Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 8, 1920, Page 1

VOL. LXII—NO. 282 . POPULATION 29,685 = - _ NORWICH, CONN. MONDAY) NOVEMBER 8, 1920 - - L = h—'—fl—“———_—_‘_—_-_———'-# CABLED PARAGRAPH Wflt iyt Wi BRIEF TELEGRAWS |BIATY R ovakia have concluded a commercial ac- L) mie have arrive Par { . situation and revictualling necessities per- oMk 1 | \ u K Iycway atiite Bl 1 a N. Y.|in8, tas reccived 000 pectiions for are direct ipment of & o S '3 = . evury sort of legislatios ey e Se U | crimination in America By| American Reporter, Shot by |, 2 ( re ided for, as well as b S rrai; amuel ol claims election of 34 - . - . Two Shops Were Burned ta ths Ground and Several Others| feneer service, with direct through| 42 -American Discrimina-| Unknown Man Because He | congressmen tovoraiie o 1ot 75 5 5 | Patrons of Husbandry to Meet in Annual Session Thus Week tickots. : tion in the Orient—Subject ved an Auto From the|°f trem beiig holders of union cards. . & isiation Will Be Dise : Were Wrecked—All the Property Attacked Belonged to| "~ ——— . of Discussion. iddle of the Road. ik e Dllain ol atisss: o 1hé in Boston—Matters of National Legisiation Be B Sinn Feiners—A Number of Domestic Animals Were| vienna, Nov. 7—terr Schober, the| o o o & £ Charlerc” toa. fie:s spread ‘o i La cuss:d—A Formal Observance Will Be Held of the Final obiles Were | Zomiten of o has undertaiin 1o, okio Nov. 6. fim .Mm:m}:: 4] Dambury, Conn, Nov. ToArthur V. | Laviere region luvuiviug wbout 35,005, |, ton of W Burned to Death and a Number of Automobiles Were| form o cabinet. desgned to be a “bust: | 12, Eaied, 53, ios, Searumended, by | Donafte, & suporier on the iy’ saft of Adoptica i WSRO RSe the red flag and | Doston, 7.—With their fall crops credit legislation and a tarif on farm : I t A Fremch destroyer sank the steam- . . . it o i Reduced to Scrap—Disorder Followed the Shooting of | Guarters heve that the varions *parties | SYeRing for discussion of the situatios| Danbury hespital carly today from s Eot T ously W Will ‘agree to end the partisan strife 8o f:;n'-muuo : *.";,52:2“‘1‘.‘,."',?},’ "izl;!m:fix‘: \,m:u v\«i‘ouqd l;m:encd about midnight | freighted' wilh ammunition, in the Black { harvested, farmers from many states|producis. Representation for agricplture 3 o ‘cabinet to devote ; b last night in Newiown. A police alarm | Sea. me hes ext few days jJu the cabinet of FPresident-elect Five Policemen, Two of Whom Were Seriously Wound- s to enable the new cabinet to Hevols hence” or" sbout o thousind porsons | Has beon scat st for twe, B om come here during the m y Harding ] - r for the unnual session of National [and on government boards and commis- ed. economic and financial problems. l|l:ml :M -'Delnk_efi- Who were journal-| whom, fired the shot that killed Donahue.| According to an clection statement filed | Grange of the Patrons of iusbandry. The | sions also will be discussed e e e w“: mon:: 3;"&:: “:e‘fl_::)dapi’;),l:::l :1‘,:;‘; EdDun:hnlL \n;:us with his brother-in-law, i by Congressman John Q. Tiison of New |interest of the farmers' fraternity in na-| The grange, which claims to be the ? . &t % CONFESS THE MURDEE OF . L iward 1. Pitzschler, of Newtown, at|{Haven it cost him $300 for his re-elec- | tional legislation will bring up for con-|original Wuman sulfrage organization of Bdtuat. Nev. 1 W e et Ine o e ) Breceiig BANK MESSENGER PAUL|T2de an address, urged that the “anti-| the time of e shooung. Pitachler ‘said | tion. sideration. at business meetings many|the country, will hold formal observance nessed In Londonderry Saturday night as T wbtliess, “etubact 200 vt tHo - Japanese discrimination” in America that three shots were fired at Donahue H iden attack on police met with anti-American diserimination subjects of importance to agriculturisis|during the convention of the final to a suddel A adop- . With a rifle, one of which hit him in the | Atuman Semenoff, defeated Cossark |and the fraternal phases of its activi- |tion of woman sufirage \Women may men wikh o 1| o Sebe e aiikna the ot et Holy “o'n:"“:f"’;;htmim"“,: J|the Orient” War talk was deprecats |back. The' man with the rifle and his |cier, 1 expected to arrwe in . fapun | tes will reach & chmax In the exempli-|hold any office in the Erange, and i T oy oot | toc araehpe, (he, shaiiafe the engfome Jusis snd Raymond T, Sohek, fofs of byn:h:n'?:taek:vrizw e TR :::l\’?l:mio(n g1en jumped ing. their auto- | shortly. His wife and five yeas o cation of its seventh degree on Friday to|state and national organizations powers recirer, 1e S Wby At mitiate" BalLES b 2ol oot e s ol O AL R n the e standing nearby ai went down|awaic him. 10000 members of the grange from New |and votes are shared equally between 3 . iscount Kentaro Kaneko, of the priv : i . o 0 roun 1 several others were | pefore proceeding. | Paul, the Camden bank runner, robbed T ¥ iTehsi lSont diins “thict mle’ m{ the road toward Bridgeport. Phe local England and a thousand from the 27|men and women under a rule which All the property attacked be-{ The official report of the disorders says|him of $40,000 in ‘cash and buried the nn Feiners. that three constables in plain clothes re-|body in the Jersey pines near Taber- 1 the poliee was directed| cejved severe gunshot wounds, it is be- who were guarding thelieved from the military escorting the fire asc. and a brisk exchange of| brigade. Of the two stores wrecked one wed. The fray occurred at 9| pelonged to a member of the Londonder- police were not notificd until 7 o'clock'| ~Fortnizhtly saflings of steamshins be- | other siates in which It has organiza- | makes husband or wife, as the, case may this morning, seven hours ‘after the|tween Sweden and Chile was znaounced | tions. The sessions will continue from|be, the delegate jointly with the one shooting. by Aiexander Johnson, presideit «f the | November 10 to November 19. elected. One woman state master Mre. Donahue was 26 years old and a son |Johnsuu Line. v Matters of national legislation which|Pearl Stillwell, of Lander, Wyonsng, is of Mr. and Mrs. Martin K. Donahue of 3 will come in for discussion will include | expected to attend. Her husband, by X Tament il.’.rooklyn,\.l\', l\'-‘ Wh}OI ha\a .l.\ !\-\‘mf;"ll’\‘ ]:.d'll'd C. Hatch, one of two sons of | consideration of a better rural mall ser- \‘lrllled 0(( "\):! grange rule, will :- the e B » See Shk 3 3 N RECENT ELECTION [home in Newtown. He and his father|Albert J. Hatech of Stamford, and who | vice, extension of postal savings banks |second of the two votes allowed each et tha siwinde ue| ™Y Sevieeation, The alleged confessions were given in ON THE 3 X came to Newtown yesterday to spend the |was a broker in New York city, died. He | {o rural postofces and postal routes:| state Tled homeward 10 &| FIERCE RIOTING GOING § signed statements at the Burlinglon| wew York, Nov. 7—William G. Me-|wWeek-end. Last night Donahue went {o|leaves a family. taxation matters, inciuding action on the| The organization has recelved invita- Afterwards the police and the 2 County jail here where both men 2re| sqoo, former stcretary of the treasury, |the village Where Pitzschler has a_bar- proposed sales tax, and on the proposed |tion from Kansas Oregon and Washe( raided a large section of the *+ ON IN NORTH BELFAST|prisoners. Alhtough neither man Was |y, gatement tonight commenting on the | ber shop, and they etarted to walk to| The wage and working agreement be. | repeal of the excess profits tax the No- | ington to hold in those states the mext ot up and searching everyone i X aware the other had confessed. the of- | ogult of the national election, declared | Pitzschler's home, several miles from|tween radio operators amd Ameircan |lan single tax bill, now pending in con- |annual session, at whicn the biennial - - Joors and invading ‘and| DBflfast, Nov. 7.—Fisze rioting, fortu-|ficials stated, their stories were almost|.what the country imperatively necds|the town center. Steamship owners was formally cetunded | gress, jand bapk * and ' personal rural|election of officers will be heid. s houses. nately confined to a ;imized area, bioke|identical on important points. Detalls of | 1oy is subsidence of -the passions and| Pitzschler was questioned today by the|to May 1, 1921, 21 i1 North Belfast this afterncin. :-elthe confessions were not made Public, |haireq engendered by the war and the|Danbury police. He said that while giations at Washington wolld result in X PeT- | 3 settlement of the question in issue with nacle. The money was buried in Ever-|tho United States. green cemetery in Camden and most of it has been recovered, the officials stated | yuapoo AIRS HIS VIEWS Rt odeitrs Nea fle crowd as-! 5 na'pt orhood involved ha 1z the ae'wrk|but Ellis Parker, Bulington county de- N e | e e RIS sthat % re, a Sinn Fein ® the ut Ellis Parker, Buling o partisan political appeals that have fol-| walkinz along the main highway they| Tony Buinfas was held und VRAST OF INES NTS GIRL KILLED IX § . : o be dispersed by| 9* % eeta between Cliftoa v e= anl Old | tective, said the two men had “carefully | {oweq.” came upon an automobile standing In the | bail fn o Brooklyn magstraies conrr a| L oT OF IRISH SAIM Pkl A ) 1§ ST, Nt i Even after the curfew| | xe P ud. known 15 :he Staahaiw ar. | planned” but “clumisily carried out the | 1t i of no yalue to try to explain the | middle of the road without lights. They | New York. ateer he ot boe plccs il CELEBRATED IN BY A REJECTED SUITOR ur there was almost unceasing re-| W) 7 _has ;!'mxred 1: every disturban.c|joh” Robbery was the motive, he a8 | causes of the democratic defeat Novem-| considered the machine was dangerous 0| with criminal anarchy. < Gov. 6._The Irish ecclesiasti-| St Louis. Mo. Nov. 7.—Edna Eilis, N rifle fire for two hours or|si"' duly. Hundreda icined in :rv :av,|gerted, and no one but Jamey and Schuck | per 2nd,” the statement said. “The over-| traffic and moved it seyeral yards to the i Rome, Nov. 6—The Irish e 3 Py v Pl Fs Joar. wiw wccasional sounds like ex-|the Unionists with stones and the Sinn|was implicated. The killing, Parker, de- | wheiming republican victory has given|edge of the road. Two men came out of | poitee Investigath cal college here celebrate ay in a8 Trist, b ot bomba M i ar e aa e, clared, was one of the most brutal in the | hat party the presidency, and both|an adjolning lof Pitzschier sal, | and | oo ne tpeicatlon wae started fo. Church of St Agatha adjoining the coi | fourd with the throat slashed. a a WA- . A sumber of armed men passed along| A latge body of police made repeated | pistory of Camden County. houses of the congress. _After March 4| asked Donahue and him why they had |t She [emty of the person or per | lege the Feast of the Irish Sainta for the TU07 O Doar, Bef Bome Bere FrdSN) 5 v s strect Amashing shop windows| IO CEATERR 70 KD the factions apart| “payl was slain in Camden, acoording 0 | next it will have entire responsibility for| moved the automobile. They told the |}o0% robbery at Watesbury, . . . peace, fréedom and weltare, spiritual wad| BOTUOE. s Ped by bert SRS 2 . w it ends of rifles, destroying| U HHe Arrieed of miliery with an|schuck's confession. as gifen out by |the policies pr1 adminisiration of the|men that they considered the machine 4 temporal, of Ireland, I Ao r. Q- | confession which the police suy Ml SadS{ the Jamps on the eleciric stands by riffe) GITOTCL, CAT, When the riolers were Soon | parker on October 5. The detective did | government and cannot evade or excuse| dangerous in the road Without NGNS | A Lrres dispateh frém Seoul reporis | omenr® "’; e e e Augastinians, | 1o them today 1 fr an plungin H ole 1t 2 4 i 3 il rorau « promi: i as | One of vas yi i jorman, gymera - K = 3 ® | plunging the jwhole street into| WL oy ghot dend tn Corke by|"OL, 53V, ¥ho did the actual kiling its failure o 1 1 promises it has| One of the men was carrying a rifle, onded by the Very| According to Ellis' ged confession | nnis, general of the he intended to commit suicide but the! & = 4 b that 106 Korean women have been ar-|sang high e The messenger, who was taking about | made t5 the country. Under our political | Pitzschler said, and swung at Donahue CAn ar- | sang high : sge which was completely | 7, Military curfew patrol Saturday might. | 549,000 jn cash and $30,000 in checks and | system it is always better to have one|with the butt end of the weapan. The |Toorce, charged with collecting funds for | Reverend P. B i | Dlads of the rasoe ke teed MREIRENE destroyed. A number of domestic animals| The soldiers allege that he thrice diste-| s ourities trom the Broadway Trust Com- |party control at Washington than to have| newspaper man wodged and-walked away |the Shanghal provisional government. | Carmelites, Father Patrick Murray, B9) JI00 DY (8 000, e used broke as Be to death and the motors|Sarded orders to halt. pany of Camden to a Philadelphia bank | divided authority. from the men. Then, according to Pltz-| oo~ iy S ot the Raly i s e i 1 ¢ 1to serap. ’ & i ‘What the country imperatively needs sc the jman with the rifle fired three |, S ee. 2. 848 <, Gontral! MacMahon, of, the Je@ oot 21 - et Thouses and|SHOOTING AFFRAY CAUSED L e o atothie R and | shots ‘at Donihue, who fell with a bullet |News despatch from Cork, surrounded an | avaiied themselves of the special privey FUL who it an electriclan. enly ad{ b wpent t t in distant parts of the A GREAT PANIC IN DUBLIN|3nq and Arch streets and offered a ride | hatreds engendered by the war and the hole in the back. sssembly of Sinn Felners near Macroom | llege granted by the Congreation i opye ‘02t l€ AON ;;‘:“m“'"' %o the ferrios. A block further on Schuck | partisan politieal appeals tlat have fol-| Jumping into the automobile, the men |and arrested about two hundred of theo | e ot g"“{,“","\‘st"‘,\,':-'h‘é'.'" arrested Saturday morning on informass i jie, which had the |lowed. The @ intry is sick of political|sped down the road in the direction of the Irish Saints in A Hon: farkishes - e | i lying in Foyle strest. It|on two policemen Saturday night cul.|for "o, he Rutomobile which had tne | aic that. tave followed. The coun:| Dridgeport. Persons living nearby were| Gen. Baron Wrankel, head of -he anti-| Those present included the bendy ol o of the sl wirt e Saik Bee T s not known how they received the bul-| minated in the shooting of two civilians,| o, (hore was considerable noise. Paul | try is sick of political slanders and con- | aroused by the shooting and Dr. E. L. |bolshevik government, has comyiz-ed a|the Irish College and also Marquis 3 formerly lived at her home had threat-| § wounds from they were suf-|one of them seriously. The affray caused | (ofe WO° RO SN B0 Gin ™ 2 hale | troversies. It wants domestic as well as! Kingman was summoned and gave first|Strategic retreat before the advasee cf | Swiney. Irish Catholic| ened her daughter for bresking off their 8 Sering. a great panic, as crowds of people were | oo for changing tires. This ren- | international peace and it wants restora-(aid to Donahue, who was then taken to soviet troops south of the Dnicper river.| The declaration ot l_h'k - met at | enEagement after a quarrel A fire brigade called fo fires dn L | e R e, o he, Polce- | fored him unconccious Parker sald Schuc | tion of that fine spirit of . co-operation | the Danbury hospital in an automobile. | iges bishops, who several Weckn A ion de.| According to the alleged confession| tam street had a thrilling experience. , Wi d e mob, fire eir e o N - ‘which made American invineible in war. | Pitzschler said h had bee bl nnouncement of the personnel of the | Maynooth and iz B e e i Brame agURied 5] revoivers 2t their pursusrn Ong Pols.|dtciared in his ‘story, but dia ot kiil | Which mo e : said he had been unable to s Fwo policemen who had been wounded| Dublin, Nov. T.—An attack by a mob n . : Ellis waited at a street corner Thurs-| nd i ional| distingui - |new shipping board of seven, created by | denotncing “terrorism, partiality and) a_at tha militaty for aid. and & mumber of|man was captured and thrown in the(hm. = He was ~ carrled several| Ve face dometc B Intcratoril CIRnEEeh the Mumer o e oo |the transporiation act, 1s expected o be| failure as characteristics of the present|day night,:where tie girl Jeft the carl, r . d Tiftey, but blocks before there was an op-|Droblems of great gravity. he only|bile used by the highwaymen. One of | io pect has attracted con-|OR returning from work, but she el armed soldiers travelled on the engines.'Liffey, but Was rescued by other police. | ) " iy "to” “finish the job.” Paul| WaY 4o solve them is throush co-opera-| the men had a largg can in his hand imade at the White House within a few|Irish government has RCESCSP POV fuged to talk to him, the police say, anay s Sas then beaten over the head until his|tion. The highest duty of the leaders of | when they approached Donahue and [days. siderabie attention here, Lts publication '8/ o J01eito" cut” through s, acaat Jot th 8 M1l Was erabed. both parties is therefore, to promote bet-| Pitzseliler and. investigation indicated 3 ——e the, Corriere o Deputy Mauri, one | her home ilis is said to have stated “- LONE STAR STATE WELCOMES JUDGE ANDERSON TO GIVE Sohnek and James then drove to Tab- | ter feelings among all classes of our| that they had stolen gasoline from a| A battalion of federal soldlers on uey | markable letter trom Deply FEAh (0| that he followed the girl and struck her, ‘ PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING PALMER PRODE PRECEDENCE | ernacle, secording to the alleged confes- | PeOPle. to refrain” from unworthy ap-|state Mighway department tank located [in the Mingo county (Wo. Va. coal|of the leaders of W SOOI Rt ingir. | knocking her down. When she arose, ae- () — sions, And threw the body into a small | Pe3IS to class and racial prejudices, and|in the yard of o highway department su-|fiells since the strike of miners was declares Ut lesparate cry uf martyred | cOrding to the alleged confcasion, be at- On Board President-Edset Harding's A 't water on the outsiints of Hv- | to- Drings to bear upon our seriols prob- | pervisor near #1c scene of the sbooting, | Witi Crawn was called three months nyo | ferent to T e time has come| tacked her with the rasor. Spe air 7—(By The A. P.)—| lodianapolls, Ind, Nov. 7.—Investiga-|Siream of waf id +|lems that aispassionate and intelligent was withdrawn, Ircland” and adds: “The time has SO08) ", repore that Eille had Spsnts S vagatian_tomorrow | mer's connection with the soft coal canall the kater untlh October 14 '2: the | ¥ romise: lic.sorvice. HEBBERANR: COMING ¥ s (Buck Weaver ana/ Feed. Mesutien ¢ iien. of the Trglisns troons serute S8 LRl 9y ;,‘{Qmm Tongs < sint lsabe Rit-cict Harding | “PiTacy ¢ase fs expécted to take precde- | ¥ en xade : 0 the .pine . uppe “democratic 1 pan ey LATEST VIEWS ON THE L. OF N.|the White Sox team posted $10.000 g [ poice wird “sGyelr jStation where Lie is held Police made ufi- - ~ - | ence over thé case ifself tomorrow when |belt and buried it in the shallow grove o destruetion. 1 was weicomed to the Lone Star state to-| ¥ e 't bis found October 3¢ By hunt. | SoYoTc DUt etz di defeat. It 5 each " Chicago to amswer indistmgnts o issue of the paper contajms|Successtul attempts to keep iie people i - faufing crowds who|it '8 called for trial n the federal dis-|where It was foun far from dead; it is mot evén seriousiy| Washington, Nov. 7.—(By The A.” P.)|charging them with complicity 1o dirow | The same issue of thE PAper WG ICl | moving, but thérs was littie falk of vie H : about s train ioj TiCt court of Judge A. 1. Anderson. A|ers. wounded. Throughout our history over-|Jules Jusserand, the Fremch ambassa-|the 1919, World's Series. | 8B, Sppreciation "“ BNy, olence. B . o eage o iate him on his| continuance is asked by the government| For the burlal, Parker sald, Schuck | wheiming political reverses have been folsfor, Who went home several months ago b ¥ < |of Cork, Terence MacSwiney. - aloct At sevéral of the larger plac- l[l) is ::neflm due to the resignation vi|wnd James purchased two shovels and a|jowed by extraordinary political recover-{On leave and who later was assigned*to| The first annual exhibit of e New | — GENERAL WEANGEL EXPLAINI . demands for a|ban W. Simms. of Lafayetie, assistant| fake at a harware store in Medford. |ies, So long as the democratic party|Sbecial duty in connectio with the set- |England Frult show opencd at Foot | PRONIBITION MOVING | s e adnat, .u"‘“ s - e b ¢ his dictrine of m; rict attorney, and the inability of|The clerk who'sold them, today identified | is true to its mission of service to the{tiement of the Poiish question, is to re- | Guard hall; Hartford, with displaysifrom IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION oo e which sectionalism | MF: Simms and L. Ert Slack, special as- | the two men, the detective stated. One|ccmumon pecple it vw.li live. What we|tumn to Washingion on November 24. He |all' the New England states. . The I Sebastoy Crimea, Nov. 4.—(By 1-} 2 and class. shouid be forgotten |sistant district attorney, to bring ahout| of the shovels has been recovered, Schuck { must do now is to build up and strengthen | IS expected to bring with him the latest | exhibit runs mostly to apples. New, York, Nov. T—Prohibition. Mkel 4 “ B " Gollers! Wrkaoors o ! e ammuscd cvery erowd that his ad-|the removal to jurisdiction of the Indi-|=onducting the officials to the place | tiie jarty crpan.zation, not in the interest| ViEWS' of his government regarding the 2 other great reforms, is moving SIOWIY.|imunique issued t "““nhhm_ s minisiration would be zuided by the good|&n& court a number of the defendants|where At was concealed. The other shov-|of any udividual cr group or faction.|Tecasting of the league of nations cove-| The town of Tralee, Ireland, In fast ap- | hut in the right direction, and five Years| cujtios of his W: e oy cn“- % all the peonie rather thun by partigan- | lIVIng in ilinois aud Ohio. ¢l and rake were hidden somewhers | bu: for t':¢ cause of Cemocracy itself, and|Dant and to be prepared to discuss the |proaching starvation in consequencs of | hence all traces of the saloon save PO& |mes gue 1o A ey e o8 wded in cach speech a| Judge Anderson recently notified the|along the road between Tabernacle and |above all, for service of country. It will| Subject With the officials of the Harding |the recent police order forbiddl the | gibly a swingirg door, will be effaced.| oy freezing of the Dnieper, on the nights i S plecrvance and for an|2tiorney general that an investigation willf Camden. Schuck said he hid the money | not be difficult through proper leadershipj@dministration as soon as they are in| i ¢ busines . froied < federal prohibition com-1o¢ Ootober 28-25, A 5 - be held in open court regarding his con- | o i o t prop LR S ration - an ke carrying on of business until two missing | John F. Kramer, > ober 28-29. permitting the Buden- e R erence in Amer-| B held In open cou i Varker would not disclose how much of |and reorganization, to inspire party en-|Olfice and ready to proceed. policement are returned by the ~towns- | missioner, €aid In an‘wddress at thelny cavalry and infantry to A - Weoed ety sh Gttober, [Eviny. o ik o airk pndney, Bl Bestilourtl (Stefed Xhtaliein € reatoes: pavis vintty (Ot B8 . 18 donk oot knowa fn afplomatio | giaghs: « § Young Men's Christian Association bulld | river on the ice, thus exerting unexpeet. \s his train entered the stand the|SiEnel ::ryhm ctober, giving as ms|ing only that the “bulk” of it has been| tain party ideals and principles, and to|Circics in Washington that the principal ing here today. &l prossare on his: mewly president.elect received a message of | reA%on that he had received instructions| recovered and that Schuck had led him|regain popular confidence. T> this task|allied powers were prepared to £0 far | Geperal Alvaro Obregon, president- | Liquor, like other evi 3 forces, falling back from Nikopol Erecting and welcome from Governor | (oM the attorney general regarding elim-| 15 “the spot where it was-buried. The | democratic leaders must now dev.teflowards meeting any —desire of the| et of Mexico, will tooept an Tnuitaiion | had man in its the principal pert of which wers Hobhy and replied thankfully, voicing u| DATIOR of ceriun evidence, These In.|ihecks and securities were found in|themselves witn unscifish patrioiism and [American goverument for changes in the|from American citizens extended throuch | Eve,” and prouit | Cossack: \ bagpe that hia siay along the southermost | 1 eart out of th orans terally eut| payl's pockets when his body was dis- | courage.” P e e M ohas been |y M. Vasques, Mexican consul at|cal principle ever adopted in the WS'CRY Terrific fighting, says the communique, barder of the coul y would elp to ce- rovered. L 8 ne important quarter ke " he world,” must necessarily bi '8! took place at Torgaevka. D et (e raathns of the APTE Sl Fm:kuc, Dailey, one of the attorneys | "I 1 _genuck, the “officlals an- | CLERGYMAN PROMIBITION that such changes must In 10 case Vio- | ooy Teaiaeng or he Lore it CSOCRL | O AN efore realiging victory. pressire of bolaorht, cotiiny Press L south . * ue.| under indiciment, and Mz Sioome mars| Younced. will be removed to the Camden AGENT KILLS HOTEL MAN | oi¢, the underlying principles of the con- | 2y e v “Despite the fact that more than tWo| .y naroy neral Wrangel threw re- Point Isabel, where the part 18 to ar-| o0 i O e Th aanrt oc| tounty Jail. within a-few days, James, ahae ~ |ycotion. Diplomats generally do not be-| ¢y04eq eggs made a screen - for three | billion dollars a year were spent fOfiscrves iguins. Budenny, pushing him rivo at moon temorrow, is on the Gulf| 3 2| who is 26 years old, is an automobile Ont 7—Pending ja|lleve that such changes couid be made | o e o RER, OO B TEREER TO0 RS | liquor before the prohibition law became|from Askaniya-Mova toward Perekep, in ast and within six '“""h"' the Rio| T ke case which Is aginst 125 miners| ‘alesman. = Schuck Is 82 and the son-of | search.for a man known as “Ed Smiuy" DY reservations such as were proposed in | gouna™ "3 truck at Stamford. Tn tne | effective.” he said, “as the economic QUeS-| 4 disorganized state. The cavalry that e A o e e rad | and_operators, charging them with con: | NeWspaper man and political leader of into-vhose grms Beverly Trumble, an ima i thelr opinion aroesdments would be | bArrels was 50 gllons of alcohol. Chas. | tion pronibition no onger 1s s fcich| had reached Salkova was then attacked. por < fon - >yl Pt s ikl “amden. ietor, id to have fallen afier he i thelr e M. C > Am. | and the very ind od t eneral rangel states that he de- comsiderable - speculation today as to| PiIACY fo Tinit produstion and transpor; | L o tnveatigation of the case it [had been §liot by Rev. J. O. L. Spracklin |fecessary. They would require the ap-|Coldbers and O 3 Cox of berth Am- T00 ¥ [, "enactment are now real¥|stroyed important units of Budenny whether he might use twelve days | s an putgrowth of the sett cecy| vas frequently -stated by the officials |Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal churen|Proval of the various signatory powers. |V 3 A1 profiting by it. * | forces and also two regiments of a Let. siay o gaiher e hand information of | strikes tast November. - . “*'lihat they were convinced one or more (at Sandwich and a prohibition enforce-{, ANOher matter that will engage the | & 3tr. Kramer said that the time soon | e division. He captured four other bditions in the sout b ? h D i g : te Ambassador Jusserand is the i 4 brs of the prohi- St AR * was said aboard the train that any um";li““fi:ri’xhe? Souael for the Zzz‘g&v:’*;gfl“’:‘:‘f_"fii‘“’m;"l;f““h’e "E:: e Lo ';:,“,‘;ff,:\e“f“:a';‘l‘; toqanlstatus of the commercial relations be.| Xiote Department announced American | Will come e e ther. will ave| "ot Ae adfe. S nt S | 7 he fook would be of strictly BROL-} 4T 0d, 0t represent the miners: offieiale, |Vl confessions had completely upset this |tntll tomorrow night. Smith s ‘saia_to[fween the United States and France un- | giisrns who 1avs o ahoud, WWiowt| chame for themselves and thea—I will be| scH00; r—ra i It has been reyorted that efforts would N theory -and that Schuck and James alone | have seen the shooting and his testimony Loy notice to all powers with which sne |lssued by representatives of the conn- | Out of & 39 ) BACK IN HER HOME PORT be made rrange a conference between | IAPAN TO WITHDRAN wase responsible. Sirca 'had commercial treaties of the termina. |trivs ©° thelr original allegiance bave S 28 e —— Mr. Harding and General Obregon, the 44 In his confession Schuck i3 alleged to 1SN0 o 000 eariyftion of these conventions; her purpose|Ereavely comprosed their loyaltv t> this| SENATOR HARDING ENDORSES Gloucester, Mass. ,Nov. 7.—The schoon- president-eiect of .\!e!tm.!i‘nd ln;ormall 00PS FROM CHENTAO haye ,’;‘::‘fl‘s;;:l;‘:'.fi ?&g:fok&lén;o“z:; yesterday while Rev, Sprachlly —amg|iPeing to replace them with a complete |courtry. THE GIZL SCOUT MOVEMENT|er Esperanio, which last week won the | overtures are also expected from the an- T Y on Jar . 2 5 3 set of new treaties shaped to meet the interstioaal CHANDICHIE SE S U-Obregun faction, but Mr. Hardisg has| Toklo, Nov. 6—(By The A. P)—The|rar, he took.a front seat, and James, who | [OUr prohibition agents were ralding thel ooy, "conaitions in trade ans commerds | Gov-elect Cox of Mamsachumeits head:| New York, Nov, 7—President-elect| Atiantic fishing fleet in races of Hali- indieated that in the interests of strict| g2 Meh 3 m";wr\el} by the press to-| sas driving, turned the wheel over to Guest that he Shot in self defense asgert. |FeSulting from the war. Before the de-|ed a delegation which left for Juan, | Harding, in a letter to Mrs. Jane Detter|fax, N. S, was inspected by thousands | propriety he would not encourage any|[5Y: has declded to withdraw the Japan-| Schuck and' took a-seat in the rear,|[RO ISt e SUDY 10 SOl Cofense, ASSSKEdnunciation took effect, however, thel|Porto Rico, to unvell a tablet ecected | Rippin. national director of the Girl|at her home port here ioday. The consuitation with those who are not cit<| {ne ‘[29P8 (Tom the Chentao area, along) Schuck is quoted as saying. At the Fed-| 8 | (U 0 Fo8 BRSSSCC the muzie Of Slpvench government withdrew the notice | there by ‘the Bay State In memory of | Scout movement, saving “the triple aim of | schooner arrived from Halifax early to- fswns of the United States. On the oth-| 8 JEoreamManchurlan border, despite|eral street ferry, the alleged confession | Onel TEATEE B8 Somach e E801eo far as it concerned the United States. |the Sixth Massachusetts infantrymen who |the Girl Scout movement, home-making|day after a 65 hours battle against head e¢ hand. it is pointed out that should Gen-| ['° “Let HAt the actlvities of the bandits| vontinues, the streets were badiy torn up | 7O e 0 o8 (20, been assaiiiied BYY Tprance, however, has not abandoned !lost their lives during the Spenisli-Amer- | health-getting and citizenship, is an ideal| winds and heavy seas, and too late to be | eral Obregon actually present himseit| {1l KOmeal lnsurgents to combat with| sua gutomooiies wera retting on the fer- | yiime TG ERCSE B e, olel ShIner: plan of revising her commercial | ican war. 3 of womanhood to which I am delighted | greeted by local committees. for a conference it might by difficult to] I¢ S00Pe Wers sent. t‘“c":l ROt been 8up-| ries through the old Market street en- |yt UEUE 00 ERCRIENCE 1o MBI} ireaties and is understood to be defer- ce my entire approval and support.” | e ship was dressed at § o'clock this refuse. ke m‘m"mmn ord:r B"d"“mf"fl: under-| ¢rance, which is cut off from view from | yac ) S T € o el T.osal | Ting the ovening of nesotiations with the| Four bandits held up a messenzer of he W o iy tremia E nd }u';' towe ‘l)l_re“-chomer = 60" lite’ @il ‘proverty. The :pl'm’;!; the street by some bulldings. - Just as the | e (€0 M E0E O8O0 FITCG, H0cel{ Unitea States until after the change e Park State Bank’of Chicazo 7 t fore her.” Senator| he harbor for the benelit\of the ey padiog: i A council has been summoned to consltler | Yo, o ered 1S Dy e b ; 2 4 i v : a il desire to pre- rers hore, while screeching. a revolver Trumble is said to have had | °f administrations in Washington ap ena g 11 adv les or h TO THE MOSCOW ULTIMATUM | the cabinet's proposal. Tames leaned over and struck the bank !y Wi ol cqion. next March ith. Dt 7 i Jofdse anl $25 £ for them to reap full . for hours s e Reip The home-coming of the . victorious . et - - > opened, M. Juss of them, The newspaper Hochi Sh runnér with the steel - spring. ~ Schuck | “yyhether charges will be preferred | ey, At ] > t e " ve formally cel i tomor- GConstantinogte. Nov. 6—Reports from | ¢ oits renori of this decisior o staas|ald he remonstrated snd . that James |.guinct Rev. Spracklin will not be de:|2¢auaint himself e pl Relint s by stangte: wero s Girl Scout movement with itsfcraft be formally celebrated tomor Tills indicate that the Armenians have | mert that the Amarime Pugain struck Paul. declaring that “he yieided to the Moscow uitimatum and|French govemments have recently | ouble-crossed me once.” Are oftering virtually no resistance 10 |quired a5 to how long Japan meporr] . James then pulled Paul into the rear Lt il e o 2l rining in every branch|row night at a banquet in the st 3 cided until the inquest is concluded. He | TePublican leaders T ar- | when they resisted the a:tack. . o b e el A o g x5 is being held in jail here, largely for his | I revision, whic 4 D e tiaila and| prandent-elect: aaithe snest P RS : own protection, it was anounced, as feel- | Shce the characier of any new commmer-| Aeccording to his s study of the i a resi . as P ) i St 5 lzenship, in the sclentific up-| that time the cup awarded the schoon: the advance of Turkish troops from Kars | to keep her troops In the Chen veat. Paul was blesding profusely but|ing is running high in the border cities; | €2l convention. Stabirast Pwhich citizenship. in ¢ ! s e " neh— i in Alexanddropol. The oroupation of | (It was announced in & Beri oriict | was atill consclous, The car was backed | ANl persons entering the courtroom lact| The ambassador also is expectod to|tion buream, Governor-o di of the besltit of 'the _girisiSnd the Sus swaniel her EERESE I 8 Fetvan by the Turks and Tartars is als0 | of October 19 that China had protesica| DY Schuckind started ia drive to-¢ hos- | night were searched. make a close survey of the situation in |afiller of New York. 5 ough the Scout camp lite, gumes and |ty Welch, by a fisneries company, Wi 3 declared to be imminent. against the presence of Japanese troops| Pital When James placed & pistol against| Members of, Methodist churches in the| Washington and report to {recoive nothing. to further hi exercises, and its well | Despatches from the Near Fast last|on Chinese territory and has emphasized| N8 back and ‘told him to drive as he|border cities today pledge funds for|Ment uron the prosp 55 0| pleeilons for n constitnent tional progranme, menth reported a Russian saviet ultima- | its desire that all ‘Japanese troops bel lesired. ~He said -James. later = again | Rev. Spracklin's defense if he is brought | C2se it should decide to renew its cfforts iin Viina were fived for Jan. 9. tum 1o the Armenians demanding that | withdrawn as soon as the Chinese troops| Mttacked Paul with the spring and at|to trial. to secure approval by thd senate of the they repudiate the treaty with Turkey, | which had been dispatched arrive in theAnother time fired two' bullets imto treaty which would guarantee protection| syenty-five trock drivers, standing tn W T—C break diplomatic relations with the En-|district, the Chinese guaranteeing pro.| Yaul's protrate body. DERS DOl ok for France against external aggression |jjne for thelr week's pay, were forced to- Washington, Nov. 7—Coal soft prodwes ¢ tents and permit the passage of soviet | tection to Japanese subjects.) Schuck declared that James directed OT EXPECT PARDON | for a period of five years. Failure of the |nipnt by three armed bandits to witness| Boston, Nov. % — Several thousand | tion for the week of October 30 was 12,- troops through Armenia. Later messages A nim to drive into the desolate sectipn FROM PRESIDENT WILSON | original effort in that direction resulted 4 5 5 miost valuable. | fOUmmL R A NEW MAXIMUM FOR » PROTEST SOFT COAL PRODUCTION : AID TO POLAND 335,000 tons, a new maximum for thed . the theft of $4.000 from the superinfend- | Lithuanian residents of this city at a3 x — 3 in the sbandonment of a similar Franco-| 0%, year, figures made public”today by the . . ger's ly was found. lurning to h b o k' = TUnited States Trucking Company. The |adopted resolutions pm(n{ups against al For four consecutive weeks the daily ouf permit the passage of soviet troops #n LABOR AND TRANSPORTATION | Camden. Schuck said he hid the money | Whom it became known in Washington robbers escaped In an automobQe. being extended by the United States tof /B (0" SOSER o¥e BECTS UL ©3 000,000 s - et Tetien, . Netisanbe With the exception of a comparatively |vesterday that the president had mo in- fmo REGULATE AUTOMATIO t Poland through further forwarding of | Put has Sveraged beiter than L9000 4 troops. which had been pressing in upon| New York, Nov. 7—Coal operators are |Small roll of bills each:man placed in|tention of pardoning, wants his case to DI Appellate Divislon of the Smprema!war material which might be,used “in| (%8 { 96 pation & Armenia, were withdrawn. not. to blame for the country's problems | pockets, he said, all the cash Was buried |come last of all persons imprisoned for | . ON BAILBOADS | '+‘of the First Judician District, | her war of aggression on Lithuania” in-|tained ousput at that rate | ] i, and natfonaMisi R the s : violation of wartime laws or better mot versed deciston | Stead In repelling bolshevik invasion. . ke B ! y TYPHOID FEVER EPIDEMIC Being a‘motation: Bviret e os e E ot — It all- under. the present aduministrationith” Washington, Nov. 7—Wark on regu-|Manhattan and Bronx. revesmedideclstunt ateaf of 0 00 OR M ere ment | acite production during the sume 1S RAGING IN SALEM, OHIO|ins, W. Va. chalrman of the Fair Prac.|SECBET TREATY BETWEEN according to. a statement from the socialisg f1ations to gdvern the Installation of au-|gy ~EA CXOL VRIE L EE TR IE | brogident Wilson, President-eloct Hard s 1,696,000 tons, a decreawgf ] 4 tices Committes of Northern West Vis. POLAND AND LETVIA|leader given out today through his at-jfomatic control devices o nthe railroads i nuirond Co. tn coase Sharsins tws | ins. Secretary Coiby, Viee Prestdent-elect (718100001, (003 fom (1 precedng woes mlfl-' o4 s e 7'1““‘:#-:% b -3 ”“m”:‘.fliflrl"’&':m,.“"‘ London, Nov. 7—A wireless messa; I mndtisten. that sach Daliticat pris. T Commerag. Goxhy Ber11 by thely cent fares on its Flatbustavenue line, | Coolidse and the senators and congress: iichell Day heliday, October 23, gone beyond cont 3 plans ndon, Nov. 7.—: ge - 4 nen from Massachusetts. N s ion Wiih the Americaa Laitway As g i Y commemorating the Settiement of the! ©al authorities. Mayor John W. Post to-|for elimination of speculation fn coa, | from Moscow says that a. secret. treaty |oner will be considered separately and I |orcration wi F ¥ A smectal mass was ceebfated a¢ Santl- - thracite strike of 1903. eleph e Bcmge Gy Chari - 3 e e, 1 | sociation. A plan is being, worked out S vasax TroRED Wi great antaracite strike of gy fightin ’.,,,h..:‘ M- v'v’f.’;m.’m‘ifi';, o . 0F the | JR0 Do R it Z“mdf&'f““d‘,}‘,‘f{?i’i’fiymiaflf S et b e .{ by which the devices will be tried out|2%0. Chile vesterdny in ory of the [FATAL PINNED BEN wTo = v eoidemic which has betn raging her| The present situstlo nwa uania The treaty, adds the meseage, fs1al under the present administration be. | eXhaustively on one railroad before the|late Lord Mavor MecSwingj of Cork. In : EATHL AUTO | gUMORS OF INTENDED here almosc & month. Seven deaths have|labor and transportati hiosed by | ipported by (Ffance and aims at com. |cause I woud be ashamed to be at largag Orders for their installation on the other) 8ddition to the ITh colog the mem-) o o v, i VIOLENCE 0N ¢ lon trofibles, Mr. ; Supporte t B d Dmes are. dratied. railfosd oficis hek|bers of various and relifeus soclettss | Dnnbury, Conn, Nov. T—Rudaiph - e ety Py Drennan mid. _The worst featurs of ths |Plecly “ssvering Soviet Ramsia from under the chaotic conditons of soclaty S LS, and bodies of students atténded the ser- | Chiler. 5% of Bridszevort. died in e | wingsor, Ont. Nov T—Pe Thirty cases and one death were| distribution problem, ! Germany. . | Debs, w serv vyear sen: e i e . Ont.. Noy. 7.—Fe siported within the last two days. erage.” can ’é’."w'!,'{wu"'."f'l’;‘,';:;:. 2:‘;_: On the third anniversary of .(he Oc- [tence at the Atlanta penitentiary for Vil qoCime i sioiorte te et Sutomatic i s eocived. thie, afternaan H0AS ubiRhe Gyl e e o Timately 1000 _cases | eration of operators, a8 they have shown, | {0DeF, Tevolution: the comm marlat of Jua: [olation o e e ey for | man erfor. in transporation s they will|MAN KILLED. TWO INMIRED accident five miles south of this city.|yp “Methodist minister, and Prohmis " 200 e R e, ‘o i1y of rijucie Wnd Higee: awatting. irial, torney ot et frisatn cales ST s, g etbes or nok. the WY, XRALE HOpVTY Tm’“‘fjxrol”;” et hia. son \William, - whe/ Sfiforcement agent. who had been held i PN Rl e oy 4 1 : {lengineer gees the signal. 5 === hlowony cansed; ht L - VEpiew, il here since yesterdav ~morning ind e pusear® | xARTFORD BUS OWNERS 'Imh l;pflfl;‘:‘;flfl‘:: B e a:fi received flowers and numerous g4~ Salisbury, Conn., Nov. 7.—One man was | was driving, {3 lose control of the ma- B odition Tl s apte s N o8 . B T e Killed and two were injufed today when |chine. The eider Chiller was pinned be- | Sieverly Trambie. an n Leehers. 16 e v o) SECUBE 15600 SIGNATURES | ply to perSons: charzed with conspiracy | HARDING, TO AWAIT :REYORT. ON* SIGIEL SUFFOCATED IN a motor truck was struck by a passenger ineah the ear.. Tho eon was but sUEMIY | il at Samdwidn It bt R, | GENERAL FERSHING TO VISIT or risings against Uk soviet power. - COLUMBIA BASEY 1oRicATION| FIRE AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS, train at Moore's Crossing, on the Central | injurcd. St ot o . BEAZIL LATE ¥ NOvEMBER| | Hariford Conn Nov. T.—The Harttora| S : : : B2 New England Rafiroad. - The dead man | | Removal of the neisoher was afte e . s Owners Assoclation tonight an-| A'NEW OFFERING “Spokane, Wi, Nov. 7.—President-elest|} Northampton, Mass, Nov. 7.—Alice|was named Ritten. -Frank Doyle; driver { SECRETARY COLDY INVITED Jo Jameiro, Nov. 6.—General Persh-|nounced that it had obtained 51,000 sig-| . TREASURY CERTIFICATES | Hardin= will hold in abeyance the' a ), deughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Adolph | of the truck was severely ‘injured and | TO VISIT ARGENTINA|others than sccompanied by a United States na- | natures here on & petition to be present- 3 3 polntment of:a sécretary of the Interige: SA1, 083 Diorente, ‘wan; sillocated i | Charlee: Hoftman Was sitghtly higs.. They squadron, will visit Brasil late in|ed to the board of aldermen tomorrow | - Washington, Nov. 7.—Secretary Hous- |mis cabinet until suporters ‘of thie: Go A fu ire in the Dostal:home early today. Louis| were taken to the Sharon hospital. All{ ~Buenos Aires, Nov. 6 Novenber, according to an announce- | night -mntu b::;im::-b\luz: ‘:: ordi- mn-mnqnmkh:‘lln:v; og:rlnx of | bia ‘Basin {rrigation project and g “g f268tal nine year old brother.' made -a(are from Suffern, N. ¥, The truck was |forelsn afairs has invited Seer®ary of|attempt at m cen- | treasury es - Of -indebtedness fori'clamation ‘schemies of the PaciRaxN perate attempt to- reach ¢ the T's | loaded with househo!d goods, whigh burn- Colby to visit Argen certaln’ fi tral gstreets used by trolley. cars. The|'200,000,000 or thereabouts.” The -issue,] ‘aarm-wrud in. opportunify to: present| sy 7 ? o B s Ty ety . R = it § q but was blocked.by a flaming stair- | ed affer the smash.” Hen . Job asion of hi ing. visi Brazil into . _effect tomorrow l which’ will bear % 3-4 ‘Der cefit.! interest, |'their views insthe ‘case. } { Bonhotel, who live ;.ea}rl .{5 ene, a:a: Mffi'kn.?u,‘:..,, L;:;‘h: ‘,:,Ir ?Mu of | wp.m. Farrell said will: be. dated November 15 and will ma-’ : ‘Feceivéd hér E Dostal and ‘a three year old son!ged Doyle and Hofftman he burning. fi‘el-l:enu Pessoa and Brum to ¥ ] e % ¥ IR mmmnmm._._ Li0Y AR 2 States, it is announced i S 5 < s