New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1924, Page 18

NIPPON PRESS 13 BITTER TOWARD U.§ Calls Immigration Bill Food for |; the Militaristic By the Associated Press, Tokio, April 15.—Eyes of Japan to-| day are anxiously turned toward; Washington, and immigration has be-| topic. The | each detail of come an all absorbing people are following action in the United States congress: as chronicled in newspapers' extras. | Official concern already deep as a re-| sult of passage by the house of lhni Johnson immigration bill, was fur- thor intensified by news of the sen- ate’s overwhelming refusal to indomve | the gentlemen's agreement, A cabinet meeting was held to di cuss the problem, after which, accord- ing to vernacular newspapers, “new important instructions” were sent to Japanese Ambassador Hanihara at ‘Washington. The question was con- sidered also at a meeting of the| Koseikai and Chawakai parties in lhcl house of peers and leaders of both, parties demanded a stiffening of the foreign office’s attitude in the mat- | ter, In some quarters there was a dis- position to regret Ambassador Hani- | hara's reference to ‘grace conse- quences” if the pending measure pro- viding' for exclusion of Japanese im- migrants from the United States should become a law. It is felt a milder translation of the Japanese ex- pression would have been better and more accurate. Still Hope For Best. Interviews with officials disclosed an attitude bordering on despair, al- though they still look to the senate or President Coolidge to block enact- ment of the Japanese exclusion clause. It was pointed out by the Tokio Asahi that there still are many stages to be passed before exclusion is ac- complished, The newspaper attacked the Johnson bill and stated the “gentlemen’s agreement” had been honorably and efficiently observed. Hochi branded as *“malicious false- hoods” the remarks of adherents to the Johnson bill concerning immigra- tion and Japanese in California. It went on to say that the representa- tives are either unable or unwilling to face facts and realize the conse- quences of their action, Threatening Comment, Morning newspapers in editorlals written before the senate vote was known here expressed regret but not despair. They almost unimously sup- port Ambassador Hanihara and his reference to possible “grave conse- quences,” The Conservative Chugal Shogyo declared the inevitable conse- quence of exclusion would We “hard- ening of Japanese hecarts toward America, providing ammunition for militarists.” “We fail to understand,” it eontin- wed, “why, when it is obviously pos- sible for America to solve the immi- gration problem without neediessly insulting a friendly nation, the house should pass the Johnson bill which is an eloguent cgnfession of America’s unwillingness to respect the feelings of other peoples.” Jiji Shimpo deseribes the house ac- tion as “the height of abuse and in- jury to the Japanese nation,” and sa it has grave significance as to rela- tions between United States and KRYSIOK . THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED AND G SES FITTED BY A. PINKUS Fyesight Specialist 800 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN MY GOODNESS | ville, SOUTHINGTON NEWS Mrs. Bridget Hauon aged 7., died at her home on Berlin street Sunday ururnrmu. She had been a resident n this town practically all her life nu denjoyed a wide acquaintanee here. Jesides her husband, Willlam K. Hatton, qh» m survived by two daugh- |ters, Mrs. F. C. Norton of Plainviile, 1 Mrs. l:euben Baldwin of New itain and one son, William E. Hat- ton ,of this town. The funeral was held from her home at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. G. C. Laudenslager, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiated. Burial was in Oak Hill cemetery, The Woman's Civic Club will hold a nimportant meeting in the rooms of the Southington club at 4 o’'clock Thursday afternoon. The speaker of the afternoon will be Mrs. Joseph Alsop of Avon, who will talk along political lines, Union Rebekas lodge will hold a mystery social following the regular meeting in Odd Fellows’ hall, Plants- | ville, Thursday evining. Prosecuting Attorney H. D. Fitz- patrick has been appointed receiver of the Brass Fixture Co. or Plants- Under the supervision of Mr. Fitzpatrick the company will continue Lusiness. Friendship lodge, No. 33, A, F. & A. M. will hold an important com- munication tomorrow evening. Sup- per will be served at 6:30 o'clock and the M. M, degree conferred on a large class of candidates by the past | masters degree team. The Catholic Women's Council held a pre-Easter sale in St. Thomas’ Community Home this af- ternoon. This evening a whist and social will also be held. MORE MONEY NEEDED This Is Why South American De- velopment Has Been So Slow New York, April 15.—While pro- gress ha sbeen made, the growth of South America has been somewhat slow, due to a lack of money to de- velop resources, E, H. Gary, chair- man of the United States Steel Cor- poration declared last night on his re- turn on the Voltaire from a three months trip in South America. He predicted American {nvestors soon would recognize the opportunities af- forded by many South Ameflcnn en- terpurises. One of the greatest needs in mm America, Mr. Gary said, was capital. But this, he added, was a surmount- able difficuity. Business relations: between the United States and South America were not as close as they should be, he declared, adding the opinion that the United States probably was re- sponsible for the condition, SENATOR COUZENS' CONDITION. Baltimore, April 15.—S8enator Cou- zens of Michigan, who is a patient at Johns Hopkins hospital enjoyed a “real night's rest,” it was stated to- day. He slept well and had no fever. 1t has not been decided definitely if an operation is necessary to check the recurrence of an old bladder troubl EXTRA SALESWOMEN FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS For Coat, Suit, Dress, Millinery and Waist Departments, APPLY AT ONCE TO MR. MULLANEY Rapheal's Dept. Store THE BIG STORE “TUE 1S TERRIBLE ! - I'™ FEEUAG FAIWT AAD SICK - Welfare ' NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arrauged For Quick and Ready Reference,. \E RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS L)'{UG. Plu‘md 0 LINKS TO BE OPEN FOR PLAY FRIDAY A portion of the Shuttie Meadow eclub golf course will pe open for play I'riday. The full 18 holes will be available in the course of ten days or two weeks, depending upon the weather conditions. Today Valentine club professional, the links, and selecting the nine holes which will be best for use Friday. Temporary greens are being rolled and sand scattered, while the grass is belng cut In order to make the temporary greens as satisfactory as possible, Four or five holes of the lower nine will be in readiness ||/ and five of the upper nine, mak- ing a nine-hole round possible by the use of the temporary greens an dtemporary tees. It is Mr. Flood's intention to have the course, and especially the greens, in the best condition of its history this summer. The holding of the state tourna- ment here will give added in- centive to players to encourage the best of care of the turf, such as the club's professional is well fitted to give. Chairman Dave Manning, of the tournament committee, states that the spring and sum- mer arrangements for tourna- Flood, the Year] ol plicati ts Inencaitig early Order Rates Upon Amllul on Count 6 words to a line. 14 lines to an inch, Minimum Space, 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents, No Ad Accepted fter 1 P, M. for Classified Page on Same Day. Ads Accepted Over the Teleplone for Convenience of Custome Call 925 and Ask for a “Waut Ad" Operator. e~ BRISTOL NEWS (Continued from Page Seven) ford will be the speaker | Lenten services tonight at | seph’s church. | Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts of | Willis street are spending a vacation | in Atlantic City, J. | Miss Ellen Ramsdell has resumed her duties as a member of the For- estville school faculty after spending the spring vacation at her home | Nantucket, Mass, at St. Jo- the | in | st ANNOUNCEME TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1924, ( AUTOMOTIVE ————-—-—-—-———- i Burial Vaults, Monuments | Auto and Truck Agencies L AUTOMOTIVE ] Autos and Trucks Fur Sale 9 ed; | win water outiast B_Vauit Co. BURIAL VAUILAS—Concrete stecl relnforc- prouf, elther not require larger 1°.s, nere wood 216 Map) reayonabty pr sealed. Lo d. meth ally o b or metal, g g o S R. C. Rudoiph; ' le.. Plone 2 rvice. BRITA Florists Monument iumente of all sizes and des- | arving and letter cutting our | ¢ w Main_St. Phone’ 3425, $1,750; | A VARIETY OF flowers, Easter iyacinths, and Sweet Peas. iraeas. Order Tel. Jolnsol 580, Roses, WILLYS-ENIGHT AND OVERLAND mnm cars, showroom at 4 Eim St.; service, 127 | Onorato Motor SITUDEBAKERS—Light eiz touring, special six touring, $1425; big iy touring, L O. B. factory, M, Lrvidy Jester, 193 Arch St. “This is & Studeba FORD TRUCK—one ton. 1Inquire at the Malleble Iron Works, cor. Myhtle and Grove _ streets. FRANKLIN, 1913—club roadster. | looking, comfortable, nomical car 181 3365 You should see this machine, Term to suit purchaser. M. Irving Jester, h St. “Th ba Metor.” sales Co., 31045 GOOD USED CARS— year.' Carbations early, Prices | w'e Greenhouses, | ALLEN touring, 1 condition, Tires good. age, 127 Cherry St. Phene | CUT TLOWENS—Easter and cotiage plamts | o funeral work, at reasonable. nd LaSalle St room 4 Elm St Phone 339 Autos and frucks For sSale $400; motor In good Rudolph's Gar- 2051-2, Sales- Star sedan, Oukland coupe, Ford coupe. Dodge touring. merican six. touring, Hudson touring. N. B. | models Lut fairly cenhouse | EASTER TILT Daffodils, cut dragon, Sweet have a'pretty early sonable prices. 218 Oak St flowers, Peas, Easter pl and we will reserve it Adolfa Phone 2§43-12 « "arnations, 1t Hyacinths, Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St., BUICKS—tourlng and_roadsters, good buys. Hartford, Studebaker touring. Haynes touring. Maxwell touring. Not late Aaron G. Suab- | FETCKS—We have several you desire 10| ary in fine shupe, order iti giao . Vory rea| 31200 M. Irving Jester, Bulck _tourifg priced at 193 Arch Bt 1 “This is a_Studebaker Year.” Buick coupe. Hupmobile touring car. $100 to HONETMAN AUTO SALE3 CO. andallie, Florist, of over BUICK SEDAN 1922—lot condition, only driven FRUTT- ber, gns and pansies. nd shade trees, privet hedge, rose Paduc Price reasonable. M. Arch street. i grapevines, bar | bushe lydran- { 2 Oak St. Lost and Found BUICK—Big 4. touriug car, in Price $100. C. A. Bence, | Finder call METAL—delivery 100 Plone 221 PURPLE—leather ing gold ring I pocke Thuns Yale st ing car, New paint. Tires ontain- g in exceliont shape, M. Irving ALL- of money on 1: please Thange purse 31 train frow Satur telephone Hartford, Tost 1 for sale, 1 Containing sum | Tel, 3069 Irving Jester, 195 1921—model 48, 7_pas; Price §790. tudebaker Year. Inguire, Beilin, extras, A-1 2,000 miles. TEL. EVENINGS 133 ARCH ST, 2100, OPEN guod shape. 61 Main Bt nger tour- USED CARS— and engine Terms to | 193 Star sedan. Essex touring car. 4 Oakland coupe, 1‘\_%;“’: G Maxwell touring ca: Ruick, 7 pass. touring Bulck sedan, 7 pass. Jester, car, LET good appearances and oit stern $Ti—and Millivery d . Finder tern Millinery it train tie betw the Woolworth please or and T ihe| engine. Superior Auto U St. Phone 211. n the Soda T893 —touring car, tires. new top, cllent | Arch § Hudson touring, pass. Studebaker big 6, touring Bulck coupe, car, store Sat. turn to the ve reward, ments are being made and defi- nite announcement of the pro- gram will be made soon. QUAKES RECORDED Seismographs in European Stations Note Severe Earth Tremors EARLY RONUS ACTION Rome, April 15.—The observatory at l"aenza registered a voilent earth- Up This Week quake beginning at 6:35 o'clock last y | evening. The seismograph instru- Washington, April 15, —Farly and |y enes vibrated nearly four hours. speedy consideration of the soldier | bonus bill by the eenate was in pros- pect today after its formal presenta- tion to the chamber by Senator Cur- tis, Kansas, a republican member of the finance committee who was as- | signed the task of making the report, | t¢rday afternoon. The measure already passed byythe | MR 3 house, carries only minor amend- | ments proposed by the senate com- | West Bromwich observatory at 5.30 mittee, p. m, yesterday recorded an earth Priority over the tax rveduction |8hock more scvere than that in Japan measure was voted for the bonus bill | last year. The disturbance was esti- by republicans of the finance commit- | mated to have heen about 7,000 miles tee and Chairman Smoot expects to |distant .supposedly in the Pacific call it up before the end of the week, | Ocean bed. Plans to Institute such action by to- | morrow or Thursday however, were checked somewhat by fatlure of the senate to restrict debate today on the immigration bill, | fmary report of Henry Ford's Detroit Upon completion of the immigra- i Toledo & Tronton rallroad fi 1923 tion measure and prior to considera- }lho\n net income of $1,417, , com- tion of the bonus bill it is likely Mr, | pared with a deficit of $1,018,742 for Smoot sald, that the Reed proposal | 1222, This is equivalent to $17.21 a to recodify the veterans’ bureau rules | share on the combined 812,489,948 will be disposed of probably in a | preferred and common stock., Both single day. Immediately after dis- | issues sharve alike after four per cent position of the bonus bill the revenue | has been paid on each. Gross revenue measure is to be taken up under Mr, | amounted to $10,417,412, Smoot's plans, The democratic minority report on the revenue bill i will be submitted to the senate later c 2 ity Advertisements The Health Department will receive sealed bids for the collection of gar- in the week. bage in New Britain, Eaid bids to be filed in the office of the Board of Health on or before April 19, 1024, Copies of the contracts are available at the same office, WANTED DRESSMAKER For our Alteration Dept. ROTHFEDER’S 378 Main St. Measure Very Likely to Be Brought Dublin, April 15.—The seismograph {instrument at Rathfarnham castle was agitated for one and one-half | hours, beginning at 5: T.ondon reported last night that the FORD'S RAILROAD REPORT, ew York, April. 15.—~The prelim- ASHM CERFTAINLY | TOWMEG A W/MALE OF Busis = —~ A COLD (REAM 5 PACKRPIIAY ) NOOA Ary N ANGHT HE G | DELIVERIM /’ “THE > SAUEE! S -’ : YER LISTEA Y wAMT THE FLIVVER A DELIVERY WAGCHM, I APPRECIATE THE KIND “THOUGHT T BEAT ThHE \ ,, "= THAMKS { AwFUL ) WAIK . ASwH FER wWELCCr s o 41 o'clock yes- me; Kodaks, Anscos, ttesa- 1 Prices from Studio. cameras, one dollar to $75. Enster Sunday don't forget to got a We have the biggest variety of | and the lmported Con- t Buirk Buick, 1919 made, Arcade he Dbest Studebaker light six B 1 1 1 1 1 Store Announcements These cars are all in B. GEORG 10, IEG Main ain St dire FRUE—5x7 enla fiim Main St TO—get St.., Acquaimted Rritain, each haircut, the Shop will give a free hair tonic rub with | —jeweler, formerly of Roomm | fs now iy_oppos ment_ wit developed by Ohri with Burrit - » throughout located at 43 Hics Giten Kast Main St. every roll of dte. 72 West NEW BRITAIN BUICK The children of 225 ARCH ST, PHON t IHotel Barber | Co i WEAT scre T, B, wetal strips saves Woo STRIPS—Tnetail coi 1 AUTOMOTIVE ] Auto and Truck Agumles Phone 2765, are I X8 for sale, capacity each and ton eapacity, Tor e Cahn ab 0 or The Accurate al bills, window 1 further BUICK are g MOTOR vetng_ bu themn," Arch_ stieet. CARS—~ Buick w Britain Pho “Hetter caly is builde Bulok Co. ne 2607, Motor West service, Bunerior and eeivice, Elmn St corner DURANT AND FORD CATS, ot values, Bervice Station, ¥ CHANDLER and llewl-nd motol care snd i s Co., ¥ Reputabie Maln,_corner_Lanculn_street, MOTOR UODGE BHOTHERE MOTOR CALS—Salos ankln BTAR mwtor cars, Sa “Just Real Good Care” G, el ordson tractor. \ce; gonuine parte And nccessoies. I||ul|\n Sales & nnnu HUDSON AND ESSE: HU f‘ll(lflll.h CARS—Sa; __Stanley und 6 Mein Dodge RBros, 1821 ing. 1921 screen delivery, roadster. ing. 19 Bssex, Durant 1922 coach, 8. & F. MOTOR SALES DODGE BROTHERS DE ELM ST, OPEN EVE 155 t;_'phone 22 Sulus seive INGS, CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITT— touring Imers touring car. and can be bought at a NE 3805, g out, 2 Whites of 2 tons Brockway it it at 13 Main DEPENDABLE USED CARS— roadster, 1821 Ruicks, 1922 coupe, 1922 tour- Terms ALERS PHON us alout our easy time paymenst on new and used cars. o AN AUTO SALES CO, coupe. 139 ARCH ST, PHONE 2100, car. touring. w904 condition, Aaron G, Cohen, Tne. ford. HUPMOBILE 192 —coupe, g00d appearance excellent engine and 5 good tires. Cash o terms. A, G. lawker, 52 Elm 8t saons 838, _j HATNES, 1921~ pass. brougham, in excel lent shape throvghout, neiw paint, 5 new tires and wire M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St ta & Btudebaker _Year.! goode shap . there model. Price perfect camdition. 27 Cherry B Pho 4 Eim 8t Phone of 1% particulars, St. Phone 3392, | TCPMOBTIE TCURTNG Tt Tias condls tion, only run 7,500 miles. Wil sell rea- sonable. Dr. Losch, 53 Main St. Phone 5 | shape and Jooks goo Main S TIRERTY Garage, 17 Uhery 2 Salesroom, & ¥Im St. Phone 3393, GAKTAND, 1020—sedan, good peint, tiree and upholsters. Very good meohanically, Price only Terms to sult purchaser, M. Trving Jester 183 Arch Bt *This ia & a Studel nkrr Year, tours 1922 1923 sodan, arranged, CORP, ARSI m, Al touring Prices are 1915 your choice at §340 at $15) Terms to sult pur. chaser, M. Irvirg Joster, 193 Arch Bt. “This Is a Btudemier Yea ~10UFIng car, & PASFEnger, ndled cawfully, new paint and tires. * This is an excellent buy at Terms to st purchaser, M, Irv- ester, 193 Arh § This 1y K 1. r, A ODUDGE=10ui 1§, i tren Rudoivh’'s Gaiugs, Salesivuin, 4 DODGE —-roadster, 193 looks good, fine tire! Superior Auto Co, 178 Arch won T , Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone Yew iitaln and vicinity UCKS—Rackliffe ¥ 000 milex, looks lile nes and Ber\lso. MAXWELL ervice, 0 the world over, Service, 142 Arel and McGauley and Benuett 9§ Atch 8t NGTON=Tligh grade molor cais, 8al €. A, Bence 61 Main 8 ned, can 2, Tieason for selling of used cars and parts, Plione 209 127 Cheiry St, Phons ._Phube 3392 bo soen at 48 Moward VB ANLo exhAlRe, 26 Willow street, aud paint | ST oT good used Studebakers to rhoo: M. Trving Jester, 113 Arch St. 4_Studebaliier Yoar." STANTEY STRAM-cars, to choose from. These have boen ever- bauled In_our shop - Acren G, Cohen, 185 Park 8t., Kartford, S, new paint 51 Main 8t Phone ™5 ot Wa offs Privately St Tel, Bargain for TN ime FOTRD— combinAtion runabout 1922, in first class condition Washington St., Plainyille, jervice. A, G, _'phione 2456, _Bt. (near Ein), 8il aud Uaklaud motor Hawker, A Whitmore Palge-Jewett Co, Plhor very tudolph, USED CARS~ and Phone 45-4, 1988 Studebaker, 1922 5 Dod, Reo, & Oldemablle rnnu touiing. Cadlllac touring. 1919 19 edan, 5 good t M. Bearle & Co, Elm and Park # ‘phone 2110, Enubbers. tdo not to Puntil the been confirmed. begin Loca) REO MOTOR CARS and tru:ke, | Sales a New agen Members of the British draw election of a speaker has Auto o, 178 Arch 8t wpholstery and engine excellent, Phone Tres. paint, 1917 Tord touring, cheap. Buperior 211, Good used cars at rigst prices. ud Service, o Brita'n, s for Fonrn cov t_once. Flion A1 condition, must be so1d [ AMERICAN SALES 1XNC, FORD—touring (ar, 5 model, brand new, Ave, 1st floor. passenger, Inquire, 185 Hartford T8 § ELM STREET, TEL. 1012, OPEN EYTENINGS. D —coupe, kood condition, 850 down. $15 a month for Address, Box hetween 8 and Tunat second floor, Parliament their salaries N MY LIl ROLLER- SKATE , SO T'SPEAK < T new tir 10 nont} ierald or phome 03 192 MAXWELL COUPE~ LATE MO MILEAGE THE OWNF HAS PURCHASBED A KBEW FO D WE ARE SBLL- DA NG THIS CAR FOR HIM. A WONDERFULL EBLY PLMER ALTOMOBM.E CO, BER FORD DEALERS ST, PHONE 1,13 PION MAIN new Toras, Al 1n priced low with taken in trade f g00d condition easy terms, Hupmobile 18, teuri Btudebaker 17, touriag car. Allen 17, touring car. Dodge 18, sedan, Maswell 17, touring ear. Hudson 18, coupe. Mitehell 21, touring Chevrolet Ford car, 1 ton worm drive truck. n Aslivery. touring car. coupe. AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGE. PHONE 20-3. 55 ARCH ST STUDEBAKER, 1924—special ®x tourin demonstrator. This car s just proper) broken in and looks mew. M. irving Jes- ter, 193 Arch St. “This is a Studecbaiers Tea condition throughout. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. “This 18 &° Studebaker Tear.” fi EBAKER 1910—touring car in gosd n ©C. A. Benca, §1 Main n.h-— $i—down, $5 a 'nl still gives :ou chance to ewn & farliy good used Aaren G. Cohen, 1Ime. 185 Park © Hartford, Conn. JDEBA --big 6, Brand sew tires, A-1 g condition. Will sell for $I50, priiatelr ownad 2eka U