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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1929. e e e § oy e ern railroad would, if it were allow- ’on this “controversial subject.”” New Britain Herald led to be calamity | gressed up with no place to go. It HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY | (. .o China and Russia with that they | pothing amenable to T ,‘;",‘,’,,,"“:;"g,,.f,:;"g:;‘,‘“ | which cannot be amicably | through meditation. Fortunately tie | were able to | Japanese government, convinced of | | the futility of a struggle for mas- |tery in this northern | | China, has taken steps to offer its good offices as a species of umpire. This offer will be accepted by both | belligerents if are proceed, a is fortunate, however, were willing to disciiss this tap-root settled | of current interest unofficially. They voice opinions with- settlement | out taking action as a governor's club. That is one way of abiding by SUBSCRIPTION RATES $1.00 & Year $2.00 Thres Months 15c. & Month province of the rules set up for their guidance. TISING PLANES down Entered at the Post Ofice at New Britaln as Becond Class Mall Matter, ADV. The latest tomfoolery New York has to do with airplanes used for advertising purposes. Folks gather by the thousands to in would-be they are TELEPHONE CALLS Business Office .92 Editeria) Ruoms 926 wise. The charges on both sides tend to | befuddle The Chinese definitely allege the been listen to a symphony concert at the While the violins are whi the public elsewhere. The only profitable advertising medium o In the City. Circulation books and press room always open to advertisers. Stadium Russians have using officials | pering and t woodwind sighs railroad 10 | overhead drones a favor tell and employes of the its oceu- he plane, Member of the Assoclated Press i Associated Press lv exclusively en to the use for re-publication of all mews credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and alsa local news published therein. propagandize the territory in pants trying to of Communistic doctrines, and that | throng that they ought fo use Dr. an agreement made in 1924 has been | Ducker’'s Calcium Toothpaste if they The that violated. Russians as definitely | want to preserve their molars there are only & com- | Downtown audiences go into the be amused, entertained declare Member Audit Bureao of Circalation few railroad agents and The A. B. C. la a national organization which furnishes pewspapers and adver- tisers with & strictly honest apalysis of circulation. Our eirculation statistics are based upon this audit This Insurea pro- tection againat fraud fn newspaper di tribution fgures to both national local advertisers. paratively theaters to employes along the entire line and |or instructed. Above Broadway air- ed | planes cavort, making a white ' the Los Angeles and being equipped y with megaphones to enable the wickedness generally cloud barkers to bring their message be that the Russians have | down to the crowds. The noise fre- principles | quently that their efforts have been direc mainly to prevent smuggling, slavery, opium transportation and 1t ma furthered and also prevented the other infrac- In choose whether The Herald 1s on saie dally in New York at Hotaling's Newsstand, Times Bquare; Schultz's Newsstands, Entrance Grand Central, 42nd Street. communistic tions of morality they mention theater managers. who are advised == | thix 6ase one must to shoot down the airplanesif Com- preparing to that Whalen doesn’'t do some- s somebody The farm board is : communistic propaganda missioner grant loans. Which w several hundred Russians might | thing about it. by is 18, generally that they as railroad oper- ago spread is worse than the opium | These advertising planes are a is going to be r going into debt more agony and attaining some | smuggl white slavery and vice |clear-cut nuisance. Their use is folly when the loans become gone crazy. ators might Be in a position to pre- | — Past history has shown that | EDMONTON AND NEW BRITAIN A copy of the Edmonton, Alberta, to due. vent trust California is not so un- | the Russians are eager fiendish s of its old rival propagan- that certain Chinese are |Journal of July 12 It 1t is barely possible that lhoronghv:nm\t,'m(m' from the far northwest the Japanese | to We human as to glory in |dists an has come Florida. and adepts at the other things charged. | hand. is not the trout The West too, meditation by New both obviously, of Canada What more agreeable is the fact that Ed- detourists are | going finds its way could The much more tary Twelve Main that the city has some Main eradicate | Britain makes the visit even learning routes that Chinese avoid West street have monton has virtually the same pop- The a altogether. confidence in their mili- | than Britain Alberta a thorough census, 74,208 persons. This power cver before. | ulation as New a British ask years of almost constant |ors of the city of have Another thing the when contemplating General Dawes has fighting probably concluded lept made their | just is: How can a man who talks like armies more than ever has | which counted that do so without taking a drink. |been the case Chinese history. to Nan- if wise number is approximately what the closer U. S bureau Yet are e And Manchuria is federal census esti- king than to Moscow. the | mates for New Britain this year and is somewhat less than what our dili- New money. Less space for Chinese Nationalists they germs. will not foolishly invi with | gent postmaster says happens to be Edmonton Most songs over radio give us|a nation such as the Soviets, which | our population. Anyway, possesses large manpower and mili- And the quarrel is over a a great pain because they sound as i the accompanist or the orchestra is half a block the singer. Sometimes, in cynical mood. “we wonder why the broadcasters go | to the trouble of furnishing accom- | paniment it it that can't static: or why composers go to the 1 It will person that and a tary resources. when one finds that and a province and among two coun- common, that of population; and the removed from railroad | statistics indicate that the two citles have had this in common for many dy have much ter- the tries which alre years. ritory, the folly of threat be- The last Dominion census before is to be something |comes an absurdity be distinguished from cona, suburban fown across the JO0DS AND BRIDGES river, according to the Journal, gave both 31,- 064 occur to thoughtful of them a This was in 1911 trouble of population of to their writing accompaniments vocal broadeasting when there is a heav > rain THE “LOCAL IssSUL” the a train knows | Britain for 1010 gave a population LEVERYWHERE hat there is 4 wooden bridge ahead, | of 2 rs of citrus tunes. locomotive engincer or conductor of it would be the of wisdom to| New Britain in 1910-11, fore, was slightly smaller than what was Edmonton and Strathcona Growe fruits want a part there- approach such aibrdeag bridge with unless it appeared cer- duty on bananas so that the will be bananas and switch to citrus fruits. Dairymen in the-West public approach a and it the ed no damage from the swollen wat- The present population of the Canadian metropolis of the Alberta northland has hcen given. It Strathcona has done a little than doubled discouraged from eating care not cross particular- | tain that structure had sustain- in Wisconsin and the Northwest, signifies that ly want ers But done bettet 18 has nearly the duty on milk and cream that, it is rarely its population Such action would disrupt the | Years, while Edmonton such | tripled hers. increased so that New England can- | appears, in not import these products from Quebec: and be forced schedules of the fast trains, This Rock 1 so New England will is regarded as as No. 5 on the nd rail- | more than normal growth even in booming northwestern Canada And New hile in staid to import more milk and road What cream from Wisconsin & the Northwest is done is for the what has regardless of | mea paying higher s train to Britain done plus long-distance transportation. price plu floods, ge right ahead steady, consery- Thus the fast ative and steady-habits Connecticut > Sugar producers—beet sugar in- schedule is maintaincd—unless the bridge hap has more the duty on cane than kept pace with the be and ~terests—want a higher sugar so that the people will pens to pe weakened and train | booming city of the Canadian prov- inces A cate forced to buy more heet s plunges into the creek. gar e comparison like that reasonable “New hear. we at a higher price, will indi- Boot THE GOVERNORS AND to any that PROHIBITION t it shoe manufacturers person a tariff on hoots and shoes, he talk about Britain's they boots and | S want apid f on Although was something of a | growth™ is not throughout but no tar hides; so that 1y t0 the W can get a higher price for prise country to read what | Connecticut ‘ George Wickersham vith such a swift trade- doing shoes and pay chairman Western no more for hides. moving stock raisers want nt's prohibition com- | centar Edmonton we are l 1o offer to the 1 cities duty boots as could he they manufac on and governors expected can force the boot New TLondon regarding means to parallel eac 10 us accomplish enforcement, there somewhat in a too. Edmonton Hudsor n urers more can jcan hides and pay more for be little surprise registered at the | was a trading post of the s forced priv views of Governor Ritehie of Mary- | Bay Company for more t A cen tury, and failed to show of Silk ma duty the th Go is of the Al|the growth He rights It creased on rayon, so a village Smith s losing In large raise price on ruyon produ prohibition years of the 19th which competes with silk products, Stands four-square on state's a decade it became a Rayon manufacturers to regulate problem as New DBritain is a creased duty on raye ewpoint which, after all, 15,000 v Britain was incorpo can compete with the 000 people voted for during the last | an ccclesinstical society in lection d hectic religious | at that time it was facturers, Western far ties spite th mers t e ssue that was injected into the cam- | lands belonging to on farm s at no doubt caused | IFarmington. There wa produc American public may be Protestant modificationist | fice until 1 at W from vith the win ti n already was a thriving trad h oth export eating farm produc from ng ticket mo su Wick ing post hundred inhat N r countries as may he able of a to little to this country n ¢ law while | tan w Britain w it incorpo The f t looked after | ated as a town until and importation of nd had a population ¢ mphatic exponent Edmonton's But Edmontor oom at the t from then Considering that yrod And so Antage « THE DRAGON AND THI BEAR farm,"” noise like | is so terrific that the audi- | ences have begun to complain to the | | Labrador. frequent that a | and New Britain have something in | | You'd really think that the union of Edmonton and Strath- | lof The official census figures of New | can eep pace | | two-colum heading that the police | barred the way to a parade, of the unemployed, who intended to march toward the parliament building. The parade had a strength of only 150 [ men, but the significant part of the story was that it began with words, “Another unemployment pa- rade,” indicating things are not per- tect up that way. There is a news story of economic significance, how- in the announcement that | ever, in the next issue the Journal will de- vote much space to a survey of oil development and | there in the province; is another story that Prince Leo Galitzine, who intended to in- vest in British Columbia, was so talen up with Alberta’s “famous cli- mate, its people, plus the possibili- ideality fur t he bought 410 acres in ties of a situated tha Alberta and wom't go any further. One is inclined to trust that the Fur- Farm Prince has made no mistake, And the Hudson's Bay Company, (incorpated 2nd May, 1670) in running two page ads in the paper, shows that it is bigger and than operating a department store selling everything from pins to elephants, so to speak. Edmonton is as far venerable better ever, north James Bay, or the southern part of It consequence as is the most northerly city of on the Ameri- can continent. For a winter such as they had in Connecticut such as the old-timers talk about, go to Edmon- The dry makes it comparatively ton. rare, air, however, sy to su vive. Anyway, as far north as it is, Edmeonton is having quite a popu- lation with New Bet- race Britain. ting odds are even. Send all communications to Fun Shop Editor, care of the New Britain Herald, and your letter will be forwarded to New York. We Want to Shoot ’Em Ourselves! Judging by the grouchy faces On display in public places, fun gun Were scarcer than People’s Tates Differ (Thank God!) Advertising Manager: “A woman's permit | clothes advertise her husband's suc- Assistant (gazing in rection): “Er—what my advertisement 2" Advertising Manager: white space!” di- think his wif do you *Too Cast Eventually, Why Not Now?" WARMING Ruth Frances Sometimes a child ing Suppos him to go on an errand He makes all kit says that he i ewrand to the haps he is timid, doesn't like rands, doesn't like dr perhaps he is lam The way to ticence the him HIM UP! Heller By nee rm asked rug seuses, up.” you have t to go on Per- store docsn't w Arug store Or valk child up, w0 thut he errands. et us hi he is crying irh he roadster which there he part twart mellow to go g in a mood Wil want running that you have and that to the sent ) out the door wasn't wnd varmin | \ fri child and hy o buyin tes, thre twa Dut stors lettuee ind some of ory h Stop at a d what child vhen d to vourself want tually & store you 1 little hi 1 dster of time y having a ( f the | . dooy a take In plain the I seiplin atruggle he Tittl THI HIGH COST OF OPERATIONS Tward | 1 th permits | the | much | | writing to the Question Editor. | confidential.—Editor. b lies between New Mexico and Okla- homa. West Virginia, on account of its shépe is called the Panhandle | state. Q. States nickel five cent piece dated 18917 | Tive to seven cents. ’ Q. What actor, in the motion v picture “The Air Circus™, jumped from an airplane with Sue Carol and | went down in a parachute? A. Arthur Lake. Q. What are the Latin races? | A. In a loose sense, those races | whose languages are derived prin-| cipally from the Latin; the Italians, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Gri- | sons and Roumanians | Q. To what classification does a | sponge belong? | NOT A. A sponge animal with| )other can pores in the hody ang without (lfasisie o laee tentacles. | mother, humori We caught him in a confidential mood— “If it mounts by steps progressive To a sum that seems excessive The fault is in the public atti- tude. Correct this cause feet | | my “With the vogue of operations you'rc' i Copinteis familiar— There's nothing that confers such social tone; And all the most extensive Complicated and expensive Operations in the markets their own. There's hardly any call for the pendix The best and cheapest have in store; - appendices got common It's impossible to palm one On the most confiding any more. job is an pat wall Ve ever pre Q. Has ther Ro- man Catholic the ations .| United States? So long as people run in fashion’s| A Na. g | Q@ What ‘s a “soap box orator”? | ¢ must have fancy A. A person who uses a soap box | Then we'll ch: ‘em for a stump on which to stand | prices while speaking. and who delivers Until they learn the kind of a speech that is usually cheaper cuts!” heard in the open air. Hard Times! On Broadway they are telling of | a small-time vaudevillian whose | | I o | v manime aaoiien oo [y ofe and Fanctes| got booking for three weeks of one-night stands in the West | ; | He had filled only three of the en- | BY ROBERT QUILLEN sagements when this telegram came | Among the things om the booking agent: “Balance of | flights prove is a hors time all off on account premature closings. Really very sorry.” I To this the veteran trouper sent {his philosophic response: “Okay. Send loaf of bread.” ‘How hope to cut the cost of oper- ruts slices rge double to take the He came ba looking very see yer lass?” smiling sadly. “I did that,” hadna hid ahint me as ance seen wee Harr izht: Johr itaph man Dos for a John takes a I between Mussolini | JOD | is that Wilhelm, [ Tha some of the for a carning $100,000 farm board at the right proportion | job. | | | s enee| 25 Vears training | man the abourt farm The on 2.0 and difference the ex-Kaiser ast, gave God credit? All you can say for livi at the zoo is that for a golf Well Spent! Managing Editor; “Our st porter is on another big drunk."” | City Editor: “Where did he get the | money?” Managing the first prize the Prohibition od tournament 1 retail cl enthu The s L. in | The large a 90 need mon o), that All you plenty of dad who John 1o attain g00d is 8¢ care, a 1 evening. v om W ‘He H. ‘How to W' contes —Anna Bennett Reproduction Ior- bidden.) just won nforce ditor in a L. be immer Anothe hatched Walker The Glastonb play the New get | Maple Hill link and| A force of in fencing the ley Quarter. C must | from Shuttle Me or | being planted i {o | upon them will wir (e} bz | three making c The handsome awarded the Schutzenbund July lot from t | but you bribing Home has its faults i without (Copyrigt hat vack ot your Questions | —_— 1 you they merge of tan thought enough a coat Happy freckles resemble u sce, Heinie, all the hlame wouldn't you pay you simply for the war any it. take there make for reason Bishop patents As a means of have a good right arm worn off by saluting preventing war. of a glas let's bronze statute Americanism: Sne ancient who believe in miracles: tion in the swallowing any claim i it | Clothing Co “scientific. ¥ H. Alli a ring at the winc absurd QUESTIONS ANSWERED is called ar You can get an answer to any | question of fact or information by | New, Britain Heraid, Washington Bureau, 1322 New York avenue, Washingto! D. C., enclosing two cents in stamy for reply. Medival, legal and martial | advise cannot be given, nor can ex tended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive a ber- [y sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- | c.q. (hat (he not be answered. All letters are |1 1ne Creator Duce. synonyr market for hot it's called a bull is vl atter 4 witernoon when tropped down of the The office P for | shortly a air. | = | out Unfortunately, th can't dis- tiguish between thos™who break 1t just in and those who defy It | yesterday for profit i Th cently win and & for f team New! come and wo Brit ir imp ¢t seems willing to con- Pop but not next quite rank large | to the [ aren't too tight, What is the value of a United | take them off when I get home be- 1 Sie Harny- FUNNIER Hae ye heard this one ? important Blarsy oty applications Magnolia of incubato Britain workmen 25 and 26 are attracting atten- riding in an auto car on Main street boys of Observations On The Weather Washington, July 10.—Forecast for Southern New England: Fair tonight and Saturday; slightly cooler tonight; moderate northerly winds. Forecast for Eastern New York: Fair tonight and Saturday; con- tinued cool, followed by slightly warmer Saturday afternoon in north and central portions. Fresh north- erly winds diminishing tonight. Conditions: The long trough of low pressure over the eastern dis- tricts extends from the Maritime Provinces sonthwestward to the Gulf region, thence westward to Arizora. An extended area of high © now centers over the Lake t of maximum pres- White River, Canada. minimum temperature reported from ning and a light frost occurred the vicinity of that station. Temperatures remain high in the north Atlantic coast districts, but are falling in upper New York state and northern New England. Conditions favor for this vicinity cloudy weather followed by fair and half an hour | slightly cooler. “Did ye | emperatures yesterday: mother | sentence said sh are hot.” | 929, Publishers ‘ ndicate | SO DAFT 1 gang oot the nicht * asked a half-wit Davie, said his him can ng near of 42 Duluth this A | ck in | asked his Low | Atlanta 68 an’ if 1| stlantic City .. a dyke she wad hae | Roston e Buffalo y Lauder Chicago n %, Dille Company. | Cincinnati Denve Duluth Hatteras Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis Nantucket Nashville ew Haven New Orlea New Y Norfolk. Va Northfield Pittsburgh Portland. st. Touis said Davie. ES=e At A g Ago Today | union held a meeting last 1t o isiastic 4 of M were recived Me atch is spending the Mas: 1,000 chicks Washington Chapman this week. tor i vy Health and Comfort o« in This Cool Drink tomorrow. is employed beds at Beck- | poles, hauled mountain are ground and fancy was he and ors ury s filter edar cadow n the be attached Cool off with Root Beer. Here's a pure sparkling drink for hot weather. Give the children plenty. 1It’s good for them. Have itin your own home —all you want—80 glasses at 1 cent each, from one bottle. You can get Willlams Root Beer Extract at the grocer's—add water, sugar and yeast—it only o takes an hour to make \ W WILLIAMS' § NooBeer EXTRACT has n heen ranted machine for e silver prizes to be marksmen in the t its sessions here low of the Globe 1 E. A. Bardel were o'clos the They terday wheels spilled uninjured Russell & Er- contested The k ye were . were 1. Corbin aseball honors. n has re- of institute the possession collection of ain o portant jour =N Q On what Switzerland he Aar ). Who said "I propose ght it out on this line if it takes all summer”' 2 [ Itsa T e used by | that makes de stories popu- General Grant in a dispatch to the [lar. People like ud retary of war, after the battle of | Case where the criminal is caught. ottsylvania, May | Q. Who wrot Country Churchyard A ‘Thomas Q. What male swan called? A, The male swan is cob; the female a pen. Q. How many persons lost their lives when the U. 8. 8. Maine sank A. Two officers and 238 enlisted men Greta A seven river is th y of | \ | Renativ y the her Taeat s are people wh the surance W widow - money craving for something new was to 1 hout 1864 | - a| The papers tell who speaks ninc don’t is included in of traffic languages, his Billings count cop but At Elegy in MOVIE EDI : Sha hether the say W are the male and fe- Fabl rapher leave t face pretiy Once there was a photog- | Artist lines in a ma who was enough to character instead of trying 10 mak How tall are Anna Q Garbo and Billie Dove Anna Q. Nils inches; Greta G “That night has a thousar In my 1 eyes (e But one-eyed perhaps. five five foot fe son is with so0 n cars, | rbo WHO'S YOUR FAVORITE? rthelmess, John Ba! 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