. [.155 OF
’ATER FOR
LEGISLATORS
. rs: it was literature dis-
c =upporters of the urn»
., Lnbor amendment to
Constitution. Some of
3,. were illustrated.
in the $enate prior
noon at the order
question of ratifica-
yrsposed Child Labor
._ —— was the reference of
31:3 resolutions reported
‘ munch on Friday.
1-. many women in the gui—
.as
‘j’ i’.’ a".
- work, and repre.
. 7‘ «29ml organisations.
bills introduced in
. House and prepared
Licut Chamber of
3' been placed on each
' This list is a long
no of the official list
ed by a compiler.
sent to the Judiciary
:. number or minor
.' Lions.
_5 , :. :‘ Was adopted appoint-
, .. Wzlmx. 0! Berlin. \Vll-
*2 -. of NLW London, C. Mil.
. 2 ., Stamford, Edward
. Hartford. Charles
;‘ Meriden and" Ber-
»(,:i:.- of Thompson,
Connecticut School
four years from July
Emmi) T0
nu. FAMILY
F613. 3—Seven-
mpson. was under
-. ii.e xslchopathic
"’lt‘l‘al Hospital to-
erupt to kill mem-
,lv where she was
'[l '.
—'.~.
S
o
accused ot‘ mixing
acid from a 1‘“le
9:11:31ng to monies
to (at it. W'hen the;
:illgtd Maxine Plats.
...s. .c-d lier urists with
hallo. Officers said
milled the charge
med “I guess 1 did
My mean."
Etch fliers on
b Non-stop Trip
Feb. 3.—Two
airs, Captain Lem-
‘wrmnt Arruchord,
:i‘rrrlune at 11:30
' L; it: an attempt
‘o lvukar, French
” .» airmen carried
1942;; their machinr
,. - .wu-ffie hours.
2' 'zfiing a lLreguel ma-
,. "a! construction with
p: “(1' engine.
olfltiul control.
“ill be eligible
sminbt line flight
.5 been re establish-
) 1 on request by
t i- to the Int emotion-
lrn tollmung the
fight last year.
iaxe long distance
"‘Z‘idil.
”--
like.
2 ounce.
‘ l“
; i
'<._.
' :"T
‘. .(l
. . . '.
ms, wife of Charles
way last evening at
i‘rlnu avenue, Bridge—
’rr Luizhand she is sur-
8. * s. L'rncst. of Middle-
Middlobury. Vt... and
(port
\ ii i be held Wed-
2 p. m. from
atirunnl church.
geport. Burial
' erl-je cemetery. Nor-
' ll’
Mrs. 1.. lil. Ely.
for Mrs. L. M.
2:31l o’clock this
. '3‘”: Home (or the
:5 l7. Howell was the
, trgz'man and burial
:xvulk cemetery.
"\l'.“.“5
"r" ‘..‘ at
.r'
\ll‘é .\r 1'; lo Bechile.
’5 ' of \' iss Nellie Bechtle
.2 mornin: tram St.
32 “here a requiem
Pd l3,- Rev. Jo-
:mll bearers were;
' ‘ a and John Guamieri.
:."‘*. W. E. Smith. Bur-
‘sizirl's cemetery.
. .. -
.. .. MW...
e. ,3.
2-me L. War-then.
.Z..““.’:} 0‘ George L W”
«he died Friday at
home. 9 “’ood street.
' 2 tomorrow afternoon
'05 More funeral home of
Snoring in South Main
o‘clock and from the
.r'f‘r"
’r'm Church in ButlEl'
. rciock. Deacon James
of? ”late. Interment will
‘ :17 "'v' plot at the Pine
i.‘ "Eryn—"HS.
hihhhw
1' -n: .-.. Behefm
_ *' hang nrto s Read Cold for 3
V ‘r 'r f'latts Rina: Pro—
is glow-mild to knock it in
or it costs you nothing
'1 was at the talc-ma! cause ‘
1.1; and removes it. So over!
S ”GS—quick. You can hove s
' ‘ “Willem. tree. by writing to
Cl'r a”: Laboratories. Cleve
"the n: to cents to em
But you tut-
.. La:
..ir-g 27.5 «DO-{age
rial: ir getting the $1
from the dealer. On sols
Cit! st:
”'0'“ HI Harold 3-
ESDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1925.
:‘nvm several who are.
Has {0 Shave
‘ Spouse, Sues
Mrs Blsnche Manning is
fighting for s divorce in s Cir»
cinnuti. 0.. «wort on the (rt-um!
the! sin RI” been forced to
share her husband three tune- a
Latest Wall—
Street News
Opening.
NEW YORK. Feb. 3.—Stock
prices displmed a strong tone at
the opening of today's market which
was featured bv the renewed do-
mand for the oil and southwestern
railroad shares. Frisco common.
Wabash preferred A., Pen Ameri-
can B. and Texas Coal and Oil all
sold at their highest prices in a year
or more Mack Trucks opened a
point higher.
Some irregularity developed later
but the main trend continued up-
ward. A further advance in gaso-
line prices s‘imulated the buying of
the oil shares. The gmngers ulso
showed marked improvement. Fris-
cso common extending its early
gain to 2 palms and St. Paul com-
mon and preferred and Northern
Pacific climbinc a point or so. En-
dlcott Johnson and llaliinson Silk
each advanced 2: nolnts and Gull
States Stecl 1 3-4. l‘ncltic Telephone
broke 6 points. t‘inmlio prrferred
fell back 2 5-K. l'tah Copper. Com-
mercial Solvents it. llzzdio Corpora-
tion. American Car and Foundry
and Mathlcson Alkali yielded a
point or two when pressed for sale.
Noon
Railroad shores gathered strength
as trading progressed. lrrsii buying
being attracted by heavy car load—
inzs. murmr rumors and prospects
of dividend increases. Sou‘hern
Railway crossed $6 to the highest“
{Wife on rr-cord. llig‘lier pig iron
and Hterl {it‘lf‘tfi were rcflxrted in the
demand for independent sir-cl
shares. Gulf States Steel extended
its early gain to 2 1-2 points and
Crucible moved up 2. Motor shin-n:
were strong, Smclcbalior touching
is 1-2. or 4 points; above its low of
last “‘t‘f‘li. t‘vtlwr outstzimlizig
strong Fpots ll'lCllFl'd Continental
Insurance. (1 n ral Electric, Ameri-
can International Corporation and
American Linsz-ed preferred a'l of
which sold to 3 points highur.
Profit inking brought about some
heaviness in oils. c-tgiiipmrnt and
public utilities. Cell money again
renewed at '-‘ 1-: per cent.
Freighter A 0room!
In Chesapeake Bay
BALTIMORE. Md, Feb. 8.—-'I'he
Merchants and Miners steamer Cre-
tan. which sailed from Baltimore
last night {or Providence. was re—
ported aground today two miles be-
low Seven Foot Knoll. Chesapeake
Bay.
The steamer was reported to be
resting easily and it was expected
she would be floated on a rising tide
or a shift of wind. The Cretan car-
ried a cargo of miscellaneous freight
but no passengers. Officials of the
company said she was in no dan—
ger.
(
.1
' Raisuli Turns
A gainsi Spain
ff
’120DAY
In Washington
Senate and House meet st
noon.
senate 2m nations corn-
inittee called to his up Ger-
man More“! trust: stub
View to prompt report to We.
Senate and House agriculture
committee bold burlap on
ma: relief commend-lions 0!
President's asricuuturs commie-
don.
Leaders plan to cell up in
Bennie second tsvorsblo report
of judiciary committee can sumo
motion of mam-nes- Genet-l
Stone to be a Supreme Court
justice.
House pedomee committee eel-
led to consider report on Moses-
Pslgs postal pay and rate in-
crease bill while House expected
to vote on resolution refusing to
accept postal bill.
FLOYD COlllNS’
STRENGlll FAST
EBBING AWAY
(Continued troxu Pose Ono.)
received by telccrsph-—but the in-
genuity or men has pus tor nought.
In the narrow crevice. hardly large
enough for a smell men to squirm
through. the boulder. immovable. has
held Collins while the constant drip-
ping of water has crested a torture
chamber such as was known only in
ages past.
For hours men have peeked own:
at the boulder with cold chisels: oth-
ers have tugged st a. rope fastened
about the body or the victim. He
has been moved the inches in tour
days.
But hopes, stronger then the :sded
bodies or the rescuers. held out to-
day and renewed eflorts were being
mado‘to pull Collins tron: his living
tomb.
Air Drill Useless.
Apparently only in. most primitive
methods Will be successful. if any-
thlng is to be, A compressed sir
drill was rushed here from Louilville
but experienced cove men ssid there
was grave danger that the vibrstiom
would loosen other rock and cause
the narrow passage to collspoe. so it
was not used.
Collins has entered into any
scheme to extract him lrom the vlor
nature created [or or... who would
dare to explore her subterrsuean
caverns. Once before he lied been
a prisoner tor two days. when on-
other enormous boulder tell sud
blocked his egress from Crystal Cave
alter he had penetrated new found
passages.
Early today it was discovered that
workmen Within the cave could be
‘ hoard faintly from the side of the
till] about 300 feet lrorn the en-
trance.
To Bore Tunnel.
A plan to bring 100 men to the
spot and begin a. tunnel lmmedlstely
was evolved.
The rescue work. heretofore heroic
but huphuzurd and unorxsnlsed. took
on s eernbinncu or order. if s tun-
nel put through the hill strikes Bond
Cove more than 160 test from thi
entrance. workmen will. for the first
time. reach Collins from the side
where the rock weighing him down
can be seen.
Large Stu-cw m
Meanwhlic another plan was bolus
pushed by those men working with-
in Lhe cave. A large screw jock.
supplied by the Louisville Courier
Journal, is to be placed “ml the
wall in from of Collins. With 1
pipe or piece or timber extending
[rum the Jack across Collins“ body
to the slab it was planned to exert
pressure against the stone. ]! the
prisoner was moved 5 inches. res-
cuers argued, it might be possible
to move the rock backward for
enough to permit extrlestlnx Col-
linl.
No one line's whether the p...
one way immediately beyond Col-
lins allows much leeway in push-
ing the stone The Jack. too. my
prove insumclent as the weight of
the slab has been eetlinstsd st six
to eight tons. Here again. hope re.
wens to the possibility oz resetting
the prisoner train behind.
Gas, Electricity for
Shore hunt Park
Shore Front Psrk Company mem-
bers bold s business , meeting lust
night. at 31 Washington stret. it was
voted to put '[as and electricity in
the Park sometime during the
spring.
Icy Sidewalk Causes
Fracture of His Leg
51mm on the icy sidewalk nest
St. Paul's church. Chutes Waters.
of Norwalk. suffered s compoumi
{nature of the right leg at 9 o’clock
morning. He wse tsken tie the
Norwelk hospital where he was at-
tended by Dr. B. K. W. Keno“.
Would-be Diner—Waitress. please
and out if your colleague tron:
whomlorderedssteskeemetime
m. is still employed here.
Ground Hog? Bah!
Says Weather Man
WASHINGTON. Faith—Abel!
westhertivciven harem
”memiyordstnedmd
nachthe Nathan W
Port was received m m
attainments ottbswm
NOME WANTS TO
SEE IF FROZEN
SERUM WORKS
Tired Dog Driver
Sleeps After L as t
Epidemic .
Four dogs in his team were tndly
frozen. Rohn arrived before nuon
after he learned Kusson had missed
him.
Menard Seppnlla. lll’ld‘i‘ft‘ati‘Pd
masher of the north, met a relay
teen: nt Shaktolik. east of Noroton
Sound, sud carried the .imltonn to
Golomln on the north shore of Mor-
ton Bound. Bering Sea, when Olsen
took up the race.
Seppellu. The former Finnish ath~
low is expected to return slowly.
resting st villages to feed me tir-d
dogs. which bore the brunt of the
entire race.
Next bond by Plano
Another precious puckige cl
serum was shipped Salurdsy from
Seattle on the steurnshlp Alameda
to BeWard. From there it will travel
to News on the Ainslie liailroad
sud then by airplane to Nome.
The Alameda is due in Sew/lard
Thursday or Friday. The serum will
strive in Nenana the day after it
reaches Sewsrd and Roy s. Duri-
ing. former navy titer. who is agent
01 the Department of Justice at
Flirbsxnts. and his mcchanician.
Ralph T. Muskie o: Anchorage, will
in & tow hours do with an urrpune
what it required days of ht‘al'l-
breaking toll tor the dogs and d'iv-
on to accomplish.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. S—Frees-
in: of sntitoxln units. rushed to
None. Ainslie. by do; turn to com-
” the diphtheria epidemic. will
have no effect upon its properties.
Milton Campbell, president or me n.
K. Multan-d Company. mauuuctur-
in: chemists. declared today.
Some of the first 300,000 units to
arrive in Nome were Iurntshcd by
the Milford Company. Campbell
said. and two million sddiliousl
units are being rushed there on or-
dots tram the government and the
public health department of Nome.
"Antltoxln is frequently frozen to
keep it in better condition." Camp-
bell ststed. "I expected the first
shipment would be troxen when it
rescind Nome. As soon as it is
thawed out. it will be ready tor use."
WASHINGTON: Feb. 3.—The nnvs
department has issued orders to the
mine swooper Swallow. at Brenner-
ton Nsvy Yard Puget Sound. to
me by in readiness to proceed to
Ala-nu wsters with diphtheria, sn-
ti-toxin should the need urine.
It was said at the department that
the instruction did not include or-
ders tor the possible use or s navy
pans to curry the untltoxin {rem
the ship to Nome from the edge of
the ice pack. It was explained that
Lap of Race Against 4
ever. end reached here at daybreak. ;
No word has been received from:
..... .. M...‘
in mm: 02 Belgian children.
Mrs. Will'um Brown Meloncy. for .
mcrly Alias Marie Mn‘ltingiy, is one
or the bcst Known of the country's
worried editors. At present she
tailor ol’ the “Delineation" a
in: WU'HBD'S magazine published in
.‘\'--w York city.
Mrs. Meionu does not confine her
donut-us to editorial work. hownvci‘
Sin is ab: organizer of the Marie
Curr- l..ri um committee. and
also Uiil‘llKlll‘liJi‘d the better homes
movement. Mrs. Meloncy received
a alteration for ecrvldcs updated
is
'lhe University of Debrecun. Hun- ‘
the doors or Iis‘?
uomen. \\'c- j'
24kt: =
gar”. has opened
analogical lucuilv to
“it“ may utttnd lectures and
the (summation: under the some
umdttions as the men. but they cam-
zot l'r-coxue or stru- as clzrgiinnn.
321:) may. howevu art as teacuxre
or. rmiglon in primary and secondary
wheels and as missionaries.
Miss Stella. \Vozll’ Murray.
land. was the tire. woman to enter
the press call-m3 of the Drill
parliament which was
opened to her sex.
The state 0: Wyoming not July
was: the hrs-t to inaugurate a we-
man governor. but it also has 11
women state commlslloncr of child
and animal protection. Mrs. B. M.
Fields. in this capacity Mrs. Fields
has charge 0’ the orphans and do.»
In ndcnt children 01 the state at
Cheyenne.
Mrs. R. R. Larkln of New Mexico,
president of the New Mexico Length
of Women Voters. won a closely
contested tight for the house of
representatives in the last election.
Mrs. Larkln was nominated Without
being consulted. Mrs.801edsd C.
Checon is secretary or state ot\ 'ew
Mexico and Miss Isabel
leau- '
she .
ling- 1
sh
recently i
l
i l
Mrs. William Brown Moloncy.
state superintendent or public in-
struction.
Gertrude Atherton. the author. is
n git-atograndnicco of Benjamin
i runltlln.
New York has is beauty parlor
-: which it claims is the largest in the
‘worid. it occupies the entire floor
5of a halt block building and cost
about Siamtmo. A petrcn may spend
over $100 at a single sitting.
Nearly 900 women in England had
Bottles in Wales are listed as magistrates.
Household Hints
B) nuts. MORTON
MENU HINT
Breakfast
Creamed Eggs Toast
Baked Apples Doughnuts
Codes
Luncheon
Dried Bean Soup
Scotch Shortbread
Mill:
Dinner
Eecsdloped Oysters and Macaroni
Spinach Coconnut Mawoons
Fruit Gelatine with \Vhipped
Cream
Cones
Toast Stripe
Jelly
Ten
TODAY‘S Rm ..
W Eur—frills is on coo-
nomlcsl egg dish tor the days when
that the ship would be used only in
case .no other transportation was
available. The navy has not re-
strded the proposal for an airplane
the orders were precautionary. Indlsblp-tmshore night us practicable.
Truly Satisfiin
eggs are high. Hard boil the eggs
overnight. in the morning make u
white sauce with one or two table-
spoons ot butter. same of flour. and
'a cup of milk, season with pepper
and salt. and add the eggs cut into
small plea-s. Serve over toast. 1!
you wish you may chop the whites
of the eggs separately and put them
into the cream sauce and pour over
the toast. Crumble the yolks of the
eggs and put in a mound on the
toast and creamed whites when you
serve them.
Dried Been Soup—Take one cup-
tul or smell navy beans and soak
them over night. In the morning
put them on to boil in three pints of
water. add a sliced onion. a few
sprays o! parsley. a few stalks or
celery out line. a half end of garlic.
a half teaspoonful of curry powder.
and s minced pepper. Boil gently
until the beans are soft. then add u
tesspoontui of salt. It ssltspoouful of
pepper. in dessertspoonrul of sum:
and n sallspoontul or lat-carbonate
of soda. Strain through a. puree
sieve. return'to the tire and reheat.
Have ready 3. cupful of hot' cream.
thicken the soup with White roux
(flour and butter thickening). stir—
ring until smooth. then odd the bot
cream sud serve. Toasted croutons
ere nice with the soup.
Scalloped Owns-s and Blues-l
mount-on! in boiling wster. then
drsln with cold water. In I unsee-
psn put one pint smell owl'- and
one cup of milk or cream. and bring
to the boiling point. Combine Inse-
mludomerswlthonesndone—
but: was anchor «subs in s be!-
11' M! odd W. alt smi lone
2W butter. Cover with
mm at. M7“ anionic.
soul—Cool: one puck-gs of shortcut .
HEAR STORY g
OF TENNESSEE i
MOUNTAIN FOLK;
Father Orum Speaks at
St. Paul’s —— Quaint,
Peculiar P e o p l 2——
Has Hard Task
There was a good number pres-
ent st St. l-‘aui's church Eusduy
school room last night to hear l-‘a- i.
ther Orum speak or the work of St.
Andrew’s school in 'l‘enm—ssee of
which he has been in charge for I .
number of gears.
‘ather Urum told the story of
the mountaineers as it can be told
only by bone who has lived and
worked among them. The ancestry
o! the people is almost wholly Bri-
ish .and tney are therefore 0: the
some stock as the early outliers or
New England. Lcit behind in tlie ‘
movement larther west. they settled
down in the mountains. where they
are satisfied with a bare living. most
of the houses bolas small log comma.
which are surrounded. by reclu-
tsrnls which yield very small crops
The average mountain man is sat-
isfied With his little cabin. his gun.
his site and lam“; and the lilth
still in the woods at the buck.
task of overcoming the preJudiccs
ot the peupu: %wlisl ed‘uuaLlUll of
their children and training than in
religion has been a lung and he...
one; gradually only has ll come to
pass that the beneuts have bun rec-
ognized by the patents. until this
entered at St. Andrew‘s school.
The school lost its oldest building
by fire last year. and so there“ a
real lack ot’ laciltic-s lor housing
7 the boys. Ur'um talked for nearly an
hour. making of the characteristics
and habits and prejudices a lamin-
with flashes or quaint humor.
Father Urum replied to questions
can he depended upon is about M0.-
000 11 59M. As the. actual arii-uunt
spent is octet-en Sax-Arno and $40,-
000, the balance has to be made up
by grits. and it is to this way that
the budget is met :(ur'stu-r \var,
nearly at the an its {wing small ones.
An ol'i'crlng “as node L\ tto
prose t, and given to Father Orum
{or the Work. and a number or peo-
. ple gave their names to be put. on
a list to which is sent the annual
appeal of the school.
The '
.pluye-d .the winner being Mrs...”
year one hundred and ten boys are -
.0
string story lighted up all through.
that the income 01 the school whicl .
PAGE SFVEIN
WONDERFUL "all
What girl wouldn't give he
have her complexion clear»,
fresh? YetthatissllPo-lunm
2nd no expensive lotion: or will“
treatments will so quickly In I“
d pimples, blotchcs and new 3‘
risk: the skin healthy. flaw-la. fl
:outhul. At all druggisu. -
To Robin Your Youthful m i’ 'A
We recommend the daily use u! .,
‘I
SOAP
Which contains 7% of Posh
Ointment
Plan for Valentine .
Party at Girls’ Club
Arrangements tor a Valentine but.
ty to m- hcid on Manda}. l-‘ebi'i‘llflA
16. were made last right at siéeeh
lrig of 1116 C. 8. Chapter of the Glrii’
and Women‘s club heirl at the slut ‘
house in \anl strut. Twenty memo f
here were pl‘LScllt.
After the meeting.
cards was
the “fella. Dancing was also e3.
Joyed. The attendance prize. was
Won by Miss O.i\e Johnson. ,..Re-
{rudiments were scrvrd under the dip
rection of Mm. lltgrzl‘iu \‘v'clls. Mrs.
Vincent Allen and Mrs John Beers.
Install Machine to
Boost Gas Pressure
That the new "booster." e. ~Mv
chine to increase gas prcssure. it
under lnsta’ lotion at the Harbor 1v.
‘enue gas uorks 1.! Ll~ e Conn. Light
and Pouer company “as announced
this morning Li) Superintendent
fEben F Puinrm. The booster will
increase the gas pressure during ill.
rioon— hours and <undms “hen that.
is a greater dz mom} for gas. .
WM l
,.
Man Who Attempted !
Surcrde Improves
The conditinn of John l‘rie. s W
tiem in Dr. D. “W Nel-‘oriunds Junie
tarium in Gran l‘crma n he endeav-
K. of C. Charity Ball
The committee
range the annual Charity
the Knights of
Bull
Columbus hot}
0’.
its
oho club hone» in Meat aVemie.
hull will be bold in the
Armory.
. ed later. No delinltu plans were
rustle last evening. but it is expected
that the personntl oi the cotniiiltiee
Will be made public alter the next
meeting, uhirli will be lizld Monday
evening in the K. of C. hall. \‘i'alli-
ing‘ton street.
'1 lie
Norwallt
% SI'FFYX ATED
BAKL'. AZERBAIJAN. l‘c‘h. 3.
Twenty-five persons were cutt‘occtt‘d
and 15 others injured by the irriii-
lion of the largest nathlio
here.
The whole city is axiow frc'n thr
sign-Mir flame issuing lrom the \tt—ll.
which is producing a roar like trot
of a huge blast furnace.
authorities are attempting to
strict the zone of fire. but tiivrc is
great danger oi 1:5 spreading.
his Tlst year. His widow. who was
Anne E. drummer of the late Julius
Elchterg. (f Boston. has written
for magazines and is the author oi
several books. Mr. Lone u as round-
edltor of it from the early years of
its publication.
‘9 Committee Meets 3
which rte to ar- 1
first meeting last night in the (lath-t
The time will be announc— ‘
ed):
The
rc- '=
DON!)ON PI'BLISHJER DEAD.
LONDON. Feb. 8.-- John Lane.
London publisher. who. for many
years conduclcd the lgodlcy l‘chd‘
Publishing business licrc. died 1 st
evening of pneumonia. lie “as in
or of the Yellow 130011. and was or! ‘3
ored to take his iie by slashing his
throat With a par of manicure
slivers, use rrr=ririrvri as skuliily im.
. prow-d today at lhw Korwnik hospital
\\ here he is cow‘m: ‘l_ 13:5 condition
2 however. is sziil ociisidtrtd serious.
OVER Tl"; RADIO.
Many Norm-ail.- res‘idt7515 heard
ers. George E. Owens. pr'v sidem o!
fthe New York Gore rump: Glut).
5broadrast cw-r the radio. lwm tits-
iilon \\'. IS. A. IT. fir-tel ”For. last
.r‘zrht. and .ismut's "n. l'! :jd Labor
endment. tror‘: m . 'Z'YiVE‘ side.
r lino strontrs al‘z'TiI-E‘ls were.
in‘st. that tiic ravines d oma-ndment
would uni} ectu' to water: the
Mons‘itunon, ‘ticsmlzrh it would
Human the aCClI‘S to our national
zf‘cvfislltullcl‘ of just our more law
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