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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-29

sions reached In his answer to the APP
peal follow In part:
This case Is without precedent IN
jurisprudence. ....
1T Is without warrant by tho con
atltution OF Nevada, by statute, by
the common law or by judicial inter
probation.
Official power and authority must
he found in the law. They cannot BE-
usurped
NO language can be found In any
law that can he tortured into giving
excuse for this attitude of the attor'
rey general.
III Nevada had contemplated be
coming party in the form OF plain
tin or defendant, or plaintiff against
plaintiff and defendant, In divorce OF
any other action, the state, through
her people or her legislature would
have articulated her purpose
II Nevada had intended that hcI
established courts were not TO be tn
sole dispenser of justice but that TIL
attorney general was TO be a super
court -uNeTTulluS JuulClll uetpfmlnd
tons, disturbing the orderly adminis
. ,ration Of Justice and harrasging Iii
gants-it surely would have so said
Nevada has expressed herself IL
her laws as to the authority OF he
courts and the authority OF other OF
flcials. She has given no power L
! attorneys general such as the pres
ent attorney general has invested
What the people have not given t
| him the attorney general cannot apprc
pirate to himself.
l The recognition Of that which tn
people have not authorized would dc
moralize and destroy judicial proceed
i, ure and end orderly government,
mo instance can be cited wher
such an attempted seizure OF author
! ity has been tolerated by any Amer
can state, nor can any case be cite
in any country governed by the CON
mon law.
The substitution of government b.
official prejudices and caprice for gov
eminent by law means oppression an,
tyranny. In this instance the cour
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-29

one thousand people gathered at
ST. Patrick's nall last night to attend
the opening night of the Spanish
Fair" which the ladies' OF St. Pat
Tiok's church are holding there. the
hall presents a very attractive sight
decorated with streamers or red
white and blue paper Eleven DoQths
ar, placed around the walls OF the
large hall. and decorated with var
ious color schemes. Sun flowers are
used very attractively to decorate
the candy booth, while the married
wonens booth is decorated in laven-
der. The single women of the church
church have very pretty booth,
which Is decorated in pink. The
guests thoroughly enjoyed them
selves during the evening Miss Bea-
trice de Phillip entertained them
WITH a solo dance. June Time" Just
before the dancing started. AT 9:SO
o'clock the orchestra began playing
and a large number OF young people
canced antil midnight. The affair
was very successful and the booths
did n big business during the even.
ing.
This afterr Don n large number or
ladies gathered at the hall to attend
the euchre and 500 party. Tonight
| the regular fal amusements Will be
emo, ed acair. and Edward Dryer will
| give d program Of solo dances The
dancing will start at $50. The fair
will come to a close tomorrow night.
Sc +
The dancing party given by the
members of the Knights of Column
1us last night in their home on La
| Sale street was one OF the most
successful entertainments which has
been held in the new club house. A
six piece orchestra furnished music
from 8 to ~ o'clock, and the large
number OF guests who gathered to
attend the party enjoyed every min
ute OF tho time. Serpentine stream.
ers were distributed among the
guests and we're thrown on the dance
floor, making very attractive sight,
and adding greatly to the amuse.
ment OF the evening.
A free dancing party will be held
at the coliseum in Sandwich Thurs.
day night. This free party is given
to the patrons of the coliseum, who
have supported the Thursday night
dances which have been held all sea-
son, in such loyal fashion. A large
number of Ottawa people have been
attending these dances. 1t is ex-
nected that about 500 couples will
be present at the dance Thursday.
Mrs. A. S. Ross and Miss Helen
Hodkinson will entertain with a
small informal party tonight at the
, formers home at the corner OF Wash
: ington and Guion streets.
rs s%Hss .ts + 81.
Mrs. Harold Parsons will entertain
the members of her Bunco Club to
night at her home at the corner oil
Guthrie and Center streets. Twelve
guests will be in attendance.
Miss Mary Brown will entertain a
number OF young ladies at an in
, formal party tonight at the home Of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. w. J
Brown. 642 Christie street.
+ I. 3
Y Mrs. Charles w. Irion and Mrs
+ Charles Sumner Cullen have issued
/ invitations for luncheon which will
: be held on Saturday at the formers
a home on Congress street.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-29
MIKE SANTUCCI BACK
AT HIS OLD STAND

Michael Santucci. who left Ottawa
nine months ago for visit to Italy.
has returned home and has again
taken charge OF his shoe repairing
shop at 221 West Madison street.
While Mr.. Santucci was away James
Nywelius conducted the shop. He
will continue working for Mr.. San
tuoci.
While in Italy Mr.. Santucci was
married to boyhood sweetheart.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-29

Is without precedent and. without war
rant In law and against public, policy
and we respectively say that II 70 the
duty of the honorable court 70 affirm
the orders OF the court below OF dis
miss the appeal II the orders made
are not appealable,' Ut
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-29
Tennis Is Ancient Game.

Tennis dates back to the halcyou
DAYS of Rome and Athens, but Il was
IN the Fourteenth century In France
that rules were made for II, II was
then known as "La Boude" and played
mainly By the wealthy and the noble.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-29
Land of Monks,

According 10 Archibald Little,
monks constitute one-tfird OF the total
'''Hl'Sn ,ale population Of Tibet.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25
DIN PATRIE

Dl general Traian Mosoiu, fost
ministru de razboiu in guvernul
Vaida, . plecat ieri din Oradea-
Mare in Basarabia, unde . fost
mutat. Gu ocaEia plccarii, 0 mul.
time imensa de cet6teni, in frun;
te Gu autoritatile si Episcopul
Ciopgariu, au adns olnagiul de
recnnostinta bravsalui general, q,
re. Gel dintai i fntrat ia Oradea.
Mare. I-s'a oferit IA banchet, iar'
Consiliul Communal IN at IN por.
|tret lucrat n plsiU. Un alt bans
|ehet ~ Dat elItelii a eir1te
fos4slni aor eo Z I|iII ,s II Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25

stii Gu precisiune ca el va ii ad-
vocatul lcelor din urma contra
celor dintaiu. Ar Fl Gu adevarat
surprinzator contrariul, atat de
surprinzator incat putini prieteni
ce ii va. mai fl avand ar Fl in
drept sd Sc intrebe Gu grije, daci
.nu s'a stricat ceva din mecanis-
mul intern al sufletului d-lui Take
IOnescu3
Daca vorba de bogatiile ta-
rel, ele nu pot decat sd serveasca
la inavutirca strainilor. Asa inte-
lege dl Take Ionescu.
Daca e vorba de pamantul ta-
rel, el poate Fl - in caz de litigiu
- cedat strainilor. Asa simte dl
Take Ionescu.
Lar dacd Sc discuta pana unde
Sd mearga exproprierea, - Sc de-
eide ca ca nu poate atinge sacro-
sanctele patrimonii straine. Asa
are interes dl Take Ionescu Sd
sustina.
E intrebarea, fnsa, daca opinis
publica nu = ajuns II momentul
Sd sc 1ntrebe pana cand dl Take
Ionescu, va sbuza de r&bdares ei
| 81 pana unde vor merge concep
title unui advocat &c nici odata
nu pledeaza de cst cauzele strsi
nilor, contra intereselor roma
neStii
'Viitorul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25
CUM VA DA AMERI.
CA AJITOR
RUSIEI?

Washington, 25 Julie. Fri =
pnblicat ministrul Hoover 0 ca
blogram4 trimisa Ia Petrograd
scriitorului Maxim Cork prin
care i-se fac6 cunoscut ca guver-
nun GtAteler Unite nu poate tri-
mite. sjnt0r Rusiei pana atamci
p6n1 cknd americana detinuti nu
vcr h lksati pc picior liber u
transpsrteti n statele Unite.
'Eu an cetit Gu mare emotiu-
ne spelul D-voastrf pentru sju-
torarea 3Qpiilor bari NOR de
foame. Pop0rul american 9 gaia
81 saF6 intr'ajutor ,dsr numai cl
conditia - cetatenii americani
p,ri slnt dstinuti prin temnite,
= 40 pssgi ediat pe picicr liner.
Odan aeeesta conditie inplinita,
stoats orsalt eatiile de ajutossre
,tlpe elScsre ain Statels Unite
Sol ekri jnfr ajutord a6estor "a.
pik q 5 esndi ditie eel g,aye1nul
MI ~ oblige IS N frn'
lybiIG 1a ~ oIslI M ns' l,lcll ilspattial
u fg " Y IN IN slnw .o~ns n w. w
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25

Uni,tstea no4strd intotdeauna a
recunoscut ms88;tele acelora carl an
muncit Gu crsdintd 81 deuotament
pentru innaixtt.rea ei 81 caAza ro-
mdneascd de pe qceste plaiuri, re-
pldtind, dap6 posibilitate, buna-
rointd 81 qbntqptia pusd IN serui-
ciiIe Ell.
Unul diatse Ssi earl az luptat
spsntrs 4iaiei - nosstre
"a fost 81 Awv~S Crdciun, "Mosui,'' z
care apul trscat s'o reinapoiat IN
tGrd., Find IN Mai n,ulte rinduri
in serriciul UniMsei, bdtrdnut si-a
indeplinit datoriata cu credintd 81
decotansest, 81 nu nxn.ai cdnd era
salariSat, dur an tot .tinspul 81 ori 81
unde seo G}Sa, contribute, cu'muncd
lui la bMnMJ n,ers al s0cietdtitOr.
Gu prilejM odundrW generate
din dmMI acesta b6trdnul si-a adu.
.aminte de MOI 81 de organizatia
noastrd cdrei ia trot propdsire 81
snaintare, 81 delegatV ludnd la CT
nOstintd cd 81 acNm e cdlduzit de a.
celeasi sentimente fatd de Uniumt
i-aw trims bdtrdnulai cdtevG CO..
Uinte dim imin,d 81 Wn MIC dar, ca
re sperdns cd "a bMcMrG pc bdtrd-
nal luptdt0r al caMzei noostre.
CARABUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25

Gel MAI BOGAT 81 NAL MARE TE

British Columbia, provincia de pc coasta Pacifca a Do
mnune Canadei in curnd deven tara cea mai produca
toare de petrol de continent revouionnd in masur
mare ndustra petroului.
Sc svonea de multi ca in partea de nord acesei prov
Gil sun erenur pertofere pc la sfirsul anuui
spunea ca Imperial Oil Comp, subsdara lu Standard OIL
ncepu a puuri ace ertor fapt in urma
d fost desmntit.
Pc la sfsul ui Decembre trecut catva negustor frun
asl DIN North West forma sndcat scopul
cercear sa afe daca zvonure teeu 81 in aceas
mp 81 guvernul Domniunei devent nteresa in 81
mpreuna guvernul sncatu decis sa angaieze u ex
pert 81 fOs aflat in persoana du Howard Coley din
Dawson, Alaska, trait mai multi ami in Vancouver omu
cunosea tara au nsarcnat cercearea svonuror
Dupa caatorie 81 cercetare de aproape sapte luni Col
ley s'a renapoiat incununat de 0 isbanda stralucta
Dansu aflat erenur perolifere bogate in nordu pro-
vlncei sOndat penru sncat 4O de 81 pentr
vernu Doinune eren de 100 mile pe 60 de mile erenur
dupa anata ui sunt foarte bogate 81 cele mari
continental acesta ncuzand erenure petrofere din
Mexico.
Colley in raportu sau zice petroul curge adanc
de $40 jos della suprafaa pamantuu pc unghu
de 20 grade de maul drep al ruu pc distanta de 80 mile
Terenul ua pc ambee par Rulu Mackenzie foarte
poate afa petrol la dsana mai deparata de riu
Mai departe Coley afma Imperial Oil Comp opereaza un
put caru adancime are char 900 81 din
pc ri 1,5OO de butoaie. m
Coley afrma eel mai bogat ertor de petrol din
avu ocaza pana 81 ca canai enorme de-
carbuni. "
Insoorii lui David McCrae Charles Mcdonald 81 Wal,
ter Mcurphy tot prospecori renumt sau petrecut
vaa i'll cautare de argnt in Alaska confrma cee
portae de Coey pecat la Ottawa depuna raportu
despe cercetare sale in unga expedite $50 mile n Tara
Nimanu locuit de ndgeni carl ocupa vinatu une
mpu ieei teomeru sd coboara sub 80 grade sub
Autoratile canadene 81 TRIMS trupe pazeasca
ritOrul de prospectOri neaut0rizat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25
Ffanta 81 Anglia de acord
VOR TRIMITE TRUPE IN SILESIA
-. .>
MUNCITORI DIN DANZIC
PROTESTEAZA

PARIS "a Iulie-Azi dspa smiaz s'a auns la acord
inre Fanta 81 Britannia referor Ia chesa slesana Acordu
ga facut nunai dupa schmbarea mai multor elegrame
Premierul Briand-precum anunta-va consnt ca sd
consul prin milocul cee dntai sap
tamani din luna August Ell mai nsisa pc langa trimte
expertilor in Silesia
aatue Frane in catre Gemana aceasta sd per-
a recerea trupeor aae sunt OBSTINATE penru Sesia
-prin Germania.
Gu ocaziunea ei ntreveder avuta 1ntre Sir Milne Chee
ham, nsarcinatu aacere britane in Paris, 81 Philippe
eheo secrearul general la minsterul de extene aa
ca Frana doreste sa emneze dvergnee dntre cee
doua aceste dvergne sar putut expoata de Ger
mania
Franta nsista pc anga rmiterea trupelor in Sesa
Britannia intervna pc anga guvernu german
perma trecerea trupeor prn Germana Ambasadoru Fran
tel in Berlin fost informal er prn dr. Friedrich Rosen mi
stru de externe al Germane ca parerea guvernuu ger
ei dvz de armata franceza prn
mania rebue sd e petonata de cee te puter carl
ata de ocupate in Sesia numa de guvernul fancez.
PARIS, "a Iue-In refuzarii Germanei ca trupe
reparatvele pentru mterea divzei prn Antwerpen 81
Danzig.
Sc anunfS insa din Berlin Cd nniune mnnctores din
Danzg orit in mod unam sd proteseze contra re
cer dvize ancez prn Danzg 81 sd nceeze lucru La port
atunc cand sos divizia.
Comsarul englez generaul Nayking fost nstintat de
un despre acese hotarr 81 fost rgat sd faca tot
sibilul sd previna debarcarea trupelor aif
Paramentu din Danzg hotrit sa faca protest la
l4ga Natiunilor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25
AU SOSIT
LACUSTELE

LANCASTER, Is Iulie. - La
custele carl anunta gerul au sosit
deja. Ele- Isl fac aparenta de re-
gula GU 0 luna inainte de venirea
gerului.
Gel carl profetesc vremea dupa
obiceiul vechiu, spun Cd aparenta
lor Gel mai bun indiciu pentru So
sirea gerului. Gel carl doresc pu-
tina schimbare de temperature, sa
nu despereze, lacustele au sosit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25
LISTA DE SUBSCRIPTIE
DEsCHISA DE- UNIUNEA s. &. 4. 81 ZIARUI. AMERICA,
p1NTRU UNIvEkaITATEA P0PULARA NIC0LAl
To1oA Ia vxLENu De MUNTE

sa do subscrps % incds in sua de II septemrie 1921
Suma prccedenta ...... $536OO
T. g. Soldatu, Woonsocket r. RL.................. 2OO
Dumitru Popescu Cleveland, Ohio ZOO
Valerie PQpescu, Indiana .HarbOr Ind. d0na in s
mentul cand sa hoarit coecta dar tinut darul i
.s iui Is e publice mai tarziu 50o
Total ........$ $4,000
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25
IratatuI. Gu ungaria|

PARIS, % Iulie,- In ziua de rs
Iulie sc va face schimbul de ira
tatele ratificate intre puterile ALA
te 81 representantul guvernului un-
guresc in palatul ministerului afa-
cerilor externe din Paris. Ince-
pand Gu ziua aceea starea de pace
va Fl efectiva intre Ungaria 81 a.
liati.
Guvernul unguresc declarat ca
armata ungureasca redusa deja
Ia numarul de $1,000 oameni. (Gu-
vernul unguresc s'a grabit Gu de-
clararea aceasta ca sa previna tri-
miterea unei comisii interaliate de
control, care ar vedea ca intr 'ade-
var armata ingureasca e GU mutt
mai mare 81 decat ceea a Statelor
Unite.-N. R.)
Consiliul ambasadOrilOr a hOta-
rit ca Ungaria sd predea Austriei
cele trei comitate Gu populate ger
mana. Predarea Sc va face pro-
babil in primele zile ale lui Au-
gust. Ungaria cerut ca in pri-
vinta aceasta sd Sc dea vote ca sd
trateze direct Gu guvernul austriac
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25
TURCII RESPINSI
DE CRECI


ATENA, 25 Iulie. - Ofenaiva
constantiniana facuta contra turci-
lor aproape de fine. Turcii ba.
tuti nu stunt in stare sd sc reculea.
ga 81 nu, mai au speranta sd resiste
grecilor.
Grecii si-au consolidat positia de-
alungul liniei Constantinopol-K -Ko'
MIA. Aceasta consolidare isoleaza
pc turci 81 ii tale de pstru districte
Konia, Angora, Ismid 81 Constan.
tinopol.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25
U. s. r. A..
co N U NIcAT.

Mr.. 1524-921
Onoratele Socistati membre in
Uniunea Societ&tilor Romano de
Ajutor si Cultura din America,
sunt rugate : lua b cunostinfa
acest Circular, 81 . 80 acomoda
conform lui.
/. Gu prima August, Oficiul
secretarului general 90 Va muta
Ia Youngstown, Ohio, lar toate
scrisorile, Conspectele 81 tot ce
se tine de Oficiul secretarial se
vor adresa d-lui George Marhao
;ecrstar general pe adresa care
Q va inainta Ia timp, sau Q va CO.
munica prin xiar.
2. Checurile pentru bani Sc vof
face pc numele Uniunei Soc. R9.
mSne Americana, platibile Ia pla.
tirea casurilor, precum yi cele
pentru comsnxi, CO Statute, Bo-
toni Istoria Americei, Diplom@,
:. .. Ia secretariatul general.
8. Gu inceperee din luna Au.
gust co&isatia Ia Uniune Va ii in
loo dc soc cat . fost in trecut
numai 46c Taxa. de inscriere, di.
plome 3. q. sunt tot cele vechi.
4. Socist&tils care datoreas& pe
statute, Botoni ;. sunt rugats ca
pentru : putea dA IN, pEiMpiire Ia
noul secretar in, tunA r1g1lA q
pan4 IL / August - schits, ase
mensa - achite q din repartitii
3: Toats scrisorile refsritoars
q sscretariat pan4 Il / Augus1
u % adrssess tot % adrssa W
che Il Alliance, Ohio.
6. Decisiunile luate ca aduna
|rss gsnsra1 si Ia care uncle So
cist2f san msmbri astsapt4 re
solvarse, % vor face dc cxtre %
crstsriatul vschfu in csl mai souri,
timp posibil iar Procesul vsrb&
Il adun&rei . TRIMS dsja II tiper
care indat6 . W Il tip6rit - "
,,trimits socistkailor.
Il spsrant& q onoratsla eoois
~ vor Ina II ounpgtint2 csle d
mai sus, ssmnag O. fEStsascx dra
eeats. ,aoa .t,iasars !,
Alliance o. q Inlis 1o21.
IoAlg n. &U1ANx
seorstar general
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25
Alliance Q. q .Inlis 1o21.
IoAN n. 4UTANx
seorstar general
EROU DE SASE AM

SUDBURY, Ont, IS Iulie.
Robbie Brown, de saae ami, 9 con
siderst de erou u a. astfel . fost
inmOr rmintat 81 msre pompa. El
= scalda cn tatal sau intr 'un rfu,
peodata vede cxstst1l ~ - inca.
" oind = akrl sslysse, ~ arun.
Az I. \ aupi u = - narit anabi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-25
Advoetd SdahlM IN
TcfoTula agTaTa

legei agrare "a intamplat un fapt
Characteristic, care este menit a
arata 81 mai luminos cum inteleg
unii din barbatii politici al aces
tel tari sd apere interesele roma
nesti.
I'm domn deputat q propus un
amendament prin care erau scu-
tite de expropriere pamanturile
absenteistilor 81 ale strainilor.
Cum scopul tuturor celor eel
stu ce vor in cl1estia agrara, este
a da cat mai multapamant sateni-
lor, dintr'un prisos ce nu vataml
interesele Statului, sau ale unora
din institutiile carl ele insele SER
vesc aceste interese; cum tOti,
repetam, sc ocupa de a gasi cat
mai multi pamant de impartit, era
firesc ca acest amendment sd
nu primeasca aprobarea guvernu-
lui. Oar asa ar fl fost, daca pc
,banca ministeriala nu s'ar Fl
gasit un aparator totdeauna
treaz, am putea zice un advo-
cat din oficiu - al cauzei straini-
slor, care Sd sustina acest amenda-
ment ce concorda atat de bine Gu
intreaga d-sale politica, - Gu ne
norocita d-sale politna.
Oar ceeace trebuia sd opreasca
Parlamentul sd admita amenda-
mentul scssts RESTRICTIVE, era ceva
mai multi de eat consideratiunilc
utilitare ce motivau respingefea
lui, cat 81 textul insuSi al Consti-
tutiei de la Iasi, care reguleaza
intreaga legiuire de acum in che
sta agrara.
Ce spune insa, textul Constitu-
tiei de la Iasi? Ca toate paman-
turtle cultivabile sunt supuse ex-
|proprierei, fara rezerva strainilor.
La acest text de lege, dl Take
Ionescu, raspunde ca ell Sc poate
interpreta dupa caprieiul celui
insarcinat a aplica textul Consti.
tutiei. Marturisim ca pentru pri-
ma CARA ne-a fost dat sd auzim
CD limitele interpretarei unui
text de lege pot fl atat de largi,
in cat ingadue' calcarea insasi a
legei! -, &,
MOI credeaMxeT sinterpretarea
nu poate Fl de eat o stoarcere din
tr' 'un text a consecintelor sau q
sensului adevarat,os dar nu .un
mijl6cI de q eluda fats prevede-
file leafegeinCum dl Take Ionescl
Feste advocat Gu reputatie, rama
ne ca clientii d-sale sal apre-
cieze iscusinta, - dar ceea ce este
mai presus de profesiunea d-lul
ministru de externe, sunt intere-
sele tarii. Aceste interese nu pot
gasi apararea lor in ''interpreta,
rile" d-lui Take Ionescu. Aceste
interese nu pot fl multumite cand
Sc intrebuinteaza sofisme de To-
gicd, cum urmatorul: Intru cat
Statul este lichidatorul averei
strainilor, el poate sd faca orice
va vol Gu averea lor, - char sd
leo inapoeze sub 0 forma sAu
alta, cum s'a petrecut in cazul
averei Topali. Aceste sofisme nj
lpot sfhce de cat Ia prcjudicierel
intereselor noastre nationsaes
j Oar nu putem totusi Sd nu il
scriem ca titlu de document |,
bogatul dosar al d-fui Take 10
nescu 81 aceasta noua caldG inter
ventie in favoarea intereselol
strGine. Stunt oameni . carol
viat& fposte ii mai dinainte pre-
yasuta in desfasurarea ei, stat d
infiltrate in eli sunt uncle ere
dinte 81 uncle tendinte.
Il Gu al Take Ionescu nici odati
4 nv esti expus Ia surprze, - 4
Ierice prchiema care alaturS inte
eeele ronAneeti de cele strdine
IS ls ss ssS.s s rs &
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-04-22
HARTFORD MUSICIANS
 TO HAVE CARNIVAL

Hartford, April 22.-Members of the Musicians Union at meeting have per fected arrangements for big carnival to be held next month in the auditorium on Church street for the purpose of securing a new home for the union headquarters. The carnival and fair will extend over full week and will include many novel and interesting features, ac cording to the present plans. One of the leading features will be the musical pro- gram. All of the nearly 300 members ot the union will help with this part of the program, and concerts by bands and orchestras in which the various organ izations of the city will unite will be features of each evenings entertainment. There will also be vaudeville entertain ments and other features, including contest to select the most popular young lady in Hartford. The general commit tee in charge of the arrangements is William Tassillo, chairman; Louis Greenberg, secretary; and Louis Perl mutter treasurer.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-04-22
Bosses Try Coercion
 on All Outside Firms
Builders Say Laborers Wage Must Not Be More Than 35 Gents an Hour, but Are Given Setback With Jolt.

The efforts of the Master Builders Exchange to crush labor and lower wages, even while the question of wage reduction IS pending a decision of both sides to arbitrate, was we'll illustrated this week, when "out- of-toWn" con- tractors, who have secured big local jobs that evidently the local contractors could not handle, were approached by an otfl- cer of the Builders Exchange and told what the scale of pay was to be in New Haven and that the outsiders shouldn't go any higher. The interference with their business didn't please the outside firms and the representatives told the Exchange officer where he and his rules could go.
 The job is a new cue and SO far only common and building laborers are at work on it. Therefore the local ex- change attacked the laborers' wage scale first and told the outside contractor that wages for laborers in New Haven were to be no more than 5 cents an hour and not as much as that if the contractors could get away with it. In addition to that the outside firm was told that this was only a small decrease from recent prices, while the public according to a published statement of J. A. Mckay, secretary of the exchange, was told that laborers were being paid 65 and 70 cents
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The Connecticut labor news., 1921-04-22

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 allowing impartial board that the workers will thereby The eVe though the matter expected held here on Monday last took action according afterWard. When they will It nmated they would all The end of the month decide individually already there little be -