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New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
FORECLOSURE ORDERED

Chicago, Feb. lR) = Federal Judge Wilkerson today ordered foreclosure of the first mortgage securing s55,000,000 in bonds of the Chicago Railways company, one of the surface lines corpora tions.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
Funerals
Mrs. Annie $, Churchill

Funeral services for Mrs. Annie S. Churchill who spent many years of her life in this city, will be held this afternoon at o'clock at Erwin chapel. Interment will be in Fair view cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
REJECTION AGREED UPON

Washington, Feb. LF-ReJection of the bids of the American Cyan- amid company and the Formers Federated Fertilizers Corporation for Muscle Shoals in their present form was agreed upon today by the house military committee.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
JUROR ILL, TRIAL POSTPONED

New York, Feb. 2 R)-Illness of Q juror today. for the second time caused a halt in the trial of 19 de- fendants charged with conspiracy fo violate the prohibition laws in con- nection with the seizure of the rum runner Eker.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
FRENCH PAY INTEREST

Washington, Feb. ? dP = The semi-annual interest payment of 1o,oo0,oo0 on the French war supply obligation has been re- eeived at the treasury department,
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
DIES. AGED 10a YEARS

< Attleboro, Mass, Feb. (R - Mrs. 0lezine Gaboury, born in Canada eon December 25, 1924. died here today. She was active up to few days ago.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-02

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New Britain herald., 1927-02-02

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04

amerikaa zaszl6cskat yigyen a Ike.
zeben $ eek lanyok egyszerre
induIjanak XII = vegig a varoson,
aut6ra live piknik szinhelyere"
Gy0rgy Tamas testveriink XII
tiin6 otletet nagyon konnyen
megvalosithatna barmelyik ma.
gyar testiiletiimk. Es hissziik, hogy
meg is fogja valositani!
Mar most k0z0ljik, hogy a Ma.
gyar Nap belepti dijat ferfialnak
so centben, n5knek 25 centben al
lapitotta meg "a rendezoseg.
Eel tehat Kesziil jon mindenki
Magyar Napra. Hivja magaval
ismer0seit, jobaratait. Mutassuk
meg, hogy a Magyar Napon Ma
honing es Shenango volgyebol osz
szgyiilekiezik a Campbell Parkban
6t-hatezer fonyi k0zonseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
A NILES, Oh REF0RMATUS
EQYHAZ HIREI.
K0zli: Csepke Istvan, ret. lelkesx
Temploms q w. Second St.-en.
Par6chia a templommal s0emben.
Fenyesen sikeriilt mulatsagot rende

Fenyesen sikeriilt mulatsagot renda
zett az Egyhazak es Egyletek kozos
nagybizottsaga julius 24-en a Roman
Hallban, az epitend6 Magyar alap-
janak javara Olyan sz6p szamu kozon-
seget annyi ismeretlen arcot reg mem
lattunk, mint ez alkalommal. Most a
$40 igaz ertehmeben osszejott kozelr6l
es tavolr6l mulatni vagy6 fiatalsag.
Warren, Sharon, Farrel, Youngstown,
Beaver Falls, mind k6pviselve voltak,
s mindeninnen j6l mulattak. Az cred
meny is ennek megfelel6 szep volt,
$110.S5 a tiszta haszon.
A szepsegverseny irant is nagy volt
az erdekiod6s. Ket sz6p vanity case
volt a nyerteseknek kituzott jutalom.
Az els6 dijat Bartyik Mariska, a maso-
'dikat Szab6 Boriska nyertek meg. Az
osszes megjelenteknek 6s kozremiiko-
doknek halas koszonet'a szep eredmeny-
ert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
Hatalmas erdeklodes elozi meg
az aug. 20.-i Magyar Napot
Nagyszeri szorakozas var mndenkire- fony
gyarsagra szamit rendezoseg.
XII LEsz MISS MAGYAR YOUNGSTOWN?
Ro Josk 2agu dzgynruhas bandaa muzkal AIT foya
man koncertet ad-Basebal merkozes-Sport verseny-
warreni lanyok magyar dsztanca-A youngstown
Magyar Dakor hangversenye
XII LEsz MISS MAGYAR YOUNGSTOWN?

Nemcsal1 Youngstownban, ha-
nem Shenango es Mahoning vol
gyenek minden magyarlakta he
lyen napok 6ta a beszed targyat
k6pezi az agulsztus 20.-an, szomba-
ton, "a Campbell Parkban megtar-
tando Magyar Nap.
Ennek a kornyeknek magyarsa-
ga, meg sohasem volt reszese olyan
nagyszabasu esemenynek, mint a
milyen a Magyar Nap lesz. Ez lesz
az elso kiserlet arra nezve, hogy
ossze lehet-e hoznl egy kozos eel
erdekeben negy- -otezer fonyi ma
gyarsagot.
Soha meg nem volt pelda ARA,
hogy alig egy par centert, lyen
gazdag es tartailmas Sz0ra.kozasra
legyen a magyarsagnak alkalma
Egy nap kereteben mindazt meg
fogja kapni magyarsagunk, amit
kiilonben tiz-tizen0t pikniken, mu-
latsagon, balon, hangversenyen
elvezhet csak. A Magyar Nap mil
sora annyira gazdag, hogy az min
den iogos varakozast meszse fe-
ltilmul.
A Magyar Nap sikeret biztosit-
ia a kozonseg Macy erdekl0dese.
A legfontosa,bb az, hogy a rende-
zoseg megallja a helyet minden
maid a legnagyobb rendben folly
jon le.
A megvalasztott bizottsag het-
fon este tartott gyiilesen felosz-
totta az egyletek kozott az elveg-
zendo mlmkat. Tisztelettel ARA
kerjiik az egyleti eln0k urakat,
hogy sajat hataskorul1ben condos
kodjanak arr6l, hogy a kiosztott
munkat tagsag 'becsiiletesen, lei
kiismeretesen elvegezze. Az eln0k
1rakat ARA kerjuk, hogy haladek
talanrll tudassak a rendez0 bizott-
saggal, hogy egyleteTk korebol
Xix azok, aklk Magyar Napon
a kivalasztott munkat vegezni fog
jakg Az egyes teend0k elvegzese
a k0vetkezo testilletek feladata
lesz:
Bel6po- jegyek SIT. Istvan Egg
let.
Lunch ticketek: Verhoyay 108.
fi6k, Youngstown, o..
Frissit6 italok Greg Egyiet Is
a Campbell Petofi Egylet.
Ice cream: Lorantffy Zsuzsanna
Noegylet.
Ennival6k, konyha Kossuth
K0zm. K6r.
Rendfentartas es ellenorzes: !:
Verhovay 321, Campbell, o. es a
bEnnkas Bs. Is 0nkepzo Szervezet.
Satrak felalhtasa, parkolas: Ka
%r>I;lr,,s Tf;,{c6o ~ KS;r Il.
1 Ital- ess eteI kisegitok: Bridge
psrti szovetseg Is a Munkas Bs.
Sk6vetseg. -
AZ eddigi megallaIpodasok sze.
riat, d kovetkez6 szdrakozas var
I ki;sozsre:
a hatahnas, fedett tancterem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04
WARREN, OHIO
LABOR DAY.


Warren, @. legifjabb magyar
szervezete szeptember 4.len, vasar-
map nagyszeriinek igerkez6 szini-
eloadast es tancmulatsagot rem
dez.
Az IfJuusagi Kor a legjobb mil
kedvelokkel szinre hozza 10th EIDE
hires 3 felvonasos nepszinmiivet,
a "Tolonc lot. Az el6adast - XII
tun0 zenekar muzsikalasaS mellett
= tancmulatsag k0veti, egesz reg
gehg.
A nagyszerJi kettos alkalom a
JUGOSZI4AV HALLBAN (3715
Burton Ave. lesz megtartva s az
ia hivatalos az egesz nlalgyarsag.
A dan'aIb szerepl6i nagyban ke-
sziilnek az eloadasra, a probak
szorgalmasan folynal, ICY igazan
rendkiviil 6lvezetes szorakozas-
ia van .ikilatas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-04

ben mar delgutan | orakor megin-
dul a tame. Muzsikalni t0bb zene-
kar fog. Rigo Joska hires 12-tag-
b6l all6 bandaja, ragyogo cigany
uniformlsban fogja huzni szebb-
nel-szebb talpalavalot.
Rig0 Joska keszseggel ajanlot-
tia fed zenekaramak k0zremiik ode.
set a Magyar Napon, ismet bebi-
zonyitotta, hogy ha magyar Ugy-
rol van $40, akkor messzemeno al
dozatkeszsegre is keszen all.
Rigo Joska 12-tagu band'aja, az
utan az est folyaman egy 30 per-
ees konpertet ad = nelly meg
jelentek szamara, igazan elveze-
tesnek igerkezik egyben bizony
sagul szolgal, hogy a magyar ci
gany a vilag barmely zenekaraval
felveszi a versenyt.
A tancteremben lesz bemutatva
egy ponEpas magyar tame. A war
reni ianyoaz, magyar ruhaba oltoz
We fogjak ellejteni.
A Magyar Nap ketsegen kiviil
legnagyobb szenzacioJa lesz a
Miss Magyar Youngstown megva-
lasztasa. Enrol lapunk mas helyen
szolunk, lit csak annylt emlitiink
meg, hogy a valasztas yilag leg
tisztabb valasztasa lesz, mivel a
szavazatokat hem penzert fogJak
arulni.
A Campbell Park hatalmas
sporttelepen erdekes baseball mer
k6zes lesz, a sportbaratok Macy
elvezetet lelnek maid az elso ma
gyar Youngstown boxmerkozes-
ben is.
A rendez0seg szamit campbell
Ii magyar baptista egyhaz fuv6s-
zenkaranak Observation-Disclosures is.
A nagyszeriien osszetanult Zene-
kar, bixonyara ertekes szamolSkal
fogia sz0rakoztatni a kozonseget.
A Youngstown Magyar Dal-
kornek a Magyar Napon nyihk
alkaIma ARA, hogy Shenango es
Mahoning volgyenek magyarsagai
elott bizonysagat szolgaltassa ell
sorangu voltanak. XII ne kedvelne
"a szep magyar notakat? Minden-
XII boldog orommel fogja hallgat-
mi a dalarda pompas enekszamalt
Gyorgy TanDas campbelll test-
veriilk egy igen erdekes tervet
penditett meg. Leveaeben kovet-
kezoket irja:
"Mrvel Magyar Nap datuma
SIT. Istvan napra esik, ez mar ma
gaban we've jeles nap. Az en- esq
mem az volna, hogy oltozzon fel
magyar ruhaba annyi lany, albany
negyeje e.volt Magyarorsza gnak A
rsonka.orszag megyeit kepvlselo
i lanyok, magyar nemzeti szalagot
viseljenek feller csokorral; azok
pedig, akik Az elszalkitott magyar
| megyeket kepviselik, viseljenek
nemzeti szini szalsgot, fekete
J lgyaszcsokorral. Minden lany egy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
Grass
Rugs
4 So

Imported Japa-
nese Rugs: sizes
6x9 It,, ii sew
eraI, aktr active
stenciled designs.
Bargain Base
ment
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-06
State SEEKS
MILLIONS IN
OIL, CASSUIT
Burt E. Hinkley, Jr.,
Local Man, Inter-
ested in Disputed Oil
Lands

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 6-(F)-Chal-
ienging the correctness of another
valuable oil land survey, the state
filed suit in district court today for
title to the TAI acre Mary Whitley
survey Of the "Roxana Pool" near
Berger, and sought an accounting
for s4,700,000 oil and gas receipts
by the Phillips Petroleum company
and Is other oil concerns and indi-
viduals now claiming the land or
rights on it.
Last Thursday, the state recovered
title TO 265 acres Of Harris county
oil land and judgment for receipts
accounting estimated TO run about
$6,0O0,00
Boundary Questioned
The suit filed today Is 20 determ-
inc whether the northern line Of the
Whitley survey runs entirely up to
the II. e. T. G. block Of river surveys
in the north section Of the area
involved.
Action was brought partly to de-
termine validity of the claims Of
three Of the defendants, Burt Z.
Hinkley, Jr., Brownsville; Z. B.
Trigg and Robert Z. O'Keefe, both Of
Amarillo. Hinkley and o'Keefe are
claiming they have acquired sights TO
all oil and gas permits covering the
land involved under applications
made to the state land office. Trigg
claims that he has purchased or ac-
quired the right to purchase the land
outright from the state.
The suit seeks "a court order re-
quiring the defendant compsnys 70
file sworn statements Of their oil
and gas receipts from the Whitley
survey and asks receivership for the
property.
Many Involved.
Defendants are: j. A. and George
A. Whitlenburg. Potter county; 4. b.
Neil, r. and Graham B. Johnson,
Cleveland county. Oklahoma; Mont
Ford and 7. and Edward B. John
son; Potter county; Phillips Petro-
leum company, Texas headquarters,
Fort Worth; Devonian Oil company,
Amarillo; Gibson Oil corporation,
Amarillo; Midwest Exploration COM
pany, Amarillo; Gulf Production CON-
pany, Houston; Marland Oil com
pany, Texas headquarters, Fort
Worth; Ester p. Wiley, Roy G. Pat
ton and Mamie Patton, MI OF Los
Angeles county. California, and
Hinkley. O'Keefe and TriTxs.
The states petition estimated that
leontinlea sR PAGE tEel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-06
FOCHPRAISES
U. S. LEGIONS
What France Owes to
America Outlined
In Statement

PARIS, Sept. 6. - Up - What
France owes to the American Legion
is told by Marshall Foch in the sim
pie but eloquent language of which
he is master in an article appear
ing in the next issue of the Revue
Des Vivants. After recounting step
by step the magnificent efforts" of
the Americans during the war, the
marshal writes:
To-day the veterans Of this great
period have come back from Aneri-
ca. For the first time the American
Legion is going 70 hold its national
convention outside American terri
tory and it is going TO be in France.
after many years Of peace, the
defenders Of q justice want TO live
again the memories and emotions Of
the struggle, TO see once more the
places where they fought and con-
quered, TO place wreaths on the
graves of their comrades who died
on the battle fields in this land OF
France. soaked with American blood
1T is difficult 10 conceive OF
greater loyalty 70 the past of at
tachment 20 that ideal common to
our two nations which is being pur-
sued by more resplendent humanity
through work in peace and liberty.
"As in 1917 we cordially greet
our American brothers-in-arms. Once
more they are welcome among us.
Our hearts beat in unison with
theirs"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-06

new RECORDS
Buying Pushes Prices
To Highest Point
OF Year

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. s-tP-
The bul movement in the stock mar
ket, which has been under way with
few interruptions for more than
three years, took another stride for
ward today when n big buying move
ment carried more than 40 indiyid
ual issues to their highest prices Of
the year or longer and the average Of
90 industrial leaders TO the highest
level ever recorded.
American Smelling. Woolworth and
u. s. Steel Common were among
the many issues to attain new top
prices.
Easy money rates, q continuance
Of which was forecast by the terms
of the new treasury financing, and
expectations Of a sharp upturn in fall
business, provided the background
for the advance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-06
Old Glory Takes Off
In Flight To Rome

BATH, Maine, Sept. 6-(Pp-Old
Glory passed over the coast guard
station at Popham Beach, off the
mouth Of the Kennebec River, 40
miles east of Old Orchard, at LAS
Eastern daylight time.
The plane was flying low, in q
northeasterly direction, apparently
following the Maine coast.
OLD ORCHARD, Maine, Sept. g.
LFD-The plane Old Glory, bound for
Rome took off from the beach here
az 1928 D. m. eastern daylight time
today.
The plane carried three men. A
nonstop flight was planned. j. ID.
Hill won the toss Of the coin from
his co-pilot, Lloyd Bertaud, and took
his seat at the controls. The giant
ship rolled easily down the beach
at the start, gradually gianing mo-
mentum.
After about a mile and a half the
wheels left the ground and Old Glo-
~ rose slowly but steadily into the
air.
There was a margin of at least q
mile between the take-off point and
Cd Orchard pier, which crosses the
beach. Hill bore out over the water
and passed the end Of the pier with a
few hundred feet altitude. He kept
on away south, before swinging off
and taking his course.
Five minutes later. Old Glcry was
a speck on the horizon as she gain
ed speed and altitude rapidly, with
a helping wind Of is miles fram the
southwest.
"Phil" Payne, representative OF
William Randolph Hearst, who is
sponsoring the flight, was the last to
enter the plane before the takeoff.
While Hill and Bertaud were climb
ing into the cockpit, he had raced
back to kiss goodbye, once more, his
wife Dorothy.
Last minute weather reports, which
continued to be entirely favorable
were given the men by James II
Scarr, Of the New York weather bu-
reau, on the basis Of telegraphic re.
ports from both sides.
Scarr indicates that there was q
light rain reported along the French
coast, but said there was good
chance that that would clear within
the forty odd hours that the flight
IL expected 20 take. The only other
bothersome point, he said, was a low
area some 1000 miles from New.
foundland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-06
May
Be MADE IN
ROAD ISSUE
Farmers From Every
Section Of County
Casting Ballot; In
terest General
Especial to The Herald)


WESLACO, Sept. 6.-The Hidalgo
county six million dollar road i'm
provement bond issue being voted on
Tuesday may carry
Or the issue may lose
But in either case the outcome
will be an expression of a huge ma
jority of the voters of the county,
for what promises to be the heaviest
vote ever cast in an election in the
county is being polled Tuesday on the
bond issue.
The voting started early in the
day. Here and at Mercedes farmers
from as far as eight and ten miles
out from the city were seen In town
early, in order to cast their ballot
for or against the bond issue.
At practically every box in the
larger cities Of the county the vot-
ing w2z reported to be unusually
heavy. Farmers who have not been
seen in town for weeks, came in to
cast their ballot, a Mercedes resi-
dent reported. Voting is similar In
other precincts.
AS to whether the vote was for or
against the bond issue, no estimate
could be formed by noon today.
Interest in the six million dollar
bond issue has been aroused to a
high pitch over the county by months
of agitation both for and against.
The question Of a large bond issue
election in Hidalgo county has been
discussed since the S3,500,000 issue
voted several years ago was dropped
after dragging through the courts
for a year.
At one time a ten million dollar
bond issue was announced, and there
was much discussion on il. The cleo
tion was not called, and the matter
died down for a time.
When announcement was made
that the present election was to be
called, interest was renewed in the
matter, and there has been much
discussion and agitation, both for
and against it, since the election was
called.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-06
ATTORNEYS IN
CASE PREPARE
FOR ARGUMENT
Taking of Testimony
Concluded Tuesday
Morning; Defendant
On Stand Again

TYLER, Texas, Sept S.-tFt-fnN
PRODUCTION of evidence in the trial ef
Cain Anderson. charged with vioa
lating the anti-mAsk law in eonneca
tion with the flogglng June 8 of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Fl. Richardson and Mrsa
W. A. Straps, was eon7luded AZ
10:S5 o'clock this morning. Judge j
R. Warren instructed the nine at
torneys in the case to be ready 20
start argument at / o'clock until
which time court recessed.
Paul Anderson, 1l-year-old son c4
Cain Anderson, was the first witt
ness today when trial Of his fathef
was resumed.
The lad testified about a call with
his father 20 the Straps home. Hw
denied he went 10 the Earl Craia
place near the Straps dwellinRf
where the Richardson's were stayinga
w. A. Straps and his wife prgvia
ously had testified that the boy wac
sent to the Craig place by his fatheF
to see IL the Richardson's had res
moved a saw and a stove which they
had purchased from Anderson.
Three witnesses were heard to@
day, among them being the defendI
ant who returned to the stand in
sur-rebuttal to reiterate his denial
of having violated the anti-nask Law
or having been implicated in any way
in the floggings of the two women
and one man, He testified again thag
he had remained in his home frona
darkness until morning.
surance man OF Harrison county who
testified ne was driving the night Of
June 8, and turned his car in 'front.'
of the Anderson place. Byrd said i'd
was after dark that he made tho
turn and he saw Anderson standing
ut the gate Of his yard and spoke 70
Anderson. The other witness Of tho
morning was the son Of the defends
ant
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-06
INCREASE In
ATTENDANCE
IS EXPECTED
Institutes Held in
Brownsville, Edin-
burg; Classes To
Start Wednesday

Schools in the Valley are opening
Tuesday.
Registration started early in the
day at the public schools in Browns
vile, and most other schools in the
Valley we're registering pupils, and
preparing for the opening of classes
Wednesday.
Indications early in the day were
that registration in the local schools
will be in excess of the registrations
last year, and reports from other sec
tions of the Valley indicate similar
condition.
The opening Of schools following
the holding of institutes in some sec
tions of the Valley. The Cameron
county rural school institute was con-
cluded at San Benito Saturday.
The Brownsville public school ms
titute opened Monday, and was COM
plcted with a one-day program, end
Continued on page two-J
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-06
TRAIL
EFOLLOWED
Officers Working in
NJ. Y. Blast Case
Find Clews

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. 6.-tP-
bomb factory in Brooklyn to the
Panama Canal Zone and to Halifax
was followed by police today IN an
poets the bombing of the supreme
court building in Brooklyn.
Material used IN the manufacture
of bombs, pictures of public build
ings, and marked maps of New York
subway lines were found in raids on
two apartments occupied by the men
in a foreign quarter of Brooklyn.
Police also announced the seizure
of anarchist literature and books on
the manufacture Of bombs.
Three men. two OF them specif-
ically charged with the bombing.
were in Jail awaiting examination
tomorrow, while authorities direct
ed their efforts toward questioning
Of three other men who were be-
lieved involved.
Four Mexicans, a Cuban and a
Porto Rican were held. They gave
their occupations as laborers, dish
washers and bakers. Letters and
postcards showed the group had
moved frequently, living at times in
Halifax, Boston. Cincinnati, Wash
ington, and in the Canal Zone. Two
of them were alleged TO have been
recently on a tour.
At lodging house where the four
men were arrested. the police said.
they discovered penciled maps Of the
New York subway systems, on one
Of which was marked one Of two
stations wrecked by bombs prior TO
the execution Of Sacco and Vanzetti.
In a raid in a tenement house
where two Of the men lived the po-
lice found a motley assortment Of
metals and materials, postcards of
buildings in New York and Wash
ington and Halifax, and photographs
showing the men at Colon in the
Canal Zone. A memorandum book
contained name of Mexicans and adj
dresses in Mexico City and in Vera
Cruz.
Damage estimated at $500 was
caused By the courthouse explosion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-06
Flights at a

(By The Associated PreBs)
CALCUTTA, IndlA.-Pride OF de-.
troit arrives from Allahabad, ON
trip around the world. having trav-
elled s,12O miles since August 35.
The next leg will take the plane
to RsngOon, SIS miles away.
OLD ORCHARD, MaIne.-RoyaI
Windsor, from Windsor, Ont, TO
Windsor, Eng, ready 20 hop from
Scarboro, Maine, with promise Of
good weather conditions. Mono
plane Old Glory also set 10 start
out on long delayed flight 10 Rome.
HARBOR GRACE. N. F.-sir
John CarlIng, from London, 0nt-s
to London. Eng, I'm readiness after
last minute adjustments caused by
rough handling last night when IL
narrowly escaped destruction by
fire after flight from Caribou, Me.
CRANWELL, England.-Adverse
weather causes Charles A. Levine
to postpone jump OF the CoIumbla
TO America until tomorrow.
PARIS.-Leon Givon ready 10 fly
Farham "Blue Bird" 10 America as
soon as weather permits. He was
beaten by workmen who called him
n coward for turning back after
starting out last week.
C0RUNNA, Spain.-CaptnIn II. w.
AmN
by poor weather ON resumption of
flight to New York, via the Azores
and Newfoundland.
DUBLIN.-Captain R. VII. MscIn-
tosh ready for attempt 10 beat Le-
vine across the Atlantic The des-
tinatIon OF his plane. the Princess
Xenia, In Philadelphia
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-06
Sentenced Woman Is
Granted New Trial

MOUNT VERNON, Ill, Sept. e.
P,-The fate Of Mrs. Elsie Sweetin,
s3-s apparently sealed in q 35-year
prison sentence for the murder of
her husband, has again become m
uncertainty.
The drab, mid5le-aged miners wife
the climax Of u love pact with Law
renee Hight, Methodist minister, TO-
day was to start the ordeal Of the
new trial granted her by the su-
rre@e court
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-06
Woman Swimmer
Tries Channel

DOVER. Eng, Sept. 6.-tPi-Mrs.
c,emington CoEson (Amelia Gade) OF
Scw York. second woman 70 swim
~. English Channel, today began an
s.tempt 70 duplicate her feat of
year ago, but in the opposite diree-
She entered the water at South
rnrsland. east Of this city az $500
and struck out for France
Ths "a was smooth. but there was .
eight fog.