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New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
MANY 0F FAIR SEX
 ID MAKE JOURNEY
LegionnairS Planning to Take
 Wives, Mothers and Sisters

New London. Feb. ? R-A third of the second "A. E. F." which will visit France next October when the American Legion holds it's annual national convention in Paris will be women-wives, mothers and sisters of legionnaires. and wartime nurses National Commander Howard P. Savage of that organization said here today at a gathering of servicemen in his honor.
 Commander Savage paid high tri- bute to these women in his speech. giving them credit for effective work in connection with legion activities as we'll as during the war.
 we did we'll to take our women folk along with us in legion work" |" he said, flor in certain phases of service in the hospitals among the disabled and the orphans they are doing many things a thousand times better than we could do them.
 we do we'll to take our women folk along with us on this pilgrim age. for they fought just as grim. if a more silent, battle in the World war as we. It is with not little pride that the legion feels 1t is of- fcring these women a sure arm to guard them, strong arm of se- curity and a heart filled with com- radeship and sympathy.
 t. yo, the subject Of cur trip to France: of the good tha. will come from 1t in our foreign relations: of the under
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
Business Woman Giving
 Advice for Success

St. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 2 tUP)-The first rule of success for a business woman is do not dress like busi ness woman,' MT. Florence H. Stone New Orleans. advised those attend ing the women's national exposition.
 When in doubt" Mrs. Stone said. wear henna. When a big deal hangs in the balance put on the brick red dress and walk into the conference like crown princess.
 Red scarlet, henna, wine, they all give courage and dash. That's what business women need, not lisle hose and navy blue suits and meek and modest air, but swash- buckling clothes, confidence in them selves and enough tact = know when to treat a business associate like human being instead of a wooden Indian.
 Men don't like the business wo- man unless she forces them to. There is still the old jealous resent ment against women as usurpers. If you expect to stand before an Hudi- ence of men, watch your hemline, your hose and shoes"
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES
 REMAINING AT POSTS
Paying little Attention to Threats of Chinese Nationalist 
 Campaigners.

New York, Feb. Pl-American missionaries in China are standing by their posts in the face of danger and mission institutions are being maintained despite nationalist campaign against religion in south ern China and general renewal of political and religious warfare.
 Overthrow of old traditions and respect for authority in favor of un- bridled freedom in the nationalist campaign have failed to kill mis- sionary zeal or wreck the mission authorities in China indicate.
 Idols of remote past and tablets symb olizing China's ancestral wor- ship are being destroyed and a gen. eral philosophy breeding an immor- ality and materialism undreamed of in old China has been spread in the nationalist anti-religious cruse, Dr. N. Bercovitz, Presbyterian mission ary doctor on the Island of Hainan, China, instructs the Presbyterian board of foreign missions here.
 pr. Bercoyitz compares the cam paign to that of Soviet Russia. The nationalist government in Canton is directig ths movement. Aimed at destruction of spiritual things of all kinds among The people.
 Coincident with this campaign. Dr. Bercovitz asserts, the youth of China are responding to a move ment that respects neither ancient religions nor Christianity but breaches a philosophy of material ism and absolute freedom for everyone in everything"
 Utter destruction" will follow the movement pr. Bercovitz says. The
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02

standing that will develop between our nations when 30.000 American |lcgionnaires return to every section of our country with a renewed in- terest and sympathy for great na- ton that has suffered much and with a lasting friendship that Is the desire Of every right-thinking Ameri- can.
 And 1t will do us good to revisit tn, places where we spent the greatcst experience of the twentieth century There are places in France beside the battle fields and cemeteries which have sentimental appeal. There are the friends we made with the French peasants with whom we were billeted. Hundreds, yes, thous- ands of such places are filled in our memories and a revisitation Is going to renew the human sympathy with in us that sometimes dries up like sap in winter if we don't watch out"
 Membership and community serv- ice received service In the speech of the national commander.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
REMINGTON NEWS

Miss Jane Rittenhouse, well known dietitian of Boston. will give demonstration of new methods in jam and jelly making Friday after noon at o'clock at the Grange hall. Miss Rittenhouse will demonstrate that by this new method, jelly mak- ing Is no longer seasonal activity, but can be made at any time of year. Following the demonstration. refreshments will be served. The demonstration will be under the aus pices of the home economics com mittee of the local Grange, Mrs. Everett M. Stowell. Mrs. Louise Par ker and Mrs. Nellie Eddy. Miss Rit- tenhouse has just recently given Q similar demonstration to members of the Hartford Woman's club and much interest has been aroused
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
WOUNDS HIS WIFE,
 KILLS HIMSELF
Chicago Young Man Was An-
 eered at Fathers Attitude

Chicago, Feb. 2 0P - Believing he had lost his birthright to a large estate and breeding over his fortunes. Harold R. Dickerson, 29 year old son of a wealthy Missouri sportsman and landowner, last night shot his bride of two months and then killed himself
 Two farewell letters. one ad- dressed to his father, Col. R. P. Dickerson. of Springfield, Mo, in dicated friction between the two and said that life held nothing but disappointment" for the youth.
 The second note, addressed to whom it may concern" ascribed the arrangement as due in part to "a mistake I made when a boy" and referred to an incident at Grand Rapids. Mich., in Sep tember, 1913, when he was in- voIyed in a mysterious shooting in- cident.
 Dickerson ended the note with the statement that he had been left to play game I knew noth- ing of alone" Well, I lost" was the laconic closing.
 Coonel Dickerson, who was the original packer of Stanley Ketchel, Jess Willard and Luther Mccarthy, well known boxers. and on whose ranch at Conway, Mo-, the rugged Ketchel was slain in 1910. was grief stricken when informed at Springfield of the tragedy. It was the first word the Spanish war vet eran had heard of his son in months, he said. and the only in- timation that he/ was married. Colonel Dickerson organized the National Loyalty league during the World war.
 Dickerson's bride was in a ee- rious condition at hospital today with three bullet wounds. She ascribed the immediate cause of the shooting to jealousy and said that her husband had accused her of friendship with former suitor. Dickerson met his bride while he was employed at fasionable north side hotel, and. according to her account. forced her to marry him under threat of death.
 T was afraid to refuse him, D .she said at rthe hospital. Y Reference to the Grand Rapids affair in the note offered no clue to the shooting, which has never been solved On the night referred to Dickerson was found in row. boat on Reeds lake with bullet wound in his chest just below the heart. He maintained at the time that he was shot by a James Gray of St. Louis, who thereupon jump ed overheard, but no trace Of a body ever was found. Police came to the conclusion that the youth had attempted suicide over love affair.
 Dickerson once was newspaper reporter in St. Louis and in his hotel room here police found decree of separate maintenance granted Mrs. Edith Dickerson Of St. Louis in January. 1925, and which awarded her the custody of "Richard Dickerson, Jr.," Is months old.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
New York Referendum Figures Given Judiciary

Washington, Feb. UP) - A document important to the congress sional wet bloc has been rescued from the dust of the house clerk S office, brushed off, and sent to the judiciary committee, where its friends admitted it probably would gather mere dust.
 That is the bulation of the ref Arendum result in New York state showing 1,760,07o votes in favor of submitting the prohibition question to the state for settlement. and 5eS.4So against.
 The votes for the referendum were as many as cast in aenatorial elec- lions in 17 states, according to Rep. Black. dem ocrat. New York. who discovered the referendum report buried in the clerks office, and had it sent to the judiciary committee. It had rusted, unheralded, in the clerks office since Dec. g.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
VOLUNTARY CENS0RS
 BUSY IN NEW YORK
: Trying to Avoid Passage of Statute s, Prescribing Censorship
 of Shows.

New York, Feb. 2 R-A special committee of niEe' comprising theatrical producers, playwrights and actors today was prepared to act in an attempt to forestall a threatened censorship of play manu- scripts by the state.
 Agreeing that some scheme for eliminating plays that offend the public taste" is necessary, the com mittee will undertake to devise q self-censorship that will disarm agi- tation for the state control bill in troduced in the legislature yesterday by Senator Abraham Greenburg.
 The message that aroused .he theatrical men to seek a method of censorship provides for establish ment of division of dramatcs in the department of education to supervise movies and the drama with power to censor such plays or films as arc considered "obsence, indecent, immoral inhuman. sacri- ligious or of such a character that exhibition would tend to corrupt morals or incite to crime'
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
King of England Will
 Follow Traffic RuIes

London. Feb. ? R-King George is well posted on London's traffic congestion and has decided to fol- low the rotary traffic" in one-way streets when nearing Buckingham palace. Heretofore 1t has been the rule for the royal car to pass through a special gate called the "privy house" entrance, on the ex- treme right of the palace front.
 The king. however, has given orders that his chauffeur follow the merry-go-round and enter the gate on the left so that there shall be no traffic hold-up.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
Weston, Once Noted as
 Walker, Almost Destitute

New York, Feb. 2 H-Edward Payson Weston. famous pedestrian. who walked from New York to San Francisco in 1909 when he was 70 years old, Is applying for a job as a messenger to save himself and his aged adopted daughter from starva- tion.
 Nearly destitute, Weston was found yesterday living in a tiny east side fiat with his daughter.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02

church here, Mrs. Ellen H. Fowler yesterday declined reelection be- cause she felt that. having passed the age of four score years, she was no longer able properly to attend to the duties.
 Mrs. Fowler was chosen secretary four years after the ,formation of the society. She Is one of only three surviving charter members, and the only one now residing here.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
FIFTH PLANE CRIPPLED

Guayaquil, Ecuador. Feb. 2 (UP) Four planes of the United States army's Pan American flight squad ron were here today and the fifth. the San Antonio, was at Tumaco with a crippled engine which prob- ably will have to be replaced.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02

Miss Mary c. Welles of the Center was reelected general secretary of the Consumers League at the an- nual meeting held Monday at the New Haven Lawn club,
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02

campaign pr. Bercovitz asserts. is an extreme reaction to old-fashion- ed ideals. spiritual principles and to anything which seems to hinder self-expression of the individual.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02

The next regular meeting of the Grange will be held Tuesday evening, February 8. at 8 o'clock at the hall. There will be a Lincoln patriotic program followed by box lunch and each lady is expected to bring
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
a lunch for two persons.

The League of Women Voters gave a food sale and card party at the Erwin block last night. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. John H. Fish, Nelson E. Mann, Mrs. Florence T. Luff, Harry c. Lufs, Miss Mulligan of New Britain and Mrs. F. A. Law. It is planned to have another party in the near future to help raise the quota pledged to the state organiza- tion. The committee In charge of the party last night was Mrs. Jesse L. Stebbins. Mrs. Harry c. Luft. and Mrs. Samuel Walters. Mrs. Charles R. Emmons and Mrs. Emily Rowland were in charge of the food sale,
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
Completes 54 Years as
 Church Society Officer

Thompsonville, Feb. R1Com- pleting 54 years of continuous serv- ice as secretary of the missionary society of the First Presbyterian
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02

among the ladies of the Grange by her coming here. The home economics committee is to be con- graduated on its success in being able to bring Miss Rittenhouse here.
 Pasquale Avalone of East Hart ford was fined s5 and costs in town court last night by Justice of the Peace E. Stanley Welles. Avalone, who was arrested Monday night by Constable Raymond Halleran for parking his car on the highway without lights, told the officer that 1t was none of his business when asked last night why he had done this. Avalone's car was parked on Main street and Constable Halleran and Grand Juror Harold Lucas happened along in the latter's car. The for mer noticed woman in the car and stopped to investigate, whereupon Avalone tried to drive away. Hal leran jumped on the running board and Lucas drove his car across the path of the other. The doors of Avalone's machine were locked.
 The boys of the Grace Episcopal church at Newington Junction will hold meeting Thursday evening at the Guild hall. This Is the second one and club will be formally or. ganized at this time. It is expected that there will be large attendance since Rev. Clasence Lund will select boys for various athletic teams for which schedules of activities will be arranged.
 The Ladies' Guild of the church will hold sewing meeting Thurs day afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Augustus M. Fish on Francis avenue.