New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1926, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1926. INDIAN, HERO OF WORLD WAR,NOW |51t ammiversary o= )| WORKING HARD 10 GET HAS JOB AS POSTAL DELIVERY MAN| New Britain Fireman Recognition | |of abandoned iron mines today were | @arrier Pi n z i geon Flutters sl el In Despite Wounds| Owen Riley of Crown street. who iwes{em EdllG&lOl‘S Thlflk SO—; ‘_ . i |cngaged i the difficult work of re- | R e - Vi 1 ¢ 0] was strucl 'y y Matl: |entrapped in the cave-in of the| Wounded and bleeding irom the ef- Barnes-Heckler mine here Wednes- | fccts of a bullet, Princess Drift | from his injuries at New Britain 1 day. , Snow, a prize carrier pigeon, arriv- | General hospital ~X-ray pictures of Chicago, Nov. § (F-—On the heels Thé seeming im. ossibility of the |ed here yesterday two hours late |kis leg injury show so fracture. it of an announcement that 12 Univer- task of ever clearing the flooded pit | from Maryhill, Washington, with a | was sald today. stly of Illinois students had been ex- 1 | pelled for drinking. gambling and | using automobiles, a story was pub- i lished today by the Herald and Ex- g aminer that federal prohibtion | | agents were investigating the sale of of liguor to students at a number of colleges in Chicago territory. Prohibition officials declined to | discuss the subject, but the news- | | paper said women dry agents were | B or Thomas Rogers as he is known | renoried working under cover at the by his Americanized name, won | ypjversity of Wisconsin at Madison, He has been t a prohibition agent had depart- Fal R AK][LS prompt appointment. | assigned.to Mandan, N. D. | e qito ir e siznr . 5 estigate at an unnamed In- ‘Al‘“:[] NI | Tribute of Foch alana college and that under cover []RY lAw REPEAL Marshal Foch when in North Da- | workers also were in Urbana and Proposal Buried Beneath Ava- kota on his American trip picked | Champaign, home of the University Tom out of the crowd of Indians | of Illinois. lanche of Arid Votes San Francisco, Nov. 5 (#—A blakt and, placing Tis hand on his Shoul- | v men students wers ex- e e {0 rasogers was the | pelled from the Ilinols nstitution on e | Wednesday, 10 of them for dr e Bt e ool B T incldent to footbell games at Ur- T ooty Cne: | bana and Ann Arbor, Mfich., and last | e was born at Fort Berthold, N. D | yjgnt 5 co-ed was dismissed for re- arid votes from Los Angeles, pro- California, proposal to the lor law, under a majority of nore than 55,000 votes as straggling 's election were message from Queen Marie to Calle fornia. The bird was released by the Ru- took on 2 more encouraging aspect late last night when the water INTO FLOODED MINES which filled th shaft began receding ! |of its own accord. Mine engineers |Manian Queen at Maryhill Wednes- —_— expressed the opinion that the water | day. It was suffering from a deep gunshot wound in the breast and in the legs and feet. 'he messages, which will go to o by other carrier pig- |“Live normally, eat what you like, bt intelligently, and with temper- | ance, and do not Indulge in aico- | > hillc beverages,” is her advice. She | |15 a life long member of the W. C. | |T. U. Her daily routine to keep! |n and : DY o o seessy | “Charles Alone” Captured Mrs. Burdick Does Daily Tasks Killed Ninety Ger-1 With High Spirits 1 her as much as possible each day. T don’t believe in hecommz‘ mans Single Handed and Earned Mrs. Ci | over tired, but T am not happy when | From Marshal Foch. had broken through to underground caverns of adjacent worked out iron mines. Shortly after midnight the waters in the main shaft L.~d dropped to o {400 feet from the surface and were Ishpeming, Mich., Nov. 5 (»—The {stit receaing. honeycombed workings of a number | Salvage Gangs Penetrating Depths of Michigan :shafts Flooded By Swamp, am sorry I cannot come to your | sunny California. [ send my be: I am not busy,” she says. | T wishes to my people in your state re is enough work In this| house to keep two women busy and riotte [T h no time to loaf,”” she added cher | With the one exception, that of her | her | b s called away a few | Burdiok has not | her family for 49 | TBuwiick. former RILEY RECOVERING J. Burdick, former of 32 Dwight home tomorro to extend co 92nd birthday anni-{scen a are very likely to be | years of birth-| B Burdick | Hil h death in les J. M. Burdick at 63 Grove |Alone,” the full-blooded Arikara In- dian of North Dakota who fully lived up to his name during the war by Killing or capturing 1ans single-handed, has had fulfilled his desire to be a letter car- | rier for Uncle Sam. Through executive order, dent Coolidge authorized his ap- pointment without regard to civil | service rules and Postmaster Gener- al Ne as proudly taken him in. war record of “Charges Alone, | | i Washington, Nov. 5 (#—*“Charges | | | a son, Cha: ple sugar N B Miss Emma J. Burdick h her mother; Mrs Bassford of Waterbury, A. Emmons of New Mrs. Lucy A. Perrin ew Women's Home for Hartford. Walter M. nt treasurer of th Co., is a grand- T who Car- Mrs, Brit- with Y Presi- A Perfected Overcoat Service Your OVERCOAT The style, fabric and color that will serve you best EDWARD H. PARKER Fireman Edward H. Parker of Co. No. 2 is recelving congratulations on the 31st anniversary of his appoint- ment to the call force which oc-| curs tomorrow. He is among| the oldest men in the department in | point of years of service. Prior to| accepting a regular berth in the de- | partment he was employed for many | years at Traut & Hine's factory. HOW T0 REDUCE? VISIT REPUTABLE PHYSICIAN| This Is Advice Given Chicago Fair June 4, 1891, attended the Santee, 5. ° ; Neb., Indian State Normal school for | Ining out after hours. six years, and on August 1, 1917, en- | _ At the time of the first action, listed in the Second North Dakota ] Dean Thomas Arkle Clark, secretary regular infantry. . rriving in France | Of the council of administration, about November 27, 1617, he was as- | $ald “the council intends to curb signed to the First Division with the“ drinking, gambling and the use of When you come here you'll not be served in terms of just another overcoat. Rather, you’ll get a per- fected and specialized service that will obtain for you the coat that meets your individual requirements in every particular —the coat that blends best with your figure, pro- portions and personality. The new exhibit is distinguished for good style, wear-resisting fabrics, choice patterns and colors, better value, and faultless Kirschbaum tailoring, stronghold of Al Eighteenth Infantry, later being | automobiles by students and intends transferred to the Intelligence sec- | to deal seriously with all violations tion as observer, raider and sniper. | Of university rules”” Let Tom's major tell of his daring: | Dean Clark said it was his cus- Was a Daring Scout tom to turn over to federal authori- “For three months prior to the | ties any information he obtained in battle of Soisfons, Tom, who was a | regard to the sale of liquor. “There scout, was sent out every night to | is no question about drinking among the German front to get information | college students—both men and wo as to what organization was there.| men,” he was quoted by the Herald His manner of getting the desired |and Examiner as saying, ‘“but information was a novel one. A |don’t think there is as much white lieutenant accompanied him as | there was before prohibition.” far as it was safe to go; Tom then| (e educators questioned by the weny on alone to the front, creeping | o c Ml ™ 00 Hion through the grass, bushes and weeds, | 1,4 gtydent drinking was falling and, when a sentinel passed, cap- | o tured him with his baro hands and | ®0 o Sex By Cook County Hos- pital Stafr Chicago, Nov. 5 (P—Instead of ruining their health through trying to reduce by over-dieting, violent ex- rcise and similar measures, the ft of Cook County hospital, larg- | st in the world, is agreed that women should stop smoking, drink- ing and over-eating and consult | only reputable physicians. The doctors joined in an emphatic warning after a discussion in which they reported more cases cach year of women who become ill by at- turns from Tuesda 429 precincts missing, stood epeal 401,586; against 547,- o the missing districts as dry ones, wet felt little hope that the dry would be wiped out. zcles vote, comprising , or nearly one-third ces of the state, de- fvered a smashing 67,000 majority in favor of retention of the liquor MRS, CHARLOTTE J. BUKDICK as vote was 144,655 to 211,- This wiped out the generous t lead from the other districts of , which at one time was ' PROFESSIONAL GUNMEN REPORTED IMPORTED s This is Belief in Spanish Official Cir- “As want to live and help shine into somebody’ conflded to a report does bring su of long as T can cake tomorrow. ling mot cles Regarding Catalonian Movement . 5 (A —Beliet that , anarchists and took him back to the American camp where he was questioned. In case | Sity of Chicago sald: e sentinel attempted to give the No students have been expelled |alarm Tom ‘croaked’ him and car- | to my knowledge since the opening ried his coat to camp. In ninety | of the fall term. T believe there i | nights he was on this service, he did | decidedly less drinking among col not make a single failure to bring |lege men and women than before in his man or coat. He brought in | prohibition.” of the latter.” Tom was but one of the 12,000 In- dians who served with the Ameri- cans during the war and of whom 122 were killed and 87 wounded. | When President Coolidge sent the thanks of the nation in the form of |testimonials to the Indian ftribes, {Tom was designated to receive that | for the Arikara tribe. | i of Northwestern, asserted that un versity had no liquor problem. * ing within the last two years. No reports of drinking have reached me since this term opened. I think there s considerably less drinking before prohibition.” | A simllar expression came from 5 (p— | Dr. Clarence Little, president of the | University of Michigan at Ann Ar- NO SALARY BOOST ioux , 8. D, Nov Dr. Walter Dill Scott, president of | haven't expelled a student for drink- | among college men and women than | tempts to reduce through extreme means. Specific reference was made to gland extracts, but excessive dieting nd ill-advised exercise also were | | warned against. “Unscrupulous physicians are get- ting rich from the new fad of gland extracts,’ sald Dr. Carl Meyer, as- | sociate professor of surgery at| Northwestern university and chief | urgeon of the staff. “Practically all | (of the anti-fat preparations have | thyroid extract for a foundation, and {taking thyroid extract to get thin produces all the symptoms of goiter. “The patient gets thin, but she | becomes extremel; nervous and her heart 1s seriously affected—in other words she exchanges her good health and fat for heart trouble and AR RN IRIRIRIR YRR IR VR IR YR VR YRR YRR YRR IR Tomikowski & Dawson 361 Main St. Opp. Myrtle The governor and other state offi- cials will not get any salary increase | as a result of the defeat of a con- | Marquis Alfonso Stitutional amendment proposal in: Earth Would Become cLOnIiE o "% Tuesday’s election. The salary of | o v L Q | el $3,000 now paid the exccutive s on| ijzgn in) for b“"]i of the Franco- | "o Cip’ New Hampshire and Ver-| New York, Nov. 5 ()—If tho earth | mont. It was proposed to pay the Were taken away from the sun for | a year, the ocean would not only be governor 87,000, frozen, but the atmosphers would be QUAKE R | condensed to liquid air, washing on Washington, Nov. 5 (P—A very [ the ey rocks of a frozen sea, in the irp earthquake disturbance was’ opinion of Prof. Henry Norris Rus- registered early today George- | scll, professor of astronomy at town university seismoperaphs, be- | Princeton university. ginning at 3:01 a. m. The tremors| There may be thousands of asted nearly three hours, the maxi- | bitable worlds in the unis mum shock being recorded at 3:13.|said in a lecture at the American Dircctor Tondorf estimated the loca- | Museum of Natural History, but the tion as 1,000 miles from Washing- |only one In our solar system that | ton, in a southwesterly direction. | might possibly sustain life is Mars. | All the others are too hot or to cold S e he declared. He s convinced that the | Certain natives of Australia put moon could not sustain life because hobnails in the skin of the soles of |n has no air or wa | their feet. bor. nervous disorders. 'Bible Student Claims Women Were Suppressed | Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 5 (A—Bible | translaters suppressed the true wom- | an of 2,000 years ago by changing the names of accomplished women | to read masculine and by wrongly interpreting certain passages to suit their intolerance of the female, Dr. Anna Lee Starr, Pittsburgh, told the International Association of Women Preachers last night. | Translaters, unable to grant equal- ity to women, “jiggered” their inter- pretations, consclously or uncon- sciously, to agree with their own lings, Dr. Starr stated. 2 (ARIRIRIRIRIRIRIRIR newspaper: be interpreted as g attempt of a dwind- ORDED If you are at all interested in building read Page 159 of this week’s SATURDAY EVENING POST An interesting article on Curtis Woodwork will be found on this page. Rackliffe Bros. 250 Park St. board of the chr When she ot gEoaany; @ ye Spanish soil. [ atal as a brilliant s overeign and his min- en to relatives. 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