New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1926, Page 3

Mi.GHELL MASTER OF HARMONY LODGE W. J. Rawlings Elected to 36th| Term as Secretary George W. Mitchell worshipful ~master. of lodge, A. I ., last evening, | succeeding 2. Dyson, whose term expires December 20 The elec- | tion included the return to his post as secretary William J. Rawlings for the 36th consecutive term. Other officers were elected as fol- lows: Senior warden, Hollis J. Foster; junfor warden, F. Ernest Woods; treasurer, George H. Boyer; trustee, Eugene E. Dyson; representative Ma- sonic Hall assoeiation, John W. Lockett. Appointive offices by wor- | shipful master: Senior deacon, W. G. Gibney; - junior . deacon, Henry ¥. Reddell; ell; marshal, Eugene E. Dyson; steward, Alexander Smyrk; organist, Fred C. Eppler; tyler, William H. Horsfall. One of the past masters will offi- ciate at the installation of the new officers on the evening of December 20. At this itme there will be re- freshments and entertainment. TELEGRAPH PHOTOS . Five American Cities Now Are Equipped for Sending Picturcs as Christmas Presents. New York, Dec. 7 (A over the Christmas-New Year holi- days, it was announced today by the here at 47 Allyn street, American Telephone and Telegraph Company. The cities Cleveland, Ch cisco. Procedure to be followed by th re New ago and York, Boston San T chaplain, George H. Mitch- | sen- | ior steward, Irving W. Mott; junior | -Persons in | five American cities will be able to | «xchange photographs by telegraph meeting of the Connes NFW BRITAIN DAILX’ HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1926. SPORT BRIEFS , | By the A No snow has fallen on the links| \uf the Seaview club at Atlantic City, J., to mar the opening of 1]1(:‘ ristmas scal golf tournament| \Vcdm day. John G. Andeérson,| amateur champion of France, Dick \Jones of New York, “Chic” Evans| | of Chicago, and Gene Tunney ln-n'y\ui;:hl boxing champion, a among the 300 entries. was elected | Harmony | Ralph Furey, captain-clect of the | Columbia university football eleven, | | has been a thorn in the side of the Red Cornell machine in his t\\o‘ | vears of varsity football. Furey ran 1 fumble over for a touchdown | against the Tthacans tn 1925 but his| mates could not hold the lead. This vear he Intercepted a pass and ran| 40 yards for the winning points. Now that Micke quired the midgd ship from Tige that dogged Micke terweight champion i 1l ever again. Dave California crouch artist, offic: middleweig! king with *the New York boxing commission. Walker| edged out a close decision when the pair met in a title tilt as welters. | Walker has ac eweight champion- wers, a rivalry | steps as wel-! breaking out Shade, the intends to y's vy have a new fiel of rivalry he Middie gymn have rejoined the intercollegiat Gymnastic association after a lapse; of two years. West Point Ca-| 1o during Navy's absence be- me a member of the body, giving| |the two service rivals a chance to meet on the bars and mats for the time. Princeton, Dartmouth, | cnnsylvania, Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technology and Temple uni- versity ave other members. THERAPY ME Hartford, Dec. 7 (P—The annual | ut Occupa- | tional Therapy soclety will be held tomorrow. | At the morning session a round table discussion on basket-making will be led by Louis J. Haas of the Bloomingdale hospital. During the ernoon Miss Ma:jorle B. Green, | an of the Boston cchool of orcu- | the | New Orleans, KIDNAPPING RUM CAPTAIN 1 HELD Details of Sensauonal Gapture and Escape Not Known Orleans, Dec. 7 (P—Captors and captured in turn aboard the French rum schooner Arsene J. J. Mathews, assistant prohibition [admin | Petty Officor Handley, today were | once more in charge of the elusive liquor running crew which for the past week has defled the united pursuit of governmone vessels and | merchant men. The ship lies at anchor in Puerto, ator of the Gulf zone, ‘nd‘ FAGLES 0 HAVE SMOKER Program of Entertainment Thursday | Evening Will Include Act Pre- pared for Professional Stage. No. 722, F. ular meding in | hursday evening | New Britain Aerie, E. will hold a the lodge rooms and a smoker will follow, An excel- lent mixed program has been ar- ranged by th ntertainment com- mittee. The KEagle Entertainers, brand new act which is ready for the vaudeville stage, will present the | first half of the program. The second half will consist 0(: amateur boxing exhibitions with some of the best local simon pures doing thelr stuff. Following the en- tertainment, lunch will be served.| The committee in charge consists of R. Kramer, James McAleer, Hen- atrick F. McMahon fexico, where a customs officer has |and W. custody, but further word is received from known of the eral men a a duel aid of until Mathews, adventures 1 the ¢ ch of the fed-| who fought volved the nd the ment and forcign neies. What method was used to galn control of Frank Wood, giant negro captain, Whose urce, desperate 'ing and cunning, is a by-word on Row, remain to be told. only information available to- | ief cablegram dispatch- ed by Mathews from the Mexican {port in which ha reported that the ship was in custody and that he a Handley are safe. A week ago, government forces | took over the schooner in the Guif of Mexico, near the mouth of the Mississippi, hews and Handley were sent aboard to guard the ship's Arsene J. w a severe gale arose and ship was ordered to drop ile government vessels | ds to refuel. the rum anchor W! proceeded to Port E When the coast guard vessels re- | turned, the rum ship was gone. , READ HERALD CLA SIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS b 'g0 of 10,000° gallons of liquor. As | s being towed to | | re- | hundred me 1 challenge of the new sources of the United States govern-|fled to safety litle is| Crowd of ,)00 Escapes in Theater Fire in Passaic Passaie, N. Dec. 7 (P—TIi 3 nen and children, last night, when fire <i1r(n\g in the basement of t [alto theater, swept through building and wiped out in addi five stories. The fire started, it is b lieved, from an overheated boiler. 'l'hnv was no panic. Max Hecht, owner of the theater building, said his losses will go over DEMPSEY STARTS 2 hanging en me—and don't think 1 Tex Rickard fight—but it ability in Natural- didn’t know the troubl was having staging the 't er my 1ting shape or form. not help you to have a ound you, but I 1 was over- TRAINING AGAIN o. | Says He's Anxious for Another | Crack at Crown it does loss of weight. T sec people claimed T lost n pounds the !I\Y three days be- the ibout three 190 pounds T weighed some pounds. when I tapered. off and heavyweight 1157 pounds when T climbed into the formality of Iring. I couldn’t get started. T will start [ xpew what T wanted to do but could training next week in the hope of not make my museles function. The a return bout with Gene yexi fime Taalan T 8\ AR Ty to whom he lost the world’s Jope we do—Tunney will be the d September at Philadelphia. fonder—he will carry the load of a his he announced today, saving: tjje " UV I can come back I can whip Tufiney, and if 1 can’t come back, I'm thrugh with the fight game. don't any ‘set up Los Angel Dec. 7 (M—Jack former aiting the up fights Dempsey, champion |a few 1 war od Four Killed, Three Are Wounded in Chicago Fight Chicago, Dec. 7 A policeman ind theee men were killed and ap- fficer was wounded carly to- attempted to dis- sauders from a Chicago and Iroad yards. to arrest a crowd ay for some ried to the had with to reports that h d before the fight armer champion de- | Al this stuff about throw- being polsoned or of hokum. man in the stiff counter I think he could d prob: Jess Willa have heer en police a band of 1 car in Northwestern r The the men, f women, we time, until ailroad v 1bs and heavy v The been intoxicate workers. wor- ith is a lot the n whip ¢ He is and while Firpo even Brennan ered him.” police, altemptin who were fir re held at reserves 1 irds 1 wigh Sy b 1 would e 0 was worried Philadelphia of the fight. [ had enough worry me with a lot of litigation men were i 3} 1 to W ‘In‘ Grey FLAS.ES OF LIFE: SECOND ELOPEMENT FOR THIS COUPLE FROM OKLAHOMA and to my babies,” says haplin. Therefore she s refused to appear in the London cal comedy $2,600 a week. mu for Washington—If at first iceced try again. Mary ter of Repre of Oklahoma, you don’t McClintie, and Richard an ‘organist in agtheater Soveral ye “0 their annulle of lintic Leibert, 1 be Heaslip has heen Honolulu—Far withor of New York, vorced by Hamilton Honolulu on the tion Lee, di- of leser- grou New York— zur, husband of Cec nicely pointed duel. He s twirlling a « his wi The s dre Count Word Jase! ' T Paris pest that to wed Ju star. Rome—-Jtaly is a profilic nation ntative Me- {and intends to remain profilic,” says Mussolini. Therefore he is going to tax bachelors beginning New Year's, Spinstars will be exempt. “The fail- ure to contract matrimony,” ex- | plains Benito, “often does not de~ pend on the desires of women.” New York—The low birth rate in the city is deplored by Cardinal Hayes. He told Catholic women that the rate was not keeping up as it | should. One reason, he sald, was reconstruction of immigration. Chicago—"All my love and a mils lion kisses,”” was written to her by her brother-in-law, “in a spirit of understanding,” explains Mrs. Ed- ward (. Carrington, who is being 1 for divorce York—Skirts are to be no at ’alm Beach this season, » exhibition of new modes N shorter an adva reveals. MRS, CHAPMAN IN TO[R\Y" Pinehurst, N. C., Dec. 7 (®— Woman golfers from many parts of Juntry were here today for the ng of the South Carolina women's tournament. Mrs, John Chapman of Greenwich, Conn., vear began a list of vie- will defend who last s with this event r title. / Jtar 011211‘4/ Jerz/zce l/dlue - rational therapy will speak on cupationul Therapy From the Trair- ing Sclool.” A collection of haskets wili be or (xhibition Mss Kathryn Root of Stamford is president of the society. desiring to transmit photographs i as follows: Take your photograph 1o the telephotographic office in any of the five cities, hand it to the clerk. A short time later a print of the portrait will be in the hands of the person to whom it was sent. Greetings written on the original photograph also will ba transmitted o - | “THE EVERGLADES” Through Train From New England Williamsport, Robert Bell, 19 rs old, of Clear- PIPE RURSTS, ‘SPARKS’ CALLED fleld, county, ped to death Co. 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