New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1926, Page 6

New Bntam Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY T [wued Dally (Sunday Excepted) 41 Church Street At Herald Bidg, SUBSCRIPTION 95,00 » Year. $2.00 Three Mouths T80 Eatered at the Post Office at New Dritaln | Matl & fecond Cla TELEPHONK CALLS Business OffIc Editorial Roome The only profita tn the City, Clreula press room always open to advertieers Member of the As The Amociated Pres titied to ‘he use for &l news credited to It o not otherwiee eredited n this paper Bews published herein. Member Andit Burean of irenlntion » o oatlonal olganization furntehes newepapers and adver- | The A C. whic* e efrculation, Onr - based upon this aud tection against frav B, Bimtribution figuren to both nat! local advertisers. The Aerald t» on York at Bquare; Grand Central, 4200 Str RATEE tlon ociated Press. s exclurively en- re-p) “n » with & strictly honest ann cireulntion it 10 1 ate dally eet. THE FATHER COUNTRR This s day homage ington States, his cou the In eve faces were {s done pres first citizen in while first ident men father of his school in d for oS turne teachers told ¢t sto and the story of the gest in telling of the Porge, secomplishmer to growing the harsh ¢ the when first nation praved to Almighty God for strength and victor the ware herole crossing in the dead of final triumph unanimous leader to the presidency. Today upon the Mount Vernon. afar to stan covered hec resting place structionist. wour Washington o Men b tomh as i the Among great George in not capitalize it his nams pliehments in connee political par Many Lineoln of when the hirth of the and pote the attemy 1 been made to political me sort much party When we thi consciously of and e is not nk of regard father Demoner ple contemplate Democratic ewayed ples. When we th n attempts = rom k almost the from fime been mad into politic think of Wilson & R Ing been modern But cal trines. 1 man, néw T men WHAT FINALLY to the Perience, youtl footsteps of chair wreaths Washington or Y Geor the he country, the 1 war ry trec i lays I 405 of int Yorktown o stan having Leen possible to | an ction uncorsciously t Republican party | )" na ‘m Jefferson we him par ; same time far somet reonian and to PAY » Month his of we o e Jitney bus Iritain today mission from Commission und to from the Matter, n their inve books e advertising medium | ni books and this t) | anc empt | will first to it publication of a also local public of watistics This tnenres newspare: privilege, inere the the R 6 same In_New wo | Times el rance heir cost | eral tar as is t! compa public had bee HIS necticut ¥ n transfors and the | ratse in annual Wash- United wero city the 1 the denyi licarts of bus ed them, 1 and | droppec fact | the ! gother costs of operatio plan — and 1 today upon life o 5l ating | | f his in ratee, the repe creas not Justice A great lines throughout started upon convince of this de to sug- hey follow s honesty; Valley of 4 at der nentloning | Dela- of the and the e the ca public, ing upon expenses the er; great first | The their houses in ord reduce their over! they bus lines re placed at from aj and un- | of the vehicles du last | ', th | they should not 1 1 prosper. Th in hitherto s unique | the and con- and presidents, | lines public beneft, 1 lines do ot sho Ww! accom- | n dors which Howe ir 1t th any not mean show a hink of | ink of | Al d can o to raise be show simply can 1 as a b that retura, expected 1o but the ame which of | it. | | rates credit ready maeking a be allowed ttempt cannot un- mercly beca cient The lines A need c May the | prinei- | for n the | ing bec imes has | in princi- TNoosevelt onsly of | AIRSHIP | ndeed, | fatuln b el The ave | Jrof fame tim en in this ¢ 1] of his travel is perte | the operation TAXES WE the througt transf T s doing a Judged from the erowded condition is inte Pu Increase declsion them in thers W vas stated, tha rests of blie bus will iritain fatr failed to obtain r PAILURE TO INCREASE BUS FAR N fanw | over learn | them per- Utilwgs inde- C, while ne hey to raisc um rate W hi weetive trons took advantage Ha uld ple ! h a But n led to belfeve pa began art mere in erests they ever s on ithout d the been ot busges to stund i hic clination ot have o ler in the af of the to 1y with not | 15t 0w he to | applicd ring t fr he plan, oppose to obtain suddenly scheme == in harbored a depended alto- alleged n 1o hey P. sire, the nnot and 11 der Pl ring no abl have 1’ unse W that better profit rates n th not P ome rease to use or app SAF] i ity vos divig ility -year air pro- | department becau fnereases in get simply (55 state be have to put| Conne and gradually head. As od an of 1 cou we n- 19 the many independent bus | ro | “shoe strings,” to use | a popular and distinetive dicating a paucity of capital. term in- The bi | resulting high overhead in operat- blamed the public | preciate. cannot be expeeted to foot the a rule busines: parts of the wh re 1o son nd o enough other also. at mike i Qs to th that nabl inereasc the profits. a0t osing a some | ment of inheritances by the states. i pro to survive | opened sections | fit lines can L ater, individua might ar loxs o an ir as- al- their | wide effi- 1 the states to make them yicld ap- 850 o m of Cay that Afe, bt it to return decision is a victory P an active defender quires | inees, < navy propos s i answered to| n- ir | | | | | | of the city and have been a great ‘| promote But | | | | | | state | | | | airenip | DAY that | other states in avoid the | | { | | | nobody | prin ienan- | 1y, but hich he . to handle prepared is ring v ri 10t ng guid- ship concluding such | 1y | northw | federal | { collect | amount estate [ the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD A\IOX]L\Y, SCeEEm—— FEBRUARY 2 ‘/ Cfie un Maxson my.lmu Send all communicattons to tun Shup Lditor care 0F the New bt Herald and - your letter will torwarded 0 New York ATTEMPT TO EQUALIZE TAXATION OF ESTATES ) of Factsand anczcs ¢ ROBERT QUILLEN xes in the restoration inheritance | bt i | oy abo foderal revenue ny of plan rovide only the but w victory ( /) Scnate to ing will g A unigue the duplica to avold of plan ion in such taxes to priv ction payment I Tresy W ini me but was the Ipal s Nays in in The plan co wi adopted Is ; There mado mu ome romote uniformity i te be yielding the to the L sta | Have laws, whil chief reve- shi Been ton, Warse, the Folkst school down a cherry nues from this source the state i words, in state raree he di down as well, ut the Fun Tre L ouldn't that b he fruit’ as it will up ount 50 on can be, The bl and this is a ot now awalts ture of the hill wiil te inheri exacted Flori o cqualizo taxes the few liscontin- whother by states or Proved His Love government la and muakes you so sure other st I have exaetion of state inheri- | SomSHLInElG in an their the new tance taxes effort to lure tha to get on a called me a taxi" was | will large ‘The stmply these have 1 5 about tax bill. nd he will mounts fir the feated by government A TRIBUTE TO ORGE WASHINGTON Who Still Believes in Him George S, Chappell my Waslhington, a youth , noke of you as one the truth, the cherry tree i br Iy, “It was me!"” or commended. Gl [ From Oy n g states than others where is in why bar automol sur W 5 from should people can u be carn | DBut {college | some credit given. The retroactive feature heritance section is subject to crit cause of fts purpose save to South Carolina $10,000,000 in bequests from the cstate of the late James B, Duke, the tobacco magnate. Color is given to this premise by the fact that the retro- feature of originated by Senator fimmons of North Carolina, the leader of the| A poccr gmply Democratic #ide In the tax bill |fewer men will divid fight. In order that South Carolina [er's dollar. can galn 10,000,000, the tive feature will allow the ment to lose $85,000,000. species of il for state ostate taxes ? thore O Wi | My s 1w il Wi You ¢ And W on, s hut ool hool tol place of the in- |> drive, bill, ism be- | to think what neration must do tax of the One shudders next their kids 1o however, 11 o manifest 10 [shocl o A city whera |fow are mestic a Is a big enough fairs to b only their a place And Says an author guy, a myth, rson We it seems, W1 this ¥ news one moral . idol-smash ill-timed haran, their true but e ms Even a reformer mu when t} em 80 very rott active the bill was days tactless me the it eonsin hoomerang that HAD there retroac- It must b 3 {ticlan when the people This is @ |to shudder when he me state loy- |street, ap- discon 10 4 ton b W govern- A And HAD you had a hatehe And heen red-handed caught, And II° your Pa HAD said: Tilona. eanl keen and will sectional all “Who alty cltizens not and ton't old Prohibition |still there are know a single is six ye people bootld AT now, k mswer W oup have My tre Feder inheritance taxcs | That cd as, in in | wero $4,-| collections during 1925 while during 1024 were the icut e YOU DID! Outside 204,000; state in $1- | th Looking In ant me to hobo in next play il giy well, take Connecticut 57,000, tax law paid to any deducted from the to the federal govern Under N i " the of inheritance state may bhe it. You're amount dus if the does not exceed tofal a ment payment to the state na Pfeffer. 26 per cent of the federal tax. The uniformity in the THE YOTBLACK On x~lh|l"llm | Human |closed car a treat- | other fellow's ature: 4 bein ths Riding glad it t is flat. o TONY object is to 100,000 blind in whom will t second ar, hees: | There are abo an ond time {America, render st | {his summer equal to §0 per cent of | $80, 000 to the state and $£20,000 to the Most conslderably the result beoe 1l Under the $0 per cent plan, the federal state wh only taxable under £106,000, wife law at m a e little fella he papa-s Chers 1 heesa hatchase down to see cef in lay heem farder he n't us he rates were ) heesi take i the ne writes ion Doubtless atly when hook that the Bible. wor some equals federal rates, would pay | il the ecirculat federal government. of lof ckers. ad ¢ state rates sa below | foders be are n Geo lor he ti Adversity loveloped S0 per cent of the readjustment i new rates fors feela An one-n by and should of standa by | dollar Whatsa matter news he be papers da Scotel rig y come for dat money. Breetch getta corgie heem rates among chu a side Vhen 1a roan on and roc k da ron rint in da Bree said he odder turne their didn’t claim to l]\l\-‘ times instead of | (Protected by Publishers car,” £0 the fed- abrence of proximatel of government per e would he in the York and hd\r alrcady readjusted inheritance laws to permit 25 Years Ago TOC’G] Wking advantage of the nq.i 1 i amount tha he It eral taxes. Penn- ; da sylvania their tter weed heem. Uncle cem o g0 somewher getta mad ju ol their ditional reve allowed without the on ue Juartett clu its The will Church ,noon. |songs by O Fric New 1 lhold a hig e street hail On the progr to Hipp. total L their all of tax Many increasing hle in ates. Ay, likellhood will um - will da fi 1ds come over, Na da Minuet dance on da from dat ““Wheresa inn, Valuable tole heem dat we i Tikea hull Da Bree Tor orgle i Couts butta too. Den k from » nuff an knife : x e oon heginna do like ol aon Unal Preisse i i L on Some keen ol seem to |Stocek ho: di the smaller newspapers ar only ones making howling suc- they T'he unavoidable the hig <|m 000 if typographical | that mark. paper, | it “high |Stance, o nan t had iy gtenc jeeived | high, in But in announcing t printing New at cct shop sayy this he in York its one 1 tch ecka fo da stum. t only getta da R nna ¢ 5001 spirited virtuosi handling type twisted an account of an epera and the With an it is t performance out of shape so ti 1 kweek t savs he heesa heega by Georgia he: home an to da papa could understand the it, re-|ing i i G 1 1 entire account the or him to have b follow- | cdition, onght Ing day's n, The {stinenea A it Toca to the nion gooda Total Hartf satholic -~ in i this 1 itain ssist in' N partici- on that miles order to 2 those W lapge A drunkard in th liscovered, bare hard in his cell “d He is rom delirium treme Superintendent T ate ¥V who to that are may glad found want oo rush” ¢ advise in ) tarlo we to the gold fs to b pronounced Toronto, 50 Mar 140 railroad, of miles cast of and from the the boundary of the nearest a; the cost o fire alarm subwa 1 spot is miles and wire A won Inroc and tha requires dog teams to get ther the fn which & B Tust b into t territory now is an casy place to h vor m, movir tura director, has become American citizen rows overboard foreign il it failed to i him. Stroheim has proved addition to land rcess and landed a larg ckels Wurtz, former Ewvimmer in Fr to swir Qbservation On The Weather &he channel is conserva- ce, but T for- told the truth.” plannir 50 hand hir she not says she will try to swim cessarily get across was Initial Determing Ha clegates from o1 thero will be no critic nsists n havi nheimer, the B be are wonder He Knew That k you are. class in history was in ses- n't chop the Marth Cust- | , 1926, i et S S S S S B SRR, 'FARM COMMUAITIES RE IN NEED OF REAL MEN noys ':nun. The teacher had been explaining | about the splendid character of Goorge Washington, | “Now tell me, Roland," said the | tencher, indicated a small black- | halred boy in the back of the room ‘in what was Washington first.’ Roland, who had been inattentive, replied: “I dunno.” The teacher attempted to help | Nim. “Washington was fivst in war first in peace, and first in...An swer Roland," “Pirst In the in for the same offense? No. What A Q ‘doublet A, The name ls applied to stones made partly of the real preclous | tone and partly of cheaper material ‘The top ls made of the stonce and the lower part of glass or a cheaper grade of the natural stone than is used on the top. Why does varnish kind of a stone is a Lowden Declares That Farm Steadily Marching Into Cites, white? turn the (P11 the 1ural youth Ul in the gueneration population physica/ly 0. Low or, today associn- Washington, I'ch. city-ward trek of |continues as rapidly ns last flve years, the next will witness a farm |largely composed of the and men unfit, Frar [den, farmer Tllinots govers told the National Edueation tion convention, Conditions of living on must he equalized with [conditions, Mr. Lowden Lecause the farm child farm housewife know all onveniences and normal girls will not stay on suffering from a doublc Hiving. | The Mr. day part it star top, with an crepitude w holy memorial of At the same time, ‘hools in towns and vastly improved, and Education wtion, the paralysis slowly crceping the country schools” has inftinted the movement for the consolidated country school But these cannot he adopted generally, Mr. Lowden thought, until the farmer's income has increased. A commliitee of the D vostigated agricultural conditions all this country and Enurope said |Mr. Lowden, and learned that wherc irmers organized themselves into feo-operative marketing associations there agriculture was in its ate. S0 a committee was chos- en to prepare a course of instruc- on for public ‘schools to teach the birit as well the substance of co-operate method fn agricul genuine ‘ | I i | ‘ Usually 1t {8 due to a lack of oil and an inferior grade of gum or rosin in its composition which |causes whitening when exposed to strong sunlight or molsture. Q. Can paint staing be removed from brick? A, Tho following I8 suggcsted by the United States Bureau of Stan- | tnrds: IMhrst wash the surface thor- | sughly with a strong caustic soda or solution (use rubber gloves) en if any of the plgment or other omponent of the paint leaves a tain on the brick or in its porc pply with a fiber brush a pa 1ade by mixing about 3 parts o vdrated lime and 1 part of caustic oda with water, Leave the paste on e surface for several hours, then | sh off with warm water, and fin- lly rvinse thoroughly with water, It nay be nefessary to repeat the waste application several times, de- ending upon the character of the |paint and the kind of brick. Q. What is the salary of ison, the movie star? A. Tt is reported to 500 per week, Q. What was the date cumstances of the death President Elbridge Gerry? He died in 1814 in his car- on his way to the Capitol. Who is the author of the sa iod reigns and the Government {at Washington still lives?" arel A, Jantes Garfield uscd thosc words in an addrees after the assas- sination of President Lincoln, Q. What President of |United States was taught to and write by his wife? Ameriean ~=Julia Bloom. (Copyright, 1026, Reproduction Iforbidden) & League the farm city home deelared and the hout cliy boys and the furm stundard of formed in his genuine the n the of melans which was of for on co rural Lowden's he 1 school, theme, nter s doserted ara h s hill TIONS ANSWERED You can get Q |auestion of tact or information by “ writing to the Question Editor, New DBritain elrald, Washington Bureau, 1322 New York avenne, Washington, D. C. enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medica, legal and maritel advice cannot be given, nor can ex- |tended research be undertaken, Al {other questions will receive a per- sonal reply, Unsigned requests c: not be answered. Ali lotters nonfldential. itor. | Q. When was the ity Germany founded? Wher its name? Founded in 3§ D. C. Cologne of Koln is one of the most ancient | A~ Andrew Johnson. German cities, Rome made it the| @ What finally became of the administrative scat of her holdings | {Irst ironclads. the Menitor and the in South Gepmany, surrounding the | Merrim city with fofnidable walls and add- | A- |ing the even more formidable name, C°Mber Colonfa Cluadia Ava Agrippinensis, | Braufort, A$ the city expanded far beyond its walls, its name shrank in proportion | NOrfolk Navy Yard was evacuated until only “Colonia” menning “col- | PV the Confederates, May 11, 1862, fony” was left. Gallicized this became } Montreal Thmn'red With ‘( ologne which has also heen adopted | as the English formn:; Germanicized | | Visifors From State« al, Febh. 22 () Local |1t was contracted to “Koln.” | Q. What is the duration of a r's existence? re thronged with visitors A, According United States who will | Nt is estimated shington’s birthday ar lien years on v in Canada. TFour state ‘Sen |G "Who ar from Massachusetts and a ‘mxf.‘r.« of of medical men form one lr‘{”,‘( The senators are Welling- |Galli- president of the senat {Heink, Louise Homer, Alma Gluck, |Walter . McLane, of Fall River, Chaliapin, Gigli, ~ John chairman of the ways and means i, Charles Hackett, committee; ‘D, A, Snow, of Wak {field, chairman of the municipal 2 Q. On the death of a beneficiary |fairs committee, and A, E. Bliss of |0f a Government War Risk Insur- |Malden, floor leader, ice polley to whom is the money | In th medical group are walter Rapp of nx-m-mon, chairman of the | )m ", f 0 edfiel the proceeds remaining are p id to youon mmmmmmr:w: the depart- the person or persons who, according | ment of mental discasce. l‘- 10 the laws of the state in which the it s insured lived, would be entitled to S his personal property; provided, IKARPI however, sich person or persons Deginning _tamorroy Lt come within the permitted class of Collcctor Stunley Karpinski witl be o |4t the Chamber of Commerce roon beneficiaries, which includes spouse, | |ehild, grandenild, parent, brother |in the Raphael bullding to wish help An ster, uncle, aunt, nephew, nlece, | #1Y Who may |brother-in-law o sister-in-law. {out their income tax returns, | Q. What is the value of a violin | inseribed “Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensls Faciebat Anno 17357 | What do the words mean? | A, Only an expert can tell the value of a violin. Many violins are falsely ilabelled. The words are in- tended to conve the violin was |made by Antonio Stradivarius in the 1735 and is a Cremona. How are the ears German Police Dog made 50 creet? A. The cars of the pure blooded German Police Dog naturally stand |erect. If there is a droop to the ears |1t is indicative that the dog is not of pure blooded stock. Q. What is the average yield of potatocs per acre in the United States? A. 100 240 to bushels {and occasionally 1400 Lushel | | Q. Can a person who was tried | and acquitted for an offense be tried | Gloria | wer to any | ladd o cities have bhe about the - ssocia and efr- of Viel over riage Q g € in- over of Cologne, did it get the read as The Monitor foundered De. | 1862, while en route to |, North Carolina and the | Merrimace was destroyed when the 5 \Blue Is to Be Quite the Style This Coming Season London, Feh. 22 (A—Spring this vear is bringt with it the “bines". IFashion declare it will be an all blue son and all to: 1 half tones of hlue tints will worn by well dressed womei, A new pasiel bl that [will be aftery evening ‘Blizal of Yo of Montr b hotels & from spend il to Rcience roughly the average. some of the the present day? Among the best known are irci, Mada Schumann- Servic 30 tril- we is L or been v th other I itors group {party, ton Well leading tamily, 1 shades of tl ason given for of Dlue is that better T dyes than have been obts years now, wilabl s also havin infiuence decorative and many arc or the re follo lin line, co the vy able return blu or The definite fash furnis ng the aro are on women who SCASON o 3 i 11 nes' “ If the beneficiary dics hlfox"' Diue WOMAN'S CLUB Mi The civie departnient of the w's club will have o meeting Tuesday lock in & © needs al clfare associalions members and 1 1ees by local A | Polish residents. TING Won ot tl afternoon at ! irk’s parish houst. 4 activitics of the loeal will he told hy will be fol ERS AID cha KT O filling MOTION PICTURE STARS ¥ of Motion ight, wel address, Picturo Stare. of the | 4 to stand | fheie CLIP (OUPON HERE I wan of herewitl for same OTION PICTL can capy fiv tha Tl nts in lo | NAME om to 106 bushels; ST. & NO. or R. R. are not unusus it runs as high as CITY . «ven STATE I am a reader of the HERALD. 'SNAPSHOTS OF A FATHER GETTING OUT OF THE NURSERY sy cuuvis wiians £ & < HEAR 100R CREAKS. STANDS GLUED, STARING ANX=~ J0USLY TOWARD CRIB S WIPE AT DOOR m S TRAN : TICAL: *ING ABOUT, AND FINDS 1L HAS MEANWHILE DROPPED OFF AGAIN TRRING $UB- L MOVES ouT T DANGER ZONE PPING HI5 BROW SUPS INTO HALL AND (LDSES DOOR AN INCH AT ATIME AT IAST MINUTE, tAT.H CLICKS, TAINT STIRRING (OMES FROM (RIB, \* D THE PEACE OF THE EVENING TREMBLES IN THE BALANZE LT OVER )UQ GOODNESS BE QUIET AND g | SAKE . 1926, by The Bell § (Copytigt yndicate, Inc.)