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New Britain herald., 1920-08-24

battle is now going on among the kings of the turf. Honors are nearly even up to date and it looks as if Hartford would be the scene of a real decision between the topnotch- CTS. for with $39,OOO in purses the heats will bc hotly contested. The >io.OOO Charter Oak Stalk the Nut meg. Acorn. Whiriwind, in fact. each event has been drawing card this year that has attracted practically the entire horse world.
 With it's midway. carnival shows. band concerts. dancing. fireworks and the hundred and one amusements this years fair. which starts Labor Day for fve days. looks to be record breaker.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-24

D I started to give him two ings . day. After taking es of Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound I felt like . new of life and energy. It is .
 care for my children and I &ppy with them and feel fine. M baby exclusively again and oo much for your medicine" L. MILLER, 2633 F.. 24th St., }, Minn.
 guarantee that all testi- hich we publish are genuine, ir to suppose that if Lydia F. Vegetable Compound has the Ielp this woman 1t will help woman who is suffering in . F1
New Britain herald., 1920-08-24

Ew dMg@ oA
 Korein system (pro- nounced korssn) has been reported to show a noticeable reduction in weight. No thyroid. no exhausting exercise. no \ starvation dieting. no hnrnbug-ngenuine reduction method approved by physlei- ans. Footsteps become light. the skin farmer and amooth- CT in app~arance. work seems easier. and q buoyant feeling takes possession of the whole being as supertiuous, un- healthy lat di.appears, Begin reducing now, Get korein.
 Buy . small box Of kor~in sf any hz.xy drug store. Show o6heTs this adcey fts~m<nk
New Britain herald., 1920-08-24

was more tired in the morning than when l went to bed. | have two children, the youngest three months old, and it was drudgery to care for them as I felt SO irritable and gener- ally worn out. From lack of rest and ap- petite my baby did not get c n O u z h nouriahment fir Q m
New Britain herald., 1920-08-24

but Cnew your
 roughly. and be khile following |cin system ob- In box at drug kirposed to aid hng fat in any
 C body. Reduce I you need (l0 |) unoer Sim.W kfund guarantee bt to you
 t pursy abcio- |blc chin. large bese hips and krsfout parts of
New Britain herald., 1920-08-24
nus - ~~~-vr STRENGTH
r Says That Is What Lydia
 n'svesetable Compound her-Read Her Letter

Slis, Minn.-'T was run down
 ', could not rest at night and
New Britain herald., 1920-08-24
|uce Weight
 Easily Now

bu wish to become slender, healthier. happier9 Eat all
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12

Go to Rogers for real bargains in
coats and skirts.
IF you want quick drying auto
paint use auto gloss; one coat does the
job. o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
DAT-SNA P
~ KILLS RATS

Also mice. Absolutely prevents Cd
ors from carcass. One package proves
this. RAT-SNAP comes in cakes
no mixing with other food Guaran-
teed.
2jc size q cake) enough for Pantry.
Kitchen or Cellar.
Soc size q cakesJfor Chicken House,
cOOps, or small buildings.
Sl.00 size 6 cakes) enough for all
farm and oHt-buildings, storage build
ings, or factory buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by o. f. Davis
and The Saver Hardware.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
CANNOT CURE UNREST
THROUGH LEGISLATION
senator WndsTOrth Alleges There Arc
100000 LeHvN Statute
L.
[py Associated Press.

lBy Associated Press.J
NEW YORK. Feb. 12.--Industrlal
unrest cannot be cured by legislation.
IN. the opinion Of United States Sem
NOR James w. Wadsworth, who de-
coin Day luncheon OF tho SHojnon's RE-
publican Club that there are too many
laws. about $1,000 being now on the
statute books. Mems lives IN industry
aud else whore cannot be governed by
legislation, he asserted, and they cam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
WHOLESALE: TRADE lIlD[ GROWS /
INCREASE ioFs 60 PER CENT
SHOWN ln2AkNuAL REPORT
1ppthsrP Merchants Capture S1,0OO.O0O,-
Va 000f Worth OF 'Busincss Formerly
$3.50 Held by North,

1neneases, OF more than GO per cent
ins business of Virginia wholesale dry
Ep3ds concerns last year is shown in
the annual report OF Norman IL. john
son., secretary OF the Southern Dry
Goods Association. given out yes,er-
capture of sLooo.ooo,oOo worth of
trlde by lt7 concerns throughout the
With the association, much of which
WIS formerly sold Southern retailers
epS specially houses or, Northern con-
sRichmond concerns captured $1,000
900 OF this trade and one Wholesale
sasr whese idsGt'y is o nos o dsSS5s%
Of, goods. during the past year.
80 Dailns Is Selected.
Definite decision TO hold the an
.nMai fmeetnE of the association at
Ierday after Il conference between Off
nisis. Date of tile annual meeting has
ngs@been decided, blu, il will be IN
,u AZ; II. Johns9n. seerctaEy. OF
Notwithstanding much talk OF profit.
flpa haye .;sola retail nsSchan,s
MontS 10 month as low or lover than
thc%. could be purchased in the primary
markets ~ rsSo,s Of the s eoun'ry; Urinary
ten Of the article, Nit is claimed by
n!m tn, ,h h bnsiness done by ne
iesai Sand that during the past year
Hrmiy established themselves that they
San, sci, practically al OF the goods
aold IN the South hereafter
Business Is Changing.
s er the e business Mn ' Gons IN
ssssie s'Hf pnr,S SeH's she p Mas
ss S ea5 lsser9 naI IS e ,ans
aers lSalsSs not sag staDl sso but shs
nssnded By retai,ers a or c enai ~ sc.
Mr; johnson declared, The Ereatest
..h.,, we're previously carried only by
speeialt% dealers and not on sale by
wholesalers In, the South.
The world has come to recognize
the fact that the Southern iobbcrs |
are taking care of the business of the |
to sell goods more advansase e sIH t nam
any other jobbers in the United States |
during the :ali. winter and spring !
eys purchases when the market Mas |
NAY Meet. Situation.
with thq present scarcity Of merchan-
disc. AIR. johnson claims that Southern /
20 meet the requirements OF spring |
and summer business because of large
stocks Of goods purchased on u low
Strikes have played havoc with
Johnson, swaiI6,ts eusfing the ppod u.
IN In three months. and work shirts bS
-2,ooO,0oO, In six months. Southern
concerns did not feel the brunt Of tho
nigh prices caused 10y the strikes. how
eyer, It is ella imcd having largo stocks
OF ,Goous OH hand prior 10 this time
which have tidcd them over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
AMERICANS MARRYING IN
$ GERMANY SENT HOME
Onlcers Also Announce That Further
Weddings. VIII Not BE
go Tolerated.
lny.Associa'ed rress.l

= IHy'-kSSUVIaVCU
AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS,C Cob
LEM, Feb. 1.-TWO hundred and
fifty soldiers OF the American forces
in Germany who have married Eu-
ropcan girls have been instructed TO
start soon for America with their
wives, in accordance with Il recent
order of Major-Gcneral Henry r. AL
len, in command.
WIS len on". ,,ni,,, Mn thn, ,pmW nm
thorities would mol consent i'm future
10 marriages OF American soldiers on
duty in occupied area, officers con-
tending that mon without wives in
Germany are better soldiers under the
present circumstances.
About 600 soldiers have married
German girls since the American
forces reached the Rhine, the others
included in the order having married
principally. French or young women
from Belgium or Luxembourg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
RIcHMoND .TMEs DISPATCH: FRIDAY FEBRuARY is. $50

the second held ut tho plant. the series
having been Interrupted BY Influenza
aud the prohibition of larEe gatherings
Superintendent l.. Gordon Sheain and
other plant officials and Oscar u. Par
rish, president of the Church Hill
Church ilill.
Children und young people were pres
ent in large numbers at tho concluding
sing of the day, that at tho jewish
NciEhborhood House last night. 1t was
also the second sing thore. Tho at
previous affair.
From this time on there will be no
interruption to tho program OF COM
munity singing which he will carry
OIL in Richmond. Mr.. Subway said last
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
1919 OIL PRODUCTION
REPORT SHOWS INCREASE
Gain OF @t,000,O00 barrels Is Shown
Over Statement for
Ipy Associated Press. |

~
OIL CITY, IA, Feb. l2.-Oil pro-
duction in the United states during
1919 was S66,oS6,6l1 barrels. an in
crease OF moro than 24.00o.oOo barrels
over tho previous year, according to
tho annual review of the Oil city
Derrick. made public today. The fg-
urcs arc based on pipeline receipts
reported monthly. s,matcs Of pipo
lines not reported and estimates Of
tank-car shipments from fields where
no regular pipc-linc' service existed
The 1919 report is a new high record
in the annual petroleum output or
the United states. according to the
review. Fields which showed gains
were North Carolina. Texas. North
Louisiana, Gulf Coast. Kentucky IVY
were recorded for Kansas, Pcnnsyl-
vania. West Virginia and Southeast
crn Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
EXPECT WILSON TO ACT
AT CABINET MEETING
lansing AunouncqA There VIII He M
More ScsffShn: pr the
Present. "a.
By tssoTieI.a.lre<sl

WASHINGTON FSS.!siaIThe ncx,
meeting OF the t,a-otacr probably Will
Ds called and presided over by Pres
secretary Lansing. who has been is.
suing the calls for the meetings for
several months. said today he had writ
ten Cabinc, officers that there womid
re no mo-r regular sessions OF tho
!Tesidents official family for the pres-
Cnt. Hc would offer no eNrlanation
but II was understood that his letter
son. 49, VIZ
Throughout the Presidents Hives.
TIE cabinet has met regularly, and
when the coal strike situation became
acutc the meetings were increased
from one to two weekly, There VAS
no meeting Yesterday. and none viii
For several weeks now the Presiden :
has been taking more and more OF a
hand in the conduct OF official bust
ness. Secretary Turnulty said today
better. -eN'.',.- A'"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
JOHNSON AFTER PRESIDENCY
Petitions Vow Arc Being Circulated
Preparatory to North Dakota
Primaries.
[ay Associated pre...1

BISMARCK. \. D.. Feb. 12.-pctitions
nominatinE Hiram johnson. United
States Senator OF California. for prefer.
nomination, to be voted on In the Norm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
TOBACCO OFFER MYSTERY
American Ambassador In Paris As.
scrts lie lIHs No Knowledge
of Plum.
IBy Associated Prose.

tBy Associated Prose
PARIS. Feb: 12.-Neithcr the French
Ministry of Finance nor Ambassador
Wallace has any knowledge OF Amer
lem offers for the purchase of the
French tobacco, frozen meat or other
monopolies reported in recent Paris
newspaper articles. thoy declared to-
day. Ambassador Wallace said he had
heard nothing about any offers ex-
cnpt what had appeared in the French
press.
At tho Ministry OF Finance II was
said that no proposition Of any kind
regarding the farming OF monopolles
had come to the ministry's notice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
Buy Pusey & Jones Plant.

EAl.TIM@4tE. heb. 12.-Tho Balti-
more Dry.Do'ais AND ,shiphuillins Com
the Pussy a. Jones Co.'s t;loucester
plant, located ut Gloucester. y. i
This plant comprises wha; was form
cray the PcnPsylvana ShiphuiidinE
building Company, and has eleysn
shipbuildinS 'Dcrths for vessels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13

no not ,a be m made te g. do tho things they
teach Hou tb cam. drive DR. eod them; you must
have close human Contact. must i;i
do moro to. rcetify unrest than the
passage OF laws"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
EMPLOYEES STAGE SINGS
MANY FACTORY WORKERS
CONDUCT NOON FESTIVITIES
I'D SUBWAY Leads Programs Mt Cedar
Works, Western Electric mud
American Can Go. Plants.

After u period OF enforced inactivity
because of tho infuonz oepiucmic. Ed
r. Subway, song leader of-the Com
muntty Recreation Ass ISOLATION, got into
action again Yesterday and put over
FOUR community sings in old-timc style.
About 500 people were reached and
the day.
AT noon Mr.. Shumway held the first
sing over put on for tho employees of
the Richmond Cedar Works. During
In one OF the big. rooms in the plant,
iil Wa VASE Meet ",s sJ otb GTo6leis,
dies.
Men Appear backward.
=. At times It was hard sailing for Mr..
Subway. The mon had never been
present ut "a community sing before.
und they did not know whether thoy
were supposed to sing themselves or
listen to the song leader. But when
Superintendent J. W. lteams Joined In
tho songs they all followed suit. Mr.
Reams has been connected with the
Richmond Cedar Works tor ,itty-opc
years.
Office workers at the Western Electric
COMPANY. Sixth and Cary Streets: were
way. All gathered around the. piano
and sang SO we'll that Il. e. Stearns,
executive secretary of the Community
speech of praise. in which he declared
that the sing was one of tho best that
he had ever attended.
Hold Second Sing.
The third sing Of the day was at the
Church iIil!. 1t was held IN the din,
ing boom after tho employees had
around Mr. SUBWAY and SANG 70!
nearly thirty minutes. The sing was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13

Dakota primaries OF March Gis; wer,
placed In circulation today.
Petitions recently wero circulated al
Devils Lake and elsewhere for Major.
General Leonard Wood. but they hari
not been filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-13
Q,nr.nti.e 1000 stud.n,.

NELLESLEY. MASS. Feb. l2-Thc
500 undergraduates of Wellesley Col
lego We're under quarantine restrictions
today because of influenza. The girls
may not go to their homes or leave
the town. but are attending classes as
mild tyne.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
Young Democrats
To Haze Donkeys
March in Paripde
Party's Emblem WIN Be in
Numbers at Convection,

Young democrats Of Oklahoma
vii. he movie actors ~ their Nsts
convention at Ponra CITY Yn f.b-
rusry 81. Word was received al
state hesdauo rterr "Wednesday
morning that the Paths news
pictorial camera innn VIII be on
the Jon 20 fiin arriving delegates
and features OF ,he dsI.
Every donkey In Kay county Ia
being moblIxed for the deino.
cratG parade II Ia now estimated
,hsrS wAl be 100 In line With the
young democrah
AD,oipobi,ss have been ob-
tanned tn take all visitsrS 80 the
lol ranch where real Wild west
show N "a b~ staged for their b-nc-
H. For the free bsnauet two of
III. lnrxes, halls in the city have
been obtained.
Miss Msrlsbd announced We'd
nrsday she viii open w ehe mag
nifcYut Marisnd residence for
reception 10 the delegates.
II was stated that sufficient
Oklahoma city delegates have
signed Up TO attend TO provide for
the sperial train.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
POLICE ARREST
TAXI Driver ON
ASSAULT CHARGE
Man Said 10 Have Shot Two
Others Found,

George Parrish. uri driver. who 10
- d 10 have shot two men In a quarrel
IN the lobby u the kinAksde hotel ~sfIy
THURSDAY vas srr.st~d \ few hours
later In his room by Jess sosbee. plain
clo,hesman n, according 20 Mayor walton
A chsrGs OF sssallt was filed against
him IN the municipal court. secovjine 10
= police desk setEpt mt. but he had not
been placed In the SHY jan Al noon The
i.oilcs ssid he made no statement about
.ha shooting
Charles Piper. - years old and also
a taxi driver. Sho WAS shot through
the rhesi WAS improving ar the sew
University hospital hut had made no
s,stsmenf according TO nurses at
tending him.
l.. y johnson. Poncn City. WIS q by
t'andsr In the lobby at the time OF the
shooting and the bullet which passed
through Pipers body struck him, In
jurinx him slightly.
The c,Vse OF the quarrel remained 4
my stery fhurSaay though II vas SAID
the man who did the shooting had bsen
drinking q short time before.
Clerks At the hotel uaid they knev
nothing of the eAooling.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
TEACHERS ARE
not SATISFIED
NTH SCHEDULE
lawton Strike Said to Have
Had Influence.
INCREASE NOT SUFFICIENT
Grade Teachers Said TO Be
Most Displeased.

,Rejeciion ~ tho Increased salary
schedule FOR c,,y teachers. mads Non
day by tho board OF education. seems
probable.
Sentiment ssninst tho schedule hiss
0neressed since wednesday. when Of.
flciais of the teschsrs association be-.
N6kea the schedule would be accepted
II am not satlsfsd." ssld John j.
Mitchell, president Of tho executive
council Of the asocistIon. Thmsday
~ the teachers accept the schedule II
WIN be because they have TO mot be,
cause they want to-"
Mr. Mitchell would express no opln.
~ ~ 10 whether teachers wer. being
influenced by the action ~ Ls~ton
teocAsrs In walking out because their
0<Wsends vere refused.
T.. 4. Hiusrush. president Of III,
saehssf Association. would make no
ststemsat Thursday.
lncreaAss granted by The board were
onN9unced rs ~ percent for Hradc
eeachees and - i-s percent for high
ecboel tsachsrs.
<CaAstes l. shrek Of the high school
lsSnlly ssvs the following statement
csoR..r. oA,.e, !. a. .,,,e,. tn.
eegy1n8 thAS the saiary schedule adopted
~ 0S beasd has already bssn approved
= IN he accepted by the tsarhsrs' or
ESssSssi mssAers Of ~ hist ,cSoci
Is g. la & iact provs6s icrr an in.
aease - y ~ percent ever the pess-
~ oohoAule. % has been inferred In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
WHOLESALER 70
e|yE aEFlR 10.
RETAIL eROcERS
State Fair Price Commission
Scores First Victory,

First definite results Of the activities
OF the state fair price commissun were
announced Wednesday morning hy
Dwiaht Rogers. secretary 10 John n.
kebold, fair price commissioner.
4 Wholesale cotumlssio merchant OF
this city has pleaded guilty 10 q charge
of taking excessive profits In sugar.
He has agreed TO make Il refund In gro
GERS from whom hieh prices have been
extracted
charscs had been made BY a grocer
that the merchant had extracted prof
i;s Of ~ much ss 81 ~ests pef hundrsd
pounds above the maximum permitted
by tho government.
Rogers refused 10 give out the name
Of the nterchaht Ne stated that the
use OF publicity will be made with MORE
flaSvAht offenders,
The department viii take s,eps IA
have the refund passed on down ihs
line 20 that the grocers viii DO, he
permitted TO- pocket the extra profit on
the tranaacflons
Faisrs mssiinss oF the fair prlcs
committee will b. held on Tuesday In.
stead Of Wednesday nights. Some os
The members sre unable 10 attend on
the latter night.
Committees which wsrc 70 have re-.
ported on "Wednesday night asked for
more time. They have not completed
their Investigations Of seiiipe and pur,
chase petcss q common ceunm01itieo, q
y Woekmaa and E1i Drown sat with
the cosnmittss for The first tine o. ,As
sneetiaG.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
Street Car Falls From Bridge
On Derailed Train; Several Hurt

ST LOUIS ltb IN number OF persons injured when
Bentaue trolley said have betn crowded passenger crashed
down On top OF Pennsylvania passenger when the dsrsod
demoshng under the Fourteenth bridge IN, railroad
tracks this afternoon,
Early reports aid number belrd killed polio, rard
later they believed lives had been The passenger
ing from New York and Pittsburgh.
The bridge about four blocks long the rail-
road tracks reported have coSed The trolley
fallen least five feet Ambuanoes being rushed
The collapse OF the bridge caused by Pennsylvania
the track and dcmohnga The trolley sad have fallen
the train Latest that eight injured and
nom Killed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
oETTYaoune SPeEcN
IS READ m CON- 0AEss

7 NANW10ION. Eth, line ort0I'
: NJ bsNe-kasl panvsef1Dt of l.lnco9'l z
uettysbusG adArvss wa .fsad IN tn
senate today NJ Beaatse ksyse. sspub'
iican, New NaH,pshIrc
6snator Hmoot. republican OF Utah. oi
the senate printing COMMITTEES. an
nounced that a photostat OF the addresl
would be printed In the congressional
record
The senate then adjourned a. a fur.
ihsr mark of r~apec'
The manuscript, presented by NJ
Lincoln To Edward Everett In la thv
possession OF senator ksyss for q mum
bsrsoe years past
Former speaker Cannon read Ian.
coin'A Gettysburg addrsM snd Repre'
sentative Monahsn. republican. WIZ
consia, delivered an sddress on Lin.
cOln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12

Van H. NsaaiMG. cAisf q the buvesu
es mines, has nselSis1 CAorses 3 Hail,
manager Of the CAamhss q CosMmssce,
that J. q. Lewis. ctslef eNsissss Of the
bstcaw. was Nsw % An Inspection trip
IN this state snA would ne her pe~s.
entity 10 cosfsr with the chanbsr OF.
fictals On The propcesd statewide sss
surrey.
Lewis win advise the chambsr Of
me e1tent of co-0rentlou Which the
bureau may lend the eas survey board
:. the wosh o. lsaraiAo sAs trvs sas
stuaetoN u NE state. u b luks,y Z
sneeslnq ~ tht satise bsar1 wtn ~
nsIA sseosiHe ~ csafsseses bslvesn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
BOARDS ].
FOR CITIES N !.
State, PLlk
Boards With Broad ScopG'
Contemplated for Cities. h
C0NNALLY CALLS MEET
Labor, Capital and Public &C.
Participate. i

\ meeting 10 provide machinAey ~.
the settlement OF all laisoe coAtrov4PooQD
In all c1,iss 10th IN oe9anteed - 49,
orxsnised iabor. will be hel4 one1g4
representatives hall In tse eea(e eel1l1
ciaud Conna.sy. state labor esQo1o1ol
rr haa'esised the meeting. ~
Repfesentst tivss si civic an1 49, -
gn nlzati0ns. ihctu6tM0 chAMoogo
c0sNmercs. sna nufA ctvSNeo. an1 voe19
iadsstriai erhplovsss have - ~!
TO attend the mseeln9. Teo oeo9
p4hlIe wtn ss veIessssesS ~ noSsse
IN. % ss,ec,ss SssAss,y Nm - teoQ
simiiav to NaysR Waleea'o lo4r
cemsnission. bat wsueA Wt1ee -
far reaching h lhSoR puSpooo.' ~
Of the boards viii ~ - opoey
ntfikes or Iockcuts an1 o o11
lsNor controversies n . Dsaaoh0 QI1-l
Der. "A 4S&s
.,ss,dsn, % Az ssc,sss,y ,eSses}S5
;he Ohiahpw,s STATE kcisgSsiso =
Dor. VII attend the metttND.
ccnnn,iy has INST sstesqee ~
hurried tnsf OF petWG10nl eS9o9
state. Al each H,Aes - o1oQ
turpasss Of lkA 1A4Uln& \.
promises mads him. CoQoAY e
there viii No ~ pSgsoao @o4
four eitlss ptsssss vhsa ~ -
hs rsSsrls the uss.iaa = ~ r
most impprtaet II ~ hnou
IL is e STATED slss n He1nl
oet W ~ q ro0QA ~ 1os0
~ = new dspestuse y
1lsputse, No seoos elAee -
- sn6srsssss ~ ~ |.l(
eay esvsp1psassa -
,.4ltaeSfs
tsmpnss1 -ss7sSs ~ II -
In ccace. They UW - coo1
memb1suhip ed iAelodD ~ ~
rspressata tivta q evesV ofGD~l
a. veil - IN oUb1ie eaD4 ~0l
csrusi,y cites ths leaal a0o
Es,i;ee.ss '".f;e.. TX ~ :s $780, go -
ell with the esrsD1isa = u
hyem sertks teese hae ~ uoD2X
valkows siHee the ksard ves ~
The brtckhyess vsrs aoe ass>oooo9
the oeeaatsailoa ~
FsseseWe NAeeelNo ceaeomQooA n
FrpQSsas msstinas Of ~ b9QG1o
another po'.sy whisA w = 80
csnrsl'y: hs ~ lsssss G ssss -
mont The hnrds shsah HSeg4 OSl
week anA discua rsttssv vht1A ~
be of iRteress 70 nth eMpD94seQ -
iahss evss whes tAese err - 61.l16
sner~." said Crnsny Thass1sy. ai
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lAWToN. okIa,, Tsb i7-tsps.
tisil--A ssttiswsnt N me ssehsf
stvssion sppssssd nsar Thussdsy
noon following q thrss hour sss.
sion d tssehsss. members of the
sehool board sod the ehsmbsr Of
oommssee. TssohsV expressed
Willingness 90 cell oW ~ eorssm.
plated strike planned for Friday N
no isOsi means can BE- fosnd 20 raise
salaries. popular svbsesiptior 10 be
ING talked a. . method Of raising
saisvlss
LONDON. FEB. i2-rhs allied su.
prsrs eeuneii to-day, discussing ths
situation sfis,nu from Osrmsrys
violent protect over the sutradtlor
dsmards, agreed on the question Of
insisting vpo1 those demands. Il
was stated tonight