New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1927, Page 6

alled, questioned ~ the ated with N a by the United | sed a spes elec- . tion to allow that country’s people ; Peace Blorts Are Being Made to”icoucvvwounresucat ™" * | Used {0 Replenish Coffers of He also urged submission to arbi : tration of the controversy Wi Here and Abroad t g feanaoniong bl Soviet Government e — : 1ent Calles recent- | LAl (P —Peace | 1Y tol¢ 1 on of Americans| yoningraq, Jan. 14 U — Gold appeals and other moves looking to- | City that he might 0-land silver from the famous Cathe- ward reestablishment of tran CICUR caton, T D, JSUES 1 of St. Peter and St. Paul is conditions in Nicaragua and more SO sl replenishing the soviet's coffers. cordial relations between the United | {12 Wash 5 Many articles of the met States and Mexico have developed L 8 MOt ) ding the Intricate both here and abroad and have T DY Fa it S IR [wreaths of lmr' gold 1 served at least t per th nse| ¢ . b rary to atmosphere s iy n MEeRIr A estion of na talk of possi ) e ‘Washington, Jan. 14 melted into coin 1 z . i Jewels Also Removed in dealing with s o Y 2 lven the jewels and semi-p: Central American nations was urg e s s stones n an address in th . t y Chairman Borah relations committee. ¢ % s Committees To Aid. : ¥ o he "his edifice built by Dispatches from Costa : & foraiey ¥ and containing ail the liberal and conservative r n ttec > K cad from the there have set up a committee t (o aotarlng loctr f the n to Czar Al- President Jin 1 3 . working for i g y where the A n re os- | : ¢ t ithe vho charge the public ident, Adolfo D) 50 R e and other for- | ten cents admission there is warfare by J 5 liberal i Shist 11d to see in the with Mexican tion. They are | t1xa such fo' Losbtae BATeTE 1 the scpultured bones of expected to ask contendi . ‘. ation’s mouldering sovercigns. tions whether t w e t Peter's Gold Boat Gone peace negotiatio ¢ ept r American visitors fami United, States, as a compromise Car !L on have noticed the dis didate for president. 1 of the gold model of t President Jiminez already has of- | first boat built by Peter the Gre Nicaraguan dispute. 2 says t nb ¢ 0 years. Pres) i Hins oo osoy v Sacasa ¢ zed piece, which was I wouid ‘n succes b mens on Drnking it a museum, T Another Angle. golden cr kons, candelabras, Another ar n the si v b U hd holy inc lamps have also g, given in unconfirmed re ]u’r lated in Manag t Sacasa t ies, bez o t and o charp contrast to the glitte leaving Puerto Ca £ at, U y S ctu . te r f th ol chu lieving it hopeles ) ndemng » golden spire points position to Daz in v t « a re confe u Aol ' toward heaven, ican action in landin urne there, While it was w 1ssia’s word fn this connection, st - | of i 4 e ndoned partment ottic ainly showed | &1t gally at all hours ot ' formerly that they anticipated a mov ) vatives and 1ib t : o Indications today were that de NDNSTRIAE dRnep 10 nt elaborate gold bate in congress would n SUMALALE L1 o which onc nate with Senator B even though the h ¢ airs committee had B o suspended sessions after refusing tc QURIDEG oo e —_ call Secretary Kellogs veral | hel i & - NAVY YOTED g members have preparcd specches to| U ey v Suel J deliver whenever the opportunity! ' o KB suol L ' an athieted of Philadelphia voted t presents itself. fied LLOEL e R as the best footbail te n Makes Dramatic Speech ey A S R 3 the east at its In & dramatic speech, delivered| ™ x T e and Brown runner with a large membe T el ‘ " up in the voting. Harry Connaugh unusual silence, Senator h W T i ton of Georgetown was voted th tacked the administration’s i1 4 most valuable individual player. beeat (REVERSES TROLLEY AND SAVES 81 PASSENGERS Wilkes Barre Motorman Drives Car Down Incline Avoiding Runaway Coaches. Wilkes Barre, Pa, Jan. 14 (#— | Early Jacques, a Wilkes Barre | motorman, was being halled as a hero today for saving his 81 pas- sengers from possible injury or death by reversing his trolley car on a steep grade in Larksville and rac- ing back to the foot of the incline in time to avert a collision with two runaway cars. Jacques missed the crash, in which 16 persons were injured, two seri- ously, by only 30 feet. All the in- d were sengers in the run- v cars, which crashed into two cars on a siding at the bottom of half mile grade. Three of the four cars were demolished. he accident occurred last night °n an inbound trolley stopped to pick up a passenger at the top of the hill and was rammed by a car following. Locked together and with brakes of both put out of commis- sion by the impact, the two cars dashed down the icy rails, gathering momen 18 they ran. Jacqu who was way up the hill, th ing runaways, and throw- | s lever in reverse, beat them to sottom by a few seconds. MUST PREPARE FOR WAR, SOVIET LEADER ASSERTS Trotzky's Successor Sees Danger From Countries Along the Borders. Moscow, Jan. 14 (P) — Clemeny successor to Leon Trot zky, as head of the Red army, oined the chorus of “war criers” in ssia, the gloomy forchodings of charin, of the communist Voroshiloff ' said today Russia must prepare for possible war. All the countries surrou v icked by B , are energetically ack us” he said. e must militarize our whole po ulatio secially the working cl must conduct an active pare the people for th While war scare is f umong © masses, im munist officials do not hesits press their ansiety over E while the Soviet press Is see warlike tendencies as the registration Jle-bodied men in the 3 to 1903 for possible ice and long lines of even those previonsly physically, waited for ours in a bitter cold and snow for ————____________ We who sing must be extra cautious about our throats. I get my greatest enjoyment from Lucky Strikes because I find they do not affect my voice. © Mishikio, N. Y. 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