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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-24
NEWARK BEARS GET
 LOTS OF LUxURlES

NEWARK, N. J., Feb. 24- Cork runways from the dug out to the dressing room, clean towels every day, tai cum powder for each man, and several other little what nots are features the players on the Newark club of the International League will en- joy the coming season.
 This new president of ours, Paul Block. certainly knows how to take care of his ball players said Jack Bentley, pitching and hitting star of the Bears. Walter Johnson is managing the club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-24
SAMMY MANDELL
 WINS OVER FIELDS

CHICAGO, Feb. 24 - Sammy Mandell, worlds lightweight cham pion. last night defeated Jackie Fields, of Los Angeles, in To- round. bout. evening 1the score of the coast boys victory over him in Los Angeles last May Man dell's title was not at stake.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-24

BUFFALO. N. r.. Feb. 24 Abolition of football at the Uni versity of Buffalo has been con sidered, but a team now is prae. tically assured for 1928. A uni- versity athletic council resolution that the sport be dropped has been tabled for year at the sug- gestion of Chancellor Samuel P. qapen Buffalo had disastrous season last fall, being shut out 45 to 0 by Rochester and 49 to 0 by Hobart, two of it's leading rivals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-24

ark. Rube lutzke of Newark. and others.
 Outfielders-Bill Lamar of New ark. Nick Cullop of Buffalo, Mer- win Jacobson of Toronto, Frank Gllhooley of Jersey City and Billy Southworth of Rochester.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
-FOUR MORE SOUGHT
IN TRAIN ROBBERY
Chicago Continues Hunt tor
Accomp|ices-Switchman
C0nfeSSeS.

Ry the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. March 1.--Police ard
Federal authorities today sought the
arrest Of four men indicted for COM
nlicitv in the Sl33.000 train robbery
at Evergreen Park. suburb. last week.
The men still at large are William
jackson. alleged racketeer: Virgil Lit
singer. politician. and two others whose
names were withheld. Jackson and
Iitsinger were implicated in the con-
fcsSion of Mrs. Regina Donovan. wife
of one of the alleged robbers.
Those indicted and under arrest are
Charles tLimpy) Cleaver. said TO be
the leader: William Donovan and
Frank tBozol Meccia. They are under
bond of 100000 each.
Authorities said that a railroad
switchman, referred to only as "Old
Gus" surrendered yesterday and con-
fessed that he gave information to the
bandits that was OF assistance In PLAN
ming the hold-up.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
MRS. SUNDAY ANSWERS
ALIENATION CHARGES
Former Wife of Evangelist's Son
Denies Intimacy With Los An
geles Man in $4,000 Suit.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. March denying
that she alienated the affections OF
George E. Day of this city, Mrs. Billy
Sunday. jr.. divorced wife of the son
of the evangelist. has filed an answer
10 the $4,000 alienation suit brought
by Mrs. Olive Day.
The latter accused Mrs. Sunday OF
undue intimacy with her husband. and
asserted that upon one occasion Mrs.
Sunday induced Day to permit her to
remain In his home overnight Mrs.
Sunday, who was divorced several
months ago. yesterday made complete
and general denial TO the charges.
Mrs. Sunday was ordered last week
10 pay $4,000 damages when the case
was settled by default. Her attorney
insisted that verbal agreement had
been made with Mrs Days attorney
for extending the time for filing an
answer. and that for this reason his
client was absent when the order was
made. The order was vacated yester-
day by Superior Judge Leon Yankwich
when Mrs. Sundays answer was filed.
Evening star., 1928-03-01

Forced to refund money honestly
earned which already has been spent
IN payment Of pressing debts. low
salaried colorcd employe on the pay
roll OF the National Museum has run
into serious tangle of governmental
rcd tape which museum officials are
trying to straightcn out for him.
The man was In hard luck last
Christmas. as the story was revealed
by museum officials today. His salary
was small and bills were coming In
much faster than he could meet them.
So he adopted the most obvious ex-
pedient and got all extra Job. 1t hap
pened to be temporary appointment
in the Post Office Department during
the Christmas rush at better pay than
he was receiving from his museum po-
sition.
Took 30 Days Leave.
He had 80 days leave due him from
the museum and took 1t. starting De-
Cember 3. On December Is he went
Evening star., 1928-03-01
MAN GETS EXTRA JOB TO PAY
DEBTS, BUT u. S. CLAIMS GAINS
Museum Employe Works at Post Office
During Leaves, Only to Lose Earn
ings for Violating Rule.

to work in the post Office and con-
tinued until January /. For these two
weeks he drew two pay checks from
the Government.
Then he thought he saw prospects
OF obtaining u permanent appointment
In the post office II he could continue
on the job. lie explained his predica-
mcnt to museum officials and was
granted 80 days extra leave without
pay, all Of which time he worked In
the post Office and received pay for his
work BY this means he was able to
pay most of his debts.
But when the 30 days leave without
pay had expired he was no nearer to
permanent appointment in the post
Office and returned to the museum.
This week the museum was notified
bv the office of the controller general
that the man had violated rigid rule
of the Government service by holding
two Federal positions the combined
salaries of which amounted to more
than $4,000 annually. That is. II the
man had worked steadily at both jobs
for year he would have received more
than $4,000.
Must Return Money.
The controller had ruled that the
employe must pay back all the money
received during his temporary appoint
ment at the Post Office Department.
amounting to $20955. He was entitled
to nothing. Of course, for the 30 days
leave without pay granted by the
museum Thus nearly two months OF
hard work for Uncle Sam not only
brought him nothing. but resulted in
putting him further in debt and his
ambition to pay his debts by honest
labor simply resulted In piling them up
all the more.
Museum officials today admitted the
facts Of the case. but were reluctant
to discuss them since they are making
an effort 20 adjust the situation so that
the man can pay back this curious
debt TO the Government incurred by
paying for 1t little at time instead
of meeting 1t by getting no salary until
the amount IS made up.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
DR.. O'Hara to Lecture.

Rev. DR.. Edwin v. OHara OF Eugene.
Oreg., will lecture at o'clock tonight
on The Catholic Church and Progress"
at the knights Of Columbus Evening
School. DR.. O'Hara is director OF the
rural life bureau of the National Cath
olic Welfare Conference. He was for
several years chairman of the Indus
trial Welfare Commission of Oregon
and was active in securing the passage
of minimum wage legislation in that
State.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
SAMOA GIVES RADICALS
SIX MONTHS IN PRISON
400 Sentenced for Attempting
Boycott of European Goods and
Opposing Government.

By the Associated Press.
APIA. British Samoa. March L.
Four hundred members of the Mau
League of Samoa have been SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment for
attempting to boycott local European
stores to embarrass the government.
The Mau has asked new admins
tration. but the proposal is regarded
As being too absurd" for serious con-
Sideration.
The 400 members of the Mau were
arrested by government forces from two
cruisers sent from New Zealand to quell
the unrest arising from deportation OF
three Mau members who were convicted
of attempting to subvent the govern
ment.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Assigned to Schools.

Lieut.. Col. Oliver P Robinson. In
fantry. at the Army War College.
Washington Barracks. has been ordered
to Bloomington. Ind. for duty as mill
tary instructor at Indiana University.
and Nal John W. Leonard. Infantry. at
the General staff School, Fort Leaven-
worth. Kans 10 similar duty at the
Pennsylvania Military College. Chester
Pa
Evening star., 1928-03-01
BASE BALL GIFT TAXED.
Appeal Board Rules Out $2,1o9
Claim for Deduction.

BY the Associated Press.
Contributions to base ball teams by
corporations cannot be deducted from
taxes as an ordinary and necessary ex-
pense, the Board Of Tax Appeals has
ruled
The decision was in the case of the
National Yarn Mills Of Belmont, n c..
which claimed deduction OF S2.l99
which they contributed toward the sup
port OF the village base ball team.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
On sale at all neusstand
and in stores Of prosre,-
sire merchants u.ho hop.
Busseriek departments.


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Evening star., 1928-03-01
Named to G. U. Post.

Capt. Raymond l.. Shoemaker. 34th
Infantry. at Fort Eustis. Va. has been
ordered to this city for duty as mill
tary instructor at Georgetown Uni
versity The order takes effect June |.
Evening star., 1928-03-01

Ordered to Philadelphia,

Capt William N. Skyles. finance de-
partment, at the Munitions Building.
has been ordered TO Philadelphia for
duty as property auditor, 3rd Corps
Area
Evening star., 1928-03-01

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Evening star., 1928-03-01
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Evening star., 1928-03-01
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Evening star., 1928-03-01
CHOPTANK CHANNEL PLAN.

Gen. Jadwin Recommends Modifica-
tion of Improvement Project.
Modification OF the existing project
for the improvement Of Choptank
River. Md. has been recommended by
Maj. Gen. Edgar Jadwin, chief OF Army
Engineers. so as to provide for a chan
mel through Pealiquor Shoal feet
deep and 100 feet wide, at an esti-
Evening star., 1928-03-01
"STORM HOUSE
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Evening star., 1928-03-01

mated cost Of $1,000. with 5000 annu-
ally for maintenance.
Gen. Jadwln recommends also that
provision be made for a channel IL
feet deep and 100 feet wide in Nanse-
mond River. Va. from its mouth to
the head of navigation near Suffolk.
with a turning basin at that point. and
for a smaller channel In Western
Branch to Reid's Ferry. at total es-
timated cost OF $92, 300. with $500 an
nually for maintenance.
Evening star., 1928-03-01

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New Britain herald., 1928-03-21

Pl.AlNFlLLE-Broad St. modem ana attractive live room bungalow. Gas, not water heal. fireplace. Two ear garage, barn and poultry house. Large lot frice easonahle. Terms ccavsr- lent. The John Cooke Co.,. :l Whttiur St. Planviie. Phone 2ss.S.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21

WELL SPIKED AND NAILEn-Russvin Road. Distinctive features mark th,s beautiful English design. fine lastlne finish inside and out. This home of six rooms, many extra closets, sun parlor file bath lavatory on first floor fire place. rocmy pantry and large bright living room Is ideal for . lifetime. Lo- cated in the finest section of New pv,t- ain-at real bargain price Adrian Home and Mortgage. c59 Main 6,.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
AUTOMOTlVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

KNIGHT TOURING car for sac Very good condition. Gridley Gar axe, plaiuyil!e
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenemepts

hERNA ST. 1t,--four rooms on first floor, in two-tanlly house, heat, with all improvements.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teaf.hers

ATTENTION. Young and old can learn to dance at Steinhaus Dancing Acad- emy. 6 lessons s. Sure guarantee. Phone 5159-J. sos Main St
 Private or class lessons in social or stage dacing: elocution. vocal; auction bridge. Phone SIS or 1.3G-W.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
Building and Business Property S(
Farms For Sale
@,

FARM OF IS ACRES-ior sale. Nine room house. over 200 chickens. one pair or horses. one COW ma all farm iln- plements. Located right on state road, only five miles from New Britain Agents please do not apply Owner will sell at very low price 10 quick buyer Write Classified Box 6-E. Herald Ofltcc. STOP. LOOK AND READ THIS
 farm of 1i acres. good fertile soil Fully eauipred with tools Located on excellent highway. Fruit trees. berries and grapes in abundance. room house in fine condition. Large barn and chicken coop 1T you are locking for good honest buy for low cash, le' me show you this. Mir. Larson. Adrian Home Mortgage O., 9ss Main St Tel. :66S.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
FINANCIAL
Money Loaned
A FRIEND IN NEED

FRIEND IN NEED FAMILY LOANS for use in the home from Np !" woo. Our service Is hest because You tah repay according 10 your income. and We try tu make every customer han. lF by courtesy, promptuess and privacy S- to $o monthly plus lawful interest repays 'l5 10 sloo cash loan. Larger sums in proportion No lApORSERS--a loans between hus- band Wife and ourselves Call, Write or phone l-9-i-3.
 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY .0l kaphael Bldg, second floor ss Was, Main St.. between Washington and IIiyh streets open e;3e to ,; Saturdays s:2G to ]. Licensed by the State-Bonded to
 the Public.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
EMPLOYMENT
Helf-Men Wanted

EXPERIENCED MAN-wanted as driver for dry cleaning establishment. Star Cleaning Co. 23i North street. MAS-wanted for Watkins route in New Britain. Big list Of steady cust tomers. Average earnings s35 weekly. Chance for reliable hustler to make permanent paying connection. Write The J. R.. Watkins Company. c50-l0 Johnson Ave. Newark. N. J. Applications also invited from hustlers in Middletown. TWO MEN wanted 10 work in retail app pliance store. one wno is looking to his future rather than large salary to start. Apply between 2 and D. m. Service Appliance Co.,. lai Arch street.
 YOUNG MAN DESIRING
 TO ENTER SELLING FIELD National sales organization maintaining chain of sixteen stores in Connecticut. can place several ambitious young men. twenty or over. in their New Britain organization. We are s14.oo0,n ,no0 com- pany and the leader in our field. suc- cessful applicants will be trained in mod ern merchandising methods.
 CONFIRMATION
 Moderate starting salary. Interviews Hotel Garde. Hartford, l0:30 A. NJ Fri day. March 23rd.
 NO OTHER TIME.
 Applicants must be well dressed have fair education. and good character refer- cnces. Ask for Mir Beckett.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21

WELL SPIKED AND NA1LED-Well!ng ton St, eight room house. An inapec- ton of ttfs home will quickly convince you of ifs unusual value. Very modern throughout. Built to last and can b< bought at attractive terms. See me, Mr. Larson. Adrian Home Mortgaes Co.,, .5q Main street
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
Suburban For Sale

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New Britain herald., 1928-03-21

WELL SPIKED AND NAILEp-Harding street. brand new room house with sun parlor, tile bath and heated with the best of hot water heat. Modern finish inside and out. Linolsum on floor In kitchen and sun parisY. Nod ern tn every respect. Two car garage. Very large lot. perfect lifetime home for you and your children--A real sstate buy .'one in one hundred" Tel. me ct 566S and I shall be glad to show you this property. NIT. Larson. Adrian Home X Mortgage Co, :5S Main street
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21

MAPLE H1LL-Brand new ! room cot laga- See this and judge for yourself. similar cottages on tho Market for G. jv". This home Is beautifully lald out. Has fireplace. china closets. roorny par try and kitchen, lavatory on first floor, file bath second. sun parlor, larxe Nersnda, also garage. s.5 per month buys it. See Harry E. Holland. 32l MaiE St. Tel. 40S4 or 10l6-l3
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21

WANTED TO RENT-tcnenenf of { -ooma and hath for three adults. Near center Write Classified Box 30-N. Herald Office WANTED BY MAY lsT-4 or D room tenement. on ond or Jrd floor by young couple, Improvements and reasonable rent desired. Write Classified Box "A. Ii n-ald Office
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
Real Estate Wanted

WANTED TO BUY, 80 10 50 acres eu!t- able Tor boys camp. To receive atten. ton your reply must give full particu- lars, price, terms Box %so, Grand Can ttal Station. New York City.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
LIVE STOCK
Eggs, Poultry Supplies

BABY CHICKS. Keds. Leghorns, Rocks. W!ando,tes. Let me do your matching at 4c each egg. Will take one or thousand eggs. Hatch every week. Sat ls!actioH guaranteed. T. Aidrich, 6l0 shuttle Meadow Ave. Tel. :.,l-R. HALLS tliiEkS-"Weil bred from well breeders E,-ds. Barred Rocks. White Nsandottes, Leshorns, Weekly hatehes Free circular. Also chicks one to four weeks old. Hal. Bros. Phone si5-5. Wallingtord Conn,
 SINGLE COMB T., l. Reds from flock or most consistent Winners Hatchlnr, eggs, $lo per lGo Baby chicks nH.sI breeding pens in strong lay for sale. W. ;. Sorra"o, Maple li,l. Phone llc9. sIl lkDi-thoroushhrra baby chicks Prices are lower Store open eyeninrs t;So 10 2. N. R. Rird Feed Co, 1,s Arch street
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-10
ELECTROMAGNETIC SYSTEM
NEW TYPE OF BURGLAR ALARM
Russian Electric Engineer Patents Novel
Signaling Apparatus Claimed to Be
Adaptable to Various Uses.

the antenna resulting from the an
proach thereto Of an object, quick rises
In temperature and other causes. Thus.
1t Is said. the signaling device can oper-
ate upon abnormal disturbances occur.
ring within the field of the antenna,
Heat Starts Alarm.
II used as fire alarm system. # IL
said, the signal device or alarm NAV be
caused TO operate upon sudden rise In
temperature resulting from fire breaking
out In any quarter Of building ever
though the system will be cornpensateo
for gradual rises Of temperature In the
same quarter
The invention Is considered valuable
primarily for its possibilities of use II
burglar and fire alarm systems but It's
possibilities Of use in signal block svs-
TENS and various other purposes are
foreseen. 1t Is believed the principle Of
the invention may be applied TO vessels
in such way that when enveloped in
fog at sea 1t will give warning of PROV
unity to other vessels or obstacles in the
ships rath.
Pro-. Theremin's invention f. said TO
be protected by patents granted or
pending In tie principal countries =:
the world. In addition to Russian he
speaks French and German. At present
he is in New York giving demonstra-
tons OF his musical instrument and
making arrangements for the exploita-
ton OF his Inventions in this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-10

was suddenly as gruff rs the others,
II didn't know 1t before, but you're
white man, Capt. Mumm! The whitest
i ever meti"
Damn It," jerked out the little red
haired skipper, "you Dashed my jaw out
there In the water harder than any
man ever hit Capt. Josephus Mumm
beforet But If you'll pass the bottle
see that grinning squirt OF steward
left handy over there on the table: III
have a drink with you--Mr. Dunn"
Peter released the others hand, went
over to the table. filled two glasses
with Scotch and soda, and handed one
to Capt. Mumm. Then he drew UP a
chair TO the bedside and sat down.
Here's mud in your eye!" said Capt.
Mumm with sudden and hearty
chuckle-and swallowed the contents
OF his glass at n single gulp. Well,
go ahead, rry LADS Peter set his
glass, scarcely touched. back on the
tablet see you'.e something else on
your mind. Let's have It,"
EYES," said Peter graVely. Il have
quite a lot. I know what prompted
you to do what you did, and I've
already told you what I think Of that;
but I'm afraid it's no go. Up there
on deck 1t came SO suddenly and
unexpectedly, that lt--Well--lt Sort Oh
stunned me mentally. and we were
hustled In here before I got grip on
myself again. Eut now I've had a
chance to think it over. and-well,
like the name of Peter Blake better
th1n do the name of Alec Dunn.
Capt Josephus Mumm scowled.
sol" he growled. We'll, l fancy
then, I can tell you why. / he'd en-
idea you and that young lady was
storing at each other as If you'd met
before. / kind of figured I was taxing
Il chancc--but then 1t didn't seem pos
stb,e else you'd have SPOKEN to each
other. How about it, Am I ri3nt?'
yes" Peter answered briefly "W1
have seen czech other before"
Capt. Mumm. still scowling. tugged
somewhat viciously at his tawny beard
THAT amt SO nice. and mabbe q
bit awkward for me as we'll as you
he commented You're afraid shell
give YOU away eh?"
Peter shook his head.
Continued in TomorroW's Starr