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Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28
MOTHERS

Watch for symptoms Of worms
in your children. These parasites
are the great doatroyars OF child
life. If you have ressol to think
your child has worms, ac, quickly.
Give the little one q dose or two Of
Whites Cream Vermifugc. Worms
cannot exist where his time tried
ard successful remedy is used. II
drives out the worms and restores
the rosy hue of health TO baby
cheeks. Price 35c. Sold by
BATES DRUG COMPANY
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28

A bottle of Herbino on the shelt
at home is like having Jhe doctor in
the house all ths time. Il gives in
slant relief when the digestioh eetl
cut of order or the bowels fail to
act. One or two doses is al that ia
necessary to start things rowing and
restore that fine feeling OF exhilarat-
ion and buoysncy Of spirits which be-
longs only to perfect health. Prieo
zee. Sold by
BATES DRUG COMPANY.
Adv.
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28
STUMPAGE WANTED

Pine and Hardwood or Mixed viii
pay $500 for information
No Agent. Ask Us. Owner Only.
HORTON AND SONS,
oklahoma City, Okla.
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28
ILL MAN INVENTs NEW FORD

ID MAN INVENIS NEW FORD
GAS SAVER & QUICK STARTER
Walter Critchlow, 4403-P. ST.,
Wheaton, H., has patented now
gas saver and quick stsrtc~ dat
beats anything ever gotten out. With
q on Fords show rs high as oG Iuiles
on / gallon Other machines lie
equally well. This new invention
saves gas an oil, makes a Ford
start instantly in snv weather alG
completely dc-oarboni@es the engine
Mr.. CritchIow offers free 10 nd
.vertise. Write him FOR one He al
$50 wants Count or State Distributors
who can make $500 to $500 month.
Iy-Al-
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28
BAPTIST CHURCH

Pastor Rev. A. W. King
Sunday School every Sunday at 10
O'Clock. Church ~--y First and Tn
'ld Sunday at II O'Clock; and 10
clock p NJ.
B. y. p. L. every Sunday o'clock
p. H. - Every one cordially invited
to attend these services.
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28
WARMING ORDER.

No. 17G0. la The chancery court
Of Hampstead County, Ark.
Bertha Muldrow, plaintiff VS..
Jackson Muldrow, defendant.
The defendant, Jackson Muldrow
ie warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Bertha
Muldrow.
Witness my hauc and seal Of aid
codIt this Sth DAY Of Dcccmber,
, 1926.
F. Y. TRIMBLE, Clerk,
(seal)
W. H. Etter, for plaintiff.
Steve Carrigan, atty. sd litem.
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28
ChH5 5rcu's Fatal Diseases

Worms and parasites in the inteSt-
ines Of children undermine health and
SO waak1ns their vitality that they
fatal TO child life. The safe course
is 60 give a few doses of Whites
Cream Vermifuge. 1t destroys and
aZpels The worms without the slight
est injury to the health or activity
of the child. Price 35c. Sold by
BATES DRUG COMPANY.
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28
WARNING ORDER

In Justice Court OF Spring Hill
Township.
Before O. o. Brint ]. P.
j. W. Moses .---....--.- ..........-.....Plaintin
VS.
G. w. Gish .....--....--... ............Defendsnt.
THE defendant c. W. Glsh is warn
ei 10 appear i'm this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
n the plaintiff, J. W. Moses
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court this 29th day of Dscem-
hsr. 1926.
o. .. Brint--J. p.
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The following are the appointments
Of John G. Williams for his work In
Hampstead County:
COLUMBUS
First Sunday Morning and night.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10
Washington
Second and forth Sundays, morn
and night. Christian Endeavor 6:45
P. N.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10
FULTON
Third Sunday, Morning and night
7;15 y. NJ.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10
MARLBROOK.
Second and fourth Sundays P. ".
Sunday School every Sunday at 10
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28
WARNING ORDER

NO. 1T74 In ths Chancery Court
of Hampstead County Arkansas.
Rosa Shell Plalnuu
vs.
r7l shell Defendant
Tho Defendant Carl She'll is warn
I'd TO appear IN this court within thir-
ty days snd answer the complaint Of
the Plaintiff, Rosa She'll
Witness my hand and ths seal OF
said court this 18th day Of Jan. 1927.
(SEAL) F. Y. Trimble' Clerk
3. q. Arnold For Plaintiff
L. .. Monroe Atty. al litem.
U------
FOR SALE English White Leg
horn Roosters, pedigreed stock about
nine mcnths old a Sl.5O each, if You
want one come early. Bob Keel
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28

sAM-"Henry did you Git yer razor
yit at Do Telygraf orfcs
HENRY" Nav / got ma shave C-
week befo dey glib dem away.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
MISSISSIPPI RIVER FLOODS, WORST
IN HISTORY, LIKELY TO INCREASE

Relieved by the break in the
Mississippi leNee at Dor4na. Mo. the
Hickman area showed i slight de
cline in the flood stage and obsorv-
ers were confident that the Reelfoot
levee would hold unless unforeseen
misfortune developed.
Record Flood.
Memphis Is 10 have a stage OF IS
feet hy saturday,, according to the
local weather official The highest
On record heretofore was iG.6 in
1915, when disaster followed the
southwark movement OF the giant
river.
Improvement is noted in the stu
alton a. New Madrid, Mo. where
bitter fight has been Haged since the
onslaught o. the waters. Millions Of
acres Of Missouri and Arkansas
ands wouid be inundated by a break
thore.
State troops today we're guarding
the tops Of the big dykes III Bolivar
and Washington counties, Mississ-
irpt.
a grave situation obtains in the
lower Iazoo- Mississippi delta in the
opinion a. Dennis Murphfree, Miss
isSppl's governor who has Just made
: tour o. the section. Many persons
are destitute both o: food and OF re-
sources, the governor reported. and
considerable percentage Of these
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18

II the governor has anything to
say. he will say it, Bishop Law
renee said in commenting on the re-
port. which was said to have ema-
mated from the state house. III
have written anything to the govern
or about the Sacco-Vanzetu case. II
is for him TO say what have writ
ten
Saeco-Nanzetti sympathizers were
expected 20 appeal 10 Mayor NAL
COIN l.. Nichols today or tomorrow
for permission TO Use famed Faneuil
Han for a public protest meeting.
Use OF this hall was refused those
who fought unsuccesstullv to save
the lives OF the three Waltham car.
barn bandits. executed at the state
prison on January s. A similar re-
tusa! was expected to gree, the new
appeal.
resolution relating 20 the Sacco
Ndnzetti case Will be presented tn.
national convention OF the Workers
Educational Bureau here this Week.
Hanover n. H., April is tuP,--
The Sacco- Nauzetti case should be
thoroughly investigated before tn.
TWO radicals are put 10 death FOR
double murder committed more than
seven years ago, IN the opinion o;
representative members o. the Dart
mouth faculty.
The Dartmouth undergra duate
publication, today quotes certain
members o: the faculty as follows:
James Prichardson. professor OF
political science-'I think that the
suggestion that Governor Fuller fot
Nassachusetts) appoint an impartial
board TO make an intensive study OF
the case and 10 make a formal re-
port advising Governor Fuller 10
Use his right TO either commute or
confirm the decision. is very sound
and feasible. Furthermore. the case
should he reviewed because OF the
serious International aspect which
The case has taken. and compli.
ment w G. Thorn pson Counsel for
the defense) for his excellent j,Ids-
ment in not going through the mo-
lions Of appealing the case to tn.
United States supreme court, which
would give the impression abroad
that all the odum OF injustice which
has been attached to the case In
Massachusetts would be transferred
TO the national tribunal"
Dean Gray OF the Tuck schcol--
Il hope that the governor o. Massa-
chusetts will ind occasion to conf
mute the sentence In order that more
time will be allowed 10 prove or dis
prove conclus.vely the innocence or
guilt of the condemned"
L. B. richardson. professor OF
chemistry-'I am inclined to doubt
the justice of the decision from, the
very fact that SO many respected
people OF the community have ex-
pressed an opinion that injustice has
been done. There Is undeniably a ne
cessity for a examination OF the
evidence by people unprejudiced by
war hysteria. The most adverse re-
Election that could be made upon the
administration o. justice in the
United States would be the execu-
ton OF Sacco and Vanzetti."
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
STAR PIANISTS COMING
TO ROTARY CLUB LUNCH
Phil Gilman. Victor Arden and Max
kortlander to PLAY Here
Thursday.

Phi, Gilman. Victor Arden and
Max kortlander. piano stars. ma
tionally famous artists in leading
theatrical circles. will provide enter
'ainment at the meeting O: the New
Britain Rotary club Thursday noon.
The concert is being arranged by
Rotarian Art Gibbs OF the Gibbs
piano company.
Phil Gilman probably Is better
known in this city than the others,
although all three names are ia
nllilar TO audiences wherever there
are too.lights. talking machines.
radios or concert auditorlums. Oh
man is the son OF Rev. DR.. s G.
Gilman, former pastor Of the First
lutheran church. He was born in
New Britain and grew up in this
city. He starred with Victor Arden
in Tip Toes and Lady Be Good"
and both now are starring in oh,
Kay" in New York.
Max kortlander is recording man
aser for the Q. r. S. music roll COM
Qany and ia said TO be America 5
foremost exponent OF Syncopated
piano playing.
The program was arranged by P.
X. Van YORK, formerly OF The An
eelus Co. who has promoted pro
grams O. similar nature all over
he country.
All three Will come direct from
Enu. Norl, occo,,, ,,a,iaj i,v "Jarl,n
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
START EXCAYATlNG FOR
SOUTH MAIN ST. PAYlN'
Steam Shovel Begins to Dig 10
Preparation For Improvement
OF Southern Artery.

Excavation Of South Main street
was begun this morning with q
steam shovel in operation. The road
way will be prepared for pavement
on both sides of the trolley car rails
but the actual operation Of laying
pavement will not be started until
the Eastern Railways Company has
gwen approval OF a plan for discon-
tinuing rail- service on South Main
street, at which time the rails will
be taken up, A meeting of the
board OF directors of that company
viii be held April 81. The Connec-
ticut Co., lessee Of the franchise. has
that the city's plan be
approved and that trolley hence
forth be run on Maple street only.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
Car Skids on Oily Road:
Owner Seeks Damages

The first claim of the year for
damages alleged to have resulted
from the citys failure to place sand
on newly oiled highways has been
filed by Grecnberg & lie Witt. attor-
neys for the Spring Street Bottling
Works. setting forth that a truck
Of the petitioner was damaged on
Whiting street. A broken radiator,
smashed lights and tenders are
itemized. The resolution will be
referred to the claims committee by
the common council.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
" Gather Bureau Warns
That More Rain Is En-
pected - Levees Being
Strengthened Thous-
ands of Persons Driven
From Homes.

Washington. April IS tP-Ar
early Improvement In the Mississippi
river flood situation is likely 10 be
prevented, the weather bureau re-
ported today, by the occurrence o.
showers in parts OF Arkansas and
Oklahoma and the likelihood o: rain
today IN Ohio and Mississippi val
ieys.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
BREAKS Up CRAP GAME,

Officer Thomas Blanchette broke
up d crap game about Sis last eve-
ming near the O'Neil parking place
on Washington street and caught
as ii years. The officer confscated
the dice and warned the lad he
would be brought into juvenile
court If caught gambling again.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18

hibiting the free exercises thereof.
In this spirit" concludes the gov
ernor's letter, Il join with fellow
Americans of all creeds in a fervent
prayer that never again in this land
Viii any public servant be challenged
because OF the faith in which he has
tried to walk humbly with his God. =
No Religious Conflict
The governor cites the 10 times he
has been elected to public office. and
observed that he never has known
any conflict between his official
duties and religious belief.
If there were conflict, I. Of all
ren. could not have escaped it, be-
cause ! have not been a silent man,
hut a battler for social and political
reform" he said. These battles
would in their very nature disclose
this conflict if there were any"
The governor, calling attention to
a statement in the Marshall letter
that the Roman Catholic church
church must prevail over the state.
says: You write as thought there
we're some Catholic authority or
tribunal to decide with respect to
such conflict. OF course. there is no
such thing.
Your church, Just as mine, Is
voicins the injunction of our COM
mon Saviour to render unto Caesar
the things that are Caesars and unto
God the things that are Gods.
No Conflict Possible
In the widest dreams OF your
ina gination You can not coniure up
a possible conflict between religious
principle and political duty in the
United States, except on the un-
thinkable hypothesis that some law
were to be passed which violated the
common morality Of all God fearing
Glen.
Tn to Conscience
And If you can conjure up such
a conflict how would a Protesta Mt
resolve it? Obviously by the die
tates Of his conscience. That is ex-
actly what a Catholic would do
There is no ecclesia stical tri-
hunal which would have the slight
est claim upon the obedience OF
Catholic communicates in the reso-
luton Of such a conflict
Governor Smith points to his rec
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
Easter Present of $3.50
For Church OrganiSt

An Easter gift, consisting Of Il
purse containing $40 was presented
to Professor Per OLSON. organist
and choir leader at the First Lu'h-
eran church yesterday.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18

steadfastly against any such inter-
ference by whomsoever it may be
urged. And ] believe in the COM
mon fatherhood OF God. In this
spirit l Join with fellow Americans
of all creed in fervent prayer that
never again In this land will any
public servant be challenged be-
cause of the faith in which he has
tried 20 walk humbly with his God"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18

ord as proof that religious discrim-
ination need not exist. His cabinet
ppointments, he says, have been
made solely on the basis of merit
aud Is are Protestants two Catholics
and one a Jew. The assistant to
the governor. he recalls, is a Pro
testant, republican and 32nd
degree Mason.
Mar>hall's Argument
Mr.. Marshall argued that the Ro-
man Catholic church was committed
10 the doctrine of intolerance, and
in his connection he quoted the
Catholic encyclopedia. The COVER
nor said that 'dogmatic intolerance"
meant that inside OF the Catholic
church Catholics are TO be intoler-
ant OF any variance from the dogma
OF the church. He quoted further
from the encyclopedia TO that effect
As TO the syllables OF Pope Plus IN
quoted by Mr.. Marshall on the mat
ter OF a possible conflict between
church and state, hte governor said
it had been declared by Cardinal
Newman to have no dogmatic force.
You have no more right to ask
lue TO defend as part of my faith
every statement coming from a pre-
late" wrote the governor. than I
should have TO ask you to accept as
an article OF your religious faith
every statement OF an Episcopal
bishop"
All Religions Equal
The governor quoted statements
Catholic American prelates defend
ing equality OF all religions before
the law.
y think you have taken your
thesis from the limbo OF defunct
controversies" the governor wrote
in quoting Archbishop Bowling on
the question OF church and state.
The governors letter said that he
was not theologian but on
theological matters involved in the
controversy he had taken counsel
with one whose patriotism would
not be questioned-the Rev, FRAMES
P. Duffy. chaplain of a New York
Catholic regiment in the World war
The governor argued that the an
rulm"nt Of the marriage OF the Duke
and Duchess OF Marlborough had
been to restore individual status IN
the church. not to interfere with
civil courts
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18

Several English railroads use yell
low lights instead of'red for danger
signals.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18

Boston, April is UP>--Governor
Fuller is asked 10 stay the death
sentences OF Nicola Sacco and Bar
tolomeo Nanzetu in a resolution
which has been adopted by the Bos-
ton Central Labor Union.
The resolution also requests the
governor TO appoint a commission to
review the eyidnlce in the sensa-
tlonal case. Efforts for a more dras-
nc demonstration of protest failed
at sundays union meeting.
Interest in the case had been
heightened today by a report that
Bishop William Lawrence of the
Episcopal chulch had promised his
support to ths sacco-yanzet,i cause.
Interviewed, the bishop would neith-
ar affirm nor deny the rumor.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
SACCO, VANzE77I
Fight CONTINUES
British LaboriteS Protest. Dos.
Ton Labor Party, Too

Leicester. England, April IS GF--
The independent labor party confer
ence decided today to send a mes
sage TO the Governor Of Massachu-
sets demanding the release OF Mic
ola Sacco aud Eartolomeo Nauzetti.
who are under sentence OF death for
murder in that state.
The conference also adopted a
resolution protesting against the
British military measures in China
and calling for withdrawal OF the
armed forces there,
The resolution included an amend
ment pledginS the party. individual
ly and collectively, 10 refuse all war
service, including the manufacture
and transportation OF munitions, If
war broke out.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
c1dIaa ,had III Use all Ssl.6.M d Slogeae,e,

Pe.soss hs~ies sorma vision viil b sbas read ths
nsins dkssacs of u inches from Gle eyes Nth eass
snd -nrnfcst also ~n DO able 10 read with eseh
sepfaeiy unable to DO so are defective and
shu,Sd have immediate sttentinn. Whee the eysa b.
e~ps stsd from seattns sewini a the Letters loot
bnred snd ran together Il . . sure indication that
eanAs needed TIE leases soid In ths cheap goojs
surfsssa Continued n these prer iens-s Will result
osvs injury from the constant straN upon tAa as,
de- 4 ssrsmmndsunn to supply the delsrts b the sJa@
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
Smith ADMITS NO
Church Powers

Continued from Page Seven)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
MarShhll's RenlY

New York. April IS IUP)-Im-
nortant passages OF Charles c.
Marshall's reply to Governor Al
Smiths letter explaining his recon
citation Of Catholic church beliefs
and the constitution OF the United
q a., i.,cl IL
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
Catholic Convictions

The convictions OF the Roman
Catholic church that the religion Of
Christ is wholly and exclusively
committed 10 her and that the poll
teal sovereignty OF the papacy was
created by direct act Of God for the
purpose o. administering and dis
penSing that religion among men
y X 4 have resulted In a polity that
is in conflict with the rights OF non
Roman Catholics. \ They de-
velop in the human mind subjected
to the teachings Of that church
those conceptions that I referred to
as irreconcilahle with the principles
OF civil and religious liberty. Hill
laire Bolloc. one of your most dis
tinguished laymen. declares: The
Roman Catholic church is, in its
root principle at issue with civic
definitions of freedom and author
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-18
Admits Catholics Achievements

No one is more willing than !
to acknowledge the splendid record
OF Roman Catholic achievement IN
duty we'll performed in our civic and
communal life. upon the field OF
battle, and in every department OF
human service. Y X Y base my in
quiries on the policy of the Roman
Catholic church and you persist in
discussing its faith and religion. In
my opinion the faith and the polity
q rG Diff fl,t,,
, 1927-04-09

San Diego.-fhe United States trans
port .'Hendersen" sailed today for Shang-
hal with fifteen hundred Officers and Ma
rire troops,
Paris,-Jean lie Cour Grandmaison and
Marquis De La Ferrennays Rayalist de-
puties together with eleven other conser-
vative deputies of the right Of the Cham
Der called on the French Government to-
day to invite all civilized Nations to join
in the Limitation of Naval ATmamert3
upon a basis submitted by them in a re-
solution introduced in the Chamber today
the Naval values and functions Of the
principal catagories of Naval units are
discussed at considerable length in the
preamble of the resolution the concIu-
si0ns of which are that Battleships and
Battlecruisers should be eliminated by
international agreements thus at once
saving one of the greatest items of Naval
expenditure, secondly cruisers should be
limited to ten thousand tons with eight
inch guns as provided in the Washington
agreement, third submarines should be
abolished provided the tonnage of light
cruisers is limited by percentages giving
great Britain not more than twice the
tonnage of any other European power
leaving the United States in equality with
England and fixing Japan ratio at three
to five as the Washington Convention.
France, however, must have a Mediter-
ranean feet in equality with Italy and
such additional percentage may be deem-
ed sufficient to protect her Atlantic and
overseas Colonies.
, 1927-04-09

rage to charge my chum and guest with
such a crime" cried Maude.
Miss Foss, let me see the hand bag
700 guard with such care'' said Dan as
he took it from the sideboard just back
Of Miss Foss as she arose and grabbed
for it.
The handbag. disclosed a full set of
master and skeleton keys. a good supply
OF the drug. under the Influence of which
a person became unconscious, a roll of
money to the amount of $4,000 90, con
tanning a hundred dollar bill, which Tom
recognized as one he'd had.
Tie next morning, Maude sought Tom
privately. saying: Il am all undone.
Who would have thought it ? | had set
my heart on Vivea becoming my sister"
How would you like Rachel BuckwaI-
ter for a sister 2" asked Tom.
Rachel is sweet little girl, but oh it
seem Ike an awful come. down to accept
the maid instead of the mistress for a
sister, replied Maude as she began to
cry.
We'll, we are just plain, common folks
ourselves. have learned that little
Rachel is whole, wheat. there is no chaff
there" said Tom as he wiped the tears
from his sisters eyes.