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AWAITS EXPENSE DATA.
Committee to Delay Inquiry Into
Presidential Race Costs.

Inquiry into the recent presidential
campaign expenditures was delayed
until next month by the Senate's spe-
cial investigating committee yesterday,
pending the filing of campaign ex-
pense reports
Chairman Steiwer announced that
the committee would rely to a great
extent on the campaign reports which
must be filed 80 days after election.
1t also intends to depend on State cam
paign reports.
A course of further investigation. If
any is believed necessary after study
of the campaign reports, will be de-
cided upon later by the committee.
All members of the committee will not
be here until next week.
Evening star., 1928-11-27

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Evening star., 1928-11-27
Mission 100 Years Old.

NEW YORK Lp.-The one hundredth
anniversary of American missions in
Siam will be observed by a centennial
in Bangkok during the first week in
December, and the Presbyterian Board
of Foreign Missions announces that a
coincident celebration will be conducted
from its headquarters in New York.
The board reports that the Presbyter-
ian Church is the only Protestant de-
nomination operating in Siam.
Evening star., 1928-11-27
Centenarian Races Horses.

HAVANA P).-Tom Cleek, 106, ex
poets to race his ponies here this Win
ter. He is one of Cuba'S most pic
turesque Winter visitors.
Evening star., 1928-11-27
See While You Hear
Broadcasting

Every afternoon during
our exposition we are de-
voting one hour 6 to ~
to the broadcasting, direct
from Our Radio Salon,
through station WRC a
musical concert played by
the Lansburgh Trio-and
if you've never seen how
these musical notes pour
into the microphone-you
Will be delighted to witness
in person this miracle of
Our time.
Evening star., 1928-11-27
NORTH CAROLINA REPORT
Republicans Spend STATS and Demo
Gratis Disburse Sl9,62O.

RALEIGH, N. c., November 81 (P).-
Expenditures of the Republican party
in North Carolina in the presidential
election totaled $74,478, the state
ments filed with the Secretary of State
showed, while the Democrats spent
$4,000.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
KENSINGTON READY FOR
CONTESTS WITH MERIDEN
Silver City Team Invades Paper Goods Town Tomorrow
South Enders Play Return Engagement There on
Sunday 49, Changes in Lineup are Announced
Stanley Budnick and Eddie Ziegler Added to Team
-Endees Have Imposing Combination Game at 3
O'clock.

With a threatened sh1keup realiz-
ed for til" coming week end, kens-
inglon stands ready for the home
and home twin bill cardcd with the
Mcrid"n Endees saturday and Sum
day. The Silver City Endees invade
the Paper Goods town tomorrow
afternoon while kensington plays a
Sunday.
Stanley (Starhca1) Budnick, Fal-
con star Of former years and rated
as one Of the best in1iclders in his
city. has been secured for the Two
games aud he viii probably he sta
toned at third base. Eddie IieGlcr.
former I'alcol. All kcnsington and
SouthinRton PeNto star, has also
been signed and will bc stationed at
second base. Iicgler is a versatile
player available for either the in
field or the outlield. Ne starred at
second base for til" 1'"Ato aggrcga-
ton in the CcU'ral Connecticut
league last year.
Efforts are being mad" by Man.
agcr Eddie Moore to land Joe Jas
pet for the kcnSlngton team. IF ne
signs up. he will play in the short
stop position, making q good COM
bination on the inner works
frankie Sheehan, heavy stlcker and
former Falcon star, is also being
sought and he will probably be used
in the role Of utility outtielder and
pinch hitter. sheehan's strong forte
is his ability to crack the ball to ali
corners Of the lot.
With these additions to the team
the ragged work OF the lnfeld VII
most probably be corrected. Man.
aEcr Moore has not definitely settled
on his choices for the positions &c
be played by the men on the squad
but konsington fans are assured OF
combination for the remainder Of
the season.
Meriden has a strong Aggregation
and two good battles are expected
over the weekend. kcnsington i!
anxious to get back into the win
ming column and every effort vii
be made TO down Mcriden two
straight. Tho Silver city Endees fee
very differently about the matter
and there viii be plenty Of fight OF
both sides.
The game tomorrow afternoon IL
kcnsinEton viii be started prompt.
al 3 O'Clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
LOCALS LOSE 10
inning BATTLE
High School Team Defeated by
St. Thomas Seminary Nine

Three innings of an overtime
game were Necessary before st.
Thomas seminary baseball team was
able to put across a victory over the
New Britain high school team yes
terday afternoon. The score was I
TO 3. The game was played in Hart
ford and an agrr@l ent was made
that the contest would go seven in
nings. However the score was 3-3
at the end OF The seventh.
kernick. st. thomas pitcher
started the 10th inning with u single
into center field. Mccain was sent
in to run for him. He stole second
base while NGitlIc U2s falling a VIC
tim to Pitcher Joe Potts slants. lie
went to third on an intield out and
scored when Santa Lucia drove out
IL single.
Incidently it was Santa Lucia who
drove both OF the St Thomas runs
across the plat III the first inning.
A MT. sacrifice, a walk. a passed
ball and Santa LuCia's single scored
two runs.
New Britain got off to two-run
start in the first part OF the inning
when Bogdanski beltcd out a single
stole second and third. Saunders got
away with another one Of his fam
Gus hunts along the third base line
and before it could be fcldcd he
made perfect landing on first base
and Bogdanski scored. Saunders
stole second and went TO third on
Polls single TO center. Fred scored
on passed ball. When Chodu-
ko"lcz walked, Lawler was taken
from the pitchers box and Kernick
was substituted.
81. homas' again took the lead in
| the third inning Mccain walked
and made second on tho next play
io1ts Whlrled around and caught
McCann mapping near the keystone
sack. Then followed a series Of ban
tossing during which the New Brit
am lniicld began to run him down.
suddenly hodukowitz uncorked a
wild heave and MrCanrr scored.
NeW britain tied the score in the
MIN inning when Schnarr walked
stole second aHl scored on Man
gan S hit to center field,
Honors OF the game go to Santa
LUCIA for his timely hitting and to
Ne'ann tor general all-around work
both at bal and in the field. The
Ne" Britain team played a good
brand OF baseball especially in the
latter stages Of the game.
new Britain plays its last game of
the year against Suffield Preparatory
school tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock
Inc summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08

b. the Asso. aied Pres
Raked by Brooklyn rie-tirt, the
Cincinnati Reds today found most
Of the National league pack yelping
intentionally close upon then
heels.
Old Bill Doal. who gave up base
ball to dabble in real estate and then
decided 1t was Il mistake, pitched
the Dodgers TO a sensational Him
ming 10 victory over the Reds at
Brooklyn yesterday. McanW lille the
NeW York Giants noscd out the st
Louis Cardinals, 4 to 5, at the Polo
Grounds and moved up TO within a
game and half OF the league lead
erS
Doak and Pete Donohne hooked
I'D in one OF the prettiest pitching
luels of the season until the nth.
Then With on. out, Hendrick was
hit by a pitched bah and scored thu
winning run after successive singles
nv Herman and Brcssler. Doak al
lowed but six hits, issued no passes
but hit to hatsmen. Donohue was
touched for only five sateties, walk
ed three men and hit two,
Jack Cummings pinch hit in the
ninth enable the Giants TO beat the
Cardinals, as Larry Benton recorded
his ninth victory in ! starts, all Of
them complete games. Cummings
was batting for Benton in the tied
ninth when he drove in Terry with
the winning run. Flint Rhcm pitched
we'll for the Cards but found Benton
Just a ,rine morceff"ctiyc.
Pete SCOTS home run, single by
Sparky Adams and Lloyd Waners
double gave the Pittsburgh Pirates
Two runs in the 18th inning and an
s to 6 triumph over the Boston
Braves Burwell, recently obtained
from Indianapolis Of the American
Association, saved the day for the
Pirates. He went in as relief for
Carmen Hill in the ninth inning and
held the Braves to one hit. Five
home runs were smashed. Scott get
ting two. the others going to Horns
by, Barnhart and Taylor.
The Philadelphia Nationals broke
their nine game losing streak at the
expense OF the Chicago Cubs, Ray
Benge turning In Il 4 to 2, six hit
victory Hack Wilson hit his 10th
homer Of the season and went INTO
a tie with Del Bsonette of Brooklyn
for league leadership.
The New York Yankees stretched
their American league lead TO 10
full games by defeating the Cleyc-
land Indians, s to >. Four ran raj
lies in each Of the last two innings
gave George Pipgras his 10th vic
tory OF the year. Babe Ruth hit his
10Th homer of the season and Lou
Gehrig his 18TH.
Alvin Crowder allowed but f4Ar
hits as the Browns defeated tFe
Philadelphia Athletics at St. Louis
to !. Grove was nickcd for five
hits. one a homer by Brannom, In
the third inning whom the Browns
scored all their runs Ty Cobb fam
ned thrice.
Chicago fell into last place in the
standing when the Sox bowed TO
Washington, 10 ;. Lyons ANA Had
ley. the starting pitchers. We're ham
nered all over the lot. but Marbcr-
~ saved the game for the Senators
when he rescued Hadley and allow
I'd only four hits i'm five innings.
Bueky Harris returned to the lineup
ond kenna, a catcher from Mime
apolls OF the American Association
hackstopped his first fun game for
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
SAILS FOR EUROPE
United States Davis Cup Tennis
Team 10 Meet English Gombina-
ton June - and 20.

New York, June 5 CCP)-The
United states Davis cup team will
sail for Europe tonight on he lie de
France. The team is composed OF
William F. Tilden II of Philadelphia,
captain; John Hennessey Of Indian
apolis. George Lott of Chicago, and
Wilbur +. Coen, Jr.. Of Kansas City.
They will play a team match
against England's leading men
players at Eastbourne. Eng, June
% and %, and then enter the Eng
lish champ ionships, beginning June
%. The intcrzone Davis cup final be
tween the United States and The
winner of the European zone will be
played at Paris July 20. q, %. and
the winner will meet France, hold
or of the Davis cup. in the chai-
lenge round.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
FALCONS Meeting
BRILLIANT OUTFIT
Strong Lineup for Sunday Game
Hudsons Of New Haven Have

Plenty OF work is in store for the
team Sunday afternoon when the
Hudsons of New Haven invade this
city TO appear at st. Marys field.
The New Haven team is one of the
strongest in the state and its lineup
this year is better than in previous
leaders in semi-pro clubs in the
state.
Receipt by Manager John Cabay
of the Elm City roster today gives
tho hackers Of the local team an in
sight into the strength Of the in
yading forces. Stars in New Haven
baseball circles dot the iniield and
out field ana the combination has
plenty of defensive and offensive
strength.
The lineup Of the Falcons viii not
be changed from that which Won
axd lost last Weekend. Atwood,
former Eastern Lacquer. Who pitch
"a the team to victory over Ken
sington Sunday in the Paper Goods
town, will be on tn" slab and with
Il steady team behind him the New
liayon"rs viii lind their solf-confi-
denc" very much misplaced.
The New Haven team viii lineup
for the game as follows: Shanahau
If; o'I1idy, Sd; Larson, If. kralI, ct;
tHumcrano. s.: Schroeder, Id; Gal
1 'nnt,t,G and 10
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
PREPARES FOR TOURNEY.

London, June Np)-Miss
Helm Wills is going to coucentrat"
all her attention towards preparing
cor tho Wimbledon tournament and
tn" NI@h'man cup matches. she said
upon her arrival here from Paris.
y here she 'yon the French women q
tennis championship The American
girl said she would not compel" IN
any minor tourna m Mt as she 1cSlr
I'd TO be In good form for TIL. two
big British Tournaments
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
iBURRITTS START
LEAGUE SEASON
PoquonOCk to Oppose Locals at
Willow Brook Park Sunday

Foquonock, which last Sunday
handed the Burritt A. c. baseball
team OF this city u trimming in an
exhibition game. will furnish the OPP
position again this Sunday for the
locals in their first game in the
Pennington Valley Baseball league.
The game will be staged at Willow
Brook park at o clock
The Burritts have been one of the
leading teams OF the city since their
organization. For two years in sue
Cession. .he team copped the cham
pionship OF the City league and now
the club is seeking higher honors.
The strongest team possible will be
on the field Sunday afternoon and
10 this end. several now faces will be
seen during the game.
Til" Burritts ar" confident. despite
last weeks defeat, that they Will
open the league season with a win.
The outtield viii be com posed of
Joe Luty. leading hitter: "Ty Cobb
Gaida and Stanley Budnick. Two
Point" Adams OF basketball fame will
be at the dizzy corner while Star
head Budnick will be at short.
stub" Buduick, Joe Walicki and
Mickey Buchcri are fighting il out
for second base while Parsons, STAN
ley Works star. will be on first. The
II turn OF Marion Xal~ski in time for
tn" first game will assure the Bur
rtts OF efficient catching.
Ths pitching selection is e'iil IN
doubt as tho manag cement Is diCker-
ing for the services Of a ~tll-kHoHn
hurler. Jim HaNlick, diamond vet and
umpire all last season. will again
hold the indicator.
Thu Burrifte will practice Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock at Willow
Brook park ana all players are re-
quest"d to be on hand.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08

base hit s. I}udniCE Umpire: Sautter.
Fafnirs arc TrO,,nced
Slamming the offerings OF two
pitchers to all corners OF the lot, the
American Paper Goods team scored
10 runs in the first inning and five
in the second to give them total OF
| Is for the two sessions aud added
/ another in the seventh 10 trounce the
| Fafnir team lG to last night. The
/ surprise of the first Two frames WAS
entirely too much for the Iafnir
crew and the Bearing Makers were
unable to recupcrate enough TO CONS
anywhere near tying the score
| Woronicki started for Eafnirs but
| he lasted only until one man WAS
out in the first inning. Five hits. one
a double. We're bounded into the lot
off his delivery. B"lanecr relieved
I him but he was greeted by IA single.
An error, a walk, another error, a
sacrifice fly and a home run by
Warren botor. the inning Mis- over.
gave the Paper Goods big 10 for
/ the first inning. Bclanger started the
second by hitting man. Two singles
and two walks served to give him
his walking papers and Ferguson re-
4 lioved him. Ferguson had been hit in
his pitching arm his first time at
bat but despite this, he hurled Il
sweet game allowing only three hits
and one run for the remainder of
the game.
Umpire Mike Lynch called the
game at the end Of the seventh. I'M
pire Lynch claimed that il was too
difficult for the batters to see pitched
balls and tieldors We're having diff
Guilty in seeing ground balls hit 10
them
Fafnirs got one run back in the
first inning on a walk, wild pitch,
stolen base and an error by Sulick.
Staging IA rally in the fourth. the los
/ crs managed TO squeeze in five. Joe
Mccormick developed d streak OF
wldness and uncorkcd two wild
pitches to hit two batsmen. Three
walks, a single and an error paved
the way for the I'afnir scores. 4
double greeted him in the fifth and
two walks and an error brought in
another run but this ended the scor-
ing for iFatnirs for the day.
1t was Il terrible ball game all tho
way through. The Paper Goods team,
rated poorly by the rest OF the oppo-
sition. cnulated thes New York
Yankees at the bat by crashing out
II hits. Joe Mccormick allowed only
two hits in his stay in the box. His
brother Jim relieved him in the tifth
and allowed TO runs and two singles
off his delivery.
Krause's throw from right field to
third base to catch Kane going in,
was tho only feature of the game.
The summary
PAPER GOODS
ALB /: II PO j.
MaGuGtr, 10 ,... .
Joe Mccnik. 80. p o o 80 u
Warren, cf ..... 2 % .
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New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
PIRATES PRACTICE,

The Pirate baseball team will
practice at Willow Brook park sun
day morning at 10 o'clock. All mem
hers Of the team are asked to be on
hand.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08

FAVORITE TEAMS BEATEN
IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

Landers Bow to Russwins Despite Tough Uphill Fight
-Fafnirs are Crowned by American Paper Goods
Sluggers - Stanley Rule Loses Suggest to New
Britain Machine-Msplays and Poor Pitching Tell
Tales of Big Scores-Changes in Standing.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08

x- Battc4 Tor Russell he 9Th.
Boston 2G9 COG oug :
|otrojt u 2gu rl0 ON
Talo H. So hits. TAFT, Carroll. Bio"
i.u-lnS prnA.r. Russell. Empires, Van
GryGoa. MeGowan and Connolly Time:
81
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
- I ' !, q

Another cousin. Daniel J, Sharper,
ace OF the Ohio Wesleyan University
pitc hing staff, is now looking for
ward to a major league LOB.
Shaper tabove) was given free seats
to the world series last fall by his
"Poison" cousins but the dean
wouldn't let him away from the
university.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08

Teams called the favorites in the
Industrial Baseball league were
rudcly shocked from commanding
positions in the standing in games
played last night at Walnut Hill and
Willow Brook park. Fatnirs was
bumped out OF a first place tie by
the American Paper Goods team
while Landers was defeated in y
close battle by the RussWins. In the
game played at Willow Brook park.
the Machine Shop defeated Stanley
Rule in slugfest. This leaves the
Stanley Rule team the lone occu-
pant of the cellar.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
REDS CLOSELY HUNTED BY
NATIONAL LEAGUE PACK

Robin Sharpshooters Nov Down Cincinnati Team
Giants Defeat Cardinals - Pirates Score Triumph
Over Brayes-Phillics Break Losing Streak at Ex-
pense of Cubs - Yankees Dump Indians - Browns
Down Athletcs-Red Sox Bow to Tigers-Senators
Win.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
IIantlcrS Lose Game

hidlutCS ljsJ><' S1uutt
Landers fell one short Of tying a
seven run lead piled up by the Russ
wins despite u great uphill fight last
night and Il. & T.. walked Off with
a victory in the meeting between the
two. A double play started by a
wonderful one-handed catch OF a
long drive by Hennessey in right
field, cut the rally short and de-
fcatod the niNtrsals r. q f.
made all Of its runs in the first in
ring off the delivery of Bill Chant
before a man was out and Nestor
was called in 10 replace him. Nestol
had the Russwins Well in hand but
the damage had been done.
LanderS went TO pieces in the first
frame and the Winners scored seven
game was one of the best played
this season. Nestor stopped the
slaughter by tanning three men and
then sailed along nicely TO the end
CT the game. Landers' chance to tie
the count WAS killed by Hennessey' S
Sltbt tdl'll III LIE llllIiH ! Jul pha'
running and poorer strategy helped
Landcrs to lose. A chance to send a
man to third on a bunt with no one
out was passed up and Nestor pop
ped. The next was Il drive by Hill.
strand along the foul line and Hen
nessey stabbed it. one hand and
threw to second base for a double
The first inning was q weird af-
fair With the RussWins running wilC
90 the bases and the Landers play.
ors kicking the ball all over the lot
After this, Nestor rose 10 erea'
heights in the pinchcs. Landcrs go
man OIL for the first time in tht
fourth inning but Noonan nippet
him off The bag. in the fifth Me,
Herman cracked one into the pitch.
cr's box on Diamond No. . bu'
ground rules gave him only two
bases. The hit was good for home
run anywhere. He scored later. two
runs were scored in the sixth on Vim
CENTS crash to center.
Two more We're scored by Lander.
III lllt IfNt llUIl' VII 4N'slpl . lCIl
double 10 left center. Eddie Goel
made the trip around on 81 series o
plays in the next frame, leaving iii!
team one run behind
| Sparkling fielding marked the en-.
/ tire game and on several occasion!
! sharp plays prevented the team!
| from scoring. Stanley Rudnick'!
i bare handed catch of Gocb's hit tt
| short left was a scintillating play a!
! 1t WAS turned into q double star
4 head Budnick With three hits on
I a triple and the batting of Mckicr
| nan and NestOr, featured.
! Tho summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08

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ALB K II Pc

two out When winning run scored.
St Thomas 20l 600 900 ii
New Britain 2or 90 tn0 G-3
Tw" base I'M, lilip. Winning pitcher:
kornick. umpiyr: oL"ary. Time: 1:Jo.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08
Fafnirs are TrO,inced

Two ba sc hits: Nestor, OstertaE Thre
base hit. s BudniIE Umpire Sauttei
New Britain herald., 1928-06-08

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TIT Z AA1IL14I4N 40A4141AAAA4Vs
410 s. Madison St., Muncie, Ind.
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Woodford Pudding

Three egg yolkS, one cup sugar,
one cup blackberry preserves, one
cup flour, one-ahlf cup butter, one
half cup buttermilk, one-half tea
spoon soda. Mix we'll and bake in
deep pan. Spread with meringue.
Serve with sauce Of three eggs one
cup sugar, one cup butter, one-half
cup water and flour thickening.
MRS. T. DUNKIN.
Quincy, Ind.
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Graham Cracker Pie

Twenty-one crackers (rolled very
flne), one-half cup butter, eight ap-
pies cooked to sauce, cinnamon nut
meat seasoning. Knead crackers
and butter and divide evenly. Cover
bottom Of pan with half Of rolled
dough and fill with apples Cooked
without water) and sprinkle with
spice. Bake thirty-five minutes in
slow oven and serve with whipped
cream.
MRS. r. L. BUTTERWORTH.
Carmel, Ind, r. r. /.
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Summer Meat Loaf

Two cans pink salmon, two cups
stuffed olives, one-half cup nuts,
one egg, one-half cup bread crumbs.
Mix Thoroughly and shape in small
loaf. Bake. GLADYS KING.
125 s. Webster Ave-, city.
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onions, one can bean sprouts, one
can mushrooms. Cook twenty min
uteS, thicken with flour and serve
with noodles.
MRS. ELLA MCCOY.
1917 W. New York ST., city.
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DeviIed Tomatoes

Mix two tablespoons butter, one
egg yolk, one teaspoon mustard, one
tablespoon vinegar, one-fourth
teaspoon salt, pepper seasoning
Spread over flat surface Of halved
tomatoes and bake one-half hour in
moderate oven.
MRS. ORA RUNYON.
R. r. P, Box 399H, city
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Hubbard GBricot Conserve

Seven pounds rhubarb, two
pounds apricots, one can crushed
pineapple, seven pounds sugar. Soak
apricots and grind in chopper. Mix
with other fruit and sugar and cook
to desired consistency.
MRS. ELSA EARHART.
627 N Dearborn ST., city.
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apples, one-half cup sugar or mo-
IasseS, juice and grated rind of a
lemon and orange. Arrange alter
nate layers o. buttered crumbs and
nles in pudding dish and sprinkle
gar and cinnamon. Finish
fnbs and cover with mixture
Juice, water, and molasses.