New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1919, Page 10

American . alanced Six "At the Show . City Service Station A. M. PAONESSA - Direct Representatives for New Britain, Bristol, Meriden, Rocky Hill and Vicinity e oo e s Girls Should Walk Well. (Birmingham Age-Herald) Young women who carry themselve twith dignity and who,.as a rule, make a stylish appearance, fail to rise to a high level of grace because of their careless walk. In.recent years the blame or irele- gant bearing'has been laid to the hob- ble skirt, but this does not account for it, The fault in most instances A homely girl can make an excep- tionally attractive appearance if she carries herself well and cultivates re- pose and a graceful step. This matter of bearing itself into a pig.{ psychological and there lap-over motion | easier than teaching children the 1s if they were walking a tight rope. | rudiments of psvchology when it This has been disfiguring and the hab- | comes to good looks and correct car- it should be at once checked riage. may be traced to the indifferen e of parents. Comps age walk well. figure have : solve: and atively few girls of the 'teen Too many maidens of L “devil-may-care” is largely nothing comely stride which re eon-toed effect LAZARUS CO. IN-THE SQUARE. 164 MAIN STREET. ON THE SQUARE. WE HAVE MADE EXTRAORDINARY PREPARATIONS TO PRESENT ON SATURDAY A MAGNIFICENT ENSEMBLE OF WOMEN'S SMART TAILORED SUITS AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES $24.98 to $49.98 These beautiful Suits are perfect copies of models shown here- tofore only at very much higher prices. Regardless of what you would pay, you cannot find Suits that more iruly interpret the Smartest Fashions for Spring. WOMEN'S FASHIONABLE CAPES AND DOLMAN WRAPS AT $12.98 UP TO $59.98. WOMEN’S DAINTY SILK PETTICOATS $3.98 TO $7.98 —ALL COLORS— | far back a | bathir A PETITION FOR LITHUANIAN INDEPENDENCE _ Whereas, Lithuania was for ag. independent State, whose inhabj a distinet ethnic group, have never | renounced their right to independ- ence; Whereas, the establishment of an independent Lithuanan State woull add, materially to the future peaie of the world; We, the undersigned, ask for the people of Lithuania those rights of self-determination that are the de- clared war aims of the United Stat and which have been granted to the oppressed peoples of other countries. We respectfully request the PREST- DENT OF THE UNITED STATES and the SECRETARY OF STATE to extend to the Lithuanian Government formal recognition, based not only on these grounds of justice, but that | through this, they may the better be | able to withstand the attempts of the | Present regime of Russia or any other | alien government to impose a foreign | rule upon them. NAME ADDRESS | American citizens of Lithuanian origin and Lithuanians residing in this country wish to felicitate you on your successful efforts to establish the | peace of the world, to pledge uncon- | ional support of your excellency’s great, masterful princinles of world's democracy as repeatedly expressed in | vour speeches and your fourteen points of peace, and also to lay before you the present situatian of the case of Lithuania and the grave grievance arising therefrom. Oppressed by the czaristic regime of Russia, Lithuanians were driven to emigrate from their native country | and seek haven of refuge in other | more liberal and tolerant islands. As 1888 Lithuanian masses found that the United States of Amer- ica was the haven of refuge they sought, where freedom of speech, press, religion and the right to enjoy the blessings of life, liberty and hap- | piness was accorded to everyone. They soon were eager and proud to adopt it as their new fatherland, and to preach and disseminate similar ideas of liberty, justice and equality amangst their brethren left behind in the unhappy, oppressed and persecut- ed Lithuania. The outbreak of this great world" war thus found the native Lithuan- ians fully prepared as to with whom they should side. About three hun- dred thousand of them fought cagerly with the Russian armies against Ger- many. More than half of this num- | ber perished. Later on, when our newly adopted country, the United States, was forced into war, we very earnestly entered the services of the United States army, and to insure and augment the victorious forces we de- cided not to organize separate Jump from Bed in Morning and Drink Hot Water Tells why everyone should drink hot water each morning- before breakfast. Why man time, feeling is siud woman, nervous. despondent, | worried headachy, dull and unstrung: some days really inca- | pacitated by illness. i l If we all would practice what a gratifying change | place. Instead of thou- | anaemic-looking | muddy complex- | c¢rowds of happy, | cheeked people every- | Te reason is that the human | system does not rid itself each day of all the which it accummu- | lates under present mode of liva | ing. TFor every ounce of food and | drink taken into the system nearly an | ounce of waste material must be car- ried out, else it ferments and forms | ptomaine-like poisons which are ab- | sorbed into the bioo | Just as necessary it is to clean | the ashes from the furnace each day, | before the fre will burn bright and | hot. we must “h morning clear | the insidé organs of the previous day's accumulation of indigestible waste and body toxins. Men and women, | whether sick or well, are advised to | drink each morning, before break- fast, a glass of real hot water with a | teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in | it, as a harml means of washing | out of the.stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the indigestible material, waste, sour bile and toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary nal before | putting more food Into the stomach. Millions of people who had thelr | turn at comstipation, bilious sttacks, acid stomach, nervous days and sleep- | less nights have become real cranks | about the morning inside-bath. A quarter pound of limestone phospheate will not cost much at the drug store, but is sufficient to demonstrate to anyone, 1ts cleansing, sweetening and freshening effect upon the system. half the some inside- | would sands souls ot th ions we should sec Tealthy. where, ha pasty. t-sicis 0y wast onr 50 | | | ed, unafraid, great and powerful, and notwithstand- | | man pr | details of our uneven | nating with | duent armistic | “self-determination.” | inhabiting | without invaders, i Orany rear. PALACE THEATRE (Formerly Keeney’s) Grand Opening Thursday Evening, April17 ENTIRELY REMODELED at 7 o'clock THOROUGHLY RENOVATED $30,000 Spent on Alterations and Improvements. The policy of the Palace Theater will be to present 5 acts of Vaudeville and a Super-Feature Picture and Musical Program. Entire Change of Program Eve Sunday. ry Monday, Thursday and Matinee Daily at 2 — Every Evening at 7 — Continuous Saturday. Reserved Seats Sold in Advance for all Evening Perform- ances excepting Saturday. All Reserved. PRICES—Matinee 11 Cents. including war tax. Orchestra, Boxes and Loge Seats o Evening 20 and 30 Cents, Reserved Seats Now on Sale at Star Confectionery Parlors, 329 Main Street. Lithuanian units but to assist and to support the arms of the United States of America only. Relying implicitly an, and trusting in the justice of the principles pro- mulgated by vour excellency that ev- ery people should be left free to termine its own policy, its own w development, unhindered. unthreaten- the little along with the de- ing the fact that Lithuar at that time occupied by and under the German yoke, and despite all German threats nd opposition, on December 11, 1917, Lithuanians declared Lith- uania free and independent. tional council was elected and visional ministry formed. The Ger- ure has not, however, ceas- ed or changed and we believe that the struggle, origi- our refusal to accept various measures and proposals dictate our affairs and culminating in some Instances in victory tours, such pro- | as regaining the right to use our lan- | guage in schools, andd in other ases strictions, such as suppressing the Lithuanian press as a result of our refusal to accept a Hohenzollern king. are known to your ccellency and need not dwelt upon in detail. After the Allied victory and Lithuanians reorga national council in ovder eliminate the possibility. however tant, of having man or influence connected it. The reorganized council and the visional ministry, now other nationalitios living in Lithuania, the whife Russian speaking Lithuan- joined the new provisional of their own volition invitation and entirely in with the principle of Thus whole ethnographic Lithuania, all the people her, and all the political arties not excepting even the social democrats have united and declared for a free and independent Lithuania. While the provisional government was reorganizing and rehabilitating the prostrate Lithuania, the Russian Bolsheviks decided to succor their co- partners, German Spartacans, and be- gan advancing upon Germany. thus bringing another government, imper- fectly organized owing to lack of time, weapons, hav merciless ylockade of Aliies closing them in like a huge wall, shutting out the food and drug supplies from all the world its ssities. Not- withstanding all this the Lithuanians ganized successful resistance to the opped their advances at Shavli, Kosheday, Vilna, other points, and ave still holding them at enormous cost In the meantime wheg is the Lithuanian iot to stand the’'burden and to expose its breast in stenumipg dangerous Bolshevist tide am rwhelmir Lithuan nd afterwards all western Furop Cheir ncighbors. the Pole: have struck the Lithuanians from the and with fire and sword have devastating and subjugating in defeat and severe r be to dis- sympathy with national pro- also ized the new embrace ernment without any accordance and nec Boney 1 the begun of | others. The na- | | ta subse- | even | the nation under a pretext of resisting imaginary Bolshevists, although there has never been and there is no Bol- shevist front against Poland in Lith- an "hus they from the Lithuanian cities of RBalystok. The Lithuanians, misprepres have valiantly captured rmy rear the Volkovysk and who are only nted to the Bolsheviki, in order to jus- occupation of much of territory as possible prior to the final determinations of the peace conference—that the status quo may be thereby claimed. This situation, be: edly unjust and unfair lute contravention of righteous system so clearly expounded s vour excellency, is bound to give > to complications of the most dan- and will endanger the of northeastern Europe for s to come In the plans for the rehabilitation and reconstructions of the peoples of the world, » far as indicated or di closed, there does not appear to have been any provision made for the care of Lithu The aspiration of American of Lithuanian ori- gin and of their native intentionally world tify the Lithuanian decid- and in abso- the whole des being nia citizens Lithuanians land are completely in accord with the the are of demands nation, of which ations and whole Lithuanian based solidly on the principle elf-determination,” the principle “that every people should be Jleft free of rights, the guarantees exchanged must neither recognize nor imply a difference between biz nations and «mall, betweeh those that are pow- erful and those that are weak.” and also on your excelieney’s personal as- surance and of sympatt for our case given in audience in May. 191S. When we compare our present situation with that af Poland—recog STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause—Take Dr. | Edwards’ Olive Tablets That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestion, they are attacking the real cause of the ailment — clogged liver and disordered bowels, Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are performing their natural functions, away goes indigestion decla expression | and stomach troubles. If you have a bad taste in your mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, lazy, don’t-care feeling, no ambition or energy, troubled with undigested foods, you should take Olive Tablets, the sub- stitute for calornel, Sy Dr. Edwards® Olive Tablets are & purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil, You will know them by their olive color. They do the work without griping, cramps or pain. iy ’l‘akge one or two at bedtime for quick relief, so you can eat what you like. | uanians in At 10c and 25¢ per box. All druggists. kY . —— nition of Polish independence, thg sending of Polish troops, food com- mission, and foodstuffs to Paland, repeated mention of Poland’s case official documents and while omitting all reference case of Lithuania—great uneasiness is' naturally aroused among the Lith= America. A few words of assurance from your excellency would dispel this feeling of uncertainty, quiet our fears and revive our thusiasm in supporting the great ideals which your excellency pounds i What we ask excellency for consideration, is thi 1. Recognition pendence and government Checking aggression on Lithuania the Poles to withdraw into an “indisputably ter and E ing the blockade sufficients ly to admit drugs, food, medical suy plies and communication with Lithu= ania the in ches, the spe: to en- x¢ ex- vour Lithuanian inde= its present provisional of the Polish armed instructing their troops Polish-speakfng, Salaried C York Hungary's 50 per cent. comn: propose to divide the popula three cl intellectual and n and wor first are aranteec vear, $5,000 $3, Tribune.) nists ion int merchar men nagers be the second to s Ehd 00, The 000 M urs numbe ibout 10,00 and heads of familics 2,000,000 persons hundred thousani get §720,000,000 will 500,000,000 third, will of $7,160,000,000 But the avera is only $500. A.way must be found to multiply pro< ductive power seven times. But these things, says the comur ist orator are details, and details wearisome—to mention them bet reactionary mind COUNT FIFTY! 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