New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1919, Page 6

Proprietors cxcepted) at 4:15 fly (Sunda ding, 67 Church St. Herald Year. [Phree Months. Month Post Offce at New Britaln Class Mail Matter. at the Second TELEPHONE Office .... 5 Bt Rooms ......... Soaorn CALLS oo S 921 y profitable advertising medlum in eity. Circulation books and press n always open to advertisers. mber of tho Associated Press. ociated Press Is exclusively entitled jBe use for republication of all news dited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and also local news blished herein. INKING bically OF THE FLI Teutonic the action and was officers men in e German Bg their interned o Flow. It blicable the German tleships at was unaccountable, th Navy and refore Hunnish. had to gain is to see. Its ships were ssible ping at s own men. Tlhey anchor in charge of the would has heen hlock- British ss in creating any further of Germany than t Fleet able out them. They event of further d Fleet was well able to take care all of ships enough the accomplish in to were is useless hostilities as the German left ny and the have ide duty. Fhen the German fleet su bf the Allied officers and men were ecting a fight. They had been ex- ting that the German Navy, would come warships for rendered true to traditions of the sea, to give battle even if they had no be but were merely choosing i thod of suicide, signed readiness months before the istice was The Grand ket was held in for the a1 action up to the time of the sur- Jnder. No ahoard the te the foe they did, edict that would turn yellow No one one, ships, though Lun actually dared the out as he did German flag the white rmans final- flelgoland ally expected that the ould surrender when the G their The be surmounted by from surrendered the stuc noscs ight. Sugh and ory. They sailed istead of going down with their bat- Germans the world knows into internment flags fiving. oW the most cowardly act of Ger- hiztory h been carried The ined andymagnificent, he Boche who manned them, the pan Naval battleships, proud- outstrippir hrough. far in pride received final nanimate, have the hand of and by blow at their masters hate to the bottom junked he them. gone to man and wha pretended not cowards Junked, by powder of the water shot, but by the opening sca valves until the flow of over- ¢ame them and they went down. If the had have suffered from act of the men wha sailed upon them. It is possible that the sinking of the In the the Germans In tI have been done before, Allies lost moval of hey were not ,thm the armistice they sunk deprive of pride of possession she might a fleet tamely is the only ships souls how they must the final cowardly quitc dog of present ships was the result of a attitude on Pride manger the part was not would The re- sinking clse the deed in battle the nothing through the ships as fighting factors. needed. It is probable that the and that order to the little Germans realized would he signed their charges in Great Britain have That i s0 surrendered. solution The salvage of the ships should not difficult decide prove a matter should the British is of varying depths, is probable that the anchorage was in of battleship is to do so. Scapa Flow but it of course, about fifteen or twenty fathoms water. The raising of a a hard great weight Scapa. The proposition at hest, due to its at conversion of the ships to but it may be done a manner of cargo or passenger carriers is more costly than all that may The practical and the junk is by be gained salvaging them world has Jost little in the sinkings and the Germans gained nothing 1 A further libe black mark on besmir their already ally hed record READY In a necticut Golf FOR THE TOURNAMENT. preliminary story of the Con- Champion- held on beginning Her pr Association ship matches to be the Shut- tle Meadow ¢ Wednes- day of this week the ald starts the ricling of what mises to be a interesting fournament the Shuttle Mcadow the links ha rapidly through country in the game has in- very much in the city nstallation of Ent club in the list of qualifying round on 1 first rate links ints from practically every state will be found on the those who are to start in Wednesday. The players will remain in and ahou Britain until rounds are due. be enter- tained at of he Shuttle Meadow Club and at near- New Saturday when the final They the homes of members will | back The | | Herald. since | the { back 7—Kansas City suests and show them eyery ity. More friends will d Britain in the ngs Hospital- B o uis 2 . — for New it has been possibl Hospita will malse thes ' 80ur Store Will Close Every Friday at 12 o’Clock During July, August and Until Sept 12, Inclusive ' SPECIAL ONE DAY SALE These Cut Prices for Tuesday Only June 24 SHOES exceptional white Nu- with covered and light $5.00 quality. i $3.90 g WOMEN'S WHITE PUMDPS 30 White pumps, heels and ha turned i Jong slender vamp. Rezular e $29 SN Wi > Special for for Tucsday 45C Chila Khaki | CHILDREN'S WHITE SHOES TABLE DAMASK trimmed red piping White Cauvas 4 e Bleached mercerized table o . value 69c, Third Floor with white cnamel 2 e e damask, assorted pafterns, 64 47 i $1 85 Special for Tuesday C pay the penalty | Special for Tuesday 9c. Special for 65 ART CRETONNES - e DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBONS TGERE ot sy, SRR (o3 art cretonnes 1eir erstwhile Thes: and A APRON GINGHAMS T in inches Here's another bar- Summer drapings, t9c yard On sale Recali “loor, Special for 3 Special 5 Tuesdas ... yard qC sl yard 190 FANOLIUM MATS BUNGALOW AT'RONS A ortment of lino- I'ercale in leum in the pretjest belted signs weve yel shown pockets different At th time. man evitab troal them 1UoH Naturall eleventh f ity for the it cept the blame for the holocaust into | which she plunged the world. blame her SALE OF lot of Voile 17 FLOUNCINGS high S WHITE most CHEMISES and tri cimbroidery Special WOMEN for her horror | § e we are surprised | offering. Women's lace we do not New Chemi neat dainty nainsook with These are worth 70 SLIP-ON SWEATERS Wor all s £2.08 One Swiss rrade her own acts hut she feels that horror th The ing virtuously disregarded that (he Whether admits she was the cause and louncings 27 and DI, Aol 36 $1.00 fou that She buck shoes bloody is widths, cazily a 65c with L s inch sells wles. Tic Special plain sular consistent fist she i re mai ; . vard. Specia is be and 3 ¥ Tuesday yard HANDY VEILS Veils insisting hand within en's and Misses' slip-on model, not s high as Thivd Floor T $1.25 CHILDREN'S OVERALLS Germany back it is not hers. i New ovele terfl of Summer but- 5 canvas Louis 3l ades, these sold ot she is convicted now | motifs, each veil in a war or not she is convicted now in e d i the world. Thete is separate envelope, also 30c of ¢ the the eyes of scarce- our for Iy anyone outside Moy who Spec A does not realize truth and it is probable that the ren's overall with vears, regular majorily of Germa Children's P know it. Their kultur will not admit | Shoe and heels, value, that they shoulder the blame but their | Lace to 6 soles On sale 8] i 1 e su ey N jtutel vl Be sunn e (De regular $2.50 inches wide, ular value have to accept it and just the same. An Faney heau- tiful flo in attempt leader, one William Holland, last to save conventional de- ideal for worth today popular hairbow rib- beautiful with bluc maize, Special Tuesday WIN Women's Ties in pink, Hchenzoilern, of bons new Summer signs. wide, bowknot old splendid des pattern, | Nile, ey for they some pir Copen, sawyer, is also made Why rotect this at the | T gain: Apron Ginghams in a “ourth Worth hlue quality yied 48C for Tuesday TILS size taffeta cardinal, moment shouid the Ger- R s ol soited checks. Allies? enviable 101 Ate man from the they proud of that arch record In the war the NDSOR large satin blue. Copen, efc.. as Iegular 3% value Special fob Tuesday of should wish to all? and a retain What de fend | Windsor white, rose, Bungalow Apron mats of it has a beaten | medium and dark colors size all Pegular Tuesday Germany; former who | designs the emperon 18x36 with vers kind. for around and ily worth 30¢, 25¢ well as 98¢ from Tourth for Tuesday was the cause of black. e 25¢ ial on zale, o country's down- | fall in comnion? What, other than fur- | ther to the ;alamity, may the Kaiser hrin <pecial nation” There is only one cx- | planation that is ¢ and allicd | remonstrance {o | osely with the first note of . cup” horn who nee in con- rrom having vrohibition | to dear old Germany. Ilc in Wieshaden.— Lowell Courier- Ir Citizen, | | to local S0 over e The; of the effort cise to be the problem and and their was st of the on the part of thosc cexer the controlling influe to prevent pecople siding The was forced through without the 1o vote. put up to the legis- | the clectors and | fit to repeal | saving without as opinion | some the peo- brove soluiion sh Ing have the terms. It is at- | The simply a further vesponsibilify, Scoflana own parlinments thouzh they have heen ut the matfer than of a u frase o the thr tures in now he like for to aress, the dc issuc mitting tempt evade Sl surrender of the Kaiser wculd be par- | . G the names tial the senate of the defended Folsheyis should in -Washington proot that Gorman commitiee prople Lot | the whao insistent al people has. Ti form svstem of that sort big n ! ivitish Amearican m. hand through this man were the all it is not yet es instizator tion wa and not congress T daylight ning public It is wrong and Trcland adopiion of the war. That i fo to of the w That i il v police T the tional comprised seen Welsh bein cluded, presumably, with the DS jian - would seem to insure lreland ! TR e ple zoing to walke up and demand i~ Ay represen- | that such issues shall be decided by | S i will make it illegal 1o the then Mhe. to land, rebuke fhe had helg perative population entitle her to. Ier real grievances the present time scem to be found- not on any Inck of proportional representation, but on the contin- discrim- | cconomic azainst her ! ih the British par- | 5 @ rtule, than his her own Jocal premies § 5004 man to talk N 5 saved from wreck of saloon: Ireland could S S Ob | though “organizatians with the hu- gnibelia follies o IuSERCH LR AIE,, s niktouch il le tthoisa Tvation Acmysal should far 7 ; S may provide a substitute S There are burtenders and oS, dis; their « The hest examples in 1ic with by uni the Though tablished that la 5 il i the peace has been signed we are sure will | sword so brig Page. | peace treaty tion They Foch has sht they can in it-—Atlanta that it wiil be. Possibly the news polished day later be in this same paper on a St ‘(f 5 are o o 11 ha ong hine may he land has long had the Diritish parvliament same i as Bngland and late yoars and in fact morc members than her conu Lroperly Possibly it delayed for a few | hours. I of | sta numerible Germans are zuilty e will attempt that the people perisit influence md they tives who than thosc congress | the representa- othe ting the war, they are guilty of in- “In amultitude of s wisdom,” w of counselors nined Wi decisions atrocities during hostili- as me s conference had ot Pittsburgh Gazelte- - X at desire. ties and they lost. | peace been would | then. [ before NN £ R ] e the world NG not. If whether they are The Van (New York “The bartenden Clark, the World.) *says Dr. L neuralogist, *is a good fellow far 1 convinced oy they derive any that the I ol the the liquon ter influence they the of sub-committec, the interests have been claimed ju- was it Tierce senerally cducated He should b smug satisfaction out of the idea the of them {he victims of sinis arc the how prohibitionists to put Buffalo THE FLIGHT, My thoughts go hac The City of the hear old “Jerry” In the mooniight vesterday, | ! see the streams of Sweep vainly thro' And tracer ets Like be nance of inations hostile liament. and I any the | ctiminatc cinl pride. | 1t would be. in cffect American system. B Jand and Irelm crnir colonies Ameriean states its affa sented on a hasi est in the federal ment at London cortain enf majority With nent they have fooled peoples in report senatc and (ter diciary 3 frons that casily through? carth in believing is a a giganiic consniracy they are to”-—aund far harder (han the ; bigger their program Commercial, the the idiots than they have so proved proh- themselves to be. It is arranzement old g0 to | imagine a more cclossai idiot and grude bartend- | ective | highly | method. by | many minds prints that IMato would | of | o Dead German junker is now. Itricourt; much like the 1zland, Scot- | self-gov- | spond to administering and all repre- common inter- imperial pai = 1 bathing suits ap- droning calling. are “Camoullage! cducaled the Socr iment listening, overhcad radiance the night streaking flight. like (T vould cach peared at Coney Island : e men of co reading and Camouflage, according By the to the usage of SR L Socrates lacked cag this zenial lia- .- bu ars in word con- | local | We of cealmert, to conceal and the mais own “The Clark the tempera- have devoured loss friend.” as to be ment of millions of The better tender kind of “hostess houso' community. He an settled disputes that mony. aave advice fiery rly of or fuse. can the imagine but m on people. confusion The bombs come soing hard Like sorpents in “0 Mother N Werce lurking the bravest hissing is g the what thy facos— suits not the con- downward loom A Self-Denying (Providence the 1 of the New Jersey cducation, 500 young women rraduates of the State Normal schools at Newark and Montclair signed At of W a pledize not ry within the-snext acropline, | two years. The beard that mission they have aluable e training from the should willing to agrec not abandon thei profession for at least that lenzth time. Only twenty students rc to accede to this suggestion This opens up interosting ques- tion, with a good deal, pe to o id on both sides. The position of tha board, however, is peculiarly strong. It natural for the members to feel that a young woman ought to regard herself as being under sonie obliga- tions to the public after has re - al the taxpavers cxpense so Licuter complete a pre o A (Troy maintained a for a civilian wered question threatened disseminated {he by customers. Mo sars are aceused of sales” at the expense of T1e jollied them t of therapeutic arkecper QY sins horrors then | womb. ght, in upturned the 1 hroken wax a damn — 5 Orvdirance, The cleared situation will of the ice be further deale Hall | vere i sec Journal.) The he at a meeting the A acri- hoard of ave cquest and city authorities the of s to have a at City Ihat whisper, e wisdom did doing. unsteady men a psychiatric fc The kind a saloon hec suffor now h Saciety should developed by intensive t of the most practical W York is an ex-ba the Salvation Army can take the men. with {he bars they pol- ish and the rails the foet of the faith- ful « thus following Dr. Clark's advic dAropped British ‘push toni unanimous shave not. a ave reached as whether we are, ¢ of to do, Or &I'e | And now I see an o The hombing Fulfill o nohler In a trip And not, 1o sufliciency ice this lelieves alons, value. buyving received a statc they seaon we will know what pos- as who! Doale. of of 1 ime for e acro main: e sibly. $us the main poiai of difiiculty must vorth Hope comes S e to scems {o be the settiing of a con- ! el o i i rivals, sifts One malke use of s | troversy | more, | { amorg the politicians. Some. We ! | The noble sacrifice The cost Was not ving of Per one at City Hall has been wrong. the b - pain of war— worker: too great a price, nder find out who it 1s o : rRaps, may FACTS AND FANCIES o FACTS AND 10 \\(ll.. And Pershing hasnit decided spend the immer, we there's a Villa in | zlad to have him vening Post. haps < out Lilke of Evil Goodnes: from the always Reason Faith is forged hearts across the Whose have made Our han clasped in springs, mire; lilies O brings in Fire, tragic the love flight. once If General S how hie'll ht sug Mexico we'd all Chicago sons nt-Governor, Tournal.) perhaps half a nion that some along without o worst to o ceived e e aration more-— Orezon is one of the 1 set vernor W the =ettled office, on the of Oregon, in work he The men who stand for Rizht k! WILLIAM V. V. STEVENS, 1th Engineers, U. dozen how manage Jieutenant called to such an states in take. o ey The People (Meriden Jaurnal.) spite the fact that ity the American advocates the G the daylight saving measure as the * T i the press, the A F. of L. and S g matters c anizations that ubil majoritics in favor of subject- emphatically indicate, | IN§ themselves to special taxation for congress has decided «o | State highways and for assisting in farmers and the law | the education of discharged soldiers, Bolh branchcs viela. |sailovstand some myste to promote irrigation and drain- was ordered and for other worthy public { objects. Among t proposals re } jected, the one to create the office of i Zovernor the worst | nored, as the opposition part the the returns of vote on sundry They gave hard complain the full did. Its iermans Flain It's o sec why should the Germans got treaty we “leveland anvone : mae stronz views of other or opinion hecause 3ritish IFederalization, of the great text of the more imp than “to Dealer S of yeople are 7 hefore (Meriden i bl National for Record.) g citizc 4 of contim = n recent referendum The asking republic, Party of South the restoration is informed such Afri- of the oer Premier Lloyd that independence is impossible, because (he present sys overnment of the Union of Africa is hased on a solemn agreement hetween the the of that coun- that Africa al- ‘self-determination government majority and frecdom any members us. . by vaice or 108 American most the oldiers can immediate take care of future. The have that responsi- -Birmingham A oun 0 how the heen vesterday Auence NS tem of Sonth md Jasting British and He add possesses sel ha ‘ Ifish Seout Jater will marines: for a hone repealed HINcEyRIoLs i il bility on. sne to the cd us in Roers i A e age, i = T Souih repealed 10 hunting What leak genate is for the we want the wasting its peace treaty “leak.” to discover is a amendment, —Colum- time for the strict] ready in a real coptable ng other British secms @ Africa has its liament, like The absence of There is 1 ! vore rason, perhaps from but why follow and why | heavy vote in | there is some | | | lieutenant- defeated of all Why should any apparent animosity governor? Tt having a wa the sense 1o much self-governing cmpire. fair statement own premier and Cannda and Au 1 inything approaching | of representatives ienttural senate hould there should he | the house indicafes that South strong work par- It wauld have been much better and much fairer if congress had vot- od to leave the question referen- {yranny or usurpation by the Rritish [ anm and permit the people to expres is in the fact that the Souih | themselves upon an issne that so vital- African administration and has | Iy concerns them and meanz much to | heen for some vears, in the hands of | the workers the factories and tha the Boers. men and in the and of- them hos of agy digtricts the i people harbor such to a lieutenant- inarily an ex- office he agreeahly ornamental—if the incumbent is alive to the apportunities offered by the oc- absentecism of the governor while awaiting latter's resig demise or other in- he inducted into the ! executive office. He may be actualls 10 as as also hia Record. the <uch a is not and e or the : ihis worryin they say, is back What is particularly, come democrats will he influence at pensive may the after gets Star, president alin casional ta go on public the contingency nation. insanity capacitation to to a | View Mr. of the Root never seems to do or say anything that changes tha popul opinion that he is a pretty smart man.—Ohje State Journal seen is. in women tor The suf- | 8 { 2 Bartende: | i i | | personal habits iy | immemonial | useful, indeed. where as in Rhode Tslagd. the federal system is followed agfi regular occupation is found for — 1t is now suggested that this fed- | fices. " Siornment be applied If this referendum is refused N cre is just then one more The McMillan Stors, Inc. “ALWAYS RELIABLE” STORE THAT AT MONDAYS SIX e TUESDAY. THE TUESDAY (S BARGAIN Take CLOS advanta th pecial values offered he of Marabu Capes IN A SPECTAL SALE FOR TUESDAY ONLY N $7.48 thin dre to Each You'll changeable, want a Marabou Cape to wear and cool day evening 500 Yds. of Wide Ribbons work noveltie: g Yard 39(: HANDKERCHIEFS — full SPECIAL TUESDAY ., oaa o Each s)9C Manufacturer ‘Stock Women's Union Suits T 5‘\“'\“\“’ " ) ek Suit $1 00 and i knee, sleeveless Desirable Hair Bow e \ Sash and to fancy white, pink and TUESDAY MEN'S H. S, of Hi ON SALE make in Swiss §1.25 trimmed Tiichelieu’ Value Shell to 9 lace style WOMEN'S HOSE CHIDDREN'S SOX Rib ek cotton Sizes values TUESDAY lm«zgc e $l .00 Seamless Bed heeis . . ach $1.49 hams and Center Pieces Ferenon X F.ach 89(: TUESDAY White and Brown TUESDAY Slze 81x9 Made nf $1.98 heavy durable TUESDAY cotton Value e trimmer THOMPSON'S CLEARANCE WHITT VOILI Values to § TUESDAY Fach Slightly LOT BLOUSES 1.98 98¢ FITING CORSETS 31 ,.,() TUESDAY mu Bargain Day f;pecnals for Tues, RO $1.98 $1 25 At Our BASKET: i"loor SPLINT CLOTHLS TUESDAY MATTING AND FIGRI TUESDAY PRINTED TAPESTIRY values, TUBESDAY LINO RUGS, 36 TURDAY SUIT CASES, ade. Fach $1.50 Yiach Size 2 size) eg. 98¢ values suesday at O Jur Garmen Dept on ali our Spring Coat uit Cape m inc short teering hy themss a lieutenant-governor by the presiding o of the cased price of ice rop and how And ought vhich communities . ca ereafter senate > a prof ico) much to sug Personal Hahits, York World) unsymipathetie at anjzed for iso PPolities and oo Cve tude to pla polities When Good Fellows Get Together, (Ncw York Herald) n b; the Common Pleas rgh. It refusing a cha Tol the of which is * ion of the the j i of under the ake Judge Car-| The i it this some of our iniver nee; Ta Lciion siderate v e di e G Court at | commencement( season at bu Lot institutions of I¢ g called Pitt the No ject Lo Corpon ob- | sitics. B is the lasi “wel” cemme meni. Hercafter {he to s e 1sticc the hy law pro- degr I hib pi Kog by 1 € tobacco,’ of a political poirt inco orsanization pensed witl e \monsg of bowl, scent cial sanction o harter fo zanization was not intended to provide | 11 for e (e the ¢ ravting ditiona oG or- | cloistere e the incorporation ind ne'er-to-he-fo prec fect of “\When To ihe « nto nulgation o aod to personal morals, ous haz the to o customs, especially if 1 i contrary 1o woed cerning the consequend wmen of cqual intelligence differ | be added f with doc flowing howl anti-tobacco societics will of 1 morc vdically No doubt other ompliant eshing ted couras The Mine Id Engineeri Ature Rut Horror Rey can) and Mning find courts to their wish t is the piincipl law should 1 ofy have The that the {the premoti waking a political habits unobjectionable judicial statt meddle 1 have the in- en- Four= coal hich cte: to nl nal mine American ndifr. e i of secs No excise for recen of themsce issue personal | the publi chat in Ives, | istic alveady forg 1o of o mines which there to with ir sociations | prohanbly life large number same t or give o weent | of was due of orgarized to to the ding customs w rant of old men into the observance. n 1 of nuine car In fact (ha®*mid~ hods of Anti-Saloon | was carrying powder. e met propaganda The any lesson o heve 1 Teir wer will no 1 non-leznl and 1 or powder ir 14 ca persisth t ountry inely dle of rain o T'his care- similar s tea or of politizal cin legislative more auestions, | lossne P etal abuse of | out {he i En e i the use . Min "he transportation of w uch as cone oF coffec to he made cinec tobacco or the s and crkers and] hould by hieet cxplosiy lobhying in ihe same t ahsolutely Tee, Pick. 1 - prohibite The 1t mine (Waterhury While the other iround and complained trust and talked of w Hartford seems to have started the United States torney’s office and the torney’s office on an After all the talk ahout of Harry W Walker ker's admissions, an ame necessary. It was made imper- tive b of stifiing competi- tion in Hartford. The result may not help the consumer much this year, but it ought to be ‘made clear how manager hl uch olition withoun hould not Anerican.) their the law to do it fo fussed OAVHEE waiting the of relief, acted and cities of them ice R¥A Mis Persian A\TIVES ARF Ilisha MASSACRED. Adams, wife of th at the South churel district stafe’s investigation | monopoly Mr. Wal investization be- at- minister the has Persia tells nephews by the Moh two voung men, one 20 years old, were killed before.the mother and sis: eves. QOne of tl voung men killed formerly Ijved hefl returning home three years 880 years hep and of mas of mmedans. and the othd charges