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

ARMENUAN PRELATE LODKS 10 AMERICA Thinks U. §. Will Take Part in Directing Its Destinies Etchmiadzin, Armenia, Oct, 24— | Armenia still looks hopefully to the | Fespondent in the sacristy United States togtakte an active part in the direction of the that distracted little country, the Ar- menfan Catholicos said to t As- soclated Press correspondent re- les of our enemies, aftor we had given tens of thousands of our men to fight for the allles? fallure to accept the mandate fag Armenia under the League of Nations was also a bitter disappolntment, but all Armenians know it was due‘in no way to the Amerlean people, whose charity, | brotherhood and generosity toward us have been manlfested n a thous- 1 different ways, We know rather that it was due to the prejudices and misgivings of professional poli- ticlans The Catholicos recelved the cor- of the | famous Cathedral of the Virgin. In an adjoining room huge boxes and trunks taining gold and other property zed from the church by the Mos- Soviet authorities during the were stacked cently, Although the that Cathol Armenia under icos admitted | the Bolshevik ow had made con- rable stri condemned the in un termed ward recovery, he ean countries | or what he | w these cou ) prove f. Armenia we e enemies of | famine of 1920-21, and which wero | recently returned to the Catholicos | by the Bolsheviks, The Catholicos spoke with deep gratitude of the work of the .\Illl‘l'-l fcan men and women engaged in | orphanage and other relief work in | A a for the Near organization. it were not for their help, we certainly would have perish: said the aged prelate. | g came to us in our hour of greatest peril and gave us gener- ously of supplies from acrofs the t friends. We | e penalty of hav- | Rusgig, Turkey and our sors during the World | independence is go | ismembered, inited, @ , our | was it Chr continued His Holiness, * RELIABLE CONTRACTOR'S TOOLS | church by the Soviet | He said Armenia was now without ocean. Today you will find half the population of Armenia clothed in garments contributed by your ever-charitable people. But you must turn to our orphans for Ar- 3 asure®of gratitude | cd States for its | y one of our 50,000 tless children 18 a living ex- | { the unselfish and devoted | your men and women in ssist- work Armet The Catholicos referred sorrow- fully to the restrictions and difi- | culties fmposed upon the Armenian authorities, a single seminary in which to train its youth for the priesthood, or in which to instruct the younger gen- cration in the principles of the t Reliet | / GOLD NOW BEING FOUND IN GREAT QUANTITIES Output Increases—Say Mineral Can Be Found in All Parts of the Land ].n;clfln‘ Oct, 24. — A large in- crease in the gold production of the | Transvaal s ineresting several | English companics, who are organ- | izing prospecting expeditions into | the little explored regions of the district. The reports of the ad- vance agents of { companies indi cate that the gold produeing areas | of the Transvaal are by no means limited to the scctions now being exploited, but really extedd far into | the interior, and it is probable that | gold may be found in the waste lunds to the north., The companies | are sending engincers to South | Africa immediately with orders m‘ make investigations. The total output of gold for the ansvaal for July amounted to | ,437 fine ounces, the largest ever produced, and it is only the second time in the history of "Transvaal gold mining that the monthly pro- duction has been more than 800,000 ounces. "The of the output for July w 50 pounds. > value of the gold produg~d for the first six months of the pres: ent year was 22,500,000 pounds, a | record, HOOCH RUNNERS AND | ALIENS CROWD JAILS | | ent Soon to Begin Frection | o a Large Federal Prison on Canadian Border, Malone, N. Y., Oct. 24 United States government is soon to begin the erection of fed- | — The NEW BRIPAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, 0€T0BK has been disclosed that scores have been brought across the border by llquor runners and others, who drop thelr charges as soon as the border is passed. ELIMINATE COCKTAILS French -Academy Does Not Want the Word in its Dictionary But Not Because it Has Gone Dry, Parls, Oct. 24, — “The French Academy does not want the word cocktall’ in its dictiopary,” says Maurice Donnay, who presided the session of the dictionary committee that excluded the word, “but wot because the academy has gone dry nor becausq America is no longe: | wet.” Some people are wondering wih the word was ever proposed, Man others are inclined to regret tha it wasn't adopted, while those who are famillar with the quality of mixed beverages served In some of P the so-called, “Americdn. bars" of Parls are giving thelr hearty moral support to the academy, » “I voted agalpst it, though I used the word in my plece ‘EBduca« tion de Prince' more than 20 years ago.” Mr. Donnay sald, “I did so because its use 18 limited amd has no more claim to a place in a French diétfonary than scores of other American and Enlllh oxpres- slons that are common in certain circles in France, If'we took cock- tail there would be no reasun for not taking ‘ice:cream soda' along with 1t 5 ‘Watch the classified ads this week and the early part of next week for | bargains in real estate and the buy- | ing and seliing of automobiles, MONDAY MORNING TO SATURDAY NIGHT — Here's a “M(;nday morning to Saturday night” Shoe for your daughter—a shoe t; 0 wear every day, every week —and that will take a surprisingly large number of hard wcm Weeks' usage without complaint. 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