ABUSINESSBOOST
One ofFastGrowingIndustries—lf‘uron.
Milady’s Hat Has Been Boon to Company,
Ira Lockwood Says
"Why doa- be believe is Sat-talk?
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mote-4 for so yuan.
a». norm
5 Amending charter
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mum ;
mutant
Many Appear for and
Against —— One Man
l'i-ges Dropping of
Columbus Day
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American Electric R).
Ass’n. Sees in It Fine
Addition t 0 Public
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:Biils Favored in
Reports to Senate Largest American and
‘ German Companies:
cTA‘IE CAPITOL. Marl/:34. no.
i3.—-The Senate received 3;:an
rtports from thr. Itc-z.’p’;.’a'..r.:
mlttee on these bills. yesterday
0! New 8:":5,
Gas Light company. authorzzag L:
to increase capital stack up tr. :1.-
00(-.000: amending charter of '
Bridgeport Ladir-s’ Charitable err..-
ety: extending time for accep
of amendment and validating
’f.
Staci
issued in Axcess 0! original capctaz;
of Village Water company of Elma-_
bury: amending charter of Middle-
oea hospital providing for increase
in number at directors:
time for organizing the
antes and Abstract company: pro-
viding for a penalty of $25 for tall-
ure 0! those who take children from
County Homes to board to make to-
ports to the State Board of Chari-
ties; and pmfidinz that in' addition
to paroling girls trcm corrective in-
stitutions they may bebound out in
family service.
Unfavorable reports and rejection
Pendleion. Bradley Home for Crip-
pled Fhlldren. of 811.0:5 to be paid
of bills were: On claim- of Emma
to Rhoda Island Hospital company:
on annexing or Em Haven to New
Haven: and to prevent «lieu-imma-
Hon in appropriations for hospitals
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AUXILIARY l0
mom LINE ;
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“m L gent corset
;c:‘no.4
. :ectrtcai methods. it
extending 5 day.
the Soviet'a insistence that the
ofllcea of the Run trade
don in Germany be accorded extra
territorial rkhta. The negotiations
alao appear to be complicated, the
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Hawaii-shy 1;" 11
«actual
Bouldeszoanis‘TbydCOflaa‘
Hoidun. Km .
«tend b} the stuff '2”
Lu learned sienna. Foratmehwaallea-
. stranger .2» called lime“ Floyd car.)
There mi: cat-air in that care in My,” he said “It's just
a 9:532:21 stun:
h .
$3
lit-e pretenses.
I stat been in Kentucky for a year.” Scribe
Kruger ts Bela; held an the charge of abusing “e; by
He 2. m (rum with Marshal halph
Pit-er.
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Matter to Be Than
oughly Discussed at
Meeting in Chicago
Tomorrow
no MT!” “$1031.12
special Oat-madam
or The honing munch
(\wmht 191$)
Wasntxumx. «Fob. lie-Tho
email-d railway Worm have
now“ what the: construe lope
a declar-auoa o: war on them by
the nilmd “Nuihx‘a
.\ "common tumult 0! defense"
is announced by the employee sim~
uiw' with O confluent that
the railroads hue succeeded (or the
:xrao being in blocking legislation
that was deotgcrd to bring peace in
the transportation world.
Douala Rachberg. conned tor the
ow has anode public a stale—
tacat by a cub-committee ct twunLv
railway labor organisation. which is
to be “banned {or consideration at
a meeting oi chic! oxecuiiru c!
the“ organizations in Chicago Pri-
68:-
This meme-at diacloaeo from the
labor dew-point what has been go-
ing on for never-a! years. out Mr.
Richtwrg.
‘Biecad an the Maccmakem
{The emailed railway employca
sought to mam: industrial peace
ca the railroads.
”the: tough! the aid 01' public
,ofichla to protect the public inter-
fi'ex 1a tram-oration kn‘lcok
" “They cough: 1:2 aid 0: railway
predator; to promote continuous
and em: operation of the roads
"the hbheot government cmciala
W the W“.
hls cabinet.
leader. 0: both homo e: Congreaa.
EXCITING slimy 0F NEAR
ELOPEMFM or HENRY CLEWS ill.
Grandson of Neil; York Banker Sails on Maure-
iania But Leaves Alleged Fiancee on the
Pier—Man With Mummy Explains
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Mutual Benefit
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Aunt-bled Plus.
NEW YORK. Feb.
name and Siemens and Hobie
1%; two or the Mg-
{:10
Parley Resumed
.Feh. 13.—The German
delegate- eommidoned to negotiate
a trade agreement with Soviet Rus-
sia. who let! Moscow in December.
are
resume the potion. which they hope
to complete by Bane.
uttoroiura toBudato
The chief amenity appears to be
m».
delega—
aay. by the Russians mix-
napalm-mm
CONCERNSFORM lNARiiSNoT
10 YEAR BOND: ACCOUNTED FOR
3—7“ w”";8134.600.006 worth of aniaa and tau-
rm :3 the industry. havelme during ”39 mm ’9‘" 9M“
a ins-year agreementlm 1'"
by wile-1'. the American and Ger-gmmn‘ to ‘ Comical m ”-
~33: cumion‘ .m b63932 mu- gelated yesterday anthem
vtualiy from "search. invention and imam” of the 14-8110 of
was learned to- [74°33
'ahowa that while the various occu-
25230.500300 worth of am and m-
i
i totalled only 38‘JOOJH.
: a- azrxee'. acct-v.1. Azcchtn
~ ' ‘aa ::.e Baron WU! Knoc-
:'t-t'sa:o:ni entertainer."
.:.~ ::2.~.;‘a nor) van 2.3!. on the
., -‘c'gzz s safitzg Dew! and X:-
' c».- ”5:49": a; pl-ught canary!
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. 9.- 3o. Baa-c: .1:- hzs dance. A!-
4r’aar: "my crap-.4 :Ogctsc.’ 136
reward morn“. Clerc conceited
2:4: oz:«.;;e:t :dca 2: taking X).-
..z' 3.2:: '9 when: 22-. and he was
I;';.gwd_ '9 £3.19. ‘11: mg: 59
, 71-4 hr. n'.ar.".- 3'. Lace
. was urn-came to the girl and.
1‘ .1: Cats graze: the born: :0
Qwerty-1.2. 1.4;. r. was agreeable
‘3 ‘ .1.- l..ar:::. aiac.
E:-: '39 mare: to 34:1: homes
:e‘ Lane: <1. packed itgme and
-;* .: u ...b. par. where 1hr. lug-
2-5: in... inter: ate-arc The Maure-
z'ga. u: net-:1.
on” One W.
T:c..:‘- o’er pasapcru developed.
1 .
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- Cat-u cal: :urchwtd cze.
Cris vac aboard 90¢-
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Box}; "(to plead-
-;=':a£e ashore about pa...
.‘xiaureunia sailed.
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54.4 the Bare-.1. expound
2—. l‘».‘.¢o on :he pscr. Moo: 0:
:1.» l-_:;-:~.~s oarjnoe l! or. the
way to Lacuna. A24 not: a! the
‘J' czo I13:':.'a( rectum are. too.
a.
. suit/nu. which the Baron on.
so gracefully hugging-the 0:9 con-
{£13923 'tze mummified bull} or
§A::c::-rhu IV—‘I‘aa all the luggage
1'3”»: Lead time to 2m ashore.
'134 MILLIONS
...
League of N ations’ Re-
port Has Record of
$230,500,000 in Muni-
tions Exported
GEXEYA. Feb.
g
Isa-lore than
unions. sold in the
International
99
.4"
remain unaccounted for. ac-
3a,
The innovation
league's
tries. ind-ding the United 'Staua.
exported in 1329. 1221 and H21.
unions. the importation. reported
li- Ii
. seeking through coil-active
‘ tion o1 employer interact. to wot-cl
gate that: we generously and
“cache-.213! to work 0:
peace.
“the rash“ prudent: did no:
wantpaace ‘l'beyhxredapngoi
”that: agents to throw and a:
:he Wu and their friends.
, “The highex pct-tic 053cm. 0! the;
:m asked the ranway president.-
to am d a pace contenacc—to.
cad tau-calm“ the rail-.3
ware—co iota :a writing a law c.‘
peace- '
The railway presidecza refine-1‘
at: to attend a conference to 6':-
c‘xa peace. '
“no railway M. onto are main»
'ing ‘1: upon their employs 71‘}
do not want to: war uopped. :
“re. railway proudest- wan: to?
go on “hung—no matter how!
much the public Mm .
"l'he‘y was: the public to help!
thou ethi— Thay do not want the '
public to be), than an poaca
Bic-ed are the mistaken—but
not on the ran-us."
There tailowa a story 0: what
happen“ to the unwell-Barkley
bill. It as revealed that. Secretar)
noon: mod the railway ”deal!
to Jon: tho angina is commnoe
an to. I“! bczore it was introduced.
that the railroads rain“. and that
2:23 war' bu continue-d ¢\Ot ante.
Back at the fight between the rail-
wua and their employee it a polit-
ical W Lunatic-cleanly 1hr
railroad employee were led to sup-
port the La Folleue movement bo-
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LONDON, Feb. lt—A new arma-
ment conference which President
Coolidge would summon has bee
mentionc here. “in conversation-
wuh the American Ambassador and
is at proof-m under consideration."
cause they thought their power
would be low. Pf‘ildent Cool- :
14g: ha- not been hocuIe to they.
' labor elements but has in nu meas-
age to Congreaa used language
which the: coo-true u endorse-
ment of their exam tor callectne
bargaining and voluntary mediation.
l: is Wt that Sir. kichberg
okwchea the town with a denial or
any political motives or piano {or
government ownership. Mr. llieh-
berg 0440:
“The proper position to ho taken
by the organization of railway cm-
pioyea booms char. They are and
will remain independent. sell-gov-
erning organiaation but. a.- they
than co—oporabcd in the matter or
g the Rowen-Mic: hm. ao they can
'co—oporalo. in ‘protxctioo oi thrlr
common interests stain-t the organ-
ind hostility or the railway pirat-
dents. In order to prevent mlaun-
domadiag o! the cams and pur-
poao of any common action or una-
orgaauatioaa. it may ho well to
state clearly what their inlnnuona
are not as well u what. ”Mir in-
am. are.
”Tho railway «sanitation. ban
no m or attack upon tho rall-
M. Doapito maliciouo promon-
da to the contrary. may have no
common program except that. all an
Linguin-
lag and through bonsai repnwulu:
and advance the lot-roan u! “0.
area who work upon the railroad-
with 4'). regard for as. public and
mu inland- involved. 'llvov us:
not um: Io brink about .nwm-
neat annrahip. 'rn-y an Mil Mair
lag to control "no «pursuing u! ”u.
rallroado. ‘i'Mr bait- M column“
political policy or common outulwl
thence to mum «Moot that may
all believe in lhmumauy Mm Hun
they are all W In bulimia»;
auto in wanna-mt aM lmlums.
my alum; in thought of ma:
”Iv-m Md (”MIMIC it) so”:
not or the governed unite in 5w:
ennui-newton!» Til-y ‘i-v-s
mu team Mugging loaml n u-
ncut-utter 100mm W.C- “if
to" a eel-mes ”will at 5516».
I! a. Mi! Mi
Moraine! lo we on use tilt-H
in m m dill these orgasm:
i ”all I! comm ”slum
“We: (Mlle! to M as is “Mi
a. W 0' m Max:535;
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We.
5!
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y
m.»
allow-ll hall. at iaaot tor a consider-
halal aurgoon.
mum-misc train!“ of the lungs and
minim-a. rumba-sling
er'a .nuy Hm liar ail-tor was far ad-
hlllod "of,
m that of Mia. “min-Ira. the you“!
rumi. annu- who was
mad and auqumud (or the killing
.4 may "Bill-cs. has nitraflnd wide at-
“mum.
uni-inn allow» to Mlle.
Mm wee mauled hail almoet "an-
ahn-iv. sound ”It"! arilieialn
not we tram-ed Milo. lavas-our to-
Ali”
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9680!»! Mini! "moan and new
5990?».
mm“.
WW our the MI-
W
Fornlgn Secretary Austen Chamber-
lain announced in‘ the House 0!
Common; today in answer to a ques-
tion by Commander Kenworthy. Mr.
Chamberlain declined to amplify this
statement.
\VASHINGTON. Feb. lit—Infor-
mal dizcurslon o! a new arms con-
fernncc. to be called by President
Coolidge. has been proceeding in
London. but officials here indicated
today that no dvi‘initc results had
boon attained.
'i'ht- suite dopartment would not
diuuaa the subject beyond author-
izing thr hlflll'lnenl that the com
verutlona had not yet reached the
point of an exchange or formal
Slayer of Sick
Sister Denied Bail
I'Altlfl. l-‘cb. l9.—Anna Levan-
uur. who last» Monday ohot and
Him! her sister. Annie. aged 29. and
who defendcd her act by declaring
that bar sister was suflering from
an incurable malady and that she
wished to aave hm- further agony.
appeared before the investigating
magi-Halo yutorday for idenunca-
Hull and woo removed to at. lacairo
‘IPWIII vur women. line will not be
I'll. limit
Au atoluvay performed by the of-
nr. Paul. disclosed
that Amie had been auaot'ing from
the alar-
mm...) in umamnptlon when aha
‘ino aimllnnly of tho proaent can
"can“,
ii was all-inlet! that the
tfminoka.
that
m of Hitler mn- dear to the rail-
him-'0 pronouncement la
b: m sine- lau alumina-when lu-
8i “DOM“ or IDIIND~
tile iahar aido’o! the eco-
in Child M arders'
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Watchman Is Held. ; CIGAR SMOKING '
’ 0N ”WINE; ASKj
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CUTiN TAX
New England Tobacco
Growers Want Re-
lief Frorn Internal
Revenue Levy
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D. Feb. 19.—Ti‘.c situa-
tion-confronting the New England
:tobacco farmer is so very serious
ithat unless Congress giv screw-i in
‘ . iintcrna‘. revenue moo on cigars. to-
,hacco grower: in tins eectlo: ozll
ibo grealb' diminishe‘. said Joseph
“2 Alsop of Avon at the 4"! an-
inuai meeting of the New 5:3.anc‘
Tobacco Grower-3‘ association )‘te‘itf-
day.
The association in reoclutions
adopted. a!lcr Mr. Alsop] remarks.
recited the gm: decline in czgar
making and instructed its ortcrr:
'D-
the situation and to try. in
oi the association. to secure a re-
duction at the internal revenue
taxes on cigars.
"During the last {our years.’ Mr.
Alsop said. "the total amount of
tobacco used in the cigar-I. r-er az-
num has decreased about per
cent. During the lac: :: years the
total production has been suzlonars
in spite of the great increase of the
population or the country.
"The Xew England :obacce
er can see no reason why the war
tax imposed upon 13:13 indusry
~should remain stationary while in-
come taxo- and other war imposts
are being reduced."
The" was a large attendance
the meeting which opened a: ll
3!. Prudent “'llliarn ii. Celtic.-
Glastonbury presided.
Oppose Bill Stating
Where Wife May Vote
HLRTF‘ORD. Feb. v.0.
men member: of the House of Rep-
rcaenutivca are not in tax-o:- o! a
bill which would make it compuls-
ory {or a married woman. llvmsfi
with her huatxand. to vote in the
same town he doe-a Represtnza'..re
Daniela. author of the hill. found
yesterday when he had a meeting of;
the women members and askcd them
to endorse the hill. 4
The women felt
should be allowed to \Oh! where
she lived and where her children
attended school. and they polnhd
out. that in some cases. cmng'
Greenwich as one example. the man .
voted in another State. Where he
worked. although his actual home
Was in Connecticut.
Asks $110,000 for Baby, ‘
Auto Killed Parents '
LOS ANGELES, Feb. ISL—Judg-
ment (or 810.000 is asked in behal!
of Sidney M. Kuhn. 10 days‘ old. in
a suit on tile in Superior court. ye:-
terday. against 0. '1'. Oliver. whom‘
the complaint accuooo of having.
cauocd the death or the intant's pa-'
rents. Mr. and him Sidnercxahn.‘
and his 18 months‘ old sister in an:
automobile accident the night of his
birth. ,
The intuit plaintu! was born‘
about an hour an“ the accident
While his mother law dying at a hoo-
pitnl. The damage suit was filed
through the guardian-nt-XaW. Louis
L. Gordon.
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that a woman
Give Details of ‘
Schooner-’3 Loss
BOSTON. Feb. 1.. — Seventeen
members of the crew or the Glou-
cester fishing schooner Republic.
8.. Sunday night in 0011an with an
unidentified three nectar. arrived
here yesterday on the British steamer
Prince Arthur from Yarmouth. S
8.. bringing detail. 0! the wreck in
which captain Pbter Duuaky oi'
Gioncauer and Samuel Cole. of New
Fouadland. a stoma. IOF‘. their
line. '
to call the attention of Congr~~ss to-
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