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5517 Chevy Chase Parkway are spend
ing the Summer months in Atlantic
City, where Mr.. Denning Is attending
publishing company conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Warfield.
Miss Beulah Warfield and Miss Eula
Pendergrass have sailed on the s. s..
Fairfax for Boston and an extended
trip through New England.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
TO the Health Department in the past "a
hours:
Chattie A. Beall. s5. 1923 Buchanan st.
Thomas Morrison. 81. 1912 Riggs pl,
r raancis T.. Rmppert: "a Gallinger Hospital
Hospital
Sarah E. .Gaynor. 60 $50 9th ct.
John ), Mcguire. 81 Providence Hospital.
John F. Sullivan, 81 Gallinger Hospital.
Hospital.
:, Clara, .Hammonds. 35. George Washington
Dital. ~
Crank GlascoX 81 Emergency Hospital.
Hospital.
Marjorie Smith. 2 mo-. IL 4th st. Sc.
Chrlstiana Sullivan. 10. 17s Bcnning
I'd. ne.
Frank Fell. IS. Freedmen's Hospital.
Mliliam De Vaughn. -. is K st. &c.
Infant of John and Mary Pope IL days
4S27 jay ST. ne.
A group of experts in Pittsburgh
has figured that the congestion of
traffic in that CITY. with it's DELAYS.
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Grimm, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Henry Griffin,

Griffin, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Henry Griffin.
Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston
have gone to Atlantic City and are
at the Amba ssador for the rest OF the
Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Addison,
who have gone to Bar Harbor. Me,
are spending some time at the Rock
bourne.
Former Gov. r.. Livingston Beck
man of Newport is in New York at
the Ritz Carlton Hotel for stay of
several days.
Miss Elizabeth Atlee will come from
her home in Richmond Friday TO he
with her cousin. Mrs. Joseph b.
kalbfus, for a fortnight.
Mrs Charles McEnery Of New Or
leans is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Isaac r. Hunt, of l407 Fifteenth
street northwest.
Mrs A. Boyd Hamilton Of Harris
burg. Pa. accompanied by Miss Flor
ence Hamilton, Mr.. Hervey X. Ham
ilton and Miss Mary A. Kelker,
motored to Washington early this
week and is stopping at the May
flower for few days.
Former Chief Justice Hayes
Af Oklahoma Visiting Here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13
Former White House Bellies
Al luncheon In New York.

Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo, who
with Mr.. McAdoo has been spending
some time at White Sulphur Springs,
is now in New York, where she en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday at
the Plaza her sister, Miss Margaret
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Samuel Jones
have returned to Washington from
their wedding trip and are at home
at 1884 Wisconsin avenue. Mrs. Jones
was before her marriage. in May at
Upper Marlborough, Md, Miss Bette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13

of the Japan Advertiser and presi-
dent of the Transpacific Advertising
and Service Bureau. arrived in Wash
ington yesterday and Is now stopping
at the Mayfiower.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
Monte Blue at Lyceum
 Starting Sunday Night

The Lyccum 1hcater has a very good double feature starting this sunday and commencing till We'd Ucsday night. The two pictures are Monte Blue in "Onc Round Hogan" md "Woman's Wares" with Evelyn Brent and Bert Lytcll. Fight, Fight. sunday night! "One Round Hogan" with James J. Jeffries most color tUl Of worlds heavyweight boxing champions. is seen as Monte Blues father in "One Round Hogan" The lalter's latest and best. "Ono Round Hogan is the story of champion tighter, the son of a champion. With the exception of Leila Hyams. who plays the feminine lead the cast is composed entirely of famous fighters and figures Of the squared circle.
 Among these is Frank Hagney, hcayyw eight boxer and winner of the recent roWboat race to Catalina, Tom Gallery, matchmaker for the American Legion stadium in Holly wood, "TcXas kid' Griswold, light weight. who fought Lew Tender and other top notchers and Abdul. the terrible Turk. wrestler and trainer Many other well known pugilists do bits Evelyn Brent, screen lum- mary. jUstiiies schoolgirl ambition to become famous. Instead of study ing, pretty high school miss becomes "cxtra' and soon is signed out for her beauty and talent. 'Woman's Wares' an intriguing and interest ing comedy drama. A splendid cast headed by Evelyn Brent and Bert I.ytell.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29

q class of Meriden candidates. The degree team and members of the branch will make the trip by auto. mobile bus.
 Big Halloween Dance Saturday. Tassillo's Orchestra. Arm ory-advt.
 Hot Lunches al Packard Drug adyt
 Donald Wooster. son of MT and Mrs. r. A. Wooster Of Wooster street, Barncsdalc. is home from Tilton Academy, Triton, N, H., for d Woo Ks vacation.
 Nash Suit or Oyercoat- s22.oo. AIcCab" 4 Walnut St Tel. 45i.- tdNt.
 Big Halloween Dance Saturday. Tassillo's Orchestra. Armory.-advt
 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cattucci of New York city are the guests oe Mir. and Mrs. < Ellis of 551 stan icy street.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
See0e from One Rou7G Ao9ao stsrrh0e eho1te S/u<
 IT War1e- '5tos Prediction LYCEI iM-S( N.-MON.-TU ES.-WED.

sinking Of tho Maiuc-mpny re member it-Visualizo a man of dy- mamie instincts. picturcsqu" leader ship, and profound intelligence things that appeal 10 mon Of all races and all Classos-spriugln to the forefront of an epic campaign in behalf Of human liberty. such d man was Roosevelt. And thus he is portrayed in Iaramount's splendid production.
 Consider in this maelstrom Of war and sacrifice and deeds or daring q love theme centralized in two brave boys and a girl of rare sweetness and loNelinoSs. Jntil you have seen Charles Farrell, Charles Emmrt Mack and Mary Astor in rhis un- usual triumviratc of screen eruti- mont you will not appreciate how marVclOtSly the drama Of the hu- man heart can be portrayed under circumstances that wrench and tear ones soul. II would be despoiling romance itself to diyulgc which orp wins the girl.
 There will bo continuous shows oday, two complete shows on Snn- day night at G;30 and S:&U and con tinuous shows on Monday aad T0es-
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
SUBWAY SLEEPER
 GIVEN FREEDOM
James Moore Tells His Side of
 Story to Court

New York, Oct, 2J LPl-,Ian1cS Moore, iA, ot Lawrence. Mass. was free today 10 earn the money that he had almost tearfully protested against losing when he was scn- fenced to serve thrr" months m the workhouse for sleeping in the sub way.
 Pending an appeal of his case. h.. was released from Welfare Island vest crday as the result of the cf- forts Of an attorney retained for him by group Of unnamed Wal street brokers and an Investigation conducted by the chief city magja- trate.
 "The only complaint l have against tho workhousc is th1t l was forced to work day without ro- ceiving any pay" he said, when eiv- cn his freedom.
 Moore indicated that hIs ozpnri- ences have not lrSseneJ lis deter imitation to be thrifty by announc- ing that his ambition was 10 ",51ye a million dollars" although h" ap- parontly was convinced that h" had selected tho wrong method of prac- ticing thrift.
 "YeS, I'm thrifty all right" he said, but in Somr ways I've been q wise fool That is. I've suyrd pen nics and let the dollars get away. For instance | stayed one night at q cheap rooming h0use and had all my moncy-51>-stoIon from my pockets"
 The youth disclosed thaf his los sons in thrift Wcr, l,;t,N"d after he left his home last April and came 10 New York. where hr found that d man without q dol lar in his pocket Was up against if no matter where he turned"
 There was that time 1 had to go to the hospital" he said. 'I needed an operation. Because l hadn't dollar, the hosIstal sent me to the charity ward of another New York hospital and ifs q great wonder lived through th" experience.
 l began 10 SC" the ollN way 10 got hy in the world nas to put by money. That's why l started q bank account Then I started q second one, so it would b" easier 10 save.
 "A good deal of my trouble cam" from my not having any decent clothes. That's one reason why l couldn't land q decent or steady job. Maybe i'm a failure in life. But l saved. 1T l'd bought clothes and paid rent for q decent room wouldn't have been able to save a cent.
 "Rut l saved money. l practiced thrift That way I was able 10 send to my mother"
 Asked what he would do if he
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
Forms Club Groups to
 Make Study of Politics

Sun Francisco. Oct. 29 LPl -- WO- u,u arc moi willing to duplicate inc uujrtolligDt vote Of the careless ualr citizen believes Mrs Parker Simmons Mad lux "Thcy reallzc that ,ho dominance of h political party Ir the United States today makes jl the mightiest organization in the world. Th,y are therefore eager 10 study tho power Of tho yot. and its relation to current worlI arfairS.'
 Mrs AadduN has formed groups iH Wom,n'4 clubs 10 study national affairs, She declares this effort shows rapid growth, and will ere #'. more mtolli9ent civic rosponsi- bility. 2
 ms, MadJgv was member ot th" conference at Honolulu for the Institute Of Pacific Relations.
 "An antagonlsm towards Oriental nations" she contends. could be exploded into a fatal result for the world, if not fir tin, intelligent citizenship and international friend ship foetrrrl through study of world politics"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
DANCE AT pAI,AJS ROYAL,

Palals Royal the ballroom bcauH- ful with one Of the largest and best dance floors in the New England states offers a three night attraction featuring the big Galo-Dartmouth Football Victory Dance tonight with dancing from S to 12 o'clock with Major Ed Gurley's Augmented Syncopators furnishing only the lat "st dance hits from the big musical shows on Broadway. Tomorrow eve uinC.thc same orchestra will flrnieh sic for four hours of dancing with a sh"rt intcrmisrion from 7:30 10 i1:3o 2. m.. Monday night, Hal lowe'on night q prize costume dance Nill be hei,! with many valuable priz"S for tho best costumes Free souvenirs will be given. The ballroom will bo tastefuly decorated in real halloween style including corn stalks, pumpkins and lanterns. At all three attractions big augmented orchestra will play only the latest dance hits.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29

Riders which opens today at tn" Capitol for a run of days
 Picture if you can nation thrown into fever of patriotism by the
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
BAR7HELMESS AT
 STRAND THEATER
"lhe Drop Kick" Is the Title
 BaSSo on Tonight

Andrew Basso, New Britain's popular tenor, will make his final local appearance today at the Strand thcater where he has scored a signal hit. Other acts today include Lydia Barry; Frank Readick X Co. "Caba rabia:' and the Takewa Japs and honas Mcishan on the screen in We're All Gamblers"
 The attraction for next week be- ginning tomorrow evening is Rich ard Barthclmcss in The Drop Nlck.' This picture will be shown Tor four days. The Drop Kick" IS said to be about the best thing that Barthelmess has done on the screen in many months It is q college story with the campus atmo- sphere. It will be shown twice on sunday evening, at 6:30 and $50 and on Monday Tuesday and Wed nnsday with a five act yaudeVill, program. The vaudeville for the first part of next week beginning Monday Is headed by the prc-em- nent comedy combination. Walters and Walters, presenting their Anr- prise. The Bahy's Cry" Other acts will include Lane and Byron in their comedy offering. "On the Sidewalli"; the Three Londons presenting Stage Door Narietios'; Benson and Solar and the colorful production, The i{oundelay Revuo with cast of eight entertainers.
 The film attraction for the latter part of next week beginning Thurs day is announced as The Rose Of the Golden West" This is the same identical film which scored a phc- nomcnal Int at the Strand thcater, New York, last week.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
AT THE PALACE,

Unusual drama may bo seen at the Palace thcator currently where the excellent Sterling production, Face Nalu"" is on view Sunday and Monday, So strong and admira ble is the story. so deftly turned out by Robert Florey, the director, and SO Capahly performed by Gene Cow ing and frit2ie Ridgeway in parti- cular, with q powerful supporting east. that Face Naluc' constitutes motion picture entertainment de luxe, statement that has not been "licited for many days from this de- partmont concerning current screen fare.
 The companion feature will offer rom Tyler and his pals in Toms Ganr.'
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29

eyer became wealthy Moore pon- dercd, and then replied:
 "Why, Id buy q home for my mother"
 One Of his ambitions, the youth said. Was 10 get a good job, one in which there will be no opportunity for lazinrss.' He expressed the fear that the publicity he had received might l"sson his chances of getting such q position. despite several of lrrS of employment One came from a lanvdry company. and his attor- aoy told him he could caddy at q country club, of which the lawyer is d director, pending his appeal,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
THE ROUGH RIDERS
 ID BE AT CAPITOL
Spanish War Days Theme for
 Film Vehicle

Great pictures have that in'augi. h!e something called spirit. Some times the quality that lifts produc- tion from mcdiocrity into fame is love. Sometimes it's war. Often it js both. combined with the elements Of humOr and drama lifted to zenith of popularity by the sterling performance of the players.
 Taken all together this is mcagcr description of The Rough
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29

day. School children will find this pic'ur" of historical value and a special showing for children will take place at 4.&o on Monday anG Tuesday.
 On Wednesday a douNlc photoplay bill will bc offered presenting Ecgi- nald Denny in The Cheerful t'raud'' and an all star cast in "Broadway Madness"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
City Items

l}B Halloween Dance Saturday. TassIllo's Orchestra, Armory.-
 Martha Washington Council No. l, Daughters or America, will give a Halloween party and dance at Jr. .. t'. A, N. hall, Glen street, Mon day cyc.. Oct. 31. Tickets 25c. Pub lie infited.-adyt.
 Big Halloween Dance Saturday. TassIllo's Orchestra, Armory.-advt.
 The degree team of Rev. W. \. Harfy branch, A. Q. H, will leave Central park at 12;55 tomorrow noon for Mrridou where the degrees oC inc order wiII bc eXcmpitied on
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29

more familiar to the average film fan than some of the stars she has supported, will make her stage debut in New York this winter. if Gilbert Miller's plans to produce ''The Living Buddha" do not mis- carry. There also is project afoot to feature her in Los Angeles stage production later.
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26


reports "sop in lieu of the
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26

Edison says every should maryland marry your
That will field of inventors. You
inventors of alibs
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26
IN DEATH STRUGGLE

Die-hards are with The tough
and hardy the in the last
seventy five is the
lighting in his death struggle primary
With presidential reasons
enough why would be
to return to the
Of course this too much is
that most determined
Voters everywhere should be
methods that being
to name their respective candidates.
The attack the direct being
forces that prefer popular opinion
into the foes the
TOO avshy
system easily,
attention.
Right there seemingly
being featured by the which
off the
indirect
In nutshell it joke for advocates of the convention
talk the the
with the old this
Every real direct
primary stronghodsand virtually
investigate will find
headed by public utility
poration lawyers
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26
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TOO MUCH BAD MoTHER,Nc


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For instance the
to
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child For
the
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the
world
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Unless mother recognizes these limitations
to recognize them she is doing him
know son who has lied stolen and done almost
s get
stiff punishment for his but he always
and is
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of
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She must not
swift kick the kick him
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26
THE APPROPRIATION BILL

institutions without
buildings number
cared The legislature
provide relief and along major responsibilities
legislature until
come about amazing situation
With institution inadequate buildings and
with limited administrative the legislature continues to
fuse look the in the This refusal
heced provision executive administrative de-
this that
the vetoed the bill
The legislature bill the veto taking
section he did not like
that needed The
eliminate provision in the bill but to
add notably the hospital for
could expressed his dsapprova
other effective complete Veto
expansion the sensible
thing is just sensible thing
Arzona's has been hand
limiting bonded indebtedness Arizonas
difficulty selling bonds that
reasonable amount
development
those
able Something be halt the mounting tax
than adequate bond
issue 1t is good business.
Edison should maryland marry young. He
broadcast government and
Farm Relief measure?
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26

10 sign IT, permitting It TO become theory
that 1T might bring small
of collecting the huge now on the m
rolls of every county.
From which should be reader that the failure Of
some laws lies in the lack legislative and
executive departments
democratic administration
coupled with personal ambition to
The people elected Hunt
to ride in the saddle will people rise I'M
in Indignation something substitute
for bills intended
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26
\ TheEditors
a See It.......
DONNELLY IRONS OUT INCON-
clCTEMNN


Senator Tom Donnel.y, Pima coun-
ty, must be credited with correcting
direct conflict in the laws governing
the leasing of state and institutional
lands in Arizona, by the introduction
of Senate Bill 38
A few weeks ago The Star said
editorially:
Section 81 of the public land. code
gives a man occupying United States
homestead the preference right to
lease such lands adjoining his home
stead as are necessary for his person
al use. Section 81 of the same set
of laws gives the leasee the prefer
ence right to renew his lease. 1t was
the intention under Section 81 to give
the small cattleman chance at leas-
ing state lands. Unfortunately, the
supreme court ruled that after a
homestead is patented, it ceases to
be homestead. This means that a
man loses his preference right TO lease
state land when he begins paying
homesteadeed."
Senate Bill 38, which has just passed
removes the inconsistencies of the
code by specifying that "in case two
or more applicants apply to lease the
same land, the commissioner shall
approve the application of the one
who after investigation or hearing by
the commissioner, shall appear to have
the best right to such lease, etc.
Tucson Star !,
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26

MIAMI-An Indian lad, Fred Snow,
aged IA years, was killed Friday eve-
ming when the car in which he was.
riding ran off the bridge at Superior.
The driver of the car, another Indian,
lost control of the machine, which
overturned. The driver was not in
jured.
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26

FLORGNCE-Carl Olmstead, aged
40 years, a resident of Phoenix was
almost instantly killed Sunday when
a car in which he was riding over
turned on the Tucson highway about
a mile and half north of Florence.
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26

TUCSON-Several passengers, a
fireman and a brakeman on the South
ern Pacific passenger train, No. 103,
were injured at a small station 12
miles west Of here, when the passenger
telescoped the rear end of a freight
on a siding
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26

NOGALES-Isidro Herrea negro of
Mexico held here for the officers of
Nogales Sonora, in connection with
the death of a -year-old Mexican
child.
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26

FLAGSTAFF-Carl Mayhem and C.
c. Crompton reached here Friday last
after Deing shut off from the world
since February 10 by high waters in
Oak Creek.
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26

HOENIX-Marine Refining Cor
poration will erect $15O,00O distribu-
ton plant in this city.
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26

WINSLOW-Work under way re-
surfacing and repairing Winslow
Keams canyon highway
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26
TWO COURTS

Two courts have passed on MessrS.
Doheny and Fall. Once they were
found not guilty of conspiring to de-
fraud the government in connection
with the leasing of the Elk Hills oil
reserve. LOW the Supreme Court Of
the United States has just found that
the evidence of conspiracy, fraud and
corruption is clear and unmistakable.
! The justices were unanimous in their
decision.
'The whole transaction was tainted
with corruption" they declared. Other
statements in their opinion were
equally vigorous: "The interest and
influence of Fall as well as his official
action were corruptly secured by Do
heny for the making of the leases
"It is clear that at the instance of
Doheny, Fall so favored the making
of these contracts anu leases that it
was impossible for him Loyalty or
faithfully to serve the interests of the
United States" THE contracts and
! leases : constitute single
transaction not authorized by law and
consumated by conspiracy, corruption
and fraud" Finding thus, the su-
preme court broke the leases, esti-
mated to be worth at least $4,000
600 to Doheny, and refused even to al
low the return to Doheny of the Sill
100000 he spent in carrying out his
, part of the agreement.
Ordinarily judges of the supreme
court are more cautious than other
persons; it is natural to expect that
they would be reversed in denouncing
individuals who come to plead before
them. Yet here they go full length
in denouncing the Doheny-Fall deal
as marked by fraud, conspiracy and
corruption. 1t is at least authoritative
and onclusive.-Dearborn Independ-
ent.
Usually Governor Hunt faces the
music. The music of the eighth leg
islature must have grated on his
nerves, for instead of keeping open
house on the last day of the session
he went into desert retreat where
he could not be annoyed by bills. Not
to be thus sighted without an oppor-
tunity to pay their final adieux to the
chief magistrate of the state, the leg
islature postponed their home going
for five days without pay. Apparent
ly there is no way to recall a governor
when he retreats to the desert He
carries the office around in his hat
Coconino Sum-
Arizona state miner., 1927-03-26
PEN POINTERS

If the marines weren't so busy
relieving, other Americans here
and there, maybe they could be
sent to give the farmers some
help. too.
One vegetable daily is needed
to preserve health, says an east.
ern physician. The prescription
doesn't go for actors.
Well, the prohibition law must
be working after all. A town in
New Hampshire reports no deaths
for year.
The short session of Congreea
passed 523 new laws. Ask son-
of your friends to name them
Babe Ruth wanted 500 900 q
year. He took $4,000. Hail the
philanthropist!
New Britain herald., 1927-04-28

Hartford Norris r.. Piarson Of Stamford. chosen president of Con- necticut Conference of Social Work. which will meet next year in Stam- ford.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-28
BLUE EYED SALLY
 LEAVES NEW YORK
Is Definitely Transferred From
 the BoWcry

New York. April oS UP)-Lieut. Isabella Austin. blonde. blue-eyed Soldier Of God" was at her new Salvation Army post in Morris,own, N. J.. today and the derelicts on the Eowery grieyed.
 Her transfer drew petition of protest from 200 Of those to whom she had ministerei. fed. clothed and taught to pray all over again, The petition was sent 10 Commander Evangcline Booth. who figured in a parallel demonstration of affection last year.
 In the case of Commander Booth her proposed transfer 10 England drew protest from such powerful figures lu American life that it was recalled.
 But no influential names were among those scraWl,d on the Bow cry petition and the army leaders decided in the interests Of discipline it was better to ignore it.
 The young lieutenant said good bye 10 her flock yesterday before leaving for Morristown.
 T am a soldier of God and I must oh"v ordCrs,' she told them. "I am 80 sorry to leave you. but I am con- tent"
 The "down-and- d-outers" were ac- customcd 10 accepting what Lieut. Austin told them without question and they shufflod by her and said goodbye.
 Salvation Army headquarters said tho incident was "cloScd".