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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15

able under law or at the hands OF
the government.
Day by day it is becoming self
evident in America that the power
OF public opinion is welding great
er sway than the threat OF armies, -
the American Hebrew says. I'VE
believe the time has come for
Americans of enlightened outlook
to get together in a permanent Or
sanitation that will function effec-
lively for better understanding.
After all. the prophetic striving OF
humanity is toward the basic
brotherhood of man and the bet
terment of civilization"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
MISUSE OF word
HATS ASSEMBLY
n ]. Legislators Perplezed With
''Biannually' and 'Biennially'

Trenton, April Is P'-Two years
work OF New Jersey legislatures on
n proposed constitutional amend
ment intended to provide for legls
lative sessions every other year, has
come to naught because someone
believed the word 'bi-annualiy"
meant every two years.
The l5lst legislature met in spe-
cial session yesterday to correct one
error, when 1t was dismissed by the
discovery OF another far worse. Dur
ing its regular session it inadvert-
emily fixed September q as the day
on which five amendments should
be submitted to a referendum.
Learning three months after ad-
journment sine die, that that day
FELL on the Hebraic new year, yes
terday's session was called to set
another date. 1t was then learned
that provision was made for sessions
twice annually by the use of the
word "bi-annually' for "biennially"
IN the measure.
That same proposal Includes one
which would throw gubernator -
elections into presidential years by
making the governors term Of Of
fee four instead of three years.
It Is beyond the power OF the
present legislature to change the
verbiage OF the amendment. The
problem facing the law makers is
whether to scrap the amendment
and start another on two year
course. or to pass ii and ask the
courts to place a construction upon
the word "bi-annual," not permit
ted by usage.
After a long argument Il special
committee composed OF Senator's
Case, Richards and Stevens and As
sembiymen Siracusa, Powell and
Groel, was appointed to consider
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT

= New Haven, April Is R|Charged
with being one of the men who as
saulted Katherine Orchowski. alias
Anderson. in Foxon early Sunday
morning. Eugene Maresca, was ar
rested yesterday and was turned
over to the East Haven police charg-
ed with assault. The police say they
are seeking two other men.
The girl told the police she was
taken to Foxon road in a taXicab
following a dance Saturday night
and there brutally beaten by three
men.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15

monetary values OF articles vary
with the dearness or cheapness OF
gold. The review says that the
present fashion has caused manu-
facturers to buy gold heavily. and
that the banks must now go short.
In the absorption Of gold for
luxury purposes. America led with
SIS, 900. 900 in 1925. France was
second with $30,00o,o0o. and Great
Britain and Egypt used about $1.,-
100000 each
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15

the matter until the legislature
meets again next Thursday.
Efforts to fix responsibility for the
error were unavailing.
Meantime the legislature correct
ed Its other oversight by introduc-
ing a bill changing the date for the
special election from September q
to 90. Another measure provided
for the appointment of two addi-
tional circuit court judges to re-
lieve congestion on calendars In up
state counties. Both win be pass
ed next week
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
WOrcester's Fourth
Murder Case UnsOlved

Worcester. Mass, April Is up 49,
The police are working on clues
which they feel confident will re-
suit in the early arrest OF one OF
more suspects in connection with
the Staying yesterday morning OF
John Bobblis. alias Babbitt. 6S,
who was found beaten to death
with Ratchet in his fiat.
The murder OF Bobblis completes
a quartet of unsolved death mys-
teries that have occurred in Wor-
cester within eight weeks. Three Of
the deaths, those OF Nicola Fieu-
tact on February IS; George N.
Flagg Of Holden. at Hadwen Park
en- March 16, and Bobblis. are ad-
mitted by the police to be murder&
The fourth case Is that Of Anthony
Palermo of the eMadows district.
who died Of poisoning which had
been placed in bottle Of medicine
he was taking,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15

gator. Neither AcoSta nor Chamber
lin is a navigator.
The fliers in making their new
world record flew 1850 miles from
o'clock yesterday afternoon eclips-
ing by hours. SO minutes and 26
seconds the worlds record OF IS
hours. II minutes and SO seconds.
set by Drouin and Landry at
Etampes, France, in August 1925.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15

An Australian parrot In the Lons
don ZOO has gnawed his way out Of
1s cages in three years.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
ELKS TO BUILD

New Haven, April l5.-(P|The
new home Of the New Haven Lodge
of Elks Will be an eight story
structure having a tower effect with
the upper stories set back, the Elks
decided at a special meeting last
night. The building will cost about
100000 and work OF demolishing
the present structure in Crown
street will start next summer if the
local lodge obtains the permission
OF the grand lodge.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15

One OF every three persons in New
York city Is a Jew.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
"New Home"
Portable Electric

Mounted with best head and with spe.
cially built motor. Easy to carry from
place to place. Keep it in closet or any.
where out of the way. Delivered to Club
Members home for only ONE DOLLAR.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
-Four Drawer
"NeW Home"

For over 65 years leading sewing
machine. Guaranteed for twenty years
against imperfect workmanship. Quar-.
tered oak cases. Complete with attach
ments. Delivered to Club Members home
for only ONE DOLLAR.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15

Attractive mahogany case in style that
can be used as console table in living room
or anywhere, as it takes very little room.
Knee control. Complete guarantee. De.
livered to Club Members home for only
ONE DOLLAR.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-15
"NeW Home"
Cabinet Machine

A handsome walnut cabinet that can be
used as side table when not in use. Dust
proof. Lifelong guarantee. Delivered to
Club Members home for only ONE
DOLLAR.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
Wonderful Control Makes johnson One Of Easiest Of All Pitcher
N. & W. BOWLERS WIN
OVER SOUTHERN FIVE

A lead of 100 pins gained by Nor
folk & western bowlers In the first
block of 5 games of their series OF
10 with Southern Railway sharpshoot-
ers of this city in Roanoke on Febru-
airy 10 yesterday proved enough to-
carry them to victory in the match.
although their hosts won three of the
final five games rolled on the Coli.
scum drives After the last bali was
shot IL was found that although the
n. & w. had been outrolled yes
terday by 10 pins they had won the
match by 80 pins. Norfolk & West
ern's total pinfall for the 10 games
was 5461, against 1882 for Southern
Railway.
The home auint started strongly
yesterday, winning the first game, 522
to 507. They faltered in the second
and third, however, the invaders bag
ging these by 10 and 80 pins. respec.
lively. Southern Railway rallied gal.
lantlt to take the fourth game by 81
sticks and the last by pins. but their
belated punch was moi strong enough.
Although his team went to defeat
l.. Howder of Southern Railway
achieved the best set of the afternoon
593 and also got high game. 133
He counted 1870, 121. los and 1O4 In
his other games. Richardson's set Of
SCI was best for the victorious team
Norfolk e. Westerns triumph yes
terday enabled 1t to even scpras for
this season with Southern Railway, AS
each now has won two of four
matches
Scores:
Evening star., 1927-03-20
TWO UPSETS OCCUR
IN COURT TOURNEY

Upsets occurred in both games
PLAYED last night in the South At
lantic basket ball elimination series
In progress here, as st. Peters and
De Luxe quints won the right to play
in the finals of 100 and lis pound
classes, respectively.
st. Peters downed st. Martins, ~
to 81, in a 115-pgund division game.
The winners came from behind to
triumph. They trailed. to .. at
the half st. Peters will engage Boys
Club Flashes in the division final
some time this week.
De Luxe leading all the way and in
creasing their advantage as the game
fieared It's close, vanquished Epiphany
Chapels, % to 10. De Luxe will
meet the winner of the Aztec Bows
Club Standard game tomorrow night
at the Arcadia. Both st. Martins
and Epiphany Chapels had been.
picked to triumph m their divisions.
Ryan gymnasium at Georgetown
University Vas the srefie of both
games.
No games are scheduled tndaY IN
the elimination series and only the
one tomorrow between Aztecs and
Boys Club Standards at the Arcadia
that will he played as d preliminary TO
the Washington Baltimore pro clash.
Last nights scores:
Evening star., 1927-03-20
NOTRE DAME TRACK
TEAM TAKES MEET



SOUTH BEND. Ind. March 10
Notfe Dame. placing men In ali events
with no spectacular individual per.
formances, won the first annual In.
door track and field meet Of the Cen.
tral Intercollegiate Association here
today
Michigan State College was second
and Marquette third.
Point totals follow:
Notre Dame. 42a4l Michigan state.
26lsi Marquette, 20A; Drake, 121s!
city College of Detroit, 10, Kansas.
z; Ohio Wesleyan, a; michigan state
Normal, 81 Knox, a; Coe, 4; Haskell
Institute, 5.
De Pauw, Grinnell. Butler, Iowa
State and Western state Normal en-.
tries either failed to place or did not
appear for the meet.
Although Frank Alderman OF Mich
igan State won individual honors with
firsts in the 60-yard dash and broad
Jump for 10 points, the plaudits OF
the crowd went to Buster Shif1ek,
Marquette redhead, whose courageous
performance in the 2.mlle run wresfed
victory from Felipo Osif Haskell In.
dian and national A. A. U. 6.niiie
champion.
Summaries.
AAD bScQ cQ--W0H ny Alderman.
MichisaH state: Riley, Notre Dame. second.
Grim, Michigail state. third; Della Maria
Notfs Dame, fourth. Time d GA
: 60-YARp. HIGH HURDLEs--won bv
poornbes kansasg PenqNite., Drake, second;
65YARD Low HuRDLES-Won BY Kane
Dhio Wesleyan; Spence. Detroit, second:
PIooEfpbbos Is,sqfb lss lKansas third Penauite~ Drake
446-YARD' DAsH@won bx Lotus. Mar.
gtette. Mcdonald Notre Dame second !;
Quigley. Notre Dame, third: schraub, Knox
fourth. Time q :53,
!. HALF-MILE RUN--Won by Masterson
EotFe Dame: Abbott. Notre Dame. second:
pnieger. Mar lMardgetts. third: Dudycha. Coe.
l0a5sh ! oakMIEE He kUSMvou HI by Judge. xo,rs
Dame: Nylle :, Michigan state, second:
Young, .Notre DAME. third Pfieker Mar.
s'iseF iTWo MILE Nil h RlNMwon1 n by shimek. Mar.
gusttes Osif. Haskell. second Callahan.
'o9s 9oNEs. ssfis MILE MiiIfs sRE.lEsLAY-won Ri by Notre
Dame Kelly, MeGaiiiey LabeIy, McDonaltij /;
Coe second! Mlehisah State, third; Detroit
FoLE VXuIT-won by CHASER. Mar
quette., McAtes. Michigan, State. second !;
fer hiTa Fegh E. feet 70 ineheS
state; ,znber.. Detroit; second: BOttaer
Drake third Lavele. Notre Dame. fourth.
Distance. as feet u inches
Evening star., 1927-03-20
LAMAR WILL FIGHT
SMITH ON TUESDAY

JEFF Smith of Bayonne and Henry
Lamar, star local pugilist, will polish
off tomorrow for their clash Tuesday
night In the main event of card
before members of the District Ath-
letic Association at the Washington
Auditorium.
In Smith. Lamar will be meeting a
battler whose career has been long
and far-fiung. He has shown his
wares in Creta. Samoa. Eurasia. the
South Sea Islands and other remote
parts of the world. He has fought
many of the leading scrappers of his
day, hut never In tituiar bout.
Lamar. former local Western High
School student. relinduished his anna
teur championship about year ago
and appears to have a promising
future as a heavyweight.
other bouts Tuesday night will
bring together Phil Raymond, Smiths
buddy, and Johnny Farrell Of New
Jersey and Buster Dundee and joey
Fox. both Of Baltimore. A six-rounder
will open the card.
only District Athletic Association
members will be admitted to the
show. Applications for membership
may be made a. the clubs headqttar-
ters at fire auditorium
Evening star., 1927-03-20
CHICAGO PAIR ROLLS
TO FRONT IN A. B. C.

PEORIA, ILL.,, March IA N9.-With
a brilliant last game OF s59, made
possible by a series OF eight straight
strikes. Mort Lubys publisher OF the
Bowlers' Journal OF Chicago, together
with his partner, George Stewart.
managed to oust Holmes and Vyzral,
also of Chicago. from the two-man
leadership here today in the Americas
Bowling Congress- Their total waB
1895. '1G
Luby rolled games Of s3s. ali trd
259 for 702. the highest Of the touit a.
msnt, while Stewart Tailed scoresNSf
1S4, 2o7 and 262.
The leaders:
F'IVE-MAN.
North Cicero Recreations, Chicago,
1854.
Renard A. c., Chicago. 2,942.
Harrington Hupps, Minneapolis,
2,s14.
TWO-MEN.
Luby.Stewart, Chicago. 1926.
Holmes-Vyzral, Chicago. 1924.
Janowiak Fancer, Chicago. 1924.
INDIVIDUALS.
b. Peterson. Chicago. 7Ot.
W. O'Donnell. Kansas City, $50. 4
j. Fairman, Grand Rapids. SIS. 4
Evening star., 1927-03-20
ARLINGTON B0WLERs 4
DEFEAT HYATTSvILLE

Arlington bowfsrs defeated the
HyattsvIlle stars in their second
match at Convention Hall last night
by 81 pins, the totals being 2,s35 to
asia.
The match was decided in the last
game, Hyattsville leading up to that
point when the Arlinetons put over a
SIC game that landed them in front.
Mandley was the star ~ the match.
rolling an aggregate Of s27~ NAPLES
for the FIVE games, with Harrison not
far behind with 612. Whalley did the
best bowling for the MaryIanders. his
score being sea.
In the doubles match. HyattsvilIe
triumphed by IL pins. weidmsn and
Mandley had comfortable lead in the/
two first games, hut the sense
tional work of Hiser in the final rounSi'
enabled him and Sheehy To land tile
bacon.
The matches were at total pins. the
final score being 709 tn 692. TIL HR
was big following OF the tesras
present.
Following; are the scores in detsn:
Evening star., 1927-03-20
D. C. LEGION ROLLERS
SWAMP PHIlLY TEAM

Entering the final block Of five
games with the all-star Philadelphia
American Legion quint with an adj
vantage of 1s4 gained in the first
group rolled in the Quaker City,
Quentin Roosevelt Post. American
Legion, of this city went on Il rampage
last night to outfoll the invaders by
3S6 and win the match by 750 pins.
Quentin Roosevelts total pinfall for
the 10 games was 5.31s, against 4,T46
for the Philadelphia quipt.
The local team handily won all five
games last night, McCambridge lead
ing their attack, with a set of $40, In
Guiding games of 1870, high for the
evening: 125, 12l, 80 and 104. The
summary:
Evening star., 1927-03-20
DR.. ALEkHlNE GOES
SECOND IN TOURNEY

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 1a.--Dr Alex
Ander Alekhihe of Paris moved into
second place in the international
chess masters tournament today by
defeating Frank j. Marshall United
States champion, after 20 moves In
the eighteenth round.
Jose r.. Capablanca, who already
has cIinched first place, drew with Ur.
Milan Vidmar Of Jugoslavia, after
21 moves.
Aron Nimzowitsch, Copenhagen
master, and Rudolf Spielmann of
Vienna drew after 81 plays.
The nineteenth round will be
played tomorrow.
Tho Stapdip~s
Evening star., 1927-03-20
YANKEE TRIO PLAYING
LACROSSE FOR OXFORD

Bs the Associated Press
OXFORD. England, March 1e.--
Three Americans wear the coveted
scarf and blazer of Oxford Univer-
sity's lacrosse team.
They are r. j. Van de Graaf. Uni
versity of Alabama and Queens Col
iege: J. w. Ogilvie. Hamilton College.
n. T., and Quee's College, and G. r.
Pfann, Cornell University and Brase-
nose College.
Pfann; who is Rhodes scholar from
Ohio. was a star, quarterback on Cor
nell's foot ball team.
The oxford lacrosse team rlosed out
its Cambridge rivals, Z to 6.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
GUESTS IN EXHIBITION.

Toe Concannon and George Kelley,
District pocket billiard champion. viii
start a pocket billiard exhibition tp-
morrow at the Arcadia that will con-
tinue through Friday. 1T will be
handicap affair, with 200 points Tor
Concannon and 900 for Kelley.
Matches will be play yed each afternoon
at 2 o'clock and every night at Z.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
SWEETSER is loser
IN A4-BALE MATCH


GREENSBORO. n. C., March 1s.-
amateur. and Andy Gray, sedseherd
professional. defeated LESS swsstskr,
British amateur champion. and Henry
Westall. AshevilIe, amateur. in A. bAst
ball match played over the dificult
Sedgefield Country Club course here
today. two up and one TO play.
Sweetser was unable to play to his
best form, falling to win A single hole.
while Jones turned in the hast fnedal
Of the afternoon, 4 seeenty-nine over
the par 10 course.
Sweetset and Cray both had medal
scores of "a.
Gray won two on the holss while
Jones and Westall each won A h6f
Evening star., 1927-03-20
PADDOCK DOUBLE VICTOR.

BERKELEY, Calf, March 10 GP).
The Los Angeles Athletic Club to-
day smothered the University OF Cali
fornia track and field stars under q
score Of So to 4e in the dual meet held
on California oval. Paddock made the
100 yards In q 4-5 seconds and he GOV.
cred 220 yards in 81 AS seconds.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
ATHLETE DENIES CHARGES.

DULUTH. Mimi, March 10 R).--
Lief Strand. Gopher foot ball guard
In 1926. emphatically denied here to-
night that he was ever paid for sors-
ices as a professional grid or basket
ball player, In answering the Charges
OF professionalism placed against him
with the Senate committee of ath-
letics at the University OF Minnesota.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
REACH TENNIS FINAL.

CINCINNATI.s Ohio. March 1s ND.
Emmett Pare. Chicago. and Paul
Kunkel Cincinnati. will meet tom6r-
row fop the mems singles champion.
ship In the Western indoor tennis.
tournament as a result of semi.hnaf
victories tonight.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

ANNAPOLIS, March 19.-F'rank
Foster. coach Of the Navy water polo
team, which has not lost a game this
season, never played the game and
never saw an important contest be-
fore he came here.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
TAKES INDIANA TITLE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 10
R).--Martinsville won the Indiana
High school basket ball champion
TO %. in the final game.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
BALLsTONs TO PRACTICE.

Ballston, Va, A. c. tossers will
practice this afternoon at 8 O'Clock on
the diamond there. All PLAYERS and
those wishing to try for the nine are
asked To turn out. 1t will be the
squads fifth drill.
G.. w. Chen. who holds the national
pole vault championship Of China. is
now q 1er 4ntha iEask- team a. Ner1
Evening star., 1927-03-20

he can throw the hall over almost
before the runner realizes that he has
been observed.
In common with most catchers. /
consider a baserunner as on the sacks
to be picked off Many runners are
not caught in this way, but when they
are the play generally has an impor-
tant bearing on the game. The throw.
ing is a constant annoyance to the
runner and will often stop him from
taking many advantages of the pitcher
and infielder
Evening star., 1927-03-20

England has more than 1000 regu-
arly organized hockey clubs. ......-........
Evening star., 1927-03-20

Totals 80. 5o7 500 555 4o7 531 1850
Total for 10 games--5. .46t
Evening star., 1927-03-20

aasm and hax II o
Evening star., 1927-03-20
PHuADELpHTA LEGION.
4a7 450 4T5 4e7 4sO p

Ten-game total pinfall ........
WASHINGTON LEGION.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

As a rule the battery signals are
given by the catcher. This does not
hold good, however. in cases of new
catchers breaking into the league, who
might not know the weaknesses of the
batters as well as the pitcher. And a
catcher generally will respect the judg
Ynent OF a veteran boxnan. acceding
to his wishes unless he feels that he Is
absolutely right in his own decision.
Wouldn't have been a perfect simp
In nv first year as battery mate OF
Walter Johnson, If had attempted to
impose upon him my own ideas OF
= what to pitch tn certain hitters, if he
held altogether different views. MY
experience In the big show was limited
pornpared ttofhis, Eix1een long yeAri
kahhad dsseenAa Aan3xing gaAoven&hss6 s6attsri
Evening star., 1927-03-20
NAVY HAS UNIQUE COACH.

Ten.rams total pinfaIl. 5.31
Evening star., 1927-03-20

Totals II 81 Totals. II
The Washington times., 1927-11-18
JAMES J. NOLAN
WINS $500

Louis Wolheim-WhiCh way do l
20 to get to the harem, dearie"
Mary AstOr-FOllOw your nose
big boy.
Louis Wolheim - What? And
roam all over Arabia?
That's the 1.-TWO Arabian
Knights" joke that in the opinion
of the Judges won the one hundred
dollar cash prize.
And the winner is James j.
Nolan, of 2024 Thirty-seventh st.
N. W., a Washington boy who at
tended the Weightman and Business
High School. Nolan is employed
as a clerk in a downtown store.
Nolan's winning "Ha! Hal" was
selected from hundreds OF entries
received last week. There were
twenty-five others whose jokes won
sets of seats to this week S Two
Arabian Knights" performances at
the Palace Theater
The lucky ticket winners are as
follows: Harvey Talley, 7O5 Colonial
Hotel D. G. Gillies. 900 New York
Ave. N. W: Miss Alice kerfoot,
RiverdaIe, Md; c. Clark, 916 Massa-
chusetts Ave. n. w; Pat Burrows,
I41 Beech ST., Clarendon, Va; Mrs.
A. V. Dykes, 1929 Western Ave-
Chevy Chase, D. c.; Paul Vogenitz,
Box IS, Pennsylvania Avenue Sta
ton; K. Barker. 1O2 Cedar ST.,
Cherrydale, Va; Victor V. Dickson,
217 Fifteenth ST. N. E.; Arthur D.
Sisk, Headquarters Marine Corps
Thomas A. Hughes, jr.. 144 f st.
S, E.; John r. Jarvis, 922 | st.
n. w; David Hendry, L. S. Naval
Air Station, Anacostia, D. c.; Emily
]. Hewlett, 2OO3 Third st, n. E.; L.
Russie, 1915 Tuckerman St; Hubert
H. Dunlap, Headquarters U. S. Ma
rine Corps, Pay Department, Navy
Building; c. NJ. Roach. 30 Allegheny
Ave, Takoma Park; f. P. Griffis,
40 Longfellow st. N E.; Mrs. c. E.
Davis. Rosemary St, Chevy Chase;
James j. Flanagan, jr., 1914 EleV-
enth ST. N. w; Charles p. Soper,
Maryland Courts, SIS Ninth st. N. F.,
Apt. SOL: j. M. Haley, l96hTreasurY
Building; Nathaniel !. Moss, Phone
Main 1924, Miss Bowers; Wally
Hood, Lee House, and Glenn Gerson.
Carlton Hotel.
The Washington times., 1927-11-18

Sleeping ewes and day old
infant face. Attractive lace
trimmed dress.
The Washington times., 1927-11-18
Phi Gamma Delta's
CHAPTER Here Elects

Edward l.. Bacher, Williams, II,
manager of the foreign commerce
department OF the United States
Chamber of Commerce, was chosen
president of the local graduate
chapter Of the Phi Gamma Delta
Fraternity at a luncheon meeting
held in the University Club, yes
terday.
Other officers chosen AT the
time were William r. Willard,
Dartmouth. '26; Andrew G. Scar
borough, Alabama. 10. and John
J. Reinhard. Indiana, '07, vice
presidents; Maynard c. Burrell, Le-
high, 10, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and
Cecil wilkinson, Ohio Wesleyan,
II, chaplain.
The Washington times., 1927-11-18
DR.. G. A. Dorsey Raps
Civilizations Bust Tn

"CiVilization as we know II
should be partially scrapped and
a fresh start made" DR.. George
A. Dorsey, author and sociologlst
stated in his discourse on Has Our
Civilization Failed?" before the
community institute Of Washington
in the Central High School Audi
torium last evening.
The future OF civilization de
ponds entirely upon the training of
the child in the home" Dorsey
stated. I'VE have suffered a def.
mite breakdown in morale since the
war, and allowed it and the motor
car to ruin our home life, situa.
ton which must he remedled or
We'll face a decided increase IN
crime
The Washington times., 1927-11-18
Elks Christmas Fund
Healthy" After Ball

The EIks Christmas Fund Is in
healthy condition today from the
charity hall given last night at
the Willard attended by more than
500 people. Washington Lodge
No. Is. r. r. O. F., was in charge
Of the event.
The Eleven O'Clock Toast" with
Judge Robert F.. MattiuFlv, of the