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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-01
Od.souzen pro zabiti mad'ar-
,keho distojnika v souboji. z

SACHO UuSlOJIAlAa v SOOOOJl. ~
Budapest, 13. cervence. Post.
zprava). Soud vynesl dnes roz-
sudek proti advokatu dru. F.
duardu Landauerovi, jenz byl
obvinen, ze zlmysln6 zabil v
souboii dustojnika tKirchnera.
Soud prijal "a prokazano, ze
Kirchner nenabehl nahodou ma
kcrd dra Laudauera, nybrz, re
Landauer, jenz Sc cestnym slo-
vem zavazal, re nepouzije pra-
va bodu, zumyslne probodl tep
nu sveho soupere. Rozsudek
mi ma 4 leta statniho vezeni.
/ statni navladnictvi i obhajci
podali prot rozsudku odvola-
lani.
Evropska zelva vymira. Ja-
ko hlavni davod vymirani Eel
Wy evropske We Svedsku, Dan
sku a sousednich zemich udava
Svedsky badatel Clos Kurkck
zmenu podnebi, ktera nastala
" dob6 poledove zamezila W.
win vajicek. V N6mecku prem6
nou raSelinist' We vlhka luka
pozbyvaji zelvy bydlist', take
odvodhovani a pronasledovani
zelv k 1celum postniho pokr-
mu prisp6lo k lbytku zelv. v
republice byly chovany zelvy
ma Trebonsku a Hlubocku a wy
iskytuji Sc nyni v Podunaji a
Poodfi. Zelvy ie velni t9zko
,chraniti a udrzeti jen tim, ze
by pri regulaci Sc ponechala
,slepa ramona rex s mocalovi.
ltou pddou okoh, oplotila niz-
ikym souvislym a dvojitym plo.
tenn a misto maskovalo by sc
ki'ovinami, by zelva byla chra.
'nena pied lidmi povodni a ne
fmohla uteci, soucasne vsak, a.
by mohla tam prezimovati q
irozmnozovati Sc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-01
: Ami v tom sc nemylite.

protoZe ocenu]i Gin onoho pa
ma, trvam ma sve zaldosti Zda
Sc vam to mad bizarnim, ale
jest tomu TAX. Pomyslete, ze
bych ucinil, co jste cekal, a
odejel bych. Nejakou dobu
vytrvate v zapase s neodvrat-
nym osudem. Kartel, jenz je
informovan vsem, bude sc
.divat ma to Sc zalozenyma ru-
Kama =.
O vsem? tazal sc Setfil
a citil, re mu vyvstava ma cele
pot.
- Pokud mu Jest neco po
tom, vysvetloval Dublin, po "a
lezitosti, o niz mluvime nyni,
mu neni pranic.
- Kartel vas tedy nerrijme
- pokracoval Dublin, a ma vas
pfikvaci financnf katastrofa.
To neznamena pouze, re Ne
vola, az buIde propulsion. nebu-
de nit niceho re jej ceka ne
v6sta rovnez beze jmeni, nybrz
mnohem vice. Znamena to, re
pan, o nemz mluvime, nemuze
byti nikdy rehabilitovan, ne
bot prvni podmfnkou rehabili-
tace by bylo, ably byla dplne
nahrazena vzeSla skoda. Roz-
unite mi, pane pokladniku?
Setril jenom mlcky prikyvl.
- Naproti tomu, setrvam-li
Ipri sve zadosti - a setrvam ma
nj - je TO pro pana, 0 n6mz
mluvime stestim a primo spa
sou.
- Mluvme konkretne. mate
pravdu, pane pokladniku. -
Mym snatkem sc slecnou sta
nete sc clenem kartelu, vas pod
mix stane sc okamzite vynos-
nym, Skoda, kterou utrpela spo
fitelna, bude nahrazena, reha-
bilitaci nestoji v ceste jiz mic,
pranic, naopak pokladam "a
tPovinnost usnadnit il co nejvi-
!, ,ce, pral bych 81, ably mlady
muz vyvazl co nejrychleji re
sve trapne situace. Hned pa
snatku jsem ochoten dat vam
k disposici celou castku a vse
bude pofadku :.
- Vse mimo to, proc sc wy.
dial v neStesti.
- Racte prominout, nema
ma vybranou. Bud dosahne
itoho, co mu nabizlm nebo nj
iceho. Ale toho, pc Gem touzi
"a zadnych okolnosti.
! Setril sklonil hlavu. Vede
ivelmi dobfe, re ma mlady prl.
myslnik pravdu. A prece ;.
= A pfece Sc nezbavim do.
|jmu, re sc dopoustim zrady ma
onom chudakovi, pravil temei
,bezdecne.
| Dublin 81 pohraval penekuc
inetrpeliv6 zlatym fetizkem l
iavych hodinek.
| = Rozumi Sc, pane poklad
Iniku, ze nechci vas nrtit ke
,krokdm, iez byste nennohl sro,
nat Sc SWIM sv6domim. Mate
Ii pochybnosti, dovolil bych 8
|vam poradit, ,vylozte, celou vet
zcela upflmne Svym dAmam
uvidime, jak posuzuji ony vec
| Setril patril ma sveho bndou
'ciho zete hruzou. Poznaval
''ze v tomto boI S mladym prn
'mysln1kem nemuze vyhrat,
'jeho bezohlednosti, 5 jakou o,
jde k cili, nemuze se merit.
i Navrh Dubinuv byl nejkrva
,,vejsim vysmechem! Mel pred
stoupit pred zenu a dceru do
.znanim, re je zlocincem, Z,
dial "a svdj hfich pykat jine
'mu, re tim znicil navzdy stest
: iedine dcery? Hrozil Sc muze
J jenz s,edN pred MIN chladn9 ;
, nepohnuts, o nemz sc zdafo, Z,
.jeho kid je satansky, ze jeh,
ledovost spaluje, re teto dus
; nestaci vitezstvi, ,neni-li okore
. memo krutOsti. Prav6 tato hrfl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-01
Y TENATECH
rom A N
Napsal Karel M. PTibramsky

spel? Nikomu. A uskodil by
ste ysem, nedosahlo by Sc nj
echo z who'd, jez vam nabizim
a nezabranil byste nicemu z
toho, co vam hrozi.
Jaky to byl chladny posuzo-
vatel, jak pfesny poetar! Pan
pokladnik Ease citil, re jej mra
ri pri slovech Dubinovych, a
ze Ease neni 5 to vymknout sc
vedomi, jak mu iTnponuie ten
to muz.
Mlady prdmyslnlk podival
Sc ma hodinky.
- Jest to vse, co jste mi
chtel rfci?
- Ano, koktal rozpacite Se-
tril.
- PAX tedy, prosfm, zavolej
te milostivou pani, abych il
pfednesl zadost O ruku slecny
Anicky.
Setfil tem6f mechanicky u
poslechl, zazvonil ma sluzku a
pfikazal il, aby vyridila pani
pokladnikove, ze pani prosi q
jeji pritomnost.
ODE danny v nervovem roze.
chveni cekaly stale ma tuto
zpravu a piece prosta slova
sluzcina' pusobila ma ne do
jmcm yeci zcela nenadale.
- Ted tedy! zvolala Anie-
ka, vrhla sc ma matcina prsa a
propukla v plaG.
Matka il objala a domlou-
vala il.
- Bud rozumna, Anieko,-
neradila bych ii k tomuto kro.
ku, kdybych nebyla presvedce.
ma, re vede ke tvemu stesti.
- Vim to, mani, vim, ale
prece to boil, narikala.
Drahe dite, pravila ma.
tka, zivot je vice bolesti ne5
necim jinym.
! Devce mlcelo, jen usedavJ
'plas zmital jejimi nadry.
!, Nahle Sc chopilo matky "a
ODE ruce a hledelo il do oci !
tvJrazem temer hrozivym.
| = Prisahej mi, mani, re ie
(vse, co isl mi vykladala dnes {
inemoznosti snatku Nevolou
cista pravda.
] Matka Sc temef zalekla w
,razu dcerinych oci.
- Je, dite, je, koneisila il.
/ - Prisahej!
i - Prlsaham ii to pri spast
isve duse. Ale probdh upoko.
tse.
! - Jsem jiz klidna a rozhod
nuta. Ze neni pro mas jint
zachrany take prisahas?
| - Prisaham, ze nevim jine
/ - Dobre, jdi.tam tedy. Svo
lin.
/ Buh tt odplat', drahe dite
!! Mavla jen unavene rukou ;
zadrzujic Shy a plac, posun
KEN naznaGovala matce, aby
Isla, kan byla zavolana.
Il Matka vysla re dveri, deer;
!, padla ma kolena.
! - Boze, boze, coz nevidis
COZ neslySis? Nejsi jiz zastito,
,nevinnosti?
Pani pokladnikova zatin
,vesla do pracovny. Dublin po
J zdravil eleganci dokonaleh4
kavalira, neodkladaje phi ton
Inijak sveho chladu.
! Milostiva pani, pravil
neracte mi zazlivat, pouzfvan
Ii chvile,y kdy obnovujeme svo,
: znamost, abych vyslovil prosb,
- prosbu velfkou, 0 to, co j
| vam ma svete nejdrazsi, 0 slec
NIL Anicku.
/ Pani Setrilova ved9la davno
J co rekne Dublin, byla ma to pfi
, pravena prece sc pri jeht
i slovech neubranila hlubokem,
''pohnuti. Napred Sc zachvel;
ma nj sn1rt. ialk fika liz
, 1923-04-19
Reduce Those Dan
gerous Swollen Veins
Doctors Recent Discovery Also Heals
Boils, Carbuncles, Assesses, and
Open Sores in a Few Days.

Physicians are prescribing and hos
pitfalls using n new and harmless. yet
very powerful germicide that not only
causes enlarged or varicoso veins and
punches to become normal. but also
reduces goitre. enlarged glands and
wens.
Ask any first class druggist for an
original two-ounce bottle of Moone's
Emerald OIL Gull strength and refuse
TO accept anything in its place. 1t is
such a highly concentrated prepare
ton that two ounces lasts a long
time and Furthermore IL this wonder
full discovery does not produce the
results anticipated. you can have the
price refunded.
1t is not wise for anyone to allow
swollen veins to keep on charging
Often they burst and cause weeks Of
pain. suffering and loss Of employ
ment. Start the Emerald OIL treat
ment as directions advise and i'm
provement will begin at once Your
druggist can supply you.-Advertise-
ment.
, 1923-04-19

Commander Alvin w. owsley.
national commander of the American
Legion. will be in Casper May "a and
rs, according to an announcement of
D. W. Ogilbee at the meeting of the
Casper Kiwauls club. The Kiwanis
club will endeavor TO arrange a ses-
sion at which Commander Owsley
will be present. The great Legion.
naire's visit 10 Casper will be an
event in Legion circles here. for Mr..
Owsley is one of the most prominent
figures in the United States today.
At the Kiwans meeting today. the
members were entertained by Ma.
dame Emile Kramer who rendered
several selections on the duo.ait
piano. Madame Kramer's playing
was a YER pleasant treat.
Rick Rickerson. exploitation man.
ager for the Paramount Picture com
pany, Rocky Mountain district, was
a speaker at the luncheon. Mr..
Rickerson was formerly sporting
editor of the Denver Post.
1.-THE motion picture industry is
achieving greater influence each day
over the public mind" said Mr..
Rickerson. Aside from being a
mere instrument Of amusement mo.
ton pictures have extended their
power to the field of education, and
now surgery, research work, safety
first plans, and many other things
of Importance are taught by this
medium"
The Judges for the debate at the
high school tonight were appointed
by A. NJ. Gee. president of the club.
They are William B. Cobb and D. W.
Ogilbee- The Rev. L. z. Carter will
represent the school among the
Judges, having been requested by c.
X. Fletcher, principal.
, 1923-04-19

poihts 10 q successful campaign
The following Is a partial list Of
Casper business men, and members
or the Casper Chamber of Commerce.
that have been selected by the mem.
bership COMMITTEES. to assist IN cor.
Quoting the annual stock taking and
membership recruiting campaign.
T. F. Algeo: w. D. Alley; e. p.
Bacon; w. j. Bailey; H. w. Baker:
] b. Barnes; C. w. Barton; NJ. A.
Becklinger; ]. L. Beiderman, b. J.
Biggs ]. W. Bingenheimer, NJ I.
Bishop. Jr.. Earl C. Boyle, L. d.
Branson, c. P. Brodie. Francis NJ.
Brown, H A. Burk. W. @. Burnett,
p. A Burns. Earl q. Burwen, F. ].
Castell, r. C. Gather, W. j. Cham.
berlin. H C. Chappell. w. q. Cobb,
IL F. Comfort, Roy J.. Cook. T. s.
Cooke. c. A Cullen. Hal Curran. John
Dali. Q. X. Beaver. John ]. burst.
F.. B. Firmin. NJ. ]. Foley, Harry
Free. Emmett Fuller. Guy ]. Gay.
Lew NJ. Gay. John t. Gratiot, Chas.
NJ. Gunnison. g. r.. Hagens, w. B.
Haselmire Paul Huber. Geo. w. Jar.
Wis. A. T. Jensen. ]. ". johnson. o.
G.. johnson. w. r. johnson. John G.
Jones. r. F. KammYon. Abe Kassis.
walter Ksefe. John ~Jourgensen. Carl
Jourgensen, W. s. Ktnbali. J.. A.
Leary, Julian Lever. w. B. Adams.
H. D.. Mccormack. ]. G. Mccain.
Harry McCracksn. ". B. Maxwell, A.
J.. Mokler. Chas. Neithammer. Geo.
B. Nelson, A P. Nesbitt, r. II. Mich
OILS. p. c. NicolayBcn, D. W. Ogilbee.
Major Ormsby. W. H. Patten. B. II.
Jelton. Jr. Henry q. Perkins, C. r.
Peterson. Max N. Petken NJ. c. Price,
, 1923-04-19
BOY SCOUTS PROMPT IN
ANSWERING SUMMONS To
SEARCH FOR CHILDREN

Yesterday afternoon At 4 o'clock.
Troop I of the Boy Scouts were called
for service by the great whistle Of
the Natrona Power company which
gave four long blasts.
Two small children of NJ. G.. Har.
mon. 1o4o South Melrose street had
wandered away from home early in
the morning. After a thorough search
throughout the afternoon by the
neighbors had produced no results
the parents solicited the aid of the
local scouts. The children were found
by the scouts after a hunt of only
thirty-five minutes.
Troop 4. Frank Taylor, scoutmast-
or. is known as the Emergency Troop.
This troop is called upon first in all
urgent matters. The boys have boon
given special training for civic ser.
v;ce IN the community.
A matter OF special note IN yester.
days activities is the fact that Troop
: has a roster OF 80 scouts and within
five minutes from the time the whistle
blew 20 boys had gathered at the
local headquarters and were on their
way for duty. Eight more boys re-
ported within 10 minutes from the
ume the whistle first blew. The re
naming two were unable to report.
Scout Executive H. Roe Bartle. who
had directed the search. spoke to the
scouts after the search was completed
and expressed his appreciation to the
large number Of scout officials from
other troops who had answered the
call for service.
Once moro the Boy Scouts hav
proven their worth to the community.
, 1923-04-19
MANY INJURED IN souls
FOR SALE At AMERICA
Eight players IN the cast of the new

Eight players IN the cast Of the new
ce'dwyn-Rupert Hughes picture,
Souls for Sale" which Is tho at
traction al the America theatrr TO-
day and Friday. were injured in the
filming Of the big spectacular oil.
max whese a big top" bought from
Barnum & Bailey was burned. The
circus which was built for tho occa-
sion occupied eleven acrer OF ground
and Thousands Of extras participated
IN the action Tho burning Of the
cent. supposed to have been ~. ok
by lightning. furnished thrills galore
to those making the picture q we'll
as to those who see It on the silver
sheet. Luckily, none of the injured
PLAYERS were very seriously hurt
, 1923-04-19
PHYSICIAN WINS
FIRST ROUND IN
COURT HEARING

CHEYENNE. wyo.. April 1s.-
Special to Tho Tribunel.-Federal
Judge t. B. Kennedy at noon Thurs
day dismissed as unsupported by suf
ficient evidence. the third Of four
counts in an Indictment against DR..
w. S. Bennett, prominent GreybuIl
Wyoming. physician, who is on trial
for violation of the Mann Act. The
court reserved until later in the day
decision oil a motion by the defense
that the other three counts be dis
missed.
The third count alleged hat Ben.
nett Illegally had transported Mrs.
, 1923-04-19

e :" fIOSUSls L n fteed. W, !.
Rehr, G. H. Reimerth. H. s. Ross,
VIM. Shaffer B. l.. scherck, Frank
scherck. Tracy N. Shaw, w. W..
sproul Carl F. Shumaker. w. w.
Slack. Frank b. Taylor. t. C. Ton.
kin, L. B. Townsend. VIM. Treber,
r. c. Van Denberg. Fred Van Cor.
den. o. L. Walker. A L. Wallace. E.
H Warren. VIM. ]. wehrli, Geo. A.
Wetdell. A. r. White. Harry C. whar.
ton. E. j. Sullivan. WIN. o. Wilson,
Max w. Wilson. Roy c. wyland.
Harry A. Yessness. F. NJ. zimmers.
Any member whose name is not
included in this list and who de.
sires to participate, should notify the
secretary at once.
, 1923-04-19
COMMANDER OWSLEY OF LEGION
TO VISIT CASPER next MONTH

W. D. Alley announced the play
let which is to be given Friday in
the Elks auditorium under h direc-
ton of Mrs. c. p. Brodie for the
purpose of raising funds TO finance
the girls camp which will be
sponsored by the Kiwanls club.
, 1923-04-19

Jennie St Clair from Lodge Grass.
Montana, to Sheridan, Wyoming.
Should the remaining three counts
be d smissed there stil will be pend.
, 1923-04-19

ing against Bennett an Indictment
charging him Jointly with Mrs. st.
Cair Of eonspiring to vioate the Mann
Act.
, 1923-04-19
SCORES TO take field Next
TUESDAY In Big Membership
drive OF COMMERCE CHAMBER

me membership recruiting of the Casper Chamber of
C Ion rn9 Will start Tuesday morning, April "a, at 8 o'clock
W. w WI probably be preceded by a Lets Go" meeting
,ment =; evening at the Henning hotel. A definite announce.
A mr ~ issaIo u me Let's Go" meeting will be made later
- great deal OF enthusiasm prevails in the committee and
, 1923-04-19
AUCTION.

Friday afternoon at 2 p. m. of fur.
niture and household goods at 1851
g. Ash. Phone 1850.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
CITY SUES TO GET
IMPROVEMENT PAY
CONTINUED From First Page)

Gibilisco on May IS, 1920, furnished
bond of $4,000 for a 1900 foot
main in Pennington avenue north OF
Blake road, and the city alleges de-
felt of s631.16 for which $500 DAM
ages are sought.
James Parulski, John Dobrowolski,
Frank Donozenski, Korzunier Pod
hayski and Michael Sokoloski on July
1, 1920, furnished bond of s1,3S1,52
for 600 foot extension in Miller
street, and the city alleges a sSS.54
deficit for which damages of $3.50 are
sought.
Stefano Brasile, Ernesto Geramonti
Frank Gryguc, Alex Korenkiwicz,
Giuseppe Buscemi, Joe Nappi, An
tony Depinto and Frank Kara on
September 10, 1919, furnished a bond
of $1,000 for a 400 foot extension
from Jerome street, west on Clinton
street, and the city alleges a 1861 de-
fcit for which damages of 500 are
sought.
A. E. Bengston on May "a, 1920,
furnished a bond of $500 for a 100
foot extension in Buell. street and the
city alleges a deficit of 5000 for
which damages of $50 are sought.
A. Gorbach and +. o. Kilbourne on
March IL, 1920. furnished bond of
$4,000 for a 1000 foot extension in
Commonwealth avenue and the city
alleges deficit of s30o.7s, for which
damages of $500 are sought.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
REPUBLIC MAY Be aim
Political Trend In Spain is Said to be
TowardN Republicanism, Following
Recent Coup.

| BY The Associated Press.
Port Vendres, Spanish Frontier
Sept. o1.-The open declaration by
some of the Spanish liberal leadesr
to revert to republicanism is one of
the most important portents arising
from the military movement that has
succeeded without bloodshed in TAX
ing possession of the government of
Spain.
Former Minister Grasset has clear
ly expressed determination to move
in this direction and it is forecast that
former Speaker Melquiades Alvarez
will make similar move.
These grave resolutions will add a
considerable body Of political thinkers
to the already existing strong forces
of socialists and syndicalists who are
the declared enemies of the mon
archy.
The great bulk OF liberal opinion
is held by observers to favor con-
stitutional monarchy but many in this
group are experiencing sense of in
security after the recent events which
witnessed the monarchial state of af-
fairs in direct conflict with the con-
stitution.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
ia H. CLUB ELECTS
e. B. Miller Named President-Mem-
bers Plan for Annual Outing at
Lake Compounce, September 20.

The Traut and Hine club at its an.
nual meeting, held last evening in the
club rooms, elected the following Off.
GERS: president, L. B. Miller; vice.
president, Edmund S. Starr; secretary
and treasurer, J. f. O'Neil, executive
committee, Ike Hills and Thomas
Walker.
The reports of the officers were read
and showed the club to have had a
very successful year. The members of
the club are making arrangements for
the annual outing, which will be held
at Lake Compounce, Saturday, Sept.
20. Various sports, including a base.
ball game, will be enjoyed. John
Heath, the popular foreman of the
packing room, is captain of one team,
and Otto Miller has been elected cap
tain of the single mems team. Both
teams have been practicing a good
deal for the affair and a very warm
battle Is expected.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY
One Finance Plan is 70 Let Khan Aid
and Other Is TO Get Help From Big
Chicago Company.

Valparaiso. Ind, Sept. 21.-Trustees
OF Valparaiso university which is re-
ported to be in financial difficulty are
considering two proposals for the
operation of its schools. one advanced
by the ku Klux Khan. providing for
the sale Of founders certificates
through the organization to its mem
befs. and the other under which the
school would turn over part of its
property to the Cook Laboratories Co.
of Chicago. A meeting of the trus-
tees has been called for September
~ when final decision is expected to
be made.
The plan proposal was brought for
ward by officials Of that organization
after 1t was found that legal tech
nicality would prevent 1t from pur-
chasing the university.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
SEIZE 5000 STILLS IN YEAR
800 "Dry.. Agents Also Took Posses.
sion of 1000, 900 Gallons OF Mash

Washington, Sept. Elm its fight
against moonshining the federal gov
eminent seized more than 5000 stills
in the last fiscal year, according to
figures made public today by Prohi-
bition Commissioner Haynes. Less
than 400 prohibition agents partici-
pated in the seizures.
Besides the stills, the agents con-
fiscated 100000 gallons of mash, &c.
900 gallons of whiskey, 1900 gallons
of pomade. 1881 fermenters. 80
copper coils and rs pistols, revolvers
and rifles.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
Peace HOPES FADE,
SAYS LLOYD george
Present Year Beginning Of Do
Cline His Opinion

London, Sept, si.-Europe, as siew-
ed from outside No, 10 Downing
street, ls 4 sad spectacle indeed and
Is going from bad 10 worse, In the
eyes OF David Lloyd George whe, in
a 500 page hook entitled is II
Peace" 10 be published September
rs, reviews the whole ambit Of Euro
pean problems, the Rnhr predominr
ating, and comments thereon In the
vigorous style. renlete with sonerous
metaphor. which Is characteristic OF
his writings, He 10 convinced that
peace has gone back, Rerceptihly and
Enthusiastically.
Up TO 1888, says the exspfemler,
each year after the end OF thu great
war showed a distinct improvement
over its predecessor, but ''tha present
year has been one OF growing gloom
and menace: the International tenn
per Is distinctly worse all around"
Lloyd George says Europe's patched
up peace paets will leave the CONT
nent in a more preearieus plight than
ever. but he's stll hoping that the
settlements will be left 10 the diplo-
matists and not 10 the gunner"
The Ruhr situation particularly re-
celyes his attention. He is confident
that the program OF his government
for getting reparations from Ger
many was the only one possible o.
fuifillment and he continues TO de-
mand full publicity for the British
proposals submitted TO the allied con-
ference OF August. 1922, which. he
says, were substantially accepted by
ali the allies except France.
"Polncare refused TO agree and his
refusal alone rendered the conference
fruitless," says Lloyd George. over
a year has elapsed. He has pursued
n different policy and so far II has
brought him nothing. ] am bold
enough to predict that In the future 1t
will bring France considerably less
than the 1922 plan would have yield
cd.
IF Poincare Is out for reparation
his policy will inevitably fail. In COM
parison with that he so rashly threw
over, but II he Is out for trouble II has
been a great success and in the future |
It will be an even greater triumph |
for his craftsmanship. The perman-
mt garrison In the Ruhr has possibili
les of mischief which 1t does not re-
luire any special vision to foresee."
Lloyd Georges concluding sentences
n the preface OF the book are: Peace
AN only be restored by full recbgni-
ion Of the equities as. well as the
the humanities as well
Is the equities. I have sought in these
ages to deal fairly with both"
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
SOUTHINGYON NEWS
Miscellaneous Shower For Miss Edith
Grallam-Nlilldale To Play Sunday

Miscellaneous Shower For Miss Edith
Graham-NIilldale To Play Sunda,
Items of Interest.
A miscellaneous shower was tender
ed to Miss Edith Graham of Queen
street last evening at the home OF
Mrs. Seth Wickwire in Plainville
] Guests were present from Farming
ton, Lodgeville, New Britain, Plain
vile and Southington. Miss Graham
received many beautiful and useful
gifts. Games were played during the
evening and musical selections were
rendered Refreshments were served.
Miss Graham will become the bride
of Chester Griffin of Plainville Satur-
day afternoon.
The Milldale baseball team will
meet the fast Clinton A. G. team of
New Haven on the Milldale school
grounds Saturday afternoon. The WIS.,
iting team will be one of the, hardest
opposing aggregations which the. To-
calls have met this season. They have
won their last II games
The field day to be staged under
the auspices of Shanley's Advanced
Fife and Drum corps will be one of
the biggest affairs ever held here. In
vitations have been sent out to 60 WIS.,
iting drum corps to participate and
athletic events will be staged in con-
nection wit hthe big parade schedul-
ed to be held.
Plans are well under way to or
ganize a bowling league and various
teams representing the factory league
of last year and organizations about
town have signitied their intentions of
joining. Prizes will be put UP for the
winners and 4 great deal of enthu-
siasm is being shown.