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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
Petersburg

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Petersburg, Va. Jan. 25.-Rev. w.
p. Shamhart, pastor of Washington
Street Christian church for the last
twelve months, will preach his fare
we'll sermon in the house OF worship
Sunday evening The pastor resigned
two months ago to accept the pastor
ate Of the Church of Christ Green
Vile. N. c., and will leave Monday to
assume his new charge.
Though his stay here was a brief
one, Mr.. Shamhart has been one OF
the most active ministers OF Peters
burg during the time he has been pas
tor of Washington-Street church.
Robert s. Wynn died At the resi-
dence OF his daughter. Mrs. w. L.
Kent, 53s Grove avenue, this morn
ing at $50 o'clock, after . very pain
full illness Mr.. Wynn is survived by
only one daughter. Mrs. w. l. Kent,
OF this city
The funeral Will take place Sunday
afternoon at 3.30 o'clock from the
grave in Blandford cemetery.
Benjamin Thomas Bryant and Miss
Della Grammar were married on
January 20 by Rev. Michaux RAine.
The funeral or John n. Williams
was held yesterday afternoon from
luc lN&WVui6 CHuICxA, IN ESGWVtAOs xt~t'
E. p. cambridge, pastor Of St Pauft
Episcopal church. OF this city, on.
eating.
The funeral II Mrs. Sarah Hannah
Witt took place on Thursday after
noon from the Street
Christian church. Rev, w. p. Sham.
hart officiating Interment was made
in Blandford cemetery.
| The Southern Bonded Warehouse
corporation yesterday elected the fol.
lowing officers President. Sidney M
Green; vice-president w. L. venable
secretary treasurer, w. B. Cole.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
fragile TAKES THREE
HlDM Va. R. { P. CO.

The Tragles, Of the Duckpin league.
EuQ1Aree STRAIGHT from the virginia
night on the Palace alleys. Owing to
Captain Bowman and two Of his men
having to work. the team only rolled
two men, which accounts for Its de-
feat
This afternoon Speed" Geer and
Cook viii try to wrest the two-rnan
championship from Whitman and
son. the first three games on the Pal
ace alleys at o'cIoA. the last at the
Pietsch alleys at 4 o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
con. WISE BEFORE THE
..,s.s.. KAPPA AJlPHA FRATERNITY

Colonel Jennings G.. Wise will adj
dress members Of the kappa Alnha
Fraternity IT the annual meeting
which win be held at o'clock tonight
As AA Commonwealth club. Colonel
W., who served In France with the
l113A infantry. = at present one of
the eightsen Judges passing on all
c11t6n1 against the government for
dAMlAgeo growing out Of the war.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

brought back 10 normAi II = not
sufncient TO feed them. for THAR COM
di,ion il such that careful medical at
tention Is needed"
The Marina Warrington took the
Hartford mission to the Near East and
the commander spent several days
with It.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

~ her mother who had gone In
searchsof food. The child was eating
piece Of bread green from miidew
and most offensive in odor. ! tried TO
take It from her but she chung to 1t
desperately. When / tried to lift her
from the wall discovered she had
lost the use of her limbs. From her
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
PROHIBITS SMOKING
IN PUBLIC PLACES

y Columbia. s. c., Jan. 2..-The
senate today passed bill which pro-
iaiAl&sp-smokinE in the dining rooms
OF hotels and other public places, The
bill provides a penalty for both the
smoker and management that per-
uiita l.. 1t was passed by large ma
tcrisy after a heated discussion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

hips down tho itttl1s creature was
rnraiyzed. I left sonae food with her
and departed, but shall never for
get that experience
Most of the refugees in this land
are now in such condition that each
one OF them needA months of treat
ment In hospital before they can be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

1t is every mans duty to
himself, to his family and to So
ciety to live within his means.
If we do not pay the grocer, he
cannot pay the wholesaler who
in turn cannot pay the manu-
facturer and he in turn is him
dered in paying his employees.
You may be one Of them.
Paw promptly and pay by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

firm for which you are working. Leaders
in business are always people who are sue
cessful in the management Of their person
II .6o:~. 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

check. Have a checking account at the
Bank. This plan saves time. Money can
be sent in the mails by check without dam
ger of loss. The Cancelled check is re-
ceipt in itself You do not have to carry
large sums Of money in your pocket or at
home if you pay by check. It's the modern
and thrifty plan Of paying.
Now, to get on prompt-payment-of-
bills basis. Make budget of your family
expenses for the month and keep record
Of all expenses. The Family Expense
Books that are being given away in this
city this week will help you. They tell all
about the budget plan. Thousands Of peo-
pie have asked for them. Aren't you inter
ested enough in this great big Thrift Idea to
call and get one for your own use,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
Pay Your Bills Promptly!

Sins and debts, said Benjamin
Franklin, are always more than we think
them to be"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
Today Is
National
Pay-Your-Bills
Promptly Day

SCH tOgttner ana pay up.
You can't set your heart and mind on
the big things which Thrift Week is teach
ing folks--such as opening Bank Ac-
count, Investing in Life Insurance, Owning
Your Home, Making Will, Investing in
Government Securities-until you clean
up your debts.
Pay your bills promptly-when we &C
cept goods on credit we are making con-
tract If we do not pay promptly we are
not living up to our contract. No man or
woman wants to be in that position. But,
says someone, suppose | cannot pay
promptly" The answer is, YOU CAN.
If you are not clever enough to so man.
age your affairs as to meet your obliga-
tons when they become due you are prob
ably not big enough ever to manage the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
Family Expense Account Book Free

In using Family Expense Book you make budget or
estimate Of expense the month"; and then enter the
expenses under the headings day by day. At the end
of the month be added up and you just where
your money goes and what your best chance to No bet
ter plan thought Of for cutting down expenses and
saving money The cashier Of bank in Richmond has
gladly give you free Of charge you win ca for it
DO this without delay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

No man can hope ever to
get ahead in the world until he
gets out of debt. Then when he
gets out Of debt he must stay
out of debt.
Life looks altogether diff
ferent to the man who is out Of
debt-e especially to the man
who has been running behind
but who manages to pull him
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26

Now that my journey is near
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26
Pleasant Hill

MIR. Golden and family visited
the Hasvinska family S,lndily.
Kenneth Churchill Ia visiting
in the southern part Of the state.
Arthur Suutiiertan is in Wis
cnnsin receiving medical atta1-
ton.
I Frances Davis called an the
dentist Tuesday afternoon IN
Bruno.
VI and Mrs. Frank. Mach
spent sunday with the Pttveikd
family
Myrtle Davis WIS in Sandstone
Monday and had her eyes fitted
with glasses
Mr.. and Mrs. Inhn Steele ara
the proud parents Of a baby girl,
nnrl tuesday
Everyone is invited To attend
the community DANCE In Kerr1ca
Saturday night
Mrs. Chas. Snurherron was hav-
ing dental work done in Sand-
stone this week.
Mrs. Bate was cailet! tn En-
iimapolis on account af SICK
ness gf her sister
Mrs. Ell r Bergiand enpvetT a
visit from her mother and sister
and family the first af the week.
Miss Elsie Ds.issn raturned to
her home IN Carlyle. Ill.,. Tues
fay after spending the summer
ut tie Babe home
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26
SEND MONEY IN sEcnoNs
p~ss~.sS ~ a~g~lss~ Bark oiss l.tn Drzr.
si.~ J'fiaue ssisrw-t to c,rrusvs.
verf Trz3u aos,ncsss

A nstipir nl3pfilna Eias heen M.
asilesl ii tiis basetlu1as ~ ta,r M.gn-.
plrs branch 81 tie fcdsrf fs'ssrve
hsuk II ti.sslaps maney aid analsrs
Il lHvonalie f,ir ram robbers -
b~n.fir 4 aieY siio,ll,i hnld ~ train
carswng nas1s 80 tene fnnnrv ts
Washington
Tile cnrwaneY s's4.fad ror d.satrnc-
u.n ~ considered sar'9llsssv far Fur
filrr nsa II hanke aud ~ peisssns II
j. pitsked aut 81 tlie deiy tenassts
fram hanks Mute with if,a Fd.rid,
f~ser,e brsuels. eas~f,llv tiea IN
pssksg~ af sll'.g'nn aa,.l, tltrn wnt
rs the hnsptteat, pi,ers aa.'I passkr
s0s II ola.ed ~ ilp Jaws ~ ti'e h,u
nia,hiae. A t,neh of Ieear and
Die JHsss as'e hss,aa'et tsre'l'rr by
@lse'ric power Tie *io.en's psrk-
aye ~ ent n twn
Hstf " Che nunev f1as ~t il
sssppri is fiie T nrs'i stasex treas-
arv Ass,sFaent ~ Nsnh.t,ufsn On
~ reretpt 'aie af'Irlais t,,tsgraph its
sFrtvat. teis.n fhe a,her sii.f il
Nar.s,i
Smllay s'tas ara beitsu Installed ia
All ssHsrs rassree hatka and titeiY'
hranrhes ailsf f,.aersl r.aer.ve has,lt-
NM 1ficisax bei,ess flas elll ssrsc.
ts~~tY cl~ern,vanf trra r,bhars ~
others Who rsAlgi,t ueat Che fnnnev
Aehsis ia franstr
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26

it's termination. 4 nav say that Il
Iare had an ascaSIon tov inter
view influential nen in and from
eleven European countries. Their
hone for America is the same,
for it rests On confidence III Ann
e,Ican institutions and in the
gentleman Ideal icisiized among
the hest Americans.
! But there s a. truce Ut fear
lest extremes govern American
Development in the sutairg. Some
of the observers whose business
1t is to report. every fiuctaiatiun
IN the sentiment Of the nations
of the world seem tpA think that
there is a danger Of either ak
IRENE reaction Or extreme r1di-
salisn Becoming dominant eie.
.tnenr in American social life.
They feel that there must he a
safe middle ROAD, and that It's
uame is iiheralisme often
cnnflised with radicalisIn.
Ii may. however, be aisitti that
the trained observers incline 10
the view that some 1T the un-
fartractive features Of present
day Amerleanism are merely Al
passlng phenomenon, Il product
of the period Of transition
through which the entire world
is cropping It's way forward ~
clarity ard sanity
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26

Ms~ 6vsds.esy raoao4t sroN,navso~
6wscS~ r&H D rt,uk Aeue~d ss~
stsa rssi*sor

Charles y f,4'tsssna, fes4srai prohi-
Astiaa dlrsetsr fsw th. state ,f%fa.
alana. ls aae ~ fhe nf,ve proMotevs
~ fhe new Indianapolis fsrasfo az
lshs Mssw fr,fer 81 The vstlef
Prophets " tks F.nehaats,4 EeaIsn
aThs. crt..r. II naay hs sasd. IL sise
sthss1~1egses Msoas playground.
aad the AHciaI hraagssr N . fex
". OrMma, fer ON kis Aeads wa
~ no way shs oeAer day ~ she char
w eer4noHs.s sessiom and oriental
kve Fexss ~ shs Grosto when he
Noted ter r~n p.yfns psssirulss 1T
teNtioN 10 sA~ ssx wish che asN~ a.
tins Hcssa. ~9&hMfs." snssssaenei
Bstsss che front.
"Ssksrs." aid ore ~ The aaen,
What ia sAe dsara dssss that stand
Nsy
~SNy 6nn't poa know what shai
fellaw A% sAswsrAd ere other
~Hts sh~ svokrkseMm atscer"
~Yon don'f s.s." fepased che sfst
WET I asdaFs thFNk he wv 20 prone
~ his tss sk.s ~ Tagged h1ns~sf. !
So Indianapolis News
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26
WHAT NEW EUROPE
THINKS OF AMERICA
by G. s. sTRANDV0LD,

plead rightfail absfentann from
fulfilling such obligations
We hear over here Il. rlots that
seems To, Indicate the presenca of
q realization st the meaning and
scope Of international ohliga.
toms, for tile cables have told us
something about the Republican
convention in Chicago 4 few days
ago, II may. incidentally, be re.-
corded that the nomination of
Senator Harding as presidential
eandidate and Of Governor Coai-
iidge as candidate for picn presi--
dent, las caused lot of sur
Drised cnnstarnaflon evan in
tiinse European quarters where
as to American poll
ties is fairlg thorough
I We are tai,i that the foreign
r-alatluns plank of the Republican
platform wts written nv rllese
who will controt tha party, and
that IT'S general terms are sup
posed 20, have heen inspired by
Flihn Roat. and its~~ppear.s To be
an andispnrsd fact that the franz
ers Of the pink are hm'klnu
hack rs speech delivered by
the late Theodore Roosevelt IN
Christianla. Norway. IN May,
rafa II, that speech Mr. Rnnse~
Qelt, while nsr DESERVING the
doctrine af Washington auasnss
eatmoilnu alliances siseteiled
for che United States a cnurse
of foraiua affairs whaci, would
lsa,i her ts participation in ar
engagements for the judicial and
arh,trsl settlement at disputes.
and would make for her readi-
riSss to eo-aperata when the conn
rnsn gsed IL the world demanded
her corporation
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p,sT0Asc sNAceU@Acv.

fpuffAs ths preparations ks eese-
skrxsshg enc tercensensfy N th< sasL
rAg of the Msyso~ss. u hss been dss~
covered th~s ia the ffeseo IN one 81
HE corridors Of she hoases Of par
IsAmens 10 London. depicting the d.
vsYsass ~ the I'slsrfm fathers. their
ship y flying The msTserr nnson
js<k Vow, stse anion jsek. ~ ~
kno~ II, dfd not come inso esist<sev
aassl 1901, ~ the TINS ~ the snin~
ia Ireland with Gfest British. when
IN evc~ 81 81. Patrick vas sddes
u tts British nag. The new ssand
Afd n the st~eaiIed United King
dom combined the crosses ~ ~
George. ~. Andrew snd 81. Patrick
~ Mansey's Magazine.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26

Those little Want Ads IN, riie
AnHerrcau are wonder workers
Try chenr and he convinced.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26

Take your tob printing 70 tbs
Am~rleaa job department. Largest
ard besl sauippeA plant hetween
Twin Ports and Twin Cities.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26

Without having any uglseerslY
desire co INQUIRE INTO the neiss-
tive worth If Republicans and
Democrats erhe, Democratic c8s-
oention is get To be heial. one
asighf truthfal2y say rhat Eisr~
epe would thoroughly approve of
such 4 course. Over here it is
felr that greatness sxaers ia-
tres that should nor be eoatsd
saad the fact 81 Anerican great
lse>ss i'm a nanalser of fields IN
Becoming more and more patent
every day.
rherefere.. rtass 4aesrl0n f'rnas~
lated AT the hevnsaaav of this
correspondence can be briefly an
swered like THIS
C~r~pe evs~~ts that the I aftest
$eas%s wtH tsk< part W. the IT.
iaars ~ the w~vtA as~<e effevtive-
| ~ than was the cas~ pri~% Ia
tprsI = 1877.
That il the sam an4a substances
/ ~ Impressions that hsaVe been
| rather carefully gathered and
safted during rsne wesks 10 Far
ope whrh have keen spent IN sys.
tenaatic and dahr~nt inquiry
i FTrM H&sA WAstea-
/ You do not hear great deal
OF the League Of Nations in Eur
op~e The silence may act neres
sarlfy hetray indifference, bot i
seefAs se reveal a lack 81 conf
ssence in the Leagues ability q
work effectively. In the end
Amersea undnnh&esiIy will he
] Eeasne member eli the LeaUs.
! when agT the requisite document
y hAwe hecn duly ratified wher
1 lever that may he but il -
! aeo<nnaon shogvhs in Europe tina
: American participation in wors
n affairs will be- more effective
!. learned on independently OF Ii
o League Of Nations.
ri II il realized that no nation
the world just now has just Oh,
: ability TO cope with difficult Vi
n ar ions that ehAracterIEs Anne
" ica. A Arm and steady hand
+ hooded everywhere and Flu
II ope's hands are weakened.
That is why all eyes look
ward America. Europeans /,
- not expect or desire that Ane,
= lsa dictate anything. but they I
= think there Should he found
method Of harmonious cooper
!. ton on = basis Of equality.
n. Fearing the Extseme~-
m Now that my journey is ne
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26
Rp nspRAv RypRrTvrIHNs


Copenhagen. June 20 III sum-.
nnTzing the varied experiences
and impressions that have feat
urad your correspondence Elro-
pean trip. the question naturally
T1fnn,pts Itself What does eur
ape expect ef Anpr-icaf
Ii. mary be profitable 10 inquire.
for IL the search be fruitful we
know how rs ADJUST ourselves.
] At the outset it should be said
that the American participation
in the world war aroused the
greatest expectations over here
~ ta Whit part the United States
was destined 81 play int THE flu
taira Development Of the world =
AFFAIRS The impression became
general thar Aue1'iea had aband-
|orad3 her somewhat f1'iaid arri-
.tade toward the bnrnluu issues
of the day IN other countries.
and that she vas willing ta share
se,nr Of the responsibilities fer
the management OF the business
Of humanity
saw What e. ~. esal.i Dr.
The fssct that America wrought
nlrTies in the war did more
than anything elise to eais Faro
oesaa asstensann n, Anericas pes-
sts,ilities. and III was f,,it that the
traditional pslicY Of keeping
alaaf from elid.Wwid matters
had been TO- some EXTENT nodi-
fled.
This ~as dairinu the war and
innsef,ats.ig after.
/ But a few months after che
nmssrire il became apparent
that public sentiment M Miners.
~ favored continuance Ct the
oaiicy 81 partial indifference
with respect To Barapeaa, ISSUES,
/ ID ~ true thar PRESIDENT WlIma
at the Versailles conferences time
md auaiaa emphasized she neces-
Esity Of Americas right ard duty
20 be- an acrips participant IN
the life - the Whole world. huT
&C the satas~ time the press and
/ she pulalic speakers III America
ElaarrssaaafIp advocated fise rester-
alton Of aislnteresued attitude.
1 FL ca4a4sot Iaow be deniesf that
there was much unhealthy ehaa-
Evigaasna gn che demands Of sotne
Eaf those who cried Che lossssssSt
ehnae America being an soIated
part If che world. ft was for
Egott%n that the strength of che
Escsmatry kes rot 30. raseh M che
/ solatlan as ina the RrmIy aaaaip
I raaas<ri Independence.
/ There we're gfaeeless attempt,
at feofpinv the evtrerNe hs1otr1
Hnf che Know NotainV,sna Of for
inner days. and Europe. expectIns
a rev assertion Of the ideals q
Freedom, SAT back anazed a
mnac 81 the examples ~ Prassa
aTsssna that we're reported from
scattered parts 81 the Unite
States
tsaMtIs<tisx TewA<M~i~s.
Th.a sen4afsys avgEoNsyryt fqht i
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t~MtJ~tisx T~wtl~N~s~s.


The senate's prolonged faht ia
eomneetson with the pesee treaty
and the League n Nations cover
aans Indicated the presence 81
Hstron4Ey conflicting tendencies
One esern<ns fseoYca a policy Of
observation-disclosures in regard To the
affaefs Of the worId. on the
sxround that 4 ration could 70
longer be- considered sufficient
anse itself. Another ssoatIy
fought for the itsea shat Arnevl-
les had no right 10 partake in
tie general affairs Of she world
and. especially. that she had NJ
duties beyond her own border
lines.
II II would hc impossible 10 CT
! lpeet a eompfornsse hTtwecy
these two opposing views. TO
lboth Of them represented es
'. !trcmcs that could not very wel
he rcconcied
: Ist<wmstiS~sl Oklissttess.
Wholly aside from the Leagu
{ of Nations problem. there can b
mo doubt thas there IL a clearl
defined fart known ~ intern,
!. !. tional obligations They are mt
: tual. and no member Of the II
formal society Of nations ca
New Britain herald., 1920-12-18
,CHYHEM

[, sJs~siry xnaas gifts. Henry Morans'. r-advf. s A daughter was born last night at tho New Britain General hospital to Mir. and Mra Joseph A. Landry. of 3i3 Main street. X daughter was born tpis morning at tho same institution to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Korda of 1,ofs Stanley street.
 Removal sale at Besse-Leiand's. p-advt. t.-
 Another round in the "45" card tournament of tho Holy Name society Jr the church of St. John the Evans- eiist will bo held next Thursday even inE. James Crowley was tho winner of the tourney this week.
 Have your battery charged or re- paired at testers. is3 Arch street. ~advt.
 Mrs. Aaron Paul of Lake Court nas returned to her home after i've weeks in tho local hospital where she under went an operation.
 Call and let us explain the diher- sncs between wet and dry storage of batteries. Simmons storage Battery company. i67 Arch street.--advt.
 Music hath charms at C. l.. Pierce A Co.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-18
IRISH HOME RULE
 BILL IS APPROVED
Housc Of Commons Likely to Accept
 Proposal For Irish Council Framed by Lords

Iondon, Dec, fs,-when the sussnded Irish homo rule bili reached the house of commons from the house of lords this afternoon 1t was an-
 noLncsd by Sir Laming worthington- Evans for the ministry. that tho rovernment accepted the proposal framed by tho upper house regarding the Jrish council. This removed the only outstanding difference between m. houses and indicated the speedy
 Adoption of tho bill.
 Tho house of lords last night agreed to virtually all the amendmonts to the bill made by the house of com mons changing them only to provide mat the Irish council should not be eiecfed by propotionatc representation and that tho lord lieutenant should re- fAln the right of nominating tho ukosidsnt of the council.
 f rho lower house today amended tho Nordss proposals that if either area m Ireland refused to set up q parlia- nent tho executive could not make tho vofFer a second time unless within two ysars both houses Of the British passed q reholution asking for h. on motion Of the government fhe house passed an amendment by q vote of ITS to 12. making the time limit threo years after June 1 next.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-18
TRIAL DATES ASSIGNED
City Court omciais Will he Kept Busy
 Next week

Trial date assignments were made yesterday afternoon at the short cal endar session of the city court, as fol- lows:
 December 20 at 10 a. m., Michael Hiebowicvz. by Henry Ncwicki vs Edward Kopiowitz, by F. B. Hunger ford: Monday, Dec. 20, at ?. m., Samuel Miller by w. M. Greenstein. Ss. Thomas Chermak by A. A Green berg; Tuesday, Dec. 21, at 10 a. m.' Elias wohli. by E. F. Gafney ys Albert Cheever. by C.. w. klett; Tuesday. Dec. q. at ?. m-, Jacob Wrinkle by J. G. Woods. vs. N. Bolton, by c. W. Klett: Wednesday, Dec zS, at 10 a. nn.. Antonio Jetina, by c. w. Klett, vs. Adam Tumenowicz. by F. B. Hungerfordr Wednesday. Dec. 22 at 10 a. m.. New Britain Lumber O., by ". C. Hungerford. vs- Barney Rosenbaum, by Lawyer Cohen.
 Wednesday, Dec. 22. at D. m., M. H. Fox. by B. F. Gaffney, vs. Samuel waskosTitz, by c. W. Kiett: Wednes- day, Dec. 2z, at D. m.. 1sidor Cor fain. by I. I. Rachlin, vs. Thomas Me- Mahon. by B. F. GafYney; Thursday. Dec. z3, at 10 a. u1., Max Kennedy, by N. ID. Bare vs. Otto Heir. ct ux, by M. H. Camp; Thursday, Dec. 23, at ? vs. Frederick Kulik. by A. A. Green berg; Monday. Dec. 27. at ?. m-. Frank Pogiitsch. by c. w. Klett, vs. Connecticut Quarries Co.,, by J. P. Futile.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-18
CONFERENCES CONTINUE
1~sbor Leaders and Congress Mcm-
 bcrs Win Again Discuss Situation

Washington. Dec. is.-Further ronferences between labor leaders and
 senators and representatives Of tho |"IAbor group in congress were planned today in the movement to secure closer coordination in legisla- tive matters.
 The first conference held yesterday was understood to have been initiated largely by Senator La Toilette. repub- Ihcan, Wisconsin, as q result of tho unopposed passage in the senate last Thursday of the Poindsxter anti.
 Ptrike bill while It's opponents were
 on-watch." There was a possibility
 yhat the fight against tho measure on kths motion to reconsider made by
 Senator La Toilette would begin ir
 fhs. senate today.