New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1926, Page 2

INDIAATWING FOR__ SELF GOVERNMENT W. M. Hume Describes Evolu- tion and Fight Against Caste Speaking before a Y. M. C. A.| group last evening, Wilson M. Hume of Lahore, India. sald “Sworaj, or || sertorute was the watch-word ot Gandhl, Now the smallest boy in India lisps th word. The country is aflame with the idea of selt govern- ment.” Yesterday dressed the dir {C. A, and invited guests, at the | Shuttle Meadow club. In the eve- ning a supper was given to the members of the educational classes and to men from the &pecial physi- cal department groups, with Mr. Hume as the speaker, POPULAR GAMES AND TOYS For Boys and Girls Base Ball Game. The Five Wise Birds. Two Game Base Ball. Jr. Combination Game. Twelve Games on one board. Kiddy Graphophones. Pool Tables. Boxing Gloves. Many others to select from. The Dickinson Drug Company 169-171 MAIN STREET Red X noon Mr. Hume ad- eral Secretary Clarence H. Barne modern missionary. “He is an inter- preter of social and religious move- ments,” said Mr. Barnes. Mr. Hume spoke “The Challenge of India to Christ- |tanity.” He said, “India stands at the crossroads, and must choose which road she must follow in th future as a nation. Under the leader- | ship of England, India has received X Seals for sale. — For HER Christmas — A — UNIVERSAL Vacuum Cleaner YOU GET FREE CLEANING ATTACHMENTS trying to work out the of practical politics. “This fs difficult fn a countr | where 80 per cent cannot read and I\\ll(fl—\wh-‘rh there are nine major |religlons and numbericss sects, a | where the caste and social systems divide the people on horizontal lines. | Under such conditions true demo- cracy is impossible. “India is asking herselt ‘what wi help us attain the new democr: “It 1s fair to say that there 1 or self ex- ndhi's watch- ry is aflame First, to attain swor fon. That was G with every Cleancr purchased %:I(h genlote o this monthly. | feels that sel¢ rule means ‘my’ rule. ONLY $3.00 DOWN The Hindus number {wo hundred ; land ten million in a fotal popula- Balance Next ‘e“‘ 1m,u of three hundred and twents LIGHT & POWER CO. fis jibing their own way. But the imedans demand a share m “WHEN IN HARTFORD DINE WITH US.” \hu government so that their inter- u!fi may be protested. Everything we serve is the ry best, “The Y. M. C. A. is trying to show \lo\s and men how to manage their lf you don’t believe it come in | for a test. | own affairs in camps and Boy Scout ;'r'mrv“. Thus the youth of India is| Wholesale and Retail Depart- | ment in Connection. THE HONISS OYSTER HOUSE conque the curse of t 1. Sixty million people are out 22 State St.© Under Grant’s HARTFORL selt allengg, to > caste sys- asts, making up the ‘untouchables. Pe mmnx contact with these people pposed to poliute. | “This is being overcome in a prac- tlcal way by combining in the sum- mer camps boys of all casts, out and Euro of various re- ligions are her in clo play 1sts sleep, ‘ 3 ' 4 'v.lfl( is to achieve unity. n three thousand years of hi. India ha | been united in spirit. Today th. | Hindus and Mohammedans are in a veral hundred peo- | ple have been killed during the last | eight months in Calcutta. “The Y. M. C. A. keeps them liv- ! ing together peacefuily in the dor- | mitories. The 'Y holds the key positions between the two extremes beeause both sides trust the assoclo- | tion. “The Y. M. C. A., | way, 18 h ing to solve great problems of India.” T. C. SMITH SUNS Telephone 1799 or 202 —ee ) J1ck Sharkey y Calls Off Bout With Montgomery | Syracuse, N. Y. 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He used > hand only lightly afterward : to continue through to when the battle wa pped, and Sharkey was declare winner by a technical knockou The Montgomery hout, to have been Sharkey's appearance in his home ci his vietory over Harry Wills, dvance s¢ of al card Christmas Cards A Wonderful Assortment to in the fight in Choose From at JOHNSON'S MERA SHOP “A Complete Kodak Service.” 67 Arch St, Opp. South Church. Wedding Ring Shop NEW HOME 9 ARCH STREET first nee had a yut $20,000, it w salc it Hmnsh\ \eems Definitely ! Th]()llL,]l W _th lhe C mds Ch 1 Kille to Rogers H ornshy in en offered the he management o has I t of the te m Breadon 1s, had ould be unable ardinals, t Just the Gift for : Mother or Dad o R INVISIBLE BIFOCAL | ), A.T.McGUIRE | the i Cor. Arch and Walnut Sts. We can arrange the as indi- president tded that he to terms Tel. to come o is der ar cont day 1 joint mee don to at 1or | tend the gues and it was thou conferenc Bl witk report 5o hia Yorl were intereste said: “I cannot speak for Giants, far as the Cubs concerned we have not gi Hornshy any consideration.” ack but so n Store Fixtures Cash Register and Butcher Supplies T. S. CASH REGISTER CO. 353 SOUTH MAIN ST, MODET OF HIGHWAY MINSTIUL MAN MISSING Tobi A Dec, 16 (P—Police o asked » search for Fd- dle Connard, business manager of the Al G. Fields minstrel show, who disappeared fro how car some time ear) ween Mobile and Pe 12 oday tc he onnard was Ay on the rear of the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16,-1926. OUR SCHOOLS |Says Christian Civiliza- tion’s Foundations Are Being Undermined and Attacked by Mexican| Laws. CATHOLIC EPISCOPATE OF U. S. IN PASTORAL LETTER SOUNDS WARNING be enforced, and the principles, laws and apirit that are held sacred by the American people.” | strictions are an attempt at struction of the divine institution of |the church by reducing her to the |status of a state controlled schis- matical body. |well as right reason would follow the success of such an Bill Authorizing Making © Of Whiskey Completed ‘Washington, Dec. 16 (® — A bill authorizsing the creation of a $100,- 000,000 corporation to control the manufacture of medicinal whiskey has been completed by the treasury for presentation to congress, in line with the plans of Lincoln C. An- drews, prohibition enforcement chief. No government funds will go into the enterprise, Becretary Mellon sald today, but he expressed the opinion that there would be no difficulty in getting subscriptions for $60,000,000 of stock in the corporation and $40,- 000,000 of bonds or notes. Attack On Church The letter charges that the re- “de. Sad experlence as tells us what tors of the Y. M.| In introducing the speaker, Gen- | pointed out the qualifications of the | on the subject, an idea of democracy which she fs | problems | three challenges to the young men. | crage Indian | wred for self government. | | Hoarding Arms never | in a concrete | New York, Dec. 16 (P—The Cath- olic episcopate of the United States in its first pastoral letter since 1919 | warns “Christian civilization that | lits foundations are again being at-| tac restrictions in Mexico, | The document, containing more than 12,000 words and compiled by | a commitiee consistiLg of Curdinnlw Archbishop Glennon of St of St. nd szhcp Kelley of Oklahoma, is |being sent to 30,000 clergymen and [to Catholic organizations. The bishops state they are carry- ing the case of the church to the| American people, following the ex-l mple of President Calles “who has | lcome into the American forum | through diplomatic and consular |* agencles and otherwise, in an at-| tempt to justify the stand of his/| government.” The bishops state the letter is not | an appeal for political intervention | or for action of any sort by the‘ American government. Does Its Duty | DEWEY VAN COTT Art Department Director One of the many reasons why | y Van Cott, director of the art | the New Britain school system, is so valuable to th schools lies in the fact that previous to coming {o this city he had con- siderable practical, as well as tech- |nical experience. | He was graduated from Salt Like | |City, Utah, high school. He went to the University of Utah for three | vears and entered military service during the world war. Two years | ter the war he divided between the i | *Our duty is done,” it says, vhen art institute of Chicago and the Chi- £ ¢ ending the | S350 Aoaleniy of Thaw kvl .~ Hor|D¥ telng 68 Wiy da g h |truth and emphasizing the prine three y he worked at his pro-|'"% . fession on the Salt Lake Tri h-".m iples, we sound a warning to e D News of that clty, the |Christian clvilization that its foun- lr.lma & Gile Advertising agency and |dations are again being attacked and dermined.” |the Arcadia Advertising agency of |17 Ailsal &l | Portland, Ore. Cardinal Hayes, in making publ the o ; the lotter last night, stated it is not | Jvm;\v iz f]hi,;.»:;x,,,:‘;"}zra Jear 12 A% | geosigned to revive the religious con- Studlos of Chlcugo and twe years as |roversy in Mexico, but to set it at direcior ot he Springfla, T, Are I8t (OTER, T TR G0 "':'M:”';:;m:l!flo;"}:in’:fim:{:::'\?n {’;'i’}’ Amerlcan people, must in turn be He was twice winnor of first medal | 10820 DY American standards, he for mural paintings e fonal |5818: s T a 0 B IAtONs e ieab pest ot tHeRshdr takes gn of Now York. Ha is Hotad 1n |UP the differences in religlous an Wha's Tho 10 Ammerioan Aot I etvit liberty under the American and o American Federation of Act. Tn |Mexicen constitutions and asserts Sointed t s hosl | mo American can accept the Mexi- [tfon tn'cuts cty: can theory of government as in ac- | |cora with fundamental justice with- ‘uul npuamnng his own traditions | - WADEIN GFRMANY | | | Photo by Johneon & Potors | De ! department of | ,\erlr‘m\ doctrine, the constitution vests the government with such |rights and powers as are necessary | for the proper excrciéo of its just | functions, and at the same time for- | bide it to encroach upon the rights| Ism( a higher order which come to man not from the people, nor from | wthe state, nor from any aggregation lof states, but from the creator of | both men and states, Almighty God. in keeping | Catholic | ! ‘Socialists Claim Gowt. | wholly Berlin, Dec. 16 (A—DBedlam broke "l_“&“; T{:;L;Ef“:,a,:: of \?m loose i the Reichstag today when | ;o Phillip Scheidemann, head of the | i demo ttacking Deferse ter Gessler, charged that a se- 1 existed in the budget for wfacture and hoarding of {arms and airplanes in Russia To this the r rties shouted: | Repeats Quothtions The letter then quotes from the| | Deciaration of Independence, thef Catholle theolpgian Thomas Aquinas, | the supreme court and Blackstone in | support of his view that the dictates “Traitor! Blackguard conscience are in many cases su- Pointing to the aiplomatte hox, fn | Perior to the enactments of the state which foreign representatives, in- | When these are in clear contradiction cluding American Ambassador |to the divine law. Schurman, were seated, the nation- [ The letter declares that the church alists cried Why reve: these |18 deprived of legal entity as a cor-| things to our enemic: Then they | poration, cannot own property, can- left the chamber, | not function so as to maintain a na- | Herr Scheidemann, who was lead- | {ive pricsthood, and is specifically ing a socialist attack almed at the harred from maintaining a forelgn | overthrow of the x cabinet, re- | prisethood | plied that the allies knew all about| The pastoral compares the re-! | the “rotten militaristic conditions” |igious restrictions with the liberal iermany and added: “We might | provieions of the United States for our- | religions, educational and charitable | have the allies act for us” | agancic i incellor Marx, replying 0| "ul¢ ig gearcely necessary to Met| cidemann, denied the latter's ac- | qown the conclusions that natural-| % L "'_‘""""“]',‘“‘ f““""f Iy flow from the contrast we have }‘y";l‘l_\ri[‘:l',f'"”’““y‘('y’\"”‘ e eclared |made.” states the latter. “They are i BE DULDAL at once apparent and must convince that the Reichwehr was considered s Haswidels Fumnt for safe- |TEht thinking men and women that guarding the state. |there can be no relationship be- A ahe b I5o stated that |tWeen the principles upon which the Scheidemant's charzes regarding | Mexican constitution s bullt, the laws that embody them, and spirit | the hoarding of arms and ill n | | militaristic organizations referred | With which it is proposed they shall | | to conditions of years ago but \\hh-h re non-existing now. Ch; flor Marx intimated that | his ¢ was finished with at- | tempt bring spcialists into the | coatition government. | Close followers of the politieal | uation expressed the opinion luter that the position of the cabinet of | "'rHU t to % BRIDY DAVE! The exporfation of war material Germany of the stum- blocks to an eement on the cessation interallier military control of the Reich, as set up un< der the Versailios Ay, | The allied cou umbasgsadors, sitting i ed with | | the assur wrmany | | regarai xports and also re- wrding the fortitication of Koenigs- | and other places on the eastern | by | biin SPRING & 75-79-81 / ? b g 4 by ( ‘m: | frontier + foreign ministers of the lead- pows Ck's session of tions counell, _decided | allied control should ¢ uary 31, to be in tion its whenever that sidered necessary that i ase next J sucee ded by Germany's arm should be con of 1 fortification werd negotiations 1 the ambas golved in this manr ubmitted to the rof not the to be league 11T TOUND Dec » Ant December storm, Was by the Nor n steamer Karma, said a mas- today by C. H, Harvey, igent. 16 | schooner it bandoned Atlantic 18 s a north December elv ind fisheri year t " 11 hasg com | plete mall model of th Linec highway | rhe model ts made with toy auto- | | mobiles and garages as accessorles, and shows a street sien. It ia ele trically lighted | | | a section of READ HERALD CLASSIE IO YOUR WANTS | aps | | ed and undermined” by religious |3 PORT TABLE BOUDOIR AND SEWING LAMPS DESK LAMPS THE attempt and what it would mean te church as well as state.” The second part of the putoral takes up the charges of the Mexican government against the church in Mexico, including those of undue wealth, of neglecting education, of entering politics, of opposing sep- aration of church and state, all of which are declared to be without foundation and to have been' fab- ricated for campaign purposes. To meet these charges, the letter declarcs, the church has only to say: “Show me one good thing in Mexico I did not give you. Show me one genius for whom I was not responsible. Show me one step to- ward the light that I did not help you take. try all that I put in it, what remains. “You may trust me out, exile my bishops, murder my priests, agnln |steal my schools and desecrate my | sanctuaries, but you cannot blot |out history, you cannot erase the mark I made on you—not in a cen- | tury of centurles.” COMMUNICATED Another Word on Store Opéning The Mercantile Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce, New DBritain, Conn. and see | Ralph H. Benson, Secretary. Dear Sirie— ¢l wish to congratulate you on vnur courageous stand taken in re- gard to '‘Woolworth" breaking |away from the adopted schedule of store closing hours preceding Christ- mas. You surely doserve the fullest | support of every self-respecting merchant and store-worker of our fair city, in this matter. 1t is of course problematical if your well intended “Rap” will have any practical result, because of the | fact that your claim “That conmany is the only one locally which is not obeerving fhe schedule” ete., 18 erroneous, Unless your knowledge of actual observanco of this rule does not ex- tend beyond the Center, you should be aware of the fact that there are stores in this city which proudly dis- ply your beautiful C. O. C. sign in | their windéws und not only do not | obgerve your pre Christmas sch(‘fl-l ule but keep their doors opeén every vvrmng the year round. You should Imave no difficulty in verifying this statement, Therefore Mr. Secretary it seemgy | to me that as long as you are not consistent in such matiers, as long | as you do not apply the same rule ! to members or non members, or in plain slang, if you do not keep your own backyard clean, youwgood faith | is open to question, and “Raps” of this kind are an empty gesture that smack of the showman. Wishing you the fullest success in every action you might undertake to make this a better city for merchant and storo worker alike, I am Very truly yours, LEON TOMIKOWSKT, Of Tomikowski & Dawson, Men's Clothing & Turnishings, 361 Main street. HEARING POSTPONED Boston, Dec. 18 (A—The hearing by which Mrs. Carlotta Cockburn of Ban Gabriel, Calif.,, hopes to es- tablish that she was a niece of the late Lotta Crabtree and entitled to contest the will which disposed of $4,000,000, was postponed today un- til Monday because of a silght ill- ness of Judge Prest of the probate court. n\\%\\\n\\\\x«\x\\\m LAMP SUGGESTIONS JUNIOR FLOOR LAMPS LAMPS LAMPS BUCKLEY ELECTRIC ©0., CHURCH STREET, SSRSRR S A S SR AR S RN R SRR TR SR SRS ANSAAN FITCH-JONES CO. Take oyt of your coun- | | | | |rested him on a theft charge, NEGRO KIDNAPPED Florila Crowd Reported Having Spirited Away Prisoner Brooksville, Fla, Dec. 16 (#— Hernando county authorities were today searching for a negro known as “Smokey’” White, who was kid- napped by masked men here last night. The negro was taken from Constable J. W. Crum, who had ar- and spirited him away in an automo- bile. G. R. Ellls, chiet deputy sheriff, sald he thought White “had either beén whipped or run out of the country” but believed it unlikely he |had been lynched. ‘White was arrested on complaint that he had stolen two pistols. | There also were.reports that he had ‘bcen annoying white women. BEWARE THE COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS ON Persistent coughs and colds lead to gerious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo- mulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and in- ‘’ibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is rec- ognized by high medical authorities one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. 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