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The Washington times., 1927-03-28
What's Doing Today
and Tomorrow

TODAY
Lectnre--Association OF Credit Men.
RaleighS Hotel, T:50 p. m
MeetinG--American Association of
University Women, Mayflower Hotel.
is .. m.
Address-Madame Emily Hyde Play
house, D. m.
Card Party-Meriaian Mansions, s
Art ExhlbIt--society OF independent
Artiste. Carlton Hotel
Ball---"gpanish fiesta. Monticello
benefit. Mayf1owsr Hotel. D. m.
TOMORROW
Initiation--Tall Cedars Of Lebanon,
willard Hotel, D. m.
Coneert--Soldiers Home Band, Stan.
ley Hall. Soldiers Home. s:45 o. M.
Musicate--Benefit Florence scritteutvn
Home, University women's Clubhouse.
funcReOp--Board Of Trade raleigh
Card Psrty--carot Club. Red Mems
Hall, 3 80 p. m.
Luncheon --Civitan Club, Lafayette
Hotel, 1890 b. m.
Lunchson--Fsrm Hands. Harrington
Hotel, 1880 D. m.
Art Exhibit-Phillips Memorial Gall
i6fy, 70 . p. m.
The Washington times., 1927-03-28
Maj. Hesse's Niece Has
Leg Hurt by Horse

A horseback ride in Rock Creek
Park resulted in the injury Of Helen
Hesse. q. years old. 10 A st. s. e.
She suffered a fracture Of both
bones in her right leg when she was
kicked by the mount of another
rider.
Miss Hesse. niece Of Major
Edwin B. Hesse. superintendent Of
Police. had gone riding with friends
yesterday. Another rider came up
beside her and without warning. his
mount kicked her on the leg. She
was taken to Emergency Hospital.
The Washington times., 1927-03-28
Civic Body viii Give
Program at Central

Civic pride in washington win be
the keynote Of program April
II in Central High School audi.
forum which all civic organizations
are being invited to attend.
Under the auspices of the Com.
munity Center Department Of the
District public schools. the evening
VIII be devoted to consideration Of
tho Capitals progress.
charles Colfax long Is to give
an Illustrated lecture on washing.
ION. Our National Shrine" this
Oeing the feature of the occasion.
The Washington times., 1927-03-28
Baltimore Bands Plan
Joint Concert Here

Rehearsals are in progress for the
joint concert Of st. Mary's In
dustrlal School and Evening Sun
bands. of Baltimore. to be held in
the gymnasium at Catholic Uni.
versity, Brookiand, the afternoon
and evening Of May 3.
The proceeds will be given to the
industrial school, which takes care
Of many washington boys. The
program win be conducted alter
nately by Brother Simon, c. F. X,
of st. Mary's. and Frank Morse. Of
the Evening Sun.
The Washington times., 1927-03-28

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Four days left to file your per.
sOTlal tax return. II you were IN
business January 1, 1927, and have
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CO.
NEWS BRIEFS

ARLINGTON COUNTY, March 2s.
Clarence r. Ahalt, president Of
the Arlington county chamber of
commerce In denying the statement
of DeieRate Charles + Jesse. carried
in Richmond dispaeh that the
chamber had adopted the report
of the better government commits.
sion without correct knowledge of
the possibility of annexation of q
part of the county by Alexandria
reaffirmed the position taken by
the chamber that the question OF In,
corporation should be lodged in the
people OF Arlington county.
mo new facts have been brought
to my attention said AhaIt, which
would not Suggest the desirability
for modification Of the action Of the
chamber.
Mr.. Ahalt pointed out that the
bill prepared by the better govern.
ment commission, which has been
indorsed by the civic federation ana
chamber of commerce, will not re.
suit In the Incorporation of Airing.
ton county unless the voters 30 de.
eide at a special election which may
be called for that purpose at any
time.
State senstor Frank l.. Ball,
home from Richmond over the
weekend, assisted the joint commit.
tee of the Chamber Of Commerce
and the Civic Federation In the
drafting Of the bill.
Representative r.. Walton Moore
Of Virginia. and Colvin B. Brown,
chief Of the organization service
bureau Of the United States Cham
Der of Commerce. will be speakers
at the quarterly meeting Of the
Arlington County Chamber Of Com.
merce tomorrow.
At a special meeting of the
Arlington district council of Citizens
Associations held yesterday, in.
dorsement was given t. the recon.
tnendations as recorded In the school
report. that the Arlington county
school board request the general as
senbly now In special session to
pass an act authorizing the board
to borrow 100000 to meet the pres
ent needs OF the schools.
Election OF officers Of the Claren.
doIf Citizens Association will be held
tonight.
The Washington times., 1927-03-28
Stcrnware, 25c each

Optic glass high and low sherbets, fan
cy shaped cocktails, wine and beverage
glasses; in dainty tones of green and
wild rose.
The Washington times., 1927-03-28

Election of officers Of the Claren.
doif Citizens Association will be held
tonight.
The Washington times., 1927-03-28
Casseroles, $2.95, $3.50

AT the prices mentioned are two diff
terent sizes of Pyrex Casseroles,
mounted in nickelplated frames and
finished with floral cut design on
the cover.
China and Glassware Section, Fifth Floor
The Washington times., 1927-03-28
Oval Dish Pans, zoe.

Convenient oval shape Dish Pans, fin
lshed with heavy coat,of white enam-
el. The handles are stamped out.
Nine quart capacity.
Housewares Section, Fifth Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
MYSTERIOUS MEETING
 TO DISCUSS SALARIES
Council Committee to Gather in Star Chamber
 Session

City hall will be the meeting place tonight of two municipal committ4.s m executive session, both under the chmrmanShip uf Councilman Clar- enc" II. MaNon who today declined to issue any statement as To the reason for srorrcy
 The airport cummi't.o. il is un- d"rstood, wishes to hoid it's session without representatives of inc press or outsiders because sites and prices are 10 be talked over and th, com nntt"emon are apprehcnsive of the effect public discussion might have on profitable deals.
 EN"n members of tha salary com uutt"c claimed tp be i'll ignorance today of the purposes for which they W'ro c3liod in session and they were not aWar" of the ndict barring news papormon from attendance. There arc no requests for increases on the table and no roadiuslmonts have been spoken Of publicly. Among city "mpl"yes today there was con- siderable anxiety over h report that reductions in personnel and in salaries arc in contemplation hut the accuracy of this report could not h" aScertainod due to inc close mouthcd policy inauguratod by the conmittc" ChairmHu
 Mayor Weld approves the princi- Tle of star chamber" meetings whenever in the opinion of commit tee members tn" subjects to be dis cussed are moi in proper form for public prononncclneat he declared today As to the specific purposes Of tonight's meetings he was not aware. he said.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Anchors Near Beach

Santa Cruz. Portugal. Oct. ( ipl-- The Junkers hydroairplane D-12Su Whlch IS en routc 10 the United states from Germany by way of tn, Azores, today was riding at anchor at nearby bathing station after haVlng been forced down last eye ning by fog while flying from Am stordam t6 Lisbon.
 The plane, which will use Lisbon as a base for the hop to the Azores stayed all night off tn" coast here just northwest of Lisbon.
 lllli Dillenz. Nienncse actress who has been q passenger aboarl the plane since it left NOrdcrncy Germany, on Tuesday, refused to come ashore and spent the night in the plane with the crew.
 The D-123) this afternoon was awaiting for the fog to lift in order
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Police Chief Addresses Judge, Declaring He Has Never Agreed to Use His Influence.
Hotly States That Lawyer "ShOuld Know Better Than to Try and Pull Anything Like This"

fingered at a statement made 10
 Judge Henry r. Roche by Attorney
 Thomas F. McDonough in police
 court this morning during the trial
 ot George Simons, aged 80, of 2
 Goodwin street, Chief William C.
 Hart Of the police department, left
 his desk when notified of the pro- ceedings by Lieutenant Samuel Bam-
 forth. who was in the court room
 when the statement was made. and Just as the court session was ad- Journlng. he requested Judge Roche to hear him. For the next five min utes the atmosphere was tense. as Judge Roche defined the duties of the court as compared with those of the police department, the prosocut- Ing attorney and all others concerned with the administration of the court. concluding win the observation that the entire incident appeared to him as "a tempest in q teapot"
 Simons who was arrested by Ser -eant John (. Stadlcr on East Main street last sunday evening abollt I:45 o'clock. pleaded guilty to the charge Of being a second offender against the law relative to driving an automobile while under the in- fuence of liquor, and guilty to the charge Of driving while his license was under suspension. Attorney McDonough, asking for the exercise of ieniency 10 as great an extent as /, possible under the circumstances. mentioned the fact that SimOns had { reported to him that a friend had | communicated with "an official of . the police department" and the off | cial had told him that while sSimons . must expect to serve some time in jail an effort would be made 10 do something for him The attorney said he believed police department officials under such circumstances should not hesitate to inform inter- reders that if is impossible 10 tighten sentences outside of court. and the action of tho official in ullos- ton had embarra sscd the attorney. IS Slmons took it for granted that he was to receive special trcamcnt.
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
BAGG|SH SUFFERING
 FALLING 0F MEMORY
Probably in California Hospital, His Attor-
 ney Says

Hartford, Oct. ( P'-Bcuiamin D. Baggish is probably in a hospital Tn California suffering from some mental derangement. He was taken 10 the hospital when picked up on the street September 2S by q friend or relative, William F. Egan, attor- hey for the missing lawyers father. Nathan B. Bagsish, declared today.
 Mr. Egan said he is not in T position at present 10 announce ey- actly where Baggish is Or 10 reveal the name of the man who found nm, but he expects further infor- nation soon which may clear m certain phases Of the case not yot fully explained to him. It is. his opinion that Baggish will return 10 Hartford but no arrangements are being made to bring him back until he has been thoroughly examined bv psychiatrist,
 The manner in which Baggish dis appeared from Bensonhurst. l.. | on August 3l continues a mystery and Mir. Egan denies knowledge Of
 
 the circumstances surrounding the disappearance. He said he did not know how Baggish worked his scheme which successfully, for a short time at least, led relatives ami friends to believe that he was drowned while swimming in Graves end bay.
 But Mir. Egan today explained , how Baggish was found. He said the missing lawyers father wrote to relatives asking them to notify him i if Baggish was with them. This ac- | tion was taken in the belief that if | the young lawyer wandered ahout l the country he probably would visit | ! relative assuming that his dsap- pearance would not be known in dis ant parts of the country and his presence would not be reported to Hartford.
 One of these letters was sent to friend on the west coast who had lever seen Benjamin and whom he latter had never seen. This let
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
SEEKS TO END LIFE

Damon. Oct. 6.-'Tirod of living. Mary r. ONic of south Norwalk drank poison last night after she had left notn for her sister say ing she was going to end il all"
 She was found on Tokeneke road early today, lying in the highway. suffering from burns from the poi son. After administering first aid J. k. Taylor and Paul Evans, who found her, took her to Norwalll hospital.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
MERCHANTS 7O GUARD AGAINST SH0PL|FT|NG Special Effort to Reduce Thefts During Christi
 mas Season

Shoplifting was the subject of dis cussion for two hours at d meeting of merchants at the Chamber of
 Commerce headquarters this morn ing. Probation Officers E. C. Con- rolly and Ruth Bristol were present and participated in the discussion. George H. Dyson, first vice president of the Chamber and chairman of the mercantile bureau, presided.
 Mir. Connolly and Mss Bristol explained at some length some of the problems they are called upon 'o face in their respective lines of work. Both told of a number of specific instances where cases of children or adults who were given to shoplifting were corrected.
 It was pointed out that there are two distinct types of shoplifting. the petty stealing on impulse by children. and the professional or sanized stealing by adults. In the latter case the theft usually is of merchandise of greater value.
 Many of the merchants present told of cases which have been called to their attention. Various stores in the city were discussed and it was pointed out where some are careless and others are watchful. The manager of one five and ten cent store said the New Britain branch has lower percentage. of loss by thefts than any store in that ,,.,
 No claim was made that New Britain suffers more than any other city through shoplifting, but it was pointed out by Secretary Ralph II. Benson that '"rhe community which ! the closest is the freest
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Beach SurrcndcTS

Mays Landing, Oct. 6.-(P,-Wilns Beach. charged with aiding and ab"ttlng in the killing Of pr. A. Will liam lilliendahl who surrendered carly today after being missing for ten days, was taken before the grand jury investigating the killing. He was tn" fourth witness called.
 Beach. charged with aiding and ahettlng in the killing of Dr. A. Illliendahl, was placed In the At- lantIc county jail.
 II" surrendered before S a. m., on the outskirts of the town. in accord ance With prc-arranged plan of his counsel. Edison Hedges, of Atlantic City, who had promised police Beach would appear when wanted by the court.
 Today was set for the grand iury 10 hear testimony in connection with the case. so Boach'S appearance
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Battle Is Imminent

Battle between 5000 federal troops and the rebellious forces un- der General Gomez, presidential candidate, was believed imminent today.
 Not more than 1.50o rebels are still in the field. President Gales office announced, with the prospect that these will soon be surrounded by pursuing federal troops.
 Dispatches filed from Mexico City at o'clock this morning gave no Indication that General Gomez had been captured and executed as was reported last night in the United States.
 General Quiiano. commander of the 26th cavalry, one of the units of the Mexico City garrison which took the field Sunday night. was sentenced to death hy a summary courtmartial.
 President Gales expects the re- volt 10 be wiped out within o4 hours. Mexico City was quiet.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
YANKEES TAKE, SECOND.
 WIN TODAY'S CAME 6,2
THIEVES TOO PARTIAL AND THEIR VISITS TOO
 FREQUENT, MAN CLAIMS

Stamford, Oct. Py-Thieyes have been entirely too partial to Samuel Zatkin, he informs the police.
 Last night he reported that While he was at work yesterday they entered his home and took away all his furniture. This noon he appeared again at police headquarters. this time to report that while he was at work this morning thieves entered his gar age and took his sedan.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Both Teams Hit Hard But Timely Bingles Coupl- ed With Outfield Error in Third Proves Break Tn Game-Waner Brothers Play WellLSeries Still Lacks Home Run Clout.

fofDes Field, October (AP)-Tonight the New York aheS nave comfortable lead of games over the Pitts ough Pirates m the world series following their to victory 9l NedneSday with to victory today. Ppgras and Ai olloge ana CVengres were the opposing moundsnen
 s was the case yesterday both teams hit the ball hard
 ana also as was the yesterday Pirate mspav paved the way Tor the break which gave the game to the Tanks
 h. Waner trped in the first inning and scored on Barn. ny m the thrd nnlng the Tanks got their first taste of blood Combs singled and took third on L. Waner out6d hoeng singled and advanced Ruths sacrifice Gehrg ooubled and koeng scored Lou himself coming home on az zelis sacrifice ~ 0' '
 The eighth nightmare for the Pirates and before CVenges who relieved Addge had retired the side three runs had crossed the plate.
 Tn ther half of the eighth L. Waner taled on his brothers sachce bringing the Pirates runs Dawson went in to pitch for Pittsburgh.
 1t was announced that there fl 634 paid admissions tOdav f "'
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Battle Between 5000 Federal Troops and Rebels Believed
 Imminent Today
CAVALRY COMMANDER
 DIES WITH A SMILE
Reports from Sonora Militar, Head quarters JeI of Death Sentences General Quijano Pleads Eight Hours for Life but Is Ordered to Dic-Wifc of Executed "Lawycr Martinez Reported Insane.

Nogales, Ariz., Oct. 6 tP,-Advic.s from Mexican military headuuar- ters at Ortiz, Sonora, report official dispatches from the war department at Mexico City announcing the eAe- cution today at Morelos of General Nincente Gonzalez, chief of artil- iery there, and IS members of the Morelo5 state legislature for rebel lion
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
P0ultryman, Accused in Doctor Staying, SurrenderS to New
 Jersey Authorities
TIVE NOTHING TO FEAR"
 SAYS ACCUSED WIDOW
Middle Aged Wife of Victim Takes Matters Easily in Home, Where She iS Closely Guarded - Grand Jury Rapidly Disposes of Wit neescs Gathering Much Incrimin- ating Testimony.
ating Testimony.

Mays Landing, x. J.. Oct. 6 U-P)
 For the first time since he was brought under suspicion in the mIlr- | der of Dr. William (. Lilliendahl. i Willis Beach, poultryman, lost some ,ot his defiance today after his sur render, when three witnesses at lacked his most important alIhi.
 The m"n he was 10 face nine days ago when warrant was sworn out Tor hlS arrest for aiding and ahet- tlng murder, pointed out the Iil- ii"ndahl neighbor as the man seen driving out of Great Swamp lane T Shclt time b. fore the aged narcotic sp"ciat.st was slain.
 Beach dropped out of sight when he was expected tO face the wifi ness"s at the sate troopers head quarters.
 He had said he was nowhere near th" murder scene on September I5.
 Beach was brought from his cell in the Mays Landing courthouse 10 a room where Chief County Detoc- tive Frank Harold. State Police Captain William Carter and other authorities were awaiting him.
 William Driver. James Grant Trenton business men and Paul Eld- ridge, their chauffeur, stood in tn. center of the room.
 They were the three mon who had been driving in the neighborhood of Great swamp Lane at l1:15 o'clock on the morning of the murder. and saw blue coupe leaving the scene.
 Remove your hat, Mr Beach," one Of the investigators ordered. and th" poultryman compiled.
 He was told to assume various poses. with hat on and off, in pro- file and full face, and all Of the time he witnesses studied him closely.
 That Is the Man
 That is the man. exclaimed Driver.
 The others quickly corroboratcd lis statement.
 Beach was led back to his cell.
 While this scene was being enact T, the grand jury was rapidly dis ''''''0 VI " ''lI'' 'NN' ' III tlltlu'G part 'f the building
 Evidence of q damaging nature to Soach was expected 10 be offered oday. Several of the mon sub 'oenacd had allegedly heard him hreaten Lilliendahl and others uotod the doctor as expressing fear f his neighbor. who was seeing my 'lte too much" The middl" aged widow of the 15 ear old physician, free in bail of { 5000 took matters easily at her outh Nineland home. She has been ept under guard by two detectives. ut she was good natured about her nl-continemont this morning and lvited both officers 10 breakfast. ( 'Eor ham and eggs. shc expressed q CT philosophy of the case. |
 "\othing to Fear" 'l have nothing 10 fear she said ( WlIl go before the grand jury and II all ] know, l know l will not be ! rested" |
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
GERMAN ACES SAFE;.
 ID CONTINUE WAY.
Crew Has Miraculous Escape in
 Ocean Landing
ACTRESS REMAINS ABOARD
Junkers Transatlantic Ilicrs Deter mined to Fl, to Lisbon and Thence to America, Via the Azores
Azores.

Lisbon, Portugal, Oct. 6 U'Pl- The Junkers transatlantic seaplanr that landed in the Sea last night ar rived here this afternoon.
 It is to continue it's flight to New York by way of the Azores. with halts at Fayal and Harbor Grace. Newfoundland, for fuel.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Loses Life Plea

Mexico City Oct (P) - Tn the corner of the big square, stecpod Tn darkness, where the ancient and historical Santiago military prison stands, futile legal battle was Waged for eight hours today to save the life of General Alfredo Rueda Quijano, commander Of the 26th cavalry regiment, charged with leading his command in rebellion.
 Attorneys for the prosecution and defense fought one another to sway the sentiments of the five stern faced and aged generals of the court martial, but the prosecution was victorious and the court return ed verdict of guilty. The sword of the law fell on the man who marched boldly into the hall at the beginning of his ccurtmartial and after eight hours of ruthless cross examination left smiling for his ex-
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06

'''h i'f Ntl,"fD' m the eighth
 Score by Innings
 K II F. ank> 003 900 O30-G II n iTalr> 100 900 0lO-2 . J TWO base hits Gchrig. Tra,nor 'r"i''ham; three base hits. l.. Nancr; bases on balls. Aldridec ? Ill innings, ENenoro> 3; struck out oN AIdrid"c I in $ innings. Pipcras Z' ''cn"ros; double plays. Lazzeri to krnig: wild pitch, Cvcnpros: um- pir">. Nallin q, plate. Moran at first: orm>hy at second, Quiglcy at third
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Gomez Fate Puzzle

Chief interest in the situation
 lies in the fate Of General Arnulfo Gomez, the remaining presidential candidate who opposes Genera Obregon's aspirations 10 a second
 term as chief executive. He is re-
 ported by many sources, some of them semi official, to have been captured and executed.
 The Fl Paso Times says 1t is gen. orally believed here that there will be wide resentment throughout Mexico when details of the execu- ton Monday of General Scrrano and IS comrades become generally known. Many of them were well known and of high standing throughout the republic, especially in Sonora, of which Gales, Oregon and the De La Huertas are citizens Most of them have powerful fam fly connections. Just what will re- suit from this resentment is proble- 
 Advices to Fl Continental also state that the wife and mother Of General Serrano are very i'll and are not expected to live. It Is re- ported also that the wife of
 Lawyer Martinez" who was exc 'uted with serrabo, went insane.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Third Inning

1ankees-Combs up. Foul, strike l. Ball l. high. Foul, strike ?. Ball 7, high Ball 8, outside. Combs got single Into right, the ball bouncing out of Grantham's reach. kocnig up. Strike i, called. Koen,s
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-Batted for tycn%ro, in the eighth
 Score bN Innings
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Chicago, Oct. R)-G-orge Remus who shot his wife in Cincin- nati today was for many years leading figure in the legal profession in Chicago. The woman he shot was the former Mrs Jmogenc Holmes. an Evanston divorcee.
 The first intimation Of Remus' friendship with Mrs. Holmes was
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