New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1926, Page 6

8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, 1926. New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY Tewued Dally (Sunday Excepted) At Hersld Bldg. 61 Church Street. SUBECRIPTION RATES $8.00 & Year. $2.00 Thres Months. 5¢c. & Month Watered at the Post Ofice at New Britair a8 Becond Clase Mail Matte: TELEPHONE CALLS Business Offic 926 Editoria) Rooma 926 The only profitsble edvertising med fn the City. Circulation books & press room always open to mdvertisers. this paper and also loca hed herein. Member Audit Bareau of Circulation. The A. B. C. is a natlonal organ! whict. furn'shes newspapers and adver tisers with a strictly honest analysts of clrculation. circulation wtatistice o based upon this audlt. This tneures protection against Atstribution figures to both natlo local wdvertisers. The Hersld is on sale dally in York st Hotaling’s Newsstand, Square; Schultz's Newsstands, E: Grand Central, dind Btreet. 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W tary of labor i who ran for the senatori Democratic ticket, s and tion on is for prohi was 1 on posed at prohibition vania T excess of anti-Volstea publi will be sent the drys v happ: wets wh often o ar THE STORM COUNTRY PNEUMONIA traud in nowepaper | NOMI OUR MAYOR STILL BUILDING TO ROME in Nor and BOOMING BOOM AND BACK exped Assoclat WELD S m A SIN his grip, ew blood on exists usually for state contr more ti the poli | Factsand Fancies BY ROBERT QUILLEN ms less | chnic the board tends to ems to be 0l an or 1s continue in our to elim a good politics mayor's rec extension own W start can of ereas no co as mpro of man the You » proper study ts when r asse our own If 1t s t politics here and e mae to do, most t! t is a good | 1 kids ommend They * | Minute which ryiewed by ne of | hines | books that I am no one 1o | co ctorics have ice of the | 1 con- | 1 others | situation | | The almost | Jeaner | s try- riot | One | of | HISTORY AS IT HAPP | on IN b(_ud nll communications to Fun | Shop Editor, care Of the New Britain Herald, and your letter | will be forwarded to New York. 0, It's Maytime, It's Maytime” his month is famed for ‘“sun showers'”; Well now that With mi it is here, Folks, th showers and sun showers, t's freshen up our cheer, Folks! 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Reproduction Forbidden) Q | ‘”,‘ first A. | meas TIONS ANSWERED You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington | Bureau, 1322 New York avenue, Washington, D, C., enclosing two | cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor can extended research | | be undertaken. All other questions | will receive a personal reply. Un-|: | signed requests cannot be answered. | + | All letters are confidential—Editor. Q. When will the next eclipse of the sun be visible in the States? intell | by vario Q. namé inon nang, hillto: United | g, Unite sun al 8.) ;son? A. The next eclipse of the will be a partial one (in the U, visible as partial west of a line A | arawn from Montana to Georgia, oc- | Adar | afternoon of July | Q ; at Mt. Wilson, California, one- | {itize third of the sun's diameter will be | A, the eclipse will last from 3:25 p. m. to 5:20 p. m. Paci- fic standard time, the howe Q. Please give the sex an with date and place of birth of | Grey? A. Zane Grey is a ma born at Zanesville, Ohio, January 31, 1875. Q. Who was Joaquin Miller? A. An American poet born in In- diana in 1841, He became a miner in California, fought in the Indian Wars, Was an express messenger, | practiced law in Oregon, edited a paper that was suppressed for dis loyalty, was a Washington journalist and in 1887 settled in California as a fruit grower. He died in 1913 His real name was Cincinnatus Heine Miller. Q. Who governs Arabia? A. Arabla is held under a ma | date of the league of nations by | reat Britain. The organization of | states is to be developed |} itish auspices, the princi- | o0 nlers (the king of the ¥ y Inman of Yemen) being |1OTth ition th they | and pla affairs e Wa for S west warr and d on th internal s of British advisers. Was there another me of Jack Dempsey the one now living? A. Yes Jack Dempsey w mous Brooklyn Non reil, o cor tain ace boxer by | hestdes s the | and | at | Tom T | i loc of th for th history is thought that | would tilizer, soil. If wly terior Friday ing va | ITor given at | 1 ashington on the | What play was bein, theater in W lent I “Our A aylor Why ontinents terminate in eir southern end? of the unsolved | continents is dete that the n is ican Cousin” by | A point | T Chat is one ies of the world. sha tion of 1 by the fact o the mater £ crust ists r the re ghter ) have in va to discov son it p Wi enomenon. The Dark Day” { t was ¢ of New On May 19, and unexy d over all of Englar is no *rom wh rno; elasco, Whe intro ureme o of Leipzig. Dr. | set of tests v igence us igns Can s for be aTt's Wakit win Kkwat, 1 outlook; Anwebc How many 1 1 States have messages to cor 1s and Woodrow Wi the sofl? No. Saw and harms r bene e World war? 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