Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 26, 1919, Page 1

A ’ sl 25w 5 - : L Sergeant C. B. Coombs First to Reach Roosevelt Field In#® t MQM;M W e L 0 S o sranil s e ] w90 1o inir by “honds-we ¥hsos | % First'Leg of Round Ttip Flight 'Between ~Toronto and icksilver was 2 B shipped from this ecity to Mexico on | €ash from a vault in the office of the = " to $101. - ¢ the steamship Morro Castle . which| Pavmaster of the Boston and Albany Mineola—Actual Flying time Three Hours and 35 Min- poned Until Normal Conditions are Restored—Says It % i mas o Akrom machin. | E0ied Tast Kiday for Havana: for | Ralroud af the Soith Station war With S p p ” & & s z . leveland may join n machin- | Progreso ana Vera Cruz, according to| discover today. 'olice authorittes tes, lth B“ .|° B, is Impossible to Return to Normal Price Level and At«| 'S thor stire. information obtained today by detec- | and railroad offieals 'said they had - tops at falo, Syracuse and Albany—Two : . . = : ¢ e tives attached the bomb squad. The | B0 clew to the rdbbery. H i tempt to Increase Freight Rates to Provide Funds For < High price of Thoes in the United | irunks wore SRped tomon et hzoad. |, uThe Dbreak oceurred some time be- Other Airplanes to Complete First Leg Are Manned By . g . . es lamed on the shortage inlway hotel. The department of justice| tween turday afternoon and the re- icans—Fli Higher Wages—Calls Upon All Unions Seeking Wage | turope. e e Ry S tnn hak toaY epening of the vauits this mornine. Ameri ers Hope to Return to Toronto Before £ 3 g 5 e notified and it is expected ‘that gun- | The cracksmen are believed to have Noon Toda Increases to Desist and Play Their Part, With Other Cit- j1Sermany reported returned to France | boats will be sent out Lo intereept the | Bad a key to the office. One of the n Today. . - e 000 tons of material se during | steamship. - 4 5 1 ron doors to the outer vault ha I b 2 % izens, In Reducing the Cost of Living. e e . Tho Domb sqUid detectives. ‘who been left open, and the key to the a,r&;::;z!.n.w”; Aus. To—Three tast yrecked, but Caplain Kinley, aside £ e n investi N 1 - | in lock. rance to ;1. ol L Washington, Aug. 25. — Postpone- | construction. | If we fail it will mean| Rumania will be able to export 100- | crct &rmunition & utores oere. o firet| the inmer vault was gained by tun. :;fldmh";'f lonight, ~completing ~thé|was unhurt and none of the upecta ment of the settiement - of wage de-|national disaster. The very first step 000 truck loads of corn in 1919, accord- | learned of the shipment through dis-| melling through brick and mortar. ex- réendhy iom;f %, “"‘“{“v trip flight be- ‘(?"-‘ suffercd ny serious” injuries: mands until normal econ~mic condi- |is to increase production and facili-{ing to a report. covery of a bill of sale showing 17,000 Posing a small safe. The comhina-|(Ween wore u” fll“fl Mineola, in the| Colonel (laggeit's machine ned ‘tions are restored was announced to- tate transrortation, so as to make up g | rounds of ammunition und 350 pounds| tion dial of this safe was knocked out c;:d ernational aerial Derby on' re- Yxlllll;llh’hrfll;#n it !"I'Irll‘l\ rut, and J. D 4 b ¢ e one of he wings of h day by President Wilson as the policy | for the destruction wrought by the| A fight against landlords raising|of » powder - | and the safe forced open. ‘which the admiristration will pursue|war, the terrible scarcities it created [heirfir'enu n%:n 7 to.114 per cent. is L: chuzslcg Augusdle 16 ht::m h!:n 1% The bonds, o'nedxb_v employes of| Sergeant Frank Coombs, a Canadian | machine. Colonel Hartney, who wu in dealing with svch auestions par-|and so as soon as possible relieve our | progress in Chicago. Sporting goods house in this city and| the company who were paying for|4Viator, flylng a D. H.-S, with 400 |forced to return afier making a start ticularly those afiecting = railroad [ people of the cruel burden of high T consigned. to an addréss twhich the| them by installments, had been plac-|FOrse Dower Liberty motor, was the|for Syracuse, because had too workers. prices. The railways are at the cen-| A 15 per cent. increase in wages and | doteciives found. to. be. Betitions. ed in the vault only on Friday. This,|frst arrivai, landinz at 7.1] o'clock. |mueh oil. did not give up the rface as The president announced also that|ter of this whole process. five day week was granted to shoel! They discovered today that the ex-| With other facts not disclosed. was| Hi8 actval fiving time was three hours [at first announced, but plarned (o it wag neither wise nor feasible at this High Wages—High Prices. operators in Lynn, Mass. plosives had actually found their way| faid to indicate to the police officials|3nd 35 minutes, stops having been|leave later. tize, when the most important ques- | .y, ioc L CASET TR TR L g i Bo s Broadway hotel, where 1wo men, | that the work was done by some one|Mide at Buffalo, Syracuse and Al-| The aviation field here proved far tion before the country is a return to|.;; j "energy the task of bringing the| Munich correspondent of the Jour-|believed to have been agents of the| familiar with the office. bix it USSR AORL v aYenL g TN kind, a normal price level, to attempt to In- {\\ Gioer to book, making the stocks of | Nal de Geneve says Germary is plan- | Mexican government, were registered —_— oland Rohlfs, American test pilot, | making necessary the extension of thé ~ 5 o - e, by who was the first flier i 1id e that ac) s 1d not re ot ircieht rates to provide funds|jecessaries in the country available at | Bing a League of Nations. untll last Fridii. | eve thes took | SE-GIAN HEROINE TO BECOME |J\''roronto despite the fact A o e el e v “We ou. 5 ions of , l0wered prices, stimulating = produc- ¢ S, Setectines, AN AMERICAN CITIZEN|haa rious! frer Ausn e ‘conge was ne IWe Sueht to postpone questions of i fion, and facilitatine distribution, and | German government reforted with- |passage on the Morro Castle with the Dis. ‘Origie" planc. turned turil, 1and: | castry Zor some of the aviators to re- this fort until we have the opportu- holding from sale memoirs of f¢ trunks of ammunition. ' ¥ b < « # 2 very favorable results are already be- =3 ormer | ten truni o ew York, Aug. ed at 7.18 o'clock and Major R. M.|main one hour or longer. nity for certain calculation as to the | jhn2"to appear., There is reason te| Grand Admiral von Tirpitz. i After the hotel "‘dr """" “"’"“*‘m"’ Schroeder, anotner Am—rlcanJ flier who| Sergeant Coombs with iLeutenant or additional stores ofsexploeives, the| rie oGndier, & 21 vear old Belgian girl| had elected to start the race at the | Holland as a pussenger was the firs reiations between wages and the cost :wine" b 5 he confident hope that sub- . of living” the president declared in a | Sptertaim t - Production of coal in Colorado show- ves t - 7 . stantial relief will result, and result uction of coa olorado show- | detectives raided an uptown restal-| who was once condemned by the|Toronto end, oo S statement to the public explaining hi: A general in-|ed a decrease of 25 per cent. for the rant. where they found several mOTe| Gormans to be shot as & Dy, arriv. | ter Honite save s Cin,Timutes la- h this city, arrivir at 6.0 adian to and leaving for Mineo it - n increasing measure. : : g?ceve‘r!; BB R T dUtY | crease in the levels of wages would | first seven montbs of this year. believed to contain ammuni-led today from France on the steam-|to finish as six hours and 28 minutes | Roland Hohifs followed at 518 and jef: in such contests unti: intelligent set- | Check and might defeat all this at its| t e : i A package ‘talcum | ghip La Lorraine to become an Amer-|and Major Schroeder gave his as six|at 5.55, while Major Schroeder ar tlements can be m Ge by |very beginning. Such increases would| Legislative elections in Bulgaria re-|powder” and several rifies also wereljcan citizen by adoption. She was|hours and 22 minutes, but neither ans | rived two minutes: later and . left pedce and .eftective common counsel. I |iNevitably raise, not lower. the cost of | sulted in complete defeat of the par-|seized at the restaurant met at the pier by Mrs. Lita Dowdy,|nounced their time in actual flight. |6.10 p. m. Captain Cook reached appeal to my fellow citizens of every (Living. Manufocturers and producers|ty headed by former Premier Rado- = s a Y. M. C..A. worker of Los Angele: The three fliers hope to start the re- | ficid at 6,07 employmant to ccoperate in insisting |°f every sort would have innumerable | slaroff. Sk > EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS who has arranged to take care of her.|turn trip to Toronto between noon| Amcng the erican aviators wha upon and maiutaining such a truce.” |additional pretexts for increasing pro-{ . __ . .. 4 P ly Frede RETAIN AMERICAN EXPERTS| - Miss Gondier ‘was a student in a|and one o'clock tomorrow. left_on the Syracuse leg of the trip ME“Wilson's statcment was' issued [ fits andall offorts to discéver and de-f, - FaneRors (Hiumn. Jarmony Freder- —_ convent at Brussels when the war| A largecrowd which had turned ou’ |laie in the afternoon were: Captalr in connection with the decision of |feat profiteering would be hopelessly |1t der, Qrocs, arrived at HoBoken| paris Aug. 25.—The great telegraph-| hroke out. She escaped from . that|to greet the racere, remained for sev- | Donaldgon. who departed at 4.0 himself and Director General Hines on | Sonfused. Idhe“"':h i l""’ l"‘;“i:n' o ™o of the|ic communication system throughout! city when the Germans entered and |eral, hours after their arrival, hoping | Lieutenant Midiif, 5.02: Major Sim demands by railroad shopmen for a|efforts to reduce the costs of lviing Burope which comptised the special| made her way to the home of her par- | o witness other arrivale or fo et |mon. §04; iisutenznt Hrown 511 ady: = # & telegraph lines turned over to Herbert! ents at Ypres. A few davs later her|word of the landire at Toronto of | Major Mii i P;;nf,f";‘-p;,?“:‘“,f:‘o,,‘;‘u,,‘,nge DUl | of aifficulty are thrown in the way: JLrinee Nileitel vre sficislty reuty. Froocer, bema of: thie duterwilied: valiet | honta: was taken over as a billet for | nome of the 25 miancs which left meve| oo also the wage rcmands of other hun- |2rd I confidently count upon the men | nlzed as helr apparent to the throne of| organization, by the various European| German soldiers, who immediately be-|during the afternoon on the Mineola-| ! dreds of thousands of railroad work- | engaged in the service of the rallways | THimania 1n :’é‘g’l et arles, | zovernments, and operated by Amer-|gan the construction of a wireless | Toronto leg of the race. Up to a late |leave Mineola, did not arrive b ers, which are pendinz before the di- |to assist, not obstruct. It is much who renounc s rights. ican army and navy personnel, is be-| plant in the dwelling. The young wo-|hour, however, no more fliers had put | til .20, more in their interest to do this than ing handed over to the peace commis: | man smashed the apparatus during the|in an appearance, nor was any report eutenant Logan, who was first to re un- rector general or about to be present- Guis Coby P oA f th e s o her |10 _insist upon wage increases which uis twrea; ecretary of the| sion, as it forms the only link of com-! Germans' absence and reported her|received of landings at Toronto. NTERNATIONAL o i e Dot At oMot |will undo everything the government| Tréasury. Mexico, suggested an agree- | munication through central Europe. | act to the Belgian troops. tws miles| camicd,of landings at Toronto. o STARIE:TA:_ DERBY AT TORONTO unions trying to ckizin more pay w ‘ i e United Sta a s o be asked, as the shcpmen, to play |attempts. They are good ‘Americans| ment between the Unite tes anc .The engineering staff in charge oflaway. The anparatus was repaired end of the route was scheduled to fheir part with other citizens in re.|along wiih the rest of us, and may, 1| Mexico regarding the border. railways and coal distribution through|and again destroved by Miss Gondier.|nave been made al 9 o'clock this ducing the cost of Living by foregoing |3M sure, be counted on to see the 2 Y central Europe has been dissolved and| She was taken. before the German|morning. but it was 1.55 o'clock before o tenpieary wisantaze. which Gonla | Do 2 Lancashire gotton operatives re-|its members recalled by several ot the| commanding officer, who ordered her|Muajor General Charles T. Menoher, 2dd o transportation costs. . Wages Would Follow Prices. P Al e Ve e mersing of|central European governments which to be shot. An officer pleaded for|chief of the United States army air The Gecision of the prosiglent and | . ’ s § ¥ extile companies. The amount in-|requested that these experts should be! her life and she was ordered beaten|service, gave the signal that sent the It goes without saying that our | volved is reported at £1,000,000. permitted to enter. the employ of the!and taken prisoner to Germany. ! first plane off. Inclement and foggy Toronto, Ont., AUuR. The Can adian end of the international aerial Derby for a_$10,000 prize offered ' John McE. Bowman of New York started at 1256 p. m. today The Prince of Wales saw the fliers away the director general was annbunced to ” ; i & g efforts to bring the cost of living down various governments as advisers on| Frenc htroops blocked the road and!weati i Y| fro mthe grounds of the Canadian T e ehapecn. Ta e ta neir | should fail. after we have had time| Food Administrator Williams says| (rancportation and coal Droduction.| for five weels she was Ariven from| e hroccssaitated hourly postpone tional. Bxhibition ‘and n great” crowd cheered the mas they took the air. genting the shopmen. In reply to their| e ough to>establish either success or | the high cost of living has be i nm ined ands for a 25 per cent. increase, = e Soot of Muing en_great | The Folishigoverniient. has|, retilfief} place to.place in ‘Eslgium. The field was literally cluttered with e rron were ared Ty aceent oy | failure, it 'will of course be neceesary | ly reduced through the sales of army | six of the experts and the Austrian|’ Finally she was riscued by Cana- B i aiin it s (R g to accept the higher costs of living as | foodstuffs, or fixing a fair retail price | government four, and it is expected! dian troops and. returned to Ypres,|lientenant B H. 1ogan was first (o Roland Rohlfs, who recently estab- lished a new American altitude rec ord, led the way in his Oriole ma ustment of their pay to the basis e e - ; < ten hours’ pay for eight hours work | % Perraanent basis of adjustment, an i - that the Czecho-Slovak and Jugo Slav| where she engaged in Red Cross work.|get away, being followed at 2 o'clock : Shich they contended was given other | Fallway wages sRonid o tx-leamlmmed Officers of the New York, West.! governments will take over the ex-|Some time later a German shell strick | by Captain 7. . Footes, who. bore a | chine atter it had turned turtle on Cmployes and femied (hem when the | {IOnE with the rest. All that T am now | chester & Boston Railway began hir-| perts formerly operating under Mr.| the hospital in which she was work-|lciter from Precidens. Wilson to. he|Bi8 frst attempt He was followed Adameon law became effective. This | Urging is that we should not be gullty | ing men to attempt to break the strike | Hoover in these territories. ing, killing or wounding several pa-|Prince of. Wales, at 2.04 by Major Fi- | foud minutes later = Dy — Sergean of the inexcusable inconsistency of |of motormen and conductorse on that! M. Hoover said today that while his| forit. Although wownded . herseit.| Horn e Sorinent at 250 by Taeatenant| Coombs in a De Haviland means zn_advance of the basic | ’ ’ e < 5 | line. work as director general of food sup- B z There were cighteen Canadian en from 65 cents to 72 cents an hour. |MAkIng general jncreases in wages on |l . g Miss Gondier. continued ..caring . for|.Colonel H. J. Hartney and at 2.16 by he whereas an increase of 17 cents to 85 [{he Assumplion bt";m:".'tm Cadi Cherchell Talsb Mohammed. i’“ufg.’;".of{: ed gflam&r'%.con- e ey he Trench Calenéial O Clageit The oiher niers o L ek oons omone he dosen e very time that we are trving with|was appointed Fremch Envoy Bleni-|cluded with the arrival of the harvest, i~ Lo o0 for her valorous conduct. got off at one lo five minute Intervals. | S VELTE SRR 0 li s Cotonel In vi:w of the celay of the railroad ¥ S ¥ & ¥ b iy, 5 yorkinz conditions in reporting on the|actually beginning to fall. Week. Russia reclaimed from the Bolsheviki TAKING A STRIKE VOTE AMERICAN AIRGRART | 1o %0e 5% 0 it W etier troms the ST Prince of Wales but he went away demands of the shopmen, Director near Pero 2 i i = grad had no supplies. If the : General Hines r¢ vommer;ded tthat ‘}he Case of Railway Employes. B e B ] i 5o aite, mors Hian | byl 3 FoUR. A8 e ac | Eliee. T, Walea it o' went. dway pew Tate Of PaY Do (Pfde retronctive| “I am aware that rallway emploves| warwick, Berkshire and Gloucester| Petrozrad, the food situation will be! 5000 union car men emploved on the|dents to American ~fiying machines| Sorman Fokker, as did Captain H. W from May 1, although the board's re-!have a sense of insecurity as to the| were arrésted at Southampton for re.|as bad as under the Bolsheviki, unless| Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway | which put the aviators out of the race | Gook. The other starters were port was made July 16, the date of re- | future of the railroads and have many! fising to obey orders to embark for|SOMme form of relief is provided, he de- | were votinz tonizht on the guestion|but which did not cause any serious| B. Acosta, barmer, Major 1t Schroed B g e > e avied | France. - Elg of striking In protest against the re- | personal injuries, marked the land-| or jeutenant Schlader Lieutenant froactive date. ests will be properly safeguari S The stock of relief supplies left In|cent wage award of the National War|ings made here today in the interna- | Yonge. Lieutenant C. A. Schiller Tiet Naw Boale of Viage when the present form of federal con-| For the first four months of fiscal | (Ne hands of the inter-ailied commis-| Labor Board, union leaders announced | tional air Derby between Mineola and | (emants Moore and Campbell year ended July 31 grand total of trade | SI27€r Under the new scale of wages, ma- | irol has come to an end. No doubt it 0 to Armenia, Colonel Haskell. | (hat they would do evervthing pa!sihleiToronro. Most ef the pilots headed out aeros ch\iists, tool —makers, hoilermakers, |18 in part this sense of uncertainty|for Canada was $658,787,347, compared | /1! Jast approvimarely two months, i Mr. Hoover continued, but local pro- 3 to prevent a strike regardless of the| Captain Kinley. arriving ‘at 4.357,| Lake Ontarfo in heavy wind for riveters, blacksmiths, sheet metal| that prompts them to Insist that their| with $702,125.656 for the sime period 3 result of the ballotinz. - made a perfect landing but appurent- | Buffalo, which was the first stop. workers and electricians, all of whom | wage interests be adjusted now rather ' ji i 'vear. duction is entirely insufficient to et| The statement of the leaders was|ly turned on some power after the| few of them went by way of Hamil- now receive 68 cents an hour, will re- | than under conditions which they can- through the winter, and the relief | the result of a telegram from William | machine struck the ground, for the| ton on the western route, however. ceive 72 cents. Helpers will receive 49 | not certainly foresee. But I do not| poguports will be issued after Oct.| WOTK IN Armenia must continue on!D. Mahon, international union presi- |airplane suddenly plunged fotward at| . Aerial mall delivers between Cana cents an hour instead of the present | think that their uneasiness ~is wellly (o *folR0E SO0 P%, 'BRuee el Oct:| sheer charity. : | dent. “instructing the men to accept|great speed toward the edge of the| da and the United States was estab- wage of 45 cents. grounded. I anticipate that ‘“"""[smln Portugal, Ttaly and Northern |, COtherwise than these situations.|the award under protest and remain |field, which was thronged with spec- | lished by the aviators who carried In addition to the four cents an hour | tion dealing with the future of the| Africa ‘except Ezypt, Secretary Lans. | 203 that of the under-nourished chil-|at work. Mr. Mahon promise dto come |tators. A steep embankment was just| letters of congratulation from Mayor d 2. Ty NS-| dren of the noor people.” said Mr.|here in about three weeks and trr to|behind them and over this a large| Church of Toronto to the mayors of Buffalo, Syracuse, Albany and New eas: ¢ the shopmen | “ailroads will in explicit terms afford 3 Thich Fesults fiom he : Ty B Hoover, “Burope becomes next yearpring about a seftiement of the griev- | number of persons together with the York. which results from the adfustment of | adequate protection for the interests of . 4§ lely a problem of credit. as the new i irpla The basis, the diregtor general ordered | the emploves of the roads: but. qulte| pi.n. \yere perfected by the Demo- | 501 e jances. machine plunged. The airplane was that all frelght car repair men re-|apart from that, it is clear that no N, “ governments are suficiently developed| Tue resuit of the balloting by the gh cratic National Committee to_collect|to direct the distribution of food.| prtesn dicisicn locals will be anc S i 63 | legislation can make the railwayvs ¥ e T Csteel tar wemairers and 58 | other than what they are, a Zreat pab: | & CAMPAign fund of between §5.000.000 | They have not resources, Rowever. {6 |\ oeomed tmoraa ™ DETAILS OF THE KILLING OF INQUIRY INTO STRIKE OF Gents for wood car repairers, and thas|lic Interest, and it is not likelv that o :1:'0-?600:1‘ One million contribu- | feed their peonle unless they secure| & e RV A T UaRIN FAMILY Ay b Lo R LR e etos 61 contl | the president of the United States, ght. loans in the United States. .In any| |NCITING RACE ANTAGONISM | THE ROVAL RUSBIAN FAMILY ) car inspectors s of 53 cen:s, with the exception | Whether in possession and control of i instead of 68 cenis, with the exception The"raifronds ot ot il lack anpor Major General Robert Lee Howze men emploved at outlying points, | tunity or persuasive force to influence | T1% 7 TRNIS commanded Washington, Aug. 5—Race antagon- Soiple M e ;| state public service commiss continuous, | the decision of questions arising be- bs n e Regulars — = > “in.| members of the Russian royal family Ay 4 < g o IR tween the managers of the railroads| Was ordered {o take command of the| |TALIAN STEAMSHIP REGINA e ey 2 Ty . ba| st Xeketecinbisry on, JaI0%, 1918, Wre| tha Istriks Jol motormen on_the Nes way employes’ department of the s 4 An int i i | 1ated through negro newspapers and New Haven and Hartford, was begun 3 . my term of office, whether T .am in n international agreement provided - P et e ug! b P: loyed in an official capacity in|New Haven and Hartford, wa gu Ameriear Federation of Labor, and|my te New York, Aug. 25._Discovery of{ magazines,” Representative Byrnes,| “Thioved Jn ab OFES CABREHY ) baer this afternoon. L P el i THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY| 4 1ails of the killing of Emperor| Néw York, Aug. 26—The | Nicholas of Russta and the other| uiry by the New York city - | actual possession of the railroads or, for a six-hour day for coal miners, H . his advisers “lid they(wuuld‘ corlnm\; e T 31"!“ hot fall to exert the full| With four shifts, will be sought by the | W14t health officers said may prove to| democrat, of South Carolina, declared| 30 "} “Reuter's Limited. Th ory| ident of the Westchester road, was the e e anee ov reffiection. A strike | infience of the executlve to see that|Essen Coal Commission of Germany,| be,® ¢35 of tphus on board thei today in'the house. Behind'this pro-| 0V 0¥ NS fean told by a sentry | first witne for acceptance or reffiection. A strike | {nfience of the exe g e Rk ‘| Italian _steamship Regina d'Ttalia.! paganda. he said. were desires of some| PRTPOTIE [0 4L PECR JWG P SCRICE " My Miller testified that 130 men 2 —_ which arrived here today from Genoa| politicians to increase tne number of} !9 EVRICCE L 2 AT 4 orention, are now- being trained to take the vote completed yes{erday, but ‘mot vet crived mert tabulated, was on the question wheth- Invites Hearty Co-operation. Officers and soldiers of the First! 'd Nables via the Aszores, resulted| negro -voters. and designs by some 2 2 1 ¢ the strikers who, he sald 3 o i 3 2 th d of Commissiary | Dlaces strikers who, h al & S fuay shonid T oo ans| . “I believe, therefore. that they may|Division who are on the point of e e yme o ioge i ffros 3 and;cap'mlisu to secure negroes as pros- K:{l"{of:k)_"}h‘:’az‘;o"‘m | erey et ing. \ns B force consideration o be justified In the Confidenca that | Darking for home sent on open letter | Ui Temoval of 38 cabin and 436 steer-| pective strikehreakers and levers to| ROV [0S ACCOUNL TUPR (NS N7 mGtormen. emploved - the - Int - sser = and Swinl| kern down wages. exis and the Grand Duchesses Oilga,| borough Rapid Transit Company but by the railroad administration instead | P 2 : i earty co-operation with the govern- | of farewell to the officers and men of | Y e e T Tian was | Ment now In its efforts to reduce the| the French army. abandoned. the vote, whatever its re- | €08t of living will by no means be . = 4 prejudicial to their own interests, but! According to reports received at burne Islands for at least 24 hours, Negroes in the south are allezed to 2 Fwhoa ded. the et by a i s : ko' P g Anastasia, Tatiana and Xenia, to-| who demanded the wuges received b detention and observation. The sus-| be ill-treated, Byrnes said. whereas| Zether with Court Physician Botkins| engineers on the standard steam rai picious case is a cabin passenger, a|the ‘southern negro is actually mak-| 500" FCFC CORRL SONRICRY FECREN T roada. man of 75 vears old, who is said fo]ing rapid progress, accumulating! underground ‘room. No Interrogatory| Although L. G. Griffing, assistant sult, is non-effective and the shopmen | ;) on the contrary, prepare the way| Washington agitat: : % 3 Rk gitation among the ne- z P R an Eatieln e TR | 6c e G e PR A B el e S ST have gone ashore from the ship at St.| money, buvinz property and educat-| goCutia " The emperor carried his| £rand master of the brotherhood of 1o L SRS celutions in the fature. and I W. W. and other radical ele-| > ghacl s, the Azores. ing his children.” son in his arms because of the hoy's| comotive engineers, told the com Prosident’s - Statement. “I confidently count on their co- ments in the country. ince the beginning of the war a = rms s inability to walk In consequence of ill- | sioners before the hearing that The president in his statement to|upcration in this time of national test —_— Costaltwatch fox, {yphue | Ngs been DRUG PRICES RETURNING ness. Jourocsky, . another Bolsevik | men had been denied an opportunity | maintained at this port, this being tne TO A “NORMAL LEVEL"| leader. and nine Lettish soldiers, the|to confer with officials of the road be 9. SeDEpRETRtives | of /(R iSNoprman | and icril Colonel Nicholas Smith, declared to | first case discovered in several vears o Mn s account continues, entered the room | fore the strike was i Y péquest that you lay s‘“'l:""? “"'_:t:' P:‘b":& g:m?; mh‘t'fifl"é'.fifr‘t‘ of 'St SarheeT e Which resulted in the rigid precautions| wNew York, Aug. 25.—Drug (nrices|and immediate illed all the occu-|asserted that the strike came as a o e 1o, ™S ta | o e public fotlowa: oo | the Jate Queen Victoria. dicd ‘ar nis & e odine 15 Sprepaiates GT Wholes | e ent s BanbIng tNe, reportn.| . RapIYIng . #0. auestions. of ‘Georfe taken upon the guestion whether they a4 ffi“:::'mf‘g::":;i“n R P e hamye in, B oy lonie, T, L. $1:i°00 THEFT. FROM-SUMMER sale dealers who were present today| dashed into the room, he says, and f‘hflml;flrl"f the federal hoard of med:- the wage i B N & 3 liminary t th ¢ - ies lyi the floor.| ation and conciliation, Mr. Miller said :}‘::;Iliex;!‘:tlk‘fr?zner comsent toreine| with the administration of the rail-| Brand Whitlock, United States Min- O AT RARRONO R B ?.:.J&';”I.i’li”mfiiir‘;?v‘“n?‘,h. oAmer:[ Onty i‘h“.‘l"m,‘?:’féil L’n‘r"‘“w;"s‘ €l altce l that since 1912 the pay of the motor- ways which is of such general signifi. | ister to Belgium during the war. is one; itennebunk. Maine, Aug. 25.—The|ican Phamauceaetical Association. It| Seeing this. the narrator added, one| men has been increased 155 per submission of their claims to a new - 7 ; f the 58 witnesses called for the trial| por; . ! AR < tomm 1 3 tribunal, to be constituted by new leg- | cance that I think it my duty to make of S police were informed today that cash|was explained. however, that the new! of the Bolshevik party killed the crown| and that the conductors 140 per cent a_public statement concerning it -in|of Gaston Quien,” French resident of | 2nq Seweiry 1o the valne of $15 000 | level will be 25 per cont. Hikher than | oEime o ank ohot. o : islation. That question no longer has ¢ 3 -, % crder that the whole country may|San Quentin charged with the betrayal i a % 3 T P B N Y any life in it. “Such legislation Is not| crder that the =whole of Edith Cavell to the Germnn au.|h2d been stolen from —the summer | before the war. The increased pric- PUBLICITY WOULD TEND t. th n i be th 1t of h now in contemplation. I request. that; know what is in AR b | o ome of Mrs. Lieweliyn Parsons. of | es will not be the result of a short-| M|SSING PLANE SIGHTED TR oL ot phicES you ask the men to reconsider the elrl roli sl °Dm§“ ave flfl;g o es. New York, at Parsons Beach. The | age in production. it was said, but; ABOVE THE MOUNTAINS 3 e Whole matter in view of the following|®d a large ‘;“:‘!N";. ';x"";‘ix 0'3’ - % house was ransacked early Sunday|of an increased demand. <5 1) considerations, to which !Aask ltheh- g'.f_ ;‘ng:r "‘,‘i.‘h‘ey"{“m'“a “"a‘ mn;':.: » '|'wnedtm-u:;n;I man t;’“’ wife, were |morning while the occupants were One of the most important questions San ‘Diego; (Cal. ‘Aug; 25.--An air- Washington, Aug. —Publicity re- thoughtful attention as Americans, 3 rowned and three others rescued fol- | asleep. the association will discuss at fte * & SRS 4 garding retail foud prices and stocks and which I hope that you will lay be- | Bour, This demand has been given| lowing splitting in two of a launch in| The inventory of the stolen jewelry| meeting will e the dispensing of|blane belleved (o be the machine|Cr'e,oq in storage would tond fore them as I here state them. retul AN serous Conlderatlon DY |which they were salling in the Lower [listed a diamond and sapphire ring| liquor under prohibition Waterhous: d Ceell H. Connelly. .the | duce high prices, the house ar ¢ 3 3 e Luard which was constituted b¥!|gay of 2 S i e e e 3 e fons o ittee was told today h Facing a Grave Situation. e i O e e odjusy | Bay of Staten Island when the boat |valued at $5,000. a pearl and diamond R S ola aviators. tost . sinag | ations committee was told toda e are Tace o face with a situa- | hestioad administration td adjust|was struck amidships by the steam- |necklace valued at $5,000 and many | HEALTH OFFICER CLOSES Wednesday, Aug. 20, was sighted the| oficials of the depariment of agri- fion Awhich is more likely to affect the | of an equal number of representatives! “0at Foint Comfort. f;’;flgo::n" P o}";gfl:‘;‘:fi' in the din- PLAINVILLE CAMP GROUNDS| same day manoeuvering above the gg“;‘s"';m'gh;'m_"'mf ?::X;n";mnrnuh 1 osperity, and even|of emplo 23 souckiet, Sierra Viellas, about 15 miles south- . S purpos ?;ew;l?:.;f :?:- ;?:op{’:m;n Ao WikE 36 | markhON - rfilro:hae c::;“l:::: A The Parsons family is occupying the| Fartford, Conn. Aug. 25.—The| east of Ensenada, Lower California. Present’ high prices were said by 3 This board has been unable to come| SROPMen urge ls the very serlous In-|house and among (nelr guests Satur- | Plainvillo camp grounds which have|™The report was submitted to the|Herbert C. Marshail, of ihe market to do nothi f selt. We have now got to do nothing crease in the cost of living. This is a|9ay nizht were Mrs. W. Seward Webb | heen used in the summer months for | commanding officer at Rockwell field | bureau, to be the result of our industries and our | to an agreement and it -has therefore ‘ s . {:::r"::.fne?r:’rnygkmd back to a mormal | devoive dupon the director general of | Y°rY potent argument indeed. But the 2nd Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb, of New|meetings an doutings of church or-| by Major R. Ferrer, who obtained the CUrreéncy. with waste and profiteerin basis after the greatest upheaval | railroads and myself to act upon the|fact is that the cost of living has cer-| York. zanizations of the state, were tonight|information from 'E. A, Sawday. alcontributing causes. laformation re known in history, and the winter just [ merits of the case. - tainly reacheA its peak and will prob- e s T T ordered closed ‘to the public by Dr.|merchant of Ensenada. Major Ferrer| garding supplies of fruits, vegelable d of us may bring suffering in-| The shopmen urge that they are en-| 2P1y be low # od by the efforts which | STEAMER CHAUDIERE 18 John T. Black, state health commis- | was in charge of a detail of soldiers | dairy and poultry products meats Anifely Ereater than the war brought | titled to higher wages because of, the|2f® ROW evirywhere being concerted DISABLED AT BERMUDA |sioner. This action was taken, it was | combing the country _surrounding | And other products on cily markets ety . & and carried out. It will certainly be { announced, because seventeen cases of | Tecate for trace of the missing avia- woull(d he said, llwml to ,sv:rlv lize the \ market, prevent loss and = resilt higher wages for the present recelved A : upon us if we blunder or fail in the | hig] - e lowered as soon as there are settled| Halifax, N. S, Aug. 25.—The Royalltyphcid fever have been traced to the|tors when he met Sawday. by men doing a similar work in shi APTTCS. nditions of a s g g 3 = _ - more money for the produce t i el iy, Fol gy el 4R conditio production and of com- | Mail Packet Coinpany's steamer Chau- | camp grounds. Two state health offl he producer, with All Should Maks Concessions. el a5 in m nomber o private jaduss | merce: that s, so soon as the treaty |diere is dicuhied ai Bormuda. accord- | cers and two physicians have been in.| ARMY WILL BE REDUCED cheaper prices to consumers “An_admirable spirit of self-sacri-| {rjes but I conmcur with the director|Of Peace is ratified and in operation,|ing fo messages received here. . The | vestigating conditions at Plainville. TO 225000 BY SEPT. 30 & fice, of patriotic devotion. and of com- | general in thinking that there is no|2nd merchants. manufacturers. farm-|steamer struck a rock. She sailed R e e e - RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS munity action guided and insnired usl|’ea| basis of comparison between the ers. miners all have a ces basis of | from here last Friday with nearly 100 | COAL STEAMER ASHORE ON Washington, Aug. 25.—The present 0 FORMULATE DEMANDS while the fighting was on. We shall| settled employment afforded mechan- | Calculation as to what their business|passengers for BarbaGos and Deme-{ DUCK'S ISLAND, LAKE ONTARIO/| rate of demobilization makes it certain need all these now. and need them in|jcs by the railroads under living con-| Will be and what the conditions will be | rara. The Chaudlere registers 2,500 — the army will be reduced to 225,000 by 4 - a heightened degree, if we are to ac-| gitions as various as the location and | Under which it must be conducted. tons. ; 2 : Ogdensburg. N. Y. Aug. 25.—The|Sept. 30, the war department an-| St Louls, Aug. A _meeting of complish the first tasks of peace. They sumxfllln‘- of the railway shops Only Temporary. Situation. Wkile navigating the narrow pass- | steamer Cabotia, owned by the George | nounced today. The. estimated strength | general chairmen and offic of are more difficult than the tasks of| themselves and the fluctuating em-| The demands of the shopmen, there- | 38¢ Known as “Two Rock Passage,” to| Hall company, carrying coal from|of the army on AuZ. 19 was 461,290 | Order of Rallroad Telographers to o war—more complex. less easily un-{ployment afforded in industries excep-| fore, and all similar demands are in|the Dort of Bermuda today, the steam- | Rochester, N. Y. to Montreal, was re- officers and men. mulate demands for increased wizcs will be, held here Sept. 1. {t was an- derstocd—and require more _intelli-| jonally and temporarily. stimulated | effect like this: That we make increase|r Struck, tearing a hole in her star- | ported to have gome ashore tonight off nce. patience and sobriety. We mo-| by the war and located almost with-|in wages, which are likely to be per- |Dboard side. Considerable water en-| Duck’s Island, Lake Ontario. Wreck-| ~Miss Bessie Callagher of Lower Tv- | nounced today. The oranization has Pilizea "our man nower for the fght- | out éscention - in.. Industial centors manent, in order to meet a temporary | tered No. 1 Lold. but the steamer |ing vessels from:Kingston, Ont. haye|rone township, Penn.. at a celebration | a membershin of 50.000 railroad teleg- ing, let us mow mobilize our brain|where the cost if loving is Bighest. o = SR N S R i) her. dock safely. .She.will be 0 her assistance. The Cabotia is | for ‘soldiers, washed 1500 dishes in two ' raphers in the United States and power -and_our conscienaes Sas the re-| “Fhe substantial argument thel (Continued on Page 5, Colunin 6.) ‘to continue heér & believed to be in danger. hours and a half. Canada.