New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1924, Page 24

CAN l'\l.l\l FOR ONFE YEAR COLD DAYS IN SHANTUNG Demand Two Billon Mot Gold| " s e Rubles More Than Britain its \In\ \).mu Short . Says Daugherty China Into Frenzy lepartment to ¢ ree years, as in great 1 result of rece n members of con niistment perind, the department g inion er he will y the law to exciude one year cuiistments, CeR L1t js pointed out that with the one nlistment period, the govern- is plit to approximately threc expense for recruiting, tion, training and such ar- nt as clothing. On is admitted that the enlistmient period has the ing up a e ich presumably at murder a Chinese industrial - er, has (\HI‘I n any ing "'nk' the Tien- and captured a numbcr of for- cven weeks was paid ir ss Keh was Killed ) available in time of cmer ADMIT ALIEN ARMY VETEIRAN. Gevald, a on Officials L . Lnter Soldiers’ . M, Home, of gold rub any rate we conf England will not debis or t ter ized proper March 28 John gents a most dif are 115 ¢ 000 ruble “We 10 conq fareign in their ca quently showing t would b at Han then:dt is thelr own “1t is tudicrous to think' that e working mch, chou constructio propriated by virty tionary rizits. points v hic HLLD AS sLAYER onsnlar pas {Youth Necused of The Murder of @ on Syonagogue Steps Mar OFFERS LL. D, TO COOLODGE 'l'rlvh-!v governme . Zinovief said the |lN||u|m:1 to ask onl as they were certa could pay. | Princeton Ansious To Bestow Degree on The 1 Washivgton, March 28, -President Coolid has been invited by i Hrown of New Jersey the night Tg yig univ icp8 Of & 4 and reccive lonora 1L, D, On that date, Mir, plained, Prinecton plays Amh e | president’s alma mater, in th % ing football zame of the season, - com- | pragident Coolidge took the invita louis Co- i) un ment. While he pre pper”’ in | yiously ) spted an invitation to Sbut mveil a memorial 1o the tirst division of the A, K, F. in Washington on Oct | 4, it is thonght if he decides to aceept {the Princeton invitation the Washing ton ceremony wiil be postponcd .\mem"m Tells Bri wes shot on L shooti mitt " hen TO TORONTO LH\‘ caused 1 vlrlewl\:-‘ oronto, Ont., Mareh 28,—The In- TCELANDER SEEKS POLE 0on .N.H‘. ndent r oot For with : i members ia Can A the | Algarsson Will sail to Arvthe I May U niie will eclebrat s gold- and Azain in onoeand ¥ here June when London, March cornmemorative exercises will he held LEARNING BAVETY VIRST e e iy [ new evpedition 1ot 0§, W throughout 1he nations, aceord- . The Westminster Ga ‘ gl > an announcement by W, H. youns foelander, Grettir A e learning o R on, 18 for the Aretie fer, Supreme Chief 1 v, sund M. in fraternal by a school org Commeree, s paid out ¥ in May on a preliminary trip to . has Novm Zembla and 1Franz-Josef 4 50 on Algarsson proposes to spey wonths exploring Nova Zembla and Jorer Land, ending his trip at York in October The party s e sur nd s insurance now in fores hilanthropie ant | - $150,000 en reprosenta clasees Wilc il s notivitten | | wit number ten, inel thr exports. cature in the soclety’s activities golentists, The tr tai is now ' % JLring fitt will | Iest Butter 53¢ 1h, R Tiros TO LEAGUY, diortly he adit s or ¢ The expedition s a pre from Ge- other in 1023 under Al deciston | ership, the objective of which will e ague of ‘\ the Polish-LAthonniar the Pole, Meme! the cabinet in a s l‘ tas de d to send a note of pr 10 the . QUICK RELIEF bfhdt cough . 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