New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1920, Page 6

ain Herald. BLASIING COMPANT, ore. tad) At T Chareh St. at ¥ M Joat Ume Class Mai! MONR CALLS ve e lo advortising medium Tois and press Avertisers Prees sively entitied 3 AN OPTIMISM. poticeable in all the . of el informed untry. Even wt bus- look darkes such to weize upan any could be found, and e pathwny to prosper lcome frofm it ntially the und an American hearts of the attacked according men wain and to Marshal ates all soclety, despite an inconsiderable ness or for obvious Thomas. K e Institute of Anierican bofor: Mation, smaller affairs, reasons Wilson, the Investment urging op eves that vhich Wyelihpod, hody of a rdent jocauge the great profits no large In workers are de- nor upon consumers is to close its hs have diminished line with what Henry when he declared that for smal! in theme, its attendent wome sacrifice for profits and until normal posai- the point were Mr. ria concerning labor soMmmOdition will fall sorve the good wages il of such ald and is being o do this mo ust be wold to keep the harefore it is Its effclency neeco Increase of such commodities, a chance to producer gor salo It t lpbor In i > fact bpe for wus and herein lies the future wants a shirk. Nmit; et gradually rikman to his the lovwn and ins will return without nd cer or workman o the consumer RE« T eity there has been a how eager of the women to take toward veoting. Other ay be Judd®) somewhat . U nt shington or the re the Riverside Helghts wor & number of or. brive ugh siightly differing in ragteristics, are sections %. There live many of e progressive women and Washington are alive to the ne- occasion. Twenty-fiye of the n,” and to quite an excursion sections eity make o had long lived In the fth Avenue latter have moved n town or to Madison hese will be the women th W vote o Wisely o 1d yet whos nwidered. On the of morality River- [d Washington Heights vote as right-thinking i vote. There smart live many women's clubs. od that the women of s of New York uble will to vote this year isider leaving their uxuriously appointed ter what they consider * places as halls where orings are held the have cultured, educated thme, if they wiil y ot N ho i awu he win who doing the elatly gr wtration | tloned. W b in the low A fard politiclan wil be bu U olticlan” W dare prneryatlye itheiin she s ne l | adjective with which to charae t of rize he women York upper Fifth Madise wvenue, New and the to the hould ward politiclan elghties. Their con clence the take the place of and bring polls In the drawn our own city lines of dis- The who have tricts are less casily Is that the women time to and do read the papers and discuss vith Intelligent men the issues of the day are the ones v vill he inclined to stay at home with those families have long resided in New England Let such women reme Initlative of their ancestors who “came bly over on the Mayflower"” and them follow their ample. For thelr votes are needed now and will be needed when any question Involving morality or right is present- ed t the ol difference peopl hey may see no between Governor Cox and Senator Harding today, but let them remember that there for business are men abroad wha th personal reasons are in of making appros b women see that fact there is a difference, whether in there is any or not, ind let them not allow the approach- ableness af what some women defeat they belleve to be right In other words the election may women's vote at the coming and y election thereafter be the of this expression of opinion Ameri- can -womanhood—than the could be nothing finer. ™ OUIIA AGAIN, A" rather crude example of the ef- fect of the ouija board appears in the court recards of Brooklyn the doy A sailor was for As an excuse the sailor #ald that the oulja board had told him that said friend had stolen He therefore took the his own landed arresied beating a friend of his his wife's ring law inio hands, and in Condition of Those a means of the friend" is not reported Who use the ouija board as 'usement, scoffing more or less at alleged power guldes it, and Its answers, see nothing but ignorance and a And that smile in the event Is all there would be ¥n it. There are others who, pretending to the of the little that there some mysterious power somewhere, should it the board? They satlor There confess to a of the thing They laugh at use play- thing be really belleve must and why not display itself through medium little of the ouija are a closer to the others who shamelessly in the infallibility They should be watchéd are belie may be quite well efducated and ntelligent on other matters, but there is no reasoning with them when the mentioned of belief in oulja board The ything, coming from any intelligent is expression such a pl pe harms th Such ed- > cited ns, norant ucated men and women by fgnorant of persons as evidences of the truth its reported replies. There- fore who tells seriously of that anyone replies, apparently wonderful may come to the cars of the ignorant and superstitious, does wrong. Incidentally it be added that sure h may the arrested sailor not had quit ar was ever heard of Harding, and was positive he had heard nothing of n named Cox, This is not a politi- cal prediction them to the | point | whose | possi- | ox- | | other court. | that placing no reliance on | | Judge B. F. ated evening Probate Judge finey was renoming | last tar the office of | the He has long held | ! by Democratic Probate convention the office and it has been custdmary for the Republicans to endorse later nim in the delegntes and friends dinner the Elks’ invitation. He arty with the genial He was endorsed again evening by the who gathered at at Grilt at the nominee's pr ied over the | dignity characterist | has served in his oflice with such sat- | isfaction that his case presents a concrete example of the wisdom of taking the position out of the sealms | af politics A little terday coircidence occurring f the ves- is illustrative situation. the hearing in street, mentioned A stranger on | Judge Gaffney's | connection with the Probate Judgeship »d what sort of a chap he was the Buy N collo- name | inqui He's | squ | Brit the rest in oW in.” came samewhat quial reply. | “rn muttered he ntly the say i a | another of group The stranger seemed satisfied this description. Certainly those who were honored with an invitation to the little banquet last night were satisfied, and the history of the Probate court under his rule indicates that those who will be satis- will have business there fied if he agnin holds sway in its im- | portant functions. 0’KEEFE AND YOUNG ARE BOTH INDICTED 'Six Otbers Will Also Be Put on Trial Washington, jury yesterday returned against eight former War Risk In- surance officials for the alleged mulcting of thousands of dollars from World War veterans having claims for disability Those indicted are David M Griswold, William F. Salisbury, Jr., Tenola E. Graves, George V. Seitz, Herbert Chaltonte and Pae- { rick O'Brien of Washington and Daniel E. O'Keefe and Aloysius A. Young, both of New Britain, Conn. Accordi ‘@ to information placed before the grand jury, the former employes would know when an al- lowance was to be made to a dis- abled soldier and would then go to the soldier, who probably had been waiting for seveffal months, and offer to expedite the claim for a certain percentage Some of those approached were only too eager to get the money-and paid as high as 50 per cent of their claim, w as had they waited a day or two longer the full claim would have been paid by the government. Oct 5.—The grand indictments 25 YEARS AGO (From The Herald of That Date). The voting members of the Swedish Lutheran church held a meeting last evening and it was unanimously voted build a new church. The general committee appointed to arrange for the p t are; Pastor S Ohman, Berger Suneson, Otto Youngbiad, An- | drew J. Carlson, Fred Carlson. Mrs Aaron Anderson, Mrs. Albin Carlson and Miss Hannah Anderson. » republican caucus last night, was elected chairman Frank H. Johnston, clerk. Au- Burkhardt and Ernest F. Wann to sp and gust FACTS AND FANCIES By ROBERT mixture of orange and white elephant The green Irish makes a party’s publicity agent claim agent A political s in fact a informed that than ndnc The half a »al loat miner s is worse When politics comes in at the door, love files out the redugce d Sinn in window We following prices method might the educing flesh bursts, it will bomb When credit reater hav street inflated work oc than a in wall buy an an- wenty disheartening to butte for It is «n: pound FREM SRVENTY cENTE YOU QET A REAL SCUNT BACK pound in the old t nthusiastic his job back ‘o by of Loufiing The ehildrer W the ening nder now the in- This many ust dle te provide « Kk how poor 1i1'le rabbits > of these bau- QUILLEN The Communist brethren in Russia | ar discovering that one gets little nourishment by chewing the rag. | Discovery of the fact talks was doubtless wh | men to name one coin a lirc that money pursuaded It may take the dear creatures some to learn to handle a vote. but Interest seems 10 between home in the campaign equally divided entanglements and about cipation will have little effect an can’t cast_a ballot any can thr¥w a stone that the well yecoming Kaise is a soiled red than a yel- for a with to four vearned content title would be pe a roo now 1 on h: and ving walls high price: headit When of grea | prene t vietim o mpaign I" more of sympath reads s he ie than g is frequently the » of the man who | with | | { | “JEST RUMINATIN". (Robert Russell.) 1 sees a helpless cripple; he can’t work, he ce can speak. I s pleadin’, tful, with his his arms g limp an’ weak. A sneerin’ female laughs at him: a bum beside her smiles; a feller who buys votes comes up all primed with cash a wiles. He talks with them; they nod their heads; the s f'rin they won't aid. cripple shuffles on in alone, in woe, afraid. Fu away in comfort sit three wom- en fair at tea. certainly shan't vote,” s . “It does not trouble men should handle politics; they're terribly unclean. I never read the speeches and I carg not what they mean.” The votes o' these three women would offset the votes that's vile. Can they sit there in comfort while the cripple dies—an’ smile? The fire in this pipe o' mine zoes out, is blackened, dead. Th(‘r? many patriotic men a-loo¥in' far ahead. “If these good women do not vote what will the chorus_be which has the right to sta¥d an’ “ountry, ‘tis of Thee? eyes; were elected assesors. C. H. Smith and W. N. 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