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'1 will. of :2“:
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tin-j. 1.1uc commltt no
We 1;. and 'W. Hat shop was for-
i-(y a union shop. but withdrew
the organimtion. taking hat
1'5. from non-union shops for fin-
g under an agreement. it is alleg-
ith the union, when union shops
unable to furnish a sufficient
bcr 01' bodies. Later union men
_' 011'. of work .nnd the R. and W.
11.215 asked to prefer union hat
ifh'. for the purp0sc 02‘ providing
")1 1w the members of the union in
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UTil AMERICAN
' EPUUEICSUUNUT
UNDERSTAND US
iis Is the Greatest Obstacle
nthe Formation of 3 Pan-
American League. Says
{President of Uruguay
{AMP \ ’l‘l-Z VIDEO. Uruguuy. Feb.
.\l1.~1 :1derst1111ding_ and ignorance of
1'. .l policy of 1.1:1- l'm‘ted Suites
11111A111ing the Monroe Doctrine is the:
~71 1lill'c'ult1' in the 1111)“ (-t’ 01'-
1'1 l‘111- Anlr’l‘lcfill Leaguesaid
llzum. l‘resldvnz 111‘ Uru-
11111. 1'\' low with 11c\'.‘$iofi.|)€'l‘
01' North America a
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1'1 51- @1111. nts
w 12' 11s hgo
' l. 1:.uuuy and unions othez Amer}~
11.1111tries uncle rstand the real pol-
.11 Washington.‘ he said. "but
the other nations Show an
of distrust of the rec. in—
'111:11.. 01‘ the 17nitcd States concern—
1"' ‘—1'111':11 and South American rt’<
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art» tendencies in some of
1111111t1'ics 'to- pursue u CulllltE‘r
which hus’ taken expremion by
:e'vslion of forming purely
\mcrican League. ‘ "
1' .1111) first proposed the org, rami-
o; u Pan-American jwague in
11 1- .st and the plan which h.1s now
'1-- to he knovon as the Drum Pan—
.\'111"1I .111 Doctrine seems to be thc
>1i11~1l nearest his heart. It is based
11:11:11 unguality of rcsponsibilitr omtlie
.111 of all Amcricnn rcpuhllcs. and
under it each wnnl-i 11.111;- to defend
:my‘ 1'1.“ i1. I‘ello‘n' l‘vlt'llll)er5 of tin-
1; i1 Quinst foreign 11g: sion.
foundation of the proposed Leag-
m1ld l)»:- u. declaratiol- by each 11:1-
adherence to the Monroe Doc!
which would Ham'- 11ll on (rag:
1":1l :Izzri reciprocal basis in 171:1» n1£t~
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‘w record for, the number of
-=...s to be filed in the ofli‘ce' of
11- 11% of. the Civil Superior court
yesterday when 30 separate
all of them suits. for divorce,
.morded with the court clerk.
‘ months ago 27 were filed (in
.I
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‘1.
:15,
'T:-\‘,
11» rs in the divorce suit. of Mm'.‘
Hart Jackson. of Greenwich
"11:111 1cm society, Woman ' t‘lléT
"'f‘” Hugh William Jackson.
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1 Vew 110.11.11.11» 1', 19041 at};
‘ackson claim her. fight:- 11 {I
Not Enough to Be a Warn-
ing
NEW’ HAVF .,N Feb. -5.——The high
price of .handling- liquor under prohi-
bition took nnother leap unwind in
the United States court yesterday
when Judge [-2. S. Thomas announced
that having bevun with fines of $7 5
which he, had biped would be :1. warn-
ing to persons violating the prohibi-
tion laws. he. would now impose pen-
LUV
SMUNEN UMAWS
CLUB MEMBERS
Record- Breaking Attend-
ance at Entertainment of
the South Norw alk Club
Nearly the entire membership of
tie South Norwulk Club as well as
many friends were represen ‘ed in tho
gathering 1.1.5: ex cning‘ at the pleasant
quarters in W'nshington street. The
attraction was a smoker arranged by
the entertainment committee, E. W.
[itch S. S. J; vxs, SCJ Io tank. T3
0fi1-s5';-1A.G.§gntti1}g 311111;er Low—
rence. and it was one of the most er-
J'O}'P.l)1t. affairs (ver held by the
izutim‘l
Professor Maurice.
magician. provided two
prozram. and kept his ..:1:. ncc in ex-
tremely 1.71.0.1 humor by has flow of
"talk.' as well as‘mystificd through—
out by his clover 510mm of {2111115
work. He is one of thc best criter-
miners in. this line that has ever ap-
ll'l‘
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Continued on Page Seven.
SPEUUY ACTTUN
UN TAMlEE BUT
\VASHING’T‘HN. {1'el'1. :.-Sp'1—dv
action by th House on tie l-‘vordr.
.‘nwrgenc; Thrift bill rcturncd to that
body al‘tcr conference agreement on
tln- $41,211.: amendments to the mea-
Slll'f‘, “ILLS [$21.33th 13;. “‘l'jo tCe
dug. in 01'1i1'r to 11.13am its arriui. at
t‘l‘: Whit!‘ House '1! rch time for
an attempt to ova-tr in 1!, prcsialei iztiiLl
veto. should that he moccasin. Al-
though 1‘. WAS
l,.1~>l' ".01! (lriliklly that
the l:‘.“:LS‘Jn- would 3'21) up for
link! action Tumor?)-
wa.s a. possibility that some
thus iastlc supporters \i1::.‘1
consi1l1 .ation today.
1" out): sqrions 's‘n'i'
apiwared _to l»- the sugar turé't ml 11.. l
by'fi'xe Senate. Although the mo
cents :1 pound r:1.t1- :Lgrm-«l upon ‘11:: the-
coni‘ermvs considerably wvr than
thc rat-1- providcrl 1:: the (arifflrnl Sun-
nte zuncndment.
tine-'9 attempts to aw! sugar
emergemy list ‘1 her) the blil was
for.) the Horus: woraéml acted down
over“ he'lmlrgiy.” , »
Memoir v Cups for
' ' Faithful Officers
pra-
..
\ f. p.“
l\l-. ck
"up:
i .
1a,
it 'wzis racullmlmfthut
to th‘.‘
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Mrs. Mary Romney and Miss Edith
Poster- were ;rcscntell with memory
cups for lone;
meeting of the Girls Fr? easily Soc: 1:5: '
of the Grace church. held last nigh t
at ti't‘ home of Mrs. Corn. Dukes IS
Fro 111111: avenue. The. meeting was
largelv attended and considerable rem—T
tine business transacted
Following ‘the busidess meeting.
social time was- min-dot and}; deli—
cious luncheon was served. by’
hoStess. The next meeting of the or-
{urination will be held March ?; at
the home or Mrs. Vary Kerzuey,
Chestnut street.
5.
.» Judge Than... in United
.1 States Court Finds} $75 ,
' Military and Appropriation
Committees to Sit Jointly
Then
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altie 01 $4.11 .mel inasmh cases. A mory from noon yemday until 361'.
number 1); such Dr‘nfiltles were im— “(93 were held 11' guard of honor of
posed mafism'eml oonds Called ‘ Comrades Frank; Rooney and '~-ony
1-. r ‘ " - . u L
11'1“:le 1.9.1; ‘9 or t “one tar. Legislators Agaln Listen to p...‘ 1,35“ ".5111' ,rs of “’lanm Ille-
. . s .. '15 amen 1:1: or "13111)".‘11’1 s ' 1 “Pd 9 “
' ‘ _ - . ~ 8 Cam , panish nr
liquor trom New \ul‘k. Prank (filing- Argument: on btate Ed“. sitcrzns. of it! 11231 the deceased was
'1.. c ' »-‘r . , A.,' ' ”1.; ’
”1'. 131 NH» lid-\t‘J $1 1.1 l1)l“-DOS.\F‘.¢~J)U catlona! Riatterg- also a member. slimming- watch along-
ot liquor. lurid Hunter 02 Hartford ' -’ ‘side the 03.1““: i‘
slam for 111.1nu1‘urzture (til-1' possession. 1:;_1\;.;7~..-.'.;.;!, l-‘el. -~.3_~e:ng.. .55? '
11111.! Hung. Henri 11141 0: '-.V1)r1'es1‘er 3150 were received .03}; “lay 51,- [1;1;1_.{131;.;.r— 1 (‘ Tune-1L I 1% “Page 5‘4”“-
.r..' transports tioa 11.3.1! possession the This“; of if t-uerr‘f- .11 l,a-'g;;r1;~ 11.41.1111: "
l» <se1 5): 11- thy 'e ltt‘fr-l‘ case re- :t‘l'..'..: it ..1lvis.= Each 0.- the 9-1:,0'515 i4. "
5:111:11”: from T' '1’3'5 willingness to '1‘0nnek 1.11 1.1 to are for: (_' 1):;11 11.1””
furnish valuable_e\'id'.'nce to the gov—' annators 531.1 14..pr «wt-2' 3.... “,1
‘-'" . .1 .. _ :W’asliinqtoii urging: thw'. to VA‘ 1111 .1
‘3‘ -‘ ( 33’1‘3 .10.. ‘- ;.1i.!tistc.l 1 .1; - . :tio isEl‘ 1111' “.11 T
' -l..; ':‘-"'-‘H T " \ "' .S [1) l1 "‘...1‘."T'!."l TU'
.'\'to.'i1> Katina. “1 1‘ :1 . ”c.3041...
1'1. ”21.; 6:11:11— — .4 ”.4...
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leg islutivc committees on military '
fairs and appropriations sitting joint:
I}: The hall “the house will be
used as it is expected that hundreds
of service ‘men will attend.
There are three so-called veterans
war compensation bills: A bonus hill
far a cash payment to which a. state
referendum may be attached: a bill to
more-.131: the present allotment of
bonds. the income from. which is used
(Continued on page Four)
EXPEUSIUN WUECNS
ASM’lTCU ENUlNE
.1"
and faithful servi co. at :1. 9 _
the l
Crew of 'Four 1112.. Killed
on the Lehigh Valley Road
at J ersey City
Yer—‘Fr‘jt‘r (j!
TY. N. J r,
investlgution was begun
into the explosion which lute
right wrecked 11 Lehlgh \111!
road switch engine and cm .
‘eath 0’1? its (-rcw 0" $1111.” men
The first theory that the explosion,
which,occurre1i in the Llilzigh Valley
;.1Lr115 here, was 111;.» to '4 defective
boiler. was svou‘cd by 1.1.1.1.‘(37-11 men
who viewed the wreck. They said it
might have heen comm-11 by the pluc—
i:;g 01“ dynamite in the coal tender.
adding that many 01“ *l1n.1>- 1mp;._‘ \‘ezi
who went on strike In; summer had
not been permitted to return to their
jobs. .
The boiler and cab ot the (rig-inc.
were blown seVenty- five feet ahead
of thi‘. tender, “while the boilet appur
cutly “as not dumugmi by uh in111~r
blast.
\‘V’illium E.f1.~<._‘.1.1.1l1.'y._ hr1.kcm:.n of
this city. (L111? Jruucs PJC{}("\. (undue—
tur'. were kilicd instantly George
Amold. fireman. of [11“h1'11her'1. Fe...
and (lemgc “EUR. 01‘ VVt‘lfit.1)0rL [11.
Fol».
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Nor-walk has filll'om‘seen a more
.mpresslve night than the funeral of
Captain Oscar .nderson. Ta aardvar-
of the battles!“ Maine, which was
held yesterday .attemoon at 2:30
o‘clock at the Armory. when
index-ma! and ml 'mry bodies to which
the deceased Our-d turned out?
practically en man-q. to pay- their not
respect: to him.
'The remains l
11'. state at the ar-
w' :;-"::{:";:u: ' 11; Hw: S11;- M‘... 1-1-31“ 25.-—~—
. . -: .1. 211.1.- 32111495,.» . 3.7.1..- 3.1} Vim-111 it}: the Miss
12 V :11' “'3. MR1» u; up.» wet-14'. gp;.; 12:.11- 1.. riams :H'l the vicinity
”.1ur31luV 11: .. Mammy; be'orc t‘r‘o
Quincy Junction.‘thll:t.r-seven miles
VVest oi here. where four men, armed
with rifles held up m and Alton
passenger tram No. 10 from Kansas
City to Chicago early thls morning.
and escaped after (arcing the mail
clerk to hand o‘er three registered
letters and registered package.
Reports received at the division
offices of the railroad here indicate
the amount stolen by the bandits will
not exceed $50.
\lessenger AV:« 3. in charge of the
baggstge csr. ed seven! hundred
111).!an in expres< remittances by hid-
ing the p01 zch containing the money
when he heard. the bandits order the
door of the mail cat opened.
Th6 train is tlc name one held up
save ml Vscelts as '1 at almost thefimme
spot when the pundits obtglned $9
from memhcrs o: x‘ne tr crew. It
is belichd the Rim? men re imp!!-
1:112", it: both boldups
Red Flag Raised
Over Gennevillers
Electrical Works
PARIS. F1511. :5.—~"l'l;e liéd flag was
raised today O'Vcr the big electrical
work-e unlit-‘1' construction at Genne-
villcrs. just to the north of Paris. by
workmen who ml‘usc‘ to quit thc
DL)( 1- in spite of a 101"‘1~ut dermis-ed 1):»
the company. A lair-11:11 for-co o“ police
and a small detachment of troop:-
were called out to maintain order in
the vicinity.
The company had reduced wages.
and the workmert. it was claimed by
the employer's. hmi in down in their
efforts.- Thcrcl'otv the leg km: was
decided upon
lo‘uis Lo 'chcm
Libcratcd Regions.
co m pan 3‘.
the Minismr of
is interests 4 "1n the
o
E; S. Butterwoi'th Sum—
named by Control Board
815 Attorney McCuen’ 5.
Request
MEiifilNU CUMES
SUMETTME TUU ll
Chairman Declares He W'el-
comes Scrug'ny of Use of
State Money
HA RTF‘l Hill.
‘l-‘eb. 2‘5.~.\ n inquiry
info the 111:1!11‘191'in_w31ich the Con—
nectlcut lh-mntmcnl 01 ‘11- American
Lotion is distributing stun funds to
1"m'm111 service 1111-11 has bccn asked
for. .
lict'idml opposition to 1211- Legions
present 1:121:11“er or distributing minn—
Clix! aid in format-r svrvicc 1:11:11 has.
211111 muniz'a‘skvl ‘1)_\' licg'lmrt 1". Mc—
$119111. 11:3 "ttcrncy 01" New Haven.
3311! 1111 arm-:4. advocate 1:1." 11 bonus {or
soidiers and sailors. Mr. {Vch‘m‘n-hzis
written a letter to the State Board 01“
Control demanding a typewritten list
of the names of the mén who have
received aid through the American
Legion and the amounts which that
organization has paid them from the
state funds placed at its disposal. The
Board of Control is not inclined To
Continued on Page Seven.
FURMERUERMAN
EMPRESS VERY ll!
POTSDAM. Germany. Feb. 25.——
Former Empress Augusta. \‘ictorla of.
Germany is reported to be unconsci-
cargo-.9931. fiollamdu Witch:-
grains received ~hc're ionlght. is
said there" ls no hope of her reoorerv
and her earl;- demise is indicated.
Visitors at the no“ palace here re-
port that preparations for the inter-
ment of the former empress are going
on. and that :1 [burial plot for her and
the former emperor is being made
ready. It is in rloae proximity to the
palace which was the former mon-
arch‘s domicile in this city.
Troops Moved Into “
Vienna to Prevent Strike
VIENNA. Feb. 25.—-.\i ilitai's' pre-
cautions to 'prevcnt a general strike
on Saturday have. been taken bS' the
A
,liungurian Gmcrnmem in Budapest.
Six divisions of troops have been
into the city and the police
greatly strengthened.
Admiral Horthy. head of the govern-
ment. has declared that he will not
tolerate :1 strike l‘or'cven one hour,
and will escort workmen to and from
no: it is mum-sari.
moved
to rcc has bee 11
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’TEACUEU ATTACNEI
EEK. Feb. ELL—Fol” men
using an :on' bedpost 11s :11 woupcn at-
t. 11' {.11. Prof 1:551 i? \‘4'1Et’91‘i1 ‘l‘ Kolkov.
lot‘ the chish l‘ht.o.o5 i1'..1l Seminar);
in lot 11.: VVomlhaven. $21.11?
N EXV YC)
i
U. \LI‘LVBI
today. and strut-.1. him so ratarc‘slcasl'y
“not it is 13:. {met ('11 he. will die from
1'1ultiple fractu: 'es of the skull
’1 “he lxio dup 11.9.11 lle1i b00111 the ar-
rivu .l of n. pol‘r email tilt .zt‘to'sil by Kot~
ll'ovs cries. In their hurry they did
not search their victiru' 3 pockets
winch more to Hill to certain only a
no dollar bill.
Three young men later were taken
into custody by police; The hands of
one of the were said to have been
stained with blood. but each denied
any knowledgr’ot the crime.
Promiscr Kotkov, .81‘ near!
returning from his night classes when
{he was attacked. Tm police. on m—
vcsfigation, found that his watch We:
(
' m 125mg.
1
131112.: is Are Withheld
v
firmlk échool ( tr
MUM UiUN UEITT’UST'
old. was
Fer Teachers 5.1.9..
Must Stimulate Farming to
Appronriation's Commit
Aortic-Hittite ill Nutmeg
Coi‘eg'e Acknowled ges S
nee‘ring W!!! N« at Folio)!
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Sttz£13£lutpV '.Z“. ‘UO‘V'. "“131“ an.
2231:5119 (go-'1‘... 9.11)}? 1“!” 114. 1m. (1“ t—
2111' t' ”11.1... 1‘"r $211125 1.1% 13.11 ‘can
1.19. rad-3.x! 1;. 11-31": “rt; 131:: t ;§\';rn-
5 1b.. 1:5,-
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print; r~.. 0011‘. .‘in- 1 m? 01 ~
time "an i11torttw‘! 5f'*t"_l'1‘.'.t.\ by 11$-
preaontauvc l...‘.:’ 01‘ '= 1.1111» ...
hora than $3.“? . 11 Pl _ :1 tin“
outed-5 (or 1:11:11: that 9.." - ;.
.7151)
is spent
produrr- ‘
here.- he said. a. '. ‘. 119nm Tfifilfi‘rly 5.;0 -
(EGG, 000 for other fowl :--_; m- ...s Pct:
toes and other hum p113? 1.4-.
T The figure:- ‘.f""‘ (‘11- ‘1 rm...“
sentithra—ltq‘mse: 5:1 mm .z'z or a .59
mant that the 97:13ch 11.: p133“,
in
has declined grew?» ““Ufiec'l
‘and WM: should “‘irrgvud: Mu 50
guilt“. much of the- mac... 1-11 11 be 2.091
iii the static. _
“Willa: We Russo; Was om, ~01
:lv 3, more 11:? Hotne l‘ncmhers and
MIWBfl-lista and but”
WW baton? 1h}! , '13)pr
firmwa‘wg SL958 4111;, 34 m
be college at Storm. and arm Q
Woe £1332! «elem
UUTSTUE CUNN. EUR
EUUU TM AT ClN SE SMSEU UMUTN STATE 1
Have Money Spent—V Hers——
tee Hears Data on Decline of
Stat-—-V".s-c. at of Stcrrs
indents 1:1 Eleczxsnical Engi-
12112.1 Lire
oi: own. to the act 1 .mt buttcr p1 ml :1-
new-11:1 TStaflc Collage lie- had
_ harmed the. 1mm; [earneis' jealous 0"
the wot-d "momma 19:“ «named
. leaders as a prospective pollcy of the
1
i 11‘ t‘.) col": 4r h or? the stat); 1 "Coh— L
to
the Attorney-General
Agents to Go.
WASHINGTON.F Feb. 25.~A new
plan for enforcement of prohibition is
being discussed among Republl‘n'
Harding administration. ' It contem—
plates abolishing the present dual en-
forcement machinery of the Treasury
andfinstlce Departments and central-
ml’lon of full maponnlblllty and
hority under the attorney-general.
Some. Republican leaders say this
plan may he one of the early an-
nouncements in '11“? now administra-
tion’s program for reorganization of
government agencies. Harry M.
Daugherty. who "is to M; attorney-
gone-r11]. is known to haw discussed
1hr sul-jecf' during rem-m intcr‘iows
at the Capitol.
\\ nether the plan contcmpluts-s rc—
Settle Cases—State Prohibition Enforce
Given Full Authority
111133101121 appurenth' has not been
finitelv determined . It in nude
however. that it would diaper)!» w
all state prohibition mite
agents. ' '
canto/mus 0.. [192). 25. ”Harry“.
Dang/hem, who Is to be Attorney»
General in the Handing Cabinet.
, .
changes in the 91-11ch prohibit!“
forcemcnl machl‘ncn‘
Although admitting. that 7
diangcu ha v1» hem talked ovcr 111m
Republican [91."le he said he wt: 1
not publicly comment on nouslhlc O
crr-asional action. declaring that.
such changes would. have to he ,0.
lhorizml hTV' (10111111153. “'hllr rl'au
hum: l111~n dim-11111195. .\lr. “author"
said impuhlicnn l1 adorn 1.11! not 1!!“
tenlion of a rf‘dr'lil' prohibition com-
1i1l1rl 11 pan any H1" ’3‘“! pnzrnm.
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\\'ASI~ll.\'GT(L\‘. Fell. -5.~— The
House of Re u'cscnlativcs pasmu'l yes-
terday the bill fixing a term of the
United States District court at Nor-
walk, Conn. on the fourth Tuesday
in April /o£ each sear, in addition to
the terms held at Hartford and New
Haven.
The Senate. passed the bill about a
month ago‘ and it will become a law
upon signature by the President.
This bill was introduced in the Sen-
ate by Senator Frank Brandegec who
obtained'prompt approval of it there.
Representative Schuyler Merritt 9h-
tained recognition yesterday for the
purpose of calling the bill up out of
U. S. CUURT, UNUERNEW TAU,
TU SIT ANNUAEEY TN NURMMEN
—-—_—b
r‘l‘dcr 101 by
111-111.
'Mr. blerrltt explained to the II
that the bill was Ducted at the req ,
of Judge Thomas. the district 111.“.
of Connecticut, who his consented fl
hold court there in elt‘ch April for :3
convenience of the people in ,
southern part of the. state The hm,
provides that, as there is no tedegl
building at NorWalk. th city will M
his!) a room for the co rt and o ' '
and dcfrav all other exp uses 30
there “ill be no expense tcT‘pl'ie W
ernmem.1
The bill. after a. short debate. ..
passed without objection.
[1'1.'.-<-..;;1- unanimous cofi‘
1
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" 111. 11 "
Applied Ten Thousand Fold
in Americanization of
New York’s' East Side
Immigrants
NE‘W’ YORK. Feb. flan—Tim scrip—
tural dictum that “a littlc child shall
lead them." is being applied in) thou-
sand fold in Ainerlcantzauon of New
York's east side immigrants.
Its practical demonstration was dc-
scribed' today by Harry H. Schlacl.
head of thc Commission on immi-
grant Aid at Ellis Island. “‘1'01 oslms
ique plan to protect
'11}; lhri':
1'111‘1'1-
conceived a u:'-.
newcomers from e\ploi‘:1tion
unscrupulous pro-.hcessoxs and
(dis.
Through the Downtown (‘hamhcr of
Commerce. mcmbershlp of which is
limited to foi'cigmborn moi-(hams.
hanks-1's and 01 her hilSllh-SS mcn who
hue gained wcnlth in this country.
.‘111'. Schlur'l l'ad dwelopcd 111.1- idca of
placing (acli immigrant family“
t‘rpsh from the bcwiidcmwnt of of-
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turn are 11 11mm 1m, “ill raise for this; .
state 35. 11111). 111.111 1.21111 St 111 Motor Von "
hlclr ("ommissiomr Slocckel at ‘
luncheon of automobile dealers hmv;
recently. 01‘ these bills there In;
1_-i.«.:ht.\'. arranged in groups. ram '
{'1 theft. puhllr- safety 11111] rcvcvxe. S
The ”11- t“. hills are intcnr‘ml to “so
slroy the maikcl in (‘onnccticut‘ for
stolen c'ais ("mnmissionm Stoecknl
.scid llu rank»: for Slo‘mn (211's shot?-
‘1-" desti'n"11l elm-where. ulso He’ll.
:1ch 111511. Foucrvss should puss a hi!
to destroy this marl-tot in cvcry Sta ,1
Th9 public safety hills deal with cut—
tlng hrusl. along highways. takil'h
d'm'n signs 1111] similar 111ctl'surcs. But,"
it is tho rrvomiv bills w! ich are of
partimlur lntcns‘t to the dealer: is
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ficia‘. red tape and tho fantastic New
York skyline—4min.) custody of an
American. or Americanized. school
girl. Ten thousand of such girls: 11"1'
spending their P'vvnl'ngs and spare
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to colleges.' He said
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slate-s 01 calling (hair 3111:3332.
had W 3111
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discovered Soup 0“ t ‘1'.»
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‘3ch l‘nv‘f‘a. one of those surround.
s’fiugfing: their mnMcz-s. Nine bodies
der her 1:0“.
American ideas and the rudiments m'
the En "fish language. 1‘ ‘
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)1 "¢ ourists to 'cd ' on sighbsocing
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