New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1923, Page 11

J % "YRW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 192¢ T ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE &4 : — NOW IN PROGRESS — | 2 WILL CONTINUE UNTIL DECEMBER 24th - e WITH CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS SEALS He who gives Christmas Seals on a package, | Christmas Seals help fight the White Plague gives twice. | —Buy some today. Buy your Christmas Seals at home and fight Tuberculosis is preventable and curable-Buy Tuberculosis in your home town. | Christmas Seals. 52 NEW BRITAIN TUBERCULOSIS RELIEF SOCIETY - LS COOLIDGE WILLBE 'SHOCKER MUST BE | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES | [;ANI] I]AT e — e SR o 63004 AR 5 “Wild Bill" Donovan, former noted Memphis, New Orleans, Nashville, o | v i y P s = e iR “325' 525518 o e 3 ‘lasphall player, is among nine y!t rsons | Denver and Fall River, in the order e 2 . 3 killed in wreck of the Twentieth Cen- [ named, had the five highest death A ni} { tury Limited train at Forsyth, N. Y. |rates in the United States last year, e bt | census bureau officials announce., e b S s Frank W. Stearns of Boston an- — - e X o — nouuces President Coolidge's candi-| Republican party chiefs now in Delinity Aunouncement Followed Sisler Will Not Let Him 6o~ | {MBOROION l W] ;r by Vg o St oo Mok e » g e @ S o A repicts tomton: | wasnrtar ol e akon commi .R‘ | £ : bk il e |tional committeemen for Massachu- | Wednesdny & Prrise Washingten, Dec. 1. — President| By The Associated P p Kotts. wil 4t xi Me Caoiitges bl s oroon 2gres r)‘mt Cleveland is Coolidge s, definitely, & candidate] Chicago, Dec. 10.—Urban Shocker, | sonul representative in the campaign 'iru:ln )\.<‘Hm\l-‘llt‘-:'::\‘\t;l\‘r‘);n ik ey for the republican nomination for|the St. Louis American league pitcher, < [ ol | ations . president in 1934, !who has applied to Commissioner » Mexican revolutionists capture z = Announcement of Mr. Coolidge’s ok ' Talapa, capltal of (be state of Vers| 1on Trosky s i with {nternal complications, Moscow dispatch says. eandidacy was made last night, while the > 3 | Landis to be declaned a frec agent . Cn | will not be sold or traded by the St o i John J. McGraw, manager of the he Giants, sends message that he is all party leaders were gathering in capital for the annual mecting of the | Loui ; republican national committee and | President Phil B £ GRatis (TR Mi 1 will resign but three days aftef he had outlined his| George Sisler who will manage the & 4 renorts/of. what will happen wfter right in London in answer to widely policies in his first message to con-|Browns next scason wants Shocker R £ ) - 5 . No s Sl prdides e Ak resignation are purely peculative, | CIrculated reports in United States gress. Assurances of support immedi- | back, Ball said. | b ) Children in Berlin are playing with thousand-mark notes, in- || onion adviees sav: Tue Daity Her. | of his death utely began to pour in upon William | Christy Mathewson, formor pitching stead of paper dolls. They paste a string of cyphers after the Jor newspaper) suggests that MacDonald, accept the London school teacher will safl ten M. Butler, republican natonal l’Dlll-‘F'flr of the New York Giants fl'lld now 4 i I mittecman for Masichuseits, who part owner of the Boston Natiohal numeral, “making belicve” the quintrillion would be sufficient to ; thousand miles to get married to a club, it was suid here today by was named his “'personal representa- | league club, was given a place on the X PN Wi e e : : Britisher now working on a lonely is- tive” in the campaign. | National league board of directors at > | purchase a piece of ciocolate. And that is about all it would get porothy May Jordan Robinson, |land In the North Pa = he announcement was made by |the annual meeting today. | Y 2 mi ’ . - s daughter of Eben 8. Jordan, Boston | - . Frank W. Stewrns of Dostow, known| The new new members are W, | them. 'T_'h" mark, once mighty throughout Germany, has fallen, | porenant, in Paris courts wins sep:| Condition of Amella Bingham, note as the president’s closest personal and va;kv of Chicago, .Bnrnt)' Dreyfuss o A just as the kaiser has fallen (,”]..l a lot harder, aration from Monroe Douglus Robin- | ed actress, who is still seriously 11l in political friend, through a statement |of Pittsburgh and Charles A. Stone- son of New York, a nephew of the |New York after an operation, is said issued by James B. Reynolds, (fll’"ll‘r;lml!l of New York £ v late President Roosevelt. to be improved. sceretary of the republican national | The annual report of President | s e committee, who directed Mr, Cool- |Heydler declared that the 1923 sca- s ¢ " Captain E, T. Wagner and Licuten The Duke of Aosta, King Vietor idge's campaign in 1920, 3 ant L. J. McLaughlin are killed when | limmanuel's cousin, is now reported son was onc of the moest successful Headquarters Planwed ;":“:“""“"’_::‘I"“r' ’;;“:"l‘l‘f‘l'.fl :f"‘::"‘: | wing of training plane collapses at|dangerously il from pneumonia ut " story. sident Heydler's te | sann ‘. e 2T Butie iR b 3 y | Ellington Field, Texas. Turin, Whither Me. Butise Will act s 0 oftice does not expire until next year, | - tional campalign manager was not stbey indicated. It was made kpown, how- Unofficial “No Parking” were asked by whose authority they E 5 e it has not A ‘ Hillegas could ascertain but its direc M i : ever, that he will establish temporary 8 i iin but its i INEY BAISING PLANS, bl . 7. to ere said to be D yeigel, Dr ye . were placed. Although headquarters in Washington, -nnn-“ NEGROES WARNED AWAY R il Ad $o b Dr Spelgel, D Braunsberg, Kast Prussia, Dee. 10, Signs Are Called in|veen generally known these signs £ 8 E 4 At the request of Mayor Angelo M. [ have been put at these places with. Among the new methods employed be will be in a position to confer | Vo Pl frequently with . Bascom Slemp, | ARPS Matiow. . o5 Paonessa, Chicf Willium C. Hart of | out ordinances to make them worth the president’s secretary, r. Itey- 500 Colored Families Refuse to Start Sk last of ha Roslnstihstiong, e " ommunities and private concerts| . poiics department has calied infanything 8o far as eaforcemest I8 tockefeller institut 8 charte n i to 80 “‘rea pee . oo : s B F Inmd ‘ ttered | raise “real money” on the security|ajl the “no parking” signs which are| concerned nolds, Mr, Stearns and other party . fyom Chicago When The September of th i DR Bebles 5 uth From s ¥ v Is year, Dr. Bpeigal of rye and other agricultural com-|not backd up by city ordinance. tn leaders and advisers while perfecting vt uintins B Was named Ie adviser fo Lhis x b 5| hioditics the latest is a loan on beor, | OFACT 10 hccommodate many residents We Want to Behold 1t an organization, 1Mirst consideration, Hear of Threats, N N g - n - is thought, will be given to the se- L l U y I p l F‘ concern and its officers were giyen : |o o o “hief Hart had placed Jgnus Johnson thin e tdew o Slemp, who is the national unnmmvu-’the Ilinois Central ,-,}.mr-«rl which SCI]OOI A"ackfld \;‘;\“A‘"I‘l]\“.lh”“'lu‘\u;}\ ‘“v‘n:{.‘n I:.‘n’rs ;An: ,{\. I.: \""’“ “,”“i' :fi,nm-.—|mmm'“n Square, at the railroad station and | pants” uproariously funny. An am man for Virginia, is expected to have |were to have carried 500 families of " " P y . t cured by 2,500 gallons|other places I'rom time to time | bassadorial costume designed by the charge of the campaign in the south. | ncgroes to Mississippi, were cancelled A 4 ts address was givel at 11 West 20th | of beer, sately stored in the com- |mention has been made of their pres-|farm bloc would be worth seeing The president, it I8 understood, [lust night when, according to reports, . s ATONs, oW Serks R vaults ence and mon council members | New York Tribune hopes to remain as much as possible |the negroes were told by unknown| Phila Dee. 10 e The “schools in the background during the cam- agitators that confinement and pun-| S¥Ivania state board of medica educational an paign, his fricnds explaining that he | jgshment awaited them on their re-| dental examiners joined today in re. R desires 1o conscrve his time and en- |tuen Pt et e TG U L ergy for the dutics of his office. No | Officials of the vailroad said that & . : s ) personal declaration to supplement | yepragentative of a group of south the activitios of five alleged “diploma gras decla the announcement by Mr. Btearns i8 (eotton growers' associations had been| mills” Incorporated in Delaware and anticipated for the pregent, ut least. |y Chiongo and secured about 500 ne-| said to be operating from New York ' 'CA] Profession have any Mr, Coolidge's announcement Was | gro families to go to. Mississippl to| city, Complaint against one of them and a great many .:v which we have not unexpeoted in view of his mes- |work in the cotton fields the Lincoln University, Inc., atready ! "OVe: He sald that for $100 “a diplo sagn to congress, the imminence of | Unknown persons, it was said, has been filed with Philadeliphia pe 3 : e A the national committec meeting with | tygeatened him with violence if he! thl inspectors by Dr. Alexas , i i ks 1 "\-“l"“‘ srmation from kiin P the sclection of Cleveland ns the 1924 | 4@ not desist in his efforts to take Reynolds, seeretary of the state boar t f Wilmi (5] convention eity virtually assured, and |8 yegroes south. He was ordered! of dental cxaminers. The others o t unanimous endorsement recently 4o Jeave the city the Lincoln College of Chiropractic ¢ ¥ r who had obtained the given him by the South Duketa re-| yener reports emanating from|Ine, the Cosmopolitan University, | vt ot aegbuadon e publican proposal convention. 1t 18 |yne Tilinofs Central station here were Inc, the Lafayette University, Inc, Lo thiow! nisbooks open t expected to_have an immediate cffect 1, (he effect that a group of agitators and the Rockefeller Tnstitute st on the plans of Senatc "“"“"". of | sirculated among the several hundred | “Dr. Maxwell Steinbe * of Bro = Indiana, Governor Pinchot of Penn-'poyrg ramilies waiting for the trains| lyn, N. Y., was said to be the head CONFERS wn‘H K]NG sylvania, and other prominent re- ,.4 4414 them that the doors of the| of the Lincoln 1'niversity, Tnc d pulrlh-nnslrl;pmh-I to be w;ly‘fllnlrflrmg coaches would be locked immediately| the names of “Dr. Willlam Lopati TN entrance into the race for the nom- [ yen the teain pulled out of the sta-| Brooklyn” and “Dr. Jullus Speig ination . tion and would not be reopened until| New York™ were among those gkt b D lors e SR s Will Crom et they arrived at their destination. It|be connected with the other insti This Moming and Will Announce Political observers expect the presi- | oy giso said by the agitators that| tions dent to enter the preferential prim- | yore was & guard in cach . coach| Dr. Wi aries in nearly all of the states I f,meq with a black snake whip of the state which they are held. In such con- e e 5t aminers imneed 1 tests, they point out, he is likely to oin Dr. Reyne esting the cross swords with Senator Johnson MAY NAME EXP ’rs Pennsylvar laware auwthori the only other avowed candidate, who tien 1 Pevel . of the s has declared his intention to scek en institutions. He 1 2d promised dorsement in these primarics wher- ;‘ N ' the support « i Tra i " o ever puxm.x;‘l. e oL + 8 Observer at Parls Understood .. icnt of th tal examining 3 8 nationa omm ee, m?.lr'n': C'.'fl'i.'\ w. ’:h: "ot th ‘|u ,4 0 Be Getting Ready to Take Part '"’;” 1 “1 De o d f the 192 r. Hillegas s v prelimin convention as well as select the meet- | iy German Tnvestigations, veRESIIN DA indicated Chit the ing place, is not scheduled to name of the ochain of institutie the city until Wednesday. In view of [Hy 7 A iated Pr with Lopat first 1 the withdrawal of its invitation by | Paris, Dee. 10.—It is understood onf . o7 o Chicago, however action may be taken | §00d authority here that James A. o O F0 tomorrow after Des Moines, San Fran- | Logan, observer for the United (C00 Srant cisco and los Angeles have been |States with the reparation commis-| o, = given an opportunity to present their | Sion, and -“‘vr'wmu of State Hughbes| Dr e y :; : t e i . ° r . claims. Almost all of the party are continuing to exchange o M Anton, New Yo o - ; 1 chiefs here regard @cceptance of #pondence regarding the organization ;.Ni' ke - ; - exis ; Cleveland’s invitation as Cerwin, Fred, | by the commission of the expert com-| 0 L ™ T bt " t “ta l am l y l W. Upbam, treasurer of the commit- | mittees for inquiry into the man had me tee, having asserted in announcing sitaution ad withdrawal of Chicago from the con- | however, that the proposed investign . ! . ' : beaters tavored the Onlo ety " |ihe poiical stuation Engiand They’ll all enjoy the beauty and convenience of a Hoosier he housewife, you, most of all, lenders” favored the Ohio city the political situation in Tmncheon With President clears . The committee members will be the | The reparation commission wil S P guests of President Coolidge at lunch- | Meet again tomorrow, but only te § v the bright attractiveness Delivers y ake up current routine business . s Wednesday, and they will be @ ¥ " o 1p L P 2 ven & banquet tomorrow night by | Neither the expert committees nor ; of the Hoosier kitchen. But your fam- & the Ruhr agreements between the < . 1 Bl il will " : } 2oy > lb:::::: the aqucstions that may |Germans and the Franco-Belgian au § 11, too, will appreciate the spic k-and Your come before the committee tomorrow | thorities are cxpected to come up he- < ’ Bl spanness of the Hoosier, for every ¥ L of giving the women asso- |TOre next week at the eatliest i 1, ; e Y 224l . tt Bambore 1ok represstation aid ; o ) , one likes a room that is fittingly fur- Hoosier LR DN RI0TS s ni\h(‘d degreos of whic His Decision Later, It is regarded as certain, voting powers. The committee also D will hear protests, chiefly from the Athens, Dec 10.—~Eight persons A g south, agaimst some of the reductions ? g ! e . ok the Tac . : To Your in state delogations proposed in the : tentative reapportionment for the publicans, the outgrowth of a roys 2 ' , i f , 1924 convention. The proposed total | mass meting, according to repo - | € . i and stren Home is 1,036 delegates as compared with . o84 in 1920, more increases having the ,,",:, in charge of the A s ! ‘ : been made than reductions trict. Three of the wounded were s 3 . - . : Sase— dicrs. The police report that the C . g gine (i P - for SALARY PROBE DEMANDI greater number { | v i ¢ .,'V(.n nris 5 Washington, Dee. 10 were republicans venty-five ¢ ¢ £ i I vour or a small depo " e farm Yoan board is called upon in & cont of the wounds were inflicted wi 4 i - e it now or later. And you may fin Christmas resolution adepted today by the sen- | the butt ends of revolvers ate to report on increases in salaries | - 3 | 1 of its officcrs and employes made dur- COMPLETE TONG 1LIGHT I ing the recess of congress. Senator _ Port Prinee, Haiti, Dec. 1 Borah, republican, of Jdaho, offered{ The marine corps aviators, Licut. ¥. : E | 0. Rogers and H. D. Palmer ‘ Pt | % * ! ° . the resolution TEL 72 The Big Fur niture Store 132 MAIN ST. were killed 1.26 wounded in rioting st night between royalists and re . 5| i . { fiudgery | i dindge ron mase mecting, according to report of the other wound paving 1 convenient at Santo Domingo City at . h Mrs. Woodrow Wilse Holiday supplies 1 th ' . y ” = M . fleet are reported to be coming ashore | turn g wae ad “ . from Mrs. Ella on & veritable Yule tida! wave—Life. | mendons enthusiasm e Confedera y.