New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1922, Page 12

MOTHER! Clean Baby’s Bowels with “California Fig Syrup” £\ ol Millions of mother genuine California 1ig and freshe bahy bowels. When the has wind, c« ed tongu Syrt little Contai drugs. Ask your “California 17 directions p children of on hottle “California’ 3 tation fig syrup. PINCHOT STEAGILY INCREASES LEAD Babie as “ull wrms, and plainly printed You must say 1 may get an imi- Pepper Has Walkover in Cnly i‘ Other Contest Philadeiphia increase in h Gen. George nomination for vania was mair ford Pinchot, as promine May Itoosevelt in 1912 and Pinchot jumped into last night when 7,934 districts in the ed their unofficial ret day's primary and nearly every addi tional district heard from increased " Lwill be ' | manent develc | scheme Jack Dempsey was in Berlin. forward to shake his hand. The oZological Garden station was jammed. Hats w accorded a reception seldom given to a foreign visitor when he arrived ere waved and hundreds pressed GOLF COURSE WOULD | ‘ COST ABOUT $25,000 | | Park Commission Has Project Up For Consideration With Sufficient Funds To Be Provided Soon e golf course, such as is 1 petition sented to council and referred by to the park commission would cost between $20,000 City Engineer Joseph D, stimates. at body iast ni and ) Williams The petitioners have requested that | ard procee out such a| in the 1d” to be known as the park. This | a part for the per- t park and 1 to lay of 1 of the since it i one clopment ue that the now | work shouid board to |the liquor and CLERGYMAN DENIES HE IS UNFROCKED Rev. G. C. Richmond of Evanston, ‘Wyo., Explains That He Only Vacated Pastorate. May 18.—The Rev. G. C. Raymond, former minister of: Evanston, Wyo., today denied the hed statement that he had been untrocked by Bishop Thomas of (he Episcopal church in Wyoming. In speaking of the happenings be- fore he left Evanston, Wyo., Mr. It mond said that he had been so tive in reform work mbling interes { aulted and mobbed | been requested to h by these int ts ton He also said s work and bitier violations of the had re- Denver, Colo., Lad been and that he give up his p and to leave that bec he minister to fight the vices of drink- ing and gamoling.” Mr. Richmond said he had come to Denver with the intention of mak- ing his home here. CHICAGO TO EUROPE IN BUT SEVEN DAYS Zroducts Manufactured in Windy City Being Rushed to England in Attempt For Record. 0, May 18.—Products manu- ed in Chicago may be delivered rope in seven days if the race started today under the auspices of the Chicago association of commerce proves successful. It is hoped to es- tablish a record for the fastest freight shipment from Chicago to Southamp- ton, England, and to prove the neces- sity for a fast package freight service from here to Europe. By use of a special forty-eight hour freight train over the New York Cen- tral, a car float loading arrangement will be started SBaturday morning, “This attempt to prove the possibil- freight service between Chicago and urope I8 one of the hardest jobs Chicago businessmen have ever tried"” W. L. Ware, trade commissioner for the associatiyn of comroerce sald, el PEACE OF WORLD IS IN- FARMERS' HANDS Rural Communities and Tillers of the Soil Can Control: Warld, Speaker Declares. Cleveland, May 18.-—Addressing the Ivlr'k‘mlll‘fl of the Ameriocan branah of the world alliance for international Ifriendship through the churches on'| “world agriculture and country life," Kenyon L. Butterfield, president of the Massachusetts College of Agricul- ture at Amherst yesterday said per- manent world peace and the forging of the tieg of friendship among na- tions rested largely in the hands of the people of rural communities and the tillers of the soil, “Two-thirds of the world's popula- tion live in rural communities” he said “yet for the last 20 years the farmer has been neglected or ex- ploited and has had little or no rep- resentation in the great world move- ments, Today the American farmer is powerful and strongly organized and there is a sense of world solidar- ity creeping in among the farmers for the first time in the world's history. “The farmers I believe, are habitual- ly a peaceful people and there is no group to which the appeal for per- manent peace and universal brother- hood. seems more hopeful than the farmer." HUDNUT GOING WEST Who Recently Father of Actress Wedded “The Sheik,” Has Not Been at Office for Several Days, New York, May 18.—Winifred Hud- nut Valentino, who started east last night, leaving behind her actor bridegroom, whose legal right to marry her has been questioned, may pass her father, Richard Hudnut, per- fume manufacturer, on the road. At his offices today, it was said he had not been in for several days and it was thought he had gone to Los Angeles. Members of the office staff said Mr. Hudnut had closed up his home here recently and was living at a hotel. Efforts to locate him were unavailing. ity and the necessity of fast packet|of the 12, e S St 7 e et b et A s MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Announcement has been made here this Miss Raymond Patterson of Miss Istelle Mietzkowskl, of ty to marriage in Meriden on April |p M iowski was a graduuts of the lovs ligh school and had made n repitation us a singer about the city . Pattorson 12 a veteran of the navy. The young couple are living You'll Say So— ‘ % - o There isn’t a man in this town . who is going to have smarter- looking oxfords this Spring than " the fellows who wear the new Walk-Over model we show here. It has the right swing to it, the latest toe shape, the new round- ed edge; and when it comes to the quality you look for and ex- pect, all we need to say to you is—it’s a Walk-Over. $6.50 and $9.00 David Manning’s isth-Cver Shoe Store 211 Main St. for in New York and the world's largest a pas-|steamship, the Majestic, it is hoped to make the shipmse exactly one week. A. W. McL: , traffic man- ager of Morris and Co. has charge of the experiment. The shipment left here at 1:30 a. m. today and the trip across the ocean With 426 precincts missing. Pinchot early today had a lead c 39, the unofficial vote in the 7,608 districts reporting givi total of 4¢ 442 against 487,803 U. S. Senator Pepper had a walk over in the only other contest in th republican pa defeating Congre man at large William J. Burke for the nomination for the unexpired term of the late Senator Penrose by a hig ma- jority. Returns from 6,256 districts cut of 7,034 gave Pepper a major of more than 211,000 Four of the 30 re of the Pennsylvania delegation apparently Latest figures show that Repr tivs Evan Jones, Benjamin K. Charles R. Connell and Anderson H. Walters were beaten. Several women were nominated for | ¥ the state legislature to be voted for next November, by both republicans Ohiroh and democ Two women were |=1UrC Mominated by the. demiocrats for yeps| nockefelle Charles I". 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