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VOL. XUV., NO. 304. Claaslfled Advertising on Page 6 MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1926. -.vE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS DAYLIGHT SAVING ENDS; LATEST FLORIDA DEATH f Star of UnofRcial Weather LIST REPORTED 575.1 2 CONFESS PART SET YOUR CLOCKS BACK. C H W IO N TO MIAMI LEARNS COURT REFUSES New York, Sept. 25.— Day Jacksonville, Sept. 25.— Dead, light saving time ends at 2 Forecaster Brown Ascending 575; may die, 200. o’clock tomorrow morning, Less seriously injured, 2,000. IN McPh e r s o n when clocks and watches HGHTDEMPSEY A LESSON FROM Property damage, nearing j FOREIGN JURIES should be set back an hour. Washington, Sept. 25. — Everystalking about, has to admit that $200,000,000. More than one-third of the time there is a heavy storm any Florida did have a hurricane This was the toll repprted to population of the United States date of the hurrican€ which HOAXPIOTTING IN T ^ S P R IN G where in. the western, hemisphere, Brown made a speech before the THE HURRICANE IN H M CASE has used daylight saving time 13th annual business conference at swept southern Florida a week this year. Herbert Janvrin Brown’s stocks Wellesley Hills, Mass., • recently. ago. goes up and the ^ United ^States The summer of 1926-7, which Is The 315 dead in the Moore- Deal for Return Match in weather bureau decides the party winter here but summer south of Will Build Strongly Enough haven district as reported to State and the Defense Each Los Angeles Man, Chicago is a bust and wishes it hadn’t the equator, will be mighty chilly Governor Martin by state officers come. south of the line, he predm^'-'^. And to Resist Fntnre Tempests; in that stricken section near Woman Held; One Says ‘FARTHEST NORTH’ California Made Last Herbert Janvrin Brown is a sort in this northern hemisphere, he Lake Okeechobee brought up Charge Intimidation of of unofficial weather prophet. He went on, the summer of 1927 will the death list from 400 reported I dead yesterday. j Night in Conference at insists that by studying sun spots be an equally frosty one. Its Social Life Already Witnesses; First Trial to Aimee Pledged Financial MURDER REVEALED he can tell in a general sort of way There’ll be torrid spells, he ad It is believed that all so far i what the weather will be like as mitted, but enough cold ones, he dead have been reported but the j Philadelphia. far as three years ahead. asserted, to kill the crops. Resumed. list may be increased slightly by | Start October 18. Care for Life. The weather bureau insists that What frets the weather depart deaths of injured victims now in' he cannot. Nor can any other ment is that Brown has enough hospitals and homes. | Death of Peary Man, Sup 1 ------^ Somerville, N. J., Sept. 25.— By DAVIS J. AVALSH. man, say the government experts. ' disciples to give his forecasts a Miami, Sept. 25.— A hurricaire Los Angeles, Sept. 2 5.— Harry Long-distance forecasting, they [ market effect. Hard-headed hous Brutality and threats In forcing is a bitter teacher, but a city learns Melosh. 35-year-o_ld Los Angeles posed Drowned, Act of Philadelphia, Sept. 25.— Gene say. is not impossible. es in Chicago, it reports, which witnesses to “ come clean” are But Brown is unruffled. He had may'not believe in him a bit never from one. clothing salesman, and Mrs. Babe Tunney and Jack Dempsey, princi charged today by the prosecution predicted that the summer and theless have to pay due attention Miami has learned. It knew BATTLE FOR LIVES Daniels, formerly of Chicago have pals in the greatest sport event of and the defense in the Hall-Mills Frightened Eskimo. fall of 1926 would be tempestuous to his predictions because prices how to laugh before, but not at it all time, will play the second game murder case. Affidavits have been both confessed in San Francisco and chilly, and he says that the fluctuate as he hands out his hints. self. that they had negotiated with Mrs. of their own particular ■world se next winter will come early and His forecasts are q'*’'te widely ac OF 43 ENTOMBED made by two alleged victims of In New York, Sept. 25.— Details of stay late. Accordingly, whenever In the boom days of ballyhooing timidation. Aimee Semple McPherson, woman ries sometime next spring In Cali cepted at par by farmers, and ev the “ farthest north” murder, in there is a heavy storm anywhere it realtors, no good citizen could ad WTlIard'E. Staub, of New Bruns- evangelist, to produce a ‘‘Miss X ” en the White House lays In an ex mit any fiaw in Miami’s perfections. fornia. — In the eyes of a lot of people— tra supply of kindling wood. v/ick, in an affidavit asserted he waa as the companion of Kenneth G. which Ross G. Marvin, aid to Ex The city says frankly now that of That, at least, -was the tip that bears out Brown’s contentions. Every time the weather depart chained to a bed all night in state Ormiston, former radio operator at plorer Peary in his successful dash course the tropics breed hurricanes, Michigan Mine Shaft, Weak came to the ■writer this morning, The Florida hurricane, followed ment sees an unusual storm blow police headquarters at Somerville A.ngelus Temple, in the Cottage at to the Pole in 1909, was slain by a closely by a similar storm away but “ Let it blow. We’ll build when he refused to admit to prose* Carmel. They will be questioned t^wo days after the battle of the up it shudders. frightened Eskimo guide named off in Paraguay, are the latest. “ More capital,” is groans,” for strongly enough to resist the wind.” cution investigators that he was at by District Attorney Asa Keyes to- Sesquicentennial ■u-hich saw Demp ened by Rains, Collapses; Kudlooktoo, were revealed here to Brown remarks “the freakiest H. Janvrin Brovu. And the old laugh of sunny days the Phillips farm the nighty of the 3 ay. sey .shorn of the heavyweight title weather yet” and continues to pre He never overloo'KS a bet. The has a more mature ring to It.’ In murders of the Rev. Edward Wh The pair were arrested in San day by Dr. Isalan Bowman, presi in a manner most convincing. dict had weather. And the weath the midst of crumbled walls, blot- Three in Cage Killed. Hall and Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills. Francisco after a long search. Me- dent of the American Geographical l*^hite House, laying in fuel sup Dempsey admitted, before leaving er bureau, still as insistent as ev- plies, is ^.he best kind o f grist for ted-out wealth and death, Miami Staub said he was kept in jail losh was held on conspiracy charges society. town, that he was figuring on an e- that he doesn’t know what he’s his mill. can laugh. It still is a playground several days. and Mrs. Daniels as a material wit For sixteen years, or since the and the players now are sophisti other shot at Tunney. The latter, Ironwood, Mich., Sept. 25.— For Called Justifiable ness. successful Peary expedition, it had through Billy Gibson, also express cated enough to take their fun been thought that Marvin was ty-six miners were entombed und- Captain Harry Walsh, one of Had Libera Promise. ed his desire to give the old cham open-eyed and defiantly. Special Prosecutor Simpson’s chief Under oath, Melosh stated that drowned. Three years ago Kudlook pion a chance and Tex Rickard Show Places. e ' thousands of tons of debris in too embraced Christianity and was MIDDLE WEST IN ST. LOUIS WINNER investigators, said the treatment Mrs. McPherson had promised to quietly intimated that plans al The visitor to Miami before the a cave-in in G shaft of the Oliver accorded Staub was justifiable be take care of him financially for the baptized, and then, to ease the ready were under way for the re storm would have been shown, be Mining Co. here last night. cause he was a refractory witness. remainder of his life in the event pangs of conscience, told his story turn meeting. yond a doubt, magnificent Villa Today while scores of frantic “ There is nothing unusual about he could put the “ deal” over. Part to Knud Rasmussen, Danish ex Agree on Details. GRIP OF WINTER OF NATIONAL RACE Viscaya, the $6,000,000 estate laid plorer, who two years ago told it to wives, mothers and children moan handcuffing a troublesome witness of the alleged “ deal” was finding Rickard. Gibson and Gene Nor- out by the late James Deering. Mi to a bed,” Walsh asserted. Dr. Bosvman. ed and shrieked at the entrance of a “ Miss X ” to play the role of Or- mile held a series of conferences ami wouldn’t have mentioned the Robert H. McCarter, of defense miston’s companion. He also said Rasmussen Storj- last night, according to reports, the shaft hundreds of rescue work inevitable squalid slum section. ers labored frantically to save the counsel, replying to insinuations he was to have produced the “ kid The story was told to Bowman and it \yas said that most of the But today, with a wry smile, Mi by Rasmussen ■when the explorer Chicago Shivers in Record Cardinals Clinch Pennant; lives of the imprisoned men. that private detectives had sought napers” of Mrs. McPherson, who details were agreed upon. The ami points to Villa Viscaya— in to intimidate state witnesses, de visited New York after many years fight, it was declared, would be 43 Believed Alive claimed she was spirited away to ruins— and to a group of negro nied “ browbeating” tactics were Mexico by a “ Steve” and a “ Rose,” in the Arctic. Rasmussen’s contacts held either in San Francisco or Forty-three of the men are be Breaking Weather Due Yanks May End Contest in shanties, fiimsy clapboard struc lieved still alive on the eighth lev employed. ivhile her followers thought she ■with the Eskimos have been of the Los Angeles. tures, erect and unscratched. el of the mine, but all night efforts Senator Simpson prepared today, had been drowned while swimming closest. Rickard was not the authority Courageous, rebuilding Miami Threatened Eskimo for this statement. In fact, the Here by Tomorrow, to reach them had failed this to ask for severance of trial for the at Ocean Park. Their League Today. has resumed its dances, bridge par four defendants. Mrs. Frances Hearing on Monday. “According to Rasmussen’s story” promoter refused to discuss the morninig. ties and teas in the exclusive snob Three are believed dead: Thom Stevens Hall, her brothers, Willie Mrs. McPherson and her mother, Dr. Bowman said today, “ Kud situation in any way beyond say bish hotels. "But today it has ing that he believed Dempsey and as Rowell, underground electri and Henry Stevens, and their cou Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, will face a looktoo, Marvin and a second Eski Chicago, Sept. 25.— Chicago and New York, Sept. 25.— With the dealt out a sentence of 60 days of mo named Inukitsoo, but called Tunney were good for another big cian; Evar Gustafson, assistant sin, Henry B. Carpender. preliminary hearing Monday on the middle west, shivered in the first hard labor in the road gang to an Simpson’s appeal for foreign charges of conspiracy, it being al Harrigan by the Peary party, had gate and that he meant to get it. National League pennant clinched electrician and Gust Sell, assistant “ I don’t agree with people who blast of winter today. The cold innkeeper who refused shelter to a electrician. juries tO'try the defendants has leged they conspired to produce left Peary on his memorable dash by the St Louis Cardinals, interest destitute and ragged woman. and were making their way back say that Tunney is a poor cham wave originated in the northern These three were riding In a been denied by the state supreme false evidence in connection with today centered on the American J. K. Dorn, retired millionaire, court in Trenton. t« their base when the dog team pion,” Rickard declared. “ I per cage when the tons of earth and '.he Carmel incident. Rockies and is sweeping eastward. League race, where the Yankees sees a $20,000 dent blown in the Trial October 18 These charges were the out- became entangled in the traces. sonally think he made a very good rock piled into the shaft. It Is be fight and I enjoyed every minute Unless counteracted by warm winds lead the Indiana by two and one- walls of his beautiful home. But lieve^ the crushed cage, carrying The opinion of the court was that trowth of the accusation r.f Mrs. Because of a mistake in trail fol half games as a result of Cleve what really worries him is the Lorraine Wiseman-Seilaff, also fac lowing, Kudlooktoo told Rasmus of it. I also think the public would from the south It should reach At its three victims, crashed to the the prosecution’s allegations that a want another Dempsey-Tunney land’s defeat by Philadelphia yes broken royal palm trees. He spends ing conspiracy charges, who said sen, Marvin completely lost ais lantic Coast states by tomorrow, the bottom of the shaft at the 26th fair and unbiased trial would be match, but my plans are very in terday. ' ■; . digging around the roots, level, a half mile underground. impossTble To obtain if Somerset Mrs. McPherson offered her a sum temper, thi'ew Harrlgan’s equip Weather Bureau reports. definite. It is no use talking about Yank’s ChMce Today trying to salvage the spark of life Rains Blamed county jurors sat in the case, was )f money to find a “ Miss X.” ment from the sled and started off the proposition until I get things A light rain fell In Chicago today. By winning "'fioth games’ of a to bring back his grove. Mining engineers believe the without foundation. Mrs. i3aniels, it is said, was to to leave him without food or water. lined up.” This may turn to snow or hail by double-header with the Browns- this Hard at Work. heavy rains of the past week which have been that woman. Harrigan and Kudlooktoo remon Senator Simpson prepared to Dempsey’s Idea night. Forecaster C. A. Donnel pre afternoon, the Yankees can clinch Rebuilding already is in progress loosened the earth about the shaft, start the first of the trials on Oct. Both Mrs. McPherson and Mrs. strated and Marvin threatened Har It ■was D^.j'insey who in.spired dicted. The mercury dropped from the pehnant. The outcome also will at a marvelous rate. Temporarily, Kennedy charge they are vic caused the disaster. 18. rigan again. He said he didnt want Rickard with the idea of a return 73 to 48 overnight and is still fall be settled if New York breaks even at least, the storm created a great tims of a conspiracy and deny they Harrigan around, that he would go Failing to reach the 43 entomb Charlotte Mills, daughter of the fight, according to what I hear. ing. and Cleveland loses one game of a many jobs. While the city was ed men on the eighth, level from a ever had dealings with Melosh, ou without him. Breaks September Records. murdered woman, called on Sena The ex-champion left the ring un double-header with the Athletics. experiencing depression and the lower level, the rescue crews are Mrs. Daniels or Mrs. Seilaff. “ He went on with Kudlooktoo- The current frigid wave has re tor Simpson. When she departed convinced about the finality of The Cards clinched the pennant burden of over-development, it now now laboring to get to them from she was in tears- Harrigan told Rasmussen that Kud Tunney’s victory and didn’t hesi sulted in untold damage to crops -by downing the Giants, six to four, finds need for more and more work over the wheat belt of the north both the top and bottom. “ Miss Mills is apprehensive over looktoo borrowed his rifie on the tate to say as much. while Ciuclnnati was losing the ers to put up the ruined walla pretense that he wanted to shoot a west, according to reports reaching the decision of the supreme court,'’ “ Gene is the best man I ever first game of a double-header with Building will be more brisk than Bimpson said when she left. “ She TOWN GIVES SLOWLY seal. A few minutes later Harrigan met but I think I can take him,” here. All-time records for low the Phillies. Cincinnati made sure for many months. Trucks hauling temperature at this season of the PREFERS WILD ANIMALS feels that she can not get justice heard a shot and then Kudlooktoo Dempsey said. “ In fact if I can of second place by winning the sec away the debris of the storm already year have been shattered. Helena, for her mother's death with a returned and told Harrigan he had get him in the ring again I pre ond game. are rolling along over roads re Mont., reported six degrees above Somerset trial jury.” TO AID FLORIDIANS killed Marvin. First Since 1888. paved to smooth out the gullies of TO DOMESTIC STRIFE dict that I will knock him out. zero. Rasmussen was unable to tell I’m not through. I simply need Baseball fans throughout the na wave and ruin him, Dr. Bowman said, ■what will Damage to crops over the Cana And while Miami works, unfiag-„ Local Red Cross Chapter Re ed to get this fight under my belt tion today acclaimed Rogers Horns CONN. TO MAKE SHORT be done with Kudlooktoo, wht had dian Wheat belt was estimated at by and his Cardinals, who have Ingly. it can stop to play. ‘Sniad King” Howard Going on and now that I have done that I ?10,000,000. quests Residents to Contrib an enviable record as a guide and am a better man for it.” given St. Louis Its first pennant The Tunney-Dempsey fight was a African Hunt to Get Away aid to Peary. ute as Soon as Possible. Lays it All to Eye Damage winner since 1888, a lapse of thir marvelous example. Radio antenna from Relatives. WORK OF STRIKE THUGS Normile was circulating about, ty-eight years. . which had been torn down just five Chairman R. K. Anderson an telling a story that Dempsey was Members of the South Methodist As the 1888 pennant was won by days before were strung up to the Mexico City. Sept. 25.— John F. nounced today that although there K .K .K . ABANDONS ITS blind for the last three rounds and Ladies’ Aid society accepted the Chris Von Der Ahe’s Browns, the stumps of palm trees, and fans “ at Howard, "salad king” of Haver Bench Warrants and Plenty of has been some improvement in the invitation of Mrs. Behnfield to Cardinals’ victory this year marks tended” the fight. Crowds gather- hill, Mass., whose legal entangle Evidence Against Gang number of contributions for Florida PLAINFIELD MEETING spend yesterday at her cottage at ments growing out of his second Taken at Stamford. relief there is still need for more (Continued on Page 2.) Watch Hill. R. I. (Contlnned on Page 2.) (Contlnned on Page 2.) marriage have kept him in the funds within the next few days. spotlight recently has decided to ga New Haven, Sept. 25.— New The rest pf the country rose Holds Neither Parade Nor wild animal hunting In East Afri York thugs -who raid into Connec nobly to the occasion and gave free Convention Today; Will — — ’■ — ^— ------— ^ ca. Howard has, cabled to George ticut and attack strike breakers ly but for some unknown reason, Short in Hamburg, Germany, ac Fight Injunction in Courts will receive short shrift in this Manchester has been slow in this Of Interest to Old Man Manchester —by Harry Anderson cepting an Invitation to accompany state, according to police officials tmergency. A sum from our emer Short on an expedition to Africa to here who have been working on gency fun has already been sent but Plainfield, Sept. 25.— The Ku secure additional animals for a ------— ------— — ------— ------— - — ...... - ■ . - — , the almost fatal attack on three It is not enough to fill the quota Klux Klan will not violate a court menagerie. Brooklyn men here Thursday, even this town should send so the local injunction and parade here today, Howard is now entirely free ing by a gang that escaped In an chapter of the Red Cross again it was announced by leaders of the from the legal difficulties brought automobile. The Fairfield county makes an appeal today to our rest organization. Frank C. Congdon. about by his sons, Albert and John Superior Court has issued bench dents to contribute at once to help of Plainfield and other heads have who c’narged that their father’s warrants for a group, of thugs held ;he homeless and helpless people in announced that the Klan ■will not / |HjANCHfS'TE(?C MoUNfeP‘S hli?1.0CK second marriage was bigamous. He in Stamford who are supposed to • A5.rm wrecked Florida. defy the law by attempting to pa has expressed a desire to get away have attacked garment workers in rade nor will they hold their pro from people, and partuculajly not Bridgeport and New Ha\(en county posed convention as planned. In to see his first wife or his two sons officials may follow suit. stead the organization will take (Sul again. Hence the African trip. He Photographs of the New York the matter to the courts. believes that despite his 72 years thugs captured in Stamford and :ABINET of POLAND The proposed parade has been he still is strong and vigorous Greenwich are in the hands of New called off following a court order enough to stand the hardships of Haven police along with finger SUDDENLY RESIGNS issued by Judge Booth denying the Jl, life in the jungle for a few years. prints and the police say they will application of the Klan to hold its have an accurate case against cer demonstration here today. A com ODD FELLOWS ATTACH tain of the gang. Five of the men Country Excited in Opposition plaint against the meeting had SECRETARY’S PROPERTY are said to have police records la been made by the town of Plain- •tAjI Providence, Sept. 25.— An at New York City or state. to 2 Ministers But Trouble field. Town officials fearpd that tachment for $30,000 in behalf of ------M------Is Not Anticipated. disorders would ensue if the pa the Rhode Island Grand Lodge of BIRTHDAY PARTY. rade and convention weer permit Odd Fellows has been placed Seven mothers and their chil Warsaw, Sept. 25.— The Polish ted. against the property of Kirtland dren attended the birthday party cabinet resigned today. The resig H. Wilson, former grand secretary, given by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur nation created a sensation, as it it was learned today. Wilson re Smith of 30 Lilley street In hono? was wholly unexpected. It follow GAINES TO DIE DEC. 11 signed suddenly from his office on of their three-year-old son W. Ed ed a vote of censure suffered by the win, yesterday. A birthday cake IH/II/g To ! Sept. 15, although his term was government in the “ Sejm” (lower OF not due to expire until May of with three candles occupied a chamber) last night, directed FOR DAUGHTER’S DEATH SftecTAie/v 1927. prominent place on the table. Lit igainst the minister of the interior ^C^ow Is. Ihe lint For? Neither Wilson nor his wife, who tle Edwin received numerous gifts. ind the minister of education. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Foi? THE 'l TOtO Ya MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1926. PAGE irwo.^ Unique Window Display TO BUILD MEMORIAL ABOUTTOWN EORIDA PROBES TO HEROES OP 4 WARS RHYTHIC BODY AT ANY Aaron Cook, son of ftri. Arthur New York, Sept. 26.— Plans Cook of Manchester Green, will be PRISON METHODS have been completed for a me AGE IS YOUTHFUL, SAYS gin hl6 studies at Worceeter Poly morial to the heroes of four technic Institute on Monday. He wars. The piece has been de ■was graduated with the class of signed by James Novelli, and 1926 from the local High school. AS MANY ESCAPE will be placed on the new $4,- “C H A U SCHOOL” TEACHER 000,000 Victory bridge ' which The Mothers’ club is conducting crosses he Raritan river at a food sale at the J. W. Hale com Perth Amboy, N. J. pany’s store this afternoon, Investigation Is Ordered Of Four stalwart figures are represented on the monument, Fred 0, Boyulon of Main street who was removed to the Memorial State Penal System When the doughboy of the World m t War, the minute man of the hospital Tuesday suffering from Revolution, the Civil War sol a shock, remains in a serious con Prisoners Flee. dier and the soldier of the | dition. Spanish War. I The funeral of the late Mrs. I'if On the face of the pillar is I ! S ' Katherine Wolcott will be behl to Jacksonville, Fla.— Florida’s in to be this quotation from ; morrow afternoon at the home of creasing number of convic'^ escapes Washington; ‘•‘Let us raise : her son, Frank M. Wolcott, 25 high tli; standard to which | Middle Turnpike, West. Rev. Fred from state road camps, the state the wise and honest shall re- | erick C. Allen, pastor of the Sec prison at Raiford and by prisoners pair, for the event is in the ' ond Congregational church of being taken from one place to i hands of God.” | !.■> v^hich she was a member will offi another has resulted in a quiet but ^ ------4 ciate at the services which will be intensive investigation of the This past week Hale’s south window attracted an unusually largi held at 2:30 p. ni., standard time. state's penal system by official and number of people. The attraction was a unique window display. A 1 private sources which may lead to photograph, taken by the Elite studio. Is reproduced above. The sign Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong revolutlonization of Florida’s pris board in the center of the window depicts the typical Hale’s Depart s-'v:' \ of Oak street ere spending the on methods. week-end in Long Island visiting Very few days pass when an es ment Store bill boards which are seen along all the principal highways "fv relatives. cape of one or more prisoners is leading to Manchester. The particular signboard shown in the window ST. JAMES’S R. C. reported from one of the Florida gives a chart showing the growth in business Hale’s has enjoyed in Rhj’thm of body— the key to grace— a? London students at the Dalcroze Euhrjthmlca learn to express it. Manchester Camp, Royal Neigh road camps maintained at several Rev. W. P. Reidy bors, will begin its meeting and de pointSf from county and city jails three different periods. The Hale’s slogan of “ Quality - Service - Price” Rev. J. P .Timmins gree rehearsal in Tinker hall or even from courtrooms. is emphasized throughout the display, and the green grass of the fields Rev. Vincent McDonough Grace Comes More Easily to Older Women Than to Awkward, Slouch Monday evening at 7 o’cloc’k to al The prisoners for the main part and the trees that border the highway were faithfully reproduced. | ing Flappers— Secret Lies in Play. low the public whist to begin at are not classified as desperadoes, Masses tomorrow at St. James’s the regular time. but many of them have been in R. C. church will be celebrated at BY LOUISE GIFFORD periods of rest and play, the body will adopt relaxation as its normal carcerated for serious crimes. Most 7, 8.30 and 10.30 o’clock. The not only from bodily health, but state. You will find yourself walk Mrs. Harry R. Sharpe and of the escaped prisoners are re MIAMI LEARNS ITS ST. LOUIS WINNER daughter Dorothy and Mrs, Brink, last mass will be a high mass. Sun -The rhyth- from mental serenity. Most of us ing gracefully, sitting gracefully, captured and returned to impris New York, Sept. 25.- mother of Mrs. Sharpe, are spend day school will be held in the rio matter modern women have forgotten carrying your head and spirits a onment, but the state prison bu mic body is youthful, ing the week-end at their cottage HURRICANE LESSON OF NATIONAL RACE chapel at 9.15. Vesper services at how to play. little higher, approaching the reau has records of scores who ap what its age. at Madison. 30 p. m. Our modern youth-worship has The business woman suffers not world in general with more calm parently have dropped off this 'usic by the junior choir at 8.30 BO much from over-work as from self-assurance and less embarrass planet completely. (Continued from page J) (Continued r«- ■ / • ‘ ■■ <1 ♦ .. -G ..V ,- .• - '■•• VXSV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPT. 25,192®. ■ . 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PAGE FOUR aright, was a bandit of more plc-| to be beautiful, free and brimming 'UN jBanrl|?0l^ turesqueness than most, and not with zest. Yet somehow it bo particularly bloodthirsty We often fails to become any of those S iew a rf^ Eupttittg U ptalb don’t recall that he ever killed things. And the fault— nearly al PUBUSHBD BY anybody or was accused of killing ways— lies in the things that the lETTEBi THD HERALD PRINTINQ CO. anybody. There was always a sort older generation chooses to teach to New York, Sept. 2B.— All that Fonndad bj Elwood S. BU of feeling that, really, Pat Crowe the younger. By CHARLES P. STEWART portion o i this nation'* population Odt U list that keeps Its oye on the hectic ad didn't mean It— that he was more ■We were sinned against, In our Washin,gton, Sept. 24.— A wom Every Bvenlu* Except 8und»yt »Pd ventures of the "almighty dollar” than half a huge practical joker, youth, and we in turn are sinning an president! loUdays. Viscountess Astor’s suggestion has heard by this time the tale of Enffered at the Post OlMce »t Men- doing half crazy stunts with a against our children. We don’t the newspaper reporter and the re diester as Second Class Mali Mutter. really mean to, and we try to teach doesn’t appear to have been taken shrewd savor of profit In them. very seriously at .National Wom cent Wall Street gusher. SUBSCRIPTION RATESt By Mali them the best we can— A great run had started, send dx dollere x year: sUtp oenu s Today, Crowe ie a fine looking, an’s Party headquarters, and yet, But mostly we fall down oh the ing General Motors vaulting to nonth tor dborter pertodx dignified and apparently" sincere there’s an atmosphere of satisfac fabulous figures. Then a reporter tion there over the fact that it’s By oxrrter, elxhteen eentr x week. big man with a flair for talking in Job. got a “ tip” He happened to inter Ilnxle copies three oentx been definitely done. n public and perhaps very earnest Maybe the remedy is simpler than view a member of the house of SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRB- The impression seems to be that Morgan just as that worthy was lE.STATlVE; Hanillton-De Llsser. about advising boys to hold to the it seems. Maybe— this is just sup something may come of It yet. :iic, 25 West 4Sd .Street. NeAv York posing, of course— maybe if we sailing for Europe. The magnate ind SII North Mlohlxsn Avenue. straight and narriw road. The National Women’s Party commented In the course of his IhicaRO. older ones really learned the mean management passed out word some talk that the stock should go much Just the same it is extremely time ago that women aren’t satis The Manchester Evening Herald Is doubtful whether too close contact ing and importance of words like higher. >n sale in New York City at Schults s fied with what they’ve been get With this extraordinary infor 'Jews Stand. Sixth Avenue a.nd 42nd between people of Crowe’s record freedom and tolerance and kind ting thus far from either of the Street and 42nd Stieet entrance Oi mation in his possession the* re Grand Central Station. and young boys and girl;8 Is a bene ness and love— , country’s major political groups. porter le\purelv went upon hlB Our children'would have a better They .want more of the higher ••International News Service has the ficial one to the youngsters. May week-end holiday. ^ He didn’t so rsclusive rightaxo use (or republlox* chauce to learn how to live. .governmental offices, and they’re much as buy a dime’s worth, on :lon In any torm all news diepatobee It not be possible that the very tired of getting most of their nom margin or otherwise. :redlted to tt or not otharwlse credit* knowledge that a man can be an inations in localities where the pol- Bd In this paper. It Is also sxolusively OIL SHORTAGE? And in the course of a day or Bo entitled to use tor republloxtlon all outlaw in his youth and a respect it'eians know they can’t win. he mentioned his Interview to his Mining experts estimate tlfht only | ihe local or undated news published able preaching person in middle life office. The paper pounced upon It. aerjtn." from one-third to one-tenth of the Higher offices? I asked a num Its publication all but knocked the would be an ill advised thing to oil in the ground is extracted from ber of leaders at National Wom roof from the Stock Exchange. If stress in the presence of the young? an’s headquarters just what this a member of the Morgan firm had SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1926. even the best pools, under the pres Certainly Pat Crowe, however he meant and the answer generally so much faith in It— well— ! There ent system of oil pumping; the re was— oh, some Senate seats, more might seek to point out to the boys was a panic to purchase. General mainder stays where it is. The in the House of Representatives, Motors' rise ranks among the his THE MXEYARD." the perils of going wrong ,does not voun.g man who laments that there nr’ vbe a cabinet member or two. toric stock booms. Xot to be familiar with Rudyard himself figure as a very terrible But when I inquired about the isn’t anythin.:; valuable left to dis Kipling’s poem “ The Vineyard’’ is example when he is considered good presidency, they all shied away Things happen that way occa cover call consider this oil residue. be out of touch with the original enough to become their advisor. from a direct reply. J don’t quite sionally on lA^all street. 10 It might make him as many mil- j Some little hint Is given; some occasion of an elegant row. The It would seem to us that if there lions as there are states in th e, little "Up” goes out and— bloole! poem is young, for it appeared in Is opportunity for worth while up — sensational ups or downs fol Union. j iis new book “ Debits and Credits,” lift work for ex-convicts it does not low. Oil companies have already done i Knowing this, wise manipulators R’hich was published only a week or lie among the boys and girls of such wonders, in procuring constantly j of the street use every rumor and JO ago^ but it has made Mr. Kipling towns as Manchester but among the increasing amounts of gasoline out disturbing factor* In the world’s more enemies in the United States gangsters and junior gangsters of news to bring pressure on stocks. of every barrel of crude oil. The than he could make friends If he the great cities. There was another historic “ in busied himself with placations for terview” that Wall street will not Ihe next decade. Here it is: SOFT SODDER. soon forget. ' ' N E W EASY WASHER At the eleventh hour he came, A business man in Salem. Ore., is S tT Q A A One of the big bankers of the money belt called about him, on a But his wages were the same touted for making it a practice, As ours who all day long had trod it SIAAS certain day in 1916, the reporters ■p OR the first time in washing clothes, you can wash The winepress of the wrath of God. every New Year’s day, to call up of the market zone. He told or one tubful of clothes and dry another at the same When he shouldered through the the chief operator of the local tele having information that Germany had sent to America an appeal for phone exchange and ask her 'lO time. The New Easy Washer is the greatest labor lines the ending of the war. Of our cropped and mangled vines. thank every operator in the ex Time out for a man in St. Louis The next day the U-53 made its saver ever invented for the modem housewife* His unjaded eye could span change, in his name, for her cour spectacular appearance at Newport How each hour had marked Its man. who swallowed his wrist watch. tesies during the year. This is and the State Department denied ^ Come in and see this marvelous machine. Or better (Children of the morning-tide the authenticity of the Interview. General McUarl, treasury guar SVith the hosts of noon had died;. said to be his formula; But, upon the heels of the inter yet, let us send one to your home to do your next wash .And our noon contingent lay 'You have been on the job 21 dian. spent $1600 on two rugs for! view, came the spectacular selling his otlico, making our General c-x-] ing. There’s no charge or obligation. Dead with twilight’s spent array.) hours every day of the year. '\ou wave of “ war babies,” as securities pcnscs too high. Since his back had felt no load, have been courteous and careful. of war industries were then term ed. Virtue in him still abode; You have been prompt to answer, The nice thing about a felt hati WATKINS BROTHERS. In c . Bo he swiftly made his own i.s you don’t feel ashamed of your-j Those last spoils we had not won. prompt to remedy any defect in the And there was the time in 1906 self when you pass a cow. ■ | FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS, PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS. We went home, delivered thence. service. But it more than a nicrc when Jacob Schlff stepped in upon the suicidal wave of speculation. Grudging him no recompense business transaction. The service ITie man wlio went to school with I The money market was being Till he portioned praise or blame given me is not that of mere hire a slate and a spon.se has a son who | badly hit by the riot of speculation To our work before he came. lings, but that of men and women needs $10 worth of notebooks. i in several countries. Money rates Till he showed us for our good— interested in their job. Interested Congi’csswoman Kahn were running from 25 to 125 per Deaf to mirth and blind to scorn— Get friendly with some coal deal cent and Schiff, with due apprecia FUXER.\L DmECTO J How we might have best withstood in giving the best of themselves to er now and avoid the rush. understand why. Perhaps because tion of the seriousness, sounded Burdens that he has not borne! humanity. It is the essence of bet they considered a woman president warning that a great panic would Those who allow themselves to ter living.” We can learn from other nations. an absolute Impossibility at pres follow continuation of "this in In Japan, tlie movie sub-titles are > be disturbed at this rather nasty We should like to know this gen ent and preferred to confine t’^'m- sanity.” read aloud by an official reader. The next day b(;gan a great tleman’s name. Because some time Eclves to demanding what they jlap at a nation which has, on the think there’s some chance they break in prices. irhole, done him more nearly unan or other he might get tired of living Winter is liettor than summer. may get. imous honor than his own ever did, in Oregon and come cast, to a good Lies about bunting are usually The "street” is full rif such talcs. E. H. Gary said “ so-aod-so” and tail to make due allowance for the sNate, and lo%ate in Manchester. more thrilling than- those about Getting down tc^ practical poli 2 / o . r » ties, tliera’s more or less sentimeitt Mor.iau said "such-c'’.d-pvcli.” And he might be an advertiser. lislting. Innate Kipling temperament. al'ent National Woman’s Party The word of .on. mdividual And he might want To get trusted Mr. Kipling, much to his own dls Have tlie r.'.cii who make nickle headquarters that the time may throws Wall street on? wa,/ or an- e lust, has all his life been afflicted for some advertisingfi till the first cigars ever tliougUi of serving a enme— not in 192$, hut m aybe-in oUner— dcpeo ling, of comisc. o.o wiio the ind.’v'dual ma.’ he. YEILOW PENCIL of the month. And, If we had slal) of corned beef wit’u tltem? 1932 or 1936— when one of the MA3E BY R-lth a certain lack of courage of And therein lies ou',' of iho the RED BAND T & W s S s i mca rAcnn > J’.im spotted, we wouldn’t trust him big parties will .give the pres itLTHLwma :he more physical sort. Being The earth owes its youthfttlness idential n’omUjation to a woman. ireachefous tides of Uoi.4 financial ^AGLEPENCILCQ, NEWY(m.U.SA iware of this shortcoming, and fear- on a bet. at such a great age to the fact that And E'overal vice presidents fta. All about are "wise guys' It la our experience that people it uever keeps late hours. have become presidents. j who, like toms at the race tracks. lul that the world might find it out, ,co about nretuiding to be on "tbe he has systematically adopted and who go about taking up the time of Tliat’s tlie likeliest method, op Even though most of us h ^ to| timistic feminists think, by wltich inside.” They have the “ low down’’ other people to hand them benedic on what the great linanclal figures »mployed the style of a literary work we woitld find ottr Itoaltli too woman, if over, will break into the are .going to do or sa.c— if you be Dempsey— a bold and brutal slug tions and tell them how excellent dclieate for steady loafing. |IVhito House— ns chief executives lieve them. .\ud there are always l-E ser, calculating by a display of slap they are, need to be watched. They r.ml not as mere "first ladies.” new suckers to believe them and Tito fellow wUlt a heart of goldj dash abuse of practice or person, to are applesauce vendors. They are bo fleeced. seldom seems to have nuicji' of tke There’s no reason why a wom avoid any exhibition of a native fly-catchers. — GILPERT SWAN. a iM T U R E stuff in his poekets. an vice president shouldn’t be tendency to an almost feminine sort Anybody who feels so good as able to handle the Senate. of delicacy. this Individual docs over bis tele Sotnetimes wo think old man ('ongresr.wcnian Florence Prall How much to where? — and Naturally he hai occaiionalUt phone service would do better to Father’ Time has traded in his Kal'.n.-Edith Nourse Rogers and >Ury Teresa Norton have occupied overck>no this bualneSB. Ha baa express his appreciation with a scvihc on a modern harvester. what’s to go? the speaker’s chair In the House of Tell us and we will let you decidedly orerdone it in aeTeral bunch of theater tickets or a whole A piece of fine chiuaware never Representatives and proved t]jem- spots In "The ’Vineyard." He waf sale box of candy or, better yet, by seems to know when it Is supposed selves excellent presiding ''"'cers. know. .A woman who can control the We conduct a general transfei quite as reckless as Mn Dempsey treating the operators, over the to bounce. The feast day ot St. Firmln, phone, every day of the year, with a ' ou.'se of Renresentatives certainly business and will be glad tc was in leading at^ Gene Tunney ceuid c^mtrol the Senate, for, of bishop, martyr and St. Flnbarr, The bright lights of multiple bishop, is celebrated on this day. give you quick estimates. when he wrote that line, “ His wages decent courtesy of his own. candle power have developed a the two, the former is by far the Balboa discovered Pacific Ocean, were the same.” He was reckless Annual blah is annual blah. race of a corresponding moth pow more turbulent and unmanageable Special Taxi Service. body. ^ 1513. A when he chose the unfortunate er. Daily Express to Hartford. phraseology In the fourth Btania TEACHING LIFE. concerning "spoils.” ’We do not A Cincinnati girl, 16, eloped with MARTFORO OFFK X 19-year-old boy the other day. ^aMOROANSI think he meant 'what Americana In the Wake PtRRETTj?^Cf generally assume that he meant'— The two were married, and came rAUCHEiT® WTf we do not beliere he used "spoils” back to face the world together In all their youthful, helpless ignor In any ordinary sense, but merely >■ ...... iuA.iW.ii Ferrett I tGLENNEY ance. MOVING - EXPRESSING intended to give the impress^n that OENER.M TRUCIONO the victory which America won was The girl’s mother, while refusing Wosada Ganl pretty easy pickings, owing to the to Interfere with the match once It BY AUSTIN R. CLARK saas along the shores or In shallow preparation by England and France. was accomplished, was bitter against Smithsonian Institute. wfiitdr* the public schools. Like the Uka asl slma ganl, or But In such a blaat aa this It Is reck giant crab, which measures some II the schools, she said, would de Can you make out the ugly, ma less to be uncareful. lignant little face on the back ot times almost 12 feet from claw to We find it possible to entertain vote less time to "eye. and ear” stuff this curious, harmless little crab? claw, and Is the largest known considerable sympathy with Kipling and more time to teaching children This Is called the felke or wosa- crustacean, this curious creature holds an,imnerf-"'' i-.'-tco in the an d with other Britons and French- and young people how to live, her da gani and is found only in south Look daughter would have realized that Japan, though more or less close cient myths and folk-lore o^ the '•heu they resent being lectur- relatives are found in all warm Japanese. ____ "olded and ordered about she wasn’’t ready for marriage yet. - These lean IrreconciHbfeE— and if Perhaps she’s wrong in placing Mr. pling had had a brain in his the blame on the schools. It’s pos [al head at the time when he wrote this sible that parents, too, have a re fCbchtan's] Ovei sponsibility there. But her main DAILY poem he should have known that N If you need a used c m you point Is correct. Our children POEM ’.here is a thousand times more of can surely find something to aren’t being taught, how to live. that sort of sympathy In this coun She laid it away In a trunk drawer, suit you here. Prices arc To be sure, imparting that bit There stands, in the attic, an old- try than there would be if the rela fashioned trunk thats filled to the j and then, just figured she’s finish It right — Terms are right i— of Information is rather a large tions of the two countries were to brim with a heap of old junk. The later. But. when? Trades considered. task. Perhaps there are very few ragman would get a real thrill from I A hat with a bird perched high be handled, for ten years, as he - 1925 Essex ISoach. of us who really know how to live the clothes that mom stores away i up on the crown. A dorby that dad handles them in that swashbuckler, wore, la old days. It’s brown. A suit 1924 Jewett Brougham. i ourselves. But It’s something in it. ’Why? Goodness knows. caviller manner of his. It’s moth-proof, I guess, for the and a dress that today. I’m afraid, 1925 Ford Fordor Sedan. that must be taught. You can al Fortunately Mr. Kipling is not all things still exist; such things that could not be worn at a queer :ahs- 1923 Chevrolet Coupe. ways learn it by bitter experience, were hidden, and ne’er will be querade. of England. He is.not, you know, 192() Overland Sedan. but that’s a hard way, and your life missed. A wee little dress that the Yea, antiques a plenty are stored such a tremendous amount of Eng > - in the trunk. On first thought the 1922 Cleveland SedtuL Is apt to be just about over by the baby once wore; the “ baby” who, land. He is just Kipling— and nowadays. Is twenty or more. saving idea is bunk. And yet we a>l 1924 Maxwell Club Sedan Kipling, though a genius. Is also— time you’ve learned. An old colored blanket that do it, lor somehow, we care. The 1924 Hupp Sport Touring. To learn how to live! To learn, answer, of course, is— there’s srnti- and unnecessarily— a blufl. Pooh- mother once worked. It’s'only half 1924 (2) Chevrolet Touring. made. She grew weary, and shirked. n ent there. pooh! in the morning of life, how to tackle the world; how to bring reality PAT CROW E. to those shifting, sunlit visitous F.UR ENOUGH rebuilt into their original positions Colkfistone, Eng. — Ten girl as the result of the contributions Geo. S. Smith The action of the joint commit that youth engenders; how to make of Americans. The columns were V babies who appeared on a nearby tee of the Chamber of Commerce, life something rich and full and boardwalk were awarded ten prizes blown from their places in 1687 by 30 BisseU SL Phone 660-2 the Kiwanis club and a group of complete, instead of letting it be ii«* offered by civic authorities in an the explosion of a ’Turkish ppwder Util iH., magasine within the temble by a clergymen, in declining to sponsor come a mere process of eating and) Oa adult beauty contest. The contest Venetian shell. Elihu Root was .a lecture here by Pat Crowe, one sleeping and working and getting; drew no entries because the, rules Dr; Fred F. BusiuieU stipulated that only those girls who among the group who gave money time train bandit and particularly to learn that life may be joyous and used no paint, powder, or lipstick for the restoration. VETERINARIAN celebrated as the kidnaper of the exnberant Instead of cramped and were eligible. 494 East Center Street, Cudahy boy at Chicago, many years narrow— those are It' few of the Major Oliver Stewart, British Manchester Green. TO Re b u il d Pa r t h e n o n airman, declares women are lop Ofifice Hours: 7 to 8 P. M. ago, would seem to us to.be, on things for which youth is hunger fearless to make good airplane pi New York*—Several columns of XBLEPUONB 1847. ^ the whole, well advised. ing. 1 the Parthenon at Athens . will be lots. fill .y f-«t CroWf l i mamory f e t r ^ jVa ali J;now that life was meant 42 I f -y .. .‘A* i I ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1926. PAGE F n n s COXCORDIA LUTHERAX ISAYSENGUNDWILL Rev. H. O. Weber Sunday school at 9 a. m. RUNNING THE RACE English service at 10 a. m. • The Evening Herald GEORGE HENBY DOLE. German service at 11 a. m. LEAD WORLD IN AIR Next Sunday evening at 7 o’clock International Sunday School Lesson Text, Sept. 26. Rally Day will be celebrated • by Sunday School LessTins Let us run with patience the race that Is set before us, look the Sunday school. There will be ing unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith. — Heb. songs and recitations by the chil by William T. Ellis. Skenandoah Builder Says 12 : 1, 2. dren. For Every Age, Creed and Nationality. The, Harvest Home Festival will ------^ ^ SOUTH METHODIST EPISCOPAL.?^ CEXTER COXGREGA'tlOXAL. be celebrated October 3 in both England is Rapidly Forg services. The church will be dec Is there a race set before us? Is higher one’s ideals, the further hi Rev. Josepii Cooper. Morning worshop at TO.30 Ser- orated with fruits and flowers it just begun or near the finish? seems from them., Inereaislng light mon, “ Teaching of Jesus.” ing to Front in Race Wi makes us seem so much further which will be sent to the Old Peo What is the race? 9:30 a. m.— Sunday school. The music: ple’s Home at Southbury, Conn, from the Lord. Then it is thal 10:30 a. m.— Jlinistry of the Prelude— Berceuse from Boy Scouts Monday, 7 p. m. ^ Other Countries. What is the race that we most faith and knowledge help mightily Chime. Joselyn ...... Godard Willing Workers, Wednesday, A MAN, A MOB, A NATION desire to win? At the beginning The beginning of the race is thi 10:45 a. m.— Mornlnp: worship. Anthem—Tie King of Love.. . . 7:30 p. m. of the football season, the race beginning of faith, light, power, The vested choir will sing a ...... Shelley Ladies’ Sewing Circle Thursday and spiritual achievement. Do not choral from the Meistersingers, Anthem— Heart, Be Still, Warren Cleveland, O.—America wlll^soon much in the mind of the college 2 p. m. ^ ------look upon the beginning of thi and “ Hear My I’rayer" by Kopylof. Postlude— Cathedral/March .... There was not the stuff of rebel be outstripped by European na team is to make the highest score. Senior choir Thursday 7 p. m. lion and revolution in them. Our race as upon its finish. Thougl The pastor will preach. Sermon ...... Camplglio English choir Friday 7 p. m. “ The International Sunday tions in the race for tlie mastery Yet at the same time the student is endurance and faith will be taxed subject: “ The Great Sufferer. ' School Lesson for September Lessons upon Israel in bondage of the air. England Is forging rap Sunday school, 13. Young People’s society Friday 8 have been a study in mob psy running another race, the race to to the utmost, keep in the race ti 4:.00 p. m.— Meeting of the In-^ Men’s League, 12. Topic, “ The i 2fl is A Quarterly Review: idly to the front in this respect get his letters. When he gets his p. m. chology. This, loo, has been time and will soon be leading the its finish, never doubting that thi termediate League. Leader. Miss Strike in Passaic.” German school Saturday 9 to 11 "Early- Leaders of Israel”— The letters he becomes a business man, Lord can and wilj finish His worl( Gladys Harrison. Subject: “ What Book of Exodus. ly. Ours is the era of the mass world. The Week. a. m. movement. Europe Is threatened and educator, lawyer, physician, or i” us, if we fall not. Would I Like To/»Be When I Grow W'ednesday, 2,30— Meeting of This is the belief of Captain 4> by one of those curious outbursts Otto Heinen, famous German Zep active in some undertak'-'*. Then Up?” King’s Daughters the home of the of the crowd mind newly -called his race is to make his occupation 6:00 p. mj— Meeting of the pelin commander and supervising leader, 14 Chestput street. All "the dictatorship of the proletari a success. And all the time that Senior Epworth League. Near Two oriental tomb-shrlnes that constructor of the ill-fated dirig women of the church cordially in WITH THE LOCAL at.” Serious thinkers perceive that ible Shenandoah, which crashed a he is running these races, he is In Equip Your Home With East Offering Day. I have lately visited seem to .em vited to attend. / when multitudes of men move, year ago fn a storm in the foot one that comprehends all, 6:45 p. m.— Minlstrj' of Cue Wednesday, 7.45— Meeting of all body the Big Idea which lies back of this Lesson. One is the sacro they always act in the same way. hills south of Cambridge, O. namely, to make life a true suc Copper Leader and Chime. Primary teachers at the home of AUTO DEALERS Gustav LeBon’s “ Psychology of In an effort to awaken Ameri cess. The .''•'•'I of life’s greatest 7:00 p. m.— Evening worship In the superintendent. Miss Gertrude sanct mosque in Hebron, Palestine, built over the cave of Macphelah, Crowds" Is a shreWd modern story can business men to the need for race is happiness, the satisfying Gutter the chapel, The pr.stor will preacn. Carri;r, Cambridge street. joy for which God created us. Who Pickett Motor Sales reports de where are th-' graves of Abraham of the mob mind. Israel’s actions nation-wide co-operktlon in push Will give a lifetime of serv Sermon subject: “ The Purpose of Thursday, S.OO—There will be a liveries of the following new cars were strongly like - those of all ing America to the front in the is not running the race for some Discipline.” meeting of alj chairmen of commit and ^arah, Isaac and Rebecca and ice, We would be glad to esti during the past week: Joseph and Leah. The shrine is large groups of people throughout aeronautic field. Captain Heinen is form of happiness, either true or Monday, 7:30 p. m.— Meeting of tees for the “ Bazaar” at the home mate your needs in this line. Overland six sedan to George H. closed to Jews and Christians, al the ages; wilful, irresponsible, visiting many of the principal false? the Official Board. of Mrs. Elbert Shelton, Cambridge Washburn. 79 North Main street.. mercurial, ungrateful and menac cities of the nation and addressing Success in the lines of our occu Tuesday, 7:00 p. m.— Meeting of street. though a few of us, by special fa Wlllys-Knlght six deluxe sedan vor have entered during recent ing, usually acting in a way to de luncheon and booster clubs. pation, though It brings honor, the Boy Scouts. Friday, 6— Troubadour Rehear In proof of his statement that Joseph C. Wilson to Irvin R. Lawson. 9 4 Russell years. Not since the Crusades has feat their own ends. Crowds dis p^wer, and riches, is not necessari "U'ednesday, 7:1-0 p. m.— Re sal. this nation is lagging behind, the street. the cave itself been open although play certain characterlstlflfc of ly true success. Do we ever read Plumbing in All its Branches hearsal for Acts I and II of the Friday, 1— Boy Scouts. Overland Whippet sedan to children. Zeppelin expert said that Germany about the wretchedness and misery Service of the Best Kind. Biblical Drama. one may look down into It through So a teacher, a leader, a master ■Is now beginning to construct Thomas Grady of East Glastonbury, a hole in the floor of the Mosque. of some who have been surpassing Thursday, 7:30 p. m.— Mid-week was necessary. The lifting of the rigid airships and that England Phone 641 28 Spruce St SECOND COXGREG.YTIOX.'VL. Overland Whippet sedan to Mrs. I examined the ,ancient cave en ly successful In amassing wealth? service of praise and prayer. The level of the multitude usually de now has under construction two The acquisition of wealth by hon pastor will lead. Subject: “ Re T. J. Kidney of Haynes street. trance, re-closed by crusading ab- Rev, P. C. .Allen. Willys-Knight six deluxe ;edan pends upon the rising of a man. 5,000,000' cubic foot airships of orable means is to be encouraged spect of Persons.” hott In the eleventh century, and to Harry Meiklijohn of Park stieet. Moses was the man for this mis the Shenandoah type. and commended, for where there Friday, 4:00 p. m.— Meeting of found it sealed exactly as he des Standard Time. Overland Whippet sedan to sion. Until he came, the oppressed In spite of several recent acci is the will, wealth gives opportuni the Junior League in charge of cribed. While the actual graves Jews were merely futile grumblers. dents air transportation is the saf At the Sunday morning service Francis P. Wetherell jt Demming are down In the cave, gorgeous ty for broader and larger uses. Mrs. Brookings. tomorrow the pastor will preach up The emergence of Moses, his pre est mode of travel known to man What multitudes sorely need now Friday. 7:00 p. m.— Preparatory str6Gt. green "turbas,” or shrines, are paration and his experiences, have today, he believes. Since his re on the theme, “ The Message of In George S- Smith has delivered a placed above each, in the mosque. to realize is that the race for Waxing membership class led by the pastor. constituted a considerable propor lease from navy connections Cap dia tp-the Christian Church.” The Chrysler 70 sedan to Frank H. An Somehow, the centuries and mil- wealth is not that primarily set sermon receives its inspiration and tion of the quarter’s Lessons. As tain Heinen has set out to put his before us. derson. leniums seemed to vanish, as I rev always, histpry is generally only own beliefs to a practical test. He Preserves your floors and .ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL. draws its knowledge from one of Madden Brothers have delivered The race set before us is not erently trod this hallowed spot; biography In its larger relation is the founder of the recently or the greatest religious books of a a Nash sedan to William Ennis of for a medal, a cup, riches or any linoleums. Rev. J. S. Xeill. and I imagined myself back four ships. As every social condition re ganized Aero corporation of Amer decade, “ The Christ of the Indian Newman street. thousand years ago, with the fhree material possession. It is to out quires a Moses for Its betterment, ica, a New Jersey corporation, or distance our evils, and get near It’s easy with the Road,” by E. Stanley Jones. This Chevrolet deliveries for the past nlen whose life story was at its best ganized to furnish daily airship All services will be on Standard so every Moses must have his sea the Lord. How zealously are we volume was first printed In Septem week through the agency of W. R. a transaction with the living God. transportation Hsetwe^n Atlantic Time, Sunday, September 26. son of solitary separation, open- running this race? Do we exert SWEEPER VAC POLISHING ber, 1925. So great was Its pop Tinker, Jr., are light delive.y These patriarchs, whose tombs City and New York City and Services as follows: , souled to his call. Some sort of all our strength? Do we think it ularity that it went through eight trucks to the Fairfield Grocery of have survived the vicissitudes of' desert experience seems essential Philadelphia. ATTACHMENT 9:30 a. m.— Men's Bible class. editions'" in eight successive months Hartford Road and E. A. Brunner n-d study into it as one meditates \ Church school sessions will be the ages, thanks to the immemor to spiritual equipment. Perhaps He announced that the corpora and is BOW in its ninth. From be of Oakland street and a sedan to u"-n his bu.siness? the special held In the churci: uptil alterations ial veneration of the Orient for the too many conferences and conven tion would contract for construc Get yours at ginning to end it is full of the in Mrs. Amelia C. Berthlanne of Main Oh the discouragements! How are completed In the parish house. .graves of holy men, were the fath tions figure In the life of the mod tion a dirigible of 65,000 cubic price this month. tense Christian experience of one of street. ers of a powerful people whose feet dimensions, capable of carry when we think that we are strong, 10:45 a. m.— Morning prayer ern young person looking forward we stumble and fall! We rise, the grea|est of modern apostles. Buick deliveries this week from persistence is one of the miracles to public service. ing 45 passengers and a crew. and sermon by the rector. Sermon The music to be rendered is as only to fall again, it seems. One topic: “ The Opened Eyes." the Capitol Buick Co., James M. of history. A feeling of awe,, and Leadership and Self-Consciousness “ In a few years, if the American foll(Tws: Shearer, Manager, are a special a sense (>f a conquering Providence business man and man on the difficulty is surmounted and great 3:00 p. m.— Highland Park Sun Prelude— Autumn Poem. Ashmall Moses did not knotrTliat he was street awaken to the possibilities,” er ones arise. One temntation is The Manchester day school at Porter street school. roadster to Roger Williams of fills even the light-minded person Anthem— “ Dens Misereatur” , Cedar street, a sedan to William I who is permitted to venture in- being equipped for a work that he said, “ fleets of passenger-carry resisted, only to be followed by 7:00 p. m.— Evening prayer and in A fiat ...... Buck would affect all future human his ing airships of all classes will be more desperate conflicts. The Electric Co, sermon by the rector. Sermon Aitkinson of Center street and a ’ slde the jealously-guarded sanc Offertory— Soprano Solo— “ The brougham to L. W. Case of High tuary which covers the graves of tory. He was a modest man, a winging across the continent in topic: “ Matthew.” Ransomed of the Lord” ...... self,deprecating man. The place regular airplanes, much as it is be Monday evening. Sept. 27. 7:30 land Park.. these recipients of tlie promises of ...... Macdermid Recent deliveries reported by H. God. that lack of self-consciousness fills ing done in Europe today.” M||||||||||||illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillill!l p. m.— Girls' Friendly society Postlude in B f l a t ...... Starmer in a strong life may be stressed in meeting. A Stephens, local representative of Far off in untravelcd Persia, I Sunday school is at 12.10. Dodge Brothers and Graham Bros., came upon the other shrine, lesser this study. Most promising ca Thursday. Oct. 3- -Meeting of the The Christian Endeavor meeting reers are arrested midway by self- Ladies' Guild. Any lady in the are a Dodge sedan to Fred Bebrend known, but deeply impressive— the INFORMATION WANTED I Battery Service | will be held at 6.45 p. m. Topic: of Pine street.' Graham one ton tombs of Queen Esther and of her consciousness. Nobody can be the parish wishing to join the Guild “ What Work Shall We Plan This highest type "of leader while seek 3 We Deliver S would be very welcome. truck to John Graham of Wapping uncle, Mordecal, at Hamadan, the “ Information wanted of any mm 22 Year?’’ Leader: Mrs. Francis Weth- and a Graham caryall to Byron Ecbatana of the Bible. The intelli ing leadership: just as “ you cannot cMldre-i of the Asa and Sabra Friday. Oct. 4.— Girls’ Friendly be humble and know it.’’ The re society candidates will meet. erell. Ha,ll of Coventry. gent Jews who had custody of this brake Bigelow who was born 179 8 I Radio B. Batteries, A. Storage | The Go-to-Church Band resumes manifestly ancient building with luctance of Moses to accept a great and died 1866, or any of their | attendance at services one week place was as great as to be almost SWEDISH LUTHERAX its tiny synagogue assured me that grandchildren, One known child I Batteries | from tomorrow. Over forty mem the tombs themselves bear a date a defect In his character. was Harriet Aurelia Bigelow born Not Inherent, but imparted, was Rev. P. .T. O. Cornell, D. D. bers are already enrolled. twenty-three hundred years old. in Austerlitz or To- of Canaan, I Repair Work On All Makes. Have Your Radio Bat- 3 Next Sunday is Rally Day, and “MANTRAP’, POWERFUL the power of Moses. The men who Swedish services will be held to They say the continuous possess N. Y. on March 2 6th, 182 5. They 3 tery Charged Here. 5 morrow at 10:45 and Sunday the Sunday School hour will be ion by the Jews of this burial stand forth as leaders in Israel’s resided on Fogg Hill near West school will convene at 9:30. T'^^'ce given to the graduation exercises of DRAMA. COMING TO STATE place of the brave Hebrew Queen history, as in all the long experi . ntociibrldge. Mass, and State Line, E In Trouble, Call g will he no evening service. the departments, cradle roll, be and her mentor, who saved their ence of Christianity, were used N. Y. about 1S44. Communicate Carl A. Sjunnesson, the third ginners, primary. Bibles will be nation from massacre, is a matter men; men who became great only with W. S. Smart, Canaan, Conn." I Campbell’s Filling Sta. | r-'T.fUdatp for the post of. organist conferred uj^n the pupils graduat Sinclair Lewis’ Latest Novel of consecutive record. Beyond because greatly employed by God. ing from-the primary to the junior S Main St. and Middle Turnpike. Phone 1551 | of this church, will play tomorrow Adapted to the Screen in question, there have been Israel Out of the Wilderness of Sinai, It won’t be long now before we department. The chairman of the ites in Persia ever since the time from the lonely care of a flock of return to the old swimming hole, morning. Great Love Drama. = a The deacons and trustees will committee In charge is Mrs. Frank of the Exile. Kings have come sheep, this exile from Egypt’s meaning the bathtub. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Williams. and gone and the burial place of courts were called to deliver a na meet on Monday evening at 7 Don’t think that vamps or flap ------s o’clock. most of them is unknown; but Es tion. When men are entirely will NO. METHODIST CHURCH pers are entirely confined to big ther’s memory is kept at her grave, ing to do difficult deeds for God cities! Clara Bow, who plays the CHURCH OF THE XAZAREXE. as well as wherever the Feast of and when a mighty cause or an Rev. John E. Duxburj- leading feminine role in “Man- Purim is observed. imperative truth bulks larger in trap” proves ihat both are more History As “ His Story” their thinking than any of their for Economical Transportation Rev. Chester F. .Austin. 10:45— Morning worship with dangerous in isolated communities set mon on, “ What does the Church Outlasting empires, these two own concerns, then the opportun where they can appeal to the sym tomb-shrines bear witness to the ity and the ability are given to Morning prayer tomorrow will stand for.” Singing by the two pathies of lonely men. Tliis pic begin at 10 o’cl ck and the regu choirs. ture, a new episode of the North truth that Gold’s dealings with them. “ God’s calls are God’s en lar morning servicO will take place 12:05— Bible school. land, will plav at the State theatre His children are the important fact ablings.” Consecration is supreme at 10:30. Sunday school will 6:30— Epworth League and eve three days, beginning tomorrow in the progress of the cycles of equipment. meet at 12 o’clock and the y|ung ning service. Topic, “ Truth and evening. time. History is “ His Story.’’ In the three months of lesshns people’s meeting will start at 7:30. News." “Mantrap" is an exceedingly AVhat he has done with ti’ " nations under review we see beyond the The ■' eek. Wed. 7:00— Junior choir re brilliant, half-humorous story of a in carryin.T out His promises to incident and beyond -the particular Monday. 7:30— Band practice. hearsal in church vestry. trader in the Canadian vvt ods. The Abraham, is the real record of the to the general course of things— a Wednesday, 7.30— Prayer meet Thur. 6:30— Epworth League of the trader le well played centuries. God and a man who way of viewing life that makes ing. ^ supper to be followed by monthly st Torrence. A New York obedience to the Voice— that is the for faith and serenity. Despite Friday, 7:30— Class meeting. meeting, and address by Rev. M- J. lawyer, tfrerj^ of women because dared to forsake everything In all vicissitudes, Israel Jiad been Creegcr of Hazardvil e. they form hi^ principal clients in significanct b.ackground of history. delivered from' Egyptian bondage SWEDISH CONGREGATIONAL, Friday 3 p. m.— W. F. M. S. will his divorce cases, a".v a manicure ■ 'ebron and Haran and Ur, scenes With a strong hand, Jehovah had meet with Mrs. Jennie Burr of Elro girl from Minneapolis, who has of nuy ov,-n studies during the pres shown himself King of kings. Rev. J. .\ndorson. street. married and has gone to live at a ent year, bulk larger In my Freedom and victory had been Saturday 3 p. m.— General re Canadian woods trading post, and Assyria and Babylonia: because won; a code of laws had been pro Morning service at lfi.30. Sun hearsal tor children on the program who finds life pretty boring, are they testify to the truth that the mulgated, and the nation was on day school at noon. Young Peo for Rally Day in the vestry of the the other two. 'The part of the Infinite does deal with the individ the way to Canaan and, to the ful ple’s meeting at 5.30 p. m. and church. lawyer is played by Percy Mar- ual; God talks with man. Out of fillment of promises. Although evening service at 7. Note— All the above services will mont, and that of the manicure that relationship spring consequen it had by no means arrived, it was During the week the prayer be held on Standard Time- girl is Clara Bow’s role. ces beyond calculation. on the way: and to be getting meeting will be held on Wednesday There is also a “ Babbitt” manu Abraham Is the key to all that somewhere is. In life as in travel, evening at 7.30, choir rehearsal ZION LUTHERAN facturer, a “ know-it-all” camper, the Sunday scliools have of late sometimes the best part ol- the on Thursday at 7.30. All hours who will delight the hearts of all studied. He is the witness to Je journey. mentioned, beginning witli tomor Rev. H. F. R. Stechholz campers who may have met this hovah’s concern for mortal man. row, will be standard time. The annual mission festival will pest while on a camping expedi His name is the token that God SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS. be held on Sunday- German service tion. makes covenants and keeps them. SALVATION ARMY. ^t 10 a. m. (standard time). Ser- “ Mantrap,” which has been Even such an imperfect character The very curse of an evil deed riion by the pastor. Sunday school adapted from Sinclair Lewis’ lat as Abraham could become “ the is that It must always continue to Conimandant C. M. .Abbott. at 11 a. m. English service at 3 p. est novel, is the first story in friend of God” — and that title engender evil.— Schiller. m. Sermon by Rev. M. L. Steup of which the author has cast aside his "The Friend” Is, In Arabic, the • * * Saturday night open air service Holyoke, Mass. Visitors from neigh penchant for satarizing the Ameri present name of the modern city of A man has only as much relig will be held at the Tinker block at boring congregations will be enter can small town, and turned to a Hebron. If anybody be tempted to ion as he can command In the time that you never dreamed doubt the good faith of the Lord, 7.30. tained by the-Ladies’ society in the love theme. of trouble.— Andrew Fuller. "Mantrap” Is an unusual love let him remember Abraham. Sunday: 9.30, Company meeting; basement of the church. * « * 11, Holiness meeting; 3, Park ser drama, one that is decidedly far Long, long views of life are In possible in a low priced cat from the beaten track. Critics hail duced by this study of the begin All things come round to him vice; 7.30, Great Salvation battle. SALVATION ARMY. who will but wait.— Longfellow. it as "the most unusual love drama nings of our religion. The prom • « • These services will be held on ises of God were not fulfilled In a standard time. ever written of the love of two Handling ease and luxurious comfort that will — ai these Commandant C. M. Abbott. day, or in any simple and easy We hear men often speak of see Special invitation is extended to men for a woman.” Services tomorrow will be as You have asked for something fashion. To make the predicted na ing God in the stars and flowers, delight and thrill you— all. LawPrices! usual. Sunday school will con different in the line of cinema pro tion of the children of Abraham but they will never be truly relig vene at 9:30 and the holiness meet required the bard, long sojourn in ious till they learn to behold Him Amazing smoothness at every speed! Sparkling .ST. imiDGET'.S R. C. ductions. "Well, here It is. "Man- ing will begin at 11 o'clock. The trap” is “ different.” It will be Egypt, and the discipline of the in each other also; there He Is' acceleration! Forty to fifty miles an hour, if you Rev. C. T. .McCann. afternoon service will be at 3 Sinai wilderness. Is It so short and most easily, yet most rarely, dis Masses tomorrow will be read at shown at the State tomorrow, Sun o'clock and the evening service at day night, Monday and Tuesday, simple a matter to create charac covered.— J. R. Lowell. like, as long as you like, without effort or any 8:30 and 10:15. • • * 7:30. afternoons and evenings. ter for a man or a people that all sense o f discomfort— such are the riding de . For the last times today the ripening and enriching processes He hath poured out his soul into ^ '^ 6 4 5 ^iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiix five acts of select vaudeville on could be dispensed with? I have death; and he was numbered with lights o f toda'y’s Chevrolet— the Smoothest in Wi this week’s bill will be presented mot patients In mission hospitals the transgressors: and he bare the Chevrolet history! FourDoor$ at the State. These acts have made who wanted to be cured of long sin of many, and made Intercession Sedan- a decided hit with the large audi standing diseases in a day. By a for the transgressors.— Isaiah Come in! See these beautiful cars, finished in I South Methodist Episcopal Church | ences at the State the past two late exposure on the part of the U. 51:12. days. It is a well balanced bill, and S. postal authorities. It is revealed • • * strikingly new Duco colors and the luxurious j $ 765 = Corner Hartford Road and Main Street. r one which you should not miss. that thousands of women have Were I so tall to reach the pole closed cars, with ‘^Bodies by Fisher.” Arrange Also. Buster Keaton’s greatest paid money for a worthless quack Or grasp the ocean with my span, H-Toa Track laugh film, "The Battling Butler,” nostrum which was advertised to I must be measured by my soul: for a ride! Enjoy the brilliant performance and Chassis Oniy • 3 7 5 5 Minister: Rev. Joseph Cooper, = remove surplus fat by simply rub will be shown the last times today. The mind’s the standard of the unmatched driving qualities that mark Chevro 1-Ton Track This is a story of mistaken Identi bing the medicine on, with no re man.— Isaac Watts. Chassis Onh ‘ 4 9 5 ty, but is so far removed from the straint of diet and no exercises. , * * let as the world’s finest low-priced car. All priew 1.0. b. I 9:30—SUNDAY SCHOOL. | old gag of this type, that It Is Easy short-cuts to - desired ends Five mlnuteq spent In the com much different, and vastly more are popular with the unthinking. panionship of Christ every morn i 10:4.>—WORSHIP WITH SERMON. | humorous. It will make you laugh But when God wants a great oak, ing— aye, two minutes, if it !■ face until your sides ache. If you He takes generations or centuries to face and heart to heart, will “The Great Sufferer.’* = haven’t seen it yet, be sure to do for Its full growth: and when He change the whole day, and make s BO tonight. wants a Chosen People, He puts every thought and feeling different. W. R. TINKER, Jr. It’s coming— in a very short tnem through a long, hard train — Drummond. 7:00—WORSHIP WITH SERMON. | time now! A story of sincere hu ing. “The Purpose of Suffering.” 5 man nature, pathos, joy and tears. Poor Students in Life’s School. Center St. South Manchester The greatest picture of the year, Like dullard pupils, the Chil 130 ( and one of the few great pictures dren of Abraham, Isaac and Ja Most of the things you think are AIL Are Welcome. Good Singing. Helpful Message. 3 of all time! It’s “VARIETY.” cob were slow to learn their lesson necessary wouldn't be missed at Watch for an announcement In a of life. Egypt made them slaves, all if you didn't think they were kiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiilijuiiiuiiiiimiiiiiiiiuiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiluiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii few days. and BO unmade their manhood. necessary. QUALITY AT LOW COST / PAGE SIX MANCHESTER,EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY", SEPT. 25, 1926. - t Change in Rates THE ROMANCE OF AMERICA: Swamp Fox (4) \Sketches by Redner, Synopsis by Braucher For Herald Classified Advertising \ Gn and after June 1, 1926, the following rates for Classified Advertising will be in effect: All For Sale, To Rent, Lost, Found and similar advertising on Classified Page: First insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words to line). Minimum Charge 30 Cents. XT/ Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents » line. THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPY. '!t v An additional charge of 25 rents will be made for advertisements charged and billed. 'M fter the defeat of Rainey’s Tory forces, Marion • One of Marion’s scouts'' A sentinel fired upon Marion and "tlie Rttle general learned from a prisoner that another large band of bore him word that-a de FOR SALE TO RENT ^ ^ rb ssin g the river un called his smal| force into battle. The British,, sur Tories was forming nearby. The Swamp Fox placed tachment of British was rounded and sqrprised, surrendered. Marion palled part of his men in ambush and with the others pre conducting a large body der cover of night Marion, FOR S\LK—Sv.oct oldrr $(i.50 per TO RENT—Comfortable four room with a few of his men, for their captain, He could not be found. The scouts barrol at tlio mill. K. A. Standish. tenement. Reasonable rent. Apply tended to retreat in confusion. The Tories pursued, the of American prisoners searched the tavern from top to bottom and at last Andover, Conn. ___ Alexander Arnolt, 55 Charter Oak St. ambuscade fell upon them from beh-nd and easily de from Camden to Charles- found the British quar tered at the Blue House dragged the discomfited British leader out of the FOl” — Victory Crawford TO RENT—Flat on first floor, all feated them, taking two field pieces. \to rL______romldnatioii coal and ,uas raime. Gan modern Improvements, with garage. ^tqvern. ^ chimney. ______(Continued.), J lie seen at 71 Dclmont street, or tele 321 East Center street. Apply 41 phone 1023-3. Bigelow street. FOR .^AT-E—Grapes Clinton. Con TO RENT—G room flat, all Im cord a.nd Worden. .losepU Alld.ston, provements. Inquire 45 Hamlin gtreet, 1 Manchester Green, telephone IISG. or phone lt'OS-3, garage if desired. To RENT A Garter Set l-hlR SM .F—Roastincr ehiehens. FOR RENT—Four room flat in new FOR RENT—Tenement of four nice MARRIED ON ONLY $$33 CHUDREirS HEALTH Ralph Von I'eek. Ill'll Fast Middle house, all improvements at 170 Oak rooms on Keeney CourL Apply to rnrnpike, telephone ______street. Inquire IGl Oak street or call Manchester Public Market, ____ GIG- 5. FOR S.M.E—Baliy carriage. Phone. FOR KENT—Two desirable office FOR RENTT—Five.-,- room flat, all rooms. Apply to Mr. Padrove. Man -THEN I I RAINED IS HALF BAHLE 1048-4. ______yr ___ improvements, just off East Center chester Public Market. Phone. lU. FOR S.M.F—I’odlgreed Irish Set street. Apply 17 Holl street. ters. also tliree rahlot hounds, hark WANTED hole. 1.82 Schocl street. TO RENT—New five room flat, By HORTENSE SAUXDERS lights, gas, steam heat, shades. Ap- WANTED — A teamster, .steady Senator Harreld’s Whole Family Were “Soaked FOR S.\FF—Ooml n.ation pa,s_ and pl.v to 281 Spruce street. work. Call M. C. Casslano, Hartford New York.—“Begin to get your eoal stove. Can be seen at ISi Kl- 4-0267. in Luck” That Thanksgiving Day. tiridge street. TO RENT—5 rooms, all Improve child ready for school at the age- of ments. at 33 Oak street. Rent very WANTED—Position as nurse maid; two Instead of waiting until he )s FOR PALF — Yellow freestone reason.ablc. Inquire at Mlntz's bar caring for a convalescent or elderly % peaclies. suitable for canning. Prices gain store, 35 Oak street. six,’’ advises Dr. Samuel L. Ans- reasonable. 270 Keeney street. person. Can give the best of refer bacher, assistant director of the ences. Phone 2125. FOR RENT—Five room tenement child hygiene bureau of the New FOR P.itl.E—Niee uprigiit piano, all on Cooper street. Newly papered and WANTED—Women and girls earn in good eondition. Reasonable it York City health department. painted and steam heat. Rent $30. In $l5-$25 weekly in spare lime gilding “You can buy his books and taken at “once. Call at 1! Wadsworth quire at 10 Newman s'reet or call greeting cards. Easy, interesting street. ______1 473 after five o'clock. work. Experience unnecessary. For equipment half an hour before the particulars write. H. C. Young. Capi school bell rings,” he goes on, “but ~ FOR*"S.\T.K—Soil, either delivered FOR RENT—4 room tenement, or at tlie idle, on Strickland street, tol Theater Building, Willimantic, It takes years to get his body In I 2 # $22 a month, all improvements. In Conn. ('has. J. Strickland, lilS Main street. quire 136 Bissell street. shape. I'hone 1727-3. "WANTED—Men desiring to use “Those years from two to six, TO RENT—4 rooms tenement on FOR SAKE —Used stoves of all their spare time to increase income, when he is out of the baby stage, Edgerton street, modern Improve write at once to Corona Company, kinds. And when you buy one from ments, 7 minutes from mills. Call at Asbury Park, N. J. and not yet la school are the Impor me vou have no repairing to do. 'We 38 Edgerton street. tant ones In his physical life, be A novelty for evening Is thii rebuild them before wo S'll them. MALE HELP W.lNTEl) Spruce street second hand store. TO RENT—5 large rooms, all mod cause it is during this span that the dance set, an embroidered handker ern improveme*'ts. Rent reasonable, Branch store managers to take child buiins the foundation for a chief and garters of the same color. FOR S.-\T,E—Chestnut wood, hard 295 Main s.reet. Apply on premises. charge of tire stores; salary $42 healthy body and forms those reg wood, and hard wood slabs sawed to weekly; also commission on sales; order. 1.. T. Wood, 65 Bissell street, WJ ular habits that make for mental TO RENT—5 room flat, all modern total compens.atlon should he at least 1 ^ ^ telephone 49G. » improvements. Al'so garage. Tel. 1830. $50 weekly; experience unnecessary; efficiency quite as much as study NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETI.NG $1000 cash security 'equired. For full ard application to becks. of I'OP SaEE—Hard wood, $9 per FOR RENT—Six room flat on Cam load, (I'G cubl- feet) $9.75 spilt. V. l)articulars call at 64 Maple Ave., Work Will Suffer. FIFTH SCHOOL DISTRICT bridge street, all modern Improve Hartford. ~ Firpo, 97 Wells street. Tel. 154-3. ments. Inquire of 16 Cambridge street “No child,” continues Dr. Ans- of or phone 504. SOIE FOR SALE—75c per yd. Sand WANTED—Experienced bookkeep liacher, “should entei school with Town of .Manchester, er and t.vplst. Apply in own hand out having been thoroughly exam Connecticut. »nd filling free. C. E. Wilson .t Co.. TO RENT—6 room house, all Im writing. Address Herald, Box N. Allen Place, Manchester. Conn. provements. 5 minutes from mlll'i. 351 ined by the family physician. In Dr. Samuel L. .Ansbacher. Notice is hereby given that then Center street. Phone 990-4. WANTED— Vntique and modern New York City a health certificate will be a special meeting of tlu FOR SALE—Gladiolus 50c per doz furniture to repair, reflnlsb. uphol legal voters of the FIFTH SCHOOI en. Come and seo our gardens. Mar FOR RENT—Furnished ropm at 37 ster. Also antiques boiighr and sold. is required of every school child ten "If you campaign for health be shalls. Hartford-Willi mant io Stale Fark street. drtys after admission to school. DISTRICT of the Town of Man Road. Manchester Green. Tel. 1090. V. Hedeen, 37 Hollister street. tween the ages of tv.'o and six and "A child should be examined for have your child in A1 condition chester, at the school house in sal(i TTO RENT—5 room flat all modern WANTED—Now tltat houseclcan- district on Friday Evening, the Isl REAL ESTATE improvements. Loc.ated 22 Roosevelt In ' time Is here, an efficiently work accuracy------of vision------and---- bearing, for I wnenwhen nehe reacnesreaches scuuui, school, j'uuyou haveutt- street. Telephone 980-2. ing vacuum cleaner. For most pleas breathing, condition of the tonsils, j ^.gjj jjjg greatest battle for him.” day of October, 1926, at 7:3C FOR S.\LE—2 family 10 room flat, ing and satisfactory results, have nutrition, cardiac and pulmonary O’clock in the afternoon • for the all improvements, lot 100 feet front, TO RENT—5 room flat, all Im them overhauled and repaired by disturbances, orthopedics and ner following purposes, to wit; — garden with plenty of fruit, near provements, steam heat. Rent rea Braithwalte, 150 Center street. 1. To elect a moderator for said mills a#id trolley. Price very reason- sonable. Inquire 219 Summit street. Senator ,1. W. Harreld an;l .Mr.s. Hnrrolil. vous difficulties. 0 nhle. small amount of cash required. Call 6SS-3. WANTED—To buy cars for Junk. “A child who sees Imperfectly, MUSSOLINI CALLED meeting. Always rented. Apply Stu.art J. Was- Used parts for .sale. Abel’s Service who is deaf or whose teeth are bad- 2. To see what action the dis- ley, 827 Main street. TO RENT—Two stores at Rialto Station. Oak street, ^Tel. 789. By VIRGINIA SAVAIN. Thanksgiving day, 1914. He theater building. Inquire of manager ot standing under the scaffolding* decayed cannot be blamed If his Itrlct will take in regards to the l-'OR SALE—East Center St. Beau at theater. LOST Washington.— Little Laura Ward and watching the drillers.' school work Is not satisfactory. A B U S K LEADER first district’s book of minutes ol tiful home of seven rooms and sun iparried a penniless young lawyer “It is my experience that bad meeting prior to 1896. parlor. 2 baths, fireplace. Two car FOR RENT—,Y modern 5 room flat Sonked in Luck. 3. To see if the district will em garage. Lot 70x200 feet. Was built $40. garage $5. corner of Laurel and l o st —$5 bill yesterday afternoon add found herself, a few year.s later, Suddenly there was a spout of oil eyesight, deafness, heart trouble, for a home, must be seen to be ap Cliestnut street. Tel. 1424. H. Bld\t'ell. between Teachers' Hall and Wllllamg diseased tonsils, bad teeth and power Its treasurer to borrow in store. Finder please return' to So. the wife of a captain of finance, a j'high into the air and a shower that preciated. Price right, mortgages ar Senator and almost a lengendary rheumatism—the most common New Slant on Italy's All- the name of the district a sum or ranged. Arthur A. Knofla. Tel. iS2-2, TO RENT—October 1 new five room He-aid office. drenched us. We turned and saw sums not to excceed the sum ol 575 JIain. flat all modern Improvements, includ figure of tlTe Southwest. | one anotlicr's oil-smeared faces. physical defects of the primary ing steam heat, shades and g.arage. LOST—Pair of gold rimmed glasses $500 and to give the note or notes in case between Hales and Center “Lucky” John Harrcld's story 1 lUy wife laughed liysterically. The school child—could have been, and Powerful Chief Given by FOR SALE—G room single new Inquire 14 Edgerton street. Phone has become part of* the mythology i should have been remedied long or other obligations of said district house. 2 car garage, all improve 106S-3. on Tuesday. Finder please call teU- boy and I grinned, too. phono 160 for reward. of Oklahoma, during the 20 years before the child started to school. in payment of the lawful indebted ments. This house is ,a bargain. Price “When we got back to the rail- ness. obligations and current ex only $5,750. Seo Stuart J. Wasley. STORE—Suitable for barber shop. in which, by the practise of lawj road, the last train liad gone and Operate Early. Leader of American Ad Includes the use of 2 pool tables, LOST—Sum of money, ither at and by oil investments, he turned “Children examined and kept In penses of said district. FOR SALE—Farm for sale on State rent very reasonable. Apply to Fair- Hale's, the Bank or at the A. and P. we had to go to town, drenched as store on Spruce street. Finder please an original capitaHot $S.33 into a condition from their second year, 4. To see what action the dis Highw; y. 25 acres, 15 tillable. 7 room field Grocery, 384 Hartford Road. we were, on a hiind car. But we vertising Body, trict will take in regards to holdlne house, barn, running water, purchaser call 2079. fortune of several millions. For didn't care. We were soaked in enter school with the best physical can harvest crops, $1.00n will hny TO RENT—October 1st, 4 room seven of these 20 years, Senator equipment and consequently make meetings and dances in the school it for you. Stuart J. Wasley, S27 tenement on t’ine street, good loca LOST—Pair sliell rimmed glasses; luck and we knew it.” either on Scliool or Cooper stroet in | Harreld the best pupils. | buildings of said district. Main street. tion. liglits and gas. Rent onl.v $22. | has held a seat in Con St. Louis.—A new slant at Mus 5. To see If the district will em monthly, .\pply to W. F. Lewis, 11 lilack leatlier case. Finder return to fess. He is chairman of the com- “The diseases to which young | ■Mrs. Evelvn Kohls. 46 Coop-r street.^ S.WING .SPACE solini. Italy’s all-powerful chief, power its committeeman, to emploj FOit SALE—Just ofT Main street, \'ine street. Lli>eral 'vward will be given. Phone, mittee on Indian affairs, and a mom- children are liable, particularly! new six room bungalow. 2 car garage scarlet fever and diphtheria, leave! was given I'd .-Vmericans todav by counsel to defend two law suits not4 In cellar, oak floors and trim, fire FOR RENT—7 room cottage, all ! 893-2. her of the judiriarv, agriculturtil . . . , . . , , . Edward T. Hall, iiresident of the pending against it, one by A. E place, silver light fixtures. Make me conveniences. Inquire 24 Madison St. and buildings and grounds commit-! I" “ small kitchen, u is absolute- a child in such a delicate condition | an offer. Call Arthur A. Knofla, Tel. MISCELLANEOUS I ly nee'essary to keep the dishes Association of National Advertis- Loomis and one by .4ime Demars. that heart trouble, or ear or eye! er$, who has just returned to hi.s 7S2-2. 875 Main. TO RENT—SS-90 Holl street, new Was “Tovn Girl'’ ' washed up as you go along so that difficulties are apt to follow. | 6. To see if the district will laj five room flat, just completid. beauti Suits, topcoats, overcoa's. Tall i home here following a two-months’ a tax on the ratable property with FOR SALE OR RENT—Modern fully finished, modern improvement.s, made $35. R. H. Grlmason, 507 Main ’ His romance with Laura ward ’ si’***-’® energy. “A favorable time to examine ai trin abroad. eight room house, all conveniences, steam heat, shades, screens, screen in said district *o pay the lawful at the Center. .dates from liis Kentucky lioyhood.}______child’s tonsils and to remove ade-| Pictured general!'' by the .Amer indebtedness, obligations, current two car garage . Located on Strick doors, rent reasonable. Mrs. J. F. noids Is in his^pre-school days, be land street. In flne residential sec Sheelian. 11 Knighton street. Tele- Rags, magazines. bundled paper He was a farmer's son, born nearj ican public as a stern, relentless expenses and outstanding note oi tion. For Information call Manches jihono 2108. and junk bought at hlg'iest cash the little village of Morgantown, in Western Style fore his vitality has been drained, militarist, brookin.g no opposition noies of said district. ter 1100 or 41S. prices. Phone 849-3 and I will call. J. whicli Laura spent her childhood. and before complications have from those taking excention to his TO RENT—Steam heated 3 room Eltienberg. 7. To .‘'ee what,action the dis FOR s a l e o r r e n t —.-V fine sin .Tp.artment and bath. At 95 Center He went away to soliool and re arisen.” occasional “strong-arm” policies, trict will take In regards to the gle cottage on Bolton State road, street. Inquire of shoemaker on I will pay the highest prices for turned a teacher. Laura Ward^ “Not only should all existing ills Mussolini, aside from being a minutes of the special school meet with eight acres of land. William premises. rags, at ■'rs and all kinds of n.etals; had grown up and now merited the | be treated, but preventltlve meas great soldier, possesses a .keen ings of said dist-ict, during the Kanehl. 519 Center street. Phono also uv all kinds of poultry and old ures should be taken, the doctor business acumen and In reality Is 1776. FOR RENT—3 room suite, John^ cars for junk. M. H. Lessner. Jr., tele serious attention of the farm boy [ school year beginning July 15th, son Block, facing Main street, all phone 982-4. who had always regarded her as, warns. an accomplished business adminis 1925. FOR S.ALE—Washington street, modern Improvements. Apply to just one of the “town girls.” 1 “A child should be vaccinated trator, according to Hall. 8. To see what action the dls- beautiful six room bungalow, very Aaron Johnson. 62 Linden street. WANTED—Highest prlcw paid for twice before he enters-school. At “Pre-eminently. Mussolini is a cosy home, one-car garage. large rags, metals, papet. magazines, etc. ■ Their renewed acquaintance led itrict will take in regards to the lot. Price reasonable. Terms, and TO RENT—A five room tenement, Also buy and sell used furniture. to a wedding in 189 9 between a the age of six months he should business man,” Hall declared, ” i minutes of the special'school meet- particulars of Arthur A. Knofla, 876 also two stalls in g.arage. Inquire 143 Clias. [.ossner. 28 Oak sireeu Phone. poverty-stricken young mai. just have his first vaccclnation against method, he is much like Andrew linn of the 11th day of September, Jlaln street, telephone 782-2. South Main St. So. Manchester. Phone 2116. ^ smallpox and tbus the first six years Carnegie in that he chooses men 1720. taking up law and a girl whose only have ^'*® correction of the minutes FOR SALE—Holl street — dandy resources were her faith in her hiis-, 0? his life are protected. By the fitted for the tasks that AUTOMOBILES be done. He is pulling together of said meeting to conform to vote new 10 room flat. Well built and i TO RENT—Six room tenement on band’s ability and her plucky wilL time he enters school the effects of or votes of said meeting, and place you'd be proud to own. Price Foster street, with Improvements. the first vaccination will have worn the various strings in Italy, using right, small amount down. Terms. Apply Little & McKinney, c tele FOR SAI.E—Nash sedan. 1925, ex to help him. I the Institutions they already approval of same. Arthur A. Kno^a. Teh 782-2 876 Main phone 1320-12 or 409-3. cellent condition. Duco finlKh, 4 wliecl Harpeld entered a law firm and' out and he is ready for another. 9. To see what action the dis brake.s. Paul Ward, telephone 1084, 12 have.” street. climbed steadily. He served as. “Equally important is the per trict will take in regards to the FOR RENT—On Lydall street, new Marble street. , formance C)f the Schick test for sus-[ The Italian premier. Hall said. FOR S.\LB—Cambridge street, nice six room ho . se with all conveniences, prosecuting attorney for four years.' minutes of the adjourned special FOR S.\LE—1926 Chevrolet, coach, ceptlbilUy to diphtheria. Every] Is centering his efforts largely large flat. 13 rooms, has steam heat, with or without garage. Tel. 629-4. In 1906 he determined to go westi these days to Introduce In his meeting of the 11th dav of Senteni- oak floors, two car garage, and lot Is excellent condition, small mileage, and “grow up with some new' child should undergo this, and alii ber. 1925. field on the Third Friday • 200 feet deep. A real home and In FOR RENT—1 family house with attractive price. VV. R. Tinker, Jr., 130 found liable to contract this disease] country the merchandizing and ad vestment. Price Is right, h'or further Improvements, good location, garage Ce ter. state.’’ He spent his evenings vertising methods that have con- of June. 1926, and the recording particulars see Arthur A, Knofla Tel. space at a reasonable rent. Robert J. poring over maps. The great pink should be rendered Immune by tox-; of the same in the record of said 7S2-2. 875 Main street. FOR SALE—1925 Chevrolet tour I trlbuted so much to the greatness Smith., 1009 M-ln streeL space labeled\ “Indian Territory’’ In antl-toxln Injectloof.” I of America and England, district. ing, fully equipped. Excellent condi Habits Important. 10. To transact any other busi FOR S.\LE—I have several good FOR RENT — Three, and four tion, good tires, low price. W. R. lured his gaz^ again and again. i “M^solinl has appointed a com- paying farms for sale or trade. See room apartments, heat. Janitor ser Tinker, Jr.. 130 Center. Here was a state in embryo, not yet Parents should guard their chll- mlssitm of very able men,” Hall ness proper to come before said P. D. Comollo, 13 Oak c rcet or tele vice, gas range, refrigerator, In-a- admitted to thei Union. dren against all contagious disease,! continued, “familiar with condi meetin.g. phone 1540. door bed furnished. Call Manchester FOR SALE—O-Tite Piston rings. the doctor maintains, instead of act Dated at Manchester, Conn., this Construction Company, 2100 or tele 'Uliey give your engine more power. Biso Wi^s Rupid. tlons in America, to study the en MORTGAGES phone 782-2. You get more miles per gallon of He packed Ms belongings and ing on the theory that the sooner tire situation and recommend 24th day of S®nteinber. 1926. gas. They Increase your piston lubri measles and whooping cough have W. H. PALMER, cation. but prevent oil pumping. Fred boarded a traii^ with his wife and changes that will bring Italy along MORTGAGES—Money to loan on FOR RENT—Heated apartment of baby boy, War^. He had not de liad their run In a family the bet the road America has traveled in Committeeman of Srst and second nuirfia»,i-s. K. O. 5 or 6 rooms, with modern li.'.prov- H. Norton, ISO Main street. said District. Comollo. 13 Oak street. Tcl. 15^0. ments. Robert V. Treat. Phone 468. cided whether to go to Holdenville, ter. sound advertising practice. Ardmore or Tulsa. “Many children,” he pointed out, We can invest your money in first TO RENT—Greenacres. Wadsworth But a stroke/of fate kept them In “actually suffer from rheumatism, tlass mortgages. If you need a mort- street six room flat, all modern Im but their parents dismiss the case rara call us. Tel. 782-2. Arthur A, provements. Inquire 98 Church street Ardmore. Th^ baby became ill or telephone 1348. WE SPECIALIZE as one of ‘growing pains.’ Growth tvnofla, 875 Main. with penumonia there, and lay be is a painless process in a healthy FOP. RENT—In Greenacres, first IN EXAMINING EYES AND tween life and death for days. TO RENT and second floor flats at 73 and 75 When his regovery was accomplish child, and such pains often Indicate Benton street. Call 820. FITTING GLASSES.' ed. Mrs. Harreld had made so many attacks of rheumatism.” TO RENT—Si.x room flat all mod- But the most Important of all Six Room Bungalow $5650 trn improvements, with garage, first FOR RENT—5 room flat, upstairs, friends that she did not wish to 5oor. Inquire 100 Hamlin street. all Improvements, with or without leave, j pre-school care, he concludes. Is garage, right on trolley line. Apply Harreld put up his law shingle the mastery of health habits. It has steam heat, gas, white sink, sleeping porch; FOR RENT—Six room tenement, Harrison's store. 598 Center street. Walter Oliver in a little office and began that spec “Remember,” he emphasizes, witli sleeping porch and garage. 79 Phone 569. “regular hours for eating will keep also one car garage. Only $600 cash needed. Spruce street. Telephone 1491. Optometrist. tacular /career ot which Oklahoma FOR GENT—Three room apart is still ialking. the child’s stomach and bowels Cambridge Street—a good stiTcco house of six FOR RENT—Five room flat, newly ment In Purnell Building, large rooms He hpld the offices ot county at right. Teach the child to go to papered and painted, modern im all conveniences, reasonable rent. Ap 915 Main St. So. Manchester. rooms and sleeping porch, oak floors, gas, steam heat, provements. $20 per month. Inquire 38 ply to G. E. Keith. In care ot Keith Hours: 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. torpey, master In chancery and ret- bed early and to get up early, and Pe‘arl street. Phone 1781. Furn4ture Co. eree bankruptcy. He made to sleep In a room with plenty of etc.; three-car garage. Exceptionally low price. Terms. Telephone 39-3. * by his law practise in fresh air. Keep the child away FOR RENT—House of 4 rooms and TO RENT—5 room flat at 46 1-2 money Brand new single house, oak floors and doors, mod-^ pantry. Apply evenings or Sunday to Summer St, All modern improvements. amoun 8 that were extraordinary in from crowded places where he Fred Wh Dent, 41 Apel Place. Man Rent price reasonable. Inquire at siiia town. Nearly everyone comes In contact with those who ern, six fine rooms. Walker street. Now ready. chester. same address. PIANO TUNING have coughs and colds. dabbleil In oil, but he was fabulous Do you want a building lot. 50x160 feet, city water, TO RENT—7 room house, corner FOR RENT—Five room flat, up Pianos and Players Tuned and ly sue lessful. He began to be Simple Foods. Cedar and Ridge streets. Inquire 58 stairs, all modern Improvements, 82 Regulated. Factory and Ware- known as “Lucky John” and to be “Instead of prepared foods, let electricity and gas? Price $300—think of it. Easy Ridge street. Summer street. Inquire 88 Spfuce to for politl(?al achievement. him eat hominy, oatmeal, cornmeal street. Telephone 1105. looked Chicago. — Not all styles orig terms, too. TO RENT—2 room heated apart room Experience. Ho mojved to Oklahoma City and and fresh vegetables. Don’t allow ment, large room office, 1.8x27, 1 two FOR RENT—Twe large front < MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 192«. PAGE SEVEN* ‘"I' x\ '■'N' Some Manchester’ " Vv>:- v;. 'N'N II Better Homes i P s t Built during the past four years by Residence of W. G. Glenney, East Center Street Manchester Country Club, South Main Street Cv i' . HOLGER BACH ) L # k j , - 4 v«“*SlF Building Contracter 324 Center Street Houth Manchester Phone 1031 Ably assisted by these sub-contractors and dealers: ^ ' W isjs; >1 Fw - 1 1 ' l l l i i Residence of Dr. G. A. F. Lundberg, East Center Street Johnson & Little Sullivan Brothers Residence df Mrs. Gertrude B. Purnell, Brookfield Street ■Kf Kv V \ ^ ''SO^ 11 Chestnut Street South Manchester V' .-S s\ ' •-' N> •rVV ry Super Automatic Oil Burners Mason Contractors The Manchester Plumhing The Manchester Lumher Co. s l H 1 ^ 1 |!| !»SSS‘.X » » . , & Supply Co. 877 Main Street South Manchester Center Street South Manchester Headquarters for YALE HARDWARE “When you buy YALE you buy the best” Lumber of All Kinds — Mason Supplies Residence of R. G. Little, Spruce Street John 1. Olson Huhlard & Montit Residence of Herbert B. House, East Center Street East Middle Turnpike ^ Manchester Painter and Decorator Concrete Contractors 699 Main Street South Manchester Rock Excavating and Blasting N'" X I''-' The F. T. Blish Hardware Co. Hiilhouse & Taylor ...... v V s' 47 Milk Street Willimantic, Conn. 825 Main Street South Manchester f > ^ h""TT" Lumber, Millwork Builders* Hardware Cabinet and Interior Trim Residence of Charles E. House, East Center Street Residence of Raymond A. Johnson, Pitkin Street f5^' The W. G. Glenney Co. James W. HoDoran ' *->1 Allen Place Manchester Washington Street Manchester Lumber and Builders’ Supplies ,r i iriifp Electric Wiring and Fixtures « V v - an? V U 6 DockreD & Halliday Co. Lindahl & Co. f!' . t ! ■ ! r <}r i- 414 Trumbull Street Hartford Successor to F. W. Selling Franklin Avenue and Pawtucket Street Hartford Tile Bathrooms and Fireplaces Sheet Metal Cornices and Skylights Residence of Selectman R. V. Treat, East Center Street Marble and Slate Work Copper store Fronts, Metal Ceilings Residence of C. Read Richardson, Elwood Street v4\:r' V .1 < ' "K.' "y- 'v-' "'\ . ■* .r y ^ :^' .VXX *, 'H' \ > sV \ ■ ' . 'V' \ C '■sf I'hv I ! -- Residence of James A. Irvine, Boulder Road Residence of D. Frank Conkey, Pitkin Street Residence of E. H. Crosby, Boulder Road, Under Construction Residence of Raymond W\ Goslee, Elwood Street / % iV V i • ? .,v ; MANCHESTER EVENING HEJRALD, SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1926. PAGE EIGHT DON’T INVEST IN in plausible schemes for boilinS-' TEST ANSWERS GOLD FROM SEA. the gold out of sea'water. Gold ini' very minute quantities is found iii’ WTIC , Berlin.— Don’t invest in sea wa all the oceans of the world, th e ter. That was the warning issued Teacher of Painting Travelers Insaranco Co., These are the answers to ques professor says, hut the average-' Local by Prof. Fritz Haber, famous Ger concentration is so slight that It Hartford, Conn. tions which appear on the comic 467. man chemist, after several here cannot be made to pay. page:'* had been victimized for large sums 1— Richard Barthelmess. 2— Forty points. Gives Views ot Paris Artists Eastern Standard Time. 3— Eight. 5.00 p. m.— 4— Singer. Dinner Music— Moe Blumen- 5— Joseph Conrad. thal’s Hub Restaurant Quar architectural beauty, has the his 6— 1898. tory of France, Inseperable from tet: 7— Two thousand. the history of French and European Overture to the Interlude 8— Spades. Miss Anne Ward Says Stu Local Teacher of Art Classes "Suzanne's Secret” ...... • 9— Missouri River. architecture, written In' stone. Its ...... E. Wolf Ferrari Studebaker wonderful forest (41.500 acres) the 10— Shakespeare. Has No Use for Futurist School There’s a Boatman on the Volga dents in Famous Latin most beautiful in France and the (an inspired modern version quaint villages all around. Barbi- All Studebaker automobiles which are sold as CER from "The Volga Boatman” ) Miss Anne Ward, art teacher in New York High zon, where Corot and Monet made Romance ...... Tschaikowsky TIFIED CARS have been properly reconditioned, and Quarter Are Anything But school, has little use for futurist artists. famous by their studios, is but a WRECK BATING HOUSE. Chanson Triste . . Tschaikowsky short distance away. “ I do not believe that any true artist^ believes in 5.25 p. m.— carry a 30-day guarantee for replacement of defective Frivolous; No Time for these flareups that break out every so often,” she said. Napoleon’s Residence New York.— “ It's on the fire,” "The palace dates from the reign News. parts and free service on adjustments. ‘‘The history of painting will prove to you that there of Francois I and was the favorite 5.30 p. ni.— the old gag used to soothe the im Studio program. Anything But Hard Study. was always an eccentric who would start a new school residence of Napoleon L. Here patient diner didn’t get over with 1924 Hupp 3-door Sedan, fine condition. 6.00 p. m.— James O’Hara and Patrick Harley. but they never lasted. The true schools have survived Philip Agustus, seven hundred Dinner Music continued— Moe The third time the waiter told the storm of centuries and every real artist reveres the years ago, spent his winters and Blumenthal’a Hub Restaurant 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Sedan. Napoleon on his way to Elba, kiss them their order was "on the fire” You don't have to bo so many old masters. . , ■ , ■ Quartet: years old to remember when folks ed the eagles of the Old Guard. The one seized a nearby plate ot ham 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Touringf, ‘‘Recently some artists started painting futuristic Trio Grmfp— and eggs and flung it at the waiter. aver north said: Irregular charm of the Renaissance F.'om thj West ...... Bishop sketches that looked like nothing on earth, under the period predominates and concurs A few chairs and other things fol “ Dan Ward's little Rirl is just Ell, Ell (traditional 1922 Studebaker Light 6 Sedan. with the wild beauty of nature. lowed, wrecking the restaurant the greatest kid to draw cats and seas or in the air. Imagine an impression of a society Hebrew melody) "Flemish artists in the days of and plate glass window. Rowers and things. That kid, even ball. You will see squares of glaring colors, daubed on Valse Bleue ...... Margls 1924 Essex Coach, Francois I, Instead of going all the when she was making mud pies, any old way and the artist will try to explain to you that Spanish Dances IV and V . . . . fashioned faces and figures, A sort way to Italy, would go to Fontaine ...... Mosskowski 1923 Ford Tudor Sedan. you can see beautiful women and men, an orchestra, bleau to study the decorations of of dreamy child. She'll either be a Popular Period. genius or awfully lazy.” and palms in the picture. Others draw everything in the palace, its masterpieces of C. E. JOHANSSON The STUDEBAKER pledge takes the guesswork Italian sculpture and paintings. 6.30 p. m.— Time will prove the genius part. geometrical lines and also try to explain to you that a Bible Study Period— Before France had a museum at the out of used car buying. The last few years show that she triangular cow is a thing of beauty. “ Rally Day Plans,” Wallace I. is shoving fast toward that. The Louvre or Rome had the Villa Woodin, General Secretary, ‘‘Of course there is such a thing as atmosphere and Medici, Fontainbleau was the HOME BUILDER lazy part was forgotten by her Connecticut Council of Relig impressions but there are limits to these just as one museum and school where the old teachers during the second grade ious Education. masters educated their tastes. year. would not copy a scene so full of details as to convey the Music. General Just a diversion. How is It that impression that it was the 'w’ork of a camera. Those Americans 'Welcome "Since 1923, American arflsts 7.00 p. m.— all of Manchester's interesting peo The Ideal Male Quartet of artists are called ‘draughtsmen.’ have had the privilege of study at Carpenter Work CONKEY AUTO COMPANY ple live in short, little known The masters of years ago are good enough for me Fontainbleau. By opening this to Seymour, Conn. streets or in the outskirts of the 7.45 p. m.— 20 East Center Street. town? as models.” them, France has offered her best. Plans • Estimatea "One • of the most interesting The Fretters. Miss Anne "^’ard lives in or on 8.00 p. m.— Marble street. You go west on branches is that of the art of fresco The E. B. C. Orchestra of New 70 Haynes St. Phone 916 painting. This art neglected for so North Main street a half dozen Britain, Conn.: blocks from the depot and then to many years, has been revived under March; National Emblem, Bagley model a beautiful girl robed in a Parl.s X'ight Life the untiring efforts of men like x.vx.x.vvvvvvv>.vv>> the left you see a big maple tree bathrobe. The artist is always “ The night life ot Paris, what Selection: Home Circle ...... XX56X36XXXXS6XXXX36XX36XXXXXX36X)^^ on which is a sign saying that this Professor Paul Bandouln, who has ...... Schlepegrell enamored of the model. On soap of that?” cnarge of this department at Fon Is Marble street. Only a few houses boxes around the dusty attic are “ No different than the night life Waltz: Over the Waves ..Rosas there and the children playing on tainbleau. The work is dene on March: Religloso . . . Chambers SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE seated long haired males and in Hartford. There is really no fresh mortor; the drawing trans the street tell you where Dan blowzy looking females. They are night life for the art students. We Overture: Light Cavalry, . . . Ward lives. (0, for the Yankee ge ferred through pin pricked paper...... Von Suppe generally ih various stages of in are tired enough when night comes The colors are then applied. Pro nius who will dope out a plan to to go to bed. But on special oc Patrol: American Patrol .... toxication. Once in a while the fessor Bandouln who is a master GUARANTEED USED CARS show numbers of houses after c"~ions we go to the opera or to ...... Meacham picture has another settin,g. Then of this art continues the tr.vd'tlons dark. He will reap a fortune.) see a show or to the movies. Prlc- Waltz; Old Timers ...... Lake Every one ready for the road, every one priced at the very the artist is making love to a so and technicfue of the old .•uasters. A touch on the electric hell, a ciety woman whose portrait he is ' are high in Pari" but there is. March: Daughters of American 0 Among some ot his wel' known flash of illumination in an other painting. This is a sort of com but one price for everybody no Revolution ...... Lampe rock bottom for a quick clean-up. works is the vaulted roof of the wise dark house and Miss Ward posite picture of what we get from matter what you read about 'Petit Palace In Paris- He has also 8.45 p. m.— Cash Down Pmt. stands before you. reading magazine articles. ■gouging’ ot tourists. ■ A short hallway. Then through composed a series of frescoes for Contralto Solos, Alice Evans Wagner $280 two other rooms to a sort of den. ,-\ll Serious Minded “ On Sunday or on a holiday the American Memorial hospital at 1926 Overland 4-door Sedan, fully equipped . . $750 Mission furniture. Carpets and Miss Ward was’ asked about this when our schools are closed we Rhelms whlqji 'vUl be executed by 9.00 p. m.— ■ 1924 Overland Coupe...... $275 ■ $110 chairs and tables of modern fash and her answer verifies the state take trips to the country as they .he students in his class. To be announced. ion. , j ,, ment made by Joel Martin Nichols do in this country. We can go on Painting Class 10 p. m.— 1924 Overland Touring ...... $200 . $80 You had anticipated "periods. Jr., the writer the local man who what one calls here ‘rubber-neck’ "M. Gorgue'.. one of the best News, Weather. You thought of futurists paintings, made good In the magazine world busses. The Cooks and the Amer known French painters, Is in 1924 Overland Touring...... $150 $60 antiques, fireplaces— at least, an and who was Interviewed on his ican Express people will arrange charge of the painting claeses. His , $50 $20 artist with horn-rimmed specta visit here after spending many these lit” '' trips for you and they ‘Moces de Psyche’ will bo recalled 1921 Overland Touring...... cles, high hat hand-shake and in months among the artists in Par all have competriit American to the mind as the drawing used in TOLLAND $450 $170 coherent remarks about “ complex is. guides. In this way we saw all ihe Gobelin tapestry pre.sf.nted by es, cosmic urges.” You expected “ The students are not of that of the battlefields. At Belleau $275 $110 the French government in 1917 to Mrs. Marietta Griswold has re that you would meet an artist who class at all,” she said. “ The Woods the American Congress is Mrs. Woodrow Wliscn. He is no less turned home after a visit in Silver $175 $70 would gesture with her left hand studios do not look anything like trying to keep it just as it was reputed as an iuustrator. V’arlous with a pencil grasped between her Lane with her sister, Mrs. Martha that. The students are very ser when tbe American soldiers fought works of Vict«)r Hugo, Atphonse $250 $100 thumb and forefinger as she talk ious minded. They are in Paris there and they have succeeded. On Bldwell. ed. She should have had worn a Daudet, Anatj'.e France and others Miss Grace Clough who has been to work. And they do work. Ev other battlefields the French are are among those he beautified. In , $80 $32 smock, paint-stained, and if she eliminating all the signs of war.” receiving treatment at the Hartford 1921 Ford C oupe...... ery hour ot the day is taken up 1 is work at Fontainbleau he is ably hospital, has returned to her home did not have her palette in hand. with sketching or attending lec English Newspaper $95 $38 assisted by M Despujols, 'Grand on Stafford Road. 1924 Ford T ou rin g...... It should have been nearby. In her tures. “ What do you vead while in Par Introductory remarks she should Pris de Rome’ who is also well Tolland was well represented at 1921 Ford Touring...... $50 $20 have mentioned “ my atelier” and Mostly .Americans is, it you can’t read French?” known as a p.rlnter. Hts picture the Nathan Hale celebration In every few seconds say “ Maestro.” “ The students are mostly Amer “ Whv we have the Paris edition '‘The Fall” is executed ' :u a new Coventry. The school children of 1919 Dodge Roadster...... , $80 $32 But gold durn it, Anne tVard icans. There are lots of girls. of the N"w Ydrk Herald. That Is medium of encaustics that has at the different districts were nearly did none of these things. They are just ordinary American the great newspaper for Ameri- Lracted much .attention. The pic all present and took a lively inter Spoke Xaturnl. girls one can see any day in any | cans It is just like awakening ture has the appearance ot being est. Much credit is due all who She just said, “ good evening, town or city in the United States. ' in' the morning in New York City enamelled. In his conception of art, took an active part to make the PICKETT MOTOR SALES won't you step inside? Please step They are well dressed and sensible. and reading a New York news Professor Despujols links up the day such a success. this w'ay, ’ and “ kindly take that They are not sons and daughters paper.” past with the ore'^ent, piflfylng the News from Mrs. Oscar A. Leon 22-24 Maple St. Open Evenings. Phone 2017. chair.” of American millionaires by any Miss Ward said she attended lec former from all academic -.^(■akness ard who is in the Hartford hospital Nothing Greenwich Villagy about means and even if they wished to tures at the Louvre under Flor and the latter from exaggerations. states she is slowly improving and Anne Ward. Black— cold black, go in for these wild times you read ence Heywood during the morn “ In his teachings he comprises: can sit up a short time each day. bobbad hair. Little blue serge coat about they would not have money ing hours and in the afternoon "Belief in the reality of an ex The annual meeting of the La and skirt, white stockings and enough to spend on them. It’s a she would study at the Sorbonne. terior world (elements). dies’ Aid society of the Federated shoes. A sort ot mannish shirt ca.se of scrape and save to be able These lectures were on the history "Belief in the objective; beauty Church was held at the home of waist with a mannish tie. She is to live and pay the fees for the lec of art. of these elements. Mrs. Samuel Simpson, Thursday smtll of figure, Anne is, “ petite” There is an art school in ^ the Hovr tures or the fees of 'an instructor. “ Belief in the value of beauty as afternoon. The reports of the dif the French term it. Perfect teeth “ The students in Paris are not Paris Quarter, she explained, a means of expressions: ability to ferent departments showed good and a friendly smile that is alwajs at all the Greenwich Village type” . where Americans may sketch in master these elements and attain returns for the past year’s work. breaking. Soft voice. Few gestures. Miss Ward continued. “ Our artist life classes for a small fee. It ment ot harmony by the transposi The officers elected for the coming Anything but artistic is your im colony in New York is more or has all the discipline of an Ameri tion of expressive values into year are as follows: President, pression except the shape of her can art school which offsets the Mrs. Samuel Simpson; vice-presi q iialify SfjmdaidiMnoii less a fake. There are, of course, plastic ones according to line, hands. They are of the slender, real artists in the section and real tales ot wild life in that quarter. plane, values, volume value and dents, Mrs. Mary Sparrow and Mrs. artistic type and mostly in repose. writers, musicians, sculptors and Miss Ward also remarked that in color. Julia Bartlett: secretary, Mrs. John Miss Ward was curious to know the like have lived there in the her trips about France she visited Sculpture Steele: treasurers to represent both why anybody should be interested Builds Long Life in past, but for the most part the the Bellevue studios of Robert F. "Sculpture is under the direction churches, Mrs. L. Ernest Hall and in her. “ Almost everybody in tbe Lcgan. Mr. Logan has built up a section has been established for of M. Louis Lejeune, premier grand Mrs. Thomas Niel. t/SPi North End knows me. Other folks sightseers who want to be fooled.” splendid reputation in France. He The annual meeting of the Union have been abroad. Why is my trip prix de Rome, and members of the Many Speak English is well known in this state as at jury of the Paris Grand Salons. He Missionary society was held Thurs of interest to the public? _ Get a one time he was an instructor in day afternoon with Mrs. Samuel Cook’s tour book and you’ll find "Is it necessary to speak French is one of the modern masters who the Hartford High school. He does have best understood the eternal Simpson, at the conclusion of the out all I can ever tell you.” And to get around in Paris?” some wonderful work as an etch Ladies’ Aid meeting. The officers so on. “ No, not at all. You can stand pastic quality of Greek sculpture- er. He is credited with one of the "Another interesting phase is elected for the coming year were: Interesting Family on some of the principal streets in masterpieces in this year’s exhibit But Anne Ward is interesting, polychrome sculpture by a new President, Mrs. Nellie West; vice- Paris and without stretching your in the Lir-"-'ibu’-,-- '—’’ "-'es. president, Mrs. Mary Sparrow; sec if only from the fact that she does imagination you could think you method in connection with fresco not follow the fashion of the alleg Works In Oils. painting. M. G. L. Jaulmes, is in retary and treasurer and takin were at Broadway and Forty-sec Miss Ward specializes in oils charge of work, Mrs. Howard Cran ed artists of Greenwich V illap and ond streets. New York City, so charge of the decorative and mural sign her name “ Annyynnee.” She although she has done creditable compositions. He Is considered the dall, Mrs. Leila Hall and Mrs. Helen many Americans pass and so much Jewett. Committee to place the also belongs to an interesting fam Nbrk with pen and ink and in pas leading mural decorator of France. English is heard spoken. tels. Her studies of still life, one finished work in mission schools ily. The children are all bri.ght. “ How are Americans treated in Among his best known works is the of which is hung in the Ward Mrs. Charles H. Daniels and Mrs. Tom. a college man, made an en France? One hears that the ho curtain of the theater at Lyons, the home, shows unusual talent. It viable record as a student and as tel keepers and guides and trades decoration of the main hall at the Alice Steele. is a large picture of a vase of in Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simpson an aviator in the World W ar.'^ e people ‘gouge’ Americans. Is that Rhodin museum in Paris and the sler “70’s” speed and power tricate pattern holding flowers. design for the tapestry given by have as guests, Mrs. Ellen Brow now is in Paris working in a bank. true?” nell of Hartford, "W. S. Hornes. Mr. Also V" the rooms are displayed sea France lO Philadelphia and the im should ecli,-.e all previous Paul is studying for the priest “ Americans are given a hearty and Mrs. George Duhe, Miss Char hood. A sister, Ethel, now Mrs. and landscapes. One of a sailing mense work for the decoration of performance; its striking and welcome in France no matter vessel is well done. lotte Mellen of Chambersburg. Pa. ■'” 'am Harris, was a school where they may go. The French the ‘Salle de Fetes’ at the exhibi Rev. L. W. S. Stryker, Mrs. Stry smart appearance should An attempt was made to have tion of decorative arts in Paris. people go out ot their way to do this article illustrated with photo ker, Helen Stryker. Eleanor Stry outmode all existing body cctcb of Miss Ward’s you a favor. It really is in con During the last session, the pupils ker and Perry Stryker were recent n. She started at the graphs of some of her paintings but decorated a room in the palace in 0NG life is the fruit of design, blit— trast to how you are treated in Miss Ward would not consent to guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Haiu. .rt school and then fresco, using one of Professor M Chrysler’s standard say. New York, if you are a strang have the photographs taken. Nei Harry Bartlett, making their visit 1 Most important of all—that went to school in New York, fin er. The French people of all clas Jaulmes’ designs. on their return trip to their home ization of quality—the plan ishing at the Teachers’ College at ther ■would she allow her owm pic Architecture its remarkable endurance ses are unusually polite. They will ture to be used. in Youngstown, Ohio, after spend ned result of an engineering Columbia. Finishing is not the direct you and if they do not know "M. Jacques Carlu, former head ing the summer in Maine. should be obsoleting p ^ correct word because Miss Ward “ It is all right to use what little of the A. F. F. training school at andmanufacturingprecision they will make it their business to I have told you about my trip Ruth Ayers has returned from a conceived ideas of durability srys one cen never be finished in find someone who does know. Bellevue and now head professor at visit with her brother. Oris Ayers which, in its all-embracing and long life, even though art. abroad,” she said, “ but I have real the Massachusetts Institute of There is always someone about ly just started'on a study that will and family, at "West Boylston, Mass. scoi^ is new to the motor hundreds of thousands of Student in Europe who can understand English. Technology Is supervisor of archi Mr. and Mrs. James Deveran and She started for Europe last June take years before I am credited tecture. Prof. Carlu teaches his car industry- owners exact from their cars Strange Coincidence son of South 'Windsor, and Mr. and and has spent the last three with any able work among the students to penetrate the secrets of The Chrysler plan of Where ordinary engineering “ Did you meet anyone in Paris present day artists, if I ever am. Mrs. Walter McCray and daughter the seemingly impossible in months in studying. She is em the great laws which enable the of Springfield, Mass., have been re Quality Standardization is satisfied with the custom ployed by New York state but does whom you knew'?” However I plan to devote my life to architects of today to continue the f^ffers from, and is »u- performance. ‘‘I met Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mor- the study and try to do my little bit cent guests at the home of Mrs. L ary marginof safety, Chrysler not know yet her schedule for this traditions of the past. R. Ladd and son, Raymond Ladd. perior to, ordinary manu' W e are eager to demonstru..- iarty and their son Dr. Louis Mor- to teach others to appreciate beau zacturing practice and engineering has provided term. She is connected with the "Fontainbleau was used as a Miss Alice Hall returned to the these Chrysler “70” cuper- University of New York and teach larty and now let me tell you an ty in painting.” residence by the Sultan of Morocco methods, because it de- Miss Ward at the time of the in Connecticut College at Storrs rnandu fixed andinflcxible lighter alloy steels tested es painting in high schools, gener odd coincident. and his train on his recent visit to Conn., Thursday, for her second iorides. "My brother Tom suggested one terview, prepared the following lit quality standards which under stresses thousands o f ally taking care of two of them. France and was used In the filming year. This was her first year abroad evening that we go into the real tle sketch of Fontainbleau, the enforce the same scrap- pounds greater than they will of ‘Madame Sans Gene,’ the Ameri ulonsly close limits—the but she plans to go over again next Frenchy part of Paris where he famous art school for Americans in can fllfti featuring Gloria Swanson. ever be called upon to meet. said ‘Americans never go. The real Paris: same rigid rule of enri> CHRYSLER “ 70” PRICES June. Between classes she visited "The school occupies one wing neering exactness — the the art centers in Germany, Switz Parisian know’s this section and “ Immediately after the Armis of the palace and the public • Is The ' steamer Leviathan uses Where ordinary manufac Coach, $1395; Roadster, $1525; about 50,000 pounds of potatoes same absolute accuracy erland and Belgium, the Art Col he keeps his knowledge from the tice, the American Army then in never admitted while It Is In ses and precision of align ture is usually content with Sedan, $1545; Royal Cohpe, ony in Normandy. Nice and of tourists.’ So we went there. We France, was provided by the Ameri sion. Sketch classes i?;re held out in on a summertime round trip. ment and assemblage—in limits of a thousandth of an $1695; Broug^m, $1745; Royal were seated in a biodest restau can government with an array edu course, visited the galleries in the forest where dreamers of every the measurement, the inch, Chrysler “ 70” crafty Sedan, $1795; Crown Sedan, France. Next year she plans to rant which served delicious French cational system whose art training description have sought refuge machining and the man- $1895. food and all about us were French school for architects, painters and manship painstakingly cali do the galleries in Italy and Spain. from the monks of the XVI. century nfiacturing of every part, All pricet f. o. b. Detroit, toMeet to aartM The average newspaper reader men and women. . It was a sculptors was established in the down to Rembrandt and Millet. practice and process in brates in ten-thousandths. Federal exciee tax. has an idea that when a student quiet little place. ‘Pavilion de Bellevue’ near Paris- "The Fontainbleau school ot four lines of Chrysler cars G. Schreiber & Sons —“50” , “60”, “70” and Chrysler Model Numbers goes to Europe to study art he "Tom had just said ‘You’ll find Later the school was closed which Fine Arts Is an effort on the part ot “’Therefore, it has been only Imperial “ 80” . Mean Miles Per Hour seeks out the Latin quarter In Par no Americans here. I’ll wager,’ caused a sincere feeling of regret France to render a real service to logical that not only Chry- is as soon as he alights from the when at the same instance he was on the part of teachers and America. It is in session for three train. Arrived at this section of tapped on the shoulder and turning students. ' months each year.” General Contractors the city, the artist goes to one of around he recognized William Opened New School the hundreds of dusty attics that Ferguson, a New York attorney, "Through the initiative of the abound in the neighborhood and who is a former Manchester man. French government and the Minis While a yellow silk fringe on BoUden ot “ Better Built Homes" tells the occupant that he is an ar (William Ferguson, by the way, is try of Fine Arts a wonderful op official flags is common there is Telephone 1565-2. tist from America. At once he is a ciusin of the City Editor of The portunity was offered to American no law requiring or forbidding it. Smith welcomed. A wild party is al Evening Herald). students by the opening of a school Statistics show United 3tates ways in progress. The artist is Then followed some more aues- of fine arts at Fontainbleau. government weather forecasts are- '^ated at a little table with his . tlon>« '' "FoataUibleau. a salac* of correct nine tlmei out of ten. Shoo: 285 West Center Street Bissell Street P hoiie 6 6 0 - 2 P -- . ’■ " - '••■ '' ■•’ . ■ ■-''■■ '■•'’ • , * - ' { , , . / ■>/'^>%-vV,.;'t^^ •" --C " i^' ' « ■> ft A V M A mvw^v^ ft w« mm ■■ilftMPi a m m a a A ^ i ' A ‘ m ft ftttM Av4»%MHi ^ ■\S'^'‘.''. MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY:, .SEPT. 25j. l?26, ■-«• V PAGE NINE < T i‘ 1926 Football Season V;;.. Shamrocks-Sons of Italy Clash Today Five In Charmed Circle Navy WiD Be Ready For Opener CUBS W U l PLAY In Third Game of Town Title Series In Football Schedule On October CRACK HAR1F0RD \ ^ 1 /.-'I This afternoon the Shamrocks and the Sons of Italy base Anapolis, Md., Sept. 25.— “ Al EEVEN SUNDAY ball teams will hook up in the third game of their series for the though Coach Bill Ingram hasn’t as yet decided on a lineup for the town championship. Play will start at 3 o’clock. opening game, which is with Pur Tommy Sipples and “ Punk” Lamprecht have been an due and scheduled to be played on South End Eleven Hopes to nounced as the battery for the Sons but the Shamrock principals Oct, 2 at Farragut Field here. are kept a secret. Navy will be ready,” Is the state ment given a coi’respond''nt for the Regdin Title from Clover- The Sons won the first two games and need one more win International News Service by Com to capture the coveted honor. mander C. Kessing. graduate mana ger of athletics. leaves This Season. On Easten; Fields \Coacl Ingram, who Is being as Four Big Ten footbaL elevens sisted by Rip Miller, one of the i Cardinals Clinch the Pennant; will lnvo.de the eastern sector this famous “ Four Horsemen” of Notre With high hopes of making an season. It v.-lll be the largest cara Dame; Johnny Becket- of the auspicious beginning, compiling a van the Wdstorn Conference has Marines, and Johnny V.'ilson, of fine record and ultimately winning sent into the Atlantic area in some | Johns, is beginning to speed up his the town championship back from Indians’ Hopes Rapidly Fadbg time. charges, although ' no cuts have the Cloverleaves, the Cub football Purdue, Ohio State, Chicago and been made yet. The coach intimat eleyen of the Sojith End will open Michigan make up the quartet. ed that the first squad of undesir their season tomorrow afternoon at CARDS 6. GIANTS 4 ATHLETICS'S, INDIANS 1 Purdue is hocked to meet the Navy ables will be let loose next week, the West Side playgrounds. Their V at Anapolis; Ohio State will tackle with another cut to follow later. opponent will be the All^Iartford New York, Sept. 2 5.— The Card Cleveland. Sept. 25.— The In Columbia in the Initial appearance This year Navy is concentrating team. ^ ins. I.-- sewed up the Nillosial Leag dians were handed a three to one of a Big Ten team in New York; on a secret code of play expected Last year, the Cubs were aspir ue bunting by beating the Ginut®. setback by the Athletics, and now Chicago battles Pennant Ph’.tly and to obliterate the many defects ants for the junior championshii six to lour, on Southworth’s hom rail the Yankees, who were ir’/.e, Michigan goes to the mat with the found in the Middy elevens in form -1 of the town but lost to the Clever er. The Giants knocked Rhem out i.y two and one-half games. Rom Navy at Baltimore. er years. Coach Ingram will drill j leaves.' This season will find prac- of the box In the fir.n v.'hen Terry mel outpitched Geor.ge Uhle. A year ago two Western Confer h*s backfield men thoroughly in ' tically all of the regulars back ir hit for th3 circuit w<. . two on, Phtlndelpliin ence teams , journeyed east. They the huddle system of calling sig -1 togs but there will be an injection ■S'l AB. K. H. PO. E. WALLY were Chicago and Illinois. Both nals, believing this method to be of new material which should bob but Sherdel held them thereafter. Dykes. 2b ...... 4 0 1 3 6 0 St. I/Ouin French, rf ...... 4- 0 0 0 0 0 9CHANG clashed with Pennsylvania in the far more advantageous than the ster up their strength considerably, AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Jenkins, It ...... 4 1 2 4 0 0 Quaker stronghold. The Stagg Ma orthodox way of having the quart- I For several weeks the Cubs have Douthlt. cf ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 Hale, 3b ...... 3 2 1 0 1 0 roons encountered defeat, 7-0. 111- erback bark out the usual series of been working out under the watch Southworth. rf .... 5 1 2 4 0 0 Simmons, cf ...... 4 0 2 1 0 0 nois,-however, upheld tie Big Ten ful eye of Coach Earl Wright. It Hornsby. 2b ...... 5 0 1 2 4 0 Poole, lb ...... 4 0 1 S 1 0 numbers. ! Bottomley. lb ...... 4 1 1 6 0 0 Cochrane, c ...... 4 0 2 4 0 0 cause by handing the highly-touted Practices here have begun to is expected he will start his regular L. Bell, 3b ...... 4 1 1 1 1 0 Galloway, ss ...... 3.. 0 0 4 3 0 Young machine a 24-2 reverse. take on a more serious aspect. In lineup against the fast Hartford Hafey. If ...... 4 0 1 o 0 0 Rommel,p....'. t-i.3 0 0 1 1 0 eleven which Manager Angelo has O’Farrell, c ...... 4 1 2 3 o 0 That was the afternoon the cele conjunction with the usual setting Thevenow, ss ...... 4 1 3 5 4 0 33 3 9 2712 0 brated Grange made his only ap up e.xercises that the men are put secured for an opening attraction. Rhem, p ...... 0 J 0 0 0 0 C le r e la n d pearance as a college pastimer in through, short scrimmage practices The Cubs will take the field as Toporcer. x ...... 1 1 1 0 5 2 AB. R. H. PO. X. E. that section of the country. On a are being injected. Fortunately, follows: Angelo re, Ryan rt, Kern- Sherdel, p ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 Jamieson, If .. 4 1 Spurgeon, 2b ...... 4 0 muddy, rain-soaked field Grange none of the candidates out has been pus Ig, Mercer c, Garrity rg, Vescc 37 6 12 27 12 0 Speaker, cf .. .. 4 0 1 ran the I'enn team ragged. In hurt; and this has been especially It, Mozzer le, Groman pg, Boroskl X eiT Y o r k Burns, lb ... . . 4 0 9 cidentally, the red-thatched warrior pleasing to the coaches, in view of rhb, Cervini fb, Minicucci Ihb. AB. R- H. PO. A. E. J. Sewell, ss . . 4 0 i Mueller. If ...... 1 0 1 Suninia, rf .. . . 4 0 1 showed a critical eastern crowd he the number of early injuries sus Moore, U ...... 8 0 0 L. Seivell, c . . . 3 0 0 was all he had been reputed to be. tained in the past. Lindstrom, Sb ...... 4 0 Lulzke, 3b .. .. 3 0 1 Grange had one of his lest days i The men out for the team are Frisch, 2b ...... 4 1 1 Uhle, p ...... 3 0 1 WATCHING Kelly, lb ...i.------4 2 against Penn. He coulclnt have pick- j divided into two squads, A and B. Terry, rf ...... 4 1 1 33 1 9 17 14 2 ed a better spot to exhibit his sen-1 A squad comprises all the veterans Tvson, cf ...... 4 0 3 Score bj’ Innings; srtional brand of stuff. 1from last season together with Jackson, ss ...... 4 0 Philadelphia ...... 012 000 000— 3 THE SCOREBOARD Florence, c ...... 4 0 1 Cleveland ...... 001 000 000— 1 several of the more promising new McQuillan, p ...... 0 0 0 ONLY 5 CATCHERS Ovei’M-helmed the Middies comers. Squad B is composed of O&rtcr, XX 1 0 0 Big Ten Grid Machines To Invade the rest of the candidates out. YESTERDAY’S RESUTLTS. Barnes, p 1 0 0 , Last year Michigan fairly shock F'S.TF6lli XXX <«i4« ca • e ^ 0 0 HAVE PLAYED IN ed the football fraternity by all but Lieut. Billy Richardson is the hdad Greenfield, p ...... 0 0 0 FOOTBALL SWINGS annihilating the midshipmen from coach of this group. National Leagne. Bcott, z ...... 1 0 0 East For Important Games This Fall Annapolis, 54-0. Yost’s boys did As is the policy at Navy, none Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 2, - 36 4 nrz 27 14 0 1,000 BALL GAMES everything but sink the Navy forces of the Plebes will be used on the (first game). 5core by Innings: INTO ACTION TODAY In the mire at Ann Arbor- Michi varsity eleven. The Freshmen have Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia Bt. Louis ...... 050 000 100— 6 a schedule of their own and are (second game.) Kew York ...... 300 000 010— 4 gan’s famous pair of Bennies, Columbus, O., Sept. 25.— Three dred or more candidates answered Friedman and Oosterbakn, uncork coached by Lieut. Johnny Whel- St. Louis 6, New York 4. (BY BILLY EVANS) Big Ten conference gridiron ma the initial call, and with all but ed a series of passes the like of chel„ former Navy star. (Others not scheduled.) REDS 2-8, PHILLIES 9-4 chines ■will Invade the East this three regulars from th? 1925 team which the middles had never seen • Navy will start the season off American Leagne Host College Teams Open Only five catchers now perform year, but New York w ill‘ get to back. Indications point to a good slowly and will proceed gradually, Philadelphia 3, Cleveland 1. Philadelphia, Sept. 25.— Cincin see one in action fdr the first time season. along the Atlantic. They’re still ing in the majors have worked in the finis being written with the an (Other games rain.) nati passed out of the picture by ! when Ohio State meets the Colum- Aiding Wilce are Andy Oberlan- talking about the Michigan over 1000 or .more games dupng their nual game with Army, which’ will tesi' }.: to the Phillies nine to two Season This Afternofon; . bia Lion at the Pola Ground on der, erstwhile Dartmouth luminary head offensive in the Navy camp. THE STANDINGS, when Lucas was shelled off the major league careers. ! October 16. Jack Wilce’s proteges who will work on the backfield as Michigan isn’t apt to. turn such a take place in Chicago this'^year. mound. The Reds won the second ! will be accorded the honor of the pirants. Sam Williams, late of sensational victory at the Balti Coach Ingram will most likely National League. Big Three Next Week. Ralph "Cy” Perkins, veteran star give every man on his varsity game, eight to four. of the Philadelphia Athletics, joined! A^st Invasion of the metropolis, Iowa State will take care of the more renewal this fall, but from W. P.C, squad a chance to play ir the Pur (First Game) the select circle the other day. and alumni from all over the East general work, while Charley Sned- present indications bids certain to St. Louis ...... 89 6 .586 Score by Innings: are planning to make the confer den, a stellar gua-.’d on the 1916 mrke it two in a row over the due game- Although the Middies Cincinnati ...... 86 6 .566 Philadelphia ...... 310 500 OOx— 9 New York, Sept. 25.— While a The other four who have won aren’t taking this game any tuo Cincinnati ...... 000, 000 002— 2 such distinction are Ray Schalk of ence’s debut a memorable one. Ohio State varsity which took the Annapolis gang. Pittsburg’n ...... 83 f .550 few games were played last Satur Ohio State whipped a pretty good lightly, belief is felt that Navy will (Second Gnme) day, and while the big -ten, the the Chicago White Sox, •Wally On the same date, Chicago will Big Ten title that year will b» Chicago ...... 81 7 .537 C in cin n a ti invade Philadelphia io do battle back again. Columbia team at Columbus last be returned the victor. However, New Y o r k ...... 71 7 .480 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. big three and the Army and Navy Schang of the St. Louis Browns. no chances will be taken; and, if Christensen, cf ... . 4 0 1 5 0 0 Hank Severeid of the New York with Pennsylvania, while Michigan The Buckeye.s face , a hard year; in fact, the 1925 combination Brooklyn ...... ^. . . 69 I .460 elevens will not swing into action necessary, the entire first eleven Walker, rf ...... 5 1 1 1 0 0 Yankees and Frank Snyder, form er-1 is the third stranger from out west schedule this season, although from Morningslde Heights was Boston ...... 63 J .429 Plpp. lb ...... for another week, football as a will play the whole game. . 5 0 3 8 1 0 ly of the Giants, but now with\ the |:neeting the Navy at Baltimore on they have an open date, the first about the best that institution has Philadelphia ...... 56 S .386 Dressen. 3b ...... 4 1 1 1 3 0 whole will be ushered in officially October 30. Illinois, raiother con time in. many years. The lid will produced in the last 20 years, dr Every Wednesday Commander 2itzmann, If ...... 3 1 1 3 0 0 throughout the country this after Cardinals. American League Critz, 3b ...... 2 ference member meets Pennsylva be pried off October 2., when Wit since the days the twinkling Thorpe | essing turns his football squa'^ . 3 0 2 3 0 noon. It is a rather peculiar coincidence ■ W. P.C. Hargrave, c ...... 4 1 2 3 0 0 nia, but the clash is slated for Ur- tenberg will return to .the schedule used to roam t^e Blue and White ; over to the variou.® newspapermen New Y o r k ...... 89 6 .593 Ford, ss ...... 4 • Pennsylvania anticipates little that the name of these four per 1 i 4 1 1 bana. 111. after an absence of 16 years. Ohio fields. i and photographers who assemble Cleveland ...... 87 £ .576 -(Uque, p ...... 3 0 1 0 1 0 difficulty in defeating Franklin formers begins with the letter “ S“ . > -ucas, p ...... 1 1 1 0 2 0 Ohio State's appearance Is In Wesleyan, State’s oldest opponent The Buckeyes won, 9-0. This | here, and part of the day is spent Philadelphia ...... 81 £ .55X' antf Marshall, but little Geneva, The entry of Perkins into the list' by the visitors in taking pictures breaks the spell of that letter. return for the Blue and White’s will be on the program for the year, though, they will likely run j Washington ...... 80 £ .544 86 8 12 27 11 1 coached by Bo McMlhln of Centre Invasion of the new University sta and getting a “ line” on the Navy Perkins has been with the Ath following Saturday and then the into sterner competition for Crow- j Chicago ...... 79 1 .527 Philadelphia College fame, is reported to be dium here last year. Thei BucK'- Columbia event. Iowa comes here team of 1926. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. letics nine years, which means he ley is reported to have an e%en i Detroit ...... 77 7 .507 .4ttreau. Ik ...... “ loaded for bear’’ in its game with eyes came before the East’s eye October 23; Chicago Is met at 0 1 12 2 0 has averaged better than 100 games more formidable outlay than that i St. Louis ...... 60 S .400 Rice. 3b ...... 4 0 0 2 9 1 Cornell. Penn State will take on after this struggle in Which thev Chicago, October 30; the next Sat which represented Columbia a year j Boston ...... 46 Ifl .305 Dunham, z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Susquehanna, Syracuse meets Ho 9-0. Williams, rf ...... 5 0 1 9 i vanquished the Easterners, urday is open; Michigan here on ago. 0 0 bart and Pitt plays Allegheny. Coach Wilce Will have an ex November 13 for the Homecoming Sothern, If ...... 4 0 0 3 1 0 tending from 1920 to- 1924, Per GAMES TODAY. Wrig-htstone, ss .. . 4 2 3 2 4 1 Washington and Jefferson will perienced eleven to pit against game, and Illinois follows, being First Trip East Xixon, cf ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 face Waynesburg and Lafayette kins worked harder than any of the Columbia ne.Kt month. One hun- set for Urbana' on November 30. lonnard, c ...... 3 1 0 2 1 1 other veterans over the same period.' The ®hio State-Columbia game National League. Friherg, 2b ...... 9 opposes Muhlenberg. St. Louis at New York. . 4 0 d 3 0 In 148 Games Twice. will herald the initial eastern in Knight, p ...... ^ .■ 3 0 2 1 6 0 None of the big teams in the vasion of a Buckeye outfit in quite Chicago at Brooklyn. middle •west will play today, but in In 1920 he took part in 148 With Last Place Teams. a stretch. The same holds true re Pittsburgh at Boston. 37 4 10 27 19 3 the south Georgia Tech, Vander games, while in the four years that During most of his career with Score by Innings: garding Purdue’s setto with the Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Cincinnati ...... bilt, Alabama Poly and other crack followed he caught in 141, 148, 143. the Athletics the club was a tailend- WORTH 012 800 Oil--8 Navy, Michigan, as I recall, hasn’t American League teams will s’wlng into action. and 128 contests, making a total of er, hopeless. In an effort to get New York at St. Louis (2). somewhere, Connie Mack experi in sport appeared in the elite east since it In the far west California, Stan 708 games, or an average of 142 [ Philadelphia at Cleveland. for five years of play. mented with every pitcher that was met Pennsylvania in 1917. Pre LEADING LEAGUE HITTERS ford and Southern California, the Washington at Chicago. It is also a rather interesting recommended to him. It was up vious to that the Wolverines were tWien did the Kinsey brotheri three leaders, will open the season. annual visitors in that section, Boston at Detroit. Games scheduled for New Eng fact that Perkins celebrated game to Perkins to do the catching. win the national doubles cham National League. meeting Penn, Syracuse and Cor land's “ Little Three’’ are Amherst “ ‘999’’ -by catching the great “ Lef The sensational showing of the KNOWING pionship in tennis?— F. G. M. Hargrave, Reds ...... 356 nell in home-and-home battles over Christensen, R e d s ...... -.349 vs. Rochester, Williams vs. Provi ty” Grove in the first big league tilt rookie catcher, Mickey Cochrane, Since Stanley Harris, man In 1024. CATALINA CONTEST dence and Wesleyan vs. Mlddle- ever played in Philadelphia on Sun last season, both in the field and at ager and second baseman of a period of 11 years. Michigan also What did Rabbit Maranville do Smith, P ira tes...... 346 took on Harvard one season— 1914. ' Williams, P h illies...... 340 bury. ^ day. Incidentally, a timely hit by the bat, temporarily thrust Perkins the Washington Senators has in the 1914 world series between In the Metropolitan district Co “ Cy” won the game. into the background. He caught been in the majors he's hit On the other side, the campaign { the Braves and Athletics?— F. B. DRAWING SWIMMERS Brown, B ostqn ...... 322 will mark the,first invasion of i Leader a year ago today: Horns lumbia meets Vermont and New Aside from being one of the very only 65 games in 1925. This year .300 just once. That was in N. by, Cardinals, .293. York University takes on Niagara. few modern catchers to take part in he is going as well as ever again. 1920, his first year as a regu Pennsylvania into the middle v'cstj •Maranville went to bat 13 times, Los Angeles, Sept. 25.— Now American League. 1000 or more games, Perkins holds Perkins is hopeful of catching in lar. for several years. Penn s down to made one. run, four hits, stole two Manush, Tigers ...... ^375 another endurance record that may at least 500 more games and would During the five following meet Illinois at Champaign the last buses and tnrned In a batting that the English Channel has been • SHE HOPES NOT. thoroughly tamed, long distance Ruth, Yankees...... 368 Visitor: Well, well, you’re a fine be questioned as an honor. n't be surprised if he kept going campaigns Harris has hung Saturday in October. Further, the mark of .308. Goslin, Senators ...... 360 It Is a certainty that during his for another 1,000. up a rather odd record. In Quakers will have the honor, dis How far behind wera the St,. swimmers with longing for fame little fallow. I suppose you’re and vaudeville contracts turned Hellmann, Tigers ...... 360 going to grow up tft be a man like nine years with Philadelphia, Per 1921 he batted .289. The next tinction, or whatever you may care Louis Browns the seaaon they fin Burns, In d ian s...... 857 season his average was .269. to term It, of being the fl -st eastern ished second to the Yankees?— B, their attention to the unconquered your father. kins has handled the deliveries of and defiant 23-mlle expanse of sea Leader a year ago today: Speak more pitchers than any catcher that Then he hit .282, .268 and eleven to trot out on the new llllnl N . M . Boy: That's what mother’s One game. water separating Catalina Island er, Indians, .388. afraid of.— Punch, London. has performed under the big tent. l O n d .287 in that order during the field which was dedicated the day following three years. of tha. memorable Michigan em- Did Fra^-k Snyder of the Cardi from the mainland. ►utes Every other season he was broglio two years ago when Grange nals ever play first base?— F. G. Competition will begin January in the “ .280’s” and In the viitually defeated the Wolverines N. 15 for the $25,000 prize offered by TUNNEY BLOCKS THE CHAMPION’S RUSH ^M ded “ .260’s” ip between. That’s single-handed. Hack in 1910 and 1917 Snyder William Wriglev, Jr., chewing gum pretty close to consistent played a few games at first for the magnate, to the first person swim- clubbing in these days when Pennsylvania leads all other (’aid.®, but only because the regu-j mlng the Catalina channel. Wrig* averages are inclined to vary stales in production of bituminous lar guardian of the cushion was ley set the date in mid-winter, ii If tw o runners are on the quite a bit from year to year. coal. out of the lineup. was said, to advertise the balmy bases, say first and second, climate of Southern California. must both of them advance a But nevertheless the water wil! base’ in order for the batsman be cold. to receive credit for a sacrifice ROUND ONE: THE BEGINNING OF THE END Wriglev hoped to induce one hit *on a fly ball that is swimmer from Denmark, Germany caught? and England to attempt the swim. He will give each foreign swimmer Originally the batsman re $5,000 for traveling expenses. received credit for a sacrifice Amerlc.an competitors, however, on a fly ball only when his hit must pay their own way. enabled a runner from third Although the tides are not so to score. strong as in the English Channel, Last year the ruling whs the Catalina swimftwill be difficult changed, so that a batsman and hazardous. There Is a tide; now receives credit for a sa and the coldness of the water crifice when he hits a fly ball causes cramps after several hours, that is caught but results in a Contestants will probably paint ' •"IJc 9 'Js S ^ .. '*■ AS ' ^ S’. ^ , baserunner advancing on the themselves black to deceive the catch or would in the judg savage barracuda. ment of the scorer so result If the ball was caught. A LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT. .v* s / ' -• X '><5; *' ^ Is is j'.. /o s *■ , In the case cited, It Is not Housewife: You’re a big healthy necessary that both runners man^why don’t you go to work? advance. If the runner on j.)W> W P ill Tramp: Madam, I’ll tell you my second went to third and the trouble. ' I’m an unhappy medi runner on first remained there M i/ um. the- batsman would be credit // Housewife: Whatever’a that? ed with a sacrifice hit. r , « Tramp: Well, you see. I’m too heavy for light work and too light LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS. ‘4 for heavy work.— Open Road. At San Francisco— ^^BouE between Ruby Goldstein of New York and HIRE HIM! HIRE HIM! The good left arm of Gene Tunney here is a stout defense against the oncoming Jack Demp Billy Alger of Arizona stopped in Jack Dempsey started the fight by rushing the challenger into his corner. But before even Employer: I advertised for ft fifth round when Goldstein suffer the first round ended* Gene was beginning to crowd Jack. This photograph, transmitted by strong boy. I>o you think you’d sey. The champion appears tied up as he bores in toward the Challengei', seeking the openly do? \ ed a broken ankle. Tommy O’Brien telephoto, the first one to reaJn New York after the fight, shows Tunney in the middle of the which he was unable effectively to find. A special train chartered from the Pennsylvania rail of Seattle won decision over Jim Boy: Well, I just finished lick* road for The Evening Herald rushed this picture to New York in the phenomenal time of 1 my Mendoza, New York, , in third ring advancing, Dempsey crouching to repel the attack, and Referee Tom Reilly of Philadel ing 19 other applicants out in thft hour and 35 minutes. round when bout 'was stopped. phia watchinit intentlv from the alBa. L>ondfiA, I ■ft si. i -V.___ r' •i-;. r - V* ■- • ..• ’ . ■U W' /* *“ '« mNOTESTER EVENIN.a-HERA^ SATUEDAY/ SEETi 26, li ^.»-- ^5-r; W7 ■ 'f 't P 3 P A G E ® i^ > ^ ' - v: »f' V.' '>" m •*i * FEATURE ARTICLES LATEST FASHION ABOUT OTERESTINfi BINTS BY FOREMOST WOBIEN -j AUTHORITIES HERALD’S HOME nifflraim nm iH iiiniiiflnfliiiiiiiiira^^ I This And That In [CTIOI ABROAD ^ NEA SERVICE INC Today’s riddle! When Is a royal There are 50,000 women boot Anne Atistin. of the refreshments, suite not a royal suite? The an leggers in this land of the free, Feminize Lore WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE of him, eh?” we are told. Investigators say that CHERRY LANE, 18, tiny, “Tell him I’ll be out—right away,” swer seems to be, “when royalty woman’s innate love of luxury beautiful, copper-haired. Is as Faith gasped, her eyes •widening wants It, and rich but not regal which cannot be satisfied on the different from her sister, FAITH, with Incredulous joy. “Talk to him average Income, forces her into this as two girls can be. Faith Is till I change my dress. Dad, Moth bloated plutocrats are sleeping on the silken sheets,” job. Which reminds me of a fam compelled to stay at home and er’s sleeping.” ous woman detective who tdlls me keep house for the family of six Obeying a sudden, mad Impulse to Beautiful Queen Marie of' Ru because her mother is a semi- that in 25 years she has never Wine reds are still the most pop-s>shrinks in washing there is suffix make the most of this moment mania wants to sail to America. found a woman who stole from nec invalid. vouchsafed her by fate. Faith ular shades for fall. Blues are in cient material to lengthen It. If If The other two- children are stripped off her bungalow apron, But the queen’s emissaries learn essity, always the bit of lace, the second place and greens third, with has a plain hem without lace of JUNIOR, nicknamed “Long” utilitarian white slip and underwear, that all the royal suites of all the string of pearls, or the vanity case, browns and grays holding fourth fringe, it can be reversed to evenly, Lane, and JOY, nine. and, with hands that trembled with royal steamship companies are found .when they are caught, and fifth places respectively. The wear the curtain. If there is no Cherry’s long list of admirers haste and eagerness, arrayed her booked for many a moon by rich * * * staple colors, black, white and valance or over-drape, run a loni Includes CHESTER HART, for body In her best silk combinations, Americans who have the requisite Speaking of ladles who bootleg. navy are holding their own. machine stitch through the centeij merly an admirer of Faith’s; a dainty pink crepe de chine cos $5,000, if not the blood royal in »we are told of a famous pair called of the top hem to make the head-* BOB HATH.4WAY. a young tume slip, given her as a Christmas their veins. ‘Emperor” Pic and Florence Las- These rich garnet shades, how ing. This long stitch can easily b^ architect for whom Mr. Lane, ff gift by Aunt Hattie, and over all the Steamship companies have done sandra. They were caught and ever, won’t do for the blonde with pulled when the time comes to turn carpenter and contractor in a soft, cloudy maize chiffon dress she their best. Have tried to recall arrested. The man declared that sallow skin while they are lovely the lower portions to the top of thq small way, is to build two bun had finished that day. some of the royal suites ’tis said. he and he alone was guilty. '‘The on the woman with a white skin window. I galows; ALBERT ETTLESON, She breathed a prayer that he But noth doing! “Them* as has, woman declared the same. To and sparkling eyes and hair. Some a married trayeling salesman; fatled to notice that her black satin keeps,” and “them as hain’t, goes make sure, the law hung them of the favorite blues and greens are ■We have been accustomed to ee©< her present employer, old MB. pumps were breaking in the creases. without,” be they ever so much a both. Just a chance remark, no less trying to the woman not ing the pretty flowered voile vaU CLUNY, whom Faith surprises Into the gleaming loop of smooth queen! “honor among thieves,” and “in blessed with a clear complexion. ances ruffled in plain color ovef in the act of making love to brown hair on the nape of her neck the mifd and scum o’ things, there’s snowy white curtains in bedrooms, Cherry, and CHRIS VMLEl, This royal attack on derqocracy Crimson was the color for bridal she stuck a high Spanish comb, in its very own lair seems brave in always something there that sings.” robes in the middle ages. Some particularly dainty vals tha^ over whom a girl has committed studded with imitation emeralds. « • * I saw lately were of plain gather suicide, and many others. deed to me. Evidently Queen Ma It made her look queenly, she told rie does not step into overalls and Poor abused woman, indeed! ed, lace-trimmed white marquisetW GEORGE PRUITT, rich man’s her reflection in the mirror, holding Jack Frost is coming Sunday, so son and amateur artist, falls in put up hay as a democratic ges Somebody called Earnest "Vierbot- •with little sprays of colored flowerff her head with new pride. Dartlqg we are informed, but who wants to scattered over the material as 11 love with Faith, whom he com ture! ter swam the England Channel a welcome him, though his arrival into Cherry’s bedroom, she rum • • • few days after Trudy Ederle embroidered. • pares to the Venus de Milo, but maged in the top dresser drawer and fortunately has been delayed as Faith has already lost her heart Helen Wills (remember her?) brought glory to' her sex and Amer found a lipstick that Cherry had dis long as we can expect. It will soon A New York decorator draped if to Bob Hathaway, who has eyes carded because it was too dark for smiles happily over her student’s ica. He bettered Trudy’s time be “last look” as the children say, only for Cherry. art work in a California univer by more than two hours. A few window with two-toned rayon volW her complexion. Stretching her lips or last picking of both fiowers and in sand and blue with double- Pruitt invites the two girls to as she had so often seen Cherry do. sity. albeit she is sans appendix and days later another woman, Mrs. vegetables. It will be well to pick a studio party in his father s Faith emphasized the natural Cu championship. Young Helen proves Clemington Corson shook the wa ruffled valance, all sheer enough, trf all the peppers and most of the to show the window shade of pattern garage loft. I aith u orks all day pid’s bow of her Ups with the rich again the folly of the old proverb ter of France from her tootsies on matoes, unless they can be thor and most of the night to make crimson. The result was startling. “too many irons in the fire.” Helen the English side. Her time was ed glazed chintz. a party dress for herself and oughly covered. The com has all “Please, God, make him see me “the all-around girl,” is as happy not neariy that of the man’s. But been used up but in many gardens Cherry...... everyone is talking about Trudy A mld-westem city Is about tff WhUe Faith is sewing late at now—now that Cherry isn’t here to with her art as with her racquet, lima beans are still on the vines dazzle him. Cherry isn’t good for and vice versa. And if even a and Mrs. C., and hardly anyone launch a campaign to raise thai, night. Bob and Cherry return and they are very tender. Large number of owned homes in its vi him, God. You know that! And I’d champ can “chuck” the weapon remembers poor Earnest’s name. green tomatoes may be picked and from a “date” and Cherry suc give my life to serve him, to make cinity. The bankers, business and ceeds in making Hathaway kiss with which she champs, how much It takes a woman to throw the wrapped separately in paper to, him happy.” Although she had only proper romantic glamor over any professional men are all back of her. She admits as mucli to easier should it be for human mor ripen, or a whole vine may be pull the scheme which would seem to uttered the words in her rapidly tals to “put another iron in the feat! = Sr. Faith, who begs her to play fair beating heart, she flushed suddenly, • « • ed up and hung in the cellar or insure its success. Manchester la with Hathaway, but Cherry im £ . fire,” future insurance as it were, shed to ripen. richly, as if she had let her secret Can you satisfactorily ablute already a community of home-o'wn- pudently replies that she will not out into a jeering world. against the day when one vocation ers but there is room for infinitely marry him if she can get Pruitt, loses its charm. your faire phiz without a wash She found hfm in tne living room, To keep the marcel on the smart more. A suggested slogan is s V r •who is interested in Faith. * * * cloth? Neither can I. Every bob looking well, sometimes a net a hamper upon his knees. And at time I stay at a hotel I mean to “Every Family a ^ome Owner.”- NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY sight of his face she forgot the in The lady who takes the president is almost a necessity. There are CHAPTER XII his pay check each month tells complain to the management by frequent occasions when a net nocent scheme which had made her putting a note in one of these little House o’ Dreams. 44TT’S too long. Faith!” Cherry dress herself to attract him. He this one. Her name is Miss Katei fashioned to fit the bobbed head is My house o’ dreams Is a charming was very pale under the tan of his A. Shea, employe of the U. S. label “suggestions for bettering our useful,—always when it is desired place. I wailed crossly. "I told you I service.” Any hotel which would wanted it just to my knees, lean cheeks, and his mouth looked Treasury department, who has paid to let it grow out. At the end oi a winding road; be as generous with some nice and it’s two inches below them.” tight and twisted with i>aln. His so many presidents that she has Filled with joy and an Infinite blue eyes looked at her blankly, as lost count. . The first time she wooly wash cloths as with its tow Linoleum which long ago cam* grace Faith, on her knees before the els would get all my valuable pa little figure in the new printed chif if they had been wrenched from paid Silent Cal says she, he said out of the kitchen, is finding its Is this tiny restful abode. ‘Oh, Dr. Atkins, is there any—any danger?’ some dreadful vision. He rose slow never a word ’till she reached the tronage, I promise. way not only into halls, bathrooms, fon, pushed damp wisps of hair from • « * The roof is colored the kind of blud her perspiring forehead with a weary ly, setting the hamper carefully on door, then murmured “please come breakfast rooms and sun porches tor arrived, and Mrs. Lane was con George? George said he w'as going That mirrors tl e blue of the sky. hand. “But I keep telling you that the wide arm of the old wicker again.” Speaking of the channel swim but also to the chambers and liv scious again, her lips purple, per to cone early for you, before the chair. How long must it be ’til my dreams a bouffant skirt can’t be clear up to Well he might, thinks Mary mers, Trudy is probably an awfully ing rooms, and no wonder for the come true? spiration ice cold upon her brow. other guests arrived, didn’t he?” "George wanted to come himself, nice girl. But somehow I fell the knees. Cherry 1 When you dance, “If it ’s George P ru itt, I can’t See Smith who opens “his” pay envel manufacturers are always bringing How long must I wait and sigh? it would swirl way above your knees “High blood pressure, tricky heart, but he could hardly get away. I more for “the first words” of her out such lovely new designs and the heat.” summed up the doctor’s him, looking like this!” Faith lifted asked to be allowed to come, and I’ve ope of $27.50 on Saturday night. Besides, these isn’t time to do £ a corner of her kitchen apron, which For Silent Cal’s monthly check is first runner-up, Mrs. Corson, than colorings. Some are flat and some Around the home is a garden fair. thing to it now. It’s half past seven diagnosis, when he had administered brought our supper with me. George for Trudy’s. Trudy said, you re a sedative and had given directions she had not had time to remove, and packed the hamper himself, and I $6250, but by the time he’s paid embossed with the tiles slightly Where blossom the lily and rosef and I've got to bathe and dress yet.” wiped her eyes. for this and paid for that, he prob member, “I’m happy for America. raised. For the small apartment But the brightest spot of the gar “Xo daughter of mine is going to for Mrs. Lane’s care during the think he put in enough to feed an night. It was George Pruitt, and Faith orphanage, judging by the weight of ably has little more left for a real I did it all for her.” Mrs. C. said or rented home the linoleum rugs den is where wear a dress any shorter than that.” her hand to her throat, listened at “I had to have some money for the that can be easily removed from Jim Lane walked from the cluttered ‘Oh, Dr. Atkins—” Faith ■ was it. Hope you’re hungry.” He smiled “bat” than has John Smith-after The blue delphinium grows. startled to see Cherry, fully dressed, the closed door between dining room a faint caricature of that boyish grin paying his grocer and butcher, kiddies.” Maybe when Trudy has flat to flat are indispensable. Dear little house enshrined in my dining table into the living room, and living room as Cherry’s subdued some kiddies she’ll have some spectacles pushed high on his fore ready for George Pruitt’s party, step which had so charmed her the first smiling over an extra half dollar heart, voice explained. head, the sheets of the afternoon out of her bedroom and accost the time she had seen him. for a movie for the “missus” and cause to be equally unaffected and Boston Baked Special at the Ever I’m dreaming of you; paper trailing from his hand. “It’s goodlooking young physician. “Is “And Faith’s awfully sorry she “That was awfully thoughtful of self. stagey. Ruth Elizabeth Tea Room every How long before I can really start a sin and a shame the way you fool there any—any—danger?” can’t come, Geor'fee. I w anted to George—and you,” Faith sal^ gently, Saturday night, 5:00 to 6:30 p. m., Making my dreams come true? flappers are dressln’ these days—” “She’ll be all right now—for to stay with darling Muggy, but Faith seating herself in the wicker chair. 60 centg. Baking to order. Cater “A lot you know about It, Jim night, at least." The doctor's ap says I’m so little 1 couldn’t lift “Mother is sleeping, and I was so ing to parties, 79 N. Main Street. The dinner or eventag gown of Lane!” said Mrs. Lane, waddling preciative eyes took in the copper- Muggy if she needed turning over in glad to know that I was going to Phone 2083. taffeta, made in the newest bouffant heavily into the living room, waving curled little figure. “If you were bed or anything like that. Faith’s have a bit of the i>arty after all, style with the back and front plain a palm leaf fan to cool her face. planning to go to a party, go right such a big strong girl, you know that 1 put on the dress I bad made Goxi Natute Would you like to make one of for tonight.” and the fullness at the sides, is “If you’re going to sew for Cherry, ahead. She’ll be all the better for Isn’t it a'wful to be little and good those dainty little three sided or sure to be becoming to the average Faith, I should think you’d make her the quiet.” for-nothing like me?” He looked over the tall, erect fig ure, and slowly appreciation, recog- gandy cushions, or a round one? form. This stj’le of dress needs dresses like she wants ’em.” “I wouldn't go a step If I thought “And 1 planned this party for The foundation is plain organdy of there was any real danger,” Cherry her!” George Pruitt’s words sent the . nition of Faith Lane as a person, very little in the way of trimming. “Oh, Lord!” Faith groaned, sink any preferred color. A folded bias A large velvet rose or spray of flow ing back upon her heels and flinging told him, her golden eyes filling with blood into Faith’s cheeks. But, oh dawned in his eyes. The shadow why couldn't it have been Bob Hath that had ^rkened their brilliance ruffle finishes the edges. A . rose ers at the waistline on the left and an arm across her eyes, as if to shut tears. Good Ifeal fashioned of the organdy is placed When the doctor had gone, Cherrj’ away who had so quickly and unac lifted for a mqment. a smaller spray on the right shoul them all out. "Here I’ve worked all Hospital in Manchester, England, in the center and innumerable night and all day to get her dress whirled on Faith, who was looking countably taken a real liking to her? “I say, you’re looking wonderful!’' BLOOD VESSELS COOLING der is sufficient decoration and they ready, and this is the thanks I get at her with steady, scornful eyes When at last George Pruitt had he said boyishly. “What have you SYSTEM FOR BODY. ^have studied the amount of per petals in rows and rows are sewed may either harmonize or contrast for it! 1 wish I’d never stuck the “Don’t look at me like that. Faith gone and Chester Hart had come in done to yourself anyway? Oh, I By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN spiration of patients -with mental on to cover the cushion. The roll sharply with the dress fabric.' scissors into it!” Lane! I don’t see any reason why his roadster and taken Cherry away didn’t mean it that way! I'm an diseases of various types. They ing of the petals which organdy MARY TAYLOR. "Faith Lane, how dare you talk both of us should stay at home! with him. Faith refilled the ice bag awful blunderer. But that’s a peach Editor Journal of the American found that patients with dementia lends Itself so well to is done be to your mother like that!” Mrs. Lane And you caused it all! If you hadn’t and placed it gently on her sleeping of a dress. It’s a shame George Medical Association and of Hygeia, praecox perspired less easily than tween the thumb and forefingers bent over the girl and shook her fan made Muggy angry by sassing her. mother’s forehead. Then she slipped can’t see you. He’s—he's got you did normally healthy persons, or over a steel knitting needle. on his mind tonight. Miss Faith.” the Health Magazine. in her face. “I’ve a good mind to it wouldn’t have happened—” noiselessly out of the room, to her "When the human, body is ex those suffering from other mental The Newest slap your face for you, young lady, “That’s not true. Cherry. I told own bedroom, when she fiflng her . Faith smiled up at him without diseases. Allow me to remind you once arms about the pretty new maize coquetry, but her eyes were flooded posed to a raised temperature, par even if—’’ the doctor all about it. He said it ticularly In the presence of a cer This seems to be associated with more that O’Leary’s Restaurant at But the sentence was never fin wgs likely to happen any time now. chiffon, with its great, silk-pefaled with radiance. “Shall I make a a relationship of this disease to Green & Golden streets. New Lon She’s really sick. Cherry, awfully crimson flower, and gave herself up little spread on the library table tain amount of humidity, it sweats. ished. Mrs. Lane’s voice thickened The temperature of the skin some disturbance of the glands of don, is always open though the queerly, then suddenly her big body sick, I’m afraid. It’s not fair of you to grief. here? And while we eat, you can cafes along the shore are all closed. At half past ten she heard a car tell me why you were looking so usually is at a little lower level internal secretion and the sympa lurched and fell, knocking Faith fiat. to put all the blame on me. I feel thetic nervous system, which is, of The girl’s arms went out, heaved at like a dog anyway.” stop at the curb, but she did not dreadfully unhappy when I came in than that of the blood. —that is—” she became -panicky at Heat constantly is being dissi course, associated closely with the So many have enclosed cars now the fainting woman's body. Jim “Oh, Faith. I’m a little beast! I’m leave her vigil at her mother’s bed that motoring is a pastime extend Lane was tugging, too, with all his sorry! But you will stay with her side. - Two minutes later her father the tightening of his mouth—"if you pated from the surface of the body. work of these glands. came tiptoeing to the door, beckon want to—” "When the temperature around the ing well into the winter. The strength. Between them. Faith and and let me go to the party, won’t turning foliage makes the country her father got the heavy, inert body you, honey? I—1 just couldn’t bear ing Faith to join him in the hall. “I think I do,” Bob Hathaway said body becomes warm the blood ves into bed, while Cherry stood by. to miss it, and you don’t like parties “It’s young Hathaway, Faith. He slowly, his eyes suddenly very wist sels ■ on the surface dilate and , If side a picture. The orchards are wringing her hands helplessly. much anyway. Oh. there’s a car wants to see you—come from the ful and very young and very hurt. the temperature becomes too warm laden with red, yellow and green It was eight o’clock when the doc now! I wonder if it’s Chester or party ’specially to bring you some (To Be Continued) the moisture output of the skin is H a u sd io ld apples and they are displayed for increased and cooling is provided sale on every hand by the enter ^ prising farmers or their wives. by more evaporation. Suggestions] Grape vines are ready to yield up Dry heat is more easily l)orne and burst open. A group of port their burden of fruit for the fall “Forgive me.” he stammered. than moist heat. If the air sur jam and jelly-making. The peach- ers aud baggage men beside ray rounding the body is saturated with “I don’t know whether I will or Home Page Editorials train laughed while he'*got up and picking season is just now at its not. Did it strike you, John Mere water, a temperature of 90 de height. Truly these are busy days awkwardly tried to replace the grees Fahrenheit may be fatal. PREPARING ROASTS, HER OWN dith, that. I was the kind of girl contents. He got it together some To prepare roasts, cover with for the home-maker who would Why Foteignets Some persons perspire much who would .stand for promiscuous how. salt and pepper, and sprinkle over preserve the abundance of the har petting immediately you met me?” The other train In the meantime more easily than others. In addi vest for the winter table. tion to the perspiration that is vis a little flour. If the meat does “I don’t know what you mean Hate Us was getting ready to move. The not seem very fat, add dabs of but •^AY- by petting—I have never kissed a by Olive Roberts Barton. brakeman stood beside the steps ible on the surface of the body, Unusual to me were two recipes, ter or pork on top. GIRL of JOQ4Y girl before in my life, and you, ready to give the signal. The Ital there is a loss of material from the one a tomato preserve of red toma Judy., only struck me as the sweet ian hurried to him and showed his skin by vaporization that is repre toes, one pineapple and three Quite the newest innovation, and a sented by the tera “insensible per BLOT. DON’T RUB. “It is very becoming. Miss est woman in all the world. ticket. The brakeman waved him oranges with a little ginger and great convenience—as it is long The day was hot and sultry and two cars back to theT smoker, then spiration.” "" Always dry lettuce In a clean plenty of sugar, to be eaten with Dean,” said Joan’s maid, grudg “Judy, forgive me, I couldn’t ray train in the baking sun was help it. Dear girl, I love you—I he waved his hand at the engineer This loss goes on constantly and towel, or in absorbent paper before toasted English muflfins ne.xt.win enough for a petticoat and short ingly, as she threw the white os- not to start for fifteen minutes. It has been found by Dr. F. S. Bene using in salad, as water clings to enough for a step-in. The “Petti 'i feather^and velvet wrap over more than love you— I— I— oh, ahead. ter. The other was for pinato gave me time to observe a little The train moved out and left dict and his associates in the Bos it and often ru)ns the taste of tl* •te gown. the English language is so inade tragedy. sweet pickle, which means pineap coat Step-In!’ is made of crepe dq quate to express what I feel for Joe bewildered and misera'Dle in ton nutrition laboratory of the Car salad dressing. ple and tomato. Tjiree pounds vou, Sarah,” I said per- tVhen I pick up a paper that its wake. The brakeman looked chine and fine lace. as I pinned the white you.” negie Institute of Washington to green tomatoes are sliced to two tells how the gondolier in 'Venice over and grinned. And the group bear a direct relationship to the FLAVOR DRESSING. OK my shoulder, which I He came forward again; I tried threatenes to capsize your boat if pounds canned or fresh pineapple, to push him away, but he was beside my train roared with de metabolism, or chemical inter A tablespoon of tomato catsup and two pounds granulated sugar. took . a the great’ sheath that I the tip is not sufficiently large, lighted laughter! change constantly going on within had found in my room when I en stronger than I thought, and he and how Dutch children make a added to the French dressing will The liquid is one cup eacR honey tered. drew me into a little alcove beside pastime of pushing American the body. give it an unusual flavor. Minced and pineapple juice and four cups There was no name on the card where we were standing and pul tourists into the canals, there Leather Flowers Persons with diseases of the thy chutney is also in addition. mild cider vinegar. The spices, a A thought — just this sentence had been writ led me down beside him on the di comes back the pathetic figure of roid gland, whose metabolism is table spoon each allspice, whole ten— ’’For the girl who had con van: again his j’^outh sought mine. an Italian bent nearly double with high, were found to have a large FOR MAYONNAISE. cloves and stick cinnamon, two of Brethren, If a man be overtaken “Stop, John. It does not excuse the weight of two old canvas cases amount of insensible perspiration, Mayonnaise dressing takes on a yellow mustard seed and one blade In a fault, ye which are spiritual, vinced me that this is a beautiful restore such a one in the spirit of world after all.” you at all because I am the first packed to bursting with probably whereas persons with diabetes, most attractive color if a quarter of mace. The spices are to be tied girl you ever kissed, and I must all of his worldly goods. whose metabolism is low, had a of a cup of tomato puree is added in a thin bag and placed in the meekness; considering thyself, lest "Is Miss Meredith ready, Sar thon also be tempted,— Gal. 6:1. ah,” I asked. • say you do it like a veteran, ftbw- He came down the platform be smaller loss...... , to every two cups of drossing. liquid. ' “Yes, she is waiting, Miss Dean.” ever, you must know that some tween the two trains, evidently The determination of the basal one might be coming along this ‘confused. He kept stopping vand metabolism is a complicated pro BAKING CAKES. It is a good idea when making Never does the human soul ap I stepped out into the hall hur pear so strong as when It foregoes riedly and ran straight into the hall at any time. 'What if it ■were looking back as though he might cess as compared with the meas The success of a cake usually up new curtains to put a three-inch Joan, what would she think of be expecting some one. The other urement of the insensible perspira lies In the accuracy in measuring, hem both at top and bottom, for revenge, and dates to forgive an outstretched arms of John Mere Injury.— E. H. Chapin. ' dith. me?” train pulled out slowly, my friend tion. .If It can be shown that the the quality of the materials used two reasons, — if the curtain “I beg your pardon,” I stutter '■‘Joan would understand, Judy, looked after it anxiously. two factors are closely correlated, and the baking. Use the best in ed. she has been in love, and I think But lo, there, beyond two empty it will be possible to Use the newer gredients only, and learn your “Don’t, please,” he said as his that her love for Barry Cornwall tracks lay another train. His face method on patients who may be oven. Use standard measuring arms 'clasped me so tightly that I was her first glorious rapture as lighted up. He started to cross. too 111 or not well adapted temper cups and spoons. '•'•'Uld hardly breathe. Then before mine is for you. Judy, Is it noth “Hey, Joe, come back here,” amentally to the usual methods of I knew what he was going to do— ing to you that I am giving you my shouted a m,an in some sort of measuring the metabolism. SIFT FLOUR TWICE. Be Sure Your Milk before I could get away from him first kisses. Is It nothing to you uniform. Back came “Joe” and set The measurement of the Insen Always sift your flour for cakes —his lips closed my eyes and af that for me you are my dream of ting his bags on the platform lis sible perspiration is actually mere before and after measuring. IS PASTEURIZED love come true?” tened while the man in uniform ly a very accurate measurement of terward dropped to my mouth harangued and pointed back lo the avidly. These kisses were rough, the weight of the body. It may SAUCE FOR FISH. '—Especially during the TOMORROW: Judy’s Dilcinnin. station. seem that too much emphasis ’ is Delicious egg sauce for fish Is so much so that they almost bruis It was a long distance, the. sun HOT WEATHER ed my face, so hard and quickly being given here to a very simple made by adding two finely capped cruel. The Italian drew a rough hardbolled eggs fo cream sauce. were they given. sleeve across Ills face, picked up test, yet the determination of the So that is the first kiss a man MAKING GOOD TE.A. his burden and staggered away. In pulse, the respiration and the tern- gives to a woman, I thought to my five minutes he staggqxod down perature are equally simple and BOILED POTATOES. J. H. HEWITT Sliced cucumbers make an ideal self as I driw out of hik clinging To make good tea the water the ash path beside his train, but, ^alfskiil flowers now are worn by afford information of great value 40 HoU S t. T el. 2056. arms. I opened my eyes and look to the physician. accompaniment for the fish course. must be freshly boiled, and the tea he had not noticed an iron switch. chic women with either a calfskin ed straight into John’s— he blush pot must have been heated by hav He stumbled and fell. Oue of his Drs. L. C. F. Chevens and P. B. Boiled potatoes sprinkled with pars ed like a girl. ing hot water po«red In it. bags flew out on the empty track hat or bag. or both. Mumford of the Parkslfie Mental ley make an attractive garnish. I ■ t f.. -MANCHESTER-EVENING HEEAJ.D, SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1926. F L ftP I^ FANNY sa&9 SENSE AND nonsenseGAS BUGGIES or HEM AND AMY—You Tell ’Em, Hem \ By Frank Beck THEY CANT HOLD A MAN BELIEVE ME, WHEN HOLDING US ON L IS TE N , CAP ! W E ’LL , HE IS. EH! S it ' MY ' LAWYERS GET SUSPICION! SUCH HAVE A RIOT ON B A C K AN D , AWA'i.'iN. My new girl works In the tele JUST BECAUSE A JUDGE IS HEY, KEEPER! phone ofilce. I asked her if they ^ F T E R TOO NARROW-MINDED TO THROUGH WITH THIS CR U ST! T H E MORE OPEN, THIS T< OUR HANDS IF THAT , t e l il h i m t o ’ paid her pretty well. She said fair, AN GET FACTS THROUGH HIS BURG, IT w o n ’t I T H IN K OF IT, YAP IN CELL 13 DONTJ jSHUT m s TRAP, but she has to work nard all day UNSUCCESSFUL NOODLE. MARK MY WORD, HAVE ANYTHING T H E H O TTER 1 GET. DOOR. I CAN THE CH.-'^TTER. lo R I'l l p .'c k to make both ends meet. ATTEMPT TO THERE'LL BE A SHAKE-UP IN LEFT BUT THE HE’LL NEED' demakd HE’S STILL YOWLi.NG 12 BOZOS OUT CONVINCE AN TH E POLICE DEPARTMENT CITY LIMITS. IT’LL ASBESTOS MITS FOR JUSTICE, AND OF THE NEAREST Xeighbor— I understand your INQUISITIVE JUDGE FOR THIS o u t r a g e . PAY HIGH FOR TO HOLD ME WITH JUSTICE! KEEPING ALL THE CELLS AND LET son got his B. A. and his M. A. THAT THEY WERE NOBODY CAN TOSS THIS LO'W-DOWN W HEN .1 SPRING OTHER CROOKS THEM HAND HIM Father— Yefe, but it is still his HUNTING FOR ME INTO JAIL LIKE TRICK. A h a b e a s corpus A W A K E . RSTFULS OF P. A. that supports him. THEIR WIVES y o u 'd FLICK ASHES ■^1 I ON HIM TOMORROW. JUSTICE WHEN ARRESTED OFF A CIGAR. A bird in the hand is bad table FOR SPEEDING, (/ manners. e:)| HEM AND Our idea of nothing to argue MR. GULF SPEND about is whether Booth Tarkington T H E N IG H T / IS better looking than Irvin S. Cobb. LOUDLY DEMANDING 1 JUSTICE, AND / / ^ STOW THE Flappers may , wear next to REMEMBERING ^ ^ GAB-WE )_ A LOT OF nothing, but it doesn’t cost that to ■7///. n.... W A N T k-eep dressed that way. THINGS THEY SHOULDVE SAID , Salesmanship TO G E T — f SLEEP] U S— elling's not just talking IT. A— and getting folks to buy; L— eading them to want something, O ' 326 B Y I . E ' . E— xplaining how and why. Copyright. I9jf., S— aiesmanship is more than that, .Among other taxes is that the M— ore work and more fun too; SKIPPY '3a Percy i hsherman puts on jouv ci'cdulity. A— dvancing modern methods— X— ew ways, but tried and true— S— ervice given, willingly THERE S THAT f H— ard work— a cheerful grin— HUM/ HAD INTELLIGENCE TESTS W h a t c h a M A I— t's making friends, for that is AN ID6A XT UJ/\S what CAcl it WH.AT S YOUR GRADE? P— uts you in line to win! See how many questions you are able to answer in this quiz. If you Time is pictured as a man but answer six correctly, your grade is must be a woman, for is it not said average. Turn to another page for • Time will tell?” the correct answers: Once upon a time if you detected the odor of tobacco in a room you took it for granted that a man had been there. Every small boy and every mar ried man would like to be dis obedient, but they are afraid to take a chance. “ Pop, what do we mean when we speak of an average man?” “ An average man, m-'' son. Is one who isn’ t as good as his wife thinks he is before she marries him, nor y OfFtfVsOOfCf/potrt/s eoprrtrst. P. I.. 1«J. Jchwon InL ' as bad as she thinks he Is after ward.” “ This is the nuts, ’ said the SALESMAN $AM Sweep Out Padded Cell No. 1326369 By Swan illiterate squirrel as he dug up his winter's food supply. E\)E.r? SIMCE. *5BrA CP'^^e. lirK THIS r HoOT^S LFiTE-t^ V o c J o x C -s e iip \ CftM HRROL'J lOPiLH- m GOHNfV CTOt^NlNG- •eeE.'N WPiTcH rss VooT We are trying to develop speed 6EE. Pi 'DoCTof^ 'B^FO'RE. » <5rO UOC>K\v : The 'larm clock woke the gentle- I man. I He Jumiced right up, and then I -v3 soon as he had shut It off. "I) ■ Went back to bed again. 'Tis true the hat he wore was straw. \ No doubt of that, and yet Tlie bloomin’ thing was also felt Cl926 BV NCA SCRV^CC, INC. liy everyone he met. WASHINGTON TUBBS H by Fontaine Fox She dearly loved her radio. Family Stuff Of it was very proud. By .Crane But couldn’t show it off at all, © W E A H 'Cause father snored too loud. T h e i r r\RST b a b y ’ s v e r y f"i r s t s p a k k i k g SUCH NEQ.V61 ASICiMC A ME FOR A JOB! WHY, YOU LR2Y COOD-FOR- n o t h i n g / Y o a l o a f e r ! TINTED CUT-UPS YOU -Y O U ------< ^ k iD Cut Out the Pieces, Paste Them Together Correctly, Color the | V J Sketch, and t ill, in the .Missing Word. | 5M • . .. - By HAL COCHRAN ...... l-f ^ 6 1 ''^ ...... GOOD 0 ^ W N ! 7 m ^ p r : W H A T S T h ’ KLOT .V4>m 1 zifc J S ••• -JX* q ON' ■* • -- ^ How queer the looks. They use his skin in pocketbooks. His tail is strong. \ He crawls along (Copyright t92S, h f Tho Boll Sywdtwt, The swampy lands, in hidden nooks. .y PAGE TWELVE MBS. BOSTWICK’S FUNERAL HIS IGNORANCE OP ENG- DANCE The funeral service of Mrs. BIG GERMAN MOVIE LISH GAINS HIM gO DOUBLE FEATURE Given by the' tONIGHT SIMOLEONS. WAPPING Annie M. Bostwick at her late ZIPSER CLUB/ home on 23 Bissell street, was ' TO BE SHOWN HERE AT CIRCLE TODAY Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Ar largely attended yesterday after at Jarvis Grove IMPERIALS Two employees of the silk nold of Broad Brook, with friends noon. There were many friends mills were arguing on the day are motoring through Maine dur and relatives present from out of To-night of the big fight, the merits of “The Flying Horseman” With — at— ing their vacation. Mrs. Arnold town. Floral tributes were numer at 3 o'clock ‘Variety,” the Feature That the champion and the challeng Buck Jones and “ Fate of a was Miss Phyllis Doane of this ous and unusually beautiful. Sand , er. One was an Irishman and Startled New York is Booked Flirt” With Dorothy Revier town before her marriage. Rev. J. S. Neil officiated. Burial the other an Italian. The latter Harry Files, Jr., from Suffield, was in the East cemetery. The Gravel THE AL PIERRE TABARIN by State Theater. asked the former who was on Same Bill. •will spend next Sunday with his pall bearers were John J. McCar MODERN DANCING fighting and received the reply mother, Mr*. Inez Files. thy, Edward F. Moriarty, Freder Stone Willimantic “ Dempsey and Tunney.” I bet If you are looking for a divert Mrs. Norma S. Thompson has ick A. Lennon, Lincoln Carter of At the RAINBOW on the Italian “ Tony” said the ing entertainment, do not fail to (By Staff Correspondent.) been under treatment for her eyes Manchester, Joseph Carter, o f New Loam and Grading I'o n ig h t DANCING 8.80 UNTIL 12. man from the sunny clinic, and see Buck Jones in “ The Plying during the past week. She is now York, W. G. Chamberlain of he did, getting five to one odds. Last evening, after the comple Horseman” at the Circle for today on her vacation. Mrs. Thompson Springfield. M oving Bill Tasillo’s Orchestra Admission 50 Cents. tion of the performance at the State The other laughed at the for only. was formerly Miss Norma Stough Admission...... 50 cts. eigner’s foolishness as Tunney Here is a picture that furnishes ton of this place. theatre, a small group was Invited money could not be found any and ’Trucking by Manager Jack Sanson to see a something new not only in the way There ■was a party of twenty at where in Manchester, or for of thrills but more particularly in the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Howard private showing of the German mo that matter, hardly any place CHILD SHARES tion picture that has been running the way of laughs. Buck Jones, H. Spencer, of Avery street, on SUNDAY DINNER ABOUT TOWN else. playing the part of Mark “Wlnton, Thursday evening to listen over for ten weeks at the Rialto in New The backei of “ Tony” is a at the PIPE SMOKING York. “ ’Variety” ' is an unusual riding to participate in a free-for- the radio to the results of the All Kinds of Johnny Lathrop, a student at happy mull today as lie dis picture, from the American point of all radio, comes upon a brood of fight. the local High school, who broke WITH MOTHER plays a roll of $50 he won seven youngsters who are being The East Hartford-'Wapping Cemetery Grading his left collar bone recently in . ... backing “ Tony, the Great Ital abused by the manager of a ranch bridge is under construction and practice with the school football The Manhattan movie critics Hotel Sheridan have been out-doing one another in ian pugilist.” who accuses them of frightening the main road through the western team, will probably be able to re his horses. Mark defends the part of the town is closed but a ’ Turkey, Duck or Chicken turn to school Monday. Howe^■er, praising this production. They A big Packard with a Texas li said that it marks a new epoch in children and when he takes them detour over a dirt road has been with all the filings, $1. 416 Center Street he will be off the team for the rest cense attracted considerable atten to their father, he finds the latter provided. of the season. moving pictures and have declared South Manchester tion on Main street In the South it one of the few great pictures of PARK STREET CRASH to be a happy-o-lucky irresponsible Mrs. Frank C. Stoddard has as her guest her mother, Mrs. Minor 12 M. to 2:30 P. M. End* yesterday afternoon. It was all time. After seeing It last eve parent and perfectly indifferent to Tel. 341 Drivers who were forced to be not so much the Packard car and the future of his motherless young Bacon of Simsbury, who Is spend Also a la Carte Service. on the road late last night and early ning, it can be said that none of the Texas license as it 'was the oc these advance notices were incor BADLY WRECKS CAR sters. ing the week there. this morning reported an unusualli' The Evergreen Lodge of Masons cupants. rect. Not enough can be said in The excellent co-feature Is “ The dense fog. It was window clean A young man was driving. There Fate of a Flirt,” starring petite No. 114, F. and A. M., will hold miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiifiiifififiiiiijl ing day for the merchants as all of praise of “ 'Variety." were two other older men on the Dorothy Review. The play deals its regular meeting next Monday the display windows were covered It is not a long picture. In fact, Woman Slightly Injured When front seat and a father and mother with the love of a young actress evening at their lodge rooms at with moisture so that the goods it is really shorter than most of our Two Cars Meet— No Arrests and two children, ■were on the rear American productions. But “ Va for one who works as the chauf East "Windsor Hill. :ould not be seen. On Saturday afternoon at two seat. They were Mexicans. The riety” has taught American movie Made. feur for her aunt. This aunt, vain mother was dressed in garish col and ambitious, has other plans for o’clock. Sept. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Daylight saving ends tonight. producers this lesson; it does not John E. Lathrop will entertain the It Is On ors and in her mouth she had a When you retire, push back the take an elaborate plot, twelve An automobile accident occur her niece. This is marriage to Sir big clay pipe. members of the Center M. E. hands of the clock one hour and reels and a million dollars to make red at Park and Chestnut streets Gilbert, a young En,glish lord The heating rush is now on and it is now a case of S A reporter had a little talk with whom she has never seen. church and Sunday school at their you will be on time with the rest a picture a great production. “ Va at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. Mrs. home on Ellington Road to a fiHilt first come first served, E the family. They all spoke fairly riety” Is short, has a simple theme, The chauffeur is clever, and with if the world tomorrow morning. Oscar Johnson of Laurel street, re and lawn party. The Case orches good English. While the mother makes no pretentious efforts at the help of his sweetheart, foists If you intend to have that heating system for next 5 ceived an injury to her neck. It tra will furnish music for the oc was speaking she took the pipe out gorgeous sets, but is any number an innocent and fake blackmail F.ldna Hansen Johnston, former .was not serious. No one else casion and games will be played winter, get into line before the places are all taken. | of her mouth and handed it to a of times more effective than some scheme on both aunt and uncle, ly well known locally as a soloist, was injured. Motorcycle Police and all will enjoy some of the boy about four years old who kept American movies that have been which makes them agree to their There are always some waiting for heat when the will be heard in a thirty minute man R. H. Wirtalla investigated. fruits of Mr. Lathrop’s farm. 5 on smokin,g it as his mother talk produced at a cost of a million or marriage. program of old favorite songs from No arrests were made. Miss Bernice Coveil, daughter of cold weather comes. | Radio Station WBZ, Springfield, ed. more dollars. The young man said that the Oscar Johnson and his wife were ^Irs. Charles • W. Coveil of King Mass., this evening at 10 o’clock. Almost no sub titles are employ street and Charles Raymond Ash- family started from Texas six proceeding up Parle street in their She will have as her assisting art ed in'this picture. Action is what BRAZIL IS ITSITED BY well, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert months ago and were looking over Studebaker sedan and their ma ist Frank C. Bradbury, one of the counts. The German methods of FATAL WIND STORM. Ashwell, of North Main street. the United States. He said they photography are so much different chine collided with the roar end of premier banjoists of this country. an Overland -edan operated by West Hartford, were married Sat M. A. FERRIS have so arranged their tour that from the American methods, that Itambe, Brazil, Sept. 25.— A urday evening, Sept. 18, at 8:30, Carl Nygren of this town. The heavy gale swept this city yester Heating Contractor they will striKe the southern states when “ Variety’ Is viewed the spec at the home of the bride’s mother. when the cold weather arrives. tator is amazed at what seems the crash turned the car operated by day, causing four deaths and Injur Nyigren completely around and The Rev. James W. Lord, rector of 65 East Center Street Teacher of Voice From here they headed for Flori abrupt changes from one scene to ing 152. The heaviest casualties St. John’s church performed the pushed it onto the sidewalk. Ny- were in a church where a heavy da. another. The Germans do not be ceremony, members of the immedi “ What do you think of this lieve in wasting a half hour on a gren’s car was badly damaged. He ceiling fell. Many houses were uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH carried insurance on his automo ate families being present. Miss town?” kiss. Three short camera shots, damaged. Helen Zipfel of Rockville was maid Eldna Hansen taking In all about one fourth the bile but Johnson did not. "Cleanest little city we struck so of honor and Francis Hoffman of far on the route,” was the answer tin^e required by American pro East Hartford was best man. A re as the party moved off. ducers, and the kissing has been ception followed the ceremony aft Johnston done in a way hundreds of times er which Mr. and Mrs. Ashwell left more effective. BARROWS FUNERAL for a wedding trip. They will be at Careful Home Instruction. According to the German cus The political aspirant who knew home after October first, at No. 21 Approved Method. tom, the names of the actors are hot and cold is replaced by the THISAHERNOON Frederick street, Hartford. For appointment, ’phone not printed on the film. But Emil A Little Money one who talks wet and dry. Jannings has the leading role and Rockville 421-4. is ably supported by the equally capable Lya DePutti. Jannings General was last seen in this country in the Representatives from Elks and j Auto Repairing and movies before the time of the Great Local City Club to Be at the War, in “ The Last Laugh.” This Services. Overhauling picture failed to make a hit with SHELDON’S GARAGE WiD Buy One PHONE! Americans, because they could not It Is expected that the funeral i Rear of 25 Hollister Street. grasn the effects of German photo services of Kingsley Barrows at | Phone 119-3. Residence 693-2. graphy. i ^ ; ■ ■ his home on Andover Road in Bol- j Jannings is a master actor, and ton this afternoon will be largely | gives a performance that has-but attended. Rev. A. E. Ayers, pas few equals in the movies. “ Varie tor of the Norwich IMethodist ' GOOD THINGS TO CAT ty” is a dramatic masterpiece, be Metal Worker church, ■will officiate. I Of These sides being a masterpiece in cine There ■will be a representation j matography. MisH DePutti has for present from the Rockville Lodge i Copper and galvanized iron gut Shop At Pinehurst several years been one of the lead of Elks of which he was a member. I ters, tin and paper roofing, hot air ing actresses in Europe, but in “ Va The City Club quartet will sing as ! We have a few cars, recently taken in ^ riety” she makes her bow to the furnaces, repaired and reset. will Jarle Johnson, also a member ' trade, that have been re-conditiond. ^ American public, and most certain of the City Club where Mr. Bar- They Are Not Much Tonight ly does' it successfully. Some of rows was steward for several years. the old timers will remember JTan- Following_the funeral services, Good— Will dispose of them at prices away | Special from 6 until 9, on Medium Ivory, 4 cents a nings when he toured the United the body will be taken to Sprin,g- Wm. Bray States as a stage' player. field where it wilf be cremated and Either your clock or your below market value. cake. Limit 2 cakes to a customer. It is to be hoped that when “ Va home. Let them run down 19 Wadsworth Street later buried in the Quarryville and neither is worth very We do not intend to carry any perishable fruits or riety” is shown in Manchester, lo cemetery. Telephonj 311-3. They include Chevrolets, Buicks, vegetables over. Specials on all of these after 6 o’clock cal theatre patrons will appreciate much. its worth. Getting away, as it Wind up your home by at just about cost. does, from the cut and dried Amer making those necessary re Dodges, Fords, etc., pleasure and commer Pinehurst Hamburg, 25 cents pound. Tender Pot ican photoplays, it should be a weL pairs—nowl Don’t waste any ARTESIAN WELLS more time. Get started. Roast, 25-29 cents pound. come relief.. Drilled Any Diameter— cial cars. R. E. Sherwood, cinema editor of Cook’s Cider Mi] When it comes to sugges “ Life,” said that “ Variety” is one tions on repairing the house, Any Depth Any Place you’ll find we can help some. of that select number of perfectly Come in now — talk it over directed pictures. He declares that and get going in the right Charles F. Volkert only a few American pictures, “ He direction. Who Gets Slapped.” “ The Merry Open Mondays and! Blast Hole Drilling 'Widow,” ^ n d “ The Ten Command Test Drilling for Foundation ments,” can approach the perfec “ Even the Birds Own W. R. Tinker, Jr. tion achieved in “ Variety,” al Water Systems Thursdays i Their Homes — And Pumps for All Purposes, though nofie of those pictures were Repair Them.” Special For 15 Days told "in the short, immensely effec 130 Center St. Phone 1000 tive manner that this great Ger We buy apples from you. HIGHLAND PARK P. 0. starting Monday, Sept. 27. man UFA production is related. We make cider for you. 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IN McPh e r so n when clocks and watches nCHT DEMPSEY Z ' . ------’ . » • A LESSON FROM P/operty damage, nearing FOREIGN JURIES should be set back an hour. Washington, Sept. 25. — Everyntalklng about, has to admit that ? 200,000,000. More than one-third of the This was the toll re^rtqd to time there Is a heavy storm any Florida did have a hnriicane. population ol the United States Brown made a speech before the THEWCANE date of the ^hurricane which IN HALL CASE HOAXnOITING IN TH^SPRING where in the western hemisphere, 'N has used daylight saving time 13th annual business conference at swept southern Florida a week ago. this year. Herbert Janviin Brown’s stocks Wellesley Hills, Mass., • recently. goes up and the "" United States The summer of 1926-7, which Is The 315 dead in the Moore- Los Angdes Man, Chicago Deal for Return Match in weather bureau decides the party winter here but summer south of Win Build Strongly Enough haven district as reported to State and the Defense Each is a bust and wishes it hadn’t the equator, will be mighty chilly Governor Martin by state officers ‘FARTHEST NORTH’ come. south of the line, he predic+'-'i. And In that stricken section near Woman Held; One Says California Made Last Herbert Janvrin Brown is a sort' in this northern hemisphere, he to Resist Fntnre Tempests; Lake Okeechobee brought up ^ Charge Intimidatkm of of unofficial weather prophet. He went on.^the summer of 1927 will the death list from 400 reported Night in Conference at insists that by studying sun spots be an equally frosty one. Its Soejal life Already dead yesterday. Witnesses; Fnc^ Trial to Aimee Pledged Financial MURDER REVEALED he can tell in a general sort of way There’ll be torrid spells, he ad It Is believed that all so far what the weather will be like' as mitted, but enongh cold ones, he dead have been reported but the Care for Life. Philadelphiac far as three years ahead. asserted, to kill the crops. Resumed. list may be increased slightly by Start October I s . The weather bureau insists that What frets the weather depart deaths of injured victims now in he cannot. Nor can any other ment is that Brown has enough hospitals and homes. Death of Peary* Man, Sup Somerville, N. J., Sept. 25.—» By DAVIS J. WALSH. man, say the government experts. disciples to give his forecasts a Miami, Sept. 25.— A hurricane Los Angeles, Sept. 25.— Harry Long-distance forecasting, ^they I market effect. Hard-headed hous Brutality and threats In forcing Is a bitter teacher, but a city learns ilelosh. 35-year-o.ld Los Angeles posed Drowned, Act of Philadelphia, Sept. 25.— Gene say. is not impossible. es in Chicago, it reports, which witnesses to “ come clean” are from one. clothing salesman, and Mrs. Babe Tunney and Jack Dempsey, princi But Brown is unruffled. He had main not believe in him a bit never BAITLE for lives charged today by the prosecution predicted that the summer and theless have to pay due attention Miami has learned. It knew Daniels, formerly of Chicago have pals in the greatest sport event of and the defense in the Hall-Mills Frightened Eskimo. fall of 1926 would be tempestuous tor his predictions because prices how to langh before, but not at It both confessed in San Francisco all time, will play the second game and chilly, and he says that the flnctnate as he hands out his hints. murder case. Affidavits have been self. OF 43 ENTOMBED made by two alleged victims of in that they had negotiated -with Mrs. New York, Sept. 25.— Details ol of their own particular world se next winter will come, early and His forecasts are q’i’ fe widely ac stay late. Accordingly, whenever cepted at par by farmers, and ev In the boom days of ballybooing timidation. Aimee Semple McPherson, woman ries sometime next spring in Cali realtors, no good citizen could ad the “ farthest north” murder, in there is a heavy storm anywhere It en the White House lays In an ex Willard E. Staub, of New Brnns« BTangelist, to produce a “ Miss X ” fornia. mit any flaw in Miami’s perfections. as the companion of Kenneth 6. which Ross G. Marvin, aid to Ex — ^in the eyes of a lot of people— tra snpply of kin^jling wood. wick, in an affidavit asserted he waa- That, at least, was the tip that The city says frankly now that of Oimiston, former radio operator at plorer Peary in his successful dash bears out Brown’s contentions. Every time the weather depart MidiigaB Mine Shaft, Weak chained to a bed all night in state came to the writer this morning, The Florida hurricane, followed ment sees an nnnsnal storm blow course the tropics breed hurricanes, police headquarters at Somerville Angelas Temple, in the Cottage at to the Pole in 1909, was slain by a bnt “Let it blow. We’ll bnfld Daimel. They will be questioned two days after the battle of the closely by a similar storm away up it shudders. when he refused to admit to prose» frightened Sskimo guide named off in Paraguay, are the latest. strongly enough to resist the wind.” cation investigators that he was at by District Attorney Asa Keyes to- Sesquicentennial which saw Demp ‘ More capital,” Is'groans,” for eiied by Rains, Collapses; Kndlooktoo, were revealed here to Brown remarks “the freakiest H. Janvrin Brovn. And the old langh of sunny days the Phillips farm the uighL of the day. has a more mature ring to it.* In day by Dr. Isaian Bowman, presi sey shorn of the heavyweight title weather yet” and continnes to pre He never overlooks a bet. The murders of the Rev. Edward W. The pair were arrested in San in a manner most convincing. the midst of crumbled walls, blot- Prancisco after a long search. Me- dent of the American Geographical dict bad weather. And the weath ifthite Honse, laying in fuel sup Three m Cage KiDed. Hall and Mrs. Eleanor R, Mills. Dempsey admitted, before leaving er bnrean, still as Insistent as ev plies, is the best kuid off grist for ted-ont wealth and death, Miami Stanb said be was kept in Jail k>sh was held on conspiracy charges society. can langh. It still is a playground For sixteen years, or since the town, that he was figuring on an er that he doesn’t know what he’s his milL several days. and Mrs. Daniels as a material wit other shot at Tunney. The latter, and the players now are sophisti Ironwood, Mich., Sept. 25.— For Called Justifiable ness. successful Peary exp^idon. it had through Billy Gibson, also express cated enongh to take their fun Had Libera Promise. hern thought that Marvin was ty-six miners were entombed nnd- Captain Harry Walsh, one of ed his desire to ^ ve the old cham open-eyed and defiantly. Special Froseentor Simpson’s chief Under oath. Melosh stated that drowned. Thre-i years ago Kndlook- pion a chance and Tex Rickard MDDLEWESTIN Show Places. e - thousands of tons of debris in Mrs. McPherson had promised to too embraced Christianity and was ST. LOUIS WINNER Investigators, said the treatment quietly intimated that plans al The visitor to Miami before the a cave-in in G shaft o f the Oliver accorded Stanb was Jnstifiable be* take care of him financially for the baptized, and then, to ease the ready were under way for the re storm would have been shown, be Mining Co. here last night. canse he was a refractory witness. remainder of his life in the erent pangs of conscience, told his story turn meeting. yond a donbt. magnificent Villa he could put the “ deal” orer. Part to Knnd Rasmussen. Danish ex GRIP OF WINTER OF NATIONAL RACE! Today while scores of frantic “There is nothing nnnsnal abont Agree on Details. Yiscaya. the $6,000,000 estate laidi bandcnfSng a troublesome witness of the alleged “ deal” was finding plorer, who two years ago told it to Rickard. Gibson and Gene Nor- wives, mothers and children moan out by the late James Deering. Mi ed and shrieked at the entrance of to a bed,” Walsh asserted. a “ Miss X” to play the role of Or- Dr. Bowman. mile held a series of conferences ami wouldn’t have mentioned the Rasmussen Story the shaft hundreds of resene work Robert H. McCarter, of defmise miston’s companion. He also said last night, according to reports, inevitable squalid slam section. The story was told to Bowman ers labored frantically to save the eoonsel, replying to Insinuations he was to have produced the “kid and it lyas said that most of the 111111 But today, with a wry smile, Mi napers'* of Mrs. McPherson, who by Rasmussen when the explore details were agreed upon. The Qikago Snymrs in Record Carfinak (Xndi Pe Uves of the imprisoned men. that private detectives had sought ami points to Villa Viscaya—in 4 S BeU ered AHt b to intimidate state witnesses, de claimed she was spirited away to visited New York alter many years fight, it was declared, would be mins—and to a gronp of negro Mexico by a "SteTe” and a “ Rose,” in the Arctic. Rasmussen’s contacts held either in San Francisco or Forty-three of the men are be nied “browbeating” tactics wers Breahmg Weather Doe Tanks May End C m iM in| shanties, flimsy clapboard struc lieved still alive on the eighth lev employed. rhile her followera thought she with the Eskimos have been ol the Los Angeles. tures, erect and nnseratetaed. had been drowned while swimming closest. Rickard was not the authority el of the mine, bnt all night efforts Senator Simpson prepared todMT-‘ Conrageons, rebnilding Miami to reach them ' bad failed 'this to ask for severance of trial for the at Ocean Park. Threatened Eskimo for this statement. In fact, the Here by Tmnorrow. Thrir League Today. has resumed its dances, bridge par Healing on Monday. “ According to Rasmussen’s story” promoter refused to discuss the morning. four d^endants, Mrs. Frances sltnation in any way beyond say ties and teas in the exclnstve snob Three are believed dead; Thom Stevens Hall, her brothers, Willie Mrs. McPherson and her mother, Dr. Bowman said today, “ Knd bish hotels. *Bnt today it has looktoo, Marvin and a second Eski ing that he believed Dempsey and as Rowell, undergroniid electri and Henry Stevens, and t h ^ con- Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, will lace a (Thlcago. Sept. 25.— Chicago and New York, Sept. 25.— ^Wlth the dealt ont a sentence of 60 days of preliminary hearing Monday on mo named Innkitsoo, bnt called Tnnney were good for another big cian; Evar Gnstafson, asMstant sin, Henry B, Carpender. gate and that he meant to get iL the middle west shivered in the first National League pennant clinched hard labor in the road gang to an electrician and Gnst SeU, assistant Simpson's appeal to r foreign charges of conspiracy, it being al Harrignn by the Peary party, -had innkeeper whp refused shelter to a leged they conspired to produce left Peary on his memorable dash “I don’t agree with people who blast of winter today. The cold by the ^ Louis Cardinals, interest electrician. lories to try the defendants has say that Tunney is a poor cham destitute and ragged woman. These three were riding In a been denied by the state sapreme lalse cTldence in connection with and were making their way back wave originated In the northern today centered on the American J. K. Dom, retired millionaire, tn their base when the dog team pion,” Rickard declared. “I per cage when the tons of earth and' court in Trenton. die Carmel incident. Rockies and is sweeping eastward. League race, where the Yankees sees a $20,000 dent blown in the became entangled in > the traces. sonally think he made a very good rock piled into the shaft. It is be Trial October IS These charges were the out Unless counteracted by warm winds lead the Indiana by two and one- walls of his beantlfnl home. But growth ol the accusation of Mrs. Because of a mistake in traU fol fight and I enjoyed every minute lieve^ the emshed cage, carrying The opinion of the eonrt was tlu^ h ^ gamra as a resnlt of Cleve- what really worries him ,is the Lorraine Wiseman-Seilaff, also lac lowing. Kndlooktoo told Rasmus of it. I also think the public would from the south it should reach At- its three victims, crashed to the the proseention's allegations that a want another Dempsey^Tunney Jahd’s deCeitt by Philadelphia-yes- broken royal palm trees. He spends ing conspiracy charges, who . said sen, Marvin completely . Rffit* kis lanticCoast states byi«goiTow,jQip bottom of the shaft at the 26th fair and unbiased trial would be., match, bnt my plans are very In lftWWBr.nMgtdn$i4- asoand the roots, level, a half mile underground. impossible 15” obtain if Somerset" Mrs. McPherson offered her a sum temper, thfew Harrlgan’s equip Weather Bureau reports. . , . trying to salvage the spark of life ment from the sled and started off definite. It is no use talking about Bljuncd county Jurors sat in the ease, was )1 money to find a “ Miss X.” the proposition until I get things A light rain fell in Chicago today. By wlnijing’^^^qth'i^ne§^ to bring back his grove. Mrs. iJaniels, it is said, was to to leave him without food or water. Mining enginem believe the without foundation. lined up.” This may turn to snow or hail by dqnble-header wIHi the Browns this Hard at Work. heavy rains of the past week which bare been that woman. Harrigan and Kndlooktoo remon night. Forecaster C. A. Donnel pre Senator Simpson prepared to- Dempsey’s Idea afternoon, the Yankees can clinch Rebuilding already is in progress loosened the earth about the shaft, start the first of the trials on OoL Both Mrs. McPherson and Mrs. strated and Marvin threatened Har dicted. The mercury dropped from at a marvelous rate. Temporarily, Kennedy charge they are vic It was D=“jinsey who inspired the peilnant. -The outcome also will caused the disaster. 18. rigan again. He said he didnt want Rickard with the idea of a return 73 to 48 overnight and is still fall be settled If New York breaks even at least, the storm created a great tims ol a conspiracy and deny they Harrigan around, that he would go ing. Failing to reach the 43 entomb- Charlotte Mills, daughter of the fight, according to what I hear. and Cleveland loses one game of a many jobs. While the city was ed men on the eighth, level from a murdered woman, called on Sena ever had dealings with Melosh, on without him. Breaks September Records. experiencing depression and the Mrs. Daniels or Mrs. Seilaff. The ex-champion left the ring un double-header with the Athletics. lower level, the resene crews are tor Simpson. When she departed “ He went on with Kndlooktoo. convinced about the finality of The current frigid wave has re The Cards clinched the pennant burden of over-development, it now Harrigan told Rasmussen that Knd sulted in untold damage to crops now laboring to get to them from she was In tears. „ Tunney’s victory and didn’t hesi -by downing the Giants, six to four, finds need for more and more work both the top and bottom. “ Mlffl Mills is apprehenislve over looktoo borrowed his ri*le on the tate to say as much. over the wheat belt of the north while Cincinnati was losing the ers to put up the mined walla pretense that he wanted to shoot a west, according to reports reaching the decision of the supreme court,” “ Gene is the best man I ever first game of a double-header with, Building will be more brisk than Simpson said when she left.' “ 8ho TOWN GIVES SLOWLY seal. A few minutes later Harrigan met but I think I can take him,” here. All-time records for low the Phillies. Chicinuati made sure for many months. Trucks hauling heard a shot and then Kndlooktoo temperature at this season of the PREFERS WILD ANIMALS feels that she can not get JusticO Dempsey said. “ In fact if I can of second place by winning the sec away the debris of the storm already for her mother's death with a returned and told Harrigan he had year have been shattered. Helena, ond game. are rolling along over roads re get him In the ring again I pre Mont., reported six degrees above Somerset trial jury,” TO AID FLORIDIANS killed Marvin. dict that I will knock him out. First Since 1888. paved to smooth out the gullies of TO DOMESTIC STRIFE zero. Rasmussen was unable to tell I’m not through. I simply need Baseball fans throughout the na wave and ruin . him. Dr. Bowman said, what will Damage to crops over the Cana tion today acclaimed Rogers Horns And while Miami works, unflag-, Local Red Cross Chapter Re ed to get this fight under my belt dian Wheat belt was estimated at CONN. TO MAKE SHORT be done with Kndlooktoo, wht had and now that I have done that I by and his Cardinals, who have Ingly. It can stop to play. ‘Si!ad King** Howard Going on $ 10,000,000. quests Residents to Contrib an enviable record as a guide and am a better man for it.” given St. Louis its first pennant The Tunney-Dempsey fight was a African Hunt to Get Away aid to Peary. ute as Soon as Possible. Lays It All to Eye Damage winner since 1888, a lapse of thir marvelous example. Radio antenna from Relatives. WORK OF STRIKE T H U S Normlle was circulating about, ty-eight years. . which had been torn down just five Chairman R. K. Anderson an K .K .K . ABANDONS ITS telling a story that Dempsey was Members of the South Methodist As the 1888 pennant was won by days before were strung up to the Mexico City, Sept. 25.-;-John F. nounced today that although there blind for the last three rounds and Ladies’ Aid society accepted the Chris Von Der Ahe’s Browns, the stumps of palm trees, and fans “ at Howard, “ salad king” of Haver Bench Warrants and Plenty of has been some Improvement in the invitation of Mrs. Behnfield to Cardinals’ victory this year marks tended” the fight. Crowds gather- hill, Mass., whose legal entangle Evidence . Against Gang number of contributions for Florida PLAINFIELD MEETING spend yesterday at her cottage at ments growing out of his second Taken at Stamford. relief there is still need for more (Contlnned on Page 2.) Watch Hill, R. I. (Contlnaed on Page 2.) (Contlnned on Page 2.) marriage have kept him In the funds within the next few days. spotlight recently has decided to ga )■ New Haven. Sept. 25.— New. The rest pf the country rose Holds Neither Parade Nor wild animal hunting In East Afri York thugs who -raid into Connec nobly to the occasion and gave free Convention Today; Will ' — ’— ■" — • - - ^ ca. Howard hasi cabled to George ticut and attack strike breakers ly but tor some unknown reason, Short in Hamburg, Germany, ac- Fight Injunction in Courts will receive short shrift 4 in this Manchester has been slow In this Of Interest to Old Man Manchester —by Harry Anderson -cepting an Invitation to accompany state, according to police officials smergency. A sum from our emer Short on an expedition to Africa to here who have Ijeen working on gency fun has already been sent but Plainfield, Sept. ,25.— The Ku ^------^ secure additional animals for a the almost fatal attack on three^ It is not enough to fill the quota Klux Klan will not violate a court menagerie. ► Brooklyn men here TharsdSy. even this town should send so the local Injunction and parade here today. Howard is now entirely free ing by a gang that eMa|led In an chapter of the Red Cross again It was announced by leaders of the from the legal difficulties brought automobile. The Fairfiold county makes an appeal today to our resi organization. Prank C. Congdon, about by his sons, Albert and John Superior Court has Issued bench dents to contribute at once to help of Plainfield and other heads have who. charged that their father’s warrants for a group, of thugs held- the homeless and helpless people in announced that the Klan will not L A S 'rE C ?E O / | 2 1 anCHES'TE(?C MoVNTeP second marriage was bigamous. He in Stamford who are supposed to v A^rm wrecked Florida. defy the law by attempting to pa has expressed a desire to get away have attacked garment workers in, rade nor will they hold their pro from people, and parUculajly not Bridgeport and New Ha\|ea tonnty ;- posed convention as planned. In to see his first wife or his two sons officials may follow suit. stead the organization will take again. Hence the African trip. He Photographs of the New York, the matter to the courts. believes that despite his 72 years thugs captured in Stamford ^ and lABINET OF POLAND The proposed parade has been he still is strong and vigorous Greenwich are in the hands of New called off following a court order enough to stand the hardships of Haven police along with finger SUDDENLY RESIGNS Issued by Judge Booth denying the life in the jungle for a few years. prints and the police say they will ’ application of the Klan to hold its have an accurate ca% against cer-^ demonstration here today. A com ODD FELLOWS ATTACH tain of the gang. Five of the meul Country Excited in Opposition plaint against the meeting 'had SECRETARY’S PROPERTY are said to have police records, in i Providence, Sept. 25.— An at to 2 Ministers But Trouble been made by the town of Plain- New York City or state. field. Town officials feared that tachment for $30,000 In behalf of ------M—------:------Is Not Anticipated. disorders would ensue it the pa the Rhode Island Grand Lodge of * Bm'THDAY PAR'TY. rade and convention weer permit Odd Fellows has been placed Seven mothers and their chil Warsaw, Sept. 25.— The Polish ted. against the property of Klrtland dren attended the birthday party cabinet resigned today. The resig H. Wilson, former grand secretary. given by Mr. and Mrs. Arihnr nation created a sensation, as it It was learned today. Wilson re Smith of 30 Lilley street in honor was wholly unexpected. It follow GAINES TO DIE DEC. 11 signed suddenly from his office on of their three-year-old son W. Ed- ed a vote of censure suffered by the Sept. 15, although his term was win,- yesterday. A birthday cake government in the “ Sejm" (lower £)Ofi<(^OOFl not due to expire until May of with three candles occupied, a chamber) last night, directed FOR DAUGHTER’S DEATH rsELecTAie/V) 1927. prominent place on the table. Lit tgainst the minister of the interior U iHt Tint For? Neither Wilson nor his,wife, who tle Edwim receive nnmerons gifts. ind the minister of education. A In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Foi? THC "l TOLO Ya S o^ is an officer in the Rebekahs, an There Is some agnation apparent, Wap Veteran Receives Sentence fjCvV auxiliary to the Odd Fellows, could Smith entertained a party qf but no trouble is anticipated, as Calmly But Protests His CwYG T o SAV TRf Y be found la this city and Cal "Wil friends from this town and Weri President Pilsudski has the situa- Oven Hartford. Alibi Was Good. P iC ife o Me, t i f f son, a brother, ^ald they were in don under control. C o a t Philadelphia attending the nation 9- It is believed that the present Seattle, Sept. 25.— Convicted of Tunney, al convention. premier. Professor Bartel, will be c ) HONOLULU REALTY ] murdering his daughter Sylvia, 22- Td yviN / © JUMPS BY MILLIONS. called upon to form a new cabinet. R. I. SUMMER HOME year-old Smith college graduate, Honolnln, Sept. 25.— Assessed President Pilsudski has requested last June, Wallace C. Gaines, dis •DESTROYED BY FIRE. the old cabinet to carry on the du abled war veteran, will be hanged valnation of real property in th^ ties of government until a new cab at Walla Wall& state prison De Warwick, R. L, Sept. 25.— Four city and county of Honolnln has inet has been formed. cember 11. firemen were injured early today increased $60,000,000 in- four Outwardly calm and grim, YlKeA/txt6ic tveNT when fire destroyed the summer years, according to the annaal Gaines stood before Judge Robert Ol* ^FOI?n