New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1930, Page 20

NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1930. those abominable contraptions.” | of that. And she had insisted that [the terrible spiritual poverty of She reached for a little Swi engaged to the giri! EERMAN A”TH”R } American life is given twe hours 1l anc it sharpl, d brought Mary Lou down respite during the morning hours of “You clear awa i | t to his aunt that he knew | | sunda | \, 7/ to Miss Pitts. Then to i at least one mice girl, but he never | The scene that will remain in Hol- | = « A with me. I'll take you | b ended her to think that he [;AUSTIE flN U 8 ‘mhu s mind forever, rts, and | rou d show you the garden.” |w s. Hs he told her a r which he knows lel any- | herington talked volubly | dozen times ¢ had no inten- | )\ e e e, # H | parson blessing the usher eir | and seem=>3 ! tion of 3 g ? S S B S e e e Sy Churo M oreRDominiantEesesk e e e By (s i IR AT S L Some time later, | but to no 2 : | out to gnh.rm the mhrnu, \ \ ored ¢ 1dor € some tomato=s, | final v would laugh 1,\mr'ruu1 faces i am-ordmg to Holi ed suddenly: at the mere s 3 P | scher, that of the Negro. “The Nr‘—‘ are you playing | * 3 see,” had besn | Berlin, July 15 (A—Prosperity and ‘gro and will always ain a for- W, or are you 1 n's reto: “My | prohibition, or rather its evasi eign element in America's body poli- X 1 e up, I tell you."” are the two pilla upon which |tic,” he says. Sports and athletics, | knew f X American civilization rests, in the he asserts, e the most potent judgment of Arthur Holitsche fcrces in Americanizing the immi- | man author globe trotter, is | grant ma: st book, “Revising Americ Holitscher picked Col. Lindbera? 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