New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1920, Page 9

:'\:"E\\'f BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1920. through the inspiration, the toil and citizens F ASSEMBLYMEN Counsel for Legiélature Files Briel { to seats in the assembly for all of the | se of their With Committee | e Alhany pended soc assembly “are fied to occupy ses counse] for committee March erted fild with the committee which con- investigation s of disloyally against the five ducted , an charg men. ‘It is by they belong judged,” say dividual far as th merc coner the s and tious purpose of the they belong “Sociali a change of action back tryi up by list members of the state | ineligible the organization to which that the brief. dec have been proved v to illumine and to te form the principal purp and program for which the organiza- tion stands and to confirm ng to bring about crnment arms of a our the blood of countless loyal ot this republie.” the had five asscmblymen “they are ineligible and America and the state of that because of such ineligi disqualification they are incar lity ¢ The five sus- | and disquali- in the assembly” embly Jjudiciary today in a brief | | formally subscribing to said into the | had they refused to take the denied seats in the assembly.” The brief in support of counsel contention that the socialist party preparing and attempting to brin about a revolution in hi men must be eir in rations in . so serve show in | lution reads: the party to sedi- which purpose in so doing is a one; less the ¢ by poiitical a general strike vernment of the state The Bay Stater (T Starg ¢ Smiling Doors for Sunny Homes The front door is the first to greet you and your friends. 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If you cannot get what you‘. * ask for, write or tdephonei—’ : 4 MINER, REED & TULLOCK, Local Distributors. giant to pull down zovernment and maintained erting that every charge against been proved counsel recommends that the commuttee report to the assembly that ble of taking the oath of oflice prescribed by tlie constitution of this state; that by oath their position, in view of their ineli- gibility and disgualification is no dif- ferent from what it would have been said oath, and that they therefore shall be country as part of the international social revo- | “It has opposed and obstructed and continues to oppose and obstruct the government of the United States and of this state in all measures relating to the national and state defense. Its manifest to weaken and to leave defense- and the two being emploved as the mol nation against the attacks of foreign | Stearns, in i and domestic enecinies and thus de- prive it of that right of self preserve of governments. 3 “It has advocated and incited the { destruction ot existing government of the United States by iilegal ma action. “While professing cal action it constuntly denies that existing evils or defects may be rem- edied by such action and insists that such politic tion must ba supple- mented by violence and m nuation and suggestion. - political action of the onsive only to the dues p membership. Those who are to office are bound to follow the dic- | tates of such membership and their compliance is compelled by drastic party constitution of the par These methods and tactics are pre- scribed for the mmcmbers of the party as an integral Da of the party's principles and program by the inter- national body alveady described. In the cmployment of each and all of thosc niethods the social party of America is in and accord with the radical, r -y soecial- ists in all of the countries of the world.” witnesses who appeared for the five men that industrial action and the gener strike were to be emploved by the socialist party only after it had achieved the control of government affairs by preliminary means, and rpose would be to compel and rebellious bhourges s ““Ihe pronouncement hav action is to be the compelling instru- ment for wresting the control of government from its present and for the establishment of class dic- tatorship.” Referring to speeches made by the defendants the ef says: “Tha 1 workers of crowded city di to attack the institutions of this great republic. It is therefore necessary to install prejudice, hatred and con* tem for the great mass of the American people and to villify and oyr leaders of organized labor who devot- ed themselves to guiding the emersy !of the toilers of America into patriot- ic channels during the late war. Tt is necessary also to lash the prejudice thus manufactured into passion. These are the unmistakable purposes ceches made by the socialist s nothing that is.” SUN SPOTS DISCOVERED University, Announces Them—Says Sun Spots Coincide With Aurora. iddletown, March A group of spots w un yesterd morning by Carl ructor in astronomy mathematics at the university The new group includes two large spots and about 30 smaller ones. The larg- est spot is about the size of the earth earth. According to Mr. Stearns, spots which appear on the surface of the sun usually coincide with an electrical display such as was witnessed last night when the aurora borealis was unusually bright. Mr. Stearns claims that these spots will remain two or three months on the sun. He discovered them while using the giant telescope at the university about 8 o'clock this morning. The discovery was received with much in- terest throughout Middletown and the TROUBLE IN IRELAND Morc Troops Are Sent Out to Hold Strategic Points—Sinn Feiners Pro- tects Tts Leaders. Cork, Ireland. March 3.—>More troops and royal Trish constabula have been sent here and empty houses at straiegic points have been occupied by the military and police forces. The Sinn Fein organization maintainng secret watches and guards to protect its leaders, some of whom are report- ed ta have received threatening let- ters similar to one delivered Lo Thoma MacCurtain., lord mayor of { this city, before he was murdered last week. Last night troo supported by con- stabulary were ned at various { boints in the city with armored | and machine guns. This protec was maintained while the streets were | thronged but later when the crowds | dwindled the guards were withdrawn. Soldiers and police officers. however, remained in their barracks all night ready for any emer GETS UNEXPECTED New Haven, March Haven Orphan il get on un- expected windfall in the shape of a fund of $30,000 after the distribution of the estate of Theron Towner, who { died in this city sixty vears ago. | Boston. March The ment of W. Starling Burgess of Mar- blehead as navigator for the sloop tesolute for the honor of detendind terday. PENN TO BOX YALE. New Haven, March 24 { Pennsylvania by telegzraph v ac bted a challenge from rale < team for a match in every weight at the Yale gymnasium Saturday night. | Girls’ Basketball tion which iz admittedly the first law ! o to utilize politi- action | 1 it advocates directly as well 4s | ving | elected | and comprehensive provisions in the he brief in taking up testimony of ' v to submit to the direc- | of the party | with respect to industrial action can | no such interpretation. Without : ption they indicate that industriai ' hands | icts would hesitate | denounce these patient and patriotic | C X Stanley Rule and battle with Russell and the Landers tea team of the New gymnasium th evening. T 1 quintet w n’s fiv meet the | for Co Machine | and Erwin at 4 o’'clock ' feam; held this afternoon the Camp Fire Girls' vin's and FOR THURSDAY <= P Women's Pumps in Patent Kid. Dull iid. Brown White, Red in plain, opera o r and sizey Colonial styles, all and widths. 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