New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1916, Page 17

NEW, BRI GREAT BRITAIN SEES INCREASE OF LUNACY Percentage of Ieseee Doubles in Hall Century (Correspondence of The Assoclated Press.) April 21.—The report of v control reviewing London, the board of luna “conditions in Great Britain since the year 185 ing in classes vers. In 1859 there were under control for 100,000; 140,000. As the total popula- tion, the ratio of lunatics in 1859 was 18.5 per 10,000. In 1915 the propor- tion had risen to 3 “We may at once parative figures, recognizing that the diagnosis of lun- acy has improved, and that thereforc more cases are recognized and cared for than in 1859. Yet this does not explain all the increase. Other tors must be considered. point t each Tclaims, and we a alcohol, syphili and other sim cause of the inc ‘The truth is 9, shows a steady and alarm- ase of insane all but persons in especially among pau- 36,000 persons lunacy: in 1899, in 1913, compared to com- ease in insanity. that the cause of lun- acy is not known. The factors enum- erated above 1 play a part, but they aldo play their part in the lives of men and women who die sane. Y Quite recently it has been suggested that diet may have some importance, and attention has been called to the fact that many persons of insane ten- exhibit strong dietetic r’refcr- 1 love of sugar and so on.” denc, ences HINDENBURG, BATTLE TYPE, BUT HUMAN | man Iield Marshal Kind ¥Friendly Despite His Responsi- bilitics of War. April 2 Professor Hein- well Berlin, rich Cauer, a v ho has been engaged for some time on a bust of Hinderburg, contributes picture of known sculptor to the Bauseitung the popu leade “Hindenburg’s entire fi writes, “from the crown of his head to the soles of his feet, measures a trifie over six feet. He holds him- self with soldierly erectne but his head is usually bent forward, a habit which one always notices in big men accustomed to speak with those 3 sature. He gives you the ion of a knight in armor. His deep voie and his remarks, often wh but never injurious or ironi - full of kindness and friendline: “If you look at Hindenburg closely vou will notice a furrow over the nose drawn between the swellings of brow. This row has been wven by the > responsibili- s of the present war. You get the \rn]n(‘&\mn of strain and even suffer- a pen llow color of the skin. “The Field Marshal is lean. Pho- tographs had led me to expect a fat But he ctually thin, and this thinness increases theimpression of energy in the face and is certainly preferable from the artist's point of view."” TME “CASCARET TONGHT AND SEE! "Spend -a Dime!" Your Liver and Bowels and Feel Fine. Enjoy ‘life! system is filled with an aéchmulation of bile “and * bowel poison;which keeps you bm'nus,' Your Liven headachy, dizzy, tongue coated, breath bad and stomach sour—why don't youw gét a t0-cent box of arets at € drug store and feel bully. Take carets tonight and enjoy the nicest, tlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced. You'll wake up with a clear head, clean tongue, lively skin and looking and fee cross, bilious,.fe time—they are harm- You See Them Everywhere and They Go Wherever You See Them There Are Millions of Themin Use. Better Get Aboard the Ford Band Wagon at Once and Be a Real Business Man and Save Money. ‘THE UNIVERSAL CAR You want to know what your motor car will do. ance answers your question. the motor car needs of all The million-car Ford perform- Supplying classes, the Ford is operated and maintained in city or country for about two cents a mile— with universal Ford louring Car $440; behind it. $390; service Runabout Coupelet $590; Town Car $640; Sedan $740, f. 0. b. Detroit. sale at On display and and { | Simple Inexpensive Remedy Checks Early Tendency to Constipation About the first thing impressed on the young Mother is the necessity for regularity in her baby, which brings up the question of the most desirable laxative for children’s use. Mrs. Jesse Richardson, Philpot, Ky., says she has used Dr. Caldwell's Sy- rup Pepsin for the past year and that there is no medicine in the world like it. She writes, “My little son, William, Jr., just loved it because it is so pleas- | ant to take, and everybody talks about his being such a fine healthy boy.” Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is compound of simple laxative herbs free from any opiate or narcatic dr: and is the standard remedy for co stipation in thousands of homes throughout the land. Drug Stores everywhere sell it for fifty cents a bottle: Get a bottle of this excellent remedy. and have it in the house. A $10,000,000 BANK | [nsular Governmen'tfl Takes Hall of 200,000 Sharss (Correspondence of The Assoclated Press.) Manila, March 31—With announce- ment that shares of stock in the new Philippine National bank put on sale at once, the insular gov- ernment has taken its first steps in the actual organization of the $10,- 000,000 bank authorized by the last insular legislature. Harvey P. Willis, the first president of the bank, for- merly secretary of the federal reserve board of the national government, is cxpected to arrive within two months to take over his duties and it is hoped to have the bank machinery ready for operation which he gets to Manila. Samuel Ferguson, acting execut secretary, has been named vice pre: dent of the bank, and will direct its affairs in the organization period un- til the arrival of his chief. Willis H. Anderson, head of one of greatest American firms in the islands, Leon R an American of many y sidence here, head of the local agency of the Shanghai Lifo Insurance company, Venancio Concep- cion, former general in the Filipino army, later a newspaper man and now deputy collector of internal rev- enue, Teodoro Yangoo, perhaps the foremost Filipino merchant, and Vin- cente ngon Encarnaccon, member of the Philippine commission since the arrival of Governor General Harrison, constitute the board of directors. Of the 200,000 shares, the insular government is to take 101,000, thc rest being offered to the public. The government’s share is to be paid for vith $650,000 from the in $900,000 from the ank which now is insular bank, $500,000 from the pay- ment of a loan made last year to would be SMOKED Shoulders Sugar Cured Fresh Special allday ....lb 121/2 HAMS Sugar Cured, Fresh age. Special 4 to 6 1b average By the strip .. .1b 20 fzne Healthy Child ‘ Convincing Evidence|y FOR PHILIPPINES| { the most out of their soil. SE the | merged with the | Smoke, 4 to 8 1b average. Smoked, 10 to 12 Ib aver- Sugar Cured, Fancy Lean, TAIN DAILY HERALD, TRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1916. trial bottle, frec of charge can be ob- tained by writing to Dr. W, B. Cald- well. 454 Washington St., Monticello, . negro sugar planters, and the rest | from other government sourc There was a as to the character faction wished it to be largely agricul- tural in its purpose in order that it ! jmight aid Philippine farmers to get The bill, } as passed, wa compromise and really establishes a general which is expected to pay particular | attention to agriculture. Under the terms of the la Bank must be inaugurated by A s 1, but there are indications that it will open its doors for business before that date. ENLIST YOUTHS IN FIGHT ON SALOONS Aid of Young People to Be Sought to Further National Prohibition Movement, Columbus, O., April 21.—Special | plans for enlisting young people’s crganizations in the fight for national prohibition will be made by the Anti- Saloon league of America at its na- tional convention to be held June 26 to 29 in Indianapolis, according to announcement of the program com- nrittee. A number of national (H‘-I ions of young men and women ed in abolition of the will meet simultaneously with -Saloon league convention. The Eastern College oratorical test will be a feature of the opening day of the convention, mpaign plans will be developed e convention for co-or state Anti-Saloon org: in state prohibition campaigns well as in the national fight. Among the speakers s will be: Dr. How! sed founder of the ue and general secretary of the Lincoln-Lee Legion; Bishop Luther . Wilson of New York, president Of | the 1league: Daniel Boston, former prohibition candi for govern of Ohio; Rev Shumaker, superintendent of the ue in Indiang John G. Willacy, former liberal leader of Texas: and | traffic the | liquor | @ con. | B | men from Indianapolis | June Governor Moses Alexander of Idaho. PURE FOOD STORE Sugar Cured Sliced Ham . . .. Lean Sliced C Fresh Hamburg Steak Lean Shoulder Steak Swift’s Roasting Fowl Ribs and Loin Lamb Chops . .1b Boneless Cottage Hams 4 to 6 1bs, b (o} e held. MOHICAN We Know of No Other Duty Than {0 Please You. PARISIAN 454 Main Street We Make Suits ta Order Now at Af ter Sezson Prices STORE OPEN ALL DAY FRIDAY bank | i MATERIALS Poplins, Gaberdines, Men’s Wear Serges, Taffeta and Serge combinations, Black and White Shepherd Checks, Navy, Copen. Blue, Green, and Black. Fifty Styles | E to Select From Sizes 16 to 44. SPECIAL—A Beautiful Assort- ment of Waists, at at the meet- | @ ATTRACTIVE Easter The display of Women’s and Misses” Outer Apparel include every requirement for Traveling Street, Afternoon and Evening in a most complete assortment assortment of stzles. Women’sand Misses’ ITS at $17T.98 COA'TS At Ghe PARISIAN of STYLES Loose, Flaring Coatd Belted, Ripple Coat Full Flare Skirts, so with yokes, othe gathered backs. Col rect in style, charmin and distinctive i every little detail. Other Coats at a Most Remarkable Saving Crepe De Chin Waists, at and Tub 8 454 Main Street On Sunc day preceeding the fo of the convention, and » will be he coll set for On t young persons Round held at Monday afternoon of table mal convening a mass meeting of central Tomlinson e oratorical con- afternoon, a rally organiatizons will discussions will feature the pr morning. Delegates from will tell of the successful fight prohibition in the dominion. 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