I
'l‘hi rising: tide lifted the cral't irmn
thc locks just as police _|III:Its Sl'lll
from this city. sighted hcr.
'l'hI boat's occupants Wil‘t IlrInI'lIcIi
in thcwaxcs sand numbwillitold 'I'lII\
\Vt‘lt‘ :ixcn hot IIIl‘fcc and finnishcd
dr) clothing and soon rccovcrcd.
The men had attI-ndcd a basketball
game at Fort Slocum and wore l‘l‘r
tuf‘nlnfz when they lost their way in
the storm.
N l‘:\\'
1‘!" 1‘ in
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IIIIII IIIJIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS
INIIINIIIIIIIIIIJI
NEVV' YORK. March 2.777'l‘hc list of
Wall Street broker-ace house failures
climbed toward the flt'ty mark today.
Scott and Stump. a consolidated
exchange house. went into bankruptcy
shortly after thc market opened. and
a short time later Alphonse Des.
champs. successor to Friedman. Mai»
kclson and Company. an outside
house. with a large branch in Mair
(real, announced an assignment for
lhc bone lit 01' crcditnrs.
l-‘ ricdm. in. Markelnon and (,‘ompan\
re-ct ntiy snspcndtd opt rations and th-
(Continued an Page Three)
llll. Willlll TI]-
VVAI‘N‘HING'N 1N. March . llr
Hubert Work. pit-sent First Assistant
l‘Ostmastcr'flem-r51l. will succeed VV'iil
H. ”(1335 as head of tho l'ostofflce he.
partmcnt. it was learned definitely to-
day at the White House.
Dr. Work is in Pueblo. (3010.. and
will take over the postoffice portfolio
Saturday, whe’n the resignation of Mr.
Hays becomes effective. The nomin-
atlon of Dr. Work is expected to be
sent. to the Senate shortly.
DENVER, Colo, March 2——Dr.
Hubert Work of Pueblo, who will be
"appointed Postmasterwml, will be
the second Colorado man to hold
He M Tel-
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SUCCEED HAYS;
a largely on
Slmrchau‘n Inn. tlIc I'I'IIpnsI-II null (11le as Sccn from the “aicrfnmt:
Ol'i‘li‘).|HI\. 'l‘bI grounds .‘ll'i lxmlll‘v 'l'II .mcnrc II Ilu‘» .xilI \IIIh almost
itcl) plaIIchl H‘i'l‘lt‘lllxlliL‘, \\l\t‘ I‘l ill! Inn known ltit'l'll\ :1‘ Land l'lii’\\(‘n—
most charming sI I Imus n' Long; Isl =t1I‘I iI lit‘I’ Id ‘I-I‘alw t1. ;., 'I .II'I I'II‘I‘ah tor
Sound .\ Sllt‘l't trout III 7' .I II It Is :1 unit cIIIIIsr :I‘l \\;I'Il twining i-rvsh
ilII‘luIlI II III lbI I-lIIlI lll‘iilil' silI 'l‘bl "I “Hit: in? L'II ~'»' :Il-I' snItIIIvlc l-IIIIIl-
is t'\\‘l‘lll'lll bathing: Ii'lll lined .I'.:I bu: ”IL-x '1.II‘-‘l\IiII.Il'I ll' llxlilllu II~.II- l‘uk—
age for plcnsnvc cra‘t III :Ill klllilf~ lllL' 1114 It bus. IIIsizi “Hummishmt
The grounds an “.11 shad-d \IIIlI “11.1 'III tIi-;,Im,~_.IIII II cu“ pIIII-cicd
spars for 11 IInI~2 I IIIIl'ls. t‘l‘t-‘lll' 1. sum-
Contlnncd on Page Twelve)
Demand Investigation of Acts .
And Conduct of Governor Reilyj
Delegate Felix C. Davila
Makes a Long Series of
Charges Against United
States Official
-
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\lII‘Il llviH .I-i l‘IHl-V llltn. lflhltlllg ff}
lIII ll'llIIIV I! llI‘lll IiiIII'I. “as t‘nadc lit
lll" that“ tIiIl;I\ in “(4111le i-‘t'lit
(‘IIIdnxu lIIII II». I. ~IIlI lll cmnmissiqntsr
(ll I'Ilt’lII lilII'
III~I lulllit; tlII III I~I-lI be rI-prcscntm!
.I‘leIIl tint this why lu- taken "Qttl!r
:IIIII llu Il.IIIlIng .\aniIIistratinn “at:
alum IIIIII IIppIIIiIIIIiH l0 act." 121'.
II:IIIl:I “inn is :I lill‘llilfl‘r (It the l'n‘
lIIIIisl l‘aItI IIl th island. cxprem"
the llt'lhl that if Governor Itcilr
should in InllI-d as a witness hotnm
an Inn‘sliiraiinl: cntnmittvc. "hc hinl-
scll' IIIIl luv the lust l'\'ldl‘n(‘(" of the
justim» of run demand for his rrmovo
al ”
l'l‘tt‘lIi‘lllllL‘, .1 long s: lll'S (Iffl'hargww
against llII Lruvsrnor Mr. liluila tolli
Hip HIIIIQI- llml “hill ht‘ ht‘lit‘b'Ptl
l't‘I'slIlI Iii l‘l'rilllllIL' llluIl“ a mistake it!
.Ippointint: bun. lII~ ltIIIw “the presi—
IlIIIt was iIIIIIIIro-d upon" and theme
for: the appointment was not mad&
“knowingly or witha the least malice
toward the pimple of Porto Rico." HR
:Illdcd. lin\\'t-\'cr. that ”W’(‘ have elm
lillllh‘ll‘ll all of our means to obtain ”IQ,
of the g0\t‘l'I'iOl' by the ad-
rcmoI al
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MENNNITT AfiAlNSl‘
BNNUS MEASURE
UNCEI] BY lEliNlN
l:l:lll(ll'2l‘()lt'l‘. Mavch 2.*"‘MM&I‘4
ic" ll lit lu- his opinion that “the econ»
(Imic Insult of the bonus bill will be
\nm untnrlllflnit» for ”it" FOUHCKV 8115
\\")'1ll rmstpniw the Iesnmption of bus-
ine: s to sm b .In I \lent as to he a {ne‘-
Imudons h.1rds.Iip all than“ who
are (ml of cmplnvmcnt,"
Congressman Schuyler Merritt has
ll.:'r\ \V‘. (‘ongdon Pot.
AnII-rlmm Legion. through
P Moran. that he will
\Ui" :lz‘ninsl. ihc four—Sold
.Alljljfiitil Compensation as
l)"
inform! 'l
Number 11.
Adjutant .lolIn
not ('11le
plan (It
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Stew and Buttermilk
Make Fighting Irish
BOSTON. March 2,—Too much
~lrish stew an! buttermilk is region;
slide for the fighting Irish natal-«t. 3:241
cording to Dr, Martin Edwards. who
Spoke before the lesion University
ISchool of Theology yesterday on.
"diets." M
l Dr. Edwards said that for man:
vears the people of Ireland had 1133‘
vegetables, potatoes 7' ,
buttermilk. while most
and eggs» produced '
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