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Evening star., 1926-06-20
WALkER-HALL TAKE
HONORS IN DOUBLES

Frances Walker and Mary Hall an
nexed the District Women's Tennis
League doubles championship yester-
day afternoon, when they defeated
Frances Krucoff and Maycita De-
Souza, 1925 titleholders, in an inter
esting three.set encounter, 3-6, %,
6-1. The match was staged on the
Columbia Country Club courts.
Although they were on the losing
end of the score, the krucoif DeSouza
combination exhibited a spectacular
brand of tennis. Miss Krucoff. play
ing brilliantly in the back court,
seemed to get everything within
sight, while Miss DeSouza's net work
was unusually effective. Had she
been as steady in deep court play, the
final decision might have been more
favorable to the former champions.
In view of the fact that Miss DeSouza
Just recently recovered from a long
illness which has kept her IF the
courts for several months, her per-
formance throughout this tournament
was considered remarkable by those
who followed her game.
Perseverance and steady driving
proved the strongest weapon for the
winners Although both Miss Walker
and Miss Hall flashed occasional
telling shots at the net. the match
was won by out-steadying their op-
pononts in the critical third set
In the opener the defending; cham
pions swept the invaders off their
feet. winning handily. but in the sec
ond set. they struck some rough go
ing. The Hall.Walker team found
themselves and pushed ahead for
5-3 lead. Taking the next two games,
nl lx1-s>
two in a row. {.
Refreshed by a brief rest Miss
Walker and Miss Hall breezed
through five straight games in the
deciding brace, dropped the sixth on
Miss Krucoff's service and took the
seventh after losing match point
three times.
Each of the new champions was
presented with silver cup, the gift
of Pearson and Grain, to be held per-
manently.
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A New Kind Of Six:

That's the word the industry has
about this Hupmobile Six-and
that is what you will say when you
get behind the wheel and try it out.
You'll actuallythril to its perform
ance every timeand every mile you
drive it. Here you have all the
soundengineering for which
Hupmobile is noted, in one of the
smartest, best finished skies in the
field. Furthermore, its unusually
complete mechanical equipment
includes such important features as
an oil purifier, gasoline filter and
a vibration damper.
Evening star., 1926-06-20


The 220-Yard relay, the feature race
Of the day. was won 10y the Princess
Athletic club team, composed OF
Louise Grubh Dorothy Reid Annabei
Totten and Mary Ellen Tottcn.
Summaries
50-yari dash--Won ~ Julia Aman Capl
t3l 4. = second G. Horne Cantnl 4 &
jhlrd. " Totteu Prin,e7- a e. Time. -e"-
bIt@.
G0-yarG dasn-wou is 81 Tottcn Prru
CO.'S G.. second r ~hnDlry Capitol 4 O..
n,rd =. hTonmah, Washington \. G Tloic
75-yart da-h-wou Nv ". Tottcn Prsr
cess A C.. second = ShepIcv Capitnl A G..
third, 6 Horne Cauutui A { TIME 10 50
seconds
100-ya~d ,la-h-Wun ty Tofter. Pr,u
cess A e second. O. Hprno CAPITOL : r
third J Randall. Washington \. g. Tine,
:. Running high lur,,,-wou 10, Z h smith
Capitol = 4 second. d R"ld Princess
6: third. NJ Fclrno. Washington 4 {
kuuninE broad 'Gmp-Non bv j. Amsn
9. third. D Roid Distance. ~ feet g.
Standing broad iunpz-won nv J ,Amar.
4. G. third. N Hea"ne Washington a {.
DI3aT'b Ban baI lTf' i5ro%gwa6 w. Won, -, Rod Priv
c; third. ], Randall Washington a e. D's-
50.vard low hurde---won hv Aman
Capitol a e: second 6 Horne CauitoI \
E.. third. VI Hedrne. Washington A. =. Time
y ) seconds.
A E: second VI Tutten PrIncess 4 g.
third. Nc Hearne. Washington A e. Tine.
e@o.Tarei relay-wor nv Princess Athlete
Club. l. Grubb D. Reid. a. Tottcn. VI. Tot
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All team leaders are requested to
inform their players that they will
be given this extension of time.
Leaders should report the matches as
soon as they are played either to the
secretary of the league or to Mar
jorie Wooden president
Final standing of the teams will
be announced next week. The matches
reported to the secretary this week
are as follows:
Delphine Hey Mount Pleasant defeated
Helen Sinclair tDepartmentalJ St. b-l ;
Mrs Van Law Mount Pleasant defeated
Pauline romlin Departmental by default !;
Florence Poston CDepartmentali defeated
Vera Coldring Mount Pleasant by default
az wet-all Maude Sewel Mount PleasanD
defeated Virginia Olmsted Departmental
l2-l0 So; Estelle Regan Mount Pleas
anti defeated Lillian Hoffman Capitol A.
mount Pleasant, won from, Mrs. Fr.edell
fCommbia by default; Alys Ewers Bureau
of Standards defeated Mrs. Lane tColum-
biaI u-l. e.; Ivy Jane Wymore bureau
Of Standards won from Lillian HOFFMAN
lC. A., O. by default; Mary Ryan Md
c. 6--4 I'll Mary Ryan (Aid;City! de
feated Ruth Gallon tWardnan Park Cd,
7-5: Kathleen johnson tMid-Cltyl defeated
Katherine Berrall ,Wardman PARK :, -
defeated Carolyn Jansen tDepartmsntall !:
6-i g.: F.. Jansen defeated Mabel Charest
(Coiumbial, 6--1. I'll,
Silver and gold test buttons for
athletic efficiency were won by n
pupober of iunior SpOrtsWomen on
Evening star., 1926-06-20
TWO CREWS MISSING
FROM REGATTA SCENE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
POUGHKEEPSIE. y. y. June ID
Fresh from the victory over Prince
ton yesterday, Coach Rusty" CaIlow
tonight led his Washington squad into
town and Navy ana Cornell alone are
missing from the ranks Of oarsmer
competing in the Intercollegiate Re
gatta, June %. Callow brought the
huskiest aggregation that he has ever
had on the river, the varsity crew
averaging sin feet two inches.
The Navy shells arrived tonight
and the champion crew will come to-
morrow afternoon. The setting will
be complete with Cornell's arrival
Monday morning.
sub-Chaser leaving for New York
tonight after the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Encampment passed so close 10
the varsity crews of Wisconsin and
Pennsylvania that the wash nearly
upset them. 1t was the narrowest
escape in many years on the river and
only expert Craftsmanship saved the
situation. The incident occurred in
mid-Stream Just below the bridge
q II vas rumored along the water
front today that Russell Nagler. assist
ant coach Of the California squad, had
resigned Nagler denied the report.
but admitted there was disa greement
between him and the university ath-
letic authorities regarding his salary.
Nagler's contract and that Of Head
Coach Ebright expire at the end of
the present season.
Coach Fred Spuhn tonight was
much pleased with the showing of his
Pennsylvania varsity crew In time
trials. They made the four miles in
less than . minutes, and. water CON
ditions We're far from ideal. The
other Pennsylvania crews and those
of Columbia also went over the course.
but times were not announced. Rich
ard Glendon, sr., had charge of the
junior varsity and sent the eight over
mile at a racing clip. He said the
time was 4:40.
Jim Ten Eyck of Syracuse. dean Of
rowing coaches. had his crews out for
two long workouts. Contrary to the
custom of other coaches here, he
had his eight right in the center of
the river Van EyCk regulates his
workouts so that he gets full benefit
of both the full ebb and flood tides.
Manager JEFF Dickson, the American
promoter conducts most of the boxing
entertainments given in Paris.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
EASTERN TENNIS PAIR
LOSESdO WESTERNERS
Nv The Associated Pres

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. June 19--New Eng
land lost to the West in the men :
doubles at the annual Missouri Va.
ley tennis tournament here today.
but Won into the finals Of the mems
and women's singles.
Wray Brown, st. Louis, and Harris
CoggeshaIl, Des Moines. Iowa de
feated A. II. Chaplin, Springfield
Mass. and II. IIulbroOk hyde. Hart
ford. Conn. for the doubles title. the
Westerners taking the match in
straight sets, -, -. G-4.
Chaplin and Brown will fight il out
for the singles championship tomor-
row in the mems division. while Mrs
Chaplin and Marguerite Davis of ST
Paul. Mimi. Northwestern champion
will meet in the finals OF the women
singles.
In the semi-inals today Chaplin d.
feated Phil Bagby Kansas City. g..
Is. 3-6, 6-1. Mrs. Chaplin elinri.
mated Mrs. Milicent Raehr, the pres
ent Missouri Valley champion. in love
sets
Evening star., 1926-06-20
BLACK S0X ARE AHEAD
IN THE UNION LEAGUE

Washington Black SoX, leading the
teams in the Union Base Ball League
with four straight victories, will at
tempt TO annex another pair of CON
tests today at Fifteenth and II
streets.
In the opener at 2:30 the Sox tackle
the Myrtle Athletic Club. Their sec
ond game is with the Washington
Giants.
header at South Capitol and r streets,
starting at ! o'clock. They meet the
st. Cyprians and lie Droit Tigers.
Deanwood and Oriental Tiger mines
play two contests at Twenty-second
and BenninE road. starting at l.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
CAPITAL CITY LOOP
HAS TWO BIG FRAYS

The New Haven-Auth battle in the
midget class and "a match between the
Freers and Southerns in section B of
the junior division head today's pro
gram of games in the Capital City
Base Ball League.
The two Junior clubs have clean rec
ords thus far, but one of them will
be in the rupner-up position before
nightfall. The New Haven's. although
having lost a game, would take first
place in the midget race IL victorious
over the Auths.
Standing OF the teams and today's
schedule follow:
Evening star., 1926-06-20
JOY SMOKE RUNS FIRST.

FORT ERIE, \. Y. June 10 GP)-
T.. +. Whitney's JOY Smoke won the
Hotel Statler Stakes Handicap, with
5000 added today. although conced-
ing ~ pounds to the Green Brier
Stables Token. the favorite, who ran
second, in the feature of the opening
days program of the Niagara Racing
Association
Evening star., 1926-06-20

so to make children happy, would
provide opportunities for education
for children who otherwise might not
get such opportunities. That crowd
IF $4,000 or 10000 deeply enjoyed the
day because their hearts told them
they We're doing their duty in their
community hfe and bearing their part
in building a better citizenship for the
future America.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

championship OF the city.
Ont Mount Rainier way the home
nine is entertaining the fast Shamrock
combination. which has been burning
things up this season.
The Union Printers also are prom
ising a snappy contest today, wnen
they attempt to get even with Chevy
Chase for a beating handed them
earlier in the Summer The game
Is listed for Friendship Field, on Wis
consin avenue.
Maryland Athletic Club and Ana
costa mines are meeting on the Mary
land Athletic Club diamond. Alsop
and Howser will make their first ap-
pearance in Maryland uniforms.
The Mohawks go down to Marlboro
for their Sunday clash
White Haven and Lafayette teams
play on the White Haven diamond.
Cherrydale has booked the Jersey
Yard Railroad Club for todays game
at Lyon Village.
The Crescent Athletic Club makes
its first start of the season today
against the Walter Reed Hospital nine
on the Medicos field The game starts
at o'clock.
The Concordians play the Virginia
White Sox at Washington Barracks
at o'clock. Players are to report on
the Plaza at 80. The Concordians
have won out of 10 starts
Talsoma Park is scheduled to en-.
tertain Washington Highlands on Sill
Yer Spring diamond.
Hess and Wesley mines plav at
o'clock on the diamond at Fifth and
l. streets southeast
The Hartford nine, strengthened
by the addition of Mike Farrington.
Nolan and Hook, goes to Seabrook
today.
Stephen tOssers and Woodmen of
America play a return match TODAY
at Riverdale.
Holy Rosary base baliers will try
conclusions with the Kroydons on the
east diamond of the Ellipse at 1870.
Atlantic Juniors meet the Ontarios
on diamond No. at 8 o'clock,
Moose Juniors, who motor to Hyatts.
vile for today's game. won their
seventeenth straight yesterday when
they defeated the Penrose Juniors Mt
Fifth and l. streets southeast. to ..
Falls Church Seniors, winners over
the Potomac Savings Bank nine on
Friday, to 4, defeated the Cherry
dale Juniors yesterday, to 9 Falls
Church is claiming the senior cham.
pionship of northern Virginia. Games
may be booked through J. l.. Demar-
nr
Evening star., 1926-06-20
Unusual Features

Oil Filter Gasoline Filter Remark
sbly Easy Steering Upholstery in
Lates, Mode Clear Vision Bodies
Special One piece Vision -Ventlst-
ing Windshield Dash Gasoline
Gauge Strong, Rigid Frame Heavy,
Rigid Crankshatt Special Vibration
Dsmper Maehined Combustion
Chambers.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
WOMAN SETS AUTO MARK.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. June 10 (R.-A
worlds record for woman automobile
drivers was established at the Min.
nesota State Fair track today by Joan
Lacosta OF France. who made the one
mile dirt oval track in As As seconds.
She held the previous record of 40
seconds. established at Milwaukee a
week ago,
Evening star., 1926-06-20
BIG THRONC OF MASONS
ENJOYS FIELD DAY CARD
Combination of Everything Is Offered al Annual
Benefit Affair, Including Music, Drills, Esthetic
Dancing and Altrocks Cowning.
BY II. c. BYRD.

por "a t1r sa and tsf o Of the vendor
Just like that ball game therca combination Of
everything answered the OF ebony hue.
S OF the annual Masonic
fed day Clark Griffith Stadium yesterday other that might
be \ combination everything Music drill
s and boys prominent officials OF the Government clowns
ball barecgged
houn plain citizens O the United states part and parcel Of the
base ball tho Grotto the Shrine by 9to l.
Much might be Of the ball More might be told of the
Sdcgh about which
played the pcCuiaties a
considerable length
according the
Evening star., 1926-06-20
Groo Team Easily Defeats Shrine o. CapiaLA c. Team Takes ~
GETS So POINTS TO WIN
BY COMFORTABLE MARGIN
Julia Aman Is Outstanding Performer, Capturing
First Honors in Five Events TO Register Nearly
Half of Her Clubs Total

| flR athletes OF the Capitol Athletic Club
meet held tho Wilson Memorial Stadium yesterday
anassing 3 points i'll the II included program
Washington A. {. tracd tai aic,
Placing o A
Pomt scorer Mary Ellen 1oten Princess A. C.. with 9
IN nd
Evening star., 1926-06-20
Hupmobile Six

Sedan, Eve passenger, four door.
ST 3SS. Coupe, two passenger,
with rumble seat. $13S5. Touring.
Ave passenger. Sl325. Equipment
includes 30 by 5.25 balloon tires,
four wheel brakes. All prices I. o. b.
Detroit, plus revenue tax.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

LONDON. June 10 C4).-The Argen.
tines, w. Robson and A. Fl. Catta-
ruzza defeated Col. Berger and Maj.
Bernard. o., "a, in the mems
doubles final OF the Queens Club lawn
tennis tournament,
Evening star., 1926-06-20
SANDLOT MINES PROVIDE
PLENTY OF ATTRACTIONS

MFRICAN LEAGUE PARK Mount Rainier diamond will We
II with II the sandot fans today
Rialto and Jewish Community playing on the
in OF their for the jewish
Evening star., 1926-06-20
WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER =

~ FFCIAS OF the District Womens Tennis League
extend the paying postponed matches OF the round
robin until the of the
by play the championship which
D1n+ed rja,,a
Evening star., 1926-06-20
n-x1oR cIAss-sEcr1oN R
MIDGET CLASS

washington BARRACKS. II o'clock; CORN
thians vs.. Celtics, No. 7. . O'Clock South-
Evening star., 1926-06-20
Hupmobile Eight

Sedan. 6ve-passenger, S2345. Sedan.
Berline. S2445. Coupe. swo-passengsr.
with rumble seat, S2345. Roadster,
with rumble seat, $2o4S. Touring,
FIVE passenger, $1e45. Touring.
seven-passenger, $2o45. All prices
I. o. b. Detroit, plus revenue tax.
Our used car. are coed buys:-nos
only because they are bargains, but
also because they are sold with your
complete satisfaction first in mind.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF

IUtdIb q
Ghrpe G2r,,e 9 . / . 9 Q 9 Q Cd
Three base hlts--Grubh, Chaconas stolen
has2'-Suess. Davidson Sacrifice-Jcnkins.
Double playe--Buns to Homan 70 Coe TO
Homan. Left on hascs--Grotto. 5 Shrine.
y. Bases on balle--On Duscher, .: off Flynn,
4. struck out--By Buscher. /; by Webb. 8.
Hit by ptchet---By Flynn Davidson. SuessI.
Passed hallA--Desper. Jones. Empires
Mess.s. JaesChke Belts and Watt
Evening star., 1926-06-20

RADIATORS, TENDERS
BODIES MADE AND REPAIRED
NEM RADIATORS FOR ALTOS
WITTSTATTS r. & F. WKS.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

The Hartford nine, strengthened
by the addition of Mike Harrington,
Nolan and Hook, goes to Seal brook
today.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Stephen tOSsers and Woodmen of
America play a return match today
at Riverdale.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

The Crescent Athletic Club makes
its first start of the season today
against the Walter Reed Hospital nine
on the Medicos' field. The game starts
at O'clock
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Holy Rosary base ballers will try
with the Kroydons on the
east diamond of the Ellipse at lao.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Atlantic Juniors meet the Ontarios
on diamond No. at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Silver and gold test buttons for
athletic efficiency were won by
number of junior sportswomen on
Evening star., 1926-06-20

The Conc0rdians play the Virginia
White Sox at Washington Barracks
at o'clock. Players are to report on
the Plaza at 1880. The Concordians
have won Z out of 10 starts.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

The Mohawks go down to Marlboro
for their Sunday clash.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Takoma Park is scheduled to en-.
tertain Washington Highlands on Sill
Yer Spring diamond.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Hess and Wesley mines play at |
o'clock on the diamond at Fifth and
l. streets southeast
Evening star., 1926-06-20

White Haven and Lafayette teams
play on the White Haven diamond.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Cherrydale has booked the Jersey
Yard Railroad Club for today's game
at Lyon Village.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Moose Juniors, who motor to Hyatts.
vile for today's game. won their
seventeenth straight yesterday when
they defeated the Penrose Juniors at
Fifth and l. streets southeast, 4 to ..
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Falls Church Seniors, winners over
the Potomac Savings Bank nine on
Friday, 6 to 4, defeated the Cherry
dale Juniors yesterday, to .. Falls
Church is claiming the senior cham.
pionshfp of northern Virginia Games
may be booked through j. l.. Demar-
est.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Maryland Athletic Club and Ana
costa mines are meeting on the Mary
land Athletic Club diamond. Alsop
and Howser will make their first ap-
pearance in Maryland uniforms.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

SENIOR CLASS
Evening star., 1926-06-20

promoter, conducts most of the boNir
entertainments given in Paris.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

JUNIOR CLAss-sECTIoN A.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05
Only One Person Hurt
As EXPRESS Is Derailed

Baltimore, Jan. Pl-Pennsyl-
vania railroad passenger trains were
being detoured over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad between Perry
willie, Nd, and Wilmington Del.
this morning as a result OF the ac-
cident to the Federal Express, which
was derailed at Northeast, Md, last
night.
The locomotive and seven cars
jumped the rails and plunged along
for several hundred yards before be-
ing brought to a stop. None of the
cars was upset and except for Sc
verely shaken up, only one Of the
moro than 500 passengers was re-
ported injured. a negro woman was
thought to have suffered fractured
ankle.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05
TO HAVE CENTRAL OFFICE

Bridgeport, Jan. OP) - The
bridgeport chapter Of the Associat-
ed General Contractors. meeting
last night, voted to establish head
quarters in the downtown business
section to which all affairs of the
organization can be referred. The
chapter has up until the present
time been without q home office,
having formed two years ago.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05

der present conditions, she thinks,
the whole moral fabric of the ma
lion is being undermined.
Erie Pa.--VaudeviIle acts are to
he included in Sunday services in
the First Baptist church as an eX-
pertinent in cooperation between
church and theater.
Washington--The Coolidgcs at
charity ball watched drbutanlcs
dance the gayotte.
New York - Helen Wills has
bought Is racQuets and three eye
shades for use on the Riviera, pos
sibly against the incompatible Su-
Zanno.
Newark. \. J.-Women's feet are
getting bigger and in a generation
there will be little difference be-
tween them and mems, in the view
Of A. W. Fraser. As proof he gives
statistics OF hosiery shipments show
ing 9l2 TO be the average size with
size 10 more and more in demand.
-
Hartford-Dr Albert E. Meredith
reports on survey OF educational
needs Of Porto Rico.
Hartford --- John Dunn Howe,
Whose ancestors were among found
settlers in MidllctoWn, dies.
-
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05
City Items

Does your violin need repairing or
your bow need rehairing-leave it
with us, we have an expert in this
line. C. l.. Pierce Co.-advt.
At a meeting of Burritt Grange,
Saturday evening, officers for 1926
were installed by the High Priest OF
Demeter, Charles NJ. Gardner. After
the meeting a supper was served.
Frame that pretty calendar pic
ture. Ohrnstedt's, 10 w. Main
advt
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05
CAMERONIA RETURNING.

London, Jan. ) Pl-Ll0yds GIas-
gov Accident is informed that the
Anchor Liner Cameronia, bound for
New York, is returning to Glasgow
tonight with her steering gear slight
~ deranged. Her passengers are to
be transferred.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05
NERCIER IMPROVES.

Brussels, Jan. ) lPl-The condition
Of Cardinal Mercier who is reCoy-
oring from an operation, again
showed steady Improvement today,
and it VAS announced that no fur
Their medical bulletins would be is
.ucl.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05

ford policeman. Roland +. Tolson of
$500 TurnWell avenue, Bronz, n, Y,
last night surrendered to the pur-
suing officers and admitted that the
car which he was driving had been
stolen in Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05
HAD STOLEN CAR

Stamford Jan. 5 P}--After a five
mile chase along the Post road at
more than SO miles an hour In
which a shot was fired by SIAM
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05

Parls-The Italian ambassador to
Turkey told the wife of the presi-
dent that feminism In Italy meant
home and fine healthy children.
How behind the times all that
is" exclaimed Mustapha Kemal's
consort.
And that. says weekly, is the
reason Latiff was divorced.
New York--lTaying ordered Irish
stew abolished in Sam Roths res
taurant, Dave Dyclman is in jail.
lie walked in, said he had bought
the place and proceeded to issue
commands till the absent owner ap-
peared and summoned the police.
Rossdorf Gcrmany-Whcn bell
rang to inform everybody that the
Town pool was ready for skating,
the villagers found the ice cracked
and sagging against the bottom of
the pool.
The careful bergomaster had
drained the water OFF to prevent
''o" il''7''
., ~
Rome-AIl inc sp'rI' u"' "u an" III.
tages "hlch one 'nlSl'' nav va ~
gong 10 rome uull''s ."' .,,, '@,|
Catholics Who visit four churches in
Their neIghhorhoodS '"'S year
Lisbon-A duel with swords b'-
tween Antonio C'ut'no' nhalci'F
council ended when the oni9lat dled
of heart failure
Nov York--kn offer f. make NV
Works uglfrst woman pretty comes
from beauty shop owners who are
holding convention.
Worcester. Mass.-A poWirr puff
is an agriculmral product and Miss
Marion Buck is going 20 prove il at
and some wool.
Phnadelrhia-D Martin Ycrkos.
filming suuirc, a terror to motorists.
is going to spend six months in jail
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05
post during proposed tobacco holi-

post during proposed tobacco holi-
day"
Hartford-Conncct milk pro-
ducers association reelected its
officers.
idgcport-T.eroy Buckley, ar
rested by federal agents from Bos
ton, quantity OF narcotics seized.
Hartford Police commissioner
recommended general raise in pay
Throughout police DEPARTMENT.
New London-Captain f. !. King,
lcommandant of the submarine base
here to be transferred to active sea
duty in June.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05

Unless At least seven passengers
are booked, the Snowden Mountain
railway in England suspends service
until the quota is filled,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05

Hartford - Tobacco conference
speakers point ont substitute crops
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05

New York--lIaying ordered Irish
stew abolished in Sam Roth's res
taurant, Dave DyCkman is in Jail.
lie walked in. said he had bought
the place and proceeded to issue
commands till the absent owner ap-
peared and summoned the police.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-05

Cincinnali-Irim waists for men
E3yo been jeCrccd by clothing de-
,ncrs who ar IN convention.