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New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
TWO AUTOMOBILES STOLEN

Stove Marincak of 27 McClintocll road reported to the police at ,le:O5 this morning that his auto mobile was stolen on Lafayette street about 4:30 in the afternoon. Up to this afternoon the car had not been located.
 The police have received no trace of the automobile of Prcsi- dent A. G. Eimball of Landers.
 Frary X Clark. which was stolen
 several days ago.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
WiLpOLE'S CRITICISM

Waterbury. Conn, March a3.-tP -IIugh Watpole who will lecture view today that he finds Elmer Gantry. Sinclair Lewis latest book. disappointing although enjoyable. The English critic finds too many caricaturas in Lewis book. He be- licvos, however, that Sinclair Lewis his work. Walpole finds Theodore Dressier unimportant and just q German who translates his thoughts in English.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
ADD JUDGE HUNGERF0RD
 TO DIRECTORATE OF "Y"
Prominent Attorney and Commerce Chamber President Elected
 Four Others Chosen

Judge ". c. Hunsertorl was elected a director Of the I. M. C. A. a, meeting held in the association rooms yesterday, This is an addi- ton 10 the board Judge Hunger ford is president Of the Chamber Of Commerce. The following directors whose terms had expired Were re- elected for a period of three years; C. J. Parker, F. $. Chamberlain. r. r. Stanley and C. H. Baldwin.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
INJUNCTION ASKED

Bridgeport. Conn, March 23- Judge Edwin c. Dickcnson in the superior court today took under consideration request for injunc- ton against the city Of Stamford. sought in an action brought to the court by Mary Euono Of Stamford. The plaintiff who is the owner of a 5000 home in the Strawberry Hill section of Stamford. seeks to cnjon the city from erecting on property bordering her property.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
Is Near Collapse

New York. March 23.-UT)- Her nerves shattered and on the the verge of a complete physical collapse from sle"plcGsness. Mrs. Ruth Snyder today was refused per
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

Here plain places million
  
 mother and child Since Gray on the road deal the family dwc double 10 lead about two Then suddenly the q He had bough n MoreN became o it wa 
 wife and the whose wife thought he the road He Illicit marked table before those 0
  loved homo N. pass who will
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
WILL DISCUSS SELLING PLAN

"Unsolicitcd merchandise will come in for a discussion at meet ing of the mercantile directors Tuesday morning at the Chamber of Commerce.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

room, Ncwcomba said. Hadlon Gray i then signed q waiver ot immunity and repeated his story to the grand
 Jury.
 Asked concerning a vest with blood stains on it which Haddon Gray vas at first alleged to have concealed for his friend. District At 1 tovney Newconbe said the matter { had been Satisfactorily explained" :" but declined 10 comment further. 1 Harry Plat, who, life Haddon
 Gray. is also Syracuse insurance | agent, was completely exonerated Of
 any implication in establishing of an
 a!iai Of any kind for Gray. The district attorney said Platt
 had come into the case only througL
 Lis having been asked for the use , ot his automobile. Haddon Gray made the request, Ii is said. in be- i half of Henry Judd Gray. because Haddon Grays car was out Of com
 mission"
 Mrs. Josephine Brown, mother Of Mrs. Snyder, was s1Ibpoenaod to be
 q witness before the grand jury. | Won't Diyulge Evidence ! District Attorney Newcombc today 1 refused to make public the tran ! scripts Of tn" alleged confessions Of
 Mrs. Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd i Gray. which they later recantel, | claiming they were made under
 duress. Mrs Snyder's statement oc- cupi-s 52 typewriter pages. They are my evidence" said the l district attorney. and I will keep them confidential for the present" He laughed at the assertion that the statements were made under pressure
 "Duress was not necessary he said, for they told everything free ly." MT Newcombe declined 10 dis cuss q printed story 10 the effect that the crime was hastaned by the belief that Mrs. Snyder is 10 be- come mother. The story. it was said, came from q man who visited i Gray in jail yesterday. Fear that this development would bring about 1 a crisis between Snyder and his wife i Was declared 10 have been put for ward as final reason for the crime.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
Plans Separate Defense.

Nazlctou revealed that he is plan considering Gray's case. lie sa,i he had not even considered the poSsi- DilIty Of an inNanity plea.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

Grays wife said after she talked 10 her husband that she would stand bv him no matter what happened.
 Il will see the case through her prepared statement sad. T VIII spare no expense to save him
 The Grays had been married 12 years, and according to friends, thelr life together seemed ideal. Gray was a Sunday school worker and prom inent Elk.
 one Of the motives for the mur- der, Gray's confession said. was 10 obtain Snyder's insurance, recently increased at Mrs. Sny1crs request from Sl0,OOo to s25,ooo. Henry Judd Gray, corset sales man accused jointly with Mrs. Snyder of the murder. will fall back on the conventional plea of insanity, it was indicated today.
 Gray Again Confcsses Whether Mrs. Snyder will follow the same course had not been dis closed. Both she and Gray rcpudl- ated their confessions when they were arraigncd and pleaded not guilty yesterday. but Gray after wards told his wife, in the presence of witnesses. that he aided III the murder.
 Friends Also Held Haddon Gray and Harry l., Platt. Of Syracuse, x. f.. where Henry Judd Gray was arrested were here today in custody or de- iectivcs to face the accused slayer
El fronterizo., 1927-11-19

M. A. Celaya. Srio.
El fronterizo., 1927-11-19
PAGINA SEIS
PrOntO Quedara Termi=
nadO I'm NueVO Ramal
PAGINA SEIs
(Viene de la Pag. ~

(Vlene de Ia a H.
mos, come punto Official, en- busca de
datos sobre ell particular, nos infor-
mo que, la Recommendation que ha
causado tanto aIboroto es falsa por
todos conceptos.
Que opina listed sobre ell asunto?
inquirimos.
Els solamente una nueva ma
nos contesto-que estan esgrimiendo
los enemigos del actual Gobierno,
con la cual q~uieren acarrear nuevas,
dificultades para ell pals, y deseando
que la ~cordialidad y mutuo aprecio
a que Sc ha llegado entire los Co.
biernos de Mexico v Estados Unidos,
desaparezca.
Els un arma canallesca, Sc nos
dijo- es ell dltimo recurso de que
han echado mano los descontentos y
antipaIriotas, los cuales, en- su ambi-
ci0n, no Sc paran en- medir las con-
secuencias que en- este case no
puede haber ningunas por ser I'm
hecho absolutamente falso, pero que,
Ell case contrario, serfan de~sastrosas,
El fronterizo., 1927-11-19
COnvOcatOria

Sc suplica a todos los MEM
bros de la "Sociedad Mexicana
Americana" Logia Principal, SUI
puntual a~sistencia a las sesiones
de los dias 20 y 27 de los corrien
ties, en- que tendran lugar las
Nominaciones y elecciones res
pectivamente, para ell Personal
de la Mesa Directiva para 1928.
Tucson, Ariz., Nov. Is de 1927.
J. u. T.
M. A. Celaya. Srio.
El fronterizo., 1927-11-19
Eel F~RONTERIzO"

no para ell Gobierno del pals, sea ell
que fuese, sino para la naci0n en-
general.
En- nuestro proximo ndmero CO.
mentaremos debidamente este asun-
to y seguiremos informando amplia-
mente sobre ell particular.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22

Butch quiet, too. He was in pretty
bad you know. So, since we knew
each other, and both wanted to take
care Of Joyce as far as we could,
we decided to make our escape to.
gether.
1T was easy to get away from
the fiat of course. I pretended to be
sicker than L was one day and sent
the old woman to the drug store for
some medicine. The gang sent a
car for me. / met Butch in Paines-
vile and we took the train for Buff
falo together.
After q week we both wanted to
get back nearer Cleveland where
Joyce was. So l came back and
looked around and took this house
out here. Butch came, too, and
we've been here ever since. L sent
Butch in to see how things were
going with Joyce.
Eve had a lot of long talks and
he came to realize that he wasn't
the man for Joyce, even though he
cared deeply for her. But he was
determined that she would not be-
come the prey of Carter Deland
either. So he watched all Carriers
comings and goings, and got
skeleton key to joys apartment so
he could be on hand if he were
needed.
You know the rest. Now tell
me, where is Butch? You haven't
arrested him already, have your"
this last to the detective who turned
his head away.
Butch is dead" said Joyce in a
low tone.
"Dead?" Mrs. Daring echoed
sharply.
Garter Deland killed him.
1T was self-defense-Carter or
Butch, and Carter shot first" Hop
kins explained.
Mrs. Daring looked from Joys
tear-stained face to the detective.
Tell me all about it, she COM
manded.
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CHAPTER XIV
The End of the Search

Half an hour later Joyce was sit
ting silently at Jim Hopkins side
while he drove his car toward Gates
Mills.
There had been a hurried consul
tation by the two men while Joyce
sobbed on, at Butch's side.
Carter had agreed to telephone the
cleveland police and to wait there
until they arrived.
"They may hold you tonight, s"
Hopkins told him. But they'll give
you bail in the morning. I'll tell
my story at the preliminary exam
jnation and I think that will be the
end of it. They can't press it. 1t
was self-defense pure and simple"
II wish we could keep Miss Oar
ing out Of it," Carter said.
Hopkins shook his head. "Can't
be DONE" he answered. I'VE may
need her testimony, too. But /
think I'd better go on with her to
get her mother. and then We'll all
come back to Cleveland. Soon as I
get them settled for the night I'll
come down to police court and see
If can get you out. Better send
for you lawyers and don't talk too
much. Just tell a straight stoSy of
what happened after Butch got into
the room and you amt got anything
at all to worry about"
Carter agreed. He touched Joyce
gently on the shoulder. You must
go now" he said. I'm giving my
self up to the police. I'll save you
every way 1 can, Stay with your
mother and don't talk to anyone"
he paused. "Will you try to believe
that am sorry?"
Poyce did not even look at him.
She got to her feet and followed
Hopkins from the room. All glad
ness that she would soon see her
mother was swallowed up in grief
ht the passing of Butch.
Without glancing in the mirror
she put on the gay sport tam, and
wound the soft matching scarf about
her throat. Her vivid green jumper
blouse seemed oddly out of place,
and SHE felt she would never want
to see the color again.
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sTAToNs orF srArE HOUSE MAILS ssel
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Joyce recited an account Of the
evening, softening its ugly spots as
much as she could. Hopkins SYM
pathies veered about as her recital
continued. He had felt small pity
for joys predicament, believing that
she had gone with Carter willingly.
Now the sincerity of her story won
him to her side, but he realized that
few people would credit her tale as
he did.
even then" he said when she
had finished, lit was self-defense. /
shant change my testimony. And
think we'd better be getting back.
I've got lot to do tonight"
"Joyce, Joyce" murmured her
mother "TIow much of this might
your father and 1 have saved you"
do you want to know about IA
ther?" Joyce asked.
Mrs. Daring's face contracted. at
have missed him more than I have
missed you, Joyce. He is we'll? VIII
he see me, after my long absence?
hardly dare hope that he will"
'He left his work and went to
search for you a little before Christ
mas" Joyce answered. He has
spent his time going from res
taurant to restaurant in New York
in the hope of finding you"
Mrs. Daring's eyes filled with
tears. "Then he still cares, you
Think" she half whispered.
81 know he does" Joyce answered.
Presently they were driving with
Hopkins toward Cleveland. Joyce
and her mother sat in the back
seat, hands clasped, speaking little.
Wen spend the night at my
apartment, and then we can make
our plans from there" Joyce said.
Il have some news for you that will
make us all very happy"
rs it about Henry Deacon" Mrs.
Daring asked.
Joyce started. Deke! She had for
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SYNOPSIS

JOYCE DARING is left homeless by
works as a telephone operator at,
hotel. Her mother disappears and her
father, penitent, searches for her.
Through CARTER DELAND, Joyce is in
troduced into society and makes an
enemy of CATHERINE SHERWIN. who
is Jealous of Delands attentions. De-
land proposes a life of luxury and ease
TO Joyce. who refuses angrily. HENRY
DEACON, who is in love with Joyce, is
engaged in untangling his fathers huei-
ness, and his little time to give her.
She Is befriended by MRS. MALTBY, a
wealthy widow for whom she did n
great service, and upon Mrs. Malthy's
death comes into a fortune. This she
agrees to keep secret, at the request of
JUDGE PERKINS, the Malthy family
lawyer. Joyce continues her interest in
q reading circle, of which MRS. FITZ-
SIMONS is patroness.
Carter Deland returns from Bermuda
and plans to trap Joyce at a house
party for which Mrs. Fitzsimons is
hostess. Deacon goes east on business.
Deland tell JIM HOPKINS, detective. he
believes BUTCH SELLER, bootlegger
and burglar, who had tried TO capture
Joyce. accepts the invitation to the
drives her to the wrong place.
He offers her love and luxury or re-
lease after three days, unframed but
with a besmirched reputation.
When Settler comes to rescue her
sl1irmish follows in which Carter shoots
SETTER. Before he dies he tells Joyce
where to find her mother.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

gotten him in the stress of the last
hours. Now here mothers words
brought down on her the full sense
of her loss. Deke would hear all
the ugly story that would go the
rounds. He would have to see her
picture in the papers. He might
even believe as she knew many
would believe that she had gone
willingly with Carter.
She recalled herself to answer her
mothers question.
mo, it isn't about Deke." she said.
"I'll tell you when we are home"
Presently they were in front of
joys fiat. They babe Jim Hopkins
goodnight and promised they would
be at the fiat to help him in what
ever way they could to untangle the
situation that confronted them.
Up in the little living-room Joyce
looked about her wonderingly. 1t
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was midnight. Only eight hours ago
she had stood here, in her fawn-col-
ored suit, looking forward to a holi-
day. Now one man was dead, one
was in prison and the third, whom
she loved, must soon hear her name
become a kissing and a byword.
She did not want to mar her
mothers joy in their reunion. So
she told her of Mrs. Maltby's be-
quest, and how within a few days
they might all look toward some
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peace together, with no worry
about finance, no more pinching and
scrimmaging, no more working in
restaurants, no more miles Of weary
searching.
II want to tell father. May I?'
Joyce asked at last when they had
talked two hours away.
yes, yes. do" said Mrs. Daring
eagerly. But let us plan to so to
him. There are too many sad
things here in Cleveland"
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APRIL %, 1927

To Joyce the idea of escape was
very welcome. Presently she had a
message speeding over the wires TO
her father. Rf
Mother is found. She is we'll
and safe. She sends her love 70 you.
Wait for us in New York. We will
Join you there Wednesday at the
latest. Love from us both, Joyce.
ITO Be Continued IA
Copyright, 1927. 81
Famous Features Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1927-09-27

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Evening star., 1927-09-27
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Evening star., 1927-09-27

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Evening star., 1927-09-27

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Evening star., 1927-09-27

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Evening star., 1927-09-27

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Evening star., 1927-09-27

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Evening star., 1927-09-27
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Evening star., 1927-09-27

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inst. hot wnter. genilemen. Adams 45lh-W
Evening star., 1927-09-27

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Evening star., 1927-09-27

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Evening star., 1927-09-27
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
Here and There
In Sport World

ST. LOUIS.-Mrs. Myrtle uud-
dleston, first woman TO swim Cati-
lima channel, announced she would
attempt t. swim from st. Louis to
New Orleans, distance of 900
miles, on the Mississippi. She cX-
poets to make the start either in
June or July.
NEW YORK-Rcggic Mcnamara,
regarded as the greatest of al bike
riders, won his twelfth six dav race
when he finished first with Franco
Georgetti in the forty second race
which closed here Saturday night.
NEW YORK-Wclkcr Cochran,
California star, who won the 49,
halkiine billiard championship By
defeating Jake Schacfcr in Wash
iagton Saturday night, will engage
in special exhibition matches start
ing here this week.
CIIiCAGO-The Big Ten basket
ball season has come to close. with
Michigan the victor after hectic
season of upsetS.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
SPORT NEWS SECTION

Lanpcrt, Imperial, tied for first;
McNutt, Central, Boone, Imperial
tied for third. Height: seven feet
eight one half inches.
50-yard dash: Page, Calipatria ;
Callahan, Imperial; Jones, Brawley.
Shot put: Kendlc, Brawley !;
Chambers, Holtville; Green, Impe-
rial. Distance 3S.45 feet.
100-yard dash: Guthrie, Impc-
rial; Labrucherie, Central; Dccs,
Central. Time: ] AS seconds.
120ayard hurdles: Mason, Cen
tral; Page, Calipatria; Hobby, Cen
tral. Time 10 As seconds.
220-yard dash: Guthcric, Impc-
rial; Mason, Central; Labrucheric,
Central. Time: 26 2-J seconds.
Broad jump: Matsushita, Central ::
Chambers, Holtville; Page, Calipat-
ria. Distance: 16 feet, six one half
inches.
Relay race: Central first, Impc.
rial, second; Holtville, third.
The officials Of the meet were: j.
w. Cook, referee and starter; B. II.
Forney, clerk Of course; !. l..
House, V. Clymcr and +. \. Green,
timers; e. b. Collins, scorer; j.
Rodgers, announcer; w. w. Me
Euen, W. Chevcrton, G.. Hartman, {.
Ruby, b. +. Anderson and D. p.
Choisser, judges of the finish; G..
X. Prince, B. NJ. Gruwell, judges of
weights; A. Schultz, r. A. Chestnut
and G. c. Martin, judges of jumps.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14


kngton at Vermont Avenue, Los
Angeles. California.
Notice Is Hereby Given that at
mceting Of the directors held on
third day of March. 1927, an
fcsSmrnt of one dollar (Sl.00J per
are was levied upon the capital
|lck Of this corporation, payable on
before the 18th dav of March,
|27. to the treasurer Of this corpo-
ion at the principal place of bust
IS of this corporation, Washing
b AZ Vermont Avenue, Los Angc-
i, California. Any stock upon
paid on the 9Th day of April,
~. viii be delinquent and adver
,ed for sale ut public auction, and
less payment i made before, will
sold on the 25th day of April.
w, at the hour of 10 o clock a.
|. at the office Of this corpora.
pm, Washington at Vermont Ave
ne, Los Angeles, California, To
y the delinquent assessment, to-
|thcr with costs cf advertising
|d cNpcnscs Of sale.
CHARLES \. BUCKLEY,
crctary West Coast Thcatcrs, In.
eorporated, Loration Of Office.
Washington at Vermont Avenue,
Los Angeles, California.
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