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New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
EMMANUEL CHURCH
 IN ANNUAL SESSION
Treasurer Makes Report and
 Officers Are Elected

Officers were elected and finances reported by the Emmanuel Gospel church in annual meeting last eve ming. Treasurer William Atkinson reported that total receipts were s6, 5S9l0. Of this amount S7S was contributed to home missions and s9SS.45 10 foreign missions
 Officers were elected as follows: Deacons. William Atkinson, Martin Fuller. Herman Hanson, Benjamin Woodwork, Edward Beardsley, Will bur Clark and F. Wiley: deacon- csses, Mrs. M. S. Anderson, Mrs. Will liam Atkinson, Mrs. Dwight Dicker- man. Mrs. c. Cutie, Mrs. Hannah Cute, Mrs. A. D. Hart, Mrs. Ethel Reed. Mrs, Walter Weed: honorary deacon, Herbert Spencer, honorary deaconess, Mrs. Laura Moody; trus- tees, Fred Wiley. Herman Hanson, William Atkinson. Edward Beard sley, Walter Weed; church clerk, Mrs. NJ. $. Anderson; assistant church clerk, II. kayser; treasurer, l William Atkinson; assistant treasur- CT, L. Lockwood; financial secre- tary, Henry kayser, assistant fnan- cial secretary. Edward Ialieb; chair man Of ushers, Michael MCFadden: assistant chairman Of ushers, Roger !! Clark; pianist, Mrs. NJ. $. Anderson assistant Mrs. Walter Weed: chair man of cottage prayer meeting com
 mittee, Fred Wiley; assistant, Henry
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
and may force some increases in

and may force some increases in rates.
 The financial report shows an in- crease in net income or Sl.092,404. For the first time in years dividends were paid to holders of first pre- ferred shares and, with inauguration of dividends on the new prior pre- ference stock, there was credit balance of s2,47S.759. Passenger revenues also increased for the first time in a long period. Allowing for the lease of the lines north Of Wells River, Vt, this in- crease was figured at s75,o00 in contrast to a decrease in 1925 Of s1,500.000.
 Freight from western connections showed a gain but there was no change in the number of cars load ed on Its own lines which the re- port describes as, "a reflection of in-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Announcement is made of the en- eagement of Miss Violet Charlotte Werner, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Gustas Werner of this city, to Will liam c. Brandt, son Of Mrs. Eliza beth Johnson Brandt Of Bridgeport.
 Miss Werner is stenographer for the law firm Of Greenberg 6 Le Witt and is an active member Of the Young Peoples society Of the Swedish Bethany church. Mir, Brandt attended New York univer- sity where he was a member Of Phi Kappa Tau and Phi Lambda Beta fraternities. At present he is assist ant secretary of the North End Bank and Trust of Bridgeport. No date has been set for the wedding.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

What New Britain man served the United States government as patent solicitor?
 2-What New Britain men were Congressman from Connecticut?
 3-Where was the Russwin Hotel !?
 4--Who was the architect for that building?
 5--Why did plans fail for placing in Walnut Hill park tho Soldiers Monument, situated in Central Park?
 6-When was the New Britain High school founded?
 7-Who is principal Of the New Britain Normal school and when was he appointed?
 S-What former New Britain res- ident was welterweight boxing champion Of the world for a num- Der of years? 9-What was his real name? 10-What New Britain man was a state senator and, at the same time mayor of the city?
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

dustrial conditions In northern New England"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Brilliant Handball
 Artists Meet Today

Detroit, March IS (UP)-Frank Burke. of San Francisco, hardest slugger Of 8 handball ever seen on a local court, and yet one Of the most accurate. today met Al Hobelman, Of Baltimore, National Y. M C. A. champion and the tallest, longest reaching player ever 10 compete here, in the feature match of the National A. A. L. handball semi finals.
 The winner Of the match will face t. victor of another in which George Nelson, partner Of Hohel-
 man, in Baltimore, plays Al Schau- felberger. Detroit city champion.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Promotion hadn't

HE GOULD remember when the whole office had called him the coming man. What a difference now He was barely getting alongl His pep. his energy. all his old-tme fight were gone. His prospects shattered! !! What had happened2
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
NOW YOU ASK ONE
\ QUIZ ON SCIENCE.

Newspapers and magazines Of late have been full O. stories about scientific men and discoveries. II you've followed such articles you shouldn't have much trouble with Now You Ask One" today-lt deals with things scientific. You'll ind the answers on page 34.
 l--Who was Charles Darwin?
 With what great scientific dis coyery is the fall Of an apple con- 1ected?
 $--What far-reaching theory is assocIatei with the name of Profes- sor Albert Etnstein2
 4-Nho demonstrated the clrcu- lation Of the blood
 5--For what IS Sir Joseph Lister famous?
 G-In what way is the British ship Beagle linked with science?
 7-What Austrian priest dlscov- cred the existence Of definite laws in connection with heredity?
 6-In what branch of science was Laplace famous?
 )-Who proved that lightning is an electrical phenomenon?
 lJ--What is the speed of light?
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Long Distance Hiker
 Covers B Mile Course

Charlotte, N. C.. March ls Wl-- Mrs. R. F. Werner, challenger for the women's long distance cham.
 pionship, today felt none the worse
 for the es-mile hike she took yes
 terday for the dual purpose of cele- brating her Fist birthday. and to keep herself in condition. She cov- cred the distance in three hours and
 50 minutes.
 Miss Eleanora Sears. Boston so-
 ciety woman. titleholder. and Mrs. Charles Hutchins, Of Burnsvtlle, x.
 C., another aspirant. both have been
 challenged by her.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

part-bran product the quantity of bulk is usually too small to be effective. That is why doctors recommend ALL.BRAN-be. cause it is l00% bran.
 No need 10 risk habit forming drugs!
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
SEVERE BLOW TO TEAM

Medtord, Mass, March IS F- Tufts college baseball hopes suffer ed 2 severe blow today when it was learned that Captain Freddie Full ton of Milton probably would be lost for the season. Fulton, who played shortstop for two years, was stricken yesterday with a stomach disorder. A blood transfusion was found necessary at a hospital to which he was taken.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
BOSTON AND MAINE 1 RECORD IS G00D
Best Operating Efficiency in
 History Shown

Boston, March IS P-Best op- erating efficiency records in the his- tory of tho Boston and Maine rail- road were reported today in the an- nual statement. They were coupled, however, with notice that recent wage increase awards will make nec- essary eve" more efficient operation,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
PEk|N GOVT. SENDS
 DEMANDS 10 REDS
Release of Steamer and Prisoners
 Insisted on

1,ondon, March IS tP}-A peremp- torv demand from soviet Russia has feen received by the Picking govern Yent for the immediate release or fhe Russian steamer Pamslt Lenina and of Mine. Borodin and three sov- let couriers arrested on the vessel
 A report from Shanghai of fur ther successes by the Cantonese in their campaign to capture Ranking which is expected 10 be taken by the southerners, and the possibility that the Cantonese gereralissino may throw in his lot with the shan tlsngesa to defend Shanghai were among the features in the Chinese situation today,
 To the Pekiue governments charge that the soviet has violated International obligations by aiding t.e nationalist movement and the assertion that in the diplomatic mail pouch Of the ''diplomatic couriers," :" who had no diplomatic passports, were found plans for action in the Sangtse Valley and about Shanghai, the soviet government retorts that these documents were placed in the pouch by white" Russian officers serving with the northern Chinese armies. The purpose Of these Of fcers, the soviet adds, was to pro- vide for the northerners an excuse for seizing the Pamtat L.enina. The note also protests against the pres ence Of these Russian officers in the Chinese army.
 Charges that 'barbarous indigni- Ees' were meted out to the three touriers, who were kept handcuff- ed, are made in the Russian note It says the soviet consul who in- vestigated at Ranking the seizure of the steamer ascertained tha, this action was prearranged and that the Pamiat Lenina had been converted into a warship.
 In despatch to the Daily Mai from Shanghai Sir Perciyal Phil. lips asserts that there are signs that Ranking is steadily being sur. rounded by the Cantonese. He adds that 1t seems certain Lishui. 2; miles southeast of Nanking, ha: been captured and that the Can tonese apparently are moving dowr the Yangtse toward Ranking, : pivotal point for operations agains Shanghai. The Cantonese also havt effectively cut the ShanghaiNan king railway a short distance iron Soochow, says the correspondent.
 Sir Percival, who is noted as ; war correspondent, is of the belle that General Chang Tsung Chang commander of the Shantunges forces defending Shanghai, anC General Chang kaishek, generalis simo Of the Cantonese army haV reached an agreement by whicl Chang Kai-Shek may secede to tn southern cause and join hands wit Chang Tsung- Chang in an effort { set up a new government to hol Shanghai against the southerners.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
THREE MONTHS DIVORCE LAW

Carson City, New, March IS P}- The Nevada legislature enacted a three months divorce law in the closing hours of it's session early to- day when both houses adopted a conference committee report on the measure, which originated in the assembly, The bill would permit the filing of divorce suits with three months of legal residence in the state. Another article Of the bill makes insanity grounds for divorce.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

c. Capen; publicity committee, Ed-
 ward Beards!ey, chairman, Henry Kayser, Mrs. M. S. Anderson; flower committee, chairman. Mrs. H. Col.
 by; assistant, Mrs. H. c. Capen; open air committee, chairman, John Dia- kum; assistant, Henry kayser: au- ditors, Mrs. II. Cute. Mrs. Michael
 NCt'adden.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

Miss Hattie E. Osten, teacher of history and civics at Central Junior High school. received her early ed- ucation at Passaic N. J. Later she was graduated from Bacon academy at Colchester, this state, and from the state normal school at Willi- mantle. She attended several ses- sions at the Yale summer school.
 In addition to her experience in this city. Miss Osten taught the seventh grade at Colchester and geography and hygiene in the eighth grade of the South Manchester pub lie schools.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

Woman suffrage throughout the nation is seven years old. and 1927 will witness the seating of 122 wom- ep in the legislatures of 34 states.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23

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plain or contrastingly trimmed. s
II to 40.
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iture of $72,718,532, OF which the
Government will be. asked to pay
66 2-3 per cent.
The project calls for construction
Of numerous reservoirs and dams
with 1925, 105-acre feet capacity for
the purpose of holding back flood
waters.
1.-The Arkansas River provides 35
per cent of the flood waters that
flow into the Mississippi River"
Harrill said today. "If it can be
curbed at its source, as we believe
it can by following out the flood
control program prepared by expe-
rienced engineers for the State of
Oklahoma, one-third of the flood
waters of the Mississippi River will
be held back"
The Oklahoma project was origi-
nally designed for. the State, al
though it has always contemplated
Federal aid.
Harrill says that flood control has
become so vital a national prob
lem that his State is presenting its
program to the Government in the
hope that it can be included in the
program to be presented to Con-
gress by the Coolidge Administra-
ton this fall.
In connection with its dams and
reservoirs, Oklahoma has included
many hydro-electric power projects,
some of which will be private and
some public, Harrill says.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23
CHINESE TRADE HIT
Civil War Causes Marked
Business Slump.
BIZ Times SpcciaL

BIZ Times Special
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-For
the first time, America is feeling the
effects Of the Chinese lcivil war in
the volume of trade.
The U. S. Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce has received
advance information that trade be-
tween this country and Shanghai
will show a Is per cent decline this
year as compared with last year,
and that with Canton will fall off at
least 80 per cent.
The department of foreigners, I'M
employment disturbances in Han
kow, disruption of Yangtze River
traffic, and chaotic conditions in
port cities, have resulted in low
buying power. The luxury trade is
suffering most heavily. Sugar, dyes,
cotton piece goods, wheat flour,
canned fruit and novelty lines are
feeling the pinch. China has $1,000
autos of which 10000 are American
made. This trade is heavily hit.
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BIZ United Press

BIZ OHtted Press
HOLLYWOOD, June 23-Evi-
dence of the manner in which film
dom rallies to the support of its own
was presented during the recent
trial of Paul Kelly for the alleged
"bare-knuckle" murder of Ray Ray
mond, musical comedy star.
Six members of the film colony
were called as character witnesses
for Kelly and another half dozen
were in the courtroom waiting to
testify.
James Kirkwood was the first of
the line of motion picture cele-
britieS. He said he had known
Kelly for ten years, had met him at
the Lambs club in New York and
that Kelly's reputation was good.
He added that he had never seen
the man on trial take a drink.
Lila Lee, otherwise Mrs. James
Kirkwood, testified to the same eff
feet AS she passed Kelly on her
way down from the witness stand
she placed her hand on his shoulder
and said, Good luck, Paul"
Matt Moore, actor; Owen Davis,
playwright; John J. Cain, New York
executive manager of the Famous
Players-Lasky organization; and
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OKLAHOMA IN
FLOOD RELIEF,
PLEA TO ARMY
State Wants Government to
Pay TWo-ThirdS of
Program Cost.
BY G.. J. LILLEY

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Okla-
homa today will be the first State
to present a definite flood control
program to the United States Army
engineers.
Maj. Gen. Edwin Jadwin, chief
of Army engineers, will be asked by
Tom G. Harrill, Oklahoma flood
commission head, to include in tbs
War Department recommendations
to Congress for a reservoir flood
control system worked out for the
Arkansas River and its tributaries
in Oklahoma.
This flood control program for
Oklahoma contemplates the expend-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23
PLANS MAIL CAR LIGHT
Railway Clerk Invents Continuance
to Aid Night Unloading.

Dennis F. Bradshaw, 235 N. Rural
ST., a railway mail clerk for nine
teen years, has patented a spotlight
for mail cars.
His spotlight, to be fitted to the
side of mail cars, can be turned in
a--half circle at great speed and will
permit the unloading of mail from
moving trains at night without en-
dangering property of persons
standing near the stations, he said.
At present the darkness often
hides the cribs into which the mail
is pitched and often the sacks land
some distances from the crib, Brad
shaw said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-23

An excellent wearing quality OF
these Hose is the narrow Isle top,
where runs usually start First quail
ity silk in white, aunmeta, cham
payne, pearl-blush.