New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1928, Page 11

er en f st n. ne le, to t 1 ree om ard | nd's longer 15 of & appli- F:u mfi@r il Unless otherwise indicated. thestrical writtew by press agencies for the 19SS 8IPIrvoveoT T ° BROADWAY REVUE AT STRAND The vaudeville program at the Strand beginning today foy the first half of the week features the cele- brated Broadway comedian, Eddie Davis, and his snappy revue with | seven shapely girls in a riot of songs | and steps with Other acts include the Fondeaus in “In the Air” an athletic novelty well presented; Sparling and Rose, & omic team presenting the he Sparring Partne will Kennedy and his company of players in “Pinch Me," a satire of comedy and the Four Chocolate Dandie: colored entertainers in a fast har mony offering. The feature z band featur photoplay attraction presents beautiful Greta Garbo with Conrad Nagel in *“The Mysterious Lady.” a wonderful story of a wily woman spy who fell love with the man she in desperate | was sent to trap: % On Thursday the entir> program changes and brings five new select vaudeville acts headed by Jean | Granese, the noted comic, while the photoplay offering will present pop= ular Thomas Meighan with Rene Adoree and Evelyn Brent Beach's “The Mating Call." AT THE PALACE “01d Tronsides” will he ture pictur the Palace tomo row. The' story of a love trium- rhant,, 'neath a tropical moon amid the din of battle and conquered in the end on the decks of “Old Tron- sides.” Al intermingled with a thousand laughs WORLD SERIES T0 OPEN OCTOBER 3 First Game to Be Played in American League Park the f New York, Aug. 13 (A—The World's Series, blue ribbon classic | of professional baseball, will open Oct. 3, but just whe the hands of the gods, Under the exist circumstances, however, the first game of the fall series can open only New York or Philadelphia. Under the alternation rule, into the books hy the late Char H. Ebbets, the open on the grounds of the club winning the American League championship. The New York Yankees and Con- Maek’s Philadclphia the American of winning L.ouis Browns ne alone of the field in league have @ chan the 1928 title, The St. in third place, arc 19 games distant from the league leading Yank: and thus are out of the running. The schedule of dates, agreed upon last week by officials of clubs concerned in the series, e games in the American League park on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 3 and 4, with a day for travel be- fore the scene shifts to the ional lcague pennant winner's park if a | western team captures the tifle in John Heydler's circuit. It the cham- plonship lies between two eastern clubs the sel will continue through without a break, starting | Oct. 3 Ofticias of the Yankees and the Athletics participated in the confer- ences that led to assigning of dates | and 1t was understood that five clubs of the National League we represented only the Philadelphia Nationals, Iloston Braves, and Trooklyn Dodgers being considered out of the running in the old circuit. p Child Rushes to Aid of Mother Who Is Attacked Chelsea, Mass., Aug. 13 (UP)— The children’s story of Editha's burglar was reenacted here, with a belligerent Editha in the role. When Agnes Wogcickowska awoke leading to find her mother struggling with a | burglar in her darkened bedroom, she hopped out of bed and went to| her mother's aid The girl was choked and beaten by the intruder, but the latter final- 1y was forced to flee under the joint attack. William Jones, 30, tured a few minutes ‘Wogcickowska hor as the who was cap- later near the was held today alleged burglar. Polish Fliers Return To French Capital Today Paris( Aug. 13 (UP’)—The Polish fivers, Majors Idzikowski and Ku- bala, returned to P early today from Oporto, where they were taken after their ' transatlantic airplane went into a forced landing at Major Kubala was ordered to the Val De Grace military hospital im- mediately for treatment on his arm The aboard the liner two had been re tugese coast. Major 1dzowski appeared well but would not discuss the unfortunate attempt at a westward Atlantic flight. amos after the ued off the Por- TWO BOATS CRASH London, Aug. 13 (UP)—A Grims- by message to the Sunday Dispatch said that the steamer Otranto col- fided with the Japanese steamer Ki- tano Maru, 60 miles off Grimsby. Neither vessel was badly damaged. The Otranto carried passengers, many of whom were Americans. WILL STAY AWHILE Havana, Auz. 13 (UP)—Lieut. Col. Roberto Ficrro, who flew here Saturday from Mexico City, said he probably would remain in Havana for three or four days, pending ad- vices from the Mexican war office. “' | by I.. ko J\- p farce | & | in Rex remains in | at two cities— | put | s this vear will | Athletics, | lis for | arm was injured when he fell | i || I Iy i \p/ > ;& wotices and reviews in this column are Tespective smussmest company. “ROAD HOUSE” AT CAPITOL | Exciting and daring escapades of | imodern vouth are shown in IFox | Films “Road House,” which began a four day run at the Capitol thea- ter last night. In the featured roles are Maria |Alba and Warren Burke, two new reen personalities, whose excel- lent work in this production pres- ages futurc popularity. In the other | teatured role is Lionel Barrymoke, who gives one of his finest and most ipathetic performances of the | ter of the prodigal son. { | On Thursday a double feature {program will be offered presenting {the triumphant return of “The | White Sister” with Ronald Colman |and Lillian Gish. The co-feature will |: offer Alice White and Chester Conk- | [lin 0 *The Big Noise.” | ANYWHERE EXCEPT CHURCH, HE SAYS : Dr. Straton Refusés (o Debate Smith There New York, Aug. | Dr. John Roach Calvary Baptist chureh, has refused |to meet vernor ith in debate in his church on the grounds that | the pulpit is no place for a political | discussion. Gov. Smith had asked to be |lowed to defend himself there the attack Dr. Straton made on him | {from the pulpit of Calvary a week ago Sunday in which the governor | was called e “deadlicst foe ot | wlunl progress in the countr . Straton’s refusal to meet the governor in debate in Calvary made m a statement read congregation in Calvary last night by | his son, the Rev. Hillyer Straton of | { Philadelphia, who conducted the | 13 (R—The Rev. ton, pastor of al- from | was | to the | | erening service in the absence of his | | father who is at his summer home |in Greenwood Lake, N. Y. “1 stand ready to meet the gov- | ernor at any time, except the Lord's | | day ,and in any suitable place,” Dr. Straton wrote, “and 1 sincerely hope | that he may be led to take an ac- coptance of his challenge at its face | value,” Dr. Straton said that his previous statement that he would meet mith “face to face” in Calva | church if the governor would | debate him on the | St. Patrick’s Cathedral was in - the | nature of a joke, and for the “sake {of a bit of humor to relieve the | rather tense situation.” | Dr. Straton pointed out in the | statement that from the first he had {suggested Madison Syuare Garden as la mort suitable place than the | ehurch for the debate and that he had never had any intention of de- | bating with Gov. Smith in Calvary. Several years Dr. . also | same question in | ago Straton | opened his pulpit to William A. Brady, theatrical producer, with { whom he debated the morals of the | stage and last year he held two de- bates on evolution with the Rev. Dr. \ Kirkley T. Mather of Harvard uni- | | versity, Since Dr. Straton made s | | charges against | the latter the governor and | ked for an ommnunny\ |to answer them, several influential | members of the church have pro- | testea both against Dr. Straton's | L ges and ainst the proposed | use of the church for the debate. Gov. Smith has not given any in- {dication of what his answer will be to the latest suggestion, but early in | [the week he declined to consider | | Madison Square Garden as a forum, terred to defend him- | ume pulpit from which s were made, in the the charg French Cereal Crops Are Good But Not So Copious | Paris, A 13 (A—L'Echt De | | Paris today quoted Henri Queuille as | saying that France's cereal crops | were of exceptionally fine quality | but lacking in quantity. This year's would he seve million bushels helow those of 19 On the other hand he said that north Africa which in previous yoars | was notably weak in wheat, would {be able to send to France at least 7,000,000 bushels to make up the deficit and that the situation was ' relatively favorable. | The autumn crops other than cereals, said M. Quenille, were un- | promising. potatoes particularly hav- | ing suffered enormously from | drought. | \‘Pooch’ Donovan Home and | Is in |erops Serious Condition | Natick, Mass,, Aug. 13 (UP)- | Seriously ill with heart disease, Wil- ham F. “Pooch” Donivan, yeteran | Harvard trainer and coach, has ar- | | rived at his home here from Amster- | am, where he attended the Olympic ames. He was reported resting comfort- ably today, although it was said he was extremely sweak and that his | condition was scrious. Even if he | recovers, it is improbable that he will ever be able to coach again, ac- cording to Dr. Michael ¥, Burke, his | physician. Police De cend 120 Feet | Into Pit to Save Man | Quincy, Mass. Aug. 13 (UP)— | Descending on rickety ladders in | piteh darkness into a 120 foot quar- | ry pit, two policemen yesterday res- | cued James L. Galvin, who had fal- | len into the pit. Galvin, however. died at a hospital seven hours later. After they had located Galvin, Of- | |ficers Patrick Quinn and Thomas | |Kerwin climbed back to the rim carrying the unconscious man. Po- lice and firemen operated flood lights to guide them out of the pit. | cutive | teday BOXERS BOTH IN LIGHT TRAINING Flowers and Kaplan Getfing Ready for Bout on Wednesday Hartford, Aug. 13—Bruce Flowers is in light training at New York and Kid Kaplan at Silver Lake as the days move on toward the zero hour for their ten-round battle at the Hartford baseball park Wedne: Superior, Wie,, Aug. | Following his life-long never getting behind with his work, Prestdent Coolidge faced the opening |of another weck today with a clean | desk before him, Later in the morning, however, the mail brought in the daily ration of | routine correspondence, the gist of which wi residence by telephone from the oflices before being taken out to Cedar Island lodge. President and Mrs. Coolidge and Bouldcr Dam (ommmee their son, Drule ye John, attended church at day as usual. HOMEWARD BOUND Amsterdam, Aug. 13 (A — The steamship I ent Roosevelt with Prigadicr General Douglas Mac- Arthur and America's Olympic ath- tes ahoard, having left Amsterdam short- ly after noon. Groups of American athletes now in different parts of Europe partici- | ing in local join the ship athletie at meets Cherbourg will and | Southampton. communicated to the exc- | was homeward bound | . STRANGE DEATH TAKES ing as Though She Was in Prayer. NOTED WOMAN NOVELIST| Mrs. Hazel Batchelor Found Kneel- Governor Detemined 10 Wipe, | New York, Aug. 13.—(UP) Out Gamblmg strange death, 6o far unexplained, | | marked the closing chapter of life —— for .. Huzel Batchelor whose| New Orleans, A |novels of a modern theme have | o pundred yards of carned her great prominence. i Knesling as though she might | “here "0l Hickorys® | have been in prayer the hody was the Bri ago, | discovered in M ese t Batchelor's r- ither | Lol ¢ destroyed of the r Muk lations zovern il ins of B | 1vs already have heen | 46N complete autonomy ir ien and doctors said they had in- | Matters. creased the belief that such N oy eration—never could be periormed, | The tw re at Tospital and are extre the prospect of the operation w if su ful, would rele a normal mode of life. hefo succes: the Park mely hay the stul— Y which, m to a migh 1 domes Pick o' the Pictures Arrives in Denver Today TODAY, TUES, WED. Denver, Colo., Aug. 13 (R—Wi 2:10, 1:30, 5:00, 9:05 | the arrival today of Major Will SENSATIONALS | L. Sibert, chairman, the memb SR of recently ercated committee determine the best sites for the pr Dam project pl invest | posed Bouldr [to hegin the tion The Boulder canyon dam site and |the Black canyon dam sitc will be studied by the committee in deter- mining the most feasible and |ticable location for a po | rigation dam. The sites are few miles apart. er and fr- anned prac- but a SELECT ACTS VAUDEVILLE Featuring EDDIE DAVIS The Broadway Comic and GIRLS A Snappy Revue With Jazz Band THE FONDEAUS “Up In the Alr” PARLING & ROSE “The Sparring Partner” W L 4. KENNEDY & CO. in “Pinch Me” 4 CHOCOLATE DANDIES 4 in “Fast Harmony” GRETA GARBO with CONRAD NAGEL i “THE MYSTERIOUS LADY A Passionate Love Tale! “THE MATING o Care omoveTion JAMES ORUlE Q@ GParamons! Release WITH 5 SELECT ACTS An expose of the lur rural tave With Beautiful Lionel B; d Hard Laurel an Their THURS. Double whamph return ! with Chester Conklin, Alice 1 famed photoplay. es and dangers that heset the youth of ms! MARIA ALBA ymore dy Purple Moment™ of the 13 (A —Within » Delta plains n stoppe a ty ent's for- nting Mu lnusmns AND WIVES Charlotte, N. C., Aug. 13 (P Aug; 13744 L R Gl iel 8,0 7 (ake Behe\ed Accused by post office inspectors e e o o (Ju\’)d Nine to Be Ill with being the leader of a ring of L s 13 (UP)—a Hollywood “scenario agents” de- {which several hushands and wi today of clared to have defrauded hundreds planned to r selves of thei p eved respon- |Of embryo writers out of approxi- e e e becoming seri- | $100.000, Luther N. Hanger, trappings and | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1928. EXCITING RAIDS IN NEW ORLEANS i Rihteen B I icques Fougere, and Estelle oz might bizarre Greenwich Vil apart- | cquipment of (wo ous New Or- \’“":4“ Airsctiada allRECa cor de Marselle, were held here today on 3 X Theavy fall of rain came along | MeNt Sunday. Sho hiad been dead | cangs gumbling cusinos carly yes- [STENT - : a fraud complaint. 3 early Friday evening to force post- | [OF feveral hours and doctors werc (opduy morat ¥ ey | 50 ok XL 1 The Hollywood ring, federal offi- ] ponement of the show until Wed- | Uhable to determine today whether | pag hucn seiz utpaniyl TRAESE rete sl dide rendndin cors said. recruited its ictims from E |she was a suicide—as h 3 . It day to face charge A& 5 b i 4 nesday and both fighters went hack | $1¢ Was i suicide—as | on ordurs fre ong SoRta o T sty 1 om t ranks of hopeful authors to the job of keeping fit. K S I'h:\lr.“.x‘fl 5903 sol cheercd as the flames took | ©CL S CRAED T o 1 1 throughout the country, some of {iDAR the mades at{188 5.4 oy | Bouthaip e hold, iccused of 1 3 , of the them as far east as New York, Penn- afternoon and the Meriden boy | M/l causes. The blow ¢ t the two clubs, sl M The 1 are sylvania and Connecticut. , 2 2 = = | Police suid there were indications Alai \ et ot |- o Mrs. Pressley’'s forn hus wants to Keep at that point. Flow- | o (0 dGn Loy o e ¥ Sl R S Cllnen Lockamy died Juy | == R Rolchad pound less; the col-| aicanolism but the writer's husband ek poas sruck |three weeks 1a ) \ o0ed, by never hass ‘ALY WOIESS |/ Batdhdlor, sald his was 5 z g Pressley were mna ahout weight, being of the tall, wil-| o OF0 ™ A 1S noL | Orlcans after ¢ Saturday and |0 0 O e i vy ype, Lapla yS ey e lrove six mile « er t b il e * . ie “)“ [‘“ e & i teen tunsd up | POPUIAr writer. Her stories were &c- | opa) Fleming to raid " places | Daniels, alias Prof indori e O s it LIght wenory) Cepted by many perlodlcals. They |, 2 : AU a erystal gazer n e 1 i 0;“‘;]‘“‘“"”5' Bht WhEre | iiq she had been happy and even Danicls rder Stato Athletic Commissioner Tom | e Uit S At der Tishiand were 2ud,Dolice ined Donohue has announced that he o w”“_ Tont 2 i of e will nol force any o( the boys (vn{ il ormed |y p TN priager : { nnaflusum 4 SR s e ACTION lN TOOMBS CASE whels and | Lovaley. chare : 3 ,|lva,sml that all twelve of the box-| SuleRTnpai e R s on the card appeared in good i n and | (0 eacher, « ‘ i conspiracy 0 mord.r 1 BEST GROUND <‘mx:m<°(;’;fl”'“!‘?"erfltf dxl;)lpnj:”::?)‘(" rii State and National Prosecutors Try- velled the | Those alleged to have been poisoned were said 10 be in a scrious condi- |that put a damper on so n\tn)‘ ing to Decide Where (o Hold nt to shoot (505 in a serious condi c BhowE, Mrs. Townley and Mrs. |b Matchmaker Tony Paolillo h:m.'t‘ Conference. 4 sentry | S0 ]“j;"l‘]‘ j“(" “"(‘ Prid il & sel ¢ card of thanks fo the| and mh iy |a signed statement said they had ad \\‘('"1[”:’:‘!') man for the bad deal he| St LU Aug. 13.——The course | ino soveral hundred Aob- [y pistered pesders o, ith cave him Friday, but Tony does be- | of action to be taken by authorities | inen soon were 1up { the | Pands after Daniels had told {ave that the crowd Wednesday |l te8are to/Ray C. Toombs, presi- and cles s were | they could thus “improve the ' e 5 T ihe dent of the International 1 In- tion at ho ght even larger than 1 Guardsun ed up six | mfih‘w ;‘1‘” l;‘;\e:t\ \:"\w“"s:un 1' last | Surance company, lay in the ision | (honsand dollars in ¢ nd others |, Discovery of i ot By “' 'i.‘. c -mfil‘ T e aeather cost Paolillo| O €Ity state and national prose- |went down the line taking names |10Wed the | few hundred dollars in lIabor as|CUiors today. nd add . would malke | 0F Shoplifting questioning, s nenarved asata iad besh pUb njj - Toult Abox idener, Attorney | “john Doe” blush police say t rned she needed “ “f e ter the ball game Friday and | General Shartel, United States Attor- Nt s, money t@ pay 1618 fon 1 BLADE | e necessary to take them right | 1€V Breuer and representatives of | personal recognizar poured | OPeration. A search of Danicls «f 1]0“?’ agaln within two hours after |.the office of the attorney general of ide a cameraman set off a flash, | [°¢!8 followed which lie : oy ap. | Dlnois were to decide whether | gty i liately notehook listing the names of lb | the cen carte nd ar- Fifty men immed 2 g of his they l;\d been carted m @NA A i action should be taken i o} | etients, T e ks ¢ r‘”{;;‘ Sialiace. #ud Tew Paluss Inat hombs, in connactont wiih onecion | 164 to the alleged con | were among the boxers here Friday ]‘I'jm'”";v““_“'w"' ARl ported missing B S N | for the scrap; they will return \’\' Bl e o ;:'.(‘m_‘ s those hoar ! sut- “The Scratcher” Hunted | BONELESS BRISKET ] | nesday and at that time Wallace| S oai™ L £ the com- iy guurded their B ] Biat 1o suunch Hinieillingness g (NAV A Il 6 TiRering D{oT miaii: 5 | In Gigantic Swindle P e T T I T mbrough Stone, who el s hotel, | New York, Aug. 13 (UP)—Seven lh Wallace haying bacn'the fivstibattiar | Announced dhat He gyould hear at- fcaveinon Lolig the reports | for&ed ehecksaso eleverly executed c |t 0"l acdc ot e Mezlden Buza | -ornovetto Sedoral fan distatebre | with (fha s hool boy. that approx Iy $104,000 was el ceivers and decide which was en- Ambling top under my | Withdrawn from an unnamed Edadie Mack, Boston's premier |!illed to take over the compuny in | aaministration, to1d | posit at the Manufa i e N il in Hurtfora | Tecolverehlp: R T e i they | company, were. investizated today JELLIED Friday; he had planned to talk| didn't close do he forgeries were mot discoy | business wiwth Flowers the next day Fmexvn Ofllcc Dcmefi Thus was answered the call of |until the regular monthly vouchers on a return match with Honeyboy New Orleans bu men, who | W sent out. l. A i Finnegan at Braves field. When the E\tlaf]"l"“ Refuia] complained that e un.| The forger's method was simple . [ G bin bine pE parm e N i i ant (| el AU B U] Aot ablsito their bills Lo Oblain e oy teteie meai By e Eierl aiaad amal e 2 Miowors Diat oo T sl D) ThEG ni(ln g Ioee o $50,000 | Positor's signature, he op the same and the colored boy, who | “.""""’d‘:’]',“" e sorlen oltice ark nishtly. checking acco e was the first boxer ever to beat Fin- | oo prtt CAO SOHAME TOT s he Jai-Alai and the Avahi clubs gumt wn at e prosc 5 ; 3 ches! 2 ¥k 1110 e il ones closed his checks, ne f hict 3 | negan, will meet the Dorches ljlr "f’> who is sought in the United States. ‘i'”l ':} l‘\ ‘\',\l s 1.‘,,(1\ ; made o large ? x:\\ : [-1'n 1 lb e |at Braves Tiela, Aug. 37 mn;“;’:; Blackmer has been in France | 'yt ats v auier atong the | The follows closely on t zave Finnegan a real bea since his mame first was brought | syl PLORBRERS RS L Jeon junegan has been after this return | & < gt of a gang of forgers, thought bout, ever since that might, Mack| oo “,I,‘ i ;r:""‘,];”\”' o il e nderthe leadershin ot SMOKED Aebeuay) Eets Flowera Minnsganiiy s i e gie el iiee T | AGREES WITH JAPAN Eher S W I s 3l e ¢ 5 Iscrap to draw a gate of more than | sk France to turn Tiackmer over | t ¢ Mated s ciaan AIbAD 1618 1. A 5 > other banks this your. $60,000. | to a United Stat t i —— : . Average Frankie O'Brien, Who meets | The Quai D'Orsay statement said e il = lb I : ; . = it sy statement said Military Governor of Mukden, | s . hard test In taking on Frankle Kon- | that the extraditioin had not e ¥ Governor of Mukden, | (4 rantic Lake Loosed {Whele) . china of New York in the semi-|denicd but that tronslation of the Refrains from Placing Manchuria 7 : final, Is in great shape and is Wit-| demands and a juridical study 8 When Big Dam Bursts ting harder than ever with his dead- | would necessitate considerable time | Under Nanking. | Zanore, India, Aug. 13 (P — A FOREQUARTERS Iy lefts in the daily workouts at Sil- | Loth in the ministry of justice and ) great artificial lake nine miles long ver in the office o, ministerop | Tokyo, Aug 13.—(®—A dispateh and 30 feet deep which had heen [ — e | foreign afrairs. rom N en to the newspaper penned up along the mountain high GOOLIDGE STILL BUSY | SN | Asahi today said that Chang Hsueh- | in Asia for three weeks by a glacier Whole [ i o X 5 Ling, military governor of Mukden, | harrier on the I er burst More X-Rays to Be Taken i inconditionally aceopted dapan'e eh the dam of ice last night. ; : ! Of Famous Holyoke Twins “iviee” that yefrain from plac- at masses 0f water wera rush- - | Clears Desk Early But ¥lood of | Ny York, Auz 13 (UP)—Addi- | 78 Manchuie under the domina- | ing down the Indus valley tod SMOKED [ ftonat x photographs probably | 10R of the Nanking nationalis Later Mail Gives Him More to il Ll }It was understood in "rm\ o th b s b the t against which Japan ink About. tudying the possibility of an opera- 2 ) it 1 lb Think Abo A are et Iwatnod Cha ve Nanking control c haes i | | tremendous force from .‘lma Annchersco and her feur chil :hit of 17.000 feet. ‘dnn Frank, Michael, Louise and with he The inhabitants of the upper por- | Vincent; Mrs. Florence Fischetti, IN MURDEROUS PLOTS ;' of the vallcy were warned |Miss Mary Flschettl, Anthony Fisch: an eluborate system of [etti and Mrs. Mary Pennacio. 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