New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1925, Page 5

Englishmen, excepting In rare in- stances, never wear diamonds, e peclally as rings, and on this count they never are seen in the Jewelry shops until spring when the | tourist season open Dealers here say the Americans are buying fower diamonds formerly, This is attributed to the fact that the stones are approxl- mately as dear here as in the United 1 S, SCIENTISTS SEEK MORE NEWS Delegate Going fo England on Cancgr Case —_— New York, July 18 (P—While warnings against hope of an imme- dlate cure for cancer continue to be made by New York authorities, nev- ertheless Dr. George A. Soper, man- aging director of the American So- clety’ for the Control of Cancer, is golng to London to investigate the observation of cancer virus by two British experts, Dr. Soper's chief, Dr. Francls Car. ter Wood, acting president of the soclety, compares the Gye-Barnard discoverles in Ingland with the Einstein theory of relafively. “It will take 10 years at least to prove or disprove the conclusions of the British sclentlts,” sald Dr, Wood, “just as it will take years to prove or disprove the Einsteln | theory. We have learned nothing here to show that the British experi- | ments on the Rous chicken fumor have any relation to cancer in hu- | [ Is virtually at par, and in addition purchasers are cxpected to pay the 60 per cent duty when arriving on the other side. PRISON TERMS AS [Russian Peasants Ignorant and Superstitious Minsk, July 18 () — An amazing trial {llustrating the ignorance and superstition of the R n peasant- ry recently was held this dis- trict. In order to increase the ip- come of the village priest and to strengthen his authority over the local peasantry a group of village parishioners resolved to f peasantry with the pretense “real” devil in the village. A village boy was dr resemble a devil. During he went o the village frighten them. He was carry out secretly in man beings.” About 15 years ago Dr. Peyton Rous, doing research work in the | Rockefeller Institute in New York, discovered that tumors in chickens were due to small organisms, In cautioning the public not to at- tach undue importance to the work of he British scientists. Dr. Soper sadi: the night dwellers to instructed to light damages to * property. This went on for months, and the ignorant peasants took it all in carnest, as penalty for their sins, They to the church, induceq the priest to hold special servi and or; ized common prayers and religious processions, A special commission sent from the district vestigate the pes which were brought to by the arvest of the “devil." priest and the local authoritics were placed on trial and sentenced to many years' imprisonment. “It is a long way from seeing, as Barnard saw, ultra-microscopic par- ticles believed to be capable of cau sarcoma in fowls to the fon of cancer in man, “The most significant fact estab- lished experimentally by the British researchers is that a micro-organism in combination with a distinctive li- auid extract of a tumor is necessary | and sufficlent for the production of | that type of tumor in other animals, “I am going to Europe because the society is eager to obtain f hand knowledge of every useful fact | that can be turned to account in the | prevention andourelof1f " Conserved Foods Said Dr. Soper is leaving toduy on the Veendam. Following the suggestion To Be Injuring Race Mune! July 18 (P) — of the London Lancet that new methods developed in the recent British cancer research might cause [ The Dritish nation is fhe wotst fed Gl GUELECCE (6 AR (3G i in the world. and chemi comes from London a forecast of |have become th atest slayers of the results of an inquiry into small- [ Mankind, Villiara Milligan, M pox. conducted by (he medical re- | declared in opening a food ex- scarch council. The London Datly | hibition hiere. The Briiish dict il says the report elucidates the |1h® average was insuflicient, ill-bal- of minute inced and monotonous, he said, Dr, Willlam B. Coley of York, | cooking left much to be desived and nhose theory as fo the cause of can- | !1e auality food supplics has apparently been proved hy |open to ispicion. e the British development, the | tributed the cpsia latest discoveries should in | sastro-intestinal disease and intesti- greater control of the di Me | Nal lethargy to the tendency of peo- does not belteve an Iy is [ vl w!‘ : (his a ¢ in- had to be i to In- troubles, fc ants' The ester, 1 nation s on Ma role microbes. of o5 grave at- much of ays ult to live “Our on preserved food chiemists,” e \ of the cure foreshadowed, have Sterling’s Rise Affects Sale of British Diamonds London, ] 15 (P — Diamonds as large as hazelnuts in settings for men have attrzcted much attention Nieve lately s he welry of thi kind. is sold chiefly to Americans | becoms tendency in a sense almost ers of mankind ss 10 a popular de at the preservatives and v used that, mumified.” nding don mand worked liscovery of food these ot , food became s0 1arg resnlt fileenlly MAKE SURE THAT YOU $1000 . 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He room containing muriatie nind and, 1 or e or to general given Africa, Australia, Amer orth and § other variously number upon by e 1) Main examination vt b ip,oa hip nst sel nan ool at onid 1 tirst offier ship ma qualify, al knowledge He must 1 ror of ¢ rms, “agency can by tions e commer | | ) | 1s pared with that the first certain res is like n Hates 1pa the s states Tenne flag carrled thir- and Confed- though they did not pa had part sculpture: | Massachu- | was something floor aciil ong v the floor. the {herefore, flushed on | Wash the floor thorough- | anthr: Iy with elear water after using thi six 5 six “live not Burasia.” s of the continent | I’ “Antaretica.” Thus the ! wr of contine has ever qualitic must ird oft f 1 ible for exam-|'he labor [ on. . Washin NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, compared the earth to the shape an egg." Q. Can you glve gestions for a name for an art club? A. “Palette ang Brush," “Light ind Shade,” “Pen and Ink," or it might be named for some particu- larly admired artist, such Whistler or Wallace Nutting. Q. Was “Tom Thumb" an orig nal name assumed by the Amrv'h'zmi dwart who exhibited with P. T.[ Barnum and his circus? | The orlginal Tom Thumb was Lnglish nursery lore, a dwarf,| .o bigger 1 a man's thumt { Who was knighted by King Arthu and dicd from the polsonous breatl of a spider in the reign of Thun- {stone, Arthur's successor. He rode in the car of a a cow lowed him wholy while once crept up the sleeve of a glant | gy and so tickled him that he 8hook |yg0q ¢ Mig. | Nto the sea, Here Tom was prompt- cantions, nh,mm: n “ 11y mobbled up by a fish. The fish juportant and dealtg only was caught and carrled to the palace .yl terms with the results S | ind In this way Tom was Introduc ihors, D, Gye told one Inter Arthur, ete. The Amer Dt the s fa dwarf merely assumed his nan; - lonly a which to cause of his stature 0 GALL HOOVER | f IN COAL CRISIS President Wil Act if S!rikeé Seems [mminent I of some good sng- CANGER EXPERT as in “no July 18 (&) The im n fiscovery has led to scvera Dr. William B Barnard to add to statements, especially the hearing s may have to induce I publi swal- |1 ng, he that Gy horse, elers to re two seicntists !un» o falk, but have n of the repre- con- work done Dasls upon of “When “I'his class of rescarch,” wched a stage n a onc-man which will make in future “has T when lig data possible Rome' Mueller | added that a mass of information submit to Mis- | ot would 1t is inferred from this and val statements h think it likel of furher Walter | 15 (A Seeretary i a tie-up in| . due 1o court? | ipscolt, Mass,, Puly porn | Having discussed with Davis the ility of ant} coal ind v deadlock over a new. | President Coolidge wor day with plans for conference | with other cabinet officials, | While have 1058 Some of {hey are experimenting 1ion Sketeh says they hay cines from virns which |used ta inoeutate mice, with t .HClIYH"H“\H.‘}l”', that the animals b for additional |Mune from cancer; at ic members of the esecutive’s officlal [LCTIPtS to glve them ca) coment | tamily to come hote, it is regarded | Neither br. G | as certain that Secretary Hoover wiii {128 sald anything be summoned to White Court if ite situation becomes more {hreatening \inst cancer and the of 3 to- & s here with tive, with no definite vet been made nor 2o [ this ! he same paper believes th [ seon and photographed the g 3 " smallpox, | Inasmuch as Secretary Davis has|.voncin this d conti- | sailed for Edrope and will he out of |30 "Crocncet of a re the country until late fn August, the | oo B L o aipox [ commerce department head. on ac- | Gl - Lu- | count his clos contact with the| oo % ¢ by 0% ice: North | situation, naturaily is 1o whom et calfl NmBh: Oc- | the president will turn for a conti- | Hoover is now the I'a buing ection olution i from the being n of th prepared of ; 150 one is on acific | in h Dr to attend association They ately, heyvond this week additi a | commeree n to conferring with the in the event a W of operations in the an- fleld appe imminent, Coolidze also is cxpeetod with John Hays Ham- who is fiend the federal | mmission and is spending the | or George Ot dai Geole i the hous vl senate 1 meeting of veretary, ent al Bath next ialt will bt the in Ant- | (hra 1rs are not expected esident statements num- | to consult the medical given, { moud, of Lancet €n near tor here, of The Charmer Coming th wions | Smi a ship | Survey membr committers having Juris- | wrie charmer o lezldation® aftectinggtis Henry Baerlein'a BLyy { posa,” brings Pola iy Davis we ver the sit The il tion yesterday with the preside) Wed 1 it not disclosed what the ol @ Spanish cor | ministration's program s apt to in the ¢ that anthracite mir down. After his confer with secretary, President Coo motored to Camp Deye the 26th National G n ietion over novel Negri pitol theats nesday g girl, s on the Inay written for 1, director of *“The “Little Old New n Goddess’ re coreen at { Monday fo was wh e s for one T story, th by Ridney min o was ng to B | captain. | i sard ust as st v, Wallace M | ginza, cessful. Rober 1 = achonald, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Warranty deeds hayve Hermann and 1 na Ler, esare Gravina and others appear in t As Mariposa, Pola s hrou Americ a Kindly theatrical and achie nt 1y with her neral fall in love particular The latt man, the oth It's a battle of w two throughont the been fil tor Nast lul Fairticw and Salva- | 617-619 Wost|Men/in g Puttern e Harttord \tacDonald, 1d, et L by o8 insta o Gozzo Morris a1l Jis 0 ke Wil Wil l 1Pemia o i saw present [ Mary Coccont is a \ary Marine ity fam Richard ille e of th progi first half ured by Helena America’s for tars in M Justa and colored d Mac MES, JOHNSON 18 HOSTESS Wi emost e I Johnson of st Crot “Keep Dancing.” nus are “Acrialists Del and Hallock are American md display rtained at a dog roast and party n b anor of Miss wor iy with their rural ¢ Bl s pretii o v and Kilduff w 1 with with He 15 the and Howard o, il ur For Sunday n Newton v T om her triends. § 1 leave v present Lande feature photoplay One tern bill vill offer Rob Gallo other drama, and the Bahy I'C‘L'L" Is at Jys Hulette, Mildred Harr q 2 tobert Agnew in “Private A Lyceumion¥Sundayij s St e iate music, U IToot Gibson will be t is continious On latest “Let 'Fr Bu Hartford Stor ekeeper thel on other diseas he job. he was In posse came Dr. Ba confirmatory Iress the meeting pub sereen ve “Mari- in the Trixie Gertrude Vrazer ealthy | Nixe; N GIVE THEIR VIEWS ‘Think Recent Discoveries But Basis for Future Work mense popular inferest in their cancer virus attempts o and their with re- 05, ir ot re noex othing in gen of the viewer rowas start Bt that it had opened big possibilf said, n it s We team experi which competent | Ayugust other at the v they discoy- | the spring fair, nfident to speak. newspapers dec in vacc Daily 1 vac been he re- rnard of have | [ m o and suggests their Investl- hold out in the vaccination, | ctual | ed in- also, | {he two investigators have sald noth- | Giye and Dr. Barnard are | the medical week. pris to go lished journal, rsion » the Leipsie, - | Lelr £ im- | JULY 18, 1925. .'ta!e of Washington Building New Highways Seattle, July 18 () — More than 100,000 are to be spent on Washington ate's pay-as-you-go road-building program during the yming blennium, Of this sum it {s fimated $14,500,000 will be availe rom motor vehls L tax of two cents a gal- ),000 from $500,000 very the 1eh e 1 rye arc continued 18 considerable dec no doubt 1) cnses for Anerie American m e ———e— limi reports from the \a gl A s ! feet wide and 3,000 feet long, has been for the last ten years States than usual, Wheat will mean a The AUTUMN | FIPS‘IJ n section of highways IS eden Expects to Cut i[;HI[;A[i[l B(]A“‘g | 000 square teet of wading pools and z | | 1,580 square feet of sand courts, Down Imports of Wheat | "The cleared level space occupy- ing the northern end known as the agricultural depatment show that — The weather has been orable and censequently forward. With the | In the importat stuff, espeelally in | has shown teady ng last 16 year I'acific highe $1,000.000, years Waushe - FAIRTS PLANNER This Year's May Eclipse All Slackiiolin, Shiuly ISR SR bre “meadow,” |s approximately 2,000 the crop prospect is better it . : ° ... This Area Is Largesl i United in the felds started weather there | fmportation ¢ | i s o i o and Marys- ppropriated $50,« highways, and received foderal aid miles of im- to show for fits mileage 537 are 1770 graveled Others Held New Hd\ en Woman Killed | In Vermont Accident Tuly 18 (A—Mrs. L. Haven, Conn,, was here t evening drncn by her Bacon, stalled on as struck by the ton-Montreal express station at Parker She died soon was unin- this | Orleans, Vt Bacon of New tally ired automobile ) usband, Dr. L. W SR northbound B near the railros ind Young crossing. afterward. Dr. Bacon ured July 18 () fair ) ing lLeipsic to he eld from i 30 to September e 9 promises | to surpass any hibition, will previous Leipsic It is expected the atte track | an b irly double that at which there were 150,000 business men of the world, with from 18 countries, of ).000 cments, land. 29 more than | trom all parts 14,000 exhibitors of the features of the com- ing fair will be the huge unde ground exhibition hall, gen y | considered a technical world's won- | der. Another prominent featurc will be the machinery hall, be the largest exhibition Germany. It occuples 21,000 square meters, 1 for electro-technies has heen ma- terially enlarged by two whigs each fwo stories high. In order to fur- nish the necessary space for the crection of a number of new exhi- Dbition buildings, the municipality of Leipsic has placed a further {150,000 square meters at the posal of the audministrators of ir. This permits suflicient for the construction of a | freight station 5 courts, ) footbal READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS APITOL Today—Richard Dix—*“A Man Must Live”—Vaudeville One, ) square h an aren he old house area dis- the SUNDAY NIGHT—DOUBLE FEATURES BOB (USTER GLADYS HULETTE —in— —in— “('allopmg \cnge'm(c “Private Affairs” MON. — TUES. — WED. The Story of a Seville Dancer Who Became the Talk of New York! There have | nibits in special of Nations.” The fair sections Sample cal 4”- r exhibition 15 also a foot to foreign firms display their halls in a plan on “Street magnitude of the has made a division necessary, “The Exhibit,” and “The and Constructive Exbibit will continue than the former Leipsic into two General Techni- ' The four lon and ayvs ger ! To Play at Capittol | win 1e arranged in 16 halls, The sample Fxhibition” will con- fained In 80 halls and special build- ings. be r nest | o wins slage ed by Hum York, nd many oth- t I'ra- Fri As- o cast ht Spanish dance th her and his he entire its be eing * Br color derful haras fen TL.e des of be of g Ven presen 15 ftai v fo | agent recognition on - POLI'S PALACE HARTFORD ALL THIS irening, 8:15. | and sat., WEEK Mat. Tues 5o The Poli Players With the Most Powerful Cast Senson Tenturing IRED und Jean Oliver | Cavdr e “The Alarm Clock” fs by HOPWOOD Production of the Marking the 10th Success- ful Week Tirst Appenrence This Week of fhe New Ingenue, Flor Gade and the New Sccond Woman. DOROTHY LORD. We KEITH VAUDEVII LE F—STERLING ATTRACTIONS—5 MISS JUSTA and BOYS America’s Foremost Colored Dancing Stars of the RAYMOND MACK & MANUS “Aerialists De Luse” ERLAY & HALLOCK American Coloraturists NORTON HOWARD CO. “Funn_\' Sides of Life” SHOWS Thursday—HOOT GIBSON in “LET ’ER BUCK” MAY & KILDUFE Y |l|a;:r' (ossip” A Comedy in Three AVERY The Oufstanding Senson CONTINUOUS e Is Victim of Holdup July 15—Morris per, of 461 ( s held up last bound, gag Two of t shile a thi Hartford storelies W 1 trio of men, art Boswort ed of $3 1 store ined outside W 15 aslic AS he 1 1 Hol sherg anded thrust He room where his fr Te ith his own belt @ iffed info his month and his fastened with a cord. The t good their escape, for s em the revolver into fa READ THE HERALD CLASS! ADS FOR RESULTS vo b gainst a We ,uw" it by a 1an d rob- rd re o soda ! “Flapper Wife” hi o made IFIED | — LYCEUM — SUN. — MON. BIG — TUE PICTURES The UNKNOWN LOVER With FERGUSON and BABY PEGGY In JANUARY" — WED. 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