New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 3

DARWINISM CALLED DEAD AS THE DODO American in LISBON REPORTERS ARE QUESTIONED Former German Prince Wants Latest Information (AP)—The wifo former crown prince of Ger- | Tomdon Says ()nly Hopelessly Pessimistic Prophets Now Belleve in Organic Belleve It London, May 22.—(AP)—Asser- | [ton that Darwinism wa “dead as the dodo,” 80 far as its being re- | |garded as a vera causa of the origin of specles Is concerned, was made vy two of her sons, Wilhelm and recently by George McCready, pro- | louls FFerdinand, passed recently |fessor of geology at Unlon college tirough this port on her way to the |Nohrasia, addressing the Victoria, Canary Islands where she 18 to spend |inatitute on “Rovelation and ¥wolu ome of the summer months. tlon, Can They Be Harmonized 2" The parly endeavored to travel|™ plofessor McCready contended incognito on hoard the stenmer Cap | et the most hopelessly peasimistio {1 ship, wandered out on decx ong |*10 had most complotely aiopten | § Sk 4 O0e land agsimilated the doctrine of or- £ xave (s secret-away, The |0 ML S &0 O heme ot y occupled a suite of rooms on |RaN'c evolution, Buch & achem the upper deck, and all the members |C0SMic despair, he gald, was com of the family kept mach fo theni- ““'"’; I""",\‘:'lfi,'::;',"""' ,',:'1"; L irayed ) fan's Bible, “The time has fully arrived for selves ‘This _confinement hored | P'rinee Louls, and he sought human |those who think for themselves and | |who do not entrust the keeping of contacts in the smoking salon, He \ttracted considerable attention, and | {thelr opinfons to any sct of sup posed experts to dismiss once for finally a fellow traveler approached | lall the idea that man may possibly ind said: “How like you are to | e second son of the crown prince!” “I haye been told this before,” an- |have arisen by a long-drawn-out d the young man, “but I must (process of development from pre 1 can't see it myself, and the |ceding animal ancestors” sald the fdea does not please me, because I ;\rulnwnr “1 am confident that in m a republican,” |this year, 1925, suftielent sefentific | The prince’s questioner, a fervent |facts are available to wvfln this profested and began to |long-debated problem fn a way en the royal family, whereupon |tirely satisfactory to the believ prince, who evidently had [the lteral truthfuiness of the first Ien sounding public opinion, dis- chapter of Genesis.” closed his identity, | e TOURISTS AIDED Thus the incognito was broken, With Lishon, May 22, ol the 1nany, Princess Cecelle, accompanted monarchist, praise tha astute freely with the other passengers. Crowds of curious people lined the 1isbon docks when the Cap Nord ar- rived. The German minister was among those who called on vlvn‘ rincess, and a former German sol- :'."’: P'”Sf'!|'”d1tt-rrl"v'}~ a bunch or | Ing Photos Being Gathered lilacs. | Prince Louis turmed the tahles on | the reporters by interviewing thein taining the reason why rn,,,,”, hm ;‘MHM'» M‘mw and other |m.,,mn_ declared war against Giermany, M,wl travel as much as possible, | If the Portugucse felt any aniniosity | S0t o0y 18 there abandoncd the against his country |practice which obtained during the Replyir ot hetheriha S A i, o e | accept imperial croan e traveler must leave the rail- it was offered him, the prince said 1ch with his baggage at the that the and emper- and submit to a carefnl in- ors conslsc t =acrifices and of his belongings, but the not rec- Lofficers have heen told merely to re ognized or appreci but that if quire the opening of a ever his country neec him he was |trunk by way of making a test. ready {n make that sacrifice.. He ors who are mere d the reporters to speak to hint |ly crossing Germany are not to be el I'ren I molested at all. Throughout the | inishfor prefe officials are to be police and accommodating, | The German section of the Inter- al Hotelkeepers' federation a4 an appeal to its members | | ind after that the two boys rw!xfll‘ | [Germany Does Away Strict Inspection of Baggage—Interest May 22.-—(AP)—New in o been jssued by the nee to German eue- Berlin, structions mini fonal wonld it ever way ¢ frontier apection lives of hings 1 of g al efforts jl confir were oceasio Transit pass chose Hr customs natio Zaiv Effendi, Kurdistan, Sels His Age at 151 Years ™ '™ R o ointavof interest, so that these may u-ed for; Amerjcan adver- | Iices . The ‘federation points | er countries of the con rland and money Belerade Zafr | 1 urope’s ol ot that ot especially Swit? nding much in the United States any do lkewise, tinent Kurdistan | France, are sy In Const 1 urges (ic ARMY BILL SHELVED Reorganization of French Forces Taken Up By Herrlot Govern COURT Abandoned by Pajnleve, (AP) T RETUSED BY ment (AP)—-The bill troduced by Gen g the lagt hours of arnment’s tenure of Parie. May calling for the reorga . Painleve cabinet and has become a (e work of experts at the - e of Tamaulipa v of war during irs, it provided for a gradual de se of Irench effectives untll the could be ta land was dl min- two the past orfes Gil, = * months military service tely installed *hal ‘Foch reported to been an opponent of the bill and his opposition, | parliamentary experts say, was what | bill before it was o arn was have from the start Killed the m is adopted | v service will remain 4 the effectives of e time at 618,000, | 18 mor troops in p Remer Pickhardt & Dunn | 7 MAIN ST. PHONE 1409-2 COATS FOR THE SUNNY DAYS Days when we need just a Light Weight Wrap " $25.00 , $50.00 1-3 off. Coats of the heavier weight at Only the heavier kind. DRESSES AT $15.00 Printed Silks of the very best qualities. Handsome Combinations of colors. Tt would cost vou more to make them at home, Rompers never were handsomer and the Socks to match. Several qualities and handsome eolors, |terprise 1n fafrs was Htmited fo 1hs {014, este | nrgues | eléaring house for the tlon of |Germany and man; |themselves with the problem of ra- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, GERMAN FAIRS ARE tional heating. This year's fair abounded In heat-saving devices |such as small stoves producing heat lwn‘ hln»- In-H numerous huyers 'vum Belglum, Holland and Eng Cologne Has HldThros ' Wiihin soeaantiarenisomajteomitizanes Past Two Years “DRY" AGENTS FOUGHT N IN EXCLUSIVE CLUB Forced To Draw Guns To Hold Back Cologne, (AP) Germany, May 22 The epidemle of falrg which Is sweeplng over Europe has struck Cologne, which has just held its Fashionable Diners At thtrd exposition In years, leas than two bt L J Trocadero Club Time was when German en New York, chairs and May 22.--Attacked lished bottles early to r at Leipsic, I'rankfort as a second-rate con tender, Now there are regular {spring and autumn falrs in Lelpsie I'rankfort, Berlin, Koenigshe Breslau, Danzlg, Cologne and sy eral other cities Cologne argues on its behalf that It s the door to western Furope the best cinporlum for the placing orders for Belgium England. It ia the best industries for Mihitlon of sam with day, two fod aftempting to make exclusive night club, subdue eral prohibitio nagents arrest in the Trocadero, on Vst street ed to draw thelr dine The agents and ichacl guns to fashionable Willlam MeKa Sansi : clothes and paid ) for a pitcher pagne. They grabbed the The manager, Krank Gallesco fa to have interfered. Tn an instant tortoise s of expors Vrance, Holland and that it further the Tcuhr: thut an e the place was In glassware and hottles directions. Women s flew fron camed, wi » produets of these numerous in lustries iy e eentral place fs hoth good business for the exhibitors ard a convenient method for the prospeetive purchaser. ceeded In arresting the head It iy but natural that the Cologne ' Ajhing Scaroni, and the 1 an exhibl- loniy after threa with men in dress suits tore blackjacks from the agents' hands, They sue waiter fair has as its specialty everything connected heating. The Ruhr valley and lignite basin of and diverse are ening 1o = Many such clubs as the "T'roc ro have been padlocked in the last fou months at the instigation of Ied Altorney who started Ice in office by spending of his through modern is the great coal z eral Bucker, his ser $1500 the Inventors and firms occupying own money 10 those MAY 22, 1925 ashionable friends for champagne, | Adinission to these gllded clubs |n} be roariug fortics is usually denied | 1 manage- precautions unknown to the which takes through peephe Race Riot at l’mc Bluffs Is Narrowly \\eltcd I Bluff, Ark \‘v\ Ladd, | A furming community 12 milos south cre was the scene late last night a threatened pgee riot, but quick action on the part of Jefferson coun- ented hloodshed ived here negro and officers prey Authentie reports rec ghting between an when a negro was W11 coun admittance 1o a s 1. Men on both sides were sheriffs and dispersed 1he urred Deputy arrived Bluff any shooting o Wave of Economy Hits lhc College Tailors May 22 (AP) - the Unite hoys es 1) lishad ta had heer ving got the mone tnilorstThe stii kers a great have a on as hefore Druq Stores Cut 10c 47c 43¢ 64c Bayer's Aspirin Tablets, doz. . Mead's Dextri Maltose, lh. size Numl 50c size Pine ()leum, 7 Liquid. Bromo Seltzer, 60c size. Spring Needs Housekeeping Aids, Moth Preventatives, etc. B0c C. N. Disinfectant 49¢ Thce Platt’s Chlorides 60c 50c Sylpho Nathol. . 33c Powdered Borax, pound 20c ‘No. 6" Disinfectant 25¢ & 50¢ Liquid 23c, 45¢ Powder 15¢,35¢ Preventol (Combination) 89c¢ Dethol (Combination) . 95¢ Liquid Veneer 25¢, 49c & 1 3in 1" Oil 15¢, 28c & 55¢ Rubber Gloves 59¢ & 1.00 Rubber Aprons 49c¢ & 98c Sulphur Fumigators 2 for25¢ — Vick's Vapo Tar and Cedar Bags ftubyj doc Bize Cedar Bagn 1.30 2.10 1.45 1.60 (‘ascarets, 30c si7e Dr- yeo, hospital size $1 69 42¢ 36¢ 45¢ 37¢ ' 32¢ 21c 15¢ 33c¢ 77¢ 18¢ 9c 70c Syrup of Hypo- $1.02 30c 16¢ 64c and Vanish- 39c Pepsodent Tooth ’aste, Slc size 3 1 C Candy Sales 49¢ lce Cream Drngu fAuffy creams. \anilla fa chocolate coating .\'a)rrl{pp}«mm. 60c size. .. Black hdg’ Peterson's Oint- ment, 60c size Bengue Anal- gesique Balm )Xfigti‘l'nlp, 30c size Mentholatum, 50c size Blue Ja: Corn Plaslen Luxor Face Powder. Stze Tar Bage 24x37 inches 1.00 30x70 inches 1.60 30x50 inches 1.25 30x60 inches 1.40 ?i?]ll?hiu‘ Min- eral Oil liiwl,\vio; Tooth Paste Boals Rolls, 1bclsizers Father John's Medicine. $1 size Cedarchest Compound A . combination of Cedar Chips, Lavender Flowers and Napthaline Flakes. Very effective, pleasant and clean to use. SRS 25¢C Napthaline F akes per [b. 17¢ Moth Balls . . perlb. 17¢ Gum Camphor per Ib. 1.39 Oil of Cedar . 4 ounces 50c '\A] T Creolin-Pearson, 30c size Fellows phosphites, $1.50 size Water Glass Full strength for preserving eggs. One gallon makes ten gallons of preservative. Hills Cascara Quinine, 30c¢ size Ovo Ferrin, $1 size. Pond's Cold ing Cream, 30c size 20c pint 30¢ quart 95¢ gallon FoodSpecials ACQESS 2 for 79¢ pound) gnc & for 66¢ Opeko Tea 13 1b. regular Pure ¢oco: 4 2 (510 gt 28 for 26¢ Z Pure Olive 04l . g f“x;'fl-‘vflvr 2for 1.19 During Mas 29 Strawberry Jam . 2 for 49¢ Pound hor JJC ) 2 for 49¢ * 2 for 49¢ 2 for 46¢ (015 ox. regular 43¢) Raspberry Jam , . + 2 tor 36¢ | 2 for 3lc (15 08 regular ey 2 tor 41c Pranut Butter During \\a\ 9. Grape Jam . . 1P en, egate 450y 6~ regular 35e) * 2 for 40c Half-pound Cake &) —_— | 49c Homemaid lows topping of marshmallow. in & thick coating of r chocolate. 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