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New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
HELD FOR TRIAL

Stamford. Conn.,, July 27 [F- Martin Ruggiero, 25, of this place, was bound over to the superior court under bonds of $5,00o today on seven counts of obtaining money un- der false pretences and forgery. Rug giero was arrested by Stamford po- lice in Mount Vernon on July Is, Louise Pascale. IT, testified that she had drawn three of the seven.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
Phil Ball Said Not
 Likely to Buy Club

Milwaukee. Mis-, July 27 R- Rumors that Phil Ball, owner of the St. Louis Browns, might purchase the Milwaukee American Associa- tion team were discredited today by Henry J. Killilea, Milwaukee attor- ney and adviser of Mrs. Otto Bor- chart, owner of the club since the death Of her husband.
 There is nothing to report" MT. Killilea said today.
 Phil Ball has enough trouble with the club he nowhas, the Milwaukee club will not be sold to outside 1n- terests. When it is sold 1t will be to Milwauke eans."
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
ENDS LIFE UNDER A TRUCK

Garfield, N. J., July 27.-Joseph Kisch. 61 years old. died in St. Mary's hospital at Passaic yesterday from injuries received this morning, when, witnesses say. he dived be- heath the rear wheels of a truck
 The police are holding Joseph Butler, driver of the machine. on . technical charge of manslaughter. No motive for the suicide has been learned. Kisch had been employed by the Garfield worsted mills since August, 1926.
 He Is survived by his second wife and three sons and daughters.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
Royal Arcanu1ns Meet
 For Golden Jubilee

Seattle, Wash, July 27 (UP)- More than 1000 Royal Arcanums arrived in Seattle today for the orders national convention and golden jubilee.
 Governor Roland H. Hartley, Mayor Bertha K. Landis, and T. J. l.. Kennedy, grand regent for the state of Washington, welcomed the lodge men when the first session of tho five day meet opened in the Olympic Hotel.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
Identity of Would-Be
 Suicide Is Established

Stamford, Conn.,, July 27.-The identity of Stamford's mystery man stranger who put two bullets through his own head in a hotel here several days ago admitted to the police today that he is William c. Milligan of New York state.
 He said that he was selling house. hold goods from door to door and had become Respondent and deter mined to end his life.
 Although still confined to the hos pital, Milligan is out of danger and will live.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27

were felled. Whether they were toppled over by the gale or were hit by lightning is not known. A large tree in front of Joseph Terrien's place on North street was stripped of it's bark by the lightning.
 The North creek, which flows from the northern section of the city and empties into the Pequabuck river, ragged over its banks at sev- cral places.
 Electric lights were out of com
 mission for about 16 minutes and approximately 200 telephones were rendered useless.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
Coast Guardsman Saves
 Child From Drowning

Hampton Beach, N. H., July 27 CP !-Surfman Jeremiah Murphy of Lawrence, attached to the coast guard station here, today rescued Vernon Dennett. 9. from the ocean as the unconscious child was being carried out by a stong undertow. Murphy heard the screams of Mrs. Dennett who did not become aware of the danger until her son was already beyond the breakers. He be- gan stripping off his clothing as he raced down the beach and kicked off other clothes as he swan to the spot where h the boy had sunk. Mur- phy dived, found the boy and won his way back to the beach where others of the coast guard crew re- suscitated the child.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
COUPLE REMARKED, BUT
 LOVE SHIP AGAIN STRANDS
After Two Ttips to Altar in Mexico Wife Wants Second Wedding
 Declared Null.

The story of . Connecticut couple who received divorces in Mexico. and after living under the spell of single blessedness for . time, met each other and were re-married in Mexico. and who are now seeking to break their marriage vows in their native state. will be brought out at a suit in Superior court in septem- ber.
 Ella Parsons Korfmann. the wife and plaintiff, is asking for nulliflca. tion of the marriage contract, through Attorney Thomas F. Mo- Donough of this city against Paul Korfmann of Hartford. Mrs. Korf- mann is . resident of Hartford but Is native and former resident of this city.
 The plaintiff claims the defendant withheld certain facts and as . re- suit the marriage contract was fraddulently entered upon. In addi. ton to nullification of the marriage the plaintiff seeks the right to re- sume her maiden name.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27

in his mind. The Japanese pro- lessor merely says that the silkworm eats less under the stimulus of alcohol He does not say what eventually happens to tho si1kworm, b9t it may bs disclosed right here that the un- fortunate worm dies in short 7 order. The life of . dfkworm is brief at best, 50 1t might as we'll be merry. !llI
 Slkworms arc grown from egg sheets 15 by 26 inches in A size, and in the sixteen or seven- teen days between matching and spinning, the 225,ooo worms ' from . single sheet will require about . ton and . half of mulberry leaves.
 In parts of Japan, and in South Chin' the growing of mulberry trees and tn picking of .he leaves constitutes tn main and, in fact, the only industry.
 In South China, trees arc forced { yield seven, eight and nine crops in year, and each crop means another ger eration of silkworms. Whole familie move out to mud houses in the mulberr
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
De Valera Has Received
 Many Threatening Notes

Dublin. Ireland. July 27 R- Ramon de Valera, following the as- sassination of Vice-president Kevin O'Higgins. received numerous threatening letters and the Irish Free State authorities have placed him under police protection, 1t was learned today.
 A plainclothes man accompanies the republican leader everywhere.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
Bridgeman's Statement

London, July q R - W. c. Brakeman, fire lord of the British admiralty, and Viscount Cecil. left for Geneva this morning to partici- pate in . resumption of the naval conference there. They had been in London . week, having come from Geneva to place before the cabinet a report on the status of the naval parleys and to receive further in- structions for their continuance.
 Before entraining Mir. Bridge man said:
 We shall finish our work this time, one way or the other. We are going back after long discussions with the cabinet and I think the position is clear. The government thoroughly discussed the whole situation, and the position of Great Britain remains fundamentally un- changed. I can only say I have just as good hope for a settlement as when we came back"
 Lord Cecil remarked: T am al- ways hopeful, but read the po- sition as unquestionably critical"
 The delegates are due in Geneva at , o'clock Thursday morning.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
LONDON.
ORD RUTHvEN's twin daughter

1T ORD RUTHVEN'S twin daughters,
 who make it point to give Lon
 don something new to talk about 1t least twice a season, have definitely abandoned their "amateur standing as dancers and taken jobs in a cinema Aeater in Manchester.
 Until they get tired of their latest hobby, they will appear professionally in the high-class 'ttwo-a-day" houses in all parts of the kingdom.
 Society may like it, or do the next best thing, the girls say, but in the end society will probably like it. Society is by this time rather used to forgNing the Honorable Margaret Ruthven and the Honorable Alison Ruthven for out rageous departures from precedent.
 The blue-blooded dancers made "a hit
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27

to Washington and points further South. On their mothers side, they are descendants of Sir Curtis Lampson. who once was New Yorker. but became . British subject.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
CHAMBERLAIN SEES EXCELLENT CHANCE
 FOR NAVALPA
(Continued From First Pagel

nan would be authorized to build, but that the conference would ad- iourn consideration of the tonnage of other types of cruisers.
 This would mean. say American circles, that no total tonnage agree ment would be reachedon cruisers, but merely upon those auxiliary warships-submarines and destroy ers-in which the United States just now possesses superiority. It is regarded as doubtful whether the American delegation would accept such a proposal, chiefly because 1t is felt that 1t would tie the hands of the United States in the con- struction of 1o,o00-ton cruisers.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
RETURNING TO MOSCOW

Picking, July 27 (UP)-Michael Borodin, Russian adviser to the ex- tremist nationalist faction at Han kow, will return to Moscow within a few days, consular advices from Hankow said today.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27

n their debut, according to
 word from Manchester, and several musical comedy pro- ducers of London are con- templating making the girls an offer before the autumn season opens. The twin Honorables wore dresses of some shimmering, silvery material, cut low at the neck and high at the knee. Their performance was the ordinary vaudeville per- formance, only done better than it usually is. That 1t WAS not a classic dan gathered from the press rel say that the young W, wheeled of the stage as tn
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27

CAMOUFTAGE EXPERT DIES
 London, July 27 (UP)-Solomon J. Solomon, the artist who devised camouflage for the British army during the war, died today of heart disease after . long illness.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27

AAeu IO LI1e O6uC" ing stage. Not that it would do him much good to be o otherwise. The twins know what they want when they want it.
 The R u t hv ven twins visited Amer ica in the winter of 1925-1926. They were in New York for a time, and then made trips
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
NswzxtSh1ck1nzbzhavix CILpRuILpnEltins

That was about six months ago, and at the time the elderly ladies who sub- stitute for Mrs. Grundy in English so- ciety thought that the incorrigible Ruth. vens had done their worst.
 While their latest exploit is laughed at and applauded by the younger genera tion, there are people in London to whom it typiies tragedy, the decay of class distinctions, and the ruthless betrayal of the British aristocracy by it's own members.
 Lord Ruthven, when his daughters ~went mannequin," did not join in tho general outcry. He understands the charming and original young women d. most as well as if he was not their father, and he seemed very much amused by their capers. Friends say that he will be equally reasonable now that they have
New Britain herald., 1927-07-27

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Annual "Jubilee" Week Celebration
They are Really
Yours

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in the Inland Empire are real
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Evening star., 1927-12-23
BIG TEN BASKETERS
WILL TAKE HOLIDAY

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. December 23.-Slowing
.fcwn for rest over the Christmas
week end. the Big Ten basket ball
squads, with one exception, are on q
weeks leave.
Minnesota tackles Notre Dame at
Minnea polls tonight. in the last pre-
holiday game. and hostilities are on
thereafter until next Thursday.
Nobody could beat Pittsburgh, al
though four Of the Big Ten teams
eried ii, and SO far none has beaten
Metre Dame, the South Benders mark
ny up victories over Iowa and North.
western.
The Gophers, in a basket ball slump
Fer several years. appear 10 be on the
upgrade now under the tutciage OF
their rs..w coach. Dave Macmillan. who
came from the University Of Idaho TO
succeeti Harold Taylor. George Otter.
ness one Of the outstanding Minnesota
forwards Of last year. has returned 10
she game after recovering from an in
jury in practice.
In far-off Seattle the University Of
Illinois starts three-game series
against the University OF Washington
next Tuesday, but engagements in the
home sector are not resumed until
Thursday. when Chicago takes on
Depauw.
Evening star., 1927-12-23
ANACOSTIA EAGLES
DISPLAY STRENGTH

| That Anacostia Eagles, defending
District unlimited sandlot basket ball
| champions, are not going to prove
easy 10 dethrone this season was IN
dicated by the easy 27-7 triumph the
Birds scored over Y. NJ. c. A. tossers
| last night. Bennie and Clark were big
guns in the attack of the Eagles. all
of whom gave a bang-up defensive
exhibition.
The Birds will officially open their
season New Year day. entertaining
the woltz five in the Congress Heights
Auditorium.
Regular basEeters Of Company F..
National Guard of Hyattsville, regis
tered a notable victory last night
when they repulsed Bonds Whirl.
winds. South Atlantic unlimited cham
pions of Washington and Baltimore.
i'm a sizzling 21-a0 battle that required
two extra periods. Reeley and Wright
came through with goals from scrim-
mage in the final period that turned
the tide to the Guardsmen. In a pre-
liminary the Soldier reserves swamp.
ed Carolina A. c., 3S to 8.
Chevy Chase Junior tossers. who
meet Calvary Reds in the Calvary
Methodist gym tonight at $50 o'clock.
tomorrow night will engage Pierce
Props in the Hyattsville (Md) High
School gym at $50 o'clock.
French Co. passers drubbed West
Washington Baptists. ~ to 26
Northeast Columbus went down be.
fore Pullman Props, ~ to 80.
Naval Reserves scored over the Ma.
tional Guard tossers at the Kensing.
ton (afd.) Ar1nory last night, 16 to Z.
In a hot 21-t0-e0 battle. Columbia
A. c. bested National Circles.
Senators and st. Martins. senior
quints. will face tonight in ST. Mar.
tins gym at IT'S O'Clock.
Evening star., 1927-12-23
WOMEN In SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER.

Firing a "I0.x possible" has been
the cause for marking up red letter
day on the calendar Of even the most
expert rineuan In the past. with the
change in targets, any one registering
100 may value IL AS highly.
Langley Junior High Schools fair
athletes will he greeted by IA brand new
gymnasium when they return after
tho holidays, making IL possible for
them 10 enjoy Il much more ambitious
Snort program than IN the past,
EaIfUfneut for basket ball, volIey
bail indoor track Gnd field work and
gymnasium work VIII be piOVIded In
The new gym. Meria Matthews. physi
cal training director, expects to turn
1tt some fH ~ moving ieHms ana stellar
Darfoftnefs for the track ana held meet
IN the Spring. which II the onisland'
in4 iutsrs. hoiasiic ep.ul ~ Tie 1uhinT
b'sa schools.
Al giYi scouts who attended camp
III Fort Fnote this summer or who
have attended the Girl Scout camps In
the past arc urged 10 participate IN
The annual camp reunion 10 LIS held
Saturday evening, January ~, ihs
place ~ ba named later.
Committees are being chosen now
to arrange for The program ana select
| the meeting place, iJetnlIs VIII bs
announced later.
! HeeTsafi0nat gymnasium AMI basket
! ball classes open Ia all girls ANA
| women not regularly enrolled IN q
| public day hchooi are being heid each
! Monday and Wednesday evening from
| 739 ~ $50 al I3uElnese Night High
| school under the direction " Mar
| Earet Craig,
| no fee is charged for these elias
| Registration esn bs made any eve
| ming that the alsss are In session ~
| the gymnasium ~ the school, Ninth
snd Rhode Isis ad stsius northwest.
Evening star., 1927-12-23

BY the Associated Press.
~ ASADENA, Calf, December
2S.-Two teams trained in the
same school of foot ball jouSt
L for East-West supremacy here
January in the annual Tour.
nament of Roses game.
The 1925 encounter arrays the Pitts
hurgh University Panther, whom
Pop Warner used to coach, against
the Stanford Cardinal, Warmers pres
ent protege. 1t will oppose the STRAIT
egy of the master against that OF the
pupil for Jock Sutherland. grid men.
tor of the Eastern institution, was
star pager under Warner when the
latter still was coach at Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh flashed through the 1927
season for eight victories. no defeats
and one tie 10 roll up total OF 2IS
points against 20 for its opponents.
Stanford, 1926 Pacific Coast Confer
ence champion and tied for the title
again this year, has record that Is
less impressive. 1t was defeated by
two non-conferenCe teams, st. Marys
College and Santa Clara University,
and was held 10 a tie by Southern Cal
Uorn!a. but the season record stands
at seven wins, two defeats and the
one tie, with a total of 14i points for
Stanford TO 60 for the opponents.
Pittsburgh's fast and aggressive at
tack is built around enc of the great
est halfbacks ever developed there
'Gibby" WSlch. whose stunning play
put him on virtually every allAmeri-
ca eleven picked this season. Jimmy
Hagan, running mate TO Welch, and
Booth. fullback. complete the back
field threat that swept the Panthers
through to brilliant record clear OF
defeats and with only one tie-that
with Washington and Jefferson.
To uphold Western honors. STAN
ford will have a team slightly lighter
in average poundage but one
thoroughly drilled in all the trickery
Of a master strateGiSt.
Stanford's line is bolstered by Capt
tIal McCreery at center and Seraphlm
Post. guard. the latter being chosen
ny many authorities for the years all.
Coast squad.
A three-leep hackfeld. headed by
"Biff" Hoffman. line cracking fullback
and Tricky Dick" Hyland halfback.
provided the impetus for Stanford's
offensive that bowled over two Of the
best Coast teams to give the 1926
champions a claim on the 1927 title.
TIyland is rated one Of the fastest
loot ball players in the country and
runs the hundred In 10 seconds.
II will be Pittsburgh's second clash
with Stanford. In 1922 Warner
brought his Panthers out West and
trounced the team he now coaches by
A l6-to-7 score. Now Pops en-
,ieavor will be to reverse that victory.
Evening star., 1927-12-23

- EHTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
unarks~ornen are looking for
ward 10 TWO lniefClass
~ matches on January IL ana
ze, respectively. 10 complete
The three match series inauEnr"ted
this week when the seniors heat me
juniors in the opener,
Nae Clement viii be the senior cap.
tain IN The second match ana Louise
lseck VIII head the juniors. These
~, girls nade ehe highest scores on
thcir teams in the first match ana
thereby won tige right 10 lead Their
ssltiardg 81 the uezt meeting. Hlgh
po.ut scorers on January IL Will In
furn lead their teams tor the nnal Ell.
counter
Miss Clement snG Miss Eeck are
p,lvllcEc6 10 a1iect Their own team
mates !.,rg the ranks III their class
sftlads tor the second match.
Following the inter rIaEs sefIes,
Louise Hart, faculty Ddyisef, expects
- arrange for several telekI sDiiic en-
counters with other high schools. PAS"
nsia High Tch9Di III 'asadens, CaDf.
s.resdy has challenged the ceniraiit
sT1 tentative arrangements nave Dseh
made for a match " bs tlred the laht
week IN January.
Virginia Pyle ID captain ~ the entire
sehool sq,lad, khcda Ls~toD IL man
hFeF.
Range enthusI8ats. both IN the high
srhD4is and 4.5 i.HtE. are nBdlHK u
n lsch more q .ii ~ make b posElD1
dis year ts4 nlegly becs age ot The
reduced eli . spot on The new
regulation The 10 spot ~ nov
shout the at the center uEen u
be. making i reskary 10 hTs "hai
Wss formerly bnD~n hs q "l0E Dossi
BILE" In order 10 nave score of 100
The D ring on the new card IL
01sroeiy larger than the 10 spot on the
Evening star., 1927-12-23
WEST is LEADING -AST
IN PASADENA CONTESTS

Ry the Associated Press,
Eastern college foot ball teams have
invaded the West ten times for the
Tournament of Roses games here ana
have returned home victorious only
three times. The West has won tour
games and three were tied. In two
service games played. each section was
victorious once. The record to date:
1916 - Washington state, Ia
Brown, 0.
I9ls-Oregon. IL: PENNSYLVANIA. Q.
I9lS-Marines. 10: Camp Lewis. =.
I919-Great Lakes Naval Station.
II: Marines, O.
19eO-Harvard. Z: Oregon. 6.
I9s1-California. s8; Ohio state. U.
I9ss--California, 0: Washington
and jefferson, O.
I9s3-Southern California, II;
Penn State, 3.
Decentralization. II: Navy. II.
l9s5-Notre Dame. 81: Stanford.
10.
Ise6-Alabama. 90: Washington.
10.
I9e7-Stanfori, :: Alabama, I.
Evening star., 1927-12-23
Ball VIII Get Double Test Big Contest at Easadn

by close margins. The victory was
one of u series Michigan has scored
during an Eastern tour started few
days ago.
Capt Bob DarnalI, Washington boy
and Central High graduate. was the
star of the winnig team. He captured
both the 50 and 100.yard dashes.
Spindle also scored heavily for the
victors Capt. Mark Coles showed
best for the locals. He had to drop
out of the 10O.yard dash because of
a cramD.
Evening star., 1927-12-23
Man.tO.Man Defense
Has Its Weak Point

One of the weaknesses OF the
man-t0-man defense. I'm which each
player always covers the opponent
me In responsible for the tip-oh. Oc.
curs when one of your guards
shoots for a basket and misses Il
and an opponent gets the ball.
Then the opponent this guard IL
TO cover may often be consider.
able distance from him. In fact,
he In often free. As q result the
oppositiOn often gains easy access
to your goal and high scoring
game results.
Such a situation In described In
the accompanying sketch. Here
the guard, No. 3. has taken a shot
at the basket, missed and an Op-
ponent has taken the rebound. No.
3. AZ can be seen, is going to have
difficulty I'm covering his opponent
at the tip-0ff, the No. 3 man In
white shirt, as the latter has q
good lead on him.
In Eastern league circles all
teams except Columbia employ the
man-to.man defense with varia.
tions. The smart players change
Il TO meet unusual conditions such
as this one. On such an occasion
No. 2 would cover No. 3's man. and
No. 3 would cover No. 2 white. In
other words, each player takes the
most convenient man.
Evening star., 1927-12-23
GRIDIRON STAR SIGNS
FOR PRO BOXING BOUT

r. CHICAGO, December 23 (R.-A
holiday week boxing card 0f 10 four
round matches has been announced
by Promoter Jim Mullen.
Bill Tate. the negro heavyweight
who was Jack Dempsey's chief spar
ring partner while Dempsey was cham
pion signed yesterday. Les Mariner,
the Central 4. a. y. ight-heavyweight
Evening star., 1927-12-23
ILLINOIS TRACK TEAM
TO TAKE COAST JAUNT

URBAEA, Ill. December % H.-
An Easter vacation trip TO Los
Angeles has been arranged for the
University Of Illinois track squad ~
meet the University Of Southern
California in dual competition
This will not be the first West Coast
trip Of an Illinois squad, the Iliini
having won a dual meet with Cali
fornia at San Francisco in 1924,
Evening star., 1927-12-23

CHICAGO, December 70 P.-
The $4,000 900 racing plant at Lin.
eDln Fields, one of the largest ann
fnest in America, il 10 he enlarged
and improved al n cost OF 33o"''oo
more before the racing season opens
there in July.
Evening star., 1927-12-23

scratch, 16 yards. added bird handicap
distance handicap, 1G to % yards
and II pairs doubles.
officers will he elected for 1923 at
the annual meeting of the club to
he held at the office of Or. j. G..
Wynloop, 1901 ] street, Wednesday
at s o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-12-23
WOLVERINES EASILY
WIN SWIMMING MEET

University of Michigan's crack
swimming team, national intcrcolle.
giato champions. defeated Washing
ton Amateur AllSwimming Club In
meet last night in the Central Y tank.
so to 10. The competition was much
kcener than the score would indicate,
virtually all the races being decided
Evening star., 1927-12-23
TRAPSHOTS IN FOUR
EVENTS TOMORROW

Trapshots OF Washington Gun Club
will compete in four events of ?5
targets each at the weekly shoot to-
morrow afternoon. mt the Benning
trap starting at l o'clock. Turkeys
and ducks will be awarded the win.
ners
Competition will hc at 16 yards
Evening star., 1927-12-23

Dummy Taylor. once famous
pitcher for the New York Giants. is
now doing odd jobs at the school for
deaf and dumb at Council Bluffs, Iowa.