New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1926, Page 28

A e 2 S S e SR ey e st NEW BRIT AIN DAILY HERALD 24, 1926. l LENGLEN AS STYLE LEADER SOLDIERS DRIVE REFUGEES AWAY Gompel 200 Residents to Evacu ate Moorehaven Moorehave Some 200 CHIGAGO STREET NAME SCOTTISH Rncient Castle Modern Thoroughiaie and sor the floode boats hold azed house- wber of the refugees Priscl rected where the great C mer reached its limit in what = almost open country along By chance, the ling of th points wh hey 3 for Sebring and other The desolation most The town pra tically wi out. The at phere is char with off odors caused by decomposi ni- mal and vegetable matter eweptin during the flood from Lake Okee- chobea. WOMEN AND SOME OF THEIR DOINGS News Items Ga hered From All % Quarters of Globe SHE TEACHES ENGINEERING Montclair, N. J., Sept. 24.7 After a summer abroad, during which she addressed international gatherings in England, Switzerland, and Holland, Dr. Lillian M. Gilbre has returned to her eleven children and to her school of industrial en- glneerin Her family and career has made her a better mother, Mrs. Gilbreth Felieves. She stepped into her hus- band’s shoes when he died on the eve of a business trip to Europe Four days later she was on her way to fill his place. Her courses in motion study bear widespread endorsement. They con- sist of laboratory work and lectures and are designed to train executives and plant engineers to equip and operate motion study laboratc Dr. Gilbert is one of t ary members of the socl trial engineers. The other is Herbert Hoover scene ot e escribable, ents connected with of Chicago and yet reaching back ago across the Atl ancestral assoclatic ghborhood of Scotland. One of Scots was Willlam C. eral counsel the Northwestern railroad, and r was David Gpodwillie, a 1 ufacturer of' t Neither of these hardheaded prac tical Chicagoans w poetry, but when years a two me of the new the placs of their lot ondrous bl Roslyn's ly on th tained bol¢ other ¢ carved in Who th VALUE WOMEN AS BFEASTS Melilla—Along the entire littoral A women are as of ome Iinked 1 all eve men, who never think of | working, regard the woman as an instrument of labor which shou be utilized to lts utmost cap: and then scrapped to be replaced by newer tools. Once beyond work, the woman fs abandoned to exist as well as she can on rejected food in the same way as a dog. NO PLACE FOR POLITICS Turning Churches Into Arenas Strongly Condemned. “hicago, Sept. 24 (P) — ] nto political mee erosity of the people of the Natior Opposed to Pro ement tod ement tha would organize An Arab along these shores s he goes a-co on the riverside folk do their laundry v uttering a word he selects the gi whom he considers will best su E purpose. He co for several d labors. Then he father’s tent, where | declares his passion gaining h making part o l,rwn i, ¢ a contract. OPPOSE CHECK CHARGES bt Horlicks lhe ORIGINAL 3 Safe : N ; : Milk / andDiek Forlnfants, | Invalids, The Aged o For all members of the fz relieves faintr Prepared at homet der in hot or ¢ THOUSANDS of people drug headache n o || - Frank E’GOOdWln In this remarkable photo is vaptured the dramatic moment at which the battered Dempsey (at right,) for seven years holder | of the ring championship, was helped across the ~(|u'nod circle to congratulate his victor Gene Tunney (shown with towel Dempsey. still very groggy shown surrounded by a group of police \ta(mned at his side to hold back the crowds of admirers. Eyesight Specialist 327 Main Street Phone at left.) 1905 || OVer shoulder Honored by Poiltical | WHEN DEMPSEY’S FAMOUS LETTERS GENE CRASHES THROUGH OF PRESIDENTS Contidential Papers on File Congressional Library Controlled by A clean uppercut to Jack Dempsey’s jaw. raising his hands vy to ward off punishment, Tunney lands one solidly, Virtually every picture shows the challenger striking out with the free swing of mastery and the champion dodging. i battle. (zene lttle or | open to the 1nes se o dness I've JACK HAS GE | MNEA, / Dem put up a iight for his title, all right. Here ne is crowding Tunney to the Topes, his back to the camera and his right arm raised to try for a blow. Referee Reilly is rushing in tn lnm~ the fighters hack to the lmg The good left arm of Gene Tunney here is a sto ut defense against the oncoming Jack Dempsey. | The champion appears tied up was unable effectively to rushed this pictuie to was su as he bores in to ward the challenger, seeking opening which he A special train chartered from the' Pennsylvania railroad York in the phenomenal time of 1 hour and RING RElGN C ’\ VIE TO lTS END A | poorted “Jerry the Greek,” whereas the elated Tunney is With the champion | of the fight | This is typical of the E ON THE:ROPES | court. represented Atashian. BOTH FIGHTERS ARE IDLE TODAY Jack Waits for Wile—Gene Return to New York Philadelphia, Sept. ing was conqueror and co night's history-n of the homefolk. was impatiently rival of awai his wite, artment ordes though it was badly cut. GAS RES| New York, Sept. propriation of h lars to be used exclusiy search work, t new era for the 1 ¢ \ and pron n CEiteael Women’s American | m is to be collected and | expended over a period of five ¥ exander Forward, its man- Dresses \L s15 ATASHIAN IS FRE 835 The case of Manuel Atashian of this clty has been nolled in superior court. He appealed from a fine of $30 and revocation of a suspe nce of 30 days on the ck of keeping a gambling house. Hungerford heard the case Attorney Cyril F. Dunning postal cards are prohib- | ited in the United States mails, and Miisses’ | | l 5l oot aned |iThe champion, battered and cut by the challenger’s nis stay in blows, is reduced to the old trick of the weaker fighter—that | of hanging on in a clinch to escape opponent <ough’r in vain by this means to avoid a heatmg flom at a Demp~e\, and here he is try ng likew ing Tunney. at Your Credit Store Men's and Young Men’s mts Open a Charge Account at 35 minutes. | 228 MAIN ST. On the Square We have just received a Fall and Win- ter line of exclusive Parisian Sample Coats and Dresses We also carry a full line of large sized dresses for stouts, sizes 44 to 5214. Price $15.75 to $24.95. A large selec- tion of Evening Dresses from $15:% and up We carry a complete line of Gordon Hose at $1.50 and $1.95. If you want satisfaction, shop at Jay’s Specialty Shop. 228 MAIN ST. On the Square punishment, se to evade the conquer-