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Putnam patriot., 1927-10-06

There will be another whist next Tuesday evening Free smokes te ail All members invited
 Mansfield. England, recently sent as d token af good will To its namesake Mansfield. Massachusetts, twenty pound gooseherry pie.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-06

There were no death sentences in Scotland last year
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-06

TouchdoWns. Wilkinson Heller, sa- ha. points after touchdown. Will Eins1f. 2: referee. Guyer. C. \. C; umpire Sauires. C \ C; headlines a.sa. Hhalow. [. !. C. four X min ute periods
 Sub Egeia= Windham. Tomasko far Neett Whitf6rd Tor Sumner; Warren for eoutu Tinker for Vii tIa8. kellebFr for Usher. Costello fo AHeru; Woody rd for Wilkinson ReeaaiG Tor Npuast. turfna for AGerns Merrill Tor Saba; Mason for Warren. Ee55Er for Monast. Chick for Ne's5u
 Putnam [ Arnold for Donovan Elliott fer Ghfld BoVe for Elliott ; E GerIjui f7f Nheatan; Greene for Wilson
 Northhridge the week before. prov ed strong aggregation and scored in the first half h he second half Putnam showed e better advantage and the Massachusetts eleven was unable to add io the points scored in the first period
 Putnam's next game k with Plain field High at Plainlield. October b.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-06

nered oven and two good sized covers in the cooking top. Thrifty housewives have often told us that they
 Equipped with Glenwood
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
cleaR SlDeep Sale
Children's WearabIes

tS0l Little Tots winter Coats,
all wool, soft finish materials,
soma with fur collar and cuffs.
Warmly interlimeds siKes
/ to 3 years. Former ca OK
$6.7S grade. 1sSO
Two dozen Little Tots White
EiderdOWn Coats, soft finish
quality, warmly interlined; sizes
1 to 2 years; sOiled from hand
ling. Former $S.98 and 60 90
$3.50 grades. .... UAsOU
Two dozen Girls Cotton Jers
sey Dresses, In brown. tan.
copen and green; novelty Ieaths
erette trimming: sizes 16 10
Is years. Former $2.9s @1 80
grade $685.. sWW
Little Girls Panty Dresses
neat prints; also small lot 81
rOnlpers. Broken lots and
sizes. Form err $1s00 Coo
grades ......s.........s Ws-sN
% Heavy All Wool Shaker
Sweater and ToQme Sets, green
and brown aatrachan
trimmed. Former $e.ss GO or
grade .... spe1sOO
Little ChlIdren,s Brushed
Wool Sweater Sets, with Ieggfns
and t0que: brown, tan. blue
and red. Former $3.50 90 90
eEoQe .s..s.s.. -. Is. =
Children's Rain Sets. coat
umbrella and hat 70 match:
blue. green and red pIaids:
sixes 3 10 5 years. CE 60
Former S6.as grade sOsUO
Eoldeabsrr.s-ThIrd Floor-C harse
Accounts Invited
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Clean Sweep Sale Of
Underwear

ChiIdren's fleeced cotton pants,
ankle and knee length, perfect
quality: not all sizes. QEN
SOC value, for. ..4..... OW
Children's iIeeced cotton
union suits. high neck, long
sleeves, ankle pants: small
size only. SO value, 45c
tOr $500.
Small lot Of Misses slight
fleeced cotton blooEners, union
suit, low neck, short sleeves;
mot AL sizes. $l.0o GQc
WOmen's separate shirt and
pants, slight fleeced SON
cotton. Value Sc, for O0N
WOlnen's Jersey.lEnlt Bloom.
ers, elastic waist and knee,
navy blue; Value sc. OOn
I0ro .ssSs$seSe,ssssss sss
SsolaeahrEK -EateA E1oar.
Charge AeeanAta AMvlted.
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Clean SlOeep Sale 81
Dress Trimmings

Trimming Braids and Band
lngs, large variety Of styles and
solcrs. Regularly lsc 70 Or
400 d yard 500. 49,
Plush Buttons, 2, 3, 4. s ON
card Regularly Ice = o.
2 cara y. 4. j i, 49,. - 80 - $50
Flowers, for dress and coat
trimming; assorted 1Qc
cOIOrs and styles. 80. AOG
Novelty Fur Edgil1gs, fancy
braid trimmed; IN black and
brown only. Regularly Q0N
7bc : yard for. $500. NN
Rhinestone Ornaments and
Buckles, for dress and hat trims
ming Regularly CSC, 6oc
finch Umllned COney Band.
lngs, q black only. e1 IN
Regularly Sl.98. A u. WAsVV
GOIaenber9s First EleeR.
Charge Accounts Invited.
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Clean Swsep Sale
GirdIes and Brassieres

tal ri 3 @. Corselettes. Of
peach brOeade: wide sections Of
elastic over hips; sizes s., AZ
and a. Former $500 GO IN
a NenofIex COrselettes. Of
fancy silk and cotton fabric,
elastic inserts In skirt; lightly
boned hack and front; sizes So,
40 and AZ. Former 90 OK
$500 grade .......s. U
II. G. c. GIrdIes, Of pink c0u-
in; 14-inch length; sizes g 70
IS. Form er $1.69 81 %
TreO Brasslsres, all elastic
front. reinforced over dias
! phragnl; Sizes s. 20 CT OK
81. Former ST. grade WAeOO
(6l n. q g. Lace.back Cor.
sets. Of pink brOcade; semi.
elastic top; long hips: sizes %
and 50. FOrmer $3.50 60 40
as Il. q @. Lace.back Cor
sets. Of pink brocade; medium
length; sizes Is, %,
~ and 81. Former e1 OK
$500 grade. ......,... UAsOU
Small lot az BOneIess Glrdles.
pink only; sire 81; aOiled from
handling. F Ormer 79c 9Qc
Pink Elastic Side GIrdles,
broken Sizes: various lengths;
aoiled from handling. o0fa
Former $50 grade. ~
90 ThOImsOn's Girdles, Of
pink brOcade; elastic top and
sides; l4-inch length: sizes rs,
80 and IS. Former GO 40
$500 grade. ........s Ss1O
90 Bon Ton GirdIes, 81 pink
brOcade; 16-lneh length: sizes
20 TO "a. Reduced co OK
20 ss.sss...ss..ssss - q ~.
(10) Bon Ton Girdles, Of pink
brOcade; sizes 20. 81, IS, "a
and s.. Former $500 co or
grade .ss..... ..s.s.. -
ca Bon Ton Girdles, 81 pink
brocade: Sizes 81, SO, IS and
"a. Former $3.50 60 OK
grade ...s......... AeOO
EoIdenbere gecond FIoor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Clean SsDeep Sale Of
Handkerclliefs

Mems. WOmen,A and
ChiIdren's Hand kerchiefs,
odd lots, including w0men's
embroidered nOrner, col.
Ored woven border and
white hemstitched styles.
Mems white heinstitched
border handkerchief. SO
Usual Sc. Toe kinds. ~
Boys COlOred Woven
Border HeTnstitcl1ed Hand.
kerchiefs. Regular 1Oc II
and 12c kind. 1885,. ~
Meas COlOred w oven
Border Henstitched Hand.
kerchiefs, and also plain
white h en- d titched
styles. Regularly Zoe 0ON
and lie. FOUR for zAV
WOnlen's Fancy Boxed
silk Handlxerchiefs. two In
box; novelty silk
crepes. Regularly 81 S0r
box ............ VW
Mems LineIie Handker.
chiefs. plain white
helnsfitched styles. SN
CSC kind for. ......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ll00E.
Charge Accounts 1myiteds
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Clean SsOeeP Sale Of.
Small Wares

Cretonne shoe Bags, In IS.
sorted cOlOFs. Regu QEn
larry Soc, Tor. ......... 0ON
Laundry Bags. assorted sizes
and cOlOrs: made 81 cretOmna
and art ticking. Sc 9En
Vhtue.ss .... eseA sss....
EIastic Sanitary BeIts. IN IA.
sorted hixes and styles. 1On
&c and Soc values AOS
Turgxish wash Cloths, n white
and cOlOred with shell O.
edges. I0C and lee values. w
Gover.a1I Rubber Aprons. III
assorted cOloRs; large E7n
size. $1.OO vaIne. =. sN
Pants Hangers, with felt tins;
well made. Toe value. ~
TWO for. .............. ~
Garment Bags, made Of ere
tonne; win hold. six gar.
ments; assorted cOlofs. oIn
$l.29 yalue.. ........ OES
GsoldenbeSH So First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
The Washington times., 1927-11-29

45) Admiral Suits, Atwood
navy blue serge; brass button
trimmed; long pants; sizes 4
to 3 years. Regular 60 OK
$500 grade, now. y, As0O
Regular $40 grade. "a ak
now ..s............
90 OvercOats, alI.woOl ma.
terfals; damaged; but easily
nlended; sizes : to 16 years.
Former S9.75 TO SIS "a OK
grades. ........... xsatO
l62) OvercOafs and Mack.
iIlasvs, sizes 3 20 rs years.
Former $5.95 to $500 q "A co
grades. ........... eWO
l30 Overc0ate, Atwood
lined; sizes IL to I6
years. Former $9.75 &c co
r,,..a. eDVaVO
t77l OvercOats, OF cEinchilIa
and fancy mixtures; sizes 8
to 5 years. Former 60 on
$4.95 value. ........ AsI
1861 Ov.ercOats. Winter
weight; sizes 3 to 8
years. Former $3.95 @1 o.
grade. .....A........ ~
l72) Junior Sweaters, coat
style; sizes "a to Is. 7ON
Former $1.es grade. 49,
ESQ pairs Pants, knlcker.
b0ckers, corduroy and dark
suitings; s to is years. 77N
Former $1.0O value. -. ="
(274D Wash Suits, sizes 2 to
5 years. Former $1.19 TO-
to 500 grades. ....... -"
l82l Novelty Suits, perfect
and irregulars: various styles.
Former s. and 81 @1 OF
t48) Little Fellows Pajamas.
outing flannel; One-piece style;
sizes 4 to s years. OOn
Former sec value. 80.
(8l Mackinaws, atwood
pIaids outside: lined with
sheepskin: lambs ron collar:
size IL only. Former 60 OK
$500 grade. .... OsU
0urs r!Aamrwa ANsMnnmf
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Mrs. ]. M. Clark Shot
Accidentally by Uncle

Mrs. Jeanne N. Clark. ze. az Min.
neapolis MINI. win undergo an
operation at Emergency Hospital
today for 4 wound accidentally IN.
flicted last night by pistol In the
hands Of her uncle, James K. Utley.
l2l Shepherd st. N. w
Mrs. Clark. who II Visiting here.
had expressed q wish to see the pis.
tol. q ~ caIiber affair Of ancient
make. II had been lying around
her uncle,s house for several years.
he told police, ana he had no idea
Il was loaded.
While he was demonstrate the
rotating action Of the firing cham
bere, the weapon was accidently
discharged. wounding Mrs. Clark IN
the abdomen. Her condition Is not
believed serious.
Utley. who is chief Of secretaries
N the internal Revenue Bureau.
WAS completely exonerated by police.
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Clean SWeep Sale
Bows Clothing

COO Shirts and BIOdseB,
damaged and s0fled; sizes s
70 I6, Former 6yc to 1Sn
500 grades. 5000. 0S
t216) Shirts and BlOuSes,
perfect and sirreguIars; some
sofled; collar attached; sizes
6 to 16. Former 79c 20 QO1s
$1.60 grades. ...... OOP
(I20D PajnHnas, striped out
ing flannel; perfect: sizes 4
to 8. Former $I.29 and EOp
$50 grades. ....... O0N
an KnickerbOcIker Pants,
perfect and irreguIars; also
straight knee pants;
sizes 4 to IA years; &c 9On
value ....,...........s.
t221 Odd Vests, Of suiting
mixtures and navy blue serge;
sizes 6 to l6 years.
Former Csc TO $1.50 1flr
grades ......-....s.
(25l suits, three-piece
models, with knickers or long.
les; sizes 6 TO le years.
Former $500 60 IN
grade. Observation-Disclosures.
go School Suits, three.
piece models; with knickers;
sizes 6 to IL years. 60 IN
Former $3.50 grades. WeSsesV
(I2l "St0ut" Suits, sizes IA
to 10 years. fhree-piece vest
models; some with golf and
long pants. Former
$ls.so to szI.5o "a OK
grades. ............. sOO
l7sl Tw0-pants Vest Suits,
neat mixtures; sizes . TO Il
years; $a.75 to $3.50 e7 go
grades. ............. ~
l21 High school Suits, with
two pairs of long pants, 81
golf and lOngies: neat mix.
lures; sizes IA to is years
81 It's to $e1.5O @10 go
values ....ss....
(13 Long Pants Suits, all
wool materials: sizes IA to Il
years. Former $500 @C X
grade. ...........
fsnHaanharesa Nlsa !
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Clean Sweep Sale Of
Toilet Goods

500 Coty L'Origan Face
Powder. with 6Oc bottle Coty
L'Origan. Extract. Both 7On
Tor
Boy Scout Pocket Knives,
regulation style. sl-ss 70c
Cappi COmpacts, with mirror,
puff and compact. S1.O0 sOON
value for. ..............s AON
&c Incense Burners, with
box Of Japanese incense. 1Er
Both for. ............... A0
Smart SET Cold Cream. OAr
soc = jar, for. S
Oxford Toilet Soaps, from
the makers Of PalrnOlive soar:
assorted colors, THREE IN
cakes for. ............. W5
Combination Fountain Syringe
and HOt-Water Bag, perfect
quality. Complete with n a :
fittings. $50 value for. ON
GoIdenberE's.-F9rst FIeor.
Charge Accounts lnyited.
E
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Clean Sweep Sale Of
NeckWear

Women's SILK Scarfs Of Crepe
de Chime and Georgette, printed
and block print effects; color
combinations to, match dresses
or coats; fnll length;
narrow b en-. l.95 Cl Al
value. for. ........
Women's Imported Lace Neck.
wear, Collar and Cuff Sets and
Separate Collars; large and
small neck sire. S1.o0 A7n
VaAuo ss... So. .3.s.....
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Clean SrOeep Sale 81
Gloves

Il M
Women,s 2.eIasp Chamosnede
Gloves, contrasting embroidered
backs; mode, beaver, sand. gray
and Cocoa. ~ to 81 In I7n
the lot, dc value. $780,. tn
ChiIdren's Gloves, gold jersey
lined One-clasp and gauntlet
style, WOODEN, with long e0mbi.
nation color wrist; sizes
/ e 7. Assorted styles. do
Value 59c. .....,.........
W0men's Gauntlet Style Strap
Wrist Gloves. enfbrOid cred
backs; sizes 81 to 81. 1On
YaIue sec, for. ..... A0N
The Washington times., 1927-11-29

district 81 Palestine, to chriltianity
Is reported ii dispatches reaching
here.
The whole Of the village. forty
families IN all. arc reported to have
become regular members
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Clean SsOesp Sale 81
Towels and Linen

S.piece 2O-inch art Linen, Ill
white and tan; fine round
thread grade. 59c to 69c OOfs
V@9loS sssss.s.es $50.
22x44 Double.thread Turkish
Towels, absorbent weave.
for face Of. hath. SOC s10n
value
22x43 AII.White Turkish Bath
Towels. close. absorbent.
quick-drying weave. SEC DC
Gsldsnberx's--Kirst Flcor.
charge Aecounts Invited.
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Whole MosIem Village
Is Reported Converted

JERUSALEM. Nov. 90 The
yillage Of shefamer n the Northern
The Washington times., 1927-11-29
Clean Sweep Sale
Footwear


900 Prs.l WOlmen,s low
Shoes Of satin, patemt
leather tan, blonde, grey
and duH feathers. High
and low heels. Some are
slightly aOLled Sizes An
the iot from ~
70 Regular u 81 ~
to s. grades. $780,. $500
200 Prs Mems High and
Low Shoes, 0l tan patent
and dull leathera. Regalss
w u Douglas and other
slss
Il slightly imperfect Sizes I'M
tn IOt from 6 10
-
The Washington times., 1927-11-29

Coldenberg's Use Your Charge Account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
BIG PARTY TO MAKE
ALCANTARA CRUISE
Caravan No. IL, Order of the
AIhambra, to Conduct
Annual Event.

With virtually every reservation
taken and all plans completed, mem.
bers of Alcantara Caravan, No. l.,
Order of the Alhambra. accompanied
by families and friends, will begin
their seventh annual cruise on Sep
TENDER 3.
The party will leave Washington by
special train for Baltimore. where the
members will embark on the steamer
Alabama for trip down Chesapeake
Ray, returning to Washington Sep
TENDER 6. the day after Labor day.
Many features have been arranged
for the cruise by a committee headed
by Lewis A. Payne, including a bath
ing beauty contest to be staged the
second night, when Miss Alhambra {"
will be chosen. Carnival night will be
observed the last night on board
A dancing floor has been built on
the top deck of the boat, where the
Hawaiian Melody Boys, under the
direction of William NJ. Gates, will
furnish the music. A larger dance
floor has been constructed on the main
deck, where the McWilliams Orchestra
will play.
Assisting Mr.. Payne on the commit.
NJ. Amann, Anton A. Auth, Frank j..
Auth. John N. Auth, Eugene c. Bac-
zenas, Harry Bickeler, DR.. j. r. Biggs,
James NJ. Butler. DIR. Edward ]. But
Ter, jr.: Robert G. Carpenter. James
F.. Colliflower, Thomas L. Costigan,
Joseph J. began, James E. DIVERS.
Frank j. Dunn, Frank p. Fenwick
Patrick J. Gillespie, Frank P. Clancy.
Peter F. Gordon.
Edward S. Handiboe, Michael A
Hedderman. Edward L. Hillyard, Vii
liam j. Howard, Joseph r. Johnson,
A. c. JOY, Albert J. kearney, Timothy
T. Lane, Edwin G. Lynch. John f.
Lynch. John L. Mccarthy, William s.
Mccarthy, c. J. Montgomery, Joseph
3. Moriarity, Daniel J. Nee, John j.
O'Donnell. James f. O'Donnell.
Anton G. Piggott, Clyde F. Pow
derby, John D. Powers. Louis T. Rou.
leau, Harry l.. Ryan, Michael d.
Schaefer. A. J. Scullen. Edward l..
Smith, Ernest ]. Smith, James A.
Sullivan, James A. Sullivan, jr.: Ed
ward l.. Tucker. Julius Wenig and
Joseph +. Zegiwtz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
GERMAN FLYER DELAYS
START OF u. S. FLIGHT
Lieut.. Koennecke Prevented From
Ocean Trip by Bad Weather
Reports.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
COLOGNE, Germany, August 90
The weather man played Lieut.. Otto
koennecke a bad trick today when,
as the Germania descended this eve
ming after its final radio test, he in
formed the lieutenant that conditions
over the Atlantic took an extremely
unfavorable turn in the course of the
day.
Reluctantly Lieut.. Koennecke then
announced postponement of his hop!
off for the United States, which was
scheduled for early tomorrow morn
ing. The plane, however. will be held
in readiness for a hop-off as soon as
weather reports are more favorable.
During the day Joseph Alfred Wall
was chosen to accompany Lieut.
koennecke rs radio operator. taking
the place of Count Solmslau bac oh
koennecke's hacker, who gave up his
set in order that a more experienced
radioman might take the trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
prodigy" PUZZLES
PRESS WITH RIDDLE
Winifred Sackville Stoner Refuses
to Deny She Will Wed Balm
bridge Colby.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, August 20.-Winif,ed
Sackvlle Stoner. erstWhile infant
prodigy, agrees with her mother that
nursery rhymes are all wrong. but
she apparently has no objection to
riddles.
The mother and daughter sailed on
the lie de France today 10 pursue
their search for juvenile genius
abroad, and the younger woman was
asked concerning persistent reports
that she is going to marry cambridge
Colby. former Secretary of State.
II don't care TO discuss that" she
said
"Will you deny it," she was asked.
81 wouldn't care to do that" she
replied.
She then told ship reporters that
when a woman marries for the first
time she wears white, the second time
gray and the third blue. When
come back / will be wearing blue.
The reporters had to content them.
selves with that, which sounded as If
it meant a great deal and which
might very well mean nothing at all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
Blames Self for Snake Bite.

Special Correspondents TO The Star.
ENID, Okla-Despite the fact the
bite of a rattlesnake almost cost the
life of Charles (''Doc'D Belest, 81, We
eran Snowman, he still contends 1t was
not the fault OF the snake.
II Just got in the snakes way" he
said.
Belest has spent his life among
snakes, and is here operating a pit"
show with carnival AS he at
tempted TO move one Of the rattlers it
bit him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
Eleventh Child Is Girl.

Special Correspondence to The Star.
WATERVILLE. Me.-Any hope that
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hachey Of this
city had for foot ball eleven com.
posed OF members Of their family was
shattered for the time being when a
daughter was born to them recently.
The local couple now have 10 sons and
one daughter. This daughter, per.
chance, may develop into as good an
athlete as any of the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

Special Correspondence to The Star
WINCHESTER, Ky.-Whole FAM
lies go to school whenever it is neces
sary, ii seemS. Among students leav
ing here to attend the University o
Chicago were DIR. and Mrs. James II
Hulett and son, James; Prof. and Mrs
Benjamin Spancer, jr., and Miss MARY
and Miss Paulice Peoples. They are
All members Of prominent families o.
I his citv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
Missionary to Sneak.

Or. Herbert +. Ramsey, recently re.
turned missionary to China, will speak
AT st. Marks Lutheran Church
Eighth and B streets southwest, To-
morrow at Il a m. DR.. Ramsey has
for the last two wears represented Ep-
worth NJ. +. Church Of this city at
CbeefOO China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

Mems 79c Work Shirts, 4Sc
Heavy blue chambray. Triple
stitched seams: Two pockets
sizes 141a to II.
Mems Khaki Pants, 94c
Fast color. $3.50 grade. Belt
loops and cuff bottoms. Sizes 81
to 48.
Mems Union Suits, 47c
Athletic style. Perfect. For
merly 79c. Checked nainsook.
Sizes SO to 46.
Mems Neckwear, Hc
Former 79c cut silks and Swiss
knit. Stripes, checks, plaids and
other patterns:
Mems $1.69 Pajamas, 97c
Plaza pongee with rayon frogs.
White. tan, blue and hello. Sizes
A to D.
Mems 1oc Hose, 12H2c
Medium weight cotton. Rein
forced toe and heel. Gray, navy,
black and cordovan. Sizes 10 TO
liz.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

Slightly irregular. All silk q n .
from top to toe and with mer- p 81
cerized garter top. Chiffon =
and service weights with -
square or pointed heel. Irregular in wea
only-and this is hard to detect. 81 bea
tiful Fall shades, and white or black.
Street FIoor-kinss Palace
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
CLAIM AIR FORCE
 WEAK IN AMERICA
Legion Convention to Hear Con- : pariS0n With Other Powers

Paris, Sept. Is LP-The charge that the United States is the mos; backward Of any first class power in the development of a real air force is made in a resolution draft cd by the American Legion's nation al committee on aeronautics for presentation to the legion conven- tion opening here next week.
 As a remedy, the committee headed by the Rev. Gill Robb Will son of Trenton, N. J.. urges the in auguration of a separate depart ment of national aeronautics, with cabinet representatives and coeval with the military and naval depart ments." It proposes that the presi- dent appoint a board of aeronautics strategy to study establishment of such a department.
 The overseas flights of Lindbergh and others are not to be taken as an indication that military aviation has advanced in the United States the committee warns. but rather "as criterion of what American airmen are able and ready to do when backed by interested orga nizations.
 Development of a substantial body of pilots and the building of an airfleet capable of defending Americas far-flung coast and bor- der lines are held 10 be essential.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
PARSONS HARTFORD

"Bonita' has been selected by the
 Messrs. Shubert, in association with l.. Lawrence Weber, for presenta- tion st Parsons theater for three days beginning next Monday, Sep temher 19, with a popular-pric matinee Wednesday. Bonita" is a musical play of the Golden West. Sism md Romberg, composer of the score for My Maryland" has again
 proved that he ranks first among musical play composer with the score for Bonita" The book has lbeen adapted by Edward Locke and
 the lyrics are by Harry R. Smith.
 What could be more conductive to colorful romance than western
 pralrles, cavalrymen and cowboys?
 And with a cast of virile men and
 beautiful women to portray these
 roles. Bonita is one Of the few
 things that must not be missed by t1eatergoers. The cast includes
 Alice Fischer, Bcrna Deaen. Lora
 Sanderson, William Thorne. Charles Lawrence, John Barker, John Ruth erford, Edward Douglas. Joseph Ma cauley, Nilfred Lucas Estelle Hunt, Jane Egbert. Stanley Jcssup. sam Summers, Caros McHa, Harold Kra- witt and q male chorus of GO voices.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
AT THE CAPITOL

Tonight is the last showing at the Capitol of Dolores Costello in "The Heart of Maryland" and Harry LanEdon in Long Pants" the dou- ble feature program which has pleased patrons.
 Beginning Saturday for an en- gagement of four days the manage ment will present Charlie Murray and George Sidney in "The Life of Rilc.-." Riley the character de- picted by Murray, is fire chief and general storekeeper in a rural viii lage, and Meyer is chief of police and the iceman. Hardy comes to town with a circus as shell game man, and remains to get the rich widow, desired also by the fire and police chiefs. Myrtle Stedman plays the role.
 The Big Parade" the photoplay that has captured the heart of the world, will be presented at the Capitol for seven days beginning Saturday. Sept. c4th.
 Spectacular. sensational, and con- vincing. There has never been of fered on the screen before, a pho toplay as might, as true to life, as incomparab as "The Big Parade" "
 Heading its great cast is John Gilbert as Jim Apperson, an Amer ican doughboy. in France with the A. F. r.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
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AT THE LYCEUNf

For the last part of the week the Lyceum theater offers a great dou- ble feature bill The main attrac- tion Say It With Diamonds" star ring the beautiful Betty Compson. popular screen star with a great cast including Earl Williams. Ar mand kaliz, Jocelyn Lee, Betty Baker and many other we'll known screen stars. Also "The Royal American featuring Reed Howes, who is always ready for a fight or a frolic.
 The Lyceum management has booked direct from the Roxy the ater, New York, the film musical sensation: "A Trip To the Hawaiian Islands, with the Aldrich Imperial Hawaiian Serenaders. Never before have We offered a stage and screen presentation so brilliant in color and so rich in high grade entertain ment.