New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1919, Page 4

" ON RHINE COMMISSION aris Hears That Albert Claveille, Public Works Minister, Will Reccive Important Appointment. Paris, Nov. 21 Present minister of public works is to e appointed the hational as —Albert Claveille, at president Rhbine of commission soon s the treaty with Germany & Bflect, it is reported here. This step s taken, according aln the fullest advant from the special rights Jthine which were he treaty. M. Claveille put a most hcludes, in addition evelopment of a series at which clectric smitted ndustrial to r arising ccorded I'rance hy has already worked elaborate scheme which to an intensive export and of huge waterpower huge turbines current which to 3 to carry work. It is stated apacity of plants here will be doubled Imost without cost. ules: Cels, member of th deputies and on under s ry he navy, is expected to be appointed succeed M. Claveille as minister of public works OFE TO THE RESCUE. wo Coast Guard Cutiers Rushing to Aid of Disabled New steamer Roman. York, Nov. uard the from New Fork and tr¢ Acushnet from “Woods lole, N 21.—Two <coast cutters. Ttas .. are proceeding disabled to seistance of the oard steamer on 1. Roman, Captain By- Reed, commander of the coast division, was informed tod he cutters have sent radio me ges to the effect that they are con- ing toward tho position given by he Roman yesterday. Wireless messages from the Roman st night relayed through the steam- r America, stated she was stesring Fith her engine and that hopes were ntertained that the' damaged steer- hg ®ear might be repaired. The merica was aske uard OREIGN EXCHANGES SHOW MUCH IMPROVEMENT TODAY York, Nov. 21.—Foreign ex- rates were considerably imi- at the opening of the local today. The English pound which fell vesterday to brought $4.043% in today’s transactions. Franc quoted at 9.67 to the dollar, centimes above yesterday's L Lire checks rose 3 entimes to 1227 for the dollar. New hange roved harket. terling, 3.99 1% hitial jere B FILMS CITY BY ARMY. hool R. O. T. C. unit s theater this mown- - viewed soveral films v by the U. 8. with the manner of cleaning rifles and s of the military work. e explained the various hown on the screen. The hatcl hg where basied th he films andling ther High d to and brach: Dt REPORT. Washington, Nov. 21.—Cotton gin- ed prior to November 14 amounted 7,826 bales of lint including round bales, 17,067 bales of merican Bgyptian and 4,942 bales f sea island, the census bureau an- ounced today. COTTON G BARNEY SCREIBER DEAD. Cincinnati, 0., Nov, 21.—Barney creiber, well known turf man, died uddenly here today of apoplexy, in is room at a local hotel. COMES TO U. S. GEN- AN TRAN/IK - General Antranik, the | i commander, soon /ill appear before the foreign rela- ions committee of the senate to an- wer confldential questions regarding rmenia. Antranik f through he war, first with Russia and then or the Republic of Enivan. 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