New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1921, Page 9

There are three kinds of dirt in your btz rsurlace dirt, clinging litter andefn grit—of these the latter, which is hidden frdfi * the eye, not only is the most difficult of te- moval but actually grinds off the soft nap under shoe pressure and the rocking of chairs. ‘While the air suction collects surface dirt, itfailsto tive grit caught in the depths’of themag:™ T Only abeating carrshake out sach i\a;k‘vcar- ing, hidden grit. And only The Hi rugs on floors, electrically, dustiess} odg\ /F \ ) To have thoroughly you to use a Hoover becausg it clectric_cleancr. guaragt dirt and so prolong the life of your rugs. It BEATS ... asit SPRING & { | | Bréw oxit- of 1H& phix ded of any ele ) i destruc- clean rugs S yy orne’ . teed.to geipsl the % Sweeps BUCKLEY "~ =.}! ELECTRIC CO: -~ 0-81 CHC RCIC STREERT. ‘o 100 happy foF wosdyl'f peld of” when Gompers, president the an Federation of Labor, N KNOW N ' DIRTY buy millk that comes from un- sources dally €t this yenr, as there is always quite a of small dealers blomunnlng ing like the wild flowers ’: short thn-_ then some e 'Il supplied v\hh tiekets, good- lall juilic man pntil next, bprlnx inll ey mgain. iy wour salllodr one tul-om 'red dflry mllk nes. from \4- nd is curefy 2, when our Wmfl, for $7. 00' ¢ this ‘plesares whs snapped just afte: his Tafrfige Tn New York to Mraf Gertrude A. G. Neuscheler, ‘pianis ' amd pnlnl.r He is 71 and she is 38 l For Colglu and Colds U € flronchitis, most stubbora of - all cough,s yields to its healing properties. - Try this famous olcf family remedy { and experience: the comfort it brings to those who usz,it, | Pare-andrsafe it aids nature lrerestoring vitaliry e were: lieving coughs, colds, brori~ c%fluand all'forms ‘off thikoat! 4ung-ailmie mres ot ok avoWd Eghnitier trade-mark om every package—all drug | with probability ofsteechisza finkl ) 'COLOMBIAN TREATY. | PASSES THE SENATE Provides !or Payment of $25;- 008,000 -10 Sonthem Nation | < over WAL “was | .r--lniea as_stgnificant test 6f senate support”™ for” firlminh(u'\vlun foreign policies 40 that - bo ratification of ‘the" 1w “Pend ¥ Colorbianh (nat | After hea etrefer Sth St Pt S, 3y {ofine « n‘f’i’im- PAYment By tice 08 285i00,060 fo the can republic was_ ritifiod ma and- TroW thirds mn_ynfi\\ ~ Fe- anw fhd9 ‘demockats 0P po3ing | ratitication; Pile SR WAS €9 o 1" TTh Fejecting ) dadh@ndments e =¥ndte taridd doWwnipdefesd1876T Sen- ators Poin&exfe¥ itid Wadsworth to re- strict the rights 6f Gblonrhia tinder.the tréaty aff t6 Bsedf tThe Panama. canal, and anothier DA SentoraBorah 16 Insends a cause déclaging Che #reaty wassnot 1o beeOoNMrued Ay implying thil. the: Umited Stxtes’ hmd xided in thHedPaon- md fevolt is n © 2 &Tie ~Withu'the semite in-a Lkdl today the Tvoroni” Soaso e pared tes wekubae. debate on ikey finkstadagion . resteiction. b ote ‘befomer acgjaatr nmient - O Rhe Kndx Jregee rekolution was A be taken up taday “byscihes sepfte foreigm reintions committee. yYWhetlive 1he, SOpnVStas ko ed 7 1 ok B t Fesohutivuzoe 3 rtodsfy -4 el ngvievint The Colombian no&(‘em\\' ot A& Char#é ANGE Qe UMl So8 o Tiid REEC oo Bla InPORE" YA A I018:0 L W owas ondT R P sl i )i:ugflt'( B¢ ATy cotineefed wWithotha hd* Pasia Ml Sdmiy:wod | “Brietly’ stated These ~Avie e e ratification of the treaty éHargd® that flrew oo REFH ¥ OrévoIE@ TroRE 7 Colo i - pr{v ¥iré, "Anierican naval' forces pre~ o¥ofibia froin re@sverisg-nhor lust térfAtory. s Hold-Up ¥s Charged. T “Thosa Who apposed ' tatification” bt | the.greaty charged that Colombia had long been engaged in trying to “hold up” the United States for a large sum of money for a canal route; that Pan™ [2 independ t o R b it fohe ause and that the-presence ot Amor- jcan navai-fercde’ hid 7abthing to do with_the failure of Colombia to forcé “Paek Ante Hersatats, | Tn.sheet, #: wap charsgd that the ‘nited States wipked or connived at ‘?\zo'Farmly House on- “Bast sfx‘ce‘t-‘fl:&r East Main. , Flrst’*c]‘m~ _eon- ition and .rc.a,sé‘fiam/;. Fine house on Bassctt trget, near High school. CZh be used for two iamnfnes or would miake “ahine boarding place for A -good ~in- teachers. ¢ yestment. Three-Family - House uath end,- near Arux .s,l us show you these placcs ¥ou will buy P Ul i fis e W0t Lo EVRITIA aveC m,m\m bTREET Real Eslate Insurance ¢ - Mortgage Loans.: ¥ | testimonial. .J |ABLETO DO HER WORK | After Long Suffering ffering Mrs. Siefert | | Was Restored to Health by | Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound | yeass Pottsville, ‘Pa.—*I1 suffered with female trouble’ for four or five yearsand ! . was ‘vety irregular. I was not fit to do 'my work at times and took medicine from a_doctor and got no” benefit. twenty i pounds | am now able to do my work:- I recom- mend the Vegetable Compound to my friends and you may use these factsasa ’_Mrs. SALLIE SIEFERT, 813 W. Fourth Street, Pottsville; Pa. fl'lnem-yd.y life-of nvany housewives is a-centinual struggle with weakness andydin. THere'is Rething mere wear- than the céaseless round of house- duties and they become doubly hard ‘when some female trouble makesevery borie and muscle ache, and nerves allon d) £ feyou aresote. of these women do ot suffer for four--or.-five yem as Mrs. Pinkham’s Vegetable the Papama revolution {0 get, the ca- | nyl 3gne. - This charge was denied withy equal yiger, 'The treatyas at first negotiated oxRrersed "the.vesrer’ > pf the United States. Lager the treaty Was-redrawn_tg. merely pay §25,000,- 000 to Colowmab. - It -was -argued by the 1rnalypnngy,ent§d.haé the payment 0f $254090,000;3as.in itsell an adpris- sion that the United States had wwronged (‘0},"'9;1{ - o Roosevelt™s Treaty. In-the wrangle whiclk ~ has.. lasted over many years few facts seem to be padont toverted. » Tt does seem undis- utéd,” lewéver,” that President Ropsevelt, acting under. authority of | b mw. fathéfed by the -laté Senator | Spooner, of Wisconsin, negotiated & | treaty with Colombia by which tha | rights of the old French Camval com- pany to build the canal, with a cash pagment v! $10,000,000 and an sEnniml ! payment “of $250,000. The “Sreaty | was ratified By _the United States sen- | ate, but thie Colombian senate refused | to Hecept 1t The motiFes whicl wero? ®ai@ to have actmated. the Colombian ’ senate in Ats refusal -furnished the” ground work for some of the charges against Colombia by the .opponents of the present treaty. Delegoeds, the French canal build- ! er, had spent milliens of dolars ani thousands of lives. in unsuccessful et- forts to build the canal and the proj- ect was the world’s drgam for at least twe centuries. .« { On Neember 3xd. 1903, volted. and set itself up dependent state. . Al small naiyal force. less ihan fifty record. siys. was landed Americans. Ten days later the TUnited States recognized Panama as an independent state, guaranteed her | independence, and later made the | treaty by which the canal zone was | ceded to the Upited States and the canal was built Colombia claimed 10 the terms of the of 1846 with New Granada, Columbia smTEddsd, the, United States wae bounwt to “mumtin the sovereigni), ef . €dlumbia dver Pan- ama and to preserve neutrality in the Panamanian revolt. “Dispute For 16- Years. About these points the dispute has raged for more “than' sixteen years. Back of it all was the implication ithat the United States being unable ito" close up the canal bargaih with iColombia, “arranged” the - Panama [ réviutfon «in some way and put the demt throgh - with Papama. The treaty opponents contended tlat the ratjficgtion of the present treaty would® sugtain those conitentions which they denied and place a. stain on the memory of President Roose- velt The strange. shifts that often occur in paolitical tides. find an illustration in the history of the treaty. Tt was negotiated at the instance of Wil- lian Jennings Bryan. a democratic secretary of state,. submitted by a democratic, president. Woodrow Wil- son, blocked ip ratification by a re- Panama re- as an Amerijcs men, the to _protect that according l American treaty to which 1 : Panama.™ ! uing with & banquet at | Delegate J. 5 Sl Isthmus structed across the of’| Artiele---one " provides u-oat ment accorded ducts of Colombia through the Panama canal and over | the Panama railway shall be equal to mm aiven ¢ izen 1 producis of the United States | Article two obligaes the United States to pay to Colombia $25,000,000 $5,000.000 It in months | the, exchn . cations | $5.000,000 four | that - the citizens and pro- in transportation | rat ana for Colombia Article three obligates - idepen- | L3 receghize Parnama dent state, defi tween Colombia and Panami, obligates the Unifed States 16 use its zc0d es to obtain 21 ment of diplomatic refitfons between | Cc’embla and Panuma’ 2nd ‘o bring | ut the adjustn.enc of -yuesfions or| pecuniary ty ‘between thosc two countries. i The-concluding article provides for the exchange of ratifications in Bogota, the Colombian capitla, ‘“as soon as may be pu‘qsmk BQYILING TOURNEY ENDS Fellowship Club of . Center Brings Its ‘Season to Chureh An End with ~Pimrres -a €hurch., R 4 The bowling tournament held by the Center Church Fellowship club wound pp most auspiciously last eve- she chapel in which 31 of the duclpin® tumblers | purtcipated. . The mmenu consisted cotktail, tomato bisque, baked ham, brown bread and rolls, vegetabla st lemon -pie @nd .coffec. . A effective decorative seheme cat- ried out witli crepe paper, candley and unique place cardi lent added festives nest to-the oceasion. A social hour foligwed. = ° n Resalt of the matth follows:” Team. Won. Lost. Bearcats : Humpbacks Wildcats Groundhogs High Indi Gentlemen > Gentlemen— Leon.Bacon ... Ladies— Hildur Ahlstrom ot grapefruit 3,178 2447 KACEYS TO MEET HERE. The state committee on athletics of the Knights of Columbus will meet at the club house of the New Bri- tain K. of €. on Sunday, April 2ith at 0 p. State Secretary of Athletics Frank Lynch of New Hav- en, announces that he looks forward to a very prosperous season on the diamond for the Knights and feels certain that the success of the basketball season will be repeated. FORMER WET LEADER GOES TO DRY RANKS W ('-Al Vi i Legislature Member \Iflkt‘\ Publie (0ndcmnal|m| of Demon Rum. . W. valTApEn 21. 1thout parallel in the histor, thé West Virginia legislature w acted in the house late yesterday when A. Strother, for many vears leader of the pro-liquor forces publicly deserted the ‘‘wets’ und went over to the prohibition side. = “I have been fighting prohibition many years,”” declared the aged dele gate. ‘*Since 1907 I have carried on the fight in the scnate and the house of delegates. "1 hive ‘been a devotee of lnquor for It never brought’ me good fio the fight successtul. Liquor fia pt me down ahd preventéd me from acquiring ‘the honor that should have beéen mine: 1 have suec- ceeded in throwing off the desire for drink and it has made a better man.”” When it dawned upon members of the house that the pro-liquor leader had taken his $tand with the prohibition forces a roar of ipplause broke out. Although the demonstration violated bouse rules, Speaker Keatley made no effort to stop if. Charlestown. scene me . JACK GUDAHY SUICIDE Sen_of Late Packer Ends Life With Shotgun — Financial Trouble dnd Poor Health Is Cause. Hollywood, Cal., April 21.—John P. publican minority, recommended for ratificaton by a republican president, Wagren Gs. Harding, and urged by leaders of a senate preponderantly re- publican. The treaty as finally darwn, however, differs from that signed at Bogeta, on April 6, 1914 and placed hefore the senate by President Wil- son, on_June 16, 1914 the_ principal change being .the elimination of a paragraph whereby the United States would have expressed its regret lo Colombia for the less of Panama Purpose of Treaty. ‘The purpose of the:treaty’ as ex- pressed in its preamble s is “to - re- latigns.between- thie = two . countries and also to-define and regulate their rvights.and interests'in respect of the interaceanic camal which the govern- ment of the United States has con- SEE GREEN’S ADVT. . —-ON PAGE 3-A — IN TOMORROW’S HERALD FOR EXTRAORDINARY VALUES COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTS, AISTS, SWEATERS AND. MILLINERY (Jack) Cudahy son of the late Michael Cudahy, pioneer packer, ended his stormy life yesterday with a shotgun. He had stretched his body out on a bed, clasped the gun between his knees with the muzzle under his head and discharged it. Cudahy had been under the care of physicians for a vear following a nervous breakdown after the war. | According to Mrs. © Cudahy, il heaith, coupled with finaneial worry, unbalanced him. She denied the re- port that there had been any alter- cation between her and her husband before Mr. Cudahy took his life or | that they were to separate again. H “BEHOLD MY WIFE” | IN- Worccster Man’s Strength | had jt not hegn for the cold which. Gland Treatment Helps Ex-Fighter To Low Was-Going-to Give “* Up Work. Gland Pills Ql.lickly Restore His Strength and Health Royal G. Harris, who fought in muny of the major¢ngagements in the World War, and who i ber of the American Legion, says that he would Lilye been out of a job today, new animal land treatment as embodied in Glandex Compound. Harris, is employgd as a watchman in a Waldo street building. Working 13 hours a night, ven Riglits . wi ing up,4#) pounds of, steam in a beiler down in . pit is no easy job, and it was net long before it began to tell on the ex.Yank. : “‘Thzee months wxgo.’ when-interviesved: oI a well-known mem- - said Harris, saaght-- & bad 1 Usuldn’t seem to.get rid of. It was a. hacking ‘cough, -and gradually it bégan to get the best of me. It seeméd to take all my strength from ‘ine, ‘and before I'kmé&w it Fwas in a bad-run-down condition. My stomach wenf ha on el ata” Bbon 1 chronic indigestion. e aft™my ambitidn- and vitality. hing seentéd ‘to go wrong, and re did look pretty empty. I got weaker and weaker—why sometimes I hardly.hagd strength enqugh .to. drag myself up out of the boiler room after work. In one week I lost seven pounds. “Finally 1 got so bad I was on the point of ‘throwing up my job. Then 1 heard about this Glandex Compound, the new_animal gland tonic, and how it was doing great things everywhere, so 1 decided to try it. Maybe ln\ not glad I did!- Why, from the \el\ first I could feel a big improvement in Wh livel at 1 Salem street,’ i premature 1 ! [ Hold His:J So | me. It just took right hold of built me up. I'm on my thirg now,. and my cough has left indigestion has, disappea strength has increased wonderf: I don’t seem to mind hard worl now. Glandex certainly is a tonic, especially when it comes tf ng up people. It certainly di world of good, and I never g of recommending it to people.’* Froni everywhere come equd markable reports of how Compound is helping people t health and. strength. Wherd tenies_ and me Glandex brings a “speclally in strength, nervousn lood. thinne poor ge and general “r conditions. Feeds Run.Down Glands. The 1wason for these remarkabl appears that Gland: -down glanos, which found to be the cause of is ] we are told, supply a calied hormones, necessary to the building. uj of muscle. brain and n in “~our bodies. -Thus, when o Yecome run-down. the supply. of siews down and our bodies suff result Glandex helps build up xlanlts by ‘feeding them”with gland {aken, isfromis the glands of healu amd caite. 1t works on practie principle. as the. famous d' ‘treatmért, excepl that an utnecessary 17 Yow are w cretion; k. thin, run-down, angemic, or if. you are suffering f of vitality or premature old ai recommended that you try Glands pound. which in addition to ed zegpunipe gland extracts from she cattle . cousains iron and ather builders as well. 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