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New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
LAPS IN MEXICO
Made for the ColoniZa- tion Of Japanese Immigrants in Lower Mexican States,

San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 31.-Baron Otori, Japanese minister to Mexico, has made arrangem entS with the Mexican government and with agencies in Japan fot the colonial ton of several thousand Japanese in the state of Sonora. Lower California, Sinaolo and Colimas on the west coast, according to d dispatch from Mexico City received today by a Mex ican newspaper published here.
 The Mexican government, the dis patch says has assured Baron Otori that Japannse migrants will be given adequate protection from ban dltS
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
Temporarily Insane.
 Kills Wife And Daughter

Cleveland, O., Jan. 31.-Mrs. Edith Pullman and her five -months-o old daughter, Pauline, were shot to death carly today. and inc husband and farhc", Martin. was reported dying in q hospital with a bullet in his brain.
 Police believe Bulitnan, temporar- il1 'd",-angcd by ii.auenza. from which all three members Of the family have been suffering for q week. first killed hi>, wife and baby and then shot Ei'l;eli.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
ERZBERGER IMPROVING.

Berlin, Jan. 31.-Mathias Erzberg- CT minister of finance, who was wounded by d would-be assassin last Monday, received a number of visit ors yesterday. His condition was inn proved, he had no fever and his heart action showed hardly any ab- normal symptoms.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
MONTHS BUILDING REPORT.

Building Inspector John w. Allen issued 19 permits during the month of January for a total of 5 9,363. The permits. in the main, were for addi- tionS to homes. One permit was fu" the construc tion cf a frame dwelling. The cold weather lull in the building line is responsible for January's snaI report.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
GOVT IGNORES
 REPUBLICAN, FL.
Woman Member of the M, cipal Council DisqualiI When She Signs Nam(
 Gaelic. 4

Dublin, Jan. 31.-Many Sim leaders were arrested in the cour a big roundup at o'clock morning. They. were taken to a, revealed destination.
 Seven of the newly elected me, of the municipal council were a those arrested. The military carried out the raid.
 Joseph McGrath, Sim Fein me of the house of commons for u James division of Dublin also arrested.
 The prisoners were taken in | to the barracks.
 More than 20 of the arrested were placed in Mount Joy d The arrests caused great excit( In the city. About 40 Sim Fl were detained today by the polic| military in various districts of ster.
 Among the members of the nicipal council arrested were Ls and Brennan. Michael Collins whom the police have been sea1 for some time also was taken custody. The house of Alds McGarry was searched durin absence and his brother-i named Henderson, arrested.
 Dublin, Jan. 80, (DeIayed)- peared tonight that the gover has ignored the hoisting of re can flags on the City hall q initial meeting yesterday of thI municipal council which is ma mostly of Sim Feiners. The col tion officials say the flags. were from the building without the thority.
 A feature of the meeting wa complete domination of the bo the republicans. the temper o1 participants as manifested by protests, and the town clerks qualification of Mrs. Wyse who was elected to the nlui council because she insiste signing the role in Gaelic. half the members of the q CCtli.
 Raises Awkward Question:
 4 motion by the Irish tra worker, O'Brien, to remove the and mace on the ground that were implements of feudal aut relics Of barbarism and pef symbols of Servitude, raised an ward question, because acceptal the motion would mean repud of the traditional authority council which rests on British ters and British acts of parli| The situation was saved by Aid William T. Cosgrove, a Sim member of the house of coi upon whose request the res was withdrawn. It will be again and the question wheth council means to continue mu work or use the results of tn tions solely for political action demanded.
 Divided on Issue.
 Sim FeinerS are said to be on this point, but in political it is expected that the counc settle down to business and obe British regulations as are iney
 The new lord mayor. Tom who is in Wormwood Scrubhs will not be compelled to talk oath and it is one of the hun the situation that under the of Charles I. he becomes nomi captain in the British army. man CosgroHe will probably pointed to fill the lord mayor Kelly's deputy while he is in
 The refusal of the council point a sheriff because this neceSsitate swearing alleEiance king, is imua terial as the co tion of the council is not esse the appointment of Q sheriff
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
Five Dead, Two Missing In Miners Dunkhousd

Pittsburgh. Jan. 3I.-S-NtY houses. occupied by laborers Claireton planl of the Carnesl company Ht Fiaire:"il, neA were destroy cd Dy hr" carly Five bodies hay,- heen laker ft| ruins and search iS being nl two men who are missing. T
 were foreigners. The loss mated af $I25,p00.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
SUBMIT NEUTRNTITY REQUEST

Berne. Jan. 30.---The Swiss goverr ment has addressed a note to tn Lea gue of Nations asking that the question of SW'fss neutrality be the first dealt with at the meeting of the council of the league in London on February 22.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31

Hartford, Jan. 31.-The tempera- ture here at 7:30 this morning was 6 below-within one degree of the win ter's record. At noon the mark was 7 below A strong northwest wind made the day seem the ColdeSt of the season. There was a drop of 40 de- grecS between D. m. Friday and 7:30 this morning.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31

Boston, Jan. 31.-ThiS city expert enced the sharpest weather of the winter today with the mercury at minus S and q northeast wind blow ing strong.
 There was only a slight rise during the morning, the temperature re- maining several degrees below zero at noon. This was in. contrast with a maximum of 42 yesterday.
 Greenville with 2S below and Northfield, Vt, with 24 below, were the lowest official readings in northern New England.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
WEATHER.

Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair continued cold tonight: Sunday fair. slightly warmer.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
S12,695,600 IS INVESTED
 IN INDUSTRIAL WORK
Ten Per Cent. Addition to All Schedules is the Rule -$14S,336 in Deductions For Soldiers.

The city's grand list for 1910 compiled oy the board Of assessors and released from that office for puu- lication today, shows property vaIuA- tton to be $JS,0I9, ,J0a--an increase over the figure on last years list O. $6,009,654. Last year.; grand l,;; was $52,009,65+. Fred Blio.n, proprict tor of the Hotel Euloin and owner of several pieces of Nalua ole real estate 'on Church and Main streets. is the largest single taxpayer of the year with an assessment of $321,31O. while the largest manufacturing concern in the city is the American Hardware corporation, with holdings assessed at $7.246.200. The Booth estate has been assessed for S554,OO0.
 In the summary of the list is all item for q reduction in asscssyn ents of $136.670 under the caption. De ductions on Account Of War-Soi- rliers, Sailors and Widows" This item is nccess-tated on account of d special act through which service men are released from payment upon $1.000 on their holdings. It was cs- timated, when applications Cor re- lease under this head first came in, that about St00,000 would be deduct cd on this account A can be seen, the figure has run even higher. De- dnctlonS or account of bl ndness total $l1,6GG, making gTand total for all deductions of $14S,336
 CoGChes and carriages, the number Of which until recently was greater than tho number of automobiles, are now numbered at 4S0, while motor ears number 2,G1G, with d value of S1.387,1S0.
 Summary.
 Houses I5.2O61aD $l612735 House and Rnildng Lots
 C,S2O ........ 920237o Land (4.332 1-6 acres) =. 1.S"S..75 Barua and Garages ti.U@3) 1.50u ' Mills Ma"ufactorics G2) 9.3ot."DO Stores (549) ............ s.512.S1H Horses. etc. C47D ...... itG75 Neat Cattle f%57p ... i"r5l Automobil"s t@.G16> .. I.%S7.IS0 ConcboH. Carriages. etc.
 (fSol -.........,...- ff.t u Earning Eteusil2 and Me
 Chani"=' Tcoi>; .,..... N5J Clocks, Watches I"W"lry 1',171 Iianofortc% aoI Other Mu-
 sicaI inst rrJm"uts ...N,. ..S7t Househoid turu:tur" iHh
 LII "a rlcG ......,.. "N!iu" Aru"unt t,urlo>od in Mcr-
 chaujsl and Trad" i.5E3.2,2 Investment in Mechanical
 and Misunderstanding op-
 erations ............. I2,695. 6o9 Money at Interest in This Stat: anJ Elsewhere ..2n3 Money Hand ENnpcd'ue
 s1oO ............... 2.9l3 All Taxable Property Not
 Specifically Mentioned S71O 10 Per Cent Additional .. 373.1II
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
ADMIRAL kOLCHAk
 IS REPORTED SLAIN SOViets Say He Was "Hoisted on His Soldiers Bayonets" MANY RUMoRS CONFLICT
Considerable Uncertainty Concerning Whereabouts of Defeated Russian Lcader-Has Been Reported Hiding ing in ManchuFia.

London, Jan. 31.-The Moscow wireless service today transmitted an extract from an article from the off, cial Bolsheviki organ, Pravda, stat ing:
 "Only a few days ago Supreme Rul- CT Kolchak was hoisted on his sol diers' bayonets.'
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31

There has been considerable uncer- tainty as to the recent whereabouts of Admiral Kclchak longtime head of the all-RuSSian government which was driven from Omsk and then Vir- tually wiped out by the recent Bol- sheviki proper west of 1rkutsk arrest ed by social revolutioniSts and inn priSoned at IrkutSk and under de- tention by revolting troops from his own armies. It has been quite defi- nitely esta blished. however, that he has not been a free agent for some weeks, apparently authentic advices declared that he was turned over to inSurgent revolutionists by General Janin, the commander of the Czechs in Siberia. whom the Allies had asked to protect Kolchak. General Janin's defenders declare he was forced to surrender the admiral or face the annihilation of the Czech sprces.
 The last previous report regarding Admiral kolchak was received trough Honolulu on Friday quoting q dispatch to Japanese newspaper there from Tokio to the effect that lie was report ed to have escaped from the Bolshev;l1i and to be in hiding i1 Manchuria
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31

Paris, Jan. 31 (Havas. t-Included in the list of Germans whose surren- der by the Berlin government will be demanded by the Allies, the Echo de Paris says. will be former Crown Prince Ruprecht, of Bavaria: Field Marshal Duke Albrecht, of Wurtteni- burg; Field Marshal von kluck; Field Marshal ron Buelow; Field Marshal von Mackensen; Baron von der Lancken. former civil governor of Brussels: Admiral von Capelle, for mer minister of marine and Field Marshal I.inlan Von Sanders, who commanded he Turkish armies dur ing the war.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
WINTERS COLDEST DAY
Thermometers Register f2 Below
 Morning, With Little Rise During

With the thermometer registering 12 degrees below zero and with very little rise in the temperature during the day, the residents of this city ex- perienced one of the coldest days of the winter.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
GRAND LLST INCREASE } FOR FEAR, $6, OO9, 49
 TOZALNOW$ $58, O19, 503
GERMAN GOVERNMENT
 THREATENS TO RESIGN
Will Take This Action If AL lies Force Demand For
 'sCrimInalS''.

Basic, Jan. 31.-Because of the alleged impossj bility of insuring the execution of it's orders for the sur- render Of Germans accused of viola ton of the laws of war by the Allies, the German government will resign if the Entente powers insist upon their delivery, according to the Nachrichten of this city which says it has received it's information from a reliable sourcc.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
S56,167,SS9

$5S,167,S39 Deductions on Account of Blindness, S11.666: on Acroupt of War (Sol- dicrs, Sailors and Wid- ows). $I36.670. Total .. 14S.336
 $5S.O19.503 Total Grand List for 1919 $0S.019.5Q} Total Grand List for 1918 52.O09.654 In.rencn o,.nr 1a,A ! 4 nna 21a
New Britain herald., 1920-01-31

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New Britain herald., 1920-01-31
; 6.009,849
List of Taxpayers.

The following is d list of taxpayers who are assessed for $20.000 and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
News of Fifty Years Ago
tFrom Richmond Dispatch, Sept %, 1s70.I

At the meeting OF the City Council yester-
day the following resolution was passed: That
! the acting Mayor be and Is hereby instructed
10 take steps. and. If necessary. to employ the
police force. to ascertain the facts in the
case OF the removal Of city property from the
/ property and arrest the offenders.
merce. is slow selecting delegates to the
southern Commercial Convention ii being his
purpose to name only such men will attend
tNc meeting in Cincinnati.
United States Senator Lewis. Congressman
Plat and other distinguished Republicans OF
the State. are in the city TO attend the Repub-
ican state Convention. which is TO meet at
noon today.
Richmond College sees bright prospects for
its Law school y number OF students from
this and other States have signiicd their pur-
pos" 10 attend this session.
Married: In Baltimore. on the 18th instant,
by Rev T L. Dudley, Jr.. ]. c. Arlington, .Ir
OF Richmond. TO Miss Mary Martin. of New
Orleans.
Ben Turner, q negro. has been nominate cd
for Congress by the Republicans OF the First
Distrc, Of Alabama.
There were thirteen deaths from yellow
fever in New Orleans for the twenty four
The French garrison at Strasbourg made a
back into tho city with heavy Losses.
troops in the country to converge towards
Paris with the view OF breaking the Prussian
lines now hating formed around that city.
Tho Prussian forces have occupied Nemours
laft a strong force thers and rushed the main
& Observation-Disclosures Paris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
.0UsTED SOCIALISTS WILL
NOT CARRY CASE TO COURT
Feel Action Would BE Useless.
Hughes Says &. o. =. Men,
bcrS Violated Platform

ALBANY. y. Y. Sept. 22-The action
OF the New York Assembly In ousting
three or the five reelected Soc,aSis;
Asscmblymen is being reviewed nv
the Attorney-General's Office. Il was
stated here tonight.
The three Socialist members WIN
were oustcd viii make no attemrt tn
take the matter TO the courts, accord
Ing To Morris lIi!ipui,. John Bloc,
OF the counsel OF the oustcd Social.
ists and chairman OF the New York
state Socialist party. tonight con
hrncd the statement OF Hiluuit. He
declared the Socialist party ,wclocm.
ed ms opportunity OF sprcadin =
their propaganda. and felt that II
WAS useless To take tile case 10 the
courts. Socialist Asscmblymcn orr
and SRmue! Dewitt. who dramatical-
~ resigned" following the custer Of
the three other members OF their
party. have decided TO submit the
question OF THAR retention OF their
seats TO their constituents. Mags-
meetings have been arranged for to-
morrow night in New York City, in
which the two assembiymcn will pre-
sent their case.
While Socialist leaders were con-
ferring here today on the next step TO
obtain representation OF the party in
the New York Assembly, Charles H..
Hughes. head of the Bar Associate lon
committee. which opposed the custer
OF the Socialist delegation last win
ter, issued statement condemninS
the second unseatinE last night
The custer OF the Socialist mem
hers OF the assembly is an act OF
incredible folly and is in fragrant dis
regard OF the fundamental principles
of American institutions" said Mr.
Hughes.
80 TAR 'as Republicans voted to
GUST the Socialist members, they
acted IN direct violation of their
party platform. 1t is fatuous to sup
pose that procedure of this sort is a
protection against socialism; 1t has
just the opposite effect. The one con-
soling feature of the matter is that
we may be assured this custer does
not reflect tho sentiment of the peo-
PIE OF tho state. but is merely the ac-
ton of a few exercising temporary
power which has been sadly abused
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
burn Up Your Troubles.
WoDyrigh:. lsap by Nat lon.i h.w,n.,,,, s.,v,c. ,

II that wonderful remedy. oxygen. were
and thar complnt constanty dinnsa Gf in ' tns
p ~ ear and tangled in the public eye. is
ria blue vtriol eo,p%s. aheess sonS
sui m. n'um and other more less useless
say natatoriums for swimming as a social
rants and social a. popuar as
Ing w. aat the great social pastime is feed
meals, I'm; ,.I and then We go our somewhere and
t c", plenty more for the sake socabity,
something prodigious. The overnourishcd and
is not enjoying the .n SHOW Unless
n; us some chocolates or sailed almonds or some
The young iady's escort feels that he is not
her q marsSm rentiy good time unless he buys
, mnyoe fuli fourth meal in u swell ealing
J Nn,n; some one ought to found the American
,i,, Eaters League, FOR eating is GER
AMY one OF our chief indoor sports and
Who wom ns there there. must be some phenomcnaIs
AS pastime. social Accomplishment; and
Ideally supersede dancing 20 Tar as the inter
n nso ana enthusiasm OF normal minded young
Of uncertain status we Should have cenvem
could d Hgu,rpea s%imming pools. where people
late er sung TO wiring doubtful pleasure OF
eaualed AS wholesome 6eaithfui "p pfsas ui
ha, the ssaMSfs ssy &c
c co "a childhood and overcome her physi-
o. OF our most successful medical experts have
aou"u tIt exercises carried out in the water
nre Immensely superior to ordinary EXERCISES
nv reis.dprlnS junction to partly paralyzcd or
No ones education can be considered broad
or liberal or complete unless he or She Mas
every public school to teach children mo,v -
sWiln oe;1re graduating" them for life \
acnool wi'hout adequate swimming facilities is
certainty NOT Il progressive or modern school
no no; mater what the building may have cost or
Mhat other subjects may be taught therein I,
"a uepiortbls negligence In child training TO
ming. 'eo'""' Oh swim
yS STiimnins as an exercise puts oxygen a,
WORK IN the body other exercise cav
mat is why II does so much for health ana
wISor anu physlcal development. 1t burns IN
sport. NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23

and interest in party success by subscrib-
ing to fund Tor this purpose. In this
connection, there is wisdom in the proverb
which says. He gives thrice who gives
quickly" There remain only n little more
than five weeks in which to prosecute tho
educational campaign, and no argument is
needed to prove there is no time to waste
il. getting behind the plan OF voluntary
subscriptions solicited from all classes OF
people from the poorest to the richest. il
ii is to be n success and victory won at
the polls for Democracy. 1t has been un-
deniaDly established that the Republicans
have already collected n fund mounting
into the millions, and with il are scatter
ing broadcast throughout the country their
duplicitous arguments intended to deceive
uninformed voters and secure the triumph
OF their ticket and the adjustment of
their policies Of reaction in the government
OF the country
Let the Democratic masses dig down
into their pockets. and do it now. and bring
forth the wherewith to enable the party
leaders TO combat the pernicious influences
at work TO confuse the electorate and win
the election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
Re.Expelling the Socialists

T y the re-eHpusion Of three legally elected
| representatives of the Socialist party from
the Assembly Of the State OF New York
1.-TWO Of the five reelected Socialist Assem-
blymen resigned protest against in
justice). ,: the Republican party-dominated
by Golden Book" Barnes, Speaker Thad-
deus Sweet and the type of C. o. p. bosses
who believe that pelf. gathered by the Gold
Diggers,' not argument that appeals to the
reason. should be the determining factor
in our national elections-has been guilty
OF another monumental bunder.
Socialism is repugnant to all patriotic
Americans but the cardinal principle of
Ainericanism is that the majority shall rule
and that all changes in the social order or
our governmental fabric must como as the
expression OF the voice OF the majority
While Socialists live up to the law as
made BY Americans for America, voicing
their doctrines in the open, American way
their legally elected representatives should
be admitted to all public bodies to which
they have been chosen according TO law.
To adopt any other course is sheer mad
ness, and those responsible for the outrage
III the Assembly OF the State of New York
are particeps criminis in sowing the wind
that renps its whirlwind in a bomb e1plo-
sion in Wall Street
The Times-Dispatch, opposed, though it
Is. 10 socialism, root and branch, feels that
five or even five hundred Socialists in the
legislative assemblies Of our States would
not be as dangerous to America as the New
\ ork q. o. p. bosses who have "scrapped"
the law that the majority shall rule the
basic principle OF our republican form or
government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
WAR PREVENTION COMES
At RELATIVELY NO COST
outlay Tor U. S. in Iengue or
Nations for Nine Months Would
he S3I ,OOD.6O
by Associated Prc.sl
On

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2a-Thc Dom.
ocra'ic National Committee. I'm /,
statement issued here tonight do.
c!arcd that membership OF the United
states In the league OF nations ,hi,
year would cost only n small frnc-
non OF n cent for each person I'm tho
country The total cost for this coun-
Try from last April to next January
was placed at {3!.0o9.5o.
The state Department. accordi,,
to the committee statement. has -e-
ceired an official statement from M.
secretariat of the league showing f..
bunEet Tor the nine months TO b..
io.ooo'ooO gold francs. the present
exchange value OF each being an
proximating 6l-2 cents.
III the United States were fncIud.
ca. said the committee statement,
TINS expense would bo sal .039. 40 for
each major nation. or twcnty-eicbi
ana one-hfth hundrcdths OF min
Tor each person in the country. has.
ing calculations on an approximate
population of 100000 nsople g..
this country. Appropriations for
army. navy and forti.ications made
by the present Congress from June
80. 1870. to June 30. 1921, total
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
Ibanez, spanish Novelist.

- Mrs l. h. H.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blasco
sane. me writer Is Il Spaniard-a true Span
faro az isaac Goldberg says, because OF his
aptitude Tor the most diverse duties lbanez
Is now 90 years old. lie WAS born in the Spun-
ish Province OF Valencia. Ills father was "A
dry goods merchant. ioanez followed the
STUDY OF law ana was graduated from the 10
car university, where he acquired Il reputation
as youth OF very advanced ideas AT the age
OF -, ne was Imprisoned Tor writing a diatr BE-.
asaES, me government In 1890 HIS anti
hionafChidl Writings brought him again I'M -
government dispcasurc ma he was forced I a
Nee to liaE Two years later amnesty per
mlttcd MIN TO return, He became one OF the
reading opponents o: the governments policy
IN dealing with the cuban Instructions This
brought him one" more behind prison walls.
On ms release he continued his democratic
teachinSS ana propaganda for Cuban indie
pehdchcc. lDanezs rise in the literary hori-
ION Is phehomena--yestcrday. practically I'M
SHOWN. To-Day his reputation sweeps the world
like brilliant meteor Ills democratic idcas
Idai endeared him TO his people and he is
!nnliIrd as a representative of a new Suain
tiis story. The -Four Horsemen OF the Apoca :
ISpst Is conceded by many critics Of this
The world war ~ - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
The Poets Corner
Nature,

Nature.
! come by,
because my feet find measure with
inc birds know when the friend they
love is nigh. '''S
For l am known IN tb.m -.
great and small u.s."
Ihe Hover that Oh the lonely hillside
Expects me there when spring i,s
bloom has given:
ana many tree and bush nv wan
derings knows
And cen the clouds and silent stars
For he who with his Maker walks
Alright, "N'
Shall be their lord as Adam was
before; ""'
His ears shall CATCH each sound with
then IL wore. s
And he. as when erect tn soul no
Hoara from his-Eatass,s lips that all
-. issgoad>-- JONAH HBRXs