New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1918, Page 6

00,000,- Bberty Loan is ¢ shall be called fribute unceasingly, er until the end of the to meet the auxiliary need the their work frequirements Of which in order six great war agencies will to insure splendid following amo:nts continuance of the they are doing $100,000,000 50,000,000 15,000,000 3,600,000 3,600,000 Jewish Wel American L wre abor .. Commun- fty 15,000,000 $187,000,000. Tf to con- These aggrezate ould be asked ach of thenf in rapid sue- it the their succeed (and this must be done is not agre upon), which launch will the yrganizations “drives” first probably but those difficulty in- in obtaining quotas, which come last may have In securing the desired amounte asmuch as the io contribute be impulsc would to a measure. This should that the of giving spent great not be taken to mean American tired The their willingness to contribute on every oc- far of people are have proven casion, and n know mark aimed if the has unpaign fallen t. But the we short the a it would nol be surprising public, L tried by o soroly world war, should come irritated by an unending suc- of for federal. reason why cession ppeals money for othe 1 shoul not effort T'he same goal; agencles than There rgencies no all the unite in a joint financial are all striving for the lated under they are all re- all same one another; they ipervision of the Fosdick the to the the are body, so-called Commis- they all shouldn’t sent slon, and car same ap- peal—so why they effect a merger, united appeal to the country with in The War with pr a and have this thing over a short time? Department is said’ to look favor the iden of a union of forces, a joint drive to ¢ the Certainly, wver needs of all the organizations. to the average citizen, that the simplest that plan seems ind the most economical it eliminates much All the ces of the coun- in vaste and confusion econ- military welded omic and y are being together nowa- days, and it would appear a mer- ger of auxiliary war agencies should prove most beneficial It is difficult r along to understand why a the line iggested has out alveady. Thus 1nizations Y. M. cannot this the Why fou urces, ion form a nuct a Rreneral 11l u \solidation of the agencies which are doing such ficent work all in a in France? “Over theve' these or- zanizations co-operate wifole-hearted most manner, regardless reed or race, and it seems as though he respective home headquarters sught to be able to evince the same gpirit in this country. dis of during ‘“‘drives”, some lay local co-operation but the real, neces- sary fusion—that of funds—is still to be accomplished. If the Fosdick ‘ommisglon can bring about a con- polidatjon of effort in the premises, it be- | | has warned | dra There has been ! istep in the right di Wld be productive of Bre satisfactory than ® until now. jal for func s could L various a pre-arranged is would be bet- the organiza- Pldicrs in F be appor- organiza- IRVENTIO f word that gin Governments o the erms fervention in lete plans - is thought that il 1ond all aid -Slovaks who with Great Britain Blp, and it i il also be able € in the general 0 ea/v‘ly to pre- 3 it is time for o Be untry 4" fand if without ussians may Jand make it iy to send additional if she intends to re- Srovinces. It \,: nce of forces recalled the plan delay gotior neces- was only tern front that the Ger- able and May command was March " against Allies fand if the number of enemy now opposing our boys v gallant comrades In France can ensives in the in the e reduced, the great advantage to be | galned is obvious, A THOUGHT ["OR SUNDAY. fourth anniver- n’s declaration of war against Had England not deoided to Intervene, and had not ritish soldlers come to the ald of Belgium and France it is doubtful trained Teuton Tomorroy is the sary of Great Brits Germany. whether the legions could have ben checked in their drive on Pari let member Great I and the coast. So us re- ritain in thoughts and pray that success crowning the efforts of the now Allies may continue. Nothing but good news: today Foch's are beginninzg te pinch. pincers Why doesn’t the food administra- tion stop to throwing rice at weddings? put a Now let’s all laugh at those New York subway passengers who had to be told how to get home. Lord Cecil believes “Ludendorff has something up his sleeve His Ger man armsg, no doubt The new chief of the Hun Admiraty staff may be able to hold his job a lit- tle while hy Scheer nerve. “Woman Arrested For Impersonat Headline. “most ing Officer.’ Officers con- sider this the unkindest cut all.” In his annual war proclamation the Kaiser “God the firm is still old stand, with So the says is us doing business at One account of the related that “caught in their fi subway onfu- sion many pa were the Did they lclk s ? According to a Hub newspaper fire destroyed a Tilton (N. H.) garage. Had standing the age might it been ere e not have burned One place . Dollars to captured by village ¢ Alljes . the led George vesterday was Col M doughnuts write a new play arvound One of the commanders in the But i American ces great drive is General Goutle the General showed that few left, the he has a “kick just same A woman in New York praised the $50. If xcept He Wilson, Kaiser and was fined anyone in Germany Harden praised President he would face a firing squad The says fails number of York * but Staats-Zeitung of New that “the Kaiser must to state whither. However, any Americans would be glad to tell him should he inquire The District Attorney of New York Countess Chiguito Saane- de Cervantes Mazzuchi to curtail her fund activities. He might fin ish the job and tell her to curtail her name. war Although in May, 1916 great naval the Ger- mans claim a vietory, their fleet then. has not been seen fof sich a move, | our Sunday | of | were | great | with i to | the glorious | comment | is | | sengers | since | of pe FIGHTING NMARINES 1g with the bugle's note Forth to t | Where | 1e scenes aits death Mar v Go Softlin Sparing to Now we Devils in we, have never heen, ite W just our ranse, fight hut 2, pe proud i wonld i Were sl Our own dear land, wonld denl out stoute onmand With Are inner far ache hehind b SRt E for home Left Proud of While Tt torm The he: W Fighting s throngh the gates of Marines! Tind Tribune York FACTS AND FANCIES. Wh Crowder said Meriden Journal of street rail Jitneys next? control wavs is now prophesied London Day. Covernment New e in the York The Germans, as it were Tranco-American New FEvening Post soup It ily ha ndmitted ghted say they can see the end of the war New Haven Union can rea that as they he kaiser's Boswell hasn’t recount- | ed Wilhelm’s sensations when he saw | his brave Wrong wi along Record oldiers hustling Meriden the - Hearst's Snpport A1l Candidates It pays to time.—New ¥ Is Re Headline an American World jeotad be all The tenor of ex-President on th “politica- “ms= to he that have adjourned, hut still journed” dictnm se directors may stockhold Portland rs are in session Express. The world long as the ranks as the end war has lasted American Civil war, which Tong and Springfield now war, no Republican one sees 1o That certainty. That a woman es probabilify of him Weekly. her husband is_jealous Capper’s a she is a Tt bothering a great the women will do problem lilke eventus settle Press. is many what war. The oth will Middletown fter the S0 many rs Iy itsell This militant e 1t the =eems a good day to recall Col. Harvey Marne. Where are Hun Brooklyn The we in the of Hun'is of Afarne Imagine the paper po reporter is ition a w poor he returns to the office the city edi tor that the barber has tried to in- terview has “nothing to say” field Daily News. news- in en and informs he Spring- Thrift whiskey of alcoholism t ital one-third Perhaps war Stamps a high ave cut the number of cz Rellevue hos- the average. prohibition a New ¥ eated at of malke industry. may non-essential 1k sun. Dey's lahle for ter Mandy an' R be twixt stus rollin done pin en' she thin-Ra pintedly flight. - when w tel New she tor come hor him h or Faven [ got worl nion. No German Diplomacy, (Chicago News.) most unexpected (ua ult From a an a The quasiofiicial | plains that the Terlin an erratic | 1t admits. | macy | on German ntial 1 itung di comes 1 macy intiue ot Frankfurter during the four foreign office has wnd bewildering in short, that German diplo clai to trust it a n o radicts acted in manner. ms ks torfeited all and confider How any governm 1 word it man® fore vhen it con and stultifies I i formed these 1 the Ge well jtsalf sa often? not ik newspaper emarkable to for It mus that there is no such thing iermany “the to do rman aware Germ ts of diplomacy « its right mighty stre Germ, of | Whatever it man, are neces- gments the military cabal rules, diplomats are mere of foreign take or- th general stafl of judgments, beir righteot In Germany | and the so-called | puppets from 1l dictatar { der great n r its terms notorious 1| with the military situation. | \ | I the | dividual | notes that Town T opic; [T important and far measare council i wyor that has com: long time is the t1 toed prom M : i Qui make all ¢ pro up the employes nee in pay fop the ity ente s be a f continue | m the in employes it v other cmpl crvice ile: it hing if the could P many otic em payroll, view of Dlo. veople that rHe number the much h colors would he little too = a madority of yers thou not do the sa thing it diserimi in the servi ere originally de sed it was the intention to keep po cemen and firemen on the they enter tha service. positions open f N 1 se he 10y employes payroll vhen 1 their them > them the their zovernment allotn their pay in civil life. More tigation however, shows would | have the eity puy Aiffere Mween and il that rimination hoard he mjn number re are a of pub- employes numhber servie service ) of stre in the and they 20 number of s conld justly clai paveoll 1 paid street none of them of the enlistod the mavor stricken treat all It i city er ployes to lahorer, shonld hould down the mo be he firomen a paid. Already poli previously have hut according will have to votes some who lkept n emen been on to payroll these men off the of nnless city its employes on the sa ba An inexpensive provement that the New could make at the local station, and also at the Berlin station, would be the installation of a wheel the accommodation erip in and neede im Haven road passenger chai for of il ples the passc 1lids who a There hardly a what unfortunate valid or cripple has occasion to from the trains at these at present they have to attention of friends ze A wheel chair, in such cases patrons of is day in 1light stations and rely upon the other passen- that convey but some or s could th w excellent be nsed to in- to other train wait would or ing carr he an thing. hall improvements City likewise need Tt office minor wonld he 1 the that t labelled only fitting o of wa burean bhe ind also fice of the ndent of know superint should would W i buildine e tranger where it The crossing the zate the ger te must at Main be stror in other for the daily almost invariably the south side of the lowered hefore those on the north slde, with the result that many times autos conie near crashing through the outh side Tn this connection however, should not fo that it Is a violation of the state to approach crossing at stroet one arm er gates than obser the on crossing are gates motorists got law any crous rate of speed and should he control as al so under the operator to 1 stop instantly - W. 8. If the price of hair cuts and shaves keep advancing they will classed as a luxury and then ernment may decide Lo slap a on themn S soon he the Tuxiiry a zov W Tudging from local retail coal lem confronting of coal a supply shortage g the reports giveu by dealers the big prob- New Britain is the just as much as oh- There delivery taining no ques tion the of the coal dealers certainly against it If conditions do not prove ai once it may yet he sary for consumers of t the yards themselves and shovel someone who will at one local coal vard the without men to send out on wagong, received a of orders and in every the e customer would guarantee the coal if (the customer) would shovel it or s cure someone to do it for him. In to lJabor and up im- neces- are coal o to it. or send The other day manager, delivery number Ldvised clse prospeeti trouble | kaze Mandy | | control o German | | Lu- | collections of ea several this arrangement seemed but no one ap- N cases satisfactory, the 1 » should tak: issued S. North effort ¥ il The publi the Fuel North ure e hee Director is hending sufficient but the During 1 warnings TJames every supply citizens the necgss furnaces, their hes dition masimum’ offi Defect Storm coal for too_shonid a of the city do their month ummer o they ing part before it and that start np stoves with minimum cost he repaired be hould wi fixed which up and every will tend keep in fows should taken cold precaution to leep out the and he heat ¢ the telephon veter local T4 would the exchange is con- aif far cerned one notice the ference W. S. S. some time now since the for Tt i conneil quita oted of sooner cd New W, winter money to pay Honor Roll this is made Rritainites the City th he tallation n h n. an in h Will me the n that sid summer forced dust and walks the all property ewalks cleared the r collections of snow should be an- the dirt other debris on Sid In ma and thig is n cinders onto Hff walks ith puddle, and In NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD;V SATURDAY, AUGUST d of <) , 1018, "bout the e walk clean north American plant the dust is heavy as to This is especially true the of Park street, near the Hardware corporation and dirt be on city on S0 side ago these iters umns of the Ierald July drew R. An- James twood, B. . Gaffney, A. L. Thomp- Humphrey other ochrane, H. D, of the o to Watch <on wnd memn club bers ishing will 1ill an land next Wednesday a Ihuy Mrs. R veral ot @l W Lrene sadie Hlan .and Euni >arice v to ounce ceni had a int time. August Burckhardt clected t £ the 1t pleas g and German Be nevol July silver and workmen er mine is idlg e have heen discharg H Doz Noblc \ st when the tim days be mn has vesterday P ised a ot on street and will erect a house vith inzton there i1 irroundin Sunday Prof I wihin and wife i Thamaston, Voodmont an ind Relyea Waorld point witl return ynd fair 1hout 1 Jame it th < Mrs are anley and W Patrick daughter hington, L, T MeCabe, T Mullin sy Ruth at Port Riordan, O'Connor and Dennis W Toseph ent terday at ock August 1: Property valued is exempt from George Klett of Saturday at 8 taxation the his vacation Higby will Thursda A patrol the exclusive use of the in Record for Charles fair new in star 2 wagon for police is bad 1y needed and a police matron is also necessary Last 108 lamp used light streets used, vear naptha the city 103 were to this ve but h ar only cents per purchased Charlie formerly cosling seven niizht P. eMrwin has a pony for his little son James Butler of Norwich. f this city, has rented the building next to the Burritt school with the in tention of opening a saloon there August N Oak now arly 1000 people hite vesterc Ay Electric Arch being strect W for ran rezularly over the line preadir &8 TR (o o knit The pin nov for 1t vice nrd (v, this pin foy is the most nonsensic couple Nl in“repr knitting of crossed | necdles on a partly finished piece sof knittin 1 and in the center Next! | are the letters he (New Labor Yark Tribune.) duty that the American more studying and labor prohlem It has many To secure a maxi the ngytion maximum vin Campaign. comprc of this aspect pon every than that of the period The goal one mun product L whole ion hending crucial on Without nnot by | from a Produe- Woail; the end k do +win can much come agony. THokderarin ning a th of employer 1etly only after 1voidable of campaign vertising, labor is begir education ough a through volun speakers. through \ppeal, to and every in public exy to every workm where waste occurs and avoided. The central mechanism for the ( serviee to every how it featurc minimizing can | of waste the is nited There States employ has heen labor, and ment un as a waste shifts confu- all aims mini- limited bidding for result we have seen a colossal of labor, through frequent througzh long trips, through sion in the exper 10 labor Thi this market sbeyond niral fusion It is organized upon One of the first aims labor recruiting system the public \ » with 200,000 skilled me litera a mobile army Through a system of branches and labor clearances, 1t is hoped fill all lahor mneeds promptly fairly minimum of industry at a and ience ageney to mum scale a vast to to be known as corve e of istered Iy labor to and with disturh nce to and minimum to the e individual na ident Wilson and the outlined at be once idenl practical wring of the endeavo his plea to country 7 Temnly employers ref alter riting wa 191 ain from oo unskilled manner excey wough this cent respond il labor a8 to ney. 11 to syally us heretofor ny c Uls i this agency for voluntary in ted by er And member essential hoth saerifice listment industry alike to 1 will to prova high the 1 ask them that vain all ic form of efliciency co-operation of a Much which no have heen if e ahbld beyond and pont we are t that the s free people st best, cous depends npon the will with 1l in bload hushands, tion bl the ni answers this « shall be lives of hrothers, the degree to respond the out ] v hich The Americ: our cmployers and lahorers overwhelming might working Hmit of the lnst working a to devotion as licien fig ‘ and can shorvien W ing over can savc and ihere untold r under- a1l hang back? and, who will Press the (st. Paul Paoneel urgent need of 1t last resulte 1t the organization of unskille The defence ittempt ment hoall e left the employment of labor in | has emnlo Th have I and ands of Ve r private throve the ignorance bility crude human al with which they had to The fearful conditions of ste poverty produced ystem 1 well the obvious it, have at last been serious attention of the in Detroit g0 to Piitshu Pittsburgh adver private hands empioy ers themsel which and | w ma 1t upon th zul deal. | nation wa and | becom u vhsurdity of \ con brought to J f ing 1 Signs to lverti o dabor o Detroit clearly illu i and labot vastef unjust prie 1101 vhich without the protec of government auspices, | knocked about organization management effecte the B. D unde of more, director general of United of lnhot nt the States 1 d di tries and will apportione c nong the being essential partment of tion i Indn triets. iahorer i i1 applying 1o lahor a provi and ted and cri employers | for 1 supply war count indus- ion 1de nto “oup M T olicy and practice is said the iption the militty conse hill | City Hevald progrant Rostor h contrilnt fief work-or-fizh Car the re liho Qi I of the shortage, ninst h far heen pressed wi h i sreater Vigol The di complet Mer were cernible total communitic B all, tered only a ported s at hile handful Vet mere everyone knows and the M ics and towns confain either clupations n who are busied with non-essential o | town | mer occupations at [ ment | bearer comb it Ne t b and out the ith the men the done v une tharou enrolling for Figurc The (Baltimore Bolsheviki, American.) Real There tw sa, Russia, who had the Siberian three months getling thraugh they irrived in New nty-eight refugec York on Tues- | Child from Odes- | | w mee day just made their c They left but were Viadostok seap | | The | by rout Odes- | Gham 1 which and | origi- | ago, to though nally ing, to heen | of think- | opportunity of siz- | these ideals have | ily. The | an intelli to the re in the s the heau seem in had trated the and 3olsheviki their w : compl 14 ve they ing up the heen demon spakesman woman, of héer narrative a ¥ Tribun tiful thegry of life il joy, as proposéd philosaphy, bul a8 fto demonstration Lenine- to the | Here vik rule in of the party Bolsheviki) si A cc | b ide practic party is according of f v port New REEen | rolime wk . she love s and 1 th the pr philosophy government—it non good work and | Bolshevik | " || measu have in ctic of this in Mrotzky ad and s part of {he to the picture the spokesman " ‘When they (the all the bers and spics declared themsalves to | & be Bol Bol oon | Pound developed genoral indus- | d trial and governmental demoralization. | and n “Nabody wants to obey, cverybody is The for Bolshevism is already | tha divided into afid parties. | S0 “They all fight among themselves The Social Revolutionists No. ) tack the Social Revolutionists No. so on.” When the Germans cainc glad, they thought order stored. But th srabbed o of Bolshe final gave it rob into power heviki hevikism into socis also himsel ks sections kin of the at- | vari u w clerks Mrs. € rmans, | valuab 1 thol ¢t machiner ils.” When the workmen factaries, hut ¥ could not many were would b hungr, ffs and c even “like wolve ict metal the Arove when run owners 1rie kitchen ut revolution came off M it hool L | anc hard lett A employers they from they found th factories return picture nd There only Rolshetism from | e knowledge of | nothing new | of of | it confirms Whont It scoves nvolln imilay out Bolshevik-ridden Tax n Income New A correspondent lished elsew th crall nations of Tribune oftice Exemptions orl Tri une 2 N vhose letter i pur oin this page asks why ere newspapers have not more gen- condemned the the Government Income T 1 fa- | 4 employes, 'The | wtedly criticise pr tax has class of 10lding income the War hierarchy e abolished slack ers, Now that Tax law being revised dodgers ought Our corres thinking that 1e is similar Welf wrong e this to pond Foederal muniei of emploves Stafe, county enjoy the nie here are two of puiblic employes pay exempts. taxes on the incomes, ¥\ vate ederal employves pa hormal xes on their salaries npted from the special 8 per ¢ tax on individual in ex of $6,000 last Vhership s tried to exempt 1ts the so-called Representa ihsequently passed a resolution | ing exemption, on the ground tha Renresentatives and Senators are not ‘oflicers under the United At legal ine contivmed this pay lction. Congressmen now Batibte taxes | telling on the same But ordinar i other the I izens stat exempt rom the individual The 1 consists of State, exee profits t flogoc n real o pri unty a i 11 officeholder ey n \hont income rate o from 0t (¢ stain interfering the . rom vith ernment C trumental tin State r encroachme n 1 - i o contention if liscriminate the na shoul against or an ion of \ this ci committee CANNING CLASSES T Leen line Ate hen zc States loca and offic it comes to s. as citizens al defence, the com s an titut ounc tutional v and my ou ERIDEN HONORS HE Puys S Tributel 1o Aemore of penter's . Mate, Who Died cnstow paid Irs mera offi v Hav 6,000 AND MOR} > On Baby Weighing Wec Continue to Increase, execufiyve Welfar committec impaign completed in ting yesterday aft ber time of rooin directions for the the enrollment ¢ committee wds wer e giv ete the cards and c them to rding to reports of sending W th in : over ere weizhed du the camj re still of and mea b g Aign comi doctor the eit stated before the shing 1 theiy it he eport tim will ion to s of babies, the the d at committee to dly signa numb wsure vario extended the doctors and nu wssisted in the pre campaign, the janitors schools, and all womer ho either istec help at the “olumb Ic weighing centers who Mrs LA Novitk was of 2ssi in the thur 51 1 o he work success. will he formed TO MEET. ment Cards for Distribution Given to Team Caprains rirmar Lartin I juired 1 the w fil start i canvass wi basls e campaign of the lifc ACING AT SARATOGA 129 po JOVALESKIE it Ade ELEASED. Covele Jones 19164 with the team since