New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1927, Page 3

‘nommeu. _Patrick McGilligan and| Three independents will likely be |returned for Dublin university— | | Professor William E. Thrift, Pro- fessor E. H. Alton and Sir Jnmen| | Craig. | | (The oath of alleglance to which | : the republicans have strenuously | Govt. Party Rebuked REpUDLiCAD ohiectea te: % ao sotemy swear . true faith and allegiance to the con- Leader Insists stitution of the Irish Free State, as by law established, and that 1 wiil —_— be faithful to his majesty. King s : . George V.. his heirs and successors splinin, June 15 (n_!‘f'mon De ¢ law in virtue of the common | Valera, organizer and head of the v, ST 0 VTHE O O Great Fianna Fai Wing of the republican Rritain and her adhercnce to and | party, is pleased with the outcome membership of the group of nations cf last Thursday's Frec State eiec- | forming the British commonwealth tions for a new Dail Eireann. In a of nations.) . statemlent he said that the govern- et R ment party had suffered a signal 555 essont e msement aaa. | D16 PARADE” I§ SHOWN BEFORE BERLIN CRITICS f a refcrendum had been held, ad of an clection and the single American Film, With World War as issue of the oath of allegiance put before the people, the infamous penal legislation embodying the oath would have been repudiated by an indignant nation.” The republican leader, announe- ing that the successful candidates of . his party would take their seats in _‘Berlin, June 15 (¥)—An American the Dail, declared: film with a World War background “The people will not tolerate their | “The Big Parade* was shown last being barred by the imposition of night at a private gathering of rep- this penal oath. We are ready.” | resentatives of the press and the Kevin O'Higgins, vice president of moving picture business. The I'wym the Free State cabinet, on the other |audience was asked by the produc- hand ertad that the electorate film company, the Parufamet by a two to one majority, for the the German-American Film orzani- third time in three years showed its | zation=—to Pa!-'hiudsmenl'hon frhI d- allegiance to the treaty with Eng- |Yisability of showing the film: in Jana creating the Free State and to | Germany. the constitution. But he was not zg:"‘:‘;f ‘:'; r?n‘w;:m?;;hma“d O:‘I Pleassd that the governmen . Paray |sors of the film as Indecisive. in D o ety parties. were. ltkely j¥lew of the disproportionately small ey ; : ¥ [number of votes cast to the total fonolthel, 8o ase et ths e tM® audience. The film. which was shown Se o 2 e |without cuts, manifestly stirred emphasized, to the challenge Of 8¢c- |} ,0. ho saw it, although it was tional interests and ambitious indi- | 08¢ O TN 8 IR ohes viduals, who. in their eagerness 10|, qoq tne horrors of war that there Fain seats, had gone the Nmit to|coriC Bon oo ontburst of ap. defame the government. Siiae Final results of the polling, with only the National university and | Dublin university still to be heard from showed the government party | New York, June 15.—(@—Marc had won 45 seats and the Fianna Klaw, an outstanding figure in Fail 44. The other seats are dis- |theatrizal management during the tributed as follows: Labor 22; inde- (Past generation, returned on the pendents 12; farmers 11; national |Olympic last night in a critical con- league §: Sinn Fein 5. Except for dition, following a stroke of apo- the Fianna Fail and the Sinn Fein, [Plexy while eating in the ship's cafe all the parties support the consti- last Thursday tution, although they are widely di- S — vided on other issues. FERDINAND IMPROVING There are six university seats. Of | Bucharest, Rumania, June 15 () the National university three, one|—King Ferdinand's health has im- has already been allotted to the |proved the last few days, announce- speaker of the Dall, Michael Hayes. | ments from the palace sa 1t is | He was automatically returned in |expected he will go to Sinaia. fhe, accordance With a constitutional |summer capltal, in the mountains amendment. Tt is expected the other | seventy miles from Bucharest, the | two places will go to government |end of the month. its Background, Is Ap- plauded in Spots MARC KLAW STRICK | Greater atteation to human welfare | | E courts are excellent, too many of uS| ments to merel NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1927 ——_——_fi—“____—_—__———————_*——__—a advancement, the president cvmin- | tinue to dominate the course of hu- -unnny America entered the Worl | { clusion. | “When America has drawn thp { President Dedicates War Memo- | e e om e seciur. “_"“‘” Illegal Operations Charged by| oshLi R s Hother of “Shiloh Girl” 1:?.:‘; “While a very large emphasis ‘w\nmled to be placed on our imper- | fection, after all it is the progress/ rial on Way West = | we have made which is of chief sig- Hammond. Ind. June 15 (P— nificance.” he said. “The conclusion Joseph. Mich., June 15 (UP) 2 that our institutions are sound. that A g e & harges that illegal opcrations { our soclal system is correct, has been in America so that it will equal the| qemonstrated beyond question by performed on “Shiloh | ictims of King Ben P nation’s muterial prosperity was| our experience. x x x It is al urged re yesterday by President|VYery easy to promi ng. 8 5 cation were made is sometimes difficult to deliver any- | by ) a amford, for- Coolidge in dedicating Wicker Me-) 0 "1y our political and econom- | mer member of the House of David,| morial park to the World war vet- | ic life there will always be those who ! testitving in the state’s suit to dis- | ns of the Calumét region. {are lavish with unwarranted criti-| band the colol e park which is surrounded by cism and well supplied with false| Mrs. the cities of Hammond, Whiting and | hope. 1t is alvays well to remem-| Ruth told her she was an cxpectant| Fast ('hicago was declared by Mr.|ber that American tnstitutions have mother shortly mlrr the girl was| Coolidge to represent ‘“practical stood the test of experience. x x x | married to Robert Reed when she idealism,” and America, he added, Memorials For Service was 16 The mother told “amid all her prosperity has not for-| «Ths estimation which we, as a the circumstances to Cora Mooney. cotten her ideals.” nation, set upon the patriotic efforts !ntimate of Queen Mary Purnell. she But “too many of us.” the presi-| of those who have served us in time S nt said, neglect to vote: too many| o war is revealed not only in the You don't need to worry about are unprovided with advantages of | untold treasure which we hava lav- ! Mrs. Bamford quoted Mrs and “the number lack-|ished upon them and their depend- | Moones ‘We'll fix her up. ng in religious devotion is altogeth-| .nts but also in the highest possible f of girls up before. “r too large.” honors which have constantly been son (another Shiloh Violence Too Prevalent | conferred upon them by their fellow | bac taken care of several “While we have reached thel.itizens. As a people, we stand in 3 highest point in material prosperity | espectfnl reverence before the! Bamford said she came to cver achieved, there is a consider-| things that are It is but|tt ton Harbor colony With hier able class of unskilled workers Who a passing glance we bestow, husband from Australia have not come into full participa- | upon wealth and compared| My husband was taken i1l with tion in the wealth of the nation.”|with that which we pour out upon: Pheumonia.” she d. “Under thr Mr. Coolidge continued. “Although | courage, patriotism. holiness, ith of Benjamin. people who wer our government is sound and our|character. W ken sick sinned. Tt he middie of the winter. My husband disregard the obligations of citizen-| nomic su ) removed from the houses to : ship by neglecting to vote, and vio-| fijjeq ] ) vhol10% cabin out in the open. It was lence and crime are altogether too|have done ey B unheated and he died in a fev prevalent. Our delinquencies are! tellow men. x x x sufficient to require us to put forth! «It has been said that the " Mary Purnell in all our efforts to work toward their| \as fought to make a world fit for amford marry again elimination. the abode of hero vant to sec she rofused, the w “But we should not be discourag-| our own country to maks cult leaders ed because we are surrounded bY| that expectation Jut if it human limitations and handicapped ig to come true, i iy b by human weakness. We are also| through the indust: levotion, possessors of human strength. In-|and the character of people telligence, courage, fidelity, charac-| {hemsely | “Everybody said Francis was ter—these, also, are our heritage, looken oot A s and our mark of the Divine Image.”| EARTH SHOCKS FELT 4 chosen the best man 1 Once more Mr. Coolidge took note' ne buneh but I better forget it."” of the flight of Colonel Charles A. el Juns 18 4D e SRR Lindbergh from New York to Paris E g lasted more Rl ann | declaring “when one of your western than three hours were recorded ves th{ang | voung men is the first to fly from ay on the Georgetown unive America to Europe our country hails SPiSmograph. They began at 12:3 him with a popular acclaim so spon. | P- M. reaching a maximum at 1:49 taneous, so genuine, as to disclose, Director Tondors estimated the con- the true values of our national char-|{€T of disturbance at 10,700 miles Setar | from Washington. Ideals Help Advancement | The spirlt and ideals which de-| New York citv has a one-armed veloped the Calumet region from a!paper hanger. He is 60 vears old wilderness in half a century hasiand has followed his trade for becn instrumental in the natior , CAN BE A‘Iollllns SN A Nothing but blue skies from now onll LIKE the fellow in the song, I “never saw the sun shining so bright — never saw things going so right.” For I've found Pnnce Albert and complete ptpe-en]oy- . T thought I knew all about pipes md plpo-smokmg. I had no idea what a change for the better P. A. would be. What a treat it was to open the tidy red tin and free that wonderful Prince Albert fragrance!l To a pipe-hungry man, no other aroma ever came within a mile of that. I could hardly wait to tumble a load into the bowl of my jimmy- pipe and light up. And then , , . that marvelous taste! PRINGE Cool as a summons to court. Sweet as winning your case. Mild as the con. gratulations of the second-best man. Mild, but with a full, rich tobacco body that satisfies your smoke-hankering to the absolute limit. I’m talking about a grand old pipe-smoke, Men . . . Prince Albert. No matter how satisfied you appear to be with your present set-up, give Prince Albert a whirl. You'll never know till then what a friend your pipe can be. P.A. never bites the tongue or parches the throat. It never wears out its wel- come. Try this long-burning tobacco. You'll check with all I've said, ALBERT P. A is sold evervehere im tidy red tins, pound and half-pound tin humi- dorsyand pound erystl-gless humidors h sponge-moistener top. Amd with every bit of bite and perch removed by the Prince Albert process, —the national joy smoke! © 1927, R. J. Reynolds Tobaceo Compeny, Winston-Selem, N. C. their mother oun the witness way ¢ accuse Purncll of at- wonths later, ing them when they were very ir charges w largely had told me of Denjamin’s relations pa I\-IDD.- Medical fraternity. While for institution of present young. AMERICAN TRAITS 5752 a:n::,;:.::;v:;:.i OF PURNELL CULT ;= ‘In\ld i to sanction the res, but they go mits 1o hold them anyw:; ud 1eft the colony about sty sita of the university today. Dr. Bristoll is a member of Theta “1 soon followed them, [oth giris Delte Chi fraternity and Alpha Kap- h them. but Genjamin denied it in the Medical school he was a mem- against the House of vigorously and berated me a ber of the Agnew Surgical soclety. belivve the Prior to entering the University of lvania Medical school, Dr. attended Hamilton college. from which he holds the A. B..de- gree. He will enter upon his duties of DOC(0|~ of \Iedlclm as interne at the St. Mark's hospital, New York city, shortly after gradu- . June 15 — Don- ation. of New Britain. S —— was among the students economical thirst hters were ricd Tumiord told e Bristoll (rets Degree to Detroit. 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