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New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
TELLS OF GERMANS
 HATRED FOR FRENCH.
H. Y. Stearns Describes His Ey-
 perienCeS in Ruhr District

At meeting of the Lions club held in the Elks club this noon mem-
 bers of the club were treated to on in-
 teresting talk on conditions in the
 Ruhr and in the Rhineland by H. Y.
 Stearns of this city. Mir. Stearns studied in Germany in 1905 and had close view of the. affairs of the German people at that time. Last summer he visited Germany and spent considerable time in the Ruhr.
 The most outstanding thing Mir. Stearns noticed in the Ruhr was the undying hatred of the German people for the French. MT. Stearns said that the German people feel that they
 were prevented from doing the square thing, following the war. by the French intervention in the Ruhr.
 MT. Stearns said that he was in a certain part of Germany and desired to go to another city. When he ap- preached the ticket agent and ex-
 pressed his desire to buy ticket he
 was told that they did not sell tickets for that city but hhat by taking a train to certain station he would be abel to trolley to the city he desired to reach. After reaching the end of the line the crowd on the train was greeted by the sight Of two small troll ley cars which were to convey them to their destination. When Mir. Stearns asked if there were no trains running to the city he was told that there were French trains but tht no one would ride on them. Mir. Stearns thens bought ticket on the French line and with the exception of one civilian he was the only other civilian on the train, the Germans boycotting that line. He said that in order to secure the protection of the train from destruction by the Germans, the big" men in the town were used Rs hostages and forced to ride back and forth on the train throughout the day.
 Mir. Stearns said that in the towns occupied by the French soldiers no one is allowed on the streets after g o'clock and, even during the hottest night in the summer the people are not allowed to have their windows open..
 Mir. Stearns said that many of the German people know that they were wrong in the war and know that they ought to make separations but that the years of training under the old Prussian regime makes 1t hard for them to change their policies
 In closing Mir. Stearns said that the problem in Germany was Of such a nature that 1t would seem al- most impossible to solve it. but that tho first step in that direction will have to be the construction of repre- sentative government in which the people have faith and that they are back of.
 Harvey r. Kazmier, Connecticut lirector Of the Near East Relief, poke on the celebration of Golden Rule Sunday" which has been desig- ,ated as next Sunday and at which .ine the people are asked to eat a dmple meal. Tho difference in value between the meal they would ordi- iarily eat and the simple meal they To eat to De given to the Near East Relief fund.
 A turkey was awarded to Claude | [. Leroux who announced his inten- | ion Of presenting 1t 70 the Polish to be used at Thanks | living dinner in that institution.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
No MARK QUOTATION.
New York Banks Refuse to Announce
 Dealings in German Money.

New York. Nov. 21.-For the first time since the German mark on its spectacular decline. New York banks today refused to even quote it nor minaly. Previously the banks, which had discontinued regular dealings in German exchange, were willing 10 make d nominal rate Today. however. t was impossible to obtain from them even the sembisnce Of a commercial quotation.
 Bankers were agreed that there had been no mark transactions in New York for some time. One firm doing general brokerage business quoted marks at % cents a trillion. but that Figure aas obviously loo high as con- parSd win the London rate. and was heiieeed Co be inc selling price to travellers going abroad.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
Declares Air in Subway
 Is Not Laden With Germs

New York, Eov. 27.--The subway. instead of being a compressed air happy hunting ground for disease germs. is really health resort where 8 nickle gives the city dweller not only a ride but free immunization from yiruient ailments. according to health investigation conduGted by s transit company and reported today in an issue of the company's monthly house organ.
 Guards. conductors and motormen grow healthy and oftimes corpulent on their jobs. the investigation has shown. Less time is taken off for sickness and fewer employees fall vic tim to epidemics on the subway than in open cir employments, it is stated.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
Thursday Program at
 Swedish Bethany Church

Thanksgiving services will be held Thanksgiving Day in the Swedish Bethany church at o'clock in the afternoon. A program suitable for the day has been arranged, consisting of singing by the church choir, a poem by John stenberg, several i've minute talks by church members and q sermon by the pastor. Rev. c. F. Pihl. The annual Thanksgiving Day offering will be taken after, which a social hour with refreshments will be had in the church parlors. This feature will be taken care of by a committee of ladies.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
Warrantee Deed Written
 In Polish and English

An interesting realty deed was re- ceiVed for record this morning at the office of City Clerk X. l.. Thompson, being transfer of a parcel of land on Erwin Place from Nicholas Pich of Wies Sanoczek Powiat Satiok, Ga- licia, Poland, to Theodore Pich of this city. The deed was written in both Polish and English and will be recorded in the two languages Revenue stamps were affixed in the amount of 2O.5O0 marks.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
WARNING OF POISON
Prohibition Agents Hear Of New Ha- ven and New York BootIeggers Re- distiiling Denatured Alcohol.

Springfield, Mass, Nov. a7.-West- crn Massachusetts prohibition en- forcement headquarters today issued warning to the public against what was said to be flood of poisonous liquor expected to be sent 10 this locality for the holiday trade.
 The officers said they had learned that New Haven and New York deal CTS were resorting 10 redistillation of denatured alcohol in their efforts 10 satisfy a big demand that is expected. and recalled the Christmas week dis aster in 1919 when hundred per sons in the Connecticut valley lost their lives by poisonous alcohol.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
Hartford Man Believed
 To Have Taken Own Life

Hartford. Nov. 27.-Luther I.add. 70, a teamster died from gas poison ing in his room at ss Grove street, early this morning. It is believed by the police he committed suicide, though he left no note to explain his action. Ladd, the police say, leaves sister, Mrs. F. Mulkin of SIS Main street, Norwich.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
yoN METZEN RESIGNS
Declares He Has Spent Entire Private
 Fortune For Cause

Dusseldorf, Germany, Nov. 27.- Herr Won Metzen has resigned as for eign minister in the provisional goy- ernment of the Rhineland republic. He declares in his letter of resignation that he has spent his entire private fortune for the separstist cause and cannot afford to continue. Also since the idea of a separate Rhineland has been accomplished he feels he can work more successfully In a private capacity than Tn power"
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
vIsCouNTEss MORLEY DIES
Death Is Separated From That ol
 Husband by Only Nine weeks

Wimbledon, Eng, Nov. 27.---Vis. countess Morley died at her home here carly today Death came as she was sleeping. Her death was separated by only nine weeks from that of her husband, who as John Morley and af- forwards Niscount Morley, was one of England's most noted statesmen and mon of lctters.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
CUSTOMER OWNERSHIP
Chicago Motion Picture Tliests-r Cur-
 poration TaLes Up scheme

Chicago. Nov. 27.-The idea oI cus- toner ownership adopted by some utilities and other concerns. has been taken up by one of the largest motion picture thester owning corporations in Chicago It became known today that the company has arranged to handle stock subscriptions and the theater patrons may purchase from one to 10 shares either for cash or on the par tiai payment plan. The stock is to be purchased on the Chicago stock ex- chanre with open market quotations to govern The price The sock pays ss a year af tho rate Of zs cents a month and sold yestefday at around se.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
TALLER IN PHUA.
Polish General To End Three Day
 Stay With Military Review

Buffalo, N. y., Nov. 27.-The three day visit to Buffalo of General Jos eph J. Haller, commander-in-chief Of the Polish army in the World War, will end tonight with . review os ell the military ani naval forces in the Buffalo district.
 General Halo. spent today al Mia gara Falls and Niagars-on-the-Iskt, where he visited the graves Of Polish soldiers.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
GOVERNMENT vs. KRISTEN.
Arguments Being Heard Today in
 Supreme Court in Bankruptcy.

Washington. Nov. 27-The supreme court heard oral arguments today in a review of the case brought by the government against Jules w. 'Nicky'' Arnstein to compel him to furnish information in bankruptcy proceed 'inEs against him.
 The court at the last term decided lin Arnstein's favor. In support Of its request for . re-hearine. the gov ernment asserted that should the opinion be permitted to stand unmod- flied bsnkrupts would he enabled ef- fectively to conceal their assets. The National Credit Mems association and several surety companies joined with the government in urging revision of the opinion.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
ANTI.JEwIsH FEELING.
Money in Pomersnia Win Not Be
 Good in Hebrew Hands.

stolt, Pomerania, Nov. 27.-Anti- Jewish feeling has been manifested in novel form by the appearance of the new local emergency paper money, based on rye values. issued by the Asrarian union on which are printed the words, mot valid in Jewish hands"
 Attempts are being made to de- clare such a restriction illegal.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
DEPARTS FROM TRADITION
Pope Pius Changes Days and Dates
 For Consistories in Rome

Rome. Nov 27.--Pope Plus has de- parted from tradition in fixing the dates for the coming secret and pub lie consistories. IL has been the GUS tom to hold the former on a Monday and the latter on Thursday, but this time the pontiT has chosen December ze. which falls on Thursday. for the secret conclave and December a. Sunday. for the public meeting.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Opening. g.-stock prices moved ir- regularly higher at the opening of to- days stock market U. $. Steel and Baldwin opened higher but American Can and studebaker lost ground. Op- orators on the long side ran into more profit taking and bear selling but ini tial offerings were well absorbed. the relatively few losses being limited to fractions
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
BANKER 4 SUICIDE

New Orleans. Nov. 27.-ChsrIes Si Raymond. a5. president and cashier or the Citizens Bank and Trust company here uss found dead in the garage of his home today with a bullet hole through his head. < re- vol1er was found near inc body To- lice believe it uss suicide.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27

of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Abel A. Ahl- quist.
 To Meet President Coolidge.
 pr. Soderblom. while in America, will lay before President Calvin Cool idge and Secretaries Charles E. Hughes and Herbert Hoover plans for the universal Christian Confer ence on life and work, which will be held in Stockholm in August 1925.
 Tn earchbishop has arranged a personal conference with the United States executive in Washington on December 5, when the proposed uni- to promote international peace and brotherhood will be discussed at length.
 A preparatory meeting will be- held in Philadelphia and on a still larger scale in Birmingham, England, next April. At these meetings the duty of the churches toward influencing in- ternational brotherhood and the prin- ciples of social and economic life will be discussed. The conference will be confirmed to discussing joint action for practical aims.
 During his present visit to the United States he has been featuring at many universities and colleges, his trip extending from coast to coast. He has filled engagements at Leland Stanford. Harvard, Columbia, Brown, Clark and other colleges and theo- logical seminaries.' On Friday of this week he will lecture at Yale univer- sity on the Woodward Foundation in Lampson Lyceum. His subject will be ',China's and India's Influence on European Religion" He will speak again at Woolsey hall on Sunday eye- ming under the auspices of Yale uni- versity- and the Pastors Union of New Haven, his subject being. Chris tian Union and World Peace"
 SoderblOm the Scholar.
 The Archbishop is in the prime of life, being not far past the half cen- tury mark. As a school man he is said not to belong to Sweden alone, but to Europe, as he earned his de- gree of doctor of theology at the University of Paris in 1901 and later being showered with honorary de- dR Chrstiania and Edinburgh.
 While in Rock Island, H.. few weeks ago he received notification from Sweden that the degree of doctor of medicine had been con- ferred upon him.
 In 1901 he was given a professors chair in Leyden university and from l912-In1f held the chair of history | of religion in Leipsic university. In l9ii he was chosen archbishop Of Sweden. in which capacity. according | to Sweden churchmen, he has accom- pished more than any of his pre- decessors to enable the Lutheran church of that country to meet it's varied problems, both spiritual and temporal.
 As nrimate Of the Swedish church he has placed great emphasis upon the catholicity Of the Church of Christ on earth. and he has been prominent as an exponent Of this principle of catholicity in his efforts 10 bring closer together the churches of the various nations.
 Noted A An Author
 As an author, Dr. Soderblom is known for his erndition. and the felicity of his style. A large number of his works have been translated in- to the representative languages of the continent of Europe. Some of his books were written originally in Ger man, French and English respective iN His most recent work ia A. Nolumn |
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
NO ADDITIONAL STOCK.

Detroit, Nov. 27.--The common stock Of the Page Detroit Motor Car company was increased from s4,ooo,- 900 to ss.ooo,6Oo at a special meeting Of the stockholders here today. H. Nj. Jowett, president of the company declared the company has no pres ent intention Of issuing additional stock
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
FOUR HURT IN CRASH.

Springfield. Vt. Nov. 27.-Wslter Piiet, IS years old. of this town. was badly hurt and three other persons sustained minor injuries in q collision between a trolley car and an electric freight locomotive on the trolley line between Springfield and charlestown. N. H.. today.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
RAILROAD BONDS.
Stimulated Activity in Market But
 Fluctuations are small.

New York, Nov. 27.-Appearanc of additional earning statements for October stimulated activity in the railroad division in the early hours of today's bond market but fluctuations continued small. Some western rail- road liens sold al slightly higher prices Industrial bonds were in bet ter demand and numerous of the more speculative issues moved forward. There were few transactions in the foreign group and prices generally were firm. Active IT. 2. government bonds slumped slightly on small turnover.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
Tuftrrala
Cornelius Daiy

Funeral services for Cornelius Dsly will be held tomorrow at s:so o'clock from the M. J. Kenney undertaking parlors and at s.45 o'clock from St. Mary's church. Interment will De in St. Mary's csmetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
sHoRT TINE CEASES
Vote of Master Cotton Spinner> TaiIS
 of Nesr~Sary MaiorTty

Manchester. England. Snv. s7-Tv-a ballots taken Of the members of the Federation of Master cotton spinners cu the question of continued short time running in the mills using Ameri- can cotton have failed 10 show the necessary ma foritv either in favor o' a tw-enfy-fOur hour or thirty-twe rour week short time will there fore cease nsSt week The decision is regarded ss an indication gI the im- I.r0yfng trade.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
PRIZES FOR DESIGNS
School Students to Enter Contest for Suitable Chamber Of Commerce In- signia.

Cash prizes of sS and g and honor able mention will be given to pupils of the high and Junior high schools for the best Chamber of Commerce designs turned out within the next three months.
 This was decided at meeting of q committee consisting of Mary E. Cur tin, secretary Of the chamber, Steve Robb and E. W. Bennett with Arthur Brown. art instructor for the senior High school.
 The contest opens December l and closes March 1. It will be for designs indicating membership in the Cham Der and merchants will he asked to display them on their store windows or glass door panels.
 The prizes arc offered to senior and junior high schools and the cor responding grades in the parochial schools.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
Rufus ID. FY;ch

The funeral of Rufus D. Fitch will take place tomorrow afternoon. Serv- ices will be held at the B. C. Porter funeral parlors at 2 o'clock. Rev. Henry V. Maier officiating. Inter ment will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
BANK ROBBED or . 5000

Chicago. Nov. 27. - Bandits who held up the Hardware State bank at Lexington, H., today escaped with ss.0o0 in currency. the Illinois bank CTS association here was informed.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
NOTED EDUCATOR DIES.

Mobile, Ala. Nov. z7.--Mrs. Eunice Isabelle Williams Moore, e4. formerly weli-known educator. died last night. She was native of Ashfeld, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
WANT SOME MARKS?

New York. Nov. z7.-A leading bank this afternoon reported a sale of German marks at i4 cents a tril- lion.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27

fn the geological raet fhsrr vas anrr sea shorf w1ers there are now mountains in eastern Kentucky
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27

T.. S. TREASURY STATEMENT. U. g. Treasury balance, si5s.sss.sss.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
SWEDISH PRIVATE
 HAS ANCIENT STAFF

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New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
NotWI Az An Author

As an author, Dr. Soderblom is known for his erndition, and the felicity of his style. X large number of his works have been translated in- to the representative languages of the continent of Europe. Some of his books were written originally in Ger nan, French and English respective ly. His most recent work is q yolumo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27


PRODA Sc 3~husovy dayen-.
port set $35; set do jidelny
S45; pax pekny prouteny set
6-kusovy j s elektr. lampou "a
sos; harpet 9x12 $40; jeden
mensf SIS; velky davenport
S25; dressing table. $12; stdl
do kuchyne a 3 zidle Sc. PAX
name velky vyb6r v postelich
q perach z druhe ruky, ktere
mdzete miti $ novou matraci
"a SIG kus. Chcete-i zamenit
vas starry nabytek "a novy,
pfijd'te k nam do naseho no.
veho obchodu a my vas uspo-
kojime jak cenami tax nabyt-
KEN, jak jsme jiz uspokojili
mnoho jinych. V. SEDLACEK,
4641 roadway. 1-27
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byl v Mich zcela spravne. Jejil
nemocna il nyni dala pine ru-
ce prace, byla velmi rozcilena,
ponavadz vevodkyne den co
den, i "kdyby sidla padala" je
zdila kolem indickeho domu.
Zvlastni yec - We dvornich kru
zich Sc predpokladalo, ze ma
hly snatek Mainaudv, ''tento
polosileny dobrodruzny krok,'
ihned ukonci jeho styky Sc dvo
rem a promenf byvalou pfizeil
v nejroztrpcenejsi nepratel-
stvi - ale stalo Sc zcela jinak.
Zasvecene osobnosti 81 septaly,
ze vevodkyn6 je jako vysvobo-
zena re sve ztrnulosti cd te do
by, co vi, ze zenitba ia je kon-
vencnim snatkem v nejdokona-
lejslm smyslu, ze starry dvorni
marsal je proti nj doufa, re
il rozvede. O Gem vsak nemeli
tito vsichni ostrovtipni lide ami
tusenf, bylo jedaou z hlubo-
kych zasad zenskeho srdce, kite
re dffmaif v srdci neihrd6iSi a.
ristokratky grisetine We
vodkyn4 :tohoto krasneho sve-
volneho muze nemilovala nj
kdy vasniv6ji . pokorneji nez
tehda, kdy il tax strasne, talk
oeividne potrestal, kdy mravne
po nj tem6f slapal nohama.
Zrzka, jak jmenovaly dvor-
nj danny novou pani schoen-
wertskeho zanku, nebyla jiz,
prcdnetem zavisti, kdyz il vi
della vevodkyne "klasternim
zavojem" a neobjevila nejake-
ho pilvabu; kdezto prvni chot'
svymi skvosthymi toaletami a
svym pikantnim zjevem dysi-
dim radosti ze, zivota a touhou
po zabave sc stala u dvora ho-1
stem kteremu sc lichotilo vzdy
cky, druhe choti Mainau ami u
dvora nepfedstavil. Jako drive
bydlil casio nekolik dni zcela
sam jako svohodny We SVEN ele
gantnim byte v sidem{m meste
a mluvil nenucepe o sve nasta-
vaiici ceste ma vychod. Vse to
stacilo, ably presvedcilo vevod-
kvni, ze vykonanim trestu byla
zhava pomstychtivost tohoto
lnuze uhasena navzdy re mu
dalsi osud nastroje, ktereho
pouzil k pomste, jest dplne Tho
|stejmym. Nyni jezdila Ease den
me schoenwertskym parkem v
nalade velmi povznesene.
(Pokracovani.)
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OBCHODNf MAJETEK 8 dve-
ma Story, velky byt koupel-
nou, garaz, ma obchodni ulici
u skol, cukrovinkovy obchod a
zarizeni proda Sc zvlast', die
dohody. Cena budovy $500,
po prfpade Sc vy1nenf "a" mo-
derni jednorodinny dum. The
Atlas Finance Co., 5454 Broad
way. Ptejte Sc ma Ferd. Stuk-
bauera. 1-27
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pravili, ze Sc jim zamlouva
Baer's Quality Cutting proto,
ze ma stejnou prirozenou chut'
tabaku v kazd6m baliGku. Jest
tez nejcistsim k zvykani j kou-
feni, kupujte Baer's.
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PRODA Sc dim ma vych. So.
ul., blize kostsla r. Marie
Lourdslk6, hodicf Sc pro jedau
yelkou rodinu aneb pro dive
mensi. Ma 6 pokojl a poho-
dine zarizeni. Cena pouze
$4,000. Posp9ste 81. Blizsi sde
Ii JOS. Smetana, 5023 Dolloff
Rd. Tel. Union 81 1. 1--27
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PRIJMOU Sc prvni tfidy sle-
vaci k. benci squizers ma sede
zelezo. Haste sc U Western
Reserve Foundry Co., 1909
Marquette st. 1-27
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PRODA Sd nabytek do jidei-
ny, parleru, loznice, davenport
set, White ~sici stroj, fonegraf,
kabinet do kuchyne, kuchyh-
ska kamna ma plyn, vyhfevni
kaInna ma uhli, plyn a elektri-
ku, stojany ma kvetiny a jine
sveci, vse v nejlepsim poradku
ia ceny nejlevn9jsi. Chcete-li
Fprodat aneb vymenil vas nahy-
stek, oznamte nam, my platime
idobre ceny. Haste Sc v elsie
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