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New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
winners of the Dixie championship

winners of the Dixie championship last year. They allowed only one hit each, while the Sox made nine from their former teammates, Milt Steen- grafe and Mike Ovengros, to win : 10 0.
 The hitting rampage of the Sox included almost every member 0, the lineup.
 The Sox showing in the exhibition schedule to date is five wins and two losses. They have two games to play here before they proceed to Dallas.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21

9O0 2 ]. 0szOsolb YsSeoes CsWoooy, V1oseeo>oelaA \ C
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
will be lost to him when the season

opens. Manager Burt Shotton Of the Phillies has not rescinded his earlier prediction that the Phils are going somewhere this year. Ulrich. ill with influenza. probably will be out of the game until May or June.
 We will miss him lot" Shotton said, but our other pitchers are coming along slowly but surely and our young players are showing promise. l look for better pitching, better fielding and pore hitting from carry more of a punch than last year."
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
LHACS BLOOMING.

santa Rosa, Cal. March T N|- Five new lilacs, the last plants worked upon by the late Luther Burbank, are in bloom on the ex- pertinent farm near Sebastopol. Cal. They are declared to be among the most beautiful species of lilacs known. They We're described today as being very large double white "hose'in'h hose flowers" being double white and double purple of the same variety.
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
Rookie Pitchers Score
 ShutOut in Ball Game

Wichita Falls, Tex, March ol Pl- Two rookie pitchers, J. William Goodell and Al Williamson, led the Chicago White Sox 10 a shutout vc- tory yesterday over Wichita Falls,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
Pitching Ace Lost to
 PhillieS for Season

Winter Haven, Fla. March ol tP) Despite the fact that the service
 of Frank Ulrich. his pitching ace,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23

court adjourned for the day His
argument is that James Scripps
functioned only under a power Of
attorney and that there was no
evidence of a contract between IA
Their and son.
This contention also was the
purport of the concluding testimony
of thesdefenSe. 1t was brought out
through letter and witnesses that
there was a rule in the Scripps con-
Germ that no agreements involving
the payment of money or its
equivalent were valid unless put in
writing and geographically signed.
This rule, it was said, had been in
effect many years as one of set
of rules governing the business.
"Over a period of at least twenty
years, I ran into it at every turn, .
said j. G. Harper, who was per-
sonal attorney for E. w. Scripps and
who was called as one OF the last
defense witnesses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23

Students-dO you want part time
work to help with eXpenses-run a
wanted ad.
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HUGHES BEGINS
FINAL PLEA IN
SCRIPTS CASE
Clash With Baker in Closing
Argument Over Money
Draws Crowd.
IN United Press

ED united Press
CINCINNATI, March 23.-Former
Secretary of State Charles Evans
Hughes this morning began his final
argument to close the trial of Mrs.
Josephine S. Scripps for an account
ing against Robert P. Scripps, execu-
tor of the estate of E. w. Scripps.
Word that the routine proceedings
were over and the anticipated de-
bate between Hughes and former
Secretary of War Baker, counsel of
Robert Scripps, had begun brought
a crowd once more to the court
room.
Hughes argued that between Mrs
ScrippS' husband, James G. ScrlppS,
and his father there existed a verbal
partnership arrangement by which
the son was to share equally with
father in the increment of the
Scripps properties.
There are four questions involved,
Hughes began:
Were the dealings of the parties
within the sphere Of legal obliga-
lions or simply within the sphere of
parental affection?
If they we're in the sphere Of legal
obligation was there an agreement?
If there was an agreement, what
was the consideration and what was
the promise?
If there was an agreement, what
legal relation was thus created?
Was it partnership or a mere en-
ployment?
If there was an agreement Great
ing a legal obligation is there any
term in the agreement precluding
recovery?
1--WE think he said, there was
an agreement; that it was per-
formed; that it was breeched, and
that the plaintiff is entitled to
full accounting"
During the course Of his argu-
ment Hughes paid a tribute to the
newspaper business.
at is one Of the great businesses
of the country" he said, lin which
there is no tainted money"
The conclusion of the trial came
days before it had been expected.
Baker was ready to follow Hughes
and conclude his argument before
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23
DIES; FINE RENTED

Governor Ed Jackson has RENTED
the unpaid balance of $50 of the fine
of Miss Ora Henderson of Mobiles
vile, convicted and fined 500 and
$50 costs for violation Of the liquor
law She died Jan. 5.
At the time of her DEATH her IA
ther, Frank Henderson, who had Sc
cured payment of the fine, had paid
but $40 of the total. He recently
protested to the Governor that he
was in financial straits and was I'M
able to pay the balance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23
.EX-DETECT|vE
GLENN is De AID
Former Member of City Po-
lies Dies After Operation.

Timothy j. Glenn, 20, member of
the Indianapolis police department
for fourteen years, who retired as
detective due to i'll health about a
year and one-half ago, died this
morning at st. Vincent's Hospital.
He was taken there about one week
ago and was operated on for ap-
pendicitus
Upon his retirement on pension.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Glenn went to Sunnyside Santa
rum and after some time there re-
turned to the city, where he entered
in partnership with a brother,
Patrick Glenn, in operating the
Ohio garage. For some time the
place took charge of all cars found
by police. They now are turned
over to the State.
A brother, Edward Glenn, is a
detective on the local force and
another brother. Michael ]. Glenn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23
QUAKES FELT IN ROME

Three Mild Shocks Cause No DAM
age; People Rush to Streets.
30 UHtcd Press
ROME, March 23.-Three mild
earthquake shocks, were felt here
today. There was no damage.
Slight earthquakes were also felt
in Frascati, Marino and Albino, SUI
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23

retired from the position of superin-
tendent of detectives and is now en-
ployed by Carl Fisher at Miami
Beach, Fla. He was also a former
traffic inspector.
Mr.. Glenn leaves, besides the
brothers, the widow, Mrs. May
Glenn and six children.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23

burbs of Rome. Thousands of per-
sons hurried to the streets of Rome.
The three shocks were of short du-
ration.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Surprise Party Given
To Celebrate Birthday

a surprise birthday party vas given
wednesday evening for Mrs. Rose Dom
aldson at the home Of her son, MFR.
Edwin B. Donaldson. on Lawrence street
In Woodbridge There were four genera
tions present including Mrs Emma
Brewton, 38-year-old mother of Mrs
Donaldson: 8 sons and grandchildren
An orchestra played selections during
the evening for the dancing and a buf-
fet supper was served later In the eve
ming. The house was decorated with
baskets Of cut flowers and ferns. Mrs
Donaldson received many beautiful
gifts.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Donaldson, Mrs. Rhett
Donaldson. Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Donald
son and Shirley Donaldson, Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. p. Donaldson and Miss Helen
Donaldson, Miss Edith Donaldson and
Mr.. Edwin Donaldson, jr.; Mr.. S. l..
Gardiner, Mr. Melvin Donaldson. Mr..
Frank Donaldson, Mr.. Wallace Donald
son. Mrs Emma Brewtch. Mrs. VIII
liam Brewton. Mr. Earl Brewton. Mr.
Maurice Brewton Mrs l.. N. Shearer
Mrs. E. G. Niles, Mrs. william Speaker
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Speaker. Miss Jane
Speaker Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Speaker,
Miss Catherine Speaker and Miss Ruth
Speaker, Mrs. Tate. Mr. Thomas Tate,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Volland, Miss Nc
Donald. Mrs. O. c. Hunting, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Anderson. Miss Doris An
derson. Miss K. NJ. Pullman. MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Trough and Mrs. Louis
Fridinger.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Kappa Beta Pi Sorority
To Honor Dean Shallna

Epsilon, NJ and Omicron Chapters of
Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority will en-
tertain at tea at the Tallyho Inn this
afternoon in honor OF their associate
grand dean. Mrs. Susanne Shallna,
practicing attorney OF Cambridge,
Mass. Mrs Shellna is also the newly
elected president or the Massachusetts,
Association of Women Lawyers. At
this time formal announcement will be
made Of Judge Genevfeve Cline's ac-
ceptance of Kappa Beta Pts invitation
TO honorary membership Judge Cline
Is the first woman 10 be appointed as
a Federal Judge, and recently took her
oath of Office as associate justice of the
United States Customs Court In New
York City. She was the main speaker at
the commencement exercises of the
Washington College of Law held last
Friday evening.
Nu Chapter OF Kappa Beta Pi Legal
Sorority held its June meeting at the
home of Mrs. O. w. s. Musgrave In
Laurel, Md, yesterday afternoon. At
this time the new chapter officers we're
installed by the retiring chapter dean,
Miss Ruth c. Tech. and are Dean. Mrs.
Henry Cox: associate dean, Miss Marion
Phelps; registrar. Mrs. Ann Musgrave;
chancellor, Miss fniogene Williford
marshal. Miss Marion Campb, II. A
garden supper followed the insta lation
Evening star., 1928-06-17
St. Vincents Asylum
Lawn Party in Progress

ST. vincent's Orphan Asylum opened
its annual lawn party last evening on
the asylum grounds. Fourth and Chan
ming streets northeast. and will con-
tinue this charitable affair each eve
ming this week.
Those assisting with various booths
include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cunning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nesline, Mr.. John
Cotter, Mr.. and Mrs. Emnet Carr, Mrs.
Catherine Lanen, Mr.. John Burns, Mr..
Jack O'Connell, Mr.. James Gessford,
Mrs. James E. Diver, Mr.. Edward
Erausa, Mr.. Michael Sweeney, Mr.
John Kane, Miss Josephine O'Connor,
Miss Jane Lawlor. Miss Irma NeslIne.
Mrs. Agnes August. Miss Dorothy
Eeith. Miss Esther Rupert, Miss Dor
othy Nesline. Mr. Albert Cullen, Miss
Ann Easily Smith. Miss Mary Devlin.
Miss George Newell. Mrs Harry Vinall.
Mrs. Joseph McEnerney. Miss Helen
Cavanagh. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cava-
nagh Miss Leila Hawkins, Mr.. p. j.
Walsh. Mr.. James Simpson, Miss Nettie
Fitzgerald, Miss Catherine Furey, Miss
Ellen Fitzgerald. Miss Ethel De Cav
Miss Thelma Diver. Miss Peggy Nc
Enerney and Mrs. Richard Lawton
Evening star., 1928-06-17

ton was the week end guest of her
cousin, Miss Mildred Newman
Rev and Mrs. Raymond Wood Of
Leesburg were guests last week Of Mr..
and Mrs W. E. Kidwell.
Mrs. John NJ. johnson is at home
after spending the past year with her
son-in-iaw and daughter, Maj. and
Mrs. Charles D. Barrett. in Paris.
Mrs. Henry S. Dunbar, jr.. and her
infant son, who have been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs WinsloN Hoxton
Randolph on Seminary Hill. have left
to join Lieut.. Dunbar in Newport, r. l.,
where they will spend the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian r. Bowman and
J. T. Bowman. jr. we're week end
guests of relatives in Culpeper.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glenn left
Wednesday by motor for Woodstock,
Va, where they we're joined by the
formers sisters. Mrs. Marsden and Miss
Mary Glenn, and went from there to
visit relatives in Johnstown, Ohio.
Miss Dorothy Hummel of Cleveland,
Ohio, has left for her home after a
North Washington street
Mrs. r. N. Willis OF Richmond was
recent guest of her brother -in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs Percy Driscoll.
Mrs. Joseph II. Newell Miss Florence
Mcleod and Mr. Robert. Mcleod have
returned from Pittsburgh. where they
were present at the graduation Of Mr..
Blair Mcleod from the Carnegie Tnsti-
tute Of Technology.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Leary, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hight and Mr.. Jefferson
McCambridge OF Philadelphia were
guests last week Of Mrs. Leary's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Schwarznann
on North Washington street.
Rev. Edgar Kneiss OF Roanoke was
the week end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fl. Gerlacher on South Wash
ington street
Mr.. end Mrs. Dewey Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs Roy Hewitt we're week
end guests OF relatives In Fredertcks-
ourg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett r. Francis
entertained Thursday In honor OF their
son, Mr., Garnett Francis. who was
one OF this years graduates from
George Mason High School Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ebert OF Charleston. w. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. Berkeley and Mr.. Paul Berkeley
Of Washington. Mr., and Mrs. Peter
FRANCIS. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Harmon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Bayliss, Mrs. e. L.
GLADDEN., Mrs. J. b. Williams. Mrs.
John W. Travis, Miss Worsham, Miss
Frances Lusby, Miss Emma Gobean,
Miss Catherine Cobean, Mrs. Davis and
Mr.. Wilson GLADDEN.
Mrs n. w. Winston, Miss Edna VIM
ston, Mr., r. w. Wright and Mr. Charles
Woodley Wright have returned by
| motor trip To Louisa. Va
Mr., and Mrs Gilbert Keyes have
gone TO their home In Baltimore after
visit 10 Mrs. 0incie Davis.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage Of Mr.. John l.. Kerns Of
Alexandria and Miss Marguerite VIII
har1S Of South Dakota Tuesday. June
| rs. in Peoria. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Well and their
young daughter. Elaine Phyllis We'll,
accompanied by Mrs Wells niece
| Celestine Diener left yesterday for
| their home in New York after A visit
| 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict Well. Mrs
| Irwin Dicner entertained MT A bridge
| luncheon Monday in honor of her
sister Mrs. Sidney Well
| Mrs. Charles LeGrande of Richmond
was the week end guest OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. w. Spencer.
| Mrs. John 3. Sewers has returned
| from visit to her sister-in law, Miss
| Katherine Sewers In Warrenton.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Clubs Entertained
At Bridge Suppers,
Luncheons and Teas
Residents of Chevy Chase
Nctc Varied Festivities.
Special Guests in Homes.
Personal Notes.

/ Mrs, Charles Croft Of Morrison street
entertained the members of her club at
bridge and supper Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Robert N. Young and her daugh-
| ter Corrine Frances are the house
| guests of Mrs. Youngs mother and
| father, DR.. and Mrs. D. O. Davis. on
Mckinley street. They will be here for
several months while Lieut.. Young is on
! r. Q. T. G. duty at Fort Leonard
Wood Md
Miss Teresa Hanger. daughter of Mrs.
Herbert Blair Hanger. who has been at
/ the-pines, Asheville. N. c.. Is the house
guest for several weeks OF Miss Jane
! Louise Stein, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
| william Stein, on Leland street
Mrs. Edward p, Able OF Grafton
street entertained the members Of her
club at luncheon and bridge Tuesday
| afternoon.
The fancy work section Of the Rec
/ tors Aid Society OF All Saints Episco-
pal Church, Mrs. Blackstone. chairman
entertained at luncheon and bridge
Wednesday at the church. Covers were
laid for 100.
Miss Betty Barrowman Of Tulsa,
Okla is the house guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Parker in their home,
| on Cedar parkway.
! Mr.. Edward Nix, student At Wash
| ington and Lee University. has returned
! to his home. in Elizabeth, N. j.. after
being the house guest OF Mr. James
Barton Crane. son OF Or. and Mrs. Ar
! thur B. Crane, on Northampton street
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.. Smoke of Nor
/ rison street left Monday for Boston by
motor where they will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs John Anderson, who for
merly lived In Chevy Chase.
! Mrs. Frederick Lingamfelter OF Mar
| tinsburp W. va Is the guest of her
son and daughter -in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
c. B. Lingamfelter, In their home on
| Livingston street.
| Mrs, Anna silver and her daughter
Miss Margaret Silver, of Whiteford
Md. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
| Roger Whiteford on Leland street. Mrs
| Silver and her daughter attended the
| wedding OF Miss Isabelle Smith and Mr.
/ Henry Clay Whiteford. which took
place Thursday evening. June Ia al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Corning on Leland street
! Miss Liza Tucker, who spent June
week at Annapolis. Md. has returned
| spending the week end with Miss Betty
Shaeffer, daughter Of Mrs. r. M
! Shaeffer.
| Miss Nora Taylor Of New York City
| will spend the summer in Washington
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Paul Gentner
| on Forty-second street
! Miss Anne MacCorkle OF Newton. N
! c.. formerly of Chevy Chase. Is the
/ house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
| Bird of Washington and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry L. Selby OF Morrison street Sha
will spend several weeks here.
/ DR. and Mrs. D. G. Davis motored to
Norfolk, Va, where they were the week
| end guests of Capt and Mrs D. "
/ Chadwick at the navy ward Miss
| Grace Chandlee. whose home is in
Chevy Chase, will return with DR.. and
| Mrs Davis.
/ Mrs Charles INLAY Of Livingston
| street entertained at musical and tea
| Wednesday in honor Of the members Of
I the Chevy Chase Club.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

the guest of her son-in-laT and daugh-
ter at their home in Norfolk for the
past week.
Mrs. William Carey Cole. wife of
Rear Admiral Cole. commandant of the
Navy Yard, Norfolk. will be the guest
in whose honor Mrs Homer Trigg
Dickinson. wife Of Lieut.. Comdr. Dick
inson. will entertain at tea at the
Cavalier Beach Club at Virginia Beach
next Saturday. Covers will be laid for
80. Before her marriage. which took
place in Washington year ago last
Spring, Mrs. Dickinson was Mrs. Honor
Maury. Mrs. Dickinson will have with
her for the coming week her daughter,
Miss Marguerite Maury of Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. williamson
Of the Wsrdman Park Hotel are plan
ming to pay week end visit to the
Cavalier, arriving next Saturday They
will have with them Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Casey, who also make their home at
Wardman Park.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Thcater Party Honors
New Sorority Member

Miss Helen Buchhaler and Misa
Betty Kronman were the honor guests
at theater party given b. the Eta
Chapter OF the Phi Gamma ri Sorority
which they recently Joined Other
guests at the party were Miss MollIe
Katz, Miss Essie Raphelson Miss Mac
Rosett and Miss Eva Schiller OF the
Theta Chapter.
Miss Yetta Halpern and Miss Tillio
Udoff Of the Eta CHAPTER have returned
from Philadelphia. where they attended
the installation TO the Lambda and Mu
Chapters The installation WIS spon
sored BY the Iota Chapter OF Philadel-
phia. who gave luncheon In honor of
the ne"' members and out-of.town
guests. fol owing the installation at the
Benjamin Franklin Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Fridge Party Pays Honor
To Prospective Bride

Miss Dorothy Zahn entertained At
ner nome, l4l4 Kennedy street, yes-
terday afternoon at bridge in honor of
MSS Eileen Redrow. whose. marriage 70
Mr John G. Price, ir., Of Columbus
and Cleveland will take place we'd
nesday, June 20, at $50 O'Clock at the
SHRINE OF the Sacred Heart
IN the company were Miss Kathleen
Price. sister Of the bridegroom: Mis-
Eileen Redrow. Miss jamie TroxeIl,
MISS Hilda Wine. Miss Marjorie Pre-
vost, Miss Myrtle Power. Miss Harriet
Edelen. Miss Florence Thompson, Mrs
Jane Rose Reynolds. Miss virginia
Conner. Miss Mildred Byashears. Mrs
Elizabeth Poole Metcalf. Mrs. Kathrvn
Plummer Moore. Miss Maude Ouinter.
Miss Edithe Robey and Miss Marion
Beavers.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Gard Party to Benefit
Local Chapter of D. A. R

Members Of the Abigail Hartman
Rice Chapter, d. A. r., vill give a
benefit card party tomorrow evening
at the home of Miss Katherine Cald-
well and Miss Elizabeth Caldwell, 3342
Mount Pleasant street. Mrs. ID. u
Caldwell. mother OF the hostesses is
state regent of the District OF Colunn-
bia, and has loaned her home for this
event. The proceeds OF the party will
go to pay the balance due on the chair
in Continental Hall.
Those reserving tables are Mrs. VIII
liam Dougall Leetch. Mrs. CLAYTON
Emig, Mrs. Jasper Beali. Mrs. Frank
Morrison. Mrs Malette 5pengler. Mrs,
u. j. Slaughter. Mrs. Warren Shantz
Mrs. E. f Goode. Mrs Gladys Doing
Mrs. Ralph Endicott, Mrs Carroll Nc
Guire. Mrs. John r. Wolfe, Mrs d NJ
Hunter, Miss Gretna Boswell, Miss Mil
dred Brashears. Miss Theodore Adams
MISS Romona Newman and Miss MARY
Junkin. Refreshments WIN BE- served
during the evening.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Virginia Beach Club
Adding 70 Mcmbershiin

Among the recent additions II the
of the Cavalier Beach Club,
which was formally opened last Sat-
urday directly on the ocean front at
the foot Of the terraced grounds of
the Cavalier Hotel at Virginia Beach,
arc Mr.. and Mrs. A. Herman Hudgins
Of Norfolk. Mrs. Hudgins is the daugh-
ter of Surgeon General and Mrs. Ed
ward Rhoades Stitt, her marriage hav-
ing taken place in Washington a year
1go last Winter Mrs. Gtitt has been
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Mrs. Beals to Sketch
Notable Points in West

Mrs Tessie Tsrbox Beais and her
daughter, Miss Nanette Tarbox Beals
are in Washington for short visit
before going 10 California Mrs Beals'
Pacific Coast trip Is for the purpose
writing and photographing gardens and
points Of interest and she will visit
Denver, Yellowstone, Seattle and other
cities en- route In the Autumn. Mrs.
Beals end her daughter will go to Japan
and will visit various parts OF Europe
remaining abroad for several years.
Mrs. Beals has just gotten out another
book in verse illustrated with photo
graphs she has taken
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Mingling of Fashions Seen
In Summer Evening Gown
Medieval and Modern Modes Combined in
Frocks of Leading Society Women.
Costumes Graceful and Effective

at thc back from the ncckline and trail
ing the floor
Miss Charlotte Childress was in
gown of sheer black lace, made with a
fitted bodice cut quite low in neck
at the back and the skirt of several
LAYERS of the lace.