New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1921, Page 10

SAmARCIITCTIRSRYEYT STIEIAINTENP S 10 MAY BE ABLETO SAVE SIBERIA Opportunity Seen Through Far @ Fastern Republic Charle unoffic ference (1 Was nations the comir Far Easter: This the den sia for the state hetwee The Japane a state w ese domi Evi¢ nt it foresaw that of Japan, for i agents to sequently, tern ¥ by tepre liberalists fhe i tives of MM ind the of the State Yer At Moscow commur lished | sentatives veshtchens vostok g This ter rary a general clection for representatives to a constitutional assembly. The plan of election was that of the K Ky government by which represent of all parties and organizations were chosen, Every political party, provid- ed it had a certain number of votes, was entitled to representation. Peasants Control. When the ant faction liberal cons ition W with an executive body ¢ under which came the ministry. s executive body, when an em- s, can promulgate laws which stand until the next ses- sion of the Dima (congress,) when these laws must be ratified or reject-| ed. The constitution proclaims the in-| violability of private propert the | freedom of the press; free religious worship; and declares strongly for| compulsory education. In general, it it not unlike the ideas which we have | adopted and observed in the United| s, except that its tene haps more inclined toward socialism Disorders Rare. Since the establishment of the Far| Eastern Republic, disorders have heen very rare, except when engin eered by the Japanese military. At least 90 per cent. of the people are| supporters of the new government. All the workmen and peasants are| with it. The only class that with- holds its support i with old regime tendencies, ¢ is in the minority. | From our viewpoint, the Far East- ern republic is the best government yet established in Siberia or Russia While it may not be ideal, it is an effort in the right direction, and| if given economic support by the world generally, its ideas will soon expand to the remainder of Stberia and eventually to old Russia, And when that occurs, order and system may be expected from the chaos of today. government called embly met, the peas- A adopted, seven men, MEMORIAL HALL Philadelphia, Nov. 10.—The pro- posal to build a memorial hall 10‘ Philadelphia soldiers, sallors and marines who served In wars in which the United States h engaged was | approved by & wrge majority on Tuesday's elec It is planned to erect the hall to t several million dollars and to contain an auditorium for convention s on the park- way. Cour vide the nece SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK It's to Recipe and Grandmother's - Bring Back Color Lustee to Halr, Blo ing a phur, makes o lustrous Py 79 Q ~FOX'S -~ Starting Sun, Eve., Mon., Tues, Wed.—QLEEN OF SHEBA” NEW BRITAIN DAILY T ——— L\ RITISH HOUSES . FINISH SESSION Members e e e 1Warnston- e, L|ogd George Says Trish Situas o on : x ' tion Is Very Critical HERALD, THURSI SEARCH PO BODI T 0 [ e/ omiscd AL Battleficlds of France Wy Gone Over Many ‘Fioe t NIV t t belie unanim attitude feved that the peace negotlations are ssarily doomed to a sudden col- |5 whate but lapse lopt, vould follow any possible check The that thi car lecision statement WRECK NEWSPAPLR, tions betwee legates, this for having em was duly tal est has heen mal Lrish peace negotiait ssed The Trish S member parliament wred in ipprehension the the Irish situatior last night urge Ulow another ead the d « prorogation implic mayor's ight i« wit tat ent time, wing om uncertair it the pre the governme ournment i which s for re definite | come York British empi 1 trucks valuahle Hu- | assistant postmaster | the ost [ elosing Austen Chamt ain N the house of commons how 1 that nothing proroguing the body and | xious inquirer i ar by stood i t W ) = | reminded his ar € Lre rk, first i1 Meet the \ ““Nothing else will do” FATIMA CIGARETTES TWENTY for ? 5V 04/;1# taste the difference Licaert & Myrrs Toracco Co. ler Lloy ettled 1 out, feelings of nt will be Ulster leclared they until they promised Lioyd George, The British submission to the et members this morning, most eritical sts banquet in the Guildhall last | At the same there is a better prospect of our in vitation to the into free government [today than at any time in years.” that | Friday evening.—advt. )AY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921 S s 3P Y T R TV 0 L B €/ B i s FORTUNI ', A, sinec clense ere he met PENN STATE N GOOD TRIM fivst fric ed to Haley d George had repeated RMILES ON HALEY that nothing with regard to the house 1d e should development re would be hi Ire together. | he AN Pinal Hard Navy o \Wet Pield IPa No 1o its hard preparatio ) ! Pricon Practice for Veteran Who Served Buddy! | Term Get ing i Cashand a Gani Leavenwort] I \ | Fortune today v face of Harry W soldler who patd debt Innsn miling f Haley, the his buddic separated over night with rormer | BALFOUR ARRIVES | i me with a long ‘anxiety mainly due | by serving the 1 the ra [ rd ternoon ciplinary barric | barracks sy sult with his | frienc old and ai Haley left th 1y clothed in pockets cmpty were f, which nevertheless was Acting Head of British Delegation | 11 Bezdek's t Jady flela made nandling 1tfiey ut i e n h men did the pla 1 condition a flim- | Nl Today | flockl 1 the future I ettle ihle not he ous that an Irish Reaches National Capital Nov acting nead of the yester rendered impe by Most o It Is Washington, | malror 10.—Arthur new, ation of Ulster eld tomor | ind the tear cave tomot | representing the Britist oW 1 Far in Washington today len promise empire in the may | Colonel R. P | Springfield, Me., Barnum, com that he was and that ym | armament Eastern confer nel prison Haley Colone! Dickerson wired f latc lay, to Co ndant of the nding funds for joh was ready commander-in-c Ulster negotiations attitude further ver that rewell mass with | ¢ the tc ence arrives other f | me m his Tues 2ot es members o party which I'enn ighting o poss representatives have o will take definite : Dickerson s hie have written them by Mp, |the Natlonal Loyalty League, He said |Zealand and A outlining the negotia- [ N¢ Would be respbnsible for any ex- | city completin the Sinn Itein | PeNSe Incurred in maintaining Haley | Premier Lloyd George who has premier was | NI the funds arrived Ised to come later the atement prepared last Haley has been a guest of the Y, sentation in the Ulster | d wneously it lay. 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