New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 6

L Britain Herald. RALD PUBLISHING COMPANY Toprietors. dally (Sunday excented) at 4:15 p. M. Herald Building. 67 Cnarch St Ted at the Post Ofce at New Britaln As Second Class Mail Matter. TELEPHONE CALLS Business Omce . Editorial Rooms The only profitable advertising medium in the “city. Circulation books and press room always open to advertisers. “he Heraid will be found on sale at Hota- Ming’s News Stand. 42nd St. and Broad- way, New York City; Board Walk At- lantic City, emd Hartford Depot Member oX the Assoclated Press. The Associated Prees fs exclusively entitled to the wuse for republication of all news credited to it <r not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news pubiished herein PR DENT'S MESSAC President Wilson's that his message to the extraordinary session of Congress which conv May 19 will hundred be of a composed words suppresses hope that Be will deal at Tcngth with any of the problems with which the country is be- | set. It has been presumed that he would of al, This must State reveal his mind on a numbe disturbing elemen of an industr political and social naturc await It to withhold commen't and counsel un- til reply to any criticism. To have cabled | his veturn to the United is possible the President decided | he could offer them in person and | his opinions on timely questions would | disadvantage hecause the Republican place him at & it an while he, being away, could not plete form. It Congress intends would leaders | | sive opportunity to scratch and tear thousands of miles | make ly in com- doubtful to follow his advice re is whether and it is probable that the will Republican majority proceed to execute its i program of reconstruetion heedless of | the i Republican schedule President’s wishes. Much of the is along con- structive lines which will the business men of the nation into high speed. encours to go When the President | does return he will find a great change | at Washington, so ! The Congress he successfully hypnotized and directed into a prosecution of the war accord- | ing to his s views is as dead Adam to his ppinions and arxious to express its hostility. dation or Woodrow The fact that a recommen- | plan has the approval of Wilson will be sufficient to start in motion the single-track line to the waste basket. According to a Washington dispatch New York Wilson has all It known his decision on to the World today, Presi- dent expelled from his thought of seeking re-elec- claimed mind tion is that he ing a conference at the White House after his first journey to Paris asked that his confidants keep the in- formation secret as he desired the en- tire strength of the Democratic party devoted {o the peace problem without | political He decision pected after the ratified side is to announ issues. > his League of by Nations has been the Senate. The World Republican thinks balking dispatch savs: “If Congress capital of Nations, Woodrow Wilson If he the people over the heads of Congress the championing the majority in there al the is politi in they Leagte will be inviting to stay in the fight. has to to g0 he may be forc if it of >d to accept his league 1921.” issuc even involves the idea the through - the campaign of THE GOVERNOR Governor ture of New SIGHS, Holcomb regards the England with trepidation and Not commercial, but the spiritual future of this section of the country where our quaking. the spinal col- umns are thought to be rigid and our viewpoint restricted The decline of New England, the weakening of our moral fiber, he recent actidn to and fall a narrow izon. believes of passing the Sunday motion picture hill is veflected in the the Legislature in over his veto. The Governor has ex- pressed his views in a letter to a wom- an as follows: of the old-fash- becoming obso- hat we owe Almighty and commandments be drifting 1 judge vo ioned kind, lete, who belicve some duty to the who obe) his We seem from it old New conscience becoming et owiclassiwhith s fcom: ing in from the Old World with old World ideas of Sabbath (musements scems to having all its those and to the away England is obscured and be things own way, to like you myseif known only Holcomb fling He frequently if her some reason to f, Governor takes de- in an occasional at Ameri- cans of foreign origin has re- vealed this attitude over- looking the fact that America has given genecrously of boons those who have arrived at our shores as im- migrants have also contributed some- thing. The Governor is in error if he belie: tion ves that only Americans by adop- i who fines fayor Sunday amusements. women to the re are many men and can trace their blood back type of simon pure Americans who see no harm in attending a ball game on Sunday afternoon or a motion picture show on Sunday evening, announcement | | and in its place is a body antagonistic | + | education made | this point dur- | but ! fu- | hor- | “PRACTICAL JOKEF That cal specie known as the “‘practi- joker” will exist as long as the world spins round, fellow to probably continue much to the annoyance of his humans. merely an- So he condoned and long as noys, his fault will be he will he tolerated. Sometimes, ow- ever, his antics haye scrious him should and @ means of punishing be es slishe:d Working in a Middletown actory with hundreds of others Wits age when boy of reason the to eighteen an does not hecome mellowed expected vears, and youth he Working Joker” fives of may him was decided throw flare up. with : “practical who it amusing to a the the hoy would - be highly piece of scrap iron at boy. ke followed his inclination, was struck and the assault rankled in his breast. neek, the knife into his Frightened | i and plunged a | death seriousness of his act, the boy fled, b the resulting by was capturéd and is now held by | | authorities un @ charge of murder | There is no excuse for the knife at- | tack. The be 0 cannot The life hope for is dead « brought back to life. Doy may he condemned and his forfgit. The least he can a long term behind the walls of prison. And ctical joker.” who was at the root in the meanwhile,” s of the crime, will light-heartedly life trip through with an 1ggerated next victim AIDT'OR RURAL SCHOOLS. Connecticut educators arc interested report of considered in a a committee of the special which the problem rural schools in vindicates Massachusetts cause it their views during the vecent confroversy over the Mor- rison code. The committee of large W poscd reputable educators at by the ber of Commerce and it for the recommends a “strong stand principle of centralization of and in the state department cation’ for power bility of edu- purpose of equal hurden of amonz the communities of monwealth, the ing he financial education the com- standard of state, to raise the throughout 10 emphasize the fact the and that the state is concerned with the cducation of every citizen or prospective citizen of Mas- chusetts, in whatever city or town may 4 It | son | he live.' has been claimed for the Morri- code that it would elevate the standard of the rural schools through the authority of a body or individual 1t the {in which power was centralized. in | | country the sume advantazes as those would give to the children | enjoved by boys and girls in cities | where large sums are appropriated for the upkeep of the cdu- institutions. annually | cational Unfortunately, | the code included other features which | proved to he unacceptable to the peo- ple of the state and to their represen- tatives at the capital. MORE MONEY FOR CITY. an incorporated of the boam New will Britain, ap real city, part harvest from the estate 1 ; through | increased property valuations. | owners of Main street New real estate will \\\n doubt discover that the tax bills | | ave far in excess of those pres | former realty holders. | svstem of valuation now heing studied 1 v the Assessors a more equitable as- sessment js to be levied and if it is to { be just, the purchasers of Main street ! hlock be the <hould asked to pay taxes on amount involved in the trans- fers. Skidoo Austria’s delégates act as if they had turned state’s evidence. Why not present the Lawrence | strike to the League of Nations for a starter? If variety Mr. his | is the spice of life the late i einz may be said 1o have done bit as a henefactor of mankind. Brockdorff-tantzau declaves A until he | ] the | peace terms cannot be kept. | never knows what hie can do trie | FACTS AND FANCIES. A post card mailed in Buffalo, N Y., over 42 has just been | delivered in New York city. The fact should be heralded. 1 is one instance which the present post office ad- ministration has succeeded where | others have failed.—Washigton ~Star | 1 giving | terms Brockdorff-Ran | of those same forms that Senator Borah opinion of the lc Springficld Union. vears ago Iin his opinion of the peace makes expression uses in giving his guc nations. u of usc .1 “The German delegates are now di- | mesting the peace treaty,” says a dis- patch. No wonder Von Brockdorff- Rantzau looks sort of green around the gills.—Charleston News-Courier. Prince von Buclow says the entente ¢ “will cede Fiume before Italian deter- resuits | declared | a the | opinion of his oyn humor sccking the | be- | com- | lected | Massachusetts Cham- | responsi- | “nted to | Under the new | ! head, evidently : | scrvice, While the workers were filing from the factory, the boy selected one | who, he thought, had thrown the iron The rellow | | Mennonites 1 i I clean fand | in | execution mination.” Maybe so. but peets the prince of Teutonic Des Moines legister. one leanings, sus- When Marshal Foch comes he will cot the rippingesi ever “threc and, as a sOUVeNir 1o talke premicr, a rousing anscript. cheer honie 10 his P “tiger Boston doesn’t Barnard college suly compulsory Choctaw for Ger- That at least has a real Amer- flavor.—Brooklyn Iagle. Why stitute man ican King Ludwig of plains the Bavaria, who com- he has no place 1o lay his hasn't thought of rest. ing it on the old boson.—- troit Journal, kaiser's De- Vermont village the neigh- Mrs. Peake undertook surprise party on her anniversary, but when they they found that Mrs. Peake subscriber dor the tclephone knew all about it.—Boston Lp it A bors of wive her @ birthday a to 661 arrived being a Globe. IN THE WILD 0 — to the « nd honesty.—Max- Die Zukunft.) HIE VOICK way onn- opennes: Harden in (The only rescue try is by imilian In all that To a in-servitude fatuous land of sovl; mad master and boast, his Your cry alone—"Itepent, lest all be Jost!™ Rang through the waste with prophet | ire endued sometimes checked, still renewed, I"carless of what the cost. Your bitter words were as host: But those you warnced still 17olly" i that cry you might bo to vou road pursued, Future—so is named your valiant sheet— The legend above its fearless types. Futtire now meet, own the stripes. must they not counsel heed— “openness and their need! EDITH M the New The i= Present!: It They their zuilt who only feel But length, your Learn honesty” to serve THOMAS, —in N York Times, Ole Hanson Again. (New York Sun.) Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattic graveyards instead of confer- cnces to deal with anarchism in this country we assime that his siout soul s punctuating his emotions with virile figures of = likewise when he declaves: “If the government doesn't them up (the anarchists in the country) 1 will. 'l give up my may- orship and start through the countrs. We wilt hold meetings and have hang- ing p We e that Mayor Hanson not speaking literally, hecause nobody in this country is more widely cele- brated than he for his rigid, powe ful, irre: tihle upholdin of lav nd order by the lawful and orderlydpro- cesses of organized socicly and of government. No matter how much an anarchist deserve to from a lamp post, it not course, so to hang him, cxcept the decision and sentence of judge and jury. No matter how thickly grave- vards should be planted with assassins Plotters against the life of our government, of co they will best be thus planted by act of government itself. Nevertheless, there is na mistakin the import of the fecling and the lan- uage of an Ole Hanson. There is no mistaking the feeling and the and the nSua of an O!'e Hanson. There is no mistaking the fecling and action of soldicrs and sailors, who New York eity all but give literal to Mayor ilanson figar tive speech. They should rc the law. The police should mit them to break the law. Ole Hanson Seattle on scaboard and a thousand soldicrs and sailors in New York on the Atlantic eaboard are the hopeful sign, the proof, that there is no room in country for Bolshevism, that will no quarter in this coun- for anarchism. the Bolshevist or the anarchist here begins to cut the throat of society, to trample upon the weak and the helpless, to pillage and devastate the & he will not go (he length of his own shadow before he is throttled. And it will be government which throttles him, be hack of zovernment will he the Ole Hansons, the soldiers and sailors, the American people, who. if zovernment did not throttle him. would kill him like a doz in his tracks, Ole Hanson's robust speech, in truth, is but significant of the national solve and the national power to exterminate, through the law itself, the trihc anarchist, Bol- shevist, or whatever he may 1- =clf. that flings a forch against Ameri- can institution When calls for yeech ass is may he is lawrul, of by not Kk not per- Wt an Pacific in the sure this there try The day that tigure of (Toronto Telegram ) How many anti-Bolsheviki meetinas held in Petrograd any other of Russian soc the ag on May day Downtrodden vietims of tyranny are permitted to exerc right of assembly to publicly their wrongs and shake (h under the Union Jack. Pro-Bolsheviki 1eetings are mitted, perhaps not wisely but well, wherever the Rritish flag fli Anti-Bolsheviki meetings ave sup- pressed with murderous ferocity Wherever the red flag flies. Pacifists Need Mail wimission™ at were or center ism red 1 under British plore ir chains per- too No (Toronto ‘No posted away Apply. Enipive.) notice and is the Canada’s portals Doukhohors, Hutterites Not before it s need- ed has the order-in-council entry to people of these passed. From the Europe of rigorous States, there sreat flight of people too fight, and Canada is likely country of their preference, warn and wi forbiddinz sects heen of from ription, war- that the to be religious (o be the countric well con is likely ridden land United to IRNESS | martial were hanged | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDA WISE, SMITH Sale of Stylish Silk Taffeta and Cy Chine Afternoon Dresses Sat- Lok turday Special . 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K \ for wi wor rs which were cd iy Haven., May change cii industric 16 e most ec neformed, or are | extensive to be made vel ir Yale ball team’s lineup went into flect vesterday has made zames in the Although Kinney basketball syment in peace pursuits Crotty, sho the tstop. last wred nmp werally speai e ho five threc Brown there ha errors in h Wednesday, son Kinney known as the em- | 1wo of duction in e whi all i tion yending contest d d in last mpl ne- heen 1 by O ich be player, ha in the e i is ter ing been the ut thall season ntercollegiat 1916 ar icld thosc ! lea 1917 uality. Nl the orn of will § « he Iso o iechan in h n ousted Charlie in is rations. | from fir man- | 17 st base favor r cla \he vho moved Lynch rden has el the comhination been been due- Somc from right ank 2ht ficld & cemployes whose contracts have part | a usy by reducing | now The vinst day ont in wiil start Philadelphia new expired Kkept Pennsylvania at sonnel b