Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 20, 1919, Page 1

* BRANDEGEE QUIZZES PRESIDENT WILSON D obeha Tty | e FyTH CAVALRY 1 17 OF NATIONS COVENANT o=t e iz OF THE MEXCAN BN Suin 4| Major Genersl Joseph Dickman :Will Personally Dire When the President In His’ ti Wm Cabled Paragraphs - g W. G. Fletcher, manager of veland branch, & . 22 rap Mflguu! sh, Aug. '19.—General| Miwaukee, Wis. Aug. 19—0One man|Core cie anch, and Joseph o Was No Legal Obligation For the Use of American Mil-| Sweden Imports German War Tristen o, e raed Brotherhood of | was killed, , sight othars were shat, cms|Nash, maueger of the Cleveland Fro- suit—Ransom Actually Paid the Outlaws For i ‘itary Forces In Protecting Any Other Nation, But That| imperistion into Sweden from Cors | Ralway Shop Labore r= todsy ap-|and veores u(fl:t.’l’::; m'fl cutand| lation of cold storage laws, were ar- lease of Lieutenants Davis and Peterson Was $8 X many of trucks and wagons made for 4 ised a it strikers from the | res! . . _ t - There Was an “Absolutely Compelling ‘Legal Obliga-| %er purpocee-is el e e e SR R udahy packing plant at Cudahy. near| Two. automobile bandits held up Au- An American Airplane Returned From a Scoutin tion,” Senator Brandegee Insisted That the Whole Ar. o out. actirting © Jocal| inorease in pay of approximately 31 a _m’“‘m“‘“’p:mg or _state minta | R scarea itk Into Mexico With Two Bullet Holes Through the Vto the scene tonighi . (rubeanr e 4 : W “Rope of Sand”—The ar . |oNLY FIFTEEN COUNTY f timeina’ promatiut by eeniorify. Colonel Philip Wetsphal, acting under ‘.é:'“' o g i L i @5 of the Machine—Scouts Reported That the Ca Epgement Veagis F108 —The Senator Main- TOWNS HAVE LIBRARIES | raiiraaas in the United States, Canada | homctione, {rom Governor Phillin, n |, SoTumeteial Ca0le 0 mn tine it itic the Bandits tained We Were Obligated In Any Event—President (Special to The Bulletin.) and Central % mv:‘:m will ‘attempt md‘nl::{mf&p:%,;"mm' ed ‘Statés, China and Siberla was re- Pursuing the Bandits. 5 oy By “Souvenir” William Ha Taylor. o kers, The outbreak occurred when we > Mart: Tex., Aug. 19.—Spread out Fennell brought the § e o ud woae to Each No-| Rl i Bt o, 11| "L "ot ol oo i S o0 et T Moo e gy sy | 3 S0 2 0 SRS B 1 i > £ 2 g el 3 by e: n _coun! sou e io 8 . 1€ money tion “Complete Freedom of Choice As to The Applica-| iave:pibite librarics, The bix towns T e AuE, 24, , Dnion omcials de-| the strikers. When deputies attempted | Behemia and Sovfe: Russia. B St Tinites Btates cavalre. troope,| Fonnall arm & that do not have libraries, according to = o fo assist the workers to safety, thel. The French radio station at Croix-|aided by airmen as scouts, tonight are | the catilemen who tion of Force.” ‘ Pt 2| proposed schedule and a general strike 3 tary "SR state, ‘ave Bosran, Frankiin,| 9 &l mainiennace of way employes € | hunde: and” Whert the men Joincd e | Sine, near Bordedus, . will “have a | SOmDIOE (e mounains fof the bendits| com moncy, vashington. Aus. = 10.—President|could not go into the negotiations over | Lisbon, Sprague, Voluntown and Wa- | thelr demands are not met. fightinia the officers were helpless un- | *°L3INE radius of 12,500 miles. for $15,000 ransom. nected story of Viison, inferprefing the League of.|the French frontier or give the com- | terford. The following facts were ob-| The increase demanded would mean|der a fusilade of missiles. Firing was|, Belshevik movement to cut off re- | "4 Aty We Torward dash over the bor- | crossing of ¢ Nations covenant today for the sen-|mitteé a copy of-the record of Japan's | tained from the last reports the sec- s Bflg"l't-d'flflv‘nl} °§o’fn'5 to the|begun. Each side accuses the other of|{reating forces of Admiral = Kolchak|ger today, the troops probably were|the United & railroads of mearly $100,000,000. Twen- | starting the Zunfire: was checked, according to reports. being handicapped tonight by a storm | preliminary negc ations committee, de- | Shantung prmise. - retary’s office had obtained from the ty- < n ati y-five per cent. of the men engaged BeveRst ‘ool in P hy s e e A g SLsages by | tween Cap! ¥ 5 Tor he ea e erio veal, obllkation | Bariy sction smthe freaty was urg. |13 towns that have public_librariea[Y-TNG Pon seatopl the men ensass e use of American military force fed in a statement by the president a | there being, of course, some changes in | in Maintenan wa 3 % e by be raging in the|can brother-in-law of I S ogtinE the territory or indepen-|ihe outset of the conference. This|fAgures, etc, since the reports were Te- | N to union SENAN Tecaive Jess thak gUPREMETgoUNclL FRESSED < tood‘g::fhé“.:d"c:;::,‘n"fi: e L R 0 e oo a o boimse dence of any other, nation! was necessary, he ulid, so that a peace | ceives 2.30 a day, the minimum being 28 WITH | IMPORTANT, DUTIES |20 OO0 3" Bt wae. faured - the ) torrantisal rains| . He said the bandit cents an hour for an eight hour day.| -Paris, Aus. 19.—“The supreme coun- would obliterate trails left by the|livery of the av But he added that the covenant|basis might be'reached and the other| Colchester—Cragin Memorial libra- might invelve, i certain circum- |treatios inder megotiation now - at|ry, established in 156; 6,250 volumes; | The $1 a day increase depranded is an | cil is no longer & conference but a sort| Attention of Scotland Yard has been | WoUld obliterate trails left by the|lvery of ihe aic stdnces, an ‘“absolutely compelling | Versailles were being declayed until | Mary L. Leal, librarian. average and does mot apply in full to}of government occupied with the in-|aiiracted to London criminals who | @RS TA8 GRPECLORary, LoPme TO0 | Cre, T8 TLTEE Sa moral obligation” which might be even [the world learned what wouid happen| Iast Lyme—Nlantic public library, | the higher pald’ emploves, the chief | ternationaf affairs of every country In|&Ive thelr victims drugged cigarettes. | & ime moved forward In the tace off peiws te stronger than a lesal promise. fo the treaty with Germany. He said | established in 1885; 1,932 volumes: An- | PUPOse being to make the low rated | Europe”. the Intransizeant reports| Premier Lloyd George -in the house | " B i iactordinE o e Tt | lontod noLosite o Pressed for a ntore exact definition |he saw no reasonable objeciion to sen. | nie M. Bond, librarian. man the wrincipal beneficiary. Signor Tittoni, the Italian foreign min- { of commons announced - the British | and Paul Davis, for whom ransom | were to be delivere by committee members who insisted |ate reservation but thought, it unwise| Griswold—Coit library, established ister and member of the peace confer-|government has accepted the policy | was demanded, and who were released | old cottonwood tree a r that the whole arrangement was “a|to incorporate them In the ratification |in 1876; 2,273 volumes: Charles F.| TWENTY PLAYHOUSES IN ence, as having said at Monday's meet-| of state purchaseé of mineral rights in Ty today, siided the Americans in|south of San Antonio r6pe of sahd.” he asserted that on the |itselt. Morgan, librarian. Siater library NEW YORK NOW CLOSED. | ing of the council. coal, ;i Shels quiset of the Mexicas outiaws.. | then returned o thi jonifary he considered it as plac-| In replying to a long series of ques- | (Jewett City), established in 1885:| New York, Augz. 14—Representatives| “Evervone is worn out by the pres-| Brand Whitlock, American minister| With nearly six hours’ start on theand said arra ing the nations in “an attitude of com. |tions by Senator Brandegee, republi- | 4320 volumes; Mabel Wilcox, librari-|of the Actors’ Baquity asseciation and | ent tension,” Signor Tittoni concluded. | ¢, Belgium, declared that no unusual | punitive expedition, the bandits are| pleted. radeship and. protection” which would|éan, Connecticut, the president - was |an. the Producing Managers' tective | 'This situation ‘cannot continue. The|significance should be attached to his | believed to have ecattered in the| When the flares campel respect for the principles of |led - into an exhaustive discussion of | Groton—Bill Memorial, established | association met today, the first time | cOnference ought to bring things to a|Vigit home. - He said he would mountain passes and canyons, and it!to show after m justice and libert; the co-mingling of moral and legal [in 1S85; 7.094 volumes: Abble M. Clark. | since “the actors’ sirike began, in a|conclusion. The remaining treatles| i, ;. United States for two moniin| probably will be necessary to search|lack crossed. i Meeting the committee in a round igations in treaties. librarian.” Mystic and Noank library |conference called by playwrights for | OUght to be terminated before thinking|on o vacation es for two months Ivery sjuare mile of the rough coun- | half an hour, r tabie dis ion in the East room of ‘A moral obligation,” said Mr. Wil- | (Myst established in 1892; 7.274|a “frank and friendly discusdion” of|9f _taking a holiday.” £ ' Z try below the border to find them, In|ant Peterso As 1he White House, in cofitradiction to{son, “is, of course, Superior to a legal | olumes: Geneva E. Ricker. librarian. | their differences. ‘Signor Titton! insisted that there| Brig. Gen. Bandholz, American mem- | (7% JTIOV"0r military men. delaria- Captain Ma ‘xbmcedems of more than a 'century |obligation, and 4f I may say so, hhs a|Noank Baptist church library, estab-| . Recognition of the Equity associa- [.Would be danger in postponing the|ber of ihe allied military mission, Despite the difficulty in locating the| “Here's one of t amd Wwith the wholé nation listening|greater binding fogce. In every mo; lished in 1826; 1,081 volumes; W. O.|tion was found to be virtually the|ASia Minor uestion until October and [Urged his colleagues to ask the Peace | pands from the air, American aviators| Returning to t {Bfough the medium of a rélay of pub- | obligation there is an element of | Rathbun, librarian. cniy obstacle in the way of a settl:- | demanded that the conference should |conference 35 act quickly regarding| whe eft the fiying field here early to- | Capiain Matack Ny ftonographers, the president went|judgiment: in a legal obligation there| Lebanon—Jonathan Trumbull libras|men, it was announced fonight. Equi-|not forget its objective, as he declared | Presence of Rumanians in Hungary. | g ecouted almont the entice Ojinaga | to et on b ifite many of the details of the peace|is no element of Judgment.” ry, established in 1396; 3,045 volumes; |ty representatives denied vigorously | it seemed to be doings. Senate judiciary committee ordered | district. spurred his h —_— favorably reported to the senate the| It was not known tonight how many | the balance of t oppo: ;qmm'::x and touched on all the| Senator Brandegee suggested there[Mrs. K. H. Sweet. librarian that a ‘“closed shop” was demanded 5 d! otly. febated questions which have|was no important distinction “because) Ledvard—Bill library, established fn by é union. A second conference| BURGLARS MAKE HAUL nomination of A. Mitcnel Palmer for|are in the bandit band. “You can go plumb 1867, 3,852 volumes: Mrs. Ursula E.|will be held tomorrow. OF JEWELRY AT NORFOLK |2tiorney general. Davis and Lieutehant Peterson s {ing hrw]k' apta digided ‘the senate in its considera- [we are obligated in any event. g of e peace treaty “I think it is of the greatest im-|Avery, librarian. . The 20th playhouse was closed by ticle: Ten of the covenant, guar-|portance,” replied the president, “be-| Lyme—Lyme library, establlshfiflB& the strike tonight when the Henry o , Aerial Touring League offers $100,. | they saw six men. There were twenty | i Winsted, Cohn., Aus. 19 —Jewelry in| 40" [SUring League offers $100,- | S0F 57 Gits at ‘the ranch where the | tain Matl outlaws stopped. American aviators he shook antéeing the integrity of league mem- | cause the element of judgment enters|1914; 1800 volumes; Lizzie M. o - the form of rings. brooches and brace- 5 s D e eunion, e recice | caume U e Nbrarian. Oifless wae added o the 1At of “aarir|lets were taken from the Summer|serial derby from New York to San|cutlaws stopped | Americrn S Jo0k at.that. . Im Weuld'leave to each nation “complete| “Rut I am assuming.” returned Mr.| Montville (Uncasville)—Raymond U= nouses. home of Charles E. Bigelow of New k place will be 320,000.) W3, Joements for nurses, ambulances [ morrow and get the rest fededom of choice as to the apphea—|Brandegee. “if the council chould ad. | brary, established in 1554: 6.267 vols h S e York city, at Norfolk, during Sunday| Railroad administration has received | and surgical dressings for the punitive | ey,” the caplain told tieh of force.” Even if the American |yige us to do a certain thing, and con- Lucy P. Schofield, librarian. GRAPHOPHONE EMPLOYES night. and today metropolitan police|bids for steel rails, but details are mot expedition’s_troops were being made | said and Connecticut state officers were at|announced. tonight by Elmer Donnell of St. Louis “The aviators were New London—New London public li- experience, once acro réjifesentative cn_the council Jjoined | yress refused to do It and If ever Bl a unanimous recommendation for |sther nations reprosentative hssoran established in'1591; 37,841 vol- WOULD ACCEPT OFFER. |work tn the case:The jewelry bélons-| Secretary. of war to ‘order sale of | for uss in case of emergency action the final decision for |}y can do the same thing, it seems to Frederick W. Edgerton, libra-| Bridgeport. Aug. 13.—Employes of |ed to Mrs. Bigelow and her daughter. | army supilics of phenol vained ot $5-| A report from the expediiion indl-|Iennell. “We asked then » the Columbia Graphophone company | Mrs. Ward Melville, and had a value of [ 270 S 2 | e Pt oukenit . hed continued|a good time. Davis " J¥ar must rest 5o far as.con-|me like a rope of sand and not an ef- the :-inned States with con- | fective tribunal ‘which would result g in_promoting peace.” throughout the day but that there had | did “Neither m orth Stonington—Wheeler library,|who have been on strike fpr neariy 00. Mr. Bigelow and Mr. Melville % established in 1908 740 volumes; | two weeks agreed tonight to accept|lost $100 in cash from their clothing. - War trade board officially removed import restrictions on pig iron and been no contact with the bandits. ] H. M. Fennell, a banker of this city. | of the biplane ver advice. the council gave | uhier B P ot ‘aaros ‘Giux] Mrs. Bana H. Tryon, Mbraclan an offer made by the company at the| Persons in a farmhouse four miies its “authority to take such ac-[you - M Wilson repiicd, is that 1|, Norwieh—Gtis library, estabiished in | time. the strike was ealied. siving|@bwn the road reported seeing the|metal alloys. arived Jate today and -announced that| the. accident was cav s {s “deemed appropriate” must | 30" not think such & refusal would|180: 43,826 volumes: Imogene A.|them o general wage inorease OF dlight of an automobile about 4 a.| American wool purchasers are play-| the amount of ransom actually paid| that their supply - k ing a prominent part in the British|for the release of the aviators was|hausted. The me : . librarian. . 121-2 per ¢ent. and conceding the 14 |mi. Monday. $fEg be deemed appropriate by thelijidly often occur. 1 believe it would United States lo be binding on' this|pe only upon the gravest grounds— | Old Lyme—Fhoebe Grifin Noyes hour week. wool auctions now being held in Lon- | $§,500. Fennell took the $15.000 de-|canteen full of water & ent, he argued, though in the |2oq o sass congresp 1o HEht E am in- Jemorial, eetablished 1 1804 | $018| “Meanwhile the situation in reference | UKRAINJANS SEEK AID don., accordink to reports. Srandad, to Candelaria vesterasy. He| the Concho river § SNELgoRI] bo' wich s potystial ““;‘%W"‘Tm‘ij TR o SR Smnalls, Uncasian. A anoadsintentiont], T OF GOVERNOR HOLEOME| . Regional Director R. . Ashton is. |declared @ recount of ‘the money| “Then caid (b o : = f e i 0 . sue, T o4 v R rought “bacl y, P 3 - e em to w ™ IR bretiicar 1oy damd"'e r-Thman’ there was no. necessity ‘of ((HEVNNG], In TSSE L300 volumes: est “the imdustry in another | Haftford, Conn. Aug. 19.—Governor ,u.‘,’chf."i.:u:&"cz[n‘mflfx‘“:”t;:, tar the release of the aviators showed | for the ransom and read promise: (- return Shantune Brovince)s, Siiwen compact for this wepublic) ™ S0 To et IS AT catan- e seccptancs ST o | R received & yasit today from &|freight be uccepted subject to delay | $6.500 remained. to see if they were col i Was reuced 1o written form | L0 ST 1S (OOTMAl ODUERLONS, 10 lished in 1915 620 volumes; Helen M.|fer will be Iatd before ih 10car cuni | of this state who Bres of - Uneiosies|ontaccount of the shopmen's strike. k Ll B e ’;a‘;&‘fl;f’"‘mfi“ - il Tt SN b officials tomorrow morning, with a [Dirth or descent. The delegation pre-| Hearings were opened on the Keh:| ANGLO-PERSIAN TREATY GIRL HELD AT HADDAM erice. He asseried he had “every con- - —: ston free library,|plea from the striki iinz that|sented the case of the Ukrainian re-|drick and Kenyon bills providin; 3 Aial M < romice Haiarhind that T it | SrELenee, fn 18 35 volumes; | ation of he decision | public in Its conflict with the mewiy |ulation of pgokers and stock yards. TOPIC OF DAY IN FRANCE ON CHARGE = " y Middletown, -Aug. 19— further consideration of he decision fidence” that the promise would be|is promise beforehdnd that it will (By The A. P)—| amar of Mrs. K. Hahn, librarian, to remove the factory from ' Bridge- | established republic of Poland and so-| Grain recSipts at Chicage, 8026,000| paris, Aug. 19. carried out and told the senators it i d with other, tions of similiar oy Was, “the best that' could be Botr out | Sand c. Tt will be noticed that the Baptist . Tici i = g . udgment to mai n right in the "7 'y port be &ntered into. cited the sympathy and assistance of [ bushels, a decline of o o y onti es > addam jail on of the negotiations, Japan having giv- | Jaas 5 Tigl church library at Noank (1526) is'the cod el the governor for the Ukrainian people. | trom previous week, ' o ) PUShels| The Anglo-Persian trenty con men|in the Haddam Jail or ¢, Bouce she would ‘withdraw from|™Whon Senator Brandegee asked the | pray (rsagy ioOUnty:, the Norwich 1i- 14500000 POUNDS OF SUGAR Governor Holcomb assured the dele-|: Memliers of the New York GCo and peacé conferences . circles, the|Smony OUCNINE, & O rerusen TS Amerr Jemands_were | president’s opinion on the - concrete | It arso containg Tos loosny ot 2”4/ SEIZED IN BOSTON WAREHOUSE. Eation that he was In cordial sympathy | mxchange are preparing a ballot mai. | French discussing especially the prob- | §U0¢% " sfife Torice aile lfion | SAoF. Of the present trouble between, books. Public libraries aré a grand| Boston. Aug. 1.—Federal authorities | self. aoverahan: ana that BEC eorts Sa T e eeondiad non IS SRR, WDeRC Teeey isnev8] et the blasy to dsfrevm ald] had tried to keep the nation|p. the oumania and Hungary, the president|zood ihine f i : TN s obligation T Barone : 5 ng for any town and well de- [seized 4,500,000 pounds of sranulated | take their communication and address. Pa . ; £es "o far s It was honorably pos- | 54id he could ngt answer because that|serve the hearty support and encour-|susar today at the wareholise Of he | oo under comsigmration. American Petroleum Institute nam. | . The, Foho De Paris, which 1s cfeditc| for August 26 under passing judg: }agement of an. Terminal Whart and Railroad Ware. o1 Yolnt committee to werve oll and | Soeris ver o dolesation, publishes the| Loich 8he was unable to of Frenc 5 shes her arrest (o iblé to do 50" but the assented that St a-foreign political question in a way SOUVENTR” TAYLOR. |house company in the Charlestown | RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR automobile interests. . full text of the Anglo-Persian agree- it might be necessary to keep some E > 5 he_considered inadvisable. American troops in the Rhine district g district. The acfion was taken on a SN . s e under the treaty for the next ffteen | Sgaator Brandegee aleo called “at-| MAN AND WIFE INDICTED FOR |warrant. issued by Judge Motion. of MACHINISTS' LOCAL NoO. 30| Reported Winnipeg board decided | ment ana in its O, e a0 not|A DELEGATE TO EAGLES years. " ° - L WESTBORO, MASS, MURDER| the federal district “court, after evi| Bridssport, Conn, Aug. 19, for 1015 eroy, L PHe e e AN A uarate protector-| CONVENTION ‘ROBBED C .¢, Geclared the nation wou! ts 1 Tet Fitchburg, : - ence concerning the hoard had been | celver, Thomas (. Coughlin, was ap- E onstitute a ot o g A , bty own Sole judge whether 1ty obligations | MCSRINE of warious provisions of the| » FICRIULE, Masy, fus 10 Harey| feccc, CPRTRE Yeral srand Dy | pelniea by Tedkd Donata T iwarner ot , Sales of millions of dollars of army | ate. then words have lort their mean: | Now Haven. Aus. 1 had been fuifilled under the disputed \{,“"‘fiy e - By Ellon oot had ones | dicted by the grand jury late today for | Which is investigating the high cost | the superior court today for the prop-|Subplies Degan at more than 50,000 ing. Doubtless now ; e ls a formal|way of Akron, o, a s CEREL AR KRN Foot, TR S ¥ L i of foodstuffs - erty and books of Lodge of Ma- | POSY, offices throughout the coutnry. | protectorate mentioned an: R convention” o of Eagles In session her a clause announces the independer and full integrity of Persia, but thelthe police withdrawal clause of the league coven- the murde f Dwi; P. Cha Tt That purels domestic duestions |Sesied reservations, but the president | the murd Sading el x| The libel allesed thet the sugar had | chinists, which has just been deprived| Charles i. Weeks, district attorney, Tome Safs from the league's’ inter- | ife o leave the prosent language to|ihat the two’ who are in the Worces- | been ifl the possession of the'company | of its charter by the grand lodge be-|closed another gambling house in Nas: t' will fool ference; and that the Monroe Doct-|ae Lo Jeave the present language (0| yor'snfi” il po arraisned tomorrow, | Since July 20 and that it was being|cause it would not depose Samuel sau county. All mames of pepreons| SUPStance of the agreement will foolrobbed of §2 X riffe was clearly preserved. Tnited | €i¥her in-this city or in Worcester,| Noapded in quantities in excess of the | Lavit, its business agent, in agree-|within were taken an no one” sort near this ci wo ShaE - TREGt. Tonr thig. the ot ¥ reester. Tt BN U UnSnen asentsdn B [within m and the proprietor | "%, strong party in the French cham: | were in his company when | ber of deputies is adv ex-|the tHeft took place are u The league, the president explained. | ™ George S. Taft, f . requiremets of the owners, tates wo 2 5 ge S. Taft, former district attor- 1 3 s would suffer by their construe- | | oT0F wo el ter county, was Apaeios. | the Durpose of increasing the price | The applicant for the receiver was the Prince Fell; wn. of - Hussstn Bun | 1505 deputies 1s advocating the ax > are ur zas built on the plan of General|Ste: Smuts of South Africa. ke cew | €d @s their counsel. unreasonably. grand lodge, I. A. of M. The machin- > , & $ir. Wilson reveaied that he had|, When Senator Fall. republican. New | ®che mans “body, bearing evidence st ‘troubies wiil now be sublect to|2l'pf{TF of She, T e e e T O " that he| GERMANS USE AIRPLANES e of heavy blows. was found in a tool | PRINCE OF WALES ON legal review. his place at the head of the Arab del | will interpeliate the government on| APPREHEND SMUC Tmi had asked that the cobference re- |DOt require Germany's assent as she|JieC 0 MG ETOWRAS Baker and his ~ he G _|was not a member of the league, the A ™ Charlottetown, P. E. I, Aug. 19.— A statement issue i again on August 26. > ccording SerSdieposition of the Cerman Pacl | Dresident replica ne never had though: | Short time; disappeared the morning of | e Brice of Walds San walimed 1| - POISONED TWO DOGS | pulace at Teguicstipa. waphial ot toem. | - The French press does use _tne| AT According it was needed for an American naval |Of that feature. ~He disagreed with| 8 2% (Qe, Rody was found. Y| Prince Edward Island today and put Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 19.—Hercu-{duras, states General Calix attackea| word “protectorate” fn _connection ( FUEE LD OGN T em s Senators Brandegee and Knox, re- e in sevtral busy hours before he re-|leS, a trained monkey, owned by Dr.lrevolutionists and completely routed| With French influence {n Syria. The| Jie fristitl from turned to his ship tonight. The bat. | Robert Marcin, a veterinarian, slipped | tnem ed | Dapers argue that from time immem- [ 20,000,000 mark shed on his grounds. Baker and his PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.| AN ESCAPED MONKEY egation. the question when the chamber meets| p .. oot station. 5 R . patoks qoestions 'the {’Q‘.”J‘fi;"‘m"{‘y"-’:o‘.fih"cafi'i°m"i’.f'ié‘r'c‘i, GENERAL AMNESTY FOR ALL tleship Renown and the cruisers Dra. | Out of its cage today and had an ad- $ Jal France had had great interests | » Frotnd of international bolicy. How |4Mong all the signatories as soon as EXILES FROM COSTA RICA | gon and,Dauntless, bearing the prines | Venture of ts own. It found a boitle | , Henry White, of the American peace | {73l France ¢ Bd EFEht IRICHa | he peiice overtook an « 2 three had ratified it. - Managua, Nicaragua. Aug. 19.—Am-|and his party, arrived in the harbor|Which contained pills. Hercules fed | {elsgation has gone to Scheveningen,y iy S¥iria s able to govern herselt| o7 Which ihe smugg them to two bulldogs. one valued at 3 b T e France should be designated to af-| and arr ibe. American delegates voted on Ja- b 2 Fore more ‘than three hours the | ple guarantees are offered to all exiles|today and at moon the prince cam 8 D B P leagme ormuia, SAUALtY | committee members questioned the | from Costa Rica by the new president, | ashort. ©| 3500 and the other $250. As the pills| General Simon Petlura, Ukrainian| [ fer such financial help as shel president, and afterward they stayed|J. B. Quirog, according to a wireless contained poison, the dogs died. Her-|and anto Bilshevik leader, after with- | torys Tt pely her through her period cules made its way for four blocks to|drawing his troops from the Polish| of formation. he not disclose “in the interest t4 - Rational good® understanding|for lunch at the White House. When | despatch received here from San Jose. et S . {4 5o |the recess was taken there had been|The message says that the president a house which it entered and going , atttcked and defeated Bolsheviki apers are o sHETIE WNs same” reason he seid: K6 | e her th otilE was | desires o meompr- fe satatisbaenacnt| In Charge U. S. Food Ad- | s edrosm. sot ints DeR pwith. Lo | % e Shweiof Xwerinks. e e aatinats onament on Accused Of Oruelty To e to be resumed during the afternoon | telegraphic communication and of the ini ; . |chilaren. A police sergeant who ha datin < e oot 2 but later it was decided not to do|cattle trade with Nicaragua. ministration In Bungary * |(had experience in a circus was noti-| NEW HAVEN ROAD L L R R R i s Prisoners Spokesman For Administra- |so. 'Thers was no intimation tonight | Literty of ihe press and of speech 1s fled and caught Fercules CANCELS FREIGHT EMBARGO| to Paris to resume his place at the| ‘hether ‘the committee would seek a|guarantee Yy resident uirog, it is o 5 gy B , B N ¢ d ation. They tion In Senate - Turther conference. Tomorrow It will| added. The resigning of Federico. Tins VORARLBERG SENDS PROTEST [\ J2%[P% A& 19.-The New York,| head of the Arab felegiilon. They resume its open hearings at the capi- | oco as president of Costa Rica was TO PREMIER CLEMENCEAU | nounced tonight that the embargo,| satisfied with the prospective Syrian Berne, Aug. .19 (Havas)—Repre-| made necessary by the recent strike of | settlement. " sentatives here of the Austrian prov- | mechanical emploves, against freight “Let Great Britain make ign, ince of Vorarlberg have sent to Pre- | Originating on foreign lines would be| says the Republioue Francalse.” and mier Clemenceau as president of the| cancelled at midnight tomorrow and| Prince Feisal will submit. France is peace conference a telegram protest-{tHat the restrictions applicable to the| not used to be dealing with straw ing against the action of Austria In|acceptance of freight subject to delay| men. The conference belleves it is preventing Vorarlbers from laying its|in movement had been entirely re.| accomplishing miracles in procrastin- claims before the conference. The|moved. ating and in postponing the settlement telegram denies the right of Austria e of dificulties instead of solving them to represent Vorarlberg and announces| NON-BOLSHEVIK ARMY immediately. Nothing embitters con- that through a plebiscite on Aug. ADV. flicts more than to leave them in sas- the inhabitants of the province decid- He“mflor‘!wfiss '1': Tg:::'we_&: pense.” 7, ed overwhelmingly in favor of unlon| o Bolshevik army of (he weriwire| . The TFiargo says that the Anglo- tol. presented to the Costa Rican congress The president's declration of a | today. compelling moral obligation under the Ty T Jeague was emphasized in a statement| TO INVESTIGATE ALLEGED issued jointly tonight by _Senators ABUSES IN MILITARY PRISONS Borah, Idako, and Johnson, California,| New york, Aug. 19.—Thorough in- republican members of the committce | yestigation of alleged abuses in mili- and two of the bitterest opponents to| tary prisoné of the American expedi- the treaty in its present form. They| tionary force, prompt punishment for declared the day's testimony = had| individuals responsible for them. and borne out their claim that the league | jegislation to prevent their recurrence, would lead to interminable foreign | are demanded in resolutions adopted complications. They also pointed out| hy. the national executive committee a that Senator Johnson had developed|of the American Legion and made with Switzerland. Persian agreement is equivalent to a in the day's meeting that a good part| public tonight. Efforts of the con- = Rolle he British are bombarding| proleciorate over Persia and quotes of the territorial settlement resulting | Prossional investigating . committes POPE HONORS WILLIAM apainst the pesitions of “ihe “IVanCe | the Morning Post of London as say- P. LARKIN OF K. OF C.|forces southwest of Petro e grad. The W t concerned in this ew York. Aug. 19.—Archbishop|advance was preceded by a bombarde il e . e Patrick J. Haves of New York today| ment. P v Td-| matter, we should say this was a pro= received a bull from Pove Benedi — tetcorate: XV nominating William . Larkin of 362601 PERSON EMPLOVED " New York, overseas director of the IN FACTORIES OF THIS STATE| STUDENT DONALD W. FETHER Knights of Commbus, & Kusnt com-| Hartford, Conn., Aug. 19.—There are] RELEASED ON MURDER CHARGE recognition of his services as a K. of | IOW 362,601 persons emploved in the| gyrpcuse, N. Y. Aug. 19.—Donald & oxecutive and American citizen, The | factories of Connecticut, according 10| v Tener of Los’ Angaies, sindent at ope's. letter. which bears the bapal| % Statement Factory Inspector William [ & SIPG Oeraity, charged with mur- Seai ot Peter the Fisherman, was sign- E. Duncan made at the capitol today. | ger in connection with the death of ed by Cardinal Gasparri, papal secre- - Miss Hazel Crance of Ithaca In Cayu- tary of state. Oh For, Hoover! ga Lake, July 19, was ordered re- - Remember when Mr. Hoover used to| Jeased on the grounds of insufficient 1RENE CASTLE HAD place two fingers ‘under the public's| evidence by Supreme Court Justice BEEN SECRETLY MARRIED|Chin and lift its vision toward the| Michael H. -Kiley at Cazenovia {o- 5 St Castle | 6Venth heaven of patriotism? Those | night. » New York, Aug. 20 Irene i ae|were the days of uncomplaining sac-| " Justice Kiley reviewed the evi- dancer and moving picture star, Who|rifice. If he, will come back and put| dence this afiernoon . in proceedings s married her on May 4 lto CaE{ome foot on the profitéer's Adam's ap-1 on'a writ Of habeks: corpus. AGthori: fn Robert . Treman of Hsea N:jple. the gre\:, consuming public ‘will| fjea’or THNGIIE County hid’ srdered F.. had been secretly marr! 7op_ | jump throush a hoop for him.—Toledo | the student held for the September | fren:dthe war was vet to be deter-|yere endorsed and co-operation of lo- mined. cal posts pledged e After the committes had departed gy e he went to the White House basement [ wAGE INGREASE FOR NEW where the newspaper correspondents Were waiting for the last of the YORK SURFACE LINES MEN Stenographic_ report, and asked whe-| New York, Aug. 19.—Job E. Hedges. tner everything ' there was going| receiver of ‘the New York Railwavs smoothly. 3 company, which operates most of the ‘T came -down” ‘he said to the cor-|surface lines in Manhattan, today respondents, ~to inquire of you gent- | granted an additional 15 per cent. waze Jemen if the report of the conference | increase to employes, making 35 per was handled the way you wanted.” | cent. within the last few days. The _ = surface line workers did not go on TO PROBE EVENTS THAT strike with the subway and elevated LED TO OUTBREAK OF WAR| men, who returned to work this morn- Beriin, Aug. 19—(By The A. P)—|IE after beins granted a 25 per cent. The constitution committee of the na- e tional assembly at Weimar has de- cided to set up an “inquiry comm:-| FOR WHOLESALE DRIVE tee” of twenty-eight members to hear| » AGAINST AUTO THIEVES evidence as'to what events led to the| ~New York, Aug. 19.—Declarire that PSS ILLUSTRATING BEAVICE, N..V. outbreak of the war and what caused | automobfle Stealing has reached an! _ Captain Themms C. Gregory, of o its prolongation; whether the =sovl|‘astounding scale.” Chief Clerk Frank| the U. §. Food Administration in e e e s grand jury at Ithaca. ~Attorevs for| Responsibility for cruel treat- : | | ernment departments‘and politicdl] Oliver of the New York magistrates'| Hungary, who is crodited with has- | (he New York tierald (his MOIMIRE. E Satisfied, the accused ciaimed that the proceed- |\ ment of American’ soldiers at Pris and military leaders kept.faith with| court today sent invitations 10 DOlice | tenimg Berm Hemt coa e e = asily Sa . ings under which Fether were being ! g g on Camp No. 2, near Pa s Gilbert M. Hitchcock, of | One another, and whether wir meas-| aficials of hundreds of cities. to o a Man wants but little heges below, | held were illegal and that as yet there Vik regime’s dowmtal. - FUR-AUCTION PRICES and, therefore, he may conclude to be| was no evidence of crime. placed squarcly upon the should ranki Democratic | | Ures were ordered which violated in- | Gperate in a wholesale drive against "ot the Foreign Relations | | (Sriational law or “were cruel and|alto thieves. Captain Gregory very tastfully 10 7O 40 PER CENT. HIGHER | confented with one-half of 1 per cent. | | Fether had known Miss Crance but| of Major General Strong by Lt harsh to an extent surpassing mi Through co-operation sof insurance | played his part in, emphasizing to New York, Aug. 19—General ad-|—Chicago News & fe'wdays when he invited her fov a| Frenk H. (Hardbolled) Smith, in # house for stolen | the Hungarizns that the United | Vabces in prices of from 10 to 40 per cance ride on Cayugn Lake, from| tesfimony given by him before - nu.‘ludllll l"nfll:;sm? 1':: tary and economic necessity.” companies, a clea o ‘Administration In the Senai X sub-commitice was entrusted with | auto information will be established: | States e cent, marked the bidding in of $250.-| New Britain—New Eritain Aerie, .| which she never re(urned. e claim-| ' s : B e i | 900 in furs a tthe fur auction here to- | O. B. will assist in the carnival in con- | ed the boat was aceidencaily opset and ot e oo epresen! v erior's e behalf of the League of the task of drafting a bill establish-| to which the pelice departments of all 484 Peace: theaty. _,!ing a state tribuna, in accordance with| cities are requested to send descrip- | the Bolshevist-Soviets rule in Bud- | day. Approximately $650,000 in furs| nection with the soldiers walcome and | that He wae unabie to ¥ apset and e 3 0 Article 168 of the constitution.” tive lists of missing cars. -apest. — = +4 will be offered tomorrow. old home week celebration . companion.