New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1928, Page 4

£ X ’ & i : ’-° NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 188 e e HICAGD | BID FOR PENNANT e e e Despris Rce of Last Soum o Be Duplicated This Year ternal organisations, political organ- isations, religious organizations, col- legea, social settiements, manufae. turers’ associations, sheriffs' amo- clations, firemans’ associations, po- lice associations—everything in fact Chicago, Jan. 11 UP—The duper-I ate bid of Chicago's Cubs for the National league pennant in the mid- season race of 1937, is to be dupli- cated right from the fall of the flag in the 1928 season, President capable of organimation, Wwith the single exception of an association for Veeck and Manager McCarthy de- clare, with extra talent In those Better ‘Ad’ Swatters. ‘As an advertising manager has sald each oragnization has some ex- ceptionally urgent reason why we should advertise in its particular proposition,—every reader or every member a buyer of your product and | so forth (ad Infinitum.) “Churches, clubs, ladies’ ald so- cleties, even business men’s organiza- tions (who number in their member- spots on the club which proved weakest last August. The winter deals of the Cubs have been few in number but momentous in possibilities, beginning with the trade which brought Hazen *Kiki" Cuyler to the team in exchange for Sparky Adams. Manager McCarthy is the kind of a leader who could sell Grover Cleveland Alexander down the river at the height of his ship merchants who should fight ability for the mere price of a draft- New, Youk, Jan, 11 (53— Edyarg ¢ R BT - this city is aside from that. Jomg) O'Donnell, his partner, is a roa ¢ former Policeman O'Lonnell and . X was for the past 12 years engazed od cnd Haiti Cable col " in production depariment™ work at died suddenty at s Brooklyn Lo the North & Judd plant. He attend- | yesterday, uged 71, P ‘ ed the New Britain High cchool with the class of 1911, 3F :E bullding where they will, in addition, handle mortgages and surety bonds. Mr, Burrell is head of an insurance in Hartford but his venture in ,’3» H 2 H i 59 | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ARS L —— p§o§§§ HH §§§‘;g igt - k QUESTIONS 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 avenus, Washington, D. C.. enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor ean ex- tended research be undertaken. All other questious will receive & per- sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- not be answercd. All letters are con- fidential.—Editor. Q. How can wrinkled pcrehmentv against the adoption of such meth. ods) sponsor directly or indirectly their own pet schemes of extracting the merchants', the bankers', the factories’ dollars from them under the guise of ‘advertising’ or ‘dona- tions,’ It is done directly by sending to the merchant, the banker, the factory executive, some member of their organisation whom they feel has some particular entry or hold on him a member who for per- through charity adve: 18 clasified as being “Held up” and “bunk” projects. The article, which occupies a prominent position on the front page of the magaszine, is aa follows: When December 31st, 1928 rolls ON SERIOUS CHARGE Sanders Said to Have Boea in Disorderly Honse Supernumerary Officer Thomas Sanders was dropped from the force for failing to have the quall- the events of the year—-when you tatal up that column called *old i man everhead,” will you find = that U Bave been “held up” vepeatedly throughout the year for a lot of “bunk' sdvertising projects, present- od with a charity appeal. We hope . mot and state frankly that it is our opinion that you should not find yourselt in that predicament. During 1928 enjoy a real grunt of satisfaction at least once a week ~—oftener as conditions warrant. @wat the s0 callad “charity advertis- ing” eolicitor every time he shows sonal or business reasons, they feel will ‘bring home the bacon® in the form of an ‘ad’ or a ‘donation’ or a ‘contribution’ or a ‘prize’ or what- ever they are sent out to get from him. The solicitor's usual argument is that his organization’s members feel duty bound to support those business institutions who back them up in their ‘program’ or their ‘of. ficial publication,’ or their ‘bazaar,’ ed rookie. He saild he had no fear of Cuyler's temperament, or what- ever it was that caused all the rum- pus while “Kiki” polished the bench at Pittsburgh during the 1927 world series, Cuyler sald he was delighted to be taken up by the Cubs, and his ac- quisition gave the team six heavy hitting outfielders, ®Wilson, Stephen- be made smooth? ~ A. Place it face down upon clean blotting paper. Beat up to a clear froth with a few drops of olive oil, the whites of several fresh eggs, and with the fingefs spread this over the back of the sheet, and rub it in until the parchment be- comes smooth and ylelding. Spread the parchment out as smooth as 4 possible, cover with oll silk, and fications of & polico officer by the police board last night. The disci- pline committes recommended that. his appointment be revoked. While' members of the discipline committee would not explain the veason for dropping the officer, it is understood that Officer fanders is alleged to have been in a store on Chestnut street, which was later found to be a disorderly house and a place where Miss Loulse Louthan Route 92, Charleston. N son, Webb, Heathcote and Kelly being the others. To strengthen the pitching corps, where the strain of the pennant chase really caused the beginning of the slump, the Cubs bought the 1927 strikeout king of all the leagues in the country, Pat Malone of Minne- Ris head Inside your door. “Start the New Year with a deter- | mined policy to turn down every ap- gllel!lon presented to you for any of an ‘ad’, ‘donation,’ or ‘what ‘pot’ in every program and for every organization until it has been | thoroughly investigated by the liquor was sold. Policemen Peter McEvoy and Eu- gene Kieffer were penalised a two- days’ leave of absence for failure to answer an alarm of fire on Orange street. Patrolmen have two days off{ each month, as a rule, and the offi- cers mentioned will lose that vaca- press for a day. Remove the silk and cover with a linen cloth and press with a warm iron. Q. Has Mars any Moons? | A. Mars has two satellites, or moons discovered by Hall in 1877. They are very small and visible only or their ‘field day’ or their ‘this or that.’ Don't you believe it? Ninety nine per cent of the time those | members don't even read through their program or publication nor have they any way of knowing, (much less do they care) who do- Does your daughter attend school regularly? fell for Chamber of Commerce committes and has that committee's card of | endorsement and approval. “During the year you will be pes- tered, annoyed, hijacked and black- jecked by a trickling stream of | bush-whacking solicitors for pre- | grams and publications of every conceivable character and kind — | many quite inconceivable. Each will nated or contributed or their organization's scheme to which they have, through their member- ship, become an innocent party. Even your own church members, or lodge brothers will think none the less of your or your busineas organ- ization if your name does not ap- pear among those who have fallen apolis. last year. regular turns—Charlie Root, won more games than any He turned back 214 batters Malone's purchase makes six pitchers figured to be ready for who other major league twirler last year; Hal, Carlson, Sheriff Blake, and Percy Jones. Back of these is Guy Bush, | through powerful telescopes. The inner satellite, Phobos revolves around the planet at a distance of only 3,760 miles from its surface in 7 hours 39 minutes, which is less than one-third of the Martian day. The outer satellite is called Deimos; its period of revolution is 30 hours 18 minutes and its distance from the tion, Supernumerary Officer Charles W. Lesevicus was reprimanded by the discipline committee for falling asleep and missing a duty call. No action was taken in the case of Officer Vingenso Santucel, who was also schedyled to appear before the because they had mot the ‘spinal the veteran southpaw, Art Nehf, who is being primed as the relief surface of Mars is 12,5600 miles. stamina’ to say ‘no’ when approach- Q. ' To what country does Persia committee, it being stated that there had been a misunderstanding in his case. No further explanation was MANY GIRLS are absent from school for a few days each month \ because of illness. In many cases this is unnecessary because irls —as well as older women — can be strengthened by Lyt{‘i,n E fi. rxds.lmm's Vegetable Compound. Girls suffering from run-down condj~ tion, sleeplessness, nervousness, and loss of a;:,petiw, should gain new strength and vigor from this Vegetable Compound. The following testimonials show what the Compound has done for other profess to represent and champion pitcher. To fill the place of Sparky Adams at second, the Cubs already had a string on Freddy Maguire, a young- ster from Toledo with a little major league seasoning, and a fielder ex- pected to rank with the best in the game when he gets accustomed to major league diamonds. TFor second and third base, the Cubs have & flock of candidates, and, assuming that Maguire will go in at second, there is admittedly a big question mark hovering over the third bag. All kinds of combing the bushes during the winter, with a sack of dollars in one hand and a bunch of players in the other, failed to bring forth a player who could be relied on in advance to handle the hot corner acceptably. Captain Charley Grim at first base and “Woody"” English at shortstop are definite fix- ed. “Who gets the money? Of one thing you may be sure and that is | that rarely, it ever, does the organ- | {zation soliciting your ‘ad’ or your ‘contribution’ get anywhere near 100 per cent of it. Often times the so- licitor who approaches you is high- ly paid on a cemmission basis or he | or his employer may have purchased the use of the organization’s name for a flat sum of money, the organ- ization receiving only & very nominal amount and the solicitor makes a clean up at your expense. “Then, too, there is the fake proposition that must be guarded against at all times. Only recently we were advised by one of our locay business men of an attempt made to collect from him for an ‘ad’ which he had never authorized and for which he had never signed, al- belong? A. It fs an independent sovereign state. The present Shah of Persia is Riza Khhan Pahlevi, Q. How much wood does it take to produce heat units equal to ong short ton of coal? A. One cord of oak, hickory or heavy dry wood, one and a half cords of pitchy soft wood such as yellow pine, or two cords of soft wood have heat units equaling one short ton of coal. Q. How many rounds did it take for Jack Dempsey to knock out Georges Carpentier in the Jersey City fight in July, 1921? | A. Four rounds. Q. When did Professor William James die? A. In 1910, Q. Can an alien who has resided for many years in the United States given. None of the officers mentioned ap- peared before the board at last night's meeting. The discipline com- mittee disposed of all the cases with- out hearings before the full board. Edward Parker, 23, of 5¢ Pleas- ant street, applied for a position on the supernumerary force. He is a truck driver. His application was turned over to the discipline com- mittee and he will be examined by that group. Two former policemen who ap- plied for reinstatement were given leave to withdraw their applications. The recommendation was made by the discipline committes which made a report regarding several police- men. The former policemen whose applications were rejected were Frank R, Parker, who applied for reinstatement as a regular patrol- schoolgirls, NERVOUS AND DIZZY SICK AND WEAK Camden, New Jersey:—'‘When dauq:mr was tm years old :’; waa hurt at the play-ground. She She was nervous, weak and L.ymd t 'avnn:r: &k“fiwuk "‘.* gbm o At last she was #0 bad off that she i 0 mhrlyw‘{ is E, Remember this package, None genuine without the sig: nature of Lydia E. Pinkham. $1.505 can be instantly attached to radiator, at any height. Threo extension arms moving in any direction make Radirak a won- derful convenlence for Quick Drying. Tuck inside when not in use. Brass, nickel-plated. Rustproof. Nothing to get out ot order. thought the collector had what he claimed was a bona fide signed con- tract for the space. It so happened that the business man in this case always insists on issuing a purchase order for all advertising contracts and when the collector was asked to show the purchase order, stated he would have to get it from his home office and would return later with it for his money. Needless to say he was only too glad to get out and that he will not return. “On those program or publication bat. today. ation on his elbow. were of That tures. Hartnett is still young enough to keep on improving behind the “The Cubs of 1928 wlll measure with the best,” President Veeck sald *They will be much stronger in every department, hitting, fleld- ing and speed on the bases, and we look for the biggest improvement of all in the pitchers.” Bush and Jones value in the crisis of 1927 as Bush had mumps and Jones had an oper- forced little automatically become an American citizen? A. He must obtain citizenship by naturalization, regardless of his length of residence. Q. Where is Mount Everest and how high is it? A. Tt is 2 mountain of theh Him- alayas located on the frontier be- tween Nepal and Tibet. It is the highest mountain peak on earth, being about 29,000 feet above sea level. No one has ever succeeded man, and Willlam Doherty, 105 Smalley street, former regular pa- trolman, who applied for appoint- ment to the supernumerary force. Edward Hornkohl, 723 Eaat street, who applied for & position on the supernumerary force, Wwas given leave to withdraw, LydiaE. Pinkham’ Vegetable . LYDIA E PINIGAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN, MASS. in reaching the top. Q. What is Yoga philosophy? A. A secret Hindu cult and philosophy. The Yogi go through a long and severe training after which they are believed to possess magical and clairvoyant powers. Q. How is plum pudding mold made? A. Boak two tablespoons of gela- tin in one cup water and dissolve in two cups of boiling water. Add 3-4 of a cup of sugar, 1-3 cup each of chopped dates, raisins and figs, 1-3 of a cup of finely chopped nuta and 1-2 cup of lemon juice. Pour into a mold to harden and serve with sweetened whipped cream to which a few chopped cherries have been added. Q. How can white window shades be cleaned? Spread a sheet on the floor, unroll the shade and with a soft cloth scrub it with magnesia and water. After treating one side turn the shade over and clean the other side in the same way. This method re- moves the dirt satisfactorily and re- news the shade at slight cost. Q. How many cubic inches of ice are in a pound? A. Ice weighs 57.5 pounds per cubie foot; and therefore there are 130 cubic inches in a pound. Q. How should guests proceed to the dining room and how arc they seated at an informal dinner? A. The hostess always lcads the | way into the dining room, the | guests following in any order; she ! then directs them to their places. The woman guest of honor sits on | Charley Root te work overtime, and Hal Carlson, too, but Carlson was unable to stand the strain and cracked after winning nine straight. Phenix Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., Installs New Officers At the regular weekly meeting last night, officers ot Phenix lodge, No. 52, 1. 0. O. F. were installed by Dis- trict Deputy George 8. Osborne and staff. The following officers were in- stalled: Noble grand, Arthur Suess; vice-grand, Clarence Londeen; re- cording secretary, Walter Brook- man; treasurer, E. A. Danberg; war- den, Fred Hoffman; conductor w. Homan; chaplain, G. Londeen; right scene supporter, Andrew Zwick; left scene supporter, Reinholt Kratzke; right supporter noble grand, James Pattison; left supporter noble grand, James Clff; right supporter vice- grand, Harold Gittleman; lett sup- porter vice-grand, Charles Haddock; inside guard, Arthur Hoffman; out- side guard, C. Nettleton. A social time was held at the conclusion of the meeting. Refreshments were served. propositions which are above board, and, even though the solicitors are not paid for thelr services, there still remains the printer to reckon with. We agree he is very necessary to the scheme of things and is en- titled to every consideration, still ! when it comes to this question of program advertising, isn't he the fellow who gets a goodly proportion of your money, ratber than the or- ganization which you thought you were helping? “Every business man consulted agrees immediately and without any equivocation whatsoever that the value of and returns from program advertising are negligible. That be- ing the case, tha merchant doesn’t benefit, and we have shown that only rarely does the soliciting organ- {zation, which you think you are helping, recelve anywhere near 100 per cent of the dollar with which you pass along, supposedly to them. “Perhaps you think that what you Tel, 1190 || #ive tor this kind of advertising 18 Jl|a small amount. Observations lead us to believe that, collectively, what | | is given in New Britain alone in onc | vear is sufficient to entirely finance every activity of the Chamber of Commerce and with enough left over to finance every possible i.dded activity with which it might reason- | ably concern ftself for the upbuild- | ing of the mercantile, industrial and clvic interests of the city. “Article VII section I of the by- READ THIS TELEGRAM FROM OUR BUYER AT THE GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE SHOW! DENTIST Dr. A. B. Johnson, D.D.S. Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. X-RAY, GAS and OXYGEN NAT. BANK BLDG. 8. V. Sevadj 162 Glen St. i1 VOTE TRUMBULL ST. R At a short session of the board of public works held last cvening, it | was voted to grant a petition which | called for a sewer on Trumbull street, A petition from the Baggish laws of the Chamber Mercantile |Bakery Co. of 111 Hartford avenue Bureau provide that “No member |was rejected and it was recommend- shall advertise fn any acore card, |ed that a new petition be made. The Srogram, or publication of any indi- | petition called for o new clectric |the TiEht of the hot. the second | i aeat. Fair, noclety, church, or oth- |light sign to be installed in front of |1d¥ In rank en his left. “he oldest |or most distinguished gentleman | er organization, or paper having less | the bakery. Commissioner Joseph | » | than twelve monthly issues in_cach | Miynarski slts on the right of the hostess &nd recommended 10 the | yno oier guests fill in: care bein, year, except the regular programs | bor the crossing at Washing- ; g | 2y ‘egul Pprog: % | hoard that e crossing at Washing- tiloen 15 at them according to of the local theaters, and the New |ton strect be repaired by the rail- | Rty g | Pritain directory, and mo member | road company. The tracks are sa :f:‘":wf“':f"‘";“f":"""_ w";:‘ kil | shail give to any fair or orzaniza- io he a few inches higher than the | go e N rorent i {Tion any pareel of land or article. of | road. It was voted to write to the | {pic iy for her 0 catch the sl | merchandise of any kind for the | rajlroad company and request the |the lady who is the dinner o # | purpose of a priz |needed repairs. Other matters of | of hor husband for the ew"";".““;‘ | “You can benefit yourself and the | routine were taken up. |riba srd smils to Ker, Thie Ch o | Chamber very materfally by adher- - € AT Aol Mt Sumie o e Wi |ing to thix by-law and insisting | Tiogs measuring not more than | guests Sl upon a card of endorsement from |two fect may ride on buses in Faris| Q. ! the Chamber before accepting the and Vienna if full fare is paid by | A | =olicitor’s propostion. Help us 1o |them. " | water. | help you. You will find it very easy | |to avoid ail these troublesome re- | | quests by asking the question: ‘Hava | {vou a card of endorsement from the Chamber of Commerce?” When he replies no you can easily say ‘T am sorry but 1 must insist upon sec- | |ing their endorsement of your propo Treatinets, $2.00 Lot btare T ean eubertiin bt oo ¢ for $10 When Paid in ;Mdar it in any way Thia goea for | | Chamber members only. 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T want & copy of the bulletin TEA CAKES AND PARTY and enciose hercwith five cents in loose, uncancelled, U mamps, of coln to cover postage and handling co: PASTRIER, COUPLE RECONCILED 8. pomage Hollywood, Calif., Jan. 11 (P— Hal Roach, motion picture produce, | and his wife, will celebrate thetr reconcilfation with a world tour. to te started 8004, Roach said today. The couple had been estranged for | some time., f DENTIST Dr. Henry R. Lasch Commercial Trust Bidg. || X-Ray Pyorrhea Treatments ET AND NUMBER 3 STATE s.00a I am a reader of the Daily New Britain Herald. — e e - - e - - - - - ——-