New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1929, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DALY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1929 1 k State Department Decides Against | QBBYIST HEYDAY i RUNS INTO TRUCK t Acting As Arbiter In Any Further | AFTER CIVI, WAR i i 0 INBLINDING RAIN Capital Social Precedence Rows o R 7 | ——————— Northern Industrialists Grabbed : 15 "Miracle Cream | Gives New Beauty | Driver Unable to See Big Vehicle war the G. A. R % i | statement escaped many, for the re- T political organi : : t I E Blue Nose Group Lefl‘;.{:xliv?‘?o;cir :"nfnl?;x s l;vlu:gl?;t\y by ‘ Evex‘y[hll]g 1n Slgh[ which was strongly rep Wlfl] nghls OU[ i . . |telephone and letter. B ste the capital, lobbying for de i " i High and Dry for Advlce‘uml social secretary receive the same | i ey e j ; H N M Ruli | response—in effect: | BY RODNEY DUTCHER All accounts agree that the lobby- | Traffic — | — No More ulings Settle it for yourself; the state | NEA Service Wrtier wrmed here during An- three hours 1 An from r f i oty g | department is out of society.” Washington, Oct. 23.—The golder ¢ Johnson administration and . ne £ iy ionharce, copes S e . the most startling beauty dis- L Ty 3 Available Free. covery of the century. It was O;I‘ly Org' Srcdam I found by the famous Felix Th AN i Laroche, world booon The Secret of Crean of Creams b /C £ L is that it actuelly penetrates to risian smetician. A the depths of each tiny pore, + Dead skin, hardened oil, dirt and grime your eyes can not see, af are removed by simple rubbing — age for the lobbyists of Washington | there were many Signs o pa BR"][iE PLANS IN came in the sixties and seventies. | Y. Railroad men and other v 1 Houston S, The northern industrialists had de- | capitalists were still grabbing the of Holyoke, Mass., stroyed the power of the south { public lands. < reads of the Farmington ‘Northern Pacific plundere S | Washington, Oct. 23 (#)—Calls for help socially still come plaintively | f”l,"; e :]‘ A and vainly to the protocol division SR e B R in the into a large t A= of pr of the state department, although fully six months ago—whil ver have public men in 1 the sponsible positions, directing the | noun¢ the tariff lobhy aids. It is called Cream of or massaging the cream into the 4 versy ran high over the o C “ » 0 At I P R ol as “one of the most fert Creams skin of face, ne : R I ; ! 6 i ¢, neck, shoulders, arms ~ presidential hostess—See; v Stim- <G E . 8o says Claude G. Bowers of {he |Age w so qui the skin with a soft cloth, son announced succinctly that his | AII]E]IC&H Hglfleel‘s 12 years following the death of | Efit' New on reLitcoyers Instantly you '“C'i“”"“'y"' subordinates were through with | Lincoln in the introduction to “The nisnt ew charm. A finer skin. freshed. The dry skin becomes [ ministering in social dilem. | Tragic Era.” recently published oners more refined hends, For soft and plient. You will look and A plea for assistance now is fol-| Moscow, Oct. 23 (P—Present-day | Th¢ Jopbyists. o time, of ¢ course, both helped create and took | best hotels advantage of this situation. 'and go hor The King of the Lobby sfon with mor the feelyears younger. Use this treat= ment, recommended by lead beauty experts, for a week 5:3 i you will agree that the secret of ¥ grown slack; quick beauty has been found. 1 tor this astonishing discovery, at one application jcanszs the skiny leaves it velvet smooth; heals; soothes :fter exposure to sun or wind; feeds tissues lowed by an explanation at the de- | Russia offers a splendid partment that, oft there is no | American bridge builde: such thing as 1 precedence | 8ineers in the opinion of among United States officials, and | Moisseiff. one of the builder. end of th money than & nest membe od e - combats blemishes and dry skin, ) ik that determing unofficial rank the |Queensboro —and the Man S \\1:: r‘)ho::w 1’“;,',03{0,] lo ¢ ‘,\_“L # At the time of Johnson's im- and provides a perfect foundo- y!f‘iv".?l ss;: %"Jf‘fi”"f‘;?éi o o | bridges in Ni York, who »eturne: € ¢ e title ing heac tria v e Vo 2 ] 2 hostess must look cleswhere. i ik g‘x of e i g n‘. e Dobbue 10 i : 1ch 1 o w: " tion for your favorite make up. younger day by day, as its vitalize Opening for Arbiter vesterday from a three-weeks survey J aw Jeremiah RBlack 10 Itisa tre Coliisfon on East Street plete skin and beauty ment. Now in this one cream ing cils give new life to hungry, thirsty, starving tissues. Your on Capitol Hill, tried to et the president to send a warship open- | Of bridges throughout European from a distinguished There is in f was a brother of Julia W ing, it is said, for a prot lot so- | Russia, commerci; 1 Black —the exquisite triumph of France friends will note” your improved e is s c G cial arbiter who could tell for a con-| M. Moisseiff, who was engaged by | esg e . to a Caribbe 1 where his —youwillfind allthatisrequired appeerance. pro sideration when to wear a white or |the TRussian goy i AL 1 a on-dollar sl L R Hioniine stapnits studied abroad. dug gold verse and A S ss e the countless, baffling ru- | the Soviet authorities diplomat in Nica Bei mees of social observance . more than $100 s T e a Tren Lobbying Iiven the all-knowing social secre- | construction within culture, he {triel to elevate the An enort political lobby taries would patronize such a referee | Years. A great part toual b hhying bus a profession. or Johnson's for now they ask the state depart- |and technical supervision would “*7HEE il Union League ment. And the only possibility of a come from the United States. made his headquarters in the Ap- ctice | He said existing bridges were in lition, but in adequate for resumption there of the old pr: of offering expert advice—unofficial- Iy and gratis—would seem to be propriations ' rooms ) L the Capitol and at night he enter- nmitt legrams tained royally in a little house A WD ST It tion providing a bureau of [ ey 1 His says in her o BRI TS social information. Such ion | o e e rer nees: o ysical force and the is regarded as beyond the horizon of | “He had an unu anti-Johnzon lobbyists even ma ! yrobability. - reconciling people life miserable for a senator's land o What Congress Is varlance with each lady, believing she had influenc veteran official in the state depart Doing dinners at which he over hir ment whenever they were in a quan- _ | nished occasions to DuningRdebitc Monsthe avpyyap: lary over some fine point of social face political opponents accnstomed | propriation bill in 1568 the notor etiquette, or they went for counsel Wednesday to avoid each other, i unable to | ous Fernando Wood of New Yor b S | s continues fariff debate. | resist the bonhomir Sousht 0 amendment provid lobby committee hea testimony from Con to make them bett ecticut manu- hecame known as th No More Help Available ds. He ! “but no part of the sum appropriat- The state department offered as- of th il be paid to Alexander Dun- t working overtime at it, facturers, lobby. but much mor princa | | or his aileg discovery of a ? L R P T 4 SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY 3 DAY SALE When the butler died, and | Tuesday in his diet, he w s well vers in 1 the secretary of WiHen the brolosol divielonl s ore: [\ Senate Frepublican’ indepen gastronomics, and his m contra to pay Dunbar ; AR b and democrats began reducing wholly original and exce for teach the army his system Theyer's Cream of Creams has been introduced to thousands _ALL Fo R s OO ited, in February, 1928, offic ol et had friendly relations with T of Americen women at §1.50ajar. Now it is evailable to you jLelienE nias D e Senate patronage committee diplomats who were prominent e S in a sensational three dey sale, at $1.00. r T vvw noRicial advlos nissof 1 heard testimony that government the socicly of the cagital T is un 1 today, was received a cial dictation. 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