Both Parties Must Face the Dry Issue Bad Weather
■.■• ■' »' i, , V.. "T'. ... ■ ,rC THE WEATHER . - rerMaat hj O. S. Weather Oareaw ^ET PKESS KUN Khvt Havea AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION for the month of February, 1028 Light rain late tonight and Fri* gtAiP* 5 » 1 0 8 fnrntitn iConn day. Blember of (he Andi( Bnreaa of Clrcnlntlone PRICE THREE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928. (FOURTEEN PAGES) VOL. XLII., NO. 153. ClassiOed Advertising on Page 12. BOTH PARTIES MUST Britain’s Show for Amanullah ASK FOR 500 MEXICAN TROOPS BAD WEATHER KEEPS U.S. GUARDS AT DEFEATREBSIN FACE THE DRY ISSUE GERMAN FLYERS ON C H im P O llS AU DAY nCBT GROUND IN IRELAND Senator Borah Threatens TRUST CO. HAS New Fuel Added to Political 126 liberators Including Trouble If They Attempt Bonfire By Request of At Two Priests Are Killed; YEP! HE STOLE Hope to Get Away Tomor NEW PLAN FOR ^TROLLEY CAR To Sidestep It In Their torney General; More Po Biggest Battle Since Reli row But Say They Will Full of Passengers Too, So Platforms This Year. NIGHT DEPOSITS litical Plots. gious Trouble Started. Now He's in Jail, the Poor Not Hop Off Until Condi Fellow.
Washington, March 29.— Senator Detroit, Mich., March 29.— tions Over Ocean Are Mexico City, March 29.— One William E. Borah served notice up After-Hour Depository Sys Chicago, March 29.— Fuel was Red Rockwll, former elevator hundred and twenty-six Liberator on both major parties today that added to Chicago’s raging political operator at police headquar Safe - r Determined to rebels including two priests, were ters, recognized many familiar if they attempt to side-step or soft- tem Being Installed For bonfire today when it became killed in an all-day battle with Fed- faces today— through the iron pedal the issue of prohibition in known that United States Marshal erals at San Francisco Rincon, bars of his cell. Make Flight, They Say. their party platforms this year Benefit of Patrons With Palmer Anderson had dispatched a Fred was “ in ’ because, in a recommendation to Attorney Gen State of Guanajuato, said a dis there is going to be trouble ahead moment of weakness, he yield — and plenty of it. eral Sargent at Washington that patch to the War Office today. This ed to temptation and stole— a Dublin, March 29.— The depar Evening Receipts. 500 United States deputy marshals street car loaded with passen Great as is the .issue of driving is an increase in the casualty list ture of the German monoplane corruption from party councils and be authorized to stand guard over contained in earlier fragmentary gers. the ballot boxes at the April 10 Bremen upon a trans-Atlantic flight from government itself, the issue dispatches Motorman Henry Labaten of upholding and enforcing the con Workmen were busy today instal primaries here. complaining witness, said he was postponed indefinitely today The proposal, first suggested by This was the biggest and most stitution, i.e., the ISth Amend ling a modern night depository violent engagement fo ight since stepped from his car to throw a owing to continued 'bad weather. ment, is greater and more funda system at the Manchester Trust Oscar E. Carlstrom, attorney gen switch. Rockwell leaped to the eral of Illinois, is regarded by po the Liberator (Religious) rebels Captain Herman Koehl, the pilot mental, the Idaho Senator assert Company. A night depository will began their campaign agains. the controls and started the car in ed. litical observers as a gesture in re and Baron von Huenefeld, flnancla. government. a mad flight down the street. Conspii'acy of .Silence enable patrons to make deposits of taliation for the bombings Monday The conductor failed to no backer of the enterprise, said they night of the home of Senator Char 400 In Band Already, he charged, the ruling cash or valuables at any time of the There were between 30J and 400 tice the unfamiliar back sil hoped to get away tomorrow morn powers in both Republican and les S. Deneen and Judge John A. day or nught after the bank has men in the rebel band, led by houetted against the front win ing, but would not hop off untl. Democratic parties have decided Swanson, the Deneen-Carlstrom dows until the car had travel there shall be “ a conspiracy of si closed. candidate for state’s attorney. Domingo Anaya. They had taken up weather conditions over the oceur The officers at the Trust Com a strong position on a hacienda led several blocks. Then he lence” concerning prohibition. To May Use Guards shut off the power by opening i were safe. So far there has been nc The use" of federal guards, near San Francisco Rincon and did suggestion that the flight would be break that conspiracy, he exhorted pany stated that one of the princi the doors. the dry of both parties to move up ple reasons for installing this sys Deneen leaders point out, is made not attempt to retreat when the abandoned. possible under a recent ruling of Federals moved to the attack. Rockwell said he had no on Kansas City and Houston a few tem is the rucreasing activity in re recollection of the affair. During the morning a stiff west weeks hence and demand that the cent years among bandits and bur the United States Supreme Court After a day of heavy gun fire the wind was blowing and fog made platform-farmers ‘‘fish or cut bait” glars, which has created a situation which held that a primary Is an in Federals began to close in upon visibility very poor. The weathe: upon the issue of prohibition. that imposes upon the banks of the tegral part of -an election and the rebels who flea, leaving their forecaster held out no Lope that Borah's charges of bi-partisan country another service not here therefore subject to federal super dead and many wounded behind conditions would become favorable conspiracy, and liis warning that tofore expected or required. In vision. them. • VANDERBILT PLANE during the day. trouble lies ahead if party leaders former years the energies of the Meanwhile, authorities busied Among the dead was Domingo “ We are determined to fly— attempt it, were contained in a re burglar were directed chiefly themselves today in prosecuting in- Anaya, the leader. He was identi sometime,” said Baron von Huenc- markable speech which he address against the banks themselves, but fied by his uniform and papers in feld. ed last night via radio to a group with the development in the bank (Continued on Page 3) his pockets. IS LOST IN FIRE of Ohio women voters. vault construction and protective This war the largest contingent Dublin, .March 29.— Because of Causes Kxcitcincnt devices for safeguarding the money of insurgents operating in Guana- unfavorable weather conditions and It cau-sed considerable excite and treasure intrusted to them, his i m BANDIT EXPLAINS juato and war office officials believe a a a n • V Li IIP the sogginess of the ground at the ment in the capital today— and con depredations in that direction have that the defeat will go far towards SoU.UvU rlymg lUCUl WftS Baldonnel Airfield, Capt. Hermann siderable uneasiness on the part of become increasingly difficult and L— breaking down the insurrection in Koehl and his two companions to- Republican leaders. fruitless and he has returned to western Mexico. Here are scenes from the big show England put on for King Ama- | For Borah plans to go to Kansas fields of less risk and surer, if ETHICS OF “ GAME” The remnants of the rebel band nullah of Afghanistan. At the top, the king and his queen are being- the Most Luxurious of Its City himself and conduct the fight smaller, returns. fled towards the mountains pur “ piped” aboard the warship Tiger at Portsmouth. The ship’s officers Junkers monoplane Bremen. . for a bone-dry plank in the Repub As a consequence, the owners of sued by Federals. lican platform. Realizing Borah's are blowing whistles, not chucking cigarets. Below are some stunts Everything was in readiness for theatres, amusem ut parks, filling Kind in the World. the hop-off at five o’clock, the competitive powers, and scenting stations, retail stores and other done by the Royal Air Force for Amanullah’s edification. that Gov. Al Smith probably will Mention of Machine Guns time set for the start today, and business who usually have consider the fliers were loath to announce be the Democratic nominee. Repub able sums of money on hand after Port Washington, N. Y., March lican leaders are stirring uneasily another postponement- banks have closed are now becom Startles Jurors at Trial in TOWN BASKETBAU 29.— Harold Vanderbilt’s $60,000 The plane had been trundled over the prospect of going to the ing tlie victims of his criminal oper VALENTINO’S EX-WIFE country next November positively flying yacht was among the mil from its hangar a few hours before ations. Having no means to deposit dawn and placed on the long wood committed to bone-dryness. Hartford. lionaires’ yachts destroyed or dam After reviewing the government their daily receipts in the banks SERIES IS SAVED en rurtw'gj''specially built for the al scandals of the last few years, until morning, these owners have NOW FASHION EXPERT aged In a fire that practically de take-off. Mechanics had given the ■which, he said, had compeUed the been obliged to guard them over stroyed the Purdy Boat Corpora macliine a final grooming; and night as best they could. Hartford, Conn., March 29.— Al-1 Republican Party "to face its crit tion plant here early today. Scores covered all parts with paraffin to ics humiliated and silenced,” Free of Cost bert 'W. Meyer, of Chicago, 111., keep the formation of sleet during of speed boats, the water front Borah declared he did not believe The service is extended without who is one of three residents of Rec and Community Five the flight down to a minirrum. the Kansas City convention would cost to any of its clients who have Natacha Rambova Says She P. 0 . CIRCULAR LED property of wealthy Long Islanders Rained - During N ight need of it and desire to avail them- i that town awaiting sentence here and the extensive buildings of the “ dare confess its moral delinquen for their confessed part in robbing Reach Agreement on Her It had rained during the night.- cy to the world” by refusing to face selves of its convenience. Port Washington Yacht .Club were however, and when Koehl, Baron The night depository system con Is Getting Messages From| TO ARREST OF EDEL the Plantsville National Bank of thr^tened by the flames, which sists of a solid bronze receptacle Southington last June, discussed wind Haenefeld and Relief Pilot (Continued on Page 3) ald Suggestion; First Game fanned by a strong west ’ (Arthur Spindler came o4 the field, accessible from the street which is the ethics of bank robbing in Su spread rapidly. about ground in extremely connected by a cast steel chute to a Movie Shiek; Tells About perior Court today when he ap- The total loss will be burglar proof safe located wltliin n, , . , , n I peared as state witness against soggy condition. Tomorrow. $200,000, it is believed. A dozdn After scanning late weather re the bank building. To those of its Sleuths in New Haven R e c - Stuart R. Flonan of Southington or more boats were burned. Dress Styles. I who is now on trial as one of tne ports, which were anything but HOUSE OPPOSED clients who have need of this ser Stfftted In Boathouse vice and wish to avail themselves bank’s robbers. favorable, the fliers reluctantly an- ■William S. Hyde, of Manchester, The war clouds which hung over! Th^e fire started in the P^^dy postponemnt of the of this convenience, the bank furn ognized Photo and Suspect boathouse about midnight. Large i . ishes a strong canvas sack imprint- New York, March 29.— Natacha Florian’s counsel, asked Meyer: the basketball situation here this TO FLOOD BILL Rambova, former wife of the late "Do you think it is right to come morning threatening to force a can quantiti^ of j ' Captain Koehi, in announcing he In St. Louis Is Caught. from Illinois and take money from varni^ in the Purdy boathouse^a^ (Continued on Page 2) Rudolph Valentino, has become a a bank whose employes have fixed cellation of the town championship forded ready fuel and within a few , ^ business woman. She has opened an things up for you to rob it?” series between the Rec Five and the minutes the boathouse was a mass , ^ perfect take-off of the heavy "Sure I do,” replied Meyer. of fire. e.xclusive dress designing studio in New Haven, Conn., March 29.— Community Club, cleared late this plane. The Bremen with Its full Members of Lower Branch | U. S. AND MEXICO "Don’t you think it is wrong to • After a hard fight, firemen and load of fuel and three occupants 55th street, just off Fifth avenue, A post office department circular do a thing Ifke that?” asked Mr. afternoon and a blue sky replaced hundreds of volunteers brought the them. weighs about five tons. wTiere she expresses her individuali drifting into police headquarters Hyde. blaze under control. May Change Route Want the Stales to Pay' NOW IN ACCORD ty by helping other women to ex here in routine mall led to the “ Well, Its not like coming after Ill other words, an agreement was Big Boats Burn Unless reports from Newfound press theirs in clothes “ that em the money with machine guns,” re reached between Director Jerry Fay Three large boats belonging to C. land Indicate rising temperatures Part of Expenses. ___ identification of Fred Edel, of Meri plied Meyer, and some o¥ the jur of the Community Club and Mana G. Fischer were reported to have phasize character and personality.” den, wanted in New York as the ors rose to their feet and sat down there, it appeared likely today that ger Ben Clune of the Recreation been burned. when the flers do start, they will Wearing a black turban over a possible slayer of Mrs. Guy Har quickly. team, whereby the series will posi The whole town of Port Wash Poor Memory take the southern shipping lane Oil Dispute Settled and Other mass of dark hair coiled around her rington, an actress, who was mur tively be played. The first game ington was plunged into darkness course direct to New York and thus Washington, March 29— The un To many of the questions put to will be staged at the Rec gym to owing to the burning out of the paralleled action of the Senate in head, and an ankle-length green dered in her apartment on Decem Meyer in cross examination he re avoid the Canadian coast entirely. velvet gown, the exotic-looking morrow night with the second game electric wires. It is thought that Captain Koehl has been deeply passing a $325,000,000 flood con Wrinkles Soon to Be ber 22, last. plied: of the series the following week the fire started through a short Miss Rambova sat in her studio to "I don’t remember." impressed by Col. Lindbergh’s trol bill in less than two hours fail When the circular, sent in from Tuesday or Wednesday at the State circuit. day and discussed business, ro St. Paul, Minn., was posted in the Meyer declared today that “ One stressing of sleet dangers in his ed to wipe out today the stubborn mance, the movies, the astral Armory. The Vandrbilt flying 'uoat was book “ We.” If he flies south of the Smoothed By Morrow. detective bureau at ten a. m., yes Curtis” a teller in the Plantsville This morninig the situation ap the mqst luxurious machine of its opposition of a House group which world and what the well-dressed terday, several members of the bank had been approached by Flor- “ Great Circle” he will have been Is determined that the people of American woman should wear. lan prior to arrangements made, peared hopeless. The teams were kind in the world— an air yacht, the first trans-Atlantic flier to do bureau promptly recognized Edel’s unable to come to terms for the the Mississippi river valley shall Messages From Rudy according to Meyer, with Raymond capable of cruising on water and in so. Washington, March 29.— Dispos likeness. To check up, the circu second game to be played either air at a speed of 115 miles an hour pay part of the cost of harnessin,g She revealed that she has been lar was sent to the Hotel Taft T. Olsen, aTso a bank worker. the mighty stream. al of the vexlious oil controversy "Why didn’t you tell about Cur Wednesday, Thursday, Friday or with six persons on board. in psychic communication with where Edel staid last v/inter just Saturday as revealed on the sports Administration leaders were de has paved the way for early ad Valentino since his death. From the tis before?” asked Mr. Hyde. before the hunt fpr him started. "I didn’t remember about the page today. As a result, it seemed manding changes in the hill before justment of all remaining major is astral world he has talked to her The Taft management Identified sues between the United States and fellow till yesterday,” answered that the series would be called off| it is brought on the floor, while and she has relayed messages to the picture also. BLAMES DEMOCRATS hackers of the "goverument pay Mexico, ofticials liere believe. Meyer. The Herald sports editor, however, him. He is “ quite happy” , she said Arrested Last Night. in the interest of the general public, McHUGH SHOOTS SELF all” plan were clamoring for speedy The State Department declined although not always so. He has his The cross examination of Meyer action. today to reveal the present status Soon after noon yesterday the was expected to last all day. He learned from Captain Allan L. Dex moods. Tlie messages were relayed detective bureau force felt justified ter of the Howitzer Company, C.N. FOR OIL SCANDALS Swift upon tlie lieels of the of negotiations between Ambassa through George Wehner, whom she will be iollowed by William Kapela WHEN POUCE APPEAR Senate’s action. Rep. Reid (R) of dor Morrow and President Calles in in wiring to St. Paul, and early last and Thomas Di Marco, also of Ci G., that he was agreeable to allow described as a noted “ deep trance evening the detective bureau re cero, who like Meyer have pleaded the teams to use the armory next Illinois, chairman of the House flood Mexico City or the nature of the psychic” She said she copied some final adjustment in the principal ceived word that the actual arrest guilty to robbing the bank. Their Tuesday after their regular drill. control committee, filed a report of tho messages from Rudy her had been made. He is charged with Man Who Killed Brother’s for a majority of the committee cutstanding problem— the agrarian sentences were deferred until after This would simply mean the doing Sen. Robinson Says They self. forging money orders in St. Paul. favoring enactment of Us own bill, laud laws, under which large tracts Florian’s case Is ended. away with a preliminary gaffie Sweetheart is Dying in New Asked if she would marry again, According to the circular Edel used which probably would be much which is almost identical in scope of American-owned land were seiz Miss Rambova arched her pencil- York Home. ed. But from other quarters it was several aliases In St. Paul, includ TREASURY B.ALAXCE. more monotonous than military Leased Reserves In Wil* with the Senate measure. line eyebrows and said: ing name's well-known In Connec Six members of the committee, I learned that Morrow’s diplomacy drill anyway. The game would Walkill, N. Y., March 29.— Har ‘That's hard to say— emotion is ticut. The ph^’elcal description of Washington, March 29.— Treas start prorqptly at nine o’clock Just ry McHugh, local postmaster sought headed by Rep. Kopp, Republican has been almost as successful in such au uncertain thing. But I son’s Tune. this issue as in the Involved oil dis ury balance March 27: $453,932,- tllG 8£III1©» for the murder of a 19-year-old of Iowa, refused to accept the certainly am not thinking about (Continued on Page 3) majority view. They demanded pute. 214.77. Immediately after obtaining this telephone operator, cheated his marriage now.” information, Fay and Clune were captors with his own gun today and that the principle of local contri See Complete Accord. All For Business butions he sustained. So marked is tlic improvement both communicated with and in mortally wounded himself when Washington, March 29.— Ir .Mexican-Anierican relations in She feels no surge to return to turn, they discussed the matter over cornered In a lumber yard. opening his single-handed cam Rep. Snell (R) of Xew York, the movies. Her cue thought now cliairman of the rules committee the last year that diplomatic circles the telephone from The Herald of McHugh was taken to his home paign to pin some responsibility is “ business.” i ? i c A Youth Is Arrested fice. Both agreed to play the series. here, where his death was momen which dictates the House program, here anticipate in the near future a for the oil scandals on the Demo declared that he was uncertain complete accord between the two 'Tm in business, not exactly be However, it was not definitely de tarily expected. nations for the first time in his cause I need the money, but be cided whether the second game He fled the town Tuesday after crats, Senator Arthxtr R. Robinson. ' when flood control would be Republican of Indiana, today brought before the House. tory. .V general commercial treaty cause it enables me to give vent to For Holding Wild Parties would be played Tuesday or Wed Marie Terwilllger 'was shot down an artistic urge,” she explained. nesday. Manager Clune had agreed and killed in the doorway of the charged a "vicious circle” began Leaders Deadlocked is regarded as a probability. leasing the government’s huge oil Besides the agrarian dispute, “ However, I have always supported previously to play the second game telephone exchange. McHugh’s House leaders were deadlocked on Wednesday, according to Fay, reserves to private oil companies with the flood control committee there are approximately $600,000,- myself since I was 18 years old, so Stamford, Conn., March 29— A I ** - • •' ; t'* t A i MANCHfeSTBit W N N .) EVENTNiG HBRAU). TETOESDAT, MAKCri p, 1928. al delegation should he tc.ee .to Who confines U s attaeks to womeiwi-- MAINE’S DEilGATES make Its Own choice were heard. Ibree women are known yietlas ^ “OUVET TO CALVARr TO As written, the. tentative draft of the mysterious attsdcer<, who d likely to prove his own discredit either Btarvation or suicide— ^he UT 4Umri{»il»r was through living on his impover ing as a thinker. He has displayed F.A ished mother, in any event. the discernment and knowledge of €t»nttis Brralb It seems to u® that there shouM the world to be expected of a ten- PUBUSRBO Bt be no prosecution in this case. year-old child. THH HERALD PRINTING CO. There is obviously an entire lack of rounded by filvtood 3. Sit. FIRST DOUBTS Oct. 1. tttt any criminal intent. There is also (103) State Banks and Trust Companies Ballyhoo about Mussolini’s ab Within twenty years the number of state banks and trust Every Evening Btcept Sundtyt end an entire absence of any harm done. The motive in the case, stinence from alcohol and tobacco. companies in Connecticut has almost tripled. The annual re HoUdaya. port of thq bank commissioners of 1907 lists 7 state banks and Gotered at the Poet Office at Man* though an unusual one, appears to One wonders why— W'hy so much cheMft ae Seeeitd Claae Mall 25 trust companies doing a banking business, or a total of 32. W88CKIPTION RATES; By Mall us to be singularly free from evil. of it. Not till now did it ever occur On September 30, 1927. there were 93. Ten of the 32 in 1907 SIX dellare a year, sixty cenu a The young maa can’t even be to us to doubt the entire truth of had savings departments, whereas 77 of the 93 today accept month Cor Shorter periods. charged with selfishness or lack of th« assertion that the Duce never savings deposits. , iqa-? By enrrler, eighteen cents a weah. The assets of the state banks and trust companies in 1907 single copies, three centa fortitude— six months of job seek drinks or smokes. Nothing In the SPECIAL ADVBKTiSlNO REPRE- least remarkable about that— mil totaled ?39,413,851, and in 1927, $362,886,020, an Increase of SENTATIVE. Hamllton-De Llsaer. ing will take the gimp out of the 827% over 1907. ^ „ la c . Madison Avenue. Nsw 7ork most courageous soul. lions of people neither drink nor Loans and discounts amounted tq $154,998,031 on September and 812 North Michigan Avenue. Much better indeed if somebody smoke; all kinds of people, strong 30 1927, many million dollars more than the $23,517,598 In Chicago. „ . loans and discounts In 1907. Overdrafts In 1927 amounted to The Manchester Evening Herald la will give this young man a chance and weak, wise and foolish, not on sals in New Xorlt City at Sohults's able and no-account. $73, 542 and In 1907, $89,635. Funds set aside for savings In Neva Ptand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. to go to work. We suspect he Is 1927 amounted to $129,009,666; bonds to secure postal savings. Street and 42nd. Street entrance ot But In the last month a lot of Grand Central Str.tlon and at all potentially much better than an $379,416; U. S. government securities, $4,911,141; foreign Hoat.llr g News Standa average good citizen. money has been spent on cable country bonds, $3,505,948, and other securities, $26,782^04 • • • tolls of news stories about Musso Stocks and securities in 1907 amounted to $9,313,367. Cash on hand in these banks on September 30, 1927, amounted to Client of International News Ser BORAH lini’s abstinence. For the first time vice. ^ we are beginning to have borne in $5,990,696, and in 1907 to $1,612,817. , . * "International News Service has the Mr. Borah, with a fine and broad The value of banking houses, furniture and equipment, is ten exclusive rights to use for republlca- comprehensiveness, keeps on de on us those words of lago, “ Me- times greater today than It was in 1917. The figure for 1907 tlon In any form all f^ews dispatches manding that both parties take a thlnks the lady doth protest too was $848,242, and for 1927, $8,781,557. , , j •* Enroll Tonight credited to or not otherwise credited Among the liabilities, savings deposits and general deposits In this paper. It la also exclusively definite stand for enforcement of much.’’ entitled to use for republlcatlon ail are the largest items. The former amounted to $129,009,666 the local or undated news published the prohibition amendment. In cer and the latter to $176,268,879, on September 30, 1927. Twen herein." Full Bervlce Client of N D A in the rapidly growing Service. tain communities, it is well known, ty years ago these two Items totaled $28,060,949. Capital in there are underground local politi 1927 airiounted to $19,451,250, and in 1907 to $5,525,500; sur plus. 1927. $17,263,263. 1907. $1,878,227; undivided profits, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928 cians who are able to exert deter 1927, $10,826,841, 1907, $1,986,227. ' mining infiuence upon the pro ceedings of not only one party but GREAT ACHIEVEMENT two. But Mr. Borah is the first in REFRIGERATOR CLUB It may not be a bad guess to ex dividual of national celebrity whom press the belief that history will we remember to have seen bossing h e ' biggest, most successful ard Refrigerator in our store. Pay get forth the appointment of or trying to boss both the Republi WASHINGTON LETTER Spring Refrigerator Club we the balance in easy weekly install Dwight W. Morrow as ambassador New York, March 29.— Now and then a sense of unreality envelops Thave ever held is now forming. It ments you will never miss. Yet pay to Mexico as the greatest single can and Democratic parties. Perhaps, however, the spectacle the towering turrets of what some offers a dignified and easy way to only the CASH PRICE. $5 will be achievement of President Coolidge are pleased to call “ this modern purchase a new Leonard Refrigerator allowed for your old refrigerator in during his entire administration. is not such an amomalpus one, aft Babylon.” Now and then a lone per BY RODNEY DUTCHER ^ Great savings are made through er all. There has long been a good the work of the Guarantee Fund for summer. $3 delivers any Leon trade for the new one I N^This with due recognition to the sonality can, through the overpow deal of wonderment as to what ering force of simplicity and kin Washington, March 29 — Con Commission in picking up failed President’s tremendous usefulness banks and operating them as go party Borah really did belong to. ship with romance of far-away gressman Edgar Howard of Colum as a persistent advocate of economy places, cast a spell that temporarily bus, Neb., has introduced a bill ing concerns until they are on From this present pose of order la government. gives the Manhattan monoliths a which would require a guarantee their feet 2,?ain or liquidated ad giver to two groups of platform vantageously. When the commis Unless the most potent of signs miragelike status. system among national banks builders, the answer would appear I have never, for instance, left an sion reopened one small bank in There’s a Range Club, too fail, the age-old "Mexican’’ prob creating a fund to insure depositors afternoon’s gathering of old sea against loss. Nebraska and prepared to pay off. lem Is over and done with, entire to be, both. dogs at the Explorers' Club without new deposits were greater than Meantime, just what is Mr. A depositors’ guarantee fund, ly through the wisdom and efforts rubbing my eyes and wondering if covering her state banks, is one of withdrawals the very first day. One of the most successful Range the mad city were really there, or if a&d almost unique qualities of the Borah up to? Does he want to head Nebraska’s proudest boasts. It has I suddenly had wakened from a "Many people,” says Congress Clubs we have ever held is also ambassador. Dwight Morrow has a dry party of bolters from two been operating for 18 years under not-30-dry parties? dream. a law passed by the state legisla man Howard, "believe that forming. $3 delivers any kind of accomplished in a few months I felt that way the day a young the U. S. government stands back man named Lindbergh came riding ture in 1909 and despite agricul what all the political and diplo tural crises which hit Nebraska of deposits in national banks. range. Easy weekly payments. in state through the Wall Street That isn’t so, of course. I would matic talent of this country failed CURE FOR WARS belt.’ Late one afternoon, listening with the rest, has given all de CASH PRICES! And a liberal to accomplish in many years. He Joseph Grew, American ambassa positors their money back as often like to have a law which would to Commander Richard Byrd spin really effect this guarantee when has made the Mexicans understand dor to Turkey, diplomat of great yarns of many hazards, I looked as a state bank failed. allowance for your old range in ‘‘Hideous suffering has been ever the government gives a bank that there is such a thing as square experience in anti-War conferences, from the window in the klcAlpiu a charter. My bill would model Hotel with that same sense of un caused by bank failures in other trade! shooting north of the Rio Grande; this federal law as closely as pos has a peace plan all his own. It is belief. states,” says Congressman How xhd he has made Americans with quite simple. It Is to educate and The other day, in a snug side ard. “ In nearby states, notably sible on the Nebrask? law. There Mexican Investments understand office of the Literary Guild, high Iowa, some farmers and mer have been guarantee systems in train the youth of a nation— all na other states, but tISy have failed that they are expected to shoot tions presumably— into optimism, above Fifth Avenue, a dozen of us chants lost nearly everything in packed around the perspiring figure bank failures and one may find because they were not drawn Bduarely. Neither of these ideas cheerfulness, tolerance and cour of an "ancient mariner.” It was whole counties now without a right. , ' • WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. Nvas ever before gotten into the tesy and, above all. Into full devel the sunset hour. The huge windows single bank. “ In Nebraska many national heads which much necessarily en opment of what sense of humor looked out on the straight line “ But Nebraska has gone banks would like this lilw to en able them to compete more ef \ CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES tertain them. God has given them. No nation with formed by the river with its toy through the agricultural depres sized ships that turned now laven fectively with state banks. My There would have been no set a dominant class possessing such a sion in great shape. Sometimes der, now red, now multicolored as in exceptional slump periods the bill has been blocked here be tlement of the Mexican trouble— culture will pick a war, is Mr. the sunset ran its chromatic scale. money isn’t all paid back at once, cause many large banking inter probabily not short of a war which Grew’s theory. Between the office window and the but any depositor can sell his ests don’t want the government might easily have turned out to be It may appear to some persons river, the city plied its helter-skel claims at a very small discount. interfering with their business ter of roof .tops and sky-climbing and because the attitude of most a very dreadful one— if there had that it is a long process which this The people would no more sur stone peaks. Long shatpws began render this system than they members of the House Banking been no Ambassador MOfroW. wise diplomat advocates as a cure to form angles upon them and Committee is generally that of the church spires cast strange patterns would their own homes. It's a There would have been no Ambas for international conflict. Granted fixed thing. Millions of dollars large banking interests. I have upon their sides. sador Morrow if there had been no that you can’t civilize— really civil haye been deposited from other never met any opposition except Back in the>.Uttle-office an old that inspired by these' big banks.” President Coolidge to plofe him for ize— any nation In a few years. It man was wiping his rheumy eyes- states in..Ne.bra8ka banks by t^ose the job— and if he had not set at would probably prove no more long and stroking at his long white, silk who demairdedi absolute safety.” defiance a thousand political tfadl- en beard. His voice, high pitched Howard isn’t insistent on his winded a way of securing world own bill. He calls attention tlons in doing so, and cracking, had the uncanny The guarantee fund law creates peace than any of the others that quality of a voice from the tomb. a gigantic insurance company to measures submitted by Hast The Peace of North America has have been proposed. It was old “ Trader Horn,” the composed of all Nebraska state ings of Oklahoma and Brand of been firmly established by the In any event, Mr. Grew seems to venerable old fellow who hunted, hanks. It authorizes the state to Georgia— Hastings would provide wisdom of President Coolidge. If have put his finger on the heart of ivory, pelts atid adventure in the make ah annual levy on the aver for furnishing of bonds by all member banks of the Federal Re that is not a tremendous achieve African wilderness for so many age state hank deposits of no the problem. There is danger of years and who, because of the serve system, state and national, ment, tell us what is or would be. more than half of one per cent war because the peoples of the whimsically and simplicity of his plus one-tenth of one per cent— a for protection of depositors. world haven't yet emerged far amazing chronicles, became a world process somewhat similar to rais "Or I would be glad to have TURNED LOOSE enough from the state of primitive figure over night. ing taxes on property. Nearly a the national banks submit a The old fellow was talking to a thousand banks are involved. plan,” says Howard, who fis a This-Edel person, who is under man. Wars will end when mankind gathering of ne-^v^spaper people. stockholder in two national -Ijahfcs.' becomes just reasonably kindly, un There are no runs oh those banks. arrest In Minnesota for a pfoperty "Ah, like the Queen of Sheba she The law limits Interest on de "Anything that 'will end this hide crime and who is strongly suspect selfish, honest and able to see folly was . . . so fair.” . . . And he ous suffering!” rambled on, intoning the strange posits to four per cent. ed ot having murdered an actress where folly is. beauty of a jungle goddess. His know they have escaped the noise In Nu# York last December, may eyes were thousands of miles away was there— a mad maze of swarm FLOOD CONTROL ing humans and screeching traffic and the strugglq and the turmoil turn out to be, to a considerable from the room. The buzzing ques have leaped over all the buildings Mississippi flood control legisla tions of reporters were like so and jumbled buildings. extent, a Connecticut responslbili For there are people-who can and traveled back to the scenes of tion is not yet an accomplished many flies in a hot room. The voice ty. He was tried for the murder ol went on, telling of ivory trades and beat Manhattan at its own game. their high adventure in lands of one Meriden maii aUd suspected of thing but it Is on its way. And the hairbreadth escapes, of death fac Even to an old-timer It often seems jungle, brush, mountains, snow, ice, the killing of another, but the state abruptness of the Senate’s action ed before cannibal tribes. incredible that man could have rolling seas and flecked surf. And they have a way of taking you with yesterday, in passing its substitute And fiv& of us, who stood upon a built such a mad trap for himself tailed to convict him of the homi as this city. And when men with them that makes Manhattan’s mon bill without a dissenting voice, is table, looked at each other— a bit cide and he was turned loose, queerly, and then out over the city, dream-struCk eyes weave their fan oliths seem all the more incredible though his acquittal was far from sound proof of Senate capacity for tastic tales of the sea, the air, the and unreal; now blazing red in the sunset, jt UILBERT SWAN, being a convincing one in the opin prompt action— when it wants to seemed incredible that New York jungle and the polar wastes, you ion of many observers. Apparently be prompt. his jury was one of those, occa Though the Senate measure ap Washington Style Notes: “ Party Skirts” Are Being Worn Higher **The Hubhards said they^d be here by eight, f wonder, sionally drawn, which have an al propriates a much smaller sum together too wise skeptlclsmi con than the House bill, it is neverthe if they^ve had an accident,** ~ s cerning circumstantial evidence. less a big and decent proposition Mr. and IMbrs. Broim.are disappointed, worried. The There was plenty of that kind of and adheres to the principle that game is delayed. Yet it really isn’t the Hubbards’ fault. evidence against Edel in the Mas- the completion of flood control In For Tom Hubbard would surely have called them up from triano murder trial, as we recall the Mississippi valley is a national it, but the jury could not see Its responsibility— which to many the nearest pay statioii and told them that an exasperating way to conviction. , minds is the most Important aspect puncture was, the cause of the delay. That is^ he would Now there is even stronger evi of the question. have— if the Browns had a telephone. dence that Edel killed and robbed The bill now goes to conference. A telephone ilk the home is really an economy. It Emellne Harrington in New York. If the same spirit continues to pre saves endless time and steps. It keeps your home wi^iin If hfe ^8 convicted of that crime the vail w’hich manifested itself yester jury In the Mastriano case can get day, we are likely to s^ee a flood speaking distance of your friends every hour of the day what satisfaction It may from the control measure actually become or night, in times of emergency its worth cannot be knowledge that the killing ot the law In something less than a year reckoned in dollars and cents. actress was the outcome of their from the time when the urgency The value of a telephone lies not only in the calls action, as it was subsequent to the of such relief became so thunder you ««« make, but in the calls you can receive. freeing of the suspect. ously evident. Which, on the whole, Connecticut has a rather good Is making speed considering how reputation for "rolling Its own’’ in much time Congress feels bound to 'And costs so little! the business of attending to its give to partisan politics. For as little as $2.00 a month you can enjoy the capital criminals and not turning benefits of a telephone in your home. Convenience, them out to prey on the country. BLOWN UP economy, protection, contact with the outside world at all That reputation, regrettably, seems The opinion expressed in these to be in danger of some wear and columns recently that Theodore tiiyiftn, day and night. All thia at so small a cost to yon. tear in the case of Fred Edel. Dreiser, presumptive hayd-boller, The above ratp applies^ in the local base rate area. had been taken in like a big soft Service Connection Charge, $3.50 ONE "CROnNAL" goose by the showmen of the Soviet In Baltimore a man did a queer government when he made his rap Our local business office thing. He ^was young, 31, hut he id-fire survey of Russian condi will gladly give you further particulars. 'had been out of work for six tions Is shared by a writer whom months— couldn’t get any kind of nobody can accuse of lacking In THE SOUTHERN NE^ ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY a job— and he w'as utterly disgust sympathy with radicalism name ed with himself for shaflng In his ly, Heywood Broun, who went on aged mother’s poor little charity a "witches’ sabbatical” for a num dole, just about enough to keep ber of months rather than thin her alive. down the violence of his protest So he staged a holdup. He took on the Sacco-Vanzetti executions. along an unloaded gun and enter Broun scathingly ridicules ’ the ed a business office during business Dreiser articles, which appear in hours. He stuck the gun under the the same newspaper In which s nose ol the proprietor and demand Broun’s column Is printed. ed—a-dime. When he got It, com About all that Dreiser will have pleting a technical robbery, he accomplished, by his word painting chased his victim out to bring in a of red Russia as the one place in cop. He explained to • the police the world where an honest effort Herald Advertising Pays— Use It |(ii a teror in prison to f05 progress Is being made, Is ^ V‘- r f> . '•' ■ -*.J,*-•**>'»■: ,• ■■ .;:^ . ■■>■■•- • ■ t . MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVEN INC HEKALH, THUKSUAIC, MAKUtl Z», 1 }T £ S . E I^ U B A N C E TESdi^ of their motor kept watchers on the COnW m P T o f CXHmT wide-eyed little colleen from the honor In Miss Lee’s case is especial beach awake. Perfect weather pre Bombay,—“That for you," IRISH HEARTS” AT ould sod who arrives in New York ly fitting, because she worked her Jacksonville Beach, Fla., March vailed, and the forecast was. favor the prisoner as he sUpFs^ . almost penniless. The big city and own way through the East High 29— Twenty-four hours in the air, able for today. cuffs aiA threw them'‘ht the judge. COVENTRY its strange ways are both puzzling School li Minneapolis and through They wer,e flying at an altitude The court had just. added p a g e SIX MANCHByTBR and leave people to get new ones average collar lasts about 15 jour-; BLACK HANB FVDb at the shops-—not to act as outfit-; neys to the laundry— in some cases SESSIONS BEGIN ~ Choral Concert Feature ANDOVER LAUNDRY OFFE ters as well." 2d. You will see that for the Chicago, March 29 -—A Black Allied with : this association is laundry to replace it as it wears Hand feud was blamed today for the National Federation of Laun- does not mean a tremendous out the assassination last night of Charles W. Phelps, of this town, derers. lay." Jasper MontaJbano. who was shot AT F A U RIVER J graduate of the Connecticut Agri TO E E E COLLAR "We are as much opposed to it," down in a death trap by two men 1 V cultural college, and a senior at the an official of this organization de MANNA FOR.M HEAVEN armed with sawed-off shotguns. . Sheffield Scientific School at Yale clared, "as are the outfitters and Montalbano was afitbashed as bfc. University Is making an engineer STIRS BRITAIN the manufacturers. It was started London,— Snow-bound towns in called at the home of friends Annual Conference of Meth ing inspection trip lasting from by a few outside people, and some Great Britain are being fed by a’ - take his mother home. She heaW March 28th to April 4th. Mr. Phelps laundries have followed suit, to planes. A fleet of these mechanical the shots and rushed to the streeL i.^ taking the Mechanical engineer London.— Collars— just the plain, protect their trade. birds are equipped with 200 pounds Her son died in her arms. ^ odist Churches Opens; ing course. Fifteen others who are studying Flan of food each. It is transported to ' The youth had no connection wH? also taking the same trip are pur white ordinary species of neck-gear “ We have not taken any official the isolated towns and dropped •gangsters or ward politics, as fat suing the same course. which is part and parcel of the steps as yet, as we regard this new from the planes by mean.s of para as police were able to learn. ^ First Day's Program. On Wednesday the class went to everyday masculine costume, are scheme a s a-inere flash in the plan, chutes. New York where they visited the the center of a new and bitter war. and we do not think bur members Shingling is a return to an ol| American Telephone and Telephone The makers of collars, the sellers would be well advised to adopt it. The incandescent electric light fashion popular at the French (Special to The Herald.) Co. On Thursday they will go to of collars, and most of the laun “ Financially, of course, it i.-? was patented by Thomas Edison in Court 2o‘0 years ago.- T The eighty-eighth annual session visit the New York Edison Co., and dries in England are up in arms practicable.. Most men think their 1880. of the New England Southern Con the Sperry Gyroscope Co., leaving against the action of a certain collars wear out much more quick ference of the Methodist Episcopal New York on Thursday evening for group of laundries which have tak ly than they do. A man has, as a church opened Wednesday morn Philadelphia. Here they will visit en an unprecedented step in trying rule about ten collars in his ing at 9 o’clock in the Union Meth in various places. On Saturday to disprove the old allegation that drawer. As he goes through them odist church at Fall River, Mass., they will visit in Altoona, Pa., an?. mangling machines are as harmful', he comes across a worn one. He of which Rev. R. A. Colpitts is pas Sunday and Monday are to be as they sound, and that the chief' makes rude remarks about the BON TON MILLINERY tor. spent in Pittsburgh. On Tuesday function of the collar-washer Is to laundry. The edifice, completed some two they will go to inspect the B. F. reduce its upper position to the con "But it has been proved that the years ago, ranks among the best in Goodrich Co., of Akron, Ohio, and dition of a saw-edge. the conference. Aside from the op Wednesday will be spent in various Replace Collars- Easter Sale Of portunities for spiritual worship inspections in Dayton, Ohio, among This new group has announced and intellectual stimulus, the mem which are the U. S. Army Air Corps that henceforth it will launder col W e Are Now bers of the conference will be privi- and the National Cash Register Co. lars at the approximate rate of ;eged to use the gymnasium, show Mrs. John T. Murphy of Bristol fifty cents a dozen, and replace HEADQUARTERS Millinery! er baths, pool rooms and bowling spent Tuesday with her parents them with new ones as soon as -For— alleys for recreational purposes at Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Frink. they wear out— for nothing. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY such times as will not interfere Ellsworth Mittens will give a Among those who are violently R'itli conference work. dance in the Town Hall Saturday opposing the move is the Shirt, Setting Up E.xercises This string quartet composed of nationally known artists will play night. There will be both old-fash- Collar and Tie Manufacturers’ As One of the features follows the at the next concert of the Manchester Men’s Choral Club. In group iqned and modern dancing. sociation, whose secretary deposes, four o’clock lecture hour daily— above are: left to right. Richard Stahl, ’cello: Harry Waller, viola; Mrs. E. W. Platt of Manchester somewhat heatedly as follows: the “ setting' up exercises’’ under Nicolai Berezowski. violin; sitting, Herbert Corduan. violin. spent Wednesday with her parents. “ This scheme of collars-for-noth- the direction of Rev. 0. W. Bell, of ing is bound, if it spreads, to cause Fathom F IS H Sagamore, assisted by E. Howard. unemployment among those whose The new building together with business it is to sell collars. FILETS its splendid parish house has been BEREZOWSKI, WALLER TO MANCHESTER MAN TO DroN’T KNOW HE WAS ON “ What is the necessity for them And don’t forget to take erected during Dr. Colpitts’ pas doing it? It seems to' show they home some fresh oysters and torate, and takes the place of the BE CONCERT FEATURES WED IN N. Y. CITY Golfer (missing his third shot): must be making enormous profits, crisp crackers. old church on Bank street, sold to I think I’m off my game today. else they couldn’t afford it. the Jewish people for a synagogue Cad lie: Heavens, hae : e played “ The laundry’s Job is to do col and burned to the ground in the Artists Known Here Figure in Harry N. Roth to Marry Miss i before?— Tit-Bits. lars at the fairest possible prices. HOMISS'S terrible fire of last winter. The conference opened with over Quartet of Masters Choral Helen E. Wagner on April B2 State St., Under Grant’s one hundred of its ministers pres Club’s Offering. 9— Lives at Hotel Sheridan. Hartford ent and Bishop W. F. Anderson, (Special to the Herald) D.D., L.L.D., as the presiding ofil- Of pa^rticular interest to Man \ wonderful array of the season’s smartest models in all cer. The rite of Holy Communion chester music lovers who expect to New York, March 29.— Harry N. Joint-Ease for Painful Roth, 30, an interior decorator, of fabrics, styles and colors for misses, matrons and Children. was administered by the bishop, attend the concert of the Men’s We sjieciaiize in large head sizes and can fit you |ierfectlj. assisted by the district superinten Choral club in High school hall on the Hotel Sheridan, South Man- dents, Rev. E. E. Wells, of the April 11 will be the appearance of vhester, Conn-, and Miss Helen E. Joints and Rheumatic Agony VIOLIN Providence District; Rev. R. L. the Newport String Quartet, two of Wagner, 31, of 61 West 74th Roberts, of the New Bedford Dis whose members have played in pre Street, New York, procured a mar Matrons’ Crochet Viscas trict; Rev. Myron E. Center, of the vious concerts here. riage license at the Municipal 12 Days’ Free Trial ^or finger and for rheumatic agony CLASS Norwich District, and the pastor of All the members of the quartet Building here Tuesday. They stated' Tit is used by thousands. the church. Dr. Colpil^s. are soloists with the, New York they would be married April 9, in Of course, it is generally used Hats and Satins Welcoming Spee’ches Philharmonic orchestra, second the Church of the Blessed Sacra Pharmacists Everywhere In for the relief of such superficial ail FORMING Then followed two addresses of oldest symphony orchestra in the ment. America Recommend This ments as lumbago, neuralgia, neu Value Value welcome. The first was by the may world and which has just now been ritis, sore, lame, aching muscles, Mr. Roth was born in Wilkes Inexpensivf Remedy $10.00 $4.95 $6.00 .... $ 3.75 or of the city, Harry W. Monks, merged with the New York Sym Barre and is the son of Oliver A. stitch in the side, crick in the neck, FREE and the other from the chairman phony orchestra. The quartet, after and Ruby Densmore Roth. He was Just Rub It On. sore, burning feet, or chest colds, of the official board of the enter the regular season of the Philhar- previously married and his former because of its soothing, healing, taining church, W. E. Fawcett. monic is over, gives a series o f , penetrating action. Children’s After a felicitous reply by Bishop They call this successful prepara VIOLIN! Felt chamber concerts in New tion “ Joint-Ease” because the man So if you have a pain tormented Anderson, the latter called upon ing the summer season. I who is the daughter of John M. and Charlotte Blaum Wagner, was who turned the trick, worked for joint ask for a tube of Joint-Ease the secretary of the last conference. The two artists who have been at any drug store in America. Rub Hats Rev. L. G. Horton to call the roll. heard here before are Nicolai Bere born in Wilkes Barre, Pa. years, to perfect some low-priced A limited number of vio Hats remedy that should really benefit it in thoroughly to help bring about About a hundred of the brethren zowski, first violin, and Harry the much desired relief as-quickly lins to be given free. Start answered to their names. The con- Waller, viola. The latter was here the millions of people who have one or more joints that need helpful as possible. You won’t be disap Value lerence stood in silence as the as a violinist in his previous con Chief Bacott Rind went to pointed in Joint-Ease— 60 cents a you boy or girl NOW! $1.95 names of those deceased during the cert but has changed over to the Washington to urge that the tribal attention. $ . S So “ Joint-Ease” is prepared for tube. $5.00 . 2 9 year were read. These included viola since that time. rights of the Osage to oil lands be Send name and address We Furnish the $3.95 Rev. W. F. Davis, a former pastor The concert will be opened by protected. If the Indians own any people who have a swollen, pain for large generous tube of the South Methodist church; Rev. oil lands they’d better keep quiet ful, infiamed joint, whether in (12 davs treatment) to Pope Labora Mozart’s “ Serenade” by the quar tories,'Desk 97 Hallo well, Maine. VIOLIN A. W. C. Anderson, Rev. John S. tet. This suite contains four move about them. knee, elbow, choulder, ankle, arch Bridgford, Rev. John MeVay; Rev. ments, the “ Allegro Moderato,” You Furnish the Boy. Russell W. Bosworth, Rev. Augus “ Romanza,” “ Minuetto” and “ Al tus W. Kingsley, and Rev. Charles legro.” The other offerings of the BON TON MILLINERY A. Stenhouse, who was buried last quartet will be Schubert’s “ Allegro fall in the cemetery on East Center Brilliante,” a quintet for piano and 30 Church St., Near Main, Hartford street. string quartet, and “ Spring Night KEMP'S Officers Waltz” by Filke, in which the Rev. L. G. Horton was re-elected Choral club, soprano soloist and secretary of the conference. Rev. piano will form an ensemble. .-T •. Amos M. Bruce was re-elected sta The soprano soloist is Miss Lil tistician. As Rev. J. S. Bridgeford, lian Gustafson, known far and treasurer of the conference had wide, like Jenny Lind, as the Swed died during the year. Rev. Philip ish Nightingale. Miss Gustafson is Ahearn was elected in his place. He known to local audiences, having Is son-in-law of Mrs.'W. F. Davis, of Manchester. Dr. N. E. Davis sung here previously. She will have spoke a few words upon the work two groups of songs by well known of the General Deaconess Board composers including Handel, Beet which he represents. hoven, Mozart and Protheroe. The closing hour of the session There will be 12 separate num was devoted to a memorial service bers in the offerings of the male for the deceased ministers. Though chorus under tihe direction of Archi the unusual number of seven min bald Sessions. Some of these will be isters had passed away during the choruses which have been deemed year, no wives or widows of min the most popular in other concerts isters had died. Rev. W. I. Ward of the club. :I7D presided at this service. A mixed quartet rendered selections. Rev. Charles T. Hatch made the address. There are four billiou birds in He was pastor of the North Metho this country, says a bird maga dist church in 1902-03. zine. Anyone who is planting a Reports garden knows this figure is far Rev. O. W. Auman, treasurer of short. the World Service, made a brief ad dress urging renewed zeal ■ among the churches for th is,«eat f'hurch program. A feature ofAhe morning that sweeps away all records service was the report of the super EASTER FLOWERS intendent of Providence district. ORDER EARLY Rev. E. E. Welles, which showed the churches throughout that dis Anderson Greenhouses trict to be in a prosperous condi the reason of course tion. 153 Eldridge St. Phone 2124. Tuesday, the day before confer ence, was a busy one for the exam Do a Weeks Work in an Hou^ ining committee of the organiza Sales that surpass all records for this time of the year; tion, whose duty it is to question g z e m a outselllEC all other cars at many points, and gaining O'w’s the time to do the blast We have an ample stock o f du Pone the young men seeking admission : momentua at a speed that astounds the trade, A e new ing jobs you’ve been “ putting dynamite and plenty o f du Pont into the body of clergymen on the N studies allotted them according to d Esreii Super-Six is enjoying the greatest public ovation off’ * every year. With dynamite asblasting accessories— blasting caps, the discipline of the church. in 6-cylinder history. your “ strong man” you can blast In the evening was held the an fuse, and other supplies for explo niversary of the Board of Temper ill HEALED Everywhere dealers are reporting more than 100% your stumps and boulders, dig your sives users. Don’t forget that a good ance, Prohibition and Public Mor ditches, straighten the crooked als. This was presided over by the " I have been a suaercr from eczema for over greater sales than for the same period kst year which was blasting cap is just as important Rev. Jas. I. Bartholomew, Ph.D., a thirty years,” says Wiiliazi Johnson, 6 Hodg the previous record. creeks, loosen the ground for a new as a good dynamite. former pastor of the South Metho kins Street, Gloucester. Mass., “ and durir.- that orchard, rejuvenate old fruit trees dist church, and superintendent of time have received treatment and tr^cd rr-.ny Since i8ox the du Ponts have been the Norwich District. The speaker remedies without obtaining even a tem It i& e^ily the greatest Essex Super-Six in history. It and shatter hardpan that your plows was Dr. George Mecklenburg, whose porary relief. A few months ago I erzs uzing offers “^20© to ^300 more visible value than its great pre have never reached. making explosives. Naturally their subject was “ Mussolini and War- Rabalm for neuritis with wonderful rezz ;r, azd decessor which outsold auy other “Six*' at or near the products are leaders. When you sick Europe.” discovered to my great astonishment thzt '. .■'zor- Get a supply of du Pont dynamite cver Rabaim was applied, there was z zr.zri zd price by overwhelming margins. find the du Pont Oval on any explo and blasting accessories and clear improvement in m y sinn. The eczema irritation sive cartridge or case, you can be COLLEGE DRINKING was relieved at once, as it had never been barore, COUPE $745 (Rumble Seat $30 extra) > your fields o f stumps or boulders— and over since, I have not only been comfortable sure of quality and satisfactory but all signs of the trouble have been gradually SEDAN (4-door) $795 - - COACH $735 those “ tenants” who never pay any ON THE DECREASE disappearing, to my great satisfaction.” AU prices f. o. b. Detroit, phis war excise tax rent and occupy profitable ground. results,. Ra’oalm is the result of a sciectinc clTort to Buyers can pay for cars out of income at lowest find an effective remedy for eczema, to stop pain avaUabline charge for interest, handling Washington, Mar. 29.— Drinking and insurance. and itching, heal blisters and restore beauty to Prompt delivery direct from our own magaziim of by American college students has skin. A white, stainless, pleasant-smelling oint dymunite and all the accessories you need on the been brought under reasonably ment, Rabalm will not stain clothing and has job as soon as you’re ready to start good control. Assistant Secretary of no disagreeable medicine-cabinet pdor when the Treasury Lowman declared to used on the face. Two sizes, 50-cents and $1.00 Give Oiir explosives service a trial day. containing 3 times as much. RABALM is for Although college imbibing is on tale by ail druggist*. the wane Lowman admitted that there is a “ peak drinking period” during the football season from Was Always Tired, THE F. T. BUSH HARDWARE CO. October 1 to Thanksgiving each year. It was disclosed that last fall 825 MAIN STREET, SOUTH MANCHESTER deaths among students, attribut Due to Stomach Gas SIIPER-SIX able to bootleg hooch, averaged two or three every week end. "My husband and I would bloat At the request of university up with gas and always felt tired. presidents, the prohibition office Then we began Adlerika. Today v,-e has been driving against bootleg eat what we like, sleep well and gers in college centers for several feel 20 years younger.”— Mrs. W. Ru.u.s.PAT.orr. months. An effort will be made to D. Kingsbury. Just ONE spoonful prevent repetition of the situation Adlerika relieves gas and that R. TINKER, Jr. which last autumn led the college bloated feeling so that you can eat presiden'; to appeal to the treasury and sleep well. Acts on BOTH up 130 Center Street Tel. 1000 South Manchester for aid in the war on rum. per and lower bowel and removes DYNAMITE old waste matter. No matter what Tampa, (Florida) Is the largest you have tried for your stomach FOR FARM IMPROyEMENTS manufacturer of cigars in the and bowels, Adlerika will surprise .•world. you. Leading Druggists.— Adv, ! •:y<- iGONN.) BVKNimO »|5«ALU, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 192^. HAS BRIDE ARRESTED pectivo home. When police, fburd Helen she denied the charge. RQ) CEDAR 1 iCS-S '.i; WAPPING Youngstown, O.,—A short time ATKODGBT before they were to be married 16 And 18 Inch DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Mike Mrofehak had Helen Gargal, ' Tlie first of April always brings 399.8—WT AM. CLEVELAND—750. Leading DX Stations. his bride-to-be, arrested, charged Thursday, March 29. 7:()U—Hollefiden'sender orchestra. so many changes and this year 7 A prophet is not without honor, with obtaining money under false Electric Wiring ClapboariU Uadio land will be turned Into a WEAF Dodge presentation. 47aB—WSB. ATLANTA—6sa tseenisniot to be the exception for 'save in his own country, and in his pretenses. Mike says Helen disap mammoth movie picture house when 8:30—WEAF Hoover Sentinels. 10:00—Utah entertainment. there iare many who are moving. own house.—^Matt. 18:57. .WKAF and the Red network presents 3:0U—Willard Cavaliers. 11:45—OV fh redtaU . peared shortly after he gave her the the Dodge Hollywood hour beginning 440.9—WeX-WJR. DETROIT—680. V 826—KYW, CHICAGO—67a Mi-.' ' and Mrs. FArrington have money he had saved for their pros- Honldiiigs at 8 o’clock Thursday night. With 7:00—Soprano, tenor, orchestra. 8:30—WJZ Ampico hour. moved from Donald Grant’s tene .-.Of all the horrid, hideous notes Qectric Fixtures Douglas Fairbanks as master ot cere 7:,'?0—WJZ programs hrs.) 10:00—WJZ Continentals orchestra. ment house to Buckland. of woe. BREMER-TULLEY monies, the program will emanate 10:00—Thursday night musical. 11:00—WJZ Slumber music. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Geer from the Fairbanks bungalow in Holly 10:30—Happy trio, orchestra. Sadder than owl-songs or the mid Roofing Paper wood. Doug will tell how b.' keeps 535.4— WTIC. HARTFORD—560. 389.4— WBBM. CHICAGO—7?a will move next Monday, April 2, to night blast; 8:00—Hawaiian music, artisla Amenif. New York, where Mr. Geer EASTER FLOWERS RADIO himselt in condition lor the athletic 6:30—Bond trio; sketches. 10:00—Orchestra; artists. Is that portentous phrase, “I told stunts he features in his pictures, 7:30—WEAB' Comfort orchestra. 12:00—Hank's theater gang. will have charge of a large dairy ORDER EARLY while John Barrymore will give Ham 8:00—WEAF Dodge presentations. farm. :^r. Geer sold his farming ' you so.” Mandiester Green Store let’s soliloquy. In addition to talks 10:00—Medical Society talk. 365.5— WSBH.WJJO, CHICAGO—820. — Byron. Johnson Electric Co. by other filmland stars, including Nor 10:10—’I'wo dance orchestras. 9:00—Moosebeart hour. tools at a public auction at the Anderson Greenhooses 29 Clinton St.« So. Manchester ma Talmadge. (Jharlie Chaplin, D. W. 422.3— WOR, NEWARK—710. 9:30—Studio hub hour. home of Charles E. Geer Wednes Phone 74 Griffith and Dolores del Rio, Paul 7:30—Hale Byers orchestra. 10:30—Edgewater orchestra, artists. day of this week. ‘ British railways killed 26 per- 153 Eldridge St. Phone 2124. Tel. 657-4 Whiteman and his band, playing in 8:00—N. Y. University lecture. 11:00—Studio program. sons last year. New Vork, will take part in the en 8:15—Carline Hush Judson, pianist. 12:00—Artists; mystery trio. Frank Birdsey and family will tertainment. Another program tor 8:25—N. Y. Philharmonic orchestra. 416.4— WON iWLiB, CHICAGO—72a move from Everett A. Buckland’s Thursday night will delight, as al 10:15—Organ nocturne, tenor. 11:10—“Wyken, Blyken and Nod.” tenement house to Mrs. Hattie ways, the lovers of classical music, 11:00—Spechl’s otx;hesU-a. 11:30—The hosB race. Johnson’s house on the Oakland will be the concert by the New ITork 333.1—WBZ. NEW ENGLAND—900. 11:35—Vaudeville show; orchestra. Philharmonic orchestra through WOB 6:15—Boston musical program. 344.6— WL8. CHICAGO—87a road, next week. at 8:25. Arturo Toscanini will direct 7:00—Political situation talk. 7:55—Musical; scrap book. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adams and this famous musical organization. At 7:10—I.K)we’s orchestra. 8:10—Jack ahd Jean; planisL family will move from Alice Smith’s 8:30 WGK will make public the details 7:30—I’ark l^ollard pioneers. 8:30—Angelus; Supertone hour. ot the reunion of the 77lh Division 8:00—Springfield musical program. house on the Buckland road to Ver and half an hour later choral music 8:30—WJZ Ampico Jiour. 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ. CHICAGO—67a non Creamery, where Mr. Adama' by the 1. R. C. male quartet will be 0:00—WJZ Maxwell hour. 9:00—Contralto. Whitney trio. will have charge of making the but 10:00-Anna Cullivane, artists. 10:00—Musical potpourri. put on the air from WMAK. At 3:30 11:00—Orchestra. Happy Harry, ter. They expect to move April 4. concerts by the Oriole glee club may 11:05—McEnelly’s orchestreu Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nevers and be tuned in from WPG and the Unit 491.5— WEAF, NEW YORK—610. 499.7— WFAA, OALLAS-60a ed States Naval Academy band 6:00—Waldorf dinner music. 7:30—WEAF Sentinels. quarteL family have moved into Donald through WB.\L at 10. 7:00—Mid-week hymn sing. 10:00—Studio musical program. Grant’s tenement house and Mr. 7:30—Comfort dour with orchestra. 374.S-WOC. DAVENPORT—800. Nevers is to work for Mr. Grant. Black face type Indicates best features 9:00—Dodge presentation with Holly* 10:00—WEAF Smith Brothers. Footnotes wood stars. , 10:30—Dance orchestra. Charles Saclowski has sold his HARTFORD All programs Bastem Standard Time. 8:30—Hoover Sentinels orchestra. 499IJ—WBAP. FORT WORTH-600: place on the Buckland road to John 9:00—^'The cabin door, negro music. 8:30—Songs; pianisL Daney of Buckland and he will OF Leading East Stations. 0:90—Wayside Inn. 9:00—Saxophone octeL move his family today to the Gold- 10:00—Smith Brothers, harmonists. 11:45—Musical comedy program- 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 10:30—Johnny Johnson’s orchestra. rick place in the north part of the 7:00—ConcerL dance orchestra. 11:30—Arnold Johnson’s orchestra. 370.2—WDAF, KANSAS CITY—810. town. 8:30—Baritone-pianist, tenors. 10:30—Richfield melody artists. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lyman of 3:00—Ixfventhal's concert orchestra. 454.3— WJZ, NEW YORK—6Ca 12:43—Nlghtbawk Irolic. The Smartest Spring Shoes Fashion 9:30—Oriole glee club. 1:30—Astor luncheon music. 4«8.^KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. Hartford will move to Mrs. Alice 10:00—Movie broadcast: organist. 5:30—Market reports; orchestra. Il;00-.¥ackard concert orchestra. Smith’s place which was recently 11:20—Traymore dance orchestra. 7:00—U. S. Marine band. 12:00—N. B. C. moon magic. vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Adame, 2853—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1050. 7:30—Bonnie Laddies, male trio. 12:30—Sympbonette; dance music. Gracefully de 6:30—Studio dinner music. 8:00—Retold tales. 416.4— KHJ, LOS ANGELES—720. very soon. Every New Shade—Every Chic Leather 7:30—Organist,- violinist. 10:00—Continentals orchestra. 10:00—Songs of yesterday. Walter S. Billings will move his 8:00—Contralto, pianist. 11:00—Slumber music. 11:00—Orchestra;; soprano, basa gnrocery store across the sllWt onto Ampico hour. 348.6— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—860. 12:00—Orchestra, artists. his own property during the month Every New Style — Graceful i signed footwear in 10:00—U. S. Naval Academy band. 7:00—Bedtime story, pianlsL 405.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—740. 302.8—WGR. BUFFALO—990. 8:00—Calvert hour ot music. 9:00—Hamline University hour. of April. 6:30—Van Surdam’a orchestra. 9:00—Newton radio forum. 9:30—Singing orchestra. Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur C. Hills 7:30—Science service talk. 315.6— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—950. 10:00—WEAF Smith Brothers. have sold their farm In the north Slim-Fitting Lasts 8:00—WHAF Dodge presentations. 6:15—Little Symphony (.rcheatra, 10:30—Slualcal program. styles that are de 8:30—77th Division reunion. 7:30—Kemble. Mills program. lldiO—^laaak Walton League. part of the town, known as the Ly» 3:00—Jackson glee club. 8:00—WJZ retold tales. 1:00—Erickson's orchestra. man place, to Mrs. Annie Kupc- 10:00—WEAF harmonists: orchestra. 8:30—WJZ Ampico hour. 336.9—WEV, NASHVILLE—80a zeous. 545.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—550. 10:00—WJZ Continentals orchestra. 8:30—WEAF Sentinels. Mr. and Mrs. Stone are to move cidedly new and in 7:00—Buffalo Symphony orchestra. 280.2—WHAM, ROCHESTER—107a 10:00—Orin Gaston’s orchestra. 7:45—Musical program. 11:00—Junior league program. to Buckland. 8:00—SL Theresa’s Lenten service, 7:45—Studio programs. 11:30—Studio organ r^ ta l. Frances P. Wetherell on the Oak 9:00—1. R. C. male quarteL 8:00—WJZ retold tales. 884.4—KGO, OAKLANO-7aa land road has bought a new house the Spring vogue. 10:00—Popular classics concerL 8:30—WJZ Ampico hour. 11:’00—^Two dramas, trio. 11:00—Silver Slipper orchestra. 10:00—Studio melodians program. 12:00—Dodge program; moon magic. on Washington street, Manchester, 461.3—WNAC. BOSTON—650. 11:05—Homesteader’s orcheatra. 1:00—Ellis' dance orchestra. and is moving his family there this 7:00—Foot Pepper’s orchestra: pianist 379.5—WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 254.1—WRVA. RICHMOND—1180. week. The excellent work 8:00—Dudley radio carollers. 11:55—Time: weather; markets. 8:00—Artists quartet; features, 8:30—Theater presentations. 6:00—Markets; dinner music. 10:00—Kaufman’s mosque owls. Mrs. Josephine Wetherell will 10:15—Two dance orchestras to 12:00. 7:00—Union College address. 422,3—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. move into the bungalow on her manship that character 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 7:45—Studio musical program. 12:00—N. B. C. programa farm and her son, Ralph, will run 8:00—"A Garden of Music.” 9:00—WEAF Dodge presentation. 1:00—Orchestra, pianist, the farm this year. 8:30—WJZ Ampico hour. 8:30—WEAF Hoover Sentinels. 344.6-WCBD. ZION-8;^ 6 ^ izes the ^ise. Smith & 10:01—Minnick’a harmony four. 10:00—Niagara Falls band. 9:00—Comet quarteL vocaf' trio, John Daney of Buckland will 11:00—Vagabonds orchestra. 11:30—Floyd Walter, organisL mixed quarteL move to the Sacolowski farm which Co. shoes make them the Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. he recently purchased, next week. 508.2—WEEI, BOSTON—690. 9:00—Ensemble; Dr. Mu presents. 275.1—WORD, BATAVIA—1090. Arthur H. Sadd has sold his farm choice^ of all discriminat 6:45—Big Brother club. 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 8:00—Musical; talks lesson. to a Lithuanian family from Wind- 7:.30—WEAF programs to 10:30. 348.6— WGB8, NEW YORK—860. 9:00—Musical program; readlnga sorville, who is soon to take posses ing women whatever the 10:35—Kalis* dance orchestra. 10:00—Guitarists, banjoista; soprano, 288.8—WENR, CHICAGO—1040. sion. 3613—WSAI, CINCINNATI—830. 10:30—Pianist; songs, orchestra. 6:00—Organ; talks; stocka 9:00—Accordionist: artists. 11:30—Male quartet, orchestra. 9:00—Orchestra, artists (2 hrs.) ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dewey New! Smart! color, whatever the style 10:30—WEAF Smith Brothers; opera. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—67a 305.9—WHT, CHICAGO—980. motored to Winsted last Tuesday to 11:30—Studio program. 8:15—Pianist; bar association. 10:00—Chicago Philharmonic trio. visit his brother and family, George you require — will be 265.3—WHK, CLEVELAND—1130. 9:45—Violin-lecture recital. 12:00—Your Hour League. Dewey. 7:30—I. B. S. A. broadcasL 405.2—WFI, PHILADELPHIA—740. 535.4— WHO, OE8 MOINES—560. Opera Pumps with One-Strap Pumps 9:45—Radiolsts; Instrumentalists. 6:30—Adelphia whispering orchestra. 8:00—Programs with WEAF. found here in a correct 11:00—Watkin's dance orchestra, 7:15—Automobile Club feature. 10:00—Jones piano program. ; 352.7—WWJ, DETROIT—850. 8U)0—WEAF programs to 11:00. 10:30—WEAF dance orchestras. Spike and Cuban of Honey Beige 7:15—Musical program; pianist, 461.6— WCAE, PITTSBURGH—650. choice in this wide 7:00—Orchestra; business talks 384.4— KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—78a . ^is date iJQ 8:00—WEAF programs to 11:00. 7:45—American poetry readings. 9:30—Vocal, instrumental sololsta 434.5—CNRO. OTTAWA—€90. 8:00—WEAF programs (2% hra) 608.2—WOW, OMAHA—69a ^American Heels. Patent and.Gray Kid with array. 9:20—Humorous sketches; songs. 10:30—Soprano, pianist. 10:00—Feature program, 10:00—Organist; vocalist, pianist. 468.5—WRC, WASHINGTON—€40, 11:00—Burnham's rhythm kinga 11:00—Jlontreal Press Club orchestra. 7:00—U. S. Marine band. 34&6—KJR, SEATTLE—86a HISTORY Leather Ties and Chic! Lizard trimming-^ 309.1—WABC. NEW YORK—970. 8:00—Same as WEAF (2% hrs.) 11:30—Sir Milan Lusk. viollnIsL 7:00—Orchestra: contralto; artists. 10:30—Swanee syncopators. 1:00—Meyer’s dance orchestra MARCfi 29 Theo Ties. Patent Leather and to match. ■? * J 1676- Providence, R. I., attacked Honey Beige Kid One- by Indians. 7:30 p. m.—Coward Comfort Hour Paris milliners are now making 1790—John Tyler, former presi Strap Pumps- from N. B. C. Studios— “A hats sp close fitting that they looh dent," born. J Girl’s Day.” like the wearer's hair—feail ers 1858—DeWolf Hopper, stage cel- 8:00 p. m.—Dodge Brothers pro of all colors are used for them. ebrity, born. WTIC gram from N. B. C. Studios. 8:30 p. m.-!—Capitol Theater. Bres-^ - Travelers Insurance Co. entation, Hartford 10:30 p. m.—"Parental Care”— " ^ 3 Dr. Robert V. Boyce. Talk giv 535.4 m. 560 k. c. en under the auspices of The Hartford Medical Society. 10:10 p. m.—Club Worthy Hills dance orchestra. Advanced Btgneering^ 6:25 p. m.—Summary of program, 10:40 p. m.—Johnny Johnson and concert time and news bulle his Statler Pennsylvanians, tins. 11:10 p. m.—Correct time, news miles per hour 6:30 p. m.—Hotel Bond Trio— r Emil Heimberger, director. and weather. D o d g e B r o t h Half Hour with Rimsky-Kor- ! sakoff— I In the "Song ot India” Rlmsky- TEST ANSWERS Korsakoff’s popular selection, which will be played by the Hotel Here is one solution to the LET Bond Trio under the direction of TER GOLF puzzle on the comics oAnnounce Emil Heimberger through WTIC page: tonight, there is the suggestion of an Indian native sitting in charac teristic fashion, playing this tune ABASHING COMPANION ID on one ot his native reed instru s T A & E ments to an oriental god. The com THE BRILLIANT VICTORY poser caught the spirit of an orien 5 T A Q. E tal setting exceptionally well in AND SENIOR SIXES this selection. A Tonight’s program by the Trio S T R S will be devoted to the works of the Rimsky-Korsakoff. Besides ‘‘Song S E A R s of India,” four of his other best known selections will be played. 5 E A L s a. Excerpts from "Scheherazade” b. Hymn to the Sun from "The S E L 5 Golden Cockerel.” V- STANDARD SIX Ameiican^Editioii of c. Song of India. d. 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Denver.— Beauty contests In uni BT MILTON B R O N N M l KNEETl um to heavy build, wears good new attempt to conquer the, tr&cli- New York.— Sixteen lives have versitiesVC oiLico and colleges______are rapidly . A bagful of thrills, creeps and clothes, is quiet-mannered and in receiving the expressed disapproval) hair-raising situaUons is scheduled erous Atlantic by air will be m?)de London,— There is another way been lost in attempts to fly across clined to be jovial. He is slightly for the State theater tomorrow and than through sheer force of num the Atlantic Ocean but that will not of many' western deans of women by Bert Hassell, veteran Rotkfbrd, bald. His two scars are scafely Anne M. Shuler, dean of Women at Saturday when. Esther Ralston ap bers to create a powerful navy, and deter other aviators from trying it pears in “ Sondfething Always Hap aviator, who will fly a Stinsoft-De- if there is any foundation for the again as soon as warmer weather noticeable. It is said that he rub the University of Denver emphati cally denounced beauty contests for pens.” On the same bill the State troiter equiped with a Wright worries of British and French navy sets in. The recent death of Elsie bed olive oil into them to aid in college women because it lowers will present Ken Maynard, famous Whirlwind motor. officers, Germany seems to have Mackay, the pretty, steel-nerved eradicating “their lividness. western actor in “ The Canyon of discovered that method. daughter of an English lord, and the women’s standards. Hassell plans to make the flighty He lives in the Seventy-seven Adventure.” Restricted though she is by the Captain Walter Hinchliffe, who “ The only word that I can use Features at the State tonight for in two jumps, the first from Rock-, treaty of Versailles, Germany is vanished in an attempt to fly from hundred block in a South Side for beauty contests,” said Dean the last time are “ The Enemy,” ford to the rugged edge of Green-, believed to be building a fighting Europe to America, has only served street. He owns his own home and Shuler, “ is that they are a com that great argument against war In land and thence over the ice floes fleet that some day may surprise tf stimulate the ambition of for pays all taxes the moment they are; plete inanity. Beauty .co-ntests put which Lillian Gish, Ralph Forbes, to Stockholm. due. He is married, -fie has one the world. With a superior qual eign aviators to be the first to ac a wrong value upon beauty, making j pawcett and Karl Dane are The flight is to be financed by' child and has adopted a woman, ity of armor plating, tremendous complish the feat. physical grace as apparently 'p e starred, and “ On to Reno,” a public subscription. School chil concentrated power of their gqns Captain Herman Koehl, the Ger about 30 years old, known as “ Mat- only standard of achievement. whimsical story of the divorce dren daily are donating their pen and the speed with . which they man “ ace” is now making prepara tie” Capone. She is a poor relative. Insult To Girls courts and their inmates, in which nies. Bill Smith, the grocer, Pete He owns about six or e^ht auto could run to or from an enemy tions to make the westward flight. “ It is degrading and insulting to the star is Marie Prevost. Cummings, the garrageman, are do mobiles of an^expensive-makeJv In ship, the few vessels being built If he succeeds he will be given a the girls whose brain i are entire Esther Ralston has been given a nating their bits. So lar more than. addition ne has had the upholstery: by Germany may have the of prize of 100,000 marks offered by ly overlooked. The co-eds“ are put distinctive type of picture I in $7,000 has* been subscribed. lined with solid steel plates— bul “ Something Always Happens.” fensive power O'f a force much the Aero'Club of Germany. He in on a level with Follies girls and ■" To Stir Interest let-proof. surely they are on, a higher level It is the story of hilarious hap The purpose oi the flight Is to larger in numbers. tends to fly a plane which is of a He affects jewelry, .mostly dia-i penings in a haunted house, and Only Six Battleships design similar to the Bremen, in than these song and dance girl? point out, the feasibility of a com mond rings and stickpins. If the time anl effort spent in shows the star as a girl seeking On paper, it looks as though which he and his flying partner, adventure, and getting it but not mercial air lane to Europe over the Strong Body Guard; applying make-up were applied to northern part of the ocean and to Germany is thoroughly shackled Fritz Loose, made a start for When he sallies forth by day or as she anticipated. by the Versailles treaty. She is America last fall. beautifying the mind and spirit, promote ■’ greater interest in avia night he is accoinpanied by a body girls would find themselves more She meets up with screaming allowed but six battleships of the French Plans hoot owls, ghostly figures, and mys tion. , guard of never'less than five men beautiful in the end than any The plane now. under construc Deutschland type, not to exceed France has a number of aviators and on many occasionS.as many as terious hands that grip her by the 10,000 tons each; six light cruis who are eager to try the flgth that amount of cosmetics would make throat and becomes embroiled in a tion in Detroit is tf standard make a dozen. Most of his business dis them. with enlarged compartments for ers of not morj than 6,000 tons; brought disaster to Nungessor and cussion and transactions ' are con series of spectacular adventures twelve destroyers of 700 tons and Coli, and other brave souls- The “ The abolishment oi beauty con which are hailed as “ thrilling, chill fuel. Enough gasoline will be car- ducted in the kitchen of Jackie tests would undoubtedly raise the twelve torpedo boats. popular choice among the French ing baffling and amusing.” ried to ensure a flight of 36 hours Cusick’s home. Cusick just now is reputation of the modern universi “ Something Always Happens,” is She is allowed no submarines people seems to be Dieudonne in a hospital recovering from pleu duration. and can construct no new battle Costes and Joseph Lebrix, who ty in the eyes of the public.” a type of picture that has never be Hassell recently went to Mt, ral pneumonia. Leaders Disapprove fore been made on the Paramount Evans, Greenland, to the Univer ships or cruisers except as replace have announced their intention of Capone goes armed with two or ments for ships more than 20 attempting a non-stop flight from Dean Shuler contends that mod lot, in the words of studio execu sity of Michigan research station possibly three revolvers of small ern women compare themselves tives. Mysterious melodramatic ac conducted there by Professor W. years old. Paris to New York. It is also probthat calibre. Why three?. One or even Notwithstanding these limita able that one of the.^planes with women of primeval times tion is combined with fun in huge H. Hobbs to procure valuable data _ two may clog in an emergency. quantities. | tions. Germany’s navy estimate were built in France last year for when t'uey submit themselves to concerning his proposed flight. When one is the head of gangland beauty contests, women of those The production was based on an Fuel and oil are to be shipped to for the present year is about ?50,- such a flight, but did not get away there are many emergencies.” original story written especially for 000,000, and one-fourth of this before winter set in, may essay the days valued form and figure to be the station which Hassell will pick His bodyguard all carry revol exploitec at man’s will. Miss Ralston by Frank Tuttle, who up for the Atlantic hop. is to be devoted to new construc hazardous westerly flight. Those vers. He has one. man who is a That’s the stock in trade dealt by directed her in “ Love and Learn” tion. The new cruiser Emden al planes included Tarcason’s Oiseau the new 105-mm. anti-aircraft gun Miso Lucy Van Cott, dean of wo His route from Rockford will be personal attendant. A sort of men at the University of Utah, and “ The Spotlight.” Tuttle, former northeasterly, over Detroit, the ready is in service and sailing in Tango and the Farman Company’s “ gangland valet.” It is the duty of recently officially adopted by the Yale dramatic writer and author of Indian waters. The cruisers Blue Bird. War Department. The 33-pound through an articio published in the Great Lakes, Canada, Hudson Bay. this man to watch for all enemies, Utah Chronicle, the student paper, a number of one act successes, con across inland Labrador to the Davis _ Koenigsberg and Karlsruhe, have Eastward flights are also con all suspicious characters or ama e.x'plosive projectiles it hurls 36,- ceived more than one hundred ad been launched. Cruiser “ D” will templated this summer even though 000 feet into the welkin are guar added her word of disapproval. strait and thence to Greenland. teur police. Of the regdlar police venturous situations, which give the On Iceland Route ^ soon be launched and work will that trail has been blazed by Lind anteed to make sky raiding un “ In the beauty selection many star a great opportunity for satiri Capone has little to fear because ; I beautiful girls are- left ou. and He plans to take off for Stock* soon be started on Cruiser “ E” . bergh, Byrd, Chamberlin and he knows they have “ nothing on I healthy for hostile airmen.______cal light comedy portrayal for others. Charles A. Levine, New I those chosen are picked by judges which she has become popular. holm flying by way of Iceland. IDs WiU Build More him.” It is the snooping amateur I longest water jump will be from As to destroyers, a half flotilla York-to-Germany flyer, has indi ! ignorant of personality and spirit “ The Canyon of Adventure” is newcomer to the force for whom j of the contestants. Judging is done Iceland to the Scandinavian pen already is in service and another cated that he may attempt another he mush watch. ' j SOeCER an original story, written by Marion CUP FINALS i on a purely external and inade- Jackson, and tells of early Califor insula. * is in construction. T l» navy also long non-stop flight. Cesare Sabelli, Ralph Capone, about 24 years This route, although considered, has in contemplation the building Italian war flyer, and another^ as old, Al’s brother, usually travels j j quate ba^is.” nia in the days of the dons and WATERBURY grandees. The main theme of the dangerous because of lack of well of four coast defense ships of 10, yet unnamed pilot, plan a New with the group. Ralph is surly,' SUNDAY IN established steamer lanes, will York-to-Rome hop in a new long THE TRANSMITTING BABY huge land grants given the early 000 tons each. sullen and is not very well liked. | settlers of the state by their sov carry him over numerous fishing The thing that is worrying the range Bellanca monoplane. He is dark and rather good looking. I London.— A new usq for baby ereign, the King of Spain, and the fleets in the event any of those un British and French, and al'o German Woman to Fly Use No Doorbells. No Other Games Scheduled in was revealed in Willesden police effort of the U. S. Government to known disasters overtake him as acute critics of the German gov Thea Rasche, the German wo When the Capone crowd goes to Connecticut State League; court when a young mother and her have these grants registered with they have others who have tried in ernment at home, is the prodigious man flyer, intends to return to the visit Cusick at his spacious south Game Starts at 2:30. ma-in-law appeared to settle a fight the land office before its entry into vain to duplicate Col. Lindbergh s cost of these things. The cost United States soon to prepare for side home, there is no ringing of the Union. achievement. is said to be mystifying. The cost a non-stop flight from New York doorbells. Instead there is a tiny before the magistrate. It ai'. started when the two women had arrived Albert Rogell directed, with Har Hassell is a veteran flyer and of some recent German ships has to Berlin. If she accomplishes her aperture which rings a buzzer in John T. Munsie, secretary of the Manchester Soccer league has re at the point where they refused to ry J. Brown supervising. The bal has piloted planes since the days been reported to the Reichstag as I object she will be the flrst woman the parlor of the mansion. That ance of the cast includes Eric reived a notification from the speak to each other. So when they when a few wooden sticks and a high as 52000 per ton, whereas the to fly across the Atlantic, the only buzzer is always answered by Mayne, Theo. Lorch and Bill Franey piece of canvass pasted over them British only spent 51000 per ton other woman who has come close “ Banjo,” Cusick’s chief bodyguard Waterbury secretary, which reads happened into the sami room with and, of course, Tarzan, the Won as follows: “ ‘Owing to the Connec the sleeping infant, mother ad constituted an airplane— aeroplanes on their greatest superdread- being Miss Ruth Elder. and judging from first apearance der Horse. they were then called. Of the sixteen persons who lost ticut state cup final Sunday, April dressed her offspring: Ybur naughts, the Nelson and the Rod- Claire Luce, shapeliest of Broad rather a simple type of man. their lives trying to span the The crowd assembles in the liv 1, there will be no games scheduled grandmother, darling, is— ?? • ne>. way showdom s shapely, was the in the Connecticut state league. The grandmother replied: “ Your The German navy authorities picture of smiling neatness when ocean, nine were making the west ing room. Cusick’s daughter, PLANNING .MEMORIAL TO - reply to their home critics by erly trip and seren were headed Janet, 21 or his son Charles, 18, Games Sunday. AprU 1, Connecticut | ,mother, my love, is***— ??.” Then she returned to little ol’ New ork His wife,’ for- i State cup finals, \Vatcrbuiy P. O. came fisticuffs and court warrants. HONOR WILBUR WRIGHT PI S O S ^ saying that the Versailles treaty from a trip to Europe. eastwaiV. when they met disaster. j may be in the room. IN HIS HOME COUNTY makes German construction more The victims included three women j .jiefly Rose Cohn, may be present, j vs. ^ “ ‘^Seport Celtic at Bia^s Com- / o ' c o u s h s There is no discussion of gang a f-1 pany Park Waterbuij Gume call- expensive because other countries Miss Mackey, Princess Lowen- Acorn Queen New Castle. Ind.— While Wash Qndk A plrwut. eCectiTe enjoy the benefits of mass con stein-Wertheim of England and fairs. If a stranger is present,' ed at 2:o0 p. m. Refeiee J. Miller. ■ytop—3 5 c B sd 6 0 e lizc*. A n a DORCHESTER HOUSE, introduced as ‘‘Mr. 1 Linesmen. W. Cambell. P. Collins. ington officialdom and officials of tmrnaUy,. FISC'S Thro«t and Mrs. Frances W. Grayson of the Capone is struction. I The delegate is T. D. Jeffrey. the Smithsonian Institute are at C3ieit Salve, 35c. Compare Sti-ength FORMER U. S. EMBASSY United States. Brown.” | tempting to reach a truce with Or The foilowing comparisons have It has been proved beyond all After chatting upon Incidental | ville Wrught, who with his brother, been made between the sea doubt that the westward flight, be subjects, suddenly Capone will look i Wilbur, now dead, invited the first strength of several powers: TO BE GREAT HOTEL cause of the stiff head winds en at Cusick and mutter the one word | heavier than air flying machine that Germany: personnel, 15.000 countered, is by tar the most haz "Well.” !ASK DOMESTIC COURT actually flew, the Henry County officers and men, with a navy as ardous journey. That is the signal. -All mebers , Historical Society is planning a fit outlined above; budget 55 million London— The fate of Dorchester of both 'Dodyguards rise and file | FOR POORER CLASSES ting memorial to Wilbur Wright Norton’s dollars. jjouse— once the palatial out to the kitchen, shuting the! who was born in Henry County, Italy: personnel, 45,000 men, Embassy in London— is settled. doors behind them. It is then the i only a few miles from this city. with more than three times the There is no possibility of the site BIG DOUBLE BILL gang conferences are held. i IN GREAT BRITAIN 'The old Wright homestead made number of ships allowed Ger being converted into the Shakes One of the gang goes into the famous flrst by Colonel W’right, a basement and brings a few cases Electrical many; a powerful aviation ser peare Memorial Theatre. It has well-known preacher and the father been bought by a syndicate for con beer to the kitchen. Neither | vice and an elaborate coast de AT RIALTO TOMORROW London.— A “ Court of Domestic of Wilbur and Orville, still stands fense system (which is forbidden version into the most luxurious Capone, Cusick or their close body a few miles northeast of New guard ever drink whiskey, heavy Relations,” to examine matrimanial Germany); budget 50 milHon hotel in Europe. differences and to try to effect a Castle and with it the old log dollars. Built-about 50 years ago by Sir wines or heavily intoxicating bev smokehouse which was Wilbur’s Spring Schedule Ushers in erages while planning business. cure for unhappy marriages, is pro Service France: Personel, 57,000 men; Geor,ge Holford, Dorchester House, posed by Harry Snell, Member of flrst workshop. ships equal to those of Italy; situated in a commanding site in Great Program For the Holiday Drinking. Week-End. On Christmas or some other holi Parliament, for East Woolwich. elaborate aviation and coast tt}- Park L^ne, London’s richest thor Snell has the support of a large Generator fense services; budget 60 million oughfare, was regarded as the last day they get admittedly drunk in The fashion for having no pock Cusick’s home but station sober number of M. P-’s legal experts, ets in women’s dresses is hygieni- dollars. word in architectural opulence. With its regular spring and sum men as lookouts. On such occa and socialogists. cally bad, as it means that hand Starter and Ignition None of the authorities of Eu From 1906 to 1912 it was rented by mer policy now in vogue the Rialto He intends to raise the matter at Whitelaw Reid as the American Theater opens for the week-end to sions Cusick throws handfuls of kerchiefs are carried in the hand ropean powers believe for a min an early date in the House of and left lying about, with a result Repairs ute Germany’s naval guns are Embassy, in London, and there he morrow with a program consisting gold coins onto the parlor rug to watch the visitors scramble for Commons, where he will ask that ing spread of germs. costing the prodigious figures re entertained monarchs and cele- of two fine features, an Our Gaiug legislation be affected bringing Our instruments locate trou* brites of every description. It cost comedy and the current chapter of them. The writer of this article ported to the Reichstag. They be such courts into existence through ble quickly saving you much, lieve that the German naval men him 550,000 yearly for rent— an “ Blake of Scotland Yard.” The contrived to be present at one of General these celebrations and witnessed out Britain. have some big surprises up their enormous sum in those days. matinee performance tomorrow is The benefits derived from such Auto Repairing and time and annoyance. All mak^ sleeves. They remtfeber that in Recentlv. an attempt has been at its usual time, being 2:15 and the bland manner in which Cusick repaired at a reasonable flung gold and Christmas presents courts would apply more particu the great war the Germans sur made by Lady Beecham to secure the regular continuous show pre larly to the poorer classes, who Overhauling charge. prised the English by having a the house and site as a center for vails on Saturday. to guests. But only beer is served In the have not the means to obtain “ ju SHELDON’S GARAGE special armor protection for their art, drama, music and literature The opening feature will be “ The kitchen. If Janet or Charles bring dicial separations,” and have no Rear of 2li Hollister Street. Drive Your Car In for ship decks and a special drop fire and also to act as the intended Little Adventuress,” a domestic remedy but that of bringing their Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. comedy-drama starring Vera Rey visitors into the dining room, Ca Phone 2328-2 Residence 23S8-3 for their guns. pone and Cusick take their men in cases into police courts. Free Tests. Power and Speed Sufficient subscriptions vjere not nolds.' It Is a Pathe-DeMille pro The idea is that disputing It glso is believed that with forthcoming, however, and a syndi duction adapted from the famous to the cellar. After the conference has been couples can have counsel and legal Dainty and demure Beth Winkler their limited navy, the Germans cate brought the site for 57,o00,- play, “ The Dover Road,” by A . A. advice without the stigma of the Milne, which had a record-breaking concluded, Capone may ask Ther was chosen queen of the Acorn Norton Electrical are concentrating on two things: esa, his wife, and Rose, Cusick’s police court or the drastic alterna Ball this year. The bail is an an Arthur A. Knofla Gun power: securing by experi ^^The projected hotel will have 650 run in New York some years ago. tive of the Divorce Court. Instrument Co; rooms.-and the present intention of The direction of the film version wife, if they care to go to the nual event at Weber College, ment six-inch guns of a concen theater. In the event they eay It is argued that pressure of Ogden, Utah, and hundreds of girls Hiffiard Strwt. Phone 1 trated intensity and power of fire the promoters is to outdo every ex was handled by William DeMllle, work in police courts leads to a 875 Main St. isting, hotel-in the world as regards brother to Cecil B. DeMille, who Is, they do, Capone’s bodyguard valet compete for the honor. (Near Manchester Freight, never known before. telephones a theater box office. necessarily hurried consideration Speed: securing by experiment sheer luxury and beauty. distinguished as a playwright and of such delicate problems, and sep Station) directorial genius. In “ The Little Probably there is not a theater in Insurance and Real Estate. Diesel motor engines of a type aration is thrust upon couples who, 200 ANN ARBOR STUDENTS Adventuress,” Miss Reynolds is Chicago to which Capone has not hitherto unknown and capable of immediate access should, he desire with reasoning and careful consid ^TRY FOR FOOTBALL TEAM supported by an excellent cast eration, might be induced to mend amazing the world by the rapidity which includes such popular stars 15 seats. He always buys that Xxx3C30CSt3CS«3S3«SS3«3«5S3830«X3W3SXS6SW5£S85^^ with which they will propel ships their ways and by mutual arrange Ann Arbor.— More than 200 stu as Phyllis Haver, Victor Varconi, number. ment agree to live together in mu through the water. dents will engage in regular foot Theodore Kosloff, Robert Ober and Going To Theater. Many observers, believe that all The party leaves the Cusick tual understanding. , ball workouts at the University of Frank Walton. The “ Domestic Court,” would, in S ervice — Q uality — L ow Prices the high costs reported for ships Michigan next fall unaer the new The companion-feature , presents dwelling in three or four automo .C l e a r s , fact be rather in the nature of a and guns conceal tremendous “ A” and “ B” team plan as compar Fred Humes and the Universal biles. Once in the tlTeater Capone, t m r o a t / sums not spent on the actual ships confessional with sympathetic ex ed with about three score in the Ranch Riders in ‘‘The Border his wife, his child, Cusick, Mrs. PERTUSSIN notonlyrelieves and guns at all. These sums, they past. , Cavalier,” a Universal Blue Streak Cusick and their children, take perts in charge. suggest, are being spent on a Heretofore the varsity squad was Western crammed with daring seats in one row, usually near the the cough, but helps to clear ’ Finest Sea series of intensive experiments whittled down to about 3 5 men af stunts and hair-raising thrills. footlights. In the row immediate out the infectious mucus—and ter the season started, although which are not even being revealed On Sunday ajjji Monday the ly hack of them sit their two chief SKUNK DEFIES RLTiES in so harmless a way that even I to the civilian government, much more than 60 reported for practice. Rialto presents “ The Lone ^agle, lieutenants. In the row behind Fresh Shore Haddock 42^ lb. less to the Reichstag and the With the new arrangement Coach the picture that paqkftii Poll’s Pa^ them sit the remainder of the body- Palmer, Mass— The theory that little children and those weak press. Elton T. ‘Tad’ Weiman says he will age Th|*ter in Hartford a few a skunk-is, helpless-when held by ened by illness can take it safely. retain a working squad of about guard. Boston Blue {weeks agol If they care to go to a cafe after the tall was disproved here, recent-, PERTU SSIN cost*ains no Steak Cod 20c lb. 65 m en., * ROBSPiT BURNS LETTER ward they get the chodeest tables, ly, “ Kitty” had fallen into the oil dope and is considered by many F is h ...... 20c lb. The ■" reserve squad of the past proi>sfiy shielded from the “ hoi Herrings . 12c lb. FOR SALE BT SOTHEBY’S will be dispensed with. In Its pit of a filling station. An “ experi HOLLAiND pollol.” It may of course be one enced” woodsman jumped In and physicians a most soothing and GIVES LIGHT ON POET stead,*: Coach Wieman will Institute YAUE LHMIARY 30c lb. Flounders ... 15c lb. what'is known as an^ intramural of the cafes controlled by Capone. grabbed the skunk ^by the tail. 'The effective remedy for stubborn Smelts . . . London,— A remarkable letter of league. Those who enjoy the grid Once, When the party was at the animal’s education'.'had apparently coughs. It is pleasant to take M ackerel___ 25c lb. New Haven, Conn.— John Senex, home of Cusick both Mrs. Capone been neglected,' because the woods- Salmon and Hailibut Robert Burns, that is shortly to be iron sport but who are not prof! of London, drew a map of the and sold by all druggists. sold at Sotheby’s, reveals the fact dent enough to make the A or and Mrs. Cusick anounced they man'buried his clothes. Netherlands and dedicated it to Ell- were hungry. Cusick handed “ Ban- that at one time an offer was made “ B” squads will be divided into hu Yale. That was in 1709. A copy safe for evei*Y coiiali to induce the poet to come to Lon teams representing the four classes of that may, recently came to light po” a $50 note and told him to get don and take up newspaper work. in Yale University, is now hailed as food. Fresh Baked I steaming Clams The letter is addressed to Mr. m is s in g INDIANA BANKER “ the oldest association item con “What'll I get?” he asked. Mackerel 40c each Peter Miller, who had told his ONLY ONE JUMP AHEAD OF nected with a Yale man.” It was “ Get some Chinese food,” Mrs. YOUR case Of PILES Cusick ordered. Banjo came back ia no different from others, and it others friend Mr. Perry, then proprietor of^ PROSECUTING AUTHORITIES nineyears after the date on the map have obtained absolnte relief by nsinK ■m the Morning Chronicle (1794) of Enid, Okla.— “ Colonel” Jimmy that Elihu Yale gave the colonists with ten orders of chop suey and PAZO OINTMENT, bo can you. in Connecticut “ Books, tue Portrait ten orders of chow mein. Mrs. Every dmsgist sells PAZO OINTMENT .oader Burns’ inpeeuinious condition. Lang, 73-yeat-old missing banker, a goarantee to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Home Made Crullers! Codfish Cakes % - - Between them they settled on a of Sullivan, Indiana, apparently Is and the Arms of King George, and Cusick divided the twenty orders Frotrading Piles. In tnbee with i>ila pil>e, 75c: Phone Barstow 1968 plan for bringing the poet up to a jump or two ahead of authorities Two Hundred Pounds Sterling upon platters. Both women then or in tin box, 60c. Why not try it. Special 19c dozenj 40c dozen Fleet Street. Mr. Perry, it is re who are seeking an accounting for worth of English goods” that caus literally, “ dived in” to the food. 216 Middle Turnpike East corded, very spiritedly made Burns •the $260,0(10 shortage from his ed the masters of the “ Collegiate Incidentally both women are very an offer of an annual stipend for 'bank, and incidentally, a $10,000 School at New Haven” to name fat. . " ' For Radio Service hia ajrvlceB on the paper, but the reward offered for his apprehen- their school Yale College. When the Yale Library, whose INSURANCE' I offer was refused. According to Sheriff C. E. Baker, Easy Terms on Crosley Publics- of Enid, “ Colonel” Jimmy was here Elihu Yale map was picked up in OF ALL KINDS •Stamford, Conn., announced the One of the queerest beliefs re Fada, Grebe, Bosch, A saviBfS bank the form of several .weeks ago, under the name garding man’s origin is that of the a closed ujn of baked clay wHk a^ of Thomas Campbell and had bag- finding, George E. Thompson, of CARNEY AGENCY A. Podrove, Prop. ^ Phone 40 New Haven, Yale 1895, produced ancient Peruvians, who believed FREE jnstaUation, no interest slit in t l » ,t)PP has been found in{ igage sent here from Indiana. Alice that the sun came down, laid two the r u i^ .,o f 'Utica, an ancient ’Besson, a nurse, came here a short four more copies which he discov JOHN P. CARNEY ered in London, and %the map Is eggs, and from those the .first hu- Phoenician't city _ the itlme before, f^ a i SuUivan, and ,man beings came. Room 4, Orford Block _ now. 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Feminine Lore day— “ fragile wisps of creatures “ No woman of anywhere near i m £ capable of being stuffed into their that size is currently considered a “iW N E A S own overnight bags’ — Helen beauty .on the American stage, not Hayes, Ruth Gordon, Margalo Gill- joven in burlesque, the last strong THIS HAS HAPPKJTED more, Helen Merken, Pauline hold of the capaciously dimension Tke aiunmev aka la 18> SAIiI.T FORD la ‘^farmed out** to CLEH i Lord, and then considev “ the gen ed charmer. The lady star today CARSON, an naeoatk farmer and April i-ool’s day th'- year falls^ilttle time to keeping the house in erously built, substantial sized ac must be a breath of a child.” aerere taakmaater, and leavea tke on Sunday. A surprise dish for the order, hardwood floors and rugs are tresses of yore” — Ethel Barrymore orpkanase. rrkleb la the only kome the most satisfactory solution, and ahe knoTva from tke tim e ahe la family always heightens the spirit (wonder how Ethel likes being in Tomorrow? four. At the farm ahe meets 5w:*X;:v:y of the day. The hostess might cele In the average living room a single the “ qf yore” class) Margaret Ang The stage, of course, only re DAVID NASH, handsome yonns brate with a tea party for a few rug that is large enough to be used lin, Juli^ Marlowe, Bertha Kalich, flects the standards of s o c i^ at student srho la worklnB on the intimate friends and serve unusual alone is the easiest to care for. The Mrs. Pat Campbell, Elsie Ferguson, large,' In Lillian’s day they like4 Carson farm for the summer, pre* salads and sandwiches. This recipe same holds true of the dining room, parlnff himself to Inherit his W ' Blanche Bates— “ not a perfec. 34 curves. Today they like the half- = g^randfather’a acres which adjoin W for April Fool sandwiches will and the best choice is the small, all- among them.” pint ladies. Tomorrow, prophesy = the Carson place. \ m serve 12— 24 thii. lices of buttered over pattern, rather than one of = David likes the little orphan i ' outstanding design that forces itself has it, will demand an in'-between = and plainly shows he prefera her I* bread are used and between them upon your eye. Lillian, Big Girl size. = to PEARI,, Carson’s daughter. is placed a mixture of a cup of “ I looked yesterday at a photo = This angers both Pearl and her dates put through the food chop = father. One night when Sally per, molsteneu with two table Tapioca Prune Pudding graph, dated 1890, of Lillian Rus Well? = and David are walking, ahe tells sell,” he writes, “ the mold of form Just flnished reading that skirts = him she fears Carson la going to spoons orange Juice and an eighth One and one-half cups milk, 2 = take her back to the Home. The of a teaspoon nnnamoil. tablespoons quick cooking tapioca, and the glass of perfection for a wilP be longer, when my eye was, = next day Sally Innocently goes 1-8 teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon but generation of theater-goers most smote with “ Short Skirts Demand = into David’s room to see his hooka of whom are still living. By con Dimpled Knees.” How is a poor = on farming. They are startled One of the recent magazines car ter, 3 tablespoon sugar, 2 eggs, 1 = to see Carson’s face appear at the ried this suggestion for s dressed cup stewed and stoned prunes. temporary standards, sh"* looked girl to know whether to take the = little attic window. David in so up ham dish: Thick slice of ham Heat milk in double boiler and huge. The robes in which she was hem out of her last year’s skirt or = infuriated with Carson’s inslnu- = ating remarks that he strikes baked with pineapple rounds. Just slowly add tapioca, stirring con contained were most generous, but not? = him, sending him crashing to the before taking from the oven a stantly. Add salt and cook fifteen = ground. Not knowing whether marshmallow was placed on each minutes, stirring frequently. Re = Carson is dead or not, David and = Sally run away. David tells her slice of pineapple and returned to move from fire and add sugar, but = she must go back to the Home, the oven to puff up and brown. It ter and well-beaten yolks of eggs. = but she refuses and he nays he looks dellcihus in the Illustration Beat well and turn into a well-but s = will not leave her alone. That tered baking dish. Bake thirty = night they strike oat across Helds and would no doubt taste equally MAI?V'Ea" = for Stanton. At daybreak they so. Try it for E-ster or before. minutes in a moderate oven. Beat = cross a railroad track and nee whites of eggs until stiff, beating r= coming toward them a carnival Paint is quite a magic medium in 3 tablespoons powdered sugar ' = train. The train slows up near = them and Sally seen an old friend. for altering furn.cure of all shapes and % teaspoon vanilla. Cover ^Their Letters M NOW GO ON WITH THE STORV and sizes into a semblance of har top of tapioca with an even layer mony. No matter what the colors or of prunes. Pile beaten egg whites BY RUTH DEWEY GROVES 1 CHAPTER XIII woods of the bed and chest and over prunes and return to a slow Marye dear: . <&realize this, my dear, and that you M rr'O Sally It was all like a dream, chairs, a judicious application of oven for ten minutes. Serve warm Reading your husband’s mall are not sincere in pretending that g a fantastic, lovely dream—ex- paint can make them appear to be or cold. isn’t consistent with the preachings you warned Billy in the interests M cept that In dreams you are never long together. It is the same way of up-to-date wives. Not that I of peace merely for Florence’s s permitted to eat the feast that with the kitchen or the porch fur Here is a list of “ Be Carefuls” blame you for reading the letter sake. It would be too bad Indeed if M your hunger makes so real. And niture, a good cr- ibination of paint In putting on rouge: you found in Alan’s pocket— I be you were deceiving yourself about g not even in a dream could she and a little time will work wonders Do not put it near the nose; lieve nine wives out of ten would your motive, for It Is a motive that ^ have Imagined anything so good Let the surface it covers be tri have done the same, modern or needs looking into. 1 as the thick, furry, dark-brown The French chef brushes the top angular In shape, with the point of old-fashioned. But your one-sided You cannot go on doing things 3 buckwheat cakes, plastered with 1 i and sides of his cake with melted the triangle toward the nose and ness does amuse me in view of your widening outward; that are taboos for Alan unless you = golden butter and swimming In apricot jelly beio.re frosting or ic live-and-let-live declarations of the are willing to give up the privi g maple syrup. ing. The jelly Is permitted to be The height of the coloring should be on the cheek bone, which gives past. I’m sure you would say that lege of objecting to Occurrences M And Eddie Cobb’s voice seemed come firm oefore the icing is ap no one has a right to open another that displease you. Be honest dear. M real enough, although the things plied. Apple or current jelly may be brilliancy to the eyes; It wasn't murder, Eddie," Sally interrupted eagerly. used Instead of apricot. Your favo Put no rouge on the chin„ but person’s letters. Reading them is Admit that what’s sauce for the g he was telling her and David in a little delicate dab on the ear equivalent to opening them, my goose is sauce for the gander. You ders of his Prince Albert coat. rite icing may be applied over the g the hastily erected cook tent cer- I’m afraid I’m a fugitive from jus picture life Independent of state lobes. dear. You can’t accuse Alan of know that you’re refusing Mr. s talnly had dream-like qualities, “I’d like to speak to you a min jelly and the result will be delight tice. I wanted to take Sally back charity. snoop^g any more than yourself. Bartlett’s presents simply becanjie s “This Is a pretty good outfit. We ute, sir,” Eddie urged meekly. fully different. to the orphanage and give myself Eddie snorted. “I’ve been seeing Beef Loaf with Bananas However, if these startling dis you don’t want to give Alan the g carry our own show train, even for After another frowning, consider up for murder—” life, I have. New York and Chi Dr. 'Walter H. Eddy, health au One pound roundsteak ground, coveries on your and Alan’s part upper hand. I’m sorry you dis- • g the short jumps, and the star per- “Gawd!” Eddie ejaculated, pal and San Looey and all the big ing up-and-down glance at David 1 egg, 1 small onion, 1 teaspoon serve to. make you put the boy out couraged the young man for rea s formers and the big boss and the and Sally, but particularly at Sally, thority of Columbia University ing. Then something like admira towns. But I reckon it’s easier for says: “ Too much pure sugar in the salt, 1-4 teaspoon pepper, 1 cup of your life you may be glad at sons other than that it was the g barkers—when they’re flush—eat the big man strode away with tion glittered in his little black a boy. I never did want to go back, stomacn at one time retards the stale bread crumbs from soft part least that the letter was written. proper thing to do but I hope you g in the dining car. Got a special eyes. “Put the soft pedal on, Dave. of course, but I’ve thought many a Eddie, out of earshot. _ flow of digestive juices, lowers the of loaf, 4 tablespoons minced fat I take it for granted there was really mean to drop him now even g cook for the big bugs, waiters and time I’d like to see some of the “If the big man does take us, M 1 acidity and permits the production salt pork, 3 large bananas. nothing very alarming in it since though It is for a reason I do not s everything. ’Course sometimes we Don’t let nobody hear you—” “ It wasn’t murder, Eddie,” Sally kids.” He blushed crimson under you won't be sorry, will you, E I of alcohol and other suostances in Combine meat, onion, salt and you did not care to make a ‘crisis’ commend. M can’t get show grounds dost David?” Sally whispered, clinging interrupted eagerly, her hand go his big freckles. “How—how’s g I the stomac,.. Fruits such as pepper, bread crumbs and fat salt of it, as you say. MOM. g enough to the railroad to use the ing out to close on David’s reas Ruby, Sally? You know—Ruby to David’s hand. oranges, bananas and grapes are pork. Add egg well beaten and mix For even though you are handl- ! g cars much, but in this burg we’re “ Dear little Sally!” David drew suringly. “It was—an accident, in Presser? She still there? She bulky. They will often satisfy a thoroughly. Shape into a loaf and capped by Alan’s knowledge of The League of Nations has ad g lucky enough to get a lot pretty her close against him for a mo a way. Tell him, David. Eddie must be 17 now. She was two years youngster’s craving lor sv. ets and place in roaster. Place in a hot Billy’s attentions to you I’m sure journed. And nobody even knows 1 dost to a siding. The performers ment. They stood close to each will understand.” younger’n me. 1 sorta Agger on in eating the fruits he not only sat oven and roast for one hour basting you would have given scant con who won the series. g will sleep in their berths, less’n it other, Sally not caring if the in frequently if a self-basting roaster The cook tent was filling up. so marryin’ Ruby one of these days— isfies his sweet tooth and the de sideration to keeping the peace if g gets too hot and they want their terview between Bybee and Eddie is not used. Peel bananas and cut David lowered his voice to a mur say, what’s the matter?” he broke sire for bulk, but he does it with you’d found anything in his corres = tents pitched on the lot.” off abruptly. prolonged itself interminably, for out consuming any great amount of in halves • lengthwise and then g ■ “ What do you do in the carnl- mur as he told Eddie Cobb, briefly crosswise. Arrange, cut-side up, pondence to really arouse your but accurately, the story of his “ Ruby — Ruby’s dead. Eddie. David was there. sugar. His elders also can well jealousy. g val, Eddie?” Sally asked respect- But after only a few minutes profit with him.” around the loaf in the roaster, probably fatal attack upon Clem Didn't you read about it in the HAVE YOUR g fully. Winfield Bybee and Eddie came sprinkle with salt, pepper and lem You needn’t try to hoodwink Carson, the farmer. papers?” s “Oh, I’m helpin’ Lucky Looey on “Ruby—dead? You—you ain’t across the stubble toward tbemr Oval rugs are charming for the on juice and bake until bananas me, P’iarye. You know Alan has as § the wheels. Gamblin’ concessions, “ Jees!” Eddie breathed, when breakfast room cr bedroom, especi are slightly brown. Serve bananas much right to complain of Billy the recital was finished. “I hope kiddin’ me, Sally? Ruby —dead!” By bee spoke, gruffly; g you know,” he enlarged grandly. “Eddie hero has been telling me ally so in heavy tufted weaves and as a border around the beef loaf on as you have to object to his fem EYES EXAMINED you finished for him! If the old Sally’s distressed blue eyes flut M “Looey’s got three kewpie dolls that you two kids have got your the gayest of colors, yellow, blue a hot platter. inine friends. Your ultimatum to buzzard ain’t dead—and I’ll bet he tered to David’s face as if for help g booths and I’m in charge of one selves into a peck of trouble, and and rose with black and green for MARY TAYLOR. your young friend about the pres ain’t—I’d like to take a crack at “Ruby—fell—out of a tiftb story g of ’em. Old Bybee—Winfield By- want to hide out a bit. Well, I contrast. ents surely proves that this rea him myself. You two kids stick window. Eddie—last September.” g bee—owns the show and travels reckon a traveling carnival Is soning is correct whether you with us. I’ll tip off Bybee and I’m Sally'admitted in a choked voice. WALTER OLIVER g with it—not like most owners. He about the best place in God's world With the advent of the vacuum realize it or not. You wish to up a son-of-a-gun if he don’t give you “After she had spent the sum g owns the concessions and lets the to hide. Anybody that wants to cleaner, carpets have returned to hold your right to censure Alan’s both jobs. The concessions are al mer on the Carson farm, Eddie,” Optometrist g concessionaires operate ’em on per- bother you will have to deal with favor in homes where much time conduct yet you know you cannot ways short of help—” David broke in quietly, signili Bridge M e 015 Main Street, So. Blancbestei; g centage. He owns the freaks and Winfield Bybee, and I ain’t yet can be given to their care. How do this unless your own slate Is “Oh, Eddie, if he only would!” cantly. Tel. 80-8. g the girlie show and the high-diver ever, for those who can devote bui immaculately clean. I do hope you Sally gasped. Then sudden doubt Sally closed her eyes so as not turned any of my family over to a Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. g and all the ridin’ rackets—ferrls clouded her bright face. “ But to see the conflict of rage and grief village constable. Now, Dave— A n oth er g wheels, merry-go-rounds, whips ’n Eddie, we'd be so conspicuous with in Eddie Cobb’s boyish face. that your name?—if you want to I g everythifig. He’ll be showln’ up the carnival. The police would lay “I hope to God you did kill him, keep out of sight, reckon I’d bet BY W. W. WENTWORTH g any minute now and I’ll give you hands on us as soon as we showed David!” Eddie burfet out at last. ter let you help Buck, the cook on } (Abbreviations; A— ace; K— 1 g a knockdown to him.” Lifers Niceties our faces—” “If you didn’t I'll finish him!” the privilege car. iking— 0 — ijneen; J— Jack; X— g “You’re so good to us, Eddie,” “Not if the Big Boss took you “What’s all this, Eddie?” a great “Sometimes Buck gets too any card lower than 10.) g Rally glowed at him. “ David and I ■ B E S T F O R under his wing,” Eddie reassured bellow brought them all to startled chummy with a bootlegger and his g hadn’t an idea what we should do, HINTS ON ETIQUET her. “In the carnival the Big Boss attention. “Old home week? Get K. P. has to rustle the chow alone, g and we were so hungry we could Is the law. I’ll speak to him my to your work! Lucky’s howling but otherwise the boy’s all right. g have eaten field corn off the stalks.” 1— The game being played HEALTH self.” for you. Who the hell do you And-you, Sally—” His keen eyes = “You looked all in," Eddie grin- at spades, how many tricks think’s going to set out the dolls?” narrowed speculatively, took in the g ned at her. “So you run away, too, The carnival roustabouts — big, 1. When introduced, 'which may you expect to make -with rough-looking, powerful negroes in Eddie’s importance was suddenly little flushed face, the big eyes g Sally. Couldn’t stand the racket sparkling. Then one of his big decides whether or not to this defending hand: spades— g any longer, eh? Is David here a undershirts and soiled, nondescript shattered. The big man. who shake hands, the man or the trousers—eyed the trio curiously seemed to Sally to be as tall as the hands reached out and lifted the none; diamonds—A K Q J 10 g buddy you picked up on the road? heavy braid of black hair that hung woman? g Gosh! To think of little Sally as they passed from one tent and giant whom he advertised as a star 9; hearts— X,; clubs— K Q J Pure Clean booth to another, Eddie explaining attraction, came striding across to her waist, weighed it, studied it 2. If, however, a man offers g Ford hcboing?” thoughtfully. 10 9 8? g “I’m. afraid I’ve taken advantage and gesticulating like a Cook’s the stubby, dusty lot. His enor his hand, what should a wom 2— ^What is the value of K Tour conductor. mous head, topped with a wide- (To Be Continued) g of your friendship for Sally, Cobb,” an do? X X if the declarer can play M ilk g David said. “The truth Is, Cobb—” “Have you ever been sorry you brimmed black felt hat in defiance 3- Do women as a rule shake ran away, Eddie?” Sally asked, of the |.orrid June weather, showed Sally’s real adventure begins. through your hand? g “Aw, make it Eddie. We’re all She becomes a performer, in the hands with each other upon in : j l ' g buddies, ain’t we?” wistfully desiring reassurance, for a fringe of long, curling white hair 3— ^What is the value of A Pasteurized g “Well, the truth Is, Eddie, that it was still impossible for her to which reached almost to the shoul- carnival. troduction ? Q if the declarer can play I The Answers 1. The woman. through your hand? 2. Take it speedily and cordial |The Answers J, H Hewitt • ple fail. ly. 1— One to two. 3. It is a growing custom, among “ Somewhere, and immediately, 2— ^Nothing. 49 HoU St. Phone 2056 Home Page Editorial a beginning must be made,” he business woinen. In strictly social 3— One trick. circles women bow. advises. “ The national and state X36XXXXXX3»XX36XXXXXX3»^^ ! i! forests are but a pin point on a Daily Health Service “ Only God denuded map.” Can Make He suggests that a young cou HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL ple, n^wly married, could do noth Baking Powder Plus! by World Famed Authority A Tree” ing better for an investment than to set out twenty or thirty thous Rumford adds radfoodveibu to cakes, hot By Olive Roberts Barton and pine transplants, on land that breads and pastry. In addition to raising .The* Clieariers'i^at' Obeft will produce nothing else. Each year additional planting batter and dough just right it also makes BREAD IS VALUABLE BUT bread and to make It at the same b^ed food actu^y more nourishing. ISN’T THE IDEAL F(X)D time suitable as a food. can be done. Other types of trees, The tale of floods continues. And too, can be put in. Rumford is a perfect leavener—plus! It is Important to remember that woven into the tale is the mournful jniey will live to reap a fortune BY DR MORRIS FISHBEIN few people in America depend on tragedy of the trees. and their children will also share bread alone for their diets. There Nature has taken a bitter re in the wonderful harvest. It Never m il g Editor Journal of the American fore, experiments made with white venge on man for the devastation It seems so plausible— so pos RUMFQRD Spoils rats fed on bread alone are hardly of her children, the forests. The Wholesome * ‘ Medical Association and of Hygela, sible. There is much waste land, a Baking 1 the Health Magazine applicable to human beings. Robert "W. Chambers writes an swampy land, hilly land, all kinds The well-known staff of life is It is quite true that young rats article on re-forestation that I of land, to be had ridiculously BAKINC^ POWDER E97-6 not yet generally accepted as the can be made to gain in weight on wish could be repeated here word cheap. God does the rest. You Ideal food, nor Indeed should it be. feeding them with whole wheat for word. But it Is only possible have heard; On the other hand, bread does con bread, but they gain also on ordi to quote a few of the gems: “ Poems are made by fools like me. tain much material that is exceed nary sour bread, milk rolls or white “ It takes God a hundred years But only God can make a tree.” yXXXXyXjgcyXX30eX3CXX3SXXX3{XXXKXXXXXXX3tX3»XX^^ ingly useful in human nutrition bread, although not quite so much. to grow a white pine. It takes a ’Ware The Slinky Moth! / and it is well therefore to have Milk Helps jackass ten minutes to fell it. “ It requires centuries to clothe ONION TASTE The beautiful, shy. little moth loves to have yon a complete understanding as to The addition of milk to bread or To remove the onion taste from Just what it meana., a mountain with noble foliage. A put your winter w(wlens away without a good clean of butter serves to raise Its content fool and his clgaret can set it afire utensils in which they have been According to V. H. Mottram, cooked, wash the utensils with hot Easter Greetings ing, so he and his relatives can have an all-summer of calcium and of Important vita and destroy It in a day. 'bread, white or brown, is a poor mins. Yeast is added to bread in vinegar water and rinse in cold. Remember all your friends with an Easter Card. picnic. Not to be harsh to the moths, but to save food except in conjunction with the baking and should give vita “ Not one. In ten thousand among us has thought to build for the your clothes___ send your woolens here for a good other foods. White bread contain* min B, but the amount of yeast too little or too poor protein; remote future, and for the good of thorough cleaning brfore you put. them away for the added is usually so small as to be our children, their children and II brown bread contains roughiage, In relatively insufficient. Booklets " Folders " Cards summer. deed too much for some people and the general good. SPECIAL Cleaning and Dyeing If children are compelled to sub more vitamin B than white bread, "After us the deluge!” All with appropriate sentiment. Free Collection and Delivery. Irat it Is still short of being a com sist largely on a diet of white "What Irony and truth In the lat FOR FIFTEEN DAYS bread, vitamin B must be added to plete food. ter statement. Literally it is the Ic 50c Adding Oereals the diet in some special manner. deluge Indeed. It Is well known Rubber A French investigator named that forests regulate rainfall, and toplcque made an ertenelve study also absorb much of the water Heels to And out whether or not bread CKMjORFUL DECORATION that otherwise, in a denuded coun Attached tould be Improved by adding to It try, rushes to fill up streams that Dewey-Richnian Bortlona of com , rice, barley, rye, are already brimming. D O I L G .A N m O B "W buckwheat, tapioca or oatmeal. A natural colored handkerchief Other interesting things in Mr. Jewelers, Stationers, Silversmiths HarrisoomStreet Rye “wias found to bo the most linen frock has bright red pipings, Chambers’ observations are: “ A S A M Y U L Y E S 767 Main Street South. Manchester tultable of all of these substances a little standing collar of red and sure sign of the decadence of a | 701 Main St., Johnson Block or mixture with ordinary bread a perforated narrow red leather people is the decadence of their [ South Manchester a 0-der to lower the price oX belt. forests. Where forest* fall, peo i li T - '■ r , ' - ••' ' '^x^> ‘(CPytK) BTVTJNTNG HERAtD, iHlXkSDAT, MARCfif^, 1928,^ ------IMURPHY’ S W . (unnEU) Bun Spectacular Comeback Over North In Bowling M E A T M E ^ ] N NEWBRITAIN#31 Gives Murphy The Lead The south once more showed its superiority over the north last night In a special two-man bowling match In which Mike Suhle and Jack Sal- Manchester Stole league Benson and Bemoi HoIk della conquered Pete McLagan and Bobby Brennan In a home and home Entry Cops All Three May Play One of Gunes DonUe Strike in Last Game YANKEES ARE OFF Th™ SuMe-Saldella combination won by 62 Cmmpt A$rw m Date, So ents In the first five games at Murphy’s alleys and^the Newsy Notes ) ran’s. Suhle’s average was 104.8, Saldella s 1P3, ^^°^®sans 100.9 a Gaines in Initial Match Her^ Arrangonrats Not Hay CaH Off Whole Af- Give Local Champ 16 Pm i colqR THUS FAR Brennan’s 100.8. Both south, end men defeated their epponents. A purse of $25 was at stake. J ^ n i '^ e The summary: ______With Meriden; Roll There Completed. fain Hadden Can’t G d Off Lead in First Half of AT MURPHY’S South End (1070) (Special to mie Herald) Trainmg' ^ m p s Suhle ...... 97 187 111 87 107— 539 Tom orrow ., WeAusday Bat Game Match With Thompson- Walsh Thinks They Will Not 96— 531 Plainfield, March 29.— ^New Bri Saldella’ ’ ...... 122 99 110 104 tain was defeated 40^ to 31 In the' Murphy’s Girls got away to a Have Such An Easy Tune 219 236 221 191 203— 1070 first game of a series advertized as (^nU Be Played Tuesday, IiUaml, Fla., March 29.~ P au y ville Pinster. fiying start In the State League last for the state championship here last iNorth End (1028) night when they trimmed the Meri Vyrnce and Jess, Petty, Brooklyn’s 122 107— 513 night by the Plainfield Pros. Ar great pitchers, are all set for the McLagan...... 108 94 82 den teain three straight games at rangements have not been complet It Seems. This Year. Brennan ...... 94 95 129 83— 515 National League pennant' race. FIRST TEN GAMES Murphy’s alleys. ed for the second game. It Is possi VanM held the Boston Braves to Tha first two games, were fairly ^ 222 188 177 251 190— 1028 ble that part of the series will be one mt In four innings here yester? Murphy Lead Humphries close, but the third was a walk By DA\TS J. WALSH - AT CONRAN’S played In Manchester. The friction between the Rec day and Petty twirled the remain 05 — 101 away. Clara Jackmore was the only ' New Britain led at halftime last Five and Community Club over ing five frames without allowing a « 115 South End (1008) girl to roll a scored of a hundred 107 107 84 92— 509 night by two points, 14 to 12, but their basketball series approached safe blow. The Robins got 13 hits 14 107 New York, March 29.— One of .128 or better. 104 .102 92 102 105— 499 the home team struck its stride In a breaking point today when the and won In a romp, 9 to 0. The two 110 the best bets of the day is that the The same two teams meet to- teams will play _a]^n today. 07 17 - ■ 1 ■ the second half and swept past the Rec announced It positively would morrow night In Meriden. 105 30 08 world’s champion New York Yan 186 196 197— 1008 Hardward City aggregation. Bernot not play the second game of the 112 230 199 The ccores: Augusta, ba., March 29.— The IBO 32 kees will not be bowed politely' North End (088) and Benson had good nights for series next Wednesday while the 102 Into another American League pen 97— 496 Meriden (0) New York Giants will break camp 104 ' 24 .102 113 89 Plainfield and Rubinstein for New Community refused to play either 03 22 07 nant this year; that. If they win 86 105— 492 hr Morcom ...... 9 6 79 81 Britain. The summary: lliursday, Friday or Saturday for here this afternoon and leave for . 98 101 Chattanooga on a Jaunt through 108 26 08 again, which la entirely plausible, c>Van Gasbeck . . . 7« 84 80 Plainfield (40) religious reasons. they will bo pursued up to the E. Dussault .. . .. 77 82 85 Tennessee. They trounced the Red 186 16 104 200 214 175 197 202— 988 B. F. T, — » ■' ' wire, not escorted, and that they P. Nolohan . , . . . . 72 88 85 There is no denying the fact Uiat Sox again here yesterday, 8 to 5. Brusso, rf ...... 3 0 6 unless arrangements can be com Llndstrom and Ott hit for the cir 1000 16 1058 may even experience a few bad mo E. Graugard .. ...8 7 84 86 ments en route. Kaspar, If ...... 1 1 8 pleted for the second game next cuit and Berry and Myer clouted This is not written because the Bernot, o ...... 6 2 14 week, the whole aeries will probab homers for the Sox. By vlrtuB of as brilliant a come •108 417 417 Benson, r g ...... 4 1 9 Yanks are blowing a lot of exhibi Manchester (3) ly be called off and a black mark back R8 anyone could wish to see, tion games in the south. It repre Captain Leslie Buckland Desslnger, Ig ...... 3 2 8 placed on what otherwise would St. Petersburg, March 29.— The M. Sherman .. ...8 1 84 91 Howard Murphy overor.nie a forty New York Yankees have won only sents, in fact, the dispassionate I. Gee ...... 8 3 82 96 have been a successful basketball pin lend which Bert Humphries of opinion of smart baseball men, 17 6 40 season. However, while there's a one game in the Grapfrult League Thompionvllle had attained In the C. Jackmore .. ...8 9 95 103 New Britain (31) this-sprlng and they can’t even beat who pay exactly no attention to ex N. Taggart ...... 8 2 84 83 spark of life, there’s hope. In other first four games of the opening half hibition records. These, after all. B. F. T. words, the series has not been call- minor leaguers. They lost to Buf Leads High School To Win J. Lucas ...... 87 94 89 falo yesterday, 5 to 4, and will at of their twenty-gamo homo and come within the general meaning Rubinstehn, r f ...... 5 6 16 od off yet and there Is,a possibility home match last night at Murphy's Sloman, If . 3 0 6 that some solution may be arrived tempt to get back at the Blsons to of a swell practice putt. The Yan 422 435 462 alleyp, and won out by sixteen tim kees have the stuff and sooner or Holts, c . . . 2 2 6 at. day. bers. later it will come out like a par Soffield Prep Swimming Sheehan, rg 1 1 3 The Rec’a reason for refusing to Trailing all the way from the doned convict. WARRIORS SCORE Leary, Ig .. 0 0 0 play next Wednesday night Is be Shreveport, La., March 29.-^The very first game until the fourth box Other Tcnina Better Strum, lg> . 0 0 0 cause Captain Harold Madden White Sox won a victory over the In the tenth, the Manchester cham But there Is n well founded sus Team Overwhelmed 46 WARRIORS DEFEAT signed at the very beginning of the local Texas League club yesterday. pion by no means had an easy time. picion that the pitching they had MORE THAN OTHER 11 9 31 season to play Wednesday games The Sox located their batting eye, A double strike followed by a ton and the hitting they know last year to 7; Eddie Markley Beats ROCKVILLE 24-20 Referee: Herb Smith. with the Plainfield Pros. Madden whammed out 14 hits and won, 11 box and a spare with a six filling at are no more and never again will was to have attempted to get ex to 6. Goodell, Faber and Luque the start of the final game, saved be. They still figure to get plenty cused for next Wednesday but ac did the Sox hurling. Murphy from defeat. Humphries of both, of course: enough. In 3 TEAMS TOGETHER Wes Wamock in Diving The Warriors defeated the Wheel SAM MASSEY TO COACH cording to Information brought was up sixteen pins at the time. fact, so that the man doesn’t live Club of Rockville last night In an back from Plainfield last night, he The match attracted a record who would bet against them as a was unsuccessful. Plainfield, it is Los Angeles, Calif., March 29.— overtime period 24-20. The game The Cubs let a rookie pitcher, one breaklni cro^d. Humphries came pennant prospect. The only thing Is Event. ARNOLD COLLEGE TEAM said, needs his services next was close throughout, the score be J. Welch, go to work on the mount that the league is somewhat better Wednesday against the Knights of here with a big reputation and he ing 20 all at the end of regulation against the Hollywood Club yes and the Yanks are somewhat Winners of Commnmty Club Lithuania because Kaspar and was every bit as good as Murphy. It Led by Leslie Bucklaud, the High time. Sturgeon led the scoring for New Haven, Conn., March 29.— terday. Welch went the entire worse. Brusso are' not going to play that was a great match to watch and the school swimming team swamped the Warriors. Arnold College of New Haven will route and when the dust cleared fans went wild with delight when Any baseball man, for example, night. will lay you odds that Rutli and League Have Compiled Suffleld Prep In an aquatic meet at The sun.mary; send its varsity baseball team on away the Cubs were victors, ten to the local champ began cutting his the School street Rec tank last a southern training trip this spring Manager Ben- Clune . admitted Gehrig don’t hit nil those home i this morning that if arrangements nothing. This same Welch got rival’s lead steadily In the last half night by the score of 46 to 7. The Warriors (27) for the first time In its history, three hits In five times at bat. of the ten games. Pandemonium runs again. They say that one of Great Record This Sea B. F. T. could, not be made for Saturday them may repeat but never both visitors failed to score a first place William Sullivan, of Derby, Is cap broke loose when Murphy passed and made only one second place, Sturgeor, rf ...... 3 3 9 tain of the team, Samuel J. Massey, night, the "whole thing might be It may be mentioned that Ruth and 0 6 called off." Jerry Fay said yester Humphries In the last game. Gehrig have hit precisely none so son; Reed Leading Scorer. when Knight was disqualified In the Bycholaklo, If ...... 3 of Manchester, the coach. Fifteen whole matter and malce no denial The final ten games will be roll breast stroke event for touching Coe, c ...... 1 2 4 players are to make the trip vhlch day that he wouldn’t have anything far. to do with a basketball game play of such a feeling. One of them ed at the Recreation Hall alleys In The Yanks themselves will bet the finish line with only one hand Reid, rg ...... 1 1 3 will start with a game with Howard ed either Thursd(iy, Friday or Sat made the remark yesterday that Thompsonvllle next Wednesday you that they don’t beat the St Manchester began by taking the Raddlng, Ig ...... 0 1 1 University In Washington on April the Rec Is afraid to play and that night. Thompsonvllle rooters say Louis Browns nearly as many times The Warriors lei the Communi 160-yard relay with ease. From Wells, Ig ...... 0 1 1 6 and continue with a game with urday because it Is Holy Week end. ty Club Junior League (Division The general Impression about It is altogether too ■ high toned. that H'. mphrles will win handily as they did last year. Their 1927 then on It was a walkaway, local Bridgewater college, Virginia, the They point to' tho fact that they up there,, but Murphy says he can record against the Browns was a one) In scoring In addition to cap men placing first and second in 8 8 24 following day. Three ether games town seems to be that If the series turing the pennant. ^They scored Is not played, both teams might as gave in in regard to playing the bowl Just as good on the Thomp- baseball miracle and those kind every event. Eddie Markley cele Wheel Club (20) will be scheduled later. first game at the Rec and say that Bonville alleys as Humphries can. one more point than all the other B. F. T. well call it quits for the season. of things Just don’t happen more three teams put together, 436 to brated his return to the team by If the Rec were any kind of sports, They have met there In the Ameri than once. It accounted for not a nosing out Wesley Warnock In the Carney, If ...... 3 0 6 LOMSKl THE FAVORITE Some of the basketball fans 435. Antf that’s something worth thought that publicity earlier In the they would go half way Jto meet can Legion League games and the small portion of the Yankees’ 19- diving event by a point and a frac Clechouskl, rf ...... 1 2 4 New York, March 29.— Joe them. ^ local man has beat Humphries. boasting about. They won nine out 0 2 Sekyra, Dayton, Ohio light-heavy season to the effect that there game lead at the pay off. of ten games. Reed led the league tion. This is Uie first time that Stone, c ...... 1 It Is not the policy of The Herald However, this was only for a small Reason For Success Markley has ever won the diving Reid, Ig ...... 1 0 2 weight, and Leo Lomski, the ”Aber- might not be a town series, was a scoring. The statistics follow: 0 0 lot of apple-sauce, but now they to meddle Into affairs of this kind Much of their early success, too, • 6 deen assassin,” will finish training number Of games; ^ " •* ' ■' event against Warnock. Ambi'osl, rg ...... to the extent of condemning one was due to the prostrate character LEAGUE STANJMNG . 0 0 0 today for their 10-round'bout here may see matters In a different light. The statistics show that Murphy P. C. About 60 persons were present at Doherty, rg ...... side or the other, but It cannot help made seven strikes, sixteen spares, of the Boston Red Sox. The latter Team W. L. Baker,.If ...... 0 0 0 tomorrow night. Lomski Is a two Th'ls story Is no publicity scheme. Warriors ...... 9 1 .900 the meet, among them High school suggesting t'hat next Tuesday night missed nineteen spare breaks and may be none too vertical yet but faculty members, students and a to one favorite. It’s real facts mildly stated. Bulldogs ...... 5 4 .555 The Community Club representa be considered for the second game averaged 106.9 while Humphries Bill Carrigan’s Influence is begin .383 number of alumni. 8 4 20 Both fighters arrived In town ning to perculate and the Sox fig Cardinals ...... 3 6 this morning. tives are good and sore about the of the series. chalked up three strikes, twenty- Woodland A. C. ... 1 7 .125 Manchester will compete In the Referee: Gallagher. two spares and blew twenty spare ure to win more games from every State meet in Waterbury, April 14. body, including the Yankees. TEAM SCORING chances while averaging 105.3. As Team F. G. FIs Tot. Trials will be held In the morning the match drew toward a close, The prospects for the American 436 and the finals of the events will be League race, of course. Indicate no Warriors ...... 187 62 both men missed some easy spare Woodland A. C. . 67 26 160 run off In the afternoon. breaks. little lack of general balance. This, 144 160-yard relay, won by Man however. Is not confined to the ad Bulldogs ...... 59 26 Cardinals ...... 51 29 131 chester (Warnock, Kicking, Auck mitted, contenders, which, until INDIVIDUAL SCORING ^ land., Theat), second, Sufideld, RISKO’S CHALLENGE. proved otherwise, must be regard Cardinals (Todd, Woodhull, Wolf, Schaeffer), Bliniifolded ed as having improved their hands B. F. T. time 1 minute, 27% seconds. New York, ” March 29.— Jess before the draw. The Detroit Tigers, for instance, Mclld’u f f ...... 11 7 29 Fancy dive, won by Markley, 57.9 McMahon, matchmaker for Promot Chambers ...... 11 3 25 points: second, Warnock, 56.2 er Tex Rickard, now threatens to were one off the reigning disap- Yet Butcher ...... 7 6 20 points; third, Knight, 57.6 points, match Johnny Rlsko with Gene L n . Lyons ...... 7 4 18 in scientific test of lending CtgnTettes they have the class and nobody Is all of Manchester. Tunney unless Charlie Harvey, Tomlinson ...... 4 6 14 40-yard freestyle, won by Buck- manager for Tom Heeney, agrees to looking for them to finish so far off Hnfppeney ...... 4 3 11 the pace this time. land, Manchester; second. Treat, a Risko-Heeney elmlnatlon bout. Neilson ...... 3 0 6 Manchester; third, Woodhull, Suf- Harvey has disappeared. He Is The other contenders. Washing Anderson ...... ^ 0 4 ton and the Athletics, either have fiefd: time, 23 seconds. James Montgomery Flagg selects reported to be enroute to Florida to Comber . . . ,\ ...... T 0 2 50-yard breast stroke, won by obtain Rickard’s approval of a improved their chances or every K lo tze r...... 1, 0 2 one is being fooled. Cheney, Manchester; second, Muzio, Heeney-Tunney scrap. Suffleld; third, Moulton, Suffleld; Totals 51 29 131 Woodland A. C. time, 29 3-5 seconds. People who think there are no 40-yard backs^oke, won by Buck- big leagues in Europe should go The cleanup in the oil industry B. F. T. H. Wrighlr ...... 23 1 47 land, Manchester: second, Robert over to one of those countries ought to be postponed until we son, Manchester; third, Todd, Suf- Old can bring the marines back after Segar ...... 11 8 18 > with a couple of thousand dollars field; time, 29 seconds. and try to get along. the Nicaraguan elections. V. Ingraham • ••••• S 3 19 Jamroga .. 7 4 18 100-yard freestyle, won by Burr, J. Mikoleit . ••••••• 6 2 14 Manchester; second,, Taylor, Man *?Most o! U8 smoke and thinhWe are R. Ingraham •»■••• 4 5 13 chester: third, Diego, Suffleld; time, C. Mikoleit ...... 4 3 11 1 minute, 13 seconds. smoking cigarettes! The blindfold test Herb Wright ...... 3 0 6 Point summary, Manchester 46, Peterson ...... 1 0 2 Suffleld 7. proved that to me and that it is difficult to Judges, Franck Busch, August Totals 67 26 160 Mildner, A^hur McKay. teli one cigarette from another • . • except Bulldogs K e lle y ...... -.,20 12 52 in the case of OUg GOLD . . . I spotted that G o d z ...... 9 4 22 Nackowski . • • • ’• • • • d 2 20 PYLE’S MARATHONERS . it suited me best even blindfolded. In Palmer ...... 7 2 16 Ferguson .. ^ • ;• • • • 4 2 16 fact, the man who baid *nof a cough m a c a f Ferguson .. : . .... 4 2 10 BATTLE SANDSTORMS Bobyk ....; ...... 3 1 7 load* knew whereof he spoke. It’s the. Coleman . . . • • •' [•' • 3 0 6 Albuquerque, N. M., March 29.— Prete .. • 2 2 6 C. C. ( “ Cross Country” ) Pyje’s smoothness that identifies O L D G O LD . It ...... 1 0 2 MarathoTiers battled with the ele Fiddler ___ ...... 1 0 2 ments today as they pushed on to n ^ s no other trade mark.” their 26th-control at -Morlarty, 27 —and they will go— Totals 59 26 144 miles from Seven Springs. The 95 Warriors staunch-hearted men detoured B. F. T. Stop scraping your face with old-fashioned razor ...... 41 16 98 away from the alleys of Albuquer Reid ...... que only to encounter a terrific blades. You shall never expenence a real shave un Coe...... ______40 12 92 Bycholskl ...... 87 5, 59 mountain sandstorm that pelted til you use the Valet AutoStrop Razor— with the Sturgeon ...... 25 8 68 their sunburned , bodies like hall during the 37-mile trek from Los new “ Valet’’ blades manufactured in accordance Wells ...... 24 4 52 Raddlng . .. a 1. • . . • 17 10 44 Lunas. . / with our secret Valetite process of steel treating. Crockett . . . . > .. . 8 3 19 Arne Suomlnen, Detroit Medicb, Cervini ...... 5 4 14 continued to hold the lead through Twenty-one years’ experience with shaving prob the 992 miles from Los Angeles to lems has developed this new blade. The name Totals 18/ 62 436 Seven Spring, with 150:18:05 as his elapsed time. VALET cut thru the blade identifies this new For three days the Pyle caravan ArtM ntowTtph of JAMBS MONTOOWnT 5*4?°* WRECKED SHIP AT MIAMI will be out of touch with the wo-rld, ttiun ia bit itndio «UI« tMt im biiog BMOf shaving wonder. The first— even the 10th or 15th PITTED UP AS AQUARIUM as they carry forward to Amarillo, .shave with the same blade— convinces you be Texas, where they are scheduled to Miami, Fla.— The derelict bark- halt next Wednesday. Correspond How Test Was Made yond doubt that it is the greatMt achievement entine, Prlns Valdemar, which over ents with the party will travel Subject was bliadfqlded, and, In the of turned in the channel* during the through the night to reach points since the coming of the safety razor. 1925 embargo here and which since two responsible witnesses, was given cSeMh of communication from/which to of the four, leading dgarettee tO emolci. Ckoffee has been abandoned and left at the relay news of the Marathoners. Accept No Substitute! mercy of the elements, will be fit was served before eadi dgnrette td d lo r tiio tnete. ted out as an aquarium and docked SubJect'Was entirely unawnro of Oie idditillf of AutoStrop Safety Razor Co., Inc., New York, N. Y, at the foot of Sixth street in Bls- SETS BE(X>RDS. these dffwettes during tut. After poking the cayne Bay. New Haven. Conn., March 29.-^ In nine dayo ^ the Yale swimming entire series of fdur dgarettee, mibjeet w m Mked The City Commissron has agreed _____ RloNfaoiiiiiY FLAdd« ■ to advance suffldefit' funds to team has set eight world’s records. equip the old ship and will pay. the Last night In a practice meet here Netioneliy tadwo i^ s t end dreelor of As docking charge. Some of the equip the •' Eil mermen cracked three lidioiu n e | i ment used In the Mlaml'^. Beach records ,ln team relays. The new The Blade that Serves the Nation Aquarium sponsored by James A. marks are 1:36 1-5 for 200 yards, Allison, which has since closed, will 1:69 2-5 tor S50 yards, and 2:24- SMOOTHER a n d ' jBErTER-NOT A COUGH ,IN A ,e^RLOA| he used 1 3-£ for yaaxda. -V' V - , ' ■■ :%■ ^ ,, ’ ‘Lf" ' ' . -V ^ «V -i. - -J-ir , . ^ ICL ^ - ’*” • -V MANCHHSTIR (CONN.) iffiVENTNO H ^A L D . THtJRSDAY, MARCH 2^ IS I - t ....'------) Tell Arid You Will Sell. A Classified Adds The Cheapest Arid I ■■■ . tf" ApArtments— Flats— Lost and Found Movlng~Tnicldng~Storage 20 < Housea- for Sale - 72 iWwit Ad Idfomuitloa' Tenements for Rent NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PHRRBTT AND OLBNNBT--Looal FORl.,SALE-^SINGLE honse^.^7 rooms, and long dlatanoa moving and truok* TO RENT—UHFINISHEP tenement all mpdem, gooA.ldcatioii,'would sell Manchester , Pass Book No. 80186 Issued by the of three rooms; also furnished Savings Bank of Manchester has Ihg. Dally axpreaa to Hartford. Liv> below cost and .eapy terms, 63 W alk ary oar for hifa Talaphona 7-t. rooms, 109 Foster street, corner Bis- er street . > ■' . ! < [Evening Herald been lost or destroyed, and written sell. New management. Oarage for • . ^ , • ...... A application has been made to said , rent. r • . bank by the person in whose name MANCHESTER A N. Y. MOTOR D18> FOR SALE—JS ROOM SINGLE hopse Classified Advertisements PATCH— Part loads to and from Phone Your Want Ads on Ashworth; streetT. .Mlurray, 99 such book was issued, for payment New York, regular ■< rvlca. Call 7>l FOR ilENT— DESIRABLE tohement, Main,street, Hartford, Conn. v.}/.V Count tlx avoras# words to a line. of the amoudt of deposit represented six rooms, all improvements, garage, Initials, numbers and abbrevlattona by said book, or for the Issuance of or 1888. T o Th e each count as a word and compound 86 W alker strpet, good location, FOR SALE-4-8TATE ROA to Hart a duplicate book therefor. rent reasonable. George Murdock, 30 ford,'6 room single, 2 car garage, lAgal words as two worda Minimum coat Bepalrtng 28 Walker. Is pries o! three llnea NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT corner property. Price on ly.$54.00, - $800 cash. Call Arthur A. KnoflA N o r r c E , • • •* Pass Book No. 6319 issued by The FURNITURE of all kinds repaired f o b r e n t — B ROOM f l a t , central N Savings Bank of Manchester has Telephone 788-8, 876- Main street Taken by virtue of an Execution Line rates per day for transient and refinlshed by latest methods. ly located, all modern improve to me 'directed, ana -^wlll be sold at s fls* been lost or destroyed, and written Evening Herald ments, ready April 16. Call 1519, or Antiques restored by skilled work FOR SALE-DELMONT STREET- Public- Vendue to the highest bidder EflectlTO March 17« 1027^ application has been' made to said men. Phone 500. Watkins Brothers, .inquire at 86 Strant street. seven room single, fire place, oak Cash Charge bank by the person In whose name at Gibson's Oarage In the Town, of 9 cts Inc., 935 Main street. floors and trim, shade trees, price Manchester, fourteen- days after date, 6 Consecutive Days 7 eta such book was Issued, for payment TO RENT—FOUR ROOM fiat, all right- Call Arthur A PnoflA Tele-' 9 cts 11 cts of the amount of deposit represented which will be Friday, the Cth. day of 8 Consecutive Days SEWING MACHINE, repairing of all modern improvements at 36 Clinton phone 788-8, 876 Main street April, A. D., 1928, at 9 o’clock In the X Day ••••••••••••• 11 cts IS cts by said book, or for the Issuance of makes, oils, needles and supplies. R. street Apply 87 Clinton. Phone a duplicate book therefor. forenoon, to satisfy said.^ Execution All orders for Irregrular insertions W. Garrard, 37 Edward street. 1884-4. FOR SALE]— NEW 6 ROOM bunga and my fees thereon, the following will be charged at the one-time rata Phone 715. . Call 664 low, all Improvements. Telephone described property to It; LOST— ON ASHWORTH or Oak Special ratfss for long term every streets, one plumber’s pipe threader. Business Lo4»tlons for Rent tl4 2632-2 or call 108 Bonten street One (1) P*)rd Panel - idy Truck, lay advertising given upon request. CHIMNEYS CLEANED; key fitting, 1926 Model. " - Finder return to Edward Hess, 855 safes opened, saw filln r and grind And Ask for a Want Ad Taker Ads ordered for three or six days Main street. FOB RENT—The South Manchester Real iSslate fur Rxctiange 76 Dated at Mancliesler this '23rd day and stopped before the third ing. Work called for. Harold Clem- Garage, Center street, April 1st. Call of March, A. D.. 1928. lay will bo charged only for the ac son, 108 North Elm street. Phona 71 .Henderson Road. GERALD R. RISIJ-IY, LOST — AUTO MARKER SX-2008. 462. Tell Her W^at You Want FOR SALE OR-EXCHANGB property tual number of times the ad appear Notify W. R. Tinker Jr„ 130 Center Constable. ed. charging at the rate earned, but In town, in good locality. What have street. PHONOGRAPHS, Vacuum cleaner and An experienced operator will take your ad. help you you to offer? Wm. Kanehl. Telephone 10 allowances or refunds can be made Honsri fjr Renf; 05 1776. Dn six time ads‘ stopped after the clock repairing. Look and gunsmlth- word It for best resulta. and see that it is properly In LOST— BOSTON BULL, dark brlndle. ing, . saw filing, Bralthwalte. 68 with white breast, has Hartford Pearl street. serted. Bill will be mailed same day allowing you until FOR RENT—SIX ROOM SINGLE PERSONAL TAX PENALTY ‘^^No^-^uil forbids"; display lines not registration tag, A. .T. Willis, 33 Bel house on Ashworth street J. T. Resort Property for Sale 74 mont street. Phone 2351. seventh day after insertion to take advantage of the Murray 99 Main stree, Hartford, *°The Herald will not be responsible Frlvate Instruction 28 Conn. W ATER FRONT COTTAGE, deep ror more than one Incorrect Insertion CASH RATE. wide lot, wooded, driven well, shed NOT UNTIL S IX n DAYS rorsonals 8 of any advertisement ordered for BACKWARD CHILDREN and those FOR RENT—MODERN f room house. garage, west side Columbia Lake, more than one time. behind In work because of sickness Including gas. shades, screens etc. Columbia, Conn. Walter E. Critten The Inadvertent omission or incor “ WANGUM LODGE, Wethersfield, tutored in all grammar school sub Apply J. P. Tammany, 90 Main, den, 396 Livingston street. New Ha Bills For Property Taxes to Be rect publication of advertising will be Conn. For the care and treatment of jects. Former grammar school ven, Conn. rectified only by cancellation of the Invalids, convalescents, chronic and Mailed Within the Next Few cliarge made for the service render principal. Reasonable rates. Call Farms and Land tor Sale 71 mild nervous conditions. Rates rea 216-6. ed. Days. • • • sonable. Address Secretary or call Electrical Appliances— Radio u Apartments— Flats— FOB SALE— 4 ACRES of land, all Phone 2-6498. Hartford, Conn,, for tillable, suitable for building lots NEW BOOKS AT U6RARY All advertisements must conform Bonds—4tock»— Mortgages 81 Tenementji for Rent 68 . Despite a statement which ap in style, copy and typography with further Information." with building, on State Road, 33 ELECTRICAL CONTRAC'£INQ appll* peared in a Hartford paper this regulations enforced by the publlsh- MONEY TO LOAN on first and second FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM FLAT Walker street Eis. and they reserve the right to Announcementa anoes, motors, xenerators. sold uud with alL modern Improvements. In The following books were added morning to the effect that one dol mortgages. Mortgages bought and repaired; work called for. Pequot edit, revise or reject any copy con sold. P. O. Comollo, 18 Oak streeu quire 118 North Elm street. TEN ACRE FARM, barns and chicken to the South Manchester Library lar extra would be added to person sidered objectionable. Electrlo Co„ 407 Center street. Phone coops. State road, electric lights. STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all parti of Tel. 1540. 1698. this week: al taxes not paid on or before April CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads ,the world. Ask for sailing llata and FOR BENT—4 ROOM tenement with Price reasonable. See Stuart J. Was- to bo published same day must be re- /rates. Phone 760-8. Robert J. Smith, gas. electricity, bathroom, set tubs, ley, 827 Main street. Tel. 1428-2. Autobiography of a Business 1, it was given out today bV Gteorga tiGived by 12 o’clock ^oo* SSrturu&ys I00.<) Main street. Help Wanted -Female 80 Fuel and Feed 40-A newly decorated, 19 Ridgewood Woman, by Alice Foote MacDou- H. Howe, tax collector, that a FOR SALE—ON STATE ROAD only IO:SO a. m. '•‘.feet, near Hartford trolley. Tele gall; Chinese Lanterns, by Grace period ot 60 dayg, until June 1, is LADIES— TO SELL Beauty Silk phone 1810-2. $4,000 buys a nice small fafm, house Telephone Your Want Ads FOR SALE—HARDWOOD $8 a large In good condition. Price is right. Seton; Constructive Citizenship, by allowed for payment. AutomofoUes for Sale lingerie; Commission. Beautiful gar load, half loads sold. Charles R. Ads are accepted over the telephone ments, fast selling. Get In line for TO RENT— 3 ROOM tenement, all Easy terms. Call Arthur A. Knofla, L. P. Jacks; Georgian Stories 1924; Mr. Howe said today that the re Palmer, 44 Henry street. Tel. 895-3. 782-2. at the CHARGE RATE given above FOR SALE—1924 Chevrolet 4-door spring business. Address— Beauty modern Improvements. Call 30 Mary Glenn, by S. G. Millin; Mo port In the Hartford paper was er US a convenience to advertisers, but sedan, five new tires, just been over Silk Manufacturing Co., Coblesklll, FOR SALE—BIRCH WOOD cut In j Church street. Phone 1598. tion Picture in its Economic and roneous and has created a ^rong the GASH RATES will be accepted as N, Y. hauled, $100. 1925 Ford coupe, $75. stove lengths $11 per cord. Phone Social Aspects; Pennsylvania Beau Impression in this town. The bills FULL p a y m e n t If paid at the bust- Chevrolet touring, all new tltes, $50. 143-18. C. H, SchelL less otflce on or before the seventh At 149 Burnside avenue, or call WANTED— SINGLE GIRLS to learn EIGHT ROOM HOUSE on Main street. FIDO’S RIGHT TO UVE tiful, by Wallace Nutting; Princi which have been sent out and which .1:1 V following the first 263-12. hemming In cravat department. Ap FOR SALE — HARDWOOD stove Call Telephone 1054-2. ples of Bond Investment, by Oham- were received by those required to ply at Cheney P oth ess Employ 5.ich ad., otherwise the CHARGE length, under cover. Call after 6 berlain and Edwards; Prohibition pay the personal tax state speci K.\TB will be collected. No responsl- FOR SALE—DURANT CAR In. good ment Bureau. GHEENACHES, WADSWORTH ST.— p. m. V Flrpo 116 WeMs street. 5 room fiat, all modern Improve EXPIRES MAY FIRST and its Enforceihent; Sergeant hilliv tor errors In telephoned ads condition. Price $50. Telephone Phono l3()7-2. fically that the penalty will be add« will he assumed and their accuracy 1049-5. WANTED-16 YEAR OLD GIRLS to ments, with garage. Inquire 98 Eadle, by L. H. Nason; Strange In ed after 60 days from April 1. 1. hurch street, or Phone 1348. cannot be guaranteed. learn mill operations. Apply to terlude, by Eugene O’Neill; Style Bills for the property tax on the FOR SALE—NEW 1927 four door Cheney Bros. Employment Bureau. Household Goods 51 Dog license time is here again In Furniture, by R. D. Benn; Three Phone 664 Chevrolet sedan, fully equipped, and owners of doigs in ^Yanchester list as of October of last, year are FOR RENT— FIVE ROOM FLAT. 65 Live Ghosts, a comedy In three acts, beln« prepared now by ,Mr, Howe a s k rOH WAMT AU SERVICE spare tire, bumpers, motormeter, Help Wanted— Male 841 SPRING RUG OFFERING— Benton street. Louis J. Cook. will baire until May 1 to license • • • tell tale lights, driven 2 months, 8’3” xl0’6” Axmlnsters, $29.00; 9x12 by P. S, Isham; Time of Man, by E. and his assistant. They will be In just like new, owner will sell for AxminsterH, $23.00; 6x9 Axmln.sterH, their animals. All owners who fall FOB r e n t —SEVERAL first ulass M. Roberts; Under Twenty, a come the mails either during the latter Index of Classifications $276 down and a year to pay bal YOUNG MAN— Chain organization, $12.50; wool fiber 6x9, $12.00. Watkins to produce licenses by the first of has openings for young men over rents with all Improvements. Apply dy In three acts, by Westervelt and part ot this week or the first part ance. Apply 625 Main street. Furniture Exchange, 17 Oak street. Edward J Holl. 866 Main street. TeL May will be assessed a penalty of 21 years of ago to train as store others; The Way things Are, by E, of next. These taxes are dated for Evening Herald Want Ads are now managers, must bo willing to put 2 600. one dollar In addition to the price grouped according to olasslflcatlons GOOD USED CARS WniitL'd—-to liny M. Delafleld; What Happened to payment April 1 but the same time 1925 Ford Touring. or 3 months In training, with mod of the license. helow and for handy reference will erate earnings to start. Must ho NORTH END— 5 ROOM tenement, all Jones, an original farce in three appear in tlio numerical order indi 1922 Ford Touring, as that for the payment of the per neat, ambitious and furnish best of WILL PAY HIGHEST prices for all Improvejiicnts, low rent, at 169 Oak Last year 1,405 licenses were acts, by G. H. Broadhurst. cated’ ■ , 1924 Tudor Sedan. land street. Call North End Tailor. sonal tax, 60 days,.18 allowed. 1922 Ford Coupe. references. See personal manager, kinds of poultry. Wo will also buy Issued for individual dogs and also, Three books In German: Minna Losi and Bound ...... * between 5:30 and 7. 517 Main street. Announcements ...... v,.'...... '••• i 1923 Ford Coupe. rugs, palters and all kinds of junk. FOR RENT—Tenement, 17 Foster ten kennel licenses. Town Clerk von Barnhelm, by G. B. Lessing; 1926 Ford Coupe. Cull 982-4. Red tape, an expression signify Horsonals ...... ® WANTED SALESMAN — The New street, first house from East Center Sairiuel’ Turklngton expects an In Die Jungfrau von Orleans, by J. C. -AutomobllM 1925 Wyllls-Knlght Roadster. street, all Improvements. Inquire 15 ing official formality and delay, 1925 Ford Panel Truck. Homo Sewing Machine Co., have a WANTED—SECONDHAND furniture crease In the number of Individual P. von Schiller; Marla Stuart, by Atltomoblles for Sale ...... permanent and profitable position Foster .street. Tel. 167-2. owes its origin to the red tape Automobiles for Exchange o Moon Touring. and all kinds of junk, highest prices licenses Chls year but has asked for J. C, F: von Schiller. Nash Touring. for two men who qualify. For Inter paid. Call 849 before you sell. usually employed In tying up pub Auto Accessories—Tires •••••?« ® view phone 976-12, after 6 p. m. only ten kennel licenses. These ten Auto Repairing—P a i n t i n g , , 7 1026 Overland Sedan. licenses will be issued to those who HAYWOOD’S CONDITION lic documents. Auto Schools ...... 7-A WANTED AT ONCE several first Hoarders Wanted 5»-A Autos—Ship by Trupk ...... ■ 8 MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES FiSH-GAME DINNER , held them last year and any others Dependable Used Cars class painters. Apply R. E. Morton, Moscow, March 29.— The condition Autos—For Hire ...... v 19 Strickland street, after 5 p. m. WANTED— ROOMERS or boarders, who may wish to obtain them ^ 1 Garages—Service—Storage ■, • • lo 1069 Main street. Tel. 740 of William B. ( “ Big Bill’’ ) Hay Denis P. Coleman, Mgr. or would like to care for lawns or should notify the town clerk. Each Motorcycles— Blcyules ...... 11 W.\NTED— 16 YEAR OLD BOYS to similar work. 31 Oak street. Tel. RESERVATION LIMIT town gets only the number of ken wood, former Chicago leader of the Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 12 EASTER FLOWERS I LATE MODEL BUICK coupe. Fully learn mill operations. Applj to 1167-5. IliiKlnesK and Professional Services Cheney Bros. Employment Bureau. nel licenses which were issued the Industrial Workers of the World, Business Services Offered ...... H equipped. Low mileage. Price very previous year. was described as "very serious” to ORDER EARLY reasonable. Inquire 34 Bldwell St. Household Services Offered ...... 18-A Apartiiioiit — Flats— Must Be in By April 6—Door Individual licenses will cost two day. His heart action became so Building—Contracting ...... !♦ Fou ‘ y and Sii|>^dics 43 TeiiuiiieiitH for Kuiil «(3 Anderson Greenhouses Florists—Nurseries ...... IB CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE Prizes Contributed by Sev dollars, for male or spayed female weak that Dr. Llmcher had to ad Funeral Directors, ...... 1® 'During the show we obtained sov- dogs while female dogs which are minister digitalis. The symptoms of 6'ral good late models of Chevrolets TAKING ORDERS FOR Schweglors 153 EldHdge St. Phohd 2124 Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. 17 "Thoro-o-Bred” baby chicks, white, HUDSON STREET. 6 ROOM tenement eral Merchants. not spayeeP are charged at the rate diabetes have been checked. Insurance ...... 18 at prices that will Interest used ear and garage, near Depot. In good buyers. brown, buff Leghorns, Barred Ply of $10.25.' Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 mouth Rocks, S. C. R. I. Red. Mot condition. Modern Improvements. Reservations for the banquet of Moving—Trucking—Storage .... 20 H. A. STEPHENS Telephone 981 -2. Center at Knox. , Tel. 939-8. tled Anconas, White Plymouth the Manchester Fish and Game club THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: Painting—Papering ...... 21 Rocks. White Wyandottes, Buff Professional Services ...... 22 KOK RENT— 6 ROOM upstairs flaU in Tinker hall on April 11 must be NEW STATE titREAU 12 GOOD USED CARS Including two Orpingtons. 357 Woodbrldge street. Repairing ...... 23 Tel.' n54. all modern tmproveiiients. 82 Sum in the hands of the secretary before (249) Kinds of Oil ■J'allorlng-—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 2t 1927 Oldsmoblle Landaus. Crawford mer street. Phone 1986, Toilet Goods and Services ...... 26 Auto Supply Co.. Center and Trotter April 6, it was announced today. Stamford, Conn., March 29.— Sketches by Bessey; Synopsis by Braucher streets. Tel. 1174 or 2021-2. BARRED PLYMOUTH Rocks—hatch Wanted—Business Service ...... 26 ing eggs from prize winning and a PARTMEN'I'S— T wo. three and tout This is necessary In order that The state’s sixth free employment EdncntlonnI •heavy producing stock. Per setting ruuni apaitiiiunta nea;. Janitor s»r- Urbano Osano, who will serve the bureau wHl open here next Monday Courses and Classes ...... 2'i 4u(o .Accessories— Tires ‘1 or hundred. J. F. Bowen. 570 Wood- vlce. gas range, refrigerator, in-a- dinner, will know how many to pro in charge of Mrs. Sarah McLaghlan, Private Instruction ...... ^. 28 bridge street. Phone 2121. door bed furnished. Call Manchester Dancing ...... 28-A ConstruuMou Company. 2100 or tele vide for. according to announcement today Musical— Dramatic ...... 2ti FOR SALE—0-T lT E PISTON RINGS phone Vi'i-l. Souvenirs and door prizes have by James Fowler, deputy state Wanted— Instruotlon ...... j/’..®® They stop oil pumping, give your rock pullets. engine more power, and Increase FOR SALE—BARRED been offered for the banquet, the labor commissioner In charge . of rinnncinl ' ail ag'es. Karl Marks, 136 Summer former coming from the J. B. Wil Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 81 your mileage. Also we carry in stock street. Tel. 1877. FOR RENT—5 ROOM fiat. Elro the employment offices. Other Business Opportunities ...... 32 Norton Wheel Removers and K-D street, all Improvements. Call 245-2. liams Company of Glastonbury in bureaus in operation are at Hart Money to Loan ...... 33 Valve Lifters. Valves refaced, com MILLER’S BABY Chlx. Redo and Leg mutators trued, etc. Fred H. Nor the form of sample kits of shaving ford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Money Wanted ...... - S'* horns from our healthy trapnesied TO RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, all Im soap, after shaving lotion and toildt Help find Sltnnlloiia ton. ISO Main street, telephone breeders, sinie-iested and free from provements, nfevvly renovated, win Waterbury and Norwich. " Help Wanted — Female ...... 35 552-2. disease. Good sized birds and eggs. dows shaded. 30 Russell street. Call soap. Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 Heavy producers. Hatch weekly. 28 Russell street. Local merchants are among those Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 DISTRIBUTOR FOR Prest-O-Llte Phohe 1063-3 Fred Miller. North who are donating the prizes which Agents Wautedf ...... 37-A batteries for automobiles and radius. Coventry. (Ask me about poultry / FOR RENT—NEW 5 room flat, 's Situations Wanted — Female . . . . 88 All sizes and cars Complete battery supplies and equipment). j minutes to mill, all improvements, will be drawn. These are the F. T. Situn'lons Wanted—Male ...... 39 service. Center Auto Supply Co. 155 steam heat, shaded, garage. Phone Blish Hardware Company, the Man I’^mnlovjnenl Agoncle.s ...... 40 Center street. Tel. 673. OLIVER BROTHERS day old chicks j 1068-3, 14 Edgerton. chester Plumbing and Supply Com Houses For Sale Live tit lick—Pet a— Poultry— Vehlclea from two year old hens. Hollywood pany and Bdrrett & Robins, all Dogs — Birds— P.ets ...... 41 Auto Repairing— Fainting Strain-Blood tested and free from I $2,fi00 is the price for a small' Live Stock — Vehicles ...... 42 white dlarrheA Oliver Bros.. Clarks | dealers In sporting goods.; cottage with, fair, sized lot, elec Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 Corner. Conn. |P. 0 . SITE DIRT PAYS The Horton Manufacturing Com tricity, bathroom, garden and poul Besides the oil that we take^from tbe' tafth; various' Wanted — Pets — Poultry—Stock 44 .WANTED— AUTOS to repair, auto pany of Bristol has offered a steel oils are taken from vegetables, nuts and ahbnals such For Snlf*— Miacellnneona electrical systems repaired. All BABY CH1CX3— Best local stock;' try place. Why pay rent? Cen work guaranteed. Used parts for Bristol fishing rod and the Reming Articles for Sale ...... 45 popular breeds; guaranteed live de FOR JOB OF GRADING tral location. v as the whale. Oil that was burned tn early, days came Boats and Accessories ...... 46 sale. Abel’s Service Station, 26 livery; we do custom hatching: tree ton Arms company has given 300 Cooper street. Tel. 789. Seven room single, furnace, gas, from olives, and olive oil and cod-liver oil'are of great Building Materials ...... 47 catalogue. Clark’s Hatchery. East sportsmen’s calendars. The Aetna etc., walk and curbing, 2 car garage, Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 Har*f''rd. Conrii benefit today medicinally. The man here is knocking Ivlectrtcal Apiiltances— Radio .. 49 EXPERT AUTOMOBILE repairing, Fire Insurance Company will also poultry house, land for' another Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A all makes of cars. Special electrical BABY CHICKS E. J Holl Makes Swap of Steam contribute souvenirs. Music during house o r , garden. A few fruit down coconuts, oil from which it used for oleomarga f.ardsn — Farm — Dairy ProducUi SO work. Day and night storage. The Baby chicks, blood tested. Ohio Conkey Auto Co., 20-22 East Center. Shovel’s Services For Filling the dinner will be furnished by the trees and grapes. Price $6,600, rine, soap, ckndies and lubricant. Household Goods ...... 51 State University accredited. Order In Troubadours of the Center Con terms. Machinery and Tools ...... 52 Tel. 840. Distributors StudCbaker advance. Manchester Grain and Coal Taken Out. NEA, Throxigh Spwlil PfntilMten ef ttw PubllOitr, of Th. Boeic »f Knewltdg,, 7923*26. Musical Instruments ...... 53 and Ersklne Motor Cars. Company. Phone 1760. gregational church. Porter street, nice single with 2 Office and Store E quipm ent...... 54 The speakers for the occasion car garage. House is all modern Spurting Goods—Guns ...... 55 Garages— Service— Storage l (' Edward J. Holl, who has assumed Biiecials at the Stores ...... 56 Articles for Sale 4,") will be Charles E. Wheeler of and the rooms are weir arranged. It .the task of grading the government Stratford, member of the Connec is offered at $7,500, $1,000 cash. Wearing Apparel — Furs ...... 57 Post Office site adjoining the Wanted—To Buy ...... SS FOR RENT—GARAGE rear of 701 FOR SALE—MAHOGANY chest ticut Fish and Game Commission Six room American colonial, oak llooina— Hoard— Hotels-Reaorta Main street. Apply to Aaapn John- six drawers, 2 charred barrrts. Masonic temple at the Center, has a and A. Joseph Williamson oP trim and fioors down, steam, gas, IteNtaii rants son. 62 Linden street ord i to the Haines, 67 Summer street. steam shovel at work bringing the janitor. Bridgeport, chief game warden. A white plumbing, 2 car garage, high Rooms Wltl’.out Board ...... 59 land to street level. ' Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A moving picture film showing the elevation, north end. Price only He is using the dirt as filler for l^ountry Board — Resorts ...... 60 Business Service Offered 13 FOR SALE—COW MANURE, 162 growth of trout will be shown. $6,600, $1,000 cash. Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 Birch street. his property on Main street near Five room single, Greenacres. A Wanted — Rooms— Board ...... 62 the Bigelow brook north of Wads Ileal lOatnte For Kent CHAIR CANING neatly done. Price nice little cottage, all modern .Apartments. Flats. Tenements .. 63 right, satisfaction guaranteed. Carl worth street The work Is being PRINCE AGAIN THROWN. $6,500. $500 cash. Business Locniions tor Rent . . . . 64 Anderson, 63 Norman street. Phone HOSPITAL NOTES done by Mr. Holl without other Building lots. Buy now when Houses for Rent ...... 65 1892-2. compensation than the dirt he Is London, March 29,— ^Although Ruhurhan for Rent ...... 66 prices are at'lowest of year. Prices Surtiiiier Homes for Rent ...... 67 removing. again thrown from his horse,’, Miss as low as $130 with city water and Wanted to Rent ...... 68 PIANO TUNING— All ■work guaran As soon as the landed Is graded Moffat, the Prince of Wales today electricity. $350 with sewer, Ileal "^stafe For Sale teed. Estimates ■ cheerfully given. Admissions yesterday at Memori the park department will begin won the Point-to-point race for of water, gas and electricity. These Apartment Buildings for Sale . . . 69 Kemp’s Music House. TeL 82L ficers belonging to the’ Highland Business Property for Sale . . . . . 70 al hospital were Aaron Raddlng of planting the site with grass and are absolute bargains and a lot for ]-'arips and Land for Sale ...... 71 Summit street and Joseph Gra’vlno shrubs. It is expected that .the Brigade Club. The race was run at a little. « Houses for Sale 7J SNOW IN CHICAGO. of 13 Norman street. Patients dis planting will begin late next week Dockington, Surrey. I.ots for ^ale - a ...... 73 when Mr. Holl expects to have the When only three fences from the Resort Property for S a l e ...... 74 charged were 'William Leggett of Suhurban for Sale ...... 75 Church street and Mrs. William grading finished. finish, the prince was thrown over Real Estate for E x ch a n g e...... 76 Chicago, March 29.— Chicagoans Stratton and^ infant son of 54 his horse's head, but he was un Robert J. Smith , Oil is distilled from the Wan led—Real Estate ...... 77 tramped to work In several inches Chestnut street. There was one The/first moving picture was hurt, and quickly remounted, fin 1009 Main Street ' bitter almonds pictured .Cotton is the most im Aiietinn— Lcgnl Notlees of freshly fallen snow today. The produ<:ed in 1894 by Alexander ishing a quarter of a mile ahead of Auction Sales ...... 78 death, two years old Barbara Denn- REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE here, and is good for portant, of textile, fibres, l.egal Notices ...... 79 mercury hoyered around freezing. ler of Winter streeti Black. his nearest competitor. STEAMSHIP TICKETS cooking purposes after'it but cottonseed oil is is freed ’ from . prussic■ wholesome and is used; GAS BUGGIES—A Bold Thief By Frank Beck acid.'- ' X. ■ t for food purposes.' I W ANT 7D / I a m 1------CROWN SEE MR. STONE MRS. MCKLOSKY, OH , YES, / r NEVER j e w e l s . RIGHT AWAY_. MY HUSBAND IS SOMETHING T»L®r BUY OISCARDED hM- m m - ...... VERY SORRY, BUT ^ MR. MCKLOSKY, HAS BEEN THING S. Z CUSTOMER FOR © 6 poM IMPORTANT MR. STONE ISNT THE CONTRACTOR DISCARDED BY MEAN CROWN ' STUFF AlitEADY BUSINESS. IN Y E T . h e ’s I AM LOOKING THE CROWNED JEWELS • THAT BEEN OUT OF FOR PEDIGREED HEADS OF HAVE BEEN KMiTBE OLD STONE T O W N . STEP JEWELS. THE EUROPE,. LOST THROUGH WQWn* FIND ME < INSIDE AND KIND ONE READS TRAGEDY. A HARD BABY lO HAVE A ABOUT IN DO BUSINESS ■'■a?- S E A T , ^ .SUNDAY 1 t; WITH. 0/V-. \ PAPERS. MORMON OND L6R (Cotton growers used to be g)a^ to aiipw anyone to have ^ e cofttdR" seeds from which :the cotton has been fmvnr/ plMcked. "" But now the seeds, which are crushed In or der^ be extracted from them, provide a large pi^rt o f the income from a cottoh- crop. Coliton plj^ars,;m$a^^B^^ plantation In the ^udan are shown abo^i. * (Next: Forest Friends) fCep4T I n 'ir-VA. !'-“7 ' > ' ' ‘ ' ■ ■■ \ ' ■ -js-- - -J •■ -, '•... 'r-J : V l i - ' l ' s i - - V” '' ' '■ ■' ■ ^WAlNUHfilSTEK (CONIN.) ETVglSrTNG HlfiKALiP, THUKSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928. . ' By Percy L. FLAPPER FANNY SAYgt SKIPPY ll.iJU.g *.!.,! .' ■■ ilWl SENSE »»i NONSENSE ^ \ -’sMppy,p/pv»i; Yes, .; f*^N o«)cirreM ,M A,t*«eirLj, 'AkilbUkiRV*®! "When I was a little boy your WASH VooR fince A N P Y o u r , 6 6 eTHOV£NroR€ OFfTHE age I didn’t tell lies,” said dad re MP0NLI6KT SftMArA, The old-fashioned fellow who V3 used to get out and walk fifteen miles or so during an afternoon, and never think anything of it, has REG. U. S. PAt. OFT. iLwtifht, lMa 'P«r«7 L Croiby, Ptm Aun.. Inc.^ C 1328. BY NCA SERVICE, INC. a grandson now, who never thought mf of it either. They say women jiainted in the Last year’s Christmas swappers OUR BOARDING HOUSE middle age.«i. Tliey stili do. The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Fox have all forgiven each other and are getting ready for this year's By Gene Ahem event. ‘‘Do you believe in the survival crfY EprroR! Ort VBS,-'A^i‘««• BV of the fittest?” Y^ARS Ar^p a g o , WMtrJ -tnr WAS VtlAV,*^ iS-Yi^EYriB/tfRlCAL ‘‘I don’t believe in the survival I X am MAtroR A. MoopuB,- soe#jrris-r, of anybody. I am an undertaker.” ^riuu A YoUrvfG m a n , h i s AM PirioN v/A^ 'T o I HW LORE.R, ARCflASOLOGISI^ LECtbRgR, CRvYic^ OR SPoRrriHe Al^P IWv/^fA-fOR f I flAV/e -JU S Y « EPlYOR lA • AY PRESEAiY? O.NE FOR STARS You might not think it, but I can remember way back years ago A REMARKABLE - SAPefY -^O R Po VOO P • (isn’t that nice?) Learn to Laugh (// F 1 L Learn to laugh; good laugh is M S better than medicine. THE Kt'LEH ' Learn how to tell a story; a good story, well told, is as welcome as 1— The idea of letter golf is tosunshine in a sick room. change one word to another and do Learn to keep your troubles to e> it in par a given number of strokes. yourself; the world is too busy to Thus to change COW to HEN, in heed your ilis and sorrows. throe strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, Learn to meet your friends with HEN. a smile: a good humored man or 2— You can change only one let woman is always welcome, but the ter at a time. 3— You must have a completeill-tempered is not wanted any . 5 OUJKi of4 C 0 : jN a W H i l ^ W h 0 N word, of common usage, for each where. — A N p l 0 ^ 0 K i PaBLIClYV jump. Slang words and abbrevia H 0 T M i N K ^ A fo o M e:* W i n - S00 H i m HE" PLAYS AGENrY-==5 tions don’t count. A local bird whose wife diets 4— The order of letters cannot beherself almost to shadow calls her pprr^Np:’ - 51828. BY NEA 8ESV1CE, INC. "£0. W. a FAT. Off. £a changed. • Napoleon because of her bony- (CFontaine Fox, 192S. Tht Bell Syndicate, Inc ) J'7' parts- Yeow! Reformers are largely the reason It has just occurred to us that i lot of folks don’t reform. skirts and hair arc both bobbed By Crane now. WASHINGTON TUBBS H A happy home is one wTiere 7\\ CAtt'f 0»iT5GRSt^Vi0 VT, L^D. SL(VC\<86ftWO’S 'ather hands out generously and Epitaphs foP. TyV UOVJK^ AA^P TUe rRE^SORE’S BUpveU UUOGtIi ;ives in without argument. “ Solomon Levy sleeps here in the M\K£, CAP'M----- ground. "cmwMEv t5ocvi". K jea, w t pm-os cwitAwe/ If smoking is a nervous habit, "Don’t jingle money >/hile walking 15.0CK, BX aSo BOOTV. ;hen what is chewing? around.” LOOK/ Sfomr ^ UAL COCHRAN — PICTliR£$ ^ KNICK Rfa.u.i.MT.orr. J y V FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Poor Likeness By Blosser OSSIE'S ALVWA/S SAVIN’ J U S r TAKE A LOOK A T VJJAAT’S NOBODY BOr FRECKLES 7AESE,|FY?U 7AINK I SAOVW AIM ■ T A A T ^ VJOELL, IT CERTAINLY e r H E LE N A EN ER TOOK A BIS TRIP DIDN'TSEESCV^E 7AINSS VMASAINSTtNS NOVW ? DOESN’T LOOK A BIT v n a e n l v»;jeNT avw av e a r l y l a s t VNAERE you SEE 7UE MONUM'ENT', VNAY7AATSA LIKE A/M’-5 ENENINS, ON OCEAN AN’ EMERTA/NS » l a s t s u m m e r - ■JABRE’S SLIM' PICTURE OP 7AC A BOATSAIL1N6 MOAITLL 1 SAOVN A/M TAE^AITE Aouse L VNA6AIHS70M. c n d i r e c t f o r 7ABSE SNAPSADTS? TOOK ATMJASA)/06T: ! / k o n u m e n t /' CAPE70VWN, FRECj^LES a n d UNCLE AARRY / a r e n o \n o n m e LAST uES OF 7AS1R TRIP 70 AFRICA WSA sAAAA/ \NA1LE INTAE m e a /o t i m e B A C K a o m e t " BEG. U. S. PAT. OFF. f928. BY NEA SERVICE. INC. By SmaU READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE SALESMAN SAM Presence of Mind The sacks of flour squirmed on by side. Then Scouty to the baker the ground, and then sat up and said, “ What else, now, can we do?” QUICK,CiUZL*. TH’ WORSE IS S U F F e R iN ' SNFiKES’ H e ^ HEY! VJWATS ine I'M CACLIM' YW' looked around. They spied the little The baker thought, and said, IDEA o' BOSTIM’ FIRE H O R S C IB.. Tinymites, and one sack said, “ W e’re set, except for three things "XWrowiN’ <^»iOTHER FIT FRon 60TTA YfeRRIFIC FEVeR\ I e«TfN' THOSE 'TWO SFiRRELS O’ DEPARTMeMi; “ What ho! You’ve taken us from you must get. We need a spoon, and OMe. HUMORED AM’6l6rtT BWNIH’ UPl\ slumberland. Just why, we cannot measuring cup, and flour sifter, 60 Granulated Sugar, 5 lbs...... 29c One must have a new GIRLS’ COATS BOYS’ COATS bag, especially when they King Arthur Flour ...... are so reasonably priced. A choice of pouch or un- Pinehurst Bulk Molasses, 35c qt., $1.25 gal. der-the-arm bags in vari $5.98 $14.98 $5.98 ° $9.98 ous leathers and colors Ivory Soap (medium)...... 5c cake and sizes. Also Graceline M mdmatt^admr Limit 3 cakes with each order. Cunning little models in blue Sturdy mannish coats in silk bags. and rose trimmed with smock navy blue trimmed with em Bleaching Water ...... 11c bottle ing for dressy wear, and tailor blems on the sleeve and brass ed tweeds and woolens for buttons. AlSfO other good $2.98 Fresh Meat every day wear. Sizes 2 to €. looking models from which-you Fresh Fish years. may select. ^ Forty Fathom Fresh Pinehnrat Hamburg 25c Bags— ^Main Floor Fillet of Haddock Smoked Fillet of Haddock Ribs of Corned Beef 14c. or Finnan Haddie. Gay Boutonnieres Plenty of Solid pieces of Dressed Haddock. ¥ . Fresh Halibut Corned Beef for slicing. Walking Dresses SPRING HATS To add a dash of color to Steak Cod Sauer Kraut, 3 lbs. 25c. your spring outfit, or bright Fillet of Sole $1.25'” $2.98 Try Breaded Veal Chops en up your dark frock. You Just the finest R (^ AND $ 1 .4 9 $ 3 .9 8 will be. delighted with .our Fine quality lawn dresses .1 B U C K SH A D . or C u tlet trimmed with touches of em new assortment of attrac Oysters, Clams Breaded Pork Chops or broidery, lace and contrasting Cunning ll\tle.-stt'5'v^,*ttd silk tive boutonnieres. Open Clams for Chowder. Pork Chops baked with colored collars and cuffs. ' Also hats that will liarihopize; with dainty prints and plain colored the little lady’s new spring milk are also yery tender. SALES and SERVICE] Pinehurst Round Ground broadcloths. ' Sizes 1, 2 and 3 coat. All light shades. years. . v;: • . 5 0 c ‘“ 99 c 45c. Special Bacon sliced at 33c lb. ■ ' ■ Honeycomb Tripe Boatoiuiieres— Main Floor HIUiRY BROS. Plnehnnt will be open until nine tonight. Ooxno in or phone Juvenile Apparel—Main F loor,'B ^ li' C your order tonight. First delivery 8 o’clock. , 1107, 384 TTtfd. ... a m ,1