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BUTLER RAPS HOOVER PLEADS Hoover On Way to Old Home DRY QllESm , -<$> G.O.P. STAND ON FOR FREEDOM MAJOiR ISSUE, -i/.l P R « m O N IN _^ G 1 0 N S H n W E R T S President of Columbia Col '^very Han Has the Right To Define H is. Position La^ S ipal From HasseD lege Says 18th Amend to Serve God According Clearly and Unmistakably and Cramer Recehred 3 ment Must Be Wiped Out to His Conscience/’ He In His Acceptance Speech Near Death Qn Arrival a. m. Sonday— Almost a to Save Constitution. Quotes. on Wednesday Night. New York, Aug. 20.— Near-dis Captain George Sweeting of tbe Day Overdne; Ships Ask aster marked the arrival on the Macon, his face -white "and tense, New York, Aug. 20.— Dr. Nichol Aboard Hoover Train, Enroute to Albany, N. Y., Aug. 20. — Gov Leviathan today of “ His Worship,” reversed his engines in time to Kansas City, Aug. 20.— Having avert a tragedy by a matter of sec ed to Keep Lookoot for as Murray Butler, president of Co ernor A1 Smith announced today the Lord Mayor of Southampton, lumbia University and uncomprom sounded a new appeal for religious onds. Through the few monients of that he would define his position on England, Mrs. Lucia Marian . Fos dknger^ the band played gaily, with Lost Fly«rsT-Had Been ising foe of prohibition, today de freedom in the heart of the Catho prohibition “ clearly and unmis ter-Welch, for an official visit to the musicians Ignorant that death clared his vigorous disapproval of lic southwest, Herbert Hoover takably” in the address he will de America. hovered near. Herbert Hoover’s stand for en crossed Kansas today enroute to a liver on the east steps of the Capi Death under the whirling blades Governor Whalen accompanied Warned by Experts Not \ X. of the liner’s propellers was avert tbe guests to the Savoy Plaza ho forcement, reaffirming his belief series of farm conferences at his S8. '.i. ' tol Wednesday night in formally birthplace In West Branch, Iowa. ed only by a few feet, and the dis tel. Mayor Walker was to greet that the ISth Amendment must be accepting the Democratic presiden tinguished visitor and her daugh them officially at City Hall later in to Attempt Hop at This The Repubiican nominee will tial nomination. wiped out “ if the Constitution it reach his birthplace early tomorrow ter, Mrs. Dorothy Marian Baton, the day. self Is to be preserved and protect Indirectly the governor indi knew nothing of it until the danger The Lord Mayor was resplendent morning, spending the day review cated that he expected prohibitiop was past. . - ’ j y - Season. ed.” ing scenes familiar to his boyhood in scarlet robes trimmed with would become one of the major As the municipal tug the Macon, mink, an ornate gold chain, bear Continuing the fight he began and, deliver his first prepared farm issues in the coming campaign. speech at night. He will spend with the welcoming committee ing her keys of office, and the coat more than a year ago to win the The prohibition question came aboard, neared th,e liner, the little of arms of her predecessors on the Halifax, N. S., A u gf 20.— Radio Wednesday and Thursday at Cedar up for discussion at today’s con Republican party over to the re Rapids, meeting horny-handed sons craft was carried along the high chain about her neck, with the grams were flashed to ships at sea ference between the governor and steel wall of the ship, headed for peal movement, a fight which he of toil and farm leaders from all whole regalia topped with a tri- early today to keep a lookout for newspapermen because of the an the propellers. cornered beaver hat. carried personally and lone-handed sections of the middle west. He nouncement by Dr. Nicholas Mur Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer, to the fioor of the Kansas City will resume his return trip to ray Butler, president of Columbia Washington late Thursday. the two American aviators who be ' convention after encountering University, and one of the Republi On his journey east through can leaders of the country, that he came lost while attemping a flight overwhelming' defeat in the plat Arizona and New Mexico, Hoover would not be bound by Herbert GOEBEL CROSSES COUNTRY from Canada to Greenland. form committee, Butler declared received assurances from Republi Hoover’s views on that subject. While the route taken by the air that “ anyone who is opposed to the can leaders that he would carry When shown a newspaper con repeal of the 18th Amendment x x both states. He spoke to a dozen men was Tar north of the regula taining Dr. Butler’s criticism of tion steamer lane, small ships ply must then be in favor of the only crowds from the rear platform of Hoover’s prohibition stand, the IN LITTLE OVER 19 HOURS alternative, which is the continu the water where the men may have his train, including one prepared governor glanced at it and remark come down. ance of the present reign of law speech at Albuquerque. It'was in ed, smiling: lessness, debauchery and govern his speech with Catholics predom Favorable weather conditions “ I’ll read that when I get time, “IT’S THE BALONEY” were reported, off the coast. ment-made crime.” inating in his audience, that Hoover business before pleasure.” Coupled with his denunciation sounded the religious liberty note. Winner of Pacific Flight Es STARTLES RADIO FOLKS Belief is maintafned here that Asked if he had any comment the plane was forced to land by me of Hoover’s acceptance-speech ut “ I like to remember in these to make on Dr. Butler's announce terances on the prohibition ques days of the occasion of raising the chanical trouble, but there is no ex- - ment, the governor answered: tablishes New Record; Cincinnati; Ohio, August 20. planation of its silence. The last tion, Butler, in an open letter made American flag in this state by Gen “ It’s the baloney!” - public at his Southampton, Long eral Kearney, when he made a “ I will define my position on pro signal from it was received at Z hibition clearly and unmistakably When the radio audience of o’clock Sunday morning. Island, summer home, also ex statement that is as true today as Old Mark Was 26 Hours W L S heard this succlnt ex pressed dissent with the Republi it wus then,” said Hoover. “ He next Wednesday night. When fhe campaign starts we will talk it and pression boom out of their loud ROCKFORD GLOOMY. can nominee’s stand on disarma said: ‘We come as friends to make speakers Saturday night, just ment and world peace. this a part of representative gov debate it.” and 50 Minutes. Rockford, ill., Aug. 20.— Gloom The governor said he would not after the acceptance speech of spread over Rockford today as hope Calls Doctrine False ernment. IjU our government all Senator Charles Curtis had been He assailed Hoover’s brief treat men are equal. Every man has a give any thought to his campaign waned for the missing Sweden- plans until after the notification broadcast, they gasped In as bound flyers, Bert Hassell and ment of “ the truly remarkable right to serve God according to his Curtiss Field, N. Aug. 20.— tonishment — and Announcer treaty just now being signed by conscience and his hearf.’ ” ceremony. Parker Cramer, who are almost a Art Goebel, winner of the Dole William Stees was still perspir day overdue at Mt. Evans, Green ourselves and all the great powers “ This was a great charter for a ing today as he explained that land. of the earth pledging renunciation new member of the union. It em ANSWER TO WHITE flight to Hawaii, arrived here this the ambiguous words meant the of war.” He denounced as false bodied the true spirit of American ‘‘No sign of Hassell yet. Long Albany, N. Y., Aug. 20.— On the morning, establishing a new record title of an organ solo to follow overdue.” doctrine, overturned by the whole liberties.” Back to the scenes of his boyhood in West Branch, la., Herbert eye of- the ceremony at which he from the station’s studio, and trend of history since the World In each state the Republican for a non-stop fiight across the con That was the discouraging report Hoover, Republican presidential nominee, is returning to meet pld will be formally notified of the had no connection with the radioed from Mount Evans, in the War, Hoover’s statement that leaders boarded his train, the wo tinent. vice - presidential nominee’s friends and revisit familiar places. At the to^p here is Newt.Buffer, Democratic presidential nomination. ban da of the Chamber of Commerce adequate preparedness for de men leaders were entertained by Gov. A1 Smith was expected to issue Goebel left Los Angeles at 12:06 speech at Topeka^ j fense” is a factor contributing to Mrs. Hoover, who is rapidly shar who “ licked” Hoover in a boyhood 6'attle.. * Below is the old Hoover today. It wgs signed “ Eet^,” for a statement denouncing his critics p m.-,. yesterday (Pacific Standard l4>- Elmer-Rtes, mechanic, who had the maintenance of peace. ing honors With her husband as a home, where Herbert was born. At the bottom is the old West Branch for picturing him as a foe of good campaigner. The men, leaders Time) and arrived here at 11:08 a. gone on ahead to greet the plane “ Surely,” he said, “ the repetition Friends’ church, where Hoover’s grandmother used to preach at the government. of this ancient and discarded doc went into conference with Hoover. m., (Eastern Daylight Time), mak in Greenland- . women’s sessions. Tbe statement, according to the ing the long journey in n^ineteen Many Rockford citizens remained trine will not be accepted by the This was the rule Saturday in Ari governor’s confidants, will be a di COP ASSISTED MAN masses of the Republican party or zona, it was continued Sunday in hours and two minutes. up all night to await word of the rect • answer to William Allen Goebel was accompanied by missing plane. The hope prevails by the people.” New Mexico and again today in White, Kansas editor, who charged- Kansas. Harry Tucker, Santa Monica sports that the flyers .are safe, having lost A life-long Republican, and long that the noniinee, when a member TO ESCAPE ARREST communication with the outside interested, as president of the Today’s Schedule HUSBAND MADE HER jROBINSON ARRIVES of the State Legislature twenty man, in the plane “ Yankee Dgodle” The schedule for Hoover’s train a- Lockheed Vega with a Pratt & world through the failure of their Carnegie Foundation for Interna years ago, always voted to protect broadcasting set."« tional Peace, in the world move carried him into Dodge City at the saloon, gambling and vice. Whitney motor capable of 175 I 8:35 Mountain time, for a 15-min miles an hour. ment for disarmament, Butler was A H E M P T SUICIDE' IN NEW YORK CITY While the statement may not WERE WARNED himself a presidential candidate ute stop. He spoke from the rear mention Dr. John Roach Straton, The previous record of 26 hours Norwalk Policeman Accused platform briefly to a crowd that and 50 minutes was held by Lieu Copenhagen,. Aug. 18.— ^Bert before the Chicago convention in pastor of Calvary Baptist church, Hassell and Parker Crailier started 1920. His break with Hoover gathered round the train. At 1:15 New York, by name, friends of the tenants Macready and Kelly. Central time, he was due in Hut No One Recognized Smith’s Few Reports by New York Sleuths; Po‘ their flight to Greenland against withdraws from the national governor predicted that indirectly the advice of Danish Polar experts, ticket in the pivotal New chinson, Kansas, for another brief He Slashes Own Throat; Reports of the plane since its it would be a complete answer to it was revealed today by Halge York campaign the support of one halt. He was to reach Newton at Running Mate, Among the charge by the clergyman that departure from Los Angeles had 2:30; Emporia at 4:30; Topeka at been few^ but no anxiety, was felt lice Board Probing. Bangsted, who has just returned the nominee is “ the deadliest foe from Greenland, where he arrang (Contlnaed on Page 2.) 6:35 and Kansas City, Mo., at 8:40 Both Dying in New Jersey in America today to moral prog for Goebel and Tucker by aviation tonight. Thousands at Station. ress.” experts, who expriessed absolute ed for the landing and refueling of the Hassell airplane. After a 20-minute halt in Kan- Hospital. While the governor has issued confidence in the Hawaiian flight Norwalk, Conn,., Aug. 20.— The many sharp statements in the last winner’s ability to succeed. . Board of ,Public Safety fe perusing “ I cabled Hassell that he' had (Continued on page 2) better- .wait until spring for the I New York, Aug. 20.— Senator eight years in disputes with Re The flight marked the first time a complaint made by New York publican leader^ of the State Legis the nation has been spaned from flight as landing and re-starting, in SOCIETY EXCITED LInwood, N. J., Aug. 20.— Lying Joseph T. Robinson,' Democratic police that a member of the local I lature, his close friends expect the west to east In a non-stop jump, Greenland would be "very difficult. EARLY NOMINATION, at the point of death in Somers , nominee for the vice-presidency, ar- forthcoming statement will be one and broke a speed record which police department aided a man be I am astonished that, he started at Point hospital, Mrs. Charlotte I rived in New York today from his of the most bitter that the executive had stood for more-than five'years. ing sought by New York in connec this time of year,” . . . OVER CLUB RAIDS Bangsted said that, he had ar Burkhardt, 26, was quoted by state Arkansas home on his way itp take ever has penned. They predict ,that The plane carried 450 gallons of tion with a bootleg ring to escape once and for all Smith will attempt ranged three landing placet at* troopers today as saying that her part in. the notification ceremonies gasoline. The route lay across arrest here. The board met in , ses BLODGETT’ S PLEA for Gov. Smith. to bury the charge that his legisla Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Okla Stromfjord, 1,700,., 400 and 1,500 husband attempted to force her to sion last night, ending its deliber feet, long, but only, fifty feet wide. Accompanying, the, senator were tive, record, Us it relates to moral homa, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, 125 Leaders With Broadway commit suicide with him. his wife, her brother, Grady Miller, issues, is not what it shpuld be. Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania. ations far after midnight. Today They are surrounded with high “ He made me do It— I couldn’t .of Little Rock, Mrs. Miller, Vincent Delays Reply Offfficial Time the board issued a statement con rocks and aand-banks. A big/ risk By waiting until a day or so be would be encountered,In taking off State Official Asks Candi defy him,” the troopers said she ‘ L. Miles, of Fort Snilth, A.rk., na- Frank Titchenor, publisher of the cerning the case, saying it had a Celebrities Called to Tell fore he formally'accepts the presi with a heavily-laden • airplane froni told them. j tional committeeman from' Arkan Aero Digest, who acted as official man under suspicion but refused sas and Mrs. Miles; C. W. Martin, dential nominatioq, to reply to timer and was first to greet the these runways, Bangsted said, be Bleeding from knife wounds, the White’s charges, the governor is to name the man.. cause they were not perfectly .flat Story to Grand Jury. dates Not to Delay Filing couple lay on the ground in a wood secretary to Senator Robinson and flyers when they stepped from the J. J. Harrison, chairm'^ of the fi said to feel that his defense of his plane, announced the official time : According to the Board of Safe and could not be improved until here Saturday night and part of legislative record will be given spring.. - , Sunday. The woman is dying but nance committee of the Arkansas as 18 hours and 58 minutes. He ty one ■ Carmine Llzzenciato, of Their Intentions. more careful study by the voters of New ConditiDns . physicians stated that her husband, state Democratic committee. gave the official time of arrival as Brooklyn jumped his ball bond In. A welcoming delegation from the country. The governor Is said 11: 08 a. m., but sara he had accept “ Hassell must have been fully New York, Aug. 2,0.— One hun Carl, 39, has a slim chance to re to have told his advisers that he is 1920 and has been sought ever cover. Her left hand was nearly Democratic national headquarters ed Tutker’s statement that the since. Last week, the hoard mem aware,” Bangsted said, “ of these dred and twenty-five society -lead Hartford, Conn., Aug. 20.— Wil met Gov. Smith's running‘ mate and confidant he can convince the coun wheels of ,the plane had not left landing and re-starting difficulties severed and her husband’s throat try that White's charges are not bers say; he was a guest of Rudolph ers and Broadway celebrities were liam H. Blodgett, state tax commis was cut in two places. his companions at Grand Central the ground at Los, Angeles until Bovi, at a ’^lpcal hotel. New York since a full report on the arrange expected In the Federal building, terminal. borne out by the facts. 12:10 p. m.. Pacific time, although ments in Greenland had been sent sioner, today issued a formal state Lost His Fortune There is every indication that police were sent here and together where they expected to face Mrs. Burkhardt told police he had lost Not Recognized reports from Los Angeles gave the with local police, they watched the to him at Rockford. ment Urging that candidates for Not one o f the hundreds of per the forthcoming statement will be hotel for several days. Suddenly “ Even if Hassell and Cramer Mabel Walker Willebrandt, assist his fortune in the stqck exchange the last formal defense that Gov the Republican nomination for and later had been discharged from sons-in the congested terminal rec (Continued on Page 8) the man completely disappeared succeeded in reaching and leaving ant attorney-general, and a Grand ognized Senator Robinson as he and ernor Smith will make of his exec Greenland, the flight to Reykjavik Jury to tell what they know of the United States Senator make their his position. What money he had utive record. He is understood to just as an arrest was imminent. left had been spent on a “ second his party passed to a side stairway Llzzenciato,' the Board of Safety will also be extremely dangerous, alleged sale of liquor in Broadway Intentions known 'sufficiently long and into the street. have told his advisers that he does night clubs. honeymoon” with his wife at At CURTIS TO CAMPAIGN says, was in Norwalk from Tues as the airplane must fly at an alti before the convention to give others Senator Robinson was to confer not Intend to permit this to become day until Friday. tude of 8,000 feet in order to clear The society man hunt today had lantic City last week, he said, and an issue in the coming campaign. a chance to examine their records they had decided to go through with later in the day with John J. Ras- Meanwhile the New York police the ice and fog.” reached its climax with federal offi of public service, and not wait un kob, chairman of the Democratic The work of preparing his reply IN EASllRN CITIES went back to their own headquar cers, armed with subpoenas, scurry the suicide pact when their remain to White was nearly as tedious as til the convention convenes and ing funds were dissipated. national committee. , ' ters aud told Charles ,J. Dodd, cap S-riLL HAVE HOPES ing hither and yon over Long “ depend on those who are alleged He will motor with Mrs. Robin the writing of his acceptance Burkhardt was placed under ar speech, the governor indicated to tain, o f detectives, what happened. Copenhagen, Aug. 20.^Dauga- Island and Park avenue, dragging to be leaders of the party to put son tomorrow; to Hyde^Park, where Vice-Presidential Nominee on Captain Dodd immediately started into court such society night club them across.” rest at the hospital on a charge of friends. For more than two weeks ard Jensen,, general director of the atrocious assault and battery with they will be the guests o f Franklin His Way to Washington to action that-led to the- Board of habitues as they could lay their “ Such methods of nominating at odd moments he has been read Danish State .Department for intent to kill. D. Roosevelt and Mrs. RoOseVelL Get Assignments. Safetyhere taking..,up the matter. Greenland, declared today there is hands on. Scores of others already candidates are not conducive to They will remain there Tuesday- ing the 20-year-old bills mentioned had been summoned. The Burkhardts lived in New The affair has not "ended yet, the Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer, good feeling irf the party,” Mr. York and had been married about night, leaving Wednesday for Al board says. When their case Is in All Anxious Blodgett declared. Topeka, Kan., Aifg. 20.—:Senator j no reason yet to abandon hope for 18 months. Before her marriage the bany to be present When Gov;-Smith Charlie Curtis was on his way to hand* they will move against the ■ missing American airmen who hop Those summoned to testii were Mr. Blodgett’s statement was is delivers his acceptance speech. local policeman. admittedly in the seats of tl ^ anx woman lived in Pittsburgh, , where (Continued on page 2) Washington today to open his cam ped off at. Cochrane, Ontario, to sued in connection with a denial of her husband’s brother, Adolph, is ious today. Disastrous result \ were a story published in New Haven to paign in the east. The Republican fly to Mount Evans, Greenland. possible and the case of Eaii Car- an attorney, vice presidential nominee who offi I This official pointed oat the pos the effect that he might bolt from "Mrs. Burkhardt was insured for roll haunted the minds of the pros or lead a fight against the present cially. launched his campaign here SUIT SETTLED. sibility that Hassell may be unable pective witnesses. Mr. Carroll, $1,000, but her husband carried no 26f OOQ^itinese Comm artists Saturday with his acceptance speech to comm'unlcate with civilization leadership of his party, and that life insurance. Officials expressed Uiey recalled, served a year in the “ personal feeling” entered into his left for the capital yesterday. StafiifoFd, Conn., Aug. 20.— The from Greenland even if alive and Atlanta penitentiary^ on a perjury the belief that the husband did- not Senator Curtis .will make his $250,00() alienation of affections well. opposition to „ the candidacy. ' of intend to take his own life. He charge because he had "lied like Fre'derlc C. Walcott, of Norfolk, for Were Executed In A Year first eastern addre&s in Providence, suit brought in May,*1927, by Mrs. declared that his wife had cut her R. I., on Thursday. After this May Felter. of Noroton, against a gentleman” in testifying concern the Senate nomination. wrist with a razor. NO NEWS ing his famous champagne bath Mr. Blodgett declared that Mr. speech the Senator is expected to Mrs. Florence Hildebrand of Ship- L'ondon, Aug. 20.— Aviators Bert party. Walcott’s “ candidacy is conjectural Moscow, M g. A-0.— Twenty-six*treacheries of the Chinese gener- talk before New York, Connecticut, pan, has been settled out of court Hassell and Parker Cramer, who AMERICAN MURDERED thousand Chinese Commuijfete have”als.’ Maine and* Kentucky audiences, but and all attachments against prop- The consensus appeared to be at this time.” ‘‘I think that if his l^ashington, Aug. 20.— Henry C. were attempting a trans-Atlantic that those called upon to testify friends bring him into the race this been executed by-the Natibhailfets in About 36,000 of those beheaded these appointments are allvtenta- .efty owned by. Mrs. Hildebrand flight from Canada to Gi’eenland in Schmidt, an American mining en were tr^ e union members. Almost tive and will be discussed by the have been; released, according to a would have to open up and tell what should be done sufficiently* early gineer, was murdered by two per the past year, according to report the plane Greater Rockford, had they knew. - It was pointed out, so that his record of public service, half of the total membership of the national committee whfen SeUafbr 'formal statement issued today by sons Saturday at the Travador mine from the Chinese Federation of La n6t arrived early today; said an however, that their appearances be such as it Is, may be examined.” Chinese Communist party were kill Curtis arrives In Washington Tues .coupsel in the case. The terms of Exchange Telegraph dispatch from in Trinidad, Durango, Mexico, Wil bor received today by the Red Inr ed in what is described as “ a ruth day. . ^ tbe settlemeht were not made pub fore the Grand Jury as witnesses “ I am not to be the leader of any liam I. Jackson, American consul at Julianehaab. They were due at automatically gives them personal fight in the convention. There may ternational of trade unions. The less hunt for Red heads.” The Senator who was- , bo^m ln lic* . Mount Etahs Sunday afternoon. immunity. Torreon, reported to the State De Mrs. Felter Charged Mrs. Hilde be^ a high-grade and respectable partment today. Jackson has gone ^hlnese Laborites asked for assist The Federation warned against North Topeka 68 years ago, and Big Expense Accounts gentleman’s contest, lending inter an impending reapprochement of who has been a resident here since; brand ot stealing Mr. Felter’s love. to Trinidad to take charge of the ance In the fight agaip^. I'ae Kuo- Mr. Felter Is an automobile sales DENIES ^IHDNAPING Huge expense accounts, reported est and color to the convention, body. the new National government and has asked the national ''committee mlntang. . > “ the Imperialistic United States.” man. , . i . Washin^on, Aug. 20.— W. H. to have been turned in by the elite Afislffg out of the aspirations of Gen. Escobar, chief of the mili to allow him to clD^e his cami>algn Moran, chief of the federal secret groups of dry agents who recently The report declared, that “ a total It declared thgt“ political and com- where he opened It— In his own Senator Walcott and myself as can tary district, had dispatched a col service,, today denied that any of turned np 26 Broadway night clubs didates for United States Sen of 318,000 Chinese workers and ci nterclal penetration by the United home state. 8Ie expects to spend onel and 16 soldiers to ijress the vilian peasants were slaughtered States will eventually turn China his agents had kidnaped Miss Mar and brought indictments upon the ate. , search for the murderers. ’ the latter part of his campaign tour TREASURY BALA)IOE tha Thompson, seci^etary to H. M. “ Senator Walcott and I are per during, the period covered by the into a vassal colony ' “ of the most in the ^middle west ending: It at Schmidt’s wife is reported to be report without , cause ^otherj thau Biackmer, to secure evidence on' (Continued on Page 8) sonal friends.” powerful nation In the world to- some part of Kansas and comliig to Washington, Aug. 20.— Treasury in Alameda. Calif. that they passively resented 'the day-rAmerica.” which Biackmer-was indicted Iok*^ Topeka to vote, - . i balapce Aug. 17.*|268.963.g40;ii0k perjury In Denver. ■■ ; ' ' < '.Ati ^ A G E T W O "BlANCH^raR '(6ONN.) EVENING HERALD,^ MONDAY, AUGUST 20,,. 19^.
Chi & N W ... 83% n83% 83% Chi Ros Isl . . 123 122 122% Cons Gas . ..148% 147% 147% Del & Hud . ..193% 192% 192% BDIIERRAPS SOUND WAVES ABLE ABOUT TOWN Corn Prod .. .. 84% 82% 84% HOOVER PLEADS ^ Furnished by Putnam & Co. Dodge Bros ,.. 19 18% 18% Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Sullivan Hartford, Conn. Du Pont . . . . .375% 374 374% TO CADSRDEAm of Main street who have been away E r ie ...... 53% 53 53% on a vacation trip returned home FOR FREEDOH Bank Stocks Gen Elec .., ,'.156% 153% 156% today. Bid ASked Gen Motors ,..184% 182% 183 FUNERALS Bankers Trust Co ...3 0 0 — Gillett Raz . . ,.101% 101% 101% . PROHIBITION New Discovery Announced Mrs. Emma L. McLachlan of J Capitol Nat B&T . . . .305 — Int Harv . . . . 279 274% 279 East Center street returned home WREUGION Frank M. Sullivan Traveler - Lednrer Speaks City Bank & Trt ...1 0 7 0 1125 Int Nickel .. .191% 99% 100% (Continued from Page 1'.) Saturday evening after a two The funeral of Frank M. SulU- Kennecott . ^ Conn R iv e r...... 400 — . 96 95% 95% by Western Scientist^ weeks’ stay at Hampton Beach, N, (Oontinned from Page 1.) van, who died in Denver, Col.i last First Bond & Mort . . — 60 Le Valley . .. .9 8 98 98 I of the most widely known Republi H. Mrs. McLtchan was one of the week, will be held tomorrow morn On “Hie Ulfinate Ameri First Nat (Htfd) . . . — 290 M^ck Truck . . .90 90. 90 cans in the Empire State. Their Aim. ' party, who went up there with Mr, sas City, Hoover will go on‘ .to his ing from the borne of his parents, Htfd-Conn Trust C o ..— 810' Marl Oil . . . .. 37% 37% 37% Butler expressed the view that and Mrs. George H. Allen. -The birthplace, reaching West Branch Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan, at 93 V »PLf Htfd-Nat Bank Tr ..570 590 Mo Pac com . . .66 65%' 65% “ literally millions of earnest Re others who fbturned after' a feW at 7:30 tomorrow morning. Despite Cooper street at 8i30, with a sol ca Land Mtg & Title... — 60 N Y Central . .166% 165% emn high mass of requiem at St. 165% publicans throughout the country” days were Mrs. Margaret Fryer, the optimistic note sounded by Re 'K Morris Plan Bank ...1 6 0 — New Haven .. 59% 59% 59% 'pre in full agreement with him. Berkeley, Calif., Aiig. 20.— Miss Myrtle Fryer and Miss Re publican leaders both Arizona James’ chiirch at 9 o’clock. Mili Phoenix St B&T ....4 7 5 — Nor Am Co .. 74 72% 73% Death dealing sound waves' tary honors will be paid at the Nor Pac . . . . / The Real Problem. becca Healey of Florence, Mass. and Naw Mexico, Hoover realized The Kiwanls ntembeM todt^ at Park St Bank ...... 840 — . 37% 96% 97% "It is quite obvious that Iifr, An experiment in' this 'strange that the Republican Party faces a grave in St. James’ Cenaletery, Com Penn R R .. 64 their noobday meeting were taken Riverside Trust ....6 0 0 — . % 63% 64 Hoover has no conception of the new field, it was revealed today Miss Grace Adams of Main street stiff flight in both states. Newspa mander John Pentland of the locaI\ .West Hart Trust .. 260 — Pull New . . . 79 79% American Legion Post, has chai'ge on a trip across the continent from . % 79% real problem which the country is has been successfully carried out has returned home after a vacation permen with Hoover in talks with the Pilgrims’ - monument at Ply Bonds Radio Corp . *184% 181% 184 by three University of CallfoBnia of the military ceremony. Sears Roe . . . faced and which has been under of three>eeks at Versailles, Conn., those who crowded around the mouth to the Golden Gath at Sdn Htfd & Conn Wst 6 ..95 — .130% 130% 130% eager debate for some five years,” scientists. train, were told frequently that the Sou Pac ;... . 121% and Whitinsville, Mass. Francisco. ^The pietures ■were East Conn Pow 5s ..101 102 121% 121% .Butler said relative to prohibition. They demonstrated that high fre Democrats expected to carry both I Mrs. Laura Kasnlki showp and the lecture g iv ^ by Conn L P 7s ...... 118 120 Sou Rail ... .150% 150% 150% quency sound waves emanating The funeral of Mrs. Laura Kas- “ That problem has to do not with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Packard, Miss states. The party leaders were in Frederick V. FtSher, who Is a tiuv- Conn L P 5% s ___ 107% 109 S O of N J ) ..45% 45% 45% vibrating at the rate open dispute. ; ulki was held yesterday afternoon Studebaker ., 73 liquor, not with social experiments, Marion Packard and Mr. and Mrs. eler, author, and lecturer. He epoke Conn L P 4 % s ...... 100% 101% . 72% 72% good, bad or indifferent, but with O f 75P,000 times a second, will kill Senator Broson Cutting, Republi at the home of her daughter on Brid Hyd 5s ...... 102 104 Tob Prod ... 95 94% large protozoa. H. Robb and children have re before a large audience in Hartford . 95 the structure and functions of the can of New Mexico, told Interna South Main street. There were many yesterday and was in'vited to come Insurance Stocks Union Pac . . 194 194% turned from Bay View, Maine, . %. 193% government of the United. States. So terrific and so instantaneous tional News Service that Hoover flowers. Rev. H. F. R. Stecbholz of here and address the ^-wsuians to Aetna Insurance ....7 7 0 790 U S Rubber .. . .32 31 31 was tli6 effect of the lethal sound where they have beep'for the past the Zion Lutheran church officiat U S Steel . .. “ The amendment is an alien, an three weeks. would carry New Mexico only if the day. Aetna Life ...... 845 860 .149% 148% 148% waves, that the gill filaments of the “ religious issue is kept out of the ed. Burial was in East Cemetery; Automobile ...... 380 400 Wabash .... 78 77% 77% unnaturalized invader of the con The bearers were J. Rohan, C. His talk was centered eWefly on . % stitution and must be deported by protozoa were torn from their bod campaign.” He predicted a Hoo the great Southwest which he term Conn General ,...... 1650 — Westing .... 101% 100% 100% ies. Mrs. Elizabeth Brimley of Pleas Weir, J. Schiebel, D. Aitkin, A. the people If the Constitution Itself ant street, with her two sons, Aus ver victory! nationally and said ed “ The Ultimate America.” The Hart Fire ...... 770 780 Willys Over ,.. 21 % 21% 21% Sfrange fields of conjecture for many dry Democrats would vote Schuetz an^ J. Schebean. Htfd Steam Boll ....750 780 is 'to be protected and preserved. tin and Francis Brimley, left this trip across the country brought scientists of the future have thus for him in New Mexico but that the very forcibly to the attention of the Lincoln Nat Life .... — 135 , Mr. Hoover is opposed to the^e- been opened. But the Berkeley sci afternoon for New Bedford, Mass.; peal of the 18th Amendnient, aiid to attend the funeral of Mrs. Brim- result would be close. club members the rapid growth of National ...... 1025 1075 entists would make no predictions Bratton’s Prediction GUARDSMEN ARRESTED Phoenix ...... 770 790 at this point his troubles begin. Ac ley’s mother-in-law, Mrs. -Mary the country during the past fifteen DRY QUESTION, as to the future application of death Senator Sam G. Bratton, Demo years. With all dUe respect to Hew Travelers...... 1540 1560 cepting the formula of that paid dealing sound waves. Brimley, who died in. that city Sun crat, of New Mexico who shook i England and its beautiful scenery, Travelers rights ....240 245 band of agitators, lobbyists and . Might Kill Armies. day. The funeral yril be held in FOR STEALING TRUCK ^ Public Utility Stocks persecutors, which calls Itself the New Bedford. hands with Hoover in Albuquerque, the. pictures brought out the gran Whether armies of the future told newspapermen that Gov. A1 deur of the canyons, the moun Conn Elec pfd ...... 90 95 MAJOR ISSUE, Anti-Saloon League, he speaks of will be decimated by directed Conn L P 8% ...... 119 122 nullification as if it were an un ,Miss Ruth Cohn of the Smart Smith would carry his ctate. Brat tains and -the beauty of the gardens sound, hurled through the ether by ton said the result of the state elec Also Charged With Drunken of Santa Barbara and other parts Conn L P 7% ...... 116 120 heard of and horrid thing. As a electrical apparatus, interests them I Shop is in New York on a buying I trip. . tions might be close but that Smith ness, No License and Driv of southern California" and the Conn LP 6 % % p fd lll 114 matter of fact, the word ‘nullifica not at all. They are delving in a southwest. Conn L P 5% % pfd. 100 103 SMITH ASSERTS tion’ should not be used to describe field of pure science. was a sure winner. ing Auto While Intoxicated. Conn Power Co ....139 143 what Mr. H oopr has in bind. X X ' Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes of Once Hoover crossed the Kansas Though a native of New England A. R. Olson associate professor li'ne,’ all doubt disappeared. He was Mr. Fisher hes spent'a large part of Greenwich W&G 6 . . 98 101 (Continued from Page 1) X the process and action which it is' in the Department of Chemistry, Strickland street spent the -week Gloucester, Mass., Aug. 20.— Hart El L t ...... 132 137 end in ‘Boston. told he would carry the “ corn- I his life in the west andHs very en-' now fashionable to call Nullifica one of the experimenters, even Cases of three United States Coaqt ' thusiastic over its prospects. He . do vtc ...... — 140 in the charges made by the Kansas tion are the accepted and usual pointed out that previous experi flower” state by a tremendous m^, Guardsmen, arrested on charges of Hart Gas com ...... 90 100 editor. jcrity especially sibce -Senate believes it is going to be the cen ways by which'any free people, and ments had been conducted in this - Muriel Tomlinson; winner of the f larceny, drunkenness, driving with ter of -the business world. Mr. do pfd ...... 70 — Cleaning Up Work playground tennis title for girls, Charles Curtis is his running mate. particularly- the American people, same field; that he and his asso out a license and operating an Fisher’s Illustrated lecture was one S N E T C o ...... 168 175 Today and tomorrow the gover have gotten rid of'laws that they ciates, P. O. Schmitt, research as and Marion Modin, another player The Kansas leaders.also predicted automobile while under the influ Manufacturing Stocks nor hopes to get all pending state a Hoover victory in Oklahoma. of the best entertainments that the did not like or that were offensive sistant; and C. H. Johnson, teach in • the tournament, this afternoon ence qf liquor, were continued to Kiwanians have y^t enjoyed. Am Hardware...... 72 74 business cleaned up. so he will be The nominee faced a busy pro to their sense of justice and right. ing fellow, have merely carried on entered The Herald’s town cham day for one week when the three Through Fayette Clarke It was American Hosiery ... 22 — free to, leave Albany on Thursday, gram Nior the next three / days In “ The parrot-like cry for law en the work to a higher degree of per pionship competition, bringing the were arraign'Ed in District Court reported that 20 or more girls American Silver .... 25 — the day after the notification cere forcement means somewhat less fection. _ total to qleven. Five more are Iowa, the highlights were to be a here. Arrow Elec pfd ..105 107 mony. On Saturday he will review were taken to the Klwanis camp at than nothing. The facts being Beneficial rather than destruc sought to make an even sixteen. farm' speech tomorrow night, a The Guardsmen, Norman A. Oli Hebron this forenoon in automo lAutomac Refrlg ;.... — 20 the New Jersey National - Guard what they are, to declare for law luncheon to farm editors Wednes ver, Henry Withington and James Acme Wire ...... 11 14 troops ih camp at Sea Girt, N. J. tive results are more the goal of biles furnished by^the club mem enforcement in repect to the 18th the local scientists. Bloodless Two changes in the pa'irings for day and attendance at a falrmer’s E. Harrington, all attached to bers, Everything is being done to Bill Spen c o m ...... 2 6 The governor will remain over Sun the first round matches in The picnic Thursday. His advisers hope Coast Guard Base Number 7 here, day in New Jersey for a brief va Amendment, is to declare for law surgery has been accomplished by make their stay tb.e.re the next two do pfd ...... 6 10 lessness and for a continuous and Herald town championship tennis he will have cemeted the farm vote were arrested by police Saturday Bigelow-Htfd com . . 89 93 cation. Upon his return to New the same methods used to kill the weeks a happy eveh.t in their lives. organized assault, under official microscopic organisms. tourney were made late this after before he ieparts from Iowa. night after they are alleged to have Mr. Clarke' gave a very good re do pfd ...... 100 — York, he is expected to discuss his wrecked a truck in Essex. Bristol Brasa...... 19 21 campaign plans with National protection, upon the foundations of In carrying out the experiments noon. Stephen P. Cheney has re port of what had been done for the our go.vernment. which were begun two years ago, placed Herbert Kerr to Meet According to the police report boys who were brought home IftSt Case, Lockwd & Bra 375 — Chairman John J. Raskob. » the truck was stolen.in, Essex and Colts Firearm s...... 34 36 Democratic leaders from all “ What I wish to make entirely they found it necessary to invent Franklin Dexter and Harry Kohls LEGION’S CARNIVAL Saturd?iy. He said every one of the plain is that no candidate of my and to build much of their own has replaced Benny Shubert to driven by the Coast .Guardsmen to boys had shown a gain Jn WeljihL Collins Co .... ;. ...1 1 5 125 parts of the country are expected to ward Gloucester until the accident Eagle L o c k ...... 55 65 begin arriving here tomorrow. By party for the presidency can com apparatus. They perfected glass meet Ross Shirer. They were all enthusiastte over mit me or countless others like me needles to carry the sound vibra TO OPEN TONIGHT halted the joyride. their outing and manay'of them .said Fafnir Bearing .... 140 — the time Gov. Smith walks ou-t on Charges of larceny and drttnken- Fuller Brush Class A. — 22 the east steps of the Capitol Wed to any such doctrines or to any tions, the points of which were so the end came altogether .too soon. such policies.' fine as to be almost invisible. SURPRISE PARTY nes.o were lodged against^all three J. D. Corey won the attendance do class A A ...... — gg nesday night at seven o’clock to The American Legion Carnival and the additional charges of oper Hart & Cooley ...... 240 — formally accept the nomination it “ Of what I have written, I say ‘.n This delicate instrument was nec that opens tonight on the Masonic prize today. It was donated by Ar the ■words which Patrick Henry essary because all the experiments A surprise party was given at ating a motor vehicle while drunk thur Hultman. President C. P. International Sll . . 135 145 is expected 100,000 visitors will be lot at the Center brings to Manches and without a license was placed do pfd ...... 122 128 in the city. made famous: ‘If this be treason, must needs be carried out under the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl ter for the first time in nine years, Quimby was on the job having re make the most of it!’ ” powerful microscopes. They were Hultgren of 73 Pine street Satur again Harrington, who was said to turned from his vacation spent la Jewell Belt com . . — 15 — Albany is gaily decorated for the in fact since the centennial, as its have been driving the truck. All notification. Business houses in the exploring In a world unknown to day nfght in honor of Mrs. David Maine. Lander, Frary & Clrk 74 74 feature attrac.tions a series of car three were released on bail for the — Manning & Bow A. .17% 19 downtown section are trimmed with IMELLON’S OPINION ■the naked eye. Johnson of 15 Anderson street who nival rides that include a merry-go- The oscillator dish contained a will leave for a visit to Sweden on hearing today and 'today bail was do Class B ...... 10 12 flags and bunting while many are New York, Aug. 20.— “ No, I round, chair-o-plane, Ferris wheel continued. N B Mach pfd ...... 101 — adorned with ,huge pictures of Gov. don’t think Dr. Butler’s opinlori crystal which was caused to vi September 9. About 75 relatives and. an aeroplane ride for children. KNOX INVESHGAHNG do c o m ...... 26 29 Smith. will make a great deal of differ brate by the passage of an electri and guests were present. Musical In addition, to thesei first class at Niles, Bement, Pone . 60 65 The notification meeting will be ence to the party.” , cal current throi^gh the liquid in and vocal selections were rendered tractions there will be a large num do pfd ...... 100 — called to order by National Chair This was the reaction of Secre which it was immersed. by Joseph Saus. Trie Anderson cn ber of booths with displays oi dolls, STEVENSON TO GO LOff FLYING IN STATE North & J u d d ...... 31 33 man Raskob at 7 o’clock Daylight tary of the Treasury Andrew W. In conducting the experiment behalf of the guests presented Mrs. 'olankets, candy, baskets of fruit, J R Mont p f d ...... — 75 Saving Time. In a brief speech he Mellon to Dr. Nicholas Murray ■with planarian worms, the glass Johnson with a white-,.gold- wrist novelties, groceries and household WITH H. A. STEPHENS Shore Residents Say Aviators do com ...... — 50 will introduce Senator Key Pitt Butler’s broadside upon Herbert needle was used. wares. watch. David Johnson will leave Frighten Bathers at the Pratt & Whit pf.... 99 — man of Nevada, chairman of the Hoover today as he stepped from The large end of the needle was Manchester for Sweden in the early The concert each evening will be Peck, Stowe & Wilcox 18 21 notification committee, who will the Leviathan. placed in the oscillator dish, and part of December in order to spend furnished by McKay’s orchestra of. Sound Resorts. Russell Mfg Co .,..120 130 formally acquaint the ‘ governor “ I read about it when I got the the point of the needle directed 15 nieces. A number of local mer Former Oakland-Pontiac Deal the worm^ Christmas with his wife and ^rela Seth Thom Cl com .. 30 — with the, fact that he has been morning papers at Quarantine,” he tives in the old country. chants have signified their inten er .to Have Charge, of Chev Hartford, .Conn.,- Aug. ,2Q.— do p f d ...... 26 _____chosen as Democracy’s national Clarence M. Knox, state commis said but only smiled when asked to So delicate was this operation tions of maintaining booths at the rolet Sales in Manchester. Smyth Mfg Co new . .100 — standard bearer. comment— until someone asked that^ scientists used an extremely carnival. The J. W. Hale Co. has sioner of aviation, and his chief in Stand Screw ...... 109 116 Gov. Smith is scheduled to iiegin sensitive instrument, the micro- spector,. George M. Prainaitaia, rov whether he thought Butler’s letter KEROSENE DRINKING already completed plans for a James Stevenson,, who cancelled Stan Wrks com ...... 58 60 his speech of acceptance about 7:'30 would influence the Republican manipulator, with which to guide radio booth. Should the success ed the Sound shore from New Taylor & Fenn .....125 — o’clock and is expected to consume campaign program. the needle. of the affair warrant it and if it his contract as Oakland-Pontiac Haven to Groton, yesterday study dealer two weeks ago, announced, Torrington ,..r....llO 115 a little more than an hour in ex TVIellon, returning from a five They discovered that when th'- BABY IS QUITE ILL seems in accordance with the de ing fliers who operated in that dis Underwood-El Fish . . 67 68 pounding his views on the issues of weeks vacation in France, was ac needle point was placed against mands of the public it is likely the this afternoon that he had formed trict. At the same timo thB-jnew Union Mfg • ...... I 6 20 the campaign. companied by Representative the. worm, even though lightly, the* Legion will offer something, in the a business connection with Harding. state air patrol was in active bpera- A. Stephens,' local Chevrolet dealer. U S Envelope p f ___ 120 125 The governor’s address will be Stephen G. Porter of Pennsylvania. vibrating point Instantly burned The condition of Rosie Uranio, way of a surprise outdoor free en-r tlon also,'chteking up ,7 -_* ' "^v >• « ?£Qt form MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVUNINO M C A tP, MONDAY,'AUGUST 20,1928. And the latter Is the only thing than it is in maintaining the status mmtrljiYBtYr that ought to count. quo. ' ■ yy SvYttfng IK ^ BUS SAFETY AD IS SAFE, ANYHOW PUBUSnSOPiiMi.isrrmrt r BY v i The silence of Hassell and Gra THB HBKAUO PRINTING C a The New Haven Journal-Courier Foundod by Blwood^ Sla. has been worrying a hit recently nder, Europe-vla-Greenland avia Oot. U 1881 over the speed of motor buses and tors, while disheartening, Is no Every Evening Except Sundays and Hottdayg the excellent chance that one of proof in this case that disaster has Entered at the Poat Office at Man these days the long-deferred bus overtaken their plane. It is entire chester as Second Class Mall Matter. ly possible that they may have SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall wreck, with an extensive list of alz dollars a year, sixty cents a dead and injured, may occur In reached Greenland and yet be very month for shorter periods. this state. That newspaper points far away from possibility of com By carrier, eighteen cents a weet Single copies three cents. out that there Is little difference munication with the outside world. SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE between the bus and a railroad To be sure, a forced landing on SENTATIVE). Harollton-De Usser, Inc.. 28l> Madison Avenue. New York potentialities of Greenland, far from any of its few and 612 North Michigan Avenue i disaster are concerned, except that settlements, might in itself prove a Chicago. The Manchester Everting Herald la the railroad train is mechanically serious enough matter. But at on sale In New York City at Schults's held to an undisputed right of way least the 'chance of a rescue would News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. Street and 42nd. Street eniranee of while the bus weaves in and out remain, provided the landing were Grand Central Station and at all close to the coast. If they should Hoatllpg News- Standa of traffic, working out Its own sal vation through the skill of Its driv have to come-down on the Interior Client of International News Ser Tlcer er and the bereficence of DiVine ice cap such a finish to their ad “ International News Service has the Providence. venture might not have much ad exclusive rights to use for republlca- tlon In any form all news dispatobee All of which is strictly true. vantage over dropping into the sea. credited to or not otherwise credited There Is certainly an element of Meantime the city of Rockford, .Majestic Electric In this paper. U la also exclusively entitled to use for repuhllcarion all risk in bus travel at forty miles an 111., is getting the advertising it the local or undated news published hour on the open highway which was after. herein." Pull Service Client of N B A $29.50 Service. is not present in the movement of $165 a railroad train maintaining the Here is an unusually low/ MONDAY. AUG. 20. 1928 same speed. price for an authentic Cape Never before so much value Yet would the Journal-Courier Cod chair. And you may choose for so little. The Majestic CURTIS’ SPEECH ^ figure the chance of fatality Health and Diet from six different and distinc cabinet Radio, sketched, has a 7-tube receiver and a 2-tubo Speeches of acceptance by Vice- through a bus accident to be as tive coverings, including smart great as that run every day by the cretonne and quaint chintzes. built-in power speaker! Com Presidential candidates should be Advice plete with tubes, ready to play, limited by a new and wise custom forty-mile driver in a family auto Exactly as sketched, regular mobile? $39.00. ' $165. Hear it tomorrow! to the expression of the candidate’s By DR. FRANK McCOY appreciation of the honor, etc., and There Is a compensating factor Going fast— - not be permitted to enter into mat by which the bus gains a decided ters of political policy. If this were advantage over the small car. It Dr. McCoy will gladly answer rf«= done it would save the candidate lies in the complete respect yield ed by the fresh and reckless road personal questions on health a lot of harassing work and the and diet, addressed to him, care party a deal of worry. There is hog to the bigger and heavier ve of The Herald. Enclose stamp RAPIDS SAMPLES nothing that a Vice-Presidential hicle. Also in the fact that if the ed, addressed, large envelope for .reply. <9 road hog happens to be drunk and, w - ______candidate can say which can pos ■■ < n s sibly ^ affect, advantageously, his like the jack rabbit who spits In THE CAUSE OF ASTHMA. of fine upholstered furniture party’s chance of winning the elec the bulldog’s face, disputes the wrong side of road with the big ' k tion. There are thousands of A peculiar mental condition wagon, 'his car is extremely likely things, alwaj's, which he could say which the asthmatic patient under h e r e is only a limited quantity of these samples, shinDed direct to to be pitched into the trees while that might easily affect that chance goes is that when he first contracts us from the 101st Grand Rapids Market, available. ^ can n e ^ . disadvantageously. the weight of the bus usually pro this disease he is alfraid of dying, T and after he has had many attacks buy as many of them as we need for one of Chicago's finest furni It is difficult to Imagine a less tects it and its passengers from serious damage. he is actually 'afraid of not dying. ture stores must also have its share. And they are going fast! We satisfactory task than that of a This is because he is literally gasp advise you to inspect the many suites and odd pieces still remaining just In the hodgepodge of speed lu ~ 9x12 Axminsters candidate for Vice-President try ing for breath, and Is suffering as as soon as possible— ^tomorrow if you can. 3-door Leonards ing to write a speech of acceptance nacy, Incompetence, brute ignor much for want of oxygen as a fish would be out of water. that will sound like something be ance and Inhuman, recklessness which" smears the country’s high These patients suffer from an in sides a paraphrase, iu every sec $ Georgian-type sofa and high- Swell-front sofa, club chair and ways with blood and wreckage, it ability tc draw enough aif into the 33.75 tion, of the acceptance speech of lungs. They can usually exhale air back arm chair in a small checked button-back wing chair covered in is our guess that the individual’s his leader. He must watch every readily, but ^dur^g an attack You have probably never linen frieze with colorfql figured a plain taupe ihohair with- colorful life is safer today, in any first seen such attractive Axminster This is one of the many 3tep, every word, for potential struggle to draw in enough air to frieze on one side of the seat cush figured frieze on one side of seat class corporation bus than it Is in supply the blood with Its indispens rugs as these new fall patterns ' ion. Regular $294.00 ...... $239 Leonard refrigerators included Irouble. He can say nothing that able amount of oxygen. cushions. Regular $369.00, $297 any private car, no matter how — rich in colorings— copies of ■ i in our final clearance reduc She principal candidate did not say The primary reason for this dif carefully driven. much higher grade fabrics in tions. It has a white ene^el- — nothing, that is, of the slightest ficulty In breathing Is because the Swell-front sofa, a button-back Nor is It the buses that do the Swell-front sofa, button-back ■ *ed interior with removable wire importance— without risking an diaphragm cannot be lowered far all-over Oriental designs. wing chair and a solid mahogany killing. wing chair and a club chair are cov shelves. Capacity: 50-70 lbs. adventure into fields which politi enough to draw the air Into the Smaller sizes can be had to Caxwell chair are covered all over lungs. Breathing is principally ac match. ered all over in a rich, antique tap Formerly $31.00. ' ' ' cal wisdom has already decreed complished by the raising and low in beautiful tapestry. The three estry. The 3 pieces will regularly should be left unexplored. ering of the diaphragm, which is pieces are worth $319.00___ $259 sell for $313.00...... $259 ~ The acceptance speech of Sena t a in ’t so the muscle separating the lungs We feel, over some statistics is from the abdomen. During exhal tor Curtis was, as such speeches • ^ are, carefully written to avoid any sued by the Women’s Bureau of ation, the diaphragm presses up the Department of Labor, much ward forcing the air out of the ot the contradictions or confiicts lungs, while during inhalation, the ■which are otherwise inevitable in like that celebrated ruralist who. diaphragm lowers, and in this way these documents. And yet there has at a circus menagerie, got his first draws air into the lungs. crept in something which it would sight of a giraffe. That individual If an excess amount of stomach and intestinal gas presses upward have been far better to have kept has been widely misquoted as say ing, “ There ain’t no such animile.’’ against the diaphragm, it is often out— an unqualified endorsement impossible for the diaphragm to of the Volstead act. This was ut What he actually said was, “ I don’t descend low enough to draw in the terly unnecessary and unwise. Mr. believe it, and there can’t nobody needed air. The heart is often af Hoover is as far away as the poles make me believe At.’’ fected by this pressure, and this from having given that act his en Are we to be blamed for feeling form of asthma is then called “ Car like this when the bureau solemn diac Asthma” because the lungs and dorsement. Nobody believes that the heart action are both affected. Marau’sette he ever would endorse It, under ly declares that between 1910 and Bronchial asthma is another con any circumstances. For his second- 1920 the increase in the number dition often present, in which there On the Club Plan ■ place man to seem to go over the of women employed in gainful pur i.s a large quantity of mucus which fills up the air passages, and in head of his principal in this ex suits was the smalles'— not the biggest, mind, but Uie smallest—, terferes with the free circulation of treme dryness can do no good. air through the lungs. This exces of any decade in half a century? New marquis'fettes for glass $ ' Probably it will do no harm, sive mucus is produced from the 40 We don’t care if the Bureau curtains come with neat ma either. Few read a Vice-Presiden patient using too much sugar and A 9 Piece Dining Room fon This genuine Crawford cab does explain that the number of starch, and too many of the ^'ats, dras designs woven onto the tial candidate’s speech of accept inet gas range is only 36 inch women employed as servants de which load the blood with catar- white background. Colors of An Early English suite, similar to the sketch, with turned W s has ance. Fewer still pay any attention es wide, yet it has 4 burners, a creased 14 per cent and the num rhel material. This is thrown out designs: Orchid and green; been reduced from $185 to $149. It includes a large buffet (with drawer to it. through the delicate membranes of pilot light, 12x14x171/2 . inch ber of those who worked in the rose and green; gold and black. interiors of white oak) a 42x54 inch table with two 8-inch leaves, a china the lungs. oven, and separate broiler. $3 fields also became vastly fewer, Regular 65c a yard—at the cabinet, arm chair and 5 side chairs. Plain walnut, butt walnut and irum- The excessive stomach and intes first payment-^$2 weekly— i SCHOOL JOBS more than compensating for the tinal gas is produced by using too Drapery Shop, Main Floor. wood exteriors. ' * and the low cash price! The Northwest School District increase of 140 per cent increase many of the starch and sugar Committee of Hartford is experi foods, 01% from using foods in bad in clerical work and of 39 per cent combination with each other. Foods encing with especial force a situa in the professions. which are gas-forming In them tion which has constantly arisen in Somewhere, surely, the Wom selves, such as onions, garlic, cab WATKI NS BROTHERS. Inc. N public school government in prob en’s Bureau has lost four or five bage, Brussels sprouts, turnips, ably every community in America or fourteen or fifteen million cards etc., will also create this excessive EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES and for a long, long time. gas, and these foods must be en out of its Index system. We just tirely eliminated by one who has a Because there are more and know that the swarms and hordes tendency toward asthma. more Hartford girls qualifying as and infinite myriads of girls and Drugs are entirely useless in the school teachers each year, for women who stopped mere sitting cure of this trouble. Of course, it is possible to struggle along for whom no positions are open, and at home and went to work during years using adrqpalin or smoking because many teaching positions the war, and never quit working, powders which contain opium, but are held either by married women make any such figuring Impossible. this canno|; bring about a cure, and or by residents of other cities and Anyhow, it seems so. I find that patients who have tak “ My husband has to take his lunch had been drinking. “ A sociable, the saddle and became the league's towns, the committee has yielded en these treatments are alwajrs in ■which now contains wholewheat good-natured old soak" came liq tlon and. complains that even worse condition than those who man on horseback. Wheeler’s Volstead Act had proved to pressure and has determined to GRISLY GRIST bread, cheese, bam. salmon, also a uored to the Wheeler home one have not, and their cases are al- couple of cakes. Would you womoK weak. " His greatest value was, drop out-of-town teachers and such A seventeen-year-old boy, li night and recited "Ten Nights In a ■R’ays more difficult to cure. please give me some fillings for Barroom” for hours, frightening the probably, as a propagandist married ones as are not dependent censed to drive under the sixteen- Considering that asthma is Wheeler was a Republican and sandwiches, also a dessert? women and children. These inci % — ------• - symptom and not a disease, it is of ixri£ imposed his politics on the league. on their positions for support, re year-old law amendment of the Answer: The wholewheat bread dents impressed little Wayne tre course very foolish to continue to He asked Harding easier public The biography ends with illumin placing them by single women who last Legislature, tried to pass two sandwiches can be made of cheese mendously. ating quotations ' from an article treat such symptoms with remedies or any one kind of meat, or filled questions than Cox-in 1920, per live In Hartford. cars on a New London county road, , Three elements predominated In mitting a more equivocal answer, which Wheeler prepared for anony without at least attempting to re ■with peanut butter, avocado, or By RODNEY DUTCHERV J 4lm, says Steuart— sincerity, tire- Quite possibly the change may yesterday afternoon. He Is dead, move the’ probable cause. Washington, Aug. 20.— Wayne because, as Steuart says,, "the mous newspaper publication— about just plain lettuce aud butter. A leasness'and opportunism in the himself. He pictured himself as a work all right. It will if in every A driver of a car with plenty of As I have explained, there are Bidwell Wheqler probably exerted league was out to beat Cox.” Steu- handful of raiaiu or dried flg^ order named. He loved the lime art credits Wheeler with stopping pollUcal emperor, boasting that he Instance the pupils are given teach beer In it hit a pole, wrecked his only three principal causes of true niakes a fine dessert for a noon more authority over governmental light and grabbed glory belonging asthma or bronchial asthma. These affairs than any elected official, ac Smith at the 1924 Democratic con was "Invaluable to the' dry cause” ers as completely qualified as those car and went home and to bed, leav lunch. to others. He loved "power or the and that his influence was "be are excessive gas pressure against cording to his first blograpBer. semblance of' it.” vention and with blocking Under v/ho are displaced; otherwise not. ing his companion sitting dead in He took Republican administra wood and Ritchie. yond calculation.” the diaphragm, lack ot mobility to His willingness to endorse per His abilities, Wheeler wrote, "as The point of the matter Is that the car, his neck broken. the diaphragm, and excessive for ' Question: J. T. asks: "What can tions under his wing. If hdNiullied sonal wets who agreed to ■vote dry He had Bryan taking orders and be done for a -six-year-old boy who them, he also protected them from permitted the Davis nomination be sure to the prohibition cause a suc •when such factors as the place of A Hartford man crashed into a mations of mucus in the bronchial early brought him In conflict with cess and development that will tubes. The cure then must come is constantly making faces? The attack. He kept Some men In office his own colleagues. cause he felt it was “ tantamount to residence or nuptial state of the car parked for tire repairs in Rock a- Republican victory.” Afterward probably be unchecked as long as from removing these causes, and doctor calls it some form of ner and blocked other men both In the Twice Superintendent P.,A. Bak teacher become major considera ville and one of the passengers of vousness. Have had his tonsils re prohibition service and In the Anti- Wheeler prepared a,, statement Wayne B. Wheeler keeps his health fully one hundred per cent, of all er was on the point of firing him and strength. What may come later tions in the employment of instruc the parked car, a Rockville wom- moved, but certainly cannot see Saloon League, to retain his un boasting of his personal victory at cases can be chred through proper for his aggressiveness, oh hla own the convention; Bishop Cannon, a may be a different story.” tors for the young the essential tiD, was perhaps fatally hurt. ly regulated diet and exercise. any improvement, and his face is questioned control. Other big men behalf . while other league leaders in the league grew restive as he Democrat, angrily blocked its pub "That different story,” Steuart clement disappears from view— Au old man crossing a street In gradually growing out of shape. waited modestly for. honors to be lication. concludes briefly,.' “ is now being Would be glad of any help." walked over them rough-shod and awarded them. the fitness of the teacher for the QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Steuart tells how Wheeler boat written.” West Haven was run over and klll-\ Question: Mrs. H. J. ■writes; Answer: The greatest cause of used methods which they consider job in hand. ed l;iy an automobile. ed harmful to the cause. Today Ernest Cherringtoni 'out of the When I am -walking my hands such'nervousness is from irrita league’s general superintendency by No country in the world begins A rather short crop for one day. swell up so much that they pain tions of the gastro-lntestinal tract. Wheeler has np real suciessor. In Ohio years Wheeler intro “ Wayne Wheeler, Dry Boss" is duced the "pressure system” which deception and trickery so that hq to spend so much money on the But perhaps not all the killings me terribly, especially when I Irritating food mixtures have effect might have a weaker and more pli upon producing irritation all over the first biography of the man, writ he was to use successfully on a na schooling of its children as the were reported. The near-killings touch them. At tim ^ only one able man in the job; how his over- hand will swell and the other will Che body., 1 have never seen a case ten by one of his closest associates, tional scale. He became a national United States. In return it would and ordinary wreckings and minor Justin Steuart, his publicity secre figure in his defense of the Webb- lordship of , prohibition ended be perfectly all right." of these troublesj^with children that abruptly when Gen. Andrews took Eoen^ as If the very best of Instruc injuries over the week-end no long Answer: Swelling of the hands is could not be quickly cured by put tary for years. Steuart remains Kenyon liquor act’s constitutionali with the league and one might-ex ty, which Stuart says was doubt charge; how Wheeler exulted as tion ought to be insisted on. How er get into print, except locally; common when walking’' rapidly or ting them Oh a wel-balanced, non- scheming politicians defeated An It is appointed unto,, men once to any great distance. The swing irrltatlng diet. I will be glad. - to pect to eulogy In this volume. Blit ed by Wheeler himself. Steuart to die.—-Hebrews 9 :2 7 / 'J ' ever, in thousands ot cases it is not always then. Steuart, hot for the cause and drews; how Wheeler stopped the ing of the arms forces the blood in send you an article outlining the credits Wheeler with authorship • • • , Zipt superlative ability as a teacher 8 ifreatness, ad- league from publlqly exposing Mr. Sto^ckel's best answer yet to the Hands, hut should not cause propernronnr dietHint forfnr childrennhiiiiran iti# you will».iii boasting Wheeler of the Volstead Act, but denies him If I must die 1 will encounthr mits that it is "difficult to tabulate credit for the eighteenth amend Haynes and atUcklng Coolidge for that determines the bestowal of a to the problem of the murders on any discomfort unless you arfe suf send me a large, self-addressed, lax enforcement;______of„ Wheeler’s last darkness as a bride,' and hug it in Job in the schools, but other and stamped envelope. the good accomplished and.., the ment. the road Is that probably by an fering from rheumatism. Some harm done to the prohibition cause vain fight to save Haynes, of whom B-rma.— Shakespeare. entirely extraneons conditions. " other generation the human race times an Impingement of the nerves -nr - r. , .. tt , . . i After that Wheeler rode high. many league men were sick And which issue fron the spine and go shaping the government's prohibi- This will be so as long as school in America will have learned how HERB’S A RECORD on awarding rightly to others much tired; of Wheeler'k gallant strugglue to the arms will be the controlling tion policy from the starj;.^ Whan for the cause while dying on his Buthorities and the public think of to drive fast without accident. credit that Wheeler claimed or re Treasury or Justice Dt^'rtment EYE FOR BC^NESS factor in causing one hand to swell ceived. feet; how Wheeler was deeply hurt *. . -• t<’ -■ .• ^ . teaching positions from the view London.— A male residept of made an Interpretation ’Wheeler There is a growing feeling that and not the other; an / osteopath Camden Town, rdports that he, has at being cartooned as a poisoner CUS’TOk^ER: .Can,, ytpi., change'a point of the job-holder and the job or chiropractor could tell you if forced a reversal it ha saw-QL He and his grief at being publicly re five dollar bill ? . , the Department of Public 'Vehicles been attehded to by the same bar was one of,the te\v who saw that seeker, rather than from that of in Connecticut is far less interest this ^Ists. ' ber lor 40 years. During that time, buked by his surierldrs for promis VILLAGE ORUQQ^T .(cauti As a boy Wheeler was -aMdehtal- the amendment's adotition-j:.-didn't ing a Dsmooratic bolt if Smith were the best service to the children. ed in preventing loss of human life h:^ says, no one else has shaved his ly stabbed In the leg by a pitchfork mean a dry nation. While others ously J; Ceftainly,. - How will you Question; Mrs. H. K. L. writes: chin or trimmed bis hair. nominated. Wheeler bad no marked In the hands of a hay-pitcher who prepared to disband he leaped Into success In obtaining helpful legisla- ■—T?t Bits cough-drops? W' MANrateStlgR (C b lW r EVENING HERALD. MONDAY, AUGUST 20,1928. ♦ r Government engravers naake .The laek o f. nourishment In 4ke V t Ray Fever Evolution MiS. WOODWARD HEADS money in the most difflcuH Way. Equatorial and Arctic lohes^ kteps r;.V: =■- ■ Af. to make it doubly difflqult fh- th.ose people! short. ' Banple who live in the fei^Uef.Ls^’i^ 'w e s^ea EA C T S ABOUT 7 7 ^ / y / ' " counterfeiters. But that isn’t what father means when he says that have more and better foud [and CoN riECTico-r money’s hard to make. therefore grow taller. CONNEgXXCUT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE io tp Legislature for ___Liycly in ( 166) Colleges Tiat !U.. -.y.i.-:--' •.-.••• • '"o,-' From every state In the Union and from virtually every Belton is giving more attention country in the world are drawn the students who enroll in Con to i^'lltics tbaa Manchestor and necticut universities and colleges. Last college year there were njorti Interest-is being Jn the close to 10,000 students in the fourteen institutions of higher comiiig oatidtiB'-n^t Mmiiday night learning in Connecticut, twice the number enrolled in the eight when, (LelqgatiesftQ the -state, sena-j colleges and universities in this state twenty years ago. torl^ aod •.Cbftgressslohal.'.-bonveri- There Is one instructor for every seven students enro(led in tlonsfAre to'be held! than is no ted-in Connecticut colleges. Twenty years ago there was one for thls^town. , ...... • - - > every eight students. Bhltori, whlfch Is about "an even Last year’s graduating classes of the fourteen institutions break ih natlpnal and state poli numbered 1,730, double the number graduating in 1908-09. tics,i^^has sent;a. Republican, repre- There are appro:Umately 50,000 living alumni of Connecticut senthtlve tnV^e Legislature, for the colleges and universities. pastftwo terms! Mrs.'Marfde Wbod-. The total annual expenses of the fourteen institutions amount ward’ts notnbhly a RephhHcah, hut to approximately ?7,000,000. Slightly more than a third of has'a record that has never been this amount is for salaries of the faculty. Total expenses for madeijn Bolton before— going to 1927-28 amounted to more than four times the total expenses the LeglslaturiB from that town The finest hoihes for 1908-09. Properties of the fourteen institutions are val twlcd^ in succession...... ued at approximately $44,231,000, four times the value of col This record hf- serving, two terms ^ around you serve it , lege properties in the state twenty years ago. Every college in succession is likely to be further has a large library, all of the institutions having a total of broken as it is almost an assured 1,730,000 volumes valued at several million dollars. factlchat Mrs. Woodward will, again Yale University, established in 1701, Is the oldest university be afcandldate and as she has al- might as well have the best in the state and one of the oldest in the United States. The- way%! drawn' Votes from both the 'ou Albertus Magnus College and the Connecticut College of Phar Repi^licam.aod ! .Democratic'! sides macy, both organized in 1925, are the youngest. The only her ^ectiom^sBems at this .early date state-supported institution of college grade in the state is the alre^y asstirted. ''' - - Connecticut Agricultural College at Storrs. 4 Wednesday— 350 Public Utilities in State. TELEPHONE CO. NAMES ADVERTISING MANAGER Herbert S. Koenig of New Ha ven Takes Over Work of New York. Aug. 20.— Not, per Judson S. Bradley, Resigned haps, that it makes a great deal of difference— hut, anyway, someone The appointment of Herbert S. salvaged from a Brooklyn ware Koenig of 458 Dixwell avenue. New house the statue \of Diana, which Haven, to be advertising manager once perched so gaily atop the of the Southern New England Tele Madison Square Garden, and found phone Company, was announced to a place for it on the New York day by C. E. Rolft, assistant to the Subjects. The principal film feature denly developes a charming and un University grounds. vice president. MERCHANTS'NIGHT for tomorrow and Wednesday will usual twist that is Interspersed with- Mr. Koenig entered the publicity be “ The Angel of Broadway,” a plenty of thrills and drama. , Which reminds me of a tale that department of the telephone com glittering drama of romance and Victor Varconi, Well known to lo waits the pen of the embryo O. pany in February, 1927, as a copy AT STATE TOMORROW adventure featuring Leatrice Joy. cal film fans, plays opposite Miss Henrys. It was told me the other writer, having for some time prior Both sides of Broadway— one Joy as a burly truck driver who li th e T im e to Save night at the Players Club by a doc to that date held the position of ad concealing the bitterness of false loses his heart to the star. With every day low prices and remarkable values tor who writes a bit himself now vertising manager for the Meccano Loads of Gifts to Be Given pleasure beneath a brilliant exteri A selected program of State A & P offers you the opportunity for daily savings Company, Inc., of New York and or, the other drab and dull, but full Short Subjects will be shown In and then. » Away; “Angel of Broad- “ It was a couple of years ago, in Elizabeth, N, J. . of sincerity— these are, the con conjunction with the feature. this -very clubroom,” the doctor *way” on Screen; Greta Gar trasting backgrounds in this swift For the final times tonfght, at began. “ We were sitting about the bo Tonight. ly-moving picture. Leatrice Joy, the 7:00,and 9:00, the State is present round table— some artists, actors star, goes from the heights to the ing Greta Garbo in “ The Mysteri Whitehottse TALL and writers. The papers had been A new policy is to be inaugurat depths of material existence, her ous Lady.” Those who saw this pic CANS carrying stories about the passing ed at the State Theater tomorrow characterization being of striking ture last night claim it to be beau Evaporated night, when local merchants will contrasts. Miss Joy has a role of tiful Greta’s finest effort. MUk of Madison Square Garden. And one of the artists spoke admiringly cooperate with the management in tremendous dramatic force— one of It’s always cool and comfortable of the St. Gaudens statue of Diana presenting the first of a series of the finest she Ijas ever essayed as at the State, regardless of the hot Macaroni " nSS^ 4 25*’ — which, of course, turned the Merchants and State Theater motion picture star. She is a dancer weather. 'This is made possible Nights. This delightful and unus in a night club in New York, where through the continuous operation general conversation in that direc Burnettes Vanilla 2 0 Z B 0 T 33* tion. ual feature has many surprises in she syncopates hymns and gibed at of a gigantic Typhoon Cooling Sys “ A short time afterward, the store for Manchester film fans. religion. Men roared at her merri tem. artist came up to me and said; Loads ‘of useful and practical gifts, ment, in New York, then bowed Arm & Hammer Soda 8* •Doctor, I’d like to send over, to will be given away. This feature is their heads in grief. But when re Twenty-five people were robbed you the girl that modeled for that an extra added attraction for to morse tormented her soul, she call in a New York restaurant. The fact statue. She hasn’t been very well morrow evening only, in addition ed herself a fool, but was she? It that it was by four, bandits makes N O . Vz is at this point that the story sud- it news. lately. And I’ve been keeping an to the splendid program of screen CAN eye on her.’ Of course I said I’d be glad to take the case. Cr ab Meat •■•Well— I don’t know why we. ^’*carry around illusions of fountains Lux SMAU.PKO ot youth, and such. But anyone ■who ever saw Diana up" there above the city must have conjured up Biaker’s Chocolate K LBCA KB some image of immortal symmetry. ■You know, I completely forgot how Royal Baldng Powder ^47* many years had passed since the statue wasv modeled. “ And then, one morning there Herbert S. Koenig hobbled into my office a rheumatic S l i r e d d e d SERVE WITH PKGS FRUITS—BERRIES and crotchety old lady. She was The telephone company’s new ad bent from pain and twisted from vertising manager is a New Haven W h e a t the twinges of her malady. Her man and attended Hopkins Gram dress indicated that circumstances mar school and Hillhouse High had been no kinder to her than school in that city. He is a son of Soapine 4 » ’^S5* [ Time. Prof. Otto Koenig of the Rochester “ She sat down, and introduced Theological Seminary, who for 16 Vinegar 49* % GAL JUG 2 9 ^ herself with, “ I’m the patient So- years was pastor of the German and-So sent ySu.’’ Baptist church in George street, PINT 33^ “ ‘Oh yes.’ I said, pretending un Mr. Koenig is a veteran of the Encore OUve OH concern. ‘You are Diana?’ World War, having served with the “ ‘Yes,’ she responded, with a 7th U. S. Infantry and is well twinge of pain, ‘I was Diana.’ ’’ known in advertising circles In this CAKES That’s all there is to the story as city and New York. PALMOUVE 1. heard it. I don’t vouch for it, Mr. Koenig takes the position/ in either in entirety or part, since I the Southern New England Com Soap know the doctor to be fond of his pany vacated by the transfer of tale-tellings. I merely know that Judson S. Bradley to the American Preserving Jar Rings I liked the story. And there seems Telephone and Telegraph Company no reason why it shouldn’t be true. in New York, where he will be con Even a sylph must grow old, and nected with the commercial depart Whole PicKling SpUes growing old must become heir to ment of the parent company in sales the infirmities of advancing years. promotion work. ’ All kinds of Cludce S^ces at Low Prices Heywood Broun, the columnist, LEGISLATORS’ REUNION UCH remarkable washing speed was un- Hart's Fancy Sweet Peas once remarked that he never could SAME DAY .\S CONVENTION see the tragedies in such situations I thought of before the Maytag originated the The A & P is the Exclusive » CAN as those presented by “ Romeo and S Gjrrrfoam washing action and the heat- chain store Distributor o f theso The fact that the date set for Nationally Advertised Peas Juliet,” in which the hero and the reunion of former members of retaining cast-alumimim tub, yet it washes the heroine merely die. the Connecticut Legislature on ^daintiest gannjmts:9is QSrefuUy as if done by hand His comment was that if he were September 6, at the state fair in — ^wjashes by water a ^ o n alone— a torrent o f water 1^ Sayers 3 10® to write the play to suit his idea Hartford, was in conflict with the passing back and forth through the meshes of of tragedy he would show Romeo opening date of the state conven the clothes. ' |(|iyal^]Liinca'C racker8 pkg 3 3 ® and .Juliet in their classic balcony tion' of the Republican party, which love moments. And then, in the will open in New Haven that same This effective but careful .method washes the last act, he would show them a evening, has caused a re-arrange stubborn edge-dirt froxn collars * and cuffs, the E ducator Toasterettes w rap ped PKG 2 5 * couple of dozen years later. Romeo ment to make It possible for those would be no longer young and ground-in dirt frekn play-clothes or overalls vinth- who wish to attend both to be out hand-rubbing. An average w a s ^ g takes about handsome, and Juliet would be get able to do so. ting fat, and her hair would be The reunion of the Legislators an hour. SHAKER PKGS graying. will begin at 11 o’clock in the Romeo would be making his love morning of September 6 at the New Roller Water Remover , ■ \ plea again, his voice weakening a Fair grounds in West Hartford and Tije Maytog.Roher Iwgo rolls, the top For. homm wUhoat I bit. And, in the midst of it, Juliet oloeMettit I BOSTON , will come to a close at 5 o’clock, one soft, the bottom one hard. Th^.esert equal pressure on t* u(th (n- A N D V id N IT Y QUART 1 3 ® would yawn. v/hich will, it is felt sure, gives all parts of the garment regardless of fdds, lumps and seams, tulll gmtolini motor. Hood’s MUk And that, said Broun, would be ample time for those intending to remove both soap and water evenly j&om all parts the gar BOSTON AND VICINITY %PINT IT tragedy. get to New Haven for the opening ment and spare ^ e buttons. Hoodls Cream In which I am inclined to con- of the convention. NO. 1 cur. The Safety Feed, the automatic ASP CANS 2 5 * GILBERT SWAN. Maytag Radio Programs Stteed Peaches A machine that automatically PHONE for a tension adjustment, the self-reversing ✓ “ v W 'H T . Chicago, » picks out bad eggs and grades drainboard and the instant safety re / k Tu«., wed.,'rhur., THE ANSWER Trial Washing lease remove the last bit of effort from I Fri,,Sat.,9!00P.M. others according to their weight, li ^ -n S i Chicago DayReht BOKAR LB Here is one solution to the was shown in London recently. You may use a Maytag the weekly wadiing. Saving‘nm e.KE X, LETTER GOLF puzzle on the comic v jB v Portland, Oregon, AMERICA’S FOREMOST ji N for your next washing \ Deferred PaymentM Tuee,, 8:30 P.M . PACKAGE COFFEE page: without cost or obligation. \^You‘H Never Mite Padne Standard BLUB, BLUR. SLUR, SOUR, You will find that it Time. KDKA, Pittsburgh, SOUS, SOWS, SAWS, LAWS. brings washday * high Wed., lOKX) P.M. E ^ e m Day REPUBLICAN THE MAYTAG COMPANY light Time. CFCA, Toronto. LB ness. You will discover Can., Tues., 7:30 P.M. Eastern Red Circle Cc^See Bread may be the staff of life, CAUCUS! why it won world I eader- , Ntwtonj4owa Standard Time. WBZ, Boston, but that doesn’t justify a man mak The Republican electors of the ship. If it doesn’t sell it '■ Founded 1894 Fri.,7:30 P.M. EsstemStsdid- LB ard.Time. WCCO, Mlnneapo- m ght O’Cloek CofiSee ing one continuous loaf. Town of Bolton are requested to self, don’t keep it.' Us, Fri., 8:30 P. M. Centra meet in caucus in the basement of Standard Time. PKG the Congregational Church on Mon T" ParaOin Wax Permanent Philadelphia Factory Branch, Maytag Second Mortgage day, Aug. 27, 1928, at 7 o’cloolc,, p. Building— 851-3-Notth Broad St.. Ph .ladelphia, m., for the purpose of electing dele Pennsylvania . eRANDMOTOER’S ja Rct Money gates to the Republican State Con NOW ON HAND vention to be held in New Haven HILLERY BROTHERS Taste its LOAF Sept. 6 and 7, 1928, for the nomi 384 HARTFORD ROAD PHONE 1107 X lioiiie>baked flavor Arthur A. Knofla nation of candidates for the state g75 Main St, I'hone 782-2 officers, a Senator in Congress of Maytag dealera everywhere follow the standardized role o f sending a Maytag the United States and for the elec to a home,to do h .week’s washing free, and without obligation o f ghy Kind. This tion of delegates to the Congres Pnees effective in Boston and vicinity sional, Senatoi’ial and Probate con is the way all Maytag Aluminum Washers are'• 'd. p EMIEL STREDE ventions. By Order of the Town Committee (Concrete Uontractor SAMUEL R. WOODWARD, , : |B , FiHindalioiin, Hldcwalka. etc. Chairman. m m ‘ Quality wiirk at reasonahle price. Dated at Bolton, Conn., Aug. 20, ’S’.’ MARCHKH’rKIt cmKBM 1928. Phone 845^1 StandHTd Time. • Ta; 1-* •’J-• •»-V V. • Jv -i-'"’ -•'i ■ A • -'‘ - 'MM >r- PAGE SIX \ MANOHBSTER (CONN,) EVENING HERALDr MONDAY, AUGUST 20^ 1928. tt '.'■.■PUL.' ... . Thirty-Two Two Games In Twilight National Leiigue Adams Is Hit Hard American Leiigtte Results As Green Wins 11-7 Results Some Of The League Set For Tonight At St. Iioniai.— - 1 At New Yorki— GIANTS 8, CARDS 8 ' Although outhit 15-13, Manches-<^ Stafford Springs (7) INDIANS 8, a YANKS 3. 18 New York (First Game) AB. H. H. PO. A. E. ter Green was victorious over Staf AB R H PO Walsh, cf ___ ;.... 4 0 0 3 0 0 Cleveland ' ford Springs in a baseball game Jellin, cf .. .,. . 4 0 1 2 ^ ^ AB. ft. H. PO. A. E, Reese, If ...... 4 1 1 0 0 0 Clark, c ...... Langford, If ... " Gibson’s at Heights and Mann, rf ...... 4 1 .2 2 0 0 5 0, 1 2 Q 0 •T FORDS CAPTURE played at Woodbridge Field yester Gray, If ...... Lind, 2 b ...... 4 0 1 5 2 0 Llndstrom, 3b ...... 4 1 0 l l 0 J. Sewell, 8s . . . Hogan, c ...... 3 0 1 6 1 0 day afternoon before a large crowd. Piccin, rf .. ., 4 0 1 X 3 0 Hodapp, 3b ...... 3 0 0 X 3 .0 lirst Roond Tins W edi; Best Green-Bon Ami, Hickey’s, Jackson, ss ...... 4 0 1 4 3 0 W. Dobson, 3b Sunima, rf ...... Terry, lb ...... 4 0 1 7 2 0 The score was 11 to 7. Although 3 0 0 X 3 0 LEAGUE PENNANT T. Dobson, lb 2 1 0 10 1 0 Tennis Pairings Cohen, 2b ...... 4 0 0 2 1 0 hit hard, both pitchers, Elmo Man- Benton, p ...... 3 0 1 2 1 0 J. Dobson, 2b 3 0 0 4 0 0 Two Ost of Three Setx Reads the Official Sched Autry, c ...... 4 1 1 4 1 0 telli and Jimmy Adams, went the Adams, p .... Shaute, p ...... 2 1 1 • 0 0 0 34 3 7 27 9' ” o Qenhole, ss .. Hudlin, p ...... St. Louis distance without relief. 2 0 0 0 1 0 - ‘Following are the nameci of the Bavne, p ...... 0 0 0 Ox Matches Sdf-Referec(^ ule; Green vs, Gibson’s Beat Hudsons 4-1 to Assure AB. R. H. PO. A. E. For three Innings the teams bat 0 0 B2 tennis playera seeking the town Douthlt, cf ...... 4 0 2 -8 0 0 T otals...... 39 7 15 21 9 3 champlohship. They are arranged Frisch, 2b ...... 4 0 -0 3 2 0 tled without a score. Then the 32 3 5 30 11 o ' Orsattl, rf ...... 4' 1 1 0 0 0 Green tallied four times in the Manchester Green (11) New York in the order of their pairings and Hayers Shmdd Make Ar- Thursday Night. Themselves of Champion Bottomley, lb ...... 4 p 0-7 10 fourth— the margin by which It ul AB R H PO A E AB. a H. PO. A. B- the' teleiJiipne hnmbers o f all who Hafey, If ...... 4 0 2 3 0 0 Combs, cf ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 timately captured the contest. Stevenson, 3 b . 3 1 1 0 2 'tl Koenig, ss ...... 5 0 0 (> 3 0 have phones are included to aid Holm. 3b ...... 4 0 1 1 2 0 Dowd, 3b . . . 2 1 2 2 0 0 rasgements W ^ est De ship; One More Game. Wilson, c ...... 3 1 1 2 0 0 Breilnan’s single, Dimlow’s field Ruth, rf ...... 4 1 1 5 0 0 players in arranging their matches: Two games are scheduled In the Harper, x ...... 10 0 0 0 0 er’s choico, Cheney’s sacrifice, Mant?dli, p . . . 4 0 2 2 3 1 Gehrig, lb ...... 4 0 1 11 0 0 1. Herbert Kerr, 62-8. Meusel. If ...... 4 0 1 2 0 0 Community Club Twilight Baseball* Thevenow, ss ...... 3 0 1 2 3 1 Burkhardt’s triple and Sullivan’s Llnnoll 2b . . . 4 0 1 2 1 1 2: Franklin Dexter, 1823. High,- XX ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 IVallelt, c . , . 5 0 1 6 2 0 Lazzeri, 2b ...... 3 0 1 5 5 0 lay. League tonight. The Heights are to Martin, z ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 infield out, did the damage. Dim- Dugan, 3b ...... 2 0 0 1 5 0 3. Sherwood Bissell, 1104. The Fords defeated the Hudsons Sherdei, p ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 low’s single chased home Brennan Brennan, cf . . 3 2 1 3 1 0 Bengough. c ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 4. Bob (kishman, 508. pay hosts to Gibson’s Garage while Friday night at the West Side play ^ades, XXX ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 with another run in the fifth. Dimlow, ss . . . 4 1 2 1 0 1 Durst, z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 grounds by the score of 4 to 1, thus I^inhart, zz ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cheney, lb,.. . 3 2 1 7 0 0 Gvnbowski, o ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 By TOM STOWE the Bon Ami entertains the Green Stafford got two runs in the first Paschal, zz 1 0 0 0 0 0 5. Fred VanNess, 2642. winning the championship of the of the sixth only to have the Green Burkhart, If . . 3 2 1 4 0 0 He.'mach, p ...... 3 1 1 0 2 0 at Hickey’s Grove. 35 2 9 27 9 1 6. Louie Farr, 76-8. Thirty-two players wiU qompeto senior baseball league. They will be New York ...... 000 300 000— 3 retaliate with a three-run rally. Sullivan, rf .. 2 0 0 0 0 0 7. George HaiTison, 2274. Both should be interesting games presented with gold baseballs, giv St. Louis ...... 000 001 100— 2 Picaut, rf . . . . 2 2 1 0 0 (L 32 2 6 80 15 0 in The Herald’s second annual, elim unless something unforseen devel Singles by Cheney, Picaut, -Dowd Cleveland ...... 001 000 000 2—3 8. Francis O’Brien, '471-8. en by the Recreation Center. Two base hits, Reese, Terry; home and Mantelll were responsible. The * * * ination tournament for the men’s ops. The Green now leads the sec “ Yump” Dalquish pitched good run, Orsatti; stolen base, Douthlt,; New York ...... 000 OOO 100 1—2 sacrifice, Hogan; double play, Bot Green got three more in the eighth. T otals...... 35 11 13 27 9 3 Two base hits, Shaute, Laizzeri; 9. Paul Janesls, 346-5. singles tennis championship of ond half of the league and if vic ball for the winners, allowing only sacrifices, Summa, Morgan, Lazzdri, torious will meet itself in the.play tomley to Thevenow to Bottomley: Errors put Burkhart and Picaut on Stafford Springs 000 002 140— 7 10. Everett Strange, 1123. three hits. "Buddy” Kerr played a left on bases. New York B, St. Louis base and singles by Dowd and Lin- Man. Green . . . 000 413 03x— 11 Harvel: double plays, J. Sewell to Manchester, an increase of eight off. In other words, if the Green nice game at short, making sever 8; bases on balls, oft Bentgn 2; struck Lind to Morgan, Hudlin to Autry, 11. Allan Dexter, 1208. nell scored the runs. Stafford Three-base hit, Burkhart; sacri Morgan to Autry, Hodapp to Morgan; over last, year’s field. wins this round, it will be the al difficult stops. out, by Sherdei 2, by Benton 6: wild 12. Harry Russell, 2410-2. The fact that an even 32 players champion, having already won the pitch. Sherdei; umpires. Quigley, made a determined rally in the first fice hits, Mantelll, Llnnell, Bren left on bases. New York 6. Cleveland The postponed game between the Stark and Moran; time, 2:02. of the eighth scoring four run's nan, Cheney; stolen bases, J. Dob- 4; base on balls, off Shaute 1, Hudlin are entered in the tournament first. Hudsons and Cadillacs will be plav- X—Harper batted.for Wilson in 9th. 4, Helmach 2..Bayne 1; struck CHit. by IS.Harry McCann, 1040-2., means'that there.,will be no byes. Gibson's Garage, however, is de XX—High batted for Thevenow In bringing their total one shy of the sou. Dimlow 2, Picaut, Stevenson,. Helmach 2. Hudlin 2; hits, off Shaute 14. — Phillip Mahoney, 2555J ed Monday night at the West Side Green, but the \ home team’s rally Mantelli, Brennan 2, Cheney 2, T. 4 In 6( none out In 7th), Hudlin 1 In Four rounds and;'the finals iviU de termined^ the Green will not win playgrounds. 9th. || 15. —^Eddie Markley. XXX—Blade^atttid for Sherdei in in its half settled the issue. Dobaoi . Dowd, Burkhart; double 3 1-3 (one out In 10th). Bayne none cide the winner. The first round and the same holds for the Heights. League Standing In ^-3; hit by pitcher, by Shaute, 16. —Jimmy Qnish, 114-2. 9th Jimmy Ac^ams, state Trade school play, Brennan to Linnell; left pn * • « matches must be played off this The Bon Ami’s chances are not any W. L. , z—Martin ran for High in 9th. (Cotnbs): winning pitcher, Hudlin; week. ' Instead of making a set too good with three defeats. Thurs zz—Reinhart ran for Blades in 9th. pitcher, was hit hard, but managed bases, Stafford Springs 8, Manches umpires, Owens, • Gelsel and Mc 17. —Frank Cervini, 1876. F o r d s ...... 5 1 to lead both teams with the stick ter Green 6; first base on balls, off Gowan; time. 2:10. schedule, the players are allowed to day night’s schedule calls for Green Nashs ...... 3 3 z—Durst batted for Bengough in 18. Earl Judatz. arrange the time and place for their vs. Gibson’s at Hickey’s and Bon At Cincinnati t— himself getting three safeties. Adams 1, off Mantelll 4; hit by 10. Ding Farr, 76-3. H udsons...... 2 3 REDS 4. BRAVES 3 Dowd, Mantelll and Dlmlow did the pitcher, Adams; struck out, by 7th. own matches. This will make mat Ami at the Heights. Cadillacs ...... 1 4 zz—Paschal batted for Grabowakl 20. Aldo Gatti. Cincinnati best in this respect for the Green. Adams 2, by Mantelll 7; time, two In 10th. ters much more convenient for all FORDS (4) AB. K. H. PO. V. E. Mantelll whiffed seven batsmen. hours; umpires, Cerveney and (Second Game) concerned. AB Crltz, 2b ...... 4 I 2 I 1 0 21. Ben Cheney, 20. R H PO A E Zltzmann, If ...... 4 0 0 4 0 0 Here is the box score: Hunt. New York ___ i ____ 330 003 Olx— 10 Sportsmanship will he a big fao- , Maloney, c . . . .3 1 2 6 2 1 Walker, rf ...... 2 1 1 1 0 0 Cleveland ...... ___ 000 000 IOIt- 2 22. Mac Macdonald, 2214. tor in the competition inasmuclPM i NEW YORKS REACH Gatti, cf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Kelly, lb ...... 3 2 2 8 2 0 Batteries; New York—Johnson and 28. Johnny Boyle, 385-8. the players will referee,th<^ own- Allen, cf ...... 4 0 1 4 0 0 Grabowski. Cleveland—Uhle, / Miljus. D. Kerr, lb .. . .3 1 1 7 2 0 DID YOU KNOW THAT— Underhill' and L. Sewell. 24. —^Leonard Herr}-, 2505'W matches the same as last year, 'with Dalquish, p . . 0 Plclnich, c ...... 4 0 0 3 0 0 « * * .. .3 1 0 2 0 Dressen, 3b ...... 4‘ l 2 1 2 0 GRIMES IN LINE Combs, the Yankee center- the exception of the ^finals'and pos B. Kerr, ss . . . . 2’ 0 0 1 4 0 Ford, 88 ...... 4 0 1 4 3 0 fielder, is ce*talnly a meticu At 'Washington I—! i 25. Earle Bissell, 1104. sibly the semi-finals. This does not HRST POSITION Markham, 2b . .2 1 0 2 1 0 Kolp, p , ...... 4 0 0 1 1 0 lous fellow. . . . He replaces TIGERS 9. NATIONALS 8 26. John Cheney, 20. mean, however, that' a player Carteon, If . . . .3 0 1 0 0 0 Detroit . , 27. —-Herman YiUes. should concede to his opponent 33 4 9 27 "9 "o his divots when he digs up the AB, ft. H. PO. A. B. Jolly, 3b ...... 1 1 1 1 0 0 Boston FOR ’ 28 CHOICE sod. . . . And he’s a school Sweeney, lb ...... , 6 0 0 8 2 0 28. —Boh Smith, Jrr, 750-8. anything which is cloSe. Players Goodstine, rf . .1 0 0 0 0 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. B. teacher. . . , Nassak pulled McManus. 3b ...... 4 2 2 2 0 0 should rule the balls,;as they see Giants Have Been Forging McConkey, 3b . .1 0 1 1 0 0 Rlchbourg, rf ...... 4 0 1 8 0 '0 out of the Belmont also. . . . Gehrlnger, 2b- ...... 4 2 2 3 2 0 20. Lawrence Paisley, 2660. them,, regardless of conditions er Haddan, rf . . .1 J. Smith, cf ...... 4 0 0 5 0 0 Hargrave, c ...... 3 1 1 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Slsler, lb ...... 4 1 1 8 1 0 Soft for Victorian now. . . . Heilmann. rf ...... 3 1 2 0 0 0 30. Ty Holland, 175-3. contestants. This manner'6f cob Hornsby, 2b ...... 3 1 1 4 2 0 Lindstrom, Bottomley, Frisch The A’s nave a sign in the park Fotherglll. If ...... 5 3 4 1 0« 0 31. — Ross Shirer, 508. ducting the tournament prcQ^ a Ahead Since End of July; Total 23 4 7 18 11 1 Mueller, If ...... 4 1 2 2 0 0 Wlngo. cf ., ...... 5 0 3 4 1 0 82. Bennie Schubert, 2448. decided success last year.... Bell, 3b ...... 4 0 1 0 1 0 — “ Be ,a Good Sportsman. Don’t Tavener, ss ...... 4 0 1 I 'B 0 HUDSONS (1) Throw Cushions and Paper’’— Best 2 Out of 6 AB R H Farrell, ss ...... 4 0 1 1 4 1 Sorrell, p ...... 3 0 0 0 2 1 Other Games. PO A E Taylor, c ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 and Wilson Also in Run Maybe a good sport can toss a Smith, p ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 Play will be the best two out of Quinn; rf . . . ..0 0 0 0 0 0 Brown, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 bottle. . . . It’s too bad the three matches. Two straight .sets Moriarty, 2 b 38 9 16 27 12 1 . .3 0 0 1 2 1 Palmero, p ...... 10 0 0 1 0 Irish got mad at Hagen. . . . won by a player makes'it unneces Vince, c ...... 3 1 0 6 2 1 Cantwell, p ...... 1 0 0 1 1 0 W ashington ning for Selection in Na- They say in Dublin that he spells .vBl ft. H. PO. A) E. sary to have a third one. The'play Falkoshle, 3b . .3 0 1 0 New York, Aug. 20.— John Mc- 0 0 32 3 8 24 10 1 his name wrong anyway. . . . West, cf ...... 5 1 2 3 0 0 Few More Names ers will supply their own racquets, Jackmore, cf . . .2 0 0 1 0 0 Rice, rf ...... 5 1 3 3 0 0 Graw’s dream cf winning his Cincinnati ...... 003 100 OOx— 4 And that his name don’t mean and balls. Players who are paired' Griffith. If . . . .1 0 0 (^ 0 0 B o s to n '...... SOIX 000 000— 3 Goslin, If ...... 3 1 2 2 0- 1 should get in touch 'with one an eleventh National League pennant Dowd, ss ...... 2 0 1 0 1 2 Two base hits, Crltz 2, Dressen, anything. . . . P^nn doesn’t Judge, lb ...... r . . 3 0 0 6 1 0 Kelly; three base hits. Bell, Kelly; distlnquish any nfore between Reeves, 3b ...... 4 0 0 2 4 0 other either personally or by tele- • this year took on a rosy hue today Splllane, p . . .1 0 1 1 3 0 Needed in Girls’ sacrifices, Palmwo, Walker; double minor and major sports. . . . Cronin, ss ...... 4 0 0 2 2 1 phone as soon as possible tO'make as the little Napoleon and his fight Hewitt, lb .. . .2 0 0 9 0 1 plays, Farrell to Hornsby to Slsler, BY HENRY L. FARRELL Harris, 2b ...... 3 1 1 1 0 0 arrangements for their match. Per Aithens, If . . . .1 0 0 0 0 0 Ford to Kelly to Ford to Kelly; left But the football letter is still the Ruel. c ...... 4 1 2,6-1 0 ing Giants, in first place for the Tate, c ...... 0 0 01 0 0 mits for the tennis courts miut be on base, Boston 5, Cincinnati -0;.base big one. . . . That Meyer fel obtained at the Recreation Centers, first time since May 13, pulled into on balls, off Palmero 2, Cantwell 1, low who won the Indianapolis Jones, p ...... 1 0 0 0 2 0 Tennis Tdumament Cincinnati for a 3-game series with Total 18 1 3 18 8 5 Kolp 2; struck out, by Kolp 2; hits, There is no one name that sug Brown, p - ...... 1 0 O'. 2 0 0 through whose courtesy the courts Innings: i oft Palmero 7 In 3 2-3, Ca^itwell 2 In gests Itself immediately when can dizzy is a Californian. . . . Burke, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 will be rented to the players with the Reds. Nine' long rahs and a locomotive. Zachary, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Since July 24, when they were in Fords ...... 121 000— 4 4 1-3; hit by pitcher, by Cantwell didates are being considered for out charge. ' ' (Zltzmann); losing pitcher. Palmero; the National League’s most valu . . .Shanty Hogan, the Giants’ Marherry. p ...... 0 7 0 0 0 0 In view of the fact that there are fourth place, the Giants have won Hudsons ...... 100 000— 1 umpires, McCormick, Pflrman; time, Barnes, z ...... 1 - 1‘ 1 0 0 0 The result of the matches' must Stolen bases, Maloney, D. Kerr; able player prize. As is the case in backstop, tripped over the plate only nine persons entered in The 19 of 25 games, including five 1:43. Boss, zz ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Herald’s, second annual elimination be sent to the School Street Jtec im first base on balls, Splllane 1, Dal X—Brown batted for Taylor In 9th. the American League there are a and sprained his ankle. . . . mediately after they Jiave, .been ■victories over the Cardinals. The And Hank Gowdy once got his 34 « i l 27 10 3 women's tennis .singles tournament Cards began to slip since beating quish 3; first base on errors, Quinn number of prominent candidates, a Detroit ...... 000.150 003—9 played or telephoneir to 'iffr'wrowr-' by Dalquish; hit by pitcher, Mc- At Chicngoi— dogs tankled In a mask and lost for the town championship, play the Giants at the start of their last number o f factors to be considered Washington ...... 101 810 210—6 will not begin for a day or two at The Herald office. The winning Conkey by Splllane, Haddan by CUBS .S. DODGERS 2 a world’s series. . . . But Two base hits, McManus, Fotherglll invasion of New York, and since and the contest is certain to be more, during which an effort will player is expected to make the re Spillane; struck out, Splllane 6, Chicago close. Stoneham. the boss, can't 3, Goslin, Barnes, West, Rice; three port without delay. Second round % then have lost nine out of 12 Dalquish 4; passed balls, Vince 1, AB. R. H. PO. A. R. Charleston either. . . . Young base hits, Wlngo, Heilmann; home be made to secure udditiohal play games. . 5 0 1 1 8 0 Last year, in a neck and neck run. Goslin; sacrifices, Tate, Har ers. sixteen Competed last year and matches will be played next week. ' Mahoney 8; wild pitches, Splllane, Maguire, 2b . 4 0 1 Henry Johnson, Yank pitcher, The Red Birds fought hard 2 3 0 race, the prize was awarded to grave, Hellmannfi, Goslin; double' that goal is now sought. One may learn whom he will ineet Dalquish; umpires, Holland, Car- . 4 1 1 2 ■0 0 won’t believe that Infielders stop plays, Judge to Cronin to Brown, throughout . the tournameht by against the New Yorkers in St. roll. . 3 0 I 3 0 0 Paul Waner, the brillint young out a drive once In a while. . . . Sweeney to Tavener; left on bases, Those who have entered are . 3 0 0 studying the^ pairings. No. 1 plays Louis, losing each of the three 1 0 0 fielder of the champion Pittsburgh He tries to get 'em all at the Detroit .7, Washington 8; base on Mrs. Fred "Van Ness, Eleanor . 3 0 0 10 0 0 balls, off Sorrell 3, Smith 2. Jones 2, Runde, Carolyn Cheney, Alice No. 2 and the winner meets either games by the same score, 3 to 2. . 3 1 I 8 0 0 Pirates, but his margin was only plate. Zachary 1; struck out, by Sorrell 1, Larry Benton, McGraw’s ace, hung six points over the total of 66 that Cheney, Ruth Behrend, Elea No. 3 or No. 4 with this winner . 3 0 0 0 0 0 Smith 3, Jones 2, Burke 1. Marberry playing the survivor of the' next up his 20th victory in beating them . 3 1 1 0 0 0 1; hits, off Sorrell 9 In 6 1-3, Smith nor Heubeur, Mary Mc- was polled for Frank Frisch, the four, next eight and so on. i i yesterday. . 1 0 0 0 0 0 dashing second baseman of the St. 2 in 2 2-3, Jones 9 in 4 (none out In 'Veigh, Gladys Wilkinson and Ruth Forty thousand persons saw plons might be crowding the Phil 5th). Brown 2 In 3. Burke 0 In 1, Smith. Others sought, are Elizabeth WeU Paired Muriel Tomlinson 32 3 6 27 12 0 Louis Cardinals. lies. Zachary 1 In 0, Marberry 3 In -; win A study of the pairings which this game, while 65,000, a record clyn It isn’t often that great ball play ning pitcher. Smith; losing pitcher, Washkiewich, Muriel Tomlinson, AB. R. H. PO. A. K. The valuable players on the other Zachary; umpires, Van Graflan, Estelle Jackson, Aileen McHale, Es were made the same way, as last baseball crowd for any city this ers have two great seasons right in year— by drawings— reveals that season, watched the Yankees divide . 4 I 2 4 0 0 clubs will suffer in comparison wi. i Campbell and Connolly; time. 2:06. ther Metcalf and any others desir Wins Tennis Tide . 2 1 I 2 3 0 succession, but it Is the case with the distinguished players on the z—Barnes batted for Brown In 7th, ing to enter. Send names to East the players in most instances have a double bill with Cleveland in . 3 O' 1 2 1 1 Waner and Frisch, who are promi zz—Boss ran for Ruel In 7th. and been exceptionally , well matched. Bressler, If . 4 0 0 0 clubs in if. J pennant race. Hughie 9th. Side Rec. New York. With one man on base 0 0 nent. candidates again. Frisch has Two of the leading* playera in Abe in the tenth inning of the opener. . 4 0 1 8 2 0 Critz, the great second baseman of Muriel Tomlinson is the south . 3 0 0 0 1 0 the added luster of a major part in the Cincinnati Reds, deserves a lot tournament, Ty Holland and I a 'w- Chick Autry, Cleveland catcher and Gilbert. 3b . . 0 0 0 0 1 0 rence Paisley are matched in the . end playground tennis champion Bancroft, ss a Spectacular pennant race, but of votes. If the Reds would win the former Yankee, hit a homer which . 3 0 0 2 2 1 Waner has been handicapped by a first round. Otherwise, the star gave the Indians a 3 to 2 verdict. having survived the West Side Deberry, c . . 3 0 I 6 0 0 pennant he probably would be a Doak, p ..., . 3 0 0 role with a disappointing and SLUGGER VS. SQENCE players are well. distributed., This The Yanks battered Uhle and tournament and then defeated Eliz 2 4 0 heavy favorite in the contest. abeth Washiewich, East Side . 1 0 0 0 0 0 rather discredited team. Riggs Stephenson is another one Major League insures a continued interest until Miljus in the nightcap and breezed — the very last match. home a ten to two win, Henry champ, for the highest honors. It is 30 3 6 a26 14 3 Both the Cardinals and the of the most emmensely valuable Pirates, however, have more spec Standinfifs ON PROGRAM TONIGHT Sherwood "Cap” Bissell, the de^ Johnson yielding only six hits. believed that both of these girls n o OUO 001— 3 players who doesn't command the will enter the Herald town 200 000 000--2 tacular candidates in the contest. fending champion, drew a player The Chicago Cubs kept in the spotlight. The Chica-{o fans know championship tournament which iwia, vuyiBI, n ool, Biatz. The Cardinals have Jim Bottomley of unknown caliber insofar as lo National League fight when Char Herman, Flowers, Bissonette; sacri- how valuable he is, but the cus YESTERDAY’S RESULTS cal players are concerned, in Bob starts shortly. fices, Grimm. Flowers; double plays. and Jimmy Wilson and the Pirates tomers in the other cities hear Fanner Hill Meets Eddie ley Root captured a three to The playground tournaments Beck to Maguire to Grimm. Beck to Cushman, a newcomer here. Cush- two duel from Spittin’ Bill Doak of present Burleigh Grimes, the great more of Hack Wilson, Gabby Hart Adonnis in Feature Bout To were conducted by Miss Christine Grimm; left on base, Chicago 8, est pitcher of the year. Eastern League man came to Manchester several Brooklyn. Cincinnati nosed out Brooklyn 6; base on balls, off Root 3; nett and others. Pittsfield 2, Hartford 0 (1st). night at Hartford Velo months ago and. works in Cheney Handell, playground instructor. Doak 4; struck out. by Root 7, Doak Boston, 4 to 3, and Detroit outslug- The field In the running for the Fresco Thompson, a brilliant Hartford 7, Pittsfield 4 (2nd). drome. Brothers, living at Teacners' Hall ^ Here are the results of the West 3; time, 1:41; umpires, Reardon, prize probably will be reduced to young player, is lost with the Phil ged Washington, 9 to 6. Side tournament. In the first round, Klemm and Magee. Bridgeport 12, Providence 6, which is now . a public boarding . Marlon Kellum beat Edith Palmer z—‘Webb batted for Root In 9th. Bottomley, Wilson, Grimes, Fred lies although he plays his head off ( 1st). house. He is said to be quite a star' X—Harris batted for Klconda In Llndstrom and Larry Benton and day after day and would be an out Featm*e Bout 6>0,6-0, Marion Modin beat Ruth 9th. Providence 5, Bridgeport 4, Farmer Hill, New London, vs. at the game. Mac Macdonaldi run-- Stavnitsky 6-0,6-0, Elsie Roth won of these five our favorite is G?lmes. standing star with a winning club. (2nd). nerup for the title, drew a classy a—Two out when winning run was Del Bissonette, the crashing first Eddie Adonnis, Athol, Mass., 8 from Edith Thrasher 6-1, 6-0, scored. There is no question that Freddy New Haven 8, Waterbury" 0, rounds at 152 pounds. opponent in Ben Cheney, who Is HELEN DRAWS A BYE baseman of the Brooklyn Robins, Edith Brown beat Helen Donolly Llndstrom ha been one of the out ( 1st) Other Bouts (all 4 rounds) also a player of considerable, merit. 6-4, .6-1, Muriel Tomlinson beat standing players of the season. He would also have a top place on the New Haven 11, Waterbury 10, Pancho Villa, Hartford, vs. Rom Three Pairs'Brothers FOR TODAY’S MATCHES Eleanor Runde 6-2, 6-3, Marjorie is a great young ball player and he ticket if he was with one of the ( 2nd). eo Roche, Holyoke; |Jack Dietel, Manchester is well represented higher ranking clubs. Mitchell eliminated Ethel Madden Hartford Game has had , a great part in keeping Springfield 6, Albany 5 ( 1st). Holyoke, vs. Howard Houghton, in the tournament, plairers. taking' 6-2, 6-0, and Elizabeth Llthwlnsky the Giants In the race for the pen Albany 5, Springfield 4 (2nd).' Holyoke; Brownie Tucker, Hart part from all secUons of the. town. Tennis Champion Will Not won from Ida Anderson 6-1 and nant. But the twenty or twenty- American League ford, vs.'Qeorgle Krar, East Hart Three members of last year’s High Get Into Action Until To 6-3. five games that Benton may turn ford; Rene Chabot, Holyoke, vs. School tennis team are included. At Hartford I— Cleveland 3, New York 2 (10, They are Eddie Markley. Aldo Gat In the second round Marlon Mo HILLIES 2. 4, SENATORS 0, in for McGraw’s team also will be ELEVEN ALREADY SIGN 1st game). Billy Carmen, Hartford; Art Pollo- morrow. ti and Bob Smith, Jr. Interesting is din beat Marion Kfellum 6-1, 6-0, (First Game) a major contribution. And how can New York 10, ClevelanU 2 (2nd) witzer. East Hartford, vs. Douglas Elsie Roth won from Edith Brown, Pittsfield it be determined which of these Alexander, Hartford; Billy White, that there are threejpairs Forest Hills, N. Y., Aug. 20.— AB. R. H. PO, FOR QUOIT TOURNEY Detroit 9, Washington 6. of brothers in the competition— 6-2, 6-2, Muriel Tomlinson beat Wilkie, ss ...... 4 0 0 0 two stars could have Uisen spared Springfield, vs. McCoy Mitchell, With Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, less? Other teams not scheduled. the Bissells, Cheney and Farrs. The eight times a holder of the wo Elizabeth Lithwinsky 6-1, 6-0, and Grant, if ...... 4 0 0 3 National L^gue Hartford; Jimmy Stachas, Holyoke, Marlon Mitchell lost to Elsie Roth Loepp, cf ;.. i...;. 4 0 0 4 The following were signed up vs. A1 Annone, Springfield; Soldier dopesters say that Paul Jesanis is men’s national lawn tennis title, as Small, rf ...... 4 1 2 0 The same factors have to be con New York 3, St. Louis 2. quite a player. He meets Everett 6-1, 6-1. Muriel Tomlinson beaf. sidered in the cases of Jim Bottom- Friday night for the single elimin Guzzo, Springfield, vs. Billy John the only possible obstacle in the Baldwin, lb ...... 3 1 2 11 Cincinnati 4, Boston 3. Strange in the'first round. Marion Modin in the finals 6-1, 6-1 Parkinson, 2b ...... 4 O 1 3 ley and Jimmy Wilson. Bottomley ation horseshoe pitching town son, South Deerfield, Mass. path of another triumph for Miss and then trimmed Elizabeth Wash- Chicago 3, Brooklyn 2. The match between Fred Van Helen Wills, national, French and Sheridan, 3b ...... 3 0 0 1 has been a most valuable player in championships tournament to be Other teams not scheduled. kiewich 6-3, 8-6. Wilder, 0 ...... 1 O 0 4 held at the West Side playgrounds Farmer Hill of New London Ness and Louis Farr will give the Lnglish champion, the 41st annual Cascarella, p ...... *2 0 0 1 St. Louis for a number of years. former opportunity to get revenge tournament for the women’s He has everything that goes to soon. Anybody wishing to enter can meets Eddie Adonnis of AthoL do so by giving his name to "Dod Mass., in the-feature bout of the for the 6-3, 6-0 beating he received .' national lawn tennis championship 29 2 5 27 14 8 make a winning player. But the THE STANDINGS in the second round of the 1927 of the United States will get under H artford players on other teams are inclined ger” Dowd or by telephoning it to popular-priced,. new-tajent boxing SPECIAL 3 HORSE RACE AB. R. H. PO. A. K; the East or West Side Recreation show at the Hartford Velodrome to tournament. The Allan Dexter-Har- way on the turf courts of the West Martlneck, lb ... to give a great deal of credit to Eastern League 4 0 0 16 0 0 night. Hill is a rugged battler and ry Russell match ought to be a Side Tennis Club here this after Schmehl, 3b . . . . 3 0 0 0 4 0 Jimmy’s Wilson’s great work be buildings. Those already In are: W. L. PC. Roser, rf .., a hard hitter while Adonnis Is a close one. Neither claims to be a ' noon with the outcome virtually a FOR FAMOUS RUNNERS ... 4 0 0 1 0 0 hind the bat. They think he has Jim Fogarty, “ Punk” Lampreoht, New H aven...... 80 44 .646 Hohman, cf . ... 4 0 1 4 0 0 good boxer, thus bringing the happy star, but both can sock the foregone conclusion. Jim Thompson, Bill Brennan, Har Pittsfield...... 65 A 52 .656 Paddeii, c ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 been Just as valuable to the team as ry McVeigh, Joe Henderson, Sara co.mbination of a slugger and a when they are going right. In con-' Nothing short of a phenomenal Woodman, x . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Providence ...... 63 57 .696 Bob O’Farrell waa when he was Nelson, Mose Taggart, Pat Furphy, boxer. elusion, it might be said that the reversal of form by Miss Wills or Saratoga, N. Y., Aug. 20.— A Slayback, 2b ...... 4 0 0 2 5 0 awarded the prize and the team has Bridgeport ...... 63 60 .612 success of the tournament depends Maderas, ss ...... 3 0 2 Pete Happeny and Jim Fallon. - The Hill-Adonnis bout is on the miraculous playing by some one of special three-horse race between 1 2 0 H artford...... 62 60 .508 Adams. If ...... 1 0 «o 1 0 0 been playing winning ball consist- slate for eight rounds and there to a great extent upon the cooperti- ; her opponents stands in the way of Petee-Wracl^ Victorian and Reigh Watson, If ...... 1 0 Albany ...... 62 61 .504 0 1 0 0 tenly slqce Wilson came from the ROBERTI’S TITLE are eight, four-rounders on the un tion of each and every one of the.' a successful defense of her title by Count is being arranged for the Owen, p ...... 3 0 0 0 2 0 Phillies ana plugged up a vital hole Springfield ...... 58 69 .496 players. The writer hopes that allj , I — — mm dercard. Two of these,four-round the California marvel. September meeting at Belmont 31 in the catching staff. Waterbury ...... 28 88 .246 will dp his bit toward making the Park, it was learned today. Joseph D 4 27 13 0 New York, Aug. 20.— Enthused ers are of special interest, promis Sixty players in ajl will take the ...... ''wu vwu--- 1 But If there is any reward for by his victory. over Johnny Risko American League ing as they do, plenty of action. affair even more successful than ^ E. Widener, president of the West Three base hits. Small; stolen base. courts for the title play which be spirit. Industry and courage the on a foul last week, Roberto Rob- W. L. PC > In one, Romeo Roche,. Holyoke, last year. gins at 3 o’clock this afternoon, chester Club, is said to have plan Small;- mcrifices, Adams, (Jasoarella; New Y o r k ...... 3g .678 double plays, Loepp to Wilder, Mad prize should go to Burleigh Grimes, ertl today was on record with a veteran, meets Pancho Villa, color but the luck of the draw gives MisS ned for the arranging of the event eras to Martlneck; left on - bases, Philadelphia...... 74 42 .638 shortly after the running of the who, almost single handed, has kept claim to the,heavyw*,eight title va ful HartforiJ lightvieight. Both these Wills a bye so that she will not get Pittsfield 4, Hartford 6; base on balls, the Pirates from being tcRally dis cated by Geiie Tunney. The Ital St. L o u is...... 61 58 ,613 boys Ylways furnish plenty of ac GAMES TODAY into action until tomorrow. Travers Stake here la^ Saturday. off Cascarella 1, Owen 8? struck out, Cleveland ...... 55 64 .462 It is believed that me owners of by Cascarella 3, Owen 1;•umpires, graced in the National League. ian’s manager, August Moreschal- tion. In the other, BrowAle Tucker, Rorty and McDonald; time, 1:60...... V 63 64 .463 the three thoroughbreds are all an Grimes, in nis fifteenth year'of chi, apparently believing that Risko local colored boy, meets the hard Eastern League (Second Game) is the only contender to be elimi Washington ...... 53 66 .446 hitting Georgia Krar of Ekst Hart xious to have their- horses meet Hartford ...... 003 400 OOx—7 baseball, is hr.ving the greatest sea Springfield at Albany. NINE WINS FROM SAME CLUB nated, dispatched a letter to the Na Detroit ...... 61 '65 .440 ford.: Ladies will be admitted free Waterbury at New Haven. again. If the race is made, beautiful Pittsfield ...... 010 300 000— 4 son of his career. He. may win Boston ...... 43 73 .364 Belmont Park is sure to have the Batteries: Hartford—Cannon, Smith tional Boxing Association urging if accompanied by escorts.' Providence at Bridgeport, and Padden. Pittsfield—Shea, Head thirty games before the season National League. Earl Ruelbach, former Cub hurl- biggest crowd that ever witnessed a that body to recognize Robert! as Other teams, not scheduled. and ConhoUy. t ' closes. He has pitched In turn and the champion without further ado. W. L. PC. er, and Walter Johnson, formerly horse race in this country. It is not out of turn, and has complained AmericfU[i L4;agae with the Senators, are the only ma beyond the bounds of expectation New Y o r k ...... 66 43 . .606 CALLED B E ^ OF HIS LEAGUE Chicago'at Bcistoh. ' LONGEST WORLD SERIES OA7.LB that he hasn't been give;, onougl^ DAWSON WAS AIR PILOT St. L o u is...... 70 46 .603 jor league pitcher ever to win nine that 100,000 will he on hand. 1 work. Suppose he had not been St. Louis at l^htiadelphla. games in one season from the same C hicago...... 67 51 ,668 Of course the race would be at The longest extra inning gamh kicked off the New York club? The . ‘Bubber Jonnard, who has pitch Other teams not apheduled club. Ruelbach trimmed Brooklyn equal weights— 126 pounds, and Fred Dawson, Pittsburgh pltph- ‘ Cincinnati...... 64 81 ’ ’.557 'd in.the majbris and various minor Nstlonat lieagn^:; ever played inv^a world series was Giants would be in now farther er was a pilot at the naval base at nine times in 1908 and Johnson de the distance will be one mile and the 14-innihg game between Boe- Pittsburgh ...... 62 61 .645' 'agues In his car. ■*. is regarded Boston at .PittsburgB. feated the White Sox nine times in than the Yankees looked to be a San Diego, CallL, durlng/the war Brooklyn ...... 56 60 .48. one-quarter, the same route the 'on and Brooklyn in 1916, It was few weeks ago. Supposing he Was / sports writers as the best right- New York at Cincinnati. 1912. horses negotiated on Saturday. and had more than 400 hours in f Boston ...... 3/1 71 .310 .lander In the American Associa von by the Red Sox. 1-1. not with the Pirates? The cham- the air. Philadelphia at Chicago. \ Philadelphia...... 81 7? .287 tion this year. . Brooklyn at St. Lonto. . \ X ' li ■ \ I ' .4,' '4 ''.'“it Kfr 7: w - ^V<'- ^4-S -S'; : MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST *40, ^28. Announcing Gift Night:— Tuesday USEFUL GIFTS AT THE \ Presents For Everyone s . Tuesday evening many of Manchester’s live These stores and the State Theater are matkiifg wire merchants will usher in Gift Night at The presents to the people of Manchester from the State Theater. The stores whose announce stage of The State Theater Tuesday evening. ments appear on this page are co-operating with Valuable awards that win make folks glad they the State Theater in awarding gifts to all those were iii the audience wiU be distributed. Pa present at the theater Tuesday evening. Be on tronize th^e merchants who. are making these hand. You wilhhave an enjoyable evening. gift parties a reality. Presents For Evieryone From These Stores Will Be Distributed Tuesday Evening FOR THE SCHOOL GIRL TUESDAY NIGHT DRESSES C O A T S and Merchants'-State Theatre Q it Night -the- RAINCOATS for School Opening or later wear. STYLES for good taste. Smart Shop Diamond Ring FABRICS of distinguished de signs in the new wanted colors. **Always Something New” State Theater Building, South Manchester PRICES for this week, more than ever will suit the family Special Values Given away at the budget. Choose Early and You Men's Suits N e w F a ll Choose Best. I WASH DRESSES State Theatre 79c‘“$2.95 F r o c k s Very Special Values. $ 2 9 - 5 o 2 Pairs of Trousers Tuesday Evening COATS V $ 0 . 9 5 August 2 2 $4.74 *“$24.95 The Hat that will be given You cannot duplicate them later at these prices. away Tuesday evening x at MERCHANTS’ GIFT NIGHT Beautiful Fabrics, Charming Styles. S the State Theater was pur RAINCOATS The Very Latest Effects. chased at ' \ was purchased from $5.00 Materials include Velvets, Satin Com Usual $6.95«Values CLENNET'S binations, Georgettes, Printed Jerseys, Canton Crepes in all the new Fall shades. May Jewelry Co One of our new Frocks will be given away at the State Theater Tuesday evening. 845 Main Street ON SALE THIS WEEK Due To Low Overhead We Can 50 SPECIAL SALE This $12.00 Boudoir Chair to Be Given Away at the Offer You Better Furniture Values . Full Nickel-Alarm Clocks Than You W ill Find Elswhere American Made, Fully Guaranteed STATE THEATRE We are and have been right on Main Street. If you’ve overlooked us before you’ve been passing up many an opportunity to save money. Make it a point 6 7 Cents Each RAYON to Call the next time you are downtown. If you’re credit is good anywhere it’s good here. We Are Selling American Made BOY SCOUT KNIVES at 69c and 75c Dining Room Suites AMERICAN JACK KNIVES UNDIES i m Honest $1.0 0Values 59c FAMILY SCALES ' Not the best but big value at $1.00 Each ^ h is is just one of the many dainty up . ■' holstered chairs just receivedr—chairs T for the bedroom, small living room, den or any Colonial setting. Duplicates of it Manchester Plumbing & Supply Co. can be had in a choice of covers: black, white 877 Main Street and cream figured unglazed chintz, a striped Tf It’s Hardware We Have It.” Beautiful lustrous rayon garments including v^ts, cretonne, and an all-over figured cretonnek— Phone 459 Use It bloomers, chemises, step-ins and panties all in lovely Closing out 8-piece high lighted Ameri pastel shades. Every garment in fine gauge rayon with can Walnut Dining Room Suite consist SPECIAL flat-lock seams throughout. ing of large Table, large Buffet, Arm AUGUST Chair and 5 Side Chairs. Value $175 PRICE Super-rayon garmentSt extra fine in quality including vests, bloomers, chemises, step-ins, petti-pants, com Closing out one 9-piece Dining Room binations and night gowns—some plain and others Suite—very heavy walnut construction, with pretty j q q finely finished. Words fail to really give it a worthwhile description. Con trim m ings...... WATKINS BROTHERS sists of large Table, Buffet, China Clos $198 Sale of towels now on—buy your supply now and save CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES et, Arm Chair and 5 Side Chairs...... money. Other Dining Room Suites Merchants’ Night Tuesday, State Theater Proportionately Reduced This sale does not mean that we are going to discon tinue selling dining room and bedroom furniture but the production bar just been completed crooked politics of almost any large demand for bur living room furniture is so great that MARLOW’S and It Is claimed that it will pre city, is the best picture Melghan we are going to devote most of the store to this line, sent something entirely new to the has made in several years. And now FOR VALUES ^ screen world. Pauline Stark will be a number of' cities have banned it. seen In an entirely new role— a because of the way It reveals cor Viking’s daughter— In this film, ruptness.. Hughes has appealed to 3 Pc. Living Room Suites “ Leif the Lucky.’’ WlirHays tot aid but to date the THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON movie “ czar" has been unable to, Enjoyable Evening.” The book con Some of the most unusual under offer much assistance. and up tains full suggestions for enter \ These Movie water photography ever seen ^on It-doesn’t matter who you are, The Majestic, tainment for 150 evenings, all of the silver sheet is promised by yoii become % screen star to the A good assortment to select from which have been proven successful Prank Capra when his new film, public the minute your name ap Completely Electrified Radio by the actress herself. “ Into the Depths,” is released. pears in electric lights over a mo k With Dynamic Speaker People “ Jacquie," as she is kncwn to all Capra spent many weeks shooting tion picture theater, accordinV to of her friends, is famous through his under water scenes but will not Fred Nlblo. Niblo, who Is one.of You Cannot Buy a Better Radio Set at Any Price. out the film colony as a hostess. reveal their exact nature. ' Hollywood’s leading' directors, has Complete $137.50 and $167.50 Hollywood, Calif., Aug.20.— Not Whenever you go to her house, you had dozens of fan letters praising BENSON FURNITURE CO. being satisfied with the laurels she know you are going to hav" r. good Film producers don’t always his actlnr In various films .he hfus We will gladly demonstrate the Majestic for you. has won before the grinding movie, time— and get good “ eats." have easy sledding even when they directed merely because his hame' **The'Home of Good Bedding” caiohaas, Jacqueline Logan has release a really good picture. How appeared '1h the electric, lights. iCor. Main St. and Brfinard Place, South Manchester branched out into an entirely new The new impetus given motion ard Hughes, Hollywood’s young oil Mack Sennett Is another ’ man who' field. She has become an author. pictures by the advent of sound millionaire, thought he would is a favorite “ actor" with many KEMP’S MUSIC HOUSE "Jacquie” has just finished a and spoken lines has promoted ad "clean up" with Thomas Meighan’s tans— even though he hasn’t ap Participating , in the Merchants’—State Theater Night. )ook which will soon go to her ditional activity in color films too. 'atest film, “ The Racket.” “ The peared In one of his comedies for jubllsher. It is entitled **A Moat A new teator* length Teohnicolor rRaotret." which deals With the , mor* than ten years. ADVERTISE IN THE HESIALD-IT PAYS r.-v • kAd a ;/.-V i ^ '■ ■ ■''v- 'Wi m - - ■ . ■ ■ ■ - - ’ ■- - , : : L i" . rPAGB BIGHT .1 MANCHESTER (CONN.) ^EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 20,.1928. .. —■ ■--It- TTTrrrr^ T«nff% m n rrv A e v / \ ' ■ \ c^HUIH .MW EY GSROVES HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL THIS HAS HAPPENED the moment she told herself these a c u , by World Famed Autliority BERTIE LOU and ROD BRYER things. It was just after this visit from are happily married, until LILA She despised him', but still she Lila that, he was served , with LOREE plots to separate them. the papers in Bertie Lou’s divorce “pitied” him. And the. next day action, and lost the position-Tom’s For months she wor^ to arouse she telephoned, to his landlady, as CARE OP THE HAIR IS CEN'TER coarse or will make It grow more Rod’s Interest In her while she reference had helped him to get. . , c d / i / r OF MANY MISTAKEN NOTIONS a matter of form, and made a few His newborn ambition had died rapidly,* hence peraens-i arer ” fre plants seeds of doubt-in his mind inquiries about him. All that she quently seen in. the aumiunr mobthf about Bertie Lou. _ , then and he did not. seek anyone’s BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN could learn was that he was a help in getting . work. He took with the scalp' completely'ghAveA When Bertie Lon discovers that satisfactory tenant. what he could get. And changed The notion is wholly a- nbUon. they see each other secretly she Editor JFoumal of the American There is not the slightest evidence is heartbroken and flirts with his name to BroWn. Medical'^Association and of Hygeia, That evening Bessie called him And it was of Brown that Bessie to substantiate this belief; young MARCO PALMER to re and announced to him that his ,; the. lleaJtb Magazine Tbe average inan today . shavei taliate. Rod will not commit him- reported, with not the faintest The number' of strange notions references were O. K.. He could glimmering of suspicion that he himself with facility aojl cleiTpll- seld .to .Lila, .although he and have the job if he wanted It, and was Bertie Lou’s husband. ^She did regarding the hair is infinite. One ness. Barber shops vary as to &eii Bertie Lou have drifted far apart. when would he go out? Rod re guess that he was more 'to her of them has to do with the idea hygiene and cleanliness; Trotflile- Tired of her waiting game, plied that he would be at the cot friend than merely “a young man that the pourlng'^and rubbing of some skin diseases are dcGMionaUy Lila tells Rod she loves him and tage the next morning. I used to know,” however, , and tonics of one sort, or another upon contracted in instances in wbicb wants him to go away with her. “Make it tomorro'w>-evenIng—at Bessie wasn’t going to see him put the scalp will influence greatly the damp towels or dirty shaving He repudiates her disloyalty to half past eight and I’ll be out anything over on Bertie Lou. So growth and texture of the hair. brushes have carried Infection. her husband and she taunts him there,” Bessie answered and Rod she told what she knew. Experienced investigators are There is no evidence that burl by saying that his wife Is out tvith agreed. inclined to believe that the loss of Marco. He had a woman visitor In Ber ing of the hair on pins or paper ii “You can go ahead with the tie Lou’s house. hair is associated in most Instances injurious to it. Some question has Rod drives to the Palmer estate garden,” she told him when he ar with heredity, and that in the ab where he sees Marco and Bertie (To Be Continued.) ' arisen as to the " effects of vthe rived at the house promptly on the sence ,of ■ hereditary' factors, the steaming and drying' p 'ocesseS^as- Lou in lounging attire and de half hour. “Here’s the keys. Be quality of the hair is a reflection to parts without learning that they sociated with the. develoiment of sure you don't go away and leave a considerable extent of' the circu permpent waves. Some autborJtiee were merely coming upstairs from the doors unlocked. And there's lation of the scalp and the nature the swimming pool. YOUR insist that this process makes Hhe some bacon and eggs in the icebox of the blood coming to It. Hence, hair unusually dry and brittle, Rod leaves Bertie Lou with no for your breakfast, but there isn’t explanation, resigns his position competent advisers siggest im and tends eventually to destroy'tts any ice. Oh yes, here’s your first CHILDREN provement of the circulation by luster. • and drifts from one thing to an week’s pay and two dollars to buy suitable massage and manipulation other trying to avoid old haunts. seed for the garden.” On fhe other hand, promoters ol Both women try to And him with ^ O lii^/^h erts S a r k a i of the scalp and the employment of the devices for developing xteisca- Rod thanked her and offered to general hygiene for impro'ving the out success. walk to the station with her, but © m s h^ NBA Service.Inc. nent waves claim just the opposite. Bertie Lou secures a position, quality of the blood. That these questions of beauty in Bessie very decidedly refused. Ber I should begin early to fix a \ The hair should be washed as expecting Rod to get a divorce. tie Lou was at the station. child’s sense of values. relation to hair are entirely" psycho The suspense and dreariness of America is too much Inclined to often as is necessary for cleanli logical is easily apparent when, one “■What did he say?” she queried ness. If the scalp is excessively her lot cause her to seek forget excitedly when Bessie came trudg prize possessions, puts too high a ----- considers, as pointed out'by Dr; J. fulness in Marco’s gay crowd. She rating on amusement and gauges dry, oil may be added in the form P. Williams, that negroes use a ing along just a few minutes ahead TWO-PIECE SCHOOL DRESS of vaseline or olive oil. There is a has a breakdown and, while con of their train. “Doesn’t he think the value of most things by the An attractive two-piece dress of preparation to take out the Wnk valescing, decides to buy a “dream money they:'represent. America chambray in soft green shade with strange notion to the 'effect that and white women spend‘fortunes to five dollars is too little?” repeated shaving makes the hair home’’ with the money Rod had She was sorry she couldn’t af loves good food, fine clothes, ex black grosgrain ribbon bow tie. The put it in.• > sent her when he left. ford to pay him more. But even as pensive cars, elaborate houses, big kilted skirt is attached to a cami lilarro hegs her to marry him, it was she couldn’t continue long clubs, gorgeous hotels, and movies sole bodice. The jumper has tucks but she tells him she stilll loves to keep him in her employ. There and theaters. at either shoulder with girlish Peter Rod. When the house is flnisheil, would be no rent to help meet the All these things seem to be the Pan collar and pockets for “hanky.” she advertises it for sale. She is payments on the house, and her goal^ of the so-called younger gen Style No. 262 is designed in sizes surprised when Rod answers the own salary was not sufficient for eration. 'When they cannot have 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. It is very ad, and conceals herself while he anything but her own expenses them, they are unhappy. Money smart in printed wool jersey with looks over the house. Rod says and the five dollars she was pay is verily the^root of most evil in plairi collar, belt, cuffs and pockets. AlLENESm he canpot afford it, ^ d he is of the United States, for we have not ing R^d. The skirt can be made of navy blue Here’s a new idea fered the job of caretiiker until the Much of the $500 she had re been trained to be happy without it. jersey, soft woolen in dark blue, and ^ good housekeepers. Aftei house is sold. served out of the $2,000—it wasn’t Why is it that other peoples can plaid woolen or velveteen, and worn sta'rtling one, to boot. Dr. all, most of the world’s^ esl quite $2,000 that had colaie from be content with a little? Because with jumper of contrasting fabric Henry Dwight Chapin, prominent housekeepers and, cookddon’i NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Rod but she had saved a little of they have been taught to love, from in cotton, wool or velvet. Linen, child welfare worker,, says small seem to- know how - to live wry her salary before she fell ill—was childhood, the things that do not cotton broadcloth, and challis families among the more intellect richly apart from their job. CHAPTER XLIV gone. She could carry on for about take money to buy. prints, also appropriate.' Pattern ual classes are not because of con Well, what is the condition?” two months and then she must The sky, the land, the water, price 15 cents in stamps or coin scious’ limitation of families so Bessie asked Rod in reply to his either rent or sell. meadows, birds, animals, flowers, (coin is preferred). Wrap coin care much as that “a high develop statement that he would accept the And in the meantime. . . . views, sunsets, mountains, the seq,, fully. i ment of the brain and its abun LAKE ERIE RUM RUNNERS job at the cottage on one condi Well, it was thrilling to know a green hill, a garden, a church, We suggest; that when you send dant use tend to inhibit the fac HAVE REGULAR SCHEDULE tion. . ■ • that Rod was living under their books, music, religion, an open K for this pattern, you enclose 10' ulty of procreation.” TO CANADA AND BACK "Simply that I shall be at liberty very own roof. Yes, theirs, for she fire, friendliness, games, swimming, I ' cents additional for a copy of our If this belief becomes popularly to quit whenever I choose,” he ex had decided he should be part walking, the harvest, the snow and i'6 : new Fall Fashion Magazine, show known,’people will fear to have Lorain, O.—How rum running Is families, thus providing a “dead plained. “And I’ll agree that the owner. For convenience she would the beauty of winter landscapes- Ol9?0. T. I ;,iA Pr«V!Sf. tA'lf ! ing all the most attractive Autumn carried on despite the vigilance of owner may discharge me without keep the title in her own name but cleverness with the hands, alert INC. and' early Winter styles, and con give-away” as to their lack of in customs officials along the shores notice.” she always would consider that ness of the mind,' all these things taining some valuable dressmaking telligence, . of Lake Erie, was described here Bessie hesitated. Rod shared in its ownership. And are the real things of life.. If chil articles, embroidery pages, etc. recently by a reputed smuggler. “I haven’t' the slightest idea if she sold the house she would dren are taught very early to love A MALE PEEVE The runner, who. It was said, had whether or not I can endure liv send his half to him in care of hi^. and, appreciate^,^ these things they Fashion Plaque A man of Brazil, Indiana, imbibed somewhat freely of the ing here alone,” Rod went on, but lather. j won’t grow up ‘with'the idea that Manchester Herald thought his wife had deserted him, cup that cheers, on tbe day he told he'did not add that his doubt was The other half was legitimately f to he, happy one piust. have a-pock- I-BRIDGE Pattern Service went home, smashed up all the his story stated that a regular inspired by the fact that the cot hers. She would not use it- unless I etful of spending money. furniture, stacked it in the front schedule was maintained daily be tage reminded him so much of necessity compelled hqr, but after'I ^ These . wqnjdhrful summer days, As our patterns are' mailed yard, and placarded it “a monu tween Canada and a ' point near Bertie Lou. I d certainly find my way to the from New York City please al all, even If it was the price of low five days. ment to a dead love,” We’re glad Cleveland. He declared a boat, car Bessie had decided that Bertie Rod’s desertion of her, was she country with the children if it is MADl that the man of Brazil did this, rying a cargo of 200 cases of beer, Lou would want her to meet his not entitled to half- of the money ■ only for a Saturday or a Sunday Pattern No...... just to prove it isn’t only women shoves off each night from Cana terms. ‘Tm sure that will be all that had been saved through stint | afternoon. who throw tantrums and “show dian shores for American ware right with the owner,” she said. in which she had borne an equal I I should find places to walk Price 15 Cents off” to the neighbors. houses, after taking aboard cargo “He wants you to leave your, ad part, ^.through the daisy-studded mead- ^ W.W.Went^uior(;h ^ during the day. ; dress and the name of someone * •|ows and by quiet brooks, i should Name...... TERRIBLE COOKS we can ask about you.” Whatever it was that she hoped ' sit very .:-stm under- .tail trees and 9 ' ^------— ♦ It takes a brave man to stand wait for a timid SQUirrei _*or-bird She smiled in friendly fashion, for from Rod’s presence in her THE RULE OP ELEVEN Size ...... up in meeting and tell a bupch of but Rod did not return the smile. house failed to materialize, how to take a chance on my company; women that they represent the MRS. ADA M. - “I’ve no references,” he said ever. She couldn’t bring herself to And I should not be too academic An example showing the applica- Address ...... race of the worst cooks in the shortly, “but I’ve lived for several go to him. Weeks went by, and she If you are going to ‘tell about A tioh of the rule of eleven from the world. That’s what Dr. Louis Cas MERRIFIELD weeks at my present address. You was facing the necessity of having , stone or a wild-flower, a yellow- declarer’s point of view: sidy of Ireland, told the Women’s hammer, or -a ground hog, don’t Teacher of may inquire about me there if you Bessie tell him he would-have to Dummy—spades A K J 3. National Health Association of Mandolin Tenor Baiijo wish.” 'say, "Now, children, I want you to East— go when Bessie returned, from a learn—” . ■ Send your order to the “Pat Ireland. He added that Irish wo Banju-Mandolio ' “Well, of course, it’s a funny visit to the cottage , with the re Declarer—spades 9 4. ' tern i/epl., Manchester Evening men were not only the worst cooks Tenor Guitar Plectrum Banjo way to do business,” Bessie declar port that the caretaker had enter I -®vfirythiiag , in'nature has its West— Herald, Maiichest-er, Conn.” but the worst housekeepers of any Ukulele Mand>>-UeH» ed, merely for the sake of appear tained a lady friend. story and children adore being —West leads the 7 of spades. Sub women in the world. I told things. They have a natural viandola ' Oello-Hanlq ances. “But if you’ve just come to “I asked him if he had hired a tracting seven from eleven, the de What’s more, he got away with Ensemble Playing for Advanced town—” That was an explanation woman to come in and clean house affinity for animals and birds. . If clarer learns that four cards higher It. Instead of tarring and feath you are careful you can make wild- PAR PROM HOME Pupils. for his lack of references that she for him,” she told Bertie Lou, fhan the 7 of spades are held in ering him, the wonien asked how Agent for Gibson Instniraents. brought out in order to make Rod ‘ just to make sure I didn’t get fiowers and ferns and trees just as the dummy’ east’s hand and his own London.—A Hungarian restau interesting. It is a world of fun to rant, with a Hungarian band, Hun they could reform, ijwhlch toler OdiJ Kelliiwa’ Klorfc believe she assumed it to be the him wrong. He said no. he’d done hand. The dummy holds A K J of ance and willingness to learn be Ai the (’enter.—KiN>m N. Btatt* real one. It wouldn’t do to let him hunt for Jack-in-the-pulpits in LOUISE BOULANGER launches garian chefs and waiters, has been the housekeeping himself. Then I spades and the declarer holds 9 of opened on Lower Regent street. In speaks a temperament much more d a y , Tuesday, Wednesday iw t suspect they would turn over the sort of pumped him to see if he damp shady spots. If you buy a spades. Declarer knows, therefore, the panel back draping in a gown worth 'vhile than the mere fact of bouse to an unvouched-for strang I little book to replenish your own of the new cire fulgurante satin in addition to Hungarian dishes, Thursday. would open up and admit that that the 9 of spades can take the every kind of English dish is ob er. someone had been there. He told - stock of knowledge, do not-show it .trick; and -there is no necessity of dark blue. Rod let it pass. If they wanted I to the children if you think it will tainable. . me he hadn’t any family in the East ^ make tnem gun-^y. sacrificing a higher card in the to investigate him, let them. It but that’s about all I could get out dummy. He knows that west holds was an absurd thing, anyhow, his of him. Say, Bertie Lou, is this guy I Call the attention of. the chil- the Queen* of spades and by leading FATHER’S DAY & thSlJL taking such a job. He didn't really straight?” ,dren to every beautiful sunset, and the 4 of spades and finessing the know why he did it, except that .interest them in the clouds. • The Bertie Lou looked at her, speech Jack of spades, he can win four WICKS: I’ve arrived, man! 5 tLkierr we. iT ■ the ..opportunity for some physical less with the misery that welled I seasons all are beautiful. There is tricks in: the spade suit', Shake hands with me! I’ve been efforb, appealed to him. , into her throat. Of course Rod j beauty in< a^Epinstor'm; 'The foregoing examples of the waiting and hoping for this for , It would be a relief to have a didn’t know that it was their I • Chlldrdn-^should be ' taught to applicability of the rule of eleven years! ifchance to work with his hands, house, their little house of dreams. place little store in fine clothes. were at no trump play. The as PICKS: What’s happened? ■ ■------cut-doors. But five dollars a week He was at liberty to have callers jThey should not judge their friends sumption m^de in each instance is WICKS: I bought a new tie yes would scarcely maintain him. He if he wished . . . on^ly, from some by the kind of houses they live In. that west leads the fourth card terday and my son wore it down had a little money. He’d have to thing Bessie said and the way she _ Train .th^m away from that." from the top in his longest and town this morning.—Life. m'^ooMoiA tmt Ufc coaS('; use some of that, and he mustn’t looked when she said it,. Bertie Teach them' the real way to choose strongest suit, unless east has bid ■wait until.it was gone before seek Lou had a sickening impression. friends. Real happiness lies in the suit. If an honor is led, the > % L j d/m A SA j W OA i ing a position in his own field. “What makes you so sure that a menal attitude and behavior. Train rule is not binding. “Here’s the address, and the children away from the idea that woman was there?” she countered The player who leads may hold 11 UQI o n 4 u n t h , name of the landlady,” he said and to Bessie’s question about Rod. they cannot be happy unless they four or five cards in that suit and wrote them down on a ’’piece of “Well, I guess Mr, Brown doesn’t are having thrills and spending there are times when the exact paper torn from a notebook. v/ear gold hairpins,” Bessie an money. Happiness lies In ourselves. number may be determined. If ' tim^ and. ^mdm lfet| coat/io^ttit at- “When will you let me know?” swered shortly. Brown was the the 2 is led, you know that he holds “Tomorrow night? What’s your name Rod had taken at the time only four cards. If the 3 is led and \ telephone number? If everything of his last change of address. De the 2 is in the dummy or in your Taking the Worry ^rAT£D^SS£^-fOATS-U/^OeRlVEAKldd^ TheATRE ButCDtriQ is all right I’ll give you a ring.” spite his belief that Lila would not hand you know that west holds Rod gave her the number and seek him out in a humble abode, only four cards. Out of she jotted it down. she had done so. i One-Minute At trump play, the rule of eleven « f "Tell the owner that I’d like to Rod had gone to Tom Fraser to may also be of assistance to yoii. put in a garden,” Rod said when he ask his permission to give his The expert recognizes Its applicatioii Wash Day was leaving. “I’m not working just name as reference when at last and it gives him an added advan at present and I’d like to be busy ho found it almost Impossible Interviews tage over the novice. The following When our delivery man around the place.” takes away your washing the * * * to obtain a position without one. example is most interesting: Tom had asked for his address. work and worry of wash day ■ When Bessie repeated his re Dummy— diamonds A K 8 5. ^ ^ C l e u i e n And Molly had given it to Lila East-— 1 , i , go with it. You may rest quest to Bertie Lou the latter when the latter said she had a TEMPERAMENT 'VS. DISCIPLINE “Handling temperamental writ Declarer—diamonds 9 3. ^ assured that it will return to smiled. But the smile was erased personal matter to take up with West—leads diamonds 7. ’ ' ■when Bessie informed her of Rod’s him. ers is not such a problem If you you clean and sweet—flat conditional acceptance. happen to have a streak of tem West leads 7 ,of diamonds. Sub Molly had a healthy suspicion of tract seven iro meleven, and the pieces Ironed if you wish. “He’s afraid maybe he won’t like the nature of Lila’s “personal mat perament yourself,” said Jean the simple life,” Bessie added, Wick, author’s agent, who has been result is four. There should be four ter,” but she was too desirous of cards higher than the 7 of diamonds (O ut charges are mod L using her own words. Into Bertie pleasing.the wife of an influential V6ry su,cc6ssful in XDHn&ging au* Lou’s mind fiashed an interpreta thors, and making them work while in the dummy, east’s hand and the MILK contains more nourish erate.) man like Cyrus Loree to refuse declarer’s hand. Dummy and the ment per pound tEan many solid KeJf J I ■ *'V*. tion that killed a little of her pity the address, although she did wish she landed them in the high salary for Rod. So he still longed for class. declarer hold four cards higher foods. A glass of milk is equal she hadn’t mentioned that it was than the 7 of diamonds—they hold In energy and food value to two Lila, did he? That was what it in Tom’s possession. Though her own training was Our Services meant. The simple life hadn’t much academic and thorough, there Is a among others A K 9 8 of dia eggs, a potato or the average * • * monds. But the 7 of diamonds is order of steak and is less in cost attraction for him. Perhaps If he This time Lila had found Rod at side of her, she says, that remain Rough Dried, Ironed. were not down on his luck he ed rebel and defled rules. not the fourth from the top because than _ any of these. Milk is the home. She looked around his no player wouldw lead it when most direct and cheapest means Finished Work. ■would be back with Lila and her poorly furnished room with an “And this is the side,” she said, friends. In the night clubs. yiat makes me recognize temper- holding a series of three touching Of building and maintaining Just Ag Important As Ft*esh open sneer upon her skillfully col honors. Therefore the 7 of dia health, and health is the basis Bertie Lou thought she could ored Ups. ment In others. I know how the Linen.. guess pretty well what had hap natural artist hates routine, monds must be . a singleton or a of earning capacity as well as This isn’t necessary,” she said, lead from a short suit. Dummy the fullest enjoyment'of life. , CALL 222 pened. Cyrus had discovered that ignoring the lack of a welcome and loathes discipline, can never do a Clean... .well-pressed suits and neckwear are iust Rod and Lila were in love with second Job just as he did the should take with the King of dia Most economical because pur the fact that Rod stood and did not monds to prevent ruffing. as Hjiportant as unraaculate linen. Let us keep your each other. Rod had lost his posi offer her a chair. “Cyrus will take first, and how hard he finds it to est and richest i»— - ' tion. and Lila had cast him aside work with Ideas for which he has THE GORDON clothes m ,the fresh, well-cared-for condition that you back,” she added after waiting will lengthen theiT usefulness and add so greatly to' when he began to slip down the in vain for Rod to answer her re no natural sympathy, TAYLOR & CUMMINGS LAUNDRY ladder it had cost him so much to mark. “These are all traits common to ASTRONOMICAL CLOCK AT MILK your^ppearance. • y climb. The cost had been chiefly thj creative type. And these ^very HAMPTON COURT PALACE 144 So. Main., Tel. 2521-2 “Don’t waste your time,” he told Harrison St., So. Manchester Cleaning and Dyeing her own, Bertie Lou reflected; her then. Lila moved nearer to people, when they find their STOPS WHEN OREA't DIE ; But could Rod be such a poor him. “Are you going down to the stride, are the ones who can ex Free Collection and Delivery. press themselves with originality '\ flsh that he regretted losing Lila? gutter before you decide to take Hampton, Eng.—For nearly two s iiw o r , Couldn’t he see, since Lila had not life as you And It?” she asked and freshness, because they did centuries the famous astronomical been turned out by Cyrus, along not adjust easily or become stan tensely. / dardized.” clock at Hampton Court ’ lace has with him, that she prefefred her “Perhaps, but not with you,” stopped whenever a resident of the rich husband to a poor lover? She Rod said levelly. Lila drew back a The business side of. Miss Wick palace dies. ^ The must somehow have put all the little and the next instant Ro^ had occasionally has to be put In the It ceased functioning recently . TAY1.0 H & CUMMINGS X . blame on Rod, and managed to a feeling that she would need but background and the creative side within a few hours of the death of convince Cyrus of her own Inno- little prompting to tear him to given Its inning when she herself Lady MacGregor, who occupied ’ a «so» Street B V E % O R K S jcence, Bertie Lou despised Rod-at writes a novel or collaborates on a me. fiiec^ i| she couli^ play, bfflWlng, restarting South Menchester Fhone soma days itfterwards, ' :k- -■ 131Q •*a-* - ^ »L»-. • ■ '■ . \. ■ T/urt.. jj h*. . . \ tl" ^ ik’-- ■* 4- ^ -v-- v-i?] 1 Y ■ r- ■-■■ ■f- MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, AUGfUST 20,1928. 1»AGB NTNE (the precioUjj P7;6mise§), which 6 1-3 innings, oft Flynn'2 in 3 2-3, NORTH ENDS BEGIN l^^OTICE were far more bieheficial to him coiiiuNin IM S off Prentice 6 in 6 1-3, off Manager CAMP MEETWIS . than tb the ^manager; how he was 2 In 1 2-3 ^ hit idtcher, by Pren * The- North Ends started practice dellvejed from smoking .some flftjr tice (F. Kenneoiy, Dowd, Blardi), Sunday with a . light workoUt. Four cigarettes a day, much to the im AT WMDSOR LOCKS 440.0—WCX>WJR, DETROIT—680. Leading DX Stations. by Rabbett (Fay, Prentice), J>y; teen men showed up and moSt of Monday, August 20. 7:30 6:80—Roxy with WJZ. SEASON OPEHS provement of TOlcb-iahd nerves; in liynn Haydisn); wild pitch, Hay them were regulars. More are ex East is east and west is west and 8:30 7:30—Ltngemen minstrels. (DST) (ST) a word, he became a Christian: den; winning pitcherFlynn; losing pected to show up when th^ come * ^^1 tlie twain sliali meet at Thompkin’s 9:00 8:00—WJZ Riverside hour. 475.9—WSB, ATLANTA—€30. With a makeshift llneu]^, the corners during the "Real Fblks’’ pro 9:30 8:30—Monday night .musical. 10:00 9:00—WEAF Harmony team. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor, of ommunity filub waa defeated in pitcher. Manager; umpires, Prov- home from.Taoations. A sfioit meet gram to go on the air through WJZ 10:00 9:00—Songs; Hawailans;- dance. 10:30 9:30—Two harmony disciples. _ Sooth Manchester, have charge of Windsor Locks yesterday afternoon endier and Ciparelli; time of game, ing was held after the workout and associated stations at il:30 Monday 535.4— WTIC. HARTFORD—660. 11:00 10:00—Agricultural foundation. 2:00. / ■ J night. A Chinese, direct from his na 6:30 5:30—Bond instrumental tiio, 12:45 11:45—Brown’s orchestra. Musical Program Saturday the South Manchester cottage on 6-3, ... Manchester got more hits tive land, has recently arrived \ • >, ‘e ; s? rf A X m TEN^ 'f-> MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HER AtD • MONDAY, AUG^IST 2^0, 1928. i-Use f i f t ------:------These—______. ______1Columns___ And Gain The ProhtciMi Results You ^anm W ' V W t Want Ad Information Lost and Found ^ Manchester LOST—^BRO'WN leather nocketbook FOR SALE—BARRED ROCK. Pul containing sum of money, Automo lets. Karl .Marks, 136 Stimmer street bile license and receipts. Finder T elephone 1877. Evening Herald please telephone 782-2. 01.1 VEK BROTH ERS day old ch icks Classified Advertisements LOST ON THE STATE ROAD Sunday from two rear old hena Hollywood evening, between Manchester and Stri»in-H|r»ort tested and fre e from Count six averagre words to a line. Rockville city line, black traveling Phone Your Want Ads Initials, numbers and abbreviations, white diarrhea OL‘ver Bros- Clarks bag containing ladles wearing ap Corner. Conn. each count as a word and compound parel and a small sum of money. words as two words. Minimum cogt is T o The price of three lines. Finder please return to Brow’s Articles for Aale * • • Garage. Rockville. Telephone 592. 40 Rew ard. Line rates per day for transient FOR SALE-ALL KINDS of live ads, LOST—FRIDAY, Tiger Angora kit bait. Will ship anywhere. Alfred Water front lots near the State Road—accessible 'f i E ffective M arch 17. 1S27 ten. R ew a rd /If returned to 127 Char Nichols, 20 Lafayette street, W illi Cash Charge ter Oak street or telephone 1905-3. . mantle. Conn.- ' Ldmmeror Winter. Restricted for residntial pur-'" 6 Consecutive Days 7 cts 9 cts mg '3 Consecutive D^s .. 9 cts 11 cts LOS'T—PAIR OP tortoise shell g'ass- FOR SALE—FOR SHORE cottages poses. Pure Artesian well water available. ’ ' 1 D ay ...... 11 cts 13 cts M, between Ridge and Short streets. or. .country home, a beautiful living All orders for irregular Insertions Finder please return to 9 Short room oil lam p,. T elephone 1526-4' w ill be ch arged at the one-tim e rg,te. streei or telephone 1049-5.' Special rates for long term every day advertising given upon request. Fuel and Feed 40-A Ads ordered for three or six days Annooncements Call 664 "Prices as low as and stopped before the third or fifth FOR SALE—SEASONED hard wood . Hr day will be charged only for the ac STEAMSHIP riCKETS^all parts of saw ed stove lengths, chunks $6.50 tual number of times the ad appear the world. Ask for sailing lists and load, split $7.25 a load. Fred O And Ask for “Bee” . Some Higher ed. charging at the rate earned, but rates. Phone 750-8. R obert J. Smith. telephone Manchester no allowances or refunds can be made 1009 Main street. 1aU4*12» on six time ads stopped after the, Tell Her What You Want fifth day. Automobiles for Sale No “till forbids” : display lines not 4 Garden-Farm-Dalry Products 50 sold. She will take your ad, help'you word It for best results The Herald will not be responsible 1924 Essex, $125. FOR SALE—CUSTOM picked fresh and see that It la properly Inserted. Bill will be mailed for more than one Incorrect Insertion 1925 T udor Sedan, $160. Golden Bantam corn, summer 1927 F ord or Sedan, $225. same day allowing you unill seventh day after Insertion of any advertisement ordered for squash, tomatoes, beans, peas, to take advantage of the CASH RATE. ' more than one time. 1926 F ord P ick -u p B ody, $80. celery, cabbage, carrots, beets, ap EDWARD-I. The Inadvertent omission of Incor 1926 F ord Touring, $125. ples, etc. Driveway Inn, 655 North HOLE rect pirhlicatlon of advertising will be MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Main street Telejihone 560 . > rectified only by cancellation of the 1069 Main Tels. 740 or 2303 865 Main St. charge made for the service rendered. Open Evenings and Sunday • » * Uouselioid Goods 61 All advertisements must conform 1— 1926 E ssex Coach. In style, copy and typography with 1—1925 Essex Coach. , SPECIAL ! regulations enforced by the publish 1— 1924 W illy s K n igh t Coupe. ' Five piece breakfast set with set Apartments, Flats, Tenements 6K Legal Notices ers. and they reserve the right to 1— 1924 H upm obile Sport Touring.of dishes for 6 persons, $37. 79 2— 1925 Ford Coupes. edit, revise or reject any copy con HOLMES BROS. FU RN ITU RE CO. Legal Notices t h r e e KIUiED IN WRECK. sidered objectionable. Several others at lower prices. 649 Main St. Tel. 1268 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all COURT OF PROBATE HELD tier, of Crlttendon, N. Y., the en Cash or easy terms at Manchester, within nd for CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads Improvements. Inquire 53 Spruce AT A COURT OF I^OBA'pE H ELD gineer; John E. Bell, of Hornell, to be published same day must be re GEO. S. SMITH FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD furniture street. div^of^A”^ Manchester, on the 18tb. 30 Blssell St. Chrysler Dealer day o f A ugust, A. D., 1928 at Manchester, within and for the Buffalo, N. Y., A ug.. 20.— ^Erle N. Y., a brakeman, and R. M. Brid- ceived by 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays consisting ■ of upright mahogany District of Manchester, on the 18th. 10:30 a. m. piano, oak dining room set, two FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, Judge*®“ ^ WILLIAM S. HTDE^ Esq., day o f A ugust, A. D., 1928. railroad officials today were seek dle, of Susquehanna, Pa., a fire 1925 R eo 2 1-2 ton dump truck $600. thoroughly modern. 88 Main street. Simmons beds, dresser, chiffonier, Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., ing to learn the cause of the man. All three were riding In the 1924 R eo 1 1-2 ton platform truck range, refrigerator, etc. See John A pply J. P. Tam m any. 1°^ Mabel Bjorkman of Man Telephone Your Want Ads $250. Chester In said District, minor, Judge. •VYreck of a freight train near here engine cab. , Knoll, 165 'School street. South Man Estate of "Vincent Kondrot late of 1924 Reo 1 1-2 ton panel truck $350. chester. Phone 758-2. FOR REN’r—TWO five room fiats, all fl Jo? „ having exhibited her yesterday which resulted In the Ads are accepted over the telephone 1923 R eo p latform truck $200. Manchester, In said District, deceas at the CHARGE RATE given above recently painted , and repapered. In final account witlnsald estate to this ed. death of three trainmen. The first 1923 Hudson touring, w inter top. LET US SHADE your new home or Greenacres. Phone 820. Court for .allowance, it is THE EARS HAVE IT as a convenience to advertisers, but $3*50. The Administrator having exhibit fifteen cars of the train, consisting reshade your old home. Special ^ ORDERED:—That the 25th. day of “ Can sing the right tune, can’t the CASH RATES will be accepted as 1924 Overland 4-door sedan $150. FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, low ed his administration account with of 85 cars In all, were piled up FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi prices on all grades of window A ugust A. D „ 1028. at 8 o’clack. fo re - said estate to this Court for allow I? I’m glad to think I’ve a better GEO. L. BETTS shades. A few refrigerators and er floor, rewly renovated, available noon,_ at^ the Probate Office, in sifd when the boiler of the locomotive ness office on or before the seventh 127 Spruce St. Tel 711 after August IsL Apply 44 Cana- ance and application having been ear for music than you have.” day following the first Insertion of hammocks at cost Benson Furniture Manchester, be and the same Is as exploded. East-bound traffic' on Company. Home of Good Bedding. brldge street, telephone 1191-3. made that this Court ascertain the “ Well,! sing with your ear, then. each ad. otherwise the CHARGE 1927 P ontiac Coach. signed for a hearing on the allow- heirs and distributees of said estate, the line was still blocked today. RATE will be collected. No responsi account with said estate it is "What comes out of your mouth la 1925 Overland Coach. COMPLETE BED, spring and white TO RENT—6 ROOM tenement modern Those killed were Wm— C. Car- horrible.”__Tit-Bits, bility for errors in telephoned ads 1927 W hippet Coach. Improvements, newly papered and and this Court directs the Guardian ORDERED:—That the 1st day of will be assumed and their accuracy cotton m attress, $19.50. A lso bow -end Also 5 other good used cars. bed, special,' $18. Large lot of house painted. 88 School street. all persons Septem ber, A. D., 1928, at 8 o’clock , cannot be guaranteed. C R A W FO R D AUTO SUPPLY CO. Interested therein to appear and be forenooh, at the Proba+e Opce, In * '• * hold furniture at low prices. Ostrin- heard thereon by publishing-a copy Center and Trotter Streets. sky’s Furniture Store, 28 Oak. FOR RENT—TWO ROOM aotrtment, said Manchester, be and the same is Index of Classifications ______Tel 1174 or 2021-2 also furnished room. Inquire at Sel- O r this order in some newspaper hav- assigned for a hearing on the allow wiiz Shoe Shop. Ing a circulation In said district, on ance of said administration account Evening Herald Want Ads are now FOR SALE—COMBINATION coal and or before A ugust 20. 1928, and by grouped according to classifications FO R SALE— 1928 F alcon K n ight gas range, cheap if taken at once. with said estate and said application sedan. Perfect condition. Good price FOR RENT—■; ROOM tenement at 177 ,a copy of this order on the for ascertainment of the heirs and below and for handy reference will Inquire 18 Williams street. Tel. 97-2. public signpost in said Town, five appear in the numerical order indi to right party. -Erickson’s Garage, Oak street. Inquire 179 Oak street, this Court directs the administrator, ‘Don’t Build Your Castles in the Air’? Manchester Green. Phone 1479-2. or call 1619 after 5 p. ir. days before said day of hearing and to give public notice to all persons cated: FOR SALE—GRAY enameled gas return make to this Court. "We have them all built on terra flrma or we can sell you th» B irths ...... A range almost new. kitchen range, interested therein to appear and be mother earth to set them on. , i Engagements ...... B dishes, piano and bedroom set, 295 A Pa K'l'M ENTS— T w o three and four WILLIAM S. HYDE heard thereon by publishing a copy M arriages ...... c 1926-1927 BUICK sedans In perfect No. Main street. Phone 967-5. room apartments, heat, janitor ser H-8-20-2S. Judge. of this order in some newspaper hav "We offer: Deaths ...... D condition. Call 1600. vice. gas range, refrigerator, in-a- ing a circulation in said District, on Cards of Thanks ...... E PREPARE FOR WINTER door bed furnished. Call Manchester or before A ugu st 20, 1928, and by ?2,500 a cottage large enough for 4 rooms, 2 rooRis fin YOU ARE ASSURED Op A good deal Con.sfruction Company, 2100 or tele posting a copy of this order on the In M em oriam ...... f Several good 'used ranges at sale A-T A COURT OP p r o b a t e H ELD ished now, close to trolley and Ce'hter street...... " ' Lost and Found ...... i In a used car wlien you buy here. prices. One Glen wood wood stov.. • phone 78’2-2. public signpost in the '".’own where Every one is guar.-inteed under at Manchester, within and for the the deceased last dwelt, six days be We have sold the $3,600 one offered last week.' Announcements ...... 2 WATKINS FURNITURb: EXCHANGE District of Manchester, on the 18th P ersonals ...... 3 General M otors O. K. Plan - '’ttit KEN'T—.-SB V e r a L first class fore said day of hearing and return only $500 cash takes a warrantee deed to a well H. A. STEPHENS rents with all improvements. Apply day o f A ugust, A. D „ 1928 make to this Court. built 6 room colonial single, steam, oak floors aihd trim down. .' Automobiles Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 Chevrolet Sales and Service Wanted— To |{u.v 5« Edward J. HolL 865 Main streeL TeL WILLIAM S. HYDE Green shutters, 2 car garage. It is worth the price. Center at Knox Tel, 939-2 560. Judge.^ Automobiles for Exchange ...... 5 Estate of Richard H. Bryan late of Auto Accessories—Tires ...... 6 WANTED TO BUY old cars for junk, H-8-20-28. St; a no rooms, heated, gas, etc., garage. Only KOK RE N'T— TWO AND three room Manchester, In said District, deoeas- $5,800. ' Just 5 minutes from car line. Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 Auto Accet^ttrles— Tires 0 used parts for sale, general auto re Auto Schools ...... 7-A pairing, day and niglif wrecking suites In Johnson Block, with mod AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Green Hill Street— extra nice single -with every known con ern Improvements. Apply to lohn- On motion of The Manchester Trust at Manchester, within and for the Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 $15 BUYS COMPLETE set of four service. Abel’s, 26 Cooper' street. Company, executor with will annex- venience, 2 car garage. Owner leaving town. It is worth Autos—For Hire ...... 9 Telephone 789. son. Phone 624 or lanltor 2040. District of Manchester, on the 18th. Indian Shock Absorbers F'^ee trial day o f A ugust, A. D., 1928. . your time to Investigate. Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 The Indian is the finest shock ao- W ILL P a y HIGHES'T prices tor all months from Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., M otorcycles— B icycle ...... 11 sprber yet made, ask us about 11, I’ lisiness liOrations for Hent 64 the 18th day o f A ugust, A. D.. 1928 IVanted Autos—Motorcycles ... 12 kinds of poultry We will also buy Judge. Supply Co.. 165 Center be and the same are limited and al- Estate of George Puller late of Business and Professional Services X6L. oi3. rags, papers and all kinds of liink Business Services Offered ...... '. 13 Call 1506-2. FOR RENT—LARGE office with pri creditors within which Manchester, in said District, deceas ROBERT J. SMITH vate lavatory and toilet. 11 Oak J claims against said ed. Household Services Offered ...13-A street. Apply Watkins Brothers. estate, and the said executor is di Over Post Office Building—Contracting ...... 14 FIorist^-N ui^erios 15 The Administratrix having exhibit Real Estate, F lorists— Nurseries ...... 15 Konms Williout Honril 5» public notice to the ed her administration account with Insurance, Steamship Tickets wfthin° claims said estate to this Court for allow F uneral D irectors ...... 16 FOR SALE—CUT FLOWERS-Gladi Houses for Kent 05 within said time allowed by posting Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. 17 FOR RENT—ROOM IN private fami ance, it is oli ten-weeks stock, rose.s. zinnias, ly. Apply 39 Cambridge street or OP -the public ORDERED:—That the 25th day of Insurance...... jg hydranglas. 25c doz. Order now for Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 telephone 1983. FOR RENT—6 ROOM house partly ^ nearest to the place where A ugust. A. D.. 1928. at 8 o ’clock , fo re fall planting, hydrangia, forsythla furnished, garage, garden. Inquire the deceased last dwelt within said noon. at the Probate Office, In said Moving—Trucking—Storage _ 20 • syringa, Japanes : flowering quince town, and by publishing the same In P ain tin g— P apering ...... 21 UNKII KNISH ED ROOMS tor light Anna M. Risley, 481 Parker street Manchester, be and the same Is as spirea, Pride of Hocliester, grape housekeeping: also furnished rooms or telephone 832-5, evenings. ,PC'^®PPPer_havlng a circulation signed for a hearing on the allo'w- THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: Professional Services ...... 22 vines, snow berry white and red. 25c in said probate district, within ten R epairin g ...... 23 hy day or week A J. Hvlek. Tele- ance of caid administration account each Roses 20c each. Hedging. Cali hone 26.82- W. J’’®* this order, and with said estate, and this Court di Tailorjng—Dyeing—Cleaning .. 24 fornia privet and barberr.v, $5 hun Farms and l.and for Sale 7 1 return make to this court of the no Toilet Goods and Service ...... 25 tice given. rects the administratrix to give pub (370) Child’a Blackboard dred. Also hard perennials' and ever lic notice to- all persons interested to Wanted—Business Service ...... 26 greens. McConvllle's Nursery 7 lioarders Wanted .511-A WILLIAM S. HYDE, Educational FOR SALE—100 ACRE farrii. stock. appear and be heard thereon by Sketches by Bessey; Synopsis by Brancher Courses and Classes ...... ' 27 ^°"^estead Park. Near Manchester, for sale or would H-8-20-28. Judge. publishing a copy of this order in Private Instruction ...... *...... 28 WANTED — GENTLEMAN to room trade for property In town, what some newspaper having i circulation and board, all home comforts 169 have you? See Stuart J Wasley 827 in said District, on or before August D ancing ...... 28-A FOR SAI.E— I 50.UUU winter cabbage COURT OF PROBATE HELD Musical—Dramatic Main street. 'Tel. 855-5. Mam street. Tel. 1428-2. 20, 1928, and by p ostin g a copy o f and celery plants,^ Geraniums ^tnd at Manchester, within and for the this order on the public signpost in AVanted—Instruction other flowering plants. 379 Aiirrislde District of Manchester, on the 18th F in an cial Wanted— ^Koonis— Hoard oa Hnn.ses for Sale day of. August,1 A. D., 1928 the Town where the deceased last Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages .... 31 Laur^^irc)’®”®®' Call d-welt, five days before said day o f Present WILLIAM S. HYDE Esq. bearing and return make to this Business Opportunities ...... 32 WANTED—BOARD and room by Judge. Money to Loan ...... 33 FOR SALE - DEI,MONT STREET Court. young lady, near the mills (Cheney nice, six room bungalow. Owner Estate of Arnold Hausmann late of WILLI-4.M S. HYDE ^ board Money Wanted ...... 34 Moving— 'rrucklng— tutorage ao Manchester, in said District, deceas Bros.). Preferably on the west side. leaving town. Price very low. Call Judge. Help and Situations Address Herald Office, Box R. Help Wanted—Female ...... 35 A rthur A. Knofla, telephone 782-2. H-8-20-28. \ STORAGE ROOMS for furniture or 875 Main street. On motion of Martha Sheehan, Help W an ted—Male ...... 36 merchandise, available at Bralth- with will annexed Help Wanted—Male or Female . 37 Apartments. Klat.s. 'J'enements Uii . AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD w alte’s, T2 P earl street. six months from at Manchester, within and for the Agents Wanted ...... 37-A f o r SAI.E — w e s t c e n t e r S T — 10 the I8th. day o f August. A. D.,' 1928 \ Situations Wanted—Female .... 38 LGCAL AND IxiNG distance moving mjnute.s from the mills. 6 room district of Manchester, on the 18th. FOR RENT—4 PLEASANT rooms for home. , large lot. fruit rees and be and the same are limited and al day o f A ugust, A. ^D., 1928. Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39 by experienced m L. T. Wood. 56 small family, with garage. F W. lowed for the creditors within which Employment Agencies ...... 40 Biseell street. TeL 496. shrubs Price only $.5000. Call Arthur Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq;, Hill, 10 Olcott street. Tel. 1780-2! to bring In their claims against said Judge. Live Stock—Pets— Poultry—Vehicles •A. Knofla. Telephone 782-2, 875 Main estate, and the said executrix , is di D ogs— B irds— Pets ...... 41 Pli.RKE'T’T & Gl.ENNEY moving sea street. Estate of Daniel Sheehan late of f o r r e n t — 5- LARGE rooms, steam rected to give public'' notice to the Manchester i.i said district, deceased. Live Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 son Is here. Several trucks at your heat, all modern improvements. Ap creditors to bring in their claims Poultry and Supplies ...... i i 43 service, up to date luioment. ex ii'Min application o f Simon H ilde ply at 295 North Main street. Tele Real l THE MYSTERY OP. VIOLA AVALOI^ A G IT A T IO N OVER SEE1NJ6 \ ’ . HER HOME-TD>M4' POSTMARK ON A LETTER , ADDRESSED TO i MR. SNOOP/i R A R T t :^ y. When this .blackboard is stained a dark color and SyPiAIN ED B Y REA0fN6 given several coiats of varnish, it gives a most pleatine the’ same f -••SJ V the picture „ ___ ^___^ ui -size of the groove you w anfto fit the~wiT!iJ^ i f . ' f l l • iN • •. ' '-l '- .. - 'J* - ' ' '< .V ’ MANvMIKSlEH (CONN;) EVENING -HERAl,n. MONDAY, AUGUST.20,1928. FLAPPER FANNY SAYS;. SENSE and NONSENSE SKIIM’Y KEEP. THIS QUIET; When you ■{ come home late at night she’s a great wife it she doesn’t waken. You needn’t go far to be a suc cess. Consider the bunt! Little Boy (returning from swim)— Mother, papa certainly is a good swimmer. Mother— Why, sonny, your papa can’t swim a stroke. . Little Boy.— Well, anyhow, he can stay under water a long time. f 9AM FL6S Giqpriciousness In summer when the weather’s hot I ’d like to be a Hottentot; In winter when there’s lots of snow I'd rather be an Eskimo. — Louisville, Ky., Times. REstu.fcPAT.orr At perihelion you feel one o I92S. BY NEA SERVICL IHC Way, and another at aphelion; It truly seems to me, my son. Pwt7 U CiMkr..C(iaid Vtm laa •. A woman’s ideal is often shat You’re changeable as a chame tered, but more often he’s merely leon. broke. OIJK BUAKDINU HuOSE A young woman who seemed to With Another Meaning This Time By Fontaine Fox be having her first experience in a By Gene Ahem bank approached the window of a paying teller and gave him a large check which she wanted cashed. 1 PATS rS'Es’’ POU-T i c s -TALIC ^ “ How do you wish the money? ii''; liS ALL ABoa-f the teller inquired. 'X o Mu r “T M i s cAMpAi<3/d “ Oh,” replied the young woman, VACA'l'fo*^ in some confusion, ‘‘I ’ll just hold Nek’ FALL!— Tri’ AlAJoR | AS^UBVLe THESE BLUE LAWS AMUSE :yASQh\ j — V. VilB VS.AP out my hand and you can put the A N ’ JWBr W A S U P - T o A B I 6 S AS- MS' money in it.” A M \-Tb m BLUE LAWS come once in PACKERS SOMAAER L6P6E H pELlvJHTiS/ seven days when they are in opera COLU M M 'THA'T A5 o R MaanChester girls may not like oM A PRI^A“tE UAkE F o^ b i t T tion on Sundays and in letter golf to be shocked, but anyway they .A M P Mi s VAU U -r u i e r h \{\S V/ACA-tioM! «^M AM , i f also there is a space of seven be won’t go out with anything but live tween them. But perhaps you can S o:5bLJl^f/fM3 F oR lfeM wires. V o U VdAS beat the par solution on another PA'^5 IM A FASMUiMABLE page. B i K C L A S S IMAS/M e Two gentlemen by the name of C O U M iV -tS A lL r' u s / M o Wood and Stone were standing on ICE CUBES BElM' MAPE I , the street corner when a beautiful A rio“TEL FIRE ESCAPE “To L U E oti-T oF^ i m p o r T e p l i l a c A ^ V B young lady passed by. Stone turned cMECk'-OLi-T^ i m s Te a p o f to Wood and Wood turned to Stone, VlA-fER “To PUT IM and they both turned to rubber. e l e v /a -To r l What Spice Glory? Ivan was a Moscow pawnbroker, < 0 Fritz, a German one, and they had i often done business together. To their surprise they found them selves fading each other in ihe trenches during the war. One night, in the small hours, each swiped his regimental banner and crowled out into No Man’s Land. They silently exchanged ban ners and crawled back to their re spective posts unobserved. Next day each got a medal for . ,, . S capturing the enemy flag. r\ L A ,V/ s Want Ad We recently ran across an Asso \ "V ciated Press despatch about a cer ’X’riE BriJLES tain Y. W. C. A., which ran, in part, as follows: 1— The idea of letter golf is to “ Every young man who calls on a change one word to another and do girl there, is assessed for his visit. it in par, a given number of He pays 25 cents for an audience in strokes. Thus to change COW to the lounge; if he desires the priv HEN, in three strokes, COW, HOW, acy of the parlor, the, tax is 50 ^wa. u. s. PAT. orr. I HEW, HEN. cents.” P o e s 2— You can change only one let-Upon reading the above we im ,-ter at-a time. , Mo b l e = OT928. BY dEA SERVICE. I mediately Retook ourself to the Y. 3-20 3— You must have a completeW. C. A. mentioned, handed the ' ■■— 11 word, of common usage, for each most attractive young lady who an ^^Fontaint Fox, 1928. The Belt Synd jump. Slang words and abbrevia swered our ring a two dollar bill, tions don’t count.' pointed to the clippings, and told 4— The order of letters cannot be her to shoot'her works. By Oane changed. Any information as to the identi- WASHINGTON TUBBS II ,ty of the A. P. reporter responsible for the notice will be greatly appre A'high school paper claims flap MJtUTrt (Kl. Lt CM>\TWN 080^1 \T \S, WAT e s s pers are a necessity. Necessity, we ciated, and will be acted upon as WES*. YOO C(k«Y add, knows no law. soon as our present wounds heal up. we eM&LEtsrt, AT last. SAtRS Bieul «.a LAN60NGE. SORE, out A A P»NC« OS' ME'il A80UT HL TR^^JSlAte NOUR NOTE. r noinr ^ HAl COCHRAN— PICTURES KNICK ,U.&MT.O»r. \\ S 2 . BEg. U. S.'PAT. orr.| c 1»8» »«* SCWICt. INC.- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS This Suspense Is Awful By Blossec ‘ VWkAT DOES ir 'NELL,APEM’*rVO(J vwuatevjer it is it vnaat ip mebbe it ) A\/s), PE£ r U P ' ^ /SiJ-Vv-. .Y///WIV WEO. U. S. PAT. OFT, i _ *Ba.u.s.PAT.orr. Ot92S. BY NEA BERWCfc IMCJ BY ii«A sEwvicc. me (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN SAM Th r^ Long Cheers By SmaQ The circus train moved on Its' horn. “ Hop up,” exclaimed the way. At last the trainer yelled, trainer. “ It is time to st?irt our if y' “ Hurray! "V^e’ve reached another show.” The Tinymites all jumped 1 L16HT TWe (F T H ’ MiTRO^ vmpiT circus ground and now we’ll pitch and said, “All right! We’re with 1 IH06$,WH0 P05e„R0k\ HERe.'^, DOESM'T 00 S a f e s h our tent.” Down from their car. the you. Go ahead! But tell us what I Sw ipeotw e HOFIA’ TH’ OOOF. TH' V/ORK- T H f t - E n ? T ^ ;l Tinies hopped. Said Scouty, “ My, we’re going to do, and just where [ Wdreu ueFLOP BLOWS O FFi OVMAM'iTe.i I ’m glad we’ve stopped. W e’ll get we should go.” a chance to help a bit.” And off to The trainer stood and thought a I $ e n b eo)v» work they w6nt. - while, and then he broke out in a | IT OP iii OROeRToeCTL “ Oh, 1 am not so pleased,, with smile. “ I have a happy hunch,” T^ie^wecictes this,” said downy. “ It is far from said he. “ W e’ll use your wooden I man. Right in oifr sideshow he I 3evieutj(- bliss, if we’d just keep on mov PV6A»lV)HILe ing, on the train, I ’d be real glad. will fit, and I am ‘sure he’ll make a hit. Come, Clowny, Introduce | CLERK Of course' you know I hate to HOWOT, V4«0 shirk, bu Ll would rather sleep him! Now, just do the best you | than work.” Another Tiny snap can.” omthehusht J r - ped, “ Oh, you are just a lazy Right by the sideshow tent thqy OFtUETHfPT lad.” fcund a dandy crowd had gath- { 16 s t il l ' But, anyway, they all tilrned In ered ’round. “ Now look!” ex and worksd away with merry grin. claimed wee Clowny. Here’s a I AMD The tents were soon > put up and wondrous wooden man. His. joints BELIEv/CD fiags were flying in the air. The all creak when they are bent. He’ll i fiOILXT act for you inside the tent.” The OFTWe whole thidg made.a* pretty sight, ■V.. ^ and everything worked out all whole crowd bought up, tickets R09BC4Vf- and Inside the tent they ran. right. And then the Tinias took a B * • nap,, since no one seemed to care. As they all snoozed on, quite (Clowny has a battle with a I s,- xi'~ forlorn, there came a tooting, of a duck in the next story,). SSlJilif-- I v-'v <-Lr-^^'— ' EASE TWECra A ^ 'V* '' ' - ' . - f ..! • • 7 - ♦ ■ 7? . /? MONDAY, AUGUST^, 192^' •' 'S: • • f A lili R O A D S L E A D 'T O ' f ciaylon ri^nsen of Main street Mr. and Mrs. William Orr and \ cure a bondsman. Young Massey r ^ V has gone to Canada with a party of their daughter . Evelyn, ^ Mr. and ed that trouble that has been ejf- friends on an automobile trip. admitted his guilt and wanted, an Mrs. Johii' Miller and their daugh POUCE COURT opportunity to try to make good.' perlenced from cars straddling the' ter, Xiorralne, Mr’i’ and Mrs. Henry lines will be done away with. ;, AIERICAII lEdON L. J. Richmond of the Waranoke The judge In imposing a ^ne gave Bengston And' Mrs. Gustaf Bengston The continued,.case of John Ba- him a month In which to pay the Hotel is in Benngington, Vt., on his of Hartford Road went to Point o/ slla and Thomas McCann, charged fine and costs. vacation. Woods yesterday.' • with transporting liquor, was noll- PUBUC RECORDS 1 CAMOfE' ed in the Manchester police court, Selectman Thomas J. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Olin Gerich of this morning.^ Prosecuting Attor SHORT PARKING LINES Masonic Lot at spent the week-end at White Sands North Main street have, returned ney Hathaway in Tecommendlng w a r r a n t e e d e e d fl. 'beach. from a two weeks’ automobile tour this disposition of the" case said James Riley to Annie Riley,' a the Center, So. Manchester through New York state and Cana that after a thorough investigation TO AID IN ACCURACY one-half interest in'.the land and Mrs. William McMullen-and her da. . . ; he was unable to secure sufficient build.ngs located on Lots Nod. 39 V children, Irene and Wesley of Ed evidence to convict. Judge Ray and fO of the Roalston Tract, lor Opens Tonight munds street, have returned after Miss Alice Ruude of Walnut mond A. Johnson accepted the sug cated on the south side of Florence spending ten days at West Beach. street will spend the next two gestion and- ordered a nolle. Police Figure Out Scheme to street. Admission Free Westbrook. weeks at Atlantic City and other Paul Russell of Highland street Prevent Slovenly Straddling New Jersey shore resorts. pleaded guilty to keeping liquor o f Stalls. You can’t let business interfere The Howitzer Company held with intent to sell. A fine of $125 with golf, if you expect to win. the pistol practice at the Keeney street Herbert and Carl. Bengston of and costs was Imposed which was The white lines, marking the championship. ABOUT TOWN range yesterdiay. About half of Hartford Road, Clarence H. An.ler- paid. Russell was arrested by Lieu P3.rking^ stalls, have been repainted the company reported. Mess Ser son. Miss Anna Bengston, Miss Ora tenant William Barrnn Saturday, the full length of Main street on Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Tuttle of geant Samuel Stevenson served the Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 6,nd according to the statement both sides but different and with a North Elm street and three young men with steamed clams, green j.herman were also among the Man made by the prosecutor he has new idea in view. This time the er sons are at Eagle Bay, N. Y., for corn, crackers, lemonade and chester pov^ple at Point o’ Woods been in the habit of selling here, lines are fpuch shorter than hereto- a two weeks vacation. doughnuts. The food was prepar yesterday. there and everywhere by the pint. Thte reason is not to save ed at the State Armory and taken Saturday ■ evening his car was to the range by automobile. paint but to insure more accurate Miss Ida McCullough who re Miss Rhetha Delmore, Miss Aga found parked on Highland street parking. tha Wright, Walter J. Buckley, and the policeman evidently got turned to her home in Paterson/ the goods on him. When the lines were drawn out N. J. today after _ a visit with Miss M. Gertrude Keating of 183 Miss Ruth Benson and Vincent In into the street for a distance of Oak street has resumed her duties friends here, was the guest of hon graham, all . of the Manchester Four boys, all under 21, were about ten feet drivers of automo as nurse in the oflace of Dr. G. A. F. before the police court this morn or at a miscellaneous shower given Trust Company, ha-ve this week and biles seemed to think they could Friday evening at the home of Lundberg after spending a vacation next for their annual vacations. ing charged with crap shooting. park any part of the car anywhere Two ?hort weeks and school will at Philadelphia, Atlantic City and They were arrested by Patrolman within the lines and still be observ- Mrs. Sarah Thornton of 411 Main Point o’ Woods. begin again... .mothers are now street. The home was tastefully Miss Anna Cervini and Miss Mar Roberts and McGlinn at the Spruce the rules. By drawing the lines jorie Dowd have returned after street school playgrounds. The decorated with cut flowers and only about four feet from the curb busy sewing school frocks for the Miss Faith Fallow of Main street spending a two weeks’ vacation at boys admitted they were playing ing the police figure that the front ■ We have grown up games, music and a dainty repast with the automobile helped to while away the time. has returned from spending two Point O’ Wpods. the game but denied there was wheels will have to be placed with youngsters. For smart little school weeks at Point o’ W oods'at the any money passed. The police had much greater care and that this industry and are ex Mrs. William Wetherell played Borst cottage. piano numbers. Miss McCullough Local Rebebahs who are mem received complaints about boys will bring the back part of the car perienced as repairers dresses, many mothers are choos bers of the' general committee for congregating on the grounds and of motor cars. Let is to become the bride of John A. to the proper angle. It is expect- ing Fasheen as it is both durable Thornton. Theodore M. Zimmerman, U. ,S. the field day, September 15 at playing Sunday afternoon. Three us remedy your car's navy engineer, has returned to his mechanical defects. \ Charter Oak Park, will meet at Odd of the four boys brought in. this and inexpensive., We have just Mrs. George W. Cheney of 21 ship the Salinas, after visiting Mr. Fellows’ Temple, Hartford, tomor morning had records of a similar Our work is speedy and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman of 152 row evening. They would like to kind, and the judge warned them and satisfactory. received our new f^ll patterns in Hartford Road will spend the bal WATKINS BROTHERS ance of the season at Kennebago Benton street. Mr. Zimmerman’s have returns of tickets sold so that that it would be advisable to cut ‘‘We Repair Right’’ Lake, Maine. enlistment will expire December 31, they can make a report at the meet it out or he would deal Vrith them this popular cotton fabric in dainty at which time he will have com ing of the committee. Sunset Re- more severely. In this case the pleted six years’ service. The Sa evidence was not sufficient to con little prints and plain shades that Miss Alfreda A. Wenerstrom of bekah lodg^ will' have no regular linas is one of the largest oil tank business meeting until September vict. The judge therefore suspend Funeral cxXSjutv\ are guaranteed tub fast. 32 inch Summit street and Miss Clara Van ers in the navy, with a capacity of Scott of Ridge street, sailed Satur 17. ed judgment. more than a million gallons of oil. es wide. day on the S. S. Bermuda for the A fine of $15 and costs was im She is now at Norfolk, Va. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Lamprecht posed on Clayton Massey for in SERVICE STATION Bermuda Islands where they will Directors 255 Center St. TeJ 669 , remain until the end of the month. of Maple street, their daughters, toxication. He was arrested by Mrs. J. B. Wilson and her chil Helen and- Mrs. Manierre, of Silver Captain Schendel Saturday night Sonth filanchester PICTORIAL dren, Marjorie and Elden, of Gar PRINTED The Manchester Garden club will Lane, and Miss Elsie McCormick and detained at the police station Robert K. Anderson den street are at White Sands PATTERN hold a special meeting at eight and her brother, Ken.ieth, of Oak until last night until he could se- beach. They will return home La street have^ returned after a stay Phone: 500 or 748-2 35c (Illustrated) Three and one-guar- o’clock this evening at the School bor day. street Recreation Center. The prin of ten days*at-Clearwater Terrace, ter yards of Fasheen Prints will make' cipal topic for discussion will be Lake Pocotopaug. MRS. ELLIOTT’S this charming little school frock for the September flower show. Mrs. Mrs. Clarence G. Smith and her daughter Lorraine of Knox street, the modern miss. Size-14. William C. Cheney has invited all Members of the American Legion SHOP a v v v v v v are also at White Sands beach for auxiliary are requested to report to members interested to stop at her two weeks. garden on the way to the meeting. Commander Pentland at the carni HEMSTITCHING val grounds at the Center this eve Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turkington Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bendall and ning at 7 o’clock. The ladies have 853 Main Street . family of Chestnut street are and their son Clarence of Garden agreed to assist as saleswomen at WASH GOODS— MAIN FLOOR street are at Pleasant View, R. I., the different booths. spending two weeks at the Hillside for a week. SHOES Inn, Bethlehem, N. H. \ ____ IF HE HAD TO An automobile driven by Francis YOUTH’S TENNIS SHOES Mr. and Mrs. James Munsie and “ WHITE SISTER” COMING F. Furphy of Prospect street col WORK IN THE with crepe soles in lace to the toe style. John T. Munsie of Center street lided with another automobile driv who* were at Pleasant View last en by Frederick Edwards of Bissell KITCHEN week are spending the present BACK TO STATE THEATER 75c to $1.85 Pair i week at Walnut beach. \ street at the comer of Oak and / Main street Saturday evening. The SOUTH M/\NCHCST£R • CONN damage was slight. Officer Don- BOYS’ TENNIS SHOES Mrs. William D. Black of 44 Manager Jack Sanson of the State oldson investigated. No arrests theater today announced that he Crepe or suction soles. Wells street is at the Yolanda cot-, were made. tage. Pleasant View for a week’s was bringing “ The White Sister,” stay., starring Lillian Gish back to the $1.0 Oto $2.00 Pair The annual Sunday school picnic theater for a return engagement. of St. James’s church will be held The picture will be shown Thursday Mrs. Inez Bafson and children of August 29 at Elizabeth Park. MEN’S TENNIS SHOES Burnham\street are 'at Point O’ and Friday. The picture was such Woods for a week. an astounding success on its first Crepe or suction soles lace to the toe styles Mrs. George H. Howe of Wads showing Mr. Sanson decided to give worth street is in Chicago visiting it a return. He would realize for the first $2.00 to $2.50 Pair Mrs. Fred Tedford of Eldridge a daughter. street and Mrs. Clifford Mitchell of In connection with the showing time how much it means to Outside^i Cooper Hill street left Saturday of “ The White Sister,” Mr. Sanson Women’s High and Low Cut Tennis Shoes Miss Hattie Strickland, assistant is planning a special program. So for Water^wn, Mass., for a visit of to Town Clerk Samuel Turkington, have up-to-date plumbing. To two weeks'^ with their aunt, Mrs. loists will sing appropriate music $1.50 to $2.00 Pair V^^ J, Hamilton. has returned after a two weeks’ va during .the production. * day we can give you a combin cation, part of which she spent in Montpelier, Vt. Miss Strickland ation sink of white enamel in Theodore Peck, who came to drove to that city the first day of WORK SHOES FOR MEN Manchester from Bristol two her vacation, covering 219 miles. CAUCUS NOTICE! which you can do most all your (Lumber, we mean.) We carry months ago and took over the win She reports the roads in Vermont Lion Brand, Army Last, Moccasin C fifi dow washing business here, has washing of every description. as in rather poor condition and also Notice is hereby given that .'.ere Style, your choice. P a ir ...... V v o U U aiull line of time-tested, weather gone to North Adams, Mass., where found bridges either washed away will be a caucus of the D.mocratic These new sinks are of the fin he is engaged in the same line of or replaced by temporary struc Electors, to be held in the h.,!l of Other work shoes with leather or Uskide soles $3.00 resisting lumber for the exterior business. The business in Man tures, due to the floods that caused the Fire House, corner Hilliard and est porcelain, the Iasi word in pair and up. chester is being taken care of by so much damage in that section. Main streets, on Friday evening, touches. This is a spot where - Clemens Peck. The business in sanitation. Miss Strickland has several photo August 24, 1928, for the purpose Men’s Lee Unionalls and Overalls. North Adams is being conducted as graphs of flood damage. She was of electing delegates to the follow anything short of the best is a branch of the business here and accompanied on her trip by Miss ing conventions of said Democratic Men’s Work Socks ...... 20c, 25c Pair Mr. Peck plans'to put a man in Edith Maxwell. party: State, County and Senator poor economy. Let us give you • -, ^ charge of the work in that place. ial. Hour of meeting to be 8 p. JOHNSON & LITTLE Khaki and Cotton Work Trousers .. $1.50 to $3.00 Pair Harold Howe of Watkins Broth m., daylight saving timd. PliimbiiiK and lieatiiig Cuntrarior a little advice on this subject when you plan 5 Robert Finnegan and James C. ers and John G. Pentland of the , Signed, 13 Chestnut St. Tel. 1083-2 Robinson motored to Barre, Vt., Park Hill Flower Shop left this LOUIS BREEN, Chairman. South Manchester that new house. i Saturday and visited Captain Wil morning on an automobile trip that liam Newman, formerly of • Man will take, them into Western New A. L CO. chester, but now in charge of the BROWN & York and Canada. Metropolitan Life Insurance Com W . G. Glenney Co« 1 pany’s oflice in that place. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Rice of Cen