New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1923, Page 16

G i 5 o . it ¢ el o A3t 05 Bt A 8 | | I c ¢ L NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, J PORK HOST POPULAR et g i, ALUMINUM COINS IN OF AMERIGANMEATS oo Cansampion in Recent Years Has' Exceeded All Other Kinds Washingten, June &-—Pork and “ lard are two of the largest items In the food supply of the American p ple. The ayerage per eapita eonsumption for 1t was 07.3 4 pounds ¢ rd, as compared beef, In severa! rece €0.9 poun years the consumption of pork alons meats Pas exceeded that of all othe A study of LA years and 12 hog produetio the 1922 year ent of Agr L An g the farm @ s exseeded in numbers only nd In value only by eattie They are preduced on rtha of the farms of the | represent over ten per eent of the value of the nation's agri- cultural production, | Nearly o-thirds of th mer- | ) corn arketed in the form of hogs carries annually from 80 to 40 per cent of the entira| crop. Pork exports represent about 20 per cent of the country's agriculs tural exports, and have held a higher place in forelgn trade ever since col- onial days. In 1790, the first year for which data are avallable, there was| exported approximately 6,000,000/ pounds of pork and pork products. | Cholera is still the most important disease among hogs and takes the | highest toll. In 1922 more than 2,-| 700,000 hogs died of the disease, caus- ing & financlal loss of approximately $25,000,000, EPISCOPAL LAYMEN WILL FOREGATHER IN CHICAGO !brflet.h Anniversary of the Brother- hood of St. Andrew to Be Celebrat- [ e od in Middle West Oity in Sept. Chicago, June 8 — Arrangements are already in full swing for the re- ception here during September of the largest gathering of laymen of the Episcopal church to be held this year, when the 40th anniversary of| the Brotherhood of St. Andrew is celebrated. Not only will every Episcopal par-| {sh in the United States be present-| ed by men and boys, but almost every parish of this denomination in Eng- land, Scotland, Ireland, Australia, | Canada, New Zealand and the West, Indies also will send delegates and| members. The gathering is known | as the International Convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. | The organization of the Brother- hood of St. Andrew was inspired by the late James I.. Houghteling of this city in 1888 and from a very meagre | beginning it has spread to be one of the largest organizations for men and boys in religious work in the world. “Since its birth it has been and| always will be the heart of a move- ment to spiritually vitalize the man| and boy power of the church,” ‘said | Qourtenay Barber, of this city, chair- man of the convention committee. The national body has held 37 con- ferences, none of which is restricted to members of the Brotherhood, but to all church men and boys. MICHIGAN HONORS YOST IN NAMING CLUBHOUSE Followers of Football Mentor Show | Thelr Appréciation by This | Act. I Ann Arbor, June 8—The declsion of the Unlversity of Michigan to name the new Ferry Field club house the) “Yost Field House” dld not come as/ an inspiration but rather as the re- sult of a demand to thus honor the| football mentor, from followers of the, Maize and Blue in every part of the rising from & roek near comes easthound liners to the kgglish channel, and at the grim warning of the Bo trying is the serviee at Bishop's world. | For months past the athletlc au-| thorities have been deluged with re- quests that this trjbute be pald the coach. The letters came from alum-| nl assoclations, state officlals, men| high in officlal life of this country, {ncluding Judge Willlam Day, ot the Supreme Court of the United States, and the university body. The re-| quests took the torm of petitions, res- olutions and letters which in some cases approached demand. One of the resolutions passed by the university board in control of ath-| letics 1s typical. This resolution ac- knowledges that: | “Ilelding H. Yost has faithfully and and efficlently discharged the duties' of his position with credit to the uni- versity and to himseif; at all times has been earnest in advancing the fame of Michigan in the fleld of ath- letle endeavor; has impressed upon those with whom came in contact {deals of falr play, clean living and of unselfish giving, and has been a contributing factor in moulding the § character of those about him." WORTH MORE THAN GOLD Swedish State Bank Would Sea Paper Money Higher Than Precious Metal, Btockholm, June 8 When the dol- lar began to rise in London recently ehe Bwedish state bank continued to sell dollars in order to keep the Swed- {sh crown on par with the American currency, but the dollar went up to 8.765 trom 3.74. The state bank at the beginning of this yvear had a port- folio of forelgn currency amounting to 140 milllon crowns but this has now been reduced to 63 millions Aceording to the experts, the bank would be in a position, if pariiament rejects the proposal for a further postponement of a return to a gold footing, of seccing its paper notes higher in value than the correspond- ing number of crowns in gold, “ N ton CHANNEL LIGHT BURNING ix'< siveuia: ieoie oo ot anced so delicately a it by & teuch of ¢ PERL the tower was so heary geas that ing 1o Ships of Nearhy - w“”‘ 4 out over the coners f the light guards fe the mercury poured it baek into t suing aotive pu around a rough cement floor was not easy nor rapid work, and they fin. ished finally with torn and bleeding hands. If the tower of Bishop's Light ever * erumbles the keepers there will not have the faintest chanee for their lives, There is not even a footheld on the rough, slimy reek below them . BERLIN ARE LIKELY * 4>+ Govt, Planaing Use of This Metal for “Small Change" | not be long befere the metal coins will again be freely heard in Berlin shops anks. It is estimated that there 0,000 marks in change” in eireula . mueh angers Rishop's Light indation of Jagged Lendon, June § the Beilly lslands, we Berlin, Jun It w same time gives Single ¢ nearby labyrinth s, It stands guard over where rest the skeletons of nore shipwreeks than In any other narine graveyard of the werld, The light is 140 feet above the sea I, yet the waves that b for- or at the base of the reck constant. lash over its topmost masonry The enormous depreciation of the rk has made the pfennig pleces ) insignificant bits that they hay L eared from virtually all eash| Southampton, England, June tills, Hefore the war there were unn' 2 and two-pfennig pieces in niekel, ashore, ‘Two |Apan of 112 feet, 1a fAitted with two 660 10 and 20.mark gold pleces. | duty with oene meonth horse-power engines, weighs » tons in The practice of minting Mumumm‘ hore Is the rule flying trim, and has an estimated coins originated during the war, wnnn’ During #' reeent spring storm the speed of 110 miles an hour, this material was used to replace the| OSTON WEIGHS NINE TONS ight that the three has a equent vacations UNE 8 1023, town of Raguse attempted 1o hav the island tranaferved 1o the slale ac cording 1o the Treaty of B1. Germalh But Princess Ellgabeth the owne whe is living diverced frem her hus pand at Baden, asserts that she s ne longer & member of the Hapsburg family, a8 she venounced all her rights en the oceaslon of her mars rlage Tha claim of Ragusa was upen & precedence ease heard In Cpecho-Slovakia 1a whieh members o the Hapsburg family lost their prop- erty, The cialm was upheld and re- jeeted successively by twe courts, but befere 1t had time to go through the highest courts Princess Elizabeth re. Unquished all her rights in. the island for the sum of 135,000 pounds, which wae paid by the state, e TSI TET——— eoinage in the smaller Later iron alse waps town of Meissen, fa ware even ¥ Copp nominstion and the Sasen mous for its poreeial soried 10 the use of pareciain for this Purpose All of the new col minted are made of & Aum Oaly recently & large number of 200.mark piedes were put inte elveulation, and plans are nearly completed for issy ing $00.mark coins as well, The for mer are ahout the slse of an Amer ican quarter and the latter will meas ure something lke & United States halt-dollar, The mintage of 1,000 mark colns also is being considered .2 LAWSUIT 10 SETTLE TITLE OF ROMANTIC LITTLE ISLE Lacroma Island Where Hichard Coeur de Lion Was Shipwrecked, Figures in Jugo slay Lawsult Laecroma Island, was new heing based Belgrade, June § where Richard Coeur de Lien shipwrecked when he was salling up the Dalmatiop ecoast from the Hely Land figures in & lgwsuit recently heatd in the Juge-Slav eourts The little island, which lies about half a mile from the shore of Raguss, has had & romantic history. Riehard Coeur de Lion built a monastery on it in gvatitude for belng saved from the sea. More recently It has had two unhappy royal owners, Emperor Maximillan of Mexico and the {ll» fated Crown Prince Rudolf of Aus- tria, Prince Rudolf's daughter, Eliza. beth recelved the island as a part of her dowry when she married Otto Windischgrats who is concerned in B | the recent legal proceedings, The STORE Evesy 1 feet of level syrface of the carth in the temperate zone re. eceives an average of one horsepower of heat energy from the sum, THE HERALD The A-B-C Paper with the A-B.C Want Ads Donnelly, Mullen Co. L BT A A R e e On Sale Tomorrow - REGULAR ° PRICE $25.00 to $37.50 Both these groups include only the Better Grades of Dresses selected from our regular stocks—in many cases the materials alone would cost more than our price on these dresses. Come in and compare our prices with others. MADE OF FINEST QUALITY SILK CREPE Group Two Silk Dresses ° 1 I FOR, EVERY Printed Crepe. 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