New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1927, Page 10

INDIAN WARRIORS 10 HEET CODLIDGE (Ghiefs, Former Raiders, to Pay Homage to President Rapid City, S. D, June 24 (A— Indian chiefs who strove a genera- tion ago to turn back the white men and to save the Black Hills for a hunting ground, today await the coming of President Coolidge his ssinmer home with plans adding to the tumult of his come. The highest honors of the Sionx tribe are to he tendered to the President by Chiefs Yellow Robe, Crazy Horse, No Ilesh and Kills A Hundred. for wel- With his consent, the tribal lead- | to the council nation, and will White Father ers will admit him fires of the Sioux make him the Great of their tribe 1t is a picturesque quartet which awaits the President’'s ace of the invitation from the Crazy Horse w a Sioux S the Custer massacre, and shared in the Battle of Wounded Knee, an engagement hetween Sioux and the Seventh U. 8 caval n which Indians and 27 soldiers lost lives. No Flesh js a hattle-searred tain of zreat . distingnished largely for his part in inter-tribal wars. Kills A Hundred, now aged and feeble, was a famous Tndian scout for wkite troops. letters from four Presidents pointing him as scout. Successor to these patriarchs is Yellow Rohe, nephew of Sitting their hief- ap- to | 400 | nd hears | Under the American scheme of | government there is nothing corre- ! sponding to the members of par- | liament who represent the univer- sities of Great Britain. Graduates who have taken a master's degrew are entitled to vote for a member | to represent their university. Most of the ballots are cast by mail. of his work in American history. l Personals Miss Ruth Kindelan of Glen street |is spending the week-end in Daniel- | scn, attending the high school grad- | vation exercis i attended Miss Grayee Schleiche the commencement ex Willey High school, W | Miss Bernice Kolet of V and have gon: to Providence, to spend a week. Miss Anna Kalmanowitz, danghter of Mr. and Mrs. H 66 Winter street, hus honors from the Miss Harriett Melissa Mills, Kindergarten and Primary Training ool affiliuted | with the New York university | A s Job, Not Man, Gives Right to Receptions | Washington, June 24 (P—It isn't | the distinguished visitor who is ac- corded the grand reception; it's th | job und the title, | Had Manuel Rivas Vieuna visited | Washington carly in 1927 he would | have received a cordial, and official welcome in Latin Am. diplo- circ He was then at the | of ean eabin But | months later, a man, a political Iy another and was re- an matie head e . soft-spoken exile. He was w stranger in the city ceived accordingly. slight NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1927, In the Black Hills Country FOUR SOUTHERNERS IN HAWAIAN RACE Three Planes in San Francisco- Honolulu Competition Atlanta, June 24 (P—Four South- erners in three planes intend to en- ter the proposed air race across the Pacific from San Francisco to Honolulu. The nbjective of Lieutenants Jess Windham and Ben Stern of Mem- phis, Tenn., who plan to hop off from San Francisco on the morn- ing of July 3. eventually will be Manila, The flight will be financed by Memphis capital. The plane, an Faglerock, will be equipped with | the same type of motor that Col- onel Charles Lindbergh used in his hop across the Atlantic. The itinerary of the flight as mapped out by Windham and Stern will be to Honolulu on the first leg, thence to Guam or Tokyo, and ulti- mately to Merila, P. 1., a total dis- tance of 6.000 miles. Paul Redfern, Savannah, Ga., aviator, plans to have his airplane ready to start from Atlanta August 1 for San Francisco, where he will enter the Honolulu flight. Redfarn has a record of approxi- mately 1,840 hours in the air and during his several years service with the United States customs office here has gained experience which is expected to be of value to him on his Pacific flight. He says he will make only ene stop’ between Atlanta and San Francisco. Like Colonel Lindbergh in his trans-Atlantic flight, Lieutenant Douglas Davis. of Atlanta, plans to do his own navigating and to fly alone, He will use a monoplane, the construction of which he will super- intend, capable of a speed of 125 miles and hour with a load of 500 gallons of gasoline. Lieutenant Davis is 35 years old and began flying when 18, enlist- ing in the army =air corps and re- ceiving _his traininz at Maxwell Field, Montgomery, Ala., and at Arcadia, Fla. He was made an instructor and sincé his discharge in 1920 has been flying continu- ously. Parents Give Reception For Miss Rose Kirschnit Miss Rose Kirschnit was tendered a reception and dinner by her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kirschnit, at their home 283 Linwood street, last evening in honor of her grad- uation from New Britain State Nor- mal school. About 50 guests were present. The home was attractively decorated and a program of musical numbers was given. Miss Kirschnit received many beautiful gifts. She was a member of the class of 1927 at the Normal school and has been appointed to teach in the New Brit- tain public school system beginning next September, CLEVELAND MEMORIAL. Princeton, N. J., June 24 (A—The 15th anniversary of the death of Grover Cleveland was commemorat- ed today when a wreath fiom mem- Lers of the Grover Cleveland associ- ation of New York was placed on Mr. Cleveland’s grave in Princeton cemotery. « Two Failures Fail to Make Success, Says Judge New York, June 24 P—Two fail- ures do hot make a theatrical suc- cess in the opinion of Supreme Court Justice Valente, given today in the suit of Daniel V. Arthur for an ac- counting of the proceeds cr “No, No, Nanette,” by Harry H. Frazee, Arthur and Frazee are theatrical producers. Arthur contended that a few years ago he and Frozee twice produced a play called “My Lady Friends,’ both being “flops.” Arthur ascserted that “No, No, Nanette” was a rehash of “My Lady Friends,” and asked an accounting. Justice Valente dismissed the ace tion, saying that the success of “Npo, No, Nanette” was a thing separate from the two failures of “My Lady Friends.” WINS PARIS RACE Auteull, France, June 24 (P— The “Prix Des Drags,” feature race of Paris’ ‘“Grand Week” of turf events, was won by Octave Home berg's Sarzeau. R. B. Strassburger's The Ace was second and H. Imone sen’s Banco third. Ten rgn. Since then his wife and daughter | 1 tablespoon Karo, Blue Label 5 tablespoons Masola 1 pt. bean sprouts op- or Kingsford's tional (thess may be Cornstarch purchased canned) 2 cupscoarsely diced Salt, pepper and celery Worcestershire 3 medium sized Sauce to taste onions, sliced Boiled rice 'UT the meat in small cubes, dust with salt, pepper and the cornstarch and brown in the Mazola. Add the celery, onions, bean sprouts and Karo and simmer a few minutes. Half cover with boiling water and simmer until the meat is tender, about an hour. Season to taste with the Worcestershire Sauce. 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Some of the leaders think it will suffice merely to de- note him “Great White Tather” Others think he should be given a viistinctive Indian name., Lauder to Be in Film From Buchan’s Novel | Glasgow, June 24 (P—John Bu- chan, historian, ecssayist, lecturer and novelist, whom the Scottish universities have just elected to represent them in parliament, 1s about to plunge into motion P! tures. His novel, “Hunting Towe will be filmed with Sir Harry Lau- der in {he leading role. Nominally a conservative, Buchan is an independent in polities. e | e ! /is the author of a “History of the | nivpRrar z i Great War” and has written much el e B about the American Civil War. Tn e 1925 the United Daughters of the Bl e e Confederacy presented ~him with S s ot e i repliea ot the great seal of the |gginni river. It was built in 1880 nfederacy in acknowledgment | with just one line which ran from —— | the only railroad station to the ceme- | tery. three miles from town. 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