New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1925, Page 13

/ w [ v Unless otherwise Indieated, theatrien) notices and roviews i this colamp are written by the press agencles for the respect 0 - - - e e ) | “THE WRECK" AT CAPITOL. A big vaudeville offering, Wreck,"” opened a thre zagement yesterday at the the headline attraction on the ICeith | vaudeville program. It is called the thrills of thrills and the audiences that saw it yesterday were certainly i thrilled with it. It {8 a melodrama | of seas and deplets quite realistic the fire, explosions and sinkir ship at sea. The other acts include Lew Nelson and Co. in an athletic novelty that is real good; Morris and Weber offer a cycle of songs at the piano, well syng; Helen Vincent is a | clever singing comedienne and dis- plays, a charming voice, and Wil-| liam Morrow and Co. present “Some- time Somewhere,” a corking skit with plenty of comedy songs offered. The photoplay Is Eli- | nor Glyn's “Man and nid,” as taken from her widely read hook of the same title, On Thursday, Rich- ard Dix in “The Shock Punch’ will be offered, and on next Monds Tuesday and Wednesday Dan IFitcl Minstrels will be the attraction. FORMER BANAER S GOING 0N TRIAL This Will Be His Filth Cowt good | YAE PESIENT RS IS VIEWS | side ativity at University © amusement company. “THE BOOMERANG,” LYCEUM. “The Boomerang,” now showing at the Lyccum, Is proving one of the est liked and most popular photo- plays brought here in a long time Miss Anita Steward has the leading | role in this ma, which was writ- | ten hy Winchell Smith and so suc- | produced on the spoken | is supported by af e companion feature | i vo Shall Ba Born,” [ and this cast is headed by Kenneth larlan. The latest news recls and tected comedies round out the pro- iy Thinks There Is Too Much Ont- n 5 v Haven, Aug. be found to limit the time A way must devoted by students to extra-curriculum ac- tivities, President James Angell, of Yale University, says bis report, copis of which are Leing rece y Yale alumni. ¥ 0 Simpiily s it should be e Rowland in now Dr. Appearance ; | “Ihis Cleveland, Aug. (M) —-Tosiah Kirby, who has faced four jurics on charges growing out of the colla of the Cleveland Discount compan, which he organized virtually single- handed, will go to trial here ntz'\\n‘ on a federal indictment ch | use of the mails to defraud. Twice juries that sat in judgme on Kirby disagreed and twice he was oequitted. In each case it was said that the defendant “sold himself” to | the juries, it being freely admitted | that the same personal magnetis and “super-sales lifted Kirby from a penniless er in Cleveland to tho head of the §400,000,000 concern, helped to con- vince the jurers that he was inno- cent of the charges made against Nim. Kirby has started in business in ‘alifornia, while the discount com- pany {8 being reorganized by the re- ceivars, The company was estab- lished in 1918 and §14,000,000 of its | preférred stock was sold throughout tha stata. , Shortly after the com- pany purchased the TRockefeller tnilding, the name of which was hanged to Cleveland Discount com pany building, which it still bears. 25 ADAPTED TO FASTING Tokyo., Aug. 25 (P--Hideo Tak ahira of the Tekyo Nutrition Lahor- atory, recently achieved the degree | presenting | will relieve the to ity applies to the ncedless |quircments of the competition to the system of | ' for fraternitics, to th ocial enter- schedules of | of various | 5, amazing { ‘rushin claborate costly fainments and to contests Angell reveals for the flrst at this problent is now being ion by the faculty when special committee is problem with a view to suggestions’ thut situation.” Much Comment. caking, suys ath- too much comment, for their student body. public “intercoll importance dis The real porté in affording in providing | il in developing reliange, self-con- | s pafiship among proportion of the student an overlooked, Teach Students secitie Too General leties oc asion and unfa tfavorabl worable alumi contt s recreation have be the | the present coaches s intercollegiate | believed in ite as truly Seienee from Keio Un presenting thesis “The Anagennesis of the Body of Japanese,” Tlor many Me Takahiro has been study nd has experimented on 1 {aining from food for » to four weeks. Tn his th tists ar 1 that a Japaness able o fast without harm, for period of 50 days. Quzck Safe Relief nf Doctor of iversity for a years In ene minute—or |:n—th= pain_ends. Scholl's pad fs the safe, sure, he: Sreatment fof corns, At drug and shoe stores DrScholl’s Zino-pa Put one on- the pain is goas CAPITOL TODAY .1||l| WwWED, Keith Vaudeville A Spectacular Drama of the Seas “THE WRECK” LYW NELSON VELEN VINCENT WILLIAM MORROW & €O, MORRIS WEBLR ELINOR GLYN'S “Man and Maid” with LEW COD RENEE ADOREF \P\l \\r‘rh——nml Fitch ‘Ihhhm. LYCEUM Now Playing 2 BIG PICTURES THE BOOMERANG With ANITA STEWART also KENNETH HARLAN WO BORN LADIES’ MAT. This Coupon and 10c Wil Admit Any Lady to Best Seat SHALL BE [[ifDmsot as many as variou: neer dramatics, in musical n of 1 in Yal niting the atu- in linner i¥ no 1n- 1% the sehool to in indefinitely. The 1 ms which studc body | juestions of intrinsically limitation ¢ nt ¢ her rmini 1o6t | con- o s cher heen ono 5 assefs feation of instructors f6 v satisfactory solution of | and where there 5 ap- naiity in standing or in students, espocially being as- 1 over by ifficulty resent For Tired itive Lady And nc Javwe to London po- flicer, tell me or your chin is ( p ur y is to rest my 6 6 | DAYS NEW NIGHTSj | CONNECTICUT| STATE FAIR HARTFORD SEPT. 7-12 EXHIBITS Implements Livestock Boys’ and State Depts. ! | Girls’ Clubs SHOWS Agricultural Flower Industrial Auto RACE [ i ! Is V [ | i [ | ] i | | [ | | i ! i [ ! | Autos Saturday ! | {} HORSE SHOW FRIDAY |Free Parking Special R. R. {For Autos Excursions | his tea cup or | uncovered mouth he sprays forth a | into the lungs of someone near him, | harm. | frequently than not due to tubercu- | there | degree | vidual me | not | nim to arrange a match for him. | stranger, | sponded the other politely.—Tit-Bits. IE————— | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, [7 HITS MADE IN 344 TRIAL SHOTS {Fort Tilden Maneuvers Continue ~0ne Man Almost Killed New York, Aug. 25 (P—Mimic anti-aircraft warfare in which sev. enteen hits weve registered on flying targets out of 344 shots, nearly cost the life of an artillery observation officer at Fort Tilden before the tasts reached what army officers describ ed as a successful conclusion. The accldental opening of his parachute while shells were burst- |ing on all eldea nearly dragged Licu- tenant F. H. Morrow from a Martin bomber towing a farget over the fort last night. Tdeutenant Percy Warner, radio operatot on the plane, grabhed the shroud line of the parachute as it flew past him and held on until ! Licutenant Morrow, who was lying on the fuselage, realized the danger. Morrow rolled himself up in the trappings and succeeded ir disen- tangling himself. The plane, plloted by Lieutenant A. Y. Smith, was 5,000 feet over the sea at the time. Officors said that had the parachute carrled Lieuten- ant Morrow away he would have been shot to death. Though the mishap interferred with observations, the target towed {by the plane showed four shrapnul holes. The three-inch land batfer- ies had fired 92 rounds. During the day tests nine were scored on another target fore a tenth clipped the plano wire that held the target and set it flut- tering to the ground. Antl-air- craft guns fired 252 rounds at this target 5,000 feet in the air. Constant two-way wireless com- munication was maintained between the fort and the planes, Major Gen- Your Health How to Keep It— Causes of Illness By DR, HUGII 8§ CUMMING Surgeon General, United States Publie Health Service The germ of consumption s call- ed the tubercle bacillus small rounded bodies, tubercles, oc- cur in the tissues of the body which are attacked by this disease, These ercles are characteristic manl- ations of tuberculosls. The tu- bercles baclllus is very small, It can be seen only with a high-power microscope and the ald of coloring materlals, The germ is of vegetable orfgin and grows in the body in much the same way as mold grows upon food. Tt is 8o small that a thousand tuberele baclill piled one upon the other could not bo scen by the naked eye, These germs do not multiply out- side the body. They are killed by sunshine, by daylight and by dry- ing. The dry and unprotected germs are killed by a few minutes' ex- posure to the direct rays of the sun | and they are killed In a few days | in a well lighted and well ventilated | room. However, {f they are protected by warmth, moisture and darkness, as In a dirty carpet, for instance, or in the cracks of the floor of a dark closed room, the germs may live for months, These germs of tuberculosls are | found chiefly in the sputum of per- sons sufering with the diseasc. Scatters Germs of Tuberculosis The sufferer from tuberculosis leaves these germs on the apoon | with which he eats, on the edge ot glass and on the mouthpiece of his pipe. | If the consumptive coughs with | fos hits lirge which number of very fine droplety contain a multitude of tu- herele bacilli in such a fine suspen- |cral Johnson Hagood sald the tests sion of molsture that they may float |howed that 200 antl-aircraft guns in (ho air and be inhaled directly |Were needed to protect New York Y |properiy. There are only eight at the fort now. General Charles P. Summerall said the tests were not a competition between the anti-afrcraft artillery and the alr service. The shooting is designed to develop new weapons, he declared. Iliss carry the consumptive's sputum on thelr feet from the but- ter to the fruit on nearby stands or | to food upon the table, Whether in- halod with dust or swaljowed with food, the tubercle bacillus may cause tuberculosis of the lungs, Not all persons who get the germs of tuberculosis into their bodles develop active symptoms of | | the disease. It is probable that most | of the germs that get into the body are destroyed before they do any On the other hand, the germs that lodge in the body live and !o GIVEN BACKING otten never give riso 1o actie to- | ROVIEW 01 Small Carviers Favor berculosis, The .\nl(\rzml glandn 80 7 This Plan often seen in children aro mora Washington, Aug. 25 (P—Al- though conceding that the great ocean liners, such as the Leviathan and the Majestic, have their places I iy the shipping world, credit for ou have noticed hat consumption | .;ppying the bulk of the world's seems to run in families that 18 true | coean commerce §8 given to the car- largely because of the exposure or‘m finers and tramps in a review i yeuns ouild fo fis gluase made public by the Great Lakes-St. 1f a laby born of a tuberculous |y, wrance Tidewater association JEOSHSLAIERIS I OYaIRT oM It ”N‘”\"!‘! l'he association made its statement immedlately —after birth there s ") " otonse of the proposed little, A€ any more dunger of thal o once ship channel project, de- baby's developiug tuberculosls than o004t was dle to suppose the Le- Istotiaenliatormfonatniealiny) i tnel SRR Tl SRt S e mother, : t g 1would steam directly into the por Theso fatont gors of nfection, | 1" bl SEME Gl potential factors of tuberculosis in o vessels devoted to freight themselyes, probably give a cortain | ; AL amitmaityEaains cholers MR R S I T fuets ot larger doses which ono may | (1 D G el oy FADSRSY le 'I Vl"fl [must be small enough to enter ninat fuberculisis |6ral poTts at hoth ends of thelr i o0 8 b inbarey [ journey to ebtain full cargo. Count- too much comfort should |y "4y *ymerous trips of express | be uctind foom i el liners to New York, the statement voung children infection in any de- ”:H ras S S S SreoimnybecameR genicialaed ""d‘m foreign trade for 1922 shows that Drove fatal 4 person who A8 |t ot 8,662 inward: and, outward Iutent Infection may through strain, | #4 ©% B0 BEIERE LR P ncers stress or lliness, develop active tu- |{riDs H0.7 per cent weee 1o BRCIC rorculosis at any perlod of lite, | OF 1% MR 85 T80 SR B30 T “Tha larga export vessels plying in |and out of New York and ealling at | | toston are net necessary to the suc- cres of the St. Tawrence ship chan- ney" tha association continued, coming, and the introduction took |“New Orleans and Galveston have place on the first tee. | reached great commercial fmpor- “T am a four man,” announced tha | tance !1\nn';|zhl lflz;v joan _accommo- genfally. “What are you?" |date only light draft vessels : “T am a commereial traveler,” re- |an error to assume that a 30-foot hannel can be mavigated only by vessels drawing less than 25 feet. Such conditions are applicable oniy at entrance channels of exposed losis, vet the child may never de- velop an active form of the disease, Such persons are said to be infected or to have latent tuberculosis. Discase Ts not Hereditary Tuherculosis i not hereditary. e rarely vaccinated However, NDERSTAND A approached an Irish golfing resort secretary and asked MI strangor An opponent was quickly forth- READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RESULTS JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO., Inc, mmmm— SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING White Porcelain Top KITCHEN TABLES These Are Slightly Imperfect They Range in Price From $10 to $15 B5 cect c'bHN-A'ANDREWS&’ o] ' THE BIG FUR\JITUR[ STORE" For Wednesday Morning Only J TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1925. Only Chimney Escapes Blast explosion. The chimney was all that remained of a nearly completed | {$40,000 home in Kansas City after a terrific and mysterious |Houston and other highly successful commercial ports," Walcrli;,:h_t Planes For English Channel Use | London, Aug. P—A & 860 horsepower e d alrplar seat 14 passengers recently pleted its trials and will be nsed in the ¢ channel sorvice. It larg with wic arme passengers w il ventil provide n 18 8 roomy cker irs will have | alr cabin the a constant by means of spe ergency exits a room should it be passengers to | landing on the sea, the wheels, axle and under-ca struts can be dropped by | a tever in the pl | body of the mac | and buoyant and would everal hour for re the em 12,000 SING IN CHORUS Dresden, Aug | singer |p: of Giermany |frst concert w male chorus of | in which case ENROLL declare they Tike Saladsl EN lilce n snappier, more decided taste to the sale that heolth authorities / are 80 good for us all, Now wives have found a des | lightful way to please dwml They add a measure of piquant new Gulden's Sdad- i resing Mustard, a special moderated blend for mild-flavored foods. It adds the solid, satisface tory taste men like. Salads are mighty delicious with it. Try it to-night. At all grocers. 15¢. GULDENS |, (.‘ new SALADRESSING g MUSTARD NOW for a ports, Vessels rruzld navigate the Houston, drawing | 30-foot channel to In the protected waters of the Detroit and St. and in the St, Lawrence an 1 Welland canals, vessels load to utillze every available inch. Small ocean ships navigate the present 14-foot St. Law- rence Canal drawing 131; feet and more, “At the ocean entrance of the St Lawrence nature 20 A 30-foot channel through miles of canal involved Lawrence development will freel navigate vessels loaded to 29 feet ie large liners such as the Adria tic, Baitic, Cedric and Celtic are no expected in the any more than they are expected a the 8 in the great shopping day of the week. OUR GIVEN Will BE FIVE in addition to their regular vacation. VAIN 5T.. WEW BRITAIN CONN, B3 epths ranging up to 100 fathoms. the St. | Great Lakes ports ton, Baltimore, Jacksonville, Galveston, EMPLOYES BENEFIT FROM THIS 3 Rooms 400, 101, y‘ Tulition: Private Office Hours for INI( t s A i Thorough Business Training at the newly equipped New Britain Business College 402, 160-162 MAIN ST, Day School, §12.00 per month, Tessons, 75¢ IMATION and ENROLLING Pupils, 2 to 5 and Tuesday and Thursday Sovereign Bldg. New Britain, Conn, Night School $6.00, per hour. evenings from 7 to 8 p, m. OPEN ALL DAY. 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