Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 9, 1922, Page 1

NP i Ui SEret P VoL LXIV—NO. 35 ! POPULATION 29,685 - Nonwmu, RISHGOVTCALLEDUPONTO e oo ceremonies at cily hall. Cordon of anes and Secret Cha::l;_‘n-;:: ;Ilm[h n:;ilu ::dnue : / Service Men Guarded Na- | Siz i 7 #orotimatcs sn rous; iovecpnele AlG < : er. - panese Government Affairs Renewal of Unrest Caused by Taking of Prisqners Across the | tion’s Treasure. i Bocauie of ‘an outbreak of mmndssza|- For Many YG.", Border From Ulstér—British T Are to Act in Sup-| “nnsen. ren 8.—Blazing seaffold- | SMONE the Imates the Connectiout stale prison at Wethersfield has been ciosed te Toklo, ‘Feb. 8 (By the A. ‘P.),—Co\mt ing-and repair materials, accompanied by | the vuhhc by the pfllon officiats. iral Suk: 1 Kaba; port of Gvi‘A!lawflty in Norlfhem Ireland in Defeme the expiosion, of & bagrel St kerosene Ak i il of the Japanese privy cil on the Yoof of the treasury buildingy Hearings on varlons bills reiating ta = DT el enp (mer 2 daylight saving were begun by the| Minster of war, died at his home here of the Existing Frontier Until a New One is Established | threttened tho strictune for hait an hour | 3fzssschuseres’ legisiative ‘committes on | 1oday at the age of 85 years. He had late today, until\the fire was bmughl legal affairs. been suffering of cancer for some time " 3 under control. with nearly every engine — = May Create a New Breach Between North-| . or o Ty iy ooy et | A noaring on peifion to make Wor-| _Coust Kabayama, who was chief of tion. A blueprint laboratory and & small | cester tg capital of Mgasachusetts | the naval staff in tH€ Chino-Japanese ern and Southern Ireland—Michael Collins Says Qut-| coniractors shack on the roof were de- | opened before th Massachusetts legis- | Y2T: had been prominent in Japaness stroyed. Treasury officlals estimated | lative committee on mte tmnflm—a- governmental .n;irl‘for a number of break is Not Due to Boundary Dispute, But to Fear of | "5, 5 s "o ne™; o, ; B The millions of dollars of the nation’s Like most of :'W.-fl' ors, Ad. 35 ok / treasure stored in the building was| Admiral Baren Kato and other members L s nave] leaders, Ad- Fate of Prisoners in Londonderry Under Sentence of | suarded by a cordon of United States |of the Japanese arms conterence deia: | Tiral Kabayama came from the renown- Boy Scouts inducted Mavor !1&4: Kahayamanf.lapm Had Beén Pi'ominent in Ja- BILL PASSED SENATE 58701 Semtor‘Gerryothodel ind&d&gfimnfingVote— Bill Retains the Provisions Which Relieve Cooperative . Associations From the Application of Laws Prohxb!t mngMtorUnfurBunneuPncucu Washington, Feb. §—The house co-|amount greater in value than such as operative marketing bill; a measure des- | are handled by it for members.” ignated to ald the aegigmigural interests This it was allegea makes it impos- and pressed by the farm bloc, waz pass- | sible for co-operative associations to be ed by the senate late today. Only one | “stolen” by a group of individuals who vote, that of Sepator Gerry, democrat, [ merfly hy declining to admit new ‘mem- 9k e by =d province of Satsuma. He was born in | Rhode Island wag cast against the meas- | bers resolve themselves into a closed . mwenmminfi;e;u::dwfi:im;:' valyabie SRl next el 10 1eTS TASMAEION | Xovember, 1836, the eon of a Samural, 2 | Ure. cored Porporatiop. Without the amend- Death. bineprints were destroyed, it was said. = {oioweriof & farial forty Two other smators, Brandsgee. repd. | ment. the group would be able according £ \ The roof has been under repair for sev.| Sleering sickness fa appearing in Russin | TH® jearly part of Kdbayama's car®er | lican, Connecticut, and King, democrat, |to senators, to engége in competitive London. Fhe. 5.—(By the A P.)—The ritory excapt with the'consent of myself { ora| months, - on & emait scale which would causs gres: | K4S passed in the army. b Utah. were faired aginst the meamye | trade, buring other farmers’ products to government this svening toecaptid the [ ahd. our Dister goverrmeds alarm In a country less hardemed tp| Kabayama always was g etudent of |and withReld thelr votes. The vote wi.s|a#n unimited extent The amendment s “This “series of = dastardly outrages TS iagnmeTonmas wholessle deaths, naval technique and his special knowledge | 58 to 1 and the genate's action was re- | limits any assoclation to the handling of provisional government of Treband asking | Ly nec o e forgotten; it mercly | CONVENTION OF NATTONAL made it poesible to transfer him from the | §arded by some as the most sweeping |the commodities of non-members so that t to dbtain the relegse of all prisoners | strengthens our g“mm“h. [hn what DRY GOODS’ ASSOCIATION The Salvadorean national mesembly has | 27MY to the navy. His tranafer oceur- | of the victoriés yet attained by the farm | what was described as a throttle of lo- 1aken across the border from Ulster, Ulster has she holds.” — issued a decree restoring the repubde to|TS3 after he had attained the ramk of - New York, Feb. 8.—Opposition to en- vureiys stad major general. 0 A his The government also telegraphed the actment of tariffs which would become | s orney g o B ts ool rear AL o . sez lord with the rank of rear admiral and commander of the Britieh troors in Ire- | PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT “ formerSonmdtan. Tond B S e et ool trade barriers £o Nigh as fo defeat thair B bloo since, in ting the house bill | cal business could mot be obtained. the senate ove: dts own judiciary | Other ‘important provisions of the bill committes which had reported a sub- | prescribe that no member of the asso- e o / — five years later he became a vice admiral. | stitute measure. The substitute was de- | ciation may have more than one vote - € , PROMISES TO DO 1TS UTWOST| o%n economio iqirposes”” was voiced | The 100,008 dammge suit fled againet| TH® exploit which won for him ever- |feated 56 to 4. The bill now goes to |in directing its activities regardiess of o Trnes b B e e i today before the anmual convention of | Governor Lee M. Huseell of Miscioaipei |[26ting Jabanese fame obcurred in the | conference for adjustment of Aifferences | the amount of stock he kolds, nor ean To ask for reinfofeements if neceemry. London, Feb, 8 (By theé A. P.).—|the National Dry Goods' association. # by Frances C. Birkhead of New Orleans, Chino-Japanese war, when, bacause of an with the house. any assoclation pay dividephds on stock alleging seduction will be calted for tria] |86t of reckless courage he won the tiile As passed hy the senate tha bill ra. | or membership capital in lexcess of § talns the provisions which relieva the |[per cent. & year. = co-operative assoclation from the appli- With respact to the authority grant- cation of laws prohlbiting trusts or un- [ #d the secretary of ‘agriculture to econ- falr business practices, placing the au-|trol attempts to monopolize or restrain thority to determine when such acts have | trade the bill provides that notice of been committed With the secretary of ag- | charges or alleged violations must be glculture. The jsenate substitute would | served on the offending association and have made the' associations amehcable |1t must he given an opportunity to de- to the present laws ard it was around | fend itseif. 1If found guilty of charg- this point that e revolvzed in the |es, the secretary of agriculture may er- o Michael Collins, head of the provisional Mn Howard sasgerted the American cosunten Chamberiabs, 1hS . SoTeehpont |\l et ob Boythtin: 12sTauds reohiak] Firmide Naxtmaidsmora tor- cortita. goota| o i T X\ Dy catied ! of “Wikt Rpar.' Kabavama. A -Chinese wise of commene tonight 116 said that | toNight to the British government's rep- { manufactured in this country thdn they s writer_applitd It, and the Japanese liked Tecelpt of & telephone message from | T*entations ‘conterning the kidnappings | are soid for abroad. Charles A. Howell, & ter of-the |t S0 well that it has been ‘allowed _to iane Spender, sweretary f the Ulster | i Northern Ireland. He gaid these ha “The farmer.” he &ald, “Will be forc- | pennmyivania rainosd way toured of 5 |CHNE to the distinuishel officer as a At- abinet. on behall of Sir James Crajg. | Peen due to apprehensind regarding the|ed out of the domestlc market unless |satchel containing $4,719 by two men |tmE summary-of a bod act, (ne premier, detaifing fhe Kidnalpings | Men under sentence of death at London- | Some methods can be found whereby the |who pounced upom him inside the rail.| I the helght of the battle of the Yei- » members of the govermment hery met dérry, but that the provisional govern-|farmers' exportabls surplus can be se- iroad yards at Baltimore, low sea, Kabayama, who was then chief and decidad 1o sand telegrame to (ha gen- | ment was fdoing its” utmost to ensure | gregated from that required for domes R ~. |of naval staff, suddeniy appeared on the eral officer commanding ‘he ‘yoops in | ihe =afé return to their homes of those | tic consumption. and sold on the mar- | Secretary Weeks announced he had se- | ®°N® In a smatl transport call the refk- lreland and to Michasl Cofine, As head | Kidnapped. kets of the world for less than the do- {iected Colone: Luks Oailan, Bristol, K. 1, |Y0-Maru. = Seelng the Ja-anese warship i the provisional government. mestic price. and Colonel Henry A, Shaw, Worcester, | lyei in danger from the shell fire of the : y nger ¢ e week the mbjcct Was before the wen- | der the asmociation 1o “cease and de- s ¢ Richard B. Webber, president of the | Mass, for nomination Is in the inese wa p Teiven, Kabayama start- | ate, v wist” and in ovent of its fallure to de e - viei PIYTEE\ AKRESTB MADE FOR A . nation as genera n t ppoch ";'.“,': e ,"’:,m,”f,_',";,,"’f'.:; assoclation, declared it was opposed 1o | officers’ reserve conge. . ol for the Teiyen at full speed to ram | -The most Important of the amendments | 30 the ease than may be referrad to the ottt ol o g b R e KIDNAPPING IN ULSTER| G section of fhe Fordney measira 3 her. The Tetven got away, but Kahiyya- | accepted by the senate was one provid- | federal courts for enforcement of the e THOViroly OF () NN TFa b Dottt T h -| which provided for ths American val- | Prasecution of shepkeepers whe sell | M3 Savéd the Hiyel as weil as a ‘Japaness | ing “that the associations shall not deal | order and the filing of such decress ar Ol SR et 1 b s T T : ast, Feb. B By theld. P.)—A|uation plan. With rates proposed in the | groceries and other merchandise in viola- | BuTboat. Wis act tontributed greatiy 10| in” products of non-members to an | the courts deem equitable. and will act ¥ port of the chiil s | iarge number of the leading, unlonists of [yil such a plan would greatly decrease | tion of the Sunday -Biue Law: has pean |13pan‘s wetory in the battie. = Also s ! / % i the el o s B {“T’tmm Ffrmanag?;(k?nd T)(v;rofne, m'hl:g- the dutfes on- most manufaciured arti- | ordered by CommisSioner of Public Safe- | dramatic quality attracted the attention o 5 i ew ome s establisheds | Ulster area, were kidnapped from their cles. he eai tend to increase of the entire world. The ddmiral's ser- | .- B 2 the government of Nowiern | homes early today-and taker to unknown | yict :(:::1 e mor e el ook sp e viges in the war wih China won him the | SOUPTERS’ BONTUS WOULD CALL INVESTIGARING ANRE S s ests their assistance.™ 53 i taking a huge slimn in 1921, | Gold bars valued af 52,500,000 title of count from the court of Japan. FOR 3350,000,000 TAXES YEARLY | MUSCLE SHOALS OFFER The telegram 1o Michael Colling re- | (Continued on Page Seven, Col. Four) | riiwing an unprecedented Business i1 | haue neon nevt bo(he Bt et ors | In later life he Became governor gen- eated the information from Colonel 1920, newspaper /advertising is zetting | ernment and. sent to Sweden for remint- | ®ral of Formosa and served both as mini Fenstiington, Feb, T—A tenteitve es-| Washidgion, Jch. 3—The opeaing ses- Spender and. added: Y back to normal, Louls Wilev, business |ing,. arrived in New York on the steam- | tor Of education and minister of homa af- [ ttmate of $350.000,000 yearly as the ::::lln:( of he. FYis antract clter for -=~."—n?3‘ ik zr‘v‘u“’i‘::r‘ir:h“‘gn\‘:r;m.:‘( Ry of m{- ;\;‘:w ork "_flm-s told | ship Nyland from Stockhoim. mer}l; :::t ':r’: SLueS mpent A% 8 |amount of special taxes that must be| arcnase and lease of the government's wkes 1pe gravest view of the situation.| o bt 020 Mo riley renoriea nesmon A . lald to finance the cash feature of the|properties at Muscle Shoals, Alabama, P s ¥ ¢ the truce amd | . Washington, Feb. 8 (By the A, P.)— n 1920, Mr. Wiley reported, newspa- | The detachment of Amerlcan marines i o e e Al ofrevoived today principally « about the Are - bEbacic ] Mnoyuce And | Construgtion work on fourteen capital| pers of the TUnited States were paid |whic hhas been s:atfoned at Camaguey, e e o e Felitine h manatacturehor) feitll- e e it yott ang | #hiDe Wwas suspended today by order of | $700.000,000 or advertising. During the |Cuba, he withdrawal of which was re. Thomas, §. Weaver made today at an executive gession of | [AWFE rHINE 1o TATEIRONIT O reeds. e i e e e e ire na o | Socretary Denby under direction of | readjustment of last vear, howerer, 11% |cently osdered from Wasnington, arrived Hartford, Conn., Feb. §—Thomas S.|majority members of the house Wars|Secretary Weeks of the war department - gl % # ; President Harding. The step was taken | newspapers in 26 large cities reported a |at Guantanamo from Camaguey. Weaver, .superintendent of Hartford ocreaey % case of the prisoners and provide against|;, .. iicipation of ratification of the na-|loss of business, he sald. any recurrence of these grave cutrages. and means committee, The exact amount | appearing ag/the first witness, repeatedly 7 schools, for many years and former news- Mr, € mberiain’s -statement was made val limitation treaty which rasulted New York city's lose in 1921 was giv- The United Statés district cemrt will declated his doubt am to whether fertll- v paverman of {-rominence in this section of | that 18 to be dbtermined upon and the -l;.c,:rc,,.,m be manufactured vhn'uu;gn e oo amtate | from the Washington conference and.|en ae 10.000.000 agate lines of advertis- | reopen in New Haven Feb. 28, it was an % - the state, @ed suddenly early thk morn- | sources from which it must come will be aesed be- . C i ot Avtim | Bnder which oniy three of the vessels| ing: Fhicago, /7.000.000: Philadeiphia, | nounced yesterday, and cases under the | ing of heart trovbie taken up tomorrow by a sub-committes T s e e s ssuth and & brother of -the Ulster pre- | NVOIved will be completed as warcraft Boston, 00000 Baliemors, [V ol SAcwili b ReMeng TUSTA ] M SuiveTEInA Tein W"““""’“' headed by Chairman Pordney. * ter the government's interests in the , vho challenged the.government te|The Other eleven will be- scrapped or : Detroit, 11,000,000 :“C!eve‘and- a long docket of these, of schools since June, 1900, and was a'l ool ot it was fot the In-| 3106.000,000 invesyment alrgpdy made clear i's poiicy on: the boundary | CONVerted to merchant ships under the St. Louis. 3,000.000. 7 park commissioner and former president (m"‘m"’ s ASy DAr: sither of| #hould. be ,nwmmm In the offer as it o W werned ik (n\pmmen’( treaty provisions, Mr. Wilev asserted that, desnite the | /James Domald, an irom-werker, fell ten | of the of park commissioners. He 3 o > * Secretary Denhy actad after Assist-| wave of ralsing nrices which swapt the | atories while working on the new Hotel e q-was lnf\!r‘:‘bl'» 2'! ”"\"lw, Seoretary Roosevelt had discussed | country during and after the wap ad- | Statler in’ Ndagara Square, Buffale, N, V. (;‘ -rr:“mw:“‘rr“r‘:;ahn:’o :x :d“ with President Harding the terms of tha|vertising space was the least affectdd, In|He has an even chance to recover, hos- rom t oo . 3 . 522 o =3t Increages in the cost | pital surgeons say, and Kinap people and | 7oAt affecting the mnew ships. = Mr.|the face of grea i ¥ . 3 the intsrest or principal of the British| was drafted. s::f:hfi m'ffifl'{‘r:ff'i’.“. :{n ar:m‘x?”fl'; or other foreign debts In connection with| To alter existing nv-mmmt policies A s e b it the homps. They sald that something | rerarding the leass of /real estate or e ey | ArOURd $350.000,000 & year. wowld take | other properties and permlit & 10 year He.was born-fn_Willimant! = o | Harding aporoved the suggestion that|of newspaper.produetion. ——— 5. 18454 8on of William L, Weaver, tflen | CTe bf the cdsh payments to. be made vd’z.-o of th‘- :ntef power y:uchfn.ry and \.. Ch eriain, afi dlbg hiss ¢ 1 work he brought to a standstill immedi- “The rate per agate line 100,000 copiec Chester W. White, member of the fi-|editor of the Wilimantic Journal. He |OVer the two and one-halt years period | dams in Alabama, |ho,oec.rllr_v repel‘l’; L % ,,’,“\";,‘_"‘:."1 e eaea=) ately on the eizht supedreadnaughts and | of New Tork papers has advanced rot | nance commission of the town of Arling-|learncd the printer's tride in the office | Deginning January 1. 1923, and that the edly would be an unwise act and shou mand 3 3 i six battle cruisers pending final action | ™avs fhag twa cents in elght years™ he | ton, Mass, and chief accountant of the ander in ?:«hiflr;ry;f-"v:d.‘;n:d::‘tl::;lnn L P e s «h-‘-u'd “notwithstanding the notable ad- | Everlastic Company, Inc, of Chelsea, 5 g st fof~the- pro- | PUiIding operations thus halted have cost | vance 11ation In that period. was held for the grand jury om chargs sinnal government was that the pro- | the government approximately $5.000,000 | e finding of definite and eertaln sourcesyrot be permitted. He advocated a re- & : ';;,“:{ 'L";g::, ml_;:""f"'h:i,"f'f;,';‘f:, from which tn obtain this amount was|duction in the time clause from 100 to olght vears and for a short time Iis ed- | their immediate concern. 507 In the event congress should e of larceny of §24,000 from the com-|itor. In 1567 - he went to Woreester, | The first question before the tax mh- | cide to aceent the offer. sinnal governmer i {a month. | MERGER OF o1t coMraxims pany. Mass. and for several years was con.|COmmittee will be that of deciding| Another often reiterated suggestion fn- ry, te-punish the lawhreakers. contracts for the nmew ships would be b Siensy Murray, the S1-yoar-sld megrs|In 1878 he assumed the position of ‘tel- | to eome i the. Tarbd ol b | wouli reilibe. &' Sxsd . capiialisation for The message from Colonel Spender | cancelled. The ultimate cost to the gov-| New York Feh. §—Fliing of the char-| Who thot Patrolman Danlel McShane fa-| egraph editor and paragraph writer on the | Sources or whether the taxes will be|would reasire u fixed capitalzation for read Mr. Ahamberiain ' repeated the | SThMent of this cancellation cannot be|ter of the Shell Union Ofl company at|tally in a gun fight with fifty police- | New Haven Restster, and was with the | spread e eht pm’n!h’:; Thoss | creatsr The secretary said mo provi- 2015 of the excesses kfown fo have|9rmined in advance. but maval off-|Dover, Del. today marks the final chap-|men in Hoston, on Jamary 31, was held |paper four-years. He assumed the posl- | the burden as Mght as pos! et Or ool Textutedl in il ol s erabtoting & R = A MR A th"“‘”' believe that a considerable saving|ter in the merger of the U'nion Oil com- | for the grand jury on'a murder charge tion of special writer on the Boston (ilvhe who have to na‘}. Tt :a_- ud‘ ’;v T s st o4 lwhuh 'hf“ w\emm‘ml v had captured eleven men | i1l be made through today's action. pany of Delaware- with the Shell Trans-|In superior court. in <M2%2, but remained there only a few [ Were two schools of thought In the com-| capital T : ' o Some o ight recover, in whole ,or in part in who it had. beth prove need 1o tha| Only oma capltal-ship-under construe-|port and Trading company, as ratified months. He then became editorial writer | mittee on this luestion. Some members|might TR Sk, ':m‘f' ';‘:l:n's;},,,:,,-:‘:d tion Whs exempted from today's susmen-| by shareholders of b/h corporations in| The body of a well dressed unidentified | on the Hartford Post. whioh position he|emphasized that it would be the purpose :",,:":'h the ht",“""l“' :L' fl:m::.‘:: irim. and who were in the pos. | ¥on order. She is the Colorado, more | November, 1921, young yoman was found, upright, beside wiheld oight years. His, health becoming 110”80 arranke the tax procram ag to in-| impose thfough legal means a pemaity bombs, 'revolvers and trame. | th2n nimety per cent. complate and| The incorporation makes effecttve an|Dile of pipe in a storeyard. 180 fext be- [fmraired he resigned and assumed the | terfere as little as possible with the re-|or for 45; uld ¢ -,c::r:pn;\l al s ; which wili be retained n the permanent| oil producing, refining and -shipping cor- | 10% the roadway at the Broklyn end of |editorship of the Wilimatic Journal et s e atiog e e aeTapkrg ot farthl feplving te eharges by Captain Craig|fieet: poration with a potentlal capital of one|the Manhattan bridge. Mr. Weaver joined the city staff of the| There was sald to be a drift of senti- egarding the manufacture o - ey B it v Sl gy g BAToT RTEre o Tt amnbrasess the gatos —— Hartford Courant in 1893 and remained [ ment in the committee for a tax of pos-|lzers and their cheap delivery to the e e % S et - G : propertics, Including ofl elds owned by | Bem T. Nash of Broad River yesterda | with that paper until his arpointment as | @by one cent a gallon on gasoline and | farmers of the countrs Mr. Weeks mald expense of Northern Irw'av;d \;r | TABIOES INSERATION ELARE: the Union Ofl company of Delaware anA | (iScovered a perfect specimen of a trilo- ntendent of schools. In the latter also a levy on the transfer of stocks and | there was no b R‘na:i: Nrflmn in his I R T S DISCUSSED AT WHITE HOUSE |1 fatters holdings of the Unlon Off| Pife a fossil of an artlculated animal| position, he Tiad attained prominence, be- | bonds. These ang omly two of a score|mind ahat that was possible. 5 xouid he prejndiced by the ammmfr:'nt eompany of California on the one hand| Which existed in the paleozoic age, in a|ing well known throughout the state. of suggestions and it was made plain Tf 1 thought ¢ ad v k;wn;f.m of the f & boundary commission. He aso re-| Washington, Feb. 8—Tha varions val-|and the American properties of the Roy- | PiSce of sandstone from a quarry in Sll-| Mrs. Weaver died two years ago. Thers | that there had been no decision as to| Broject by Mr. Ford would effect a ma- " had hroken th, t e rinciple of the i i1 the other. x = A% e} Myt 5% o 3T Sare Tn or e > ween SirJames Cralg. the Ulster pre- | bétween Presfdent Harding and repub- | OFganization sof a consolidated company :;",;D;;"W;;m v:n;mf: ‘_-,{.'gk rma!:se o "l‘;i': Ja::‘:'h:;‘ v‘r&fil‘;l;:: F’:;‘j?:":;:; GROWERS. QF CONNECTICUT |® In doubt as to that, 1 should Teetthte Michaal Collins, but i the ee | With 10,000,000 shares of no value, 3 o s ars val . S . 3 ait%: < s u,‘”w-a’:lr S ould p;f‘v\'\r;ps';\ ‘1‘::":1\::\' :t ',i',"“\i%n".f‘”;?fifij‘"“f";:;, 72 per cent. to he owned b; Shr;,lllr't‘:a‘:: and not limited by the Jajanese treaty | member of the Windeor Avenue CongTee2- | Hart{ord, Feb. 5.—The past year was|Euarantee. . . ; : { : act of 1913, the supreme court of Canada |tlonal church; of B. H. Webb Council | afi. of the worst ever experienced by the —— ment in the boundary commission |decision ar between the proposals was | POrt Interests and the remaining 28 per e fent Or- o v #n impartial chajrman to which | left to the senators, who expect fo re-cent. by Union OL roled. [RoyalgArcanum. and of the Anclent Or- Lhohaceo growers of Connecticut, sald | NINETY DAY CRUISE ON THE oth sides could urge their claims sume eonsideration 6f the problem to- | St — der of United Workmen. : President John R. Stewart of Windso; . LOOKOTT FOR ICEBERG! In the honse of commons tonight Win- | morrow. LITTLE PROGRESS IN SOLVING 'an:.cd.:;scr\.:rl:r D‘; m:i-i'!“"’ !di'—:;:: e e lr: s opening ad&:r!n-d at l{w mt‘:m =g < ston Rpencer Churchill, secretary o s . 0 v um. was elec A nifith annual meeting of the New. Eng-| New York. Feb. 8 (By the A. P.). —The onjea, 8a'8 AN fovernneit. h{u"dr ',‘? ungrrn:‘::d'”':m}.::: 'hh-n gk e g MR (T ATION NVRDNE |s Iamber; of fhe Acaliemy of Medicine. 1t | INCREASE IN FOREST FIRES |land Tobacco Growers' asssciation at| staunch little cutter Seneca of the United *1 from Michael Coliins a telegram | As to the wisdom of discarding the Amer- | ' Los Angelea Feb. 5.—Officers trving | bone oo Ume 2 woman has Scentpy E e the Y. M. C. A. 1t cost a large amount | States coast guard salls today bn the firel e effect that the outbreak on the | ican valuation plan, as originally writ- | to solve the mystery of the murder of RSN ST Trchen 2l Wortcester, Mass, Feb, 8.—The rall-| ofpmoney to raise the 1821 crop, he con- | leg of a ninetyday vigil among the berg- e trontier was not Aue (o any quen- | fen intn the house WI. Thus the field | William Desmond Talor, motion picture | ™" roads of Missachuieits, yarticularly, the | thiued, and the copaltions in the coun-| intested waters oft Newtoundiand and of o v = 1y v & A h . New Have: e rand B: % by 44 s e s ol el et D e :gre‘?:t e e et o | The frat national~ bank .of" Poalsbo, | (1o Boston & Atbany wers blamed today |0 the present time, so ssriously that| She will look out for the bergs which #ion as ta the fate of the prisoners in | both the committee and the government | brogress in the past 24 hours. L. | Wash. was entered by bandits who blew | g0 1 e "\ 0t tn the number -of|sales up to this date had been practi-| breaking from the;immense floes of the Londonderrs under sentence of death. | tarlf experts assizned fo It have heen | The polica continued to concentrate | NS VAUt destroyed trrty rafs deposit | forqt fres in Massachusetts last vear at|cally negligible. North Atlantle. travel southward at this These sentences had been commuted by | sharply divided for several waeks their efforte upen. the search for da. |00XeS and escaped with cash, seourtties | "l R N e S B N i of Wor- | Treasurer Harry W. Case of Tariff-| season fo menace oosan trafe. eutenant, the miniater.addsd.| Briefly stated,. one. of thése . plare |sard. F. Sanas: former secreloms and ';‘flozzwelry to an amountestimated at|..ctor county. State Fire Warden M. C.|ville reported”a balance on hand of| The Seneca iz equipped with instras apnrehension had led to vioint | contemplated the assessment of dntlas on | butler for Tavlor, missing since Paylor Ll Hutehina criticized, by name, the two!$18.68 at the beginning of the associa-| ments for sighting bérgs, for detecting a=t’vity on the frontier. Mr. Coliing sall|the basis of the American wholesale | made a charge of grand larceny againet- 2 rax!roa,ds mentidned for a lack of coop-|tion year and receipts of $355.33, mal e had made special efforts to prevent | selllrly price of the imported artiele | him last August. Ing 59; oo wortil. of-breed-was thé, sen- eration in trying to prevent forest fires{ing a total 7ese acts of violence, although he had | with a proviston authorizing the presf The sheriff's offica here, according to and eaid there were more fires along the | totalled §37 not been aware of any act of clemency. | dent to proclalm Amerlean valuation and | the deputies working on the eate, up to | Loy eted out by County Judge Haskel | A} £ inerease or decrease the rates fixed in | tonlght had wound up At a “blank wall | cen iaiam Burke, 18 year old negro who their presence by changes in water tem- 4.01. Orders paid | perature, for taking soundings in the re- y ng a balance at| gions where bergs are found, and for lines of thesa companies than ever be-|this date of $99.63. broadcasting warnjngs by radio. fore, due to the fact that the rights of | The balance in the savings banks ac- MANIFESTO To PROPLE the Bill as changing conditione might | in svery step it had taken. This Investl- | or poser meny oo e e £21| way were not looked after and the nec-|count Is §500.78. TSBAND KILLS WIFE IN OF NORTHERN IRELAND | Warrent. The other would ratan the | gation, It was sald, had nothing to o | meroren, o0y, convicted sayer of two | [(oreare was mot glven to locomo.| Howard F. Russell of Sueld was| ™' row NCE OF FIVE CHILDREX g s 2 foreign market value of the Imported | with Sandg. 5 i s '“'_____“‘ tives. He saiq on the other hand _the | elected presidenit by acclamation, folloy PREEENC! Reifast, Feb. §—(BY the A. P.)—8ir |koods ax the basis for assessing dutles | The sheriff's investigators sald they,l wene Gasko, 13, taken inte sustody at | BOSton & Maine and the Central Ver-|irg his nomination by former President| ' T Feb, 8.—M y : ? . 2 s " , 13, . " Mida Newport, R. I, Fel rs. Mary e e e L Whekontne. of th in th seman for Tavlor, in an offor. to ob- foroght to New Tork in ovmnection with rhere. sems. t0. be bui one soluton. | by ncclamation ae followse, Vice yredt. | home In Portsmoutn today, surrounded 1and tiis afternoon declaring the Britisa | In abvn e o »dpurnm‘\ VB cofi- rtaln corrohoration or denial of certain charges of assauit ipreferred against Tex | i bl e THE - dre . e Ban . T F et P Wilorer {m-lu 4| by five small children. Adolphus Brown- Zovermment was responaible for today's | try where the goods were purchased. | statements made fo them by other par- | Ricicard, nght promoter, by thres minoy | SOme folks be I s o Tt T achley-| ell. her husband, was arrested 'and ar- Kidnasning outrages hecauge of its demed- | Proponents of each pian were under- | ties and that possibly some Iight Would | girls Offciers of the children's soclery Pomstiiiy e o e roed o | Bast: Harttora . freasmis ares US| raigned on a chargd o murder. He was Nization of the swcial constabutary fol- | #2004 to have ronrepe: their argu- | be thrown on the situgtion by this. gald she had been_missing since January ack of el e{lcy Hm gld:o 55 e Cans, T m‘_m; rer, arry committed to jail/ withéut bail. Elder lowins Irich truce, ments at somedJength. Senators said ¢ Peavey passed the day assisting of- |27, rloyes. 2 /One: New. Hayen Idomotive sef4 Case,: Taxi 7 children told the police that their father The Kidnaging ineifents of today de- | president had entered fully into the dls- | ficers\in checking over Tavior's effects at £ Lot eight fles on one run last_sprink. ?_ — e | had. not Been working and resented the {71 Sir James. wowd mrengthen the i cussion and that his views had proves |the apartment where the slaying occnr- | fisey-six men. including stx alleged | Of there-fires cost the road mearly 325-|TO ACT AS REPRESENTATIVE oF |had not been working and resented the 9 7 ris cfreriination Wiat Swhed | very helpful. red. writars ‘and sx aleged frequentar, | "% restonor . ot Conservation| PRYSIDENT HARDING IN Harrt|moici ol b : o T e ol (Al th esearch, Captalri Adume eeid |.taken, In'aidy; sondileted Dy thec Water: | Stalo Commlesionge of, Consmmtion] - L5 Brigadier.G « manifesto follows: 4 ; ere had heen no lgtters discovered and | p ol five alleged polcy joints | Willlam : gadier-Gen- NOT AN EMPLOYE OF NE N ury police on i1 policy I have received with grave concern iy e Aor oy | that he mever nad Seen any letters 2. | Tucsday mht, succeaded in eettling their | 0 fres reported 12 St year was 24%n that|eral John H. Russell, a marine corps fo-| LABOR TROUBLE FIGHT and deep regret news bf incursions into - MOX dressed to Taylor wlth the exception of | cases out of court. The writers uid $50 | 21221 acres. were burned Over‘ the cost|ficer of long experience, will leave in a RESULTS IN FATALITY X « i X ren, . §.— 2 x e and daughter. ese, he declarsd, | of $500. e pers: repr ve of es- , 0., Feb. 8.—, army. I send deepest sympathy to the | New Haven and Hartford raiiroad went!had absolutely mo bearing upon the | : i - _ | $13L,790 which does not take Into ac-|ident Harding in an attempt to clear up | mah was killed and a number of others relatives of those murdered and compli- | through the month of January without | case. Rt. Rev. B = count the real damage done the forest|the situation Involving American occu-| injured in a fight this morning at the ment most highly the varlous comstabu- | having an employe killed, sajd a state- shey MYTTW. o Sns amapy While Assoclated Press Blespatches priests of the diocese attemded)the fu-|STOWth. pation ‘which has been' the basis for| riant of the Wkeelinz Steel corperation lary forces wiho so promptly rose fto the | ment ismied tonight by F..W. Mitchell, | from Washington announced the navy | neral in New Haven of Mrs. Margaret i o many complaints by natives and others| here. #The plant resumed operations yes- oecason and displayed great gallantry | supervisor of safety and examinations|department had forwarded to the police | Egan, mother of Rev. James J. Egan of | "EMORIAL TO ROOSEVELT and for several investigations. terday, after being shut down sinoe last o rid our borders of the enemy. on the New Haven svetem. This wasdescriptions of a deserter from the navy | Waterbury, yesterday, who died Monday. ON ANCON HILL, PANAMA | 4 General Russell served as commander | July, When the company and the Amai- Had the British government shown|the third time the 38,000 empldyes of the I'ho had used.the name of Strathmore | Other sons are Rev. Pr, John sourage and prescience this would never | rallroad passed through an entire month! of L —— of the marine forces in the island from | gamated "Association of Iron, Steel and ich was known to have been uséd by | jersey City, Major Daniel Egan of the| Panama, Feb, 8.—The erection of a November 1917 to December, 1918, and| Tin Workers were unalie ve oceurred. I place the responsibility | without a fatal injury. Sands; he police sald thev had Ao di | United States armly and Charles Egan of permu’e:’ memorial to’ Theodore Roose- | again from' October, 1319, until ordered | agreement. . on their shoulders for having demobilized | The bureau of safety of the New Ha-|rect Information from the department. |New London, > velt on n Hill was begun today. The | to- Wasnington for a conference a month —_— constabulary in e rr;:,: was nrn;(mzeq In 1914, nm! ;Eh‘ev professed anxiety to get the of- s memorlal ‘consists of the letters “T, R."fago. Prior to his service in Haiti he| ASKS WARRANTS FOR uce. 1 would have returned at|were 326 persons killed on the railroad's | ficlal = description. saving they eould master's | In Stone and cement, each lstter fifty | commanded the marine detachment = at - 3 NTS once had it not been necessary for me te | property in 1913. In, 1821 there wers | make good use of it. 3 n::en::;‘{ t.h‘u.‘,h.w(t:etg e:fi:'m.fm ot | feet high and Aorty-five feet wide, with|[Peking, servéd with the marinas i FRUmIEY AT 2ke prompt and vigorous steps n~this | 140 killed, making a decrease of 57 per = jto reach am in r — volunteers, the prospects for the rein- | Periods five fest square. Guam, Honolulu and Panama and par- Briagepo Feb. 38— imas- side to ensupe that sich an outrage on|cent in fatal accidents since the estab-| “MOONSHINE WHISKEY” Rlolant o h e alial strikers | —_— tcipated in the American - landing at| zewski oF Miiiford. g‘od:-‘",-:‘;.,,,fa his the people Of Ulster cannot again De|lishment of the bureau. In 1813 there REMOVES INK STAINS | would diminish as the strike mntln.ued \BRITISH STEAMER AFIRE Vera Crus. - attorney, Judge O. M. Plaft, to have war- perpetrated and that those of our people [ were 92 employes killed, as against 35 2 > the leaders last evening decided to eall AND IN SINKING CONDITION e e rants sworn out for the five prokibition- who were carried across the horder ars | last year, a decrease of 82 per oent. New Haven, ~Feb: 8.—“Moonshine | the strike off. . —_—— A-‘“‘""‘)‘ RECEIVERS FOR ‘enforcement agents and three Milford speedily returned to their homes. The recklessess of automobile driv- | whiskey” that removes imk Yrom hard- L Key West, Fla., Feb. 8.—The British FHE LOCOMOBILE COMPANY | poiicemen who. under Capt. J. Eno of ~ T may be redied upon te back up ev-|ers does much to swell the fumber of | wood floors was a gift to Fred Kings- “Andever day,” wsohednled for Hext steamer CoVlet, bound from /Avendale —_— sry individual ‘n whatever steps are con- | railroad accidents, says the statement. ton local broker, todav. Kingston, while! Saturd Yale university talled | for New O bandoned afire | - Philadelphia, Feb. S AT et R e a n roker, v. on, while| Saturday at Yale un % rleans, was abandoned. afi i , Feb. sidersd wise to suppert” our authorities, | In 1921 there were 27 automobilists kill- ” il el g 2 b H : o 8.—Anclllazy re- | raid Klimaszewski's home in a search for 3 moving into a new office, spilled a large| off last night following the receipt of a | and in a sinking condity tonight 12 ceivers for the Locomeblie company to| liguor. ~ and have arranged for the immediate|ed and 90 Injured at gmde,cro-uings of | bottle of black ink on the new fioor. Not | telegyam (from the Phillips-Andover | miles southwest of S nd Key. The|take charge of assets in the Philadelphia| ° — distribution of arms necessary to protect|the New Haven road. The records show | having ink-remover convenient, he Pried athletic authorities stationg that, the | orew was picked up by the steamer So- | jurisdiction were aprointed by the _fed-| Old Saybrook.—The Holy Name society ::; 'lfl‘rr.':":'v‘u’!;‘;r!flr:flg :::.‘, i b-_"miven. WEinE e Yo l:t?mobllel ;1:; whiskey which had beerl presemted |academy teams would be unable to make | roca and Will be taken to Savannah.| eral district conr today. They are E.|of St John's church held its annual 3 1 Aetermination, a8 | were driven through gates and into the The said ‘‘whiskey” re 4 the] the trip to New Havem - Oth which answered distress| H. ‘Havens. president - nouneed to Mr. Lioyd George Mondly.[mdes of pu-mg trains, reumni n t oot | X . o SR e AN r o K i | Sy RO, Mpubes ere nd ink, the stains. and bleached & large' outhreak .l influensa &t Bq' to | calls from the Coylet returned h t appointed by the Connecti “and ot to surrender any portion of our ter-deaths and 35 infuries hite spot in the floor. 3 , #chool. g o s e Corht 1 M ) that during the year 177 nt. Seven : - \nieht. " The Covlet recistercd 3.221 tona.| W. 6. Horner, Philadeiphia. bl Rt o