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New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
HOTEL YIELDS, BUT
 MILES WON'T BARTER
siege of Ritz Towers at End. Bill Paid, and Guest Enjoys First
 Warm Meal in 11 Days.

New York. Nov. ? ? tp-The siege Of the Ritz Towers today was at an end, at least temporarily, after Capt A. Graham Miles paid his bill anu packed away hls first warm meal in seventeen days.
 The sof-imprisoncd guest Of tho Park avenue hotel apartment had service restored to him and greeted 4 barber and manicurist among his first callers when the truce was established. His diet Of egg sand Wiches and tap water Was replaced at the coming ol peace by scrambled ham and ,ggs.
 hrspit" the truce there still re- mains for consideration the cap ilins threatened suit for $@5u.puO against the hotel and his refusal 10 sign a statement releasing the man aS"m"nt from any claims he might have against il.
 "Why,' lh" captain exclaimed when the waivers was prrS aurvd 10 kim. "Thcy apparently think l will barter away my rights for a hair cut, shave and manicurc.'
 Th" mail the captain has received included a letter from 1rban Le- douX, better known as "AIr. Xcro" in"lo.ing thir'y-siN tickets each good for all you c1u eat" at Mir. /eros Bowery restJWar; for lmcm- qlOycI mon.
 The s.osr of the Ii'2 Tower began Nov. ] when Capt. Miles. finding himself locked out Of his apartment, gained entrance through uoighbor- ing apartment and a window ledge. He refused 10 leave his rooms al though without service.
 Each evening the captain dressed m"ticulouSly for his dinner of crackers, sandwiches and sparkling tap water. IIa also dld his own laundry.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
4 STATES CHANCE
 THEIR AUTO TAGS
1928 Markers Will Be Generally
 Different

Washington. Nov. 222. UP)- Ior'y-tWo states have adopted new 1 color combinations for 1928 au,omo- ! bile tags while six states and ths District Of Columbia have decided 1 10 retain colors now in use but 10 reserve them as to backcround and letter numerals, according to the American Automobile Association.
 Two color combinations are tied for first place in popularity. six states selecting a dark blue back ground with white numerals and SiN selecting green background with whit" numerals.
 me comhina'lon of oraI g. and Hack, which WIS popular for many wears because of claims of NisibIl- fly. suffer | sharp dimiuution in popularity.
 I'" states 10 choose white on dark blue are: Connecticut, Goor- Aia. Louisiana (for maximum pas S"n&or cars), Maryland. Nebraska. and Ohio. Those choosing the green Eackgrouul with whit~ numerals are West Virginia, Ken.Gcky. Mas "achuSetts. Michigan. New Hamp- shlr" and North Carolina.
 tfah has chosen natural trown potato color on vine green. " hlln Massachusetts has dccii.I to nav" fish painted at the bottom of the plate.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
Hands Off Westminster
 Is Cry of Patriotic

London. Nov. 22 P}-''Hands off Westminster Abbey" has taken rank with hands off China and hands off Russia" as at battle cry for big cult in England,
 George Bernard shaw and many other much alive Britishcrs who are thinking more Of life than of a burial place in England's Nalhalla refuse to get excited about the rec ummendation of q sub comIniSs on Of the church Cathcdrals headed by the archbishop of York that an ad- dition be made 10 the overcrowdcd Abbey to shelter new monuments 10 famous men and women.
 But there are thousands of pro tests from Englishmen who are less complacent about the prospect that the historic pile may be altered:
 "Sacrilegc" is a word frequently used in the protests.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
LEAKY ROOF FIGHT
 COSTS MAN HIS LIFE
Boston Tenant Shoots Builder of House .\s Rain Comes in
 During storm

Boston, Nov. - tUP)-A quarre! ovcr d lcaky roof cost one man his life and sent another to hospital here.
 The dead man was Niuccnzo Lom- barli, 50, East Boston building con- tractor. who Was shot and killed hear his home by All"sander Dio- talcNi, 40, for whom l.ombardi con- structcd a house.
 After thc shooting. Diotal"vi was attacked hy lomhardI's l$-year- old son, Dominirk who disarmrd the slayer and broke his nose with the iu.t Of the gun.
 DominIck. assisted Ny his broth. TT. Augustine. 15. and his mother, Mrs. Romani l.ombardi. held Dio- t&leN until police arrived. DiotaleNi was arrested on q murder charge.
 According To police. the dispute which reached climaN in the fatal shooting began several days ago when Diotalovi discovered that the roof Of his now house leaked. He was said 10 have denandcd that the contractor reduce the price of the house 5000 because Of defective workmanship. When Tombar1i de Cllned 10 do this the shooting re. suited, according 10 tho authorities.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
THl STRAND

Half Man and Half Woman at strand Thuir-t!ay; also the "epidcr Boy" Bearded Lady" and r.; Other H' .n- freaks. Oi'lcr act, an. Pho
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
Female Rebellion"
 Aroused in Poland

Warsaw, Poland. Nov. %. LPs-An inc "smancipated' women Of Poland laV" been aroused ly the now ord r Of Minister of Posts and Tclcgraphs , Niod2inSki requiring married women employed by his office 10 file writ ion permission ot their husbands to remain in employment.
 A few months ago the Minist CT provoked tho women of the capital hy introducing measured telephone service. thus 'nt"rruntinG many long Winird afternoon chats which had mOnopoliZed the tulQphOue service.
 This time. however, h. has been subjected 10 so many showers Of letters every day from angry mod ern' women that there are indica tionS he may roScind tn" latest order.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22

Lena. the maid. is particularly good.
 Let's Go will be presented every evening this week with matinees on Thursday Thanksgiving Day) and Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
AT THE CAPITOL.

The comedy team Of Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton are pro. ducing many laughs at the Capito in their new comedy scream "NoN We're in the Air" We have scor this couple as soldiers and sailors and now they are a couple of goofy airmen. Aviators of daring. first for the French and then for the Ger. mans.
 It is great photoplay and will be offered today and Wednesday. Be- s&nning Thursday a special holiday program has been arranged and vii! offer one of the greatest double feature shows that has ever been shown here in the past.
 The main attraction will present Syd Chaplin in "The Missing Link" Here is an eXcellen, comedy feature. Thrills and laughter preIominatc and one will never forget the antics of the little monkey, who acts all most human. and is the comedy hit of the picture.
 The companion feature will pre- sent charming Lois Moran anu Ed mund Lowe, late star Of What Prico Glory" in fine offering called Publicity Madness"
 Beginning next Sunday night the management announces the showing of the super-speCial William Fox production, Seventh H"avcn.' II is an adoption of the great stage play of the same name which made q decided hit and it is claimed that the photoplay is even better than the stage show.
 Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell are in the leading roles in this pie lure which critics have agreed. the sweetest love story the films have ever told"
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
"AAE!G:GA. ijE.N MAN, HALT
 NbN:N

"Ih" straUcr,' show on earth" " The Congress Of Livin, Freaks, which comes 10 .ha strand thaater this week bc ginning Thursday aft r. nOon toSo her with q big holiday bill of vaudeville acts and feature photoplays, is aptly termed. This strange aggrrea Ion of genuine "frcaNS' are now en tour of the finest vaudeville theatvrs in the country. Among the freaks are the living wonder. Alberta. the only liv- ing hHli man and hglt woman: the arIni"ss wonder. who Incidentally, douhl" for Lon C&anry in "Th, In, known in which the famous actor portrayed an armies character; the only living spider Boy: the fat, test lady on earth; he man noun tain: th" human skeleton: the bearded lady and a score Of other #traN@' folk you hay" ncvNr before seen on q stage Performances will hn continuous Thursday. Friday and Saturday during th" engagement Of the "i'rcak Congress"
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
Standard Oil Signs
 Third Soviet Contract

N,w York, Nov. % UP)-TEe Standard Oil company of New Y-rN has signed its third contract win the Russian Soyots for q large quantity Of Russian oil products, oil mon believed today, although the company made no annom"amcnt
 That action was in defiance of the powerful Dutch-Shcll group in Eu- rop" and the Standard Oil Of New Jersey, which has sided. it was be- li"yed here. with the Dutch Shell group.
 With pric" cutting competition all ready "Xistant in India. oil experts here expect to se" tho oil war spread into a hugo conflict between the two powerful organizations as to which shall dominate the oil markets. Of the world.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22

AT THE, INCEIN

Victor Hugo's Les Misar;hlcs'' Will be shown for the last time here tonight. It is a tremendous drama or human passiCn. Human passions stripped of civilizations soft gloss raw and unrefincd. Thousands O; half-starved creatures craZod with a sense of new mob power surging with primal instincts - sweeping everything before thcm-burning destroying, glutting themselves with liberty and license-tha French rey- olution. An emotion baMpuot stag gering in immcnsi'y-rro on q prodigious scale. Also Claire Wind sor in "Rlondes by Choice" We'd nesday, Thursday, friday-a double feature bill that will surely please everybody. The main attraction shows Conway Tearlc and Dorothy Sebastion in the Isle of Forgotten Women" an alluring and exciting picture. The companion feature is great airplane melodrama with an all star cast in "A Flame in the SKY Tomorrow night and every Wednesday night is "Rlanket Night" with many beautiful blankets given away.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
New York Creates
 New City District

New York, Nov. 22 UP)-CreN- : ton of a new metropolitan district for New York was announced to- day by the Merchants association Of New York.
 The new area will include all tho territory within 40 mile radius of city hall and will have a population of more than 9,500.O00. The area of the region is 3.765.5 square mile> and includes the territory of nine New Jersey counties reaching to Suffolk and extending east to Nor walk Conn.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
Theater Reviews of
 Current Offerings

LIFTS MoVE'
 By Jessie Hem Ernst and Max simon Characters
 Lena ..-'............. Maudc Eburnc Ir"ce Todd '........ Betty Lawrence ] Theodore Todd ........ Russell Mack { luna -'.''.-.,-....,... Dorothy Tiern.y
 shhltz ithe boss HoyerD .. Hans Hanson ! The Shrik ....,........... Arthur I.. . iH''E .''''''''.'...,.,.. Marshall Hale New Aan ,....,...... William Howard
 Peter Mitrhe, ,Theodores l-ncil
 v, '.'..''''',. ,....'...... Charles Hamrdru
 Professor hrNiy Johnson CGrarc's t"usinl .,.........,...... stuart Fox tt'Httt .'''''+-...,.. 'lih Her ning"r NdfflHh'F -.......... Fred Bradbury | ''.man "A Gro'er1 .. John A. Rcsaa '. Hodge t\ Plunhrrj .. Franklin Waite t''b'tts "A E"altor) .., Robert Brtst,r
 An ovcrabundancc Of dialogue and too many characters obscure the plo, ia Lets Move" which is playing this week al Parsons theater. Hart ford. 10 such an extent that the au- di"nc" bCcoLlcs confused and finds difficulty in Following the thread of the story.
 The cast seems capable Of pro- Niding pleasant evenings enter ta!nment if the authors would re- wise the lines and drop q few char acterr, simplifying the story and bringing 1t more directly 10 the lis toning ears in the house" In its present form, there is 100 much racket and chatter. much of which IS meaningless.
 Lets Move" k based on tho for tunes, good and evil, which boset d young coupl" Who reside in typi- cal New York flat and who buy home in the country. Inexperienced in home huyinE, they select d house at storm Center, l.. l.. which proves 10 he the opposite Of their cherished dream cottage. II has fallen into state Of decay and the nearest nelghbOrS are q horde of mosuuitoes in nearby swamp. The first act reveals thom in the process of nov inE. with the usual complications The second and third acts dcta,' ih"ir arrival and attempt 10 settle down. The show has possibilities as Il farce comedy of the George Kelly typa but there is a deal of work 10 bo done before it is whipped into shape.
 Russell Mack plays thc role of tho young husband but appears to take his task too seriously. He should give way more to what our very best psychologists call emotional r9.easc." Betty Lawrence makes a good wife but the author forces her 70 be suspicious Of her husband to the point of overdoing the thing. Dorothy Tierncy is at ease as the siren stcnographer and handles hcr well. Maude Eburne as
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
PLAN Ni\iCniI, DAIRY

Warsaw, Nov, 22, (Rl-The city of Warsaw is planning 10 spend 3,500,- coo zloty, about S400.000, for the construction Of q municipal dairy having daily capacity of nearly o25.0o0 gallons Of milk. About one firth Of the cost will be used to es- tabliSh public milk stations.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
LONG DRIVE WINS WAGER

Cape Giard"au. Mo. Nov. 19 iPD A. r. Astholtz wagored that he could drive from Mariana. Fla. 10 Cape Glrard"au, distance Of l.5o0 miles. in less than 80 hours. He came under the wire in % hours.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
FIRTH PLUMBING INSPECTOR.

Thomas Firth. q former building commissioner, has been named as a member Of the board of plumbing examiners, succeeding Otto Neffler, who has resigned. Mir. Firth is an instructor at the State Trade school in addition to his work as a plumb ing contractor.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22

LIFTS $ MOVE" By Jessie Helm Ernst and Max Sim,
Evening star., 1927-05-21

We did have cause to regret it. The
beginning of Murdock's insurgency
was peculiar. He insurged not so
much against the Speaker as against
Evening star., 1927-05-21

Edith Kelly Gould to Wed Again.
LONDON. MAY q GP.-Announce
Evening star., 1927-05-21
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting. Of the stockholders
Of The American Fire Insurance Company of
d. C.. and the election of nine t91 Trustees
of the Company for the ensuing year will
be he'd at the Office OF the Sompany No No;
IS. 1927: at II am. Polls open from
- "'H' " H. H Il. BERGMAN. Secretary.
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WANTED---A RETURN. LOAD OF FUREI-
ture from New York. Philadelphia or Balti-
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LOWEST RzTFs-FIvE RETURN LOADS
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MAIN 1880. LOCAL MOVING ALSO.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GER
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b G. Nos $685. for ten I0j shares. issued SEst
July II. 1917: 33l32. for ten l10l shares.
issued September 2I. 1917; 33504. for ten
3qo49. for twenty 900 shares. issued May
i. 1928. each in the name OF Thomas B.
Smoot. have been lost, stolen DESTROYED.
Application has been made to the said
Waghington Gas Light Company by Thomas
3. Smoot for the issuance OF duplicate Ger
I tihcates of stock in lieu OF those lost ANY
pereon having or coming into possession of
eaid original certificates OF stock is hereby
warned TO return same to the said Thomas
p Smoot. 45l0 Bowen I'd. Sc, Washington.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

overissue of shares involving millions
Of dollars, is beng sought throughout
the country by district attorneys of
fiCers.
The search orders were issued fol
lowing return of a secret indictment
by the county grand jury Investigate
ing the Julian stock muddle. Bond
for the indicted man was placed at
S250,0O0.
Meanwhile Federal and State Off
GERS put their weight into the inquiry.
Samuel MCNab, United States district
attorney. conferred with II. A. j.
Welch. deputy State corporation com
missioner. who issued the permit for
sale Of stock by the California Eastern
Oil Co. holding concern for Julian.
Both the California Eastern and Ju-
liam Corporation are now under joint
receiverShp. while trading has been
Evening star., 1927-05-21

WANTFD-A RETURN LOAD OF FUREi-
tpre from New York. Philadelphia or Balti-
more. SMITHS TRANSFER AND STOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

| the post Office committee. to which the
| Speaker had appointed him. He had
not been a member of it long before
| he quarreled with its chairman, Mr..
| Overstreet, and he voted with the
| minority more often than he did with
| the ma jority Then he extended his
| quarrels to the other members Of the
| committee. and before long they were
| complaining vigorously to the Speaker
| for appointing a man he did not know
much about. The complaints came
| from both Republicans and Democrats.
| The Speaker never told them the story
Of the appointment or even admitted
that he had made n mistake, but
merely advised cooperation and pa
tience.
That was the beginning Of Muir
docks insurgency. He never had a
quarrel with the Speaker and his only
grievance against Mr.. Cannon was
that he had appointed members of
the committee who would not agree
with him. But in the great fight that
followed Murdoch had the best right
of anybody to say that the Speaker
used favoritism in committee appoint
ments, for he was the only man who
had ever been appointed through ia
voritism. He kept insurging more
and more until in 1912 he left the
Republican party to follow the Bull
Moose. Unlike most Of the Bun
Mooses, he did not come back to the
party; he lost his seat in Congress.
and finally Democratic President
Wison-took care of him by giving
him Federal office, which he still
holds.
There is plenty Of human nature
in insurgents and reformcrs," con-
Guided Uncle Joe as we reviewed name
after name. ''They are not all sanity
martyrs to the blessed cause of purity
in politics. For that matter, God help
us, there is plenty of human nature
in us all. But / think / care less" he
ended with a dry grin, ''for the kind
Of human nature that makes insur-
gents than 1 do for the kind of human
nature that governs wicked Old parti-
sans like you and me"
fCopyright. 1879
Evening star., 1927-05-21

] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted hy any one other than my
self. A. ERNEST SACHS. 50I5 8th ct NV.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

for your request. I have confidence
in your judgment and in the intelli-
gence and industry Of newspaper men
as | have known them in Washington.
l admit that it might be the proper
place for good newspaper man, be-
cause the second-class matter is the
great burden Of the postal service
Evening star., 1927-05-21
MEMOIRS OF UNCLE JOE CANNON


House. 1t is A place requiring in
dustry, intelligence and honest effort
not for man to play politics.
Il don't know what qualifications
Mr. Murdoch has for the work He
has given me no reason why should
assume the responsibility. You are
the only person who has asked me to
do this, and you have given a reason
Evening star., 1927-05-21

ment was made today that Edith Kelly
Gould. former wife of Frank jan
Gould, will be married to Albert de
COurville. London theatrical producer.
at the London registry Office next
" ednesdaN.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

He might help the committee with in.
formation as to the publishing bust
ness and enable it to weed out the
fake publications from the legitimate,
am going to take YOU at your word
and assign Mr.. MurdoCk to this com
mittee because YOU have asked it and
have given me your judgment that he
will make good This one assignment
Evening star., 1927-05-21
u. S. SEEKS BROKER
IN BIG STOCK MUDDLE E
Alleged 0verissue of Shares In
volving Millions Laid to
Jacob Berman.

BY the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, May 2l.-Jacob
Berman, also known as Jack Bennett.
who had charge of the stock depart
ment Of Julian Petroleum Corpora
tiOn prior to the barring of an alleged
Evening star., 1927-05-21

That her husband hit her in the
face and blackened her eye while go.
ing in a taxi from the church to her
home. was the charge of a sydney
New Zealand. bride, who had her hus-
band arrested five hours after the
wedding ceremony.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Assignment Brought Regret.

is yours, and l hope YOU and / will
have no cause to regret it,
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