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New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
MODERN LIFE SHOW
Exhibition Opening saturday in New York Has Everything Which i> strictly tp-to-Date.

Now York, March ln tP)-Tah- lOids, one-room flats Turkish baths, bathing beauty contests and other features os modern life are included in the annual exhibition of the So cjety Of Independent Artists being arranged today on the roof garden ol the Waidorf-AStoria hotel, The show opens Saturday
 Anything goes in this exhibition of cubism, tU'uriSm and realistic art, There is no censorship and all offer iucs arc exhibited.
 Most of the paintings passed on by q jury are high grade common- rIaces." said John Sloan. president of the society, Here We have work that means something. The artist has expressed himself without fear of a jury,"
 Coolidge is earicaturad in Wa, sculpture by Luis Itidalgo, 3 Mexican artist, who depicts the president walking with his wolf- hounds,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Degree of Journalism
 To Be Hard to Secure

Boston, March 10 Pr-A years 'in'erneship' in addition to four years in college will be required hereatter before Boston University will award the degree Of Bachelor of Journalism. 4 recommendation that this requirement be instituted in schools of journalism was voted last fall by Sigma Delta Chi, nation al fraternity of newspaper men and Boston University is the first in the country 10 adopt if.
 During the year of approved practical experience the student will submit regular reports of his work and will do such research work as the department of journalism di- rects. He must also present q for nal thesis on some important phase of journalism.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
PARSONS TUTiTER

Lillian Ross, as "Queenie Quaint" and Ruth Nero. as Dorothy Gray" are two of the lovely girls who lend charm to "Get Me In the Movies" which is delighting laughing audi onccs all this week at Parsons theater
 Miss Ross plays blonde, plump dimpled darling Of the Mary Miles Min'er type, She is so modest that sometimes her voice fades away to almost a whisper. But this is only when she has scmcthing to gain Otherwise she is a hard little gold digger Sometimes the transition is so sudden as to be startling.
 Miss Nero, who as the browboaten Jennie in Devils" made one Of the great artistic successes of Iasi season, portrays tho ideal type Of young American Womanhood.
 Curtain nights at S:15.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Award of Damages to
 Convict Is Set Aside

New Haven, March 10 P-An award Of s2,o0o damages was ren- dered yesterday in superior court to Monte Soufrine of this city. eX-con- vict, against MT. and Mrs. Benja- min Rosanblatt of Bridgeport. par ants of the wife whose divorce from him was recently set aside by Judge Dickinson in superior court because >oufrne had not been given notice ot the action, Soufrine had sued for s1o,h0O for alienation of atfec- lions.
 Soufrine testified that the de- fendants successfully urged their daughter 70 divorce him while he was serving a sentence in states prison for automobile thefts. He made 9 variety Of charges against Rosenblatt and has & suit pending in superior court for an accounting between the two men in alleged f. nancial transactions concerning tho sale of automobiles.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
AVOID DIZZY SPELLS

Never well, Always tired and fassed out. Beauty tossed away by neglect To be beautiful and to keep young the system must be free from poisonous backwash or consti- patton which often causes dizzy spells. For 20 years Dr. r. NJ. Ed wards gave his patients i'll place o! caiomeI a compound of vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. Known by their olive color. They free the system Of poisons that raNage health, energy, beauty.
 You need never have sallow com. pleXion, dull eyes, coated tongue, throbhing headaches-al signs that your bowels are clogged, liver is torpid. Take Dr Edwards Olive Tablets nightly. They act smooth ly and without gripping. How much better you'll feel and look. Every where wise men and women who know the value of good health take nr. Edwards Olive Tablets. All druggists. l5c, soc and 6oc.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
SPEEDING VENuS"-LYCEuM

Priscilla Dean claims to he the champion speed law violator of Cali fornia and in her new success at 4ho Lyceum, The Speeding Venus" she proves her right to this title This movie program also stars Dorothy Phillips in Remember. a drama which treats of the question of whether loving sister should sacrl- lice her own desires and let her younger sister win the man that she herself loves. The latest episode Of "The House Without q Key" also is shown.
 In The Speeding Venus" Miss Dean has the role of q private sec retary to an automobile manufac- turer who falls in love with a young motor engineer who invents gear less engine and when his machine is wrecked by q rival who seeks to steal the Invention the girl repairs the car and then races for the Pacific coast to beat the thief to the auto mobile show.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
CASSIDY SAYS JAPANESE WANT PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
". >. Athletic Coach Expresses suspicion of Nippon and Sees
 Possibility of Contention

Claracteriz.us 'he Japanese as T shrewd race. George Cassidy. ath- i"tlc coach at New Britain High school, gave the boys Of the Senior lily an interesting insight on the people of Japan al the weekly luncheon al the Y. M (. A, yester- day afternoon Mr. Cassidy spen, almost nine years in the Far East. dividing his time between China. Japan and the Philippines. Goko- hama accor ing 10 Mr. Cassidy, Is on" of tho most strongly fortified cities in the world, perhaps the strongest. A nation 10 gain posses sion of Tokyo must first gain To konama, which is the key. He de scrlbed the Japanese as q brilliant race, always athirst for knowledsc \ Japanese lad Is never without i book under his arm and IS ever making the most Of an opportunity to gain knowledge, even ou'doine Abraham Lincoln.
 Despite the fact that America is doing everything possible for tha h"uerment of the Philippines, the leaning of the people of that island IS toward the Japanese. Mr. Gas Sidy spoke against the granting of jurisprudence 10 the FiIipinos as they are in no position for self government, he said The islands are wanted hy Japan for 3 base and in the future there is 8 possi- hillfy ot contention ho,Ween this country and Japan for their con. trol, he said. China would be n good country for this nation to team up with, but Japan never, he stated.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
State Censorship Bill
 in New York Discussed

Albany, N, Y, March i0.--(Pi- The question whether the drama is to follow the films along the path of censorship is in the hands of the assembly education committee.
 Fortified with arguments for and against the bill designed to set up a censorship Of the stage, the con- mittee today began to delve into all basis for it's report to the rules com mittce, which is in charge of all bills in the closing days of the legis- lature.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
BATHING BEAUTIES AT IIALTo

4 bathing beauty contest calculat- el 10 make Flo Ziegteld, Earl Carol and their colleague turn green with envy will be the main attraction at the Ria!to this evening on the same program which brings to a close the manaEelnent Of The Reckless Lady and Devils Dice" two unusually entertaining features. Ben Lyon, Belle Bennett, Charles Murray and Lois Moran are starred in The Reckless Lady" Devils Dice" is an absorbing story Of revenge that miscarried Selected shorter sub 1ects round out the bill. The two feature pictures which open a two days engament st this theater to- morrow are 'Aloma of the South Seas" an enchanting tale of the South Sea Islands which stars Gilda Gray and With Davy Crockett at the fall of the Alamo" a unique story of olden times in the great south west when the Texans fought for freedom from Nexico's tyranny. Another chapter Of the current serial as well as a comedy and news reel will also be shown.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
SNOW MARO0NS RAIL TRAVELLERS
Southern Colorado Visited by
 Blizzard

Denver Colo, March n R'-A blizzard m southern Colorado today delayed trains, blocked highways and blasted hopes Of San Juan val lay mining communities to reestab- fish transportation lines severed q month ago by snow slides.
 F1ssenears on q Denver and RIO Grande western train en route from Durango to Denver, were marooned at Omaha, New Mexico, while an- other train was stalled by drifts be- tween Telluride and Durango
 While the precipitation was light in the lowlands, a heavy snow.5 all was reported in the mountain dis tric's where crews had attempted 1 urSucceSsfully to clear new slides, adding 10 the hazards Of clearing the tracks m which work several mon have been killed this winter.
 Silyerton, where 1900 persons have been isolated for weeks, and Eureka with a population of 15o. reported ample food on hand and announced all available men would be thrown into the work of Clea rius railroad tracks. Both towns have depended on mushers for medical supplies and other necessities until Tuesday when an airplane succeeds ! in reaching them.
 E1iIroad officials predicted traffic would h@ restored tate today and reported all the passengers were well cared for.
 Although the storm extended north into Wyoming today, most points reported wet snow or rain with mild temperatures.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Naval Arms Meeting in
 June or July Likely

Washington, March 10.-tPs-The British government has instructed Ambassador Howard here to ac- copt the American proposal for a three power naval disarmament conference.
 Although reply from the Japa- ncse government is still awaited, there has been no question here that Japan will respond faNorably to the plan to further limit naval ornaments. The actual dispatch of formal invitations for the confer ence probably will fix q date in June or July for the meeting which will be held at Genovh
 Ambassador Howard made an engagement with Acting Secretary Grew today to discuss the question,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Texas Guinan Will Open
 New Night Club Soon

Ne" York, March 10 U7, An old stand in West Ash street, pad locked several years ago, will bo r"opened St. Patrick's day as Texas Guinan's new night club.
 The noted Broadway night club hostess made this announcement, today on hor return from Atlantic City ,wher" she said she left two double chins and 20 pounds after beauty treatments.
 Texas IS under s1,o6h bail await ing trial on charge of maintain- ing q liquor nuisance at the Three Hundred club, padloclled by fed eral agents several weeks ago.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Vermont Police Chief
 Held as Law ViOIatOr

White River Junction. VI, March tn.-IPl-Charles w. smith; Chief of inc police department of the town Of Hartford, /Tas at liberty under S1.9oo bonds today after his arrest on q charge of violating the liquor laws.
 The warrant, issued on complaint Of States Attorney Robert R. Twit- chsll of Windsor county, charges that in November 1926. he furnish cd q quantity of liquor to Charles l.. LehoGTvcau, cashier of the First Junction and treasurer Of the In terstatc Trust company. Twitchell refused to make any explanation of the charge until the hearing.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Gladiolus Society to
 Meet in Hartford in Aug,

Rochester, N. ", Mar. l0.--fFl- The 18th annual convention and exhibition of the American Gladjo- las society will he held at Hartford Conn. August 25 and 26, it was announced today by John c. Davis. secretary.
 MT. Davis said that one grower alone already has made plans for the display of l0o.o0o flowers, shipping them from the gardens Tn two refrigerator cars, and that in creased facilities will be provided for displays by amateur growers
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

cork and 1t seemed that the land was going up and down and the ship was moving vice versa.
 There was considerable confusion in the dock sheds but there was no panic. The quake caused a huge wave 70 surge over the docks. l was unable 10 believe my eyes. ha heard of such waves, but l never had believed they could ba as described. l. was a remarka ble sight"
 Captain Alexander Collie of the California was praised by Richard son for his orderly handling of inc passengers and crew and in sailiuS to schedule despite the quake.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Bermuda Railroad to
 Cost Two Million

New York, March 10 R,-A sin gle track railway, A miles long and costing sc.00o,0oo. will be built on the island of Bermuda. Morse drawn vehicles and boats have been the islands sole means of transportation since 1908 when automobiles were excluded.
 Bermuda Railway. Ltd. by the E;a.tcrn Engineering company of Brooklyn. August Nicoletti, head of that concern said today. The road will extend from Hamilton 10 ;''. George, with branch lines rlln- Ginc from Avacado lodge to Som orS"t and to Point Pleasant.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
SIAY.AT.H0ME WEEK
Sponsors of Movement Are Relicest as to What Response TngT Move mcnt Had.

Gainesville. O, March ,0 CT-- Orignators of stay at Home Week. were reticent today as to tho success ot the movement. irausura'eA as means Of recstahlishirg the honga IS q place to stay unless there's special reason for heinz somewhere else"
 R, I. uonnan, secretary of tNs Painesyille Ministerial association, who assisted in drawing plaus for the observance. declared that GI. though streets Of the town were crowded he believed the move was doing good
 A moving picture theater display ed a Standing Room Only" sign last night and drug stores, billiard par lors and other business houses re- ported normal business. Last night was to have been devoted 10 letter writing at home,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
NARQUARD AFTER JOB
"Bucks" Harris Is Considering Using veteran Hurlcr in Relief Role This Year.

Washington, March 10 tP'-RUhc Marquard, veteran National leaguer has turned up at the Tampa, Fla. training camp of the Washington Senators looking for q job.
 Narquara, who managed the Providence club of the Eastern league last year and carried it 10 Q remnant, had been working out with the Boston Braves at st. Pc tersbnrg. now his home, before go. ing to Tampa. lie figures he still has a few victories left in the a. m that won n consecutive games in 1912 and is anxious for trial,
 Manager Harris is considering using Ruhc as relief hurlor.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Getting Up Nights

Tells You of Danger Ahrnd." | Normal
 Bladder Does Not Act at Night.
 A (. smith, Il ". Lr Ha st Eerllc- lon, Pa says. T am vi'wg t0 to'l OF write Of the benents received from Lith- ia'ad Buchu tkaller Ia-uu,5l I now 'isa in the morning Trfresh-a and fcol- iUc fne.' II cleauses tho bladder as op- som salts io the bowels thereby ncu
 rallzing excess ar,ds and driving out .nresn matter which Hre the causes 0. abnormal bladder action. Keller Labora- tory, MeehantcshurE. ohio. Sold by au drug stores. Locally at la.r Dept Store.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Iownspeople Defending OutspOken Woman Teacher

Dover, Del, March t0 trP)- SiNty-nlno residents of Bowers Beach, including the towns lAges school commissioners, today sought reinstatement of Miss Bessie Phil lips, teacher, dismissed by the sta'a board Of education because she ad- inltted telling one of the commis- Sloners he could take his school and go 10 Hell with it."
 Charges that Mss Phillips had carried wine and cider T her auto mobile were denied by the girl. who admitted, however. she had carried sweet cider on one occasion.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Patent of Door
 Catch Given Parsons
BY GEORGE II. MANNING

KY TEOTtGE II. MANNING (W"shnston Bureau of the N E. Ierald.l ]
 Washington, D. C., March 10 - Improvements in door latch arc covered by patent which has just been issued 10 Stuart w. Parsons, New Britain. Conn.,. by the United States patent office.
 The latch consists of a locking plungsr. held in place by a spring. and which is operated by lever en- gagged by 8 thumb piece.
 Six claims for new features were sought in tho application which was filed in May. 1926. The inventor has assigned lris interests in the in- vention- ,n tho: Stanley Works of New Britain. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
EHuNELNND EVACUATION

Geuova, March no N-Germany soon will officially raise the ques- ton of evacuation of the Rhineland, pr. Gustav Strcsemann, the German foreign secretary. told the Press to- day, with every expectation that it will be settled satisfactorily. He added that the world must realize the presence of foreign troops on German soil is not in consonancc with tho condition of peace prevail ing at the present time,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
College Is
 Closed bv Epidemic

Moline, H., March fP.-Augus- tana college, attended by 500 stu dents was closed today after an out break of scarlet fever. Two students have died and two others are ill Health authorities have ordered all students and instructors 10 be vac ciUafe1
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
STATION NGi.\I nlIS

Concord, \. H., March 10 iP)- Joseph Hussey, = years old. for 52 years station agent at Eas'side, on the White Mountain division of the Boston and Maine railroad, dropped dead while at work today. The sta ton is a small one. located in the East Concord district of this city.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
ELECTED 44JH TIME

Sandwich, Mass, March 10 (uP) --Ordello R, Swift has been re elected town clerk and treasurer of Sandwich for the 44th time. On this occasion, he had no opposition.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
COLTS ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders in the Colt Patent Fife Arms Mfg. Co. will be held at 'hc offices of the company on April 1, according to notices received today.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
PAPER co, PLANS OPERATIONS

Bafh, MlIne, Mafcn ID VPI--Ihe International Paper Company not only has q Gn-dav option on the idle plant of the Bath Iron Works but Is understood here 10 have decided to go ahead with it's proposed develop meut Of the property.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
British Naval Estimates
 Call fer Big Decrease

London. March lH tP> --- Great Britain's navy estimates for t92G announced today, call for an eX- penditure of 5S,oo0, ,ooo pounds This is 9 decrease of 100000 pounds as compared with last year. The estimates provide for T total personnel of 10c,215. q de- crease of foo,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-27

men and women sitting on curb.
stones with a quart bottle Of wine
between them, chewing at crusts of
bread and drinking directly from the
same bottle; you see little boys in
aprons that would cause them to be
branded as "sissies" from Maine to
California.
In a word, you see small-town
life transplanted to the city and
overwhelming its naughtiness.
And, coming from a prohibition
country, you get a large kick out Of
watching the wine stores at meal
time. Here, spread oftimes for a
solid block, are bargain counters in
the streets, piled with various "spe-
Gals" in yin ordinaire and liqueurs.
Here the housewives thresh through
the bargains in bottles even as at
the basement sales in Grand Rapids,
Sioux City or New York. Inside
the good people are laying in their
wine stores for weeks ahead. AS
you com to the champagne tables
someone tells you of the great cham
payne cellars Of Rheims and the
wine cellars Of Bordeaux.
Someone tells you Of place
where there are 5000, 900 quarts of
champagne stores and the under
ground storehouses are like Manhat-
tan subways. When you tell natives
that you. come from q land that
knows no wine they look at you
with unbelieving eyes. They have
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-27
U. s, EDUCATION
WEEK DATE SET.
Governor Proclaims Nov. 7-13
as Dates-C0mments on
Progress Of Pedagogy

Urging that every North Dakotan
give thought to the educational
needs and problems Of the common
wealth, Governor A. G. Sorlie today
proclaimed the week Of November
2 to Is as American Education
Week.
In is proclamation, which COM
ments on the advances and further
needs of the state and nation in an
educational way, the governor said:
Advance Gathers Momentum
"During the past ten years Amer
ica's educational advance has been
gathering momentum. The mighty
sweep Of achievement is revealed by
the fact that enrolment in secondary
schools has increased from 1000. 900
to more than 1000, 900; that attend
arce at summer schools has in
creased from 10000 to more than
260, 1000; that our teachers have set
their faces toward the future with
new zeal and devotion, and that
there is coming into the thinking
fof our citizens generally q better
appreciation Of the part education is
to play In our individual and group
life If the nation Is to rise to its
fullest pos: oilities.
"The custom has now become es-
tablished Of setting aside one week
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-27


heard Of this, Of course, but they
do not for a moment believe it.
They think it is some kind Of a
joke. And you reply that, as things
are, it is a joke.
The sheer simplicity and honesty
Of all these people begins to take
effect. You forget the "hold-up"
joints Of the Montartre and the
shopkeepers who take you for a
"boob tourist" You forget the cafe
that boosts it's prices when an Amer
lean enters-and all those other un-
pleasant eSperiences-and find the
place growing on you.
It isn't, of course, the raris you
expected But it's a swell place.
GILBERT SWAN.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-27
A Nice Fellow
But So Skinny

That's what the girls say about
you fellows that need . few more
pounds of good solid flesh and have
never tried McCoy's Tablets.
A New Jersey man was just o
bad as you, but now he's got what
the girls call q manly fi-ure - he
needed % more pounds and thanks
to McCoy's he got them in just Z
couple Of months.
Mccoy takes all the risk - Read
this ironclad guarantee. Il after
taking 4 sixty cent boxes Of Me-
Coy's Tablets or One Dollar boxes
any thin, underweight man or wom-
an doesn't gain at least s pounds
and feel completely satisfied with
the marked improvement in health
your druggis+ is authorized to re-
turn the purchase price.
The name McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Tablets has been shortened 49, Just
ask for McCoy's Tablets ct Ccwan's
and Finney's Drug Stores OF apy|
drug store in America. ADV.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-27

aims we shall move forward in the
larger Kings Of life. Let US meas
ure our schools in the various school
systems and localities against these
detectives. Let us rejoice in signif-
icant accomplishments.
"Let us be mindful also Of needs
of the hundreds Of children who
each year fail to make their school
grade; of the other hundreds not in
regular school attendance; our
great numbers of untraiy \ach-
ers; Of the illiteracy that still per-
sists; Of the weakness Of rural
education"