New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1922, Page 14

4 N gt 1k NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, . THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1922. HI[iH S[;Hl][]l FRAT ; ‘;Turkéy-"s George W;shivngt;')rn”m(—:onfc;r’s Wilh Aids : IS ROUNDLY SCORED N. Y. City Supt. Declares They | Are Bad Influence One matter of importance that is pending befc the New Britain| school I i reso tending | to ban frats Isorori tles C} iy ffnev is for the edict, while H ase {s cham- pioning. In view reitation here, the followlr York, where under way Opposed to Frats, New York, Oct. 1 New York public opposed to hig ties in the da T AL PHas Jan o o o ; | The Studebaker Light - Six luggage space is provided under s e alles ey S ‘ o o O Roadster and Coupe- Roadster the rear decks. a . : e were primarily built for business There's an internal hot-spot e e oats e ] R » i 3 ' use. In meeting the urgent de- to reduce gascline consumption to a minimum. Valves are in-, e e haeit . ’ BN | mands of [usinem, they natu- lined at a 20 degree angle togive guggested by the hoard of education | 2 WA A na i rally have fulfilled the needs of °© casha, biggest figure in the Turkish conflict, survounded Ly his advisers. y a new measure of power, greater defining a fraternity, sorority or secret MUELEDNa kel y R % 1 v \ soclety in the public schools of the| Left to right: Ibrahim Abilox Bey, minister from Azerbaijan; Sultan Ahmed, minister from Af- the small family. Tl etate as "an organization composed in| gyanistan; a military attache; Mustapha Kemal Pasha; Refet Pasha, late minister of national de-| Eachisbilltforherdlisage, day flexibility and better accelera- h 3 4 tion. Crank shaft and connecting whole or in part of public school pu- fense pils."” . Dr. William L. Ettinger, city super- : [ ~ in and day out. And as they are 4o 0 0 hined onall surfaces intendent of schools, declares that| i.iec 4o not present much of a| and was employed by an insurance |the construction of houses ceased completely Studebaker built— thus eliminating vibration m& ::2?::1‘:"!;“")\2}”)‘:?1 BlC. on )'u:r]” problem at present, and that if there| company. She gained conslderable ) practically entirely for about eight k th _u d Brtacy ~HAc ho place’in [thelwere no agitdtion/they: Wo grad-| fame one year ago by swimming|yvears. The government has tried to ou know will stand up : : fi schools ually die out. His judgment as to| across the Hudson river, a distance [ meet the situation by appropriating 4 ey insuring longer life tOtl.femotor' Has Bad Influence s rship is | of three and one-half miles. It is| 500,000,000 lire (at par $160,0Q0,000) under hard going. Studebaker low prices are “They are not democratic,” he said i lly speaking, the student| said she will ask that the marriage | to be loaned at three per cent to . : . “and that fact alone enough to to = traternity; allthings| be gnnulled | workmen, civil servants. etc., for the The bodies are attractive, made possible by great volume warrant us in debarring them. Even s t apt to do as we ———————— purpose of home building. Such an om! collega fraternities have been § Nt W does not' belong. ] amount, however, is not enough, ac- roomy and thoroughly = fort and complete manufaCture' versely criticised. 1 have nothi He believes that the “frats” do not | cording to Dr. Raimondi, for it pro- 1- 1. Ampl Studebaker qualityis traditional. do with that question, but it lain [ cut much figure in school elections. | vides only for the construction of ablc for al daY travel. P q ty that the school fraternity has a ba ‘Fraternity members are often put in | about 30,000 rooms. This, together TheStudebaker Light-Six i Roadster has cowl Both models are upholstered in | ‘The three.| influence on the immature mind.|office," he said. “but it is because | with *10,000 rooms which are being Roadster scatstwo ;has lights; storm curtains with the leather; have ample spece under Moreover, parents have complained|they are popular, not because of fra- | | built by private individuals without side cosch lampe; rain visor and dour-:-lnd ""“.fl‘:‘u‘.:‘;‘é‘l" rear cur- f‘uk Iwh{:mm.:i:nudm making no of the cost of their initiations, dues,| ternity influence." So far he| state subsidy, makes a total of 40,000 windahield wiper; elght-day clock. tain, dances and so on. There has been|knew, the fraternity members had | { rooms, leaving 60,000 more to be ccmplaint of discrimination in favor|their meetings in their own homes, | bult within the next three years. A 7 of fraternity ‘boys in the makeup of | Dr. Low sends to the parents of | (JOyernment Loans Money {0 ¢urther subsiay of 600,000,000 lire ts MODELS AND PRICES b. factories :\Ylh etic *jfl!@ and other jtl‘.nf" activ-| entering. freshmen this note: “The being agitated. LIGHT-SIX SPECIAL-SIX BIG-SIX ities. False standards of merit have|school authorities do n untenance P ozt 5-Pase., 113°W. B., 40 H. P. | 5-Pase., 115 W. B., 50 H. P. | 7-Pass.,136'W. B., 60 H. P. been set up, and here and there the|secret societics—so called fraternities GERMANY SHORT MONEY. 1 has been created that|and sororities. Experience has shown Buenos Aires, Oct. 12.—Dr. Walter " | Touting $ 975 | Touring .. Touring .._............$1650 social graces are the only|that it is very unwise for a parent | Simons, former German Minister for . - Roadster ?'s“' Speedster (4-Pass.).. 1785 count. T don't know that|to allow a child to join such an or-| Rome, Oct. 12.—The *house hun-| Foreign Affairs, who is in Buenos Roadster (4-Pase. Coupe (4-Pase.)... 2275 1 anything positively good { zanizatinn, because it is primarily &o- | ger,” as the lack of dwellings is| Aires in connection with the Interna- . Coupe (4-Pass.) Sedan.......ooooooer 2475 4 school ifraramv,\- Possibly in character as well as undemo- | called in Italian, is increasing in|tional Law Conference, declares that Sedan ... Sedan (Special).._._ 2650 the system would not he harmful if|cratic. The work of so many students | Rome. According to a statement by!the commercial relations between . . teachers were permitted to attend all|in the past been hurt because of | Dr. Raimondi, Municipal Councilor, Germany ‘and Argentina have come Cord Tires Standard Equipment meetings as supervisors, but of course. | their membership in such clubs that | Rome, a eity of 660,000 inhabitants,| almost to a standstill. A that is exactly what a ret society ents should take a strong stand | needs 100,000 more rooms to house doesn't want. I should not say that|against allowing conne with alits population (4 fraternities are a burning issue in our| secret club It is in E e under The surpius of people is now living | e schools just now, but as the rules re-|the supervision of the school.” in unhealthy and immoral conditions, | M Irvln ester 193 ArCh St. garding them have been interpreted — R Dr. Raimondi says. There are some O £ (S e differently by different minds it seems quarters of the city where each room 4 well to acquire uniformity, with a TOUK BRIDE BY FORGE is occupied by from six to eight peo- . g state 1aw to give force to our own Ae- e e o e 1THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR cisions.” s Porta Metronia, one of the poorest Dr. John L. Tildsley, associate su-| : e districts of Rome, 25 persons are liv- ; erintendent. in charge of high|N¥ack Nirse Complains That Hus. | district = ing in three rooms e schools, specified three important| pand Forced Her to Marry Him| Also at the very gates of Rome aj o REMOVAL Three family house on Jubilee street for sale. points at which, he said, the secret portion of the population has revert-| of — Geieties were open to criticism Under Pain of D i he troglodytic period and lives (s . . i Bt e, iy i L e a e e o e = © . Extra big lot with two car garage. Lots of nice tnate elections—to make up a slate k N. V. Oct 12—arthur C. | oo otners have built straw huts to J i e E R Hltchcnck & cu 3 and divide the offices among the fra- y ol house their families J =l « I\, s | fruit trees. Can be bought»on better than a 10 ternities. Second, they try to dom-| Grand e o o k-]’ . a. This state of affairs is a conse- L inate athletic teams in the same way | 33,000 bail for the Rockland county| f th var. On account of the > S B i . 3 ’. 1 1 s o e T band ity O tia ohiogs. ot saait] S8 OEEIE Bay R tuneer ) 203 Main Sfit il per cent basis. Don’t let this slip away from you. criminations. In addition, it is urged| With intent to Kill for forcing Mary| T Ll g ! To Their New Buiding 3 s em they meet outside) C: Nelson, a nurse, 24 years R o e e “THANK A & b . et foap L iontsid mr\r\ him under tk a;v o.’afli'n?h : r——————"‘—‘———l N g?oggsllé’l;‘l:rul’}rums')r CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. of the schools in halls or rooms, away from the supervision of both parents| According to the bride's story, Tan- B: That’s what all the Is Announced. and school High school pupils are|7°r Pulled a revolver from his pocket d kiddygirls and kiddy- PRINTERS 372 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bank Bldg, too young for this. In behalf of col-#nd asked her to marry him, and in} 3 J lege fraternitios it is rontended that|fear of bodily harm she consented. ||| Jhe Luncoln Realty Co. BINDERS = they help their members towara| Wil you run away with me and | PAPER RULERS HOUSES FOR SALE scholarshi This is not true of high|marry me?" he is reported to have HO ; school fra):ar|111ws There 'ar: y‘f\\ said, as he pressed the gun to her —— 2 ;A‘,}‘;‘f{jffiffiz%f SST“EEIE["[—_llso RD%I\;S cases in which they have raised schol- | breast 1 1 < THAT'S EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE § FAMILY—i35 GOLUMBIA STREET—0 ROOMS. o LR R R e i D el s s | R 4 cor J | _Jt you are about to furnish & home | 3 pAMILY—16 PEARL COURT—15 ROOMS. which they have lm_\arpd it ‘7?|—r<. e we can outfit it coml: etel y.Sm 43 c.rr‘i‘ $ FAMILY—71 WOLCOTT STREET—15 ROOMS. Another school officer said that he 1 ) SRSEnLau, & full lmne of Furniture, Stoves an 1 FAMILY—109 HIILCHRIS1 AVENUE—5 ROOMS. - & ; : 1 by Tanner to induce the d ( ¥ ¢t prices that will | 5 knew of a country club which ocea | | Floor Coverings at p! | All Modern and Good Vhlue. stonally rented its house to other or.|nurse to go with him to the Town, surely please. | Elera e on 0t s and owa & i A uray | H. D. HUMPHREY Wk . o ganizations for dancing. One of these R iE T Sohbol tratedaily. Th ‘weg| mardage 1 hey motored to 3 New and Sccond-Hand Furniture was a high school fraternity was| SAIIEKS lisen B “Ware Hare Erfi,};}\fi’ .ESHBEK[&SUN ¢ |34 Lafayette St Tel. 1329-2 ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING % notified that it would have to provide | chaperons, but neglected to do so ried by the J rdner Howland The bride t Tanner went | . The bovs-took nip fegks to thel Theb it - = )K/J@ i X “Your Milkman" 7 A s e s | 8k ) Y | e | For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Adots. ing up and down the country roads and found on him a | for which yelling like wildeats and waking Rioincy U She ol et el 2 h.-flj e e s s | If your can’t learn from the G Ih .th & P i . disgraced. Now if the clubhouse had| Mrs. T I Sl st other fellow’s experience you a ra' att'sun THE OLD HOME TOWN Y BY STANLEY been rented to the senior class of the school a teacher wou ha been won't profit by vour own. Carpenters, Builders and General s Contractors there to see that the ngsters were | % : held in check. But a fraternity has Buying real estate is the Estimates Cheertully Given— no standing in the school and cannot pleasantest, surest method of Jobbing Promptly Attended to. be controlled by th hool authori- ties."” . profitably investing money, Tel. 092-3 In answer to this the fraternities | say they would be only too happy to | High Class Tailoring | “have standing in the school” and to “LTO PHONE’ 3 elect to membership teachers who Importad and Domestic Woolens || A 7190 . . or would be their mentors, as some of| | R R R TN 58 W. Main St. | THE LINCOLN REALIY (2 P HL D . (] Men who have long since left high <, ¥ Room 212 ESTIMATES FURNISHED school, but still retain their interest | 4*“‘“\_\‘\\ Booth Block, Jobbing Promptly Attended to in and defend their school fraterni-| | New Britdin, Conzz Tel. 2393-2 ties also beg to remark that flask tot- | irg infants to be seen at dances now- =S s i adays are by no means confined to ™ the secret societies OYSTERS “Frats’ Lower Scholarship. R b H d l r mrasms 1 e e ... | INODIN 11000 1NN CLAMS UL, bush, has often been mentioned as Meriden—Tel. 311. “hotbed" of fraternities and sr;rm;;\: Gl CRAB MEAT It is true that they were lively in the | PARCINg every evening. (Dixie Band) SHRIMP announces that he has time of the principalship of the late Luncheon and Dinner Parties. Herbert Low, disclosed only 142 boys HARTFORD | Dentistry. was resolved into "open clubs" by For Sale at Your Grocer's | i Correct Modern Instruction {plenty of storage space. Good trade, all established. Can be bought at a Dr. Walter B. Gunnison. He believed | opjcken and Waffle Dinner — $1.50. SCALLOPS jopened a Dental Office | and girls who were members of the | ) | st oo oner oo oo | Ayers’ Soda Water, 24:30 STATE s. S e — ] e S Py “:};’r‘"‘“‘:";: Three Size Bottles—5-10-15¢ F 0 R S A L E . oian) < ! in and encouraged them,under faculty e e LOBSTERS . at 363 Main street, for enteen other hoys who were mem- Erasmus Hall. Dr. Low feels, he said NOTICE Mandolin. Banjo and Tkulele | bargain. Will rent very reasonable. | E.C. Benson Barker H. J. FOIREN guidance. But a census taken last | spring by the present principal, Dr. J | c— D R I N K s HONISS,S Ithe general practice of bers of Omega Gamma Delta, which| Call for it by name and get the best. | to the reporter. that the secret so-|{ \ANDOLIN—BANJO—UKULELE | Meat Market and Grocery Store—New fixtures. Large refrigerator and We are moving our business to the HOTEL WASHINGTON GARAGE |Studio. Booth's Block. 259 Main St.| (.0 viarn «TREET PHONE 1790 121 Washington St. Open for bnsiness October 12 CROWLEY BROS. INC. OVERLAND Pg%%%%lfio%n Volz Fl o) al C O AUNT SARAH PEAB FINDS OPPOSITION REP AIR CO 267 Chapman Street r L4 To HER CAMPAIGA TO FIRE MARSHAL » © TEL. 15812 92 W. Main St, "7 it with Flowers” Tel. 1116 okl s’ 12 WEST PEARL ST, City Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs