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New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
RED FLAG OVER WHITE
 HOUSE, SOVIETS PLANS
stat" Dept. Authorizes Publication of Alleged Russian Radical
 Conspiracy

Washington, Dee. 2n.--Plans attri- but"d to Russian Soviet authorities for organizing and training lighting" units among American industrial orkrrS to "raiso tn" r"d flag over tho Whit" ltnus"" were published to- uay on authority of tht state dcpdrt- m"rt to disrloSr definitely th, basis Of Secretary HuCh"S' charge ol re>o- lutionary propaganda in his r"tusid to enter into negotiations with the Moscow Eoyrrnm"nt
 Dctailed communist instructions from Russia to the workers party ot, America. th" authenticity of which WAS Nouched for by the department ut justice. called for weekly "instrur- tions in shooting and some instruc- tion in nionopr work (sapner work) for the lighting units in addition 10 all other matters, The plans outlined. tho document stated. Nnre designated to giNe enormous results in tho sense ot pre pairing thousHuds of new propa gandists. future leaders of the mili- tary forces of the party and faithful nEhtorsd nrtng the social revolutions"
 Organization of units of ten ar- cordinr to occupation and nationality iu factories mills, plantations. clubs etc. was proposed iu the instructions, which aro credited fo zinoAiaN. prcsi- i.ni of th" communist international and Of lie Frtrogral soviet Each Of
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
SUPREME COURT ID
 REVIEW KHAN CASE
Application Is Opposed bJ Inter-
 national Magazine Co.

Washington, Dee. @0.-Suprcme Court review of another ease inVOlV- ing the Ku KiuN Klan--its suit to prevent publication of papers alleged to have been stolen from Kan Ma tionaI Headquarters in Atlama sought in an application filed today with tn" court and opposed by the ln- tCrnationdi Magazine company, pub fishers
 The klan's brief declared the lower court. whiic sustaining it's property right in the papers in question, had denied an injunction against their publication despite the fact that the publishers merely stated without a scin1illa of proof that complainant is engaged in d conspiracy against the United States" This presents an is sue "grayc and far-rcachInE in ef- feet" said the klan brief.
 "It is admitted that complainant is lawfully organized" the brief con- tinucd. "li is nowhere alleged that the complainant is or has been charg- cd with any crime by the govern ment or by any individual through authorities constituted for that pur- pose
 Opposing the klans move for d review, the magazine publishers de- nied that the papers had been proved to be the Klans property. some, it Was asserted. were secured from the department of justice and some from the private files of klan officers.
 The publishers brief also declared that the review should be denied "be- cause the complainant iE engaged in q sinister, unlawful and un-Amrriran propugnda and activities and be- cause being engaged in th" husinrSs ot stimulating pubic 0piniou and in nnd"avorng tu Shap" the conduct of guNcruWrnt. iis business is of such a character that il is impressed with public interest which entities th. public 10 expose and srrutinize ifs activities, and henc" such a corpora- tion has no right of privacy which court Of equity should protect"
 As tho Supreme Court now is in r"eess, the application for review cannot be passed upon until next month,
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
HOME FROM MIDnIl,isI RY

Merym W. McCutcheou of X Vine street is home for the holidays from Middl"bury collrg" Middlebury. Yer mont. fI" is enthusiastic over the college, its location on the borders Of the Green Mountains. its wonderful 90, 0U0 acres of woods and mountains. is dramatic club. Of which he K a member and iis football team. He went with ihe team to Boston this taii when they held Harvard 10 tic. and tho reception they received nn i1eir return home will live for sasrs in the memory Of thosr who paricipaicd
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
CITY ITEMS.

Victrolas, Edisons, Sonoras for Christmas. c. L. Pierce & Co.-advt Arthur Margelot of Paterson. N. J., is spending the holidays with his par ents in this city.
 Big New Years Eve Frolic" at the Capitol Theater. Reserved seats now on sale.-advt.
 The church board of the First Lutheran church will hold meeting this evening.
 Get your Brunswick Wonder rec ords at John 4. Andrews & Co.-advt. The annual Christmas exercises of St. Joseph's parochial school were held at 2 o'clock this evening. Fine trees: delivery; St. Marks old church.-advt.
 Miss Lillia M. Hill. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick H. Hill of 35 Winthrop street, student at Boston university. will spend the Christmas recess with her parents in this city. Remember! New records every Fri day. C. l.. Pierce & Co.-advt. There will be a meeting of New Britain lodge of Elks this evening. Selected trees, front of Meth. church.
 -adyt Xmas tree ornaments at Axelrod's. adyt.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert K. Jester of Winthrop street have had as their guests Mrs. Jester's cousins from Canaan.
 Home cooked lunches at crowell's.
 -advt Henry Tibbles of the Skinner Chuck Co. office force is reported resting comfortably following a recent oper- alton.
 "Pyralin" Ivory. plenty at Axelrod's ---advt. lbs. Apollo Choc. sS.79, at ANel- rod's--adVt.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
The Snowy Sheen of Lustrous Linen q Product of Our Modern Laundering Service

which srnoothes and glosses without friction.
 It is a result made possi- ble by our years of practice, and the finely perfected equipment you will find in our big, sunlit laundry.
 And all of these factors combine to produce the fra grant freshness and crispy cleanness which you so much desire in all your family laundry.
 Enjoy this satisfaction in your home-a phone call will bring our driver for your bundle.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20

the groups of ten. he added. must have their own fighting of not less than three men, appointed by the leader with the approval of the cen tral committee Of the workers party. Railroad workers. miners, weavers. steel workers and similar workers en- gagged in the principal industries Of the United States were suggested as recruits for the units.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
APPROVES POLISH CABINET

Warsaw. Dec. a0.-President Wo- jciechowski has officially approved the new cabinet formed by I.aislas Grabski. The ministry makes its de but before the diet today. The ap- pointment of Dr. BcrtonS as minister of foreign affairs is described as tom- porary ovs 1g 10 the refusal Of Mau- rice Samoys ski Polish ambassador at Paris. to accept cabinet post.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20

Positively fresh eggs G9c dozen. Russell Bros, 3o1 Main St,--adyt,
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20

That snowy sheen of lus- trous linen which you so much desire, and which is so gratifying to hostess, so charming to guests, is a product or our modern laundering service.
 Jt is a result of painstak- ing care in the washing and ironing of all you send us.
 And it's quite simple, too merely a matter of an abundance of rainsoft water of the right temperature, of mild, white soap, floods of sweet, clean water for rins- ing, and skillful ironing
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
NEW CANAL RECORD

Panama, Dee. 2o,~~nuring the first fortnight in December 2ii vessels passed through the Panama Canal. setting a new rccopd for this period. I he tolls amounted 10 sL140,319,
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20

Willie Hoppe keeps worlds cham pionship at 1S.2 balkline billiards, de- feating Cochran 1900 to 116l.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES

pal church in New York denies that he has defed Bishop Manning and his statement is regarded by friends as an attempt to avert further dis cord within the church.
 Mexico City government advices announce the crushing of the in surgent movement in the direction of Toulaca.
 National socialist rising impends at Munich. newspaper reports declare.
 New York friends Of Dickinson s. Miller, professor Of apoIogetics at the general theological seminary, an nounce that he has resigned as protest against pastoral letter of Episcopal letter Of Episcopalian bish- ops to accept a professorship at Smith college.
 William A. Pinkerton. detective. left an estate Of s1.200,0 900 according to will filed at Chicago.
 American Federation of Labor has decided to undertake relief work to help the labor organizations in Ger many.
 Willie l1oppe keeps worlds cham pionship at lS.2 balkline billiards, de- feating Cochran 1900 to l16l.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20

William A. Pinkerton. detective, lt fl an estate Of s1.200, 900 according to will filed at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20

National socialist rising impends at Munich. newspaper reports declare.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20

Secretary Hughes makes public what are described as authentic in- tcrccpted instructions from the Rus sian communist leader Zinorieff to the workers party of America and out lining detailed plan for d prolctarian revolution in the United States and raising of the red flag over the White House.
 Russian Foreign Minister Tchit- cherin declares Secretary Hughes is using his influence against an agree ment between Russia and the United States and is preventing an undcr- standing that would help the peace Of the world. Moscow dispatch says
 Hiram Johnson and Senator Un- derwood. who are among the avowed candidates for the presidency decline 10 comment on Henry Ford's dcc!ar- alton for Air, Coolidge although they make it clear that they consider it big political news.
 Greek government informs dipIo- matic representatives at Athens that departure of king and queen is tom porary pending settlement by con- stituent assembly Of the problem Of regime.
 Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks. rector of St. Bartholomew Protestant Episco-
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20

Positively fresh cggs sac do2eu. EusSnll Bros. 5hl Nain St. adtt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-14

Secretary OF Commerce Herbert
Hoover, Col. E. Lester Jones. Con
gresham Harold Knutson, Senator
Oscar w. Underwood. George y
Watson. Senator James E. Watson
and Col. c. o. Sheriff..
For q two-year term-David II
Blair, Congressman Guy e. Camp
bell. Edward r. Colladay, Robert V
Fleming, Col. Franklin r. Kenny, +
Brooke Lee. Thomas P. Littlepage
George Livingston, G. Logan Payne
Gen. John J. Pershing.
For a one-year term-George T.
Bishop. Senator Frank E. Brande
gee, Congressman r. Clint Cole
Senator Davis Elxins, Congressman
Harry d. Halves, Joseph H. Hines
Wilton j. Lambert, Congressman
Oscar r. Luhring, Senator George
H. Moses, and F. M. Simmons.
Golf Course Praised.
Devereaux Emmett, professional
golf architect, Of New York, who
laid out the eighteen-hole course,
declared the green's were second to
none. He suggested work be started
in February on the second eighteen
hole course, so as to have it ready
by autumn.
Announcement was made that
fifty members had been accepted in
the past week. This brings the total
membership to approximately 1900
of whom about so per cent are
active members and so per cent life
or nonresident members.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-14
Three New Ships Join
Rum Fleet Off
Jersey
Bx international News service.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA
Coast guard officials declared
today that three additional YES
sells had joined the rum fleet
off Atlantic Highlands, N. ].
The fleet now numbered, it
was said, twenty-three vessels,
and probably a dozen others
are deployed further south and
off the Long Island shore.
Estimates place the value of
holiday booze in ''rum row" at
$5,O0O,OO0, with some of the
ships carrying 1000 to 5000
cases.
Prohibition authorities an
nounced that despite their eff
forts, much whiskey and beer
was coming in to the State
from Canada.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-14
100 GRADUATED
AS CAPABLE
DRIVERS
Diplomas Given by Judge
SchuIdt to Graduates OF
Council School.

One hundred graduates of the driv-
ers' school of the washington Safety
Council last night received from the
hands. of Police Court Judge Gus
Schuldt diplomas certifying to their
proficiency as drivers. The exer-
cises were held in the Mckinley
Manual Training School
Preventative justice rather than
putative justice" was the keynote OF
Judge Schuldt's address. He praised
the work of the council and said that
every automobile driver in the city
should become familiar with its
work.
Inspector Albert Headley. head of
the traffic squad, urged the gradu-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-14
CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRYCLU
SOON READY
Work on Building SO Per Cent
Done-Board Of Governors
Is Elected.

The Congressional Country Club
is SO per cent completed.
This report was made at the an
nual meeting in the Willard last
night by Philip M. Julien, archi-
tect in charge Of construction. Jul
lien stated that heat had been in
stalled, and by January the lockers
will be ready for use. The club
should be entirely complete within
a few months, he said.
New Board Elected.
The following board Of governors
was elected:
For three.year term-Judge
Oscar E. Bland, Rear Admiral Cary
T. Grayson, Col, Robert N. Harper,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-14

ates to get their friends to join the
school. The membership fee of 81 is
used to paint safety lines on the
streets and to otherwise inform and
help motorists. Odell S. Smith and
r. Graham Cole were other speakers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-14

And of course you'll want many small things il
the grocery line that you perhaps, do not at any
other time of the year.
May we suggest that it is we'll to anticipate your
wants few days on these items. We prepare for
this business but often all stock these items is
sold out several days before Christmas resulting IN
disappointment to those who ask for them then.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-22

tani ilym6don elo lakossagat. A
teljes indian lakossagot abban NJ
id6ben, amikor Columbus San Sal
vador szigeten i492-be kikotott,
k0riilbelul $4,000 fore becsiilik
| Ha a Csendes Oceantol az Atlanti
tenger partjaig es a deli Gulf a.
Iramlatoktol a Macy Tavak vide
| l&eig terjed0 teriileten el0 0sszes
! t0rzsek ossze ei0ttek yolna egy
nagy gyiilesre, mem alkottak vol.
ma egy olyan nagy koz0nsseget
mint amilyen Detroit es csak ne
hanv ezerrel lette kvolna t0bben
mint amennyien Cleveland vaey
/ Boston varosaban vannak.'
"Fehtr cmberek fegyverei meg.
tizedeltek n6hany t0rzset; bete@.
seq, helytelcn elctmod 6s iarva.
nyok, melyek a feher emberek 10.
vctel6vcl felleptek. fokoztak a ha.
lal aratasat. 17S1 eS 1887 evek k0-
z0tt harom izben s0p0rt v6gig him
10 jarvany nvugati t0rzsek Sora.
iban. sokkal vegzetesebb ercdmt.
nyckkel, mint az 1913 6vi influ.
enza iarvanv. Egy furcsa lazbe.
tegseg Californiaban es Oregon
ban egv esztend6 alatt 10000 in
+, diant pusZtitott ell. 1SS0-ban az
indian lak6ssag 256.127-re cs0k.
kent, ennelfogva a jelenlegi lak6s.
sag SZama a 30 esztend6 alatt 1O0,.
900 fonyi emelkedest ielent.''
A fold leggazdagabb nepe.
"Egyik amerikai indian tors
ma a fold leggazdagabb n6pe. Az
Usage indian t0rzs foldjein Okla
hOmaban oIalat fedeztek fel. For.
rasaik evente 50,OOO.OOO dollar 6r.
tekii olojat adnak es Amerika ke
zelven v0r0sbGrii 6slak6inak liz
lett iigyeit, a t0rzS minden tagia
koz0tt fejenkent 10 ezer dollart6I
II ezer dollarig terjed6 0sszeget
oszt szejiel Gvpnte. 1922-ben t0bt
mint 29,000,000 horde olajat ter.
meltek az Usage indianok fold
ien."
! " A feher ember szokasok resi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-22
szAPORoDNAK INDIANoK.
Hivatalos ielentes az amerikai
Densziil0ttek eleter0l.

Akarcsak regi baratia a b0-
leny, az amerikai indian is uibol
deficit ad magar6l. Az indianoll
iigyet kezelo hivatal nemregiben
bocsatotta kozre adatait, melyell-
b0l kitiinik, hogy az Egyesiilt Al
lamok ban az indian lak6sSag je-
lenleg 344. BOB, mely a multi evi XII
mutatassal Szombcn 1,144 szammal
vllo emelkedtst ielent.
Nemcsak zelmult evben, ha-
mem az utolSo 80 eSztend0ben, a
halalozasi arannyal szemben, a
rezb6riiek szamaban alland6 emel-
ked6s mutatkozik mondia a
Washington, ID. C.-ban szekeiG
Ors2agos F0ldraizi Tarsasae altal
kibocsajtott bulletin.
"A font3rtott terjiletek minden
leGyZe eimeflOldJef ma NAT lndl-
an jut es ez a teriiletct mem Sok-
kal kisebb, mint az egesz New
England. A randelkezesre ali6
legmegbizhat0bb bccslespk sze-
rint abban az id6ben, qmikor el6-
sz0r erkeztck fchtr emberek A
merika partjaira, egy indian jill
tott minden harom n6gyzetmer-
foldnyi teriilctre. Ha az Egyesi,t
Allamoknal1 legalabb kttharmad
reszet lartottak volna rezb0riiek k
megszallva "a fentartott teriiletek
ielcnlegi lak6ssagi aranya mellett
az Egyesiilt Allamokban ma 10
100000 indian lenne."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-22
A t0rzs lakossag kicsinv.

Massasoit. massachusetts ind
an f6n0k, allitolag kukoricaval
vendGgeltc meg az els6 j0vev6nye-
ket, a pilgrim atyakat, a tdny a.
zonban az, amit vadaszat rev6n
szereztek meg. Oz, b0l6ny, medve
IS nyul volt a hus eteliik; szeder
fs di6 volt q burgonyajuk. Meg
viraezo Amerilza sem tudta eltar-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-22
Ketszaz t0rzset megmentettek.

Az indian civilizaci0 romjal-
bol t0bb mint 200 t0rzset meg
mentettek. Ezokct torzseket k0-
eel 200 fentartott helyen helyez-
tex el, melyek az apro california;
tanyakt0l kezdvc a nagy Navajo
kiil0nitmeny nagyobb, mint Mary
land allan. A Bureau of Indian
Affairs a fcMgyel6jiik. Ez eey kor
manyzat 0nmagaban, hat commits
sionerb0l allo kabinettel. melynek
feladatai k0zze tartoznak azok a
dolgok, amelyekkeI altalaban az
0r0k 0s0d6si bir6sagoR, hagyatek
kezelG tarsaSagok. k0zutakat rem
dez0 bizottsagok, arvahazak, k0z-
epit6szeti hivatalok 6s i6ttkony-
sagi egvletek. bankok Is munka
elhelyez6 jieyn6k>6gck foglalkoz-
max.
"Nemregiben a v0r0sb6riiek III
b6l feldiszitettek magukat 6sapaik
haboruS fpSt6kpivel Is harci ru-
haikkal 6s q kiizdelem 0sveny6re
l6ptek. Ez az 0svfny Hollywood
ba vpzetett IS az indianok bevo-
nultak a mozgofenykep birodal-
maba. Az EGycsiilt Allamok meg
engcdte a Shoshoni es Arapaho
torzseknek a wyomingi Wind Ri
yer kiil0nitmenvr6l. hogy a mozi
varoSba menienek es oft mozg6-
fenykepek fclvetelerc felhasznal-
tassanak. =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-22

leges felvetelenek es az Rgyesiilt
Allamok eondoskodasanak tudjak
be AIT "a tenyt, hogy az indian la
k6ssag szama emelkedik. A voros-
b6riiek meg mindig lehetnek va
daszok, de a fentartott teriileteket
meglatogatok AIT fogjak talalni,
hogy rezboriiek hasznosak es ne
mesck. Gazdalkodok, farmarel,
kerteszek, sz0vGk, edeny keszito!,
sz0nyeg sz0vok, baromfi termelok,
iroda alllalmazottak k0nyvelok.
banyaszok, famunkasok, vezetGk,
s0t t0bben reszveny szolvtnyelet
is vagdosnak."
The border vidette., 1923-03-24
ARIZONA INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS
March 10, 1927

Wilcox Central Copper Co.
operates fifteen mile railroad
connecting with S. p. has been
built at cost of $228, 900.
A recent visitor to the Salt
River Valley says: This val
ley is a paradise. just think of
going around on the Goth Of De
cember without an overcoat.
This valley has so much that
other localities can not have that
it is no wonder it is remarka.
BILE place. The visitor took a
drive around the valley. visited
the Indian school, looked at the
orange groves and the wonder.
full green farms and declared tina,
it is one of his finest experiences.
He was especially impressed
with the high school and the
grade schools"
Arizona again is coming to the
front as a dairy state. For sew
eral years cotton crowded the
COW to the wall, but lately she
has begun to assert her rights
Shipments of dairy products are
increasing steadily. More alfal
ia is being planted every season
Farmers in the Flagstaff dis
trict did we'll with potatoes last
year, and will increase their
acreage this season. The Flag
staff potato is known as the Co
conino Red. It is a large potato,
especially fine for baking. Cali
fornia is experimenting with the
Coconino Reds for seed.
Clifton-The Commission an
nounces new water rates effec
tive March 1st.
Miami-Castle Dome Co. plan
ming to resume drilling during
coming summer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as.
bestos group being developed on
large scale.
Miami-Cactus Copper prop
erty planning development.
Bisbee-Six drill crews push
ing work on Sacramento Hill
project.
Tucson-Canille bill road com.
pleted and thrown open to pub
lie.
Willcox-Central Copper Co.
opens good ore body on SOC
level.
Douglas-15, 900 tons $18 ore
ready for so ton mill at Swiss
holm property.
Phoenix - State bank with
branches throughout the state is
advocated.
Holbrook - Importation oi
drilling rigs into Shiprock dis
trict started.
Jerome-United Verde opens
entirely new ore body on 1900 ft
level.
Yuma-Carload of alfalfa seeG
disposed Of by Farm Burear
Exchange.
The border vidette., 1923-03-24

, Nogales CONSTRUCTION Of SIP
900 federal building announced.
Warren-Patent to R. A. M.
mining group awarded. Devel-
Opment planned.
Dowie district to net SIS, 900
this season from mohair ship
ments.
Kingman Mountain States
Tel. & Tel. Co.. completes line to
Ash Fork.
Winkelman-The Gold Copper
Mines property inspected for de.
velopment.
Holbrook Mexican Hat rein.
cry to be substantially enlarged.
Benson-Boquillas land to be
surveyed for Charleston Dam
project.
Phoenix - Contract awarded
for History Luhrs building.
Holbrook-Great oil activity
in San Juan basin planned for
early spring.
Morristown-Big Deposit M.
Co. to install Cotton milling plant
and sink 8 compartment shaft.
Douglas-Shattuck mine pre-
pairing to ship out 100 tons high
grade ore daily.
Globe-Company to develop
onyx deposit near New Mexico
line.
Benson-Apache Powder Com
pany shipping out carload pow.
der daily.
Phoenix-One district orders
25 900 orange trees from Cali
fornia.
Littlefeld-Huge dam on Vir-
gin River to irrigate 300, 900
acres.
Phoenix-State cotton yield
for season just closed 42OO bales.
Nogales-5O carloads tomatoes
enter port for eastern markets.
Yuma-$53, 900 contract let for
lnpIOV0uSuV VI 10VSS CnSo Va
town.
Phoenix - Cities throughout
state to launch Trade at Home"
drive.
Holbrook - Entire acreage in
Navajo Reservation oil field filed
on.
Tombstone - Mining through
out district greatly increased
during past thirty days.
Phoenix Cave Creek dam
costing $600,O00 to be completed
in two weeks.
Oatman - Approximately 60
tons ore being shipped from Tel
luride daily.
Florence-Firestone Cotton &
Oil Co. to maintain receiving
stations.
Oatman-Resumption of activ-
tiles at United American prop
erty announced.
Tucson-Pacific Fruit Express
to spend SIS 900 enlarging local
plant.
Miami - Smelter turning out
Is, 100000 lbs. copper monthly.
Douglas - Swisshelm Mining
Co, to install 5O-ton mill at once.