New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1919, Page 6

fs Ultimatum High School Pupil§’ wark, March cal stuff! 21.~—"Can that Give us the good old pt's the way the pupils in the al High school, Newark, feel the introduction of popular at the music periods. At least the way they expressed them- yesterday wwhen the substitute er, Louis Siff, suggested that sing “No. 167."* en a reporter entered the andi- Mr. Siff was seated at a desk. etty girl was at the piano. \As layed a ragtime selection she ged her shoulders in rhythm the gay notes from the instru- hat kind of songs do girls—classical or Birr asked. the girls gizgled you like the ragtime our hands.” ery hand went up. Just then the rang for the classes to change new set of girls filed in. ss Vera Bertram, of No. 27 Court t, was asked to play. She start- Fith the shimmy song, and the girls gathered around the piano ang the chorus. your seats again and ' Mr. Siff ordered. " was something classical. girls sang it, but without much you like ragtime " best put lss Bertram wheeled around at plano. *‘Oh, this is too dead,” puggested to the teacher. 1 right, play anything you want,” ed the teacher. e anything—you—want was more There were fat girls swaying and girls swaying and all seemed to | joying themselves. ow, girls,” to take a vote. I want you to b vour righ hand if you like rag- music better than the classical es.” ery right hand went up. g the reporter went down Minnie Shimmy for the auditorium on Me the came fourth GERMANS EXPDAIN. not Agrec With Poles on Presi- ency of Commission at Posen. ris, March 21, (Hovas.)-—A seml- jjal German note explaining the on ;or breaking off negotiations Posen says it has heen impossible sach an agreement, especially re- | fiing the presidency of the com- jon controlling the situation e. 'The Germans say they dering the appointment of ident by Pope Benedict the ent Inter-Allied armistice com- sion to name the presiding offic e supreme council will consic Posen situation today and e up measures to be carried out inst the Germans o bring about lessation of hostilities in the pro- ce of Poland. {induce the emperor to stay sai@ the teacher, “1 | the | s of the high school the strains | are | while ! Entente nations derire the per- | will | .*'*‘ se of Wilhelm Is faken As Slap :;i Former Chancellor. Berlin, March 19, (By The Asso- #lated Press.)—In Field Marshal von Hindenburg’s statement explaining and justifying the flight of former Emperor William there was a sharp criticism of Prince Maximilian of Baden the then chancellor, for pub lishing the fact of the emperor's ab- dication without the latter's assent. It is expected that this will evoke a sharp rejoinder from friends of the ex-chancellor, who are already point- ing out that the emperor left Ber- lin on October 31 without consulting or notifying the chancellor who vain- ly attempted at the last moment to in Berlin and later unsuccessfully urged him to return to the capital in order that he might form his own judgment as to the extent of the crisis and visability of adbicating. “Prince Maxmi had long been convinced of the inevitability of the empkror’'s abdication and renunciation of the throne by the Crown Prince” says the Tageblatt. “Tt was hoped by this means to saye Germany from a complete debacle and revolution The emperor went to Great Head- quarters to cscape such advice and to seek a more congenicl atmosphere. 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