New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1923, Page 16

¥ m N'rls s K throught a slide valve in a hopper lo- BIBLE G"lLEGTIUN Y cated in the cockpit of the plane. IE Ts EE From five to six pounds of caleium jarsenate are used on each acre ut an average cost of $1.00, and it is be- T lieved the alrplane will save at least b one pound to the acre, representing HiskEs AR, an enormous reduetion in the aggre- 1 United States Department of Agyi- e e tne sntomarogine, | LIDTATY Of Sacred Ingfan Books can be gbtained through six applica- cn]mm Ga".y on Rmmh work tions during the season. m K%p Langu 0 Chicago, Aug. 17.-<TFor more than BOOKS SUPPDRT “REDS” ars Miss C. A. Smith, curator of Tallulah, Las Aug. 17.—Entomolog- 4 ists at the United States Department L4 i ol R renearch‘:s. the enactment of uniform has been w‘rlxfli“u ]ndt::ln tx"’les,n::sr: state laws to compel the dusting of today her shelves contain ] all cotton which pcmlclum arsenate complete record in”the world of at- from airplanes, or by auxiliary ma- o | tempts to christianize the American ghinery where planecs cannot be util- | - Bucharest, August 11.—Figures re-|y,qiqp, | lzed. 'The dusting, it is claimed, ceived here summarizing the activi- "he catalogue ocontains bibles, or would result in the maximum control | ties of the publishing business In Rus- | 5,11g of them, In 56 aboriginal lan- of the boll weevil, which has caused | Sia Which is purely an enterprise of| gy ages including Ellott's Indian the loss of untold millions of dollars | the Soviet state, indicate that a great | gy 1o published in the sevententh cen- to the cotton growers of the south, | effort is being made to convince the | ty.y when the Puritans first establish- The boll weevil has been controlled | Russian people of the correctness of | og migsionary contact with the New on dusted acreage, it is stated, but un- | Bolshevist political, social and econ- England redmen. There are bible, too, treated acreage has permitted the re- [ 0mic theories, A in: Choctaw, Cree, Cherokee, Aaztec, production of the pest and a continu- | The Soviet publishing house issued | opjppewa, Mohawk and Penobscot. stion of devastation. The weevil de- | from its presses in Moscow and put|wouks used by missionaries in the pends primarily upon the cotton plant into circulation throughout Russia| language of the Eskimos of Labrador for food, and the poisoning of its en- [during the last 12 months no 1ess|,,q Greenland and another translated tire food supply, according to the ex- | than 14,500,000 volumes covering the| jnt; the language of the Aleutian perts, would permit maximum con- | flelds of economics, politics, history | iglands also are in the collection. trol. This can be done only through |and even fiction. After the Spanish American war, E. the compulsory treatment of all cot-| Aside from the obvious propaganda| v, Ayer, who spent 40 years gather- ton, and legislative acts are regarded | tendencies of the volumes on political | jng together his library of American a8 necessary for a successful cam- |and economic subjects, the Soviet his- | ore, and, who presented his books to paign. torlans have sought to show how the| the library, began collecting the bibli- The entomologists are using air- [world has suffered because of its hos- | ca] literature which had been trans-| planes here in their experiments, after | tility to Bolshevik doctrines, and in|jated into Philippine and Hawaian having tried many machines for dis- |many of the fiction volumes the en-| gjajects like Ilocano, "Migalog, Tsim- tributing dry calcium arsenate and | deavor has been to prove that opposi- | ghian, Tukuthkutchin and other minor the poison in solution. They declare |tion to Soviet doctrines has warped, | tongues. the dry poison offers the greatest pos- | limited or distorted individual lives. Since many. of the languages have sibllities of control, as it can be been forgotten, adding to the collec- broken up into particles fine enough tion is said to be a difficult matter. A to reach all parts of the plant, which book was obtained in Paris, said to be I8 not possible with the water glob-| y,140n Aug. 17.—Five million|® Hawaiian testament with the eu- s telegrams in connection with horse| phonious name of “Buke A = Mora-| e e\pe“mzngt:‘f;: f‘:“qp‘vll:‘:lsrentsrras:ns racing annually passes through the mOMI ‘b&: GcO“:}‘ WE:I:‘“"d';m-hor;“ ton of a proper distributing apnars, | (c1eETaph offices in England. . The "““5:(?” R e e B0 A6 apparatis ng d:”“ ‘; telegrams for the most part relate to| meant George Sk vefl(“l b Shen the veloclty bf the air pf"‘_" betting, and it estimated they rep-|Smith fl"er“m‘k DE AL L 4 it the oat o aiapa e BoW 1a [ resont. n -révenue of about £2,000,000] bought tha Book of Mormon ard that| Béritntion problem fi’“-b:"c‘elv |° sterling. This is seven per cent of the | the translator’s real name was George | BN o wi ds. tho \'enlu;l ;“!;0“3; total number of telegrams despatched Cannon. | horn shaped contrivance without any wiRnglend, interior devices to impede the air cur- rent. At the rear end are pieces to 500,000 Volumes in the Past 12 Months, | ENCOURAGE TELEGRAMS. Thirst quenchers for hot weat.her! Spoonbills wade in the water and |should comprise such drinks as lem- | break up the poison into four streams |sweep their bills sideways through |onade, limeade, carbonated water and | which flow outward and down ward. [the mud in search of fishes, frogs, in- | the like, rather than sweet drinks, The poison is supplicd to the | tube [sects, worms and other food. says an eminent eastern doctor. Saturday’s the Day for Big Food Values Here HERE YOU WILL FIND A WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF THE FINEST FOODSTUFY'S IN THE CITY REAL MONEY SAVERS FOR YOU FROM 9 TO 11 A, M, FROM 9 TO 11 A, M, PORTERHOUSE-SIRLOIN—ROUND ! BEST NATIVE— STEAK . . lb. 19c Potatoes 15 b 45¢ Fresh Ground Hamburg . 3 Lb. 25¢ | BT SR i FROM 7 A, M. TO 12:30 P, M, ARMOUR'S BIIST SMOKED— Fine Gran. Sugar ..10 Lbs. 83¢c Gold Medal Flour ... Bag 89 ;?3&&‘111.5!3;5?,,;5: - Ib. 11c * ALL DAY SPECIALS PORK _ 'lr;:'i;’::\;?‘m( w 18¢ {{;‘\lll vn.nA.; .. Lh. r"gr':;"(‘n‘oll-s o Lb; 200 TO RAKE 1. o L. 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