IRST
WITH THE
yuy:
HED 1870 ,.
,Hgtl
Bum“!!! u second-ela- m.
it" 81-
South Norm-vi: noun. ens-gr the Act of Much :. 18:9.
the post office I:
some Regulus. CONN. )Wssnu. FEBRUARY 3.19%
nor Hy School
Pas 587 Students; ¥
Largest on Record
”R“ I
{123. Originally
Ezructed for 350,
.11. m ercrowded
F R5921“
WEE—foo BIG
1' Four Pupils
RRRRRérgarten Reg. Bill emerged from the seclu-
fiTTE‘Il Not Up to §lion of the “blind baggage" last
I tight when the train he was rid-
Rider of the Rods ‘
1 Is Wreck Heno
MUSKOGEE, Okla. Feb. 3 -—Bili
Goodman or Nauvoo. Alabama.
erstwhile rider or the rods. today
is entitled to "ride the cushions"
on all trains of the St. Louis-San
-P'ra.nclsco Railway company. Bill
is a. hero.
* 9 2
o
I;...—. Jig collided with a mantel: on-
.___.._. ‘ :no. He dragged En .
; . - 3:. (god conditions in 1. Button. who was stunglfdmfro:
V ;: school were deav beneath his engine. Had he re-
. Principle named Dutton would have been
~ the)? he announced scolded by the water from a
. *‘s registered ii! the bursting boiler.
1.1: originally con— The pass was awarded today.
or.— -mdate 350 stn- But Bill says that he had rather
. 1 ~:-: ment was figured mail the pass back to \‘euvoo and
; ‘1 r'ciose 0! school yee- mat his way home. He gets more
v _~~ .zhe first day of "kick" out of it. he says.
”riff.
”a“; of the school
. ‘5 enrollment num-
1 words. there
', me He:-
. .1- 5 registered now
‘ ;‘ there were at the
hool gear.
BOARO CAILBO
T0 LAY TAX FOR
HOSPIIAL AID
$5,000 Appropriated at
M e e t i n g —
Mayor Robins Issues
Special Notice
A notice for e special meeting of
the Board of Estimate and Taxation
in the Council Chambers at the City
Hall for next Monday evening to
take action on the $5.000 appropria-
tion made at the last meeting of
the Board to the Nor-walk Hospital
association and for which no tax
were seats.
5 nil] have to use
' roe being.
had." said Prim.
"foe classes are too
Almos- the best we
— rcumstances by re.
.:
Puge‘ Two. )
L CARROLL,
REE LEADER,
RI llCALLY III.
Thomas Robins.
The notice states that the niecting
is called to “take such action on the
appropriation of $5.009 heretofore
nude by this ,Board towards the
maintenance and support of the
Norwnlk Hospital and the laying of
a special tax for the purpose of rais-
lng and meeting said appropriation
' szl.
”WE-Earl Car-
’Rr'"”_‘:fr'_“'h° was .as to said Board may seem advis~
"’m‘ HOSDim‘ able or neceecan'."
m a heart at‘ R
l‘uve passed . This money for the hospital was
" ,1 approved by the Board at its last
. _ L ”mum” is re- special meeting held February 26.
f " .Pqnmmn to 511- but the Board became involved in
ff‘ ‘,’ .~ “ an argument over the appropriation
“R.“‘afion of h” for the removal of snow and ad—
mped a high journed without laying a tax to col-
”?!er ear- lect the money.
PLAN TRIP T0
HARTFORD
«‘11
’ '. rr‘II‘e
. .icmns ordered
*nsplznl.
'Ezt' “at:
":1. but}
Carroll
work“
right on his
cording to his
, U. —'_r a single night
ms did he sfeep long
The strain gradv
_-:
. tn-mhe : m . .
g _ 13:18]; hoe ha; To Attend Conference
.3 Zahfigafifé Of C h air m e n of
Committees Thurs-
day
atomizer: or the Nag-wen:
Kiwanis club will Journey to Hart-
ford Thundny to participate in a
special conference of the chairmen
of committees within the organiza-
tion. The local men who are expec-
ted to attend the conference are: C.
ll? HEARING
R‘RENING 0F
P‘BG STREET
In
P
p
l
s. Gould. John Moore. F. J. Mar-
an. George V. Buchanan. James
’c-‘h‘ne today 1:- Elle, W. R. Cartwright John D.
1 1 " Marin: to be Milne. Arthur 0. Wheeler. - J. R.
Taylor. George F. Betta. A. N. Pad-
dock. Samuel Greensteln E. F. Put-
mam. F L. unseen. George E.
Barnes. James Wood. W. Taylor.
Harold Null mm: Goodchlid. Rev.
E. F. McGregor. Edward 3. Quinlan.
J Emory Stevens m Fred Lyon.
Because of the conference. the
weekly luncheon of. the Kiwanis
club will be held tomorrow noon in—
: Spring street
north to
TINT. ED.
' E K. Markham.
. charged with
fine continued
rltharr. m ar-
ICE} who raided
.2 a‘ternoon.
the luncheon will be General Ros.
sell most.
TORONTO Gunmen BURKS.
TORONTO. Fob 3.-—Conege
Street Baptist church; one of the
locum: churches of the decorum.
than in this city. on: destroyed is
fire this warning. the does being es-
timated ut 8100, 000.
- 'lliRTSG HOUSE
1”- H “I IVT
1 E—The new
statement is-
R4. 000. 000
11" M6 000. 000
. 3,000. 000
n:
...~
Wm
BALANCE.
Feb. 3.--United
balance at close
was $286,-
uey can is special high mde milk
by the way) rich ’3: buttin- rat and a
product that should he need in evm
home in this common! I! and its
by tho Nor-welt Dairy 50.. o3 081“”
Ave. De
Phone IICL‘c-Adv. ,
5 Uni.) “55mm;
The bother o!
n’! and steam and
1'5 2 housewife every
. "resent regularity.
> R 92") s Laundry m.
”R" V-‘li! be called for. '
m1: returnedcn time
was laid. has ”endowed by Mayor ~
stead a! Thursday. The speaker for
Tubereutln tsuteduiilk mun Guern~’
uremia. This particular milk to acid.
Wynn:- door duly.
. Rndhtor Heparin; Co" inspect the
sumo—d! dim be repaired you will,
: how-recfiy bites-mod With Ila-loo
1m equipment and.
FLOYD COLLIIR’
5mm FAST
EBBINGAWAY
Stoneworkers and En-
gineers U n i t e to
Free Man Entombed
By Boulder
FOOT CAUGHT
Has Been Fast in Sand
Cave Since Friday-
Moved Five Inches
(85 Associated Pm)
CAVE CITY, 83., Hob. 8r—Stone
workers, monument men and can»
nca-s united in their efforts today to
tree Floyd Collins. 35, {rum his pris—
on in film One, st: miles from here
where a huge houidta- caught his loot
Friday morning nod pinned him in a
narrow an'crn.
Skilled stone workers Who came.
from Louisxllle yesterday to assist
in releasing l1‘ioyd Collins. 35. from
his prison in Sand Cave where ht
We: pinioneo m a boulder l riday
morning, planned to return this at-
ternoon because 1hr} said their serv-
ices were at first declined.
CAVE CITY Xx. Feb 3.—-Pnllld of
face. his lips purple and his strength
last tubing. lloyd Collins early to-
day lay in the mole-like hold in
Sand Cave, waiting for some one.
something, to release his foot. held
down by a huge boulder which tell
upon it when he was exploring the
cave Friday morning.
For iweuuvlour hours he was
alone. the constant drip. drip, drip
of water from melting snow and ice
on the surface growing more deadly
monotonous hour by hour.
Many Rescue Attempts.
Saturday he was found. and since
that time scores of men have tried in
vain to rescue him, Persons all our
the country have been trying to help. '
too. for many suggestions have been .
(Continued on Pose Seven.)
OOINLAN GUEST
AT MBBI'INC 0F
CRBBNWICII BAR
Attorney One of;
Speakers at Gather»:
mg '1‘ h a t Includes!
Many Lawyers
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan, ruse»
sidcnt o! the Nor-walk Kiwanis club.
was a guest of honor and one of the
speakers at the dinner given last
night in the ”pen Door lnn Green-
wich, b: theb Greenwich Bar associa-
tion.
Judge John J. Walsh of Nor-walk
who was also to be one of The;
guests was unable to be present be-
03.1138 of Illness.
Guests from Stamford. Bridgeport
and Greenwich were present.
MRS. SWEENEY 1
WIFE OF LOCAL
POLICEMAN, OIBs
.‘drs. Mary A. Sweeney. wife of
Patrolman Cornelius Sweeney, pass-
ed away at the Norwolk hurpstel
early yesterday afternoon following
an operation. Mrs. Sweeney was
believed to be recovering but a
change in her condition took pli’tce
yesterday morning,
Both Patrolman and Mrs. Sweeney
are widely known in Not—walk. Your
children survive the deceased.
WY services will be held a:
8:30 o‘clock Thursday morning from
the late home in Nelson avenue and
at 9 o'clock §rom St. Mary‘s church.
Burial Will be in St. Mary! ceme-
tery.
The deceased was 45 years old and
is survived by 4 childden. James
Mary. Joseph and Edward. ’
10? Enim’ALKS.
The police have received a num-
ber of complaints about ice on the
alumnus about the cm. Chief of
Police William R. Pennington stat-
ed this morning. that unless resi-
dents 01 tile city removed the ice
(ruin the sidewalks to treat of their
property that action would have to
be ,teken Against them.
AT TEE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
You eunAVprocur-e the well known
San-To: Remedies. This store is the
sole agent for the some in this locali-
ty. The full line of Sandro: Remo-
dbs is carried here. Vim. 11. Pull-
1'93'. Infill
W108 REPATRS
«230 We!“ who: the condition of
”new radium have the Nor-walk
experts ribs
: “know how" our! every amok 1-
% Bear. John Lm'ett. Peter Shay.
They Say chum
. Boys Don’t Work
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 3pm
ttle. Yale. football purer. eni-
ed his busiest twenty-four hours
at the university early today. A!
chairman: of the Yale J R
Prom Committee. Cattle round
time to substitute on tho Yd.
hockey team in the Dartmouth
game in the early utter-noon, nip
tend a. ten dance. receive the hi.-
toric "Wooden Spoon" shay:
presented to the prom claimant.
attend the concert of the Yale
Musical Cluts. led the grant!
march at the prom with his clo-
tcr. ~Jlus Frances Cattle of En!—
taio. and after the pron: closed
attended a fraternity done. that
ended at dawn.
LLNAWBIIA'R
AOAIN HEADS
SN BOATCLIIB
Ito-elected Commodore
-— Other Oficers ——
Plans Made for Corn-
mg‘ Season
The annual meeting of the South
Norwnlk Boot club was bold in the
club rooms last night. “The follow-
ing officers Were re-clected. J. J.
l,.inxweiler. commodore: H. C.
Amundsen, ficemmmodore; Vi'illlnm
J. Lovell, roor commodore: trailer
C. (Towing, treasurer: W'illlam J. Mc—
Muilen. secretary: W. J. Million.
{loot captain: George Still. boats! of
governors for three years; enur-
tninment committee. H. C. Amund-
sen. chairman. Arthur Montgomery.
William Weilhcii. W'illlam Rm,
'1'. L. 'Whitney, A. Woods, J. Capo-
se-lu, George Still and J.« 3. Even;
at
.tloor and pontoon committee. George
“1'51-
1mm 3. ’W elshelt. A W‘cod Edward
Sweet: stewards ‘William Welshett.
Arthur Montgomery.
I'inal plans were made for the
smoke:- to be held Saxurdey, Febru-
ary 141. A fine program will he
given. Each member my W
three snooze.
The club a phoning 1 number or
attain tor the coming season
Among the-m will be- : ban.“ to be
given in comuncdon with the Sor-
wall; Boat club. , The money will be
added to the building fund which
will be used to erect new quarters.
The club plans to purchase the
} property where the prv-sent house is
1:, also expects to dig n
the club house, so
always no enough
size boat to dock
located.
basin in from of
that there “All
water for any
there.
CONIBS'I FOR
TELEPHONE CO.
District Board Meets
Here and Launches
Plan—Prizes Ofiered
Employee
The joint meeting of the Bridge-
port District Conley-dice Boards of
the Southern New England Tele-
phone Compete. held at the Royal
names Inn renter-(18¢. was attended
by 76 delegates from the various
cities and town in the district.
The meeting was held to launch
the "Keep \X'ell' contest. which is
being conducted in rice districts of
the company. The district with the
lowest total number of lost work”
hours during the period or the con-
teSt. due to illness will be the win-
here.
A prize of $50 for each 100 cm-
ployees will be rewarded by the
company. The winning district will
divide the money among the coun—
oils of the district.
’ A delightful luncheon was served
to the delegates at noon. Those rec
presenting the 30er exchange at
the meeting were; Commercial De-
partment: lilies Helen Calm] and
. Exchange Manager Carlton Gould;
rtment. Wire Chief DI-'
PhatDe
via Cox an Thomas Howler; Truf-
fic Department. Miss Evelyn Gain»
er and Miss Elizabeth Bye-nee.
‘ NEGBOE SLASEED.
TORRING'FON. Conn. Fob. }.—-
Two nest-nee were badly slashed dur—
ing a. row omen; negro laborers ct
the Bantam and of the Shepard: tun-
nel Job last night. Cleveland?”
was arrested at the point of a re-
volver by Constable Bern-rd Robots
and will be arraigned manila-noon
on the chin-no of leionlonsmult.
1 —-Js.ekson’ 3 Famous Home undo
PIesu-omndeotthebeutrutt-und
always give Motion. Porn-3e-
otnllflmesmnnyono. Phones!!!
areal at amounts—w.
VeERMMmmeeemi'
.
NORWALKPs meets .ni-zwspersu
THE EXPLANATION
Sent By Child Labor
Law Advocates—
Mrs. Lewis on
CrutcheS'
STATE CAPITOL. HARTFORD.
Feb. 3.—-—It is hardlv likely any
speaker in the Connecticut House of
liepmunivos ever looked down
on I. scene such as greeted the m or
o: Specter Dot-hie today. On every
deal: stood a bottle at mineral eater.
Just why a bottle was given to reach
member was not apparent. There
hove been various gifts to members.
from time to time. by open heart-
ed eman- but never has the Gen-
eral Assembly been the recipiznt of
bottled goods, in the recollection or
old timers.
Mrs. Lewis. member from Strai-
ford. was in her place but had on—
tered the mpitol on crutches. she
hurl”: fallen on the ice Saturday
and broken he; ankle.
E. L. G. Hohenthal stale chair—
men or the Prohibition party. claim-
ed to be aunt-tied on enteudng the
Chamber 1nd noting the mottled
goods. There were no bottle open-
ers in sight and the pocket cork-
screw did not appear.
The House took up Senate hi? it
for rezorence and this took Nutty
minutes. The members applauded
when the lust of 4" bills to vandals
licenses of eclectic doctor: which
Ind been revolt was read.
STATE CAPITLAL. Hartford Fcb
3.~—To m1 prospectixe vacancies on
the Supreme Court
before
en! Assembly. Governor John H.
Trumhull sent to the legislature to-
do; two nominations. those of
Judge Frank 13. names or woole-
town. not a Superior Court. 3:36“.
to the the piece o! Associate Jus-
tice John 8. Beach; «”11“: Haven
for Gish: your: from October is
next When he retires for age. and
of Judge George E. Hinmun of i 1'12-
llmanticto take the place of Assoc-
iate Justice John E. Keelor, of Siam-
tord, tor eight years tron: February
26. 19:56. when he retires for use.
Both these nominations are pl uno-
tionsr in. order or the seniority of
Judge Halnce and Judge iiinman on
the Superior; Cour: bench.
The Governor also renomlnated
Judge Charles E. “’uller. of New
London to be a judfe Of the 5‘1“
(Continued on Page Sewn.)
PROBE PISTOL
DUEL 0F BOYS,
ONE IS OBAO
LEXINGTON. Mass- Feb. 3.—-A
pistol duel fought in a Korth Losing-
ion street last night by two 15 your
old youths. one #1 whom was shot
dead. remanded unexplained today.
Through hours or questioning
Joseph Eternity. Lexington high
school senior and football star. our-
river of the battle. mninialned that
he had tired in self defense after
George Traveiene of Arlington
Raisins had held him up and rot»
bed him
Trnweieuo was shot through the:
tErrors bench ‘
the next session at the Gen?
Nome’s Fate in Balance
Frozen Serum Reaches Stricken City—Heal-
ing Power Is Unimpaired, Report
i
L (By AW Pressr
ANOME, Feb. 3.—thi.her an oily.
which would turn the scales in their
favor in their battle against no i~
demic of diphtheria or ther-
troezing had destroyed the value of
the sauces units of antitank: rush—
ed here,in a spectacular record
breaktnngog race was the question
facing Nonae's one doctor and’one
nurse today as they awaited reac—
tions from first injections 0! the
serum.
m Solid
The entire lot was frozen solid
upon arrival yesterday. but a portion
was thawed out and quickly ad-
ministered. 11
Extreme precautions have been
taken to prevent freezing of the
1 me two units of autitoxin on route
iron: Seattle.
Exhausted In his part by washing
the lat 60 miles into Nome with the
serum, a. race that aided anndous-
iy in cutting the time from a record
or 9 days from Ken-nu to Norse to
five and a half days. Gunner Known
slept today. His was a feat seldom
equalled hy the seasoned dog drivers
of the sub-Arctic. For two days he
waited on the trail at Blot: with
thirteen dogs to transfer the serum.
trout Mueller Glaser s dog teem.
28 Below
When Olsen s teem trotted into
Bluff with the precious toad. Kne-
son carried on despite I tempera-
ture of 28 degrees below nero‘nnd'
a hilmrd tanned by n mm. wind.
The storm and dnrkneos prevented
in; meeting Fred Rohn at Solomon
for the lust short relay dosh into
Nome. He kept up the pace. how-
(Contnned on Page Seven)
NEW YORK Ffib. 0. ~- Juanita};
girls do not need rouze, mailer. lip
stick or other mini aids to their
Won. it is: concluded by Kt‘W.
York newspaper writers who have
interviewed Miss Veda.~‘Wateon, now
in this city on a visit after hav-
ing presented to Presiden t Coolidge
in Washington a sack of lioness
when?
Bankers Imus-lain “or
Miss \‘l‘utson. Who has lived all
hvr lite on R]. farm near Turon, lien-
ens. was voted the most benudful
farm girl in that state and was “446'
gated to deliver the and: of wheat
to the President. Coming to New
LISTEN, MAIDENS, 'I'IS SAID
KANSAS GIRLS NE N0 PAINT
York she was entertained at the
head and was dead when a. physician .
arrived. Stntsky. wounded in the
.
rixht shoulder. is under arrest at a:
hospital, charged with. murder.
An autopsy ordered for today was
expected by the police to throw some
llzht on the shown:- Bullet! found
in Statsky’s pockets were said to Ill
a pistol that lay on ‘l‘ruvclcne‘e body
when it was discovered in a deep
snow bank by the roadiide. Three
shells were exploded. The high
school curried I weapon of
smaller lbre. Medical oflioers
sought to determine which pistol was
used in the killing.
The police today said they were
mm a report museum»
and Travelene'had quart-clad over a
liquor deal.
William G. Boover hos been up-
polntod prodacubc new of the ,
Norwnk Tire and Rubber company.
five. men“ todny by accoun-
corn. He Mobs. David Spence.
4
:5 pioasnip callerlld besides
, 05 Hill floor.
NEW YORK, rota. 3~Ninctecn4
Democratic members, of Co E
from New York have pledged their;
support to the pennanent organiza-'
tion which was termed last night to?
fight for the repeal of the \‘oletcadl
act.
More than 1.000 men and women‘
attended the dinner mt which the;
new organizationwns “stormed“ Re-
solutions providing for affiliation oil
the new organization “iii: the am"
oociatlon against rm: prohibition
amendment were unanimously
T0 ANNOUNCE 4
PRIZE WINNERS TOMORROW
The Evening Sentinel'o Secondi
Prize Crossword Puzzle Contest cv-
ideutly caused more interest than
first one. Hun irods of people who
dldnt enter the first one got into
the second. and an even greater
hex-“est of letters in thev result.
The Crossword Editor is busily at
work today opening up the answers
and rating them. Thus for be has
not come to a. correct set. although
there are many as yet unchecked. '
V Somewhere among the answers
are the four prize winners. There!
the one who will weer the Cause.
word Panic Champ title—4:» the
Second series were really of charm
the
The AnRgefloe' Furniture store is
1mm; a number“ otimprovenaeuts
which. when completed. will make
thostoro one ot‘tho {inset in Not-
mlk. New offices are being built
on the main floor while u moons.
seem-din: to plane. will also be built
The work on the he}:
may however. will not he started
19 CONGRESSMFN JOIN NEW
GROUP TO FIGHT VOISTEAD ACT ;
Rpeni of the Volstead not.
Bunkers Club at luncheon senior-
day and later visited 31: W Yofl:
stock exchange.
On her Mt to Will! «an 13‘1”
Watson cord“ n chest: of Rum
wheat. When she arrived at the
railroad station. “William 1. Mitchell.
secretary ot the Kansas Society or
New York. started to pin a sunflower
on Miss Watson's coat, but W. H.
Hockadsy, presid‘ ent of the Kansas
Society of Boosters. interfered and
a shoot of VI heat was substituted.
“Kansas is no longer the Sun-
flower State.‘ said Mr. llocltadny.
“it is the ‘Whost Slate. l‘he sun»
flower is not a substantial emblem.
It is too much like a weed."
adopted.
In addition to the Congressmen
who expressed their support of the
organisation 5 purposes. i n. ted
'Stntes Senator James Vi“. Wad. zworth.
c: this state, sent to the organizers
a letter in which he said:
“Judging from your description of
the purposes of the dinner. 1 think
1 can say I am in general sympathy
with them."
The new movement is considered
by its organizers as the most deter-
mined step vet taken toward the re-
CROSSWORO
honor of having the keenest cross‘
word mind in Norwalk. there will
be the Ten Dollar purchase order
for the winner. The three next best
sets of puzzles will garner in the
three next prime of nowhere end.
are. one- 01 £3.00 and two of 81.00
each.
Watch for the winners who will
be announced in tomorrow's me of
The— Evenlng Sentinel. And in the
meantime. get busy on the Third
Series. the second puzzle of which
is printed today. - It you haven‘t
started. you can do so by getting
yesterday's copy of The Exenlug
Sentmel and coking the puzzle
printed there.
Building Inspector Guam 3.
diuhbell issued the (allowing W5
log permits at him office: .
J. K. and Demos Bra-d. remodel
MW 00"
.house in Sliver-mine
31.500. /
menu Piano Datum. steel
me in North Main street. cm
32%.
Minimum in Mn .
_mumsecondnmuiiihew &
[Qty or alleged liquor was
ify Federal ,
meat By Vote of _
To 1
CRONIN SPEARs:
Seen As Attack oRh
Right of State tQR
Govern Its Citizenl‘
yAst-ocbtod mo
STATE, CAPITOL. HARM.
Fob. S—Tho (“mm m H
byovotooffltoluflslfl-
Q"
Immatuythepmnm“
mom to the {odor-cl mutt-do- o‘-
ocrning auto labor. .In «in M
the nutter might not enl- h
brought Into thnt body this fit
it refused to reconsider its role at
coloration.
The W was then
to the House which but! been h *-
ueens with was! of the W
crowded into nullshlc spur '- It!
upper China. but to hour the m.
Ville-moors who thought the Honor
would proceed to discuss the W
were disappointed as the move Infla-
was to make the matter on ma
the day for noon. February 11. no: .
an order to have the
amt printed in the my
The all behind the
seats m jammed with am ”A-
born when the question of m
flan or rejection of the m
federal constitution amendment we!
called up.
Amendment Ruled 0m.
Senator Ford offered an amend;
ment which was ruled out of order.
He asked that it he read and it “7',“
found to be an amendment to hive
the question of ratification referred
to the next general election for a rite
frrendum vole. The chair was m1;—
ported by voice TON: in overruling
the amendment. V, ‘ ,
Senator Cronin offered 1- result:
tion :tc refer the amendment mum
to the next Assembly as unlinW1
business. and this was overruled w
the chair supported by voice ”all.
Senator Cronin then took AM
floor to ounces his opposition to
ratification and to the amendment
I'solt r
Arguments G'hfll
He said that he believed 1h; 80.»
ate would giw a \ote againm. tie
amendment which would leave no
doubt in the minds of anyone u h.
the feeling of the body on the m-
pocltion to lake away tron W
people their rigi‘it to carry on M-
own business in their own human:
He said he did not intend to “123?.
time to dict-use the merits of the
amendment. He protested W
the growing tendency to drltt any
iron: the fundamental principles oi“
government 'nd to place centre?!
with the Congress at “'ashington.
He asked: “Shall a. sovereign elm
abandon power it now has to uni:-
ate the hours i labor ol' in am
up to 18 years: of age.
over to a federal bureau to must!
code which would govern all use
people at all the states without an; R
regard to their local conditions?
Called Drastic Step ‘
"I oppose this most drastic m."
said the Eenetor. " a stop which he
vanes and would abs-agate forever
the right 0: a state to govern ‘ viii: .
own citizens. a step which w
mil-en invade the home and mkfilm
rights of control over their child“
from the mother and tatlier. "
Sergeant :1 Silk laid“
Spot-1mg club om in Com?
street. kno‘on as Sawdust Inn.
afternoon. . .
Six men were detained. A ow
coined.
»;m
-n is o. caught to choc-o as
needed pieces from s. concedes AK
1 furniture thut has one‘e unumm»
in; confidence. People who may if!
when. .I amusement-smo-
that. not only are they getting can
best quality. but at prices an M
out stamina-Adv.
em
- -1—Ill.’bi.ians‘s film. , ‘
metronome canteen-gs.
or. moo new the best of all!
and cooked with mince. W '
found in W were! W
with some on sum. stores as '9’
«may sell (hear—Adv.
M”! m “1"
and hula'il' RR
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