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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1920-09-17

tho locals may tako'the field ready to
hand Curtis Gillette's boys warm
argument. Manager Sweet mas COM
pleted arrangements whereby MICKEY
Soonan. tho former Pioneer star who
has just finished tho season in the Nir-
gtnia league. will do the backstop
work. on tho mound will be Andy
Meyerjack the Eastern League crack
hurler, who was The mainstay in the
box for the Waterbury team the past
season. This pair of star performers
give the Machinists a duo that meas
ure up with any semi-pro battery in
the state
The Locals Lineup.
The remainder OF the team will be
ms follows: Ray Begley, first base:
Nom Begley. or Shines. second base
Green or Nom Begley shortstop;
Johnson, third base: Bransfield. left
fia'd; La Rock. center field: Attic
campbell right field. In the event of
Shines, a former Eastern Lacquer, en-
tering the game tomorrow, Nom Beg
ley will bo shifted from his regular
position at second base to shortstop.
Rransflefd In left field. is the fast
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-27
COURT TAKES RECESS

The county court Friday took
recess until Tuesda, morning, when
the term viii be resumed. Routine
matters claimed The courts atten.
tiOn FrLlav
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-27
SALE CALLED OFF.

Jas. + Hoyermale sale aager-
t.sed Ter Tuesday Marth seth has
been called of.
3 u u T. o. p.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-27

sd4y, Tie picture Is an dd1D>
..tion from Lucille Van Sykes
heart warming tale, Little Miss
2y-the-Day'
at the regular voting places In each
precinct OF said City an election for
the purpose of eIeeting a Mayor tOI
the said City Of Nartinsburg, West
Virginia, aud a Councilman Tor said
City from each ward as provided by
the Charter OF said City.
In testimony whereof, I, Fl. G. Ton
kin. Mayor OF the City of Martins
burg West Virginia. have caused this:
proclamation TO be made and issued
and have hereunto set my hand auC
affixed the corporate seal of the City
OF Martinsburg, West Virginia
which corporate seal is attested BY
the Recorder OF said City this 26tt
day Of March, 1920.
II. G. TONKIN. Mayor.
Attest. JOHN NJ. ZIRKLE.
Recorder.
8 u so
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
WITNESS IN |. ". ".
TRIAL IS ARRESTED
Boy Of 10 Accused Of
Perjury After estify-
ing About Shooting

MONTEsANO, Wash, March g.
Guy Bray. rs years old an cmployc
la Centrnla dairy. was arrested
on charge Of perjury today hall
hour after hc had lett The witness
stand ln the trial uf ten alleged J.
" W here for the murder Of
Warren %. Grimm. Ccntrala Armis-
uJ, lay parade victim. tie was "A
defense witness.
Tho warrant charging perjury was
sworn To- hy 4. H Juhnko assistant
county prosecutor OF Lewis county.
BRAY. ON the witness stand testified
boo effect that he saw r.. x. Nangil-
drruud, q man whom ne believed 20
Doe Grimm. in front OF the g. W W.
hall ust Armisticc Day. lie saw 10
large man shot. hc said. lie thought
tho man was Grimm.
"Du you swear that Frank Nangil-
deTand was standing near the door
of the v. W. hall al tho time of
tho shooting asked Special Prose-
cutur ". n Nhcl.
- do" replied Bray.
Witnesses tor tho state tcstiltrd
previously tuIt Grimm was 100 feet
from the hall when he was shot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
q DEFENDANTS
IN NEWBERRY
CASE DISMISSED
Court Drops Minor In
dictments When Gov
ernment Rests Its Case

s GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March g.
Twenty minor defendants in the
Newbcrry elections conspiracy trial
wore dismissed from custody ON mo-
tion ~ the prosecution today The
move came Just afttr Frank g. DALEY.
assistant attorney general had an
nOunccd az d. M. that the govern
mcnt rested It's direct ease.
Judge Sessions promptly granted
Mr. Dailoy'H motion 10 dismiss.
only one bit OF prosecution testl-
muny remained untold when noon
adjournment came.
The defense let Il be known that
lts first motions viii ask the dis
missnl of certain counts la the in
dictmcni. particularly that charging
conspiracy TO violate the federal and
state laws in the general elections
campaign OF 1918.
~ b. the contention Of the defense
that this phase Of the charges has
not been touched upon by the prose-
cution TO any npprociahlc extent.
Next win come motion TO dis
miss L. cases against all defendants.
This viii hc based upon the broad
allegation that tie government has
failed Co prove "a conspiracy. The
defense policy, DO b. understood viii
be 10 make NO distinction between
the defendants In this latter motion.
no matter what degree they may have
attained in the campaign.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
ROW OVER
SOLDIER RELIEF
LEGISLATION
House Committee Hear
ing Today Breaks Up
In Confusion

WASHi NiTbN. March Taking
up for the hrat time tho whole qncs-
ton OF soldier relief legislation. the
house ways and means committee got
into q row today over procedure and
broke up ln confusion. after members
had repeated charges made IN tie
house that the measures had been sent
to the committee Tor burial.
After heated exchanges between
members. the committee ordered the
room cleared Of the crowd - apccta-
tors. and then In executive session nn-
ally decided 70 continue HEARINGS TO-
morrow
Before the sudden termlSation Of
the session Franklin DOiier, national
commander OF the American Legion,
and Thomas W. Miller. chairman uI
the national Legislative committee
presented briefly an outline OF whut
the organization sought from con
grcsa. Hotu declared service men were
not asking for bonus
While the wrungle was In progress
several members left the meeting
saying they had been called to the
housd which had convened In the
meantime. Miller. with his speech
unfinished, held the floor. begging for
three minutes In which TO close while
haf dozen members tried To- Offer
simultaneously short cut out
Chairman Forduoy indicated that at
least doo persons wanted to be heard
iu support ~ the various plans sug-
rcatcd 10 help the soldiers
Members denied that the wringie
was born nf desire 90 defeat relief
legislation. the opinion being general
that some measure would be adopted
after an interests had been heard. 4
IL required daily meetings Tor month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
Buy The Stockyards,
Is Atwood's Advice
To The Cattlemen

TUCSON, Arlz. March 2.--"Buy the
siocktnrds" was tho advice John n.
Atwood special assistant 10 Attor-
ney General Palmer and speaking
Tor the lnttcr's engagement. gave the
members Of the Panhandle and
Southwestern Stockmen's association
this morning when he delivered an
address at the first session OF THREE
day convention.
Judge Atwood in explaining that
his mission was ouicially to explain
for the government the settlement OF
the suit against the big five packers
declared 10 would restore competition
and pry the packers loose from their
control OF ,iaf lines OF merchandising.
he specifically urged that a corpora
ton be formed among the crttlemcn
OF the southwest TO buy the Fort
Worth aud Kansas city yards
over 5000 delegates from Okla
homn. Texas. Arizona ana New Mex
leo comprise the bulk OF the attend
nnce al the convention. President
Briu in opening the convention In
dicutcd the necessity In his view that
steps shall be taken 10 raise low
market which he secs despite the de-
crease Ia the meat animals on hoof
throughout the world. Zach Lamar
cobb of ~ paso was the other
speaker OF the morning and urged
Americanism and resistance TO radi-
callsm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
Another Juror Needed
In The Wootton Trial

TOMBSTON h. Aria, March THE
jury for the trial OF Harry y Wootton.
hrst defendant 90 go ON trial charged
with kidnapping iu connection with the
Bishcc dcportntiuns. completed yes
ttrdny lacked one man this morning
when Juror q. O.. Burnett Tought out
Judge Samuel l.. rattcc and sid he
hau opinions thut would prevent him
from acting impnrtinllN iu the ease.
Judge ruttee called the attorneys 20
his chambers and Burnett was cN-
cuscd Another Ncnlre of ybn names
was ordered drawn Co report here
Thursday afternoon 90 obtain the
twonty-tourth iuNman necessary bee
fore procmptory challenges can lo
evoked.
Payment Of A. 4. Worsley, retained
us special prosecutor 60 conduct the
cnsts when County Attorney Robert
\. French herutuc 90 and had 90 leave
the case. WIS the Auhje,t uf wurui
argument before tho county supDr-
Niaois this morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
NATION WANTS
TRAINING LAW,
PERSH|NG SAYS
General Tells OF Obser-
vations In 3 Months
Tour OF Country

WASIiNGTON. March 2.-Rctcn-
tinn OF sufficient war time posts and
war plants 10 permit rapid expansion
OF the army and resumption of pro-
duction OF war materials nj fun capac-
ity viii be- recommended hy General
pcrshinr. he indicated today on his
return to Washington after three
months tour Of inspection of camps
cautonments and supply dcpots over
the country
The generals fan report Co Secrc-
tary Baker probably will be made
within ten days
There is strong sentiment through
out the country iu favor of universal
service uf some sort General pcrsh-
ing said. based ON recognition Of tho
benefit 10 the men themselves and
also on the fear that Eve might not
have allies Co hold the line for US In
the next war"
American citizenship b. sound to
The core" the general said. Il was
impressed with the wave Of Amcri-
oanism which is sweeping over the
country
General Pershing said be- had not
talked politics "tD u single person
ON h,s "trip and b. not talking politics
now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
Seven Lives Lost
In a Shipwreck

HALIFAX. y s.. March O. Seven
lives are believed Geo have been lost
when the crew ol the i.rtlaId liner
Bohemian abandoned thoir ship as slo
wua breaking up uu the Sambrp ledge
this morning Sry,tul othDrs were in-
iurod
The ship which wIF bound from
Bustcn Goo taN,rp. .ul ran aground Ice "a
binding storm while cndDuNuring Co
put into HtlIuN hufuor carly NvstDr-
d1N morning SINt,-four passengers
were taken of Boo Itoty iu the morn
inr. but most uf the i2O momhcrs Of
tho crow rcmInod ON board an day
AZ O'Clock ,hia morning 10 was do
Cided to abandon her. Three boats got
uwuy safely hut the remainder Of the
men were unable Co tako 10 the boats,
according 10 reports received here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
Coal Miner Slain
At Trinidad, Colo,

TRINIDAD. Colo, March g.
Sherin and coroner are today en-
gnFsd IN an Investigation nto the
death of Tom poriui, am italian ccal
miner. whose body Nas found in "a
pool OF blood In the kitchen OF his
house st HcluEun late yesterday.
Purini had been killed some timc
Sunday ~ b. thought The back OF
his skull had been crushed, evidently
boy some heavy instrument and deep
gb es in his indicated ne had also
been struck with q miners pick
Authorities believe that robbery
was the motive for the killing as
pof.li is said tu have been cngugcd
600 the making and selling Of liquor.
Fifteen gallons oi home made beer,
boz lytucs were found ut the place In
whi'l tho body WAS and "a large
quantity OF corn mash ana hops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
LABOR CANDIDATE
FOR SEATTLE MAYOR
His Opponent In T oday s
Election Is Former
Army Major

SEATTLE WASH. March -
Seattle voters today are voting to
elect as mayor either Hugh NJ. Cald-
well. attorney nnd former army ma
jor, or James Duncan, secretary ~
the Central Labor council and one
Of the leaders OF the general strike
here last year.
Duncan and Caldwell were nom-
mated aJ prih. ~ election Fcbru-
AIRY ~ Ht which Mayor e.. B Fitz-
gerald. candidate FOR recollection. was
eliminated Fitzgeruld wua ole Ham
sons choice Tor mayor when be- re-
signed last september as chief cNecu-
tive OF the city.
Campaign speakers have thrown
charges OF radicalism at Duncan.
pointing out that ho has the lndorHe-
mcnt of the triple Alliance. alleged
radical political organization.
Caldwell was corporation counsel
here until no resigned, during the
war to enter the army. lie served
in the Intelligence department at
Washington. Caldwell. In his final
nghL received the support OF Mayor
Fitzgerald.
Promises TO investigate deal IN
which the city Of Seattle paid flb,-
among Caldwelfs election pledges
lie has charged that tho city did not
get fun value. The sale was made
while Hanson was mayor.
Duncan has promised, if elected. "a
ondoavor to bring all tho factions ln
the city together. lie has advocated
the organization OF unions by police
mon and fircmen. Duncan, whc
came TO America from scotland, hi,
birthplace. as a steamship engineer
is "a former president OF the Ma
chiniats union.
Ten candidates viii go before th'
voters March aH candidates Tor fv'
| posts on the city council. -Four o
I the ton are ON the TriplS Allianc'
] uHuHn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
Palmer Enters Race
For The Presidency
., r.s .,.oe,.rs- -.ss.

ATLANTA Ga.. March Attorney
General Palmer last night formally
announced be- candidacy Tor the d"m-
ocratc nomination ior president iu "a
telegram go lirtw D. Gardner. Sec
rotary Of tho Georgia state democratic
committee.
The telegram from Mr.. Palmer snid'
20 understand that Wy friends hay"
entered my name iu tho presidential
primaries. o. tnc democrats pf Georgia
see nt To select mo aa their choice ]
shall receive the honor with lgp ape
probation. ! deem It highly toii1ort-
ant that the democrats OF Georgia
should have the opportunity 20 direct
IS pass upon the record made nN th"
present administration. The cnudi-
dacy ot one who supports that record
presents that opportunity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02

Speaking at the Wilson D1y mass
meeting az tuopyr Union, oct 2A.
i9lS, colby rillculod lsuu-sNrlta ate
tack upon the Wilson Mexican policy.
and said.
"Ii,UidcS bcing mightN hunt-
or the colonel T. u mighty eater.
lie n an eater oI words aud has
a rcnarknblo appetite for hts
avn words ~ q regular article uf
dict.
- have bCru to s.cNico trn
times. and am for Wilson's
policy Inter, cntionl from
Whnt ! Lnnw, I don't tidnk the
colonel or Hughes have b,.rn
thcrv, hut that's not necessary
for the colonel M hc nerds tu
solve any problem = a stoiog-
raphcr!"
Ireland.
Colby speaking a. the mass mcct
ing held hy tho Sons of Free Ire.
land in Carnegie Hall, after tho Dub
I'm revolt May l5, 1915, said
The names or the murt>rS
are written un the impcri-hnhic
scroll Of human remembrance ~
NotiNc offerings uT human life un
the altar uf freedom
llU added iuai nc dld not see any
difference between the visit Of Sil
Roger easement To- Germany and th'
Nlsit of Bcniamin Franklin 60 parh
al tho time ut the revolution 10 &c
aid Co the American colonies.
ON Jan. g. 1919. colby preside,
al tho meeting addressed by Mrs
shechy SkenirEtou. NJ Carnegie Hall
and said that he was convinced tina
as fls carried hor muiv through thi
country. 10 would change the though
and feeunr of Americans regarding
he British conditions iu Ireland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
THEY SABE HCL
IN CHINA NOW

aeFcfAt 70 fHf arnAtu
SHANGHAI March s.-soe Parts
and die.
Thus ran the copy book maxim
drilled into us whcn sponCerian was
In vogue.
But the modern version o.:
See Shanghai. Paris OF the Orient.
and siarNo to death.
Hurken unto these few mtic want
ads from Shanghai newspaper. \
real newspaper. by the way inCor-
porntcd In Delaware ana with an
American stan
Young American woman. scc-
Tctnta and expert -tcnOgrnpilcr,
desires position with an Amer
lean firm. salary, Mcxicnn $3.50
month
BE II noted that nm American gold
dollar Is worth about - cents tn
Mexican money
Says q second
500 Ht.M MID AdNtfIi-cr
will pay 500 b1nus for suitable
small house. furnished or un-
Furnished. WIN lease for long
period.
Then comes tho rent problem,
which I'm the United States b. anna
teurish beside the China situation.
Witness;
10 LET, FIRNISHED-Ior
uinO months u siN-rpom house
Modern "onN rnicnCc-. suitable
fir married. couple or two bach
ciors. Tncis $50 the month.
4 iael Is worth Si.C6 in American
money. The modest advertiser is
askinH only about sil2.50 month or
$3.50 year for his cottage.
The i e. OF T.. has hit the erst-
while FloWcry Kingdom
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
BREAK IN
ADRIATIC' POLICY
Italian And Jugo-Slavia
Premiers Terminate
Negotiations

WASH NGTON March Ncws
from London that negotiations hc-
tween tho promlcrs Of Italy ana lugo-
slayiH FOR direct settlement 10 the
AtriutiC luesticn had come Co sud-
den end caused surprise here.
u b. understood that tlU ending Of
tho uHt-u'lafiuuh resulted from luo
publication lu London ~ special
Washington dispatch saving that
Irr-iIruf Wilson wuld reflect thp in.
NItuuu uf the rrif-h and Frrnrn
premiere 'nlI Do, ip'u tH'u iu IuNi.n'
IHIN tnU lurH-SluNu Poo begin mcgee
ugtura IuuEIus tu u settlement
Th, pr.-'Iru'H r'UIN fu '0' l'r'sn
aud French premiere now .H H"irf
prDuIr,U ruf there has Nrru uu .Ius
nation as fu what b. will Do"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
Strike OF Railway y
Men In France Ends

PARIS, Mgrch 2.--Thc strike of
railway mon throughout France WAS
settled last night on the following
points:
viii be respected throughout the rail-
road systems OF France, The railroad
men accept arbitration on points not
as yet settled and an immediate study
OF future rules OF railroads will be be-
gun The companies will not pay
wages 10 the men for the time lost
during the strike, but disciplinary
penalties for non resumption OF Wor'c
after the men had been summoned
viii he cancelled. Directors of coni-
panies Will revise other penalties IN
the spirit of justice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
FOUR influences MAY OPPOSE
CONFIRMATION OF Mr.. COLBY

WASHINGTON o. e. March g.
Bniunrdgo colby. newly appointed
secretary Of state, may be- opposed
for confirmation by four powerful
They are the G.. - T.. old
luurl. prunihiliuuistS. MoNirtn Inter
Ncntluuisis and the british foreign
office.
Politics.
CoIhy npp,l uld guard rrpuhli-
cuus boz u letter 10 Vance Mccormick.
muuugyr ur Wilson's cIWpuign In
1910 when hn wrote, Aug. ~ COM
m,utius up Charles g. Hughes clndi-
dHgN thus.
What business u progressive
has In such COMPANY ~ this I
cannot Tor the life uf nc. sec.
They tthr p'puhliVHn~) are the
pickCt~ aud monitors Of pttNi-
lcgc. ~ hr Oiughr-l were
ci,Ctci thcy would rupc him and
tie him ~ thcN lid when hc was
governor In Allsny, Tsiicing
linn tu plaintiNc tutiiitN.
In the republican party the
rcnCtionarir- are la the u~tsu-
dent. Thtb dominate the party
giving tu Il thrir character and
fratup-~. II T. the party uT rr-
action and prugrcssi,c~ whu have
aliicd themselves with II are the
most un.'rtunntc ut dupc-.
There urs' Of course, reactions
az, rlcmtl,ts Ia a." democratic
party hat they nrc, at
Lhc worst only rctnrdntiun
and drag upon the steady, for
ward push which the president
II ",Hiutalning.
Prohibition.
Before the sruut, arricultuwl
rummIItpp. juno o. 1918. colby
urged elimination of the Jones none
ul," amendment 'rpm thv emergency
food hil llr said.
= come to you from the
United states shipping board Z"
place ut YOUR -rrNirc Hn opinion
which hns bts'u NcrN dClibcrutclN
aud duitr unanimously arrived
~ H. tu the Cnu,t upon tie Nlup-
piug board uf this proposed lcgi
i-.Htiun n II the firm hcli"t. "l
t'tr men tu whom the nlth
Stntr- has entrusted the great
task uT building uuf trgpp ships
aud uur merchant marine That
this lcgi~lnuon viii produce
widr-prrnd di-anr,tiuu among
muk~ uf tho -hipw worhcr~ and
vim result he u NaN great di-
miuutinu at uur tonnage output
THIS h not a iopd cnnscrNn-
ton utra-ur'. 1hc sponsors ot
this LEGISLATION may cniitlc u
conservation measure. hut thoN
Hrc tor ID because u u u pr"hi-
bItinn mtn.strr. Thr Iuod tnn-
srr,ntiuu department uf the guN-
crnmrnt has not pronounced
thi~ Irui-lntiun necessity, nnd
undH u duC-. the public will NJ
rnr,i this IN H. true guisc. ns an
tin1 tu advance the prohibition
iluutits.
.rla rTA of the world today n
not Tor tcctotalcrs, but Tor
fighters" .--
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
Predicts Dirigibles
Will Garry Travellers

NEW YORK, March 2.--Colonci
William NJ. Hanaley Jr,, the American
aviation officer who flow 10 England
last July ON the British dirigiblo R-34,
returned to the United states on tho
transport Northern Pacinc.
Colonel Henslcy predicted dirigiblea
would be an important means ot
travel lie wes impressed by the COM
fort OF Journeys In aircraft. II soon
will he possible he believes, 10 leave
Chicago In the afternoon end land In
Cuba the next day.
The Germans have two air lines
running from Berlin" Colonel Hens
10y said, "one 20 stockholm and tho
other to Berne. These airships havo
carried 10000 passenge.s without ac-
cidont"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
Says Navy Can Keep
Up Wireless Service

WASHINGTON March lh'
navy can continue its wireless trans
mission of cummercihl,and press moe
sages without special legislation =.
r. ChamhCrlun commissioner OF NV
p,tion. said today before the house
merchant marine committee. Tie dis
agreed with 90, navy department ln-
terpretation of The radio law ot l'l.
that the service must be- abandoned
now that private stations have h"rh
returned 10 their owners for opera
iiou. ---....