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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

our most respected citizens At the time. of his death he was vice president and director of the Norwich Savings Society.
 Friday, Dec. 3, 1870-Prussia, it seems, is not to be satisfied with Alsace- Lorraine, after all A dispatch from Brussels says that she is plotting for the annexation of Luxembourg which she couIts because of its possession will vastly enhance the strategical importance of Lorraine.
 The resignation of First Lieutenant Timothy Cornwall, Company B, and Sec ond Lieutenant Francis Connery, Con1- spany E, Eighth Regiment, have been ac- eepted by General McCord.
 The annual meeting of the Windhan County Agricultural Society was held at Brooklyn on W Wednesday, the 7th inst. Chosen: President, Joseph D. Bates; vice presidents, James M Johnson, John Di- mond. Theron D. Whitfore; recording secretary Ind treasurer, E. Newbury. Saturday, Dec, 10, 1870-The founda- ton of the courthouse was completed work and bank walls are yet to be built, yesterday morning. Portions of the brick when the lot will be abandoned for the winter tf
 At the boiler shop in Thamesville, a boiler is in process of construction for the steamer Hunt of Philadelphia and Providence line The Hunt will come to this city port for the boiler to be put In. :,
 The funeral of Jedidiaa Huntington, 2d, was held yesterday and was large ly attended The Rev. MT. Dana con- ducted the service at the residence. Burial was in the Yantic cemetery.
 An addition of wood, 25x30 feet, to Pollard's Boiler shop at Thamesviile IS being built.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
SUNDAY SUBJECTS z

The subject at tlsl Cliristian Science service9in the Thayeri building will be God the Preserver of Man. s '
 At Park Censregatisnnl church. < ser mon he>nornsag serf.cs by the pastor. Rev. Dr. s. H. Howe: ,Biple3 school. at noon.i -ss si V
 At The .Hsiiuess Miss. S7 Main street praise and prayer 'serpice at 10 a- m. Bible class and Sunday school at 3 ?. m. Preaching at 3 ands [ 30 p. m.
 At Trinity EplscsDaI ch1rch,; holy com munion, 9:30 -a. n. i; morning prayer aid sermon, 10 ;3o; church school at nooh. and evening. prayer and sermon at 7:Sc p. m. i.s. Y !-s7 's1s
 At St. Andre WIS 1Eptseepal church. Rev. William H. Smith, rector. Hqiy .corri- munion s.J0 a. m, morning ssrvice 10 80 a. m. ;.- church school ats noon: evening prayer [ 80 p. m. T
 At Trinity Meth6disF lsbise5pzI cHusch Sunday nofnine servtce' ats1y.s1 S, ser nlon, The Light That Ncvcr iFsazis. Eve ming service, .30. ..' sermon toy.c, EieetinI a Cabiaet. E. . At the FiFst censrexafisnsl church. Norwich Town. the pastor, Rev. c. C. Bailey will preach at the morning Scr vice upon Does the End Justify the Mean? lTha s.ofy or .JacSb.l
 : At the esparituaI Acade4ny,s Park street Mrs. Lizzie D. Buffer of Eynn, psychic and independent message medium, will speak and give psychic; lnessages aa 2 o'clock in the afternoon and at 7:3o in the evening. ~ At the First Baptist ehsrch,; George Henry Strouse ministers, morning theme. The Slaughter of thes fnnoeents. | Bible school at F o'clock. aIIvening service at 7:30. The Young People wiA have the first half of the hour and Rev. H. B. Sl6at of Hartford will then speak
 At the Central Baptist church. Rev. A F. Purisiss, pastor, preaching morning. and evening by Rev. Peter c. Wright. Sunday ss hoo. and City Bible class for men meets at noon. The Young People will hold social shotr at 6 o'clock fol- lowed by the regular B.sY.sP.SU. meeting.
 At Christ Episcopal chareh.e- Services on Sunday. Dec. F, 1920. Holy comniun- ion S:00; morning prayer 1e:30; evening prayer, : 7:30: an Every Mentber Canvass of the parish viii be made Sunday after noon to secure subscrip tions and pledges for 1921 The results VIII be announced at the evening service.
 At the chrzelix ss She Good shepherl, NCnlfcEBA4tstlS 4VssN4rs q. Ill., tilot itiA 5 service of worship. Sermon by Rev. G. E.. Huntley. :p.D., of Boston, Mass. 12 m., Bible school, 2 ddtsss,.. by Dt. Huntrey; 6.so D. itl., Sunday school conference with pr. Eunt1ey; 7.3o7 5. ra., lecture What ssaH fa zAnsrica, by Dr. Huntley. Z ' 2. s.Ee as. : ' /,
 At the Fsdcrated church, SRey. Daniel Trick, pastor; s1e:3o, morning worship. sermon theme. : Jacobs JaSock Experf- ence; HAS Bible. school; s:3e Young Peoples society, topic What yings ttas have helped me. leader, Valentine Se- bastian 7:.so;-eyening service, the speak CT will be Dr. A, B. Coats .aegrsta-y Of the Connecticut Baptist convention. 4se
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
IN NORWICH FIFTY YEARS AGO

Fifty years ago -lis week the founo- sion fJr the then new courthouse was ,pmpieted and preparations were being dad, Co aoandon the sonstruction work inr the winter months News despatches rhlcn arrived that week confirmed the thmors of disaster to the French army, tfich was then at war with the Prus- Cans and thera were grave fears that Paris would be compelled to capstulate by starvation. thus losing their last op- poriunlty to shake of the grasp of the invaders.
 Interesting extracts from the fles of The Bulletin of December. lS7g fol- low.
 Monday. Dec 5. is7o-Tae sfa,. wood RuobeT company are making surveys with a view Co flooding Cedar swamp in ihc town of Lebanon. for a reservoir to furnish power Co one of their mills in Bozrahviue. By building a dam 10 feet ngh 't is believed that ,omparariv, y worthless tract 'of country Of about IT, loo acres in extent, can be flooded to an average depth Of about ten feet
 J. .. Lamb of this city. has con- trRcted 10 furnish soc. GOO ties and t'n- o-rs for the general construction Of the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
HUMoR OF THE DAY
.:Pa. 'v'has is diDiomacyT'

Pa, what is diDiomacyT"
 Diplomacy. my boy, Is the Err of hr- Ing disagres1oie pieasantiy .''-Sunsisirs Bulletin.
 Ars. Ecwrox-Do you have any trlubs with -cur servsnts7
 Mss WarDucls-Not unless fhey stass something drst-Buffzio Express.
 "Hi. f,,e-e. sir saou;ed "a Floridn ia1s- lord to. a departing guest who was r--s Ing Tor. the train. ''-cu've dropped To-- pcc&etbooiz" "All rigilt," fhouted i.-iff the guest without stopping. Eve DO furts. CT use for st"-Horsson Post
 A gentleman who was searching for r. wife in z crowded department stoto ru- marked ;o a saieswouan, "Is there ans thing On earth that would reconcrs a man tc such crowd as thisz"
 Yer. sir. being enc Of The firm Uaf the prompt reply.-E-chanse
 S:tter-Bu;. Mr. snie-s, tha, doesrs ionk like ne. I'm sure
 Po-t-aitist--But madam, f it looked sr- nsu-c tise yor Tn sure y0u worldrl l.ke its--BoE.oa TranscriDt.
 'Tn the old days many a Eiri vas sasis- fled with love h a cottEge."
 ~Aw. ma. be reasonable. Times are i different Now she must consider love in a Iiy-ss.-Isouisviiis Courier-Jozrsazl.
 Whats your opinion of scif?"
 "Pii lei you. If 1 had tried as hard | to learn Ire details of my business ss { have .o play that game I should has been 2 ularvlfors succezs by aow.--De- troit Free PreSs.
 -First .Afithos--sly mother ziwars thoreiE [ would De remarkable Eran Seconi iAuthsr-.cD wonder you issse go. r1ich imagination. You Inherited ii 9 -JudEe..
 ''l,ntse ra5ylas l,i,iares are. very r-i- <. lsilc"i ] ,''yez-, I,ze. seen a szndsic-n s-t ! eve-y5sey ia the Audience t5 coeghine. [" i--Loaisgi.lo cerrisr-Ioa-naL
 .5udge--Fiow old are you?
 H1iness (A iadyl-Th.rt-. i Jrdge-Thi-ty I have heard y-u give the earne age in this court for tna lnst three years. | Witness-Tcs: I x11 not enc Of .sn-s 1 pe-soEs who ten you ore thing toiaT anl another .c-15--sw.-EtinourE.i sc0.ssnsn.
 ..Yo1 are cha-Eed with blgzmy." T suers. I'm gully. Tour Honor.- | ."1yell, s,tf' [ Pm victim of -sr sztistics Your {. Honor"
 ; ''Daais do you meanT'' i T read some figures to shoE that Hs- l carsa ns tie number of men killed in th- i war there are ro~ Eix women to el.rr i man. ard f-ied 10 gst my EiN--Brui- | nShaTn Ase-Hsra;d-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

Chesapeake and Ohio railroad In West Virginia.
 A chicken market for high toned poul- try was established at a restaurant near the Wauregan house yesterday. People who passed ought it was limburger cheese exchange.
 Tuesday, Dec 6, i570--The common council occupied its new chamber for the first time iast evening
 J. W. Smith of Waterbury, grand mas ter of the grand lodge of the state, will lodges of Odd Fellows. A meeting of Uncas lodge. LAO, Q. F.. will be held this evening accordingly.
 A sign of winter are the sleds which are ran~ed along the sidewalks.
 Nearly every kind of shell fish of he country. with the exception of snails, is ct the wharf. which is at the wharf
 Wednesday, Dec.A7 1S70-At Bean Hill Tuesday a kerosene lamp exploded in me of the street cars. A gentleman seized the largest fragments and threw them into the street His hands were slightly burned.
 The hotse railroad company Is laying a turnout on Franklin street near Grove.
 The festival given by the ladi"s of the Congregational church at Preston City Tuesday night was well attended and passed off pleasantly. A large number from this city were present.
 The annual meeting of the New Lon don County Agricultural Society for the election of officers will be held on We'd nesday December 14tn.
 Thursday. Dec s, 1S70-L H. Brom- ley gave a very interesting lecture en- titled "Gllmpses of the War" in Breed hall last evening The lecture was in some respects different from what was expected but was none the less enjoy ed. The lecturer was followed with the closest attention and gave much pleas ure 10 his enthusiastic audience.
 The despatches which came over the wires within the last forty-eight hours Ire confIrmatory of all the rumors of disasters 10 the French army, which for week have been flying about Unless success shall come speedily Paris will be compelled 10 capitulate by starvation and the last opportunity for France to shake aT the grasp of the invaders will be -one.
 Tedediah Huntington 2d, died sudden
 at his residence Tuesday morning. MT.
 iutington> had been slightly indispos-
 tor a few days. Mir. Huntington was Jout TO years of age and was one of
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
EAST HADDAM

ss ". J. Tracy found one of his horses dead in It's stall one morning. this weei.. Tie animal was apparently all right the previous night. .-::.,s'
 ' MT. and l.a F. E. Swan and Rev. Franklin Conntryman were in Clinton Thursday attending a. meeting of Sea View Pomona, grange. -s
 '. Deacon John I. Tracy, who has been i'll fer soma weeks. is able to be about the nefghborhood. %
 : Miss. Evelyn Carrcn. who has been spending a few days at her home be- ing called here by tho death ofsshe. grandfather F. H. Phelps, has returned to Boston. s.,.3 .is q
 Peter, ,Zembai. employed by tie state highway department, fell from bridge ever the Farmingten river which the department were .repairing and was drowned. He leaves his wife and a young, child .s-s-..
 Mrs. Frank P. Keeeh of New York has been spending 3 few days at Chest elm this week. s
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
sri,lEsY aGnose noar.

Siamese fsaernen do most of their fishing by meaHs of what is known as a ghost boat Th's consists Of a long board. painted Eii.e, snd a4ransei in position ii h. water The top must not bs too high above [: e E;s face cf ths water for the fish i: s des red to cap ture to leap over.
 When in position she ghos. .rssenbiss vcry much the white s.cefcf roai or punt The fish. feeing this white board become frightened. ard in fear the- leap oyer the board. At the back of the board. however, nets are arr nzel In such 2 position tfss thore lsh that succeed h isacing the b3 srl land in the nets md. gre ca1rh. The a--ount of fish caught ty tie employment of ghost boats is ve-y isrre. indeed. an.i the method has the acvantace of nrr- venting the sasiler fry from getting into tie nets. es the7 arc unable to leap over tiae tozrd.-Detrcft News.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

,.;s The S.s.,:sIo ssss5sS'r originally T"' 2 'F'7
 Seven daily papers in Louisizaa arr edited by women.
 Anony the coins Of India Is one which ls srusne in shape.
 The exclusive food of inc hsrgy ssFia Of Brazil Is monkeys.
 Arnsthysts and jet are the i've mos widely used mourning stones.
 French burglars recently made use oi chlorine ga sto overcome watchdcsz.
 Tae wine production cf Madeira fer 1920 is- estimated in excess Of I,32n."o9 gallons. 90 per cent increase over isls.
 The Ringstrzsse. h Vienna. On the ste of the old Notifications, is regar1ld aa one the hznGsonest streets in the world.
 II Is reported that a large number of Germans from the occupied Rhine teTE1- .c-.es are enl.stins tn the French foreiEn isEien. .s-
 A chinese trust controls he dye use6 or a-ecrackers, made from cibuca. a Philippine wood The game dye .s used for sealing wax and Chinese ini-.
 Tn Siam many women are employed In array. workshops, .n fac.ortes and on th1 railways and roads. where they arc paie the s2nis rates as men fer equal work
 In Holland many women find employ ment h file brick yards. They stand OFT In the warmest weather smoothing uis bricks ard gathering tltfn h great Dii.s
 The corpo.atioa of tho city of BssH- bay has iecided tllat women shall be eliz ioie to election as municipal cvunciic-- thrssreaioytng tte sex bar which has. uD 10 now ben raised against them.
 h .he recent Austrian elections ~o- men voted ih greater numbers than Eaen- c fact that IS attributed to the wUrnons dis,onteat. over the great Increases 43 ti.s cost of living under social dsu- oc-atic rule.
 The oidsst battle flag in Inc museum Of tie Missouri state capitol was given ty the wclnea os CoiuTnbis. ft was carril1 by @ regiment o1 that state under Ger ersi- Geatrsy. h the s.Trinoic War .f
 The Jewlsi wcrnea engaged in asr.cnl- sursi coienization and IL other work iu- ward restoring the lost industrial sHd commercial life of the Holy Land gre practically all from well educated fan les in eastern Europe.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
liter a few days spent in New Haven.

after few days spent in New Haven.
 William Darling and Fred Fish were visitors in wi.limantic Monday. 4
 Ernest Spencer was a recent caller iri Norwich f
 Mrs. Cora Williams Is. fhe guest for 2 few days of Mrs. John Rathbun.
 Miss Gladys Stratton. home deInonStra- ton agent. met the local woTneu jn t,ie Grange hall Tuesday afternoon. II ras decided 10 organize classes in. home ,siurs. ing and sewing. the work to besialSen un after the holidays. Those wishing to ioIf either or both classes have been asked to leave their names with Mrs. Alice uous- ton. z
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
MEMS CLUE, OF TRINITY
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH ELECTS

Joseph Woolley was elected president of the Mems club of Trinity Episcopal church at the clubs annual meeting held Thursday evening. President Percival W. Chapman presided at the meeting which was well attended x
 The following were the officers elect ed for 1921:
 President, Joseph Woolley: vice pres ident, Alexander P. Williams; secretary. Woodruff T Sullivan; treasurer, H. F. Parker; executive committee, W. II. Harder Charles schlough and ". Partridge
 During the evening Allen Latham en- tertained with an interesting lecture on Bees It was voted to have a corporate communion on the first Sunday in Jan uary. The meeting will be an open one for the. congregation and there will be a stereopticon lecture.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

-5. T, Main vs. Sadie M. Main, motion to amend complaint. granted. q
 Esther B. Carpenter vs. Frank L. Carpenter, application for. aiimony pen dente lite, postponed; Minnie Hackett Grinneii vs. George ". oirinnell, all lowance to; defend and .alimohy pendente lite, $500 per week to commence at once; George Arthur Paqutn. petition for change of nar1e to- George Arthur Parker, granted; Frank D. Denison vs. Ernestine Dable Danison, that answer be filed or case placed oi uncontested list, answer filed; Anderson vs. Chap peii. ct al, bond for prosecution, s75 in two weeks.
 Berkowitz vs. Grieci,, answer to de- fault. answer in two weeks; Hull, state attorney ys. Chesterfield Baptist So- c.ety. ct si. 1. advertisement for claims granted, 2, admission Of parties defend ant. granted. 3, appointment of commit tee Of court to transfer property. post roned VI
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
SALEM

4 Christmas social is to be held in Grange hail. The proceeds of the social will be used to defray expenses of the community Christmas trc..
 MT. and Mrs. William Darling. Edwin and Fred Harris attended the funeral of Mrs. Loren jSathboDe in Norwich Tues day.
 Brill were recent New London callers
 Ray Bliven was New Haven caller Monday
 Eleanor Moore Of Norwich spent the week end at her home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Anes have returned
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
LEFFrNGWHL.

!, At the B. Y P. U. consecration meeting Sunday evening the president, Miss Elsie Beard, reported the. following as a nomi- dating committee: Charles L. Rathbone, Miss Myra e. Ellis and A. H. Beehe. Miss Mabel Hagberg of the Central Bap- tist church, Norwich. spoke very interest fasiy. on the World Widt guid.
 Sunday lnofning servaccs nt II o'clock
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
'uhxrscnIprs

AS rone fronas.ic sc-isene- in ha csfi. s ai5ln9 a eilii .aiuf4s tse stony cfgul Might labor get illDie cc4seousiy f9 sps IAe. ilnal. splendid eil-riss C4 h1
 script
 So win bright. rrs-ses sas the ..kutursisi A cciore-i ciIroi.icit. og things that pafs. Tnusnbing a ei,cw parchment that ia lii Will brief. iiiriained iettsrs through tha
 srass. With what a o-cdisaii.y of staIns
 Is fashiorec this last entry and drfisr By one aware of c1lds approAchlnE faine- Who serses. through each lfidescenf
 line,
 A pregys2cs al tiie shouider-ehils anh wIaas that VIII snun his letters out iH. -D5yid Msrtsn. in New York Evening
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

B. Y. P U. led ty Nils, Elsie Beard at 7.3o o'clock. Her toLic w'll De Wise Sayings That Have Hellrd Me. Prov. l i: Is.
 Harry E. Bedat was n Hartfori Mon- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
POETRY
mir E<EnLAsTfNO HILLS.

 zlae hiilS in wintAr V ear a ruoe
 Of sltgt ulne. zlfyNs wh.t-, Bespzngi W4tI a c4gstal fringe rOf ~s.sHriiling daanssnus bflgAl h spring they. don a gown Of r.ak.
 For raodod. .nufcfs bAs- In party dress bedeck each peak
 In aesiise, giau array Then -sa-nrner smiles and Garc-r f0rlh. And clothes tncrl Eli ln EFetr. Her eisitraid fesElc1is fsE S.s atca
 On eyry g.de are seei. When autumn stea.s across the nils / She yields her brush cf old And tinfs them with l.f gorrecra hu1n Of f1Het. rcd and god. Thus ev'r-- serron ti.ere iz -fon-..L
 ~here fn0rtsis oit have sTya. A miracle -teyoni fhe.r Ee-s-
 Il B the Hand of God. --Errol Hay Coscocls in Chariecf1n e
 C.1 NeWE
The evening world., 1920-09-08

miles from Florence in a northsriy
direction.
Soldiers aud fremen have been sent
to the afflicted area to add In the
work of rescue and calm the people
VINO, terrified by the shocks. refuse to
return to their homes and are camp
ing in the. opdn.
The shock at Pisa was preceded by
deep rumblings and followed by YER
teal and horizontal earth tremors
which lasted for thirteen seconds.
The population, terror stricken, ned
from their homes, the women and chill
dren shouting and weeping. TIE
squares Of the city were soon filled.
but a majority OF the people fed to
the fields
The hands of the clock In the tower
stopped. Bells IN the various steepies
were set ringing by the disturbance.
Persons who happened to be in Ca
thedra Square in Pisa say they saw
the famous leaning tower perceptibly
Oscillate. 1921
Electric wires were short circuited
in various buildings. St Michaela
The evening world., 1920-09-08
HUNDREDS PERISH
AS QUAKE ROCKS
NORTHERN ITALY
Continued From First Pase)

completely destroyed. Among the col
lapsed structures Is the post-ofice, in
the ruins Of which is the 'entire staff.
Soldiers, in the Province Of Massa
Maritime, and Montl, nearby, were
partially destroyed. Nivesano, .Forni
and Montignoro are reported in ruins,
while in Norma and Carrara many
structures have collapsed. At Via
reggie the Church of st. Paul was
destroyed, and at Castel Franco di
Soto the ceiling OF a church was
shattered. ....
Panic prevails at Lucca as a result
Of the cataclysm. and from Gavinana
and Mmestre como reports Of lives
being lost. At Villafranca, in Luni-
giana, an entire family was buried in
the ruins Of their home. and the vii
Iage Of vigett6 was entirely de-
strowed. Serious damage was done
in the Frignano District, wher'
houses collapsed, and at Frassinero
where a number of houses fell. Pieve
pelago and SAINT Andrea were badl!
damaged, but the number Of victim!
has not been ascertained.
The director Of the observatory a
Florence, Signor Alfani, says that tn
centre of the shock was about flft!
The evening world., 1920-09-08
COMMITS SUICIDE
TO FREE HIS WIFE
Beads Her Petition for Divorce
and Decides to Be the
r. Judge.

CLEVELAND. Sept. S.-'Having
read and reread my wife's petition
Tor divorce, have decided to be-
come the judge. As tho judge. 1
award her her freedom and alimony
In the shape Of my pension"
Henry7J. Pehl, forty-six, a chauf-
fsur. wrote this, then shot himself to
death in bed at his home. No. 971O
Hough Avenue. The pension to which
he referred was for his service In the
Epanish-American War.
His wife's divorce petition charges
mat he struck her repeatedly in the
presence Of their children. discolorinE
her face and body with repeated
blows: that he compelled her to as
Rst in support of the family for sew
eral years. and called her bad names
IN the presence of their children and
strangers. She askeat g0i Horce on
( grounds Of extreme cruelty and OF
disregard OF marital obligations ever
since they married, in 1894.
Pelll In his Anal note reserved a
small sum for the cost Of cremation.
His note opened with these self-con
0emning sentences: 81 borrowed this
gun from a friend to kill a dog. My
friend Is blameless and / am the dog
Henry had been suffering from his
Z nerves." Mrs. Pehl said. HE was Sc
violent toward me and the children
that l had to call the police. Several
times he tried to kin himself. But
when he packed hts things to leave,
beRged him to stay. I suggested thai
Il would stop divorce proceedings. and
Sve would start all over again
The evening world., 1920-09-08
TAX COLLECTORS
BOOKS TANGLED
Apparent Shortage Of $4,000 in
Accounts OF Keany, M,
Official.

Following . meeting Of the Finance
Committee Of the Kearny. N. j. Town
Council last night, It was announced.
q request would be made for an audit Of
the books OF the Tax Collector, Henry
b. Caithness, since he took once In 1914.
A shortage Of t4,7o0 was found IN
the 1919 books In an audit By y. Harott
Smith. Mr.. Smith reported the total
shortage would approximate $4,000.
Mrs. Helen Grant Marshall. a clerk
In the Tax Collectors once. was asked
to attend the meeting last night She
was unable 70 appear because OF illness,
The audit OF the 1919 books was Oc-
oasioned by Nbhe removal OF the previous
auditor to another city. The 1913 ac-
counts were correct when ne resigned.
Mayor Torrance Of Kearny said no
arTesta were TO be expected. An oppor-
tunitye-wtll Ue given Mr., Caithnees and
TO Mrs. Marshan TO explain the entries
in the books.
The evening world., 1920-09-08

Church and st. Matthew'S were con-
siderably damaged. Other churches
suffered less seriously.
The quake did not Causs any panic
in Milan, but the prisoners in the Jail
mutinied, insisting that their cells be
opened so that they might not die in
the ruins II the building fell. Soldiers
were hurriedly called out and finally
established order in the prison.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
FIND U. S. MARINES BODY.

CHAR1IEVIIIlB, France. Sept. a.
The body Of Lieu.y LothAf n. Long Of
the Uaited states Marine Corps, was
found at BayOnviIle. near here. yester-
-, Death, was caused> by a bullet
Wouid~ -se D -.- Ga.
Lieut. Long had been engaged in sur.
Veying the positions where, the Ameri.
can forces fought Just previous to the
armistlce.
The evening world., 1920-09-08

Speakers Bureau at Democratic National
headquarters here. and other Democratic
leaders on details for Mr. Danleis's
forthcoming speaking campaign in New
England.