New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1919, Page 14

CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR U. S. JACKIES Suilors and Maviners On Duty \driatic Sca Get Cigarcttes and Candy, Ven the and marines in the Dec. to.—ach of 3,000 f-American sailor driatic was given a Christmas pack- @¢ consisting of ¢ fcy today. es and can- ©d by the Knights of Columbus. Spe- Citl presents werce also given the men fthrough a special fund collected by i Duft ol Philadelphia the men in in éharge of all the of the United castern Mediter- 300 pac Puglia, cting, Lear 5, command- rican naval forces in the ived a' picture of the was sent him her Captamn Minimi »urgh, Admiral L is 1y deccrated today with nd flogs (rom stem The packages were donat- | Andrews' § 1g in the harbor of Ven- | !RED APPEAL FOR in to ! in an peeeh rewmind spirit Lpproprinte Cliristms D" them of the Chri home. - \ip claborate Bncr served or ) mnonents bei g toes anid mince and pump- treats which are not v oworey in tlie Later there was : o officers men, ice and : wa weet pota lin vic: S nablc ef, 3 oh- di- and several hundred or'- jten on beard the entertained by Ve k the Americang WOULD RENEW ALLIANCE Japan’s Venerable Statesman in Pay- [ or or Pact Which Expires in 192: [ Doubt League's Worth Tokio, Dec. [ bu Okuma, Ja man, is strongly a1 of o-Japanese Bhwhick expires in 1¢21. © Revislon of the provisions should "be made in censonance with the re- | quiroments the new world condi- tlons, he ssys, Lut the fundamental principle of the alliance that both England und Japan should maintain peace in tiie Far East and India and | protect their mutual interests, should ‘remain unchanged. “With America and Great Britain °r, the leaguc. of nations' g id to have o greater possi- fbility than the holy alliance,” he con- tinuss. “Consequently, if both coun- trics act with mutual consideration the lecague may be influential. Once these. countries run counier {o euch other, however, the results cannot be predicted. We cannot see at present the absolute stability of the league of nations. “Russia with its great population of nearly 200,000,000 can become a. strong power if a great leader ap- pears, even though the territories of ¢ Finland and Poland have been cut off. The temporary collapse of Russia is )t enough to make the Anglo-Japan alliance unnecessary. 3 The league of nations cannot secure 0 complete abolishment of arma- “#'ments and all the nations now are {striving for perfection of their na- tional defense 26.—Alarquis Shigeno- an’s vencrable states- in’favor of a renew- the alliance CALLS IT IDLE DREAM. Bolivian Thus Characterizes Statement of Peruvian President About Africa. Dec. the Santiago, Chile, to 24.—Bolivia expects territory of | Africa, Chile and Peru and i the port of Antofagasta, according to ban interview with Gen. Montes, for- ! mer ‘president of Bolivia and dele- gate to the peace conference, which s printed here. lle is quoted :xpressing the opinion that the plan of President Leguia of Peru to securc the territory of Africa for Peru is an “idle dream.” “Africa and Antofagasta zome Belivian at the proper my country made a de from the peace confer A he iz reported to have said. ““Today they helong to nobody and should be deliverad to Bolivia. sh the interminable dispute and would sucrifice to' Pan-A can fra- Bolivia would give compen- for the cession. My country seaport and will die to ob secure between ma) Zain it IN SUICIDE PACT. rals for More an 50 Years, Men Die Together. Dec. Chicago 26.—Friendship wore than vears formed, they sailed before the mast from Nor- the 8 ended for Olaf way lo sec ports of the today w and L W investig gas poisoning. as they had and lived afte 4 Dhalf century’s smelling salt wates RNad lost its lure. Johnson, 3 and police deaths from side they died cobson, 7. ating side W A visitor found the agec upconscious on the floor With g : from an They died ut hospital. ope a SOVIET ENVOY ARRIVES. % s, Dec. i spull snvoy eharged : i o the i Naples ye dian ladies par- | ristmas din- | i 1 as | This would fin- | Aged | of wien | world, | rei workers, United Ital tak “slaughter” cial by the reg tim cut courts-martial Adr Hu pre intente responsible the sou the * are FRIENI low-Workers in Other Co \re Ashed to Intercede 1 Hungarian Victims. serlin, Dec. 26.. \ppeals especially socia States, Inzland. v, asking that those ¢ steps to stop ol communists lists in Hungary the centrul ment ho. Austrian social democracy crted that whereas 500 charged up to the in Hungary, more that number have on conviction at on “‘flimsy 1ed with alleged miral Horthy, in command government o ime es ed dru ngarian nt. troo governments for present appeal declares, ght to protect ed terro “not making are ocem They dil it is any said effort t \ Your Chance for BIG SAVINGS! ER have we had a sale in which we have made such sweeping reductions. tomorrow morning with a pérfect avalanche of Remember, they are not a job lot, but our regular Newark stock, greatly reduced in price to clear our shelves at once for Spring arrivals. bargains. _"_XEE Special! $ 45 Worth ® Double Havana Brown Kid with cloth top—Louis heel, with aluminum plate. While $4 45 they last.... S ABROAD Franve and | governmen S aud being sent ot victir Bel: than been warrants® connivance bourgeoisie but they NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, Mass. He w Headquarte . First Infantry, Connectizut « | tioned in springrield, member counter-revolutionary he Vorwaer comm ram is informed that an formerly o 1 ntentc on recently found Compan the communists hanginzy State G pe i rodies of 6 | rrom u n : ! Budape The untrics uszat seek many, i rard ol woods ne government Slish is hoped it a rO IMPORT OIL. relations | Standard Oil Co. (o Bring will be aly lion Barrels From Rumania. | Hunga to esta Mil- or 1 awitl Gic t Kicked o e closed by the S Rum:anian vate fivms barrels of v Buc overnment ere for hulf 1 petroleum, ch. 1t Putting It Into Effcet Com- ing Up Next Week. Dec Conferences re carly next betweet nd German delega cparatory 1o puttin treaty into eftect, it today. TLe sessions will be the presidency of Gen member of the Freuch | Herr von Simson, head of t 1 man deiegation and British and Ial- | | Clans for 1according to a is said price 150,000 and that the oil to America by way of Constantinople on sl supplied by the American gov- crnmc The contracts run through Ieb. 1920, British firms have en- deavored to secure the oil hut were outhid i’ is est disp: gin \llic ures | will {hc e week he nne held undet Ierond, u delegation as- peac ard It is 3 Kun 10 exe- Ger- | mhead jan delegates will arrive > Monday to take part in the deliberations The supreme council did not hold | a session today but announced a | Wilson's meeting for tomorrow vt = g RAIph Lawrence, manager of L AR, local branches of the Direct Imvorting Horace R. 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