New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1916, Page 10

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FR IDAY, MAY 5, 1916. / ri 8 Ask For and GET HORLECK’S THE ORIGINAL b MALTED MILK Made from clean, rich milk with the ex- j. tract of select malted grain, malted in our own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions. Infants and children thrive on it. Agrees with the weakest stomach of the invalid or the aged. Needs no cooking nor addition of milk. Nourishes and sustains more than tea, coffee, ete. Should be kept at home or when traveling. Anu- tritious food-drink may be prepared in a moment. A glassful hot before retiring induces refreshing sleep. Also in lunch tablet form for business men. Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price Take a Packaqe M@mea et the Round Facxage Used for ¥ Century. ; CauTiON vold Substitutes ues s Water Qo red by Dlswlvlngln o Y S MALTED MILK £O- INE, WIS, V. S. A er a Million and a Quarter FORD CARS Now in Use | JNEST VALUE is THE REASON Buy Yours Tomorrow THE UNIVERSAL CAR A Ford on the road for every car of an- other make. 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High- ade cement is indispensable for all kinds of construction. ong-wearing, repair-proof roofing is just as necessary /e have strong Portland cement and fire-resisting, dural Vm—-oun:ed 'Ru'ar in RUB‘( I COsTs MORE - WEARS LONGER IR BER-OD is the best roofing ;; We have RU-BER-OID in slate pu can buy. 1t stops regular § gray, or in colors—Tile Red and pair troubles which take time Copper Green. d cost you money. ltisa per- The U.S. Court of Appeals has anent protection. Cheap b cajoined imitators from using the red roofings—whose good looky word “Rubberoid or any similar d waterproofing are only on the name as the trade name or brand " rface—soon crack, rust, or Sfiheir xoofing aking constant repairs necessa We sell the genuine, which has Jhe attractiveness and durabil lny “Ru.ber.oid Man” (eshown RU-BeR-0I are built-in, undec <) on every roll. Before you e direction of expert chemists, it t5 mH or make ropairs, let us d have not varied in 23 years. Sipaiain il THE W. L. DAMON CO. EW BRITAIN, - CONN. SUSNESEI ST ‘m\\\m {%\L ——«J_fl' ok | change in | tee from | vision PLAN CHANGES AT “Y. M.” CONVENTION. More General Discussions and Fewer Platform Addresses —A number the Men’s North before the inter- 0., May 5. matters of Cleveland, of important affecting administration the Young Christian ssociation of America will come natianal triennial convention—the of the brotherhood— held Cleveland be- 12, continuing through It is said that the meeting ative body which will be in ginning M the 16th, will boe one of the most significant of any of the previous meetings that have been held. a thousand in addition accredited Thero 1ests at the can- to the two delegates and many hundreds of ‘corresponding xncn)hr‘rs." The assoc! ons eligible 1o representation include 700 city as- sociations, 250 railroad, 800 college, and 60 county or rural assoclations, as well as the army and navy wranches. The convention anniver the intern vention, thousand its fiftieth hment of tional committee, and the leadership of the commit- Richard €. Morse, who for rs was its general sec- who is now retiring, to recently elected gen- marks the questions to bes voted propo to increase the clement of democracy in the super- of the brotherhood. On an initiative resolution which has been approved by an overwhelming vote af the directors of the associations in all parts of the United States and Canada it is proposed that the lay delegates will hereafter have a much larger proportion of the convention devoted to discussions from the floor, with fewer addre from the plat- form. While the large assembly of the convention will be in Gray’s armory, there will be this year a greater number of smaller sectional meetings with a greatly increased oppartunity for discussion and legis- iation. The hall of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and various Cleveland churches will be the places of holding these sectional meetings. The Cleveland assaciation ic also dismantling the second floor of its large huilding to accommodate an exhibit of Y. M. C. A. buildings, caquipment and efficienc The importance of the association’s work with the armies in Iurope will have special attention. Hundreds of trained retaries who have heen sent over from the United States and Canada and who have been at work in the trenches as well as with the prisoners on both sides of the lines will report on this phase af Y, M. C. A. work. The question of the supervision of the ociations in foreign lands such as China, Korea, Japan, India, Panama, Philippines, Cuba, Argen- tine, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, and other countries will alsa be con- sidered. A special commission has been studying for three years the tremendous expansion of the associa- tion movement abroad, and the find- ings of this commission will be pre- sented by T Wilbur Messer, of Chicago as chairman The convention will be called upon to decide whether or not it will capitalize a Tetirement fund for sec- retaries who have practically com- pleted their life-time of service. This commission {5 headeed by F. W. Avyer of Philadelphia. He will prob- ably ask that the fund be capitalized 1o begin with at $1,000 ,000, more. It depends upon the actuarial studies which he is now having made, This retirement fund will parallel that provided by many of the de- nominations for clergymen, by the Carnegie fund for professors in c leges, and such retirement funds HUSBAND OBJECTS T0 OPERATION Wife Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is a s Des Moines, Jowa.—*“ Four years ago I was very sick and my life was nearly spent. 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Mr: Rachel Allen, Galesburg, Kans., i seventy-one years old, and after using a bottle ot Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep- sin, wrote that it had done her a world of good and that she intends to keep it in the house always. Druggists sell Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup are especially to constipa- treatment that will natural man- UNDE RWE‘.AA@ FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. You will realize the moment you put on a suitof ATHENA Under- wear that it is matchless for co fort, for the neat fit at every point and for the freedom of ~action which it gives you. There is no stretching across the bust or at the hips and no wrinkling or annoying looseness at the waist. ATHENA Underwear is the onfy underwear thatis made in this way. ANTATHENA Garments are, made full over bust and narrow, across the back Low neck sleeveless. suit —straps cannot slip down—front cut lower than back. 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So far the Y. M. C. A. has had nothing of this kind. Another important discussion is to be the extent to which the associatian should enter the educational field. Like the public schools, it has in- augurated summer institutes training of its younger secretaries and has bought properties in Park, near Colorada Springs Geneva in Wisconsin, Silver Ba Lage George, and in North Carolina, where it assembles for training purposes its less experi- enced secretarial candidates and offi cers for systematic education and training during the summer period. In oddition to this, the association s established institutions of college de at Chicago and Springfield, . which have a very much larger attendance for example than any cther theological schaol of this country and where not only secre- taries but physical directors ana all sorts of association specialists are trained. The extent to which the as- sociatian shall utilize the rezular pro- fessional colleges of the country or ist its own training agencies ported upon by a commis- sion of which W. M. Binks of Man- treal is chairman. A remarkable group of men promi- nent in civic and religious life will address the convention. These will include General Leonard Wood, Dr. John H. Jewett of New York city, Bishop William McDowell of Chicago; John D. Rockefeller, Jr. I’resident Garfield of Williams col- icge: Raymend Robin the noted 1l worker of Chicago: Hon. N, W. Rowell, leader of the opposition in Ontario; President Mackenz of Hartford healogical sem I retary nklin D. Roosevelt; k. Speer and many others soc! Robert RUMANIA PROSPEROUS, (Correspondence of the Asso. Bucharest, Rumania, May 4.—The Rumanian central committee of im- portation has sent special commis- sicns to Russia, Switzerland land to make purcha terials for industry and merchandise for commerce, Arrangements have alrcady been made with Germany for the importation of $30,000,000 worth of German goods and the establish- ment in Berlin of special bureau to and execute R s of raw PERU INHERITANCE TAX. (Correspondence of the Asso Lima Peru, ay 4.—Disf lationship regulates the tax critances of all Press.) nce in Inheritances of children frem parents are taxed 1 per cent., while those from the most distant relatives or from strangers are taxed 10 per cent. for the ! Black Mounttain | ec- | Press.) | on in- | kinds in Peru by a | i ored models of voile, organdie ‘HIGH COST OF SPEED IN MERRY ENGLAND Julienne d'Arc, the age of 82 d'Arc educated her children and great nephews wh now at the front in Lorraine DANGEROUS VARICOSE Adine de Tuole at { Madame ty horse power car must | Taxes Increased so That Only Very 6 500, pay about Still there is | England, new war gains, ‘uunu ations, » that no { duction in number of ca | is expected immediateiy. | | }."o that a s wealth in and old ac- | radical r 5 in us! Rich Can Afrord High enough Power Cars. (Correspondence of the London, May 4.—The cost in taxes of keeping a motor car has been much higher in England than America for some years, but under | the new wad budgeet of the chancel- | @ddition to the new pass lor of the exchequer, is incr tions which have a level which will discourage all but | force in Germany, i the very rich and particularly i oheRmovernTnentiinian o8 courage the building of high J\ho Bertillion system S o fingerprints, which presumably The ald motor taxes | appiy to all frontiers | | | Press.) RTILLION SYSTEM. Asso. Press.) 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