Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 1

Yun. The' m 1.0 Wll 3 mmt. u}wm ;vcnn of the preced- ing four years, s Washington, Feb.' 17.—Hoots, catcalls he' urtd, was . not .ven “ln II mc at and the word “liar’ were shouted'on the | Wi flost of the house w:';rm the. ut. sesslon in’ years. e~ uproar -nn' Representative Sdfihers of Texas ing 1eft @ tick bed, ppeared in” the |the, :::‘ and, supported by nut—mmben of ['in a uoneqm%nudvo nli%)& :’; b«n elrallhfl about- the hie own state delegation, tack on his Blanton. Rumors had . | marked the.close of the time allotted for Democrats, first on their feet . were joined at the ‘same in-’ house @ays that tire Texans were pre- plfll\":: m“y‘e the attack son-their, f.elln' member, but it was. &mmn‘;. was )MM nearly ‘which he ucne The press was asked to help, and many |yy¢ no) to whien appeal was made re:|.¢ tpy assaults upon those sponded with bitter eharged with sbacking grab. There was a tense momen ehamber as the reading. and Mr. Sumners, stepping Mp. Blanton was seated, in the latter's face -ng shouted : “And when you sent that aant 48 25 as falfe a8 hell” The houss broke into & Wil the membership rising. Blanton, to his feet.and.trying to e was he' down, th wing every ste, stantly mzmvfl conclusion of Mma‘mw of denunciation. Mr. Sumners declared the #d that no effort’ : salary Jail hi mmkpl Diaetaen detendaits !a tla trials received ,tnir,!f_knd- ‘and rel- atives nflzral t i court at noorl un attend a funeral in McDoweil esses today - wers evicted by Bald . tives the day-of the- rs, N. H. Atwood and . Hallie | surance, Chambers during the fighting or shortly Atwood acoused her hus- of being resporisible for tHe fight: testified, while Hallie cmn“r‘xu -Felts lfltr'lrdl. Mrs. Martha Hukhu. estified that whilé She battle through a window flo shattered by ‘a bullet'and, Tunn the .x.em aldry fl.‘.";?.‘; mdke himaelf e din, agnluhd the Tight iM er tsna:em she | tomebile | through {he company store while bdt- ;:: v‘:l h‘m She recalled having | Later Dayis soid the automobile, - :‘“ ufl Clafre Overstreet, Reece | lice lmm.r;'qd entered a ciaim 0ol teacher, | watching' the was ‘ g to a M fi unl,x\ )nr voice Btill pitched high, u‘un lll‘mpud 6 'gah 4 Hédring. Again he was howled down,'ak & @ozen republicans insisted on | enforcement. ‘m.n Tule that he.take-his seat. ° . After, the. hubbub had kept up for sev- eral minutés, .Chairman Stemp Jof - sthe | sub-committee in’charge of the fortifica- | ry. increasts, | ony bill, which “was before 'the’ House, )wl mnnwuemutm’ gave-the Texan ; ‘three minutes ‘to repl ‘dould heu haif he sald. Right mmfln ‘Campbeli, ‘ennsylvania, had asked him \o:h“ ~away-when -mo»nhrrbfl!vu :la:udo "h;:t shook his. nial;" declaring dnmlhfil! fim-h “? ‘fin ‘statement. * Apparentiy ‘un-‘| Scranton, iPa., and_investigation by the thére was nos a word of lanton, turned toward the e ‘and ‘charged that Rep- resentative. Strong -of -Kensas . had- re- shout, halt Mhlmnzmamlnnuuuop ,“Snp,nr e measare. angry, Mr. Strong -ul;od toward M. lln‘m\m 5 {old the house the-state- o | ment s galbe. . - e last ‘minute al his’ time " Mr. déglired 'run “r ‘the mte trom Texas and tha t{his- dedire Was the Mll of .the. at- uzk on him.', - At ‘this the whole house again rose and he écho ‘of the mighty shout, the state- e reached the e B nd.'mwr for dn iasu~- 'y, received dullet wounls \‘fldef 1o | today whn ‘they called at the Brooklyn o nflefi | instrument company, nee claint. Vh‘ one of the owners i8 being held by. the po- . Chs @ 7 9! the wmny, 78 | lice. 7 Police -m ‘n. is tecently Jost - "De- tective Bridgetta Fecoversd It for hies the po. i £ for in- ectives . ane insurance adjuster went to.Davis' oflh:e today, and While there, .the poiice: said, Davis seiz- ©d a shot gun and fired at the men . McGlone and Hbran were not. serious: Iy injured. Assistant District Attorne. rett c.mwnu w}.o {fook chargs of :he gvfm'. Iater that Davis bhad ’told lm u;u :fl-eh the truth is known! the mo WiI Drove to be & case of. se't qnn- ~ cioset, she remained thers until’ he are Ing was over. The defendants showed unisial inter- st when Mrs. Hoskins testified that after teiling her story to the-grand jury which reiurned the- indictmerits, Reece Cham- bers had told her she had sworn to a lie, and added that “if 1 wasn't a woman he would give me one good belfing" and that “he'd get me yet. Mooum told newspapermen that' Da vis had constructed a_ “riot cal” in his establishment, 50 arranged (hat when a button on his desk was pressed a num- ber_of 1ils employes from snother room 'Would ‘appear-,armed with knives ana guns. " The deteotives. claim five or six Ten lmund in thin fashion after the shocting. : 3 ,.‘__.'“ rnump(a REPORT THAT cA:bflo b uoumm BIS OWN Pty New York, Feb. 17.—At a late hour fonight 'Carueo,. femous tenor, was re- ported ) be resting_comeortably, altho he ‘was still feverish. g Dhysicians' ‘attending Mr. Caruso Pt n&:fi!nz IN GOVERNMENT EXPEXDITURES FOi uwcp:!l Washington, Feb. 17.—Ordihar¥. expen- ' ditures by the govérnment during Janu- wry decrdased by more than $16.000:000 as comrpared with. Decemb3r ‘wihile ‘pub- Yo debt payments fell off by more than $1.600.000, ocording “to the .month- v statement issued tonight by the treas- ury. During January ordinary emenduum amounted to $388,179.272 as. against 1614,675.001 i condition- late tonight. . “Mr. Caruse is holding his own. Hs has had a better day and is resting com- fortably. His fever and inflammation evntlnue, but ‘show 1a lessened virulence. ‘DR, EVAN M. EVANS. DR. FRANCIS J. MURRAY. “DR. ANTONIO STELLA. "DR. SAMUEL LAMBERT. st S IOLIOIE\!APII MAKERS TO _RETUEN TO 'on — 6 during the previous month.: A total of $33,081,570. ¢harged to war department was the ldrgest ®ry cxpenditure for January. EGYPTIAN WATERMELONS. . THAT WEIGH 110 POUNDS > ‘Washington, M 17.-=One . Hundred Lnd ten pound. watermelois.. They_ have 7 in Egypt. Consular “reportsigay so, and consule mever err: -~ But tirey, k:? Mass., Feb, 17.—All of - the workers ‘of - trades allied with the paper diistry invglved in' the controversy with the Crocker*McEiwain and Chemical Pa- |De rcomplinies, Who have been on strike in, restétande Ito ’ the individual' contract lem all at home. There 18 no ekport b system, returned . to_ work this mernin| Desss The consul at Alexandriz pelons in the market there trom 10 to 110 nounds; and varying in .w:o from 30 cenits to: $1.50. otad that while ther were Just “watahe' .,.mom" they by’ peen: given, furdy samed Such as “buitikh” and -auns”.sod *yaftawl” and that oniy, "fwo the plant. 3 TR S e [ s ks £ nomuzn KILLING AND BLACK AND TANS Nr'wll St PUTT A3 BODY IN TRUNX BEP 2 ablimm it :.:‘:"A - 7 Bnlor, M e Feh 17.—Nelson Eugene | én, Knights . confessed * he ers members of Eagle lodge, would 80 to work . Ménday | following . the . recom: méndations of a special committee. pend- ing’ the ‘draftihg of a''néw 'agreement. Conifidénce was ‘expresse dtoday following aconference with the.paper mamutactu ers that Eagle -lodge -would aceept ~thy ns nmanaed centract. . rk, Feb. 17.—Blac.. and ‘ta y_that P oy igg v oy O 14 m.h*,’; Kilied Alfred Corson;. of Dexter and' that Laar Divmanwas, Comty Gore e A R s way, & n the al lome: s mother- pight: o e " at in-law in -Canaan. aecording te. Sherift An ‘attempt was made: hy mecn\mng Feérnandez of Penobscot county, . o whem: }o destroy the Barl of Kenmare's house | the confessis h md ta have been mxt )t Charleville nerth af Cork. today. Con- Thé Body, wa. in me\ dérable i mm;xomm msa- for - three: armissian, durmge. thauflnuorh gave ‘out the following bulletin on his |, “|ing and-4t<was jndicated that the paper mak.' rome by an explosion in the Liberty coal mine near Franeisoo, 30 miles nm-finnn Evansivile, Ind. Piostient Wison sppreved the BN te buili*a ‘bridgé -across thé Delaware river Dbetween th-mu ang Camden, Coal ll.fll‘lfl“ F.' W‘Il constanly increasing ‘quantity with - ingis | gation that o0 the suppiy will be pleati. David W. Brooks, an agéd residont of Westbrook, Conn., was. by an_automobile Aven &, Mrs. A-M. . of Waterbury. —_— xlo»lu sickness caused i l-.n. in board of health” Teveals 2’ number of new Arebbishop n-.hmy of Philadelphia When' lie {3 Created a cardinal alsy will be fio "m.nh.r'M some church in 2 N‘m Wwas -dyna~ Tnited: mvmmwm hm no the” Yale~ rtd""’uam schiool for five. years: by the corporation at ifs meet- !n‘ last Sutarday. 3y s cr-nq single . distfict and auhority for the port of New York' ‘was ‘urged by Governor Hmer in"a nies- sage: to, the! lnhh{ure & ke "::m"é--;r;:‘ Commisafon ord- passenger an ight ‘rates in In- diana’ to be raised to the level of inter- state fares, effective March King Al . Henso of Spain will be asked to intervene in & friendly fashion with ‘the nihefl States in behalf of the restoraiton fall’ liberty to San Domingo, U of Pdln lIfllfi"M lllvg Ielu“fll in the fln}: of Italy the 160,000 gold' rubles found on board the Italian steamer An- cona when it was.searched »¢ Naples. A1l recerds l'r the constraction of mer- chant vessels. were broken by the yards | of ‘Gréat Britain during 1920 'when 613 vessels, of 2,055,624 tons were- completed. % Dlflrhlm have M‘Itn M at Me- téra in the Province of Potenza South- ernItaly, ad a result of _the arrival of M. Hoenning, 2 Ruuhn _bolshevik emis- sary. Announcernént was ‘made at bury of 'the aid " establis! amusement .park there, to the DeWaltortt Enflneenn mpan, of New Hayen. Y ! Charles M. Schwab ‘was r‘oel'rfi In ap- dience. by _Pop2. Benedict. During his D2ATEI3L GEMYOY I JRUod oyl 'n“‘ xm visits he ‘bad ‘enjoyed with and Pius'X. : Senator Reed. Mossourl, in- | vited democratic . senator _hupporting house emergercy tariff bill to fake seats on the republican side “in the rear, where ou belong.”, - Bcnmry “Houston agreed with the senate judicfary committee not to make any additional loans to. foreign govern- ‘ments, no matter how pressing the de- ‘mand’ mlxhz AT Several e-pltyn of the Battle Oreek, nnluflum, Battle Creek, Mich,, = have ‘died “recently under circumstances that te botulinus, poisoning tl'fleelblc to preserved spinach, S e . Cenviction . of s aw ‘weapon after conviction for _another crime ‘would ‘b made. a felony under terms of -a bill introduced “in the New || Yotk Assernbly. Guns_ot Chiness. tonk tong men msheéreg In 2 new. ‘war of tongs coincidént -with the Chinese: New Year; leaving three. dead 1and five yeunaed in Los - Angeles, San !‘nnflm au’d kton. i Braz! Cuniba - uéuuq&r mnn.o:-?u would require two ‘weeks for the Council of the ‘of ‘Nations to vllna-q of- eighteen nt - -:fi:i‘u The _next . meeting 6!'Afllnu. Ga., was _ shot” te Walter 'H, ' Burdy 0. ‘wealthy business man of mmhhdmwnnwumnb them at” Jwbonflllu. Fla. An attachment of M,m on the as- .eq “of tfle’Shelton Bank and Trust com- pany was frade by the Naugatuek Valiey Crucible ‘sarpany, ‘which. dlaims’ the. bank has $20,000 - in L'hem bonds which are the property of tHe i g struck and kiliedon. | finence -as unlon'i of sixteen, the lnt of the’ party's leaders sinde ‘the Ne elections. . adopted, read: ““That the ‘chairman be nqu-ud’m- notify the bm ‘the di je | lufi & request ot ha !ul\ ‘committee and “Favorable mfin IA n was Vi : | Cammin committeemen _Conrie ginia,, respectively,’ ‘I& they favortdya -| committee in . the near mma a3 2n ab- stract pro tion, “they were opposed - te] ot the iite {0 call that mpeuut, et in h!- tion be thinks it wise “‘p ate ‘meeting rcmnd c ‘committee’s ml-u; ‘hul.v E ted- that - t;iv vnm ul ahandon their efforts to meeting In:the nea:’ tnmrt r-xmtnt HOWAT OF ! )fln womn AGAIN ANRESTED | thubne‘ K.msn, M. 17. m €r’M. Howat, president, ' and Augus. Dorehy, . vice - president, respectively, of th eKansas digtrict of the United Mine ‘Workers, were arrested ' late (" on warrants charging them with violating the Kansas indust-ial court jéw in Connection with thercalling = of ke, strike & Tne aires. of Howat and. Dorchy -is {he first under the criminal sections -of the industrial court law in Taine field. % It I\}l& for. caarge, Howat' and-Doegh minér. at and Dorchy usin, Dllv'l F¥OE . PAI!AG‘ QF THE IMMIGEATI .n.x. . Wuhmmn Feb, 17. -—hlr the immigration restriction bill beft ,u-. ‘aajournment -0f congress wis nisde tue ouject of a drive s.arted todsy’ by sen- ate leaders. ‘The muvem.n was jnangu- rated arter Senator Harris democrat, of Georgla had advised ppeedy. passage: 8l the “legisiation, deciaring taat “ieus of thousands of undesjrabies, some of them typhus nmm are. 10 be let into. the country,”. nnleu immlxnun barriers wem _put up: ‘he mum'u(hn meunre. ', lm‘ muu of Tepublican leaders; will Be given Pprivileged position_ um;aru-, zhead of an pending legislation.” A final vote .mext jweek was predicted, with confidence ex- pressed generally . that _the . legistation would be nlvqed trom the ang(zvnkl- al jam. fflnmy. Although the ;bill will = have senate leaders said - tonight that they ex pected to lay it. aside teinparasily. during the next fow days’ for. passage’of several appropriation bills and; mly tew other measuces. D!CLAIIS JAPAN nr.“mu 3 TO BE rmAnn FoR wu. ‘Washington, F‘sb. l‘l.—RI'efu-kd J pan to make any mdve towarg ‘disarma- ment until she has conipleted her Battle: ship and cruiser program was - declar- ed by Representative mder. l‘éw\l!eln‘ today, “to mean P don by lnln for war ‘“unfess the Cool-headed men and diplomats vt Japan purge nu demagogue, jingo and ‘junkers that now appear to have the public eye ard ear.! Urging in a house - strengthening of Paclfic coast -defenses, Representative - Milier -declared’ &u al- though “every day of the ‘warld we hesr of the rattle of the sabre fro; | Pacific,” there was no Ibatwegn the, United - States .unless the latter made It.~ ' . “It might just as well be mamm now, better than at any timéin the fu- ” added the Washington representa- “that our Pacific ‘coalt atatps -will not lnd shali- not 4 he\m:u n uxude-ed Japan.” at the ‘closing session of its ani vention here today',elected il gqfie officers Rl vice president, Robert W, Chatf by; secretary, ‘James Cray, rer,. H. H. Richards, W.!'m'lf‘ directors for thres years, A, C.Tywer, Bridgeport; 11 J. WyTle: Ty m and 'William: T. Smith; 'lm i i #Wywm‘,s‘oz Tor the lumbe bumgk‘ri&mt‘ Jook for she Jumi wd; befln:d tLe ““ipetiod” 7" Tecession mo, N, Y., -mortally, ‘wounded by | New. York. Feb. Archbishop Doughe:: Boon o’ becsre .n riests of his diccese we oday.: The preiws Wi Lr mg where' the place. his. ele! Pm ot * of -“Philadeiphia; : nhl six vatien: by m-;o-.am 1 French .@. time | | mfl&'"&'“mo the depesits 7 “,, drunkenness, ths oner “Allen . in formally ' ani ouncing his aa.?; ‘mid ” ‘“ nt coltpany dt ununl lnd unauthor- phsed upon: me by daw,” - - ..Ths notice. wis posted after banking hours, but a. crowd soon gathered out- side and. police Were calied to guard. th office in Scollay square. Officials of, u - “were . -ud co- have left the inst "The company vhl:h has a capitaliza- 3| tiontef §1;229,500, has been the most ac- #ive in”thé <ity in soliciting business by ‘newepaper a. \vertising. Asa,.P. Frenth, formerly ‘a - United States district attqrney, -is president’of Simon Swig Is “vice ..It has a branch in the Rox- During the run on tiveral frust com- panies lzst fall ‘the Tremont com- papy. was forced to invoke:the aid of a - | niagty dayfmoratorium it withdrawals 'of . sxvinge accounts, bit wes able to the | Weather the - storm ol a- heryy run ‘at that "cl PRESIDENT. Dlmlfl THE BANK 15 SOLVENT _Boston, Feb.' 17.—The Tremont Trust y-was clesed by| Bank Commis- sforiér :JosephC. Allen. today soon aftgr ‘& | the-regular hours of business had Tnded. Coupled with the formal announcement his aetign was the'charge made by the ‘commigsioner that the’ banking laws of ‘the stite had been violated in the conduct 2 ‘the institution and that its capital had seriausly impajred ' by bad and n 5&&’2‘. with some other institutions, it &xperienced heavy withdrawals Tesult” of .the ‘alarm among depesits fol- lowing the revelations Charles Podzi’in' jail. “The president of the Tremont is Asa P. who_was formerly United States They for this district. Simom retary ; and Benjamin H. Swig, ‘treas- The bank s not & mén ser of the It Mas boih commercial its, the ' capilal i e, ’3 2. améunted to !ll,xl 771 mt ‘THe assets in ed loans on real ,BN, and loans on per- jes amounting to $6,942,415. THust has not” been able to overcome its aifficulties,” he =aid, “but I am cqnfident ;mmissioned has acted in of the wmmonlnl!lh and jts peopie. I do not think there is any occas sn for the public to becomw alarmed -over. the . condition of other banks." R The Tremont attracted a great mauy depositors, ‘t’is said, through its news- paper advertising and its practice of pay~ ing interest montnly in its savings de- ment. s staternent tonight Vice President Swig; declare dthe bank was solvent aficl safe. Tre statement also attacked Bank Cormissioner - Allen and declated there wereinfluences in the city hestile to the ‘Tremeont. A’Wm lumflll CASE 't » OF TYPHUS IN NEW YORK = New York. Feb, 17.—Another mvtcl- ‘ed case of typhus was discovered by city Tealth inspectors late today, waen they examined & batch of immigrant arriving on Manhattan lsland from the Ellis Is- tand immigfaton station. ~The suspect, & steerage passenger arriving here on the | teamhip Adriatic last Saturday, was tak- ento a hospital for observation. ‘City hesith authorities ' comtinued to wage their campaign against vermin-in- fested immigrants and neary 200 were held up during the day. Of this num- ber about 123 were detained when they were examined in the Grand Central station .after their arrival by train from Boston where they debarked from trans- Aunug vemsels. Allll 4 10’ DIWN“\'NIII R ll' HAVEN 2,221 IN 1920 New Haven, Conn., Feb, 17.—The New Ih:cn' police department arrested 2,221 persong in this cily in 1820 for drunken~ FotAMAmflhern—ScmFmH-h s-ummmm.umen.M ' cit This Year of $2,000, 000,000—Mr. Borah Declared 'I'Iltthel‘rvpued Appropr-ho-FulheAmylH “Navy Bordered on “Madness.” Mhflu. Feb. 17.—Bmphatic notice was.given in the sen:ts ‘toflay by Sen- ator. Borah, t:nbdun Tdaho, that ' he would - riot “abllicate” his Sudgment to that of President Harding Juring the next four years.. ’ Senator Borah's declaration came at the conclusion of rp clash with Sen- axor MaCormliok, . repubiican, Illmojs, over the question of Jisarmament. Tha Jatter had charged tha: the naval dis- Arrament propossls of Senator Borah “disarm” Mr. Handing in arrang- 4 general disarmament council. Senator Borah disclfimed any desire to harass Mr. Harding. Deglaring ', that proposed sppropria- tians for the army ana navy bordered “an mmadress” Senator. Rarah demanded thar the republican leades submit some defin- L programme lookxu to their reduc- on, . - . The -Tliino! ator, replying. sald that Senator Borah proposa’ ament . would, “disarm" ident-elect ‘Hardifg' in any possible negotiations look ing to a disarmament agreement among the powers, .The Tddho senator told the senate he wa willing to follow any prograurne the repiiblioan “leaders “wouid 6 e, bat in- sisted “that some programmme be forih- coming. Deciaring. that the govermment was confronted by & defioit this year of l 000,000, Senator . Borah sald this ted to “a gréaier menace than any- u-lnz the United Staies faced during the war.” “Taxes and appropriations. appropria- tlons and taxes! Have we lost pur cun- ning for other measures?™ he demanded. "1 say taxes and appropriations will nor CATTY you my republican friends, eut of this' condition. * There .must: A pro- gramme gomewhere. I have had tar temerity to submit iwo propesals, anc met wita faver. not «complain, T wil’ hing.; but what s tht pr-mfihfl A%k for something. I havt :dm 1o be patient 'lg\‘bm whispering ron the nuc.- into senate ’§n.rd W' Someihfpz Mmust 3} dawn by .2‘”‘,“'" NieCormis at- the- pugyestions mm —— ; Tex., Feb. 17 —Lunt. Atex- lhd!r Pearson, J. 1 rest singe he left El Puo last Thurs. or x, flight B ap &rmy- aifplase to Sani Antonfo. Uniform if rags; face unchaven, wora out ‘from privations suffered in Texas' most la\smc waste “lands, the 25 year |old aviator rode into Sanderson last night on a- horsé borrewed froin ranchers. After less than threé hoiirs' flight from El Pago, he made a forced landing at 1.26 p. m. last Thursday in Reagan can- yon, 95 miles from Sanderson, miles away from .wire communication and hu- man habitation. For three days he win- dered without food, taking water from the airplane radiator to quench his thirst. On the feurth day he struck ~the Rio Grande. and floated down the stream on a nimprovised ‘raft until he was discov- ered by ranchers who gave him food and a ‘mount. -His arrival came as the 65 army aviators. who had combed Texas in search for him #ince last Fricay had al- most given up hope. Lieutenant Pearssn was en his way from Douglas, - Ariz., then to Florida to make ‘an_atterpt 2 transcontinental fl ht 3¢ Beurs on Washington's birth- A strong north wind dreve him from his course and, then his. engine choked, stopped before he could choose a landing and damaged the wings odf striking the ground. The trip bask to civilization was made, part of the time ,through a sand stormi LOTUISE TELLIEZ, WAR NURSE, COMMITS SUICIDE ‘ Paris..Feb. 17.—Louise ' Telliez, whe during the war belonger to the nursing organization headed by Edith Cavell, the nglish nurse eexcuted by the Germans. mitted suicide today, she having been lled ‘to:appear before & magistrate to face charge sof espic# Jv 2nd treason. It is alleged that she denounced several of her co-workers to the Germans in the days of the Some of the Paris newspapers reported that it was Mademoisells Louise Thull § 2" Belgian school teacher, who had beeu awgarded several detorations and who also served under Edith Cavell, that com- mitted suicide. , According to despatches to the Havas agency. Mademoiselle Thn- e vs the amousl” Teport of Chiet |¥ hilip, T, Smith, sent to the mayor to- :.,y“"-rnu covers the first' complete year under- national pm%l:ulonsanat-:::. = decrease 3 in the number o e total for 1319 bav- een 2,544, ne tota] mumber_of arrests tor, ’;:1 192¢ i this city was ¥ mvlm total of 9,552 in 1918. OULD PLACE TARIFF hd s @¥ HOBSE -SHOE NAILS (Sp':h.l «te 'fl\e Bulletin) 5 /Washingtéon, D. C, Feb.- 17.—Charles ?.-atuufd of New Haven appeared be- fore the ways and means committee urg- ipg" ‘@ tariff, on’ horde-shoe nal's. Mr. Stiddard is @ democrat.but doesn't quiiv #ed Bow it'is that ‘under the Underwood fAFIff the raw material for' horee-sioc najls:is. on. the dutiable list while the ummmmm-mfm«nw. FOR !A“ TROM THE lnlflll& M. COWATI ESTATE ; Bun Conn,, . Feb. 17.2Gitts to nh University mmm !o::: b;‘v m: e mmn» nde -a jues! o! $100.000 by the lata Richard-M.-Colgate | for_instruction_ih the Treshman year. —_— SUIT INVOLVING MOOSE MEMBEES WAS DISMISSED Sty Indianipolis, Ind., Feb. 17.—Suit for an aceounting brought by Wilflam George of Aurora, Ill. against certain officers and directors of the Liberal Life Assur- ance company of ‘Anderson, Ind., was dismiesed in federal court today by Judge. A. B. Anderson. In dismissing the suit Judge Anderson maid there was ne e\i- dence to show that funds of the.company had been wrongfully disbursed. James N, Davis of Pittshurgh, director general of the Loyal Order of Moose, and Redney H. Brandon of Mooseheart, Il.. #upréme’secretary of the' Moose erder, weer, among: those named as defendants. TO CONTINUE TO COLLECT 'INCOME TAXES ON PROFITES Hartford, ' Conn,, Fob. 17.—Wfae «of internal Tevenue will continue o collect income taxes on profits realizea from. suie-of capitil ‘asee's, despite the decision of Judge Edwin - & of. the United _States. distri 0 that” such ga are not taxabie income. James J, Walsh, | eollector .for Conneoticut, said teday. The bureau has authorized the unitec ,atterney for Cohnecticut to make tn appeal to the United States supreme eourt. ‘Thomas' cently as experts who believed| capital Is as to ‘..m\-hb- 1o be obsolote. Semator 'MaCor- Pry for disarmement conferences betweem the United ; States, Great Britain and Jagpan, and for-suspention. of the American naval building “pian. le senator seeka” said Mr Mo Cegmick. “to have America pause in her lai"rs for her own defense; to substi tute for tried and proven engines of War, others of which “tire vale s umkhown, and to have . the president te other naval powers 4> a conference on dismren- amént affer we have stopned arming, While Japan continues Lo do s0, and while the' British, foroe is iwice as pow wful S the American.” Senator Borah's. sucgestions, Mr. M- Cormick declared, would “confuse and hamper the president-glect in the dis- charge of the heaviest duty whith. he has to perform.” Referring 4o the Dritish and admirals named by Se h re- midk said the superinrity of capital ships was challenged by “tae literary adenirais and my friemd, Idaho.” Senator Borsh, responding. seid that he had net advanced any - “pripesition that the ed States be disam «d while other pations arm.” But “merely. ventur- ed to suggest that we suspend u little 1o ascertain whether certain types of ves- sels it is proposed to construct n1e ef- fective to make & modern navy Reofring 1o Senator MeCormidk charge that his course would “disarm’ Mr, Hacding’s’ dlsarmament efforts, Sen. ator Borah said that he had no sudh’ de- #ire and added {hat -he would net “sb- dicate” his judgment to the presidents. “How congress. in expreswing Ma opinion on a ma‘ter which conoerns éon- gress alone, can embarrass 1Ne president, 1 cannot under stand,” sa!d Mr. Borah. \ Much mystery surrounded this “em- the grest senator. frome Jarrassment’ that [ am wholiy unaifle to comprehend. We have heard mmch for a nod frem the ¥ hite House Tress has been accused of abdicating Ifil : only its judgmrnt but its funcfiona” “Let me wiy iwre, without disrespect the . preaiden’. e, ! “he coneluded, that I siall pot abdieate wy DY more luflre 1'«- -nt (u? m‘l 1 have m‘ J -m MARGARET 'lufl. DEFENDS COMMUNITY CENTERS Washington, Feb. 17.—Members of eon- gréss who, she #aid, had opposed appro- priations for local conimunity centers en the ground. that they were “breeding un- rest” were warmly taken to task by Mise Margaret Wilson, daughler of theé pres- ident, In an address at today's session ef the national woman's party econvention here. Declaring thers was no evidemcs to_sunport the charge; Miss Wilson ms- serted that, even granting there was such eyidence, it was “not the business of congress to supervise the activities ot Speech of those they fepresent” but the “business of the eourts to try the indi. viduais who have broken the iaw.” Speaking as a representative of the aa- tiona] community eenter erganization. Miss Wilson declared mors eould be.ac- complished toward true self government and necessary soclal reforms by the er- maniaztion of local groups into co-operd- tive. thinking bodies than throuhg the workings of party ~rzanizations. On this sround she adv' g .immediat edisband- ment of the nai..nal woman's party, which, she said. was not in a brosd sense “non-| and zanized for the purpess of “building wp # woman's machine,’ which would net be “more honest or effective than & man's machine.” Prior to Miss Wilson's address, hew- ever, the executive committee-of the: na- tional woman's party had placed befora the convention a recommendation , that the organization be contifiued, though re- organized uncer another name, and Witk A new program and a new executive board. 15,000 BUILDING TRADESMEN ' ARE IDLE IN BOSTON Eoston, Feb. 17.—The deadlock be tween the employers, and the workmet of the building trades in this eity, as s result of which 15,000 men are in ldlenes: and construction of buildings valued. a( several million dollars has been stopped remained unbroken after a conferemer Dbetween the naries in interest at City today, 1t was sald neithen side could any basis for compromise in Maye Peters’ proposal that work be resumed af a basic wage of $1 an heur until May i antl ‘that the wages for the rest of the year be 80 cents an hour. The emp! now offer 90 cents an hour as the wage while the union demands retention, of the 31 fate provided for under the reeentiy expired working agreement. —_——— TO PEEPETUATE POLITI(AL COMMITTEE OF FORTY-EIGNT Washington, Feb. Tlans to parpet uate the committce.of forty-cight. ergan ized as a distinet nolitical group during the last presidenital campaign.-as & foun- dation for. the “great-liberal party of the future,” were announced by J. AL H Hopkins. chairman of the mgtienal execu- tive committee, in an address tomight be- fore the national woman'e party cénven- tion here. > The committes will eall a conventier of delezates from all states to méet iy Washington in_the near future, Mr. Hep kins sald, preparatory to organising. ir eath state for the 1922 congressiona ¢tlections. L4 2 MEN HAD DYNAMITE AND BURGLARS' TOOL! Newton, Mas: 17.—Two sticks -of dynamite. caps and e, drills, hammert and a set of burglars’ tools were found { ‘man unlighted aiitomoblle that wi stopped Al West Newton early, today. Two men, who carried loaded- revol vers; wers arrcited and (wo com-aniont eacaped. - The nen, who gave the names of Walter Boylan of New York anfl Wii- Tlam Andersen. nn address, wers “.argeG with having bi~ ® ra’ thels un tac:r Por- session, “earrving loaded revilvers a¥l unlawfally earrying euha.\u