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The Washington times., 1927-05-26
LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRC-INarhInrton-4oo

6:45 a. m.--Tower health exercises
broadcast iointly With WEAF from
T:is a., m.-:.The RoarlnG Lyons"
from WEAF, New York.
1880 to 7.ts;.a m.-"cheerio" from
l1:55 a, m.-Arlington. time signals.
IL noon-TOrgaR recital from the
Homer L. Kit Studios.
/ to 2 p. m.-Sidhey and his May
flower Hotel Orchestra from the May
8 p. m.-Fenner's syncOpated Or
chestra from WEAF, New York.
3:45 p. m.--"The Home Beautiful"
BY Helen Eames from WEAF. New
8 p. m.-Helen Hellweg, pianist from
WEAF. New York.
4:16 ?. m.-sonia Troiana. soprano
from WEAF, New York.
pianist from wEHF. New 'E York. p0'ui"F
4:45 p. m.-"Round the World
St1risS'" by Wanda HilbOrn from
S .. m.--Waldorf- Astoria Orchestra.
from WEAF, New York.
p. m Art in Washington" by
%ncs Hutchin7 Drake.
Earl careauh. baritone. and Esther
6:5s ,. nI.--Baseball scores.
p. m.-south Sea islanders. trem
1880 D. m.--HaH hour with great
composers, from WEAF, New York.
e: m.-Howard correct time. from
WEAF, New York.
g p. m;+clicquot Club EskimOS. from
WEAF, New York.
D. m.-Catholic University Qles
Club. under the direction Of Leo
$50. p m.-Henri schmid- Oregon.
pianist.
1O.Ip rn.-Meyer Davis lie Paradis
Band, from, LIE Paradis Cafe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II a. n.--currsnt events. police re-
ports, music.
s--WashingtGn-20i
$3.50 p. MT i m s-Herald news
{ p. m.-NOrrine Norris Dahn. popu-
lar composer-pianist.
T:iS D. m.-Dorschs Dough BoyA
7:46 p. m.--EtheI West. soprano. in
favoFite songs.
8 D. m.-William Charles Wolfe,
whistler. accompanied by Edith Reed.
s:10 y. m.--Anna Mendel and Marion
assisted by Marshall Cooke
$3.50 D. m.--Mary Langley. soprano,
accompanied by D. NJ. Jester.
S:t5 p. NV. Alfred Falconer. in
dialect readings.
8 D. .m.-Royal NJ Tinker. baritone.
accompanied by Pete Deffes.
vioIinist, accompanied by. Robert Gotta.
$3.50 D. m.-Joint recital by Robert
Ferguson. tenor. and Minnie Hoxtey,
10 .. "Times-Herald Latest News
Flashes" .s*
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WESTERN CO. N
WINS DRILL

Company M, Of Western High
school. Is the proudest and finest
unit Of the Washington High School
Cadet Corps today. Before a cheer
ing tfrong Of 1900. the Midget
soldiers marched. off Griffith sta
dunn field yesterday bearing the
prize colors of the fortieth annual
competitive drill.
OF the twenty.four companies
that competed for two days, Com
pany r. Of Central High School,
and Company 3, of Mckinley. won
places for themselves. They were
adjudged second and third best in
the order given. Points between
them were divided by q very small
margin.
Capt. Edgar N. chacs. com
mander of the winning unit, had
pinned on him the $4,000 Allison
Naylor medal which the company
will hold until the drill next year.
Maj. Gen. Charles p. SummeraIl
chief of staff, assisted by Commits
sioner Proctor L. Dougherty, made
the awards. The judges were
Major Robert e. O'Brien. Major
Towsend Lawrence and Capt. Jared
!. Wood.
The thirty-fifth annual cornpeti
tive drill viii be held tomorrow by
the colored cadet corps at IL O'Clock
in American League Baseball Park
Col. Isaac Jerks, chief Of staff Of
the Third Corps area. will officiate
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NEARBY STATIONS

WPG-AtIantic City-ee9.s
Sis p. m.--Egyptian Serenaders.
s:45 p m.-Boardwalk Charmefs.
p. ui.--Movie Broadcast; organ.
1890 ,. m.-The Parodians.
WBAL,--BaltimOre-2a6
1880 p. m.-WJz program,
9 ?. m.-SoneeEt By GraGhur Club.
10 p. m.--Dance Orchestra!
WHN-New York-seI.3
$3.50 p. m.--Loew's Theater orchestpa.
p. m.--Mildrsd Hunt: perfection
10 5. m.-FaSelle's. Entertainers.
1880 p m.-Ffivolity Club Or
4 ,. H,;7sstto9 club orsSSssrs-
g p. rn:--Americen Legion progran.
,. nn.-sMpsical9:r f.hf
10 p. m. --lEetsl commodoFe Orchestra:
wEAF-New YorIs-ISs
s p4 m,----'Waldort-AstOria music;
ssp.. m,--Sgid week hymn sing.
. $50 p: F--FafnouS Characters in
I q m.vsouth Sea Islanders.
s 3 -cSsrsst time
PIP: m. siivartcwn orcheStFa:l masked
tenor. $685. 49,
WJZ-NsR Y6TkIlSS
$3.50 p. In.-rScores: correct time.
p. ut--RadIo talk BY Charlotts
s:ls p. m.-commodors. Concert Or
4 5. Musicale. s
7:so p. m.--MarkePS seeipty orches-
8 ,. m..--ouf Musical Unittd sratss
8 p. m.-vCoTrect time.
ss.p- lE.-Ths Texan; studio orchss-
$50 ,! m.-Twln Oaks ogchsstra.
1850 p H.-Aaprine Wstktns. inter
I:sO ?. un.-a4psio school settlement
y ,. tn.--AGonoIoguass pianist.
$500 p.snl..-Talk, tDoga."g
g:sO p. "a, --Ldcly ROBERTS and sing
'As tWEN3c-Nsw Ycrk-Sse
s'lS rns-7Issicn pFogtaIp; Navy
WMCA--New York--saI t;s
Up. nas--WhftS hour.
p. lii.-aeEolow SoIniSt9
10 p. Golde1's CreheFtra.
1880 p. Ep--7Spsrt talk; Golden'g
ii 5, ft,--RFesdwsy night.
WGL,TEew. YoFkfl 10
p. rl.-rEaiRh Shrlskms4. pianiSt.,,
s:l6 p. rn:-ceneertf IAtins. guest
80. tp.-RrinssVS white peer.
$50 .. m.-zc1eehoslovAk orehestsa.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
MRS. MARY !. rALBOTT

Mrs. Mary I. Talbot, widow Of
Harry Edward Talbot. Civil War
veteran, died last night at her home,
1872 w st. N. w. She was a Wash
ington resident SIS years and had
been an invalid the past 10 years.
Born in Louisiana "a. years ago,
Mrs. Talbot came to Washington
Immediately after her marriage.
She was a member of the Spanish
War Veterans Iineal Society and Of
st. Martins Church. She Is sur.
vived by two daughters, Mrs. Mar.
garet McCurdy and Mrs: C. Parsley,
and seven sons, James F., Alvin,
George, Walter. Raymond, Robert
and Harry Talbot, all OF this city.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow from the family residence.
Interment will be In Rock Greek
Cenetprv
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JOHN G. r. KELTON

John c. r. Kelton. 15.year-old son
of Mrs. Edith Wills Keiton, 1897
Kalorama Rd. N. W.. and the late
Col Robert G. Kelton. U. S. A.,
died Yesterday in Boston, Mass,
according to word received here.
He was q pupil at the Middlesex
School, Concord, Mass, and for
merly attended the public schools
and Western High School in this
city. He is survived by his mother
and his grandmother. Mrs. Mary
q. Russell Wills.
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry Saturday beside the grave of
his father. who died. about two
years ago.
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MRS. ANNA NJ. HURST

Mrs. Anna Miles Hurst, wife Of
Clarence A. Hurst, public account
ant, died at HIS p. NJ. last, night
at her residences, 20s4 r st. N. W.
She had been an Invalid four years,
Besides her husband, Mrs. Hurst
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Winfield
Urmy of New York City, and .
son. Howard Goulding Hurst, who
lives in England. She was SO years
old and a native of Chambersbdrg,
Pa. Most of her life was spent in
New York City, until her removal
to Washington in 1915.
The funeral viii be held tomorrow
from the late residence. Interment
will be in Chambersburg, Pa.
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ANDREW II. DRAIN

Andrew II. Drain, 80, father of
Col. James A. Drain. past national
commander. Of the American Legion,
was buried today in Arlington Gene
terry. He died yesterday at his resi-
dence, 1872 Thirteenth st. N. W.;
following a stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. Drain had lived in Wash.
ington two years. He Is survived
by his widow and three sons-Col-
oneI Drain, who lives in Spokane,
Wash, and Ralph and Dale Drane,
both of this city. The immediate
family were all at the bedside when
Mr.. Drain died.
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ROMPING AROUND THE RADIO DlALS
BY GARDNER MACK.
WPCH--New York-2gs

WPCH--NeW HOrk-zlS
g p. m.-Beaux Arts Orchestra; 1fu-
steal Gardeners.
ISIS D. m.-Opera, "La Trayiata."
WSEA-NOrfollC-5
$3.50 D. m.-Studio recital.
10 D. m. s-Befnte's OEchestre.
WIFI Had lphla-304.B
Z ,. m.-WEAF program.
characterization
S:1S p. ni.-Tenor; pianist; entertain
ers.
/ s:t6 p. .-Instrumental Trio.
9il5 p. m.--Tom Kelly.
$3.50 b.. m.-Vehetian Cafe Orchestra.
elphia-60S.2
p. ms-pncle Wip:i pianist.
q p. m,--Northeaat High School Or
f:l0 p. m--Two plano recital.
8 p. m.-vanaHan,s American Legion
Band.
sos D. m.--Instruction Of Musical
1905 p. m.-Carr's Orchestra.
WRYA-RIehmond@-
p. ma stringP quartet; safety
S:s5 p. mold Dominion Orchestra
Fireside Quartet.
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BEST PROSPECTS

Sis .. m.-Eari carbaugh, BARI
tone, and Esther Cutchin, pianist,
in Kilt Hour Of Music, washing
ton. WRc llssl.
s:t5 p. m.-syracuse Universlty
program. Schenectady, WGX
PhilsdeIphia WIP tsOs: Sn n0'
. p. nE-catholic University
Glee Club. Washington, wRc
I469)s
CHAIN PROGRAMS
3 2. m,-Fenher's syneopated
3:45 p. m.-'Home Beautiful"
Helen Eames. New York. wEAF.
~. m.-Heisn Heliveg. plan.
list, New. York. WEAF. WRC.
4:45 p. m.-'.Round the World
Stories, !, WEAF.t WRC.
p. m. --sBald OFF Astoria dinner
music. New York. WEAF, WRC,
WCAE. tWEEL .
New York. WEAF. WRc; MItehell
Bros, New York. WIZ. KDKAs
XIV. 5i
Z New York, VIZ, KDKA, XIV,
VIDAL, WJR, WHAS, WSB. VINO,
WSM.. Half hours with great
composers New York, WEAF.
WRc. WGR. WIFI. WV. KsD.
8 p. ui.-Clcquot. Club Eskimos,
New York, WEAF. 7WRC. WEEP,
: WAR, WTAG, WGR, WEI. WCAE,
WTAM. WWJ, KSD, VOC, WGY,
WMAQ; Our Musical United States,
New York, WIZ. WBZ. WBZA,f
KpKA. KYW, KSD.
p. m.-Goodrieh .Silyertown
Orchestra, WEAF. WEEP, WAR.
WTAG. WIFI, wCSH, WCAE,
WTAM, wwJ. WGN. voc. WCGo,
WGY.
10 p. u.-Janssen's Hofbrau Or
chestra, New York WE4F. wGY.
DANCE MUSIC
$3.50 p. m.-Max Fishers Twin
Oaks Orchestra, New York. WIZ
\ (a64.2). S
10 >. m.-Msyer Davis lie Para
dis Orchestra, Washington. WRC.
II p. m-gsllrs Orchestra. De-
troit. WGHP t27ol.
Z.
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
+. II. STEPHENS and A II. BELL. H..
Attorneys.

y :.
TRICT OF ,CoLUM BiA. Holding . Dis
lLrict Court. In re: Condemnation of land
Georgia avenue and 81 dlS fsS Street SN crsba
$ & sSS pss 81
at the conmissionsFs Of the sti District ys q
oS9lvtkmpia pursuant 70 CERTAIN provision
1919, entitled HAn Act mating appropris:
tlons for the expenses OF the government
Idred and fourteen. and for other puTposss''
tend or WIDEN any street, avenue ~ o9 eosd S q
lhlghway to conform with the plan OF the
81 Es. system B.sPcs e hsS6Ss h
me cities Of Washington and Georeetown
S SqSTss under the et Of congress az
s 1855 q and oS%R ssS Be- fRSgsSSvsS JRs
e fBas sset q ss & So Sc:
exension Of Payior stroe neGSessssTy aor the
SIC 4 bist4gst a y J iSA SSfsss NSlssSe
lss onpo part Thereof. and Drawing also that this
the law provided for in such casss d WIN ~
Isess the damages each owner OF land g
eSepsoS 81 s TaaeP street. b ST sss
lGeorgia Avenue and 18th. Street. North.
L
the condemnation of the land necessary
Itor the purposes thereof. and to assess the
benefits resulting therefrom. plus All 81.
any part OF the costs and expenses of said
lprocesnl4gs. upon any lands which the fury
In1ay find will be benefited ss provide Tor
IN and by the aforesaid Act Of ConEFesa
Iapproysd May %. 1925, it ID by the Court.
thus 18th day OF May. 1927. oRDERED
ltnst All persons having any interest n
these proceedings, be- and they are hereby
warned and commanded 70 appear IA tsia
court on or before the 18th day Of 9Jn1e.
It927: at ten O'Clock. "A. NJ. and Continue
IN attendance until the Court shsIl have
made Its final order ratifying and confirrns
ing the award OF damages and the $780,.
Inent OF benefits of the Jury 20 De enlptII.
Ielsd ana sworn herein; and it IL furfher
ORDERED. that a. copy Of this notice and
Iorder be published twice q week for two
successive weeks in the Waehineton Eve
ming star, the Washington Post and ThN
lWasnington Times. newspapers pubiished
10 the said District, commencing al ieSrt
twenty days before the said 18th dav al
Itune. 1877. 1t is. further ORDERED that
? copy OF this notice and order Sc aars1sd
| pv the United States Marshal or his def,SS.
ties, upon each of the owners OF the fee
lof the land TO- be condemned herein ~ NAV
be found by the said marshal or HIS de1sis.
ties. within the District of CoIunbia, ana
upon the tenants and occupayitg z al Tfa
Sane before the said 18th day 6f June.
I1927. BY the Court: WENDEIIy %
ISTAFFORD Justice. True Corv Taaks
ISeall FRANK p, CuNNINGHAM. ClerE.
By M. LEE ASHFORD. Assist. Clerk
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

James Campbell Porter. 20. and Lillian
Miles. %. The Rev. Augusta Lewis.
Angelo Daniel cecchi. so, Lyndhurst,
n. j.. and Angelina Rita Cosimano, %.
Tho Rev. N. N. de Carlo.
Robert Lee Moore. "a. and Amanda
G. Brown, 81, both OF Harrisburg. The
Rev. w. II. JernaRin.
James Harvey Sullender, II, and
Dorothy Christian Henley. is. both Of
Richmond. Va. The Rev. H. b. Smith.
Thomas Winters "a, and Ethel BANKS.
10: The Rev. ]. L. S HoIloman.
BENJAMIN H. Ross, SS, and Mary Eliza
beth Henderson. 90. The Rev. D. ].
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/. c. G. Fixes Valuation
For Two Railroads

For rate-making purposes the In.
terstate Commerce Commission to-
day placed final valuations on the
following railroads:
McKeesport Connecting, Of Penn
sylvania, $1,143,00O; Copper Range,
Of Michigan. $4.e65.1S0.
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
RnVn 5000 hay Courses yrs.
In positions. Accredited" 1898 G. Sc.
Legal Notices
?. H. STEPHENS AND e. w. THOMAS
Attorneys

TRICT OF CoLUMBTA-Holding q Dis
t trio , Court IN RE Condsmnstio9 Of Land
1885. NOTICE AND oR:,ER OF PUBLIcA-
Of the srf pyrcs n as
y consr 70 Ssrsa pFosSe4 q th Act
the expenses Of the government Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, for the fiscal year ending
June thirtieth. nineteen hundred and four
teen. ana for other purposes" whereby they
are authorized to open. extend, or widen
any street, avenue, road or highway to COLI
form with the plan of the permanent system
lof highways in that portion of the District
of Columbia outside Of the cities of Waahs
|ington and Georgetown adopted under The
proved June 2S. 1895. and Nay IS. 1895,
1 6y conaemnstiop gnder The pro-
of the Code of Law for the District Of CO.
lumbia). have filed a petition in this Court
|sary for the wdening Of Benning Road. in
the District OF Columbia, as shown on .
map or plat. filed with the said petition, az
Court enlpanel a jury in accordance with the
law provided for in such cases to assess the
may sustain by reason of the said widening
|of Bennng Road in the District of Column
bia. and the condemnation of the land neces-
the benefits resulting therefrcm. plus al 81
any part of the costs and expenses of said
proceedings. upon any lands which the jury
lin and by the aforesaid Act of Congress sp.
proved May 20, 1895, ii is. by the Court
this 25th day of May. 1927, ORDERED that
jail persons having any interest in these pro.
|ceedings. be and they are hereby warned and
commanded to appear in this Court on or
before the 2sth day of June, 1927. at ten
10 clock, A. M. and continue in attendance
until the Court shall have made its final
Iorder ratifying and confirming the award
lot damages and the assessment ct benefits
lof the jury to be empaneled and sworn
herein; and 1t is further ordered that q
copy OF this notice and order be published
twice week for two successive weeks IN
The Washington Evening Star, the washing
ton Post and The Washington Times news
papers published in the said District, COM
|mencing at least twenty days before the said
ORDERED that copy OF this notice and
lorder be served by the United States Mar
lshal. or his deputies, upon each of the
Owners of the fee of the land TO be con-
|demned herein as may be found by the said
marshal. or his deputies, within the District
ot Columbia. and upon the tenants and oc-
Ieupants of the same, before the said
|2sth day Of June. 1927. BY the Court:
JENNIEGS BAILEY. Justice. lseal A true
copy. Test: FIR A NIX e. CUNNINGHAM,
Clerk. BY M. A. ROGERS. Asst Clerk.
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Too Late to CLASSIFY

These rates are Tor eonsecullye inse1I
tons only.
Each advertisements q ehssSed 4oP .
rate earned according TO nnmbG o& dayS q
runs without relation 70 Oshsg cory ths
a1vertiser may have in the paDeF.
The Times and Herald eudegVora -
print only truthful classified ads and WfU
appreciate having it0 attention, called q
|sny advertisement not confoTming % ~
|hiGhest standards Of honesty.
Sorrection Of errors In classified od1
M N0 luz e maze 6sfore he second inssrtsen.
lone uncorrected insertion.
Ioasis only.
Ads ordered for more than one day ana
stopped before that time viii be CHARGED
Tor the actual number Of times the "a aps
Ipeared charging the rate earned.
Count six average words 70 the Hna,
An average word has six letters.
Contract rates furnished on application.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
THE ARLINGTON

quiet. clean. moderately. prIeed hotel, sfTsrIHg
eehgenial American families coed meals. con.
tertaeIe rest, attractive aaussmehts and Bleasaai
sssoetatIeht Net and cold runnIns water, sBseiouI
MIS-. ]. Il. eRIFEIIH. PTopristrs:s
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
BIRTHS

boys t(tvins). -
Carroll and Raba e. Herbert. boy.
0den @: and Catherine =. Clay, girl.
Harry A: and Ella r. Mullen, girl.
John and Frances Poole, girl.
William Mex. and Alma Harrison.
boy ~.
william and IYmS Powell, hoy.
Lillian p. Woodford, 55 years, ie2e
sth So. ~ w. EI.E
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DEATHS

$50 p. M, at his residence, 25S2 37th
st. N. W., EDWARD SAMUEL RHODES.
beloved husband of Mary Louise Rhodes
Funeral from his late residence on Friday.
Nay "a, 1927, at 8 AS q. m, thence TO
Holy Trinity Church. where requiem mass
will be said at o 10 a. m.
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
DEATHS

william J. Franklin alias John Emil,
81 years, ST. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Morris Mendsison. % years, 1880
Meridian .PI. NJ w. q PIN, :,
Anna ". Ward. II years. cordova
]. Mary :. STANLEY, Is years. sss7 goth
stsphsns Noostti. - years. U, s. N.
xhrsd !. Howard. Is. years q. i
Soldiers Home Hospital
HSaEietta KeteAar, 50 years, St
Elissbsth Berg. "a years. 1t4S r., j.
veras@ N. Poe. sS years, Emergency
KatRevias 2. Love. q ysarn ls1o
irving Sk. N. ~. 80 y Ta7
Charles p. 3. Naples. days. 1903
ssmusI Thompson. a. years freed
!. Hsasy Lewis. 10 years TubsreplSSIs
TEcaasu u. Kelly. 81 years. ,calllnSsr
Alice Keeling. 81 years. Fresdmsn.s
MsrsRa T4llsy. g years. SIS R. I.
Allen Green alias George willis. 81
years, FPeedmen's HoSpftSI
MStilas Allen. 7s years. sS7 French
EilssSsiA Grant 80 ssurA Vresdnlsn'.
Tk:sSsrs stuart. % years. o.ulassr
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
OCEAN VIEW. va.
THE LOWE

WATER FRONT OCEAN VIEW, va
Thoroughly modern. Running water In rooms]
Reasonable rates. Convenient 10 amusements1
Mrs. W. I. Lowe, preprietFsss.
The Washington times., 1927-05-26
Announcements
LOST

BAG. red suede. on Trinidad bus, Sunday.
Nay ~, between IL 80 and 1:30y Re-
ward. Potomac 1881. - =
BOSToN terrier small, female. from 90
9th y. W.; answers TO name Of Dot: %.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-23

plainant accompanied him and when
they knocked at the door, they were
babe enter. On stepping into the
kitchen, they looked into a bedroom
and saw the couple, who admitted
they are not husband and wife.
Officer Stadler testified that a
daughter of Mrs. Kryzinski is on
guard outside the house soliciting.
The woman's husband does not live
with her, and conditions in the home
are very bad"
Malon took the stand and when
asked If he wished to make state
ment. said: 1T is true that Off
Ger Stadler found me, but all want
to ask the judge, Your Honor, is to
dismiss me from this case. That's
ALL"
Mrs. Kryzinsli said there was a
wedding in the house few days
ago and some liquor was left over
so she and Malon were doing their
best to preclude its going to waste.
She went into a bedroom and Malon
followed her.
In the cast of Peter Agostino,
aged 20, of 6S1 Arch street, charged
with failure to clear the snow and
ice from his sidewalk. a nolle was
entered by Prosecuting Attorney
Woods.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-23

But another more pertinent ques-
ton rises in view of this hero wor-
ship of nation. 1t is this: Will we
ever understand the real factors in
historic development if we see pro-
gress created only by certain in
dividuals as Washington or Lincoln
or Roosevelt? The latest modern
lists in the philosophy of history are
value Of individuals for the develop
ment of the human race. The lat
est phase of the philosophy Of his
tory is the issue of the value of the
races for the continuation and the
future of the human race as a
whole. But with the historian of
the conservative school the issue is
still: Who after all, makes history:
Is it made by individuals or by the
Is it made by the economic
issues, by the bread and butter
question as Karl Marx would have it
or by great ideas as with US Wood
row Wilson would have 1t? And in
contrast to some of the Ia
ter European historians our Ameri-
can men of historical research cling
to the well-known dicta of Ralph
Emerson: Every institution is but
the heightened shadow of a man"
There is properly no history. only
Instead of a history of
Rome give me Caesar; his life in
volved the fate of an empire and
the whole course of human destiny"
The other side of the issue is an
swered to the American quite salts
factorily by the result Of research in
mass psychology: Masses without a
leader can never create anything
and if they go on without leader
they work but destructively. Thus
we still are individualists in theory
"a doctrinary individualism which
has not saved us from the herd |
spirit" We are great in following
New Britain herald., 1927-02-23
MAKE MORE MONEY

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sons the whole system, slows the
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dence and cuts down the earning
power.
Rid your system Of constipation
a'.d its poisons. DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets remove them gently. tone up
the system, clear the eyes and COM
pleXion and bring back normal Wig
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New Britain herald., 1927-02-23
G, l, &P. BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT TO START
New Britain to Be Host to Visitors
in Opening Game OF Series for
Silver Cup.

The opening game in a series of
basketball contests between differ
ent districts of the Connecticut Light
and Power Co. will be staged at the
state armory this evening when the
New Britain team meets the Hart
ford team The game will be
opened when the ball is tossed onto
the floor by C. ]. Allen Of Hartford.
Mr.. Allen is executive assistant to
the secretary and treasurer of the
company.
The games will be played a
silver loving cup donated by j.
Henry Roraback, president of the
company. Teams competing are
from the New Britain, Meriden,
Branford, Waterbury, Norwalk,
Greenwich, New Milford and Hart
ford districts.
The object is to promote the
esprit de corps Of the employees of
the company and of increasing
the acquaintanceship and goodwill
among the different towns. More
than 60 Hartford people have ar
ranged to attend the game tonight.
New Britain will be the host to-
night and dancing and refreshments
will follow the game. Vincent ker-
non is captain and manager of the
local team.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-23
L00TING OF CITY
OF SHANGHAI NOW
FEAR OF NATIVES
CONTINUED from First Page)

Lin, that the northerners at least
were taking real action against the
southerners. However, those follow
ing the situation assert that it re-
mains to be seen whether the north
erners will be immune to the dis
sensions and disloyalties which here
tofore have crippled all Of Canton's
forces.
1900 Russians
Chang's army includes a Russian
brigade, so called because it con-
tains 1900 white Russians.
Movement of troops to Shanghai
by the powers to protect foreign
lives and property continued to pro-
gress. One thousand British marines.
with this city as their ultimate des-
tination. arrived in Hongkong this
morning from England.
The strike situation remains un-
changed. Last estimates placed the
number of workers out at about
100000.