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New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
AUTOMOBILES HERE
 1 10 8 RESIDENTS
New Britain Second Lowest in
 Convictions in 1925

One person in every eight living in the city of New Britain owns an automobile but the per capita Of motor vehicle ownership is lower .than that which prevails throughout the state, which is one car for each slE persons,
 The figures are based on report .cf Robbins B. Stoeckel. commission CT of motor vehicles. for 1925, and the population figure used is that furnished by the state department Jot education placing the population of New Britain at 72,4S8. Interesting in this connection Is .tho fact that the population of New Britain and Waterbury, fourth and Gfth largest cities in the state re- Spoctively. is now separated by the marrow difference Of l,l7S persons.
 New Britain has fewer cars in Hartford, Waterbury or New Haven. and has an equal number to that of Bridgeport where the per capita fig uro shows one 10 each eight persons.
 New Haven with population of l7@.2Gj has 2$.77S cars or one 10 each seven persons; Bridgeport with a population of 158,350 has l9,2r% or one car 10 each eight persons; Hartford with population of 158,- jl9 has 2A555 cars or one to each <iN persons: Waterbury with popu~ mtion of 1866 has 121l4 cars or ono to each six persons; New Brit ain with a population of 7246S has H.%75 cars or one 10 each eight per sons.
 Of thc states fyo largest cities, Waterbury had inc lowest number of convictions for motor vehicle law violations and Now Britain was soc ond lowest, The report of conyir- lions follows: New Haven, 1,62%: Bridgeport A6i; Hartford l5%3; Waterbury, 102; New Britain, 425.
 Suspensions of licenses occurred in 1925 in ihn following numbers; New Iavnn, l,o@&; Bridgeport, G%3; Hort ford. 1,o0G; Waterbury, 3S7; Ne" Eritoin %N5,
 Now Britain stood low in report ahlo accidents, the following com- para5iyc Heurcs indicate; New Ha ran. 2Tl6; Bridgeport, o,h6i; Harf- ford. %,oS5, Waterbury, 1,4&4; New Britain, $NG.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
MESSAGE FROM COOLIDGE
Eastern States League Officials In session At Springfield Receive Well Wishes.

Springfield. Mass, Feb. 4 Pt-~ Mass9ges of congratulation and good wishes from President Cool idec. Senator F. II. Gnlett, Cover nor Allan T. Fuller and Congress-
 man Henry l.. Bowlos of this dis trict, were read at the annual meet ing today of the Eastern States lca9u", President Coolidge last
 April entertained at q White lEUua"
 luncheon q gathering of prominent
 mon called together in conference
 on the extension Of the junior achievement movement
 Joe Everett, If, selected because of her long and faithful service to the junior achievement cause, pre-
 scented 10 Horace A, Moses, presi-
 dent and founder Of the league, q miniature replica of the l"agu"
 building.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
FLY WHEEL EXPL0DES
Bursting Of 20 Foot Piece of Ma chincry at Webster, Mass, Nrecis Building Today.

Webster Mass. Fob. ?4 tP-~A fly wheel, 20 feet in diameter, and weighing 12 tons, burst at tho plant of the American Woolnn company hero today. wrccking the Engine room and two adjoining buildings. As a result 60 per cent of the plant was forced 10 shut down. No one was injured.
 Charles A. Blais. assistant nc chanic, jumped through Il window and shut off the power valves. thereby forestalling danger from bursting boilers. The engine 10 which the wheel was attached was destroyed and partitions in the building were fattened distance of 75 yards. The damaso is estimated at s%.56n
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
City Items

Martin H. Horwitz has joined the Bennett Motor Sales Co. in the ca paeity of treasurer, He Is A deputy sheriff.
 Lgan Pharmacy, A7S Main st, Prescription work our speciality advt.
 Mrs, Frank Hart Of Maple street underwent a blood transfuslon al the New Britain General hospital yesterday She has been seriously ill for several days, Her condition Is reported to be comfortable.
 See Axolrod's 1c Sale Ad. on Page i0.--adW.
 John ohlson, member of the board of public works. iE tl at his home at 65 Pearl street,
 Phoenix Temple Of Honor has changed its place of meeting from Odd Fellows hall to Vega hall at 5a Arch street, The first meeting in the new place will beheld this eve ming when candidates will be ini- tiatCd,
 A meeting Of the entertainment committee of Jehuda Haleyi lodge, No. 7l0, I, c. B, B.. will be held in Alfred LoWitt's office, this evening at T:S0 o'clock, Final plans wiIl be made for tho dance 10 be held soon.
 Mrs, William Judson of 4S Pleas ant street has entered the Hartford hospital for treatment.
 Miss Jane l.. Tracy Of 132 Smalley street has returned home after spending several days with her sis ter, Mrs J. r, Hogan of New Hart ford,
 Mrs, Hogan spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs. J. Tracy
 Mrs, w. II. Warner of l4l Lin- coin street is at St. Petersburg, Fla, land lainr will be the guest of Mrs Frank Coates at Miami and Mrs R. l.. Harrison at Atlanta, Ca,
 Miss Amanda Carlson has return cd to her home in this city after q visit with Mir. and Mrs Harry F. Christensen of Miami.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Girl Gained 7 Pounds
 Nine Years an Invalid

That's just what McCoy's Cod Liver oil Compound Tablets did for the Bahcock Girl --~ and is do- ing as much for tens of thousands of thin. underweight, weak and discouraged people all over Amer ica.
 These sugar coated, pleasant to take tablets should be given 10 children instead Of the vile stom- acjl upsetting oil itself --- they surely do help the trail. delicate little ones and 60 tablets cost but 60 cents at any druggists,
 Read this letter if you have s child that needs to gain health and strength;
 My little girl was stricken with infantiIe paralysis when she raf ; months old and was an invalid for 3 years when I saw an ad In the paper that McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets would build up wasted tissues. I bough3 q box and she gained very slowly at first and after taking eigha boxes, she gained seven pounds8 Thanks 10 McCoy's Cod Liver OlI Compound Tablets, after trying a most everything else on the mar ket. She is on tho road to recoveri and goes 10 school every day" MrH L, Babcock. Appleton. Wis.
 limitations of McCoy'b may he of forcd but be sure and ask for Mc Coys the original and genuine an if after thirty days treatment vol are not delighted with results -E why, get your money back
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Peace of Pacific to Be
 Taken l'p at Conference


 Honolulu. Fob Gi tP}-Tho Aus tralian labor party has issued q call for q meeting in Honolulu in No- ycmhrr for all Pacific nations. in- cluli0c Canada and the Injt'' States, with q view of arriving at q hc'tor understanding in respect 70 thc future peace in the Pacific. Thi2 information was contained in l. message from l.. L. M"Nanara' secretary ot the tabor party, to A, II. Ford. director Of the Pan,1ocitc union horc.
 More than to0 delegates. incMl- ing representatives of tha Soviet, or' expected. MrNamaCa said,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Suspends Jail Sentence On Man Who Annoyed Girl

Richard Carver. who was sen- toncAd to jail for 10 days and fined s35 for accosting a young woman Sunday night at Spring and Union
 streets, had the sentence suspended
 this morning by Judge Hungerlord, but he must pay the fine.
 Carver was arrested Sunday night bv Officers Grabeck and kumm fol- lowing a 15 minute chase during which two bullets were fired,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
LIMIT DUCTL LAYING ON SOUTH MAIN ST.
Appropriation Not Large Enough
 for Entire Program

Uorm@c of the limited appromi- a'ion allowed the board of public works for the installation of sub
 ways, only that part of south Main
 stree from the Scnor High school to Roberts street will be equipped With this Improvement. the board
 voted at q meeting last night. That
 Franklin square section between
 Main street and the High school win have be laid over for another ycQf because Of lack of funds, it was voted,
 The balance in the subway fund Is slightly more than s40.000. The estimated cost of duet lines for the Franklin square area is SIS 900 and the South Main street area s2S,000. IThe estimated cost of latorals is ISi0.d00, 1t was learned. Since the fund cannot be roplenishod until the Legislature meets in 1897. the entire proposition could not be thought Of this year.
 West Main Street Paving
 A type of pavement similar 10 that on Hartford avenue will be in stalled on West Main street this year 10 take the place of the wood block pavement. The board voted to make this the first permanent pavement installation in inc now fiscal year, A petition for the removal of an electric light from in front of the Palace theater was sent In hy Con taros Brothers X Perakas Co.
 The petitioners claimed that fhe light intcrferes with their marquee. President Conlou and City Engineer Williams were delegated 10 look into the advisabllity of such movement and 10 report back 10 the board. Mr. Conlon said he had no objection to the removal of the light if the petitioners would bear the expense Permission was granted Landers, Trarv X Clark company 10 construct
 an underground pipe duct from one Of i's East Main street buildings 10 ianother across the street. The fac tory agreed 10 bear the expense and
 .o assume the responsibility. Hearings will be held on the fol- lowing matters Construction Of 8 sewer on Chapman street from
 Newington avenue 10 Chapman court; building of concrete side
 walks and curbs built on both sides
 of Smith street north of Broad
 street; and on the request for sew CTS in Brady street.
 Since there is no money available for the macadamizing Of McClntock street. g petition sent in from pro- perty owners in thot district vas laid over for another year,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
>nanisl, Aviator Cannot
 (,n turiher. Govt. Rules

Na1rid, Feb, @t (P) The Sp@oiSh go,prnmrnt has tcI"Eraphnl Com- uludcr Franco rritcratirg i's Jecj- sion that his transatlantic flight shall na trrnina'-I a' Bucnos Aires, Com 0.unIrr Franco nnA his corpanions "ora drsjrone O. continuing trom 'he Ara,u mine capj'oi to fine W>@' Coast aud 3Nraer, i. possible, 10 >e~ York ri', Tho government now r"nsl1- .~., 'no affair definitely closoi
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

G0. cr@'19' fr'Ins ar1 va' Ing ..o.,nlI lr yrereW p'yIos in .un-l Hor eOonty burns tr" rYton. hisur and ,srv Ufr from tttr .... leaving i' 31.- raIc3. bri"1e, ,,! rll of dan Iru6, then tr" har ,o1e s.muN aul fl, hair fails or 't.'
 uco girls H., uGs. curl and "a.. 'ha aaGr fo appear their prr'. tr. trv "nana ru' to offset uE ..4 ,.vot~. Ansr '~o 0rs. amp'trH- ron ,oGr bnir viii 'aEe on u.a lf a0I t}n' r4lthF, foufh'uj }letra, jerome jucomparatiV soft "a.y and apl"ar twice as thick m4 abundant Failing hIlr stops .nj dandruF disappears.
 \ 95.crrt lr0'ttt ,H rr'r-smrr "pardrr!ne" from any drug h'orr or toilet counter 0tl do uonders 'or any girls jair. lt Ea's right 10 'Se roots. tn,ieora'os nourish,s aad strengthens fhem hoiHiug 'h" Aalr 10 grow th.c&. healthy and IuEurianL
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
SUPERIOR COURT CALENDAR

Thr following r0sos in which N""
 Britain people arc involved are ou thc superior court calendar; James Nancc vs Hattie Henry Vance, Nair X Natr for the pl1intiif and w.. \. kmsclla for tho defendant; WiI- ltum ]. $hnchan ps Kenneth $. Adams. # a1, w. w. Grconstcin for thr plaintiff and Gross, Gross A Hy.}a for tho dofonIanN Leonard Fisher yg, Max Kennedy ct al., +. Y. Tan and G. W, Crawford for the plaintiff and Hungerforl X Sax" for 'ho drroudant, Pred l.. l|onjamtn N%
 John J. Murphy. ct aI-. Nirkhamn D-oopor. Hung, rford X Camp for ,h. plaintiff and Donald Ga(1ncy tor the defendant. Sanu"l SChn"ld'r ,t aL. Ns. Thom4a W. u'N"''f'r, |" aL. w. N. Croonst"in for tho plain alH and T. (. Floor for the d"ltnl- art. Max Lavnt " Hartford Conn ry Muual Fire Insurance 'o. W. N Grennstotn for the plaintiff ar1 h. li N-utdhous" for tho Gof'ulanl
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
PRINCE IN DANGER
Wales Again Almost Comes tn Grief RerauSo of Horsc--Not Ridttg This Time.

London, Fen, o4 Pl-Tho Prince Of Walrs had a dangerous experience at X Shire horseshow at lslington to- jay. when n mare in the ring near him began to kick and sn' several horses toreariug and plungins' There was Il general commotion about the prince, hut no ono was injured,
 Just before This he had hoon com peIled to duck and jump aside 10 avoid horse which had suddenly swedved in his direction.
 Not having had enough of horses for the day. Tho prince went hunting in the afternoon, this heinz the sec on1 tim" he has followed the hounds since the recent accident in which he suffered a broken collar bone,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Strikers Deny They Have
 Intinidated Any Workers

Fa~aaic, Y. J Feb. 24 (Pl---L"a1- crs ot 7,a00 striking woolon wca'ern today denied that intimidation Of workers in the C,erfcld mill Of the Fors' mann andHaulfmann company lad caused tho shutdown of that plant and the enforced likeness of 2,Gao employees who refused to join :nn strike.
 Annomnement yesterday hy the company that the Garfield plant wou'1 close at once and that their Iassair mill employing 1,4o0would to. suat down within day or ao.dis- rc lod all thought of arbitration or spnoIy settlement. The strike has .-,s' tbr worhmon more than three Gwrlrra of d million dollars in wages.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
WELSH COAL CHEAPER

Boston, Feb. 24 Pt--A reduction of $S a ton in the price of Welsh anthracite coal was announced to- day. making the retail price ot the fuel s19. The fact that large ship menis of foreign coal had arrived or were expected soon was given as the reason for the cut.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
TO NAME LEAGUE CITY

Boston Feb. 4 Pl-Seloction of an eighth city to complete the cir cult ot the New England Baseball league was part of the business of q meeting to be held here late to- day. The committee vas headed by Claude Dadison of Boston, league president, and the other members are Jean Dubur. Manchester, x, H.. Fred Doe, Portland, and William McDonough. Lawrence. The seven cities at present in the league are Lewiston, Portland Lawrence Lowell Manchester, Nassau and Lynn.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Vienna Public Bath
 Houses Serve Many

N1"una Feb. 9i 'E'~T",n'y-sty public bath-hous,, ha1o been built by the city government since the WIT which. with tho three allraIy existing, ran '1k'- r"ro of upHmtls of %o,ooo poop," at on" lime.
 About ioo,0"o persons daily avail thcm4olNcs ot thoS" facilities at q cost to each of thn equivalent o} five ron's, 0'h's iuoludra soap and towels
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
CANNOT RECOVER MONEY

The supreme court of errors after an all day conference in New Haven ycsterdav Tn which I3 decisions in cases in Hartford county were hand cd down. decided that Anthony Nlncowicz Is not entitled to recover tho money which he loaned 10 Mary Nolan Niece0icz. This decision upholds another rendered In the common pleas court. Both litigants arc from this city. Justice Wheeler wrote the decision and found thai there was no error in the case.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
uN rnIItI, BIDTILK

Hs.a.vu hls 1& year old H"r Jo- sern. ,Ii1 not com. home l1~' night, Caru.Uo l'razl"'ta, 1G' Nashintion street. rrportri tho tnrtl"ut tn po- Ue tIi. morning.
 ,'har1.s G9Ii3rdt of North str"et reported inc theft ot lalloon fro from bis e4ra=" at it@ North street last nigh'-
 gold GllaI watch ~os Noi"u trol the room of Frank k3shy, 74 .Hurh street. accordDu- to his com wawt at headquarters this mornlng
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Judge O'Donnell to Speak
 To Aerie of Eagles

Now Britain Aerie Of Eagles will be addressed by Judge Thomas ODonnell Of Kansas City, national
 guard organizer, Thursday evening , at n meeting. The Sceley Entertain
 CTS will present a program. The acrit is making an effort 10 increase 1 it's membership 10 t,000
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
pRINCI'N BROTHER DIES

Tokyo. I'ch. 4 tP -- Baron kirhizcamon SUmitomo, brother of Prince saoni one of the elder statesmen. died here today. Tho baron, president of sumitomo bank and many other companies was rated as ono of Japan's richest citizens
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
.,,Y IT WITH IIoNEK>"

-IGu, I',-I,- ' IPt--T- z. O- N "T4 .a' l}"-r"u ua- 2 yard. d @plI 1l"ddl '.I1y Uy r.. directors nf 'A, Sn"l' 'r o' Aurj,qu Florists. Tins Was in P. rrrmtm of lis slogan "Say lt lNl'h Ilo@cre, tlsu< apparently s'l- .'lIu= t6r clamts oI others r"sar,'ne 'Ip rrWH of '1e sa>inE-
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
c,E,RNAN DEJEGATIS.

rerlin. Feb. 24 tP-'rhc cabinet today appointed Chancellor Luther and Foreign Minister Stresemann delegates 10 the coming meetings Of the League Of Nations.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
xI.Goo TOR rALMID roRAn

sStyf~.n hundred dollars Uas sub .,rjb-d 10 a fund being raised for tHn Talmud Torah. at meeting held last night nj tha homo or Na- than Bcrson, i5g4 stanley street
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
W as In Agony With
 Rlisters On Hands Cuticura Healed

l " Eczema broke out in very onall hlis:er5 on the backs of my iinge-s. 1 h5-e- 8 fe" days the blisters w0uld break and then dry u7. It itchsd land burned terribly and scrsicainr
 caased very red crurtions. I could
 not put ny hands in water or dn
 any work without v.catiag rubber IgloYcs. Icouid not siec7 nights on.
 account of the irritation. and was ia
 asony most ofthe time, The uouAl-
 lasted sbou, ytsr,
 "I read an advertisement tor
 Cg,icata Soar and Ointment 50 purchased some. Aher using them q short time l could sec an improve r7enl. continued the treatment and now I an healed" lSignedl| Miss Bernice Shannon. R. f. D. }, Orleans, Vt, Sept. E, 1925.
 Keep your skin clear and yourI rotss Pet:ve hv daily use of CuG- cura Soap. Heal irftations andI sahes with Cutieura Ointment
 -9 t- rirtmtu, rrd 5s- ral-um Hr. gr'a eg7fFR 4frP sHfna each free Atlrest gnlssnfa jses-st113ss ntpt H Nsld deA MauE7 z cuiieura Shaving Stick 25e.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Guard Against "Flu"
 With Musterole

Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia usually start with a cold. The moment you get those warning aches, get busy with good old Musterole.
 Musterole is a Counter-irritant that relieves congestion (which is what a cold reallyis) and stimulates circulation. It has all the good qualities of the old-tashioned mustard plaster without the blister.
 Just rub it on with your fnger.tips. First you will feel a warm jingle as the healing ointment peneuates the pores, then soothing. cooling sensation and quick relief.
 Have Musterole handy for emergency use. It may prevent serious illness. To Mothers: Mu2terole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children's MusteroIe.
 35c and 65c, in jars
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
BLACK-DUAUGHT
FOR Is YEARS
Texas Hotel Proprietor Tells
!, How This Medicine Relieved
I His Dyspepsia and How He
Has Continued to Use 1t.

II have used Black Draugbt for 70
years and keep taking 1t once in a
while when 1 need medicine" says Mr..
A. c. whittle, proprietor of the whit
lie Hotel, DeKalb, Texas. Mr.. Whittle
has been a well known citizen Of Bowie
County for a great many years, al
. though coming originally from Dalton,
v 81 began taking Black Draught for
Indigestion" says Mr.. Whittle, "and a
tight, close feeling in my chest. | had
this trouble about two years. finally
read Of Black Draught and began TAX
ing 1t and soon was rid of the trouble.
mo one knows what I suffered.
Even water would come back. could
eat such little. Black -Draught helped
me, so could eat most anything.
81 took it year or so and then left
1t off and after while ! had return
of this dyspepsia land sour stomach. I
went back to Black Draught and was
relieved again and have never entirely
left it off since. | think 1t is splen-
did liver medicine"
Mr.. Wbittle would not have contn-
ued to take Thedford'S Black Draught
consistently for % years IL it had not
benefited him. Other persons in great
numbers have told how Black Draught
has been used in their families over
long periods Of years--in many cases
for several generations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
TO DEBATE WASHINGTON
Indiana Alumni Speakers VIII Dis
cuss Habits Of First President.

Whether George Washington, the
father of his country" drank,
danced, swore, smoked and played
cards will be the subject OF three
cornered orctorical contest at Indi-
ana University Club luncheon Mon
day, Feb. %, at the Lincoln.
Contrasting views of the first
President will be presented by Al
bert Stump. Alvah J. Rucker and
Dick Miller, club members. accord
ing to Ralph F. Thompson. president
Next Mondays program includes
discussion of arrangements for the
Indianapolis appearance of the fifth
edition OF Jordan River Revue. an
nual student show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09

does not plan having it patented be.
cause lit is no protection" said
Miller.
Roth who invented the first null
tiple cylinder gas engine in 1895 in
machine shop on Kentucky Ave-,
has invented numerous devices. ac-
cording TO Miller.
Roth, a former railroad fireman,
conceived the idea Of multiple
cylinder engine, willie shoveling Goa.
on a locomotive. He said belief
power could be obtained with less
work. led to the invention.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
PERFEC NEW
TYPE ENGINE
Former Local inventor Has
Novel Device.

A new type of engine, propelled.
by one of the worlds greatest motor
forces, has been invented by ellison
w Roth. 81, of Brown County, ac-
cording to H. j. Miller. business
associate.
The new engine which operates
without fuel, can be made any size
desired.
Miller says Roth is successfully
operating two engines in his shop.
They work on the same principle as
perpetual motion.
Roth hopes to sell the model. He
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Anatiseptic
Liquid-Easy. to Use

when applied as directed zemo effec-
lively removes Eczema, quickly stops.
itching, and heals skin troubles, also
Sores, Burns, Wounds and Chatting
II penetrates, cleanses and soothes.
Zemo Is clean. dependable and mex
pensive antfseptic liquid, that is espe-
cialiy adapted for daytime use because
II does not show. Ask your druggist
for small size Coo or large bottle $1-O0.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
scHoRTEsrErER AT La PORTE

BV United Press
LA PORTE. Ind, Feb. 9.-The i'm
portant Indiana COMMISSIONS. such
as the securities commission today
stood defended before the people Of
La Porte following a speech deliv-
cred here last night by Secretary of
state Frederick schortemeier.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
NEW CABLE CONNECTION
Western Union London Once Is
Joined With Emden, Germany.

Direct cable connection has been
established between the London Of
fee of the Western Union and the
German administration Office at En-
den. pending the laying, this year,
Of the new Germany cable, which
will connect with the Western Union
Company's system at the Azores, it
was announced here today.
Tho Emden Office has direct con-
nectioE with Berlin, Bremen, bort
mund. Frankfurtmain, Hamburg,
Cologne. Osnabruck. Stettin, the cen
trail Berlin bourse and thirty-six
smaller offices in Germany.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
BOOSTERS CLUB ELECTS
q. ID. Gardner Named Head at Elec-
tion--Reports Heard.

c. d. Gardner was elected "big
chief booster at the annual election
OF the Boosters Club off the Hoosier
Athletic Club, Monday night.
Other officers elected: Samuel
Hoffman. little chief booster A. w.
Hovey, secretary; j. Edward Clemens
treasurer; G. r. Beebinger, esquire
booster, and Carl Patterson, Fl. c..
Mitchell and Garrett Kirby. council
men. Reports of retiring officers
were given.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-09
RANnITS SEIZE *. zoo

Bn United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Three bandits
today entered the offices OF Wilder
and Company. North Side wholesale
leather dealers, held up Charles E..
Nitsche, office manager, and escaped
with SO. 200.