Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 5, 1921, Page 1

* FIRHER AYOR AR A5 STOWAWAYS - 27" ;“”—'T READY FOR BUSINESS TODAY News Lsgt on the Steamship West Canon, 3 __ew ~ | nauling thei¥. tobacoo .“;,'fi'.:'& e -0 trol and Unanimity of the Republican Party—Colonel Dya g % 3 R < Cuban moratoriam was extended 30 iy :H‘nhl:,ruudnne- has encountered since reaching the senate v, ; F s v‘fln an Irish -Pll.’l—mfllfl’ Car "d, I;];le t daye | Paraguayen morsioriam has, been :w:fl&fi o mportance in the | ontinued today 15 ree up in s pashway. William H. Hall of Willington Was the Choice For Presi- ‘Vised by an Amerian Consul and, Could Have Made| =~ © . _ S e R T et e Bt R | demt Pro Tem of the Senate, and W. Arthur Country- 4 “‘TW OM%"' Hq‘.t&'wn Pen Sptaos ke memberahips | The Lexington market was first closed Vo ted oF Ty ik masatty Vaitsiod man, Clerk—Fred G‘ Huxford of Stamford Was " of the Committee of 100-—Martial Law Area in Ireland gt = et Tent 30 Jam, 11 o8 the o yelaouaee- |14 opponcats hoped the committess ao-| - jnated by Acclamation For Speaker of the House With Hias MWMMC’I&,WM@ Wexe | paSoms 5000 Bensarisn prissers of war inge. _Indications were that othier mas- | Senator Smoot, Fepublican, Utah, was un- J. Baker of New Haven as Clerk—William W. Ives of e e e £ Al Mnm ald, low the lead of Lexington. derstood to have told the c( 7l fe the Growers, buyers and others iterested |move would cause the bill ciher to be orwich Among the Messengers and Doorkeepers of the in the tobacco erop would not venture & |killed In conference or “fl:bnuend to N News, Va., Jan. 4—Peter J., Washingtoh that the American Red Cross | .\ °CL orters employed in the mills fa |Prediction as to what the outcome of the | déath on the senate floor.” The projected House—Rev. Sherrod Soule of Hartford Chaplain of of Ni ork, a brother of | hmad. cablel to the lord or of Cork, | Cawrence, Mass, voted to join the United |Situation would .be, but they indlcated | hearings will begin Thursdzy and con- - 2 ew i a T 0 capl " lord .may: x—om 01 ‘Textile Workers of America they were ready for almost anything. tinue until next Tuesday and will be fol- the Sm. f 31 te Terence MacSwiney, lord mayor :-1‘“ respon f.h?fl!;: T‘t::tt :"tlry 1e {::: P T 5 Principal developments’ of the day |lowed by hearings on the soldier compen- “lord mayor of cork, arfived in this | request hnd Léen referred to u’,,”"mm On board the steamship Lapland, which | W°7¢* sation bill (Special to The, Bulletin.) Leo J. Nooman_of Hartford and Ivan arrived at The Lexington loose leat market, the | The finance committee mee today e ke Aok WEACIR.008.000 18 |5 Shat 1 e wosil, Eh e T A Pt s oot ot Senator Pentoss, | Hartford, Conn., Jan. 4—The night be- 3 the opening this morning with the an- |its chairman, had presided in more than (0T the assembly of the 1921 legislature Amiglons doliet ivas Aeabdd Tan. 10 mouncement- that it would reopen tomor- | thirteen months#®An attempt by Senator |was like unto a love feast, in comparison |take an informal ballot. Result: Whole 4 the two men on bhoard, and disre- TO CUBA, NOT TO INTERVENE|francs 7 1-2 centimes on the Paris m;i:. R Stmons, democrat, - North Carolina, to | with the many that have gone before, |number of votes cast 236, necessary 119; & the claims of their identity, had| = e, Driods of Ciake Bald i pee, tobacco warehousemen's association | postpone action indefinitely on the fariff |dus perhaps to the absence and complets | Noonan 139, Moorehouse 97. Mr. Noonen thém placed in jail pending investigation. 5 o Aot : afternoon anhcunced that the local |bill developed the first clash. The motion |control by one political party as there is |is the present assistant clerk of the sen- iney cdrried a passport, vised by | ¢ "T7 B - ,—A"‘ ‘”"‘“’h o et market would not reopen until Tuesday, |lost, however, by two democrats, Senators |only one democratic senator gnd thirteen |ate. an American consul and éould _have| e United States is'not contemplating| A communist plot. which looked to the |Jan. 11, at the carliest. Nugent of Idaho and Jones of New Mex- |representatives in the grand total. The | The senate catcus nominated William i the Gy ty:'‘Dut" ehioss "fi:: i t;r;{ mm :: nmcxx:‘ & »';e’re :xve: :r\:ll;t;r:w :t ?‘ government, was frus | Delegations from various jmportant |ico, joining the republicans, ; feduced size of the lobby of the Allyn |H. Hall president of the senats and W. Lo Mtow away fl“m""um Mayor O'Cal today* ‘to s ': ey s mm.mu y the Jugo-Slav government. markets in the d.htdn Vvisited the burley | The question of holding open hearings, house, the republican headquarters, was | Arthur Countryman clerk. The clerk has Bafi. Upah showing. his passport, Mace mmr!m__ 5 tobacco growers' assoclation office here | committee members reported, brought on |large enough for the: occasion, indicating |the appointment of an assistant clerk. Swiney whs released :.! the tord mayor | SNITR N (L B (atios Manuel De| FOrty Sinn Felners, mbst of them |A0d announced that other places would {2 second vote and exchanges in which | that the places to be doled out about the | Harry Lo Peterson of Norwich is & candi- was Treed &is soon as wuchorities arrived. | o 0, AIY 0" Do ieathred ‘| vouth » held by the military a+ Cork, { follow the lead of Lexington. ’ ‘sharp words” were used. The motion |capitol have been distributed, aithough the |date for assistant clerk. J~ed mazor tuok up his residence for | “CtF! £ r':o&';n“ Hickist agatnst the | ChaTEes aganst them were not annousced Farmers' mass meetings in some coun- {to open the hearings was made by Sen- | rank and file were out in force at Garde | It is gemerally cxpected that Bemator 4 tiind at - notel; refuatug 1o Qlséisa :::‘fi:-: P Fgemment S thep LN 2 ties decided to hold the 1920 crop and cut |ator Gerry, democrat, Rhode Island, and |hotel, Chief J. Henry's headquarters, and | A. L. Delaney of Bridgeport will become any detalis of his Visit. According |to| ZAUIRE Of THRIor Sencral CrOWOEr 10 metusal of its 200 employes to accept the 1921 crop. Farmers began Mauling |it was given the support of all the demo- (that was the political Mecca during the | floor leader of the senate, being slated for MacSwiiey, howeyer, O'Callaghan is in their tobacco out of the Lexington wares |cratic members.in addition to Chairman |day. appointment by Colonel Hall to be ehair- fact 3 : wage reductions has necessitated closing this coutitry at the invitation of the com- .r“ex.::ge Nt: wlll;: “r‘::'fii:x‘:::lm 'i:: of the Maritime Nail works at St. John, | houses, in which there were about 7,700, | Penrose, who was joined by another re- | Early in the evening there was activity | man of the judiclary committee. Major 000 pounds when the sales started yester- | publican, Calder, of New York. in the brilllantly. illuminated capitol, | John Buckley of Union is mentioned for mittee of one hundred at Washington in- i -|N. B. SRl baiev s, ‘qXapcastl BomE AL, ob ~ |day morning. Senator Penrose after the meeting is- | where thie caucuses to nominate permia~ jection the on of the ~American % A "“mm:;“ 9 oc?::n' :hnt ;em‘“ his | Continued iraprovement in the condition : Buyers of tobacco were threatened by [sued a statement In which he sald that |nent officers of the general assembly were # | attitude mor that of his government as|Of Senator Chamberlath, of -Oregon, who | I'ate Erowers at Carlisle. both the soldier bonus and tariff meas- |held./ The county caucuses were held at ures “undoubtedly would be reported to |7.30 and permanent officers were selected. “The British would mot aliow the lord ¢ < o ¢ Bankers and warehousemen to 3 nt tement by him| WA ~nerated on twice recently, was' re- are to meet mayor: to visit Ameriea aud-he stowea| Sl rth In @ recent giatement by bim| B0 0 ¢ here Friday to declde on ways dad means [the senate.” He declined, however, to |In Windham county, Senator Archie Mac- away on the steamer,” MacSwiney lm-' witiintis bad © sucatetad “thers ‘Wwere'. fio v = Sris ? otltlnuclnx gTowers who do not want to |offer a prediction as to what action |donald was elected chairman and John F. | the semate. He will select the assistant ed: 1 ¢ould have come Back 8s & flogy of the supervision of clactions,| Representative Vare, republican Pe b A would be taken in the senate, but oppo |Ash clerk; New London county, Senator | clerk. but preferred to make the trip ass meeting of tobacco growers from |nents of the tariff bill were confident it |James Grabam of Lisbon was elected | Senator John N. Brooks of Torrington Secretary Davis discussed with Pres-| sylvania. introdveed a bill to prevent now prefer to remain &1l 4gn Wilsgn the Cuba nsituation #nd the| adulte=~"‘>n of whiskey used for medicin- | %Il Parts of the burley district called for | never would become law. chalrman and Ernest E. Rogers of New | was chairman of the senate caucus and 4 Friday, Jan. 7, at Lexington, for the pur- JEDERDE e thtrlod™ mission of General Crowder just before | ! purpose. -tonight as Stowaways on thé Amer-| Red Cross as a “matter of regular po- ican” steamer| West Cannon from Cork. | cedue.” lately upon arrival of thé West — Calnon, immigration authorities discov-) v, 8, TO OFEER ASSISTANCE L. Moorehouse of Stamford were placed in nomination for assistant clerkship. Af- ter nominating speeches it was voted to d One of the first of the many expected |London clerk. In Zolland county, Edward | Senator-elect E. H. Balley of Danbary to be considesed ‘dis-| ) SUouoicter ontied 'at the - departmen.. = mlnf providing ways “and means of |efforts to change rates ~carried in the | Fuller was selected chairman and William | acted as clerk. ;‘: v‘[”",;’n""e‘l!“'; The secretary told Dr. De Cespedes that| Acecording to the newspaper Katheme- | 12ndling the 1920 crop and to arrange for |house bill was indicated during the day |L. Higgins of Coventry seeretary. Colonel Hall suthorized the announes- there was liti he could add = to the eini, former Premier Venizelos hopes to curtailing the 1921 crop. in the presentation in the senate by Sen- At 8.25 Chairman J., Henry Roraback | ment that he would appoint Rev. Sherrod antil Theve a n:y status| . sident’s ement relative to the work |establish a new Greece, comprising the | : i'!'he Lexington market opened Monday |ator Spencer, republican, ‘Missouri, of a lcalled the caucus of representatives to or- | Soule of Hartford as chaplain of the the proper authorities. | General -Crowder is expected to accom- |ifberated territorics, with growers from all parts of the state |substitute for house tariffs on zine and |der. Dr. Watson Phillips was elected | senate. R e “!"- lopa | Piish:in Cubja, adding that. he had- con- :'l::‘“n‘ the sales to get a line on prices |zinc products. ' |chairman and Thomas W. Russell of West | Messengers and doorkeepers for the 'Ifl‘ mcork_ Inn.or:‘d (l::“;{lu&i o fidence: in ‘the abllity of .the Cuban 3u-| Tadwig C. A. K. Wactohn, Aeviat vopro- 0 id. No action was taken toward The substitute would place import du- | Hartford clerk. Mr. Hill of Sheiton nom- |senate were named, including the follow- : the b In prison in London. Shortly aftefy &0 T by 27 . Counsel, for deportation. |~ ' |ins Caglisle, Paris, Danville, Winchester, |2 cents per pound or ores contalning mors (by Mr. Buckley, Mr. Perry and. Mn |county: B. Itving Stone, Litchield oomn. Y e & Caliaghan wag| . Minister De Cebedes made ié clear that s ¥l o Hayevile gnd Covinglon, s growers sald |than 25 per cent. zinc, 2 cents on zine in | Campbell. Mr. Nickerson, who had been | ty; William W. Ives o Norwich, New o Sord Jenyde 4o webbed piith 114 “his mgin purpose In calling on s:hcreur, Secretavy Cotby declared in an inter- keti'a:d e tnrlnh:::g-o“n“ these mar- | blocks, pigs or other bulky forms, and |the opponent Mr. Huxford for the |London county. ecently the lofd mayor sent A ca- Davis was to in more information re-1 , = WIth Arrnti-a naansner men,. that prices. 2 1-2 cents on zinc sheets. nomination, also seconded the The house committee on permanent ers gard the ‘sendingof an ‘American to| .77 T _ The temper -of growers, however, was and moved that it be by acclama! The | ganization selected messengers and door- L 35 THE T T e (oo Sy liant o g gl oo il e ey LM, T e it nons tog good this morning, and ‘when | w AR FINANCE CORPORATION motion prevailed. keepers for the house, including Cormelius United States. _nr:lnl g m:.“el: 2 organ _eral Crowder’s, but it is unders that X A o , |prices offe Wwere even lower than yes- PA 2 Mr. Buckley .placed in nomination for | O0"C 11, New Haven ty e rund e L e aPbee [in, Bla discusslall of ‘the matfer WAL “fo o e ©. 8. A |teday. the Lexington market was closed. e L e b d Py Mg S B i ] el S AR i a .:u?;x: To Cork speedily to aid the| MF. Davis he did e 1O v | rotirrd 5 wapomn 0f Tnva- o e e | Bo0n afterward other markets closed, re- was no opposition and the clerk was In- |county; K. M. Russell, Jr, Windham : freal the. Cafi Rehy i e et 'a&' 5 step. prelimine | Spanish-American and Philippine tosur- | Carlisie and MayssiDe was aie o™ s | will have:to Bl at least one of the ya. |rocted to cast one ballot - ghan presided at i ary to intervention, He was assured tha|Tection. died at Caremont, Cal. threatening attitude of growers toward |Cancles on the board of directors of the t] ci 9 > N % b “M‘.":f."'"kr”‘h’ December | neither. intervention nor B i e e e iy | RO revived war finanee corporatlon hefore it | yuwning coNFERS WITH : EXPERIENCES OF BALLOONISTS of work at the Fdison ‘plant’ at West : the LEADER OF TRAINMEN IN DENSE CANADIAN WOODS a{Ororsé N, 3. when - the nhonograph y stries. \ raa 0. Ia N. Doak Conehrane, Ont., Jan. 4 By the A. P. works were claged down indefinitely. e . oda Marion, O, -W, N. s o ., . Jan. . P AL angdd St ot Mz o i ing_revival : president. of the Braimemmood of Tiaitwey JLPiest getails of the expetinses ] the 4 € 4 - S samaags b Trainmen, came-to-Marion-teday at the | Jiree. iuBt e it S % “offer”of ince. d 'h 4 TS ‘Yhm‘n 3;} n - tonig] ‘ request of P!I'r‘fl:]!nt-gllect H.r:l‘h‘ and mm‘m?“:fi;fimu g e r i ? ot & - wos. 1 1.2c hicher | with growers from Fayett 2 4 vo he house (0 pass the res- | discussed im the general problem between the dilil Eireann and t 65 3-#c. Mexican doflars, 50 conts. . |a eall for a meeting i :.:;:"g'{’...h::',‘: g|mn‘o-::r1&: :mfdnt-‘.»v:::.‘.", near- | of Taliways and raflway labor. Wwoods and were forced to eat their carrier Sevatpient. ¢ Friday “to provide ways and means for |ly as ample as that cast yesterday In the | Wiether specific policies were talked | pigeons to subsist, were received here to- Nin~ hendved ear workers emnlayed at | the handling of the present crop of tobac- |scnate. The house stoud 250 for the |Over was not revealed, but Mr. Doak said ) night from the Anglican minister at not be determinéd by that time, and it}the West Ahany shops of the Now York jco = swell as to make arrangements for | measure gainst 66 for upholding the vetn, | he expected to return later for 2 more ex- | Modse Factory, the Hudson Bay com- was asserted in that event a situation|fentral R~T'road who were laid off in- |cutting out of the 1821 crop af tobacco.” | or 37 more than the, required two-tihrds | haustive discussion of certain subjects |pany’s trading post, where they feund 3 —_— wotild be created that would prove ex-{difiritely December 23 returned to work |The federal reserve bank at Cleveland | hajority. S taken up today in a preliminary way. He |shelter. ‘Dublin, Jan. 4 (By the A. P.).—~Two |.ceedingly embarrassing for both govern-| Monday. was asked to send a representative to the | Seventeen democrats voted to susiain | expressed the opinion that Mr. Harding's | The minister reported that the balloon- ramors spread rapidly . throush Dublih | ments:~ Phe-congestion of freight on the —_— meeting. /{the veto while for its passage thers were | attitude toward labor was a sympatheti: | I88t, Who left Rockaways N. Y., maval this evening—one that & manifesto 'to the | docks at Havana, the extension of lhe] The Ttation wovernment bas stopned the } 135 republicans, 114 democrats and one |one and that railway labor questions |alr station at 12.15 p. m. Dec. 13, landed — Irigh peovlc would be issued hy Eamonn | moratorium and the demand for mon-|issuance 'of premorts to suhiects desiring UNDERSTANDING ON U > would not be found difficult under the |fifteen miles northwest of Moose Factery Db, Vaicra tonight, the other that De | ey with which to finance the sugar crop|to eome to this conntry untflsfnformed | - it e :““"‘ 3 Df;’;‘é‘.‘"";’;‘!")mdm i Wi ER s el s tion. in the afternoon of the mext day. They Vi had come to Dublii. Confirma: | have resuited. it’ was: explained here to-| ag to tha elnss~s of immigrants desired 2: Y ARGENTINA - — adoption of the resolution, said that whil Special significince was attached to the m:hl ;:: "vnm ‘;:Ilzlmewt“m“., ) 1 ety s Sl e P subieratiop ot li8;cotvoration would prepace £ fanotion e e o er | ke sikos lesyiiig Hodkasriy B 5 " s the effect on ediately as a result of the action of | orous uttes cam) . affairs. It is considered ‘mot -un- | concerns. 5 e drone body of nemed woldtert | leginiation pending. in. thy e | O e Dresident Wison would he. re- | support of the Fsch-Commings raliway | They came down, the minister said, "however. that some message Will| Segretary Davis is understood 1o Bave| woamttne the Americrn steamer Pantia oo Pending in the United Stafes | CONATeSS, leaders of rallway em. |because they thought they heard a d ming from De Valera in g day | pointed out to the Aninister after citing|.nioh nerived nt Duhlin, Fridav. was re- ;n:rl:q:ene;;ths:: S uml;l f?nafl;n‘mnz“;::h'ml:e: vy ;:&«w’;::u::nyur‘ Dosk not . signify |barking. They were lost in the deep un- 2 7 3 X ve de- | i an r il e Buenos Af ors bef e 3 ez 3 dergrowth of thy ion for the mext twi Shtie ey heer-Snow! Bk W m My ?;"’f.nu::‘mza;:m?& ::’:m';‘; d';;"g“‘:‘h:"v‘:; s;‘r:“u‘:;;““" be- lexchange delivered. to him during. pig | The board of Qipectrk 15 o 2t :‘:‘;"‘:,‘;h"":h:"‘,’,’,‘;‘,d‘::fi,,x".’;‘,l I N ays endibud alat gioem b kosy G- gWee e 4 3 e Kot S Stes. wovirn- -unlo . 3 visit here and made public today. five members, and officials explainel that | ta 4 reaching civilization. De Vajers manased to reach 1re- | meat. bolicves General Crowder. Will De| A assoartoet Toh’ of adhersnts of | ThE Stock exchangy asked Mo Colby to |& majority Is required by law to approve | there was no dit sussion of , poselbla . ge- [TChinE STMERtn, | ey casiate 2 e Rl ‘: ¥ fl“mh‘ by 6 GntaaAe. , e Yo Sy fracked hend. | COURSEl his givernment on the line of |the @pplication for a loan. While the | lections for mury:im e wnen | the Moose river and found tracks of hu- 3 . Py e e e e e A~ | conduct to purene which, the letter. said, | present board snpmbscil oo Gt "‘.’,‘“,:::4“‘.',‘.",‘.’.'..?&:-”"' e man feet through the deeply packed snow. 8 T should consist of encouragi 1 [ quorum, officlals asserted Secretary Hous- jand el P e Later the ht up wta an Indian, Tom st Grotéma'a Qity and wern Adlsnersad. couraging commercial yourld f°those who saw Semator 'y caught up b 3 Interchange with Arzentina, et ton. who 1s ex-officlo chalrman. wou Another o Tl Mo gl s Two were killed and four wounded. all obstacles. The commumicstinr % | not be abte to devote his time exusive- | Farding during the day was Peter 8 | MO PG w8 0 i S R AN i 3 . 4.—Gove - 3 LR Y counched in the friendliest terms. Iy to cornoration matters, as the investi- | Grosscup. of icago, former. sul tof Whderwear as an outes garment iropean - o5 f the. United States and and A; i would require. e s TN taken by surprise by such a meeting in ledge of European conditions will be call- | ragylarly congtionted convention of the |2 €U rgentina, ho 18 mof managing dl- | questions, wakinz detalled surgestisns for 4'10. testify by the senate commitice OB | pan_Ametican Waderation of Tahor and | SiLNE ¢hat these imposed the necessity | Aneus McLean, who s n roeiirrie tive depars- |that desolate section of the country, fs . 4 % o : i Cooksey. officials | recrgnizations of the execu g ) - | tmmigration bef: it submits any. re- of avoiding any economic strugzle which |rector and Georee R. ¥ e n of | reported to have at first resisted their ef- R iint s £ st iting or Fretricr |7 SBSE B wrotest 'deganstration. might arise. Tt usserted that emergency | sald. would thus be unable to act up ap- [ maars at Washineten and forereation of | SR Fen 0 (oe Mo ing immigration to the United States. | ' garry Rist-herger, wha was arrest laws never are able to solve the econo- |P'icati~rs for loans. an effective world conrt. Senator Colt, of Rhode Is'and. chairman { whares of heinz nne of n hand w of either could’not be Obtained in | day, in making the Suban situation one of | by the United States. ¢ usyally well informed oa Sinn { unusual interest for American business B2 i Fi ul be or IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE TO .".’AI‘ ACCURATE »KASOWLEDG_E i r they succeeded in convincing him that mic problem, merely acting as palilrtives | Presidentia nomination _to_ the board | Laxine geite "'»;:;::m:":"xf“'x they meant no harm and he guided them o asommiitee: ced tonlght that X which, instead of overcoming the dieieur. | reauirea-confirmation of the senate ma- | that Fave hed his wite O Tl Mot Fotiory Ratits et Commissioner Wallls o o“(nu-: ‘x-:m:h Totana | Snand roihed the ist Natlonal ank of | 152 Cravate the sttuation . Hleu- | ety and the question also arose as to |internotedly for the past Twr!:)mmm: ADDi ¢ divcte Phont SERE The thne atation, New York, would be heard tos|poriogts e Dectoe (I crcaned —_— whether the republicans of the senate | president-clect will motor to CoWWWPNE|of their wandering in the forest undoubt. morrow and other government offisials g b S 3l | SUPREME cotrT DECISION | Wwould depart In‘such cases from tho poli- | fomorrow to be ralsd to & thirty-second | iy sted them from perishing. Thel . oy bt it A e ATTACKED BY GOMPERS|cY of confrming no nominations at this | degree Mason. He will had eaten two of their three pigeons when would be heard later. Provistanal fir o ! MPERS | © A dozen opponents of the Johnson bilL [ vegt mada publlc hy the Demartment of 5 —_— sesslon. Finance corporation officials | degrees nho;e lh‘;] '?:;‘:‘m-m:rw-mm they arrived at Moose Factory, where immigration for one year.| ponoultnre show increases In maize, su- St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 4.—The decision of | Stated that In any event it probably would | mory. which w! ! S they were cared for by inhabitants of the e ng hy the Ma- 2 today. All united In & ViROr- | o bents and notataes. with decreases in | the United States rupreme court yester-|be two months before the first advance jof a ::-;r{\::gn'rfi':% :1 Km ch“” the :filuflmlx, and m::fi recovered from ous_attack upon 1t and the other bills production of rice, olives and sugar cane, | J2Y relative to tha so-called secondary |con'd be approved. .mt‘i” - o . eir privations and h: hips. The eat- “{covering the subject now pending before 2 3 x,oy«:nt; _was attacked in a formal state- Fu:ds flllnr ‘mflkin'zlt:; !o;;umv:u;‘f ‘:0 entirc day. x::-o‘ Hwox‘all::';- mu;w:;:ll{medxn'::lln-“t:'- * commif denfed recert atate- kg ment here tonight by Samuel Gompers, | rised. officials exnlained. a iy - G i tery ‘ By Siosaith of . Takuson D e o ooy orrle, United Sintes Win- | president of the American Federation of |od of nrovidine thia money detarmined | NOT IN FAVOR © AL iy |TUnieated with the putside. world after & flood of undesirable aliens is abeut |y " (2. "ECIE, RS, & DRERAnETT ADOATE | Labos, who asserted the court has “joined [upon. Tha cormoration has a ba'ance of ANTI-ALIE) 3 leaving Rockaway. Sweep into the United States from Eu- [y 0 vork He is here on Privata His forces .with the ‘anti-union shop move- |about $375.000.000 with the treasurd hn': ot Sans. A pabese; dbiNo-12ii a8 tl;ro"l-‘ ma le_ o P‘!:VGR the h-l!oorf 80d that emergency legisiaion 18 Vit- | noxs ‘intending to return on the steamer | "o Fecretary Hotrian, hes Aaken Ahe o e o a a1 discrimisation iz this comn- el BT s e it of the country. et o “The statement characterized the de-|that this money should not be used for | tions to racial discriminath is oo | was "unsuceessful. Another trip to. the Colt sald -the committe | *%" :mmn a; :ed “Dlow, at the movement for | making advances to private concerns. «lry wnuld an‘ilr;;onl;nez;“j’:‘:‘;g; i r:::t:t d:u;em was !‘:X.:Am:;d, but its suc for information to determine wman freedom and progress,” and de- democrat. Ca’ . e not known. The three aeronauts vnhuw-“ iy rtally < Selated V"“:e::xmfi:mm:nmfl:lflu M| clared it is “thoroughly In acsord with | 5000 ACTORS AND ACTRESSES tnaetment af & general anti-atien 1and |baq Slanned to leave Moose Fastory ser iforni substi- the most ardent wi: py ki z owneship bill in California as a Cochrane on the 26th or 27th of Decem- cention committee which had been sent to | greed Figat] Wishes of predatiry | IN NEW YORK UNEMPLOYED | PRS0 P antialien bill adopted DY |ner Darring unfavorable weather cond welcome representatives of the American | The court held that Ilal 1 S réferendum in the state last November|iiong, they are due here.the end of this Federation of Labor. to cross to the Amer- | their members are flcoounlzg;e Wnder the| New York, :Jan. 4—Fivethousand | [ " ¢ cting particularly Japanese na-|ieei feon side. . anii-trus: laws. where. they depant from|actors and actresses are on the unem- | {on iy Ty clause proniviting owener| "l Anctiean minister, Rev. Mr. Hay- & : .| thelr “normal Snd tesitiote part frOm | Sloyea list in this city, and many others | (o088 P 4% ot ineligible o ot~ tnormtmatte b it B e Return to the oricinal swmers of afl | engagé in an actual combination or con-| 2T stranded at distant points, "‘fi“"‘; of | {zenship. (astated that the aerdnauts e~uld not have LR g o i money and proverty. selzed during. the | spiracy in restraint of trade.” r'dt’s‘?read {fl"m of road companies dur- " yopanese offcisls, s,'"?.“’f.,.‘:":“.’ln ores | Stayed up In the air much longer, as they ‘Washington, Jan. 4.—Sena McLean, | war by the alien propertv ens‘odian un- ettt e e ng the past year. he was informed, conten: *Ihad thrown overboard all their ballast n, Comnecticut, announced to-|der the trading with the enamy act fs | RESOLUTIONS 0 STOP | Tnis sl;m‘l:ml toe’ T‘ld’ ‘°::xye JV !__*!"! anti-allen !‘:‘nd ow‘nerlih::. ‘;:,,‘?nnc'l,l; and many of the moveable objeots that roposed im, a bill introduced by Repre- ot Actors| Equity assoclation, - | fornia_would mot meel 8 they carried in the basket of their eraft. :au.flva c:'mwen. 4 H OF LIMIT RECRUTTING |5ynceh it had undertaken the task of | race qigcrimination and that so long as| ™73 © aeronauts reported that they mag i ~ Washingtoz, Jan. 4.—Proposing to stop succoring these unfortunate su‘ga folk, es- there are citizenship d!!qflhlllflc?llol l'uf: been anxipnsly looking for some habita. — : - ¢ alen - o . Sud e restEnation, dertoring e o [ Sehate today ‘but did not come up for a6- | "I greater proportion of road failures, | he sapested & request would be made of landed realising fhat ch Rap b inced was n. Vi Tait od- ¢ serted, was due to irre- States \by Japan for a f I “‘;l“; ;“':D"‘ with -fll;’oltfie bus. Sennt;rim?l. democrat, South Carolina, '5',::“:‘,’;‘1’:’;",:;‘;“,;::: W0 Tatanis O pobs :’:l L‘:“:":n svmel il g ntifliog g‘:{n::-s‘\fl;n;‘z:dp:&r)mfl k- l'r)-’c, :'hlnlul iness ntemplated com? | proposed in his measure to prohibit fur- fon during the war, when the finan. esidents of this country and de- e pany for the future. ther reerultng for srmy. navy and ma- g ikl bl licrill o A ot Sl o g e ey Sy (e - :;;;ufi::,‘,‘;' e | Sz ) e corps. e resviution asseting that 3 ost. / y b "h‘ new klbu:'. to be kmown P“ the | 252,000 men had been obtained during the uv;lr{s;usyentemben 1819, to the end of mAl the same time Senator Johnson, re- :‘r,‘:,::l ,’l".'.'ifu‘::'a Tf!?‘:hm;w 'hvnm andits’ court,” was opened in Philadel- | year for the three services causing a 1920 more than thirty companies failed | publican, California, expressed a dlspo-| g ., ¥ 5 Phia at eity hall. Only holdup and rob- | deficit in appropriations and a burden be- on the road, the statement said. sition to ‘stand on the anti-alien law bery. cases, of which there have been an |yond the cargcity of the country to em- enacted in November and to oppose con- unusually large number the last 'few | qure. e S S o v, sidering a general anti-allen bill which, months, will be heard. Senator New. republican, Indiama, pro- city and the county | wANT U, 5, REPEESENTATIVE ON = posed to Instruct the secretary of war to ARE TO CONFER 1N PARIs | h¢ added. would only complicate umneces- : 5 \ ct the secretary of war R sarily the situation. The present law, of Dul were not included In the martfal DISARMAMENT €O oN Dantel J. Cahpin, federsl prohibition |gtop enlistments until the fore he y ,h‘m. “gtrictly within the rights| Washington. Jan. 4.—John Burke g » b enhum:nt l\rpen;hor tn;r;ew Yg:k_ m'|d“°'d to 175,000 men, the number ap-| Parls, Jan. 4--It is officlally announe- | ¢ Cajifornia,” and could not properly l?ewdrwh:lfl the United States today an- : i 4 2 nounced he was going to find out between riafed for ot ed that a conference of the ailicd prem- s 0. 1o+ Saghiese.” nounced his resiznation effective upon the % ‘Washington, Jan. 4—A joint resolution propriat for current ls. give offense to APPEAL TO THE REP CROSS netrueling, Fresident Wiison. 1o aeper | 207 204 Jan 1 1922, bow many cases of St = lers will be held in Paris toward the : appointment of his successor, BY LOED MAYOR OF CORK | the invitation of the league of nations to | i ooos. LioLations of the Volstead act ars (10 WAVE DIRECT 'PHONE end of January, when Marshal Foch's | A\PPROVAL OF TIF JO r. Burke was appointed treasurer in . appoiat an American. representative on | PoPOI°8 Defore the federal courts. COMMUNICATION WITH CUBA [°Pof on German disarmament and, the MILLEK NARCOTICS BILL | March. 19 At t bawerva 4—Another appeal to' the | the league's commission on disarmament’ Nan e X ity 3 R - 5 i Red Cross his been sent' by | was introduced. today by Representative m:-mmm_m;:n“ mmd‘:-;cl-;t:db:i g ‘Washington, Jan. 4—Direct telephone :n;l‘::::d'.‘d‘ The Greek situatica also will Wash.ngton, Jai. 4 —General approva' I‘ie c:,m Join the banking firm of Kardos mayor of Cork and other officials. | Fuller, republican, Massachusetts, his father, Frank M. Dick, of E, F. Hut- communication between the United States of the torms of the Jones-Miller na: The éablegram which was sent to the or- -3 s coeie ¥ ke and:Cuba is to be provided by the Cuban- - e D e w Tt bill was expresso 1 oy governmeat off!:; T e headquarters at New York | NO MATERIAL CHANGE tom & Co. dled at New York Hosvital | smerican Telephone and Telegraph com. | FOLICEMAN ON TRIAL FOR at-a hearing today Lefore a house wavs | MCLEAN'S NOMINATION® ' S from'a bullet wound. He was shot by his | pany, a permit for the landh SH P & " ng of three % QOTING A STUDENT |and means sub-cunniittee. The b TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY respeettally_persiat in the ml ; IN PRICES OF TOBACCO | best friend, George B. Brooks, accldental- | telephone cables from Havana. to Key - would amend ths Harrison act to prohibit g S i e S, 'TREASURY OFFICIALS APPROVE SENATOE M'LEAN'S BILL JOHN BURKE RESIGNS A8 TREASURER OF UNITED STATES American Red Cross be sent here: wm,&:, :"::‘ b;‘: d:mu:; u-z x",eu‘m- ”g“mtza ‘V’fl:‘; :tn- MA Jurrt was |all exportation aad limit importation of (Special to The Bulefir) ks iy e s ) — pany ¥ by the s e i - ear case of Mat- | cocalne, morphize and other narestic | Washington, Jan. 4.—Senator MeLesn & mn':un&nmum M‘di— th. market reopened ‘sllege professers, mow that. their sal- | ing of the cables is expected to be com- |thew Lynapgh, Madison policemar. |drugs. It is unde-stooa tha: It direeted |today made the following nominations for the naval Academy at Annapolls Principal, Wiltred Coulette of Shelton. alternates. Abraham M. Adler. Goorge %. Tarbox, Hartford, Henry F. Kay: pres- pect examination to be held February. om our people, regard of You agree to' come or 4 3 4 Rries ) pleted in the spring, representatives of {charged with first degree murder for the |especially at the traftic in China. w‘ 5 : willing to the company here said. They will be ap- | shooting of Carl Jandorf, University of Yo [prox}mshly 100 milesr in length, or'longer | Wisconsin student May 28, - 1918, The than'any submarine telephone cables yet |state has Tfty university and faculty pal A man may forget to wind his watch. eollege, Leba- but the flight of times goes on just the wame. .