New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1922, Page 10

BAZAAR — : Auspices of the Junior Aid Society, T. M. E. Church Attractive Gifts Refreshments Served Thursday and Friczy-Afternoons and Evenings Special Entertainment Friday Evening ] Trinity M. E. Church Admission Free MeADOO DEPLORES [xiv” vt i v s s v o (gRA STARS COMING AMERI(‘.\N P()L[TI(‘S fillated with any party and who could hold the halance of power. Huch citi 2 To settle Al Ques- | their check on the hig parties would whinks 1t Wrong. Tomhnttle AUl Quess JH1CT Oh i Taliam | Mere On Marct 26, s O ~is Of I’ il {lonm\OnsRasts, O=Lalllicn The final artsts' concert ‘of the sea son will be given under the anspices of the New Dritain Musical club at Los Angeles, March 1o—What hey How many men, think you, have|"ox's t er on Sunday affernoon, termed the “intolerant partisan basis | any idea of the pain endured by wom- | March 26, when Carolina Lazzari and ren in their own household, and often | kafaelo Diaz will be heard in a con- without & murmur? They have no'cert program. i patience when the overworked wife| [Both these singers are members of speech delivercd here by William G land mother begins to get pale, have|the Metropolitan Opera company of McAdeco, former sccretary of treas- | headaches, backaches, faint spells, or| New York., Carnlina lLuazz a Viewpoint Men Blind To Woman's Suffering. on which our government functions” was deprecated today in the first ury and director general of railroads |is melancholy and cannot sleep, There | contralto of ability, while Diaz is a| since he came to L.os Angeles to make [is help for every woman in this con-|leading tenor, his home, dition, as evidenced by the many vol- At the present time Carolina lLaz- In a speech before the city club he [untary letters of recommendation | zari is the leading contralto with the declared all matters taken before | which we are continually publishing | opera company. Diaz, who has been congress or other legislative bodies|in this paper for Lydia K. 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A majority of the rep- | ing the seale committee have heen in [the city several days conferring the last to arrive being President John L. | Llewis of the international nizi- tion of the United Mine Workera, | The demanas of the miners formu- d at their convention in Shamokin, in January and ratified by the | |international convention at In.l\nn.l-] [ polis last month are to be formally | presented to the coal operators and | of the union. The operators are ex- | der consideration and make a state cent increase in contract rates among |other things, while the mine owners are on record as favoring % decrease below the plesent working hasis, No Karly Agreement. It is not expected that an agree- ment will be reached before the end of the month and in that (vent the scale committee of the hard coal workers is under instructions of the Shamokin convention to orler a sus- pension of mining until a satisiactory agreement is in sight. A referendum vote on the question of suspension was not faken in the anthracits fields, |the action of the convention having been deemed as expressive of the wishes of the men, A shortage of anthracite coal is not anticipated unless the expected suspension shonld run into the sum- winter was below normal due to miid weather and high prices. The miners enter the joint confer- ence determined, they said to r with all their power any eifort to re- duce their present wage scale as in- dicated by the operators. “‘There 's have ared themselves as unanimous in backing up that sentiment. Reyond the general statement that the workers should share in the gen eral deflation by accepting a wage cut [the mine owners have not indicated | | what proposition they will make. It [ has been reported that they are not |° a unit on what percentage of decrease SEMENOFF \RRIV[‘S ASKS FINANCIAL AID shevist, Arrives In Van- couver, B. C. immigration authorities > today awaiting advices from Ottawa pend ing action in the case of Ataman Gre gorieff Semenoff, Siberian (ossack leader .and enemy of the soviet, who| s for a new Siber- ian government \\lmn e hopes to al Semenoff arrived ine Vie toria frem the Orient came to Vancouver p beginning « four of j ] und the Uni custody at immigra n heady 1 am perie aware that the neople of th ions levelled ecnemies or | what he term 3 \erian go | ernment beyond sayin His aim to nnite the Sibe mder a republican form of goiern ment PROTEST FOR 6 GANDH Indian Congress Of Natal Secks Gen- cral Strike—FEast Indians Declare One Day Hartal, Durban, Natal, March 15.—The In dian congress of Natal in protest Jagainst the arrest in India of Gandhi, the civil disobedicnce leader, attempt- ed to precipitate a general strike in Natal industries, The attempt, how er has proven only partially suc- cessful. The last Tndians here in Durban adopted o resointion recording their © concern over the arrest of Gan- and expressing belief that he had en largely instrumental in presery ling peace in India Zanzibar, Is'and of Zanzibar, March 15,—The Fast Indians here have de clarfd a one day harta! in protest against the arrest of Gandhi. The [compiiance. No disturbances marked | the observance of the hartal About 38,000 British soldiers, in |cluding 2000 officers, lost limbs dur- |ing the war. GHAUFFEUR ONGE AGALY ‘usband of Grand Opera Singer Goes Back to His Pre-Matrinbny Job and is Happy. Delmonte, March 15.-—Floyd Glotz- ch, chauffeur, whom Margaret atzenaner, grand opera singer, mar- ricd because he was 100 per cént man” and whose separation from the liva becanse she didn’t want him to | get up for breakfast, drive his own au- ‘mmulvlll: or enjoy jazz music, became explained in detail by various ofticers | B8 pected toimmediately take them un- || ment of their position on Iriday. 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