New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1924, Page 26

26 DAWES AGCEFTED AS. PUBLIC DUTY Friends Say However, He Did Not Vam 10 Be Candidate the Assouiated Chicago, June 13 the republican par Charles G fame as its choice 1€ United State ment la 1id not come eral's triends can leaders over W, Upham, committecmal By Dawes Follett 1 surp 156 her many ey and Fred tiona Cleveland signed the became knov for Ge aneral contention natior Dawes nominatio but dier,” 1 ™ cepted Refore asserte viee-pr a few labors in framing t I he Waw a get back his home in Evanston and attend to his busine He Aven up his personal affairs to se the nation during the war and agw as director of the budget Presi- dent Harding office “ later accepted the So opposed to rec office was the general that he and even almost stormed a onvention publicity his mame in connection vies-presidency Nominate Lowden’ eral's mathod of turning light toward former Gove 0. Lowden, lowden however, parently rejoiced last night when formed that General Dawes had been named. Today at the Central Trust company of Illinois, the bank of which he is chairman of the board, stacks of telegrams of con- gratulation were received from all ove, the country. One message from a New York friend, after enthusiastically present- inz his satisfaction, added: '‘Modified congratulations to Dawes, who has my sympathy.” For Mrs. Dawes was more opposcd to the thought of giving up her beau- tiful Evanston home to live in Wash ington, should the Coolidge-Dawes ticket be successful, than was the general The general who has been spending tlie week at Marietta College in Ohio, where he was graduated, quietly en- feying the full week of commence- ment exercises and incidenta dodg- ing the Cleveland conventlion, Is cx- peeted home tomorrow, Veterans May Accept Space in City Hall The meeting room on the third floor of ecity hall which has bheen nl lotted to the ex-servigemen’'s organ! rations and which is being held pend ing A decision as to whether the ser\ feemen wish to take it over, will prob ably be accepted, despite the reported refusal of one af the arganizations to consider the proposition 4 A spokesman of ene of the several groups of ex-soldiers has informed Becretary W, G, Dunn of the eity hall eommission that the Civil War Vet erans, Spanish-American War veter. ans and at least two of the World War veterans posts are agreeable to the city's offer and wish to take over the room whenever the city is ready Another orgmnization of World War veterans 18 peported to ha opposed, good his p freque want t v returs IS SUCCess! reparations ex- to ntly weeks report, xious to perts’ s had wher 100k d stifl reparations task iving a inst any public mentioning with the th the nor Frank ap- in- was spot- general's office in the Mrs, No Peonomy How s young Sandy He took up journalism, Mactavish- getting on? d1dn't he? Donald—Och, aye, but they would only let him write on one side of the paper, and the waste broke his heart w—Teeds Mercury, THE POTTERS " WHERE o vou Ger THE NEW MALD, SHE LOOKS LIRE A CRY FDR WELP.~ 4 S N NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, I'RIDAY, MISSISSIFPI IS CRACK SHIP OF BATTLE FLEET DOUMERGUE HAS HAD NUMEROUS BFFICES New: French President Was at One Time Premier Holds Speed Record and Stands in I t Banks fie EMicient Gunnery Perfo: iance I'edro, Calif N : ships of Ju is United Staw.s bat- was launched in first was & prizc- with men in s sissippi o sl from 1t and popui sereice carri five-im the aston I'resi- assem Doume eoted 145inch ie national eight guns ught is 624 fent t beam aml hat a dis- tons guns three.inch 515 votes 1 with president 3049 votes, arious other candi These fiz officialy announsed in open ses the assembly four six-inch and Pau of chamber 29 Paini deputi in of s votes 18 re e bern navy, he e Llank bailots. in the r crews the front holding their marksman- was Mississippi that battleship in experi- in the Caribbean se in her in, Pacific established a speed ree- by traveling grom Cape Flattery | nas Bay mile an aver- peed of 19 knots. She is an oil as other ships in the squadron WESLEYAN ACTIVITIES Commencement Fxercises Begin To- With Annual Class Day Eaer- clses On Campus, gunnery Mississippi in the hies has we rank sion of many for = M. Doumergue, from the |Gara department and head of sen- ate, who today was elected to the thirteenth President of France to sue- ceed Alexander Milierand, has had It senator firing ship. the sank lona h he nmental v career a she ord ok 682 at urner are all day Middietown, Conn., June ~Wes- loyans' commencement a\'nnlwl be- gin today, the first event on the pro- | ram being the class day exercises on the camp! Edwin Blackwell | IKnowies, of Germantown, class presi- dent, delivers the president's address | which Acting President Leroy A. Howland of the university will re- spond, The class history is by Rollin Tarleton of Nutley, N; J. the class | poem by H. Lleyd Churchill of White Plains, N. the class prophecy by Herbert I, Bowman of Philadelphia and class presents and will by Wil liam H. Kelly, Jr, of Albany, N, Y, George Brickley, Jr, of Singapore, Malaysia, is master of the cup eere. mony, Leland E. LeGanke, Fast Cleveland, Ohio, master of the pipe ceremony and Marshall L. Umple of | Uxbridge, Mass, master of the vy ceramony. Following class day exercises come the fraternity receptions, a prelimin. ary meeting of Phi Reta Kappa and early this evening the dramatic asso. | ciation will present the commence- ment play “Ronds of Interest” on the steps of the North College, Fraternity reunions, banquets and serenading will end up the evening's festivities, IR S |Nimes in 1585 and several years later Mary Lew Amencan |became a mazistrate tn Cochin, China, '".] bfl)l‘e! burcess in 1593 becoming a special justice of | the peace in Algeria only to yield that London, June 13.—~The n-\mun-r-’m.,.mn when he became a deputy today wera commenting over the sue- [trom Nimes during the same year, | cess achieved by Mary Lewis, &0 | He hecame ministor for the colonies American singer who I8 making her j; 1902 and held that post until 1905 first appearance In England. 8he [when for a year he was vice president sang last evening in “Tales of Hoff- of the chambar. Then succesively he | mann” at His Majesty’s theater when |was minister of commerce, minister of | litness prevented the appearance of pyublic instruction, senator in 1910, Maggie Teyte, British National Opera (premier from 1013 ta 1914, foreign COMpANy Mar. [ minister the latter year, colonial min e |ister again from 1914 until 1017 and | PR, CURRAN \lflfl\fl HERE \finally president of the senate in | Dr, Edward Curran, formerly of 1023 Vaifview street, this eity, where his | Before the eaucus of the parties of family still resides has been spend. the left yesterday, M. Doumergue an ing a few days here preparatory to nounced that he was not a candidate returning to Philadelphia to take up [before the caucus but would stand for six months of hospital work before re- [election before the national assembly turning to this eity to practice medi. ?!mh\ When the caucus Aesignated cine M. Painleve as the candidate of the Dr. Curran was graduated from left parties and when leaders of the {Jafterson Medical achool at Philadel- [left, fearful of a hregk in their ranks phia this month with a degree of M. |asked both M. Painleve and M. Dou- . He holde an A, B, degr from mergue to retire in favor of a third Dartmouth where he was graduated candidate, $he president of the zenate after transfering from the University (refused, dsclaring he had or ad of Vermont, where he was prominent [vanced his own eandidacy and that he A8 m football player en_the varsity |declined to ask his friends to refrain squad, | trom voting for him Dr. Curean was graduated from the | local High schoeol in 1915 and at the outhreak of the war went averseas ~ith the 101st Machine (3un Battiion | to GASTON DOUMERGLE |1ong caveer in public life during which {he has been Premier and has held a number of portfolios in various mmls-! tries, | Born at Aigues-Vives August 1868, he began the practice of law at | The largest lodge of Fiks is Brook- Iyn lodge, No. 22, with approximate [y 11,636 members. | passed around to the | supper, {urday, 1./q JUNE oy THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Qu Burial | BURIAL Va el; water wil Alphabetically Arranged For and Ready [eference. LINE RATES FOR UTIVE INSERTIONS N. B Vaul CONS outlast not requite iarger I~.s. i AUTOMOTIVE | ——e 1 1924, s ) e Monume I AUTOMOTIVE Auln and 'h‘mh Agencies O MOTOR CARS and tru:ke. Kenneth | Scarle & Co., 1 Vaults Ulis—t proot, eithar Autos and Trucks For Sale DeTele sted) remfores heremetically sealed vood or metal reasonavly priced Plione 2765. Local agents for Gabrisi t ¢ Maple. Charge Pi 10 1 1 1 1 line line 1 line g 1 line 1,80 Rates Upon Appli 6 words 10 a line es to an inch Space, 3 lines m Boo arge, 55 No Ad Accepted After 1 P, Classified Page on Same Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone " e of Customers, Call for a “Want Ad" turm_to iption. ¢ AND S nd Jordan Motor and eervice. Onorato Moto! Main St. Phone 3425. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND iaotor cars, showroom at ¢ Elm St.; service, 137 Cherry 8t. “The Bleeve-Vaive Motol R. C. olph; ‘phone 2051-2. Works, aud des- our onument ients of all siz arv BUICK. 1224 DEMONSTRATORS— and_ Nurserymen 3 RAGE ts STUDEBAKERS—Light eis touring, 31048 special six touring, $1425; blg eix touring, $1,i50; F. O B. factory. M. Irving Jest 153 Arch St. “This is 8 Stydebaler yea Ve have had se many requests ic Aemonstration of our Bulck 5 passen ger standard touring car that w oftering a few demo ara thet lase been siightly exzep- Toui- naint ‘man whe ha: vdtor @ BUICK at 8 price New | he can afford to pay. Yeu may wish Phone | 1o re-dratt this somewhat, Ve are de | ermined that we are going to make a “lean up this mouth se that we ean Theae cars litt ent anteed mechanically, Arch St a Run Riitain Bu of extras, & s Clty Items MALL—com Poter Pearl Cou The Sons of Veterans ausiliary w proceed in the new sensan with all refinished, 191§, on force in the right direction 51 ile, 8, refinished, § Marm 1915, 5. Franklin tour- ng. o new. 1930 Oakland tour- ng Many others, Aaron G, Cohen, ra Hartford. Conn, TOUPES—We have 2 that have heen even in a demonstr n Bquare turned to 29 NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO. and card G hold a military social members and friends in tomorrow night Foot« party or A S o'l Anderson vs. at Ca advt hief William C, fire partment received cigars sino tonight. Noble of the Rartiett, 4 a box The be bought at a big say onsidered. C. A. 251 Plione 2215, TELEPHONE 1601, ARCH STREET. Main DY S—auto exchange, full ts and parts. 26 Willow str Phone 2 Main b TESEX COACH, 1922—looks good and is in vesterday afternoon from Kune Gree berg of West Main street to firemen who d crviee the fire in the Gr be 227 . GE 1 10, 166 Ma Main St., d at Store S—jeweler, mechanically. Upholstery thoroughly overhaul- Announcements rfect shape ";“""Y-“VF Room | 03" o cellent tires, Low price, C. A. irectly opposite kLast Main SI - = - . J_Sen 2 = , 1919 with attachable body home Tuesday morping Anderson ve. Foote at (' tilm ght. | Main St sino to 537 enlargement developed by Ohrnstedts, model Buick 4 pass.| FORDE— witn every roll of 107 Arch_street. e coupe 1523, excellent conditioy rage, ALL MODELS advt, The Circle of Raptist church will meet o'clock at the Children's Kate DePauley of \lenna her work among children in that country and WEATHER metal strip screens. Elim | tonight at § home, Mrs, will tell of and the will illus Mission the L Auto 'L AUTOMOTIVE TRIPS—Install fhe accurate saves 1-3 conl hills, window E. Wonds. Phone 2765, a bargain, Call Saturday. will sell at South Mai FORDe-ra dolp ALL PRICES Ru- | Phone | Phone condition, rry St im &t very gool rage, 127 Salesroom, TERMS ARRANGED | PRICES RIGHT Vacuum | and Truck Agencies special body and 88 Clark street. her lecture with moving BUICK are ing 5 trate tures Ande pic veing rson \s. Foote at Casino tonight. Arch MOTOR them.” CARS- " Hetter and Bulck 1e Britaln Bulck Phone 260 iring car, This car can be , With terms, Good running ndition, Automotive Used Car Exchange, | 86 Arch 8t, Phone 17689, ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. 31 MAIN STREET, builds Co. built New treet. adyvt, R CHANDLER His Purpose He—What time should 1 come? Voice Over thie "Phone Motor Coria alta t_Main, service, Atch St DObG and service, 8t, ¢ A “That's what I Tit-Bits, was coming after,” Special Notices tce; genuin: | CHEVROLET MO Superior BRO | _motive Bales and Clevel (OARLAND, 1918 —fouring car in fine shape NEW BRITAIN me-hanical very good tires, motor just thoroughly everhauled. Low price, Charland’s Aute Bervics Station, Main Bt. Fast Main. Phone 1344, AND model 4, 1031 Rudolph's Garag B Salesroom, and Servic "A Reputable « e1_Lancoln MOTOR CAR Auto Cor W GOOD USED CARS— right Phone Phone 33 TRUCK seen engine, Touring, pr 127 Cherry 4 Elm St Ph st JTHI 1923 1921 1018 1919 Oakland touring, 3500, Ruick touring, $500, Buick readster, $175, Chevrelet, F, B dan, Willys-Knight, $150, Moon, demonstrater, 8. & F. Motor orner Franklh D _STAR Can be vear. Gond | e, Call Corifa, Stewart, delivery, % at 103 West Main 8t just overhauled at sner Sunday, a. m. 9 to 12, A, J, STOP AND CONSIDER —we are offering ¢4 wonderfuls car values, terms as low as | 85 weekly, Aaron «i, Cohen, Inc, 186 Park Bt.. Hartford, onn . Ton, Fordson tractor, Sules serve © paris and accesroiies. Autos Service Cn., 200 K. Main F.o1 142 ARCH 8T PHONE 6 GREEN. REET Commencing Monday, June HUPMUBILE 1924, Rarber Shops will open at §:00 a. m. and will close at 7:30 p. m. five days a week, excepting Sat- Saturday will open at 8:00 | car values. and ~will close at 9:30 p. m, | [we Auto Stanley anc a. m Service Statlon, HUDSON AND & VALUTS--1023 Tlupmabile touring, refin- alied, only 3683, mlso 1923 Velie at §7 Jike new. Ruy these cara the Cohen way! | Aaron G. Cohen, Tne., 185 Park &t., Hart- ford ngs TWO—and reasanable and CARS—Saien und Service. Cily Hartford Ave. coiner ) 6 Main St. A. M _Paones BEX—America’s leading See the new coaches. Honey- Sales Co., Salw and Service, ‘phone 2109, OPEN EVENINGS, mn TRUCKS, ke GOOD USED CARS-— on easy | WNTERNATIONAL | Bros., Inc 1014, Agent TRUCKS— Rackiiffe | te Cohn about it at 7 Park and Bigelow Ste. Phone s for New Britain vicinit Mam St | At the Maxwell and Chrysler used car { Aepartment | CEXTNGTON—111gh grade motor « MAXWE wervice, A revelation of Candy goodness! M¢ _Phe MOTC | geryice, | the woild over 142 h 8A Malp 1924 Easex coa 1919 Btudebaker touring, Willys-Knight, Reo speed wagon C. A Bence 6 AND (HRYSLER=Sales and Gaulev apd Bennett 98 Arch | )R~ CARB=Favorably known F. L. Green, Sales and St _Phone 625 | 14 wiper, light Fard sedan, A-1 condition Ford, four door sedan, brand new looking § DUICKE - Arch 191 roadster NASH Bervice, A ‘phone 2456, P Bt., “(near | LR wirt Britatn withi lin, in of Connection A. D, 192 Present the « e o Tenks the last D will Inte Have Your eyes examined and glasses fitted by one who knows, Chureh cased This be allowed id estate to Heavy Zylo-shell spectacle frames; special price $3.50. Vertising In & Rerlin s st A Lewis A. Hines, Ref.D. Eyesight Specialist 57 PRATT ST. . Hartford Lenses and Examination Extra. PR | |t o N | i k out of here | my dog! Peddier first allow Rooms 504 and 505 whistle ~-Tj 00 Oakland notur Care. Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co., mation of nearent Housewife (to peddler) 1090 rondster, roadater, coupe, MGALLEY & BENKETT, 95 MIGH STREET, G. Hawker, 58 Eim street 1918 ETT to 1130 319 B Phone 3396, PHONE 2851, Kim). LOCOMORILE ESSEX USED HUDAON CAR DEPT 1914 sedan AND tor 1 portact eondition A » holden the district Vart and Ith ot TATION OF ol prot n and for at Now of Ber- | June, Wa need tinor space tollowing cars at a oany terma udsen coach Etar medan, Ruick roadster American 8 touring, Studebaker, T pass. tsuring Fasey coarh, demenstratar Hudson touring, Haynes tourl Hudson tourin Hupmabile tou Maswsll touring | | | | and w 1 the vd ETUDERAKER | critice and on da ounty t, on the 1925 light 8 tAuring, excellent buy Exq., Mudge. | i E. Lawrance executors of ) district pard ¥ Ada J am, Connl nd test of RBerlin withi BRITAIN H 8T, BUICK 0, PHONE noaaia 218 AR i g it ,.,'w,.‘ - - s HONETMAN and cirenlat 13 and b ALTO SALES ¢ ARCH ETREERT PHONE 2103 PEN EVE ¥ CHEVROLET L# 8 deceased ED CAR DEPT. 1920 Chavrolet touring, gand condition new paint, $150 gt e Chevrolet touring, gosd condition, | nt and 1 Rt RNARD ¥ GAFFNEY, Judge gond condition, | USED CARS— Get away go0d condl. histie for S wood ensy I trade far new Foids AN 18 condition and priced low with terms, now, or I'll w yaadster good condition, . new paint, it good All - right me to t-its, ma‘am, SUPERIOR . SUPERIOR AUTO CO, sell you sriand erla Allen suring, model 83 ng model 176 ARCH BT, TEL 211, TASUPPOSE YOU'D LIKE TO MAVE ME RUN TUE MOUSE LIKE YOU DO YOUR OFFICE ~ PILL (T FULL OF FLIPPERTY FLIRIS (N TRANSBARENT 3 CLOTHES WHO WouiD SPEND ALL THEIR TIME TAKING THE POLISH OFF THEIR NOSES INSTEAD OF PUTTING A LITTILE OM THE FURNITURE /7 \ ) g "WHOL 010 You Zesvect me o et § fl! 00 fl't HOUSE ma? POLLY AND HER PALS ONE CALLS U E AN TELL CEM 1M MIDGET - MOTORING | wnie | T\_// Snu-ruv .4 LL MOT LET You GO GALAVAMTIA APCUMT 1Al THAT CAIE - CyLAITER 9 AP &1 - S C < Ot'\_ S\sTeR /,,L : i —— — ( o~ sruemes G N i NO DANGER. | A T EEING' 5 Nevouge: Fannrs Soren fne Com zWDURS LATER e —— /40U SHOULD WORRY 1F 1 HAD 10 WEAR MY FINGERS 10 THE BONE SO LONG AS YOU HAD SOMEBODY ARGUND T0 GIVE YOU SWEET SMILE AND MAKE GOOGLY EYES AT YOU . AND AT YOUR AGE T00 .~ = 10 o€ l\s«hr\f.b oe MYSELE * 1 wAs You.. The Dangerous Pedestrian — a—— Maswe Hudson Che role Ford 0, coupe, . touring car coupe. BY J. P. McEVOY‘ on worm drice | s ton delivery. roadster, touring ear, . coupe. FHATS MY THANKS roadster, $208. FOR PINCHING AND CRAPING aND WEARING MY FINGERS TO TWE BONE .- €TC €1C axp S0 ON- AND N AUTOMOTIVE “BED CAR EXCHANG PHONE 129-3. 86 ARCH 8T UBED, CARS— Buick Naeh touring with Rex 6. demonstrator, A G HAWKER, 2458, 1 ELM » Chandler taaring, Asmonstrater Cleveiand touring demensirat Studebaker big six sedan fles wedan Cadillac touring Cadfliac tourin Clds “8 tourng BY CLIFF STERRETT E DRveEN iN | TRARFNC FOR | YCANT KEEP YEARS AMD/ 7 OUTTA THE wAY MNEVER WMAD /f.* AUTOMOBILE S, AN ACCIDEANT! 1\—\R|)r\‘hy /1 ANT SAY 1 | | \:D__.———————’\ |/ 8uT woTs YPREVENTY SOM M CARELESS PEDESTRIAM | [\From STEP®IN' ON vED \ CARS AT BIG REDUCTION SEE THEM, TIME PATMENTS ARRANGEL COME AXD ( AMERICAN SALES INC. § ELM BT. 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