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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30

SALESMAN MED Experienced
candy salesman who is well acquainted
with this trade in Indiana to represent
US. commencing Jan. l. calling on Job
bers and department stores with manu-
facturer's line OF popular price pail
candles. Prefer aggressive. middle-aged
man with ability and experience enough
10 handle q big selling line In a big way.
Give age, present employers and salary
now earning IN first letter. Address THE
RUNKLE CO., Kenton. o.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
BUSINESS ChANCEs.
OPPORTUNITY

7 Vi LdNICo dINI NOubICIHCu
OF this and surrounding communities.
Tske half an hour and see demon
strated at studio. 22S N. New Jersey ut.
One of the LATEST, simplest MOST
BEAUTIFUL and MOST PRACTICAL
INVENTIONS OF its kind in this age
projecting MOVING PICTURES in their
NATURAL. ORIGINAL COLORS, as
photographed. The energetic. the enter
prising, viii seize THIS OPPORTUNITY.
invest an interest. who Will be permitted
to question and learn OF it's GREAT
SMB IN sIas nnG T ITsE1F nt
further notice demonstrations given on
the hour, from 10 o'clock morning to
o'clock evenings. Sundays excepted. You
are cordially welcomed by courtesy
INTERNATIONAL MOVING PICTURE
AND FILM co. Ask for Mr.. Roberts.
demonstration.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
IN MEMoRiAM

IN MEMORABILIA loving remembrance
of Edna May Caps. who passed away
Oct 81, 1913 Gone but not forgotten.
Sadly missed by FATHER, MOTHER,
SISTER AND BROTHER.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30

FOR homes on south side, modern and
semi-nlodern from 3 to IL rooms: single
and doubles: cash or payments. Nor
terms cau Prospect 61S4 after o. ia
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
Citizens and Citizen S Clubs

During the last decade and especially
since the war American Hungarians are
taking more and more interest in America
than it would seem to the casual observer.
AS long as there was steady influx of
Hungarians from Hungary our thoughts
had been turned to the native country.
Psychologically this situation is easy to ex-
plain but now nobody doubts the fact, be he
American or Hungarian, that the Ameri-
canizations Of the Magyars in the later
years was mainly due to our isolation from
Hungary.
1t is characteristic of our race that this
Americanization did not diminish the
love for the native land. The nearer
we got to America, the more we loved
Hungary But this belongs to another
page. The fact is that the American
Hungarians are beginning to grasp the
true American spirit. The American Hun
garian now finds great interest in the future
of America, the United States, and is pay
ing more attention to the political and ad-
minstrative side of the government than
he has ever done before. Today the Amer
lean citizen of Hungarian birth is not fol-
lowing any more the professional politi-
cian." He wants to stand on his own feet
and decide his political belief according to
his own conviction.
The citizens of Hungarian birth and
those who wish to become citizens-these
include practically all the Hungarians
living now in the United States-are always
for concerted action. Due to this the citi-
zens' clubs are playing larger role every
day.
There exists, therefore, great need for
organizations which would advance Amer
icanizaton and through which the citizens
of Magyar birth find medium to exchange
their ideas Most citizens clubs, however,
are on the wrong track Instead Of being
trying to influence the Magyar-born cit-
or the other political party and try to de-
liver votes for them in the belief that this
is their duty.
different principle.
Their first duty is to help prospective
citizens Their second is to hold sacred
the individual political belief of it's citizen
members. A citizens club should serve
party purposes only in such cases when
they were founded for this specific pur-
pose and as political clubs. Hungarian
citizens clubs are and should be open for
all citizens, of any political faith. They
should never become political clubs.
The freedom of the. vote is the great
est privilege of the American citizen, No
body has the right to make a plaything of
this right. Citizens clubs have no such
right Magyar born American citizens here
is food for thought We advise all Hun
garian American citizens clubs not to over
step their clear purposes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16

Juriga Nandor kepvisel6, ali
latholikus pap, az egyik felvide-
II nkpgyii1ssi besaedj6ben q sz6-
n0lklat hev6ben 3 k0yetkez6 kije-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16

landok ARA, hogy igazi, erdemes
nepvezsreket Z, jogok es igaz-
sag harcosait lassak bennok. Val
jon lathat-e vertanukat valaki e.
zekben az emberekben, akik a leg
ordinarebb tagadas es volt cim-
boraik bemartasa reven igyekez-
mex kimaszni a csavabol? A zsi-
vanybecsiilet azel6ttiben meg az
alfoldi betyarokban is jobban XII
volt fejlodve. A bahia keriilt zsi-
vanyt felhuzhattak azokban a re-
gi modi id6kben, de a cimborait
el mem arulta. A nepbiztos urak
most ait csinaljak, NIT azel6tt
a legutols6 kapcabetyar sem igen
tett meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16

MAX felvonulasi utja mindig
ugyanaz hat esztend5 6ta, SGT mar
az6ta, hogy ez az ut mindennapi
eletunk0n keresztiil omlott a
nagyvilag sajt6jaba, anekiil,
hogy tudtuk volna, mindenesetre ::
anelkiil, hogy t0r6dtunk volna
vele!
A haborunak vege, az ellense-
ges propaganda azonban meg la
zasan folytatja munkajat legri-
kolt6bb most, amikor a magyar
mozg6sitasr6l trombital. K0ros-
koril ellenseges indulat, egyediil,
melyen egyediil vagyunk a kis
entente es a nagy entente, egesz
Europa kello kozepeben, = az
uszinto- -hadjaratnak meg mines
vege. Legazoltunk hajtunk, de
felnek toliink, = feltik a zsak-
manyt es er6t latnak mozdulat-
lansagunkban is. Latjak, mint
kristalyosodik egy hatalmas, uj
allamelet a nemzeti hadsereg ko-
re, latjak, hogy lit a katasztrofa
melyeb6l t0bb er6 keriil felszinre,
mint odaat az idegen diadalok he
gyebol. Magyarorszagnak esze
agaban sincs a mozg6sitas, a rossz
lelkiismeret azonban a magyarsag
puszta letetol is fel es ragalmai-
val akarja elleniink hajszolni a
vilag kozvelemenyet. Mem fog
sikeriilni, a vilag szeme felynyilt
mar. De epp ez AIT kotelesse-
get parancsolja reank, hogy We
gyiik fel harcot a vilag sziveert.
Propagandara ellenpropaganda-
val kell felelni, - a ragalmat lie
kell fegyverezni. De gyorsan,
hisz hazugsagok 6lommerge mar
a nemet k0zvelemenybe is becsop-
pent. S meg fogjuk nyerni ezt
a harcot, inert a magyar, betii az
igazsag varazscsizmajaban rohan,
ezt pedig mem eri ut6l semmi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16

Az 192O.-i hivatalos evben 2
millio 500 ezer dollar ertekii
strucc tollat hoztak be az Egye-
silt Allamokba, mig 1917-ben
csak felmillio, 191S-ban pedig 75O
ezer dollar erteku strucctollat i'm
portaltak. A Macy kereslet es ar
emelkedes kovetkezteben terme-
szetesen az Egyesiilt Allamokban
lev6 10 ezer strucc madar erteke
is tetemesen emelkedett..,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
Polgarok es polgari klubok

AZ amerikai magyarsag elete az ut6bbi ev-
tizedekben, kiilonosen haborus esztend0k
.6ta, sokkal jobban beleskel0d0tt az amerikai
legkorbe, mint AIT az elso pillanatra hinnok
Addig, mig magyar bevandorlas allandoan
tartott, magyarsag lit mindig kapott olyan
frissitoket Magyarorszagrol, mi a gondola-
tainkat sziil6hazank fele terelte. Lelektani-
lag jol megmagyarazhato ez helyzet, de min
denki termeszetesnek fogja bizonyosan tarta-
nj, amerikai es magyar -amerikai egyarant, AIT
u.s. hogy Magyarorszagtol valo haborus elszi-
geteltssgunk sokkal jobban elosegitette ma
gyarsag elamerikaiasodasat mint barmi mas.
fajtank sajatsaga, hogy ez mem tortent
szil0hazank rovasara Sot. Mennel k0zelebb
jutottunk Amerikahoz, ANIMAL jobban secret
jik Magyarorszagot. De most mem err0l aka
runk besze1ni. Most arrol beszelink, hogy az
amerikai magyarsag csakugyan amerikai ele-
tet kezd elni. AZ amerikai magyarsagot er-
dekl mar Amerika sorsa is, az Egyesilt ALA
mok politikai es administrative berendezkede-
Sc is es ma mar mem egyes "professzionatus
kortesek'' utan indul a magyarb6l lett ameri-
kai polgar, hanem meggyozodese szerint akar
cselekedni
A magyar szarmazasu polgarsag es mind
azok, alik polgarosodni akarnak = sz6val ma
mar csaknem az egesz amerikai magyarsag -
mindig tomegesen lep fel, ha q cselekvesnek
sziikseget latja es mindig tobb es tobb szerep
jut polgari kluboknak.
Macy szikseg van tehat olyan szervezetek-
re, amelyek, a polgarosodast elosegitik es a
polgarosodott magyarsagot iranyithatjak. A
polgari klubok, vagy korok azonban legtobb-
szor felreismerik szerepulxet es iranyitas he
yett befolyasoljak magyar szarmazasu pol
garsagot legtobb polgari k0r egyik vagy
mask partnak hivatalos szallitojava szego-
dix abban hitben, hogy helyesen cselekszik.
Pedig polgari koroknek egeszen mas a sze
repJk
Els0 k0telessegiik termeszetesen az amerika-
nizalas. Es ha mas polgarolkkal allanak szem-
ben akkor a polgarok egyeni politikai meggyo
z0desenek tiszteletben tartasa Polgari kor
csak alxkor szolgalhat nyilt partcelokat, ha di-
rekt exert alakult ez magyar polgari ko
rohrol mem mondhato el hiszen ezeknek ko-
roknek minden partallasu magyar szarmazasu
polgart be kell fogadniok.
A szavazati jog szabadsaga az amerikai pol
gar legnagyobb kincse Ezzel hazardirozni
masnak mines joga. A polgari koroknek SEM
J6l teszi magyar szarmazasu polgarsag, ha
elgondolkozik ezen Els j6l teszi minden ma
gyar-amerikai polgari klub ha szerepk0ret
mem lepi at
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
Tiszteket keres Uncle Sam.

A Pershing tabornok eln0klete
alatt miikod0 Board of General
Officers a k0zel jovoben fogja az
Egyesiilt Allamok hadseregeben
megiiresedett tiszti allasokat be-
toltcni. 1900 Vi tisztre volna
Uncle Sam hadseregenek sziikse-
ge, a juliusi vizsgak folyaman a.
zonban. meg csak 5000 megfelelo
folyamodot tudtak talalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16

HIREK

koszaljak be hetek 6ta a vilagot.
Magyarorszag mozgosit, = r0p-
pent fel a veszjel a kulfoldi sajto
papirmezoi felett es ellensegeink
gondoskodtak rola, hogy ketsze-
resen riadjon vissza mindenitt a
visszhang: Magyarorszag mozg6-
sit! A kiserlet mem sikerult, a
iozan europai kozvelemeny latta,
hogy a sok felrevert harang: pusz-
ia vaklarma, mi m0g0tt epp a
magyarsagra tor6 harcias t0rek-
veseket palastoljak.
Valoban mem nehez hazugsa-
gok feszket meglelni, = a ragal-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16


Ezzel szemben magyar kor-
manykor6k 6s az orszag minden
felel6s tenyez6je tobb izben -
ICY legut6bbi napokban is l
kinyilatkoztattak, hogy Magyar
orszag minden figyelmet kizar6-
an bels6 konszolidacionak szen-
tell es t6le az eur6pai viszonyok-
ba tamad6 szandekkal valo bar
mifele beavatkozas gondolata tA-
vol all. A kozvelemeny osztatlan
helyeslesere tamaszkodva, ma
gyar kormany elt0kelt szandeka,
hogy semmifele kalandba mem bo-
csatkozik, hanem sok megpr6bal-
tatason atment allamisagat biztos
alapokon ujra felepiti, hogy ez-
altal Europaban rend es tartos
beke hatekony tenyezoje legyen.
A magyar kormany ell van ha-
tarozva, hogy az altalanos beke
erdeket szolgal6 politikaja mel
lett mindvegig kitart es annak
k0vetkezmenyeit levonva, tart6z-
kodni fog minden katonai vagy
diplomaciai akcioban val6 resi-
seteltol, amely Magyarorszag er-
dekeit kozvetlenul mem erinti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
Egyr0l- -Masr6l.

lentest tette: Tudjak meg polgar-
tarsaim, hogy csak egyetlen egy
becsiiletes cseh van Csehoszlova-
kia teriileten ez az egy sem mas,
mint Nepomuki Scent Janos.
Valo igaz, hogy mas becsiletes
cseh emberr0l meg mi sem hallot-
tunk. s hogy mi a becsiiletes en-
Der sorsa a csehek k0zott, mu-
tatja, hogy szegeny Nepomuki
Janosnak is vertanu halalt kellett
halnia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
HA SZIDJUK
A DRAGASAGOT

vele egyiitt a legujabb ajan-
dekat, a vasuti viteldijak husz
szazalekkal valo f0lemeleset: JUS
son esziinkbe, hogy szegeny ma
gyar testvereink ugyancsak a mo-
stani id6kben sokkal rosszabbul
jartak. 0lvassulk, hogy Magyaror-
szagon a vasuti jegyek arat az ed
.iigiek haromszorosara emeltek
fol. Vagyis n1inalunk Amerika-
ban az a vasuti jegy, ami eddig
tiz dollarba kerii1t, most mar II
dollar. -. Magyarorszagon azon-
ban a szaz koronas jegy ara egy-
szerre 800 korona lett. vigaszta-
l6djunk, zugol6d6 amerikai ma
gyarok: sohasem volt ugy, hogy
rosszabbul is ne 1ehetett volna. A
magyarorszagi nep ezt mar sok-
kal jobban tudja, mint mi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
NIT tJZEN A KARPATOK
NEPE?

Pittsburgh laptarsunk a Ma
gyar Hirado kohl az alabbi fl
gyelemremelto sorokat:
Dvorzsak Gyozo, nemzetgyi
lesi kepviselo, az egyik budapest
lapban gyonyoru cikket irt, a
melyben tobbek koz0tt ezeket
mondja:
Tide S tova mar ket esztendeje,
hogy a Karpatok volgyeiben faj-
dalmas, nema csend honol. Az O.
r0ke danas tot nep ajkain elhalt
q nota. A Karpatok bercein nem
visszahangzik tobbe kurucz no
ia, a szebb, boldogabb idok en-
Jekeztet0je, inert a cseh szurony
q sziveknek is parancsolni akar...
De mig itt-ott, az erd6k melyen,
a hova cseh zsandar nem igen
mereszkedik, neha fel-fel csendiil
q remeny es vigasztalas imaja:
Ma Tatrach sa bliska
Irony dive blu.
Nebojte sa bratia!
We'd sa Cesi ztratia,
CloSySc ~ oviiy1
A magas Tatraban
Cikazik a villain,
Batorsag testverek!
Pusztul cseh vereb,
A tot ujra vidam.
Ez a par sor fejezi XII a tot nep
1elkenek minden erzeset, minden
remenyet. Az listen haragja fogja
elsoporni q csehet, hogy' ujra visz
szakapja q tot nep osei f0ldjet.
AZ EGYETLEN
BEcsttLETEs CsEH.
Juriga Nandor kepvisel6, ali
katholikus pap, az egyik felvide-
II nkpgyii1ssi besa6dj j6ben a szo-
nollat hev6ben 3 k0vetkez0 kije-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
A LEGJELLEMZOBB
NEVET

a magyar kommunimusra Csiz-
NADIA Sander, a magyar szocia-
Izmusnak ez a regi katonaja ta-
lalta XII, mondvan, hogy mem kom-
munizmus volt az, hanem, Gazem-
berizmus Csizmadia Sander, a.
XII oft volt azok k0zott, a Xix a
magyar szocializmus b0lcs0jet
ringattak S aki az6ta is mindig
ezeknek az eszmeknek volt a ka-
tonaja, bizonyara jobban tudja,
mint mi, hogy miert kell ezzel a
jellemzo newell illetni a levitez-
lett magyar kommunista vilagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
MAGYARORSZAG MEM
BOCSATKoZIK KAL.ANDOKBA

Hivatalosan kozlik a Magyar
Tavirati Iroda utjan: Kllfoldi
forrasb6l ismetelten npavilagot
lattak olyan hirek, hogy Magyar
orszag agresziv politikat folytat
Is a most lefolyo eur6pai eseme-
nyekbe, anelkiil, hogy k0zyetle-
nil erdekelve volna, akar await
kozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-16
NAGYON JELLEMZ0

azolra a magyar kommunista
vezerekre, akilnek binp0ret most
targyalja a magyar bir6sag, hogy
tagadnak, mint q pockok leta-
gadnak meg a csillagolat is az
egrol. Oszinte beismer6 sz6t hasz-
talanul var valali hogy az a ST.
lany jellemrajz, q melyet szoru-
10 vezerek 0nmagulr6l adtak, meg
teljesebbe legyen: minden elko-
vetett gazsagot a megszokott We
zerelre fognak. val6szinii, hogy
ez a targyalas fogja igazan liab-
randitani ezekb6l a szemensze-
dett "vez6rekb6l' azokat is, a.
Xix egy hcsit meg mindig hal
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
MATRON IS SELECTED
 FOR NURSES NEW HOME
Miss Rose Brainerd is Choice Hospital to Be Made More Efficient.

Miss Rose L.. Brainerd of Cleveland. ain General hospital authorities as a matron for the contemplated home for nurses at the hospital. She will assume her duties here as soon as the home is completed. Repairs on the three houses on Hawkins street which "ill he used as dormitories and a rec rcation center are under way and 1t is expected that they will he complete by September |.
 in the Home for Aged Women in Lynn, Mass. Her resignation has been rendered there to allow her to come here. She is q graduate of the Lynn hospital and was. for 20. years, instructor Of nurses there and in other institutions in North Carolina and Washington, n. C.. She is also a college graduate. Her entire life, since her graduation. has been spent in institutional work. She will gen. orally supervise the student nurses in New Britain and run the home, which is to be used by the students, gradu- ates on duty at the hospital and spe- cial nurses with private cases there.
 Mrs. Curtis, supervisor of nurses in the hospital. Is largely responsible for the bringing of Miss Brainerd to this city. as she is a personal friend of the matron's. Mrs. Curtis is now seeking several additional graduate nurses 10 be added to- the hospital star and an instructor Of nurses, one who will lecture on special subjects, will also he acquired within a. few days. Especially good team work is expected of the supervisor and the matron, due to their acquaintance, and, with the addition of an instruc- tor. many gratifying results should follow tho perfect organization of tho nursing facilities. 4 We have in mind the building up of a 100 per cent. efficient organiza- ton fin the institution" said pr. T. F. Reeks. speaking of the changes con- templnted. 'New Britain is fast out growing its hospital and we cannot allow this to come about. We al- ready have a good record: we expect to more than maintain the standard in future.''
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
BRITISH BLOW UP FORTS
Expect Batum Will Be Free Port and Prepare to Leave That City Before the 18th of This Month.

Constantfnople, July 7.-The Brit ish, who apparently are preparing to leave Batum before July IS, have blown up all of the Notifications upon the theory that Batum should be a free port and open town in Georgian territory.
 The boIshevik embassy in Tiflis consisting of AS persons provided with many expensive American autom obiles of recent make has. requisitioned the best houses in Titiis. The embassy has plenty of money and is actively engaging in propaganda work.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
TO HOLD SHOOTING MATCH
Local Rife Association Asked to Send Members for Tryout at East Haven for Team.

The New Britain Rifle association is in receipt of a letter from the Con- necticut Civilian Rife and Pistol as- sociation of New Haven relative to the national shooting matches to be held at Camp Perry, Ohio. during August. The association asks the aid of the local rife club to send any member, desiring to do so, to sew eral tryouts to be held in East Ha- ven. The tryouts will be for mak- ing the team that will journey to Ohio n the date set and compete to the national matches. There will be 10 on the team.
 The Connecticut Rifle club has the distinction of winning the Hilton trophy and finishing in seventh place being beaten only by six service teams who have had unlimited prac- tice.
 All members of the local club wishing to try out for the team will be furnished with a rife and free ammunition by the New Haven as- sociation. They are requested to re- port at the East Haven range Sun day, July II, at II o'clock in the morning. The shoot is open to all civilians of the state providing they are affiliated with the National Rifle association. The team will leave on August 13 or 14 for Camp Perry and return on the 30th.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
MARTENS DISCUSSES
 RUSSIAN FINANCES
Regards Removal of Trade Rcstric- tions "ConrcSsion" But Secs
 Little Good in it.

New York. July S.-Removal of trade restrictions with Russia was welcomed today by Ludwig c. A. K. Martens, soviet agent, as "a conces- sion."
 He declared. however. that the state department order nullifed it. self in that ii did not provide for es- tablishments of credits by which the American businessman could be paid for his goods, and in that it did not provide for commercial communica- tion facilit>,s by mail or cable.
 We have large gold deposits in Esthonia." he added. and are willing to pay for anything VIC buy with drafts on Esthonia which will be paid. The federal reserve board however sometime ago issued warning to all American banks against ac- ceI ting drafts in Esthonian banks, making ii impossible to pay for Am eriosn goods that way.
 We cannot bring Russian funds to America to establish credits. as we can get no guarantee that they will no: be molested or confiscated."
 England. he said, had provided for the establishment of credits and communication facilities.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
VETERANS HEAR CALL
More Than 1000 Poles Who Saw Service During War Expected to Volunteer From Buffalo.

Buffalo, July S.-More than 1000 Polish veterans of Buffalo. it is es- timated will answer the call of Pres ident Pilsudski of the Polish repub- lie for volunteers for immediate service against the advancing armies of bolshevik Russia.
 Officers of the Polish army who be- long to the Buffalo Polish Veterans association planned to meet tomor- row night to consider a possible call of all Polish reservists in America for service in Europe.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
TO RELIEVE CONGESTION
Priority of Service For More Essen- tiai Commodities Necessary to Im- .Axyc Conditions on Railroads.

Washington, July s.-Priority of ta ryico in favor Of the more essential ycon rnodities is necessary to relieve Als present transportation congestion
 tho railroads, Daniel Willard. halrman of the advisory eommittc"
 .he association uf railway cxecu-
 dcrlared today before the inter
 eommerce commission.
 N.T do not think it will he necessary
 wholly eurtail movement of any bmrticuinr kind Of business said NIT. teiIlard. 'I do think it will he neces- vnry for n time. however, to give pref Terence 70 certain particular kinds Of buairerr moro important than othSrs Ifrom the public standpoint
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
POLLSHARlMY HARD PRESa BYBOLSHENZKS; RECRU77l
 GZRLSTOREPLACECASd
HEALTH DEPT. INSISTS
 ON SANITARY REPAIRS
Threatens Immediate Prose. cutiOns Where Orders Are
 Not Complied With.

The monthly bulletin of the board of health, which is the first issued this year, calls attention to the fact that the acting superintendent, Dr. T. Eben Reeks, plans prosecution in all cases where insanitary conditions are not remedied within reasona ble time. In explanation ot his edict, pr. Reeks explains that there are numcr- ous cases about the city. in which sanitary repairs were ordered Sev- eral years ago but which have not been made to date, and, in justice to whoever is chosen as superintendent of the board, he feels that the mat ters should be cleaned up at once.
 It is estimated that there are about 40 cases in which an inspection will be made within the next two weeks and where the repairs have not been made as ordered or good cause is shown to prove that they cannot pos sibly be made at once, the offenders will be haled into court as is pro- Vided by state statue.
 Excerpts from the bulletin, rela- tive to those matters are printed herewith:
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
HARDING VISITS PAPER
Drops in to See the Boys on the Marion Star - Likes Composing Room.

Marion. Ohio. July S.-While away from his office today Senator Hard ing stopped at the Marion Star of which he is publisher in order to shake hands with the boys.' Among those to greet him was Le Miller. aged 75. a printer, who has been employed in the Stars composing room since the senator purchased the paper S6 years ago.
 Some day when I have some leis- ure,'' Senator Harding said. II am going down and make up the paper. I enjoy doing that. I love to go down to the makeup room and help make up the paper. I love the excitement of it.