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The Washington herald., 1919-07-11
Woman's Cries Land
'sPeeping Tom'' in jail

New York. July 1o.-Emma Carus
did some real coon shouting" last
night. She shouted Frederick Zell-
mon, colored. into Police Coost when
she saw him peeking through her
dressing-room window at the Or
pheum.
Her yodels for help started a six
block steeplechase that landed Zell-
mon in Jail. charged with unlawful
entry.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-11
u. S. to Have 2 Biggest
Battleships in World

The United States navy is to have
the largest two battleships in the
world.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels
yesterday awarded n contract to the
Newport News ShipbuildinG Company
for Battleship No. - to displace 500
tons ard 10 have siXteen-inch guns.
A. contract for another battleship OF
the same type viii be awarded next
week
Rpt.'cs',i7 No. = will cost s2f. m. co..
The Washington herald., 1919-07-11

New York. July i1o.-Thomas NJ.
Osborne. former warden OF Sing
Sing. was today numbered among
the battleship North Dakota's or
binary seamen. He doffed his lieu
tenant commanders stripes for thir-
ty days 90 get the viewpoint OF the
enlisted man. Osborne has been in
charge of the naval prison at Ports
mouth. n. II.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-11
Labor Wants Killings Aired.

Congressional investigation of the
alleged killing of three persons by
armed guards of the Corn Products
Refining Company's plant. at Arso,
III. was asked yesterday by John
Fitzpatrick, president of the Chica SO
Federation of Labor.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-11
BULK OF 4TH DIVISION
ORDERED BACK TO u. S.

The Fourth Regular Army Division.
less the Thirty-ninth Infantry and the
Fifth Regular Army Division. and at
tached units have been assigned to
early convoy from France. the War
Department. announced Yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-11
TROOP SHIP DOCKS
WITH 2,zO4 YANKEES

Nev niorlS. Jaiy 1e---Wtt ,e2as men
aboard. the TRANSPORT MAnItou ar
rived here. today, from Brest Her
passeneers 1bcuded the Twenty-sec-
'ond Eneinecrx Frst Battalion Mill
tsry Police. 18Th Camp Hospital. and
scattered men from the 36sth. z7oth.
:sist and essth Aero Squadron.
She brought also a number Of cas-
The Washington herald., 1919-07-11
Represents u. S. at Inauguration

The President has accredited Am.
hassador Stimson. at Buenos Aires.
as the governments special repre-
sentative at the inauguration OF
President-elect Pessoa. OF Brazil.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-11
Wed in Funeral Parlor.

New York, July 10-with half a
dozen undertakcrs as witnesses, AL
fred b. Madison and Miss Anna p.
Albrechten were married here in a
funeral chapel
The Washington herald., 1919-07-11

An inventor has given a medicine
spoon an extension lip to aid in guild
ing its contents into recumbent pa
tents mouth without spillinE.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-11

hs twotenths of percent greater than the average
of all packers their edible products explained by the
fact that Armour and Company figures shown above
include inedibIe products well as edible products.)
''On our invested capital we were able to earn
only about one-half the authorized returns per.
mitted u.s..
The Washington herald., 1919-07-11
Armour ard Company Profits

In his annual report to the stockholders of
Armour and Company, dated January Is. 1919,
Mr.. }. Ogden Armour, reviewing the identical
period referred to in the above report. says:
Our net profit was but 1 &c on each dollar
of sales :"
The Washington herald., 1919-07-11

81 suffered for some time with
tetter on my face. The trouble broks
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
TAISYS KELIUS.

WaShlngtonaS, sausio 8 d.
Valdzia Siais metals mano is
lelsti dideles sunas pinigu pa
taisymui If budavojirnui nau-
ju keliu.
Apskaitliuojalna, kad del is
pildymo yiso plano valdzios
reikes apie $1,0O0,0 100000, is
tu Maine valstijoj ST, 100000
Rhode Island, $4,000; Con
necticut, 100000; New
York, $12,00O,0O0; Kentucky,
81, $780, 1000; New Hampshire,
S175,00o; Alabama, S1,0OO,-
900; West Virginia $l6,000,-
600; Illinois, 100000; To-
wa, $15,57b,O0O; Louisiana,
$4,674,000; Texas, $20,000,-
600; Nebraska $1,657,089.07
North Dakota, $3,000,OO0;
Wyoming, $653,000; Colora-
do, $3,oO0,OO0; California,
100000; Arizona, 5000
600; Nevada, $1,148,849.80;
Idaho, 100000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
ATSISAKO tariffs SU
LIEBKNECHTU.

BerlinaS, sausio 7 d. Spar
takq delegacija Siqdien more
10 pasitarti su valdzia, bet jai
likosi praneSta, kad valdzios
nariai negali diskusuoti jokiu
dalyku pakol viesi if priyatiS-
XII namai, uzimti Spartakais,
nebus apleisti.
Delegcaija Spartakq suside-
10 is Wilhelm Dittman, bu-
vusio mario valdzios, Karl
Kautskio, Herr, Breitshee'd
buvusio viduriniu reikalu mi
nisterio Prusijos If Oscar Co
hen, buvusio mario reichstago
Valdzia prirenge Prince Leo
poldo palociu, prieSais kancle
rio palociu, kur nariai didziu-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
DideI0s betVarkGS BerIinH.
NenOri tartiS su Liebknechtu.
Smarkqs muSiai uz Lemberga.

mos socialistu partijos if uni
jonistai yra apginkluojami pc
prieziura Gustave Noske, nau-
10 militairSko gubernatoriaus.
kuriam likosi perduotos visos
'nilitariSkos teises.
Siai liuosnoriu kariumenei
likosi prisakyta, kad jie savo
ginklus vartotu tiktai del ap-
Sigynimo.
Pranesania, kad valdzia pa
reikalaus, kad policijos vyriau
sis virsininkas Eichorn atsisa-
kytu nuo savo vietos. Sparta
ku kariumene koncentrojama
i atskiras vietas; kur il dali
ma ginklus savo pasekejams.
Pasekejai Karl Liebknecht,
Spartaku vado, kurie rengia-
81 prize nuvertimo Eberto al
dzios, 81 ryta apie 9 valandq
pradejo rinktis prize Siegesalle.
Svarbiausis straipsnis laik-
ratSyje Die Frcille it, ne
prlgulmingu socialistu organe,
buvo kurstymas, kad visos
svarbesnes vietos butu uzim-
tos Spartakais.
Praeita nakti jie uzeme ge-
neraliSkq budinkq gelezinkelio
If telegrafo kontora.
Dvidesimts Spartaku karei-
viams likosi pavelyta valdzios
kareiviais ineiti kares minis
terijos namuos "su tikslu per
sitikrinti, kad daugiaus is te-
mai nebutq saudoma.'
Naktis praejo ramiai, BET
bijotasi, kad ant rytojaus bus
didelis kraujo praliejimas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
APGAILESTAUJA
ROOSEVELTO.

Oyster Bay, sausio 8 diena.
Simtus laisku If telegramq
aplaike Mrs. Roosevelt is visu
kraStu pasaulio. Francuzijos
premieras prisiunte sekancio
turinio telegrama:
( "Sugrlzes Paryziun as su
giliu apgailestavimu suzino-
jau apie mirtl pulkininko Roo
sevelto. Francuzija jame pa
meta gera drauga. Visados
gaivinantiS If su karStumu jis
parode jai simpatijq kiekvie-
noje progoje.
Jis buvo linksmas atiduoti
savo sunus talkininku labui il
tuolnl pr1S1detl prize trlumto
teisybes. AS laikysiu atmin-
tyje malonus santikius, ku-
riuos as su juomi turejau.
AS meldziu Tamistos priin1-
ii iSreiskima mano giliausio
pasigailejimo."
Clenenceau.
PanaSius apgailestavimus
prisiunte Anglijos premieras
Lloyd George, Italijos kara
Illus Victor Emmanuel, kara
liene Norvegijos, Brazilijos
prezidentas Alves, il daug XII
tu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
Berger ir kiti
afrasGi kaRtais
V. BERGER IR KITI AT
RASTI KALTAIS.
"a 2

Victor Berger, vienatinis
socialistas iSrinktas kongre-
san paeituose ri1kilnuose il
kit keturi vadai socialism,
.partijos atrasti kaltais nelo-
'jaliSkrme if perzengime sni-
pystes akto Espionage act)
velai vakar teisejo Lands
korte. Visiems gresia nuo l
iki 20 metu kalejimas ar5a
nuo $1,000 Xxi $4,000 pabau-
dos bel abb bausmes.
AtraSti kaltais; Victor
Berger, Adolph Germer, Sex
retorius socialistu partijos,
William F. Kruse, J. Louis
Engdahl, Irwin St. John
Tucker.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
TAIKOS POSEDzIAI PRASI-
DES KETVERGE.

P@ySiHS, sausio s d. Pre-
lilninariai Taikos Konferenci-
Jos posedziai talkininku steits-
manu, kurie padarys tvirta pa
mata Taikos Kongresui, pra-
sides ketverge.
Prezidentas Wilsonas lai-
kys informacijines konferen-
cijas su David Lloyd George,
Anglijos premieru; Clemen-
caeu, Francuzijos priemeru
if Orlando, Italijos premieru
pabaiboje Sios savaites.
4ra beveik tikra, kad Fran
cuzija, Anglia, Suvienytos
Valstijos, Italia If Japonija
lures Taikos Konferencijoj po
penkis delegatus.
Kitos tautos, kaip Belgiia,
Serbia, Rumunija If Portu-
galija lures po iris delegatus.
Sails, kuri pertrauke diplo-
matiSkus rySius su Centrale-
mis- Nalstijomis, bet aktyviS-
kai nedalyvavo kareje lures
po du delegatu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
DAUG UzMUsTA BERLINE.

Lond0naS, sausio 8 d. Ii
MOS is Kopenahgeno j laik-
raSti Ex c h an &c T Ell e.
graph praneSa, kad keletas
Sintu ypatu likosi uzmuSta
muSyje Berline, bet net Xxi an
trai valandai vakar ryto jo-
kiu detaliu apie padejima Ber-
line nebuvo apiaikyta. Afro
do, kad valdzia dabartiniame
lake turi savo rankose mics
ta.
Anksti utarninke iSryto Ber
limo valdzia sutrauke didele
kariumene netoli miesto If,
kaip praneSama, 81 kariumene
yra prisirengusi izengti mics
tan. PraneSama, kad lauko
marSalas von Hindenburg pri-.
buvo Berlinan.
Gatviniai muSiai Berline btl
vo labai smarkus todel, kad
Spartakai buvo gerai apsigink
lave visokiais gink1ais, XII
riuos jie paeme is amunicijos
dirbtuviq Spandauje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
KELETAS STREIKIERIU
UzMUSTA.

Baenos AWes, argentina,
sauslo 8 d. Keletas ypatu Ii
kosl uzmuSta II daug suzeis-
ia lake music, kuris istiko
tarp streikuojanciq gelezies
dirbtuviu darbininkq Vaseno-
je utarninko vakare.
Policista., ugniagesiai il pa
trolmanai sudare apsigynimo
Ii. iJ9 prizes streikuojancius
darbininkus, kurie bande uz-
pulti ant streiklauziq.
Manoma, kad bus iSSauktas
generaliSkas Streikas doku dar
bininkp, kadangi ju reikalavi-
mas pakelti algas likosi atmes-
tas. NJ "a
Policijos praneSimas paro-
do, kad lake music utarnin-
ke penklos ypatos likosi uz-
muSta If trisdeSints suzeista
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
I.ENINAS SUAREsTUOTAS.


KObenhagenaS, sausio 8 d.
Zinios IS Maskvos j Svedu
laikraSti G 0 t h e II b urg Ga
ze tie prancSa, kad Nikolai
Lerine, bolSeviku premieras
Rusijoj, likosi suareStuotas su
lyg prisakymo Leono Troc-
l<io, ministerio kares If laivy-
no, kuris paslskelbe save dix
tatorium.
Priezastis del suareStavimo,
kaip praneSama, buyo tame,
kad Leninas turejo skirtingq
nuomone apie reformas. Le-
ninas norejo, kad butq suda-
~yta koalicija su menSevikais,
bet Trockis tam yra prieSin-
gas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
SMARKUS MUSIS w
LEMBERGA.

Var5ava, sausio 8 d. Smar-
kuS muSis siaucia apie Lem
berga, kur lenkai gina miesta
nuo rusinu.
Vanduo If elektros MEDIA
ga likosi atkirsta rusinais nuo
miesto.
Smarkus ranka-rankon mt
slai iStinka kiekviena diena
priemiesciuose. Kick tik gall
ma buvo pasiusti lenku ka-
reiviu Lembergan brvo pa
siqsta ii apskaitliuojama, kad
lenkq kariumene Lemberge su
sideda is apie 10000 kareiviu
Clyllldl SyVentoJa1, vyra1, mo-
terls If vaikai gelbsti kick is
galedami lenkams.
Civiliai gyventojai yra ap-
slrede Austrijos kareiviq uni
tormomis If Salmais, kurios
palika austrai, kuomet jie ap
lleido Lembergq
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
REIKALAUJA DEMOBILI-
ZACIJOS.

Lond0naS, sausio s d. Ne
uzsiganedinmas pasirode lai-
vyne todel, kad delnobilizaci-
ia eina labai letai; ypatingai
pazymetas neuzsiganedinimas
tarp pagelbiniu laivu, kuriu
pareiga yra gaudyti minas.
lgulos pagelbiniu laivu dau-
giausiai susideda is zvejoto-
ju If jureiviai nori grizti prize
savo senobinio uzsienimo.
Nors jiems likosi pasiulyta
$40 ekstra uzmokestieS savai-
teje, bet jie tuomi neuzsiga-
Medina il varo agitacija, kad
jie butu visai paliuosuoti.
Kareiviai surenge daugiaus
demonstraciju Londone If Ii
tuose centruose reikalaudami
greitos demobilizacijos.
Apielinkese kares departa-
mento Siqdlen buvo pilnos ka-
reiviais is Shorham stovyklos
If daugelis is Saloniki paleis-
tu pasivieseti If jie priesinasi
siuntimui atgal.
Kareiviai gerai rzsilaike,
bet atsisake iSsiskirstyti pa
kol deputacija nebuvo pasips-
ia valdininkais, kuri uztikri-
ma, kad Viscount Min
stijos kariSkas sekretorius If
gen. Sir William Robertson
laiko konferencija isrisimui
kareiviu reikalaviifio. Abela.!ai
spauda sinpatizuoja karei-
viams, bet labiaus itekmingi
laikraSciai nurodo kareiviams,
kad jie elgesi negudriai prisi-
laikydami tokios savo takti-
kos.
Vienas is svarbiausiu neuz-
siganedinimu yra tame, kad
daugelis kareiviu mano, kad
jie bus pasiusti Rusijon. Tas
liks prasalintas oficialisku pra-
neSimu, isleistu Siqdien kares
departamento, kad Angliios
valdzia neturi nei maziausio
moro pasiusti Rusijon karei- !
viu.
Likosi praneSta autoritetiS-
lai, kad Anglia delnobilizuo-
"a tarp 10000 il $4,000 ka-
eiviu kasdien.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
BERLINAS PRISIUNTE
S2,5oo,ooo.

Coblens, Vokietija, sausio
6 d. DeSimts milijonu mar
kiu (S2, 500,oo0) pribuvo siq-
dien is Berlino specialiu trau-
kiniu. 81 suma yra daliS uz-
mokescio, kuri Vokietija tu-
ri uzmoketi Americas ekspe-
dicijines armijos iSlaidas.
Sausio menesyje Vokietiia
turf uzmoketi 25,0O0,O00 mar
kin. Xxi Siam laikui vokieciai
perdave amerikonams 64,000,-
900 markiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
LENKAI MUSASI SU
BOLSEVIKAIS.

VarSa1a, sausio 8 d. Mt
Sis uz Vilniu prasidejo utar-
mike tarp lenku if bolseviku.
Du regimentai bolSeviku ka
riumenes artinasi prize miesto
IS triju pusiu. Kaip prane-
sama, tai bolSeviku kariumene
yra gerai apginkluota If ran
dasi dvylikos myliu atstume
nuo Vilniaus.
Agentai rusu valdiios istei-
ge savo kvatieras Kaune,
Grodne ir Brest Litovske.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
O r A S

Chicagoje il apielinkej:
Ketverge: Giedra, SalGiau ant
vakaro.
Petnycioje: Giedra il sal
ciau Smarkqs vejai Siaur-va-
karq puses.
Sauletekis 7 V. Is M; Sau-
leleidis 4 V. 81 m. lI5nttlis nu-
sileis Il V. 04 ryto
Buvo augSciausia tem9era
tura 28 laipsniai II val. max
ties. zeniausia temperature
II laipsniu 8 val. rytmetyje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
SUSAUKS STEIGIAMAJI
SUSIRINKIMA.

Dublin, sausio 8 d. Divide
5imts devyni Sim Feineriu
nariai parlamento po vadovy-
ste Plunketto susirinko vakar
If nutare suSaukti Steigiama-
i Susirinkimq If pakviesti ma
riuS visq Airijos PARTLY. Die
ma nebuvo paskirta, kada Stei-
giamasis Susirinkimas bus SUI
Saukta..
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
DAUG KAREIVIU
NATURALIZUOTA.

Wasllmgtonas, sausio 8 d.
Naturalizacijos biuro pranesi-
mas, isleistas siadien parodo.
kad sulyg akto, kuri iSleidc
kongresas praeito geguzio me
nesyje, l62,402 kareiviu If ju-
reiviu likosi naturalizuotais
Xxi sausio | dienai 1919 m.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
AREsTUOJA BURzUAZUs
RYGOJE.

Stockholmas, sausio 8 d.
Nisi nariai burzuazijos 1ikos:
suarestuoti Rygoje Latviu So
vieto.
Rygoje Latviq Darbininkr
If Kareiviu Sovietas iSleido
lsakyma panaikindamas pri
vatiSka nuosavybe.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
CHECHAI NETOLI VIENNOs

AmSterdmas, sausio 8 d.
OficialiSkas Vengrijos prane-
Simas, aplaikytas siadien pra-
mesa, kad keturi tukstanciai
cechu, italu uniformose uz-
Ieme Pressburga, trisdesimts
keturiose myliose nuo Wen
nos, Sausio | diena.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
RADIO AEROPLANA UPEL

Fayetteville, N. c., sausio
8 d. Aeroplianas, kuris skri-
do vakar nakti per 81 miesa
likosi atrastas Siadien pusiau-
paskendes upeje Cape Fear If,
praneSama, kad du aviatoriai
prigere.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
NORVEGIJA REIKALAUS
IS VOKIETIJOS.

Kobenhagenas, sausio 8 d.
Likosi suzinota Siadien; kad
Norvegija pareikalaus is Vo-
kietijos 100000 markiu ua
nuostolius, kokius il nuken-
tejo per vokieciu submarines.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-09
DAUGIAUS KAREIVIU
ATVEzTA.

Newport Ne7os, Va., sausio
s d. KariSki LAVAL Georgia
If Kansas pribuvo siadien is
Francuzijos su 1850 kareiviu.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23

gymna sium. There were about 309 present. Each person received I gift in the form of a comic novelty and the wearing Of paper caps wal one feature which made the Christ1 mas spirit more real The Universal Glee club opened the program, fol1 lowed by a vocal solo by August Klein. Dave Young, q Scotch come4 dian. next came forth and w. Hl Cordner followed with piano selec- tions. A little sketch with \ "sketchy" name, Vice Nersa--Versa Vice" was offered by the following; pr. Killum .---.,--. Mrs. Young Nurse Skelton Miss Alice Kennedy The Victims-Miss Gertrude Weigand
 and Miss Louise Firnhaber. Sccne-Dr. Killum's office.
 After this play dancing Ywasi en ioyed. Refreshments were served.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
HIGH SCHOOL R. 0. T. (. BOYS FORM ! LOYAL AMERICANS SOCIETY, WHICH IS FIRST OF ITS KIND IN LAND
Under E. J. Dunne U. s. A.. New Patriotic Organization is Born in This City-Creed and Constitution is Sent to Leading Govern ment Officials.

the active m bers be elected an honorary member of the society.
 AI2TJC'J ,E,. NJJ
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
CHILDREN MADE HAPPY.
Childrcns Home Inmates at South
 Church Xmas Entertainment

The Christian EndeaVor society of the south church gave a Christina S party last evening in the chapel fo" the children Of the Children's Home After short entertainment each child was presented With a gift and a candy cane from Christmas tree There were about 150 youngsters present.
 The Italian children Of the Sunda school also had a Christmas party in the chapel. Each little one was given gift and a cane.
 The Junior department will have a Christmas party this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The children will present d Christmas play and gifts from a tree will be given 10 each member. The Primary department held a Christ mas play this afternoon al f o'clock and each child received a gift from Santa and candy cane.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
~" TO CLOSE XMAS DAY,

Hencr1I Secretary c. IT. Barnes in, nounces that the Y. M. C, A. will be closed all day Thursday ill observance of the Christmas holiday. The "Y,a
 however will not clCse on New Years naT. but there is to be no special pro. gram carried out other than the two Syracuse collegiate team will play basketball games in the evening. The Syracuse collegiate team will play the ''N' team in the feature game of tht evening. Many prominent basketball
 stars will be in the lineup of the col
 tppiata cam.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
UTYITEMS

Phoenix Silk Hosiery tor ladies. Complete line at Besse-Leland s.-tA q.
 Dr. Frederic SchilIng, of Toronto, Canada, is spending the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scnilling. of Grove Hill.
 See our electric trains. Y. w. Hinchlifte, 13 Franklin SQ.--adt.
 The Library will close at D. m- Wednesday and will be closed on Christmas Day.
 Loren F.. Baker, who is attending the Mount Herman School for Boys at Mount Hermon, Mass. is spending the holiday vacation with his parents in this city.
 Why not an Apex vacuum cleaner tor Xmas" r. W. Hinchliffe, 15 Franklin SO.--advt
 The Chamber of Comm eree, ass well as other public offices, will close all day Thursday in observance of the Christmas holiday. Assistant Secre- tary Mary E. Curtin also announces that the chamber will close all day New Years.
 A special meeting of Court Friend ly, Forest CTS of America, will be held this evening. A large class of Candl- dates will bc initiated. So far the membership campaign Of this order has nettcG 10& new mempers.
 How about un electric washing ma chine for Xmas? r. w. Hinchliffe, 1 2 Franklin Su.-adNt.
 Bertrand V. Curran son of Mrs. John Curran of Fairiew street, has re- turned from Detroit where he has been employed since receiving his dis charge from the service.
 Phoenix Silk Hosiery for ladies Complete line at Besse-L Leland S.-:Ad l.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
l.. F. X (. ENTEIaTAINME,
" audeNiilc,' Drama" and Dancing
 Enjoyed at Y. w. C. \. Gym.

The landerS, Frary &- Clark enl- pioNeS held an entertainment and dance last evening at the Y. ". C. A..
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
Executive Board and Officers

ARTICLE. VII.
 Executive Board and Officers.
 There shall be an executive boa I'd made tip of two representative from each company in the reserve officers training corps, and of such officers as these representatives may elect from outside their own number.
 This board shall, in the first in stance, be composed of the represent tatives who present this constitution. For succeeding years, it shall be composed of representative who shall be elected annually during the last month of the school year and from those members of the society who have g reasona ble expectation of being in school during the next year. The exact date and manner of the clcc- tion of the executive board shall be determined by the com mandinS officer of the unit of the reserve officers training corps or by the principal of the school
 The board shall, within week of it's election, elect q president of the society and q secretary who shall also be the officers of the board and who shall perform the duties commo only dcNolNinG upon their respective offices. The term of office in the first instance shall extend to tbe closing month of the first school year, and thereafter shall be for one year; but the officers shall continue to hold ohice until their. successors shall be elected
 These officers shall, in the first in stance, be elected from the member ship of the executive board and there after at large from among those members of the society who shall have a reasonable expectation of being members of the school during the next school year.
 In the event of a vacancy in tho executive board or in either office. the vacancy shall be filled by the action of the board.
 ARTICLE VIII.
 Meetings.
 Meetings of the society shall be held al such times as the president with the consent of the commanding officer of the unit or the principal Of the school shall appoint, or they may be held at the direction of tho com mandns officer of the unit or the principal of the school. %
 Meetings.
 Meetings of the executive board Sbtil Dc uclu NilSucNcT III Inc JuOG ment of the president and with the ap- proval of the commanding officer of the unit on of the principal. such meetings may be necessary for pro- oting the objects of the society
 ARTICLE TX. .t Amendments. Amendments to this constitution may be made by the affirmative vote l, of a majorityaof the mem bers of the society and With the approval of the principal of the school Tor Company A, William F. Burns For Company A, Harold Latham. For Company B, John Bunny. For Company B, John A. Cunning 1 ham.
 ! For Company C, Frank Glffen. ! For Company C., Carl Brink For Company D, James A. Sullivan. 1 For Company D, James Renchan. For Company F, William E. Finne- 1 gan.
 For Company F., James T. Hart. For Company r, Francis Eean. For Company F, Edward Smith. l Elected president, Carl Brink, lieu | tenant, R. 0. T. C. Elected secretary, Francis Egan ca | det, F.. 0. T. C.