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Evening star., 1927-06-03
DENIES ORDER AIMED
AT AMERICAN GOODS
Mexican Foreign Office Explains
Cslles' Decree, Which Was In
terpreted as Boycott.
By the Associated Press.


MEXICO CITY. June 3.-The for.
eign office issued an official statement
today saying that President Gales
decree instructing governmental de
partmentS not to buy in the United
States is in noWise a boycott against
American goods, as the departments
were merely ordered to buy in Mexico
without considering whether the goods
were American or not. The decree is
described as intended to safeguard
MeXico'S financial interests and avoid
delays in the receipt of merchandise.
1t is explained that the step was
taken owing to grave injury through
the investment of large sums in mer-
chandise bought in the United States
which was considerably delayed in de-
livery and because merchandise bought
in Europe has been stopped in transit
through the United States on the way
to Mexico.
The foreign office stated that the
cordial relations existing between both
governments cannot be affected by the
decree.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
BRYN MAWR HEAD URGES
HIGHER TEACHING PAY
DR.. Marion Edwards Park Says
This Year Hardest to
Fill Vacancies.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.--Great-
er pay for teachers in order to main
tain high college standards was urged
yesterday by DIR. Marion Edwards
Park, president of Bryn Mawr Col.
lege, in her address comforting de-
grees on JOG graduates of the college
at the forty-second annual commence
ment.
This year." DIR. Park said, 1T has
been harder than ever to fill vacancies
in the ranks of the teachers" Unless
something was done, she asserted. it
would be necessary to entrust inn
portant experiments in the colleges to
second and third rate experimenters.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
HEART is SECONDARY,
BERLIN SCIENTIST SAYS
Claims Cell Activity Forces Blood
Through Body and Sus-
tains Life.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, June 3,--Prof. Martin
MendelSohn, who has occupied the
chair of diseases of the heart in Ber.
lin University since 1899, has put for
ward the extraordinary theory that
the heart is not the prime motive
power for life, but as an organ plays
only secondary part. His theory is
that the activity of the cells of the
body, in absorbing and eliminating
fluids. constitutes the chief motive
power ir forcing the blood through the
system.
In support of his theory DIR. Mendel.
sohn calls attention to the fact that
many persons with exceedingly weak
hearts continue to live, although in
these particular cases it is impossible
TO beHeVe that their hearts can pump
the blood through tho body.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
CHAPLIN DENIES
W|FE'S CHARGES
Accuses Her of InfideIity and
Files Counter Suit for
Absolute Divorce.
BY the Associated Press.

! BY the Associated Press.
| LOS ANGELES, June 3-The
other side" of the Charles Chaplin
I divorce suit story-the film comedians
answer to Lita Grey Chaplin's sensa-
tional charges upon which she seeks
| separation--went into the court record
here today as an Indication that the
wealthy motion picture star would
show fight in defending himself i'll the
action.
Chaplin's answer and cross-com-
plaint, in which he asks the divorce
award. picturing the life he led with
Mrs. Chaplin and their two children
in the 40-room Beverly Hills mansion
during the two years they lived to-
gether, was filed yesterday.
Summary of His Complaint.
The screen funster's double-edged
counter suit depicted himself as hard
working. faithful and loving in his
home life. His wife's divorce bill had
pictured him as an unwilling bride
groom, forced into marriage by fear
of criminal prosecution. and cruel,
unfaithful husband, violently opposed
to fatherhood
To all Of which he entered strenu-
Gus denial. and in the barrage OF
charges of his cross-compIaint his
wife was pictured as a calculating
young woman. an inattentive wife and
an indifferent mother, at one time in
her matrimonial career infatuated
with one 'yOung man" and later
crazy" about an automobile sales
man. and i'm between these asserted
loves reVeler at parties at which
she imbibed too freely of liquor.
Mrs. Chaplin. cool, unperturbed and
smiling. refused To comment on her
husbands attack Her attorney. I.yn-
dol j.. Young. however. promised that
q reply would be filed before Monday.
Recitation of Grievances.
The comedians recitation of his own
marital woes opened with the deClara-
tion that he had been subjected Ivy his
wife to a. course of Erievous mental
humiliation. embarrassment
and anguish of mind"
He paced his fortune. both sepa-
rate and community property, ut
81 100000. Mrs. Chaplin had cSti-
mated his total wealth at 10000 900.
From the time of his marriage until
January !. 1927, he said. he had re-
ceiyed salary of S250,000 a year as
an artist and director. but added that
his net income did not exceed $l62 ,055
a year. Mrs. Chaplin has demanded
5 200, 900 as financial settlement,
the comedian charged.
Chaplin asked not only for divorce
decree for himself. but also the Gus.
today of his two children.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June "A petition pen.
itentiae, the first of it's kind in the
history of Illinois Jurisprudence, has
been taken under advisement by SUI
perior Judge Oscar Hebel. Through it
a husband seeks cancellation of an
order for separate maintenance--ali
mony-because his wife refuses to ac-
cept his apologies and offers of bet
ter conduct and Overtures for a recon-
ciliation.
The action was brought by Ferdi-
nand Nelesen seeking cancellation of
an order for separate maintenance in
favor of Mrs. Lois Nellesen.
NelleSen's attorney, Miss Mathilda
Evening star., 1927-06-03
SEEK GIRLS ASSAILANT.
North Carolina Posse, With
Hounds, Hunt Unidentified Man.

RFTHERFORDTON. y. ., Juno
5 Hp ~ hcayily-aimcd posse. aided
by htp"dhoundS, last night searched
III" countryside around for traces of an
nnid n'ihcd white man. who yester-
DAY attacked a young white girl near
the cen raj school Building here just
OF ~ state Highway, No. 20.
th" giIl a mill worker, said she
W. on her way To work and took Il
'1t through an old field en- route. A
strange man, she said, approached
rapidly and grabbed her by the arm.
She said she next remembered being
hurried 10 the ground after being
Choked into semi-unCnnsCfouSucS
Evening star., 1927-06-03
R0TARiANS ARRIVE.
Vanguard Ship Reaches Plymouth,
With Others Following.
PLYMOUTH, England. June 3

PLYMOUTH, England. June 3 up.
The steamer Caronia, vanguard
ship of the fleet bearing 5000 Amer
lean Rotarians to the Eighteenth
Annual Convention of Rotary Inter
national opening at Ostend, Belgium,
Sunday. arrived off Plymouth today,
with the other five following. They
will take on North Sea pilots at Do
ver All are due to arrive at Flush
in" tomorrow.
During the passage there was a
daily exchange of wireless greetins
between friends on the various Gu
narders.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
REFUGE FOR MOOSE.
Cows Bear Young on Island Free
From Wolves.
Special Dispatch to The Star,

ANCHORAGE. Alaska. June .
Fire Island, in Cooks Inlet, is the ma.
ternity hospital for moose. Moose
cows are swimming there from the
mainland. The island is small. but Il
harbor3 no wolves and the young
moose, when old enough to look out
fo' themselves, are escorted back 10
the Remain peninsula.
The island is one of the most re-
markable OF the Alaskan refugees for
wild game.
TWO olher small island = near Fire
Island, Egg and Chisick. are natural
nesting places for elder 'uck under
protection in Alaska, while Afognak
Island is the Winter home Of sea otter
and the summer resort of the superb
emperor goose.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
STRAWBERRY RECORD.
North Carolina Town Leads World
in Shipments.
Dispatch TO The Star.

NlNfIdI TNsNaLFh 70 The Star
WALLAtE, n. c.. June 1.-The
Wallace strawberry market has sur
passed All previous records of berry
Shipping. They amount 10 65S car.
ioads' including so carloads shipped
.? trucks. express and parcel post
Last season, including those sent by
express ana parcel post, $50 carloads
were shipped from this point. Shin.
ments from the Wallace market are
not combination of the shipments
from nearby markets. but from Wal
lace alone.
Last year Wallace climbed TO first
place. not only in the State, but in
the world, as strawberry shipping
point. 1t Is maintainSng It's position
Of supremacy this year.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
Birth Recorded at II.
'ct4l Dispatch 10 The star.

SPECIAL Ntspa;"h 10 The star.
SotTHBRIDGE. Mass, June p
Joseph Edward Gauthier, son Of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph j. Gauthier Of AZ
MON street. who was born here II
Years ago. had his birth certificate
filed the other day at the town clerks 5
Office. The physician in attendance
at his birth failed to file his certiti-
cate and the discovery WAS not made
until the young man needed a certiii-
cate to obtain employment as an APP
prentice carpenter The delay in fill
Ing This birth return is the longest
on rec Jrd here. .
Evening star., 1927-06-03
Hen Swallows Diamond.
;pccial Dispatch 10 The STAR.

Sptcidt btspdtCH tO me star.
DENVER. June 2.-Missing a dia.
mond from her ring just after feeding
her chickens. Mrs. Thomas NJ. Skin
ner searched the floor of the coop
without success, then began killing
the chickens one at time and search
ing them when she dressed them. She
had about exhausted her flock when
ops hen died. \ post morten exam
1nTion revealed the diamond lodged
at the opening of the gizzard.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
Canal Tolls Reach $2,086,O7O.

PANAMA. June 3 CP).--A total of
All vessels passed through the Pan
anna Canal durtnN the month of May.
paying tolls amounting TO $2,066 ,070.
For IL monthszof the fiscal year 5000
vessels 4Ssve tlHed the waterway, pay.
Ing tolls Of 81 .25s.542.
Evening star., 1927-06-03

Whereas the average stenographer
earns approximately $25 a week and
the shopgirl somewhat less, an alert
waitress in Chicago restaurant
makes as much as $50 week anu
sometimes more, employees say.
Evening star., 1927-06-03

New Zealand Is to be advertised on
cigarette cards. the government hav-
Ing issued SO miniature views In color
and with descriptive text for .distribu.
ton. s
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
|. F. & c. LEGION NIGHT
Members of Post From Universal
Plant VIII Occupy Chairs at
Night-Nany Invitations.

I.anders. Frary & Clark night
will be observed at the regular
monthly meeting Of Eddy-Glover
post. American Legion. tomorrow
night at o'clock. The gathering
is expected to be the largest held
by the post this year. More than
% members from the Landers
plant alone have planned to at
tend. Because Of this. the meeting
will be held in the Elks' hall on
Washington street instead OF in the
Legion headquarters next door.
Officers tomorrow night will be
selected from among the member
ship at Landers. Those who will
occupy the chairs are as follows:
Commander, David Ogron; first
commander, Stanley Chiesey;
second vice commander, Gloon Bell;
past commander, j. A. Johnson;
chaplain. Willis Marsh. and SER
gcant-at-arms, William Weinberg.
These officers will also have
charge Of the initiation when many
candidates will become members of
the Legion.
A novelty program OF entertain
mcnt has been planned to be exc
cuted by group OF "a Universal
girls from the Landers plant. The
troupe has planned a number OF
surprises.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07

Gallagher, as 10 tho status OF Sa-
pro in entering suit against Ford.
The character OF the service the
plaintiff rendered Is as much an
issue as the fees received said
Reed.
He attributes part OF his loss Of
business as an attorney and part as
an organizer. II part of his bust
uess as an organizer was going be-
fore legislative bodies, it cannot be
separated"
Personally aud as an attorney
was the characterization OF Sapro
entering suit, said Gallagher ana
he did not stand in the guise of
an organizer.
GallaEhcr's contention was up
held by Judge Fred NJ Raymond.
The Idaho potato growers ex-
change, organized by Sapiro. was
taken up.
Slpiro testified that about the
time Of It's organization he con-
celved the idea that each state
should have its own separate CO.
operative association.
On that western trip, Sapiro said,
he also conceived the idea of one
great cooperative to take care Of
all western potatoes, combining the
various state organizations. the
California vegetable union ana
Well and Znckerman, potato grow
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

LENiNGToN-Brn thoroughly
overhaued, upholstery In excellent con
dition. New paint. Has been used by
very careful driver An unusual op-
portun'ty to buy real good used car
at an attractive price. c. A. Deuce, so
Chestnut St Tel so1s
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
SAP|R0 Continues
TO Blame ARTICLE
Says Ford Paper Caused Maine
Potato Exchange Collapse

Detroit, April 7 LPt-Araon Sa-
pro undergoing cross examination
for the ninth day in his S1.ooO.J00
lib7l suit against Henry Ford today
attributed the collapse Of the Maine
Potato Growers Exchange, which
had paid him fees OF $4,000, to al
legged libelous articles printed in
i'orl's weekly. the Dearborn hide
pendent.
1t was the third loss Of income
Stpiro had attributed directly to
the Independent articles,
Senator James A. Reed. chief Of
Ford counsel, traced the organiza-
lion of Maine potato growers ana
Sapiro's receipt OF fees and had
passed on 10 the Minnesota potato
growers when he turned back and
took up the Maine cooperative.
oh, by the way, that concern
lived only about is months or so
and then 1t Went into the hands Of
receiver, didn't it," he asked.
"Oh. no, am sure it lived longer
than that.
Il think II llNed through l9-d anu
through 1924, until after the ap-
pcarance OF the flrst b"afhorn In
dependent article against me. linen
IT collapsed
DO YOU say that is the reason it
collapsed? ."
Mr.. Foss"it &C, Herbert oSs"tt'
president OF the Maine potato grow
"rSl so io!a me ana bei!eN' IT.
40 YOU say lhal SoufSeI! ue-
manned Reed
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
NOW YOU
ASK ONE

Here are the answers to Now
You Ask One" for today. You'll
find the questions on page 90.
]. Howard.
2. In 1928.
3. lie was a federal judge.
4. Sir Waiter Scott.
5. The dog who led the team
Of "huskies' that carried diph-
liberia anti-toxin to Nome, Alaska.
few years ago.
G. In Geneva, Switzerland.
:. Wayne b. Wheeler.
s. Six years.
9. In golf.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
COMMITS SUICIDE

Asbury Park, n. j.. April 7 Up
After spending the night in his auto
mobile in front of the home OF
his wite's father, John Parkins, on
Bennett avenue. Ernest Miller. "a.
committed suicide today by shooting
through the head.
Police said Miller and his wife
had been separated for some time.
The man left note directing that
$50 which he had in his pocket he
given to his wife.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07

FORD COUPE, 1926-1n the best OF
shape, Ready 20 drive A real bar
gain. c. A. Bence. 50 Chestnut st. Tel.
22l5.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
Autos and Trucks For Sale

CHEVROLET LsToN TRUCK-Tor sale
cheap. % Washington ST., PIainville.
Conn c. l.. johnson.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07

All IN Excellent Shape md
Ready for the Road.
SUPERIOR AUTO co.
12J CHURCH ST.
and
REAR 81 MAIN ST.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies

BUICK MOTOR CARS-Saes and Serv
ice. Capitol Buick Co.. 1873 Arch 81
Phone o6o7.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07

USED CAR BARGAINS
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
1923 Ford Touring
1925 Hupmobile Touring
1924 Hupmohie pass. Coupe
1924 Hupmobi!e Touring
1924 Lexington 7 pass Sedan
1924 Chevrolet Coupe
1924 Studebaker Touring
1928 Buick Touring
1922 Buick Roadster
BURRITT MOTOR SALES co.
IS ARCH ST.
New Britain Agency for Hupmoblle and
Star Cars.
HARTFORD AVE. COR. STANLEY
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