New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1918, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 191& WIVES OF NAVAL MEN |RANKS OF IDLERS |CABLE CONTROL NOT | APPEARANCE OF OLD GLORY ON STREETS OF ACT AS RECEPTION COMMI BEING INCREASED NECESSARY MEASURE BRUSSELS A SIGNAL FOR MUCH ENTHUSIASM Unemployed in Coblenz Woppy SEE AMERICA FIRSY, | , Emerican Cfficers | NEWTOURISTHMOTION I it e | gt 1 15 5 Traivy \ssocint neveasing | 3 Pcr Cont. Normal Numbei. A4 other ausin travel during th Rratbies the number of ent 1ol of 1917, Stephen ' 3 ) cannot obtain work are | perintendent of the natic ily bounty of U have aceept n ine: Director M : cin Grand Canyon en now holding the list of innal parks, from the country indicate nited States the Mammoth cave pleniy of v ihere hut of- Ken s »area in have tound difficuky an induc- | Indiana, aad t ¢ trees aren in laborers to leave the cities Californic rlv in a time of social Total appropria nt ried for the yea 200,000 & we $1.012,000 My Matl m cloth has come into ile ihe from the 1o Americans from the ks, in the i g the same ! e, and the Americans | date, were §2 R compared $18 Among those Who acted s recep- | miral @eRve) Phconzleing o o e e n committee to the homecoming | from leit to rizht. Mrs. © Josephus N sracticable {o dye it rc: fleet on board of the Mayflower were | Daniels, wifc of Secretagy of the Navy, : [Se Dy annehayde Sl the wives of some of the s of | and Mrs. Georgd Dewdy. wife of the sutzeldcrossl Ahes Mosell e the ships and above all that | late Admiral apd bero of Manila S e \”“;'””'{' have he 1 sts that p old lady, the wife of the late ) Under . Tadey found §0.600 pounds of shoe leather e repor hat pe v, the wife of the late () Underwood & Underwood found 8000 paur lirine sheos, A | manent legislation he enacted to : low the secretary of the interior to gifts o been made to 5 are likely to » oftener in the | plan is under ation to use { their repair P! n reu ! oes for the army of occupation. The can bhe operated by the , roval family into the capital of their The colors were displayed aund | country. King Albert and Queen Eliz- grected with wuch enthusiusm on the [ abetli are on horseback. railroads is ked, ti the wm\oll occusion of the entry of the Belginr J (c) Underwood & Underwood. | | acept these, and 1{o acept money gifts h : An early fixing of tourist rates on P t icans, and the leather 1t of good | ¢ o 2 - 5 T‘Tg flr PA ] . aphowing that the Germans(fo the parks heir managemen THROUGH STREL K . JL R had everything necessary in the line j POHCY 1 during the of footwear. coming year In shop windows in Coblenz, how cr. can he seen shoes the soles NEW YFAR'S EVF OVERSEAS. fe of from 17 to 2 Every American < of leather. It is almost i s e to/ buy g pain. of shoes American soldiers overseas, will | rly s ] chance to waich the New Year ial abandqped by the Ger =gy lostess bouses. The ludes harvmgss made of paper breastpiates worn by snip- : Mulheim, the Germans lefi so m shells that (he work o properly soled undreds of holly and everzreen trees commandecred by the Y. W. (. A, for | the « ristmas peace cel in all | Kept intac New Day, Hot is jplan- New siyl ;4 f i Y W Ul Y ECONOMIC PROBLEMS roor lok G chuba £ov women . round Paris, CAUSE DISSENSION New vears o celehrated will Toois count thew is harely begun, al American soldiers hat morc ritals, - 111 ports will | German Minister of Demobilizat i i \ car’ heer for the womer tationed ne v and wi nay Fhert Government Tells Why ] DG el G 2cial attention t x M the hinet 1ol 1l Corps w 5 et s the Wil 1ohili- ation, 3 ice health | that crisis da heen impending | B incs ' Noventher 9, owing to nstant differences as to internal and foreign gibosnsrante policies between the two sections of ; e SIREtonustyset | the cabined, socialists and inde- | 40 o e FEDIItlc e HoRlbid the street. The bride-to-be is but 16 ters which caused the principal troug] Ye2rs of a fRl e Dl ble were pre cconongic problems:( SrooM-electis given at 2 AREE and question of demolil on andl! Joekn wiliteng reorganization. Hotei*Grand from Tsador Simons, the AR e e proprietor, and will continue the social veliey, was pros- | Tis nent of the hotel. The ms ent when Herir Dittm talking | t ise call for ar and fook . most gloomy view of the ¢ witd rental of for the | ™ Di Nonno he 1sed the immediate economie future of Ger . or the o suceced- | many. Hoth the food situation and 2 ¥ nd $4,500 for the five years | { probleni of raw products present [ following. great diflicuities declared thai he The will of the late Joseph H. Hop ip favor of sending a peace com- | kins has heen admitted to probate fon #to President” Wilson immedi- | By its terms $1,000 was given to his with the request that Mr. Wil- [ widow in lion of dower. To his srand- IInthusiasm of these two British background are seen the Hun de- son lictate peace to Germany ed | son, Arthu . Hopkins, he gave $100 irmen wasn't dampened a bit )y | strovers. on democratic principles. and books and’ hookcase To his their spiil in the North Sea the day | British Official Photo. | Teading independent sociallsts in- | grandanghter, Genevieve Hopkins, he the German fleet surrendered. In the | (¢) Underwood & Underwood. resident Wilson, accompanied by they approached the Arch of | dicated tonight thot thewr party rep- [ gave $100. The residue of the estate »sident Poincare, acknowledging | Triumph resentatives would relire from the | was left fo Jo ] e R Brbiting SE T At vow AR I Patis Photo by U. S, Signal Cogas. positions they now occupy in state | Hopkins, hoth s, who werc also GENERAL PERSHING AMONG FAMOUS MILITARY GUESTS | " ACROSS THE FRONTIER ON GERMAN WHEN GENERAL PETAIN IS MADE MARSHAL OF FRANCE| ] o Howi presenting the Jsaton o | PPershing, General (iillian, of the Bel hest \Hu.wv:’l Marshal Peta behind are | glan Army, a Portuguesc general, and | | i rsha i rsh o 2l ie @ E r, o Polish y. This is the 1irst picture seceived of | Germany The American Army of [ Kaiser Platz. France, by President | Marshal Joffre, Ma Foch, 1d | General Hallor, of the Polish Army. | % syl A : s . President Poincare L Marshal Sir ug Haig, General (¢) Underwood & Underwood. illm American soldiers i, Treves, | Occupation is here seen passing the | (C) Underwood & Und * 4