New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1926, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL & 1926, sald “prohibition” when he with a eloth other of conl? nse, it Is one who favors a govern- | spot we trusted to God and one stone, | about Christianity,”” He didn't, Philadelphla—=The Rev, Dr. ¥red- prosident, lias farabl TSRV Mgths, I8 consldered equal in heat fone who he s In political and d to quality SeAEINS oe il ¥ tlons for a name for persons who Who would get after David." the afternoon speee the theater, s getting to be quite an tor the flnaly of — hirt ‘or word ‘*scofflaw’ won I sent {n 1} S H e e ae v ch i Shoots Wife and Self tound many girls too scantily elad Kenney of Farmington, Me, 3 5 ¢ nits ¥ entering 1l nee to the princtples of the 3 T | ) " 1 iblican national plat ity of t t while opposit he money changer: Lincoln, Me., April 8 (17=Roland Rariin Tt et riimoradl thoth e IS itaidlie n S ik [ The republi W governm equal taxatio ir (of st yesterday afternoon with his ; sl wme Here are some of the jokes he “I recently learned why David meant “Christianity,” *“Well,” he DRESS‘NG ACTRESSES HE’S CLN OR it iat I8 the comparative hen 3 What s a “democrat”? | pulled at the conference yosterday, took up five stones from the brook | said, “I could prove the same point h alie A, O 1 law of relationship hel¢ then, however, make the mistake of 5 consiil room foi the world's chain. aneinhioalis | T noparty tuke in the 1924 ¢ 8 t rald %o himself in deseribing how ho [bow tie, like the winner. 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