New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1919, Page 5

NE‘l/ BRIIAIN DAlLY HEMLD SAT RDAY TROOPS ARE BEING HURRIED BACK HOME 8 A\l in United States by September § ' 1§ Promise MAY 3, r THE DAY OF THE PEOPLE A Sermon on “Democracy and Brotherhood” Sunday Morning, 10:45 SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH § A New Series of Public Organ Recitals, Sundays in May at 4:30 P. M. Mr. Beebe at the Organ, Assisted by Members of the Church Quartet. Miss Marel wmsmgMaM " The Public uordlally Welcome to These and All Services Keep Your Word to the Boys and Your Country hy BUYH\G VlCTORY BONDS [ omghl--Mau Pickford MON., T1UES. WED CONDEMNED TO DIE! Amerjcan adventur- er escaping from Afri- Washingtcr May 3 ent Wilson from Paris, j American troops shall con: German soil for a lonzer peri { the signing of the peac: n | May be necessary to embark mum for home, i§ borne out by present plan | of the war department, which con- | template the return of the entire | American expeditionary forces by { September. ' Because of this General Mareh, chicf of s effort to speed up the in this country. An officizl” announcement issued vesterday as fo the accumulation of ! surplus clothing for the troops stated that estimates were based on | { “troop withidrawal to be completed in | i September.” ement zaid tnatiain an occupation s | tained 1ber, ill be This computation was taken to re- flect exactly the present information | { of the department as to futurc froop i | movements. When the demobilizatinn i the war time prohibition ! becomes incffective, inas pecifically tes that it | for the perjod of demobilization only and there is at present no law to prevent the manufacture. impertation | and saie of lique etween that time ! and Janu 16, 1920, when the con- stitutional :mendment becomes ef- ! fective. If esident Wilson decides that the armies have been disbanded by September 16, then the country wili be “wel’ so far as laws are con- cerned at least, until the prohibi- tion amendment goes into force. In any event. if the armies arc demo- bilized before January 16 of next vear the country will have a short iod of ‘wetness” hefore the long spell. o = Movement Schedule Exceeded. FOX'S SUN DAY NIGHT. fh¢ September date represents es- — timates by :mbarkation officials as to ¥ the maximuam possible speed in with- | CALIFORNIA SUIT drawing the entire force In Europe, K ) TO BALK DRY L: including the troops holding the Co- | —D indi can cannibals, discovers demobilization strange race idol-worship- people who g make him prison- er. By His ghty preside s that | completed | once Mig Strength He Foiis CLEARANCE SALE QOrnamental Electric Table Lamps. $2.00 Discount ON EACH LAMP About one half of these have GENUINE' HANDEL, HAND PAINTED SHADES. Must be sold to make room for this year’s designs. > 04 his aides bid fair, it was said; to be |injunction (o restrain St DO L S Regular Prices $5.00 to $25.00. more than : United States attoruey, from [‘\(r! ing days—May 3 to 10, at the di- urned 3 { General & returr yesterday | e ing provisions of the war time |rection of local Liberty loan commit- 3 demo- j prohibition act of Nov. 21, 1918, and | tees. 2enters in the Southeastern |the Sheppard prohibition amendment is | In addition to helping salicitors, | from a perscnal department. completing the p sought in the United States district | the services of the will be made 77-79 Church Street Them {WILLIAM FARNUM IN HIS LATEST PO WERFUL PRODUCTION “THE JUNGLE TRAIL” 5 Icels of Romance, Marsels of the Jungle. Battles With Natives, Burning at Stake. Dramatic Escape, All Graphic aily Yortrayed BOY SCOUTS HELPING. “rflwung:u\x: Will Cl in New York { May 8.—Boy Scouts will | after the reapers 3 k for the last five of the Viet loan campaign, it s annaunced today. In other places in the second federal reserve distric { which includes New York, parts {New Jersey and Connecticut, n Up Stragglers | |8 | blenz bridgehead sector on - the | Loan Campaign. 2 Rhine. If =nything, officers anticipate that the movement will be acceler- ated rathe than retarded The schedule has been exceeded recently and in in ing measure from week {to weeks with an indicated month- {1y movemeat bf 450,000 men, The Dbest predictions of General March and DOUBLE “THE LOV “GO GET 'E TOMORROW TRAVERSE FARNUM NIGHT IN N Producer and Presser of Grapes in | THAT DARES” I GARRINGER” California Apply for Lasting Injunction. May 3 Mrs. A San Francisco, rmanent as mes- printed { bilization survey he began with Secreta {court here in a petition filed by Theo- able tq loan committees cr before the latter sailed for T dore Bell, an attorney. and for distributing At each of the camp# visited the chief | The petition, in behalf of & | of staff weat over the demobilization [ maker and a vinevardist, recites th R i | machinery with the camp commander | unless restrained by injunction action { SIOUX €ITY REDS BACK SHORT. | {in detail, iasisting that the under will wipe out the | cight hour period for the passage |product of acres in Califor- j of troops from the camps into civil |nia, valued at $75,000,000. Tt znlleze~1 [ lifo be ma ned and also checking |that the war time prohibition ef- | up the sewmi-permanent demobiliza- | { tion personnel at the camps in an ef- | fort to reduce the number who are | being held in the service for thig | work | o belicved that General [ Will'be abls in his interview mm:n, per correspondents to furnisit new figures showing the .with which the breaking up the army at home is being 'w‘(‘(mwphshefl Works in Camps Is Expedited. Officers recently returncd - from France say that the “two bottle | necks” through which practically the | entire movement must pass, the em- { barkation camp at Brest and the de- { barkation siation atl Hobok now operating at a remarkable spee tem is said be so precise | New uni. or even an individual of- | Parten vesterday | ficer or maa who 1 tep with the | ©f the public to ifficult time | July 1 of the first e el 1cceeds in | in effect prior to November 1917, farmy Victory catching up with the main flow. cents an ounce or fraction thereof |lization camps that many An instance of the rapidity with | and first class matter, -and | men as they are di rged from se the machine is working was | g h for postals ice are investing their $60 bonus| cesterday by the fact that Tuly 1, 1919 letters and ks in Liberty no says a state- the officers reporting to Cien- s matter mailed in the | ment issucd by the war department. ch cn his return were some ouzhs »f Manhattan and Broax | former loans the army has sub- started from their se on the of the other bor- |scribed to more than 000,000 in | Wit their Just 21 < city will be sub- | bands 1 the and al- rate of 2 cent pbrson: been re- ouace or on thereof. Post half indications are the per postcards 1 cent each. i 1bscriptions to fhe Dresent The present first class posta 1 will be greater than in any other. remain in force until IFYOU WANT WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT Threaten’ to Town to Hell” if Mayor Is Ousted. | stoux City, Iowa, May 3.— |blow the whole town to hell if youl ort out of offic This | the on a posteard ad- addrese J. Stanson, who is the recall of Mayor | 1t for | ow ctive July 1, 1919, “We will | tional and ineffective, since the p dent in an address before cong i stated that “the war now comes to an end.” The petition asserls that de- |3 vartment of agriculture agents Ay aged the produ.vi {tion of and cstablished | | 1 unco. March with to eed was received vesterday. was W. W. Alliance an experimental vineyard that purpose. ' The action is based upon an agree-| The police are rounding up a {ment by to fur- |Picious characters, and those nish wine g 3 omalker. |to have a leani d the Vv s or the I. W ‘, Citizéns are sceking * | becau he welcomed regent “wobblies” for sus. known Bolshe- Advertise in thel HERALD (Classifed Columns WANTS are many. Other people may WANT that which you don’t WANT. | | { to oust Short delegates to a convention here. AGE RATE! Letters and One for | July 1. ! 3.~—Postmaster attention ; 1APY on | Two Cents for Posteards \l)Llllrl‘\ BUYING B(}\l" Being Discharged Invest $60 Bonus in Victory Notes. May 8.—Reports to the | loan office from demobi- May invite the fo York Their Washington The Wedding! Oné Occasion When Flowers Cannot be too Plentiful LOWERS should come first in the calen- dar of your wedding gifts. If you know the Bride’s favorite flower, the matter is easy. If you don’t know her favorite, send yours. e lmportant thing about chec tors command an CONCRETE AUTO T LANDS |25 e rates | will and in- — =L | Manufacturer Plans o On the other hand, someone may have, without WANTing, that which you may WANT a great deal. The Herald will explain these WANTS for one cent a word. It WANTS to show you what you can do if you WANT to Try the Want Column It will really bring you surprising re- From London, i facturing company | is preparin, obile | Secarcely | the con {eipal mate { Which i» escribed as *‘a cluding Junec 30, 1919 Waste to Sell at $ May 3. n English manu- announces that it | g to put on the market an that can be vetailed for ¥ any wood will be used in ction of the car, the prin 1 being a new su ne kind of con- Nice, for May area troo owing to t The gene of Alpes-Ma | ! | TO CLOSE NICE i i AS peditionary force, it officially today, merican troop 1 council of AREA 5. PLAYGROUND, 3.—The Nice i os of recr the American e was announced will be closed on May he speed with which the | are returning home. the department | mes has passed a reso- | | erete, light | praduced fro but strong and durahle m waste material such us and sawdust, and A metal solution. 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