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New Britain herald., 1926-11-30
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New Britain herald., 1926-11-30
FacfsondFancies
 BY ROBERT CULLEN

The "curse of the country lis Col darn.
 Whatever the underworld may be under, 1t isn't indictment. The difference between nude and naked is in the eye of the beholder. America has always thought of 1 queens as cards, but Marie was the first one used as a drawing card.
 The sweetheart wasn't like sweetie. She expected her dad to feed her, not a sweet papa,
 The clergy may do as 1t pleases, but 1t takes lot of nerve to abolish hell in times like these. Normalcy will have returned only when the young lady and her beau start eating gum-drops again. | Formerly grape jelly was merely food and not proof of temptation overcome.
 Mussolini Is brave but he sleeps with a guard at the door and the cabinet in bed with him. We shudder to think what Ana rias would have said the therm ome- ter on his porch registered.
 Christmas Is coming, but 1t means little to Europe; she no longer be- leves in Santa Claus.
 Cotton wasn't the only thing the country raised in abundance this year. Another begins with h."
 There's some excuse now to sam pie Christmas liquor early. A man must discover whether it's going to kill him.
 Most of the people who complain | about the laundrys work are too | proud 10 run a washing machine.
 Puffed rice and things seem i'm possible until you see how many | shovels of ashes a shovel of CO can make.
 That chap who executed Picking editors without trial might tell an interesting story of rejected manu- scripts.
 Many things happen in secret. and it may be that at times the presi- dent chides the White House spokes man for what he has said.
 So New York Is tired of naugl ty shows Now the cloak and suit trade may expect most Of it's orders by mail.
 Correct this sentence: we've been married five years" said she, "and we never tell one anothers faults to guests"
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New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

The Herald is on sale daily in New York at Hotalng's Newsstand, Times Square: schultz's Newsstands. Entrance Grand Central, 4.nd Street
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

Normalcy will have returned only when the young lady and her beau start eating gum drops again.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

The sweetheart wasn't like a sweetie. She expected her dad to feed her, not sweet papa,
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

The clergy may do as 1t pleases but 1t takes lot of nerve to abolish hell in times like these.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30
MAN AND SHERMAN (As Found in the Fun Shop Joke
 EactOry)

Factory John: Do you know my wife told of me-" Lawrence: 'If that is so, why lon't you sue her for bigamy?"
 -Elsie Buehler. And how other Fun Shop con- tributors wrote it.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

Formerly grape jelly was merely food and not proof of temptation overcome.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

America has always thought of queens as cards but Marie was the first one used as drawing card.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30
New Britain Herald
HERALD PUBLIsHIN0 COMPANY

rssusd Daily Sunday E1cepted) At Hsrald Bldg. q Church Street.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

Mussoini Is brave. but he sleeps cabinet in bed with him.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30
suBsCRIPTiOx RATED SS.eo Year.
 Sz00 Three NonthA
 7Sc. . Month.

Entered at tho Post Ofnes at New Britain
 as Second Class Mall Matter.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

We shudder to think what Ana rias would have said the therm ome- ter on his porch registered.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

The "curse of the country lis Col. darn
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

The difference between nude and naked is in the eye of the beholder.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

Correct this sentence: we've been married five years" said she, land we never tell one another faults to guests"
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

Christmas Is coming, but 1t means little to Europe: she no longer be- lieves in Santa Claus.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

There's some excuse now to sam pie Christmas liquor early. A man must discover whether it's going to kill him.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

(Protected by Publishers syndicate.)
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

Whatever the underworld may be under, 1t isn't indictment.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

Cotton wasn't the only thing the country raised in abundance this year. Another begins with "h."
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

So New York Is tired of naugl ty shows, Now the cloak and suit trade may expect most Of its orders by mail.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
QUEEN PREPARES
FOR QUICK TRIP
TO KOUM
Will Leave Next Week to
Prevent Any AntagOn-
ism at Home.
By JOHN MONTGOMERY
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

ABOARD QUEEN MARIE'S
TRAIN ENEOUTE TO NEW YORK
>,"V. 10. Queen Marie today began
hcr journey back To New York and
Rotmania.
Excited by the messages she has
received from her country relating
to the seriousness Of King Ferdi.
nandS physical condition. her ma
.ioStH today requested railroad an t
civic officials to expedite her pas
sage to bucharest in order that Sac
might prevent any possible dom
onstrat ions antagonistic to the pres.
crt regime in ease of her husband :
death.
According to present plans, Queen
Marie viii arrive in New York Sat
urday morning. She expects TO
leave Immediately for Tuxedo Park
y. V, where She will spend the time
before the Bercngaria sai's at thu
home of Charles G.. Mitchell. bank
cr.
Prince Nicholas will leave tho
train at Cincinnati to en- ioy Il visit
to Detroit automobile plants. He
plans to reioin the party at New
York after visiting Cleveland Sun
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
I Worker Succeeds In Summing Catalina Channel
BRITAIN ASSERTS
MINERS BALLOT
TAKEN UNF AIRLY
Government Says Many
Prevented from Voting
As They Wished.
By CLIFFORD L. DAY

tI. !. Sta1f correspondent
LOS UpN, No&. ~. Great Brit
IN : ,Gae, 900 miners have rejected
he conservative government 5 pro
Pesas for settling the coal dispute
which has cost more than - ,u6H,
w,o,""p dHring The past siX and one
h:tlf nonthN.
Rejection Of the proposals was of-
fieialIy announced today when the
result Of Il vote in the district IL
socia,i"ns was reported 10 the
miners delegate conference.
Thr vote. Us officially announced,
vi:
Against acceptance I6a.SC5; for
acceptance, "l5.2o0
The government charged shat the
method Of voting was primitive and
Unsatisfactory in that there was NO
Individual ballot. but merely It
show of hands at the various local
association meeting places. Many
r.cn, it WAS said, thus were prevent
Il from indicating their preference.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
Special Train
Is Called Off

Owing to many counter attrac-
tionS. D., {. Ramsey, travelling pas
sen9er agcnt of the San Diego and
Arizona believes that special train
TO Tijuana for Thanksgiving on the
ope ming day Of the races will not be
successful. lie has made a complete
survey of the valley and finds that
less than 100. the required number
for 4 special train, have Siguified
their in tention of going. However,
there will be a special rate of So
for Thanksgiving to San Diego or
Tijuana, and passengers may leave
FL Centre at 6:0j Il. III. and arrive
at Tijuana mt ll;l3. Return may
be made on train No. - leaving San
Diego ri $40 and Tijuana at 9:49 p.
N. If there is sufficient number
the races special service
will h" given returning. Tickets
VIII be good TO return Monday, No
Ncmbcr %.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
TWO KILLED IN
EFFORT TO FREE
MEXICAN REBELS

JTAREZ. Mexico, Nov. l9.-Two
Young women and one man were kill.
and six persons were wounded yes
tcrdav when crowd >tormcd the
Zoroala DE Torres jail, and attempt
ed to free rebel friends imprisoned
there, according TO adviccS received
at military headquarters here today
Rafael Pin brother Of Colonel
Sevcriano rincda, was killed by
rebels on the road between Guadala
iara and T"luquills, another dispatch
said. COLONEL pincda il memhc r
of the staff of tn" chief III operation
in the state of Jalisco,, where the
jail storming occurred.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
DRY CHIEF WILL
RESIGN OFFICE
FIRST OF YEAR

LOS ANGELES, Nov. I9-Col.
Robert +, Firth. prohibition direct
or Of southern California, has pre-
pared his resignation and will give
up hls Job ahout Han. /.
Cot. rlith, in making the for"-
going announcement, druicd that be
had been asked In r'',i%n, Il, report
cd IA " ashlnGton, Il. e.
Major Blaine 4. pl>on, chief ticlt
assistant, Aa~ prnnrd his resignation
also, il MIS- announced.
announcement of Firth : con,cm
plated resignation came in the
midst of "a roaStwidr roundup of
rnm-runncts, conspiratoga and high
,l-npS III a %Igaul.e liquor ring.
More than - arrests in various
Pacific coast cities. have rcS',lty,l
ihJ> far IN 'nr drive ON the $40.
u0G,u00 rnm band.
Nuthmiti,S were active today IN
checking up the financial holdings
ot the accGSyd liquor har"ns. Rec
ugdS ot banks WEich are holdiag
their deposit, are being examined,
aud the accused rum magHatcs may
lace additional suits charging rio-
latiou Of the income tax laws.
One bank alone. at Long Beach,
has handled more thau $L00J,0O0
in proceeds from liquor selling in
Southern California during the Last
Two Years, il was claimed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
MEXICO ANCERED
BY ACCUSATION
OF NICARAGUA
Paper Hints at Severance
Of Diplomatic Relations
With United States.
-, nit-d i'res~ Icase't Wire
BY A. w. rCLCER
t. T.. Staff Correspondent

! \. SiaiI bif'~ "htl'h
MINI, ClTN. Nos. ~. IN
angr. editorial in which the news.
partr EreeIsior discussed United
States ard MEXICAN relations with
\.iear.D .@u. today was interpreted
h> , no nhs,'rN crs IL have semi Of
ficial status and To be the prelude
t. severance Of diplomatic relations
between MeNico and the United
NlattS.
50 far there lave been 10 offi'-
ial ,t:t.mcuts r'larding the niI"d
State. allegation that NeTi"anS
haVc vi"lated their international OBJ
legations hy assisting the liberal
revolutionary party in Nicaragua,
except Foreign Minister Sacnz' de
niais that there had been any Of.
ficial McNican assistance afforded
the rcvolutionist'.
Tho authors Of the shameful
lIrvan- -Chamorro treaty, SAID the
ENeelsior. referring to n treaty ne
potiatcd with \icaragna while the
late ". j. Brvan va, secretary o,
etato, "has been sustained in power
through the ;.rmcd aid o! the United
States
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
PLACES BAN ON
WOMEN STUDENTS WHO SMOKE

- i. nnfair it viii be rcscindcd. II
the rule is deemed Just, smoking
Goods may hc suspended from tho
university, it was Mtimated
There shall hr no smoking
whatever. either in the ;rsidcnc,
he'll or in sorority houses, or in any
other home approved ~ student resi-
denrc for women by The committee
on student welfare, or at any student
function under the auspices Of III"
mivcr>ity Dr NoU KlcinSmii
said in announcing the new smoking
ordinance Tor goods.
Believing that we are sustaining
an important ideal in this declara
tion. wc wish further to express the
desire and the determination not to
register as students any Young wo.
men who cannot agree with us in
the emphatic position against sWok'
ing, and who do not respect 'hc
regulation in both spirit and let.
tar -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
VESSEL IS
WRECKED
BY SHOCK
Officials Refuse Estimate
On Number of Dead and
Injured.
MANY ARE MISSING
Firemen Experience Diff
ficulty in Fighting G the
Flames.
by tnited Press Leased Wire

BALTIMORE, ar. Nov. 10
Fh" Norwegian tanker Mantilla
blew up at her dock at Sparrow 5
Point today while scores of men
were working aboard her.
FLAMES from the thousands of gal
IONS Of oil in the vessel : tank
spread from stem to stern :ftcr the
explosion and Il heavy loss OF life
was feared.
Eight bodies had been brought
out two hours later. The Martini
bureau estimated 2i to % are dead.
An ambulance driver. rctuIniuc
II baltimore with injured men, said
he thought 80 wcrc dead and that
many were trapped. in the white hot
hold. His report was entirely I'M
confirmed from other sources. Plant,
officials refused TO estimate the
number dead, although they belicy-
Ell that it was more than eight.
Latest estimates placed the IN
.iurcd at 2l to 40. 1
Spectators reported that most of
the men were carried from the ship
with SON" of their limbs missing and
their bodies horribly manglcd.
tircmen, after fighting the flames
and bllowing black smoke for hours
had the fire out this afternoon and
the hull was being searched for
bodies as far ~ rescue workers
could penetrate the still hot inter
ior.
1t was reported that a prolimin
AIRY check showed u men missing,
in addition to the eight bodies re-
covered and injured in hospitals.
Fircmcn experienced tremendous
difficulty in fighting the fire. They
had to climb Il sort of bridge which
WAS part of the drydock aud pour
chemicals downward. The heat and
smoke on the bridge were almost m-
bcarable, fircmen said,
Physicians said some of the in.
.iured probably would die.
The blast ripped great holes il
both sides of the vessels Stcol
hull.
rhc cause of the explosion WAS
not learned,
Some of those killed and Injured
were working inside the vessel. 9th
crS We're working ON Il Scaffold on
The outside of the hull.
When the explosion occurred the
men on the scaffold were hurried 30
feet to the ground.
The Bethlehem Steel Company 5
diSpensary at sparrow 5 Point was
ever taxed and reservations We're
made at Baltimore hospitals for III"
most seriously injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
STORM DAMAGES
MANY STEAMERS
ON GREAT LAKES

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 10. -
Fear was expressed here today for
the safety of the lake steamer An
dastr of Sturgeon bay which was re.
ported to have left Muskcgou, Mich,
for milwaukee, Wednesday night but
which has not arrived here.
The vessel carries crew of u
men and WAS in command of Cap
tain Frank Savage and Engineer
William Collopy,
The steamer William II. Fitzger-
aid, Milwaukee, bound with It cargo
of coal, due to arrive here last night
reached port this morning. The
crew reported having much trouble
fighting the storm which ragged on
the lake.
The steamer W. r d. Fitch, now
safe in Wauk"gan, had tempest
uouS voyage Wednesday and Thurs
day in Il trip from Mackinac City,
Mich.
DULUTH, Minn., Nov, 10 The
frcighter Peter a. B. Widcncr was
believed to be disabled and drifting
helplessly in Lake Superior off Du,
lnth today. She lost her rudder
Wednesday and has been at the
mercy Of the elements since.
Tugs were to put out from this
port today to put lines on the vcs-
e( and tow her TO port
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
0RMIST0N DENIES
DIVINE ERSHIP OF
MYSTERY TRUNK
tN Ditrd Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO. NOV. - \ Mss
4ad not Aimee Senpla Mcphcrs
son was his companion n, Carmel
hv the sea last Mav--and the trunk
containing f;lmy lingerie and the
- Dear darling man letter is
bunk, Kenneth G. OrmiSton. missing
radio operator Of .An9eiuS Temple,
asserted here today through hi~ at
torucN. Edward Ii. =. Mattin.
Martin gave ont Ormi>ton : s,atr-
mrnl III which the radio operator in
tima1cd that inaSmuch as the truait
was found by a newspaper report.
cr, he had an idea where il came
from. bat that Ia knew il was uof
irtcndcd for him, and that he failed
mi>crably to grasp lis import.
My opinion ot the trunI, can
adequately he expressed in one
wort, bunk, - he wrote.
The radio operator implied that
he is hiding because he Wishc, to
Protect the name of his real com
panioa III california.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Nov. l9.-Thcre
was furry of excitement IN
campus and sorority circles at thu
University of Southern California
today following the cdict OF Rufus
Y. Won KleinSmid. president. that
women students shall not smoke.
The student welfare committee
has voted to cooperate with Presi-
dent Won kleinSmid and to refuse
registration to smoking cocds, and
this action, said to he one of tho
harshcst moves ever taken in uni
vcrsity circles in the country. has
caused quite stir among sorority
women.
Tho latter win have an opportm-
itv TO air their grievances before
administrative officials of the uni
versitv within the next few davs,
according to KleinSm:d. University
officials, it was announced, would
confer with leading women of the
TIniversitv and discuss the edict. II
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
DEATH CAPTURES
ONE OF FLEEING
FOLSOM CONVICTS
Griffin Dead From Cold
and Exposure Officials
State.
By nited Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. 10.
Starvation and exposure caused
Th"maS Griffin, 1.-The Owl, = whose
body lies in the morguc here today
to stop behind his two comrades in
their dash for freedom, declared
Warden j J. Smith of Folsom pri>-
ON, following positive Identification
of the body by The lieutenant of the
guard.
The body, white faced. and show
ing a terrific struggle against pn"u-
monia from nights of hiding III un-
derbrush, was found along the
Southern Pacific railroad tracks,
half way between Ali and Walerga
north of Sacramento, this morning
The body bore no scratches or in
.juricS of any sort.
Griffin wore the regulation prison
shoes, shirt and underwear, bearing
his number, l3,iS1.
With William O'Rrirn and Leo
Brennan, Griffin escaped from Fol
som Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
WINTER WEATHER
FASTENS GRIP ON
CENTRAL STATES

CHICAGO, Nov. l9.-Grippcd b.
the seasons first really cold wave
and blanketcd under several inches
OF snow, the middle west continued
to suffer today from snow flurries
and wintrv winds.
As the day iawncd with the thcr-
momctrr lowering in or below the
twcntie> in most sections, the wealth
cr bureau offered no rcliet in its
predictions.
The forecasts promised continued
cOd and snow flurries with the dis
turhancc assuming proportions ~ Il
real winter cold wave in some sec
tions.
Already in several places the snow
has reached Il depth of eight inches
and street car lines and traffic are
tied up in many city streets.
Storm warnings have been dis.
PLAYED on all the Great Lakes where
the waves have been high for several
days.
Central Illinois seems TO have
been hit by The heaviest snowfall!
At Peoria more than seven inch' =
of snow covers the city.
At 81. Louis the SNOW has reached
II depth Of six inches and roads from
the Missouri metropolis into Illinois
are blocked.
Air mail service over the section
was delayed. \ Dallas to Chicago
plane was halted al Winfield, iowa
to Dallas, WAS forced down al Mo.
line, Ill.
The snowfall has been accompan.
led hy winds Of almost gale pr"notr
tiouS in many sections.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
Gangsters Bomb
Home Of Mayor

WEST FRANKFORT, H.. Nov.
10. t'angStrr>' bombs rocked
franklin ronnty again today Whru
group "t men, riding IN one ear,
rode by the home ot Joe Adams. Of
West city and hurled hrrr bombs
at the house.
Although the bombs shattered the
glass IN he windows and did consul
crahlr damage to the front Of the
h"U>c, neither The mayor or his wife
and brother, Gus AiamS, was in
iurcd.
Last week three carloads Of gang
>jrrS drove 10y the Adams home
and poured marhinc fire into either
side ut the mayors house.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
Office
Waits for Adams

j, Roy Adams is expected to ar,
rive at the sheriff ) office this
evening. having arranged his af-
flirs TO start from Santa Ana this
morning. lie will be taken iomor-
row by one of the deputies from
the sheriff ) office to San Quentin
Itnitcntiary to begin serving his
sentence Of two to % years for EN-
bezzlrmcnt Of county funds. Adams
is under bond of 100000 and signi-
fie! his intention to come here and
and surrender as soon as the remit
titnr from the appellate court was
received.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
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WHAT'S DOING

Tonight
Imperial Valley Sciots, Pyra-
mid No. 81, Masonic hall.
Other Women S Husbands
Palace.
80 This Is Paris Valley
theater.
Tomorrow
Football: Central VS.. Sweet
water high school, here, 2:30
p. III.
st. Mary's Altar Society rum
rage sale. AT Main street.
III. E. H. Company food
sale, Varney's, 10 Il. III.
County Girl Reserve rally,
CaleXico high school, 10 a. III.
Approved Junior Matinee,
Valley theater. 2 p. m,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
COLLEGE WOMEN'S CLUB
WILL MEET TOMORROW

RI Centre members of the impc-
rial Valley College Women 5 Club
are asked to meet at the FL Centre
rest room tomorrow at l. u clock
noon. The regular monthly meeting
OF the association is TO be held at
Ioltville, preceded by luncheon.
Members wishing transportation
are requested to telephone Mrs.
L'ral NpttoO
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
; Building
ernlits Issued

il for the first unit Of
of the Inland Empire
was taken out today for
, mother unit of the plant
10 same amount or moro
ken out next year.
was issuod
n 5000 house and w. a.
!, n garage to cost $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
NAVY CHR1STENS PLANES
FOR PAN AMERICAN TRIP

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov. IA.
The war department today chrisj'n-
cd the planes which will make The
pan Amrrican flight ncNt month,
he New York, san Francisco, DE
tIoit, 81. Louis and SAN Antonio.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
AIM is
[:R|F led
I ESCORT I
tr Taber Arrives at
|tingtOn Beach After
kOurs in Water.
| SIXTH ATTEMPT
Considered More
kcult Than English
mel.
0lted Press l.ePsed Wire

CINCTON BEACH Calf
Walter G. Tabcr. -, aa
worker, toda, elqimcd tie
| being IL frs. t,rS"a -
ross Catalina channel.
a..corainc {" members ot
party uhich accompanied
lived 1T the beach here at
u. to-day. having success
sotiatcd 10 =; miles fram
eetalin., island. t. -"
4. in les than II hours. lir
Llon at 52:aG =. IN. v"stcr
Tahcrs fii,h a'tcmpt t.
channel. q feat regarded
difficult than the crossing
gljSh channel.
'ataliua channel conqucroI
professional swimmer, lie
raining for the cr"sS.chan
six weeks ago.
j. cnplovcd ~ q boiler
the wiltshire OIL 60. II '
3.22l pounds VIXEN hc entered
r at Avalon vc~'criay a"'
,onul- lishnrr when he Ar
Huntington beach hi
y Of ; comprised IN" cnn
ich witnessed Tabcr =
ent. Tn p9rtv included
tcNcn~. IIGllNvmud, rabcr :
tii-S ilr..N Fee. a long dis
mmcr fsom the Hollywood
Cluh, and Alfred Higgins,
D'c@o.
Framed Six Weeks
- rcti-,nr youth with "a
l.hcnomenal sire. had ~hnn
city and no announcement
of his success until short
noon.
ne win believe mr any
SAID.
t get ;hc idea whom vii
s,rv offered +35,000 for Il
ia .l1uuarv, ! am golne
in that prize.
ned to swim vhrn | was
conld alWav, ouiSwim
Youngsters.
. been training Gar this
six weeks and this is tn"
tried it, -
.lid not apr"ar The log 81
s'cd when lr arrived 1T
here this morning. accord
companions,
four houillon cubes during
and on arrival at Hunt
l,h wen. Ia his home and
'uplc Of hours.
h Was Vcll oiled aud grcas.
sclmc. He used the hrcaN
inlv, relieving The strain
ly with the sid" StroFc.
id the water and currents
during last nights swim,
# swimmers, men aud Wo-
attempted the swim a.
alma channel since Gcr.
rlc conquered the Ea%lish
ithout success.
Wriglcv, the Gum King
d a purse Of $4,000 Fer a
marathon across the
January in which MANY
miners are expected L"
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-19
KILLED WHEN AUTOMOBILE
RUNS OFF RIDGE ROUTE

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Nov. ID
Wendell Fortune, 80, San Francisco.
was killed when his automobile ran
oft the side of the road on the Ridge
route near here last night.