New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 14

LLOYD GEORGE TO BOW T0 ASQUITH Probably Agrees That He Shall Be Party Leader By The Associated Press, London, Nov. 15. whether Mr. Asquith George would assume the of the reunited liberal party, which has been exciting the greatest inter- est in view of the deep-rooted politica animosity between these two states- men, appears to have been settled quietly at their peace meeting on Tuesday. No official announcement has been forthcoming from the liberal head- quarters. In fact this issue has been carefully avoided by the liberal poli- tieians and the liberal press, but poli- tical experts in a position to know the facts say the situation is this Mr. Lloyd George has agreed to work with and under Mr. Asquith in view of the latter's position as the elder statesman and leader of the third strongest party in the house that body is constituted at present, the labor par¢y being the second and the Lloyd George party ranking tourth. ' Should the liberals be successful in the election, Mr. Asquith will e asked to form a cabinet in which Mr Lloyd George would be second in| command. . But Mr. Asquith, it is asserted, baving thus preserved his dignity, would quietly retire from the premier- ship at the expiration of a few menths, upon which Mr. Lioyd George would assume the leadership of the liberals and fill again his old role of prime minister. | The question Mr. Lloyd leadership a 0, S, ASKS EQUALITY America Sends England Drafts of Two Conventions Regarding Former Ger man Territorics. Washington, Nov. 15. ~— Drafts of two conventions giving the United States full equality of commercial op portunities in former Germs terri torics mandated to Great Britain and ber dominions have been sent by the state department to the British gov ernment for its consideration The drafts are in line with the Yap treaty negotiated in 1921 between the United | States and Japan and set forth the American policies pegarding mandated territories, which already have becn | approved in principal by Great Bri- tain. . The territor) Island, mandated to the former German posses: Pacific south of the equ were assigned to Austr Semoa, assigned to New the South Afric signed to the South ment. While no reply state department conventions will approved as the British officials opportunity to study them covered inelude Naru Great Britain; sions in {he tor, which la; westerr and 4 as govern n protectorate African has heen officials bel recel he have EXTRA DIVIDEND New York, Nov. 15.—The Beech Nut Packing company today declared an extra dividend of com- mon stock, payable to stock of record De PASCISTI AGREEMENT Rome, Nov. 15.—After confers ence between the managing board of the Fascist party and representatives of the ex-serviee men's association, it was announced that a cordial agree ment had been reached which would avold any action that might lead to friction. The grand Fascist council has assented to the convention and will ask all Fascisti who former service men to join the brother as eociation. | 60 cents or Dee. 1( ! pects to be home soon. | | Virginia.” | which will be ahout $5,000. | Council, K. | Pierce & Co. | house NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES CITY ITEMS. our Victrola and Gulbransen Henry Morans. BAVARIAN LEADER MOVES HIS OFFICE Also Flies German Flag--Luden- dorfl Is Chegred . ‘ Join Christmas club for $1., —advt. The St. Matthew's Loutheran Young People’s society will hold its monthly business meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear Dr. Mingledorff at Emmanuel Gospel Church.—advt. A speaker from the bureau of child By The Associated Press, welfare will address _the monthly Munich, Nov. 15.—The Barvarian meeting of the Social Workers’ club | gictator, von Kaher, who with Gen. at the 3'. W. C. A next Monday even- | von Lossow and Colonel Seisser has ing. Supper will be served at 6:30|pee; jodging in one of the infantry o'clock. barracks since the Ludendorff-Hitler Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans | py s, today transferred his offices *5“1“"4 - to the government building. The ap- Policeman John Stadler, Who Was| proaches to the building are blocked operated upon at the New Hrllam‘wlth barbed wire entangiements_ and general hospital last ‘Thursday fOr| ,a0rgl1ed by sentinels, and troops'are hernia, is improving rapldly and exX-|pjioiacked in the court basement. Von Kaher ordered displayed the old | German imperial flag of black, white | and red instead of the official flag of the German republic, which is black, red and gold. The significance of this order is the subject of conjec- ture and it is interpreted by some as indicating that the dictator has small | confidence in the Berlin government. | Thirteen of those killed on Friday last in the fighting which marked the Latest quartet record “Memorics of | C. L. Plerce & Co.—advt. J. A. Andrews and L. H. Stevens of | this city and John Furey, Jr., of Hart- | ford, have incorporated the Connecti- | cut Quinn Oil Heating Co. | Oh . Oh Gosh, fox trot. C. Pierce & Co.—advt. Howard C. Hodge of 113 Winthrop | street and Miss Tsabella J. Haggerty | of the Yo W. C. A have taken out &, pression of the nationalist putsch Risl hastine >tonlghl - Emm«umbl:“fl"‘ buried today. Thl‘l‘r names and Gospel Chureh, Dot fail to hear Dr, | Cccupations, advertised in large let- ters, indicate that they were from the Mingledorff.—advt. oy | AL a meoting of the city hall com. |Middlc class and included several, < former officers. sion to be held next week, action | (7T O L be taken on the construction of | U6 o HIY . d5 & s new roof for city hall, the cost of| {Deutsche Kamptbund), one of the | Hitler societies, posted notices in- | {scribed to the victims, reading: “They be | died to free the fatherland. They died for the coming greater Germany. | m union —advt. will Lunch at Hallinan"s A pinochle tournament layed tonight at the rooms of Daly blny S e e 2 o | They fell upon the field of honor.” aciety members will hold s | Hundreds of members of the Kampf- | | bund were present at the burial General Ludendorff in full uniform ! of the body of ter, anoth vie- | of Ostfriedhof | g. lLuden- that wil the G movement." | Remember! New records every Fri- | aptain Ehrhardt Kapp Putsch day. C. L. Pierce & Co.—ad\t. | fame, who has taken Hitler's place Members of Harmony Lodge of the commander of the Kampfbund, a‘\d‘ Masons g0 to Granby Saturday | his principal lieutenants placed their | night, leaving the city hail, in autos, | right hands on the coffin before it Sp.m | was moved into the furnace and swore New Victor Rzcords out every Fri.|that they would devote their lives to | at Henry Morans', 365 Main 8t |[the German people’s movement, re- | —advt, pcating their oath in unison and in The Mat- | solemn tones. tabessett, Foresters of America, will| Tudendorff was wildly acclaimed be held o'clock this evening in|by the crowds which were held back Foresters hall in Berlin, A report will | by police lines, and gravely saluted in made on plans for the coming #o- ’rflsnmnlfl. He looked rather old and | tired and sad R, tournament. Victrolas, Edisons, advt, The which ext Sunday under t Soncras. C. attended cremation was to be held|von Scheubner-Ric wuspices of the [tim, at the cemotery has been | today. Speaking with feelir part o concert Masonic Temple Corporation S orff said in have postponcd Civde B feature the program 1w people’s as will regular meeting of Court at o8 e clal Dancing snappiest fox trot —advt Past night will he meeting which w OFFERED U, 8, POST Shreveport, La. Nov. 15.—Colonel | matrons | George Haddad, local rug dealer, has at the regular|been offored the post of consul gen- aurel Court, 0. of A, ersl to the United States with head. be held tomorrow evening [ quarters in New York, by the Turkish at 7:45 o'clock In Masonic hall. The | national government afternoon social will be held at 2:30 | k and supper will be served at| Why Ask for a Light? | 6:30 o'cloek. Donations brought n at | k (" ; Al | Asfordby, Eng. Street lamps | Jf',:’ :':\.‘ ‘C: ‘t’,“,"v"l“:" r,“,j,,q:‘:, the | ake good cigaret and pipe lighters, ' '_r\r.““h nm'm,,m,.. M“,mm Jo7, | But the parish council here is kick- Prof. Bldg., 57 West ’“M" m_m_'___'un; upon their use as such. It has, advt ordered the village police to put a Guibransen Player Planos, Moun..”""' 16 the prastion. ' —advt, | A judgment lien has been filed | & > against the property of Stanley Plon- c Ad rtis tek Overlook tract to satisfy a | lty ve ement udgment for $480.98 and costs of | —— | 825,05 obtained by Joseph Napier- |sgapkpr STRI kowski 2 nat M »lonte . 2 o .“',,w?r".,fi w,,'_.n!, = :m,n"t::,\ Notice is hereby given that a hear- " pos held before the Board of Ying will be ave not been paid according to the '8 Wi . e & Public Works, City of New Britain, in o'clock | plaintiff. Stanley J. Traceski is coun- . Room 206, City Hall, at 1923, on | for the plaintiff d Noonday luncheons at Crowell's— | P: M. Monday, November 19 adve. the proposed taking of land for high- | James F. dircetor of | WAy purposcs, b0 feet in width, Irnm‘ Amant ot speak to the Judd Ave. to Connecticut Ave, and members of the Polish-American elu ®Stablishing street, grade and Building hail % o'clock this | ines thereon | club is at present con.| _All Persons interested are request- a campaign to encourage the |3 to be present at sald hearing, if v become. SISONS they see cawse, and he heard in rels plans polish for fan | tion ;"'""‘;,’I:“f"f“‘_’r”'. s C. L. Me -— AR ILIC C. 1.. Merce & Co. Geo. H Honeymoon—Whiteman's C. L. Plerce & Co. and rved patrona obs past of o'cle or O'Brien, " will Dudjack g. The at veni member special cleaning. Our wonk advt Johnson, Sec'y I‘fl'w’ung\ Mellon Will Make No Fur- T ACCEPTANCE, | ' Germany has decided to repudiate the Versailles treaty and 11 avoid compliance with rr-nuralloq nd all other clauses, Berlin unofficial dis- patch to the London Daily Mail says. Germany has announced complete | cessation of all reparation payments, according to another unofficial Berlin news agency dispatch. Berlin official statement declares that after November 25 Germany will | set adrift both the Ruhr and Rhine- | land, leaving their fate to France and | Belgium. | crown prince, strolls about 1||5) Former German wearing sport suit, Oels estate with Princess Cecilie and his joviality seems without bounds. Ernest August Wilhelm, duke of Brunswick and former duke of Cum- berland, dies at his estate, Gmunden, Austria. 5 | Governor Cox of Massachusetts, says remedy for present anthracite coal situation is wholly in control of the state of Pennsylvania and that | Governor Pinchot can check most of | the Apostles Creed. NOVEMBER 15, 1923. " THE HERALD “WANT ADS” the evils against which complaint is made. and Ready Reference. LIN, RATES FOR American chamber of commerce in Manila votes to ask congress to revoke the Jones law, the organic act of the Philippine Islands and to substitute an enabling act, establishing the Philippines as an organized territory of the United States. officials seek panion of Philip E. Fox, former Ku " Count 6 words to & line. 14 lines to an inch, Woman con Migimum Space, 3 Lines. Atlanta Alphabetically Arranged For Quick CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid 0% $1.80 .50 Upon Applicaticn. H Minimum Book Charge, 38 Cents AUTOMOTIVE [ ! Auto and Truck Agencies | TEO MOTOR CARE 8ad trucks, Kenasth M. Searle & Co, Sales und service. Cuf, Elm and Park Bts, New Britain, Coan Te 2110, Local agents for Gabiel bbers, A8 . 31 IBAKERS--Light six touring, $4906; 8 I six tourlng, $1,350; big six touring, 5 | 50; O, B, factory. M. irving Jesi 36 | Aich Bt. “This is a Btudepsker yesr. WILLYB-KNIGHT AND @WBRLAND motot 18, showroom at 4 Elin St.; service, 137 o Eleeve-Vaive Motor.,” ik 051-2. [] Hu e Irucks For Sale Kiux Klan publicity man who s charged with murder of W. 8. Coburn, klan attorney. Classificd Page cn Samo Dav. Tom Taggert at French Lick, Ind., Yor a "“Want A No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. ¥or Ads Accepted Over the Telephone For Convenlence of Customers. Ca'l 926 And Autos and K, 1018, 6 cylinder, 7 pasenger & Looks fin tre and uplolstery very , motor perfect, WiH take light 4 trad Tergs to suit purchascr. The Britain Buick Co,, 225 Arch street. day B in New with Charles . Murphy and others, announces that he favors demoeratic national convention for New York city. Burial Vaults, Monuments —_—— L ANNOUNCEMENTS . 26! BUICK, 1921, touring car, 5 passcnger, § cylinder. Just thuroughly overhauled, very good rubber and upholstery, appears ance 18 excellent, Will takke & lighter car in trade, Terms allowed. N. B3, Buick Cou Phoj House of Fpiscopalian bishops, in T ssion at Dallas, Texas, reaffirms i faith in the virgin birth of Christ an BURIAL VAULTS. than wood or meta takers. N. B. Vault C - Florists and Nurserymea ling, con- crete steel reinforced, waterproof, Cost less 225 Arch B, Phono 2607 BUICK, 1822, 5 passenge: vilnder spart model, just repainted, a beautiful Packs ard biue, 4 brand new uid tire extras. This car cau be bought right. Britain Bulck C 5 ¥ Samuel D, Warriner, spokesman for | GGF FLOWERS, potted piants, the anthracite operators assalls Gov- Funeral work. Free delivery. ernor Pinchot’s statement that the lie's Greenhouse, 218 Oak St. Tel. A Sandal- | = ¥Inas. | FUICK COUFE spare tire, ct §89-12. every detail. coal industry had refused to clean its | NURSERYMAN and e P Louse of known abuses. M‘:“_R% AWAIT CONGRESS | ther Suggestions Regarding Ques- tions of Taxcs, He Says, Washington, Nov. 15— The treas- ury having stated its case on the gues- tion of taxes, officials of the depart- ment expect to make no further sug. gestions for changes in the revenue laws unless called upon by congress Mellon will ignore. re- reply to various crities suggested early this drman Green of the 1cans committee. The 10thing to br long rangs leave the senate and Secretary quests that he of the program he °k 10 Acting C ways and we entering i desire ret gained by controversy se in the house. Several of the attacks have been di rected against Mr, Mellon's proposi- tion on the ground that it sets up an alternative of a tax reduction of a soldiers’ bonus, and to that extent is an effort to kill the bonus. * The sec- retary’s view is that the country can- ry and to ca hands of the SR 11 DD | | SOG PSS BT BSS ¢ Through the Canal Havana—the All the luxury of voyage is yours, with the added plensure of many interesting visits along the way. By all means this is the ideal route to San Francisco. ==but whether you zo by water or rail, TRAVEL SERVICE will add much to your pleas- ure by subtracting all of your cares. F.IRVIN DAVIS Street Floor Office 82 Pearl Street, Hartford, Conn. “{ rrL1rmo THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Variate This on Y POLLY AND HER PALS ——— e — TwisH 1 HAD Gt O THEGE AMARVELOUS | - el —~ ittt — Pa Felt Like Making Fur Fly Ow' BoY, GovoL. rI wANNA OIT MY WIFE AN DAVGHTER A COUPLA MUFFS. | question in the Caribbean Canal—the blue Pacific—your trip to Cali- fornia by water will be unforgettable. , hedge plants. Send 1_will_call. Box 29, Herald. Troos, shrubs, flow- addrese. 22 Arch_St.; 'phene 2607, CHEVIOLET, 190 touring car. General condition good. 4 excellent tires, R. G Rudolph, 127 Cherry St. Ppone 2061-3, BUICK Scdan’ 1923, &-cylinder, brand Bew; not have hoth, and it is up to.congress to determine which shall be-selected. Treasury officials declare that con- POTTED piants and cut flowers. 517 Church 8t.; 'Phone 880, Funeral works a specialty. Johnson's Greenhouses, driven very little; caw bw bought at & big discount. N, B, Buick Co. 226 Arch St.; 'phone o gress seldom has declined to confirm T and Tkl CHEVROLET an, 1922, in exceljent condition.: Inquire of Wm, C, L Shepard, the proposals of the treasury for tax reductions. They are optimistic there- fore, that the program suggested by BANK BOOK, . 23600, on Trust Co., lost. Finder kindly Commercial Trust Co, at_ence, Commercial return : Berlin; 'phone 3069-2, BLACK leather purse and Tuesday noon. Will finder please Erwin Home. Tel. 1605. Reward. Mr. Mellon will be accepted. moncy Tost | CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY=— notify 1922 Yord Coupe, . NO DECISION REACHED The Assocluted Pioas, London, Nov. 15.—Answering a Tound Tound ity By A ast Newington Center, Sai- 1423 Buick Coupe, 192, Buick 3-Cyl. Sedan, | e | PATR of tortoise or in Central Junlor Finder please r 266 Arch St house of commons to- heil glasees whether the Royaly Duteh-Shell combination was about to acquire the | Tost, High pv-.\‘fl)l district. | m to Unioh Laundry, Tear 1922 1921 Buick 8port Model, Touring Cae, Briscoe Roadater, Tost L dritish government's Wobldings in the o-Persian Oil company, the chan- of the exchequer,Neville Cham- | TORTO Blasses night, Ple eturn Co., or call #53-1 Saturday Pierce & | 1919 Buick Roadster W17 Bulck Touring cer. been time hed contem- said the proposal had ition for somc Personal conside 1 1 been reac zovernme — plated no step which would thesupply fuel for the navy and the mercantile marine. | Store_Announcements copardize - water oil d with every Arcade LOOKT=We largement 1621 Palge 7-pass. Touring ca Franklin Sedan, Hupmobile 1917 White Touring, Trades vn aew and used o bills, 1 Strips To a supplementary question llv\-is,:‘. 3 chancellor said he could give no as-| Metal Weather surance under the present circum- | _Muin street; 'y stances that no change would be made | WANTED 1,000 men, respecting the government holdings | Lo e Wil druesed on ¢ ments. before parliament had an opportunity St., nest to consider it. 8 Autp and Truck Agencies | BUICK MOTOR CAR8— bemg bullt and Bulck | aln Buick Co, 22 b, to Herald otice, AUTOMOTIVE building Avch Californi to ornia T Lash Motor Co, West Main, corner CHANDLER and Clov Lincoln strect Sea—Panama otor ca A\m«;llv_n SBuivy Ue,, ot wortation, New Bri Main street, DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CAlu and service Bim St corner 1'rankii; DURANT AND gTAR and service, us. I A, Boniw, 18 Man ain Motor the finest transatlantic ‘whone A . B. Woods, nen and children &y weekly pay- | Boston Clothing Store, 65 Church “A Keputable Concern, Elm 8 -/ 8. & I Mutor Sales Co, 166 61 cousidered. NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO, 126 AlCM BT, 'PHONE 2601, good e CONMMET truck for sale, 1 ton; mechanical conultion, laguire i, O, dolph, 140 Cheny St i, 1921, towdng car. Driveu about milles, Govd and Ures, In mechunival coudition, Price $400 one diii 1 Bovu cash, ¥ them, street, | and Price Automo- Arch sl anct wheel tade, Wi yord in Bachunge, Wil take Used Car Fhone 1 [ s cacellont, | U Lar bachuugy, 10203, 1000, Kudolph s waing puviy Paui in e How §loy, Sules ~dale ivom, 1 DOL 13 room 4 Kl Bauon, 1i, t RLIN SED . st Buiv o excullent FORD CAKE, Forde« lce; genuine parts and wcc motive Sales & !\u Lo upholstery like new, guod L1 e Bhla e 6 Atch st ‘whoue #80i. HUDBON AND ESBEX car values, Bee the new cowches, wan Auto Sales o, & !)U_“Arll L Dl:--»llt L. 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