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TROUBLES MULTIPLY t POUCE CHIEF GERMANY IS UNABLE HUITMAN AND FOR A JOHN SMITH “REDS” AGAIN Scotland Yafd Probes Indianopo\is, March 24— John Smith, Negro, was on trial In IN MIAMI AS H A I B W I N 2 Criminal Court for burglary. TELL HOW TO Gun Running By Irish TO MEET PAYMENTS “ Have you ever been arrested | before,” boomed the judge. | N E ^ ^ K U L E R “ Nosuh, judge,” came the res-1 OUTUWWAR Londpu> March. 24— Gpaded on^ dieted. The prisoners are Joseph DISPUYCDPS ponse. I by several ominous warnings which Nolan, charged with illegal posses UNDER DAWES’ PLAN The prosecutor called for j sion of arms, and the steward of the file on “ John Smith." The i threatened personal injury, Scot a vessel plying between this city Indicted With Four Others record showed a total of 129 | Submit New Universal Dis land Yard chiefs today intpn'sified and Antwerp. The latter was taken Judges Make Decisions Aft charges, includiiiig fishing on ; their investigation of the alleged into custody by detectives who Sunday and murder. The 19- For Death of a Prisoner Bankers to Play Important armament Plan to League; plot of Irish Republicans to smug found a number of automatic pistols NAB BIG SWINDLER er Long Session; Keith’s year-old youth’s eyes bulged, j gle arms and munitions into the and a quantity of ammunition in Then he was permitted to see Free State by way of London. baggage taken from the vessel. Two Years Ago— Arrest Part In New Schmne to the folder. “ Judge, yer hon What Soviet Russia Sug The numerous Scotland Yard de At Stockwell, a suburb of Lon IN ST. LOUIS P. 0 . Win In Furniture, Dewey- or,” suddenly came from the tectives who participated in the don, a secret arsenal was found. prisoner, “ I wasn’t born when roundup of the supposed Irish gun The “ cache” contained a number of Causes Sensation. Help Her Meet Obliga some of these things was done.” gests. ^ men today received the following automatic pistols, riflfes and a quan Richman in Jewelry. It was the criminal record of tity of munitions. warning: tions— To Take Question all the John Smiths since the “ The fight is on. Interfere at It la believed that the warnings Caught After Long Chase; city was founded. came from one of several hundred Miami, Fla., March 24.— Police Geneva, March 24.— Soviet Rus your own peril.” After a long conference last Meanwhile two prisoners were young Irish Republicans in London Chief H. Leslie Quigg was held in Out of Politics. sia, although not a member of the who are classified by the police as Had Sold $1,000,000 night judges in the Window Dress being signed— “ A Gunman.” the count3r child under twelve years attending G CLEF CLUB TO SING REGINALD DENNY ! MOTHER’S a U B M ARS the Princess theater on VUlage AKDALE PETE IS A The Aces Baseball team, amateur street Saturday afternoon, a bar of champs of Manchester for the past candy. PRETTY G IE PIKER MIDDLETOWN CONCERT AT RIALTO SUNDAY four years, will have a meeting at REINARTZ LECTURE Stanley Dobosz Post American the home of Manager Bronkie at Legion are planning for an “ Aux 457 Center street, Tuesday,- March iliary Night” to be held on April 26, a t '7:00 o’clock. All former Local Radio Wizard Tells of Speaking Contest Held. 17th In G. A. R. Hall. The com Gounod’s “ Gallia” will be the *‘Out All Night” Is Fast-Mov m i C K D The Rockville School Alumni Will Quit One in a Jiffy if a members and all other interested in His Trip North, With McMil mittee in charge are Charles Peter principal number in the coficert ing Comedy— Geo. Walsh In u m g f O f i speaking contest was held last eve- Better Looker Happens to which the G Clef glee club of 40 forming a good baseball team um wnnan lan. Illustrated With Slides. son, Peter Baker, Hilmar Kruase, Co-Feature. should report at the meeting. ing at the Sykes Auditorium. The Jos. Webster and E. L. Skoglund. Appear. voices will give in the Swedish Lu program opened with selections by theran church of Middletown to STATE John L. Reinartz gave his lecture Arno Weber of West Main street the school orchestra. The first is in New York where he Is attend To add to the list of famous dogs morrow evening. Soloists will be- There is a saying amongst those SUN. MON. on his experiences with the McMil prize was awarded to Natalie Ide which in d u e d the late Billyboy of Albert Pearson, bass, and Miss El Beople are beginning to report lan Arctic expedition before a large ing the Flower Show. experienced la traveling that any ’29, whose subject was “ Toussaint Tom Raby and the little red animal sie Berggren, soprano. thing can happen on a boat. After the first robin. Better put' on the ARTISTS PICTURE gathering of the members of the L’Overture” : second prize by Myer which used t« accompany Henry The club will leave the S'wedlsh storm doors. Manchester Mothers club and their you have seen Reginald Denny .In Winokur '28. “ The Black Horse Simonson, south end mailman, on Lutheran churnh here at 5:30 to “ Out All Night,” his latest starring friends. The lecture was given in and His Rider” ; third prize by his rounds, comes Pete, the Aire morrow and will make the trip to vehicle for Universal which comes the banquet hall of the South Lucille Cady '29, “ Our guide in dale owned by Sherwood Martin of Middletown in automobiles. to the Rialto Theater on Sunday Methodist church and was illus Genoa and Rome” . Honorable men Middle Turnpike. Following is the program: and Monday, you will, no doubt, be trated by a number of fine pictures, tion was given Kenneth Brookes Pete has come to be a familiar Glee Club— more than thoroughly convinced most of which were taken on the ’29 whose subject was “ Steerage,” t figure on the business ■ section of The Chim es...... Macy that Whoever originated this theory trip by Mr. Reinartz himself. He Step by Step ...... O’Hara Kiddies Theater Couponi written by his father. Rev. Qeorge CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Main street almost every morning, knew their onions about ocean voy took his hearers with him from the S. Brookes. Selections were given although he is never seen below the Such a Ll’l F e llo w ...... Stearns ages. In “ Out All Night,” the un THIS COUPON, WITH 5 CENTS, ENTITLES ANY time the party left Maine to the Winter and Garden Sts. . by the Boys Glee Club between the Center at the south end in the beatable Denny is seen at the peak CHILD TO ADMISSION TO THE “BARGAIN return trip. fourth and fifth numbers. The afternoon. He Shall be Like a Refining Fire, of his screen career. He goes The slides and Mr. Reinartz’s H. O. Weber, Pastor Pete starts out in the morning, from the “ Messiah” through all sorts of hair-raising MATINEE” AT THE prizes were awarded by President Albert Pearson graphic description impressed upon William A. Kuhnly. makes a stop at the Center and adventures and funny antics, every the audience the beauty of the ice Sunday School 9 a. m. Glee Club^— Washington Itinerary Announced. comes down the street, stopping at one of which is absolutely guarran- CIRCLE THEATER bergs, glaciers and topography of Only one service will be held stores where his friends and ac Spin, Spin ...... Jungst teed to send you into a fit of hys Principal Philip M. Howe of the beginning at 10:30 a. m. The pas Darling Nellie Gray .... Barnby the Arctic regions. He told some Rockville High School has an quaintances are. He is rarely ac teria. Not that we want you to get thing about the customs of the tor will examine the children to be companied by another dog, for he “ Gallia,” sacred cantata, Gounod hysteria or anything like that, but nounced the itinerary of the Wash confirmed on Palm Sunday. Miss Saturday Afternoon, March 24 native Eskimos. Very interesting ington trip which the senior class is one of those “ lone wolves” who we feel A a t for those whoi^cannot pictures of the children, some of A. Tluck will render a soprano solo prefer to work alone. stand tlm “ strains” i im laughing will take next mofith. There will and the Willing Workers will sing. S. A BAND BROADCAST BIG DOUBLE FEATURE BILL them actually hugging in their be eighty in the partw leaving He is friendly with everybody they should be given ample notifi For the week: cation. Nearly all of the action and arms “ mama” dolls, given to them Rockville Friday, April &7th. The and nobody has ever seen him an by Mr. Reinartz and supplied for Monday 7 p. m. Boy Scouts, gry except when provoked by some locale of the story takes place on class goes direct to Hap(ford, tak Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Joint Choir SHORTENED BY SINGER an ocean liner and centers around the purpose by Frank H. Anderson ing the 3:13 . train for New York other dog. He never looks for a of the J. W. Hale company. They rehearsal, fight but can handle himself clever a pair of n wlyweds who decide to arriving at 6:07 where th eyvill Wednesday 6:15 p. m. Willing spend their honeymoon on the Riv- did stunts for him and were re stay at the Hotel Bristol. Friday ly when he is forced into it afid a warded with the dolls, and Mr. Workers Society. 7:30 p. m. Lenten number of dogs have learned to let Radio listeners who heard the erla. Misunderstandings between Reinartz was glad to get their pic evening they will visit one of the services; 8:30 p. m. German Choir. Salvation Army band in Its broad the two result in a way that is sure him severely alone. cast over Station WTIC last night tures. A particularly interesting theaters. Saturday morni.ng^hey Friday 7:30 English Choir. He likes pretty girls and on his to please even the most particular will start on a short^^sigfit'seeing Saturday 9-11 German school and were disappointed In the fact that of movie fans. Marion Nixon, pret picture was one Mr. Reinartz took travels down the street may be seen the band was able to play only TODAY of himself standing beside a huge trip, at 10:45 thg^'-^ill leave for religious instruction. following one. But if a prettier ty little blonde star, plays opposite Washington,^n-dl^e B. & O. special three numbers during the half hour Denny as the flapper wife. Others n pile of stone with the American flag girl comes along, Pete leavqs his it was given. However those three presented to him by the Manchester train. They will enjoy a chicken SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH first love and follows the second. in the cast are Lionel Balmore, Lee CONTINUOUS dinner on the train, arriving at An numbers, marches, gave the band Moran and Ena Gregofy. If you S A AJ Chamber of Commerce, which they Rev. P. J. O. Cornell His itinerary reaches from Mid 15 minutes. The last one had to be South Manchester ' desired him to take with him as napolis at 3:45 where they will dle Turnipke to the South Manches have to stay up all night don’t fail 2:15 to 10:30 make a sight seeing trip of the city. cut short because the time limit was to see “ Out All Night.” far North as he journeyed. Sunday— 9:30 a. m. Sunday ter library and when he gets that up. The party will arrive in Washing school and Fellowship Bible class; far he starts the return journey. In The companlon-fea^re for Sun I At the close of the lecture the Between the band/ selections so day and Monday is George "Walsh committee of hostesses headed by ton at 6:45,where they will go di 10:45 a. m., Swedish service; 3:30 the afternoon he stays home. METROPOLITAN rect to the / Arlington Hotel. On prano solos were given by a Hart in “ The Broadway Drifter,” a I the president Mrs. R. E. Purinton, p. m. Sunday school teachers meet ford singer. Manchester people won sparkling drama of New York night served sandwiches and coffee. May 3rd the party will start for ing at New Britain. There will be dered why the singer appeared on home arriving in New York at 2:- life filled with action and suspense. no evening service. The G. Clef Glee the program for she has had no George Walsh is one of Manches 15. They will take a special train club will meet at the church at connection with the band previous r vAuuiiVIIjLIjI for Manchester arriving at 7:05 WAPPING ter’s old favorites and this is cer WI'TH 2 FEATURES-2 HARTMAN CO. TAKES 5:30 p. m. to motor to MiddTfetown ly. They would have preferred to tainly a picture that will please his daylight time\ hear the band. where a sacred concert will be admirers. MILTON SILLS ADOLPHE MENJOU Cjhurches. given under the auspices of the John Kutyla had the misfortune Union Congregational church. The Bathe News cameraman Is OVER SUMATRA HOLDINGS Luther League of that church. to sprain his elbow badly last ready to again take you on a trip — in— — in— Rev. George S/'Brookes, pastor. Notes Monday evening, while playing bas around the world for the latest 10:30— Sermon “ The Celestial The Beethoven Glee club will re ketball at the 'Wapping Parish TEST ANSWERS news happenings. A Hal Roach Burning Daylight “ Serenade” Warrantee Deeds Filed Trans City.” hearse Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m. House. „ Here is one solution to the LET Bathe comedy will round out the ferring 16 Parcels of Land 7:30— Motion picture, “ The The second tenors and basses will The Blue Triangle Club or Y. W. program. In Town of Manchester. Making of Men.” C A Girls met at the home of Mrs. TER GOLF puzzle on the comics rehearse first and at 3:30 the first page. SUNDAY AND MONDAY St. Johns Episcopal church. Rec basses will meet. Monday evening Truman H. Woodward last Tuesday Warrantee deeds were filed today tor, Rev, H. B. Olmstead. the first tenors and basses will evening, and will hold another 10:45— Sermon “ Keeping Prom meeting at the parsonage next Wed JUDGE-ftlUST BE MARRIED fn the office of the Town Clerk from meet at seven and the entire chorus the Connecticut Sumatra Tobaeco ises.” nesday evening. 6:30— Evening prayers and ser at eight o’clock. Walter S. Billings is conducting S company to the Hartman Tobacco Tuesday— 7 p. m. G Clef Glee p A s Baltimore, Ma.,— Bhilip Nagle company, transferring practically mon “ Keeping Secrets.” a removal sale at the Gift Shop, as club; 8:30 p. m. choir rehearsal. he is to remove his store from the had been a model husband. Every ; all the land of the former corpora Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. payday he turned his envelope over J. Garfield Sallis, pastor. Wednesday— 7 p. m. Boy Scouts present place to the home lot which p A 1 s “ Ain’t tion to the newly-formed Hartman to Friend Wife unopened. Then a 10:30 a. m.— Sermon “ Heroes of Troop 5. he has recently purchased with his company of Hartford. Friday— 7 p. m. Beethoven Glee friend gave him a few drinks. The land, located mostly in the the Kingdom.” / house, the former Erwin Stoughton 7:00 p. m. -—Service conducted club. pl£LC6* 1 L Bhilip went home, announced to his Buckland section of Manchester, p A spouse that henceforth he would be Love comprises 357 acres more or less by Squadron ^of Hartford Federa The Ellington Grange members tion of Men’s' Classes with colored presented their three-act drama, the boss, and demanded money for and is conveyed in 16 parcels. All entitled “ The Face at the Wind L- a pair of shoes. His better half buildings, tools and equipment are quartette. MANCHESTER SKATERS ON F A 1 First Evangelical Lutheran ow,” at the Wapping Center school promptly booted him out and call Just Included In the transfer. No men hall. All the parts were taken ex ed police. In court Bhilip told his tion of the purchase price is given. church. Rev. John F. Bauchmann, pastor. ceptionally well and it was greatly There’s hardly what you’d call story to Magistrate Rettaliata. “ I The Hartman Tobacco company TRIP TO SPRINGHELD appreciated by the audience. This guess you’ve suffered enough,” was recently incorporated and capi 10:00— English Service with a bear chance these days in Wall play was given under the auspices Street. said hizzoner, releasing Nagle. Grand?” talized for several million dollars. public examination of Catechumens. of the Wapping Grange. The young The property of the Connecticut 11:00— German Service, “ The A bus load of thirty odd Man ladies Sold home made candy be / Love of country drove Sumatra, whose stockholders are Fifth Step of Christ.” chester skaters motored to the tween the acts. t o l / them to the trench the stockholders of the new corpor St. Bernards Catholic church. Springfield Skating Arena last night Harry P. Files, a student of the e s ; ation, comprises most of the land Rev. George T. Sfunott, pastor. and enjoyed an evening of their Suffield school is confined to his liove for action led to holdings of the new firm. Masses 8:00, 9:15 and 10:30 a. home here since laet Tuesday with favorite sport. their capture; In addition to the land which is m. The steel blade gliders arrived a hard grip cold and cough. owned by the company, leases have St. Josephs Polish Catholic at the-arena about ^ o’clock and Judson G. Files is home from the f Another Denny Love of love led been taken on other tobacco land church. Rev. Sigismund Worenecki, until 10:30 participated In the pub University of Maine, for the Easter them to 'Arabia; In this town. The company has pastor. lic skating. At that time the arena vacation. He arrived about 9 evolved a plan for financing tobacco Masses at 8:00 and 10:30 a. m. was cleared of all except the Man o’clock Friday evening. MONDAY • T riu m p h Love for a Sheba led farmers with the understanding N otes, chester party, which was then al to — that it will buy their crops. 'Several from Rising Star Lodge lowed an hour and a half to Itself. Uppercuts, intrigues, No. 49 I. O. O. F. will witness the Those who went on the party re WMBOYD lirst Degree to be put on by the TALCOTTYILLE biffs in the nose, perils, port that they had a great time. mWfASTOR escapes, knockouts, six lodges of Springfield in the After the evening’s sport, the group REGINALD Municipal Auditorium this evening. LOUIS chases, dilemmas, besieged a Springfield restaurant Rev. Dr. John X. Miller an Ameri WOLH6IM duels, deUrium, The crocus along the middle like a landslide and nearly ate it can Board Missionary from Pasu- road are now in bloom. “ out of house and home” . mulai, India, will occupy the pulpit Scream s! Patrolman Alfred Say wilf com in the Talcott-vllle church on Sun HOWLS! ROARS! BROODING FOR MOTHER plete his 13th year as patrolman to day morning. day, being appointed by Mayor S. NEW FORESTRY PLAN Mr. and Mrs. James Wood and DENNY Positively the year’s Tracey Noble March 24, 1915. FOR CALIFORNIA HULLS Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Blankenburg huge lau^!! And the world’s funniest HURRIES INVALID’S END Eight students of the Rockville UNDER BIG EDDY FUND attended the International Flower -IN- overseas comedy. High school will receive their let Show at New York City this week. ters this year for participation in Placervillfe, Cal.— In a quiet way Mrs. Charles O’Britton is spend North Coventry Man Dies k k basketball, Luther Alley, Bruno work is being done here that may ing several days In New York City. When Devoted Parent Is Ambrosi, Luther Durand, Earl Bee find its fruition on tree-clad hill OUT ALL NIGHT SUNDAY sides throughout the. nation. Taken; 111 For Years. be, Russell. Pinney, Russejl Hiller, He proposed in an elevator— they manied in a NIGHT Harold Durand and Clemens Ran. Established by James G, Eddy, 100( 1000 taxicab— and intended honeymooning at Niagara Falls, Brooding over the death of his Miss Elsie C. Schulze of Cham of Everett, Wash., a western lum DAVID CHAMBERS and l a u g h s and TWO mother three weeks ago, is believed berlain street and Mrs. Emily B. berman who has given a fortune to but then the fun begins- Oh boy! You’ll scream! Talk to have hastened the death of John Swindells of Prospect street are research work from which he may CONTRACTOR about mixed up affairs! YOU AIN’T SEEN NOTHIN’ 1 LAUGHS 1 COMPLETE Checkers, twenty-eight-years old among the winners in the $50,000 never hope to profit personally, the LAUGHS SHOWS North Coventry invalid, who died at cash prize competi^faq^ conducted Eddy Tree Breeding Station, Inc., and Y E T !! ______Memorial hospital at 4:'30 this by the Laundry owners of the is seeking to produce a tree that LAUGHS 0:415 and 8:45 morning. Acute heart disease United States and Canada. will grow faster and produce better BUILDER Companion Feature brought about by rheumatism was The Stanley Dobosz Post Amer lumber than any current species. LAUGHS the direct cause. ican Legion have purchased 37 Eddy set aside $200,000 as a fund George Walsh in “The Broadway Drifter” MONDAY to carry on the work and appointed First and Second Mortgages For nearly four years, the young music books for the Rockville Boys’ A Story of New York’s Night Clubs. 3 SHOWS man had been confined to his bed Band. two young graduates of the for arranged on all new work. LAUGHS or an arm chair. Several times, it Mrs. H. C. Smith of Grove street estry division. University of Cali M a tin e e ...... 2 :1 5 Latest Pathe News Events in A e had been feared he would not re entertained at bridge on Thursday fornia, to take charge and “grow 68 Hollister Street, Evening 6:45, 8:45 cover from “ weak spells” which afternoon. Dainty refreshments up with the trees.” Hal Roach Comedy GREATEST SOLDIER he had often. His mother took were served by the hostess. Manchester, Conn. COMEDY EVER FILMED. care of him and they were peculiar Rodney Babington of Davis TRY THIS ONE. ly devoted to each other. avenue is ill at the Rockville City Continuous Today from 2:15 until 10:30 When Mrs. Checkers died at hospital. He: The first time you contradict 2 Features 2 Memorial hospital recently, after a Mrs. Ralph Morin entertained a me. I’m going to kiss you. RED CEDAR SHINGLES shock, it was a hard blow to John. gathering of friends on Thursday She: You are not.— Tit-Bits. Jetta Goudal in “Fighting Love” His condition gradually grew worse evening in her new home on Wind 16 and 18 Inch until it was decided yesterday noon sor avenue. A bountiful repast was OUR NEIGHBORS. Bill Fairbanks in “When Danger Calls’? to take him to the hospital. served. The evening was spent in Clapboards The Checkers live on the Old playing games and enjoying a mu-, He:Didn’t some brainless idiot “Blake of Scotland Yard” Comedy Slater Farm in North Coventry and sical program. propose to you before we were were well known and well liked. The whist given by the R. A. A. married? , Mouldings John is survived by his father, two I'hursday evening in their rooms on She: Yes. sisters, Agnes, who lives', home and East Main street was a wonderful He: I wish to goodness you’d, TODAY Bell who lives in New York City success. The prizes were won by married him. Roofing Paper and a brother, Frank in New York ladies, Mrs. Rose Marcus, Mrs. ■She: I did.— Tit-Bits. RIALTO Circle CONTINUOUS “HOUSE OF HITS” City. Funeral arrangements are Gladys Czerwonka, Miss Rose Han 2:15 to 10:30 incomplete. non; gents, Harlow "Virgna, Oswald Manchester Green Store Ziegler and G. May. HOUSE ON WRONG LOT Mrs. Raymond Turner of Spring- Phpne 74 DOUBLE FEATURE BILL field is visiting her father, George Atlanta,— A house built cn the N. Randall of Talcott avenue. The Story That Stirred the Entire Nation wrong lot remains the property of Rev. Frederick Williams of the builder, and must be considered Willimantic was the preacher at St. in any action taken by the owner Johns church Friday evening. “TARZAN^ss GOLDEN UON” of the lot. The Georgia Court of The Young Men’s Class of the Appeals has so ruled in the case of Union Congregational church will NEXT TUESDAY ADDED FEATURE Walton vs. Sikes. The court held be addressed by Miss Marriette in favor at decision in superior Fitch on Sunday. P ttlT -lvr'P 'rr court which offered the lot owner Rev. John F. Bauchman, pastor 4 SHOWS; 2:15,4:15, 7:00, 9:00 the option of paying $8500 for the of the First Evangelical Lutheran ^/ie/9 2 S & T ’ ‘HER SUMMER HERO’ house or receiving $6500 for the lot church, will take part in the Sun from the builder. day afternoon exercises of the Con Here it is— the Roaring-—Cheering— ^Thrilling College Ro» ^ n d ie m mance You’ve Been Waiting For! Athletic Thrills Swim* cordia Lutheran church of Man RAMOI BENEFIT ’NOTHER MEAN THIEF chester, He will give an address. tning Thrills! Co-eds on the Rampage! Rev. Dr. Brewer Eddy will ad ...Aid L- ..-'f'f w " ^ . • • .; • 1. JM i: ^ M a n c h e s t e r (CONN.) e v e n t n g h e r a l d . Sa t u r d a y , m a r c h 2 4 ,1 9 2 $ , Thomas Hardy. continuing as president ENGLISH AUiHORS EIGK The /Ufre^^tord ^ The invitation was extended to HERE’S A FOWL, STORY SliR JAiMES BABIME 4|S nyson, wbo p r e lW ^ t Sir James oh behalf of the society ABOUT A GOOD LIVER PRESipilNT OP‘ SOCIETY the, soc^ty - was y for|pod.;ff of Lord Gorell, chairman of the The second was- Here’s one about a foFl committee. Sir James’ accept&nce and th> third',’Thomas Hardy.; Otden Days Londoa.^Sir- 'james-M. Barrie, of the post has been greeted with Bciseball sounds like a fish story but it s James became, anuember, of the so the fain9in! author of "Peter Pan” general satisfaction. the truth nevertheless. ciety in 1891, ' ; Paul Correnti, proprietor of and tniny. oihqr n'oted works, has Only three men have preceded the Birch street market sold a been h on dr^ by being made the Sir James in the office. They were Normandy is in northwestern 5 . 1-2 lb. chicken, ’ live weight, president of the •InOprporated Socie all bearers of great names, each France. Real He-Man Brand to Joseph Andonine of Spruce ty of Autbors, succeeding the late Was street. When Mr. Andoftine dressed the chicken he was amazed to find that it' had a tremendous sized liver. When removed it weighed 9 ounces Joe Ferguson Tells of the! Old Diamondite. and was in perfect condition. DAILY RADIO PROCaiAM i Stolen Kiss in Little Candy Store The remainder of the chicken 7:30—Elmira original nlghlhawks. Leading DX Stations. was eaten by the Andonine Saturday, Marcii 24. g;00—Violinist, banjolst, pianist. Days When Gloves, Led to a Real Baseball Romance. family and the liver was given 475.9-:-W88, ATLANTA—630. • r Aiiut^saes by tkipunander RlcnarO 9:00—Musical program; organlsL 7:30—Packard parade. - to Mr. Correnti who has it on BL teunS-Atiantic flyer. Major 488.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—70a jj;00—Walter Damrosch with WJZ. 8-00—WJZ N, y. Sj’mpnony orcbfestr*. display at his store. G^nfr^ Amos A Fries, and the Hon- 9:00—WJZ Philco hour, Masks and Chest Protec ^abld ^rofd ■ J. Riahardson, grand 9;i)0—WJZ Philco hour, 11:45—Roger's red hSud^uK Joe Ferguson tells of a love affair on the baseball dia mMter- S® tfte Masonic Order tor the 10:00—Hawaiian entertainer*. 5^6-KYW^ CHICAGO—6TO. of New Sork, together with an 11.00- Vaga bond’s orchestra. mond that is just as good as some of those we read in and men who played baseball as a StSte of New Sork, 399.8—WTAM. CLEVELAND—750. 8:00—Waiter Damroacb with WJZ. tors Were Unknown and pastime got very little. entertainment provided by Ro.\y and 6:00—Neapolitan orchestra. 9:00—WJZ Philco hour. the magazines today. , . , • 4i m s Gang.' will feature the broadest 10:00—WJZ duo: soprano, trio. “ I remember the only money I ? f “eventk from the dinner of the New 7:00—Cleveland orchestra. “We were playing Glastonbury one day back in tne jj;00—Pocahontas Indiana. 11:00—WJZ Slumber music. ever got for playing. The manager Sork Ghapter of the- ^journers Club 9:00—Willard Cavaliers. 389.4— WBBM. CHICAGO—770. When Mighty Deeds Were Eighties and between innings one of our men went over through w eA F and the Red network 8:00—Orchestra; artlata. of the team I was playing with gave i t ^ o'clock Saturday night. Reai 10:00—Wandering minstrels. to a store near the diamond for a drink of pop. me two dollars. That was the price 535.4— WTIC, HARTFORD—56a 11:00—Orchestra: popular Adinlrar Charles P. Plunkett will serve 6:30—Waldorf-Astoria dinner music. 365.6—WEBH-WJJD. CHICAGO—62fc. Performed By Manches “We saw him come out of the store at a run, vault a of a ballplayer’s services in a town as toastmaster. "The, Pink f^dy. a 8:00—Walter Damrosch with WJZ. 8:00—Orchestra; le ^ n s ; song*. team in those days. three-act musical comedy, with Jes 9:00—WJZ Philco hour. ^ 9:00—Palmer studio program. high fence and dash over to the bench. For the rest sica Dragonette. soprano, in the tlUe 10:00—Heimberger’s orchestra. 12:00—Orchestra, songs to 3;W. ter’s Athletes on the Dia of that game he played like a demon. role will be presented during the 422.3— WOR. NEWARK—710. 416.4—WGN-WLIB. CHICAGO—720. Philco hour of WJZ and Blue network 8:15—Melsteislngers; pianist. 7::i5—Drake ensemble, qufnteL “He had kissed the girl behind the counter. staw ns at 9. Lovers of classical mu 9:00—Symphony orchestra, tenor. 8:00—Almanack: Thor minstrel*. sic may l|sfeh to the New Sork Sym 9:00—Williams program; Hawaiian*. Many years passed and Joe niet this man, who had phony orchestra under the direction 10:00—Orpheo* Club, baritone. mond— Read of the Play 10:30—Musical vignette. 11:00- Baritone, orchestra. since moved away from this section.^ He was mairied, WTIC of Walter Damrosch from WJZ r a 11:00—Roseland dance orchestra. 11:.30—Hoss race; artists, music. Blue uetwprk station at. 8 o clock and 11:30—'The Witching hour. 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—87a he said. - i the Boston Symphony orchestra 333.1—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—900. 8:30—Barn dance, banjo, harmonica, er Who Got to Third Base Travelers Insurance Co. through'WBZ ten minutes later. ()th- orchestra, artists. “You know that girl I kissed in Glastonbury one 6:30—Singing orchestra, pianist. 1:00—Scotch songs, contralto, quart*!. Hartford er hl^Ughts Include the Du_ Bose 7:30—Gabriel trumpeters, baritone. day when we played there ? T married hei. chorus at 7:15 and a bam dance with 8:10—Boston Symphony orchestra. 447.6— WMAO-WQJ, CHICAGO-r67a Before the Ball Reached Stocknian Sam as host at 10, through 10:15—Lowe’s orchestra. planisL 8:06—Orchestra. Amos' ’ n’ Aiidy. 535.4 m. 560 k. c. KDKA. Young’s ^ I. Memom^ 491.5— WEAF, NEW YORK—610. 9:00—PhotOkJgue. “Missouri.” ,IOE FERGUSON College male quartet through WGBS 8 ;00—Waldorf Astoria dinner music. 9:30—Song cycle: concert ondiestr*. at 7:30. a program by the Israel o r 11 ;00—Debate, Kent College v*. Oregon the Ground. III His Costume as the Fifer 7:00—South Sea Islanders. 1 University. “ The Spirit of ’76." phan Asyluna trough W l^ . 7:30—Pennsylvania orchestra. ! lie won the championship of the couldn’t find it we either sent for Program for Saturday bahdolin quArtet through ^ Y C . 8:00—High linkers, program. 12:15—Orchestra. Happy Harry. another one or called the game both a t 0:80. and a 499.7.:.yVFAA, DALLAS—60a United States. second but he had to see it to call P. M. 9:00—Sojourners’ Club banqueL 11:00—’CelllsL plahlat; orchestra. off.” through WCAB at 11. The Grpheus 10:00—Two dance orchestras, leather - lunged personage it and he rarely saw it.” 6:25— Summary of Program, Cor Club of New York under the direction 454.3— WJZ, NEW YORK—660. 12:30—Theater presentations. The fame of the Talcottville team rect Time and News Bulletins of Frank Kasschau. will be 4ntroduce(i 374.8—w o e , DAVENPORT—BOO. doffs his hat and makes an SIX COUSINS ON There were all kinds of tricks in 1;30_W inegar’s dance orchestra. 7:24—Blackhawk dance orchfistra- A i announcement that nobody spread far and wide and the boys 0:3 0—Waldorf-Astoria Dinner to listeners, of WOR at 10. Raymond 7-00—Norman Hamilton, poet-author. ONE BASEBALL TEAM traveled as far as Collinsville to the trade, then as now, and the Hunter. famou.s concert baritone, win 7:15—Fred Rich’s orche.stra. •8.;00—Walter Damrosch with WJZ. understands. The thousands in the Talcottville boys knew all of them. Music be vo(»i soloist.______9:00—WJZ Philco hour. play— paying their own expenses, 8:00—New York Symphony orchestra 499.7- WBAP, FORT W ORTH-60a .stands ap 'aud him vociferously. h e Talcottville Monitors, Joe They were as fast as deer, fans 7:00— Station WCAC will broad under the direction of Walter of course. They carried their lunch Black fact type Indicates best icat-ures 9:00—WEAF Sojourners’ IwinqueL He bows— nobody knows why, and remembers, were what might said, and when they played out of cast on this same frequency until Damrosch. 10:00—Musical program: reading*. es with them, for it was usually an 0:00—Philco hour teaturlnq the musi goes to work. T be termed a family affair for town the fans saw plenty of fast 8:00 p. m. All programs Eastern Standard Time, 400—PWX, HAVANA—75a all-day trip and in some places cal play, "Pink Lady.” 7;00—Dinner mtwic, there were six cousins on the team. running. 8:00— R. C. A. Hour with Walter 10:00—Keystone duo. baliaoeers. A figure in the center of the field where the saloons were open they Damrosch and New York Sym Leading Bast Stations. 10:00—Studio music hour. goes through several motions, The Fergusons, Douglasow and 10:30—^Soprano, string trio. 10:00—Ecuador music Hour. Crooks brothers were the nucleus went in, bought a glass of ginger phony Orchestra from N. B. C. 278.6—WPG. ATLANTIC CITY—1100 11:00—Slumlier music. 380.2— WDAF, KANSAS C I T Y - ^ brings his hand backwards and ale and ate the crackers from the T.ILCOTTVILLE BOYS Studios 7-65—Dinner music; talk; concerL 348.6— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—860. 8-00—Walter Damrosch with WJZ. hurls somethinig toward a man who and each of these families had two DEFEATED Y.ALE TEAM 9:00—Studio prpgram; (irchestra. 6:30—Dinner music; markets. 9:00—WJZ Philco hour. brothers in uniform. Another Fer free lunch counter. 9:00— Philco Radio Hour, “ Pink 7:00—Bedtime stories, recitations. stands crouched, a club in his Lady” of Caryll _Subway boys novelty program 8:00—Conley’s leature period. 10:00—(oOidkette’s orchestra. hands, some distance away. The guson brotlier, now Deputy Judge h e boys from Talcottville kept 11 loo—’Two dance orchestras. 0:45—Instrumental quartet. 12:45—Nighthawk Irolic. __ 10:00— Hotel Bond Dance Orches M5.5-WBAL. BALTIMORE-1050. 10'3(v—CooRBii’s orchestra; organist. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—6 ^ man swings, a sharp crack is heard Thomas Ferguson, while not an RODE A FREIGHT on playing for a number of tra, Emil Heimberger, Director 6:30—Studio dinner orcheslra. II :U0—Saturday night revue. active member of the team on the 315.6— KDKA. PITTSBURGH—950. — or the thud of the ball into the BACK FRO.>I GAME. T years and seemed to get better 10:30— Correct Time, News and 7:30—Studio Jubilee singers. 6:1.5—Westinghouse band; talk. 12:00- Philco musical program. field, carried the bats. That made jj-OO—Walter Damrosch with WJZ. 1:0()—Packard concert orchestra. catcher’s mitt, aud the game is on. as they played. The highlight Weather Bulletins 7:15—Du Bose chorus. •j-on—Fire department orchestra, seven cousins. N one trip to Collinsville they came when they one day w-ent to 9:00—WJZ Philco hour. 7:45—American literature gems. ^ That’s Baseball. traveled by train. When they 10:90—WJZ duo; soprano, trio. 8-00_Walter Damrosch with VVJA 416.4—KHJ. LOS ANGELES—72a Baseball! That magic game The Monitors were just a little New Haven and defeated the Yale 461.3_WNAC. b o s t o n —650. 10:00—Movies; musical program. more of a family affair than the 0 were about to return that g.;j0_ju n lor slnfonians program. hIoO—WJZ Phiico hour. 1:00—Merrymaker* hour. ^ which occupies the intense interest University baseball team, a team 10:00—Barn dance, Stockman Sam- b 419.6— WMC, MEMPHIS—68a Mount Nebos, however, for the right they found that the last pas that later trimmed the New Haven EVEN PIANO MUST BE IN 7 Business talk; piano lecilal. 28a2—WHAM. ROCHES! ER—10?a of nearly everybody from April to senger train had gone so they nook- 8:00—Contralto, xylophonist. 6:;10—Orchestra: baritone, pianisL 10'00—Fire side philosophies. Manchester team had four of a professional nine. 8:30—Banjo ensemble. 10:15—Musical program. _ October, and which enjoys more ed a freight home and rode in the ^ioo—Walter Damrosch with WJZ. 405.2— WCCO, MINN., 8T. PAUL—74a popularity than any other game kind in its lineup. There were four Judge Bowers, then attending 9:00—Tenor, contralto, pianist. 9:00—WJZ Philco hour. members of the Cheney family who caboose as far as Manchester. Their Yale, managed to get a game with TUNE WITH FURNISHINGS 9:30—Mandolin club. 10:00—Studio organ recital. 9:00—WJZ Philco hour. known. A game which young and usual means of travel was by horse 10:15—Two dance orchestras, 11:00—Sagamore dance orchestra. 10:00—Fire side . philosopWe*, □Id enjoy, and a game peculiarly played with the Mount Nebos, and the collegians and the Talcottville 302.8-WGR, BUFFALO-990. 379.5—WGY. SCHENECTADY —790. 10:15—Musical program. the local team was rated rather and wagon. boys went to the Elm City and canie 7:00—Catholic charities program. I1:00-r^a;te3 orchestra, tenor. American. 11:55—Time; weather; markets, 384.4—KGO. OAKLAND—TSa Collinsville was scheduled to back with another victory on their 7:30—i.«cture on sociology, 6:30—Syracuse dinner music. highly in those days. play the Jeffersons of Hartford New Harmonizing Vogue o-oo—WEAF Sojourners’ banquet. 12:00—Philco hour; revue. The man who makes those un- BUFFALO—650. 7:30—WEAF programs <3 hrs.) 2:06—Ellis’ dance orchestra.^ intelliigible announcements is the The .Monitors one Saturday afternoon for the record. tended to Uprights 545.1—WMAK, 10:30—Organist, dance music. The Monitors thought they They flew too high once, however, 6:30—Svracu.se dinner music- S e c o n d a r y S ''o n s . umpire, in case you don t know it, championship of Eastern Connecti and took a terrible fall. After the Grands— The New Idea. Secondary Eastern Stations. would organize a baseball team cut but on the day of the game 288.3—WENR, CHICAGO^104a s.nd the boy who throws the ball is Yale game they thought they Via2-WEE1 BOSTON-590. 526-WNYC, NEW YORK-570- 7:00—Organ; artiste; stocKS. the pitcher. But there isn’t any and organize it they did. The the Collinsville team lost two.of its 7 :15-O rc h ^ cr f; masterpiece pianist. 8;45-Herman Gelhau.sen musical. would like a crack at some of the Pianos are sounding a new note 9:30—Geiuso mandolin quartet. 9;00-Orchestra; artists- use going further into a description Douglases, the Fergusons, the 1 men and the game was canceled. this season not included in the g-OO—Walter Damrosch with WJ'Z. 10:00—Danes orch-, ®Ttfsts (Z Crookses and the Smiths got to faster professional teams in the 9 :00 -WJZ Philco hour. 10:30—Spatiisb music program. 305.9—WHT. CHICAGO—m of the players for everybody knows The manager of the Collinsville state. So they went out after the chromatic scale. It Is the thirteen 10:20—Bruins-Detroit hockey resume. 405.2—WFl. PHILADELPHIA—740. a-45—Hawaiian music; Ramblers. gether and pretty soon they had a team immediately got in touch with 6 :{ll—Adelphia whispering orcheslra them and their functions. New Haven professionals. th note— ihe note of fashion. Z45.8—WKRC, CINCINNATI—1220. 8:00—"Faust (3ems.’’ mixed quartet. I2d)0—Tour Hour ™ Attired in natty uniforms,- which team that was functioning smooth the Monitors and the Talcottville Style and beauty are now tak 9:00—Orchestra, pianist. 53H4—WHO, DES M O IN E S -^ It is a sad tale, and one that is 8-30—Ivin’s olo male quartet. 00—Walter Damrosch with WJA ly and winning a majority of its men said they would come. 10:00—Dance orchestra. 9:00—WJZ Sojourners’ banqueL 8 will in a short time be covered with not told often. The local boys play ing their places alongside of tone 9:00—WJZ Philco hour. games. One or two of the Talcotts They came, all right, in their old 361.2-WSAI, ClNCINNATI-830. 10-30—WEAF dance orchestras. dirt and dust, the players go ed well and Judge B( wers pitched quality in the requistion of a mod 461.6—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—650. 10:00—Dance' music (2V4 hrs.j through nine innings or more as played with them also, and al clothes, direct from the mill, their ern piano. So says Samuel J. Kemp, 7::iUc-WKAF dance orchestra. III '00—Two dance orohestras. though there were very few boys a good game, but the New Haven 8:0a-!tStudio program. 6:00—Dinner dunce music. ^■^4.4_KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—78a the score happens to allow them. faces and hands still unwashed, and boys took Talcottville into camp by who attended a monster meeting of 265.^-WHK. CLEVELAND— 1130. 7.30- WF.AF .lohnson’s orchestra, 110 •30—Great Western chefs. _ . And old timers who played 50 in the village, they had a good in a two-horse wagon. The Jeffer piano merchants in New York City. 7:00—Si.Nty Club program. olon—WEAF So.iourners’ banqueL 340.7—WJAX. JACKSONVILLE—88a the score of 42 to 2. 10:30—1.4)rraine dance orchestra. years ago can see not much radical team. sons took them lightly at first, but The meeting was held under the 8:00—Vocal duets: musical program. 8:30—Studio program.' “ They trimmed us,” said^ Joe, 10:00—Artists potpourri. 11:00—Play. "Release.” 9:00—WJZ Philco hour. change in the game as it is played They had just about enough ma Judge Bowers was pitching and in “ but they didn’t shu. us out.” auspices of the Gulbransen Piano 440.9—WJR, DETROIT—680. 365.6—w eSH . PORTLAND—820. 10:00—Hour of danc? musla now. terial for the team and they had no a few innings the Hartford team Company, of Chicago, world’s larg 9;P0-r-WJZ Philco hour. 7:00—South Sea (slanders. 336.9—WSM. NASHVILLE—89a Manchester can boast of prestige found out that it was next to im Teams Combine est producers of pianos. One of the ;tO:00-^Sthd!o Personality girls. 8 00—Walter Damrosch with WJZ. 9:00—Barn dance; '’P/T hous^ substitutes. Usually they didn’t The Talcottville and Manchester 8:00—W.IZ Philco hour. 508.2—WOW. OMi^HA-69a possible to make firgt base. principle topics of discussion was lOiSO^McKlfiney’a .cotton pickers, 283.9—WSYR. SYRACUSE—1020. in baseball for a period of 50 years, need any for . they rarely changed teams consolidated after that and 11 ;0n.AGqldkettO’R dance occbeslrm 110:00—Classical program. as it has always had prestige in the lineup djitibg a^game.t.,, -u . -TalcotfviUe bad run up quite a the new style trends in the favored 348i6^WGBS, NEW YORK—860. 6:30—Syracuse dinner music. 11:00—Brown’s Oklahomans. from time to time brought stars 7i30—Memorial College male quartet, 9:01)—Old time love songs?. . 422.3—KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—7ia other sports. The old- timer who is Joe lo'oke'd at his furnaces, pok score, 11 ' runs, and the Jefferson of all musical instruments for fne 9:30—Studio artists program.* manager was worried. from the colleges to play with 8:00—Vanderbilt quartet. pianisL 9:00—Dinner dance hour. given to reminiscing can bring back ed them a few times- -with a long them. Judge Bowers usually could home. ll:30-r-After theater Party. 10:00—Dance music: songs. 111:00—N. B. C. entertainment. the days when the feat of winning Pleading tor Runs. “ To keep in tune with the pres 394.5-^WHN. n e w , Y O R K — 760. 468.5-WRC, WASHINGTON—64a three-pointod rake, and resumed. produce some good player from the 7:00—Bible talk; orchestra. 348.6—KJR. SEATTLE—86a over a Manchester team was no “ Give us a run, Bowers,” he ap ent decoration trend, pianos must T:10—BhsemWe: artists revue. 110:30—Varied studio' program. “ I think Arthur Talcott hit a Yale team and many of the stars 8:00—W.IZ programs to 10:00. pealed at the end of an inning. harmonize, with their surround 8:30—Artists: thenfer orchestra. 10:00—Wardmnn'a dance orchestra. 1:00—ofeyera* dance orchestra*' mean one. ball the hardest of any man I have of that day played with them. g;30— Israel Orphan Atyiom prog. Some of them can let themselves ever seen,” he said- “ Come out and get it,” answered ings,” A. G. Gulbransen, world the judge in his characteristic way. “ See that finger?” Joe asked, known manufacturer, told the mer do' a little dreaming during the “ He was batting one day in a holding up a finger that was crook ijfc game and imagine that they are out regular game and he took a terrific “ This is a baseball game.” chants. “ The standardized upright They came out but they didn’t ed. “ That was done by the greatest mahogany and ebony grands of there once again with the boys, run swing at the ball. He connected and U>:15—WEAK Biblical drama. get it and when the game was over athlete who ever came out of Yale.” yesterday are now but exhibits A Sunday March 25. Leading DX Stations. ning the bases, sparing hot ones was off to first base. He rounded It was the great Heffelfinger, ha 10:45—Neopolitans; dance-music. that come on the line or “ picking the Monitors bad won the Eastern and B in a twenty-six letter alpha 440.9—w eX -W JR , DETROIT—680. 479.5—WSB, ATLANTA-Oa that all right and was almost home who had burned a rlorious path Moran and Mack, Paul Whiteman. 7 :2 0 -VVEAl)' theater program. them off” behind the bat. Connecticut championship by the bet of piano models. Instruments 7 :30 -Methodist radio vespers. before the ball touched the ground. through the university and whose Marilyn • Miller. Will Mahoney, Ina 8:15—WJZ Collier’s Radio hour. 9:00—WEAF government talk; score of 11 to 0. of today in piano showrooms are Claire, Taylor Holmes. Constance Col 9:15—WEAF Atwater Kent hofir. Real Old Timer Some Wallop! name will never be foYgotten as 9:45—WJZ Jubilee singers. Joseph Ferguson, Janitor of the Then came the game with the displayed in designs for every lier, Otis Skinner, , Mitzi, Sophie 10:00—Baptist hymn sing. 526—KYW. CHICAGO—57a “ We examined the bat after the long as Yale is in New Haven. 535.4— WTIC, HARTFORD—560. 8:15—WJZ Collier’s Radio hour. Washington school on the West Mount Nebos of Manchester,- that period— Louis XVI, Spanish Tucker apd several'other of the most 9:17—Good book talk, ■ hit had been made and there was a “ He threw the ball at me on proniinefit’.stage stars of today will 6:0)}—WEAF Symphony orchestra. Side, is one of these old timers, no team which would never play out Antique, Hepplewhite or Adam— 7:00—Talk on "Success." 9:37—Trombonist, dramatic soprano. big dent in the wood where it had second base and I just closed my take part , in the first Aetprs’ Fund 10:15—Violin wizard with WJZ. poor’ baseball player in his day. In' side its own bailiwick. The Tal to match the pei'iod furniture now Benefit-to be broadcast through WJZ 7:20—WEAF theater program. hit the ball. You can believe that hands a minute too soon. The ball 9:00—WEAF government talk. 389.4—WBBM; CHICAGO—77a fact, they say that if he had fol or not, bnt Talcott was a fast run cottville team had nothing to do popular in American living rooms. and the Blue network, at 9:15 Sunday 9:00—Three dance orchestra*. hit my little finger and broke it at “ Formerly any piano could be night. One'hour later another famous 422.3— WOR. NEWARK—710. lowed. up the game he might have ner and I can swear that he was but accept the terms so the boys 3:00—Jiidson Symphony orchestra. 1:00—Nurty club., ...... ^ the first joint. It has never been described as an upright or a grand actreks. Eva Le Gailienne, will be Col- 365.6—WEBH-WJJD. CHlCAGO-«a landed in the big show and stayed past third before the ball landed. from the outskirts came to Mt. lieFs guest speaker through the same 4:00—American singers, male voices. 7:30—Symphony orchestra; organlBt. Nebo and prepareej to do or die. straightened.” , , , ^ No matter if it were a golden oak Blue network stations. Elisabeth 4:30—United Military band. talk. there. “ Then another one of the team Fingers on both of Joe s hands 7:4.5—Levitow’s Sunday musical. 8:30—Studio prograijL But there wasn’t any future in First Curve Ifitcher. upright in a mahogany parlor, as Retliberg, soprano of the Metropolitan 10:00—Studio artists recitaL came to bat and said that if Tal are broken, but he says he is no Opera Cpmpany, will be heard in 8:45—Song discourse. 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—72a baseball then and Joj didn’t fol They brought with them the first music maker for the house 9:00—Columbia hour featuring or cott could make a home run he worse off than many of the other concert with. Ben. DpLoache, Jr., bari chestra, vocal. Instrumental 9:15—WEAF Atwater Kent hour. low it up when he became nearly curve ball pitcher ever to pitch in hold it occupied the place tone, and one of the winners in the 10:15—"Qu; music room." ■ I could. And he did.” members of the team. Nobody wore nation-wide audition last fall, in the soloists and male quarteL 30 years old. All the boys seemed Manchester, the. late Senator Maro of honor. In those . days 9:30—String quartet. Woodwind en 10:30—'L’enor. salon ocche^tnu Pitchers had a tough time of it gloves for years and broken fingers the mere possession of any kind of Atwater Kent hour through WtAF 11:00—Wddight Mardl Gras. to quit baseball when they got to Keeney of SoOiersville. This fel and the Red^network at 9H5. Mat nee semble. in those days. The three strikes and were the rule rather than the ex 10:00—Cathedral music hour. 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ., CHICAGO—67a that age, for many of them married low mystified the Mt. Nebos and it piano carried a certain community featjirea for Sunday afternobn will be 7:00—Studio symphony orchestra. four balls of today had not yet been ception. prestige while a parlor grand auto Rpxy's program through WJZ and the 333.1—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—900. early and had no more time for the was almost the end of the game be 10:45—Unity Church service. 8:00^Sunday evening music club. put into the rule book and instead “ Spirit of ’76” maticaily lifted its owners into the Blue network at 2 during which se 10:15—WOR Cathedral hour. , fore the break came. lections by a lOO-voIce-mixed chorus 2:00—Roxy with WJZ. game. there were four strikes ana seven Joe Ferguson is known princi 3:00—Address: concert ensemble. 344.5-^WLS. CHICAGO—67a Joe Ferguson played baseball None of the Manchester boys ever socially registered class. But with wIU be jpresented - along with vocal 7 ;00—Sermon, player^ pianist. halls. The batter had more of a pally in Manchester now as one ()f America’s rapidly developing beau 4:00—Angel Guardian House band. back in the early Eighties when the encountered curve pitching before- and Inatruroental soloists, the Acous- 5:30—WJZ vespers:. travelogue. 8:55—VocaliMs, Instrumentaiista. chance in strikes but didn’t have so'^ the members ofthe famous “ Spirit ty consciousness, piano have be tlcoh hour In which a balalaika or 499.7—WFAA, DALLAS—60a game was not developed to a point and they didn't know what to make chestra will be featured through 7:50—Statler ensemble. much of a chance for a free pass' of ’ 76,” the trio which .marches i-^oncert • orchestra, tenor. 6:30—Cook’s travelogue. 10:01)—Organ recital. expenses. only a little covering for the left beeii seen in Manchester,” Joe had to be made on foot, until Joe well as poor economy to invest 10:00—SundbW evening musical. 7:00—Aeolian organ music. 468.4— KFI. LOS . ANGELES—64a Joe Ferguson was found by the hand. says sadly. “ And when the Mt. got his bicycle. The bicycle wasn’t time g,nd money selecting period 285.5— W B A L . BALTIM O RE—1050. 7:;i0—Vocal duets, siring trio. 11 :nu—Aeolian organ recital. reporter at the 'Washington schocl. 6:30—WJZ Cook’s travelogue. 7:45—I.enox string quarteL On the last strike he would Nebos saw how good he was they much, just one of those old high- furtniure to transform a- living 8:15—Colliers’ Radio hour featuring a 12:00—N. B. C. violin wlaSard. The reporter asked for Mr. Fergu “ pick them off” , by standing in the 7:00—CohccFt orchestra, olioeist. 12:3(1—Violinist, pianist, orchestra. offered him more money than we wheeled affairs which pitched one room into a Queen Anne, Sheraton, 8:0a^rat6Mo, "Olivet to Calvary.” talk by Eva Le Galtlenne, ac 405.2— WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUU-r74a son. same position the catcher does now, could afford and he went with off very time a bump was encoun Pre-Revolutionary, American, or 461.3—WNAC. BOSTON—650. tress. 8:15—WJZ Collier’s Radio hour. . “ You mean Joe,” said a rather directly behind the batter- tered, and Joe rode it until it threw 6:40—Staples Waxes program. 9:15—Actors’ fund benefit. 9:15—WEAK Atwater Kent hour, them. I think he got $10 for Adam salon only to have an ()rphan 7:30—Evening church service. 9:45—Utica Jubilee Singers. pretty teacher who was supervising No Protectors lO:!.";—Don Amaizo. violin wizard. 10:1.5—WJZ violin wizard. each game, more than anybody had him off into a sandbank one day. piano sound a decorative discord. o;00—^WOH Columbia prog. (2 hrs.) 10:4.5-Municipal organ recital. _..i a bunch of youngsters who had There were no masks, shin- Most of the time he walked, and ,30218—WGR, BUFFALO—990. 248.6— WIP. PHILADELPmA—86a ever received for playing in this Consequently manufacturers are re 7:15—Trinity Church service. 336.9— WSM, NASHVILLE—89a crowded around the drinking foun guards or chest-protectors then, it was quite a walk from Talcott placing the old-fashioned stand 7:30—Presbyterian services. 8:15—Prcslivierian Churtdi service. town before.” 9:00—iWEAF government i.ilk. 315.6— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—950. tain in the basement. “ I’ll see if 11:00—I’resbyterian Church service. 9:15f_WEAF Atwater Kent hour. either, and if the catcher failed to Old Time Hurling. ville to Cheney hall. When he got ardized cases of Yesterday’s pianos, 9:1.';—WEAF Atwater Kent hour. §4.4_KG0, OAKLANDi-78a he’s in.” stop the ball with his hands it out from practice it usually was 545.1—W M A K , b u f f a l o —550. 2:00—Ro.xy wilh WJZ. A pitcher had to do what he with the thoroughly modern and 6 :15 -l.ittle Symphony orchestra. 9:30—Standard Symphony orchestra. She sent one of the boys around might take him anywhere. Foul agreed to do in those days, accord dark and there were very few street individual period designs, now in j;00_\VOR SyihRhony; band (2 hrs.) 10:3.5—Presb.vteriaij Church aetvlce.- to the furnace room. He re 6:30—Armlmisters ensemble. 6:30—WJZ Cook’s travelogue. 336.9— KNX, OAKLAND—89a tips were the bane of the catcher s ing to Mr. Ferguson. If the batter lights in Manchester. What there vogue in furniture styles. The piano 7:3a—Christian Science service. 7:00—Episcopal Church service. turned in a second or two w-ilh the 8:15—WJZ programs (2% hrs.) 10:00—ITesbyterian.services. existence for he never knew when wanted a high ball he had to throw were were not much and there thus becomes the completing detail 9:0Pr-WOR Columbia prog. (2 hrs.) 11:00—Concert orchestra, prganlsti information that Joe was in. So 4 M .3 ^ W L W ,' CIN CINN ATI—700. 280.2—WHAM. ROCHESTER—1070. one of them would hit him in some weren’t many of them. in the new scheme of harmonious 6:30—Fireside forum. 12:00—Master violinist. pianisL ■ ^ the reporter went in, too. bim one and if it ’were not a high 7:15—Presbyterian Church service. 422.3— KPO. SAN tfRANCtyO—/i q vulnerable spot. ball it could not be called a strike. So Joe had to walk through Main home decoration. g;15—WJZ jollier’ s Radio hour. 7;(M—Tenor, pianist. “ Some of that stuff has slipped | 8:30—Eastman .School recital. 9:30—Standard Symiphony orohesfra. He could stop it if he were good, street and across the Center, in days \ ----:------9;15—Bandlibx orchestra. ^ 10:.30—Organ recital.' my mind,” Joe said when he -'as j “ Before the pitcher wound up • 399.8^WTAM. CLEVELAND—750. 9:45—W.IZ Jubilee singers. but you must remember that he when there were no houses and 379.5— WGY, SCHENECTADY—79a 11:30—Seiger’a concert orchestra. asked about the old teams he play the umpire would ask the batter If BRITAIN’S OLDEST SHIP 7;:i0—Bine room program. 344.6—WCBD. ZION—67a had no big mitt like those the both sides of the street were cover CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY; 8;00.:-Chrisflan Science service, 10:3D—Methodist Church service. ed on back in 18S4. However, he he -vvanted high or a low. A high 3:25—Eastman Symphony orchestra. 9;C0—Zion ercheatra. ceieaU*) balls, catchers wear today. Stealing bases ed with thick woods. WAS BOUGHT IN 18H 9:00—WEAF government talk male quartet: artists.^ remembered a lot about the old ball was from the waist up and a EAF Atwater Kent. hour. 4:00—WEAF programs to 10:45. before the last strike was common, low ball was from the waist to the Afraid of Silence 9:13—wE Secondary DX: Stations. days. because the ball had to go back to “ It was sometimes a little scary Secondary Eastern Stations It was quite a long time ago, he knees. Bude, Conwall— Believed to he 405.2—WFl, PHILADELPHIA—74a 275.1—WORD. BATAVIA— the catcher on the first bonnd and there,” he admits, “ but I solved 508;E—WEEi. BO's.tON—590. 8:00—Watchtowar orchestra.' said, when the old Talcottville “ The batter would name his ball, Britain’s oldest sea-going ship, the T:30J-Vfibnini’8 concert orchestra. 4::i0—Central Y. M. C. A. broadcast. then to second or third, almost half the umpire rdlay his ^choice to the that problem. When I reached the 52-ton ketch, Ceres, which is moor 7:30—Presbyterian Church service. 9:00—l.- B. S. A. lecture. Monitors and the Mount Nebos of 9:10-i-Mttaterp|ece pianisL 10:00—Bible lecture. again the distance it is thrown now. pitcher and the pitcher gave either Center I would pull out my little 9:15—.WEAF-Atwater Kent-hour 9:15—WEAK Atwater Kent hour. 5 Manchester were playing, and some ed in Bude Haven, has just cele 10:15—WEAF Biblical drama. 288.3—WENR, CHICAGO—1 0 ^ . “ The fielders didn't wear any the high or low as the batter de flute and play' all the way from brated her 117th birthday. 361.2iAV86A1. CINCINNATf—83a 405:2—WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—74a 10:30—samovar orchestra, •artlata* of the men who made up those there to Talcottville. As long as 8:15—Cohs^«s Btrlng. quartet. 30S.-9f^WHT, C H 4C A G O -m gloves, either,” Joe says. “ They sired.” Built in 1811 the gallant little 9:15—'WKaF'A twSter Rent hour, 7:00—Oppenheim’s concert orchestra. teams had died since. But he could there was noise in the air I wasn’t 7:30—Orchestra: songs. 7:00—rage organ hour . . caught the balls with th"feir bare There were never two umpires on craft has been voyaging ever since. » :1 5 —W EAF Biblical dram?. ^ 9:.30—Country side cathed^. name all of the men on the Moni afraid. It was the stillness that 265.a-WHK. CLEVELAND—1130. 461.6— WCAE, PITTSBURGH—6Sa hands and the ball, in those days the same diamond then. One man She was scudding across the Bay of .3:1)1)—WEAF programs to 10:15. 384.4— KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—78a . tors who were alive, and incidental was just as hard as the official ball did all the work and If a fly ball was the v/orst.” ' 6:1)0—Wnibn dinner con'cerL 9;30—Miisic lover’s, hour. ■ ly mentioned that the only Monitor Biscay with cargoes of fruit from T:30L^1. :B. S: A. services. 36a6—WeSH, PORTLAND—820.# were in the air at the time a man Joe is convinced that Uiere were recital. 7:30—Chfipreb service. 10:30—Orgsn recitaL . who had passed on was the late of today. - Spain during the Napoleonic wars; 8 :.30—Stud l» piano 422.3- WOS; JEFFERSON CITY—Tiq > Few Baseballs happened to be running he had to as good teams in those days . as !.7^WWJ. OETROIT—85a 9:00—WEAF government talk, Judge H. O. Bowers who died last there are now, only that thqre was she dodged U-boats along the Cor 9:00—Studio piano recital.. 9:l5-i-Strand organ recitaL 8:30—Church services. : “ They weren’t so plentiful, watch both the ball and the man. nish coast during the Great 'War. 9:15—WTRAF Atwater K ^ t hour. 4 1 6 .^ k'h J. LOS a Ng EUES::-/ X . year. “ I’ve seen some of us on the hit no future in the game. 293.9—WSYR, SYRACUSE—1020. “ There was a ball player for either, for many a time we had to The vessel is still classed “A 1” mO-r-WHN. NEW YORK—760. 6:3Q—Sunday dinner concert. - 10:00—Church services. • i and run play cut almost straight “ Young fellows did not follow it IO;i«-:.Amprican celqbrity hour.^ 8::i0—Grace While studio hour. 11:00—Studio concerL you,” Joe said. “ He was a wonder chip in ten cents each or so to raise by the Bitish Board of Trade. Her i:0f—Tbaater organ; orchestra. across the diamond to third base up” , he explains, “ because there 468.6— WRC, WASHINGTON—64a 34a6-iKrfR. SEATTLIBr^^^a ful pitcher, as Yale later found out. the dollar and a quarter necessary master is. Cap tain R. W . Petherlck, 12:00—Gaktand’a dance orchestr.n. ia;3a—Methodist sem ces.^^!^, - ■ while the umpire was watching fly was nothing in it for them. Sal 348!6—WGBS, NEW YORK—86a 4 ;))n—Washington Cathedral senrlce. He played with us before he went to buy the ball for a game. If the whose family have sailed on the S:30—WEAF program* to 10:46* 12:00—Leviemie’* trtoi a s s g w m t ball happened to be lost we hunted balls,” Mr. Ferguson confesses. aries' of $10,000 a year in the 1:30—Studio •ntartalninenL. to college and he played after he He probably knew we were cuttins 1 leagues were nractically unknown Shis for four genexations. came out of the Law school where for it until we found it and if we ..•i: •■■i c..', V p a g e s i x MANCHESTER (COI^.) EVENING HERALD, SATTJRDAY; MARCS 24, i m Viennti Sends New York NOYARRO BEST SUITED ' f o r H O AD TO ROMANCE” Its First *Jazz* Opera THA W ’S PROTEGE CRASHES Star’s Latin Appearance Makes MOVIES— WITHOUT THAW Him Hero of Conrad’s u Story—Here Next Tuesday. Because of his decided ~ Latin ap By DAN THOMAS pearance and demeanor, as well as temperament, ' Ramon Novarro is Hollywood, Calif., March 20 seen at his very best in "The Road to Romance," the Metro-Goldwyn- — Anita Rivers, the blond half Mayer screen version of the famous of Harry "Thaw’s more or less fa Joseph Conrad-novel, which comes mous movie team, has at last to the State theater on Tuesday crashed through the portals of for the benefit of the High school moviedom— but through no efforts f s s s m senior class. on the gart of the renowned Mr. Novarro is essentially of the Thaw, millionaire sportsman. New Latin type and his fine features York night club supporter and and marvelous physique stamp him what have you. an ideal Spanish hero. Some weeks ago, amid consider Novarro was great in “ Scara- L ' ' able broadcasting about what he i.', / '' mouche,” magnificent In “ Ben- intended to do. Thaw left New Hur,” marvelous in "Old Heidel York for Hollyv/ood with Miss berg,” but is his own natural self Rivers, whose real name is Anita as the dashing Jose Armando in Po'mares, her mother and his bru “ The Road to Romance.” To say a net protege, Suzan Hughes. Mr. man is his own self in a role puts Thaw expected to find producers, him on a much higher plane than contracts in hand, awaiting him. acting ever could. They weren’t. The millionaire and Had he lived In the days of his troupe caused but a slight rip Spanish chivalry Novhrro would ple in make-believe village. have been a gallant _courtier. He Finally Thaw gave up and re possesses all the qualifications and turned to New York with Miss characteristics of a Spanish Cabal Hughes. Miss Rivers, or Pomares, lero. He is handsome, manly in ap and her mother refused to go back. pearance, moulded physically per Anita had her heart set on a film fect and has a great sense of humor as well as a talent for lovemaking. career and decided that this was In his role of the Spanish gallant the place to find it. Now she has of "The Road to Romance,” he re been re-christened Ann Page and minds one of Valentino when the is William Haines’ leading lady in latter was at his height. ‘ ‘He Learned About Women.” During Novarro’s screen career All of which goes to show that he has appeared In roles of many even Hollywood occasionally knows nationalities and he has adapted what it wants. It didn’t want Su himself to them in an excellent zan Hughes, and all of the re manner— yet to do so he had to nowned Mr. Thaw’s millions meant rely on his ability as an actor. In exactly nothing. It did want Ann “ The Road to Romance” he dis Page, and she got a job without a cards the artifices of acting and nickel’s worth of influence. becomes Ramon Novarro in the age I was somewhat surprised at my of chivalry and adventure. Big? Just that is Col. E. H. R. G rcen, pictured at the left. But he first meeting with Miss Page. I Novarro is ably assisted in his has a fondness for “ the little fellows.” So he has given the $8300 had expected to find this blond pro new picture by the petite and silver trophy shown at the right for outboard motorboat races at tege the height of sophistication. charming Marceline Day, who por * Miami Beach. Instead, I was introduced to a very trays the role of a Spanish gentle charming girl who still can remem woman. Miami Beach, Fla., — Outboard^ ber wherr she used to throw mud The remainder of the cast, In motorboat racing enthusiasts have Musical comedy? Burlesque? No— grand opera! In the upper pies at the boy across the street. Anita Rivers also Ann Page and Anita Pomares. cluding Roy D’Arcy, Otto Matieson, ])hoto you see Hans Jerger,. baritone, appearing in the Vienna Opera Cesare Gravina and Marc McDer a $3500 trophy to compete for in as Johnny, jazz band leader, in “ Johnny Spielt Auf.” Below is a mott are excellently cast in their their forthcomlB,g Miami Beach A'iennese portrayal of New York’s Broadway used in the jazz oiiera’s stance from the most minor offense respective roles. regatta, thanks to the fact that Col. finale. The globe represents the earth, and Johnny mounts it to in the annals of law, to the most ARABIAN KNIGHTS” AT The picture, which was directed E. H. R. Green, son and heir of the OPEN FORUM serious, that of murder, where the dash off sj-ncopated tunes for dancers of all nations. for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer by John late Hetty Green, believes in “ giv accused is denied the privelege of S. Robertson, is both highly ro ing the little fellows a chance.” New York.— Grand opera catches^ Riding across the sea with splen engaging counsel in his defense. I STATE THEATER SUNDAY mantic, colorful and picturesque. - The trophy is a silver cup more step with the times in a jazz dor CONCERNING DR. MORAN thoroughly dislike to, yet I am al than three feet in height, done by most forced to believe that the a famed Philadelphia silversmith. composition, “ Johnny Spielt Auf,” And inherits the Old World Because of my past connections charges preferred against Dr. Mo William Boyd and Elinor Fair It’s to be called the “ Star Island to be presented next season by the By means of the dance.’ “ ROSE OF KILDARE” “ I am a modernist and young. As with Dr. Moran, I have with no ran are regarded by the trustees of Starring—Five Vaudeville trophy,” after th^name of Col. .staid and conservative Metropoli small degree of interest concerned our hospital of more serious conse Green’s winter estate here. Bis- tan. I looked around for the theme of a Acts Today. myself in the question of his recent quences than is the commission of COMING TO CIRCLE cayne Bay is alive now with noisy, Strangely, the Metropolitan’s new opera, it seemed to me to be suspension from the staff of the murder by the authorities. worthwhile to forsake all the old, “ Two Arabian Nights” is the ti animated little craft entered in first jazz production hails from Manchester Memorial Hospital. Can the trustees of our hospital overseas rather than from Ameri time-worn romantic themes and It seems evident to me, after tle of the big feature of the State the various events. honestly permit themselves to be theater shows tomorrow and Mon ca, syncopation’s native home. legends in favor of new ones. I reading the letter published by a lieve that they are sincere with A piquant Irish ballad la trans .4n Old Hobby have sought to bring to the oper Mrs. Anna A. Gustafson, of New day. For tonight the State is pre ferred to the screen in “ The Rose Outboard motor racing has “ Johnny Spielt Auf” is the work of themselves, and that they are act senting five metropolitan vaude Ernest Krenek, a 27-y'ear-old atic stage life as it is lived today.” London, on January 10, 1928, ing in accord with the true dictates of Kildare,” which is one of two been a hobby of Col. Green for ville acts and the same show will three years, though he does his Viennese. It already has been Spme Novel Ideas In Scenery. which concerned the suspension of of their conscience when the per features at the Circle theater to Yoir get an idea of it from some Dr. Moran from the staff of the sistently refuse to allow themselves be given this afternoon. The fea morrow and Monday. Percy Mar- own boating in vessels of the big, presented abroad, and has been tures today are “ Burning Day hailed as a sensational success. of the scenes— the corridor of a Manchester Memorial Hospital, that to consider terms proposed by Dr. mont does his best in the second dignified, costly kind. modern hotel in which you hear the the quieter ihis affair is kept and Moran? The office they occupy evi light” with Milton Sills and “ Sere feature, “ The Stronger Will.” “ It’s a lot of fun,” Col. Green Opera never before has experienced nade,” starring Adolphe Menjou. such a daring story and musical strains of jazz played by a negro the more secluded its grave, the dently unfortunately places them in The first feature is a true epic explained. “ Once when the boys band in the ballroom; a railway more comfortable it will be for the a position wherein they can arrive In “ Two Arabian Knights,” Wil of old Ireland, tarrying with it the were tuning up for a reigatta at setting as “ Johnny Spielt Auf” pro- liam Boyd, Mary Astor and Louis vidss station, with its red and green interest of some concerned in the at a decision and then permanently scent of the bogs, the green of tlie South Dartmouth, Mass., someone Various English translations o f ' and sleeping car into affair. The letter I refer to is the abide by it whether it be just or un Wolheim have the principal roles. Shamrock and the loving heart of got out an injunction and made which passengers are hurrying: a one in which Mrs. Gustafson ex just. Lewis Milestone directed. The film the Irishman and his mate. ' It is ’em put on mufflers. But they the idiomatic German title include was made under supervision of “ Johnny’s Playing,” “ Johnny Leads i steam locomotive which backs right plains her part in tb- question of The Manchester Memorial Hos a true-to-life picture of Ireland took them off as the race started. up to the footlights and under the proposed autopc. on the body pital is one, I believe, erected to John W. Considine, Jr., by Caddo and its ways. You could hear them 14 miles the Band,” and “ Johnny Strikes of'h er deceased husband and her Productions, new United Artists’ Up.” Inclusion of Kreuek's work | whidli one of the leading characters the memory of those who served Percy Marmont Is as good in away.” | denial of the statement made to the unit headed by Howard Hughes. “ The Stronger Will” as he was in in the Metropolitan's 1928-1929 1 is killed: an inn in the mountains their country during the last war. At First, Laughs i trustees of the hospital by the su It is a hospital, 1 believe, erected William Boyd, who plays the "San Francisco Nights,” which was program was announced officially where the guests dance to broad When outboard motor racing | Optometrist j cast tunes: a finale, reminiscent of perintendent of the hospital. through public subscription , paid principal role, will be recalled by seen here some time ago. Tho was first attempted, owners of | by General Manager Giullo Gattl-1 picture-goers through “ The Volga 015 Main Street. So. Manchester a revue, where Johnny stands on a I have eagerly awaited the publi for by those who found themselves popular actor takes a different power boats — sleek mahogany j Tel. 3U-3. Casazza. cation of some reply from someone forced to “ dig down” to help the Boatman. “ Two Araolan Knights” role, something he has never Interprets the American Spirit. revolving globe playing his fiddle, speeders and the like — had a Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. while all the world dances, the connected with the hospital In cause along. We w ^e told it was to is his first attempt at comedyMra- tackled before but he carries it out laugh. They thought the idea “ I wrote ‘Johnny Spielt Auf,' in which an attempted explanation of be our hospital. Full well do I re ma. In his role he is quite unaware to perfection. which jazz and syncopated music stage on both sides being hung in comical. But in three years the electric signs a la Broadway. the superintendent’s act would be alize that our hospital must need of the amusing situations he cre Features at the Circle in the con speed achieved by the sputtering are interwoven, because 1 wanted forwarded, or a complete denial or a governing body and that the med ates. Hence only a player of dra tinuous show today are “ Tarzan to interpret the spirit of youth and Interwoven in the musical score little craft has advanced from ten contradiction of t’le statement as dling in affairs which concern our matic experience could have han and the Golden Lion” and “ Her miles an hour to more than thirty. 1^ joy and hustle that America has are Blues, a shimmy, a tango, a made by Mrs. Gustafson would be hospital by the general public of dled the part. negro spiritual, and a jazz song Summer Lover.” At least Jfty boats will take given the world,” Krenek said in advanced. Quite come time has Manchester would indeed be an ad Mary Astor, also known for parts The strange story of a man who describing his piece. through which thread strains from part in the z-egatta here, it is ex elapsed since tho publication of ministration without foundation,! in dramatic reatures, such as John lived in the heart of Africa and pected. The Green cup will prove “ All the world is dancing to jazz “ Swanee River.” Mrs. Gustafson’s letter, and as yet but just as well do 1 realize that Barrymore’s “ Beau Brummel,” Otto Kahn of the Metropolitan had a Hon as his companion, is told an incentive not only to racers but — as much strin Vienna, the home no effort has evidently been made the subscribers should at times be plays the Arabian maiden in this in "Tarzan and the Golden Lion.” of the waltz, as any place else. As heard “ Johnny Spielt .\uf” in Leip by those immediately connected permitted the opportunity to ad new picture. zig and at once made arrangements Tarzan has raised the lion from Us I say in the libretto of ‘Johnny with the hospital to deny or con vance suggestions, either construc Louis Wolheim, star ot the stage cubhood and together they wander ^ le lt A uf: for its future production in New tradict this statement as made by tive or destructive to the measures and first-portrayer of Captain through the famed veldt of central “ ‘Here comes the New World York, Mrs. Gustafson. At least none has inaugurated and executed by the Flagg in “ What Price Glory?” Africa. In this story they are seen been brought to the attention of the trustees, who are as far as I am consequently needed no coaching in on their most thrilling venture of tliey can take the history of any public of our community. I have able to learn the representative handling the part of a hard-boiled all, the sqarch for a hidden city in nation and make a more interest entertained unlimited suspicion body of the community as con American first sergean’^ in "Two which there is a Palace of Dia ODD MARRIAGES ing record for the teaching if their concerning the justice of this en cerns the hospital. Arabian Knights.” monds. Intrigue and suspense when children than the Bible contains. tire event, and the lack of explana It to me seems most unfair that 1 Ian Keith, who has one of the Tarzan’s niece, beaqtlful Ruth Por 16222103 They actually are taking away from tion forwarded by hospital authori Dr. Moran should be the target of | chief supporting roles, is best ties has accomplished only the ter, is kidnapped and taken as a theh uman family a plan for sal such adverse discrimination. It to known for his stage work. He was hostage to the city. However, the strengthening of my suspicions. me seems only honorable that tho even playing on the stage in Holly vation, thus making a meterlalistic Of course I suppose It matters marvel man and tthe golden lion, age which, if God> allows to con trustees arrange a hearing wherein wood nights while appearing be with their faithful followers, the MONUMENTS very little what my individual im a solution of this entire affair could fore the camera in "Two Arabian tinue would lead us back to the pressions are concerning this Issue, Waziri, are finally victorious ov€u“ ON DOWN GRADE days of the dark ages, barbarism be amicably affected. A thorough Knights” during the daylight the enemy and after a whirlwind Grave markers and orna and of what effect It will be upon ventilation and clarification of this hours. "The Love of Sunya,” with and savagery. those therein Involved. Neverthe entire issue should be made the en climax, there is the achievement of mental stone work of every de “ This will not happen because Gloria S\t’anson, gave him one of peace and happiness. scription. less I find myself content to openly deavor of all concerned. A decision his most important picture roles Boulder, Colo.— Modern civillza- God has a plan himself, whereby state these views, regardless of the honest and unbiased, rendered un Christ will come when the human and since he has become as much in ''tion is on the toboggan and is be events which may ensue. mindful of petty personal preju demand at studios as he has been Louise Rice, world famous graphologist, Gadella & Ambrosini family has filled its cup of Iniquity Personally, I feel that Dr. dices and dislike which some of can positivdy read your talents, virtuca Shop at Ea.st end of Bissdi St. ing forced downward by compan- and destroy them and establish a on the stage. Moran’s suspension from the staff those concerned in this issue may Michael Vavltch, Russian charac ond faults in the drawings, v/ords and Near East Cemetery. iate marriage, petting parties, false kingdom of righteousness, accord of our hospital was an act en bear towards Dr. Moran, should be v;hat nets that you scribble v/hen “ lest ing to his original purpose. ter actor, takes another Important Telephone 1168-12 education, denial of the incarna forced by the superintendent be the only honorable target at which part. He won Immediate acclaim la thought”. “ If companionate marriage cause of some concealed personal the parties in power should direct Send your*‘ acribblings” or signature tion of Christ, and deplorable prac would become so prevalent as to upon his arrival in HollywQod only tices in high society. dislike or personal prejudice’ their aim. six months ago and John W. Consi r-::r analysic. Enclose the picture of the Mikado encourage companionate relation against him. I am convinced, after Signed, as the opinion of an e.x- hi-ad, cut from a bon of Mikado pencil:, end This declaration was made by ship everywhere, moral standards dine, Jr., general manager of the *en cent:. Addrezs Louis: Rice, care of Prof. Marion E. Cady, of the reading Dr. Moran’s discussion servlce man, who served under the Joseph M. Schenck organization, would be hurled to the winds, and which appeared in the columns of command of Dr. Moran during the "AGLE PENCn. CO., NZW YORK CTTY TOWN ADVERTISEMENT Seventh Day Adventist Church vice, lust and passion would have World War. immediately,signed him to a long this paper on the evening of Febru term contract. DeWltt Jennings, while attending the Central Union free sway.” ary 27, 1928, lhat the superintend Conference of the denomination Donald Hemingway. veteran player of stage and screen, ent of our hospital, and those who South, Manchester, Conn., also has one of the principal parts. NOTICE OF THE held here recently. govern its opc ation, find them March 22, 1928. ; In his heated verbal rebellion, FRANCE GETS READY selves unwilling to grant Dr. Mo The world’s largest spider Is TAX COLLECTOR Prof. Cady commented upon many ran a nearing where.n counsel and RECORD JAIL SENTENCE j'hases of modern living. He de witnesses in his behalf will be tol found in Sum ,tra; its body is nine All persons liable by law'to |iay inches l i circumfevence, and its Is the Time to Town or Personal Tu.\cs, I d the clared that parents of today were FOR BUMPER SEASON erated, not because, they honestly Berlin.-—For robbery, Herr Buch- being made “ the goat” by their legs spread 17 Inches. feel that such counsel and wit mann, 37, is serving what is be Town of Manchesier. are hereby no children. The children denounce nesses would be detriiffbntal to the tified that I will have a rate bill for control, thinking they are being OF U. S. TRAVELERS lieved to be the longest prison sen the List of 1027. of 18 ^ mills on end attained or that they feel that tence in the world. His sentence Plan to Have suppressed, and the parents give Dr. Moran should rightfully be de the dollar due and collectible' on way too easily. formerly was 208 yearsx Recently Aiiril T. 1028. Personal Ta.v dnq Paris.— Europe, and particularly, nied a hearing upon these condi Teaching Evolution. tions, but rather because they may he was taken from jail to face Look! Look! April 1. 1028. The tetaching of evolution in the France, is getting ready for a another robbery charge. An addi bumper tourist season. Fair weath be very ski...i.ical concerning the That Painting schools and colleges has had a bad soundness of the foundation upon tional term, three years, v,ras add I Tvill be at the Municipal Build er has come earlier than usual and ed to his original sentence, making effect, according to Prof. Cady. which the charges preferred against ing, each week day froni The churches and ministers who with it many tourists before the Dr. Moran have been erected. Dr. it 211 years in all. Imperial advocate modernism in the place of usual time. Moran has, as far as I am able to Job Done 1‘ure gospel are also adding to the Tourist travel which was in learn, neitlier objecteu or opposed APRIL 1 TO MAY 1 downfall. creased one hundred percent last the introduction of counsel by the A Startling Diseoyery Spring is almost here and All of these factors, in Prof. year, according to the officials of hospital in whatever amount tiiey Barber Shop after another winter your IS THE OPENING Inclusive Cady's opinion, are omens of the one of the steamship lines, believes deemed it necessary to provide. If for Rheunatic-Artnritis house needs painting more that it will be Increased again that I am correct I assume that Dr. Mo- Corner Spruce and Eldridge Sts near return of Christ who “ will THE FORMULA OF A NEW than ever. Every winter Hours 9 a. m., to 4 p. m> except overthrow the sin and corruption in much this season. lan’s efforts were directed towards, W E D G E T O A Tuesday. April 3, Tuesday* American and English visitors the institution of hearin" wherein JERSEY DOCTOR serves to wear away painted the world today in a manner paral Who Claims Stiff, Tender, Aching Joints Ease April 10, Tuesday, Apnl 17, lel to the days of Noah and the will of course predominate, but an oppo -tunity would be granted Right Up, or Your Money Bosk. HairCut 40^ surfaces more than any other flood.” more are expected from Germany every one concerned to enter into No matter how inflamed, tender or ^ re to GOOD POSITION Tuesday, April 24, and-Tuesday, touch, a speedy relief from your su tering is now time of year.I “ ft is as much the fault of mod and Northern Europe than ever be a sane discussion of the question at offered you. Wonderful results are realized ol with May 1. Hours 9 a. m. to 9 ern ministers as it is the educators fore, Portugal, Belgium, Spain and hand and wherein the odus would toe first trial of CAMPHOROLE. Do not wait Let us do the job and we viU Enter Any Monday Pi m . themselves. Both classes are ta Italy will send their usual contin favor neither the hospital nor him and suffer. Send to your druggist and get a self. trill size of CAMPHOROLE. You’ll be aston FREE HAIR TONIC do one that will last a long Interest will be added to all tax booing the Bible, which means gent. ished how quickly it soaks right in to the joints, time. Good materials and com es reniaininij; unpaid after May 1, throwing it away and when, this is Bigger and much better hotels in Personally I can conceive of no the very seat of the ailment, and quickly loosens other plans which would be of such up those stiff, rheumatV: joints, while its emol petent workmen. Next Monday morning will be 1028. Interest will staK from done, all standards of living are every way are ready and waiting lient properties soothe and heal the inflamed service in arriving at an honest and surface and draw out the pain. Children’s ...... 30c a good time. April 1. 1028 and will be at the discarded,” said Prof. Cady. in Paris to be filled by American rate of 9 |ier cent, to September 1. “ The Modern minister denies the unbiased solution of this affair. I You’ll then know why thousands use CAM- tourists. And because so many of am at a loss to know why the trus PHOROUE, once you try it, and realize how Week* Days Only. 1928 and at the rate of 10 |ier cent, story of creation, the leadership of them seemed to slip by the capital tees of our hospital remain adamant good it ts for Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, for. balance of year. . .. Interest/ht Moses in the camp of Israel, the Arthritis, Stiff, Aching Joints, Neuritis, Neural last summer on their way to other in, their decision to exclude counsel gia and Lumbago. The Connecticut the rate of 12 per cent, after lien story of Adam and Eve, Jonah and spots, French hotel-keepers and engaged by Dr. Moran at the hear Dr.Bri^adenh Saturday General. .40c John I. Olson has been flled will he added. the whale and is teaching such as tourist Jjureau managers have be ing they propose. Is Dr. Moran’s Bewart i'aiiitliiK anil Deroraliiis Business College so much folklore. come serious about the matter and alleged guilt so serious as to just of ijoiitmctor. GEORG^ Hi HOWE, History Teachings. are taking steps to direct the tour ly merit the exclusion of counsel in If you do not know us ask 899 Main 81.. Jotuisun lUorB Odd Fellows Block, '.^‘Modernists arjs declaring that ist tide their way. S^stitoU* A . .. - Coflbetor. his behalf? I know of no other in-. your friend. • . i South Mattehester - - South Manchester . i ‘ - FAGK9BVW ; MANCHES'rEiR (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1928. UAGDE OnfESIlGATES BOY KILLS FATHER Beethoven Glee Club BIG CROWD ATTENDS ABOUT TOWN HULUffiANAND Gives Concert at Store of C. E. House & Son, Inc. CLUB lA D lE ^ NIGHT’ SECOND GUN SHIPMENT THREATENING MOTHER Employees of Case Brothers pa per mills will enjoy a supper and HALE’S WIN 2 get-to-gether at the Highland Park 22 Cars of Explosives Sent to About 125 at Second Congrega Community clubhouae this evening. Hungariah-B^maniaii Fron Empties Load of Shotgun inj tional Church For Affair The program will include a motion tier, is Repfurt. Parent’s Back—Police Say i Last Evening. picture showing, setback games, DISPLAY CUPS He Was Justified. and si<«igbt of hand nn,mbers by a Ooneva, March 24.— With the Hartford magician and ventrilo (Continued from page 1) About 125 were present at the League of Nations already investi Goldsboro. N. C., March 24.— first “ Ladies Night” of the Men’s quist, Ernest Schieldge. Among the gating one mysterious shipment of Tousled headed, Ki-year-old Wood- club of Second Congregational after-dinner speakers will be Oscar arms from Italy to Hungary, ad spite the fact that no other store A. Phelps, well known religious competed for this prize Packard’s, row Thompson played In _ the front church last evening, and the sup vices from* Belgrade today Indliiat- windows were beautifully done. The yard wi h his younger brothei to- per and program was pronounced a and eocial service worker in Hart ed that the Little Entente will he - | business has gone from memory in Mount Vernon the chairman of the House judiciary fied in the opinion of Raskob. 2. Selling Value. Creating the Prentice but failed to do so. A war- which only loO.OOO ai^ in the L.'nR- ington. ______I jg son and now employs splendid school for boys which A sub-committee which is handling desire to purchase by means of rant was made out for his arrest ed States proper. The balance reside i thousands both in England and had been his privilege to attend TO TAKE FALL’S STORY in the Philippine Islands. j the bill, declared today that there the merchandise displayed and | and when he appeared this morning TO CALL.LASKER America. At one time its special years ago. He referred to other Is no possibility of a favorable re the way it was demonstrated. he had Attorney William S. Hyde Of those Chinese living under the i ty was the manufacture of mourn American institutions where he had port on the bill as it passed tho Washington, March' 24.— A com 3. Ori«lnaIity. The distinctive to defend him. Prentice told the American flag, it is estimated that, ing crepe and similar fabrics.^ been a student and punctuated his Senate by a large majority. mission for the taking of the depo arrangement which gave the court that he had previous to the one third come from the socalled | IN OIL SCANDAL When crepe went out of fashion, talk with frequent sallies of wit. sition of Albert B. Fall, former display its effective power. 22d, the night of his arrest, warn restless area of China, namely. Can- j ; and artificial silk came in, every In closing he said he looked for OLDEST CHURCH SEXTON. Secretary of the Interior, for use 4. Lighting. This included equip ed Holmes about his tail light. On ton and Amoy. ] thing was jettisoned for the new ward to the time when he should in the trial of Harry F. Sinclair ment, elimination of glare; in the other hand Holmes maintained Excluding Australia and Hong- 1 craze. be able to return to India to preach Lawrence, Mass., March 24.— here April 4, was issued today by tensity.of illumination furnish he had sent the car to the garage icong, more than 1,500,000 Chinese j ^|Qg0 Friend of Former Presi Get Assistance the gospel of Christianity to his Patrick O’Reilly, 85, oldest church Justice Bailey In District Supreme ed; color effects etc. to have it fixed and supposed the emigrants have taken up their dent Harding to Be Asked At first, manufacturers were countrymen. se.xton in the United States, died to Court. The application was made homes under the British flag in George E. Rix, secretary of the tail light was in propef condition. About Sinclair Bonds. frankly hostile to the new material, day. by attorneys for Sinclair, jointly Manchester Chamber of Commerce, In regard to his non-appearance in various quarters of the world. Tak but finally a Leicester firm— build In 62 years service as sexton at indicted with Fall for conspiracy In distributed the cups to the winners court yesterday he said it W9,s a ing that figure added to the Chi ers of a new hosiery machine— the Immaculate Conception Roman the Teapot Dome case. Fall was • c'>i misunderstanding of the polics- nese population of Hongkong, 444,- Washington, March 24.— Albert m .u r r ia g e in t e n t io n s this morning. They will be placed D. Lasker, close friend of the late came to the rescue. They agreed to Catholic church, it was estimated granted an indefinite postponement in the winning windows sometime man’s orders. 648, Great Britain leads in the embark on the venture merely be that O’Reilly swept out the church in trial of his ov;n case, because of Judge Johnson reminded him number of Chinese Seeking her President Havding and forrner An application for a marriage li during the day. cause they thought the new ma 22,000 times. serious illness. that it woulu be well hereafter protection, with the exception of chairman of the U. S. Shipping chine was adapted to Courtauld s cense was filed with the Town The deposition will be taken The J. W. Hale Company and Board, was to appear today at the Arthur L. Hultman with two cups when old to appear in court to do China itself and the Dutch Indies new process. Clerk today by Thomas March 29, at Fall’s home in El so. Attorney Hyde thought It was where the Chinese population ts Senate Oil inquiry into the Conti Scrivens and Marie Gladys Hoff- The average ostrich egg weighs were outstanding winners. The The era of artificial silk began three-quarters of a pound. Paso. a case where a very light penalty computed to be 2,825,000.! nental Trading Company’s $3,- from that hour. Orders, great, man.'both of this town. Hale windows were planned and should be inflicted. Curiously Japan has ' attracted 080,000 Liberty Bond “ slush executed by Eric Crawshaw who has small, poured in, until in a few but 3,000 Chinese according to the fund.” years Courtaulds could put their won several window contest prizes. official statistics. Fren6h Indo- Lasker was to be questioned The Hultman windows were plan reserves down at $85,000,000 and ...... China ranks high with 1,020,000 about reports that he was active In their holding in the American Vi- ned by Jud Gallup and were execut Chinese settlers. Other countries in raising funds to pay off the Re ed by Mr. Gallup and Earl Clifford. cose Company at $45,000,000. order of numbers are as follows: publican Party’s deficit from the The family is renowned in Es Annam 120,000; Malaya 903,000; 1920 campaign. Harry F. Sinclair sex for its pliilanthropic and social I Over $30,000 Personal Injury Clain^ | VALENTINO’S ESTATE Macao 71.000; Peru 45,000; Siberia turned over $260,000 in bonds to work. One member of a very hard- INFANT GIRL DIE.S 27,000: Australia 25,772 and Cey help liquidate this debt, and Lask lon 2,500. Scattered throughout ^'orked clergyman in the poorest Los Angeles, Calif., March 24.— er was to be asked whether he slums of London. Objections to the first annual ac Beverly M. Griswold, four other countries are estimated to be I Paid Through Our Office In 1927 i another 82,000 Chinese emigrants. handled any of these bonds. counting of the estate of the late months old daughter of Mr. and Will H. Hays, former Republican Rudolph Valentino, motion picture Mrs. Clifford C. Griswold of Bolton, HIS LONG SUIT. TOWER OP LONDON GOLD national chairman, probably will be actor, weic on file in Superior died this morning after a brief ill recalled as a result of the testimony Court here today. ness. The funeral will be held BURIED FOR 250 YEARS “ Don’t you think the type of STILL SUBJECT OF HUNT of Merritt Baldwin, former Sinclair hostess who forces food on you Alberto Guglielmi, Valentino’s from her parents’ home Monday af secretary. He said Hays v/as a fre I What Does This Mean To You ? [ brother, requested the court for a ternoon at 2 o’clock. Burial will be whether you want it or not is a in the Quarryville cemetery. London.— For more than -250 quent visitor to Sinclair’s office. frightful bore, count’?” further accounting of the dead This caused some committee mem actor’s estate, which, according to years, a tradition has existed here “ 1 cannot say. Neffer haff I not BIG RUM SEIZURE that a hu^e fortune remains midden bers to feel that Hays could tell wanted it.”— Punch. the Inventory filed by Executor S. much more about Sinclair’s activi George Ullman, amounts to $28 7,- in the dark recesses of the Tower of New York, March 24.— Packed London, cunningly secreted in 1662 ties'than has as yet been revealed. A pound of feather weighs 462. I See Us About Your | in innocent looking cases marked more than a pound of gold be Contending that Ullman had not by a man who was executed by “ toys,” 725 gallons of concentrated royal decree In one of the Tower’s WOMAN FACTORY WORKER cause feathers are weighted by the filed a complete inventory, Gug rye, sufficient to produce $152,000 avoirdupois pound of sixteen lielmi asked the court to set aside dismal dungeons. WORKS TO BE CITIZEN worth of liquor, was seized today Although no success whatever FOR U. S. AND B.UBIES ounces while gold is weighed by an order allowing Ullman’s claim by Treasury agents at Pier 26, has attended investigations . the the troy pound of twelve ounces. Automobile Insurance f of $48,504. North River. tradition still lingers. The shipment was landed March Kalamazoo, Mich. — Mrs. John The money, estimated at nearly Kish has resumed her attempts to AND GET THE SERVICE YOU AREPAYINGFOR | o HURT IN TRAIN CRASH 14, by the Hamburg American lin $250,000 was believed to have been er Thuringia. Federal agents in master enough of the English lan GOODRICH SILVERTOWN hidden by John Barkestead, Lieu- guage to pass the government ex Hagerstown, Md., March 24.— spected the lot, and waited in vain tenent of the Tower under Crom for the consignees to claim it. amination that will make her an WE REPRESENT THE BEST STOCK AND DIVIDBND PAYING COMPAN- Five men were Injured early today well, Barkestead was hanged, drawn American citizen and permit her when two freight trains on the The case contained 29 kegs, each TIRES lES WHICH ARE NON-ASSESSABLE. holding 25 gallons of the concen and quartered at Tyburn in April, to bring from Hungary the three Western Maryland railroad were 1662, hut before he went to his children she has not seen in sii wrecked at Altenw'ald cutoff, six trate. Government agents declared each gallon is capable of yielding death, according to the legend, he years. / miles north of Hagerstown. Recently she failed for the sec 1 The injured were Charles Stump, seven gallons of good, drinkable cached his fortune where he be lieved no one would ever find it. ond time to pass the naturalization 2 0 PER CENT OFF engineer, feet scalded; George whiskey. board examination. She has work Kahle, Injured back; Edward Mann, ed every day for the last six years conductor, fractured c llarbone; CLEAN UMBRELLAS PAINT STAINS I HOLDEN-NELSON C O ., INC. I na mill. Most of the money she \7. R. Shade, engineer, and Frank Chett's Filling Station Umbrellas should be opened Paint stains may be removed earns is sent to the old country for Henninger, fireman. / her children’s support. What lit I Park BuildinsT) South Manchester, PlHme 2110 An east bound double header once in a while and scrubbed with from glass by rubbing with a Free Tickets to Palace Theatre paste mane from pumice stone tle time she has to herself is spent freight bucked and a westbound warm suds to which some ammo 84 Oakland St. nia has been added. Rinse in clear mi.xed with equal parts of turpen- in studying to become an American iHiiiHiiuiHfliMitHiffliiwiimiiHttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimHiimw louble header plunged into it, ac- 1 citizen. • - Phone'1428'. Manchester. sqrding to reports. water and let dry while open. itine and oil. N4, y. 1. f s." MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING; HERALD, SATUKD A If, MAKDH Z4, ISJZS. p a g e EIGHT FEATURE ARTICLES LATEST FASHION ABOUT INTERESTING •\ -i •if ,--:sa HINTS BY FOREMOST WOMEN AUTHORITIES THE HERALD^S HOME PAGE ilHililillllllll This And That In !.■ Consider the bustle skirt, the family, you spent about $72.80 for pantalet, the Merry Widow hat, sickness. asks Lena M. Phillips, president of Need a Solution ^sawtaI ^ s? nner the National' Federation of Busi And you’re mighty lucky If that Feminine Lore AUSTIN ness and Professional Women. All was all. Just one serious illness in these monstrosities and atrocities your family might take your entire THIS HAS HAFPHNHD of fashion were man-made, says year’s Income and mortage your SAI.IiY FORD, ^bo know* b o Miss Phillips, explaining that wom home. One of the most serious oth er hO B ie but the state orphan- an never liked to. look conspicuous problems of modern living Is more ace from the time she la fonr. but was forced to do so when the reasonable relationship between Even the straigbtest haired las- distant pqints. Among the prize, Koes to CLEM CARSON’S farm the summer she Is 10 to work for taste of man ran the world because the middle class income and the sie can have curly locks that will*?>winner3 were some of the country’s her “keep.” She meets DAVID he held the pocketbook. “ Now that cost of sickness. Aid yet few hos last until the next shampoo if she wealthiest people, and. as one local NASH, handsome yonnc student woman Is economically Indepen pitals are self-supporting. There will get marcel at the Lily Beauty man stated, Rolls-Royce cars wer< of scientific farmlnc who Is work- laar on the Carson farm. Dnvid dent,” she says, "she demands and must be ^_sOlution. We all know too parlor in the House' & Hale build thicker in the vicinity of the G^nd likes Sally and shows tbnt he gets sensible, Inconspicuous styles.” many families who, once soundly ing. And the per nunents Mrs. Rob Central palace where the show was prefers her to PEARL. Clem’s on their feet, are now In debt for inson gives are waved by the Nestle held than Fords on our Main arandlly-dressed dnn*hter. How’ll We Look? . Kcrs Pearl and she treats Sally The reasoning is sound, me- the rest of their lives because some Circuline process which was used streets. The admission was reason trilh Insaltinc disdain. thinks, till one meets with the be one in the family was seriously 111. almost exclusively In demonstra able for such a magnificent dispUy, Pearl determines to g et rid o f She Paints Pictures tions at the Hairdressers’ conven Sally and sneaks Into her room lief that today’s styles are incon $1.10, but the crowds were sO great and hides a diamond pin there. spicuous. Wonder what the great- Writing books by psychic guid tion. around every exhibit, you had to When she accnses Sally of theft, great-grand-chlldren will think ance Is not at all new. But paint wait your turn to see the big things DoTld confronts Pearl Trith the .when they leaf through the family ing pictures under the guidance of and It w^s rather exhausting. He and tells her he saw her se some great painter In the beyond, Slip-over sweaters In cashmere crete the pin In Sally’s room. album and see great-great grand is. Mrs. Katherine Cohere Well have the call for men’s sport wear. Carson Trnrns Sally that Prarl ma of 1928! 1 have, a sneaking Although they go In strong for Elsa Schiaparella is lamed in and David are practlcnlly en- suspicion that we of today will seem man of New York has locked her Paris for her unusual sweaters. KaKcd. One afternoon David gets self into her studio and Is feverish color for the most part the designs a moment with Sally and begs as funny in a hundred years, or Many of them are hand knit 111 ly hainting canvases, though she are neat and stockings may often ber to call on him If she ever less, as Aunt Minnie of her bustle be had to match. However, sweat uniquegeometrlc designs; others needs him. Then he asks her seems today. never had a lesson In her life nor go for a wnlk with him (hnt any urge to paint heretofore. The ers are taking on airs. You wear have modernistic flower, motifs In n ig h t. Our Sickness Bill few who have seen her say that one kind if It’a with a suit, another pastel colors on a light bade-' NOW CO ON W IT H T H E STORY How much was spent for sickness she seems In a trr.nce and as If un for tennis, golf or other sports. ground. i:nltting of sweaters seems CHAPTER IX In your family last year? Unless der some strange Influence. Generally the younger contingent to be coming In vogue.again. It:-la ALLY was eager as a child, you spent 3% per cent of your to 1 Wonder take to the pull-overs but the older, a pleasant and useful pastime. S when she joined David Nash In tal income you did not even meet One wonders. The tricks of to stouter man Just can’t get Into that part of the lane that skirted the average, according to recently day’s publicity agents make one them easily and he chjoses the Eggs , the orchard. released statistics which show that dubious about everything. And cardigan jackets, which come in As Easter approaches eggs-be* 'T hurried—as fast—as I could!" $2,000,000,000 was spent in this what a chance to sell one’s pic just as gay colors. come more plentiful and more rea she gasped. ‘‘Grandma Carson rip country for sickness last year. That tures! What a temptation if one’s sonable In prices. They are one of ped up this dress for me this after means that if you’re a $40-a-week pictures had never sold before! Although a special dish has been our most valuable protlen foods,' aa noon and while you and I were dedicated to the jester on April one writer says— They form tha washing dishes Mrs. Carson first In many lanfis, this country perfect food for the development' stitched up the seams. Wasn’t that stands out as an exception. In Hol of a sturdy little chick who Is able sweet of her? Do you like It, land one eats pickled herring on to eat grains when bathhed and It David? It was awful dirty and I the first day of the month of show no other facts were known: this “Poor washed It in gasoline this after Sally!" David said gently. ers and sunshine. In France it Is a alone would assure us of the, n)it>l* noon, while I was doing Pearl’s little Sally!” David said so gently soup, Jean potage, Germany a tlonal value of the egg. Eggs are ft/ “I’d love to live on a farm,” anyway. I’d rather die than go that his words were like a caress. sausage, ilans Wurst, while In Eng combination of protein, fat« things.” Sally agreed, with entire innocence. back to the orphanage for two more minerals— Iron In particular— “Charity hasn’t broken your spirit land It Is Jack pudding, a typical ‘‘You look like a picture in it.” “But every evening at twilight I’d years. You don’t know what it’s ‘TTierr L e tte rs yet, child. Just try to be patient rich fruit pudding. mins and water. The egg'white chn.« David told her gravely. ‘‘When I go out and look at my growing like,” she added with sudden ve BY RUTH DEWEY GROVES sists almost entirely of < albumin, ft for a while longer. Promise me saw Pearl busting out of it I had things and see how pretty a pic hemence, and a sob-catch in her protein and water, but the yolk la you won’t do anything without Dear Marye: Spring sandals for afternoon no idea it was such a pretty dress.” ture they made, and try to forget throat. I’m a little afraid of your lib rich In those life-giving elementa ‘‘I couldn’t have kept it on to “Tell me, Sally,” David urged telling me first. I might be able eral education for the young. If wear come In stunning printed all the back-breaking work I’d put I must admit that»there is a lot fabrics tn match one’s jaunty print so necessary for the child and night if Pearl hadn’t already left gently. to help you—somehow.” a girl makes a mistake she can say in to make it so pretty.” of common sense In your last let that life was too much for her. ed sports coat or parasol. adult. The Iron In egg Is In a form for the party at Willis’s. Was she They were walking single file And Sally told him—in short, “I—I can’t promise, David,” she ter but at the same time it re particularly acceptable to the hu terribly mad at you because you gasping sentences, roughened confessed In a strangled voice. “I That’s not my own expression. now, in the soft, mealy loam of a minds me of the complete lack of Florence used it in mentioning a man body, and Iron plays a very wouldn’t go?” sometimes by tears—of the life of might have to go away—suddenly FHendshlpplug Important part In the building of field, David leading the way. She modesty that is prevalent today. certain girl in town. None of the Dr. Roy L. Smith tells this story David shrugged his broad shoul loved the way his tall, compact orphaned girls. —from here—" Had I dared to tell my mother red blood. It Is also high In the younger people seem to feel that of the poet, Edwin Markham, who ders. but there was a twinkle in his body moved — as gracefully and “ We have enough to eat to keep “What do you mean, Sally?” that I was good IN SPITE OF HER growth promoting vitamins A and she has disgraced herself. as their dinner guest one day was eyes. “Let’s talk about something surely as a woman’s. She had the from starving and they give us David’s hand closed In a hurting as you pr.actically told me she’d D. These vitamins are especially I gave Florence a good lecture. asked to say grace and responded pleasant. Want a peach, Sally?” feeling that they were two children, four new dresses a year,” Sally grip over hers. “Has Pearl—Mr. have died of shock. I tried to make her see that when necessary In the diet of tk* TQUi^ And Sally ate the peach he gave went on recklessly, her long-dam- Carson—? Tell me what you with the following sentence: “ Great child as without them, the who had slipped away from their Well, I hope to live to see what a girl lowers herself she lowers all Master of Life, be with us this day her, though she had peeled so many elders. mecl-up emotion released by his mean!” the generation of girls after you womanhood and that other women cannot properly assimilate vikd ftfe sympathy and understanding, as we friendship together. Amen.” for canning those last few days that “There’s the cornfield where I’ve “ When I promised to come walk will' be like. I want to see you make must not condone her error<^ It is the calcium of milk and V^getaUei she had thought she never wanted though he said so little. “And they Dr. Smith says the spiritual aroma required for building sturdy boflep, been plowing,” David called back ing with you tonight I knew that the world as good as you think you not necessary to stone the poor of that petition floated through the to see another peach. But this was don’t actually beat us, unless we’ve can make it. But for my part I teeth and tissue. A Ikek 6t 'Vltanxla to her. “ A fine crop. I’ve given it Mr. Carson ^ould try to take me creature but, no matter what you house and lingered In their conver = a special peach, for David had done something pretty bad; but guess I’ll always sigh for the day D in the diet results In the child or its last plowing this week. It’s back to the orphanage, if he found say, Marye, the whole fabric of so sation foi days. He adds: “ The chosen it for her, had touched it what farmers call ‘laid by.’ Noth oil. it’s the knowing that we're out. But—I—I wanted to come. when the word “ lady” wasn’t a ciety is built upon the sanctity of adult Ruff<^ring from softening of, orphans and that the state takes furnishings, of stimulating friend with his own hands. ing to do now but to let nature take And I’m not sorry.” joke. the home, and women uphold that the bone or rickets. Eggs, therefore, They walked slowly down the care of us and that nobody cares Seems to me It was harder for a sanctity. ships are of greater significance should take a mo.:!t Important place her course.” “ Do you mean that he threatened than tapestries and oriental rugs- fruit-scented lane together, Sally’s whether we live or die that makes you?” David asked slowly, amaze “ lady” to skate on thin ice than You ought to have Alan write to in our diet? at all times. shoulder sometimes touching It w’as so dark now that the it so hard to bear! From the time for a girl who had no inhibitions. Florence. I’m really worried about A home, however beautiful, without -MARY TAtLOR. corn looked like glistening black ment dragging at his words. “Be (That’s a word 1 got from Frank. great and ennobling friendships, Is David’s coatsleeve, her short legs we enter the orphanage we are cause of Pearl—and me?” her. I wouldn’t worry Betty and striving to keep step with his long swords, curved by invisible hands made to feel that everyone else is I’m not quite sure what it means her mother doesn’t know how like a dream In which there is no “Yes,” she whispered, hanging picture.” ones. for a phantom combat. And the better than we are. and it’s not but I think it’s things you can’t do “ modern” Florence is. Either you breeze rustled through them, her head with shame. “I didn’t unless you drive yourself to it In or Alan must do something. SAGGING SEATS She listened, or appeared to lis right for children, who will be want you to know, ever, that you’d When cane seats first begin to ten, drugged with content, her bringing to the beauty-drunk little men and women some day. with the face of a feeling that you With deepest love, ' A somewhat i nusual dish Is pre girl a cargo of mingled odors of been in any way responsible. He shouldn’t.) MOM. pared In this way. One cupful of sag, rub them until thorough^ fatigue and the smarting of her their livings to make, to feel that —he says it’s practically settled soaked with hot soap suds. Tiiiiii gasoline-reddened hands completely earth, ripe fruit and greenness wav! ” baby lima beans and one cup of the thrusting up from the moist em between you and—and Pearl, and water in which they were cooked. 1 chair upside down and dry in tlM forgotten. “Yes, an inferiority complex Is a that—that I—oh, don’t make me sun. ‘‘We got a good stand of winter brace of the ground to the kiss of pretty bad handicap,” David inter Home Hints cup evaporated milk, two table the sun. say any more!” spoons each butter and flour or 1 wheat and oats. There’s the rupted gently. David groaned. She could see WOOD sc r a t c R k ■ j wheat. See how it ripples in the “Let’s sit here on the grounil and of cornstarch. Salt, pepper and “ I know about inferiority com the muscles spring out like cords ! Bridge M e paprika to taste and nine eggs. If your mahogany furiilture gets breeze? Look! You can see where watch the moon come up,” David plexes.” Sally took him up eagerly. suggested, bis voice hushed with along his jaw. “Listen, Sally,” he Make a sauce of the lima stock and scratched, paint with iodlke uflt|l it’s turning yellow. Pretty soon “I’ve read a lo‘„ and studied a lot. said at last, very gently, “I want the proper shade Is thached, 1st its jade-green dress will be as yel the wonder of the night and of the milk thickened with the ’’ utter and We have a branch of the public you to believe me when I say that \ Another flour rubbed to a paste. Season dry and polish until glossy. low as gold, and along in August beauty that lay about them. library in the orphanage, but we’re Sally obeyed, locking her slender I have never had the slightest in BY W. W. WEN'rWOKTH well. Add the limas, stir gently and I’ll cut it. That’s oats, over only allowed to take out one book BRIGHT ALUMINUM knees with 'her hands and resting tention of marrying Pearl Carson. pour into a greased baking dish. there;” and he pointed to a dis a week. I’ll graduate from high (.‘Ibhreviations: A—ace; K— Discolored aluminum can oftsii her chin upon them. I have not made love to her. I’m Break the eggs, whole into this, tant field of foot-high grain. school next June—if I go back! too young to get married. I’ve got king— Q— (]ueeii; J—Jack; X— be restored to brightness by rub ‘‘It’s so pretty—all of it,” Sally “Tired, Sally? They work you I any card lower than tO.) | season and cove’- with buttered But I won’t go back!” she cried. two years of college ahead of mo bread crumbs. Bake at 325 degrees bing with a cloth wrung out sighed blissfully. "You wouldn’t too hard,” David said softly, as he “ But Sally, Sally, what could yet, but even if I were older and J until eggs are set. This dish may lemon juice. Use no water. .. *• think, just to look at a farm, that seated himself at a little distance you do?” David persisted. “You from her. “ I suppose you’ll l)e had a farm of my own, I wouldn’t also be prepared .in individual it makes people mean and cross and haven’t any money—” marry Pearl—” 1— :What should you bid ini LINED DRAPES , j stingy and ugly, would you? Looks glad to get back to the—Home in ramekins, using one egg In each. “No,” Sally acknowledged pas “ Come out of that corn!” A tially when you hold: spades The recipe above will be ample for If your window drapes,, ftr.e-. qt like growing things for people to the fall.” some medium weight- nqfateirlal,. lin “I’m not going back to the Home sionately. “I’ve never had more loud, harsh voice cut across David’s —XXX; hearts—A X X ; dia nine persons. eat ought to make us happy.” than a nickel at one time to call low-spoken speech, made them ing them with sateeu. in matching "Farmers don’t see the pretty —ever. I’m going to run away.” monds—A K; clubs—A K X \ 1 • I f »#V ,* ii- MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1928. Bissell Scores Points As Rec Wins YEP, IT HAS COME TO THIS JIM M’LARNIN MAY Big Country Club Bids PROVE BEST MAGNET Knights Unahip To Stop For Services Of Jones Otdtime Crescent Flash New Idol For Gotham’s Gas <*>- ¥ Says It Has Richards, Mary House Citizens Gained "Cap” Scores Ten Field Brown and Helen Wain- Fame Overnight Against Goals and Six Fouls; Rec’s A gcxxi fielder has few dull moments, someone is wright Already Under ^ Terris. Victory Attained Much always popping Contract. BY HENRY L. FARRELL Easier Than First; Argu •* What are the recognized •* ment Over Series; Rec New York, March 24.—Another That little Baby Face McLarnln, attempt has been made to beguile •* weights for the various fight •• *• classes? ** who threw the gas house district of Robert T. Jones, Jr., from the paths New York into spasms when he Girls Win. of amateur rectitude with light •• Is there any record of a ** *• major league team being put *• knocked out Sid Terris with one words and heavy money, the writer punch, not only has a good chance was informed today. Raymond •• out while at bat without a *• 1 •• single batter being credited •* to ascend to the lightweight cham Rec. Five (41) Schindler, associated with a move B. P. T. ment to establish a very chic coun *• with a time at bat? ** pionship but he may develop into Here are the accepted weights for the greatest drawing card of the Faulkner, rf ...... 1 0-1 2 try club on the Canadian border, 0-2 6 near Buffalo, declares that he ten various fistic divisions—Fly, 112; day. Mantelli, If ...... 3 dered Bobby an offer, many thous bantam. 118; light, 135; welter, James Archibald McLarnin, as he Strange, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 ands in excess of anything ever 147; middle, 160; light heavy, 175; was baptized in County Cork, Ire Norris, c ...... 3 0-0 6 paid a golf professional, to take heavy, over 175. land, has personality, nationality Madden, rg ...... 0 1-6 1 charge of golf at the club and that Yes. In a game against Detroit and—a punch. He has shown his Bissell, Ig ...... 10 6-7 26 he was watting to hear from the in August, 1915, four Washington fighting class by beating Billy Wal young man In the matter. men went to bat, yet not a legal lace and knocking out Kid Kaplan, 17 7-16 41 Maybe this makes Brother time at bat was recorded. Two Jackie Fields, Joey Sangor and Knights of Lithuania (33) Schindler a head waiter or some sacrificed them ahead a ba-ie, and Terris. He demonstrated his draw B. F. T. thing, but, anyhow, his organiza the fourth batter hoisted a sacri ing power by bringing nearly $92,- Shages, I f ...... 4 2-4 10 The tion claims to have done this much Bennett, rf ...... 1 0-0 2 fice fly to score the man on third. 000 into Tex Rickard’s Garden for NOO CAu'T <36T •In the interests of the Royal Mount The remaining runner was nabbed H. Urban, If ...... C 1-3 1 ed: his Terris fight. off the base. McLarnin is the first young light Malinowski, r f ...... 1 0-1 2 Otlier Stars S, Shimkus, c ...... 2 1-3 5 That Vincent Richards, whik weight since the days of Charley White to rhow a killing one-punch Mazotas, Ig ...... 1 3-3 5 member of the Big Four in Amerl C. Shimkus, r g ...... 3 2-4 8 can lawn tennis, has signed a con knockout and he is the first Irish tract to take over men’s tennis at boy to climb so high in the class UMPIRES NOT ONLY since Jack McAuliffe retired un 12 9-18 33 the club; that Mary K. Browne, co- Referee: Herb Smith. Personal ■star in tennis and golf, also has beaten. identified herself with the club on a Since John L. Sullivan lost the fouls: Hartford 12, Manchester 11. BRENNAN TO ROLL professional basis; that Helen BASEBALL GUESSERS Women owners of race horses have figured prominently in turf history during the past few years, and now heavyweight . championship and None ejected. Wainwright, Olympic athlete of they are seeking to play Important roles as jockeys, a. field ruled by men since time immemorial. Only McAuliffe hung up the gloves, the recently, a race was run at Tijuana with none but women riders piloting horses. Miss Dorothy Schneider, a other years, will have charge of Irish haven't had much to rave Sherwood "Cap” Bissell was re OUT MURPHY MATCB the swimming midway between Long Beach University co-ed, was the winner of the race, astride Holly Boy. The special race for women jockeys created a sensation and drew one of the largest crowds of the season to “Sunny .ftm” Coffroth’s about in the two most popular garded as one of the very 'jest run Buffalo and the Bealls and all I can fighting classes. say about that is there may be two Failure of Expensive Rook racing plant. Here are some of the women jockeys, who rode; Top, Margaret Yates, wife of Jockey ning guards in the state several Cowboy Yates; Cariss Williams, Bonnie Gray, Dorothy Schneider, who rode the winner; Ruth Parton; Ma Gene Tunney is of Irish descent, years ago when he pactimed with sets of falls, one you see at Niagara ii is true, but the boys in the gas and the other you feel as you des rion Armstrong; below, Mable Strickland and Mrs. Josephine Sherry. In the circle is shown the winner. the Crescents and last night he re Morphy’s 168 Pin Lead Wil ies Shows That Scouts Holly Boy, and Miss Schneider aboard. house district never lifted him to turned to that oldtime form, scor cend, with international rapidity, their shoulders because he is rated Into the locker room after mid- ing about two-thirds of his team’s by them as “lace-curtain Irish.” Not Stop Match This Aft ^ght. Need one say more? Also Make Errors. points. His brilliant work was Will Refuse Offer Among the lightweights, there has easily the outstanding feature of The. idea of seducing, inducing been no one to parade in a green the Rec Five’s 41 to 33 victory over ernoon at Sooth End; ^.tradaeing our Mr. .ones on this robe because the class has been the Knights of Lithuania from ’wStremely commercial basis probu- By BILLY EVANS dominated for years by Italian and Hartford in the third and deciding Mjr wlU .lOiet the fate it so richly Jewish fighters. game of their series played at the Brennan’s Big Chance? the hands of a young In the minds of the baseball fans, When Baby Face helped truck Rec gym before half a thousand man to whom virtue ever has been umpires are regarded in the light the helpless Terris to his corner spectators. In the preliminary strictly its own reward. The others and then slipped into a bright of the best little guessers in the game, the much-improved Rec Bobby Brennan has got a chance: said to be involved are not general green robe with a big harp on the Girls overwhelmed the New Bri ly addicted to misgivings of this game. However, if you are willing TERRORS OP SHELBY Who Saw the Guns? back his corner was stormed. New slim as it is, to make bowling his ZyjOE WtLUAMl It. night have been that a stray tain Machine 23 to 4. tory this afternoon when he msets kind. Mr. Richards and Miss to take the word of our leading York always is willing to give any Although rep'ete with thrills, Browne deserted amateurism with Another reference to the "Battle shot would have ben directed at little Loy a great big hand, but in Howard Murphy in the final half ol baseball scouts, their job calls for most of them contributed by this their twenty game bowling match out visible regret a year or so ago Jim Mullen of Chicago has a of Shelby” is made in the latest Kearns for he wasn’t exactly popu the memory of the oldest fight re even wilder guessing than that us Bissell chap, the game was not as at Murphy’s alleys startinj at 1:30 and began piling it up with the man lined up for Tunney. The magazine biography of Jack Demp lar in that section. He had been porters r.o fighter was carried out Lenglen circus. Subsequently, Miss ually attributed to the umpires. man’s name is Otto von Porat. You close as either of the first two Murphy is leading by 167 pins With the keen competition that sey. This one, as 'well as nearly in a jam years before in Montana of the ring on the shoulders of his Browne approached the United just have to be an optimist to live every life story of the former cham and some of the older residents re games of the series. The Rec had a lead he attained on Brennan’s now exists for star players, scouts in Chicago, they say. admirers in New York as .'IcLarnin the upper hand all of the way after States Golf Association on bended pion, recounts the terrorism of the membered him. was. ow:i alleys. So if he can reverse knee and, whil the association are very often compelled to pass the first few minutes. The Rec hard two-gun men from the cow Gibbons, of course, was more Old. Joe Humphries, Rickard’s matters enough to overcome this didn’t exactly bade her begone, snap judgment on a player and back players were particularly peppy and overw'helming lead an beat Mur ranches and the oil fields who took popular than Dempsey for reasons demon announcer, who gets tears neither did it give her the absolu their hastily-formed opinion with a One of the White Sox recruits their speedy work was a treat to phy down south, he will deserve their irons into the arena to see that do not have to be repeated. in his eyes when the name of Terry tion she craved. It informed her fat roll of greenbacks. is a cartoonist, too, and drew u j watch. They had the Knights on all the credit in the world. But that no harm would come by their But Dempsey wasn’t despised to McGovern is mentioned, gulped a that it would reviev7 uer case when I have been told by a leading scout pretty picture of one of the wicked i the run all the way. While it is true quite naturally, his chances are old regulars. The peevish old fel-| Tom. the point of being made a target couple of times after the demon and if she made formal application that at one game last season in a for gun play. Everyone around that the Hartford tram did not look very remote. Anyway, he has the for reinstatement. low offered to remove our young | Our grandchildren, as a result, stration and said: “Looks like minor league, 12 major league there knew that Dempsey would as good as it did in the first two pluck to roll the match out, and It would seem now that Miss clubs were represented by one or hero’s dome, it is said, for two. will read in the history of pugil another Terry has come for the gas games, this was probably due some ism that the great Dempsey had fight whether he got the money or that is more than some would have. Browne has decided this is hardly more scouts in an effort to pass final cents. ’Tis well ye artist was anj house boys.” what at least to the fadt that the to "carry” Gibbons and blot his not and they knew that Kearns was Murphy says ^ vill attempt tc worth the effort Involved, and since judgment on a youngster who was am ateur. It looks as if gods may have set Rec is improving with each game. the effort would be highly negligi own record with a fiften-round de doing all the forcing for the last beat Brennan as much as possible. being held at a ridiculously high the table for young McLarnin with What makes ihe Rec so danger He wfll try to keep his average aa ble, I am forced to concede that Grover Alexender is train cision because if he had scored a penny. a championship and a great fortune- figure, past perfgrmarces consider If anyone had been bent on ous, is the fact that everyone on near to 114.5 which he attained in the lady is right. ing a young man named Don knockout he would have been shot. Since Benny Leonard was in his the team is a ^.apable scorer and ed. ald Conklin to fill his shoes. It may give those youngsters a shooting Dempsey for being rough the first ten games. Brennan will The records of the major league V prime, the lightweight class has I any one of them is liable to break try to boost his from 97.S to over Somebody ought to take that thrill CO tbink of those old hard or mean with Gibbons there would gone into stagnation because there are filled with cases where clubs loose at any time. Against the a hundred. young man aside and tell him days of that wild west of 1923 have been some salvos when Demp were no ^reat punchers in the class. have passed over fancy figures for sey held Gibbons with his head out Philadelphia Colored Giants, it was that the wages of sin is and to visualize the ringside seats Lightweights also have been forc Tommy Faulkner. Last night, it rookie players, only to make it death, and that, if he takes of the ring between the ropes and BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Newsy Notes filled with desperadoes with heavy ed to play second fiddle to great was “Cap” Bissell. Oft times, Elmo later appear as if the transaction over Alex’s shoes, he’ll never beat him on the back of the neck AT CHICAGO ON APRIIj 10 artillery parked on their lap and heavy-/eight champions who al Mantelli is in that limelight. should have called for counterfeit be able to walk straight in the bead laid on Dempsey and Jack and when he fouled him below the TO DRAW LEADING TEAMS From The money. ways ,"eemed to come contem While Bissell is being congratu them of a Saturday night. Kearns. belt a dozen times. But there was poraneously. When McAuliffe was The New York Giants paid heavy no shooting. lated today for his splendid work Chicago— Fierce battles are wag To tho.se who were on the scene the lightweight champion, perhaps last night, the fact that much of dough for Jimmy O’Connell and in Shelby for six weeks before the With the exception of some of ed daily in ail 'parts of the country Training Camps Jack Bentley, something like ?75,- SHOTTEN STRESSES OFFENS the greatest of all of them, John his success was due to the teamplay fight and a few days after, the the staff in Dempsey’s corner there L., was in his prime. McAuliffe al for the honor of participating in the 000 for the first named and about IVE T.-ICTICS, says a headline on a were no bulging hips around the of his mates, sho'uld not be over national inter-scholastic basketball piece fi'oin the Phils’ training wonder arises if the writers of most had to do valet duty for the looked. The Rec was passing in $15,000 less for the latter. O’Con those blood-curdling biographies ringside that indicated a rod. Ask tournament to be held here at the nell was just on the verge of de camp. Sounds bad for the umpires. big fellow to keep himself noticed. great style and speedy cutting was West Palm Beach, Fla., March were ever near Shelby. Damon Runyon, Hugh Fullerton, Benny Leonard, another of the University of Chicago, April 3. 24—Brooklyn’s pitching aces, Daz- livering when forced out of base Dick Little, Eric Hayes, Heywood also noticeable. Mantelli’s floor- High school teams who are en ail ball because of alleged certain acts greatest lightweights, had to take work was particularly good and he zy Vance and Jess Petty, have not HUMBERT FUGAZY, NEW Broun, Hype Igoe, Bill Corumr tered are: Rutland, Vt.; Purdy held detrimental to the best inter The only gun seen in or second place on the bill because he was capably assisted by Faulkner, High School, Selmer Tenn.; 'Vienna, yet rounded into form. The St. YORK PROMOTER. IS LINING' Warren Brown, or any other news had as competition the greatest ests of baseball. near Shelby in that time was Madden and Norris. Ga., Spartanburg, S. C.; Miami, Louis Browns handed the pair an UP AN ELIMINATION SERIES papermen who were present, how drawing card of all time. Jack 8 to 3 bea,tlng here yesterday. Many other clubs have had simi strapped upon the lanky leg many guns they saw trained on Eight of Bissell’s ten field goals Ariz.; New Hanover High School, OF HIS OWN, AND MAY SHOW Dempsey. were registered in the second half. Kress, the Brown's rookie short lar experiences. In a great many UP TEX RICKARD. HUMBERT of Jim Allap (no kidding), Dempsey! Wilmington, N. C.; Mortimer Jor cases the highly-touted stars for who was the chief and the Now little McLarnin Is coming on Most of them were at the expense don H'igh School, Morris Ala.: stop, hit a homer and a single. The HAS SUCH CANDIDATES AS Just another good story gone at a most opportune time for a teams will play here again today. whom equally higher figures were police force of Shelby. That wrong. of Coach Earl Bennett of the United States Indian School. Al OHSODUMB, PHIL SCOTT, great lightweight. Dempsey is out Knights who played a whole game paid, have failed to come up to ex GEORGE GODFREY, NUT HAN piece of artillery barked only buquerque, N. M., and Austin, Tex. pectations. Very often some young once, and then It barked from of the picture. Even if he does fight at forward for Hartford. "Cap” All of the teams are state cham Tampa, Fla., March 24— The SEN, VITTORIO CAMPOLO, AN again, he will not be fighting as the ancient squeeze play, worked by ster who coat little or nothing prov GUS SNYDER AND VINKO JAKA- within the holster and nearly made jseveral sparklMg shots from pions with the exception of Miami ed a far bigger help to his club. disabled .the chief. champion and he certainly hasn’t lively struggles under the hoop and which was runner up in the Arizona Bluege and Tate, enabled the Wash SA. O’OOOFTY SAYS THAT LAST EAST SIDE W more than one fight left in him. ington Senators to nose out the New Experimenting with young play NAME SOUNDS FAMILIAR. the others were sensational shots championship. When he goes, he may take the from beyond the foul circle. Once York Giants here yesterday In the ers in the hope they will add im Few Bad Men About mediate strength to a major league Tunney met Jascha Helfets WIN FROM S. M. H. S. days of the to million dollar fights he got “set”, invariably it meant tenth Inning, 6 to 5. The Nats, One night a fire broke out in a with him. Henry IV of France was assas pounded Henry and Benton for 14 club is a gigantic gamble. The per down In Florida the other day. two points for Manchester. Bissell’s little house acroas the tracks where In no spirit of unkindness, it flashy floorwork also caused the sinated by a fanatical priest nam hits and George Sisler stole home. centage of cases in which the high Now we can expect some better some of the wildness of the town The East Side girls of the High ly-touted rookie delivers is greatly concerts from Mr. Heifetz, we sup must be said that Tunney la not Knights to foul him often with the ed Ravillac. The second game of the series will was on the market. The chief saw school Girls’ club defeated the West popular with the masses and that be played today. in the minority. pose. Side gli:l8 yesterday a t th e W est result that Bissell made six out of the smoke and the flames and he he never will be. He hasn’t the seven tries. His defensive work was I was discussing this phase of the ran down the one street In Shelby Side Rec In a basketball game by game recently with no less an The candidates to the heavy personality or the instincts of a also good. office. It Is possible, but not very St. Petersburg, Fla., March 24-^ sounding the alarm. He tripped in the score of 36 to 24. Miss Eng showman. But little McLarnin has authority than Connie Mack. He weight title have fallen woefully The Rec got away to a good lead probable that the series will be Babe Ruth was nursing a sore right a hole, fell down on his face and land of the East Side was hig’h plenty of "it.” cited two concrete cases of where short. America, the land of the $40 scorer with nine field goals while in the first half but the Knights played next week. hand today. He attempted to the gun ,ent off. The chief then If the Baby Face should do to Margaret Trussell did the Bis- his club had gambled heavily and seats and the several-mlllion-dol- her team mate Miss Tierney drop reduced it to 17-13 by halftime. strangle a stone crab but the put the safety lock on the musket Sammy Mandell what he did to sell-act for the Rec Girls scoring crustacean won the declsfon. lost everything. lar prizefights, stands to go with ped in seven. Girls rules were Then came Bissell’s great per out a million-dollar fight this year. and did the rest of his patrolling Terris there are no bounds for his formance and the Knights fell at fifteen of her team’s twenty-three The Yankees are still practicing "Take the case of Paul Strand,” at a leisurely walk. played. Hasn’t Jack Dempsey any patriot possibilities. He*would be the out the wayside. They managed to rally points. And like Bissell, five of the at their camp here. said Mack. “I paid something Ii 3 Some of the railroad detectives WEST SIDE standing fighter of the day and by $40,000 in real money for Strand, ism at all? B F T desperately as the game drew hoops came in the second half after from the Great Northern had gats fighting oftener than the heavy the New Britain Machine had held Dallas, Texas, March 24— The plus several players. I figured a Cole, cf ...... '. . . 4 0 8 toward a close, but it was in vain. with them, but they didn’t need weight champion Is permitted to The Rec was much too smart for the locals to a 6-2 advantage in the White Sox were downcast today player who could bat better than them. A good mean look at the Runde, I f ...... 2 0 4 It looks as though Tunney would fight his title might become the them. Shages hud Charlie Shimkus first half. The New Britain team over the sorry exhibition here yes .400 in the Coast League would add have to fight as many as three men tough men of the plains was suf Modin, r f ...... 0 0 0 most valuable one in the business. were the scoring stars for Hartford beat the Rec the first game of the terday in the opening game of the a batting punch to my club, a weak to make a million this year—a ficient to head them in the direc Ogren, e g ...... 0 0 0 With Tunney demanding two Hand, rg ...... 0 0 0 while Mantelli and Norris helped season, but one would not have series with Dallas. The Sox were spot in our front. nauseating prospect, tion of the pikes. summer fights of him and with a thought so, to watch the sanfe two “After I had paid $30,000 on the Tomlinson, Ig ...... 0 0 0 Bissell. Mantelli’s clever pass to able to get only four scattered hits Mr. Tunney leans toward Honest There was a gun or two in the great rejuvenation of interest in the teams In action last night. There off the Steers’ brand of pitching Strand deal, I offered him back to Tom Heeney as a possibility. Hee- Llthwlnski, su b ...... 2 0 4 Norris under the basket from dlf- legal possession of some of "rove- lightweight class falling down on fl6ult position paving the way for was no comparison. The Reo was and Dallas won 3 to 1. William the club from whom we bought him ney, however, comes from New noors” who came into the town to McGann, s u b ...... 3 0 6 him, Rickard probably is wonder a sure score, was the gem of the vastly superior. son and Thomas, Sox hurlers, were for cancellation of the rest of the Zealand, and therefore is kin to the close up the drinking parlors, but 36 ing it too much of a good thing game. The score: nicked for eight safeties. money due, a mere $10,000, and British family of heavyweights, a they never had to use them. They Totals ...... 18 0 isn’t to be deplored. very flat species. EAST SIDE Ding Farr may not appear In a Rec Girls (23) got in return the merry ‘ha ha.’’, found most of the places deserted Although he is a Pacific coast B. P. T. Los Angeles, Calif., March 24— "Then there was the case of First B F T Rec uniform again this season. when they arrived from Butte afld boy. New York has taken McLarnin Trussell, rf ...... 6 3 15 The Cubs are still going strong. Baseman Branom of Kansas City. * Tom can take it, of course. • Gryk, c f ...... 2 o 4 Farr was not in the starting lineup the bpotleggers were plying their as its own. And when New York M. Finnegan, rf ..... 0 0 0 In the opening game of their exhi He fairly burned up the American * But then he has to. • • England, If ...... 9 - 0 18 and when Manager Clune asked trade with a bottle on their hip and gets steamed up about a fighter, M. Robb, I f ...... 0 0 0 bition series with Hollywood here Association. We needed a first Tierney, r f ...... 7 0 14 him to go in late in the first half, two-flnger glasses in their pocket. business is forced upon the pro 0. Finnegan,' I f ...... 0 0 0 yesterday, McCarthy's boys ham sacker badly to replace the Injured THEY’RE TRYING TO GET The tip on tl(e desperate char Washlewich, e g ...... 0 0 0 Farr said he didn’t want to, be moters. cause the Rec team was "going too- McHale, c ...... 2 0 4 mered out ten base bits and copped Joe Hauser and agreed to pay $30,- SUNDAY BASEBALL IN PHILA acter of the natives qnd the gen England, Ig ...... 0 0 0 DELPHIA. WHY NOT GO AFTER Considering^ the change of the good.” He did not appear to be the Richmond, c ...... 0 0 0 the verdict, 6 to 4. Home runs by 000 for Branom. The deal was eral display of shooting irons came situation In the heavyweight class, Glblin, rg ...... 0 0 0 Wilson and Clyler featured the closed. THE WEEK - DAY VARIETY the day of the fight when some of T o ta ls ...... 12 0 24 least sore because he had not FIRST? 'caused by the temporary ratlrement started. Manager Clune, however, Donahue, rg ...... 1 0 2 Bruins’ attack. The second game '•‘In spring training Branom look the ticket men asked for some pro Referee, Calhoun; timer, Turk- of Dempsey and the stimulant told him if he didn’t want to play, E- Robb, I g ...... 1- 0 2 the series against the Stars is ed great. I felt my first base prob tection. Dlfliculty was found In get ington; scorers, Carlson and Hardy. Referee McPartland of the Rls- given to the lightweight division by to change his suit.. Farr did at Daly, I g ...... 0 0 0 lem had been solved. However, ting irons to frustrate any attempt on tap today. ko-Sharkey fight gave Rlsko nine McLarnin, it will not be a surprise halftim e. •wiien Branom faced big league to make away with the receipts. YALE, THE FAVORITE rounds, Sharkey four and called to hear an announcement soon that Asked about the prospects of a ;. 10 8 23 pitching, found he couldn't hit, and Philadelphia, Pa., March 24.— LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS two even; one judge gave Rlsko Yale’s great swimming team is fav Tunney has decided to fight only town series between the Rec and New Britain Machine (4) with his inability to hit went his six, Sharkey four and called five Until the day Of the fight, once this summer, and the light Dempsey never saw Shelby and ored to triumph today in the finals the Community teams. Manager B. P. T. confidence, his entire play suffering. even; the other judge gave Sharkey of the 21st eastern Intercollegiate weights will be given the big spots Clune said he was agreeable but Musso, rf ...... 0 0 0 At New York—Ignarelo Fernen- "I had paid $20,000 on him ’’e- Kearns wasn’t around the lez, Filipino featherweight, drew eight rounds and Rlsko seven. It individual championships. The Elis on the program. that the first game must be played Karabin, If ...... O ' 0 0 fore I had decided he couldn’t make seems that it' isn’t only a horse town very much. They made qualified men In all seven events vlth Dominick Petrone, New York, their headquarters in Great in the Rec, else there will be no Sinkiewicz, r f ...... 0 0 0 lO; Kid Francis, Italian bantam the grade. I offered him to the race that opinions make. in which they were entered, placing series. Directors Lewis Lloyd and Nappi, c ...... 1 0 2 club from which we had purchased Falls and the inhabitants of 13 swimmers In all. -weight, outpointed Archie Bell, that enterprising town didn’t LOBERT NOW WITH GIANTS Jerry Fay met in the corridor Farm er, c ...... 0 41 0 Jrooklyn, 10; Andrew Routls, him if they would cancel the re Tommy Loughran got very angry Dartmouth, Rutgers and Colum downstairs after the game and a S. Kendslan, tg 0 1 1 maining money due, $10,000, but with Jack Delaney the other day take their fight any too seri bia each qualified three men. The ^ench featherweight, won from Hans Lobert, veteran third heated word argument followed, F. Kendiian, Ig ...... 0^ 1 1 lammy Dorfman, New York, on once again all I got was the laugh.” and offered to fight him just for ously. Kearns did a lot of talk Army and Navy got two apiece and glory. When Jess McMahon offered ing about threats from the Syracuse, Penn, Williams, Prince basemen of other years, has but as far as is known, no headway ouJ, Brpwu, Panama feath- New •vas made. A meeting may be held Including Panama, there are six to sign them up, however, the ruffang in Shelby but he knew ton and New York University each signed as coach with the rwefght", outpointed Benny .YtfA fALaau for this season. tomorrow afternoon a t The H erald Referee:. Herb Smith. / jchwartz, Baltimore, 10« Central American republics. glory quickly faded. it was good publicity. Jj)lae«d ona man, ^ ______1?' MANCHESTEiR (CONN.) EVENING. HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1928. F A ^ TBI^ Tell And You Will Sell. A Classified Ad Is The Cheapest And Quickest W ay Of Telling Business Locations for Bent «4 Real Biitate for Exchange 76 grtuluate course while iu Amerlei Help Wanted -Female 3S Want Ad InfoniuitUm Personals 4 That is now impossible.” FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE property Ha'Ying pictured ■” the dark sid WANTED— SINGLE GIRLS to learn STORE FOR RENT. Good location. In town. In good locality. What have for them, Mr. Bailie proceeds t '•■WANGUM LODGE, Wethersfield. hemming In cravat department. Ap Inquire 121 Spruce street.' you to offer? Wm. Kanehl. Telephone Manchester Conn. For the care and treatment of ply at Cheney P-others Employ 1776. open a new for Chinese eage Invalids, convalescents, chronic and ment Bureau. • OFFICES FOR RENT AT Depot to obtain practical experience 1 mild nervous conditions. Rates rea Square. Inquire Paganl Bros. Store Evening Herald sonable. Address Secretary or call the United States. “ Although th WANTED—15 YEAR OLD GIRLS to Phone Your Want Ads or Tel. 587. Bureau of lounigratlon is as stria Oassifled Advertisements Phone 2-6498, Hartford, Conn., for [earn mill operations. Apply to further Information." FOR RENT—STORE AND fixtures on as r mention, there is one metbo< Count »lx avora»« Cheney Bros. Employment Bureau. CHINESE WARNED nltlals. numbers and abbrsrlatlona T o The Eldrldge street. Inquire 1081 Main which leaves the way wide open fo Sob oonnt ns a word and compound Announcements Help Wanted— Male street, Vendrlllo. students to get five year’s expert fords as two worda Minimum cost ence in the'best plants in Amerlci prlos of three llnea STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all parts or BIO OHIO CORPORATION seeks Honsr: f ir Rent («5 THAT U. S. LAWS • • • I refer to the cooperative under the world. Ask for sailing Hats ai^ manager 'for unoccupied territory. graduate course. The Immigratioi Iilne rates per day tor transient rates. Phone 760-2. Robert J. Smith. $50 weekly commission. Earnings Evening Herald FOR RENT— MODERN 6 room house. sda 1009 Main street start immediately. Good for $5,000 i Including gas, shades, screens etc. Bureau never interferes with an) BlteetlTe March yearly. We furnish everything, de- , students placed in the sixteen co Cash Charge Apply J. P. Tammany. 90 Main. LIMIT STUDENTS 7 ots 9 ots Automobiles for Sale 4 liver and collect. Capital of experi operative universities. These at 8 Consecutive Days ence unnecessary. Fyr-Fyter Co.. , f(K B Consecutive Days 9 ots 11 ots 1682 Fyr-Fyter Bldg., Dayton, Ohio. . Wanted to Rent range their schedules so that eacl 11 ots IS ots FOR SALE— BUICK coach, late 1 Day ...... model. Master Six, low mileage, student spends half- time in thi WANTED— 16 YEAR OLD BOYS to j SINGLE HOUSE, 7 or 8 ROOMS mod Peking.— “ The new Immigration All orders for Irroffular Insertions plenty of. extras. Inquire 34 Bid- Call 664 workshop and half In the claa srlll bo charged at the one-time rate. learn mill operations. Apply to | ern Improvements. , Phone Htfd. laws of the United States prohibit well street. ______Cheney Bros. Employment Bureau. ) Laurel 1711-3 or write Box 9, In care room, usually alternating month Special rates for lonff term every Chinese students from ■working in ly.” Jay advertising alven upon f®*J'***~_ OVERLAND COUPE— For sale, ex And Ask for a Want Ad Taker of Herald. Ads ordered for three or six days factories after graduation. For this cellent running condition, good tires, Situations Wanted— Pjinale j WANTED — SMALL RENT with reason we advise graduate stu ind stopped before the third upholstry perfect, price $56. Wil garage, by middle aged American lay will be chargred only for the ao- liam Munsie, 4 5 Bigelow street. Tel. Tell Her VlTiat You Want dents in China not to go to Amer ual number of times the ad appear WANTED—WASHINGS and Ironings ; couple. Address L. B. Starkey, 31 NO WIDOW’S WEEDS FOR 1141-3. ______to do at home. Address Box B, in An experienced operator will take your ad. belp you Colonial street. Hartford, Conn. ica e/fi'ictlni; to gel into factories ed. charging at the rate earned, but for practical training.” HI>I, RICH SIAN’S WILL no allowances or refunds can bo made CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE care of Herald. ! word It for best results, and see that it Is properly in PROVIDES; NO FLOWER4 on six time ads stopped after the During the show we obtained sev Farms and Land for Sale 71 The speaker, Mr. Joseph Bailie, fifth day. eral good late models of Chevrolets Dogs— Uirds— Pets 4t serted. Bill will be mailed same day allowing you until Organizing Director of the Institute No "till forbids display lines not at prices that will interest used car seventh day after insertion to take advantage of the FOR SALE— 4 ACRES OF land, all of Technical Training of China, nas sold. • buyers. FOR SALE — PEDIGREED Boston tillable, suitable for building lots, just returned from the United The Herald will not be responsible H. A. STEPHENS terrlor, six weeks old. L. H. Clark. CASH RATE. with building, on State Road. 33 London— “ I direct.my wife shal for more than one incorrect Insertion Center at Knox. Tel. 939-2. 332 Summit street, Manchester. ■yValker street. States., Mr. Bailie's organization not disfigure herself by wearin) Df any advertisement ordered for is sponsored by the remitted funds what are called widow’s weeds,' more than one time. 12 GOOD USED CARS Including two FOR SALE- W ETHERELL FARM on of the American share of the Boxer The Inadvertent omission or Ihooj' 1927 Oldsmoblle Landaus. Crawford Live Stock— -Vehicles 42 Doming street. Inquire J. Wetherell, stated John Henry Wilcox, of Mina rect publication of advertising will be Auto Supply Co.. Center and Trotter 76 Doming street or telephone 548-4. indemnity levied after 1900. head, Somerset, in his will. He lei rectified only bv cancellation of tno streets. Tel. 1174 or 2021-2. FOR SALE— LIVE EASTER bunnies, In his plain warning to Chinese ?55,000 all to his wife. charge made for the service render also Ruta-Baga. Peter Miller Jr.. Houses for Sale 72 students, Mr. BaiUe tells them that He also directed that there shouli ed. FOR SALE—1924 Ford touring car. 743 Tolland Turnpike. Tel. 364-3, Honsehold Goods 61 Apartments— Flats— a few factories have schools recog . • • Good running condition $35 for Tenements for Rent •iUi be no flowers at his funeral. All advertisements juust conform quick sale. 595 Main. Automobile FOR S.\LE— GOOD YOUNG HORSE, FOR SALE—CHARM CRAWFORD FOR SALE— 6 ROOM SINGLE house nized by the Department of Labor In style, copy and typography with tires, vulcanizing, radiator work. 1300. Work single or double. 2 wheel stove, used very little. Apply to COZY 4 ROOM FLAT for couple, with on Ashworth street. J. T. Murray, 99 to which Chinese students, can be regulations enforced by the publisn- tip cart and h.arness, good shape. Ernest Wilson, 20 Franklin street, bath, electric lights, hot water, Main street, Hartford. Conn. assigned just as they -(\’ere assigned ers. and they reserve the right to PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW Wm. Spears, 21 Foster street. South after 5:30 p. m. cement cellar; also garden, reason to universities. edit, revise or reject nny copy con for an early delivery on the new Ford Manchester. FOR RENT— SIX ROOM SINGLE able rent. Call today, 91 Main street. house on Ashworth street. J. T. PEA PLANTING sidered objectionable. car. Orders will be filled strictly In FOR SALE—6 MAHOGANY dining South. In Big Factories. CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads the order received. Trades on all oars room chairs In good condition $25. Murray 99 Main street, Hartford, Included In such a list are the to be published same day must be re- considered. Pou * y and Supplies 48 32 Summit street. Telephone 696. TO RENT— 3 ROOM tenement, all Conn. celved by 12 o'clock >on. Saturdays schools of the General Electric modern Improvements. Call 30 FOR SALE— 11 ACRES, 4 bungalows, Company, Westinghouse, and .\llis- PERIOD 10:30 a, m. MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES TAKING ORDERS FOR Schweglers SPECIAL Church street. P9one 1598. Dependable Used Cars New 3 piece velour suite $89. Mexi very high elevation, 15 minutes halmers. The Ford Motor School, Telephone Your Want Ads "Thoro-o-Bred” baby chicks, white, walk to Shelton, and silk mill, 1069 Main street. Tel. 740 brown, buff Leghorns, Barred Ply can lloss mattress $19.50. Watkins FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, all though recognized is not accepting Ads are accepted over the Denis P. Coleman. Mgr. Furniture Exchange, 17 Oak. improvements, 54 Birch street. Tel. $6,000. Charles A.Comiske, 32 Hop Farms Farms mouth Rocks, S. C. R. 1. Red, Alot- kins street. Apartment B-3. Tel. Chinese students at present. at the CHARGE RATE given above 651-12. tled Anconas, White Plymouth 3-5160. No agents^______“ If students can make arrange- Vernon, near state road, trolld as a convenience to advertisers, but Auto .Accessories— Tires Rocks, White Wyandottes, Buff 63 (he CASH RATES will be accepted as >i Musical Instruments TO RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, B min Orp*ingtons. 357 Woodbrldge street. f o r SALE— s in g l e HOUSE. 7 n.ents with companies havln.g these and depot. 18 acre chicken farm anj f u l l p a y m e n t If paid at the busi Tel. 1754. utes to mill, all improvements, heat, recognized schools,” Mr. Bailie told a good one. 9 room house, poultij FOR SALE— 0-TlTE PISTON RINGS CHOSLEY CONSOLE MODEL radio, shaded, garage. Phone 1,068-3. Call rooms, all modern, good location, ness office on or before the electrically equipped, $75. Watkins would sell below cost and easy They stop oil pumping, give your 14 Edgerton street. the Chinese, “ they will run no risk houses for over 200 hens. barn, eto day following “ “^ h a RGE FOR SALE—LAYING GEESE and Furniture Exchange, 17 Oak street. terms. 53 Walker street.______each ad., otherwise the CHARGE engine more power, and Increase geese eggs for setting. Inquire at in going to the United States and plenty of 'wood. Do not buy unti your mileage. Also wo carry in stock RATE will be collected. No reeponsl- 27S Hilliard street. GREENACRES, WADSWORTH ST.— JFOR SALE— WASHINGTON street, •'.vill not be interfered with by the you see It at $5,500. bllitv for errors In telephoned ads Norton Wheel Removers and K-D Wanted— to Buy 58 5 room fiat, all modern Improve Valve Lifters. Valves refaced, com new 6 room single, one car garage, Bureau of Immigration. However, will be assumed and their accuracy FOR SALE— WHITE ROCK eggs lor ments, with garage. Inquire 98 large lot. Immediate occupancy, cannot be guaranteed. mutators trued, etc. Fred H. Nor hatching, first prize winning laying WANTED—SECONDHAND furniture Church street, or Phone 1348. it is very difficult to gain admis Near Wapplng Center on stai ton, 180 Main street, telephone small amount cash down. Call stock $2.00 per setting. J. F. Steppe, and all kinds of junk, highest prices Arthur A. Knofla. Telephone 782-2. sion to any of these schools.” road, 18 acres. 4 acre tobacco sheq 552-2. ______81 Wells street. Telephone 2046. paid. Call S49 before you sell. GREENACRES—Cor. Benton and Experienced in China, Mr. Bailie Phone 664 Wadsworth street. 5 room flat, all 875 Main street. ______barn, suitable for market gardening a s k f o u w a n t a d servtcd DISTRIBUTOR FOR Prest-O-Llte discourages the young Chinese « • • BARRED PLYMOUTH Rocks—hatch JUNK—1 will pay highest prices tor modern Improvements. Inquire 98 FOR SALE—STATE ROA' to Hart tobacco, poultry or general farming batteries for automobiles and radios. ing eggs from prize winning and all kinds of Junlc; also buy all kinds Church street or Phone 1348. from taking a chance in America All sizes and cars. Complete battery ford, '6 room single, 2 car garage, Six room house, running water. i Index of Classifications heavy producing stock. Per sotting of chickens. Morris H. Lessner, tele corner property. Price only $5400.— when he advises them that the service. Center Auto Supply Co. 155 or hundred. J. F. Bowen, 570 Wood- real chance at $7,400. easy terms. phone 982-4. 66 $800 cash. Call Arthur A. Knofla. Bureau of Immigration is very Evening Herald Want Ads are now Center street. Tel. 673. bridge street. Phone 2121. FOR RENT— FIVE ROOM FLAT. Benton street. Louis J. Cook. Telephone 782-2. 875 Main street. strict. Many students have attempt grouped according to classifications Rooms Witho "t Board dl) ed to evade the law and have Three acre place in Manchestei below and for handy wl 1 Auto Repairing— Painting 7 FOR RENT—SEVERAL first oUst FOR SALE—DELMONT STREET— itppear in the numerical order indi FOR SALE— BARRED rock pullets, seven room single, fire place, oak gone to work in plants but they in a real little farm, land all tillabU all ages. Karl^ Marks. 136 Summer rents with all Improvements. Apply cated'. . floors and trim, shade trees, price six room dwelling, poultry house! WANTED— AUTOS to repair, auto street. Tel. 1S77, WANTED— ONE OR TWO men room Edward J. HolL 865 Main street TeL variably have received a notifica Lost and Found ...... ‘ 660^______right. Call Arthur A. Knofla. Tele and barn. Price $5,500. Announcements ...... " electrical systems repaired. All ers. comfortable room. Phone 1691. phone 782-2, 875 Main street. tion from the Bureau instructing work guaranteed. Used parts for MILLER'S BABY Chl.x, Reda and Leg Personals ...... FOR RENT—PLEASANT tenement, them to return to school or to go Antoniobllea ^ sale. Abel's Service Station, 26 horns from our healthy trapnested FOR SALE—FIVE ROOM SINGLE back to China.” Deportation Is Cooper street. Tel. 7S9. breeders, state-tested and free from Apartment — Hats— fine location, newly renovated. Price Here Is a place, seven room sIngB Automobiles for Sale ...... very reasonable. Call before It Is steam heat, all Improvements. Price disease. Good sized birds and eggs. Tenements for Kent <13 $5800. See Stuart J. Wasley. 827 the punishment held out for breach with nearly 300 feet front on one a Automobiles for Exchange ...... EXPERT AUTOMOBILE repairing, taken. Phone 859-4. Auto Accessories—Tires ...... ® Heavy producers. Hatch weekly. Main street Telephone 1428-2. of the law.” our town streets, about one acre ol all makes of cars. Special electrical Phone 1063-3. Fred Miller. North Auto Repairing—Painting ...... ' FOR RENT—APRIL 1ST. tenement. land, dandy orchard, poultry housa work Day and night storage. The Coventry. (.\sk me about poultry HUDSON STREET, 6 ROOM tenement ON STATE ROAD—6 room single Ealming a Living. Auto Schools ...... Conkey Auto Co.. 20-22 East Center. and garage, near Depot. In good 17 Foster street, first bouse from small barn. 5 minutes to trolley Autos—Ship by Truck ...... » supplies and equipment). East Center street, all Improvements. house with garage, large lot Price Tel. 840. Distributors Studebaker condition. Modern Improvements. only $5000. Call Arthur A. Knofla. The hope of earning a living Bargain price $5,500. Autos— For Hire ...... ' Telephone 981-2^______Inquire 15 Foster street, Tel. 167-2. Garages—Service—Storage .... and Ersklne Motor Cars. OLIVER BROTHERS day old chicks TeL 782-2. while In .i^merica which means so from two year old hens. Hollywood Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... Jt FOU KENT— 5 ROOM upstairs flat, TENEMENT, 6 rooms, up-to-date, much to many Chinese students is Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... Garages— Service— Storage l P Strain-Blood tested and free from FOR SALK— NEW 6 ROOM bunga white diarrhea. Oliver Bros., Clarks all modern improvements. 82 Sum heated, second floor, 149 North Main. dashed by Mr. Bailie’s warning. Bnsinesa and Profeaalonal S ^ ’vlceB Inquire Pagan! Brothers Store. Tele low, all Improvements. Telephone Corner, Conn. mer street. Phone 1986. 2632-2 or call 108 Benten street “ Before the new law became op Robert J. Smith Business Services Offered ...... 1* FOR RENT— GARAGE rear of 701 phone 587. Household Services Offered ...... 13-A a P.CUTMENTS—T w o. three and tour erative it was possible to earn a 1009 Main Main street. Apply to Aaron John BABY CHICKS— Best local stock; Building—Contracting ...... son, 62 Linden street or to the room apai'tments. heat. Janitor ser TO RENT— WEST CENTER street, part and in some Instances the Real Estate and Insnrance Florists— Nurseries ...... popular breeds: guaranteed live de janitor. vice. gas range, refrigerator, in-a- five room flat, all modern Improve whole of the expense of an under- Steamship Tickets Funeral Directors ...... livery; we do custom hatching; tree door bed furnished. Call Manchester ments. Inquire 237 West Center GRETNA GREEN TO BE Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. catalogue. Clark's Hatchery. East ConstrucHou Company. 2100 o r tele street or call 1633. Insurance ...... Business Service O.'fered 18 H.ar'ford. Conn. phone 7 82-2. Millinery—Dressmaking ...... FOR RENT— FOUR ROOM tenement, THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: Moving—Trucking—Storage .... BABY CHICKS with Improvements, screens, shades, REVIVED THIS SUMMER CHAIR CANING neatly done. Price Painting—Papering ...... Baby chicks, blood tested. Ohio FOR RENT— 5 ROOM flat, Elro etc, at 256 Oak street. Inquire 254 right, satisfaction guaranteed. Carl State University accredited. Order in (245) Digging for Oil Professional Services ...... “ Anderson. 53 Norman Jtreet. Phone street, all Improvements. Call 245-2. Oak street. Repairing ...... L '," " ,...... o. advance. Manchester Grain and Coal FOR A SINGLE WEEK Sketches by Bessey; Synopsis by Braucher Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... IS92-2. Company. Phone 1760. FOR RENT— FOUR ROOM tenement FOR RENT— 5 ROOM FX-AT, central Toilet Goods and Services ...... 2& on Charter Oak street about three ly located, all modern Improve Wanted—Business Service ...... Zo PIANO TUNING— All work guaran Articles for Sale •tr. minutes walk to Main street. In ments, ready April 15. Call 1519, or Edacatlonal quire Philip Lewis, 83 Charter Oak inquire at 25 Strant street. London.— For the space of one teed. Estimates cheerfully given. week, England’s famous “ Gretna Courses and Classes ...... 2/ Kemp's Muslo House. TeL 821. HERE IS xYN opportunity to get a street. Privflto Instruction •###•••••••* new Royal ^'acullm cleaner, with at TO RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, all Green” is to be revived this sum Dancing ...... tachments free $49.50, Regan cleaner FOR RENT— FOUR ROOM tenement, Improvements, garage, 64 Summer Musical—Dramatic ...... with all improvements. Inquire at street. mer and runaway couples will be VACUUM CLEANERS r- "ed and with attachment $45. Cash or pre given the opportunity of being Wanted—Instruction ...... 80 rented. Call 121, C. Gumner. ferred payments. Ask for demon 184 School street. Plaanclal FOR RENT—TENEMENT of four married at the famous spot, and of stration, Benson Furniture Com rooms with all im] rovements, $23 Bonds—Stocks— Mortgages ...r... SI pany. Tel. 428-3. FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement, all Business Opportunities ...... ; . . . 32 Moving—'IVucking-Storage 20 improV'ements, garage, 53 Summer per month, garage available, 71 being driven to the smithy in tha Money to Loan ...... S3 FOR SALE— ONE DAYTON metal street. Starkweather street. Tel. 344-12. old Coronation Coach. Money Wanted ...... *34 PKRRETT AND GLENNEY—Local fruit and vegetable display stand. The offer Is made to seven "aris Help and SItnatlons and long distance moving and truck Apply Harrison’s store, 598 Center. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM FLAT with all modern improvements. In tocratic couples” only— one match Help Wanted—Female ...... 35 ing. Dally express to Hartford. Liv Phone 569. PALESTINE PiiSSPORT IS Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 ery oar for hire. Telephone 7-2. quire 118 North Elm street. GIVEN NO PREFERENCE per day— the particulars being set Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 FOR SALE—SEVERAL cords horse , ON ARRIVAL IN ENGLAND out in the following advertisement: Agents Wanted ...... MANCHESTER & N. Y. MOTOR DIS manure. L. T. Wood, 55 Bissell St. i RENT—TENEMENTS at 89 to “ Aristocratic couples as of yore Situations Wanted—Female .... 38 PATCH— Part loads to and from ;U Birch street, all improvements. Phone 496. $21 upstairs, $20 downstairs. Inquire can be married at the Old Black Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39 New York, regular S' rvlce. Call 7-2 Jerusalem— An official announce Emplovment Agencies ...... 40 91 Birch street. smith’s Shop, Gretna Green, during or 1282. ______FOR SALE—SECOND HAND Singers', ment that Palestine citizens enjoy Live Stock—Pets— Poultry— 'Vehicles White's Domectlc, New Home’s; also Carlisle Civic Week (embracing a Dogs — Birds— Pets ...... 41 WANTED— RETURN load from Bos new Singer electric and Treadel ma FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement with no preferences In the United King In the days when wells were drilled for salt water it gas, electricity, bathroom, set tubs, great historical pageant and indus Live Stock — VehlclM ...... 42 ton anytime up to March 28. L. T. chine, Saturday, March 24. Singer dom, but must comply with the was found that by exploding powder at the bottom of Poultry and Suppllel ...... 43 Wood, 55 Blssell street, phone 496. Sewing Machine Company, 535 Main newly decorated, 19 Ridgewood trial exhibition), August 5 to 11, street, near Hartford trolley. Tele regulations applying to all aliens Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 street. So. Manchester, Conn. Tel. 1928, the well sometimes more brine could be obtained. The For Sale— Miscellaneons Repairing 53-4. phone 1810-2. to be barred at the port of arrival Articles for Sale ...... 45 In England has come as a rude “ The old Coronation Coach In the same experiment was tried w ith. oil wells and was Boats and Accessories ...... 46 Museum at Gretna Green will be found often successful. Here we see men pouring nitro Building Materials ...... 47 SEWING MACHINE, repairing of all Electrical Appliances— Radio U THREE OKL.AHOMANS IN shock tp Palestinians who fancied makes, oils, needles and supplies. R. used to conduct one runaway mar Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 SINGLE DAY CELEBR.ATE themselv«B citizens of the Empire. glycerine into a cylinder which is carefully let down to Electrical Appliances—Radio .. 49 W. Garrard, 37 Edward street. Encouragement for this belief riage each day from a point south the bottom of the well and exploded by dropping a Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A Phone 715. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING appli BIRTHD.LYS ABOVE 100 of Carlisle to Gretna Green— dis Garden — Farm— Dairy Products 80 ances, ' motors, generators, sold u.nd was furnished In the Palestine pass CHIMNEYS CLEANED: key fitting, tance approximately eight miles— weight. ' Household Goods ...... 61 repaired: work called for. Pequoi port resembling in many respects By NEA. Through Sp«cl«t Ptrml»»lon ot th. Pubfishtn ot Th» Bock vt Knowlrtgt. Copyright. 1923-Z6. Machinery and Tools ...... 52 safes opened, saw flllr r and grind Electric Co„ 407 Center street. Phone the ordinary British travel docu and contracting parties will be re ing. Work called for. Harold Clem- Musical Instruments ...... 53 1592. Oklahoma City. — Longevity ment, with words “ British Pass quired to fulfill the necessary resi Office and Store Equipm ent...... 54 son. 108 North Elm street. Phone dential qualification. Full par Sporting Goods—Guns ...... 55 462. among Oklahomans apparently is port” printed In bold type on the Specials at the Stores ...... 56 Fuel and Eeed 40-A cover and the name “ Palestine” ticulars from Secretary, Carlisle MATTRESSES, BOXSPRINGS cush quite common. Three residents of Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 the state, all past the century mark printed In conspicuously small type Civic Week Publicity Committee, Wanted—To Buy ...... 68 ions and pillows; sterilized and FOR SALE—HARDWOOD $8 a large Rooms— Board— Hotels—Resorts renovated with, sulphur and formal- load, half loads sold. Charles R. figured in a day’s events. underneath. Town Hall, Carlisle.” Restanrnnta delyde; best raathod. Manchester Palmer, 44 Henry street. Tel. 895-3. Mrs. Elizabetih Gillis, of Tulsa, A travel document not honored If such circumstances, the term Rooms Without Board ...... 59 Upholstering Co., 119 Spruce street. by the Government under whose “ runaway match” may possibly ap Phone 1268. celebrated her one hundred seventh Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A FOR SALE— BIRCH WOOD cut In birthday. A quiet dinner with her auspices It was issued can be of no pear something of a misnomer, as Country Board—Resorts,...... 60 stove lengths $11 per cord. Phone Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 PHONOGRAPHS. Vacuum cleaner and 143-12. C. H. Schell. family marked the occasion, fol- great value, Palestinians maintain. 21 days residence is necessary, and Wanted — Rooms — Board ...... 62 clock repairing. Lock and gunsmlth- lo'wing which she smoked her pipe, all the arrangements are to be car Ing, saw filing. Bralthwalte, 52 Real Estate For Rent FOR SALE — HARDWOOD stove a habit to which she has been ac ried out under the watchful eye of Apartments. Flats. Tenements .. 63 Pearl street. length, under- cover. Call after 5 LEG FOILS HOLD-UP Business Locations for Rent .... 64 p. m. V. Plrpo, 116 Wells street. customed for more than eighty a publicity committee. Houses tor Rent ...... 65 Private instruction 128 Phono 1307-2. years. But there Is still t!he glamor of Suburban for Rent ...... 66 Several aviators endeavored to Tampa, Fla.,— A one-legged man the old coach journey and the Summer Homes for Rent ...... 67 get the aged woman to take her In has little chance In the hold-up Wanted to Rent ...... 68 BACKWARD CHILDREN and those NOT SO NICE. game. One of them tried it on H. smithy ceremony. Heal 'Satnte For Sale behind In work because of sickness itial airplane ride with them on her Apartment Buildings for Sale . . . 69 tutored In all grammar school sub birthday, but Mrs. Gillis declined, R. Lewis here, but he was knocked Business Property for Sale ...... 70 jects. Former grammar sohool saying that she didn’t think it unconscious for his trouble. After Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 principal. Reasonable ratea Call Housemaid: My mistress sends would be wise for one ‘'so young.” Lewis had given up his money the OR JAIL-BIRD. Houses for Sale ...... 72 215-6. one-legged man started to run away. Lots for Sale ...... 78 her compliments a'nd she says she Thomas Sloan, of Guthrie, “ cele Resort Property for S ale ...... 74 would like to pay her bill. brated” the same day by obtaining The victim being dissatisfied with Kind Old Lady: You say you Bonds— Stocks— Mortgages 31 were locked in a cage for ten years. Suburban for Sale ...... 76 Storekeeper: That’s very nice of his initial “ black eye” at the age of the bargain, picked up a club and A great wooden pyra- ' Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 her. 115. Sloan was struck by an auto followed. When police arrived Were you in prison, my good man? Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 MONEY TO LOAN on first and second Tramp: No, mum; I was a can When digging for coal' mid called a derrick is Auction— Legal No'tlces mortgages. Mortgages bought and Housekeeper: But she cannot.— mobile while he was tawing his “ peggy” was out for thie count and sold. P. O. Comollo, 13 Oak street ary.— Tit-Bits. a great hole has to be erected, 60 tp 100 feet Auction Sales ...... 78 Passing Show. daily stroll. Lewis had retrieved his cash. Legal Notices ...... 79 TeL 1540. dug. Oil drillers, how high, to support the ma By Frank Beck ever run a tiny hole down chinery necessary for GAS BUGGIES—Worse and More Of It into'the grimy depths. drilling. - - WELL . . . HERE WE ARE . SAFE AT HOME WITH OOR CROWN JEWELS. I <3UESS WE WERE ALL WET ABOUT THAT JOirf 60V ON THE TRAIN BEiNG A BANDIT. The bit works like the familiar carpenter’s tool, bit' ing its way through the rock. The hole.made by the hit is lined with iron pipe from the su^ace to the porous layer containing the oil. Here a gusher is shown just after it was brought in. It is the famous Lakeview Gusher of California that shot up 300 feet into the air. 8>»teh«i CQntinued r x x x WANCHEffTEH TCONNJ Ifm KTyO HBRAIjP, SATORPAY, MARCH 24, SKIPPY By Percy L Ortisby FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: SENSE *«i NONSENSE fS^ - T w£ U N eu Wife—Wire you insulate? Watts the matter? The Other 50%—Fuse where I was you’d be late, too. Wife—This is positively shock ing. If it happens again. I’ll get a lA switch and socket to you. I con (I U duit, too. MO. U. 8. PAT. OPT. A good memory test is trying to Copyilflit, IMS, Tttet U Cro«br, Ctatral PtM* Am., Ine. PY NEA SOIVICe. INC. recall the things you worried about — g— -I— . last week. A iiiarrletl innn soon finds that OUR BOARDING HOUSE discussion is Ihe hotter part of The buggy has gone out, but the The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine valor. destructive cuss who used to strike By Gene Ahem matches on dashboards still lives. j Weepy am OlAiU's CLUB VilLL s e e ^ ^ w Ha t a VMISM I UAP So when at least sweet Spring is sviAR’e ^ ame o r A-ifeatv g r e a t IPEA vai^EM OME OF -tWEM here. With warm and sunny skies. o p f = -TAFT REMARKABLE iMV/EM-flO#^ OF TH' la\m p u l l s a SUlTS LAS-f I’ll bid farewell to every fear MIME J t lUv/E iMv/EMrTEPAii' RAIP OM OUR * M IO tlTf-^Ti’i' And wipe my weeping eyes. vajife rums m e Newark, Ohio, Advocate. ELASTIC slrT F or. AV/IAToRS POKER <3AMES/. Yi;s: \o: s'roi’: g o : T i4AT \a1ILL AdAKE PARAClIirTES - ^ a ll-TM' m e m b e r s UpToTM'SEC»MP Yep, winter has its weeping eyes FLOOR UilTM A All things are temporary and And one must care for those. 1 ' OBSOLBTE! IM -T/ME oF i CAM MAVE a subject to change. Consider today’s Cut the worst of the winter time 3>AM6ER,’1'I^IS SOlT CAM BE sui-t; AM^ -Tump * HiCKORVyCAME, puzzle—from PASS to FAIL is a 1 think’s the weeping : cze. par three and you go to the head CAhJ You rHA-r f \MFLA"^^ \MtTi4 fiAS, ALLOVllMS ourTTH’ W/MPovMs '--^AM' rf^ A "ZE FboT PROP’1b TM’ of the class if you can do it! Oio -fllE AV/A'tbR'ib f l o a t POVaIM .solution is on another page: Cooks are often decorated in am ' f l o a t 3>0UiM, France. We feel like crowning some GEMTUS/I A 'fAMK OF *5usf LIKE REAL VARP,-^I pipr of ours. rT ,-^ b u t MAM, COMPRESSEP GAS IS ATTACIIEP OUJLS LEAV/IM’ I W o a p o M h ' p A S s I The man who ought to lead the -To SLilT AMP VOQ MERELV -T^4' MES-T/- B0liMCE!» ne.xt W ho’s Who list is the farm er iMFLAll^ \TTo A POIMT, VIvIEKG who never complains that “all the K / P IS world knocks a farmer.” WoU PB5CEMP AS b a t ! \F VOU VdEIG^FiD Who ever expected to live to see B i r r “ZO the day when a man would scold ( ^ O D M P S * his wife for dropping ashes on his F A 1 L_ office floor? Lincoln said: “God must love the I THE RULES common people, because He made so many of them.” 1 —The idea of letter golf Is to L change one word to another and do Since it got whispered about that it in par a given number of strokes. the boys prefer blondes, it looks Thus to change COW to HEN, in like all the girls are trying to get three strokes, COW, HO'W, HEW, light headed. HEN. 2 ^ You can change only one let Be stubborn if you want to. But ter at a time. 3— You must have a completea fellow who sets his head seldoip hatches out much. WOrdi. of common usage, for each V/ - ' lump. Slang words and abbrevla- You can’t make Tom Heflin think U0 U8 idon’t count. his reasoning isn’t as bright as his A 4— The order of letters cannot be cream vest. changed. viL A Rare Treat in Store f XV Salesman: “This pen lasts a life- The telephone rang loud and • tim e.” long. Henpeck took up the receiver Scotchman: “But I am 4 7 now\” as if he didn’t care whether school ;/K f VOSSIBILI-T iES kept or not. ;oST MCA khvicc. me. neo.u.•.pat.orr. - ^ One thing that’s the matter with “Hello! That you, Henpeck?” -Tontaine'Fox. 1928. Th^ Bell Syndicate. Inc.) 3 2 the country is that there are more yelled an excited voice at the other wrist watches than there are thim- end. Hen said it w'as. Dles. “Say, old man, this Is Jerkum, By Crane the dentist. I accidentally gave your WASHINGTON TUBBS H What is done with all the red wife too much gas! She’s uncon "lannel they used to put in petti- scious. Hasn’t spoken a word for :oats? half an hour! What shall do? What shall I do?” The man who goes straight home “Give e'er more gas. Doc!” cried from work is seldom "wanted” at Henpeck, gleefully. “I’ll be right the police stations. over.” I nom r ^ I^^COCHRAN — PICTURES KNICK MO.U.I.MT.OFr. » ^ I I Of BfWOVD C,A91'AiM PA\a1SOMI ’geMeACTvA MOVd CNLTA\M SAIL'S /vvoDfRNi SeAMAM'S 6 / ' A f i o s o \MASf AMP CiOZH coiA f l b «6ST n4 r^ e A lX « V .e 'feR.109. iv\eR& sw oovuefs C09AL BAV Of V\11RPICAMC iSLf -'MPAtieM'T WD IM -rv\e SOMlM OV1C.& CRA^T SG6MUJ61M f ROW ■fuf U3ST AMD aONNlWG TROSTMG---- eAGeP To Twei« fR^ASORf- OY=- GNteONJS V\N.OVi'I’ lUR\L\-5 AMD VicRVUS ow AMces-roPs. OMCONSClOUS o f PAMGeP.. OP ...... ^ IrM. u. s. pat. OfT. C »Y no WAWet. HC. Of- OVD. ®) . 0 By Blesses FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Hard Task N /■ ■------\ r ~ SAl^Ks! ITS AARD VMeU-’.TWATS' vnM EEE’LL 7b STUPV MJRA SO MOCA B vj& B A E A R /M © BETTER 7WAA 7A IS BOAT S0ME\W)dtR£ ^CITEMEMT 6OIA0S OM ta g CREVJ o f T A K E OS 7D, )>i m e SD07A AMERICA a l l AROOAJD m e ” BUT 7)XS >0IRVAA3A' O A C L E ATLANTIC IS MCAJ FAR ARE 1 CA/«!T AFFORD TO 6ET PLorr/M© TO AARRV? a l l I KW0^W• Vwe FRCW ST BEWMD /M MV r u - TRV 7D SCAOGU BLACKMAIL-AIS AAD AELEAJA? vyjORK” OAJCLS AARRy ARE RAD o u r f f p s c k l e s VMS \MARAiS A IM OF 7 7A& PLOT* • • XX/ODER COM&R OFAi)6AT7AEy C A S rO F F /M A S M A L L BQ^T«l7^MO DA/S LATER A SAILIM© ^JESSEL IS SI6A*7^P AMD FRECKLES PART/ llSSAPBlVTAk&M L Cll28?'^^jA*>rfv»t.lNC REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. . ABOARD 01928. BY NEA SERVICE. INC. By Small r e a d t h e st o r y , t h e n COLOR THE PICTURE SALESMAN SAM Not a Bad Idea “For goodness sakes, who is to cried. “We’d surely like to, come „ rt v i e e o T M e w e p e T « r l.'lame?” said Coppy. “I think it’s outside.” Atop the locked up cookie SPT,K 10,IPTA W(NMT RW.I ftIM'T a shame to keep those cookies all crock a little cookie stood. “Please ISTMIS \ you \ ^ <3€El WOT e. , 7A SOGOEST lAlCSRRlN* locked up. Perhaps they’d like to get a ladder, quick,” it cried, “and TH’ S roR e WHeRC. / THtRe'S WH0C£ $W€C(- LIST TWISLL FOR OUR HORSE,Too’RE EBoor t f s e t p » play. If I was sure no one would down It we will gladly slide. We’ll VOO'RC *nw iu' Tft ) ©ARReL POLL OP Bet SOPFoSeoTP* THlMK OF V O U R AAG- FeR care, I’d let them out Into the air,” play with you and act real nice. If A limited number of vio Used Tires all sizes in Balloons and high pressure. WATCH WEDNESDAY’S HERALD lins to be givmi free. Start you boy or girl NOW I We Furnish the Free Oaklyn Filling Station Free CaumpbeU's Filling Station VIOLIN ALEXANDER COLE Service Service a Main St and Middle Turnpike You Furnish the Boy. 367 Oakland St. 93 Cmiter St. TeL 1284 Tel. 2034 FLAT TIRE OUT OF GAS BAITERY SERVICE GREASING A SCIENCE PHONE 1551 KEMP'S MANCHESTER’S LARGEST TIRE MERCHANTS AND “HOW.” T ■ ^ -'.-.A.