New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1920, Page 9

OCKEFELLER AS eeeiie A5 | 0] OF HUNTERS New York-——The richest man In tho world has only one vote, “even as you and I" And, to cast that vote, he has to go to the polling place also, “gven as you and 1. John D. Rocke- feller cast his vote hero election day at Public School No. 13 East Fifty- first. Ho is 81 years old. This is the first time Rockefelier has appeared in public for many months JAUNTY SUIT FOR PLEASANT FALL DAYS Ev row By Corn Moore, Noew York's Fashion Authority, New York, Nov. 12—This fall, of all yies of the new season's apparel, the floged suit shows most originality Of brown and white chbcked twill is this suit which has a plain short skirt athered evenly with a slash pocket at e Its coat tarts out 1l around hip to be mannish- FOR JOBS NOW DUE ' Harding Will Be Popular Among. These Seekers Washington, Nov. ihead! That's what Washington sees In the election of Warren G. Harding | a the of the Republican party to power on March 12.—Busy days as president return 4 next. A complete turnover in the execu- | tive stafr of the government | A #pecial session of Congress carly I in the new administration. \ general overhauling and re-or- ganization of bureans and Jupnr'nlcnll' in line with Republican ideas. | Prosperous days ahead. too. Hotels Jammed with office-seckers. Boarding- houses filled with job hunters. Money flowing fast—for the newcomer always spends more freely than the old ree- ident. The change of administration natur- ally means much to Washington. It means a changed Washington. in per- sonnel as well as in official attitudes and activities What the change means in a national way. however, is | much more important Separate Peace. The first important step of the new administration, party leaders here be- lieve, will be the calling of a special seasion of Congress to consider the fol- lowing questions 1. The passage of a resolution de- claring the war with Germany at an end, furnishing the baxis for a procla- | mation of peace by the president., 2. The repeal of all war legisiation | not automatically ended by the proec- lamation of peace. 3. The drafting of a bill in harmony with theories of taxation, taxes now industry. new revenue | Republican removing many placed upon business and High Tariff. 4. A revision of the tariff—upward ~=to supplement the changes in the | revenue bill and give additional “pro- tection™ to IAmerican industry 5. The passage of a budget bill, to make possible a business-like admin- istration of natlonal finances. 6. The institution of a congressional Investigation of the federal bureaus and departments as the basis for leg- islation to redistribute executive func- | tionsan d eliminate duplications of | work and authority | 7. Revision of Federal Trade Com- minsion powers in line- with Republi- can ldeas 8. A revision of the immigration laws to make admission of immigranty | more AiMcult 9 The restoration of free tolls for American ships passing through the Panama Canal, as a legitimate aid to | American commerce | | | What Harding May Do. | | Al these matters, which will be | nrged for early action by Harding as | | president, must walt, however, for ac- tlon by Congress before they can be | | carried Into effect. Matters that will be taken up di- | rectly by the new president, under | thortty of existing law of pa pledges, Include: ki 1. The opening of negotiations for ““Association of Nations” or a mod- | thcation of the League o Nations, | through which peaceful relationship | with the rest of the world might be [ fostered 2 The abrogation of commercial | treatios with some 20 nations, as pro- | vided under the Republican Merchant | Marine act, as an aid to the freedom | of our merchant shippinz, wuniess | President Wilson should in the mean- | time give notice of their which secems unlikely 3. The negotlation of a separate with Germany, following pas- sage by Congress of a peace resolution looking with its tight coat sleeves and | lapels, but introduce a gathered sec- tion at elther side tha: passes under a wide, woft helt with two very large and decorative bone bucklos. Then there is a waistcoat of buff suede cloth that has two pockets and many buttons and buttonholes to fast- en it and that is removable. It suits Irene Farber of the C nwich Village Follies to (1 proverblal T. Maybe it | would suit you. | an abrogation, | peace Able To Walk Again Ne After Taking Goldine Was NurpTise stomach Mockus Hver and Axainst m; hreakdown, @ apit from morning to night and t t get may breath. Heart trouble and bronet Fmine my health until [ felt like a / daily grew w il ple not belfeve that it w thought It orth You 6an feel sure 1 have never regrettad now well on the roed 1o recovery and feel that 1 had rhat's saying some- ething and then some. Ha provement that had come heart had gone nk known Mr. ovar him I had suffered a general v aghed mes could hardly Mitis had helped that day like & boy again © a8 1 look fine My cough has left me #t history asd You wonde o And advise anyone # that 1 have Aman Bowens knows the value of Goldh #ine is sold &t Crowsil's Drug & \ | BELGIANS FLOCK TO SEE NEW PORTRAIT OF MRS. WHITLOCK MBS BRAND WHITZOCIT Washington—Belgians are flocking to view this portrait of Mrs. Brand Whitlock, wife of the U. S. Ambassa- dor to Belgium, at the Brussels Salon du Printemps where it has been hung. The picture was painted by the Bel- gzian artist, Firman Baes. very little to maintain, the insun ance charges are small, and the most careful watching fails to show any depreciation in the first five years, and almost a negligible amount after that time. Brick houses bullt five centuries ago are still in dally use. From a small porch whose arch- ways are a most attractive feature, you enter the {iving room, 17% feet by 1315. At the opposite end of the room is the fireplace, in the middle of the inside long wall is the stalrway. At one side of the staircase is the dining room, 18%% feet square, and lighted from threq sides. P Crossing a little back hall under the stairway, you come to tive kitchen, 9% feet by 13. There i3 no pantry, but a large closet takes the place of onme. The kitchen range is so placed that a single chimney carries the flue for that as well as those for the furnace and the living room fireplace. Opening from the rear hall is & porch 12 feet by 9%, which can be used as a llving and dining porch in the warm weather. The upper floor contains thres bedrooms, all of falr size or better, and with unusual closets. There are also two closets opening from the hall, and a rather large bath- room. But the most unexpected feature of this flioor, for such & bouse, s a screened in sleeping porch over the living porch of the first floor. Such a house is a first class in- vestment, particularly in these times of high rents. It is cheap to bulld—the first cost {s not more than five or six per cent greater than frame constructioy, and in a few years, this i{s far Wore than balanced by the difference in up- keep and insurance. 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