New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1924, Page 5

WANTS CONGRESS TO ~ HEARP. 0. REQUESTS * New Urges Special Committee to Gonsider Wage Question Washington, to some gene March bod Submission such as a con- sressional commissic of all pro- vosals affecting incrs s in salari and changing in conditions of employ- ment involving increases in pay for rostal service workers w :com- mended by Postmaster General Harry 8. New to Chairman Griest of the post office committee of the house in a letter made public today. Mr. New pointed out that are more than fifty postal bills pending in congress and it wa able a readjustment for the seryice along lines provided bills would involve an increase nually of $1,50,000,000, In addition he said, there are a number of bills proposing a reduction of postage rutes. Certain classes of employes are not provided for in the bills, Mr, Ne said, and any readjustment of salarie must necessarily include the postal establishment, Consideration of the proposals for increases as wholly s there prob. whole in the post office de him impracticable, and cxpenditure approaching that volved would render one of twd inevitable—either to artment seemed to in- the | . CXPENses are met, general treasury, ; Big Deficit The postiaster general deficit for the pr now estimated at Lestions that th wet by a revision of especially upon fourth-class (parcel post) matter, he asserted, were not | based on reliable information which | would justify them | A detailed cost ascertainment, that | the data for which is being checked, | e For Swollen Joints Most remedies fail but Joint-Ease sueceeds, It's for joint troubles only, in ankle, Nip, cthow, finger or whether or not. Tt limbers up stiff, inflamed, pain ful, creaky joints so quickly you'll be stonished, Two seconds’ rubbing and zous through skin and flesh right down to the bone and ligaments that's why it succecds, Ask any reli- able druggist, by drart ) o Y draft on gy th sadd IJ!:‘ al year is Sug- ould e rates, ‘\ $ . whether | houlde rhcumatie spine away it “Painted People” Are Coming to The Capitol now the | an- Only Son of Mrs. Lincoln J. Carter |viewed here as ind lcoln J. Carter, wife of the pl: whole | in separate from the fiscal conditions of rates of postage or to meet it as other | ome firteen ! Arabin. this y NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1924. arranged and tabulated, and will be ready within a few months, he said, adding that no readjustment of past- age rates or fees for speclal services could be made intelligently until this report had been concluded. Re- adjustment of salaries, he declare should not he made until it 8 possible to determine their probable effect upon postage rates. C. P, Tranciscus, president of the United National Association of Post | Gffice clerks, declared today that the clerks should not be disheartened | over reports of opposition Ly Presi- dent Coolidge as well as Mr, New to salary increases at this time, Postal salaries nced not be paid from tax revenues, Mr. Franciscus insisted with reference to the presi- dent's objections, but should be pro- vided through a revision of postage | rates, especially on parcel post mat- | ter, which, he asserted, are “absurc 1y low,” as compared with express ! cha ’gui& | | PROBOBLY A SUICIDE Found By Wife With Bullet Hole in Head, Gun By His Side Goshen, Ind,, March 3.—Harry I. Whitmer, , only son of Mrs, Lin- v pro- was found shot and killed in home here early today. Police 1 Mrs, Whitmer told them she and husband were retiring late and he had preceded her upstairs, ducer, Wer that an inereased | gho heard a body fall and rushing to | the second floor, found her husband's things | pody with a bullet hole in the head had been in the | revolver that rs by his side, cording to her story to the police Mr. Whitmer was president of the Goshen Sash & Door company. His Fusiness, his associates say, was pros- perous. — and a ac- Turkish Decision Results In - Expul. sion of Harem, Prince Orchan And Others of The Old Nobility, March 1 ! the caliph's harem are on the cali Constantinople, members of the xpected to sail for Alesandria March 15, in consequence of movement for abolition of the phate, Prince Orchan, grandson of the la | Sultan Abdul Hamid and a student at | tohert col is on the list of those 1o he "R expelled London, March In view of An gora’s campaign against the caliphate iv is stgnificant that the Turkish gov ernment has warned intending Turk- ish pligrims to the holy places in r to stuy away, says the Daily egraph, | The communique says that Turks | now at the holy places are being un- | iawrully detained and maitreated by the authorities of the Hedjuz and that the lives of pilgrims would on- dangered, The diplomatio pondent of the "Telegraph believes the | real oxplanation of the warning is that Angora is fearful lest the pil grimage arouse the religious fervor of the fthiul against the secularists and lead to political trouble on thelr return, ADE A All Previous Dollar and Bargain corres. | ! \“'n.\hlnglml I Impressed By 1} * A HOPEFUL SIGN change of Notes Between England March |ehange of views between the lana | hopeful sign in American official cir- cles. Officials here today avoided any authorized ement, but they hav {made no t of their convictior |that a solution of the reparations tangle could be found only through the frankest interchange of views among the powers chiefly concerned. 'In giving informal approval to cre tion of expert committees with Ameri |cans as members, government th emphasi: a cure for the evils in the sitnation must come from | within the allied group it |mutual agreement among the allies, | Apparently the extreme frankne {of the British premicr's statement an. [the tone of the Freneh answer are ting a beginning cooperation which the long has hoped to see. Washington, 3.~-The ex- British French miers is ken us a | toward that United State HIT BY AUTO, D) | Bridgeport, March 2. 1 Gossruss died at hospital [from injuries received when [by an automobile driven by | Goldstein, Satur night. BG EATERS ool KINEY TROUBLE Take Salts at first sign of Bladder ir- ritation or Back- S, Rose today struck David Miss a | The American [ must guard constar troubles, because | much red meat and al our food is Irich. Our blood is filled with wric | acid whieh the kidneys strive to filter ont; they weaken from overwork, be- come sluggish, the | elog and the result is kidney | bladder wi 1 cline in heaith | When your kidneys feel like lumps | of lead; your back hurts of the urine is cloudy, full of sedimvnt, or you are obliged to seck relief two or three | times during the night; it you suffer { with sick headache, or dizzy, nervous spells, acld stoms it you have rheumatism wl Ather is bad, gt from your about four | ounces of Jad 15 table | spoonful in water before reakfast for a few and your Kidneys may then fine, This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush stimulate red Kidneys: t the {acids in the urine $o0 it no longer is u men ¥ Wi md women nst Kidney cat often too 18 climinative tissues trouble, k¢ general de- and a armacist » N glass of + duys n neutral souree of irritation, thus often ending bladder disordors Jad Salts s inexpensive; jure, makes o delightful | lithia water bever and belongs in every home, becanse nobody can muke mistake by having kidney hing any time, wnnot in “ . vescent New Britains Great If, and by | Week’s Activities in Catholic Church The Catholie churches of | will open their Lenten next Wednesday, Ash Wedne with the usual ceremonies of distributing ashes. Included made the bishop's | tons. Oths St. Mary AR anniversiry tomorrow morning at fou Clement Stanton, and at 7:30 o'clock sung for Angelina Bo- the services 1mong innouncements in the churches was on Lenten OUNCEMEnts were: s Chureh na vesterday regula sung a mass will be dolatto, A mecting of t nevolent evening ed by a social, will meet ter serviees, Rev., W. A, Downey formerly a curat. will speak at the services, Women's eld Tue hall foll Family Cir Catholic Legion will be 1t the seh The Holy Wednesday el evening ! of Hartford Mary's church Wednesday night dnesday will b and ashes will be dis- ! tribut 1 Conte Lafters day n | Friday | tions sions will be hdgrd Thursday | 1 evening and First 1r s will be at the usual hou ALl serviees of the sta- 55 will be held Confessions for men only { heard next Saturday cvening | Holy Name society will atte munion Sunday morning. A collection will be taken next Su day for the Negro and Indian sions. evening of the « be N the com- w nis- oseph’s Chureh. lay masscs will be at At the services und nng services ashes wil be | \ Weds the Lad d following mecting of n he rvices, ssions will ern and masses will b Len devotions held Friday evening at 7 A meeting of the I3 held Friday eve st, two we with ndane en over to the me ciety wil be GAN'S 0 Ca heard Thurs. and First ) and will 30 o'clock, v Scouts will be ling at 8§ o'clock. Irew's Church, mission opened women of the parish t week will be give Regular Lenten are to be held consisting morning masses and Wednesday and I'riday cvening services 'Rev, \\'al_tér Lydd{—('omes ! To St. Mary’s Church' | Reve Walter Lyddy, Rev. W, A, Krause : | Mary's chureh, took up terday, officitaing i ather Ly Krause's successor day a Friday o'clock, A ks’ iast in att services of SUCCPSSOL curate at duties 5 to St at the dy w when o'clock Father latter me to St, Mary's church from West. Iy, R. L Father Krause dutics Friday as pastor of §t, church in Bridgeport, e pulpit formerly oceupied by Rev. Hubert Dalimo, fills the the late | ATTACKS BOLSHEVISM Alex Zinovk of New York eity, & cked the policies of Lenin and T sky during his ho vism, yestorday held ' theater police department was int meet ing was in progress and Patroiman Patrick O'Mara attended in an official Leapacity ' disconrse at building ye a meeting The th in| Le rmed HOME city « ——— \,/W fi@m e COOKS with the GAS TURNED OFF!e 5Mnufes Jas for a full meal with the Gas Turned Off Can you cook roast beef, vegetable soup, lima beans, baked potatoes and Indian pudding with 25 mins. gas? Many women in this city can, Thermodome. 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