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New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
FEDERAL OFFICER
 BRINGS CHARGES
Drunk Re-arreSted for Interfering
 With Machinery of Law

Federal Officer Joseph Meridanti brought Adolph Rudzlnskie to police headquarters yesterday morning on charges of drunkenness and carrying on his person black jack without written permission from the chief of police. Today. after Judge John Fl. Kirk ham. had imposed fines of s5 for the former and S1O for the latter count. the federal agent brought third charge. that of interfering with a federal policeman while in tho exc cution of his duties. That charge will be tried before the IT. $. Federal courts.
 Intcrfcrcd With Police.
 Officer Meridanti came to this city yesterday with Federal Agent Dyer to conduct an investigation of au- legged leaks" through which the markct has been flooded with booze of late. In the first Main street saloon visited by the officers. Rudzin- skie was found in a half-drunken condition. He argued with the police man, continuing to make trouble for thCm even after they produced their badges and warned him, they said. Soon after they entered the second saloon Rudzinskic came in and going directly to where the officers were standing, started another verbal battle. After the incident was re- peated for the fourth time. Officer Meridanti placed him under arrest. A search by the police revealed blackjack with a heavy lead butt.
 Given pn opportunity to explain the purpose of the weapon. the ac- cused said today he has been carry Ina it since he was held up and rob bed three weeks ago on Booth street. He admitted that he was drunk.
 CouIdnt Buy Whiskcy.
 William kaskinas went into a
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04

Broad street saloon last night about 9:3O'and called for a "shot of hootch." :" He was refused. When he saw every one else along the bar being served drink he raised objections and went to the street where he called Patrol man Joseph Kennedy. asking why he was refused whiskey. while others were served. The policeman advised him to TO home. William refused to either go home or keep quiet so Ee was brought to headquarters and booked for appearance in court this morning. He was fined s10 and costs on charge of drunkenness.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
" ITEMS

ords for September. C. l.. p.--advt.
 hall com mission has called plumbing in tho Washing properties. Bids must be |k.
 |vall. assistant to Cny En- bh D. Williams, has taken Is.
 Do were notified yesterday bat . baby carriage owned
 I<lare of Osgood avenue. hken from Main street. l |cr of Carleton street, has
 that his boy was bitten
 His request to have the
 examined was referred
 warden.
 agents stctson Shoes. l q Co.--advt.
 D l.. Davis. pastor of tho
 rch. will preach at the Ehurch sunday. Sept. 5th, m. and 733O D. m. I~ IIili Literary club met De of tho president. Mrs. ktler on Thursday after. |ich time plans were made bnlng winter season. X |rr attended and the mem enthusiastic to take up |a work. Details of the gram will be published liam r. Felt tof Curtis
 has been seriously III at nce- Memorial hospital in " has returned home. ewmun of s7 Spring street. and Miss Celia Summer
 East 9th street. New York but a marriage license this harmonic band of this city, |n Wallingford today. lords for September. C. l.. p.--adNt. V
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
Do Your Shopping
 Restfuuy

Where can you do your shopping restfully in New Britain?
 In 'The Bigger Better Store" you will be able to find comfortable answer to this question. At present there are no rest rooms in the stores of New Britain. Indeed, in some of the stores there is chair for you while you buy, but where is the place to rest in between your pur- chases or after shopping?
 You will have comfortable and conveniently situated rest rooms and sanitary lavatories in 'The Bigger Better Store" You will have plenty of daylight and healthful air while you are shopping and while you are resting.
 You will be able to buy as you please and rest as you please in 'The Bigger Better Store" You may come there to rest without feeling that you must make purchase.
 In our judgment satisfied patron is one for whose comfort we must give every thought.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
THE RAILROAD GUARANTEE

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
THE CABINET PAY

Tho withdrawal Of Hon. Franklin k.
Lane from the cabinet, following that
Of Mr.. Redhcld and Mr.. MCAdoo, all for
substantially the same reason. calls at
tention to tho inadequacy OF the salary
attached TO cabinet positions. 1t is I'M
possible for any man with family to
1.-Two in Washington on the scale. and In
the manner that is expected Of n cabinet
member tor less than two or three times
the amount Of the salary paid. 1t may
be argued. of course, that return to
Democratic simplicity IN Washington
would enable cabinet members to live
within their incomes. But Democratic
simplicity is not the rule in this day
and age. An average American expects
his family to live In q style like unto
that OF others in practically the same
class. and the maintenance Of family
OF any considerable size in a city Ike
Washington is no trIring affair,
The fact is that cabinet positions. un-
der present conditions. arc practically
denied TO men who DO not havo indie
pendent incomes. A poor man or man
of modest means finds them beyond his
reach. The result is. Of course. injus-
tice 10 large proportion OF our best
citizens on one side. while on the other
il denies 10 the government the uso OF
much Of the best ability and talent In
the country. These important places
should carry with them salaries that
would make their holders independent
of all other sources Of~ncome. They
should not he merely ornamental Jobs
70 be enjoyed by the rich. or 20 De held
by tho poor at pecuniary loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
A WILSONIAN SURPRISE

Tho appointment Of cambridge Col
by. former Roosevelt Progressive, to
succeed Mr.. Lansing as Secretary Of
State. will probably myStify party men.
and politicians as much rs any other
appointment that could have been mad"
by Mr.. Wilson. Co,hy has had no pre-
vious experience in diplomatic work.
TIs ~ n lawyer a man Of ability. but
IN tho public affairs. both Of New Jer-
scy and New York city. In which h. has
figured quito actively. he has not, in re-
cent years, been taken very seriously.
Some men ar" horn ug!tators. They
become rampant and violent on slight
occasion. Thor lancHS Rre always
poised, and they are always ready 70
charge upon some evil. Imaginary or
real Mr.. Colby has boon oG this class,
and hts persistent activities rs an nri-
tntor and noisc-makcr have tended to
lessen his influence and discrcdit his
sincerity Of purpose
Hitherto. Mr.. Wilson's appointed.
hav" been almost exclusively within tho
ranks Of tho Democratic PARTY A very
just criticism has been passed upon tho
narrow and PARTISAN vi"w which no took
~ his administration during a time Of
great national peril Now Nh Wilson
goes outs,dc uC his cwu party for the
head OF his cabinet Old-tlma Deu.y-
crat" may rub their cyns and ask II Mr..
Wilson is seeking to build up a Wllson!-
nr party.
Their" ha." ban u1uy signs that the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
OIL LEASINGBHL
SIGNED By WILSON

NASiTI\GTuN. Feb e. President
wilson. rudny s,Eurd the oil and leasing
I'M wmrn oIrus up for de- c.upnc"t
miluuus - ceres ia tn" West,
Tho total area o' oil lands ihT"wn
.,,,. for .,u:.. under tn" hi! is rstRuHt
81 ~ IA, geological survey at More
,hau G.,uu.Guu acres. while proven ''"ai
lald9 ur.i"r government wlthdruw va!
nni G6u ',!u to be classified. IhosVhai"
i,rJs are estimated at 100000 acres
Win sodium and other mineral deposits
equally ~ extensive.
California "lih l,lS?.cO0 acres 81
vitEdrnwu oil and gas lands. and Wy
rrniug WIKI !.l"l.G29 acres, lead tho
o'h"r states N tn" extent and richness
~ 1Mnlr Mil NcrMSilr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
Mainly About People
A Weekly News Letter
ByT.P o'CoNNoR.
BRITAIN'S NEW LABOR PARTY APPEALS ESPECIALLY
TO THE YOUNG AND IT'S RANKS ARE FILLING FAST
Going Clerks Heretofore Most Pronounced
of Tories Are Joining Numbers Express
Desire Support That Ticket-Budding
Politician Sees His Chance
BY T. P. O'CoNNoR.

! compared with tho ministers OF other
religions Tho Catholic priest is eN-
Guided by law from sitting In parlla-
mcnt even in Ireland tho Anglican
priest Is in the same position. But the
u, nr"nfurmist clergyman can he elected
t. he house OF commons, and there have
been many cases in my own experience
ia parliament where a noncontormlst
clergyman made a speech in the house
of commons on the weekday and on thH
sunday took his usual two services in
tho chapel from which he got his liVell-
hood.
The Rev. Sylvester horne.
In a house OF commons of few
Wear sagO We had one OF the ableSt non
conformlst clergymen Of his rime. who
died suddenly IN Amcrica-the Rev
sylvester Horne. lie used to preach In
q well known no Confcrmist chapel
known as the WhItcfield chapol-called
as will he seen. by the name Of one or
John Weslrv'S most able colleagues in
the new mission that took away 50
many clcrgymcn and floCks from ihe es-
t0hllShcd church.
There Is weird Little Welshman in
tho present house Of commons called
'rcwyn Jones. who is Still n clergyman.
H." is li,tla dark man. with n heavy
mass Of black curling hair. race rs
dark as SpaniRrd's and n Welsh accent
:" strong that you find II sometimes
l''tlc din cult To understand him. Every
body laughs little Al Towyn. and
Everybody loves him. His appointment
by Lloyd George Ia tho small job of
ono Of tho party whips compelling
Towyn e. stand at tho exit door OF the
huuS" Of commons in order To shepherd
tn" flock 81 Lloyd Georges supporters,
has an irr"sl!Stjhly comic erect. 1t was
ha who tried n few weeks ago To arouse
Lady Aston To the Cnorm!ty "f her l"aV-
ing tho house Of commons without pair
ing with some vIllainous enemy Of the
Lloyd George administration.
Towyn was III his day a pcripatetic
for he was travelling secretary for on"
Of the nunContoruI.St bodies: n" can tell
many tales Of the broad high road.
among others OF how u" and Lloyd
George. when they wrr" Young and
wcrc glad TO address small meetings.
h&d oftru to sleep in tho sam" bed in 4
worry poor hotel. and bow once Lloyd
Georges uuClc--the heroic shoemaker
who brought up Lloyd G"urgC--l""kcd
a. Towns somewhat war woru boots
and insisted on touching them M with
littL' patch of new leather her" and 4
rail or two there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
A CONSTITUTIONAL CUES
TON

The Intelligencer is in receipt Of a
most interesting and able address 10 the
members OF the West Virginia legisla-
ture, prepared by Hon. Waitman II.
Conaway. or Marion county Mr.. Con-
awav's address deals with the proposed
constitutional amendment granting tho
franchise to women. and raises the
question whether there Is power in the
Congress OF the United Stcaes. and the
legislatures Of thrscrourths OF the
states. to amend the constitution OF in
divIdul states.
While the IntellIgenccr has been
believer In tho essential justice or
woman suffrage. and still believes that
the ballot should 10 granted 10 women.
it confesses that 1t entertains the same
doubts that Mr.. Conway has. To
quote from Mr.. Conway. "forty-seven
Of the forty-elght states, by their state
constitutions. reserve to the states. and
the male voters thereof. the exclusive
right 10 decide the question OF suffrage.
and these states have never ceded the
right TO the federal government or 10
Congress. Suffrage. therefore, - eSpe-
cially excepted from those questions
which Congress and the state legts-
laturcs can legally rat.fy and control.
IL certainly Will not be con;aaded with
any degree OF confidence that the ratth-
cation Of tho Anthony amendment by
the legislatures OF thirty-six states will
thereby lawfully areru n" state con-
situation OF forty-seven states
bn Me TNr-, n no RC,IbliraD Party.
adopted In Chicago in 1916 takes prac-
tically the same view Of the question.
holding that woman suffrage was pure
y state issue TO b" passed upon and
decided by tho individual states. How
ever. this seems TO he 4 late hour in
which 20 raise the question Of constitu-
tlonaiity. Constitutions are framed to
protect the rights Of rinorittcs against
the arbitrary will Of maIoritics. IN re-
cent years. The national constitution has
been severely twisted and strained
many tiros IN order 10 comply with the
will Of najorttics More than thirty
legislatures haY" already endorsed the
Anthony Amendment 10 the constitu-
ton: enough states VIII probably take
an Affirmative action il, the near future
20 make the amendment effective.
We will tNon he faced with tho inter
cstinE question whether the amendment
20 tho national constitution conflicts
with the specifically reserved powers Of
the states. and whether or not. IN fact.
tho constitution has been made to CON
trade, ',scIr. when this question is an
interesting oua for speculation. We
haven't yuu-h doubt that tho L. 8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26

the affair; that is that the band Of
blood-thirsty war leaders. who domi-
mated Germany. and sought 70 tcrrorize
the world. has been broken up. and scat
tered. Even though unpublished by
execution or by imprisonment. they will
not soon come out OF their hiding
laces. and their years to come will be
spent in well-merIted disgrace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26

Der az tbs Democratic members Of con.
Ercss ara ready to rcpud'air NI'scu fen
leadership. Tho selection OF Li.'iu
rushod and honored Democrat for tn.
have tended 70 cement Mr. Wusuu's
Democratic following. Th" a"l", trou OF
man. who has no record a. u"mr
cratic worker or leader f"r rhrl I'r.". ..
certain to aCr"ntuAt" IN" ,!"a}aE,
which Is already apparent IvIwr,u Mr.
Wilson and tho Conservative leaders ,f
his own party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
WON'T LOSE CITIZENSHIP.

WNIIINiiTIIN, F"b. % AIl'r ra'IN-
,.sifnu Of ia" SuNrag" Amendment u"
American. woman wuuld los" her 'lu-
2r1,~hip H. marrying nm aiitn and il"
alcr woman would acquire NucTi'An
ri'52rnsmp Iy marrying AN American,
under "a hlIl introduced to-day hy Repro
scntatIy" Rogers. Republican. Massn-
NlMs.fLS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26

%.ri,,,r sutherland today Gl"G with
the. .,,nnlls;innrr Of fisheries an alrli-
cation from ia" pukc-Loudin, + sh.nEE
,,uh for consignment Of hSh WIN
(which - stock tn. left hand fo'h 81 IN"
,IrIrn rnr,iI,-. and III" back fork Of the
Fa% Elvcr in Randolph and Webster
counties. Filing this Application IS tan-
,qmuuul To- approving and granting H.
In r.r,,. 10 las lom" IN charleston
al I'rri raul ,irrS>..tir stopped OF. !"
~r.,lI WA>uinIiol,A n.rtndai ~ Wash
.I,.rnn'~ ,,.,u city. H. had been I" Now
Nnrk on business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Noteo
and Gossip at the Nation
Capital.

WASI!INGTON. Il. {. Feb. 2i-J"hn
\. Sn!drr has been 'ummIssi"n"I pos,
master a. l.oug Kan. W Na.; Mii"S H.
IIukr at M"rEdu''l". and James y lar
Ian at West Nail.r NJ. Armed has o""h
nc!tns postmaster at aIh"T-
u.rnI " Va
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-10
Venice Art Being Restored.

Now that the war is over and Ven ice has recovered from the nightmare of having her wealth of art destroyed by shell fire. or. worse still. footed by soldiers. one by one her treasures from underground cellars or distant galler- les are being returned to their places.
 One Of her most admired posses sions. however. Titian's Assumption of the Virgin" which is counted among the seven great masterpieces in the world. the pride of the Venetian Academy of Fine Arts. has been re turned. not 10 the gallery. but to its original home in the choir of the beautiful gothic Church of the Frari. for which it was painted by Titan in I5I6.
 The magnificent frame of carved marble originally built round il now shows of the glorious picture to ad- vantage and the yenetians are delight ed that it should be restored to the position where irs donors and the great genius who composed it intend ed it to remain.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-10
PHYSICIANS INSTALL
 HUGE X-RAY MACHINE

The local firm fBuchanan-B -Buchan- an & iHrst, owners of the Park Sani- tarium. have just installed in their office building on West Front Street. Ia latest improved Fischer X-ray ma chine with especially built for this purpose. The X-ray machine is extra high powered and is equipped to make any picture possible to be made by the X-ray method Many features possessed by this machine make it much more superior to the machine used in the past by these physicians. One is the overhead wires which, be- cause of the high tension, requires extra transformers; the overhead wires eliminating all danger of con- tact wi tn the current by either the operator or the patient
 The new Fischer machine is also equipped with a movable tube stand. which with the overhead wires, make it adjustable to any portion of the room An especially equipped labra- tory has been fitted out for this ma chine alone. In connection has been installed dark room for developing A-ray negatives Briefly this Fischer machine will enable Drs. Buchanan. Buchanan & Hirst to greatly enlarge their scope of X-ray work, which. in- cidently IS fast becoming a big fac tor in the medical world.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-10
Embarrassina Situation.

I have been teaching at the same place for fifteen years. have a family and up to short time ago was COZ sidered respectable. but my most em- barrasSing moment also greatly low cred my standing in this town
 At recess when all the pupils had gone 10 the recreation room and I sat alone at my desk. one of the young lady teachers came in and. sfter making me swear to keep her secret until the close Of the school year. told me she had married my cousin the day before. and now thar we were cousins she wanted me to kiss the bride.
 She wss very pretty and needed 10 second invitation But ss I lifted my head after giving her reSound- Ing smack. there stood oar superf1- tendent in the doarway. and I. sworn to secrecy. could ner exrlain--Ezx- change
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-10
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

R. L. Mccain, second trick operator who has been on a vacation, his place being filled by C. NJ. Flood, will re sume his duties at the Missouri Pacific station this afternoon and Mir. Flood will be transferred to North Little Rock.
 DoRT CAR for sale, apply at the Krescent Store. 7dSw
 o. O. Thompson left this morning for Shreveport, La, in response to a telegram that his mother, who Is in the North Louisiana Sanitarium there, is worse.
 Mrs. Ralph B. Hardy returned this morning from a few days visit with relatives at Little Rock and Camden.
 Tyler Commercial College teaches Byrne system of shorthand. This is considered the best. We have scholar ships for sale q. 8 saving to this in- stitution.
 Dr. A. ". Hudson arrived home this morning from a two weeks stay at Memphis where he took post grad uate course in dentistry.
 the 23rd of July and show some high way improvement
 The meeting of the Cemetery As sociation called in yesterdays paper should have been o'clock instead of 4. Members are requested to be at the DeAnn Cemetery at p. m. tomor- row.
 Members of the Cemetery Assoeia- ton are requested to be at DeAnn at 5 o'clock tomorrow instead of as stated in yesterdays paper.
 Loomis Barger, a young man about 19 years old, suffered the fracture of his right wrist when he fell from a ladder with 8 bunch of shingles, the weigh. of his body resting on the in jured member. The young man was working on the new residence of Jack Blakely on East Third street and at the time Of the accident was climbing a ladder with a bundle of shingles when his foot slipped causing hila to fall with the shingles to the ground.
 The Prescott ball team went up 10 Mavern today where they will meet the team of that place this afternoon. The local team has annexed three first class players who will be in the game this afternoon and will likely remain with 1t the rest of the season
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-10
WESTERLY DRUG STORE

Georgtte waists s4.50. Jap Silk waists S2.25. A big saving to you at the krescent Store. 10dS
 A big saving 10 you, Georgette waists, S4.50, Jap silk waists, S225 at the Krescent Store. 10dS
 The Commercial Club will meet this evening at o'clock at the court house It's cool there, come.
 An interesting meeting of value to every person living in Prescott and Nevada county. ave you ever attend ed? Whether you are member or not you're welsome. Regular meeting at court house this evening at s.
 Commercial Club meeting tonite- Court House.
 Messrs Brown and Losey, represent ing the Thomas Pickle Company of Grand Rapids, Mich, state that the salting station here for storing the green eucumbers. is ready and the farmers will begin bringing them in shortly. Around Blevins where there has been planted about 70 acres, the ucumbers are ready for marketing and they are hauling them today. The Blevins vats have not been completed and the shipments will be stored here until the Blevins vats can be com pleted. This, We believe, will prove to be one of the easiest money crops ever attempted, because of the many features which make the cucumber culture an attractive crop. The crop is all in within six weeks or two months after the first load is drought in.