New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY H MACKEY DESCRIBES - - — PE[;U“ARJSIANI] Current Business Conditions Walpole Isle Has Been Submerged Six Dillerent Times ERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL TRADINGBETWEEN . POLAND ANDRUSSIA 14, 1922 @@E]E][E]DE]E]E]E]@E]EIE]E]EIEI@E][EDE]EI@EIEJ[ SATISFACTION There is something in the Beck- with Hat beyond the price—a measure of service and satisfac- tion that is in accord with our ideals of Hat selling. YOUR EASTER HAT IS NOW READY The Beckwith Co. 273 MAIN STREET Opp. National Bank () ) ) ) ) ) 3 o o 5 ) 5 MOKE SWEDES COMING Swedish Official Expects Young Folks By GEORGE E (From the Monthly Bulletin Issued by The National City Bank of New York for April) L i Despite Dilliculties of Two Coun- {ries, Business Is Good | OTHER FACTORS INFL UENC[NG CONDITIONS Aside from the unsettled and extremely ‘unsatisfactory state of the reparations question, European affairs have been pro- gressing in a manner to give encouragement, The Genoa Conference, although of vague import, should accomplish something by bringing the high representatives of all Europe together, The disturbance in the textile industry of New England is unsettled arfl spreading, with a likelihood of involving the entire textile industry of that section before it is settled, packs on horses—back great amounts, The public has taken the impending coal strike very quietly, [ Stialotli-and same-tand musniias. Most {efusnu, to believe that there will be any serious effects upon [t thio Bialtnas: baind aareied: on ot business, 2 “ y S L The labor organizations may have more power than the em- 1:':1'& ‘:-\l\l‘l?n’-r(::\,:‘n:“Lv.. “":";"“:.‘ I'}»f:l:: ployers, but both are subject to economic law, There is more to PRI e ards the m(luslrm] prcblem than a mere trial of strength between In " fabinn the ,“ '”.‘ e i o mployers and wage-workers. Industrial peace and progress is mugglers have been [ New Britain Children's Home sce the f] 5 dent upon a :zcnex al understanding of this fact. | receiving some of the old Russian gold | performance of the p “Phe o Hl‘h‘c um”.l\'nr:lblc factor which continues to retard industrial rubles, which peasants had buried, [ Wishing Well,” to be repeated fo- recovery is the unbalanced relationship between values in the ::li;‘l:‘x!‘hfurn and in some instances dia- | morrow .vluh-‘runnr':n 4 0':'|(H;!l( at l|:u~ i i 5 ¢: i n il Camp School anditorium by tha Chil- different industries, resulting from the uneven fall of prices and T R B gampiRetcol alatigrium by ihe Sy wages. shawls which the Russian local Home, women wear over their heads on Sun The presentation of the play, which Although the exports of all meat day when they go to church are injtells the story of the failure of chil- products in 1921 increased 3 per greater demand than at any time since | dren to get real happiness out of cent. in pounds over those of 1920, |5 '8 troubles began and, accord- anted wishes which are purcly sel- hog products fared better than beef. ing to travelers, bring a fancy price|fish, and the joy that comes from an Cotton is about where it was at once these goods are landed on the|unselfish wish, hrought such enthu- beginning of March. As the other side. siasm when it was given last Tuesday, ryE general feeling in business l circles is one of strengthening confidence that the corner has been turned and that 1922 will be a better year than 1921, The improve- ment in fundamental conditions and in general feeling since the first of the year has been very marked; in- deed, from the middle of January to the first of March optimism was i s over-pronounced, and a moderate reaction in some lines has Warsaw, April 13.DPoland and | Boviet Russin are doing some trading |despite their difficulty in arranging o trade convention | © For months Potand has been send ing into Russia, by wagon and by 8 W, what Is most and one of the I spots in the Pacifle, Walpole which has been submerged ocean at least six times dications, was given here to i Mg 5 A. C. Mackay, 1% R, G 8, repr v . ; tive of the Austral Guano company of I'he stock market, which is the fsland prompt to reflect and even anticipate Walpole {s about 150 miles oust hy changes in fundamental «ulvihlhnn, south of Noumea and contair ot has heen creeping upward for the deposits of guano, With Surprise 1 last six months in & slow but per- land and the Chesterfield sistent movement which sll;.m\ls leased by tho Austral concern, It faith that better days are coming, «a limestone table, o et Railroad traffie, .l\vmlllx‘.l(ul by ocean accossible at only one the reports of car-loadings since the a break in the eliffs wher first of the ye have been running been cut ahead of last year, although Janu- Mackay said ary gross carnings were about 16 ‘markably clear per cent, helow those of the same oliffs of waior 1t month of 1921, On the ..vh“u hand that pumiee atd other sl the net carnings of 199 roads wer this curiously raised plattorm 7,421,605 in January against ring from excessive pessi sthat at least six times it must $28.331,956 in January, 1921, which mism, and that in th Hvl‘lm,\' HV:\ i been at or under sea love reflects the reduction in operating of things flu\ cconomic situation, (.” o if ot Marif cn 13 ¢ : traces of ancient huma expenses, given reasanable. fime, e e R T A Soviet Russian trade commission [ that the children of the MeAll them- : p o ok dovhr sin. Bauiniialy, ST PERR SQUsUDpHAN. DR LAYRE: SRR 0 [has been in Warsaw some time selves decided they wanted {0 give it [ American Jav. ! viously built by ma in March Imxl a \-.‘n.| .vn» tu..! \\:lv‘- ‘\n”x') -|,,];l.|1“|1‘n-"~fx(|‘n'\ni<‘m i:‘vlw AHNE anging purchases from the Poles and | again to aid the !_m al - Children's| I_f America restarts her rrnm'nvmu- coral cight and “;“,” ”“.m\‘[ ,]m e ,,"“\':“: rious 1‘{ the scason should be Iv’l‘lllfr»r the "‘. was announced recently that the|Home, Master Billy North, who made flife in (‘urm-rf! carlier than we do,” he tombs and ¢l ;‘ "““‘.‘_"“‘vl“"} ,‘l‘.]“’* ]" B first consignment of goods purchased |a real hit in his prologue and cpilogue | says, “our young folks whl line up s daveral oss «I,. ceulld B R L S L f el S officially by the Soviets would leave [has learned a new “piece” and it is|in thousands —seeking tickets for e B\ T s g t xv“ ( rtlll n,l.x ! |_|‘| (h"» f.yi;‘im-\: ‘;“' 4”“‘ ” wll\ o ||m]r‘<1r;||l|‘l‘ for it will hl»(yl!| for )Ir‘mm\\'. to be inserted into the play to be told «\mf‘xu"n. t'nu .onl_v chance to k[‘(w.p fan museum. . I'resh '\'{‘ll:l“'.‘r“l’\l:f“j‘ 5 R SRR R OI'l]|‘lIlTh‘;rl)|th:‘“!"‘l!‘(] is made up chiefly :;] HwHt‘luhll‘l-n as they play about H{:-mm;\'m‘n_:a:. ::{I)I\Tllil(t ]xll::li:‘::ln‘Im\'\‘f‘ COVETY two caves, Mack- Yl b e L Do wanus el 1 ol 7 materials manufactured in [ the well, ° not ye late to ¢ com- !nv:r:x“l“l:::\’"lx-“l”'vin ’;l‘\mw 5 ‘[\I u.ll :‘l'l'yllill|'|‘\I1r|‘|'|“{|»‘”(‘("(’-‘ :j:\:]l}m:. h%u"” fif.fn :;Ll)\‘\ul:v:h compensating bencfit to {Lodz The goods will be Ingured It is expected that a_dclegation of "";,..l,,..‘” “!,, c',n.nr: “F”.'"' ]‘{ e do merly there was a much greater land Dexrine that “the wondilion. -of the Prospects Encouraging against theft, the insurance company|parents and children will come from [ not ‘L“‘nlnr:]"“i'"‘z we ].slmvlll soon have surface than at present ‘ Kansas wheat crop was critical and On the whole there scems to be furnishing armed guards (o convey | Plainvilla to se the performance, —fover, 20,000 Fwedes leaving us an- Prehistoric Habi getting worse every day, and then a good basis for believing that agri= F:’\‘\,';:}"{:'v < all the way from War- . By e BTafenni audoubiod slgng came snow and rain, and the culture in all branches will have a aw to the Soviet cupital,” furiorlofhabilation, he sald pect is mow reported good for a better market for the next crop than golesrite the famine in Russia the | gound in places, where the guano ce Jarge crop. The world situation in for the last one. The farmer's costs s ment. has permitted caviar to 15 gASHERDUtosthe, GoTRY. the Toinains of wheat is closcly balanced and any are declining, and we believe that be sent out of the country because of the horned turtle which I am in important news is likely to have the necessary —readjustments to he high price it brings. There has Eivmed have boen: found nowhére cla more than the usual eficet. Aus- bring industry into balance require been but little genuine Russian caviar EREIRELUutouLlr America, and Lord tralia and Argentina are both ex- that they shall continue to decline. on the world markets since the great plave siand. porting frecly. New wheat from It is in the interest of all business war began, Mackay said thal probably the for India will be available within a that the farmers, the most numer= In December Jast Russia exported to mer inhabitants had escaped in boats month, and the harvest is only three ous class in the country, shall have foreign countries through Latvia alone when the occan rose and subime months off in this cou a fair show in the field. With agri- more than 130,000 pounds of caviar, the island or that they had end of the crop y cultural production increasing in some of which was sent to the United States. Other exports included Sydney, N seription ot one of the the world April 14 [ ] ) o ] ] ] ) ] ) ) (] ] o) ] o) ) ) [ ) ) ] enta =l roup, it 1 from 11 colored peasant Emigrate to By Thousands to that th Amcrica This Year, indicatic rise in prices of farm ]»(whh.~ It came so casily and naturally as to demonstrate that the country had been suffering from excessive pes Stockholm, April 14.—Dr. Adrian Molton, leader of the Anti-I2migration Ifederation in Sweden, confidently an- ticipates that Swedish emigration will considerably increase this year and will soon reach the limit fixed by suceessive RS T R would re- Gramn prices I'rading in all lines is on a short order basis, Foreign buyers wish to avoid the risks of exchange fluctuations so far as possible, anc in the domestic trade there is a pros- pect that in some lines, particu- larly clothing and textiles, prices may be lowe There is general agreement, however, that both at home and abroad stocks have been worked down to the minimum and that there must be constant buying to meet the demands for current consumption. This is one respect in which the situation is decidedly more favorable than it was in the latter part of 1920 and throughout most of 1921, The steel industry has made a marked recovery, the United States Steel Corporation now operating at about 70 per cent. of acity and the independent companies in the aggregate at probably 60 per cent. When it is considered that produc- nine n-shell 1 stri cimens which ted to the Austral- | water gupplics érop Leyden University w founded in by William of Orange. Pros- Three world fairs have been held in the United States since 1893, tains and varnishes in one operation Hoors, chairs, bureaus, desks, and woodwork drowned in the rising tide, ent population of the isl six white men, 100 Loyalty islande these islanders serve monotonous than it would he othe wise, Mackay said. Poultry goats are raised for food while etables and fruits grow The to make life I¢ pounds in weight. are the main divisions of the dents. On Sundays landers hold two which the whole church population The pres- | consists of 30 Japanese and about singing of and veg- 2luxiiantly, tomatoes growing rge as 2% Cricket and fishing resi- the Loyalty is- services, attend, tion capacity Iv.n« igereased about per cent. since before the war, it will be scen that this'is far from a sgate of stagnation, he implement industry, althoug! still far from normal, is much better than at this time last year, and that is the case also with the automobile industry, and even more so with the building industry. The figures for the latter are quite remarkabie, per- mits in 161 citics aggregating $132.909,000 in February last, against $50,433,167 in February, 921, opinions about the m.wp.u s give w to realitics. There have been two positive opinions as to whether or not this country was sclling itself short, but the opinion is now gen- eral that there will be enough to go around. Corn and oats always are in- fluenced more or less by wheat, and both are down irom the top. The stocks in the cent markets are well up to storage capacity, and the speculative market is not inclined The price of corn minated in the long run ¢ of live stock, particu- Europe the farmer cannot expect the prices of his products to go back to the high levels due to the war, and if he has made mistakes of judgment by buying property at high prices he has lots of company among people who are not farmers, but he has a right to expect that one way or another, his products shall have a purchasing power in re- lation to other commodities and services equal to that of before the war. We do not think that much can be done by means of legislation to sccure this to him, but are posi- tive in'our opinion that economic TO GIVE PL Little McAll Thespians Will Repeat “The some of the little people living at the leaf, tobacco, furs, un- kerosene and bristles. TOMORROW THE JOHN BOY Wishing Well” Paint Supply House F is being made to have VARN | SH Madein clear varnish, and all stain colors “Save the surface and you save all™ LE CO. ranklin Square he said. OLDEST TWINS ARE 00 YEARS OF AGE Celebrate Birthday Anniversary by Working on Farm in Kansas law will bring it to him, and we counsel all other groups to cheers fully accord it to him as rightfully due. The Situation in Agriculture The chief (ar.nr in the change of dred ic sentiment which has cccurred since of the the first of the year has been the g+ very! s. ‘Ten dollars per hun- hogs mean that a large part corn crop is heing marketed profitable prices. Hold ’Er, Joan, She’s Arearin’! Sage, Allen & Co., Inc. HARTFORD, CONN. wsvarmnrwonne, [ iiee® % 4 1 A Thousand Beautifu CiarAaN B | | Trimmed Hats for Easter $5.00 $7.50 $10.00 $12.50 To $50.00 Ohjoans — “Work.” Each of the |phankroll of the club owners. : £ F . g0 : Cheatwood twins owns a farm and| «phe swing of his bat is terrible but Y ; = ot cworks on its daily, still being able 10 | (e swisn et i1 pen L deadiior i : e il i g peCIa port ats vs | ’ 5 keep pace thh a farm worker "Ihrv«"r - lthe staid Avenir, re ing (o the slgh- score and ten years their junior. |jhe of the 10,000 for Pleas of relatives for the twins to re- |y tire, always have provoked | “Our chief enjoyment in life BABE RUTH’S FAME 'l SPREADS TO EUROPE | ratives of the Super Slugger's Leavenworth, April 14.—Friends of Exploits James and Joel Cheatwood, twins who celebrated their ninetieth birthday an- niversary last October 11 on the farm of the former near here, are prone to |the ocean and dispute the claim of the Woodville, [ have reeently been filled with the | 0., twins, William H. Sr., and Henry | narrative of the super siugger's cx- | Bruns, to the title of “oldest living |plo | twins in the United States,” at the | He of the 59 home runs is not being | age of 88. |exalted in France for the number of | The recipe for long life of the |fences he has driven the ball over Paris, April 14. fame of 3abe ~The Ruth has French publications | great at last crossed | reported 3 Iive i @ L . , i We are prepared for the great throng of Easter shoppers Saturday. Fully a thousand new Hats is : i ‘ . 3 to grect you. Paris is here—the Parisian ideas that make new millinery so attractive. And chic hats PR R Enjoament i lfe Je yorks ° fresh from New York designers, who are pressing Paris close for supremacy. Trimmed Hats for all oc- pR s 1 e ] MM”!}W the Paris Midi comr casions at all prices—just a little better hat for any given price than you will find elsewhere. A special sy a 3 s ably “Iive hundred dollars in Sport Hats to wear with the new Slip-over or Tuxecdo Sweaters, $2.98. Worth much more. would have died long ago.” Bitbine 3 Tamebrll 1AL s ) g ;e 3 UNTRIMMED HATS ON THIZ MAIN FLOOR ...ccv0.s ' vt s bl Introducing Futurist Athletic Underwear ary, .].!n'; rrnmrki!\l “I'm - going 1o h ot keep right on working and whistlin » rpoes Bebe RuLH'| That more people may hecome acquainted with FUTURIST ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR, and mak- ing its friends confirmed in their friendship, the I°UTURIST company have given Sage, Allen & Co., Inc., tune as long as I can.”” So strikin 3 -0 tol buster. the resemblance between the e e ‘:"i:"‘”if]"-.--m to ust fete. Here she is whoopin’ her up after she heard of her election. the opportunity of offering to the women of Hartford and vicinity these three special suits at popular prices. 288 Futurist Union Suits 98¢ each “Sunday clothes” and their e et ave BanE Bl To7 beard trimmed, it is icult to tell e oty z the covers off baseballs, s cap in 4 bored way each Women's athletic union suits with hemstitched bodice top and hemstitched shoulder straps. Ilesh and white. Material is one-inch check dimity. Sizes 34 to 46 at one price. Garments made with the usual care and finish of IMuturist garments, offered at a price that should interest all. them apart. Like the Bruns twins d the home plate after UNION SUITS $1 25 ithe Cheatwoods also are pioneers, “having settled in Kar g B s 0% vears i1 1ond, yet he on the Srev B 1 heard of in igned for the re- year. Women's athletic union suits, inch check, made in flesh, white. These are of e (ld, fine qual- ity dimity. Well made and perfect fitting. Hem- stitched top and strap. Sizes 36 to 44. Tailor-Made Suits for Easter At Very Low Prices Excellent quality tricotine and Poiret Twill, lined throughout with a protes The virtuoso of the home is work- | 4159 an see in the t run $1.00 could hit ol anonymous wpiter in the “Tiesides the v wh I ers from bt also earn: keep severa says Comoes Joan Elmer Woodbury, 6, is the She has been named Queen of the San Francisco May « YOUN’{""ST DIPLOMAT | English clothes and look more like | gty f [Spaniards than representatives of a | hermit Kingdom of Asia. Sirdar Abdul told an interviewer that three newspapers were now pub- | lished in Afghanistan, all evening pa- pers and that there were also about 1 dozen weckly newspapers and mag- azines. time L cireuit tri farms ol D GOES ON STRIKE Man Who Pirst Envoy of Afghanistan to Great " NO EASTER SUITS Hat o Britain Takes Up Headquarters in London—I1s 30 Years Old. London, S——— matic Britain taken up his only 30 1 the diplomatic held by Dr. 3 Koo of China. Spull R o S| The ministes April 14— The first diplo- Afphanistan to Great| Brown and bluish-green eyes photo- Abdul Hadi Khan, has|graph best for the screen, jnarters in London. He - - & youngest member| There are 1200 persons in the per- a distinction | sonal retinue of the pope. Wellington | S nnlumun prior to Trimmed Whiskers of envay of Sirdar French Blucheard Would Capitalize anil Teve Yumde of Guods. Jor His Fame. Furs |18 of the Glad Raus in Odessa-——Wear 288 FUTPRIST ATHLETIC 132 FUTURIST ATHLETIC UNION SUIT e IYine voile uthlmm suits one inch open lace stripe and fiber silk stripe. I'lesh and white. Sizes 36 to 44, Hemstitched top and strap. Main I'lgor Corps, Paris, April 14 trimmed the beard of Ol dru, the “Bluebeard” 1 t | y executed for killing boy and cut the ir of 1 f or ole 1 | e prisoner, has ) times Only in Daylizht. previously Envelopes were and his staff wear ournals | new have cloth shion make of rough Brlghten Your Home and Light- en Your Labor With Never-Scar LAVA-VAR! thnrx_nns dec i unknown quan- obtained a t ' s for the unlucky. reason of his s I i i ) « cloaks or furs expects now that he 1 fOr woar the he day but at himself that many s will ’ 1 ome. If they did un'k_ mm[ ;“ obtain fir ) st they would be robbed in the mation o he time d A DURABLE 2| FLooR VARNISH ’iLTon SIBLEYACO” theater travel for protection z hits very hard them said to should like to —— AND OINTMENT —— et nice clothos.” s nice cloth e 7 At Clear the M\m (RIS RN AT Foel ot \hroad \ ' 1 Clear l-Dhnvr':l’hlrnm Db rver rtere o e if we got L!nnmr u!‘ Dealer's "' gz 83 Myrtle Strecet. LAWA WA @ $19.75 $25.00 4 $55.00 FLOOR F l Nl very extensive assortment of tweed suits in all colors. Sizes 16 to 44. - . ] O — ) to the favcy silk crepe or peau de cygne. $49..)0 Modish new suits, featuring the long coat, youthful box models Felton, Sibley&Co. 1 Incorporatid PHILADELPHIA\ By P and the costume suit. and . very ty more by the Here « 1 dressed alike and so long perhaps it is best | woula b poor contra and as we Yoy Sie Kelley, Hundreds of suits to choose from, making selection a pleasure, Our .s(n;-l\s are complete, [ e Y m!_ PALACE 4 Days Starting Sunday JACKIE COOGAN in the season’s greatest “MY BOY” A that asphalt \|...‘ liscovered in Oklahoma. more or less in rag food enough we stay in Russia." Lake Ney ir Ireland, is t lake British Isles,