New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1918, Page 6

the Cohn this matter recommended less of attend Remember “bflc‘ matter shonld be tak- c utilities gom- | hot respona excente®) at 4:15 p. M. i genurch st t once ta the Ofce at Nek Britata i Qtfi’s%t Fost ot Siue Manl ¥ any part of tha city who had for enthusiastically ~ into * Red i advenes, 60 conts B mendT. 7,00 a-year, B i rontabt drwas Harry James Smith Subkequeéntly ghere o alvertising roedliun in lgculacion books and oresy io advertiaers: A cxact in 50.thit one his ofilvial dealiigs. St be found on g News Stand, v York Oity o City, and [T LA Gonsd ik, A% [ Wilson = riford: Depot. ”‘*‘ Anm.w b feelings W o are 3 flwr eqnfi ¥hing_ is ¥hai the/wa i ,ua»m the dilies guit, Ny ,»mm:u h I\ o Washorn .m Gi urfbd that ) oty oxtttiod | iregularS armtan tells that m.‘m;ee fo i o time, that Hizh sc hw»‘ days Lrates are Jaunehing.—Porttand. | { inents ave dgor Tt s not Q»' Dleasi & situation. n, of Al news and vm;»m wise cradited hic&hq another ',\mHI he &m & %o it or not o ident: awd | nmmafl of wuuvp( gsls the P.‘ production, free verse and e%d,q‘ free’ Spirit emmov- ohd within lh@ meemlng-( of uilding was‘forme. G i xusrqenad ANd it was iy 'mm hsusd Lk thigs WAaking an r‘,n his tax increase. ! :?1 sop flwl:@;é\g ; 3}"‘ wgu rzhe oSt &h)\hin and fis m ¥aid pontained the' (cllowmg zv'M treet unfl 13 gplng\ e at-) " The hoqu @‘u‘on' is to; havh an executive agé:“n‘: 21000378 But what 11 53}{ “&xpert? basehall player, §5,000%1t 4rowld cost LSwne. strueture last evening. Among the ANDTOAC tha{&{s‘ dént was d ered n s box¥b, spegch Was o those present. aros and said: 4 Geybienien r av‘sg;uqmm §x York World. Porever in.thine: cym:, Shines that hish“Jight ‘By‘ the Wworlds el i g R huMmL’ Font feals that ,he sho soures rlcmunde& fi) The, chied. exectifgs i for dfirkness—Sp ingfleld Daily .\_}«m;' % o But fné,e '(‘ "usnce ;L-:rery time a ar Job i w,«.«mm 4 mvnx ey ‘sdfloWts difcul- dweller will so ' derhoorhey s Psfinon PrepiG o teher| Jr»hh I\nvan Relcka)‘ # :’rrI 3 T(‘\Hn short Mfl‘é A Gordon -ande 1f ever a man.in Puuntr;i, de- ’Cmm Devens, servad a vacation now and they, it Preaidenty Wilson. dent ever had such colossal He (ofls night and day, citizers naturally A - dnterest n that +10 ment than possii] -1 decordfian, impridssive a staff to makh rev'u., herqare: "]d’\ and C. g, the line; usd» “huu’haq the Pr!n(« ).‘m-od: ploase belteve that iteresting to theft to know various @neoples > been qtmn-»a intothis army something arge of dire ing in the First church laat ¢ Thomas Murphy § p ome talk of sfilin building a ¢ especially since $# lauj was In «d man, having & good time.” he hegrudge him. ‘The .mobt vertiblf sencral ‘doned here fv(-‘v\ it parts of Hindenburg S g Lygii wiow proud this affy & At . New Haven 107 gifferent vl your bays wented gnd among these m's‘ candidate for whe will suit everrbody But it shoyld be possible to suit somebod: CHEER FOR/TH tongle, Ra P with the “‘r\i‘n: Hnglish speaking Has promoted to be superintes ihs Yery bbttem of oup hearts. ' OUR FOEH \m»mn are ““Amertcan That is the latest arhouncement from the theates of War, ' ®ectinn of the western front Américan ar Wightman t tive factory have ‘given wall {0 seevd that “(hreatenad iby the e not BO Pfl.LmU(‘ B i Futrato Fodtiver, According tp Col- W vork Tox This is the appearedon the apy nm.mmw\- obiainahle: s been located. o1 Bast of Luneville, west of. Toul, £ _the heights of the Meusé, and in fhe ontdidier sectog of the Picardy bat- e "Lfl’ o that the presence of Americon tronns in Flanders, where theg will ,&inforco Br tish forces mfif\, from Monum enf A 5. nobly, we ould to enlo,v' L Raptist church 2 spectacle to- e to live in 3 fat Hfi'fie; Sl Mmcm;flcn, _fl a¥er vour love of (your v 8t vou love them Ters, but that x old country PEE A thal ls “h.s About? 4- noble hington street and 3 Th, festhon: €| Whg docs her 5 uttle-smole afid deeds of eds P Lithuanian improvem endats thet ‘¢amatery. ; éd the employ of Hm-»h/cv",“" drews-Swift Co cirdfis will by Her heavt.is brave and tender _strongthan’ ihe Katxer's ar :fonxn and 3 the paths of THane |t 18 Gerro ¥. We m{me- Lullythat | denburg depn. & bearts of soméd of yau|" Wive already 'cr. are: well rn;h to harsting to- & knaw’ 0] e £/ bocadin & performanc As she gives her whose | menee were mostly 1a A . Sloper and ek, but the to attend the World's Fair. L%t in the g)zanmn Canhiie 4 Who know x in' Elanders mey e ves | prove Jin_ tHe.near dcriglna‘-mgmr in the struggle. SALUTE THE FLAG! v. and Clifford T . caught over 100. trout Workmen beg ompson, of Union- | in Granby butting up «Ferhaps the iven up- he the foilings Main street 9.-——The marriage Magson and Mis® Sarah fake place Wednesday : of Samuel If 1 but had.j fuent to: Or could wfi‘é a m'\if od Jlove the best. ongst von whe. would | zacrlflw pnr mmwun ‘hoy ')h,q Sorith | Z tkpz» dv Btuft ;_anmma f HY Hrl f“l« i inv Here they rame ifl found, Hats off to the Red Cross } and all the MHBR_!CAN imd you moth haps at this very kth in France, we imcrw thng s may fill your eyes’as youl ‘them. you ars proud M 6 over there in the front ranks, | for the highest ideals which Your, pride r schedule for also emabodied'a permi 't employes, deeds ofy love idFeorze Creel evidently _didn't know p‘mmn:w Fame property owner hax hesize of his water! gneter systeni’and 1m~ been .1.umr&1; rent \l“fi«v') flf\crn()r\\ve the- pghths of June, . i 1\& smile comes when honored na As I spoke Wer me so*true, Bnd g the words that done “§hat water rm( i:g prevent freezing, lutidn 38 befor suggests that a Aanhy be asked cials admit that some peopl¢ were ‘ad- the water run to daring” thv ‘the mmfnul W xu(‘h 10 make Fm- i ety “She hath she could d -gherishes, by i& equalled only by’#he pride: you And im. them. favery true haart fn New echo the twighiand . gheat-- press Zita jealous. AW, 8- Tha water ~\Written by Privgte BitrSma 4 When the mavor removed t!ne po- | Jice. cofamissioner from ence was made’ ‘official axe.” of Columbia, paying plumbe that the ad- fprers was the’press to the would appear ice of the water comm Jfbased on zood judgment, and it would I Tiewise avngar that any claim for unneasonably has but little mexit. It also would present a difficult task 1o fixing a nammucm rebate/ Sand at imé] would ! ope hm&ed wy ber of mm The Swryrise, at (From ihe ‘Bdston Quite according gto. form, e admit] that | | | | | thru-mn $6704for a YWhite chassis and a Mud- son touring e cominission %t ad et for If the’ Senate Committce on ¢ 2 bill was received investigate thing,” what official body Senate Committee amounted to mych. aft- silent testimony “to damage and the U-boat ¢ the raid is"that Vig > commander it Zee | wonld Jravk: heen mmns therd ls b U an un- thought a state of war iled . the a (‘nmlr-on cotincil t bon “hevoss thesseass 50 Berin was punishment tipon men whp ed. Naturally hnerse:’unn Jubilee streét. | reménbered, ght street at right ang feet ta, the. turnes nhlm\vn the world | “Anule Tatri the Springfleld » an echo out of {61 ©ongora, to believe the past comes have dled States promised, Ciemenceau with the. Briti%a is the que=n of sonss4n the trenches” Alexander announces,” gt nign “mh Sprn In,tehn’ i i globe, being ns The law! specif ety Mglibs shall show. rrvm.,flae .«rv! a bapd of \vht*ey'llghr il m\ Mackenzio Bge W o London Chronicle. The jaent whe imbers will deepar. fel snonidi lawmakers ir WSk tangu or the suthorl= Lin gingering up the tropps is mass | IV tfon to cbj} the'altefition of Some/cdr . singing, which has both a recrea- | Ve HEgmarc glend's" eword the flaming spear And today he grow the'discomforts of camp. life [ StrOng Ameri is and breeds couis luuaa\'. ¥ou shall make rving fo embavras the Administration in of the war will prosecition As Tt Is Tn owners, to lights should be adq\maa 56, N to.! {hrow a light onto fhe number plates. | > reason to linow: Anti-Tuonfing They'll be e these tra Reichsrath o it. insisted November. m die, i nieed’ e, frictcher nas' dfed? \cnvrlhuted to every unfamiliar 5 wnh con- ms iy would appear that the trol- | 1 that we kno unique in that it has femala clty West sold all Sught $5,000 wortl .0 Yy Ave $4. ow,no the A young !armpr out his property of Tibérty Bnn’iz'k, ey tracks and to grief, as a number o The fourth ward’ W“ncllmdn amusement fgople have i I o8 in deputy_city ’NffiR‘J um-:m_u ¥ Boop, rall OUNRL all over ) are ug their sor N and thelr energies to the WEK of Wohiligi g nation- for the )« detnociw or the ny s Patizensh high, The fris Mted Jfules are hie fri, ms, fee. ais foes. ¥ ed States \rmy: ana ter woodild Ievé - beon ampy:to Mt Broes examincd pi leaily A thonal Army, 2 ratio highe; than the ivhites showi,, In 16 eantonments thrptighout the morthern » dtes thi @ wer the USKY traofss dape belng P d to gidet the Ham, il ol Regular’ #mad of restar dacs Were four Bolomed reg menss-—the Bwenty-tourfhantl Twen. ESUth Intantdy and th@ Nifeh and TENEh Cavalid: These it thieir value ino('uba dug KR-Americah war, justs #heé.lIndian \,fi,mpaL ns; “Phev are adtably st Lpatient' tg ‘gnduro ha A, goydbilatured at ] ey “an fight, under fire, hip, cheerfu times. . And ‘The V& Departncuhas braanized 2 dhadian” of coloreditroopk. known A3 the Niety-second 7To lead the. men i8¢ colored offiogrs Were. com missidigd ‘after a course of traiging at Fort Dodge, Mlowa. Already a ntim- ber ofr Negro haplains - haye been named t?’sex\u with these and mor are so@ito he appointed, . Three regimetdai of artillery have i formed and a o gol.for signal cprps organized How- # anginstitution for ¢wl- ored paople in Whington, 1. (. wil be kept ‘open thi technical trafning of that race, Af ummer to supply 0 promising men east 150 Negroes L C. A. work in of these are now France Ao Gen, hing W8fthe my of fng ar _home. e joined that evinces a spirit ev show a wh countiy to take thelr Jrun the war loads They supgort ¥ hrincipiegi#fich President Wilson iefined for nd they assime uil the aid upon the try as a4 whole. Buying Liberty Bonds. | cdge mvit' way that th colored citizen has | nowl of ‘the ‘Litk loan is en- v ihbusand Negroes ed a patriotic meeiing in a emall North Carolina town and | established a record for the quick pur- chase of war sa stamps, ‘This is good But not at prising.” comments the (No. C.) Observ i southern gro has long ago proved his in- 156 patriotism. <y he has shown that ond to none, and takir Ny at all sur- harlotte te wars of the past valor is sec tic unde 1 life he has done his s in e part when opce that part has been made clear to: him." The Mosalc Temple head- 000 to the firsi T nd-later sted am additional $50,000 cently Secretary McAdoo tel the ghts of Pyihigs of Fior j-other Golored “order, his appr Ite- graphed of their subseription of $25,000 bonds. The' Provident' “and - Mutual Insurance Co, of Dhrhaim, N. C., put | §5,000 of its'spare funds in the loan No figures ave available to show ! the tota] amount of bonds and v savings stamps pufchased by the co: ored people. As a rule v ha g bought at .the banks where they did | bi iness, but no record was kept les ina de particularly to them, But to show-how extensive these have hgen, it may be mentioned that Amos Scott of* Philadelphia has soid to date bonds to t e of more than $80,- 000 to negroes of that vicinity. Both whit and @olored. speakers have . toursd “theéxeeuntry to enthuse the Nesrgés for M1 fherty ioan and the r ~pm|=""$1a{ peen eager and-en- thusiastie) an' emghatic” repuciation of the Germaan ,mé; gands Whiehi.s has attempted to stir"up fhe of Sg Bovulation to sedition. & Th& Gfganizations in charge "& S AROrRHtAN work hav® not foriotien ‘w'c'rwi troops. As much 4% beine them pro rata as for “th ' sordinates gthe done- by the iadion, ths' Y, Columbus A.. the Jewish Board and other orga: thé colored troops The “Y Jers m; raining e 1) Lot ‘and’at Forg Funstoo, “i ¢ 1d - Wisio 7 =y | fashion that brought down .the: Hou 5 Camp Community 8 takes care of community, [ Bt wostess Homieh A% A04 ' gid joining _camps ingrs; fan u—y, ,,w"'fin;; ottt Camp on mom)v E s?r\' the Con ignt the Gl .vnmdp nr theé el Thie babk the, forin negry tro | be sent tq France firdt fdiare o N save the . whites ran -h.n Biany more tHa th expiaining 5 of colored tro0DSy fos! and. |((vm's“)9m1 ms ing “orn dmpr anytl .m: posmy o awar Hme. houses help tH in fhe servl sent unpreceden Industrial worlds Colored Tr vantage of the pr opportunities Hostess Houses for have hostess houses for color (\prnm' in W atn\ngrr\n Brooklyn at{ charge of this work negra women opportunity, Through her thell inspired to ¢ the whitq; to mainl standards. @ men \\h'v\r y\hn‘r\( they are talim a women 1n Ryt and other negro troops the traing’ .. hostess house ‘&t food: amuss- ¥ .. entertainment,, ol plicd b the Bovs Fourteentlr street ior < ht ol Ehi ince £05, naHONAEES making the w Much nf Thnf u!A of mslr Toes has excefd@ n to edueation for n&n that. frailliteracy racsins dncy r‘w ol mmtfi: elos the negrhit from 90 per cemt.. w mwz out 1 Lmands whigh Uw war The proper the neswpiis AFproblem whirhsoona undeveloped PAGEANT. completed by the feehs purpose of to have. tho srhnr\l v\nw\!lf'd mi the Academic build# f the Voeca- the Vaca- | ing assisted elections by (reading ) The Nature. bf B (enter o v, ‘Edward Kalin the standard: bed nterithie pages, the ax u\ me, l;fl;fs on umugm (Americay Berylune SERE nw \u\vcmy/ Ty; Fhiég 'mw of Ld;mme (F Humphrey; Cheergifor Sapeing with follow 3 e v here rs are oDeR o L uromehiv of tire eve Thg | yong me is siationed, ¥ clargsmesil give Rus sing* SantX ¢ gy 1fmerty thealer for’ colored toops | pank alone is soon to be cpenedf Best fi Singers in Army. N3ie i s important factors { tiondl and & military- value.. The singing’of,n song 1ffs tho ‘weary men over the la!lt mile of a long hike and anddn ialges the ~Tthe rnmgmm A,‘\tn\w. or v ICTORY. This 1g\w|\u' the Prussian found radeship. The eolored troops are thail iy YO nvxmhw hest singers in the camps, They Have b of drum-—— | & naturgl gift for expression in_song, Fda und. a Spontancous originality Lorn | shd Frelprov of the joy they camp & quartet gave. A Perfech Day” with responsés i gospel-hymn Jiself has also come tyrants fall; find’in it "At one | Mustbrihawman of STEPHEN LIVINGSTON in the Boston Transcri