New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1924, Page 2

EVERY ‘ minute of the || day, every day ||! in the year— vour Red Cross is doing some heneticent work that deserves vour help and support. Can you think of any better way to use a dollar? JOINNOW THE DICKINSON DRUG CO., 169-171 Main St. For Cold, Snaspy Weather-- vou (m\tvm-! and Distinctive Models Unusual org passages to stowaways for ,“ to, | ©f living is | $20, men who fe HORSFALLS 953-99 Xs “It pays 1m‘:ftur kind” James D. Donchue Baritone VOICE CULTURE Rooms 318-319 Booth’s Block Special Attention to Beginners raince of Yale University Tel 1274-13 UNITED MILK CO. BUTTER Churned Fresh and its taste will tell the quality Be sure to get our hutter, we can serve you with sweet or salt butter. Call 1610, for prompt de- |1ivery. | United Milk Co. 49 Woodland Street New Britain Phone 1610 At Axelrod’s Saturday Specials Kole w King Hand Soag Kolynos Toath Paste Riney for Colds Hjil's Cascara Quinine g 21« Honey 19¢ 69 25c Pure THANRSGIVING SPECIAL 5 Th. bhox APOLLO CHOCOLATES Assorted $3 . 69 Axelrod’s Pharmacy 223 PARK ST. XELROD FOR CCURACY Let Us Fill Your Prescriptiogs {Desirable Aliens Kept Out| o | But Criminals Get Frederick A. Wallis Tells| ™" Civie Clubs. He said \M‘ this country ever ylum Street f‘\ You'll Do Better | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HFRATD F lmmngratlon Laws A Farce, Says Former Dictator Of Ellis Island s 1t to China, but that Japaness do not use it them- um and sell m, | s sald 80 per cent of all the peo- fonal inst d referred to a f by saying that pr wm g to do with it, and that 3 condition existed \w.ore prohl- are hardships and i :sent immig s es on that ent when we 1 to face the no mor nes at Ellle Is eparating ring littlc 1o scenes at El vening at a join 1 up rending than se ] government hus- continued mmigration can be regulated by tlon or by immigrant cannot b lzed. He {8 a human } ing and must be treated as suc He s flesh and blood and spirit an subject to like passions as o | selves. And for that matter we are ! all foreigners, unless you happen to be a North American Indian, Every | person within the hearing of my | voice has foreign blood coursing ir veins, It may be two generations ck or ten, but the foreign hlood is there and you are all proud of it “lrace to face with the immi- grant on Ellls Island, day in and ay out, & busincss man learns to ok upon immigration as a very simple business proposition after all. As one looks upon the up- turned faces of the great throng of ns in thé inspeetion halls he es all eyes fixed upon the desk of e inspector, as though it were e holy shrine of deliverance, *ione's mind turns back count pages of history to | Genesis, which crossed over into the or the book Exodus, when Ufl children of Israel fled Egypt, or to “|that early echapter in our own American hist fathers landed upon land ghores. The been on the mo .| Brating, and emig: 20 iDE. And for what? 1| ter their condition. 1s| 80 without low nd pounded leck was red | mothers who tried to s into the ocean ko them back, ced the system on this d, of 10ta ruvv; was a imen come {nto m‘i 1,084 our New orld ha Always immi- and migrat- ing into the h ply to bet- rom 20 to =, claiming that th st To the whole question. it he sea- Country Needs Immigrants 2d them on the way over.| “The Wwidespread antagonism to e Drug Evil ,lxnmux ion lies uni o the drug the lack of a true un 3 States is its importance to our present the worst countries in the €conomic & 11 in the use of y the open door ad- total exclusionist fon get us nowhere th of correct solution lem. The {mmi- 18 always ways be uses 36 per capita i largely ear, or enough ‘o put every . He founded the ) red h! forests, deve, ts resources, fought for fit, and the last war proved at "V‘ new immigrar rent from old try is greatly in need A section fabulous Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127 MAIN STREET PHONE 1409-2 | ated for 4t, s cot Rich FurTrimmed Coats $26.98 to $125.00 A collection of beautiful Coats—Coats embracing the authentic fashion in styles, color, fabric and fur. BEAUTIFUL DRESSES to go with your new Coat. Indera Figurfit Knit Underskirts—The coldest, blowi- est day does not trouble the woman who has learned the warmth and convenience of Indera Knit Underskirts and Slips. DAINTY BSILK UNDERTHINGS Chemise—Step-in Sets—Gowns—Slips—Vests—Bloomers HANDSOME SCARFS Imported Scotch Highland Plaid Scarfs from. ... $3.00 Up DON’'T WAIT TOO LONG Give thought to your order for personal Christmas Cards now. Make a note to stop in tomorrow and look through our sample books. The card you want is there. ADKINS PRINTERS AND STATIONERS 66 CHURCH STREET always (MODERN BOOT SHOP NEW BRITAIN'S SHOE STORE let them do | ing our standards |§ :rstanding of | aay | were not | prices for labor, not only sclentif but we need Intelligent distribution of, the allens coming to our shores. Bulld- ers and contractors both in New York and Boston and other eastern cities have told me in the last two weeks that thelr building opera- fons are seriously hampered it not | frustrated by the lack of labor and harvest fields all over the are finding that laborers are fow Even In the east, take Pennsyl- vania for instance, one-tenth of the avallable land is uncultivate he- | cause of & dearth of workers. What | must the conditions be in the vast emplre of the west and the pro- ductive south? “Sometime ago the vice-president nd two other officlals of one of | our greatest western raliroads came to New York looking for groups of immigrants, The most significant thing the vice-president of that raliroad said to me was this: What we need 1s selection, country | are sent to the | 60 per cent, rallroads northwest at once, of the rich soil along | our that was tilled last year will go untilled this year. When you cut the peduction of a eat agricultural country 60 per . before you drop a sced in the . you cut it to the quick and up go the prices of fo M |Y~4 and cconomic condi come sympathetically 1"4 cted. This shortage of help can be muitiplied in industrial and agricultural ex- eriences clear across the contine “Canada puts up the bars says that immigrants eannc into cer! soctions of ( Argent st the re says to tgrant, go into 1 the America i8 positive, Canada 18 nega- tive, The United Btates is neither. An !mmigrant can where and erse 0u must come and ong as he does T th the rights of another, 1 where does he go? He follows 15t in the trail of his countrymen, grouping themselves in the already wer-congested ricts of our cit What is the result? Crime in- reasing, disease spreading and a when the Pilgrim |§ 8 this store the thousands of New Britain men and women. Y the shoe you want in our hig up- to-the-minute stock. TAN n ten smart styles for women Theo R Oneer oxfords — You'll find the 1s splendid se styles. And you know John Irv aves ing qua eral dollars, Un- | | less tmmigrants in large numbers | Smartly styled, shoes at lower prices have made John Irving features tion of RIDAY, NOVEMBER | grenter tax imposed upon our courts, our punitive and elymosin- ary institutions, Grouping them- selves In tenement districts where scttle and fester the very dregs of Furopean immigration that often become a hot-bed of tradition and crime and murder What s Americanization? “We hear much of Americaniza« tion. It is a big word and I fear we know but little of what it means rom a practical standpoint, Amere fcanization is not the work of pres- sure, it Is the work of patience, Amerfcanization is for the most part an cconomic problem . You can no more force Americanization down an allen's throat than a min- ister can cram religion down your throat, It cannot be done in that way, Real Americanization is simy interpreting to the alien the better things of our American life, and interpreting them in terms of falr- ness and good will, “Amerleanization can be Dbest achieved through the force of en- vironment, night schoels, day | school, Sunday school, better lving | conditions, sufficlent wages and hours of employment which guar-| antee a healthful life and best of all porhaps, by training in our churches and schools. If we will only give the immigrant to under- stand that his work is appreclated, that this nation is his opportunity, fhat the church is his friend, and that he n t Lecome naturalized, m z our government his govern- nt then, and then only, will he make his best contribution to American life and labor, “T'he long: I remalned United s commissioner of immigra- | it the port of New York, t sensible and sensitive 1 be. to the needs and suferir of these groups of foreigners. Ellis Island would melt a heart of mun-i (Continued on Tenth Page) | er—p—— When {n doubt as to the dessert, write for the new cook book offered free by the Baker Extract company, Springfield, Mass.—advt. long wearing first choice for ou'll surely find CALF tes, m all in cwest that the you sev- For Men John Irving's No. 1429 A pair of sturdy fri ends on whom you can stake your last dollar for dependable win- ter service. Ieavy lined throughout welt—Two full soles tan calfskin—Leather “Storm-proof” extra to h('“]. 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Special—Pair. . ‘‘Crete,” “Sahara,” “Sedan,” and new and attrac- tive patterns, “Basil.,” Specially priced at, sct 100-Picce American Dinner Sets, Specially pricod—Set $25.00 $29.00 $35.00.. $47.00 ; AKE Thanksglvmg doubly festlve. il Celebrate it with the right clothes that vou can buy right at this always right credit store. Mcn s and Young Men’s Raglan, ulster, ulsterette, $2 English effect and box styles of all wool materials. . Women’s and Misses’ An assortment of fur-trimmed §. styles. Offering savings of $27’50 20ito 40% RO ST c w Boston Clothing Store 63 Church Street Next to Herald Office