New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1925, Page 13

PASSAGE LIKELY IN HOUSE Tooay (Continued from First Page) “ below the budget figures, World Court Fight ‘With advocates of the world court holding the tront line for the moment bpponents in the senate were mar- bhalling their forces today for a long slege, They were preparing not only for prolonged discussion of an issue hield in abeyance for nearly three years, but also for the presentation bf numerous reservations of amend- ments which they hold to be neces- sary to safoguard the United States should it adhere to the court pro- ‘tocol. These reservations would be in ad- dition to the five suggested by Presi- dents Harding and Coolidge in their messages urging ratification and in- clude in the resolution of adherence by Senator Swanson, democrat, Vir- ginia, which is before the senate, With the League of Nations lssue Joined in the controversy, leaders in the fight against ratification of the protocol are hopeful that they can obtain a majority of the senate for the chief reservations they will put forward. With the opening gun in the bat- tle fired only yesterday by Senator Swanson, none of the leaders would venture an opinfon today as to the time of a final vote. The more op- timistic said it probably was several weeks distant while others thought it might be some months away. sent indications are that hoth sldes will contribute freely to the de- | bate even before additional reserva- tlons are brought under considera- tion. these necessarily will consume much additional time. Walsh Strong for Court Renewing senate debate on the world court issue, Senator Walsh, democrat, Montana, that by adhering to the protocol of the court the United States would bind fitself to “absolutely nothing” save a contribution toward the ex- pense of maintaining the tribunal. “We enter into no eonvent to do or to refrain from doing anything,” he saild. “We would continue to ¢ joy, should the treaty, or protocol as it is called, be ratified, every right as a sovereign nation we now enjoy. “We do not undertake to submit to the court any controversy in which we may become involved, we assume no responsibility for any decision it may gate or for the enforcement of any judgment it may render. As we incur no obligations hy adhering to ! the protocol, we acquire no rights. “We may now, if we see fit to do 80, resort to the court for determi- nation of our rights in any contro- versy we have withk tion. Our right in that regard is neither expanded nor restricted by | ratification of the protocol.” No League Connections At the outset, Senator Walsh said he would undertake to dispel the {llusions both of those who believe adherence to the court will mean entrance into the league of nations a back door portal” and of those who induiged the Discussion and dlsposition of | declared today | make or promul- | another na- | belief that through the court strengthened by the support of the United States, all international controversies are to be resolved and the sword sheathed forever, Reviewing at length the circum- stances of the foundation of the court and the authority given it un- der the protocol and statute, the Montana senator declared that a purpose of his address was to make clear that the court ‘“rests on ifs own bottom." Senator Walsh also said he want. ed to make clear: “That by adhering to the court whatever, either under the Ver- sallles treaty or the covenant ot the league or otherwise, “That our status towerd the league s in no wisu affected by ad- herence contemplated by the pend- ing resolutions. “That all controversics between nations likely to lead to war will| go before the court and that it with our support, will usher in an era of perpetual peace is a delu- sion."” “The fact 1s," he added, “that by adhering to the protofol we take but a feeble, halting step in the di- rection of promoting world peace.” Toss Away Dull Care To Honor Santa Claus | The usual routine of school \\ml was changed somewhat today, ing the last day fore the unmml Christmas vacation. In the lower grades, parties and games were play- ed. In many of the upper classes | speclal auditorium excrcises | held. The Walnut Hill school kinder- ten held a Christmas party which the students. A Christmas tree, the decorations of which wer |the children, themselves, stood in one corner of the main kindergarten |room. An entertainment was fur nished by the children. Other kin- dergarten classes held similar acti- vities, D Trish Republicans Are Again in lechghi Belfast, Dec. 18 (P)— armed | publicans raided the Hn 1cks of the civic guards in the village of Summerhill county Mecath, last | night. They surprised the police, bound and placed them fn the ce whiie they ransacked the barrac After two hours the raide with the official correspondence, Notwithstanding the “stay put” plea, all the men at the headquar- ters of the platoon for Inniskillen in ermanagh, have surrcnders leaving the county free trom di fection, | b B S TR ‘ G! TAL TO TWO Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 18 (F) — Two men were found dead today in a lodging house when the proprictor went to investigate the source of gos fumes. One of the men was Steve Shats, a roomer., The other coull not be identified. A tube leading to a gas log had become deta the heater, | e LAW STUDE) w Haven, Dec. law students who are applicants for the bar examination later in the month was recommended by the ex- amining committee this afternoon. "The three names on the preliminary list were not approved. protocol we assume no obligations | were | made by | hed from | NEW BRIT \‘\1 DAILY IIEP\ALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1925, LUGE NO SHORT WEIGHT . BY COAL DEALERS Check-Up by Sealer Cavlson Shows Policy of Homesty Not a single prosecution for short- weight in coal or in merchandise bt beap found necessary this year | vigilant checking up on g by Scaler Carl @. Carlson [ tion. | 'This condition did not always pre- | vall, the scaler recalls, for it | common occurrence in other y |to hale coal dealers, grocers and meat market ow rs into court to answer for discrepancies between the poundage charged for and that | actually delivered. Sealer Carlson makes frequent ‘\,.1,;1..1.33 There have been nees where there were shortages d in loads of coal, but th fably amounted to but a fev | pounds, and in every instance other loads sent out from the same yard | prior to the short-weighed co ment ‘showed considerable | poundage, he repor 'BIBLE CLASS HAY PRAY . FOR MlNlSTER § RECOVERY in- Request For Appeal For Charles A, Decker of Bridge- was largely attended by parents of | | port Expected Here, | Everyman’s Bible class asked to observe a moment of s prayer Sunday for the recovery Rev. Charles A. Decker, of Bridge port, according to officials of I'ederation of Men's Bible classes. The service will be in ‘connection | with & moveme mong 400 classes represeifting 10 men, who |be asked to pray for Rev. M Decker, leader of Everyman's Bit |class of Bridgeport, Mr. Decker is in a Dridgcport hospital evitically | ill following a recent operation, | Ofricials of the Britain ¢ | have not yet been oin in |the movement, but a r t known to be on the way from > son Jones of Mount Vernon, national president, s the New ving spoken {n New D 1 tin KLETT HAS RELAPSE relapse in the condition “George W. Kiett was re- ported this ¢ 3 o'clock at the New Brita | hospital. JUDGE A slight BIG practically noon today ta in Norwood from {his ed W about 1. a short d All p: luge blaze was undeterming 109113924993008) 7 Fountain Pens GiftsThat Will Please our stock is by far the la in the city, WATERMAN'S IDEAL-The Old Reliable. and Styles of Points, $2.75 Up. Our aim is to have a Pen for every hand. Our endeavor to realize Sets §5.00 Up. this is the reason why rgest and most complete All Colors, Sizes | disclosed no occasion for such w-.' rs | Rovi) will | %%WM%%%& Three Counell M bers Named to | Weigh Necessity of New 1 n i{)nly Ten Licenses Issued During Month of December Bullding Dept. Employes, A committes of threo councll| members med today by | Mayor A, ) to investi- gate the need for a full time dep- uty butlding inspector instead of a | part-time ir ector a now em loyed, and for deputies to assist plumbing and eclectrical fnip in thelr duties. The committee 18 of Alderman Judd and climen Fay and Bartlett, commendations to by Marrlage has slump v | sued so below ay s Several marr out of the taken a declded 10 certificates is- this month., This is far gos were performed in November in which one of the contracting parties was a resident of New Britain, They fol |1ow: Joscph Andronik of New Brit- end |5 1 Albina Budnick of Hartford, the building com- | mapried November 18, at Hartford, | misston last month. Their report ; Albert B, Epstein tabled for one month and 1 Esth Y.osen- Wednesday night was turned over , marrled November to a committee, to be appointed by |9 »y Rabbi I, 8. Hure- | to in the need Benson of N ritain Rackman ur ille, t this | were made was st Miss Anderson to Teach 3 . In \\1}1' ngton School a v Trit 4 Anna whter of rried 1 lerson of by Rev s accepted a po- Skelly of in Delaware, % Callahan 1 where she will teach Hartford, Miss An ncis Egan; Peechwood Britain and | Penn r»‘| I " ¢ Bristol Hartford Charles ( New 1 of Hart Novem! 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