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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08

WASHINGTON, rugp. s.
Jei Siq savaite gelezinkelieciai
su gelezimkeliu bendrov6mis
nebus sutaikinti IL nepaslbalgs
gelezinkeliu istaigOse strelkas,
taipat jei nesusitaikins angle
kasiai su kasyklu savininkals,
tai Sales vyriausyb6 jau turl
pagaminusi tokius plenus:
l. Uzims visas didziules
minkStosios ANGLES kasyklas,
apsaugos tikslais apstatys
kariuomene ir pakvies darban
unistus ir neunistus angleka-
sius. Pakviesti darbininkal
skaitysis vyriausyb6s samdoml
darbininkai ir jie taip ilgal
dirbs, kaip ilgai organizuoti
darbininkai nesusitaikins su
kasyklu savininkais.
2. Ir jei tue laiku nepasi
baigs gelezinkelieciQ streikas,
tai kai-kuriuos {gelezinkelius
vyriausyb6 palms savO kOntrO-
len II kuodaugiausia vagOnQ
bus pristatyta iSvezti produ-
kuojamas anglis.
Vyriausyb6 Xxi Siolei Wis dar
m6ginO prasilenkti su GRIEF
GiausiOmis priemOn6mis, idant
duoti progos items if Kittens
susitaikinti.
Bet kad lukeriuojama taika
Wis nepramatoma, tue tarpu
vasara ina baigtis, tai be grie-
ztqju priemoniQ, matyt, nebus
galima apsieiti.
Savo keliu, cia seka konfe-
rencijos paskui konferencijas.
Wis dar meginama abb pusi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
Buves kareivis.

McAlOrum yra buves karei-
Wis. Jis iSmestas is darbo.
Jis apskQstas, kad viena EMO
gQ apipl6Ses, at&mes vien9 do
leri. u tai teismo nubaustas
3 metals kal6jimo If plakimu.
Tuotarpu jis pats tvlrtina
esas nekaltas. lTeismui ida
We. kuotikriausius irOdymus.
TeGiaus i tai neatkreipta do
mes.
Toki dalykai veikiasi Arge-
alta kal6jime. Kalinius lanky-
ii neleidziama. Siuntinius
siusti kal6jiman uzdrausta.
Maistas blogas. Kaliniai is
savo kamerQ neiSleidziami per
1S-q valandQ parole. Daugy-
be kaliniQ serga. N6ra hSo-
mines pataisymQ.
MiSioms laikyti paskirtas
urvas. Kalejimo kapeionas
atsisako tokioj vietoj tureti
mi$ias.
Kaip Belfaste, taip visoj al
riQ protestantQ Ulsterio pro-
vineijoj katalikams nepaken-
ciamas gyvenimas. y
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
BAIs1 NELAIME ANT
GELEzINKEL1o.
38 zuvo ir 1877 zmones suzeista
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, :rugp.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, rugp. 8.
- Pereita Sestadieni ties Sui
phur Spring .susidauze du Mis-
souri, Pacific traukiniu. Susi-
dauzymo pasekmes pasirode
tikrai baisios. 38 zmones zu-
vo ir 1877 suzeista. Is pasta
rpjq apie 25 suzeista labai pa
vojingai. Keletas is jq neper-
gyvens zaizdp.
Nelaime ivyko nenutaisius
reikalingp ant gelezinkelio
zenklq, pagal kuriQ sustabdo-
mi traukiniai.
IS nelaimes vietos pranesa-
mos baisenybes.. SeStadieni,
paskui per nakti ir sekmadie-
nio rytmeti is sudauzytQ va
gonu buvo iSimami nelaimin-
gQjQ aukQ lavonai.
Nelaime ivyko. palei pacia
gelezinkelio stoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
METAI-VOL. WI
Zinios IS Lietuvos

( PASVALYS, Birzelio Is d.
per Devintines buvo Karpus-
kos sodne surengta vietos gai-
srininkq geguzyne. Vakare
lietuviq kalba buvo suvaidinta
komedija "Vienas is musu
turi apsivesti, - pasakyta mo-
Inologas If padeklamuota kele,
tas eiliq. zydp kalba irgi su,
vaidinta komedija "Du pusry-
Giauja" pasakyta monologas
ir keletas deklamacijQ.
Publikos buvo daugybe. T
eigu buvo $4,000 auks., gryno
pelno liko $4,000 auks. Kar-
puSkos bufetas uzdirbo gal ne
maziau, nes visa laika buvo
pilnas kaip bieiq avilyje.
= Birzelio 16 d., prasidejo
visos apskrities keliq If tiltu
revizija. Revizija daro APPS
krities valdybos narys J. AUX
stikalnis ir apskrities teknikas
j. Kodis.
-Pasvalin atvaziavo ir ap-
sigyveno buves Maskvoje lie
tuviq atstovyhes narys pits
Avizonis. Eina gandas, kad
jis busias paskirtas Pasvalio
projektuojamos vidurines mo-
kyklos vedeju.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08

cijai padav6 taisykles, kaip
ccia anglys turi but paskirsto-
mos.
Butent, gaunamQ angliq pir-
miausia pristatoma viesosios
naudos b drovems ir
visuomen6s istaigoms; paskui,
naminiams reikalams; toliaus,
butiniems vieSiems reikalams ;
ant gallo visokioms industri-
JOINS.
Siq taisykiiq bus prisilaiko-
ma ziema, kuomet anglys bus
labai reikalingos, ir kuomet jp
nebus galima gauti.
siandie dar neturima dide-
lilo vargo su anglimis. Bet var
gas prasides uz keletos savai-
ciu. Mes visvien darbininkai
nesuspes reikiamos kiekybes
angliu pagaminti, kadir neuz-
ilgo streikas bus atsauktas.
.Atejus ziemai bus sunku ang-
lis pristatyti gelezinkeliais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08

ROMA, rugp. s. - Karo
stovis paskelbtas Italijos pro
vincijose Genoa, Milan, Par
ma, Ancona ir Leghorn. Mi
litarin6 valdzia autOrizuota
kontroliuoti tas provinclJas,
kaip ilgai ten nebus ivesta
tvarka.
PaGioje ROmoje neramybes
kilusios. PasiQsta kariuOme-
ne su kulkasvaidziais apsau-
gOti parlamento rumus. Bio
masi fascistQ uzpuolimo.
Fascistai paeme rumus.
AIieste Genoa organizuoti
fascistai uzatakavo If po sma-
rkaus apsiSaudymo paGm6 San
GiOrgio rumuS, kuriuOse ne
senai ivykO ekOnomin6 Euro
pos konferencija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08

PUMA, Alytaus APPS. Lie
pos 9 d., Sventoriuje po baz=-,
nytiniu pamaldu buvo prakal-
ba apie alkoholio teikiamas
zmonems baisenybes ir buvo
raginama jo visai issizadeti...
Pc prakalbq norintieji buvo i,
rasomi j "Blaivybes" drau-
gija.
Teko pastebeti, kad vietos
smuklininkai nesiskaito su Wy
riausybes isleistuoju (Vyr. 4.
No. 91) girtybas varzymo is
tatymu, mes po is ir II val.
neva uzdarytose smuklese Wis
tick esti ikauSusiQ asmenQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
AKMENE, Mazeikiu APPS.

AKMENE, Mazeikiu APPS.
Liepos 9 d., % valanda teko
matyti Siaures puseje nepap-
rasto sviesumo ir grazumo kQ-
meta. Ji b6go is vakarq ry-
tq pus6n gorizontaliai, pama-
ziau, negu zaibas. Ja lydejo
Sviesi, ilgoka uodega. Pora
sekundQ pab9gus, pradejo lyg
trup6ti i smulkius Smotelius ir
dingo erdveje; jos-gi palydo-
We = uodega pasiliko ant
dangaus, pavidale gerai re-
giamo Sviesaus bruozo per 40
minutQ, mainydama ivairias
iiSSvaizdas: is pailgo bruozo pa
sidare lyg sunarpliotas sniu>
ras, paskiaus gavo didello
klaustuko isvaizda, galop, pa
nasi ! I su Sviesiu punktn
taSko vietoje. zenklas pamazi
dilo, paliko tiktai taskas, pa
nasus j labai tolima, vos re-
giama zvaigzde, pagaliau If
tas punktas isnyko. Visa lai-
ka, kol galima buvo matyti, ia
nuo kometos atsitraukusi uo-
dega gryzo atgal, ty. is rytu
j vakarus. zingeidus butq
apie tai astronomijos zodis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08

ALYTUs. Liepos I d., apie
% valanda, Dubiq kaime, Ant
nemunio walls. j mazazemio Pr.
zukausko namus trenke griau-
stinis ir sudegino visas trio
bas.
Zuyo visas turtas, iSskiriant
gyvulius, kuriuos dar susku-
DO paleisti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
CHICAGOJE MAISTAS
PARRANGO.

WASHINGTON, rugp. g.
Liepos menesiu Chicagoj per
kamas nuo mazmeniniQ pirk-
lip maistas pabrango dviem
nuosimGiais, anot darbo de-
partamento statistikos biuro
skelbiamQ ziniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
sAUDosI BRoLIAI.

Broliai Charles ir Antonio
Charlando, 939 Vernon Park
pl., susisaude. saudymas i
vyko Charles namuose. Pa
sautas Antonio If du kitu emo
gu, buvusiiu pas Charles.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
10000 zMONIV zUVo.

HONGKONG, rugp. 8.
Taifunas sunaikino Swatow
uosta, uz 250 mailiu nuo cia.
Apie 10000 zmoniQ turejo zu-
ii. Medziaginiai nuostoliai la
bal dideli. ..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
SUV. VALSTUy VYRIAUS YBE UzIMS KASyKLASR
GELEz|NKELUS

graziuoju suartinti. Mes kuo
met vyriausyb6 pakels veiki-
ma, tuomet ne wien susitaiky-
mas bus trukdomas, bet abiem
pusem bus padaryti dideli
nuostoliai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08

PUMA, Alytaus APPS. sioje
apylinkeje, tick zieminiai, is;
skyrus dobilus, tick vasarojus
If pievos zole atrodo gerokai..
Pievos vietomis jau pjauja-
mos. Sodnuose vaisiQ, is
slzyrus vysniq, maza tematos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
Kaip tas atlikta.

Apie ia kankinimQ ji$ taip
raSo laiSke:
"kuomet man atskaityta -
ypp If kuomet kal6jmo virSl-
ninkai prad6jo bandaziuoti
man nugarq, as dirstel&jau j
ia zmogQ, kurs name pEake.
JO veidu ried6jO prakaltaS.
BuvO nuSiles muSimu. Tai
buvo apie SeSiu p6dQ aukStas
II tai operacijai jis pavarto-
10 viSaS galimas savo Jegas.
taip kad mano nugarOje, nuo
juOstOs Xxi kaklO, nebelikO nel
maziausios dalies sveikO ku-
no."
ToIiaus tas kalinys pazymi,
kad paskui j buvO plakamas
17-os metQ vaikas, kuriO Sarlk-
smas buvo girdimas visame
kal6jime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08

LONDONAS. rugp. s. -Cia
vakar prasidtjo Svarbi pre-
mieru konferencija. Svarbl
tuo. kad bus diskusuojama ka-
TO kontribucijos klausimas,
Nokietiios finansinG padetis
ir kit tam panaSus klausimai.
Konferencijos programme y
ia il karo SkolQ panaikinmo
klausimaS.
Konferencijoje dalyvauja
premierai AnglijOs, Prancijos,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
PATRAUKIAMI TEISMAN
w SUKTYBES.

WASHINGTON, rpgp. g.
Trys New Yorko turciai pa
traukiami teisman uz sukty-
bes, atliktas karo laikais. Jie
kaltinami nusukime milionn
doleriQ is vyriausybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
PADARYTA sUTART1s.

ATENAI, rugp. 8. = San
tarves ir. gaikQ militariniai de
legatai padare sutarti, kuriaja
Tchatalijoj nustatyta pusket-
virtos males neutrale juosta
tarpe abieju pusiu kariuome-
niQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08

KAAUNAs. Lenku atstovy-
be per musQ atstovybe Berly-
ne prase leisti atvykti su Off
ciale komisija Kaunan pirma-
il Berlyno lenkq pasiuntiny-
|bes sekretoriq p. Gayronski.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
PINIGU KURSAS

svetimq sa1ip pinigQ verta,
nemaziau 25,0OO dol.
rugp. 6 d., buyo tokia pagals
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. syarui AS,
.Prancijos 100 frankly 8.47
Italijos 100 liru 4.67s
Lietuvos 100 auksinp IA
Vokietijos 100 markiq IA
Lenkp 100 markiQ .1K
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08

KAUNAs. svedijos Rau-
donasis Kryzius paaukavo per
savo konsula p. Schim Won der
Loeff Lietuvos vyriausybei
$4,000 auksinq grizztanciq is
Rusijos tremtiniu suSelpimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
LATVIJA IR VATIKANAS.

Latvijos St. Seimas pri6m6
konkordato (Sutartiesy proje-
ktq padarytq tarp Latvijos il
Vatikano.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
Eta per krusa.

Burys regularly kareiviQ
gyne rumus. Turejo kelis
kulkasvaidzius. Paleido juos
darban. Bet fascistai per
kulipkQ kruSa ejo pirmyn, taip
kad kareiviai turejo sustoti
Saude. Mes nemate pagelbos.
Fascistai savo rankose turi
Siandien keleta Italijos mics
tn.
Premieras Facta ant grei-
tQiQ suSauk6 specialin postdin
ministeriu kabineta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
|ta|ijoj Paske|bta Karo StOvis

Apie penki tukstanciai fas-
cistQ buvo apgule rumus. Ka-
revival neatlaike Saudymo. Pa
galiaus rumQ durys iSlauztos
il atakuotojai suburb6jo Vi
dun.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
Or AS

CHICAGO. - siandie pra-
matomas grazus oras; kick We
siau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08
LONDONO KONFERENCLOJE NEDALYVAUJA SUv.
ViLSTUy ATSTOvAS

BeIgijos ir Japonijos. Suv.
Valstijos Siuo kartu nerepre-
zentuojamos.
LaikraSciQ korespondentai
vakar konferencijos kambarin
neileisti. Jiems nurodytas XII
tas kambarys, kur konferenci-
JOS sekretorius pranes jiems
oficiales zinias.
Delto kOrespondentQ tarpe
kile nepasitenkinimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-08

URITEhSfFFW III"aV'V' - NJ 4
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-13

Are there rules for the care and use of the eyes posted in the school buildings and taught in the school rooms?
 Are school buildings properly venti- lated, cleaned and repaired?
 Are there school nurses?
 'Is time allowed in each school day for training the children in the estab- lishment of proper health habits?
 "Is there a program of general health education which reaches every child in the elementary school?
 "The answers to these questions will give light on the problem of whether or not we are sending our graduates into the business and indus trial world physically as well as men tally equipped to give good account of themselves"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-13
BOSTON WILL PROFIT
 FROM LINER MAJESTIC

LONDON, June 13.-Boston will un- doubtedly profit through the putting into service of the White Star liner Majestic, the worlds largest ship,
 The Majestic can only be dry docked at Boston and Hamburg, these two being the only ports having dry docks sufficiently big enough to re- ceive this huge ship. It is proposed to build dry dock at Southampton to receive the Majestic, but until this is done it is probable that all repair work on this huge ship will be done at Boston.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-13
GIRL PRESENTED MEDAL
 FOR SAVING ELEVEN LIVES

WASHINGTON, June 13. - Miss Helen Hopkins, captain of a girl scout troop here, is the proud pos sessor today of gold medal awarded for valor displayed during the Knick- erbocker Theater disaster last winter. Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoo yer presented the emblem on behalf of the Girl Scouts of America.
 Miss Hopkins was seated in the or chestra of the theater when the acci- dent occurred. She assisted in saving eleven lives.
 Girl scouts from all sections of the country and members of the Girl Scout Council were present at the ceremonies.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-13
MINERS FLOCK TO NEW
 CANADIAN "kLCNDiKE'

VANCOUVER, B. C., June l3.-A gold strike having been reported at Cedar Creek, in the Caribou district, east of Vancouver, miners are flock ing there, recalling the days of the Klondike
 Gold to the value of $3000,000 was taken out of the Cedar Creek dis trict sixty years ago, but the vein was lost until recently. The re-dis- covery was made accidentally by A.. F. Platt and John Lyme, who were working along the creek. Platt stuck his shovel into mud hole, seeing a flash of color as he drew it out The result was Platt and Lyme took out $4,000 in gold there.
 They came here to market their dust and the news of the strike leaked out, causing the rush to Cedar Creek which is now in progress.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-13
MISSOURI PRODUCERS
 FORM MARKET SERVICE

MONETT, Mo-, June 13.-Not to be outdone by producers of livestock, poultry and grain, the strawberry growers of Southwestern Missouri are going to have their own strawberry market service, furnishing daily re- ports from the leading strawberry markets of the country. Reports from all terminal markets will be mailed daily.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-06
City Items

Stanley Woman's Relief Corps will hold an all day meeting on Wednes- day, March Sth. As many members as possible are requested to come at 9:3o to sew and bring their lunch. A rehearsal will be held from 12 to 1 o'clock, and the regular meeting at 2:3O.
 John Finneran today returned to duty in the Hook and Ladder com- pany of the fire department. He has been off duty for several days owing to an attack of blood poisoning.
 John Thoma has returned to New ark, N. J., after spending the week end at his home on Smith street.
 Lady Wallace lodge, No. 24, D. O. s., will hold q regular meeting We'd nesday evening at 8 o'clock in St. Jean de Baptiste hall on Church street. All members are requested to be present to answer to the roll call
 Members of Alexandra lodge, No. "A, l. O. Daughters of St. George, will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Albert Pearce at 237 Maple street on Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. F.. s. Fuller of 137 Glen street is confined at her home with bad at- tack of pleurisy.
 Phoenix lodge, No. 52, I. o. o. F., will celebrate the 5oth anniversary of the institution of the lodge on March 29, with a banquet, entertainment and visitation of the grand lodge of- ficers. The members at a meeting on Wednesday, March l. voted to hold the celebration and committees to ar- range the details.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-06
CENTER OF FIGHT
 IN MIDDLE STATES
If Coal Miners Go on Strike, Struggle Will Be Far From Here

Chicago, March 6.-(By Associated Press) - If the country's 400, 900 union coal miners are called out on strike April 1. the fight between the operators and the United Mines Workers of America, will center largely in the fields of Pennsylvania, Ohio Kentucky, Alabama and some of the western states, including Kan sas, coal experts here believe.
 Indiana and Illinois, the two larg- est producers in the central competi- tive field, are highly organized and if the strike comes operators expect it to be practically 100 per cent effec- tive in those two states
 A table prepared by the United States geological survey showing the degree of effectiveness of the last coal strike, in 1919, shows 71.6 per cent. of the country's mines were closed at the period of maximum effectiveness of the strike, the remaining 2s.4 per cent. representing the non-union fields
 The 1919 strike was 100 per cent, effective at it's maximum period in 12 out of AZ fields listed by the govern ment' report. Seven of the 42 districts did not strike. The twelve reporting a complete shut down were northern Pennsylvania; the Pittsburgh district: northern Ohio, southern Ohio, Michi- gan, southern Appalachian, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Washington.
 The 71.6 per cent. closed during the 1919 strike had produced 414,625,0oO tons of the 579,2S1, 1000 tons of soft coal mined in the preceding year, the remaining 164,656,O 900 tons coming from the non-union fields which were not affected by the 1919 tieup. While the non-union group thus averaged but 3,166,461 tons a week during 1918, operators claim the opening of new mines in the unorganizei fields, have raised their potential maximum production to from 3,500,O00 to l,. 0G0,000 tons a week.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-06
DEVELOP SPIRIT TO
 HOLD COMPETITION
Japanese Minister Of War Urges
 Immediate Work

Tokio, March eff the Japanese nation is to hold it's own in industria competition which is slAe to result from establishment of world peace Japan's martial spirit must be de- veloped in proportion as armament is reduced, said Lieut.-Gen. Yamana- shi, minister of war in statement tC the Japanese press.
 "A serious mistake is being made by some of the political leaders Of Japan,' he said. "in their efforts to ton which is as essential to the peaceful expansion of the people as it is in time of war.
 "The Washington conference has met with the success that was expect cd of it. Opinion seems to be divided on the basis for the proposed naval limitations, which is the chief of the problems before the assembly of na- tions; but all are of one accord in the spirit of world peace, which called them together to deliberate on those questions.
 Matter For Regret
 Tt is matter for regret that in their attempt to win appreciation for this spirit of world peace and in their anxiety to remove from Japan the charge of militarism some' of our political leaders have apparently lost sight of the martial spirit of the na- ton.
 Tt is wrong to consider that a martial spirit is incompatible with the limitation of arInaments. In a cer- tain sense, armament is an expression of national power, which is the sum total of various kinds of individual energy. Modern warfare, for instance must necessarily follow on the estab- ishment of world peace, it's material spirit must be expanded and develop demands national industry besides shells and bayonets. Therefore, if a nation is to advance and hold it's own in the industrial competition that ed to just degree as the actual arm lment is reduced"
New Britain herald., 1922-03-06
'. W. CONVENTION PLANS COMPLETED
Local Institute Will Be Repre.
 Sented at Hot Springs

The Young Womens Christian as sociations of the United States, have been called to meet together in con vention in the city of Hot Springs Arkansas, for the seventh annua time, from Apri 20 to April 27, 1922 The New Britain Y. w. c. A. vii probably be represented at this con yention by Mrs. Howard Humphrey who at present is visiting her former home in that city, and Mrs. A. A kimball.
 Officials at the local institute claim I that there is a great q > of interest being shown in the coming biennial because of the international trend of the program. Noted speakers are to be brought to this country to inter- pret their respective countries.
 Judge Florence Alien, of Cleveland, the first woman judge in the United States to adorn the bench in a court of general jurisdiction in civil and criminal cases will be one of the dis tinguished Americans on the pro- gram Mrs. Robert Speer, president of the national board, will give a summary of the work done in the past two years. Over 1,50o delegates are expected.
 Classes Resumed
 The swimming and gymnasium classes will be resumed at the Y. w. c. A. this week. No classes were held last week due to the illness of Miss Gertrude Fossett, physical director.
 The plunge hours in the pool will be from 2:3o until ? o'clock on Tues day, from until 9 o'clock in the eve ming on Thursday and from until 5 o'clock on Friday. The Juniors will plunge on Tuesday from 4 until 6 o'clock.
 Early Understandings and N1isun- derstandings of God" will be the sub ject of discussion at the second meet ing of the Women's Bible class to be held Wednesday evening at 745 o'clock.
 Other Notes
 Further developments of France and England will be the topic of dis cussion for Miss Porter's history class at the weekly session this evening at 7:15 o'clock
 The dressmaking class will meet to- night as usual, from until o'clock.
 Twenty-two girls have been regis tered in the class for High school work preparatory to training for at the New Britain general hospital.
 Miss Wey will hold classes in batik W ork and basket making tomorrow evening.
 All reports for the membership drive are to be completed at the of the membership commit tee Tuesday evening.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-06
CASTORIA
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HART DISCUSSES
 CUTTING OF PAY
First Ward Councilman Insists That City Meeting Board Has Right to
 slice That Appropriation

Councilman Howard $. Hart has taken issue with those who claim that the City Meeting Board has no power to regulate salaries, and that th- boards can exceed whatever appro- priations are made in this item,
 His communication on that subject follows
 Tt is said that the voters of this city, through their representatives on the City Meeting Board have no say as to how much of our money is to be spent for city employees; or if we do limit the amount, that the varlo l4 departments and the common council can exceed the amounts we appropri- ate and compel us to step up and pay the excess later in the year.
 Nearly half our money goes for the payroll. Are we going to admit that we have no control over this? Please tell your representative on the City Meeting board what you think of it and also what you think of the 20 mill amendment which puts this questions of appropriations squarely mp to the various boards and commis- sions for action as to whom to reduce and how much, or whom 10 retain at present rates, or whom, if any, to ad- vance-passing their recommends tions along to the council in the usual way but keeping within the total amounts appropriated. There can be no harm in passing the 20 mill as by this means, should the authority of the board be ques- toned it can and should be determin- ed for all time whether or not the board has the power to decide how much money shall be spent for var ious purposes"
 H. $. HART