New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1924, Page 12

I 12 NEW: BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNLSDAY, UCLOBER 1, 1924, strict productions and compel un- \ Roger 8. Merriman, and Prof. Wil REP EMHE Y economic advances In wages and MCGABE'MARKS P”T UP TR“PHY Tfl llam G. Howard, has seht out 2,600 P AR‘“G sP s to expend the powers of the fed letters to high school and prepara- ——————— . 2 tory headmasters, suggesting that | eral government as to require m--i.\‘:_ Joseph's Cathedral in Hartford they tell their boys l‘h‘lj they may LaFollette Is About Ready to Leave !rrvulmn of more publle offices And | g oe peery October Nuptial well consider the scholastic trophy | washington on & Month's Tour |a further excuse for raising the | on & par with & Yootball champlon- ‘ cost of government J Lvent This Morning. ship. For several months the com- and Speechmaking Trip. i i it T e 3 itt ducted investigati d | Convention Scores His Political | “rnese mensces couia not atteetl my vuapriage of sames . sccave | HATYATA WARES 10 PUE SCHOIAT- | net Sune made a ropot to the Har. | Washington, Oct. 1—With the {Aa0 ""”l"_*"““",""'\“" fl‘,‘“’l"",“r’ cont™™¢ the |son of Mr. and Mrs. James H, Mc- - vard chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, |time for his departure from Wash- . ¢ 5 g il 1 i based in part on suggestions recelv- |ington for a month's stumping tour i qualified voters are taking no in-|Cabe of Maple street, and Misd' Anna sh] on A[hle[]c Basis b, | e\'IS B e TR ANt Thid | Cectita Marks, daughter of Mr. and p ed from headmasters of schools over !llmolt at hand, Senator La Fol- ! a large area and’ e t - 70 per cent Includes for the MOBL |y “pi 4™y Marks of 226 South el :‘fl =Acbl ducational author- |\ b, " 4 voted himself today to the . A art the more responsible elements | v —h t10s | RyaThejAscsiated Rist S D e T D vs, hankers, | Whitney street, Hartford, took place | Cambridge, Masa, Oct. 1.—A tro- | N, Hale previously served on a Preparation of speeches he will de- Citicaxo, Oct, 1, = The palitical| " & Lland Boaineas men: |this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Jo- |PhY to stimulate scholastic effort | committee which created a trophy | liver Ip the interest of his independ- |+ o g . ol and |geph's Cathedral, Hartford. and to make a national scholarship Which was awarded to the school |gnt candidacy for president: attacked at today's session of the | husiness men have been s sorbed |\ orence . Marks was maid | ¢hampionship as wuch sought for as :;Hnl:u“:mm;‘:: re}clorq set rhy all -:'u~ | Mapping out of an itinerary whlch‘ American Bankers' association gen- [by their Individual sibilities an athletic title was announced here ahGol ering flr\fl'(z rom that aqalls for daily .p;“h?lm‘; J;u";’ekyf ar 3 . onnec .| R 1 west Jo e Pac Previous sesslons had confined | thelr own selfish Interests that they | o) "op jgmajea, L. 1, and Willlam | terscholastic s s visccd Ang Ak themselves to condemnation of the rally are uninformed as to what | o b oSN SR iy versity, The work of a school's best Dutch Aviator Starts | senator lntd r;l-m: e 42 w;:" SAY “BAYER ASP]R[N” and lNSlSTl principal plank¥s in t atform ot | 18 BOIng on about them. They don't ride was attired in a gown | Students in college entrance exam- | OfF on 9,300 Mile Trip Loincement o route b the indepen e get disturbed until after the glec-| oo Bl B oone trimmed with|inations rather than the school's | )y 1le Trip rolow today awaited word from views of Senator La Follette, were of honor and James J. Farrell best | tion and then they can get together quicker and pass more denunclatory ions than anybody."” e d by the | Amsterdam, Oct. 1.—T. Vander- | Chicago headquarters as to whether { “ 1" it pebia, She wore a tulle vell dn e record wil be teated by the | | e ateman, 1ft. ne | arrangements had been made for| Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on fablets you are from a coronet of lace an o 3 A1l Schipsel airdrome shortly before 9 |the meetings to be held during the t petti th i B Aspiri ed safe Sy 7 The trophy, a bronze plaque, will | 5¢ v nol ettn, e genuine Bayer ASpIrin prov on of officers afh'hg 880~ 1]:01“\"'\"' :O:;l“(fiv: 0\' ¥ ney TORCH| o awarded to the school whose first o'clock this morning in an attempt |first week of the candidate's travels. | & g & o P P on and the national bank 4 Ulies (ot the e ! : * to fiy to Batavia, Java, a distance of | It was said at La Follette head- | by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for seven boys pass the college board | as on today’s program. The |Of honor wore flow chiffon with | E e o in Jufie with the high. Mme 8,300 miles. He fs fiylng a |quarters that no announcement jons committee also was ® black pictire ha fer bouquet s i cheth- | OKker plane with the object of test- | would be made as to when the sen- . fo report to the general con- |Was of Ophelia r e amately. anter | 1N the possibllities of commerelal |ator will leave Washington until his Colds Headache Neuralgia ~ Lumbago € T ring Miss Alic Me- y 3 aviation between Holland and Java. | engagements for the first phase of % ¥ HH s genslon o e 1 am- | . ed of a national organiza- |Alear ! utaris” and |ONEBe: o oy four best eXM: | The route will he by way of Con. | his tour have been definitely deter- Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism f bank av s urge b acKay Ang Ave ARt one s tin ) diterant feldlat | stantinople, Calcutta, Rangoon and|mined upon. 3 ek [3a | si re. ' Accept only “Bayer” package runkhorst dent d study. The school winning the most | \rerge Having pasted on te his managers QUCEPL O (BAYEL. JRacH ank auditors’ conference, B RN aavaN yearhiwill ke int perd anderhoop is accompanied by a[at national headquarters the prob- which contains proven directions. over the first national con- | Was held at the home of the bride's |\ ZPE N CLCCRE B R o mechanic and an observer. lem of making detailed arrange- " $ Handy * “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets of bank auditors held foday |Parents. Guests were. present from |™or . 5 5 ments, Mr. La Follette found him- | f S e T s Jersey City, New York | The committee, which {s composed | 1There are & milifon bicycles In |aelf free today to resume work on Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. ; L i A of Robert S. Hale, chalrman, Prof. |jioi1and ad Amirin 18 the trade mark of Baser Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacld scction of the association. | L addresses, . G icted that the draft on the McCahe left on a x nman element of | geeounting profession during ths |wedding trip to Atlantic City and S | E d reaponsivencss of ] to | next for higher executives|Washington, D. C.. and upon their ays: t Ends the appe he demagog ne | organizations would |return will reside at 2700 Boulevard, declared, “that a e T an that from any other, | Jorsey City, N. J. Mr. McCabe is b . Ta Follette, P Coolidge, in a cc employed In New York City) gues x x x would be compelled t ¢ message, received hy t i | employment f R (A SO e o ents.” multiplied evidences of improviag | ArgUes Before Voters anything against | conditions throughout the husiness 55 o ~ “No matter where located—to get ntry | Shrneturen ot ine womia - cramt ror] Of His Own Home State [ qsc’ relier trom the agony rub on should hurl its resistar " he ¢ he {improvement, the presid-ont Whealer Spaclal, En Route to Blll-| penetrating Joint-Ease,” says a New = T W AT tinued, he Impudently re- | siated, was due to American leader. | INgs, Mont., Oct, 1.—Senator Wheel- | England chemist. -_iy 3 S WX ey Ny G LA curring s charlatans 10| <pip. its faith and ready helpiul.| °r. independent vice-presidentlal| OFf course, Joint-Fase is the one various weaken the |y eeg | candidate, today took his appeal for | great external remedy for inflamed, | arm of ts by cunningly de- | e | votes for himself and Senator La| awollen, stiff joints in ankle, knee, | Slacals iments 1o | RN ; Follette to the citizens of his own| hip, shoulder, fingers or spine, and | 7 thateor o become a | SEPT. 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