New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1923, Page 14

P, York, for instance,’ the oid rate of exchange these slamps for the customary blue stamp of 26 Lwould have cost § and based on Am’umu one-Alth of & mark, or ap- | marks, the sate 15 30,000 times grester tham i was before the war, Gfl:ll Town Inherits |8 other New York, Sept f1—In the days Proxtmately five cents before the war Germany, conforming | Letters are now coming to New 1o the standard praciice of interns: | York from Berlin bearing six one tional mall transmission, could send | thousand mark postage slamps Fil well-kn: number of valuable These included a pletun i’ Hals called "The Laughi GERMAN ARY vmfin BUSY, Munich, Sept. 21.-—Burglare " CONE INTO LiGh Step Forward Washington, Sept. 21 —~The presi. dential primary, now the vogue in a full soore of states mot only has be: | come the bug-bear of many old-fash. | foped political bosses, but i also ac. 4 complishing the rout of the timg. Ropored practice of delaying the an nouncement of candidacies until the 1ast possible moment. Today In many | states eandidates must climb down onl the fence many weeks before the na. tiona! conventions, and say whether they will or won't The beginning of the 1924 prim. | Ary season now is & bare six menths away, and the flling of papers re. quired of candidates in many cases already has become a burning ques. | tion among those who cannot decide | whether they hear a commandin popular call for their services in pub. | lic office, Buch decisions must be | H made much #arlier than in times gone by, and as n consequence of the | spread of the primary aystem the | next few weeks are expected to see | the crop of candidates reach a stags | much more advanced than the aver age tor pre-presidential years in the past The first primary, that in New Hampshire, will be held March 11 North Dakota will follow a wesk lat er, and seven additional states, con trolling some of the largest delega tions that sit in national conventions will have voted betore the end of | § April. Here is the full list of those | having presidential primary Jaws, | with the dates for the Rimary elec ! tions of all parties: . California, Tuesday, May 6 I"lorida, Tuesday, June 3. 4 Georgla, to be fired by state com- mittees, Illinois, Tuesday, April 8. Indiana, Monday, May b. Maryland, Manday, May 5. Massachusetts, Tuesday, April 24, Michigan, Monday, April 7. Montana, Tuesday, Nebraska, Tuesday, April 15 New Jersey, Tuesday, April New Hampshire, Tuesday, e BOYS' TWO PANT SUITS $8.95 #peetal . . Davidson & THE HOUSE OF QUALITY, SERVICE AND e PRESENTING Weventhal TION, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Everything that is the newest— everything that is the smartest— has been bought for this showing and selling. 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The presidential primary law of Florida does not apply to a party polling less than 35 per cent of the total vote in the previous general election. This eliminates the repub- lican party from a presidential prim- ary and leaves its delegates to he chosen by.convention in that state. BOLSHEVISTS STUDY AMERICAN POLICIES At Political Laboratory Situated in Berlin Berlin, Sept. 21.—Bolshevism has created a lahoratory of world politics in Berlin, something new in political science. This institution has little to do with musty texthooks and dry. lec- turers. It sends its investigators to the scene of interesting political activities in all parts of the world, and they bring reports to the official staff which keeps abreast of the world press and interprets the information it collects in terms of international consequences. Captain Jacques Sadoul, former French army officer who was senten- ced to death in France for the part he played in promoting sedition among the French marines and sailors who were gent against the Bolshevist troops at Odessa in 1919, is among the ex- perts on the Bolshevist staff who are conducting this new lahoratory, Jean Arens, who was wounded by the as- sassin who killed Vorowski, the Rus- sian unofticial delegate at the T,ausan- ne Conference, is another member of the laboratory staff At present the laboratory is much interested in dissecting America's for- eign policy. President Coolidge is un- | der the microscope. His speeches and | official activities being studied along with reports on the possibilit of Secretary of State Hnghes' resig- nation from the cabinet. 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