New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1918, Page 1

N PARTNE! VYORLD, HERALD “ADS” MEAN BETTER BUSINESS NEW BR ITAM\ C() \ ("TI SHH’ GF MGH’E‘ BETWEEN OLD AND NE @N DECLARES PRESIDENT WE‘& ’[O@ffl FRANCE WILL BACK ENGLANI’S REMANDS . ON SEA QUESTIONS, Premier Clemencean Tells ties His Aftitude in This Matter Had Approval of President ": of United bm.r ! DOES NOT AG'E WiTH WILSON 6N ALL POINTS Trench Premier is Given Vote of Confidence By Overwhelming Ma- jority After IIe E: e Sit- uation As it ngiana, France and tie United States—iwill Give Up Some Claims. Paris, Dec. 30.—In addr 5 the chamber of deputies last night, Pre- { mier Clemenccau mace 1t plain it was his intentlon to support Britain In the peace negotiations on e question of the frecdom of the s, and he declared } ttitude ( this m E ! il eat dent Wi Gets Vote of Confidence. The premier told the chan:ber that now was the time to pilot but deputics gave vote of cor ce by 380 to 1! mi Clemenceau explained the peace sit vation as it co: wd France, Great Britain and the United States and h explanations app a4 fully to sat- isfy 2 opt the Unifled sSocialist: who rcpeatedly interrupted him in a manner which President D anel °d as “iudecent acteriz Fatircly With Wilson, r Clemenceau said his con- tions with President Wilson ha been protitable although. he added, 1d not be telling the tenth if I said I had always been in t with him on all points In summing his a t for full confidence and the exercise of pa tionce by the chamber, the premier _declared: “There will be claims to be set forth and others which will have to be given up. If I mounted the ros- trum to elaborate the subject, I would be the worst promier in Europe. That il does not mean we are not rking hard to prepare a line of action for the peace congress.” May Not Oprose League. The pr © had expressed the belef in the ctliciency of the old em of alliances called “the bBal ce of power"”, but indicated that he not opposed to a leaguc of tions. Such a league, he said, mis be organized at about the time the mpleted. yspayers and some agree- fer ear treaty of peace The m the Unified So jeal © premier’s speech. It understood t be telegraphed to Pre The chamber completed its consid- eration of the budget at § ofcloc orning. passing it by an ove lming majority after 24 hours of sus sitting. The dep- in at 9 o'clock uss the re 1 mect mornin the electora n utie Tuesc slon of % to a general ele INDEMNITIES FIKED ¥orzberger Claims War Da rance and Belginm. Indemnify Berlin, De T the Un'ted Sta German delegat condi striction to Mathias Erz on that th and v borne by e APHE N on, Dec. i and station agents by ec active to October 1. troops In all bein l here tod 3 {on Christw by the local otfice of the Southern England Telephone comp. Southern New En co and mat state. January 1 ice furn represent cents a month for residence tele- phon necessity for th pany points out that its pre-war rates have been continued for generally approve the ists preparatory nages Muost e by Fach Nation, Huns to 30 (By The Associated \e question of indemnities n settled between Germany, s and the Allies, and s signed the armi- e should 5 to indemnities, accord- caking he *h nation 1it‘oned in were a further wage increase today * General McAdoo retro- | MAURETANIA BR NG> 3560 AMERICAN SOLDQERS AFTER S'RVICE OV The British Maurctania, bring home 347th infantry except com- of the 87th division of the 1erican expeditionary forces—3,000 on board—arrived Brance. She sailed Jve. Weather condi- red her arrival here On, re- “hubb, ang the civilian passenge dor Sharp and his from P 1 Percy . yach TRIAL l}\""(:l\\ 'i'Ol)A\\'. State l.::nk Commissioner feasance in Office. TRANSPORT GOES 4 gug) ‘ON ROCKS ' TEN MLES FROM NCH COAST; CREW SAVED »rican Central HOME 'AMeRICAN MEP SJPELlifi {}R.‘_u(} FRi feem A SEAS ~e Such Action W l'ld Violate mistice, and Might Cause Resumption of Hostilities by Alhed Forces NW{S BATTLE ITH SPuD‘E? GUARDS Several Killed in Strike ¥ > coasignment to report h connection with his auditing of the accounts latter was e ke an annual An extra panel from ,\lu\mh»(l in B. navy dvpm tm WILSON MAY LEAVE authorities Washington, VISTS C \l"l‘( I{l' VILNA. : of d'Yen in ecirograd reports, Noske Appointed Governor of Kiel No troops were on board. BOGST TELEPHONE RATES AFTER JAN. 1 $3.00 Per Year Increase in Resi- dences—$6 {or Business Wires POSTMASTER GE‘! AGREES Another Change Is That Bilis Will Be Rendered Monthly Instead of Quar- terly—Toll Rates Will Be Lowered Soon, It Is Announced. The following statement was lssued ew any tod ‘““announcemient is made by The nd Telephone »any that as a result of large and in the costs of lubor mes nec repeated i wroughout the effective auply Lo all exchange 1 on a fiat rate b: zeneral an incr and se of 25 and 50 cents a monih for bus- iness telephones. In explaining the i , the com- bstantial tes and and comm ially advanced mount of r te iner during which the r for other servic have been mate tes that the resulting from the r: i somewh. le the ge increases that have been accorded to employes during the past six months. Changes Approved December 21, “The new scale of rates was ap- proved on December 21 by the post- master-general, under whose control the telephone business in Connecticut, as elsewhere, has been operated since August 1. It is expected that the in- crease will in all cases be permanent, since the present ex'gencies in the tel- ephone business, as in other busines 7 of the comp :d it is the announced policy of the postmaster-general, to modify standardize rates whenever po: throu 4 costs of operation, and 1t is believed that opportunity for the exercise of this policy will in some sure be afforded in the future, as s been afforded in the past. Bills Payable Monthly. “Coupled with the above announce- ment Is the further news that begin- n'ng January 1 l(-lf“flml‘- bills will cover exchunge service for onc month only. This represents °Da from the lons tablished cusiom of rendering bills for three months’ pected to be wel- lic as conforming ind service and is comed by the ¢ with regular commeretal practic simplity'ng the checking and p nt of bills. The bills of Janua 1, of course, include toll char: the three nionths’ period ended ent oll charges for one mor ge in Installation P “As already announce master-general, the cha for in- stalllng new telephones and for chang- ing the locaiion of existing telephones have becn n ally” reduced. The former charges were five, ten or fif- teen doilars, accordinig to the rate pa (Continued on Ninth Page) cc. d by the p.st- and Wissell CABLE GONTROLNOT PM!SES VALOR OF NEGESSARY MEASURE [}{J?NTEN RODSEVELT . Hit cbcck Scores Post maQ- German Ofilcer Who Shot Him ter Gen for Takmg Over eres AITER %IGN;M‘ 0F ARMISTIGE ADMIRED HIS GAMENESS INTERNED ALIENS WILL BE DEPORTED 11 Plan Rewmmended by Depart- < ice Goes Through as Toreign este interested in between Am clared President the freedoimn of tk ter at the [ America s not interested merely ‘Lh(‘ pe {02 the world, he = patch from manders on the tern front that ment of Justi NEEDS OPECIAL LEGI LATION 3,000 and Down Tells Story of Battle commande ion of the ¢ There Are Now Betwceen Asserts That This Action Comes Very American 4,600 Interned Enem i 2/ Near Breaking Fa'th With Congress, | nation of power which nation of us all.” Miners and Soldiers Clash. e of Four Times During Fatal Detention Camps—Some Are Harm- Combat But Lacked Expericnce of , Others Are Trouble-Makers, His Opponent. ‘Washington, of most of the aliens now Deportation protecting With the American over control Postmaster Press.)—Christian young German avlator, down_Quentin be recommended ¢/ the Department of Jus- Burleson o who claims to legislation commenting postmaster 15 his action. New Cabin led fatally for the son of the ent of the United Statgs. learned today tY general explain- men together but Common devotion the only thing, he insisted, that go biad men together. to prevent into this coun- Tells of Fatal Battle. “I was one s and on July machines east of Ferc- One American, was Quentin the rest of the squadron He came stralght > and I sw mpcd down under sawed back and each try- ¢ by climbing Action is Ruled Legal. In his letter, | Senator Hitch- Are Dangerous to Safety. of the interned aliens are not >d dangerous now engTardenois. learned later was ahead of and DVT to one side. wers to repl i i Sl order providing for the taking over of ed upon a i ~y general that su Department Berlin advices re- tion was le: . Hitchcock not be left future trouble. country to foment in the advantag cach other. Roosevelt’s Gamen “Roosevelt made se 1e president on @ not been 3,000 or 4,000 Interned. department nounc: '*’1 Ym\» announce- of partie continusac date of humanity remain a body of fr not knowing , but the n is understood thought his machine About half him and swooped down to within little and not al i they were big. outside of the s in the Un'*~d States pponent collapse ecuting orders @'re oRnan his machine begin to f Fought High Up In Air. non-commis iing such action even after the war renresenta- world, enter l¢ declare ours king faith w'th congres: don’t believe,” bomb plots Amsterdan refused to fire on in the war and dur’ > who plo‘ted aerial victories in the en he entered er general credited with 30 use the order was justificd The indepen- transportation There are also many was fought aviator said, the United States entered the Postmasier To Develop Plan Soon. representa- confer socn with th Y’)I\Durfmm\t of Labor administration tions to be recommended to congres: iding for deport questions sovereignty, ¢ pierced the German aviato B '»ud fl)'h MACIINE 6UN FOE Ther knows just how led; and yet if w isfact, r the fight be I‘OLISH RECRUITS LEAVE, for 168 War Relics to Be Given to Training Camp in Canada Today to the end. more justment which is made possible, must provide the machiner i adjus have the m: | friendship. Connecticut Townis and Cities. young Poli (”0"" RNORS TLI. Massachusetts, Hampshire % quest to the ctims of Influenza chine guns, Following is a ! Maine Execuiives Vi CHARGED WiTI L ARCENY 30.—Governors s, Samuel W. placed on town greens o; found the atmos ferent from ( assachuset! $4,000 of Hospital Funds, of Which He Was Custodian. formalitc States mili- and Here he fou camp guard louse today charged with attend the inaugura exerci London but wi > the people the hospital funds, of which he He will be tried His home is in | metropoli general court-martial, J vilie; Ions tanty Korzeb, Forastriile: lbostcn. All three were reported today as g but still weak. Ni} EME“T TEM'E I3 NOT UNIVERSAL ON I World s to Be Body of Prien There Must Be Easy Mathod of Gonerence, President Explaing LITTLE TROUBLES SHOULD BE SETTLED QUICK Manchester Speech Wilson Sa lic IIopes the V Universe W Be Able to ter Into Covens and Become Friends of Mankind Not So Hopeful For Individd Claims. Manchester, Dee. 30 (By the As: Pre uerica is not int in n politics, but she hip of rfg Europe, Wilson in receiv! city of Manch| ade hall here tod: “ree T ¢ of Europe but in the ped lded. “If the future had r rthing for L»ul a new attempt to keep the wo the right poise by a balance the president added, d States would take no inter it, because she will in no com a0t a com Friendship Between Nat There was a feeli of corg fraternity and friendship betw: Ameri and reat Britain, decla) the president, which was based on principle of friencship and pat ism that led men to give more t was demanded. The nership interests which } pted government of the had bro down, he said, as i id not b 5 th right Voice of Humanity Calls In the settlement just ahead so thing more difficult than was ever tempted before had to be accompl ed—a genuine concert of mind purpose, the president said, b keen iaternational con would make it easy. There is a g voice of humanit world “which he who cannot hea deaf,” he added ientiousy abroad in . not obeying the ne or politics,” the presic a obeying the n 1f the world i nds, he and cons so that ty en they ¥ to grow y must be an d of confe could be tal Wants World-Wide Teague. “I wish r . the wi nd covenant friends of nf Ives the kind,” tk presideat added. The president said he was hopeful that the individual items lxlm settlement which was about t lattempted would be altogether s factory contin “to any one of boun of alty ration t4 mething mo n conjectt is no man, no body settlemer ar ctory that for) tr Nordes thit chinery of good st e ved Last Night) .. 30— st eV )t thig elfy Londoa. on, who thr 10 N tality W hana ht him ¢ mo uld not be a strong ic pride t which Nin There ia the great (Continued Page)