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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-26
Approve Her Action in
Using Force to Make Ger
many Pay and Say England
Must Not Interfere.
By JOHN GARDINER.

Copyright. 1928. by The san ANTONIO Light'
Montreal. Quebec, Jan. 2e.-French
Canada has thrown in her lot with
France on the problem of the Ruhr.
Throughout the Province OF Quebec,
particularly in the rural sections, the
French Canadians have vowed support
and their unqualified approval of
Frances action in using force in Ger
|many.
Unheralded meetings have been held
in little villages nesting in the val
legs of the Laurentian mountains; i'm
promptu gatherings in the lumber set
Elements have voiced their sentiments
and throughout the province the habi-
tant and his family have the one cry ::
viva Ia France"
In Montreal the feeling is unmistak-
able. The French language press echo
in their headlines the feeling of their
readers:
"France is right; Germany must
pay: England must not interfere"
This is not surprising for when the
government at Quebec undertook to en-
force conscription during the recent
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-26
THIEF GETS RADIUM
Cuts Hole in Sedan Glass While Pc.
destrians Pass.

Oklahoma City, Okla. Jan. 26.-Ra-
dunn valued at $1,000 was stol m from
the automobile Of DR.. Robert S. Love
while he was attending a banquet at
a hotel here last night. The thief cut
his way through glass in the sedan
aud made off with the valuable metal.
while hundreds of pedestrians in the
downtown district passed within a few
feet of him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-26
Separate Maintenance
and a Guardian Asked
By Girl Suing Parents

Billings, Mont, Jan. 26.-Charg-
ing that her father and step-mother
have pursued a course of cruelty
against her designed TO force her to
leave home and relieve them of her
support, Gwendolla Hamlet, 16-
year-old high school girl, is suing her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Ham
lett. in district court here, for sepa-
rate maintenance. She asks $50 n
month and that Mrs. W. +. Cum
mings, humane officer, or c. II
Reno, be appointed her guardian.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-26
BALDWIN TO STAY HOME
Probable That Geddes Will Take Up
Debt Negotiations.
By the Associnted Press.

London, Jan. 26.-It is considered
improbable, in official circles, that
Stanley Baldwin, chancellor Of the
exchcquer, who headed the British
debt mission TO the United States, will
return TO America.
The idea is advanced that the nego-
tons for the debt settlement will be
continued by Sir Auckland Geddes, the
British ambassador at Washington.
Mr.. Baldwin will report Immediately
upon his arrival in London tomorrow
to Prime Minister Bonar Law, but it
is considered unlikely that the cabinet
will consider his report until carly
next week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-26

Exterior painting is weather insur.
ance for the house. Interior painting
is health insurance for the family. 0uI
paints are made in "The Sunny South"
and are particularly adapted to this
climate. None made any better and
our prices are less. Picture framing
sneciaIty
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-26
Ziegler & Zieqler
Phone Or. 3177. POI W. Travis


Yes, limits just II.
Jake--IIow in Sam Hill did you miss
hitting that rabbit
Bill-well. you see. he was z'gzagging
along and precisely when 7 shot at ilim
in zig the darn critter ran into gag.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
SLIGHT DECLINE IN
 BUILDING ACTIVITY
RIWer Permits Issued This Week
 Realty Business Quiet

Comparatively few building per- miis were issued this week and there were fewer than the usual number of sarraRlee deeds filed for record ai the office of the town clerk,
 Following are the weeks reports'-
 Marantee Deeds
 Gnnnar A, 10 Alma ], Peterson, FnxaR Place,
 Lincoln Realty Co, 10 Anna l., Barr nard, Park reserve,
 Mary and Louis kristopik to Eva and Josef Rgeznik, Broad street,
 Lydia and Andrew Treiehel to Thomas Baker, fihherts street,
 Angnst0s camasei 10 carmine Mem ditte, I.edseerest avenue,
 Frank Norezyk to Ludwika Pawel- ezyk, Silver street,
 Anna Glowaeki to Rezalia and John sudel, West street,
 PoZalia and John sudel 10 Anna Glowaeki. Oak and Allen streets.
 Joseph and cesaria yinci 10 Joseph Pagliaro. Allen street.
 Leonardo and Michele Mignnna to coneette and Joseph colella. Orange street.
 James and Harold Williams 10 Idel- Ia Williams. South High street.
 Joseph Peret2 10 Lincoln Realty Co, Uncas road.
 Lincoln Realty Co. 10 Daniel Clark, avenue.
 Loren c. Baker 10 William G. Null Tor. Jerome street.
 Edward. Morris and Edward 10 Max R. Dunn. Hartford avenue.
 Anna Johnstone to Wladyslaw Siel- ska. Clinton street.
 Building Permits M. Berkowits. repairs at 65 smalley street. Cost si.00o. Mrs. Doherty. frame addition at 214 Clark street. Cost si9s. r. S, F. Corbin Co. gate house on Park street Cost s4,000. Stanley Rule and Level Co.,, eleva- tor shaft on Elm street. Cost s5.ooo. | Josef Jacincyzk alterations at 55 Griswold street. Cost s25o.
 Clarence Palmer. alterations at 53 Park drive. Cost s3,00o.
 Joseph Balukas. reroof dwelling at | l5S Kelsey street. Cost s100.
 James K. Chapman. garage. at 155 Wells street Cost s150.
 r. H. Hill. reroof dwelling at 55 street. Cost $500.
 F.. B. Wood, garage at 1s Wakefield ourt. Cost $1,6oo.
 M. Mlkowitz. frame store on Greenwood street. Cost s3,ooo. George Quigley, alterations to iroye Hill dwelling. Cost $3,0oo B. Zabochowski. reroof dwelling at 2 Silver street. Cost s26o.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
NOTICE
To the Legal Voters and Members of
 the Kensington Fire District:

To the Legal Voters and Members of the Kensington Fire District: Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the Kensington Fire District will be held at Foresters' hall. kensington, June 22. 1923, at o'clock p. m., standard time, for the election of officers for the ensuing year and the fixing of their compensation; also for the adoption of rules and regula- tions for the extension of water mains as postponed at q special meeting held Sept. 2S. 1922, to this annual meeting and for the transaction of any other business proper to come before said meeting. and you are further notified and warned that immediately follow ing the annual meeting at the same time and place there will be special meeting of the first district for the purpose of considering and taking ac- ton upon petitions for extension of water mains in Robbins avenue, Ken sngton Road and Four Rod Highway or elsewhere: and to transact any other business pertaining to the above matters that may be deemed advisa- ble.
 Dated at Berlin, this 18th day of June, 1923. F. l.. NORTON.
 JAS. J. FfTZsIMONs, . R. H. GRAHAM, Committee of Kensington Fire District
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
FORD CO. OBSERVES
 EDITH ANNIVERSARY
Started With S2S,OOO in BOr. roWed Cash..W Worth S6OO,0OO,0O0

Detroit, June lG.-roday tho Ford Motor company celebrates its goth birthday and the fact that il has grown from little one.horse plant to be by far Inc biggest producer Of automobiles in the world.
 On June iG. la0a, Henry Ford, with s.s,000 borrowed cash and q capital stock Of si0O,OOo. organized the company. He held 25 per cent Of the stock. Today the company has an authorized capitalization Of si00,- 100000 and all Of il is owned by Ford and his son. Edse.
 Mir. Ford popularizod his car first by driving 1t himself in races. He was the first man to break tho mile a-minute record. His first car was sold early in July, 1903.
 It was not until 1907 that he ac- duired control of tho company. and the next year began the unusual sue cess Of the new car. Tn the first year. i3o3-04. l,70S cars were made. Last year i,351.333 were turned out, and this years production is expected to pass 1.500,00o, Tho company claims G,o00,000 Of the 7.500,000 cars if has turned out art still in use in the United States alone.
 It Is this tremendous production said to exceed the combined output of all the other automobile manufactiir- CTS in the country put together, that has made MT. Ford the richest indi- vidual in the world. Starting with the borrowed s2s.oo0, he has run it Up 10 between $500. o.0Oo,ooo and s75o.o0o,- 900.
 His holdings include the 300 sacre home plant at Highland Park. Mich, 34 branches in this country. coal mines, iron mines. forests. railroads. blast furnaces. coke ovens. paper mill. tractor plant, glass plants and foreign branches at Buenos Aires. Sac Paulo. Montevideo. Havana. Copenhagen.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
CRIMINALITY TALK
Chief Justice of Chicago Court De- clares Legal Profession Has Failed tO Study Crime Prevention.

Cold Spring Harbor. N. Y.. June 16.
 Prevention and suppression of crim- inality can be brought about only through prevention and detection Of mental deficiency which lies at the bottom of all crime. Harry Olson. chief justice Of the Chicago munich pal court declared today in the presi- dentia address before the annual meeting of the Eugenics Research as- sociation.
 Judge Olson charged that the Am erican legal profession had neglected to study criminaity and it's cause and had thus failed to decrease the amount of criminality. Existent law. he asserted, is in many cases obsolete from the scientific aspect and must be modernized.
 Urging that steps be taken to pre- vent the unrestricted production of the unfit Judge Olson asserted that race suicide lies not in limitation of offspring of the race but in the en- of the unfit.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16

Antwerp, Manchester Barcelona, Rorr deauk, Priests and Cork, There is also the Ford Meter company Of Canada, Ltd, al Ford, Ont, just across the river from Detroit There are over a,000 Ford dealers,
 In 1899 Mr, Ford acquired the Lin- eon Motor company and is building a si,s0A,00A laboratory for his ongin- eera This structure will also house his newspaper. the Dearborn Inde, pendent,
 In 1919. AIf, Ford made his first sensational departure from ordinary business methods by establishing a sa-arday minimum wage. He follow. ed this with Il si0.o0n.n .no0 proft shar. ing plan, Later he announced that if sales went nhoye certain figure. each Ford buyer would get n rebate and they did,
 The manufacturers only son. Edsel. is now president of the company. Since ho took that office he has pur. chased all the stock held outside the family,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16

President Harding expects Co ask ne. congress t0 stop increasing nQmr her Of aliens smuEgied into the eapRr try,
 White Houss definitely denies that the president has any plan ia call special session of congress te deal with ship liquor situation,
 Fate of Niseansln's prohibition sia- tuie rests with state senate and senate leaders assert that they will kill Tee peal hill,
 V. q, T, |, of Pennsylvania aH- nounees that ll viii IFy Co Talss The ssb0.0A0 for law enforcement denied Governor PinchAt hy legislative action,
 Illinois house wines of its calendar
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
RUSSIA REFUSES.

By Tho Assoeiated Press,
 London, June i5.-Russia has ro. fused 10 participate in the examina- ton Of the Eastern Karelian question by the permanent court Of interna- tlonal justice at Tho Hague. The court had notified Russia of It's in- tcntion 10 examine Finland's appeal for an interpretation Of the Russo Finland treaty regarding Karelian autonomy but Foreign Minister Tchitehcrin replied 1t would be im- possible for Russia to take part.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
Brief News Dispatches From All Over the World

o'GFaaY hill to repeal state pFehibi- tiOn law,
 President Mfikeli0hn of Amherst college it is declared will deliver the haeealauTeate sermon sunday despite reported sffaFis io remove him,
 Mrs Harriet Hall Morris, Pitts hHFgh, mother Rf GayeFnaF Morris, dies al Newport home,
 British diplomats see ahead long period af trouble for Bulgaria as re- snlt of former Premier stamhoulis, ky's death,
 French deputies, ss0 10 goo give government vote of confidence on its domestic policy,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Florists and NurseryInen.

AND JAPANEsE pri,el, : fl, high At ss,0o per l6e, I3arhsrFy hush, fruit trees, evergreen, Small seranilR plants, ! for aSc, geranium plants, to ] blossoms, 25c eAehI seraniam plants ! "a 5 blossoms, sse each or si,u0 a d0a, Flarenee edge sNe g daz, Astors 2oe a doz, Dresenium, a nice plant. ton each fansles a0e a dog, or dog, Soc, Vines for window boxes iae each and up, 4 very nice plant. AdolRh saRdalle. sia Oak st. Phone bsa.is,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
Special Notice

K. |. Sick Benefit st. Stefan, will give picnic Sunday, June 17th. at ?. m. at Shutzen Park. Barnsdale. Members and friends are cordially in- vited. Refreshments. No admission.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
MEXICAN IS FREED.
NIagoll, Socialist Leader. Liberated on Charges of Violating Military Law.

4U"SUH' 'VVHfTNU HNdHNT' TTTH T"sCU VI1
 Charges of Violating Military Law.
 Mexico City. June 16.-Enrique Flores Magon, the socialist leader ar rested on charges of violating the military and penal law, was freed last night, according to press dispatches from Puebla
 Magon, who was alleged to have President Obregon in various speeches. was released after protests had been sent to the chief executive by the general confederation of V orkers known as radical organi- ration.
 A general "A hour strike order by the confederation has been suspend ed.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
USED CARS

-sED CARS
 Buick. 1922. 4 pass. coupe. - Buick, 1922. 1-pass. sedan. Buick. 1922. 5-pass. sedan. Buick, 1929, roadster. Buick, 1922. touring. Buick, 1921, touring. Buick, 1921, coupe. Buick, 1920, coupe. Buick, 1920, touring. Buick, 1920, roadster. Buick, 191S roadster. Hupmobile. 1922. touring. Hupmobile. 1922, roadster. Hupmobile. 1921, touring. Hupmobile. 1921 sedan. IIupmobile, 1911, sedan. liupmobilc, 1917, 7-pass. touring. Nash, 1922. sport touring. Templar. 1921, sport roadster. Lexington, 1921, sport touring. Dodge, 1922, roadster. Dodge, 1921, touring. Dodge, 1921. roadster, Dodge, 1918. roadster. Dodge, 1917, touring. Essex, 1922. sedan. Essex. 1921. coupe. Essex, 1921. roadster. Hudson, 1923. 7-pass. touring, Hudson, 1921. touring sedan. Hudson, 1920. 7-pass. sedan. Ford. 1922, coupe. Ford. 1921, sedan. Ford. 1922, touring. Ford, 1920, suburban.
 MoHEN & AMIDoN, The best in used cars. This Is oup trademark of rella ability. Trades considered. Terms arranged. 5t ELM STREET,
 HARTFORD. CONN.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
AUTOMOTIyE
Anios And Irueks Ilar sale

BUICK. ' ton is2s tTaek; ns9, used hgl vfFl little and seiling with a sa aRS guar sntss, \, B, Buick ee, iss Arch street, Phone esaT.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
Store Announcement 4
AUTOMOTIyE
Auto and Truck Agencies

Auto and Truck Agencies { BUICK MOTOR rARs Better ear arc he
 Ing built and Buick Is building them
 New Britain Buick Co.,. ss5 Arch street
 Telephone a607.
 CADILLAC. JEwETr s PAIGE CARS
 Lash Motor Co. "A Reputable Concern
 West Main Corner Lincoln st
 CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars and
 accessories. American Sales co., Elm St. CHEVROLET touring, s625; coupe, s6so:
 sedan. sss0: r. Q. B. factory The New
 Britain Motor Sales Corp. Main St. COLUMBIA AND ovERiANp motor cars. 1 Sales and Service. R. C. Rudolph. ieI
 Cherry St.. Plonc 2o51.2 D0DGR BROTHERS MOTOR cARs-saIes
 and service. s. & F. Motor Sales Co.,. i55 1 Elm St., Cor. Franklin: phone 73i. DURANT AND STAR motor cars. Sales
 and service. Just Real Good Cars" c. A. Bence. IS Main St. Phone a2i5. FORD CARS Fordson tractor Sales serv- ice; genuine parts and accessories. Auto
 motive Sales & Service Co.,. 200 E. Main HUDSON AND ESSEN -America's leading car vaues. See the coaches. Honey man Auto Sales Co.,, Sales and Service, lss Arch St. Phone 21o9.
 HUPMOBILE CARS-Sales and service. City Service Station. Hartford Ave. Corner Stanley. and l5 Main St. A. M. Paonessa. LExINGToN-High grade morcr cars Sales and service. c. A. Bence, 6i Main St. Phone 2216.
 MOON MOTOR CARs-F. L. Green, Sales and Service. 2o7 Glen street. Phone 2ss9 NASH and Oakland motor cars. Sales and service A. c. Hawker 5s Elm St. Tele- phone 2456.
 REQ MOTOR CARS and trucks. Kenneth M. Searle S Co. Sales and service. Cor. Elm and Park Sts.. New Britain, Conn. Tele- phone PHO.
 sTuDEBAKERs- Light six touring, ss75; special six touring, s1.27s; big six touring, S1,750; F. c. R. factory. NJ. Irving Jester. 1s3 Arch St. This Is Stakeholder year." motor cars, sales and service. "The Sleeve Valve Motor." R. c. | Rudolph, l27 Cherry St. Phone 2o51-2.
 Autos And Trucks For Sale 9 1921 touring car, in good running condition finish top, upholstery like new; good tires several extras. Price Is low. c. A. Renee, 51 Main St. Phone 2215. ANDERSON, 1920, starter, electric lights Just out of the paint shop. $40. K, M. searles. Cor. Main and Park Sts Tel. PHO. BUICK, 1917. pass. touring car cylinder, with sport model paint job. Bee this car. A very good buy. Mccarthy & St. Thomas, 2os Stanley St. Phone 1926. BUICK truck. x ton, s2oo. K, NJ. Searles, corner Main and Park Sts Phone PHO. BUICK roadster, 1922. 6 good tires, condi- ton very good. Just thoroughly over hauled. c. A. Bence, 51 Main Ct. Tel. 2215. There's a thousand willing subjects willing to bear the yoke-Herald classified ads.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16

fNNht sbNAs BIG SALE ON USED CARS We are svsFsteeksd, Must hs sela, Just lack them ever, Here are some of ihsml Hupmahils raups, ,l Paige sedan, MaKwslls, 1 Chandler 1 Ford, Chevrolet touring, ehsyFalsi resdsisF l Dodge resdsieh oaklands, Hudson suReF Six, Buiek coupe. And many others, It pays seu to come over and look them ever.
 FAIR EXCHANGE.
 ss'ARCH ST.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16

WILIYS- S-KNIGHT motor cars, sales and service. "The Sleeve Valve Motor.' R. c. Rudolph l27 Cherry St. Phone 2o51-2.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
Autos And Trucks For Sale

condition, finish. top. upholstery like new; good tires, several extras. Price is low. c. A. Bence, 51 Main St. Phone 2215.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16

FORD racer Al condition. Apply 586
 Corbin avenue. FORD racers. 2, for sale Bargain If taken
 at once. Inquire at 26o Hartford Ave.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16

ANDERSON, 1920. starter, electric lights. Just out of the paint shop, $40. K. M
 searles, Cor. Main and Park Sts. Tel. 21lo
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16

STuDEBAkERS- six touring. ss75: special six touring, s1,27s; big six touring, s1,750; F. c. B. factory. NJ. Irving Jester. 1s3 Arch St. This is Stakeholder year."
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16

BUICK, 1917, pass touring car, U Cyllnder, with sport model paint job. See this car. very good buy. Mccarthy & St. Thomas. 2nR Stanley St. Phone 13a6
New Britain herald., 1923-12-22

1 tainment at p. m. Reformation Lutheran. On Christmas Day the Reformation Lutheran church will hold sunrise l service at a. m. The regular Sum- day school Christmas exercises will be held the same day at 7:30 P. m.
 First Lutheran. A Christmas sunrise service will be held at 5 o'clock Tuesday morning by the members of the First Lutheran church. Second Advent.
 At f0:45 o'clock Sunday morning the regular Christmas exercises of the Second Advent church will be held.
 Salvation Army. The Salvation Army Christmas bas- kets will be given out Monday after noon at 2:S0 o'clock. The Christmas program will be as follows:
 Christmas Day. a. m.-Julotta.
 p. m.-Christmas gathering.
 Wednesday. Dec. 26. s D. m.-Private soldiers festival.
 Thursday, Dec. 27. s D. m.-I.adies' aid will meet for their Christmas gathering.
 Friday, Dec. 2S. ?. m.-Chidren and young peo- ple's demonstration. Santa will ap- pear at this meeting for the Salya- ton Army Sunday school children.
 Saturday. Dec. 29. s D. m.-A big meeting for every body.
 First Congregational. The following Christmas program will be rendered at the First congre- gational church Sunday morning: Prelude-Fanfare in D .... Bridge Anthem--Whilo Shepherds Watched Their Flocks .....,. Neidlinger Offeratory--Solo for contralto 0 Thou That Tellest Glad Tid- ings tMessiah) .,,..,.... Handel Anthem-Every Valley Shall Be Filled ...,.....,,......... Rogers Postludo--Grand Chorus D. Guilmant
 Nespcr Musicale t4;00) The chorus. assisted by Harold II. Stedman, flutist l. organ:
 Sonata in c minor ..,. Gnilmant
 Adasio. 2. Carols:
 a. Night in Bethlehem ... Parker (conunued on Following Page1
New Britain herald., 1923-12-22

As Christmas once more ap. ] breaches New Britain's churches will follow their usual custom of holding l commemoration of the birth of the Christ-chiid. Special musical pro. grams have been prepared and fit- | ting services have been arranged to commemorate the day. First Baptist Church. l At the First Baptist church the reg ular Christmas service will be held Sunday forenoon. Rev. William Ross will deliver the Christmas sermon or the subject, "The Voice of the Sea. son." and the following musical pro. | gram will be presented: Organ Prelude--Noel ........ Buck I Carol--Silent Night ........ .Grubei Anthem-"Bethlehe ..... Bartlett Anthem-"Behold I Bring You Good Tidings" ............ Peel Offertory-"sleep, Holy Babe. .... ................ Matthews {Contralto Solo and Chorus.) | Organ Postlude-"And the Glory of the Lord" (from the Messiah).. | Iiduutl St. Mary's.
 John J. Crean, organist at St. Mary's 1 church, has prepared a program for the services on Christmas Day that will excel any of the programs that has been rendered there. according 10 present expectations. The numbers will be rendered by a group Of solo, ists, the choirs and organ and orches- tra.
 5:SO O'clock Mass.
 The program for the various serv- ices is as follows:
 rocessional-Venite ..,. Gilsinn
 Orchestra and organ. Interim-Silent Night, Holy Night
 Senior Choir. Mass (No. ? in "G" Major, ......
 Orchestra and Organ
 ...... ...,.............. M. Loesch Offertory-Adeste Fideles ,,..... Choir Communicable Dawn of Hope.
 Orchestra. Recessional - Christmas Airs ....
 Orchestra and Organ.
 O'Clock Mass. Silent Night, Holy Night. Adeste Fidelcs.
 Stars All Bright Are Beaming. Gesu Bambino (The Infant Jesus).
 10:30 O'Clock Mass. rocessional-venite .,..........
 Orchestra and Organ. Silent Night, Holy Night ........
 Senior Choir. Mass fNo. 9 in "G" major. ..... ..........,.,... M. Loosen
 Choir, Orchestra and Organ.