New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1922, Page 28

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922, BURNS ASSERTS RED Mo uBeLsum ek | PERIL GROWS DAILY Sags It Is Becoming Harder to! Fight Radicalism 000 Snit - Brought By Washington | Physician ‘ Washington, Oct. 20 —Mrs Carolyn otaw, sister of President Hardin yesterday filed a plea of justification ot and harder to combat J. Burng, chief of Washiggton, D. C., ( munigm 4 icalism more of u United States every day, Willia the bure, partm The libel seandalous letter written city suit resulted from an alleged by | Mrs. Votaw to Justice Stafford, who | se involving divorce ght by Dr. Cole| trying a o lings brou his wife L Votaw triends. The le alleged Mrs. Cc Mrs. Cole were to the trial justice § has been terribly ¥ Iwronged by Dr. Cole. Out of my own 1 have shared with her many times failed to carry out court 1 send money every month."| it for libel was brought by falling in his divorce | A plea of not gnilty was v Mrs Votdw for Dr. Cole in the divorce plained to President Harding | about e letter written by his sister | He received a reply from the presi- dent expressing regret that such a 4 |thing could happen, and saying he Tlwould prevent indiseretions of that | uments Were €ap-|ying in the future | Mrs. Votaw recently was shifted | from the Veterans' Bureau to the 1 not intertered }!1'."-!'1 of Engraving and Printing. a resolution| idopted by that g for the murder of important It was that the future instead of s, homes and the would be singled | While T do not think | he overthrow ch agitation f lite can be or only of propaganda looking ment of the Commun- crenlated through- because he cited 1eals pr Cole after din Commur Plans developed overthrow of this g being considered authorities raided the due to the group bei advance only twe many important « tured PALLOTTI COMING HERE | Tudge Francis A Pallotti, of Hart- | ford, will be the speaker at a repub- | lican rally Sunday afternoon, Septem- | I'ber 20, at Turnar hall on Arch street. | Tudge Pallotti is the G. O. P. candi- date for secretary of state, opposing | Mavor A. M Paonessa of this city | would 1 meeting many people of our gove strite and needles prevented awaken Tor te the advan {st cause is t out the T'nited Colored Race. Commu are their attention to the col-| ored race They attempting to convince this element that they are| imposed on by the present system of covernment Also they want plenty of agitation such as race riots and the hke “The Communists are the strongest in their support of the soldiere’ honus bill, thinking in this way to win friends of the soldiers and at the came time bankrupt the govarnment.” Mr Burns declared that bringing the agitators to justice is becoming' more difficult hecause of organiza- STATE BOARD EDUCATION tions formed to act as buffers between the radicals and the government. In OFFICIAL NOTICF this connection, he said, the Civil Lib-\ pree classes for the training of erty Union of New York has question-| teachers .of vocational subjects will ed him regarding the part he played| e oonducted evenings at the New in the Bridgeman raid. He said that|gpjtain State Trade School, beginning | organizations of this type should help| aerobher 16, 1922 | instead, of attempting to hinder the ~Tradesmen of récognized ability operatives of his department in pre-|gier twenty-four vears of age and venting revolution | having snitable personality for in- | The raid at Portland. Ore strictlonal work may be.admitted upil over 200 I. W, W.'s were taken to the capacity of the classes. | Fans . Buoui by g There are opportunities in the in-| other cities against permitting structional field for men from the | Communists getting a foothold following trades especially. Electrical Work, Painting, Masonry, Auto Repairing, Carpentry, Printing, Patternmaking, Drafting, Plumbing, Sheetmetal Work ! For information apply to & will LEONARD & HUGHES Steam, Hot Water and Vapor Heating “The devoting much of nists General Repairing Tel. 193-3 or 2057-2 are |The Sign of Good Photographs in which | Mr warning to the SECRET WEDDING ANNOUNCED. §t. Paul, Oct. 20.—Secret marriag of Miss Ann Munkholm. 20 years old, of St. Paul, premier amateur figure skater of the northwest, and Jerome C. Hargington, also of St. Paul, on September 18 was announced by the couple here today. Miss Munkholm has appeared in many amateur exhi- bitions throughout the country. Director of State Trade School, Bassett Street, New Britain, Conn EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE If you are about to furnish a home we can outfit it completely. We carry a full line of Furniture, Stoves and Floor Coverings at prices that will | surely please. A. 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