New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1922, Page 10

10 SLADE RECEIVES MANY QUESTIONS ngh School Principal Gets Many | " Daily Communications | Pducational and business question naires of all kinds are received al most daily by Principal Louis 1" Slade at the Senior High school, Mr Rlade sald that us many question ualres as. possible are answered by | him, | Mr, Slade was asked his opinion in regards to a questionnaire which was recently sent to over 200,000 high | school and preparatory in the United States for the e termining the gen knowledge of the pupils on contempe Yy histary The test in question was not recei ed at the local high school he id, | but If it had heen he would have| given the test to the pupils had it been sapctioned by Superintendent Holmes, purpose of ZCIN papers in | Tests Are Analy Twenty thourand of the the recont test which were analyzed averaged only 46 per cent on 10 questions ahout hasebull, football and | the movies, contrary to the general opinion that students were better versed on these subjects than on| public problems, ! Vigures show that 500 senjors who took the te: more of them know about DeValera, Briand. General , Wood and Lloyd George than ahout | who won the last World series ganies and who the star of the screen ver- sfon of *“The Three Masketeers™ is, Of the same number of girls who took the test, a majority knew more about the Sinn Ifeiners than about Suzanne Lenglen and Ruth Law The above mentioned ftosts were analyzed by the Institnte for Public service in this country " ASSASSINATIONS TRIAL Ahout 20 Soldiers. Seilors And Civil- ians Have Been Arrested—*Golden Tooth" Makes -Seenes. About 207 sol- 5 ha e heen of heing con- Lisbon, March diers, sailors and ¢ imprisoned on charges nected with the nation of lead- ing, government ol s last Octo- ber. The investigation of the crimes continues but the identity of the superior officers who arc supposed te have ordered the ascassinations or at least to have permitted them Lave not been discovered. “Golden Tooth", one of the sailors implicated has taken to making ! scenes in court when he is called to be' questioned. He has repeatedly declard that if he had a weapon he would kill himself. To test his cour- age the judge arranged that an un- loaded reiolver shouid be placed on a table near where he sat in the court- room and when he made the usual threat the judge said: “Well, «lo so, there is 4 pistol nea “*Golden Tooth,” hesitated and then took . up the weanon: nninted it against his temp'e and laid it on the table, saying that he thought better| of it. [ * He threatened that he would Lkill Cunha“ Leal, then premicr, when he | was freed. 20 NEW} DREAH THEORY King's College Profes:or Says That the Function of a Dream is to Pre- rerve Sleep. London, March 29 Brown, mental spec the department of King's College, University of "ondon. | has propounded a novel theory of dreams. He rejocted the claim of the | psycho-analysists that dreams are al- ways significant, and that every part of them has a meaning which must | be ‘looked for in primitive desires | lurking in the subeonscious mind. e | gave them a much simpler vignifi- | cance. | “The function of a dream is to| guard sleep,” he said hefore the In- | stitute of Hygiene. “In sleep desires, | cratings, dnvicties, the memories of eqrlier ‘d all_ of which are the lewer and fundamental elaments of the mind, weil up and strive towards consejousness while the main person- ality is in abevance. If they reach | consciousness, sleep fs at an end, but | the dream, which is a sort of inter- mediary form of consciousness, inter- | yvenese, and makes the impulse innocu- ous 8o that sicep persists. This theory dovers the cntire ground of all types of dreams.” -Dr. William st and head of chology in Antiseptic, Pleasirg, Soothing The penetrating odor of cam- hor Elended with (" nseof other ealing oils ma’ Minard’s Liniment e, remei: pleasant t> inhale. Breathe it In and Rub It la—folics have b=en doing both for over 65 years. A Week of Romance and Thrills § WEDNESDAY She fought for him- Sce PRISCILLA DEAN in “WILD HONEY” FOX'S THEATER Neat Mon.—Tuoes,—Wed | Libvely | [ night NEW BRITAIN DAILY HI e~ 27 minutes in 13 shortly Araw from Coffey got the Arst fall in and Kent got the second fall minutes, Time cilled after and this was declared a Neveral hundred were. present Willimantie, and many from Norwich — London and Westerly, It 1 | Post 85,000 i RED SOX ARE WINNERS | NEW BOXING LAW Montreal Ofticials to Allow 15 Round Bonts in Pature—I'romoters Must Fifteen | per here eliect Montreal March 20 round tead of ten will he mitted in hoxing "houts staged @ law into the the yearly fee who present Log- $500 to iny Harrls, Turn Runs by Smith - and Pratt Pittsburgh, March 20, - Home runs by Joe Harris, Eimer Smith and Der- rill Pratt were too much for the P’itts burgn Nutlonals «t Pine Biaff, Ark., | and the Boston Americans romped off on the long end of a 6 to 2 score, It ! was the closlog clush of the two! teams, Johuny Morrison held the monund for the Pirates for seven in- nings and not until the seventh was his delivery crashed by the lioston- lans 1tussell was rapped for two runs in| the opener but tightened — and the Pirates were afterward unable to jcore. o | | Bighee, Carey and Ray lohwer ingled and Traynor doubled, giving “Uithe Pittsburghers their two tallies, 8| Joe Hlarris started the troublc Home AN Inerease this w in the arged ing exhi Lid of be nromoters rilsed ron lengt! | tons in non vdministered by a one member to be Boving will e commisgion of five, L physician, 1t is proposed nitimate- Iy to place all forms athleties, inetuding bise 1, and hocley under the control hoxins of professio | lae | of | commission IWACEYS BEAT WSS Time Cecnes in Game Hophins Street Court at Hartford, March 20 gument followed the that ended the third game of the series | Kaceys™ and )¢ at the High relic with the “Kaceys” fu on ttfovd ar decid iis fenee, Burns singled and 1'os- | double tied the mark, Blake re-! ved Morrison in the eighth und the fun began, Smith whaling the ball| over right field fence, In the ninth| after two walks and a wild piteh Pratt | three with another circuit| he timekeeper's whist'e the finish hotly tost and that Refere Hayes, calling a foul on Joc for traveling, sounded a!most gimul- tancously and started a debate that bad mot finished at midnig Had Hayes ruled that had been blown hefore timekeeper and the fonl allowed, the Y M. H. A. had a chance to cag of u cor of counted {drive, WILL COACH YALE LNDS * whistle TR 4 that of the on Guerra would huve | basket from | pioste the foul line that, if s ful, would | fora of TirooKlin have tied the score at all. AR e el A mol formed around the officials | e 4 FREE HEECET eat fal when they were discussing the play in e et S LR question and Referee Hayes was es- e Sl 08 corted by a group of friends from the R S e S o floor. the strongest squads of ends ad in a number of ye been thought that business interfere with Comerford's hing plans, but he has sent word Now Haven that his serviees will his [ Comerforid to Assist Jones on Gridiron Again Next | former star end of will s at Y Tone of BATTLE TO A DRAW, Teddy Russell and Billy Carney ( 12 Rounds in Mystic Show. London, Mareh tussell of Norwich »f New Dedford fo to a draw last night Point Casino, My under the nspices of the Mystic Athletic club. Ilie fight was a hot one from start ml inish Ned 1,000 fans were present, The Young Carroll of TILD York, March William T. Tilden, 2d, national and world's g | court champion, and his 14:year-old protege, A L. Weiner, of Philadeip were oliminated yesterday in the sec- | ond round of the national indoor doubles championship on the courts ¥y Carney e ruvu.t!s] the Willow | ot Now 29. preliminary was between | New London and Witlie Angelo of mford and this|of the Seventh Regiment armory. '"he went to a draw in six rounds. i pair was beaten in straight sets, 6-0, Joe Coffey of Stonington wrestled | 1 Hartman and J. D, Kw- vith “Dutch” Kent of Hartford. ing, Jr., of New York. Don't let your feet be first to show your age Feet grow old quickly in ill-fitting shoes. Shoe men see it every day— young people with old feet and older people with young feet. It’s all in the way shoes fit. The life and the spring in your step can be broken down by errors in fitting your feet. Get your shoes at a store where they know your feet. David Manning’s U . Uiatk-Cver Shoe Store 211 Main Street [2 L T -Q Trivk e MARCH CRALD, WEDNESDAY, 20, 1022 Middletown Y, M, ", A to 24, The game and final contest of the . WIHESTLAR IS INJURED Wash., March Ivan » ponnd wrestler suffered a temporary vertehral dislocation, re. [#ulting in blindness when was hurled on his head In the fourth round of o wreestiing mateh with Tom Grant, 186 pounds here last night. The referee awarded a decision to Grant he 1ng hird five, win was the CORNELL ELECTS LEADERS Luther to Head Nest Year's Basket weries hall Team at Mhaca - Ithaca, N, Y., Mareh 29, —James 1 Luther of Olean, N, Y forward the Cornell haskethall toum, has elected captain of tha arganization next year, Luther's fine work from the foul line of the big feature of Cornell’s play in the jupt nded, He is u junior, The election of W, Do Wright of Webster, N Y, inter coll te chompion in the unlimited | heavyweight class, as captain of next| yeur's wrestling team, and of ', I, Davidson of Hanlt 8te, Marle, Mich,, captain of the hockey team also was announced Hpokane | Beimens, 17 ol heen or he WHs 0ne ReUsON WANTS RUTH TO R Little Rock, Ark., Mareh Habe' Ituth has been asked to referee wo wrestling bout here April 18 hetween Stanisluus Zbyszko, former world's heavywelght champion, and Chariey Rentrop, elaimant of the world's middleweight championship CNC T Ruth will be here on that date with S e [the New York Yankees last | H ndges' SHARKEY BEATS SPENCER, New York, Marveh 26, 1efore of the largest crowds of fight f Moneer oever witnessed, night, Jack Sharkey won ih decigslon over “Wee Willie" Spencer | in the main bout of the evening, Both | Loys were full of pep at the oturt and pretty evenly matehed. In the (ourth round Spencer went down ander i ter- rifie right Jaw. BA MORE, HOLDOUT SIGAS Baltimore, Md, March Wick- ey MeAvoy, holdout cateher of the | Baltimore Internationals, signed his {contract yesterday and was expected {to rejoin the Orioles in training at Winston-Salem, N, €', today. to the 5 CITY CHAMPIONS, i Phe Mig.| PARTMOUTH I basketball — weam Hanover, N, was crowned the ity champion as the |15 Taylor of 1 result of the decisive letory tcored [elected captain - of last night at the state armory swimming team for the 19 S TAYLOR Horace has been rtmouth seuson dletown over ',—’__. Those Lights in the Train Long before the locomotive is coupled to the train, you push the button in your berth and the light flashes on. Have you ever wondered what supplied the current for those Pullman lights? Storage batteries, charged by a generator under the car when the train is in motion, furnish the current. Lighting trains is only one of the many functions of Exide Batteries. In the automobile field the first starting and lighting battery ever made was an Exide. Every important step in storage batteries since the beginning of the industry has been made by the manufacturers of the Exide Batteries. Hundreds of industries and thousands of electri- cally lighted farm homes use Exide Batteries. The engineering experience gained in building rugged batteries for every purpose is embodied in the Exide made for your automobile. It has power to spare through a long life of dependable service. This means much to your comfort and economy in motoring. There is an Exide Service Station near you. The Electric Storage Battery Co., Philadelphia Wherever you see this sign you can be confident of skilful repair work on every make of battery; and,whenyou need anew battery, the right size Exide for your car. Visit the nearest E A G Taylor has been a star in the i und on the relay quartet for the two yeuars Says He Will Not Be Membher of lenback, man of the announced that he will not be ber of the He gives press of private busincss the reason, in Tea Qfialit; 100% of its Selling Cost "SALADA" T XE A “STANDARD” March wn today nn., at a dinner his seventeen children, k U Knoxville, ., Washington his home, 1Lenoir HOLLENBACK QUITS PENN brated his 1001h birthdd ) attended hy Grorge __ ] Coaching Staff this Year | P'hiladelphia, Mareh B Hol first assistant to Coacly Hols- Penn foothall s d a0 PALACE—Next Sunday Only First Sevies of Paramount's Great Thriller The Mistress of the World” Cast of 50,000 s mem- coaching staff this 15011 a8 BATTERIES de Service Station HAWKER, New Britain, Conn. 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