New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1924, Page 6

6 COMPAN HING (Sund HERALD PUBIL ted 1 14 Blag RIPTION ¥ Entered at as se room al Member of The A ated P're He at ala York Square and Centr PROHIBITION AND THE . O, I Those who expected statement on prohibition publican platform worse job tr haystack. The needle might be prohibition plank canno! Most certainly, there is a gencrality on “law and order” in the platforin, sald plank unctuously proclaiming that the party favors “enforcement of the constitution and all laws.” Why it is necessary for a party platform to men- tion this self-evident beyond the ken of expectant citizenry. It happens that more people talking and thinking about prohibition than any other single i ed by the platform builders. By ign ing the subject the G. O. P. as muct as intones to the world that the Ject contains too much dynamite be handled in public. The party would not talk amelioration of the Voistead act cause of a division #f sentiment about it. New England and the' middle At- lantic scaboard, especially the cities, frankly oppose Voldsteadism; at least A majority of their inhabitants don't like the enforced ride on the wagon. In the middle west the same holds true of the large cities; but the nd smull cities are no T'he indisputab some cle at by Ar-C the re- have lle framers n finding a in difference is at the found, while the assumption is arc ie carpenter- r- sub- to out for water rural secti shouters for wet goods. California far wost excepting is dry. 8o in to the se in order to win the election flouts tion In effect perform about in a similar fashion order to cause no offensc tions that must be won over the party any direct reference to prohibi- the will nt predicament on the democratic party 18 even in a worse prohibition issue than the republicans the democratic states and profound opponents smacking of wine, In fact, that's where And an the democrats likewise going to woo the western dry section hidebound southern being to sonorous anything beer or whiskey the sandy Bahara started are what but a denatured generality about the sub- ject can be anticipated ? wettish amendment marvel, and the Connecticut, a where the 18th Volstead intolerance as a no voice Neither ha wealths damp cities expediency Ased are as popular dry agent in a beer garden, has whatever In the matter the moist common- in New ILingland along the on the hecessity of w g the west to wir has choked conditions whic et off surcease of sofrow initiative to We may take ie WAR ON RUM RUNNERS Aceor timates U R patre ment and Sa eari PRIMARY New Britain Herald " = candidate on ¢ 1es into the The sponsibl campaign. Ku Kiux Klan is believed ment agai cxpendit tate funds for ian schoo! Maine aithough the side of an the forbidding constitution h appr £ the opriatic o night shirt paraders. st prepared to vent I ch have listened to the such sections ot Ku Klux Klan, come forts to Had t} Klan the system. tem Maine sy xisted in the would utering Maine, wedge. Many now serv- d be re. icademies in wou high schools, law t Maine faction a change in the iblican machine in is to picces as a result i ISTAL ADJUSTMENTS expected increases in President Coolidge re- cently he salary adjustment 1, bu numbers of them face A cut of $20 a month bonus as the of failure of an appropriation last esult for the purpose at t congress. he bonus applicd to 480,000 gov- nment employes in “in fiekd servic mostly postal and Wweather bureau workers, who without the $20 monthly bonus could not remain in the sery and Alarmed at dissatistaction the postl at the failure of the postal bill and the bonus appropriation bill, the pre- valling throughout system increase the republican organization in Wash- ington has induced President Coolidge to take action, Necessary funds from the veterans' bureau will be used to pay the postal bonus. Juggling of funds in this man- ner is not businesslike—but to appear businesslike is not a prime requisite of governmental methods, in the opinfon of humble citizens who are confronted by spools of red tape every time they do business with the higher ups, “BILL” BRENNAN'S PATE Williamm (Bi) Brennan, a heavy- prizefighter who during his 121 ring battles, successful weight fistic career fought and was uniformly in put- ting his ring encmics to slecp until he tackied the top-notchers in the “pro- fession,” was done to death by a of New York gunmen for some reason unknown at this writing. Dispatches today indicate the pugilist in a New York cabaret of which was slain he Was the owner. The incident again throws the spot- ight the ence of gangs of hoodlume New York to e eradicated by the New York police. Most are known upon ox in who need members of such to bl only reason the members are at libers gUNgS the of the the bluecoats and ty is because by the law in the pas in too lightly SR 31 Brennan was born Ire- and his fortune hard-hitting 1rish and years ago came to this to vas country mike a hard-headed, lad. He profession belonged to an American industry, or busincss, whatever ene cares to call it, the successful mem- more money than Yale, te bers of which make achers in other coll ssors at g high i individuals engaged the grade s or in callings vitally necessary to modern civilization, Bren nan’s income was in the class of movie ind bastbal rs. His name is known country over than it Angell f Presid 1o more persons the name ¢ of mme tragic death wi h e nt IN CHECK JAPAN ng ‘ immigration moment o pinue exclusion ations that h usion | fortific sectar- | they have been treated | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1924. hand; her disadvantage at it is dif- | ficult for naval forces to capture real | the | { tions W r in The to ¢ world war, a time the G imend- long ipture naval rman base in China, d spite whelming numbe indicati Japanese are not supermen pitt inst effective ficultic he allied flects : ISES ikcwise enstein) British fleet @id not 1 Helgoland. Land is not a pretticr sight Jistinet advan- 1Pan apple-biossoms in the Apples, when they're round Are lamp-like in'a moonli Poets sing of them, while 1 Prefer the homely apple-pie. Dardaneclles and the to still is memory; attempt capture night; 1 green, defenscs retain tages, and ours on the Philippines and the Hawaiian Islands are supposed to al- manned, according to It added levelopment of submar- be excecdingly strong, though not ways adequat current critie may sms, be In the winter, with g Suminer is my favorite But when I swelter in the sun I watch for winter on the ri I like the things that aren't s That's the we were ¢ od rea that with the ines harbor defense has been gre strengthened. A harbor commander big and air- at submarines the commander has ships that sink when T hit from ebelow. his base. has way planes at his disposal; attac ithiul Salesman (inquirir steps): “Is of small hoy at from above, from the horizou or on Usually he also is far Yo her home, from 5 S Small boy these facts Salesmar i The Japanese know dbaih: well The gards a war at this time (atter five minutes): mother was home Small boy live here, mister, - ancis ri “Did you say as anyon government for or in the near she but I don't future not the part of wisdom. . rd Asiatic “ride Japan's str st e is to continent. Yama mote. the Millions of Oriantals in India seething | the inclined to lsten to the This re- the steed on with discontent at western peo- ples, mizht be lapanese plems for solidarity. possibility tar from likely in gard to the Chinese, however, who deeply dislike the Japanese; they lined to be friendly has been o bitter that on seve have The Chinese are disiy and fecl casions the Chines: boycotted Japanese goods. in- clined fo feel well disposed toward | Uncle 8am and have a philosophy and | religion that makes for a desire to he | t alone rather than take part in| quarrels, It covers from the devastating effects of will be years yre Japan re- the recent earthquake, Its spirit was be line that arce is sometim parates comedy from o CLOTHES linee greatly chastened by that catastrophe, | Agitators may agitate and the "Great may think it is go- and JANGLES ecal their bl flush Nathan M Forward Society ing forward, but there are wise cheel; ks are Muiden I ishes; cool heads at the helm of government. Facts and Fancies BY KOBERT QUILLEN Levy. .. Bobbed hair and Kk 8 are all right, But a fat girl who wears ‘e should do night Matt o doubt 50 at C. Roemer The American people are capuble government if they 1 ' fish in he bobbed-halrcd gray fool out o vl i e mountain, the ' time My le arrang or a the ny sure ma me Rose The third everything 1 the slogan party has excopt Osho now finances \ Brook Man a trout makes is roy vders, o oor fish Both partics have suftici but they to lead directions, A Natwral Question Meyer s laying His wife and children we Suddenly the wish in 0 many Abraham o death bed grouped about him and with an effort A bachelor has who I8 there to make him? man move “Rac! my wifc His wife 1 ded stroking his hand: “By your side, dear Abe “And my son, Morri here . “Here I am fathe sald Morris, “And my daughter, Sarah, where is she ?" gasped the old mar We are here, dear father led Sarah “Then who's in the the some but g for spoke are you here?” a 0. soft No oluti people is in i ange v m while a traflic remain I8 he betore cop latives are the unbearable you isit when cooking at people task heat makes home re 101 sto re? thunder- ed father, ert Diamond Our Own LOST AND FOUND Department Armstrong—""Whe James woman the y lovely stoops to folly,” ording to poet ppens? A vanity « males, W but ¥ to carry t may the m a must have 12 suits girls the some to get hack to nature if to seratch It i fine you can have bitas nest day Whe She casl Hy (At modern woman & in on a ng dads buying be gitls h sill Leonardo” and dics in his atomy th A haughty congr« spirit of a presider all the ns mads saying What the Wild Waves Were Oh, he t one-piece Ving + man who & s rewarded straw hat in a crowde Another and ok Talk A Heartto-Heart siness of influ pulchritude ? | He gave his daughter to a young man in marriage and now he has them both. M. ra Crockett. | His Uncertainty on the strect any Itump- | “Seed my gvife place?” asked Gap Johnson of us Ridge. “Han't run away from your, has 2" asked the town marshal, who “Nope, But town this morning she going to get her a new sort of other clothes, know her when we started for | 'lowed she was | hat and some and I reckon I if T was to meet| wouldn't her.” a - | WHY IS IT | When I Go on a Fishing Trip That— | The always somethi about wind tid I never had the right kind « Tt is fhe worst in ye It either rains every minute is something r llow in the next boat e is wrong ! or the season ? or the unbearable liquor s I don't g When 1 get terrible lies catches? the < The he most about my astonishing Safe Bobby:—"Grandma ! nuts with your teeth Grandma:—"Why Bobby. Boh Then keep these for me | o out to play.” | —A. Engwall, | can no, benetit of the have so often asked about pearance of the woor ed to stand in front of the cigar ore, please be informed that he mounted the magnificent dapple gray that aced the sidewalk in of the harness shops. many who | the disap- Indian that| horse it Reproduction en). | gfl*b‘@&&hh*&h&&.b&AOA&A&&&; 325 Years Ago Today ¢ Herald ot that (Copyright 41 @ Tuker 4 f'vo-\wvvv"vrw PETTIPIIITY As yet no definite site on the Farm- ington river has been selected for the power plant to be built by the Stan- | ley Works, Chamberlain Co Junior Me- chanics held another of its char- acteristic socials last night. The com- mitiee consisting of W, Allen, C, W. RBalley and 1. F. and W, E, Bell are deserving of a great deal of t for the splendid manner In the affair was handled A party of six wheelmen was paced town last night by by a naptha pump, Boyle has been awa for the painting of the the Stanley Rule and company’s new factory, Albert Helnzman of the I clety and Frank Anderson been tratning at the Y, M the activity in the pre g match at the irom date il of one which throug a tricyele operat ohn ded the ot to con tion el ner who fmir Casino furnish ey Monday sight The wrestli water department for Observations On The Weather 1% Washington orecast Southern New night and Tuesday; peraturc; moderate north winds Forcoast for 1 Fair tonight and Tucsday; in west and north north June England Ia moderate northwest New York somewhat astern ooler “ ywions to night; mederate and northeast winds , New Haver ight and Conditions s ther castward vl Fai Tuesday vieinity tied showery in the Ohio widely antic const, va attered duc ext provin an | prevails and over At Jow M y the listricts to the to a long g from t hwest wa thene trough of prossur nd ritime Mexi e ction empe all dietr PROTEST TO WEHEKS Comneil for Prevention of War Objects to Disparaging Remarks, T OAT FAMILY REUNION 951 In Vrench Family But Conldn’t Atten, Are e There Lvery hundred year Sacred and Immaculate Image of Santa Maria” is carried in solemn procession through streets of Rome. Cardinals, archbishops and patriarchs march in the pro- cession, here shown crossing the Tiber. ARE SELECTING JURY 8 APPLIGATIONS FOR | AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP Hearings Will Be Held Monday Aft- Panel That To 1Iry Gaston B, Means On Conspiracy Count Is Be- ernoon—1'olish Applicants Head ing Chosen Today. York, June A jury to try List With 4 department B. W, Alling will p P e ne tigator, and 1 was is seeres being Means con- e inve dAmer W ected in federal o {and Jarnecke are fspiracy to violate ock at the naturalization Monday afternoon at common council chamber the ipplications of 83 candid citi nship papers will be taken u n Church of Boston, Mass., izt 0'¢ it today. tried for the prohibition I withdrawal warchonses, begun counsel for under in r charges, attempt special am of when of 1S Subje of a for ¢ her pplicants him Means on oth in an disqualify Gone Hir on the ground two men, an ows Trakul, Sta 1HOW Joscph ki, Jozef John Bryll, Anthany Szepan Lowlc E } nt with Kuchnokaski, [0 unsuceessiully the Aftorney prosecutor ha court Konefal, il owswi, | T genstern, | wder, ) . John 7 Wa Da udice Todd's testi vittee in Atic Geney Todd s said 10 crook, thicf a reforred to Mr Wiee Wesaly howskl, Mike Ro Pranciszek Dronzd Wiady i whick vk, Franciszek Jozefiek tan o S nite Kota, fan 1 " I . Inkow ko, sander Adolph Joseph Zebrow Wir BONDS PUT AT §85,70 New York Lawser Sccieed of lon " Bribery, Endeavoring Raiwe Cash Or Hs Lyuivalent Wiltiam who was ar iepartment of tensiy to appeat of bribing a fed ranged before y and hel July 7. Fal at his first Jane m e trin ity ated that the bail accepted only in The federal he y ap- of per- Friends of set about be cquitalent cled, must e identity hing the bail immediately fn the bribed the mai case to ap- feited wae apart upper d 10 have a MAN ON DULTY Noble ¢ rones ' 1 t three t, appoint the the fire AR} new ere at meet today ty. James stations o, & Ce. 2, 2 dele gine Co. DR. FRANK CRANE’S DAILY EDITORIAL ] The Soil By DR. FRANK CRANE nkind is on o8 wnd nnot control th soil of which &en "t of the 16 20 back several i onee e Erows that te