New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1923, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1028 pers 4t e, wipenae ot s iors |Middle Name is ‘Freak’ CLAINS POLITICIANS WILL T PR e suéfi'snrfm gl MR SLOAN BROS, i s A e 't o N 185 Main Street common weal 18 in fact the common |& Teester and all that. Flkewiss Result of Oha | hamp layer w and ¢ body 18 & participant |& © : o oy . . OFf Disabled Veterans' Order lhu-llu. in voyal pen at the Wis (Continued from Fivst Page) in the comman l““’ fortune. 1 wish ) \ 3 H N F i fust completed.extension of the Union | fortune "of the United States of Amer: [t1on heve in cockiest manner he pros claims 10 the whele cock-eyed world i} ) Pacific, Many, ineluding even the|iea aims ¥ sm P‘cmc sul@ Minneapolis, June 248 With a ploneers who went inte the desert I thank you all for yeur cordial charge made on the flaor of the con and mountain reglons years ago saw freeling and this manifestation of TR IR ention of the disabled Ameriean vet ding the A yreside your interest and friendship, It is, 1 erans of the World War that a certain in Mr. Harding the first president of P New York 28, —~Improve the U'nited Blates they ever had seem, | ©4R Assure you, more thas eordially i, nemb f th velerans assoeclation Presklent's Speach reciprocated.” | cconomie eonditions in the United | paq geclared that he could obtain . Mr. Harding said in part as fol-! Giroeta Ol Plncers, States during 1922 brought the suls sunds from one of the great political a ' lows: At this peint the esident’s at-| cide rate down slightly, the Speeta-|narties in exehange for political sup “We have had a very wonderful day | 1°Ption was called to the faet _nm | tor .;n ,“""'““ ¥ l“.lw«': A ‘;‘ port, a lively session is expeeted to today—wenderful in many ways, We| there were prasent a number of the ported yesterday, announcing that 1he | day. rigi pa of Tron aunty rate for the year was 15,1 per hun The statement was made yesterda have come 1o have a new love for the original ploneers ¢ J ¢ ul s o . ¥ Deautirelt we have found mew charm | Whereunon the preaident said dred thousand of population, as com: (hy Judge Robert B, Marx of Ohlo o or ou B R voibg Woths of Rature) We “I am glad to salute the piencers pared with a rate of 157 in 192 chalrman of the finance eommittee of Bave oooh suhibited the resuits of her| AN4 1 should like to shake hands with Retween 15,000 and 16,000 persons (the assoclation e FOSUNA ¢ each one of them as T should like | took their awn lives during the year It followed & statement that at convalalve moods and then we NAVE| gpqyq pande with all whe are present it was estimated on returns from 76 |times it was the duty of the commit seen the effect of her relentleas foree| e yime narmita, The pioneers, let me large cities. OF these eities, Ran Diegn, 168 to refuse offers for help as we operating throughout the ages In the| v mote o cvong appeal to me, 1|that the quality of his eggs |8 beyond | cgyie 1od the list of 41.5 suicldes per s to refuse demands for money, 1 eanyons and gorges and other Aspeets | Lo iomatning of the type of men|compare, Pete is by no means the | 146 0g0; Sacramento, Calif, was see-|think in all falrness" Judge Marx The Cantllevar Shoe will give you of Utah's magnificlent secnery. WIth| wha make successful pioneers, 1|7rat exg-laying rooster an reeord ond with 87.9: Ban Franciseo third, |told the delegates, “it s my duty to o comtor mars CauE an it all, I think we have come 10 have! gaw them go out from my own History recounts similar ereatures | o e, 30 4: 108 Angeles, fourth, with say to you that a high ranking mem pleasire 1n walking, more happiness perhaps even a greater veverence for! community in Ohlo to build up the|8tIng back to the Middle Age Which | 405, nopiiand, Ore,, fifth, with 27.2;|her of this assoelation pronosed some Juring the day, than shoen of the or- the Creator a new wonderment at his| wonderful west particularly that|Aroused the suspicione of the simple "go 00 “wagh ' sixth, with 27.1; Tren- | Months ago that he could ohtain juring the day, AN e LS purposes and a new euriosity to Know | partion embraced within the states| {01l of the countryside ton, N, J., seventh, with 24 and Den. | funds to carry on the work of this or Sivle about tha Cantilover SRk Silh when we ourselves are going fully 10| o Miasouri, Towa, Kansas and Ne.| Felence investigating the phenome- | " o0 " ighth, with 23.9 ganization from one of the great poli Cok woll ol votie To8e understood God's purposes braska. 1 saw some of them pos.|non attributes the monstrosity to a Law records of the eities tabulated |1ical parties of this eountry in return “One of the things that has enter-| sessing a )ittle material atore in life, {PAYOhological change In Pete's hen PA- | L 0o ny by Romerville, Mass, with | {OF our support of certain policies of The arch of the Cantilever Shoe 18 tained mont has been to s how men | eut adrift from ‘everything, bulld their|tUre during the time of molt which : Williamaport, Pa., 5.4; New Res 1 that party." flexih This enables your foot mus. and women will foll with wll thelr| coversd wagons, place ail thelr be.|cAused him to take on rooster plum ¢les 1o malntain strength through g ey ford, Mass., 5.5; McKeesport, Pa., might and with a1} their hopes on a|longings therein as well as their fam- A8 And adopt a crowing war ory ne | aoranten, Mo, 6.4 Newsort, . LIA. G, “I"S ()fl‘ to France xercige and freo clrculation, Iittle steip of land, seeing mother na- llles and start weatward, the march he Cantilever 8hoe will give your stead of his farmer modest eackie '.; g R R ek L 'A"“ T ture yield fo thelr designs. I+have|of the “star of empire” to build a| AIn't nature grand? You sald It | o e Mass, T-4. To Attend as A. A, U, Man toaila ohange €b mmn‘n Httle, come to the conclusion that it is due New empire of the west." The report speculates, hut ache tow Vo LS i B It wi your hody an oppor. - ol et : | POtS pSeLIRtaR, DUt TeRoRes] New. York, June 38.—Col.. A, O tunity to recover Its natural balance, to something more than the mere | no lnnr‘lullnn ul\ the "often gloomy Mills, n delegate at large of the ama- e Fa ol high ambition to subsist and make a home.| Very Rev, Metaxikis Is cold 1and states” have|teur nthletic union of the United AR e e sl L """l: 1 belleve the more impelling purpose g Likelv to Resign Post | P m» lowest sec ulelde rite of the , gtaten Was among passengers on the This trim oxford comes in ""‘v b d "“ R i :“‘mf“ must be an inherent one In man to ) ot 4 E.n FOSU| \wiiam K. Vanderhilt Makes Unqual-| country, while “the heautitul - and american liner Manchuria today to black, brown and whits |, Comfort And b m e T aac o) have something he ean call his own| _ london, June 28.—The Very Rev.| T o ofg o o pras He Recognizes [#unny rocky mountain and Pacific| yepresont the A, A. U, at the congress Satiotn Lot g and & piace where he can seo the re.| Meletios Metaxikis, patriarch of the SeAst Maleart Mad tite tist - C good looks, . Greek Orthodox church in Constan- Right of Workers to Organize, © 3 of ¢he international amateur athletic sults of his handiwork, xxx finople has' motified the' governi urtailment on the sa fircarms | federation in Paris beginning July 21, Advice 10 Children finople han notifed 'the EOVOrBOE! New York, June SA—Willlam K.[(and of polson, found to he the two : L A director of the New|most popular means of ending life, DR, BIGGS OF N, Y., DEAD "It I were going to gIve a message | p Vanderbilt, a d . he 18 soon to go mbroad and intends . ; e Cang i ! to the boys and giris who are listen ,,', ,,,,,,,,"',,\,,, ,"'h. patriarchial powers | York Central raliroad In in favor of | “x"" |:PR;"I ]I-) lmr report, which de-| New York, June 28.—Dr. Hermann | ° ing to me at this moment 1 would| ' o | 1nhor unionism and of collective bar-|plored the lack of pubiic interest in| M. Riggs. state commissioner of to the holy synod during his absenc: R i oy of LA i " tell them always to have pride in ,ooneding to o Constantinople dis- | gaining. what they undertake to do in lfe,| naten to the Morning Post The| Testifing at a hearing on the e s = T = for the pride in accomplishment 18 copregpondent adds that the pa.fstrike of the employes of the Schenec- TO rnu,n TRISHMEN, HFA 3 4 fbr MPn alv impelling humanity onward triarch’s departure is regarded as a|tady Raillway Co, of which he is also Dublin, June 28.--An official an- | New York, June 28 H.\\'HI Dodge, You llve in o wonderful state, And| sonsequence of the continued hos- |a dircctor, he said that he helfoved | houncement today says that since|a graduate of Princeton and of the h/omen you people of Utah are truly ‘empire| {1itv of the Turks and is a prelimi-|the company’s directors should meet April 1, 835 of the prisoners captur- | Union Theological seminary, was in- bulldess’, Senator Smoot was telllng| yury step to his resignation. the men In & more concifatory apirit.| ¢d during the recent civil war in Ire- |augurated today as the third president me today that the resources of Utah 16 i | "7ur understand,” he sald, “that the :nnd have been recommended for re- of the American university of Beirut, case, Syrin. are so great and her industries so men are satisfied with wages and | varied that although a wall were Flremen E\tlnfl“sh Bla,e hours and that they seek rr-:nltn"lnn bullt around the state shutting it off | Jn Nyquist’s Jitney Busiot the union. 1 know I am in favor from the world yet her peopie could! L of the unions. T certainly would be live within and for themselves alone,| The fire department was called out| o). 45 jisten to the men's demands.” But you do not want to do that at about 12:47 o'clock this morning You are citizens of the greatest re-| by an alarm from Box 14 on Main : ® = e he ard amd et oita | ttreet at West Man street, to extin-|Japan and Russia Again wants you to be a part of it. I lile|guish a fire in a jitney buss owned by | : N to tell vou for I Batieve it will ba M'rrl:rn'fl Nyquist, which was parked in Meeting in Conference my heart that all of the republic is|front of 300 Main street. The fire| gy The Associated Press, concerned in the common welfare of | was caused by a short cireniting of | “Toklo, June 28.—Conversations be- America. 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