New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1925, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1925, [ | Maxsox 1Let's Keep Coool careful, folks, the snmmer sun Strikes tempers, i€ we don't waleh out, So let's (urn on the And about! { ehil- court room. But to the become it world at more than interested in the contentions of the warriors, fron troughs | 1arge, which hus Factsand Fancies BY RUBERT QUILLEN HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY \ ) atering to the d mildly sires of | me fun with the | it would be robbing Tasued Daily (Sunday Ex | At Herald Bidg. 67 ted) Invigo Street t ating mental pabulum to have and stimulating the [ The sman show r Bryan the town a millfon e greater BUBSCR dollars af 45.00 & fords $2.00 HERE IS SOMETHING TO WORRY ApouUT the champion pessimist! Oh, well, the s, the mol nolre rthe ire longe longer rum war we sfe from Entersd at the | as Becond Ciams on At last [ m Not content with | be place makers | three ahead of Hen- | Tilinots having predicted T S numerous earthquakes hefore they Today's figures the TELEPI Bu. of traffic la ry's output natura S v occurred—Ilast year's ter- of 4 of fun cheer San Francisco L3 sprinkle about! 20! an QUESTIONS ANSWERED, You an carthquake in 190, the carthquake | The critic who changing hasn't on sugar. says everything 1s noticed the tari?® The cnly prof tn the CI press room 3 can get answer in Turkey, and sundry minor seis £ Dr. Miltos 4, | f earthquakea' | What will hap- ifetime: of som: submerge to any | information by | on Editor, New / Washington Bires What first on Birea of crime?” ivenue, Washington, | te I blames it ¢ in stamps | never knew , legal and marital| \ f given, nor can ex- | combination | be undertaken, A sles fnto Ame are SMUREIETS [ until T taned in distant stations on T 2 Fill Your Bins and the stor) | my five-tube set!" 1 \ J" s ‘l:"; ‘ i T | 3 OI\ September 1st, when ’ THE HAPPY FSTATY cosne alNrer. dUey i By Alexander B Morrison bt T'm #lad T singl the present wage con- like the way I s o X sy gy s o1 tract in the anthracite field expires, those whose coal bins are full'will not worry about a coal shortage or high price mic disturbances ‘{ His Al Kindly 014 Lady ~"Ah, my poor started youn on a Sa king I’ - | on the radio, mum. 1 who bring undesir- | how for work a safe's rica “t e y Herald Member of the Associuted Vress A « A free \ in which | men have the liberty to kick about the of it man' Nt AgAIn forswarns us The title cred news A pen, perhaps in the Inck SER iving, will persons now a cata third sea, on n this \ Among those ysm t 'Y a under the time the earth's At auto- surfacc elve reque Member Audit Burenu of Circ The A, B. C. which f tisers with circulation. (¢ t 1 gon those d Are based u and protection | dlstribution g e ¢ ; local advertisers. lation Hiterer s the same a 15 & ers : many | sontinent arlse, probably in the n of the South Sea doleful 1y Islands. prognostication Gee A 1 e and chain > 4 ording to two stparate & the disap D) ording to two stparate sur by the United § regions which will b | ttly amellorated by addenda- | [ | | Ve vs mad The Herald York at H Bquare; If I wish to go out at |1 do not have to have a v | Nor do T creep in very light | When 1 come back again nto the sea ‘will Japan, night Aleaipub : lie health service the narcotie China, of Southern Asia, of Arctic lands lamage; parts Jivislon of the prohibition between 110,000 and 1 he results voth were practically the same Q. s Infant mortaiity ing or ¢ A, The o unit, ite- | northern Africa, most Europe The re thery 0, surveys crior to | and a part of the hushands Hint t she 1o Never ask ing about; just say sorry [ Gee, but it 18 a blessing o To be so gay and frec; | T can go where 1 wish to go North | From New York to Paree, walk- | My home is where 1 hang my hat there {1 feed no chickens, dog or cat, 3 | | T wipe my feet upon no mat At- | Nor shovel coal or snow. ; The French make it easler for the | ban district South Carolina and | Riffian. Heertofore he always had | Gee whiz, but T am happy! | the lowest 510 per thousand moving targe: No girl will capture me! for the rural districts of Nebraska plan to go on through Iife In the registration the toal Mussolini talks to him-| AS foot-loose as can be infant .mortality for 1 he's fust ad-|1 Wwear the latest classy clc nd for 1 children| | Five-dollar ties, two-dollar hose; born in ¢ er 10,000 inhabi- | | But were I married. goodness knows slightly gr death | 1¢ his mouth is grim and his face | They'd all be on my rates than those born on farms and | flushed, the lady he is teaching to| in vml:r 10,000 inhabitants swim 18 his : | ey - of A nited States will w is pouting I'm so “erowded BICYCLE RIDING ON SIDEWALKS Bovs w apparently Honey 1ally main united, 1o 15 — creasing? i infant mortality rates for generally lower than thobe The highest rate for 1924 was 121.6 per thousand for the ur- and According to this direful prophe- 0 lrmmflni‘\'. history will repeat itself, There ed be nominal | Girls should make good #ldewalks are riding ap an trians 3 ¢ a t pape nally Pole | ing back explorers— to ST OEATY that the where the Sargasso sea The mains of pre-historic sea monsters to | appears evidence it ranted that when WHS & continent in Today — prices are low lower than they will be any time this year. large lantic ocean runaway of rate Btar horses would present is designated re- A al in time, es- = 1 area hators n found in t indicating | miq congenial | water once covered what is dry land, These record heart of our | that getting ting | have the Herald wro Tohey aas n 9 self, but | dressing the 3 continent, to many Asiilee les, The cabinet s of ¢ conditions ¢ ki ) g tants have ater become a glasses cataclysms happened hizgh time warned to B a5 wife! 3, e [ before 1 historg hegap—the towns Premature Q. H far | resents but a small portion of the = Movie Director—"Have you ka alen .| earth’s life. Geologists and scientists Petting partics are tame affairs in 3 Frrven] mp{nr;vno ’ b e [e hane e ke Joodads— sir. ing his vehi- | generally belleve the surface of the | FIRDIL ;neunn.:;i mustAveiEept || ITIas e Poctae e e uffictently cooled to keep | r q ey land sitting | 1 Those who know the southern ne- Nobles doesn't agree. | AP0 TG & of the things he |1ittle span of history we know rep- st E0VErno, up his duties? sure T = The Citizens Coal Co. Yord & Office, 21 Dwight Court Tel. 2798 =3 conrse alg g , N ter how the up predicament happened to live Branch Offics, : 104 Arch §t. Tel. 3208. dufies June DRy £ lossie o, 16, ther i W nie without | earth ¥ Q. Are any countries in the’ still are iy homie without | earth has negro presiden Africa, Haity have neggo presi- world 1! A, Liberia at have esent o Dr leclares that to masses ride ‘w to A conditiohs rards | the Trm arrison, | and from regard ‘vl rma Harrison. | 5 in and g éfl Nt L SR R PSR TR p T COBLIDGE AGAIN ' of Conlerences lony, and other unusual reform : SOUrt (1852) and by the taken to tight; but \uto- | He t the | honeycombed within the earth, th Mt | | | 168 s Ieeland i A" A French naturatist and ph|~1 against the law y | - - blows off.” and the lake lcvel in “Re sure to wash the back of your | gied Paris, 17 old crator of Mt. Wan in south- neck, Philip dear,” aig mother to of the It And Jmy eyes brother. | Is there really a place called Aw, ma” he asked, “can't T just| Jack London Castle’ dcEuih recent earth ‘ | Jack London Castl lesceribed { ‘ in Jack ] ! ENTIRE CONTENTS COPYRIGHTED “soldiering” ne Aoes hest = gan Domingo itention tive, voleanic belts a woman whe acts the most Jeast attrac- oAk dents. oper is often the £ where tr Q. Who rg is Le eatacialls n | when Vesuvius erupts, ate Later (1838) with his wife and ¢hild horn to them on free soil, 'he was taken back into Missouri. TIn resolved to sue for his free- | | dom, on the ground that through his | residence in territory where slavery | a in member e eh agademy. was a the western SEATE PIRES Herald many S Woon the having yor i Asia lowered he points out that tremors in Montana and California | and he | : 1s law rat} their the Saturday the mobiles in For But inch and he keep my coat collar turned np?” London's book, “The —V. H. @ ]of the = N TESSIE AT THE MOVIES Q (As Reported by Norma Shearer) 1 hope this is a good pic- ture, There! Tt's starting now PASSED BY THE BOARD OF CE Moon"? ime about the same time thinks the turbances in the was give W dis- | ultra-mods the An that e v caused rn parent baby's milk in a| is one | rries hip flask same subterranean residents ha ame subterra P are than passage Dr. Nobles listribution of iths oper mort . - Bl his pessimism, omething is not alone in One yeason why tans | many metropolf in evolution is because a hick southern town doesn't. RISt Al cuit court the ¢ was e SORS—T don't think much of these| A. At the lwahig penal colony, | he suprgme court tighuniced scats Masie?—J AN SOB- | about cight miles from Puerto | S'ates e supreme court held DREAMS OF LOVE AND sesa, the capital the HM“,I‘J"!‘ the cuit had r'rn—,‘fl in IN HER LITTLE GAR- Palawan the Philippine Is-| ¢ntertaining the suit, because, Scott DEN, PLAYED BY LOTTA MO- | lands, I ) o LG T O PR L ORI s TTON—Oh, isn't that a retty | tormatory treéatment of criminals is| cititled to any standing ”: the scene”? I'm glad Lotta Motion is in | being tried Here have been g h_\U‘\‘"""‘,‘ ”'!!", [\A\ ({l' j]:n-', t\l the picture—TRUEBLOOD, THE | cred bEeaToninta[EoTm At Nt e sCorEL LIRSS PLAYED BY HARRY |over 500 convicls who have conduct- | Br0cS descended from negro slaves n't he the most won- | ed themselves well at Bilibid prison | Hateend coulg ok ber Cilleons " ME lin M They put at entire in any of the states; and that there |';”1§0'l|‘n1-: BLUE \ltx'lul%llf";n\v-; y ; I:vj!v"lv:\’r‘y.x. /\;:L }l\l"nl v In addition fo this de-iments in the far east, it WESTERN SKY—That reminds me, | also the police. Agriculture and | Ci%ion the chlef justice - rendered T got a dafe with Billy at § o'clock. | \arious trades are carried on, and, | Other decisions tnat bad o direct “Now that | FELIX, THE DUKE OF MUD-| under certain conditions, the pri 1"‘””‘"\"{‘ i il AL rich,” said she, “I'll wear my | CHESTER—Tsn't he a hard looker, i allotment of land | m“”‘i K ‘”Iflfiri:v']m i crectel cloth as not to offend my | though? Took! He's trying to familes are allowed to | o7 I8 B8 RSSO ‘i | friends who are make love to Jean!—"T HATE| ety L e (Protected by | YOU!"—T don't. think she likes him, | 4o you, Masie?—"BITTERLY YOU SHALL, RUE THE DAY YOU TURNED DOWN LORD MUD-| CHEST He's threatening her! ood! Here comes T ehlood!— of rtunately s0logica feve | Well, | do you, SISTER ROMAN colleagues | their de- premises ow although his N Sl ci court Swampeeott, Mase, July 13 (P— settled down again today o the enjoymentiot his week end devéted to conferénces with Secrétary Kel- lozg on the Chinese and foreign debf it of bout to be discusscd base What we can't understand is how | 4 Florida real estate operator finds time for monkey business. of President Coolidge ductions upon different novel me geologists who point vacation after a it the tion of petroleum from bencath the | carth's surface, declaring that bil- 15 of barrels of fluid so taken will ballast from of the there vith alarm continual extrac- | —— The man who knows it all doesn't know one thing. He doesn't know | | now many people yearn to kill him. | { under the name et ations derful AR nila without spect petty officers ard are > While the president apparently is Are 1 ppros when there will those who have who will be we ching the time but two classes, ancestors and thosc ancestors? R el Y oo | ot disturbed over recent develop- pper crust any t some Jersons was on- nounced by the seeretary of stats be- fore his departure late yésterday for Washington that the administration inten to insist on “a scrupulous observance of the obligations to China entered into at the Washing- |ton conteregee.” | The statement also was madé by cretary Kellogg. that the United es was determined that the Chi- government “take adequate , for the protection of for- time may | cane Correct this sentence in | e I'his old world seems in for much | e if nts and public we're oners are given and their join them Q. How long does from Bombay and Calcutta to reach | ted |Bull Fi ight Enthusiasts g Mail from Bombay to the| [" l\IEXiCO (‘il\’ (‘lil&h | City, July 13 (A—The itement in the years to come, olgd evil hope s much prophets are Ruman 1t coming of coming of cata- | poor Associated Editors, Ine.) we they are it take mail nicer to | ¢ W In the \ millenni States the i Unit o re Whout 25 & leutta to the are thankful, howev “““‘ Mexico BRY AN THCHNICALITY < e from HIS CHANCE quakes gentlemen do not pred mor in ou e th i ordinary 1f ime there v 25 Years Ago Today earth- The bootblack at Kilby's harber YOU BRUTE"—Look! Treblood has h ! Oh hit | Look He's got it him ont! a revolver!— | Unitea 28 sent about thyee sailings are available, States, days. Mail times a week when | spectators at vesterday's bull fight and troops clashed because the fight was stopped on account of rain, and |the police report that 13 person: s and carry out her responsi- under the treaty." cretary Kelloge, who left here in company with Under Secretary of shop armed himself having 1y tound s for a crap game ahead betore one of tt bled, and then was with lynchir winnings. He mads Christia % v t Wor with a pair of ots ral “CURS YOU YOt | ARTIS Oh. T can't ¥ Ma 11 me if he shoots! Whew, I'm glad that! MUDCH PLANS TRUEBLOOD'S RUIN— Oh my, what ugly men!'—THE NEXT DAY —Don't look for a min- ute, Masie, bnt who are tnose two fellows behind us? They're watch in 1 TRUEBLOOD Sk erday The | THROUGH THI PLOT—Yeah, one r-covered | of Kkind | THE N my dre THE ROM SCOTLAND! stuck to the sc AND THROUGH | THEY DREAM OI' THE FUTURE look Trueblood is kissing her an alphabetical —THE END—Whew! That was an | exhibited placing there Richard exciting picture. % 1 ery | Roe and John Doe, soldiers, in the minute initial order of surnames. The first of model being “At- LOWBORN ar to look, word What is the "gooney ‘ : : meaning of the | the telegrap handl period in } ite Grew, did not enlarge on these ir claims, ervations but the indleation was ven that no time would bhe logt in carrying into effect the policy out- lined With preparations being made for the calling within thrée months of an international conference on Chi- nese enstoms, as provided for under 1he nine-power treaty negotiated at the Washington conference, it was considered likely that activity so far the Amertfan government waS concerned would be centered in Washington Mr. Coolidge will ba pt informed of developments but iils will be left to state depart- ment offietals, permitting tha execu- tive to enjoy the rest and recreatjon ht in coming to the seashora. Chinese situation in such o fa the Washington ernment is coneerned, that Presi- nt Coolidge probably will not find |occasion for further conferences at king, Thomas,” it was not long be- least for the present on the subject. Fote TEBIL AT RS RIEURARCD [TIe also has been informed by the e i secretary of state that settlement of Q. From what is the observatl'ons |toreign debts is “progressing satis- SN ‘ 0n Tlle Weatfier A The word is from the Spanish meaning “reddish first ap | pited to the Colorado river, and | then entire truth in the ok | expected to die A stupid, blundering person—=| "y ¢or a priot downpour had left the ground wet, and in the opinion of the toreadors, unsafe, the fight- | The apec- to leave. vacate the fusilade of vounded, several of them being dice four five apiece the the history W ster oppon- $10 s tum- threatened returned his all but $2. of first prize in the Harugari sie LATER ont of of a future o he got e TER | Ttalian = equiva- alamitics. h ers refused to continue, itors protested, refusing | Troops were ordered to {stands when a veritable s started uniess he STATL. TREASURY POLITICS is the Tommy wh nickname This ) London music halls, | good English goldier treasurer v er Jahin e The Atlin larized by and especially by “Barrack-room Tom- g 1 handicap contest picnic in Hartford prize is a handsome 10i¢ i e h as possible the s , MOTORCYLIST KILLED Kipling In hs| o0 Ty 18.—Tc Ballads.” One ex-|, i "6 of Worcester, died ¢ nation statea that the name was | Poline, 26, Of Trorees(be € E0 00 found in a model roster tssued ¥ SEERTCEY A0 R EE BN by the war 8 for the guidance of which he was riding company sergeants in making out | “VEE ST A T i3 their turns; that in a certain ran- ther mot them's of good-looking THE DARK chewing gum DETECTIVES YARD—I'm mug. Engine SHOT institution r Cadwe sur- and profile today Green- | on wh motor- turned off West Polino's skull he received { wood street sewer. Alex Sw and the Casi Swansor 110w that ha tonch y and must use his cleversst tricks to | W i det cvele nson Mike Br mnan en- THE NIGHT 2ovlston highway. was frac ternal Injuries | who was with helisved names the necessity of and arrangement was Anthony him wound. A punctured to have been the cause of | the accident in- Mariello | g o0 with a : tire ine tion by escaped surplus | scap hairmen of the s vou, Masie? monument nonunc ommit- They a Mayor Buasset . Did A entries these ven ¢ Color vs: Executive, rinting, L. H. Pease; invitati Penfield; reception, Mayor music, C. E. Wetmore; colle M. C. Webster; speakers, A. J. | er; para Colonel Charges B. | decorations, H. Dayton platform and tables, F. ss Judge 1 Burr: | tman Hurlburt; artil- | Hicks. | nant Col- | Moore, 14th Alton—"Why \aeation trip with your wife?" sears—"I to at aind abusing terr 1er we're having here.” Ther Cammeyer don't you go on the ased during the new fiscal PRI name of the | T t of more special tax | Ba have stay home write Yier letters angle to the Chinese situa- W tion which awalts the president’s at- tention is an appeal made to him erday by the American federa- tlon of labo This petition asked that he help in obtaining for China tt alftlition of extra-territorial rights now exercised by foreign pow. ers in that country. It was contain ed in a letter to the president from William Green, president of the fed- erafion tion ¥ o ol Erichson Hump G. Platt ry, Tra | onel Samuel THE SINGING WAITERS trill with a hearty I re SONG OF Our to 11 state What was the point at istue in & $ fam Dred Scott tried | f Rust lem and rust pawk and rust | before the supreme court, and what - ) b jecision Aid the supreme court hand ain’s rav T dialect down? al of the parade | Dobson™ exc u buy a Dr a res set out fr skustard had in 1834 been faken by his own- ot ! g flustered into Tiinodis, where slavery was moderate northeagt r from buffodns | prohibited, and had later (1836) « ‘1"\ B and restaurant | been taken into what is now Minne- !V 10V ¢ s part of the Louisiana pur- and | cl in which was ex- | presely prohibi the Missourd | 1he "¢ compromise in 1820. While in free | /H 0 . J vi pre July 13 New England Slghtly in portion cloudy; moderate Forecast for East Partly cloudy ehange ast Fair extreme Washingten, 1the 5 w8 tonig cooler Tu northe north partly wind York onnecti w b King military i& what to ex- m and Dred rerson Scott, a owned by of Missouri } slave marst The “Francl down the toanight in to eas arsion Thoal m H all right | At all. We On the | In good dietetics ut a zigag engineer allowed the ‘ swn at Middletown, lay for halt an hour. to 1 Hartford at 1 o'clock | | spectal third-rail | like dec ing New Brit-| But “Hot rust hif eandwich an n k this morning. | , Mable Hill L%r-l" - | el irda noon from 30 en- VIEWS VICTORIA FALLS n, scratch man, | We lessen t J Py th a hand- | tre h and was awarded 1o ently e e ~h temp winds not mu. ratur - —you sec erday r er down was dinner the ¢ fori v | President’s Pastor Is ant) Evolution Believer lake region and | Rridgeport, July 18 M—Dr. John 2 ]]\n«w» Pierce, pastor of the Wirst church Washington, cast of the President and Mrs. (1836) Scott had been al-v“ ERis Temperatures | attend and at present sup- marry being a above normal in the ntral | PIVINg for a month the pulpit of the owned Emerson 4 | United Church notified the on club of the chureh yes- at it had been brought to fon that a member of the cal church would not attend serv- s while he fs here bécause to his that Dr. Plerce was a ellever In evolution, T believe in evolution,” Dr, Pierce gaid commenting on the pro- POS beence, “but the joke of it is being given by the New however that Dr. Day, the pastor of = ub and the entire 30th | this church 1s probably as much an district hag been invited. Several of | evolutionist as T am.” | the 1ocal men will 1eave at § o'clock, | others will leavé the Burritt hotel at | READ THE HERALD WANT ADS 5:30. ADS FOR YOUR WANTS a shor ved buck and the to run d < ta—a skt barome ase the wi ourse Wi “Heggs "“'” Showers ocenr A tehm by St hcure oues _ | Conarecational | where the boat We things district t {D. « ich there can & Thay territory | lowed to ave, alto reache monntain Coolidg tor $14, arrt at lension s wife al . favor this vie for rising t q by & nt hunch 18 in swel eather With arm lunct probably followe The lar tennis shoes. You never play | ¢y, of most any tedium medium!" ROTES TO GO TO SAVING ROCK. | fee Members of the New Brit knowledge Mre arpet with Harris—"Yes, and you wear around hou beat lippers the I've nevet ¢ Atmil awlen seen you A to Intern “Yes y Donald Ada ok evening. The smetimes wa waiters Katl NATIONAT the Z an | J red by Liv- |Willlam J. Haf cataract 1s appoint the world Catholic rds and & ranslators rust, W The Think Rox wears heart on and then wear CHAPLAIN of Raleigh, N. C., done national chaplain ot -Arthur 1 Daughters of America i today by Miss Mary C. Duffy, su- Giving It Back preme regent of the organization. Harris—"T don't see y an grep her TN The of 1,000 feet. was r the Lippma eveless g (CopyTight, 1925. Reproduction f bidden) wn. width or- 360 .| with a drop of why you \