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New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
DODGE FINANCIAL ISSUE
Trnch Cabinet PoStpones Action Until After Negotiations Between Leaders Arc Ended.

Paris, Jan. i9 UI-The French cabinet today lodged the complicat- ed financial embroglia by deterrlng action until the end of the negotia- tions between Finance Minister Doumer and the finance committee of the chamber of deputies.
 These negotiations were conclud- cd, as far as the committee Is con cerned, last evening, when M, Malvy, president of the committee, saw Premier Briand and complained that tho government supported the finance minister in his unyielding attitude.
 This step was interpreted in par llamentary and governmental circles as an invitation to the premier to throw Doumber overheard. NJ. Briand stands on his previous declaration that if the chambers finance committee Is unable to agree with M. Doumer, the chamber itself must decide between them.
 It is now expected that tho premier will ask for q vote without posting the qustion of confidence and that, in case he is beaten in the chamber, he will carry the question to the senate on an interpolation and get the sentiment Of the upper house before considering abandoning power.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
FACTORY TO CLOSE DURING
 FUNERAL OF OSCAR MOBERG
Laaders, Frary & Clark Employes To Pay Tribute To Dlvkipn
 Superintendent TomorNAss

The remains of Oscar Moberg will lie in state al the First Lutheran church tomorrow afternooa from ll:30 o'clock until 1880 o'clock. The entire plant of the Landers. Frary x Clark company will close down for the afternoon out of respect to Mir, Mobcrg who was an employe of the company for over 25 years, and q superintendent of one of Its larg- est divisions at the time Of his death.
 A lodge Of sorrow will be held by Centennial lodge, A. r. & A. M., at l:S0 o'clock, Masonic ceremonies will also be conducted at Erwin chapel at 2;3O o'clock. Rev. Dr. Abel 4, Ahlquist, pastor of the First Lutheran church, will officiate at the funeral services. Burial will be in Falryicw cemetery.
 The pail bearers which were chos, en from his fellow employees at Lhndcrs, Fray X Clark's will be D. M, Shepard, s, w. Schade, Arthur Pottomley A, s. Anderson. Albert Handbury and C. E. Edwards. The floral bearers chosen arc representa- tivrs from the various lodges Of which he was a member, as follows. Centennial lodge. A. F. X A. M., Os- car Marsh and Sherwood Raymond, i, A2iz Grotto Arthur Hoagland and Olaf Anderson: Landers' Mutual Aid, Anton Schiffcrt and Irving Williams, Vega society, John A. Johnson and John Abrahamson: l. o. o. F.. AL fred Bengston and Carl Holmberg.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
Europe ill Financial
 Clutch of T., S.-TrOtZky

Moscow. Jan. 19 Lp-Leon Trot- sky told the members of the Moscow Business Mems club today that all Europe was in the financial clutches of the United States.
 Any country which laid plans for industrial development in Europe without taking into account Amer- cas- supremacy committed a big mis- take, he said, adding:
 By granting Germany advances totalling s4o0,o0o,000, America has led all the German industry into a knot. By advancing Great Britain credits totallng $500, ,000, Amer ica has achieved the result that the stability of British currency today depends upon American exchange.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
S1O,0OO CAMPAIGN PLANS
New Britain Zionist District to Formulate Plans for Helping United Palestine Appeal,

In order to formulate plans for securing s10,0O0 for the United Palestine Appeal In New Britain, the New Britain Zionist district will meet tonight at S;l5 o'clock In the Elm street synagogue,
 Mrs, Henry Morans and her com mittee composed of Morris Cohn, Dr, NJ. S, Dunn, 1sador Goldman, Samuel Lerer and F, W, Richman will tonight present the result of their meeting last Frdiay with the nization.
 Definite plans will be laid this eve- ming for carrying on strenuous campaign in New Britain. It is planned to bring a prominent speak CT here to further the interests of the drive. Other cities throughout the country are now conducting campaigns to collect a national sum Of S5.O00,o00 for the United Pales- tine Appeal, The drive in New Brit ain will last two weeks.
 Tonight, directly after the meet ing refreshments will be served by the local chapter of the Hadassah.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
TELLS MOTHER WAY TO
 STOP A CHILD'S CHEST COLD
Simpler, Better, Safer And Surer Way-kiddies Like
 It-No Bundling Up
LESS DANGER OF THEM
 CATCHING FRESH COLDS

When your little boy catches bad cold and his chest is congested, throat is sore, eyes and nose are red and he locks terrible he will stop crying in a iiffy just tell him you are going to relieve his cold just like they do when Try Cobb or Walter Johnson, the Big League baseball star, catch a bad cold.
 Show the little chap the picture Of Walter Johnson and other bali players in the folder of directions that comes with every bottle of Mike Martins Iiniment. Then strip | off his clothes apply a couple hot towels 10 his chest and neck 10 open the pores good and then rub thoroughly with Mike Martins I.iniment. If tho cough is bad and throat is sore just sprinkle three or four drops of liniment on a lump Of sugar and let him dissolve and swallow it. Then a good laxative and 10 he'd, No need to bother about bundling him all up in fan nels - Mike Martins Eminent keeps the little fellow warm as toast all night and next morning cold is loosoned up and gone. Ap- ply once more in the morning - let him dress and go 10 school or out 10 play - The liniment keeps him free Of fresh colds,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
TINED AS RECKLESS DRIVER

Pleading guilty to a charge of reckless driving in West Hartford on December 2S, Henry noan, 15l0 Stanley street was fined s2S by Judge Richard II. Demings, in tho West Hartford police court last night, George Shelter A Bond street, pleaded nol contendere, and vas fined s25 with execution of the sentence suspended,
 Rain yesterday caused bad washout at West Main and Bradley street, and W. r. Yeomans, SS Stew art street, reported tho matter 10 the police. Superintendent Michael P. OBrien Of the sewer department was notified of the washout.
 New Britain lodge, B. r. O, F., will have as its official guest on Thursday night District Deputy Leo B. Santangeto of Middletown. Mem bers from Plainyille. Berlin and NeTlngton will be in charge of the entertainment after the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
MACKAY MAKES DENIAL
statement Says Rumor He offered To Buy on Irving Bcrlin Is Ab. solutely Absurd.

New York, Jan, ls tPD-Reports that Clarence H, Mackay had of tered Irving Berlin, popular com poser and lazz exponent, St,000, GOO lt ho would jilt Mr. Mackay's daughter, Ellln, who is now the song writer's bride, were denied today as absurd"
 A statement on behalf of Mir, Mackay issued by W. J. Gecgan, of the Postal Tele. graph and Cable company, Of which Mr, Mackay is president, said:
 "lf Mir. Mackay were 10 deny all the absurd stories of the last few weeks, hc would have nothing else 10 do, He has said nothing in this case since his first statement"
 This statement was that issued soon after the T arriage Of Berlin and Miss Mackay in which her father said that she married with out his Knowledge or approval.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
|. $. Bicycle Team Back
 In Second Place Today

Berlin, Jan. l9 d9-When the morning sprints in the international six day bicycle race were over today, the American team of McNamara- Horan was back in second place. and the 1talian-G German combination Of Georgetti-R Ricger, was out in front with @@6 points and a mileage Of 1,7lG at the 10th hour. McNamara and Horan had @15 points.
 Tonani and Scwall, a new team formed after the withdrawal of AL dow and Rosellen, their former part ners, were third with 101 points; Hahn-Fritz, 90, fourth; Persyn- De baets fifth and the Vanderhove brothers sixth.
 Eight German riders have been forced out by illness or strain, leav- in" the six teams named fighting for the lead and four other out-lap- ped.
 During a strike of textile workers in Bohemia this season 14.00O work CTS were idle
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
DAIRYMEN HOLDING
 ANNUAL MEETING
Advised to Improve Soil by
 Raising Wilson Beans

Hartford, Jan. 1s Pl-The forty tiIth annual convention Of the Con- nccticut Dairymen's association opened this morning in Unity hall and several hundred Of the $50 members present,
 The meeting will end tomorrow.
 Charles W. Hall of West Hartford, president, was in charge Of the con vention, The first speaker was Pro- lessor w. l.. Slate, state director of the agricultural experiment station at New. Haven, whose subject was Results of the Experimental Work on Society Beans and Corn"
 He advised the growing of third variety Of beans, known as the Will son bean and popular in the south. It has a high feeding value, he eX- pained, and increases the value of the silage by sl0 an acre.
 Hugh G. Nsnpelt, president of the Waterloo Jersey farm, Waterloo, la, one of the most experienced nutri- ton experts in the west, spoke on Feeding and Care Of Dairy Cat te." He was scheduled 10 speak again this afternoon on Selection and Development of the Dairy Herd"
 After luncheon, Professor 0, F. Reed, of the Michigan Agricul- .ural college, discussed Efficiency in Dairying." An address by President Herbert Myrick, editor of the New England Homestead, Springfield, on Enhancing a Dairy Farm" followed by that of MT. Nanpelt's concluded the afternoon program. Tonight there will be a banquet in Hotel Garde.
 A feature of the convention is the exhibit by members for cash prizes of certified milk and nursery milk corn, butter and special displays Of machinery and farm supplies.
 The business meeting and cleo tion of officers will take place to- morrow. There will also be ad- dresses and an illustrated lecture by George White, professor of dairy husbandry at the Connecticut Agricultural college, on "Some Economic Phases of the Abortion Disease" This Bang Bacillus causes serious losses in milk pro- duction Professor Reed will speak on the subject of recent develop ments in feeding methods by add ing mineral rations. In the after noon Erwin II. Forbush, secretary of the Feeral Land bank at Springfield, will talk on Problems of Financing a Farm"
 At 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon there will be a round table discus sion on Cost of Producing a Guar
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
No Action Wednesday
 On New Building Code

A combination Of cricumstan ances will prevent action by the common council Wednesday night on new code Of building laws and, unless the mayor Is prevailed upon 10 call q special meeting, there will be no decision on the new ordinances un- til the February meeting.
 Numerous amendments have been suggested. practically have 10 do with details of comparative slight importance, and the ordi- nance committee, whose members sat last night 10 hear builders ob- iections, will not be able to whip tho laws into shape for Wednes- days meeting. There also have been objections on the part of council members who say they have had no opportunity to read the ordinances and are not ready to act. Then, too, the building de- partment has not familarized it. self with the code and If callet upon 10 put 1t into effect Thurs day, as would be the case If final action were taken Wednesday night. confusion would be certain to result.
 Representatives of sign painting and billboard interests were before the committee last night 10 object to the elimination of solid faced skylines, which are billboards on top of buildings, The building de- partment will urge their elimina- ton.
 Chairman D. T.. Nair Of the ordinance committee is considering the advisability of asking for q special meeting of the council for action on the code.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
Burglar Enters Market,
 Gets S2 in Register

Forcing his way into the East End Market, 599 East street, last night, by breaking the glass in the rear door of the market, a thief took $2 in change from the register, and made good his escape. Nothing else is missing.
 Benjamin Silverman. owner of the store, notified the police department this morning of the robbery. Ser geant George Ellinger is investigat- ing.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
WIDOWS EFFORTS FAIL

Canton, Jan. 1a Pl-Despite ef- forts of Mrs. Sun-Yat- Sen, widow of the late president of South China, to make peace 1t Is rumored that op- ponents of eneral Chang Kai-Shek, "red" leader and military power of South China, are seeking to oust him because of his officiousness in con- ducting all matters.
 An anti-Japanese boycott demon- stration was arranged today. Strik- CTS and students are participating in the plans.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
CRISIS IN HARBIS

Tokyo, Jan, l9 Rl-Tho yernacu- lar newspapers report somewhat serious situation at Harbin, Man churia, where the Russians and Chinese are In dispute over tho Chinese Eastern railway, Trains from Harbin and lIang-Chun have not been running since Sunday.
 lt is reported that both the Chi. noSc and the Russians are threaten. ing to call out troops,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
SUICIDE IN MERIDEN

Meriden. Jan, 10 lH Albort Frederick Gustafson committed sui- eide by inhalIng gas yesterday after noon at his home on Qulnlan avnue, His body was found in bed by his wife shortly after o'clock, when she returned from her work. The gas jet was open and the room flll- eds with fumes. Medical Examiner Dr, F, T. Bradstrcct pronounced death hy suicide.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19

of Mllk for S6 Days,' led by Pro lessor Allayn w. Manchester state extension economist of the Con- nccticut Agricultural college, Others taking part in the discus sion will be Mrs, q, E, pierpont of Maple Hill farm. Waterbury and Assistant state Dairy Commissioner II, O. Daniels of the Min Brook Dairy farm, Middlotown.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
Drink Deep Sea Water and Drive
 Rheumatism From the Blood
Axelrods Pharmacy Sells It in Concentrated Form-One
 Tablespoonful in Water Twice Day

many ailments and abnormal condi- tions disappear.
 Give the blood these mineral sub stances in the form of OCean-O and it will distribute them 10 every part Of the body, building up weakened tissues and giving energy, strength and vitality to the whole system.
 That's why OceanO is so helpful in constipation, indigestion, auto in toXication, nervous breakdown and obstinate skin oruptions.
 What any run down human ma chine needs most of all is Yitalizing
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
Will Keep Her Word and
 Give Cousins S115, 1000

Shreveport, La, Jan. 19 R)-To live up to an agreement will cost Miss Mary K, Jacks. school teacher, approximately S115,000 but she says she will keep her word.
 Miss Jacks, stepdaughter of the late Mrs, Matte A, Jacks, whose will was lost several months ago, made an agreement with several of Mrs. Jacks cousins that sse would share the estate equally with them, wheth- CT the will was found or not. Yesterday, the will was received here by mail from an unidentified person who found It. Miss Jacks was the principal beneficiary, but in view of her decision administrators of the estate announced today they would disregard the document.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
NO INTERVENTION
 BY PRESIDENT IN ;. STRIKE EXPECTED
tccutinued from First Page>

was a member were disgraccful. "
 Mfr, Davis quoted John Marshall ss describing an Ignorant, corrupt and Independent judiciary IN the worst affliction on any people. Ho said no man who is inadequatcly paid can he independent in thought, and suggested that f present sal aries are 10 he continued judges should be required 10 take tho oath Of celIbacy SO as not "to expose their dependents to the hardships" such salaries entail
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
Coroner Hears Testimony
 In Bridgeport Fatality

Bridgeport, Jan. t9 P-Coroner John J. Phelan, in his investigation today of the death of F. Harris Mason, 54, who was struck and killed by an automobile last Satur- day night, heard testimony in rr- gard to the changes on Crescent avenue where the accident oc- cured. Patrolman William Mc- Mullen testified that if was an awful dark section" and that q nearby arc light did not throw its rays across the street.
 Cassius ". Harvey. driver of the automobile, testified that Mason was directly In front Of his car be- fore he was visible to him.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
Gas Victim Reported
 Improving at Hospital

Stella Zieko, age q, and her two brothers, Stanley age 20, and Ed ward, age 12, Al North Burritt street, were overcome by coal gas yesterday morning at their home. The elder girl was taken to the New Britain General hospital where she is resting comfortably, The other two were not overcome enough to be taken to the hospital. Dr. David Waskowitz attended the three.
 Their father discovered their con- dition yesterday morning when he knocked at the door Of his daugh- ter and sons to tell them to get up for work.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
Railway Official Makes
 Defense of Rate TheOr,

Washington, Jan. 19 CP-A de- tense of the rate making theory which permits the charging by rail- roads of less for long freight hauls than for shot ones where there is competition by water was made tn the senate interstate commerce com mittee today by Alfred P. Thom general counsel for the association of railway executives.
 Mir. Thom's defense was given in the hearings on the Gooding bill, which under some circumstances would deny the railroads the right they now have to publish such rates.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19

mineral clements in the blood and this Ocean-O will give you.
 OCean-O comes in bottles containing 10 fluid O2s., and as the doze Is from one tea spoonful to one table spoonful twice q day, you can readily see that q bottle lasts a long time.
 AXelrod sells dozen of OCean-O, as do drug Eists everywhere, and always with the under standing that if you are not satisfied with tho help it gives, you can have your money back.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19

Mike Martins Liniment contains no menthol which warns only a few minutes and then chills and brings fresh colds unless bundled up. It does not contain kerosene or turpentine 10 blister so 1t won't harm even the tender skin Of an infant and Mike Martins Liniment keeps its heat for hours and hours - Has a pleasant odor too.
 Noto:-Mike 'Martin, the greatest athletic trainer in the country, per fectcd this hniment which today is acknowledged 10 be the finest and most effective. safe and sure rem edy Of its kind made. He is the trainer of the famous Washington Baseball Club. A good sized bottle only costs soc at any good drug store. Avoid the cheaper substi- tutes.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
Name Is Ocean.O and Money Back if It Doesn't Conquer
 Rheumatism

When the agonizing pains of rheu- matism almost drive you crazy. re- member it Is the blood in your body signaling for help.
 It is starving for the want,of yi- talking natural mineral elements.
 What kind of alkaline clements nobody knows. but inasmuch as deep sea water contains the same natural elements as the blood, by
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19

and distilled and pUri- fled sea water, 1t has been found that rheu- matism can be fought and conquered and the alkaline condition of the blood restored. In nearly every person S blood some of these rare natural mineral clements which only pure deep sea water can supply are lacking,
 Every gland, every nerve. every muscle and every organ in the body needs these vital elements and when ocean-O Is taken into the stomach and gets into the blood stream
New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
HELD AS ALTO THEE

Stamford, Jan. 19 H) -- Alfred Santiago, 1s, negro, Of New York, was found here today with an au- tomobile stolen last night in Hart ford. 1t was Connecticut P $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
ROTARY VALVE
PLANNED BY
DODGE
Auto Manufacturer Sets
Out to Accomplish
Impossible"
By ROY c. HAYES

cniycssaI Service Automobile Editor.
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-With all
the grit and determination that made
the Dodge name outstanding in the
automobile industry, John Duval
Dodge of Detroit, formally stepped
out today to accomplish what auto
Ilobile men have always regarded as
"impossible"-the successful manu-
facture of a rotary valve automo-
bile.
In making his bow as prospec-
tive automobile manufacturer, Dodge
is showing an easy disregard for
precedent and the failures of others
10 make go of this type motor
car.
If he succeeds in his venture, he
will be the first son of any of the
fndustry's pioneers 10 sponsor a new
automobile. The name of his progeny
has been changed from 81. D. D."
car to the Dodgeson.
Only the motor is displayed in the
large suite of rooms that have been
reserved at the Pennsylvania hotel.
1t il an eight cylinder rotary valve
power plant. which will be put into
. car that will sell for approximate
h $500.
A feature of the car is the elimina-
hon of the poppet valves with their
gears and tappete. The designers
claim that the new type valve adopt
ed uses a minimum amount of power
10 drive; that it is smooth running
and noiseless, with 60 per cent less
FRACTIONAL horse power than the old
style engines.
The motor will be displayed at the
Detroit and Chicago shows and the
completed car will be ready late this
summer, Dodge declares.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
MALLY ADDRESSES
S. A. TRAFFIC CLUB

The first of the semi-monthly
meetings of the San Antonio Traffic
Club was held in the st. Anthony
Hotel Monday, with President Gibbs
II. Doyle in the chair. Charles l.
Wynne Jr., is secretary. Archer ii.
Hall was chairman of the day. The
attendance prize was won by Charles
II. Wagner.
Fred MaIly, secretary Of the agri.
cultural department Of the Chamber
of Commerce, was the principal speak
er. Mr.. Mally spoke on railroading
and farming, stressing the resources
and possibilities of Southwest Texas
and how the railroads could cooperate
with the farmers and producers.
z. p. Laubscher was named chair
man, and VI. M. Neussle and W. A.
Bielstein, members of the publicity
eemmittee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
POLL TAX POSTERS
i PAINTED BY PUPILS

Twenty-Five PAY Your Poll Tax"
posters have been completed by stu
dents of the art department of Brack-
enridge High School for the Junior
Chamber Of Commerce TO aid that body
In its PAY Your Poll Tax" cam
rpaign now in progress.
The posters were destined and
painted under the direction of Miss
Blanche Williams, art instructor Of
The school.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
DRY AGENTS SEIZE
3 HOTEL PORTERS

Federal prohibition agents Monday
night left a downtown hotel virtually
without porters.
Three negroes employed at the hos
telry were arrested on charges of vio-
lating the national prohibition act.
They will receive hearings before the
United States commissioner Tuesday
on the cha rges.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
BOYS WILL STUDY
l COURT FUNCTIONS

/ Thirty-two boys from Ralph Waldo
Emerson School will visit San An
tonio's juvenile court, Judge Angus
fus McCloskey, presiding, Wednesday.
The boys will visit the court un-
der the direction of Norman Macleod,
assistant director Of the boys depart
Sent Of the 7. NJ. c. A. They will
observe the methods, procedure and
functions Of the court and have its
aims and purposes explained 10