New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1924, Page 12

12 BULL ACTIVITY MARKS EXEHANGE Filty Issues Lifted to PTICeS THE POSTAL DOLLAR Clerks W Post Offices Get 20 Cents OF 1t 100 a Year Speat by Aver WPeak ;15 SUBSCRIBED W bollae Mark WASHINGTON EXPLAINS State Acknowloedz Department's ment of League Teace e tocol Mercly Formal Action MERGER IS HELD UP tles Court Will Tave to Permission For American =ar and National Suzar Combine RETIRED PAPLIR MAN DIES RS, BUZEI'S DEFEKSE Wa~ Flsewhere At Time Nid v Operator OnFaceand Ax and Red. Cuficura Heal als.| Attendance Nursery November At Day 1“"‘ Qulck Actson for Piles Kills Col s~ Ouick! Guamntee:) Reuel in 5 Hours it s Ends S. Boat \ppeals (‘ase Bronaht by Ul | TSR | METAI WEATH? Install t 37 Franklin Sq t of the of Famons Partner NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1924, Principals in Los Angeles’ Latest Murder moresario (left ), was shot and ":1 1) according to police, el apher. 1fiee 8 100 1 fir st Souther ut *}aMirfn PROGRA “ FORIMUGURATION ~ Economy in This MSH 1 Conlidge W i building and 'w[ m the WALTHOUR LM.DWG Divie Plies and Arc Now Ahead in Day Bicyele Race Killed Southern's wife, Southern's llowing the slaying, net in his offices in L Mirs. Ruth Sout objection 08 h- to walked 1 daugh- Hotel cor of No )e- m- rth after BAN JOHNSON SCORED TODAY NSecretary Davis (‘uts City Items ACTION IS HALTED Stops Effort to Nul- 1y Penn. Coal Tav Law REPAIRING REMOI/ELI REASONABLE AND I'IHH 13 h(_\.’\l\l,l,\ SQUARE — NEw ssior ials 1al of ar- RECRUITING OPPICE CHICIGD GREETS * PRESIDENT TODAY fAlso Hears Him Talk of Mutoal Go-operation Clicugo, Dee. 4.—President Cool- | idge arrived at Chicago at 9 o'clock [today to visit and speak at the live- !stock show and at a luncheon gath- oring of club of | Chicago, | the Commerclal Delegations representing the two rganizations acting as hosts met Mr. Cooltdge and party at the sta- tion and escorted them to the Drake hotel where the president planned o hold several conferences before the Commerclal club luncheon scheduled for 12:45 p. m. s at the statlon gave Prosident - Coolidge a hearty wel- The weather man had ar- ranged a more sombre greeting. A nixture of rain and snow squalls, hich with fog and smoke blanket- he loop district as the presiden- party was driven to the hotel. Crowds gathered at various points g the route from the station to the hotel and cheered, Mrs. Charles G. Dawes, wite of the vice president-elect, was & mem- of a woman's committea that et Mrs. Coolldge, and she present- ed regrets from Mr, Dawes that he | could not greet the president. Mr. Dawes is convalescing from an oper- ation Appointments prior to the lunch- ere arrahged with Ired W. Upham, republican national eom- mitteeman for Iilinols: William Wrigley, Jr.; John G. 8hedd, John C. Shaffer and Roy 0. West, recre- tary of the republican national Former Governor Frank O. Low- den of Tllinois, who has at various times heen mentioned for a cabinet portfolio, was given an appointment afternoon. come, tial her for the President's Address President Coolidge told the busi- men of Chicago that business nor nations can live themselves alone king at a ness iron of the Chi- ommercial club, the chief appealed for inclusion o the spirit nf mutual ald in the rela- tionships between business and agri- iiturs and in the dealings among tione, “You commerce, you copie are an integral | part of the life of agriculture, ‘of the ife of country,” he told the ous leaders of the middle west's apolie, A\ )\ no more assure perma- stable "mong letory in tiem,” he asserted in application of the principal | tual aid to International re-| lationships | The president, in his address, the | first two he plans to make visit to € o, sald he | K of the Tllinois city “as ket place to which the to huy and sell its| ew a paralle] between | ftory of Joseph and the ich drove thie peoples of | Mediterranean world to my of Lgypt's store, and Furope's at dependence upon America for cago people af of the ei the peace without co- | the nations, than | socnr the o ancient Rescued By Egypt mine bre t the nations 1 Egypt rescued them.” war hrought the vour agricultural markets | ided them with food. sults were not immme- ¢or the Hebrew race “So the world leader- ts firm in arge pro- prosper lde SULPHUR HEALS SKIN ERUPTIONS ing stops plications, and the skin is and smooth | » precious as a ekin astroys the paras phur always Mentho any good He'’s Tall Kansas grows famous « tall legislators, Ilenry W from the Osag is 6 feet sanator-elect district county 7 inches tall. 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