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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-31
LIST OF WINS
COMES TO END
Georgia Techs Defeat of Ala.
bama Marks First Loss
Since 1924

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 31.-A win
ming streak that had stretched
through "a games, including two tie
battles, was broken here this sea-
son when Georgia Tech defeated
Alabama a few days ago.
1t was the first time since Gen.
tres victory in 1924 that Alabama
had been beaten, and the first time
since 1923 that a Southern Confer
ence team had beaten Alabama.
Wallace Wade, since becoming
coach at Alabama, has established
one of the most enviable records of
victories in football history.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-31

Chicago, Oct. 31-(AP)-"Hail to Thee Victors" Mchi-
gans battle hymn had hollow sound today The Wolverines
who had known the word defeat only by hearsay all
back at Ann Arbor still dazed by the 40 defeat Illinois
gave them Saturday.
The whipping of Michigan and the subugation of Chicago
by Ohio State scrambled the Western Conference standing
thoroughly that today only -Inois-remained
beaten and united.
Minnesota, by beating Wisconsin, ranked Illinois,
having lost but having her record marred by tie
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-31
INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT:

INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT +.
Garrison-Ole Klippen and Orrin
Wade of near Garrison were serious
" injured recently when the truck
which they were driving ran into a
ditch near town. The accident is
thought to have been due to poor
lights, causing Klippen and Wade to
miss q turn in the road.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-31

In all, up TO
the Georgia Tech
game this year,
Wade's teams at
A "a b a ma have
played 43 games
and have q rec
ord of SO VIC
tories, four losses
and t re e ties
over that period.
S Y q c u sc and
Florida il. 1923,
Centre in 1924
and Georgia Tech
this wear are the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-31
Bismarck Shows New Spirit in Beating Mobrdge AZ to o.
Michigan Gloomy After Losing to Hard Fighting ini IL
Conference Ranking
Is Badly Scrambled

Only Illinois Remains Unbeaten and United in Big Ten List
Minnesota Ranks Next, But With Tie Game Marrng Rec.
ord-Chcago and Michigan Next List, With Two Vic.
tories, One Defeat
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-31
he starting lineups:

score by quarters.
Bismarck-2O 13 Ia O-47
Mobridge-0 O 90
Touchdowns: O'Hare (2); II.
Brown ~; dollhouse (3).
Substitutions: Bismarck-Jacob-
son for F.. Brown; Hoffman for
Paris; dollhouse for Dunn; Mem
hover for A. Brown; York for He'd
strom; Cervinsky for Roberts; Dunn
for dollhouse; Hedstrom for York;
dollhouse for Dunn; Benser for H.
Brown; Davis for G. Landers; Hoff-
man for O'Harc; O'Hare for Ben
ser.
Mobridge-Steinecker for Bailey;
Robertson for Hurlburt; Goodness
for Gail; Slaughter for Refs.
Referee: Jones; umpire, Cox; head
1inesman, Ellison.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-31
Team Plays Well
Against Dakotans

Striking Contrast Shown to Game at Washburn Week Ago
Apathy Vanshes to BE Replaced by Aggressveness and
Fight-Passing Shows Improvement-End Runs, Steady
Drive Are Features
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-31

Substitutions: University-Vern
Smith for Showers: Kirkness for
House; Showers for Smith; Benser
for Showers; Kueber for Locklanl
Aggiess, Bernstein for Barney; Ranes
for Hayes; Clark for Ranes; Peschal
for Guertin; Ordahl for Fisher:
Guertin for Peschal; DeSautel for
Sullivan; Hermes for Gorder; Pes
Scoring: Touchdowns - Knauf.
Boyd. Points after touchdown
Knauf one out Of two.
Officials: Lynch. st. Cloud,
reteree; Thompson, Drake, umpire;
Mcdonald. Minnesota. head lines.
man.
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were good for 80 yards, including
one completed on Nydahl's interfer-
cncc with the receivers, which net
ted ID yards.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
"SLIDE NElLY SLIDE-

William Haines, Sally O'Neil and Harry Carey are featured in Slide Kelly Slide" the great photop!ay of a baseball romance which opened a four day engagement at the Capitol last evening to enthusiastic audi euyyg.
 William Haincs as No Hit Kelly" tho shrik of baseball gives role that is even better than his famous part with Lon Clancy, "Tcll it to the Marines and is the cause of much morrimcnt as the pitcher who knew he was good.
 On Thursday two big features will he offered. One will present Conrad Nagcl and Renee Adorce in Heaven on Earth" while the companion fea- tarc offers Monte Blue and Patsy Ruth Miller in 'WOlfs Clothing.'
 Snrinning noNt sunday Clara Bow and Esther Ealstcn will be offered in "Childrcn Of Divorce"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
ANII-FOREIGN CRISIS
 FEARED IN SHANGHAI
Warning of Possible Trouble Is Given by Marshal Chang,
 Northern War Lord.

Picking, China, March 2S tp- Anti-foreiGn violence at Shanghai similar to tho recent outbreak at Ranking is foreseen by Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, northern war lord.
 Bolshcvists are soading the Chi nese to eXcesscs against the foreign CTS. he declared today in an inter view with the foreign corrcspon- dents
 He had emphasized to the foreign dip;omats the danger Of mob move ments and of yielding to violence, he said, and now that the Ranking in cident had occurred he feared it would not be possible 10 halt the disorders until the Rolshevists were repaid for the time and trouble they had spent on propa ganda.
 As for himself. he would not com promise with the Bolshevists, but would fight them 10 the end. He re iteratcd that he would do his utmost to protect the lives and property Of foreigners in the territory under his control, taking personal rosponsihil- ity in this respect
 He agreed with the nationalist (southern) government regarding the necessity for revising the pres cnt treaties but differed as 10 methods and would use diplomacy.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
AT THE STRAND

With Gilda Gray in her second motion picture "taharet' on the screen and a bill of vaudeville head liners including Middleton and Spell meyer; Caslar and Clark; kcene and Tivoli; Marcus Sisters and Carleton Brothers and Pierlot and Schoitcid the Strand patrons are in for one or the best entertainments seen at the local playhouse for some time.
 C;ilda Gray scored a solid hit last evening at the Strand when "tab- arct" was given it's initial presenta- tion. Among the vaudeville turns on to9av's bill are some Of vaudc- ville's most conspicuous names. Cas- lar and Clark in their routine Of songs brings to the Strand the fla nous prima donna of the musical comedy sensation, Mine. Pompa- dour." Middleton and Spelimcyor present their notable western come dy dramatic playlot, Lonesome Land" offering d diversion from the conventional type of vaudeville. Marcus Sister and Carleton Bros will be seen in a prctontious dancing and comedy cycle.
 The program for Thursday will bring to the strand screen, Aao!pho Meniou in "E.vcning Clothes" and q new bill of vaudeville hits.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
1.-THE FINAL. EXTRA" LYCEt Il

Marguerite De La Motte appear ing in "The Final Extra at the Lyceum certainly has wonderful picture in which 10 act. The alert atmosphere Of Q modern neWspa- Der office; the giant presses: the back stage atmosphere Of the the ater: the sinister shadow of a bootleg ring; the glittcring brilliancc Of q musical comedy first night; and a wealth of dramatic action are the high lights Of this most lavish production.
 The companion feature stars Harry Myers and Helene Chadwick in side splitting comedy drama, "The Bachelors Baby" The story concerns itself with q pretty hero inc caught by a traffic cop for speeding. Her excuse is that she was hurrying home to her sick baby and that her male companion is her husband. As Q matter Of fact, neither is married. However, the traffic cops fondness for children prompts him to follow the couple and then it is that they have to practice deceit.
 On the Lycoum program also is ''The Collcgians."
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
PARSONS THEATER

'Gcau Gcstc," which comes to purseUss thcater beginning tonight and with daily matinees beginning tomorrow, is tho perturbation of tle thrilling romantic action story ot the French Foreign Legion in the novel fthc sane name by Major Percival Christopher Wren. Tho icng runs of this picture have been accomplished tn New York, rhila- dc'phia and Boston, where it has sold standing room at every per fcrmance for months, largely through tho far-si&htedness of it's director, Herbert Bronon, in adapt ing it to the screen with no changes from the novel. The book has boen one of tho heaviest sellers in recent years,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
AT THE. Ei-liTp

Pauline Frederick, one of Ne" Britain's favoritc players comes to the Rialto today and tomorrow $ programs in one Of her greatest pie lures "Jossclyn's Wife" q renarka- bly, life like story Crammrd with dramatic moments Miss Frederick has long occupied q unique position in tilmdom, that of the most emo tional actress appearing before the camera and this picture is said to give her ample scope 10 display her histronic abilities. That being the case the movie ian who attends this popular playhouse today or tomor- row has a treat in store. The sup porting program is well balanced. Nally Wales, daredevil dolincator of western roles appearing in "Tearin Into Trouble" a mile a minute ac- tion tale of q fearless cowboy who enjoyed hectic battles. Other sub iects to be shown include t comedy and news reel. This evening as an added feature another Black Bottom contest will be staged, Some fancy stnppers have been secured and everything points 10 a largo evening. The first of q series of elimination contests in which the girl choSaA to represent Miss New Britain" will he held tomorrow evening. Details of this affair will be divulged tomor- row.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
HEROES OF HAWKING
Warren and Taylor Exposed Thcm- selves to Guniirc to Give Signals 10 Boats ia River.

Shanghai, March 2S N'l-Among the many heroes Of tho Chinese at. lack on foreigners in Nankine. Hen " Q. .Narrcn, of C.in, x. C., and Donnie D. Taylor. or Lincoln, Calf. stand out as inc men rho, con- s'antly exposed 10 a heavy fire, gave the begin firing" and other direct ing signals to the American war ship in the Yamlutso.
 Throughout the Cantonese attack on Americans and other foreigners who had taken refuge in q building of the Standard Cjl company plant on Socony HILL these two mon of the destroyer William F. Prost on, stood oil a balcony and kept up a steady exchange of signs with the Warships. The stuck to their posts despite d steady rain Of Cantonese shells, and under orders Of Consul Davis, flashed the word " flag and rocket for the American Narships to began firing. They remained until all inc beIcaguqred party had cs- caped.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
FORD'S CUT PRICE MARKET DRAWING
 IRE OF OTHER DETROIT MERCHANTS

to merchandise obtained in second hand stores one department of the salvage shop handles baskets. door mats brooms and u number of ar ticles. the handiW ork of blind and maimed war veterans, the merchan- disc is sold and the entire proceeds turned over to the veterans. most of whom are affiliated with a local for mer scrvicemen organization.
 About a year ago when Highland Park merchants called on MT. Ford and protested against his undersell. ing them, the store there was closed 10 the general public. but was later thrown open again. A few months ago, a delegation of Detroit whole salers called on the manufacturer and lodged a similar protest The answer they received was said to have been unsatisfactory and the boycott resulted.
 Although the boycott is said to have been in operation under cover for some time. there is little indica- tion that 1t has affected the Ford stores. There have been no increas- es in prices there and they continue to do a land office business. One wholesale grocery dealer here last night said he had been canvassed as 10 his dealing with Ford and warn cd against using Ford motor cars in his business. He said he used an- other make Of automobile and had no dealings with Ford. The Cleve- land branch of his company, tho man said, had not been similarly canvass ed, and in view of this gave 1t as his opinion that the boycott was a local affair.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
Male Student Is Found
 In Radcliffe DOrmitOry

Cambridge, Mass. March 2S (UP) Discovery of a Harvard student, with girls silk stocking in his hand. in Radcliffe dormitory. to- day had resulted in the assignment Of police guard to Barnard Hall. which many q Radcliffe girl calls home.
 Previously, a love note, attached to stone. had been tossed through window of girl students room.
 The Harvard man found in the Radcliffe dormitory insisted, when questioned by police, that he was merely participating in a fraternity initiation stunt. Radcliffe authori- ties disapproved this form of hazing. however. and engaged a policeman to guard the dormitory.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
NEWiNGI0N NEWS

X special meeting of the NeWins ton volunteer fire department has been called for Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock to hear the report ot Richard Ii. ErWn and Everett A. , Elliott concerning the incorporation of the department. These two mon were appointed committee at Inc last meeting to look into the mat ter Of incorporation and prepare pc pcrs 10 be filed with the secretary Of state, The papers arc ready and will be signed ty the directorate Of the department.
 The purpose of Incorporation is to enable the department itself 10 do business in q lcsll manner and to hold property. In the past, tho de- partmcnt has experienced some diff ticulty from the fact ,nat it was not incorporated. The property owned by the department stands in the name of several individual members. II is planned to have lt transferred to the name of the NcWington Nolun- tecr Fire Department Inc.
 Arthur Holden, who for tke past two years has been steward of the department has moved 10 plainvillc, and it will bc necessary 10 appoint q successor at this meeting.
 The report on Ihe annual fire. mems ball will also be read.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
Shortage of Coopers Is
 Now Concerning France

Paris March 2S (P'-Barrcls are important in France. so important that the government itself is worry ing about the shortage of coopcrs to make them.
 There seem 10 be millions of bar rols but apparently not enough, for the government IS organizing a school for coopers. Everything is arranged except tho teaching staff. Lots of coopers can make good bar rcls. but there proved 10 be few ooopers capable of imparting their knowledge 10 after-the-war youth. The government, therefore, has started competition. with promise of attractive positions, to bring out | teaching talent among the barrel makers.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
Boycott Being Organized Against Wholesalers Who Deal With Famous Motor Manufacturer.

/, Detroit, March 2S R - Henry Ford's foray into the business of dis pensing food and other household necessities las aroused the ire O. retail dealers who are declared to be pressing well organized boycott against wholesalers dealing with the motor manufacturer.
 { Tho exact status Of the boycott has not as yet been ascertained, but ] there were some reports that it was planned to make it national in scope Tn the meantime however. Ford s well stocked markets of high grade produce continue as q magnet for thousands of persons.
 The difficulty is said to have arisen over inability of retail grocery and meat merchants to compete with Ford stores. whose system of buying in enormous quantities and selling at slightly above cost. has made big i inroads into the trade of the com- panies, including chain stores.
 Substantial Reductions l Persons dealing at the Ford mar ket declare tho purchase at from ten 10 40 per cent under the prevailing retail prices. The stores, however, do not profess to sell their merchan- disc at cost.
 On the contrary one market. that at the Highland Park plant of the Ford company is said to have nctted more than million dollars last year The Highland Park store is the smallest of the Ford group. and has since been enlarged Ford has two larger markets here, another at 1 l. Ansc, Mich, one at his iron mining center at Iron Mountain, Mich. and others in Kentucky where he has mining iutercsts.
 | The stores here. which when open cd about two years ago. were only small concerns operated on q con- mission basis by outside merchants. have since grown until they are now tho largest in Detroit and environs. The stores at first sold 10 Ford en- rloyes only. but were thrown open to the general public later The original lines consisted chiefly of clothing. Ford took over the con- i cerns himself after q few months of operation and extended the stock 10 Include groceries. cosmetics, meats. razors notions. drugs. candies and hundred other articles found in drug. grocery. hardware and department stores.
 The clientele consists of persons in every walk of life. the poor who como to obtain their goods cheaply | and the rich who are in search of the better quality of produce. Long lines of automo obiles are to be seen about the entrances of the stores daily. and 10 accommodate the trad l the concerns have been undergoing extensions almost continually.
 Tho Salvage Shop | One of the recent additions to a store here houses what is called the salvage shop. Here are sold used, but still serviceable articles. similar
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
AV|A7QRS' PLANS
 FOR BIG FLIGHT
Atlantic Ocean Trip Is Am-
 biti0n Of Several

Now York, March 2S (CP)--With the fame and fortune attendant upon a nonstop New York-to- Paris flight as their goal. several groups Of 1Niators today announced progress in their plans to span the Atlantic.
 Commander Richard F. Byrd, first air conQucror of tho North Pole. said tn" American Transaceanic Co. Inc, had been formed and is build ing a plane, America" which will attempt the flight.
 The $25.000 Raymond Orteig prize for the first transatlantic air voyage will not be sought by Byrd and Floyd Bennett he said. Byrd and Bennett have not definitely decid- cd how. where or when we will at tempt to cross the Atlantic with this plano" it was added
 Officials of the S'ikorsly Manufac- turing 70, revealed that twin-mo- tore1 transport plane now under construction will be used hy Capt. Rene EoOCl. French ace. whose at tempt last September ended in dis 'i7h'l Hl ltbPS''N'll I'ii, tNp pl tll'' crew of the S-25 being burned to death when the plane caught Ire and was destroyed.
 The new plane will have two mo tors instead of three and hence will not have to carry as much gasoline as the heavily loaded S-35.
 Lieut.. Commander Noel Davis al so will attempt the cpochal flight. His biplano The American Lcsion" is being completed and he hopes 10 take off in late spring or carly sum- mor.
 Charles NunGcsscr, second rank ing French ace and M. Coli. who lost an eye in inc war, will set out from Paris toward New York in q one motor plane.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
DOuBJE FEATURE AT PALACE,

There are two excellent features
 on the program at the Palace for
 today and tomorrow. The capacity audiences of fast night showed thelr Appreciation Of the program by their hearty applause.
 Lon Chancy in The Trap is one of the best charactcri1atjons that this greatest of all character actors has yet shown on the screen. "Ihe Tran" is a draamtic tale of hate, |that grew to madness in the north woods of the Canadian wilds.
 The companion feature i8 Her Second Chance" with Anna c. Nils son. Huntley Gordon and Charles Murray.
 Announcement has been made of the booking of Monty Banks in |"Keep Smiling for two days this week, Wednesday and Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
POLL pi.tfi FRS

story of an attempted redcmp- |tion Of young woman by an artist as the result of a wager in a club IS Itold in Ladies Of the Evening in (Which the Poli Players are to ap- bear this second week of the dra-
 natic stock season at the Palace, IHartford. The play is largely me tropolitan in it's action. dealing with 'the meeting on a street corner Of a |girl and young man, the latter
 having determined that he will make i he acquaintance of q girl and With &n six months so change her that
 she will nave no desire 10 go back
 10 her former life. His alternate
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
JUNIOR "l'" SNrhI!.Nt. MEET
Fowler Wins 90 Yard s'win in State
 "I' Swimming Meet

New Britain "Y' entered three boys in the state Y. NJ. C. A. swim ming meet at the Yale pool in New Haven Saturday. All three placed in the various events. Fowler Of New Britain placed first in the 30 yard free style for boys So-95 pound clasg. Wright Of the local "Y" plhc- cd third in the 100 yard frco style for boys l10 pounds and over, and klOiber of the local "Y" team cap turod fourth place in the fancy diving.
 The following associations were represented: Greenwich, Hartford, New Britain, Naugatuck, New Lon doa, Bridgeport, New Haven and Waterbury. Greenwich won the meet.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
JUNIOR HI-Y WINS TWO

The Junior Hi-Y basketball team played a double header Saturday at the New Britain Y. NJ. C. A.. defeat ing the Collegians 4c 10 l4 and the Scouts g 10 10. The Hi-Y team has dropped only one game this season and tha, to the East Berlin Boys club. They defeated the East Berlin group earlier in the season however and will play off the tie Saturday. The Hi-Y team has been has established an enviable record
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
PLANS OF FRANCE.
Determined to Defend To. cign Con-
 crsSiOn in China.

Paris, March 2S CPl-France in tends 10 defend her concession in Shanghai against any Chinese az gression. II was made clear at the foreign office today that tbere is no bought Of evaCuating the conccs- sion. as reported. No secret orders for abandonment have been given and no arrangements made for the evacuation of French nationals.
 On the other hand, rcinforcoments have been ordered from Tonkln. Anham. At present the French have between 2,&0O and 2.G0o men, well equipped and armed, in the shan chai concession. This force consists ct a machine gun company a bat talion of white and colon'al infan- try, and q battery of 15-centimetre guns.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
FIGHTING IN MEXICO

Mexico City. March cS UP) - Sixty to 70 rebels and 30 federal troops were killed in a clash in the picachos hills. state Of Jalisco. a dispatch 10 the newspaper Fl Uni versal said.
 Two thousand federal soldiers attacked and routed zoo rebels. using artillery and infantry in the assault. the dispatch added.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

seeming success and failure make an interesting piece of drama.
 Marion Grant, leading woman of the 1927 Poli Players, will appear as the girl and Vincent Coleman as the artist Walter Scott Weeks and Ed mund Abbey will be the two friends who take the opposite end of the bet regarding the possibility of a girls reformation.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

MT. and Mrs. L. F. Banford en- tertaincd eight tables Of bridge at
 their home on Golf street Saturday
 evening. Prizes for the women were won by Mrs. William II. Allen,
 Mrs, T. L. Monier, and Mrs. Robert
 B. skinner. Herbert E. Anderson, Everett E. Proudman and Jonathan
 T. Hart won the mons prizes.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. I. Hart ot Thompson street.
 Arno Schubert has returned to Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute after spending the past few days here.
 Doris Francis, a student al Cush- ing academy is homo for the spring recess. Miss Francis is the daughter of Town Clerk Thomas A. Francis.