New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 19, 1919, Page 7

'NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1919, the integrity the Ott Tur Thesc No Drastic Changes in Fees for Ocean 1e integrity of the oman "Tur Expected. S STEAMER ASHORIE. i who are people who change neither Major Davies, Member of Parliament, | 0 different p o world and Going Freight Ar . religion nor other ideas, and for thatl ! :”:‘ ! portion similavly con titnted. Vashington, Dec 19 No drastic | 3 r veason have always been the c¢h . Wonderrul Colivetion or i Would Have AL Countries Pagrot | 01500 gos war planes ubmartues, 1 N Toka Grounds on Coast of Nova Scol r heavy artillery and ouliL reight rates will be made be- pion of the religion of Mobhammesd. = iU —Help on Way. ld be concentrated Feyptian Jewelry on Exhibition i Butite World, ceded to the league to form the head- | “ause of difficully in securing cargoes guirters force and no state should be | for sovernment vessels, officials of the Halitax, N. 8., Ded, 19.-—The At COTRE 1 1 i. Ar 2. as we belicve the latter wiil « ork. f womau NOVG]ISY 'DISGHSSES Poh_ Hl’\“t"t”’y'\t ,:y 1|:|\H’ ::xw\\\_v;hv‘wn'l_ v \:\' in New Yorl ! London, Dec. 19.—Creation of an |A1oWed to own them o= to muke use | hoard ed today ican steamer Toka Nas zOne 10 or ny wvew invention for war-like We want, also, (o sce an independen’ want for our houndaries the lines New York, Dec. 18.—Jewelry worn international police force is suggested i €410 | on it ¢ e 3 P for ou ounda t b f suggested | 1y 0 oces, he said tribyted to | on the coast of Nova Scotia) ach “Cal Sltllall(}ll m Ouomafl Emp"‘e the ~armistice—that is, . Aule by an Eeyptian princess ofthe twelfth |y Major' Davia Davies, & fehber of [, Aasor onsibe. taid the sreatest ré- | Lo causes by the board. One is the | ing (o o report racelveflies M ¥ C he Russian frontic i B refore the b S arli D 3 § 1 ‘Ium}. ry‘\ .] l‘n en dynasty, 1900 years before the Chrvis-{ parlinment He told the Grotius so- | s'stance (0 the suggestion probably | number of botfoms availuble because | position is said to be dangerous. T4 ;Im‘.v.“ - ‘,”{' ;; h‘(fl' "ru'.{. tian era wus displayed at the A\A"n""(i“’\ that each nation should 1“\0" now would be found in America | of the restrictions on coal exports and | juve started to he whic bout one-hulf ki = kb ; i ; ol A | “which was the more saddening be- | the other is the foreign exchange sit thoush it is also inhabited by Pev-' Politan Museum of Art foday. L i a suflicient army to maintain internal | o ' Was e i T e VWher the toal et N | only twe sinc olittedl mbgementsi Ly LT GO A Araba and then declared to be the finost collection 0F 1 G0 0o i g | cause the president of the sreat ve- | uation ¢ Cos estrictions | I'he Toka is a wWood cargo’stedn 1 : funs irds ¢ s, an « B urnish its guota when the | public was one of the earliest yd | are lifted. which officials cxpect will { or 1,541 {ons. She sailed from Iy i Turkey—one for American held. (o (ue Mediterranean. i : E ; dependent count “Inside of this ferritory we wan Greeks, Armenians or anyone, so long s they do not agitate politically. here should be no religious distinc- 1y, mummy and even the clal tions: we should abolish the old funeral tvappings but overlooked courts and bave them uniform. We piche containing the wonderfully should take our patriarch out of our \rought ornaments she were when ait- Small, handsome, a brilliant cou- Dolitical cabinet and let him merels iending the ancient cquivalent for x et L " speaker. Talide De head of our church system. The iy hi at the o) ' w and Sultan should continue in his dual > ; Flinders Petrie head o known Capacity—: Sultan, politically, and an cheological ¥, dug woman of oo country. A graduate as Caliph, religiously. e Colciadtn] u i, deRih ey ouNa ey “With growing economic prosper- | it locks &s bright if che speaks English | 1ty Turkey' would become w better - come from the makers. 1t bed it since the armi- | country, but fo accomplish what w, i Sold necklace, inlald wit convert. A\mericans here Need wo can'l go alons. e .realize i 1, Ll ”I"_] Eicen folgspa O Wi shéb worked | (hat we must have outside help, wother M similany made of | wad, a physician, in (i which wouid be respected by ou ST, L ; red C seople and the Christians, and which, 5 § ted Cross. ‘., »l.f S 1 whic girdle of gold w ambi Now Turania, RELOIIED S 1B (COUECDENT amyible j wads a neckla Torward,” has for thé reforms. Comir people by its ‘onstantinople, Dec. 19.——There an personal adornment ever hiought om e | league of nations required it: that no | Mmost powerful exponents of the prin- | be shortly, the return the coal terdam on November 26 hoas the othér for an i \When marauders ontered (be tomb | nation should employ a new weapon = ciples of the league.” | carrying vessels to that trade is ex- |lampton Roads, Which should be left alone. say Halide [2dib, Turkish woman nove- of Princess Sathathor Tunut some tine in the last 3.800 ycars they took away N— - : list, poct and nation . “All the rest arc movements fed by foreign monc she told The Asso- ciated Press corvespondent. tionalist and w fiery advocate for a n 1d coll of nble Jien | novels, +*X . 3 10 Jion claw pend nprejudiced source they would he Gt ars LCEOD (e gold, carn turg “The Sultan has been frightened ! arts of the princess” jewel box the nationalist movement and by th chony, With gold and carved uz ion g Americ would | us a aublic, eliminating him | jewels are identified ax politically ) are not so pro-Boi- ' the princes: hevik as to wish to ‘overthrow him. ' the name of her ind for many years it would not b on the larger pic atiempte | - - - appeel. don’t think ¥ nation in Europe. E aps Belgium. would disint >d enough. would 1 « itie t ot power talic - work “ ghe said. )R d an xmerican prop ich s evident in all parts el - it - empjre. Even the huw-; Tt s Dbelieved the British want| pENNESSEE BANK ROBBED. I'irkey because they have manyi xashville Rohe s Moslem subjects once independen:! . “lonched bhere (hot the Bank of and for that reason it k- = L hoen casy.to persuade them to favor . Who looked {o the Caliph. here, and | J,urel at Uighland .Junction Tenn., ihat it is not in their intevest to have . B [ ° m American control. S ’ ! We L was robhed of e $3.000 Tucsday | mdiean eiist . Tt Motk asminaons, 3y bk re, o e 5500 it | urniture Gifts Are Always Welcome— S85a us. And othor nition make these last a subject people they | Cashier A. Eagwell and nes | R gl | ouraged us, ocither by depo Jerttl bt 0 e o RG ) or censorship of our press. \We can’t hin e ol the nationali i wmyene fo Awmerica because the realize the truth of ckage containi $2,000 was drop- | eaty of Grimsley into the vaulf. A hed as the vobi parted i I starting troubdle.” r o i S e s and Remain So No home is o complete but that a piece or two of We want yon (o see our most complete selection of thodern agricultural development -(as a | furniture will not serve to make it a more interesting. cheer- appropriate Christnas presents—gifts giving service in sur soill is very vich), iervitorial in- save the Bables ful plac No family is so satisfied with its home furnish- use and beauty that will cndear you. as the donor, to the tegrity thereinsthe ‘o equal i ings that a gift of two. such as you see pictured heve, woukd recipient many years beyond this Yuletide season. Give 0 Moslems and Christlans, and edu- | NFANT MORTALITY is something frightful. We can hardly realize that | i 1ot be most welcome. gomcthipsialshysiveiion e el gation."}We need a {iniform schoo l of a!l the children born in civilized countries, twenty-two per cent. i X Jystem.© There s a vast desire for; or nearly one-quarter, die before they reach one year; thirty-sev sducation an Yy parents make per cent., or more than one-third, before they are five, and one-half before many sagrific while children edu they are fifteen ! sate thefiselves rather than to le ‘We do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would save hem go unedueated. many of these precious lives.” Neither do we hesitate to say that many “The woman. in Tnpkey Is mo of these infantile deaths are occasioned by the use of narcotic preparations. pmancipated thah is believed abroad Drops, tinctures and scothing syrups sold for children’s complaints contain gnad e ation is part of our pro- more or less opium or morphine. They are, in ¢onsiderable quantities, . T wis thatin the past we deadly poisons. In any quantity, they stupefy, retard circulation and lead have ou es been influenced by th to congestions, sickness, death. There can be no dznger in the use of Cas- Porsim Mluence whieh took from toria it it bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher s me. n o Al ol freedom. It as it contains no apiates ov narcotics of eny kind aiu rememBered that all of our | Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of 'm {omen arc not to be fudged by those 3 the city whaerdon’t count for muc [n the gountiy our women have all he family responsibilities: they 4l he soily they care for the children while tHe vole lof theé’aman is more i UA I JEWE RY S R s TR \ SPINET WRITING DESK b n”" ’;”‘\‘ "1.:\-‘: ‘V,,.o:::p\n ov‘yomym,.‘,f\_ o gift can beat a big, overstuffed e AT GO R O e makes a_present that everyone in B e sl dd e hioh Hibiclured.T . pestry Davenport. We offer : 7 the family can use and enjo i 1 LR T Cnlamnan A. H. ENOCH several styles, all built with the OB RWALE Our showing comprises several 1e shot L S . S ¥ b atdaas i i idea of providing a home with 4 1 period designs. built of antigne rostume witho 8 Ve, Stef a see < labor-saver today. Al , g cosifime wthoulygye Sl lasting comfort. Sec these sug- Stcpiinjandicecithl Elabor; sayer (ol Y L mahogany—with chairs' to match, s that of the,Quakevess, 3 ‘ : ‘e ufter a time it was 1m0 longer wovn | Y & Trul | gestions! e A prices because it wasa't fousitd becominz. > y a I ; “Much has been sald: of the Pans > fslamic mid Pan-Turanian moyes { . ments. Politicilly T g for neither. ) i Ch "t The t've to religious union and rld mas ore the secénd to thd racial union of pen-| Bice inisbiting Afvics | : You will find anything in Jewcley Daopes, L are, sely, Gifts in this store. 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