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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 192(5.
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Pi
T MORE POPULAR
THAN EVERBARNES
More Interest Being Shown in
Association Activities
That the Young Men's Chrlstlnn
assoeiution Is enjoying ono of Its
mo.t active yearn, wag tho gist of a
xiatumcut mado by Clarence H.
Tinmen, general goerolary In his
monthly report to tho directors last
evening.
Tho report by Mr. Barnes was as
followi !
"To the Hoard of Directors.
' .!"iitlumen:
"Translation of the bare fact, that
i he asuoolatlon Is now enjoying ono
of Ha best yci.r, Into more Inter
i.'htlng terms of service and activities
be made but inudniuntely In a
f)Ort. It Is to be hoped that some
of the directors will observe for
themselves just what the T. M. C. A.
means In the lives of many men and
boys. The activities are numerous
:nd varied, but underneath all ot
tin-in is the purpose of making bel
ter men. The physical, educational,
religious and socia.l activities are
conducted with this In mind. And
tl c-re Is frequent enough testimony
from men to show us that this ob
ject. Is being reached to some extent
nt least.
"Take the program for today as
mi Illustration of activities: A boys'
rn class at 4 o'clock: a business
men's gym class at 5 o'clock: an
i.-diislrlal basketball team prac
ilcfl at C:3i o'clock; an
i-tiiployed boys' pym class at 7
o'clock; all-round athletic contest at
; o'clock; salesmanship class and
;:'-countancy class at 7:30 o'clock,
i-'irls bowling teams at 7:30 o'clock;
.-. wrestling class at S o'clock; a box
ing claps at S o'clock. Add to this
iu"n using the reading and social
looms, billiards, swimming, hand-l-all
and the boys' department, and
j ou have a day's program.
"The absve listed gym classes or
similar ones are of daily routine
Aid to them three suppers, a flre
.aon's gym class, three basketball
leagues, a handball and a volley ball
Uague, four additional educational
elasses, two Bible classes, a dance, a
,-.;ii-ls' bowling league twice a wctlt
a. racial, ar.d there is displayed
: week's program.
"Neil McMillan, of the national
council, who is a qualified Judge,
.laid New Britain the compliment,
upon a recent visit, when he said
iie was surprised to see more ac
tivities here than in many bigger
:;:id better buildings. But what
greater thing would the aasocia
i ion do if it. had a modern building.
Eilucatfoiinl Work
"The program laid out. last snm--ner
for educational classes lias now
liven fulfilled by the addition of a
class in fori-mrtnship in which 20
nun are enrolled. Eld ward A.
Kraus of the New Britain Machine
ompany is the leader. Six
Ir.sses ha been organized this
. ason with 100 men enrolled.
.-V.lesmansliip. accountancy, public
-peaking, huuincss letters and sign
writing are being taught in ad
dition to the new course. Thus it.
fi It that a successful demonstra
tion has been made of the need and
dvisubillty of conducting educa
ii'iial work.
"Tin: dormitory rooms are filled
and there is urgent need for ad
ditional rooms.
Industrial Work
"The third foremen's Tiie'-ling will
i- held January "S, 'with Whiting
Williams as the .speaker. An ad
ditional meeting lias been eched-
Goldenblum's
"ON THE SQUARE"
Great Clearance Sale
STARTING
AND ALI,
Entire
-of
B
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s
VELVET HATS S-VTIX IUTS V
SILK HATS FELT HATS
and
CHILDREN'S HATS S.
Values up to 912.00. WHILE THEY LAST AT
THREE SPECIAL PRICES
$ J .00 $3.00 $g.09
Goldenblum Millinery Co.
Cor. Main and Court Sts. 18S Main, New Britain.
uled for March. Ten factory tennis
have been orgmilaed into u men's
league and are bowling on rtogers'
alleys. A like number of girls'
teams are bowling- on our alleys.
"Thrift week Is now being ob.
served with posters displayed in the
factories and leaflets on thrift be
lug distributed in many of tho fac
tories. Council members are plan
ning a visit to the night nhonl and
In other ways co-operating with
James E. O'Brien in AmerlcanUu
t Ion work.
"TJie men's Blblo class meeting
for supper Thursdays Is being n,.
dressed by local ministers as fol
lows: Jt, N. Oilman, Samuel A.
Flske, Samuel Sutcllffe, and Abel A.
Ahlquist,
PliHnil Work
"Too much Importance can hard
ly be attached to the physical de
partment providing the program is
of varied enough nature to take enru
of all needs This department Is tho
uiiracting reaturo of the Y. M. C.
A., to tho great bulk of the mem
bership. Joseph llergstrnm certain
ly conducts a variety 0f activities,
and it would be difficult to measure
the good Influences of tho physical
department The physical director's
report indicates a gross attendance
for last month of 4,;i0(. jn addition
to gym classes, leagues, athletic
contests, etc., the physical director
found time to put on an exhibition
for tho Fish and Came association
and to provide the entertainment for
a foremen's meeting.
Hoys' Department
"Nine organized clubs hold week
ly meetings under the auspices of
the boys' department, which take 1n
activities for boys from grade
school, high school and employed
boys classifications.
"Jn fact the boys' division is a
very busy and lively place, and V.
".'. Braddon is getting activities go
ing in splendid shape. Both he and
Bryce Bong also lead groups on Sun
days in their churches. The mem
bership now is as follows: sustain
ing :40; seniors 685; boys 240; total
1,165.
Respectfully submitted,
CLARENCE 31. BARNES.
General Sec'y.
Was It Forgetfulness
Or Merely a Hint?
Berlin. Jan. 19 (P) The prize for
professional forgetfulness has been
awarded the dean of the faculty of
philosophy ot Leipsig university.
A new professor, in accordance
with German etiquette, colled at the
home of tho dean and announced his
t-eodines sto begin work. He wore a
top hat and a Prince Albert as is
customary.
The dean chatted with him for
about ten minutes and suddenly
rose, took up his hat, bowed and ex
claimed :
"Kxcusc, sir, for taking up so
much of your time." lie then h it.
his own home under the delusion
that it. was he who was pajdng the
visit.
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COALPROPOSALS
Several Measures to End Strike
Up lor Consideration
llariisliui-g, l'a., Jan. 19 P Con
sideration of the authrncito mining
Mltnatlon by tho Pennsylvania legis
lature shifted today from measures
for control of the Industry to moves
launched last night to cud tho pres
ent niln. is' strike.
The efforts were In tho form of
two resolutions proposing siparato
commissions to settle the differences
between operators and miners and
bring about a resumption ot opera
tions. Ono would rreatu a commis
sion of live members to be appoint
ed by President Ooolldgo which
would be directed to meet within
fifteen days in Wilkes Barre or
Srrunluu .summon miners and oper
ators before It and, aUnf investigat
ing "all matters in dispute," make
an award and recommend a five year
contract. The resolution suggests
that the miners be ordered to re
turn to work at. once and that, pend
ing the award by the commission,
the old wage scale continue in ef
fect .
The othT resolution proposes a
commission to consist of three mem
bers each of the state senate and
house and three to bo appointed by
the governor. Tho commission
would In- directed to invito miners
and operators to meet for the pur
pose of resuming negotiations "so
that an early and satisfactory settle
ment of all matters in dispute may
be Uffecled."
Action on both resolutions was de
ferred, with the possibility that
either might be brought up today.
Another bill affecting the industry
also made Its appearance. It was
sponsored by Representative John
I-:, f-'tavitski, a member of the Unit
ed .Mine Workers, and proposes
more stringent regulations for min
ors' certificates than those in the
present stale law. Repeal of the
two-year experience section of tho
old law is proposed in a bill now
on the calendar. This was due to
go hack to the senate committee on
mines today for a public hearing
January -'7.
Several of the legislators from
the hard eua,l counties are prepared,
however, to support the Stavitski
measure, directly opposed to that of
Senator Woodward.
John I.. Lewis, international pres
ident of tho United Mine workers of
I America, is expected to appear be
jforu committees to argue for and
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He was scheduled to address an
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f. o, n. n. aixiliary elects I
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