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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-02-02

Electrical and Street Railway En-
ployees, Division 762
Aberdeen HoQuiam = Meets second
Tuesday in month at 2617 Simpson
Ave, Aberdeen. w. Auer, Pres, L. H.
Winters, secretary.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-02-02

Monday night at Sailors Hall. Aber-
deem. Secretary Aberdeen Branch,
Chas. Olsen, Box $50, Aberdeen.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-02-02

Aberdee1-H ouuam-Meets End and
4th Tuesdays at Eagles hall, Aber-
deem. H. T. Prichard, secretary, 621
Monroe st., HoQuism, Wash. Tele-
phone Hog. 588-W.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-02-02

Aberdeen Hoquiam-Meets 1st Sun
day of each month. Clarence Moore
Aberdeen, SECRETARY.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-02-02

Sailors Union Of Pacific
Aberdeen-H oqufam-Meets on every
, 1923-01-12

Laundry Workers local No. SIS, Lath-
ers' local No. 373. Plumbers local No.
1s3. Bricklayers' local No. $40. tScott
Clothing company. A Friend. Camp.
bell Johnson company. Golden Rulo
company, Shikany Shoe and Clothing
company. Fuchs company. The Boot
cry. Virgins Your Shoe Man. Casper
Dry Goods company. Campbell Hard.
ware company. Paul Huber. Gas Ap-
lance company. Inc. Kimbali druS
stores. the Norris company, Jessen
Bros. company. Learner Shoe and
Clothing company. The Frantz Shop.
NJ. Carlton. Richards & Cunningham.
Manhattan Cafe, A & F Cafe, Cosy
Cafe, Grand Central Waffle House,
Burlington Cafe. Pup Cafe. Club
Cafe. New Palace Inn Cafe. wray's
Cafe, Senate Cafe. Harvey Cafe. Hen
ming hotel Chase Cafe. Furniture Elk.
change company. Carr q Treber. Gas.
per Daily Tribune. Chaucfeuers' local.
McLosan Sign company. Inc, Arkeon
Amusement company and Casper
Morning Herald.
(Signed)
Harry Taylor. j. B. Lsonard. chas.
soiterman ana Alex. Hamilton. com
mlttee.
, 1923-01-12
REAL PUGS GET
PICTURE JOBS
Reginald Denny Works Gu,
With Professionals Because
of Love for Realism.

When Universal announced its de.
cision TO film a series OF H. C. wit.
wsr's popular stories Of "The Leath.
er Pushers" the casting director was
besieged with applications from scne
OF the best known pugtl!stS IN the
ring today.
They knew they would be given
serious consideration because Rcgin.
aid Denny. the star, insists on real.
'sm. As a result Director Harry
Pollard obtained the services OF men
like Sam MeVey, Jack RenauIt. Dan.
ny Hayes, Frankie Ryan and Bob
Armstrong.
But the professional "puss' admit.
ted that they earned their money
, 1923-01-12
HOW OUR MARY
BEAT UP ACTOR
Trimmed Her Fingernails Too
Quick So Scratching"
Wouldn't Be Realistic.

One Of Mary Pickford's most
strenuous efforts in enacting the role
OF Tess in her new version of Tess
OF the Storm Country" a United
Artists release. which starts Jan. 10
at h America theater. was to get
Dan Jordan. down and TO give him a
Robert Russell. playing the part of
decisive drubbing.
Inasmuch as the manuscript called
for some p-romiScuous scratching OF
the mans fnce. and knowing she
would go through oil the motions
of accomplishing such an end. Mics
PiCkford had her valuable flngernails
trimmed down sc close as to make
It impossible for her actually to
scratch. When this scene was Shot"
at Chatsworth Lake her purpose in
, 1923-01-12

Casper, Wyoming, Dee 8, 1897
Wonderhte Products Company. ~
Gentlemen: I haven used a Tube of wondedhe Facial Complexion Clay and am
greatly pleased with the wonderful Improvement in my complexion. After the first
appHahonI could notice decided improvement and that my skin was much smoother
and softer than before. After TIL third application some brown sps that had been
on the sid IF my neck for several years. hd practically disappeared
Again thanking you I am very truly youra
MRS. CNAme on requet)
Casper. Wyoming
, 1923-01-12
DRIVE AGAINST
PACKER ACT IS
OPENED TODAY
Maine Scion Would Strip
it Of Appropriation for
Enforcement.

WASHINGTON. Jan. IAN en-.
deavor TO nullify the packer regula.
ton act OF 1921 through elimination
Of the 100000 appropriation for its
endorsement in the pending depart
ment of agriculture supply bill was
made in the senate by Senator Fern.
aid. republican, Maine.
Senator Fernald declared the law
was Unnecessary. wasteful and in.
furious 10 the farmers and had been
passed because congress a an idea
some one should be punished" The
act wal defended by Senators Kend
rick of wyoming. Caraway of Arkan.
sas. Simmons Of North Carolina,
democrats. and others.
Senator Fernald referred Il the re
Gently proposed Armour-Morris con
solidation and said the packer act had
lone nothing TO prevent it. The act,
he added, had merely given jobs to
six deserving republicans"
, 1923-01-12

meets n his pictures is responsible
for a large share Of their uccess
The new series which Is now being
shown at the Wyoming theater can
truthfully be acclaimed the most en-.
joyabie short-length features on thu
screen today. H. c. wItwer. the au-
thor wired Denny his ~congratula,
lions after being shown the set and
announced he was one author thai
was perfectly satisfied with the way
his stories were being interpreted
, 1923-01-12

because Denny is a rugged athlete
and highly trained boxer. When he
starts in To fight in front Of the cam.
era his opponent knows thai he Is in
a scrap. Several times Denny forgot
all about acting and fell into a regular
smuggling bee, and Hayden Stevenson.
who plays the part OF the wise-crack.
Ing manager. and Director Pollard
had to stop the camera and drag the
pen apart.
However, the realism that Denny
, 1923-01-12

the sacrifice of her ~fingernalls was
accomplished. but as a reward she
peeled much skin off OF her W
knuckles in her zeal in registering
realism in her u with the
eharacter who had Incurred her ire.
Although the courageous star refused
to be symnath!zed with on account
OF her injuries, they were extensive
enough TO require medical attention
and between subsequent scenes she
was compelled TO keep her fingers in
bandages.
1T was a great fight" enthused
Tohn s. Robertson. her director. ar
forwards. But. I am sincerely sorry
there had to be any such Injuries $
IT don't mind so long as the fight
was a good one" Miss Pickford re
piled laughinely. MY knuck,es and
~tnEernails will all be normal again
lust as soon as I am satisfied Tess
has been restored to the screen"
, 1923-01-12
INFORMATION FILED
AGAINST "A MORE FOR
VOLSTEAD VIOLATIONS

CHETENNE, wyo.. Jan. 12-In.
formations charging II persons with
violation Of the Volstead act were
filed in the United States court for
Wyoming by District Attorney Albert
D. Walton Wednesday. The accused
are: Irene Boswell. Glenrock: VII.
liam A Carter. Hot Springs; George
A. Fisher. Thermopoiis: l.. Hindman.
Greybuil; Paul c. Rittleson. Grey,
bull: Mrs. Louis Levine. Thernopo,is.
Alvin L. Mechanism. Thermopolis;
James Owens, Buffalo: Arthur Rice,
Sheridan; william C. Rnim, The.
mopolis: James Smith, Greybull
Percy Wilkinson. Buffalo.
Ma mo at tba Sr,oLa u,,.
, 1923-01-12
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
OF STATE LEGION MEETS

CHEYENNE. Wye, Jan. 1.-THE
executive and legislative committees
OF the American Legion. Department
Of wyoming. are meeting in Chey-
eenne to consider recommendations
to the legislature. Commander A. u.
Tomkin of Cheyenne. will preside.
, 1923-01-12
CASPER LABOR DANCE
NETS s228 FOR THE
UNEMPLOYED IN CITY


The committee I'm charge nf the
dance which was held AZ the Arkeor
academy on the eveninp Of Decemner
% under the enforcement Of the Gas.
per Trades assembly for the relief Of
the families of the emnIov union
worker. made Is final renort N ~.
assembly at Il, last regular meeting
which was a. follovrr
Receipts from aale ~ tIct.+.
and donatio,s .s,n a.
Rattle of cake donated ~,
Bakers local ~ IN
Total oa.b r.c.,n,. .sko ~
Total exnenss 900 81
Nat ca.b r...,,., eo,e ],
Reside. ne 49,. -.-eL..Si-. -
the vaIue q, ,bou, sooo -. 800
nv tba IooaI r-,srah.r
~ III lONIl HleTEF10IA.
, 1923-01-12

Jewelry and watch repairing by *.
pert workman: all work guaranteed.
Casper Jewelry Manufacturing Co,
O-S Building. l.e.tf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
SCH0ZE PREMIERE Mem. FEDERACE.
BYLO MA nj SCHVALENO STANOVI-
SKO USTREDNf VLADY.
SPOJENE STATY PROZATfM NEODPOVf MA MEME
CKY PROTEST PROTI FRANCIl

Berlin IL. ledna. Konference premierd federalnich
stad konana dnes ednomys6 chvaa sanovisko dstfedn
vlady We veci reparac obsazeni Ruhrske oblasti.
Dr. Won Knillng premier Bavorsky, prohlas, ze bayor
sky lid jest hot podporova stfedn vadu az do posedka
pro urazkam hrabivost Francie' dodal, re sjednoce
most stat6 jest nutna odkizeni pritomnych svized.
Cena nemeckeho uhi byla zvysena dnes pfbli5n6 50
procent Mzdy uhlokopd byy zvyseny as 68 procent.
Odpovidajic franko-belgcke vyrozum6n Nemecka
chystane okkupac Ruhrske obast vada dnes doruea to-
tome noy francouzskemu vevysanc begckemu vyslanci
nchz prohasue rozsfen okkupace do zmn6nych kra
jim jest neenom porusenm smouvy Versaike ale rovn6z
mezinarodniho zakona.
obavy pred moznymi vytrznostm polce zakazala kc-
mani protestnh demonsrac ulicich namestich pfst
nedei.
vazne zpravy dochazej Mnichova. We meste tom
dav usporada deonsraci pred hotele nemz spojeneck
kontronf jest ubyovana Ziter, vddce bavorskych
facistd prosovi fec vane schulz nz dtoe Fran
|couze sociasty.
Dopsovatel Deusche Zeung sd6uje, re Bavorsko jest
ma prahu velikeho narodnho hnuti
Washington H. ledna. - S protestem Nemecka proti
ancouzsk vpadu do Ruhrske oblas pred zdejs vladou
jeff zdstava takovou jake kdyz Francouz prvne
oznaili nasim vymahati valeene nahrady. Ia
sm6rnce, pokud daa vyshnouh rlznych vyjadfen
Bfleho nppa odhesH sti3a1 49, ss.~.
zadna odpoved nebude 'utnena nemecky protest DO
ruceny statu pozde odpoedne n6meckm veil
vyslancem protest mineni adminstrace nevyzadue ami
stvrzeni, ze byl obdrzen.
teto chvi neni niceho by vlada Spojenych Statd
moha ucnii. Vlada tato neodvoala neodvoa svdj ma
vrh ma utvoreni financnich odbornk, jez by
hodla platebhi schopnost Nemecka.
Zdai francouzska theorie, re nahrady dali sc vynutt
osvedci Sc by spravnou nebude zadne das pfciny
merickou nciativ zda mix OIL Hughesdv plan mGze slou
zt "a podklad pro move dsL
Londyn, r. ledna. Britcka vlada nehodla venovat
dredn povsmnu nemeckemu protesu pro francou.skemu
posupu obasti ker bernska vlada adresova
spojencdm ycera vecer zadnem zpdsobu nebude pro-
test mti britcke jednan neb smernc byo ozname
mo zde dnes odpoedne. AZ re nesouhlas posledn
krokem Franc Veka Brtanie hodla vsem spoupdsobi
| Sc spojenci.
i Rim 12 ledna. Mnistr valky povolal pod prapory
rekruty druhe tdy 1902 bydc vsech zemch evrop-
'skych podel Stfedozemniho more, vyjimkou Ruska
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
z ANCLIcKEf4O SLECHTICE
CECHOSLOVAK.
Sir Walter Strickland stall se
.7obSanem ceskoslovsnsks
/ republiky.

'Londyn, H.. ledna. - Sir
Walter Strickland, jenz Okla
zale Sc vidal jednoho z nej-
.starsich baronskych tituld v
Anglii, .stal Sc ceskosloven-
skym obtanem a vidal Sc take
americkeho krocana ze sveho
znaku. Jeden z jeho pfedku
provazel sira Waltera Raleigha
ma jeho vypravach a povest
pravi, ze privezl prvniho kro.
cana z Virginie do Anglie a v
odmenu "a to bylo mu dovo.
leno kr&lovnou Abb etou, aby
lesni kopfivu We sv6n stftu "a.
m9nil 1rocanem. Rodina da:
tuje svtj' pdvod = dolby pied
dobytfm Yorkshire a Westmo-
relandu. Jeden z jeho pied
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
ZNAMA HERECKA
zAvRAzDEhA.
O&jiStxm xloGinu stala se Ne.
i staurace divadelnllh distri.
ktu v New YOrlxu.

New York, IL. ledna. -
Hoste v restauraci ma Osme
Avenue, pres ulici cd .nadrazi
Pennsylvania, stall Sc svedky
Pennsylvania, staly Sc svedky
zavrazdeni slecny Marion Nc.
Larenove, herecky a madame
houslistky. Byla zastrelena
kdyz sedela pri veceTi Sc svym
'bratrem Hughem a tfemi Sc.
strami, ktefi tvorili hudebni
sbor znamy jako "Pet McLa-
.reni" z Filadefie.
Vrahem byl Harold Van AL.
stein, herec z New Yorku, jenz
Idoznal. ze nedavno 81 koupiI
revolver, nimz chystal sc "a
'biti slecnu McLlarenovou, po,
nevada opetovne odpirala pro
vdati Sc "a n6ho.
Pc stfelenf dfvky, Van al
stein obratil zbraii ma jejiht
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13

XII nesl prapor sv. Jill v Agin-
courtu a o jinem sc pravi, re
byl prvnfm muzstva Vilema
Dobyvatele, jenz vstoupil ma
anglickou pidu. Sir Walter
Strickland byl horlivym cesto-
vatelem~ a v posledni dobe We
lice Sc zajimal o snahy presi-
denta Masaryka dra. Eduar-
da Benese o vytvoreni moder-
|niho statu We starych Cechach.
Sir Walter spojuje We sve o.
sobe .povahu utence, anarchi-
|sty a cikana. Pc tricet let ce-
stoval sv9tem, sbiral kv6tiny,
prekladal Horace a Moliera,
mel potfze snad sc vsemi evrop
skymi vl&dami psal ostre
pamflety a verse. v Londyne
meskal roku 1909, kdy dosta-
10 Sc mu baronstvi, avSak zdr-
Eel Sc tu jen tyden. Narodil Sc
roku 1857 4 v roce 1888 ozenil
Sc 5 Elizou, dcerou w. Yoke
sa. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
ZAvRAzDENf PRY "VEDf
Ii PRlLIS MNOHO".

Bastrop, La, IL. ledna. -
B9hem sveho svedectvi, w. R.
Norseworthy, plantaznik z o.
kresu Morehouse, prohlasil, ze
brzy po zmizeni Watta Danie-
la a T. F. Richardse, J. K. Skip
with, hlava Khanu v okresu, ma
!jAlt ksnferenci konanS Y jeho
{ domcve prohodil, be Richards
a Daniel "v6d6li pfilis mno-
no." Rown6zr pry tehdysfekl
Skipwith, ze kdyby I'll hosi
Daniel a Richards) nebyli ta-
kovi "premoudreli", bylo by Sc
Jim dostalo procesu pred SOU
dem pro jejich pokus zavra-
zdeni DR.. McKoina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
BOYKOTUJ1 ARBUCKLE-A.

New York, IL. ledna. Fat
ty" Arbuckle dan byl ma Ger
nou listinu Narodnfm vyborem
pro lepsi filmy, jenz spolupd-
sobi s Narodni revisorni ra.
dou pro prdmysl pohybhvych
obrazkn. Zadne obrazky, v
nichz sc Arbuckle objevuje,
nebudou odporuceny zmine-
nym telesem, jehoz odporuce-
MIN spravuje sc asi 500 diva.
del.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
ZVLASTNf :
ORNENl

ct. Spolkin, Rlddn,, Sbo-
rim, Lozim, klubd1n q j.
nym organisacim.
Adresaf novs zvolenych u
fedniki bude prvnS Y no
vem roce 1923 uvefejnsn
pfisti tyden. zldlme ct. spoI
ky, ktere jestS neposlali O.
zn6meni, by tax co nejdfive
usinili, by adres&f mohl by
ii co moxnf dplnJ.
ADM. "SVETA".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
STAv OBLEzENf v
.MEMELU.. -

Kodan, IL. ledna. Stav oble
zenf byl dnes prohlasen v Me-
.melu, neutralnim uzemi ma
Baltickem mort, do nehoz vtr-
hlo litevske vojsko, jez FARO
ven zavedlo tam sovet. Fran
couzske vojsko Sc soustred'uje
We hlavnfm meste, hotovo haji
I'll neutralitu 1zemf. Spojene-
Ecke v&lecne lodi kotvi blize po
bfezi, hotovy podporovati po-
|zemni vojsko. Mezispojenecka
komise, jez vede politickou
sprawl v distriktu, vyzvala LII
tviny, aby sc vzdalili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
CROWDER BUDE PRY VEL.
WSLANCEM.

Washington, IL. ledna. DIE
sd3leni, opirajiciho Sc o spole-
Hive informace, generalmajor
Crowder bude prynim americ-
kym velvyslancem pro republi-
ku Kubu. Tyz ztravil ma ononl
ostrove dlouhy cas- jako osobni
zastupce presidenta Hardinga
a prosadil jiste dnlezite refor
my v tamni Wade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13

bratra, Hugh, jehz byl stfelen
do ramene. tsip stte-
MI Sc pax do prsoh hSsavsak po-
zdravi Sc. MAarynovi zrovna
vysli z Grand Opera House ma
|8. ave. a 23. uhci. kde odbyli
81 sve vystoupeni a usedli v
restauraci k veceri, kdyz Sc
Van Alstein objevil q zahajil
strelbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
CRISSNGER HLAYOU FEDERALNl
RESERVNf BANKY.

Washington, IL. ledna. Osobn pfel presidenta Hard
inga guvernerem fedar6ln resernf rady. Pres
dent postal do senatu menovan D. Crssngera Marion
dosavadnfho kontroora mxny fsto W. p A. Hardinga
Alabamy Rovn9z ustanovl Jar4es- c. McNaryho, FL
Paso Tex, kontroorem Crsssingerovi Milo D. Camp
BELLA far&fe Michigan, cenem feder&ni reservnf rady
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
cEcHOAMERIcAN NALEZEN MRTEV

Berlin, H. edna.-Robert Novak, americfy obean, So
le nalezen byl mrev SVEN pokoj zde dn4 Pocie jest
oho pfesvedceni sta ob6i zocinu Byo nakupovac
pro ednu americkou mu, enz pfije do Belna pred ne
koka dny Byl Vidni /
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
AMERICANA VYPLUd z ANTWERP.

Washington, 12 ledna. = Antwerpy nikoh Bremen
hyy vybrany odborem vaky ako prstav nehoz vypuJe
amerke voisko jez pritomne suzbu Ryne. Toto
dfedn oznameni ucneno bylo dnes odborem valky gen.
Allen bude die neho riditi.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-18
JAIL is CRIME BREEDER
County Worllhouse Described by Ex-
Federal Inspector as Debauch Of
Dirt, Disease and Degeneracy.

Boston, Sept. 1S.-The county jail
was denounced as crime breeder by
Joseph f. Fishman, former federal in
spector of prisons in an address pre-
pared for delivery before the Ameri-
can prison association today.
'The county JAIL he said, sis a de-
pauch OF dirt, disease and degen-
eracy."
He declared that this institrtion
played an important part in increas-
ing the amount of crime and the num-
ber of criminals.
In 20 per cent of the jails," he
continued, ARE thrown helter skelter
the old, the young the guilty, the in
nocent, the. diseased. the healthy. the
hardened, and the susceptible, there
to be mixed with the further ingre-
dients of filth, vermin, cold. darkness.
stagnant air, overcrowding and bad
plumbing, and all brought to a boil
by the fires of complete idleness.
In handling the jail situation the state
in the name of justice commits crimes
FAR more heinous than many of those
it Furnishes with long terms of inn
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-18
FAMILY REUNITED
after Long WAIT
Antonas Jelancius Held Up at
Ellis Island for Two Weeks
TRIPS OYER LITERARY TEST.
New Britain Man, Returning From
Iitbuania, Could Not Rejoin Wire
and Child Until Lawyer intcrcedcd
Although Tie Once Lived In U. s.

Through the efforts of Attorney
Joseph G. Woods of this city. Patrick
McDonough, representative of the
Irish society at Ellis Island. Sarah
weadick Of Ellis Island and the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare council at
Washington, Antonas Jelancius, a
resident OF New Britain for more
than nine years previous to his de-
cision of year ago to visit friends
and relatives in Lithuania, was yes
terday admitted into the United
states after facing deportation for
period of two weeks because he
could not read despite the fact that
the quota allotment for his country
had not been filed at the time he ar
rived. Word of his being admitted
to this country has been received by
Mr.. Woods.
Wife Returns Before Husband.
The conditions surrounding Jelan-
cius' life are interesting and read like
fiction. He came to this country about
ten years ago making his home In
New Britain but did not become a
citizen. Within a short time he
married Lithuanian girl whose
home was also In this city and se-'
cured employment at Russell & Err
wins. Last year the family decided
to visit the old country. Passports
secured, they set forth on their Jour
ney Mrs. Jelancius was In Europe
only y short time when She decided
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-18
SHIPPING BOARD SUES
TO SECURE $2,5O0,OoO
Brings Action Against Beth
lehem Shipbuilding Corp.
on War Contracts

Washington, Sept. 1S.-Failing to
reach a settlement by negotiation the
shipping board has instructed its .le-
gal department to, prepare suit
against the Bethlehem Shipbuilding
Corp. for recovery of about $2,500,-
900 alleged to have been overpaid
under that firms war contracts.
If sustained in the courts the point
raised by the board may throw open
for legal review scores of war con-
tracts involving hundreds of millions
of dollars. In brief the issue is said
to be whether the government can
taken by corporation or individual
in return for emergency service.
The Bethlehem Co. which launched
more than 200 ships under govern
ment contract has received compen-
sation estimated by the board at
about 13 per cent of the contract
total. Claim for approximately $S,-I
100000 additional was filed by the
company under the so-called eco
nomics clause which arranged for a
division between the government and
the contractor of any savings eff
fected by the latter.
The shipping sboard has now taken
the position that this clause can have
no weight in court since the con-
tractor by strong moral inference, If |
nothing more, was bound to conduct
the work on as economical basis
as humanity possible. This position
is said to have received the endorse
ment of the department of justice.
A large proportion of the thou
sands of emergency contracts con-
tained this or similar provisions.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-18
TWO CHILDREN HIT,
GIRLS SKULL BROKEN
Regina Tulisra, Aged 4 Yrs,
in Serious Condition at
Hospital

Regina rulisra, four year old
youngster of 1S9 Hartford avenue, is
at the New Britain general hospital
suffering with fractured skull and
fractured ribs as the result of being
struck by an automobile owned and
driven by George +. MacLachlan of
2l1 Carlton street on Hartford aven-
ue at about / o'clock this morning.
Rosia Geragosian, three year old
boy, was struck at the same time
but his condition was not serious and
he was discharged from the hospital
shortly after noon. The driver report
ed the accident to the police who,
after an investigation had been con-
Quoted by Detective Sergeant William
P. McCue, exonerated him from
blame.
According to the story told the po-
lice by MacLachlan, he was driving
north on Hartford avenue when sud-
denly two children, one on each side
of the street, darted across the thor
oughfare. He said that he could not
turn to his right or left without strik-
ing one child and continued straight
ahead, striking the two children as
they neared the center of the road. He
was driving at about 2 miles an hour,
he told the police.
MacLachlan took the Tulisra girl
to the hospital and then reported to
Captain George Kelly at police head
quarters. When asked by Sergeant
McCue if the other youngster was
hurt he replied that he did not know.
He went back to the scene of the ac-
cident, which occurred in front of
lS9 Hartford avenue, and there picked |
up the little boy whom he also took
to the hospital The lad was dis
however. as his injuries were |
slight.
The Tulisra girl was attended by DR.. |
George Dunn who said that she was |
from a fractured skull and |
fractured ribs. Her condition is re-
ported as serious.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-18
Adequate Supply Of Water Would
Have Prevented California Fire
Berkeley Mayor Says Catastrophe Long Has Been Feared
Armed Guards Ordered to Kill Looters.

In a statement Mayor Frank d.
Stringham declared that a proper
water service and supplyswould have
sverted the disaster. The catastrophe
had long been feared by the city, he
said, owing to inadequate water
mains.
With the city hall as headquarters.
Police Chief c. d. Lee Immediately
modified force of several hundred
deputies. ihcluding hundreds of Uni
versity Of California students who as
sisted in policing the devastated zone