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Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
German Songs Started
lHflueHza, Says ShpFsT

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mar -firrr-ars deIrrief frsu Aus
ruia ari ~1u1aa Wcre ai.oari N
slraufr Van fnFurriy a tsfrusr
shir. Uh.rh arriVei h-re ta.iay ~
W-in @ 81 nar.r to Germany Va
parnma
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ma D. ~-huiir iuu Hruun Cab
alir priests ard a f.1fh7rr- u1'u's'r-
uara atrari ~ Mnin NJ ~ fh
tersrffd mn a-fr rirrffrs u ~
6u.nrl ant 0iheT plriflr isilr.is
Erziish utN-s n samf of ~ firr
rl-ns rrfes'ri uhrn uiNrei 0u ta'
Nan 70 Australian paTis. Nan 81
o. Grruans. hoEeyrr. asissi In On.
u1fs ~ scr ng th- .hir unsirr Nay
A. Aria. uhiia m fhr l-unrhe- frrl
To- sh,r, o. ~ ship. IN German
sang thr.r naf ausi s1uEs
tnnurrfa hrrsr ont ah0ard ~
uan enrr shF IN Ausiraim. y
draihs re.uiiei Al Ara thr ~
Leai1nd g1srFuntruf annrmrei tha
an a1rnrnf n ~ nnusurs tiermln0
uhn nad o. - - cntIld waft az
return h01ur ~ chr rsuie-. Orf
FIRE accepted ths offer
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
mI MBIs LAtNDRN W "
HAS COlI-aR MttHfNf

IF Vlnson nanzzsr ~ tn -.
iuuari. steam Laundry. has huIli
up q isun.iry hs1sin-ss whch - the
iarzrsi IN ihe state of NJ NeKiro
ard eluaiied oniy "a ~ Pasi
Thi. .pl-riri t1sire-s has t.crn
- sesaT~d b. Mr. Ku~,a yhrcush
Afuv coniracis. Hanirsrped - n,
.tart b isck ~ ~gInIsruui and bar
sss-i ~ freisk congestion wbrh
prsveuisd drlisery ef sutgliics NJ
Nnscn hls ha1 his can trp1bies
hl-t today m frruhses a. far ~
s.raIrsnfnt = t1orr.rei arr oser.
a NJ r6liar ru4rhrle has arrltc'
~ = t.rzrE inelallsi ss-i srll - e
u~Ifn- rrni,Ian NeriaF. tulF -
Nr Einsral rIar1nifv-s o. lrsHn coslars
rr,,sl ~ sufrrtr o. any laufriry .
Fl f,asp.
Cniuuiisas FFsaF,te stsfr'if r-sf.fef
l. a. rrerf tars ~ ~ ard Ans ,. u
2aaasa - 1ralae 81 ~ ihes tt.4a
arr aart A. tAis rnirfllT ttfpl
N~ss worat1f trirfhcctr N. 81 an
In iiea a. caii Or yp'lr ialn.irf.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
Fraud Proof VIII
Recorded in War

nFS NufNFS. IoUa iuly ef-
What b. says b. beiieessi o. D. a
fraud pr,u,r VII has tefn m-'ie
and filed in ti,e office af the cifrk
q Poik county. lnNa hy TIE -iorr
Noufr a D. Noines lavVer. Manir
diriai-i his vii into a taikirg ma
chine and had 4 recoT1isi iu vax.
Al ihe md ~ thr d,ciaiton e. ~.
NHier. a lagyer. 1ni q " hrunIL
. court ren1rier. testified r'o the
marhne thar fhey Vrre Nifn-ssrs
o. tfe making of thf Ul'L and
aue'iaf their usmfs oui in fll a.
siinrssfs Tte rr-1rf ther Was a1it
an ~ marh.He ART rsur'siurr'i ttr
snir-s HeinE u-unlrrrrf rHrr'--'
- Mana ~ fo.1t t tn fhr rIrrs 3
sine. bad thr h1N r1r'umInz h
e--lasf On uaN anf 0i0r
Nanir h.s .nsfrtrtrti NJ. Mauir
fa t,k- fhe rase tn th- hlzhesf cae-rf
q fh- country n On vu'afiiy ~ tn
IN shnlid b. 1uesfi0net
n AL IN e re-nui q hrlra NJ
~ 10 m, rrr in D. ~ frs NJ fs
ktrf in ihr rrurfry Lawyer, 7Vy
. = f.'sslii- oilirrft0n io viiis on i1.k
r- n1srhine rrro0,is = an Iowa
siriutn whrh cvs c.nvnysn ui
n-yu-rfy VoTfh ulnrf inan - uirs'
fr tn writing N1rir s-ys D. vfi
-n hefore fhe ner' -essinn ~ thF
Iva i-rilainrr ant fndnaNnr in sd
r hiH fhre1zh vhfrh ui1 le-niTe
r.,s-n Wilis whfu rroriri a. his
uas rarrnted
wnrit savs D. BELIEVES ihe fu'urf
win So Errtrr usrs uf f-lf ne
f -rr-hf--s nd rnraris. ard In n'-
. auinirn q unnid D. uurh mHrr difn
/ -r1li o. -farur.er uiih q sT-sken wiiI
than a Hriiien ullL
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

neerni ISSUES "a tnc sourral arr
vetv tnirrrsiine. They sayor ~ The
aud courage ~ thf oti
sayire. Fhriee ariilcd = b. who
hath his quarrel iusi Thcrc Is an
assertion ol indcprn.incc. II -'irnt
sist q dara shat lhe ttsssrs ihInk.
Ia rrcent issges ol lhe lsuEnai that
= 10th refrcihiuR and ci,rtaaitus.
IN the lea,line editorial ~ July -
i the fnliuNme.
The scan.ialots tax dslrinE eoiu<
On IN fhr state must stop. ihe ihr'i.
iie hold Of the ercat minipe inter
csis upou q considcIel,le r.criion ~
the ptihlic rrcss must ~ rciaNrt and
the hackrrom dlciaiicn II b0ih
natnr party tickets must ccasc- n
such r,-sisience ic arch a ururrnm
3. mei a. 10 make a NE ard oath
reht i-sfore ihc Ts,ople n-crssar, io
fs accomplishment. ~ hssr cnuni
"a The cusi ami arr prcrarsL
That has thr rrEiilsr "a AT,
Jackson rms. q e. deh o. ihs
ruufr. that h. n saunsis hsr q
hu1ir can for a uev day m Nv
Nexico. a brighter d1y inin Nhich
: NV -Rfrhr1onf- rnur.s o. fiEh'
| fsr rcfurm In rs 0Un r1rty
Asain 0ys the lnurnaL -af ar.
prcpar,-d d. f1Nrr a compulsory nri
mary fieciion laW fDr ihe num'na
tiun ~ an county officers. usemhar'
nf fha leeis'aiure. district ai'nrnr -
ant district iuie-,-
We ccmmii nursrlsrs o. prr
sisirni nehi fur fhr urinririr IN
,uixs.i. Ut ihr pepie rui0
That = a Elssi sirnng -tiE si ~
i.r-..s vhn haNr mn runnfn- w
Nexico fnr a Ions timr ras
| Thr Republican urriN m W
lNexiro has c1ntr1lici ihe icrislaiur
fer many y-ars TIE hs'sses h1v
lroniroiis,i the PARTY. and cont
hz,r enacted N effiricnt rr'msrt
llsw. Why haVr thcy No. donc 81
rhis sra irumeut ~ fhf loiifnal "a
fhr Rruuiii-an is1ss-- and De r--
Cor fanInr in d. ihair duis q. rnfr'
aersais ari euraurasaue
III utsta D. hoflcf fhf lnifrnri nr
M hsrk dnsn iu tn Elssi vnrk
l arr.sranfiy h1@ cnunufrnrfL th-f
II nru iertiershir NAV rnuie ia on
fr,rnt with ahiliiy ari rrlrrr'
.fanf firm 90 aheai formu'a'r q
effective prm1ry laW-nlt q uroi
usseshifi. carry u mo yeiIr count
and STATE cOuVeniions. and inNiir n
I'D iezdrrs Whn haVe bren fct'.n
fhr peopie o. opprse t n they DR.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
Tenney Williams & Co., Brokers
DOughhOys aud Russian
Brides Arrive in U. S.

NANli.Ap.t. June i0 American
.uidirr- who while m Siberia mar.
ried hu,sian girls and who later
hruu-hi them here have he-n ur.
der'd On the tuiird States where
the army officers h-lic,r. t,eiter
hnusiur cnndiiions for married m-n
are available Mary will san nn tie
army transport Nadaws.ka late IN
juno.
OWlng o. tho hish cusi ~ living
here mo,i " the soldiers wrrr un.
able io support their wives and
many ai them were cared fof hy the
hcd Cro-s and other organizations
American women 0f Manila To-
nighi save farewell entertainment
in the soldier, and their nus<ian
brides Ahnui ino couples aiirudc,i
- o.
Daily Courier. 55c month.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
Scouting for StDTms
Latest ksVa Dope

sAN FRANfISn Iuy et-ifr
naval yl-sfis ar vantrd - ~
ssaiher hisr~au b. -7rsIi thr fs-iffr
orraa far storms. D. A n~ais ~an
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rinrrf rrrruffv ne vr--els c1si'd
a,rrless shane 5nforHaiian rezars
~ fhs Storms. fe ssid
storms travel 1iret 81 rnllr''
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have - infcrInsitan frrfn N die
fr-l uh-rr ttrr rrikinafe. thef ar
"a ~ h-farr ~ knrW H. our i'rN
~ n.iati D. ereaily iulprslsrd 4
n1sF v-s.els rnuti vt-n rarts - ~
arfan uhere fherr = ganrlir 4
uazfher ryTucris e1st vIreiess tt-iI
atspr.aiisns te "a
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
Dznk EMpIBVe Sought
On $500 Thsit Charge

oNORNo spWNGS luiy -
Fr-ns : S,udh - s1uzig tasiaF 30
O. urrrrni rhrnrrr him wifh issisz
sf-fr frrm IN furls ~ a. fnia
r,.ia Sf.riuzs Naiisnsi Bsuk- smith
u1s frrmef,y Hfh fhc fcirrai r.
-efNa Hans ir n.usvr
H = rhar<ri that b. nl.t2iucd NJ
maney fhruuzh uarirulaitn cf an
iszrear1ie arro1ri uhrrh aus uoi
fiscoser-i rnin fhr U~uer of IN
acsolni caiir,1 fcr q siaiemeni ~.
frrtay
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~ 81 auiou,rfslr 1ni IN in~r
durn9 ~ nizhi. a. = mNfriest
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
Hxa SEy. GIFTS CH0
SrBofm. oF MINIS

AVN M, Iuly 20 clasfrsrr.
ti1n af isiddinx a. ilausF ihr i.,i
eraf hnreau ~ miurs Trr-ri-zs--'
sixfiu I'd urecsuls nlrt1ls. F9reni' p
ur,t-rrl u11Vet hfrr from tio.it.i
Cnls. uii - vi,rirt nrri utlufh.
~ hsnlfiur VII tF mnr ~ Nnr
- sriaaol rf Miora
Nemhers af lte sfaiea sfaff VII
Sc eeiahiisl.ed herr hei0rs a. ilrs'
~ lhe onung ycsr. 4 , ezpecied
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

NV NDak. luls prrferrln1
flst 5o glilishulsrt - ~ fsfhtr
a. seer "a Arrrlira >riPv ibrr~
hsr.eif frrm ~ n'ntra - her
trse infa a. riift forr siaftes tf.
iOa shr iird ~ ~ hgsri,al Al.
stIsa h1t g'Gurrrlel urHt q uetsn.
har enI Shs iefl hrr uareras this
nufe a uts - use- To - ktncIl
ttruw nlysrlf c1l ~ uintsg
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
Boy Pags Ii. White,
'WhisperWeighE" Latest

SAN FRANCISCO Iuly e. -Whis.
prrN.ixhis- hoarr. from A. io X
pounds. ar apTaaring ou an hnNins
carts IN The philippiur lslani.. ar-
couiius a. rccrni ARRIVAL. irum Ma
mia.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
Frank Farmer, Noted
Boxer, Returns u Ring

TACOMA. wash luly cf-Fnuk
Farmer. one ~ ihe ciaamauis 90 The
parif,c northwest heasyNeiEhi hnX
iur championship wili ssln b. hack
in to- zame An injured hand ha,
krrs hln frum ihe riug Coz several
manihs. Farmor hoIes On meet iny
Herman another claimant soon.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

lamrs n. cax uhn~e hkcncss az
par sbo,e. = the standard hcarer
of the ncniorracy - Today a. VEL
- of al preccd-nt,. A. the cam
tat<n advances the assurances II
the elcction ~ Cox and Ron>rNeil
have t,s--u made certain
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

~ pase msrsi - = sEeef srenird
nisre a. live in- Tlrre heVr W1ly
hss-s 81 kirhtrs thrre durinr ~
fr~-ts ~ q shr~iff naw r'runr'r fnr
rr.l~rIien- .W'auirr huu al1uT osfi.
affSun r1rrrt.nts ~ tatl.ers hasr
tinof ere
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

Whisky + plenii-r n Coiuruh'' :
than Watrr. Nith the dlffer.uce IA
yau have in pay fur tn whisky.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

Thc WerkIy Ururrr. O.. thf rrm
paizn appr,arhfs. Wii sFrTtt n
nrs-rscy 90 tn farthrruirsi curn"r.
20 Luna crvur'y
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

On fhiu. may b. saat nf RrT11
ard q = hisn-l snf th1i = D. ~
frss-f rnrfr-f fsr IN pr--t
d-n-v W ~ Tuii-d >i-tes
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

The man Who never gives 20 N-l
SOM dxy have mrney cut al Or
tcrrsL
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

The nan sho = - csusiiiuiei
fli-i ~a.i w.uuid b. vii r- o. o. rnrsf
snv kinf ~ a favnr Or htm = -
90 Uho s-rus o. nes,i heip To
irrg
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

A vaiass !. m ihs mskins dou
ai the hrrder raie-
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

Stree, sisns for Coluuhus arr N
route.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

Tl,s yelr. of the dez DAYS arr nou
heard IN The land
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

Pra-rty sn Wal sirvrt = saii ir
- uursh fnrfy uiiiaHn ini'rr. -
a-r.-anf ~ = f.-f q 3 = hrHfsu
~ ths rioW. MP = ~ Nrier 81 o.
dniryinr purposes.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

u i s1sy g. - rhe-rffIi Nhrn
fhrsr arsulna yra ~r~ rhFfrftll---''.
fr,am . srlfi.h standr-1ini g = ~ar b
uhiie g. ~ D. ulate happy ilese
you associatr Wifh.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

rslst payer. 8 rclls far 20. q ne
DrIly caNricr ofik2
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

Daily Courier, 7Sc month.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
N. Y. SOCIALISTS TO
 ASK REFERENDUM
Would Take Their Expulsion From Legislature Direct to I'cople-
 Hughes CriticiZcs Assembly.

New York. Jan. 1O.-SorialiSt lead CTS as the next movc in their fight against the action of the state assem- bly, in suSpcnding five members of their party, today were perfectinG' plans to take their cause directly to the people. \ mass meeting ill Madi- son square Garden will he held, at which not only Socialists but leaders of other parties and citizens generally ill have an opportunity to voice protests.
 While letters and telegrams from all parts of the country, some approving. and others censuring the action of the assembly continued to pour upon various party leaders, d letter from Charles F.. Hughes sent last night to speaker sweet of the assembly at traCted the greatest attention today. The former justice condemned the suspension aS an act in which the very principles" of the American guN~ "rnment are ignored. He said that it was the prerogativc of a legislative body to consider charges made against an individual, but as he interpreted this action. it was an attempt to indict a political party.
 Republican leaders in the city for todaNs meeting of the state com mittPe denied q report that the lcgiS- laturr was considering a plan 10 bar all socialists from holding office in New York state.
 Among the more important deNelop- mCntS in the situation was the resolu- ton adopted last night hN the central federated union declaring the assem- hlN'S action "rontrarN to all prtCe- dents and ideals of our republic" and urging that organizations of labor take action.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
WANTED: OWNER on
 40 CASES OF BH
Policemen Given Surprise When Find ''Trcasure" On Sidewal
 in Front of Cafe.

A surprise which would have a welcome one to many d man| given several members of the d force when carly this morning found about 40 Cusses of beer taining 60 bottles, piled up oI] sidewalk in front of SiclIlick's ca Main street. The official tasteI1 the police headquarters are of opinion that the brew is better 2:10 per cent.
 According to the police the was delivered by some unlsl party during the night. Sicklick notified but did not claim posse of the brew and today Charles S wall, an congressman, called at the ton and took the beverage away police had received word from revenue men that the New En: Brewing company had reported ing the beer over to customers. as there had been no violation 0 law. thCro was nothing for the Il to do but give il to Mir. Sederva demand. This afternoon Mir. lick. called at the police station inquired if the police were sed him. He said that he had ord beer for an affair held hN a frat] organization to be delivered last \ day.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
RISBER(s TO RETIRE.
to This Effect Meets
 Approval of White SoN Fans.

Chicago. Ill.,, Jan. 10.---Thc au- nouncement of SwCde Risherg, tho Chicago White SoN shortStop. that he has retired from the game to open d restaurant in Chicago will not cause much grief in Chicago. Perhaps the big fear of Chicago fans is that RiS- berg doesn't mean it and that his re- tirement Is only the usual winter league holdout.
 As a matter Ot fact. it was tho opinion of most newspaper men at the last worlds series that the White SoN would have been far stronger hau
 hey played Weaver at his old posi- tion at short and Fred McMullin :'r third base. Gleason played RiSbe"- 1t short in the worlds series, and Larry kopf of the Reds, played rings around him. RiShCrE last fall was the poorest Shortstop the American league had put into a wori Is Str rir> in many years. Another CDnCluSiyr C U 1S~cr is that the White So.- won the worlds series of l911 With Inc Weaver r-McMullin com Dlnation and lost in 1919 with Weaver and NLSber-;.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
COAL COMMISSION
 GOES INTO SESSION
Presidents Investigating" Body Pre- IarrS io Negotiate With Miners
 and Operators

Washington. Ian. Members of President Wilson's commission ap- pointed to perfect the coal strike settlement went into session today. preparatory to beginning Monday the actual negotiations with committees representing the miners and operators of the central competitive field. Other coal mining districts in the United States will be taken up after the cen tral field has been considered.
 Much of the preparatory work has been done for the commission. es- peciallN in the line of collecting data on mining costs. a large staff having been put to work on if some time ago. Also the commission has before il a number of complaints from locals of the miners union. charging that in certain cases and localiti the opera tors have not respected the terms of the government agreement on which the miners were induced to return to work.
 The central district scale commit te of operators was in session today. discussing the extent to which the operators will paticipatc in the pro- CeedinGS of the commission.
 John l.. Lewis. president of the mine workers and others of that or :ra aniZation's officials and committee men will arrive in Washington to- night and Sunday for the opening of the hearings.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
DISCUSS LOCATION
Jack Kcarns and Jimmy tonrotii Talk Over battle-ground for Staging of DcmpScN-t arpcntiCr Bout.

san Diego, t'al, Jan l0.-- Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, and James w. Corfroth. promotc", who met here 10 discuss plans for the proposed match between Dempsey and Georges Carpenticr Cor the worlds heavyweight championshin. planned today to visit Tiiuana, Low IT California, after giving local followers of boxing something 10 worry about.
 This was d suggestion that the con- test might not be staged at T1iuan@, 13 miles south of here Ke;lrns an- nounccu last night that he still hnu under consideration an offer by Wi- liam Fox. New York motion picture luagnate, of $550,000 for the match. Later San Francisco adViCcS said Il said that if his bid of $400.0O0 for the match was accepted he might stage the contest somewhere other than at Tijuana and that he had spec ulated on the crowds such an attru"- tion would draw in New Jersey, Con nccticut and Baltimore.
 The fans found some comfort, however, in KearnS' statement that he preferred to give Coffroth an op- portunity of staging the match CN"l at a sacrifice of d flew thousand dol lars" and in A'olfroth's assurance that \ Tijuana was the place he had in mind for the affair.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
NO IMPROVEMENT YET.
! Railway Express Company Declines
 to Spend Any More Money.

At the monthly meeting of the traffic bureau of the Chamber of Commerce held ut the New Britain club many topics of vital interest to the Shippin E interests of the city were discussed. The committee on express facilities report that they have received a let ter from ;L prominent official of the American Hallway Express company stating that owing tu the fact that the tenure of the American Railway Express company runs concurrcntly with the period of federal control which ceases March first, they could not see their way clear to hl Est their money in new improvements recum- mended by the committee, and fur thermore they had no funds avail able for capital expenditures at this timc.' IL was hoped by the com mittrc that after the expiration of federal control. March first. they would be able to secure favorable action. Other interest matters per taininS to traffic problems were dis CuSScd.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
TO ENTERTAIN BUTLER.

Tn" Third Ward Republican will meet next Tuesday evening in republican headquarters in the c ncrrial Trust company building. ram. will be made for the c"rtion tn Nicholas Murray Bu president of Colum bia University. will be the speaker at the annual ner of the club on February 25. iS planned to name some of the prominent republicans of the stat the reception committee. MT. B- will arrive in this city on the a noon of the dinner. and will be tertuined at luncheon at the Britain club.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
SHERWOOD MAGEE RELEASED.
Veteran OutfcIdcr Let Out By Cin-
 cinnati Nationals.

Philadelphia, Jan. 10.--Shcrwoud Mugee, veteran outtielder. yesterday received his unconditional release from the Cincinnati Nationals. With the exception of Leon Ames, the pitcher. Magee was the veteran player in the major leagues last season. He was signed by the Phillies in 1901. He came from Allentown, where he had played semi-pro ball. He re- Intined with Philadelphia uItil l9li, when he was traded to the Braves. In 1917 he was released to Cincinnati. . Last season was the only year in which MaGcc was u member of & championship club. He went to the Braves in 1915. the year after they won the pennapt, and the same year the Phillies won their first National League flag. Magee led the National League hitters in 1910. The player was 35 years old last August.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
Nun, Once Stationed HeI
 is Cousin of De Val

Sister Bartholomew. d CatholicI and who iS the only Cnecticut atiNr of Eamonn be Valera. tha mons Irish leader. iS a former Britain school teacher. She is cousin. Sister Bartholomew was nected with St. MarN's convent several years teaching in the u grades. She Was assigned about wears ago To the Ansunia convent school. be Nalera's only other iS d priest in Boston.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
REITERATES DEMAND
 FOR PUNISHMENT
state Department Wants Thorough Investigation Of NmcriCan'S
 Death in Mexico.

Washington. Jan. 10.--l'urther in- Nestigation of the killing of James Wallace. an American. near Tampico November 26. has resulted in the state department instruCting the Amefican embassy at Mexico City to renew it's request that the Mexican government fake energetic measures To punish the guilty.
 Wallace Was shot by d Mexican sol dier after his mule shied at a ma chine gun the soldier was guarding and overturned it. The claim was made that the American was intoN- icated but the state department an- nounced today that it's investigation disclosed that Wallace was sober and that the colonel commanding the Mexican troops had stated the sol dicr who fired the shot was under the influence of liquor.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
FOUND LABORATORY
American Scientists Establish Re search Bureau to \i,l in Inventions and Engineering.

New York. Jan. Iu,- The national laboratory foundation for the deNcl- upmcnt of American inventions and American industries was founded her" yesterday hN leading inventors. enGi- nCerS. tinanritrS and manufacturers of tho country. Thomas Howard was Se- leCtpd chairman pro teut. of nation al executive committees and Francis II. Dean" managing director.
 The ilStitutiOn's purposes are to be ''philanthrUpiC in character. to foster atd :unu develop the idea and perfect tha invention regardless of vhet her the inventor he rich or poor
 IL was proposed to fund an endowed institution with q complete modern research laboratory. machine shop. and research and patent library. and with a suitable corps of engineers. chemists and mechanics in charge.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
CHAMP GREENLEAF LOSES.

\. New York, Jan. 10.-Ralph Green leaf. of Wilmington, Del, national pocket billiard champion,- was de- feated last night by Jerome kcough, of Rochester. former title holder, in the Rational Recreation of Brooklyn where they are playing q four-gama exhibition match. kcouch, who he1u he title for number of years before Greenleaf became champion. beat his opponent in seven innings by 125 To S5. The champion. however. defeated keough in the afternoon contest. 125 to 60. Greenleaf's defeat in the eve ning was the first he has suffered since winning the title threo months ago.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
MERCANTILE BURF
 HAS BUSY SESSl
Plans Leap Year Dance
 Adopts New Hour SCheduI

The regular January meetflI the directors Of the Nerd Bureau of the Chamber of ComI was held yesterday afternoon H cham Der rooms. Chairman Fl Wilson presided and the directo{ nounccd many activities planneI the coming season. One of thesI be an entertainment and dance. purpose Of the affair will be tI the manufacturers and business with their employees. together social evening. \ committee wsI pointed. with Louis Raphael as \ man. to arrange for the affair. probably will take place durinI week of February l. As this M n Leap Year dance. a commitd young women has been appoind assist.
 \ committee will he appd within a few days to consider"th visa hilitN of another sales day. in he form of d dollar day or d tf3l S;IIcS day to1n m itteeS WI appointed by hartman Wilson.
 As there were two vacancies ol board of directors. Leon X. Sp| and F. Q. RackliTe were unaninl elected hy the board 10 serve q rrctors for the remainder of thei
 The uniform hours schedule| discussed and unanimously adI after change" had been mad, follows:
 Monday. Tuesday. Wednd Thursday. Friday. close al 6 D.
 Saturday. close at ? d. m.
 Evenings before holidays obst close at 6:"0 D. m.
 December IS. 70. 31. o2 an| open until 9:30 p. m.
 December 24. open until 6:30
 Wednesday afternoon half-ho June 1G to September l. 12:15
 Following holidays observed: :: Years. Washington's Birthday served February e3). Memoria l (obServcd May %D. Indepen| Day tobserved July JD. Labor Thanksgiving and Christmas. all day.
 Good Friday. close at 1o:30