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NEW BRITAIN
DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY. APRIL 27, 1926.
GOLF HANDICAPS
ARE m PUBLIC
And the Connecticut Season
May Open Any Time
Orange, Conn., April J7 W-Con-noctlcut'8
golf scuson may now
open. Thn 1928 handicap list of tho
Connecticut Golf association with
liun'lroils of numr-s on It tas Issued
today. It vad prepared by R. r.
Pijvle, chairman Hacrbrook Coun
try rliit; A. I. PoiIkc rarmlnifion;
K. Tredennlck, Highland, of Merl
di ii, and J. T. Souther, of Green
wirh Country club.
In addition to the ftlphnlictlrnl
list tlioro Is a shorter one of tho
players who have floured In rast
years In tho biff tournaments tn tho
Mate. Tboso namcfi are as follows:
Handicap 4 -It. M. Lewis, I.. M.
I.lovd and H. J. Topplnjr. Green,
wleh and W. I'. Seeley, l'.rooklawn.
Handicap 5 A. C. Giles. V. It.
Holland, "eehurn: J. T. Iluhhard,
N. Wheeler, Uroolil.nvn; T!. 1'. Mer
ilinnn, Walerhury; W. K. Iteld,
Karmlneton; 1. T. Smith, Jr.. Green
wich; W. J. Sweeney, Shuttle Mea
dow. Handicap C C. M. Aldrlch, TTart
ford; H. W. Barker, T. Havlland, II.
D. Strong, Ilrooklawn; J. D. Chap
man, Ii. G. Croft. S. J. Graham, A.
Mnrdi n C. Paul. Greenwich; V.
K. Knglish, Waicrbury; H. L. Jack
son, RldRCWood: 1'. U How. Sequin;
J. Pill, Jr., G, F. Smart. Weihers
n'eld: C. F. Stoddard, New Haven;
', fi. A. Stranahan. W.stport.
Handicap T P. Kothwell, H. R
Carey. Hartford;. W. T. Cochran,
Wport; A. I). Dodge, FarminRton;
It. A. , Jackson. A. K. Ranney,
Greenwich: W. P. Macdonald. S. V.
IMerson. Wnodway; 8. V Molt. Mill
lilver: H. 13. Stoddard, A, W. Wa
ter. Rrooklawn.
Handicap C. Vi. Bcardsley, E.
II. Knglish. W. S. Heynlscr, Water
ln'iry; J. Bishop. H. V. Croft, C.
Truesdale. It. M. Nelson. Tt. I-.
'I'yne.r, Greenwich: K. P. Cutler,
Graham Jones, Hartford; M. A.
Pavls, K. I.. 'White. New Haven, C.
If. Seelev, Weehurn.
Handicap 9 M. Ii. Alfred, F.. G.
Armstrong. J. C. K'gan, II. IT.
Whaplis, T. Hewes. Farminglon; F.
15. Pailey, C. Mueller, West port; S.
H. Baldwin. M. Cunningham. Utrh-nei.l-
v.. TrDartl'lt. W. K. Batter-
Robinson Cook, C, G. Long, II.
son,
s I ake. S. T. Mitchell, W
C. Moore
i; ). Morris. II. A. liedtield, H. A
Seymour, W. F. Whlttemore, Hart
fni.1. H. T. Best, T. Budel. Green
wich; 13. Bralnard. Mill IHver
c ltrnniuin. C. C. l.'IWCll, Jr., I
K.
Cr.
W.
Sargent, It. Sargent, New Haven; W.
P.. Carroll, O. A. Ladyland.
Sound
Beach: S. H. Cochrane,
Hubbard
Helffhts: P. IL Curtis,
Wllllmantic;
K. W. p.-cUard,
Highland; P. L.
l.-nrlier. W. M. Harvey
Jr.,
A.
Holm.s. Weebum: K. M. Hayes. C.
H Phelps. B. F. Vencss, C. L. Yvar
,r II C. Go.ldard, Brooklawn; Tl.
II Laphum. Woodway; P W. Mor
t,,.,. Norwich; P. M. McAlpin. G. K.
!el.ae,l'm. ltidgewood; A. C. Park,
H. H. l'uen. y. .1 H. Valentine, Stafford-
S. Smart. Goodwin Park.
Newspaper men of the state ob
tained a ranking In the handicap
list, among them being F. h. Sands.
Meriden: Highland, IS; J. It. F.me.
son and II. P. Hmerson. Ansonla;
with 17 and 10 respectively; J. P.
Moulton, Norwich, 11.
BORDER OR ACCIDENT?
Kingston, P.. I-. Railroad
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Don't try to cover up baJ
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breath will become freiH and
sweet. Even more important,
vcu will notice imm&iUtc im
provemtot in your health and
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FLASHES OF LIFE: CAMPBELL, MO.,
REAL CHURCH GOING COMMUNITY
Djf Tha Amoctttod Pros.
London It aeema as if aomo
.lay tho empress, of golf should bo
determined by a match between
Mil. Simon Thlon do la Chaunie
and Mlsa Virginia Van Wlo of Chi
cago, each IT, and a wonder. The
mademoiselle, who Is nearly as good
at golf as Suzanne Is at tennis, has
just beaten Billy Murray of the
lirillsh Walker cup team with half
a, stroke handicap. Virginia defeat
ed Ulcnna Collett during the win
tor. New York At 7, the lie v. Pr.
William B. Bainsford, widower, big
game hunter and once rector of the
late .1. 1. Morgan's church, is to
marry again, His fiancee, some SO
years his junior, Is Miss Harriet
Rogers, granddaughter of Hamilton
Fish. Gatit's secretary of state.
Sodom, N. Y. Sydney Barrett,
whlto farmer, and his quadroon
bride, who were married notwith
standing" K. K. K. t heats, are living
in Sodom (a post office of Warren
Co., N. Y.; pop. 100).
New York The new- shah of
Pernio, is fond of mustard, but so
far as having been a bon vlvant is
eoncerneti, uo not me sum ne nas
been painted, says Arthur I pham
I'ope, commtspioner from t'ersia to
the Philadelphia exposition.
Campbell, Mo. This town
claims the record for church at
tendance. Ninety-five per cent of the
population of 1,804 persons went
last Sunday.
Chicago Mrs. Leslie Carter,
bound for California, thinks she Is
going to die and hopes so. She has
an infected hand and through with
the stage, for "there isn't any acting
any more; the theaters are all dol
lars and cents."
Mons, Belgium Mrs,
.lames j.
Walker has an explanation ready
for her husband, who is home boss
ing New York. A sound kiss Im
planted on each of her cheeks by
the burgomaster was entirely offi
cial. Ciirmel, X. V. Peaches Heenan
Browning is being guarded by ft
special deputy sheriff when she
goes motoring. The chauffeur of her
azure blue imported car has been
sworn in because of crowds and re
marks. A constable has been as-
Uigur
.1 to thu honeymoon cottag
Spring.
al
Cold
New York General Bramwcll
Boom, head of the Savlation Army,
is sum that prohibtlon is coming in
Kngland. even if it falls here, but he
has heard reports that It is a great
success.
New York As to Wayne B.
Wheeler's charges that a red-blooded
man is needed to enforco prohi
bition in tills town, Emory H. Huck-
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DRY LAW TEETH IN
BILLSJP TODAY
Congress Considers More Dras
tic Measures
Washington. Anrll 2" WP Meas.
ures to tighten, rather than modify,
urohlbltion enforcement held the
center of attention today on Capitol
hill. House rules had been sus
pended to permit quick action on an
administration bill to glvo bureau
, tu t0 th prohibition
tcchnlcally a B1.t of tr
unit, now
technically a part of the Internal
rovenue bureau, and to tho customs
service.
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moro teeth in the Volstead act sub
mitted to the senate through Chair
man Cummins of tho Judiciary com
mittee, General Lincoln C. Andrews,
the enforcement commander, has
added his endorsement to the de
portation bill reported by the house
immigration committee as a meas
ure to help prohibition. Holding
that the "preponderance of law vio
lations como from the foreign-born
(dement," ho expressed the opinion
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cleanlr,g to rid courts of a conges
tion of prohibition cases." Alien
gunmen and narcotic peddlers, un
der Its provision, would be subject
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been established" and a jail sentence
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shorter sentences totaling 18
months, would be made a basis for
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The bill before the house, by
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give formal legislative sanction to
the practical divorcement of tho
present unit from tho internal reve
j noe bureau alreadv effected by tho
treasury in the reorganization of en
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PEACE SESSION ON
RpanMi-Froiicli And Illtls Il'ii.
Terms Latter Object To Banish
mint of Tliolr Icadcr.
Oujda, French Morocco, April 27
(Pi The Moroccan peace conference,
Inaugurated in a three-minute (ten
sion yesterday, was opened in earnest
today. The Rlfflan delegates urrlved
at the conference hall afoot at nine
o'clock. Tho French and Spanish
delegates wero already there and
the meeting began immediately.
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Ulana consulted alnne regarding the
reply t make to the program us out-
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Contents
When Fate Decided
Love! Is it Life's greatest (rift?
Can it be sinful? Is it divine?
A beautiful, gripping story of
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Reckless Innocence
She wanted freedom. The dull
monotonous work at the office
falled on her. She achieved
iberty . At what a price J
Miss Robinson Crusoe
Romance often comes when least
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Whispering Tongues (
A thrilling tale of the fight of a
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i lined ly the' chief of the French
'del. nalli'ii, tieueral Simon,
KliTlan and Frniico-KpnuUh view
j point are still greatly divergent, It
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lng' eonvi rsallon. Tho Itlffian rep
i resin la then objected notably to the
proposala that Abd-Kl-Krim, the
ItllTluil leader, ho. sent Into exile,
that tlio tribes be. disarmed and that
i prisoners be eehanged.
Then., differences, however, are
considered natural at the beginning
of in got lal Ions and they aro felt not
Irreconcilable.
DODGING NOTORIETY
Army Has nrvn On Trout Pw Ixng
Pnooeb, Ait-orillng to Corps Com-
maniler At San Francisco.
San Francifico. April 27 (P-Brig-
adler General II. P. Todd, corps. j,norrow. )n Kt- JosPph.s cathedral
commander, believes "tho army has i here. The oonsecrator will bo tho
been on tho front pngo enough." j Right Kev. Bishop John ,1. Nllan.
With this as hlH objective, Gen, He will be assisted by the Right Rov.
Todd today continue what ho I William A, Hickey, bishop of Prov
ti rmed a "purely routine investlga- lidence, R. L, mid by the Right Rev.
tlon" of an incident in a hotel at ijohn G. Murray, bishop of Portland,
Santa Cruis in which tho namo
of
Captain OrvlMe Clampltt, army
chaplain, wbn mentioned in con
nection with thaf of a woman of
his acquaintance who previously
had registered under the sumo sur
name used by tho chaplain but with
different initials. They were as
signed separate rooms.
$50,000.0 in Psrixes
Kind of Story We Want
of "True Romances" for May
A Night's Madness '
The happenings of a day or night)
may affect us more than the.
events of ten years. It began as
a wild lark, it ended . .
The Love of an Artist
A story of the studios of Green
wich Village and the night dubt
of Broadway.
The Undying Bond
What is the deepest and strong
est bond between a man and a
woman? Love? Companionship?
Children?
A Fool and. Two Women
How much truth is there in this
old proverb ? "All men art fools
where women are concerned.".
Don't In feclrd by
imitation! ! All Mm
fdrti True Story
muftarirm tisv this
ml in RED cm im
Cores.
I
Name-
An Investigation by th hotel
maminement an 1 police Idontllled
the woman as Mrs. Helens Trabera
;o( San Francisco. Both Mrs. Tra
I hers and her husband apologizod to
! Captain Clampttt after tho Inquiry
i Indicated both had concealed their
I identity to avoid social affalra or
i publicity. Tho chaplain was recent
I ly acquitted by a court-niHrllal of
Improper conduct toward a Knnsaa
I girl. The troublo started police
liiald, when a woman friend of tho
Timbers nuked Captain Clampltt for
an explanation and ho declined to
comment,
Consecration Exercises
At Cathedral Tomorrow
- Hartford, April 57 P The Bight
jil(,v
Monslgnor Maurice F. MeAu-
jllffe, president of St. Thomas' sem
inarv. will be consecrated auxiliary
j. . . . .,an .
Me., who was the predecessor
who was the predecessor of
j Bishop-elect. M'Auliffe in tho auxil
iary bishopric. A choir of priests
twill chant the litany and other
j parts of the ceremonies. The regu
lar choir of the cathedral will afoo
sing, It is expected there will be
.between COO and 600 prelates and
j priests in attendance.
for May which has just been placed upon the newsstands
arc sixteen representative true stories that will go fat in
demonstrating the kind of story we want Following are
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Bright Lights and Burned Souls
A tale of Broadway and Holly
wood. An emotion-searing story
of a girl who tried to realize her
ambition to become a great ac
tress. She found . . .
Sanctuary
An intensely interesting story of
the struggle of a husband and
wife for happiness.
Hearts in Turmoil
The reasons why men and women
macrv are many and strange, as
this throbbing talc vividly shows.
Condemned ,
A heart-stirring drama of two
glorified souls encased in weak
bodies.
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