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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Aeepcr iiber Hmbla,t>.
@alhinato11. 9. g.. u. Son.

8aibington 8. g., II. San. ~
Serbert 6. SooDer erlieb Samitag-
abenb in @a1bington cine lange gr=
flarung In melber er bic glnii6t
ousipri9t, baB Die Mnfbebnng Der
Blodube &nBlnnbs BEN 8oli6etnifi
ei1e ibrer Itarflten 5tiiBen fortneb=
men. Die Sotpiet =&egierung, 10 en-
|fldrte er, bat ole Sebli6ldge 6es 60
5iolisn1ns ouf oie 8lodabe 51riidge=
fiibrt u11b ols slniporn our Mufbrin-
|gnng GROCER @eere bennBt, nit Der
8egriiar6ung, &uBlano fdmpfe, nm
ii9 Dor 6e1n &ungerto6e 5r retten.
Sobalo crit 6ie 8lofa6e gum gro=
BEN Sell anfgeboben 1T, miro ieiner
Mnlt6t nod Die 8olidelpiffii Eaprannei
rafd in ft6 5ulammenfnuen, tpenn tie
nnb 6a111 nidt initan0e lit, 6ie Scot
5u Iin6ern. &oober glaubt ni6t, 6aB
&nBlanb @ei5en, 5labs ober 8unm=
1pone 5u erportieren fat, neil bas
8oH in BEN @roBita6ten am 8erbun-
germ ut ntt0 IN Sun1pen Dern1f1luf1r,,
tpdbre116 Die 8auern aneroingS geriiz
ge116 gum @iien babe11.
Sen Mangel an gaabrungsn1ittelt
nnb an6eren gum 2eben r1ottpen6igen
Dingen fiibrt $ooDer 11i9t auf bie
8Iodnbe, fonbern anf bie p0Gige De<
aIifier11ng in Der ssSsl1oultrie uno.
Sen 8anferoH in Ser Broonftton 5u<.
rid, 3uitdn6e, tpelde feiner Mnit6t
nad a11balten 1per6e1l, iolange So
aialisn1ns nr16 8olf6etpifit @err=
i9aft nnbdH.
@oober beripri6t fi6 ferner bon
Ser gloda6e, ooB Die gnBenipelt 6ann
erlt in 6te 2age beriebt tperoen miro,
Die @obrbeit iiber oie 59reden Ser
8oIideipifii Serri6aft 5u erfobren.
Meroings mii1fe 6os 9lnslano, be-
ion6ers aber Mmerifa it6 6ann 6op-
pelt l6iiben, 6an1it Die 8o1ihetpifi
feine Mgitatoren, feline S1ngi6riften
nn6 fein @el6 beriiberidntnggelt, I'M
8erbreber 5u 11nterbalte1 sic cine
&ebolutio11 un5ettel11 fo1111ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
A,tfraaf an Sic 3lrbcitcr.

Stem Sort, 19. San. Gin Muf=
rnf an Die Mrbeiterunionen uno 6ie.
nMrbeiter 9lmericas, iid 5lpeds pbIi-
tii6en gorgebens 5ufarnmen5l1h1n,
ni9ts als cine brittle 8nrtei ipr1oern
onf Der @runolage Der Nn11pnrtifnn
2eague bon 9fortb Dafota u1o Min=
neiota, tDur6e 5onntag bon Ser go
cinl Democratic 2eague of Mmerica
bon Nelp gorf aus erln1en. Ser
Mllfrl1f lit unter5eibnet BON Charles
gomaro &uileI Hr6iioent;; 9enrD 8.
Slobo6in 8ioe=Brdiioent;; 8illiam
gngIiib 8alling, 5efretar un6 $.
@. Fbelps Stofes, Sbosrneifter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
S<bresfcnstaec III tcrlir,.

. BerIin, 19. San. - Son ppbIur1:
terrihteter Anele tperben nun SIN.
gobe11 geno6t iiber Ben 8ufan1men
.itoB 5tpii9en oem M1iilitar nt1b einem
@olfsbal1fetL Der ii6 in 6en1 &ei6S=
agsgebdn6e 5nlamnengeidort sutte
Ser erfe S9nB fan1 o1s einem Sc.
tpebr, 6as ei11en1 Der 8aben am 8eit.
.abbange fortgerilien ipor6en tuar. Mn=
bere 3ibtIiten eilen bin5n, nabmen
ben @aben lire @affen ab un6 bear.
beiteten iie nit @enebrfo1be11 l1n1
.MeIiern. gSa9poiten IN Der pg6dbe
eiiftMs1f eiiftMs1f iibre1t &alneruoe urIfe l1n1
feuerter in ben &aufen.
&ur5 nod bolb 4 l1br ordngte 1td
Der GoHsbauferL 0eiien &a1flo1igfeit
iib felt 01iiHag irrner n1ebr fteiger=
te, IN ben @aupteingang 5ltn 9fei6s=
tagsgebdl16e gegeniiber bent 8ismard-
be11fmal, 11n6 1nnmebr er0ffnete 6us
Wdiliitdr geuer auf Saauien6e Der gln=
.geiamnelten oie iid eiliglt in Die
SinnonitraBe binein flii6tete11.
Nls Die @a9er AT 6ieier 5trnBe
6ie Menibenn1aiien beranfomn1e11
faben, feuerten au6 tie init @etDeb=
rem nn6 Maidinengei6iiben IN ben
@onfen btnein. &nn0erte tparfen ii6
iofort nit 0eln @eii6t auf 0ie groe,
nm 0em &ugelregen 5lt entgeben. ct
Ii6e fielen, 5u Io6e getroffen, an6ere
fu6ten ii6 iammernb btntpeg8nfhlep=
pen.
80 bis ~ SDbe.
8erliner 8lddHer iddben 6ie 3abl
Ser i'm Gerlanfe Ser l1rterbriidnng
Der Gubeitornngen @efanene11 a1f
80 Big 49, Die Der 8ertpltn6ete1 unf
100.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
311iQiarce,azB 3 ctr,ta.

5an Srancisco, 16. San. 'sS11l
gerbinoung nit Dem Bau bon 5bif=
fen fir 6ie &egierung III Oregon,
Waibington ul1b Californian -}i116 bon
@ebein1bea1nten Der 8nnbesregier1ng
8etrigereien I'M 8etrag Don ST 1,OOO,=
900, 600 ettbedt tppr0en, 1pie IN Can
6rnncisco befan1t tpurbe, als 8iniam
s.. 2i0fpem, Spe5ialagent 0eS S6aBs
anlts oepartements, gum oberiten Mi=
ii1ter1ten bes SilfS-8nn6e generulans
palts Bert 56leiiing ernannt tDnroe.
@s beiBt, BOB nernlannalt Hnlmer
bic 5biffsbeb0r6e angepieien bat,
&e9nl1ngen in Sobe bon $37 ,0O0,-
900 1i1t 5u be5ablen, bebor Die nn=
ter1ndpt11g abgei6loiien tit.
Die &egiernrg ion 6nrb cine Ser
i6morlng Der 5biffstperft Gigen-
timer IN Ser Beife 1rl cine Mi iaiar6e
Collars bei91pi1tbelt lpor0en iei11, bob
gef4lf1te &ebnnngen alsgeifeut
tpurbell III benen Die tatid61i6en
nsgtfo1ten b0Der at1gegebe1t tDur0e11,
nls lie in @irfli6feit tparen. Sc miro
babon gefpro6etl baB bic @roge=
i6morenen ei11berufen tperbe1r foner,
I'M Sic. i9nlbige1 t59iffsbauberrn
CUR Me9enidaft 5n 8iebem. Die Som
traftte tpl1r6en IN Der @etie Dergeben,
6ob bie sSirn1en nnBer BEN utntid6z
liden1 Soften nod 10 Bro5e1t Sc
ninn bere1nen 6nrfte11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Heettpaiicr I'M Hbeii,ec>
bict.

4oblen5, ~. San. Nad anltli-
hen oentiden 8eridten bat Der @od-
fpalieritan0 bes &beins uno ser Moiel
Die -bodfte S0be felt 1876 sSobren err.
rei6t 9ie nie0riger geIege11en Stoot-
feile IN GobIen5 Iteben unter 8aier,
baS bielfdb inS gr0geiboB Der @11ll-
Ter einge6rut1gen lit; i'm omerifani-
1ben 1tptqynrtier mar flint SUB
BaIier i'm Seller; Elm Cell 6eg n1l1e-
rifnniihen &ranfenbanies 11uBte oeg
6odnaiiers tpegen gerdl1n1t neroen.
Gigentliden 5babelt bat bie nnlerifn-
niide 8eeres nItur1g 1tidt erImerl,
neil lie aalf 6as 8odmaifer borberei-
let ipnr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
prehibitictts>G Gcitfau,

Snn Srancisco. IL San. Die
Borbereit1ngen gu einem 8robe= =Brp-
5eB iiber rationale Brobibittpn MUIR
ben in Gan 5rancisco nit Ser ber-
abreoeten @erboftung bon S.. S. Oil
Ion 0nr6 Die 8ean1te 6es &robibi=
tions Direffors 5ranf so. 5iIba eir1=
geleitet. Die gerbaftung tpar bon.
Sbeooore 81. Sen, MntpnH Der @ein-
bal1=sS11tereiien in California, borbe-.
reitet tDor6en, Der Silba n1itteilte,
oaB Dillon beriu9en lperoe, Elm Sob
Bein an einen &dnfer ab5uliefer1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22

100000 Bra1sSiitlaoe,,

Minne eapoIigg San. Der
|Shaoen bai1n granbe in Der Snbrif
Der g1iinnenpolis Haper @on1pd11D,
|tpirb anf $fO0, 900 geiddbt. Ser
grano fonrte a1lf Die 4euerrdume
|befhrdnfftt 1DerD Der, nad) )bet1 er friibz
|aeitig am 5dn1ita gn1orgen ert6edt
|tDar inllb u1l0 g8alier bnben ben
|meifen S6noen angerid dttet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
nliIleralild
GleriellceaflS
naOfoI9erl

8aris, 49,. San. 0en9Oe11 @eor-
ges @lemeneeal NIT leinem &abinet1
am Sonntag 5uriidgetreten If, bat
anf Grlu6eil bes 9rdiibenten 8oin-
care Mernnber Miaerano, friiberer
&riegsrliniilter nro 5ulebt fran3oft-
i6er @onbernenr bon gIfaB. .2otbrtn-
gen, Elm ne11es &abineH gebil6et, 6ns,
lDie berIoutet, au6 Die 3uitin1n11tng
oes fiinftigen Yrqlibenten Des9anel
baben io1. Dieies &abinett fonte
am Montagnadn1ittag bem 8raftoen-
ten borgeiteM un6 bon bieiem BETTE
tigt, Die ,grnennnng a1l1 Dienltag umt=
li6 befan11t genla9t meroen.
Mhglieoer oes neuen aabinetts
ii116:: Wfinilterprdii6er1t nnb MeuBeres
Miaera1o; SSuiti5, 2'&opitalr; Ss5n=
neres, &onorat;; &rieg, QefefeDre;
Wartne, 9an6rp; @an6eL SSfoac;
2ar6tpirti9aft> gfiodrb;; Sina1t5er1,
Mariol;; @olpnien, Sc Erocquer; un-
terridt, 8erarb; Mrbett, sssonr6ai1t
SDgiene nn6 8oblfabrf, 8reton. .
5al1ptmann Snroten batte es Obj
gelebnt benz nenen 4nbinett 1pieoer
an5ngeb0ren;; er gab Wiinerano at
beriteberl oie SaItlng bei6er @anls
mern Der @fionalber eriammlnng IN
Iebter 8ett lieB erfennen, oaB bie1e
neue Manner an Der Spite Der Ge=
gierl1ng tpInidtetn.
Sd)eibet NUS lSriebensfpnferena.
Wfit benz &udfttriHH &uiiftriiH ieines @ubinetts
i9ei6et @leme11ceal1 uub uls 8oriiber
Ser Grie6ensf fonferen3 aus urto nit
ibn1 Sic iibrige1 8ebonmdbtigten
Sranfrei9s, Bidp1l .Eurbieu 11nb
Mob Sic eberfous oen1 nusi6eiben-
betrs 81 &@obbii1eH u11gJeIb j rfssl. e 81.
glen1erceat ffniinoigte an 5onntag
an, er beabii9tigte, s1i9 au1rd9it anf
5tpei Wionate 5u feirer grbpIung na9
MegDpter1 51 begebett.
ssor,d,ro ) sy,;l;n,,a oboeleh,,+
oo 1rs - - NYsls -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Dd$ Gnde der per.
$0nliheil 5reibeit
ee,nt Bic mitterndbtlbc St,tncc am Sretae im Ganz
oe Scr 5rciheit Ser 6eftnb pen 0ctrdnfcn nisbf
ftepr eals einen halber present 2llfehclachalf
ais Dcrbrc1bcn ocitempclt.

uno oieier Ausfnn in BEN ginfiinften
muB nnf irgen6melbe an6ere Mrt
ausgegliden tper6en.
uSo mali, 1tn6 bod 10 fern" "
2ouisbine, &D., 19. San. sssr11
8efiB Der 8rennereibeiiber in Sem
t11dp hefin6e Mid ipenigitens 35 Wfil,
1ionen @naonen 8bisfeD gum 8ert
bon $4O0, 100000. Die @etrdnfe ln-
germ in ben 8oGbauiern ibr 5bidial
lit nod nnentibieber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
,Sc,ter III Shebeyeat1.

sbebopgot, g8is, 19. San. I'm
1912 l1br Montog friib brab il Der
Ba6ger kgfatp sy,annerD SO: in 0ieler
gtaot 3iin1 ad6utebanie eins ener aus,
fpelhes b ipeiit eirtet1 dabeu bon
$$1 Sc geo, 900 a11geriilHfttet ct bot nt. Geget1
700 e9rbeiter ii1lo beidh tigl.ngslos
.gelporDen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-22
Grste Siku1lg der
nationefl cigd
sran,Sjiisc periitcr. Gin Gn,eldnScr Scr General>
SeeretGr, Derciniete Staatcn fchlen. Gin
preteit Scr yrldncer as critic 1treunce iiberz
reieRt.

Garis, 16. San. Sertreter
sSranfrei6s, @roBbritan1ltens, Sta=
liens, @rie6enlanos, 8elgieAs, Spn=
MEMS, Snpans nnb 8raliliens, Mit=
aIieoer 6es Musi9uiies Ser yeationen
2iga, beriamr1elten jt6 ant Sreitag=
n1orgen 10 l1br I'M beriibmten nbren=
Coal oes sluspartigen Mnts in Ba=
ris 5ur eriten Sibung Ser 2tga
3uerIt tpurbe 2eon Bourgeois,
6ranfreids @ertreter, gum @oritber
aetpdblt, 1omie Die grnennu11g Cir
Gric Drun1noros (@roBbritunnien)
sum @eneral1efretr Der 2iga be ita=
fiqt. Dos erite an1tli9e @eibdft, 6as
Dorgenonmen tp1rbe, mar Die Grnen=
nanq elmer &onr1niiiion, Die on Srt
uno SteIe oie @ren5en 0es anf 10
Sabre 5u belebenoen 5aargebiets felt=
legen iou.
2eon Bourgeois ertpdbnte in leiner
gr0ffnungsrebe, 6aB Der 8orltb IN
6ieIer erIten 5ibnng uno Die groff=
n,tnq ser Satigfeit Der 2iga eigent>
lid, 8raiioert Bilion bdtte 5ufanen
ioIen. Die entente o9te Die @riin6e,
ourd1 Sic Ser enbgiiltige @nti6lnB III
rer Sreunoe in Waibingtort inlmer
nod ber50gert meroe, bod boffe lie,
baB bic G6tpierigfeiten bort balo
iiberipunoen tpiiroen, un6 0an1 Elm
eGrtreter ser groBen a1nerifanilber1
Republif ben Hlab in Der 8eriamn1-
lung einnebne1t 1Der6e, Der 1etner
barre. .Dann erit tper0e oie arbeit oes
glmsi6nIIes ibren eigentli6en @baraf-
ter befon1n1en nn6 Die sbeionoere &roft
beIiben, Sic 5n ibr geb0re.
gead Bourgeois ipra6 Carl Gnr=
5or1, Ser britii6e 5tuatSfefretar beg
MenBern.
8rotef sSSrlanbs.
Ser eolte Brotelt ging Der geatio=
nen=9iga fait ebe tie nod fornen ibre
erte Sibnng erSffnet botte, bon uoen
@elanoten Ser eripdblten &egiernng
Ser ssriIden Gepublif" 5u; oerlelbe
ridtet fi6 gege1 uoas 11ntpirflide eng
Hfhe 8ilo elmer internationalen Sr1e=
Def1s=2igo,"
esn Ser erlten Mnsi6uB 5ibnng
muroe oieIer Hrote1t nidt ertpbnt,
bod tpurben Mbi9riften beslelben ben
@eridterltattern Der t3eitnngen iiber=
geben, ebe oieie 6as Mnsnartige Mmt
Derlieben. 9ie l1rfr11be lit bon a11a,
laigb Dnffp nttter5eidnet nno entbalt
Gintpan6e geger1 uoie eblidpngeas
tionen=2iga;;" Tie be5eibnet ferner oie
2iqa als rinpertaliltiide Wal6ine,
Die oa3n beiti111n1t 1ei,B Die englii1e
@orberridaft onf bei6en Salbfnge1n
iiher5uiteaen nno oauerno 5lt mo-
6eit.@
Der grote1t erHdrt meiter. 6ie 2iga
lei iIluIoriid nr1o nnDonitdnoig, es
.febIe ibr Sic ridtige 8efugnis nno
f@utbeiBung; auBer0em iagt berIelbe,
6ie Ser. Staoten bielten ii6 Der 2iga
,entriiltet nrt6 oblebnen6" ferne.
Nadite Sitnng in 2uabpn.
NodDem 6iefes ein5ige @ei6aft Der
erlten 5iBung erlebigt mar, iblng
Bourgeois bor1 Die 1radite Sibnng IN
2onbon abaubalten, mas anaenom,
men ipur6e; Carl gur5o11 madte 6ann
oen gor1dlag, Die Beltimn1ng bon
Datum uno @eiddftsorbnnng Der.
nadifen Sikung 6ent goriiber nno.
bent sefretdr gu iiberlaiien; CT flgte
binsu, es tper6e t10tig iein, Mber 1ebr
bieIe sSrugen, bie biellet6t CUR 5pra-
de fonrnert f0nr1ten, Die Ser. 5foa-
ten 5nrate at 5ieben.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-24

Joseph Berman, pioneer resident oil
Cleveland, died recently. The dcceas-
ed was seventy-two years of age and
had lived in Cleveland for siXty-eighi
years. The day that Richmond was
taken. Mr.. Berman entered the shoe
business with his father. so that at
the time of his death he was the old
est shoe dealer in Cleveland. Mr.. Ber-
man was president of the ]. Berman
Shoe Company.
Mr.. herman remembered Cleveland
in its village period. In his childhood
the square was surrounded by rail
fence and the city limits was at Il.
9th street.
The engagement of Frank Mande1
al San Francisco, and Miss Alice Soils
Of New York City, has been announc-
Il, Mr. Mundcl is the author of sew
"ral successful plays and is ranked
rmcug tho youngest playwrights in
alifornia, Nv Mandcl met his fiancee
in the metropolis where she is engaged
in !jtrarv
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-24
PALESTINE A LAND OF CONCRETE
AND CEMENT.

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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-24

which every Jew entering the city had
to pass and the Jews were beaten and
tortured. Aged Jews had their boards
pulled out hair by hair.
And now" Miss Gonda added, AL
the Jews of Hungary are suffering.
They have been denied political rights !:
they are oppressed in every conceivable
manner. Attic when left. there had
hot been any violent outbreaks for
some time, ant-Semitism still runs
high. The Zionsts are doing all they
can to aid the people, but they are not
numerically and financially very
strong, and they can do but little.
The famous Chief Rabbi of Budapest
and the celebrated Cantor Kwartin.
with whom was personally acquaint-
ed. went to the Roumanian COM
mandant and asked that the Jews be
permitted to leave the country to go
to Palestine. The Rabbi was inform
ed that the Jews could go if they
would leave all their goods behind.
This was tantamount to denial OF
permission, for if the Jews were to
leave their goods behind they would
have no funds with which to go to
Palestine.
"As things stand now the condition
of the Jews of Hungary is pitiful.
Those who were once wealthy have
lost their possessions in the days OF
Bclshevfsm and are now poor; those
who participated in the Bolshevist gov
eminent are now refused assistance
and employment and they are starving.
And while the anti-Jewish prejudice
still holds its course, one cannot ex-
pect that the non-Jewish population
will aid the Jews in any way. So you
see, all the Jews Of Hungary are suf-
fering for the sins of very few"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-24
HYMN OF PENITENCE.

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And call again thy sacred name.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-24

y elected president of the Shreveport,
La Chamber of Commerce
New Britain herald., 1920-07-24
300 FARMERS SEEK SLAYER.
Hunt Unknown Man Who Killed
 Young Girl on Michigan Farm.

Pottersville. Mich, July 24.-Lead- CTS of a band of 300 armed farmers searching the countryside for an un- identified man who Thursday attacked and killed Beatrice Hickox, a 13- year-old girl, on a farm near i1eI e, declared yesterday they had tile fugi- tive surrounded in a swamp.
 The farmers were reinforced dur ing the night by a squad of state po- lico who patroiled all roads in this vicinity yesterday.
 The girl was killed early Thursday while carrying water to the fields for her brother. She had been strang!od and her head crushed with a large rock
 Neighbors partially identified the fugitive yesterday, through photo graph brought here by Lansing po- lice, as an escaped convict from Jack son prison.
 A man arrested near Lansing early yesterday morning was held for IT, Nestigation. According to the au- thoritieS he was unable to give q tat isfactory account of his movements on Thursday. but denied knowledge of the girls death.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-24
PULLAR
 & NIVEN
OPERATORS EXTEND
 WAGE AGREEMENTS
Wireless Photographers and Shipping Board VIII Have Additional no
 Days Co Reach Agreement.

Washington. July 2l-- Extension for 90 days of the wage agreement be- twecn wireless operators and the Shipping Board which expires August I was agreed to today at tho confer ence or the representatives of the United Radio Operators union and Chairman Benson. *
 Tho chairman refused the opera tors demands for pay increases Of $50 to SIS q month md an eiEht-hour day. hut told them he favored some increase It was agreed that a Sys- tenn of graded licenses for the oper- ators based on their years of service should he worked out.
 Tho wireless operators had threat ened to strike unless their demands were granted hut officials of the board expressed little concern declaring that many wireless operators on the navy reserve lists could be placed on ship ping Board vessels should tho wnEo controversy fail to be finally adjust cd in November.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-24
WANT PRINT PAPER PLANT
Representatives of Swedish Company Wants to Establish Mill in South American State

Rio de Janeiro. July 24.-Repre- sentatives of a Swedish company have made proposals to the Brazilian gov ernment looking to the establishm ent of a print paper manufacturing plant in the State of Parana. Among other advantages asked of the government is that of free entry of necessary ma chinery. According to the company s representatives, there is an abundance of necessary material for print paper manufacture in Parana and other states.
 Local publishers, who have for some months been occupied with problems growing out of the scarcity and high price of imported print paper, are unanimously in favor of the manufacturing project. In the meantime they are meeting frequent ly to discuss measures of economy at which reduction in the size of news papers and increased advertising rates and subscription prices were under consideration.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-24
CONFESSIONS GO
 IN AS EVIDENCE
Statements of Pettibonc, on Trial for Wife Murder, Admitted
 By Court.

Manchester, Vt. July 24.-Two confessions and other statements al legged to have been made by Byron NJ Pettibone, on trial for the murder of his wife. were admitted as evidence late yesterday by Judge Stanley M. Wilson. One confession is claimed to have been made to Attorney General Frank C. Archibald and the other to States Attorney Collins NJ. Graves The jury. which had been excluded from the courtroom during the hear ing of testimony relative to the ad- instability of the confessions, was re- called.
 James R. Wood, a detective. after telling how the confession given to Mfr. Graves was obtained, testified that afterward Pettibone told the witness that he had obtained a bottle of strychnine, containing 30 grains had put the entire contents in a dose of salts administered to Mrs. Petit bone The defense, in cross-exam- ination, tried to obtain admissions that Pettibone was tricked into mak- ing the confession and that threats were used.
 The largest crowd since the trial began was present at the afternoon session. Both attorneys for the prose- cution gave up their chairs to spec tators.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-24
POLICE GIVEN CLUE
 IN TRUNK MYSTERY
Chauffeur Gives Description ot
 "A. A. Tatum"

New York. July 24.-The mystery surrounding the death of the uni deniiied young woman whose nut tlated body was found yesterday in q trunk at the American Railway Ex- press Cu. warehouse ut the Grand Central terminal has been shifted to Detroit for solution.
 The trunk with rope used to fasten tt and articles of cothing em- pIoyed as waddinE, was today sent io Detroit whence 1t had teen shipped here on June 't.
 Andrew Brauic. an expressman. today gave tho police letter siGncl \. X Tatum. the ramc name as that on the tag attached to the trunk. The letter was addressed to Br1rci and dated June Ii.
 Enclosed in the letter was an ex- press company receipt showing that 2 trunk Lac been shipped June 10 from Detroit to Now York. Tho re- ceipt gave the name A. A. Tatum as both acnder and recipient. The let ter asked that the trunk be removed from The express warehouse and be held hy Brantc until called for.
 f:ranic furnished the police infnr nation regarding Mir. and Mrs Leroy who occupied an apartment at 10. Harper -trcot, Detroit n few days tcforc thc trunk was shipped here. The Harper street address was given on the trunk tag as that Of Tatum.
 Branic told detectives thar in the summer of 1919 a chauffeur giving the name Of O. I. Wood left L. trunk in his ear and six months later wrote from Detroit asking that 1t he sent to F.. Leroy in care of the Detroit '. M. C. X. Branic said he did this
New Britain herald., 1920-07-24
FLYING COMES DOWN

Prices of Acroplane Rides in Los
 Angeles Have Been Reduced About
 100 Per Cent.
 Los Angeles, July 24.-The high cost of flying went into a nose dive here when managers of the princi- pal commercial flying fields announc- ed a 100 per cent. reduction in the price of airplane rides.
 Tourists to Southern California with an ambition to rise above other persons have been paying $1O for flights of short duration. The new price is five dollars the ride per per son.
 Passenger flight prices will be con- unued to be reduced until they are lower than taxicab fares c. S. Elicit. manager of one of the companies. has declared.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-24
WEDDING MUST WAIT
Ceremony for Incoming Swedish Couple Held Up at Ellis Island
 Pending Word From First Husband.

New York, July >4-Immigration officials meant we'll when they sought to havc Mrs. Alfhild Dodt and Eric Fryberg married Thursday when the Swedish American liner Stockholm docked at the foot of West 55th street, but they forgot to find out what had become of Mrs. Dodt's first husband
 Mir. Fryberg is a member of the Freeman institute Of Stockholm. His business here. primarily. is to p,ir- chase books on mind training and memory study for translation into the Scandinavian. Mrs Dodt has been a cashier of the firm for eight months She is oS years old and pretty and comes to visit relatives.
 They were affianced in Stockholm. they told the immigration officials coming up the hay. hut were not mar ricd because Of their hurried de- parture. Marriage cannot be pro- nounced here until the banns have been published for two weeks.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-24
NURSE IN MURDER CASE
Admits Tnfstuation for Pcttibonc. Held for Wtfc's Death and Pleads Guilty to Improper Relations.

Manchester. Vt. July 24.-Miss Helen I. Guilow. a nurse with whom it Is alleged Byron N. Pettibone was infantuated. was called today as a witness for the prosecution in Petit bones trial for the murder of his wife. Miss Guilow admitted taking automobile trips with Pettibone and having ridden on n hoarse with him In Bennington where hc was employed as an undertaker's assistant. She also admitted improprieties with him. Their friendship began before the death Of Mrs. Pettibonc and con tlnu-d since, the witness said.