New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1922, Page 10

10 Advertising ind uces a first sale E———l SIS But “Quality” alone maKes permanent custom "SALA All = XEl.A Once tried, is never forsaKen . Sealed pacliets only Black,Green or mixed WEEKS | CATHOLIC CHURCHES Annonncements M Pulpits Yesterday e From | a month's mind mass I'riday morn- There will be at St. Mary's rel Ing at 0 oo'clo Banns of m for the first tim tweer Joseph Willinms Kiley Friday month and 7 ment will he exposed a fees will be held in o'clock Confessions be heard Thursday ning and for the chi'drer ernoon. The census has been complet the annual cc wili next Sunday June devotions wil evening at & o'cloc every evening Benediction will day and Friday oy The paro observe Memorial Tuesday morning decora the grave cemet will mee ceased soldiers who may ed to at lock T They will see that orated : Saturday i st o the e\ve I'en Trinity Sun which the | formed is two we At St Danns of for the first Tediton and tween George Mary E. Cody. Peter's taken up next The Children Communion in a bod mass next Sunday. rring ve published Charles iy Agnes [t is the Masse The P for adult will | ¥ Friday aft- |y ind eve a and Iy ¥ lection Uken up K and will be ¢ the = month:! duri be held on nings Day il b unattend morning a fu being of t Sunday on L T yesterduy ster 5y per- dose 1arriags time Helen T between Murnane and Metoldrick e and WMl Pence collection Sund: Defies Age By Using Howard’s Brutiermilk Cream for Complexion Lvery Woman Who Values Her | Complexion and Good Looks Shoulil | Read This. | los Angeles, L= Same writes 8. Janie Bolin ply of vour wonderful All I can say is They take 1t is posit cal lroks. transform one’s « the highest p emmended Creams and So. ket but have never found as Buttermilk Creain arn clnged cherk will o f otiher supply from my dru howx muc 1 use.'"" first hut 1 did apprec enjoyed Howard's you. It application o ut- astonis ore beauty almost magic but the wonderful thing while it the 1izoless complexion to ra raies red or rough enowy white, yet ther est sign of its use. from sight and th phere will not produce iness or ess of the It is abs nd will neither produce nor stimulate the growth hair. Within 24 hours Howard Cream ie guaranteed to worl transformation. It cannot cally send 10 cents ( or stamps) generous trial packasr \th Cream $oap. Howard Bros Buffalo, N, ¥ harmless ttermilk PROGRAMIN - o'cloek in the Stadler, T=—=—= The y Scout troop will meet at 30 o'clock Thursday evening. The publie school children will at- end Instructions at 9 o'clock Saturday norning Confessions for the first e heard Tharsday afternooh and eve- ing. Masses will at and 7 morning and ‘devotions at 7 in the Friday will he hetd 40 o'clock venir FLOATING “BREAD LOAN" Russia Adopts New Methad of Tiding People Over During Hard Months, (By “hr Associated 1d loan" the Moscow, May The internal sovict government's first security ven- | launched with a value n million poods of rye (a pood about 36 pounds) i Subscriptions are acceptable in cur- eney at a fixed rate of four million per pood and the loan is' at it equals thirty-eight rillion rubles. It is rcdeemable at' in December and Jafuary, pay-' nent to be in grain. Ry this means the government ex- ects to obtain funds for the summer mergencies, and at the same time vithdraw a large proportion of the urrency from circulation at the time | f the harvest, ure has heen 1ed POLICE ESCORT. Chief William J. Rawlings ed that the following po- will act as an escort in the Day parade tomorrow: Dart, Jogeph Kennedy, Wil- Souney, Bdward Kiley, John Michael T and Delbert Veley. The men will assemble at hewdquarters at 1:30 o'clock in full uniform, Police 148 annour men rorial irc HER MURDERER IS T.YNCHED. NEA Ga., (By Davishoro, Kitchens, rur wh Billy weeks, *and s shot to by Che . 15-year-old who wanted the machine the driv Kitchens was driving through a swamp when Atkins & out and demanded she stop. . girl reached for a revolver as Atkins shot her in the face with a shotgun, Atkins then dragged her body to a swamp, where it was found later, and drove the machine home. A posse captured Atkins, girl wa Mrs. along a coad flogged him, strung him up and then pumped ' his body full of lead. Paris is considering the equipment o fairplanes with fire extinguishing Lombs. l Beginning Monday, May 29th, Our Pri;es for Wet Washes Will Be 75¢ for 25 Ibs.—All Over 25 Ibs Will Be 3c per Ib Union Laundry Co., Inc. Cleaners And Dyers 266 ARCH STREET. Reduction in Prices AT NEW “RITAIN DAILY HERALD, [86TH ANNIVERSARY OF HENRY'S BIRTH Famous Orator of Revolutionary Period Remembered Today - Richmond, Va., May 20.—Today is the 186th anniversary of the birth of Patrick Henry in Studle Hanover county, Va, and the 167th anniver- sary of his submission to the Virginia | house of burgesses here of a series | of resolutions which inflamed the pub- lic mind against the stamp-act and made him leader of the colony., He offered the resolutions nine days aft- | er taking his seat in the house and | they were opposed by all the mem- | bers who had been leaders of the | body up to that time Resolutions Adopted. The resolutions proposed by Henry on May 29, 1765, defined the rights of the colony and pronounced the |stamp act unconstitutional and sub- versive of British and Amerfcan lib- erty., Henry advocated the resolu- tons in a speech which Thomas Jef- ferson described as surpassing any he had heard. Five of them were carried, the last by a majority of one. All of them were published, and inspired open antagonism to the existing British rule. Borm in 1730, Henry, acclaimed by John Rudolph of Roanoke as Shakespeare and Gar- rick combined, was born in 1736, son of John Henry, a Scotsman, and Sarah Winston, who was of English descent. His paternal grandmother was a cou- sin of an historiun William Robert- son, and of the mother of Lord Brougham. Henry contributed to the opening of the regions west of the thirteen orig- inal states by sending out, as gover- nor of Virginia in 1777, the expedi- tion under George Rogers Clarke which won from the British the ter- Iritory northwest of the Ohio river. He was a persistent advocate of the Am- erfcan right to free navigation of the Mississippi, the mouth of which was held by the Spanish. Spoke on Slavery. The Virginian foretold the abolition lof slavery in an address delivered June, 1788, hefore the state conven- tion that ratified the federal consti- tution. In this connection he said, *Slavery is detested. We feel its fatal effects; we deplore it with the pity of humanity."” NEW SMOKE SCREEN Navy Department Working on Fog Effects Washington, May 29.—Having or- iginated the first smoke screen ever used by any navy, the American navy now developing a new smoke screen. Instead of the dense black smoke used by the German navy in escaping the British fleet in the bat- tle of Jutland, the new-fangled Am- erican screen for ship operations to be a dense fog and made at a con- siderable saving of money. In disclosing the navy department’s experiments with the new fog screen tear Admiral Robinson, chief of the bureau of engineering, told a senate committee that it was believed the fog screen would be even more im- penetrable than the old black smoke clouds. The latter are made by feed- ing too much fuel in the ship boil. This, Admiral Robinson said, was costly, wasting fuel and fouling boiler tubes. In some cases it we ened boiler walls and was dangerous, he said. is perfecting plans to make the fog screen by feeding oil above the boil- ers, just below the smoke outlets, and Admiral Robinson said the ex- periments so far justify belief that is ors, the new fog screen will be more N’-‘ ! fective and less costly. | { Children have to acquire a taste for ‘gweets; it is not one of their natural | traits, says a scientist. Earth of various sorts, from all parts of the world, is used by a well- | known artist in making up his colors. | ]} Phone 904 ’ iticipate in the “commencement Mon- The engineering bureau now || CANNOT USE FLAG FOR ADVERTISING State Law Provides Penalty for Misuse of Colors MONDAY, MAY 9, 1922, . City Items Big Jewelry wale at Henry Morans', advt, I'red Hollfelder of Walsh & Holl- relder Cigar store ‘'who has been con- ! fined to his home for the last week is slightly improved, Wet wash prices reduced to 76¢ for 26 1bs. Union Laundry Co.—advt, | Stella Rebekah lodge will haold a regular meeting Friday evening, fol- | lowed by a social time, Big half price sale all this' week, With Memorial Day Tuesday and Independence Day but i littie over a month awny, there seems a tendency on the part of some thoughtless persons to use the Tnited States flag for advertising ) #)08¢s, |1"or the henefit of any per.eas who might be inelined to do this, attention is called to the law of the state touch- ling upon this matter, | Section 6467 of the general statutes 1s in part as follows: ““Any person who in any manner for exhibition or display, puts or causes to be placed any inscription, picture, design, device, symbol, name, advertisement, word, character, mark or notice upon any flag, standard, col- or or ensign of the United States or state flag of this state, or ensign evi- dently purporting to he either of sald flags, standards, colors or ensigns, or who in any manner appends, annexes or affixes to any such flag, standard, color or ensign, any inscription, pie- ture, design, device, symbol, name, advertisement, word, mark, notice or token, or who displays or exhibits or causes such display or exhibit of such flag so marked . or who pub- licly misuses, mutilates, tramples up- on or otherwise defiles, or puts indig- nity upon any of said flags shall be fined not more than $100 or impris- oned not more than six months or both." There is a provision exempting flags the property of or used in the service of the United States or the state, which are marked with the names of actions, words, marks or symbols which are placed thereon pursuant to law or guthorized regulations. The use of the flag is permitted in advertisements of the United States, such as those seeking recruits for the army or navy or to advertise its gov. ernmental activities, and which are in no way connected with comregrece. The whole idea is the flag must not be commercialized, and persons should be very careful when using the flag in decorating store windows net to violate the provisions of this law. There is a tendency on the part of some to use a picture of the flag in their newspaper advertisements and while the Jaw does not specifically state that this may not be done, there is no doubt but that it might be con- strued as using the flag for advertis- ing purposes. coming next HARDI NT Attends Commencement Day Exercises At U. S. Naval Academy. Annapolis, Md., May 29.—The hun- dreds attending the gradua‘ 'n exer- cises at the [United States naval academy today received complete surprise when the yach#Mazflower on which President Harding left Wash- ington Saturday with Mrs. Harding and a party of friends for a cruise down Chesapeake Bay dropped anchor fiere to permit the president to par- day” program. There had been no announcement prior to the departure of the Mayflower of the intention to stop at Annapolis and the plan was revealed only last night from the White House. After lunching with Admiral Wil- son, superintendent of the academy the president had planned to remain to review the midshipmen and wit- ness the annual baseball game be- tween Annapolis and West Point. Goldenblum Millinery Co,, Y, MeC. A, Bullding, New Britain,—Advt. Morris Brin of New York, gold to- day through the Camp Real Estate company, a store and three family house on Btanley street to Louls and Molly Horwitz. Mr, ‘Horwitz Is to open a store there, l.et us shampoo your ruge and car- pets. Union Laundry Co.—advt. LENINE ON VAGATION But Is Spending It in Country Work- In‘z-—lem Rest to Recuperate After Recent Operation, Moscow, May 29 (By:.Assoclated Press)—Premier Lenine, yielding to the importunities of his associates, has gone to the country for a two months holiday to recuperate after his re- cent operation, but insists on spend- ing his vacation in working, accord- ing to Boris Reinstein, who is in close touch with the premier, . "I saw Lenine a few days ago be- fore he left for the country,” said Reinstein, “and if I had not known he had undergone an operation 1 would not have believed it. He ap- peared fit and fine; he was alert and laughing, and reports that he is a physical and nervous wreck are ridi- culous. “Naturally he is tired. No man could have undertaken his tasks for the last five years and be otherwise but quiet, simple living has left him a solid physical foundation.” EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS ENDS Impressive Services At Rome Close With Singing of Te Deum. Rome, May 29 (By Associated Press) — The eucharistic congress which has been in progress here since Wednesday last was solemnly closed today with a Te Deum sung by the massed choirs of the Vatican-in the presence of Pope Pius, the Cardinals present in Rome, a great throng of prelates and 60,000 pilgrims who had been attending the congress. The atmosphere was tense with feel- ing at this crowding ceremonial of the impressive world gathering of Catholics in the Holy City. When Pope Plus entered St. Peter’'s an emo- tional wave seemed to sweep over the vast throng. The Pontiff himself ap- peared profoundly moved as he lifted his hand to impart the blessing, and cries of ‘long live the Pope, ‘viva >jus’ echoed throughout the edifice. Wellesley Girls Work Hard as Fire Fighters Wellesley, May 29.—Young women students of Wellesley college formed re lines today to save the furnish- ings of Mathison House, one of the college houses, during a fire in an ice house a shore distance away. The ice house wis destroyed but college employes and the local fire depart- ment preventéd the flames from spreading further. Mathison House is headquarters of the reading and speaking departments. Italy has not a single coal mine in all her territory. Two women are members of the Kansas City board of aldermen. | | Here is the special rule for fl as a matter of etiquette. ON | MEMORIAL i BAY Memorial half - mast flag until From noon to sunset fly from top. Always in half-masting the first run it to the top of the mast. g Also run half-masted flag to the top before hauling 1t Remember and Stripes 2 the place forefront, the The colors touch deck of a bo: On Day the noon. th flag, a —use the -sew the —twist the tising. —let ground. always holds the place of honor, right or the forefront. " On Displaying the Flag Rules as Given by the American Legion Weekly and a number of general rules w IN BRIEF of honor, highest the ground or the DON'T— handkerchief. sofa pillow. fantastic shapes. use the flag in adver- the flag touch the In parades, the Stars and Stripes ying the flag on Memorial Day, hich should always be observed the always claims the or Stars In the hori- zontal posi- tion the starry field should be at upper left. right, elevation. should never he at. flag as a flag ontn a flag into [} | 1 ( i Vertically, the field should be at upper right. 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