New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1924, Page 20

20 PRESIDENT'S NOTE TAKES SOME STING Japs Pleased af That, But Still Feel Insult Keenly By The Asso. Tokio, May Progideng ( signature tion bill w anese (rom seribed by today as "z to Japun stood ) preciated t Other officl the publi 11 cludad they consid Feel Insult Keenly, By The Assoc.ated Tokio, May 2 signing of th President enactment shows how little have for Japan's plaint. The final action v premeditated, without a conviction Japan to b to the United come for the Japanese na whether the American Ing with international affairs ahall be tolerated hy a nation with any nation- al pride. Co Americans le com- carefully showing way of deal THREE ARE BOUND OVER, New London Men Accused of Aggra- vated Assault Upon Another, New Haven, May 27— " Ioert and Joseph Strazzia, brothers, and Andrew YANKEE GOING STRONG Francis Brown, American From Hono- lulu, Remains in British Amateur Golf Championship Play. ‘e , Scotland, May 27 . of Honolulu, only in the British ship, won the St. Andre Francis Brow ing amateur g right today rpool ciub, 2 up and exciting n were all th, but the Ameri- At two holes, work his match ish. Brown squarc at the fif captured n by beautiful produced can with 1905 and golf 2 Hunter in runner-up to Willie championship of 1 the ENLISTMENTS FOR YEAR Army Will Take Men For Short Per- kwith, who has 4 command of the recraiting street, has re- order empoweri enlistments for on . enlistments are eligible for man who wishes to do serviee within a radius of one hun dred miles of New Britain Sergeant Beekwith has recorded the ollowing listinents: John Restreck who en sent to Fort H. C. Wright: Walter Bruzik who has been sent to Camp Devens; Paul Magnagne n sent to the T Army ¥ Boston, M E Knowlaske who h engineers corp at cussul es army station at 3 A\ ceived an officia him to receive se one any has 1 who has bee REBELS PI May Sanchez, Mexico City, ~ General idalupe chief military ader of the December revolution, is at present in Washington registered under the name of Jose Sandoval at the Hotel Willard, according to Ar. nulfo Gomez, military commandant in Mexico City. The latter added that Sanchez will soon leave Washington for Phoenix, Arizona, where he will hold a conference with Adolfo De La Huerta, the rexolutionary leader, ac- cording to information received from NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1924, WODERNISH FLAYED BY BAPTIST PASTOR Rev. John Stratton Calls It Off- spring of German Militarism ukee, Wis, May 27.—Funda- s again will hold the center stage today in th preconven- tion ma-ting of th rn Baptist convention, which convenes here to- , through the medium of 0 array of 3 kers who will advance the mentalist program at the day 5. Ttiley, Min- Dr. ds, Toronto; . Frank I'ort Wo Porter, Louisville m Fetler, n missionar wention meetings P cial serv- S meet- iety, and church direc- sions h, gen the conference tors, Attacking m in the Lap- church oif f Ger- man militarism and 1 onacing the me ialists who seck to funda mentals ¢ ligion e Rey John Foach fundamentalist jeader of New rk city, swept an audience of " members into prolonged applause al a meeting last night. He cha modern tiet m, and Bsome ed that the "radical a revolutionary viewp the mo ernists has been officially adopted by those who are now in dominating con- trol of the Baptist denomination and that “this program of false teaching has been put across without the knowledge and consent of the grea rank and file of our pec Dr. Straton ¢ ed that the eign millionary fields have fallen un- der the domination of modernism and that the “poor heathen peop f In dia and China and Japan a ing deluded by the false teaching of ra tionalism and modernism, and are be- al of leath by modern man ragionalism and militarvism. . ignificant fact that most of our 1d the miversities man universi ed with the ‘new theolc itfonalism and miti sult is that, more and more, ing social service salvation. Having lo rman the onger ch he has given, slloctually proud t to make a new ianity.” . » vain and men have gone religion out of Ch Jury Disagrees in Suit Demandihg Quarter Million New York, May 27. A jury was unable to reach a 00 suit of Antl singers’ Chamiee, in th Bagarozy, rio decision ny manage ainst” N Melroy ind was dismissed 1 its dis: r an estimated 10 per cent of the ers profits for the next nine yea dcelaring he had beer 3 without canuse after tenor's @ | vear contr l‘}ditori:fi Associnlioh Is En Route to Mexico | 27.—Mém- asso- they was carried San Antonio, Tex., May bers of the National Id al ciation from Oklahoma where spent a the party back two centuries to the time of the founders of San Antonio’s five mis- sions, saw irrigation ditches that were ns 50 years hefore the volution, and mixed their views of the with glimpses of the present in a 80.mile ride thrugh the city and surrounding military camps, wateriy Ame past 5 PUBLICATION NOTICE Guide to the Connecticut £ and forests Park and Forest PP, 56, State ro s, price twenty- nts, Contains index map of state, show- ing improved highways and best routes of approach to all the state parks and forests; also twenty-three detail maps on larger and sisty half-tone illustrations, five oo Ger- American Jdegrees from Ger- s. America is saturat- | Oil company strikers for consultations [ing to lahor quarters, ar a boycott on transportation of the oil re- company’s products in support of the we are & substituted for vision of believing with | some general explanatory and histori- | ngreemcnl Is Impossible Mexic: mittee sent he City, May 27. — The com- v the Mexican | regarding a settlement of the strike which has been in progress the last In Mexican Oil Strike | | 'Tampico, having become that an agreement is impossible, was announced late last night, |H10 months has decided to return to |strikers, J | | | | | HARTFORD SUBURBAN T from New Britain without toll charge. Direct line New Britain to Hartford, 2965 SUMMER FURNITURE rs for one year of a 10- | Published by the | commission. { convinced | The , |railroad men's organizations, accord- considering it | ed wisdom ing pans ing to § physic and ames Cantlie, n. W the doctor said, men kept their hair to a very old age. nighteaps Nightcaps For Him London-—Former generations show- in their use of warm- aceor: 73 rear-old n nighteaps were worn HARTFORD EPHONE SERVICE We now have a direct telephone trunk line from New Britain, v —Brings Cheer and Charm Patrons may call us —After the somber season of Winter one turns with positive joy to the cheery fiber and wicker furniture, with its bright coverings of flowered cre- tonne or tapestry. -—Visit our Eleventh Floor, and see our wonderful collection of complete suites, chairs, lamps, tables, desks, ferns and other lovely designs, all reasonably priced. Furniture Dept.—Eighth Floor — WE OFFER — L] A splendid selection of Summer Floor Coverings designed in harmony with your Summer furniture. cal notes and speeial descriptive text accompanying the maps and pictures, | On sale at news stands about May 30, | SUES TOR 8500 Rug. Dept.— Seventh Floor WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS Often are the cause of much concern, as the bride- to-be is uncertain just what style and wording to select. We are enabled by long experience to advise her as to the forms and usages which are “Socially Correct.” Special for three days. These prices for eighty lines of engraving only —Crane’s Stock Paneled Sheets used., l.\‘ha(led Old English or Solid Letters may be used. ANNOUNCING the arrival of the new baby is a reviving cus- tom and the dainty little birth announcements, either printed or en- graved, which we are furnishing the happy parents are not only correct and appropri- ate, but particularly | pleasing. d ing baptized uninformed as the tre-! mendous truths of Christianity, unre- generated, and sent out as workers to thus mislead others in turn,” “Modernism ought to be labelled ‘made in Germany'. It has come to us out of a Prussianized Germany. The German mind is a plotting, pro- saic mind; and the old Germany of Schiller and Goethe has been Trione, all of New TLondon, were bound over to the superior court un- der bonds of $2,600 each by Judge Watrous in the police court here yes- terday on charges of aggravated as- «ault on Harry Coppola of this city on May 5. Coppola claimed to have heen robbed of $6,000 on a boat in New London harbor and to have recog- nized Albert Stra ona of the ac- cused, as having n on the boat with him at the time. He said he recognized the three men as they were passing through this city In an automobile and jumped on the run- ning board of the car when it was al- leged the assault took place in which Coppola claimed guns were used Coppola during his testimony was warned several times by Judge Wat- rous that he was liable for contentpt of court owing to his manner of an- sworing questions put to him, Gomez's agents in the United States, R. €. Smith Publishing Co., of Georgia, through D, 1. Nair has brought suit against ¢, .. Orne of this city, doing business under the firm e of Tighe and Orne, for $300 ¢ ges, alleging new-payment of hill for advertising. The writ is returnable in the eity court the third Monday of June, - The W, Fapensive Kise Gultport,—Two hundred and forty- nine dollars and fifteen cents was the amount of damages fixed by a jury here against Mitehell Owen, Guifport grocer, for kissing an 11- yvear-old girl against her will, The girl's father brought suit for $2000, g .$22.50 .$25.00 50 Announcements ......... 100 Announcements ...... Seript Type 50 Announcements ........ 100 Announcements ......... Stationery Dep t.—Main Floor ... $14.00 $17.50 CHIROPRACTOR LOSES SUIT, Utica, N. Y., May Missa G Brown was awarded $10,000 by a | court here yesterday | in her suit for 0,000 against Fran- eis T. Shene, chiropractor. Miss Brown alleged her paralytie condition waa the resuit of treatment by hyne In his eharge to the jury Justic 1. 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