New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1926, Page 2

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Then he drew cil throv Ww's name ptain Smith and the L said “t'hese are to be said h a pen- desta Goins, wife of Goins The Double Track-Sea Levet Route Atiantic Coast Line The Standard Railroad of the South Ticket reservation Have Your linnie n's gua, Monday, are the Aleander Marengo, 60, vine Galt, s wite, Mrs their daughter, M R R he' former district Jonquin county, 1t was determin s own life head s e drove vay noar Plac sued by two officers odesta Cla first ones to fall before @ to he held on | Matilda Maren. | MeNoble 1 that Golns end. rville, in Hartiord-Springfield Line Un-» ale (o Meet Gbiigations ,‘ God ford, Mar r to foreclose the ; of Hartfo stre iway bt of 88 £ the payn v Sia trustee, “will be ypher L Tueeday. ris ior court Hit Bus Lines hrought seedings thg judge and Lucit rd comy signed Avery of the s it following procecdings before who presented the ca criticism of the dec eme court of th operate without, bein in the state he publie utilities Lo hope conere future to ¢ state of Con- to think th L 4 agein, state buses within th 1t is absur in competit Unit W opermits interstate bnsses to of busses are. for es without being blic utiliti an infolerable situat Busses Too Much Har¥ord and s comm fo ta put the DEheld strest railway paying basis Roht reme court of the free serlous mpt to company on [ 1 profits commission as NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, k of [| WRITERS DISCUS JONAH AND WHALE BANKS ON BIBLE 115 Wooster funerals ot dist of | Mary Dutra wite of ruey of San Lditor Herald: May [ ask space In your paper for the following remarks: I am a layman, and 1 salvation on the Bible as the Word of Gad. | The Devil was a llar from the be- ginning, he lied to Eve, and ho lies to the whole of Christendom today and especially to preachers and students, am] his purpose s, to de. troy our Faith in that Holy Word; hallet into long a high- losoly pur- | ther car ‘(\' God) as the mythical perzonage, lo a fanciful story, an allegory, or |a parable, when Lo, He who plants his footsteps in the sea, and rides n the storm, works in & mys rious way, His wonders to perform, . put it into the hearts and , of 8ir Samuel Buker and oth- lers, to eaplore the anci M Oryands; and about the first import- PrOlint finds, were the mummified 14 BprIng- | yoqies of the Pharoahs, one of Y O 8 pom was the very King of Egypt bieed O o "\chomy Joseph Introduced his 00,000 | ¢4 1mor Jacob, the grandson of the so alled mythieal Abraham, Christ when preaching, said, the men of Nineveh, shall e in judgment | this generation, aad condemn (7, - hIm Y€+ ot Jonalh, and a greater than Jonah 15 here; but the Devil says lied, the story of Jonah is unt able Nineveh never exl i) e was it, some rema a sharp [large a city would be in evide n of the 0d in his wisdom and power, rd States | ¢ ved and hid {t, until the time was ripe, for again confirming, the of his loved ones, and defeat- Devil's purpo i fully come, the wore uncovered, city 1aid bare, its library carv- , taken away, its hicro- ered, and much of its world the Devil and in his endeavor to cover him and seduce the saints, presen fanelful parabolleal, — alleg theory, of the mythical Jonal he never alter facts, and proclaimed it a fact when he de- clared that no &lzn should be given of Him the sign of the prophet Tonah, for as Jonah was three days and three nights in the fish's belly. 50 should tha Son of Man, ba three the decision | gavq and three nights in the bouels Linited i earth, the COmPELl- 1 rifitled in the solar tion of Je Y It tory §s more strongly ¢ abarrcsment The impregnahle ion of |geripture, §s the only o stand for it will stand for- from . 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Underncath town s the W Story of Jonah Pos- He was g ed a description | of the whale: it was said to be cap- able of swallowing a man whole A minister said once that Jonah's whale was the first submarine. This is not a bad comparigon. It certain- 1y carried one passenger od often used animals as a means for carrying out his purpo This is illuctrated in the story alsam recorded in Num. But some people might lis is not a true story for animals cannot talk.” Another most interesli the one in 1 Sam turn of the Ark of the Cove after its sojourn in the land "ot the Philistine. ~In this tnstane mileh cows we j. The were shut up. ed to a cart on v placed Lowing for in an opposit highway “'tur hand. or to the to Beth-shemes Israel 1t we can sav is a myth there ars storiss in t Bible also miracles are in same class. Which is helieveable, the story of Jonat or the account of { ! wera thrown into th furnace” and eame ont without even the smell of fire tham 7—or the story of Dantel who stood unharmed in the den of hungr: lMons, for “God had sent his ange and had shut ti s 5? | The cold a mind fnds fault with thes and miracles canse tV al laws and the la | But they must b {tnrough faith .“Without faith, it is impossib please Him.” “Can 1 for the Lord.” spoken to mes inferested in 4 report Mernday of the as h meetings of say one went to en. Mandell i round. £, they went along the to the right they came land of he story of Jonah many more most s of science, looked at was born & possible s Aue time Isa | “With God all 1 In the New Testament hat Jesus referrad, several time = story of Jonah. In Matt 41, we read— “Tor as Jonah three nights in the thall ¢ and three nigh yet In was three davs a 1t this storv was y an alleg. ory Jesus would not need ¢, for He ade his own allegories. But He treats this story, as if it were an historical faet 1 append to this Bible, taken from istian Work t Use Me! Baird article, a_poem the Record T am God's wonderfu 1 am always—and above m"v'\ truth the weaty m a gond pilgrim 1 ong etaff To t 1 am glorious light & one who sits in black gloom Abraham, (that friend | SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1926, DOINGS IN FOREIGN CAPITALS ] ONDON ssemmmy Campaign Has Aflected House of Commons Mem- American Cigars. “Buy British Goods” bers Who Enjo bank my | 20—The which King London, Mareh GGoods" campatgn, other members of the royal family ha has afiected the Houro sored enthustastically, of Commons To the dismay paign it was discovered that for fgars sold n the restaurants of p: e been imported from the Futuro supplies are 1o be Jamafca or other Tiritish postessions cmpire wines, from Australia and rica, also are to be placed on the “Huy (inorge of the lenders of the eam- yeur arliament United obtained — British and ATe BPON- least cerned, this year's crop er made, Cambridge, produced are extra long technical deseription | five inches down from the States. from Britieh th Af- staurant have Ironse putting greens FAR] S =—— French Sports Writers Not Too Much Excited Over the Vigtories of Their Tennis Champions, insofar as the size of in the most enermous answering the Plus Flves” In windy weather the weavers of “Plus Flves' 1o pin up the flapping tolds of rs in order to make delicate shots on the of trousers fs con- of Oxford earsmen ap- “bugs” OF trous- challenge, has for golfing. "Pluy “Plus Fours" The w “five Inches up and the &trap at the Knee” the hearsed, thetr She has been asked to give a bullet at tertalnment, and the Three Sult as premiere dans prised, she says, when dance entirely from w and she brought an ¢ francs damages, nouncad in the program Mile. Soutzé pleaded that a first a ballet had the right to interpret it appealed to her and was not obli to the exact eteps laid down by the e (TR [ [IN] ey German Police Now Are Annoyed by Army of Fasters — Lion Tamer Talks on Wild Beasts. an en he arranged the of with Mite, Olgu Soutzu 8ho wus greatly Mile, utzo changed Pse. as the ballet had been ballet mise Jesus | it, {60 they repented at the preaching | ¢ men who | wine cards. The British government, however, do%s not tq'be able to get along without American 3 vriters, and does not take very serionsly the charge that it has done injury to British manufacturers by buying several thonsand ma chines of American make. n the King's explosive remark, when he w {informed at the British Industries Iair by a representative of a Rritish typowriter firm that the government was buying ~Amesriean ma- chines in preference to British, does not appear to have greatly affected the sltuation. After |this incident the question came up in the o of Commons, “And what," thundered an opposition mem ) foreign mnade typewriters nrnent offic: for?" pawriters was the nan's gquiet reply government TN LIKES PHONT 1ough King George does not talk over the telephone, and it would be a grave goclal error to attempt to speak with the moenarch over the wire, it has been revealed that Queen Victoria was much intercsted in the tel recently A hat con- f old 1a 3 the younger generation to have been the greatest stickler the established order in British history, show this, On Jan 14, 1878, at Osborne, vrote in her diar: fter dinner we went juto the and the telephone. Dr. Bell (Alexander aham Bell, the inventor) explained the whole process, which is most extraordinary It had been put in communication with Os- e cottage, and we talked with &lr Thomas council reom { who make up a large proportion of the nation, arc working to a state of feverish excitement over the cup . and glthough the play has not 4 the final rounds all attendance records been broken. Ordinary matches of the soccer league teams are drawing crowds of 000 euach ek on most of the London ounds, while for the matches for the olation football cup, tha blue ribbon of English eoccar, there have been several erowds of 65,- 049 and ene of 000. The final match will be played at Wembley Stadium on April 24, but the finalist teams are vet to be chosen hy the climination matehes now fn progress. This stadium has accommo- dations for 100,000 pérsens, and already all tickets been £61d and 30,000 applications turned back. In order to avold the scenes of two years ago, when the grounds were rushed by a mob of disappointed fans, the authorities b 2 decreed that admission shall be by tie sts purchased in advance. Cup Tie Day is a great day not only for the occor enthuslasts but alse fér the country people who like to take advantage of excur- sion rates on the railways to visit the capital. On the day of the big match more n 100 excursion frains are expected to bring the crowds into Londo asso- ONE BY HARRY LAUDER r Harry Lauder, whom the world knows as » jovful entertainer at the age of o6, and as & wves is ha'pennics, said in t interview that the best investment he made was the eeven shillings Elx nence spent for his marrizge leense inee the death of their only gon in the war, Siv Harry and Lady Louder have glven up their great country estate and when in Lon- n live in a modest Bloomsbury hotel. The famous comedian belisves in concentrating on one profession. He sald when he attempted to combine farming with the stage he found that when he thought lie was huying pigs they turned ont to be hees that stung him in the porkethook “I've been cautious with my money,” ad- mitted Sir Harry. “I've given soms away— little, f # must have bait when you're fish- ing. I've spent some, and I've ‘pooched’ some, and today T've a wee pickle somewhere fn an 14 stocking leg. T gee to it there are nae holes in the heel or toe. It's a fine thing to save." and Just when English university thought the age of reasen antherities had returned, at I'he colors are far from conservative, and the socks to accompany “Plus Iives” are a riot of huge diamonds PARIS March 20—~Sir Basil Zaharoff, réputed cheet man in Europe apd popular- )y credited with being the largest stockholder in the Monte Carlo Casine, must bow to the yegulation of the Monaco principality in the drafting of which he was greatly instrumental, 1 can not remove the hody of his wife, who died in February, for final burfal at his chau- tean at Belincourt, France, until the widdle of next month. The ordinance provides that a body shall not bo removed from the principality until six weeks after death. It was promulgated with he object of putting an end to sensational stories abont the bedies of gamblers who had committed sufcide being smuggled out of Monaco. One of the first to come under its application is the “mystery man of Europe.” PUT ON SOI'T PEDAL he IF'rench as a nation are far from being carried away by the success of their cham- pions on the tennis court. It required some earching of the French papers to find the three or four lines in shich the victories of Borofra and L ® in the United States were recorded, and Suzanne Lenglen is being treated as not 100 great {0 escape good hu- mored banter. The suggestion that Suzanne should be dec orated with the red ribbon of the Legion of Honor has stirred up the humorists, a class in Franee which apparently has no interest in or understanding of sports. “Let the red ribhon be long enough for the champlon to ti4 her hair with on gala day wrote one, ang a cartoonist showed a tennis racquet being de- livered to the premier, having been sent by the champion ta be placed in the Museum of the Army. alongside the bugle on which “Cease was sounded at the Armistice, One a leng satirical imaginary in- terview with Mile. Lenglen, making fun of her collapse after her recent victory over Helen Wills at Cannes, AGREL TO SERVE Briand Whitlock, former American ambasso- dor to Belgium and the Rev, Dr. Shahan, ree- tor of the Catholic University at Washington, have agreed to serve on the international com- mittee now being constituted to publish an account of the life and character of the late dinal Mercier. ymond Poincare, former president and prenuer of the French republic, and Mongignor Bandr rt, rector of the Institute Catholiquo of Paris, the French members of the com- mittee, ngland is represented by Lerd Hali- fax, one of the Angelican elhurch representa- tives in the famous Malines conversations look- ing toward a union of the churches, and by G. K. Chesterton, the noted author, a Cathol The committee probably will meet in Brusscls or Malines sonie tims durig the summer. THE SAME OLD JOKE The old joke about the Amierican ambassa- dor being taken for a head waiter at a court function because of the contrast of his plain evening clothes with the brilliant uniforms about him, has been perpetrated again, but \H'l a I'rench minister as the vietim, rges Chauvin, who was under-gecretary te for the liberated regions in the cighth Briand cabinet, went to an Elysee Palace ve- ception in evening clothes which are sald to date from his stud Onee in the French White House he A standing poss by the buffet, whers th ident happenad. Maitre d'Hotel” queried a much diamonded lady of high Paris society, “would you mind fetehing me a glass of champagne M. Briand, M. Chauvin's chief, himself no Beau Brummel, was the first to laugh at his subordinate’s misadventure. ER 1S U'PHELD e. French courts have upheld the rights of the designer of a ballet as being juet am valid as an author's over his book or a dra- matist's over his play. ‘The question arose through an brought by a mistress of ballet, of the state contervatory, ballets action Mme. Chasles who has produced at the Opera and the Opera Comique She offered to reproduct on a 19 the court the dance as she gave It and as th ballet mistress had directed, but ihe courl ruled that that was not necessary, The judgment handed down recognized tl rlghts of ballet mistress and author in pri; ciple, by awarding her one franc damnges tress. BERLIN Berlin, March ‘The anized famine” of the wartime rationing days is being vividly recalled by a new preblem which hag beer presented fo the Berlin polica. ‘There is plague of fasters, who do stunts of goin 1ess for various forms of money pa\n\tm an: the police are trying to persuade several Ared men and women that “food strikes’ meoney exceed the hounds of sport or research. As the result of profitable exhibitions i several professional Tasters the poli e il 16 deal with scores of other applications for permission to give similar shows. Among tl applRants was a woman weighing 250 pound Her plea was that she ought to reduce anyho and that she might as well niake some mone; while she was doing it Long lines of spéctators are now watching two professional fasters, displayed in glas cages on one of Berlin's prinetpal street Daily bulleting on their physical and mentel condition are posted about the city. £ foodl REVIVAL OF CUSTOMS The century-old eustom whereby the drur major of the palace guards heralded the exit or entrance of a member of the roval fami by beating a roll on his drum has been revived by President ven Hindenburg. Tt s abolis] od geven years ago at the time of the revolu tion, Besides the president, forcign ambass, dors and other notables will he s6 honered b the guards at the presidential residence, The task of the drum majors of the waf {¢ a hard one. It was comparatively easy ! recognize the approach of the former kai a member of his family, but vw the dram majors have t6 be able to indentify more than a score of diplomats, most of whom wear nothing more conspicnous than formal dres when calling on the president, A LESSON IN ZOOLOGY Petrus Olesen, chief o 200 2nd noted lien tamer, satd in an intervie t s of prey recognize human beings n'v( by their es or their dress but golely 1w characteristic moveraents. Olesen elaims 10 have raised to maturity mere lions, tiger 1topards and bears than any other man i Turope in his 30 y e with the zo Whenever he appro; ages he is gree - ed with signs of afftction by the beasts. The most frrocious iions, if they entrusty to his care while cubs, become gentle when he touches them, His berag rdén of the Berlin G 1 Jorfully recognize him on his re furn from a yi ungle expedition, in dress and with a tanned countenan is In no danger of being attackad, he says. lm’lfl as ho dors not make some wovemen: vhich his animals have not seen hefore, MONTUM TS man capital, filled with monuments of former rule tatesmen and poets, is av t the memorials does BLRLI ¢ heroas ng to the fac: honor to av Boess has sugeseted the erec tion of monuments to two of the ors on the Berlin stage in the nt, who d Matkowskl, who died in poses that each memorfal he as possible to tha the scored his greatest triug greatest ant- last 1909 erected g where the actor MANY FORI 1mber of foreign students at Prussian universities this semester has again reached pra-war figures. There has been a noticeabls falling off, however, in Amerfeans, Of an enrollment of 31,356 in Prussian uni- versities, 2,113 zre foreigners, Bulgarians lrading with 246, Russlans coming second with 141, Norweglans third with 108 and Chiness fourth with 191. The United States used to occupy fourth place, but is now tenth among forty pationalitics. One-seventh of the tots enroliment of 10,400 at the University of Ber- lin is made up of non-residents of German Ta those who etoop beneath b iburdens T am sweet rest has lost his way I am | To him who God and a prophet. Now if the book of Jomah s a |myth, thén Jesus and the writer of hose n I am who hav healing balw To the discouraged glad message of hop To those who are di storms of life I am a and steadfast To them who & n as a cool, red bro man, to best been hurt by T whisper a ressed by the tfer tn lonaly olf soft hand rest. detend JESUS AND JONAH Dear Ed The Herald I was very giad to see by 1 munication in the Herald of March 18, fhat there wa Britain th; reprove the Reverend t in hopes that I\r\flrv‘nl of New br reprove such open have thus far been the first piace does the Re realize that by his ments, makes a lar out of our Lord Jesus Christ? For Jesus sald: As Jomah was thres days and three nights in the whale's belly, so ehall the son of man ba three days and three in the heart of the eart} ) Again in Mat. 1¢ fers to Jon Also in Lu For as Jonah was a Ninevites, disappoint state (Mat. 4, Jesus 0 Jesus sald: ign unto the €0 € the son of man be to this generution Now it is certaln that Tesus Christ would not himself to a myth Also in 2, Kings 14:25) Jonah is entioned and is called a servant of our Lord compare hor, sure | 1of the E. nights | |the book of Kinge were both liars. And will the Rev, such a thing? And will the E. M the Christian people of allow such an insult to J. Chrigt? It seems to me that the teachers M. B. clase would encour- age the B. class 1o believe the ¢ pired Weord of God 1. Tim. 3:1 Peter 1:21) instead of teaching open infidelity to them As far as the fish not being able to swallow a man is coencerned 614 s4a captain stated that he b seen sca monsters that are not only able to swallow a man, but a h with a man sitting on its back. Besides that we have an almighty God to whom all things are possi manifest everywhere in the ||"l\'r" to the observer. (Rom. 1 Men make submarines t will transport many men and tons of 1 under water. Is not the y God able to make a sub- dare to say class and ew Britain our Lerd !marina that will accommodate one man for three nights? But Infidelity is forever endeav- oring to drag the great and mighty GoA, whoee ways are past finding out Rom. 11:33:4) to the limit of the few owners of human brain. But the Word of God endureth forever (1. Pet. that it will judge us in the last (Ino. 12-48.) The DPsalmist in Psl. 19:1, sald e Heavens declare the Glory of God and the rth showed forth His handiwork Yes the heavens, earth and sea ars full of such wonderful works of days and three God that require so much of God| power and might, that the miracu g confess: Tt 1:25) and Jesus said | lous preservancs of Jonah fa but a | trifling affair fn comparison to them. And it would be Wise for teachers and preachers to observe and study Ithe wonderful works and laws of +0d; and teach them to people, and | show forth what a wonderful ch‘ we have; and to exhort men to have | faith fn God and our Lord Jesus Christ before whom every knes will | Lave to bow, and every tongue shall | t He s Lord of all.| (Phil. 2:10-11.) A CHRISTIAN WITNESS GAME IS POSTPONED South Church And West Cromwell | Contest Called Off Because of Stekness of Players. | The game Dbetween the South church and the West Cromwell A. ! eduled to be played at the| b this evening, was called | off last night by the West Cromwell managément. TRumery, the team's| | right forward, is il with pneumonta, {while Randall, the other forward |and the star of the team, is also in | poor health. Under these circum. stancés the team realized it would make a poor showing and requested |a cancellation, which was granted. | {The South church defeated West | Cromwell on the latter's floor last| week, 49-43 In lieg of the Wegt Cromwell | e, a pmmce contest with the Flainville ¥. M. C. A. team hag been | arranged for this evening. 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