New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1922, Page 2

PICTURES Values From $1.50 to $5.00 Special $1.00 —0— GEM RAZORS 89¢ —0— EVEREADY RAZORS 89¢ —0— SHAVING BRUSHES 59¢ —0— VISCOUNT CIGARS 4c —0— PHOEBE SNOW TALCUM 9¢ —0— PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO 39¢c —0— COCOA-CASTILE SOAP 99¢ Dozen —0— CHOCOLATE CHERRIES 59c b —0— TALC EGYPTIAN 19¢ The ])—;c—kinson Drug Co. 169-171 MAIN ST. BIBLE CLASS HEADS MEET AT PARSONAGE Organize White Army With Dr. J. E. Conger General Tt was decided to organize a White army at a session of the members of the executive committee of Every- man’s Bible class last evening, as guests of Rev. and Mrs. John L Davis, at the Methodist parsonage, 42 Cedar street. Dr. J. E. Conger was chosen, unanimously, to be general of the new army and assumed his duties immediately. Approve Class Paper. A vote of confidence and approval of the E. B. C. News was passéd and the plans of the management of that paper to charge an annual subscrip- tion price of 50 cents per year to de- fray postage, were endorsed, To Reorganize Class. Plans were started towards a re- organization of the class before the meetings resume in the fall Pro- posed changes in the by-laws and con- stitution were left in the hands of At- torney Mortimer H. Camp for con- sideration and re-submission to the committee, These proposed changes then will be submitted to the mem- bership of the class for final action. To Have Comptroller, One of the changes plans to make the ehairman of the finance commit- tee, class comptroller to O. K. all bills before the sameé may be con- tracted. It was voted to6 borrow $100 to pay off some outstanding bills A financial report will be sent to the members. City Items Martha chapter, O. E. £, will hold the last regular mee of the gsea- son Thursday at 7 o'clock. The usual afternoon social will be held at| 2:30 and supper at 6:30 o'clock, There will be an important meeting of the Hardware City Baseball Leagua managers in the Hportsman's Ex- change on the railroad arcade, this evening at 8 o'clock. Meet me at Schmarr's' for dinner. —advt John Samsel of 4 Beatty street and Miss Marte E. Rouillard of 270 High street, were married this morning at 9 o'clock in St. Mary's church by the Rev. John T. Winters, pastor. Have the Heraid follow you on your wacation. 18¢c a week. Cash with order. —advt, Mr. and Mrs. John Maloney of Btanley street are rejoicing on the Birth of a daughter born yesterday. Ten percent. discount at H. L. Mills hardware store, Wednesday, Bargain Day.—advt. Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Kane of 5 Ledge court, are receiving congratu- lations on the birth of a nine-pound daughter, Mr. Graham's reunion daneing elasses at Lake Compounce, Friday. —advt. Winthrop counqil, Liberty, will hold their regular meet- ing tomorrow evgming in O. U. A. M Ball. The captyine of the teams will hold & .ptchj/ meeting in the parlor. 8. and D. ot/ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922, “MOTION PlCTURE ORFER George Bernard Shaw Wonld Receive $100,000 a Year for Two Films Pro- duced. London, June 20.--George Bernard Bhaw has hean offered $100,000 a year for five years by an American syndicate to produce two motion-ple- ture @ims each year The author made ghis announcement himself at a dinner of the Society of Authors in London. Declaring that the cinema rights of a single story might be worth $50,000, he uprged young au- thors not to be too ready to give con- eessions to cinema producers or lit- sald, thers was unfortunately no ab- solute standard of honesty. “A man who sells a tabls or a chair charges no more than the cost of the article plus a reasonable percentage of profit,”” he said, “but nothing of the kind applies to the publishing, theatrical or cinema business. The truth is the whole thing is a gamble, and producers who make perhaps one success in 10 or 20 ventures want to make that success pay for all fail- ures.” MEXICAN COTTON CROP, Mexico City, June 20—Reports from cotton-growing districts, especjally from the Laguna region where the greater part of the crop {s produced, indicate that there will be a shortage l erary promoters, among whom, & New he over normal production this year of almost 100,000 bales. The poor har- vest {s due to eontinued droughts, GERMAN PRICES LOW Contract Work for Developing Power at Jordan Falls, Given to That Country. Near Jerusalem, Jerusalem, June 20.—Much of the materjal that is to be used in the work of developing the hydraulic power of the falls of the Jordan, near the Sea of Galllee, will be acquired from German firms. Their prices are said to be one-half those of British houses, and considerably below those of American bidders. The plan includes the construction of a dam on the Jordan River at the point where it {ssues from the Sea of Galilee; a large storage reservoir; irrigation canals, and the installation of electric generating stations. Amer- fean-Jewish organizations are sald to be largely interested in the project. The contract has been awarded to Pinhas Rutenberg, a Russian engin-. eer, by the British government. Mr. Rutenberg 18 now in the United States seeking financlal aupport for the proj- ect. The work will involve an ex- penditure of $10,000,000 and the em- ployment of 8,000 men. The Rus- slan contractor also will undertake to draw eectric power from the Auja River to light the ancient city of Jaffa and the communities of Tel Aviv, Ramleh and Petach Tikweh, He is allowed two s in which to h 't operations. 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