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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY. NOVEMRKR W2o.
LOWELL DISPUTES
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at
New Haveu
Catnhri'lK1'. Ma.vs. Nov. .'. iP' -Duiilal
of sMl' imi nis iHtril.iii. .1 in
him In reports ot :i spi J i u i ;i ' I re
cently at N ' H;i i-n . I'oim., v ;i ii
mn.il liy 1'ri-M'l' lit A. I.aviviici Low
ell of 1 i.i r . in a t I ( . i- t.j 1 J
ll.il .ir I I ' r i n im n , iimP r fl .clu il
newspaper, to'luy.
Bal'J lit .lh I lint I',
any r tcp m i. tu .
'Mr ((. II.' was
that uii'luc stn-NS
footl.al! nii otli' r
the. Impel laii.'v uf
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haliis I In- t "Ci. ml liiip'-n nil' n; In.i
an i Mi iiijiori' aid r-'li!im r p'' i li at j
prituti; dinner Is lial'le In lilt' '
out ilisliK'.in il. Soni" of tin- things
1 mil ri'ini'.". lit' 'I tu lain fal l a'
New Iluun 1 ilil not fay; nt In rr.
have, bci'ii a falsi.' . inpliasi.-; ami 111
mam point ' m.s tu liai.j la . n miss- ,
ed altogether m t1"- I'l'.!-.
Thu i..t of my r. tiKirUs inn tlinl
Interest in and renpert Mr i 1 1 1 1 1 - ,
tuul life were nuKOiitiul In tin. ml. j
lego In order tliat It r. tain it vital- !
lty, ami prepare m n for tin
f radtwte and ;irof"'sslun:il M:linol : ml
for citizenship; that such interest
and respect are not In Aiin ri'-a n
colleges what tli'-y should la'. 1 mii'l
that this was not due to the lad
that youth Is naturally mlf indul
ent and indolent; that in time of
war college students would nut ol
unteer for a reglnu nt that would In'
comfortably housed and exposed to
no danger, but would strive to get
into the regiment that was going to
the front admldsl privations, wounds
and death; that youth desired to
sacrifice Itself for something that
was worth while but that American
eolleges have by no means wholly
ucceeded In making their students
feel that Intellectual life was worth
while. I referred to a committee
which in 1903 found respect for in
tellectual attainment at a very low
bb at Harvard; and added that the
condition since has been much Im
proved by the general examination
and the system of tutors.
"I do not recall that I sai.l any
thing about athletics, although a
college president can hardly sny
anything without being supposed to
llude slyly to that subject. Of
course I believe in athletic sports as
promoting health of body and soul;
and, being human, should not be
cast down )y a larger share of vic
tories. In all these matters 1 think
that most of the undergraduates jn
Harvard college at the .present day
agree with me."
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY !
ENJOYS DINNER PARTY j
National t.unnl Oullil I In v I'lcu-iint I
Time at Anli Mivct Annor) '
rruyiiiiii of SKn.H.
A dinii'T party and i iitr rlaintii' nt
Wi'lV I lljllji ,1 l.y the uiemln r.s of tin I
local In ad'inai 1't'S con. ; uity, un I. r '
con ind n: l.i. nil n .nt Wi ll mi II. '
.lai'ksuu, a' tin- .s'at'' uiniiiry In1;!
i"lllliS ti'lli.'Min; tin' weilily drill.
M- Supply S. if ant .M.M'iiniili'U
an I i '.ink ' o .n't" I'n u i ii po pa red mi
a' ' i n"! . - iii' lui ii lih li !a!. ' n.ii' d ;
by 'in L'ii.,iilnii. n. I ... I . r baxkcihall
ami I'lil'.i.i La-' l.ill (;.nii, s w, r
l'..i' 'I. t In- 1' am I" mi; i : pi al )- l.y
STcc.int I : . k t . Ill ,1,-K .cimc Cut ;
U' a l'-.l b i 'orpiu'.il ;,-i..s, Il hj i. ;
'I'l.-- ' "in pa ny'.i parlors a: I he nr.
im. ii' .in to he !' un mi ' .'d ami r.--inn
I-; i s'lt.rtly ami a preirnim o; .
.'..uly Mimk' t';. iuritin lie winii-r
Ills In ill a it ai I. These will lie
In I'l Mm. lay . 1. ni!;i;.
V-y em .! I"!' t :ie !;im .U;. rl.T
Inn ... I.. li ri ,-...-. a;i. Mill he i'li-
in! ni'"l in-v t Tin s lay niuht.
ELEVEN ON TRIAL
Darrow Heads Defense in De
troit Court Action
Parishioners to Meet '
To Diiuss New Convent ;
lei. .Ii.l'ii 1'. I'mmiiiii.' of St. Jo- !
s. ph's I'liun h ixpi ei.s tiiat imxt
Meek a tiieeiins "I the i n 1 il'. parish I
will I." eall.il, ami the malt, r of!
pros hint; a in w eom.nt v. ill bo dis
ciissed and .! linlln plans drawn. j
At tin- prcfi nt time he feels that j
to rebuild lh" present lonveiit. would i
not be practical and a new convent
will be rciuiied. ,
Two wc-ks ago Si. Joseph's cmi
.iit Mas dainaged to tin. extent of!
Sin, Dun, and it lias not been 1n use,
since In tit.' mean'iine the sisters i
are being house In St. Mary's con
ven I.
li'-'iTiit, Nov. IS (P) The state of
Mh hl'-'i day began the Introduc
tion "l . Mdeiici- by which it hopes
tn cuuviet ir. un.l Mrs. Osslali 11.
Siieet ami nine oilo r negroes of the
tiiurdi r of l.eon h'r. Hreiner during
a racial disturbance around the
Sweet home Sept. j, jury wa,
chosen y, sterday after a four-day
off on.
i'l. in nee Oarrnw, defender ot
lllch.ir.l l.i'ob and Nathan Leopold,
Jr., in I'hlcago, and of John T.
Sep. s at linylon, Tenn.. heads the.
detetis, counsel. Associated with
him are Arthur Garfield Hays of
New York and live other attorneys,
Itavsand Prosecuting Attorney liob
eft M. Tombs opened this morning's
session witli a renewal of thdr
airre. un nt over the defensors renuest
for a bill of particulars.
The phantom of the Ku Klnx Klan
which has hovered In the back
ground came sharply forward yes
terday as a member of the klan,
"'liarbs li. TCinnee, answered In the
affirmative, but an Id that did not
present bis returning an Impartial
verdict. Tlnys and Pnrrow con
ferred and Klnnee was dismissed.
Tim 11 negroes on trial are
chared with having barricaded
themselves In the Kneel homo Sept
f and to have Hred a volley of shots
that killed Breiner and wounded
Tik Hoberg.
Choir to Opera
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Capital City Lun;ber Co.
Sues lieilin Kesidents
l.uclu Cluiicl, Vliicenno Clancl,
and I'aul Clancl of lleillu liavu bu.ii
named defendants In a suit for
ianiagi. brought iliroinrli Stewart N.
IninuliiB by the Cupitol City Lumber
Co. of Hartford. 1 lie plaintiff al
lege that a note owed to Vlnctiuo
(,'luncl by l.uclu Clancl was endorsed
by the former and by Tuul Clancl
and Ii now held by tin- plulnllff.
When presented at maturity tor pay
merit, It Is claimed, paymer.t waa re
fused und t Ho unle protested. Act
ing on a writ returnable In I ho
court of common pleas Iho first
Tuesday of December, Deputy Sher
iff Martin II. llorwltz has attached
real cstato In Berlin belonging to
the defendants.
I WAR TIME WAGE LEVELS
A. NKWK.
a World Kellowshlp
u . v. c,
There will b.
meeting for all girls of grade und
junior high school age at the Y. W.
C. A. on Sunday afternoon at 4:3"
under the auspices of the Girl Ho
servo department. Miss llulli Per
kins win ten of iflrls tn another
country, "nd the program will in
clude rill' I'eus and readings, and
the singing of folk songs. AT ;;irl
Interested are Invited.
SOUGHT BY BROTHERHOOD
Intolerable Cruelty
Cited in Divorce Suit
Charging intolerable cruelty, Min-nir-
Kniily Klo.i'iiig I'heney has
brought suit for divorc against Kd
win W. t'lo ney. also claiming rua
today of their IT,. year-old son. The
couple were married on July 14,
l!t'i!, since which time the plaintiff
alleges her husband has mistreated
her. J. Robert I'.eeclier of I'.rlilge
port, issuerl the writ, which is re
turnable In the superior court at
Hartford the first Tuesday of De
cember. .S"rvicc was made, today by
Deputy Sheriff Martin H. llorwitz.
HAS MOMI, MIND
Jersey City, N. ,., Nov. . (PV -.Janus
M. I'.eck. former solicitor
general of the I'nited States, declar
ed In a speech last, night that the
average man today lias n "moving
picture mind." He was positive that
the crow d of I an, nun persons assem
bled In lioyle'fi Thirty Acres fur the
I icmpscy-l 'a I'p. iit i. r fight cnnl.l not
luiM' been gathered tor "worthier
purposes."
Boston Child Burned to
Death as Mother Shops
F.nsion, Xov. a
started while their
making purchases nt
today cost the life nf 1 a months old i
Mary Lewis, after a successful
rbbut on Kuropean operatic stag",
has returned to America to win a
piace in American opera. Miss
Lewis, a former Hroadway show
Opv.jqrp that. girl, got her early vocal training
mother was singing in the Methodist church
a nearby stni-e. choir in Little Rock. Ark.
Herbert Lazarus and seriously burn
ed Chester, bis three yenr old
brother. Patrolman John V. Par
lain plunged four times into the
house filled with dense smoke in his
effort, to rescue the children. He
found the infant dead and the boy
creeping on the floor, his clothes on
fire, l'itarneti cxpre sed the belief
that matches in the little boy's
hands stalled the fire, which was
extinguished soon after iheir ar
rival. SI tlMAIIV lHO( KNS ACTION
A summary process action has
been brought by Morris Jackson
agnlivf Minii'l Atashinn, proprie
tor of a coff. e shop at 4" Lafayette
street. The plaintiff charges non
payment of rent and seeks posses
sion of the premises. H'liigf-rfnrd A
i Stixe Issued the papers, which were
I served by Deputy Sheriff Martin H.
! Horwttz. There will be a hearing
Jin the city court on the mat'er on
I Nov ember 1 a.
Lieutenant Wood Not to
Fight Wife's Divorce
Wilmington, pel., Nov. 5 lPi -After
a conference today between
counsel for Lieutenant. Osborne C.
Wood, son of Major General Leon
ard Wood, and for Mrs. Katherlne
W. T. Wood It was announced that
the lieutenant would net contest the
dhorce action brought by his wife.
It was said amicable arrange,
meats regarding the custody of the
children, opportunities for Lieuten
ant Wood seeing them, and oth'T
points at Issue were agreed upon.
The details are lo be worked out.
later.
Lieutenant Wood, who came here
Inst, night, returned to New York.
ba ng.
m id"
oil
Sonne
Mill' NOT LOST
New York, Nov. ft Pi--While re
ports earn" from Florida that the'
frcicljiT General George W. Goe
thals had sunk somewhere b-Mveen
New York and Miami, the ship was
anchor, d eafely al iis pier in the
North river today.
Itl.sKiNS AT BROWN
Proi bb nee, ji. I., Nov. a (PI
Thomas H. Applepet, executive
I secretary of Drown University, und
assistant to the pnshlei,: since lair,,
lias resign, .1 and on January 1 w ill
go to New York to undertake lor
'John Ii. Rockefeller, Jr., secretarial
i work in connection with the hitter's
I general philanthropic activ,,ies.
NI.W HANK I'l ;i!SONN I L.
Wl'.liaiii J. Rawlings, retired chief
or police, will be custodian of the
;.ult of Hie iimv City National
according; tn announcement
by iifi'i.'ia s or the company.
tn who wi.l make, up the per.
of the bank will be Harold
L. White, son of Ar'hnr P. Whit",
credit ni.i i. ig. r at Russell ,: Lrwin
Ml'g.'Co.. who will be paying and re.
Ci iving teller: H. A. (Iri show ski.
councilman from the tilth ward, who
will take charge of foreign cvhangi'
and collections; Miss ll- h n Lay of
New Haven, dan'd,. r of C. li. It.iy
of the Stanley Rule and 1..'1 ''o.,
to take charge of the liooU-eplrig de
partment and the avin;.'s and
Christmas Huh aeeoun s: and Miss
Lillian Peterson of Arc:, sii.et.l A MAI, M I ITING.
formerly connected wi'h Lie Offip.ru for lh" coming.yenr will
ITelschman Co., of Hart'ord, ivhn j ! eh t"d and the financial stater
will be stenographer. Jolm J. Ri' t- I no at will be presented at the an
nan. graduate or the New' I'.ri'.'iln nual rnee'jn: ot ilie Contrretration
High school in lft:4. w ill he general I'.r"' hi. n. Sons of IsraH, at the syu
Offlce assis'ant. If- ban hit, ,y 1," en ; -gogue at 3 o'clock Sunday nfter
rmployed ly Armour d., . n ion, Noieini.er .S.
CHI Hell ASKS FOR FT N IIS.
Rev. William P.. 1'alnes, pastor of
the ,. M. K. Zion church, is plan
ning a drive for funds to rnrry on
church work. Money will be solicited
1-y teams of nine worker." trarb. and
. eeh t"am expects to raise $)fflii. The
drive will close November 2fi and
the t' am bringing in the highest
amount, will be Riven a prize.
si rs roit $.-,.(i(to
Bridgeport, Nov. ft 'Pi Mrs. Jen
nie Vitwa in superior court today
before Judge Jolm V. Hanks and a
jury told how she was injured In an
accident, on Long Hill road July IS,
1 f 2 4. She n.ks for damages of
000 frnm Julius W. C.alyn, Rridge
port. Galya's automobile struck the
wagon on wdilcli Mrs. Vllwa was
riding and hurled her load fore
most, from her seat, she testified,
causing serious Injury.
Whv BLONDE HAIR
Needs a Special
Shampoo!
BLONDEX.new shampoo for blondes
only, prevents light hair from dark
ening and restores true golden beauty
to faded discolored hair. Not a dye.
Leaves bair soft, silky and fluffy. Get it
at all good drug and department stores.
BLONDEX
9e Blonde Hair Shampoo
Trainmen anil oiiihirlnrs, In M' Ion
at UiIki. Muse for Inrrcaw
In Wages.
Chicago, Noi, h (Pi Restoration
of war time wuge leel sought by
transporalion brotherhoods In lOla
und 1 324 Is tlio objective of u new'
campaign ntni'tvO here,
Th western Joint, assocla'ion o! :
Benenil chalrno. n ot the llrother- ;
hood of Railroad Trainmen und the '
Order of Railway Conductors, meet
lug here. has. approved proposals
centering on a return of wages In
effect after rates had been advanced ;
tn meet prices as tlvy expanded dur- i
lug the war.
Such an Increase wuld molv
more than UlS.UiJU.nfni n year when
applied to the SOu.imiu yard und train
service employou. The war tlm.; lev
els cut 12 per cent by the United
States railroad tur board In July.
1921. ranged from C.'i4 a day for
switch tenders to JT a day for pas
senger conductors.
Campaigns lor increases In 192S
and 1924 brought back about five
per cent Of the 1921 reductions.
( IVIli HL'IT ltKCOHDM)
Oreste Mestlerl of TSerlln ha sued
Vlncetuo Pecorelll of Herlln for $T'i
(lannigcs. Deputy Sheriff Martin II
Horwltz has served the w ilt, which
l returnable In the city court, the
third Monday of November,
Alleged non-payment of a loan Is
the basis of a suit for $250 brought
against Nicholas Masters of P.rlstol
by Louisa Flortllo of P.rlstol, f-
Russell Mink Issued the writ, which
was served by Deputy Sheriff Martin
H. Horwltz, It Is returnable In the
court of common pleas Iho tlrst
Tuesday of liecember.
Breach of contract la alleged In
the $f!en damage suit brought
against fain Hittelman by David H.
Colt, of West Hartford. The writ,
which Is returnable In the court of
common please the first Tuesday of
I liecember, was Issued by Judge
George W. Klott. Deputy Sheriff
I Martin H. Horwltz garnisbeed a
1 mortgage held by Jacob J. Phaplro
I ol New Britain.
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London. Nov. h (PI The battle
ship Iron Imke, flagship of Admiral
.Ll'llicoe in the battle of Jutland,
and three other shlpn of the same
class, namely the Marlborough, Em
peror of India and Panbow, nre to
be withdrawn from full commission.
They will be. used for training boys
at sea.
M'l.ND ONI -THIKD ON MOVIF.S
Pe ris, Nov. .", W)--Patrons of the
"Sevenili Art" as the French call
the cinema-contributed one-third
of the entire amount spent In IflM
by thu theater-going public of Paris
to the movies. The box offices In
the 1"0 and more cinema houses In
the caplial and suburbs last ytar
took in l iii,5fin,iifiri franca.
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WE ALONE
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MC .TUrK':- l'letcliers Cas
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Teething Lr arn! S-;tr.:n Sc
Infants in arms aii'l C V. ;1 huii a!',
c i'C.iially prepare! for
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