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New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
City Items

st. Elmo lodge. Knights of Pyth-
las. will meet tomorrow evening to
confer tho rank of knighthood on
eight candidates. The entertainment
committee has arraigned q program
for the evening. Action will be taxi
en- on the reports of committees.
New Britain council, o. U. A. NJ.
will have an oyster stew this evening
after tho degree work at Vega hall
on Arch street.
Mrs. George r.. Schmalz OF 81
Homestead avenue underwent an op-
Grafton at the Hartford hospital
yesterday.
Notice has been sent to the cred
itors Of the bankrupt estate of Max
CHASER, owner Of Netty's Women's
Shop. that the estate has been
settled and the assets are insufficient
to pay any dividends to the credi-
tors other than to those entitled by
law to priority.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
Weddings
GORDON-KLEIN

New York. Nov. c7-Harry Cor
don. IS. formerly OF New Britain.
Conn.,. but at present Of 357 Seventh
avenue. New York. and Hattys
Klein. ~. of this city. were married
in the chapel Of the Municipal
Building here today. Deputy City
Clerk ]. ]. Mccormack performed
the ceremony soon after they secur-
cd their license.
Mr.. Gordon was born In New Brit
ain. the son of Joseph and Sara
Boyer Gordon. The bride, who was
born In .Yonkers, N. Y. il the
daughter of Joseph and Minnie
Roth Klein.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
EXPENSIVE POST CARDS

Chicago, Nov. 81 (UP)-Paul Metz
habit of going places and sending
back picture post cards reading
having a fine time, wish you were
here. love" cost him $4,000.
Miss Stella Slomski displayed a
sheaf Of the post cards before Judge
Harry c. SHUTTLE. yesterday and the
court considered them sufficient
proof of breach Of promise.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
URGE MOVIES Be
under CONTROL
Sen. Brookbart Desires Industry
Run BY Government

Washington. Nov. II P-Federal
regulation Of the production OF mo-
ton pictures versus the discretion
of individual motion picture exhibi-
tors was subject OF q debate that
marked the initial session here last
night of the Federal Motion Picture
council.
Senator Brookhart. OF Iowa, and
Congressman Hudson. of Michigan.
each author OF bills in congress
which would provide for the super
vision Of moving picture production
by the federal government made ad-
dresses explaining In detail the
workings of their proposed legisla-
ton. Representative Hudson as
serted that his bill went farther than
that OF the senator's by providing
for the creation Of \ federal motion
picture commission to take over the
supervision.
Pastor Talks
Rev. William Murdoch Macleod,
Pinehurst, North Carolina, pastor
took the floor during the open
forum following the speeches and
denied that exhibitors were ham,
pered by the so-called block booking
system now practised by producers.
in showing the type Of pictures they
desired.
Are you in favor Of Congressman
Hudson's bill?" questioned Canon
William Sheafe Chase. New York.
chairman OF meeting. Because In
this new open forum we don't want
any argument against It,"
II am not against the bill II 1t can
be shown that 1t Is the satisfactory
method OF keeping motion pictures
decent and Of value in the educa-
tional held" answered the Rev. Mr..
Macleod.
But I believe that the individuals
Of each community should be re-
sponsible for the type Of pictures
shown, and should be aroused to .
point where they will boycott the I'M
desirable films"
What good will Z boycott do. II
the exhibitors are forced to buy
without seeing. many bad films Just
in order to get the few that they
want?" interrupted Senator Brook
hart.
States Belief
ION behalf Of the people Of my
own community l must state my be.
lief that they will resent most in
tensely any suggestion that they are
mentally or morally incapable Of
making their own decisions and in
making known to the thsater owners
their sentiments In this respects" re-
piled Rev. Mr.. Macleod.
In explaining tho feasibility Of
his bin for federal regulation. Sena-
tor Rrookhart explained that any
amendments to the bill would serve
TO strengthen it rather than weaken
1t.
Women representatives Of the
General Federation OF Women's
clubs. the p. A. r.. and the League
OF American Prnwcmen. who have
declared that they will not support
the federal control policy, and who
did not attend the evening session,
will be present at tomorrow's husi-
ness sessions a. "observing. not sup
porting" delegates.
A queen hee. recently exhibited in
London, had travelled $500 miles
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
Julius Stremlau Is
APPOINTED in Meriden

Meriden, Nov. p P-Mayor
Wales L. Debussy today announced
the appointment of Julius C. Strem-
lau to the board of apportionment
and taxation to fill vacancy.
Mr.. Stremlau will take office next
month when the board meets to act
on the yearly budgets of the city de-
partments. Mr.. Stremlau is a for
mer state representative and was the
first prohibition director for Con-
necticut during President Wilson's
administration. He is also past
president Of the Connecticut State
Federation Of Labor and at present
is chairman Of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles State Aerie old age pen
sion commission.
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
Believe Entire Crew of
q Lost Lives In Sea

Amsterdam. Holland, Nov. u "
All efforts to rescue the crew Of the
Italian steamer Salento which
grounded OF Zaandvoort on sunday
have been unavailing because OF =
terrific surf which has been running.
1t was regarded ~ virtually GER
tain that the entire crew. believed
to number 81. were drowned.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
PORTSMOUTH MAY BENEFIT

Concord, N. H.. Nov. 81 R-Sen-
ator George H. Moses expressed
opinion today that passage OF the
naval construction bill would bene-
fit New Hampshire. as three or fSur
Of the new cruisers would be as
signed to the Portsmouth navy yard.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
OFFER CREDITORS is PER CENT

OFFER CftElJIIOttS 10 T14H CENI
In the bankruptcy case OF ]. AL
pert, dry-goods merchant in business
at tho corner OF North street and
Hartford avenue. the following ap-
praisers have been appointed: Martin
Horwitz. Louis Gitlitz and B. Gold
berg. An offer Of IS per cent will
be made and the first meeting OF the
creditors will be held at - o'clock
noon on Friday. December 7. Nor
ris Rosenberg is attorney for the
bankrupt and David l.. Nair Is re-
ceiver.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27

A queen hee. recently exhibited in
London, had travelled $500 miles
by post.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
ESCAPES INJURY

CRANKY. Mass, Nov. ~ (UP)-A
four month old baby escaped injury
when a compressed air explosion
hurled q tank through the floor OF
a house and upset the infants crib.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER e. 1925

was Miss Rose Pierce and Walter
Chadwick was best man. After the
ceremony 4 reception was held At
tho home Of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Duker left for . wedding trip.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
DUKER-DAVIS

The marriage of Miss Olive NJ.
Davis Of 81 Olive street to Walter T.
Duker of Lyman street took place
yesterday morning at : o'clock at St.
Mary's church. Rev. Walter J..
Lyddy OBLIGATED. The maid Of honor
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
FOSTERING OF THE SAIL
 MON FISHING INDUSTRY

PASADENA, Dec. 6.-The Vest ern regional convention of the United States Chamber of Commerce, before adiourning yesterday, adopted resolu- tions that the its national board of directors be called upon to give at tention to the fostering of the salmon fishing industry. The convention also recommended that Alaska be excepted from the provisions of the Jones' ! White shipping bill. now pendinb be- fore Congress. This bill would re- strict foreign vessels from coastwise trade. but this would probably result in considerable injury to Alaskan prnducts, the convention delegates pointed out.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
$40. 82 PER CAPITA UNITED
 STATES CASH WEALTH

WASHINGTON. - The stock of money i'll the U4esrrd States an. Sep tember 90 was. reported by the Treas ury Department today at $8,213,e15,- 127, or $40.S2 per capita for the esti- mated 118,72o,0O0 population on that day
 Of the .tetal money stock. $6,415,- 0S3, ,402 was in circulation outside of the Treasury, The actual per capita. stock of money showed decline from the 042.19 figure reported one year ago
 Of the S6,415 ,083, ,4O2 in money cir ,culating outside of the Treasury OF September 30. the Treasury added federal reserve banks and federal agents held s1 568,420,09b. In con- sequence, the actual total of scirculat- ing money outside of the Treasury and the federal reserve system on September 30 amounted to $4,846. 663 ,307, and GIT this basis the circu- lating medium amounted to S40.82 pet capia. of population.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
Congress
 sCOnVeneS
{ COOLIDGE SAYS NATION IN WHDNDERFUL ERA OF PROS
 PERITY AND PEACE.

FTWASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-In his | message to Congress today President ( Coolidge emphasized once more his desire for an increase in American x naval strength, urged farm relief < program which would meet with ap- x proual of the. administration, made suggestions for legislation covering
 most, important subjects, and ended :. by declaring that the nation, was in an era of prosperity and peace such as never before had been experienced.
 The President also sent the Kellog- Brand for remuneration of war to the
 Senate and with it a special message urging that it be ratified.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
EielSOn May
 Get Medal
CONGRESSIONAL AWARD PRO- POSED, IN RECOGNITION OF
 SERVICES IN. ARCTIC.

WASHINGTON, Dec 7.--ACsCen- gressional medal of honor would be awarded by the President to Lieut.. Carl B. Eielson, of the Army Air Ser vice Reserve, pilot of the .airplane that took Sir George Hubert Wilkins across the polar regions, under, under a bill introduced today by Representa- tive Burtness of North Dakota.
 Lieut.. Eielson piloted the Wilkins plane from Point Barrow, Alaska, to ,Swalbard-
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
LINDBERGH'S AIR LINE
 TO CARRY 'PILLLMANS'

NEW YORK.-On recommendation, of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh. chairman of it's technical committee, the Transcontinental Air Transport Company, organized to operate the ar portion of plane-train service across the country, decided today to establish an all-air route from Co., lumbus, Ohio, to the west coast.
 Planes with sleeping accommoda- tions will be used for night flying.
 The affair route, President c. M. Keys, of the company, announced, will place New York one business day from the west coast It will sup plement the originally planned joint rail and air route giving daily 48- hour service between the coast. Plans orf this service, it wa sstated, are well under way.
 Gradual development of an au-air route was the first intention of the executive committee of the company, MT. Keys said. The plans, however, were hastened by the findings and recommendations of the technical committee, headed by Colonel Lind bergh, who has been studying meteor ological conditions and topography preparatory to opening of the air and mail routes
 By using the affair service, it was explained, the passenger could leave New York Wednesday, night. lose only one business daysand4he id San Fran cisco or Los Angeles on Ffiday.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
N. D. SENATOR MAY OPPOSE COMBINATIONS OF WEST AS
 SECRETARY OF INTERIOR

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Gerald P. Nye, North Dakota, of the public lands committee, gaye<noticesato the Senate today that he wouldFoppose confirmation of the nomination of Roy o. West as Secretary. of Interior until he discloses whether he was,cen- nected with the Samuel Insuu public utility interests, Chicago.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
ANNUAL BUDGET CALLS FOR
 EXPENDITURE OF s 900 .0O0. .0Oe

WASHINGTON. Dec 4-bb .bbt
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Congress received today from President Cool idge the annual budget, calling for ar expenditure of s3,78O,O00,00O during the next fiscal year. Included in the budget Is the item of $15, 900 for the Alaska relief fund next year, and the same for 1930
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
ERATED BY TELEGRAPH WIRE MACHINES OP-

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 5.-a telegraph wire operated two news paper. typesetting machines. here to- day at the plant of the Rochester Times-Union. Dispatches by tele- graph were transferred mechanically direct into sthe machines, with the human tnuoh eliminated, and were4re- corded in lines of metal type.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
NOMINATIONS OF WEST AND
 WHITNEY SENT. TO SENATE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The nom ination of Roy o. West of Illinois for Secretary of Interior and William F. Whitney of Massachusetts as Secre- tary of Commerce. were submitted to the Senate today by President Cool idge.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
Influenza
 Breaks Out
15,OOO CASES REPORTED FROM ' STATES; OVER 5000 CASES
 IN 9IIFORNIa

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-A wave of influenza, which started in Califor- nia, Is spreading with most alarming rapidity. Fifteen thousand cases are reported from nine States. In Cali fornia, 8,213scases have been reported with II fataliaies.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
NOrthcOtt
 COnfeSSeS
SAYS THAT NINE BOYS WERE SLAIN ON HIS RIVERSIDE
 RANCH.

; RIVERSIDE, Gal, Dec. 6.-Gordon Stewart Northcott last night con fessed to the police authorities here that nine boys were slain on his Wine vile ranch. He said that he slew five, while four were murdered by others
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

ANCHORAGE E.-The Pacific Coast Steamship Company has placed it's winter schedule in effect, which means that the company will operate only one boat a month to Southwest ern Alaska. The Admiea1 Evans has been taken oc the run and service will be provided ehy the Admiral Watson Hereafter mail will be received five times month-on feur Tuesdays and one Friday
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
SENATOR 1COUZENS GETS A
 TAX REFUND OF $9S9, ,s3s

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-A tax re- fund of S989,833 has been given by the. Treasury Department to Senator Couzehs of Michigan, from whom it had sought to collect an additional as- sessment of tenA million dollars.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
S28, ,O0O, 900 FOR PRlHIBi- 
 TON. ENF0RCEME ENT

WASHINGTON, Dee. 6.-The trea- sury supply bill for 1880, as reported today,,earries s2s,00O,000 for prohihi- tion enforcement.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Mr. and Mrs. Sid Paulson, who ar rived Friday for brief town visit, returned yesterday to their home at Ophir.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
HOG. CASES SMALLPOX kOTZE-
 .BUE SOUND SETTLEMENTS

NOME, Dec. sG.-Strict quarantine is being enforced at Kotzehue Sounc settlements where there ore one hun dred cases of -smallnon.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Mrs. Victor Hill, who was Friday bisitor, returned to her home at Vic tor Gulch today, a passenger of Henry MarteIla.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
GENERAL IMPROVEMENT IN
 KING GEORGES CONDITION

LONDON, Dec. 6.-Buckingham Palace circles let it be known at p. m. that the condition of the King had rot changed since an earlier bulletin from the physicians, which reported ower temperature and general im- provement.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

SEATTLE, Dec. S6.-Ezra- Meeker, famed trail blazer, was buried at Puy- allup today, following impressive fu- neral services in Seattle. A prairie schooner, laden with flowers, drawn by a yoke cf oxen, led the line of march to the mortnary, where the body lay in state.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Mail Carrier Charlie Konig, with ingoing mail. arrived Tuesday, leav- ing Wednesday for Ophir. Accom- panying him as far as Ophir was Mrs. Konig, who returned the following day with Mail Carrier Charlie O5Hal- loran to her home at McGrath.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Mail Carrier Charlie O'Halloran. with the outgoing mail, arrived on Thursday and continued on his way on Friday
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Charlie Konietzko, who returned Tuesday from trip to McGrath, left W Wednesday for Iditarod, on his way to Bear creek, Lower Kuskokwim, where he expects to be located during the coming season..
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Miss Pauline Kozevnikoff, Takotna school teacher, after aa hurried busi- ness trip to FaThankss is reported to have avriegh807 cmfw mfw mfw fffg have arrived at McGrath yesterday, coming via the Bennett plane.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

WASHINGTON, ,sDec. 6.-senator Dill of Washington state. called the attention of the Senate today. o.the death of Ezra Meeker, of Seattle, who crossed the continent in 1852 by OK team and lived to travel the same route by airplane
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Ed Whe'an, well known mining man, is reported is reccnt departure via aiIp,ane to FairbauISse; headed for q home visit on the Outside.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

LONDON, Dec. 8.-KiEg Georges general condition is reported un- changed tonight, though five ph9si- clans were holding a consultation this afternoon to make a comprehen- slve review of the entire case.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Work. chairman of. the Republican national committed, today designated Lieutenant Charles Grant, a grandson of General Grant, sas. chairman of the committee to arrQnge for the. Hoover inauguration ball.
 LONDON, Dec.yE.-sDr. Cos1no Cor don Land wasse enthroned today as Archbishop of Ganterbury and pri- mate of all England in the most col orful ecclesiastical ceremony England has seell.in many years.
 MANAGUA,,.Niearagua, Dec. 7.--. Sergeant Charles Williams, of As toria, NY, was killed Thursday in battle between American marines and bandits in Nuevesegovia.
 ROME, Dec. 7.-The Pope, in re- ceiving Henry G. Clinton, new British minister t6 the Vatican, said that he is praying necessarily for the recov- cry or King George.
 PARIS, Dec. 6.-France today off cially refused the request of the United States for eXtradition of H. o. Blackmer, missing oil case witness.
 SEATTLE, Dec 6.-Robert Fea- gles, 65,-.a a pioneer of Alaska and Washington, mining engineer, died to- day at his home here.
 < CAMBRIDGE, sMass., July 7.-Alice daughter of Henry w. ,Longfellow, died at her home here yesterday.
 LONDON, Dec. 5.-The House of Commons agreed this afternoon to consider the biH to abolish capital punishment. ts OLYMPIA, Dec. 6.-State Auditor c. w. Clausen and Miss Hattie Wat son were married here today.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.- The House today passed the $1,900, ,000, ,0O0 Treasury poatoficr biil.
 DENVER, Dec. 7.-Gov. Adams is i'll with influenza. : SENATOR. DU. FONT RESIGNS.
 WILMINGTON, Dec. 5.--T. Colssi man du Pont resigned today as a of the United States Senate. ! His resignation is due to i'll health.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Dick Stevenson, aftsr saa.couple of days visit here, -retnrnedsto sOphir yesterday.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
CHEAP FREIGHT RATES
 ARE AIM OF .SIJTHERLA AND

SEATTLE.-Dan Sutherland, who was reelected as Delegate from Alaska, passed through here Satur- day, headed for Washington to take his seat for his fifth term and to open a fight involving freight rates.
 Under the merchant marine act, productes are virtually forced to come over Seattle. docks, Sutherland said, pointing out that Alaska alone is ex- cepted by the act from the privileges of special low freight rates for slow rail and water hauls westward thru Canada. The freight must be taken to Seattle and then reconsigned, with the middleman's charges z. paid in Alaska, declared Sutherland,
 MT. Sutherland said he was grate- ful to. Senator Jones for helping win Alaska's road, river and harbor ap- ,propriations. The Delegate plans to help General Manager 0hlson of the Alaska Railroad in his colonization plan. He is still fighting for. greater power for the Territorial Legislature and said that will help Seattle.
 Mir. Sutherlasd declared: Alaska showed tremendous Smith sentiment, yet l think if we could have voted on it we would have run a majority for Hoover. That was the issue of my own campaign, for Grigsby made an aggressive and forceful campaign for Smith, whom he helped nominate and for the repeal of the Territorial pre- hlbition enforcement act
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Hans Erickson, Cones creek oper- ator. was a Friday arrival, for 6 brief business visit
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

John Krieger left Thursday, head ed for Tplstoi for a-stay of indefinite duration.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Rasmus Matsen was amenr talday arrivals, for few days ir town.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Mrs Chester Brink, driving her own fast sones, left today for -a few days visit at OphiE
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Del Thompson left this morning for Canes cr9els, where he expects to be busy with his team for the next fw days.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
EZRA MEEK FER, FAMED PlO-
 MEEK, CROSSES LAST DIVIDE

SEATTLE, Dee. 4.-Ezra. Meeker, at the age of 98, of Oregon trail fame, died yesterday at the Hotel Frye.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Mrs. Louise Livenilagen, awho has been the nome guest of Mir. and Mrs. Chester Brink for the JnastAfew days, departed for her home at Dphir this morning, going over wixh ,1IoEn .Repo.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Charlie Goebel made the trip to Nc GEath on Thursday
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Henry Martella left Wednesday for Ophir, with Martin Clancy as pas senger.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Mrs. Leaise Livenhagen and John Repo, with the latter's teams returned "Wednesday from brief visit at Mc- Gr.th.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Johnnie Adams and Bud Rileyfwere Teurs3s7 departures for McGrath.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

CharlieeGoebel left Thursday for McGrath.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

Claude Nyberg left Friday for Me Grath, to remain for some days.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

H. C.. Wallick was among Tuesdas arrivals for q. short visit here
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
Photographic Ticks.

WASHINGTON,s Dec. 7.-Hubert Work, chairman of. the Republican national committed, today designated Lieutenant Charles. Grant, a grandson of General Grant, sas. chairman of the committee to arrQnge for the. Hoover inauguration ball.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

DENVER, sDec. 7.-Gov. Adams is dangerously i'll with influenza.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

LONDON, Dec.,f1-sDr Cos.no, Cor don Land was enthroned today as Archbishop of Ganterbury and pri- mate of all England in the most col orfu, ecclesiastical ceremony England has seell-in many years.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08
SENATOR DU FONT RESIGNS.

WILMINGTON, Dec. 5.-T. Colss man du Pont resigned today as a member of the United States Senate. His resignation is due to i'll health.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

MANAGUA,,.Nicaragua, Dec. 7.- Sergeant Charles Williams, of As toria, NY, was killed Thursday in battle between American marines and bandits in Nuevesegovia.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

PARIS, Dec. 6.-France today off cially refused the request of the United States for ,extradition of H. O. Blackmer, missing oil case witness.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

ROME, Dec. 7.-The Pope, in re- ceiving Henry c. Clinton, new British minister t6 the Vatican, said that he is praying necessarily for the recov- cry of King George.
The Kusko times., 1928-12-08

SEATTLE, Dee. 6.-Robert Fea- gles, 65,-.a pioneer of Alaska and mining engineer, died to- day at his home here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08

injured. and Lacey told the police he
would settle for breaking the post.
collision occurred at the east ap-
proach to the bridge over AnacoStis
River at Pennsylvania avenue south
east about 4:30 pm. yesterday between
the automobiles of Louis C. johnson,
Washington, Va, and Ernest Fank-
houser. 507 P street. resulting in injury
to Ernest Fankhouser, jr.. years old.
The boy was treated at Casualty Hos
pital for injuries to his face and head.
While playing in front of his home.
2723 Brandywine street, shortly after
noon yesterday, Richard M. Murphy. 5,
was struck by the automobile of Ar
thur A. Lipphard. I'LL Potomac avenue
southeast, and his legs and arms were
injured. He was given first aid by DR..
John F. Preston.
Ralph Wells, 10, 1918 A street north
east, was required by the police to de-
post collateral at No. police station
Saturday night for his appearance in
Police Court to answer q charge OF
reckless driving after his car had col
lided with the machine of Nicanar e.
CardoneS, 1903 Ninth street, at North
Capitol and r streets. Gladys Wells,
II years old. 1881 Third street, sister
of the driver of the former car. was
slightly injured. e