New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 6

New Britain Herald!! " FERALD PUBLISHIN o Tssued Daily ( At Herald Blg. . SUBSCRIPTION $8.00 a $2.00 Thr Entered at the Post Office as S TELEPHON Rusine Edit ™ onty alwaya er Muil M ond Class CALLS Ttooms of The Assacis 1 Press 1n e William Jot 1p the convi often throug rsal Unive who have death of pox th coming, t expression of The board of he: repeated people T empl nresPEerier been tr ties and munits Ano to this cause SMALLPIoOX sympathy remain uthori ek has be put ction h fai indi en u 1 1 the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1924. mother | when each | uutomobile, cqual chane ay will come me mnds t n and | hut novement," honestly it a wonld he individn- onrs would | wn str ind women wept heen rty tha power? i 3 1K ism n rnestly teyi st, can that st ire ju idual Fric d by state. Tonight the ish War appropriate symy ur cordial members of has been ment from t Ha pro- n annu; exerc invitation to paty extende he hi flags should be foren he marked by ex uarters About when the M and discase men who 1t Span ot only | I'rom the sibility | came ki t might health rom this AY WRITTEN Now question consideration of i Mr. Johnson tiet in there the when 2 s boy do- he *a tom father = not by 260 suilors dne w all, jotic An storian ymond Camp, W. J oor This is the Sery cercmonials ent ravaged the ced th 18t 1SN lown it yet ong any that is in the to as responsibility lay of the THIE MAINEY REMEMBERED £ Maine memorial day, this governor United Span- to cspecially to ! jjeve w which erans of this city will hold a organizations officfal state- of the Dyson, layed whicl n the in ranks o ed the of t A nd fullmast in beginning will schools, rther and marines died Pestilence our terrible dangers knowr | minder | think up the| the tele-| course they | But why didn't the) teiephone, of ave thought up ail these thing the 1 and the radio. there isn't any evidence of isn't the g 8 md when there any evi- dene lawyers say Facts and Fancies| BY ROBERT GUILLEN, hones chorus FFable: and he but the He was poor got his pick of girls, bilit that no such we've got to take for old ubout 1 today. Tut's mind, like fidn’t things likethat Why the | t hat all him, think of which they? have didn’t question ¢ 't you know that perhaps not We of things even we have consider that ! all, thought Iver didn't. haps, after some of old of insist new th the ch: who a way way may course King Tut would have turncd 1 down, just as we turned down | that foolish man who tried to impress us with & new thought just last eve- were intergsted in dis- the ning n owe *sting matter of Doe that inte about Mrs. to have cussing story John Perhaps e listened to him. Perhaps—just perhaps, we are some- L comes times a bit like old King Tut—perhaps we aren’t using our brains quite as much as we m Do you know the thought occurs to us that as not to be narrow and opin- ionated and backward it wouldn't be ides parlor, a bad to put up a sign in the front saying something about the usclessness of all old King Tut's ' and how little they amounted all be he refused to entertain. We 1 with a new thought, riche cause of the to thoughts after reully f gain say, to some- “Tut-tut.” ne one never “NO POLITICS what President id his New York Mellon tax plan, the the Lveryone Knew Coolidge would say speech about the soldier bonus and most of other tters touched upon. T who reed him & those n with thoroughly agree 1 with who had a v differ opinion from his, slight probably hold to that It simpl lifferent opin- ion. Tt was a typical Coolidge speech 1t obvious—a real and somewl nice speech ist one little matter But there N «n war of 1898, cou ied in that preserved THATY men of war in to the ytten Iibre” FINE! 100! hop republi- repub! would can he would not ican the latte cute a latter were g prose the lemoerat, is w It v inspire sm to hear the president P beenuse s enthusi- the reo splendid Iy ins P ure that will not ot a people publican ervimina fluenc cut the in- \ of politics r will he prosce an innocent d politi-¢ cal reasons leclaration of such the h an idealistic ment lifts great office of chief exceutive to an almost ne co it. But really wonder if president [ to any n idea that a of nited States could 1 that Pres. ssary to 1 to take were guite surpr ident Coolidge sure the people thut this would be K Wasn't it Cardinal Rech 5 the his attitude ; profestation v guardsman, A notiug th re- “That show's 100 10 shde marked, Pr disap wae v in 1 o linking names of t} then follow lemo- |y oticed there doesn’t secm to be ¥ tion of eriminal act or breach of trust gainst any democrat at S0 why in view of slike tusing the intimat ward to the coast you per 0 much oratory to endure how rich he Lven the feminist wouldn't be hap- without the “man" in emancipa- ion. Y T ing win- is somet teller’ lom, get at apparently the paying low. one that calls innocence, A sophisticated age is t ignorance instead of It is well to repent and to pray, but it's a pretty good idea to hire a law-| ver, Dowes is funny. He thinks firemen should put out the fire instead of play- but sup- A ew man’s troubles are many, are as disheartening as the dishes. on a one five Venus stays frozen side Those who dcepend xnow how she feels. on place s diffic to stay se it is so casy to get The reason married is beea married it Frank G, Carpenter says the'rench warm. He hasn’t noticed coliar. inder the Wi 10 cents Well, et the rich pay bought gue pamphlet for aid $50,000 for his. old ¢ now Definitions change, In the d a lost sheep; liberal, he was call s called a The race may be wealk ut it wit build up again. growing There isn't now, whether he Kk Lim for will look It you wish to know i « somebody or a nobody, « match. 1f he's nobody, he offended, big words is for a living Sull, a vo ntiu very thulary of it you write w Cry ess and have ideas. You can't tell whether ‘it was mur- defense unless you know 18, ler or self Ritiaistaiesteiiiaias i sssosititetzaitasactz ity 25 Years Ago Today \Taken irom Herald of thut date $RIITIIININIIINANNNNRNALLIISIIISIS IS iles has severed his clers with 1 Union been suceseded cal conneetions rading Co., an w ) Owing to the d has Lewis, Professor vs the singing losson arranged this evening the Y. M. C, A been postponed, Delaney and Fran) end the meeting o uneil of the state idgeport 1 On account the ny sickness of ooms ha W Wil a iive ¢ Henry the exet Foresters in wursday of the 1 to have b evening soverity of the ba en given by I Just evening has been til Easter Monday night John K. Moor 1 the to get his frozen yes Moore ran a 1o pait not Martis orn omp yostponed u Motorman tsfort ord My lartford and His 1 une cel car of rubber wore a ot were Dr on High str it permancr Observations on The Weather Rockies e temprrature between the otkics and g € Mississippi but the Mississippi ca Freezing tem ported and! WHAT'S GOING ON IN THE WORLD BY | q P. STEWART vice Writer Congress is having a regular orgy of | investigation: It's a presidential year—each hopes, by investigating the other, to {improve its own campaign chances, The investigations hit the republi- -cans hardest, because, being in pow- er; they have most to lose. Al the democrats risk is damage to their plans for getting back into power., The progressive bloe, as the bal- ance-of-power group, hopes to profit, whoever else suffers. Not but what the investigations are L good thing anyway. When politi- cians fall out-—well, there’s an old saying fits the situation. OIl, THE BIG THING |- The oil inquiry is the big investi- | gation. ' W. G. McAdoo says dragging his !name into it h done |injustice. He declares any Doheny money his firm accepted was for hon- est law work. People who know much about the | case, believe this, But will that save McAdoo's pres boom? Kcho answers very = / PAT sident Cool- demand Secretary of the avy Denby's resignation. It too much of a confession of weak- 5. And Denby has said already he won't resign voluntari Nor is im- | peachment likely—he's accused of | nothing worse than car . But despite denials, Denby’ gnation is expected i nes OTHER INQUIRI Another oil inquiry he ed, It relates to oil p Wh they so high? Also soline ? Then there's the Liberty Bond in- quiry. The story is that a lot of these bonds were issued in duplicate, That time a bond was printed, it's . another one just like it was run off. The governmenut got the money for the first one, but the suspi- cion is that somebody else pocketed the price of the second. They can't be told apart, 0 now it's up to the government to redeem hoth of them, The Shipping Boar too, is due to be investigated. And there are half a dozen others, been ord GERMANY’'S AMBASSADOR reported German Ambassador eldt is going to resign, It wasn't {his fault he didn’t half-mast his flag when Woodrow Wilson died, He wi obeying orders. They say he wants to go back to work for the Krupps anyway—he can make more money. nE BEATEN? When General de la Huerta, can rebel leader, skipped from Cruz, he d he Landier think he President Obregon about beaten, Mexi~ Vera was Jjust ‘'moving to 'rs. Most people use he had to—that has the rebels NOT 8O CRraAzy MacDonald, gland's bor premier, is asking King Goorge ute™ “lords," prople say this is because labor is as crazy about titles as anybody, It {sn't that at all, Suppose, in this country, the republicans could o senate ma jority, the democrats and pro- grossive by having President Coolidge “create” some can ! house wants la- to Some Ramsay or some new ove votes in the labor enators lords is what Some of - ORLANDO A London paper quoted George saying President ind Premier Clemenceau made eret at the Versailles péaoce ference, allowing Franc the Rhineland, Count represented Ttaly it f the view s Lloyd the MIXED 1Lloyd Wilson puct t con. to occupy Orlanda, Versailles, Lioyd Geor But in th corge has declared it per faked it. The aimed ail along 1} the treaty and this was gool « who at Enys inters ntime n't trie Ttalia got the probably o trie me ¥ worst of thoug t w a ance slde | him a great| would | wew republi- | B T T = | There are 35 sets of sisters at Wellesley College, Wellesley, | Mass., and classmates say the prettiest of them all are the Bosley sisters, Emily (upper left) and Katherine (upper right) of Buf- falo, N. Y. Among the beauties in the freshman class are Ruth and Eleanor Moaks Emily is a junior and Katherine a senior, (lower left to right) of Brooklyn, EVERETT TRUE NO, I'LL TAKE ONE OF THF BY CONDO WERE You t'D TAKE THE GREE THE GREEN ONES ARE AL THe RAGE — 1F I ONE ., 't SuPpLY e RAG & ! S The Minute That Seems A Year GLAS WILLIAMG @ McClure Newspaper Syndicate WHEN THE IMPORTANT LETTER THAT YOUR WIFE CGAVE YoU 1O MAIL A WEEK AGO UNEXPECTEDLY COMES TO THE LIGHT