New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1924, Page 8

8 New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHI COMPANT Tesued Dally (Sund; Herald Bidg. 67 At SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $5.00 a Year, $2.00 Thres Months, s at New Matter Bntered at the Post Of as Second Class Mail TELEPHONE CAL Business Office Editorial Rooms The only p the City. reom alwa and advertirers, reulation open to Member of The Associated I'ress The Associated Press is ex e to the use for re Al credited to it or n this paper & lished herein. also local news Audit Burenu of Circulation. Member on against tribution figures local advertisers. The Herald 18 Tork at Hotaling's Bquare; S New Grand Centra Los Ange! on sale New TROLLEYS In a summary of th tion throughout the cc ed that, according tc A= Americ Electric Railway ciation, “the in- d is back.” ‘There are four reasons given for and, ry coming this rather sur- tharefore, it prising statement, must be admitted that the conclusion reached would not be correct if the four reasons therefor, or a majority ef them, did *The industry is coming back,” maid, between trolleys not exist, it is there cooprration The “because is and busses.” Connecticut situation discloses no s cooperation as yet. “Living far being paid’—possibly this is t this state, but the general feeling that perhaps fares are which enable the trolley is being paid but not the patrons of it to “live.” Another reason for back” of the industry because the public is taking a sympathetic interest in its local trol- Jey line. This is absolutely not so in this part of the country, and possibly be found in the “comi is ®ald to be more the ‘reason therefors may the statement that while the industry apent over $2,000,000 in advertising and “intends to increase its appropria- tion for this purpose this year,” there has been no such practica in evidence Ir ihis part of the eountry Lack of cocperation and lack of any the between purblie and the trolley aitempt to obtain the good will of the public on the part of the trolley in- dustry has long been ehint trolley industry. given as the for the failure of There is just or reason way of obtaining this cooperation and this good will, and that is by advertising The fact that the industry h nized this to be truth in censtul “come back shown by its increased advertising ap- recog the s suc ' in the country is propriation. But a small part of that amount has been spent in this locali [ And a small part of the denced here. Tt that the two go A eloser understanding of th try by the prople, direet advertising, would bring a more which the Associa & far as we are advised s evi likely that come bael is more than together, and indus brought through of evident eome.back American Electrie Tailway tion boasts. A possi ints closer commu publie. Al the come ertising 18 the only 12811 gt ® way an orgar n may ation Witk reasons given back” of the tr are hased close Were the C talk plain thus obtaining gr pon tion s more undersia quite possible t hack " other the » publie WANT TRANSPORTATION There 1 e went ewer time 2 | time this time merely in order that when the resolution is referred to the rail- road committee the members of that ody will remember that this has | a matter needing attent for a and such attention sho given to it just as soon as pos OUR CHORAL SOCIETY » of this newspaper, adopt siderations, is to re- rule is adhered comes, however, ision om this tion, but birit which i Facl spriny the N ency wa have mme to enthusiastically, We will once again the same chance, in the helief s come to the people an inspiration from t city’s musical activities, the culmina- tions will he reached with the rendee- ing of the spring festival The artists promised are up to the lard customarily furnished by this work to be presented has spiration one might de- husiasm of the m bers ® society is the sort of enthusiasm which comes not from careless gard for the time spent over their musie, but rather from a real earnest- ness which adds sound truth to the harmonies which result, It is safe to say that at no time of the year is there a more sincere dis- play of cagerness to be true to the best that has been mastered than at he time of this spring festival of the New Britain Choral Society, It is safe 1o say that anyone who has a spark of feeling for music will spent a de- ightful Sunday afternoon if he or she gives it up to enjoyment of the pre- program the Choral Society will sent, THE GCAL SOUGHT The news etory publish in the col- umns of this newspaper Saturday callipg attention to the fact that the néw scarlet fever serum is proving so successful, inspires the desire to em. phasize what is the goal cages of sought in practically all the great erusades, As a rule the people who spend their lives making researches are not doing o for purpose of merely They soldiers who fought in the relieving pain The are mecking a cure world war were not ordered to d got this, nd themselves—they 1" " rum were they the out to failed sciantists who to an objective ™ they failed wvork over a fail 1o overcome the disease, they fail. No half-way measures will satisfy them; they want to conquer the disease, just as the sol s in any war want to obtain mas- tery of the ground they cover. Probably the most pathetie indisid uals fn life are these who are willing to fall back upon the weak statement we did our best,” Lite's successen are thore who are able to say truly that we did what we sot out to do.” This professon that brings impatience for 18 the phase of the medical those Who refuse to believe that there may be any victory over disease, The tem on the advance made in the fight against scarlet fever I8 but {he cp taken in th will result eventually nquering all disease, 11 i, there. A great responsibility NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924, quite possibly the presence of the nch troops, no longer necessary, would do more harm than good in ad- dition to the huge expense their pres When for the the Freneh officials ence there entails. troops were sent there it was pur- nost of protecting the in their itions that the Germ not pay. The use of troops for this p ose w at that time al be 1S necessary thot little good s to ac- complished. Quite pre however, did t that effe ct that France 1 its psychologica upon and the actions of Germany if the payments of the repara- tions are made, may be the th tion of Poinc French troops tory There is no question, however rench troops, es: mbers, will uot be for the purpos Fly used, if the Daw carty support in that event the in doing the th helieved she must is not prepar the Ruhr was probable, hov withdrawing them in a few months will be the wise plan. Yet the wisdom of that arrang ment rests upon Germany's making every attempt to live up to the provi sions of the Dawes plan, which, of course, makes its success problemati ©less constant pressure is main upon Germany. S88848858588508888000.50887 % § 25 Vears Ago Today § (Taken {rom Herald of that date) FETVTIICTPTIIIIVIFIITTITY T Ie to form wheel ¢ g taken vantage of by the local Foresters and plans are for t forma tion of privilege granted t 1bs is bei ad ing made ac M in He w ahout Johnsor unifo s ap the Chavics p eve nume Spec his f arance 7 the fair pointed a iirst of the year There were seven deaths recorded and three marriage licenses issued at the town clerk’s office this week, committee the and decided club June comi i made a last i su execn of Boys' club me to close the 1 for the season. The planning to add a gymnasium to th attractions of the place nd its usefulness in other ways when re. t last night rooms of the inereas: opened in the fall, Observations on The Weather L ——— 1 May 21.-Forecast fhr England Rhowers to. Thursday partly clondy Washington, Ronthern New night and probably ing followed by day: continued cool; winds shifting to west west mort Thurs moderate east and nort) rn. New Thursday moderate Yorl partly for Fast tonight continued ¢ winds shifting Forecast Showers cloudy: casterly Thureday 1o northwest Conneeticut ht a probably Thursday morning followed Thursda winds Ehoners to continued shifting to Thursday by partly cloudy cool; moderate a Conditions during the last 24 hours f northeastward to Connecticut alled in nearly of the Rocky t amount ches northwest Showers continued ym T Pieas ant weathor al Mountaine rain ried Memphis, Tenn continues low border. Snow has pre lother mections east The greates was 2.62 The te of at e e i mpera northern was reported in Miehi York, Vermont nlong gan and froets in New Mair Conditions fa and or for this clondy and showers weather f( fair The he homing pige in i DR. FRANK CRANE'S DAILY EDITORIAL | attempts to colleet the repar- * Facts and Fancies § BOBERT EN BY qQuit At o die voung ny rate; good « xions omple a simple mat- cttle it out of arning thrift is ter of learning to court, into can- diser Some sore some deveiop spots develop cers, and into tion. Some think they presiden- tial possibilities when they den’t know e platitude, men are indic you 1f her tes that shand seldom er being insulted. | demeanor is in towr near scover patient if most doctor can the matte tient any with the is ton nt loudly it orator ntellige more who says it is ndard foods, 6 of | zularly in boarding to his wife seldom knows what for rch come by, the must be over town more for a naller nt temptation faculty dies used ye a he 1 inventive or until ess with hae ve much suc an When the bars are th can come it insulting throv they call familiarity, neve all from nearly build blindly, and wards are We emergeney street intersections The word "o \l iy ¢ the French it Women push wheelbarrows over there, marria about going to church s lay papers don't mention gements, One tha the thing the M funeral are may have no s to exploit, but there s to trim, The neat generation natural resonrg always will be su W row uy " quee and if spar were rare we might b boxcs to entice the putting m. iurist reached height of a famed f ther 1o case vou he has ror th lon't know ght of Ahenrdity the he the mother Warning Signals Flows At Hawaiian Volcano May N i neer signal \eisco, ature's the ano in the of warnings br. T, A to. Dr, Hawai predicting auca wounld be i the prosent, dis has heen recalled noky crest of Kilaur Mawaifan Islands and great loss erted the i \ie the noted voleanologist here " of the InggAl any fore he sailed for wail I o i% director atory, has been KK ction in 14 ction of the Pavama cana American to I'acific " shippers mi wort cut from The Law Maker and the Business Man By DR. FRANK CRANE that is, prosper at it the happi dnces i gomn e 1o h Talking Ma Ta a telegram, whir Finanece Committee, & been taking away from 1 writer, declares Machine ty-six p he stock thousand My t Com ten & large salaties t to one Ired iil hecomes a lnw of hur these t perce my income Inherit 11 firmiy 1 pee Taxes are e to support the their en g oo examination NXewspaper S;ndicate. is probabiy the greatest influence for creating personality in the home. 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Roll 490 to 98C NOW:—Before the weather Floor and Deck Enamel Floor and Deck Paint Varnich Stains and dust is here 0id English Waxer and Polisher " Varnishes for All Purposes—Screefi Paints—Brushes TELEPHONING 1y Vesle Number. i James Number Hello Central, give me Siaty.Faven N thine Cirele nher? r, T eaid en!™ mher by Lin out of erder Wers Ord I said Wait a minute And Give i bus, you calling iat 1 you sy Four begin it Sinty-Seven! ! by Hes Number? gain 1 must Cirel Do it quir or on Number Were calling confon vou Oh 11! #h This is full hour MOt exaspe 1've Her you mimbe Vut ehe \ I"our Sirange M Joneg Mrs rospective pup! o is he A Chinaman.” Mrs. Lilas Mic W e Onr Own ome Stindy (lace (A L ar., Teacher Ans—Very foggy Price Gocth Before a Fall Judgs Temus Brown sed of commiiting petty larceny Jed Ah didn't com- lone jes said. Ah's de stole de chicken Maurice H you are Temus t what yuh Corelli the morning Jingle-dangles ny, nonsensical rhyme 1 make 1'un Shop readers laugh Jingle-Jangle. It must be in two . For example hurt the =pri rything. £: like sheep Dentists have an awful pull You funnier Jingle- Ares | Department, The Fun Shop, Her H ar n hi A HEART OF ONF By r | Nor A tami will undoubtedly contribute angles than these, Ad- ately 1o Jingle-Jangle 1 s them sepa Trath of the Matier 1o understand he commands o walary, rown:-"No merely draws it mmands it Phit 1 ® wife ¢ Armetrong ws Lre N1 OMAN FUT PORCT MAN | EARY IT IS Tite By e Mr. Crappell Passes By Mortuary Man 1en to & funers Manners Saratoga ol 18 cacape y Table ved Wi no swest wor ature they are most elusive joes it y be abusive yoe Right! obse ® mother our are many eyes as there sm= here are just as in Iy th brown e eyon How do youn make that out uired mother v W | known 1. Gartt 18 mscertain “ielat amed then nd 1 and papa and th Vel 124 brown eyss C1ad H. Thomps 1924, Reproduction forbidden) opyright tion 3 Contribution: providing they are origina ed, and posses suficlent be paid for at rates 3 $1.00 to $10.00 ders, Indians Prefer Red —The olore red man‘s fond- for gaudy has long beer but it has remained for Dr. 7T ersity of Denver ashington of the Unis their color found t Jond Tndiane wore #64 to all ether colore in the order erred blue, yollew *hite w pr n and tien red. an & CHLORINE GAS CURE USED ON PRESIDEN: Proves Effective Wioen It Elimi- nates His Hard Cold President e #1i1] suffering with a of rosa feter the ehlorine gas treatment which army | perimenting su Imonthe. My, Conlidgs | racommendation of taken resiite Washington, May 21 Conldigs cold my whe today with mtomatie | taok surgeons hate been wervaral on the Weeke for acted Recretars canfily | wha had the treatment gond | The room at the army wat airtight dispensary for for tvofive minutes while the treatment was being administered He read re [ ports and studied the Tmmigration bill Lieut. Col. Mathaw A, De Ladey, at tending surgeon of the medica centre, watc the f A When the t returned 1o the | Exeeutive offices he told Secretary ! Semp that ,he was much All | of the Jack of energs he President in an army ow of Preside better depression and ompar disappear to | which ace sl had to e able attend al . tomorr nyer, the npanied ispensa lorine f gat for pe a8 a re Ldgewood at th in 192 ot the was genersl Md g time of the infiu " was found that employes pla re practically from the dis ng an of other divisions of mployes Mediea ion The Corps investigated the in t hactatia o alr They ieh pro more of chiovms air-tight thrat concer of chiorine required to kill, cort proved that the organisms = duee colds and influenza were susceptible to the action than other bacteria, A smber wae con hich 42,0 gan-s was passed per minnts, and many o0 diters of F misture P tisnte who wers suffering from infer ated “Most of thess patisnts ‘roceived a single treatment of one honur, A few received a #econd or even a third treatment on succeeding days. While the majority of patients were cured or improved hy treatment, many required several treatments tion were tr the arms !epecialiste reported ittle doubt that will complete- taken sufficientiy developed cases it Acute bronehitis relic vod, in treating head svelling of the mu stops the air phe ts froe access 1o the seems 1o b e treatm Iy abort & cold whe afforde great retief early, in well i« practically Ther Tifficulty s because th ancs s gea and preves always is more cons memby Ol Engineer Active Motines, Wie—-Frank Tond 83, en funeral train in Actice sarcice—run is ati he paper mille ot the ing & pony engine in 1 Tond alen was Lincoln as presi- - rrman which carried dent-siect to Washington.