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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-30
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A Sensible Holiday Gift l1So l

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Evening star., 1927-05-06
INTERSECTIONAL BATTLES
TO CETUNDER WAY TODAY

complish their purpose for the Chicago
White Sox. The free tickets loaded
the bases with Detroit players and
Mart McManus, picked as the "soft
spot spoiled the party by singing
to center. Gehringer came across with
the winning run, to ,.
Ira Ilagstead's pinch home run gave
the Red Sox their fourth victory of
the season, 5 to >. at the expense of
the Athletics. Flagstead made his
drive in the eighth with one man on
base. Cobb equaled F'lagstead's feat
in the same frame for Philadelphia.
At least, Ty thought SO. But umnires
ruled his drive over the right field
wall foul, and Ty thereupon pro
ceeded to argue himself clear off the
llcld.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
Vests Triple Productive.

Shocker took the Griffs in order in
the opener but they contrived to knot
the count in the second, due in the
main to a triple by West. Sam led off
with his drive, liner against the
right.field fence, and scored on Judges
Nv 10 Ruth. Babe dropped the ball in
trying to start his throw too soon,
giving Judge life, but Josephus died
stealing.
Reeves had the distinction of tossing
out all three Of the Yanks who came
up in the second, two Of his chances
being vicious whacks, and I.isenbee
pitched himself out of bad hole in
impressive fashion in the third.
Combs walked after Shocker's single,
and following koenig's hoist Ruth
also drew free ticket, to crowd the
corners. Lis" then compelled Gehrig
to pop to Judge and struck out
Meusel.
An error by Collins was a con-
Evening star., 1927-05-06
Sam West Hitting Leader.

Sam West, the youngster from Br-
n1ineham, who has been holding forth
In right field while Rice is trying TO
shake his sinus trouble. finally got
going with the fail and showed the
way on attack with a triple, double
and single in four trips TO the plate.
The fact that Lisenhee failed to
boost his record for scoreless innings
to g in chargahle against Stewart for
It was an error by Harris understudy
that permitted the Yanks 10 register
their lone tally in the opening frame
Combs started the pastime by lin
ing real single over second, but after
Koenig popped Ruth got a synthetic
safety on a skyscraper that the wind
blew in too far for McNeely to reach,
and Earl's flip to Stewart Just missed
forcing Combs at second. Gehrig
then whacked into force play that
sent Combs 70 third. from where he
tailed as Gehrig stole second when
Stewart fumbled Ruel's throw.
Lisenbee was threatened but once
thereafter-in the third-when he
checked a New York rally in spectacu-
lar style. and he wound up as fresh
as when he st9XTed.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
By DENMAN THOMPSON.
snorts Editor. The star.


" GRACE LISENBEE' S mastery
exhibition Of hurting was the
Is feature of the 6-to.1 triumph
achieved hy tho Nationals
Yesterday 10 obtain an even
hroa ( in the series with the Yankees
as well IS on the season 70 daie
against the Hugmen, and recorded ms
third victory Of the year, TO send the
Nationals westward with better thah
q 500 average 20 start their hfSt
swing around the frontier.
The previous record Of the Memphis
moundsman in chucking III runiess
rounde caused the 10000 odd fans as
sennnIed at Grif Stadium to- expect
much from him and the rookie MADE
good with Il vengeance lie hnlie0
the far-famed "murdercrs' row TO
half a dozen safctics. none good fof
more Than a single sack, and although
his control was faulty to the extent
~ four free tickets. he more than
offset this rs tanning eight Of the
visitors victin1izing Bob Meusel and
Pat Collins each three times Ill
row.
No great amount Of slugging was
dome hv the Harrismen. but the eight
safeties achieved off the combined de-
livarfes of Urban Sh0cker and Joe
Giard included trlo for extra dis
ance. and they benefited greatly from
the half dozen duhs the Yanks com
mittod.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
IN ROWBOAT EVENT,

LONG BEACH. Calf. May Up
Mrs. Charlotte Schoemmel noted
swimmer and one of the competitors
in the Catalina Channel swimming
marathon last January. has entered
the Long Beach-to-Catalina row
boat marathon. which Is scheduled
for June 12.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
DUNDEE ADDS A FIGHT.

BALTIMORE. Md. May s (4).-Joe
Dundee, who will meet Pete Iatzo in
a welterweight title bout at the Polo
Grounds June 3. has been matched
with Wilhead Drekopf, German well
ter champion. at the Annapolis Arm
ory. May u.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
Hornsby's Homer Decisive.

While their pitching thus far has
been unsteady, the Giants yesterday
gave further indication that the shock
of the Western offensive would he re-
ceived with a heavy blast of hitting.
Hornsby again touched off the big gun
in a New York rally which routed the
Robins, 4 to /, polling out a home run
with two runners on base to cinch
the victory. Rogers circuit smash
was the climax OF a seVcnthinning
squirt that upset Jess Petty after he
had hlanked his foes for five innings.
Today the Giants were paired off
against the tifthplace Cubs and
Erooklyn against the lcague-ieading
st. Louis Cardinals, who rode 10 vic
tory vest orday over the Pirates. IL,
behind masterful pitching by Grover
Alexander. The other two melees pit
the tail-end Cincinnati Reds against
Boston and the Pirates against Phila-
delphia.
Second division teams staged a gen
eral uprising yesterday in the Ameri-
can League, which sent it's Eastern
clubs westward today. Outstanding in
the results was the tanning Of Yankee
sluggers by Washiugtons recruit
righthander, Horace Lisenbee. The
former Memphis chick cut the Hug
men down with six hits and trounced
them, 6 to /.
The box score showed six Yankee
errors. but Tony Lazzeri escaped. Laz
zeri row has played 20 successive
games at second base without making
fluh.
McManus' Blow Wins.
Intentional passes to HeiImann and
Blue in the ninth inning failed To 40.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
CHIsOX GET ROOKIE.

DETROIT, May (P-Gregory
Mulleavy, local sandlot player, left
here last night with the Chicago
White Sox, for tryout. Mulleavy. an
infielder, worked out with the Chica-
go team here and Manager Schalk de-
cided 70 give him a chance.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
Goose GOslin Taken Off Train
To a Hospital in Pittsburgh
By the Associated Press.


PITTSBURGH Washington
pleuisy Doctors said
present
which carrying Wsshngton
to IouiS
Evening star., 1927-05-06
L-I-S-E-N-B-E-E
NEM YORK.


-oU % . - IL L
*Batted for Sh0ekeF in seventh inning.
+Bafted for Giard in ninth inning.
New York ....... DO o o o o 0-1
Washington. $500. O / x--6
Two-base ht--West. Three-base hits
West, Rigney. Stolen bases-Gehrig. Stew
art. Sacrifces--1udge. Lisenbee.1, Left on
bases--New York. 3: Washington. 4. Bases
on balIs-0f Lisenbee. 4: of Shocker. /.
Struck out--By Lisenhee. 3: by Giard. ..
Hits-0f Sh0eker. 9 in 6 innings; off Giard.
. in innings. Losing piteher-Shoeker.
Impires-McGowan. Hildebrand and Evans.
Time of game hours and o minutes.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
TERMINALS HAVE GAME.

Terminal Ice Co. base balIers will
face Freer seniors Sunday at 8
O'Clock on No. 3 diamond Monument
grounds. Terminal players are to
renOrt an hour before game time
Evening star., 1927-05-06
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

Missions A. Seattle. g.
Hollywood 3 Portland. 2.
Oakland, 4 Los Angeles 0.
Sacramento, 4 San Francisco. tf2 in
ningst.
Evening star., 1927-05-06

Members of the Arkansas Razor
backs at each practice session are re-
quired to loop the basket so times
from the free throw mark.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
MEMPHIS ROOKIE CHALkS
UP THIRD WIN OF SEASON
Victimizes Eight of Hugmen on Strikes and But for
an Error by Stewart, Would Have Recorded
Shut-Out-West Hitting Hero.

trihuting factor in the marker the
Griffs achieved to take the lead in the
fag end Of round two. Ruel pumped
a safety to left. and when Collins Eot
off q wild peg Of Lisenbee s bunt both
were safe. SteWart's attempt to sacrl-
fee resulted in Ruel being forced at
third. and McNeely popped foul, but
Speaker looped a safety to right that
cashed Iisenhee Stcwar then died
at the plate on an attempted double
steal.
Stewart Gets Timely Single.
Stewart was on the propelling end
Of q counter the Griffs Concocted in
the fifth. 1t was a safety to center
that registered Ruel from second.
where Muddy was perched by virtue
Of a pass and I4isenhee's sacrifice.
After McNcely popped. Stewart pill
fered second and continued to third on
Collins wild heave. but was left by
Speaker.
4 brace Of Yankee misplays figured
in the two runs challled up by the
Harriemen in the sixth. West bla2ed
the trail with a double. looped close
10 the line in right and scored from
second when Shocker picked up
judges bunt ana hit Joe In the back
with his toss. Rieney then lined a
single to left. and when Meusei
fumbled the bounding ball Judge
raced around to the counting block.
Bob recovered the sphere in time to
flag Rigney sliding into third.
With Shocker withdrawn in favcr
Of a pinch hitter. Joe Giard took up
the hurting burden and looked good in
his first round, the seventh. but was
combed for a counter in the following
frame. when Rigney tripled to left
center after Judge forced West, who
had scratched an infield hit.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE

jacksonville IA: Savannah. 3.
st Augustine 4; Albahy. 1 (called Sth.
ranl.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE,

Orlando, 4 Miami, O.
Sanford s: st. Petersburg. o.
Tampa. 6; Sarasota. 2.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGU
pIEDMO<T T.FAGTF.

Charlotte. g; Macon, 5.
Columbia, g. Augusta. 3.
Greenville. Ii; Knoxville. 10.
Spartanburg. i /; Asheville. 9.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
snITHERN ASSOCIATION
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Portsmouth ...13o0T1oo 3-15 y
Richmond ] y 3 T. -
Green and Brandon: Reese and Flaherty,
Kinst0n ........... Q = 70 Z y n-o en
Norfolk ..... II q O / O." =
Foulke and Konnick: Saunders and Row
land
Petersburg .....1 n10 80 3 0 % | 3
Wilson ....0 0 0 o Q o~-3 Z
Hines and DAYTON: Wilson and Sims.
Games today--Portsmouth at Richmond
Kinston at Norfolk. Petersburg at Wilson.
Evening star., 1927-05-06

Fort Worth. s. Beaumont. 4.
San Antonio. 9: Dallas. 4.
Shreveport. z: Houston. 9.
Wichita Falls. Ii; Waco. z.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
TEYAS IEAGrT.

Rocky Mount. g: Salisbury. 3.
RaEasR' RaIaiaR 8 lo HiNh Point, !. o
Evening star., 1927-05-06

rr,4,4, q q q q ! q ! U~~tt Il y
l. PM o 90 @ q q / @ u~~l II q
Mccullough and Urban. Shea'N "'"
Siemer
louisville ........o z = y Y on y W = 2
Milwaukee .-.....,. ] J Y :" y u" -
Cullon. Wicker and Meyer; orwoll and
McMeny.
Columbus ....... ! . Wy e y
Minneapolis .,... . y u u u :" T."
Bjenouer and Ferrell; Owens Hnhhell,
Maloncy and kenna. ., :,
indianapolis at Kansas City. wet gFoUlds'
Evening star., 1927-05-06
THREE EYE LEAGUE

Springfield. A Bloomington. Q.
Evansville, 3. Decatur. 3.
Quincy, 4 : Peoria. 3
Danville. Z. Terra Haute. 4.
Evening star., 1927-05-06

BY the Associated Press.
%HE first intersectional skirmish
between major league con
tenders this season put four
Il Eastern teams on the de-
fensive in the National League
today.
The struggles buleed with promise
of hard-fought battles. and indications
were that New York would supply the
for many of them. The
acquisition of Rogers Hornsby and
Eddie Roush hy John McGraw. the
early season attack OF
the club and a deep.rootcd spirit of
rivalry between the men Of Gotham
and the corhorts of st. Louis, Gin
cinnati. Chicago and Pittsburgh sup
piled some of the background for eX-
oectotions of fireworks.
Evening star., 1927-05-06
Lnee Flashes Pitching Euen Split With Yank
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YEsTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Washington. q: New York. /.
Roston. 3 Philadelphia. =.
Detroit. 3 Chicago. =.
Cleveland -st. Louis (rainl.
Evening star., 1927-05-06

records with 502 increase there is only one answer
and that is, PUBLIC RECOGNITION OF UNUSUAL
VALUE AND EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE AT A
LOWER PRICE.
There secret about There change
in Management or Policy The Founder of this Business
is the President of this Company. The man who
sold the first pair of shoes in the first Regal Store
tinues to direct the Policy of National Institution
The Regal Platform is the same today as when this
business was started 81 years ago-One Price, One
Quality, One Proht-from Maker to Wearer.
Increased Volume concentrated One Quality reduces
our Factory expense and increases Factory
production Shipping direct to chain of Stores
from Coast to Coast with One Standard Price for all
Styles in every Store cuts the cost of selling.
You gave the Volume that made the Value possible
and today the Regal Shoe Company is the largest One
Price manufacturing retailer of high grade shoes in
the world
Evening star., 1927-05-06
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
I>TERNArroNAL LEAGUE.

BaffaIo ...... 0 ! 6 0 0 XII 1s
Vincent. Jackson. Henderson Miller and
Lake; Maueum and Devine.
xov.arl, oooo0oo0 p %
Toronto '. i 0"2 @ o x-6 j. L
Mamaux. Warhop and uzmann: Fisher
ami Hargraye.
rorse,. ,itr e0neo101o O. OF
syrart,se q 90 Z = O / 3 x--15 81 )
Parks. Wall. Dyckman and DAILY, Roach;
Miller and Schultz.
peaa,,r 41noo30o 2--10 Il
Rochester ..... 10 80 ! 5--1l IA :
werre. Carlton and Davis Horne, Nc
Laughliu Harrison and Head
Evening star., 1927-05-06
McManus' Blow Wins.

Intentional passes to HeiImann and
Blue in the ninth inning failed to &C;
Evening star., 1927-05-06

LETTERS and kilograms just received from 20 Regal
- Managers in U. S. A.-from New York to San
Francisco-show 50R increase in sales in all Regal
Stores for the month of April
And April with Easter is the Business Barometer for
Spring and Summer in the retail shoe business
When new records for the month chalked up on
the Sales Bulletin Board showing the largest increase
in the history of this business there just much
enthusiasm as if we getting the returns from
National Election.
It was landslide for Regal in every section of the
country and your "vote'' did it. Old customers and
host of new friends were convinced il was Onwse to
pay less, and Unnecessary to pay more.
We felt happy about it that we thought everybody
who helped produce the results would be interested
in the returns.
Now when National Institution with an established
business for than third of century, breaks all
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
ISLE OF BACHELORS
Nm.I" Men Have trritahic Paradise On Barren island off Alaska N here There Ire No Women.

Washmgtou. Oct. l2 lP)- On the Barren Island of NuuiNak off the coast of Alaska, where only l70 Ls- Eimo souls spread their habitaljonS oN,r :, ,Hou euuar" miles Q. semi arctic wastes. scientists have dis covered u balcu"lor'S paradise, at lra,t for liN,' mont hs Of th" year.
 During this period so they founi, 'hc entire male population Of tn" isolated island, from tn" "Weancd infants to the oldest patriarch" art separated from th" women for the singular reason, given by the inhabl- tauta themselves, that it insur's q good catch of s.als.' ou which they are largely d"prudrnt for food, cIotlling and light.
 These facts tog tllcr with other data. bI\r been drought back to Wa$hiugton and made public t0- day hy Henry l.. Collins ir.. Smith sonian cthuoloEist. and r. Dale Stew art of the National Museum, who uudrrtool, an expedition 10 Alaska in cooperation with lhr American as ariation for thr advancement ol science" and th, American council Of learned societies.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
LOUD CALLS FOR
 WHOLESOME BEER'
American Federation of Labor
 Makes Stern Demand

Los Angeles. Culir.. Oct 12 iE,- The American Federation of rabors tmHi rous cry for "N holrsome beer" and ifs demand that courts hc deprived Of some of their power to uec tho injunction against unions rc- maju"d 'h" lI'"lj,st issues before its annual convention here today.
 i resolution fa>oriu~ modification Of in" Nol~trad Act 10 permit th" -alo and manufacture Of "whol"somo h,'r" dofu"G as containing 9.75 p"r cent alcohol. brought q thunder of "ay"s" from delegates yrstcrday. There WAS # scattering of "nays' v bon the question vas put.
 NoNS Of the signing hy Federal Judge r S"hoormahrr in Pittsburgh ot he decree making effective thr sweeping court injunction against 1 he uitod Mirr Workers, brought harrago or prot sis form labor I,ad- ors assembled here for inc conycn- tion
 ProsiInn' Green act'd as spohcs- man for the union leaders in d.- nounrin@ fine prnu~ylyam1 umur- ton as Fl further step Of cncroach- mruf in inc use of th' inunrron upon the rights and activities Of th" trade uuiOus"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
IGNORES CHANNEL SWIM
Secretary of tm?tcir Swimming Association HO"~ Not Give DniCiai Recognition to Record stunt.

London. Oct. lg lP, II. r.. Fern. $, orctary of tho Am1'rur Swimming Association, today states that his as ~ociation does not pjN" official rccog- hilton 10 croSa-chunu"l sWius,
 Tho question of records Of such ,H,nS was raised in connection NIth the swim of Miss Mercedes Glcjtz, London typls' several days go. and that of Miss Logan, Wbo "ooS her swimming under the name "Noua McI.rllau.' The lattor'S ,};im 10 haN" lowered Gertrude Et- .rln's record wuS Of particular inter est to sporting enthusiasts, but n" agthorlfy could h" found as to who keeps such records officially. Tn" V hole matter appears to rest with the sWlmmcr'S statement and the testimony Of witnesses.
 There has been no question raised m London as to th" authenticity or Miss l.OEan'S performance"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
SENATOR REED IN VIGOROUS ATTACK
 0N G. 0. P. REGIME
(Continued from First pagc)

ot our country and our people above that of any and all other countries or peoples, which rolcrat"s no dj- 'tdad allegiance, which aims 10 make American cjtuus he 'rro>t barpjost and most pro~p.rous pcopl. Of earth; and vmrb rejects all roh- rios calculated 10 imprr1 thr rights or uoparIizr thr majesty and s' ,l~.ty o' th. luii'J Stats.
 "j,, us d.muul rut tn go. .ru- mHt shall u all proper nay- assist
 |. lh, d,l,opm,o, o' tn, uarurI 2, ~ourcn~ ol 'hr laud 'hat II shall um'lIa'.iv i.',lop and ,.'cw" a iIan 'o control ard rons'rt. our -~a' m'and waters. harness th,w po"rr, j.,.ior 'h, arl Lrrls ol thc N.s', protect ,l. Sraf valley >'at's
 rom wupiluou; and place upon our mighty rivers and lakes arrosi's which nrlI bear an mmous" Com- m,rao. thus commercially uniting rno interior Tinted States with inc puama Canal.
 "Ng should insist upon thn en- rouraCow.u' and development of a great merchant marine which will not only rarry out commerce 10 all DOTS or inc world in American ships and beneath the American flag, but which will also strengthen our de l'uec upou tho a'aS in ease ot war;
 "Our demand shouh be for bon est elections the iailinE Of every roGu" who polu"s inc ballot-thr expulsion from office of every man who's" title i, tainted with fraud. or whose certificate was obtained by corrupt methods whether pracjic,d hy himself or on his behalf.
 "Ir We arc to achieve these ends, Wo must roUccutrat" olII' efforts. W" must put aside matters which arc near to the hearts of many
 "Ir everybody tries 10 ho}" his own way in all things, nobody will have his way in anything.
 "W" shall lose thr great issue hy dlsputruE over matters of I'ss mo- Hrnt and end by losing all.
 'Th"r" VIII I' artn\'d utniu@l H> ,ycry man who grows rich through the tariff ."vcrg great laN dodgrI--- every penny seeker after special privilege great .orcos willing 10 tny election that they may prolIt by the purchase.
 "rhc battle will rruutr" every ounce of our StrtuEth--th" united efforts of all democrats who hcii"N" in the great doctrines 10 which l have referred But their sheer" md harmonious advocacy will bring 10 our standard millions of honest republicans and Independents who. like us. desire honesty in govern acnt and q return to tn" sound principles ot liberty, equality and jusIicc established by the fathers.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
ANSONIA YOUNG MEN
 JAILED FOR ASSAULT
Sentences of From 10 10 12 Years Nctcd Out 10 Joseph Baxter
 and John kuIak ON ski.

N.w Haven. Oct. 1- t47l--S utoncrs Of from lo 10 l2 years in statre rri-nu were mrt,d out to Joseph Ra>tsr anf Johu hoIakowsll Of An >ouil iu nr.luHHl >n.rior court to- day by UHas Rufus Tooth. for an assault ou Lam /ahrriaa. also of Nu~ouj1 in $ yuour on August |.
 Roth Ea>ier ono is 22, sud kol a.onsEl nno is -@ H,rr found euiry of tho rha,4e uy prg on p.oIur :. and .'uI,u,r vas deferred
 until 'o11y a. tho rrqurs' or Anor- wye Gurrrr J. WuodrgI auI Nu- ham II. ktug-ro Tor the d.lnu-r-
 \ uorIou 10 ~"i ;psid" thr jury y'r- .Icf N1s filed by Attorney Woodruff and denied ny Iu!@. Booth. In his motion th" In'rus' attorney alleged tna' tn, Hrrou of fho iury m r,- turning a verdict pt guilty WAS luriudlriJ. TLr d-t.nr,. also urged that tH, rouf.ls I. s-ul 10 Il reform atory uu' States Attorney SamIcl F.. Uoyf opposed Inc reun"st and dc rlar.d ru3t 'br youths had dragged a young girl through the mirr and should he punished 10 the extent Of 1u" law.
 Iad-. Booth int passing e'rtruco declared that the cruur 0, ~hlch the youths &rr. cou}ictod wua most
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
Four Young Men Held
 In kidnaDing Plot

EroI, Ohio, Oct, l2 G rD Four mon were sought today after q HrySt"rious attempt to kidnap Miss Mary Dttorbachrr. 2o. of Detroit. q student at Baldwin Wallace college here.
 Miss Ottrrbach"r was attack"d by four men who attempted to take her off in an automohiI. as she was re turning to her dormitory from thc rolIo%" library with Anthony Ianrr, gI. Akron, c.
 Fau,r fought tir men off, the girl told police, and was stabbed S"N- rral times. He was taken 10 hos pital but his condition was not Sori- GUS, Miss ottrrbach"r was suffer ing from shock and fright
 Fifty coll,g" youths. headed by the sheriff, attempted to find trac" of the men.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
Lodge Wins DetrOit's
 Votes Without Campaign

Detroit, oct. l2 NN-J"hn C.. Lodge who has hcl1 public oNir" bore nearly q quarter Of century without ever hH}inG c1mDalgn"d for election. l"d q seven -CDIn"r"d field hv more t!an N.Oo0 votes in NcStrr- Gay's non. partisan primary election for nomination IS n&NOr.
 Mayor John w. Smith. sc king reelection on q platform o' pro- uounced lihoralitN toward enforce incnt of tho prohibition laws. was rlnnrr-up to Lodge. and tue nam"S of these two will appear on the bal lot at the November x election.
 Both SGith and Lodge are ropuh- hcans The other fiN" candidates cu inc face of returns from 1 i6 out of COG precincts in the Cr. pollcd less than 1000 votes ComhiU' !. The same precincts gave l.odS" AN,'"l and Smith 2S.l3J.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
I\VE,\TS HEIGHT NIASl RE

Washington. D. C., Oct. l@,--Erlc II. Hand of New Britain, has invent cd an aul omatically rcCoiling height measuring device for which the United States Patent Office has just granted patent. The device con ss's Of q hcadpioco which is at tachcd 10 a strap adapted to actuat" q pointer on a dial which indicates the height of the object to be meas urod Thomas C. Delaval-CroW of Bristol. has invented and patented q self-containcd, unit handling. dou- blc-row ball bearing which he has assigned to the New Departure Man ufacturing Co. of Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
Convict Mug Reyanlped'
 But He's Back Again

San Francisco. Oct 12 P'-Jim Daiy. who had his "couyjct mug rc- Namprd' before he Wa9 released from Sdn 'luvntju prison recently so that h" ''Would have T chance 10 go straight" today was rndor sentence of from one to sir years for Niola- Uon of the Narcotic law.
 After paly's release, three mont hs ago, he spoke from the pulpits of various churches, wrote magazine articles and addressed Womcu'H clubs. 1'h" prison physician al san quentin rcmodoled paly's face Iy plastic sur g"ry when the prisoner, veteran Of several terms complained that his features were SO characteristic of the criminal type that he always would br under suspicion.