New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1926, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1926. e == = Hawes 18 the only Missourl demo- | for the Greek Orthodox church of[ took the oath of office. hefore his|placed in.his private study.at.White cratic torial aspirant flying wet IGNORES ARGHBISHOP this city. One faction of the congre- | tather, the late Colonel 4 “c. | Pine camip .to carry nis words over ) | ohn C. X a long distance telephone line to colors. short term race was — gation selected the Rev. John Saba, Coolidge, a justice of th e: 5 = 16 peace. |i}o Golorado capital, to be amplified made necessary by the death of Sen- | ‘ T[] P[][[S T[)HAY ator Selden P. Spencer. The Klan | BRIEHT INTERVIEW Penn. Judge Rules Greek Orthodox | While the other chose the Rev. 1_"8 FUURTH YEAR The president finfshed his third |for the benefit of the crowd and also was not issue H A 3 Sophronios Beshura. = Judge Reno year as chief cutive - without | broadcast by radio A Ku Klux Klan debate has been Church Is Not Under His Absolute ( soung that Bishop Aftimos, who commenting on the anniversary, He| Three wires and nearly 200 experts the feature of an otherwise | e i was ordmined to succeed the late remained quietly in camp yesterday, |in long distance communication - | Eahaas CRfiloelet wiEh (tha ey 3 n Bishop Raphael, but whose ordina- . . receiving two luncheon guests and |were required to facilitate transmis- Kansas. Oklaboma and MiSSOuri | cun candicates for tho atorney son- | HET Talk Ranges From MOralS| auentown, pa, sus. 5. tparen- | ton s mever antiemes e nes | Contimmes His BUsy PrOGRAI af regevine o aehimesom, et and |were required to facllate transmie | eralship and secretary of state op- | bishop Germanos has no canonical | Holy Russian synod because of its | . lake in the aftzrnoon, through Kansas City, while another ;’ vflca[lflfl Camp His program today included visits [ran through Chicago, the duplicate | | —_— Primaries On posing a peferendum to place the | {0 war Debt wuthority over the, Greek Orthodox | supression by the Soviet Govern- Klis o Tibosia 1he the Ktads cHurch in America | Judss, Glaude |mastits eas ot leest Distion A6 f i) from Harvey S. Firestone, Jr., Ak-|having been provided 5o as to fore- —_— . ron, O. rubber manufacturer, and [stall interference from weather con- Six rep and two democrats T. Reno, of the Lehigh court, held | while Germanos at best is a mere Kansas City, Aug. 3 (P—A haze of | the office vacated by Joston, Aug. 3 ¥P—The im an opinion in a case in which |intruder, a squattgr upon the te Paul Smith's N. Y. Aug. 3 (P— |Grigadier General Frank Parker, in [ditions. In order to guard against e {ton questions, not to mention a [ (I benanh O C:::I(:tlyfll:::‘“\)»:r};:}oszflcrq':::: fourth year as president of the |york, and delivery of his first speech | readiness in the event elther of the ilesindle e i and ‘one | Paulen are conceded to have little tempting to unite all the Syrian | cal authority fn Amer i |United States. The anniversary [of his vacation. a radio address in|two others could not be used. Tele- : |found him enjoving his long vaca- [connection with the 50th anniver- | phone engineers were ordered to sta~ outhern r d ptri- | opposition for reno tion. For- |e 1 With the repor | Orthordox churches in L an % ect | mer Governor Jons M. Davis, |who hiad molicited Heriviews on then | |tion In white pine camp, a luxurious- |sary celebration of Colorado’s at- [tions at many points along the lines. 1 Y D! 8 score of other topics less weighty, twice acq n char ot | by Naney Artor b B ‘h”‘1‘:]l.xim“ty::e-nh;f’:}“ :J”)l? | The Saxon name for March was|ly appointed Adirondack estate that |tainment of statehood. fice nomine pardon selling, s after the demo- lsajled the foggy Atlantic to boen held since last Decemiee foo|the “lenet monath!” or lengthcontrasts sharply with the simple| Elaborate preparations werée made| Women doetors comprie about 12 b 1€ since las ecember had |month, signifying the lengthening of |country farm house in Plymouth, [to carry the president's voice to per cent of the total number of In Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas | cratic gubernatorial nomination. \d for a vacation in Maine. 150 o AT the sadect : 3 ectio o . d b omi n will be made for th Prohibition, the Klan and te: was nearin the n of pastor the da ‘\Crmvm, where three years ago icos practicing in London. 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