New Britain herald., 1919-10-24

receive vast admiration abroad FACTS AND RANCHES. 1
 The three R's run all through life at 25 you think of romance, at 45 Of the rent and at 65 of your rheu- mat'sm. m.-Schcnectady Union.
 Nothing will give the president more pleasure som etime than to sub- init to a cross examination by Sena- tor Moses for the purpose of testing his cerebral functions. ngticld Republican.
 President William Howard Taft (of the general conference of Unitarian Church Socictes) has just been re- elected again. without a bit of both CT from, the third term issuc.--Man- chester Union.
 Millions of our Workmcn are un- able to read or write English. Tine only informatio they get regarding tho laws of this country it's justice, it's liberty, it's oppOrt unity. is from hearsay or through the medium of d foreign language press. Naturally, they are the easy prey of dangerous agtators. The big task confronts us of Am cricanizing this great mass It is d task which calls for good judG- mont, patience and untiring energy. Moreover, immigration should he so regulated as 10 avoid further increase of the evil. Amsterdam Recorder Clemenccau will not be a candidate
 
 ment. He ought 10 return to literary
 work and write for the benefit of pos terity the story of the peace confer encc as seen from the insidc.-Roch ester Democrat and Chronicle. Five years from now Bolshevism will be but like the bad odor that clings around d broken gasoline jug. This is in way Of prOphCrN--Dut-- make a note of it.--Hudson Rcpubli- can. When Secretary Lansing says "the status of the League of Nations is confusing," he merely confirms what the man in the street has long known.--New York Telegram. The American people feel ;I tender ness for the Armenians and would be glad to help them achieve independ- cnce and security. But there is little proba biIity that congress or the country will ever sanction a thCatri- l cal enterprise like the acceptance of a ceNatious and troublesome trustee ship Cor Constantinoplc or Turkish Anatolia.-- New York Tribune. The Washington state lumber workers, members Of the l. W. w. who have called strillc are report ed to have included in thcir demands the release of all "class war prison crs'' and the imm ediate withdrawal of troops from Russia. Their employ CTS will find it rather difficult to com- ply.-Springfcld Republican.
 Yesterday, at 2:55 on the New York stock exchange, the first series Lbcr- l ty bonds, bearing only three and one half per cent. interest. were selling at 1O0.2O. And, as in Hawaii, they go- ing higher. Those who bought them should wear a Fbroad smilc.--GloVcrs- | vile Leader Republican.
 With the BOShcViki and other rad l ical factions of socialists fighting each other the world can take courage at the thought that it will make the job l of ridding our globe Of it's greatest l menace the Higher. May the days of peace and sanity be hastcned.-War wick Advertiser.
 France is now officially at peace 1 with Germany, but she still unchain5 ! th~ dog O nights when she goes to 1 bed.-WatCrtOwn Times.
 The Sugar Equalization Board must l have capitalized the supply as the hills l and valleys are cqualizcd.-Albany | Journal. 1
 The dcmobilizatjon of the French l and American armies has been com plcted. but the Wartime Prohibition Act seems 10 be permanently in 1 the scrvice.-NcW Haven Journal co Irier.
 The hope of the country is that the ! White House conference will result ir splitting differences instead of split ting hairS.--A ArkanSaS Gazette.
 Following the Omaha affair, the Hun may wonder why the people of this nation made so much fuss about his dcprcdations in Eelgium.-- Detroit Journal.
 Shortage of housing acrommo modr- tions in the city may ultimately drive many back to the farms, and thus prove a blcsslls s.-.\lbany Journal.