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New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
CHILD RUNS AGAINST AUTO

David Garston of 8 Hartford av- cnue reported 10 Captain Kelly about o'clock th.s afternoon that as he was driving south on Arch street. a 9-year-old sirl named Rowe. living at 7oS Arch street. ran into the road at the corner of Wallace street and was struck by fender of his car. She was knocked down but did not appear 10 be hurt, accord ing 10 Garston.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
Ring Valued at $500
 Thought Lost. Is Found

Sergeant J. C. stadier was sent to the Y. w. C. A. shortly before 8 o'clock this morning 10 investigate "a request for a policeman. and learned that a ring valued at $500 was thought to have been stolen from a room in the dormitory, but the sergeant found 1t in bureau drawer beside another ring which was thought 10 have been taken some time ago.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
Mexican Bandits Being
 Hanged by Roadside

Pueb.a. Mexico. April 3 L1p--- Bandits captured in the state of Puebla are being hanged to trees beside the highways wherever found in this region by federal troops and home guards. The bodies are being let until devoured by vuitures. the authorities hoping that the grisly sight will deter other holdup men.
 At one point not far from Puebla three bodies swing from a tree be- side the road. at another point are two bodies while in several other places there arc from one 10 three
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
Actress to Be Married
 At Her Mothers Home

New York. April 3 R-Mary Philips, actress, will be married to Humphrey Bogart, actor, today at he home Of her mother in Hartford. Conn.
 Miss Philips appeared recently In John Golden'S Two Girls Wanted. !" She was born in New London, Conn. and educated in a convent in New Haven. Among the productions in which she has appeared were Apple Blossoms The Old Soak" and "The Wisdom Tooth" in the last of which she took the leading feminine role.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
CHOOSES JAIL TO FINE

Meriden. April Rt-Mike Tur- las. 4s. of Bantam. was jailed for 10 dayf by Judge A. B. Aubrey in police court today on a charge Of drCn';en driving for which he was arrested following a minor automo- bile crash last night. Turlas tool, the penalty in preference 10 five Hays and $1oo fine.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
WILL OF MRS. STEVENS

According 10 the will of the late Mrs. Emily $. Stevens. which was filed today in probate court, the sum of $500 each is willed to her two sons Frederick Clayton Stevens, of Holyokc. Mass. and Harold St. Clair Stevens. of this city. The remainder of the estate is given to her daugh-
 ter. Gladys May Stevens. who Is named eKecutrix. with authority to sell all or part of the estate at will.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
MESSENGER ROBBED

Chicago. April , UP) Emer. Sonte, 1a, messenger for clothing firm, was on the way to the bank with S1.000 today when 3, man showed a note into his hand.
 I've got gum 1t said. Give me the money or I'll shoot
 Emery handed over the money.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
Hartford Election
 Calls Out Big Vote

Hartford April 3 P-Hartford is holding mayoralty election today and carly figures indicated record vote, Fully 10000 of the 52. 900 registered will have cast their votes by { o'clock. it is estimated. Walter F.. Patterson. republican. and John F. Gaffey. democrat are the mayoralty candidates.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
Morale Will Leave U. $.
 And Return to Italy

FaUI Morale. who makes his home "A Clark street when he is in New I;'itain, will leav. for Italy on June ;'.atcs immigration authorities who lHstjtnted deportation proceedings q .ainst him several months ago. ter he served a jail sentence on the charge of Ina, boring a female for immoral purposes. He was to have left this country this mo1th but a s'1y was granted and the deporta- ilon action consed iently will not be 1 shed,
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Chicago. April 3 UP) - The University of Chicago's national in- terscholastic basketball tournament opened today with victory fol Canton. H.. High school.
 Canton, in the first game. defeat cd Wheeling, W. Va. High school, 23 to 19.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
Struck, Tells Driver
 To Mind Own Business

\ pedestrian Whose name was not learned was struck by an autom obile driven by Peter II. Brooks. K. F. D. No. 2, New Britain. yesterday on lhe west side of Central Park. and when Brooks inquired whether or not he had been injured. the pedcs- 'rjan is said to have told him to mind his own business. Brooks was turning left into Main from West Main street, and Officer Joseph Kennedy. who was on duty in The iraffic tower. saw the accident and l, ported il.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
ENTERTAINS ON BIRTHDAY

Raymond Hoffman of Seymour street entertained a number of his friends at his home last evening in honor of his 18th birthday Games were played and luncheon served. Fred Hoffman played number of piano selections. The guests pre- sented Raymond with many useful giftS
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balance, 3Ill,eie,7s0.
TUNNEY SENDS WORD

New York. April ! W-0eas Tsn- ney today notified the New Yoek state athletic commission that Tom Heeney had been selected as his next title opponent within an Asur after the board had failed ee saac. ton the match because Of 0aoes failure to heed their request for such a st4tement.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
CONDITION IS CRITICAL

Hartford. April R-The condi. ton of Clinton NJ. Bidweli of Pasa- dena. Cal. Yale senior, whose ear crashed into concrete culvert after swerving from the New Haven turn pike early Sunday morning. is re- ported as still critical by the Hart ford hospital authorities today. Bid well received a fractured skull in the accident
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
Stores Will Replace
 Old Building of "Tabs"

Application has been made to the hlilding department to place four stores in the building at Lafayette and Beaver streets, for many years occupied by the Y. NJ. T. A. & B. society. The stores will be on the Beaver street side of the building, which Is owned by II. Kaplan.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
COOLTDGE'S OPINION

Washington. April 3 UP)--Presi dent Coolidge was represented today as believing there Is no foundation for renewed rumors that Secretary of State Kellogg plans to leave the cabinet. No intimation 10 that ef- feet has reached the White House. it was said today.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
KILLED DY TRAIN

Clarksburg. W. Va. April LP-. The body Of well dressed unidenti- fled man. aged about 25. was found on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks by freight train crew near Wilson, burg today. It was believed the vic tim fell from passenger train. Papers on the body indicated the man might be from Waterbury, Conn. The names of Theodore De- vonin and Joseph Ledakas, both of Waterbury. were found on the papers.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
WaN Street Briek.

Common stock of Julius Kayser {, company today was placed cn an in- creased annual dividend basis of $5 q share. formerly s4. with a guar. terly dividend c sl.o5 a share. pay able May to stock of record April I6
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
SURPRISED IN NEW HOME

Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Futile were pleasantly surprised at their new home at A Pendleton road by - friends Saturday evening. An old fashioned house warming, fo- .aiher with six tables of bridge was nricyfd. Mir and Mrs. Futile have resided at their new home for the last four weeks
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03

NEA Cleveland Bureau Who says that women aren't accept ing their civic responsibilities? Here ate the mayor and fire chief of Youngstown. O. At least they held those jobs for q day. just 10 show city officials that they could. Miss Marian Morgan. top, is shown wait ing for a fire alarm while Mayor Madelaine Williams. below. calls 6
 special council meeting.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
IMMIGRATION CONFERENEC

Havana. April 3 R}-Thc work of the second immigration conference got into full swing today.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
TO SURRENDER EDEL
Federal Officials 10 Permit New
 York Police to Have Jurisdiction

sf, Paul. Minn.. April , (UP)- Fred w. Edel. wanted in the tp- Vestlgatlon of the murder ot Mrs Emmcline Harrington. New York actress, December <, will be re- leased to New York authorities, federal officers said today.
 Edel was arrested here last week on forgery charges. He indicated lie would not fight extradition.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03

Hos' passs nger stea n'ships cross ing the Atlantic publish 2 newspa- per every day. containing the latest radio Dews
Evening star., 1928-12-01

WOulQ seek the W&VeriS AayIofs
services Of a banker for his financing,
then engage an architect to prepare
plans and finally employ a builder to
interpret those plans and construct the
house.
This system" he said, was a rather
long -dravr1-out and frequently tedious
process and uneconomical, due to the
fact that definite customs had not been
established to any degree in thse diff
ferent fields"
He contrasted the services of the
modern realtor- builder who, he said,
has within his organization experts In
the various fields and departmentalized
activities dealing in finance. brokerage
and the handling of technical phases of
home planning and construction.
Through this combination Of experts
the modern realtor-builder organization
serving as single contact for the home
buyer renders complete service
whether it is in the purchase Of a f1n-
ished home or the purchase of a lot
followed by the construction of an in
dividual home" he said
Modern development in the building
industry has the advantage Of i'm
menSe savings In costs by reason of
wholesale production purchase Of large
areas of ground and greater facilities
In financing due to the stability behind
organized business efforts.
1T is sometimes heard that because
Of the speed of present day construction
homes are not as we'll built as they
were in former days when a longer
period was required, but this is mis-
conception, as the difference in time
merely comes about through improved
methods which were not then available.
Increase in population has forced
the operative builder to seek land in
suburban and Outlying sections for his
developments and the advent of the
automobile has made suburban devel-
opments in all sections Of the country
highly successful"
Mr.. Taylor predicted that with the
development of aviation residential
areas would come into existence miles
away from the centers Of population,
stating that many beautiful sections of
the Blue Ridge Mountains Of Virginia
would eventually be suburbs of the Ma
TONS Capital.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
PORTES GIL NAMES
CABINET MEMBERS
New Mexican President Retains
Three Who Served Under
Gales.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, December PRO
visional President Emilio PorteS Gil last
night announced the composition Of his
cabinet, which will include three men,
berS in the same positions they occupied
under President Gales. These three are
Gen. Joaquin Amaro, secretary of war;
Jose Manuel Puig CaSaurano, secretary
Of industry, and Luis Monies de Oca,
secretary Of finance.
The new members and their portfolios
are:
Interior, Pascual Ortiz Rubio, former
Minister to Germany; foreign relations,
Genaro Estrada, underSecretary Of the
department during the last adminiStra-
ton; agriculture, Marie n. Gomez, pres
ident of the Chamber Of Deputies;
communications, Javier Sanchez Mejo-
rada, an engineer, and education, Eze-
quiel Padilla, who was attorney general
under President Gales.
At the same time the new President
announced the reappointment Of Primo
Villa Michel as governor of the federal
district and Fernando Torre-Blanca as
private secretary to the President.
New appointments were: Attorney
general, Enrique Medina, former assist
ant prosecutor Of the federal district,
who presented the governments case
against Jose de Leon Toral, assassin Of
Gen. Obregon; prosecutor of the fed
eral district, Jose Aguilar y Maya rec
tor of the national university, Antonio
Castro Leal: chief of the military
manufacture and supply department,
Evening star., 1928-12-01

resembling q soup plate. Some of these
fine old china plates are still in use
today. They furnished the inspiration
for the gilded platter.
Barber's Soup Plate.
BARRIERS catering to American trade
hang out a small red and white striped
pole in addition to the soup plate"
Suggestions of changing the emblem be-
cause of the number of feminine visitors
now frequenting barber shops have been
turned down by overwhelming majori-
ties in master BARRIERS meetings.
Berlin's ofilcial sign is a black bear
sitting erect on his launches, his red
tongue curled out of his mouth. 1t is
a sign which appears on all tourist
literature distributed by the munich
pal tourist bureau The bear has fig
ured In the city's annals since its
founding, about 1884, chiefly because of
Evening star., 1928-12-01
BERLIN SHOP SIGNS
BAFFLE STRANGERS
Butchers, BARRIERS and Dairy.
men Cling to Century-0Id
Trademarks.

BERLIN LP)-Signs and symbols
displayed in front Of German shops are
quite as baffling to the stranger as was
the Indian before an American cigar
store or the red, white and blue pillar
before barber shop. Butchers, BARRIERS,
and dairymen are among those in Ger
many who have clung to century-old
trademarks.
The spectacle of q kitchen chair
draped with q spotlesS white apron
hanging out in front Of butcher shop
causes no end Of amusement in Fall
and Winter. It means that fresh, warm
sausage Is for sale inside.
The aproned chair had its origin
more than two centuries ago on the
farms which surrounded the numerous
villages. Farmers, their wives and hired
hands, having finished Slaughtering pigs
and cooking up meat and blood for
sausage. washed out their aprons and
hung them over chairs to dry In the
sun. City folk happening by soon
learned to realize that the aproned
chair was never-failing sign Of fresh
sausage.
Dutch Butter Sign.
When shop displays what looks like
large golden apple, but is in reality a
gilded ball, it means that butter is sold
there. The gilded ball idea was OBJ
tanned from Dutch dairy farmers who
at the invitation Of King Frederick
william I settled in the valley of the
Havel River near Potsdam. The immi-
grants from the Netherlands brought
their butter to market In balls.
A barber shop can be eSpied half a
block away by the brass soup plate
which bangles from rod extending
over the sidewalk. This sign dates
back before the invention of the shaw
ing mug. TonSorial artists of old
worked up lather in shallow platter
Evening star., 1928-12-01
BUILDING HISTORY
OUTLINED TO CLASS
WaverIy Taylor Addresses
Real Estate Students
at Y. M. c. A.

The history and development Of the
building business as applied to the con-
Struction of houses was outlined before
the real estate class at the Y. M. C. A.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
ADAIR REALTY CASE
REOPENS THURSDAY
Federal Court ORDERS Recess to AL
low Counsel Time to Map
Courses.
By the Associated Press.

GAINESVILLE, Ca, December L.
With Federal Court in recess here until
next Thursday morning, so far as four
former officials Of the Adair Realty d
Trust Co. Of Atlanta are concerned,
both Government and defense counsel
were granted a respite to look over their
respective standings and map out their
future courses
Judge Samuel H Sibley recessed court
Thursday in order that members of the
bar might attend the funeral of John
". Henley, assistant United States dis
lrict attorney.
Monday two attorneys for the defense
will appear before the Supreme Court
IN Washington on the appeal Of w. D.
Manley, former bank of1cial, who Is
under sentence in connection. with the
failure of number of Georgia banks.
The Government for the past two
weeks has spent much Of its time In
producing testimony that hundreds of
bondholders lost 88 per cent or more of
their investments when the Adair Co.
was forced into bankruptcy March 81,
1927.
The Government charges that the At
lanta company placed money derived
from the sale of the bonds with its
other income and used it to finance
other deals, including the Whitfield Es-
tateS, at Sarasota, Fla. which was made
the subject of long inquiry.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
Plane Passenger Injured.

WHITEVILLE, N. c.. December /
CP)-While at first believed to have
escaped with only slight bruises and
lacerations when an Army plane In
which he was a passenger was forced
down one mile from here early yes
terday, Capt. D. r. Blakely. u. s.. A..
was last night reported to have prob
ably suffered serious injury. He was
taken to the Army Hospital at Fort
Bragg, where a thorough examination
of his hurts was to be made. Lieut..
M. Higgins. who was plotting the ma
chine, was uninjured.
Evening star., 1928-12-01

quarry tile floor marked at 2 In the plans, is
suggested as appropriate also In the sun room.
At Is the location provided for the refrigerator
Upstairs are three bedrooms of adequate size, all
well lighted and cross s-ventilated by windows on
two sides. The tiled bath is equipped with tub
shower, marked on the plans, while the numeral
8 indicates placing for automatic closet lights.
At Is a spot suggested for a bedroom fireplace.
made easy Of construction by the adjacence of the
chimney,
Evening star., 1928-12-01
Reichstag Prohibits
Bestowal of Titles
By Sham Adoptions
Nv tha Aeeori.tad pre..

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, December 1.-Sham
adoptions by people Of rank for the
purpose of conveying titles of mo-
bility was prohibited by the Reichs-
tag passing q law making such In.
valid.
It was said that such adoptions
have been sought eagerly by social
climbers and threatened to become
q nuisance.
The bill also raises the status Of
illegitimate children by providing
enforcement measures for increased
liability by fathers and arranging
other facilities in their behalf.
Evening star., 1928-12-01

its prevalence in the surrounding
forests.
The bear in walking pose was chosen
for the official municipal seal when
various towns about 1909 united to form
what Is now the heart of Berlin.
Evening star., 1928-12-01

Arturo M. Elias, former consul general
of New York and half brother Of Gen.
Gales; comptroller general, Julio Fres-
sinier Norm; chief Of the presidential
military staff, Col. Jose M. Tapia. and
inspector general Of police, Gen. Lucas
Gonzalez.
Evening star., 1928-12-01
COTTON TO SILK TREND
SHOWN IN CLOTHING
Department of Agriculture Finds
Southern Crop Used More in
Household Articles, However.

BY the Associated Press.
A trend from cotton to silk for cloth
ing was shown for the period between
1922 and 1927 In q report yesterday
by the Department Of Agriculture, on
results of a survey of consumers
preferences among 1000 men and
women representing all sections Of the
United States. The report showed,
however, that an actual increase in
number Of cotton household articles in
reports from 645 homes surveyed Offset
the cotton-to-silk clothing trend.
Families with larger incomes. and In
dividuals in larger cities, registered a
change from cotton to silk. Women
reported that silk and rayon are more
Evening star., 1928-12-01
Plane Reaches Aquas Calientes.

MEXICO CITY, December / Rl.-El
Universal prints dispatch from Aguas
Calientes saying that an airplane carry
ing passengers from Ell Paso, Tex, has
arrived there from Chihuahua and will
remain overnight.
Evening star., 1928-12-01

bIlS week Dy WdN~
erly Taylor of the
Washington Real
Estate Board which
is sponsoring the
class.
Mr.. Taylor con-
tended that the
time is past when
q real e S "a t e
broker merely act
ed as an agent for
the sale of ground
and when the sale
was conSummated
his services were
ended.
In times past, he
said, the prospec-
tive home builder
Ffyn1r1d eaoly tho
Evening star., 1928-12-01

attractive and easier to handle than
cotton Men based their preference
for silk and rayon socks on style and
comfort. In household articles, the re-
port continued, cotton is more than
holding its own"
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