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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-02

ties start flying. Must be nice
innings. The Bambino says he
likes blends in blue. But he was
gentleman enough to add that "a
brunei In pink dress amt at all
hard to lamp
Man suspected of being pick
carrying seven watches. Time will
tell.
Negro preacher was fined for dis
turbing the peace with hallelujas.
More proof Of the efficacy Of silent
prayer.
The only noiseless typewriter we
ever knew was deaf and dumb.
Today's current event: Cat cleo
trocuted on power wires throws
city in darkness.
Sportsmen say the bass is the
smartest fish. But the sardinc is
the canniest.
Any car can run up bills on high.
Moths are so busy chewing the
rag that they don't stop to consider
how much clothes cost.
1t won't be long now until we get
out the garden tools and start rails
ing blisters.
Copyright, 1927. NEA Service. Incl
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Old Masters

I will 60 back to the great sweet
Mother and lover Of men. the Sea.
I will 60 down to her, and none
other,
Close with her, :. kiss her and
mix her with me:
Cling to her, strive, with her. hold
her fast.
o fair white mother in dayt long
past "a
Born without sister, horn without
brother,
Set free my soul as thy soul is
free,
o Fair green-girdled mother Of
mine,
Sea, that art clothed with the
sun and the rain,
Thy hard sweet kisses are strong
like wine,
Thy large embraces are keen
like pain.
Save me and hide me with all thy
waves,
Find me one grave Of thy thou
sand graves,
Those pure cod populous graves
of thine,
Wrought without hand il a
world without stain.
! shall sleep, and move with the
moving ships,
Change as the winds change.
veer in the tide;
MY lips will feast on the foam Of
thy lips,
l shall rise with thy rising. with
thee ,suhside:
Sleep. and not know II she be, il
she were,
Filled full with life to the eyes
and hair.
As rose is fulfilled to the rose
leaf tips
With splendid summer and per.
fume and pride.
--AlRernon Charles Swsnburne:
From "The Triumph Of Time"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-02

Babe Ruth, batting his eyelashes
before Hollywood movie cameras,
says he prefers blends. We thought
it was bonds. The Babe is bat
ting thousand for popularity hon
0rs. He plays right field at a din.
ner party almost every night. !.
Holds his fork as though he were
intending to bunt, and tries every
thing that comes over. the plate.
Then dashes home before the bot
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-02
Vin0l Gives Girl
Appetite and Strength

my lo-year.oid daughter was
weak and had no sppetite. Since Civ.
ing her Vtnol. she has an amazin9 APP
petite and strength. Mrs. w. Joos-
ten. The very FIRST week they take
Vtnol, children begin to feel stronger,
eat and sleep better. A simple
strenstheninG iron, and cod liver
compound In use for over 2S years.
for run.doXn .mep and women and
wsak e2t)edA: ~ Mains no; oil-pieas-
ant 70 take. Hutchinson Drug co..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-02

new picture. q lifting comedy ro->
nance by Walter De Leon, we'll
known fictionist Of the theatre. She
plays the feminine half Of a song and
dance team, with Oscar Shaw, him.
self we'll known vaudeville dancer,
as leading man. The cast includes
Dorothy Phillips, Gwen Lee, Ward
Crane, +. Holtx, J. Frank Glendon.
and Others Of note.
Uproarious comedy attends Miss
Shearer's adventure in learning the
vaudeville business - her encounter
with the educated obeas ande the
trained monkeys b aad I q, dozen ether
laughable incidents Of life on the
road. A charming romance runs
throughout the comedy.
CAPITOL THEATRE
Spectacular scenes that thrill and
dramatic episodes that hold the at
tention from start to finish, are in
corporated in~the new screen version
Of Jack London's rugged story Of ad-
venture. 1.-THE Sea Wolf" which
will be on view at the Capitol theatre
for today. Wednesday and Thursday.
The collision Of a giant liner with
2 crowded ferryboat in San Francisco
Bay, the mutiny aboard the "Wolf's"
sealing schooner, and the tragic fin
ish Of the "Wolfs" career when his
vessel goes down in flames, are only
q few Of the dramatic episodes with
which the picture abounds.
On the other hand, q delightful
love story is blended with this at
'mosphere of violence. The character
Of wolf" Larsen; the brutal sea cap
tain. who rules with an iron hand,
but who is q deep student Of philoso-
ply and reader Of poetry. Is delineat-
ed on the screen by Ralph w. Ince
with even greater force than it was
on the printed page. The supporting
cast IS excellent.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-02
NEWS BRIEFS

Senate passes bill giving final con-
gressional approval Of appropriation
for increasing firing range Of guns
and moderniz:tiOn Of battleships Ok
lahoma and Nevada and for compile
ton Of airplane carriers.
Alexander Kerensky. head Of the
Russian government after the over
throw Of Czarisnl, in radio message
says he comes to the United States
to work for real liberty Of his coun-
try.
Union of Central and South Ameri-
ca and the Antilles in manifesto, is
sued in Mexico City, calls for imme-
diate boycott throughout Latin-Amcr-
lea Of all things originating in Unit
ed States.
Pope Plus, addressing lenten
preachers parish of Rome, voices
disapproval Of fascist idea Of "every-
thing and everybody in the state for
the state"
Epidemic Of influenza sweeps por-
tions Of Rumania, 10000 cases at
Arad.
Six American airplanes arrive in
Man4gua for scouting and communi-
cation work.
Mankato. Minn.--Harry Flemming
10, high school student. vas senterca
to 30 years in state reformatory fof
shooting to death Henry and frept
IARAhQ 60 sEsgs <yAf<EAls
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Justajingle

He rolled bowling ball along.
And then broke in = grin.
Yea. he was very tickled cause
He really got . pin.
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One OF the reasons why the flesh Of J
the salmon is red is that it contains
Q pigment Of that color found In sea
plants.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-02
A THOUGHT

And they shall heat their
swords into ploughshares. and their
spears into pruning books.-Micah
iv:3.
Peace is the happy natural state Of
man; war his corruption, his dis
grace.--Th OmsOn.
Minneapolis-Mrs.A ndreas Iceland,
prominent club woman, and former
president of Minnesota League Of
Women Voters, was killed BY auto
mobile truck near her home.
State department at Washington de-
cl.v, to make known contents OF
latest note sent to Mexico.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-02

Six American airplanes arrive in
Man4gua for scouting and commune
cation work.
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Epidemic Of influenza sweeps por-
tions OF Rumania, 10000 cases at
Arad.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
Has Spent 10 of His 50 Years in
Prison But Yet Is Ardent Romeo
San Francisco Man, In Addition to Being Bigamous
Husband of More Than 10 Women, is Forgcr Safe
cracker, Poet, Musician and Prize Fighter

San Francisco, March Pt-The
admitted crime record of John W
kcarncy, burglar. for6cr safe crack
er, -bigamist. poet, musician ana
prize fighter, who was held in Jail
hero today to face an uncertain
number of charges, startingly out
does the career OF Don Juan Tonoro
in song and story with one eXcep-
tion-murdcr. OF that his name is
clear.
Arrested here yesterday as
house burglar, Kcarncy confessed
that in spite OF having spent is OF
his 33 years in prison. he had found
time to WOO, win and marry at least
ten women without the formalty of
single divorce. There We're others
he said. which he could not rcmem-
Der because he had left them before
he had become thoroughly acquaint-
cd
women are easy" he told police.
Il met them at church, parties,
dances and any kind of social
gathering that provided an oppor-
tunity. Then I would sing to them.
talk poetry. love them and they
were mine"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
TWO BURIED TO DEATH
N NEW YORK TENEMENT
20 Year Old Man and Policeman
Who Tried to Rescue Him
Arc Victims.

NV York, March UP) -
A policeman and a 70 year old
man H. attempted to rescne today
we're killed when fire RACED 4 five
story tenement in Spring street.
The fire endangered the lives Of
more than 100 persons in tho
building, most Of whom We're
asleep. Iiremnn removed Two I'M
conscious persons from the hall
ways and rescued a mother. who
with hor small baby. WAS about to
jump from Il fourth story window.
Victims Of the fire wore burned
beyond recognition only the charrcd
shield Of the police officer served
to identify him. Tho body of
man found underneath his own
told the tragic story Of the heroic.
though futile. effort at rescue.
Tho dead policeman was Harry
J. Farrcl who was on his post in
the street when he saw the fire
break ont. Farrell sent a passcrby
around the corner to notify the
fire department and then entered
tho tenement to warn the occu-
pants.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
P ending Measures
From Widows Pen
sions to Sl25,00o,00O
Public Buildings and
Deficiency Bills Lost ii,
Political Row.
Senator Reed to Push
Campaign Funds Inquiry
- House Emergency
Resolution to Make
S100,000,O00 Available
Also Stranded.

Washington. March 4 TIP
The siNtyninth congress ended to-
day IN bitter political filihuster
which killed all important pending
legislation from widows pensions TO
the 100000 public buildings
bill and the second deficiency bin.
containing funds for important
government work.
The upper house was held prae,
tcally impotent up until the final
noon adjournment. when Vice
President Charles G.. Dawes. cham
plon of rules revision to prevent
filibusters. lectured that body in
scathing terms.
This g the only legislative body
In the world where such practices
are permitted" Dawes shouted be-
fore he banged his gavel announc.
ing the noon hour and adjourn
rent. The house. turning the clock
back, continued for few minutes
past noon.
The closing senate session was
marked by an unprecedented dis
play OF partisan bitterness between
republicans and democrats, n
Senator Pat Harrison. dem, Miss,
held the floor up to the final mo-
ment assalllis "bave Reed. And,
Mellon and his gang"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
FAIL TO COMPLY With
ORDERS
Inspector to Report Ra-
phael and Naples to
Prosecutor

Louis Il. Raphael and Anthony
Naples Will be reported by the build
ing department to the prosecuting
attorney for alleged failure to COM
ply with orders issued concerning
buildings considered 10 be defec-
dive, Inspector a. y. Rutherford
said today.
Raphael was ordered to make eN-
tensiNe repairs in the upper floors
of the Hudson Lunch building some
months ago. the work TO he done on
March l, but inspectors of the de-
partment report no changes have
been made. Two weeks ago Naples
was ordered to tear down the Hart
street dwelling recently Quilted by
fire. but he too has disrcgarded the
order, the department records indi-
cate.
Inspector Rutherford said today
he has no course open other than
to report the matters to the prose-
cutor as he regards the Main street
situation as inviting danger. aud the
Hart street house in its present con-
dltlon as somewhat dangerous and
at all events an eyesore in 4 resi-
dental district.
second order sent to Raphael
and concerning a building adjacent
to the Hudson Lunch rooms will be
effective March Is. This edict IL to
the effect that the rear OF the build
inG must be made structually sound
or removed. The inspectors report
no indication OF intent to comply
with this order ~ yet
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
FALCONS Will Erect
new SOCIAL CENTER
To Replace Old Building at
Broad and Beaver
Streets

\ new clubhouse with all modern
convcnioneps that will serve as a So
cial center, may be built in the
northwestern section OF the city. ac-
cordne to announcement made TO
day by the officers OF the Falcons
Association Nest; No. IS. The pro-
posed plan which calls FOR COM
plctc new building equipped with
gymnasium auditorium club rooms,
meetings rooms. etc, has the APP
prevail Of he Falcons National As
sociation, which has its main offices
in Pittsburgh Pa
The local Falcons nest was Or
ganized IN 1907 and because OF the
Goth anniversary of the existence of
the nest, the present undertaking is
being sponsored by tho officers, as
wcll rs by other interested parties.
The Falcons plan 10 commemorate
the 2Rth anniversary with an OBJ
srryanco which may be in the form
of 4 concert and mass meeting. ear
" in May, followed by drive for
funds for the erection OF a new club
house on the site Of the present one,
at the corner Of Broad and Beaver
streets. The nest has the assur-
auce Of financial support from the
parent association. l'he nest has a
membership of close to 500 with a
Ladies' Auxiliary which numbers 40
momhcrs.
The executive committee held It's
first meeting last evening and dis
cussod the plans through which it
hopes to accomplish its purpose,
The committee is composed of NJ.
Piasccii. president; $. CendrowslN,
vice president; T.. Piotrowski, treas
urcr; S WojtusIk. financial secre-
iary. r. y. GrzyDowski recording
secretary: Dr. Roman T.ekston. Or,
John ]. ToharCzyh. DR. Clemense
Iarka, Attorney Stanley j. Traccslii,
Attorney Is. J. Monliirwicz. Attorney
Lawrence Colon. S'anlev \. Karpin-
ski. Peter PairWski, Stanley r.
Giarymsli, Frank Rarscz, president
Of KosciuS2ko Post. X. Majcwicz.
president Of Political Club No. /;
John SmOlat and Leon Gorski,
respectively president and treasurer
Of the Polish Businessmcn's hsso-
citation; Alexander Labicnicc. presi-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
Bridgeport Burglars Use
Truck to Haul AWAY Loot

bridgeport, March 4 Pt-Burglars
apparently equipped with motor
truck for carrying away their loot,
backed up to Michael j. Ford's
plumbing shop at o434 Main street.
some time last night, cleaned out
the shop of plumbing fixtures, pipe.
typewriter and other goods valued at
from $500 to $500 and drove away
without being detected.
The truck apparently stood near
the back OF the shop while the
thieves loaded it. No one saw it.
but there We're tracks on the ground
which showed where it had been.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

Norfolk, Va. March 4 (UP)-
-Four barges and schooner were
adrift off the middle Atlantic coast
today in the wake OF this weeks
storms, coast guards reports said.
One steamer, the Wiilsolo, William
Steamship Co, with "a men, could
not be reached by radio, although
she previously reported herself safe
off the Virginia Capes and heading
into port.
The barges Armistead, Orleans,
Chatham and Falmouth. each with
five men aboard. were sought by
coast guard cutters. The barges have
no radio. The Armstead broke away
from the tug Bathgate, along with
the barge Bangor later recovered.
Wednesday night OFT Hog Island,
Va. The other three We're torn from
the tug Eureka off Fenwick Island.
The schooner William Bisbee was
showing distress signals 80 miles
south of Cape Henry it was report
ed. She was helpless with her rud-
der and part of her sails gone.
The Willsolo radioed Wednesday
from Cape Henry she would arrive
here the same day, but she failed
to appear and the coast guard in
augurated a search. Weather condi-
lions arc believed to have prevent
ed the Willsolo from entering the
Virginia capes, and her master was
believed heading for New York and
tiling out the storm.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
HALL TOSSES WRENCH
AGAINST INC|NERATOR
Tells Health Board No
Appropriation Is
Available

No moderator can be built by IRE
city this year. Chairman Edward T..
Hall OF the board of finance and
taxation last night advised the health
board and the commissioners have
decided to drop the plan OF making
six months collection contracts and
entire year.
With the expectation that the city
would furnish funds during the ns-
cal year to begin operations on a
Instructor. the board called for bids
for six months period and con-
sidered the proposals at an open
meeting last night. Senator Hall
was Invited 10 Join In the round
table talk as were Chairman Donald
l.. Bartlett OF the incinerator COM
mittee and Mayor Weld. After
Chairman Hall had emphasized the
fact that no funds are now avail
able or likely to be before at least
a year has passed. the commits
sioners reluctantly settled down to
another year Of collection under the
present plan which calls for dis
fO'"i -. 1ceulilS HUGS UT proving
''''" SILL
u "Ie d. Mis- VA chalf-
man of board. expressed an opin-
ion that nothing Will be gained by
waiting. and DR.. r. w. Pullen, su-
don't n III, SnD
p''i' ''.'i,ei'O VI 'he department. an
=" one sNss's''oh 'hat improve
'''''i'9 III &c h'd"e "'thih le"
s''iS' ny s'atiHS no changes nave
p'v' NIUE III me combustion s!s-
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'''''o' nan agreed 'hat an ihclh-
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arc '',GI ''."I az ieasl year must
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p'''''d. ''h Vi Il report lot the
i'N'"N' 'o.'i curing 'ha' ''h'e'
~ 'i."' - 4i' ~ eNp'alilea sss-
''''' VI 'o''eN.io''s .hro"sh use OF a
p'Nei'ea u"eh WIN e'sh' men. he
N'"tN 'oN'f 'I'e eli''re clv ProVlooa
"e ~ "iio"eu 10 curry lhe garbage
vi Guy property WHICH He IS "litlhs
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Vi Tue outlying ,o"''s OF suou'os ne
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
House Mikes Effort

Washington, siarch 4 LP-Antlci-
pating failure OF The deficiency ap-
propriet!on bill III the senate, housa
leaders today put through and for.
warded 10 the other end of the
capitol an emergency resolution TO
make Available nearly 100000. 900
for pensions. veterans bureau COM
pensation and bonus loans.
The authorization would take the
place OF similar items now In the
bill.
But when the resolution reached
the senate less than half an hour
before final adjournment, consider
alton was blocked
1t was Senator Walsh, democrat,
Massachusetts,. who objected.
Il am not frightened by the
word veteran" said he.
Tho resolution would carry sac
100000 for pensions: s35.0O0.OOn
for veterans bureau compensa.ion
and a SIS, 100000 fund from which
the bureau may make loans on
bonus certificates.
To Continue Probe
The senate's failure TO extend the
life of the campaign funds COM
mlttee Will not deter Senator Reed
CT Missouri. the committee chair
man, from going ahead with the
campaign funds inquiry this sum
mer.
Tho senator said this afternoon
that he expected TO call the com
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
Following Decision,
Case Against One
Time Cabinet Officer
Is Nol-Prossed on Ap-
pication Of Buckner.
Maximum Sentence for De-
PENDANT Reported Guilty
After 20 Hours OF De-
liberation Is Two Years
and $4,000.


81 ''' = ~
NN-Ihe jury IN the Daueherty-
Miller trial today found former Alien
;o~onartv custoaion Thomas X Mill
,.-..
eN'''S - eo''''p'' ''' JUL D'''''s7 '''1
on Ncrdlct Tor former Attorney
General Harry NJ. Daugnerty
Daugborty and Miller were cborr-
OIL win consni-aey to defraud The
1nitcd States Of the;r honest and
unbiased services in allowing claims
for = Gao 600 proceeds Of tha sale
If in7nonn1ea norican Metal com
nanv srorns
Tbo irrv was op+ 70 boure
Homeless of Verdict
Tho Jury tiled into tbe courtroom
enparantlv vaariad nv their long de-
Ihrr,tions Tho t,ian said. "J have
received another noto from Won saw
inc i, is your unaninous oninion
,ha+ in 10 ease of one defendant
Won AFRO homeless of . verdict"
\o,,e Pros Asked
r-nitaa cta+cs Attorney Tnorv 2
rurl,rsr after the verdict on N;nor
and the disbursement on Dauehertv
es,znd Judea knox IN noIla-nros
,ba Indictment against Daugherty
Tho co,,rt oo,,,n 1ied
,fo~i,,,,,n, so,+o,ca &, nular,s
oss. ;s two vaars, IN, nrisonnent ard
sIo moo fna
Aaron Saniro Mil,ar,s counsel
Roii for Miller was continued
0no nat ri san.enca will, he ar
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
CORPORATION COUNSEL.
WOULD FACE KEEY'EEnS
Issues Virtual Challenge
Over Opinion on Fire
mems Age Limit

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New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
SIXTH BABY DIES
Two Chicago Nurses, implicated In
Fatal Mistake, Are Near
breakdown.

Chicago, March 4 tUP)-The ia
tai error of student nurses in the
maternity ward OF local hospital,
today claimed its sixth victim.
Baby johnson, IA days old, died
from the same boric acid poisoning
that caused the deaths OF five in
fants Wednesday and the serious
illness of Baby Gibbons. The lat
ter infant was not expected to live.
Two of the student nurses. who
have confessed that they accident
ally gave the poison internally to
ten infants. were reported near a
collapse from grief over the fatali-
ties.
1t is reported that three student
nurses arc under suspension and the
resignation OF one doctor has been
asked.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
Oakland Schoo!boy Aged
Fourteen Commits Suicide

Oakland. Cal, Mar. 4.-tP-
Blakely Dales Farrar. IA, high
school student here, committed sui
eide last night by shooting himself
with a rifle. His mother ascribed
his act to a mild reproof for a bad
conduct mark on his school re-
port card. He left an incohercnt
note saying he had killed himself to
save his mother and sister from
humiliation.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
POLICE BOARD SEEKS
ADDITIONAL SERGEANT
Agrees With Weld on De-
STABILITY of Increasing
Officers

A recommcndatiG>l for change
tn the city ordinances to provide for
an additional sergeant in the police
department was decided on by the
police commissioners at meeting
which lasted from o'clock last
evening until after 1 o'clock tbs
morning. The boards recommen-
dation for change in ordinance to
create leuteuancy is still before
the common council and il 1t is
adopted, with the recommendation
for the new sergeancy, it is expect
ed that Officers Thomas J. Feeney
and John c. Stadler will be pro-
Matthias Rival, who is slated for the
lieutcnancy. and the other to fill the
new sergeancy Both policemen are
on detail in the detective bureau
but receive patrolmen's pay. and
the sentiment OF the commissioners
comedies with that OF Mayor Weld
In that thoy believe the men who
do plain clothes duty should out
rank patrolmen.
Unless special action Is taken y
hurry Inc ordinance revisions the
appointments will not be made until
after the council meeting in April,
II is reported that there may be
opposition on the part of some
council members who are said to
hold the opinion that the lieuten-
ancy is tho only position which
should he created at this time.
The commissioners voted to roc
ommend to the council the purchase
of one Buick and one Studcbakor
coupe to replace the lighter cars
used by the night street sergeants
and two day policemen. Several
makes OF cars and proposals by
dealers We're considered at great
length before this decision was ar
rived at.
Considerable time was taken up
by a discussion OF the candidates for
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