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Evening star., 1927-08-23
COL. SHERRlLL'S ILLNESS
PUZZLING TO PHYSICIANS
Cincinnati Manager Reported Un-
improved From Strange Malady
in North Carolina.

BY the Associated Press.
ASHEVILLE, \. c., August 23.-
The condition of Col Clarence Q. Sher-
rill city manager of Cincinnati, who
has been i'll at Mission Hospital for
several days, remains unchanged.
Hospital attendants reported that
he was resting fairly we'll and said
that he was not believed to be in any
danger.
His malady has not yet been dag
nosed. A series Off X-rays was taken
today to determine whether there was
any trouble with his heart action, but
the hospital reported that nothing had
been learned FROM the tests.
Col. Sheriff. went to the hospital
last Thursday from Waynesville
where he was visiting friends. 1t was
thought at first that his condition had
been caused by local infection, but nc
trouble of this nature was located.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
JUDGE HITS GOVERNMENT
IN MAIL FRAUD HEARING
Dismisses Two Accused, Declaring
Charges Improved, Evidence Show
ing Them absolutely Untrue"

BY the Associated Press.
OMAHA, Nebr., August ga d.
rected verdict by Federal Judge j. w.
Woodrough yesterday brought acquit-
tai to Ward Burgess Of Omaha and
New York, Morey Porter of Omaha
and Frank Ahlforth, Chicago, who
were being tried on charges of using
the mails to defraud
Not only are the charges un-
proved" said Judge Woodrough in
granting a defense motion for a di-
rected verdict. but the evidence
shows them to be absolutely untrue"
Burgess and Porter, former officers
of the Burgess.Nash Co. and M. f.
Smith & Co, were indicted in connec-
ton with the failure of these two large
Omaha firms two years ago.
The Government spent six weeks in
the presentation of it's case. The de-
fense had not called a single witness
at the time Judge Woodrough directed
the verdict.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
PLAN GERONIMO STATUE.
Noted Apache Indian Will Be Me-
moralized in Stone.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, August %
R.-Geronimo, the Apache Indian
chief who surrendered to Gen. Nell
son A. Miles in 1885 after four years
struggle with the white invaders of
Arizona, is to live again in statuary.
The Indian Ethnographic Society
has announced plans to erect a monu'
ment to the valient red warrior near
Skeleton Canyon, AriZ., where the sur
render took place.
Charles Wakefield Cadman. noted
composer. has interested himself in
the plans for the monument, which
will be an equestrian figure.
Geronimo died at Fort Sill, Okla,
in 1909.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
MISSING MILLIONAIRE
BEING SOUGHT IN HILLS
Charles Lungren, Gas Mantle In
ventor, Disappears During
Stroll on Sunday.

MORRISTOWN, N. j., August %
State police today revealed that they
were searching the Mendham Hills,
near here, for Charles Lungren, mil
lionaire inventor of the gas mantle,
who disappeared from his Mendham
estate Sunday morning.
Bloodhounds have been used in the
hunt over the hills of the large estate,
but it was said their value was
negligible because of heavy fogs.
Mr. Lungren is said to be brother
of Fernand Lungren. the landscape
painter of Santa Barbara. Calf, and
came here from California little more
than a year ago.
Despite his partial paralysis and his
II years he has been in the habit of
taking long walks. When he failed
to return from stroll Sunday morn
ing his family notified the authorities.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
LIT. CONNELL BREAKS
ANOTHER AIR RECORD
Navy Flyer Carries 7,726 Pounds
Up 6,975 Feet in Sea-
plane Feat.

By the Associated Press.
Another aviation world record has
been claimed by the Navy as result
of a flight by Lieut.. Byron c. Conneli
in a seaplane to height of 500 feet
with a sand load of 1926 pounds
This feat, accomplished at san
Diego last Thursday, broke the rec
ord made last year by A. Passalova'
an Italian, who piloted his plane to
6,561 feet with n load of 6,614 pounds.
1t was the fifth record set up by
Lieut.. Connell, who is native OF
Pennsylvania. He previously had
broken three duration records and
one speed record in the same plane.
Evening star., 1927-08-23

Mr.. George A. Ward of 1927 Adams
Mill road will start shortly for
months visit to Dallas, Tex.
Evening star., 1927-08-23

Miss Beatrice M. Jones, niece of Mr..
and Mrs. p J. Caulfield, will sail on
the S. s. Muenchen Wednesday for a
two-month visit to her parents in
Ireland. She will visit Dublin, Bel
fast, London and probably Paris be-
fore her return.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
CHAMBERLIN'S PILOT
LANDS PLANE IN FLAMES
Eergt. Haynes, on Way to Meet
Oversee Flyer, Escapes In
jury and Saves Ship.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SHENANDOAH, Iowa. August %.
With his plane in flames at a
height of 1000 feet, Sergt. o. "
Haynes of Fort Crook, Omaha, made
forced landing in plowed field near
here yesterday afternoon.
Sergt. Haynes had been ordered to
Denison, Iowa, to take Clarence
Chamberlin. New York-Germany
flyer. to Omaha for today's welcoming
celebration. Haynes was not injured
and extinguished the fire after he
landed.
The ears of the kangaroo mouse are
about l5 times as large as the ears on
common mice of the same size
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15
FRENCH AUTO OWNERS
OPPOSE LIABILITY LAW
Conviction of Bernstein for Acct
dent Increases Sentiment
Against Statute.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
PARiS.-France's law making an
automobile owner fully responsible for
all accidents his car causes, no matter
who drives it, is coming in for much
unfavorable comment. Henry Bern
stein, the dramatist. stirred up the
critics by his defense in a recent case.
Bernstein's chauffeur did occasional
taxi business on the side. picking up
passengers when his car was empty.
An accident caused this unauthorized
practice to be exposed and the chauf-
fuer got a Jail sentence Bernstein,
sued for damages, set up the defense
that he certainly was not responsible
morally and that legally the passenger
who hired the car was. for the mo-
ment. the proprietor. The court stuck
to the law, but Bernstein's promi-
hence has created a good deal of SEN
timent in favor of some modification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15

me from proper authority. 1t is not
nv province to construe in a judicial
manner any law that is part of the
statutory law.
Nandamus Is Possible.
IT am bound under oath to accept
every law as valid until such time
as the courts shall decree otherwise.
His decision not to file Miller's
petition does not prevent the filing
OF mandamus proceedings with the
state Supreme Court which would
then compel him to file the proceed
ings in quo warranto in the Sanga-
mon County Circuit Court. Fullen-
wider said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15
MARINES DISPATCHED
TO NICARAGUAN CITY
Malcontents Reported Concentrat'
ing at Puerto Cabezas-Sandin
Move Suspected.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
MANAGUA. Nicaragua, September
15.-Additional United States Marines
were sent to Puerto CabeZas from
Bluefields yesterday for protective
purposes. The Standard Fruit &
Steamship Co., which has large hold
ings at Puerto Cabezas. is in fear OF
attack by groups of malcontents. who
have concentrated at Wawa. south of
Puerto Cabezas, and other nearby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15

points. where rough elements appar-
emily have gathered from all parts of
Nicaragua.
Tuesday a group. reported to be fol-
lowers of Gen. SANDING. rebel chief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15

tain, attacked and disarmed the COM
mandant of police at Wawa. 1t is be-
lieved that these malcontents are try.
ing to join Sandino's forces in the in
terror
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15
PROSECUTOR SHES
AT SMALL ATTACK
Declines to Join Quo War.
ranto Proceedings Against
Governor With Miller.
BY the Associated Press.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. September Is.
III. h Fullenwider. States attorney
or Sangamon County. has refused to
present the petition of Representa-
1--WE j. Bert Miller for quo warranto
proceedings against Gov. Len Small
10 the Circuit Court of Sangamon
county on the ground that the law
was constitutional
Representative Miller. long an
eVowed political enemy of Small
presented his petition for proceedings
against the governor September g.
an 1t he charged that Small had with =
held money as State treasurer
which he still owed the State when
ne was elected in 1924.
Withholds His Consent.
Before quo warranto proceedings
may be filed against a State officer
IL is necessary that the States at
torney, the circuit judge and the petit
uoner unanimously agree that it
should be filed. 1t cannot be filed
without this consent. which Fullen-
wider last night announced he would
withhold.
AS States attorney" he declared.
am an active officer and therefore
charged with the execution of The
laws of this state as they come to
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
BUCK WEAVER TO
Play BALL AGAIN
Former White Soy Player to Be
Member Of Semi-Pr0 Club


Chicaso, March Z4.--'f'-bucN
weaver, once the idol OF Aon'h sac
FANS, is 10 return 10 fecobillH"a
baSchaH' II not organizer pas H.
from "hlen ne was parfcd Ior me
IN connection with Inc 1919 Nofld
arf!ns scandal
me former Nhite SoN 'hlrd Dase-
man mas hech sieh'd 10 play i'''e,a
WIN the Nle9,IH' Ihicaso SEM
pro team IL was announced oy IL
nam Nleseh' owner OF me ciup'
ana president OIL inc ihI-"eSt Sei'il'
pro basehaIi ASSOCIATION.
IL mas befh "ed' 81 . ditd"l Vi
years ago TO appear before ol!c"so
ians' ratcd ny 'heiIl as one OF inc
greatest players VINO ever wore d
SoN uniform ana ms career Sihce
ne was "usl"H mas oe"h one ionS
campaign lot p'S''a" '9'''S'"''-
men'.
Inns cam paiEh WIS c'''''aNed ny
dramatic ple2 n''oI" l'"'SopaI' '-"ll'-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
INDIAN ATHLETES
Crave LEARNING
Promise Of ClassroOrns Prompted
Entry Into Texas Marathon

Austin, Tex, March "a Up
Promises Of an educational system
70 rthe Tarahumara Indians living
In the isolated Sierra Madres noun
tains OF Chihuahua, Mexico, brought
six Of the tribes best marathon run
reTs here for the Texas university
relay e mes Friday.
Famous for their ability to run al
most Incredible distances with little
rest, the Tarahumaras for years
spurned offers Of money and jewelry
to brave the Tys, les Of civilization.
Recently school was established
among the huts and caves Of the
tribosmen and on the promise Of
President Gales Of Mexico for nor.
classrooms, the Indians have sent
their best athletes to demonstrate
endurance to white men.
The three girls of high school age,
who viii run IS miles and the three
young men who viii cover 50 miles.
all bat abandoned their training
when confronted by monographs,
Pullmans, hotels and labor saving
devices OF what is to them a new
world.
Their interpreter explained they
not only faced the wrath Of their
medicine men but also braved the
mlssiTings Of their elders in coming
mere, Their chapcrCn constantly
watches 10 see they do not burn their
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
STANLEY rule TO
PLAY ALL.STARS
Proceeds Of Games to Go for
: "Y" Team Trip

! Players who rank one, two and
three among the individual scorers
in Girls Industrial Basketball league
will make up part OF the personnel
OF the all-star team that will battle
the Stanley, Rule & Level company
quintet in a special attraction FRI
day night The proceeds will be
used to send the New Britain Y. NJ.
G. A. state champions to Buffalo
curing the latter part OF this month.
The game will be the second Of n
/ double feature attraction at the Y.
/ W. c. A.. the first Of which will
bring together the Corbln Screw and
T. x f. Corbin teams and will be
the wind-up OF the Y. ". C. A. Girls
/ Industrial league.
/ The attraction was arranged by
the Y. NJ. industrial secretary, Bryce
! Long with the cooperation of jim
my Murphy, the popular manager
Of the Stanley Rule team. Since
! there was only one game left on the
| schedule of the league. the plan to
, rair a good attraction with it was
/ decided upon and at first the plans
/ called for a game with the Travellers
Insurance company.
| When this team found It could
not play the authorities decided to
! try TO bring the Stanley Rule and
| the American Hosiery champs to-
G"ther but Manager Roger Whitman
| II the latter team felt that his
team would have everything to lose
and nothing to gain and he refused
to play any Of the league teams. He
said the girls would lose prestige if
they played and LOST.
Manager Murphy offered to put
| his team on the floor against any
the y" authorities picked and it
was decided to arrange game be?
tween the Rulers and a picked team.
Those who will play on the All-Stars
are Connie Navis, Florence Skarzyn-
ska and Hattie Saunders Of the
American Hosiery; Anne Simmons,
RACHEL Ranaud and Stella kenzoir
of the New Britain Machine; and a
center, forward and guard from
Landers. Jarnot, center; Marley
and Paul. forwards: and Dashner
and Kelley, guards will represent tho
Rule shop.
Every one is cooperating with tho
Y. VI. in its efforts 10 pay the OK
penses Of the team on its trip. The
directors at meeting in the Bur
rift hotel yesterday noon voted to
contribute $500. Referee Dick Dill
Ion, the scorer and ticket taker have
all agreed TO furnish their services
gratis. The Y. ". c. A. will con-
tribute the hall and It is expected
that more offers will be made be
fore the game.
Much interest will be shown in the
first game between the Corbin Screw
and T. d f. Corbln team because q
win for the latter team will bring
about triple tie for last place in
the league between P. & +. Corbin,
the New Britain Machine and the
Corbin Screw team.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
HARTFORD CHAMPS
BEATEN BY LOCALS
R. & E. Beats Rubber Works
So. Church Trims Presbyterians

The champion basketball quintets
NJ Ua-+for1's 1ndus.ria, aud church,
,''''''' ''''''' ''''5 'e 'o'ii s"'leiea oe-
'eacs al the haAds OF the champions
o. the same leagues in this city in
ranes n,,vod lao. r;,-+. -. ~. "
:, ~ -..
'' a. SS''''t'9'u"I linz huss" III
team, champion outht OF the New
Britain Industrial league, barely
rosed out the Hartford Rubber
Works in an overtime caroe % ~
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
ruth COMES BACK
TO CLOUT H0MERS
Yankees Win Championship Of
ST. Petersburg by Victory

New York, March 81 P>-The
current baseball season, as far as
most fans are concerned, can now
be declared officially opened.
Babe Ruth, his war club strange
ly inactive for the past three weeks
OF the training campaign, let it so
with a bang. three bangs in fact,
while the Yankees chastised the
Boston Braves Ii to at St Peters
burg yesterday. Two of the familiar
clouts were out-and- out homers,
whore the third was good only for
two bases as Babe hobbled around
on a game left leg.
The win gave the Yanks the
championship OF St. Petersburg,
where the Braves also train. Three
wins in four OF the five exhibitions
scheduled already have fallen to
Miller Higgins men.
All the jollihcation Clearwater
could summon in feting the Brook
Ign Robins went for naught when
Wilbert Robinsons clan took an
other on the chin from the Wash
ington Senator Dazzy Vance was
presented d steamer trunk.
Probably in - Of the ruLors in
volviny HG.,aio Critz trade with
Cincinnati. and Robbie received a
travelling bag and wrist watch. The
athletes got only a to beating.
The Giants wandered over to
Jacksonville to whip the team that
represents that city s TO >. Rogers
Hornshy hit only 1888 for the day
and provided 1000 fans with much
enjoyment by striking out before a
minor Lacquer. Elmer Purcell,
Heinie Mueller answered John Nc
Graw's request for viewers on him
by betting a homer with two on,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24

Renato Gardini, champion italian
| wrestler, has sent word to New
Britain that he is ready for one Of
the toughest grinds in his career
when he meets Charles Hansen. the
Minnesota Swode, in the feature
bout of the National A. c. card at
the Y. NJ r. 4. &; B. society hail
! Monday night. Gardini has been
working hard since he was defeated
in a hard match by Joe Stocher a
few weeks ago and only last Monday
might he defeated Hussanc III" Ter
riblc TURK who appeared in this
] city last year,
/ He will find the going pretty
| rough when he comes to grips with
/ the powerful Swede from the -four
center. Hansen is a master OF
scientific wrestling both at catch-aS-
catch can and Jiu Jitsu ana Ee is
an ideal match for the Italian seHsa-
ton. Without doubt, Hansen Will
extend Gardini to the limit and the
fans who attend Monday nights
bout are in for an exciting match
when these two sladiators s'dff
sWarming over each other.
An exceptional coincidence has
taken place in the matching OF
Wladek Zbyszko, leading representa-
tive of Poland in the race for Crap
Ming honors and J. CharhowsEy. the
"Russian mauler" Besides being
bitter enemies on the mat, these two
also are very cool towards e&ch
other in personal life. Zbyszko re-
CARDS the Russian as his meat as
far as wrestling goes ana nolhlhs
will please him more than to down
him in short order.
Charkowskv is a rough and 'ulhple
bsttlcr who blends science WIN eN-
traordinary strength, His greatest
ambition has been for a long time
"a demonstrate to Wladek that he is
fully the Poles equal, if not his
superior. in wrestling skill, and no"
that he has been given the oppor-
tun,tv, a sensational match should
ensuc.
Although the match is not dcfin-
itcly settled, George DeLaSillls OF
Ansonia, middlcwcight, will prob
ably be picked as the opponent Tor
Al Ventres DcLagillis sent IN
challenge to the winner Of the Ven
tres-Bruno bout few weeks ago
and in sitting over the quartet OF
challengcrs seeking a shot al
Ventrcs' New England middle
weight title, Prom otter Edward Law
row selected the Ansonia Greek be-
cause he has tho most imposing
record and is the most anxious TO
meet Ventres.
Both men are hard at training
and Ventures, as before, predicts that
he will win the bout and retain his
title DeLagillis will be a tougher
man than Nentrcs has met in some
time. He holds victories over al
most all the middloweigh's in this
section of the country ana is mas
ter at catch catch can wrestling.
Promoter Edward Lawrow is
spending considerable money to put
Monday nights card across but the
interest that is being shown in thee
appearance here OF Gardini. the
Italian; Hansen, tho Swedc: Zhysz-
ko, the Pole, and CharkoVsky, the
Russian. besides the match in
which Ventres will risk his title, in
dicates that the show will be an
entire success Monday night.
Tickets for the card are now on
sale at Patsy Bridgett's Smoke
shop on Church street.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24

The South Congregational church
Of New Britain soundly defeated
the First Presbyterian church OF
Hartford, 40-26, and piled up IL
point advantage which the Capital
City team should have difficulty in
overcoming tonight. The winners
took the lead Mt the start and were
never headed showing greater
speed than the visitors. Vessels
opened with a basket and May fol-
lowed with a long shot before
Sutherland scored for Hartford.
Morey popped one in and dribbled
in for another. Then Perkins tossed
ono from under the basket, but
Vessels made it 10-4 before the
quarter ended.
Mercy missed two fouls but scor-
cd field goal. Perkins came up
fast for two goals and Sutherland
counted from the l5-foot strip. Bel
did this, too, and Vessels made it
1873. Gray and Perkins made it
dangerous at 1918, but Havlick' s
foul and sensational one handed
flip gave the winners an 1918 lead
at the half. In the third quarter
Bel, Vessels, and HavliCk all
counted; Barta took the bah away
from Hartford and dribbled the
length of the floor to sink a goal.
The game grew roughcr. but New
Britain held ego lead as the last
session opened, Sutherland began to
take long shots and showed an I'M
canny eye, but Mercy, barrow, and
Vessels kept New Britain going and
barrow squelchcd the hard working
Perkins.
Vessels was high man, scoring
some wicked shots, while Morey
had good night with his peculiar
EngIished hooks putting in one
from behind the basket. Bell and
Darrow worked hard, and the
guards held the Hartford forwards
to one basket apiece. Perkins work
in the first half and Sutherland's
long goals in the second featured
for Hartford. The game was pretty
rough. The teams will meet again at
. O'Clock tonight on the Hartford
Y. NJ. c. a. floor, and the one which
scores tn" greater number Of total
points VIII go TO the state tourna-
mont in Waterbury; New Britain
has obtained good jump in this
matter. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
ROONEY BEATS ANDERSON
Casino Bowler Takes Five Games
From Former state Champion In
League Match.

Pat Rooney. who represents the
Casino bowling alleys in tho state
duckpin bowling league, Ioscd out
Eddie Anderson, former state cham
Iion who is representing Rogers al
legs, at Rogers last night in a thrill
ing state league match which was
also to show the leading player
among the three state league cni.tos.
In the ninc-game match, Rooney
came through with five wins to four
:or Anderson while the match went
an extra game because Of q tie in
the fifth ut &c all.
Rooney's total pinfall for the night
amounted to oSS while the former
title holder scored 9GS, Rooney
came through 10 score high single
with a mark OF 1877 in the fourth
game. Anderson's best mark for
the night was lis. Eooney's aver
age was 9S.S and Anderson's a6.S.
The scores:
Anderson - 1903. ST. 1l5, 100, 96,
90. 100, 70, 105-9eS.
Rooney - 90. 1o2, "a, 1o7, 90,
100 IS, 1o3, 40, 7S-9SS.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
PRACTICE BUNTING
Players Being Taught to Drag
Pail Instead of Usual Choke Hit
in Detroit Camp.

Detroit, March "a P}-The "dra s
bunt" is being stressed in practice
at the Detroit clubs training camp
in San Antonio. Manager Moriarty
prefers that type of bunting to the
ordinary choke hit, which he be-
lievcs seldom results in more than
sacrifice. The drag ball gives the
runner a good opportunity to beat
out the hit and to advance the rum
ner at the same time.
Heinic Manush is a past master
of the drag bunt and his ability in
that line aided him materially In
gaining the top rung of the cham
pionship ladder last season.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24


Once again the tates directing the
play OF basketball teams decided a
hattie last night in favor OF the
Bristol Endce quintet when the Bel
Towners took the first game Of a
three.ganc series for the state has
ke.bal cham pionship from the Ma
tional Guard quintet o, this city in
Bristol. A strange concurrence IN
The result IS noted IN score "A'eil
vas - 70 -. the same margin nY
which the Bristol team beat the
Guards IN this city d week ago To-
night.
The contest vas another hecti'
battle which was DECIDED only "heh
the final whistle ended the contest
with the Bristol team scaht TWO
points in the lead. Win only sec
oads TO go, Rubens,eln. Just as
Johnny Sheehan did week ago i'l
fly a shot at the basket that bounded
true TO the rim but caromed OIL WIN
vhirl that VIII never pc unaef-
stood. This shot would nave uea
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
LATZ0 Us. DUNDEE
WcltcrWcight Champion VIII De-
fcnd His Title at polo Grounds,
New York. May Il.

Scranton, Pa, March 24.-fP,-
Pete Latzo viii defend lis worlds
wcltorweight title against Joe Dun
dee Of Baltimore. ct tho Polo
Grounds in Now York, May "A,
Lew Raymond, matchmaker for
Humbcrt Fueazy. New York boxing
promoter, made this announcement
at n banquet here last night.
Fugazy also was a guest. Both
Dundee and Latzo have accepted
Fugazy's terms, Raymond stated.
He added that the formal signing Of
the articles of agreement would
take place in New York Friday.