NISEIIY IN IIIIIENII
Captain E. A. Yarrow. former
Connecticut National Guardsman, has
cabled that practically nothingio be-
the Karakiiss district of that country
is increasing and a typhus epidemic
has broken out and added to the
moral misery. according to informa-
tion received by State Director E. H.
McDonough at :Near East Relief
lie-summers, No. 1003 Main St...
Htrtiord.
. The responsibility of directing the
fight against the. typhus epidemic has
fallen on Captain Yarrow in his ca-
pacity as director general 0: the Near
Eur Relief for ’l‘ranscsucnsis. He
gained considerable . experience in
committing disease while serving in
the Spanish- American War with the
First Connecticut Infantry. His cs.-
ble followed the decision recently an-
nounced by the executive committee
of the Near hast Relief to cut relief
appropriations in every district 25
per cent. owing to the decrease of _
contributions in this country. The
decision was misread Director Mc-
Donough euphined. in order to 89-.
sure a continuation of the child~sav-
in; Work of the organization. Relief
to adults has been cut to the mini-
fced‘ adults is to mm m
warrant." The situation in Syria~
where thousands of refugees from
Cllicla. have been flocking since the
French evacuation. was also reported
to be serious. H. B. IcAfse. m-
tor of the Beirut—Aleppo Wt. ho
cablde that pracflculy nothing is be-
ing done [or these We and th‘.
there is barely w to tain.
the orphanages with the funds 0
Near East Relic! in this district.
UNITE AGAINST
Continued from First Pita.
parts of the country. Copies of the
bulletin are also mailed to a national
list of police humans.
A prominent police ofllclnl sates
that the cars which are stolen in Do-
troit each year so not only to neigh—
boring cities and arm communities.
but to points far removed. Cars
which Are recovered in Detroit some-
times have been brought from ’the'
Pacific Coast as well as from far dis-
tant eastern and southern cities.
A favorite scheme of -the shrewd
stolen car merchant is to pass him-
self 01'! as the reprocenttaive of an
insurance commy. in this way no.
counting plausibly for the low price
he is asking for the cars. The farm-
er is considered a good stolen car
mum.
"There is immediate need for gen—
eral relief in Georgia and Azerbaijan,
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Whole fleets a: stolen cars are some-
times driven back to the cities by de-
twins.
Dodge Brothers stolen car service
J: commended. by Investors Jackson
Ind er. prominent Dctsoit ..
die as “a ”splendid service
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DIES AT AGE OF 84
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working. begging pennies, food and
tobacco in stores and places where
he was wont to tarry and frequently
seeking a night's lodging at police
cations or in public
’ But one one: u -
- Only one other m attire
Nutmeg State ever- stint-d “the
uniqne distinction of. Jaw-0’4»
Woods, and that was the "Q!!! Infla—
er Ion. "
Hundreds ot‘stdi'ies 1m: been told"
ot how Johnny become 0. wanderer.
but, though interviewed by scores of
nompaper men and written up for “
oohnnns in the newsman. no one.
was ever able to not from John:
the mysterious ”erect :91 .his origin4
and why he becamfii. ”W. The
most accepted story was thin he was
prospect and if the stolen car brok-
er finds a fertile field for his wares in
one farm community. he may go
ThewMollern Grace
disappointed in love when a youth.
that the love ttlpd his
mind and that he”, i" .
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