New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1922, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1922. s were ginned production it 10,185,000 equivalent hales by the department b v e ik today in its final forecast based on the condition rop September 25, which was Reception to State Department September 35, which was Commander {0 Be Hem Hel‘e | vield of 130.2 pounds of lint. per acre e [TROOPS AND FIREMEN nd camp, Unite Lo e sn| PROTECTING NEGROES coming 1 meet- at the at 5 plans | of Charles st this year PLAN ACTIVE YEAR!{:&;_ of the inds season »f the 6 per The A G. Ham Spanish War Vete season's work months p to be Arch the At held street active ing state and winter of the c Montgomery armory Wednesday evening be arranged for the reception jepartment commander. ¢ Norwict itain on Wed of the ¢ to attend Race Rioting Following Mur- o'clock wi the N. I New [ der of White Man. to be held ir day, 18 mp has been the meet- rdick Montgomery, Ala., killed, a score and one white man shot Oct Oct " negro was sireet car in disorde today fc rell, n irged arrest of Joe with the game ver- murder owing the Have Bowling League. o s will again occupy several members and the local the at Bowli Gaors ation © camp this year will start their season at the ( alleys on Friday night at § o teams, Infantry Marines, to Pr wil winning unti atter and the as well as Vhr] team single The local camp ater enter the race for the state who was shot Sati searching for a negro who was alleged to killed Albert Samson, a city policeman Judge court nto ) 1ave Cav par- be Leon McCord of the circuit ordered the grand jury called r pecial session to investigate the killing of Wilson to the police, has confessed that he shot the game warden. Two negro men and two negro women, reported to have been with Terrell when Wil- son was shot, are being held as wit- cup g Serpents Also Active. .| Three companie San Mateo Lair, Military Order of| Guardsmen were ordered to the jai the Sarp is planning for a crawl|when the mob began increasing its to be held the first week in Novem-| numpers last night and later the fire ber. It is being arranged byl dgepartment was called upon i members of lair to have the|perse the crowd by using the f Grand convocation of all Connecticut | hose, The jail was peppered with lairs in New Britain some time dur-{ nyjjets, but the soldiers did not re- ing the month of January or Febru-|turn the fire of the mob. John Brown, a negro railroad fire- man, was reported to have been lynched but early today it was learned that he had been removed from his home by a masked party at midnight and questioned about the escape of Jim Glenn, the negro want- ed in connection with the killing of the policeman. Brown told the party he knew nothing of the his story was substantiated t white men. He was released The mob dispersed and officials reported no further was expected v and eague eam the th also for s of Natio h also the ary Auxiliary Also Busy. The A G. Hammond camp auxil- jary, which is said to be one of the largest and most active in the state, has plans completed for several meet- ing during the year at which time en- tertainments will provided and lectures heard The members of the camp are also completing plans for a set-back tour- nament to be staged between the New Britain and Meriden camps. The plans for all of the above activities will be discussed at the meeting to- morrow night. Refreshments will be served be military trouble NEW GREEK GOVT. TO PORT HEARING TODAY. Interstate Commerce Commission aminer Takes Up Protes Boston, Oct. 3.—Robert E. Quirk chief examiner of the interstate com- merce commission, began hearings at the state house today on of New England port differentials The hearings which are expected to continue throughout the week requested by New England chambe of commerce and other orga atio which contend that present d ¢ tials on western shipments rim- inate against Ne England ports particularly Boston, in favor of Phil- adelphia, Baltimore and other south Atlantic ports. Athens Believes That Britain, Italy and Belgium Will Acknowledge questior New Regime. were Athens, Oct. 3.—(By Associated Press.) — The revolutionary commit- tee continues all powerful and there evidences of stern martial law, armed patrols slowly marching through the streets. eral indications are that the are daily was | of | | Ala,, Scene of Ferocious | 3.—One | ittacked on | s here last night and early | warden, | ay night while | Terrell, according | | to dis- | i Kemr;;lwpiayflhér In T;e Field 7 a a r [ M 1 a hi 1 First picture of Mustapha Kemal Pasha, victorious Turkish o leader, mounted and directing his troops as they drive the Grew#s from the whole coast of Asia Minor and menace Constantinople, ! |stated that the strike has made little |1t any impression on business in gen- HARD COAL MINERS | have losses for hundreds of merchants, this the striking miners were not ed to ask for additional credit. Another feeling which seems to be owing daily is the general impres- sion that the days of long strikes in the anthracite coal fields are over. lic sentiment, while sympathizing with the miners rfing towards more peaceful ways of settling in- dustrial disputes FRANCES P. PARKER orin | Teacher of Piano v A7 Curtis St. Tel. 222-3 to do business alme Prolonged Strike Has Not Caused Suffering for Lack of Funds, Inquiry Shows. Pa., the ust Oct anthrac Philadelphia the fact that miners have Despite te terminated the longest strike in their history, it hav- ing lasted just four days longer thar the big strike of 1902, the business condi- tions in hard coal regiops ¢ Pennsylvania are 1 they eve tion of the ch s sole industry n contrast to rs where miners had and as a result were ke ing hungry by the fa t men who work min time all better shape to- were following a nd in most it section strikes of previou little or no mo. from groce coal the | eir war a as 1 cash t In Mount Carmel, Pa., —_—. Stanley Rule & Level company, has through the west. Me Posies." ters of Libert meeting tom A. M. hall at 8 o'clock The commi# tee have arranged for a juvenile party to which all members are invited. Danc- ing will be enjoyed ing. Tuesday evening .ufayette street, the Stanley Rule & Level company, has returned from an extended busi-| ness trip through Texas southwest. clated Press.)—Former+ stantine of Greece, going the members of his party on board the Greek steamship Patris. [ BRITISH SPECULATE City ltems . ON TODAY’S MEETING Kohler & Campbell piano and you re satisfed.—C. L., Plerce & Co.— dvt. Bert Press Devotes Much Space to Review, Grogan, a salesman for the of Situation And Possible eturned after a business trip Developments. London, Oct. 8. — (By Assoclated Press)—Every London newspaper de- votes its principal columns to the Mudania conference today. It is not definitely known here how many delegates will attend the con- ference but it is stated from some sources that In.addition to the allied and Turkish generals the conference will include M. Franklin-Bouillon and two Greek military representatives. Estimates of the probable duration of the meeting differ considerably, some helleving it may be over in a | few hours and others suggesting’ that days may elapse before a settlement is reached clearing the way for a subse- quent peace conferenc. In anti-Greek quarters the activi- ties of former Premlier Venizelos in Paris and London continued to be viewed with the greatest suspicion. The Daily Express says M. Venize- los has advised the revolutionary gov- ernment in Athens to agree in prin- ciple to the evacuation of eastern Thrace but to tell ¢the allles that Greece will not evacuate the territory until the powers have decided she shall do so as part of the final peace terms. The report that the Washington ad- ministration is being pressed to inter- vene in the Near Eastern situation is given conspicuous publicity. Victor Record, 180381, “Don't Bring C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt, Winthrop Council, Sons and Daugh- will hold their regular ow evening in O. U. in charge of the entertalnment after the meet- All members are requested to ome dressed as children. The Holy Family Circle of 8t fary's Circle will give a whist rgrty in T. A, B. Hall, Bridge, whist and 45" will be played.—advt. Russell Nelson, a salesman with and the| CONSTANTINE AT SICILY, Palermo, Sicily, Oct. 3 (By Asso- King Con- into exile fter his second abdication, arrived ere at 11 o'clock this morning with The leaves of the Madras water lles will readily support the weight f a child. Ee e ——————— Straight heel— high arch 8 " s850 Not only niceness and novelty but richness. The fine footwear by Walka Over always gives greatest satisfaction because it fits so grar~fully and comfortably. David Manning’s 211 Main St. o LECTURE ON NUTRITION Invited To Hear Discussion, Il- lustrated, At Hartford. Dr. Willlam R. P. Emerson of Bos- ton, who s conducting an institute on the nutritional problems of children, under the auspices of the Hartford Tuberculosis soclety, will give an il- lustrated lecture Wednesday at 8 p. m., at Center Church pouse, Hartford. This lecture is especlally for parents and Is open to the public. Fashion and the Cantilever Agree Fashion is the ficklest of masters. A while aZo women considered others frumps who®didn't lace until they achieved walsts llke an hour-glass. And more recently, out: went the spindle heel and the pointed toe that so tortured Yomen's feet. In the Cantilever Shoe you will find the, trim style of the sports shoe backed by the most modern details of foote comfort and foot-efficiency. Public ¢ Its natural sole-line, its stylish rounded toe and lower heel fit the [foot happily—your foot rejoices in a shoe made to fit it,doesn’t grieve and complain as in footwear that forces your foot to do all the fitting. And the Cantilever flexible arch, supple like your own arch, eases every step, frees your muscles for the strength- ening exercise that corrects and pre- vents arch troubles, and secures for you the many benefits that come from improved circulation—greater vigor, spirits and color. Come and inspect the excellent workmanship entering into the mak- ing of the Cantllever Shoe. See how trim it looks and how splendidly it fits. Sloan Bros. 185 Main St. Two family house at your own price on Dud- | ley street. Only $6,800, that’s cheap for a house about new isn’t it? Take a contract to build it and s dre waiting to see how the situation develops, prefering 1iu outside the government un Venizelist party is definitely Ayers’ Soda Water | AVIATOR RECOVERING Call for it by name and get the best. Army Flier Loses Landing Gear and Crashes To Earth, Oct. of the 24th ero first pur- today from rday when he g gear on Sel- he had sumrioned to power at the national eleciions to be held November § T he British, Italian and Belgium “diplomatic representatives have been| assigned the visitors’ book at the royal palace and the Greeks interpret this as the forerunner of actual rec- ognition of the government set up by the revolutionists. The entente countries and America did not recognize King Constantine A recently posted announcement at the central telegraph station informs the foreign press correspondent that the censorship of their telegrams will henceforth operate at the press bu- reau of the foreign office This 1is signed “‘by order of the committee of revolution.” The turn of the political wheel has brought a Greek who is well known in America and whose mother is an American into the important position of director of the press bureau and chief censor. This is F. Demetrinus Kalopothakis, who was graduated from Harvard in 1888, and for seven years was connected with the Ameri- can legation here. The former premiers now under ar- rest are being removed to an island near Piraeus, where they will he re- leased on parole under military su-| pervision. | Mount Captain Ber! Skeel squadign of the arm suit group, was recov injuries sustained yest landed without a landi fridge field in an airg driven in a test flight, preparatory to the Pulitzer air race, October 14. As he rose for his trial spin, the wheels of his landing gear fell from the machine. Unaware of the acci- dent although o r fliers made fran- tic efforts to warn him of his danger, Captain Skeel circled over Lake St Clair for half an hou to the field and crashed ir landing. Use of gunpowder for firearms was discovered Y German monk, Ber- thold Schwartz, about 1300 A. D, = Jhe Lincoln Realty Co. COTTON GIN REPORT. Production Up to Sept. 25 of This Year Shows Gain Over Year Ago. Washington, Oct I 3. —Cotton gmnfi«d} prior to September totalled 3,883,- | 006 bales, including 76,168 roun bales, counted as half bales; 1,660 bales of American Egyptian and 962 When real estate goes up and it is sure to do so, vou'll feel pleased that you acted upon our advice and bought. 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