davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
PIVNf DODATEK PRIJDE Ma LiSTEK.
ROZHODNUTl v TOM sMYsLU VIDAL vRCEINf
STATNl SOUD.

Columbus, o., 10. zam Prohibicni silky zaha okamzi-
6 svo kampa, aby udrzey Ohio suchym, qckoli podano
bude odvoanf nejvyssmu soudu Spoenych Sttl roz-
hodnun vrcniho soudu atu Ohio. mz nafkehoy HI 16tnf
nisf dat steF sfavni dodatek zain,u
"piva pro domacf spotfebu"
Toto byo oznameno James A. Whiten, statnim pfedse-
dou Prothostnske gy enz lined svoa do schIze patna
cticlenny kampannf vJbor. ~ eNs
Ackoi pfijeh dodatku nem9o by zadneho praktickeho
vysledku hasovan Ohiu byo by nanejvse vyznamne
10 by to prvnf referendum pfedsevzate staten po tfech
tech prohbice Proprhibn sdruzenf povede energckou
kampan dodatek Kdyby by pfja zrus by sani pro-
hbicn zakony ale nikoli osmnacy dodatek federani
stave enz byl by nadale planym Ohu sen ako
lostatnfch statech Unie
Mnen vetsny vrchniho soudu tumoci soudcove Wana-
maker, Robinson JONES' Matthias Clark kdezto min9n cd
sne umoci pfedseda onoho trbunau Marshall soudce
IHough.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20

Memphis, Tenn, 10. zan. - F. v. Sanders, redaktor
zdejsho Press byl zacen vcera vecer obvnen ze
dopus porusenf povesn@ Daugheryovy soudnf zapov6d
vydan6 We stavce zam6stnancI zeeznicnich dflen
Sanders byl propvs6n svo osobnf egitimaci slozf
zaruku castce 81 900 dnes Il
Zatcen Sandersovo nasedovalo nsv6dcen Jacoba Co.
hena redaora Labor Review pro urazku soudu vcera po
zde odpoedne Cohen byl shledan vnnym pfestoupeni
patient zapoved vydan6 soudce j. W. Rosse zakazujfcf
krsovan savkokazd zde pred vydanim Daugheryovy "a
pov6d Chicagu.
Cohen uvefejn canek odsuzucf stavkokazy byl zat-
cen federanimi 1fady pfi osav9 d9cho svaku Phi sv6m
procesu Cohen ohrazova ze MIN edna STRANGELY Pra
v ze Memphis Press uvefein cely eho canek napadal
Daughertyovou zapov9d Cohenovo zatcenf Byo tudfz
nafzeno, ably spravedlnos ucinlo zados zacen San
dersovo.
Cohen by odsouzen soudcem Rossem Sest m9sicn dc
zaafe zaplacen $1,000 pokuty. Oznaml ze odvola
vyssi instance soudnf Cincinnati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
STAvKA MA N. Y. c.
SKONCENA.

New York, 10, zaff. - u
rovnanf stavky zamestnancd 2
dflen New York Central dr&hy
bylo oznameno dnes pozd9 od-
|poledne z 1fadovny zmfn9n&
zeleznice. We formalnfm ohla-
Semi Sc nepravf, zdali st&vka-
|fdm budou vracena jejich pred
'nostnf prava q pouze Sc uv&df,
ze stavka byla skoncena ina
|podklad3 Baltimorskeho do
hodnutf." StAvkafi jsou' W.
|zvani, aby Sc hlasili do prace
ihned a vsichni budou zamest-
mani b9hem tficeti dnn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
zBRAN BYLA NALEZENA
Kterou zavraxdxn rev. Hall Z
pi. Millsov&, xpSva6ka
: jeho kostela.

New Brunswick, N. j., 10. "a
RI. - Objeveni pistole, kterou
rev. Edward Hall, rektor ko-
stella ". Jana Evangelisty :
si7la41 e1,< no pt-
veckeho sboru, pf. Eleanor Mil
sova byli zabiti, pfivedl vyse-
trovanf tajemn6 dvojite vrazdy
trochu blfze rozlust6ni dnes
vecer.
Atkoli lrednici okresl Mid
dlesex a Somerset odepfeli o.
pakovati driv6jsi predpov6di o
zatceni, vyslo ma jevo, re spra-
wee okresniho vezeni v Somer-
iville obdrzel instrukce, aby Sc
pfipravil aspon pro jednoho
;vezn6. Vlastnictvi zbrane je
nyni stopovano.
James Mills, manzel zavraz-
dene zeny a jeho 16-leta dcera
byli podrobeni dlouhemu W.
slechu vefejnym zalobcem. =
Kdyz byli propusteni, pravil
zalobce, ze Mills '.jest z toho
,,venku" a ze nelpi ma mem zad-
neho podezfenf. Ultra budou
vyslychani pi. Hallova, bohata
vdova zavrazd6n6ho duchov-
niho a JEFF bratr, William Ste
vens. Nasli Sc sv6dci, ktefi vi
deli pi. Hallovou v noci, kdy
vrazda byla spachana a ne
kteri tvrdi, ze vypadala velmi
rozcilena a mela rozcuchan6
vlasy. Rovnez lide bydlici v
okoli, kde vrazda byla spra.
chana pravi, ze zaslechli w.
kfiky dvou Zen skoro soucas-
ne treskly ctyfi stfeln6 rany
,nacez pax zavladlo ticho.
| Podle vseho duchovni a pr
Millsova seSli Sc opustenen
dome ma farme Phillipsove q
| jest dosti mozno, ze tam "a
vrazd9ni a t6la jejich dopra'
vena pax ma misto, kde male
zena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
MRTvf ZToTozNovANI.

Jackson, Cal, 10. z&ff. ~
Dnes vynesena prvnf t3la zla-
tokopd z nest 'astneho dolu Ar
gonaut q ulozena do rakvf v
budove ma majetku ddlnf spo-
letnosti, kde kon&n bu|de in
kvest, nepochybne We ctvrtek.
Koronerem okresu Amador je
zena, pr. Lola Potterova. Po-
ztstaltm zahynuvsich havffd
|bude vyplaceno staten $780,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20

600. Neocekava Sc, Re pfi in
kvestu bude zjiSt9na zodpo.
vednost "a katastrofu, ackoli
velky poGet svedkd bude pred
tvolan. Ze zahynuvSich zlato.
kopd sedm bylo rozeno v Anne.
rice, dvacet v Italii, tfin&ct v
Jihoslovansku a ctyfi byli me.
|xickeho neb span6lskeho p1vo.
du. 0 ,ostatnich ctyrech media
10 Sc zjistiti, jak6ho pIvodu
byli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
POLSKo SEsT T9DNU
SUCH7M.

/ Varsava, 10. zAff. Uplna
prohibice hostinch q vselik&ho
prodeje napojd lfh obsahujicf-
no bude provad9na v Polsku
po sest tydnd pred volbou cle-
md do sen&tu a sn9movny po-
slanecke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
MuSTAFA KEMAL HRO1 yALKOU.
BUDE BOJOVATI, POSTAVf-uI Sc
BRITOVE PROTI MENU.
ZASTUPCl ANGLE, FRANCE A ITALIE BUDOU
DNES KONATI KONFERENCI.

Fariz H. zafi - "Zdai briticka armada pokus sc
brant nasemu vosku obsazen Canaku, budeme bojovat
Toto prohlaseni ucin9no byo Ferdem Beyem
tureckJm zastupcem Pafiz Kdyz skoro soucasne dosy
depese ze Brove hoda drze canak kazdou cenu Fe-
rid Bey dodal
my pozadujeme Malou ASH Cafhrad pro sult6na.
Rovnez celou vychodnf Thraki Drnopo vsechno spoje
necke vojsko must opustit poloostrov Gallpois."e
Moskva, 10. zaf. - Rusko obmysli podporovah Turky
mravne snad Jim poskytne vaecny material budou jej
potfebova avsak Moskv9 to povazuje "a krajn9
pravdepodobne ruske vojsko bude posano pooc
pokusf-i dobyti Cafhradu. Ackolv dava
pfednost Turkdm pred spojenc jako drztedm Cahrsdu
ncmen6 vyozumfv& ze sov6ts vidcove nehodaji pod
nou zadnych krod jez mohy by e strhnort do skuene
valky vekou Brtanif Rusky stab mohl by posytova
du, bud vzd&lenost 10 msta ale zadne VOL
sko nebude posl&no, pravf Sc zde.
Pafz, 19. zah. Francouzsk& vl&da obdrzela cd Mu-
ay Kemala vzkaz, nemz pravi ze az do mirove konfe
renee neude spojenecka neutrAnf p&sma anil Ca
hrad po ujist9n Velkou Bran Itali ze Turk0
dosane v5chodnf Thake az po Rartzu
nopolu . oysem Cafihradu.
Kema slibuje pfistoupiti jak6koh arozumne zaji-
svobody Dardaneske dziny ma mesinxrodnf konrol
nj koms jez by zasedala Gapols mfstkv Cafhrade
vzkaz uistuje Francenze ks nsgde poniknuo zidnfeh
nepfstslSyck KfoKd spojeneckz odpov2
h&vrhy Kemaovy
Tento navrh bude pfedlozen pred lorda Curzona britt
ckeho minra zahrancni vec az setka premierem
Poncarem Ultra rano Panue pfesvedcen vady fancouz
aska budou odporucova pfijet Kemalovych podmf
mex svolani miroye conference nerve Nen vsak nj
jak jisto, ze Anglie to pfistoupf.
Nen nemensi pochybnosti tom, ze Francouzi snaM
pouz pftomne situace osabeni konroly Britane I'D
sraegickym vodami kontroy nz Francouz tvrd ze bv
la nespravne ziskana povaecnem uspofadan nen to
zadnou tanost ze ovadani Dardaneske Iziny byo dav
nym Britt. Stfedozemn more stao by brittle yn je
zerem Gibraltarem. Suezem Carhradem jeiich moc
Rekove byli nastroem Britt te pffciny Francouz
podporova Mustafu Kemala ably zabran das posleni b
tickeho vlivu blizkem vychod9.
Smyrna, 10. zan - Rozkaz Mustafy Kemala, jimz
dovouje americkym spoeneckym lodm vjfzdeti do 7de
siho pffsavu pfivod pocit 1evy mez utecenc ncmen6
vak odkad kazdeho dne pfezdu lodi znamena smrt
nohe nch Meme nez $4,000 kfest'anI zistava schoule
Inych z&toce pnvodnfch 250OO0 nejhors obavy panu
10 ty kdoz nasm byli watt do vitrozem Vydan bvl t
recky edkt "Kfesansvi must by vykofen6po Male As
Nedosatek potravn satstva a nevyictene zd~"~otnf
pomey rozmnozuj hrdzy lid jest jisto "vS"t
jez zahynula ph pozaru pred nekoka dny. Americ ma
mofnc proheda vsechny lodi psavu kovfcf patrai'ce
zhust6nem niece pro hynouci d9t rozda svrhny
zen&m.
Noci is0u velmi chladne nest astrc vyhedava hto-
G6 skepfch ssun nichz dosud kouf ini zahraba
do zem6 jako zvfata poln N9ktere matky poosiene
hladem zoufalstvim vrhaji sv6 d9t do more
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
SOVIET CHCE BYT Wat v URADU.

Berlin, 49, z&f Tiff Citerin. rusky minsr zahranc-
mich vec vyadf vic zasupci Spojeneho tsku zde ze
oekava ze Kemal paa +recky nacionasckv vidce bude
rad sov9tkou vadou pred tim nez zaha vyjednava
Inf spojenc vzhledem pfistimu stavu Dardane Ccern
by to povazoval porusen dohodnut Aneorou Mo-
skvou, kdyby Kema vyjednava spoenc anz by pre-
dem porad sov3ty Ocekava ze Turci koncich dosta
nou Cafihrad Thrakii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
v BERLinE JEDI PSY.

Berlin, 10. z&fi. - Vysoke
ceny masa a nedostatek potra-
vim mali "a n&sledek, Re Ber-
lfnaci zabfji psy . jedi jich ma
so. Ufednf zpr&vy hl&sajf, ze
ga poslednf til m6sfce bylo We
meste zabito q sn9deno 3,04l
PSI. Psi maso je 3 dovolenim
zdravotnfch inspektord proda-
v&no v feznicktch kr&mech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
'NEVIDITELNY KABNET~.

Washington 10. zam. - President Harding rozmnozl
svoj dfedn rodnu behem nedavnych m6scd Jest to A. D.
Laser pfedseda lodi rady Lasker nen ovsem cenem ka
hnet avsak sta jednm presidentovych nejdhv9rn9
zfch rAdcd vsoupi do jeho nevidelneho kabinetu",
nemz rovnez zaseda senator Lodge Massachusetts
nator Watson Indiany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
RTUr POD BoDEM MRAzU.

Saranac Lake, N. Y, 18. "a
fi.-V krajin9 kolem Adiron-
dackych hor byl shiny mraz a
zpIsobil mnoho skody v zeli-
narskych zahradAch. Rtut'
klesla pod bod mrazu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
MANzELE ZABTn KAROU.

Akron O., 10. z&n. - T9la manzel1 S. D. Robinsono
vtch bya pfvezena do pohrobnick6ho m94
Uniontown kde by zabi p pfechazenf koejf mezimes
skou eetrckou kArou By odhozeni mnoho stop cd trait
pudktm narazem skonal dopraven do msstske
Ince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
NEMECKO ODvEDLO SPLATKU.

Berlin, 19. zan. Vl&da die zdesfch casopisd zapla
la spojencm 100000 zlatych jako splatky
900 kvdaci nemeckych pfedvalecnych dluhn p
susnfkdm spojeneckych zemf
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
City Items

The White Rose camp Will hold its
regular meeting tonight at the Knights
OF Columbus The annual election o.
officers will take place,
The Commodore j, Barry council
will hold a whist and dance at Judas
hall next Thursday evening, The
whist viii commence at 1880 o'clock,
sullivan & Covey's Dancing school,
Electric Hall Fri, eve, cless 1880
adyt,
The Swedish Bethany church Will
hold It's annual meeting tonight To-
morrow afternoon, Rev. GustaNe T.,
Phil. pastor, will leave for Worcester,
Mass,
The installation OF officers of ST,
Mary's Ladies' Temperance Society
will be held this evening in ST, Mary S
school hall,
Members of the Laurel Court, O..
of A, will visit Olive Court, Hartford
Friday evening and will met at the
center at 6;45 o'clock to take the 6;b5
trolley.
DR., j, w. Bush Of 5 Monroe street
will entertain the members of the Now
Britain Medical and Surgical Research
society at his home this evening,
a Joint meeting of the Mems class
and the Woman's Auxiliary of st,
Marks church will be held this eve
ming, Rev, r. b. Ogilhy, y. d, OF Hart
ford will address the gathering.
Lexington Lodge l. o, O, f. will
install officers at the meeting to be
held this evening.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
ANCHOR BRAND DEBATE,
Trolley Subject to Be Thrcshcd Out
Thursday Night

Resolved. that the trolley system
should have the sole privilege of pro-
viding a community with urban and
interurban transportation will fur
nish the subject for a debate by the
Anchor Brand club, Thursday night,
and Judging from the interest already
shown in the topic, there promises
to be a large crowd on hand to hear
the arguments pro and con.
The affirmative will be upheld by
Samuel McCutcheon, Walter kenney,
Michael Clynes and G. w. Troop and
the negative by George Fl. Shine,
James O'Donnell, Arthur Z. McEvoy
and Eugene Borkowski. The argu-
ments will be Judged by f. NJ.
Holmes. NJ. O'Hayer and M. H. Ken
ney. A buffet lunch will be served
after the debate. Each speaker
will be allowed five minutes for ar
gument and three minutes for re-
buttal.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
ASK GIRL SCOUTING
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Local Council Would Introduce
Course in Two Grades

The introduction of course in girl
scouting in the seventh and eighth
grades of the public schools, will be
requested by a CommuniCa ton to be
sent by the local girl scout commits
sion to the board of education tomor-
row, The petition is in conjunction
with the opening of a training school
for girl scouts which is planned for
January 20.
The desired course in the public
schools is not for the purpose of max
ing captains or leaders, as the train
ing course will be, but for the purpose
of teaching those principles endorsed
by the national council of girl scouts.
The intention is not to interfere with
the present daily schedule of the
schools but to devote an hour and a
half one night a week, after the reg
ular school hours for those girls who
desire to take up the course.
The communication which has been
sent to superintendent Stanley H.
Holmes and the school committee, is
as follows:
1.-THE New Britain council for Girl
Scouts herewith makes application tc
introduce girl scouting into the sew
enth and eighth grades of the public
schools of New Britain.
We make this application because
Girl Scout training at the close of the
school day, by a change of method
and discipline leads the minds of girls
into those channels that develop. first
character building; second, respect
for authority and consideration for
others through scout laws and asso-
citation with every type of girl; third,
good citizenship through the military
training in patrol work; fourth, sup
ervised recreation by making play of
home duties and entering into those
sports and activities which tend to
make a clean, healthy life.
1t is with these facts in mind,
character building, respect for au-
thority, good citizenship and recrea-
ton that we ask for the use of the
school room after school hours,
one night a week for one and one
half hours.
Respectfully,
Girl Scout Commission,
MISS EMMA BELL,
Girl Scout Director.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
NEW SPANISH CABINET
Conferences Under Way to Selec
Successor to Premier Maura.

Madrid, Jan. IL (By Associated
Press) ,-Conferences were held today
looking to the formation of a new
cabinet to succeed that of Antonio
Maura which resigned yesterday
Count Romanones is said to have
pointed out the desirability of forming
a military government while another
report is that Senior Maura may be re-
uuested to form another ministry
The opponents of Maura believe that
Jose Sanchez Guerra, president of the
chamber of deputies may be asked to
form a cabinet.
Resignation of the cabinet was
decided upon after the refusal of King
Alfonzo to sign decree dissolving the
military juntas. according to the
newspapers.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
LOCAL AVIATOR
Was WITH VILLA
Will Crosby Also Was Scout
Under Gen. PtrShing

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New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
LEAGUE TAKES UP WILMA.
Dispute Between Poland and Lith-
uania Scheduled for Hearing.

Geneva, Jan. 12.-(By Associated
Press. 1.-The dispute between Poland
and Lithuania over Wilma came before
the council of the league of nations
today. The situations in Albania and
Danzig also were on the program, but
the Wilma problem held chief place. 1t
is one of the most difficult problems
confronting the council.
The league of nations had already
evolved solution, but this was re-
iected by both countries and the coun-
ell is now considering the question in
the light of the election held in wilma
last Sunday, the results of which are
not yet known.
Meanwhile the council plans to de-
eide upon measures to prevent re-
newal of hostlities and the most eff
fective method of dealing with the
minorities there.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
Amateur Skaters Meet
OPENS Next Wednesday

ST. John, n. B., Jan. 1.-THE lead
ing amateur speed skaters of the
United States and Canada will meet
at the Canadian national outdoor
skating championships TO be held
here January 1919. The entry list
which closed last night, includes the
names of Charles Jewtraw, L. S. ma
tonal champion, Joe Moore, interna-
tiona champion, Russell Wheeler,
Canadian champion. Charles German,
holder of the worlds quarter mile
record, and Ray McWhorter, record
holder for three miles and 800 yards.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
JOINT INSTALLATION
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary Plan
Gala Affair-Six Organizations In
cluded In Function Tomorrow Night

The joint installation of officers of
l.. D. Penfeld Camp, Sons of Veterans,
and the Ladies Auxiliary will be held
in the G. A. r. hall tomorrow evening
Members of the Stanley Post, G. A. r.
Stanley Womell's Relief Corps Eddy
Glover Post, American Legion and the
Meriden Auxiliary have been invited
to be present.
The Sonnies will be installed by Past
Division Commander, Frank McGar,
of Meriden, and the women will be
installed by Division Installing officers
Mrs. May C. Bassett, of New Haven.
A business meeting by the Auxiliary
will precede the ceremony and re-
freshments will conclude the evening
program.
The installation work will be public
and will begin at Sis p. m. The bust
ness meeting will be at 1880 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
MINTON is OUSTED
Specialist In Several Speculative
schemes Loses Seat ON stock IN
change After Investigation,

New York, Jan, 2,--EXpuIsion of
Gustave NJ. Minton, specialist In sew
eral speculative issues from member
ship in the New York stock exchange
was announced from the rostrum to-
day,
President Cromwell stated that the
governing committee had found him
guilty of violating section of the OK
change constitution which provides
for expulsion of members found guilty
OF conduct or proceedings inconslst :
ent with Just and equitable principles
of trade"
Mr.. Minton Is member of no
brokerage firm, operating individual
ly.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
Expect Early Action on
Proposals to Orient

Washington, Jan IL, -- (By Asso-
ciated Press) "A series Of informal
proposals and alternatives looking to
a compromise of the Tsingtao- Tsin-
anfu railway dispute. has been sub
mtted jointly by Arthur j. Baltour
and Secretary Hughes in settlement
of the Shantung question and are now
under consideration by the Peking
and Toxic governments. Definite de-
yelopments may be expected within
the next few days, it was learned on
high authority today.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
SO HAVE CHOLERA.

Manila, Jan. 12.-Thirty-siN per-
SONS suffering from cholera and As
persons classed as carriers of the dis
ease. are confined in the isolation hos
pital here. According to health au-
thorities only two cases are serious
and no new cases are developing. In
the last As hours, four cholera pa
tents and II carriers were cared for
by the hospital. In the last two weeks
eight deaths occurred
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
POLICE USE WIRELESS.
Paris Gendarmes Equip Autos as Aid
i'm Running Down Bandits.

Paris. Jan. 12.-The Paris police
are using wireless equipped automo
hiles to rid the city of bandits and
highwaymen and are ready to use air
ships in time of riots or demonstra-
tons.
Several automobiles have been
equipped with the wireless apparat us
and the police can cruise about the
city and call for help from headquaE
ters by wireless if they find them
selves in desperate situation.
They plan to use airships primarily
for the study of traffic problems, but
also, when needed to cope with riot
ers.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
SKATER BEATS RUNNER

Cleveland, Jan. Fiddle Kelly
Philadelphia roller skater last night
defeated Percy Smallwood, runner in
a handicap race by half a mile. Kelly
sllated ten miles in 43 minutes Is Is
seconds before Smallwood could run
7 miles, Smallwood's time was 46
minutes 10 1-5 seconds.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
FORECLOSURE Is BROUGT

Israel Wexler, through Lawyer Will
liam Nj. Greenstein, has brought fore
closure proceedings against Katherine
Herpst, Antoni Ryba, Szczepan Novice
of this city, and Joseph Healey Of
Bristol. The property involved in the
litigation is located at the corner of
Milk and Lawlor street. The action
is returnable in the city on the NTH
Monday in January
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
Cannes Council Opposes
New Economic Conference

Geneva, Jan. IL. - (By Associated
Press) An offer by the council of the
league of nations, made to the allied
supreme council al Cannes, to CO.
operate in organizing the Genoa eco
nomic conference has been declined
by the supreme courcil. acting on the
suggestion of Premier Lloyd George
it was announced here today.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
PRINCIPAL SLADE SPEAKS

Louis P. Slade, principal of the
Senior High school, was the speaker
at the meeting of the Parents and
Teachers association of the Lincoln
street school last evening, A special
program of vocal and instrumental
selections was rendered and after the
talk, refreshments were served.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
CHANGERS ADJOURN
Closing Session is Held Today With
Installation Of Newly Elected staff
Of Officers.

Waterbury, Jan. 1.-THE closing
session of the Connecticut state grange
was held this afternoon with the in
stallatiop Of newly elected officers by
G. Palmer Chapman, master of the
Rhode Island state grange assisted by
Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Louis Toles of
Southington, elected yesterday as lady
assistant, declined to serve, so Mrs
Charles Corbitt of Glastonbury was
today elected to that office. Resolu-
tons adopted today include one call
ing upon the state oranges legsla-
tive committee to work for a larger
appropriation at bureau of marketing,
Another resolution adopted puts the
organization on record as favoring ac-
ton by congress to prevent the manu-
facture of milk substitutes, cocoanut
and peanut oils and filed milk.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
STORM DIDN'T INTERFERE,

Despite the fact that it is stated the
snowfall measured six inches yester-
day, practically every jitney and troll
ley line in town maintained its regular
schedule. Travelling was somewhat
announcement, but a great many more
people than usual used the jitneys in
getting to their homes
New Britain herald., 1922-01-12
AWARDED COMPENSATION

An award of SIS per week has been
made to Charles Rosenberg of l45
Hartford avenue for compensation for
injuries received while he was en-
poyed by Schneider and Rubenstein
of Ill Hartford avenue. The action
was brought before Compensation Com
missioner Chandler by the complainant
and was defended by the United States
Casualty Co., insurers. The weekly pay
will 20 on for SO weeks.