New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 3, 1928, Page 18

Dr lnktoAdde M.C.A ‘Bible Class Thursday Night Dr. Roy L. Leak, superintendent of the Connecticut State Hospital at Middletown, will address the Y. M. €. A. Bible class on Thursday eve- ning at the regular supper meeting. In view of the fact that Dr. Leak is Interested in the establishment of eon meeting of the senior Hi-¥ club at noon. A meeting of the Mohawk tribe of the Friendly Indians will be held at 4:15 p. m. The Pioneers’ gchlb will meet at 0 p. m. The physical department program will be as follows: Younger business men at 5: 30 p. m.; intermediates (junior) at 7 p. m.; church A class at 4:15 p. m.: life saving at 8:30 p m. Thursday: The educational class rm sign writing will meet at 7:45 p. im. The four classes in the week- |day religious school will meet at 5:15 p. m. The Y. class will meet in the banquet hall at 6:30 p. m. Gym classes |lows: Older business men at Im.; employed B-class at 7 p. church B class at 4:15 p. m.; senior leaders at § p. m. Friday: The educational class in M. C. A. Bible! NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8§ 1928 referred to the foreign relations com- | men. It will be several days before mittes, where it was permitted to|the wounded can be taken to Ocotal, die. which is the nearest landing field. “J felt that our policy in going Six Marines Killed into Nlelruun in the first place was! A reinforced garrison of United wrong," Senator Wheeler said. “We s marines today held Quilali| were morally bound to uphold the | an-r fierce fighting in which six constitution of that country and we | marines were killed and 28 wounded. have not lived up to that obligation. | The reinforcing Sunday of the pa- “But aside from the question of|trol which captured Quilali Friday our assuming the wrong attitude in | cost one American life and five ma- the first place in going Into Nicara- | rines were wounded as they pushed gus, it does seem to me that when their way through the rebels and we do send marines into a territory, joined their comrades. In the cap- | whether rightly or wrongly, we ought | ture of Quilali, five marines were sufficiently to protect tnem so that killed and 23 wounded. they would not be subject to being| The rebel casualties in the two! slaughtered our marines have|cncounters were not-determined be- been in the last few duys.” |cause dead and wounded were Feland In Command quickly removed to save them from | Brigadier General Logan Feland vultures. was selected to take command of the | Herolc Sergeant Killed a mental clinic at the New Britain | puplic speaking will meet at 7:45 @eneral hospital, it is expected thn.ew m. A lobby social will be held will be considerable interest In the!in (o men's lobby at 9:30 p. m. Re- | address, | freshments be served. There will entire marine force In Nicaragua in| % the drive against the bandite. General Feland was in command | of the original contingent in Nicara- First Sergeant Thomas G. Bruce, of the marines, lately a lieutenant in the Nicaraguan national guard, was killed in a rebel counter-attack Although Dr. Teak will include in |y, o mecting of the junior Hi-Y club | his address various types of mental sickness and mental patients a6 well as intercsting phases of th hospital itself, he plans to base a large portion of lis address on the proposed mental clinic. Because of the public interes -maaifest in the proposed clinic, th Y. M. C. A. plans to invite members of the meadical profession as well as ofticials and members of the staff | and board of directors of the New Britain General hospital. - Another phase of his talk which | Dr. Leak intends to go into is the cause of mental diseases. Although he does not admit of the existance .of insanity in the commonly accept- d interpretation, claiming that| there are as many different types of mental sickness as there are of * physical sickness, he will tell man details of events and circumstance: which cause people to become men- zally unbalanced. / In connection ‘ thera will be a surprise feature the program. The Y. M. C is planning to ac- commodate an unusually large crowd. Supper will be served in the banquet hall at 6:30 o'clock and the _’meeting will follow in the same hall. With the close of the holidays, the “Y" proposes to resume its regular _weekly schedule as follows Tuesday: The educatio accountancy will meet at with this meeting on Do played at the Sta *Iroquois tribe of the Kriendly . - dians will meet at 4:15 p. . £ 7 will be a Boy Scout mecting at 7 p. “m. The classes in the physical de- artment will be £x follows: Morn- ing class at 9:30: Junior B class at 4:15 p. m.; Employed B class at 7 m. Wednesday: There will be a lunch- at 7:30 p. m. The class in the phy- |sical department will be as follows: { Junior A class at business men at 5:30 p. m.; | mediates (juniors) at | wrestling class at §:15 p. m. Satnrday: Junior Hi-Y basketball practice from 5.6:30 p. m. Classes in the physical department as fol- |lows: Junfor leaders at 9 a. m.; [Juntor B class at 10 a. m.; junior ss swim at 11 a. m. Tn the “Dusty” basketball league, [the following games will be played lat the Stanley Arena this evening: In the preliminaries, the New Brit- ain Machine girls will play the {girls' team from Stanley Rule. The *. Corbin men's team will “dribhle” against the Corbin Cabi- net Lock team. On the same night, the boys from Fafnirs will mix it up {with the Stanley Rule team. On Saturday, preliminary to the All-New Britain game, the Corbin Serew lassies will play the ‘lr|a trom the Stanley Works. L. S, ORDERING ~ HARINES TO GO (Continued from First Page) ction. he called attention that merican lives had been lost in al- » lmost overy skirmish with the ban- dits and that this should be stop- ped. He assumed there would be |some reaction in congress to the lat- lost turn of events in Nlcaragua. Wheeler's Position | At the last session of congreas, ‘.“-nmor Wheeler's resolution was Second Mortgage Loans $300.00 to $5,000.00 (5-Year Repayment Plan) C.!! ot our bank and make application for the amount yo Fldllty Indstr1a1 Bank A We Before FIRST— SECOND— TELEPHONE You Borrow . Be sure you have a real need for the money you borrow, one that will prove to be a source of profit to you. A MUTUAL SYSTEM LOAN when used for a worthy purposc will be a real benefit to you. leol with oo institu- thorized by and un- ion of the Banking your State, onc that interest in_your wel- Be ton that is der the supery Department ¢ will tahe a 1a The MUTUAL sach an institution wi that will give you a friendl come and always glad 10 betp you. + that the interest charged ful and the system of pay- ment is within your means. TUAL SYSTEM payments are var- ied allowing you from one day 1o puths in which to repay Be teres only for the et live the money 1950. The Mutual System 81 P Cader th OrEN e Suecrvisiom of LB TS WEsST 121 MAIN ST Oop. Capitol Theater. the st TRTRETT AL—sATT gua before peace terms were made Sunday while a combat patrol was | between the liberals and conservasien route from Telpaneca to rein- tives. He was then withdrawn and force Quilali. Bruce, whose home the remaining marines were put in was in Philadelphia, displayed great charge of Col. Louis Mason Gluick. |heroism at Ocotal last July when a| General Feland {8 now spending a handful of marines and guardsmen | vacation at Southern Pines, N. ¢ administered a crushing defeat to The marine reinforcements will! Sandino’s forces. be sent out from San Diego, Cal.| Lieutenant Merton A. Richal of and Parris Island. S. The San | Wisconsin, was seriously wounded in Diego battalion will land on the west | Sunday's encounter. Four other ma- | coast of Nicaragua and will later rines wers also wounded. be joined by the other battalion| e combat patrol, which included from the east coast. | members of the Nicaraguan nation-| - {al guard, encountered part of San- | Rombers Are Active |dino's forces near Sapotilla Ridge, Managua, Nicaragua, Jan. 3 (®—four miles from Quilall. There were | The united marine air forccs are| 400 men in the insurgent force. | preparing to bomb the Sandino reb-| The rebels were defeated after| els, who were driven into the forests!desperate fighting and fled into the by marines and national guardsmen | thick forests of the mountainous re- | in the recent engagements around gion near the Honduran border. ! Quilall. Five bombing planes in|Marine planes which have been command of Major R. E. Rowell will | playing an active part in the fight- undertake this task. Other p!nn»m“w assisted the patrol. have already dropped bombs on! The patrol pushed on with am-! groups of rebels, but the casualtivs| munition and other supplies to their | have not been ascertained, as tIi® | comrades. planes returned immediately to| Most of the injurles in Friday's their base. |battle were caused by bursting All of the patrols sent out from | bhombs, hand grenades and other ex- Telpaneca at Ocotal have rmclml\pmqnm It has been learned th: Quilall, and the garrison, now held|these were prepared by Sandino's by marines and guards has ampic men with dynamite seized from an, supplies of food, medicines and am-| American mine at San Aibino. munition. The medical supplies were brought te Quilali yesterday, and all (voast Gllal‘d C“ttel’ Il Hunting Disabled Shir the wounded have been cared for. New York, Jan. 3 (UP)—An uni- The air attacks were carried out| in conjunction with columns advanc- | ing toward Quilali, and the rebel | jontified schooner. her fore mast forces kept well under cover, fearing | gone and in danger of foundering in to come into the open. a heavy sea, was sought today by the o Marine headquarters states that|const guard cutter Scminole 75 the various columns will concent miles gouth of here. at Quilali in preparation for the next| Word that the schooner was fn offensive against Sandino's fighting | distress was brought by the Porto 1 |Merely Margy, An Awfully Sweet Girl The only car of its kind in the world. Entirely new engineering principles. Years ahead of its time. On Display January 5th A PRODUCT OF DODGE BROTHERS HOW NOW'j ‘POLLY AND HER PALS LB SHOULD NEVER HAVE TAKEN PA TO A BRRIDGE PARTY ON A &MGNT LIKE THiS @i H1S AWFUL COLD: i You CALL THE DOCTOR PoLLY WHILE I PUT / ‘,;{ HIM TO BED! U N 28 by Newspaper Feature Service Rico steamship Coamo, which stood by the vessel two hours at midnight Sunday. The Coame offered to take her crew, but the men said they would wait for a freighter to tow them back to port. CAT SHOW IS OPEN 170 Aristocrats of Fetine World on Esxhibition in New York. New York, Jan. 3. (P — The ari-s tocracy of the feline world 170 in number—are dining and displaying | their charms at the Waldorf-Astorla | hotel in the annual Atlantic Cat club show. The pedigreed cats are surrounded with all the luxuries possible, being | displayed on satin cushions in velvet curtained cages, while many have velvet mice to play with. | MANUFACTURER A SUICIDE {a vietim of insomnia and had been | despondent. |to & vice president of the Iilinois shot and killed himself in the com- pany office late yesterday. He was found slumped in & chair over his desk by John Nancio, night watch- man. Authoroities, in pronouncing the case a suicide, said that 8mith was NOTED FINANCIER DIES C. M. Kittle, Rose From Water Boy to Man of Wealth in Few Years, Chicago, Jan. 3 (UP)—Charles M. Kittle, 47, who rose from water boy Central railroad and. resigned to head the Sears-Roebuck Compnny.{ died yesterday. Infection developed from an oper- ' ation for gall stones on Christmas morning caused the death. Smith of Norristown, Pa., Shoots Himself While Despondent. | Norristown, Pa. aJn. 3 (UP)—J. Futhey Smiith, secretary of the I. W. Smith Woolen Company, Bridgeport, | WEDNESDAY ONLY S LB. | Thursday, Jan. 5. This week only.— Special Notice The T. A. B. Whist has been post- poned from Tuesday, Jan. 3, until! adv. BAG of DOMINO Granulated SUGAR 29¢c With Coupon Supply Limited to 1,000 Bags. Be Here Early. None Delivered. No Phone Reservations. 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