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Evening star., 1928-10-28

Charles Gordon, DR.. Israel SchApiro.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A. Wilmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Willcher, Mr.. and Mrs. q. q.
Eluto, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mailman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers Jacobs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Weinberg, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Freedman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
9egaloff, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Shefferman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Klein, Miss Vittle
Krupsaw, Mr.. and Mrs. william Rosen-
dorf, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel v. Gusack,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ponack, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Koplin, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney A.
Wisemarl, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ]. Roth
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Gittel-
man, Mrs. L. w. williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Within. Mr. ivan Heideman, Mrs.
Blondheim, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Git
telman, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Aronson, Mr..
Charles Kohen, Mr.. and Mrs. Praeger,
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Kraft and Miss
Frances Harriet Smiler, young dAugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Smiler.
Solos were rendered by Mrs. Alex
Koplin. MIR. Al Shefferman, Mrs. Clara
Wiseman, DR. Charles Gordon and Mrs.
A. Ponack. Mrs. Dora Silverman re-
cited several original poems and the
evening was brought to close by an
old-fashtoned sing"
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Official Folk of Capital
Listed in Personal Mention
Special Items of Interest Relating to Representa-
tives of Cabinet Congress and Other
Prominent Society Groups.

Mrs. Harry S. New, wife Of the Post.
master General, will leave Washington
the middle Of the week for her home In
Indianapolis, where she viii be until
after the election Tuesday, November
6. The Postmaster General will Join
her in Indiana week from today. Mrs
new will stop to visit In Dayton, Ohio
en- route to indianapolis.
Mrs. Fort, wife Of Representative
Frapkl1n w. Fort of New Jersey, Is in
Washington and is at the Mayfiower.
Mrs. w. Irving Glover, wife of the
Assistant Postmaster General, accom-
panied by her sons. Thomas and War
ren, left Friday evening for New Haven
to attend the Army-Yale foot ball game
yesterday. They win pass Sunday In
New York with Mrs. Glover's sister and
will rejoin Mr.. Glover in their apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel to-
morrow.
Prince Cantacuzene has Joined Prin-
cess Cantacuzene and their daughters,
the Princess Ida Cantacuzene and Mrs.
Bruce Smith, in Washington, and is
with them at the Mayflower. His son,
Prince Michael CantacuEene, will arrive
In Washington today and Mr.. Bruce
Smith is expected from Louisville to-
morrow. Among other out-of-t town
guests who will arrive In washington
tomorrow and Tuesday for the wedding
of Princess Ida and Mr.. John Hanbury
Williams will be Mr.. and Mrs. Potter
Palmer Of Chicago, Mr. Boudinot Con-
ner and Mr.. Montgomery Schuyler OF
New York and Miss Juliana Cutting,
also Of New York.
The prince and princess will be hosts
at dinner Tuesday evening in the Chi
nese room Of the Mayfiower for the
wedding party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard of
Chestertown, Nd, and their son, Mr..
Wilbur Ross Hubbard, are in Washing
ton and are at the Mayflower.
Mrs. Elonzo Tyner and her daughter,
Miss Peggy Tyner, have arrived in
Washington and are in residence at
the Mayhower, where they have taken
an apartment for the Winter.
Mrs E. H. O. Slater has returned
to Washington and opened her home
on Eighteenth street after spending
the Summer In the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment have
returned to their Washington home
after several months spent In Europe,
arriving in New York Tuesday aboard
the Majestic.
Miss Mary Temple of Knoxville,
Tenn, arrived in Washington Saturday
and is a guest at the Mayf1ower.
MIR. and Mrs. Parsons
Plan Visit in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs jeffrey Parsons will
sail Friday night for Europe and will
be abroad for two years.
Mrs. Frederick Ball Pope is stopping
at the Maynower for few days en-
route to Augusta, Ca, for the Winter
season.
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sence in the West, where he was called
Friday by the illness of his sister.
Among those who were asked from out
of town were Maj. Gen. Preston Brown,
commanding 1st Corps Area, U. 8.
Army; Brig. Gen. e. L. King, COM
mandant, Command and General Staff
School; Brig. Gen. Charles j. SYM
monds, commandant, the Cavalry
School; Brig. Gen. Edgar T. Collins,
commandant, the Infantry School, and
Lieut.. Col. George c. Marshall, jr., the
Infantry School.
Ofdcers of the Navy and Marine
Corps who were invited were Admiral
G. e. Hughes, Rear Admiral Hilary P.
Jones, Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman,
Rear Admiral e. H. Eberle, Rear
Admiral A. T. Long, Rear Admiral r.
II. Jackson, Rear Admiral J. v. Chase,
Rear Admiral II. II. Hough, Rear
Admiral w. .. Leahy, Rear Admiral w
A. Moffett Rear Admiral A. L. Willard,
Rear Admiral g. B. McVay, Rear .Ad-
Yarnell, Rear Admiral W. H. STANDBY,
miral L. A. Bostwick, Capt. e. J. King,
Capt. A. w. johnson, Capt Wilson
Brown and Rear Admiral E. H. Camp
bell. Maj. Gen. j. A. Lejeune, COM
inandant, u. g. M. O.; Brig. Gen. B. H
Fuller, U. s. M. c.: Brig. Gen. r. H
Lane, U. s. M. c.; Brig. Gen. G. H
McCawley. and Brig. Gen. q. Richards
U. 8. M. G.
Foreign military attaches asked in
cluded Col. Jose Urdanivia Gines,
Peruvian; Col. Don Samuel Rojas, Mex
ican; Brig. Gen. Augusta villa, Ital-
ian; Col. Hisao Watari, Japanese; Maj.
Casajus, Spanish; Capt. e. A. Prieto,
Cuban; Maj George Thenault, French;
Maj. 2. Galeno. Chilean, and Lieut.
Col. A. M. zuloaga, Argentine. Others
among invited guests were Mai. Gen
Andre Brewster, u. s. A., retired; Brig
Gen. Robert E. Callan, Col. o. s.
Eskridge and Col. Edward F. Markham.
Entertainments for British Visitors.
The Minister of Canada and Mrs
Vincent Massey will entertain a COM
pany Of "a at luncheon today at the
legation for Lord and Lady Allenby, and
this evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson
Gary will be hosts to large company
at dinner in the Chinese room Of the
Mayflower.
Gen. John J. Pershing planned q
luncheon for the field marshal yester-
day, but was unable to be present, and
Gen. Herbert B. Crosby acted as host
for him. While Lord Allenby was
being entertained at the Metropolitan
Club Lady Allenby was being feted by
Mrs. Stanley Rinehart, know profession
ally as Mary Roberts Rinehart.
Lord and Lady Allenby will leave TO-
morrow afternoon for New York, and
will sail shortly for England.
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| Mrs. c. G. Covington of Wilmington
Del, frequent visitor here, Is guest
at the Hotel Grafton, where she vii
remain for q short time. Her son-in.
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. l. w
Murphy Of Greensboro, N. c., are with
her.
Mrs. Daniel J. Carr has returned tC
Washington after . three-week abb
sence, during which she visited Allan.
tic City, New York and New Haven
Conn. Miss Helen Carr, daughter oi
Col. and Mrs. Carr, returned here last
week after q two-month visit with
friends at Fort Benning, Ca, where she
was constantly entertained.
Mrs. D. A. Usina and Mrs. Dean
Welch Of Nutley, N. j., have rnotored to
washington, and are ct the Carlton for
few days.
Mrs. John Cassatt Tomlinson has
gone to Kansas City, Mo-, where she will
spend several weeks visiting her sisters,
Mrs. Mamie Pierce and Miss Ada Dud-
ley Gosnell. She has made her home
In Washington for two years to be near
her son, Lieut. w. q. Tomlinson. U. s. NJ,
who is stationed at the Anacostia flying
field. She will rejoin him here on her
return East.
Mrs. Peck Of Panama
Visiting Washington.
Mrs. George Curtis Peck, wife Of the
United States commercial attache to
Panama, is making q short visit to
Washington. While in this city Mrs.
Peck viii be at the Hotel Dupont.
Mrs. e. A. Alderman of University,
Va, Is at the Carlton for short stay.
Miss Laura Boyd, who Is the sister
Of Dr.. Jorge Eduardo Boyd, associate
justice Of the Supreme Court Of pam
anna, who has been ct the Wardman
Park Hotel for the past month or six
weeks, will leave Thursday to pass the
week end with Col. and Mrs. George
Nugent at, Fort Monroe. Col. Nu-
gent Is commanding oficer ct Fort
Monroe. From there Miss Boyd will go
directly to New York and will SAL about
the 10th for her home In Panama,
where she will pass the Winter, return.
ing to washington early In the Spring.
Mr.. Paul A. Sullivan, who has been
abroad for several weeks, arrived Mon"
day on the Leviathan.'
Mrs. Frederick 8. Coolidge will arrive
In Washington tomorrow from Pitts
field, Mass, and Tuesday will entertain
a party Of "a at luncheon at the May
flower, where she stays when in Wash
ington. The first chamber music con-
cert of the season will be given Tues
day in the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge
Auditorium In the Congressional Lii
brarv.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Hayes of Port
Jarvis. N. Y, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Schroeder, have arrived at
the Carlton for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs G. M. Brewer of CAM
bridge, Mass, are ct the Carlton for q
stay of several days.
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General and Special Notes
From the Diplomatic World
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Bronis Kasiniir Balutis. has come to
washington and Is established In the
legation at 1922 Sixteenth street Tor
the Winter.
The counselof Of the Swiss legation
and Mime. Lardy will arrive today from
a fortnight's trip in CANADA.
The counselor of the Netherlands le-
cation. MIR. Van Hoorn, sailed FRIDAY
aboard the Majestic for his nome arc
will spend a brief time at Ine Hague
and return to washington the middle
of December.
Col. Casenave has been appointed
military attache of the French embassy
and will come to Washington to assume
his duties early In the new year. Cni'
Casenave will succeed Gen. George "A.
L. Dumont, who was military attacne
at this post for several years and mace
a large circle of friends for himself ana
for Nine. Dumont, who was with him
here for short periods.
Capt and Signora Lais
To Fete Envoy and Wife.
The naval attache of the italian en-
bassy and Signora Lais will entertain
at dinner Thursday evening in honor
of the Italian Ambassador and Nobh
Donna Antoinette de MARITIME.
The naval attache of the French
embassy Comdr. Sable. sailed FRIDAY
aboard the French cruiser Duquesne
for France to join Mime. Sable in Paris.
They will return to Washington the
latter part of November.
The assistant naval attache Of the
British embassy. Comdr. W. g. Horton.
and Mrs. Horton will entertain small
company at the Halloween dinner dance
in the Wardman Park Hotel wednesday
evening.
The secretary of the italian embassy.
Signor MaScia, will be joined by Sig
nora Mascia the middle of the week.
Signora Mascia is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs James w. DoTf1ville, In
Montreal, Canada.
The second secretary Of theN British
embassy Sir Adrian William Maxwell
Baillie, Bart. will leave Washington the
end of the week and will sail for Eng
land Wednesday, November Z. aboard
the Mauretania. Sir Adrian will retire
from the diplomatic service on his ar
rival In London.
The first secretary of the Ecuador
legation, Senior Don Juan Barberis. who
has been charge daffafres of Ecuador
at this post since 1925. has been pro-
NOTED to charge daffaires of Ecuador
at London Senior Barberis will remain
here until the end of November and
will then sail for England to take up
his new duties at the Court of St.
James.
The third secretary of the British
embassy and Mrs. Henry l.. d'A. Hop
kinson have given up their house at
| l727 Nineteenth street and will move
later in the week to the Galleon, where
they have taken an apartment for sew
erai months. Mr.. Hopkinson's tour of
duty at this post will shortly be COM
pleted and he will return to England
early In the new year. Mrs. Hopkin-
son, who was formerly Miss Alice La
bouisse Emo, recently returned from
London, where she was called by the
serious illness and death of her father,
Mr.. Henry Lane Emo.
The second secretary of the Polish
legation, Mr.. Jan Stalinski, was host at
dinner Wednesday evening In his apart
ment on Belmont road.
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Bronis Kasiniir Balutis. has come to
washington and is established In the
leoation at 1922 Sixteenth street for
tho Winter
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DR.. and Mrs. Smiler Honor
Guests at Surprise Party

A large surprise party was given for
Or. and Mrs. N. Norman Smiler in the
Takoma Park home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel oittelman sunday evening, Oc-
tober 81, by Mrs. Sidney A. Wiseman
and Mrs. Samuel 0ittelmAn, sisters Of
Mrs. Smiler. The drawing room was
decorated with chrysanthemums, dahlias
and tea roses and the guests were served
from handsomely appointed table, the
centerpiece being wedding cake with
miniature bride and bridegroom atop
and garlanded with pink tea roses.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stein, Mrs. Dora sllverman
mother OF Mrs. smiler: DR.. and Mrs
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Catholic University
Group Gives Dance

A group from the Catholic Uniyer-
sity entertained at dance Wednesday
evening in the garden house Of the
Grace Dodge Hotel. Mr.. X. @. Roy
dance,
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gifted musician, and there will be dane.
Ing, which will continue until midnight,
with an excellent orchestra In attend-
ance.
washington, 1t Is believed, will not
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soon forget the exceptionally distin.
guished affair at which Col. Charles
A. Lindbergh, fresh from his triumph
ant trip to Europe. was the honor
guest of the Minnesota Society.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
GENE SARAZEN RETAINS
 METROPOLITAN TITLE
Stocky Fresh Meadow Pro Battles His Way Through Against
 a Select Field

New York. Sept 21 ReWhether it's match play or medal makes no difference to Gene Sarazen. A year ago the stocky Fresh Meadow pro blasted his way through 72 holes of medal competition to win the Metro politan professional title. Yesterday ke wound up a three day session of match play at the Quaker Ridge club by defeating Craig Wood of Forest Hill. and 1. in the 36 hole final to reain the championship.
 On the last round the Newark player gave the 1922 open champion the toughest battle of any of his five opponents in the tournament In the morning Sarazen. going at top speed. shot round of 76 and was four up at the end of the first IS holes, He kept up the pace of the start of the afternoon round. increasing his margin to six holes at the twenty-first. but there Wood be- gan to turn the tide of battle. The long hitting Jersey pro won three and halved three of the next tx holes to reduce Sarazen's margin to three up at the turn.
 Coming in Wood captured two holes to Sarazens one but five halves enabled Gene to maintain his lead long enough to end the match on the thlrty-fifth green.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
VINES NOT HARMED
 BY BRICK YARD GAS
Judge Roche Files Decision
 Against Grape Grower

Three Judgments for the defend ants were handed down by Judge Henry F. Roche in city court Idte yesterday afternoon. In the famous grapevine case, ,n which the plain tiff John Fracasso sued the Stiles e~ Reynolds Brick Co. for sS,oov dam ages, for injury caused to his grapevine from smoke from the brick kllns. Judge Roche rendered judgment for the defendant to re- cover costs.
 In making hls findings Judge Roche based hls decision III a Iarz, measure on the testimony of Dr krlebel, chemist. who testified for the defen lant and whose testl- mony was stronger and more con vinclng than that of the chemist en- gagged by the plaintiff, the judge stated. Still ether testimony. he found showed that the damage might have been brought about by other causes
 In tho action Of Morrls koppeli against Dr. Moses kupelian, tn. judge rendered a decision in favor or the defendent to recover costs, Judge Roche found that the testi mony of Supernumerary Policeman Janaltis, who stated that koppell's car dragged 50 feet before the crash. tended to show that he had been travellnE at a fast rate of speed.
 In the "Carhuncle" case, which was heard last week. the judge also rendered a decision in favor of the defendant to recover costs In the original action Mary Baron sued John Zlcla for payment at the rate of S25 per week for services render ed to Ziola during his illness for a period of five months. Testi- mony of a epresentative of the Visiting Nurse Association showed that the defendant vas not sick during that period, and the presen- tation in evidence Of 3 handbook showing that he had money at t,e time, cast q doubt upon the claims of the plaintiff. according to Judge Roches decision.
 Tn the action Of Henry C. Bill ings against Anton Cleszvnskl N Sons. Judge Roche handed q uds- ment for the plaintiff for sss5.s1.
 In tho action of Cox < Dunn against Hermann Busch. Judgment for s47 was rendered for the plain tiff
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
HILL HAS PRISON RECORD
 BASED ON EMBEZzLEMENT
Man Arrested for Diserting En- rloycr's Money to Own Use,
 served in Atlanta

Howard Hill aged 4s. of 6o Franklin Square. who is au uaitins trial in superior court on the charge of embezzlement. was sentenced to the federal prison at Atlanta. Ga. for year and a day on the charge of embezzlement in Burlington, Vt. December Is, 1926. according to the records of the bureau of investiga- ton. department of justice. He was paroled August 31. 1927. and dis charged from parole September 2S. 1927.
 Hill was arrested a few weeks ago for divertins to his own use a small sum of money paid him by a kensinSton resident who was buying washing machine from Hills em- ployers. He waived examination in local police court and was bound over to superior court. Meanwhile the police checked up on him through the finger print system and hls record was disclosed in a letter to Chlef Hart by J. F.. Hoover. di- rector of the bureau of investigation, department of justice.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
OPPOSE ELECTION OF MR, HOOVER
Iowa Farmers Adopt Resolution
 Against Republican Nominee

Des Moines. Ia. Sept. 21 lF-The conventien of the Iowa farmers union listened yesterday while sena- tor Rrookhart. republican. praised Herbert Hoover as a friend of the farmer, who opposed the veto of the McNary- -Haugen bill" and then adopted a resolution opposing his election. The vote on the resolu- tion was followed by the singing of the sidewalks of New York"
 Senator Brookhart told the union that three farm leaders-George N. Peek of Moline. H.. chairman of the committee of 22." farm oreani- zation. Frank w Murphy of Mime sota. and William Hirth. of Missouri. chairman of the corn belt federation of farm organizations-had double crossed" the farmers by swinging their support to Gov. Smith. the democratic presidential nominee.
 Murphy who was present. said he did not see why he was included in the attack. unless it was because of his speeches recently favorlng the McNary- -Haugen bill
 Relentless Enemy
 In a reply to Brookhart's address. Milo Reno. the farmers union presi- dent. said he considered Hoover the most relentless enemy of the farmer"
 Murphy also took the floor and was given an ovation when he asked his hearers to stand with him for continuance of the fight for the Mo Nary Haugen bill.
 The resolution adopted indorsed the recent resolution of the corn belt committee resenting the high handed and insulting manner in which the national republican con- yention at Kansas City turned deaf ear 10 the pleas for justice for agri- culture"
 The nomination of Herbert Hoover at Kansas City, it con cluded. pledged assistance to the carrying out of the Coolidge policies and with his record of injustice to agriculture should be resented at the polls by every farmer in the middle west"
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
Danbury Men Arrested
 By the State Police

Danbury, Conn. Sept :1 LF- State police from the Ridgefield barracks last night arrested Charles Setaro of this city charging him with keeping liquor with intent to sell. and Morris Bloom. proprietor of live poultry market. for sell ing liquor. Investigators purchased liquor. it is said. from Bloom at his market and watched where he went to get the goods. which consisted of siX-bottle package of whiskey. As a result the police searched the residence of Setaro. which is in a leading residential section. Tn . concealed closet. hidden under the coal bin. the police found liquors representing a value of about S4.o0o.
 Setaro and Bloom are under bonds Of I,soo each to appear in court Saturday morning.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
OUIMET's BROTHER LOSES

Washington, Sept. q LF-Lieu tenant Wllfred A. Ouimet of Boston brother of Francis Ouimet. former national and open golf champion was defeated yesterday in the arm, golf championship semi final roun by Lieutenant F. A Baldwin of West Orange, N. J.. ? up and 1 to play.
 Lieutenant P NJ Pfaffman of Worcester. Mass, also reached the finals of the tournament by defeat ing Captain J. F. Menzie of Fort Riley. Kansas. 6 mp and $ to play.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
SHORER IS INJURED

Philadelphia. Sept 2l UP)- Johnny Shober. Penn varsity quar- terback. was injured in yesterdays practice and is expected to be lost to the team for at least ten days. The loss of Shober leaves the Red and blue without a capable quar- terback. for Mort Wilmer. second string field general. is on the side lines with an injured shoulder.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
NEW END FEATURES

Farmingdaie. l.. l.. Sept 21 UP) The work of Riordan. New York university end is the feature of that squads early workouts, Coach Nee han shifted Riordan to the back field for the first time and he re- sponded with two touchdowns in fourteen minutes of play.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
Doctor Abandons His
 Swim of the Channel

Dover. England, Sept. 2l UUP)- Dr G. B. Brewster. a London physi- clan, abandoned his attempt to swim the English Channel today after three hours and 15 minutes because Of the choppness of the water He was six miles off South Foreland when he abandoned the swim.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
LONG PRACTICE SESSION

Annapolis. Sept. 21 UP)--A long practice Session was held yesterday afternoon for the navy football squad with the varsity facing the plebes and the class B eleven in a double scrimmage session. Whit ney Lloyd. last years star back. joined the squad.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
Speaking of Sports

The Tafair Dragon Bowling league opened up the season last night at Rogsrs Recreation alleys. Some of the best scores in years in the league wsrs relied. Jack Gchwab had high single for the night with 11S and GaRney had the highest three-string mark with . total of 3.s.
 The bovlers are all pleased with the new ball and pin now being used on the alleys.
 William J. Farley put one over on his friends yesterday when he top pied the pins for the excellent score of l3S.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
REGULAR WORKOUTS

Ithaca. N. Y.. Sept. 21 (UP)- Coach Gil Dobie is staging regular scrimmage sessions in preparation for Cornelrs first game of the sea- son with Clarkson Tech. The squad is advancing rapidly. but no definite choice Of a first string combination has been made.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
FRATERNITY ALLEYS
SPECIAL MATCl
FIRST MRlNiMAGE

New York, Sept. cl (uP)-Coach h Crowley has sent the Columbia uni versity football squad through the first scrimmage of the season. The scrimmage lasted one hour and three sophomore backfield stars were on the first string eleven.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
NEW CANDIDATES REPORT

WiIliamstown. Mass. Sept. 2l UP)-A number of additional can didates reported for the Williams football squad yesterday. with the opening of the regular term. The new men were all light and in- experienced One practice session daily will be all required for the remainder of the season.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
HOLD DAILY PRACTICE

Pittsburgh, Sept. 21 (UP)-Only one practice session daily will be held for the University of Pitts burgh football squad for the re- mainder of the season The varsity eleven held it's regular practice yesterday despite rain.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21

As we understand it. five regulars who played with the New Britain basketball team last year are all set for the coming season. sloman and Rubenstein, Zakzewski. Leary and 6heehan have all signitied their in- tentions of playing with the team again and this gives New Britain an excellent quintet to start off with.
 More frequent practice sessions will be the order of the day when the time is ripe to start work for the coming season.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
The Standing

Games Today Newark at Reading Rochester at Montreal. Toronto at Buffalo. (Other clubs not scheduled).