New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1930, Page 9

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1920. Clinging Trees phenomena were noted Black yon of the Colo- Mar surprised to see Shooting the rapids of the Colo- to the of An ho into v caw first white b e 80 their use was abandoned. Finally ‘n'lf)” resolution urgi discontinu ne D & should realize that neither the 2 9 P tion Against English. = ; 10N | and on deserts in close association | looking first gust 21 (UP)—There The outlook in r reaches of t their g . . |“a young Turk, k Hijoly, Situation In India Becomes More | o8 brovent o managa ther. The = % 1 camels frightened the mules and ~ Strained As Resilt of Arrests | | JRADD CANVON ] C 1 v . (e y wers lurnl:l mteie anfi prosper- d eir wi state, Eventually | (s First White Child {o Cruise P petnere qmnc fout which Severity of Penalties Given |- [ ' ance of tk « 1 disobedience am- Offenders Provokes Hin- |paign A contorence of Indian 1oai- [ers with the viceroy, Lord Irwin advocated by the par |rado River from above the Boulder | (;eoq clinging ight crevices C: & 5 G rt, e c 1 i - a - o5 ar as( 1"‘?1\.‘\““1;5};;:\: Jeport, o bo ”\‘-ijfx with wild v"v(“nll makes 2nd co- | wind ould them over. [t s o e semed Lone Girl Scout of W “that. sions o iner of bitter ¥ i ety 3 try and to, cross L:M :‘ recent days bet In- Eeninsuliglctioer e e independence ind the als horses however and proved unruly | India, supporting the liberal feder- P l w t zas 2nd Bdetubiad dus to Increased Activity |* A Sdvacaied by the pans i 1cc said the government| Dam. eamp! at night in canyor ; T o hundred up the cliffs, (World Copyright, 1330, U had drifted It said: child ever i sibl low root cen the = r the dir or oftic bedience tion making trip. who | It accompanied b; Hon of thie gz Cor t this point she | er for pre- | indicatc Great Britaii The bitterness the diary she ha jonal submitted to Girl Headquarters, “The so decp here that if it to stand the Washing t on urface of (he ¢ would not reach to has 1 arouscd largely by the drastic measures the government has felt combat the owmg independe spirit. The announcement of court martial senten Sholapur disturbed mill town ) miles sou ness was off 60 cast of here, especially added to the| A a result of ugly s of ex- Indians’ resentment | cesses at Sholapur, the Indian mer- The members and adherents of | chants' chamber phed 1 the congress were particularly an-|viceroy demanding a publ gered by the heavy sentences given | headed by a high court ju h o . Ao ) APREES BRI tetD: under the martial law demand was to “inquire into the| 3 Bigliofadded folie wolinNlilady Sholapur to the president whole affair, including excesses of | s knowledge of the region retary of the congress committee | the military regime vith their memories of the stirring there. They were vep five and The Nationz hir iele t had once existed, Brigont tispativelys p e Colorado River s of 2.000 and 100 rupees steamboat traffic about § and $1.505). The con- S gress leaders claimed their one of- fense during the riots recently was tq display congress flags The summary regulation No under which they cons reads: “No person shall display congress flag or similar emblem likely to prejuc it any act safety or mislead, hamper or pretend 1o ¢ perform- Eoulder Dam kere. This d for one snak hundred miles.” -killing dog, and e who ate only fisn were encountered, as vell as hermits, trappers and ferry stor an- venturer's imes that print- the most ey passed down t turoulent |4 county s m the as they sped their once hrenberg. ous shipping gold hat was mine now presents to ted sircets and a pop. Mexicans were cted any or three PRINARY BATTLE Miss Gladys Pyle Deleated at (. 0. P. Convention perforin duties nomi ed by constituted au The secretary of the congress coin- mittee also was tried and convicted VIII, providing no pe neglect or disohey any n or order, or obstruct her mother took turns rty of four ventured ous w land w 7 had ever ced all the = ages, qua ud volcanoes and heat rationing t ge unscathed fter a three day snow- insenada, Meaico, the las Boys Given Flogging Ve e martial fou old bhors to Wwhipping—three 10 15 strokes and one to 10—ar h gress fu ced sentences of experier e desert, n olunteers the sto result of mot a young e slarado T LONE SCOUT MARY s a was tion to Wa bay, owing to the cl had run last in k exchange, cotton mark 1 After hange, cotton brok Miss Pyle soon lost lelegates selected Gre His decisio o on the ballot against congr tested from the mproved t Sentiment Spre. i of the Swara FOR BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS b e ANTI-KNOCK L40O° F. 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M O o t ate of 4 ; . t is d mes will this in INLAST PHASEY p Furniture Gathered By Recluse Whose Bride Re- fused Him at Last Moment. that g school nter its la hom: upon movement s, complete PARFNTS URGED T0 FIND TALENT Must Not Try to Choose Voca- tions for Children ward ) tro aceordanc by the of had asked the Frenct mand first Of the t ne stated that the cveral times to cations of delegates French commander nal congrese ller pla re warn- would corps orders to 1 h . i mainder of and 1 purpose sociations he xaid i and ad- four sources ot ‘W their chil- President in Control of Honan Province Towns and Kaise to arrang: 28 RILLED IN WRECK offic dren ic JOSEPH BORGOGELLT lie abed Franklin School Champion iren toward jisrespect of arelessness Ma (UP)—A be avoided,” entrate among ol. 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