Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 20, 1922, Page 1

VoL LXV—NO. 122 POPULATION 29,685 OUNDATIONFORPEACELAD | 275 s ekt gt | = | ground of desertjon and misconduct. daced temporarily under. the command g 5; Major Gm’flem'y “T. Allen, com- AVE ? Frank E. Dunbar, X of the mander-tn-chief of the American ‘orces| . 3 3 ’ Boot Mills, and the Appleton MUy, both in_Germany, all the French troops sent ¥ & . of Lowell, Magss., dled yesterday. into the American occupled area to ro- % o te lieve troops of the American occupation- 3 9 Miss' A. M. Dinaplly, of Waterbury, 4l tbrces which have been withdrawn. iy o . B 2 was _appointed bacteriolozist of the o P 2 3% + Enfmnt mm e | . Brlmwn:clil’y,l:ml:orviw She is a . % t - i 5 £ : graduate of Bre university. XTI . P ¢ " h 1 : : : i fast, May 19Nt a af Conmectel Implicates Six Present or Past Postoffice Employes Such is the Claim Made by Lloyd George in Responding to oo 8 CHAR O Sehin': Al necticut s,“ scuml ; " - The graves of 40,000 Amoricau soldiers | * . ¢ P d | 50n ant mmt toue ot che worimen | ced After Operation, . - pressor. In France wil be decorated by the Pritl . York—Believes Capture Will Clear Up Theft of the Toast “Italy” at Luncheon to Newspaper Men and | Tio were killea outright and the others : i g post of the American Legion on Memortal | « . e ' Beimg. (ha. stiachers asked the. icthms | Aty n yole May 19—Thomas ¥, Me- | Cambridge, Mass, Nay 19—Atherton | 027 477,000 in Liberty Bonds—Might Lead to Cl el ring, the attackers as o victims | Aulifte ‘of Hiarif g Officials—Declared That the Genoa Conference Went |irine. the atiackers asked_ the. victims Ao L HartCord, former federal pro- | Kinsley Dumbar, of Cambridge, fellow | .\ o '\ s "ok iy of 0 ’ our 'Workmen Shot_in Belfast. ¢ for research in cryogenic engineering at : 1 i : v ithout a Hitch, “and That M a Whole | Zitnder aifo was wounded during the | ticut, died at the hospital of St Harvard, and Wiiliam Connell of Cam. |bOken, was sentenced to the penitentiacy of $2,000,000 Mail Truck Hold-Up in Lower Through W a h, t Means Shosiog. > tonight after an operation. - He' wi bridge, a carpenter, were instantly killed | {07 fifteen veats when he was conyicted COLLINS AND DE VALERA e iiondn:at 316,000 swditing tNal . ouen of & Ml 4 . way Last October—Unnamed Postoffice Inspector Lot”—Looks Forward to The Hague for the Harvest of > Ay | UNited States'court on charsos cf-acosple |@xygen in the basement of the Jefferson | sonstenr Montiasoms n ahirt maker of : TO- PRESENT REPORTS TODAY |ing a brive of $1,600from a oo Physicdl Laboratory at Harvard. An | snmoray Lofe Prance: faivd 15 report 2 5 Pl s G : s (e A 1|, NcAuliffes iliness dates back to t and six other students were in- | for work the other day for the rst time Ingratiated Himself With the Plotters—Other Seats Sown &t i Dall Blseant et today ‘experiing | nJ2nUaLY, when he was taken o & hieke | fured. - tweaty ‘yoarn. o was dead Genos, May 19.(—(By The A. P.)— world. There is real sympathy {or her |t lcarn somsthing of the progress cf n Hartford and underwent an op-| Dunbar, who was engaged in an army tors Listened to Conversation of the Gang With the Aid of Telephonic Devices. : New York, May 13.—A gigantic post-ipresence of the inspector, and. serie of office hold-up, surpassing in spectacular- | Uiem are alieged to have confessed. hing < s eration. His condition caussd delays in experiment in lquefylng OXYEen,| Germany's floating debt inucsased be- mier Liosd ¢ r:o{ol] Oreat exaru::‘: mg‘:\’*;" i R R :l:;x ne\rot:’:t‘:ol;)-a iein ;‘fi?lpf,;é‘:’:{ ::‘1.; trial, but did not interfere with an se= fi Dlown to pieces. Connell, who was | tween April 1 and May 10 oy 10,635,000 R Y e | 1ot e o e i maause Ay | e e e i & ton taken by State's Attorney Hugh M. | working in an adjolning room, was killel | 000 marks, and now amounts to 282,890 rerngen t5 (i AN n!wm‘lp.r men | were all trampeled upon In tne mem-|ecnalition government, but although Col- m“z’h'e ";nufl'-"d s{:“d county in ap; by the shock of the explosion. Two of |000,000. - and_ofticials, which also was attended | arandum of May 11. The first pecjudics |lius and De Valeri were present, moth-| P o02 CUHOE Siates suprome court fromlfhe injured wtudents were graduates as-| = . . ———— b5 British and American correspondents. | we have in western Europe 1s that if | ing way said un cais subject, Harry 5.[2 d i e e aqus. TSNS & Fabaprek Work. | The | othark; || Xh e Creck: 3 DItSbaren SUOHTD s ird Georpe vesponnding to. the | you sell goods fo @ man you ex-cct o | Biiand, of the ant-treaty group, mo-ed | THOMAs. This decision took the case ot |freshmen, were taking a lecture in a e 5 ] i The chief actor in this théft, Inepess iy and’ darifig any of the recent regis-|, " d, was Mo E < o[ Of the state courts. class room above and were hurt when |Were blown up with a loss of, approxi- : .| tor, Doran said, wa: Tis et w ng gr . The second is this: | that the house” consicer and vote on the | m _al re hurt w! t thefts of the million-dolat- atudlern, S r! it l‘w n‘o’y‘.:r:r ":I“yu liull:!(! ff"y‘:uldle‘:r‘.\- ‘r:z':ey to a man and he|points on which the committee of ten| The arrest-of McAuliffe on charges of|the’ rush of air blew the floor out. mately $1,500. No one was hurt. erea mail of 2 19-year-oid clerk in the registry ain's obliga o I fr 2 - and-up class, would have been pe: ot - . - " you, you expect he|failed to agree, and this was _taken |2ccepting bribes was - incdental - to the| The dead: % % o < | ins = e st A i “:;psi::d ey vow, The fhird is this: If|genorally as an indicatioh. that the:De state and county invéstigation « the ac-| Atherton Kinsley Dunbar, 30, Cam- m;“""'lnz’ e s bk disorarea ot :jg;:::m."n- sty 4 %o & man who has aiready lent|Valera-Collins negotiations had been of|tivities of whiskey runners in New Brit- |bridge, graduate of Harvard in the | Dlockad! ey il et ey B e | bl package . fo Somse poste T e i mmoman <o | You money and say -will you leni me no avail. \The speaker ruled the Boland|ain last fall. About 15 arrests wereclass of 1917, fellow for research in e TeThs s veaatby s o e, esosad HIY $53- piotdrs v | omes frou it Fulacst Ress i SRR Creat Britatn as'a sicong and prosper. | more? he will say to you ‘do you pro- |motion out, and the question of elections|made in the inqury into two deaths be- |eryogenic engineering and assistant to|Sioner Haynes sald yesterday. i Thei et p o knew in advance of the Big : e BelaT S Tl oDt | ot to repay, me what I gave you? |was taken up, debate on which soon put|lieved to have resulted from bootleggers' | Professor Harvey W. Davis. RS R IO RSN B ) el iy e BN ment. of Liberty bondy. okt Bds :t “The premier emphasized that Great|and you say, mo,.jt is a matter of princi- |peace in the background. disputes. One of those arrasted was De- | - Willlam Connell, " 65, carpenter, em- mude on July 18, and jald the pousk partment. einberg. according o a - | off.c Inspector Do 1 making ub'ic Briain dominant Interest was o have | ple with me not to repay. There is @ | ATthur Grifith was more-than usually|tective Sergeant Andrew J. Richardson|played at the Jefferson Physical labor.|!n 2ccOrd on at least one poiat with re-|offce Inspector Dran in s ¥ ” i i Ve rd to the administratioa tariff bill— | tae detalls of the arrest of seven m asile when it was delivered. peace throughout the world. He com- | most extdaordinary prejudice n the ?’:_’_“?““'fl in h‘; fleclslo‘n' amll ll:nfu-:e of New Britain, who was later sentenced | atory. it 10 will 1 Tetba £ this ‘aehals, U E} #ix. of o Taothseils OF¢ pastWAINAY A few minutes later, it iy alleged, B mended Italy” for Jer grominent part in | Western mine ageinst lending more min- | PEBUNE UDSR €he Peoples wSHL to heto the state prison. - _ The injureli: - long time. employes, He csseiied that their tocik the pouch to & small closet on the < great war and the very important |y to that person. It is mot a maiter | consulted. This dabate revealed a more| MoAullfe's trial was set for-Novom-| Paul A. Harvey, Rathdrum, Idaho, . ture weuld clear vy the registered mai:|third floor where Edward Fogel, & come part she had played in trying to restors | of principle: the Dail for a lome time The specch| ook L the superior court at Hartford, {fivst year graduate student, internal An-| Mrs. Jame Vanderhorst Bowls, who | theft of July 18, when $1,477,000 in Lib- | federate, had been hiding for — sevarsl seace through the Genoa conference. Knows Revolutionary Temper. e T L el arbsech | but. his counsel obtained a writ of habeas | juries. ” served the confederacy during the Civil|erty bonds bound for Washington were|hours. Tossing the pouch into. the ] Pea our gommon interest” Mrol w1 know the revolutionary temper | apposing. slestione refeared Mo Gelt. | CorPus and Judge Thomas signed an-or-| Barnett F. Dodge, first yoar graduate |war as a dispatch bearer, dind at her | fiched from the mails said would aid in|he 1ciurned o his Dost, leaving Fogel 158 Geores sonthuuied: ~1We. Bare Al Lverh T a e St Hanaey fommper | opesiai slectium, - er transterring the case to the federal |student, and lecturer on chemical en-|summer home in Asbury Bark, ed the Genoa conference. It went N. J, In | solving a heretofore undisclosed theft of {ri) it open, extract the package ] It F temp court. Counsel for McAuliffe asked that|gineering, fsactured ankle, cuts &nd|her ninety-third year. $40,000 in_securities addressed to Wa-|bonds and leave the buflding. T oy reace. 2t et kv ncrr:wxengles s‘«‘:sk‘::d; ‘.:‘,.,i";','.!,.'_ 1hlncldenr!l:.{ Burxf"ns tllln_llxeg’ ;;0‘;’1 the complaint be made more specidic and | briises. tertown, N. Y. and ‘might go far to-| Steinterg was suspected ai ma t dot PN dedlesaih BaE ol - n] B0 nrlgflv*; anl m’umr Codlpiailas s w: f::""";: 02; ed ;efl‘y ;:;m :l wflq a few days later made a motion to have| Bugene H. Solow, Salem, freshman,| A warning agalnst poor gradés of gaso- | ward clearing up the $2,000,008 mail|but care was taken to make him r teeper impression on. the problems of | . e ey are ooted in the sofl | e o hn dast e e ¢| the complaimt quashed. The - evidencs | compound fracture of the ankle. line sold to autoists in Now Ifaven, was | truck hold-up in Lower Broadway last|he was not, and a short time later seace than any previous canference. We | 560 TOSC tE¥ ATC 90TFC CL o trom | the Irish republican brotherhood, who| 'AS Submitted to the fedcral gtand| Henry Reiff, New York, freshman, |given by Edward J Maroaey, city seal-|October, casion was found to drop him from save laid the foundation. for peace, and :RL em "‘" o “ym Word of advice to | canvassed members in favor of the trea. |JUrY: however, and an indictmeat against | fractured ankl er of weights and mieasures. Plans had been Jald—and were to|service for a minor infraction of B iome of the pillars. When peace s com- [ aer o "y BTE Ce 0T e This brothernoed hae atwaye hes | McAulifte was returned o1 Dacember 7.| David A. Cohan, Roxbury, studeat out 18 Rkt Totthr CAHUEE. (nto an eloqUeNE eXo| Trelanily - mbst, eitpiHh" CLoATIZarion. An effort to have the federal indict-|of course, minor injuries. A red haired woman was areestsd in - Ll Yew ¥ ted by a . e atstion] | Bun e ment against McAuiffe quashed then wes | Paul L. Hoover, Newton Falls, Ohlo, | New York for a crime committed by a |er - h : DD!‘(;";J“( e ltth }13:;:.'{:“?\5‘»!:! \:Eutu get | men ag:s: ffi:&"':f?.?c‘f":o&? 2:.;’%2"2;‘3 made by his cousel, on the grounds that | assistant in physics and first year grad- | black haired one and now police are look- | City Hall station, through which mii-|Buised” inspector managed to scrape 88 K edlts. 12 aay be ‘sound, very sound, |piated by thelr dying for Ircland in a|State’s Attorney Alcorn was m the grund |uate student, crushed foot. e s S Hakr dypeit Monal i, mecuritlon [ine Saltybitrom (e | staguibte! 41 141 SN but it isw't diplomatic. future war with England, which he ex-|Jury room when the evidence was pre-| Dumbar was engaged in lequefying | HelP convict her of Tobbery. E: el el o o w”‘f"r: oot *:e&flfl Tast S0 . : . , S ran said, Taking a room in the lower B *Burope Is aoxious fo help. Buropeipected. ~— o & Teieeti Endorsement of the agricufrurai Bloe| The plotters had visited the City Hall|as his “hangout” the inspector inatafis e it e e —————————————————————n, | 1! CONTCES Wa3 Votod Dy tne biennial |station several times, made a careful|ed o teleplonic device and faviced them sla must in her dealings w - e : ireat Britain and Italy. 14s sald the he code of honor which is an in- [iat six o'clock Richard Mulcahy and Lord state democratie conventlon, fa Colombi, | survey of the “layout” and planned their|to visit him. It was not long wmtl ; cept the code o r wl s mmen interests of the two counteles E ] 8. C. Woodrow Wilson and James M |raid in great detail. TIndéed, Inspector|had met the other five men alieged . - i heritance, which has come to us from | Mayor O'Callaghan of Cork pressed for K T Cox were voted praise as party leaders. - § Doran said, they had gone to tre station | be members of the gang, and was e welfare of humanity would mean | Lot riec” of generations of hard work- | information as to what really happened | séveral weeks ago, ready ‘to “pull" the|ping siories with theth abewt SRl much for the banishment of war. Hel o "0 "o which has struck | between De Valera and Collins. Then have been carried out in broad daylight|rul —for the hold-up and robbery of the| The inspectors continued to entire registered mail section of the|hm, and four months ago the sleted it will seen that much was fue 1o the Genoa conference. “The democracies working together will complete the temple of peace, at e shrines of which humanity will re- main to worship.” Signor Factor expressed great satis- tion over the good relations between ) e Fred A. Holmes, president of the East- | nold-up, but had been deterred by tha | ~obbing exploits—while fellow & idded that the new non-aggresslon Pact | geer into the soll of the world. Not (the members began discussing the wi 4 port Dry Goods company and founder |accidental presence of severai Iinspec- | recorded the conversations in Am meant much for world peace. even the Russian tornado has split one | fom ;' 1!""'"?‘;; R o When Tsaac Newton, the great mathematician and philosopher, of séveral New England shoe concerns,|tors, which led them to fear their plot|ing voc - T T e e Aoy | fibre of @ single Toot off those prejudices | fore dealing e At Spenuat as asked how he orked out a complicated problem, he replied : ted suddenly of heart trowble while on |had been discovered. Fonally the gangsters let the e earge and the gntire British del | upon which our systems depends, and, |!¥ e o T aldimrs anf o “I keep it before me.” % |a fishing trip at Boyden's Laxe, Maine. | The name of the inspector who uncov-|tor .n oh the City Hall =t '.onm B ization Ieft by spectal traln for Lon-!..'; friend of Russian peace, as a friend s ruth, De (Vdare ang S Glance through the advertising columns of this paper and in a . ered the plot was withheld. ad ‘the swoop came, LN o of co-operation with Russia, as one who gwcr it Ieports defining their polnts of few minutes you have before you numerous things you want ‘to buy The eighth annval convéntloa of the| It was said he had succeeded in get- gncd before United States c‘- A is in favor of going to the rescue of RECnEs, now or at some future date, ~= LOYD GEORGE REVIEWS those great and gallant and brave peo- Connecticut Dental Hygienists associa- | ting himself “counted in” on the pro- OA OONFERENCE |ple, 1 implors the Russian delegation | REVIVAL OF BUSINESS ner Hitepeock this afternoom, the tion opened a two days' confercnce in|posed City Hall station hold-up. and had Advertising has stabillzed prices. The advertiser names his price n prisoners were held in ball rangy THE G —one for all. You can know in paying it that you are getting the = Bridgeport. talked it over in detail with them in his|ing from $5,000 to $25,000 each. e —_— when they come to us at The Hague not DUE IN THE NEAR FUTCRE same deal as the next one. supposed “den” which he had wired with Abraham oa, May (By The A. P.)—|to g0 out of their way to trample upon %, Keep l‘( _before you. You owe it to your pocketbook. The average level of whe ale commio- | Lelephor ices, av Galles weree hid in $25, 2 Tiond Georae. the Beitiah privme | thess deep-seated. séntiments. Washington, May 19—The business re- Advertising has helped stabilize quality. Only the best wares are dity prices in April showed practically| The seven captives taken last night $15,000 and o R dictory betore the| “At Cannes we threw out the life line | ¥ival foreseen by many government of- spread before you on these printed pages. The men who advertise no change from March, according 10 re- | Were confronted with transcripts of the|Fddina nand Hany Shapiro tn $8 3 ession of ke economie |and we haye not vet drawn it in, as |ficials as due in the near (uturs already here are making public certain clalms, on the fulfillment of ‘which de- port by the bureau of labor statisties of | telephonic record early today, im the | *ach, wnference today, sald,the (Genoa weath- | I thought we might. Neither has it j1s under way, it was: declared ut tne pends- their commercial success, a b the department of labor. ' nad bee s and gloomy and that | been snapped:-meliher has dt been let | White House where reports were made at Keep it before you. 24 il dge v . rad b :h:s‘n A o | go. Tt {8 sti} theré. We would. like to {the steel manufacturers’ conference last Advertising gives ‘you news of the latést an@ best things made with ~ The foll beneh of the Magsachuseits | GAIN IN COMMERCIAL MOB TOOK NEGRO FROM e oy m“’:‘k"v_- Braw ail the distréssed, ail the hungry, [might of recent materfal increases in word a8 to what they cost and what they will do. It puts before your supreme court ratified the superior covrt AND INDUSTRIAL MOVIRNTS JALL AND LYNCHED IR a1 haa ended toda¥ 1y & Biue ek, | oIt the softering. in the. sast of Eurapstoiders. eyes the plck of the country's market and the selection of the particu- decision by which Robert D. Weston and ; S50 y s> o ""he added. "W nesd all finds of , back to life, with all the health thee e | In connection with their discussion of }:;C‘:‘e“‘_’go-o‘;h”ev size and color that best suits your taste and fits your Heotor M. Holmes were debiared sulty' | -y oshingion, May 19 —Commertil and| Texathana, “Hex: My, 10. NN : Feie”t X s ¢ | accumulated emergy and skill of other | President Harding's suggestion that the 3 - of recelving papers stolen from the law o] n 1ght Z weather to make a good harvest; and | 121 dity Be abolk : Keep the advertising columns of The Bulletin before you as your office of Dantel H. Coakley. industrfal movements In Aoril showed a|of a mob here tonight, battering ou take a good look at the conference | lands can give them. 2-hour day be abolished ia the steel in- buying guide. L . steady gain despite some reverse such ar|the jail coor with an iron Beam, will find we have garnered fine Peace Among Waring Natlor¥. dustry, several of the .maaufaciurers During the past week the following matter has appeared in The have signed a pact of peace. It |COmmented on the shortage of unskilled Bulletin's news columns for twelve cents a week : “These crops, Mr. Lioyd George listed | is u provisional one. Is it for months? |1abor which was aiready apparent and in | TOWer cotton consumption, according to 4 | from the Miller county jall, Ark. & Most central banks in Euro, & 1 " s varylng degrees of insolvency,: Framkc A |Survey of business conditions throushout | €ro, Hullen Owens, who late today 3 i ’ - = Raw i T . | the country issued tonight by the com-|and fatally wounded R. C. e crope, M lerd e e |l & Do e e W hage | Which, It was predieiad might hecorss 4 Bulletin Tologfaph'; . Lodal *. Geperal. /, Total "RV eatenin. Tiew, Tork dmpkr. Seclarel § ierce denectineit dragged him, at the end of & rope + pact for non-aggression and the re- | decided upon a peace amongst warring ";“:l‘" ot """"';l]'f the upward _Swhj Saturday, May 13. . 158 128 510 791 to the convention of the chaver of vom=| 'Decline in coal production, due to the | = was dead and afterward burmed serts of the finance, transport and ccon- | nations and once you egtablish it ma- | Of the trade DEnuI continaad through. Monday, May 15. 153 80 344 579 merte of the United States. strike, the department declaced hgs so | body. 3 mic commission. tions are not going b: -k on it. et inely dark |} Tuesday, May 16 A m 107 275 521 far caused no interference with industry | Choate died on an operating table i these reports’ were adupted,” said | “We have decided to stve peace | he “"’;““!:lf?““‘ problem in Ohios Wednosdny, May {7 W41 100 307 Mrs. Betsy Ann Vaughn, #3. grand-|and very little uneasiness. New records |d 1ocal hospital soon after the L R said | ial upon our Hearthstones, and when | Detroit and Chicago apparentiy Lad been ’ 3 638}l mother of sixteen, and great grandmother | were made in the April bullding cpera- | OWens, who was shot in the mouth Vr. Liovd George. wihey would help to | 0 e been: there for several ‘months [temporarily solved, Mr. Harding was toid, (§ -~ Thursday, ~ May 18 e 114 275 546 [lof 22 children, ended her life ut the home |tions and in the Mareh gasoline produc. |- J- Kummus, chief of police, - ‘,‘.‘:.F‘y‘; p'('w;hf:’ n'r:“:‘::{ r:‘mm we will not turn her. out again. The |&nd industry continued on the up-grage. Firiday, May 19. ceees 134 130 287 551 of her daughter in Lincoln, TIL, by hang- | tion and stocks. Iron and steel produc- |0 !lbcfine to u:-h woods In 2 stolen &% B & " G psychological effect upon the peoples of | Agriculture also was reported on the LM ing herself with her apron. tion held its new level in April the de.|tciobile. He abandoned the car abouf tone justified the exlatence of the Gen |the world will be electrical. The brill [road toward rehabilitation. Tho most i 5 —_— partment continued while marked In. |4 Tile from town and _attempted te %a_conference, but they must’ be certed | of peace has gone through the veins of |serious complain which now nersists from otais. . . €9 2088 | Evelyn Austin, aged 11, dsughter of | crease in unfilled orders for steel indicate | ArOWn himself in a pool, orated into living practice—converted | OF PeRce 08 B e Mot going to get |the agricultural classes was sald to be nto gold e y the Greatest Problem. some hours after being struck by 2n au- | prices were steadier las- month the from the pool and brought agaln. There has been nothing more | difficulty in obtaining adequate financ- tomobile driven by Mrs. Myri Cassard, | poriment sald with small increases in here. The mob soon gathered. nterest centered on the | siriking at this conference than the deep |ing. sented. Mr. Alcorn showsd that he bad |oxygen under " of Haviland Road, Hunting Ridge, a y commodities while reports indicate : 2 e va ]t Me. pressure, using a comp: . many commodities D one of Russia ith the | and passionate desite not to have rup-| President Har(ing was said to belicva | Lot appointod u Specl United Siates | son Acopeding ro ey vollegs nificr 1, | Village about eight miles distant. hat e world and the assistance the | ;re not to have quarrel, but to llve in'ithat a wholesoye revival in business iyt g r The grea question of ohs 2 :E = Albert H. Austin, of Stamford, died | more active buying. Steriff John Strange, who dragged nations lifting up hand against nations [from stock raisers who have experienced a ; 7 TRANSPORT WILKINS IS A retyl trade is improving. san capp Sl : 3 TAL LOSS OFF OBIENT, L L district attorney in the case and th:|explosion was caused by ething go it added, “is the dats s g worid was ready to give to restore RUs | peace aud amity, ail together. Belleve and industry wie deflnitely under way |geense then “conceded his right Lo be |ing wrong with the comaremimc "' 50| * A W. Gibbs, chiof mochantcal engin- [, ity 0207 I MCEL 3 U, T2 da s ue its peopls from misery.” | me peace !s recovering her gentle sway |and would coniinue unless spme “cross |there. The motlons of MaAulige's coane 8 cer of the Penn he premier declared. adding, I Ivania railroa is | over the hearts of men, and in this con- | currents” were struck problem full of danger and difficuities; | ference, by this pact we have adopted sel wers denied on Decemiber 23 and s | o UnDar had just alled a valvs at the died suddenly yesterday at nls home in o it SRR BETR O, (8 meral level | a1l the way Trom Southport, N. C- 1 system.| o the recent period of depression. 1t | New London. May 13.—Afwer 6"# the S AtTE i top of the tank when the explosicn ca v b iadelphls which port she cleared last Satarday, = =3 trial in the federal court was sot for S losica came, | Wayne, a suburb of Phfiadelphis, of | ("0 oo "beean to decline. Durinz the > 3 * is surrounded with a jumble of preju- | today. we have pald homage to her | CHILEAN AND PERUVIAN e 1&0\;“‘ sm: The experimenter, who was | heart disease. 12 ‘,'“,,mm lfm followed prices on the ay- | EOVernment transport General John tice and wild passions. sceptre. DLEGATES EXCHANGE OPINIONS | Briefs in the appeal of State's Attor- e o the tank, caught the ‘full force kins, bound for this city, went ashors Let me say about the confer- a erage, dropped 50 per cent. It has re- i $4 p = Washington, May 18.—(By the A. P.) |ney Alcorn to the United States supreme |°f ¢ €xplosion and was blown 10| Police officers aclzed thron large stitis, | SC8ES, SOPRCE C0 PU0 P00 0 J00 T the fodks ot Gelint BN i imee and the way it debated the Rus- | FRENCH LEAVE GENOA —The~Thilean and Peruvian delegations !court were submitted on January 23 and foor S\' lhebln ers were thrown to ihe |26 gallons of liguor and mash enough months for business to catcn its breath o b "(:in"fz ,;“l = :—‘v.nfl!}. question.” said Mr. Lloyd George. WITH MORE CONFIDENCE |to the Washington conference agala cx- |an-advanced date for arguments was set | oo0C 'y {H° blast of air and gas, but-es-|to make 2100 gallons more in an early | J/d ™o perorable siide. That tis f ter & y e -Fihay B Conpans Fees changed opinions at a join meeting toda by the high court. The arguments were Iinjury. i P morning raid in barn near the home of | aeey et TEOEEDI B business |10%€, aside from the enginss, whlch it 18 ated the value of the interna-| Genoa, May 19—(By The A. P)—|but adjourned until Monday without hav- | heard in Washington on March 15_ dugl"lnlé“:";" 2bove Mr. Hoover was con- | Bernard Maura in Saugus, Me_ 1o rapidly adjusting itself to the Jowered | Understood can be saivased. Fire hroke conference. Here is auestlon | The dominent thought in Genoa tonight | ng fully joined'the issue on any of the | Several weeks ago McAuliffe was reshman course in physic: lane Is further emphasized by reports [0ut after the vessel strandel and. faf SN which has provoked wars and revolutlons | a5 the delegationp to the economic ¢on- |major problems confronting them, was brought to this city and on Monday | A2°0rdINg to the assistant, there was a| Bootlesgers are so thick along the | DRSO JUEIST, CFR SR ¥ 0 Kin by some 3000 galions of crade el ah dogh 5 ool gy g o g ce were leaving or preparing for| As in the case of previous sessions of | underwent another operation. He is sur- | g %P SOURd like the report of a gun and | watertront in New oYrk, that the At- |70, e shi's ks, gatied ever Fil | an atmosphere of calm and courteous ture seemingly was that althoush |the conference, the discussion is under- |vived by two daughters. thers o o0r of the tlxss room rOne an {lautic Frult/compdny s (M to kire s the water Tne, e ': "‘”"‘ % | avestigation. What bettor justification | the conference was a thing of the past, |stood to have fallen short of & Airect is- i Uhere was & rush of gas and smok. Tour | squad of puslsts (o guard s vler Irom |y e e e Sncion 70 i it e m""m‘ll: 7 sould you have for conferences IhAN |as far as Genoa is concerned, itsfiue because of the different viewpoints| German cconomlc conditions present Bk ot U class sulfersif/iBuricn g | e wabios o = SR T T . men achievements would live and contribute | on which the two groups predicated their ankles. Windows on two flocr | hoPe Of re-stocking. v aspect as the summer approach- the first ime Europe has faced [ much to the pacification and reconstruc- Sloousy; Ape L coast guard corps at station of the building an > e es, Commercial Attache Herriag at Ber- d the Crutt laboratory We ftion of Europe. Moy 15.—Tho Philipptues | ROCKY Point.. The vessel was ~aas 4 nearby were shattered : Arrangements have been made for the | Washington, Ma: —The Phil % | mand of Capt L Cl. Davis of Southports at difficuity and not shirked On the part of Chile the tendency is|jin declared in a report to ¢ho commerce | foors of the bullding . e lower | ovement of 10,000 Mstic Shriners | independence mi . C. e e O nrancn, and | statee wniomredy Some of the SmAller |said to have been from the start to direct | qepartment. April, he repofted, saw the Dunbar ‘had Just recovereq mos¢d: | through Chicago to San Fraaclsco June | the United States will be cor - problem In order to struggle mv?ulx , #nd m“e:d"n W:leda will go home disap-|ihe conversations along the line of ful- beginning of a slump in Gernan L¥einess | juries caused by 5 flm“v‘e;um Tom in- g T and 9 for the annual conclave. The | celved and given a considerate Learing, it that s the most courageous decision tax- | polnted, perhaps angry, becauss thelr |ayjment of article three of the treaty of | goperally. D Wersrs ol heqoush less| g rims will be carried in 499 special | was said today at the White House. Son Of F: R en b s conference. b oeeclt L04) ’;‘;‘“‘Y":Z‘ fettled at Genoa. | Ancon which provided for a pleblscite to e Acwr:‘ns“; foxe Reurie nu}nt‘n s “The White House spokesman without 'amous Russian e owledge o agni- nia, for , is chag : g ; 3 en engaged in - ¢ sald Pres- T B Ko o O o s | Gonoa has not chased the Poriah troops | Cocide Whether Tacna-Arica is to remain Soiat Ameri Bar As. |research with him he was trying to N elaborating cn_his statement sald Pres. 5, ot USS SSSsexity ava_ i veria | SSA0S TLA Dok Shsmed e Eolleh ‘he |permanently under Chilean or Peruvian resident American work out a cheaper process for the o Barbara Pounore, aged 57, of St. Al-| ident Harding hoped it woull be possible ourding this problem, we have de- T vy > s | sovereignty. sociation achire of T the miAn- |4 ns, an inmate of 4 sanatarinm, at Bur- | to give the mission a definite statement N felleratels fo 86 our best to|Small Russian republics bordering the 8 o ang Ceieertain gases for commarcial |10t 0T TUS committed . suigide | by | as to the attitude of the administration wiragsle through We have not gone | Casplan and Black Seas ate grieved be- | rugoN. BELIEVES 1,000 MEN e Slso was_ investigating vapor | grouning in Lake Champlain. < The wo- | with respect to thelr plea. , 1 - | cause Genoa fied to free ther o ressure. i w e - e R R i | vtk ruig, oy bl WILL BE LEFT AT COBLENZ entain for e Tt States sovérn. |20 Was belng Breated for nervons fon b P Maubtars ever hoped or wished us | PBut, as a whole, the bellef prevails| Coblenz, May 19.—Representative J_Q. ment. tponble. . Rt vk s DR ikat ihe Genoa conferghce, despite als- | Tilson, of Connecticut, who 1 here Witk e A e e e 24 HOURS AFTER putes which- almost puéhed Europe to the | Major General aHrbord investigating the IR o " e 2 X Die "': Edge of a precipice, has resulted in the | desirability of leaving a small force of PINCHOT NOW LEADING the French, who occupy the countfy un-| e york, May 19.—Twenty-four I sheuld ke to say ome word upon 3 beginning of better understandings be- | American soldlers in the Rhineland, said the Tussian memorandum. We make 1o | tween the nations of Europe, including [today he believed 1,000 men would be repis o Ii but we cannot allow it l0|Russla. Even official France admitted |deft, 5o that the United States would con- der mandate, has spread tapidly during J Patrole ALTEL BY 12,001 VOTES |the last fortnight throughont Syria and hours after he shot and killed Patryl: adjoining states and is assuming the |Mman Douglas Hay, Michael Trabians, a ddler was indicted and arraigned ‘on i character of open rebellion. et raet $508 pass without one sentence. 1 do o not | this tonight. tinue to be represented with the allies Philadelphia, May 19.—Additional re- Begleri was lugiont aun s S in order to prol on(hlxhe cf'mtrn ;r but France, which came here reluctantly, |in the occupied area. turns received late tonight from Tues- T He pleaded not gullty, was held without because the last thing et w_do | almost suspiciously, goes away with more | Major General Harbord, however, sald is to end these proceedings on a cun- | confidence. Louls Barthou, vice premier |the order from the American war depart- versial note. 1,a¢ | 1D the French cabinet and France's chief | ment for complete withdrawal of the 1 do not know what the effect of that | delegate to the conference, In 'his final | American forces in Germany still stood, memorandum was In Russia; but words to the press téiight declared it [and he had “heard nothing to cause & know the ffect outside Russia was 4is- | was his conviction that the Genoa con- | change.” vous. It produced reaction against | ference, Which he called “the enild of | @ Besresentative Thson is goim e the spirit of settlement, and it 2 wese | Cannes,” was today in good health, and |1tn top confer with Alanwn‘B fzi.‘}finn. the last word to be uttered by ths Rus- | that he saw no reason why the infant|the Amerfcan ambassador to Germany. #ian government I ghould really d:#palr |could not journey safely to The Hague |and then will return to Coblenz to come of accomplishing much at The Hague.|and there thrive and prosper. plete his survey. Afterwards he expects T am referring to the 11th of Ay wmem- | The child was all right at. birth, said |0 go to Paris to confer with the French dum, M. Barthou, but the trouble was it had ister of wi rope and the world need the Pro-|too many godfathers in the form of | T O VT duce which Russla can comeributc, and | thirty-four nations which either were | NON-PARTISAN LEAGUER 18 Russia needs the acoumulated wealth | jealous of or detested ome snother. & 2 5d skill which the world san piace at | “““The freatest danger of al sogtin.| _CMABGED WITH EMBEZILEMENT s command. Russia fannot recover 1o | uaa M. Barthou, “was- chat the ehi | Fargo, N. D, May 19.—Wiiliam Lom- a generation without that help. would prove the cause f a split between | ke, former attorney general of North “Europe is more and more flling Up | the godfatheers Wh ohad come to Genoa | Dakota, and a member of the_executiv the gaps left by Rul Russin £:2¢8 | ag allies. T was not always in accord | committee of the National Nom-Partisan more and more of the help which tho | with David Lioyd George; indeed we | league, was arrested today on an indict- world can give and s anxiouk to give. | have had serlous difficultles since the |Ment charging embeszzlement in connec- Either from pride or prejudice ws have | first day. But I desire to affirm that | tion with the transfer of money from the mot in the course of these discussions | the nlations between Great Britaln and | Bank of North Dakota to the defunct referred to this fact. FEven at this mo- | France are be@er today than at the | candinavian American bank. uf Fargo. ment there are millons of peofls In Ntus- | opening of the tenoa conferen The amount was $216,378.79. ke day’s primary election increased Gif-| A crowd of several thousand parsond |y, ng will be tried May 24. ford Pinchot's lead over Attorney tGen-| CToWded the street around “Joo” Kelloy's | "on pion; shot the policeman when the eral George E. Alter for the republican |faioom 18 Baltimore for six nours, bom-|y,i.. wrote a_summons for him to ape nomination for govermor for Pennsylva- | arded Ary oficia’s Tth BEBCS Gl MPZ | pear in court for an alleged iolation of nla, 12,001 The figures came. chlefly e 5 o8 BechOn O ek Toads | @ rity ordinance, from Northumberland county, “where, | 5%, un;l_ f:t{mu‘h!. sixty ot the 101 districts|°F HaUOT. STRANDED EAGLE BOAT NO. 17 2ad fafled to report. Northumberland's = enhayn. only TICALLY BROKEN IN TWO GfEctal count gave: Pinchot. a maloricy 1 | taiet eieln " e Yor et | TRAC the: gounty ot"4423. ormer chief of staff of the German armv, | New London, May 19.—Captaln Frank 1y 196 electin districts out of 7931 ¥rrived in New York on the Seydiltz to | Berrlen, commandant of the United In the state are now missing. The un-{go to work. He—-served as technical | States submarine base here. ton offictal vote in the 7738 districts so far |chiet of German air forces during the celved & report from Captain Steimwachs neard from was Pinchot 501,381 and Al- |ar, 10 the effect that Eagle Boat Number 17, ter 489.230. In~:uded in these figurcs ot il eratts tots M wero (flicial returns from twelve of the| Dr. George B. Cuttem, pPresident of gansett, Long Island, had pra: Eixty-seven countiee. 3 ¢ Arcadia university, Wolfville, Nova Sco- f ) broken in two. Capt. Berrien tia, was elected president uf Colgate unl- | o opinion that the craft wouid be a to- GLENN PLUMB HAD versity yesterday by the board of trus- | the opin tees of that institution. Dr. Cutting is a s IS LEFT LEG AMPUTATED | Yale graduate and was a fimous feol- B o oo e ball player in his college days. YOUNGSTOWY FROM STEEL MERGEE ‘Washington, May 19—Glenn Plumb, counsel for several large railroad labor OBITUARY organizations and known as the author Eml, Nyetray. New York, May 15—Witharawal ¢ of the Plumb plan for operation and 19—Emil Nye-| the Youngstown Sheet an company contro: of the raliroads of the country, | trar. arametin Alng 4t Wis pome toce| from the proposed six company stesl 7 had his left leg amputated at George-|tonight. He wrote the stage version of | merger was announced late today by Count Tlya Tolstol, son' of town hespital today. “The Typhoon,” “He Comes Up Smil-| Thomas L.fi Chadbourne, counsel for the | famous Russian writer Recently he had been promounced by | im;” and “His Lady Friend.” He was | interested companles. Coaferences of | opher, who is mow in his puysiclans as in a serious condition | born in New York 40 years ago and at | the other five companies are being con- | Siates He bears & st from beart failure which had confined | cne time was ap importer of books. He | tinued to determine whether it would be semblance to his dist word? they wiii show good Wil The Hague | ble later participation by the Umteq | P2ub ~Mian., President 'of the | tm 2?..3.‘3.’3”:"“"” Said o have beoa| Bad lived here four years and was in e e . “If Russia Is (o get help; Russia must | conference may bring the fruits . The | States in its solution was the great sub- | American Bar ).noel-t\on;flw:;fi ihe amputatlun was said to iave been|the real estate business: some or all of them. & Tt guirage the wwiiments, It they like | Genod conference might. have been & | ject of discussion everswhere tonigh aa | tecently held its apnusl conter blood culminating In _gangrene, His| About 35 per cent. of the people of | White zinc is produced by a process \et them call them prejudices, of ihe danger to Europe, but it has not proved | the delegates were separating. in Washington, A cundition tonight was said fo be “fair.”lIndla are engaged in agriculture. of heating zinc ores with cil. . w1 standing on the brink of famine re is nd pestilence, who may perish without | no reason why we cannot go on her | 0. Kurope is the better by this con- help. if Russia needs help she can ret | In harmony. The Russians gained some- . But will this Russian delega‘lon al- | thinng at Genoa. They learned that we low me in & friendly spirit to say one | are getting to know them bejter. It ference.” e The question whether the Russian prob- = A ~Severance, or> St Teem will 50 develop as to make possi. | , COFISHE A Severance [