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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-09-07
GOVERNOR CHRISTIANSON
UNDERGOES OPERATION

Governor Christensen, who under
went an operation Friday, September
2, at Rochester for removal of a kid
ney stone, passed a fairly restful
night Friday and Saturday was "as
comfortable as could be expected"
DR.. Charles H. Mayo, who perform
ed the operation, visited the Cover
nor Saturday and expressed satisfac-
ton with the patients condition.
"The' Governor was able to smile
this morning." DR.. Mayo said. "He's
doing nicely and we all are well pleas
ed with his condition. He suffered
no great plain and managed to get
little sleep. He is looking much bet
ter this morning" ~
Constant application of hot packs
during the night caused slight dis
comfort, but on the whole the Cover
nor obtained as much rest as could be
Mrs. Christianson said Saturday
that her husband appeared bright and
cheerful. He "cat-napped" Friday
night, she said, and managed to get
quite bit of sleep.
Theodore Christianson, Jr., is at
Rochester and visited his father for
a few minutes this morning. Sunday,
Mrs. Eudora Donaldson, Mrs. Chris
mother and oldest son Rob-
bert, spent the day at the hospital.
The weakness, which Friday ap-
peared to alarm Mrs. Christensen,
but disturbed none of those attending
the Governor, had disappeared today.
The patients temperature was nearly
Paul Pioneer Press.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-09-07
Church neWs
ano Motes
PRESBYTERIAN Church
St. Johns Lutheran Church
w n NickpIS Pastor

In the evening the pastor will
preach at Morgan.
All Sunday School classes will re-
sumo work on this day at 1915 A. M.
Glasses in catechectical instruction
will meet in the school room on Mon-
day. Call the pastor for further in
formation.
You are cordially invited to our
services. The first and foremost
duty of a Christian is to hear and
keep the word Of God. "He that is of
God heareth Gods word" says the
Savior" "And be We doors of the
word, and not hearers only" writes
the apostle James.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-09-07

A moving pictures actress recently
remarked her first husband. We
wonder what truth there is about the
first once caught, being hard to land
again Exchange.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-09-07
First English Lutheran Church
c.. A. Jensen, Pastor.

Hall of the Episcopal church.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all who have no church home. We in
vite you.
The Ladies Aid will meet Thurs
day, September 9Th, at 3 o'clock at
the Guild Hall. The hostesses are
Mrs. Herman Zulke and Mrs. E. S.
Nelson.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-09-07
Protestant Episcopal Church


Rev. E. c. PrOsser. Rector
Service and Sermon --------- 1880
Subject, 'Neighbors."
Services always public.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-09-07
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. F. Alderman, Pastor
Catholic Church
J. w. Jiracek, Pastor

Masses-8:O0 a. M, End and 4th
Sundays in month; other Sundays of
month 7:30 and $3.50 a. m.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
WOMAN ASSAULTS MAN
Fracas At Greenwich Railroad Sta
 ton Has Echo In Police Court - This Morning.

Greenwich. Conn. March II LPl-- stephen J. Ward. 70, came from New York city a few weeks ago to work for Mrs. Lena Huersser. who takes in washing and keeps room CTS" He started back for New York early today. after he had been "worked to death,' but got side tracked to the police station,
 Mrs. Huersser found Ward about to leave with q suit case in which were some collars and shirts which she believed to be her property While she was investigating In the house, Ward disappeared. She went to the local station where she found Ward and while some 200 commit ters looked on, she assaulted him." breaking his glasses.
 Both were arrested on charges of breach of the peace, an additional charge of assault being placed against the woman. After each had been fined B for breach Of the peace, both were discharged, the assault charge being dropped.
 Ward told the court that the arti- cles had been given him by Mrs. Huersser who had worked me 10 death" He had decided, he said. to go back to New York
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14

the routine or the room without tie help oi the students Of that section. She also said that the Civil League meetings are to be strictly business and educational and not social per iods as some meetings have been in the past.
 Two games of the eighth grade basketball league Of the Central Junior High school will be played off this afternoon after school. The league will finish soon and the re- suits will be announced. Most all of the games are exciting because of the good teams entered. One Of h. most exciting games played was that between S-2-B and SEC. the latter winning by the score of 15-l.. 1t the third quarter the score Was I2 and favor of 'C" but during the llst quarter ''H" made l2 points. eiyir. their opponents a thorough scare.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
BRISTOL BANK IS
 INVOLVED IN CASE
Reported Leaning Money to
 Mass. Firms Now Failed

Boston, March If LPl-The Suffolk county grand Jury after an investi- %atiou into the financial dealings Of Norman II. White of Brookline. re- turned q secret indictment today. It is expected that it will be made pub lie tomorrow. The investigation fol- lowed the failure of two Boston con- cerns Of whi v White was president. and the subsequent closing of a bank in Belfast, Me. of which he was d director and the largest stochholder.
 Thlrty-four banks in Boston. Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut. New York and Ohio are said to have mad" loans to Whites companies on his alleged representations that both concerns were solvent. These loans toalled ahou' S1.5O0,0O0. Indvidu- ally they ranged from S2,Oo0 to S75.- 0Q0.
 The Maine bank commissioner or derrd tho Waldo Trust company to suspend business on March G. Its branches in Castine, Brooks and Unity, N".. also were closed. The reason assigned was the failure of Whites Boston companies. White was chairman tF4 board Of di- rcctors Of the Waldo Trust company. A hearing into the banks condition was set for March 17.
 White was formerly T representa- tive ir the Massachusetts legislature. In tho bankruptcy petitions the small. Maynard and company liabil- ltes were estimated at $524,5Sl. as sets Sl2Iooo, while the Boston BooEnoniing company was estimat- ed to have $730.57$ direct liabilities, $22o,4t5 contingent liabilities and assets o' &&i0.0QO.
 Daniel J Lyme, assistant district attorney presented the case to the grand jury Among the witnesses summoned were Edwin L. Pride, an accountant: Inspector John Dorsey who has est tied Whites affairs. and officers of scvera! Boston and Chelsea banks.
 The banks with which White is said 10 have dealt outside of Boston and vicinity include; paniclsoN Trust company Daniclson, Conn; Citizens Bank and Trust company, Hartford. Conn; and Bristol National bank, Bristol, Conn,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14

at the masses yesterday as follows: Tuesday morning at [ o'clock. nrst anniversary for Mrs. Jane Becker: "Wednesday morning at [, first ami N,rSary for Patrick Walsh: Wednes- day morning at 7;3t, second ami >ersary for Minnie De Rosa; Thurs Jay morning at [, first anniversary Tor Florence McAvay; Friday morn- ing at ', anniversary for Edward |. Hayes and Friday morning at 7:30, months mind for James keegau.
 Lcnten devotions will be held as usual Wednesday and Friday eve nings at 7.S0 o'clock. special program Of Irish music, instrumental and vocal will be presented We'd nesday in honor Of St. Patrick who's feast fails on Thursday Fol lowing this. the stations of the cross will be said and benciiction will De Ejy'n. Friday evening the services will consist of the rosary, serman by q member 0: the PaSsioniSt Order and bencdiction. The stations of the cross vii! be recited Friday after noon at 3;50 for the school children. The Sodaiiiy of the Children Of Mary will receive communion in body next sunday morning.
 New Britain Chapter, Catholic Council of Catholic Women will hold a card party at the Paragon next Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Tho proceeds will be devoted to charity
 The first quarterly meeting of the promoters Of the Society for the Preparation Of the Faith will be held next sunday afternoon al 3 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
Executive Clemency for
 McCray Again Is Asked

Washington, March l4.--P}- Another plea for executive elem ency to Warren W. McCray, for mer governor of Indiana. now in Atlanta penitentiary was presented to President Coolidge today by Representative Wood, republican, Indiana.
 The petition was signed by all members of the Indiana senate, g member of the Indiana house of representatives. and by the govern or and lieutenant governor Mr. Wood said the president held out some hope for action in McCray's case.
 The Indiana governor was sen tenced to a ten year term on q charge of using the mails to de- fraud. He will be eligible for parole on August l.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
Girls! Tell This To
 Your Skinny Friend


 Tell him that the quick easy way
 D put pounds of solid flesh on his
 ones is to take McCoy's Cod Liver Pil Compound Tablets.
 Tell him it's the modern way to
 ake nasty tasting. stomach upset ng cod liver oil - that these tab fts arc rich in vitamines and be- ] des helping him to fill out his fiat hest and sunken cheeks and neck nat vitalizing vitamines in McCoy's Till make him strong and vigorous md give him more ambition. Tell him that he can get SO tab fts for 60 cents at any druggist any i here and that if he isn't delighted liter a 30 day test he can have his honey back.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
'SAPIRO REFUSED NEW LEGAL CLAIM
Effort to Add Paragraph to Ford
 Complaint Denied

Detroit, March 14 lP,-A request by counsel for Aaron Sapiro 10 be permitted 10 inject a new paragraph in Sapiro's declaration in his sI.- OOo,oOo libel suit against Henry Ford vas denied by Judge Fred NI Ray mond in United States district court here today.
 William Henry Gallagher. counsel tor Sapiro, said the new paragraph set forth that because of previous publications of the Dearborn Indc- pendent. the term Jew" as used in 20 articles alleged 10 contain libel. was term of scorn. Judge Raw mond held the paragraph hrought no new charge of libel but was in tended 10 widen the scope of cvi- dence which would be admitted.
 Counsel for Mr. Ford objected strenuously 10 the inclusion of the paragraph, saying it would change the whole issue of the case. MT Gallagher argued the paragraph added to the declaration but was only an interpretation. To this Stew art Hanley of Ford counsel replied there was no question in the case of Jewish conspiracy but that the issue was MT. Sapiro and his activi ties.
 If MT. Gallaghers motion is granted We would have 10 ask for a long continuance to study the mat ter said Senator James A, Reed of Missouri. heading the Ford coun- se', We admit We said Mr Sapiro was a Jew but we contend it was no reflection on him 10 call him a Jew. We are not attacking the Jewish race"
 Mr. Gallagher replied that in the articles in the Dearborn Indcpen- dent Nr, Sapiro was rNcrrcd to as a member of 'organizod Jcwry' and organized international Jewry"
 Judge Raymond in his ruling said
 "The lihe's charged do refer 10 q Jewish conspiracy-IIl take that back-they do not refer 10 q Jew ish conspiracy in so many words but as explained in the inucndocs they do refer to q Jewish conspir- acy, I don't think the plaintiffs right will be jeopardized so far as the scope Of proof is concerned by not allowing them to amend.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
City Items

Jonathan T. Hart of Maple Hill Is in Miami, Florida.
 The Catholic Womens Benevolent Legion will hold meeting Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock in St. Nary S school hall.
 A liquid used for cleaning shoes became ignited while Mrs. Otto Miller of 102 Prospect street was using it, shortly before noon yestcr- day, and Co. No. Of the fire depart ment was called. The damage was slight.
 Abraham Lipman of 70 Talcott street, this city, was fined S15 and costs in Hartford police court this morning. on the charge Of speeding.
 Mrs. James Fitzpatrick of SG3 Church street IS recovering from serious illness.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
American Marine Slain
 While Serving in China

Shanghai, China. March II Pt- The body of Sergeant James E. Montague, United States marine corps was found today in the WhanGpoo river. The police say ho was murdered and are working on that theory.
 Sergeant Montague served in the marines for many years. He was Q native Of Virginia, and arrived with tho forces sent from San Diego on tho transport Chaumont.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
Lottery Ticket Agent
 Valves Examination

Bridgeport. Conn.,, March If Pl- Waiving examination when arraign- ed in city court today on a charge of selling lottery tickets. Louis Levy was bound over to the superior court in bonds of s1,O0o. Daniel Islovitz. alleged to have been asso- ciated with Levy in the printing of the lottery tickets distributed here also waived examination and was bound over in bonds of so0O.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
Piles Go Quick
Without Salvcs or Cutting

Without Salves or Cutting
 Thousands who have piles don't
 now that quick and permanent re-
 ef can be accomplished with in ernal medicine. Cutting or any
 mount of treatment with ointments nd suppositories will not remove he cause.
 Bad circulation causes piles, There $ stagnation of blood circulation in lhe lower bowel and a weakening of |he parts Dr. J. S. Leonhardt |ound the remedy and called his prescription HEM-ROID. Dr. Leon- ardt tried it in many. many cases |;ith a marvellous record of success. |lch a wonderful record that HEM EOIOD is now sold by druggists Everywhere under rigid money lack guarantee.
 Don't waste any more time with outside applications. Get a package f HEM -ROID from Fair Dept. tore, Inc. today. It has given |uick and lasting relief to thousands Ind should do the same for you.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
CHILDREN GET ALL
 0F GERRY'S ESTATE
(Continued From First Page)

New York. March If R}-Harry D. Nims, of the law firm of Nims and Verdi, which filed the will of Elbridse T. Gerry at Newport today said this afternoon that he esti- mated the value of the property possessed by Commodore Gerry at the time of his death and directly affected by the will at about s. 100000.
 An analysis of this estimate. Mir. Nms said, could not be made now because of the complicated nature of the estate which includes shares of stock in the Gerry Estate. Inc, which while listed as personal prop erty, controls the title to real estate.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
CAROL REPORTED IN GOOD GARAGES
Rumanian Heir About to Meet
 Folks Again

Bucharest. March 14 UP)- Former Crown Prince Carol of Rou- mania and his mother, Queen Marie, nave agreed upon q plan for recon flliatlon between Carol and the Rou- nanian royal family. according to in
 formation obtained today from q high political source.
 The prince was expected to meet King Ferdinand, Queen Marie and his wife, Princess Helen, in Italy
 his spring.
 King Alexander, of Jugo Slayia, Rnd Queen Marie, who is the sister bf Carol. were said to have acted as ntermedlaries in the reported rec pnclliation plan. Alexander and Marie left Belgrade hastily last week
 tor Bucharest. Queen Marie of pugo Slavla has inherited some of per famous mothers flair for diplo- macy and she was understood to lave been foremost in the efforts to
 restore amity in the royal family.
 Alexander and his queen, it was understood, would accompany the eiling Ferdinand, Queen Marie of eoumania and Princess Helen of
 taly, departing March 20. Ii was ex- pected Carol would meet the party in
 taly. whereupon the reconciliation would be effected.
 Reported settlement of the differ 1nces between Carol and his family f"as accepted as meaning that the political phase of the dispute also bad been adjusted. There is consd- Frable proCarol party in Bucharest.
 Announcement that King Fcrdi- hand would visit Italy this spring |Eas made last week in Rome, where [ was said that the Roumanian king would go to Sicily after a visit With King Victor in Rome. The jour- bcy was to be undertaken, the Rome report said, for his health. ferdi- band suffers from intestinal cancer |nd at times this year his condition has been such as to rouse grave ears for his life. Queen Marie was lummoned back from her American |elopments in the kings condition. Carol has been in Paris for almost year. He left Bucharest in Novem- Der. 1925, to attend the funeral of Queen Mother Alexander of England ] nd was next heard of in Milan,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14

Italy. where he was living with Mime. Mazda Lupescu. Carol and Mime. Lupescu soon went to Paris and since then have lived in Meully, fashionable suburb. Shortly be- lore Christmas 1t was reported that carol had gone to the Riviera and subsequent reports had him en route to Bucharest and other capitals, but United Press investigation revealed that Carol had not left Paris nor had he at that time deserted Mime. Lupescu, although he was reported to have done so.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
CENTRAL JR. If. $. NOTES

The weekly morning exercises for the eighth grades were held in the auditorium this morning during the opening, period. The program was as follows.
 Flag Salute. Civic League Pledge. Song. Announcements-Miss Stearns.
 In her announcements Miss Stearns stressed the point of CO., operation with the sectional officers because no officer can do his part in
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
SPENk TO CITIZENS CHE.

William <. GleasoH O. Torriu2 on. and Rev. Prank Duch or Hartford. We're speakers at the weekly meet ing Of the Citizens club Of the Firth Ward last night in the Sacred Heart parish nall. They spoke on temper ance work among religious orcaniza- tions Of the state.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
ONDEiCk EN\IEJ GUEST

Michael Ondrick was the guest of a number of friends at banquet last night at No. 3 fir" station on Main street. Tho event was carried ont 10 mark inc return of MT and Mrs. Ondriclt from q wedding trip X paror lamp was presented to the couple.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
Feminine Charm Disappears When

he nose has an ugly shine. Keep the kin looking like a peach with this CIV wonderful French Process ace Powder called Mello-Gl Stays indefinitely--so pure and fine revents large pores - keeps your kin youthful. Get this new wonder ul Face Powder MELLO-GLO at he toiler counter today.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14

Trees q foot tall with trunks four feet in diameter make up forest six miles wide on tableland near the west coast of Africa.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
Weeks Activities in
 Catholic Churches
st. JOScph'S J Churc,,

Requiem masses at St. Joseph's church for the weok were qn- nounced at the masses yesterday us . follows: Tuesday morning at o'clock, anniversary for Matthew w. ! Holleran; months mind Friday morning at : o'clock for Miss Ger tru ie Faulkner.
 Thursday will be the fcas' Of St. Patrick and Saturday the feast Of St Joseph, patron saint of the church Mass on Thursday will be said at o'clock The chiIdreu's choir will sing.
 Masses Saturday morning will he , at and 2 o'clock The nine o'clock mass will be a solemn high mass sponsored by Fasqualc Salata. The childran's choir will sing at the i o'clock mass.
 The men of the parish will rc- c"lve communion at the ! o'clock mass next Sunday. Confessions for the men only will be heard Saturday night
 Lonten dcvotions will bo held at I:5n o'clock Wednesday and Friday evenings. Wednesday evenings scry- ices will consist of the rosary sermon and benediction. The sermon will he delivered by Row Walter A. McCrann Of St, Mary's church. The stations Of the Cross will he said Friday afternoon at 3:$o o'clock and again in the evening.
 The St Patrick's entertainment will he held in the Y. NJ. T. A. X E. society hall Thursday evening at S:15 o'clock sharp.
 St. Johns Church
 third anniversary mass of requiem will he celebrated Thurs day morning at church of St. John the Evangelist for Michael Naugh- ton; Friday morning, months mind mass will b. celebrated for Alice Brock. A months mind mass was said this morning for Mrs. Mary Mccarthy
 Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock the Stations of the Cross will be re- counted. Friday evening. Lcnton h"votions, consisting of the rosary sermon and b'eneliction, will be hold.Scrmon will be preached by Father Conln of the LaSallette | Order of Missionaries.
 The motion pictures of the recent l Eucharistic Congress will be shown 1 in the parish hall on March 2S and !! 20
 St. Peters church
 L'ntcn d"yotions will he hold at i St. Peters church Wednesday and | Friday evenings at 7:30 o'clock for i the German members Of the parish. 1 DoyotioNs will be held Thursday eye ming at 7;50 o'clock for the French i people.
 Next Sunday will be communion ! Sunday for the boys and young men ! of the parish. They will attend the 1 s o'clock mass in a body.
 The confirmation class will meet | Saturday morning after the s o'clock | mass.
 St, Nary'S Church
 Requiem masses for the week at ! St Nary's church were announced |
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14

A British air force aviator, in a single scatter. flew upside down for four minutes and 45 seconds, thus setting new record.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
When You Catch Cold
 Rub On Musterole

Musterole is easy to apply and works right away, It may prevent cold from turning into flu" or pneumonia. It does all the good york of grandmother's mustard |laster.
 Musterole is a clean, white oint- |nent, made of oil of mustard and |ther home simples. It is recom- |nended by many doctors and (urses. Try Musterole for sore |hroat. cold on the chest. rheuma- Fsm, lumbago, pleurisy, stiff neck, |ronchitis, asthma, neuralgia, con- Eestion, pains and aches of the back Ind joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises. chilblains, frosted feet olds of all sorts.
 To Mothers: Musterole Is also
 made in mildcr form for
 babies and small children.
 Ask for Children's Mustcrole.
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
St. Peters church
st, Nary'S Church

Requiem masses for the week at St. Mary's church were announced
The Washington times., 1927-06-28

Biologists of the federal govern
ment working in the district were
reported to have located the avia-
tors. The report, although regarded
by officials as the most reliable yet
received, is entirely unconfirmed.
Ghost Lake, near Lake Chibou-
gaman, is about 100 miles from the
nearest railroad, at Roberval. The
Intervening country is practically
uninhabited wilderness, and it would
take some time to travel across it.
The Washington times., 1927-06-28

Numerous reports have been re.
ceived in the past few weeks from
various northern points in Canada
that the French filters had been
found, but all proved groundless
upon investigation.
Nungesser. a famous war lace, >
and "One-Eye" Coli, his companion,
left LIE Bourget Field, outside Paris.
May s, intending to fly to New
York without stop. The last def
mite report of them was when they
were seen flying over the English
Channel, out toward the open sea.
The Washington times., 1927-06-28

ranks and all but one turned back.
In this, fleetest of all the Crissey
Field planes, were Capt. NJ. s.
Boggs and Staff Sergeant ]. P.
O'Callahan. For another 10 min.
utes they droned along behind the
pathfinders.
Then with dip and a courtesy
they turned and waved farewell to
the men who are to be left alone
for a day and a night with the sky
and the ocean.
"They were going like a whistle"
said Boggs on his return. "They
were hitting a speed of about 90
miles an hour and were on a bee
line for Honolulu" Boges left them
at exactly 10:45 o'clock, Washington
time.
Shortly tefore 10 o'clock, Wash.
ington time, active preparation for
the army takeoff started.
Down the fairway went the big
plane. A big cloud Of dust blew up
Continued on Page 2. Column II
The Washington times., 1927-06-28

The Army fliers were accom-.
panied for 25 minutes over the
Pacific by a fleet of II Army De
Havilands.
At the Farallone Island. last land
before Hawaii, the squadron broke