New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1923, Page 5

tion them, ““I'ne Mexican triangle Papa- llo border lines or to the governmental machinery of states and nations, The reglon—both American and Mexican of |few small water holes, This region Is| |now practically deserted, the Papa- (®os living by dry farming and stock MISSING SCHOOL GIRL IS her brother would have kept on de- celving me and my husband,” Mes Joseph Petrony told the police. “Hut 10 NAKE CHIDREN | ENJOY GO0D MUSC This Is 0bjocroi Movement Started in Ohio PLAN SEAPORT FOR ANINAND STATE Resolution From Arizona Provides Addition of Small Piece of Land FOUND HIDING AT HOME Lay Concealed Two Nights to Avold guerla which it is proposed to add to Arizonay is even rrrlwr: Innoupllnl:lm'“‘"'"‘ farther onst and nurthl _snd country than the border region, “unnkh’m Journeys coastward only at |addition to the features of the latter, |Mtervals for sait. | it embraces a district 30 by 40 miles| “There is no general knowledge of covered by extinet voleanic craters | good natural harbors along the por-| and an ancient lava flow, and hun-|tion of the Gulf of California that| dreds of square miles of great (ower-:wnuld be included in the proposed ing sand dunes that create a land- [triangular addition to Arizona, but| scape like that of parts of the Sa- probably there would be little difM- hara, On the highest lava peaks of [culty In constructing harbor facili- Pinacate, say the old Papago legends |ties either along Bahla Adalr which thelr ‘Eider Brother' landed from his would mark the southern boundary Millie got cold—she had neither bed. ding or bed in the attic——and she in- duced her brother to opea the ventl. lator in the celling to ge8 some heat, 1 happened to be standing by the heater when 1 was surprised at hear- |Ing volces through the open ventilator |and then I found the palr of degeivs ers," Michael had given his sister a pair of felt slippers so that she could move quietly to the lower floors whenever he notified her that their mother was +=is known roughly as ‘Papagueria,’ and ls seldom traversed by white men, ‘““Through it the international boun. dary extends, the ultimate in arbi- trary lines, Swerving heither to the right nor to the left it extends, a stralght, geometrival line, running up sheer cliffs and over craggy peaks, hurdling great valle d tiny arroy- os, crossing deserts, lava flows, and sand dunes, until it strikes the Col. orado river some 156 miles below Yu- Attending Sessions—Brother Carvied YFood to Her, Glenridge, J., March 40, =~ The | mother of Millie Petrony, 12 years old |ot 62 Glenridge avenue, Glen Ridge, who disappeared on Monday, after ' Mrs, Sharp indicate that hundreds of " Columbus, O, March 30.~—~A move ment, the primary object of which is to educate the public in appreclation of good music, and which the spon- sors belleve will ultimately sound the death knell to the popularity of jazz, has been started by the department of education of Ohio in the form of a music memory contest, A committee,*composed of the lead- ing musical men and women of Ohio chosen by Vernon L., Riegel, state director of education, and Mrs, Nellie 1. Sharp, state music supervisor, has made 20 seclections of musical num- bers, nine of which are from Am- erican composers. In the first section of the contest this list has been given to every school in the state, where children in all grades from the fifth to the elghth in the country schools will attempt to learn them so well that they can tell instantly which se- lection is being played even though only a few bars are executed, These selections are being played in all the schools, theaters, movie pic- ture houses and concerts in the state, and reports to Director Riegel and thousands of school children have entered the contests. An additional 10 selections are . added to this list in the second section of the contest for pupils in elementary schools of villages and cities, while an additional 10 is added, making a list of 40 selections, for high school pupils. Elimination contests are to be held in each school in the state during the week of April 2 and five pupils from cach school will win the honor of representing that unit in the county If Ruptured Try This Free Apply it to Any Rupture, Old or Recent, Large or Small and You are on the Road That as Convinced | Thousands. | Washington, D, C,; March 30, — ‘“The ‘Ararat’ of a strictly American ‘Noah,' real communist inhabitants, a huge' lava flow, and salt and sand suf- ficlent to cure most of the world's fish and to keep all its builders and glass factories busy—these, says a bulletin issued by the National Geo- cask after the deluge and after float- ma, And it is imaginary as well lll‘ Ing around the world four times, arbitrary, Little monuments from three to five miles apart mark its progress, but these are often obscured; and the Indians and the occasional|braic Noah, he at least managed to white or Mexican travelers, may, and save a coyote and a beetle, The Pap- do cross and recross it frequently agos formerly were ‘sand people' liv- without knowing its location, nmlllnx in the sand dune region near the with no guards or officials to ques-'lava fields, with headquarters at the not as extensive as that of the He- of the addition, or northward toward #he had left home to go to the gram- While his solicitude for animals was |the head of the gulf, The larger ‘xnml dunes are 20 miles from the |8hore near the gulf head and an equal | distance from the Colorado river, The most feasible railroad route probably |would be from the nelghborhood of Yuma, extending roughly parallel to| the river,” | mar school, reported to the police that |8he had discovered her daughter con. cealed in the attic of her home, She | had slept on the floor for two nights and had subsisted on food carrled by her brother, Michael, 10 years old, “If it hadn't been for the blizzard lust night, T guess my daughter and {ly trailless desert, and the lack of na- graphic society, arc some of the by- products, valuable and otherwise, that the United States would acquire if it successfully acted on a recently re- ported resolution of the Arizona house of representatives, The resolution secks to add to the state a small tri- angle of northern Mexico, “It is for quite a different reason, however,”” continues the bulletin, “that Arizona desires what might be called this second Gadsden purchase of one of the most desolate and least known regions of North America, The map shows that while the southern boundary of the state extends due west for a space from the southwest- ern corner of New Mexico, it then strikes northwestward at a very slight angle. 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