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New Britain herald., 1927-06-16

KENsINGToN AVE. 14s-Nearing com- pletion, rooms and sun parlor. tile bath with shower. basement garage and laundry, hot water heat, we'll de signed, first class construction. Large lot ooxe0o graded and sodded. first class paved street with all city im- provements. high ground with good view. For inspection and price inquire A. D. Clifford. Builder. lsl Kensinstnn Ave Tel. 3fso.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

The single-minded alteration Of one person
for another is found among savages. Suicide
from unsuccessful and disappointed love is by
no means infrequent among primitive peoples,
and although more common among women it
also occurs with the men of the tribes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03
Fight Puts N. C. Convict
Up Notch III Fistiana

STATE PRISON, RALEIGH, N,
O., Sept. 3.-IndomitabIe Charley
Mangum, idol of the State bastile,
does not wear the mythical Southern
middIeweight crown today, but he
awoke to find himself rating one
notch higher in Southern fistInana.
The 21-year-old highway robber.
for whom the portals Of State prison
will open IN less than year, went
up against the stiffest proposition
of his short and sensational career
last night in gruelling 10 rounds
with Spike Webb. claimant to the
Southern title, and. according to q
newspaper decision. got the better
end Of the argument.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03

Monogamy and the absorbing love of one
creature for another is not restricted to human
beings. The love-bird, for example, is devoted
to its mate and rarely survives the death of this
companion, even if it is at once supplied with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-03
LEGAL Notices

lcouRr OF COMMON PLEAS no. ., FOR
The TIE &C COUNTY Asv1 oF PH1LAAD DEL I'LL.
afz MS q as sM II RIyoRRGGEEn 1 " sM
800 Massachusetts Ave. N E.. Washington.
oe Ssp SaTs BEEN sUpoh Ssi'sM astes
BY the Court In the above case, IN which
your wife. MILDRED e. SIMMONS, has
goPce on the GROUNDS d cruel ana Of barHsrOus
treatment and indignitiee to the person. and
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The African rushes into battle, shouting the
name Of his lady-love to inspire him. And we
are told Of one man who, after vain attempts to
redeem his sweetheart from slavery, became q
slave himself rather than be separated from her.
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give liberal credit terms. An
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Help Wanted.


YOUNG lady wanted, with car, 10 teach
driving IN private home; give phone
lnmher. Bog %. Times.Herald.
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MEN who can handle ma
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we sell at cash prices and
give liberal credit terms. An
opportunity for live men
see Mr.. Blum, bet. $50 and
10 a. ma, 4 and 5 p. M, 1904
F st. N. w.
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CASHIERS

Refined, polite young ladies to act q
cashiers in box Office Of new Fox Theater
Rapid ticket selling and change machine
National Press Bldg.
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CALLES HOPES
 FOR THE BEST
Says Differences with Unit ed States Can Be
 Settled Easily

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 2.-Presi. dent Gales, in his annual mes. sage, read personally at the open. ing session of Congress last night, paid particular attention to re- lations between the United States and Mexico.
 President Gales said these re. lations showed a marked disagrea. ment, principally over land and petroleum laws but expressed the hope that such differences will be settled agreeably because Mexico is willing to listen in the spirit of Justice and Equality to any concrete cases which might be presented.
 President Gales pointed or; that despite the fact bad busi. ness conditions have decreased the government revenues, the gov ernment has faithfully met its foreign debt obligation and added "The Government proposes to at tend strictly in the future to the foreign debt service as long as the economic capacity of the Re public permits"
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v.r.--s- AssociAvED PRess ..ea--zs1 AMELIA NDAN0HAM

Amelia Bingham was one # the stars of the American melo- dramatic stage and among hs first of American women to sue ceed as manager and theatrical producer. Her first appearance on the stage was in tour of the Pacific Coast with Mckee Rankin, and the success she attained re suited in a New York engage ment. making her debut in tha. city December IS, 1893, at the old Peoples Theatre on the Bowery. She had a leading part in the melodrama. "The Struggle for Life" and next appeared at Nib los Garden in "The Power of Gold" a play of the same type
 From then until 1897 she appeared in many popular productions in cluding "The Shaughraun"; Col leen Bawn"; "The Village Post master" and Captain Impudence-"
 In 1897 Miss Bingham was en- gagged by Charles Frohman for a leading part in his production of The White Heather" and remain ed under his management several years. Among the better known plays in which she was cast were The Pink Domino: "On and Off": "The Proper Caper"; "A the White Horse Tavern; "The Cuckoo" and His Excellency, the Governor" In the last named play she succeeded Jessie Miilward as leading woman. During the season of 1s99-190O she appeared in the melodrama, sHearts are Trumps." !"
 Miss Bingham went to London in 1900 and became intensely in
 (COuffnupd on paPa Eiva |
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RETIRED GENERAL
 OLDEST 4RMY CADET


 WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The story goes that Brig. Gen. Henry l.. Abbot has received more Army pay since he retierd than he did before. He is the oldest living West Point graduate on the Army rolls. having reached the retire. ment age of 64Sjust 32 years ago.
 General Abbot has been in the Army slSce 1870. when, shortly before his lSi::eteenth birthday, he was accepted as cadet at tho Military academy. He went into the Civil War as first lieutenant and came out a colonel, although a series -of honorary promotions for gallant and meritorious serv- ice had lifted him to the brevet rank of major general with the United States Volunteers. Subse quently, his permanent rank was raised to that of brigadier gen. erai, retired.
 Beginning his Army career with the typographical engineers, he was engaged, prior to 1857, on a
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survey of the railroad route be- tween California and Oregon, when that part of the world was "wi'G and woody" Afterwards, until the Civil War intervened, he was as- signed to the Photographic survey of the Mississippi delta in LouisL ana.
 During the early stages of the war, he served as an ,engineer, first with Mcdowell and then with Tyler, winning his first brevct promotion at the Battle of Bull Run. Subsequent honorary promo tions were given to him in re- cognition of services at York town, Petersburg and Richmond.
 After the war, he was made a major in the Corps of Engineers. and was appointed member oe the Board designated to conduct experiments in the use of iron ir the permanent defenses of the nation. Sincs his retirement. he has established his home at Cam bridge, Mass.