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M
Niagara Falls,
rushing waters is muffled by
graph shows hardy tourists
iEEWWSWtL*
looking
To Determine Whether
Those Cnil‘v nf Wov- Vio-
lations Will Be Tried
BERLIN, Monday, Fob. 9.-— Thu
committee on foreign relations of the
National Asstmbly today dccitlcd Io
Bupporf'the government's stand in dc—
claring "the cthical and patriotic in~
dignntion of the German twoplc at thv-
allicd demand for cxtrttdition of Get-
mans accused of war crimcs i< such
that tho carrying out of cxtmditlon
measures havc been tnnrlc pm- wally
possible and would prodncc intctnttl
insurrection "
The govcrttmcnt has occix‘md to ."ll‘)-
mit the othciat cxtrzditlon 1m to :11.»
first uttvu'nt-y-zcniml :tt Imitizir’. pith
Instructions to inx'cstiv-t‘n " " ~
ses listed and detcrtninc- “‘llt'll’lC‘l‘ the
charm-st mzuln by [ho HI], 5 ... »
punishcd undcr the (lcrman crimznal
or civil codos. lie will also bc .151le
.1
to detcrniinc to what t'xt-‘nl lnvsu
chargcs trcspa'ss upon the rult-s of
warfttrc. it is prcsumcd tho :tttorm-v»
gcncml will proccwd on tho ground
that tho linlentc list orcvnt'~ 'v"~-
.rw” .. 'Icwinst German sullJN'N.
and may prosecute tho accuscd in 1b.»
r-‘vnrgm had
way.
.rs. tho trial may
impt-rlttl Supreme
‘ nu r.
1".
been filed in any other
be hrld bn‘r r9 the
ourt. at Lclpzlg.
Only cases where specific charges
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Handy Tourists Viewing Niag
81‘
majestic in summc r. is doubly imprcsslvc in its winter gtrh or whltc.
great Walls and banks of icc and ice and 5110 w
up the ice-bound falls.
”\VASlllN’GTON. Fol. l0.~-llc":;tr-
ing that forcign cxchanm- had iwccmc
the "sinister international pz'oblnm"
within the last six months and uni-s5
tttliusted soon "commcrcinl chaos"
would OVI’TTLllC‘ intvntationnl trodc.
Sonator Thomas.- Dcmncrat. Colorado,
urzl-d in a spccch today. the rccstalr
lishtncnt of tho old mt!” ‘omwm-n cold
and silt'cr and tho crczttlau of llll"ll‘l8
tlonnl himctrtlism.
“'l‘lu- titnr has conic." h-‘v said. thn
Alill'l‘i'a .-h..~1t.l volt-u t' .\ ‘n‘:~.w;'~;x
and rI-no-w iii proposal of 1‘97 for the
l“7it‘t’ll.‘lllll(ll' of :. l'iii'l')‘ lwtwct‘ll Hit“
:mcivnt mrnrvnrg. nut. ; “'hosn rpla.
7H.- '~:tim‘~‘ n- unfilluu.‘ bvtwcctl 13L;
.‘lli"l 1.:th l.
ham bw‘n filed” in thv :lllir-s' lict will
b- (‘Oll4ill-‘l'ttl by tho govt-rntttont.
For i'" ‘;1“cv>, mctnbet's of tho (‘nbinet
' are convinced it ttittl of Dr. Thcohnld
von llcthmnnn-llollwcg for the Viola-
tion of Belgian surcrcl'tnty and the
doportaticu of ltvr civilian}: would hc
wholly infoasil'lc. lwcausc those wcre
military utc'wurcs for which hc “"1“
not rcsponsiblc. \Vttolesale blanket
indit-ttncnts such as were tiled by
l'tlltllltl it is :zlntcd also tail to afiord
ti tttngiblc basis of proccdurt‘.
lndt-pcnrlcnt Socialist“. who ltltncr-
to how shown cn‘y pnssivc interest in
tlrc situation. whllc v'nrt'fully protcct‘
in": tho pt‘t"ty‘.~‘. prcstigc. a"? gencrally
lwlim'cll to oppose extradition
principle. -
inWin‘er Garb of White
on .
4
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.z,‘
Now the roar of .the
cover rocks and river. This photo-
’ Europa, bcrci’t of gold and burdened
”with ”an cnormous dcbt. N‘nfl‘m‘
homas dcc‘arcd. facts the problems
or re—cstrthlishing and rcconstructing
her ftl‘t‘ifln trade. and would welcomc
anv system of intt-rnntional csuthtli-
station of eilwr and gold values that
could bc uccomplishcd without cndan-
”coring thc financial structurc of in-
tc-rnatinnal commcrcc or crcdit. The
slow but sit-tidy risc in the x'nluo of
silt-cr durlm: thc war in spite of et-
t'orts to prcrcm it more than rcstorcd
thu old ctxuilihrium between gold and
silwr. hc said. until today gold is no
cheapvr mctal and it. rather than sli-
\cr, ncods the stendylng influence of
:m intcrnnti-mal ncrccment.
Tho l‘nlxcd Sttttcs cannot coin sil—
vcr dollars today cxccpt at n lots-x.
S‘Inntor Thomas said. and the condi-
ton will soon apply as well to frac-
linm’tl currcncy. On such a basis. he
dcclarcd. thc coins will go to the
“WIMP-.2 pot as fast as thvy urc martc
tmd inm‘itubly prccipllttle throughout
tin- World ti t‘mninc in fractional cur-
rcncy unless the ratio be adjusted by
tntcrnntlonal agreement. . ,
The volumc 0‘ Paper moncy in the
“'0'” i“ 0'5" 0? 8" proportion to the
Mir“ of specie. hc- said,’ and in "1“.
condition live the secret of tho innit»
hmmfiuhu
leEWWfiflWflhi Mhhlliwmufl
national exchange crisis. At the he-
nivming of the world war. the total
poywr money of the thirty principal
will its ct‘ tho world amounted :0
about much billion dollars, he dccmr-
ed. and id Dcccmb’cr, 1919. it had In
‘l‘c'tsml to more than forty billion
1919 it had l'ncrcnsnd to more than th‘c
tlcllars. while thc gold rcscrvcs of
the sumo ciuntrtes had remained
practically stationary at around seven
billion dollars.
Advcrtisc in The Sentinel.
"THET
THAT
THAT
lad!
we have a. few Ford cars for-
not last long.
Ford Touring Car
' Ford: Embed
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
SPREAD THE NEWS
take notice now.
i
.41”?!
P. o. 3. Detroit 35 ”” ' .
“on." in 25
immediate delivery. But thcsc will
1?. 'o. B. Detroit
not only you but your neighbor is not too late, providing you ordcr
your Ford Touring or Rtmabout immediately.
neither you nor. your friends will have to walk this summer. if you
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the demand for Ford cars is _alr cady greatly in excess of the sup
. interpreters.
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ritual-“ORB, F‘ebfio. 5
$335 ”:31: to work on .tho‘
”“8 m" “:2 °£J°“;".§;ymii’&;§$
tame.“ omits; 3.23%
baseball players. from many lands. and
’ ident.
it may be necessary for Pros
' ' an interpreter when
0N9“ ‘0 engage The National
he hires his umpires.
Lcague usetLto draw the color line as
lcloselr as John n Sul.ivnn. who do-
clined to n m negrocs. although he did
not hesitafe to battle with a Maori
lt'ef,
c .IJust how many nations will be rep-
resented under tho banncr or the
Eastern, this senson is not known. a:
the reports are not all in yet. but ..
is known that there will be a China-
mnn. stew lndionc and " f’ "'
The Cubans any the.v 3“? not ‘30le
maple, and the Powwow
tin-v arc Portuguese and not negross,
although they are blacker than most
negrocs. They speak Portuguese and
Spanish and they say that lets them
out. Thor? was a darkey. in Mumford.
a good many years ago: who had red
hair. He was born in lrcland but he
did not call himsclt an’lrishman and
he did not know a word or Gaelic.
q BLSI Lat, the Bridgeport third base-
man. is the only (‘hink in the league
.nt prcsent, but. it is said more moro
larc'clamoring for msitions in the
lcztguc. Some of tho (‘hlneso who
watched Bill perform say that playing
ball is caster than bonding over a tub
on a hot day and thcy are going to
practice the game. Lot has an Amcri~
can g’rl for n with and she llvcs in
l’hifadclphin. Somo Bridgeport (‘hin-
cso nttendcd a game over the-re once
rand they had on idca that the umpire
[had robbed th Chinaman of a put out
which had u grcaz deal to do wth
Bridgctxn‘t losing tltc game. A dclc~
gallon wont to n ncwspapcr there that
nicht and tho spokcsmitn had the fol-
lowing to an) :
"Stlop tbc pics»
0.... I
l harc sonn- bllg
news far papcr lottcn umpire out to
ball pmk today. llc d‘cnd onc. He
blind man. Chincw boys sluhsclibc {or
rpccs for lotton umpirc. This away.
listen. Man run to ban-um. Lai touch
him with ball on lwrk. lottcn umpim?
he say safe. biz trtft'r. You put him in;
papcr. say ("hlncc boys don't \t‘lanti
to bc tabbed by lottcn umpirc. You,
savvy. We wutvh tumor in momin';
soc leo umpire big most." ‘
t'harlcs Afbct: Bender. who won rm.
nown whit (5 him: for Connie Mack.
ls going ., m and pitch for Ncw‘
Huvcn th s sda'ion. Th‘s‘ will be a
sort of aid» inch» (‘01- him. for his rout.
reason in no"!!! to No" Haven i340:
do some shooting for the “’inchcstcr
Repcatfnz «\llllr' Formally. and he will:
shoot undocthc banner of thc blg'
'rcd "\V.“ llcndcr ' a crack imp”
shooter, about as good a! John Philip
S'u‘m tho h-wdmnstcr. (‘hicf Myers
ha.- not sizuvd yet. but if be. com: to.
Now Ilavcn twain, tho tcnm wil‘ hnvu‘
a red-“do hn'tcrv in Bender and My-i
crn. ’l‘hcrc have boon a stood roam;I
lndlanu in tl'c lcstzuc at mrfoustimcs.
but never an cntlre battorv. It Ren-
dnr and "~- mm and work in
harness. thc fans may cxpcct to have
thorn rattlc antclooe bones or shake
benrs' claw: for siznnls. Each of
tho-e lndicns knowa how to make war
findicino :md after a zood mime they
always cclcbrnte with corn and vent»
son.
~~ an
"""ll'fl"tl had 1 great lndlon player
some )'(‘q'llh ago in Sookalcxlu who
v-cnl to tho tmnnv huntinr: mods
after he rctircd from tho gsme. Ht-
vcas hrottcht up it! O‘d Town. Mo" and
he was 0. ch in athlete. He was at his
‘ L" "h’n lm plnvcd the outfield for
Flow-mm} llv thc tlmc hc poached
this "3W it? could not PM as well as
ho did for Plct‘clnfld. but he mnln-
tnitu‘d his: :H‘I‘Wlfl? with tho but- whis-
luv. Socknlm-fs was not vcry par-
ticu‘ar al'out thehrand ho drank and
“’ ‘m "it hold of a bottlc it. was vcrv
difficult to cm downy from him. ”
"~ “"m float runner. another
tDccrfoot. and he knew how to p‘av
.tlm cutflcld much better than many
;01' tho pah-t‘nccs. and who“ a game
:wns ovcr hc made good time in racing
,tn lh"‘pl"(‘t’-:: ohm-o the hard stuff
:r‘ns on sale. His first amnrnnce in
"art'nwl w... on a Fourth of .lulv and
the opposing mum Was Spr‘ngficld.
(lrnoral \Vnshlnzton h‘msclf could
not have dopcd it out. any better. The
Ff‘twebflal‘ll vol 9 b‘snk whon t‘w In.
" ' "'" “0'" to hot thorn WP)“, UV) on
the brawn and the stands Rave a bit:
hrnd for tho grout. ch'cf. making
"N‘M tho Wurki‘mt trthn do
whom. they go out on a hunting cx-
: ‘ "'-. Rncl’nlcxln sent a clean hit
ihmuch tho inflcld and two mnu cam»
in as nl~tclw worn tlred and llrccrnclrt~
enla'wrrc exploded." ” I
‘ I""‘l'*‘ l'umnh'nv. of New LO“
lwnn tho first to NM"! C‘Ihfiflfaintl
the leaguc. rnd he Nth-tn; into Now
Britain. There were Mamas, Al-
meldn. (”abn-m nttd‘ Padrmt.” “'hcn
' " "Hm" took mmr the New 1311‘.
um mom considerable futls W5 matte
' A " wt" and thcre w
to": about tho tongue throng: ”:23;
m-.. Kuhn: m: to Cut»: to mate
" "n mu 't .
and not nczroen. He‘vent t: glibg”;
to: to" Vilio, in Hmna. to lmlr no the
-" " " ntcnundwhenhem.
n
In.“
banquet
I’ll-"‘5‘ tr'o din-w and three nights andl
l
l
‘Vr‘en . otn
«tut! gave-out g 8 ya but th
' ".m.
..
ad rY-nonn ‘uofl -« maq»
0,”... ., .. 5,. -,._‘. -~-... Ira
... “M" M "'9! awfugzmfiofinnvo:
on tho New London taunt. lu- mafia;
only catcher he find at one time. Run-
"3“. w. hoary board and was as
a...» .h :6 firms“; time 1161).!
en Humphrey hnd
__.W'heu Colonel!
pleads of expert l
' how old he
\
. n: 4anr tram-wan {‘3' "‘9 "the”
v
. ‘3' W
t ‘96?
kalh...
ottlh the
gum. today. Rule war we
first and the clue W“
‘0
a ” ’ “I ban
or hot-o «a last Cu
pltochcer in the Iowa Re you {823'}
Lvnn ln-‘ 1914: He" wont to the in
York State ”no?“ on: is now wit
“ESL Inmtbmrorlnwbou-
don, is now with mat-r. aim
lntcrnnticmasll fing;
the Gonna as
to have a. Cuban
Claude Mancini; go has
lnlted States a .
L When Jim Murphy. of Plum:
ownod. the New Britain mun. be h
a chance to sell chmra to a big lens.
on team. -A scout saw Can o r-
form and liked hi- work. A-namber o!
the tcnm who did not know any hot:
tcr. told the scout. what-he thought La-
hrcm's age was. No one molly knew
was. but he was supp Ised
hen tha scout heard
this the deal mos. cm owned
up to being the father of clcvon chil-
(iron and owning fourteen mm or
shoem and the scout, making up an
avertgt. a from this, figured he'must be
New Haven in
to be ovor 50. W
a
i WAY, FEB. 11,13.
‘ D I». Read
the Spring White
Emflisfiu’ :85:
. Goods
. February is a mouth full of days width «ton. plat“
for- indoor work and the Woman 100M725: uhoad”””
next summer gets her materials m. if... E
Yards and ards of nice white cloth mm on]
terns and t ‘e shears ready make :1 .w ,4 i- - 1"“
.finn‘for a nice lot: of summer lingcric v. . t. 5,.._\.i,lw
.é’iew White Goods for lingerie 8““ .,.,. m.
Zijhst arrived.
t.)
ceir
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...,
r .
5
”‘9
Mint
m‘Hll‘t
milsh Nainsook in good weight lt‘: . «if
33m: ‘ r underwear, 36 inches Wide. Fl: m. a W
Wfor women’s tailored yaists w;
an assortment in stripes, 3:2 ll’lchcs \\‘:
79 tllltl ~” :g
Poplin: for children’s and ladies' at . .
uniforms, 36 inches Wide. 69, S5 cis. and .;
5 PM“;
4
bout 60 or so.
a Dan O'Neil made a brief trip to
ba to sell two of the Cubans while
if: owncd the New Britain team. ll:
«cm on one boat. turned around and
came right back again.
of Glastonbury. was on a. team this:
made a trip to Cub; during the Wit»!
They played a .ocfies oft
tcr season.
games in l-ltu'nnn~ brought back some
relics from the Maine, verified the
number of
shocs, and thc voyage was‘so rough
that most of than were seasick and
hoped the ship would sink. The
league» has had rcprescntntlvos
V‘ " ‘" every country.
Scandinavian, with tho nu-
noctty to infleldcrs and
Swedes to pitching.
the Irish and
fella hie WN‘Q
A mt, t leans.
ENGLAND” FEARS
AMERICAN SLANG
l.O.\’l.tON. Fob. 7 England is up!
prchunsivc lest. the. vocnbllu‘ics 0! her 4
youth mum;- corrupted through in-
cursions ol'Ama'lo- slung.
TramoAthtntic tourists in England
note with intact-05¢ tho l'rcqueucy with
which rot-tort is male to"'Yunltee talk” 3
by British mg and play writers sach'
in: to cnllvcn their productions.
Rants and orchestras throughout thof
cnuntn’. when playing pupa nr music..
play American selections almost ctr-
chistvcly. American com monopo-‘
llzo tho English music halls and musi~|
CM“ comedy stagn.
it is tho sub-titlc of the American:
tnovirg picture In which. it is four-i
od. constituth the most menacing
threat to vaunted English purity of.
speech. ‘ .
"The child at the pictures is pick-l
int: up n ncw language from tho slutty ?
American films." says a critic in a con- 3
tribution to the London Daily News,
hcadud "The Vulgar Tomato?“ l
"I visited two picture that»: to--
day for the express purpose of collect.I
in: also: phrases androl nothing the"
cffectof the new language on the‘
child as well u on tho adult. Whnt‘
om villain md'tothe hero‘whmltho'
lattcr started to me with tom “3‘
't‘ut out thst dope: and a hundtod p‘p—l
’ing voim mailed thfl’ inhuctfon.’
"ha comic nun announced his man1
rlazc to the Belle of lmmbcrtovn by:
saving; 'I'rn hitclted.‘ I
"(if couruc. the American child can!
comprchcnd those it: ng: mach botterl
than thc llrmrh child. who is quite
unfamiliar with such phrascs. [mg-
lm- u (mid going home to mothur and
uszl in: the meaning of 'fly oop.‘ We
tuft; admire tho temness of the plum
;1:v"‘“'-~t (1;:- htfifldoes thc rulHltle, “The
I H ' ’ V“ (WM. 3
.1 t'litctttt-r gull of (magnyth n8 to
n snot er picture In
yocmly with Indifiw acr‘ctgtgmam
tics of 'tirc watt-1" for brawr oldnn was ”
sub-tilled; 'Tho bootleggcr."' I
All Russian Congress
To Be Held” in Moscow
‘ BERLIN. Feb; 7.~ An All-Russ‘nn
(‘onmss of Com. , tb--be hcld”ln
.loscow beginning b‘ekrunry 15. in an-
nouncod in a “Mess message from
Mos-cow. The fomestnhllflhed {PT the
elcctitvns Men for one «town
.rom cat-h Cossack villa“ mittens”
than 5.0% inhabitants; nntl’tWo‘ duo”
a .
51;? storgom each village With more
no mm to ”he at:
cludc: The political mitiogwmm‘:
Rania. the establishment of tho 90'4” ”
S‘féiifn'i“mcmo territory. would
Ail-Rumin'Soflet. mum“ “9*
rooo AND "totem: Pow" nont‘”
Willlm' G. Shannon. fo’f‘titcrly cor.L
Miranda: in Roam for thy 0mm. buy
From. my: hr tho‘
zinc. in his article,
gulxm" .
Oneoftnelsstcablcdcfiesmt
was sentotu by a. Red Groin m
f tn Russia, Denice tie Oman cw
tutu went down. was: "Shad con-
densedv'nmk. W‘ milk. as: poi
der. rice, 00M? Ma. Ila? out
med, corn lieu mt ”
for tho tat-cit. And sumhcr
“5”?” it“. mug.- of ‘5.
man
Sam McLean. l
Cabrera! children and.
at 3
including the l
t
t
l
.
t.
c
- ‘uou,
. . > tine cattle hide-
“: 0m Ilia: ficfl would incl
basis in An- of “nut are known as “freezing house
. 'Wic wtut Gem“ m“ “I “*‘m “'9 89‘“ ”Tl-"“5 ‘ .
MGM" arm. ’mght dawn: the W
cry whifimt of Argentina's
We M‘- tg; cannot. do this. to
3 . .
l “luau“
l ”1.”? -
Colored Wash Goods
Females. and these ltave just Como 12.. . J‘. m g.
grades, an interesting assortmom w” t». ‘ . m: . E
wings, all 36 inches wide. :3 ch. a in; l
“Fair and Square” Cloth which ciw< .1 tidy
durability every time. It will stand nu‘ ‘
to the laundery and for this rcasmt m1 - . .ln‘
rom rs and dresses for small childn .t'j .
sha es may be had as well as neat. cl». « at... ,
combination of colors, 32 inches \\ i.l.-.
it" ch, 2i \2:
__L<_-_-----nfid'
tho T
For llw ht‘nvyl
artillvry, the big stick boys. tho" mists
t oi
Dutch. Most of the managets were?
i
Spring Styles in Footwear
A new boot, laced model 9 inches hi:~'-
vamp with brown suede top. This is f : . ,.
last giving long, slender lines to tlu- t ' t...
“Louis heels” combine to make it wr; . . ;
$16.50
65 ctc. m
\i
Spats, a Complete Line
For warmth“ and style Spats may b: w. " 1 ‘
or oxfords. At present the leading . ,
fawn and taupe, and.a number lithc
.measurefor persons who are slightly v»
For Children
”NW0!" Mains. comm with fleece lilii;
that. button-to the waist. Dark brawn
W“-li+*“‘ {tuna cum, 0 L- a-
‘ ;.'.I~'.
Every child, and even mothers know ti. 0
more fun to make Valentines than it
at the store already decorated. \Vhat
a package 0f materials, a jar of pastc
. imagination run riot! Boxes containivts:
for Valentines, lace, fancy picturcs. flu“ ‘
g ”. . “”1. ~‘”"’
\
l
‘ ,
l
standards, may be‘purchased. The Yul. ll? « -2 \ 77.
designed out of the one box, and micro" .‘
~ kinds of boxes. Ten envelope: of i“ ‘ 'v
await the Valentines when completed.
v. . - '
. ‘A n n .
Git 95’5“?“ *°
scale in tho :t‘:-'
the l’nllv‘ul S‘ -t. -
“m fflt‘liillt F
'10 impmao hi i N;
”If is ostituatv it
year will lvv .‘tlt‘:
than 6.oun.uo ..m,
A .
'fim
! To [Wl‘lli‘tl l""-
91‘s are reported to be buying Al‘- dow has bcvn .‘ "
. 0n oontracts and 60"“ =‘“ 91"" ...,
title the greats:- port aontically on n 2
opens sidetrup . ‘
BEENOS Al‘RES, Feb. '7.—-»Amet1can-
skins." up to the middle of June 19%
American buyers according~m Isn't
, a, are anticipat in: Got-1mm an
. which are expected to be goth
by the ramp!
To l‘Cllth’ \~“
hot dishes from
"At present.”
. .hd for cattl
Mew-tho '
says um. "the
e hides in Very uctlve
world. The 6mmstatea
mutation: gut
tanning lotion ” ”Emu” ” a”
m in “mg: m m‘
lid-
dlpped in wood alr-
Norwalk Chronicler