New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1920, Page 5

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Come in now and pick your new EASTER HAT We have: the widest range of styles and colors to choose from. CONNECTICUT BERG STETSON $10.00 CONN.HATCO. Have you seen our new Spring line of Caps? $3.50 BOY SCOUTS TRYING 10 GET $300 FUND {Is Local Quom_ for Statug on ! the Marne Belated efforts are being made through the local Boy Scouts to take up the business of rai of this district for the Marne, or ng the quota Statue on the America’s Gift to France.” Due to an ov ight there was no state committee on the drive appointed un- til yesterday, four days after the drive started in other districts, pal W. P, and Princi- Slade of the High school and W, O. Cook accepted ments as leaders of the piedging the Doy $300 allottea to New ville and Berlin. The rangements will not be made, e this hastily conceived organi: start the drive until turda, daye later, hut, as our quota i there every hope of quickly. Contribution boxes will be placed in various pla about the city, prob- ably in the drug stores, where any amount that an individual may w to donate will be. dropped. Unmless the & will be no solicitation of funds. Loomis of the - Commerdial Trust has signified his willingness treasurer and will accept Terlin "and Piainville Seouts will take of their particular localjtics than . $100 will have to be sed the two towns, leaving a little over $200 for New Britain America’ the form of a monument to be raised on the site of the first battle of the Marne and will commemorate what ¢ the ¥rench soldiers did for the Unit- appoint- drive here, Britain, Plain seven mall, realizing it troops of Bo, | ed States and the world at this place. | It will also acknowledge the debt that we owe to Lafayctte, Itochambeat, 'Estaing and de Grasse, and is fol- lowing the idea set by the French na- tious when she gave to us the Statue of Liberty, which has become the symb8l of Americanism. The sum of $250,000 has been esti- mated as necessary, a small amount to be demanded from our and many contributors are | urged, | elaboration Scouts to raise the . i is considered ruts are forced to do so there |} Tic | in | Gift to France will take | territory, | rather than heas ley recently a calling attention to the drive that is under way. It is not known how long it will be necessary to continue the appeal to New Britain people but it is thought that but a few days will be required to gather our guota. FRENCHMEN TO WCRK ON ECONOMIC BOARD M, Seydoux, M. Serrays and M. Bol- lce Will Confer With German Committce On Economy Paris, March 25.—The French gov- ernment has ju M. doux of the office: M. the of commerce, Jollee, director of the customs duties appointed Sey- foreign Ser- rays, of mir and M. and administration, members with the accord nry of a commission charged of an Dr. Goeppert, economic with Germany. ! dent of the German peace delegation here, will act for Germany. Contin complaints have been made in French circles that Germany was violating the terms of the peace reaty by discriminating against rench buyers in the sale of goods for exportation, selling the same ar- ticles to Swiss buyers at half the price charged French customers. This here to be a violation of the provision of the treaty prohi- ing discrimination in economic re- The resumption of business tween Irance and Germany has been much hampered by such difficulties, to which the demand of Germany that import duties be paid in gold has add- ed an almost absolute prohibition against exportations from France nce the loss through the difference in exchange rates would be enormous. Th2 commission just appointed will endeavor to reconcile the different viewpoints at an under- standing that will permit of a really effective revival of business relations between the two countri be- and & o W POST FOR NOSKE. March papers report that the inet 1t they add, the No: resigned as minister of defense in the national cabinet will be offered a post in the new Prussian cabinet. Berlin, news- Prussian cab- anticipated ke who has has resigned. is Gustayv proclamation | | revolt AN ALLIED BOOMERANG. “amous Iron Brigade, Now Used By Germany, Was Forced Upon Them. Berlin, March 24.—Discussing the political situation growing out of the led by Dr. Wolfgang Kapp, inardo David, minister portfolio in the Ebert cabinet told the Associated Press today the “Bal- s were a gift to us by the rged the Germany Allies had com- pelled not only to recog- [nize the’ refractory Iron brigade but Iad ordered it returned to Germany after the troops werce virtually under Russian colors. “We disown them,” Herr David declared. “We branded them as de- serters and adventurers and were glad to get rid of them and then the Entente forced us to withdraw them behind the German frontier against our wishes and better judg- ment.” UNWELCOME VISFTORS. Vienna Assembly Objects to Presence of Princes Sixtus and Fr Vienna, March 23 Princes and Francis of Bourbon-Parma, brothers of former Empress Zita, are visitors in this city and this fact was made the subject of an interpellation in the national assembly today, the government being asked if it was in a position to expel them. The mo- tion claimed their presence in Vienna used political unrest and suspi- claims protection of on while Francis es a similar position with the Bel- gian represeniatives here and the government was asked if it was pre- pared to make proper representations to France to secure the removal of the {wo princes. HARD LUCK, OLD CHAPPIE. ince of Wales’ Able hip May Not Be to Get Through Canal, March here whether a channel permit the passage of ,the British cruiser Renown can be cleared in the Culebra cut by Tuesday next when the Prince of Wales will arrive aboard the warship on More than 20 ships are still tied up as the result of the slide in the cut last Saturday. This afternoon an island fifty feet wide and three feet high is visible above the channel. Panama, Food Is Your Buildincg Material If chosen wisely, you profit in energy SR Realhy You can do this with econ- omy when you choose for your cereal food - rape-Nut Delicious in flavor, ready- cooked. 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Chicago, March 25.—Trading on the Chicago stock exchange will be advanced one hour heginning next Monday in conformity with the change of hours in the ew York stock market under the New York daylight savi law. The board of ! governors of the Chicago exchange i voted yesterday to fix the hours of trading from § a. m. fo 1 p. m. on week davs and from $ a. m. to 10 a. m. on Saturday until such time as a daylight saving law may be adopted here. TO SEW FOR HOME. Woman's Home Missionary of the TFirst Congregational church will meet in the chapel to- morrow afternoon to sew for the Children’s Home and work on com- fortables! (All women of the parish who are able to assist are asked tfo attend this meeting. The society WON'T STARVE MINERS, Dress Makin Prostrated Miss Allen. Vinol,o Liver and Iron Tonic, re Cod j stcred her working strength England Denies This Drastic Method of Breaking Coal Strike. 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