New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1924, Page 18

18 PAUL CAMBON DEAD, “FRENCH DIPLOMAT Formerly Was Ambassador (0 Great Britain By the Associated Tres Paris, Ma former I'rench ambassador to don, died at his home here last night eminent Pierre Paul Cambon, French statesman and international fame in the eariy of the present century for in behalf of the Anglo-French a ment of April 8, 1904, erfui and far reaching diale was horn Paul Cambon brothers, all of whom uous in French the same time, the best known of the diplomat Entente was 1 were Jules Cambon, three, was bassador to Washington: Paul was ac- third ar post at Cc E credited to l.ondon, and the brother was in a =im stantinople, M. Paul Cambon » 1843, He w called as born 20 to the sian bar some 20 years later, and af- work in Iministrative departments, diplomatie ter 10 years of & various goyvernment transferred to the and appointetd minister tiary at Tunis. In 1586 French ambassador to two years later went to Constant in the same capacity. 1n 1808 he gented his credentials as am to the Court of James, He was still in London years later, the r¢ England and France eritical stag~ ovey the dent in Egypt. Wing Ma. wi fully and secretly, had program to rcadiust | hrium, and hring England, 1'ran Russia toget 2% a means setting the powerful frirle between Germany, Austria The late Thcophile Delearse sented IPrance in the treoty tions while the Nritish lookad after by Lord Paul Cambon acted as interi during the negotintions, largaly through him the Aifienltics were ironed nomwneement that an ¢ been rewched car 1904, and astounde The. basis of the provid the eench s [ certain long sianding rights in while Lngland conceded that occupied a privileged position Moroceo, Aside from cardinal points, the ireaty up many between the two pations was hafled as the “Ent» or the vehicle by | England were hrou into elose political 1esh important to Burope v that Russie came indirectly agreement through her pre ising alliance with Pran King Fdwards oviginal purposr uniting the three countrirs sueh a treaty was c cocomnliehed M. Cambon negotiated the final ufter Del Lansdowne grecd upon 1 sential terms, White was not underes time, there ware e foregaw the tremendons tente coddials would Inter, when the Wor Europe, M. Cambon came promi front in 1914, and pia ANt part in frustrating | Germany to Creat it otrugele wamhier he Madrid wl ations had reac I"asheodn workipg launch rope and Lansdowne settling The ae the ite import imated even ot 1 antly n e Drawings in color more than 22 found in & ca male, buls, 1t are port in Zpain ayed, 290—VPierre Paul Cambon Lon- days his off when the po Cor one of t conspic- und diplomatic affairs later Pari- sor plenipoten- ador hetween ed inci- eare J uil interests were 1 for nd 1'ra also wound ther matters of controvers treaty Cordis together Hardlv into fously toth o FURTHER INQUIRY ON OIL CONTRACTS Sinciair and Fall Arc Mentioned in Testimony M o the fuel o -Further contra in- the Washing quiry ir ¥leet corporation the house mittee investigating the shipping is eapected to follow the taking ay which brought former Secretary 1ull into t was in 1 its by ¢om- board WON of testimony yeste and evide names ris the Sinclair Company ree- nee. The commiitee lay but will resume turday. the committee was told, refus- July 1 to renew wiich shipping government royalty oil in ontana and Wyom since 1820, at am- a saving placed at $5,800,000, by M Bowen, manager of purchases and of the corporation. .Joseph Sheedy, vice president of the cor- poration, estimated ti continuation contract would have brought further r ing of about 5 .t hear- ge Fall ed in - the supp! uary of the about a 00 a year. Sinel Bow always on A representatives, said, nd during negoti hetween the hoard officials and Fall for extension of the reement and subsequently were awarded a con- nd ng for a price al ple ier than market quotations. pre witness declared, told him the oil was of such high grade that he want- «d more for it than the market quo- tation and that he also desired to en- inte a contract with someone other that the company which vas operating in tae Salt Creek field, which the est Refining Compan The was it i for a one was i his called for n the Salt Creek sheedy asserted, price contract, Bowen and did not offsct the loss sustained hy the ., when it was forced te contract visewhere its oil and the former in time, the royalty oi! production increasing in the have heen sufficient to hoard’s necds on the Pacific and part of its At. rmer secretary, fully informed of the royalty con- and for clared t, with tields, would meet the nnd Gulf coast lantic fleet, The they insisted, was dvantages of WETHERED ADVANCES, British Champion Takes But 1 Playing 13 Holes Today. of o pt Anc in Teling Andre only ., May 1 for 13 Wioles played Roger Wethered, British ur golf advanced ugh the fourth round of the amn- champlonship hers today, put- up of the most brilliant »x hibitions of golf ever seen in an im. British competition in his tain ttle, Weathered defeat Clive of Wilmslow, 7 up and 5 the core being 5 strokes under the av age of Cyril Tolley, also in form, dispossd of Mujor ¢ Tantallon, T up and 5 1o play g0ing the required reute in 1 der 48 scotland strokes the he na champion tir ile ting ne and portant e Lt play ht to re faet the ex q se o champion's 1e magnificent Camphell, ol- un MacDonsld to Ask General Elzction if Defeated May 0 who Minister house Prim speceh i the clearly indicated was defeat ] to reduce the Labor Shaw, a test vote of rment's policy loyment, it Aty in a gen- Loy chonald in a cominons today liis government on the motion f Minister bee m lon " " m named because impoted into y believed firet Iz Turkey. nera from | J t re av It Inc awarded dren's co w pi — ’}r- th ru ch pe th pr He Me ur 1y in Ay It th th 19 1 Fossil of Great § sil al “ in T in Lankruntey br in. m 1 W NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924, Whoozit Y 1t about the prizes ppened that essed correctly to the Salvation is yet to he coliected by Home. Lverything possible nfuse the guessers, rules e in the reading matter under the the disregard of There tonight sful rur ceived at varded in 80 ha ody wi no mors had 1,000 guesses Herald and the lucky two nights 81 Army the r has a Ve sue- we 830 ones, to no- was done to special cture and ery SECRETARY MELLON put the In this way, guesscrs had a who the paper affer Neatness, too, raised hay birds who woc ese rules person out of nning sup- with r. ize. The picture ild was the secretary is the early were i of the prize wi May 2%, 19 City evening Andrew as ness of ollon 158 He ¥ ying Vhoozit" Editor Dear Siri—1 think the “Wi the May 28 New Britain 1i¢ wdrew Mellon, secrotary of trea hink are iy, of his eyes, makes me square, is him because in. His chin it him, it hoping 1 am the lucky Yours truly, HOYTY New Brit it s et ink sl i te is AR, Conn, ] 1 Vine Strect, in, ze Uncovered in France Auxere, France, May 29 The of an Tehthyosau exception- large size has been discovered in nt quarry at St, Colow be the second found at that y he natural history muscum s send- g an cminent 1o snu- intend the fossil us of Iy ce I3 paleontologist removal of the BANK Have ey May edin CASES, New ", 29, —Involuntary proce the Godfrey automobile have been and Jde cquip- '8 ought against e, dealers "n ent specialtios and tires, this city, in United bankruptey court whout § A composite has e stai te $12.000 the nts on dollar WORKMAN IS GASSED. May employ M i Char- Torrington, Gordon i, 31 aterbury 1 project, wa tte Hung rford n from Bantam n gassed whi on the & brought 1o the hospital this after- had du- 1 S —_— OUNCEMEN Lost and Found THE HERALD | pr—e AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale “WANT ADS” Quick shel ierale tortolse m_to ally Arranged For ndly ret i good appearances and Excell W L1 up in finder and Iteady Reference. 2 LINE RATE: A ets, tied 1IVE INSERTIONS t reward to Charge Prepaid i aining thr Dwigh rews beral vicinity tion. L turned 1o He; engine. Superior Aute Ijand s Phone 211, dkerchief. new top, AUTOMOTIVE Autos and, T'rucks For Sale OVERLAN Dgwmodel 83, touring, e. congition, new tiggs. Rudolph’s ( b 13 Cherry St. Plone 2051-2, - Salesroom, 4 Elm St. Phone, lent to 8§ include Oaklands, Oldsmgbiles. slight, repairs. Aaron Park St, Hartford, eir return ce rings, it or ard re- G. Tne nings. o 185 it Overlands. Some Cohen, Open eve- FAIG Ting §00d" condition. honie 1134 STUDEBABGER 1919—touring car i mnning eondition. G. A. Bence b1 car, m in §000 Mair red, L vonta near center eturn to He SETROOK olley ps \fort station, d. Tning _ $1% or Men's rald. Re BUICKS - pass. roadster, A AN AT ritain and ¥ ti, 353 Oak street, nes to fast Minimum Sp; Minimum Charge, Tetween Teward fo Now or return, roadster, roadster, coupe. nass, pass, pass, epted After 1 ge on Same Da the Telephone for Call 925 Qperator A Store Announcements IORGES—jeweler, HpLen (G 166 Main St. is now e of Customers for a “Want Ad* 10, tocat forineriy of Room ' Main St., directly opposite East Matn St 7! LOCOMORI 1215 7 pass for | sedrn, fec ery, ed at 436 t e —————————— T po—e e ) ANNOUNCEMENTS BURIAL NEW 5X7 enlargement witn every roll of | by Ohrastegts. 72 West STUDERAKER llent buy. ] them for Deo L all makes, all sizee. ration Day a camera, we so rent and repair cameras. 223 light 6 touring, exc all prices Arcade PRSI Burial Vault ouuments TVAUTTS—Concrete stecl ed, water prouf, heremetically sealed. wiil outiast either wood or metal. Do not require larger Ir.s, ieasonably priced. N. I3 Vault Maple., Phone 2765, ment Worke, aments of all sizes and Ce rving and letter cutting our RADIO t % discount on radia ing our alteration sale, WIDENER'S, Oak Mo eri § MAIN STR f his office at the Drg Store, 501 Main | St N o |1 ve Vious.~ e 1 Nurseryme " R PS—install th | strips saves 1-3 coal hill screens. T. E. Wonds Phone NEW BRITAIN ARCH ST. BUICK PHONE 2607, parts and condition St. Phone 2218, THO Stouring car, 5 passenzer, gond con- mavle price, Call at 22 Hor- ditign, re nd_fioor, ace street USKOQCARS— tagien In trade for new Fords. All in | 904 condition and priced low with i easy terms. Overland touring, model §3 Overland touring, model Allen 17, toumng car, well 17, touring 1Mdson 13, coupe. Cgewolet 22, coups. l‘l.\.';( 20, coupe, " . touring car. coupe, sedan, 1 ton worm drive % ton delivery. roadster, touring car. coupe. roadster, 20, UHEVROLET—touring car, 1918, OK run- | ning order. Price $160, Co., Wimn. Roushey Inquire at Conn. AUTQMOTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGE. PHONE 722-2, 86 ARCH 8T, | CHEVROLET, 132 | " Rudolph's Garage, 1 2051 Salesroom, edanette, like Cherry St. Elm St. Phone 3392, s yyindow | GODGE—roadster, 1 ‘mechanical tion perfect, Rudolph's Garage, WANTED nhonog blanks at schual children informa 138 Mai all Widener's, Kinds, sandallie's Phone 2643~ otted plants, free deliver Tawiine agons. K MUTOR — CARS—"Hett veing bullt and Bulck theui” New Britain Archi__ stieet. Phone 26 bedding pla surprenant, “and 1 Wh e ting steeet L AUTOMOTIVE | _—_— "~ Auto and Truck Agencies Bulck Co. = Chery St._Phone 2051-2 con 127| USED CARS— o ) tion n enter and street, DODGE—roadster, 1921 very looks good, fine tires. This | Superior Auto Co., 176 Arch, hape bargain Phone 211, | tudebaker “Big &' secan 1921 Ko, 6'pass., sedan, $659, 1918 ED. KENNEDYS—auto exchangs, {ull Iine | jq;3 26 Willow street. of used cars and parts, Phone 2093, Cadillac touring ear, 7 pass., Chandler tour, ¢ pass, 3§ 1318 Oldsmobile tour. car 7 pass. 31 | FORDI—rondster, 1919 w Buick coupe, model Heleen Garage, 10 - | FORD—speedster, 3 | FORD—speedster, can | bullds | 5 Arch_atroet, special _bullt tndividual rage, 127 Cherry St. reom 4 Elm St fenders $300. Rudolph' Phone 2051-2, Sal hone 5392, 07. CHANDLER aud Cleveland moter accessories, American Seles Co., FIRANTUNMS —10c to : pot sage 40 and 4 ., 40e, & do A dor. cars and | SEe % yorps- tomatos embio return JILLAC CARS — Saler and h Motor Co. “A Reputable West_Mualn, corner Lincoln etre MOTOR CATIS—8, Superior Auto Compi Phone 211, Mill ity Ca to CHLVROLE service, Arch hed, tan _in ewa please . Bervice, | Osomn.” | ALL MODELS ALL PRICES ny, 5 DULGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—Saies - 8. & F. Motor Bales Co., 165 and service. FElm_8t, corner Franklin; 'phol DURANT AND STAR motor ca and service. A. Bence, 1§ Maln etreet; FORD CATS, Fordeon tractor, genuine parts and Sales & Service Co., 200 Ulperforms any e ales & Service, 43 Meckman, Phone §127 ‘ph [l “Just Real Good Care. cconsories, Autos Woodland St., TERMS ARRANGED ne 731, PRICES RIGHT re. Sales G, one 2316, werve ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO, 22 MAIN STREET. 5 Nola. NEW BRITAIN ar in its | | FORD COUPE, 1935—just overhauled, | HUPMOBILE CARS—Baies ervice Station, Hartfon Stanloy and § Main St. NOTICE A A M. extras. DPrice reasonable. Chapman St., after 5 p. m. Inquir Poyer has recoy illness and will he at Dr, doha |} rom his recent car values, S man Auto Bal : | _139_Arch 8t and at his home office, 70 Walnut (NTERNATIONAL Can be scen at any time, LEXINGTON—HIigh grade motor cars. Saiss rvise, C. A, Bence. §1 Maln 8t.; g : Special Notice ‘ol AWELL AND CHRYSLE! - . _“‘ Bennett, Decoration | §i6 the world over, Service, 143 Arch Barber £hops will close day (Friday), May 30th, all day. Win | 8t advt, A, G, Hawke 466, Service, phon OF HEARING May | oF NOTIC 1in, Whitmore Paige-Jewett Ci 8t., (near Elm), Phone 3308 TED MOTOR CARI M, Searle & Co., Elm and Park £t ‘phore 2110. Local Snubbers, WILLY cars, showroom at ¢ Eim 8t, | Cherry 8t, “The Bleeve-Vi R._C. Rudolph; 'phons 2051-2. #5; probate eourt 18 Margaret ot the & or Margaret Britain, In and New Brital ald diw decense Jomeph Saldl pray may ba authorized convey certain Britaln, as more fully ppli s adn Upon nistrator he well and ) wald New file cred . m » is n oon he leard office, In the 2nd lock in o given o wald at sald . application the probate district, on 024 ] no ay g t newspaper lia nd by posti e at dotermined Rritain, in t June A. and o and mervice, Onorato Motor . Main St.Phone 3426, v special six tourtm $1,750; ¥, O, fon and the . we | pub g Autos and ol | {TDSON AND LSBEX—America's Ieading | the new coaches. Ho TRUCKS—~Rackliffe Park and Bigelow Sta. Phone, R~ CARB—Tuvorably knowe ¥. L. Groen, Bales and Phons 625, main open until 9 o'clock night pre- | _ NASIH and Oakiand inotor cars, Salas and 68 Blm strest; | i PAIGE AND JEWETT—81086 to_ 92770, 319 B Main nd truska iKenseth rvice, con | agents for S-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND weto) sorvien 137 ROLLIN—and Jordan Motor CArs, eal STUDEBAKERS—Mght six touring, $1046 $1426; big aix tourin . factory, M, Irving Jeet 193 Arch Bt “This s & Studebaker yea rucks For Sale GOOD USED CARS— at the Maxwell & Ch department. 1922 Maxwell tourin 1918 Willys-Knight, 1922 Reo speed wagon, 1920 Maxwell, $180, 1916 Oakland, $150, MeGAULEY & BENNETT, 9% ARCH STREPT. PHONE 2053, d_vieinity | and 8 Arch USED CARS— Rulelk ant Jewett sedan. | Mazwell touring, Star aedan. Dodge touring, American six touring. Hudson touring. Studebaker tourd Haynes touring, n, Comn.; | Gabriel Metor. HONEYMAN AUTO SALES 0O, o 119 ARCH #T. TED. NN Co, 18 OPEN EVENINGS TUPMORBILE, 192 touring, | terms, Bt Hartofrd, ¥ ~touring, alse 19! | BUICK=0ig_4, touring car, Price $100, C. A, Benci Plione 2315, b1 in good sha LEXINGTON Looks Nis new! gal. Aaron G. Cohen, TIn Main PTTOR roadsters and tnurings, mode! this court of Tudge. | Aaron (. Cohen, Hartford, Open event DESPTE AS FAULTS WE AL LKE JiM == HE'S WY STARS' TS Doc PourRia’ AL THAT “WMooTCH © ASH. J ( ( SHEIRK'S APFLE My Tvom e HE HIM. AND THE oMLY Cu s COLORFOUL , 1 TN SYOU SAD (T, JESC -~ AE'S QOLOREUL == “THAT'S HOW HE'S ACTING , TOO J Come En, You \ SARPEMNT. PO vER STURE! Priced Jow and 014 on sur &, Marford. Opsn evenings LEXINGTON, 1923—touring, 1 good paint, first elass condition, Bence. Phone 2118, 1919 and Ine., 186 nge. | s ny 22 Cioe Srennch overhead | valves, geared up, wira wheels, sport body | or used oar Both in best of condition. Fasy Anron G, Cohen, Ine, 155 Park passenger, a W attachabls body. | Buick 4 pass. AMER | § ELM ST, K.d EEED CARS-—- ’ N SALES CoO, FHONE 1712, Moon demonstration, Bulck goadster, Buick tourng Chevplet ssdan, Ford sedan, ¥. L. GREEN, 142 ARCH STREET. P USED CARS—~ ¢ ny ( 00 Theap cars all in good running condl. tign, -some newly painted and with good tiae equipment are priced low with easy temns. The allowances we made on & Pt payment for new Btudebakers wars Y47 conservative, hemce the lower pifoes. Car Firet Payment Studebaker touring o838, Studebaker pedan L Btudebaker touring 108, Studebaker wadan S0, Bulck touring s1s0, Bulck touring " Bulek touring “" Paige touring (L9 Hayneg goupe Pord sedan s Ot ke 190 1992 1033 1928 T DT mr tLL) 1w 1920 my ne TH U A Swtdaee Puet < ADAciAl 7 pASNenger touring. Thin 18 & genuine ba 185 Park A ] :. ‘-kk.'wlfll‘ m - - A 6, HAWKRR, TEL. 2488, 1 mLM ey, to Parts and Accessories " | AUTOWBUPPLIPB—~FISTON PING, Afl | 164y HAMMERED RINGS RATSE ING, MOBILOIL OILA ECON- OMY AUTO SUPPLY CO. 11 MAIN 8T, BAT IES«The Willard bas-proves | wari‘ Try w Eimmons Storage By 3 8. fir?mu — Westinghouss, automobils and radio battgies. Cotton's Battery Bervice Sta, 309 E. Main St Tel 1171-6 —d . prices reason- able. The Bail Tire Co., 319 Arch. 1743 UN F) —with every § d transmission greass in bulk ne, 25 per cent reduction am all makes of spark pluge. Handy Garags, Elm, ocr. Esymour street IGHPLIN N es and tubes. Gas and o | ice. Koppell Aute Supply Co. 203 Eim 8t Phons 2145, e ccum cup tires, 309 .75; 3234 over size eord H, Cog#well, 8 Chestnut 8t BERVICE—Gas. o/l and gyares Distyibutors, Kelley-Springfield and Fire- Cord tires, Clark's Ace Sh0p, 138 South Main St Phone ) RAGE BATTERIES—and R e J. M. Farrell, 110 Franki's Sq. ofte 1 chie OUR: BATTERS-18 THE LIFB OF ™ YO CAR AND SHOULD BE GIVEN | PRQPER ATTENTION AT REGULAR & VALS, CAREFUL SERVICE AT | THE O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY STA- TION. PHONE 900, ! 39 WASHINGTON T Avtos—Tan service ] |€ AXi, PHONE ihen you call | ' send you the best cars and mew afal & STATTAN '.'\\En s w Ask for L. ¥ TELITW . CAB BERV waicab bult 1o insure fort for the asengers first o wns 19 tionsl GuErier wile BAH eenger 10 cta exvem Vhos medate ettestion. N B 41 far quick Hote! 1 owre and com " eaa Vaves 3w e 1 e h taw