New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1919, Page 6

’(‘.»‘\-\l'as rejoicin W ciness New Pritain HERALD TPURLISHING Proprietors COMPANY, Yemued dally (Sunday excepted) . at 4:15 ' p m, at 32,00 a $2.00 Herald Building, 67 Church St. Year Threes Months 75c a Month OMce Class Mail Entered at the Do as Second New Matter at Dritain CALLS TELEPHONE OfMce . tooms Editorial only profitable ghe the clty “,#%. room alv advertising med'um In Circulation books and press ¥s open Lo advertisers Member of the Assoclated Tress. Associated [P’ress is exclusively entitled to (v for republication of all news credited or not otherwisr credited In this and also local news published The use to it paper hereln o THE CEUIKRRATION, After the hottest fth on rec ord the T'nited into Statc back of are is gefting ing for the long garind summer months to como. There no more ‘“‘Red l.etter” d on The of the calendar Labor Day holi- day this year, for week-end h however, is long duration many people in that the heen given to tradee about the the for _closed city and throughout country. n all three some places, Boston instance, of the stores were for days, starting yes- terday morning excepting the most essential of istores We mwas as flag *mow flies over a hody of soldiers there places husiness, drug and the like. read that Independence Ia generously cclebrated in France well as here. Wherever oui and World of home, carnival yesterday. Yhe Old Mo it and, it. At pl:l story, there was a much heartier shown told the was how we course, why we do while Fourth is an icelehration this year than ever before. fWelcome Home days were combined ~wwith the national holiday with pleas- ing and let results and every town ham- rejoiced. In «io Dbut irrepressible brother, pwith the cannon, New Britain little day. The there the wWas to swelter during small boy and his in many cases, was present usual cracker. revolver and heat or no heat.. That swas no parade during the afternoon was a matter licils St ot In deserted appearance. to the for the municipal fire-works display. the of was far too for such a demonstration. the evening the city presented a Iiveryone went Park; coolness and to wit- proved weli worth time and trouble. Thousands of people of saw the There the expen- thousand dollars had critieism the t one cit) money purchased. can be little in diture when value received is considered. YOU TELL 1T, D'ANNUNZIO, author, of uncer- Gabriele D'Annunzio, poet, aviator, historian and hero, Italy, 1ain war expressed himselfl in no terms when he of the Nitti alled made public his jdeas government, newly His reported in in his home land. timents to New ey : L0 ‘armed Tienchmen from what 1 as they were York Times run like this: was prevented the other night by swashbucklers and of swaggering the present government but th ‘Down speaking in should these infamous vultures public, is have said: with who fatten on carrion, who want to bury all hero bodies. to under their el creative ism does not clevate of what souy, power, R i | I would use is our cult for heroes followed my instinct and 10- right wwhich impu of like with the cans henzine huccancers, the ministerial we set out, Adriatic, fly 'alazzo the over the over Praschi wcils (where held) scorning NALES of carried aiti I plump are and burn it to the ground, the beautiful stair- away of Piu “With wheh 1 field of F bowel the Triton who is gpray with the same those. demigods he so well portray With r wings of riddled by a hundred bullet one the iran away from the battle and disem- of the should =0 old statue seattering his insipid imbecility as my old the Carso holes, 1 st'uld fily over the parliament build- ing of Monte Citorio and it all the the Schoenbrunn We discharge on mbs from which I spared palace at Vienna.” do not believe that we would commit oursclves if hazarded the is wrong in D’Anhupzo is a master seriously we that AR I of opinion something Italy. must be. language but even<at that there must have been such a feel Tor He some gypeat incentive spirited flow of words. must he though we (el that We stand what SOrry the the for fecls what wnords imply. any man aghast at word picture he has whl such a painted. useless, we lapse into vernacular before tirade and congent our- gelyes fem D' Annunzio— we'il turn the pages."” : Ttaly's difficulties gnt to the world. She he Httle to make public since the quarrel the former are not appar- s had mighty over Fiume and retirement from office of her Premer Cabinet changes, we judge from the above. have not been suitable to part of her people, for what reasons we do not know. Naturally it is a reason- Herald.' :lnug fallow | 7 peoples P zio's abuse was older | | there | places as n | sen- | the | | columns of “dope’ | burcaucratic our | | with | coun- bludgeons i not I have with the 4—v.\;prv.\’sin|\: “You tell | Orlando. | able 'suppositiop that discension has been caused by the failure to obtain cnot ) territory from the peace con for ablishment of ference to satisfy her desire more ands. A the Czocho-Slovak nation and the of plit Austria into a number of s{ates wer unforeseen in the carly Haly, against days by these of the war, even and have militated the ac quirement which Ttaly of lands might otherwise have been hecause of the desire of as much independence The neishbhors of of has alveady D’Annun the as possible jealousy Ttaly of her nearby been in She has fought evidence with one of them. not directed at dividual who represented Italy at fhe at There I'cace Tabhle however but the of difficulties pres- ent incumhbent office. mus! bhe internal in Italy of which we have heard nothinga. TIE FLGITT, Pavid'and Goliath, of the world to- day. fought 20,000 their battle before about spectators at Toledo day and in hut three round the Bibiical story was repeated all Really in hut the the 1ctual slaying of giant the fight was over within of one minuta its start when the smaller his that Demip sey landed an huge antagonist with a hlow made him grog From then on it was simply a Willard, might ques- tion of sticking power with in the vain hope that he again be able to clear his clouded brain and The ment regain his disturbed eye-sight. hig fellow stood ‘great punish- for the larger part of rodnds but was finally forced to signi fy that enfcr the fiumphed he had not the strength to ring for the fourth. Youth bad t over ‘age, agility and cunning Ther ringside over size. accommeodations at the 70,000 fans. number of people in New of the were for agual millions others about affain that the country watched with as much in- terest as those vere seats in the all hr‘mx:/ re- Stadium were not taken the heat probahly sponsible who Mil for many staying away might otherwise have attended lions of dollars were involved in thousands will News- venture, hundreds of go to the fighters themselves paper offices abhout ihe country were continually fAooded with and queries large crowds were present in such the | culting cphonic reports of fight by AR followed rounds was given. for nine minutes, America the G2ht of two pugilists | For | Toledo. the mecting in a rvingside in hbefore had several months dyved-in- the-wool fans heen arguing tho of their favorites and | relative merits | making extengive predictions as to | the ouicome of the battie. Ther | were, at an estimate, one-thirtieth as many people in the whole world interested in this affair between but two men & there interested ds as were in the war which has just clo Their interest may not have heen greal, they. were less dirvectly affected, hut it was there, nevertheless Advertising, through the columns of the press , was the main feafture the success of the hout. Without the freely handed out by the newspapers to the anxious fans have been but a few fol- fight. for held there would of enormous lowers the Without facilities publicity Tex Rickard could have the event in lot and accommadated his e a vacant crowd. news was hruited and the foliowing Goliath, life import. appeared David and when they met, death There fighting a and battie, one of preat were comparativel¥ few witnesses, those | heing members of opposing armies There were no te receipis. there were no “movie’’ rights. But that affair has <ince heen widely circu- lated through the medium of the Bihle heard it. patha few who have felt a there apifie: =maller and are Bible sym Had have for the man. Goliath Pavid there would for dain heen no story future generations aehhice o 1o read. “heart interest” most necessary the press agent would bheen lacking ut mighty slew The little and mighty young man and (o)t ks one much stronget must ad as it has Toledo a The Many world n smaller man met 2a Ianrge one “heart intevest'' was the little fellow the receiver there. favored hecause he appeared under dog. His victory will be with louder aceclaim than would have been Willard's. FACTS AND FANCIES. 1wor of any form ol fnrQle@IsLifl that, would P. Walsh there.—Florida We are in vernment inls nion keep I Times subject of booze 4 placed 1 humor.” — the be = “dr Any from dhe Apringficld Jjokes on now oh may of News. catégory Atlantie C('ity appears anxious to revive the . old insinuation that New Jcrs#s sut of the unien.—8prifg- field¥® ?)fiuhhcan. 4 e who boasted that he bottle of .whiskey In A man kept one in= yester- | three @ | to thvi Britain., and ! | present. The the'| | own spirit is bette of | the | | abroad, | | were | for 20 vears' hought hottles the otheér day. can {eil how long you likely to live Se Franciséo Chron icle. £ possession dozen never You are Nevertheless, yvou don't have mint bed, left in nion plow up your There still spring lamb the world Manchester L honor will he ¢ ed in the kall of Miry blati And carried soon, the ain of erman T its grave s a Berlin not hour too as neighbors were heginnii —Chic the smell. The likely coupr. former crown prince is more to end han New in a York coap with a vening Sun. Aftracting pearing Is an art with apolis Newsz attention and then_ap to be unconscions of vomen. the fact some indian N It is that (ren derbilt s said C‘ornelius Van heing considered as a pos- sible republican ® What's gallant vice-presidential naminee the 4 oflicer honor a leg campaign or t hi th pull out t the hip o) fund Houston 1'c It is sife Fresident entertained probahly that mao- that way for a possibility tand in the the world Monree never ment the his doctrine would of the of peace o1 of democratic institutions in Union Europe.— Springfield MIRACLES By EDMUND VANCE (OOWE,, Do | believe in the miracled sign As wrou the waoter by ancient turned Thatl the wedding-guest might quaff wt? Miracldgd And prophet? The mgrad 1o wine fixhes and Lazarus deyd, Or any mracle Well., pfay you, why it? | loaves of bread, miracled back from the heard or read? houtd 1 =scoff look %y throuzh eyes 4 To the miracle skies ahove me, Then 1 look af you and I realize » A miracle I"'m' and of me | | For I my miracle Someihing hag turncd m; wine, 4 " Something has Piid vour lips on mine, Greatest of miyacles! this its sign, That vou age alive and love me! (Coptelght, 1919, N. B, A.) 3 iSelf-Control. ’Nfll\\' York Herald.) Many ,;Tf:'v](‘r\‘ and homicides in the land nAggest the question whether the rush ofy modern in the loss of whether futibee generations or hecalse pf the pasHeTey resulting in ible lemper .Qn'l in many ad thel gallows, chair life impyrisonment. The rush of wmodern fremendous ney the strife for the jealdisies over ssions, fo cultivatega ntrol that bodes no goddd 1o the human race It is written, kHe that ruleth his than he that taketh The woy ! “spirit” might be constrifbd “temper.” blood to civilization is If-control in per- re- not of Ungov- ire powver oma an orn | ratal cases a Hiow the electric o affairs, the e strain money, seem posses loss of self- EY Leiing properiy The philosopher i Men ganisms. happiness They importance self-cont was Greek thy- hy ancient who YIKnow are strangel) constituted They lonk %o and crgatures constantly ur. Our inlferjtance may ! or a blessin hut | can escape from thetract that are { or- pleasure and of habit “‘un- he are are ned Dy i seen hand a curse we never we meoeral agents alone responsihle for our It is no exduactthat we were stregk or 2 business in to} make buy morally Self-control 1 asset It is an essential paftfof character Vice secn too oft, familiar with face, ¥ acts, | horn with a e higeest had our busiiiess weak life na- the ourselve is physically strong. in life. not only her We first endure, then pity, then em brace, J the exculse refuge of is the | | | That of the weak | man, ed. The those the self-convict- hest lessons of the Rible of course are of self-control Nehemiah, Paul and, taught [NRtYd control g Daniel, Christ of sclf- i the powe jessons | ! Tmp Tipulse means death \ to riot self-contrre viol homi flagrant of deuth can tions law, outrag®hd murder There he self- elf- shauld be no sugh thing AMONE men witho {"control individuals."™ (¢ | taught childhood and { dinal virtue of life . " endire without the spi government in made ublies cannot of individual olf-control. ] pi r o l of th self-control the hath | a city out cept, fRibie *He over his owndnipit i is broken dn\\)f\ and story no rule that walls.™” | Anger. crime, v‘e‘mm"iw!" and | follow in the wake of thi/man or wo- death man who oas .ot learred¥ihe lesson of self-control. 4 gn the first five divided among Florida, months of i “ihe five staloy jeorgis 3 cribed Bl acceounts cewrrent o 44 n hy the 500 he Advancement They were murders form of burnings pre all directed against involved alleged as- women in only two ne of those the mob chose the wrong man. 1 of all was the lynch- ‘lay in or near Vicks-- vhen arrested, charged wult was taken m, who said he was not ertheless, a mab form- him from jail, dra nto the public streets. clothing, poured coal in a National of which pubtie {th It ) i f\;fm'!‘g"fliéf v 17M MOTHE CAN OPENER TO ALMoOST PosITIWVE THAT™ o SAID SHE UseD A OVEN A COCANVUT, BUT MINE | DoEsN™T SEEM To WoRK 0il over raised fwisting, naked to the limb tree in woman's r where slowly of it included him the and high applied a match, bodp front the life to the Vvells of of a of a idence, hurned a crowd which and children, This mob was out many women the wlity and exhibitions America to the wrongs of Ire- sternly about Poland. America alleging Shantung. They of America widespread crea- new law while in- hy communities the cruel and debasing and demoral- instincts m other of Awmerica land, America Pogroms its for he were in aroused asking in through senate Japan given leads tion aul most izing tnre loudly in section evil motives were in a in which the present of crimes at ing whaole Kknown to defiance and human sontemipt of na all law. NGO Haven Iixtra Session, New Journal-Courier.) Governor Holcomb is guided by a clear sense of to justice and expediency in the of refusing call an extra of the purpose amendment constitution providing fthe governor has been session general ratifving to the federal for equal states frankly assembly oy the proposed uffrage. that he asked by a goodly number of women to call an extra session hy a and goodly number of women of thr allows | legislat not to. This re- lieves him pressure of emer- geney and for ihe semble in 1 We have Leen with the hostile attitude eral assembly frage the \We A different hinds to pro i ire that will as neve in of the sympathy the gen- suf- belicved that be ‘eir thé vote. i§ ‘altogether however, towards We have should equal issue women heliceve so now. It aquestion, it is proposed that not when a general assembly, commifted pro or suffrage shall extra s aftend of of very specifically upon the called into Iy Our views con question, he ssion o to readers are the amendment constitution by aware one the the pro definite’ locat contrary, upon federal cess of rights which certain are taken helieve, 1o burposes the framers of that defmocratic pring We general away, as de- document of to we the and signs of and to iples gon - ernment were opposed the present assembly ratifyving amendment but of its do so, a nrohibition there this in was much to he said propricty thorough had assemblymen undertaking to discussion of the amendment, of rofusal pre- ceded the election and =zenatar The to ratify unquestionably public scn- find ed could expres timent. as nearly as it ox pression While it i that [ 1he meet no manner of means |0 sure cqua! suffrage amend- with rati- amendment ment will the prompt fication fhe did, 1o is neverthaless prohibition the southern that at awing states, it propes the State of Connecticut should least for prepare itself considering it in the only ermitted do o the moemboers to of by a thorough discus before ion proposed of clected amendmeoent the the Damiage general assembly are enough heen to warrant has done the government in principle local self alrendy to dcelay decent continuing the debauch AN G (Waterbiury sitain Lead, American.) An self tuberculosis, v the hrot intoresting palicy as regards respoct people affiicted ho are I of their the hampered smallness means. ht out at recent conference workers called ‘the and held in the cap- Many of state) would sanatorium, bhut the of §4 a w o tuberculosis hy of state commission Martford all to =0 itol at these people over the glad tiola fortunately un- tha them, “they The result refuse to of the their case. with and the fown pay charge cek for e publis that paupers very many of the would in harm them many of readers American sulting a menace 1o themselves the communities which they 1i heing law to compel such 1o hecome Dpat in a state with to health of in no people ents sana- torium How doers New Britain meet this the | with was | there | { { i [NEW E LIST OF NEW BOOKS AT WHITE K. Be 3 ATLANTIC MONTHLY MAKERS, by M. A. D *tAn engaging, with of who launched t Cessive AND Howe reminiscent ITS tory, sketches literary Atlantic, their methods, and contributors.”—A. L. A. the giants he | coro Louid Imelt decora ol its suc editors and of Boolslist, famous PO POETS FROM RROWN- RUPKERT BROOKE, cdited Ward. 2 concluding volume Biographical ENGLISH ING TO i [ I7ifth this and EVER hy M RELY coneis fruits, Humphr and Al well known critical cries. studies are included . MEDIEVAL AND Arthur Hassall. the of A history with tables, meats Bookli IPRANC K.RIN, “Supplies MOD- hy FTRST GY “By State need short, au thoritative and genecalogical dexes.""— A, T.. A ood maps and zood in- Bocklist s HOW INDES ERINIZNGOOD TS D, C‘ommon DR HOW LOVE Fis “A hookful SONGS Teasdale. Dial forms that Fven in fundamentally a doors hy Sara of chosen lovelir.ess has her verse “She verse PROT expre moods exactly her love she sinzer of the out of Spring ficld Republican. o ow PREME INHERITANCE, Guidance and to Iuman E Civilization, by F. M =L cious MAN'S Cons mtrol in in PE “B | chen lege. Relation volution Alexander. . % RESERVE are told NAVAL e hy o EL all about Potter. the nav- cxamination anecdote her . al from ALL questions to Realiy interested reserve, sample and those that branch A. Roolklis EUROPE, by menus informing in 1o who are of the serv- ASTERN Ralph Butler v . ow NATIONAL HOD short 8, forest FOREETS by Boerker, popular acce the unt of the U ervice on national for- " REMAKING A MAN Bayvior ‘A worker in forth which alcoholic Courtena) the hi has Emmanuel of ucces move. ment sets mental ful neurotic ystem proved i the P refitting ANy patients, shonuld chell Booklist, with other with estion that it prove eflicacious in es of ~hoek and war strain.’ . AND Lilj the SPIRITISM Baron St 1 <es RELIGION, by John nerant 1dy spirit Ma of most remarkable of control, with n fore- word b irice Francis Egan eh year the city appropi which i 1z > B8 ¢ intes A00 hands the manager anti-iuberculo ad league or the he nurse 1080 rep resentatives usted to spend the money in sending such patienis to a stite the city sanatorium, without reporting the names official patients go i hetween o1 amount spent to any mitter of how these hono but- and the city thus dist ing the their families There money and the patients goneral the this Was very expression of conference with a How ready leads? tion method approval of the of dealing situation by members method delicatr g0 where New Rritain on difficult and other follow Foi many oty “rmments are to inother thin not raised a conference, [ the many officiais of people annoying much mora saving & health of the taking would at np anxious once eond hold by eity to ccord of the make a dollar than to save city Lost—A RKepublican Budget. York World,) one thing more than republicans (Newn i If there is an- which the aye rong on when the democrats contrel { This word ‘ cther congress it is a bhudget. difficulty, as stated at the conference? i under those circumstances as full of