New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1925, Page 23

NbW BRITAIN JDAILY HERALD, FRIDAY JUNE 19, 1925 T I ———— L L T T e LY i ANDARA TN A LR ST T e T T T S PR e R e 0y EACH BUYER HAS SCOURED THE COUNTRY FOR REAL- BIG VALUES-VALUES THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN HEARD OF BEFORE-AND EVERY DAY WI'L BE A SURPRISE DAY FOR THE PUBLIC. THEY START ufF SATURDAY WITH A HOST OF BIG VALUES-EVERY ARTICLE A BARGAIN- EVERY BARGAIN A VALUE —sroNey. SYMON—Manager FREE! FREE! . FREE! - FREE! A NEW UPRIGHT PIANO —to the person buymg the biggest bill of goods and paying cash for same durm is event. See Piano T hRan in Window! Consisting of large Buffet, Oblong‘ Extension Table, Five Chairs and One Armchdir, covered with géhuine leather, Regular $195.00. $1190 Regfilar $250.00 Regular $350.00 Regular $300.00 Regulat $750,00 geyln;ineo 3 4 ——-IOP(‘)RI%:J&——— Genuine olden Oal LAl O G ; 5 o o -I;‘hER TJ ! F‘(l;e;\(:f;gm A e and Aach: it HAIRS with eac et Efla’i'i"."l.?fi'.' 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Shabanian. Phonégraph Department WHITE RIBBONERY WORLD CONVENTION Delegates From 1 Couniries at Edinburgh Edinburgh, Scotland, June 19 (P~ | Nearly 2,000 women from 61 coun- tries, senoras, senioritas, mesdames, s, ladies with plain but many more gathered here for the 12th trie convention of the world's woma “hristian Tempers ance union which opened this morn- fng with a session of the execulive committee. While the general officers con- sidered committee appointments, resolutions and nominations of new officers, most of the delegates ac- quainted themselves with gray old Edinburgh. The tall chimney stacks of the city's breweries and distilleries rise everywhere to remind the tempers ance workers from all parte of the werld that they are in the heart of the enemy's country. Two hundred American delegates who arrived yes- | terday were the most untiring sight- seers preliminary to the opening of the general session, “May we be united in spirit against spirite,” sald Lady Astor, member of the house of commons in greeting the convention, during the afternoon session Miss Anna Adams Gordon of Evanston, Iil., president of the W. C. T. U. delivered an address on, “Our International Progress and Power. A general reception tonight ended today's program, World Prohibition TWorld prohibition will be secured thréugh the education of the rising | generation, Miss Gordon declared in her address to the convention, “It will require at least a genera- tien to stabllize in any country a na- | tional prohibition law,” gaid Mies | Gordon. This stability can be as- sured by giving to boys and girls if public and private schools, system- atic, scientific temperance instrue- tion. This foundation work is just as necegsary today as it was when the W. C. T. U. was first organized. “At this convention we must for- mulate for the leaders of tomorrow, a program that will equip vouth with a knowledge of ‘the moral, economic and patriotic reaséns for {total abstinence and prohibition. ‘Nearly all the peoples of the globe are making progréss along a dry highway. We can be optimistic about secyring world prohibition, since the entire world today is ai near our coveted goal as was the United States 25 years ago. “There are now 51 countries band. ed together with the white ribbon, These are all represented here today. Alrady in 10 nations of oyr federa. tion there are temperance lawe that in some measure safegyard the ¢hildren. In every country there should be protective labor legisla- tion for doys and girls."” Stating the position of the W. C T. U. on tha probiem of ths traffic in drugs, Miss Gordon said: “We be. lieve that the production of opium should be limited to ecientific and || medicinal use.” World peace, she avowed, would come about through giving to the | young, histories shall acclaim the heroes of psace; and by changs ing modern beliefs from “conflict te conferénce,” the united womanhood lof the world, agkihg for peace, will be & power such as the nations never have known, declared "Miss Gordon. KSSATLS COMMUNISTS Premier Painlevé of France Pre pared to Take Drastic Action Against These Agitators, Paris, June 19 (Ph-—Mensures to | taken against the communists ir France and her colonies formed ¢ subject for earnest congideration o! the cabinet at a meeting today. Proceedinge will probably be taken, it s stated. against Deputy Duroit and o'hier communist mem- bers of the chamber. Premier Painleve will gjeak in the chamber this afternoon upen the collusion between the communist leaders in Irance and ths Riffiar | tribesmen invading French Moroe ¢o, and will deal with the reported activities of Moscow agents in the French colonies Premier Painleve decided to ae- cept & majority centér parti should the socialiste | secede ‘from the left groups which | | | have previously composed the gove ernment’s support The socialists secession, disrupting the government's present majority, might force the ¢limination of three or four ministers of the present cad- | inet, but Premier Painleve, foreign Minister Briand and Finance mine tster Caillaux will not withdraw, it was decded M. Painleve is rasolied to take drastic action against commihist prop! da and will ask that parlia. mentary immunity be lifted frem the coramunist Deputy M. Doriot. Tt was indicated that M. Doriot is like- ly to be charged with “treason.” Motor Bus Assn. Has | $296,000,000 Represented Chicago, June 19 (®—The tional Motor Bus association w | ganized to represent $206 1 | | | worth of capital at the close ' conference of bus of tore yesterday. Officers e ed in President, R. W born, eland, and trea May, Washington s . tives of the Amerl Automobile association said that association had fostered the forw n of the Bus association, and indicated that the former would weicome affiliation lof the latter | WINS ASCOT RACE Ascot, Eng, June 19 (PSomers ville-Tattersall's Hurstwood wea the Hardwicke stakes for 2.000 pounas wit tras run here today. Madame C s Tournesol ‘waj second and rd Roesebery's Plack wap third, Seven ram.