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New Britain herald., 1921-05-17

Don't buy milk that comes from un- known sources and especially at this time of year. as there is always quite q number of small dealers blossoming forth in the Spring like the wild flowers and last only n short time, then some nice day when their customers are pretty well supplied with tickets, good bye small milk man until next Spring. when he will try again.
 Better buy your milk from one whom ou know. Our milk comes from selected dairy farms and Is carefully handled and Is also pasteurixed which makes 1t . pro- duct whose purity and richness Is abso- Iuteiy unexcelled. You're safe when you use our Pnsteurized Milk,
 Quarts for $1 .00
New Britain herald., 1921-05-17

made of fine Maco yarn, in black,
 hlte and cordovan .......... 42c pair MISSES' SILK LIsLE HOSE in Eng
 sh ribbed; In black. white. beige and ordoyan. A real good value at 59c pr.
 MIsSES' FINE COTTON HOSE. in xtra fine ribbed. in black. white. cor )ovan and Russian calf. sizes 6 to To ................... 39c pair BOYS SCHOOL HOSE-NIade with linen heel and toe and double knee. kixcs 6 to II ................ 39c pair INFANTS PURE THREAD SILK
 sE. An unusual value at Q. 75c pr. CHILDREN's SOCKS.
 We arc showing \ large line of socks In regulars and three.qunrter length.
 Pinin coIors, fancy tops, striped and many novelties; in cotton, mercerized and pure thread silk. Sizes to 9'a. A large assortment. 10c, 12hc and 15c
New Britain herald., 1921-05-17

auctions to the railway labor board.
 The trainmen and conductors said they expected their officials to propose a return to the scale of wages in force prior to the railway labor board S award of July 20 1920. and it was in timated that the proposal would be rejected as it was by the firemen and epeiuemep yeSterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
PACKERS APPEAL
(Constnusd Prom Page one.)

by the government and that unless the
packers cohseut. that he exercise his
power TO place the packing house indus
try under government control and oper'
alton and publicly brand tho present
owners AMI managers Of the industry
AS a menace To the government and So
cjcty in general
Strike Warning.
strike warning appeared m the
sams resolution which instructed the
union officers TO take such action Is
Will result in unanimous and effcc-
tive resistance to return TO the ten
hour work day. wage reductions ard
other barbaric conditions that existed
prior TO 1917" unless President Hard
ing sends assurance OF action. This
resolution according to Dennis Lam,
sccretary-treaSurer OF the union, means
authorization for a strike affecting all
packing house employees OF the United
states and Canada
The decision TO appeal 10 the chief
executive was male in lengthy scs-
sion OF the executive board this after
noon. The recommendations were i'm
Immediately placed before the delegates
in general conference. A heated discus
sion followed in which the proposed
action OF the packers in reducing wages
bv approximately IL per cent and MAX
ing straight time apply for ten hours
daily instead OF eight. was unanimously
in favor of striking II the changes an
nounced by the packers are put into Ell
feet, ACCORDING to Nr. Lane. refer
cndum vote will be announced. how
ever, before the strike order can be is
sued, he said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
DOCTORS USE
CALOTAbS FOR
COLDS AND Flu
Influenza ana Grippe, Like Ordinary
Colds, Require Calotabs, the Purified
and Refined Calomel Tablets hat Are
Naussalesz, Safe and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public that
simple colds and mild cases Of influenza
often lead 70 pneumonia and other scri-
Gus complications. They say that every
cold should receive Immediate atteN' ion
and that the first step in the treatmcn;
Is to make sure that the liver IS active.
For this purpose Calotabs. the perfected,
nauscalcss calomel tablets are the sur
est. best and most agreeable laxative.
One Calotab at bed time with a swal-
low Of watcr-that's all no salts, no
nausea. and no upsetting OF the diGcs-
tion and appetite. Next morning your
cold has vanished your liver is active.
your system Is purified and refreshed
and you are feeling fine with hearty
arpctite for breakfast. Eat what you
please-no danger.
For - protection. Calotahs are sold
only IN original sealed packages price
rnirty-fve cents. All druggists recon-
mend and guarantee Calotabs and are
authorized 20 refund the price II YOU
are not delighted with them.-CAdvD
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Protests Endorsed.

Berlin. March s--prOtrsts voiced be-
for" the supreme allied council IN Lon
i"n NY pr. Walter SimOnS, foreign MN
!Si'r. and head Of the German deleGa-
tI"n 1t the PREPARATIONS conference. were
rmph:t;irilIy endorsed 10y thAnCeii"r
koustantIu" F"hr"nbaCh, who spoke be-
for" the r";ChetHg yesterday
N0rwarrtS charges that formally ana
legally. the entente has begun new
war. thus admitting the terms OF the
J"';,"" treaty ar" inadequate and demand
revision. and that the allies thus have
tudisputthiy Violated the treaty.
Suspicion is expressed IN certain
E"l frrner grip on Gcrmanys coal
even the domestic distribution. The
THEchlatt declares other routes are open
/" keep the south German industries
supplied than those guarded by the
French. 1t brands as "A childish illu-
sion what Il terms French Spccula,
ton on an ability 10 promote political
,li>iut, grafton IN southern Germany by
applying economic reprI@!S.
Another issue Of tho TaEchl1tt ais
CuSSrs possible attempt to halt coal
shipments into Switzerland. over the
Rhine route which the newspaper be-
licv"s vii! meet with an emphatic pro-
test from the Swiss government.
Commerce will succeed in devlsin6
other ways and means Of cradlnE Foch
petty customs tyranny at least as con-
Germs commodities destined for transit
-. through the occupied areas. the Ta6e-
D bl,jt says.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
King Prevented From
Going to the Scene
Of Assassination

Madrid, March s.-CBy the Associated
Press)-Prior 10 his assassination. last
night. Premier Dato had spent the en-
tire evening in the senate, where he
delivered a brief speech in the course
OF the debate in reply TO the speech
from the throne. He was ono OF the
last members OF the cabinet 10 leave
the ministerial bench.
The news Of the assassination spread
rapidly. Notwithstanding the fact that
tho last edition of tho evening papers
had been issued. Most OF the versions
OF the outrage were to the effect that
the premier had been slightly wounded.
When King Alfonso learned Of the
attack on the premier. he desired to go
to the scene. but was persuaded by his
encourage not to do so.
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yesterday TO meet the commanders Of
tho allied troops here. and state oi
siege was declared
Seven thousand French. British and
Belgian soldiers occupy pucsseidorr.
DussburE and Ruhort.
Allied troops 10 the number OF son.
with four tanks and three river tlot'!-
las are stationed herc, put the military
arc not in evidence except that double
sentinels were at the street corners with
machine guns.
Ebert's Proclamation Posted.
Along the order OF In" French Cen.
cral OF Occupation. which was poS;oi
in pulic placohs, WAS the proclamat !On
OF President Ebert calling the peopl"
to bear up peacefully under the
.Entcnte's slavery" General Degoutte's
order places the miners and other funC-
tionarieS OF the public utilities under
military control Ii likewise t0rbids
passenger train service. except for work
men and international travellers. Thor"
have, however. so far been no cancelia-
lions Of trains or other changes IN the
service.
General Gaucher, commanding ~"
French troops in DueSSldorf, visited
the burgomastcr today and told ham
General pcgoutte had no oh.r";""
TO the meeting Of the Rhine provincial
I.andtaE called for Sunday. provided
no speeches were made regarding IN" oc-
Fcupat!on.
The communal police ar" remaining
on duty. The security police force.
which was tiSarmed yesterday. received
its arms back today TIL" men on duty
we're reduced TO the smallest numhvQ
consistent with the preservation ~
order. although the burE0maSt"U had
urged that the force be retained a. ITS
former strength.
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wish that you could hear him tell
Of his many experiences with ointments,
salves, diatOrs. etc, before he tried my
method. Here is Il letter just received
from hun.
Dear Sir: l want you 70 know what
your treatment has done for me. had
suffered with piles for many years and
us"d SuppuSIt0rios and all kinds OF
treatments. but never got relief until J
tried yours | am IS years old, and the
oldest active blacksmith in Michigan
! feel years younger since the piles
have left me. | Will surely recon- mend
You can use my latter any way you
wish and hope Il will lead others 10
try this wonderful remedy.
Yours truly.
J. l.. LYON.
There are thousands OF afflicted peo-
pic suffering with piles who have never
yet tried the one sensible way OF treat
ing them.
Don't be- cut. Don't waste money on
foolish SalveS. Ojntrcnts. d!lators. etc,
but send today for Free Trial Of my
Internal method for the healing Of Piles.
No matter whether your case Is OF
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Whrthur Il IS occasional Or permanent
mant.
y" matter whore you live-~no mat
ter what your age or uCcupat!"n---it
you are troubled with piles. my meth I'd
will relieve YOU promptly.
This liberal offer OF free treatment
IS too important for you to neglect q
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Simply mail the coupon--hut do this
row TODAY.
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Withholding Of permits could not -
done legally. evan though Officials Wsrs
convinced that fewer permits would SUI
fee in any given state or city.
Mr.. Palmer advised officials that tne5
had ample authority" to write such
regulations as they believed necessary
to make certain the enforcement OF the
law. Dry advocates stressed this state,
ment declaring that by 1t means ~oun
be found which would circumvent ana
handicap the sale of beer and wines ana
would not throw open the door to man
ufacture Of quantities Of high aieonouc
beer again as anti-prohibitionists In
sisted.
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attempt to legal,ze what the state laws
prohibit" Mr.. Wheeler said. Unless
me opinion Is overruled congress should
amend the law. II Ia difficult Of course
10 overrule 1t because the government
and the brewers are on the same side OF
the case and there is no one TO contest
IT, unless the new attorney general
overrules the opinion
Opinion Ambiguous
The opinion appeared ambiguous IN
some respects. officials said and as
result they were unable 10 determine
whether the government had power in
the light OF tn ruling. 10 limit the num-
Der of prescriptions which physician
may write except that the law spcci-
t!es no more than a pint per person in
n ten day period. Mr.. Palmer declared
he believed II the purpose OF congress
to leave the physician 'unfetteRd oy
governmental control" yet he thought
that regulations might properly restrict
the amount 10 be sold on any one pre-
scrtption.
Mr.. Palmer called attention to prov:s-
ions OF law which apparently had left
tho physician to act on his Judgment.
He suggested then that when physi'-
ian abused the privilege he could BE-
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Dusseldorf. March 9.-tBy the Assoc
ciated Press)--Allied soldiers patrolled
the city OF Dusseldorf last night. SO
far as known. there were no untoward
incidents. the population Of the city ac-
cepting the presence OF entente troops
with seeming apathy.
All theatres. moving picture houses
and concerts were ordered closed late
yesterday by General Degoutte. COM
mander OF French forces occupying tho
city. but promised this order might be
modified in a few days.
Provincial authorities, were invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
Wine, BEER, WH|SKEY
Continued Prom Page ono.)

the antl-SaloOn league. issued state
mrnt in which he said that 80 states had
state codes prohibiting the prescribing
"r hc"r for medicinal purposes. Mr..
Wheeler declared the opinion was not
IN accord with the purpose of the fed
cral law.
Congress clearly did not intend 70
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London March 9.--Workers in Soviet
Russia are unanimously indignant over
tho revolutionary uprising at kronStad DIT
and are begging to De- allowed 70 fight
against the forces engaged with Soviet
troops there, says I wireless dispatch
from Moscow. II is sad in the dispatch
that friction is beginning 10 be not
iceable among the TnutlneerS.'
The tenth congress OF the Russian
Communist party opened at Moscow
yesterday under difficult circumstances
the message states.
The republic is surrounded by an
endless number OF enemies. x contln-
ueS. The short breathing space given
Russia has been interrupted by new
entente intriEues. The tasks confront
ing the republic. must be carried
through at = time whoa she Is srruG
Cling against couuter-revolutionarI
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Report Conflict.

'op,auaScn. March BY The Assoc
,al.d l'r-SSl. News 81 m" Russian
SITUATION today w..S CCuflICt!Dg with the
L,tr>t urlSIuE:ors drspAtCh"S. reporting
that tnr Srv:v; government, forces had
Irrar;urcd tn, fortress OF krasnoEa
,;orEn aud S,stcrUal this morning and
" go" ;r.,.u.ul, -" big guns %: t"c>"
trr,rc>>ns upon kcO1S;adt where fires
V ere ohSt rived
\u infantry assault ~ the Soviet
iruoyS upDa krunstNLt = reported TO
have been rcpulSrd with enormous
.pSS"S 20 IL" attacking forces.
These reports were preceded oy
claims mad" m Url>inGtors dispatches
that PetroSrad Wa IN the hands OF the
ravolutiunarIes. According to u Reval
special however the Soviet troops re-
captured the southeastern suburbs or
petroErad.
Thousands % tUgi,ive$ from PFt:n-
grad are Clamor:uS FOR entry INTO Fin
,aud. the FinnlSh adv:ccs state.
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RAhals Hold PetroRrnd.

Copenhagen. March 9.--PetroErad IS
reported 10 hS III the hand OF revolu-
tionary forces. which for several days
have been fighting against Russian
Bolshevik troops near that city. says
special dispatch from Helsngtors re-
ccived here this morning.
Thr revolutionary forces were vic
toriuuS tho despatch declares. after 4
'nrr.C.c humoa rdmcut OF Petrograd from
kronSt,,dt. kraSuoya. Gorko and sister
bah wh3rn was followed oy machine
sun battles in m" streets OF the city.
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1t is reported limited number OF
RoisheviH troops that were rushed 10
White RuthenIa 70 suppress the uprls-
!ngs. have Joined tho !nSurrectionists
without firing a shot.
The RuthcnianS propose to assem- bic
a legislature IN NitChak early IN May.
but they plan later 70 make MnSk their
capital. For months the Euthenians
have been clamor:Ng for 4 separate state
and declared their Independence when
encouraged BY the news Of outbreaks
elsewhere in Russia.
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WHITE RUSSIA
JOINS REVOLT
AGAINST REDS

wArsaw, March Soy tho Assc-
uiseod Press)-The White Euthsn-
fans have proclaimed thedr tnds-
pendenoe from Russia, according TO
. Ainsk report received here today.
(rho Euthsnians meant probably
are those inhAbittng what II known
~ white Russia, Comprising the
southwestern Russian provinces,
csntering upon Mtnsk.)
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dealt with criminally but added that IN
no case should the judgment of the Ply
stefan be supplanted by that OF enf0ce-
ment officials, the situation, he believed
would result from regulations attempt
ing to control the use of prescriptions.
Can't withhold Permits
Replying to the question whether the
government could restrict the number o.
permits TO manufacture, sell or pre-
scribe in any state or community, NJ.
Palmer explained that the Volstead act
had limited only the classes TO which
permits could be issued and had per-
mitted no discrimination between per-
sons within those classes. He said the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
r.aS.ra Taxa 70 Fortress,

london. MlrCh 9.-ANo,h"r Version Of
the situation in Petrograd is given IN
= Central News despatch from HelSt1g-
fors. dated today. THIS SAYS tina: light
ing is continuing in tho streets OF Pet
roSrad and :hat War Minister Trotzky
and NJ Itnovier. the Soviet governor Of
PetroE-ad. were. reported 20 have taken
refuge IN the fortress NJ 81. Peter and
s.. Paul. surrounded By L large number
OF protective troops.
All attempts by the revoiutIonaries
to capture this fortress. the message
SAWS were rEpulSCd.
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oNn D1soRDERLY.

Gent Prayer, . disorder,y was ire
only offender Of the G!EG.ty and peace
Of TIE city up 10 an early hour this
morning. He was arrested by Officer
James Stanley FOR being dlsorderly.
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Cured
His Piles
NOW 80 Years Old But works at Trade
Of Blacksmith and Feels Younger
Since Piles Are Gone.

The oldest active blacksmith In
Michigan is Still pounding his anvil In
the town Of Homer-thankS 10 my inter-
nal method for treating piles.
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Vienna Press Sympathetic,

Vienna. March e.-Sympathy WIN
Germany in the developments which
followed the breaking up Of tn" nero-
tiations at London is expressed by
newspapers here. The German attitude
is generally praised. and long excerpts
from Berlin newspapers are printed
here.
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the German Ambassador. feft Paris for
Berlin this morning.

Brussels. March 9.-Dr. LandsberE'
rho German minister here who has been
recalled by his government. left Brus-
sells yesterday for Berlin
IL was semi-ofticially announced IN
Rcrlin Tuesday that the German dlplo-
matte representatives AT London. iarls
and Brussels. had been summoned 10
E"rlin. 4 London dispatch yesterday
stated mat Dr. st. llamer, the German
Ambassador to Great Britain. would
leave tor Berlin in Il few hours. the
embassy to remain open with the coun-
S"llOr IN charge.
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ANNEXATIONS
(conttnusd Prom Pare ous.l
ApaShy In Dusseldorf

Of the allies. Street traffic will not be
hindered unless disturbances arise.
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Siharta Cut Off.

London. March 9.-C"mmunICatlons
between Russia and Siberia have been
cut for more than u fortnight. says an
official wireless message from Moscow
today. The break IS a$c-ibed TO the
work OF Social Revolutiouaries operat-
ing with generals formerly attached to
the forces Of the late Admiral kolchaE
the message adds.
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A Toxic dispatch OF March >. quoted
tratelers arriving IN Nladivostok from
t'hIta. seat Of the Bolshcvik far eastern
Siberian republic as stating that an
auti-Sovlct movement had been started
by troops and peasants in the interior
OF the republlc.
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Diplomats to Berlin
Paris March 9.-Dr Wilhelm Mayer
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DR.. j. Bradfield's Female Regulator

This tonic for eny based the prescription Of
has blessing thousands of 1t given them
Bradheld Female aor TODAY and will to
VIII
Sold by all drug stores in 81, bottles.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-09-02
Oil Shale When Our Crude Oil Is Gone
- IL-BEARING shale in the United

n IL-BEARING shale in the United
States is capable of supplying
all of the country's demands for
petroleum when the supply of crude
oil is exhausted. This announcement
is contained in report of the bureau
of mines.
Oil shale up to the present time has
not been mined on a commercial scale
in this country. Since the middle of
the last century oil shale mining has
been an important origin of oil in Scot
land and France.
Rich and easily accessible deposits
of the oil-bearing shale are said to
exist in Colorado, Utah, Montana, Ne
vada and California, where some shale
oil already has been produced and
used successfully. Several small re-
ducing plants have been in operation
for some time, and others are under
construction near Debeque, Colo. |;
Watson, Utah; Elko, New, and Dillon,
Mont.
Tests indicate that the yield of oil
shale is all the way from practically
nothing up to ninety gallons or more
a ton. Much shale is too thin to be
mined commercially, but there are ex-
tensive deposits running from several
feet to 35 feet in thickness
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-09-02
How Deserving German Seamen Slip In

spite of the fact that %, 1888 vessels
were boarded by immigration officials,
288,710 Identification cards were is
sued, ATS seamen were found afflict-
ed with loathsome or contagious dis
eases, and removed to hospitals for
treatment, or permitted to depart on
the vessels on which they came.
Formerly deserving seaman was
subject to arrest and return to his ship
on application of the ship master to
the port authorities. Abrogation of
this provision in the treaties between
the United States and foreign coun-
tries following the passage Of the La
Toilette seaman's act was promptly
taken advantage Of by aliens arriving
as seamen in every port.
That registration alone is ineffec-
tive, either in the case of alien sea-
men or other aliens, is demonstrated
by the fact that in spite of registra-
ton accompanied by photographs the
number of seamen who entered the
country in violation of the law last
year exceeded by 10,155 the number
who remained In the country ,lnlaw-
fully after deserving In 1919.
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WASHINGTON
SIDELIGHTS
MAY Be Increased

"The parcel post system is COM
mercial venture pure and simple" Mr.
Hays said. There is every reason
therefore, why it should be made at
least self-supporting. This does not
hold true of some other services of the
post office, which necessarily mustsbe-
accomplished at loss"
Mr.. Hays explained why deficit is
expected this year and gave an Item
lied statement showing where and
how the department plans to reduce
operating costs by nearly $15,0OO,OOO.
For the fiscal year ending June 30,
1920" he said, 1.-The deficit was ST.
100000. For the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1921, the deficit will be found
to be approximately $S4,000,000 when
the reports are all available.
"Of this, about $75,O00,000 was due
to increase In compensation ordered
by congress to employees and $1,000
600 was additional pay to railroads
under interstate commerce decisions.
."Since April 1 there has been a seri-
Gus falling off of post office business
and In consequence receipts, but econ
omies have been instituted which pre-
vent any deficit other than that for in
creased wages and railroad rates"