New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 18

han they have been [and needy has uasked the league to [ {consuming nature of the machinery the end of every voyage so they could‘; DECRY GERMAN MOVIES an international conference TOURISTS WERE CONTENT and the heavy costs of fuel, khey‘rf‘zilter their grievances. In the| Paris, Nov. 30,—Many Frenchmen 15, in many eases $ or more They | o weies which are dedi- | 1 were not regarded as a good commer- |ladies' compartment there were some o stralght lines, | cated o protecting the rights of the | WITH BUT FEW COMFORTS cict ‘proposition. |ongravings, a gold-framed looking- | Pelieve the Germans are condleting around variety | poor 2a | Adolph Geoffrey, director of the |Elass, gorgeous pieces of furniture and |2n anthIrench propaganda through very popui: t genc embly of German steamship company, at a|@ Substantial carpet which formed a|the movies. The point to the fact Norwe Machinery in Old Time Ships Took | mneeting of the directors in 1848, told | “fine background for the crinolines of | tnat the scandals of French history; Un Practically All the Spsos with great pride of the high (-hurav—J”“‘ female pasucngern.:' in the opinion night lite in Paris, and unfavorsble L : {ter of the accommodations which its Of the well-satisfied director. aspects of French’ politics are used Littie Room For Cabins | three ships were affording trans-At- The men’s compartment also Was | oo orten by the German producers ntic travelers who passed 42 days on [very claborately furnished and har- | ¢nat the purpose clearly is to hurt “Strai ine” i v ! possible infor~{ Hamburg, ie trip from Hamburg to New York |monized well with the colored vests : -Li U h ssibility of o 4 s D e . Frenc! estige. traight-Ling” Remains Supreme . O b Nov s1.sovents-ve | Uhe iy from Hambirs to New York | moniaed well with the colored vers| 1y foatige s tional cooperation. O fextapiished its first ship, the Deutsch- one occasion the return trip was|in passengers. It was lighted by a Ad between Hamburg made in 23 days, a monumental |“snug” petroleum lamp attached to | {and New York. g hievement, The Deutschland ]:ml‘t)w mast which passed through the | essel 1 tons, a regarded | 20 cabin seats and 200 scats on the roem. The ship also had a small li- | r craft in those days. This lower decks. And what was es-[brary. { successful that two oth- | peci notable, a bed was “placed at| “Friendly"” officers and seamen with | ers, the Elbe and the Rhein, soon |the disposal of each passenger, with | «attentive and sociable behavior” had | were put into service. sufficient linen for the trip.” ‘| been chosen for the service so as to | operating |h|‘||.|‘ The Deutsehland had a “kick hook"” | make the trip of the passengers as 5 which was handed to passengers at pleasant as possible. Norway ha itted |14, in the sery: Paris, Nov. 7 T official winter gs ar w a thing of the t the n style Steamships were but because of ti of the coun- ions in the ,000,0000 period of despair for women who U WOULD UNIPY EFFORTS e FOR NEEDY LITIGANTS ..\ Humantiaman Ffiorts Found in L obtair anesthetie | S, Asking Conference of Nations Protecting Righis of Pooy We Recommend and Carry the Largest Stock of Wahl Pens inn New Britain ) ADKINS A(I,OMPLE"‘TRVVT PRINTERS AND STATIONERS nd a corn yain ine 66 CHURCH STREET liquid & 1 thin ters. The action is the same. At vour drugaist " Decidedly dood looking— mechanically perfect Beautifully engine-turned on jete black rubber, this New Walil Pen is the best-looking writing instrument you Shops are showing fifteen models of Lave ever seen. Couple this beauty with are showin twenty models Walil perfect writing performance, and Every one a real novelty for the young mean of ultra ideas in dress, as well as the sedate style for older men an Lievement in fountain pen construction, Wahl Pen is made by the makers of in every conesivable cloth, color and style. pect it to be an outstandir Wahl Pen has .many superior feas res. One is the Wahl filling device. t fills the pen plumb full of ink every From Our Own Tailor Plant To You! perfectly that e instant it Wall Pen. A« for the nit ultimate in nib- ; s 18-kar hardest, finest P& Q Clothes are sold direct through our own 45 stores. Just one small profit is all we ask -y great big business at a minimum of profit -- that’s the psychology of the success of this great organization. If you stop a minute and think - you will readily understand how and why we can give you more value and more service than any ordinary clothing store. W alk in - compare---you’ll agree that there’s a saving of $10-to-$15 on any garment we show gold, tipped with This nib suits vour hand perfectly the The wonderful balance of Wahl Pen makes it the most comfortable of pens to hold. And when in the pocket or purse, Wall Pen ean never leak, for the »p construction prevents o, Ask to see dezier’s. %2.50 up, 306 Ma'n St. 5. A. by THE WAHL CD., Ciiicago WAHL ke 4 | - M. PEYSER, Mgr.