New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1920, Page 8

BLY SUNDAY ON OWNEALL OF WETS ngelist Has a Word or Two ol (Copyright, 1 rfolk, Va., Jan. broke into free ver: ested to tell what he thin of Sarlaycorn’s iday, the r Sixteenth of J: E He fired e shots int ] he prohibition amendment will down the population of hell he devil is preparing to bank his put crepe on the door and hang r Rent' sign titutional amendment will sure so bapl deposits the number ot the milkman. the smiles on the B of little childre Joy in Feaven. it will inercase the joy in heaven. on ihat picked our ich year and but wce, degrada- and um tremens— 600,000 men in drunk- graves each year— t wranved the antle of crepe hope in tiis world and v lope in the world to come— tirned the milk of _human into the Dbroth and whey our homes the bleak- destructive: than or famine— hel was nurity’s worst enemy and st friend of v hould have been in hell long ago, be it was spawned. he saloon furned a paradise inlo vt and the constitutional amend- will turn the desert back into radise. thank God T have lived long gh to see the whitc-winged dove rohibition: build her nest on the r capito! at Washington her bright pinions of so- ¢ und peace over the land %d that on and after Jan. 16 we dry in America that you o prime a man before he tsheviki 1s Next. he next job of lousecleaning will b rid our country of this gang of -for-nothin 1-forsaken, weas- ed, hog-jowled, bull-necked. raz- | jged, bob-tailed, riff-raf unch of | al, revolutionary anarchistic, I. W. W. Bolsheviki imps who | to every element nerican civilization hen we can sing ‘My Country "Tis jhee’ and P God From Whomn | Blessings Flow' with a new mean- YORK GOES IN DEEP MOURNING | rates Final Obscquies Over Juhan Barleycorn in Night of Sprees and Festivities. w York, Jan. 16.—The bulous rnity in New York having stay il night at the wake of John Bav- prn in the ca and hotels along vhite way. put its deepest mourn- oday in preparation for the final hluies at midnight htisticians were silent as to the | shrink in the visible liquor | iy here as the result of last night's attended prelimi services, but admitted that there was enough hining (o provide tor all toda atter how firm the determina- | might be to leave not a drop unk upon the dawn of the dry | e revelry In the fashionablc lo- and restaurants last night was hred to have put to shame all lious celebrations of a lhere. But the mourners last night's affair wa ing up” proc for the last far tonight. Liquor brought almc | lievably high prices, but that ap- Intly was the least of the worries | e thirsty hile the swan =ong for demon is being chantcd fonizht. there be celebrations of a different ter in many churches. Special ces v be held and chimes at hizht will “ring out the old and in the new.’ jeinls. as a rule, managed not lo at the long “pucka 1y but solemn warni by Col. Daafel L. & Interaal Re ue Service law would b very particular te fice midnigh NGLAND AFTER FORD Lo Makers Planning to ke Cheap Machine ‘That Will hmpete With Heur). o cal manuiicturing compi- means of the siandrdl \ of cora w the voublic will 20 10 {0 por cent., hit-pric s AN Saturday Evenings 3B LR Evenings Until N | Until 8 o’Clock pat 9 o’Clock BESSE - LELAND’S THE LIVE STORE FINAL SALE =—OVERCOATS On Any Men’s or Young M Overcoats $10.00 off the Mark Down Price FINAL SALE SUITS= On Any Men’s or Young Men’s Suits $5.00 off the Mark Down Price BESSE-LELAND CO. 38 Stores Always More Value for Less Money 38 Cities