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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
Committee WILL
TAKE LONG time
Catholics Petition in Mexico Re-
quires Great Study

Mexico CITY. Sept. IS pa long
| time will be required by the senate
committee on constitutional points
to draft report Of the recent pc
tltlon of group of Catholics for
amending the religious provisions
Of the constitution, Miguel r. Or
tega. chairman OF the committee,
said today.
He said that the matter required
| careful study and that members of
the committee have decided to pre-
pare individual reports and final
report would be based on this.
Will Act soon
FL Universal quoted Luis Esther
Estrada, president of the senate, as
saying the upper house would act
upon the petition as soon as the re
port was ready. He asserted that
the Catholics were not capable OF
saying whether the regulations OF
the religious law were satisfactory
or not because no opportunity had
been given for the regulations APP
plication.
Estrada Was quoted as saying if
the regulations had beer applied
the Catholics could Justly say the
law had not fulfilled it's social
functions. adding:
IF the priests had conducted re-
|lglous services in accordance with
the laws. their number not exceed
ing that fixed by the constitution,
the Catholics would not be dissatis-
fed at present because they would
either have found means to cele-
hrate all religious services that
they require or would have applied
10 the legislators of these were in
sufficient. The legislators never
refuse to satisfy popular demands
religious Or otherwise. If applica-
ton Of law shows amendment neces-
sary,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

a Herald Classified ad we'll placed
will do the service required.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
SAMMY COHEN AT CAPITOL

Two excellent features are being
offered at the Capitol today and
Saturday at continuous perform
ances. The main attraction being
"Plastered in Paris with Sammy
Cohen and Jack Pennick featured.
"Plastered mn Paris is the comical
story Of two Legionnaires who went
back to Paris with the Legion and
had q wild rampage in gay Farce.
Sammy Cohen. who will be remem-
bered best as the funny comedian
in What Price Glory. THE Gay
Retreat and other comedies OF the
dough boy. is as funny as ever in
his characterization as the Legion
naire and his bely-mate Jack PEN
nick is good foil for him in his
comedy antics. The CO. feature pre-
sents wonderful romantic love
story in Loves OF an Actress" IT
features beautiful Pola Negrt and
Nils Asther.
Beginning Sunday night the Capt.
tol will offer for four days Cecil Il.
DE Miles great masterpiece The
King of Kings" with cast of
eighteen real stars an dover four
thousand people in the cast. Pro-
duced at the cost OF two and one
half million dollars, THE King OF
Kings is highly recommended by
hundreds of Divines. scholars press
and the public Of both this country
and Europe as being the greatest
perturbation Of the supreme tragedy
OF the ages that the screen has ever
given.
The Capitol News shows pictures
OF New Eritain'S war memorial dedi
cation today and Saturday.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

The city's fire fighters were help
less The area was in darkness from
the time the fire began. due to the
collapse of steel poles carrying power
lines.
Troops Swept Aside
Chinese troops were called out to
prevent lootlng and maintain order.
Fear crazed crowds. however. swept
the troops aside and hooters became
active. Order was restored today and
soldiers were patrolling the Chinese
city.
The police. charity organizations
and the chamber OF commerce were
attempting to succor 10000 persons
who were homeless. The fire did the
heaviest damage in the central
Chinese quarter. Because OF the de-
moraiization which resulted no esti-
mate of the loss was available.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

BY the Associated Press,
Chicago-Jerry (Tufy) Griffiths,
Sioux City. Iowa. stopped Mike Nc
Tigue, New York. %. Marty Gala
gher Washington. outpolnted Bud
Dora j, Chicago, 90, Eddie Balla-
tin. Chicago. and Mickey o'Nei], Mil
Waukee. draw, 60. Norman Brown,
Chicago, outpointed Tut Seymour,
Biloxi. Miss, .~tE). Kid koke. Chi
cago knocked out Larry Feltz, New
Orleans, %.
d
.JohnStown. Pa.--Hu1 German.
Chicago. and Ike McIo~ler, Johns
town. draw. lo).
Kansas City. Mo-Yom- Dillon,
Louisville, outpointed Tiger john
ny Kline, Kansas City. I0).
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

He urged the Catholics to allow
the regulations to be put into prac-
tice in order that they could con-
sclentlously say whether they must
or must not be amended.
Council to Meet
Ell Universal announced that the
city council next week would ap-
point new citizens committees to
take charge of church building in
accordance with Secretary of In
terror Portes Gil's instructions. The
committees would be composed of
Catholics aud have five members
instead OF ten.
New inventories of property in
side each building will be taken and
the present committees held re-
spons1hle IT anything is missing.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
RICHARD nix At STRAND

warming up" Richard Dix's new
photoplay at the Strand today and
Saturday provides great entertain
ment to all lovers of action stories
plus the usual good love theme that
Dix always shines in Warming
UP" Is a story of a rookie ball
player who tried to make good in
the big leagues and with the help OF
a girl finally becomes the hero Of
the Worlds Series with the New
York Yankees. Jean Arthur is the
girl and cast as the daughter Of the
ball magnate she gives remark
able role opposite Richard Dix.
Some great scenes of last years
World Series Is woven into the
story and with the love angle the
predominating theme Strand patrons
will find Warming Up" great en-
tertainment. The vaudeville pro-
gram is headed by the Mediterra-
mean Singers. Is great singers, in an
ensemble of musical gems from the
worlds best music. Coming direct
from, Europe it is a rare divertise-
lltHI anu lNdlulSS >dulIe1 IOISi,
diva incompara BILE. The Is soloists
are gorgeously costumed and
against a beautiful stage setting the
Offering was we'll received by Strand
patrons last evening. The Soldiers
Chorus from Faust and the inspir-
ing Evening Prayer from Mascagni's
immortal Cavaliera Rusticana were
the bright numbers of the ensemble
Other acts include Zermaine.
Farar and Cantor in q hodge podge
of variety: the Les Jardy's in THE
Human Fam Russell and Arm
strong, Squirrel Food Personiiied.
and Banks and Durham in Hot
Feet"
Beginning Sunday. for four days.
the Strand will offer Clara Bow in
her new hit. THE Fleets In said
to be her greatest photoplay to date.
James Hall is in it and SO is the
Navy. the Army. and the Fleet.
The Paramount News shows
scenes of New Britain's war me-
mortal dedication today and Satur
uay,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
New Jap Ambassador
Sails for L. S. TODAY

katsuji Debuchi, new Japanese ann
Iassador to Washington. sails for
America today with his family on
the Shinyo Maru. He succeeds
Tsuneo Matsudaira, whose daughter
Setsuko married Prince Chichibu
today. Mr., Matsudaira will become
am bassa dor to Great Britain.
Mr.. Dehuchi was vice minister of
foreign affairs at Tokyo and was
secretary of the japanese embassy
at Washington at one time.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
HANK0W NATIVE
CITY IS BURNED
10000 Homeless Following
Chinese Fire

Hankow, China. Sept, oS.-lP)-
Inc greater section OF the Jensely
populated Chinese quarter was in
runs today after q fire which sta TT
ed IN a gambling den on Tuesday
ana claimed an uncounted number
of lives.
Men, women and children perished
when, panic stricken at their ina bill
ty to escape from the flames. they
plunged INTO the lakes. Others
fought their way in desperation
along alleyWaHs choled with peo-
pie until overcome by smoke MANY
persons were completely cremated
II vas impossible to determine the
extent of loss of life.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
Reviews Of Current
Theater Offerings
NESSRS. EHUBERT
present
THE COMMON SIN"
By Willard Mack

(By Herald Reviewer)
Another -wife-woman tri-
angle drama made its bow last nigh
at Parsons theater. Hartford. It
was written by Willard Mack.
from whose inexhaustible pen comes
play after play with bewildering
rapidly Its title is THE Common
sim. evidence that Mr. Mack knows
his titles.
When Jim Steele, caught in a
falling stock market, is found dead
in bed with a bullet through his
heart, the medical examiner re-
turns finding OF suicide His de-
cision is buttressed by note in
Steele's handwriting explaining
that suicide offered his only ESCAPE
from disgrace in the eyes Of his
friends. But two or three plain
clothes detectives have bupcb
that Steele was murdered. They
try to browbeat suspects into max
ing damaging admissions and. in
general. act like the average stage
detectives whom nature endowed
with brains the size of mustard
seeds
The play hinges on the question
Who Shot Jim Steele" The
heroine and the man to whom she
Is betrothed have ample motive. ac-
cording to the plot The unwayer-
ing finger of suspicion is pointed in
'nelr direction. Eventually-but
why now?
The Common Sin" needs polish
ing. huffing and rewriting. 1t has
merlt-fast nights audience seemed
70 IKE it greatly--but in its present
rorm 1t Is not ready. The first act
drags terribly and parts of the
third should be- speeded 10,
Richard Gordon. who played the
part OF Jim Steele. is the right man
IN the right place. Millicent Ham
'ey as his wife. was OF the same
hlgh type. Frederick Worlock. as
Harry Ranzo'a. the wealthy b3che-
Tor whose weakness was wome,
was true to character. EVELYN
Cairns. The heroine, "Bobo" Aster.
improved as the play progressed
IN the first act she was too-er
marshmalioW soft. sugary and
sticky Frank Joyner, Harold FL
pott' Regina Brown and Frank
shannon did well in their roles
Act / consists of three scenes
listed as occurring at 900 n. m
LOO p M, and 1880 D. m. It is
OBVIOUS from the story that the last
scene takes place at 1880 a m
inns rs only trifling error but
rather misleading What with mart
OF the country on standard time
ana the rest on daylight time and
me latter resuming standard ,in,o
next sunday. program COW writer.
cannot be too careful because r.
'ne persons in the drama follow tho
program they are apt to come -,
'be stage twelve hours late ana
spo,I the whole affair.
ne Common Sin will bc 70
pea.ed tonight and tomorrow nio.ht
win a matinee tomorrow ~
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
ST. JOHNS CARNIVAL

Announcement was made TODAY
that the carnival being conducted
ny the church OF st. John the Evan
gellst at East street and NewjnRton
avenue would be continued to Tues
Day night. Several new attractions
have been installed. The attendance
Is reported to be increasing,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

n,sel''s Is not permitted in nar1i,
..ur, The rule forbiddinp -
" mower hisseth shall ansu,.
and can. "a as branch of order
1 o'''elf'pt'--dates back to ,soI
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23
Vista Que No
Sc Esperaba

No cabe duda: hay visitas que
les guesta llegar cuando menos Sc
les espera. Esta ha sido la reflex
ion que Sc ha de haber hecho Mag
gle James, negra, con Residential en-
536 North Herbert, al recibir la
vista i~nesperada del Official Prohi-
bicionista Kent Y de los policfas de
la ciudad, IN los precisos momentos
en- que traia en- la mano I'm gallon
con "Maiz."
Fue conducida a las Oficinas po-
~liciales, por violacion a la Ordenan-
"a 461, va que esta es la primera
e que Sc lie prende en- ell delito.
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23

equias Sc efectuaron en- la Iglesia
Cathedral.
..-Procedentes de la ciudad de Her
mosillo, Sc hallan en- esta ciudad la
Sritas. Professors Sara Y Maria
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23

Teresa Noriega. La Ultima de elias
regresara para la capital sonoren-
Sc, ell dfa de manana, no asf su her
manita que estara en- esta ciudad
alguna temporada.
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23

nando paulatinamente.
En- la tarde de csc mismo dfa fue
sepultado, partiendo ell Cortejo fI-
nebre de la casa del desaparecido
sta por la Gale Simpson. Las ex-
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23

Ell domingo pasadO efectuose ell
Dia Campestro organizado por ell
Club "Alma Joven," en- las inme-
diaciones de San Javier, habiendo
pasado las numerosfsimas personals
que c~oncurrieron, I'm agradable dia.
Sc nos informa que la Agrupacion
mencionada, continuara organizan-
do mas festividades de esa natura-
leza.
En- la casa del Sr. Carlos Calde-
ron, 151 S. Main St., Sc encuentra
hospedada su sonora madre, quien
viene procedente del Estado de So
nora.
Ell microbes pasadO, a temprana
bora, dejo de existir ell joven Edu-
ardo Villalobos, despues de haber
venido sufriendo, por largo tempo,
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23

Para festejar a su senior padre,
la Sra. Carolina V. de Montoya, or
ganiz6 un dia de campo, que Sc llevo
a cabo en- uno de los mas pintores-
cos lugares de Patagonia y al cual
concurrieron no solo ell festejado Y
su familia, sino tambien otras per-
sonas, pasando todos ell dia en- me-
dio de la mayor algeria.
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23

Ell microbes pasadO celebrOse ell
Septimo Aniversario de la Sociedad
Fraternal "Moctezuma," ell que
tuvo ve~rificativo en- los Salones de
la Alianza Hispano Americana.
Bonito programa Sc desarroll6
un POGO despues de la bora indica-
da, en- ell que tomaron parte algunas
personals de la localidad, entire elias
la Srita. Gloria Varela quien fue
sumamente aplaudida despues de
haber cantado "Nena."
FL j6ven Rafael Rodriguez diri-
gi6 la palabra a los p~resentes, ha-
blando sobre la vida de la Socie-
dad Y delineando la conducta que Sc
seguira por los nuevos Oficiales
electos quienes estan dispuestos a
TRAFALGAR o ahinco por ell engran-
decimiento de la agrupacion.
Ell ciudadano Consul de Mexico, j.
Evaristo Anchondo, tambien hizo
uso de la palabra brevemente.
Despues de pasados los n1meros
del programa, continue ell bale, Ell
que do principle con una marcha
que fue encabezada por ell senior
Anchondo v por la Srita. Catalina
Villa, electa Reina de los Festejos
de la progresista Sociedad.
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23

En- breve Sc efectura, por la
Sociedad del Socorro, un bale en- el
Salon del Blue Moon, siendo con ell
objeto de levantar fondos para los
beneficos fines con que fue fun
dada la Sociedad.
Las Sritas. Delfina Carrillo, Ade-
la Suastegui, Rosa e Isabel Ortega,
visitaron en- dfas pasados esta ciu-
dad, procedentes del vecino Estado
de Sonora.
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23
LA VIDA SOCIAL EN- LA SEMANA

Para ell dia siete del pr6ximO
mes, Sc ha anunciado Ell matrimo-
monio eclesiastico de ell joven Hi
lario Ybarra, con la Srita. Enrique
ia Rodriguez, ambos residences de
esta ciudad desde hace mucho ITEM
pc.
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For Apartment Seekers.

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In these new buildings at
CONNECTICUT AVENUE
AND DAVENPORT ST. NV
Are we'll lighted apartments
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sALE-I\yESTME\T PROPERTY

FOfR APARTMENT HOUSE COMPLETELY
furnished. all rented, half block from House
Office Building: income. >"30 month. Pric"
SIG 500: g. 500 cash Trade on small clear
house. ALFRED H. HOLLIDGE exclusive
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SITE FOR JUNK YARD.

IDEAL location for Junk -arE On Gem
ave. zpnsd seaf,c! coanIerc'ii cr.r,7.-f-s
approximately - 900 ~ Il. VIE cesl-aoe
frontage - gTaHh gavAd street. Ye-T Cheap.
Business Properties Department.
CAFRTTZ
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WiNTED-RtaI ESTATE
REAL ESTATE IOANS-

We BY SECOND DEEDS % Trust E77=F-S
% Improved p-"Ee-ty ala: E-.i crrrt- q '~--I
f!DIes On N41s1t .ats al arr@s-@ 10
.!.ti.!oI,s t1aa-e,' Brokers attention. p;
ION 4 GORDON. Continental Trust BIZ
MONEY TO LOAN on = 2 VT1T- $50
n any ar;91r! az pre- aIElrz Interest," Jesse
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i-t COMMERCIAL.
1900 block = IT. NV. ready 10 remodel:
rented at 500 per mo-: lot 30xlUo to 24'ft
alley One trust DrI"e reduced.
LOUIS L. SHOEMAKER.
t40- Y Y Ave NV Main 1fRR