New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1925, Page 6

v New Britain Herald B BERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY [ |4 Tarued Dally (Sunday Excepted) At Herald Bldg. 67 Thurch Btreet SUBSCRIPTION RATES $3.00 & Yen $2.00 Thres Months. T6c. & Month, Eotered at the Post Office at New Britaln as Bocond Ciwms Mall Maiter, TELEPHONE CA inese O The medlur o the press ro u alwaye open to adiertisers. Member of the Associnted P'rew The Aseucinted Press titled to th use for all ne rediisd to credited In this paper news published heveln. " ely en of exclus re-publica and alto Wember Andit Burenn of Circulation. The A. B. C. 1s & national orgs ton which fu spape tver tiners with 8 strictly honest anaiyeis of elrculatt Our clreulation are based upon thie audit tection raud aesribwion figuien to both na local advertisers, New Times Entrance The Herald 'a on sale dally York at Hotallng's New St Bquare; Bchuitz’s News Stal Grand Central, 42nd etreet. i TOO MUCH ATHLETICS IN COLLEGE LIFE Two educators — one at the 1 of a great the denounced the Influence of athleties university, head of a smaller university — in collegiate life this weck. One was President Yale, the other was President How- E4 Rhode 1 nd Both included their James Rowland Angll, of ard of Btate ed they made ty that “a v the mist he time ted by students to ex tra-c who fa quirement petition ‘rushing elaborat tainment Intercollegiate “should educator control of enough time to db sch arly CHINESL T AND OWN 1 all the cas nted 1 every paper the other at | S | ducing companies, found to limit | “ | would ru. ry day th would be little room left for the Chinese tong war. “NO FUEL SHORTAGE" | DEPENDS ON MEANING | ident Coolidge has John Hays Hammo: accepte 1 ot the con wrman ¢ | ere will be m,,,} fucl | atened atrike W, wall rentiment shortuge as & result th the aclte flelds, C. Barron, pul Journal S Street of his con- n he de 1 a strike 1 thing. President A and Mr. fiel sh omewhat upon | hy the term, Of will be no fuel short- . there vinter it everybody In New soft I 1 turns to the use f a “hard winter" the be ulty then might n conl t enough, But sut hard coal in thelr | nough soft over the | will all | | bins turn to soft coal as the pallia-| . for their The same had sufferings? been attempted during , the prices of soft coal, when | | main result be- advanced accordingly, and with e proportion of New | Englanders finding themselves with ;'uw.rra not adapted to the hurn- | ing ot this type of fuel. i M. strike the “good thing" also Barron's will | depends upon what he means. 1t he diagnoeis that be a means it will be a good thing for the kiting of prices in the industry | he undoubtedly 18 correct PUBLIC GAINS IN TAX EDUCATION move to boycott tnstituted by the film pro- not | The Connesticut theaters. may or may eventuate, but the coincldent agits will ding the film tax effect of the practice tion reg educating the of ctate In lavying &pecial and onerous public upon taxes. eredit than ecen- The fllm Intereste Aeserve fightl re f | ed ine Had P effective opposition had lttle acquainted 18 bac do ithout o they aceept- & otest or with- | the public have opportunity | to hecome ith the | principles underlying such unnec- the publ emphatically that the | state inflicted the faxation in the | tre as it 1s, e (ot informed asury; - that it did not need the face of the knows subject nd pastime special t on pecia cdingly unpopular in the future LURING AUTO TOURISTS DOWNTOWN battled up In an nform automobile tourists short cuts through void the downtown \erchants v tonrists to come park their cars and do selectmen and ot cortain ar etate of affairs seems pecultat to as they desire, B s every day, appears that y interested 1n them. One of our r cares or 18 | from the roads [and the Aduring their taking it} cent alms in the iInterest efMclency of trafiic has been to develop the use of roads around the city, Signs H\‘th\‘ would be desirable but are al showing the way to New ent iREAT FUTURE" O1 THE BARGE CANAL an The New York tr which before a hundred millions or | te Barge car of new money was thrown into it | ™ still doing business, according (o the was known as Erle canal, 1= réport of a commission which made | a survey of the ditch, Of course, the | = business being done hy the celebrat- | in ed waterway not enough to en- | rich the Empire state, but the ftself being That | I misslon declared as sanguine regarding the future at least is a point greatly in favor f the its future is canal alnays the only irritating difficulty | bright; n fhat the present has never | to be has been polished enough called bright This famous of our inland f built the shipment of grais the most 1als was in the misty to enab other goods from eastern end |, of Take Erle to the Mudson and | thence to New York, The trouble | m with the canal has been that the that have way com- | Are ape shaking FactsandFancies BY ROBERT QUILLEN The Juopoly In min icka Women are n't two ed thie soxes 1estion England Among taxes Well shaking do & contalnl An {deal Pr anythin it | Grain be- railroads came stage gan to be hauled on trains and has béen hanled since | along and made look like a coach in this manner ever The main good done by the canal | seams fo have been the stablliza- tlon ot freight rates between Buf- Whether it is respect as the the thres or falo and New York. i this as effective in competition between four railroad lines between those two cities Is a matter for transpor-| _ tation experts, who naturally would not agree on the subjeet It must be gratifying to the tax- payers, however, to realize that the “future,” how ditch at least has a dim it may be TWO NOTABLE BEQUESTS FOR CHARITY two American a tain Bequests made citizens were printed in the yesterday — one in New other in Chicago The estate of the late J. Spencer ass, who was a quiet and un- |8 assuming citizen of Chestnut street, totalled lars, a goodly part of which a millton dol- s be- nearly haif fo queathed to deserving organ whose human welfare effor late nonagenarian approved ; la The ofher will was that by m F. Lawson, nofed publisher of Daily Ne who than halt Chicago s queathed more of requests these amounting more Both men realized th money do good; moral duty to direct a fair s o accumulations to that « their oth men were philan hoth added to | op litetime; their benevolent gifts thron ills. Their opportunity for posal of property to advance charity was great and they gla the obligation Our band concerts in tl are usnally a hig event fo o alzo ov it Fvery ehild 1ist the ning to t wants o he drummer, hild the drum 18 the greatest m iment ever invented Théere was a wh fou time rants ¢ Jars, partien handiing need to handl were tha days whe ms 6n money od Nowadays, wit ers the o But that's anot asl ts 18 1es - well hasn't géné about the same nérs on subwa now ceased, GREGG IS RELEASED Harri b o8 manigen Stanley sin strueting the arried 25 ea Washing- | {§ R looki ometer A crisis n n | out of adjective Rackbone uch of it Knot How plea unp Tf r & he isn't ah mething che four or It's a q ten pounds’ nd here it ent an error yeste iled to begin Wherever the itching and <, d > whatever the = ‘d. causc, the \ soothing touch of Resinol Ointment rarcly fails to give quick relief Resinol tarkft | rs Ago Today “ g |bis ba HALL JUnaLL, Ones Up=To-Date a ong through sta the helpless lis l Nush MaxsoN The Oldest T ST QUESTIONS ANSWERED answer to informition tion Editor gton Lt “Washington A New Suit For George For a Lucky | ring to guess {I/the lucky number in the Bucket |''of Mud contest., Fitch-Jones and Davidson & Leventhal arej iving very valuable prize lave you guessed, girls?" See the West Main street Iwindow and try and guess. N any | \ by | New can, | ue, Washington, and m ? nor can THE WATL OF THE TIGHTWAD a hit of mon solv placed I said to Overworic he moder a great help to my “How i Wiy t is suffering Friend Ocuii arhon el and lubricating Tt is antd (hat with resulti into the umount of Tbricatin it fve, and tunity to tall o v ealled on her | i ce 1 rose end st furthey the it ta b mmer Introm day t1 We foday? asked minis little Indy \ U lilute the e minister e o Rumn with vl atic 1 depo on v of kovosenc! o Be tanse of ety Can You give me some lati the T e harhor, Hor to NOW IT CAN BY iy The Trath About The Julius fvoowere TOLD Death Of An navy was pl Tsland Anie uged panish nsport s Mare t to South She 1 ntil 1914, M mained when sl rines to Mexico disturbaner 50 on transport and in the on was 1he if you in was duty W ur pos t and eyrd the pe hack e e8 of W agal e sled Bratus classes W) a smile ight limits ¢ 1, 124 pounds; Poun Pitc Mary Penr 1 died in 182 Jol H Aine nee at Carlisle, Faeeption Reproducti oon trous t Forbiddea) ~Alrs. Blmer Hilder tronhle ipplication g, 1 Yorl later mid Lud mps | W ex All worlke ont | RFGRETS CALLING T e s Wepgold, Rrtit, Wrought Up e Qyer Fundamentalist’s Remarks and it is well o give preuliar easily ze and frecdom fr nd alluvial lonms are good lition of with fertilizing stable mann are also ex- lent, soil clover 1,200 pounds of lime three or Irom flavor pr | come? four years de nt in I 1 o, what nisville, Ky, Avg, 26 (Pr—Fred- Weygold, an artet, who at the Rev. Dr. John the latter had con- on evolution here rry for his Fre burn iar” 1 iy when fa the rel nier hen ribing vord “great published today the held to the grand d for his out- eald wrought up by “unjustifiable and insulting” re. marks of the fundamentalist, Dr. Straton, using Germany as a fration in his sermon, #ald that daye of Luther, Goethe and “there was a Germany of . 0t love, of children and of istmas tree.” But, he addeq, all this was succeeded by a Prus- fanized Germany, the result of teachings of Nietzach Tt then that Mr Weygold leaped to his feet and shouted “Dr, | Straton, vou're a liar, I Jived and | stwlied in Germany for 20 years and on are a lar,” Over the protest rtis 1t hios Ta applies fo 1elations od by fhree gener inde Zane the burst he Grey, it the an. Observation On The Weather A road the il | m [ [ | i | | | | | | ingten ast asg England hern Tair ¢ toni 1 coo | uch oA i of Dr. Btraton, vho reply to Mr, We zOl's the artist was taken to a pollce &lation where charges of terrupting a public speaker were aced agai him. “Dr. Straton in s discussion at- ites to the doctrines taught by lontionists and modernists mueh cnrrent crime and immorality ana e World war,” Wergold'a aid e tonight 1| tonight and hnrsday; . wished to | in remarks, oil fresh, and north winds, | Conditions: 'Th stern avea of alve ure is me 1 of {ward and is now' ce | Mich th ing inehes i [ norn i King | P ing slowly enst ntral Bigh pres I'he ure has moved out the hese N with Valley during the last vrenc hours, Pleasant weather prevail in nearly all Rocky 18, is low Straton I arose and made iract the had Antshed 2 motlon 16 ttentfon of Dr. Straton. it he nodded toward ma v wav that T taok to he recogni- 0 permission fo speak, T mad [the remarks that Jed to my arrest T sk that “ing vather wrought up at what 1 Cieinify | COnsidered uningtifinble and fnsult- Leyoelon) z atfacks on persans, who like i myself, modernists and evolu- i ionists, T overstepped the hounds of Washington, Aug. 26 ()—The fol du i lowing storm dny by Ad still of 200 m distric The nort this morning cast of tie mount was | femy ern I tre along the rving igh hon, Sippi were report distric 1er Missi and on ced and rica. | 1| ov Mountain Gulf and r the nd the South to confess frankiy lantic consts. Conditions favor tor this Air weatlie ig 15 o | fAIT weathes uig g warm sunn re tid nsed dur- n duty parliamentary etiquette, warning was issued to- [ F10t ’Mm'enwl‘\(sartcd {0 Organize Postal Men eveland, Ohis, Aug. 26 (P—A cment organize the 360,000 employes Into one feder- was launched here yesterday, Il be submitted to eleven | sroups of post oftice workers in LEADS \,OUNG MARKSMEN | cor here tomorrow with a 1 | req that each name committees v Se) |10 attend a session to formulate de- tails of the project ler the plan the eight natlonal organized in branchee, remain intact. Thelr mem- so would be eligible to mem- hip in the general organization. Should the groups pass favorably § of jon the project it will be submitted Winchester Junior corps {to the National assoclation of Rail- 1 the National Rifle tion Mail Clerks and Nafional asso were resumed today, Samucl Moore, of City Letter Carriers for Newtonville, Mass, was leading | consideration at their biennial con- one ble 150. |ventions in 1926, individua Lach convention was visited today by Postmaster General Harry § Ne who conveyed his greetings nd his support in general on their projects. the weather burean m. D ty eentral ¢ isory 10 a It inten: cast of € iarle mov, orld slowly northeastward e that this dis- will develop into sever storm.” \ o plan w ications at sent to turhanc: offiee ention n 10st | avy- Kamuel Moore, 17 Year Old New(on- ssociations, ville, Mass,, Boy, Has One Point | bers a | ber %6 P—| mate Rifl to Tead in Contest, 1syl- Her| Camp Perry, ( sifl AL ion W [the the « vay cition by | point, with a pos | | won the junior championship last year, Miss Wiles, 18, Chicago; Raymond Blanchard, 15, Evanston, IiL, and Arthur Falter, 16, Columbus, Ohio were tied for with 1 e o ol ot Mothenfand Son Burned ; To Death in Cottage Hed scores b small arms | Centerville, Mass, Aug. 26 (P Mrs. Patrick Hallorhan and her four voar old son, Herbert, wérs burned ith in their cottage near here vesterday. Her hudband was sainfully burned ih a futile attempt o s er and the child. Mr. and Mrs. Hallorhan were at o | KNights of Pythias, will hold a mock [a filling station close to thelr Nome v[trial. The issue involved is one of [when they saw flames pouring from interest and should afford good en- |the upper story. Mrs. Hallothan tertainment for end. The |enteréd the house and picking up enfertaiument will serve [the ehild was making her way out when overcome by smoke. nd place classification tter than 130 men attending the school wera given demonstra- in rapid fire | tione exerel. micrometer | MOCK As a fea and th lescope. |10 RIAL AT ST. ELMO ire of tonig it members of St. Elmo lodge, t's m all who a committee 1 refreshments, Your Children’s Health A getting a are deal from you? Are thew th ory work? Or are they sical troubls that a vety iva government HEALTH, that at no cost say posture, the \, the meck, the of elgns And ® health! ¥ CHILD'S 0 yourselt ..CLIP COUPON HERE...