New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1921, Page 10

STERLING TIRE SALE —AT— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ' THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921. e e e e S A. G. HAWKER’S Wwill End All New Goods—Latest Con- struction—Erinforced Side Wall-La-ked-in-Head We have taken the agency for the produét of the STERLING TIRE CORPORATION and with the cooperation of the factory we are con- ducting a sale of tires, thereby saving money for our customers. The sale will end Aug. 31st. Don’t wait. These Tires are not seconds but are strictly first quality. After Aug. 31st they will sell for regular prices. A. G. HANWKE HERE’S WHAT DOC. CRAFTS THINKS NOW World Is Going to Hades on a . Gallop, So Reformer Says Washington, Aug. 25—Dr. Wil- bur Fisk Crafts. cuperintendent of the International Reform bureau thinks the worli 1s going to Hades at a gallop unless the reformers get to- gether and fight as one ma nto stem the downward tide g Dr. Crafts has lbeen investizatirg the Dempsey-Curcentier fight, and is now “spending 2 week at ths doors of congress promoting moral meas- SI6nal inves{ icn of the mov- picture int as a trust.” “Reformers,” said he, ‘“can no longer fight one moral foe at a'time, as we used to do. and wouid still Ii%se to do—prohaniiionists, fightin, Dootleggers, amatcur boxers against professional sluggers advocates of Federal picture regulation pressing that issue alone—not even resisting the commercializing of the weekly rest day with pictures confessedly unfit for any day. As all the commer- cializing evils, including commercia ized politics, have recently joined forces from Boston to Los Angeles in anti-blue leagues and anti-prohibi- tion leagues, all who would defend any of our American ideals against these mostly foreign hordes must fight them all.” Dr. Crafts declares “the truce in efforts to establish Federal control of motion pictures has been ended by the near treason of the conspiracy WATCH THE BIG 4 Stomach-Kidneys-Heart-Liver Keep the vital organs healthy by regularly taking the world’s stand- ard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles— The National Remedy of Holland for eenturies and endorsed by Queen Wilhel- mina. At all druggists, three sizes. Look for the name Gold Medal on every box For Thick Heavy Hair Use Cuticura TREATMENT: Touch spots of dandruff and itching with Cuticura Ointment on the end of the finger. Next morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Rinse with tepid water. When you have made your scalp skin clean, sweet and healthy then will your haix ome soft and thick. jlo Bach Preeby Mall Address: *“Cuttcurs Lab- iries,Dept 346, Malden 48, Mass.” Sold every- to enthrone the Vampire Queen in our democracy in succession to ‘King Cotton,’ ‘Railroad Kings’ and ‘King Alcohol”” Amother reason for ending the truce, he says, “is the conspicuous failure of the motion picture trust to enforce its new ex- clusion standards, failure shown to the whole world most conspicuously by the illegal exhibition of the Demp- sey-Carpentier fllms in New York and Illinois in contempt of court. POOR OLD NEW YORK Traffic Conditions so Poor that Freight Charges in City Cost as Much as 400 Mile Pull Outside. New York, Aug. 25.—Railroads en- tering New York, pull a carload of freight 400 miles for the same money they charge to handle it on a barge or lighters_in New Pork harbor, a An explanation of this cost was giv- en by Mr. Mantell recently to thel members’ council of the New York Merchant’s association. He said that the great volume of freight-handling in the port of New York—50 per cent. of the total import and export traffic ot the United States — requires tha maintenance by the railroads of a vast amount of floating equipment, repre- senting an investment of $16,000,000 Because New York’s natrow piers were planned and built 45 or more vears ago and were intended for the old type of sailing vessel or steamer, he said, barges and lighters require from seven to eight days to make de- liveries. During the war, from ten to eleven days were required. “An Interstate Coramerce commis- sioner once described the New York traffic conditions," Mr. Mantell added, “as ‘the sore spot’ of the nation.” HUGE PEACE PORTAL To Be Built Across Lincoln Highway ‘Where It Cross2s Boundary Line to Canada—Ceremonies Planned. Blaine, Wash., Aug. 25. — Dedica- tion of a huge “Peace Portal,” built across the Pacific highway where it crosses the boundary line between Canada and the United States here will take place Sent. 6. The portal was built to commemo- rate the century or morc of peace be- tween Canada and the United States The decdication will be attended by representatives of the Canadian, Frencn and Americ4dn governments, as well as by hundreds of residents of British Columbia and the Pacific northwest. The ceremonies will also include dedication of the Pacific highway, which runs nearly 2,000 miles south from Vancouver, B. C., across Wash- ington. Oregon and California, to Tia Juana in Lower California. The Pacific highway will be paved its entire lensth by 1925, it is expect- ed, making it the first transcentinental road in the nation to be hard-surfaced every inch. DESERT AIRWAY. Cairo, Aug. 25.—Breakfast in Cairo and dinner in Bagdad in the sam have been 1nade possibla opening of the new Egypt-India ae route acrosi the Syrian and A deserts Sir Goeffrey Salmo vice-marshal, recently flew fri £dad in 12 hours via the v, establishing a rccord. WILL DIVID Mexico City, Aug. - National lands in the territory of Quintana Roo which have stood idle since 1909 ane to be divided into small tracts and on easy terms to farmers who c suitable financial references. The dis tribution of these lands uspended on December 18, 1409, in order to al- low for a complete s ion of Master associaticn has decided work in mills using to 35 hours weekly pre_Soap Zc. Ointmeat 25 Taleum 26¢ ‘Cuticura Soap shaves without mug. resume full working time. 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