my)”. APRIL 4, "1922
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DECLARE OTTO
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my three months
Mn digging frantic-
. mmvr. Stanley '/.u-
.li-ml undrr an ava-
411.1T t‘dl‘T)’ lust Janu-
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' Till.“ \iolation of the
. ;. ,- lmmnw general
.. iwioro- the wage
«mutter. aksed the
mlnvl‘s and opera-
tlw rescue work
i». In progress. W. J.
. m1! of the company
1h» mine. said he
lli't‘CSSllr)‘ arrange-
. mpm‘intondents.
.\lr. (lolden. Zuliski
;-h;-.i't with a man
whvn the walls of
mwl. Harri-it said his
lll'vi lam-nth the tons
.. opt-niliz became ob-
- l
I
inns of anthracite
mul from the scene
lll e rrnrt to rescue Zu—
:l \lr. Holden. If the
pill”. shipments of
m thv rescue work
«i thi- rate of about
i}.
. in :0 today (laborat—
» l ‘llm \\Ork9rs pro-
wrrn‘lzutinn of the coal
nus broached before
pnmm‘itit-e yesterday
.Il'Tlll l.. Lewis of the
:zxzmn.
up, according to 31f.
is it member of the
-: unr-c- which is drafting,
iutmn legislative pro-
the- introduction in
TllH providing for up
(V' A government "fact
unvmtto-e. This body. he
i in charged with making
1 r :sligution of mine «le-
:vllt-Kf-Il waste. profits,
lili‘il’lOl’lR, wages and mar-
‘v t
v
i
Tm
'71-v1-vsi
-l1‘2
“ 1r,
“Mr
”M. 1w confident," said Mr. Gold-
ilxv revelations of such a
“mild cause the public to
"gut ronlrol of the industry
,‘ lrom private interests and
mlvr governmental supervi-
(.,.. -. ,.
min.
I! J‘ ‘
31m".
. of th’r- planks in the platform
v. .mns when the time arrives
\iTlOn toward nationalization.
o
ftr'v
elect a king if the monarchical form
ginning to spring
parties forming for the support of
the Aiclidukes Albrecht and Joseph
Perdinand. but many deputies are re-
\l\ing the proposal
of an English prince.
oring Prnncis Joseph Otto. eldest son
of the dead monarch. howexer, is un-
questionahly the strongest.
BECOMES KING
Continued from Page One.
a preferred.
Candidates for the throne are be-
up again. strong
for the election
The party fan
I.
Although the legitimatists are unit-
I'd on u. platform upholding the
claim sot Otto, and their program is
growing more ra- lical. the indications
are that Charles‘ death has strength-
ened the position of the government
of Admiral Horthy, the regent. 'lhe
menace of a puts(h. cr uprising has
lost its so iteness. and the opinion is
growing that Otto nil: lose the sup-
port, of those pro-Hapsburgs who
founded Charles' claim to the throne
on the fact of his coronation.
The gorernment is conceding the
legitimist desires for national mourn-
ing. as for a sovereign. and also has
stated there is no objection'to the
burial of Charles in Hungary. if he
expressed such a wish in his testa-
ment.
As regards the claims put forward
for Otto. the government insists that
the rights of all the Hapsburgs were
abrogated by the dethronement not
passed in the National Assembly. and
that eve-n the election of Otto. which
is now barred by that law depends
upon the consent of the allied pow:
ers.
LLOYD GEORGE
GETS Bit: VOTE
01‘. CONFIDENCE‘
Continued from First Page.
behind the Luborite amendment.
which would have declaredlack or
confidence in the government. .When
that went down in..an avalanche of
“hays." the issue was as good as decid-
ed. and the subsequent debate was al-
most. perfunctory. ,
The tight against the Coalition.
however. has not been abandoned. and
Sir \Vllliam Joynson-Hicks. Ifnionim.
plum; to put forward in the House to-
marrow a motion to the effect that:
“In the opinion of this House. lack
of definite and‘coherent principle in
the policy of the
Government can only.be remedied by
mumm-
ANGORA.
propagandh is being
at the seat‘of the He
tionalist government by n ‘Bolshevist
den of Moscow University.
viet aims were explained at a. dinner
to Kemu ist
whem the Russian spokesman said:
about the recoxery of oriental peo-
ples.
from the griprof'western influence.
Turkey has given a brilliant example
and this will be followed by other
Asiatic nations.
libraries. economic institutes. theaters
and railways throughout the coun-!
"y... . .
Russian
arrhe in Anatolia to study the re-
Unusual Case Again
The opposition centered its attack}
present coalition «
EIGHT WESTERN
PLAN TN RRTENT
Turkey. April 4.,—ActlveJ
ed on here
Pasha's Na.-
rnde delegation under Professor Gol—
The So-
press representatives
‘ ‘iVe mean to work hard to bring
They must free themselves
“’e intend to open
It was further announced that ;a
commission would shortly
sources of the country. A Russian
orchestra is gising a series of propa~
ganda concerts in aid of the Russiz‘in
famine.
Mayo' In Court T0dsy«
Continued from First Page.
preme court of_1\'ew'York for 3101.-
330.34 following an action brought on
December” 5. 1917. The plaintiff is re—
presented by Druid M. Reilly of New
"Ha.\en. uhile the law firm of Cum-
mings and Lockwood of Stamford will
look after the interests of the defend-
ant.
Defendsnt's Claims.
In his‘ answer to the complaint filed
by- the pl.n.intiff the defendant claims
'that subsequent to the judgment re-
ferred to. the plaintiff seized prope
at 546 Fourth street. Broklyn. N.
raised at :20. 900.’ from which‘
profits haxe been turned. oxer- -to her
by a recelxer of rents appointed by
the courts. He also replies that an-
other piece of land at State and Mill
Rixer streets. New Haven also worth
320. 000 was subjected to the same
procedure the returns from both to go
toward the payments of the judgment
but which the plaintiff has not applied
«to the. \alue of the. judgment.-
In the answer to this the plalnufl
Fr
Suits and sklrts -- $1. 85
making tweed greatest favorite of today for Spring wear.
woolen. Pleasing wsi 3111:. Just Substantial enough to as-
surfi- fullz that apparel will hold its grace and pattern
We
no periwinklé-v misfit"
.sfraw embmi
colors are woven into one
it: limitation any: number '0! 'o'tiier B'owing- '
0r club-day n
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Tempting wood for
With all the beauty of color and of weave that is
Nice and firm in texture. Woven of dependable
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These mvmte colors s—blue, tan, old rose,
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all. C
Seen tli'ose prettiest
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Braided straw-And In 11:3 Beep. colors; often. twb
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Holden:
WMWbdle—v $135.,“ $1.86.1
nimrms 13m mom 'mei
macholb holhhoctsorpsnslesory out-lav-
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whichisbesu-
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4 dress 18 cut—and there IS no slumping 'of material.
Surprl Slug dresses
for home ~- $1.45,
Home dresses in tasteful styles and of attract”: T
gingham
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Those styles pres
combination with plai
There are several handsome plaids; mth fan
pockets Or with girdle.
. CAmong checks are both small and medium sizes, ‘ ‘
pretty contrasts of color. '
Home comfort is assured by the lines on which )
Est, for one thing, plain colors
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each of good gingham}. ’7
3." :1
Six differing pleasing stylesea _
figve made with tnmmmg of white
Qne good style made of figured peroale.
- Colors include green blue lavender,- red- and brown
and black. ’
Sizes 36 to Afiffextra value at
in“ Second noon
5 '9;
Pottery as pretty
as prized plants. ’
.m.
themtosideotbag. then.
mm
Easter gloves to
bring full satisfaction.
W gloves 0! fine light skin. gauntlet style.
Whom; mucosa. embroidery
ms mm ‘o: skin and making—'~ $3.5
Wmdsspglom affine lightplinnt skins
Marked grace Hiroshima! m in which they fit
Tan white boom: and blurb-c $2.5!
Chamoisette W W_ Wee Weight.
. Embroidered upon both back and cuffs; brown and
Q coverb— ..$1 50*
denies all the paragraphs contained in
the defendant! s reply. -
.m- rrgulatory control of all
This would mean that the
gow'nrnrnt would forbid the devel.
t:o"*‘- ~‘ of new fields until the 'pres-
.:< are worked out. It would
existing condition of over-
. pmf'nt. bring production to bal-
nmund and eliminate the ex-
Hmr now engaged in the coal
Wt.‘ ..
v the establishment of a ministry com-
posed of men united by identity of
political principles.
Either indoors t the year or our
Summer and Spring, greater charm and
and £10me ni '
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dual
mIIEB‘rY nswnnrsxsjs ‘
GIRLS.
A meeting of the Senior members of.
the Girls’ Friendly Society of. the
Grace church was held last night at
the home of Mrs. Edward J. Flaherty.
17 Lowe street.
The club voted to hppropriate $17
toward the tennis court for the G. F.
S. name in Canaan. the organization
Is also furnishing swam in. the home
which is used as a vacation house dur-
ing July and August.
Following‘ the businea meeting.
dainty refreshments were served and
a social hour enjoyed.
MRS.
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-\ “HINGTON. April L—Further
-. mt‘mvw'l of his suggestion that the
‘nt assume the burden of
smut! in the bituminous in-
' . us the only means of correct-
.“ (onditions underlying the cause
0' lhe present strike was in prospect
'odny, when John L. Lewis. presi-
vfcnt of the Lnited Mine Workers of
unerica. resumed his statement be.
tore the house labor committee.
Appearing yesterday on the Bland
“solution to direct appointment by
president of a. commission to in-
v-stigate the coal industry. Mr.
--wis said he believed ,rnuch good
night result if Congress created a.
':ii)un&l or bureau to investigate the- ,
maustry. He said he strongly op-
.mwd the fixing of either wages or
urn-rs by a. government agency and
was not suggesting this. The ones.
:m... had not been concluded when he
«mined today. A
RYE STRENINES
DR SWEATER IN
RIAMRNR “YES
.niond Dy cg; odd years of wear
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mow pedestals,———ineschofthese petal-usag- .3
enmeshepesmdinsomepattcmsappearall 311M-
MM pottery—green and bufi with figure
groupsinre‘liet.
, Rome pottery—cream background carrying
figures 1n fiorsl efieét,
-- Conventional design akin
Mme“
mthabackgroundof smokygray
SMW\ colors. g
Dngvmodpo raised dogwood design, white dc».
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Mottled blue pottery—cobdimmmm cloud"
In deep and lightpo shades.
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These Ralston Oxfords
Other Real Style and Utility
For dress, business, sport and every-day. every-occasion wear
, these Oxfords for men are proof of what. Rslstons have been for
‘ twenty-five years—always satisfactory in style. fit, service and price
~’.Tha.t 5 why they are .“Your kind of a. shoe."
MiltOn Elwood
quasi-r2 m E
1222Wsshin¢tonStreet - . South Norwslk'
Strap-wrist gauntlets of chamoisette, tasteful em-
broidered back, mode pongee and biscuit shades— $1. 25
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arm :. 1cm. sweaters. coverings. hang-
mxr draperies. evertyhing. Every ‘ 4 . ...
Is. . rontalns directions so simple .4 ///// /; :zz/
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«thu- Mud—then your motorist will
mm" out right. because Dismond NRTH ”v.- o q E CH9—
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spo' idle. or run. Tell your smut“
“in tm- r the material you wish to dye
in w- . or silk or whether it is linen. _ raur ““8 Need the . _
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Wirthl‘uore Buttermilk
Baby Chick Food’
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