New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1923, Page 6

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The general j against priee fixing crops or anything alse it is repuisive to our The president took no wpon 1 preside eharacterist comments i shown in hi i revision of Uat WA Ly Congreess is PURLIC COMMON SENSE NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER for him to | Iemocratic - Facts and Fancies c BY ROBERT QUILLEN, A man enjoy watching himself for s is old whe man few nptoms. for the pres: - Casus belli: A 1 1 equal admixtur tin term, meaning of envy and fear £ William Me- you are not afraid of don't hate the rich, you belong he middle el progress What Mellon says about reducing profably won't ¢ as much it as the doughboy vote not be as I's, but it can shoot a pool. class may 1an who says there is ting to try 4 man’s cour- try hunting a Amer sound common D 1S NeCcesSATY MARKING AN LPOCH u T ¥ GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF MEN’S BATH ROBES AT $3.19 IN PROGRESS Christmas Savings Club Checks Cashed Here m‘-—m N — HARTFORD L TOYLAND IS JOYLAND FOR THE Santa Claus and The Polar Bear Brothers In Their Big Iceland Cave—Make Lots of Fun—Handing Out the Mystery Toy Packages For Everybody—Handy Location—Main Floor KIDDIES 1 have cnowledge of which w Asquith Re-elected and Says Free Trade Is Too G a iH ofier of L ——— : 25 Years Ago Today ‘ ” The Weather record we wish to one the neighbors —BOOKS — 10 would limit the supreme 1rity to veto laws have a BOOKS FOR BOYS Dave Porter’s Series 65¢ Big League Series 50c¢ o aver Grammar School Series 50¢ » of number of High School Series 50¢ 2Pt Boy Scouts’ Series 65¢ American standard of Rover Boys ?‘-’c i R Tom Slades 50¢ pe. 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Also a Great Many Other Titles FOR LITTLE CHILDREN Linen and Paper Covered Books 5¢ to 79¢ Uncle Wiggily 35¢, 65c, s 14 WU, Coloring Sets 29¢ up JUST RIGHT BOOKS 55¢ Including Tiddly Winks Open Air Stories Gingerbread B Tale of Curly Tail Comical Circus Stories Ilower and Berry Babies In and Out Door Play Games Vegetable and Fruit Chil- dren Six Teddy Winks and the A to Zees A Child’s Garden of Verses Happy Manikin in Manners own and 12 other titles Mother Goose 29¢ to $2.00 Grimm's Fairy Tales 50¢ to $L75 Blue Fairy Book 98¢ Red Fairy Book 98¢ Uncle Remus $1.35 Magic Drawing Books 40¢ _m’ “|18TH MEDICAL UNIT 1 IS FULLY ORGANIZED e acquainted is one Adjutant General's Office Also An-/ nounces Changes and Promotions ,‘ in Military Companies, Hartford, Dee. 7.—The commanding | officer, 118th medical regiment, hav- ing reported to the adjutant gengral's| office a sufficient number of men en- | listed in hospital company No. 162, the following units arc organized, in| orders from the adjutant general's office, 115th medical laboratory, w®ec tion, 116th supply section, ' 118th medical the 115th regiment, I Captain om Herald of that date) Harlan B, Perring, M. C, $ | and headquarters dsachment !!m--mm regiment, each assigned to ] ecommand the laboratory section;| ank A. North, M - ——-r} b | irst Lieutenant ¥ s home [« ieved o ty with the 152nd any is assigned to the supply Lieut, Col. Ray Richman, M. is assigned to duty with the regi- |ment and Captain Harry C. Regan, M, | | C. is to command the headquarters de- | tachment Promotions include Private |Howard 8. Robertson as master ser. geant, headquarters detachment; Pri s Wiltbur C. L. 8mith and Tesiie | 1. Zimmerman as sergeants supply Creighton Barker, M, C major viee McGuire, re command hospital Captai promoted gned, and will Other orders announce the resigna Major Charies F. McGuire, M f his commission in the Nationa! f Leave of absence from the granted Major Talhot O, Free un, 115th ohservation squadron, air ervice f 4 ember 8 to January clusive Jjoseph M. Curry V. & h | is appointed captain and assigned to reeruit the 118th of Hartford, | veternary corps 115th medical rinary company, * CHARMER ON TRIAL Russian Girl Whose Deals, Aided by Observations on Her Beauty, Brought Rich Profits, Appears in Court ot A S Moseow, Dec. 7-~Nina Sobeleva, a young woman whose charms suceerd L | ed in cutting governmental red tape ki t she is alleged 1o Jave ade of profitable to Dee. 7.—Forecast fe trals, en various government g organizations, is e principal character in a suprema t trial here s the first of a series of stions that ¥ Anancial josses icate sustained in its managing manufacturing andizing departments niy-five persons connected Wwith government universal stores have proscented by Nikolai Krylenko , of the shpreme revolution- ary tribuna The enterprise is said to have met with & loss of 506,000 gold rubles in the first year. ying ard The action first cident ALTOMOBILE STOLEN e eias J k of 80 € str NEW SUGAR FACTORY Jamaica, Dee, 7—A Bt ‘. ydicate, headed by the Duke of mington | At 10 erect a big cen seven | 1ra f n the easterm por- s @oonecticut{t1an of the i=land. They will spend 1 fully $3,000,000 on the project. at his m the MARKET IS WEAKER British Laxchange Shows Visible Dis- appointment at Turn Election s Taking By The Assoclated Pre London, Dec 7.~The stock ex- change this morning indicated that it| was frankly disappointed with the re- sults of the election so [wr announced. The markets opened weak al and guotations were tear of selling noon were not NUMErous That the traders were in a state of tension and uneasiness, however, was indicated by the lowering of prices in gilt-edged sccurities, The home rails sold off 1 to 2 points, and correspond. ing declines were noted in the indus- triuls, the oil shares, the mining stocks and the foreign securitios The fear of the market men that there would be no majority for the conservatives over the combined par- ties was ated by the dealings in “majoritics.” A few days ago Mr Baldwin's party was favored to return with a majority of P but this morning the cons« es were rated at 10 less than & majority. EVERETT TRUE marked orders whic SToP L LISTEN 3 BOATS CONCENTRATED n Powers, However, Have No Details of Alleged Capture of Cuse House at Canton, wolated Presa ‘eking, Deec, 7.—Foreign legations re today confirmed reports of the concentration of foreign gunboats at Canton yeaterday. The legations, however, have no in ormation concerning the reported sei zure of the custom house, which is #uid to have followed a threat by Dr Sun Yat-Sen, South China leader, that he would make Canton a free port, unless he was apportioned 13 per eent of the surplus customs revenues by | the Peking government The flotilla of forelgn warships at | present anchored off Canton includes two American veasels, four British, one Freneh and one Japanese, with an Itallan warship reported en route to the port, according to legation ad- vices Mants from sun- manufacture sugar carbon dioxide gas and ight, which they absorb. BY CONDO