New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 1§ 1018. " TATINQUARTEROF MERCHANT MARINE PARIS IS NO MORE IS AMERICANIZED Tnflux of American Officers Re-:Skips to-Be Manned by Gitizens sponsible for Artist's Leaving of Umted States 16.—Hun reserve of. ficers and men are entering the mer- | chant marine Washington. D. ., May . " o Serr r ne t ¥ 5. April 86, (Cerrespondence o dreds of discharged nava the Associajed Prese.)-—The famous | Latin quarter of Par home of the denizens of the world of avt. s for tho | oo ioe shipping board reports. Having time being, at least, & thing of The | 004 14 jove life on the high scas past, killed unwittingly by &n InVE-{ ypye in the naval service during the service, the tues have been Thres Times a Wesk For Three Weeks si. i | After the long winter months. tog e Cate du Dome. for exam- | mych rick food and too littie exercise, | s used to b & famous resort | practically overyomne feels the nec r the wielders cf . the brush and | gity for a good Spring Tonic and chisel. The tables of an evening| pigoq Purifier.” The very best spring ware filled with Bohemians at medicine vou can fake is the king of games gnd drinks, and the two onia laxativer liard tables were the battle groun CELERY KING slon af American officers stationed D qo. 4he fagt that the merchant ma- | the capttel So many of the soldier| rine scrvice affords opportunity for boys have taken up their abode in this | permanent employment, for travel to | gection &0 that they might get a sight 101‘15‘,!'11 of the n!z:l:a, and for 5 B it Rabie| ora s inducing fhem to en- of “real life":that the long-tim roll in the merchant marine servies farced to withdraw ' py the hundreds. becauge of Jack of room and high From Jannary, 1915, to April 1, prices. The spirit of Bohemis, fright- | this vear, 36,601 Americans entered 4 E | the merchant marine service. Of these | ened by the influx from overseas. has | ., ;.q oo 54 : = Aee I e | were accepted for training spresd its wings and Qrifte 3 on ships as apprentice sailors, fore- a more tranqguil spot ! men and stewards. A majority of these 1t 15 et disitke of the Yemkeen Nich Were under 2 sears | z s free schools for merchant ma- that has forced the long-haired artist | 1 (2 0008 SORa0}s fon merchant ma to fald up his essel and stesl 524]1Y ping boapd had graduated 8,109 men awny to find himeelf & new home. Fa1 | all Amerlcans in which number deck from that, Bul even a long-haired «:.!:A:;r]s and rn;ix:ew-s“ \\n;“‘ about 5 S e e ually represented. Merchant ca artipt who. theoretically, can live (I P R b s B hele in the wall, must have at Ieast, while chief engineers receive up reme room to turn abeut in, and | $3.450. | moreever his pocketbook is mot so | I»\lflf; in the service are in three; ] 4 classifications: deck department. en- A t] ¢ s 1 scross | ! 1'?"'" g nstogiie crlence il 7" { =ine room and steward's department the ecean. o tho latin quarter is|in tha deck department, pay ranges Amsricanized and apparently Will re- | from $49 a month for deck boys and main se until Unels Sam calls his| for ordinary ssamen up to $90 per home agaln, when probably the | j1anth for carpenters. In the engine drenmer of dreams will find his Way | room. coal passers and wipers (on oil pegit to his old haunts. ‘ hurners) are lowest pafd, $85 per There are at present perhaps 300 ' month, while oilers, water tenders and American officers and soldiers 1iving | cngine room storekcepers receive $80 in ¢he Latin quarter, most of them | per month. In the steward's depart- being students at the Sqrbonne, Where | myen(, pay ranges from $55 per month speeial courses have heen arran for messhoys up to $145 for chief fer them, Many of the artists Who+ stewards. lived there before the war had given American Fleet in Foreign Trade. up thelr studies and answered the Indicating the Americanization of caf] of the flag. Consequently therc | the merehant marine. the shipping | ware numerous apartments to be ob- | hoard's records show that out of a tained by the Amerieans. The artist. | 1otal of 6,985 men placed on merchant upe belng recently demobilized, | zhips during March per cent. werp came hack to the quarter to learn that voung Americans who had been fitted | there wan no place for him, at least at | tor their new vocation on training | % price within his means. for the} Amaricans pay well. Artisis who had remained in the éuarier were little less fortunate, for thoy found that their purse would no v support them in the old style cafes. Then, toa, there un-! the question of a » 50 dear to was a thing for jarge forces of artist combatants. The conversation centered on those things esthetic, Now every tabe is surrounded bulging khaki, the American cue ex pert is practising fancy shots on green cloth, and the favorite ¢ the paintey is occupied by a Yankee | make vou feel better, saptain The conversation eddies | right away. giviug you a sweet breath, 2bout Christy Mathewson and the, clear skin and a healthy appetite. chances of the Glants. Ly | Prew a cup of this purelv vegetable tive tea and drink if just before Gently, yet effectively. it will ! drive out all impurities and not ont st pokes I oor timidly, and then akes himself off hastily in a fright at | the unusual sight. There simply | 5n't room for him there any more Look and Feel Clean, Sweet and Fresh Every Day [ i { i i Drink a glass of real hot water ! before breakfast to wash i out poisens. [EC—— Ldfe is not merely to live, live well, éat well, well, sleep well, look well. What a glorious condition to aitain, and yet hew very e it is if one will only | adopt the merning inside bath. Polks who are accustomed to feel Aull and heavy when they arise, split- ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul tongue, nasty breath ao’ stomach, can, insiead, feel as fresh as 3 daisy hy opening the sluices of the system each morning and flush- ing out the whale of the internal poisonous stagnant matter Evervone. whether ailing, sick or we|l, should, each morning, ~before . breakfast. drink # glass of real het ater with a teaspoonful of lime- stone phosphate in if to wash from the stomach, liver. kidneys and | howels the previous day's indigestible waste. sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and puri- fying the eontire alimentary canal | before putting more food into the stomach. The action of hot water and limestone phosphate on an empty stomach is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans out all the sour fermenta- tions, gases, waste and acidity and gives one a #plendid appetite for breakfast. While you are enjoying your breakfast the watér and phosphate is quietly extracting a large volume of | water from the blood and getting ! ready for a thorough flushing of all the inside organs. The millions of pedple who are bothered with comstipation, biligus | spells, stomach trouble, rheumatizm; others who have sallow =kins, blood digorders and sickly complexions are urged to get a quarter pound (-fl limestone phosphate from the drug | store which will cost very little, byt | is sufficient to make anyone a pro- nounced crank on the subject of in- ternal sanitation. but to digest well. work ! Ladies’ Ladies’ Black Cotton Hose. Ladies’ Women's Derhy Corset, all Women’s Lawn Waist Ladies’ Children’s Misses' price Ladies' Men’s Soft Far Extra Heavy B Pequot Shects. 81x90. sale Bates Dress Gingham, Amoskeag Gingham. 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Men's Soft Stripe Dress Shirts. 8 Stripe Dress Shirts with collar attached. Value §1,25. - HEOE .. 89 wn Cotton, 4-4 Fruit of the Loom 20¢ per yard. 50 inches wide, $ Nayy Mannish Serge, 60 inches wide, $4.50 value. Black and White Shepherd Check Syiting, 51 inches wide, §1.25 value, Black and White Shepherd Check Suiting, $2.98 value, sizes. ships maintained by the shipping Prior to the war e he one of the most interesting of ‘m' s were manned chiefly & | America's part in the war, N per cent. of the offic | As a f step toward qualifying on ships flying the Amer merchant marine officer, ex-nav; ican_flag Americans, while of | men without merchant service pap 07 who qualified at training schools ; enroll in the free navigation schools for merchant marine officers up to ! maintained by the shipping beard. April 1. thie year, every one was an | where they are prepared for the ex- American. | 2minations given by the United States | The shipping board's plans call for | inspection service. The board now the operation in foreign e of a ! has 26 of these schools, 18 in naviga- fleet of merchant vessels flying the |tion and § in marine engineering. An American flag ageregating not less ate attendance of 898 ivas re- than ten million tc It is‘the aim | ported in one Week in April, with the of the board to carry not less than 50 | classes constantly being opened. One per cent. of Ameri forcign trade | engineerig class. in Philadelphia, had n American hottoms. or as much as is | & waiting 60 for its present all forelgn coun- | term, including many former nav This goal is now in sight. and ' men. now = tries. 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