New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1924, Page 8

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1924, R e i | ek o ey e s AUNT SARAH PEABODY campaign: in the west, however, such be just as important to exercise fore 2 g ordered fish, s Saaralan ol pe e bR Tl scn s s s D sared inccehy What do you think they found in At the Conventlon HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY garded as arrogant and contemptu- | sary to exercise caution in the past. he fish ; i | Issued Daily (Sunday Escepted) et ilirenn) political ¢ s 100 late to couple ng the | awer: & The ring g vssod e Mgy By nd will result in political is too late to couple planning with th Answer: The ring. i + interests and party served by | past. but it is cntirely word SUBSCRIPTION R ¢ disseminators of such rubbis lan for the future. $8.00 & vear i %0 Three Miller ’ | inhabitants ¢ 1 —_ R . Asa Offenwaldt preached from not see ¢ ¢ AN AID TO LEADERS the text “The Winning of Man” and | tics Fu 1 democratic organization be- | Miss Tillie Hauser sang “Lord, show { me the way"” in a fervent manner, I the meaning antiont tter il Our Own | SIS 1 the meaning | ru convention is better than | w . 3 : ) £ LOST AND 1'OUAND | The Doctor Was Called indicates | a majority e because it forces a 1 ——1 called the doctor ; e pactinent Williams—I called the doctor successtul candidate to place himself this year 1 1ast | in the hands of political leaders. In 3 > | ard ‘as anyb oa John Cra You would obl William—Yes, he was when he tie ks and ey greatly if yo give me your version | 4yo poker hand 1 held open io ertisers, vance in the price f wheat. | McAdoo e majority le would'of that nursery rhyme abo Twinkle, Roy Entered at the Post Office at Ne 1 5 as Second Class Mail Matter, ve Dblac white, they | that a two-thirds nomination TELEPHONE CALLS. orot Y @ppreci the case of an active candidate, such as Mamber Al Tha A which I en 1y 1 the past fewd guarantee his nomination before the ' twinkle, little star—" SR ® Apsgisited Press . 4 the probahility that | convention started, leaving the con-| Tatkiye 5 e The Jdingle-dangle Counter to 1 or 1e-pu ne E bring around $1.25 a bushel | vention leaders ne Jortuni | Roosters crow and hens will la 4, Rt . . il bring around $1.25 a vention leaders no opportunity to deal | roon “the qursery into the photopl S keep saftingevery day. Bt raner sudidins iticall pans i \ lection . The croe will and dicker with him. With the two- | room, and reads like this: e L Y : L g < A Charles Blomquist svauey rica and leav rule in force, however, the time : Twinkle, twinkle, movie star, If you want to ruin this nation, eebar Audit How 1 wonder what you are! rt one more investigation. T s PRI SN Gabee driiesfonsumaleh idblensien ingel child, as you elaim to b R. Burke BY AUNT SARAH PEABODY permitting delegation leaders to drive the vamp you play so perfectly. rives when candidates m sy Ao Turn out the light and put out the cat, | Nuw york City, June .—Well, | conldn’t go wrong. Dorothy Dejagers n you tell me | ON g0ing to bed remove your hat. ; It just happened 1 was standing in gist of the poem beginning Earl Smith | eeliht 3 ) party most of the time w York convention is about like G "A b e _’('I‘W’“:'::f““f" . take me fong to find out that all this \{“’I']? ii'r‘:’rn‘“’?“’ :o:_m";“'":m,_\, el farmer human, and \is McAdoo could gain the neces- | vear* or shall 1 write to the weather A magazine called “Marriage” pub- talk about city folks being so wise, country to serve as a delegate, 1 % sees conditions iIMpProving as sary two-thirds vote if he promised reau? lished in Bloomington, 11linois, wants i mostly hosh. would have headed right back to . M of shorter crops——wit he | cortain things to other delegations for arveiE s nothing but stories of happy marri- No more than arrived at the depot | “The Old Home Town.” The only stand, E b ~ 2 e o 3 £ ' ear Dottie:—We offer a little lyric, ages .for publication before some absent-minded fellow | room 1 could get was $8 a day and _ & geanag 1| thels support, This he may br may not st” what you are looking H-h-hmm, evidently another all-fie- 'giapted to walk away with my grip. [I imagine, when there isn't a con- s = way—I e less inclined do. The story has aleardy been bruited | ¢ g tion magazine. I caught up with him and explained |vention in town, it is used as a inen PAT HARRISON, “KREYNOTL n th . y the ra about widely that McAdoo has made a = A (that the grip belonged to me. He lcloset. It isn't as big as my sewing Senator Pat Harrvison, of Mississip € roo 4 ) v 1 pre-convention leal with George Where r he snows of e ryear? . set it right down and just stared at |room. 2 g : 4 = ve farm conclude Brennan, leader of 1 fiinols deles This may disquiet the high-brows, Facts andFane,es me, Didn't even beg my pardon, or Had some of my shoe-box lunch pi. whose friends can claim for him : J But what 1'd like to know, my dear, ' tip the red cap he had on. I watched [left and, while I nibbled at it, I un- that he is not a standardized, urban. Uhat conditions are permanently “on ' gates, whereby he is to obtain their| =" (S0 70 CRE 9 vear's eye- BY ROBERT QUILLE him for a moment and he rushed | packed my grip. mend” 2nd t ndidates on the | support when the time comes. One of Lrows. s over and picked up another grip. [ The one thing 1 like about my ERti5r hes an cltaiinous (onxuc s ta il into office. | the promises reported to have been — A ifern ides ol “asx ! nrabloma Hope it was his own. room is a rocking chair. I sat down fis E i more | made is that McAdoo would try to in- A Victim of A A pollenn idsy ol a0k S pronl Outslde the depot 1 waited for |in it to rest and fell asleep. vivid vocabulary, a uresque per- ST 3 e S : Ah, my poor man, here's a quarter, 1S & mixed foursom close to an hour. The hack service | Woke up some time later when sonality and is a Democrat of | than once that econc ¢ LSl Aiuence the cholce ot Mayor Dever of v ook 1ike the averass tun of | e here is terrible. 1 finally had to take |someone rapped and pushed g paper of political action. The tarift is an | Chicago as the vice-presidential candi- | | oggurs, Tell me, how did you meet| Blessed are the meek, for they g gipeet under the door. economic institution, ye hns w180 date misfortune ' shall inherit the dearth. Never saw so many automobiles in | It gave me a chance to sce just z . A political football. We think The tw ds rul I o “Ah, kind sir, 1 was ouce a success- i TS STt iorecyn Y life, And everybody seems to | where the convention hall was locat- the New York convention. sparkle = LT nolttieatll et 1t : s ful manufacturer, but 1 failed Jast| Sixtecn men on another man's chest. | yao hig own driver. Green, yellow, | ed, but when 1 read the news on the with point, pith and originalits « |6 vois socording fe our 3 J S llalilan i st I HE LA B el Yo ,ho, ho, and a rush-hour street y,,0k ang white automobiles rushing | first page, I discovered the first ses- preferences and prejudices, but the fjong life, It fits well with the psychol- ‘Poor man. What wus your line?” ¢ar everywhere. But no hacks for folks |sion of the convention was over, 1| majority are ded | ir cholce ogy of trading at democratic conven- “Corsets and hair-pins.™ e 8 % : 9 4 from out of town | had been sleeping for hours. A - 1hrough fions and suits the party leaders, who Mrs, M. J. Abribat. The prize comedian is the one Who | yepen 1 got off the car, 1 asked a| Didn't make any difference, tertainment, ¢ f J sSaeiiy ¢ . The man ! fike 1 Ao e E —— can elicit a smile from a traflic police- policeman, who was out horseback | though, as the paper says that every- Coolidge as the B a i ) ; s : And So They Parted man riding. what hotel to go to in order | thing went along in the expected Potomac” will brin mil \ OEPLFQUS, A : 1N AL L He knelt her feet, apologetic, di3- e, 3 fo be located in the same place with [manner. Someone read a keynote 1 appointed A cynic might define taxes as: The o gemocratic presidential possibil- |speoch and the convention adjourned As a | . > . T \ She was disdainful, impatient punishment for being industrious and | ¢, | until tomorrow. n k! he said thrinty And the policeman told me to go T'll be at the hall early so as to gel “I am so sor leaves little to the imag ARl L . . “And s0 am 1" she replied eurtly. Who buvs the |1 aNY onc of the hotels and I'a good scat! punctures Republican armor a R ) “1 shall have to go elsewhere for my, AN optimist is a man wh ) engagement ring before getting the His 5 he Connecticut's cars a shoes, you are out of my size!" an unexpurgated report of which g tney busses took up iess room Mary I, Kingston, Birl’s consent COMMUNICATED £HLSHH88888088868605488084 perrs in this edition of the Herald L TONOTE center there would he more room fc = = : - | . L : ‘ omewh digconceriing t0 moving trafic e \'ni: :} '\"h'. :Hm‘ , ENJOYED MR, SHEPARD'S 25 Years Ago Today is more Cooli 1cl¢. hard barguins for their support id 1o consj with How this would work out in the I'm in the convention city. It didn't ized Babbitt of Gopher Prairie indoc- the old school His keynote speceh, made today at terspersed with a foreetul of partisan topies is than anger mest vulnerable points, ' W1 the publicity, dis- ev'ry shooting star he claimed a ARTICL Cluken from Herald of that a.m’ Green Valley, Cal L ! PICTITITIVIEIVTVPITIVINITS Identinl vear, that She, seeming coy, at first demurred to P Nevada County, A ARy srony 2 s - this - p / Editor Ne i Professor Horace Wells, an instrue- g . American eiti : B g ol b 2ditor New Britain Herald: tor ut Yale college, attended the high € . denied A) {1 want to tell you how much I en-[school graduation exercises in this ting a stem-winding spell-binding ora- w1t is that our elections are When soon a fying meteor he 2 - | joyed the article In the June 6th [city yesterday and was favorably im- J oraback, Connecticut 1te- pressed with them, This was his first t decided by n majority of our pro- espled {number, by Mr. # o 1 ; lecided by 0 majorit i publican boss, wus AMIONE LHose ON | And so. be durkness grew apace, their| How flies! But yesterday L Tt brought | gyaquation attendance in New Britain lark ¥ back to my mind all of my girlhood |in 26 yea the Mayflower with President Cool- cyes daughter asked for a nickel, and now dvantage of his rights at P ¢ of | there is no awe in her voive when she | 48¥% When T used to come down to |+ the stores, and on my way to church, ' . 1dge over the last week-end. 1toraback | Oft scanned SRk Eng. Sep mentions fifty dollar olls the result o ny an elee 1 skics, mentions fifty dollars polls 1 m sbly 10 e president that he the ski when as a girl 1 lived at Black Rock. Many the day I used to play on tha rock. 1 suppose it is all gone now, well as most of the houses along the | 811 way down to the center, In spite of the lowering clouds this : ity ; . et Ihe thing that puzzles us about a | 1 11ve a great deal in the past. 1|afternoon over two dozen golfers went el choo ) SEN G Aud so | e 1o pa anon, th hionable bathing beach: “What's' 'ike to think of ny girlhood days and |out to the Maple Hill golt club to T d A ¢ case thirking thelr duty she 4 5 of my murried life, they were all so | participate in the second tournament ™ . Prohibitie ty is 1o hold Hts state | Looked for shooting stars quite as| the water for ' Phict ASWO v = : : ol Pepris rohibitlon par M I s sta Jooke - 2 . L i happy. I had one of the best of hus- | since the opening of the links, EERARe began pulling every fomible o,y L IR It by chance o star escaped his| Yes. Arethusa, the “final” appear. | DAnds. We lived together 22 years| Guion Fitch was riding his wheel Wuggard, dul- minded of William Allen Biew ance of A stage star might be termed -'“‘: ': anbe ""'”' see him out of fargund the Baptist church corner ear- moment e ! Hou volitical reference to the futility of a plug hat the ealied his wand'ring fancy to it, | “much adieu about nothing." ‘| it ,‘,”\: ;n Bk T Iy last evening when he was run into v politic § £ B g ppos hat old Black Rock is by a wheelman headed in the opposite machines Among the v e LT it did 1t would er certaln clrenmstance too all gone, and perhaps a large home on | girection, “Guy"” was hurled against the curbing and his machine was nt G. Bakcom intervals scemed long between | Probably iU careying the thing a | i £one Made g f It n the (n- little 100 far when she asks him, |the Pla y I enjoy the Herald very much and | qamaged considerably. thank you again for sending it. 1 eaeh hi Slemp, Virginia politi ¢ " Aly able . MeAdoo « n tinvisible ROVErDe | g o halled with glee a passing lights | "Does my smoking bother you?" private secrotary ment now rules the nation.” Mae has ning bug: . % have only missed two or three, 1 At the New Britain Knitting Co. yesterday afternoon a fire was die- \ \ The average golfer takes lesson 2 E . ¢ poll. | good eyes and +the thing with . woon tax her ingenious t that 9 « v ing | after lcsson from the “pro,” and all | tHInK vovered in a small stotehouse in the yard, The blaze was extinguished in ert in geiting ontrolling TEPRT) DA mind P ng tiow In in wadd admi v tenily enabled her to find | he ever acquires is a 8cotch accent, @ few minutes and little damage was done. an admirable bill of particulars for the Democrat mental exhilaration inci- : ary Kiss; Senator Lidge of New Jer nit torical “efi ' on behalf Pr *ooli ot a big han ) o up Coolt got g hand from the un « minority, 10 every legal thinking when be told b disinters The Staniey Works 1s making eon- {tracts for a large addition to its pres. ent steam plant, Several new boilers of latest types and a big Corliss en- are included, ested the president was aboul heing nominated for reclection would b L Wh a | P i And when a darting star caught ' Whits M and without «ffort P which might cauee the presiden founds of kissi lo upon the Ous insccts are those ticks whose first womctimes There 18 SHoILs otlve the overwhelmin te of eone Probabiy the world's most pestifer- think well of Roraback. night hundred vote sta lections by fidence that he did,” ete. were L : v political string for his nomination U ey \ ENat Blemp was ™ is doing fine, coming so far, Please excuse all mistakes, re- membering that it is an elderly lady in her 83rd year. 1 don't allow any- . A Sl g % one to call me old, for T am not, in z the prostdent’s ' & nar J 2 unetss’ for tefo! xot out of 1 Democeratic consention would compose Wi heavenly Wil astenish the world by trying to spirit, 1 try to meet all my disap- Beginning June 16 and continuing from the first; an M- | \ force te- | | v sundey farey bow sre interpret with her clothes on. pointments and little vexations in life [#Ach day thereafter, half hour cars coverer r. Prank , & : e . i when #he did her last pretext with a smile, 1 feel much happier [ Wil run on the trolley line between o ) & J y bk, : : : s exhaust for it New Britain and Hartford. s 5 il ters ] oulk gh bulldings And was about to yleld her cause as | Wishing you much success In your| As yet #. Mark's parish has re- Qe S0 re me ‘ : K business, 1 remain, ceived no word from Rev, Harry 1. entry into t ) . 5 o 3 P | ¢ e Khe saw o switchman's lantern cireling i p Yonur respectfully, Bodiey, whose nomination for the diete 1) wol ' t AR 28 wore tite Jow . . wing H MRS, ELLEN PARKINGTON, rectorship has been approved. And got the youth down to a steady ithern Republican deleg : X acomes & ¥ ks shooting stars in three short, William M it vis v he s ane vocifer The o m native v Yorkers fleoting hours Some day an interpretive dancer chance in him o . t L " [ ‘ia Nione Again By oy e st o 1 et 13S0 8 Y S T e it s oo |_DR. FRANK CRANE'S DAILY EDITORIAL that ( has difficully in avoiding a match, efior o o o o et o e rform e | T ann iy wine e ] e once wpona ime there Othering Yourself salesman who said, “T never knock fiicadisecthanda By DR. FRANK CRANE ranwm AND T AR my competitors, Magazines are careful to keep ad John M. Sidial, who edited the American Magazine, was a suecess, awtully | vertising out of their fiction. Too bad He built up the circulation of his publication to an amazing figure, even George | they can't keep fiction out of the ad- |, days of big figurea, vertising. | And he did it by having and hanging on to one idea, even as a dog R | hangs on to a bone One idea is enough, if it is right. Some men have but one idea and that ITEMS 1ROM THE BOGTOWN | PIY ave dike golfers at the munieipal fy, o160 EATERPRISE g "‘r“v‘ have ,..flg "::‘“’ in_ line 1dall's idea was this: “Only one thing interests all human beings al- RER SEWRISSU E T, NURINR - nd fhat is the human being himself.” As Reported by Grift Crawford, ———— In other words, the one most absorbing topic of inferest in the world, A Tobe Waddell | The Average man can endure sick- | o\ o unawing all others, 18 night ey | ness, subway trains, vaudeville and ME. “‘Em vears and :vh‘u a«n,n'm- with vnmvvvrnflav-v' That this is trive is proved by the admirable rule of William James: that - vw;- «:‘; ;,‘,',,W,y,].' But when it rains on his | rryen §s What Will Work rmina Neu. | Husbands of movie actresses proba- Thie has worked, Siddall made money out of it for his paper, The curious phase of this, however, is that it is simply The Goiden Ruls, That rule, in substance, is “Other Yourself and succeed, “other” here being a verb, imperative mood homely stenog and get & pretty one— And that rule, scientifically speaking, amounts to this: “Use your ima- one that will be an ornament 16 the | oip.¢inn place and draw chents to your office.” So doing, you picture to yourself the mind and feelings of the other fel- T L | low, and in proportion as you do this you “get” him and hold and in | him We lose our grip on another because we fail to see rightly whither he is . straying. Hence we cannot follow. Observations The Salesman does not “seli” his customer because he cannot become his customer, 0n Tke Weather The Parent and Teacher fail with the child because they cannot “be- | come as little children.” The Speaker does not interest his audience because ae cannot get out of his own mind over into theirs. For the same kind of reason the Lawyer does not convince his jury, the Novelist his readers, and the newspaper its public. We mistake when we suppose any truth is true in religion but not elge. where. Othering yourself is not only the way to get to heaven; it is the way to scll goods, to get elected, to make your girl love you, to get along with your neighbors, to manage workers and to keep peace in the family. England and Ireland are in trouble because neither can other itsell over Correct this sentence: “Yes, dear,” his wife said, “I want you to fire that Washington, June 24. — Forecast for Southern New England Gen- Iy fair tonight and probably Wed- not much change in tempera- ate west to northwest winds becoming variable Conditions A trough of low pres- sure extending from New Mexico | northeastward to Michigan is causing - ther with local showers | 10 the point of view of the other 8eply |4 contral scctions. The greatest | Labor and Capital clash when each indulges in thinking abdut itself and amount rain reported during the 1ot trying to understand the other. 1ast was 2.60 inches at The most enlightened selfishness is unsclfishness v The temperature is | 1 wrote all this once in a fine article (I know it was fine, hecause | tow along the northern border from | wrote it myself), and sent it to a magazine, and the editor didnt like it be- " wepmpers of Washington to Michigan but continues | cause, he said, it was “preaching.” seck Meal Apple o 2 rom high in the southeen and eastern It was. It ie But nothing in the world is o jnteresting to read ae hey are o 'tn!? districts preaching. providing it is to me and not over me, or abort the Isle of Patmos g Condi faver for this vicinity |or the Armenian controversy, or someihing else 1 care nothing about. Witte o j ather with temperature above This Golden Tiule runs everywhere. Forget vour Wealth, and get well ang send ably followedl by un- | Quit thinking about yvourself is the onlv way to come to think well of yours e i d 4 slightly cooler on Wed- He that loseth his life shall save it. Of the man that saved more people New T than anv other man it nas =aid wil met e He saved others: Himeelf He could not save’ A ik room of he ach makes aa e.«",.'tnt‘ Botist 1or silver. Copyright, 1224, by The McCiure Newspaper Syndicate,