New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1925, Page 11

n- ng m, i |- G L R Doy S 5 red the ake to ful se- bots the er's and and NEW = | WASHINGTON I3 AWAITING KLAN No Fiery Gross {0 Be Allowed in City e i s < ) I,; i all!tl nli! lh T v, agencles for the respec Washington, Aug. and other 6 (®) lLAIIrU’UI preparations were going | | torward in the capital today for the prospective wrrival of upwards of with ‘.'m‘mm visitors for the Ku Klux Kian | | demonstration here Saturday when klansmen will parade up Pennsyl- | | vania avenue Forty-five the intlux & amnsemen! company 0 - . . “Little French at DEFYING DESTINY It would be hard to find a more [ “Defving Destiny,” a picture appealing or vitally intoresting story |@ Strong love inferest and a real than Anne Douglas Sedgwic's novel, |live husiness ale woven in, opened produced [at the Lyceum this afternoon et Brenon, [Monte Blue and Trene Rieh have the [the title veles. The companion fea- | Y., Columbus, Ohlo, and [ture is *The lety Girl.” starring | o o 20 0 M f i it AR b (Dl s SRt s, e [marviinltiin a sjiicorinatacting ofy i e ok o e o e | applications for trains, which are Sl being received, replying that all | available cquipment has been ¢ signed, Local klan officials have intormed | Capitol. speclal trains, from as far as 1o bring Buitalo, Juck- | been for Paramount hy Ierl and which is the feature at Capitol, today, 1ri. and Sat The Keith vaudeville bill will fe ture five great aftractions by “Huckin's Run,” and the Kitaros in livade a rural comedy; |London’s hoetic life, panese deter- | reproductions of the Ritz are kda DeNew In [ty theafer in London, as well "5 Collins and Peterson a [other Writish settings, add to this | Broadway comedians fn [pictnre’s interest. On the same bill “Iunology;” and Gene and Mrytle |is the la release in the “Great | Alcare! [ha UDances0 N uniaesite | Gircust iyt ar | the police that a great mujority of BRI e s et the visitors will be the familics of |Aviator Who Fell Into [ witn thems on she amecrit Home 60 HOUSES FLOODED [ with them on th #pccinls scheduled | acular | and Gaie- | |4 Rl\el' “ |“ Sul\r"(!‘[” leave Saturdag might. Their lat- | Bloomsburg, Pa. August 6 (P | St cstimate Is that not more than | |Harry A. Chandler, air mail pilot, | 10:000 Will march in the parade, nl- {whose planc fell into the Susque- [{hOUBH When they first applied for | | hanna river here last night, will re. |the parade permit they indicated | Does Damages Estl- [cover trom his injurics, ;»1:_\'su(|;..\~x'l\*f<! the number would be nearer 00,000, mated at §10,000, llmn\le: skull was fractured In addition to the special trains, | . when his plane, its running gear [automobile caravans are JsianaCelonfaugs FleVaterninj| by uncut oats i a field | ether hundveds to the capital for the | ISiawa crock wds reoeding A00aY|pom shioh e attemplod to liop oft: | demonstintion, with scven of the| vter having flooded 60/ of the T0latminic g troo top and plunged inio |motor. trains. wund stood to he en | restdences and business buildings | 0w water. Ivoute from Terse oiore hete last night, The damage is es-[“myo jnjured airman suid he had |have made Pl il timated at $10,000. [lost his way on the weutward fight | parking of hundreds of cars fn & The foop *olloned m clotdiniet | the Jast guiding Leacon he had ob- | suburban section, el et s e p,w‘;l»‘l'l‘n' kot s Sleadiin Hhetan | atest number whom ure com- | e o eld near here, and dropped aljg of the specials from Pennsy NG V3 ) e |magnesium flare which attracted & fvania and New Jersey, as el ilyqasihindgrisen WA number of persons from whom e [ \nany from Ohfo. West Virginia .‘u'\v’. again within its banks. |ebtained directions. ~The aceldent | Now york, 15 expected to he swetied | Several - small bulldings were |po)gwed his attempt to resume his f, ork, 18 expected to be swelle 1oved by the water and some live- | by upwards of 5,000 klansmen from stock was lo: - [fight. i rhy points in Virginia and Mary- | Tourteen sacks of mail were re- | MUY B (e s sy Kiowa Creek in Coloradn Overflows Banks and receds until it [of manufacturing synthetic | from corn and |of its [th ) |ed from grain, bringIng {automobile tires may yet be Tolice [of synthetic the ;nn middle with the BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, A SYNTHETIG RUBBER 1S DRIVER 15 HH[} POSSIBLE FRON CORN TR UD‘IH_ OF AN - Goroner Makes Finding in New Los - Angeles, Aug. 6 (B-D Haven Fatality At Least This Is the Prediction Made By Sclentists At Con- vention James Norrls, president of the Ametican Chemical society, Ision here, sees in the ¢ | Kansas a possible solution of disturbing situation recently created | {by skyrocketing rubber prices, |automobi 1t continued high prices force tive nanufacturers to appeal fo the | chemilst, Dr. Norris suid yesterday, | Jaekson ot Probutior mori inally Authority to Call Out vill 1t Miners Voted Board ely not me \gain record- with sired, 1o nainte- tofa mps Yering it is ¢ ely possible that w method W A rubber | Miy wheat derivatives |, developed and the rubber | o b plantation supplanfed in some meas- ure at least by the middle o8 Auerican ., Asdl “Several years ngo." he explained, | ! 'he question of the synthesis ot rubber hecame vital, and leadiy chemists of the world began i sty manufucture, Meanwhile a [ half Arcat increase in rubber plantution |that production caused the price to fall | Gofte s and chemical research was aban- | trick \Inl\\wl pproached t) “Now, however, the chemist aguin | Norton sty is entering the field, and it is among | turned i he possibilities that our research men will develop a valuable com- mereiul rubber from acetone, froni which the Germans, made rubler kl\HHH,' the war, “Acotor is a by-product of butyl lalcohol butyl alcohol is produc- In other words our | maide may he ehing striking BANK OF ENGLAND HAS out DWCOJNI RATES Has Been Lrom Live pPog from Kansas corn, Dr. Norris pointed out that erude petrolenm may be used as the base rubber, in which case corn and wheat growers of the west will have to compete oil companics, Sl s mdo UNIFORM MARKERS POR e | HIGHWAYS ARE ADOPTED which e | erably March of t money sts to Bet- | Rediced cent o Pons and One-1ialf washer for your home. situatio in late w ment was i su These Will IPunds Enable Touri Women nowadays are thoroughly own clothes in their own howe with an cleetrie v Isn't it true that the present question is: “Whi The washer simplest in action and most thorough in its performa wiil respond fo y lcovered from the wreeked airerait ind were sent wesl by Superintend Slang But Play Spirit [ent Tanner of the Rellefont In English Language mail ficid. Eitorts to take 3 : aged plane from (hc 5 (P —Slang s I LU GG S o boisterous pla fver will Chicago, Aug. ; cxpression of the pirit in languaze, Thomas A. Knoft professor of adlish at the Univer- Gty of Towa and a member of the a n summer session faculty of Norths| 1D Elm Cit western university, said in a lecture | New Haven, Aug Raraktodny Harrigan, for eight y “1 place no tahoo upon slang,” he [ With the democratic Wi, “for the person who wishes to write the bizarre or uncon- it is perfectly logi- | | Democratic Registrar 6 (P party here in the capacity of deputy registrar an at the present time deputy registrar of the 2ith ward, was asked fo re- sign by General Registrar of Voters Thomas 1. Cahill yesterday, Mr. Harrigan refused to comply with the originated by some genius | reque nd it is understood that he s0 that it would be accepted as the [ will be remoyved, . ish,” he said. | Bdward Bowery will b ing is used 1o expross the |0 succocd Mr, Wy oor tional thing, timate “Dumbbell is such an expressive | am, it is too was not appointed Harvigan, it s said. air | the dan- | 52 be |OF 1 Under Fire | Lugene | conneeted | cumulating throu the in United States, Is a ily is used in 1 dem- Washington, Aug. 6 (A i order- | of location and route for YT (e Superin. | sts in virtually ever, U et i expeets noth- | by-way of the country will he ant | torded in the marking o expret pared,” [ system of “United 8 to fi in explaining an order of s &clecteds by the join Slhcpithoaot tment for the full police State highways. RV G force to he for the | A network of rou 1hing |y e 24 hours heginning at § a, m. Sat. (fom the At Pacific urday nd from nadian border ta After the parad d i the a0,000 Peace monument. (e to be de National headuqarters of the klan | ter Find Theie Way Anywhere s addressed a letter to local or- | snizations asking the cooperation | rticipants in making the onsiration an exemplar of [liness and Acting Police [tendent Lvans says he ing clse Bt we he add [the deps An index American which now to he pre s Hi s hani hoard on on reserve duty Reichshank the 1 arear those institutio the gold st the Gulf is e milcs of starting from original plan of ghe ‘demonstration called for the | it burning of a flery cross near the | MOLOMISt exactly | Washington monument, 1t s now | N1 Where i however, that this feno | . 1" CAITYIng its e ST e e hoard / Vittoe the act crred to a site facing Washington highway ity uniform markers what r will take him ent in t work 10 this point, o qraai has lcft to « s forecnsting ial groy undersiood, e Te joint 0 ning o condition aelect e Day after day chai AlG H'I l.l.\l') and for many years t goods throughout the length and hreadth of this land. al construction is one reason for the satisf: “sold™ on the many advantages hing riachine, h washer ur every washin IT “STANDS l P *EASY” has requirement. ctory performa LEVER ACTION—minimum power consumption. 15 GEAR DRIVEN—no belts to slip and give trouble. 2 B ) ) (WIC.’\' TANK—no projections, “as casy to clean as a dishpan.” THE “I action, SWINGING, JASY" HAS AMPLE REMOVABLE BARRY 19 MAIN N CAPACITY —this pe BURNER— cause it swings out from under the tank It will he worth your time to ask us to de monstrate these FACTS to you. and humorous and there ust across tho I roads into main Harrigan is the secon, LR AR iAC oy tur deputy fo.he WISCONSIN UNIY, Wit CENSOR ALL DONATIONS Claims Indigestion | T ‘ I Will Not Accepe Any From Ine Easy tu Get Rid Of| voroes covenionn it |, o times when it is bad taste 1o |, nse it It s not frue that slang cx- P s il celings better than | orreet N ‘ CAPITOL| § Nt | ments of Organizations, 2 ; sserts Pepein fs Best When Com- ! TODAY, — IR — SAT. pincd “,,,, Oher Goo Tnyige Madison, Wis, Aug. 6 (P)—The Avelrod's Pharmacy Guarantees it | Or Subsidiss of incorporaic FRENCH GIRL” | 1 educa- | 7 and is Dispensing it to Many tional endowments or b i stion —With— 2 organizations, | ¢ Stomach Sufferers, The board of " . < with aceoptance of ) it BRIAN, ALLCE JOYCL, ¥ it "R ; .m‘ tion hoard nm :' [ NEIL HAMUTON : e ting you | B oard ¥ removed as a result, it is said, of [ the party .mm(.um over the may- oralty contoest. becanse of eriticism of regants has taken | | MARY e | ¢ Institution, It refused, | to make the and previons Vowever, KREITH VAUDEVILLE Vaiae STy CHUCKIN'S RUNT that your by s S ort | the gift, KU OS gaspy : will COLLINS & PETERSON UL DL Suflo: Sk cating Daniel 1 OTHERS wdopted § to SSUAREN SIY R relfef—-whs be done? t"\ll\lvl\\u(i\\k Just e e resolution pranc medical stand, olution, wubmittcd vady of Portag: after fonr hours af | You are dizzy and pray for quick 1 debate. During the argument, | Birge, retiring president, said incoming and the regents |, should reseind their former decision, | he would poonful of Dy A Menthasepsi 1 in ten minutes | i he were Hsappuars, the pressing on | the ses and you ean hreathe resign, (. 1% Casperson questioned the propricty th Versity prasident castin, de authoress, fayor- aid the unive should not such rsity funds, no presaure ge, Jr. | P ANow Playing Two Lacclient Pictures Theodore MARY PHILBIN ¥ vo it id the time had come 1 ) 1 e when | When educational institutions were ey ) < ' sleep- | and the state must depend in pari on GlRL LT M ¢ and ! money from private sources, partic isarder- | Wlirly for ve circh nd you| A \ote of cig ormal tonach in | matier wh md one hottle | might financial Krons Milwaukee, to be president you 0 1 a motion of John Callahan, DEFYING ||t i Ssomedl” it nat”soton o insrecs” DESTINY | of Dare's Mentha- | tonded by the new show the way to stomach submitted approval, of brinzing within the system the n notified with t highways. In this rou heat m exclusive feature, TR asl ’* :("U h «fi{ et ‘w‘l W a"" ways Kub-commi making tentative designations tc to the will carry out the p various statos ion's la ities, &tate tals and reso interest The highway i n alddition to he United 1 points of States, state and be varionsly shape olared under warning o notorists of ing eur ailroad crossi other road onditions Designation of the neludes every federal aid United States oad cr &tem. which highnay n e involves no med under th am. The hoar oads now plo 1S 1o maint highway sysic 1 salely WILL Tokyo, A ADMIT RUSSIANS G (P—Japan ha Russia that {0 commercial admitted to ordithoe ommissioners will by from request of the apan Russia in acc mment 1 iplomatic pri b. factory, plus war tax 1 hecause of the cgarding 1 Tapanes possihility itions w re regarding oint LN KRELIOK “=mLE PIFacALE A. 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