New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1926, Page 18

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L. Miller and Co. would be organized. Possibly be entertainment ELMER this earliest bt of & lmdxvyv‘v oo wi differs less in meanin n with fourth century University of Michigan Professor Studies Its History Stout . | MAIN ST PHONB 1513. FORLS~ First 1324 Coupe. ing today's meeting were St Chamberlain, Great Britain Scialofa, Italy Viscount Japan: Senor Guani, Urnguay; Unden, Sweden, and M. YV velde, Belgium. The council again tomorrow afternoon. (Continue from Page) iy Store Announcen Memorial Hospital Is Ordered Returned Canton, China, Sept, 2 (A-—A com- munique of the nationalist govern- ment has been issued ord g the commander-in-chief's office to in- struct the Wuchow authorities im- med ely to return the Stout Memo- rial hospital there to the American Baptist mission for reopening. The communidue also contained preemp- tory orders to all nationalist forces T. in Hunan province and elsewhere to protect the i and property of for- cign missionaries and to evacuate all |missien buildings now occupied by |the military. Common Greek Tongue we | It is written In the Greek of the fcommon people, s Sanders, thus distinguishing it from the {luxe city editio of the complete Au Coach. signor Ishii, Dr. nder- meets USED CAR SALE 124 itain 4th, on op v, a I le delteic dal the new store on Opening y California sardines, 4 one shopping £1.00 or over. COMMERCIAL CARS— DODGE BROTHERS 1923 Screen delivery. | Name of « son Tour Cadillac Tour. - {Nash Tour. 3 nd Sed Ann Arbor, Mich,, (P— An ancient scholar, probably leader of a church, was writer copyist of the earliest fragment the text of the Bible known exist, believes Henry A. Sanders the classical language department the University of Michigan. Dr. Sanders has spent two years Sept. 2 TERMS ARRANGED. | Palge_Coupe . Reo Tour. 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It has at the | lend of each ph a little mark {above the line. s Dr. Sanders ‘rnus(ruv: to have been for the di- rection of the readers in the church to show the phr It is the only punctuation ol sei ng. rved. The date of writing of the frag- (I ment is placed in the third century | that institution. The Stont Memorial hospital d recently by strike pickets who been en lice by those ¢ foreigners, particularly settlement of many m tal was closed some time ago when have rassed by the wounded 200, with reported. houses will be fe, he said. hocks were being was loyed as virtual po- monstrating against the British t Hongkong for a pe nths. The Canton hosyp of Fayal but three the report said. “Oni population has only ing. The land or any per The island ke uct. Ninety per cent uninhabitable Continuous “Of thirteen villages on the island owners sonnel many cases un- of the and | small Church St. Phone 211, | DODGE BROTHERS—Sales and Service. | 8. & F. 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The text is a part of Matthew, tell- Sailor Killed in Fall ing of the t supper and the he- " SRR From the Crow’s ‘\eSt}'mmx of Jesus Christ. It came into Boston, Sept. 2 (M—A fall from tye pogsession of the University two the crow's nest of the Furness 1ine |vears ago through the activities of steamshlp Newfoundland was fatal |jtg Near East research or to Willlam O'Neil, a Liverpool se Written 50 to 90 A. D. man whose body was brought| myq firet writing of the Bible was ashore when the ship reached Bos- |iy tyq Greek of the common people ‘., ton today. O'Nell, wWho is 34 years|p, ganders declares, as it was {old, was on watch in the tte among the common people speaking cage on the ship's mast 60 feet|ang writing Greek that the faith had above the deck when he fell yes-|jtg first followers. It was written terday afternoon. He died before |from 50 to 90 A. D. and he places the ship reached port. |the time of collection at before 158 —_— The sallor will be buried in the|A. D. Later the faith appealed to DOLORES DRUMMOND seamen's lot of a Roxbury ceme-|the educated Greeks and the copy- Dolores Drummond, who recent- | tery. |ings of the men of education is in ly died in London at 93, was active _— |a better hand writing and with cor on the English stage until fourteen | [ jeut, Bettis Will Be rections in the language. The late years ago. In 1806 she toured the . third or fourth century witnessed United States with John Hare, pla: Buried at Port Huron | e copying of the Bibie for show ing' in the stage play ‘“Mamma. Washington, Sept. 2 (B — Lieut. |purposes, in what Dr. Sanders calls Cyrus K. Bettis, army air pilot and [the “deluxe city elitions” in towns | Pulitzer aviation prize winner, who |like Antioch and Alexandria. Tt is died yesterday from injuries re-[from these coples that the King celved In a crash in Pennsylvania, |James and other editions of the will be buried at Port Huron, | Bible have been made up, he sa | siderable hardship due to the hous- City to Save Big Sum blem during continuous rainy . . ing problem d g cont s rainy On Fire and Police Wires | JZ0.%/, e nutumn and winter saving of several hundred dol-| «payal is ruined, many Portu- s will combining | gyese destitute. The best assistance work alling police and | that could be offered would be port- system wires in the|aple houses and tents. Food sup- Myrtle street subway, according 10 |plies and medicines are sufficlent for | ement between rep ives|the present.” > two departments last evening. | Consul Remillard £aid he belleved will be eight police signal|no Americans or other foreigners res and four fire signal wires. The | were destitute. police department will pay two-| The state department thirds and the fire department one- | the report to the American third of the cost. The subway|Cross headquarters here. through which the wires will be | wn is approximately 3200 feet in | length JThe police and in the past have ‘Woman. | USED FORD RUNABOUIS, TOURINGS, COUPES, 1023 Cadillac phaston, new good paint and condition. Maxwell tudebaker light 6 coupe [ 65 brougham. upe. IRISH ACTR London.—Miss Moyna Macgill, the Irish actress who has achieved some distinction as an amateur painter, and served for a time as mayoress of a London borough, has been selected by Thomas Hardy to play the leading role of Elizabeth Jane in “The Mayor of Caster- bridge” which John Drinkwater has dramatized. Mr. Hardy is e hibiting keen interest in the play, which will be produced in Septem- ber. S HONORED SEDANS AND TRUCES A1 USUALLY LOW PRICES AND THE Cantonese Troops Are MS ARE RIGHT. Reported Victorious Shanghai, Sept. 2 (®—The Toho News Agency reports from Hankow that a portion of the Cantonese broke through the northern at Chibfangshin and enter- |20 ed the city of Wuchanga at Sf30 o'clock last night. The advices also! say that Wu Pel-Fu, ruler of China's central provinces, who is in personal | command of the northern troops, is! retreating to Hankow. Karlier re- ports said he had been wounded., | Many Russian officers are said to | be leading the southern army. Lend- | t £ y. Onkland ing color to rumors that the Can- | 922, Chovolet toaring. | fire sig WILL SACRIFI CARS, " ALL OF TH CASH OR TER) FORD AGENTS, 284 BLM 8TREET. BENNETT MOTOR SALES forwarded 3 ARCIL ST. 1 RCH ST, | HUPMOBILE-STAR USED CAR DEPT. OAKLAND USED CAR DEPT. Lssex Coach, .... Chevrolet truck, . Moon sport touring, . Ford coupe, .......... White, 23 ton truck, Ford coupe, Ford coupe, Bulck touring, . 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