New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1924, Page 8

HOPETOBEABLE. TOTAKTO. . Russia Working on Gigantic| Sinersns. Eoiacopshans ana se Radio Project enth Day Adventists, while there are | # numerous military "academies for|H boys and private achools for girls| 3§ that would be barred from receiving | i students under the age limit, Moscow, Oct, 20.—~Boviet Russia is striving to keep pa France in radm alioion: K \ arly a score o ow m D varous parts of nk up not only of the huge re- Ing other parts of Populace - y nation has its special devil, in drinking devil," , which “1\ 1 other American sta.|held here recentiy. ime, inter- German nation {rom s :AAn\llmlIiflml Ra with allimportant German, Jtalian stat n radio stations h a new and ,| Germany by drinking. who added the future leaders of civilization.” Rill Would (lose Institutions to ter of education. on in November, causing a hot fight here and in oth- er cities and communities of the pos to close all private s hrm! in Washington to p\lp\ls un- declared un- federal district nd now before the rt of the United States. school bill, as it is ive support of the while it is be- d aches state. MUSIC TELLS TALES Candidates for New York Govern- orship. New York, Oct., old time melodie Governor Alfred § 1€0+ dore Roosevelt, in their redr mr cam- 29.—The music of d slate. Wherever the sovernor speaks, the ag: the Sldewalks of New Y Y .]\lsl why th ing Through Comforted at last palgn music for No matter how obstinate, long=~ iRdE siTEs b standing and acute, Sloan’s b the Old Toy gives quick positive relief. Pat | e : ¢ it on gently. At once you feel a j asthey xv'.ned this tun lowing warmth as freshly puri- fe . the former presid ied blood issent tingling through - ““”“f‘“"' the at the infected spot. Then—in na The Sides "”“ of time—release from pain. druggists—35 centa. j West & has a bearing on sl L t mor Smith was born 0an’s 1mmen Yorka East Side : ~Kills Pam there. { with N of the democratic gubernatorial campaigns. Q/m Buick models are equipped with Buick fon akes~ am integral CAPITOL BUICK CO. 193 Arch St. Tel. 2607 ™ When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them ing fought by an organization called | SISTRITIEMTEEININ the Friends of Educational [ree-|§ dom, made up of men and women! of various religious denominations. | 3§ §hould the blll become a law, it|# would close all church and private | § schoole below colleglate rank. The|$H denominations affectad {n this state | would be the Roman Cathelics, the| ¥ SPECIAL TRICOLETTE BLOOMERS Well made garments with shirved elastic bottom, all desirable shades, $l 59 . . value $1.95, Sales Day Price. . Initiative No. 49 has aroused as | with the United | oy ynierest as the presidential i (laim That Alcobol Has Tnjured Bueckeburg, Germany, Oct. 20.—|§ and the German people has the|$# " said Dr. F. O. Mel- | ¥ le, of Frankfurt, at a congress of | # h Annapolis, | the German League for Prohibition | § Only the in-|§# ence of true Christlanity can save | 8 etrimental effect of alcohol | § erman people was iilustrat- | § od by figures given by Dr. Strecker, | § president of the league, who pointed | § out that three and a half billion | § iti- | marks are consumed annually in|# Altogether | .| the damage done by alcohol to the | 8 people may be figured at six billlon | § marks, according to Dr. Strecler|H “Clever Americans knew | § tion; sober and dry nations will be | § Georg Michaelis, one time chan- | §§} cellor, referred to the connection of | 8 Those Under 16 in Washington | alcoholism with sexual excesses, con- | tending that the church could con- | State. tribute greatly to the wiping out of | § in.| alcoholism, svhich is mainiy a mat-| &% “The Protestant church of Ger-|§ many has feiled utterly so far inas-| & much as it did not not make the al- | §31 cohol question an issue of its own,” | § satd Herr von Wicht, a parson from | 8 Bielefeld, He added that new hopes | § 3 _| in this direction might be harebored | ¥ since the separation of church and | §#§ Old Time Melodies Identified With | paign for governor of the Empire| EXTRAORDINARY Brushed Wool Chappie Coats Season's newest shades and styles; our regular $4.95 aud $5.95 Sweaters. 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