New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1924, Page 14

BERLY (Contt |t NEWS Koven) Last Berlin Htems This Accounts for November Exports Gain IF CONTRD OF RENTS ASKED District Funeral Services Held For Methodist B S for Bt Drastic Action 1 ast Guard Cutter Off To Save Ma. = Thien TIMITATION OF CLAIMS Who Are Near Staryation = This Date in History | 1718—John T NEW v Columbia Needs L . Suz w York. Doll. the French actress, is to Paris what Elsie Jan She is the inimitable mimie, and her charac- terizations receive great applause, BRITAIN DAILY PROTEST EMBARGO [RABBI REVERSES ONAISF POTATOES |~ SOLEMN DECREE Growers Appeal Recent Decision Gives Child to Awt Who ! Brought 1t Up of British Government Augusta, Me,, Dec. 27.—The state agricultural department and Maine ato G exchange today ed fn an appeal to the state gatlon in congress to exert their owers' Vilna, Dee. 27.~=A problem resud ing from one of life's bitter trage- resembling the dies, problem | brought before King Solomon which | brought him recogmtion as the orts toward ncgotiations With the | o o men, was presented to one | ritish government alming modifica~ jon of the Dritish ecmbargo on American potat announced In of the rabbls here. In the village of G——, in the neighborhood of Vilna, two sisters THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabeticaly Arianged For Quick and Ready Reference. LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE (NSERTIONS® Charge Prepaid day Vearly Order Rates Upon Application. Count § words to & line. 14 lines to su tnch. Minimum Space, 3 linea Minimum Book Charge, 36 centa No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for oo Bame Lay, for [} convenlence of Customers, Ask for » “Want A < I —— cable despatches {rom London yes- |gerotly concluded an agreement siy | [ Yo Unless a modification of the ban One of the sisters wa children; years ago. married but had no the can be obtained, the placing of the | oijer was unmarried, but was about | cmbargo wHl seriously affect Maine |yo bocome a mother. Jotato growers, according to Charles M. White, chief of the division of murkets of th sriculture, fally county, the ction ipments to the Arrangements ay to ship betwe is a months The acute situation Aroostook great growing which had t begun Britlsh markets, well under 40 and 50 car- week ¢ » next three nd this outlet was counted in potato ntly pon to relieve ituation faced by Aroostook farmers who depend wlmost entirely Ir one great crop. In potato erop was reported eent larger than last year, with luation only 80 per cent as larg State officials recently completed potato, inspection, where- ificates freedom from iseases and dangerous Insent pest would permit exportation, could be granted Aroostaok potato ficlds are prace ally free from the Colorado beetle, potato bug, officlals af Maine potato Growers' exchange AIDING HERRIOT the serious econo upon Maine Jlans for which common DG TRHESTO L SAVE MSTRESS Gives Lile Tearing Blazing Clothes From Her off Premier On Measnre That Threat- McMenemy A ens Trouble, is as- West in a | By The Assoclated Prees. Paris, Dec, 2 have come to Premier from the possihle ing overthrown when bi 1 the shape the comes up in the chamber of depu They @ agreed to aceept the ‘ Fnate's modlfed version of the meas 3ut the cadway . even though this falls to m socialist party's platform prin- I'he socialis Herriot's res- danger of b the amnesty A senate left it in her own West h This decision, tor a vote In a ditional which party caucus, is Premier Herrict ng in amber that e make every endeavor to obtaln reinstatement of all the ad men dismissed by the compar ; the 1920 strike and uge tI e amendment of the bill make s reinstatement optional, to the soclalist party desir ction of the char which provided for compuls was reachr co upon the et rail ng power freely, trary 4 the previous n of the soclalists w eati s of the of the officix left 1 t's su ow this pre NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS, CLEARINGS AND BALANCES, Ha D i thor New ¥ i ) ®iriing) soldler prominent (" Daily Thoughts e e AL . Tl (e SRR S TSR | o gweet ¥ thought t COME ON, I SE SOMETHING I ( | BARGAING | (EEESICE 2 eh] POLLY SMOK D YRR R LN TN O for sale tion mode age, terms JAT'S A / IDEA! / T~ THANKYE i SAM AV E CNE (@)= / g Upon the suggestion of the mar- rled sister, a solution to the situa- register in one of the Vilna hospiia under the namo of her married sis ter, and when the child was born it should be declared to be the child of the married gister, After six y beeame a wido in the meantime The other, having been married to a her husband, her maternal! laving been awakened. She decided to reclaim her child, Her sister, the widow, refused to return the child wise she had cared for it and lov- ed it. Both the mother and the aunt greed to submit the case 1o a rabbi. The rabbi, having before Lim as precedent the famous judgment of King Solomon, after cargtully con- feelings sidering, decided to take dn opposite | satd no was | ghown course of fustice. His verdict [that the child should be left with its aunt and not returned to its mother. Tn explaining his verdict, the rabbi stated; | “The mother showed extreme eg tism. For ler own personal con ve sha renounced the and for her own convenience | would now reclaim it, even at jence she the Socjalists Rally to Defense of French | risk of revealing the fllegitimacy of ite department of ftjon was found fn an arrangement | 18 | wherehy the unmarricd sister was to 's the married sister | child and in caring for it NNOUNCEMENTS ) Burial Lots, Monuments 1 BURTAL VAULT oel rl torced; berinetically ed, will outl wood or metal Do not require larger lots, Ressonably priced, N, B. Vault Co. Maple. Tel. 2765 ————————— the child. treme unselfishness in The aunt acted with ex- taking the The child | therefore shall belong to its aunt.” ! child, | ANNOUNCEMENTS Fornsts COWERE—potted ota pleasfi| Bpecialising on funeral wor gmnhauu. 617 _Qhurch 8t tuneral work, delivery. Bandallie' Greanhouse, 218 Oak 8t Phone 264318} special assort Flower Gar: y Bt. Phon: 2388.12, 8tore 436 Maln Bt Phone 3304 BANK BOOK Trust Co. to bank. BLACK—Tur o November, 3 T on Commor Findor Kindly retur % plece loat In Iattor par Findor ploase call 26204 BOG—Tost, small Boston BUTL, color biac) H Phono 1871, Res PASS BOOK~No, 16041 lost, ¥inder re turn to Commercial Trust Co. KETBOOK—lost and other articl containing §10 B Fiader return 14 72 North Burritt 8t. Sergey Motelsky PUPPY—small, about & woeks old, losff Saturday about 6 o'clock, White tall with black spot on head and back. Find. er return to 8. D. Abraham, Lafayett Reward. 3 E T erwoon ing and South Church. Plea Rewayd. OVERSTOE = (#ne) day. Finder lost on ploase call riday. Return to 177 i veaithy man, resealed her secrct to | Moderate Earthquake 5,600 Miles From U. S. 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