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New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
PRESENTATION TO PRIEST
Rcy. Matthew j. Traynor of St, Mar,'s Church Receives Chair At Meeting of \. c. IT.

Rev. Matthew ], Traynor pastor of St. Mary's church. was given a ttstimonial yesterday afternoon in conjunction with a meeting of the state board Of the A. o. II, and the ladies Auxiliary, when Rev MichG"l '. Heating on behalf Of the liibern- iars presented him with chair.
 The meeting was held at thr Y. NJ. T. A. & E. Society hall on l.af&y- t,te street with John DonncNy Of Bristol. state president Of the A. O. IT,, presiding. John Murphy Of Nor wich. first state president was inc guest of honor. Included among the speakers were Fathers Tray nor. Kcating. Laden and McCrann: state Vice President Michael Con nelly of New Haven, State Secretary Edward Slavin of Middletown Coun- tv President Lawrence P. ManGan of this city. and Mrs Charles Nc Carthy, county president of tn auNi- 1 liary,
 Vocal numbers were given by Miss Dl Vicino. George Dillon. Mrs M' T. t,rean, Miss Kathleen Walsh. Vim cent Ringrose, Frank Egan, Gerald P. Crean and John r. Neagle. John J.. Crean and James J, Donahue were raccompanists.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Mission Service at
 First Lutheran Church

Rev. Julius Hulteon. pastor o' 'Ho Swedish Lutheran church in Hart ford. and Rev. V. Term, pastor ol the Swedish Lutheran church Tn West Haven. will be the speakers at 2 mission service to be held In the First Lutheran church tomorro" evening at s o'clock. This scrNice will be held in connection With conference of the Swedish Lutheran ministers of the Hartford district in Hartford tomorrow and Wednesday, Rev. Mr. Fern is the son ot the late Rev. o. w. Term. who was al one time pastor of the First Lu'h- cran church here.
 The New Britain division of sum day school teachers of the swedish Lutheran churches will meet in Nc" Britain ncxl Sunday afternoon and evening. At the afternoon session there will bc a discussion Of quHs- lions pertaining Co sunday school work. led hy Rev. Mir. Hultccn. II is expected that visitors from South Manchester Hartford, Bristol and Forcstyiue will attend the confer cnCc.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
MOROCCAN DRIVE
 BEING POSTPONED
France Awaits Attitude Of Spain
 in Riifan Warfare

Eabat, French Morocco, May lS.-- tAlD--Thc French forces opposing Apd- El-Erm's invading tribesmen "crc today consolidating their posi- tlons, but are postpouiug the second and what they hope will be tho fi- nal offensive to rid their territory of the Rffians.
 The oficneive has been postponed 10 awnit the results of the mission 10 Madrid of Louis Malvy. former French minietcr of the interior, who Is at Madrid To learn the attitude of Spain If France should find It neces- sary to pursue the Moroccan tribes men from the French into the Span ish zone.
 Meanwhile the French are strengthening new positions as well as consolidating those they captured from the l;ifians in Wednesdays fighting, The rupture of the present Niffian lines would bring the French almost 10 the frontiers of the Span ! ish zone.
 II Is felt by ErcnCn hllh'dIE authorities that they cannot afford to have thc enemy concentrate again behind inc Spanish zone frontier while the pursuers look h"IpIcsS'y on. Abd .El-Krim is continuing 10 bring np achievements, and the
 French are afraid he will strike be- fore their dip,omatic negotiations with Spain, seeking permission 70 fight Ahd-El- Krim on spanish ter rjtorv, arc successful.
 Fast French naval craft ar" Keep inr gbarp watch at Aidr port on ] 4Ihucornas Bay in the Mediterran- lean. for merchant ships suspeo''d "' bringing supplies and ammunl''on 'o Abd -El-krim. o
 The French general star mas U" military maps of the Spamsll ]on' hut sufficient number ot frehcn a;rnIanes are now in Morocco to ac' jas scouts and direct the movements of French troops and thelr H'''''e'E fire if thc French cross the troh'ier'
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
England Reported Urging Action Against the Reds

London. May IS. --- (AP) - The Tally Herald's Berlin correspondent claims reliable authority for the statement that Great Britain has proposed to the allies 70 send a joint note 10 the soviet government de- manding absolute repudation of the communist international. and oX- pusion of the headuuarters of the . international from Moscow.
 Commenting upon the dispatch the Herald says that such pro possl fl successful must lead 10 dis aster for the whole world as it may easily rekindle the fires of war. The paper, which is the ahor organ, characterizos the proposal as gross interference with another nations autonomy and an act Of calculated hostility.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Noblemen Alone Seeking
 Olvmpics Presidency

Paris, May 1S.(AP)-So far only nobIemen are candidates for prcsi- dent of the international olympic committee. The election will he de cided at tho meeting of tho Olympic congress in Prague, Czcchosloyakia' May 25.
 Tho candidates now announced are: Baron Go1efroy De BlonaN member of the international olympic committee for Switzcrland; Count Clary, member for France, and Count Henry be Ballet Latour, member for Belgium. A stiff con test is expected.
 The new president will succeed Baron Pierre De Coubcrtin, who is retiring after having been president of the international olympic commit tee for 80 years.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
READY FOR JURY
Tate Of Cciestino Madeiros, Accused ot Staying Wrcntham Bank Cash. fer, Will Be Known Sotn.

Dedham, Mass, May 1S,-tAP)-- Arguments of counsel at the trial Of Celestino Madeiros for the mur- lor Of James E. Carpenter. aged cashier of the Wrentham National bank November last were con- cluded before noon today in the Nor folk superior court here. Il was cx- pected the case would reach the lury late today. Frank ]. Squire. counsel for the defense. emphasized the evidence of physicians who had testified 10 the physical and mental condition of the defendant. and Of witnesses who said there had been insanity in his family on both sides. He said that Madeiros was rot re- sponsible mentally at the time of the attempted holdup Of the bank in which Carpenter vas shot, that he vas intoxicated at the time and that he was under the sway Of Alfred Redard Of Pawtucket, master mind" Of the holdup band.
 Dist. Attorney Wilbur said Ma deiros according to the evidence, was capable Of judging between | right and wrong.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18

The McClintock fortune was founded by William Kicking, a brton. who came 10 America many years ago. Hins have been given that his second wife obtained the estate by poisoning her husband, and accusations that she in turn was poisoned by her second hus- band William McClintock, ST, father Of Billy, were made in court. but later withdrawn.
 McClintock took as his second wife Emma Nelson. and soon after the birth of Billy, he was killed in an automobile accident. Shortly thereafter the Shepherds came 10 live with Mrs. McClintock. Mre. Shepherd and Mrs. McClntock hav- ing been school day friends, When Mrs McClintock died in 1909 her will made Mrs. Shepherd CO., guardian of Billy.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Swift-Mason Nuptials
 To Take Place in June

coming marriage Of Robert Pomeroy Swift. son of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Swift Of Park place this city, to Miss Annette Alger Mason. daughter of Nrs. Victor Louise Mason Of Upper Montclair. \. ]. The ceremony will he performed on June at S:S6 o'clock at the Union Congregational church in hat city.
 MT. Swift is a graduate Of New Britain high school and Of Wesleyan university in the class of 1921. He is a member Of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity and while in the university starred in tennis.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
AUCHLAND-PRANGE
Pretty Wedding solcmnihed at Ger
 man Lutheran Church by Rev Martin Gaudinn--Rcccption Fol-
lows ceremony.

Raymond Auckland of I5 East Main street and Miss Emma Prahge' daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Albert Albert Prange of S5 Seymour street. were married Saturday afternoon at the German Luther church. Rev Martin W. Gaudian officated. They were attended by Miss Emma pranre, sister of the brides as maid of honor, and Albert Teake as best man.
 The bridesmaids were Misses Au- gusa Yanke, Helen Prange and Helen YaTke. The ushers were Paul Kraxke and Emil and Eric Prange, brothers of the bride, kath- leen Prange. niece, and Eva Gatzke, a cousin of the bride, were flower girls and Jackie Prange was ring bearer.
 The bride wore q dress Of white beaded. crepe-back satin with a train and a veil trimmed with or ange blossoms. She carried a bou- ouet of white roses and sweet peas The maid or honor wore peach colored canton crepe dress and she carried pea roses. Miss Augusta Yankc wore a light green dress Of canton crepe and carried yellow sweet peas. Miss Helen Yanke wore a dress of honeydew canton crepe and carried lavender sweet peas. Miss Helen Prange wore a dress Of blue canton crepe and carried pink sweet peas.
 After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides parents on Seymour street. The couple will live at I'll Dwight street. Miss Prange has been em- poyed in the packing room Of 1-an- ders. F'rary x Clark and Mr. Auch- land is an assembler in the same factory
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Senator Spencer to Be
 Buried in St. Louis

NJ>uugiou, May lS.-- (AP)-Thr body ot S Sua'or S,hicn r, Spencer Of Missouri, who diod here saturday nEhl "lN br taken late today 10 Sr. -oHls. wh.u 'uu'ra' srr'ices Will be ..d W~uosdal Members of his family and oo0Rr sslonal commit l'" Of honorary pal bearers will ac. company the hody.
 senator Speucrr's dcath was uu- "Ar"rtrd, his carly recovery after an operation for hernia having hccn .or"rast by his physicians. He was in EuoI spirirs saturday and hal spent some nm" during the day directing affairs ot hlS office,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
DEMPSEY TO DO HIS STLFr.

1.or5o- Nav t1.--CAUp-Joct fnmrs-t. Sr, akna at q Uaon to- ra, sad that he had ev'onIo1 hrs Larop"an tour from fArra 10 sly weeks and that ro would do sparr- ing workouts in Paris and Berlin. H. will return 10 London in time ID take pau in an exhibition Dou' in Erigr'on for a local charity, His partner 'or th" bout has not yr' lorn I"ril"l Hpon but probably will n" rhj' Scott.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18

as tho driver Of Ihr car that ttruck inc boy,
 KCcklC>SnCS> Not Proven.
 Frank N'umau of G9& S'anIcy street was discharged after Inc court listcrol 70 oIi1onro against him on q chargf CT reckless driving. Neu- man is d lcgel 10 have struck <. J. Sata'ino Saturday noon on Park street with his motorcycle. Judge A.'ing said thnrc was not cnouEh ey- idonce 10 show 'hnro vas sufficient iograe of rock lossnoss 70 subs.antiate the charge.
 pau Mozzotta of Franklin etrcet. Sonto0'' to 1siI sometime ago on q charge o' misconluct, hld his case rcop"ncd 'his morning and Judge Ailing suspended the sentence ani placed him in chargr of Probation Officer Ed"ard C. Connolly.
 The oaso oF rha7'os Drenzik. pro- prp'or Of store at @f Grove street, charged with Violating 'h4 liquor awe, vas continued cor tUal 70 en- able hIm ,o engage counsel.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Schwab to Officiate
 At Automobile Race

T0diQnaUoTIs, InI. NAY IN- IAFI --Char"s N. SchUah. stcoI magna'r, win referee inc 5ho-mi.o r@co at th" Indianapolis motor speedway on May 3o 'hc speedway manag' mont an- nonncod today. Henry Ford was referee last year.
 The referee IS GnaI aG'lVm'y m questions ina. may arise m ~a-. day, such as tho ruling of cars off the course. legality Of tno suhsr. It. ton Of drivers, and other matters.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
MISTAKEN Ipr>TlTN' TATAL

NoNco "i'y. May 1E.-CAP'-A A unsiako in identity. with fatal consr- 4uonoos is reported rom th" sta'r os Ja,lsco. whore a hand Of armed ,r"ar;ars and a Ietaohmont of tha @7t1r regiment. both pursuing band of outlaws. fought in fh~ dark Thrcc Of 'hc so'ljore and ] 1 Of th" .trramans Hcrn killed and many uoundcd. THo 6rj"g 1aStcI more han 'vo hours and ceased on'l ohcn morning came and .@e oD. porrnts vcrn able 10 distinguish sarh o'h.r
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
MEMORINI. >EREICT>

London May l5.-tAPt-l lt5"0fr Stanley Baldwin, several re".h"rs of th" cabinet and many dlstn gushcd sta'esmon 'o4al a'''ndcI raomouar services at Wos'mlr%cr Abby for Njscount Mt:ner. former zorrotarv Of war, King Georg". 'hc pIno"o' Wa'es. the Duko of Con- raucnt anI Prosiiort nour rgua of rrauca wore rcpr~son',d a' roe sor}- ;r-s. Eisronr' Miner died W'dros- jay artsr an attack Of s,oeping sick ness
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Wilson on Trial Tomorrow
 For the Second Time

BrilgeporI May T8---JIdge L0- win <. Dickinson Will preside in su- perlor court tomorrow afternoon when the second murder trial or Carl Wilson Of StamtorI Will open. Wilson js charged with tjrst degree murder in tho death of Henry Eedd in a street bra"l toljoHing d card game in Stamford last ThanksgiNinE
 Al the first trial in inc superior court, lh" jury disagreed. While thr stat" offered evidence in proof Of rheir claim that Wilson fired the fa- 1al sho, rho d@fonso produced two eye witnesses who claimed the shot vas fired by q person other Ihau Wilson
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Sofia Police COnfscate
 Revolutionary Matter

ECrIiN Nay IH, IAP)--A dispatch
 rom Sofia the Bulgarian capital ~a>s tGc police have dscol cred t se.r,' organization operating in Eost(Notz and other nearby rom- uum'ics and conhscated large amount O. dynamite, -0o reyoIvers, quantities Of ammunition and funds amounting 70 1jo.uQo IeVa, The dynamite it IS ayowed, was intended for use in destroying railway bridges between Nal,arcI and Bjelovo. Al Plerna a store Of munitions was un- covered containing hand grenades. t"o machrn" euns and quantity Of dynamite.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
.LILrINA AIckNISs SrLnY

Grnnva. May I&--fAPD "A com mu#are from the League of Nations 'o1av cmrnasizcs the importance Of 'ao international conference for th" s'lII ot s.,piug sickness, which opons ID London tomorrow. Al rnan'Gl"S w..~" s.o~pinc sickness has o,clrr.I will he reQrtsente1 and n'aas w# u,. 'na1o for an ovnedi- 1on +o Nf~ira .u s'elv tra roa'adi4s fr>rerai'',I ly flo ST fy to cattle md ,5 gMaM naiaqs
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Sailor From Arkansas Is
 Arrested in Waterbury

Waterbury, May t5.-John r. HeaIe''. l9. G6 Pleasant street. a sail or attached 10 'ho L. $. g. Arkansas charged with drunkenness. hrcart Of inc peace and resistance. who |as 'a]l.n into custody after Patrolmon Edward Ash'on had been taken 10 St. Nary's hospital sgHeTlnE cuts ;nd bruises. Was fined on all thrc' charges 'ns morning In njty court ny Judge Aurer P. HaE@s. HoaleN oII the corr' la vas lle tarh on board ship 'tis morning.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Robbers Dig Through Wall
 To Get Loot From Safe

New York, May IS. (AP)-Rob- bers early today dug through a brick wall into Brill Brothers store at 18th street and Broadway. blew open inc safe and escaped with from S5.06O to s10,00O 1t was announced al ihe store. A compartment Of the safe containing $25gO in cash was net Sis1urbsd
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
SSO,OOO REALTY DEAL
Property Al Rhodes and East Streets
 Containing Two stores and Four TcncmcnGs Change Hands Today,

A hiC real estate deal was con summaIcd today when Herman K, kalmanawilz anl samuel Stlyorman sold property at the corner Of East and Rhodes street to Andrew and Aueustina Balt2rr, Mir. and Mrs. HuH-cr moved here from Mildlo- town a few months ago. The prop orty contains two stores and four tonemrnls. The sale was made through the Camp Real Estate Co., ani the purchase price is reported 10 have hceu around sSu.oo0.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
>r. A\nEL.M,> NHIECH

Nass'e roy' T"I'srlav morning. 're foa.' o' '.o Asrc~siou a holy Inv of ot zs'tcn :- t-r r.'no'fe .nu~nn v.. ho sa efra'oE n F.,n md I -r.or'
 A c.~ss o| st,o,r Igt -ar Ir-n vi" ~,.-I-a 0rs' rom0"0.o- arz' ma5,-
 Ee>. rdva,1 '. G-.ajs. 'ne pas. rnr r1'. comr'o'o 'a.I~e 'te ,er- e.s ot the r2riSn t'-lq RaeE.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
TO STUDY IN EUROPE
Iomcs Tobn Win Take 'o"rc |" P,apofortc 1t Verdi Conservatory At Milan, Italy.

James Tobin Of Curtis street "lly leave New York Friday on board the steamship Majestic for c>rrhours' France. He will continue to N''an' UaIy, where he intends 10 'aNe h h course in pianoforte at the Ner'' Conservatory of Music. Alter com pltting the course, he will maNe tour of Europe
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
NEW ZEALAND WON'T COMPETE

Wellington, New Zealand, May IS. (AP)-The lawn tennis associa- ion decided today that it cannot send a team 10 Canada 10 compete in the first round o' the Davis cup pay, heca ause of the heavy expenses inN olved.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
SHEPHERD STARTS
 FIGHT FOR LIFE
 IN POISON DEATH
"o'@jnu|1 from rrsr Tseey
auGht in Fatal Trail

cmcaEo. May K. rAPJ - Caught m The 'rsli Of lisas.'r ina. has fol- .ou'I '.o Nc'nn'os> fortune for crn'rafons. Vivian pa'mF Shep- hsrd, t1o last 't'u'ar oHaor. today racrd trial for n"rdrr He s'ooI rhagg@d vrr saying hv ,ypnoid fo'rr germs tns last possessor of the SI.3"".0to Ifgacy William Nel- son McCHn'oeh, q youth. who was 'a" ward If Mrs. Shepherd, had n'cl Tj'h 'hem sixteen years.
 SA'pberI counter charged that i. vas q plot tostercd by dozen cou- sins of McClinrock to break the will In order 10 come in for a division Of the fortune and thereby deprive him of his inherited rights. He en- tered absolute denial Of rhc twenty one counts Of the murder indict mtUt
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
MY nANNE LINE

Th" cvocutiye committee o' thc FusinDSS ar1 Professional Womous clg1 will mot tomorrow e. enjUr "a 1oaE" rlaUs for ''a annual Nav 'aar. whict uas hetn rosrfu.r'I Irrj' Ju~. g. Mss Atn,. K. nar>oo js .teIrwa- o, 'hs committee on ar r-rg.uerte
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
olson Starts Prob

Thr first public hint that the Ira'h resulted from other than na- tural causes came when Judge Ol- son requested an investigation. The body was cxhumed and shepherd returned voluntarily from Albuquer- que. N. M., wherehe had gone with Mrs. Shepherd on visit.
 Post mortem examinations fixed ryphoiI fever with cause Of death. Tn" starc's attorney dropped out of he inquiry and it was expected that it would close with finding of death from natural causes.
 Judgc Olson sistently urged further steps with the result that th" states attorneys office renewed is interest. the bodies or Mrs. Mo Chinook and Dr. Olson were eI- humcd and the testimony of Fai- man vas developed.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
.ImrN 1. Harl lnsL

S.aic's Attorney Robert F.. Crow. will direct the prosecution. l, was indicated that the office Of inc attor- ncy general Of Illinois would keep close watch on the proceedings through an observer at inc trial. SoIvction Of q Iury is expected 10 ak two or three weeks.
 shepherd VAS indicted March Is .n 'h" midst or a coroncr's inquest instiga''d b Harry Olson municipal
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Faiman Chief Witness

FaIWaN, who ncVcr has been m isil but was guarded in q hotel un- tjl released on a nominal bond, vas named as chief witness in tho tr.al a led today.
 Young NcCintock died No>em- hsr {. 1924 few months after rSachIns and signing a will drawn 1y shepherd ani aftes.ed hy Shep- herds house servants. Shepherd mas made the chief beneficiary. with an SS,ho0 annuity for Isabelle Pope McClntock's fsncee who waited at his deathbed with license 10 marry nm t le recoNcred.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Hit and Run Play Costly.

Lon Wo.ns aharroI with e>a4. I.F r"spnnstmity a"or striking '.ertn- NlEa ,agFEas with h.s au.o- mobile at 'le ~ora.r os Broad and S.v'r streets as F-iIay afternoon. VaS :oind gu'y anl fined &c5 aul 0osrs. Al aI1..ional charge or going '0 ta" l"f, of traffic post vas dropped after 'he court decided hat 'h" action was proper as workm-n Were F. pairing 'ho street at th" 'im-.
 Wojna was arrested by Policeman Thomas J. Fcency. who investigated complaint by The Nikalauskas youth that his biryc, had been broken and his hand injured when an automobile hi him. The driver of The ma nine failed 10 stop after the accident, About &o minutes la..r Wolna appnarrl a' poGc. h. adqusr- '"~s anl asked for an aoo.I,n' hlauk. He vas 'ak,0 70 'ho sran" of rh. z". nirr' by sergeant Patrick J. UN4rz and 7ltnrss4s IIsn'ife4 nm
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Toircn Case Continued

H'1ry l, Toiron Of Nensington. .o"a r'a. estate doa'or vas arraign- 'I h'.or" tA" court on charg7 Of op"ratrg mplor vehicle whi.. un- fer Inc lrhU'ro' or 'i4Uor and at his r'4uost tho case wae continued un- Ii. Thnrsday Tor tr1a. H. vas ar rested Sa'Trday nigh at Franklin sqaar' jE Traffic Policeman Peter Cah',u r IS Nis se,6nI arrest ror 2 S.mi'ar oherse. sre Of &f@5 and oosts "rt r. Jay susprrded een- ''rc' hong imrosr1 on Dr'ohar Il "a St for orc-otirp ,.rirc dr,,rL
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Magic Here, Eh WOt?

' h" Bible says something about turning Ua'rr into wine. but the court had noNor heard Of any case IE which water vas turned into al- cofo' so 'ra stories told hy Mooshv and Jota,Hra Isaac werc not belioy- rI arI thry were found guilty Of Violating tho liquor avs in their stor' at -55 Lafayette street. The police sajzol several jars containing a,coho. at the store Saturday night and tno two mon were arrested.
 In ponc" court this morning both "Epr"&sai gr'at surprise when they tolul th=' tts bottles contained al- 'oho'. saying that the nqHl vas "at'r Wa'n they placed ii in tho oo'.'S. Jpnanra was srconI of- ''rl'r a9d tho court revoked tho 'Hsp"rslD0 on 2o Jay sentence i'm pos"l ou hs pre,ious arraignmcnt. 2oI gave him a 6o day suspended S"nt"Mc- on the new charPe Mooshy Nas t.n~d s-ho and costs and given -'r.1 g7Isr,,.r.1 .1.-.1 ,,r,.,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
Calls Her Tady Macbeth"

Mrs. Julie Graf Shepherd, one Of tho two legal guardians Of McClin- tock, was Hkcned by Judge Olson 10 I.aIy Macbeth, called a masculine woman who dominated her weaker husband and was named in the yer dict Of tho coroner's jury as equally gui''y with her husband. She won vindica'ion when a grand jury re- fused 10 indict her.
 The disintcrred bodies Of Mrs. McClintock and Dr. Olson. buried sixteen and nine years, respectively, revealed mercury in sufficient amount in Mrs. McCIntock's body 10 have caused death, examiners said.
 Jointly indicted with Shepherd, but granted a separate trial, was (. (. Faiman, head Of a science school. He confessed that he had supplied typhoid germs to Shepherd. taught him 10 keep them and 70 ad- minister them 10 MCCln,ock with aA assurance of fatal results. He said that he was promised S1U0,O00.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18

court chief justice, friend Of the McCHnoch family. Besides accus- ing Shcrh"rd of causing the death Of young McCiIntock, the chief jus ticn also characterized him the cen tral figure in a plot twenty years ago ard tho slayer Of McClinto ock's mother and Dr. Oscar Olson. the Iudgc,s brother.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-18

4s tho driver Of thn car that ttruck inc boy,
The Carbon County news., 1925-10-08
Harry Carey Coming in
ssThe Flaming Fortiess

Don't fail to see this picture from
"Tennessee's Pardner", by Bret Harte
at the Roman Theatre Friday and Sat-
urday, and 10.
Bill Jones had followed a pioneer
trail to California. He built cabin
in the Sacramento River bottom coun-
try and attempted to eke out living
by farming.
One day, while in the field, Bill was
attacked by band Of renegade In
dams. He barricaded himself in his
cabin and put up valiant fight, but
the redmen set fire to the hut and he
faced certain death.
He knew no more until an hour later
when he regained consciousness and
found himself outside the burned
cabin. His wounds were carefully
dressed; the Indians were gone.
There was not trace Of the per-
son who rescued him. Bill was the
only one in that section of the country,
Who was his mysterious deliverer?
This gripping picture, made from
Bret Harte's famous story, will stir
you with its thrilling episodes Of the
new West in the days when glorious
adventure was met at every turn.