New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1925, Page 3

ALIENS OUGHT T0 BE REGISTERED This Is Opinion Pt Forth by Andgg Olson ‘‘Ncago, May 26 (AP) — The sib-committee on selective immi- { the United States today an-| 1ounced ita recommendations con. | Will be saved from virtual drouth | upon the | and preserved by artificlal means, | Boone, ountry, all of which have to do|'Ndertaken by the local board of | whose bhones lie on the the enforcemant of existing | Park commissioners, ’ Due to an abnormal deflelency In | celebrated tho first week of crning allen entrance into with uws, or with chgnges in these laws den the committee sald could be hout alterlng the funda- nental s committe “Our immigration laws should at Ul times be rigidly enforced,” which are mostly those liable 1o become pliblic charges for medi- 10 PRESERVE FAMOUS | FALLS ARTIFICIALLY Minnehaha Fal Tongfellow, ¥ by Man Minneapolis, turesque Minn tallzed by Henry Wadsworth Long- | fellow, and known throughout the station of the eugenics committee | COUNtry @s a park showplace soclated with precipitation nehaha creek In NEW BRITA BOONE FAMILY T0 I8, Tmmortalized hy fust be Kept Alivo -Bullt Wells, May 26 (AP)—Pic ehaba falls, immor- in Kentucky Lexington, Ky, May 26 Reginnings Kentucky's T of much Indian lore, | 150 years ago. with the glamor it by memorles of Da the ploneer Ameri hill o looking the Kentucky river, wil Ju recent years, Min-| Natives are using stamps, Wwhich supplies the | tioned “The Battle of Lexington,” legislation already enacted, | Waterfall, has suffered such a de- roport was made public here | créased flow, us to make it fmpos- | Lexington Harry Olsan, chlef justice of the | *IbIo o sustain the falis, It was ex- | bration, The stamps were nicipal courts, and a member of | Plained by Theodore Wirth, super- | the gov put an extra lick to notice sesqui-centennial of ernment in commemora ATIEND FESTIVA Will Gather at Big Cesraton (AD) bistory cast niel can, ver- ] be n. to the cele- ssued by tion intendent of the local park board. of the battle in Massachusetts, the As a remedy, sald | DPRUN & project of supplying the Ih report, *and* all border-line . Water through the drilling of wells, the Blue C An 800-fpot Minnehaha fe cre the park board has | “shot heard 'round the world," Iichoed by a great celebratior Kentucky, du week of June 1, the for freedom will ba revivec n eek, the entire Is belng sunk in Superintendent 1 in ring bat- WSk reasons, should be debarred un. WIrth said, and it is hoped to strike |a pllgrimage to Toone's last resting there 15 very strong evidence | # flowing well, but falling in this, & | place, a trip to Boonsboro, i favor of admission. Appeal from decislons of the boards of I inquiry should rarely ba sus- and all appeal decisions | be based on evidence only, as the law intended, and hot on per- | representation or political influcwee, licns ghould no longer be ad- mitted on honds. They should elther come in clear, or, It they are unfit, should not come in at all. The aleamghip companies should be held 10 be completed by middle summer, *irictly accountable for making the ' preliminary examination before em- barkation which the requires, ind they ehould be fined in every in which it appears that an| alien has been brought here who is inadmigeible under the law, and whose inadmissibility could have teeted by & proper examina- (i at the port ot departure, Registration of aliens should be 1-Ly law. The tima limit for portation of fnsane and other en undesirable aliens who, not affirmatively shown en subsequent to entry into the United States, ha becomas members of these cl removed. Higl yical stand- ards and, a recommended Ly this commyittee in its fiest report, higher mental standards should be required af all aliens. Concerning the Immigration Act 24, the committee sald *it should be maintained and strength- | law leen o genically trom 1o have fiat | well be ! visit heen pump will be | insuffic will be sunk, Minnehaha falls has a Gi0-foot drop, & wide. Tourists the wate park, legends tained in man works ot the In habited it Work on the AMr. Wirth sald. CHINESE COOKS POPULAR Big Demand in fals Who American Meals, London, May cooks are in d and in several brought should States after having American way In families whe ants have been ooked upon as Linglish family them consider t obs for life, A story is to ned in such respects as experience | Who lsarned his art in San Fran- Have Way his f 8 nia natalled, fent, hould one several others | ve ort uni- 2 visiteq in vices in memory beautiful nd fs about 45 feet from many states | rfall and adjacent of which are con- y of the romantic ndians who once in- | of Boone in pageant dedication of fablets, Boone, who blazed the way f At] ic coast through L derners to Kentucky, centra ure commemorated Gov. W. J. Fields invited members of the Boone Family project is expected | sociation, scattered over the nat 10 hold its first family reunion h addresses will be and William Boone Douglass, Wash- ably lessened by ington, D. ., acting president, cepted Kentucky's cordiality, Ceremonies wil England for Orien- | Mastered the of Preparing 26 (AP) — Chiness emand in England, instances they have | from the United mastered the of preparing food. re the Chinese serv- for years they are | nearly cqual to the butler and most of hat they have their Id of one old timer and rom wil- the 000 as- fon ere, ac- open with regis- siva hotels, Doughnuts, Crullers and | ufiins' are easy to make—no trouble at all. Theydonot soak fat, are crisp, tender and have fine texture when made with RUMFORD. Everyone will en- joy them and all other hot breads and cakes when made with DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, of Boones, u viait grave and other spots, continue with historleal pageants at the University of Kentueky sta-| | dtum, and close with Ploneer Sunday | | services in the churches on June 7 the date when Boone first reached 1769, | tration ploneer's Kentucky in Red Tapcr(.'m'npellcd Old Aviators to Learn Anew Croydon, M (A =—Officlals pilots and mechanics at this air sta- tion had a good at the ex pense of government red tape cantly. All the air express pllots |are members of the air force re- | serve, and one or two were up for helr annual tralning as reservist To the amusement of thelr fellow pllots and officials, they were allowed, owing to regulations Il laugh to take up an alrplane by themseclves, | They had to go through the usual Instruction sitting in pupil's seat [ while the instructor showed them how to fly the planes. Plans Boarding House To Cut Down Expenses May 26 (AP)—Eo0 nu- have become the activitics .cague of Natlons, that tie government is considering advisabllity of establishing a permanent league headquarters z Geneva, The fdea is to lease or buy some building not too far from the cague secretariat which would serve as an office and a place of residence for English delegates while they are in Geneva, Scarcely a week passes now but league meeting necossi- tates the presence of one or mor ROVEFNMENt representatoye England fignres that its hudget for league expense would be conelder v housing its dele- in its own ofMclal residence rather than having them in expen- Geneva, merous British what some MAY 26, 1925 WE ARE FEATURING TOMORROW IN THIS FAMOUS MID-WEEK SALES EVENT Items That Have an Especially Broad Appeal at This Time of the Year. Seasonable, Desirable Merchandise at Prices That Warrant Quan- tity Buying for a WILLINGTON Spool Cotton 200 yd. spools, 40 to 70, Black | ey 3 or 710c7 white Another Lot of Ladies’ Neckwear 5c Moxtly enllars Memorial Day Wreaths and Sprays Artificial palms and ferns combined with roses, carnations, asters and sweet peas. Wreaths are southern magnolia trimmed with flowers— 95c and up “PALMOLIVE" Talcum Powder By the makers of the famous Palmolive Soap, “Cleopatra’ and “Egyptian” odors, The 23¢ can for loc Wednesday “FITZ PRESTO" snaps and lock Season’s Supply. BLACK Traveling Bags Made of fabrikoid. with hrass 18 jnches long A roomy serviceable hag for week-end 95c trips Tooth Brush A guaranteed brush, each in a ey 19¢ \ l'\‘ N. T. MERC I'RIZ;"VDV*V Crochet Cotton White and eolors, 6c Ball MEN'S Silk Hose Fancy dropstitehed patterns lirst quality, in French tan, zrey, cordovan and 19 Cc navy. For Wed., pair —— Flags For Memorial Day Fast color bunting, ahout 12 by 18 inches, mounted on white wood staffs, with gilt spear head .. Candy—10c Ib. Orange Cups. Spearmint Cups, Butter Cups, Starlight Kisses, and Clove Cups, IOC Wednesday, 1h, BOYS' KHAKI Play Suits A good grade serviceahle ma- terial. Made with a sport helt, Sizes 4 to 10, s 79c For Wednesday | PURE GUM RUBBER Baby Pants All sizes, for Wednesday . RAYON Silk Vests For women, Novelty drop- stitched patterns, tn a number of dainty pastel shades, 79 c For Wednesday MPN'S BALBRIGGAN Underwear Short sleeve Shirts and ankle length drawers, all sizes. For Wednesday 35 Cc Garment A Wonderful Sale Golf Sticks PEE CHER White Shoe Cleaner. o 18¢ THE FAMOUS “ALLEN A" Silk Hose For women. A heavy quality “Rayon” Silk with mock triple seam back in 25 of the season's newest shades, For Wod, i rverner... B9€ 1 practice shall indicate to be nec- | €i5co. 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Ivy GIRL'S r——— wise eugenically undesirable allens Geraniums, ] i Cess Sllps rin should be fssued by the commis- | it s Sizes'4 to 14, lace and ham tioner of Immigration or other re- | which the allen is a resident, cons hurg trimmed. 39c tinned the report, fustead of being sued by the department in Wash- he mecretary of labor should e directed in all cases where it is intended to cancel a warrant, or to euspend deportation, to give tha Tape necks. all sizes for Wednesday sponsible officer of the district in For Wednesday =, GIRLS AND MISSES' KHART . uing a certifici = ,n-Tf,? , 'v'l‘n:. Hhfl;rrlflol;::r:: p‘:?»‘ Another Tot of 27-Inch i AND CRASH letter, befors final action Dress Glnghams { e Knlckers i - st In novelty checks and plaids. | Full ent and roomy. Tdeal # STATISTICS SWAMP LONDON # | A large variety for for hiking. 5 g b e T e Wednesday, yard 10c For Wednesday 95¢ i st House, where are stored the | W Tondon, uses ors facilitate its filing mys- | tems. The volumes on the various | subjecfs each has a color; green for red for hirths, black for | caths, brown for wills and yellow | jivorces. | o shelves are now ao congested | 160,000,000 records that new | ors are being sought | Tre fiaié" ——— ARCHERY CONVENTION o SET FOR ROME, K. 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