Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 1

Bulletin 14 PAGES 104 COLUMNS BRIEF TELEGRAMS Inestigation of the Ku Klux Kl tivitles by a house commit 2 ed in a resolution introduced by Repre- senative Ryan, repubiican, New -York. VOL. LXIV—No. 298 «UrULATION 29,685 EXPLUSION OF GREEKS FROM -£== - CONSTANTINOPLE OPPOSED Vienna, Dec. T (By the A.-P.)—The Jnotorious “suspect’ law’ of the. French | revolution is surpassed by a_ blll just in- troduced in the Hungerian parliament by the Bethlen government, calling for *greater protection of the public or- der.” United States Representatives at Near Eastern Conference Have Taken a Strong Position Against the Deportation of Greeks From the Sacred City—Delegates of France, England and Italy Later Advised the Turks to ‘Change | Their Mind on the Matter—Russian Delegates Continue & to Oppose Entente Plan for Settlement of Contwveny;-,‘ ; on the Straits. - Lausanne, Dec. 7 (By the A. P.)— True to its traditional humanitarfad policy the United States government took a strong position at. the Near astern peace conference today in pro- ing against expulsion of the. Greek population from Constantinople, - Ap-| rehensions that the Turks would- insist on deporting all the Greeks from their ed clty proved to be well: founded when at a meeting this afternoon .of-the sb-commission on the - exchange of Yopulations a ‘Turkish ropresentativel ose and announced definitely_that de- Farture of -ail the -Greeks- was -one -of} the features of their program, conct ng the -adjustment of populatio The * American representative then ook the floor and read the following; NORWICH, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922 Irish Rebels Have Senate Compromise | Become Assassins| on Shipping Bill i e e 1 editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer and an Sean Hakes, a Deputy of the |intimate associate of President Harding, | Committee -Measure Would |dicd at Twin Falls 1daho. Irish Parliament, Murdered as He Was Leaving His Ho- Give Congress Control of | ©tel. Dr. Herbert Clark Emerson, lldcn( ot Springfi=id huds,']’.l‘, we Am ‘;omm 1as a bacteriologist and a ount of ent 55 2 led in_ Springfeld, Mass. Dublin, Dec. 7.—(By The A. P.)—| Washington, Dec.-7.—The administra- Sean Hales, a deputy of the Irish par-|tion shipping bill found slightly smoother lament; was shot and killed today as he [ going today in the senate commerce com- « Harding cabinet, and other-officers Was leaving the Ormond hotel for parli- | mittee, and Chairman Jones tonigit ex- [ ‘the federal government—including ,ament accompanied by Brigadier-Gen- 4 tor Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachu- | eral Patrick O'Maille, who was sworn An , chaifman of the senate committee | a8 deputy\speaker of the house yester- arelim relations : day. General O'Maille was seriously Dressed the e e A otad Gaturdey. | |be used for stabilization and cash rep- e fvst thme:the two had met— | wounded belng shot in the head and ienceau, president of ‘the Versailles |27 : tions payments, is to bs proposed to The committee worked on the measure =rd Y 0 s o for more than five hours divided between the reparations commission by the Ger o conference and ome of the authors! A 10Ty load of British soldiers ar- ‘the proposed fri-partite agreement for 'IVINE on the scene opened fire on the a morning and-an afternoon session and Tan Eovernment. when adjournment - was .taken teniative approval had be n to H|P»l’0)hml(tl§ he | ihe first halt ofythe bill as it was pase= the United States, Great . Britaln and J¢Pulles’ assallants who were scatter-|yne house. The principal sections puss- France—and Lodge, leader of the senate 1 274 pursued. It s not known wieth-| 4 ypon. included the taxation provision majority porty when the Versailles treaty % 8. of the attacking party were in- ., ;o consideration of which the commit- wis rejocted. e 1" When the shooting began Hels and had the aid of Lwo tax experts frov The Greek deleeation issued a state.| GCleMehces sat diext to the prisldent o-yiaitie - entercd e i troasury departmeni. r ment that the holy see's appeal in' be.| 304, dVOtel his' conversation principaliy driver to move on which he did faking| Consideration alto was given to the half of the Christians in Constantinople; (0 the president, Mr. Coolldge &nc M. ithem fo the Jervis street hospital. dircee ald seetions and tie corimittee was not based on Greelan information,| Lol Guests who.were present sald.af-! General O'Maille underwent an imme- | compieted the yrovisions setting forth e but on observations by vatican repra.| (°r¥ards that the company was informal giatg operation, and tonight was report- | Séaie of compensation to be ailowed pri-, sontatives thatNthe - Greeks were being|2Rd the conversatlon'at times general,|eq as.doing as well as could be expeci- | vate companles. mistreated. ibut in the malin it did not touch.upon In-ied. An official statement from army| Scarceiy mno attention, However, “Turkey should .listen this ki | temnational policies. * héadquarters at Portobello barracks sal iven today lo_lh! run}ro\«mal spiritaal anthortty., says (h . stare.| _After the luncheon, which lasted a lit-that his condition was not critical. amendment which subjects exten hent. “and taks measures to reassurel tie more than an hour, President Harding |’ Thé shooting of the deputies is in ful- | government ald to control by congres the Christlan populations. of Turke: iannounced to his guests that Mrs! Hard- fillment of ‘a constan: threat. Not only | This amendment, which was attached by | ing desired to meet the distinguished vis- |the ministers, who ordered the recent|the house, continued to be the principal itor and, leaving the party, conducted the executions, Lut all the members of the . former premier to the sitting foom, where Dall Eireann who voted In favor of re SETTLEMENT ON STBAITS: \jrg Jrarding recelved him. They chatted ‘pressive measures had their names pub. .ZCE TWO CENTS FIGHT OVER $9.000,0 PROMIBIICH ENFOR ,Brief But Breezy Debate in House During D <cussion on the $115,000,000 Treasury Supply Bill—Real Fight on the Prohibition Appropriation Will be Made Today, When Representative Hill, Favoring Light Wine and Beer Leg- islation, Proposes to Offer Several Amendments— Friends of Prohibition Ssem Overwhelmingly in Control Washington, Dec 1. quor fight—siort but in the house to.ay dui $115,00,000 treasury supyiy for pcohibition CLEMENCEAU GUEST OF OR AT WHITE HOUSE nington, Dec. 7 (By the A. P.)— s Clemenceau paid his second visit @~ Wnite House today, this time as inor guest at a state luncheon. ten- | by President Harding. - i ire hie met Vice Presilent Coolidge, Justice Taft. most of the members Shot during a rehcarsal for a church | entertainment, Wdith Hackett, a negress i who was a student at the Ne Conservatory of Music, Boston, died. An internal gold loan the moner to The American forces In Germany are the best troops ever seen, said Lieuten- ant Colonel W. B. Caus.y. techaical ad- viser to Austriz, upon his departure for Vienna. old t to od er- made it clear that the Greeks woull only, accept the exchange plans on con- dition that the Greek residents were! permitted to remain in Constanttnop.| Prince Andrew of Greeeo arrived Rome from Briwiis!, where It is expected hat he wil be T by Pope Pins in private audience bef leave for Londo: in T lared that was s In the criniinal xide of the court of inatitu mon pi-as at : holas of Hamden Maryland, driving an automobile or Ight w troliey car. X s form of amen to RUBSTANS STILL OBSTEUCT nd November 23 porters of the legislation, in the coms 5 ok eeTan tee, but one republican member who has obstruction to an agreement among sup- an ds of prohibit statemen “The ' Americaft delsgation is not docord with the proposals for new com- puls isss it is clearly shown that good pur populations where exchange is neces- sary to servé human'tarian ends. Without _diserimination between approve the movement nople of the Gree! X particularly under p-- ral district “We Wil not-hesitate to express, Qislodgment of human beings." Subsequently the Franee, England and. Italy, jolned movements of populations un- from Constanti- population of that| sovereignty the dlscussion and strongly advised the Turkish delegates to change their mind: about sending the Greeks away from Constantinople ; they urged the -Turks to reflect. and not sct harshly on this most important question. They pointed out that Turkish insistence on such portdtion weuld endanger the entire gotiations relative to the exchange vopylations and prisoners ‘of ‘war. ‘The former Greek premier Venizelo: of. Lausanne, Dec. 7 (By the The Rusalan delegation, it is continues strongly the entente plan, and it ia : the Russians w poses will be served as night be the: any . agreement relatlv %6 In the exchange of prisoners, or of! of the straits to the warsh! tonight, that tions, A to even refuse to si to the open: The counter propositions which oppose capitulations “After. al leaders tonight, who understood the new Turl tality and who realize that real. ines-' Dbecome. an obsessiorm, and:1enged the secretary to urge the presi- wendence h over conditlons: probabdly lead to strong objections, The h will send an urban pepple, used —ngora spokesmen. sald to artisanship .and commerce, to & ru-'there .was a Dprobability Turkey would ; International n'any form and remonstrate against .thel pursuarice of our. legitimate humanitar- allied pian for -a fixed garrison of 10,- {an interests, our protest at any such 000 in Constantinople. the{ Turks are expected to make tomorrow! parties to the negotiation for exchange, regarding the straits will deal, among the American delegation is unable to] other things, with Constantinople, aad anything calculated to Infringe Turkwh Constantinople tonight control - there it P)—, Teported oppose said ips of all na-; winl that Everything the { Turks say,.comes back to the question| representatives of; of their. tovereignty and their .determi-! in| nation to have.lt respected. This strong mational spirit i makes the settlement of the questiom of;the floor of the house today his charges ifBenlt. said one of the Turkishties and taxes through failure of See- what for ‘a few minutes—Clemenceau ‘express- ing the hope that Mrs. Harding eoon would be restored: to-heaith,’ and - she voicing her admiration of ‘his'long record of achievement in public affalrs. Clemenceau then Teturned = with the president to the walting guests, made his adleus, and took his depatture. He was | accompanied to- his - automobile by Vice President Toolidge and Chief Justice Taft after beinz photographed with them on the White House steps. The rest of the.rainy, dismal day the Tiger spent’ quietly In the home of Henry White former ambassador to France, who is his Washington. hest. This mornirss he received a. few gallers, i including “Theodore Roosevelt, assistant f{ secretary of the navy, John Hays Ham- mond and Colonel E. M. House, ng STOCK DIVIDENDS ATTACKED Washington, Dec. 7.—Repeating on | that * corporations are cscaping penal- t is only the Russians| refary Mellon of, tho treasury depar:: - mer- | tive Frear, republican, Wisconsin, ch: anything. which clashes with our right|dent to let congress see the -records of to run‘our country will be bitterly. op- posed.” {his_office. Reading a, long list ‘of large stock BY REPRESENTATIVE FREAR ment to enforce the 'law, Representa- Hghed ‘in a black list and were warned that - they would-be held responsible. Hence some of the ministers and several i of the members of the Dail have for some time past taken up thelr residence in.the government offices. But some were willing to risk their lives by-Te- slding outside. | “Hales was a prominent supporter of the government and had been & strenu- ious fighter against the English. He was| . o I ione-cf ‘Michael Collins' closest personal | FUSSELL FACES ACCUSEP AS frlends. In 1916 he was arrested by |- HE DENIES SEDUCTION the British at Cork and ‘kept in : o = for nine months. He was th- . .| Oxford, Miss, Dec. 7 (By the A. P. jagent 4n holding the Irish volwii..rs| —DBringing to a climax a day crowd | together ‘inssouthwest and We * -Cork | With. tense situations, Le: M. Rus and took part In many ambushes against | governor cf Missidsippi, today procl the British. He ‘was in charge of the Bandon bat- talfon from 1917 to 1922, and in April Iast took office as brigadier-general in the same area, and since then had been a major general in the armed defense forces - of the government. He voted for the Anglo-Irish treaty in the Dall Elreann in Januar: Sean Hales' brother Tom is onc of the chlef irregular leaders, and is still fight- ing against the government. Tomliales is the man who is reported to have ac- cepted- Tesponsibility for the ambush in which Michael Collins . met . his _death. There was a report also that after the killing of Collins, -‘Tom Hales offered to throw, down his arms and join the na- Presigent liarding and Chalrman Jone Zor climnation of the amendmen: sald he cNary-Willis compeomise Thix compromise would give congress co trol only over increases and dectcases the shipping board in the amount of gov: ernment aid. g Frances Birkhead. stenograrher—sn s false as can Dbe. “If Miss Birkhead was seduced the office of the ILeutenant-governor, was Ly someome besides Lee sell because I was not. there time. It is as false as can be, clared. Governor Russell was at It th who seeks: $100,000 damages, thelr case this_ afternoon, Teste: ed. been considered as ikely to stand with expected to be rejected and the Lenroot- subst tut 4, CHARGE m- éd from the witness stand in federal court his tnnocence -of chasges of seduc- tion and other wrongs—made by Miss| with emphasis declared the charge was de- Tled as one of the first witnesses for the de- fense after counsel. for Miss ‘Birkhead. He was be- ing cross-examined when court adjoura- short, the car service division of the merican Rafiway association announced. s e Ope tralaman wes killed and @ scriously injury ncar Qaniey West Virgiia, when a C Ohio passenger train from C Washintgon struck a rock. An illastrated lecture on John Jones, delivered by the Rev. H 3 { featured the 117th annual meeting of the ew England society in New York at the i Waldorf-Astoria hotel. 4" Fire that threatened to sprend to Stons 1. Hall, one of ihe largesc buildings on the Wellesley: campus, Wl swept through a cottaze occupied by maids empoyed at the college. Directors of the R. J. bacco company meeting Salem, N.-C., declared a quarter) 1 Reynolds T Rus- | per share payable in cash January 1. 0 The directors of the Standard Serew company of Hartford, mend to the stoekholders the declaration o fa 7 per cent. common stock dividend. d common stock, all outstanding. Four children were burned to death cscy, MasS tucky, shouted to ti voted to recom- | The company has $3,500,000 authorized whelmingly i er anotr the law cut 3 contro, t r at thos: and by with the Ku Kiu In_urging co states the content wouid maka icating, Mr. Magee dec would resuit in a beve pure Ingredients and wholesome respect for t | Declaring the 1igpor ¢ on misery uniil, the pe as if it were a ser Representative Gilbe = h men who are trying to twas obeyed. “So determined and small majority that it open defiance of the constitution, adding that it was bacl influential resources and that mem- Mr. Gilbert, by i bers of the hou.\ gave “the res ugit 10 2 right to say wine and bee; ared it y Tage, mad ration hy raffic had opie. hanalin nt, had chok democ ouse that he was! getting tired of the constant aitacks on sce that the law vindictive is the stands out 1 said ald and comfort. i Taking up the ciiafge that crims to the point where ma the United States had increased ‘actment of the Volstead law, bert asserted that crimes w ed in the barroom days and which Were 'joec T wanted § { handled In the state courts had decreased | roarcq’ Mr. n flo st ny jalls in rura) communities were empty. ! house up ag | ton, democrat, Texas, was good enough, but falled. Then natured alcohol, it should read * Both proposals w vote and thrown out. Representative 1. York, enlivened th “1 never took Getting about Dbill the house had rea tional’ forces, but he never did so. “President Cosgrave, of the Irish cab- inet, made the announcement in tho par- lgiment- of_the ‘assassination, and Rich: deglared -ho would not sign any agres-| The American stand for the opening' dividends declared .by various corpora: maht swheraby hid fellow citizens would! of the straits .has clearly impressed the ! SMeicBpear Agked If-fE, Mella g v bediobliged 1o leave the city whefe tney; Turks, and America’s word. will doub: not “begin th k- melon-cutting with’ 7 mdresided. for centufies and ad done' lcss weigh strong wiien the time to.sei-) @ 200 per cent-cuf’ fox:Gulf. Ol y 50" much for the prosperity of all traits problem arrives OoWn compan o and several other children and four adults were severely burned when a can of gasoline used to start a fire at the home of ‘Tvor Johnson cipigcu e Wu- gene, Ore, Half ‘a dozen members were on feet at once trying to break quesetions when Mr. Hill with six n utes to close general debate, pro« to explain the nature of his amendni= “Intbe-first-place,” he,shoutcd ab the’ hubub, T shall SEe~house clim hoW‘: $150,000 Tor the prohibition ity bureau: that the sums of from §1 08 to $150,000 - as heretofore shall-not :will remain, and an effore will be mads De spent in open violation of the Volstcad [to keep the title in the bill by other jla fo"the purciase of booties liquor | means. Governor Russell, turning his eyes; {rom the jury at one poifnt in his testi- mony ~taward - the - counsel table whe n . wnd !3tiss Birkhead was seated declared, tn &rd” Mulcali minister_of defense.. patd answer to a question as to whether he friluite_to the:twp men: ~ He was. deep- 5 - £ ¥ * - “affected and -his: Foice Wwas tense with 'M‘:‘n'fl‘b:fil"éfiafit?x?;m‘ aad she| To raise a milllon dollar fund to en- sslon when 2 2 Sew ::n:enm;th;:-[ s dow the Eplscopal Theologieal school in r; irony :hé' declared. that “thess vio- S st :| cambriage; Bishop Willam Lawrence of had 1o priest or benefit of feligious O T e (o~ ! Massachusetts ebmfort, and no Teporters were present.” 3 it ., moement. This was aimed at the labor and oth- :’:!*2;3":3‘102‘; ‘i'“ f“fihf‘_”!fl“?‘ oo eed e e tneber e of oere”| friends to effect a -wetilement with he o) “I never authorized any one to pa {Béntatives of the press at court martials ¥ o f her a_dime,” Governor Russell declared. and ‘have criticised the withholding of the - annoumcement of executions from |. Migs Birkhead was under cross-exam- relatives ‘until all’ was over. ination most of the morning. She ad- The risk to other members of the par- | Mitted, " that, "during the campaign for liament, is -serious, and even the mem- | the governorehip 4n-1919, she informed bers from Trinity college have- recely- | Osear Johriston, who 'was -opposing Mr. ed threatening letters. They have mot,| Russell and Earl Byewer, former gov- ‘however, sought the shelter of the gov-|ernor of Mississippl and a political op- ernment’ bullding. - Two of them reside | ponent of the governor, of the alleged in the college, and two in their own| wrongs. She expfained, however, she homes. The members can gain access to| did this because they were lawyers and' the pariiament chamber without appear-|she was seeking advice and counsel ing on the strect. The Museum of Na-| She also admitted that she receivc tural History joins up the College of | a monetary consideration for confirm: Sclenos, which is now the government|tion by which newspapers would be en- building, With Leinster house, in the | abled to print the full storv of her al- legations #= v a3 filed. |theatre “of which parliament sits. In his testimony. mr. Russell decl: Miss Blrki: ., - : office! of the - lieutenani-governor—where she asserted alleged wrongs oocurred—in his presence. Once, Governor Russell declared she threatened to' commit sui- cide," ; = ~ Mr. Russell’ sald he gaye her ‘employ- relating to the bureau c e also.had been ia- : | B former, ¥ o usher, Paris, Bec. T.—(By The A. P.)— | WHo. was. made chibf -of tte income e urlington, Vt. —A jury. o] Jhe : o Sremier Poincare leaves at noon tomor-| farmers todsy sel at $45,000 the dam- Goion . Without: ,‘,’,f,';*“;:&;‘r‘%;';f“;z 4w for Londou to attend the conference | ages due Mrs. Dorrit, S. -Woodhouse from IR’ allieq premiers which ix regarded by ! her wealthy parents-at-law, Ne. and Mrs. (o Vieiient:t OB ihe resignation af Bany hfe s tho last great effort of the | Lorenzo ki Woodhouse, of New York and (1o OMOal Be s9id. Mis. iotersiation shtents'to reach afi agreement on Ger- { this She had sued them for & Mmil-" 0 the retiring oflotr had' Ber: somotot. many's” reparations bill befos” ¥rance , lion dollafs, alleging that they had allon- | oy s sk o i Sbwn, & wets"out /independently to colléct in her | ated the affectipns of her young husband, | “Yuin T SIGNTL o B swn_ Way. | C. Douglas .Wooghouse, who is now atirp i e The meeting is looked upon in many | Reno, ‘Nev.. seeking divorce. The AWArd | baca: tos witserims for moc g o 83 tespents the most “Iiportatt since thelis one of the: largest ever returnied in | compantes pERCICINE: Beore. Sonr o scmigos, invilving a8 it dosd the’oon-| yuch edles: Sartonent seakiE to ralisve it oo oo oy e s w‘t‘l";;t‘:; Er el:‘lo!nu‘el for the elder Woodhouses Im- | naries of taxess b TAROS Geva: - A lmediately moved that ‘the verdict bs set | wrme N iy o) Siaion Ja at] Tme fury was ook corty huti T 0oL e dus e e e e Yoged Brussells - Anamcial - conforemes | PoRTed that thelr long deliberations Wers thar.in-law. 3. V. Canton. Smemmting. 1o nands. " |Jargely over the amount of damages. §869369 and other matters that will be! Although the Rritish have disclosed no | CouR®el- for the plaintift had developel yresented formally shéuld be:given full| stated pollcy since the resignation of | (°Stimony that the defendants were worth oifsjicity by -4 - thorough nvestigation M, Lioyd George Premier Bonar Law | PProximately a million and@ hif dol- g ciu wéms to agroo with his predecessor that dermay schould be given a long mora- oHum from cash payments, that the to- # of the indemnity should be reduced ind that no military measures shoufd be ised in attempts to forco Germeny to »ny. M. Poincare's much-discussed plan of settloment, although withheld on the eve > the last London meeting because of the sensational Balfour note, is expected o ba placed befors the prasent meet- ing, but it appears that he will reveal opehed ~a nation-wide James Logan, former mayor of Wor~ | cester aif@ for 24 years general manager of the United State Envelope company, was elected president of tne company 4t a | meeting of the directors. MAJ. GEN. WOOD DECIDES TO REMAIN IN PHILIPPINES WOULD CREATE A BUREAU OF CICIL AEBONAUTICS New York, Dec. 7.—A federal law reg- ulating the operation of airplanes and the creation of a buread’af civil acronautics in the department of commerce, Were I commended today ‘at the aeronautical session of the American Soclety of M chanical Engincers. Immediate legialtion to provide government aid in blazing air trafls and establishing ground organi- zatlons of private aircraft operations al- so were urged. Ralph E. Upson of Detrolt, discussing “the airship for long-haul heavy traffic service,” sald the New York<Chicago route, which'ls so favorale in other re- spects was 'the worst In the country from a wéather standpoint. “A nightly twelve-hour -service In both diredtions can be maintained 100 | 'per centfon schedule for a six months pected that the Philippine legislature %he sald. “For the. full year,|would enact reorganization proposals the on-time trips would be cut|soon after January 1, but it is now ume 93 per cent. An avetage of four | derstood that the legl and other per cent. of the. trips would probably be |governmental machinery have falled to postponed or cancelled on advance notive, ; function as rapldly as was anticipatef to enablé prospective 6 go by Certain features of the program which train. The technical requirements of |General Wood put forward, will bs under such service arefairly cledf, " but the {consideration for some time before they bupiness side of it presents one of (ko |are finally made eflective. havdest problems that has e¥er come up.” . fUpson pointed .out that,“while a fire| Penmsylvanis Autborities Surprised Partial identification of the woman, whose body was washed ashore at Palm: er Beach, Mass., indicated that she was Marfe Larteight, a maid employed by Dr. John M. Little, of Auburndale. ngton, Dec. T.—Major Leonard Wood, governor general of the { Philippine islands, has decided to Temain {at his present post and not to accept the joffer made by the Uni of Penn- syvania to be the provost of that Institus |tlon, according to information recetved { here today by administration officials. War department officials declined ta make formal announcement of General Wood's decision, but it was said in Seeres jtary Weeks' office that an announcement | probably would be made tomorrow. Previously General Wood had made request of the University for an extems sion of time beore assuming the office of provost in order to se: tne completion of the legislative program he had SpoBs. sored in the Philippines. It was ex= General The XNational Negro Baptist conven- - tion was {n session In St. Louls under < police protection owing to numerous pro- tests from residents of the west end section against the body meeting in a ! theatre in the neighborhood. The establishment of sheep ralsing and dairying industries on Campobello and Deer Islands, will be made the sub- ject of a study by officials of the New Brunswick department of agriculture in ] ULSTER CONTRACTING OUT lars. Of the $465.000 a = was given as actual da; wife, and $65,000 as a > “Anfong cother charges plgced,in mv OF IRISH FREE STATE DS nands by @ well-informed witnéss, thar - — - | Souia be mvestigated.” Mr, Frear add-| Belfast, Dec. T—(By the A P)— r A With . ed, “4re" that the. Aluminum ‘company Premler Sir -James Craig, accompanied the m ":tle n‘lk wh;fl: ext. door w-_gmflu recéived from. treasury of- by the Marquis of Londonderry, leager of ‘;u;s :‘ y familiar to ington o Seials an amortization of 415,000,080 v the semate,” and Colonel Spender, secre- | efore the trialiin which was ré-teld the. about $30,000,000 . valuation, aithough tary of the Ulster . cabinet, started - se | ment Alfter censulting his wife, and took | fd‘cumatuce of their meeting &t & col- the- property was -then. employsd -gen- London”tonight,- bearing an address to | lfe home in - Oxdord. oge. prom, the courtship and mafriase. erally in produotion.” = He. ‘meniloned the king contracting Ulster out of the| - his_narration. fo” ths . allega- [rhile Woodnouss was at an army camp the, Standard Steel company as Irish Free State. > | g §,against itm, Mr. Russell de- :; 918, and :n,en- paration’a-little mdre ifg an “alleged '$8,000,000” tax due,’ -The address-was voted unanimously ! cl Miss Birkhead, -after spending s yue TG o a8 #aid Secrptary’ Mélion was “alleged by both houses of the Ulster parliament 'soius time at-Cams Jackson, S. C,. re- & only in 1 broad outlines, Teserving | dence. that hér m:’«:‘:m';:fl:d”me' m%ly o i bl Tt s ittt (R 4 detalled plan tor the Brissels con-| bed her. had inipired and suported thels . S S e s e e son {n.his separation from her, and had In the course of his explanatory speech | *You _ feil mothing me.” llmvgfi 1ty lo Jsarned that the fol-|encouraged on affalr between him and | l1n tns Sinss ot commons Mr’ufi:l%.znm-:nflzmur‘lm B’l?w:: avow- mmmx ":s vr:l:’-un::il ‘while ::;-un Lillian H. McClellan of Washington, | declared it was useless to hold out-&ny.!ed. “You want {6 shun me, T am go- nm{‘ . Probebly | p. C., which led to an engagement while | “Ulster ‘would go un-- iug to tell them you seduced M= T¢. the new year. Coroner John J. Phelan at Stamford returned a finding on the death of Leo Boelim, of that city who was fatally in- | o gpou jured last Monday when he fell from i " 1a scaffold while palnting the interior of} ahouse. No one was found responsible for the accident which was reported as | unavoldable. - b HE S R BOY POINTED REQOLVER - s AT’ STATE 'POLICEMEN Danbury, Dee. 7.—Stats” policemen at. tempting to arre Robert - Séars, - 15 Plaios today on s jcharge ~of ' burglary,~ found -themsélves i peering into the muzzle of a- revolver-in A twenty year fight to substitute fast power présses for hand presses now in used In the bureau of engraving and printing, the largest establishment ‘of its kind in the world, was finally put up 16 ‘congress by the house appropriations committee. inger obviously exisis, 4t has been| Pphiiadeiphia, Dec. 7.—The information Uy exaggeérated. No ‘Yegular pas- | from Washington that General Leonard nger trips on an alrshipiline ever has!Wood had decided not to become provost ;becn lost, he declared, add mo alrehil.|of the University of Pennsylvania was jaslde from military and’ experimenta) Lreceived with surprise Ly university gue "ones, has.ever burned In’the afr. -8ea- Ithorities. The general was expected planes, he asserted, have darried approxi-|nere early next y-ar, and no word o mately 40,000 pasiengers for more than | his. tatention to rmain in ihe Phillps e e miles without a tatallty of { pines has been reccived here. serious nfury. General Wood was clected “head” of Morton. G. Lloyd, of the United §tatesi the University by the trusiees in A—: % bureau .of stapdards, told the- delegate®!1921. " He was to be the executive head that three: million acoldents, many, of|and his duties were to be specified Owe week of luxurious ease at the Parker. ‘House, Boston during -which, 1t o orl wakt shared by police, - &° mumber | of woF checks were passed to give his to be presented DY pride a wonderful honeymoon” led to the 4 {arraignment {n-municipal court of George district, SALOONXEEPER'S HEATH Hartford, ' Dee.; 7. DUE ‘TO POISONED WHISKEY {mated at-$50,000, 1eee - i by - George y, CLARA PHILLIPS. ‘!fii{“ o CLABS ONE RAILROADS SHOW - for: the Ar:‘echuhn'bl i , ‘smpunted “to_§85,234,000, L1t e e October, 1931, the French in thelr argumenis in|he was still married. -Mrs. McClellan, in |a.r the Dublin . parliament, ‘added | Russell eald.when he refused she left a ] urrender of . productive | 1ouse had not been divorced. only. . possible coursy o More than a score of witnesses sum. ity to from 40,000,000, - el 1 expected’ lomnity to_from O 2 mi. | e was in’ residence at Reno. He sent & | hme wpes s, liowe 4nd was Enocked guital s 3 3 e French snd other allied debts. ¥ Judge E. R. o 5 e S o AR Holmés has ordered that court sesslons Lo crior Of the West Roxbury e German payments In. - favor . of| T enze of the eifer Woodhon 1h:Redding: e 4 which could be ellminpied . throiigh the | he actually assamed the oftice. dritain'e 23 t. In return I “back of | . Bintes sl I ESka theid won f0F Be moakd, ‘aid that he, s e e N moreny OF ' WOMEN DEMOCRATS | 5, nd veteran. telegrapher, h T CoE st had acted on his own initiative in i & EORGE - E. HOADLEY ' - He “gdimitted that, - if X gt oot - @ R B fhe - Oupreeni | telegraph _operator in Springfield at the vhen Germany refusés, to.carry- out the | MES. GRON ‘PUT HUSBAND ON hat” something could be done here. democrats of Marylend.-who' gathered': JOTR TG SETC SRS A i eat. s e - sot_and stabilising the -mark, perialties| . it arfangements, he' would mot stand in the | cratic’ victory.. . : poned Portiand, Me.; Dec. 7.—Mrs. Madeline o b > ety : e insis urchaged at agen- Rubr. so as ta permit a customs cor- Remsen" C ‘i be dorie- in the'way of bringing an amend- | road: to heaith s : i & o' N Tottath ish giplomat, sald she had often com. “being’ Ing: y ce ¢ beciuse of his wife's Ulnesn, ymig, exploltation -and . general admin- R e e e commbns, because “thanks largely “to,he haé been at any time eince his re- ageiicles to 22, i an effort to eleminate fr beporced the : b sometimes ‘giving him amounts as smali} po Syl of drinking /polson whiskey, sald (it is thought Mr. Harvey may COMMITTED SUICIDE IN sald. she put Gron'on an allowancs ot} oyt sy Troset tions, ; they- had . sécured amajority for | wonderful- patient.imaginable. . He' also! ers’ G outided: , oy adhere to this be They told the| It was emphasized at (be ~The.-body| aration, Mrs.. Gron . temtified - her “hus. | Lot -for (he’ beneftof Hartford bos act”: - * Iy what-he. is 4old. . A Nedion and Dr. & R Sty | by an instructions from siretch -of woods. at Point| gave him mopey ‘fof ~his- Ammedimie on, > . victoms' stomachs {ed that thelr meeting had 3o had shot . himselt the{vard” club;. New - York,’ whers he had| -Los 0o of aleohol In' the stomach of-{the allled premiers, whose i rs. Gron .to<her husband iin 1917 Lower, Cal 1mm“m ek - two o ot “which. -operata “You must- come| deputy: s 2 m; o | a deposition. sald she broke off this ep- that the moment such arose : with the declaration -that_ she would AoneNe , Tioratorium. to Germany | gagement when she learned that Wood- | Jears, Oid, Of Biar : he>would refuse: to gler. Tho bring sult against him, juarantees, such as mines and forests. . Young Woodhouse did not appear dur- outh | % Two—Reduction of the. German in- | .0 i€ FOSIOTR S O RpoRs e vnth!:&r;;q i ):;d Russell rqnllny . be 100,000,000 gold marks only on . condi- A in | @eposition in which each side found state- | - 5 A Mis ¥ > fon that. thero be & paraliel. réduction in | 359 e ns wond ihe devolver from hls hand, after- 4 - ; 5 o R ‘Three—Revision of the, percentages of contentlons. s 4 e German The defense of the elder Woodhouses |bing a home in T or . he.extended untll six o'clock-n the ev. | SoTo™ O & charge of forgery. ning, ; nce, Nce ai present s entitled to 7 5 z observance of ordinary safety codes, oc: e et ¢ 5~ bt 1d p ter-In-law as ‘well'ns they felt she P e U : B Henry - Deive, pas§ grand ma ot i stries - H 3 per cent. g S ] e gt Sl B i e T ) S = : entered lnto by the wrong | - .. By Rt i B oy {#g' & cur-yeariy in indubtries of the Unlted|mms, MARVE:'s ILLNESS CAUSES ng the indemnity &t the suggested 900 BEQUERT FOK- TRENIKY . 2 SR A | H eld, at the age of 78. e was | Four--When the voluntary default of | arating from' her. - £ Jetves in the q X London, -Dec. 7.—7The conversations Jermany s definitely establiehod, or | ' e ot s L TR L i sk A g Uy - e e e T Tarvey. Al 4 celve: Assoc! Tess dispateh an- nanelal reforms. of balancing her bud- "ALLOWANCE OF, 3100 A MONTR there ‘in the matter of the - border ' foday-: t6 celebrate - the recent - demo- % ‘Germany .;:’m mf:“ p Fould~ be impased. = These include - ex- ‘Way -of approving such an agree Mre. Wilson sald_ that former Presi-| A ‘proposal ealling fc take’;for whilmy, 3 tenslon of ‘the allled occupation’ of ‘the { Masters “Grap, testifying’ today in he mhflmbo:-ve: miznnmf:n;.uiam m';s... v'flx.?ll-fl not, so far on_the for ‘theatre ‘ticke o e ;‘.Z:;“ bl gn“c;: L".‘."u‘:;‘“‘w“m;,‘ =30 suit for divorce from - Niels Gron, Dan- e 3 1 Yecent newspéper re-, cles—an advance of 50 cents over.bOX'sccorging to the cofoner’s fon around that territory, and the econ- " ol ot through, the ' British house _of | ports have Indiéated; Is much better than offico charges—and the - limitation of oo samiormed an Rutoper. 1o wae otl B Houghton is - speading tonight Yatfon of the Rhineland to.hfs réscus when -he was: penniless s o e b had"died 3s the | Warwick Castie. the Harvey home, &nll € the Rhloalagd. B ) the' Ulster .delegation ‘which went to the |cent flines. = - | the, vexatious . speculation problem,. has rcgu” f Sr it = as. §10.- At ome- time, the .. petitioner | Doox M Hoatiey, athoskie 2ot an sk British constituencies prior. to -th.elec-I *Mr. ‘Wilson,” she said, “is the most ' been --a;x;:e«: b{nt;; P;«!'Lc‘u Manag- |, have been left hy.an agent as a sam-|with him to London tomarrow. aithough not an_alt h ! pat soclation ew Yor) 7 %z3 THE WOODS AT BRANFORD, $100° a. month. ° (e ook iterest in its| Ulster .in the ‘British house of commons ' has the'gregtest store”of patlence which ple. Members of eski’s family still| Harvey continues to improve ‘Brantord, . Conn., Dec. 5] asation, aie oy 0 : b = et A S A s i ey s R L OB T A Ty . George. McGowan, 23 years' old; of | band came.to her suMe-in-a Chicago.Ho+| » 10 Wished o enter the' ool 25,000 pia o ; = %z % town, was found tonight .in .ajtel, hungry and °.without> funds, . She] % -~ - s }imston, but are taking place eats ufar hers, by 4 fearch party.(hat.had' needs, she.mld,. this includine a sum| That.-Toe A" BE the victoras' stomachs | o4, hat thalr mecting - Dad the young . man all dlylw to pay”tils dues at the Har- i 2pparently was bar polish. . They found |bearing on the week end c with aravolver, actaring ‘to| been i Clara elfher man, they: said. : i&‘& ‘Examiner Dr, - Arthur_ 8, Me- .,‘hnm Dassages; from letters” writfen| deress” mi“’i’““[‘fl' ln;;:flnnd today. *{ interior ot - s “How, I'.mis Dear Tiove, Willlam 1. -&nd was. e patient of a. nerve W‘!a -in Short. Beach. - This - morg- 1§ 2