New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1924, Page 11

UM SITUATION § VERY SERIOUS ot Be Carbed Till Smug- gling Is Ended | oclated Press. neva, Nov, 13.—Disappointment evidenced today at the interna- 1 oplum conference when al Ission reported that the fllifeit | meént of oplum in the Far East so extensive that virtually noth- | effective could be accomplished the smuggling situation was | ered, The commission said that aband trade was as large as or | pr than the dealings on a legiti- | p scale. er declaring in favor of the state | opoly system as the best means | hecking consumption, the com- fon pronounced against mn' nese recommendation for the tration and rationing of opfum | ers, . Sugimura of Japan sald that tration worked splendidly 1in osa where only incurables were ved to smoke, The system, he had the effect of gradually re- g the number of addicts, Malcolm Delevingne of, Great in declared that China fur- hd the contraband narcotics In far Fast. resolution drafted by the Brit- and French delegates provides | tate monopolles and the pro-| lon of the export of opium | colonies or territories, ‘ fred Bze of China announced lw-‘ d reply later to accnsations that | IChinese are mainly responsible Brit- govern- ontraband, and also the tharge that Chinese SN CASToR THE toria is especially prepared elieve Infants in arms and Idren all ages of Constipa- , Flatulency, Wind Colic :— Fletcher’s hvoid imitations, always look for the olutely Harmless - No Opiates. ki We'll call promptly— wasbe day worries are over. Try this simpl saving way of having your washing done mentul agents are among the smug glors, THREE WOMEN SOUGHT Are Wanted In Connection With Mysterlous Shooting of West Orange, N. J.,, Man, New York, Nov, 13,—Three wom- en were &ought by the police today in their Investigation of the myater- fous shooting in John street Monday night of Aloysius J. Tlerney of West Orange, N. J.,, manage rof the Drug and Chemical elub, who 1s in a pre- carlous condition with two bullet wounda in his chest Marlon Dawes and Catherine Ro- hock are the names of two of the women sought. The name of a third also wanted was withbeld by the po- Ilce The women were with four men who had been in the offices of Jumes T. Riley, a jewelry salesman, in the hullding before which Tlerney was shot down a few minutes later, One of the four men, Patrolman Thomas Brennan of the &speclal service &quad, 1s charged with the shooting. Tierncy knew none of the party, but was walking down the street a few feet from the group when two shots were fired, and two bullets struck him, PARLIAMENT MAKELP London, Nov With the dec- on today the election of parliament of the members for the combined Scottish universities, r sulting in the choice of one liberal and two conservy the state of the partief§in the house of commons {n the new parliament will be as follows: Conservatives 412, Labor party 162 Liberals 42 Constitutionalists Others 6. Total 615, jves, Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by ulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of bd; giving healthy and natural sleep. signature of W Physicians cverywhere recommend it. Instead of a dozen things ing—waists, house men’s shirts, childr 2 wish) is yours. Experienced men and final | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1924, BUTLER 13 CHOSEN NEW MASS. SENATOR (Continued from First Page) latter body, over a perlod of six years before he came to this city in 1896, has been active principally as head of cotton manufacturing in- terests since that time, His inter- ests also included power and rall- way companies, The naming of Mr. Butler by Goy- ernor Cox was not unexpected, The only other person prominently men tioned in connection with the sen. vacancy was B, Loring Young, speaker of the Massachusetts house of representatives who stobd aside nomination for U, 8, senator in op. I position to David 1, Walsh, demo- crat, in the primaries this fall, The governor made no statement In announcing the appointment, Summoning the state house news he said: “Gentlemen, T belleve 1 have no surprise. T am now signing the com- mission of Willlam M. Butler to the U. §. senate," ‘Washington, Nov. the appointment of William M. But- ler as senator from Massachusetis was recelved with undisgulsed ap- proval today by the White House, hroughout his service as repub. idge, and his selection to the membership of that body an unfail- ing supporter of policles and an adviser to whom the president can turn trustfully when he secks counsel on major questions of legislation, those close to Mr. Coolidge. Thare such a cholce was advised Washington, but it was no secret that among the president’s most in timate friends Butler was favored for the place made vacant by the death of Senator Lodge. Unusual interest was taken here in the appointment both because the [vacancy was in the president's home state, and because of Butler's posi- {tion as chalrman of tha republican national eommittee and his intimate assoclation with the president’s poli- lcles, | For these reasons ths appoint- ment is expected to have at least an | lindirect bearing on the question of |selecting a party leader in the sen- jate In succession to Senator Lodge. There has heen no suggestion that | Butler, a new senator, will be ele- (vated to that post but his advice un- | ubtedly will be sought when the | estion of a new alignment comes | ip for decision, WANTS TO RETIRE Schenectady, N. Y., Nov. 13, = icoege E. Emmons has requested at he elieved of his responsi- ilities as vice-president manufacturing in all plants of the (iencral Electric company, it was in- icated at the company’s office here sensible, to do; a dozen things to worry about—and always the fear that‘ at the last moment your laundress may disappoint you —have your washing done this modern way. There are just two things to do— Gather up everything that needs wash- dresses, tub frocks, blouses, middies, table and bed linen, en’s things, under- wear, stockings, towels, washrugs— Step to the phone and notify us to call for your bundle. Then go ahead and plan your time as you please —the rest of washday (ironing day, too, if you women will wash for you—iron all or part of your bundle, as you pre- fer. And because they equipment to help them laundress can. have such wonderful with everything, they really do it much more nicely than the average Your things will come home sweetly clean, soft and fresh, neatly folded, tidily wrapped to protect them from the least speck of dust. And without any of the old- time worry or bother you'll have a whole week’s supply of crisp, clean clothes, ready to use or pack away. It's such a simple, sensible, saving sort of ser- vice—s0 much more econ: omical and satisfactory in every way than having a laundress fussing about the house. Two million American women, each the head of a household, are having their washing done this way every week. We’re quite certain you'll like it. . BRTAIN CONN .Sencffi’ Let us call for your bundle this week. from the contest for the republican | paper representatives to his office, 13.—~ Word of | llcan fleld marshal 12 the president's mpaign, Mr. Butler worked in cooperation with President | scnate is regarded as adding to the | administration | | The selection was expected among has been no outward indication that | from | in charge | 1 TmmmT=——— TREL WHISTLES | months four dollars. TRO LE OR lGE MEN conferonce at Versallles, Premler |to this country. It was polnted out | UB F "It can't be done," he sald, "“Then ""llmrm.‘i‘u of Ifrance “accuscd | that in the samo spech n I Nov. 13.~The “whistling why are plants In some parts of [Lloyd George so flatly of repeated in- [ nounced the receipt of a cablegra been introduced to Paris, | Greater New York selling {ce at|accuracy of statements that Lloya | from Commissioner Genera Lt are being made to acclimas Over Production is Causing Scrlous | what appears to be less than cost? |George seized him by the collar and | band of ti tize it the Paris air. The leaves small holes in s Losses, Especlally in Viclnity of |1 there a deliberate attempt on the | demanded an apology, and after | s have ‘w of some of the big ice corpor- | President Wilson | thom: ‘and. whan(a. gentls: ‘Hesdes Greater New York, atlons to put smaller ice plants out [them, Clemencean througl em a sweet whistle, | of hustness?” | George reparation with pistols or e Y ey nes i E v pistols e result A ng wind will cause Atlantic City, N. J., Nov. 13.- Mr. Volk suggested that the man- |swords," | & seamed content to let that 4 xp : | g note Joud as a siren, The tree | Faced by over production particu.|Ufacturers who were feellng the| The former British premier today iden [loompatition: whian Ha ¢ st b . 1 the Steed A | gh oA L in Barbados and A Sl eater New | Competitio \ch he termed to be |characterized the Stecd account as a L : Budsn larly in the vicloily of Greater New | gy “migt hav recourse to the |stupld Invention which contalns not| CAPTAIN OUT OF GAMI York, manufacturers of ce are con- | fodera) trade commiasion for rellef. |the slightest basis of truth.” | Hamilton, N. Y., Nov, 18,—"Save — fronting a serlous situation, Anthony | & o ot licrawtnar, vetardn: gusrd s . Volk, president of the Eastern Ice 3 2 fanufacturers' association, declared | LI0yd George Denies | tain of the Co |No Washington Comment | @ football tea FLIGHT 1S DENIED, | M ) | in the infirmary with an attack of ¢ ated Press today when he addressed a conven- . g " 1 fa'tal grippe and probably will be unnbie | The reports in tlon of the orgaization. He Engaged in Brawl On Emma Goldman's Claim 77172 410 bobiniy Wil be \ Uit Genoral Fong Yue , He polnted out that many of the| TLondon, Nov, 13.~~Publication of | Washin v Saturday. Eddle Tryo H the “Christian general” in ' manufacturers in New York were|a book written by Wickham Steed, | ton offic a ack, who was inju v [& rol here through the i selling their product at cost and [former editor of the Times, entitlea man'a st and has been u L r had fle om Tientsin, ] some even below cost. 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