New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 15

COMONS UPSET BY LATEST OUTBREAK Suspehsion of Kirkwood Causes Excitement By The Assoclated Presa. London, March 6.—The storm that suddenly arose in the house of com- | mons last evening, culminating in the suspension of the Scotch labor sys- tem. David Kirkwood, and a walk- out by the entire laborite section, | overshadows Koreign Secretary | Chamberlain's speech in the morning | newspaper accounts of the session, The outstanding feature today is expected to be a motion by the labor | leader, Former Premier MacDonald, | that time be given for discussion of a vote of censure upon Deputy Speaker Hope, on the ground that his action in the Kirkwood case was unwarranted. There 1s a wide opinlon among the dlvergence of politicians and | public, some blaming Mr, Hope and || others Mr. Kirkwood, and the matter | was hotly canvassed in the parlia- | mentary lobbles after last evening’s | session. It is admitted that Mr. Kjrkwood persistently interrupted the foreign secretary and seemed bent upon | showing that the foreign affairs of | which he was speaking were of trif- ling interest. On the other hand it is contended that wide license has been habitually glven to the laborite extremists in view of their lack of acquaintance” with parliamentary cus toms, that Mr. Hope's sharp rebuke surprised many, and that he seemed to show unnecessary Impatience and lack of tact. Some of the conservatives and lib- erals share in this view, and many liberals, including some of the lead- ers, voted against Kirkwood's sus- pension. Opponents of the laborites con- demn former Premier MacDonald for upholding Mr. Kirkwood by leading the opposition out of the house, but they suggest that this move may have been aimed at conciliating the left wing of the labor party, over which, they say, Mr. MacDonald's control is very weak, as was shown by the recent outery over the Prince of Wales' travelling expenditures, The general opinion seems to be that the incident would never have reached the dimensions it did it the regular speaker had been in the OUCH! BACKACEE RUB LUMBAGOOR STIFFNESS AWAY cobs Oll stops any pain, €0 your back is sore and lame, or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get a small trlal bottle of old, honest St, Jacobs Oil at any drug store, pour a little in your hanr, and rub it right on your aching back; and by the time you count fifty the soreness and lameness is gone. Don’t stay crippled! This soothing, penetrating oil needs to be used only once. It takes the pain right out and ends the misery. It is magical, yet absolutely harmless, and doesn't burn the skin. Nothing else stops lumbago, sci- atica, backache or rheumatism so wher chalr, but hope is expressed that the outcome will be an impfovement in the manners of habitual interrup- ters, of whatever party. DANISH NOBLEMEN ARE VICTIMS OF SWINDLERS |Ask Chicago Polioe to Ald i Re- covery of Their Lost $54,700, March Chicago, 6.—Lensharon |George ¥rederik Zytphen Agler and Count Bigismund I'rants Castenschi- old, who Iidentifled themscives as members of the Danish nobllity, to- day enfisted the ald of the police in finding four suave gentlemen who, they say, defrauded them of $54,700, |The four men, who had been helping them make a fortune betting on the Havana horse races, vanished yester- day with the money and today the noblemen became suspicious, they said. Agler and his companion, on a trip around the world, met a man at Ha- vana who introduced himself as Johan B. Johnson, Great Ialls, Mont., cattle raiser, He introduced them to a hetting commissioner who |took them to a sumptuously furnish- ed club where he gave them tips on the races by which they won two to one on a $50,000 bet, ‘When it came time to collect, they were required to put up $50,000 to |show they could have paild had they lost. They sent to Denmark for the cash but were ufiable to cash a draft |in Havana and so came to New York, returned to Key West and then came to Chicago where Johnson and the commissioner preceded them, Here yesterday they met Johnson and the commissioner and two other men and finally decided to give one of the men the money to take to a hotel because they were afrald ot being robbed if they carrfed it them- selves, A short time later they were unable to find any of the men and have not seen their money since. Senator Reed Attacks Dawes in Dinner Speech Washington, March 6.—A satirical | attack on any one man who would set his will against that of the sen- ate was delivered here last night in an address by Senator Reed of Mis- | sourl, The Missour! senator did not men- tion. names, but told of an “attack” on the senate. Apologizing to Kipling, he sald the object of his remarks reminded him of “an India rubber Injun on a spree.” A farowell dinner to Senator Walsh ®f, Massachusetts who retired on Mareh 4, was the occasion for the address, which was listened to by a number of senators. Attacks Rates on Eggs And Dairy Products Washington, March 6.—Rates on poultry, oggs and dairy from western trunk line territory to points east of the Tndiana-Tllinois state line were attacked today by western shippers, including American farm bureau frwlm:\tmn and the National Poultry & soclation, in a complaint (lhrl \\Ith the interstate commerce commission. The complaint sald the western | trunk line territory which includes a large area west of the Mississippi has been subjected to unfair treat- ment since March 20, 1924, when the raflroads put into effect new sched- ules. The commission w: ked to prescribe a new scale of rates, and promptly. It never disappoints! to award reparation to shippers un- justly damaged. products | the | WILL STUDY ALLIES WAR. MACHINERY Congressman Tilson to Leave for Furope Next Tuesday BY GEORGE H. MANNING, {Washington Bureau of N. B, Herald) Washington, D. C, March 6.— Representative John Q. Tilson of New Haven, the newly elected publican floor leader of the house of representatives in the nex congress, will leave for Europe next Tuesday, March 10 to spend three months studying the munition production plants of several of the FEuropean countiies who were our allles in the world war, If he has any time to spare he will devote it to a study of the par- limentary practice of several of the legislative bodies of the continent with & 4 to better fitting himself tor the hig job ahead of him— Leing a real leader of his own party and holding the minority in check. Holding a commission as a col- onel in reserve corps, ordinance di- | vision of the (U. 8. army, Tilson, formerly coiorel of the Second Regi- ment Connecticut National Guard, will sail from New York next Tue: day on the steamship America ac- companicd by Colonel John O. John- son, chief of the gauge section of the ordinance department, Colonel Tilson will be put on ac- tive duty for threce months by ‘the war department—but without pay. Their chief study will be the gauge policy of the European na- jtions. It will be recalled that Col- {onel Tilson was the originator in congress of the plan giving the war department a large appropriation for the making of gauge and jigs for all kinds of munitions so that | in time of emergency large quantity production could be put under way in almost every American factory by simply applyin ghte gauges and jigs. The policy has been found fo work out admirably and the war de- {partment is having this study made |“1Lh a view to extending it still | ‘{mlh('r ‘ Mr, Tilson was yesterday elected | | chairman of the committee on com- | | mittees which has the job of nam- | ing the membership of all the other commitiees of the house. The com- | mittee completed the naming of the | | membership of the ways and means, | appropriations, and interstate and | foreign commerce committee, which will have gsome work to do during the summer and then adjourned subject to the call of Chairman Til- son. COYMH" Tilson's wife and family are now in Parls, It Is expected they will return home with him. | re- (‘(),\‘\" G ICUT, /)7 Early Spring Arrivals at the , HOSIERY ‘DEPARTMENT Men’s silk lisle h checks in new shades .... Novelty 25¢ Men'’s “Last Long” fine cotton hose, (cuaranteed to wear for six months. Brown, black pair andgrey.u‘.6 $1-00 Children’s silk lisle sport hose in spring shades. 3 9 C Ribbed to the toe Women's silk lisle hose | Women's semi-fashioned in the new pineapple rib pure fibre silk hose, sub- weave, In all 39 | normals of our 69 c sport shades .... C | famous No. 80 . AU e Ol B S UG LU S BP0, ST Ao SE G SO New Negligee Garters A fine lot of fancy satin ribbon garters in many colors and trimmed with ribbon rosettes. For Sat, .... pair 190 Attractive Showing of New Spring Fabrics Thirty new patterns in Yan- kee print pongettes. Guaran- teed colors. RS 49c 36-inch . New Rayon Silks in hand- some new spring sport patterns ....... yard 790 Printed Seco Silks, novel col- orings and floral yard 69C Dr. Sumner’s Beef, Iron & Wine | | | The old reliable spring ! tonic. 69c Full pint bottle .. 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For 550 Sat. Only ..... “Tomorrow We Offer More Beautiful Cut Flowers Fresh Roses and loc Carnations . . each Brighten up the home for over the week-end. Men! Try Aqua Velva Come in and get a free samples of this famous after shaving lotion made by J. B. Williams Co. in Glastonbury. semen MIRRO ALUMINUM CAKE 9 3-8 inches in diameter and inches deep. »f unusual recipes form the Mir- ro Test Kitchen, will be given free. Complete Sat. GRISWOLD CAST moNs $2.49 hard finish WAL star patterns, to with- Equipped Saturday Sizo 1832, “al for Saturday plain white 39¢ NSER | | Saturday PAN I IRONS Plain or heart sat. BED PANS Made of hospital quality sani- tary white enamelware. plete with cover., PURE LINEN "l CK TOWELS hemstitched, 3 «$1.00 SAFETY MATCHES 12 bhoxes to package. I New Spring Garments At the Lingerie Section Corselette of figured coutil, hook side model with garters 59 C attached ainsook Fine (|q‘al|t.y ruflled. knee 25¢ 95¢ Step-ins of embossed crepe with lace trim ..... Extra size Gowns of nainsook, trimmed with neat embroidery ... ot Fibre Silk Vest in drop stitch weave, in flesh and colors Large variety of Gown muslin, and many models . Interesting Items from Infants Dept. G 200 Early Spring Bonnets of silk poplin and cashmere, ! warmly interlined . ... 590 Carter’s Wool Finish 25 | C 10c New Mother Goose Rattles, with colored 25c pictures. . ... Sanitex 18x18 Hemmed Birds- eye Diape: Dozen. . Kleinert's Reversible Double Faced White Rub- berized Crib Sheets ... 98¢ Dr. Sumner’s Brand Aspirin Tablets 100 tablets 25c 5 gr. in bottle .. Infants’ Bands .. Lace Trimmed Qum- ed Bibs, ‘absorbent .. Borden’s Evanorated Milk The six-ounce can 2 9¢ i Men's Spring Weight Underwear A medium weight ecru balbriggan and a fine ribbed grade. Shirts and drawers in all sizes up to 46. For 55C aturdm unl\ A New Lot of Guest Towels STAMPED TO EMBROIDER See the finished models on display. Sim- ple patterns with spoke hem 33 C e(lrr('~ for crochet work. For Sat. An Apron Sale Just For Saturday Actually worth 59¢ each, At .. I Made of excellent percale in pretty floral patterns. Several bib styles; each trimmed with n(-l\m(k A 10c booklet 35¢ IRON $1.79 ""$1.89 Spe- 7c A Special Sale of Imported Choker Beads (ut Crystal Beads in a brilliant array of colorings from (zechoslovakia. Your choice at CORBIN AND RULE SHOP GIRLS NOW ARE TIED Three Other Girls’ Teams are in Sce- ond Place in Factory League. New Britain Machine-Vulean, natic | teague we were very c JUDGE BREWER DLAD Investigation Is Extended Where Refuse Two Americans, To Testify To Parls Quizzed, Juryman Urges Arrest ()f \\ ell-to-do Violators W. Va Hage vy tigating 1 court asked tick why the jury rer classes® that s of Huntings ing liquor,” uryman of condi= 1 extend March 6.— oreman Known pastor of church had been alleged viom prohibition law for seve 7 t that the members feif ADS ) ations had not been fullg | performed.” THE HERALD CLASSIFIED BRING RESULTS