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New Britain herald., 1922-10-07

HCID--ItII UT NUTIICH 10 TREATMENT has many clerical positions to fill in the department at Washington. Examination Nov. Good salary. Experi- euce unnecessary. Full particulars sent free about positions, examinations. Write Columbia School Creel Service, 4o7 Pope building, Washington. D. c.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-07

SHERMAN COURT, 3O--5 rooms. furnished apartment. All modern Can be had for the winter. Inquire on premises.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-07
Rooms For Housekeeping

FATRVIEW ST i0l-Two furnished rooms Light housekeeping. Private house. Rea- sonable Upstairs bell, 10l Farview St.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-07

WINDOWS CLEANED sn private houses
 offices, and stores. General housework and cleaning from the cellar to the roof. Vacuum work is our speciality. Our rates are the lowest In town. New Britain Win dow Cleaning Co.,, SS West Main 8. Phone SS8,
New Britain herald., 1922-10-07

EASTERN section. Three family house. Everything modern, price SgU00. Watson X Jones, 294 Main St. Tel. 2450, l9 CENTRAL ROW, HARTFORD-My loss, your gain l am determined to sell prop critics 2l1 and 2l7 Carlton St., Bevidere. Win refuse no reasonable proposition. Call, write or telephone Marquardt, IS Central Row, Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-07
Automobiles Wanted

WANTED--Ford cars. I will pay cash for your Ford car. Ford cars for sale on easy terms. James F. Decker, Jr., Room l0e, Professional building. New Britain. Telephone 2786.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-07

SEYMOUR ST,--5 room tenement 1st floor, electric light. Phone 1271. Mrs Rotstin. c,
New Britain herald., 1922-10-07
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Household Articles

SLATER ROAD. s--5 room tenement up- stairs. Electricity, city water and bath. Pbone 1s07-4
New Britain herald., 1922-10-07

TOPS, side curtains and slip-covers made to At your car or repaired Auto bodies | of very description upholstered and re- | paired. Twenty years experience In this | business. J. w Walsh Auto Top & Up- | ering Co.,, POT Elm St., near Sey. | mour St. Phone 2649.
 lvINCELETTE GARAGE-Repairing and overhauling. Rear 168 Arch Street. Tele- , phone S69-13.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-07
AutoS-Taxi Service

TAXI STATlON-Quick. reliable service. Keep these phone numbers in mind. Daytime. 667; night, lS42-3. Louis Miller. |TAXI-Phone 2700 will bring quick. effl-
 cient taxi service to your door.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-07

ROOMS-One or two rooms furnished for fight housekeeping. Gas, electricity. all conyenlences. 1erms moderate. Central lG Prospect St
New Britain herald., 1922-10-07

IMPORTED china, mahogany and other fur
 niture Choice engravings, etc See Mon
 day and Tuesday Drake. 47 Walnut St, KITCHEN STOVE in good condition. Bar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

Yestidday ma was embroidering
I'm mbroidery in her room, saying to
herself. Merscy, sutch scizzers,
they're verse than nuthing at all,
I've bin waiting for that scizzers
grinder TO come erround for munth
and l sippose IL dldent wunt him
he'd be ringing his bell past the
house every day.
Giving me a ideer and this aftir-
noon ma was darning holes out OF
soks and l wawked in her room
saying, Hay ma, do you need eny-
thing sharpened or enything?
o at last, think goodniss. take
these sciZzors down and have an
edge put on them, sed ma. And she
handed me her sciZzors and I took
them down in the bayk yard and
started to sharpin them on the
carving nife sharpener out OF the
aitchin draw. thinking, G.. 1t aint my
fault II she thinks l ment the sciz-
zers grinder l dident even men
ton the scizzers grinder.
Wich l dident, and finished
sharpening the scizzers on the cary
Ing nife sharpener. taking about 20
minnits and being pritty hard werk,
and then / took them up to ma agen
and she sed, Well, at last my sciz-
zers will cut agen, I cant bleeve II.
WITCH she mite not even OF bleeved Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
The Influenza Blues
By NORA COLE SKINNER

molehill OF n trouble looks as big as
a mountain, you think you have a
harder time than anybody, you won
der why your children are the most
trying ones in town, the phone al
ways rings for the wrong number,
the neighbors dogs never stop
barking, all tho automobiles pick
your street to open their mufflers.
you lose patience with everybody
and his wife, and you finally decide
life isn't worth living anyhow and
hope you are going to die.
But you don't die.
After staying in bed during all the
best concerts and lectures and
smartest parties of the season you
get up and no matter what the date,
II is Lent as far as you are con-
cerned, ashes and all-there's not a
thing doing. You see indigo every
where; you have the Influenza
| blues"
Some day they will pass? Maybe.
II you've ever had such an ex-
perience this will strike a chord OF
sympathy. IL you have not, Just
take warning from one who hears
this tale OF woe chorussed on every
side, else somebody will be able TO
say, Il told you So
Those in n position 90 know re-
port they'd rather wrestle with all
the angels in paraside than with one
gripping imp from the lower re-
bgions,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
The Horoscope
Cpt. 1852. by Mcclure Neusps cor -,
wednesday. March % to,,

As'rologers read this as "a, 80
ceedingly doubtful day in plauetsSs
direction. Mercury. Uranus az
Mars are all in mildly aspect
IL IS time for pursuing r,ru..
duties and for avoiding ventures -
every sort. Speculation might he "A
Iecially unfortunate today
During this sway the mind IL
be susceptible 10 influences uakir,
for suspicion, envy ana digcarter,
For this reason II Is wcll 10 maj,.
ia a positive, cheerful attitude a,
mind.
Sad tidings that effect individual.
as well as the national veal a,.
foreshadowed In this direction OF tb.
stars which seems to indicate fs.,
the people should awaken to b.
need OF practIcing thrifts.
Quarrels are to be avoided "a ihi,
time which may be exceedingly ff,.
turhinB 20 the mental cdulibrIum
Under the sinister Influence a,
Mars In unfrlendly power material
standards OF life rule and slI ib,
lower attributes OF man are omBba.
sized
There Is a sign that is road q,
presaging movement of troops ana
some sort OF a military gesture o1t
the part Of tho United states
Riots and Internal troubles Ar.
foreshadowed as part Of the indus.
trial unrest that will be apparent
with the advance Of spring.
The ring OF Mercury and T'rapp,
in the sign Of Pisces is held 20 irli.
cate renewed activity among siu.
dents OF the occult. The Pacific
coast will be most hospitable to all
forms OF physical research.
Again many deaths among noted
persons are forcshadowcd. A world.
famous scientist will end his career.
Women are warned against h3r.
boring too many ambitions. for the
stars as they are pOsitiouod are like.
~ to stir feminine minds to large
enterprises.
Grave crises for Great Britain ara
read by astrologers who prophosv
that the coming summer will be a
period Of severe test for tho govern
ment.
Questionable literature will he put
on the market in this country and
England, IL the stars arc read
Alright.
Persons whose birthdate lt Ia nav
meet with deception and experience
many small annoyances during the
year, which should be a successful
| one.
Children born on. this day ara
likely 10 be imprcssionahle and
emotional, but well endowed with
talents. Eyentful careers await
| them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
RETURNING HOME.

Secretary Weeks OF the war portfolio has is-
sued orders for tho American soldiers on the
Rhine TO return home as fast possible the
movement to bo complete by the first or the
fiscal year,
This means that by July !, I922 three years
after tho close of the war Uncle Sam will have
sreturncd home from his unhappy adventure
abroad Surely there win be no division OF
sopnlon concerning the wisdom OF this order, no
reluctance to Joining in celebration OF the
great event IT, IN the meantime, the pending
treaties can be ratified, tho country may with
frcasonable certainty feel that an epoch has
3been closed ana leave TO tho Just historian 20
say whether or not the epoch was happy or un-
HAPPY.
3 Looking back over tho last four years we
6seom to be viewing IN retrospect a halt-century
4ot history We find upthrustng themselves
landmarks which are not only foreign to our
traditions but presenting the aspect of omens
Cor vast evu. It seems utterly impossible that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
Just Folks
now LITTLE WI KNOW.

How little we know, you and !.
How llttlo we know OF what's known
suppose all our people should die
And We should hc lett all alone,
And "a new race should spring into birth,
Could we teach them the ways OF this earth?
We could tell them Of marvellous thing
OF ships that nave flown in tho air,
or the wireless which Every day brings
Its message of JOY or despair
We could tell we had motors to run,
But not how the marvcls were done.
We could say men went down I'm tho sea
And talked with the men on the land,
We could tell them OF what used to be-
\ light with the touch OF hand,
We could boast OF tho marvels OF now,
But what IL they questioned US "how?'
We know that tho phonograph sings;
We know, for itS common today,
Whenever the telephone rings
That people viii hear what We say;
But II we were LETT here alone
Gould we tell them the "how" OF the phone?
our civilization Is not
stored deep in the brains Of the few,
by the Toll OF the many It's wrought
II Is all men have learned to do.
| Ana only the many could save
| rms age from obliylons grave.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

then If she had of knew who sharp
ened them aud wat they was sharp
enCd on, and she handed be H. cents
saying Heers the money Wich I
was quick going out with Il and ma
scd. Wait. wait a minuit. wy these
scizzers are all scratched up.
they're n site, they're ruined, / never
saw sutch looking things, wy watts
the matter with that scIzzers
grinder?
Nam Wat scizzers grinder? I
scd, and ma scd. Didcut you Jest
bring these up from the scizzers
grinder? and | sed, Nam! No man,
did them myself. and me sad sod,
Wat? and l sed, didcnt say euy-
thing about eny scizzers grinder, YOU
cant say l mentioned eny scizzcrs
grinder, I sharpened them on the
carving nife thing.
Wich ma gave me . fearse cracks
and made me- wawS all the way TO
the hardware store 20 have them
sharpened over agen and wouldent
even give me cent for going.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
TUE SUPREME COURT GAS DECISION.

Tho decision OF the United states supreme
court in tho oklahoma gas case is heartcnlng,
The theory sustained by tho court, that the
state OF oklahoma has right to base rates on
tho pressure maintained, carried to its ulu-
mate appears to clearly establish the right OF
tho state TO fix rates at an times without con-
sulting the federal TRIBUNALS
While there Is no direct bearing on tho case
now pending in the federal courts, as direct
consequence OF which the people are laborlng
under 62-ccnt ratc--a rate that IL, we be-
lteve ndcfcnslblc, we are OF the opinion that
indirectly tho recent decision win affect the
question, We hope to the question Of gas
rates left absolutely TO the jurisdiction OF state
tribunals. II the states have any vcstige OF
sovereign rights left under the constant ag-
grtssons OF federal authority, this question
must be included among them.
It appears to The world that some progress
has been made az a result Of this decision. POS
sibly It will not be long now until we can know
for certainty just whore state authority ends
and federal authority begins II state may
not with exact fnality say how purely state
the citizens of the state then the time has come
when We should cease all assembling and pro-
claim tho fact that tho government has un-
dcrgono complete change and such a thing as
plunged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
TOuChStOneS of Success
INTUITION, IMAGINATION, DAUNTLEss
COURAGE.
rom 'Touchstones Of suco u.s." Copyright by
Nlr Publishing Company.
by DAVID BELASCO New York City.
nra ,natI, Authnr md T'hcotrig,l NIarngnr

by DAVID BELASCO, New York City.
Dramatic Author and Theatrical Manager
Hardly a day passes but someone asks me
the secret OF success. l can only say that its
essentials are intuition, magnetism and ntelli-
gcnCc one Of the greatest pleasures OF my life
Is in taking raw material and developing and
moulding IT, / do this more for the pleasure
OF the work than for the results attained. TO
me 1t Is a delight to play on the human emo
tons; to watch the bud OF imaginatlon expand
and the innate hut dormant gifts awaken and
como to life. | like to reach into the very
soul, TO play on the scnsihilities and to bring
out all that is best in the individual
Were this not true--did not enjoy the hard
work OF training promising material for the
stagc-l would never do tho hard work re-
CURED. The results attained are not always
worth the effort to one who does not truly like
the task
There are a great many applicants for posi-
tlons in my companies. | see as many OF them
az | can and usually | reach a decision within
few moments. | notice the tone OF the voice,
the carriage, the expression OF the face when
talking or smiling: the manner of sitting down
and getting up; the readiness with which re-
piles are made to questions All OF these mat
ters help me to reach decision, though am
guided more by intuition than by any tangi-
Bile reasons
But to develop and progress In the theater or
anywhere else one must have the temperament
that will allow no obstacle TO stand in the
way, to be daunted by no m fortune. cast down
by no difficulties and one must always have
Imagination enough TO the goal of success
ahead and keep striving to attain IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22


pellatiou of grip" aud "flu."
or all the known category OF hu-
man Ills, you can suffer most and
seemingly have the least sympathy
with the above and therefore 1t Is
the most to he avoided.
Yet you can't avoid it--except to
keep your system in tone. for some
of the little germs, It seems, re
lurking around every corner, In
every picture show. in ali the
churches, In everybody's homes, In
every osculation of your sweetheart
(married or single), and 1t doesn't
pay to worry about 1t. or to stay at
home. or stop osculating on account
81 II. Just keep up your courage,
pray that you are lucky and so
ahead.
But 10 YOU aren't lucky enough to
escape, get yourself into your downy
bed and stay covered up until you've
went your last weep, Coughed your
last cough and sneezed your last
sneeze. That Is the only way 10
get back to normally within the life
Of n generation, 80 years, TO be axact.
otherwise you will find yourself in
that impossible condition where
you've lost your grin and we Won
def If that's why the ailment ~
called that?
a.. And the grin you keep on yourself
Is very important.
There was one case that because
OF complications became too serious
to Joke about. For two nights not
| a member of the family left the hos
pital, sitting az near tha closed door
| that led to the bedside OF their
| lS-year- love as permitted, eN-
pectlng momentarily TO be told tho
| worst. But time passed and she
| held out. and she grew better, and
| SHE got well, and when the first turn
/ came on the road to recovery the
doctor was asked by interested
! friends on the street II she'd get well
| and he said:
"Of course she will. You can't
kill a spunky. wlry little girl with al
her nerve. But | didn't save her
she saved herself. She kept hei
grip"
But the other kind OF grip you
don't want TO keep.
You boil one minute, you freeze
the next and YOU have the grouche'
both and all the time, Every little
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
Barometer of Public Opinion
"OuR nOYso ARR Nor oTHE LECION.n

"OUR BOYS ARE NOT "THE LEGION"
Perhaps the greatest pity Of tho bonus affair
Is that it has forced the country TO cease
thinking OF its soldiers as individuals and COM
PEELED II now to think OF them only In terms OF
an organization. Pershiug's army was an or
sanitation; its members were clothed I'm uni
forms to the precise end that individuality be
submerged But we never thought OF that
army as a machine; we always thought OF 1t
in human terms, In terms OF individuals. We
always spoke OF the boys We do not cali
the returned soldiers "the boys" today; we call
them the legion, and I'm the difference this love
and sympathy, this gratitude and admiration
which the bonus propagandists are forever
calling on, somehow seeps out But when all
is said and done how many arc there left Of
us who are free TO throw stones at the soldiers
organization? Who OF US is not affiliated" as
we term g. with one group or another. Joined
together, organized" for the accomplishment
Of ends apart from those OF the general COM
munity? The soldiers are organized yes. But
the women arc organized. The farmers are or
ganized Tho workmen are organized the
capitalists are organized - ah, how small a
value we seem any OF us to set now on that
freedom OF the individual, that right to be con-
sidered particular human being. which above
all else the fathers OF the republic did strive to
achieve for us! We seem willing to sell il 10
tho first organization" which promises a good
priee.-Bcston Nillager,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

At the moment this Is written The world
knows not the result of tho primary election.
Nevertheless II feels safe IN saying that the
country Ia saved. Now that u is over. and the
result known, the thing Is not half az mo-
mentous as 81 seemed tho day previous. Tulsa
Is 10 endure, prosper and wax strong. That Is
surely enough 10 cause congratuauon. And
everybody has sim another guess coming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
Bnhr Named for Island.

NEW YORK --- A child born on
Ellis island to Mr.. and Mrs. Filippi
Quattrocchi has been christened
Maria Glacoma Ellis Quattrocchi,
taking the name Of Ellis after her
birthplace. The parents of the in
fant are detained at the immigra-
tlon holdover, pending an appeal
from deportation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
Oklahoma Outbursts

There Is just one consolation We have, It is
either too wet or too dry to make garden.
Tho usual number Of people who ala not vote
are coming forward to express their dsappruval
Of tho candidates nominated
Another thing which has aroused our curiosity
IL why a tulsa lady lost her parts OF speech and
IL The ethical doctors had anything TO do with it.
The girl on South Main says she IL rather
backward In her disposition, ana this is prob
ably tho reason she feels so much like peach
bud.
California will soon be better known FOR It's
hung jurics than for it's climate. You can just
bet that California IL going to protect It's best
drawing cards.
They arc getting 40 many. jewels in Vinlta.
the society ladies' are demanding that the city
give up its sulphur water and seek less dis
colorng liquid in the Grand river.
Tulsa woman says she does not know
whether 1t was the presence OF her HUSBAND or
the static conditions OF the air which prevented
her answering an important radio message the
other evening.
An Atchlson Kama editor says the "dear'H at
the beginning OF A. letter does not mean any
thing Glad to know H. for we. have been for
months trying to reach the same conclusion and
couldn't.
Those candidates who were defeated can con-
sole themselves with the thought that It was
not because Of their lack OF ability. but that
they did not conform to the ladies' idea Of
form aud beauty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
Can Bank Even n Penny

LOGAN, Ohio -- More than one
thousand students in local schools
are learning to sbe thrifty through
a campaign launched by the banks
ana the educational institutions
here. The three Logan banks have
agreed to take care of the savings
OF the students, even though they
amount to only a penny.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
Wild Deer Protected.

COLUMBUS-A. c. Baxter chief
OF the division of fish and game i9
calling attention to the fact that a
number of deer are at largo IN
Ohio. He also gives out the warn
ing that It is unlawful 10 kill deer
in this state, except deer privately
owned and kept in nm enclosure,
and that the penalty for hunting or
killing q wild deer in Ohio Is from
$25 to $500. and all yiolators will
be severely prosecuted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
Kniscr,s Aid Dies Poor.

ONTARIO. Collaboration that
Baron Georgenyon Rochow of this
city, formerlyV a member of the
military escort of ex-Kaiser Will
helm, left an estate valued at less
than 500 was made In a petition
for letters of administration filed
by j. B. Hanna, public administra-
tor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

Just as "a rose
by a n v other
name would smell
as sweet" so IL
you have that
satanic disease
that has gone the
rounds of late. 1t
IS just al dlabolic
called by the
fanciful names of
ia grippe" and
Influenza" as by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

]. A. Lewis, of st. Louis, Mo,
who started his career as an office
boy, has been elected president or
the Republic National bank, one or
the largest financial institutions OF
bat pity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

Senator Borah has discovered another mares
nest In the Pacific pact The Idaho senator is
a past master at seeing things
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

Philosophy is a poor substitute
for a square meal.
Modesty will never come back
until II becomes the style.
To slnd truth, listen 20 both sides
ana then split the difference.
When You go anywhere and want
a good time, take it along with you.
One OF woman's biggest mistakes
is thinking that emotion is sound
logic.
A fleshy woman gets much conso-
lation in seeing another woman
fleshicr still.
Hez Heck Says:
you're not old till YOU admit
that you amt as much account as
you used to be-"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

Another thing which has aroused our curiosity
IL why Tulsa lady lost her parts OF speech and
IL the ethical doctors had anything to do with IT,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

There is just one consolation we have. II is
either too wet or too dry to make garden.