New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1928, Page 4

its legical conclusion, means the destruction of constitutional govern- ment and the disappearance of those guaramtees of life, liberty and property which are essential to the security and well-being of the peo- ple and to the continuation of our form of government? “Present conditions cannot be al- lowed to continue,” he said. “If the law is & good law it must not be koo fn Virginia Assails Gov. w' " m repealed; and if it remains unre- | pealed it must be enforced.” ot reaen vetween witera 0.\ HIGH SCHOOL GAME Utics} breach between Willlam G. Meados and Governor Smith of New Britain Meets Collegiate Prep Quintet tn This City on Saturday New York that began with the 1924 Afternoon. ) WIDE OPEN demecratic convention stood greater dimensions today Wit every Indication that it will con- tinue so long as Smith is a presi-| dential possibility. ©Old Rivalry An attempt to make history re- Bringing up the old rivalry of | peat itself will be made by the New Madison 8quare Garden for the | Britain High school basketball team first time in the present campaign, |in the game with Collegiate Prepar- McAdoo in Richmond, Va, last|atory school at the New Britain night denounced the governor's achool gymnasium Saturday after- views on prohibition enforcement, | noon. Last year Collegiate came to attacked his recent utterances on |New Britzin with a clean slate, but the enforcement situation in his own | it took a terrible beating. It will state and sounded a warning to the | come to this city with a record of democratic party that it must never | 10 stralght victories this year. send a “wet” to the White House.| If the Red and Gold team isat its Describing the issue as one that | full strength, it has a wonderfal op- must be fought to a conclusion in |POFtunity to gain state-wide noticc the 1928 campaign, McAdoo saia, |PY beating the prep school team. “The supreme need is to put law New Dritain won't have the advan- enforcement in the White House.” | tage It usually enjoys on its small o | gymnasium. The New Haven team Antl-Saloon League | plays all its games in a gymnasium His speech, before a gathering | pien js smaller than the Franklin under the auspices of the Anti-Su- > H 2 Square gym. loon league, the Women's Christian |~ 'ginoo“ie dofeated the Hardware Temperance Union and other dry - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, _!"BBRUABY & 1928 PARTNERSHIP'IS NEW WAY TO WED Maryland Colioge Conple Have Unique Geremony Performed | Annapolis, M4, Feb. 2 (M—Fa. /mous as a haven for eloping cou- |ples, Maryland presented & Dnew | wedding ceremony today, with what was described as & ‘“partnership | marriage.” | With neither person holding ob- tligations to support the other, and |mental substitution of the words | “until death do us part” with “un. {til love dies,” the wedded couple .chose the cellar of a college fra- Iternity house for solemnization of !their marriage. for class of St. Johu's and played both varsity basketball and base- was engaged in lbrary Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips remained is Philadelphia last night. end will make thelr home in New York, where the groom will engage in business. LOGAL BOWLERS LOSE | Anderson and Roemey Set Down ia First of Fiome and Home Msiches by Hartford Crew. Eddle Anderson and Pat Rooney, !local representatives in the home and home series of duckpin bowling matches with the Hartford pair. |Gaines and Miller, were defeated 1n itho first battle last night at Regers alleys by a margin of ¢3°pina The City High team by an overwhelming organizations, was the high light of a night that brought expressions | from Smith and two other demo- | cratic presidential luminaries, Gov- | ernor Ritchie of Maryland and Sen- ator Reed of Missouri. Those of Smith and Reed con-| cerned the subject of national de- | fense and disclosed their difference | of opinion as to the wisdom of large expenditures for military and naval establishments, Bcnator Reed epoke here before the women’s pa- triotie conference on national de- fense, contending for armament score in the last meeting of the | teams, Collegiate has defeated lho\ Yale Freshman team, which had not been defeated previously. | In this ritual, which united Wal- (Hariford team took Gve games, lost [ter . Phillips of Camden, N. J.,tW0 and tied one. . 'a 8t. John's college student, with | Gaines was at his best. He aver- Miss Margaret J. Rochester of Bal- (aged 118.7 for the eight games and {timore, the syncopating strains of a never once fell below 100, His 128 |jazz band replaced the deep throat- [and 129 marks were high for the od organ, and bridal bouquet and /night. Anderson and Gaines hooked wedding ring were dispensed with. [up in & duel with the Hartford man The fraternity brothers of the coming out on top. The summary: groom, dressed in bridesmaid at-| Gaines: 128, 129, 121, 119, 113, tire, turned an original act by not 112, 112, 117—9351. Average, 118.7. attending the ceremony—but rather | Strikes, 8; spares, 19, |waiting on the floor above, harmo-| Anderson: 112, 107, 117, 110, 114, nizing with the jazz orchestra, and | 114, 111—895. Average, 111.7. then later cheering the couple as| Strikes, 3; spares, 19. ‘they emergede from the basement. | Miller: 106, 98, 102, 95, 122, 110, The best man relieved the mo- (109, 113—855. Average, 106.7. notonous line of his tuxedo by wear- | Strikes, 4; spares, 14. ing light striped socks, meant to be| Rooney: 101, 138, 88, 126, 109, plainly visible, 1108, 107, 121— Average, 103,5. Have Own Code l Strikes, 4; spares, 17. “We have our own code of eth- Soldier’s Wife Teaches |rir - the seremons. e do not |COntemplate Ocean Flizht Prince of Wales Dance fconsiter ~ the London, Feb. 2 (A—The Prince of Wales has learned a dance step new to him from a soldier's wife. The Prince was a guest at a vol- unteer regiment’s ball last night. He invited Mrs. Semark, a sergeant’s wife to dance. A waltz was called |do us .part, we mentally [tuted, ‘until love dies.’ the ceremony. mariage ceremony | Next Summer From Paris essential, but realize that we have | Mexico City, Feb. 3 (UP)—An- to conform in some measure to the (other attempt at & non-stop fiight rules of society. We approached the [between Paris and New York was ceremony in the same state of |under consideration today through mind. For the words, ‘Until death [the announced intentions of Dieu- substi- | donne Costes and Joseph Lebrix tu {attempt the flight that their fellow but Mrs. Semark was not acquainted that would protect the country from with the new waltz steps while the any invader, while the governor's, views were given out by the Church | Prince was equally ignorant of the | Peace Union in New York in a let- | 0ld ones. Ber writior dast Jutie; “But I would Jove to know the old In the letter, which commented | Waltz” said the Prince, “please on the Geneva arms limitation con- | teach me.” ference, the governor observed that | He proved to be an apt pupil. but “What the nations expend for| M armament and its upkeep would | fir wipe out the slums of the cittes, |3t educate the children of the world, | reestablish farms and industry and restore prosperity to mankind.” Ritchie Address Governor Ritchie addressed the Brooklyn Bar association, appealing for maintenance of “principles and{ institutions which have been tried and tested’ and attacking the “evil’ of ceéntralized government. He re- newed his plea for the right of states “to settle their home affairs at home,” listing prohibition as ons ! question that should be turned back | to the states for decision. i The Maryland governor's candi- dacy was indirectly drawn into Me- Adoo's fire at Smith with his decla- ration that the “liquor interests” had seized political power fn both states, but the only personal refer- ences were to the New Yorker. Referring to Smith's candidacy. | Mr. McAdoo declared it an “absur- dity” to expect that a president hostile to prohibition would engen- der prohibition enforcement. “Attempt s being made,® he| sald, “to convince the country that | no matter if a wet is elected presi- | dent, the constitution and laws will be enforced. This §s both unsound | and untrue. x x x The White Housc | in the hands of the liquor intere would be a veritable Gibraltar of offensive operations and the doom of the 15th amendment would be written boldly upon the face of the constitution.” | Attacks New York | Mr. McAdoo devoted much of his address to the fact that New York has no state enforcement law and to Governor Smith's statement that despite that “there devolves upon the state the sacred duty of sus- | taining the 1Sth amendment and the Volstead law.” “His effort,” McAdoo sald, “is ap- parently to create the impression | that no state enforcement statute | i8 necessary lecause even in the absence of such a statute the state officialk are under an obligation to | enforco the Volstead act. This po- sition is entirely mislcading and has | no justification in law. x x x The ‘sacred duty’ upon state officials of | which the governor speaks doubtless | exists, but the means of performing | ft were taken away from theml when jurisdiction over prohibition offenses was removed from the state courts by repeal of the state enforcement act.” | States Issue | Declaring that organized liquor interests hoped to nullify prohibi- | tion enforcement state state, McAdoo continued: | $0ap. “This then, s the fokie—shall| disobedience to the supreme law or| the land, as practiced by New York and Maryland, be permitted to es- ablish a doctrine which, carried to | R ——— Semark was a bit rattled She said, “I am so confused he honor of dancing with you.” “It s not an honor at all” the Prince replied putting his partner at ease. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ~8 by gleam Ends washday worries! 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