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«>- HUSTON eOMPLAINS First Picture of the King of Italy on His ViSt in Earthquake Zone OF UNJUST a t t a c k ------t' . ' • . Quits Head of G. 0. P. N a -| R H ,| .IflN L O S S American and Mexican Cities tional Committee — Says] Once Noted Athlete of Same N ^ e Swept by His Successor Will Be n r i i r r a r a n Jumps to His Death Torrential Rains— Streets Free From Opposition. RELIEF AFAR New York, Aug. 7.—Edwin J; told police card found in bis pdeket. Flooded to Depth of Eight Washington, Aug. 7.— (AP) — Clapp, former financial writer and The note was left on a table in tbe apartment he had recently vacated. Claudius H. Huston, of Tennessee, Farm Beard to Extend Credit Olympic hurdler, more recently em Feet — Many Houses resigned today as chairman of the (Jlapp was a Yale graduate and ployed by William C. Durant, auto in 1915 was a member of the Olym Republican National committee and to Stricken Farmers; Rail mobile manufacturer, committed pic hurdling team. He was author Swept Away— Forty Per in a formal statement asserted “no suicide today by jumping from the of ‘"The Port of Boston” zmd several man in politicsd life has ever been 13th floor of a Fifth avenue apart books on economic and financial sub subject to more unjust and unwar roads to Transport Cattle Visiting the devastated towns of his stricken coun trymen. King Victor Emanuel here is pictured as he ment hotel where until recently he jects. Until two years ago be was sons Reported Missing; ranted attacks.’’ entered the earthquake-tom vicinity of Lacedonia on the course « f his tour through south-central Italy im haAbeen a tenant. a financial writer on the New York Huston presented his resignation to New Feeding Places. mediately after the disaster. The king, in uniform, is shown at the right, in the foreground. With him Clapp, who was 49 years old, left American. Since then, an official of Believe Death List Will Be to a meeting of the party’s execu are members of his official party and leading citizens of the district This is the first photo to reach this a note reading: “Good bye. Sue. I Durant Motors said, he had been em tive committee and made public his coimtry showing tha Italian monarch on his tour of the quake zone, which resulted in many personal recom have killed myself. Nobody is to ployed by Durant and gave some of statement before the meeting was Washington, Aug. 7.— (AP) — mendations for reliqr measures. blame but me. I am crazy.” his time to William Randolph Much Larger. Hearst. over and his successor chosen. Preparations to extend relief io the He was identified by a two months ' He said his withdrawal would “give the organization an opportun drought suffering nation went on Nogales, Ariz., Aug. 7— (.AP) -— ity of selecting a leader free from apace today under, the directioh of BOOKIE RECEIVES BETS A toorrent of water that swept the present factional opposition, and President Hoover wnlle reports BIG UQUOR CARGO IN A ROLLING OFFICE through toe Mexican and American will permit me without embarrass GOLD OUR ONLY ______. SENATOR HEFLIN "during into government agencies border cities of Nogales early today ing others, to pursue a course that indicated the possibility of damages Whiting, Ind.; Aug. 7.—(AP) will insure in the minds of the Re approaching the-blUion dollar mark ONGARBAGESCOW —A. book-maker’s shop on left four known dead,-forty missing publicans of the country my right to unless rains fall soon. IN COUNCILS ABOUT WAR wheels, equipped with a low HURT IN CRASH and a scene of confuaioin which led their continued esteenS and confi With nothing but local showers wave radio receiylng set and police to believe at least 25 persons dence.’’ indicated by the Weather Bureau complete series of racing, charts “As heretofore announced,’’ Hus had lost their lives, Tbe bodies of for the suffering Sections in the im $100,000 Worth of Booze has beep confiscated. three women were found on the ton said, “I have determined to re mediate future, the Farm Board was SARDINES SOLVE William Schrader, 40, operator tire as chairman of the Republican America's Wealth What Auto Hits Pole to Avoid stud3dng a possibility of extending JOBLESS PROBLEM of the "Rolling Book” 'was ar Mexican side of toe line and the national committee. substantial credit to live stock amd Discovered on City's Boat; rested in his automobile as be body of a man was discovered n«ar “For a life time I have been a cotton farmers through emergency was accepting bets. Truck — None in Party the banks bridge on toe American member and an active worker in the Makes Other Nations inierpretation of the Federal mar A search was begim for a side. None was identified. Republican Party. I have never keting account Vast Schools of Tiny Fish Sud “bootleg” radio station which “Many houses ^haye t>een swept sought office or reward in any form. Secretary Hyde, hastening back Take Notice, Says Naval denly Appear on Spanish police said the gamblers ap Seriously Injured. 0 away,” the Mexican police report^, It was with a desire to promote its from the west, planned a conference Coast— 500,000 Baskets Al parently had set up for travel- success and that of the administra with the President immediately upon “and forty persons are missing.” Expert at Conference. ready Taken. New York, Aug. 7—(AP) —Two *^ing “bookies” since they have One hotel and sixteen Mexican tion that, upon the urging of party his return today. Assurances reach Decatur, Ala., Aug. 7.— (AP) — leaders, I agreed to accept the Department of Sanitation employes been fotced to close down in the homes on toe Sonora side were re ed the President that the railroads Vigo, Spain, Aug. 7.— (AP)— Calumet region. United States Senator J. Thomas chairmanship. I realized that this will co-operate with the government were dismissed, another was fined 30 ported by toe police there to have Williamstown. Mass., Aug. 7. - - Sardines today temporarily — ------course involved many sacrifices and in seeking relief to the. farmers, on days pay, and two more were exon Heflin of Alabama, suffered bruises been swept away. They did no^ in ortier to service more effectively, (AP)—The United States will go to solved the unemployment prob and cuts and a sprained wrist near know how many persons were in the suggestion being the free transpor lem of this fishing port. Vast erated at a department trial today I withdrew from active business. the next limitation of armament here today and three members of hotel. A. C. Villasenor, chief ®f tation of live stock to more favor schools of them suddenly ap growing out of discovery of $100,- police, said his officers reported hitv>- ’’ Was Persecuted able feeding grounds. conference in 1935 with less influ EX-CONGRESSMAN his party were cut and bruised as “When I became chairman, I ex peared on the coast, swarming 000 worth of liquor on a city garb their automobile crashed into a tele ing seen several bodies floating pected to bear philosophically the ence than she ever had in such a for miles in almost solid masses, age scow. phone pole to 'avoid striking a down toe street. PLAN OUTLINED gathering if she acceeds to the more fish at one time than the Screams of Women usual burden of criticism and abuse Washington, Aug. 7.— (AP.)— The men dismissed were Inspector hea'vily laden log truck that drove that has come to be recognized as movement now on foot to imder- oldest Inhabitants could recall. OPERATED STILL onto a highway from a side road. Originating from a hea'vy rain in Carl Williams, ¥'arm Board mem Half a million baskets have Weilter Lestrange, who was in toe Santa Rita mountains, toe flood the penalty attaching to high places ber representine cotton, outlined to build tonnage permitted her by the charge of the garbage dump the Not Badly Hurt in American politics. Almost imme been taken. The canneries have Senator Heflin and his party wera water rushed do^m toe valley and day a plan by which the board may London treaty. Rear Admiral Ar reopened and are operating at night customs agents raided the inundated toe lower portions of toe diately a persistent campaigp of thur P. Hepburn, said today. scow there, and Joseph Miller, a brought to Decatur in a passing bus [\ persecution was instituted for the be able to extend aid to drought capacity. All of those without international city, particularly the stricken farmers through the Graia Admiral Hepburn, chief of staff sweeper at the dump. ^ Manuel Herrick Arrested and three of them were transferred purpose on injuring my effective jobs are either catching or to ambiUances and taken to a hospi Mexican side, five to eight feet. of the United States fleet and mem The n^an ^ied 30 days’ pay was ness. Stabilization Gorporation. , packing sardines. tal. The Senator, however, went to The screams of women arose ‘Tf the existing seed distribution ber of the American delegation at Inspector Andrew W. Mulrain, who above toe roar of toe flood as toe “The attack was directed general the London naval conference, ad Red Handed by Dry a hotel where a physician attended ly against the Republican Party and agencies or .other,business men and was in charge of the dump when the him. water qriickly surrounded toe homes farmers in any stricken communi dressed the limitation of armament scow was brought in zifter dumping of sleeping residents. Eye witnesses the administration, but as chairman conference at the Institute of Poli Others injured are:* I became the main target isf abuse ty, county, district 'or state," he CAPE COD FIRES a load of garbage at sea. He ad Agents in Maryland. J. Thomas Heflin, Jr., toe Sena said infants in their cribs were and of a whispering campaign with tics. mitted tlmt be fallqd to Inspect it on tor’s son; who has a deep cut on toe swept; into toe flood. Adobe struc- (Oontlaaedv«a'Fhffq Asserting that the nations of the ibHarrival.... i -... 'tures-CFui^led as toe flood under its usual accompa^nKhA:.^. of world do not "see eye to ey^' with hoods. 'The 'subsequent 'evidence es The paen exonerated were Philip Washington, Aug. 7.— (AP) — mined them. the United States being unable to Ghlenti and .William GiUis, captain ’The twin cities, standing in the tablished the fact that there was imderstand her “abandonment of Manuel Herrick, former representa no truth in these charges. ' and mate of another city scow neck of a bottle-shaped valley, shar the infant League of Nations on the which was towed in about 800 feet tive from Oklahoma,, was arrested ed the flood’s fury .but toe Mexican Charges Refuted HOOVER CHAUFFEUR European doorstep,” her failure to ■. 5"*^ ^ f V s V . “Every accusation made by the behind the one later raided. They yesterday by prohibition agents in section was believed toe hardest hit. respond to the appeal for national said the night was so dark they Flood •water stood six feet deep in Senate (lobby) committee was so security and her attitude on other Thought Under Control, St. Mary’s county, Maryland, on a completely refuted that its final re could not see what was going on International street, toe thorough A CAREFUL DRIVER world questions. Admiral Hepburn aboard the scow ahead. charge of operating a, still. fare of picturesque shops whiqh port to the Senate charged no Officers who made toe raid in toe wrongdoing and the opposing party, said: Blazes ^art at Many divides toe two cities, ( “If we fail to take the parity and eaxly morning said Herrick was The flood waters followed m since that time, has found np ad other ratios for which we strove at operating the still at the time of vantage in pursuing me further. stream bed, vmusually dry, which London, they will not understand Points— Villages in Paths. his arrest. He v^as taken to.Balti rtms between toe . towns. Though - “I am conscious of my own in F. H. Robinson Has Had No that. ’They will not credit it to our THREE S IS T E S DIE more and placed in jail pending a tegrity. I have never been accus International street toe dry bed is desire for peace and America will hearing. covered with, concrete, forming a tomed to grive ground under fire. go to the next limitation conference Herrick, a farmer and cattle tunnel Incapable of carrying flood “Every personal inclination I Accidents Piloting Four Plymouth, Mass., Aug. 7— (AP)— in 1935 with less influence than she Forest and scrubland fires, which INAUTOACCDENT raiser from the “Cherokee Strip” in waters. have is to fight this ' thing to a ever had in such a gathering.” Oklahoma was elected , to Gongrress Forcing itself tiirough toe timnel finish, especially in view of the un for several days have swept over Presidents. Our Only Weight many miles of Cape Cod, today burn from the Eighth Oklahoma District toe water spbuted high, drenching fair tactics that have been employ America’s only weight in world ed vrith renewed fury in widely during the “Harding Ismdsllde” in many large buildings. ’The flood ed, and it i^ on that account that I councils on questions of armament separated places. Thousands of vol- 1920. He was defeated for renomlna- ripped torou ^ adobe structures, have delayed my present action im- All School Teachers— Were Washington, Aug; 7 — (AP) — lies in her wealth and her ability to imteer and municipal firefighters, tion in 1922 but in bis two years stripping toeih of everything move- til now. indulge herself in any degree of wearied by their efforts to save ll'ves here his eccentricities kept him able. “In the past it has been the policy President Hoover can reasonably expect to complete his years in the armament that appeals to her, he and property, reorganized their Returning From Atlantic prominently before the public. Still Raining of the -party leaders to maintain a (icclstirGd* forces to fight the battle on new Comes To Capital The water wall bore down upon solid front when under the enemy White House without an automobile accident despite his extensive motor Admiral Sir Herbert Richmond lines. After his defeat he came back to Sen. Tom Hemn toe sleeping cities ahead of a rain fire, but as this has not been the K. C. B., former president of the City Vacation. storm when toe storm struck, rain policy in the present c&se, I have travel. What appeared to be the most Washington and recently has been His chauffeur, Francis H. Robin Royal Naval War College of Great serious blaze today was reported living near C€difornia, Md., about fell in sheets. At 7 a. m., it still son; hEia. been driving presidents forehead and minor cuts and . was pouring down. (Continued on Page Thfee.) from Carver. Breaking out about 80 miles from toe Caplt^. bruises. since the first automobile was (Continued on Page Three.) dawn this fire swept over a front a Pleasantville, N. J., Aug. 7— (AP) Officers who took toe former I The deluge held toe cities in its Walter Brown, of Washington, a J grip for 'more than three hops. At bought for the White House in 1910 half-mile in .vridth. The viUages of —^Three sisters of,^ Lilly, Pa., school Representative into custody Said he member of toe staff of toe Fellow and has never had an accident. Un was living alone in a one room I 7 o’clock International street and South Carver and North Carver teachers In Western Pennsylvania, ship Forum, cuts on toe temple and less the law of averages works were not many rhiles from it. shack near the still and had been, many side streets still were filled were killed at English Creek cross cheek. from curb to curb, and debris was CAP. HAWKS BREAKS against him, he says he never ex BRITAIN KEEPS U P , Firefighters, who had fought In working as a boiler tender and' Perry Schussler, Lafayette, Ala., pects to have one. cessantly all night to bring a dan ing near here today when their auto utility man at a nearby mill for $15 piled high against toe buildings. Robinson came to the capital from driver of the efir and nephew of Hundreds of Mexicans ventured gerous situation near Long Pond, mobile was struck-by a Reading a week. Herrick is 54 years old. Senator Heflin, cut and bruised. Boston two decades ago when Presi ’Two men were .arrested with Her to toe higher side streets clad-only EAST - WEST RECORD rillage Plymouth imder control were railroad train. They were: None of toe party was believed dent Taft gave the city a shock by EMBARGO ON APPLES marshalled for more service at Car rick and a third escaped, the agents in night clothes, all their possessions Ursula B. Ryan, 26. seriously hurt. swept from their shattered homes. ordering a car powered by steam to ver. A band of 150 men was rush reported. The Sendtor was thrown from toe supplant the historic horse and car ed to that section, 15 miles from Agnes S. Ryan, 24. •After coming to Washington in Shelter'was given them in houses Helen (Catharine Ryan, 21. machine and. badly shadeen up. He that escaped the flood. riage- always used by chief execu Plymouth. The only properties 1921 Herrick attracted attention by was en route^rom Decatur to Annis With Five Stops He Reaches tives. As personal . chauffeur to outside the •villages that were re The three sisters were on their unorthodox actions and statements More than fifty automobiles, left Declines to Remove Ban on way home from a vacation in At ton where he had a speaking en in toe streets, were burled in debris. President Wilson,- Harding Cjoolidge ported In danger were a few cran but he attained something approxi gagement this afternoon. and Hoover since then he has driven berry sheds and the large Jesqpp’s lantic City. mating qotoriety after he was Some had been rolled and tumbled Pacific Coast in 14 Hours, Brown has been accompanying seversd blocks. thousands of miles, and admits American Fruit — Fears Canberry Bog. threatened with suits by entrants in Senator Heflin on his tour of toe being in many tight places, but has Other Blazes WAGE SCALE RATIFIED a beauty contest. state in his campaign as an inde 50 Minutes. always brought his machine through The fire on the lower side of the He was sued by his stenographer. Early Bulletins unscathed. An Insect Pest. pendent for re-election to the seat Nogales, Ariz.,, Aug. 7— (AP) —A Cape Cod (Danal, which roared off Scranton, Pa!, Aug. 7— (AP) — Miss Etoelyn Crane, of Oklahoma. he holds in the Senate. Senator Pre^dent’s Likes the outskirts of Falmouth last night, The trl-dlstrict convention of the She charged he made statements •score of persons were reported dead President Taft and Wilson are re Heflin was excluded from toe Demo and 25 missing after a torrent of Los Angeles, Aug. 7 — (AP) — today offered further threats but Miners Union today ratified the which reflected on her character. Ih cratic primary next Tuesday under called by Robinson as the two presi Washington, Aug. 7— (AP)—The from a different point. It was burn ne^V anthracite wage contact. turn, Herrick sued her, for alleged water swept torough. Nogales and Frank Hawks, Los Angeles aviator, dents who liked to drive fast at all a resolution of the state Democratic its sister city, Nogales, Sonora, early British government in ar note to the ing the hardest' in the Mashpee dla- Delegates to the convention voted breach of promise. execotive committee which barred as today held the record for the quick times. The last two occupants of American government has declined triQt, and, for the second time in immediately after President Lewis The litigation went against him. today. The body of a Mmcican wom-^ candidates all persons who failed to an, representing toe first known est east-west crossing of the United the White ■'House have been fond of to modify its embargo on certain two days, the Barnstable County had finished a stirring talk In which He then chartered .an. airplane and automobile travel, but both were support toe Democratic presidential deatk, was washed across the inter States. classes of American apples Imposed Sanitorium at Cataumet appear J he called upon the rapk and file of hurried back, to Oldahoiha to cam ticket in 1928. more conBeryative In their tastes. because of infection with the apple to be in Its path. There are 67 the union, to ratify the agreement. paign for renomination. He an national line at toe height of the Flying at an average speed of 179 Mr. Hoover is the most enthuifias- flood. fruit fly. patients in the hospital and pre- The contact is to run for five years nounced as the isubject of his open CONTRACT .APPROVED miles pet hour. Hawks yesterday tic motorist of all the presidents. The British note was in reply to , — \ and seven months, beginning Sept ing address: ‘"Two Years la Con Widespread Confusion Confusion was so widespread, at drove his low-^^nged monoplane Almost every week-end he tedees the representatives by Secretary Stlm- (Continned on Page Three.) ember 1, 1930. gress, or 'Through Hell and Back I j from Curtiss Field, N. Y., to Munici •three hour drive to his lodge In Vir Hartford, Aug. 7.— (AP) — 'The toe climax of toe flood that reporte son and it expressed regret tiiat the Again.” The speech wcus made but State Board of Finance and Control pal Airport, Los Angeles in 14 ginia and back without tiring. But embargo could not be modified as toe voters were not Impressed. Her of missing persons could not ‘ be hours, 50 minutes and 43 seconds. It he seldom permits Robinson to ex requested. It was 'Emphatically today approved toe awardhig of a drecked. The screamy of •women, rick was a poor third, recei'ving only contract by the trustees of toe new was the first time a transcontinental ceed the Virginia speed llfnlt of 45 stated that Great Britain could not 168 votes. caught in buildings of toe lower ^flight had been made in full day miles an hotir, and when traveling run the risk of a spread of the In state hospital at Newtown'fdr' toe areas, arose above toe roar of toe light. The Travelair plane touched qbout Washington has set a prece fection through the Importation of Beautiful U. S. Embassies construction'of service buildings for flood •water. Both cities were dark -the ground here at 4:50:43 p. m. dent of conforzning to the traffic grades now barred: NEW CUSTOM RULE toe hospital. j as power lines went out of commis (PST) after leaving New York 5 lights even w h ^ accompanied by a No Infection ’The general contract was awarded sion. Telephone service stopped. a. m. (EST). motorcycle escort. Only when he Is The note contended the reason the But No Wall Pictures to CL Abhadessa and Brothers, Inc., ■At 8-a. m., the chief of police of Breaks Record on official missions, does he permit Department of Agriculture had not Washington, Aug. 7.— (AP) — of New Haven, whose base bid was Nbgales, Sonora, made his way to Hawks lowered by three hours and infringement of the traffic laws, and found the infection of late was be Once every thirty days a tourist re $870,000; toe plumbing contract was the Americatf side and said be had 52 minutes the recent east-west this, too, is rare. cause inspections were made during Wasington, Aug. 7.— (AP)—■Uncle^Under present laws the-walls must turning from Canada may bring in awardied to M. J. Daly and Sons of received reports of at least two Waterbury for $81,267; hqating, .. record set by Roscoe ’Turner. He winter months when it was not pre- Sam has become an o'wner of new rqmain bare. articles valued,at less than $10iO for dozen deaths but could'not confirm 1^ made refueling stops at Columbus, SAILOR STRICKEN Somber and dull pictures of past his personal, or honseihold use, duty Libby and Blinn, Inc., Haraord, them. He said 25 children had been Ohio, St. Louis, Wichita, Kas., The higher grades of apples are homes abroad, but he was found to Cabinet officers, buildings which free^but only once. $168,770; electrical, Ames E n ^ eer- reported missing in toe Mexican Albuquerque, N. M., and Kingman, Boston, Aug. 7 — (AP)_— The admitted by the British, the govern day to have searched his cellars and formerly housed government depart The ruling was made today by ing Company, N. L. C. Engineering city. Ariz. Turner made but one stop on Coast Guard patrol boat Harriet ment • belie'ving these classes are garrets in vain for a forgotten item ments and scenes of battles in which Commissioner, l^ le of toe Customs Company, Boston, agents, $42,084; 8 Feet o f Water refrigeration, York Ice Machine . From throe to eight feet of water his Sight. Lane today sped to the Boston own more carefully inspected. needed to make them homey. Americans participated now hang Bureau-on a cmMtion brought by toe Hawks encountered stormy wean ed fishing schooner Yankee on the The State Department also has upon toe waJls of many government collector at St. Albans, Vermont. Company, Boston, $37,250. poured through toe streets of the ther during most of the 2,6(W miles.' fishing banks to take off a member made representations to the Argen When provisions were made for bulldhigs. Sfony more are stored in An American tqurist upon a visit border cities apparently from He flew through rains between of the crew who was stricken seri tine government against new regu the furnishings of embstssies and ceUars or xin<}w the eaves' on top to Canada acqtflred articles for DEATH a c c i d e n t a l nearby cloudtamnt ' t Pittsburgh, Pa., and Terre Haute, ously ill, probably with appendicitis. lations of that country respecting consulates the government is build floors. A thorough search of all personal and household use valued Don Phillipk an American aviator, Ind., and severe storms from Albu at $50 which were, admitted free of Bridgeport, Aug. 7.— (AP) — A who had Visiting on toe Mesti* The man’s ndme was not disposed the type of container in which im ing to house -its foreign missions, possible supplies thus far has dis querque to the Arizona-Califomia in a radio, message picked up b^ the ported apples must be shipped. closed few suitable for foreign dis duty. Three weeks later the same finding of accidental death, ^ t o no can side, managed to reach tUji border. Coast Guard. The /^gentine ban, does not in n o ^ n g was said about pictures fbr play. tourist visiting ih Canada sought to criminal responsibility, was returned American city'^ and said ha had salV Over Arizona, Hawks said, he was volve the fruit fly but merely the the walls. . One solution suggested is that the bring in souvenirs or curios valued today in toe death of William Wha Oeveral smkU- ahfldren swept await forced to fly high and off his'course TREASURY BALANCE necessity for shippers to change •As a resiilt the foreign bifildings governmental appeal to museums in at WSO on toe gmnhds that in both ley, 9, of Darien, who .was killed when an adobe building coUapa^' to avoid thunderstorms. various parts- of toe cotmtry and instances toe value of toe cozobined while riding , on an autoinobile oi>- Exifitad dtizons flockra to toe from the present method of ship commission charged with the fu^ Substracting the time taken for Washington, Apg. 7.— (AP) — ping in barrels to a new non-stand through toe co-operation of members articles was less than toe $l()i9l ex erated by his stej^father, William lice atoto^vhere and told of the five stops Hawks actually flew Treasury receipts for August! 5 were ard ^ x . Shippers contend insuf ioishing of the new buildings finds of Congress secure toe loan of suit emption granted resiflents witlfln a De Long. l%e accident occurred on p4rs4iia»-= v moslBy ^ children, across the country in lA hours, 36 $4,868,874.82;' expenditures, $10,278,- ficient notice of the change w is itself able to purchase the finest of able pictures which could be spared period of thirty daya. toe Waterbury-New Fairfield road , minutes and 48 seconds . 847.48; balance $169,140,2«1.09. given. ialxhost everything, except pictures. for display abroad. Eble ruled against him. last Sunday. TliPWMiimed (M
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All the gaxig is anxious for let* ters. Private Skoog got. foiir..<'an(l FALLING POLE S T S ta : M ew 0F MAINE several of the other boys got two apiece—nice pink, perfumed ones. AUT0,N0NE O U n p > X douhle'Wrlhday party giv I TROOPS FEATURE Ideas Sergeant Bellucci doesn't en last evening at the. home of Mr. r . i have sT-worry nowada3ns over'clean :and ;Mrs.'Thomas :Kerr>.^ bf. North ing his car. He has his K. P.’s do it Broken Fender Only D am age- Fairfidd street, in honor Of their for hiuL daughter. Miss Margaret Kerr and Cars Come Togi^her On her cousin, M ss Hilda Skoog of 129 Bowitzer Soldiers Get Guard Ldeut Hagedom annoimces his en Main Street Last Evening. Cooper Hill s,tre^ .The -fifteenth trance into the sergeant’s quarters birthday of both occurred yes» whenever he has occasion to call. A pole that was no .longer in use terday and a joint-'celebration was i Assignment Tonight, G The lieutenant was once a sergeant and which was in a weakened condi planned and carried out by 18 of and always insisted on this proced tion located on East Center street their yoimg friends, for the most Tomorrow Night. ure. Consequently he has never for took the occasion to fall just as a part their schoolmates' at High gotten it. truck driven by Louis P. Zabeln o f school. The young-people spent the Sihies street, Ludlow, Mass., was evening vdth games, singing and passing. -> Two men were occupying Private Kissman was promoted dancing. A buffet luncheon was By ARCHIE KILPATRICK yesterday to wagon sergeant. It the truck. As the pole started to fall they saw it. They tried as much | served. The cousins were remember seems there was a little jealousy be ed with many dainty gifts. (Special to The Herald) tween him and “Blanket Sergeant” as possible to avoid it and they had | came almost to a stop as the pole | Camp Devens, Mass., Aug. 7.— Sprout, and he has accepted the Mr. smd Mrs. G. ’Alfred Gustaf warrant of “wagon sergeant.” hit the car. Both men wwe unin- | Maine again today held the spot jured, but a front fender of the J son of 58 Hackmatack street are spending several .weeks at Mis- light in this 25 acres of sweltering The yariis surroimding the quar truck was broken. Otherwise the | heat when the 103rd Infantry com ters is full of those picture men truck seemed to be undamaged. It { quamicut. ' prising the 86th Brigade together that usually frequent the firirs and was a mighty dose call for all con ■with the 17£nd Infantry of Vermont carnivals. One of "them got a fine cerned. - Mrs. Everett R. Kennedy of 3.85 passed in re-view for the first time bath yesterday. He got too close Another aeddent 'with little dam Cooper street is spending her vaca before Major General Morris B. to the building and someone acci age resulting happened near the tion at Old Orchard Beach, Me. Payne, commander of the 43rd Divi dentally tipped over- a pail of water. junction of Main and Maple streets sion. He yelled: “Look-a dat now! You at 6:50 last night, or just after The family of Janies O. McCaw The Pine Tree boys imder com ruin it — a 15 dollar camera. Officer CJavagnaro arrived on duty. of Benton street is vacationing at mand of Brigadier General S. Al Ow-w-w!” W. J. Robb of Bigelow street was Misquamicut. bert Greenlaw of Augusta passed in dri-ving into Maple street as an review late this afternoon to the The Howitzer entries in the com automobile driven by Peter Omodeo The last session of the board of time of the “stein song’’ played by ing sports'’are as follows: C. Mas of No. 150 Franklin street, Hartfprd, registrars to enroll voters fo r , the /■ the University of Maine’s o'wn 103rd sey, running; J. 25acek, mile nm; A. came out of the street. The dam party caucuses will be . held this band dressed in their striking white H. Bellamy, broad and high jump. age was slight. Both had a differ afternoon and will close at 10 belts, leggings and barracks caps. ent story to tell smd as there was o’clock, daylight sa-ving time, to The 169th'Tnfantry baseball taam doubt as to reckless driving there i night. They will be in session at Food Shortage was ho arrest made. ■ Throughout camp today there •will 'play the 118th Medical Regi } the Municipal building until that was a note of serious application to ment at 2 p. m. Friday, Aug^ist 8. I hour. No applications were receiv- duty, now that the division has set The G boys are incensed because NORTH END FIRE CO. j ed at the first sitting, which seems -vU tled down to intensive training. The only two or three of the 6 team h ^ |to indicate little interest in politics in Manchester this' year, although only serious note of apprehension been picked for* the regimental that has been felt is an apparent team. Baseball, like boxing, is con OUTING ON SATURDAY this is not an “off year.” shortage in food in some of the ducted on an elimination basis. companies. In some cases the com- • - - .•■ * ■ -i - ■ - Blanket Sergeant Sprout is rap Hose Company No. 2 of the Man- ITALIAN LODGES OUTING ] panics have resorted to the com- , Chester Fire Department will hold 'p ^ y fund, borrowing certain com- idly advancing in promotion. He is now Lieutenant Blanket Sergeant. its annual outing Saturday at Lake Modem Storage Equipment . }dities that they lack. It is ex George in 'Wales, Mass. The mem AT ROCKVILLE AUG 17 ited that the situation will be One of the boys was asked how bers ■will leave for Lake George at ■ ; .,• ■■■■ ...... ' ■ • . cleared up at once. , he liked camp. “Oh, pretty well,” 9:30 in the morning and will go to Sons and Daughters of Italy The Howitzer company will go on he replied. “But I like m y lawn the-place operated by Samuel J. -^assures you : . guard in the 169th Regiment to- more (mower).” ’There Is hardly a Houston of School street. 'Going to Liedettafel Grove niorrow afternoon. Formal guard green spear of grass to be seen in A program Of sports has been Week From Sunday. mounting will be held in front of camp. planned and dinher will be served at —good,, clean, uniform coal. the regimental headquarters on the Wales Hotel^ It iS possible that The annual combined outing of ■nfird Avenue at 4:30. G company Col. Scarborough ordered the Clarence H. Anderson, local insurr the Sons and Daughters of Italy of go on guard Friday although Manchester sign down from the bar ance agent, may give the fire fight Manchester will be held at Lieder- —no dirt, no fine coal, no frozen eoal. - ^ , no. official notice has been sent to racks. On the last ■visit to the bar ers a few thrills in his new motor tafel Grove, Rockville, Sunday, •tie Company office. racks it was still up. boat just launched at the lake. August 17, it was decided at a 6 ’s Program meeting of the administrative com —Ask the Reading Service Engineer about the equip- M Drill yesterday* for G company Judge Raymond A. Johnson and mittees in charge of the outing at (insisted of extended order *ar.d Building Inspector Edward Elliott, FOOTBALL TEAM AIDS the home of Nick DellaFera of Cot i ment when he calls to s^ you. disciplinary drill and instruction m Jr., of Manchester paid a idsit to tage street last night. sdouting and patroling with the camp yesterday. They paid their Members of the lodges will be (ipinpany in attack with part of the respects to Captain Hathaway and IN PREPARING CAMP transported to the grove by bUs and l^italion. There was ns^ non-com Captain Mc'Veigh, Major LaWeme (The Manchester Grain & Coal Co. are the only local dealers having silO storage Holmes and Lieut. Barry. private cars. The bus will leave equipment), * 4 . ^ihool today. Aided by 17 members of the DeUaFera’s tailor shop on Oak rtFor the third time, a nmaway Eagles football team, under the di street at 10 o’clock Sunday morn hi^se yesterday afternoon created rection of Manager Clifford “Chip” ing. At noon an Italian dinner will d^siderable excitement in the FINDINGS ARE SECRET Chartier, nine members of the Man be servei}. The day will be spent in lb2nd regimental area. The animal chester Lions Club, made marked playing Bocce, the Italian bowling was attached to a machine gfun IN COAST GUARD DEATH progress in the Improvement of the game sometimes known as “creep carriage and bolted between sever-' Lions Recreational Camp at Bolton ing up on the little ball;” rifle a^barracks and was not captured. Lake last night. All hfinds worked shooting and horseshoe pitching.. A^fuardsman who followed the anl- Boston, Aug. 7.— (AP.)^—All of ■with a-will to clear away brush on Manchester Grain S l Coal to the stable to unhitch him the evidence brought out yesterday the property and eindenced much forgot to move his foot and the before the Coast Guard board of in satisfaction at the progress made, PUBUC RECORDS n^ffvous horhe amputated several of quiry at Salisbury Beach, investi belieiung it to be such that the camp t|je soldier’s corns. gating the killing of Chief Boat will be- opened very shortly. It ■will Phone 7711 Maine Soldier Dies swain’s Mate Louis A. Pratt by be placed at the disposal, of local Lease i *;5Fke body of Pvt. Albert Bell, 18, other Coast Guardsmen who mis junior organizations free of charge. The Texas Oil Company, a Dela atmember of Batterir* B, 152n(l took his craft for a rum-runner will ware Corporation has leased for a Field Artillery of Caribou, Me., was be in the hands of Capt. William H. term of five years, dating' as at sent yesterday from Fort Banks to Munter, commander of the eastern BURNED TO DEATH August 1, the gasoline station his home in charge v of Corporal dmsion today or tomorrow. which has been operated by "Wil E3lsworth Poland of the same Bat- Capt. Munter said today after liam Klisus on eDming street. ceipt the evidence will be forwarded Mattapoisett, Mass., Aug. 7. — te:^. Private Bell died late Tuesday (AP)—Alexander J. Burrows, of Marriage License j^ h t as a result of peritonitis. The to headquarters in Washington at Application for a marriage li once with his recommendations. It Fall River, was burned to death and body will reach Caribou Thursday five other persons narrowly escaped cense was filed yesterday afternoon forenoon. Another Battery A man, was said it would probably be sev by Philip Lewis, a garage owner of eral weeks before findings in the a similar fate today -in a fire which Private John Cook of Presque Isle, destroyed their summer cottage at Charter Oak street and Miss Ethel case could be made and*discipllnary Crescent Beach. M. Fish, school teacher, of North Me., who was kicked by a horse action, if any, taken. was taken to Fort Banks and is re The fire followed an. explosion Elm street. Captain Munter today received a a gasoline stoife on which Burrows’ ported to be in no danger. letter from “The Crusaders, Inc.’ Private Maxine F. Corbeau of the son, George was about to prepare Generadiy speaking women are an organization which* represents breakfast. The lower floor was soon j pretty and they are pretty gen <3amp Supply Department is also at itself as favoring temperance but Fort Banks hospital as a result of in flames. George went upstairs, and i erally speaking. opposed to prohibition, asking how awakened his sister Alma 18, Muriel j _____ ^______an accident on the trip to Camp much investigation was necessary A SOCONY GIVES i Devens when he suffered a crushed and Constance Wright, aged 6 and 7 before a boat was to be fired upon. respectively ancl Pauline Cowen, 1 7 .| ; foot as a truck crowded his motor- Capt. Munter did not reply to the I cycle off the road. Two stitches of BrookUqe. They all jumped^ to letter signed by Malcolm W. Green- safety from the second story E n cuEss :1V, ! were taken in his foot at camp at ough, executive commander of the dows. The son tried to assist his Look for the MANCHESTER the time but infection set in. Hi.s organization at Boston, but he ar X , condition is reported as satisfac father from his bed but failed. The wiegood^ ranged to meet Mr. Greenough oif elder Burrows had been ill. With 1 B a n n ^ tory. another representative of the socie flames threatening George jumped MAC’S GARAGE Plane from New Haven to safety. Manchester Green Yesterday atftemoon at 3:50 a ty- on the pump b 6 t h b a r r e l s Standard plane from Hamden Field, ------— c ------New Haven, Conn., landed on the parade ground piloted by D. M. Why SOCCOT BANNER Alexander of New Haven. The trip is a gasoline— from the latter place was made in one hour and fifteen minutes. With BECAUSE it’ s made to start Pilot Alexander were Sergt. Cor quickly—the proper aaieaat nelius Healey of the New Haven po of /ow beiling points ia this aew ■ - i lice department and CSiarles Turner Soconjr Gasoline gives a aew also of New Haven. Mr. Turner is meaning to quick starting. visiting his brother, Captain Turn er, commanding one of the New STATE BECAUSE it’s made for in« Haven machine gun companies. Btant piok-up—tl^e ittttm UI- A report from diinsion headquar •tt range of boiling points io tbia FRIDAY NIGHT new Socony Gasoline gives you ters today gave the personnel of the fastest |Hck-up. !• S o c o iiy Camp Devens as of yesterday at 6,- plus Ethyl V.. f t e b e ^ ' 529 men. Here you are folks—^here’s a show BECAUSE it*s built for Brigadier General William E. power—-the proper percentage (3ole, commander of .the Coast Artil that has everything! No matter o ffotMr-frpdmeing beiluw poiata ^ premium gamli^e. lery first corps area made an infor what your taste may be, you will find ia this new 9^>>y 'Gaaeliae mal call on Major G^eral Morris it on this excellent, all-around bill! gives added power w l ^ yoofed &e moment you oae Banner. B. Pa5me yesterday. 2 .• ABTil N O W o tfie Everson Returns BECAUSE ItriveenMttfaiwym ■ Major General William G. Ever mlloage and eeow»my---cbe new Socony Banner son, chief of the Militia Bureau, EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION reage of boiling pmteof who miade an official inspection of Another of the Popular Series of ' ’ Beano iaakw it born e lm oMi gasolipQ i est^els in the the camp area and the 43rd Divi ^ miaimnm of carbon and diln- sion Tuesday, left the Fitchburg ^;Bon, which meaae more aulcage popiilaivpriee class. airport by plane yesterday morning ■tlmcost. . ' ' for Washington, D. C. He was pilot CABARET NIGHTS’ BECAUSE it has h ig li ed to the capital by Lieut Charles anti-lmock valne—comes by Wright of the 118th Observation Four Acts of Professional Vaudeville this high anti-knock rating nst- T ’S here in your own home town NOW 1 With extra Squadron of the 43rd Division. Presrated in a New and Novel Manner.l orally siace it is made only from power that you caiTfe e l. With more miles from Governor William Tudor Gardiner those crude oils in whidk this Ievery gallon- • . you can count them. With Quicker of Maine will arrive at Camp Dev chsrkcteristic isA inborn. ens Sunday at 1 p. m., for an in Brayton Sisters starting.. you can see it.. and that goes for pfdt4zp|, "s Messino < / BECAUSE itisgum -freo-the spection of the Maine troops. James In a Whirlwind How This Boy annoysnee and expense resniting too. Not a knock on the steepwt hill! No wondeij'^ W, Hansen, Adjutant General of Dancing Act cisa Play! from gnm-atickiag veivei that motorists are telling each oriierr^It’s the Laffer ; Maine will represent the Maine ex- other parts are entirdy atMeat. ec^ive on Maine Day next Tues gasoline!** ‘ day. A1 Seiderman Dick Willis TAsm fm $t ere tm'mUmi Try it today. Join the thousands o f motorists wh4'._ Harry N. Payne, son of Major The Senator road tuU msdt in Niw. £eadsn, A Master of Cere- arc driving straight to the-Banner pumps • . the'’' General Morris B. Payne and a from MUwauliee monies—and How. Hartford, New Maotn, BrUfafmrt third year or “white” student at and WaUrhurj, June 30th, Jnly busiest pumps in town. ■ m th^ C. M. T. C. camp at Fort Banks, 1st,' 2d, 3d and 28th. Rhode Island, was awarded the Rhode Island Legion’s medal for prifflclency in military subjects. Eeav* Hot Shots Private Vennart is still coimting P r ic e ^ ^ tha-^sts—^hunting for the last one. 'I I ini. 1 ■■■■' ' ■ ■ ■ ■ S bC O N Y T O U ltX ^ d M JtV IC B g StfBfMdWQr* New Yorie City 4 Private Ferrell spends mpst of his Al|k toorioe from* ••••■^•^*^«*««»«**««****q««**q«****kee»e •»•••**■**** tinde under the showers. 1 tds •'•••••• • •• •• •• a r e * ^ scD 'W '!’ •- 'S. *‘C\ >*^~. * - **’._ » » > s ) » » > H its the BulLsei^e of ¥akte Ifor a (C^siderable time, l^aird’s Ratal! Slores have had, every Week, an out-itaiidii^ melrchandise value Which has been knbWh as the “0®W«** Arrow .the cohhtry)* There is-A" Special.'* The popularit^ of these sp^^ials has been so ®T®'y week. Get the. Golden wide spread throughout, the cpuiiWy tba* are have ; AirroW Hafci* during Golden- Arrow Jubilee Week! d cided to hold a Goldpn Arrow Jubilee Week— $10.00 Value! August 8 to 16, $1.95 Value!' Women's Floor«0-Leum Rugs! See and Hear This Astounding Golden Arrow Special! H osiery JUBILEE PRICE JUBILEE PRICE The Dictator Radio! $1.09 pr. $ 4 > s 5 2 Pair $2.00 7 Tubes . . All El^tric-; . . . Budget Plan 5--P $7.50 Down Save 40% Double Screen Grid. 'It’s a Never before have we $i’.00 Weekly offered at such a low $145.00 Value . . 859.50 Complete and Installed price,‘4fe-gauge Chiffoa Wljat an opportunity namic Speaker i and Service silk, picot to buy all first quality top Hose at such a low n Rugs at the lowest Save 1/?! Here’s a radio bargain so genuinely great it .stands ort evai price! Reinforced toe price we have offered and heel, extra toe cap. in years! Thick en among^the tremendous bargains of this Golden Arrow Jubilee. The DIC You save almost 1-2! amel paint printed on a heavy felt base TATOR set brings you every feature that makes for perfect radio-enjoy- 'assures longer wear, is mtnt it ib e S ? .. Double Screen Grid.. Super-djmamic .Speaker stainproof and water ^^:«tEA Sy PAYMENT PLAN proof. Newest floral Hem-and see tWs wonderful set TOMORROW! Its clear natural: t b n | | .^ and tile patterns, at tractively- bordered in thrill you with thOif'beauty. Its rich, two-tone walnu^t veneer cabinet w ll Regular 59c to $1.00 Values! harmonizing colors. capture you oh sight. This is such a reiriarkable value that our l^ ted Size 9x12 quantity canhot last long! Hurry fqr yours! ■ , Dainty Lingerie JITBILEE PRICE p u r c h a s e t h is CQibER^^^^ SPECIAL ON OUR NEW EASYPAmENTPLANl 2 FOR EASY PAYMENT $1.00 f Lingerie of fine rayon V'. '$28.50 Value! — gowns, chemises, dance sets, panties, step-ins and vests in 5-Pieee Red OutSit pastel shades of flesh, -.-o' • peach and nile. Assort C .. JUBILEE PRICE ment of sizes! See With EVeVy them! Buy them at Ward’s! All sizes. $ Savings of almost 1-2! 1 5 .9 5 ■ Vi, — ' \ Save 1-3 or more! FRIDAY aA4 .--k ■ ■ . { ^ e u y t l K S i PAYMENT PLAN f i Think of- it! Three !f>. pieces— full size Bed, 1>r Spring, and Mattress, 6 « P l y , 4 - all-steel Bed in un grained walnut finish, Reieular $1.§0 Value! with two decorated panels. The 45-lb. JUBILEE PRICE all-cotton Mattress haa roll edge, and colorful art ticking coyer. The 7 9 c set ^ spring is most resil What a chance this is to stocSSlp^hn ^ th e tires and tubes you-re going ient. The Golden Ar 5-PC. RUFIUED CUR row Jubilee price is,' to td.needl ' You get big, rugged,;WiM^^ RIVERSIDES a^ TAIN SE”!^ -a score our knowle^ige, the TRAIL BLAZERS at:the Ip)vest prices iiitire history! And in addition. again for . Jubilee low ^t ever quoted on Week! Sheer Mar an ou ^ t of this high quisette Curtains in quality!. cream with woven, clipped dots. Valance and ruffles in pastel slip awayv Come in tomorrow! colors; to match the^' /■ dots. You can’t eifford: 6UY A COMPLETE SET EASY PAYMENTf to miss such a bargain. -^ ^ ^ E A S Y PAYMEMT PL AH Buy your needs for fall. : " , F PURCHASE THIS GOLDEN ARROW SPECIAL ON OU 9.N£WEASYPAYM£NTPLAN! Porcoiaiu Gyrator EASY PAYMENT PLAN t ■ • 'i; • * .*'. ** / • - * . ■ During This Sale Only /Saying pf^L $ .^ Rttlt R>>®btfiie MOHAIR 45 ■ V;> 6 ■' While Stock Lasts i -.f: i Jublilee Price ^ G d s laiig ; $ -JUBILEE PRICE 5 9 .5 0 •V, - .1 10-Year Guarantee This Golden Arrow $ » 9 » « 4 iK Bargain brings "you $98**1^ Cask Save 1^3‘dr'vnibVe -on- every last minute mod this marvetoiia Gas. em mechanical feature —^genuine Lovell ■' Due to the tremendous demand^wluch we had; last Range! V Neverj before . Wringer, Green Porce WeeH for tRia 3-piece Mol^dr liviugirRocm^Suite, we has a • full ehameled lain Tank, Over-size -are repeating this offer during the Gqldea Arrow Jubi Gas Range’'be'en sold h . v:-; Motor, New Tri-vane lee Wi^ek! T h e largest purchase- we ever made on at so 16w a price. Sse - Agitator! Six to eight- Uvihjp Rooim Suites makes this unusi^ value possible. It! Buy this G o ld ^ sheet capacity, no' cen-' Tlie Daveqport, Glub and Button-Ba^ CSiair are uphol-, Arrow SpeclHi now! g ' ter post to tangle dain dtferedIn’ 100% ANGARA MOIIAIR combined with ve- ITS FEATURES: ty clothes. Buy now! Jour; dpring-flUed reversible cushions vof multi-col- ll Green and tan'full porcelain cnotnu^?- ... '’.ti There* is only-a Hhiited orfed^moquette;. - Antique mahogauy, frapae,' 0 iP iilrn ;,^^ finish. ’ quantity for’-this^gyeat •r. - v,'. . Golden Arrow invent! 2. Finest ^ cast iron t-ij See' the' ‘'Windsor"! consfruettoja. It’s the vyorld’s great- 3. Roomy," oYen ’ahd'' ' cst Washing Machine brxfiler. . i ■ \ Vj^iie: •'^Better ^built 4. Large utility draw-''...:, tiian most washers er. Conceal^ man-; ... fc ■ . ; costing $125 or more! ifold. Save 1-2 and more — Best -value we have eVi^r offered in gas' - f e . 6 : Now! 824-828 PHONE-3306'. ' r’S,. ''' L - . - ranges., Stbre Open Thur^gy Q ^ ;:W ^ e s d a F s Noon Di^ng % Summ^ MOTtfas. ^ ^ 3 m 7- m a n o t Ss ^ EV^biG am ti). 'sotnS m a n c h ^ b . cbw». THtiKS>iXY, APctrsf i two. _ J f A G B S I X \ «•*!« The America, winner of the sufferers, have received any hkrder .4UuuiiMt(f trophy in 1851, was a New York :t^op than the tobaceo and truck idiot boat. planters around Manchester met a Heali^ and Piet Evtnfng B«raUt That Ifl, ehe was a New York pilot year ago in the hailstorm of August \ PUBLISHBD M THE boat In model and' build, having 1. Yet we can’t recall any special , ' Advice , fnr.RAUV PRINTING COMPANY, INC. measures of relief for those folks. 18 BlMell Street been designed by a genius named South Mancheater, Conn. George Steers,-in fulfilment of an Nor did the ffdeial government By Dtt.^BASK UcCOY -- — THOMAS FBRGDSON greatly concern Itself last dimmer General Maefl]liger order from some yachtanjen for a craft to duplicate the performance over the Connecticut , dairymen who Founded October 1, 1881 of an actual pilot boat, the Mary had to pack water to their stock. COTTAGE CHEESE A GOOD Publlahed Every Somehow or other NeW England PROTEIN 'Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the Taylor, which he had produced One of the easiest proteins td Post Office at South Manchester, shortly before and which had proved agriculture appears to be expected the summer season'is dot- Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES to be the fleetest thing in the world to look after Itself, come good sea tage cheese, for it may be taken on a vacation trip and used to take the One Tear, by mall ...... •.•.•88.00 wearing sails. son, cpme bad; but let anything on Per Month, by mall ...... 8 -eO earth ^ppen that makes things un- place of meat as no cookipg is re Ypu Can See And Hear . Delivered, one year ...... "S* The Mary Taylor was utterly quired. It is’ quite wholesome and Single copies ...... 8 .08 revolutionary. Her design upset comfoi%ible for the West or the easily digested by most people and MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED every conception of ship^ modeling Midwest and instantly the aid of fumtohes a ^ery good form of pro “ PRESS Beautiful New The Associated Press la exclusively that had been held up to that mo* government is invoked. tein. ‘ > entitled to the use for republication It is not to be wondered at, then, Cottage 'cheese, schmierkaese and of all news dlpatches credited to |t . ment Steers had already earhed a clabber cheese are different names or not otherwise credited In tins reputation for turning out fast boats that up to yet New England seems for the cutd, which has been r paper and also the local news pub» to be taking the stories of impend separated from sour skimmei^ or lished herein. , and several of the famous New York All rights of republlcatlon of pilot ci|rft were from his designs. ing ruin in the Midwest with a grain whole milk. If it is too dry, it may special dispatches herein are also re of salt—at least propores to wait be moistened by adding a little milk served. But the. Taylor was totally different or cream just before serving. The from any of them. Steers carried till it finds out just how bad condi SPECIAL advertising REPRE cheese tastes; best and is more SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLlssor. her greatest width far aft of the tions are before getting excited over wholesome fresh. It is not hard to Inc., 285 Madison Ave., Now York, N. government relief measures. make at home, is agreeably flavored Y., and 612 North Michigan Ave., point universally accepted as Cor incidentally we don’t remember to and 'veify nutritious. , Chicago, Ills, ______rect, bringing it amidships. He cut A good cottage cheese has a soft Full service client of N E A Ser- away her forefoot, gave her a long, have heard of any of those Western grainy texture and a fresh, sour Xzic* farmers, on the occasions when they Member, Audit Bureau of Circula slim bow with a hollow entrance and milk :t^te. It takes about a gallon tions. ___ a long keel that deepened aft. And have enjoyed rich returns for sev of sour milk to make one and a half / eral years in succession, In'viting the pound o f cheese. As a general; rule The Herald Printing Company, Inc., when she was launched and rigged the skiinmed milk cheese is just as assumes no financial responsibility government to raise their income for typographical errors appearing in she out-footed and out-pointed and wholesome' as that made from advertisements in the Manchester generally out-sailed everything on tax or otherwise share in their whole milk, as the smaller the Evening Herald. the sea. prosperity. amount of fat contained in the^ cheese,; the more easily it is digest Models In Oin So when these yachtmen wanted THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1980. ed. a boat for a certain purpose they Cottage cheese contains about 20 figured that if Steers could build per cent casien (a form of protein), MORRIS AGAIN? ffive YOU these perfwt radios, Majestic h as spent yeai's o f intensive res^ ch and more them another Mary Taylor, only a and about 4 per cent fat. It con o When Phil Troup of New Haven tains large quantities of mineral little bigger, they would have what than a^milUon dollars oi experimental work. Every of the trots out caiarles G. Morris, Elm elements, principally calcium, phos T been studied, analyzed—measured for tone-measured for power—Me City ice cream man, as a proposed they needed. phorous and chlotine. cabinet was built vdth in fin ite care to bring you not only candidate for governor on the Dem What they wanted was a yacht to The' best .way to prepare cottage send to Englsmd as a sort of exhibit cheese at home is to let a bottle of sctly—tone , ocratic ticket, there Is probably raw milk stand-in the cooler or ice in connection with the first world’s Stro in todayy and^ d let usu s 'demonstrate the wonderful new Majestic models for you. „ The^ pow something to it. Mr. Morris doesn t By RODNEY DUTCHER box about ten; days which allo'ws it er is greatly^increased.. . -their selectivity even finer tlmn before. YonU be dehghted with fair, the Crystal Palace Exposition, NEA Service Writer. to BOUT slowly. 'This soured milk er is greatly incr^sed— .their selectivity oven appear to mind. He has, as a mat" the beauty of the new cabinets and amazed at the new low prices. - ter of fact, become accustomed to to show the Britishers what the then should; then be put in a bowl and world-famous New York pilot boats Washington. — Another election well beaten with an eggbeater to being the Democratic candidate for possibility has smitten Washing make the texture smooth. After 1 governor, having been defeated in were like, and incidentally to give ton 'With both delight and con beating, place in a cheesecloth and 926 and in 1928, so that the pros- the British yachts a licking. sternation, the former emotion be hang ih the siin to dry. Cottage sct o f running second again in 1930 When the new yacht 'was launch ing' that of the wets and the latter cheese' should . not be put on the MODEL 130 (Illustrated Above) ed the yachting syndicates that paid that of the drys. stove and heated as it is usually no particular terrors for him. prepared, as this makes the curd for her engaged Captain Dick The possibility is that in the Jesides, Mr. Morris has the exam- ne^t Congress the three congres harder and more difficult to digest. fple of his father, Luzon B., who Brown, New York pilot, to com sional districts which surround the The cottagre cheese tastes better if Complete with * Majestie tried several times befora succeed mand her. She made the crossing JJistrict oY Columbia will each have the whole, milk is used, but a more Matched Tubes and Installiid distinctly'' protein food is produced 1.50 ing in winning the election of 1892. in less than twenty days, bent on “a wet representative 4n the House. Of course, that would not be any if the cream is first removed. To be sure, Mr. Morris, after his her racing rig at Ha'vre, and the rest Cottage, cheese may be used; oc is more or less familiar history.^ body blow to prohlbitipn, but it This model is typical of the outstanding V i^e offered i,fallure to carry the state in the “A1 would not look very nice. The casionally instead of meat. It should by every set in this new Majestic line. It har a Maj.catic Smith” year, with several o f the But imtil Mr. Russell dug up the high prohibition enforcement offi always’ be accompanied by green vegetables, as it is very concentrat Super Screen Grid circuit of extreme po’wer and riahge in a jer cities going strongly Demo- facts, not one person in ten thou cials of the nation and the chiefs sand who has followed the Ameri of the big dry organizations here ed and needs this kind o f food to, beautiful Sheraton period cabinet. Complete with Majestic- batic, was privately declared to be provide bulk. It should be remem- 1 ca’s cup races for a generation-or simply wouldn’t be. able to leave Matched Tubes and installed for .$143.50, srever after imavailable by many Washington ■without ridingr through bered that like all concentrated! lof the more important leaders of the more had the remotest idek that, the or passing over wet territory, and foods, cottage cheese tends to pro-- duce constipation. However, if plen ; party in Connecticut. But that was famous trophy •winner was,, to every the psychological effect of that intent and purpose, a New Ydrk might ' come to have an unfortu ty of greens are eaten at the same [approaching two years ago. Those time, they ■will counteract this-ten pilot boat. V nate influence. dency. Celery, spjnach, lettuce, i two years have failed to produce The eighth, Virginia district, one MODEL132 (Illustrated at Left) ! anybody resembling a Democratic tomatoes and small grated carrots of the three, is the home congres make excellent combinations ■with [Moses, and in Mr. Morris the party PART OF THE GAME sional district of the late George cottage cheese. Complete, 'with . |lbri has at least a highly respectable Off Ipswich, Mass., a Coast Guard Washington. The other two are In serving cottage cheese, use it the fifth and sixth Maryland. Matched Ttibes and Tost gentleman, of considerable means patrol boat fired on^a Coast Guard as the meat part of a meal, serving Washington Interested with it plenty o f cooked and raw \ who is willing to take the nomina- surf boat, pouring machine gun Washington is always interested ! tion—and such a combination is not greeq vegetables, but no starch, or bullets into crew in these nearby boimties. Thou other; proteins. One egg for break This is an exceptionally attractivte^epplewhite hig^ 'to be njpt with on every street'cor of the smhiler craft was killed. This sands of folks who work here live fast and four ounces of cottage boy model in matched Walnut and Koa wood, with m ^ u o^ .^ in th^ counties adjacent Most ner in this state. The respectabil is a highly regrettable business. On cheese for dinner •will give the body inlays. A radio that you ’will be proud to own.^ Completa ity is very necessary indeed, the other Washingtonians hither have ail of the "protein it needs for one the surface of things it as summer, shacks in the three bor with Majestic Matched Tubes and installed for-$193.50. item of means is not to be despised— day and it is not necessary to use though the people in the boat that dering congnressional districts or any- oth^ meat or meat substitute and the willingness to run is as did the shooting might have a very spend their Sundays on motor at the same time. essential as it is scarce. hard time indeed explaining why jaunts over Maryland and Virginia So that, despite the assertion of they started the machine gun going. roads and get to know thecoun ■ QUESTION^ AND ANI Democratic leaders sifter the 1928 try as well as the streets of this (RedtielBg Hips uud Ankles) NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR INSTAELING! Accidents of just this same sort city. Much of the food consumed Qtfestibu:—Mrs. L.-G. Writes: “I election that Mr. Morris was all are practically inseparable from any here comes from farms in the same, am incltoed to have large hips and waished up, it would not be at all kind o f ■warfare; and the Coast territory. To ' say nothing of /the ankles. My bones are small and I Co n v e n i e n t TERM S c a n b e a r r a n g e d i surprising if his familiar name were Guard is at war with the rum nm rye whiskey, which is distilled hbUdve there la a way to reduce this excess flesh. Can you suggest a to grace the top of the Democratic ners. It is all very well for critics and shipped here from aU three districts. • rem edy?” state ticket again this year. to find fault -with the .Coastguards- The fifth Maryland district, Answer:—^Walking is the best To be sure, there is a good desd men for Hamming- slugs into re which includes Montgomery, St. exercise I know of for reducing the of doubt as to whether Mr. Morris spectable yachting parties and Mary’s, Prince Georges and Anne hips and ankles. You should start knows what it is all about—^thls Arundel counties, will be repre walking one mile a day and gradu 5 5 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER peaceable fishermen as well as ally increase, the distance until you business of politics and of govern sented by a wet in any event. That into the smugglers, but as a mat seems appropriate. St. Mary's are able to walk five miles daily ing Connecticut—but that, of course, ter of fact there has to be a lot county produces the famous prod without fatigue;. would not injure his chances with ot guesswork and hunch playing in uct known as "S. M. R.^’ The ini (No Dessert with Starch) Question:—S. G. F. asks: “Are the active gentlemen who run his an activity like that of the patrol tials stand for “St. Mary’s rye” or “Southern Maryland rye,” as you thera no desserts of any kind which party and who have very definite boats, or else no action at all. may be used in combination ■with a ideas about office holding, at least. ■will. When a good citizen goes to Rum runners keep on ^landing jail in S€. Mary’s county he is al meal o f one starch and several gn^een They would, no doubt, even if they booze all over the coast all the time vegetables?” lowed’ out during the day, but Answer: It Is not~ advisable to hop^ to win the election, be just as and everybody knows it. And if forced to come in at night.. If he -we’re in-daily contact ■'With ftoiod use desserts witii a meal containing CVlnegar) , well pleased with an ingenuous, the Coast Guard doesn’t make some happens to be a newly-married man starchy food. All desserts contain Answer: It is best to keep the eight to. * twelve thousand. 8eamen«; w ho is still in iQve 'with his wife credulous and amiable figure head sort of a showing in the way of an a considerable aniount of .sugar and child in a dark room most of the Question:— H. iW. writes: T have IN NEW YORK >rove .'to ns. that'' each week there- in the governor’s chair as a hard he is given the option of spending sugar should not be used with time, but several times a day .toe kekrd that to -drink vinegar would {s an Ih'vasien. o f would-be poets,- occasional capture it 'will be im- his days in jail and nights at hoake bne.thin, Is'this re?’’- boiled poUtician who might have starches either during the meal or eyto should be exposedYb some load New York. Aug. 7.—Now -that sciUpto^ -i';' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD? SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONNh THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1930, :%■ ., . ^ ^ X Buckl^ lu^ induced blsa to become u bootlegger and tl^en had “shaken Grace, Once Messenger Boy, ^ w E r M n G H T Tiniest Prench Islands FAITHINpDCKLEY him down!*’''for |40W. i - It is also claimed that Buckley had collected money from ^boot-. I Now Manages %aty* System i m m m m r n STIRS WYOMING Fight U. Sp Prohibition STILL UNSHAKEN loggers and gambling house owners ] on threat of exposing them to his I ^ radio audiences.' So fa r no evidence Dallas. (AP.)—A faculty for ^ «s a id he coidd pass a train of 30 or “I don’t beUeva tkfet i has been produced. membering facts, figures and faces 40 cars, glance at the number and that is new hi Ittd. 1 _ B SENATE RACE I By MINOT SAUNDERS estate RaUways, regarding the DESPITE CHARGES No one can say if ahy or all of owner of each car and later write the modem view tMil I __a , , !amoimt of liquor and wine shipped these charges were correct. But, has played a part in the rise nf I them accurately in consecutive or that la old is * ------^ over its lines to French ports, with ,in reality, it does not make much F*rank W . Grace, from a passenger Uttle French islands off ooint Pierfre and Miquelon as their der. BY BBUCE CATTON i difference now. Jerry Buckley dead, j Cheyenne W ^.-(AP)-^For^ the the coast of Ne^ound^^ ?SSL^e2hiatiOT, c2ufed astodsh- boy’s job to the general manager In 1906 Grace became a yard- •a Detroit.—Jerry Buckley, who was has more followers than any living i flrst Ume in W yom m gs ^ h U c a lj h a b l ^ t s have developed s ^ ^ ment and not a Uttle amusement, ship of the Missouri, Kansas, and master, and in 1914 was advanced “To an Ainerihiui only a voice out of the shadows to j Detroiter. It is useless to tell hisi dstory, the question of prohibtUon , markable appeUtq for wines M d .prosperity Matter of Pride Texas rsUlroad. to a trainmaster’s job. A terminal eitoer louqr of hundreds of thousands of Detroiters, * f maintained is about that of the | Saint Pierre_Pierre and Miquelon. R^centiv Recentlv j city park. As manym ^y aaas _mloo 0Wooo ^vis- s-j WUcox^says^ wucox says mar a c ^ n m ^ nas ^ published figures of the French itors were counted on one Sunday. given him an affidavit stating that average balloon tire. I I \ It isn't enough that your telephone should enable you your to-talk only with,people whom^you call now. __ ' ' “ 'J- ’ ^ lr‘Jm * ^-r ■ - V- >: S<5fTJe day a new neighbor inay move in. A newgrocery^ will open for business. Or a butcher, or a garage, or a drug store. And you must be able to call all of them. That Is why additions are rnade to central office equip ment— so .that you can be connected not only with every present telephone but also with all the new telephones which are added from day to day. Thus each telephone , m C r which is added makes your telephone an even greater fi ^ convenience, for it broadens your "calling range." To increase this greater usefulness of your telephone service is the underlying thought which prompts us in our - I efforts to obtain new subscribers, for it is only by, adding m ■ ' to the value of your service in this way that we can fulfill i the threefold obligation which* is our constant objective: EXTRA.POWERED "KNOCK1.ES9 SUPER. / ■. V *; «'■ .1 i- \ -■J’- MANCHESTER EVENTNG,HERAIJD,;,SOtym;::MANCHBSTER^^ CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1930. iPAOfilSIGHT Me. Driimtaitkid,'- MnL>- Rev'. George B.'Brookes afld’4 P.'Wainwrigbt.. ^ - DAILY RADIO PROGRAM QiaiM^l ^ That Persdd Meteors P oneral o f t f t e Ahs|bti RoavniE The futteml of M in Annie. 7:00 6:00—Norman Cloutier’s orch. '''Thursday, August 7. 7:30 6:80—Musical questlonnalra Leading DE Stations. w u held from St. Bernard's churph Unosutl nwrrtty is promUed In the 422.3—WOR, NEWARK-!>/10. (DST) (ST) on Wednesday xcorplng at'8 o’lfloi^ BToerain of listta^Aiaerlcsn xnnslo to 7:80 dISO—Cabbies danoe musla 406.2- V^B, ATLANTA-f40. Mmilfflpal Band Concert ' 8:00 7:00—Beggar’s Bowl musia 8:00 7:00—NB(J programs (4 brs.) ReV. ,Prcmds Hlnohey itfftw* Tborsdar nl|d>t at 10, aay- 8:30 7i30—Phillhirmonlc.Symphony. 12:00 11:00—Late dance music. The fourth in a series of Munici As thfe body vriis being carried'm|g- ht savins time. Favorite danw 10:16 9:16—Moosikers; globe tratter. 1:00 12:00—Samoans ihuslc hour. pal Band Ckmcerts was held in Tal- the^ church. Mrs. Anna Mae Pfunder vuoes to our nelshbors of tlw» ^ u ^ 10:16 9:16—Moosikers; globe trcttera 293,9—KYW, "^CHICAGO—1020. cott Park last evening with many sang, “Listen to the H a ^ o t'J v m f' many of them new to the radio auol- 11:00 10:00—WiU Oakland’s orchestra 8:00 7:00—NB() programs (3% hrs.) B y HOWAto> W. EHLKF. M ce. win be pla>^ by the Intema- 11:30 10:30—Moonbeams musla poema 11:30 10:30—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comedians people ^ m Rockville and vicinity and at the offertory. M ine's‘'Are * ♦£Ln«i orchestra under uie direction of 302.8—WBZ. NEW ENGLAND—MO. 11:45 10:46—Dance music to 3:00. New hundred g hi attendance. The music was fur Maria.” She rendenKl “ Beaiyttfiil Vlsll Robles, and the concert orcheatm 6:45 5:4fr->Bostonla girls’ quartet. 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—77a blazing to nished by the Rockville Boys’ Band Land on High" as the body wai^be- conducted by Nathaniel Shlltaet, wfll- 7:00 6:00—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians 8:00 7:00—WABC progA (2VV hrs.) bombard-right o f 10:30 9:30—Try and stump us and it was one of the best (wncerts Ing home from the church. Burial Include numbers In the Spanish man 7:16 6:16—Melodeers; cmedisn. Auguist U-A1iiH«aiat > W ' ner In Its group of composltioM by 7:45 6:45—Summer time; playera 1:00 12:00—An hour about Chicago. held during the’ year. Thera is was in St. Berpard’s Cemetery. The 254.1—WJJD, CHICAGO— of one re n > . ♦ r, . , • ^ . V- aiANCHESPTBR EVENTNG HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1980. f FINEDOUBUFEii'KREl ST0£CKEL PLEADS Overnight SHE DID HER SPANISH PART Queer Twiste mHEiffiTWQlldS In Dayle Newt FOR SAFETY FIRST A. P. News Bat’* and.'Thwgeroiia A WEE e r r Nbb McGtaw*' on Same Pro Naw York—Six helra to $199,784 gram st State Theater. face the prospect of pa^irlsg an. . in- Ondines 'Save-A-Lifc Gun-* b y d a n THOMAS heritancie .tax of $746 eadi and re Clara Bow in “Love Among the , ^ ,, m|. i Washington — Mann warns ad-' ceiving no legacy. The xeihlvary MiUiphaires’’ will be sieeh and heard h a ia ii Ovipr KadlO IQIS ministration against any further In- kollywood, Calif.—It doesn't pay estate of Aaron De CordoTa, prqnii- at toe State for the last times to paq$il UYCl n o u iu , terference in southern RepuWtean day. * . .1. terfeirence to he too good an actress. nent in. Wall street, was wiped out 1 affairs. in the Stock Market cras^ A program that attains an \m- That statement might be dis- usual amount of entertainment has A fte n io o a LiOS Angeies—nawKS sets recoro , -j.. -re vain- London — Beverberatloha of . the U(14hours,60 mtoutj.for west- S to^o? tte Stock Market collapse have reached been booked for Friday and, Satuxf- Nahking, caitoa;, Aug^ T.— (AjP)—, 'i sward transcontinental flight. ! icUne P?ofession. However, the the Scotland moors. The; smallest i day, Charles' Bickford; Nils Asther The Nationalist go-vernmeht -hh* ■ American representation in years } and Bacquel Torres In "The Sea 8u»d a lengthy comtounlcatimi'giv-- A plea for co-operation from the i San Francisco — Cunha charges i gtatement was authorized by Car- has resulted in many the moors'j Bat”, and petitie'. Helen Kane of tag fwo recent 'vTlreiesa \ _ public in the Save-A-Life Campaign : Billings and Mooney were members j Qerahty. one of our most and forests remaining imlet for the i “Boop-bbopa-doop” fame, in “Dan- from Genersd Wang .Ghtog Wei: to was made this afternoon by Com- i blaster gang. | promising screen actresses. And openhig of toe grouse shooting sea- j'geroiu Nan McGrew” head this ex- substantiate charges .that: Wang is- WM made tois Mte y , g Barbara-Dolores Del Rio ' carmelita learned from experience, son. ' i pellent douhle featiira program. missioner of Motor Vehicles Rob , Gibbons wed. long recognized as the best of teach- working with CWnese (toxmhum^t. ‘ Beaumont, Texas — While on a | Without toe possibility of a doubt The messages urged cloMr co-op bins B. Stoeckel in a i Chicago—Heat wave breaks in |ers. aented from the Travelers , visit in Mississippi M years ' ago, the nth degree of t h r ^ is reached eration with toe Commumsts, who A few months ago Carmelita was Mrs. Addie Kingston did “chores” ! in “The Sea Bat”, «i3 beyond are ravegtog south- CThtoa. One station. His statement said; ] . Mich.__A nti} cast in the role of a Spanish giri “ Conhecticut is now engaged in l Uttle Point Sable, micm young Irish actress played around the house for Mr. and Mrs. ! question, the most powerful and in- message was sent to General -'Lit a campaign to save lives. It seems j S ^ ^ n League plans offensive war and y^ ^ Henry Hendrix, of Richburg. to- ; foresting advmiture. story - that has Simg Jen, July 31, urgtog him to formed she had been* willed 1,0001 been sho;^ oh the talldng screen co-operate with toe Communists ’and ' 5 strange that with self-preservation i on wets. appearance and speech, make trouble to Hunan and to a ^ as nature’s first law, it should .be} Utica, N. Y.—Homer W. Goodier, people now believe she feally acres of land and $9,000 for her i this season.,ftoe locale of toe story kindness, she has r.efused to' accept } is in the south seas^ahdmiich of toe southwest and toereby assist In'deal necessary to teach men the rudi I is Sp^ish. And now phe is having it, declaring she did nothing to de-’| action takes place under toe blue ing a death' blow to General Chiang . ments of safety in such a hazardous Shanghai — British troops rushed ! ^ difficult time trying to es- Kai-Shek’s forces. activity as traffic participation. But, serve It, Meanwhile, she is cOntin- tropical waters. The cast has been to) H^ulkow in Communist menace, j tablish the fact that she doesn’t uing her job in a. mattress-factory.j chosoh ^ t h a view o f makirig .the I d a message to General Feng nevertheless, it is true that there Mexico City U. S. to pay 88 per talk with an accent all the time. New York—Has a m otoristtoe i actor At the role, rather than make Hsusiang,' A ^uat 2, Wang n ot^ must be almost constant training of I $6,000,000 cost of straight- It really is a pleasure to sit on right, to tallt. back to, a taraWc of-} the role fit the actor. The result is a the Communist victories to Hunan drivers, pedestrlMS^ and others m | Qrande boundary, the cool veranda of the Chateau fleer? That la-the much mooted plctiire that . will hold you spell and Hupeh, which he declared would habits which make for safety. Jacksonville, Fla.—Quigley vrins i Elysee Apartments, home of many question two former justices wHL at be disastrous to General Chiang / “It is with this necessity for re- bound firom-stert to flnlto through qualifying medal in public links film notables, and talk to Carmelite. tempt to settle to fighting the arrest the sheer naturatoeas of' the entire Kai-Shek’s • forces. / Iteration of safety advice in mind tournament with 145; Brooklyn team First of all she talks interestingly. of one of them, fflie policeman had Wang states, that according to a that Connecticut has joined the production. wins Harding Cup. Secondly, being the daughb^f of objected to, toe former justice per “Dangerous Nan McGrew” pre message he has received from Com other New England states in a Chicago—Collins and Bassett, lead Tom Geraghty, now a successful mitting his two children to ride on rade Fa Kwel, “Communist troops Save-A-Life Movement. This special sents Hrien Kane t o . a burlesque of in western junior golf. scenario writer but once one of the running board of his automo- the fjEunous classic of the northwest. are now preparing to launch a gen campaign will be conducted through Vineyard Haven, Mass.—Enters New York’s best newspaper men, bUe. eral offensive on Wuhan, on August August. During it, all of those All at toe thrills of the origtoal have’ prise, sailed by Harold S. Vander she seems to know exactiy what is Battle Creek, Mich.—This ^brought been turned into laughs, and any 10, and other important cities 0 4 the' things which have been stressed as bilt, leads her rival candidates for story material and what isn’t. is getting so severe that an ariny of Yangtse river are expected to fail important factors for safety will one who can sit through the hour the defense of the America’s cup In “Somehow or other I have a feel 30 rattle snakes driven from a and a quarter it takes to show this by the middle of August.” again be brought to attention. n 37 1-2 mile run from Mattapois>itt. ing that I am just on the verge of swamp invaded a farm near Belle- General Wang, who has assumed “All enforcement and directing j film without g'otog into paroxisms of Boston—Merger announced by doing something of which I will be ■vut an attacked a flock of turkeys. laughter should consult a doctor— the position of a ■virtual civil head agencies of the state are to co Jackson and Curtis, and Weld, Grew reaUy .proud,’’ the actress remarked. Farm hands ended the fray by klU-- of the northern coalition, according operate, but whatever may be done something 'Is wrong. The famous and Company, Boston brokerage “I have been in pictures for quite a tog the snakes. “Boop-boopa-doop” girl has never to toe Nationalist government^ thus by state officials, the police, and houses, probably effective Nov. 1. few years and I don’t think I have Carmelita Geraghty has no accent New York — Add embarrassing is assuming the role of dirisdttog volunteer agencies will be of com been seen to a picture more fitted Boston—Diving operations for any Jdric coming on my progress. moments. Arrival here of toe .for her type of acting, and she, genius of the disruptive Communist paratively small benefit if the peo bodies at scene of Pinthls-Falrfax Southwestern Limited' from St. Louis But M yet I haveiv't done anything shows here. She believed some ex makes the most of every humorous forces throughout China. ple of the state do not co-operate. marine disaster off Scituate sus that makes me want to stand up lar. And 1 want to work a little foimd a dozen or so of the men pa^ perience behind the footlights com situation. To save lives and keep the users of pended by owners of both ships in and shout to the world. light comedy into my characteriza sengers to a state of perturbation. Connecticut streets and highways tions. I don’t mean I want comedy ing on top of her several years in As an extra added attraction, the the belief that remaining members “At present I am trying to create The reason; ’The club car to which management will present on Friday from buliig injured, it is obligatory of the crew of the Pinthis were con a new type of character, a sort of roles as I did enough of those when pictures was just what she needed the valet had their carefully pressed on the part of Connecticut residents I was at Mack Sennett’s. But I do to put her over the top. And ap night only, another of the popular sumed by gasoline fire which fol naughty but nice girl, something on trousers, became attached to an “Cabaret Nights”. Four acts of pro and others to realize that those who lowed the collision. the order of characters Constance think it is a good idea to bring some parently she was right as she re other train at Buffalo. All was well cently completed “What Men Want” fessional vaude'vUle will be present use the highways cause the acci Salisbury Beach, Mass.— Board Talmadge used to portray. I believe comedy into serious parts.” again after two hours whto toe er Madrid, Aug. 7— (AP) — dents. We. must train ourselves to Miss Geraghty called a halt to at Universal and now has signed ed to a new and novel manner. of inquiry hears confiicting stories that is what the public wants now. rant' car was returned. Among those appearing are, Mes- dispatches from toe town of Albhx, habits which wiU not only assure her screen work some months ago contracts for three more pictures Boston'— Anyway It whs a way of Coast Guard killing off Ipswich The heavy vamp is out, as is the stoo, a very clever young musician between Murcia and Almeria, on, the safety for ourselves but for every Monday night, when one Coast ga-ga grlri who used to ^ so popu- in order to appear in two stage at different studios. to obtain relief from toe heat. Six- Mediterranean, report that a Strong one in traffic. year-old Harry Hamparian Jumped who will amaze you with his versa Guard boat fired on another. tility. ’The Bra^dn Sisters are a earthquake occurred there at 4 a. m. “The . first days of the campaign, Plymouth, Mass.— Thirty-five into a barrel of ter, and because of yesterday. necessarily, have bwn given over the 90 degree temperature the ter team of peppy dancers that do not square miles of woodland burned permit of a dull moment during the Some houses were damageklixnd to preparation. Tangible efforts will over during forest fires on both sides clung so tightly Harry’s chums the people ran into the streetejto a begin next Monday with the start ceuld not get him out. Police called time they are to frOnt of the foot of the Cape Cod canal. POOR SCRIPT DETRACTS lights. A1 Seiderman, famous mono- panic but toe dispatches said/'heme of “Equipment Week.’’ From Mon Boston—Mrs. Lars Anderson, Wall Street the fire department. ’The fire lad was injured. . ji* day until Satiurday, Avigust 16th, Brookline society matron, seeks pa dies turned a hose on the tar. The gulist, will present his famous Murcia is a city of about IfIjVjlOO inspectors of the motor vehicle de role of Antonio Scalll of North cold water hardened it and then sketch entitled ‘"rhe Senator From population, to a valley lyia^ ^ e- FROM ENTERTAINMENT Milwaukee." Dick Wills will be setai. partment and state and local police Adams, from statq prison, where he Briefs they chopped Harry out. tween the Great Plateaux. Ife is an will examine cars on the streets is serving a life sentence foy mur Buffalo, N. Y.—^Modest heroines to the role of Master of Ceremonies/ ancient Moorish capital. AtoB|^ is and here Is a boy that can see a and highways to determine whether der. are Jane Danahy, 15, and Dorothea a strongly fortified port of 'ialtouL safety equipment, such as brakes, Boston—John H. Dorsey, Dor OF BEBE'S UTEST Dietrich, 13. With the aM of their laugh to every situation. -The 50,000 population. ^ < lights and steering apparatus reach chester druggist, files nomination New York, Aug. 7.—July sales of canoe they saved three men from Cabaret Nights, which have been the standards required by law. It papers for state treasurer and re the J. G. Penney Co., totaled $13,- drowning in Lake Erie to three dajrs running at the State as an added should be considered a duty by every ceiver general on the Democratic 602,419, compared ■with $14,566,471 and never said a word about it to attraction for the past few Friday KING QUITS V A C A -nC #:! car owner to make certain during for the like month last yeax. Sales BY DAN THOMAS t their parents. nights, is being well recrived by this period that aU equipment is in Cohasset, Mass.— Former State for the seven months ended'July 31, Manchester audiences, and bids fair Istanbul, Aug. 7.— (AP)—Former, good condition. This inspection Senator Walter Shuebruk dies at however, totaled $100,059,648, tot Hollywood, Calif.—^Executives at to become a regular Friday night King Amanullah of Afghanistan*^ attraction. should be the first of regular check his home. . i. first time to the history of the com the RKO studio, It seems to me, who has been summering to..ki8 ups by owners, so that all cars Boston—Joseph B. Ely of West- pany that' sales reached the $100,- made one big mistake just before COAST GUARD TOWS IN place on the Bosphorus today'ftn|m- which go on. tiljf highway will meet barked hurriedly on an ^tj field, candidate for the Democratic 000,000 mark before August. Sales starting production on “Dixiana,” •the reasonable requirements of gubernatorial nomination, ^tacks for the corresponding period Jast BRITISH AND JAPANESE steamer presumably for Rome', Bebe Daniels’ big special which has COAL LADEN SCHOONER cause of toe disturbed state of af safety laws at all times. Mayor James M. Curley of Boston year totaled $97,642,705. “The last two weeks of Aiigust are for his support of John F. Fitzger just had its world premier here. fairs to Afghanistan polltidans ,ex-J to be ^ven over to a campaign for ald, his opponent in the primary They should have buried the script TROOPS TO THE RESCUE pressed the belief that his denart-i June net operating Income of 172 ure might be connected with events good performance on the highways. canip&i^- * Class 1 railroads aggregated $68,<-‘ for the film so deep that it never Vineyard Haven, Mass., Aug. 7.— This means that all will be required (AP)—Captain J. M. Allen and five to his homeland. Mendon, Mass.—Nine persons are 881,473, a return of 3.3 per cent on could be fotmd again. Shanghal, Aug. 7— (AP) —^More to exercisejj)articiilar care to avoid injured when five automobiles pue “Dixiana” has one thing in its men of the crew of the coal-laden, property investment, compared with four-masted schooner Mary Brad than 500 British and Japanese sol accidents. 'Ihere will be strict super up in heavy traffic on the state road $105,817,808, a return of 5.2 per favor—a beautiful “southern” set vision by enforcement officials to ford Pierce, Newport News, Va., to diers and Marines were enroute to between Milford and Uxbridge. cent to June last year. The return ting, most of which was buUt on Changsha valley cities today. SORE TIRED “ / mske certain that the rules of the the huge RKO stages, Everything Calais, Me., put in here shortly aft for the first six months this year er jnldnight to the ship’s yawl. Carrying 400 Marines, four road are jobserved. The efforts made else seemed to be wrong, and we Japanese destroyers arrived in this period should prove valuable was 3.6 per cent, against 5.5. per Five hours later the schooner, * BURNING F p * cent a year ago. were not alone to that opinion. ■ here from Saseb, Japan. The ves- as training for all 'drivers: and For one thing, Bebe Daniels never wito the mate and a seamEm aboard. pedestrians,, and the good habits tn w p T in trw h o r b 7 a were to proceed to Kiukiang, ------*• Stocks of slab zinc to the hands should have been cast as the New rShe was tektoe w a-1 Klangsi province which recently was Instant Relief Joyous they adopt, or have thrust upon Orleans circus entertainer. It was th«.tened by army of them, should be made permanent of American producers July 31 to Comfort The ffew Wa:y '" taled 117,381 tons, an increase of quite a letdown from the colorful character she portrayed so ably in THE ENGLISH WAY . 7,803 tons over stocks of 109,578 i S f L n d a y . Captain AUen said,! , tons June 30 the American Zinc In “Rio Rita.” Bebe has a fiery,-vlva- DURANT MOTORS PLAN cious personality and should be IblTweathor V o * bln. to anchor j S tow dl=patch«l to Such wonderful ease and comfort g e n e r a l WOOD’S DEA’TH stitute reports. July shipments to given roles that do not necessitate eight milM off Great Nan- arrival^of additional Chinese taled 32,235 tons, against 36,670 If you’ll only soak youf ailing feet the submerging of these qualities. tucket. On Tuesday, toe ship aanvaa ua for 20 minutes to an amazing en~ ' A EUROPEAN ALLIANCE tons to June. troops at Hankow relieved the ten- On August *7, 1927, MaJ. Gen. Bert Wheeler and Robert Wool- ^®*^® somewhat by messages ergizing and soothing Radox Foot Leonard Wood, govemor-gener^ of sey have proven that they can be sand shoal. The next day she be- from , the.. Hupeh province inHnafripiindustrial bath. the Philippines, afid veteran oi the Walgreen Co. sales for July to funny on the screen. But they gan to poimd badly and all hands Radox is a new discovery just Lansing, Mich., Aug. 7.— (AP)— taled $4,327,276, an increase of 7.8 central said foreigners had com Spanish-American and World Wars, couldn’t be funny in “Dixiana” be abandoned her smd proceeded in the pleted plans for evacuation should brought over from Europe—don’t Complete reorganization of Dlirant per cent over $4,012,175 for the like ship’s power boat to the Coscate Motors, Inc., and its alliance with died at a Boston hospital following cause there was no real place in the an emergency arise. confuse it wito anything youVe ever unidentified European ; automotive a brain operation. month last year. Sales for the first picture for them. They obviously Coast Guard station near the east Conununists were reported ap tried before. ’ interests were annoimcqd today by Wood entered the army as a sur seven months this year were $30,- were dragged in for the purpose of end of the island. _ proaching Hankow and its sister Radox instantly relieves weary, geon after graduating from Har 266,462, compared w th $25,023,267. adding laughs to ein othei^se weak The station • communicated toe sore feet by ridding the pores and William C. Durant, founder of the V *■ cities Wuchang and Hanyang from vard medical school. When McKin film. schooner’s plight to ^ headquarters, the south. glands of harmful acids and poisons company, but in the meantime weather condi Three executives, who formeny ley became president. Wood went Reports in Wall Street state that ’The best comedy to the picture Bebe Daifiels which cause your distress—walk to the White House as his person^ closing theaters throughout toe was furnished by Joseph Cawthom, tions had so much improved that COL. MacDONALD DEAD with comfort toe next day. were prominently identified' with the mate and a seaman were ,put Dodge Brothers in the automobile physician. A t the outbreak of the coimtry from five to twelve weeks who played the role of a Pennsyl Potresina, Switzerlemd, Aug. 7.— The most easy, pleasant, swift and Spanish-American War in 1898, each year, which would automatical vania Dutchman who had just in aboard toe ship by tpe Coast Guard- (AP) — Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon economical way to make sickly feet field, will retire. ’They are A. I. h dId u l e a d e r j a il e d men. She was later taken to tow. Philip, chairman of the board of di Wood helped his close friend Theo ly reduce present Hollywood sched herited a southern plantation. MacDonald of Morristown, N. J., strong—healthy again—^if you don’t ' rectors; F. P. Haynes, president of dor® Roosevelt raise and J*® ules from 10 to 15 per cent and ef Everett Marshall, former Met died here Monday after a heart at find this to be so—your money re the board and J. A. Nichols, Jr., famous regiment of “Rough Rid fect a lower sesde in film rentals ropolitan Grand Opera singer, who Bombay, Aug. 7.— CAP)—Vallab- REDUCING SALARIES tack during a mountain climb. He turned without question. ■vice-president. ers.” For his conduct in the war he during oppressive months, are part makes his initial appearance on the hai Patel, Congress leader, arrested served to the. 324th Infantry, North End Pharmacy; So. Man Another annotmeement detailing was elevated to major general. of a nation-'wide economy plan being screen in this picture, may event Saturday, was sentenced today* to New York, Aug. 7.— (AP)—Ex Eighty-First Division, during the chester Agents, Packard’s Pharma further reorganization changes and Following his serviceis after the started to the motion picture indus ually become a popular leading man. three months’ simple- imprisonment ecutives of A. Schulte and Company, Wori’d War. Burial will be to cy, Magnell Drug CJo.—or any good the expansion move of the company war as governor of Cuba, where he try. The reports said the plan But first he will have to learn how for his part to the ci'vll disobedience operating the second largest chain America. ^ g s to r e can supply you.—Adv. ^s expected from Mr. Durant next made many great improvements in would be launched next summer. to sing before the camera. Like campaign of Mahatma Gandhi. of tobacco stores to the United lek, when he returns here to petr education and sanitation, W o ^ was other grand opera singers who have Before sentence was passed, Patel States, have volimterily accepted feet plans. appointed governor in the Philip Reo Motor Car Company has add answered the call of the mo'vles, named as his successor as president large cuts in salary, following the Mr. Durant declined to di'vulge pines. Here he stamped out poly ed 600 men to its payrolls and plans Marshall Is too expressive. On the of the All-Indian Congress, Mulana example of thU president, David A. with which European interests Dur gamy and tamed the Sulu chlef- to add 500 additional men within ten stage, where the singer is a consid Abdul Kalam Azad. Schulte, who will forego compensa ant will be identified. He was known tlans. When he returned to the days. erable '’distance from his audience, Four women, fined at the same tion for his services, it was learned Place your order today for the to have been in conference recently United States in 1908 he was made that may be all right. But no audi time, refused to pay, declaring they today. •with executives of a French type chief of staff. A special meeting of stockholders ence Ukes to get a bird’s-eye view preferred imprisonment. Pandit Ma- An executive of the company said midget automobile. Woo'd was given Inferior com of Indian Motorcycle Company has. of a man’s tonsils while he is ren la'vlya, another leader of the volim- that the reductions to the salaries The retiring executive persoxmel mands during the World War be been called for August 12 to vote dering a song to a screen close-up. teers, was fined 100 rupees (about of executives which average about y of the company Came to Durant cause he was thought to have given on a proposal to authorize $800,000 In direct contrast with “Dixiana” $36) with the alternative of fifteen 38 1-3 per cent and a 10 per cent cut Motors two years ago. rise to certain ■views on prepared 7 per cent debentures, due to 1937, is “Old E ^llsh,” George Arllss’ new days’ simple imprisonment. A num of other general office employes will ness which were unfavorable to the of which $300,00.0 would be sold to film. In a sezise it is hardly fair to ber of other prisoners received three become effective September 1, which administration. Francis L DuPont, •vice-president, compasre toe two because toey are months’ terms. will continue until bustoess condi n o j t f ■frigidai FOREST FIRES CHECKED In 1919 he announced himseii a and assodates. Stockholders also so entirely different. . But there is tions warrant an advance. Store - 1 candidate for the RepubUcaa nomi will be asked to approve toe Issu one common ground on which all DIES IN FRANCE clerks are not affected, it was said. nation for president, and made con ance of 40,000 shares of unissued pictures can be compared—their en Schulte said that while sales have Porcelain^on-steel.. . inside and cut Plymouth, Mass., Aug. 7— (AP)— siderable headway until the steel common to E. Paul DuPont, presi tertainment value. Here again toe Paris, Aug 7— (AP)— The Paris increased enormouriy since prices Sleepiest Cape Codders patrolled the strike in Indiana, in which he felt dent, to consideration of surrender two films are widely separated. edition of the New York Herald were cut last year, toe profits have outskirts of a 35-mile fire blackened it his duty to participate, spoiled for cancellation of $500,000 to prom “Old English” is entertaining. “Dix ’Tribune today annoimced toe death diminished. in beautiful Glacier-Gtxiy woodland today on watch for the his chances. Two years later he was issory notes. iana” is not. of the Marqtose de Malelssye, Vrho first fiicker of flame that might appointed governor-general of the Arllss created quite a torore to was bom E^th Lyman Collins of Tennessee, being 'bounded by eight mean the renewed start of the for Philippines. TO CUT DnOBATlON motion picture circles- and won a New York. Death occurred at her other states, is touched by more est fires that have swept both banks host of admirers with “Disraeli.” In home on the Divienu than any other state to the Union. of the Cape Cod canal. NOTED FU EB BETTER Amoy, China, Aug. 7— (AP) — our opinion his followers should Thousands of citizens, firewardens British consular authorities today CAIH mck double In number the minute “Old MASAyrOM and state patrolmen had the flames Veere, Holland, Aug. 7— (AP) tostweted shipping companies English” goes on the market. In pretty well imder control at dawn Wing Commander Charles Ktogs- transporting coolies to the Straits it he gives a characterization at today but the fickle wind which for ford-Smith who had an operation Settlements to reduce toe emigra least equal to that of Emil Jan- See Yhis new Etigidtitei It Is an the past two days has helped check for appendicitis on Monday, had pro tion by 80 per cent, or 100,000 an nings to “The Patriot" back to the THIS WOMAN IN 4 WEEKS flames and as readily swept the gressed toward recovery so rapidly nually. old days of silent,films. oqtsttnding value at an amaaingly flames forward was still to be that his physician today permitted The low price of rubber and tin Arliss’ entire supporting cast is low Yon will be impressed reckoned with. ’ Fire officials said I caused Straits Settlements authori him to smoke a cigarette. ' good, but he is the whole picture. LOST 19 POUNDS OF vHdi the striking beauty o f die that only a heavy rain would bring When he leaves the hospital the ties to seek restriction of the flow And no small amount o f credit the flames to an absolute standstill. Australian, who recently flew from of CThtoese labor. A severe unem Should go to Alfred Green, whose cabinet It is buttons gl^et^gray Ireland to America, again will be ployment problem is likely to re direction is flawless. 339 lbs. And X must say I feel better Porcelain-on-steel inside and out sult here. Here’s a letter written October 21, - come the guest of Henrik William In every way, besides looking much .■'^■3 : TRIBESMEN IN REVOLT van Loon, Dutch-American author, Since Amoy and surrounding 1929, by Mrs. Fred Barringer of better. Kruschen Salts had a decided The amount o f food storage space > at whose home he had just arrived districts supply toe settlements with Lewiston, Montana, that ought to efCeet upon the quantity of food I is 4 } i squaie feet The median- SIteCT YOUR for a visit when he was stricken. most of their coolie labor the re bq read by every overweight woman took and stimulated my desire' to OWN TIRM$ Peshawar, Northwest Frontier striction may greatly affect pros to; America: greater activity. leal nnit is completely endosed. Province, India, Aug. 7— (APj — perity here. TypewritelPfl ' "I have recommended Kruschen This frontier city, important in the WORLD TRAW LER DIES ^'(3entlemen: I first saw your ad Salts to many of my friends, in fact, Equipped with ^ fimums t*C0ld AH makes, sold, rented, ex vertisement to a Billings, Montana, have ' a number of them taklhg defense of nortowestem British REPAIR QUAKE DAMAGE ' Kruschen Salts. I GonttoL*^ C dl a n d te e a compleie todia, was threatened today by ad Santa Barbara, Cal.*, Aug. 7 — changed and overhanled. paper and decided to . ^ Kruschen Salts. “May all large people, both men . demonsttadom vancing force of hostile tribesmen. (AP)— Franklin Price Knott, 76, Rome, Aug. 7.— (AP.)—The min and women, who want to reduce to world teaveler and artist, died here Special rental rates to stu “I started taking them every The tribesmen ^ niunbertog 5,000, ister of public works today reported an easy way, give. Kruschen Salts a m cvere said to be concentrattog west last night after a heart attack Mon dents. Rebuilt machines morning as directed as I was very to ■ Premier MuSsoltol that all first much overweight and wanted to re fair trial. I am sure it will convince 3f Khajuri plain, and troops have day. / $20.00 and up. any onej” deen moved out against it. Six Knott was widely known for his aid service had been withdrawn duce. PAUL HILLEAY, illti. from the zone of the recent earth A bottle of Kruschen Salto that 749 Mato i t , 8^ jquadrons of royal airforce are miniatures and autochrome pictures “I had tried aoing on a diet but lasts four weeks costs but 85c at ' ' ■ ''' ictively engaged, to bombing opera which appeared to tra'vel magazines. quake in southern Italy. would set 80 hungry that my diet ■■ ■ The report said government ra would not last long, so I decided to North End. Pharmacy. So. Man themanchisster tions. • » , Knott’s wife died to 1926. The cou KEMP’S give “KriiBChen Salts” a fair trial. chester Agents, Packard’s Pharma tioning had ceased and that 5,000 773 Mato 8t» ■ -V- These machines j t g ^ ^ y worked ple had been, prominent socially in 763 Main St Phone 5680 'The day I started to take them I workmen were engaged to toe new cy, Magnell Drug Co.^-or any drug iffectively but.today;. utoi.toer oendi- Massachusetto, Rhode' 'Island and weighed 3t6 Ibs.'and at present, which store to America.—Adv. ions were iihfavorable. Chicago. , housing tmdertektogs. has been Just four weeks, X weigh X \ y r .H'** mNCHBOTER EVENING HERALK SOOTH MANCHESraR. C O ^ , THIJJipAy; AUGUST 7 ,1 « ^ '„ , THAT - P 9 i^y"N9^s^l^Yicg^^;''^ ERNEST LYNN, IVoPYRlGHT^IOSO^i OUVtPffilSCmON laonf.telaawicfciifc b e g in HEBE TO|>AT ' “My goodness, I wish sununer waS' Thm uA ft' Usttw ■ Hiftt lift *•■ over,” wailed a weary friend of ipTlvf^ from ft friftiid In NSsw York, mine yesterday.' k;' The auratum lilies are out in edlfileast ^0 minuter ft '^ y on the 'ftce DAN BOBIMEB, Hollywobd ftcft- One look at her was enough to. their glory Just now, and like every- I before starting, tor the shoi^plng narlo writer and former New. YoA oi» ♦Vw.,, tour Or the offlce, snd again befotft fix that Impression without any' thing else this-season, they have j ^ for any evening afEMr. If newNMiper man, meeta ;ANNE words on her part. She was a rag. WINTER, who has come from Tnl- "What’s happened noiV?”' was’m; rushed right along from the lowest ; the t ^ can be Jpai^, tSTalw aa, Okla., to try to get e i ^ work probably tmsympathetic reply. Bu$ ! to the topmost bud. When the means an outlay for a 'whole array In the movlea. ‘ - ’ • I knew. The day before, in all the] A3 morning dew is on them they are of creams, powders; rouges and Bp- Dan flnda her oharmtair and heat, her three girls had hkd a more fragrant than ever. For beauty stick, not to mention perfumes and taken a deep Intereat In her. She party, not a simple little lawn affair and perfume they dominate their' sachets in your favorite scent and leaxns from hini that ho works at with lemonade and sandwiches, but' flower neighbors. ' bath salts. Continental Plcturea. She ^ a regular pink tea, with all the worked only one day aa an extra trimmings. They hfid asked boys and Children always, d ^ g h t in ft pic LODK It Is em excellent time to visit tee nic, and tee package picnic is a de herself, having been there but a aU the rugs came up and they GCDO ENOiGil commercial gardens' now if one de i short time, but a few days after danced. It meant a week’s work be sires to add te their varieties of sirable one for small children. AU i their meeting she gets extra forehand, to get the house in order, - lb EM'— phlox, and rig ^ here in town we articles of. food aVft wrapped sepa for my friend is a meticulous house have several very excellent sources rately in individu^ servings teen i work at Grand United. packed in pastry <;^ieaes. When tee Her first day there she meets keeper, and as far as the party it of supply, with prices as low or self was concerned, not a trick was lower than elsewhere. Phlox is ex time comes for the lunch, each child a girl named MONA MORRISON, receives its package.and there is no and Immediately likes her. Mona \ missed. tremely showy in tee border or bed She went over all the details of tiresome passing... '’They can be ' Is living with EVA HARLEY, and >// but is not desirable for cutting as taught also to take care of left over Anne lives alone, and Mona sug- the affair amd remarked again that tee flowerets drop so readily. she was dead tired. scraps of food, paper and boxes and eests that the three occupy a bun do their share of the picking, up. galow that she and Eva have The oldest g*lrl away at prepara I know of no single flower more tory; school .had made some rich seen. ,, satisfactory for cutting in midsum ’The popularity' of tee all-white friends who bad in'vited her to mer than tee gladiolus. If tee lower They do this. When Dan calls on 'Visit; In fact, she' had had three hat, no matter what tee outfit con Anne there one evening he 1®®™* wilted blossoms are picked off every tinues, and tee all-Whlte costume is week-ends away and Just came day and tee stem cut correspond from Mona that GARRY SLOAN, home long, enough in between to GEMEi?ftL as smart as any, perhaps more chic the famous director, actually has ingly and water changed, they may with a touch of red or blaftk. get her clothes int order to tear off be used to the very last blossom noticed Anne, and she may be gfiven again. ^“Get” her' clothes in order a “hit.” Dan, not liking Sloan, al and then placed in a low flat bowl is right, for I knew that her mother for a change. Fish Salad, Sandwich FlUlng though he has never actually met had worked constantly on their re 1 cup tuna or other cooked fish, him, is a bit apprehensive. >f1 construction. flaked. NOW GO ON WITH TBffi STORY So Genius Could Bud— The new zinnias, which also seem 1 teaspoon salt. The second daughter had had to he away ahead of their blooming % teaspoon pepper. CHAPTER IX enough art in high school to de time this summer are very striking % teaspoon paprika. There flashed through Rorimer’s mand a studio in an attic room in color and shape. In addition to 1 cup hot water. mind the picture of Garry Sloan where she could express herself. the brilliant reds and msigentas, 1 tablespoon hot vinegar. and Sylvia Patterson seated at a Well, her mother expressed herself J; there are tee art shades in all hues 1 tablespoon butter. restaurant table; and Johnny Riddle by tailing a week off in boiling of yellow from tee palest lemon to 1-3 cup mayonnaise. a gorgeous mustard and red orange. ^ cup pickles, chopped. ’ saying: “Sylvia’s a swell girl; but weather to empt^ that room, see The dahBa petaled zinnias are in Sylvia’s ambitious—and she can be that it was cleaned, and put it Into 2 tablespoons pimento, choEPftd. teresting with each individual petal 3 tablespoons quick cooking tapi diplomatic.” condition for the genius to be. She roUed like the dtelias they imitate. And Dan wondered’if Sylvia Pat is, of course, convinced that Jimia oca. terson would be starring with needs her chance and if a demand Add salt, pepper and paprika and Grand United if she had chosen not for a private' studio to putter in Asters are past their height of tapioca to water and.vinegar. Cook was part of it 'she should have it. blooming in some gardens, and I am in double boiler 15 minutes, or un to be diplomatic to Sloan. Perhaps til tapioca is clear, stirring frequent the thought was not exactly fair <’o "How do you think it would feel, Eva, to have a steady Job—for a So her mother threw herself into the wondering what be left for the month, even ?” ______breach and an old dress and did it fall flower shows, more than six ly. Remove from fire, add butter Sylvia, though; the girl had an un weeks away with everything in the and cool. Add mayonnaise, pickles deniable talent, and a rare, orchid up right. . , , ■tto ACCQliH'T / Rorimer grinned. “Just too nice The youngest , girl, twelve, is Jeal garden so far advanced beyond its and mipento to fish. Combing two like beauty, and her fan mail, Rid turned ner face toward him again, regular time. mixtures. Cool. M£^e 2 cups filling. dle had said, was among the larg that she was highly agitated. for words,” he said. ous of her two older sisters. Every- est in Hollywood. He said, “I’m nothing but a Mona said, “That doesn’t sound time__ — they------get anything „ she puts in ^ Perhaps, Sloan or no Sloan, she clumsy idiot to be staying when so hot,” and Dan admitted that per-1 her oar and holds out her hand, md For tee past decade obvious would have gone far. And yet, re you should be, resting. Tomorrow haps he was damning Atwood with | receives the equivalent. She is for- makeup was tee thing but today membering how she had sat there may mean a tremendous lot to you, faint praise. 1 ever ha'vlng movie parties wUh Ice- makeup that flatters but is not ap “He’s a good actor and a good cream and cake afterward, ^ u g h t parent is the end to be achieved. smiling at him with eyes and lips, and I’m keeping you from bed. Beauty experts ad'vise spending at I listening with flattering attentive You’re a little nervous; you ought fellow” he said, “but every time ice-cream and bought cake ? No sir. Atwood’ talks he sounds - as though.. . These are particular children. ness as the browny director smoked to have some hot milk and go To go back to the boarding school and* talked, Dan found it easy to he has iust had hls voice mant- - - „ ------, j right to sleep.” cured. He’s that correct and pre- miss, the three friends'were Jnvlted th in k that perhaps Sylvia Patterson Anne said, “Oh, Dan, you talk as back for a house-party and the tea felt it was less to her choice than if I were a baby. I’m going to have else.” An4 police reporters, bo went on to , say, didn’t talk like dance was one of many smaller to her interests to feefl Garry sandwiches and coffee, and so are things in their honor. Sloan’s vanity. you. I’m—I’m just a lltUe silly, 1 actors. “They talk like police re Why Mothers Get Gray And Dan resented him. suppose. Only, it does mean a tre porters.” They say that a pedestrian is a Anne Winter said, “I may be do mendous lot to me; you were right. “I like that crack,” Mona said, man whose son is home from col HEALThl ing a bit in this picture yet. It And it shouldn’t, of course; a bit "about the manicured voice. . . . lege. Whoever wrote that Joke for ^sounds almost too good to be true, is only a bit,. after all—I’m only And what ■will ' you do after this got to mention the women. I know; but Mr. Sloan hlmseT fooling 'myself if I think it means picture Is flniShedi-^Write anotht>r This mother dragged over hot MICROSCOPE HELPS TO SHOW f blood cells represent but one of tee talked to me today and they may any more. A week from now I one?" HOW BODILY HEALTH many type of formed elements in streets in the morning to do her the blood. There are In addition, give me a few lines.” suppose I’ shall be looking for any Rorimer <. said he . supposed so. marketing, while the girls had the DEFENDS ON CONDITION To save your towels, you can now “Atta girl,” Dan said encourag kind of extra work and thinking “I’ve got a little more than five OF THE BLOOD the red blood cells and tee platelets. car out with their guest^ at the The white blood cells number get wide rolls of dainty, colorful, ingly. "Didn’t I tell you you’d myself lucky if I get it.” months to go before they can fire club to swim or play tennis. absorbent tissue paper. knock ’em dead if you, got a me," he said, and he laughed. Well, I rather think I’ve drawn By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN about 5000 to 7000 for an amount They are especiaUy nice for gfuest chance?” Rather abruptly he asked, “That’s a great break,” said Editor, Journal of the American of blood about the size of a pin Rorimer smiled. “I wish Dick enough of the picture. There is head. The red blood cells number rooms, as they can be used to re “What do you th'.n’K of Sloan?” Charles could hear you talk, Anne. Mona. “How would you like to more, much more, for the house Medical Association, and of Hygela, move cold cream, lipstick and other ^‘He’s rather wonderful, Dan." shop around for Jobs by the day? tee Health Magazine from 4,600,000 to 5,500,000 for the I’m sure . he’d, be surprised at your guests were only the grand finale same quantity. The blood platelets beauty aids that are apt to ruin Anne got up from her chair and . . . How do you think it would of the hectic season. your good towels. humility. ’He Isn’t used to It. Dick Long ago it was recognized teat average from 160,000 to 250,000 for took a few nervous steps toward says: ‘Give an extra a bit and he feel, Eva, to have a steady Job— These selfish children with the In the kitchen, they save your one of the front windows. There for a month, even?” And to Dan idea that vacation is intended for the blood is one of tee most Impor tee same amoimt. tea towels and the front of your automatically think he’s a big play- tant constituents of tee human Unquestionably all of these cells she stood, gazing into night ftnd er and doesn’t want to do extra she added: “We get our checks at a perpetual picnic! have special functions, some of apron for you can wipe your hands nothingness for a minute or; two, the end of the day—when we’re Yet it isn’t their fault exactly. body, that it is tee fluid which gives off on them. You can get them work again.’ And I suppose he life to tee tissuea teat it takes which have begun to be imderstood and Dan perceived, when she knows as mpeh' about it as^^ s.ny working. And if there’s a Job to Their mother’s favorite expression but about many of their functions white for the kitchen and colored morrow you’re in luck.” is, “They are only young once. I from the tlssqes their waste pro for bedrooms and the bathroom. casting director in Hollywood.” ducts and conveys them to the there is still a great deal of doubt. He went over to her and took Eva Harley said, “And how:" want, them to enjoy themselves." The red blood cells seem to be She said it unsmilingly and, Rri- Much as I like children and want organs o t eUmination, and teat It is her hand in his and patted it. largely concerned with the ability charged primarily with the convey “You’re going to go over, Anne: 1 mer thought, a little bitterly. them to have things, this mhkes me ing of hemoglobin, which is the red He made his excuses a few min furious. She has twenty years per of man to resist disease and to know it. There’s nothing can stop overcome damage to hls body. coloringr. matter around the body. utes later and departed; and when haps to live, if she lives. Not only The hemoglobin contains iron and is yoUf because—^well» because you ve that but she is robbing them of a It was not, however, until tee HOW TO SHOP got more ability right now than he got back to his hotel he felt microscope was discovered teat concerned with the distribution of ^ te n th s of them. Wait till they strangely at war with himself; the j sense of responsibility and consid- ox3Tgen, a life giving element. $ evening, despite Mona’s attempts to eration scientific medicine began to have hear you sing. Have you sung for She looks old and worn now. any clear conception of the consti If the hemoglobin is lessened in CLOTH MAY BE “DOCTORED them yet, Anne?” ■ put him at his ease, had not con tuents of - the blood. ’This fluid rep amount, there is less oxygen carried tributed to his peace of mind. He She had on an uninteresting dress and tee blood becomes exceedingly ' Anhe said, ”Of course not, silly,” and hat, listless and old! She was resents roughly from 1-13 to 1-20 By WllBam H. Baldwin tried to tell himself that Anne Win of the body weight. It is far more pale. The normal amount of hemo and she laughed. “Why, I’d be ter’s w elcom e had been as warm as looking at a smart brown velvet globin Is listed at 100 per cent, but frightened to death to sing for suit, “Wouldn’t this be lovely,” than a fluid, it Is a suspension con One thing for which the shopper usual, but he thought: “The girl taining dissolved elements which a person may have anywhere from should be watchful Is tee embossing Garry Sloan.” . wants to be left alone.” she said, “for Junia?” 60 to 70 per cent and still feel fair “You sang for remind- have an intimate bearing on life and of cloth to make it appear what it The prospect of bed was singu CHINESE PROFITEER IN RICE health. ly weU. .. is not. Recently, a shopper bought ed her. larly unchering, so he sat for a If the hemoglobin drops much be “I know, but I’ve such a tiny Shanghai-^(AP)—Shanghai’s sup A famous Russian, Metchnlkoff, a coftt at a smart shop. She was de- while in one of the lobby divans, posed rice shortage has been traced conceived tee idea teat the white low this amoimt, he is Ukely to in Ughted with her purchase because little voice, Dan.” his hat and coat in his lap, and to warehouse hoardings and the blood cells were important elements dicate te® deficiency by a shortness she thought she had a moire coat ^ie told her that she did not have watched the party-goers drift past for ftttacklng infectious disease and of breath. The pallojr associated of excellent cut at a "bargain” price. to shout over the microphone. “ Is municipality has balked the profit with lack of hemoglobin is typical. him to the danciog room, the wom eers by establishing the price of he gave to teem tee name ‘‘phago- In due course she hadjt pressed tjier.? any chorus singing in the en, expensively wrapped and coifed, c^e,” with the idea teat they ate 'there are many conditions in which and it came back to her as a coat rice at the market’s opening each tee hemoglobin is ' altered or des picture?” he asked. chattering, animatedly: the men fol day. and digested. .-However," tee white of no particular weave or texture. Anne said there was not, and she lowing more quietly in dinner suits troyed so that it cannot carry oxy What she really had bought was a proceeded to tell him the story of like uniforms. gen. For Instance, In poisoning common cloth which had been run the picture. Its working title, she One of the Roosevelt’s “dress with carbon monoxide gas tee hem through a machine that so stamped or informed him, ' v^aa “Married in oglobin is changed to a form which it aa to give it tee appearance of nights,” Rorimer idly supposed, and Jahot Neckline and Sleeve Detiail cannot carry oxygen and the person May.” . brought his gaze to rest on the en Attract Attention being a true moire weave. Instead "Sylvia Patterson has several trance to the Blossom Room, where gets purple. of getting a distinguished looking songs, and Raymond Marbury. And young women in black, and in coat at a bargsdn, she had a rather A N Y CHILD By ANNETTE MANCHURIA KEEPS GRAIN commonplace one for which she paid Pat Stanton and Mary Ellis have bright colors, and in pastels, wait In tee advanced Fall mode, tee E can never be sure just what one or two. But there’s no chorus ed for their escorts and smoked HMbln—(AP)—With a poor grain a stiff price, and which, furthermore, makes a child restless, but black canton crepe frock leads in crop in sight and the countrjr’s had been weakened by tee attempt W singing. Mr. Sloan, though, has a cigarets and swayed their shoul popularity. It is usually enlivened the remedy can alwa^ be .thft same. wonderful .male quartet in it. And money declining In value, tee Man to “doctor” It Into a moire finish. Good old Castoria! There’s comfort ders gently ■with the dance rhythm. with pale pink or white crepe or churian government has prohibited Similarly cotton fabrics are some he’s building up one of the scenes embroidered batiste, in every drop of this pure vMetable —Just before the quartet comes on. he recognized the export of all cereals lest a short times calendered and sold as satin preparation, and not the sfightest Rorimer thought ’The model Illustrated is.especially age ensue. tablecloths. narm in its frequent use. As often as It’s one of the house-party se one or two among tnem as movie suited to tee larger woman. your child has a fretful spell, is quences—where we all wear sport actresses; but he was not certain. The pointed treatment narrows feverish, or cries and' can’t' clothes. You know? And he wants He thbught: “But they’d all like to ■tee hlpllne. The Jabot collar gives a Castoria soothe and quiet hun. Some : to give some lines to one or two of be mistaken for movie actresses;” ■slimming effect.to tee bodice. The times it’s a touch of colic. Sometimes the imimportant guests. And that’s and, remembering an old English flounced sleeves are extremely mod- constipation. Or diarrhea— a con where I come in.” race-track quotation, that “On the ish. ^ ation that should always be checked Mona’s cheerful voice from the turf, or under the turf, all men are Style No. 828 may be worn all without delay. Just keep Castoria kitchen announced loudly that cof equal,” he felt that there was some through tee Fall so wiU prove its handy, and give it promptly. fee and sandwiches were on the thing equally democratic and level economy. It Is made at a very small will follow very promptly; if: it way, and she and Eva followed a ing about the scene before him. outlay. doesn’t, you should call a phj.ysiciah. moment later with trays. He went upstairs presently, and It is designed in sizes 36, 38, 40, “Anne can pour the coffee,” Mona took a book with him, and read 42, 44, 46 and 48 inches bust. said, and she dropped gratefuUy himself to sleep. His bed-side lamp Georgette crepe, printed chiffon and noisily Into, a ch^n. "No sugar was burning and the book was be voUe, printed batiste, printed sheer for me, Anne dpar—and I loye it side him on the covers when mar linen and pastel flat washable crepe CASTORIA so, too,” she sighed, he turned tial strains from the Hollywood are cool summery ideas for its de to Dan and said, “Wouldn’t It be High School band, almost beneath velopment wonderful to have a figure like hls window, roused him in the Size 36 requires 3% yards 39-inph Anne or Eva? They can eat aa morning. with % yard 39-lnch all-over lace. much as they want and never add In his bath he told himself de ah ounce.' BPf.me!—gosh, Dnn,'’it’a terminedly that there would be no Manchester Herald ' le YELLO W awful!” . miore visits to tee bungalow with- 'Eva-Harley, passing sandwiches oqt a direct invitation. To prove Pattern Service to Daa,; smiled. ."How. is your pic to A nna that he was interested in 828 ■ ; , ’ PENCIL ture coming .along, Mr. Iterimer?” tee outcome of the day at Grand THERE^S nothing she asked poUtely. ' ' For a' Herald Pattern of the surer .than results ’with the U^ted, and to satisfy his own curi- model illustrated,, send 15c . in. •Dan was a little surprised-at the omy, he called her up that eve ? from Classified ad- BAND question. It*was the first'time "he ning, and learned that she had been stamps or coin directly to Fash bad heard Eva express curiosity ion'Bureau, Manchester Evenhis ■ vertising in The given tee greatly-coveted “bit,” But, Herald, Fifth’ Avenue and 29th Herald. Thousands about anything. he said nothing about seeing her. Street, New York City. Be sure have tried these col Mona ^ d , *'What’s the idea of 'Another 10 days passed, during to w rite‘jrour name and,address the Mr. Rorimer, E5va?.;«Hls -name which he heard nothing from her clearly and to give tee correct umns successf^y* is Dan.” at all; and then one day, in the number and size of tee pattern You can do likewi^I "WWl,' Dsn,. then,” said Eva". ~ restaurant on the Continental lot, you want. . . — "That soimds a lot better,” Dan he ran into Eva Harley. ^ C t L C ( k said. (To Be Continued) Price 16 Cents The picture, he Informed teem, Name •••eeeeeeeeeteeesefteeeeft Wftft...... proceeding satisfactorily U. S. REGAINS HOPS CROWN fTiy Classified .enough. "But it’?, nothing to rave Washington—(AP) — Recovering 8 2 8 8 i S 0 ^ ••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeft about I saw some rusUM today, tee position it held prior to the and .'Coins'seemed to be satisfied." war, the Ubitftd States again is the A d d f 0 l h s •••eeeeeteeeeeeeseeeee, Dial 5121 "And,what kind of. a newspaper world’s largest producer of hops. • • • • • e .eeeeeteeesee*********** reporter Is iFta4art^..-A.tVpo,d-?” Lut. year’s crop aggregated 83,220,- ' a:,: Anne 'wanted' to 00(r ;*■■•***' '■'X' ■j MANCHESTER HEBAU>/ sOI|TH MANCRBS^ THURSBAY, AUGUST 7. IW . TENNIS’ IJNRANKED STARS AMERICAN lions 1 Green Gets lO NATIOKrAIiA 5, ATHlilSTIOS t Watblnrton „ _ AB. K. H. PO. A a. I d 3rd To To Defend Their Laurels Myer, 2b ...... ^ 5 .S ? a Bluege. 3b ...... a t o o Cronin, ss ...... } n n Judgo, lb ...... 3 1 1 12 0 0 Harris, rf ...... 2 0' 0 0 0 0 Colored Gnnb No Ib td i for p y H i t e d and Roth BdurentlSEGAR GIVES LONE Rio* rf ...... 1 0 0 1 ® ® Welt, cf.::;:...... 4 i o o o o NATIONAL Spencer, c ...... 4 “ J " J „ L o < ^ Host Features Seek TWrd Straight Title; I HIT BEATING OAKS Jones, ...... J:J 32 5 8 27 14 0 BRAVES B, PHIKUEB 4 'PhlUdelphla ^ Boston W A 1 ^ of Lasty Tr^le^ Eatry lists Close Tomor AB. R. B. PO. A a. AB. R B. PO. A B. Boley, ss ...... 3 « 1 3 3 1 Chatham, s s ...... 8 0 J •. * J cf ...... 4 O Z 6 U U qark. rf ,.>...... ,4 1 J | « Boyce PkdKs, Balt row; Play Starts ^ to r - Community Chb Triumphs Cochrane, c ...... 4 0 0 7 1 0 Sisler, lb ..,.....'..4 J J « J J Simmons, If ...... 4 1 1 | o « BerMer^ 1C •••*•• ••••sJ X * • 9 x Foxx, lb ...... 4 0 2 8 1. 0 .V^eleb* c£ •*•#••• 31 ^ .0 9 Cronin* 9.4o8 .0 » J The New Eoglfuid Colored (Rants 9 to 1 in North End League Miller, rf ...... •••••J 2 a i ? n day. Williams, 2b ...... 2 0 0 1 1 0 Riohbpurg. s ...... 1 1 1 5 0 0 of Hartford were no match for the Dykes, 3b ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 Maguire, 2b ...... 4 0 1 6 4 0 hard hitting Manchester (Jreen dla- Earnshaw, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 '2ifoorei 8b • • s •»• 18X00 Walter “Ty” Holland and Miss Tussle at Playgronnds. Summa, x ...... 1 0 0 0 o u Sherdel, p ...... >' 0. 0 0 1 1 uondeers last night up at Wood- Quinn, p ...... 0 0 0 » J 0 bridge Field and returned to the Iluth Behrend will defend the;r S3 ” b II 27 *8 2 'town singles tennis championships Bishop, ...... 1 0 0 ® .:® ® Capitol ctty smarting under the Shoresi p ...... 0 0 ^ ^ Pbiladelpbta _ ^'in the town tournaments which get The Community Club trimmed the ' ilt K. H. Pp. A HC sting of a 13 to 3 defeat launder way Saturday. Each has won Oaks 9 to 1 last night in the Twi - 29 1 6 27 9 i Thompson. 2b ....« ^ ;4 . The Green slugged ten pairs of Washington ...... J22 2nn Sherlock, lb ...... 4 s{>ikes across home plate in the hec le title for two successive years light League over North, Ed Se- Philadelphia ...... 000 000 10,0—L O’Doui, If ...... 4 ^ id will be the favorite to again re- gar twirled masterful ball for the .• Runs batted in,Cronin, Judge, H: ICleln, rf •....••...4-. tic third liming and made its other lin their laurels. winners allowing only one hit. Poy Rice, Spencer, Miller; ^'vo base^ hits, Frlberg, cf ...... 4 three hms in the. sixth. Tommy The entry list for both touma- was the only man to get two hits Simmons; three base hit, Bl|iege, Whitney, 3b ...... 4 Hunt played the leading role with e stolen bases, Judge, West; sacrifices, Thevenow, ss ...... 3 brace of triples in as many official Isnents closes tomorrow evening at for the Community. Bluege, Rice, MUler; double plays, Davis, c ...... > ....2 T7 o’clock and anyone planning to The Community is trying to get Spencer to Myer, Jones to Judge, Nichols, X ...... 0 trips up, • Collins, p ...... -0 [compete who has not already sub- the Polish Americans of Glaston Boley to Williams to Foxx, Myer to Eddie Boyce pitched for the lo Judge, Cochrane to. Boley; left on BCansen, p ...... 2 cals and aUowed only six hits, all ’jnitted his or her name should do bury to play here Simday. This bases, Washington 5, Philadelphia 5; ^tehsa.' c ...... 2 so immediately. Names can be maii- team gave the Bon Ami a hard bat bases on balls, off Jones 3, ijarnshaw singles. He nicked. Jones for two 3TTl0y24 10,l I ed or telephoned to Thomas W. tle recently. They were to play 3; struck out, by Jones 4, b^nshaw himself.. F oigett Dowd and Wright here last Sunday but for some rea 5; hits, oft Earnshaw 7 In 6, Quinn 1 Boston . 109-OlO 903—5 also hit ihto safe territory on two Stowe, Herald sports editor, who Is In 2, Shores 0 In 1; wild pitch, Earn Philadelphia ...... 099 999 319-^ conductmg the tournament. son cancelled the game the night shaw; losing pitcher, Earnshaw; um Runs batted in, Klein 2. Collins. occasions. Hare is the box score: The public teqpis courts at the before. pires, Gelsel, Owens and Morlarty; Sherlock, Moots 2, Richbourg 2, Sis Manchester Green (IS) ’The summary: time, 1:42. ler; two base hits, Whitney, Welsh; ' AB R HPO A E lEast and West Side playgrounds Community Club (9) X—Batted for Earnshaw In 6th. home run, Moore; stolen base.'Clark; [and the high school courts will be XX—Batted for Quinn in 8th. sacrifices, Thompson, Sherlock, Col Dowd, if ...... 4 2 2 0 0 1 AB R HPO A E lins, Thevenow; double plays. Whit* W right s s '...... 3 3 Iput into good shape for the tourna- ney to 'Thompson tp Sherlock, Ma 2 1 1 0 5«elsen, 3 b ...... 1 0 1 2 0 1 At Detroit I— _ _ Hunt lb ... _____2 2 2 7 0 0 fment. Director Lewis Lloyd of the Spillane, c ...... 2 2 0 3 1 0 guire to Sisler; left on base8...PhUa* lecreation Centers, will take per- TIGERS 9, INDIANS 1 delphia 8, Boston 6; base on ballB. off S t John, cf ...... 2 0 1 2 1 0 DeHope, s s ...... >3 1 1 1 2 0 Detroit Collins 2, Sherdel 2; struck-out,-by Isonal supervision of the work. New AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Hewitt, Sb ...... 3 0 0 1 2 0 Hickey, If ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 Hansen 2, Sherdel 1 ;hlts, off Hansen Burkhardt, rf ...3 1 1 0 1 0 [tapes will be laid on the courts. Custer, l b ...... 2 1 1 4 1 0 Johnson, rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 7 in 6, Collins 4 inv2, (none out in Sh^en names have already been Easterling, r f ...... 2 0 0 1 0 9th): losing pitcher^ Collins: um Pbudrier, 2 b ...... 2 1 1 2 1 0 Mikolelt, 2 b ...... 3 1 1 3 1 0 Koenig, s s ...... 5 2 2 0 - 1 i received for the men’s tournament. pires. Magrew, Riglet and Donohue; Forgett c ...... 3 2<2 2 1 0 Coleman, c f ...... 2 1 0 2 0 0 Gehrlnger, 2b ...... 2 3 1 6 2 0 time. 1:48. " ’ E. Boyce, p ...... 3 2 2 0 4 0 [They'are Holland, James Britton,. Pohl, rf ...... 3 1 2 0 0 0 Alexander, lb ...... 4 1 2 9 0 0 X—Ran for DattiB in 7th. [Fred Mack, Sherwood Bissell, Ear’e Sbevlin, l b ...... 9 0 0 0 0 0 y—None out WnPn winning run Noel, l b ...... 1 0 0 3 0 0 Segar, p ...... 1 1 1 00- 0 Stone, If ...... 5 1 1,2 0 0 rBissell, Paul Jesanis, Donald Jesan- scored. Oderman, r f ___ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Funk, cf ...... 3 1 2 4 0 0 s—^Batted for. Cronin in 9tb. ■ is, Jimmy Quish, Jimmy Gorman, Akers, 3b ...... 4 0 1 2 4 0 26 13 13 18 11 iBob Smith, Herman Yuyles, Tom 15 5 1 Desautels, c ...... 4 0 0 3 1 0 Colored, Gianto (8) T o ta ls ...... 21 9 8 fible. p ...... 4 1 4 0 1 0 At St. liOelei-- [Hawley, Henry McCann, Mac Mac Oaks (1) CARDS 4k CUBS S AB R HPO A E , St. Louis Baurlow, lb ...... 3 1 0 0 0 donald, Lincoln Keith, Fred Van- AB R H PO A E 36 9 13 27 10 1 \ AB. R H. PO. A E. iNess and Herman Bassett. Others E. Comber, 3b . . 2 . 1 0 1 1 2 Cleveland Douglas, cf ...... 3 1 2 0 0 AB. a H. PO. A E. Douthrt, cf \ ...... 4 9 9 4 Leroy, rf ...... 3 0 2 1 0 tpected to enter are Howard Turk- Starkweather, c . 2 0 0 5 0 0 Jamieson. If ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Adams, 3b ...... 4 9 9 1 igton, Allan Dexter, Franklin Dex S. Combdr, 2b . . 2 0 0 0 0 0 Frisch, 2b ...... 4 9 2 4 wmia, 2h ...... 3 0 1 0 0 Porter, rf ...... 4 0 1 5 0 0 Bottomley, lb ...... 4 0 9 19 Knight, If ....V..3 0 0 0 0 ter, Aldo Gatti, Eddie Markley. Zopatka, p ...... 1 0 0 0 2 0 Morgan, lb ...... 4 0 0 8 2 0 Hafey, If ...... <...4 1 3 9 [John Nickerson, Ross Shirer and Brennan, ss .... . 2 0 -1 2 1 0 Hodapp, 2b ...... 3 0 1 2 1 0 Johnson, c '...... 2 0 1 0 0 Averlll, cf ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 Fisher, rf ...... 4 9 J ones, p .'.v*.....l 1 0 2 1 )ave Cheney. ^ , Eells, c f ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 L. Sewell, c ...... 3 0 0 5 3 0 J. Wilson,. 0 . a . 3‘ 1 In the women’s tournament only Marks, I f ...... 2 - 0 0 0 0 0 Montague, 3b ...... 2 0 0 0 2 0 Gelberc, ss . ...1 Rbbb, 3b ...... 2 0 0 1 1 Grimes, p ...1 ,«iree entries have been received to ■Vitner, l b ...... 1 0 0 6 0 1 J. Sewell, 3b ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 Board, ss ...... 2 0 0 1 0 Goldman,, ss ...... 2 0 0 1 2 2 E L L sw o R T m V i h ES Lindsey, p . ...9 Idate. They are Ruth Behrend, Eliza- Mcllduff, rf .... . 1 0 0 0 0 0 Watkins, z . ...1 Gardner, ss ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 3 6 15 5 2 ibeth Washkiewich and Marjone Hudlin, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 1 Unlisted in national rankings, these yoimgsters have been playing a brand of tenms which indichtes .wiinis T o ta ls ...... 15 1 1 15 4 3 10- 4 T 27 18 9 Score by innings; Llieidholdt Others expected to enter Jablonowskl, p ...... 10 0 .0 0 0 they may have a hfind some day in wresting the Davis cup from the French. Chicago [are Aileen McHale, Ethel Robb, Score by inning^s: Bean, p ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 A R R H . PO.AE. C olor^ Giants .... 10 1001— 3 Falk. X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 X —13 [Marjorie Smith, Eleanor Heubner, Community Club .... 0 2 0 2 5—^9 Seeds, XX ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Blair, 2b . . . 2 1 3 1 Manchester Green . Oaks ...... 0 0 0^1 0—1 English, 3b ...... 4 9 1 1 1 0 land Eleanor Runde. Two base bits, J^ yce; three base ’Two-base hit, DdHope;. three-base n ”1 1 2411 3 Cuyler; rf . 1 X 0 9 Amines liUHi L. Wilson, cf **•«•••& 1 1 2 9 9 Mts, Hunt 2, Wright, Boyce; aacri- : JI&i hits, Pohl, Segar; stolen bases. Mlko- Detroit ...... 201 400 llx —9 Stephensoi), If ...... 4 0 1 1 9. 9 flee hits, Wright,-Hunt, St. J^hn; leit 2, Spillane 2, Hickey, Comber; Cleveland ...... 000 010 000—1 New Davis Cup Blood Grimm, lb 1 19 I 9 double plays, Hewitt to Pbudrier to _ , Runs batted In, Gehrlnger 2, Akers 0 lEEN BUDDIES left on bases. Community Club 4; Hartnett, c ..; ...... 6 9 2 4 1 Himt; left on bases. Green 2, Giants a base on balls, off Segar 1, off Zopat- Stone 2, Averill, Uhle, Alexander 2; B A a S O X S T O S Farrell, ss ...... 8 9 1 1 4 9 two base hits, Koenig, Stone, Uhle, Seen In Young Players Beok, ss . 9 1 9 9 7; base on balls, off Boyce 6; hit by ka 3; hit by pitcher, Nielsen; struck Funk, Hodapp; home runs, Gehrln Blake, p . • • • s *.3 0 2 9 D 9 pitcher, by Boyce, Barlow; struck NOSE OUT BOLTON out, by Segar 3, by Zopatka 5. ger, Averlll, Alexander; stolen base, Taylor, x 9 9 . 9 0 out, by Boyce 2, Jones 1; time, 1 Gehrlnger; sacrifice, Alexander; dou X ....,.1> 9 9 9 9 u ble plays, Hodapp to Goldman, Akers Bhealy, p ...... 0 9 9 1 9 0 hr. 25 min.; umpires, Dwyer and to Gehrlnger to Alisxander; left on BY TED-VOSBURGH ^ first time, and given grounds for Morarty’s Snpport Not So Burkhardt. — The Green Buddies nosed out the WALTER HAGEN FAILS base, Detroit 8, Cleveland 6; bases on (AsMciated Press Sports Writer.) [hope that such'youngsters may yet 89 Ti 'Ii ii lo’ 1 balls, off Uhle 8, Hudlin 8. Bean 1; New Yoric, Aug. — (A P )—Out succeed in- v./.nfind'beating tw* the French. Jolton Juniors last night at the struck out, by Uble 3, Hudlin 1. Jab St. Louis ...... 1E9 929 29X"—4 Ireen playgroimds the narrow lonowskl 3; hits, off Hudlin. 9 in 3 of the south and the far west this ’The rise of this trio has been I Good; Woodbnry Makes Chicago ...... iWvlOk Finargin of 11 to 10. The winners INPROQUAUFYING 2-3, Jablonowskl 3 in 3 1-S, Bean 1 summer have come three youngsters meteoric. Vines, until this year, Runs batted In, Gelbeirt. J. Wilson, Watkins 2. Blair. Blake, Stephenson; (scored one or more runs in everj’ in 1; passed ball. E. Sewell; losing who may be destined to play a part was known only as a good young I How They Stand pitcher, Hudlin; umpires. McGowan, eventually in recapturing the Davis player. Ranked second ixl the na- | Sparkling Play. two base hits. Blair,- Hafey. L. W il linning but the sixth, Bolton we'iL New York, Aug. 7.—(AP.)—Fo.* Connolly and Van Grafian; time, 2:02. son; three base hit. J. Wilson; home X—Batted or Goldman in 7th. (Jup for the United States. tional junior list, be was somewhat; runs,- Blair, Watk.lns; stolen, hases, Mn a scoring spree in the fourth and the first time In his long golf ca ec^spd by his fellow-Califomlan, j y i » t e b d a y *s r e s u l t s [fifth to tie the score and the Green XX—Batted for Jablonowskl in 8th. Ellsworth Vines of > Pasaderja, The Athletics turned back- the Hafey; sacrifices, Gelbert; left on. reer, Walter H ^ e n will not l?e Cailf., slim, lithe and*well over bases. Chicago 18, St. Louis; 5: base i^on out' in the seventtu- Gsurdner . laMtem League. amoiig'those competing when the At New Yorki— six-foot mark, upset in on balls, off Blake 2. .Grimes 2. Wnd- smulated Babe Ruth with a lusty, pro golfers tee off at Fresh Meadow sey 1; struck out. liV ,Blake.2. Lind Albany 5, Springfield 1. YANKS 4, RED SOX Freiuk Shields, No. 12 in the nation sey 3; hits, off Blake 6 In 7, Bhealy joke that enabled him to circle tne Club, Flushing, in September, in New York the hits were about even, the A’s (Only game). AB. R. H. PO. A. E. al ranking list, and the redoubtable stm. 1 in 1. Grimes 19 In 7. Lindsey 1 In 2; National League 3es. ’The Green team challenges quest of the pro championship. 9 thi. y » r ‘ he hw l«ll»d aheiui' S » hit by pitcher, by Grimes (Cuyler); Combs, If ...... 4 1 1 3 0 Prank Himter, No. 2, to win the winning pitcher. Grimes; losing Boston 5, Philadelphia 4. le West Side Buddies to another The five times holder of the title Reese, 2b ...... 4 1 0 2 2 9 Metropolitsm turf court title. GleA seem, to have tood | "•“» «» ■ ““f ‘ leries. ' - failed to qualify yesterday,. when Ruth, rf ...... 3 9 0 8 9 0 Hugh Morlarty pitcher. Blake: umpires, Starke, Klem Brooklyn 7, Pittsburgh 4. 1 9 3 0 Bryan Grant, Jr., the Atlanm pitched a good ball game but his and Quigley; time, 1:69. Green Buddies (11) yoimg Horton Smith, Hagen’s pro Lazzeri, 3 b .. ss**«**^ 0 vmes, now 18,10 is the youngwt of | ^all^ ^h^ s—Batted for Grimes in 7th, S t Louis 4, (Chicago 3. Gehrig, lb ,...... 3 2 2 9 0 0 atom, spilled Emmett Pare, the de- Vines, now American liMgue 'f"- AB R HPO A E tege, led the field over the Cherrjr Rice, of ...... 1 0 1 3 9 U fmding tltie holder; Fritz Mercur, X—Batted for Farrell in 8th. t* ^ .fi 'Red Sox have on? of the strongest XX—Batted for Blake In 8th. • S t Louis 5, CSiicagQ 0 (1)< Silverstein, p, ss .4 4 2 0 2 0 Valley Club course. Smith scored a Lary, ss ...... 3 0 1 2 o 1 No. 6 in______the national ranking; Bruce physicad equipment. Slender and. *h« airnnff’Mt but jwles, 3b ...... 3 2 2 2 0 0. 139 for the 36 holes but Hagen took Bengough, c ...... 3 0 9 5 0 9 Chicago 5, S t Louis 2 (2). ‘ Sherid, p ...... 4 0 1 9 1 0 Baroes, th e -Texas Star; and WUbur j tall, he has a power^* theyjust wSft seem t o ^ the boys At Plttsbnrifki— Jardner, ss, p, c 3 0 0 6 0 1 149, four strokes short of the mark Coen,.rvi — —rsmklng1.1— XT., No. 8,o on— i,j„ his way +«to \ rolled up 11 aces against Hunter. I ® New York 4, Boston 2. ROBINS T, PIRATES 4 Washington 5, Philadelphia 1. Gardner, If ...3 1 1 1 0 0 needed to get within the honored 29 4 7 27 9 1 a surprise victory in the National He is built for speed and comes to was on the mound for Brooklyn Baldwin, 2b ...2 1 1 1 0 - Boston AB. R. H. PO. A R. Detroit 9, Cleveland 1. ten, which will represent the Metro Qay court championships. fMt Iwhind his serves and forcing although a little wild at 2 [iook, c ...... 3 1 0 5 0 0. AB. R H. PO. A. E. Frederick, cf , ...... 5- politan district. Durst, If . . , ...... 5 0 0 2 0 6 The south also won the National sharply wgled volleys. i managed to keep the Red Gilbert, 3b’ ...... 5 0 THE STANDINGS B^dwin, rf . . . 2 0 1 0 0 0 The qualifiers included Johnny Warstler, ss ...... 8 1 0 3 5 1 Intercollegiate title when CHiff Sutter plays a simllw but pretty well scattered. The Herman, rf .., I. . . . .5 1 racchia, p, lb .. 3 2 2 3 0 0 Regan, 2b ...... 3 9 1 2 3 9 Sutter of Tulane trimmed Julius Wright, ss ... .i..4 .5 .1 Farrell, Gene Sarazen, Bill Mehl Grant employs ttie tactics of Uttle feature of the game was a sparkling ...... 4 9 Hines, Webb, rf .v .. 9 1 2 0 1 Sellgson. No. 14 in the national list, Bill Johnston, whom he resembles In ' ® Bissonette, lb B utein Leagias horn, Billy Burke, Jimmie Oliver, cf '.i...... 4 9 9 1 9 1 play by Woodbury, who took Had Lopez, c ...... 3 4 23 11 9 18 2 2 Whiffy after battling his way through a physique, and is at hiS best at 6 w. Lx p a John Golden, Pat Circelli, Reeves, 3b ...... 3 9 0 0 1 0 den’s fly which' had been juggled by Bresslsr, If ...... 4 Bridgeport ...... 26 11 .708 Bolton Juniors (10) Cox and Jack Forrester. Rothrock, x ...... 1 0 9 0 9 9 strong field. driving game. Flowers. 2b ...... 4 3 Marhdiam, and touched second for a 3 1 Allentown ...... 18 20 .474 AB R H PO A E Miller, 3b ...... 0 0 9 9 9 9 'These achievements have made One advantage that these . three double play. Thurston, p . Todt. lb ___ ...... 4 1 2 11 9 0 newcomers to national fame have in Moss, p ...... 1 9 ‘Springfield 17 21 .447 . Massolini, If ,. 2 2 0 0 0 0 Berry, c ...... 4 9 1 3 1 9 Vines, Grant and Sutter the sensa Standing of League Heimach, p ...... 9 9 tions of the seMon in this coimtry. their favor is that they never have Albany ...... ' 17 22 .436 . Massolini, ss ..4 0 0 2 0 1 WEST SIDES DISCUSS Gaston, p ...... 3 9 1 9 6 9 Won Lost Ave. National League ickinsr, p ...... 4t 1 1 1 1 0 Small, XX ...... 1 9 1 0 9 0 practically assured them of places been jinxed by being picked as fu A th letics...... 8 4 .666 89 7 9 2 7 9 9 — in Uie national ranking list for the ture champions by Big BUI. Tilden. Pittsburgh W; L. PC. ich, c ...... 4 1 2 5 1 0 34 2 7 24 16 3 Pirates ...... 6 4 .600 AB. R H. PO. A B. Brooklyn 64 41' .610 Red Sox ...... 5 7 .416 9 4 Massolini, 3b . ,4 1 2 3 3 0 New York ...... 919 129 90x-—4 L. Waner. cf ...... 4 CHilcago . ‘ • * • • 60 44 .677 Lean, lb ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 (Ml Yankees ...... 3 7 .300 P. Waner, rf ...... 6 9 5 Runs batted in. Rice 2, Gaston, Las- Next Monday the Yankees meet Grantham, 2b ...... 5 1 9 New York 58 46 .558 IcGurk, 2 b ...... 0 2 0 1 1 0 There will be a meeting tonight of zerl, "Webb; two base, bits, Todt 2; Comorosky, If . 5 1 1 St. Louis 53 50 .515 )ones, rf ...... the West Side club and any of the three base bits. Berry, Gebrig, the Pirates. Traynor, If ...... ■.< 1 1 9 Pittsburgh ..i.... 50 61 ,495 West Side fans who might be inter Combs; sacrifice. Rice; double plays, Athletlee (8) Bartell. s s ...... 4 2 56 .472 Sberid to Lary to Gebrlnger; left on ABR.H.PO.A. B. Suhr, lb 1 9 7 Boston ... *...... 50 34 10 8 15 6 1 ested in the discussion qf the Town Robins Start Western 9 7 Cincinnati . \...... 44 56 .440 bases. New York 9, Boston 8; base on Bool, c ...... 4 Score by innings: _ » „ Series. The meeting will start Tierney, lb ...... 3 2 2 4 0 0 French, p ...... 3 9 9 balls, oft Gaston 7, Sberid 8; struck H. Kearns, cf ....1 0 0 1 0 0 Philadelphia ...... 34 70 .327 Solton Jimiors ------020 350 0— 10 promptly at 7:30 o’clock at the out, by Sberid 3, Gaston 3; wild pitch 'M^OSOlf, X . •, • ...... 1 9 9 American League es, Gaston. Sberid; umpires, - Guthrie, Wilkinson, cf ....1 1 0 0 0 0 Swetonic, p ...... 0 9 9 Jreen Buddies ...... 221 140 1— West Side Recreation Center. Brame, xx ...... 1 9 9 W. L. PC. Two base hits, Rich, Silverstein, Hildebrand and Ormsby; time, 1:64. McC^ann, 3b . ....4 11110 X—Batted for Reeves in 8th. Trip With A Victory Ambrose, c .. ... 3 2 2 7 0 0 Engle, XXX ...... 9 1 9 Philadelphia ...... 72 37 .660 fean; home run, E. Gardner. XX—Batted for Gaston (n 9th. Markham, ss .....3 1 1 2 2 1 40 4 IS 27 7 4 Washington ..... 64 42 .604 TILDEN FAVORED New Y o r k ...... 63 46 .578 At Chicago i— Woodbury, 2b ,....2 0 0 8 0 1 Brooklyn ...... 020 *20 900—7 BROWNS B, 2t CHI80X 0, allowed three hits in the first game Gustafson, If ....1 . 0 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh ...... 900 102 091.^ Cleveland ....., 56 53 Jil4 of a double-header but Red Faber Buns batted In, Loijea 3, Bressler Detroit ...... 54 56 .491 HORSESHOE TOURNEY Southampton, N. Y., Aug. 7.— (First Game) Drub Pirates 7 to 4 As Cards McConkey, rf . 3 1 0 0 1 0 2, Flowers,' Fredefick, Comorosky, St. Liouis got just as far with less effort in Faulkner, p .. 8 0 1 0 5 1 Traynor, Bartell, L Waner; two- base Chicago...... 44 62 .415 (AP.)—With three members of the AB. R. H. PO. A E. the second game, pitehlhg CSilcago hits, Suhr. Herman, Flowers, Fred S t Louis ...... 44 66 .400 U T E RESULTS U. S. Davis Cup in the quarter-final Blue, lb ...... 5 0 1 14 9 9 to a 5 to 2 win. erick. Traynor. Bartell. Brr.me; three Boston ...... 37 71 .343 round the wise ones are predicting Metzler, cf ...... 4 1 2 2 9 9 Swat Cubs; Senators De Totals...... 24 8 7 18 9 3 base hits, Grantham, P. Waner, Suhr; Goslin, If ...... 4 1 1 4 9 9 The Boston Braves wound up a Bed Sox (3) today that the Meadow Club invita home runs, Lopes, Comorosky;-stolen Kress, ss ...... ,4 1 3 1 6 1 seven game series with the Phillies M. Morlarty, ss ..3 0 1 1 2 0 bases, Herman, Bissonette; sacrifices, OAME^ TODAY The East Side Horseshoe Tourna- tion tourney would be won by Big Badgro, rf ...... 4 1 2 3 9 9 feat Athletics 5 to 1. with a three run spurt in'the niptb Hadden, lb ...... 3 0 0 7 0 1 Lopez: left on bases. Brooklyn 7, Bill Tilden, with Wilmer Allison and Melillo, -2b ...... 4 0 2 3 7 9 Pittsburgh 9; base on balls, off lent late results follow: O'Rourke, 3b for a 5 to 4 victory. Loveland, C.....3 0 2 60 1 Eaistem League George Lott having an outside ...... 4 9 3 9 1 9 French 1; struck out. by French e. by Earl Russell-John O'Leary defeat- Hungllng, c ...... 4 9 1 9 9 9 By EDWARD J. NEIL. The New York Giants and Cin MeCtonkey, 3b ...1 1 0 2 1 1 Thurston 3. Swetonic 1, Hetmach 1; Springfield at Albany. id Fred Barrett-Americo Standella CllEtllCCe Coffman, p ...... 4 1 1 9 1 0 cinnati Reds were ndt scheduled. H. Morlarty, p . . 2 1 1 0 4 1 hits, off French 9 in 7, Swetonic 0 In Allentown at Bridgeport -5, 21-7, 24-5. Big BUI stole the show yesterday Hand, cf ...... 3 0 1 1 0 1 8, Thurston 19 in 6 X-3, Moss 3 in 1 National League when in the singles he won two 37 5 1^ 27 Te. Rolling into the West where the 1-3 (none out In. 9th). Hetmach 0 in Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Louis Vlnce-Morris Correiiti de Chicago E3Ua, I f ...... 3 1 1 . 0 1 0 1; winning pitcher. Thurston; losing bated Bill Leone-Albert Siamonds matches within the short space of AB. K H. Pp. A B. National League pennant is waiting Yesterday*s Stars Carlson, 2b ..... 2 0 .0 1 1 1 pitcher, French; umpires,. Reardon, CSiica^ at S t Louis. 1-15,21-18,21-8. two hours. Mulleavy. 88 . to be won, the Brooklyn Robins to Searchfleld; rf . . .2 0 ,0 1 0 0 Uoraa and Scott; time, 1:57. (Only games). Watwood. lb X—Batted for French In 7th. Jos. D4 Simone-Mike Haberon de- Fothergill, rf American League ited Jos. Petrioco-Marino Urban- WHALE CAUSES TROUBLE day have a mMt auspicious begin- -y^^atkins. Cards—Pinch homer XX—Batted for Swetonic In 9th. Washington at PhiladelphiA Jblley. If .... Ingots, crucial road trip to spur defeated CubA Totals ...... 22 3 6 18 9 6 XXX—Ran for Brame- in 9th. ittl 22-20, 21‘-4, 19-81. Barnes, cf .. Athletics ...... ;..310 031 8 Bostim at New York. ^ • Albert Vince-Roy Della Ferra de- Ocean (Sty, Md., Aug. 7.— (AP.) Clssell, 3b .. otr»tnin«r tn «s- Yanks—Drove ih"'fiTO ' of (Only games.) Kerr, 2b .... Red Sox...... • 010 020—3 eated Harry Anderson- Clarence —^What to do with the carcass of a Tate, c . . . . . ■ ttSrtil leS X t S sand the Two base hits, Faulkner, Tierney; Bwie 22-13, 21-20, 21-12. 52-foot w]^e, washed ashore near Thomas, p ., strain of slumps and batUe with I sacrifice. hits off Morlarty 7, Faulkner 6; sac jFOXYVMANHv the North Beach Coast Guard sta Henry, p .... chief contendere to come. has', a Uhle, Detroit—Held the Indians rifice hits, Wilkinson; stolen bases, FARR BOOB) tion, was a problem facing city and ^ 39 9 8 27 13 9 happy augury in the ,first victory of to four hits and had p^ect. day Gustafson, nerney; double plays, The trouble ^ th being a big county officials today. , at plate. Markham, Woodbury; left on bases. St. Louts ...... 999 219 299—6 the .western jaimt, a 7 to 4 conquest success, theteV not cn ou ^ Lawrence, M i^ Ai^. 7—(AP) The last time a whale came Runs batted in, Goslln, Helillo, of Pittsburgh in the opening of the . Jones, Senators—Allowed A’s >ix Athletics 6, Red Sox 8; base on balls Blue, Kress 2; two base hits, Jolley. hits as Senators won. - off Morlarty 4, Faulkner 5; hit by time left for loafing —Johnny iW r o f (Cleveland, van W ith The Leaders ashore near here several years ago Badsro, O'Rourke, Coffman, Metsler; Pirate series yesterday. quished in a schedula^ ten-round disposing of the carcass was a big home runs, Goslin, Kress; stolen base, More important perhaps, the fly Coffman, Browns—rGavis White pitcher, Woodbury by Morlarty; struck out by Morlarty 4, Faulkner bout with Andy Callahan of this job. Dynamite first was used but Melillo; saorlfides, Metsler; double' ing start had its material advants^e Sox three hits in the flfat game of dty, had the booes of Lawronce NATIONAL this method scattered the mammal plays, Mulleavy to Kerr to Watwood, doubleheader. . . . 6; umpires, Russell and Brenna^ Batting—Terrjr, Giants, .407. Kress to Melillo to BUie; left on base, for the St. Louis (jards rose to swat fight fans ringing in his ears today. Runs—Klein, Phils., 109. over the roof^of houses and had to St. Louis 7, Chicago 8; base on balls, the Chicago Chibs. He was booed out of the rln;; last Runs batted in—Klein, Phils., 118. be abandoned. off Henry 1; atruck out, by Thomas George Watkins’ pinch hit home night after the referee had U fM tha Finally the creature was cut into 3, Henry 8; hits, off Thomas 8 in 4. run in the. seventh with one on, gave Hits—^Terry, Giants and Klein, Henry 6 In 5; losing pitcher, Thomas; low battler’s, hapd Jn the gesture 173. pieces which could be towed by umpires, Dineen, Nallln and Camp the (kurds a 4 to 3 win over the Cubs Jackie Berg Favorite of victory. Fans fd t that pe had I Doubles—Klein, Phis and Freder- sea-going motorboats and then were bell; time, 1:37. but four doubles, three triples and Pot fought ChJlahan Vrho maintained taken to sea and sunk. (Beeond Game) a homer by (jomorosky couldn’t p contlnnous banrage of blows, as Roblns, 36. Chicago ...... 091 001 89x— I •IWples—Gomcrosky, Pirates, 15. St. Louis ...... 100 990 001—2 save the Pirates from dneat. To Whip Kid Chocolate hard as ho might hayo, Home runs—^Wilson, Cubs, 36. DEMOLISH STREET Batteries: Chicago, Faber and Tate. The Washington Senators cut the Stolen bases—(Juyler, Cubs, 27. Hongkong — (AP) — “Flower St. Louis. Collins, Blaebolder and lead of the Athletics to 6 1-2 gam^ FBATHEBWEICat lu itU ! Hungllng. iu the American League by downing street,’’ one of the landmarks of New York, Aug. 7.—(AP)—KWtPOinted to. a gato of Chicago. Aug. 7v-i(AP)'— Tho AMERICAN Hongkong, is being demolished to Connie Mack’s CSiamps, 5 to 1. Sam cbanqdoiutolp tiwls of Sari Mastro CANADIAN GOLF Jonee held them to 6 hits while the Chocolate, the ahony^ flaah of the 'with receipts wall over the |100,000 Batting—Simmons, Athletics, .382. make way for a modem thorough mark. o f Cbiiiago and Bskrba,AoC . fare. The flower peddlers moved to London, Ont, Aug. 7.—(AP.)— Senators clubbed (3eorge Eamehaw Los AngslsS, twordt (fiirVtstihather- ■ Runs—Ruth, Yanks, 124. Minus the defending champ the featherwdghta, tacklea bla aacond B4rg, conalderad the outatanding Runs batted in—Gehrig, Yanks, another street, nearby. in the pinches. The third place major rival in hia brief but aanaa- contender for A1 Singer’a light weights in the ftpr :ths Canadian Amateur g ^ champion Yanks made hay with a close 4 to third time fcBli^t. - • 136. ship swung into the quarter-flnals tional ring career, when ha maeta weight title, ia an eight to five Hits—^Hodapp, Indians, 156. m o s q u e BLOWS UP 2 Witt over the Boston Red Sox. favorite. Xaddentally Chocolate baa They win ba^tetojwtods or less Sarajevo, Jugoslaviar-(AP)—The toiday with three Americauoe in the George Uhle twed with the Cleve Jackie Kid Berg, tha English per to a dsdsiO&JlM If ^Doubles—^Hodapp, Indians, 32. land lUdlane as Detroit belted Hud petual motion lightweight In a 10 a dedaioD over S i n ^ in hia other Spies—Rejmolds, White Sox and minaret of one of Qxe' oldest n in i^ g . major fight The nem .probably tflnnph la ettobts Eddie Held, of New York, de lin, Jablonowskl and Bean into a 9 round bout at the Polo Grounde to . .lager, T i^ rs, 15. mosques in all Bosnia, built In 1476, night will acale not more tnaa U7 while Home runs—Ruth, Yanks, 41. was blown down into a street here, fending his title W8M eUttinated yha- to 1 defeat. Berg ia expected to weigh la at tiTpaiihing into fragmenta but injur terday by CarrdU M. Stuart of Mon- Coffman of the S t Louis Browns Although the f!|^t faithful have taWtto. • ’J Stolen bases—McManus, Tigers bean alow to rally iadioattona today Id Gehrlnger, Tigers, 16;.' ing notkx!^. . ! treaL shut out ths White 8 ^ 6 to Qi^and «-• . -•. '<* ••’ , ■• V V , . '.'•^. ,- .'^ •,•, '?■ ' . ^ '*> < r , ^ * '. I M l r't' t.;S s > ^ : ’^f>''-i-' ,;-iP ' P^, | I •; ■y .ni.M i^ '.i.i I ,in ' m j M~^m i i t i i .. . f . i r ■ ■■ : n w r ^ ^ M M D W u t Ad bifomwOoii LOST AND FOUND HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 HOUSU3 FOR IWNT 65 LEGAL NOTICES 79 NEW ATWATER-KENT HUNT LOST PLANE LOST—-POCKETBOOK. automobUe FOR SALE—ONE PIANO, good TO RENT—COZY HOME ot) 4 CHARLES HAYES rooms with impro-vementA Indiid- va. Manchester license of Henry Skoog, 129 Coop condition. Must be > Isold'at once. CATHERINE HALE HAYES ^ DISPLAYED AT KEMP’S er Hill street, near Globe Hollow. Low price for cash. Jhquire D. L. shades and garage; Inquiry Superior Court, State of Connecticut, Stralsun^l. Germany, Aug. 7.— 'Evening Herald Please return to Bryant Chapman, Benson, 26 Orchard streeL Phone Frank Plano, Plano Place, off Pros County of Hartford, the 6th. day of (AP.)-7Germap torpedo boat» and O F l p e ct Ausust, 1936. ' 49 Hc^ street. 4286. ORDER OF SOTICB The new 1980-31 Atwater Kent Swedish airplanes today were CLASSIFIED Upon - complaint in said cause radio, the radio with the Golden searching the .-Baltic sea for traces ,'ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE—TAJSLdlx chairs, desk, FOR RENT—SINGLE house, 6 brought to said Court, .at Hartford in rooms, all improvements, 185 Main Voice, is q ow cm. display at Kemp’s, of a night flying mail plane which Grand Rapids, Mich., Au$r. 7^ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 buffet, dresser, . cli^onler, mat said County, on the first Tuesday of local dealers for Atwater Kent Mr. hopped off at Stockholm at 11 p. m. Count Blx avaraff# worda to a Una tress, screens,'rugsi very reason StreeL Call 8028 or 4078. September, 1930, claiming a divorce. (AP.)—A man known u Jolu, It appearing to and being found by Kemp apid Mr. Pearl attended the but had not arrived here this fore Xnltlala number^ and abbrevlatlona FOR SALE—Have a beautiful sedan able. 58 Chestnut, street. Apt. 11. •aob count aa a word and compound the 'subscribing; authority that the' first showing of the new models, in noon. Sherwood was imder arrest hera-ttw with small mileage which original Phone, 4TW.. 'Whereabouts; of, the. defendant i Cath worda aa two worda Minimum coat la WANTED TO RENT 68 New Haven on Tuesday evening, The plane carried only a pilot and day on charges of bigamy and e ^ price of three llnea ly cost over $1800 but have no use erine Hals Hayes is unknown to the- and are very ^enthusiastic 'about the U ne ratea per day for tranalent for same. Will sell to some re OAK DINING ROOM TABLES,'$5. plaintiff. I a mechanic. It was believed to have bezzlement preferred two years ago_ COLUMBIA LAKE—6 room cot ORDERED— that notice of the In-: splendid;new Atwater Kent line for vanished at about the siiot where adSe sponsible person on reasonable Oak dresser^ $9.50i Davenport bed, by a Grand Rapids woman, who h a « BlTeetlTe March XT, IWT $75. Mahogtu». dhihog room set, tage, from August 9th to 16th, 2 stltutlon and pendency of said com this season. The new models are all a Lufthansa plane was forced down Gash Charse terms for $350.00. Apply. Box X, boats, 2 car garage. Phone Man plaint shall be given the defendant screen-grid and there are four » ot« $59. by publishing this order In The Man tmd smashed to bits in July. In this since died. Police also were investifj 6 Consecutive Daya ..I 7 ote Manchester Herald. chester 6661. models in all, one a table-type S Consecutive Says ..I • cts 11 Ota Watkins'Funilture Exchange chester Herald, a newspaper publish accident-five lives were lost includ gating reports that he is wanted hkl II Ota ed In Manchester once a week, for model. This new table-type m^el 1 Say , • • • • • • • • • • • • • •! It oit FOR QUICK SALE—$25.00 takes ing two Americans, Dr. John L. several other states on simllarl All orders for Irregular insertions two successive weeks, commencing has a built in dynamic speaker, and will bo charged at the one time rata a Chevrolet touring car in good LOTS FOR SALE 73 on or before Augmst 21, 1930. Burkholder and Mis% Ruth Patricia charges. Special rates for long term every running condition, can be seen at WANTED—TO BUY 58 ROBERT L. ALLYN sets on legs. It is quite a radical Northrup, both of Pennsylvania. change from the old table models, •A young man also known as Jol day advertising given upon request. Robinson’s Auto Supply Station, f o r s a l e —t w o DESIRABLE Assistant Clerk of said Court Sherwood and claiming to be a Ads ordered for three or six daya H -8-7-30 yet an advancement over preceed- and stopped before the third or fifth 415 Ma-in street, So. Manchester. WANTED—BOY’S BICYCLE 20 to lots on Cambridge street Must cousin of the elder Sherwood, als^ sell at once, price right Inquire Ing models. day will be charged only for the ac FOR SALE—CADILLAC 8 con 22 inch frame. Telephone 8719. One of the biggest features of was arrested when he attempted tol tual number of times the ad appear D. L. Benson, 26 Orchard street OPENING STOCKS obtain release of the latter on bond.i ed, chargin'? at the rate earned, but vertible coupe, 1929 model, six Phone 4236. the new line iS' the cabinets. This is no allowance or refunds can be made wire wheels, customs paint job, the first time that the Atwater The elder Sherwood claims that the! on six time ads stopped after the APARTMENTS—PLATS— OLD SAILORS’ BEACON young man is his son. ■with extra accessories. Guaranteed Kent Company has made its o'wn New York, Aug. 7.— (A P )— SeU- forbids” ; display lines not first class condition, rim 14,000 TENEMENTS 63 cabinets. They are very distinctive, Police said that the elder Sher- OUT OF COMMISSION ing was resuified at the opening of WTOd was carrying a revolver, had! miles. Cost $4,000 last year, will FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT well designed, well constructed and today’s Stock Market, and several "°T?ho Herald will not bo responsible sell for $2,000, or nearest offer. PAPAL ORGANIZATION very attractive. Model 70 is the low a large sum of money and was driv-j for more than one Incorrect insertion with garage, all Improvements. In issues recorded initial losses of 1 to ing an expensive automobile. ] of any advertisement ordered for Owner going abroad. R. E. Washington, Aug. 7.—(AP.)—A boy, and sells for $139.20 complete quire 168 Hilliard street. Tel. 6034. 2 points. U. S. Steel and Pennsyl- The police are investigating re-i more than one time. . . . Buchanan, 34 Park street. So. TO FIGHT PROSELYTING beacon that has guided sailors on with tubes; Model 74 is the table- The Inadvertent omission of Incor ■yania opened steady, but Westing- ports that Sherwood, operating un rect publication of advertising will be Manchester. Phone 8387. FOR RENT—5 ROOM TENEMENT storm tossed waters for 75 years type and is finished all aroimd, the house Electric, Nortii American, In rectifled only by cancellation of the on Summit street extension, with will go out on August 15. price being $145.20; complete with ternational Harvester,sWamer Bros., der the name of J, W. Orton and charge made for the service rendered. GOOD USED CARS garage. In good condition. Man tubes; Model 76 is the highboy, hav other aliases, is wanted In Wlsco.n- All advertisements must conform Cash or Terms Vatican City, Aug. 7— (AP) — The Department of Commerce Worthington Pump, and American chester Realty Company. Tel. 4412. annoimced today that on that date ing sliding doors;- listing at $165.20 Can sagged 1 to 1-2. Houston OU sin, Illinois, Indiana, Nebraska, tn style, copy and typography with Madden Bros. 'The Pope, in a personal statement, complete with tubes; the other Pennsylvania and Minnesota. They. regulations enforced by the publish 681 Main St, Tel. 5500 TO RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT published in the Osservatore Ro Lightship No. 1 of the government and Case lost 2, American Tobacco ers and they reserve the right to model in the line is the combination 2 3-4 and the Class B stock 2 1-4. accuse him of gaining the acquaint edit, revise or reject any copy con on Ridgwobd street, all modem mano this evening, announced the lighthouse service would be with radio and electfpla, price of which formation of a “pontifical organiza drawn from seryice and broken up. Bearish operatiMis grew increas ance of women through matrimoni sidered objectionable. ^ . improvements, including heat. In is $215.20 all complete. al agencies, marrying them anru CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads to FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 tion for preservation of the faith Built in 1855, it was the finest ingly aggressive during the early quire 146 Bissell street, or tele All of the dealers, of whom there then leaving them after obtaining be published same day must be re and for the provision of new ship of its kind in the United State's trading and several issues sold off ceived by 12 o'clock noon; Saturdays A LARGE QUANTITY of winter phone 4980. were over 200, were highly elated 2 to 4 points, but a trace of a rally possession o f their money.- 10:30 a. m. churches In Rome,” designed to com and she went to the important sta cabbage and kale plants, 10c bat Protestant proselyting in and over the new style of cabinets which appeared by the end of the first half A friend of the Grand Rapids 1 TELEPHONE YOUR FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT and tion off Nantucket Shoala light sta the Atwater Kent Company are dozen, 40c per 100, $3 per 1000, $5 garage. All modem improvements. around Rome. tion, 200 miles east of New York hour. The rather disappointing woman who preferred the charge' per 2000. Caulifiower 15c dozen, $1 using this year. They surpass any W AN T ADS. Inquire after 5 o’clock. 38 Elro The annoimcement in “motu pro- and in the direct line of trans-At mid-week steel trade reviews, lack last night identified Sherwood as Ads are accepted over the telephone per 100, $6 per 1W)0. Celery plants prio,”—That is, a document made by thing that has ever been on the of relief from the drought, and pass the man who married her friend j at the CHARGE BATE given above street. lantic traffic. market, and all of the dealers were as a convenience to advertisers, but 15c dozen, $1 per 100, Ten different the Pontiff himself, recalls his pro ing of the Goodrich dividend gave and then disappeared with the! colors of hardy phlox all in bloom. Her wooden hull and sails a,re decided that the American House- the bears a basis for .their attacks. woman’s $3,000 savings. the CASH RATES will be accepted as FOR RENT-^ AND 5 room tene test against Protestant activities in antiquated and most of her value FULL p a y m e n t if paid at the busi Buy them now and you will be ments with all improvements. Rea an allocution at a secret consistory ■wifes would gladly welcome an At Selling orders, however, largely ness office on or before the seventh sure that you will get the colors now is because of the tradition water Kent into their homes from a originated with floor traders. Pub day following the first insertion sonable rent, free until September held on June 30, you ‘want. Telephone 8-3091, 379 1st. Apply to H. Mmtz, Dept. that clusters about her. furniture point of •view, as they had lic liquidation was negligible, and INDEPENDENT PROBE each ad otherwise the CHARGE The new “defense organization” She was 37 years off Nantucket RATE will be collected. No responsi Burnside Avenue Greenhouse, East Store, Depot Square. will have a cardinal for its president welcomed radio before, short covering soon caused several bility for errors in telephoned ads Hartford. who will maintain continuous con and was blown many times from The radio using the radio fre rallies of 1-4 to 1 point. New York, Aug. 7.—(AP.)—The! will be assumed and their accuracy FOR RENT—5 ROOM TENEMENT her moorings. She was withdrawn quency circuit, employing screen- International Labor. D^ense an-j cannot be guaranteed. tact with Cardinal Paomili, -vicar Shares sagging about 3 to 4 furnished 6r unfurnished.' Rent rea general of the Diocese of Rome, to from that exposed station in 1892 grid tubes, and as usual the stand points included American Water nounced today that an “independent IN D EX OF STORAGE 20 sonable. Apply 131 Summer street. keep him informed and exchange and replaced by a vessel equipped ard of -efficiency is particularly Works, Case, Allied Chemical, Air investigation” of alleged police bru-l CLASSIFICATIONS . MOVING—TRUCKING— Phone 7544. useful Ideas. with a screw propeller. high, ^ 'Atwater Kent has always Reduction, Atchison, Eastrasm, Cora tality at q. Communist anti-war] Births ...... ^ The new organization will be Later service has been in milder represented the very best in radio. Products, and Aubiun Auto. Inter demonstration in Union.Square Engagements ...... * PERRETT & GLENNEY Inc.—Mov FOR RENT—5 ROOM Tenement, divided into two sections, one for southern waters and after she re The public- of this country has long national Harvester and Warner August 1 would be begun tomorrow Marriages ...... ing, packing and shipping. Daily on Mather street, rent $16. Robt. tires there will be no government ago approved of Atwater Kent, and Bros, soon extended their losses to 2 before a “labor jury” selected byj Deaths ^ “preservation of the faith, in addi seWlce to and from New York. 14 J. Smith, telephone 3450. tion to the organization now de lightship in service without propel with the new improvements in cabi points, and Continental Can lost as unions and other labor organiza-1 In Memoriam ...... ^ trijks at your service. Agents for voted to that work and bearing that ler and power equipment. net construction and radio design, much. tions. Lost and Found ...... * United Van Service, one of the name instituted by Pope Leo X m , it is expected that this will be one Pivotal shares were well support Hearings will be held nt the Lav J Announcemente ...... » leading long distance moving com FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at of the best years fojj Atwatei Kent ed at moderate concessions. U. S. Personals ...... • 53 Spruce street Telephone 3341. which will extend its operations.” bor Temple in Union Square and! Aatontobllea panies. Connection in 162 cities. BURST OF BUYING dealers. Of particular interest to Steel lost about a point, then re- all- who experienced -or witnes.saed| Automobiles for Bale I Phone 3063, 8860, 8864. boimded. Among other shares sell FOR RENT—5 ROOM fiat, all im Atwater Kent dealers, w m the open any brutality have been invited to] Automobiles for Exchange • ing of the Golden Gate. ing off 1 to 1 3-4 before the decline Auto Accessories— Tires ...... • provements; steam heat, with attend and testify. L. T. WOOD CO.— Furniture and NOON STOCKS SENDS UP WHEAT During the radio show at Atlantic was checked, were Radio, Dupont, Auto‘Repairing—Painting ...... " piano moving, modem equipment, garage. Apply H. W. Harrison. Auto ^liooli ...... 1-A City in June, the new Atwater Public Service of N. J., McKeesport experienced help, public store Telephone 3839. Autos— Ship by Truck ...... • New York, Aug. 7.—(AP)—Offer Kent radio was not displayed, but a 'Tinplate, and Electric Power and Autos— For Hire ...... • house. Phone 4496. Chicago, Aug. 7—(AP) —A fresh ings by tired holders together with beautiful Golden Gate, extremely lig h t. Garages— Service— Storage i . . . . . 1- FOR RENT—5 ROOM fiat, 329 burst of buying lifted wheat and Foreign exchanges opened 6&sy, Motorcycles—Bicycles XI East Center street, all improve pressure from bear sources, sent com to new high levels for the sea large was oh display, and the lock REGISTRARS’ NOTICI ■Vanted Autos—Motorcycles .... II REPAIRING 23 prices to appreciably lower levels was on the door. A sign stated that with sterling cables off 3-32 at $4.87 ausiuesM iind Profeseioual Servlcea ments. Telephone 8063. son today, wheat jumping as much 5-32. Business Services' Offered ...... IS in the early hours of trading in the as 3 1-2 cents a bushel, at the open the gate would be opened on August Housbliold Services O ffered...... ll -A MOWEat SHARPENING, vacuum FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT, first Stock Market today. ing, while corn advanced a maxi 5th, at which time a nation-wide Manchester Building— Contracting ...... 1* cleaner, phonograph, clock repair GRAND JURY PROBE floor, in good condition, at 73 Ben Some effort was made to stem the mum of 2 1-8 cents. broadcast would be made. When the Florists—Nurseries ...... IS ing, key fitting. Braitbwaite, 52 dealers assembled throughout vari- Funeral Directors ...... 16 ton street Inquire Home Bank & decline by rendering support to U. The wild bullish demonstration of Caucus Regbtration Heating— Plumbing— Roofing . . « 17 Pearl street, S. Steel, Genersd Electric, American OU3 cities of the country on Tues Detroit, Aug. 7.—(AP) — James Tmst Company. yesterday apparently had attracted E. Chenot, prosecuting attorney, to Insurance ...... 1* Telephone, all of which rallied to further public interest and there day night, the Golden Gates were The Registrars of Electors will | .Millinery— Dressmaking ...... 19 fractionally above the previous thrown open, and the new Golden day filed before Circuit Judge Les- Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 20 COURSES AND CLASSES 27 3 ROOM SUITE, new Johnson was general bu3dng o f all g;rains at Block, all modem improvements. close, but the attempt was futile, Voiced Atwater Kent Radio was “t^ S. Moll a petition asking the .ap be in Session at the Painting— Papering ...... 21 the outset. pointment of a 23-man Grand Jury Professional Services...... 22 BARciEK TRADE taught in day Phone Aaron Johnson 3726 or jani prices subsequently sagging still September wheat opened at 97 1-4 shown for the first time. Repairing ...... 23 tor 7635. lower, all aroimd. Professionals Hairing had an extremely large to investigate the slaying'of Radio Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 and evening classes. Low tuition to 1-2 cents a bushel and gained an-, Municipal Building i offered stocks more freely owing to sale of Atwater Kent radios in Announcer Jerry BucUey and other Toilet floods and Service 23 rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 other cent in subsequent trading, recent killings. Wanted—Business Service...... 28 Market stteeL Hartford. FOR RENT—4—5 large rooms, 3 the failure of the sh^re market to but March wheat moved up from 1929-30 winning niany first prizes in Manchester Eilncntloual Walnut street near Pine. Near sympathize with the rise in grain 1 1-4 to 3 1-2 cents, overnight, start for sales, Kemp’s Inc., look forward Courses and Classes . i ...... 27 Cheney mills. Very reasonable. In Private Instruction ...... 28 prices. ing at $1.09 1-4 to $1.11 Corn was to. one’ of the most successful radio Dancing ...... 2 8 -A HELP WANTED— quire Taylor Shop, telephone 5030 High priced shares, as usual, were still overselling wheat, September seasons during 1930-31. Mr. Pearl RARE GEMS' Fridaj^ Angnst 1 and Musical— Dramatic ...... 29 FEMALE 35 or Hartford 7-5651. the chief sufferers in the selling delivery, at $1.01 1-4 to $1.02. Dec who is in charge of the radio de Wanted— Instruction ...... 10 movement. Allied Chemical and partment, is confident that the neW are scarce, so good farr','; at a Financial ember com, after selling up to 99 WANTED—ONE EXPERIENCED FO^ RENT—5 ROOM flat with Eastman Kodtdc lost about 6 and J. 1-2, reacted to 97 3-4 in a few minr line of Atwater Kent radios will go Friday, Angnst 8 ,1 9 3 0 Bonds— Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 garage, all painted and redecorat reasonable price. Look at this one. Business Opportunities...... 32 press operator. Inquire New Model L Case, Atchison, Air Reduction, utes and then rallied again. over big here in Manchester, where 7 room house in toe shape, running From 12 M. to 9 O’clock P. M. Money to Ix>an ...... 33 Laimdry, Summit street. ed. Apply Miss Simpson, 2nd floor, American Waterworks, and Ameri ^ Fluctuations were extremely this set has always had a large Help and Sltnatlona . 132 West Center. Water from a 186 foot artesian well, Standard Tima Help Wanted— Female ...... 35 can Power and Light, 3 to 4 points. rapid. sale, as he feels the splendid new Help Wanted— Male ...... 26 FOR RENT—PLEASANT upper Call money renewed unchanged at cabinets together with such fine 200 apple trees bearing this year. Help Wanted— Male or Fe.male . . 37 HELP WANTED—MALE 36 2 1-2 per cent radio at reasonable prices,, are sure Bam, garage and chicken coops. On each of said -dayS for the' Agents Wanted ...... 3 7 - A flaL five rooms and latest improve purpose of enroUing Voters for ] Situations Wanted— F em ale...... 38 WANTED—LOCAL FACTORY dis ments. Heat furnished in winter. GERMAN FUERWIN^ of instant favor with the public. Can be bought for $7,600 pcu± cash. Situations Wanted—M a le ...... 39 tributor by company doing over Garage. Call 81 Main street. the Canenses. . Employment Agencies ...... 40 COAST GUARD’S FUNERAL TRY TO; BLOW UP SCHOOL lilve Stock— Pets— Poultry— Vehicles $1,000,000 business yearly. We will Berlin, Aug. 7.—(AP)—The Ger Dogs—^rds—Pets ...... 41 finance you up to $5,000; assure FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT'with Edward H. Keeney ROBERT N. VEITCH, all modern improvements,, to man, Fritz Morzik, who won last Albany, N. Y-i Aug. 7.—(AP.)— Live Stock— V eh icles...... 42 you success. An investment of $300 Kitteiy, Me., Aug. 7.— (A P )—^Tho year’s aroimd Europe reliability Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 adults. Inquire 37 Delmont street A, special dispatch, to the Albany ' 440'Keeney SL LOUIS T. BREEN, is required. Your investment is body of Chief Boatswain’s Mate tour sponsored by the French Aetp Wanted — Pets— Poultry— Stock 44 Telephone 8039. Eveifing Nevva from Middle Gran Insurance Inventories Registrars Voters. i For Sale— MIscellnBeons secured by our $25,000'bond. You Louis A. Pratt, who was killed Mon Club, today was declared the win ville,'Waahin^on county, wys that Articles for S a le ...... 46 must be honest, 'industrious, will day night off Ipswich, Mass., when ner of a similar flight last month. Boats and Accessories ...... 46 ing to leam and be in a position fellow Coast Guardsmen mistaking Morzik won on points, with a to ein attempt^rWas made early today Building Materials ...... 47 to blow'^ three-story brick ^Diamonds— Watches— Jewelry . . 48 to close when interviewed. Give his power surfboat for a rum nm- tal of 423, although a British pilot, Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 phone number. A^>ss Box A, FEAR NEW RIOTS ner, fired upon it, today was borne Caiptain Hubert S- Broad, was the district\\^chool building in that vil Fuel and Feed . . . . ; ...... 49-A Herald. ' to rest in a flag-draped casket car first actually to complete the tour. lage. About 25 pounds of black Garden — Farm— Dairy Products 50 blasting powder was used in the at Household. Goods ...... 61 ried by a squad of his'lnates in the He was given seventh place in the Karachi, India, Aug. 7.—(AP.)— tem pt Machinery and T o o ls ...... 62 Dispatches from Sukkur, where service. final scoring. Musical Instrum ents...... ; . . . . 53 SITUATIONS WANTED— Twenty-four members of the The German, Relnhold Poss, wsis All the-.windows were broken, but Office and Store Equipment . . . . 64 FEM ALE 38 rioting occurred on Tuesday, indi otherwise little damage resulted. Specials at the S to re s...... 66 cated today there might be a new Coast Guard from stations in the second, the German Notz, third, and Wearing Apparel—^Furs...... 67 First District, including Plum Island Miaa Spooner of Great Britain was There has been considerable con -ANP THESE AKe THE MILK REFINED MIDDLE-AGED woman flare-up any Instamt Wanted— ^To Buy ...... 68 to which station Pratt ■was attach fourth. troversy in tiie village lately over a A| COWS, TH£ BLACK ASP YVHITK Rooms— Board— Hotels—Resorts . seeks position as honsekeeper for Police said bands of hoodlums ed, attended the services as an es John Evans' Carberry, who proposal to erebt a new school Restanrants one or two persons or as com were waiting outside the town to ' ’ iPOTTep Pfi£i ARE JERSEYS] Rooms Without Board ...... 69 cort. Large crowds attended the dropped his British title of Lord building. ' WHICH KlHE Boarders W a n te d ...... 69-A panion to elderly lady. Dial 8490. renew the trouble. All shops are church ser^ces. Pratt was married Carbery, after he became a natural AW THE REP 0fi€S HPLSTE/N4; closed, only the most daring inhab Country Board— Resorts ...... 60 and the father of a five-year-old ized American In California several ■7'------VO you Hotels— Restaurants ...... 61 itants today ventured forth from daughter. years ago, was g;iven sixth {ilace.- BUBLDmG LOTS LIKE Best? Wanted— Rooms— Board ...... 62 ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 their homes. Real Estate Fpr Reat Real choice; building lots for Apartments, Flats, Tenements . . 63 TOBACCO WAGON, practically Police and military are patrolling SAILOR’S HAND CRUSHED LANDSLIDE i n ITALY — Business l.ocations for Rent . . . 64 the town smd machine guns have moderate priced homes at $350 Houses for Rent ...... 65 new. Charles Rohan, 214 Gardner Suburban for Rent ...... 66 street. been requisitioned. Boston, Aug. 7.—(AP) — The Tocco Caudio, Italy, Aug. 7 — to $400. Sewer, water, gas, Summer Homes for R e n t ...... 67 The report said a few killings had Coast Guard patrol boat Antietam (AP)—A landslide from nearby electricity, all in. Terms if Wanted to R e n t...... 68 occurred, with some looting. The today arrived in Boston with Paul moyntAlna believed to have been an Real Estate For Sale FOR SALE3—2,000 new face bricks. desired. Apartment Building for Sale . . . 69 trouble is of a local nature. Bonar, 28, of- New London, whose aftermath of the July 23 earthquake, Susiness Property for S a le ...... 70 Dial 8059. hand was crushed in a winch aboard yesterday caused villagers to flee A few desirable extra large ?arms and Land for Sale ...... 71 When the British ambassador to the trawler Tern on Georges Banks. from their homes. Some of the lots carefully restricted on Pit Souses for S a le ...... 72 !x3ts for Sale ...... 73 the United States added to hla A radio message called for aid for houses were damaged. There were kin street. Look this section Sesort Property for Sale ...... 74 Since the govetnment has an- liquor supplies here, he was criti Bonar, and the Antietam, patrolling no casualties and no further dam over before deciding. tuburban for S a le ...... 75 noimced It will not pay for liquor cized by a public-spirited citizen nearby, went to the Tern and took age was feared. Seal Estate for Exchange...... 76 dispensed in United States em for showing “contempt for the laws Bonar aboard and made a 200-mile The perfect of Benwento province Yanted—Real Estate ...... 77 Aactlon— Legal Notices bassies, American diplomats can no of our nation.” But the ambassa dash to port. Inspection at the hos sent trucks with tents and clothing. ROBERT J. SMITH I.sgal Notices ...... 78 longer be expected to begin their dor’s actfqns, by most standards, pital revealed that two of the man’s Many persons were obliged to cetmp 1009 Main toasts: *TVs on the House.” W6f« 160 per cent American. fingers ttay be aaved. in the fields. [nsursnoe Real Ekrtate GAS BUGGIES—A Shattered Dream By PRANK BECK THEY RENTED^ J SEE I HONEYMOONJ COTTASEj T H IS WERE ON THE ROAD IS WRONG ROAD. TERRIBLE! A R E YOU I'M SURE TH IS FOLLOVING IS THE 'WflY DIRECTIONS. , . T O TH E L E T ’S TRy /^, CO TTASEf I T A WHISPERINS LITTLE AMONGST THE , FARTHER. NATIVES OF LAKEVILLE ,VHEN BBEISDQQI THEY STOPPED §a)cei $tepS, TO GET THE Vh KEYS T O There are at least four mistakes tn the above picture. They may per- /| HONEVMOON ^ tain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or whatnot. See it you COTTAGE, ® 1\. can tod them. Then look at the s crambled word below — and un GAVE HEM scramble It, by switching the letter s around. Grade yourself 20 for AND AMY AN y W S ff,,.. ■*>.' FACE ANGHESm HgRALP. SOUTH MANCUBSTga C0m„ THTJRSDAY> j. ^ ------^ 1 ^ P e r ^ L t SENSE AND nonsense F l a p p e r : A. ri uresr' ? 1' V a u $€-,\ a -\ The two brothers were going out j By Fontaine Foa am BOAIRBINQ HQUS^ of the contracting business ^ d ^ CWtA Toonerville Folks By OcAt Ahera ' there was an argument over the ; divisipn of the spoils. j Horseback riding la a becoming Said one—But I ought to g e t. habit to most girls. ' something for my steam shovel Said two—Yours? Say, didn t 11 . LiM.M*. t e ^ M e ...... boy friend of yours and invite Wm 3 A V t;C A ?v I drive the truck when we stole the i over for tonight. Tell him to bring (4ova ^ HA^-e^UMF a au?*4At, shovel ? ; his saxophone with him.” , i If common sense ever becomes j Save a part of your salary each M «1tR ^OA-tS J fashionable again it will probably be l week. Enough for lunch and car* too late. j fare, anyway. - v ^ I K f4 e W T6Re»crf*lQ What this country needs is less j If you \yant to hear one singer permanent waves and more perman- ■ sing the praises of another singer ent needs. you’ll just have to wait till you get to heaven. w e v c ,T ‘sMtrr ir oTF? k Some men are bom great, others PASa»<^<2i TH'* HA'T; achieve greatness, and the rest or Robert, aged six, ardenUy d ^ red us just admit that we’re great. a sister, and was told that if he 0\/eR AUce^OR ? VAR (SRSAtfeR prayed for one a baby might come. Take a Scotch tip: Stay at home So he added to his nigbtty prsyers iMPOR-fAf^Ce and let your mind wander. petition for a little sister. Results not coming as soon os he .A n Phyllis—I see where a scientist wished, one night he added: claims each kiss shortens a girl’s “If you have a baby almost fin* life 10 seconds. ' ished don’t wait to put in her tonaila Gladys—Heavens above, Ive been or appendix, as they usually have to dead 30 years and didn’t know it. be cut out, anyhow.” “How’s this for using your head,’’ A physical instructor has just dla* said the girl friend as she wiped her covered that the daily dozenbefora fountain pen through his nice breakfast is imnecessary. But we blond hair. beat him to it long ago- II The bee is a success because he He—Do you think we can man»g« trusts in work and keeps his sting on my salary of twenty dollars a sharp. week, darling? ^ I She—I think I can—but what wUl The man who always sang in the bathtub installed a shower and met [you do ? his death through drowning. Landing at an Arizona airport has i been menaced by pocket gopheri A Fairy Story: Once upon a time throwing up mounds of earth in dig a father s^,id to his daughter, I wish you ' /buld call up that College ging their homes.* jylOMACM //> C O M l& S \\ / \ Rn.u.amr.err. T I R S < oiaac Bv wtA yuvict, mC- ' B"?* B y C r a n e A R e u n i o n WASHINGTON TUBBS IL D A A Q V I ) / MOUOVO \ TUEEMtMAMTlNBOMEj^ BLATeSl \ O x»10U.THM ONES, TWS VERSOM 1 MAM B t UROM US, UMUES5 VIE FtFt VOTTU NOO SURE ) Va FORTUWME vN teG»R6TS USm& SUCH VU01.6MT | FOOTSTEPS THE ONRELEMTiNG ^ e f s OP (READ THE STORY, THEN COLCIl THE I’ICTURE) One of the boatmen shouted loud you. To take us on this trip, you’re kind. We dislike leaving you be and beckoned to the Tiny crowd. I* Rttt. u. a PAT^'orr. emq »y nea $ebvici. me. “What does he want with us?” said hind.” The Travel Man said; “All one. n i just bet that I know. He right, hoys. I’ll take the boat trip, wants to take us for a ride. His too.” B y B lo s fi boat will hold us, side by side. As soon as everyone was set, one As Plain as D ay! There’s room enough for everyone. Tiny said, “Now, don’t get wet” FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS It would be fim to go.” And then the boat man sat right down and paddled swift and strong. RECHON 1 HANEKT... B)CCUSS IAE...BUr “All right,” replied the Travel -niE THINS FOR US To SA/, uncle CLEM-HANE Why— N*JHAT At first the boat moved very slow NO MC5R6 HAS ANY ' YOU'RE ALL VNRONS... man. “We have the time and so we VES...AMO DIO You SEE DO To SO STRAISUT YDU BEEN RIOINS THAT , ARE You and then, oh my, how it did go. The 15 one else- 1 sent can ” The Tinies then ran to the HORSE CX^HN THERE.-WOT THAT HORSE OF YOURS ORlYiNS boat and started climbing in. It was paddle strokes he took were making that SCRATCH ON HIS •iDY^UR UNCLE CLEM.* OLDTOIA...THS CTTHER. HIM OOVMM Tb THE HAS BEEN RiDOEH AN' a scramble, very wild. Each Tiny it move right along. left s h o u ld e r "? Som eo n e rode that VJALLEV POC A . AT? Just then the boat rose in the air o n e that UDOUS RIDDEN HARO,TOO— acted like a child who had a big so m eb o d y h e r s Ho r se not m o r e surprise in store. It made the boat and gave the Tinies quite a scare; RIOINS THAT LIRE HIM? vnithin *th' l a s t “Don’t worry,” cried the Travel tvian a half man grin. Ho r se X t e l l HALF HOUR OR The Travel Man still stood on Man, “we just rode on a swell.” HOUR A SO - shore. “What are you waiting back YOU— / 7 vne’ll SO a queer there fo r?” exclaimed excited d ow (The Tinyndtes meet SEE- ny. “Come, there’s room enough for porter in the next story.) ------.------V i # ..//■-Vf't'O J- B'oo SWIM Wl7HTHa«.TAil- AND N O T THEIR. FIN S. THE FIN S, IMCUJOINS THE O N E ON THE END OF THETAlt., ARE FOR. B A iA N a N S AND STEERING. 'w&raitfSct. JWA L:- ■LA. B y S m a l l Som e Stretch \ SALESMAN SAM h e a h ? hovj LoMflrwoan suRcToioT^ \ O O E U , VF He WFSM'T SMORIM* I'O SINT WEY, VIAKE MP iS ie R e '. DlDN TtHA s w e e p ? HE'D PASSED O U T - PiM' o v o e e H e o e r P»MY SLEEP LAST WILL PASS RIG 4ITOUT pP HERE NIO-HT? 7 A e " He DOESN’T QUi'T SMOWN* V I \ CAPE HYPAX OP AFRICA ••• A SMALL ANIMAL M m THAT LOOKS LIKE H EOU*. UEMOftH’’'* A ROOEMC BOT eet* *tEM mcMe&i \ IS M O R E O jOSELV RELATED TO T^fe RH»MOCErac?S,l T. rr HAS SUCKERS GUElU O N XTS f e e t A N D CAN R O N O P perpendicular . ROCK SURFACES - f$5B"F6U RfliST - ways. V Shirley, recelved^^om the ; Geoxge Vincek, 41 Edward street. Mrs. Eleanor McCann of Chiirch ' Bfrebara Ann Ifiggin8,'33 Cooper BUSCH . PDBUC WHIST street is spending her vacation at committee in charge of the show a* Bayville, L. I. 4 4 BABIES ENTERED riftvnng little blue slip-on sweater. ' street. .Catersp^ 16 * ^ddan, APi • old, was found to hie the hea^^t TODAY-SUCCESSFUL - at Gtr V iew ^ Miss Elsie Kershaw of Philadel ; Elbert Carlson, 102. Summer phia is visiting at the home of Mr. JIN ANNDATREVIEW baby, tipping; the scales at 27 Keeney Street, Tomorrow Miirht poimds and 2 ounces.The smallest stire^t. ■•*'''i ‘ r ^ Fratdc, C. pueiw, .Ufpguard at • Dancing and Befireahments.' and Mrs. Samuel'J. Nelson of Por ;t^roI Schub^,^ 35 CcK^r street ter street. / was 'Shirley PalslMfw,' two nionths ’ Globe-Hollow' ivh^fe h^Js Imown byj All Money Prices. old - and .welghijig*. 8 pounds, 6 1-1 ,’Erkncls Fallon, 22 Batik stireet. thousands i pfv, perspnsr successfullyi v,]^rbara Ann Ross, 69 School A daughter was ,bom yester(^y ounces. Donald’s, prize was a hand underwent an'o{>mtlon for the re- Heat Doesn’t Preyent K g some-'romper sure in d Shiriey’^s a’ mPval of his: append'this morning: to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gaskill of jll^an Wilson, 49' Arch street. 8 Cottage street. ’The baby’ was brush and comb set, rattle and pow- *j [a t the M anchester.Miemoria] hospi- ABOUT TOWN der box. , ; - | Eionald Ang^^' 218' Sbhdol street. (tal. ■ • ; "■■ ■. i bom at Mrs. Howe’s Maternity Tnrnont At Show At West ' Barbara Witino'S^sld, 192 School Home on Wadsworth' street ■Ihe prize , for the best decorateds I Busem bad been « troubled with aj , The regular monthly meeting of oarriiEige'! and “ occupant - was award-f^ strejiet. - . r p ^ m his.side considerably of late For hot weather comfort wear the A. O. H. will be held In St. Side Playgrounds. ed *to Lorraine R. Montie,^ infant 'Epis Ei ■ Doggart, 127 Shmmer ' and he .was advised to have an pper-; James’s hall at 8:15 o’clock to^ daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.il street. ation.; He entered "the hospital, at 7 night. FAl^EAURH CALLS Montie of 146 West Center street.|| "l^raine Mitchell, 1227 Cooper Hill o’clock last night w d the operation; sti;^t. ■ . , Forty-three mothers with forty- The carriage was beautifully deco-1 wias performed at 9:15 this morning.. ■ I A meeting of the athletic com- '■Jhmes McCurry, 57 Schopl street. Dr. David M. Caldwell was the sur-'; NORTH END FIREMEN four babies from all sections of the rated in fluted crepe paper ; in all' ' mittee of the Luther League of the colorspfthe/rainlmw.^;^ I' {Isolde Urbdhetti, 310 Main street. gecn in charge'. i \ town braved the torrid heat early '.Jii^ette Ullmafi," 221 School Swedish Lutheran church will be Riebaro, small ' son of Mr. and| It was stilted at the hospital ati held tomorrow night at 7 o’clock in yesterday afternoon to participate sti/eet. I noon today,..that the popular life-1 Believe Today, However, There! in the big event of the W est side Mrs. N. W' Leavitt of 47 Branford the church basement to plan for the street, was the choice of the judges guard «nd boxing in'structor, came { playgrounds, the annual baby re through the ordeal very . satisfac- i by Garter outing at Columbia Lake, Friday Was a Blaze and That .Marm \ view. Several times that number for the healthiest appearing child.! evening, August 15. Was Wrongly Given. HOSPITAL NOTES tory. Barring unexpected compllca- I were interested spectators from the He is 14 months old and wmghs 26;j l-t^ns, it is expected that Busch will I grandstand and groimds. poimds and 6 ounces. This husky " Patrick Dougherty, Geo. Dough The Manchester 51re Department j be able' to leave*—the' hospital in Aroimd two o’clock the babies little chap appears months older, ' 'Today’s list of patients admitted I about eleven or twelve days. He will erty and Joseph Barto spent yester was called out on a false alarm a and their mothers arrived at the than he is. He was presented with a day afternoon at the cottage of few minutes before five last evening to the Memorial hospital includes: I not be able to have 'visitors, except West Side Recreation Cent,er for the green sim . suit with sweater to Kenneth Ferguson, 45 High street. I for hls.vdfe and daughter, for a day Aaron Johnson at Grove Beach, and the firemen are at a loss today match. ’ ■‘purposes of registration and weigh Burton Smith, 19 Knox street, John 1 or two. Clinton, Conn. to know whether there really was a ing, which was in charge of Miss A complete list of the entrants fire in their territory or not. When ’Ihumer, 64 West street, Thompson Gertrude Fennerty and Director follows: ^ t Wennergren, 79^ Lilac' street, Lucy A surprise miscellaneous shower the telephone call came in the oper Lewis Lloyd, assisted by Miss Fran Donald P. Caterson, 9 Walnut- it lauhderg ator informed the north end alarm Culssbn 256 Oak street,' Carolyn was held in honor of Miss Mary ces Tibbets and Herbert Carlson of street. J, ■ " Roy,- 147 North school, , Miss Krieski of Tolland Turnpike at the Ttian at the Orford Soap Company the playgfround staff. The age limit Shirley - May Draghi, 47 ' Summer that there was a fire at Campbell’s liorothy Baldwin. 98 Wells, An- iP w U R C i^ home of Mrs. Bert Judd of High was two years and a*few little ones street. ;; tonnette Rocci of 136’ Pine and like lingerie street last night. Mrs. Judd was as Filling Station. were disqualified from entering for Mary Vaughan McGaffin, - 123 Dorothy Fregin of 126 Wells street." expert) sisted by her sister Miss Evelyn Going to Campbell’s the north that reason. The attendants had a Walnut street. end firemen were told there was no BurreU. A color scheme of orchid busy time for the greater part of Lillian Ruth Moore, 117 - Cooper OWEN BETIBED Robinson’s Aoto Supply and yellow was carried out in the fire there. A check-up in the sec an hour before the parade began. Hill street. - ^ 415 Main St. Phone 4848 tion disclosed no sign of a blaze. \ Hartford, Aug. 7—(AP) —Fred table decorations. Miss Krieski, who One tiny tot was after the beauty i Loralne R. Montie, 146 West; Cen erick P. Owen, 71, Msistant super wUl marry Edward Burrell in the The telephone company tried to prize in earnest. She had evidently ter street'. " trace the call later but all that intendent of - the Connecticut School near future, received many gifts. watched her mother making up and , Eatelle McConkey, 51 west street', for. Boys at Meriden was retired on could be learned was that the name j Artiitur'Turklog^:m^'8^ KastMid-. Campbell’s Filling Station had been ■ had appropriated the latter’s com pension by the state bo^rd of finance Miss Thelma Pickles of West pact and was busily engaged in die Turnpike. . "' 4' ' ^ OP HERE given. and control today. He was connect Warren, Mass., formerly of this I powdering her litle face much ' to I William Sibrihsz, - 37 ’ Wetherell- ed'with the institution for 46 -'ears. Later it was reported that a small Streep", ,, ' for Expert f town, is the guest of Miss Evelyn fire had occurred somewhere in the the amusement- of the /onlookers. and Miss Lucile Clarke of Porter Another ^imexpected-entry was ttat i Eunice Thurston, 68' -Chestnut SERmE ! Green section and that a phone call street , ’ street. Miss Pickles who was had been sent to the South Man of a'baby brought by a little girl graduated . from Syracuse Uni who didn’t'even know, the child’s i. Helmar Johnson, ' 49 . Wetherell chester department as well. No street ';t: ^ ‘ ; versity, taught Elngllsh and dra trace of a fire in the Green section name. When inforihed that -the matics at the Pulaski, New York, name>v age and other details were Jpsie Rivorsa, 45.El^dge,street.' could be found, however, and the ’ Jean Stratton,'72 Suminer street. High school last year and expects to firemen are still wondering whether required, she lost no time in secur return there in September. ing them and .having her little ; MaUon Le Shay, 28 W est street. the person telephoning the alarm in Waiter; Fox, 55 Benton’; street tended it to be false or whether charge duly weighed and placed in Contractor Da^dd Chambers has competition. . . - J . Richard tea'vitt, 47 -Branford there was a blaze that was extin street. ! the new bimgalow he is building for guished without the aid of fire ap One pair of twins Was entered, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson of Richard and Robert, six months’ Thomas Borst, 42 Maple street. Garden street ready for the interior paratus. Shirley Palshaw, 382 Hartford^ old boys of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Road. finish. Boughton of 358 Hartford Road. Loretei Holland, 389 Hartford They arrived in their twin baby car Road., .This new foimdatibh garment by Carter has become quite Rev. W. D. Woodward of Hollis SUB-ALPINERS GUESTS riage, which was prettily decorated ter street will be the preacher at Beverly Jane Elliott, 22 Fairfield the rage for hot weather wear as it is so light and cool—and, in pink and blue, each child carry street. the union service of the North OF CTTY CLUB SUNDAY ing a pink rattle. Director Lloyd too, it launders so eaaUy-., It is fasMoned of a soft, pliant fabile Methodist and Second Congrega Barbara,Jean-Ellington, 14 Arch had overlooked making provision street. j tional churches, at the last named for twin entrants but announced that gently moulds the figure.yet permits freedom of movement.. church, Sunday morning. Barbara PierCy, 99 Birch street, l that the Boughton twins would be Ernest Beurby, 18 Arch street. This garment is self-reinforced with cleverly cut brassiere top— i Annual Outing of Latter Club remembered with gifts. Generaiv-Starter N. Potter of Porter street, and j at Osano’s Cottage— ^Dinner Eugene Falcetta, 33 Eldridge it will not stretch. Buy it and 'nmsh it like you would lingerie. natives from Willimantic are The judges chosen by Director street. storin g through Vermont and New I and Sports Program. Lloyd were Miss Teresa Scholl, a Elaine Lovett, 72 Wells street. graduate nurse in charge of the sec York state. ' Harold C. Ross, Jr., 59 School, Hale’s CorsetsT.'^Main Floor, rear I The annual outing of the Msm- ond floor in the Memorial hospital, street. , J Licaptain William Addy and chil- i Chester City club y^l be held Sun- including the baby ward, who serv William McLaughlin, 61 Union flftn, Beda and Clarence, are visit- ' day at Osano’s Cottagre at Bolfon ed as chairman; Miss Dorothy Saw street. Repaired fSJg Mr. AddYs mother, Mrs. John Lake. Members of the Sup-Alpihe yer, society editor of the Hartford Mildred Schulz, 119 Wetherell; 4tWy of Garden street. Captain club will be guests of the City club Courant, and Mrs. Mary Taylor, street. at a Addy has been at the hesid o5 the at the outing. This is a return din home page editor of The Herald. S^vation Army corps in Ossining, ner for one the Eldridge street club The judges had, a difficult task on Reasonable Charge gave the City club during the past their hands. They were frank ^ to I?? Y., for the past year and a half. BETTER CLOTHES FOR was formerly a bsmdsman in the winter. admit that they had never seen We can save you expense and local Salvation Army bfuid. Seventy-five members of the City finer, healthier specimens’ of baby LESS MONEY. club are to attend the outing and a hood at any previous show. After The latest styles, beautiful wor pinoyance as we have instru ^ ^ e W. B, A. Gtlhrd club will hold like liumber will do doubt be pres a proems of elimination, they ad- steds, fine workmanship. Every gar tttmontUy meeting tomorrow eve- ent firom the Sub-Alpine club. Din judge(P--^e pretties baby to be ment made to measure and a satis ments which can locate all elec ntgcwith Mrs. Pauline Berrett of 67 ner will be serwed at 1:30 Simday Shirley May Draghi, one year «ld factory fit guaranteed. Over 200 P w l street. A full attendance of aftemooTl. Chef Urbano psano will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph fall samples to select from. Suits, trical troubles quickly. the members is hoped for as plans serve clam chowder, steamed,clams, Draghi of 47 Summer street. Shir Top coats. Overcoats, Tuxedos. toosman will be made for an outing. chicken and spaghetti. A full pro ley has dark curly hair, dark eyes, Price range $23.50;. $29.50, $35.00. gram of sports has been arranged red cheeks and is the picture of For appointment ciill Tel. 6265 Miaa Ella M. Scranton of Htlls- and some of the club members in health. She was dressed in a filmy Manchester or 172-5 Willimantic,. We are here to serve the town Road and Miss Eleanor Met tend to go to the cottage in the little frock of yellow lawn, which Conn. public. We realize that the calf of Pleasant street are at morning to enjoy a sports program set off her lovely coloring. She was A. NASH CO., Cincinnati, 0. Norton Electrical Geneva Point camp, Lake Winne- the committee has laid out. a shy little violet and could hardly J. M. Champlin, man who wants one board pesaukee, N. H., for two weeks. Arrangements for the outing are be induced to look at the judges as Local Representative in the hands of Paul Ballsieper, they admired her* beauty and cute South Coventry, Conn. Instrument Co. needs itjustas;badlyse the Dorothy, six year old daughter of Samuel Moore and George Grazia- Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Fregin, who dio. gent who buys a carloacL was operated upon for appendicitis The City club will hold its regular Hilliard Street, Manchester last evening at the Memorial hospi monthly meeting tonight at nine If the 'Missus Vants a shelf tal, is resting comfortably today. o’clock. Dinner will be served-after Phone 406il - • the business session. * put up, send the hoy over to tjie yard and we n see that The Holy Trinity baseball team will practice at Hickey’s Grove at iyou get a good clear piece. Or phone us and we’ll send 6:15 'o’clock tonight. All players PEEVED, SLASHES WIFE’S Mackerel are requested to be on hand as the it up. Service is pur middle name. team will play in Moodus Sunday. DRESSES; GOES TO JAIL Swordfish Haddock Fillets AmtOVBO Peter Partons of Eldridge street is Salmon b a b y s o u p at Montauk, N. Y., and expects to Halibut Am' remain there through August and Dudley Street Man Assaults Cider Vine^r the first week of September. ; ;STRAINED . G. Gleimey Ca. Woman Then Ruins Her Fresh Cod VEGETABLES 50c gallon Coal,'Lumber, Paint and Masems’ Supplies. Miss Evelyn Clarke, daughter of Clothes—15 Day Sentence. 336 North Main St., TeL 4149. Mahehest^ Mr. and Mrs. Fayette B. Clarke, of Porter street, who since her gradu George .Klotz, of Dudley street, in III ation from Connecticut College, New the Manchester Police Court this London, in June has been taking an morning adn^tted before Judge R. Blifb Yellow CARROTS Pinehurst intensive course in Y. W. C. A. work A. Johnson that he had assaulted Sugar PEACHES or A 45 c in New York City, has been en his wife and cut up .five of her gaged as secretary of the branch in PLUMS Ripe BEETS COFFEE dresses so that they were damaged S Dozen 2 Qts. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc Norwichtovsm, near Philadelphia, and beyond repair. Mrs. Klotz said he Bunch Special will leave for her duties there about chased her with a big knife. September 8. According to the man’s story there 25c 35c 5c 39c was sonie provocation for his ac Funeral Directors James Rhinesmith, Jr., of East tions but in this the judge was not ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS ? Orange, N. J., is visiting his rmcle Interested. The row took place at and aimt, Mr. and Mrs. Herman the home Saturday nlg^t. Mrs. Montie, at their cottage at Coventry Klotz estimated that the dresses CHAPEL AT U OAK ST. ' a ,e w Lake. were worth between seven and eight . ... i .. dollars apiece. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fox have Judge Johnson sent Klotz to jail Robert R. Anderson Phone: Office 517i returned to their home in BrooTdyn, for 15 d&ys for assault. He has Funeral Director Riesidence 7494 y N. Y., after a visit with their rela served a like a like sentence for the GOOD THINGS TO EAT tives here. same reason before. The case of Thomas Brennan of r. is worth 10 in the yw d ;'' Especially if, you’ve been in Contractor E. L. G. Hohenthal is 38 Garden street^ charged with non putting the fimshing touches oi^ the support, will be heard in the police D I A L 4 1 5 1 the habit of waiting until«cpld weatfaerr;bef.(^e ordering cottage he is building for George K. court tomorrow morning. Attorney your supply. Why not realize the satisfaction of hav Ward on Strong street at the cor William S. Hyde will represent ing your coal bins filled early at summer price savings, ner of Woodland street. Mr. and Brennan. i i Mrs. Ward are planning to move in too. ’ . - 'v- . to their new home not later than -* . * 1 September 15. Mr. Ward is a fore FUEL cm IN A^NY QUAN^^^ man at the Orford Soap Company DAVID CHAMBERS where he has been employed for LUMBER, CEMENT, MASONS* SUPPLIES MINIATURE more than thirty shears. c o n t r a c t o r ^ AND BUILDER , ■\ " v i .68 HoDister street G. E. Willi Water service will be shut off to-, JOSEPH TRIA, PROP. 2 Main St., T d . 3319, M anchester night from 12 o’blook, nddnlght, un Manchester’s most popular outdoor amuseineiit. > A til 5 a. m. on North Ma|n stoeet and all connecting streets west of Nel chance to improve your putting and chip shots. Hiere son Place for the purpose of install HiVKen In Hartford is a ganie that will entertain the entire family at a very ing a valve.______why; not stop at the H—O—H PRICE THE BIANCHESTEB WATER CO. low price. for 8M>me of their Fresh Lob- —ON- (ster Meat» Crabmeat, Shrimp^ WHEN YOU NEED MONEY Soft Shell Crabs, Steaming Ehidotzera or Go-Mskers . Clnmii, O w Long Glams and I Mortgage or Furniture * ' [C how ^ C&tms. ' anWREN’S HAIR CUTTING ' Embianraatingrlsveetigations 25 FILMS We also senr6 in onr Dining Hidden' Gharg^ Advance Oeductions or. Fines |Ro(nn a *^ye Course Lobster Your Signature Is Our Only Requirement BALL AND CLUB FURNISHED . DEVELOPED AND Shore Dinner" eadi day from 4 92 to 95 Monthly .Principal Payn^to Repays a 910 to $75 Loan. PRIN TED to 8 p. m. for on^ $1.50* Lmger loans can’ be arrangedton your own security and repaid 24 HOUR SERVICE ' f NOW•V n in the same’proportion. Interest at Three and One-Half Per MAIN ST., HOLLISTER LOT Fflm Deposit Box at Cent Per Month on the Unpaid Balance, just for the Actual ’Tiine the Money Is In Use. . ' , Store Entrance Expert service and special attention, given to chil Phone 7281, Gall or Write dren in this modem sanitary barber shop. ^ Ideal Ftnaticing Association, Inc. KEMP'S Houte^ •CORNER SPRUCE AND ELDRIDGE ST. 659 Main St.,-. Room S^. Park Bldg., South Maniohester, Conn. 22 State Street, Hartford, Conn. . r", K'r rr • • - - -7 ' % « .r* ' ‘ ;.v. - t. ■ J • vj. I ilt - . ccr..'