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The St. Paul echo., 1927-05-21
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vention has not been patented in any
country, foreign to the United States,
or application filed by himself or his
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he is not entitled to apply in the
United States.
The St. Paul echo., 1927-05-21
Wild Wild-Aninnal Stories

The story of two Idaho men who
killed a mountain lion with rocks is
not quite so good as the story of the
African hunter who, unarmed, met a
lion. He held the beasts mouth open
until it starved to death.-Atchison
Globe. And neither is quite so good
as that of Baron Munchausen who,
meeting an angry bear, thrust his
hand down it's throat, grabbed 1t by
the tail and jerked it inside out-Cap
per's Weekly.
The St. Paul echo., 1927-05-21
Bad Bargain

Little Willie's sister had been very
naughty, and her mother declared that
instead Of Furnishing the child she
would just get a good little girl In her
place.
But the daughter was not in the
least upset.
"You couldn't" she laughed.
Her mother was surprised and
asked the reason.
Because" explained the little girl
wisely, nobody would be silly enough
to give you a good girl in exchange
for q bad one"
The St. Paul echo., 1927-05-21
Wished Full Equipment

Jackie had come a long way with
his father to meet the new brother he
had heard had come to be a playmate
for him. They entered large build.
ing where everything was spic-and-
span and rode up few stories on an
elevator. Through swinging doors and
down a long hall which was fragrant
with the odor Of fresh-cut flowers
they came at last to a room. There
was mother and the new brother
Jackie looked at him for a moment,
watched him open his tiny mouth and
cry and with disappointed air turned
to his father and said: 'But daddy, ]
wanted q brother with teeth
The St. Paul echo., 1927-05-21
Putting HLou

Some one in London suburb Is ad-
vertising rather nice fat"
Modest, isn't it? and clever, for a
good many people who want nice flats
are attracted more by under-state-
ment than by exaggeration. If the ex-
ample were to be followed we should
see advertisements of houses fairly
convenient" motor cars moderately
we'll built" opera cloaks mot too
bad,' and cigarettes with "a pretty
good flavOr."-London Daily Chronicle.
The St. Paul echo., 1927-05-21
ToIeration's Great Value

Tolerance is the most lovable quail
ity men and women can possess. Its
vision enables them to see things from
others viewpoints. Its generosity con
cedes to others right to their owD
opinions. Its very bigness, wishes 9th
ers to be happy in their own way
Grit.
The St. Paul echo., 1927-05-21
WHEATLEY TO EXHIBIT

Phyllis Wheatley House will have
it's exhibit Thursday and Friday aft
ernoon May 1921. From to 5 dur
ing the afternoon the children will
give a little program on the above
named afternoons. The many men,
bers of classes will display their
years work.
The St. Paul echo., 1927-05-21
Too Good

A middle-aged childless farmer and
his wife resorted to prayer, that their
loneliness might be relieved. After q
time they were receiving congratula-
tons on the birth Of triplet".
"Prayers are always answered !" ex-
claimed a piously enthusiastic neigh
Dor.
Eyes, but I never prayed for no
bumper crop like that" replied the
farmer.
The St. Paul echo., 1927-05-21
FRANCIS In SUPREME COURT

Attorney w. T. Francis appeared
before the Supreme Court on Monday
in the matter of the appeal of the
second case of the State of Minnesota
against Louis Cavett.
The St. Paul echo., 1927-05-21

Maybe we have been to your door
to collect, when you were not home.
The St. Paul echo., 1927-05-21
This Weeks Editorials Contributed by High School Students
WE, THE NEGRO

In this life of desolate numerous msudged enterprises
must keep looking forward goal indescrbabe
happiness and satisfaction
When taxed with heavy heart and dark broodng
mind must strive to overshroud the gathering mist
anthropy and treat friends well ovial op
mist and phnthropc enthusiast with the benevolent
of human nature bound to have the Negro look
the world through the eyes of MODERN understanding ber
alists.
In critical crisis of tense predcamen
to retain the conservative ideas and traditions of valiant
faulty foeaers hope emerge from the bitter antagon
ism that thrown about u.s. triumphant We must reach out
learn and absorb the situation of tickle environment
be able to teach posterty the essentials the quail
ties of better and more fit Negro
TEDFORD HARRIS
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
AT THE, STRAND

One of the most pretentious pro- grams offered at the Strand in some time will be presented for the first rartNof the week beginning tonlrroW The feature photoplay for the first four days of the week will be "tmerican Beauty" starring Billy love who is assisted by Lloyd Hughes. Billie Dove. who is fast becoming the most popular delinea- tor of feminine beauty on the screen has made a host Of admirers for herself through her two recent sue crsses. "Thc Tender Hour' and "The stolen Bride" IE holh of thos" productions she had as her leading man, Lloyd Hughes.
 On Monday. Tuesday and We'd ntsday, the Strand will present what is heralded as the most tontioUS comedy revue set 10 music that IS now on tour in big tim" vaudeville. the Cohan and Watson Revue. The cast is headed by the celebrated comedians themselves, Joseph k. Watson and Will II. Conan. This pair furnish tho comedy of the col orful revue and arc assisted by Il bevy of beautiful girls in ensembles of splondor as a fund of solo hits. Other vaudeville acts will supple ment a vaudeville bill that IS certain to prove one of the best of the sea- son
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
AT THE PALACE,

Wonderful entertainment can he tound at the Palace theater Sunday 1 and Monday in the presentation of
 Irish Hearts" starring May Me Avoy. May McAvoy was never SO | well cast. She lives the part with radiant youthfulncss. The com panion feature will be. the most daring and romantic picture in the "aro"r of Tim Mccoy. Mctro-Gold- Wyn-Aaycr historical western star,
 The frontiorsman This produc- "ion, based on q story of the times Of Andrew Jackson and the Creek lNdtaM War. has been olaborately llned depicting upon the screen many Of the stirring inciGeuts in fh" life of the fghtin'st lighter" Tn" lovely Clair" Windsor is seen in inc featured feminine role. fife thrilling picture was directed hv ''oeinald Barker. director of such productions as: "The White Dcsort", "rho Great Divide, Flaming Forest
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

asked about the load when they be came suspicious because of the uni
 formity of tn" 25 articles, each packed in blankets. 4 sample has since been tested by the state chem lst and found to contain 15 per cent of alcohol.
 J. Paul Radcliffe Of the law firm ol Ittmann, Radcliffe & Roctschi of Washington anu New York repre- Scntcd Selden. It was found after the trial had proceeded for a few minutes that he was not entitled to practice law in this state
 Before this fact had been ascer- tained, Attorney Radcliffe claimed that the alleged alcohol was noth- ing more than lacquer thinner which is used in the manufacture of paint. etc. He claimed that the Globe Chemical Co, had federal permit 10 transport the liquid which was unfit for Us" as a beverage, ac- cordine to his statements.
 The case was ad djournod until T Thursday, October 13 at G:30 D. m, in order 10 allow the defendants 10 procure counsel qualified to act in this state.
 Fined For E,adin@ Responsibility
 Eugene II. I<ohler of New York city was fined S25 and costs hy Iudgc Barrows on a charge of evad- ing responsibility. He was arrested by the state police about 2 o'clock Thursday night. kohler was driv- il q New York Boston bus and
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
SAYS ALCOHOL $
 LACQUER THINNER
l,250 Gallons Seized OH Turn
 pike Subject Of Dispute

NeWington, Oct. S.--i,dGar E. Scl- den, colored. of 6 Sunnyside ayenuo, Everett. Mass, was arraigncd in town court last night before Justice of the Peace C. $. BarroWs on a charge of transporting alcohol. He was arrested by state policemen sunday morning, October ,, at G:3o o'clock on tn" Berlin turnpike. The truck which S"lder was driving h., Id q consignment of 25 drums. contain ing 1,350 gallons Of alleged alcohol. After he had admitted knowledge of the cargo. he was lolgcd in the Hartford police station. The goods were consigned by the Globe Pen Co. Of New York to tho Purity Chemical Co. of Boston by which Sclden is employed.
 Seldcn was arrested by the statr policemen after he had been stopped and accused Of allowing the truck to coast down hill. Tho officers
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
PARSONS, HARTFORD

Ih"atargoers will welcome the ar- rolnc"ment that Frances Starr will l'e seen in Hartford in new play entitled Immoral Isabella ." ;.t Par sons thoator on October l1, 1d and l'fh. previous 10 its New York presentation.
 Chamberlain Brown is presenting this new play which has been written by lawton Campbell, heretofore not connected in any way with the pro- tHssional stage. Mir. Campbell, how "V'r' wrote q few of tho plays which entertained the boys during inc World war, in which war he served for eighteen months.
 Miss Starr will he surrounded hy 2 very capable cast which includes Reginald Mason, Jules McNicker. Joseph kilCeur. Edward Rose, Pa trlcia Barclay, Dorothy Paulc. Cliff Odette and San Hasson.
 The author has 2 very fresh. satlrlc comedy touch which is very amusing, and his play shows every indication that it will he one of the hs successes ti1c coming season.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
AIRPLANE SHOPS
 DO b|G BUSINESS
Industry Now Seems Firmly
 Established
By the Associated Press.

i'E tue Associated IreSS.
 Washington, Oct. GP-Steadily increasing use of the airplane for transportation has established its manufacture on the basis of a grow ing industry. In the United States l the manufacture of planes and motors suffered during the post war years because of the scrapping of obsolete planes and the cancellation Of orders, but since then it has been on the upgrade.
 The chart shows the trends of the industry, definite figures for which are difficult to obtain. World trade in which this country plays little part increased from q S200.O0O business in 1918 10 a $6S2,0O0 business in 1925, with the United Kingdom, Canada and Brazil handling most of it. Dur ing the war years world trade in planes and motors approximated $2,- 0GO,oOO
 The enormous increase in air mai! mileage in this country-from l02 54S miles in 1918 to 4,474,772 miles last year-probably will be ex- tended this year in view of the great CT demand for mail, express and passenger transportation. Total value Of airplane production in the United states has grown from $4.- 100, O00 in 1921 to upwards of $8.. 1uo,00 last year and may exceed i12,o0O.o0o this year.
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
'SSVFD'sH BAY AT
 CHILDRFN'S HQNE
Churches and Societies to Unite
 Tor Annual Program

Tho annual Swedish Day" at the 'hildren's home will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The pastors Of the Swedish chUrchoS in this city and surround Ing towns. and the members of their congregations. and Swedish speaking people in general are invited 10 at lend. Several thousand people are expected 10 he present
 The affair is in charge of q com mltt"o. representing the United swedish churches and societies. who have arranged the following program:
 Invocation. Rev. AXel Peterson: address. Rev. C. F.. Fredeon; address Fey. pr. Abel X. Ahquist: address, Prof. Adolph Benson of Yale univcr. Slty; Songs by the Bach Maln 'horuS under the leadership Of Prof Per olsson: Songs hy Captain Sodor- S)roln and Envoy EiclCc Sodergren of the Salvation Army. Remarks will he made hy other attending clergy mon. Refreshments will be served.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
"BEAJ GESTE," COMING

The Capitol management an nounces the showing of the great super-attrac action Beau Gestc' as starting d weeks run at that popu- lar movie house on Saturday Oct. i 5th.
 After its sensational run on Broadway and with numerous road shows touring the country this pie ture has at last been put on regular release schedule and New Britain will be among the first cities 10 show it.
 The management also announces that it's showing here will be the first time that it has ever been shown at the following popular prices: matinees at 25c, 20c, and children SC and at the evening per formances at 40c, BOG and logc seats reserved every evening.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
1.-THE COWARD" AT LYCEUM

Sunday evening at 6:30 and S:30 at the Lyceum thcater will be the beginning of one of the greatest double feature programs yet. The main attraction "The Coward'' starring Warner Baxter, is a Ire mnndous melodrama. With all the heart interest that can be packed into a picture. Warner Baxter call cd Hollywood's most popular lead
 ing man, takes his part in this pie the screen. "The Coward' is a dra- matic tale Of the struggles of q young society man, played by BaX- ter. swho goes into the wilderness to
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Il ltEtM-SJ N.-MON.-

was proceeding in the direction of New York when he attempted 10 pass q bus ahead of him. As he swung out he sideswipcd car com ing in the opposite direction and driven by Michael Rapoli of 277 New Britain avenue, Hartford. Ra- polls car was damaged. having the two left lenders ripped off and large hold put in the body. Iiohlcr tailed 10 stop to ascertain the ey- tent Of the damage and a pJsScrby took Rapoli 10 Kinncy's carago and he telophoned 10 the state police
 The bus was held up al Merdcn and 1t was there that kohler posted a bond for his appearance in court
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
EGYPTIANS MAKE SHOES

Cairo - Egypt q large importer cf shoes, is trying to establish d boot and shoe industry Of its own, but wi;h indifferent success. It now con fiSts Of few factories in Cairo, Alexandria and Damjetta employing tHo to 4o mon making cheap grades c. shoes sandals and slippers for ma U"y consumption. Better grade shoes ar" imported from England, France Ew1 Jtaly
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
WAY OF ALL FLESH
 AT THE CAPITOL
Human Interest Drama With
 Emil Jennings

ConVlncins proof that d grea motion picture need not necessari. Iy be an epic in number of peopI, used or the size of sets, is 10 bo found at the Capitol theater wher, Emil .Iannings first Paramount starring vehicle The Way of Al Flesh is now showing today, Sun "aN Monday and Tuesday.
 Here is the foremost motion pie '''re actor of the world today in one of the most dramatically human vital and gripping pictures the screen has eyer shown.
 The Way of All Flesh" is il saga Of sacrifice. the coming of temptation in the life of simple, home-loving man, q powerful ser mon on the frailty Of mankind. To see "The Way of All Flesh" with Jannlngs as the man who slew him self in the eyes of the world that his family might be spared shame. is to experience a flood of cleansing. bought provoking emotions. There are laughs and tears; moments when the character seems to fairly speak aloud.
 By no means is flaming alone in this drama. Belle Bennett Phyllis llarer. Donald Keith. Fred Kohlor and the many others in the support Ing cast give visual evidence that Paramount searched long and assiI- Gous]y for those capable of giving that rarost of all rarities, 4 perfect chara cterization in the varied and eHac'ing roles Of modern motion picture
 Victor Fleming uho directed. uses the camera as an accomplished spinner of stories uses words. At times his handling of the plot flash es with genius. Always it Is true and convincing.
 The Way of All Flesh" will un- douhAdlv be chased as one of the foremost pictures ever filmed, and this reputation should endure for years 10 come.
 The picture will he offered at continuous shows today, twice on Sunday night at 6:3O and S:S0 anl with continuous performances on Monday and Tuesday.
 Short subjects have been selected for the balance of the program anI include the Capitol News, Aesop's Fables" and "Up in Arms a good comedy. w. g. Jeffs will be al the Robert Morton and will feature an oranglogue.
 Beginning Wednesday for three days the attraction will be Bnhc Daniels with "Trudy' Ederlo. the ronquerer Of the English Channel in a. great photoplay swim GirI swim" Beau Gcstc" begins q weeks run on Saturday. Oct, 18th.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Emergency Dire Iclcnhnne

An emergency fre telephone has been installed in the home of Charles L. Andrus at the Center for Use of those who wish 10 get in touch with the fire department in case of fire. The number is 9-o4o4. In the past residents have expert enced trouble in getting a call through on time and this phone has been installed with the idea Of re- IIcyng this difficulty.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

last night, The total of the fine and costs was $$7.o1.
 Reed Crosby of Springfield Mass. was fined on charge of reckless driving after he had allowed his truck to coast down several steep hills on the Berlin turnpike. The State police arrested him. He pleaded gnilty to the charge and was fined $25 and costs.
 Martin Crosby also of Springfield and a brother Of Reed Crosby, was find sic and costs on charge Of speeding. H. allowed his truck 10 coast down hill on tho turnpike but did not have il thrown out of gear. He pleaded guilty.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

make man of himself. How he accomplishes this and wins a beau tlful girl form the high lights of the picture. The picture was taken from the story by Arthur Stringer, and the cast includes Sharon Lynn, Freeman Wood, Raoul Paoli and others.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

Wool Is being made from pine needles by process rec. ntly per iect"d m Germany. IT edition 10 yielding strong fbers. the resin ey- tracted from the needles is valuable In the manufacture Of Illuminating gas.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
SWEDISH DAY

Tomorrow will be known as swedish Day. at tho Klingberg ''hlldrcn's Homo Rev. nr. A. A, Ahl1uist will speak and music will ho by the Bach Male chorus under fh" diractio nof Prof Per OIsson.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
WILL NOT ATTEND

Madrid. Oct N.--With inc opcu- Ing of tho So-called national assem- ply only three days away, the Work CTS congress announced today that It had unanimously decided that none Of its members shall attend the assembly sessions.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
NEW PASTOR HERE,

Key. r.. Leonard smith and Mrs. smith have arrived in this city and VIII take oyer tho work al the Emmanuel Gospel church hcginnin., tomorrow. Rev. Mr Smith will be installed at reception on October l7,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

A surprise party was rendered John A. Ringquist at his home in Elm Hill last evening by about 90 friends on the occasion Of his Goth birthday. The guests played cards and other games and luncheon was
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
MI N3tiPAI BANKING.

London - England if oxpcri- mrn;ins with municipal banks in the hope Of enabling incorporated cities 'a borrow at more favorable rates Hnd otherwise aiding municipalities, hut so far has had little success, The Birmingham Corporation Savings Rank established in 1915, now has 225.7G0 customers and t7Spo.oo de poslts. but differs greatly from the institution originally planned,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

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New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

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New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
J. A. Ringquist Surprised

Grand Juror Harry A. Webster prosecuted all the cases.