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”Editor Sentinel.

.Dear Sir: ‘

Just at‘this time. when the question
of six o'clock closing is being agitated
and discussed, it may not seem inop-
portune to say a wordvin regard to co-
operative buying, as suggested and ad-
vocated in an editorial in The Senti-
nel, of the. issue of March lst.

One of the strongest arguments ad-
vanced by the “pros" in favor of the
“close at six" movement, is aeort of
tumahout—lsotaipplay policy, which
should. in fairness, be ipraciticed iby
the fortunate ones now en 0y ng no on
onxses AND FARMERS F0“. hmrs,though uotmecessarily members

CONGRESS. ' often-union. Speaking from analtruls

j ' . 1, t , point of view—w ich is, it we un-

:.-The American Emery]?! 0’ La 0: demand the spirit of the unions, the

‘ms frankly announced "3 intention 0 basic principal upon which they are

laid: a very active part 'ln'the'com- *founded—wcnld such-preciicsi‘go—olpee’r.

‘ . ‘ . orto 913 alive buying, be «consistent «l r

"3 ,‘7?“°na_l campaign TI: itself tenets? 'From a.’ putely «selfish stand— ~

"admwsl “ i5 “0‘ mteres mg moint, .or, wequ say, in the interests asserted that the literacy test is bsr- < .

in any third party movement, and 30'» of sell—preservation, Would not such

even askng any choice between the
two dominant parties, but is aiming

ring from the United’Btates the“ w .1 .11 the men. m the mo”: 3.9 ‘
methods 0! bur-ins. if universally no. or desirable iminlgrants and‘hcipln; . . ture hm. ”mm 9.“ . the . w 9 _ _ .9
plied. ultimately react to the dlsad- increase the cost of living. An {lager BREAKSJN TWO. :6 indie. wine. rm M
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9 'o elect, within each party. as many the
ten as possible whom itv‘cnn‘trust to

irone‘ an, and ihe‘ roiiowing‘ day _
viintageprig :36 trriaxililu'l‘uctories; banks. .339 of this; per“ client o‘f' k t . . 5km imfitsm we‘mfix‘ég choice designs and m. 9
e 0.. em 0 - . rants ,. are n ~ re r — w. r
' "lt’is to birgmmfmed that The sentl‘i’fmck beaguzengl’atthe ill, 2:? angina (““2“ m m age) ball with mom. 33¢ mom was 31249 M
k alter‘its own interests. The oili- nel. l0 instance. depends on “5 “V9“ a full third ,0! the prospective lmmi— - sullclently removed that day .10 that
" a1 organ of the Federation opens the tising patrons as a. son”? of 3‘1"!” mutton abandons its lntflonn‘iomr’?! me 04‘0“ m 1}“ S‘Tfmg'm
mpaign with an editorial lieaided 3h p a! w‘“”“’ “a thn3 a
..'anled——1,00 Workers and Farmers
"7 ongress." decl‘ai'ing'tlint the wage;

p'art'of “8 income. 83 ““3933 “‘3 Ft“ here when it hears of it. wt ’ we“! 1
day night edition. Has it occurred to Siege] said NflmJuun,dfls who those-still on board was attempted 5"
‘ ”lifeline. .lt'hmflat the-{asufitm-
-rs and the farmers have the neo-
- votes and ‘zir'e also imbued \vltll

. George Gave. omerly secmnry at
“3 editorial writer, justnwhat would to: come to America to marry A I I ’ '
soldiers now are being held at Elie 0' lite occurred durinl tie-0mm w H hi hi ‘_
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’ LITERARY TEST UNFAlR.
Representative Siegel Says Many De
eirsble immigrants Are Barred
NEW YORK. March 2.—Represents
tivelsaae :Slege1_a .member or the,
House, Immigration committee, who

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suit frbm a iorced~withdmwdl of many h i “can 7
Jenna because they ,cannot rm up} 3003 ‘1‘" -‘P;°"""‘,"°" the '°" firm to .
V? is government of ours," and. that

of their advertisements, which would IV ‘ H?»
literacy testxwhicli does not succeed wk‘ “them" new.“
.. areal democracy the workers ’and

be the inevitable outcome of such 11' m 3.000%3
plan of purchasing? While not speakqm keeping out‘ of the country thoua~ L 1
farmers would contml the govern-'
Ht" because they constitute so

ing from a knowledge of facts. the ”‘1'. RM!" m “3.“. ll ~-
go” a majority.

‘~ hatev_er may be thought of this

writer makes a confident'guess that
the dearth of cooperative stores is
due to the discovery, on the part of
their founders and promoters, that
overhead expenses must be reckoned
With.

As it‘happens, the factories in our
town are of such nature that their pro-

 

 

ical suggestion, there is no deny;

erve more representation than
y have. It is quite possible, too.
at a greater proportion of farmers
1‘. industrial workers in Congress
guild 'be a good thing for the coun-
.71“ the labOr men point out. the larv-
f alone have 260 members af'pres-
't. This is a number out of all pro-
rtion to the relative size and 2m-
tance of the legal profession, and
. beyond the necessary require-
of Congress. itself, {or legal tal-
' t. ., ' i
t‘ls one of the curious things about
merican politics that our legislation
ould'be soccm-pletely in mediating
9 glawyers. These lawyers. too, are
9.3 rule. not particularly brilliant}
embers of their profession. They
'(ve only one visible qualification—
power of public speech. This gift,
, h the American people have ‘1!!-
9"” expected and demanded in~tiieir
bile men, is hy-no reason so highly
7.“ Led as it used to be. There is :a
lfg distrust of plausible speakers n
picion that a man who talk;
» in public may really ’have lit-
worth saying. ’
voters may really decidevto
4. few dozen more "werkeis and

era" to Congress this year.

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_, BAosucmssfii‘No.
flofieng’ineers’ convention in New
t Hoover invited the at-
‘u! the delegates to the coal jn-l
one "functioning badly‘fmm
- ing, and consequently from an

. mic and human, standpoint."
e referred to the factflut 1mg
31’" irregularity of production. sea.
lanl local, the industry “Has been
filled with a 25 or 30 per concurs-l
-- complement than it wool! re-1
continuous operation cuuid be
.t about.” ms is merely“. to?
wbl'mying what evel’y min-
us what the public ‘is now”

. with—that the mines new,“ departs-uni. 29 . _ I

m, a the, ~_time, nu

tad so have to cartrthq
" “diabol- to me

that the two classes mentioned;

ducts would not be directly affected
by this plan; but consider—still in
the interests of trade—that we repre‘
sent only a very small portion of these
United States, be we ever so egotisti-
cal. And the retail store is the natur-
al and legitimate outlet for practically
all of life’s necessities and luxuries.
it would seem, therefore. that even to
the least perspicacions,'it must be ap-
‘parent that. ‘in ,order to‘give, satisfact-
ory service, it should have the support
of the buying public, whichembraees
all trades and professions.

The subject is too great to i‘eceiVe
the justice due it by any arguments I
mi t advance. Let each person—-ed-
itor, banker, hardware man, manu-
facturer, union man—yes, even the
sewing 'machine company, honestly
consider for himself in just what de-
gree his particular line of business
might be affected 'by such practice:
and‘then, if‘he can still Justify'hlmself,
let‘him so to'lt: this country will soon
light itself without “his assistance.
There always will be a certain propor;

ands of immigrants of the undeslrlblé rWest Aieta. which .went “have ’00

kind.

The test can not be enforced
against illiterate immigrants who crtfis
the border from Mexico because of
the inadequate force of immigration
inspectors available and because pub-

Tersch'elling island. last month. arriv
Hanoi-e today. from .Antwerp, on the

port also carried in officers and civil-l
lsn passengm.'ald 138 enlisted men,
who had served in ‘the occupied areas 5

transport Northern Pacific. “e trans- -‘h°“‘-e‘& he an tally-veil.

the added; explaining that there seem

rto consider the murder cases, under! “13 by.

losses, which resulted'in thirteen deathsI

lic sentiment is against it -
der states where laborers i‘lnreuileeetlgrd
in great quantities, Siegel said.

The need for domestic servants and
workers in the garment trade could
be filled by illiterate immigrant girls.

NEW YORK, {larch 1—?» her!-
can steamship Nameaug, from Gibral-
isr, Feb. 19. for Philadelphhu-m to-
day reported by wireless as disabled
with steering gear broken. She was
approximately 1.300 miles east of the
Vi lute-Capes. ..

‘Irgter "advices from the 'm
were that 9. Jury rudder had been ris-

of Germany. ' 1

ed to be few nati‘,e hum l
eign parentage - who will 21:! s: 1"’l".
these lines of work: . n
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WOOD “-30 ' eedl to her destination. ,
HOL MURDER CASES-h mesmnr. n. L. March 2.4mm
Shipping Board steamer tines:
Springs. from Norfolk for Bostonr
which went ashore on Roae Wind. last
1night, was: resting outly‘to-
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HARTFORD._ March 2.3M the

March session of the Superior Crimin-
al Court, which opened in this city this
afternoon. Judge vMaltbie. on "the .

‘ ~ ll heron at nude this
bench, Statesnttornby "H. M. Alcom aftemoifn-WThe coast his ' cum

asked that a Grand Jury ’be summoned Acushne} and a new we were stand-

SUCCESSFUL
IN LOWELL, MASS

Wednesdav ur Alcorn will
. * ‘ ' presentthe: -,
wood'alcohol murder cases. In these M; B. RUSSELL

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in this city K‘. Christmas time, mnr- Boosts C. of c. Membership ‘9 hm“

ged. and that-tho steamer 'm 9113‘!

4 to Stamford will not .only‘tacilitate til:

”were stocks will boycotted norm
-convenienee or its flavor: city's-‘4

Honor-individuals, or groups, who will “d" charges are preferred by dint;
consult-only their own inimediatwben-
exit; in the main, ’however,'the limit
or then-influence issoon reached.
‘ True co—operative buying consists,
nét in a few groups encroaching on
anothenand a» ghtli’nct ling orbital-cg,
.«to their own on tful‘a vantage 1 t ‘ -
in the premotlon,"i'or mutualprofltnml1 "3:3“! Hartford. .
*pmsperity, of each and eve‘ry'branch , 0 other murder'cases are to be
of industry. ; Presented to the grand jury. Samuel
And moons” groceryt ‘3 mighty Bdrrowicz is accused of having shot
§Z§fi§£a &“85ai§em"i§§‘ea“f’° ° "g. and killed Frank. Szierko on Sheldon
‘YO‘UI‘S for mum. 7. street, in this city, December 11, and
rGearge,‘Muturko is charged with hav-

‘ GROCHR.
in: beaten his wife‘s brains out ‘with

Nathan ’ Salsberg. Jacob .Brbnerineand
Saul Joseph, who are accused ot’be—
lug instrumental in the distribution of
the/wood alcohol whiskey after . it

GENERAL OFFICES'IN S‘l'fiMF'ORD.
For the purpose of giving 'better

service to ill: customers. the Vole -'& k ‘ 'v—L

Towns Mfg. Co. hastmdered imaged-1 , z \ " - .
eraloilices from Newliorktom ‘

ford. For several years. the .selllugdiy , ' ‘ z 19.;

fvisions ‘of the. compdhy‘havo‘beeu‘lo- ' . V .

,ceted in New York, and the company
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istndiing of relations with customers
but will result mother improvements.
by” having the selling departments ‘tn'
icloser ‘touch with the mumcturtua.
depot-trials. _ ' ‘ ;
immunity heseontracted tosoll
.its bulldiagmt No.3 East filth street.
but will ‘cohtinue to maintain, games
i ‘New‘Yorit'Itifllis‘lmtton,- Q
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state‘s attorney against Frank Rose}

"on the level.

Newman" in Wrestling-whine
mime-lent. Stop droning! nub”
them right amen; mm
“ algae-stating “St. JeeobrLin’hnent' 'v

' New Boss to Beverly, flue.
mom, 'Mareh 2:” '8.
Russell, former assistant secretary of
the Chamber oiflommenoe, has just
'completed the organization ‘ot the
Chamber of Commerce in Lowell.
when. with n. Whip pf W
members. The chamber there has
'sanooo in the bank. The campus“ or
getting 'memhers was WM =by
representatives of the American City
Bureau and it was Mr. Meigs‘ duty to
complete the work of whipping the
chamber into working order, so that
Iit will functionjn the way that the lo

preliminaries of the“ election; 'eomi‘ht‘ll'e’fleetlntu mm‘m‘ '
'8‘ my. 9“ $999,699, J99. 7. . ; .ipleted that managed!“ Inez-fl .
[bookkeeping and filing; sowtliat it is
gdoing .business._ It was; month's job.» "

arm... round a.

Dime Up , m . ,
There is snow in. Immigrant“ test

this week and will spcnd‘tonr weeks
there in organizing the chamber there

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LIFE INSURANCE '1

wssnmc'ro'ivT nfsrch 2.—The psi {

pertmmt of Agriculture. in co-o -
tion with mutual insurance compm,
has prepared suggestions for a state
law providing for the organisation of
‘tarmers’ mutual fire insurance com-
;peniee "comet the need- rot
Whose laws male no suitable provi-
sion for such companies. .

Thwdhe-ot these compote; the ~

Department or Agriculture says. is de-
monstrated by the record otnpproxi— ~
metely 2.000 such organiutlons in the”
United States that carry a total insur-
ance media; median prop:

flutter -

and Burgundy.

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messes ut'31‘_:”

The materials are satin. 111cm and serge; about twenty dil-

ferent styles; all the best colors. '

messes at9515_g .

Silvertone; some and Jersey dresses of style and quality w
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erty valued at more than 37.500.000.-
fi‘fxfii’m "“‘m‘h' °' "‘°
: . ». elhltn
nigh“ States. yin
e suggested llw is designed to
make it easy (or 20 or more qualified
individuals. to organize a Farmers‘llu-
tunl Insurance Company. At the some
time provisions are included to shard

 

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The average cost for this film of
protections!» the country, a a whole;
is only 26 cents per. $100.

JOINT BUYlNG URGED. '
PAtRlS, March 2.—-Joint buying. die
t W’mm and
supervision of selling prices were pro:
video [or in e tentativeplan agreed to
at London, yesterdopti'by memento
section of the Supreme Allied Council.
says the Petit Parisian. which today.
prints an outline of the pmmm. "His
plan must be submitted to Premier
Millet-and bong: becoming efl'ectiVe..

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