New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1914, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1914. CONG. PETERS RAPS WILSONS POLIGES [Declarcs Presideat’s Method ~ of | Dediing With Mexco is Aimiess. Augusta, Me., April 9.—As at the democratic and progressive state con- ventions held last month, the ques- tlon of prohibition appeared likely to occupy a leading place in the discus- sion at the republican state conven- |tion today. Since state officials are to | be. nominated at the primaries in June, the principal business was the ‘wdoption of a platform. Many of the delegates had previously expressed themeelves as in favor of a plank ‘urging national prohibition. The presiding officer was Congress- man John A. Petérs. An address on mational topics was expected from Congressman Patrick H, Kelley of Michigan. Wilson Policles Attacked. . 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He declared that by refusing to recognize Huerta, the president ‘‘Lost his greatest opportunity to establish some kind of order in Mexico and save thousands of lives and countless treasure.” . “During this ‘watchful waiting’ process of the administration,” Mr. Peters continued, ‘‘lives and property of our own and other citizens are being destroyed. England and other countries have acted with extraordi- nary forbearance, but the limit must be reached sometime. The Mexican policy of the administration has ex. cited the surprise and contempt of European countries. England Controls Wilson. “It looks in Washington as if Eng- MRS, BEIDEL TELLS WOMEN How Lydia E.Pinkham’s Veg. etable Compound Kept Her in Health for 14 Years. Sl:ip;ienlb&!g, Pa.—*‘ It was several years ago that I started taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- ble Compound. 1 bly every month. My & bottle of it and it helped me right away. Then after my second child was born I had a female trouble very badly and I used Lydia E. 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' (confidential) Lynn, Mass., for ad- Your letter will be opened, and answrered by & woman, ‘| and held in strict confidence. iitors to the unvelling in then suffered taxtl- |, pherg to warrant special trains be- !ing required to conv 1 husband bought me | o tne convey large parties — l2nd had our administration in a hole: Apparently she has taken advantage of the situation and said to the presi- dent: ‘Kindly have your congress re- verse its action in giving your coast- wise vessels a right to go through the Panama Canal free and we will keep out of Mexico.’ “To repeal the free tolls law under the present circumstances admits that we had not the right to pass it. It changes the whole result of the stu- pendous work, smashes the Monroe Doctrine and will change the history of this country.” Speaking of state issues, Mr. Peters urged the convention to declare itself against resubmission to the people of the prohibitory amendment to the | state constitution. BARRY MONUMENT UNVEILING IN MAY Great Barquet and Parads Features of Exei6ses. As the time draws near for the dedication ceremonies of the Barry | monument in Washington on May 15 and 16, enthusiasm among people of the commodore’s race throughout the country grows accordingly. The Wash- ington committee is hearing daily .of successful efforts being made in many sections of the union to organize vis- | sufficient to the national capital. S The committee on visitors’ welfare has been organized with Michael G. McCormick, chairman, and is duly ye- ceiving from residents of the city. of ‘Washington lists of rooms which they have to rent for the accommodation of visitors during the unveiling cere. monjes. The prices range from 75 cents up per night per person for lodging, two or more in a room, the average price being $1 per person. ‘This is being done so that those com- ing who do not desire hotel accoms modations may go to private houses and ‘'be well taken care of. The mem- bers of the committee will be on hand at the Union station to meet visitors and direct them to quarters and to give any information desired. The chairman of the committee re- spectfully requests all people who contemplate visiting the city during the unveiling to make arrangements in advance either with a hotel or pri- vate family for their accornmodation, as if this is not done there may be confusion and the visitors will not se- cure as good quarters. Any one desir- ing information should write prompt- ly to Michael G. McCormick,® chair~ man, 3323 Southern building, Wash- ington, D. C. Arrangements have been complets ed for a grand banquet as the clos- ing feature of the unveiling, on Sat- urday evening, May 16, in the magni- ficent banquet hall of the New Wil- lard hotel. 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The speakers Wwill be all men of national reputation, many of whom occupy the highest positions in the federal and state governments. Tickets to the = ban. quet will be $6 each, and as the ca- pacity of the great banquet hall 1s limited those intending to participate should apply at once for tickets, The secretaries of war and navy have assured representatives of the ‘Washington committee that a parade bf cavalry, artillery, infantry, blue Jackets, marines and naval cadets will be provided that will be in every way | The | worthy of Commodore Barry. celebrated Marine band of Washing- ton will participate in the and will also furnish music at the unveiling and probably at Mount Vernon on May 15. P = CORNS DROP OUT IN FOUR DAYS Use Ezo for Corns for three days as directed and on the fourth day you can easlly lift out your Corn—all of it. ‘With every 25 cent package of Ezo for Feet, the greatest of all remedies for swollen, burning, painful, sweaty feet 18 a free box of Ezo for Corns. 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