New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1919, Page 6

their battle or for their ocesses, mental | Suspicion that the advocates of the mill tax had allied themselves with | ¢ local Democratic | b party s renzthened th atic the returns from the | and wards pr sixth sixth in which Demo- voters edominate, The 1 all old-fashioned Demo- day drive and the fifth recently returned to the Tt from the ward has the rmarks of an atic election rd, which mocratic fold, aiso rolled up an im- sing halance for the mill bud i | i | publican ve fair ities to smaller tax rate but voice from these districts was not loud f we are to believe the of repudiat- | Mayor words electors Tirc dinner fhat yor Quigley, the the administration { at a recert he would a rpret an adverse vote in this light 1 as the first, second, {hird and rth wards his there rejected plea for a mill tax is no reason to con- r h interpretation was ill- nded | I such should n a tes, decision democracy as the United the minority ahide by of the majority. This | 1ld not indicate a surrender all the of | the duty is of Amer- in line with winners he polls and to help prosecute the it ision of the majority and assist carrying out its commission fr choioe, the voters decisively in- heted city officials to he careful in expenditure of public money nomy must be the watehword ing the fiscal eve next vear. Experts that even the most, rigid econ- will be unavailing and that it be necessary to levy at least two | e mills in order to meel running h championing the higher ts , The H a erald realized it was did disadvantage to It fight- losing cause but it not per- | this apparent in- bhce its policy stood for what elieved till e but to be right, not popular believes an error has | been | will work for a better New | ain with the limited appropria- s decided on WHAT ROOSEVELT RIEAD. | he late Colonel Roosevelt is shown | 1 2 new anc article in the | ent numhber of The Outlook writ- Zahm. C. C priest said by Rev. J. A o B hington who is i been ‘ responsible for the exploia- in by a hes - So Americ story | a the Col man in the d he native element he so Bigh type of reading folonel Zat 1lmost Roosevelt is‘touched on her n. His mobile lihvary the book of con- d entirely of classics among the favorite e the such d h ks over even in the wilds American continent of were as the Dramas Sophocles “Nibel of Roman Chanson pnlied, Decline ' Queer include ce Roland,” the und Gibbon's Fall books, his How many “History the these, and of ire for a to in equipment for ieal adventures. men in public life consider them ssary to their private libraries how many read them ? dmi, Ewiinese (o roaded ® G. 0. P _Commient- > MCtion of a Do~ Mc candid .‘gé/‘ didate for,Chnuress in anla, Mr. Taft “The nificance of the elcction Ttepuhlican has field o Success 79, over a Republican Pennsyl- says only sig- the entirely fic the Demo- is that party not 1920. an clear to in is fuily alive to the fact that crats ave frying o make M appear that {he Republicans are in oppos - tion 1o fhe league but nsists that the auestion is one for He lahor non-partisan dis- crssion also points out that or- ganized is a of the League of Nations and the Demorratic party can inflict a telling that the If the is defeat- Mr. Taft continuing a stro by convinecing labor Republicans frown upon it. of Nations covenant Republican Senate, of a the hurden wa will be thrown upon the party. After of of Demoer: Washington the years inefliciency of some the atic Jeaders in the swing toward Re- publicanism held cut rosy promises f future bhecause a The or the new broom clean that the sweeps impression gains zround the Republican party. no than Democratic party, can stand prosperity PUBLIC SENTIMENT IGNORED. the bill to revise the State of defeated Despite weight of be- divorce opinion a the n Washington has in the 1t the leading jurists upper house of Legislature. was openly of and it was mired sup- by the State, women's organizations a number of churches, but when presented to the law malkers. purpose was to make the secur- ing of divorces more difficult. Grounds which legal severance of the mar- ringe bonds are now granted would he outlawed “incompatibility of temperament' u public would have no standing in court was purposed to increase the regard for but the Se marriaze State te was out of sympathy with the problem and the divorce mill will the a grind on for benefit of any pret- ty little painted girl or any sporty male with an imaginary or exagger- nted Woman- bitter gricvance suffrage has Wash- apparent!y encmics in the State of One of the sought the ingion Senators to amend the bill by adding to which When causes for divorces would e granted the wilc leaves her hon nd children lobbyist at narrow sentim and he omes i the legislature.” Such a n¢ is hardly d liberal expect from the wide west On the zoing to ars, Bugene \ prison for ten v Debs, socialist leader, shows that the Wwar meant rof nothing to him b rring to Lenine and Trolzky as the “foremost states- e They will need ussians aws nien of “ge to be foremose when the [ ke { in pursuit of their “states- does on Harvard university mind FEven not Tiesitate to speak its At Liberal Boies Har- resol- Penrose. a meetling of the Club tions were adopted protesting against vard vesterday expected appointment of Senator chairman of the Senate “We believe that Penros: as Finance Committee our fellow-alumnus of the class of 's1 is unfitted to hold such a position,” the resolution declared, strong supporter ! wil gralp selected to 8 of peace, P told.—Raleigh figement comes from "' new map of Europe” @dy in the near future. And 1 be the difference that this be a map “made in France,” and as previously, by German carto- TS. New York World. n ot} Fhere’s nothing of §6 per cent. and teagch a man the evefrything Defjroit I ree (‘w st time like 12 folly as Press. an income tax cent. to spending it per of he makes over, the Georze Wash- ington carried 14 points. This time, 39 senatorial vetoss constitute part of he cargo.—Manchester Union If “misery loves company we United Statesers will learn with agree- that Canada. as a re- ceiver, has had to take over its Grand Trunk Pacific railway. Boston Tran- script. able interest “One thousand innocent by ers killed in Berlin.” That's exaggeration. There aren't sand persons many.- e nd- frank thou- Ger- one innocent all Washington in ald Perhaps the the other Russian ing to prescnt is that they they =aid reason variou governments are refus- their cases at Prinkipo have mislaid the evidence they had.— Pittsburgh Dis- | patch. With Such superficial reasons | | When question Ttaly herself popular tion of the of is very Jugoslavs bring brotherhood of much inclined to effect on the lines song. ““You Ain't No Mine,"—~Washington Sta up the man, express of the Rela- in THIT QUICK AND Y DIAD. vening And rose from of the a of rain, out dawned again out light touched the them' bright. the tretched fingers of falling She trec-tops and made And under Teaves with dew, cry too: every filled ody the park The of the blackbird sparkled And W making hillock with and gl and of tree 1he mel- \s d@vinz light streamed miles along Through and murimuy and leaf song water of “Then mist, The out of the cast, in paling dead-faced moon came up to he Lissed Slow and solemn., we watched her risa with wonder cavernous changeless and worth time thout nothing h day is dearti There dies or is brought to hir i done fille; 1o the younz green th fonm nothing as the for of a frozen can ag a shorc e her morc old Old Ol young green earth, zo down into night Rejoice in thy vouth till thy days arc o'er! there is de- Time speed light, vouth more.” LAl in life spends Till ind its years can age no INCIS HOT the March M AN Century True Enough. Transcript.) two cannot make presence does make seed catalogue seem (Boston A spring. | rohin « & ut 1 of order. iheir peruss the in niorc Worrics of the (London Saturday am looking for with a vellow not too loud he effective at 100 foet Future, Journal.) a cravat a that mono- in a M will plane color, height harmonize something that will oT 60 or Hoperul. (Boston Transcript.) ‘How’s that new cook I taking home the other night “Ry George! I think we're to please her.” you going f B M ‘HURSDAY, MAKCIT i BOOKS 4T THE NEW BRITAIN INSTIUTE JACK IOHNSON IS B 1EAN NG AND ( AC ISM H. F G FOR IFACTOL by - E R ont, NEW COLLECTION tto-datc 2. H. 2 | ‘One AN MOTOR M k3¢ For Worker-. METHODS, by vstem Gardner of the rfew responden 1 good I the systematic weeounting Publisher ping and fstria ! oy mo. Booklist [ | ON Was Frame-Up LI I 1S EMIERCTA L ddyclke and ( eats all the PR lavana, Marc mer heavywerahs mey Press last n MK AN i MANAGE- his fight with Jess \\ NTTAN our years a \NT 20 wa BIRY CATTLE ‘ H EDUCTION, by vir and sconsin KEDING. Iy engineers Morrison I the st EDS Henry A handhoo itockman g . HOLU ANDIE and F. B n together JTohnson author ICONCRETH SH B THEY 1 oBUis 3 L loral settle e colored pu TS OF MACHINT sy by O. A. Leutwiler “One of the hest on the subject.” A ere to recla property the bhest - o his mother A perhaps L} pical American in which aunt, 1h Amusing 1o \ Johnson that it was arranz lose in the tenth these episodes it that T e en. theiy i round lird's showing were such as t, but that Willard prictically nothing he ' wai The Agrecd given m (he states, but he round (o tc make a W to justif t cook @ WOODEN SHIUS ARE BUILT. HECHE practical Amecrican ship because | so much 1 Tiooklist HOW S E was doin tep. trea construction on modern was foreed HARROR, by G Siemal 20t round waited Willard zoor JUDY upon wa M OF Whitc ROGUI'S INDUSTRIATL ENGINEERING until the 26 M SKIPPER JOHN OFF THE NIMBUS, &ive an opportunit by R. Mekarland “A stimulating story of Gloucester fishermen and their calling which one true to life AT A Bavr. showing Wants to Fight Willard The former champion Willard the stater INVENTOR'S MANTAL, by G. M. Hopkins 2nd edition . unless within feels must be agrees reasonable world's titl ent: Ja Col. DI congressman who is ha tated that Willar ates Griflit “h Leon- | trampe. s of New Denipses wrranging a | MIZCITANTOS HOUSEHOLD 1 by E \ course mestic machinery i chanical apphances \ MAKING TOO PAT PIGHT. practice, design construc The story fat tion of models, edited R. F »od. Yates . WIHITLE PARIS LAUGHED Mer OF THE Keene of study Bookiist SAPPHIRES, claim W ! his pion ~voted do- d house 1o THRIEE by Johnson and wld me- ramp detective story John:on mywhei ¢ the procee] Rex who by Reach man includ work and O of MODEL shop t a madc Rall nstitutio wirad AUTOMO- MOTOR TRUC ard ick Corle. askn of mateh of says in No More Pyrences, (Boston that tween eithe D Estrampes in 1 $60,000 Exhibit Being Sent to France; Experts to Help Boys ch A ipped th rance W Worl Young < Christian them Herald.) News comes the international is 0 hetween France and When thirty Pyrenean tunnel Spain is finished Erance and , agrecd seven vears ago. L be Spain T Aatement To arrange the came to London asked me if T Willard and 1 me my his man didn’t w make t “When wircd ( in part follows natch Jack ¢ New Yorl willing would if thought I could bea that two railway routes should e mountain wall, one international tunnel, cach over the of an carried il by way the war ministers protested against the new undertaking will open up munication between the valley greal Spanish river Ebro French Midi, and part of France. Al the French terminus line through the tunnel will with the railway th Arie: ley., from Ax Toulouse A upon this line is Tarascon, the home Alphonse Daudet’s delightful Tar- tarin. As a tributary the Garonne the Aviege give 1o the valley of that river a of whose * S a-like estuary reat port the Bordeaux ‘there It Are no more be every able to add. “there nore iry Tover straits”™ and corn take train at Charing into the valley of t1 without change of car: were to fizh Zan conntry T com of the and the central of said | price. T for him. < nt that. 1 match ready he proposal. ‘urley sa told « he r'c £60.000 ol New rming week to K of York exhibit Ma is heing sl s to leave TLondon by the ur e urley for a certain m n We connect e mone; it went ind 1 me not vhich he on and association struc- Tousands Expeditionary val- station o hegan 1o hothe tion of tI of sollicrs i , o tior t i " spoke to my wife, who but I 10l Americat Force i want to {heir resiments exhibit to do it re Zoing fime of return to the farins when tol o demobilizad. The the United culture mbled of to got bec o was as: - t the stands (1 Perhaps was there was md I found he 11 trouble more did W samples Department of includes head coming to until 1 pity no the depa > e reques rim to losd ot of nee would and me guaranteed sum T asked they would Pyrences” we ms county of the ; , o utensils, cgg tesic and | get am ples and fiva cars. With this material four the setting in Tr with months the army arc no il s of Londoner corent nie ot in Anierica the may insecticides and most Then figured lose in and were three important for me cides. other fill roll Ebro Cross, and Spanish material suffi we on the he the word 1o agreed upon nih the rounds if They first could will go to rance to give four ood 26th the had s 1o ise or make government Wil up of the expert super nd ietion Both Sides to Blame, exhibit showing of experts the to a e fo work ins n "orce four assigned from e work of instruc s long as the Amer- held A Department of charze the (Bridzeport Tosi.) Fakes in Round stronger arguments nce These will remain 1t necded had business arrangement zovernment owner they can be found congress in its dying « the neceded legislation peace changes the to call session Here is one of the tions of the times mad of political manipulation sides. There is any were country of the involved in of utilities, the failure of to supply the railure ‘At the Willard's it was further siven end ahowing necessary The signal the 20(h 1 Willard's ed of tenth round Expeditionary to ~h so t to convince the the heen so poor men fight to continue reed upon but | hip in was tion can con:inue in cd for. Hung con ican Ormsby cultu Tt this material spread demand troops are overseas. A Agr exhibit s sidel owing until f the o is announced to meet was to wait the and equal e in of ore f T was wide- | ture hting ing to =hts o1t the agreem is that the shipment the of a a special o have all in moy o result greatest o the on that is the among instruction Kenyon L. But Massacl ques- and fooiball both | men Furope the cent, of those in Americi a overseas f D or ada “When picture to no Hture. Teld s Azri cscaping con- | finally film it film was found il d Know Fxpe- | v tarms pro received " expert to clusion And or that other { president side ' cultural while the - ¥ M. Whichever ston The was great po- insisted on adloc] it. o ina was blan will this is in in way it may thing standing a political question, litieal n it not say the do right, wrong to colle best AN estimated member of th the ‘my Education commis- but he wor is has one tigure there it he it ents no that of the men the American en ont out is differ most tionary [Foicc cazo Amerlea and of them whe ame the controversy over a it involved uve One side The opposition was a to hreak impossible of that a to \ feehl or wa in a Sesin i t my mot portion to the farms " ended 1 on ival in withir Tod should f el plan There on one other n n le onahle if fairly, | = but tha bec remained is made chance ance the new and may December, will be 10 to prove ILS i oniet into four parts, 1eks and from beats me move not have to wait under certain congress s in on until nex bilities S demonstration ORI (i TOBACCO SHORTAGE p for cven e governmen : DOSA avies of ils experts and the u | will pay th ied that 11 milit hundred The Anti-Conspivacy (Chicago Congress has ing combinations limiied motion of foreizn trad likely demonstratc wisdom during the net xfew international rivalry foi 15 not co-oper desivable if the material employment distinguish 1¢ iy ant T ond arette Smokers Have Been passed a t jras several instructers Short Some Time to the | fromi e aricnitural ntility the army to use this exhibit cducation Tt thatl il c SV January than et of 1ture open United State overs pro 22 act is and of foreign home || heal ba elim March 13 London London uffering | is an- of heen fron nounced sent to IFrance 000 worth of to its f notabl Tohn vtional U dne Pea ‘nion in more $700- vears 11 to ceording the N acconist ipping 000 tons the smoked tex which and e -hooks, pa 2 fact t mit 1hon courses of g these men trade. ation a courses the remain cqually to conserve inate waste. to sta Has not the time come hetween restraint of ftrade velopment of trade? of the Sherman act cannot shouid subject purpose sl contro of country than o o fighting of : ray tohaceo a con whilc formerly > | long as they s Shipment ilize as inio more people of o There v samples soil i the utilize enable soldier the vhet and de- ' tended to to e s ihat nore women smokers, Mr government minutes for The overhauling | cover how best to and the Clayton postpone lizht declared ir Knew earson lands of his home town Maine Plant exhibits = departinent the lonsgine mas e The F contributed fight cases of plant li Animal Industry model farm buildinas and come 0 were set aside ever congres: of whole welcome on wean ndu (he lemnloyes Mr. Pea becanse his morning to smoke showing Db cigarvettes son found this next theiy and nd has nsect pests ungous the dis- tohaccon- harm hop no in German Explosion Nccessary. (Spring Union.) } The Germans admit that they are dancing on a volcano, but the grow ing opinion seems fo he that unless 11 things are blown up together they | i (s Rurcan of | jeq was door ield contribute, dairy and poul- By the use of exhibits, the soldiers acientific farm man- TO REVISE TARIFE Preparing For Renewal T silos these and will be taught agement try other apan is ot m never be miade to settle down rade Competition. Canal vening mal ‘JAPAN NEEDS REFORMED LAWS, Tokio, March 13.—Reform of the ion law is the domestic this ] the says March 13.—To for economic signed Tokio {he expectad fer is prepare competit has special Kicl (Roston The Kiel « things it for AlL Transeript.) one of those And roots on was o i - peace Japan 1150 com to organize a sion for the tariff. The under “too decided bo placed allied zo0d 1o 1 pulled nnder (he nations i NOW yohlem facing country importance conference b o the i revision of her cu toms placed in | the foreign home A Al t ston than 30 ferent departments proposed changes in tariff by control only the pe { in 1o result | \ of will he ion of it ik commission The now 1,422 of the = St o direct supery limits the 0008 voters has announced system will o constitutional 5 fo minister A Prime Cut. (Philadelphia “T want a any hone, fat Ye'd better buy ar egg mum.” oting suffrage The that revised Japan to spec eaty revision commis minister suffrage | to promote ment. Bulletin.) . will be organized with not without Evening piecce of meat or gristlc the fine by he members represe ffected as sovern- | CLAIMING FRAUD Tohnson Ho e t ATTEMPT TO VAMP JURY 15 FOILED g Tnsists His Fight Wity Willard Her Ankles Too Dazzling So They Are Fenced in lattice a whic resemblan c P cases No can famil entrance” to certain will oon disappear. Juro even he not oss glimpse ny court juc the left gemer see ox 1 | on | rra makes any one to below witnes wned, | fact not gleaned when she wa the momen in witness chair—entered iroom e immediately ro ankle For zzled, hut and smiled { | | pen | seemed | | | U milingl “What is that letel s 1\ box {hat m Inc tment H hin TO THI ND Bi Vtacked Wit I Moexican Iamons When Mexico ( razas i enturou multi-milliona man o Kkilled erving Caraveo. in here fron Terrazas, creditec sang old. is in numerous linary chapters of thel Histors Mexican volis foolharines he imminent peril of deat] Daring on numerous oct been vhen his hody was recovere o have % 1pon