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New Britain herald., 1928-03-28

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New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
GOOD BILL AT STRAND

1.-THE Crash" IL the intriguing al
Wei ~ forceful title OF Milton Stills
latest First National starring vehi-
Gle. which comes to the Strand thea
ter commencing today for days.
It was adapted from Frank Pack
ards widely read story of the lives
Of railroad and construction crews
far away from the large cities. cali
ed '"The Wrecking Boss" The COM
bination OF star, story and setting
make 1.-THE Crash" one of the mos,
promising entertainments that has
shown here in some time.
Topping the vaudeville show IL
the Dack shang Troupe of Oriental
wonder workers. The offering Is com
posed Of rare Chinese mysteries that
will prove very entertaining. Other
acts include the Dancing Mcdonald
pace Makers Of Dance" in their
great dance offering: Oliver and
Cransle. "Aristocrats of Variety"
Jack Waldron n Breath of Broad
way: and Wilson Evans Co., come
diana
Beginning Sunday for four dayi
the Strand will offer d. ". Griffith'G
Battle of the Sexes as the big at
traction.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
|PA0NESSA ISSUES
| CHALLENGE TO DAY
Continued FROM First Page)

and make a place on that board for
republican of more intelligence and
judgment.
Right here and now, ! want to
seriously and emphatically reiterats
that intend to protect the interests
Of the taxpayers. When ! raised my
right hand in the common council
chamber last April II. and repeated
the oath OF Office read to me It was
not a case of parrot-like repetition
to me: 1t was a declaration OF my
honest intent coming from my mind
and my heart. ! want to serve no.
tice on Mr.. Day and on any others
who may share his inclinations, not
to bring this matter into politics. be-
cause once it is brought in there are
persons other than MIR. Day who are
ready and capable of discussing 1t.
This suggestion might well be taken
by a few others who are making po-
litical capital of the situation.
mfr. Day says he will stand on his
two legs and fight. ] gladly accept
his challenged.
I'm the interests of the taxpayers
| and OF the educational system Of
New Britain. ! stand ready to debate
Mr.. Day on this matter in the larg-
est school auditorium In the city any
evening next week. excepting Mon
day or Wednesday nights"
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
WISCONSIN again
SEES Sen. Curtis
Yice.Presidenial Nominee Makes
Second Appearance for Speech

En- Route with Senator Curtis to
GAINESVILLE. Wis. Oct. IL R-On the
last day of months campaign in
the west, Senator Charles Curtis, the
republican vice presidential NOM
inee. today crossed into Wisconsin
for second appearance. He speaks
tonight at Evansville.
He left st. Paul early today. Be-
fore an audience which interrupts ed
him frequently with applause he
| asked there last night that Gov.
Smith state his views on the tariff
question. He reiterated that the
language OF the governors speech of
acceptance endorsed the Under
wood tariff bill in 1913"
,, ElAtetl A. Reception
The republican nominee is eiated
over the receptions accorded him on
his trip through the west and he
predicted an Overwhelming victory
for his party next month at the
polls. While he speaks In Wiscon-
sin tonight, Senator La Toilette of
this state, who has received the
nominees endorsement, will be cam
paigntng in Minnesota for Senator
shipstead. farmer-labor. who Is op-
posing the regular republican,
Arthur f.. Nelson. Curtis has en-.
dorsed Mr.. Nelson in Minnesota
Even since Senator Curtis endorsed
him as the republican nominee, F"
Senator La Toilette has kept his
silence on the national ticket.
After his speech at Janerville to-
night. Mr.. Curtis goes 10 Washing
ton ana thence he sets out on Mon
day on a tour Of the eastern states,
beginning at Raleigh. North Caro-
lima, in the solid south" zore.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
MILLION GIVEN FOR
Church MISSIONS
Continued from First I'sge)

missionary Bishop of the Philippine
Islands: Rt. Rev. william r. Rem
ington. missionary Bishop OF Eastern
Oregon; Ri. Rev. Harry Roberts
Carson. missionary Bishop Of Haiti:
and the Rt. Rev. Arthur w. Moul-
ton. missionary Bishop Of Utah.
The Rev. G. Freeland Peter. can
on OF Washington cathedral, direct
ed the arrangements for the service.
The feature Of the service occur
red when IS members OF the branch
OF the woman's auxiliary. clad in
blue academic hats and gownA COL
lected the thank Offering from
the assembled delegates and placed
it in the golden aims basin. This
receptacle. which has been In use in
successive thank offering services for
80 years, IL 90 inches in diameter
and weighs slightly less than ~
ounces. 1t has q beautifully chased
border of silver gilt and q center
panel of solid gold on which il &C.
picted the offering of the Magi. II
was given to the American church
In 1852 by chu, chmen Of Oxford
University.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

be made in the mayors case,
So ''Bossy" will celebrate Column
bus day by opening the box OF candy,
which came to him wrapped In pink
paper and tied with pink ribbon
decorated with forget me-notx.
Fellow prisoners who were mathe-
matically inclined. concluded. after
exhaustive calculations. that it
would be impossible for one man
even If that man happened 10 be the
mayor OF Newburyport-to eat five
pounds OF sweetmeats unassisted,
and they, too. began to look forward
to the holiday with Z new interest.
"Bossy" continued work today in
the laundry of the Jail. to which he
wa, assigned In accordance with the
hard labor" clause of his sentence
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Capt. Holloway Quits
Conn. National Guard

Hartford. Oct. III R>-Capt. FREQ
erick w. Holloway of Woodbridge.
has resigned his commission as an
officer in the Connecticut National
Guard, according to orders from the
adjutant generals office here. and
he has been honorably discharged.
Capt. Holloway has been in COM
mand of Company A OF the lO2nd
infantry In New Haven. the COM
pany better known as the New He-
Ven Grays."
Many Connecticut men who were
trained at Camp Devens during the
World War received their first in
struction from Captain Holloway. He
was with the depot brigade and In
command OF the sixth company.
Hundreds OF recruits were trained
under him to MI tHe ranks overseas
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Wind RESERVOIR
Will Be STUDIED
Wilkins Hopes to Find Out Much
About Weather

New York, Oct. .. N-Study Of
the largest OF the worlds two great
polar weather reservoirs 10 tho
main objective Of the three avia-
tors comprising the Wilkin4~ Expe-
dition now en- route to Antarctica.
The ice cap. as large a. Europe.
which covers the Antarctic CONT
nent 10 regarded ty meteorologists
as the focal weather control of the
southern hemisphere.
The few records In existence in
dictate it Is invariably an area Of
anti-cyclone. This u the well known
kind OF area marked on every
United States weather map as 4
high" a region of high barometer
pressure. A Characteristic Of anti
cyclones is that the air currents.
revolving about the center of the
area, tend to blow outward from
the center. A notable phenomenon
of Antarctica's meteorology has
been the invariable reports that the
prevailing surface winds along its
outer edges blow outward. Num-
bers of weather experts have con-
Guided that the South Pole may be
blanketed with q high" area as
large as Australia.
Another meteorological belief
which Antarctic records appear to
bear out Is the theory Of the drag
on air currents by the earth's rota-
ton. This drag Is thought to keep
air in circulation. The sidewise
pull is greatest at the equator.
where the rotary surface speed 10
greatest. At the poles the rota-
ton speed IL zero. Under the
theory this would tend to create q
great whirlpool Of air above Ant
arctica. and meteorological records
indicate this 10 be true,
Because the Antarctic anti-cy-
clone 10 apparently the greatest OF
its kind. more information about 1t
may help to answer weather riddles
all over the world and make possi-
| Bile more accurate weather fore
casting.
Prof. William II. Hobbs of the
University Of Michigan, who spent
the last two summers on the Green
! land Ice cap, which he regards al
the main reservoir for northern
hemisphere weather, says airplanea
probably are the best instruments
for Astrological studies above inland
ice. Antarctica, so far as now
known. Is all inland ice.
Capt. Sir George Hubert wilkins
leader of the Antarctic expedition
has with him Lieut.. Carl Ben Eiel-
son. the pilot who accompanied him
across the Arctic last spring;
Joseph Crossan. relief pilot. and
Orville Porter, mechanic. Wilkins
plans to fly the expedition from
Deception bay. on the border Of
Antarctica. establish base, and
make various flights, including on'
to Ross sea. site of the byrd base
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
LAST OBSTACLE GONE
IN new BEDFORD WAR
Peace Now Seems to he Near In
Long Textile Strike
Rattle

New Bedford. Mass, Oct. II (CP)
The last obstael, in the path of
Of peace which came to this strike
stricken textile city LIST Saturday ap-
peared to have been removed today.
The so-called radical textile mills
committee. which continued to car
~ on after q great majority of the
$1,000 operatives had accepted the
5 per cent wage cut compromise.
called of Its strike last night.
This action was taken on advice
OF President James P. Reid and Sec
rotary Albert Weishord of the ma
tional committee of the Textile
Workers' Union. 4 mass meeting
vas scheduled for tonight. when
Weisbord p' med to discuss the sit
uation.
Since resumption of mill opera
lions after 25-week shut down.
members Of the T. NJ. c. group had
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Hearst C0nfers With
Kellogg About Koran

Washington. Oct. II R-William
Randolph Hearst. publisher, confer
red with Secretary Kellogg today on
conditions in Europe and the devel-
opments surrounding the case of
Harold Koran. Paris correspondent
of the Universal Service, who was
requested to leave France by the
French authorities.
Yesterday the state department
instructed the American embassy in
Paris to make certain that Horan's
rights under French law were not
violated.
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New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
PALACE TOMORROW

Sadie Thompson Gloria Swan
sons second independent United
Artists picture. which is coming ia
the Palace theater tomorrow. is has
ed on one of the most widely discus
sed stories of recent years, Miss
Thompson" by W. Somerset Maui
CHAM. 1t is the story of tremend.
Gus emotional conflict between an
>outcast of San Francisco's under
world and a reformer. The picture
was directed by Raoul Walsh. who
also plays the role of the Marine
Sergeant O'Mara; other members OF
the cast being Lionel Barrymore
Blanche Friderici, Charles Lane
Florence Midgley. James A. Marcus
and VIII Stanton.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
SnQok Extended
Confidence Vote

Kansas City. Oct. II R - The
Wardens' association, affiliated with
the American Prison association,
last night extended vote of conf
Gence In the administration Of John
w. Shook. warden OF the federal
prison at Atlanta. which is under in
vesttgation by Mrs. Mabel Walker
Willebrandt, assistant attorney gen.
eral.
The Atlanta warden then was
then named president Of the associa-
ton.
George c. Erskine. warden of the
state reformatory at Cheshire, Conn.,,
was electea president OF the Prison
association.
Toronto was chosen for the 1922
convention.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
GARRIcK PLAYERS IN BRISTOL

GARRlCk PLAYERS IN BRISTOL.
The Garrick Players. playing at
the Cameo thester In Bristol every
Thursday. Friday and Saturday are
Offering for this weeks program the
delightful comedy farce, Here
Comes the Bride"
Here Comes the Bride" is q clean
wholesome show and tells the hilari-
GUS story of too much married
young man. The fun starts when he
tries to get rid of one wife.
Peter Ferguson. the juvenile lead
ing man with the Garrick Players.
carries the brunt of the comedy
work In this play. This popular
player will undoubtedly add many to
his already large number of adj
mirers.
Seats for evening performances
are reserved and may be secured
by calling Bristol 1860.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
rvo FEATURES At CAPITOL

TWO FEATURES At CAPITOL
"A excellent double feature photo
play program opened at the Capitol
today for the balance OF the week
offering two pictures that will pro-
vide great entertainment for New
Britain's many movie lovers One at
traction Offers Esther Ralston and
Hobart Bosvorth In the Paramount
production 1.-THE 6awduSt Paradise"
a romantic story Of the bigtops and
OF love that holds interest through
out.
The companion feature presents
that droal comedian Buster keaton in
his newest hit 1.-THE Camera Man."
Beginning Sunday night the Capt.
tel viii present THE Patriot" for a
four day engagement. Emil Jannings
sives his most remarkab BILE role in
''rhs Patriot" and received the high
est compliments from New York
critics for his fine acting. -
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
City Items

John Casper LANCER and Rose
Tamarit. both of 1854 North street
were married late yesterday after
noon by Justice of the Peace David
L. Nair in his office.
New Britain Aerie of Eagles will
hear reports on the old age pension
bill from state officers at their meet
ing tomorrow night.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Voice Training Talk
For Teachers of CITY

The New Britain Teachers club
will hold an open meeting In the
auditorium Of the Central Junior
High school next Monday afternoon
at 4:15 o'clock. The speaker will
be Miss Maria Ware Lawton who
will talk on Voice Training" All
teachers are invited to attend.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
Dance

Owing to a cancellation by Ben
Bernie and hts orchestra to appear
at the Stanley Arena tomorrow eve
ming the committee has been very
fortunate to engage the Insilco or
chestra. This orchestra is a we'll
known oadcasting unit and will
please the many patrons who will
hear them.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11
"bOSSY" CILLIS WAITS
FOR CANDY TOMORROW
Can't Open BOX Due to Ruling Of
salem County Jail
Officials

Salem. Mass, Oct. II (UP) -
"Bossy" Gillis. who has. among
other things. sweet tooth, waited
with boyish Impotence today for the
coming OF tomorrow. when he will
be permitted to open box OF
candy sent him by an unnamed ad-
mirer.
Inmates of Essex county Jail.
where the red-headed mayor Of
Newburyport is beginning the second
week Of month sentence for
selling gasoline without a permit. are
allowed such delicacies as chocolate
cherries only on legal holidays. And
jail officials said no exception would
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

sought without success to discourage
regular Union men from returning
to work. The connection with. these
activities. more than so arrests were
made.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

Beds instead OF berths. running
water. tiled floors and silken bed
covers are among Injuries recently
introduced into Pullman railway
coaches.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-11

Rem Nevis. the highest mountain
in Britain, has been pierced for the
longest water tunnel IN the world
Is miles in length when completed.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
JUNIOR COLLEGE
COURSES PRAISED
Western Reserve Head Advo-
Gates High School Extension
to End CroWdlng.

The extension OF high school courses
"a include studies now given in the flrs'
two years or college. the the flrst step
toward the establishment of junior coi-
legeS. was advocated last night by Dr'
Robert e, Vinson, president OF the west
es9a Reserve University. In q speech al
the banquet of the washington western
Reserve Alumni Association III tne
Hamilton Hotel.
Snch a step would relieve the crowd
e6 ccn6iticAas in the lower classes III
the American universities, DR.. wilson
declared. Deserving students are nov
turned awav from colleges because tle
freshman classes are overcrowoeo Win
auahitionless students who must IeaVe
hecause of failure in the nrSt TWO years
he explained. -. ,>n;,,,
done on the medical centet OF tne u'ii. "a.
varsity 10 make il the most complete III
fl,e world A total Of $Sl 600, 900 has al
resay been expended, he said. and the
esfahlishment is not nearly nnisheo ne
Also snoke OF the development OF CleNe-
isnd College. established only four years
.ro for nisht students, and now num-
berins about 5000. -.
1r Raymond A. Pearson Of the Uni-
rersitv Of Maryland and an siunihus oA
western Reserve. spoke OF the ac'lVi-
ties At College Park. Mo.
The following oficers OF the ai9inni
ehanfer were elected: Mrs. G. j. Pier
sor nresident: Thomas L, Mead. lr'
sSre nresident, and Mrs. Clara L. balieS'
secretary treasurer The retiring ofncerS
are Arthur w. Davidson. president. M.
pierson. vice president. and WSaNea
Ra,ell. secretary treasurer.
Evening star., 1928-04-03

fective on July 81, 1926. Priests were,
withdrawn At that time on instructions
from the Mexican episcopate.
The controversy itself Is apparently as
firmly deadlocked as when the laws went
into effect. The government has given
no indication of any intention TO modify
its position-Athat the only thing neces-
sary to end the controversy Is for the
church to obey the law.
Spokesmen Gone.
The church has no spokesman, since
all the prelates who could be found
have been deported. Before leaving the
country they said the laws constituted
persecution Of the church and were an
attempt to substitute the state for the
Vatican as the supreme authority In
matters solely within the province OF
the church. -.
While this deadlock continued. 1t
seemed that this year the number OF
carnival attractions which accompany
Holy week we're greater than before
Indians tramped into the capital from
distant villages with pottery. blankets
and other articles of their own manu-
facture and set up booths for their sale
Merry-go-rounds, ferris wheels and
tent shows were spread over the various
plazas in the city.
While the war department was un-
communicative as to the casualties SUI
fered by the insurgents In Jalisco, press
dispatches indicated that at least 500
of them had been killed since the first
of the year.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
FAVOR FREE PERMITS
FOR SOLDIER DRIVERS
House subcommittee Members Also
Make Reports on High
way Matters.

Three bills we're ordered favorahly re-
nor4e6 tn the full District committee by
the stalker subcommittee on streets ano
Highways at its meeting today. one
measure was ordered unfavoraoiy re-
ported.
The three measures on which IA
yorable report viii be made are
Granting free drivers permits to SOL
diers. sailors and Marines operating
Government cars In and around wash
ngton-
Granting permission TO Trinity Col
iere TO construct a private conduit across
Lincoln road northeast. which Is
Duplicate of the measure passed by the
Eenate yesterday.
TIE Madden bill increasing the rates
ef assessment for laying water mains
and service sewers from si.25 to So and
from 81 60 3. respectively. per linear
front foot.
The subcommittee ordered an uaia-
vorshle report on the bill To change the
name of Railroad avenue between Mich
els avenue and Massachusetts, avenue to
Psrksi6e avenue.
The Commissioners had reported un-
favorzhly on this measure remaining
nine streets that have similar names.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
DEPEW is CONFINED
TO BED WITH COLD
Railway Magnate, 81, Suffers Chill
While Coming North From
Florida.

Ry the Associated Press
NEW YORK. April 3.-Chauncey NJ.
Depew. %. was confined to his bed to-
day suffering from cold.
He suffered a slight chill while COM
ing to New York last week from St.
Petersburg. Fla. and rise in his tenn
perature yesterday caused DR.. H. Lyman
Hooker. his personal physician. TO call
in conSultantS. Dr. Hooker. however,
said his condition gave no reason for
alarm.
Mr.. Depew, chairman of the New
York Central. had hoped to attend the
Republican national convention in Kan
sas City in June. He missed the Cleve-
land convention in 1924. the first one
he had failed TO attend since 1888.
He has been subject during the last
few years to occasional colds and throat
troubles. which have interfered with his
public speaking. He was always wont
to call his speaking engagements his
recreation
Evening star., 1928-04-03

Mexico City newspapers today pub
lished a government statement which
they said indicated that the insurgent
movement in JaliSco had abated to a
Evening star., 1928-04-03

Oranges can stand a lower tempera-
ture than lemons.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
CHAPLIN: i PLEADS ! AD[l!s GUILTY.
Man Accused Of WELDING Gun Gets
Suspended Sentence.

George Herman Chaplin, who slashed
his throat. a month and half ago
Ing deadly weapon, pleaded guilty to
the charge in Police Court this morning.
He was given a suspended sentence Of
one year
On February TO- Chaplin, who is the
son Of H.. Jerald Chaplin, noted law
book author, is alleged to have been
intoxicated In d downtown restaurant
and to have fpoked a large automatic
pistol into the ribs OF Herbert Grossman,
who was sitting at a nearby table
Chaplin was released on bond and few
days. later attempted to end his life in
the office Of Maj. John Stewart Hunt,
his attorney
Evening star., 1928-04-03

A FILM coat makes teeth lustreless and
"A dull. That is what makes people
think their teeth are naturally off color. .
When you remove it the new way teeth
take on a briIllanee that amazes. Gums
grow firm and pink.
A simple test proves the great truth oi
this discovery. 4 test that stars Of the stage
and screen have made by scores. II has
taught them their most important beauty aid
A new way in tooth and gum care removes
the dingy film that clouds your teeth.
A film that absorbs discolorations and
keeps teeth dingy.
Just run your tongue across your
teeth, And you will feel that film II
is the great enemy Of pretty teeth and
healthy gums,
1t clings TO teeth. gets into creyices
and stays. 1t forms breeding place
for germs And germs, with tartar, are
Evening star., 1928-04-03
MEXICO HOEDS68
IN CATHOLIC RAID
Three Priests Among Prison
ers Taken in Suburbs
as Insurgents. ~


MEXICO CITY, Aprilss lss.-Sixty-eig
adherents OF the Roman Catholic
Church we're under arrest today. charged
with antigovernrifent activities, while
Mexican Catholics for the second time
celebrated Holy week without the offices
" priests.
The arrests we're made In the suburb
Of Goyocan when police raided a house
where they claimed they found propa-
ganda aimed at the government and
evidence that those arrested were an or
ganization supporting the insurgent
movement In the state of Jalisco. Three
priests. Fathers Luis Diaz Barriga,
Pablo Buenrostro Escobar and Julian
Asuilar Amaze, were among those taken
into custody. They we're charged also
with having violated the religious laws
BY conducting mass In private resi-
dence.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
POST ADIUTANT RESIGNS.

The resignation Of Lieut.. Martin
Goeri, adjutant of the Vincent B. Cos
4eIIo Post: No. IS. American Legion.
Max received last night at meeting
Of the post in the boardroom of the
District Building
Lieut.. Coerl has been detailed on a
rurxey By the Interstate Commerce
Commission. which viii take him out
OF Washington for about a year. il
mas explained. He served in the En-
ginser Corps during the World War,
Is . member of the Odicers' Reserve
Corps and is employed as an engineer
by the Interstate Commerce Commss-
Ri0r