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' ARMY AND, NAVY
Plan to Combine Them
May Get New Twnst
Silenced
By DAVID LAW‘Bl-JSL};
(Copyright. 1925.)
WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.—chl;
ot the controversy raised by Brig.
Gen. \Villiam Mitchell with respect
to the \aluo of airplanes as against
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Complaint
Beg in Battle .~ Against
Desecrating . New Canaan’s .
, Historic Burying Ground
Judge John w. Bantu" Presiding in Im
Case — Attorney for’Gr. Elmer Jones Asks
Town Be Compelled to FngMOi-e Specific
Bridgeport. Feb. ]7.—(Special to The Sentinelk—The open?
. ing gun of the injunction fight brought by the Town of New Ca-
naan. et 1115., against G.“ Elmer Jones of New Canaan, to enjoin al-
‘ ieged' desecration by him~of Old Parade cemetery. was fired before
Judge Banks in Superior (‘ourt yesterday.
Arguihg in favor
of a motion asking that the Town of New Canaan be ordered to
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of New Canaan.
file a more specific. complaint. Attorney It‘mnice L. Resniek, coun-
‘ sel for Jones, declared that Revolutionary and Civil .war yeti-runs
E held no higher place in the eyes of the law than ordinary lnleid'
Judge Banks reserved decision on ihc‘niotion. pending the
filing of briefs by counsel for both sidesthhin two weeks. At.
toruey Raymond E. Hackett of Stamford appeared for the Town
in asking that that paragraph of the complaiut‘referring to
the burial nt' Revolutionary and Civil war veterans iii the ceme-
tery lw vxpuuged. Mr. Resiliek asserted that mention was made
lot the soldiers inert-b" to create prejudice and sentiment, and was
lentiri-ly immaterial. The pluintifl's. according to Mr. Ilesuiclc,
might just as well have stated that the dead belonged to a certain
bur-u despoiled. .
Mr. llackett rend from all old his-
tory of Connecticut cemeteries that
lthu Parade Ground burial plot. had
been a cemetery since 1803. and an-
svrted that Jones should have taken
lvgai steps to ascertain his rights
lu-foro he went into the pt't and re-
moved the atom-e.
“N. w-r has there In?“ a more
brutal. treatment of onc‘s rights."
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sent .‘l force of Ascot-lemon into the
nnolI-nt i-vnietcry on November :1.
Hill. nnd this gang proceeded to
liar down the old tombstones and
throw lhoin ”if the premises. The
ilctcndnnt started to «root .3 “all
:ltl‘Ol-‘s th'o burial ground. but was
halted in this pork when the Town
or Nay f‘unnan and live individifills
lltsllllllt'il/Hu‘ injunction proceedings
which a 1- now pending. The plain-
lit‘l‘s ask t t Jones be ordered to re-
store the cemetery to its original
rondiiion and pay damages of $3.000.
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" aviation “IIICll has had a difficult
. struggle to get attention during the
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H‘ATLIP &' BA‘Lh) "0' General Mitchell lull) not hurt;
; SheetrockolL‘orncll \\‘n‘.l Ilourda “1’0”?“ ‘1‘“ "'05" :“CE‘UI’. "“uflq n:
.Celotex insulating Lumber. McNaJro “ice. the 1:31.“? bu]. 1"? Tad i)“
Shingles guaranteed for so years. L“‘i“”°“ ”1““; he] ”15 ironing: m union ur church.
' on‘; rcupec —— ie 1115. i it t? . . \thl‘ilC‘)’
blurshull - . _ -n . -l . _' . . 7 _ . . Introducing his motion. _.
Siren so \ rituli. mi“, in. d lute into tit. open and Iii-snlck “3km! that. H“. lemm“. l,..
‘ ‘ou‘. 01 ”.H- .nljllm in Mid Ml"- Im' inlaid-2 to show whither the Toun
' -“"l‘ice l’lltj'lf‘glcea'nim C XL”! \“i of New Canaan (WIT accepted tin:
‘ ‘ " ‘ "rout lie or i ' 'L‘l " . — . ‘.
4 “ N r . ° .imlicatioii of the: vwmrlrl}. and also
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_ . k” L‘ ()1 km” ““5 ““3 ‘OH'TLil ,dlim) ”H.111 insisted that. All the heirs at law or
JOB PRINT‘N ‘ ‘ “m )- Ibureuuciuts b" ”EM?“ "5 . ’14 next of kin of the 1'33 persons buried
(' l 'l“ “'l‘ “em" 1"" “ ”“Wrtm' {"ht’lui' in the uni-.- plot h.- cited in as party
South Norwalk :H‘m' lndepcndlfli .01 in)?" . I? plaintiffs to thn suit. Ulhcrwisc. in
lilioilglit was lhit iii no “4-5 “out. iht‘ opinion of .\lli\l'l‘-l‘.\' litsllle.
'nircrnit receive pl‘uw'r MU'~5““L"L "[0]“1 "light in: nmdr: tlt'fendillll in
. "“1" tendency I‘m-‘0‘ or “mil-lift” l”):- (‘nllllllr‘st‘ in“ suits \\lllCIl can now he
7‘ . vmume fur l';‘l‘.‘l(l'.lll Coo ll E5” “4“ adjudicated in a single action.
Roman Strlpe “”3"” “‘7‘“! 10 in“! ”1d Army “m; Concluding his :irguxnrm for a
v . .\:i\_\- into .‘l sing u opal-[mom u more specific statement. Mr. ltesnick
canton (Pepe gummnnl .l-i‘vnsv. lla- has been in— “‘4‘“: ”my all the platinum: who
v - l I lim-d m rovngnizr tlif luL-i'it 0i ihl‘ claimrii tombstones of “N.“- di-u'ousv d
bpeelal V.irgilliltlll that Loononiics could in: ,.,.]mi‘.,.,; had in...“ lll'rll‘llyctx by
V I ilk-ct: u! by such an til‘l‘ullL’uillt‘llt tut .ltiil' s. 1... ““1, 1., .1 :0 shnw “1“." they
1 25 . h. [hug 1‘.~lv on the other hand that the lmughi thw stones and huw‘iituch
. . 'mditmns ol the lug 2~~ I‘\'li.'"> y‘v-llilrv “1.. mm] {or 1],. m.
1 separation. l'ndei- the i-ircum- . . i . ‘
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. thv ili~i'li~~iniv lilillli:ll“l_\' may l-u' _
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:lloii:;l' illi~ 1‘ Illll up with tho . _
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~-,\:hu contend for ti single Ilvpnrl-
. - , - mvni (1" National I)L~f|~ns.._ that .m
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Silk "Ohlcry A 1 Whit ‘weai-ons or pariah. “mild tllul lw
ex e loonsid-TMI on their "it‘ll? nnd com»
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FULL FASHION l‘\l\"l‘l\'(' _ i I'll OI ‘ _ . Tl-I’nulim: nitucl: uni) mutix. wu-uld
'_‘ ' ‘ ' "m ' - L 'lth- [I‘n‘uiiin- paramount.
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)ul’ ex Premier . x ‘ ~ ' “by l.._-...,..-
1 ‘ I ““38 laniong W'lsouvrs in the Les
. .' 9 ‘- "St" 95 county in“ indicate that
: acuum a there is something wrong with
‘ ‘ l' _ present educational and religious
- \ leaflets methods, in lii~~ opinion of Raymond
'. l. Turncy. dlrrctor or the 1.03 An‘
. Down stirs Triple Commission. lie cx-
.. . c . Iln‘msgdhth: \lcw at a recent meet-
. ‘ _ _ pg 0‘ t n outhnrn California Acad-
conn Light & .t.’.§.:’*'°mm wan-u. o. c.........._..
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' /. 131 h t \c lorkLily 3......” D”. cent. of ”I... inmates of
f . the count ' ' il \l " . ..
r J 3 Ja . - r. .lurne) said.
It _‘ I ower L0_ were college graduates. as against
_ slxv‘hnd one-half per cent. in ordin-
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Passenger '
REPAIRING AND OVERHAULING;
- ran'rs ANO aumssonnas
HAYDEN -
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Norwalk’
Daily Service Between "
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Phone 29-1
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Febriiary Sale
Lug reductions over our usual ex-
tremely low prices on furniture.
stoves and all household goods
Come and take advantage of the
bargains.
. .j‘ M. Gutkowsky
‘ WET AVE- nonwm 37 No. Main St. Phone 419
VICE sranos PBONAE mu ~
'HERSHFIELD, ‘
1' Transportation Co. “water-Kent
- ‘ Freshman Master Piece 7
DISTANCE TRUCKING: m ”gum”. ‘
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Radiola Sets
Sold on my Tern].
The Norwalk’s
Electric Co.
11.30 Intuit. Bullet-walk
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cry civil life: twelve and one-half
per cent. of the prisoners had col-
lege tratmng; 45 per cent. were
high school graduates. compiired
with 25 per cent. outside the walls.
All the prisoners agreed. added
Mr. Turney .that there’ had been a
lack of moral training and a defect
of character-building training in the
schools. and that the same thing
was true of tlie religions. a majority
of which were represented.
Mr. Turney deciarbdthnt most of
the prisoners concurred in the belief
that habitual criminals should not
be dilpWed to. bring children into
the world. All believed in punish-’
ment. he continued. but favored in-
stitutions where 'prisoners could be
employed in producing some com-
modity.. ,,
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Applications to develop hydro
rlectric generating station sites along
rivers in the United States. with- a
total capacity of two and a half
million horsepower were filed with
the Federal government during the
fiscal year that closed June 30 last.
Minister no {little girl): “What-
does.your father do Just before eat-
ing, mytlittie girl!"
Anitat‘ "He solves cross word' we
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REVIEWS won
or new ROOT
FOR comm
Newspaper Correspon-
mrtant, ‘
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Many Present from
Colleges— Valentine
Decorations for Gym
—. Those Present
The senior and junior classw ot
the Hillside School combined Satur-
day night in the annual tor-mi
dance given in the school gymna-
:lum.‘ About forty couples danced.
The school gymnasium was un-
usuully attractive in its red and
white Valentine decorations. Hun-
dreds of red and white balloons
iloated over the heads of the dune-
The walls \\ ere covered with u
panelling of red and white crepe
paper and the windows (attached
with string: of lit-arts. Ju the cor-
ners of the room were couches piled
high with gay colored cushions. The
scene was a. beautiful one as the
dancers mox ed to the lively music.
The proxram or dances begun at
eight-tittecn and ended promptly at
twelve. Refreshments were ec-rvcd
immediately after. The faculty of
the school was represented by the
principals. Miss Brendllnger and
Miss Francis. and the following:
Miss lluth Wilson. Miss Gertrude
Wood. Mrs. Amy \Valkcr, Miss Grace
Lawton. Miss Adrienne Sprlngmcycr.
Mlle. Row Aijun, Mrs. Bertha Fitch.
Miss Lydia Coakiey. Miss Marlon
“’lilcox. Miss iiuth Small and Miss
Kathryn Bennett. '
The following young “omen rep-
resented the senior and junior class-
15: Miss Margaret Stacey. of \Vind-
sor, N. 11., president of the seniors:
Miss linogcne Sleeves o! \Veslport.
president of the Juniors; Miss Helen
Brice of Nassau. U. \V. 1.: Miss ltuth
Dickinson of Flushing. N. Y.. Miss
Harriet Ella amd Miss Nellie Curtis
of Norivulk. Mice Katherine t’nsw of
Freehold. N. J..\Mis~s Virginia. lllnck-
lord of Norwulk. Miss
tcr Graham oi \VI-st l'ulm llf‘llt‘ll.
l-‘in.. Ml” Janet Ciccdv-s of Moni-
clair. N. J.. Miss I'Ziczmur Goodrich
of Brooklyn. .V. Y.. Miss litiili lloyt
or Norwulk. Miss Frances iiinc‘sli}
of Northampton. Mass, Miss Kalli-
erinc lloidcn of Jacksou\'ili-. i'lu..
Miss Barbara liopklns or
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Has Done As Much.
for U. S. As Any Man
Silvia! Stall Seniors
liOBl-ZIH' 'l‘. SMALL.
1 Copyright.
\ll‘Y YORK. Feb.
1min well said of Mr.
H}
IS‘L'JJ
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Miss Murguru Linda
\Vestporl, Miss liurburu. KI-IS')
Cronipeli. Conn- Miss l
Lansbursh o! Scaradulc. N. 3' .‘llssl
Lorna Low“ 0! Flushing. .\'. XL. M153.
Lydia Francis or Philadelphia. l‘n..!
1‘. C,
liohrback of Sunbur}. l’:i.. Miss Lois.
Vern Sherwin ol‘ Nowurk. .\'. J.."
Lola Sherwood o: \Vcsl;‘url..
Alice Schubert or Nornall..‘
Eleanor Ste-dnian ot‘ Ui'ocklOlLl
M iss
M is:
“h" """‘l‘r3“‘d Sunday n1“."l'e'l"l‘"h . Jessie Patterson of Mclx'cvsport, in».
nnniu-rstiiy of his birth. that it the
l‘ulti-‘l Flutes “era .1 klncdmn in-
Mend uv’ n republic nothing short of
up l‘Iurl‘ioin could lu- cited as :i re-
wnrd for th" distingulithi‘d serxives
o" in.» man. .\lr. Root “ould be.
undrr a benevolvnt king. the Earl of
l'lllllflil. for it was in that little vom~
niunily up in Oneida County that he
tirst fill“ the light of‘dny l-‘chruury
if». 1845.
The thought of an
«mnnectlon with iZiiihu
Is the ndequnle our.
lllr Ordinary citizen
lloot nmm' “as
i'iiitmi Slain-s.
i-larldom in
loot hurdly
Thr- u'nniier n:
is that Elihu
r'l‘tn‘lldt'li' I‘ll?
Ilv has in“ high
It “as something to
‘haw- been Secretary 0! “‘nr under
“\Ick'lnlcy and to have served the
reshless Room-wit so long and so
well as So‘t‘rfinl’y of State. It “as a
mark of distinction to the Senate
tlint Mr. Root should have s-rved
there for six years.
The truth is that Mr. l
has had the desire to "run" for
public anlce. if the seventeenth
amendment had been in (-0111 “hon
he “as chosen for the Senate he
never would have gone ihl'Tr. Mr.
:oot never
f l-‘lsh. Jr.. Mr. Lawson. Linn in Cain-
lnagh. George IIOIItl. Georgy
thel
Root often has been cited as the
type or man lost to the Senate'
when it hf‘r‘nmt‘ a constitutional pro-i
vision that .the elder statesman’
would be elected by the people rather
than chosen by the state legislatures
Mr. Root “nil Mr, Taft are much
alike. It really was ngainrt M'r
Tilfl's personal wishes that he ran
for the Presidency and was chosen
to that inugistracy Mr. Taft wanted
at. the time to go upon the Supreme
bench. eventually; to become Chief
Justice—an honor which .rate had
reserved for him thirteen years later
in life. Mr. Root would have been
a. fine Justice, :1 line Chief Justice.
but. remaining 0a the bench, he
served perhaps a wider purpose. '
His contributions to international'
law and justice have formed in them-
selves what the world would call :1
full life. Yet they have re resented
but a. phase of the munyosi ed Mr.
Root. They have represented
maturity of his wisdom in his later
years. The work he has done has
been that of a man tree from rancor.
treesfrom personal ambition; and
above all free from political motive.
It has so happened that Elihu Root
has belonged to.and been a part of
the Republican party. but in his serv-
.ice. especially in recent years. he can
b eclaiined by the Democrats as
well. As a matter or fact' it is a. far
cry from the 3mm Republicanism
proclaimed and, practiced by Dome
of the shining members of his party
to“!- -
Virtually'ull the material honors
thatmneonp ton citlnoii «.39;
public havf'mlon upon the shoulde
on at Hr. Boat. in bear- tho hon-
our! degrees of I. acct-s of reveal!
collegeo and universities at tilde. H.
has been lionerod'by_xnout or .11.: bet-
ter known institutions or Europe and
the *
can. seem ies‘ounout-_
“ remove We
Mil-s ltulh Semi-seer or Eric. Pu”!
Miss Orril Thompson of .\'c“' llu\4*n..
Conn. Miss May 'i‘ownsnn ot‘ l’hlln-~
delpliiu. l'n. Miss Carolyn “‘0” of,
Grand Rapids Mich.
(Anions their nun
many from Yale. Amherst.
ion and other colleges. 'l‘iir list ill~
cluded the following: \\‘llll:im
Moore. Charles Mallory. Roth-rt 'i'ir-
wiiilgcr. it‘mncia l-‘ryni‘. Eorman
\Vuitc. Yoshlo Usawa. Robert Dic—
t’endort‘. JOseph l-‘ogarty. Jr.. Leon
15 Lil. ti} \\ of":
i’rinn-
.‘Itti‘ll-
ell. Jr.. Furrl'st Adnms. li'\lugl
'l'uombli-y. llurton Strauss. Clinrlns
ChowuuhllL lt‘i‘nuk inudt r. Howard
Bissell. Edward Cole), llaydtn '1‘)-
ler. Jenn Dumorllcr. Felix Mulzrvw.
nuuen Brittinghum, Marshal Mund—i
helm. Robert Kustcrer. “Lad-3 tins-i
sy. Joseph Miiietn-o. luiunvelot tics-5.:
fit-rhert Jordan. {obi-rt l-Zils. Hurry;
lieudiey. \\'lllard Cube, Jr.. Nathan—l
lei Chase.
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S. N; LIBRARY
The South North-ilk Library re—
ports a number or want additions
of books to its shelvvs. in the way of
trawl. adventure. history. science.
economics and selected short stories.
Among the new books is a Kino
dc-rgariin directory :1 New Britain
directory and u Norwaik directory.
There is also the year book of the
L'. S. Department 0: Agriculture.
The additions include:
l‘leek. J. M.—Constltuti'on of
. S.
neno'c. imam -.
Helen.
i'h st French short stories.
Bliini,. \V. S.—.\iy Diaries.
Buckley. J. M.——Hlst. of Metho-
dism in the L'. S.
Burnham. W. 11. --— The Normall
Mind.
Catholic Builders of the nation.
Clay. Henry-Economics.
Coium. Padralc-At the Gateways
of the Day.
Columbus. Christopher .- Journal
of first voyage to America.
Dana. R. H.—Two years betore
the man.
DoyleuA. C.——-Throngh the magic
door.‘
Hominy. W..'.l‘.—-Taies from na-
ture's wonder-lands.
. Humphrey. Grace-Starla of
world's holidays.
the
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liconoxu ics {or
the
Word. ‘ ward—Smooch: a. dated.
trip abroad. lid “We admitted the-correspondents
”Knott. Ii. A.-—3tudent'l history on»
the Jews. ‘ Smith. W. E—‘ri-u'ei notes or an
Olin C. lie-Ventrlloquism- , Octecenulian. ’
Overton. G. M.—'—(hrgoes- for Cru-
sees.
Parkman
PM:
. Francis—Oregon, trail.
r.‘
(:Cl‘ll‘udt .
Blrnbaum of Akron. Ohio. Miss lics-‘
.\'. Y.. Miss Mary Hulls 0t (‘lcn l:ind.l
”lilo. Miss Lucy burn-T ot’ \Viisliing-i
, ion. (Ii 3
.
‘ Ur l proved greatly
"’“l’urnidnis {allowing the Loislicvik revo-
t
ion igii
~ lie \\ (is
ilioriiics
the Versailles conference.
-Wall Street
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collar. It shows detail.
by illustrations —- lll‘lg‘ y.- .
making even the SllQ'Iil-gv .
l-‘lushing,:
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MUSi‘oW. l".»l-. l? -. liussian 'Md‘ '
prison conditions :ipprur in han'e Im-x
slur- tho 1- i‘ribl‘;
linton. a much less «iz‘uslli‘ and more,
having .
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SOVIET SHOWS NEWSPAPER
MEN BEITER PRISON CONDITIONS STILL N R
American and Foreign Correspondents Taken‘
on Tour of Inspection —- Nothing to Hide’ 7‘
Says Commissioner —— Prisoners Inter- mm...“ mm
lur-n adapted in i-oth thv- criminal.
‘Miss Eugenia Mcwborn nl Svlllllfiand 1.0m...” prisons.
lNorwalk. Miss Louis». Mundhtiui. oil ’l‘lu- Amorlczin and (only) “Jr.
Il'ltlsl’urt-‘h. i‘.\.. Miss Musuko ‘.‘K-'\“-'L§i‘v.~;\und-rite. lil‘lL' lin‘iiulluu of the
for Tokio. Jupun. Miss lilizulwli's'oxiw (:m~e-riiixlein. inspected Sun-
day the inmous L‘hskn prison in
il-Ong ”ll“? 0! 3'0“ York U“). llltefhvuidunkri Square. Moscow. uhlch.
llsnbcl Shutter of Charlolivmillr. \':i.. fi> th- hvzidqunrters of the entire G.
dentDeclaresHe'mss
l'. l‘. elvslo‘nl Isiah political police).
has lu‘v-n lhv- most i-nrml institiilioii
in lull liIISNfl.
‘comnilssiou to Jrrullg':
The ncuspzipx-zmv ll louiid to llnir;
nulls. .gil ecrupulnusly (Ital).
llighty political prisoners. ten ptr
twin. of llum u'mnin. occupy
l‘l'Ullli‘.
:il‘i madw of boards and huw- riidvly
nimlv straw III‘I\5 :is llifli'l‘ES‘tr. but
tit») til‘c lllOl‘“ «unit‘ur'nhli- than the
slurping accommodations in most
jails. _
Thv l‘iiika building “as formerly
one of tin principal hotels in Mos-
cnw. and still hears many hedges
of its form-1‘ iquipmciit and serv-
lCl‘>. A liiv-dicul clinic which in
fl‘lcunllnvss and appointments \iould
Annav‘icnu institution
llic
do criniit to :in
forms one of th- li‘dllll‘tbb of
prison.
We pl‘lsllllt'l‘.‘ lil't' allo“ Hi :1 pound
of mint. ton and sugar. and thirteen
cigarettes a d:i.\'. and are ghcu hi0
trill-hour periods for cxcrcist.
>l".¢5 Scr‘ I'.‘t‘ has in oil
. Mass. .Miss Harriet Spotiiswoode and ‘ Nil‘ltrlsn that instead of long r0“:
1 Miss l‘dlcuiior Shouts“ 0min: of (Jr. of durlc. cold. iron-luurrnl i-‘lls. lhvrv:
:uiiuo, X. J” Miss Manna slick] ofln- l’i' nearly ll'“ turm. “til-lighted.
Toledo. Ohio. Miss Murizzu'it Slick- l “1 ll-x-mtiluiw cl i‘i'tlill‘ with such
ct .\'tw York city, Miss li:l.n.i“-mloris :is suim limit. ilectric
Elihu “009 Soule oi .\ew Milford. Conn. .‘lisslmllll- lmmuvt “ours and l'flllt‘rt‘d
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Summary shootinus no iongrr tnkc '
place. eXL-i-utlons being left to the
uoiisliiult‘d Stnlrl authorities.
Prominent among tin- inmates in
Boris Savinkon‘, war minister under
up to the llolsin-vik uulllol‘llhs and
\\ ho was sentenced to 10 ycurs' ini-
prisonmem for hi.- counter-revolu-
iioiiury uci'niiies ill'l‘Olid. Savinkoft
lives in n eonil'oi‘izil-L; carpeted
room. “ill: :1 commodious bcd. a di-
:i. desk. and electric
allowed
to Sl‘tflk
iivwspupermeu.
Discussing his i'uulllv r-ri \ uln-
ilonnry aciliilirs in Europe. liu said
that \Viiili-Jh'nnce and England gauc- .
him active monetary support he had ‘
new-r received :i kopek of assistance
from the American Government.
lic admitted trying to son President
“'ilson and Colon-'1 House «luring
but said
\‘flll.
frI-L‘l)‘ “llll till?
they denied him a hearing.
He spends his time in jail writing ,
fiction and reading. He prefers the
prison regime of the Bolsheviks to
the uncertain.h0spinillty of Poland
or Czecho Slovakia. “’hen he is re-
lvased. ’lic doclurw‘. he will devote.
the remainder oi! his life to rcscnins'
the Russian people from their pres- 1
cut distress. . i
Xicholss Yagodu. who since Dacr-2
zhinsky's retirement“ has directed
the G. P. 11.. declared the success-
ful suppression by the Boishevlk au-
thorities at all attempts at counter-
revoiution had enabled the Govern-
ment to adopt the much less rigor-
ous regime. ' '
““‘e have. definitely parPeil with
““‘c have now a. system. of strict
the policy of vengeance." he said.
disclplirie. Just punishment and hu-
manitarian conditions. The terror
inevitable in the first stages of every
revolution has long since been liqui-
Vuangenen. '1'. F.—Beacon lights
of nuance.
‘Vh‘llhl. Karo.
”no.
-—.,encid; tr. into
le'crensky. \\ ho rocviitly gut himself;
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luntic coast and 1.» nor: ' -‘
run hr-tneen Ni": Yuri.
l-‘in.. in 65 hours.
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