New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1923, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1023 FRENCH AND ITALIANS GIVEN RATION OF WINE of Opinion Isn't He Just a De Sailors i New York A That They Will Continue 1o et Liguow rews of 1wl New York vesterday Pracw 1 ships | M. 2, W rations them de- the sald seas e and Argens enioy ations 1 BEGIN HERE TODAY ™ , ' They all Know A o o i s wn el the value of Resinol Kow Joves Giray Nealing sintment in for the | 1 M and Gra . 1o fig ' mliobotouss 0 | ' gind that newspaper said h ¢ enemies. . to be that the semving of the Nud end y v me [ [ in oublos, malio b dou! for Wher " . 4 v would be overiooked by 1t hotel and the e ¢ Burme Sores passed ou an authorities Cow ders’ 8q So far as it Somtches Folons Sngy siight: \udih e Wounds Pimples Piles “God, what a mas eyt S i Al all draggists, e RUORN A Itallan law seas home, a D L e neusio such registry v it EEETET——————— 1] with twe litres the b laws have NIT, where it failed te ecomvince =R i the subjeet of diplomatic diss 1 in martial? Of course not between the affected gove Hm-m! It is an the Unpited Ptates as situatior "". me the supreme court ruled that “Indeed * liquor cannot be brought inte Amers sueh purposes and the ot Nelsa: han tock is bank s has issued reg. decision 1 ink v o tors," 1he " p Tell him to get out fror 1 quiek,” Gray said, sharply, “for I' (o L L L MILLION DOLLAR JOV-RIDE ON LEVIATHAN IS CHARGED mustn't talk iike that, 1 give you Assorted conts the New York Times today ified the The Times spee men of the Frer Pra the ltallan eeply v i W \ s ¥ * . 1ina tners Alherta a tara Parke \ oreign seemed wine Ameris The among erews, the hands epinie follows Cold-sores Chefings could Lo ascertained girl and st ere was no official belte busines Under French and men serving must be served dally of wine, These mandatory feliherate ships of am giving ot heen NOW GO ON Wi T sTony t the steps in his # heen cussions ernments and crhers Eame I was be; a Then 1 eirabic hammer hanging p wit ad heer his visitor and a inasmueh hales embarrassing has eloome eart y oAt of nails ts contents, the! AVINE iean ports for he explained J 4 ~ treasury department o . P T oo KR ulations enforcing that The first two foreign ships carrying liquor to arrive put into port yester. day with their liguor wstores under seal, They, the Caitic and the Car mania, both British, sailled from their heme ports before the treasury rege ulations became effective DEBS T0 FINISH SPEECH has sold a large | 10 one of ou ntinued in Our Nest Issue) He's a deer in the Bronx Zoo, New York. This young lady, m whom he seems very much attached, savs he's a dear of a deer, le y rdor 'MAHOGANY BARS SPRINGING UP AGAIN IN NEW YORK WAR REDUCES REVENUES OF CHINESE RAILROADS eredit for an honest hatred 15 restraint thint \ ne can’t sympathize with it Nelther Henry Nelso can 1 helieve so {1l of Henry Nelgor in his mem Remember, I've known him and Bel With a complete finality fore he for years," wisely ir the banker eoncluded, “You'll have to Waste of Taypayers' Money ainst Lasker's portunity those w could he It mu Wows t the co cvery ol X he was father wnd son i and their give it up, G I beg p 1 any we en with can't be told me port now at once; 't permit you to go this murderous feud parties to it warrants us in ort instanuy." a0 vour more than ever,' man gravely confessed Nevertheless, I board “ab: What you've and_your sup- in Protest A Proposal Trip We Washington, . Ju 11 that re withdrawing would be femands for an the ot wasts “I need it Lasker of the lons his plans f Chairmay lion dollar joy ride’ o of taxpayers' money’ Prediction “congressional explanation of & unless shipping or a 'mii- jathan* Net Decrease Inding November, Civil Wa Peking, civil war lof $381,566 ( loperating ment raflways June 11 to thank for a net decrease revenie of $381.566 for Year 1922, Due o r in That Country, China has her currency) in her govern- year ended Chinese from during the Clergyman Declares That Many Eat. ing Places Onece More Resemble Oldtime Saloon New York, June 11.—8i the re. peal of the Mullan-Gage state prohi. bition enforcement act, eating places with mahogany bars and brass rails strikingly similar to saloons of the STARTED FIVE YEARS AGO Declares That He Would Not Retragt | | Single Word of Famous Address to Save Life, Cleveland, June 11.—Calling atten. tion to the fact that it was just five sha'n'y quit.’ “You must , 1922 of the pre-Volsteadian era have sprung up abundantly in Harlem, Rev, Dr, Willis| Odell agserted In sermon at Cal- Methodist Eplscopal church Inst statement 'in Novem natienal | In sp showed Increases r to $114, the dfsruption of and appropriation of revenues by military governors hag turncd the bal- ance so that the year's operation showed a loss. The Peking-Mukden years ago that he delivered an address ogaipst war at Canton, O, which re. sulted in his conviction and sentence | of 10 years at Atlanta penitentiary for \lolannn of the espionage act, Eugene | Debg, soclalist leader in an address hvrv- yvesterday declared that he pro- “finish” tht speech in published democratic triction as resuits from tie of identic they 1hey keat, How Gray v knew that if inquired corner the i'd b rom hi on? ond his ve t ground, them ‘up, and danger, for ) without news of sor ¢ or. | will have Knowing & “You wi And you de- thelr field activitics, 8 erve to fai . to the task ¢ 1 Ingeed? Why 2" the bank it 1 abont ¢ “Recanse vou're doing an outrage- method of op ous thing: because— See here, Gray, task, indeed, ! 1 v i know why“you hate Nelson.” at ft-——time he There ensued a moment of silence, way, for he, too, hal a! He told vou that?" The younger his last resource man's face had slowly whitened; he He was surprised one day to re- | spoke with difficulty, ceive from 1o . the banker who He told me cverything. He told had first backed him, vou were dishonorably dis- emptory summons to rom the army-——cashiered, kad made much monc «d to call it—and that you #nd his crowd; they him I don't mind. saying it interested wit] ck--worst 1've years, counting upon the o rmy ‘The tone of without gave him damned the whaole, an excuse to g veturned and happen to a man.” Dallas, and hic in a thir V| t voice of them. 0l wouldn't My, Itoswell's grenting was quite as | “Therc the made in a the Roswell eri tiently, “You can't defy u “The devil 1 can't!” 1t was Gray's turn to blaze, “That's exactly s I'm doing. 1 defy you to get your |, money out, 1 defy you to interfere with me in the slightest or to wring a particle of mercy out of me. | this would wooner or and T planned accordingly d'you think T am, eh? I teil I've got him! Otherwise he'd = e aahand impa- | was ‘today by committee. Referring to arrang six days' t trip onditioning for the nger service is ston this morning the ed tan ot de the demo- fact that 11 lines nging from $286 P, trafMic rary the night The pastor assailed Governor Smith | for signing the bill that repealed the | state dry act. He named the approxi- line h, to the north of Shanhai- mate locations of half a dozen places, | posed to kwan, has been under the control of one a reconverted teilor shop “hnrhl(v-\mnd General Chang Tso-lin since he es- he sald, had been installed since th(-‘ He assalled war in general and the tablished the independence of the governor's action. world war and the American leaders three eastern provinces in Manchuria Out of them he eaid in it in particular. His enemies and accounted for $062,046 of ger, those of the sociallst party he at- the deficit, General Wu Pei-fu's oper- The proprictors tacked. ations on the line of the Peking-Han- light refreshments he “It was in this city that I was in- kow railway caused a loss of $1 added: | dfeted and tried in a capitalistic court, revenue from that line. The “The food they and of course, convicted,” Mr, Debs for the year received by digestible and the light drinks wre ,su!d “‘Had they been wise enough to 87.359. pretty strong, if you judge by the l€ave that speech alone it never would way the patrons stagger when ""."lmu’ been heard outside of Canton. come out. Watch the persons who|AS It 18 it has been transiated into 12 come out of the places and form your ll'"‘"“g” Und - spresd - around: the own conclusions.” world, R ) “There is not one word I would re- SNEF) i " - tract. There is not one word 1 would held Friday evening in the Y.\M, T, A, | C3Tried me to the gallows. that will take him to the Pacific coast & B. hall for the benefit of the Mis- and Alaska, President Harding on|sionary Servants of the Blessed Trin- his return to the capital ahoard the jty at Cottonton, Alabama. Miss | Mayflower today from his Delaware Edith Campbell, formerly of this] trip faced a busy period of prepara- city, is a member of that community | [tion for his long ahsence from the and is home on a month's vacation! White House. In addition to the and will be present at the hall Fri- usual press of executive business the day evening. Anyone wishing to re- | president was expected to devote| serve tables will notify ~Mrs. J. A. considerable time to the preparation Campbell, phone -4, of materfal for the 14 addresses which he will make en route to the coast. e AUSTRIAN RO NS ALRRCINRED PALACE—Watch For the Big Musical Comedy dates at their meeting Londen, June }1.—The 11,000, 000 | “(‘OME.ALONG REVUE” ning in Grotto hall. The newly or- pound block of the new Austrian loan | — With — Ll ganized degrec team will have charge ! which the Bank of England undertook 15 —— BROADWAY PEACHES — BY ALLMAN wo hard bodies Comp put un adhered an were ING ) HIS PALM, 1out ship after her rec trans-Atlantic pas completed at | committee’s investigation of this is certain to be forced 1 & of congress. Republican politici tical type” the statement said “are angry at Chairman Lasker for cm- barrassing the administration and the party and they are permitting expres- clons of their feelings to re the 501 in White House, The: republican total revenue gee that radicals and progressives of the government was §7,9 their household will sponsor proposals for drastic cuts in taxes as soon as the next congress convenes in De- cember and that Secretary Mellon, Senator Smoot and other members and spokesmen of the administration are expected to defeat any such pro- gram. “The contrast between the adminis- tration’s opposition to a downward tsion of taxes and its attempt to tify . Chairman Lasker's costly cruise will be thoroughly adv to the country h a ne fieulty for republican candidates Mr. Harding down, all through campalgn.” they ms and r a moment, he What about Bell Nel- worried word Knew come, later. What you headstrong, ruthless old 1ux( history will not bear care His sins shall be visited He tul reading. n through his offspring. patrons stag- fail oy pon ane of the pra a year ago, are advertising declared but he too." 1 there wi now serve iz highly fore- President Harding Plans For His Long Journey June 11.--With less than ten days remaining bhefore his scheduled departure on the journey could | Washington, KEEP YOUR HOME SAFE FOR HIM Sylpho-Nathol kills germs and makes the whole home reaily clean. It purifies floors, waste pipes, bowls, tubs and ice-boxes. This wonderful liquid is fine, too, for cuts, insect bites and for personal hygiene. Busy dealers ls 1 it=—15¢, 35¢c, 65¢, and $1.25, THE SULPHO-NAPTHOL CO. Boston, Mass. 1 time amy Well, Gray, it's nastiest thing that can the. other agreed the home in f Bt the OWLS TO INTTIATE No. 1548, will initiate a class of candi- | helieve it is nothing to s 4 “What? My God, man! 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