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The Washington times., 1927-01-31
DANCE VISIONS
AT EARLE THE
BERRIES

There's an informal air Of
friendly frolie to the program at
the Earle Theater this week.
Dominated as it is by comedy, the
closing number finds artists from
the different acts, all comingling
in highly amusing manner. It's
a strong bill from curtain to cur
tain with each individual offering
possessing something Of merit.
Jean Acker. formerly Mrs. Ru.
dolph Valentino, is down as the
stellar attraction. Miss Acker will
never set the. world on fire for
dramatic abilities. Smoke" the
medium she is using for her
talents, is enjoyable at times and
at other times fails to register.
The real honors of the bill 90 to
CLANCY and Fox in Dance Visions
of 1927" This act employs the
art of several graceful girl dancers,
Is presented in a beautiful scenic
background and has the benefit of
colorful, il limited costumes. The
Dance of the Bull Fighter" and
the Collegian number are the best
offered.
Beehee and Rubyette have a re-
markable and very good acrobatic
bit that stands in class by itself.
The young performers are orig nal
and graceful. Demarest and Doll
have a little musical-comedy mum
Der that goes over nicely. Marty
Collins and Harry Peterson utilize
their allotted moments in keeping
the audience in one continuous gale
OF laughter.
The picture-and it's a good one
lis Corporal Kate" 1t tells a yarn
of three women at the front during
the great fuss over seas. Vera
Reynolds. Julia Faye and Ken.
meth Thompson are the principal
players.-H. S.
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These weaknesses are particu'
larly unfortunate in picture OF
this type, for it deals with
crisis in woman's life, the pub.
lie presentation of which might
be questioned as to good taste.
A dream sequence is introduced,
which falls due to structural
weaknesses in the plot and poor
handling by the star, to awaken
any emotion in the spectator
except aversion.
There Is never, throughout the
unwinding OF this story. any ii.
fusion Of reality. 1t is from the
beginning fantastic and unreal.
Miss Griffith had some very
excellent support from Francis
X. Bushman. who did the best
he could. Other players in the
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Ludwig Satz, judging by his per
Torrance. Certainly the charac.
ter. as this man played it. is not
the same Abe Potash which Mon
tague Glass gave to the world,
oh, well. Why be serious about
the latest GIass.G Goodman comedy,
''Pota and PerImutter. Detec-
tives. Attest in a long line Of
plays bout these funny cloak
and-suiters.
We are inclined to think that
the Glass tradition is far better
embodied in Robert Leonard, who
has the role of Mawrnss Perl.
mutter Leonard acts for all the
parts worth, wringing every drop
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principal roles were EinAr Han.
sen and Ward Crane.
The comedy Saturday After
noon," featuring Harry Langdon,
can be commended in superla.
tives. LangdUn is at his best
and the comedy, fast moving as
it is. avoids the trite tricks Of
the usual slap-stick two.reeler.
For those who like t.. laugh land
who doesn't?l this can be recon-
mended as real treat.
A very entertaining News Reel
completes the film offerings.
The overture is composed of
selections from Ell Trovatore,"
Faust" "Rigoletto" and "Car.
men," and played with the usual
fine skill Of the Metropolitan
orchestral. w. B.
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CENTRAL
''The Thrill Hunter"

Crandall's Central Theater Of
fers an attractive array Of screen
subjects the first two days of
this week. The feature Is 1.-THE.
Thrill Hunter" In which William
Haines is the pictured star. The
companion attraction is Mack Sen
nett's comedy, Loves Last
Laugh" The program also EN-.
braces . new issue of the popu-
Iar Screen Snapshots"
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NOT ONLY GOOD But. A
GREAT FLINT
By HAROLD PHILLIPS

nserb book Of the best performers Of this
any year. Of Raoul Walsh Victor Nc
Laghlen.
ably What Price Glory its name Walsh directed
in the spirit that Captain Fagg viewed the
seriously McLaghlen plays that Flagg, equally
seriously but with al the punch Of rveting gun He
with externals soldiers fighting
these attributes foftes with superative gift
rugged character acting.
"Gorys is view at Polls this week Released the last
Of year, nuy the critics had
up their annual lists of The Ten Best However, the
The Washington times., 1927-01-31
NATIONAL
Newman. Lecture

Florence, the art center OF Italy;
V1terbo, Assini and Siena, all with
architectural pasts that were old
1000 years ago, were shown YES.
terdav afternoon and last night
at the National Theater by T.. M.
Newman. travel lecturer on italy.
Cathedrals with carved facades.
art galleries with thousands of
masterpieces. the birth and burial
place OF st. Francis, medieval
castles. meats and fortresses, were
all unfolded in a panoramic pre-.
sentation that looks like a page
of the past right out of the books.
Next Sunday Mr.. Newman will
lecture on Venice and the Italian
Lakes, concluding his 18th annual
tour here.
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wallace Beery and Raymond
Hatton are costars Of the bill
at Crandall's Tivoli the first two
days in Paramount,s We're in
the Navy Now" Hailed as one
Of the hits Of the year, this sub.
ject yesterday repeated It's earlier
successes at the Fourteenth Street
and Park Road cinema palace
which was packed to the doors at
every performance.
The auxiliary attractions IN,
clude a new Aesop Fable and
Pathe Review. a.
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THERE'S SWING TOTHE
PALACE Bill

Love way the ancient adage proved in "a Little
Journey featuring Claire Windsor William Hanes and Harry
Carey, at Palace ALI the girls will like this picture of
ove-makng by William Haines and bashu defense
Claire Windsor petite. bobbed blonde.
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LIMPING LAUGHS IN
POTASH"

conception of the Abe Potash
given the Washington public last night Ludwig Staz
subety somewhat of broad low
comedy
his lessons in playing this part other
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HONORS ALONE TO THE
DROLL LAMGDON

the Metropolitan and Ambassa
Theaer rather weak affair must be egrtu reported
attributable to two features: First tn star
Griffith does not fully realize this particular
Woeuy at critical moments
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TOM MEIGHAN IN PLOT?
SERIES B
oiH at The Rialto is fair,

III.
In the opinion this cownsh critic and in yours too perhaps
there stories made from
for their sakes and there others obviously
The Washington times., 1927-01-31
LYTELL BOWLS 'EMOVER
At KEITHS
By FRANK BAER

By provdentia the finest vaudeville
of the best the sage and the finest play F.
had presented in of his
Keith bill
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II isn't necessary to tramp the streets
looking for employment Use the Helm
Wanted and situation Wanted ads Of
The Times and Herald Classified Ser
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Watch for the autographed
sliclter contest. Coming in The
Times soon. Watch for details.
The Washington times., 1927-07-09
RUSSELL-CROCKER
WEDDING IN LONDON

Miss Helen Victoria Croker of
San Francisco and Henry Potter
Russell of New York, whose en-
gagement was announced several
days ago, are to be married at st.
Margaret's. Westminster, London,
Monday. Only the families and
intimate friends will attend. The
honeymoon will be spent in Eng
land and on the Continent.
Miss Croker is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Henry Croker.
Mr.. Russell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rowland Russell, is a
grandson of the late Bishop Henry
Goldman Potter, and senior partner
of Russell, Miller Il Carey, a New
York Stock Exchange firm.
~
Mrs. Robert Fleming entertained
at luncheon yesterday In the gar.
den restaurant of the Carlton Hotel.
= y \
Mrs. Raymond Carroll has closed
her apartment at the Mayflower
and sailed for Europe for the sum.
mer. Mr.. Carroll, who is in the
Black Hills OF South Dakota with
the Presidential party, will join
Mrs. Carroll in Paris later in the
season.
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had as their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Rogers.
y 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin B. Laughlin
are at Newport for the summer.
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MISS GROSVENOR
NAMES WEDDING PARTY

Miss Lillian Waters Grosvenor.
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Gilbert
Grosvenor. whose marriage to Cabot
Coville, son of DIR. and Mrs. Fred
erick c. Coville, has selected sew
eral members of her wedding party.
Mrs. Paxton Blair, of New York,
her sister, will be the matron Of
honor, and among the other at
tendants will be Miss Betty Rids-
dale. Miss Nancy Surface, Miss
Nancy Bell Fairchild. cousin Of the
bride, and two sisters of the bride,
Miss Mabel Grosvenor and Miss
Carolyn Grosvenor. Frederick Co
vile will be the best man for his
brother. Miss Grosvenor will have
other attendants, and there will
probably will be a corresponding
number of uShers.
Miss Grosvenor IL visiting her
sister, Mrs. Paxton. in her home
in New York. The wedding will be
on June % at DIR. and Mrs. Gros-
venor's summer home at Baddeck,
n. S.
Mrs. W. r. Wilson, of Auckland,
New Zealand. accompanied by Mrs.
B. Wilson, Miss Wilson, and Miss
Nicholson, also of New Zealand,
who are motoring through this
country, arrived in Washington
yesterday and are now guests at
the Mayflower.
The Washington times., 1927-07-09
NOTES Of
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON COUNTY, July o.
The Clarendon and Ballston Citi-
zens associations will meet in joint
session Monday night at the Clar-
endon Community hall, according to
a statement today by L. c. Nc
Nemar, president of the Clarendon
association.
The meeting has been called for
the express purpose of discussing
roads and bouleyards for Arlington
county and especially the proposed
raight-to-the.bridge boulevard
routes which have been surveyed by
the State Highway commission.
Preparing for an aggressive cam
paign at the coming county cleo
ton for county officials, the Repub-
licans in Arlington county met in
mass meetings in each of the vot-
ing precincts last night and elected
delegates to attend the county con-
vention to be held next Thursday
in the old Columbia Pike school
house, at which candidates for all
offices will be chosen.
Unanimous Endorsement was given
at each meeting to platform de-
claring for a stable and economical
form of county government.
Delegates elected at Clarendon
precinct are A. B. Eaton, Mrs. Mary
e. Lockwood, L. A. Mahon, A. A.
Vaughn, c. w. Clever, A. Frank
Snyder, H. H. Porter, L. c. Nc
Nemar and Dewey Edwards; alter
mates are Carl e. Swenson, A. J.
Porter, William e. Williams, Mrs.
May P. Williams, Mrs. May T.
Webb, Mrs. Margaret P. Peake,
Samuel Fedrica, Mrs. L. C. Nc
Nemar and George H. McCrillis.
Lyon Park precinct delegates:
James A. Poole, M. D. Ely, M.
Saunders, r. D. Macpherson and
M. D. Medley; alternates, Mrs. M.
J. Tolford, Mrs. M. A. Poole, II. A.
Mark and M. A. Caldwell.
Rosslyn precinct delegates: Ma.
chie1 Doherty, Carl A. Marshall, J.
J. Natter, E. l.. Baldwin, Hugh
McCaffrey and Emil Becker; alter
mates, Fred Scott, Edward Stegar,
Joseph Macpherson, Fritz Humn,
Mrs. Beigati and A. J. Richmond.
IdISIOu CCAICI uClE6dlCSs Il,
Caffman. Ray Cogswell. H. A.
Irwin, Ernest Guard, F. E. Martin
and Mrs. Frank u. Sanderson; al
ternates. Mrs. A. H. Greenwood, C.
J.. Balston, P. P. Divine, A. H.
Greenwood, Grover E. Payne and
Mrs. F. E. Martin.
Glencarlyn precinct delegates: M.
Hedrick and w. D. Mabry.
The monthly meeting of the board
of supervisors will be held Monday
at the Arlington county court
house. The morning session, which
is devoted to the checking up and
paying of bills, will convene at 10
o'clock. The afternoon session,
which is devoted to the receiving of
delegations from the several Sec
lions of the county for the purpose
Of discussing general county mat
ters and to have the board act on
needed improvements, will meet at
2 o'clock.
William II. Marceron has been
elected county plumbing inspector
by the county plumbing board to
fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of George Voneiff.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY

Faik Konitza, minister from AL.
bania, who makes his home at the
Mayflower, left today on brief
visit to Boston.
\ \
F. Trubee Dawson, Assistant Sec.
rotary of War for Aviation, has
gone to Locust Valley, L. l., to
spend the weekend with Mrs.
Dawson and their children for the
weekend.
X
Among those who entertained in
the Garden Restaurant of the Carl
ton Hotel yesterday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hergesheimer, who
The Washington times., 1927-07-09
War on High Rents
JaiIs Property Owners

TURIN. Italy, July 9.-ItaIy is in
the throes of war on high rents.
Today three property owners, in
GLIDING Commentators Grasse,
owner Of SIS tenement lodging houses
harboring $4,000 persons, were SEN
fenced to two years confinement on
a small island for resisting the re-
cent decree ordering rent rebate to
poor people.
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New Police Station
Has HOuseWarmiI

A housewarming featured the
opening Of the new Fourteenth pre-
cinct at Albemarle Street, west OF
Wisconsin Avenue, last night, when
the newly appointed captain, Will
lam c. Stott. was host to District Of
ficials and Representatives of various
civic associations
More than 500 visited the station
house during the evening.
The Washington times., 1927-07-09

provide difficult to suit; and / believe
that they sailed for Europe without
coming to any definite conclusion
about Oxon Hill. If they do decide
to purchase the estate, they will come
into possession of an historic manor,
for the property was an original
came to Annapolis from England in
1867. Accompanied by Mrs. Welles'
mother, Mrs. Richard Townsend, Mr.
and Mrs. Wclles are to spend the
summer travelling in Europe.
x%
The Japanese ambassador, Tsuneo
Matsudaira, who has been at Engle-
wood, N. j., with his family for
several days, has returned. The
ambassador win make short visits
to Englewood during the summer.
The Ambassador of Argentina
and Nine. de Pueyrredon, with their
daughters, Miss Julia Pueyrredon
and Miss Martha Pueyrredon, who
have been touring through the
West, are now en- route home. They
will arrive the first of the week.
oCAdtOA anu MIS- JdiIl6S SOuLClS
have opened their new home at
Wabeek, Long Lake Road, Mich.
Miss Madeleine Couzens. daughter
of Senator and Mrs. Couzens, is
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Couzens at Kitchener,
Ontario.
X X X
Former Representative John H.
Small is in New York and is staying
at the Hotel Aston.
X X
CARDS ANNOUNCE
JUNE WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Widney
Bowling, of Washington Grove,
have sent out cards announcing
the marriage of their daughter,
Kathryn Hoyt, to Ninian Bell on
Thursday, June Is. The ceremony
was in the parsonage of the Mt.
Tabor Church, Georgetown.
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KELLYS TO LEAVE
SOON FOR COUNTRY

Representative and Mrs. Clyde
Kelly and their children will leave
by motor Tuesday morning for the
mountains OF Pennsylvania, where
they will pass the rest of the sum.
mer.
William Clemenson, elder son of
Mrs. Kelly. who Ia a student at
Harvard University, Is spending the
summer at Bar Harbor, Me-, where
he is serving with the forest
rangers.
Merrill Clemenson. the young son,
is with a business firm in Port
Arthur, Tex. for the summer. He
viii enter the Naval Academy next
year.
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Times Staff Photo
MRS. j. R. D. CLELAND, wife of Captain Cleland,
United States Army, with their children, j. R. D. Gle
land jr, and Rita Cleland With her mother Mrs John
L. Hines Mrs. Celand and the babies are leaving town
today for San Francisco and will be with General Hines
for the summer rejonng Captain Celand in the autumn
He is going to Fort Leavenworth for station after having
been on duty as aide to Maj. Gen. Hanson Ely.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
Business Places for Rent

LARGE garage, aoN3o, suitable for trucks. repair or storage. 124 Rockwell Ave. Phone ltI9.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenenents

LINDEN ST. I73-l room tenement modern improvements; newly painted and paper,G. Tel 2i5c-l2.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
Houses For sale

BELVGDERE-Cottage, $ rooms and sun parlor. Steam heat, large lot Ready for occupancy. Priced for quick sale Easy terms. H. F. Christensen. Room 1. lSl Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16

MANOR-Our salesman will be on the tract every Saturday afternoon during the summer. Stop at our land office on Pennington Ave. as ycu motor through Pajuvi'la and in- spect this attractive development. We will be pleased to sec you. The John Cooke Co. PIaInvjlle Conn. Tel. 366-3
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
Dressmaking and Millinery
Dycing and Cleaning

WE WILL CONTINUE to serve the rco- pie of this city in such way that it will entitle us to their good will and good patronage If you wish your gar uent draperics, portieres cleaned or dyed, consult us. Our phone, 132S-3. New Britain Dry Cleaning Corp, 9C West Main St
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
Patent Attorneys

NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY LOUIS M SCHMIDT 75 ELM STREET. TELEPHONE NEW BRITAIN AND IT Ap1'Ennn
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16

7OR SALE. Moo .ool fr5utae5 on south side of shuttle Meadow Road the highest ground in Now Britain. Wtu sell all or any past os t. Communicate with W. N. lrv.ns, Milford, Conn. Tel I@S
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

FOR SALE. pool room with three tables and other fixtures Very reasonable. h. qure 6lS Main St. PAYING rooming house business that may be purchased reasonably if taken at once. Completely furnished room house Best location in city. Write Box B L., Herald office. MEAT MARKET and grocery store for sale in good business location. Attrac- tive proposition. Write Box ., Herald office.
 YOUNG MAN has few thousand to place in established business. Write Box 3S. Herald office.
 Investments, Stocks. Bonds 47 WANTED. 100 shares Fidelity Finance Corporation (common). State lowest price. Write Box 8. Herald office.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16

LINDEN ST, lG0--5 room tenement, all modern iurroyemontS, new house. Two weeks rent free. Inquire @nd floor. Phone 466o
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AgCntS-ECal | Estate
Building and Business oroperty so

T1CKETS-Eeal estate, no-
 tary pulic. Mortgage loans. Ageuzia
 TtGlana, 1oS Lafayette St. phone Sg7j.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
Building Lots For Sale

BUILDGNG LOTS for sale fin every sec tion of the city on oasy terms. The w. l.. Hatch Company, City Hall. Phone 34OQ
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16

CHAPMAN sT.-One family house, new. rooms sun parlor hot water heat. Caa De bought with small amount of cash. Aaron Danielson and Co.,, l31 Main St, Phone 512l.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16

poultry, crops. hay. corn fodder vega tables, stoycwood, vehicles, harnesses, implements, tools. etc included Esti- mated $1Ao00 worth wood; brook Wa tered, wire fenced pasture. only 1l5 milos beautiful lake Excellent room white house; glorious views. barn, . poultry houses. Other business forces sale. only $3.3oo; easy terms arranged. Jos, A. Mac Narish. Strout Agency, Somers Conn
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
EMPLOYMENT
Hclp-Agcnts Wanted
Hclp-Mcn Wanted

MAN 10 drive delivery truck. Apply 142l Corbiu Ave.
 ALESAEN-Openinc for general salcs- men to handle high grade oil burning equipment. Only willing workers de- sired. Unlimited earning capacity. Write Box 20 w., Herald office. SALESMEN for house to house selling Fine opportunity for right party. Ask for Mr. Bronson. 35i Main St. Phone 3011 for interview. TWO men for permanent positions 10 demonstrate and take orders. Good op- portunity. Call Wednesday after T. m. Room 50S, l5 Lewis St, Hartford Conn.
 YOUNG MAN wanted to solicit building trade. Previous experience not neces- sary. High school or business school graduate preferred. State age. present occupation and salary desired. Box 2. Herald office.
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
Farms For Sale
S2

small farm. 1gia acres of land. Bungalow almost new; garagp. chicken coon. Ideal place for a poultry farm. rrinr $H.S6o. Cash from $500 up. Peter ncuu1ze, 47t Malu St. New nrfaiu. T1. 42t3 ur E442-S.
 ,0 ACRE FARM on stlto highway about miles from Hartford. 6 room new house with all modern Improvements and gasoline station, Price $f.5o0. New England Real Estate, 476 Main St Phone 1875 or 5GS.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16

CIii AVE.-Two family house, [ roomo 10 a floor: all modern Improvements, Price Is way down and small cash re- quired. Rabinow- w-Raschkow Real E.+.t. o. S05 Main St. Phone ls10.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16

WANTED. TO RENT one or two family house With very small farm within l5 miles of New Britain. not very far from slato roal. Address Box 13 Y. F.. New Britain Herald.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses Eor Sale

BINGHAM sT.-Two family house. ave rooms on each floor. Located in uice section of city near bus line, stores
 school and church. We'll built, steam heated Has all modern Improvements and garage. Priced at only S7,1OO with small down payment. Let me sbov vou
 this real estate bargain. Harry R. Hol. land, S2l Main St. Tel. 40s4 or 1OIs.1s.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments
66

LOOK! genuine Melster Upright; good looking case. beautiful tone; only ,S7: terms to suit. lc1 Church St. The Gibbs Piano Co.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
NautCi-TO Rent

WIuTING ST, 6O-Store to rent. good for shocmalling shop, etc. Peter peuuzac i16 Main St. Tel 4Gi7
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16

STERLING PLAYER PIANO, SS notes Mahogany case; sweet tone; used hut Ill good condition. s195. Terms as low as v a week. Gibbs Piano Co.,, l2l Church St.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Gen. Kinds TO
INSPECTFORT
Commander of Corps
Area Coming On
April 6

Major General Ernest Kinds. COM
mander ~ the eighth corps area. and
several members Of his staff. viii 10
IL Fort Brown on Wednesday. APRIL
.. following inspection of the Twelfth
Cavalry which is expected 70 be on
the range At Fort Ringgold AZ that
time.
Major General iHnds will inspect
the troops at Fort Ringcold and then
motor 20 Brownsville a salute Of
thirteen guns VIII Pa fired upon his
arrival here.
Headquarters Troop. Service Troop
and B troop started the march 10
Ftrt RinEg0ld this morning. There
were 100 men and seven officers in
the detachment which will reach
BinEEe ld on Tuesday
Other troops ARE already on the
range AK RinEGold ann only " caretak-
ing detachment is il charge at Fort
II -n.
,onel William TT. Johnston. COM
mandCr Of Fort Brown. and Capt. W.
g. Ingram, aCJutant. will motcr to
Ringgold On Tuesday and viii remain
there until April e. The detachment
now 20 Ringguld will return 90 Fort
Brown on about Aprii lO and the de-
taChmcnt on tie way to Ringgold will
return on about May l0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Y0E OPENS ANNUAL
ASSOCIATION MEET


kINGSNILLE. Tc1-. May Sup
eriutendcnt p. y. Inr w Brownsville.
president Of the South Tezas Educa-
tional Association, division ~ thr
Texas State Teachers Association.
arrived in Kingsville yesterday 20
open the meeting Of the Association
that lasts through Saturday.
Among the prominent speakers or
the program are Dr. VI. s.. Gray 81
the school ef education. University
of Chicago: Pres ideut M M. ".
Snlawn of the University uf Texas.
II n. Bphhitt, speaker nf the house WI
representative; Mrs Percy NJ. PEN
nyhacker; State Superintendent IN.
M. I'M Marrs; N. IN Green. uf Abilene.
president of the Texas State Teach
ers' Association. Hr H T Mu sei-
man. editor WI the TrAas school
Journal. and WI. III james. director
of the Texas Council of safety.
"A good attendance ~ tea hers 81
here Besides the Teachers the three
members Of the board of regents Of
the Texas State Teachers Colleges
are present The members of the
board are " O. Flowers 81 Lockhart.
president. Henry S. Pauins 0f Yoa-
KUN and VI r. Hayes Of Dallas.