New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1921, Page 13

\N H, VW econd Section AP ARA N HERALD. Y~ NEW BRITAIN DAILY- HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921, St 0L H(]U—SE WRmNfi gooobooooo‘ooiooomé FAIRG @O 0000000000000000000000500000 (IE FAIRG00000000 .~ OWN REVELATIONS o~ Some More Greater Values Mystery Man of Peace Conference that mean big Savings SITEST VAL NEW BRITAIN S to Tell Story For Saturday (‘l\|~(. svoft Boys’ Bl New crisp goods, all he of the best of percales, brays and .Our prices great incentiy 59c¢, ' 954 New York, Feb. 25.—Colonel Ed- ward M Wilson administration throughout the war and United States Commissioner to the Paris Peace Conference, is as- sembling the manuscript of a book en- titled “What Really Happened at Paris; the Story of the Peace Confer- ence, 1919, which is shortly to be ished by Charles Scribner's Sons, !’ firm announced here today. 'he book will include contributions by other American delegates who par- tictpated in the treaty making at Ver- sallles, namely Charles H. Haskins, Chief of Division of Western Europe; ¥ Robert H. Lord, Chief of Polish Di- vision; Douglas Johnson, Chlef of Di- vision on Boundaries; Charles Sey- mour, Chief of Austro-Hungarian Di- vision; Isalah Bowman, Chief Terri- torial Adviser; Thomas W. Lamont, and Allyn A. Young, Economic Advis- ers; Bamuel Gompers, Chalrman, Com- mission on International Labor; Her- mission on Internatonal labore Legis- tion; H, C. Hoover, director general of relief; James B. Scott and David Hunter Miller, Legal Advisers, Gen- eral Tasker H. Bliss and Admiral Hen. ry T. Mayo. Colonel House's own contributions to the work will treat of Preparations for Peace, The Story of the Armistice nd Fundamentals of the Peace, while the other delegates will Inc! their subjects The Trial of th The New Boundaries of Germ New Poland, the Story of F' arptions, the Feeding ment and the I Treaties. Mr. Seymour, who is a professor of history at Yale, is assisting Colonel Idouse In editing the papers for the fortheoming volume. THESE HENS DON'T STRIKE Six Hundred of Them Enter Nebras- House, representative of the Better Values—Lower Prices That is the foundation of this store’s popularity. Ever since the opening of this store, some ten years ago, we have never deviated from our policy of always giving better Collar & Cuff Sets Excellent Values in the New Desirable Styles We have them in Organ- The Newly Enlarged Infants’ and Children’s Department. Proving our popularity with the mothers of New Britain is values than anywhere else in New the necessity for greatly enlarged space in this depart- Bntam or the state. We have ment. 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GERMAN MUSIC IN PARIS merican Condu-tor Renders Over- tures of Wognerian Productions in France— \ccepted Without Protost. —An Afferican con- uctor, Weston Gales, of New York, ve Paris her first solld Wagnerian ogram of overtures recently when was accorded the honor of direct- o Lamoursux orchestra. ris now scems to gccept German usic without protest &ithough with- a month aquads of police guarded e government-supported opera when Die Walkure,” the first Wagnerian roduction sung there since the war, ns given Mr. Gales founded and conducted br several years the Detroit Sym- hony orchestra. 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