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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
TRIAL DELAYED
BY MIX-UP IN
GETTING JURY

The case of the people against
Huston Red Rye and Jim Con
nor was to get under way in Judge
Finney's superior court this after
noon as the first of several cases
going to trial this week.
The entire morning session was
spent in attempting to straightcn
out matters pertaining to the jury.
\ previous court order had been
made in which Coroner b. f. Lem.
ons was instructed to summon the
jury for the present trial week.
When the jury panel summoned
by the coroner appeared this morn
ing the court ruled that the sum
monses had been made improperly
and that they must be resummoned
by Sheriff Gillett. AS a result it
was necessary for the sheriff TO
make a new call for the jurors.
The court had previously ordered
the jurymen summoned by the coro-
ner ON the assumption that the
sheriff was disqualified from such
service.
When the matter of the jury was
Strengthened out temporarily it was
time for noon recess and all were
excused until O'Clock. Whether
the attorneys will raise any objec-
tion to the method of the rcsummon-
ing of the jury was question at
noon. 1t is possible that if such
question is raised that the entire
panel will need be excused and a
new list of jurors summoned.
Moreno Changes Plea
F. Moreno, scheduled to come up
for trial this week, withdrew his
plea of not guilty just before court
adjourned and entered Il plea of
guilty. He was charged with un-
lawful possession of a still. He
entered an application for proba-
tiop and the case was continued for
hearing until September 2l. Fred
Thompson appeared as his attorney.
Rye and Connors are charged with
robbery, growing out of holdup at
the King Kendle store at Sandia
this summer. They are alleged to
be two of the three men that en-
tered the place and relieved the
register and some patrons Of more
than 800 in cash and yauables.
The two along with Dodo Mead,
Tom Rye, Jr., and j. p. Robinson
we're apprehended at Indio later the
same night in car identified as
the machine used by the hold-up
men and in which a revolver ana
shotgun, said to have been used IN
the holdup, were found.
The second case to come before
the court will be that of the people
against Earl Kinsinger. He Is
charged with a liquor violation and
may also face second charge, one
of contributing to the delinquency
of n minor
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
RIOT STARTS AS
ANTI-SMITH MEN
BOLT CONVENTION
By United Press Leased Wire

DALLAS, Texas, Sept. IA riot
punctuated with several fist fights
broke out shortly after the state
Democratic convention convened in
Fair Park Auditorium at 1890 a.
IN, here today.
Immediately after the state exc,
cutive committee reported on ere
dcntials, former Governor O. b.
Colquitt, leader Of the anti-Smith
faction arose from his seat and said,
:" let all good Democrats gather out
side. -
From all parts of the hall, anti
Smith Democrats stood up waving
placards. On them were such in
scriptions as "iobs not gags and
"all good mothers will vote for
Hoover
The band struck up "Sidewalks
of New York. - There was much
cheering and shouting and several
fist fights broke out.
Police and sergeants-at-armS
worked frantically to hurry the
anti-Smith forces from the hall,
The anti-Smith faction went tC
another building to set up "rump
convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Canadian Flyers
Nearing Coast
fly United Press Leased Wire

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Sept.
ll-William Drury of London, Ont,
and Kennedy Whyte of Hamilton.
Ont, the only two flyers remaining
in the Windsor, Ont Los Angeles in
ternational air derby took off from
Woodward Field for Los Angeles at
S;2l and 9;ls a. m. respectively, this
morning.
The two flyers spent the night at
Rock Springs, Wyo., and stopped
here only long enough to refuel.
LAS VEGAS, New, Sept. IL
William Drury, of London, Ontario,
one of the remaining contestants in
the Windsor Canada, to Los Ange-
les air race, arrived here from Salt
Lake City at 1913 a. m. today.
The plane of Kennedy Whyte, of
Hamilton, Ontario, was not expect
ed for some time.
The flyers will rest here tonight
and will continue to Los Angeles to-
morrow. ~ sm
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Charm an States
Maine Indicates
Coming Election
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE
Republican victory i'll the Maine
election "points inevitably to Il
similar national result in Novem.
Der, y Chairman Work of the Repub-
lican National committee claimed
today in statement issued after a
conference with Herbert Hoover,
Republican presidential nominee.
Maine again has pointed the
way Work stated 1--WE antici-
pated handsome majority; the re
suits far exceed our expectations
They foreshadow an overwhelming
maiority for Hoover and Curtis in
November.
PORTLAND, MAINE, Sept. IL
The Republican margin of victory in
Maine 5 barometric state elec.
tion grew today to approximately
1900 votes.
With only 40 out of 633 election
precincts missing, returns gave:
For governor:
William Tudor Gardiner, Repub.
lican, 4,l0S.
Edward C. Moran, Jr, Democrat,
66,22S.
For senator:
Senator Frederick Hale, Republi-
can, l42,772.
Herbert Holmes, Democrat, 65,-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Army Ordered
To Fly High

MINES FIELD, Los ANGELES,
Sept. II-ln the face of the death
~ 1T. j. j. Williams, one of it's
most daring aviators, the army re
.umed stunt flying at the national
air races here today,
However, all army pilots were un'
der orders that no daredevil ac-
tivitics would be- countenanccd less
than lu0u feet above the ground.
1t. Williams was only l5O feet in
the air when his plane faltered, then
crashed aud mortnlly wounded him
Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Voight Qualities
In Golf Tourney
By United Press Leased Wire

ERAE BURN COUNTRY CLUB,
West Newton, Mass, Sept. IL
George Voight, of North Hills, for
mcrly of Washington, won the
qualifying medal of the national
amateur championship today with
an aggregate of l43 for SO holes,
Voight, who never before has quail
fled, led the field with II for his
first round and par 70 today.
Jimmy Johnson, of Minneapolis,
who tied Voight s II yesterday had
73 today and finished second.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
INJURIES
FATAL TO
WILLIAMS
Army Aviator Succumbs
In Hospital Following
Crash at Los Angeles.
WAS FIRST WRECK
Tragedy Fails to Halt
Weeks Program Which
Draws Large Crowd.
BY GEORGE II. BEALE
United Press Staff Correspolden

MINES FIELD, Los ANGELES,
Sept. lit. j. j. Williams, %
perhaps the most daring of army
flyers, died early today.
His death was the first of the
1928 national air races and resulted
from injuries received when his fast
plane crashed while he was stunt
ing here last night
Williams was flying 100 miles an
hour, 100 feet above the ground and
upside down, when the motor of his
plane faltered, caused the craft To
Slde.slip and then smack up directly
in front of the grandstand.
The army ace was wedged in his
cockpit and covered with wrcckage.
He was taken to the Culver City
hospital where it was first said he
would recover. Head and internal
hurts caused death.
As Il tribute to army courage, Its.
l. \. Woodring and w. l.. Cornelius,
the other two members of THE
Three MuSkrtcers, crack army
mancuycr outfit, continued the
stunts without Williams, leader Of
the group.
Williams was Il native of Moad,
Utah. He graduated from West
Point in 1921 and almost since that
tme was a member of the 95th pur-
suit squadron, stationed at Rockwell
Field, San Diego.
Service Rivalry Blamed
tnofficially Williams death was
contributed to rivalry between the
army and the navy.
The famous "Thrre Sea Hawks
of the navy, plotting planes equip
ped for upside down FLYING, preced
ed the ''Thrcc Muskctcers " in the
stunting.
The "Thrcc Muskctcers at
tempted the same daring stunts
with craft not made for such man
ruvcrs
\ score of times as they turned
over on their backs, the army Boe-
ing PW9 ships spit black smoke
Just before the 'Three Muske-
tccrs' rightcd them. Carburetors
not constructed TO feed in the m-
usual position caused that, 1t was
said.
On the turn in which he was ia
tally injured, Williams made des-
perate effort to right his craft after
1t beIchcd its smoke but he failed,
4 scene followed Williams crash
when police in charge of the field
arrested newspaper photographers
who rushed to get pictures of the
demolished plane.
The photographers were taken IN
custody but later released.
Officials Of the race today were
considering requesting the army and
yavy TO refrain from going through
lhc daring stunts with which they
have thrilled the thousands of spec
tators.
Watch Other Events
Major interest today appeared to
center in the class \ San Francisco
to Los Angeles contest, due to con
Glade late this afternoon.
Fifteen aviators are scheduled to
start in this event, paying $1,000 III
rrizcs aud open to all planes with
motors OF so cubic inches or less.
The grandstand fans were inter
Continued on Page 6)
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Carnes Indicted
By Grand Jury

ATLANTA, Sept. ll,-Clinton $.
Carnes, the missing Southern Bap-
tist board official who disappeared
a month ago, was indicted by the
Fulton county grand jury in an en-
bezzlement charge today,
The action followed testimony of
church executives that shortage
of possibly $l,000,000 had been
found in his accounts.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Bandits Assault
San Jose Man
ny United Press Leased Wire

SAN JOSE, Sept. ll.-Authorities
today hunted two bandits who rob
her A. G.. Mussimino of 800 at his
ranch home near here and beat him
into unconsciousness.
Several hours later Mussimino
lcgained consciousness and crawled
to the home of neighbor nearly a
mile away. lie was brought to the
Santa Clara county hospital where
his condition was reported scrions.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Actress Cleared
In Carnes Case
by United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 1l.-After
questioning Sonia Norida, Nor
wegian motion picture player police
announced today that the search
here for G. $. Cames, wanted in
Atlanta, Georgia, for the asserted
absconding of Baptist Home Mis-
sion funds, would be dropped.
Carnes was believed to be in this
district when it was learned that
he was financing Miss Norida's 5 at,
tempt to become screen star.
Miss Norida convinced authorities
that Carnes was not expected here
and that she did not know of his
whereabouts, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Marco Granted
Short Respite

Los ANGELES, Sept. 11-scn-
fencing Of Albert Marco, Los An.
geles vice baron. convicted of two
counts of assault with deadly
weapon, today was continued until
Thursday when his attorneys made
Il motion for new trial.
y jury decided that Marco shot
two men during a brawl in the Ship
Cafe in Venice last June.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
RUTH'S HOMER
HELPS YANKEES
BEAT MACKME'N
by United Press Leased Wire

YANKEE STADIUM, New York,
Sept. 11.-Coming from behind and
with Babe Ruth s 49th homer of
the season to aid them, the New
York Yankees today took their
third straight game from the Phila-
delphia Athletics, 5-3.
Ruth s home run came in the
eighth inning with Gehrig on base.
The victory gave the Yankees a
two and a half game lead in the
race for the American league pen
nant.
The two runs by Gehrig and Ruth
broke up 3-3 tie that the Yanks
had earned by starting belatedly to
connect with the pitches of Lefty
Grove, the visitors twirling ace.
Until the seventh inning Grove
had held the Yankees runless, while
Henry Johnson, 2l-year-old right
handler, had permitted the Mackmen
to tally three times.
YANKEE STADIUM, New York,
Sept, ll.-Connie Mack sent Lefty
Grove, prize southpaw of the
American league, against the New
\ ork Yankees this afternoon in an
attempt to whittle down .the lead
of a game and half that the
lanks gained by defeating the
Philadelphia Athletics in sunday s
double header.
Miller Huggins chose Henry John
son to pitch for New York in the
third game of the series that will
have an important bearing on the
American, league pennant race,
Only one game will he played to-.
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
RADIO STATIONS
GET NEW RULES
FROM CAPT. AL
Instructions Given By
Government To Clarity
Situation.
by tinted Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-A
sweeping reallocation Of the ma
tion 5 broadcasting facilities to
comply with the Davis amendment
to the Radio Act was made public
today by the Federal Radio Com
mission.
Every one Of the G29 existing
radio stations was given a perman
cnt assignment of power and wave
length and was placed on either a
full or part time basis. The new al
locations are to become effective at
; Il. m, +. $. r., Nov. II.
Improved reception to listeners
in all parts of the country is ex-
pected by the commission as re-
suit of its re-allocation.
simultaneously, the commission
extended all broadcasting licenses
from Oct. /, when they were to eX-
pire, until Nov. IL, and announced
that further extensions will be
granted from that date.
Public hearings are to be granted
any station not satisfied with the
wave length and power it receives
under the rc-allocation.
The commission accompanied its
rc-aliocation program with gen
eral order fixing $4,000 watts as
the maximum power to be granted
and station, except for experimental
purposes.
Partial List Given
Following are in part the west
ern new ALLEGATIONS, the number
after the call letters in parenthesis
are those of stations with which al
locations are shared. "CPo means
It construction permit has been
granted either for new station or
enlarged power. Day means broad
casting only in daytime:
California
kRE, Berkeley, (KFQT KGTT)
100; KEJK, Beverly Hills, (kFON)
500; KELW, Burbank, (KNRC)
500; KGEN, FL Centre; KMJ, Fres-
10, 80; KGFH, Glendale, 250; KIM
Hayward, (KJBS) 100; KFQZ,
Hollywood, (KPSN) 1000; xxx,
Hollywood. 5000; KMTR, Holly
wood, (KPLA) 1000; kMIC, lngle-
wood, (kFSG) 250; KGER, Long
Beach, 100.
XII, Los Angeles, 5000 (CP-5 -5O,-
e0o); KEGF, Los Angeles, (KTBD
1000; KFJ, Los Angeles, 1OOO
KIN, Oakland, (KTAB) 800; kGO,
Oakland, 1000; KFWM, Oakland,
(kFWD 800; KLS, Oakland,
(kPPO 100; KFSD, San Diego,
500; kGB, San Diego, 250.
kfRC, San Francisco, 1000;
k.J BIS, San Francisco, (KZM) 100;
kPO, San Francisco, 5000; KIA,
San Francisco, 1000; KFBk, Sacra-
mcnto, 100; KQW, San Jose, 500;
kWTC, Santa Ana, (KFWO) 100;
kFCR, Santa Barbara, 100; KSMR,
Santa Maria, 100; KGDM, Stock
ton, 10.
Part time stations:
kFBk, Sacramento.
kFQZ, Hollywood.
kFND, Venice.
kGFH, Lacresenta.
The foregoing stations will not
be permitted to operate during the
evening hours simultaneously with
ether stations assigned to the same
frequencies.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
BOATS CREW RESCUED
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Sept, ll.-The
German steamship August Leon
Hardt has rescued the crew of the
sinking schooner Wellington of New
York and set fire to the. abandoned
vessel, the Diamond Shoals light
house advised the navy department
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Identify Victim
OIL. A. Thugs
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. IA
holdup victim, found unconscious in
an alley here sunday was Identified
today as Walter Johnson, 30, of
Pomona.
According to Georgia Street re-
,oiviug attendants, Johnson has a
possible skull fracture and his con-
dition is serious.
Police said he apparently was at
tackled by thugs. His watch aud $40
were reported missing,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Missing Student
Returns Home

EUREKA. Calf, Sept. IL
Wellesley Hill, missing University
Of California student was back
home today with the explanation
that he became lost while hunting
deer.
Searchers had been sent into the
Coyote Flats territory to hunt for
him when relatives reported they
feared an accident had bcfallen
him.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
KELLEY TAKES
WITNESS STAND
| TO DENY crime
Accused Most UncOncern-
ed Person in Court Room
AS He Tells Story.
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept ll.--Leo
p. Kelley, the butcher boy, today
told his version of his love tryst
with Mrs. Myrtle Mcllus, society
matron, on August 5-the day she
dieG
1t was a grim and gruesome re
cital and it included denial that
lie murdered the woman whom he
met secretly for fi%e years.
Her husband, Frank Mcllus, rang
the doorbell and fear of him caused
Kelley to hide in closet in the
home, Kelley testified.
Kelley said that the next thing he
knew officers were dragging him
from his hiding place.
~ was half drunk then" Kelley
testified.
lie started his story by stating
he visited with Mrs. Mellus twice
each week during the five years he
knew her.
"Then, " he said, "she called me
and asked me to come over that
Sunday.
''We embraced when l got there
and then we had few drinks. Later
we had some more and an argument
started.
"She started to talk loud and ]
put my hand over her mouth. The
ring on my finger made her Lip
bleed and that 5 how | got cover
ed with blood.
Relates Details
Kelley then went into great de
tails about intimacies with Mrs
Mellus in the maid 5 room.
Later he continued, &" she
went upstairs to get dressed. She
fell and | went to help her up.
put her to bed and we both fell
asleep.
I'VE were afraid that Mellu;
might be coming in any moment
when we got up and rushed tt
get out. Half way down the stairs
| heard Mrs. Mellus yes 'it is him
For God 5 sake, get out.
~ ran and hid i'll the maid !
room. That 5 all l remember unit
the Officers found me there.
Kelley appeared to be the calm
est person in court as he told hi,
story. The jury and courtroom
spectators obviously were shocked
by the intimacies he revealed.
Kelley was to be one of the last
witnesses in his defense and the
case probably will reach the jury
before the week ends.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Score Killed In
Austrian Wreck
by United Press Leased Wire

VIENNA, Sept. 1l.-Twenty per
sons were killed and Il injured
when the Paris Budapest express
train missed a signal and collided
with a freight train near the rail
way station Of Saitz near Lunden-
burg in Czecho Slovakia, advices
from Prague said today.
The express train was running
20 miles an hour and coilided head
on with the freight.
The wreck was due, it was report
ed, to carlesness Of a switchman in
setting the signals. The switchman,
fibigh, after the accident attempt
ed to hang himself.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
COCHET TAKES LEAD
BY United p-ess Leased Wire

FOREST HILLS, n, Y, Sept. H..
Henri Cochet, hero of the Davis
cup challenge round and favorite to
win the American title, won his way
into the third round of the national
championships today by defeating
Wilbur F. Coen, Jr., Kansas City
youngster, in straight sets, rs, 6-3,
6-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Haiti Threatened
By Hurricane
Hy United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-Pos
sibility that another hurricane
might strike Haiti, and include
Porto Rico in its path, was seen to
day in weather bureau warning
Of tropical disturbance east and
southeast of these islands. The
storm centered at latitude 10 de.
grees north and longitude 30 de
grces west ut 8 0 clock last night
and was moving "west or west
northwestward, - the bureau said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
A FUTILE HOPE
BY United Press LEASED Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. H.
Adolph Schwartz has started
parade through the downtown
streets carrying sign pleading for
for the punishment of a hit-and
run driver who killed his son, Sol
IS, on August Il. The appeal Is
directed to "citizens and authori'
ties. -
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
Bang! Another Bird Bites Dust

Bang Coodges barked twice and
president enthusiastic
shooting lately brings specially
constructed the White House Brule.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
CRASH MAY BE FATAL

LOS ANGELES, Sept IL. II s..
Thompson may die as the resul. Of
injuries received when his DE Havi-
land Moth airplane crashed in land
ing at Rogers Airport late yester'
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
bALL()l)CH
LEADS IN
AIR RACE.
First Arrival at Yuma
In Cross Country Hop
From New York.
TO STAY OVERNIGHT, I,
Racing Planes Should
Pass Over Here Early.
Tomorrow Morning.
by United Press Leased Wire

YUMA, ARIZ., Sept l1-Edward
Ballough, Chicago, flying a Laird
biplane, led the class B New York
to Los Angeles Flyers in the FL
Paso to Yuma lap today.
John Wood, Wausau, Wisconsin,
brought his Waco biplane in second
for the lap, finishing exactly 20
minutes after BallOugh.
He was followed closely by John
Livingston, Monmouth, H., who was
believed still to be the leader in
elapsed time.
Other class B entrants in the orr
der they finished the lap:
Charles w. Meyers, Troy, Ohio,
10:42:15.
T. \. Wells, ichita, Kansas, Tra-
vclair, 1O:42:4j.
L. F. schoenhair, Los Angeles,
10:47.
Ell PAsO, Texas. Sept. 11.-R. J.
Merritt. Newcastle, Pa, and Whiting
Whitall, Worcester, Mass, class Il
flyers, spent last night at Pecos,
Texas, and arrived here shortly af-
ter 7:39 a. m. today.
Both flyers took off shortly after
leaders of the class B race who left
here at 6 a. NJ. Merritt was using
a Ryan monoplane and Whital u
Fairehild monoplane.
Ed Schultz, Pittsburgh, was fore
ed to return to FL Paso, taking off
with the main flight, because OF
engine trouble. He expected to
take off again after u new spark
plug had been installed.
Schultz got away at I'll a. m. af-
ter the new plug had been INSTALL
ed.
Edward Ballough, Chicago, in his
Laird biplane, led the planes west
at 6:14 a. m. with his 71-year-old
passenger, Charles Dickinson, ex'
uberant over successful repairs to
the plane during the night.
John Livingston, Mammouth, Ill
leader in elapsed time in class b,
was second to get away. lie start
cd in his Waco biplane at 6:lo:4o.
Third to leave was John Wood.
Wausau, Wis, in his Waco bipiane
at 6:17.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11

A Long Beach firm has bought ESQ
tons of olives in Butte county at
$126 a ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11
.Myhres Leading
Coast Flyers
Nv United Press Leased Wire

MINES FIELD, Los Angeles,
Sent. I'LL. 5. Myhres, plotting Il
Simplex monoplane, was the first to
arrive in the Glass y race from San
Francisco to Los Angeles today.
Although his elapsed time was
not officially announced, II was eer-
tain that he won the event since
he also led the group of flyers INTO
Visalia. the only control.
Myhres' plane touched on the
field at 1:45:30 p. m.
He was followed six minutes later
hy Charles f. Dycer, in a Lincoln
Paige.
Jack Frye, in an Alexander Eagle
Rock, was the third to cross the
finish line.
YISALlA, Sept. 11.--H. $.
Myhres, flying Simplex mono
plane. arrived at the Nisalia air
port at ll:36 n. M, first in the field
Of L flyers in the San Francisco
Los Angeles air race.
Charles Dyeor brought his Lin
coln-Paige plane in at ll:3S, while
Frye landed third at ll:42.
HURT was fourth at ll:+f;
Wright fifth at l:47:3l.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-11

(Continued on Page 6)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05
7. NJ. n. A. 0RATORICAL
EXAMINATIONS TONIGHT
Winner Will Participate in Fed
Grafton Contest At Richmond
Next Month.

An elimination contest tn select q
representative for Washington in the
orstor1cal contest Of the Middle Al
iantic States Federation Of Y. M. II. 4
viii be held at 3 O'Clock tonight a.
the jewish Community Center The
winner will participate In the fedora
ton contest To be held in Richmond
next month.
Ionignts contest viii be under the
auspices Of the Y M. and Y, w. H
and the Jewish Community Center
Judges are ls.dore Hershfield. Fred
Pelznan and Mrs Herman Hollands.
Among the contestants are Miss Ethel
Wool, who Will speak on "Jewigh Edn-
cstlon--a Medium for the PerpetiIa.
ton 81 Jewish Life. Martin Shelter
man The Jewish Community Center
UnifyiBg Factor IN American Israel
Is2core Slegel The Jews Contrib,
tion " the Founding and Develop
nent Of the American Democracy, .
and Israel Regardie. whose topic ie
Israel. the WandeTer
Contestants from Washington. b.
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Washington has offered . SIS prize to
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LLOYD = L0cksmiths

NEW BRITAIN Conn. m AL
though Harold Lloyd may prefer 20 build
his ne9 home IN Hollywood he haa
roy7e here for the hardware for II 4
loeaj manufacturing concern has an or
Ger for locks and fancy trimmings, some
OF them 70 be furnished In cid gold,