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New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
KINDNESS TEACHES
 JAIL OBEDIENCE
Spanish Women Criminals Get
 Much Attention

Madrid. Spain, Oct. If P,-Wom- en criminal are not numerous in Spain, and when they do commit crimes they ale looked after by the authorities almost parcntally.
 The women's prison for those convicted in Madrid is spacious institution under the direction Of men, but the actual guardianship Of the prisoners is condded to nuns. They guide their charges with gen. tleness. but are strong discipli- narians when necessary.
 A large percentage of those con- victed of robbery are the servant girls from outlying country Nil- ldges. Others have been convicted for crimes of violence against hus- bands and numerous unmarried women for intanticidc.
 Everything is done in the wom- ems jail to recall the inmates back 10 honest ways. Work is provided for prisoners conducting themselves well. They are able to earn as much as three dollars weekly at needle work and ironing. With their earn ings they may purchase food luXu- ries. Some of them arc thus able 10 add sweetmeats and other tidoIts to the prison ration.
 One of the greatest punishmants for the women is 10 be expelled rom the workshops for misconduct and confined to their cell.
 After an hours recreation in the open courtyard each day they are permitted to converse. but not loud ly.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
LIFE SAVER WINS MEDAL
Gas Association HonOrS II. (. Lang of New York for His Gallant Act In Saving Life.

Chicago, Oct 14,--Tho American Gas Association Meritorious Service medal donated by Walter R. Addicks, senior Vice President Of the Con- soiidatcd Gas Company of New York. was awarded here yesterday at the Convention of the American Gas Association to Henry c. Lang of the Northern Union Gas Company of New York. Mir. Lang Wins the medal for his bravery in saving the life of q fellow worker. who was over come by gas while attempting to re- pair a pipe.
 Although almost overcome by fumes, he entered a pit beneath the Armory at Kingsbridge Road, New York, and, after a ten-minute strug- gle managed to carry his co-worker, who lay unconscious in the pit, to the fresh air.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
RADIO STATION AIDS AT WEDDING
Presents Music to Which Bride
 Trip to Altar

Chicago, Oct. II LPt-It was a pal pitant moment. Everything was set for the welding. and bride and eroom-to-he were in the dining room waiting for the wedding march.
 The head of the house was wax ing a hi; migrant As long as ten days ago he had written the fanilys favoritc radio station and asked that the wedding march be played on the organ. He gave the cay and the time to the minute.
 But the voice Of the announcer vas dronilg on about the hog mar kct ruling steady.
 The brides brother was just about to phone the station and say something sharp when Here Comes the Bride" pcaled forth in throathy tones from the loud speaker. and the wedding was on.
 People with requests 10 make, who used 10 call the newspapers and the telephone operator, have now turned to the radio.
 The plea for the rendition of the wedding march at certain time on q certain evening was received by Station WHIT of Chicago and answered to the dot.
 Usually requests for service or Information come in the fan mail. but the telephone is used too.
 A Chi,,rr distance call from St. Louis. 4 fan wanted to know when Chicago would revert to central standard time.
 An anxious mother In Iowa asked Station WMAQ, Chicago, 10 have some one meet her little daughter, please, when she arrived in Chi cago and to see that she got on the right train for Detroit where she was going for a vacation.
 The morning mail of another Chicago station contained re- quests:
 From woman In Nebraska ask ing if the station would kindly un- Gertake to market her crochet ork.
 From an Illinois farmer whl sought to know the difference be- tween a first and second mortgage.
 From a woman in Iowa who would be obliged if the station would recommend a good vacuum cleaner.
 From a Chicago woman who re- spectfully suggested that the sta ton would do her a great favor by sending her a recipe for a good Caramel iced cake.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

on intellectual women with horror. l was always introduced at parties as being 'frightfully clever and the result was that no young man would dance or talk 10 me"
 Men students Of the University, however, have offered other ex- plantations. They say that the "un- dergra1uette." as the girl student is known at the University. dresses frowsily, knows nothing of makeup. and thinks more Of the inside of her head than the outside of her body.
 The Oxford Union year book prints the names Of women students who have been members of the Uni vorsty in the last septctte Of years. and intersporses in italics the namesof those who have married. At Oxford in" woman student is known as an ''undcrgraductte"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
Woman Gains Post
 as Director of Air

Trenton, x. J., Oct. 14 lPt-N1iss board of managers of the Trenton Interstate Fair, is one of the first women to hold such q post.
 Miss Laifan was formerly one of the stenographcrs, but she is now secretary treasurer of the Inter- State Fair and is the year-round executive Of the organization.
 Girls and boys club work is her hobby. The work, she believes. will of every fair and exposition in the country.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
FEW OXFORD WOMEN
 TAKE HUSBANDS
Marriages Are Rare Among
 Highly Educated

Oxford, Oct 14 LPl-No man loves a woman who understands him too well, and more tragedies arise be- tween educated men and women than between those who have not received the higher training, be- lieves Mrs. F. G. R. Taylor, lecturer in geography at University College London.
 Mrs Taylor stated her beliefs fol- lowing the disclosure by the Oxford Union Year Book that marriage among it's women are rare, one in 20 women graduated from Oxford in the last seven years having been married since receiving diplomas.
 Educated women do not marry says Mrs. Taylor, "because they are too good for men. Men are afraid of women with university training. AS soon as you educate a woman to expect something more out of life than marriage, home and children. she is not willing to undertake mar riage readily.
 Tn my young days mon looked
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
England Forgets Her
 Pioneer of Anaesthetic

Bromfield, Eng Oct 14 P}- Neglected and forgotten in the vil- lage cemetery Of Halton is the grave of Henry Hill Hickman, one of the pioneers of medical science.
 Hickman was the discovcrer of anacsthetics. He made his dis covery while a student. 23 years old
 The basis of his method was to induce inconsistencies by inhala- tion Of a deadening gas. The yapor he used was probably pure cor honic acid gas unmcdicated. This is now thought crude and danger ous. but it was his pioneer work which developed anaesthctizing. He was born in 1SO0
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

WAY.
 For the cracked dish. whether it he fathers mustache cup with a mans gaSh down the side or my lady's most delicate tea cup. is re sponsibla for the rapid spread of infectious disease, Miss Dowell told the association at it's annual con
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

Vention.
 All the gas ina is sold in Amer ica today would not heat enough water 10 thoroughly cleanse the cracks in the millions Of dishes now in use" she said. The crack in q dish usually means 10 the houssy wife that the dish will not be
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
Cracked Dishes Spread
 Infectious Disease

Chicago. Oct. 14 P,-Cracked dishes will soon join the ranks Of thou shalt nots" if Miss A. Deanc DoweIl. home service director of the American Gas association. has her
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

used when company comes. The dish should be thrown away" Claiming she was not in league with American dish manufacturers. Miss Dowell explained that cracked dishes collect grease which gathers dirt and germs.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
POST-BELLJM RELIC

Chicago, Oct. fl P-A large sign advertising "Dempsey-T Fight Tickets For Sale Here," hung in front of a Chicago billiard hall for several days after the fight. When informed that the scrap was over the owner said he knew it, but he still had the tickets and they were still for sale"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
HORSE WEARS TROU SERS

Allerton, H., Oct. fl P-An Aa- lerton farmer outfiited his horse with trousers 10 protect it from the flics. He dismembercd pair of overalls, slipped them over the horses legs, and contriNed pair of susponders 10 hold them up.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-04
FRIDAY MITE CLUB
ENTERTAINED AT
NJ. VI. SWEENEY HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Minor NJ. Sweeney
delightfully."- entertained the mem
hers of the Friday Mite club at a
dinner party at their country home
last evening. Covers were laid at
four daintily appointed tables which
carried out the color scheme of pink
and yellow, two tables being deco
rated entirely in yellow and two IN
pink.
Club members for whom covers
were laid included Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred P. Nuttall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vaughn Thompson, DR.. and Mrs. r.
e. Clemons, Mr. and Mrs. Duke john
son, Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Delno, Mrs.
&. B. jackson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sweeney, members, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
s. Jones, Mrs. Stahl of San Diego
and Frank Grubel, who were guests.
Dancing was enjoyed during the
dinner hour and through part of the
evening. Bridge was also diver
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. NuttaH received
the high score prize, Mrs. Jackson
took second honors, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson received the consola-
ton award. The guest prize was
Won by Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-04
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

ing was announced for next We'd
nesday.
Two notes were drawn, Mrs.
Warren Currier drawing the num-
bers held by w. l.. Hodges and Hen
ry l.. Loud. 1t was announced that
but % notes remain to be paid.
Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne, who pre-
sided, announced h e Southern
District convention, further details
of which will be given in later is
sues of the Press.
Mrs. V. F. Frizzell and Mrs..W. f.
Gould were unanimously elected to
membership in the club.
Mrs. A. B. Hanson, who recently
returned from the state board meet
ing at Fresno, brought greetings and
a message from Mrs. w. w. Green,
state president, who expressed her
appreciation of the welcome given
her at the recent county club gath
ering at Holtville. Mrs. Green also
comp!imented the Imperial Valley
club women on their fine spirit and
stated that small clubs such as those
found here are doing greater work
than the larger organizations, Mrs.
Hanson stated.
Mrs. F. \. Burger, chairman of
the music committee, announced
that the first rehearsal of the I'M
perial Valley Women's Lyric Club
will be held at the Academy of
Music tonight, at s O'Clock. Mrs.
Burger extended an invitation to all
club members interested in chorus
work to attend.
\ feature of the day which gave
added pleasure was the singing of
Doug Deeble's new song, lei Cen
tro,' which was presented by the
Rotary Clubs quartet during the
luncheon hour. and was later sung
by the club members.
Mrs. S. Emmett Allen proved her
self a most capable luncheon hostess,
and was ably assisted by Mrs H. c.
Diller and Mrs. Norman c. Deaton,
who had charge of the tables, by
Mrs. Maurer and the entire member
ship of the Arts and Crafts section.