New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1924, Page 13

Second Section L ——— NEW BRITAIN HERALD RIGHTEOUSNESS I ONLY FOUNDATION This Alone Makes for Prosperity, Bishop Says Winena Lake, Ind, July must bulld our nation on the selid foundation of righteousness, lay and good will, It is the enly permanent basis for business, for family life and for individual prosperity.' This was the keynote of an address ¢f Bishop Thomas Nichelson of Detroit, presigent of the Anti-Faloon loague of Awerica, before the inters national conference of the world loague against aleohol, Rishop Nicholson, a member of the governing hody of the Methodist Epis. copal ehureh and a ploneer in the prohibition movement, ontlined the genesis and p sade in Amer attributing its tri. umphs to “the moral and spiritual 1denls” which always have been its inapiration and the motivating force of its supporters, “Tha prohibition movement han heen prenouncedly a Christian and a church movement,” Rishop Nicholson sald, “The moral and the spiritual Idieals have been to the front always, Dr, Howard Russell lald the founda- tion of the movement In prayer, and it _has never ccased to he a movement, The leaders were all ligious people and were prompted by tha religious motive and sustained by teligious enthusiasm." Tha experience of prohibition in America, Bishop Nicholson said, dem- onstrated “with increasing clearncss that whatever is morally and religi. ously right will sooner or later be recognized to be industrially and commercially profitable,” “Sohriety pays,” was the epitome of the lessons from the American ex- perience, he said, “Prohibition Is and it will he seen to be increasingly a grbat national anset, of our national debt in the past year; while the nations of Europe were stroggling to balance their and most of them finding it absolute- ly impossible to do so, we have paid six billions of dollars on our national debt since 1018 and we now have enough money in the savings bank nccounts to pay the national debt.” These benefits, Bishop Nicholson be- lieved, America should share with the world, Without 18 We offensive interference with the affairs of other nations, we | are in a real sense trustces of the werld, 1f we have any good things, we must share them, To that end we shall carry on this great world-wide campaign.” He suggested these spccific meas- ures for the future: “We must go after colleges and en- list young men for the work, “We must use the Sunday ress of the dry cru- | prayer We have pald a billion dollars | budgets, | schools and week-day religious educational plogram We must attempt the transforma tion of the daily preas. The idea that nothing 18 news but the abnormal is as pernicieus as is the doctrine of torce AMERIGANS ARE BUSY (U, 8, Fliers Get Up l-rly To Attend | 7o Tweir Machinery=Find British | Climate Very Exhilivating. The Associated Press. Brough, Lng, July |fact that they had selves a rest in England, the Ameri. ean round-the.world fliers were up carly today and busy working en their planes in preparation for the ump to Greenland and leeland on their humeward route, Already rapid progress has been made in disman ting the old engines which have eov. ered more than 15,000 miles on the | voyage. thus far, | In the meantime Lisutenant Leigh | Wade and Major Howard ¢!, Davidson, the latter assistant military attae i the American embassy, went to Lon. | Gon where they will confer with naval | officers regarding the coordination of | vs which will carry stores for | and also route as B Despite the promised them. destro lthe aviators to Greenland will be placed along the safeganrds, | The airmen, who for weeks have been battling the torrid heat of Tndia and Persit, uro finding the cool Eng- list climate exhilirating. OPERATION ON NOSE Miss Rosetta Duncan To Resort To Surgery To Restore Nasal Organ To Original Shape, July 18.—An operation of (Topsy) Duncan’'s nose, ‘Iurvl\f‘u in an encounter with police of Cicero, a suburb, on July 4, will he made to restore its former shape- |liness, surgeons have decided, | Cartilage will he taken from one of | | Miss Duncan’s ribs, cut and shaped fo the required size and grafted into the nose, they plan, Miss Duncan and her sister Vivian, | rs in a musical comedy playing | and her brother, Harold, were ed at Cleéro for violating a traf- | rule while motoring from the | horne races in Chicago. The | Duncans charged that Cicero police- \men brutally beat her and her broth- r. In addition to a broken nose, Rosetta said, they broke several of her ribs, Physicians attending her Lrother stated that a blow on the eye he received from one'of the police- men will impair his vision, | The Duncan party recently was fin- | led $1 and costs for violating traffic and appealed the case. The police- men implicated in the affair filed suit |for $60,000 damages as the result of injuries they sald Rosetta inflicted {when she resisted arrest. Charges against the policemen filed by the Duncans will be heard within a week by the grand jury. Chicago, Miss Rosetta ed Instead Together! This store is resolutely Qurs are modeled right, Genuine Palm Beach Suits that are Tailor- flour sack standards in two-piece summer suits, and fit vight, in addition to heing priced right. of Slapped. opposed to the usual made right, hang right, DON'T FORGET We still have to sell the halance of this stock and so many of your neighbors have purchased here and saved considerably—~Why not compare? 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Albert Diamond of Stanley street, | teft | Scranton, | Monday on H. a walking trip to Dr. €M Van Duser is spending two weeks at his home in New York atate, | : I Patricia Schrey of 53 South Burritt street, has returned from Ocean beach Dudley Bacon of West Main street, Charles Walters of Armistice gtreet, Ha O'Brien of West Main stret, and nk Regan of Glen street, have been transferred from New Hamp- chire to Maine where they will con- tinue their dutiea as foresters are visiting at the home of | Maurics Flynn of | William Doyle of ‘171 has returned home from a two weeks' at Canada | Glen street, | | vacation Frances Kasprow 18 week at Indian Neck spending a Fred Gennette of 237 South Main street, left today for Sound View, | where he will vemain until Sunday. tobert H. Loomis of 138 Rockwell | avenne, is spending three weeks with his parents at Westerly, R. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heineck and family of 4834 Stanley street, returned home from a ten-day visit to Boston.