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New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
TWIN CITIES AIR
 MAIL IS HAMPERED
Service Temporarily Held Up
 and Rail Is Used

Chicago. June 22 OP - Lack Of business, bad weather and required flying on a faster schedule than he said was contracted for were blamed by the contract holder as partly responsible for the cancellation of the Chicago Twin Cities air mail service yesterday when his pilots failed 10 appear to take out their planes. The mail was sent by rail.
 One of the pilots, Dan Riser, of Milwaukee. announced he had TO signed and would not fly on inc route again unless Charles Dickin- son. owner Of tho contract. furnish ed faster and safer planes.
 Tn Minneapolis Pilot Nimmo Black. scheduled 10 leave with a southbound cargo, was unable to take off because of southwest wind Of high velocity. he wired Dickinson. The St, Louis mail route also was forced 10 suspend for inc day because of weather conditions
 Reports mat inc nlloiS nae struck were appreciated hy Dickjn- son. who said that if there was a strike. hn knew nothing Of it.
 These flyers have more tompora ment than opera stars" ho ass"rt- cd. Pm doing all I can 10 main tain the schcdulo."
 The contractor said the planes had been put in service under a ninety mile government contract and forced under new schedules to do log niles an hour.
 The Chica go-Twin Cities route was put into service less than month ago One of the pilots on the inaugural days schedule was killed when his ship crashed in a storm
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
CIVIL. SUITS RECORDED

The Elihu Burritt Hotel corpora uon through Attorney Donald Gaff- hey has brought suit against John l. DonahUe for $250 damages. and the Hugh Reynolds Grain & Feed Co. today instituted action 10 re- cover $500 damages from Donahue Suit has been brought by the Acorn Refining company of Cleveland Ohio, against r. Solomon and Hans Christopher. Real estate attach ments were placed in the three suits by Constable Frank Clynes.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
DEBT SETTLEMENT IS
 FACTOR IN MINISTRY
Continued from First Pagc)

Ratification of the Washington debt agreement is opposed by N. Doumcr because he deems il too burdcnsome. but it is demanded by the expert committee on finances as essential 10 stabiizalion. This question was discussed lengthily at today's conference.
 N. Poincar" is also understood 10 bo opposed to ratification. while NJ. Briand and his colleagues Of the last cabinet insist that the pact be accepted.
 The discussion was suspended just before noon 10 allow N. Briand
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
Dispute Over Signal
 After Auto Collision

John Reeve of 271 Carlton street. driving north on the street and pull ing 10 tho left to make wide turn into his yard, failed 10 give the prop or signal according 10 Wilbur P. Me Euroe of go Lawlor street, who was driving south on the street, and the cars collidod, about o'clock last night
 Keore told Officer Thomas Storey. who invest gated, that he gave the signal. NcEnroe said he was driy- ing at the rate of 25 miles an hour and did not expect Reeve 10 swing to inc left and make the turn. Both cars were damaged. No arrests were made.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
CHINESE PREMIER OUT

Peking, June 22 LP,-Dr. W. ". Yen, premier of the Peking govern ment which was formed on May l3, 1926. has resigned, Admiral Tu Hsi- Kewi, minister of the navy, has been appointed premier pro tenn.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
T,ILs OFF WAGON. Is HURT

Joseph Mccormick of Pennington, aged about 50, fell from hay wag- on yesterday and was injured about the body and head. He is under treatment at New Britain General hospital.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

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New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

X-rays are used now 10 treat leprosy.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

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New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

NJ. Sinai Is an extinct volcano.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

Secretary E. l.. Gould of the Chamber Of Commerce said his per sonal opinion is that widening Main street may not solve The problem that exists at present and Will exist five years from now. Elimination of left hand turns and doing away with cross traffic that impci traffic in all directions is thr principal objoc- tive Of the traffic committee Of the Chamber of Commerce. Last Sa'ur- day nigh, Mr. Gould droy" around Central Park 2 times and could not
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
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Evening star., 1926-11-09
TWO HI-jACkERS SHOT.
FOUR OTHERS ROUTED
Arrest Of Sextet in Indiana Fol-
lowed by Confessed Attempt
to Rob Bootleggers.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, November
9.-Exerience counted In a battle be-
tween bootleggers and 'hi-jackers"
north Of Lebanon. in which two Of the
amateur hi-jackers were shot and
their four companions were routed.
In q statement to police here after
the sextet had been taken into Gus
tody, Albert Chamness of Indian
apolls. one Of the I'll -jackers." said
that no and his f1ve companions had
set out from Indianapolis in q rented
automobile to take over" q load Of
whisky which they understood was
being run into Indianapolis from Chi
cago.
The other men are Paul sigman.
Orville Workman. Robert Ruddell.
Everett Chamness and Ray Kelly, all
Of this city.
They stopped north of Lebanon un-
til their quarry had passed and then
they gave chase, Chamness and Work
man being delegated to ''flre at the
tires as we pass" by Ruddell, who
was the leader Of the expedition.
The aim Of the tire shooters was
not 50 good, and the pursuers prompt
ly reversed roles with the pursued
AS the hi-1ackers' car passed the car
Of the bootleggers the latter loosed a
volley. Ruddell jammed on the
brakes. Jumped from the machine and
ran. His comrades were ''lined up
by the bootleggers.
One Of them struck Albert Cham
ness, knocking him down. AS he at
tempted to rise another bootlegger
fired. the bullet passing through
Chamness' body and Kelly's hand.
Without stopping to take toll Of the
firing the bootleggers disconnected
the wiring on the other car. hoped
into their machine and drove away.
The "hi-jackers" are held on vagran-
cy charges.
Evening star., 1926-11-09

and connot harm me. I do not need
your aid. 1 came seeking you-to
get the money you have. which l
think Is a great hoard. For what
price did you sell Jared's posses
sions?"
III I tell you, will you buy me
what I need?" he countered.
Until 1 find the money, and de-
part with It," she answered, frankly.
After a moments thought, An
tonius named the sum that had been
counted out on the ground for Jared 8
ransom-the sum that Ezras servant
had borne away, save only the three
pieces of gold.
1T is sufficient" Laila said. You
know I do not love you-but I want
your pouch Of coins
Antonius laughed. II must stay
here until daylight. Go and search
your house-and see If you can find
the gold hidden there!"
Laila reflected moment. "Then
the gold is elsewhere" she said. "A
man upon the street told me you had
come here-that is how l found
you."
She was continuing. when there
came a pounding upon the door at
Antonius' back.
Evening star., 1926-11-09

<K ELF me, can you: TIE
- soldier called to man,
who passed. The man
turned his head away,
and hurried by. An
tonius set his Jaw, and crawled far
ther. The going was slow. He dared
not bend his leg. He had restored
the splints to their places, awkwardly.
and tied the bandage around the limb,
but he was fearful Of breaking the
bone afresh. Hence, he kept the leg
fiat against the ground, stretched
straight behind him, and worked him.
self forward a few inches at a time.
Some children came and looked at
him, curiouSly.
Call somebody to help me-" he said
to them.
Most of them drew back, but one
boy, bolder than the others, answered
him. You stole Jared's money! he
said.
Antonius rested himself upon his
elbow. "Who told you that?" he
,asked.
II don't know" the boy answered.
"But everybody knows about it. And
We won't help you"
The boys suddenly ran away, turn
ing at forty PAGES to jeer. Two OF
them threw stones.
wait until I'm we'll" warned An.
tonius, grimly. resuming his slow
progress.
From time to time he dropped full
length upon the ground, to rest. The
tall Pharisee came toward him, and
crossed to the other side of the rude
street. The soldier opened his lips
in a hard smile. but did not CALL
At last he reached the market-place,
xrvl,n cot writ hni,
spread before them. Most of them
offered brasses, and carved woods,
and small household utensils. but An
toniuS painfully dragged himself di-
rectly toward a farmer, who had come
to the village with cheese and curds.
His stall lay nearest to the village
inn.
Without addressing a word to the
huckster, Antonius reached up and
swept toward him a heavy sack of
curds, and a huge cheese. Pushing
them before him, he started TO crawl
away.
timidly, "is Roman penny"
TOO much," responded the soldier,
continuing on his course.
1T is the lowest price I can make. "
The man got up and followed An
tonius.
Il shall pay nothing at ALL" barked
the soldier. doggedly working himself
forward, toward the inn.
The farmer raised an outcry. Other
vendors came running, and some Of
the townspeople. Antonius smiled.
without mirth. Resting on one hand,
he drew his dagger from its place,
and put II between his teeth. His gray
eyes glancing coldly from side to'side,
ho raS,tr,od hfa nrOproSS
The babble around him increased,
but none of the crowd ventured to
lay hand on him.
When finally, he reached the door
Of the inn, Antonius sat up, and re-
moved the dirk from his jaws.
You were leaving me to starve,"
he said, me. a soldier Of Caesar!
But 1 shall not starve. l have moved
into your inn, and when 1 need food
henceforth, l shall come and get it,
Turning partly upon his stomach.
he pushed the sack of curds and the
cheese inside the door. Bracing him.
self against the wooden doorjamb. he
laid his dagger on his lap. and pro-
Evening star., 1926-11-09
GIRL, IS, SWIMS 7 MILES
IN SHARK-INFESTED SEA
Only 1 Of 10 to Finish in Cold
Water Dash OF South
Africa.
Nv the Associated Press.

6y tho Associated PreSe.
LONDON, November 9.-In the
shark-infested sea, with the water
colder than that Of the English Chan
mel, 15-year-old Peggy Duncan today
swan from Robbens Land to Cape
Town, a distance Of about seven miles.
in nine and one-half hours. A dis
patch to the Daily Express from Cape
Town. South Africa, describes the
swim.
The little girl was the only one Of
six women and six men who started
the race to finish. One girl abandoned
the swim mile of the coast after
having been 13 hours in the water.
Another girl saw a shark when miles
off the coast and scurried to nearby
boat.
Owing to the coldness of the water
all the men in the race had given up
at the end Of three hours.
Evening star., 1926-11-09
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SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
Laila. an Arabian woman, has fed from
the village of Jezreel. in Palestine. leav ing
behind her Roman soldier named Antonius,
who lies in her house with broken leg.
For a time a beautiful villager named Mary
am with her mothes and servants: STAYS STAYS
against officers Of Herod. who has seized
her father on a charge OF treason; m on bii. Bnt
Aaron a kindly shepherd comes to dress
the soldiers leg. but finding that Antonius
has stolen part of Maryam's little heard
and his sword, and leaves him alone. Des-
perate with hunger Antonius starts to
leg.
Continued from Yesterdays Starr
Evening star., 1926-11-09

& her garden. How could she give
up either?
But I couldn't go back to live In
the city-after this" she murmured.
II couldn't take Adele back sup
pose any other arrangement would be
impossible-' She ended by falter-
ing.
Cousin Wilfred took her hand. He
laughed softly.
what are eieht-cyiindsr cars for?"
he asked.
tine endD
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Evening star., 1926-11-09
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Evening star., 1926-11-09

The amount Of gold used each year
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Evening star., 1926-11-09
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Continued in Tomorrows Star)
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6usiness woman; references. Address Box
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SlTUATIONS-FEMALE.

GIRL. colored desires mork i'll Office or store
az maid; no Sunday. Cleveland 1901.
GRAPHOTYPE and addressograph operator
wishes position; knowledge of every phase;
years experience. Address Box BOOK.
Star office. TO-
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THE HECHT co. requires the
services of experienced tailoress
on mems clothing. Apply en-
ployment office, The Hecht Co.,
624 F st, NV.
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DRIVERS.

YOUNG MAN
-17 TO 20, AS GENERAL ASsISTAHSTT A ST
IN pEGoRAAT1BMTG tdGn oEE5cEo;p Eo;ppMoRTuN1FY MsFTN FY
FOR RIGHT NAN: HOURS. AN. To
PM; $50 WEEK.
CAROW,
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Girls (twOI. CO1OreN. Want WOTk aItFF
school Adams t451-W.
GIRLS or, neat CoIored. desire positions In
small family; mothers helper or general
housekeeper; no washing. North 471S.