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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-04
The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922

Seu, QIcaSaut; CC0, StO. n frOl
Missouri Valley; 9th to 1Oth, cloud
with showers; 11tIl, cooler wit
northwest winds.
Mr.. Sam Friedman is on a tri
to Mineral Wells:
Mr.. J. Segura of New lberi
spent Saturday in Natch,taches.
Mr.. NJ. H. Carver is bushes
visitor to Homer this week.
Mr.. James Dey of SoIus was
visitor Monday.
We are now showing the New Afte
Easter and Summer Millinery
-DEBLIEUX'S
Dr.. and Mrs. N. Hankins O
Campti were guests OF Mr.. an
Mrs. I. l.. Weaver. Saturday.
Nr. Oscar Ogilvie of Coushatt,
was the guest of Mr.. A. A. Col
let, Sunday.
Country as well as city trade is so
Iicited by that expert shoe maker DI
PAOLA, who will receive orders By
parcel post and return the same way
without extra cost.
MIR. Frank Gallaspy was among
Campti's business visitors Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. A. McCook is spending
some time with her son, James,
1T Harmon.
Dainty Su INNER Organdy Frocks. in
variety OF styles and color combina-
tions
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. E. G. Prudhomme of Ber-
muda spent Wednesday with her
sister, Mrs. B. f. Dranguet.
Miss julie Prudhomme has re.
tarnsd from = visit to relatives at
bermuda.
The prettiest rajah or ninghi silk
frocks just received
-Cfeber'$
Mrs. O. f. Himel spent several
days in Alexandria last week with
her sister, Mrs. b. Baynard.
Mr.. A. w. Watson and Miss
Marie Breazeale motored to Derry
faf the day Sunday.
Country people and those in the
towns who have need of |
expert shoe repairing, are invited to
ssnd their work to DIPAOLA. who will |
carefully resole, attach new heels, etc.
with hts up-to date electric machine
and return promptly by parcel post.
Messrs. John Ste phens and S.
B. Thomas of Coushatta were
amo0g the weeks visitors.
Messrs. J. H. Henry of Melrose
aud NJ. Hertzog of Magnolia were
among the weeks visitors.
Noile and Organdy Dresses arriving
sveTy week 1t
& -DEBLIEUX'S
Mrs. Morrison Of Richmond,
W. arrived last week to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Lemly.
Raw. Lemiy is spending this
W61k in Colfax conducting meet
lnk.
~ are showing the largest and
Ia1ppiset linz Of dresses in town, al
n6terials and styles for everv occas-
Won. We invite your inspection
-SEMMELMAN'S
Messrs. j. w. Breazeale of Ber-
rpada and Walter Stephens of
Provencal were among Mondays :
vieiiors. Z
Misses Annie Greene came in
from Flora, Charlotte Jones and
Hannah Aaron from Campti for
Ihs week end at home.
Our Motto. ''Never Two Dersses '
Alike
- -Eieber'S
Milton Milling Of Shreveport
rent 1 few days here lest week a
ghen be vas cordially greeted by
il friends.
Mrs. L. TujaQue has returned q
,ome sitter Z visit of some length q
b her daughter. Mrs. Burkhalter, !
4 Shreveport. b
kid6fes rompers, childrens MILDLY l
reeeas and house dresses-a large Va n
ieey % select from f.
-SEMMELMAN'S :
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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-04

SATURDAY MAY 18th
Pricilla Dean in the greatest picture
she ever made "REPUTATION" and
AL St. John in FOOL DAYS..
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-04
AmuSu Theatre
For Week Beginning
SUNDAY MAY 9TH
SUNDAY MAY 7th

SUNDAY MAY 7th
Ethel Clayton in EXIT THE VAMP"
Fox News and Snub Pollard in "HlGH
TIDE,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-04

WEDNESDAY MAY 10th
Goldwyn presents THE ACE OF
HEART" with Loa Clancy and the
first of "URBINS MOVIE CHATS.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-04
For Sale!

Seven Room House with large
lot situated in East Natchito-
ches, four blocks from bridge.
Lot about $50 feet. wide and
runs from street. to edge Of Cane
Lake. viii ssll cheap. For
particulars see
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-04

TUESDAY MAY 9th
Dustin Farnum in "IRON TO GOLD'
and News.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-04
FRIDAY MAY 18th

Jewel Carmen in "NOBODY" and
Buster Keaton in THE BOAT.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-04
MONDAY MAY 9Th

MONDAY MAY 9th
Ben Turpin, Marie Provost and Charles
Murray in "HOME TALENT" and
the 4th chapter of ROBINSON CRU
ISOE".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
FRANK & JOHN gOvIK

Slovenski Plechari
314 N. Watt st. Tel. Auto. 76628
Stavaju a reparuju fornesi, kd-
pei ne, pokryvaju dachy, zaklada-
ju rine, zaveduju vodovody spre-
vad2ajl vseobecn1 plecharsku ro-
botu ma splatky alebo I'd hotove.
Ceny mierne, praca odborna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
MA PREDAJ BUCERNA

diva pol rocnym lisom. Pre-
da sa lacno. Mattel odehadza
z tohoto mesta. Garantuje sa,
ze mono zrobit' pekne zivoby-
tie, ale kupitel' musi byt' bu-i
GER. Jestli tomu neni tax, kupi-
tel je ME yiazany. Haste sa v
tejto kancelarii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10

tporady ! y. 0kt6bra 1892, vydr.
Havansj 70, Fort ritt hotsH
' rittsbarshn Pa.
(Dofontcnic !,

{Dofontcnic,
Pan Pankuch ziada, aby sa pri-1
krocilo ku rieSeniu jeho navrhu
ohl'adom troj-clenoveho vybora,
ktory by vypracoyal plan ko-ope-.
racie.
Pan Husek odporiica pat '-cleno-
w vybor, ktory by vypracoval
memorandum. sa
Po kratkej vymene mienok, pam
Bibza upozornuje, aby sa ncpra-
covalo mimo Ligy, aleBo proti Aej
v com podporovany je p. Biele-
kom, ktory upozornuje ma to-,
ze Pittsbnrghska Dohoda, ktora
tvori zaklad akcie, uzavreta bola
Lfgou, teda pravne len jej meme
da sa lcinne "a uskutocnenie
Pittsburghskej Dohody bojovat'.
Pan Pankpch edvolava svoj ma
vrh ma troj-elendyS -yybor a pri-
pojuje 81 ku navrhu ps Huseka.
Pan Daxner je tel mienk y, lie
move mefforanda posielat metre
ba, lebo 0 to postarala sa uz LII
ga. Me je sice toho presvedsenia,
zeby rczolncie memoranda ne
znacily niS ale mysli, ze je mai
vyssi cas-, ably SO mimo memoran-
dov rezolncii prikrocilo ku ci-
nu Treba stvorit' prvom rade
prostrielky potrebne ku akcii ma
prfslusnyt4 miestach, teda treba
stvorit' fonds " uktoreho by sa
podporovdt moh tsa aie sza usku-
tocnenie Pittsb.s DsleAy Ma pa
tricnom fortune. Dl'a 5shs pse-
svedcenia vybor musi pfedovset,
kym zahajit' sbierky ku uskuto5-
neniu tohoto fondu.
Po kratkych vysloveniach st-
hlasu Daxneroyym nahl 'adom O.
hl'adom fondu, brat Husek navr-
hujc dosySboru zvolit' nasledov-
nych panov 1yana Bieleka, Jana
Ribzu lana Pankucha. Rev. ko-
elsa seba.
Vybor tento jednohlasne zvo-
leny.
Vybor sa utiahOl na peradu d
preto schodza tato bola predsedom
ma neurcity cas- vyzdvihnuta.
Po znovuzahajeni pojednavania
prcds. Rev. Martintek vyzval Wy,
bor ku podaniu svojej zpravy.
v meme vyboru podava zpravu
p. Pankuch, re vybor ustalil sa IA
nasledovnom programe
/. Vyda sa prehlas ku ameri.
ckym Sloyakom, " ktorom sd o
znaci program, snaha a cieP w
boron vedenej akcie "a Pitts
burghskd Dohodu.
2. Ma ciel' tejto akcie zavedu Sc
sbierky.
3. V slovenskej tlaci Amerikt
zavedieme systematicku a orga
nizevanu Ginnost' sloyenskej We
rejnosti y6bec,
4. Preto, ze Ega zalljme Pitt :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10

rsaskej vlA<ay. x5bar vy1l6k ~
yysledok tohpto jej krokn. v
pripade, ze by tento iej .krok ne
NAL zelaneho ncinku, yybor pri-
nsrane IN svaiim mravnym a
hmotnJm prostriedkom a iestvu-
jiieim pomerom v kooperacii 5
jestvujlcimi organizaciami
podnikne take kroky donna v
zahranici, axe "a dobre uzna.
5. Snahou toheto vyboru je spp-
jit' vsetky SLOW. organizacie, case
pisy a vsetkych verejnych cinite-
|l'ov X praci "a vymahanie prav,
zabezpecenych SLOW. narodu v P.
Dohode.
Vybor bude pracovat ia tom,
ably politicke strany na Sloven-
T tslsu, ktore sa usilujii uskutoe,
nenie Pittsb. Dohpdy, "a tento spo
locny' ciel' politicky kooperovaly.
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s,ovpnskei Slobodv y
Row Komnsnelx :; z;aaa ,bv ca
y5har nost.ral . 10 no ;v;;;;ssss;e roz
sirenie kraiovfch Narodnych No.
vfr = e4varon;a nr;naro,o; nod
porv tImze K nreametu tomnte
nreboy,r;,; .; ponknob R;alak
i bibza pri com radene bolo Rev
,EtkAui,,,,,a,,,easa:vi ahv Mar Noyin,
nrinadIn,a mil, vvdalv i,sAsnti,,v Il ktort
bv sa tn molly predavat'. Brat
,Jamriska odporaca obratit' sa ma
sloy. organizacie 0 hmotni1 pod
poru.
Pc dllrsei yvmene mienok ma.
vrhoyane podporovane bolo. a.
by zprava a program vyboru bo
]ly priiate. - Priiato.
Ma Narodns Novinv skolekto
ualo ca medz; nrf+omn1m; $5a
Da,r nodnorovanI hol na
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
oKAMzITE vI.AsTNENIE.

Ma lpredaj asi jeden aker zeme
S. dvona domami, blizko ulicnej
kary, na ktorej sa plati len Sc.
Elektricke svetlo v domoch, ga
radz, kurI1ik, kry a stromy, domy
sn dobrom stave, ysetko len "a
$3.50, ma l'ahke splatky. Haste
sa u J. P. Sabel, 303 Mahoning
Bank Bldg. Main 6633. Auto.
763O5.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10

Pdse: Lev. 4. Konpanek.
(PnIkrReo J

(lokraeovanie.
Mad 'arska Vida rada davala
zidoul krcny. Robila to preto, le-
bo alkohoizmns bol jeden mai
tisinlivej jsich prostriedkov pre- u
bija1lie, 'vyk0rist 'ovanie l'udu,
tiez pre- mad 'arizaciu. Mad 'arsky
poslanec Visontay uH roku 1895
chralil Y mad arskom sneme zidov
.skych krcmarov ako takych, ktori
pre- mad 'arizaciu konajh "oprav-
dove misionarske dielo." Zpalen-
ceny, zalkoholizovany l'ud zavi-
sci hmotne cd zidov, caste stal sa
.ich otrokom, lebo zid no klamal
pripravoval 0 majetky. Samo Sc
bou sa rozumie, ze hmotne, majet-
kove ubity l'ud j v dusevnom, kul-
tiirnom, najma narodnom ohl'ade
stall sa odvislym cd Zidov. Zid ro-
bill ma dedine politiku vladnu a s
aim musel list kazdy, kto boil ma.
jetkoye jeho spsti. Ale on vedel
do svojej siete lapat' al inaksie.
L zidovskeho krcmara schadzal sa
l'ud, tam cital v sloEenskej reel,
ale mad 'arskom duchu pisanc
noyiny, alebo yypocul, co vycital
lid mad 'arskych a nemeckych
novin, tam sa robila politika, pri-
pravovaly sa tol'by atd'. A lid
drzal vzdy vladou, lebo dosta-
val Cd nej vyhody.
Po prevrate vlada tesko-sloven-
ska zakeonm zrusila vsetky iceil-
Gle nariadilo sa, ze sa budu zno-
VII udel 'ovat'. Licencie IA krcmy,
trafiku a inc mali dostat' legio-
mari, invalid vojenske vdovy.
Prvi preto, lebo mali byt' aspon
ciastocne odmeneni "a vel Ike obe-
tie pre- vlast', preto, lebo svojim
legionarskym, narodnym duchom
boil by ia dedinach siriii narodIe
povedomie, lasku k narodu Via
sti. tt druhi preto, lebo malo sa
i'm poskytnut zivobytie, ked 'ze
nasledkom invalidnej pracene-
schopnosti, alebo ovdoyenim boil
vystaveni biede, hladu.
I niektorym sa skutoene al po-
mohlo, najma zpociatku.
/ No "a kratky cas prislo Ease
/ vel Ike sklamanie. Nel'mi mnohi
legionari, invalidi vdovy licen.
Gle nedostali, ale dostali ich = Vi
dia. Tu niekol ko pripadov maj
novsiehe Gasu, nespominaj1c an
tie stare, vicsinou uz zabudnutt
! pripady. 66 percentovy invalie
Olach Sedliskach nedostal Ii
cenciu, lebo bola pridelena lido
vi Benovi Mandl. Invalid Dobov
ienv Bezovciach nemoze dostat
Ilicenciu, kym ju ma Zid. Potrav
ny Spolok, teda hospodarske sdr,
zenie drobnych slovenskych l'ud
" Niznej Kamenici pytal lieenciu
no darmo, lebo lid jul uz dawn.
ma. Taketo sdruzenia maju mat
poH'a pravidla vobec prednost
pred jednotlivcami, ale toto pra
vidIo anezachovava, lez wit az
obycajne lid, ako to boil vladn,
Slovensky Dennik pisal pred ME
kol 'kymi tyzdHami.
Avsak ako sa udeluju licencie
o tom najlepsie svedci tiradny ca
sopis Svazu zidovskych krcmaro,
ITychadzaj1ci nemeckej, ma
d 'arskej a pravda len ciastocne
| slovenskej reel pod titulom 'sGa:
stronom. Nedavno dostalo sa mi
do rdk nahodou jedno cislo toho-
to casopisu, ktorom Zidia vel.
lsym Wit 'azstvom oznamujl, ze %
Schlesmgerovci, }Weissovci, atd'.
dostsli nazad ficencie a ze vo Wy
mahani d'alsich zdarne sa pokra-
cuje.
A este smntnejsie je, ze pri po-
moci vlady a pravda pri majet-
kovej 'dcasti vladnych l'udi "a
kfadajd 81 zidia vel'ke palenice.
Ked teda miestami nedostane Zid
povolenia ma krcmu, dostane po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10

Ked' 81 nis6e ea1olo Wis pri-
hodi oznamte to nam, aby snas to
mohli sdelit ' novin&ch ostatnJm
Z e0gilgp1p ~ tsjAs 1l1ofDL
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
CONFEDERATE BILL
 TOLLS MERCHANTS
Old Money PaWned Of on Ger
 man Storekeepers

Berlin, Feb. 3-Another issue of United States Confederate money, ir $10 bills, has been put on the market in Germany, and several prominent merchants have been victimized to the extent of thousands of dollars Scores of others have accepted the bad bills in smaller amounts.
 A few months ago the Confederate money, suspiciously bright and clean was passed quietly around to unsus- pecting shopkeepers and to even a few visiting Americans who displayed carelessness in making change. At that time a warning was issued by the banks and 'the newspapers ad- vised readers to use discretion.
 The latest known victim is mer- chant who sold bill of goods for s900 in cash and accepted the Con- federate currency. He appealed to the American Association of Con- merce and Trade in Berlin.
 The association, as result of these raids on German marks and German goods by the Confederate money ven- dors, has issued warning to it's clientele declaring "the only way to avoid such losses is to effect all pay ments for goods through bank especially where foreign currency comes into question:
 German merchants recently also have been accepting counterfeit Ger man 5O-mark notes, many of which are still in circulation, although the police succeeded in capturing the counterfeiters.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
Financial News

Wall Street i0;30 a, m,-rhe ex- tensive short interest in the stock mar ket continues to cover at the active and firm opening of today's session Oils, utilities and many miscellaneous shares registered early gains extending from large fractions to over one point General Asphalt. Peoples Gas, Third Avenue and Brown Shoe were the strong features. National Enamelling American International Iron Products, Studebaker, Industrial Alcohol, Texas Gulf Sulphur. Pittsburg Coal and Col umbia Graphophone pfd. were in de- mand with Corn Products, Virginia Carolina Chemical General Electric and Hide and Leather pfd, One block of I2.0oO shares of General Motors sold at Q, unchanged from yesterdays final price,
 Noon-Trading broadened under ., the more confident operations of pools during the morning, transactions Tn the first hour amounting to Soo,oOo shares. Call loans opened and re- newed into next week at l-2 per cent. but in private offerings q lower
 
 man were added to the stronger equipments and Mexican Pet, Royal Dutch, Houston and Standard of N j., strengthened with other oils. Chain store and textile issues were featured by Kresge, Cluett, Peabody and Wool worth at gains of to points. After losing IA points American Ice ral- liel points but soon cancelled its gain. American Snuff featured the dormant specialties at gain of l2 points.
 13o p. m.---Buying of representa- tive shares like the high priced rail- loads imparted an additional stimu- lating force to the upward movement in stocks in the afternoon. Union Pacific Atchison, Great Northern pfd., Norfolk and Delaware X Hudson ad vanced to 1 1-2. American express gained 3-4 and Chandler points.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
PLAN FOR RAISING
 REVENUE FOR BONUS
Bill Will Carry PrOViSo for Money
 No Beer Tax

Washington. Feb. 3,-Soldier bonus legislation now under consideration by the house ways and means com mttee will carry provision for rais- ing the necessary revenue to finance it. Chairman Fordney announced to- day after a conference with Prcsi- dent Harding al the White House Whether the money will be obtained by internal taxes or the use of the proceeds from the refunded foreign debt or both remains 10 be deter mined, MT. Nordney said, He ex- poets the bill to be ready for the house within two weeks and thinks only a few days will be required for it's passage. Senate republicans in party conference have already voted to press the bonus legislation but they have not decided upon details, particularly the means of raising the money
 Because of the uncertainty as to who will take the cash feature, the house committee is having difficulty in determing just what the cost will be for the first two years.
 Experts have conceded that the estimates that fifty per cent of the men will take cash is little more than guess Some estimates are as high as so per cent.
 Tax On Beer.
 Arguments for and against the tax on beer as a means of raising funds for the bonus were heard today by the committee and at their conclusion members indicated clearly that such q tax would not be considered.
 Representative Green of Iowa, the ranking republican, declared the ar guments against legalizing the sale of beer was so compelling that the pro- position could not be entertained. Representative Garner of Texas the ranking democrat said it was a waste of time to talk about raising revenue when two-thirds of both the house and senate were opposed to the beer and light wine proposal.
 An argument for 2.75 beer was made by Levy Cook a Washington at torney who declared that no man could become intoxicated on such beer and that it's legalized sale would do away with bootleggers and moon- sinners and would dissipate much of the industrial unrest.
 Wayne B. Wheeler general counsel for the anti-saloon league argued that congress under the 18th amendment could not legalize the sale either of 2.75 per cent beer or of light wines.
 Opposition to a general sales tax, manufacturers tax or any form of consumption tax in connection with the bonus was voiced by H. c. Nc Kenzie, of Walton, N. Y. representing the American farm bureau federation.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
City Items

Victor February records. c. l. Pierce tl Co.-advt. Alfred Butler, of Ellington, for mer service man, will provide the en- tertainment' at the meeting of Bur ritt Grange tomorrow evening in Judd's hall. He will be assisted by his daughter. The meeting will open at 7:30 o'clock. Vocal selections will be contributed by Mrs. Stuart Upson and refreshments will be served.
 A. Gorbach has moved to room PIP, Booths Block.-advt.
 William w. Hanna, who underwent an operation at the New Britain Gen eral hospital yesterday, was reported to be in a fairly comfortable condi- ton today.
 Just out Granny" at Henry Morans -advt.
 The condition of Thomas J. Smith, registraf of voters, showed an inn provement today, the attending physi- clan reported.
 February Victor records. c. l.. Pierce x Co.--advt.
 A marriage license was taken today by Melvin McOmber and Gladys H. Bradbury, both of South street.
 Miss Loretta Garrity of Farming ton avenue is ill at her home.
 Members of the Viking Athletic club will enjoy a theater party at the Lyceum this evening. A social will be held at the club rooms following the show.
 The regular monthly meeting and supper of the Young Women's de- partment of the South Congregational church will be held Monday evening.
 William Sullivan, Jr., of Beaver street, is confined to his home by ill., ness.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
FOR SHACKELT0N
Montevideo Will Show Highest
 Honors to Dead Explorer When

MOnteyideo Will Show Highest
 Honors to Dead Explorer When
 Body Leaves.
 Montevideo, Feb. 3-An official and public demonstration is being ar ranged in honor of Sir Ernest Shackleton when his body is em- parked for England on the British steamship Andes February II.
 President Brum has asked con- gross for authorization to render the same honors as are given a deceased cabinet minister and it is planned to have a pubic procession in which the local British organizations will par ticpate, escort the body to the pier.
 Members of the British colony are also arranging for services in the British church where it is intended to convey the body the day prior to the sailing of the Andes.
 A London dispatch Thursday night quoted the Daily Mail as stating that the body would be taken to South Georgia Island and buried there, in accordance with a decision attributed to Lady Shackleton. His relatives and friends fe.t, said the newspaper that 1t would accord with his desire tc be laid at rest at the gates to the Antarctic There has been no lntlma- ton as yet in Montevideo advices however. that such instructions from the explorers family had been re- ceiyed there.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
HAD NO LICENSE

Meridep, Feb. 3.-Ludwig Bartolis, G6 years old, of 5S Washington street, Wallngford, a factory employe, was fined $200 and costs, totalling $213.95 in the police court here today when he was arraigned for a second time on practicing medicine in this city without license
 On November 30, 1920, he was fin- ed $100 and costs here totalling $119,- 30 on similar offense. He was ar rested yesterday afternoon by the state police on complaint of a Meri- den woman, that he had treated her daughter for a knee injury and had accepted fees for his services.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
POOL ROOMS IN CHURCH.

Rev, John l.. Davis will conclude his talks on psychology to the Every mans Bible class Sunday morning. The following Sunday, Rev. Albert Hall Merion, pastor of the Methodist church in Laconia, New Jersey, will speak. Rev. MT. Merton is the head of a modern church which is fitted up with gymnasium, club rooms, pool room, bowling alleys and recreational rooms He also has been decorated by the French government for brav- cry during the war. He recently re- turned from overseas, where ne was doing reconstruction work for the government.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
LECTURE ON STEEL.

New Britain members of the Am erican Society for Steel Treating will attend a lecture by A. H. dArcambal, a metallurgist for Pratt and Whit ncy, to be given in Hartford Thurs day evening. The lecture will be held in Jewell hall of the Hartford Y. M. c. A. MT. d'Arcambal will talk on ''High Speed Steel" J. J. Curran of 195 Fairview street this city, is sec- retary of the Hartford chapter.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
IRISH STRIKE
No Agreement Reached Between Rail- way Heads And Men-Andrcws To Attempt Consolidation.

Belfast, Feb. 8. (By Associated Press) - The Irish railway manage nent and employees have failed to reach an agreement and the Ulster minister, J. M. Andrews, has been UT gently summoned to Dublin to renew efforts for settlement with Joseph McGrath, minister of labor in the Dail cabinet. If the negotiations definitely collapse a general strike throughout Ireland will go into effect on Febru- ary Is.
 Sixty-one passengers on the steam ship Cedric, who were landed yester day at Queenstown, are unable to de- part, as no trains are running from either Queenstown or Cork.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
Fr. Downey Given $1O0
 By Com. Barry Council

Rev. William A. Downey was pre- sented with purse of $10O in gold by Commodore John Barry council, A. R. I. R., at the regular meeting of that body last night. Father Dow ney and Rev. Walter A. McCrann, the latter a curate at St. Mary's church addressed the meeting. Preceding the business session, the officers of Barry 'corncil were installed in office.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
REFUSES SENATORIAL TOGA.

Baltimore, Feb. - Hanloro MacNider, national commander ol the American Legion, refused to accept appointment to the United States sen- ate from Iowa to succeed William 5. Kenyon, who resigned to become federal judge. Col. Washington BoWle' IT.. announced at a meeting Of the Maryland executive committee of the Legion yesterday at which Col. Mac Nider was present. Col. MacNlder made no comment.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
RELJEF BOARD SITS

Today's session of the board of re- lief was not as busy as the opening sitting which was Wednesday after noon. Several petitioners for reduc- tions in property valuations were heard and most of abatements sought were for comparatively small amounts
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
ARBUCKLE WITNESS TO WED.

Lincoln, Neb., Mrs. Maud Bambina Belmont, who figured in the first Ar buckle mansaughter trial in san Francisco, has announced her en- sagement to Lawrence Johnson Of Boise. Idaho, vaudeville actor, Mrs. Belmont has been in Lincoln since Tuesday.