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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
Aerial Teas for London.

A leading London aviation service has
just started the idea of aerial tea par
ties. and will hold the events every Fri
day afternoon throughout the Summer.
In 2l-seater plane the passengers will
be able to view the city while slipping
their oolong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
Mussolini Travels by Plane.

ROME, June 25 0P.-Premier Musso-
lini flew from Rome to Ravenna this
morning with Undersecretary of Avia-
ton Balbo. From Ravenna he went to
Forli by automobile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
VIRGINIA PRIESTS HERE.
Group of 65 VIII Participate in
Annual Retreat.

Priests of the Catholic Church in the
Virginia diocese we're arriving in WASH
ington today for their annual religious
retreat. which viii be held this week at
Georgetown University. About IS priests
Of various parishes, headed by Bishop
Andrew ]. Brennan of Richmond. are
expected TO make their quarters at
Georgetown University during the re-
threat.
The meetings, which will open to-
night. will last until Friday. Some Of
the most prominent Catholic author
tiles in the East are expected TO address
the priests at these meetings.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09

ing to name the Brooklyn under.
taker as one OF the two possible
pitchers after Sundays game, ht
came out fiat footed tor his ace 10.
day. The New York manager ad
mitted also that his players are anx.
ious to get the business OF the mo-
ment over. "Of course We want g
win this series in four straight
games" said Hug" "Rut doing II
is something else again."
Hoyt took opportunity in bulk into
the game with him. There are
places in the hasebaN record hook
reserved for him in the event of vic
tory, among others winning six
world series games and capturing
two Of a series OF four. for II Hoyt
is returned winner today there will
not be any more.
Sherdel can not compile a record
merely by winning. but he can es-
tablish himself as hero. at least
temporarily. with victory. II he
can turn back the Yankees with his
southpaw shoots, the series will be
kept alive and once in the win COL
umn the Cardinals figure they can
add other victories.
Hopes In Siertlcl
The Cardinal hopes were frankly
placed in full in the left arm Of
Sherdel. Other pitchers stood be-
hind him ready to take up the bur-
den II he could give them the
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09

raine. former theatrical star, died
last night at private hospital
where she was admitted early Mon
day. Police were working ON a re-
port that she had been beaten In Z
night club row.
DR.. Harry Gilbert. who attended
Miss Poole. gave myocarditis, in.
fiammation of heart tissues az the
cause Of death and said there were
no mysterious circumstances. DR.
Charles Norris. city medical exam
liner. acting on reports to the dis
trict attorneys office. however. or
dered the body removed to the
morgue from the undertaking es.
ia blishment where 1t had been
taken.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09

winning streak that would bring an
other world championship emblem
to st. Louis.
All We have to do is to win four
games said one. '.and We have
often done that in the regular sea-
son. True. no team has ever come
from behind to this extent In . word
series but there would be no records
II somebody didn't do sonnet hing
that never had been done before"
If the National ieaguers can mako
such record drab series will he
converted into one hristiine with
sensations. But they can't delay
their start" longer than today,
Some OF the rank and file Of the
fans were frankly pessimistic. Many
shook their heads In gloom at the
plight OF their favorites and a store
window bore an inscription, rive
BYE Red Birds" play on a song
sung with great success in St Louis
in the 1926 series.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09
SHERDH final
HOPE OF CARDS
Continued from First Page)

for the better, SO they were we'll
content to stand by and hope their
rivals might rose some of their
steam while waiting for the game
the world champions have declared
will he the last
The day of enforced idIeness made
Manager Bill Mckechnie all the
more determined to send Bill Sher-
del. a crafty but unlucky iefthander.
in to pitch. Sherdel has now had
four full days of rest. his regular
allotment, and while he has yet to
win his first world series contest. he
has turned in three well pitched
games. He was stopped twice by
Herb Pennock. now an inactive
Yankee pitcher. in 1926 and Waite
Hoyt won close decision from him
in this series. Hoyt will have q
chance to shade Bill again today. for
he has been made the unanimous
choice to do the pitching for the
Yankees
Where Manager Higgins was will
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09
white GETS IS
YEARS IN PRISON
Formerly Candidate for Repuhf
can Nomination for Governor

Boston. Oct. > (uP)-Norman H.
White, former candidate for the re-
publican nomination for governor of
Massa chusetts. was sentenced to
three to five years imprisonment, in
Suffolk superior court here last
night. in connection with the theft
of $4S9.0OO from banks.
Indicted more than 4 year ago,
White pleaded guilty last June to
five of IS counts in eight indict-
ments and the case was continued to
permit restitution.
Bernard Kaufman, representing
the defendant. told the court that
officials of two large Boston banks
had declined an offer Of 100000
restitution by relatives of White.
and had held out for $25O,000.
which could not be obtained.
The court was informed by G. w.
Tibbetts. vice president OF the Ex-
change Trust company. that White
had borrowed $l,S00,000 from 80
banks and that many banks had re-
fused to prosecute.
Failing Business Blamed
Testifying In his own defense.
White stated that he had borrowed
heavily in an effort to revive 4
failing business enterprise. He
blamed his inability to sell the Auto
Vacuum Freezer company Of New
York for his plight
White also owns the Small May
nard company of Boston and the
Boston Book Binding company.
The larcenies admitted by White
were' $l3,5OO from State Street
Trust company: sS5.ooo from Lib
erty Trust company: $4,000 from
Exchange Trust company: $4,000
from Federal National bank: and
$4,000 from American Trust COM
,,ony
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09
CADMAN HEARS MANY
KILLED In CHINA
zoo, 900 Persons MasSacrcd by Fa.
matte M0slen,s, Chairman OF
Relief Organization Says.

New York. Oct. [N - DIR. 8.
Parkes Cadman. chairman of the
China famine relief erga nixation In
New York city. received information
today of the massacre of about 2OO,-
600 persons by Moslem fanatics in
Kansu province. China.
DIR. Cadman received a letter from
Leighton r. Rand, China. inland
mission, at Lanchowfu. Kansuh,
China depicting the horrors of the
situation which Rand says. has been
intensified by an insurrection of the
Moslems who form third OF the
population of the province.
Though starting in the appear
ance here and there of unorganized
robber bands, the movement has
spread like wild fire." the letter said.
land has now become Just such q
Mohammedan rebellion as has on
several occasions In the past Gen.
fury laid waste the province and
decimated Its population"
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09

Visitors to the seasons
Radio Shows which are now
bsing held throughout the
country, over = period Of sew
,ral weeks, are noticing that
one particular model-Boseh
"z8'' at $l3z.50 il claiming
he attention Of the greatest
7eresntass Of those present
/ the various exhibitions.
Nc single comparison can do this
charitable new Radio the justice 1t
.serveA But By actually contrasting
:. point for point with the finest
pes and makes OF Radio obtainable
,day. The prospective Radio buyer Will
1t hesitate to add his endorsement to
70 Thousands Of other endorsements
instantly being forwarded to the
ach factory.
rhs popular practice Of assembling
V various makes Of Radio In local
ado shows has furnished IN unusual
'pogulntty to actually zee and guage
,sch ~" value - against the value
any other make. regardless Of price.
We, for our part. welcome these dis
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09
lima Again in Tolls
For Dry Law Violation

Especial 10 inc hetdlQJ
Plainville. Oct. ? R1Sylvester
lima OF a9 Forestvilie avenue fell
afoul of the dry squad again late
this morning when his home was
raided and he was arrested on a H.
quor charge for the third time this
year. The raid was made by Deputy
Sheriff L. w. Furrey and Constable
George Schubert of Plainville and
Sergeant Jeglinski and Officer
Thompson of the Bristol police.
Zlma's home is barely on the Plain
willie side of the Bristol Plainville
town line. The raid was made on
warrant issued by Grand Juror
William J. Foran.
Only a jug of wine for Zima's per-
sonal use was found in the house.
but behind the house. down by
Plainville pond, the raiders discover
ed five gallons of liquor and confis-
Gated it. lima will be given a hear
ing in court tonight. He was fined
on liquor count early in the year,
and about j month ago he was ar
rested on a similar charge and given
suspended Jail sentence. He de-
MES ownership OF the liquor found
today.
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New Britain herald., 1928-10-09

has price In its favor. $l32.50. for such
remarkable performance Is certainly
out of the ordinary. The tone Is ma
tural- and what you would expect to
find IN the highest price set on the
market-rich. true and unvarying.
Model '2S." while compact, Is . beau-
tiful Radio to look at simple. but
very attractive. Bosch quality today
u . known fact The Bosch policy Of
buying only the finest of materials has
found its own reward In public con-
fidence in Bosch Radio. Add to this
every modern worthwhile improve
ment in presen, day Radio and you
nave q fairly accurate idea of wha:
you will get in Model "23" or any
other Bosch Radio.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09
St. LOUIS SHOWS
LESS interest
Continued from First Page.)

left.
Cardinals-orsatti up. Foul strike
I. Strike :. called. This was a
fast ball on the outside corner. Ball
l, high. Ball ,. outside. Ball ).
outside, low. Orxatti struck out.
taking . third called strike. with
the wood on his shoulder.
High up. Ball l. outside. High
sent up . high ny, which Ruth lost
In the sun. High making two bases
On the hit. Frisch up. Strike l.
called. ball I. outside. Foul. strike
.. Bail :, outside. Ball 3, low out
side. Frisch famed. swinging for
. third strike.
Bottomley up. Gtrike l. called.
Strike :, swung. Ball l. low. BAH
:. inside. Bali ;. high. Bottomly
got . base on lalls. the fourth pitch
being high and wide.
Hafey up. Hoyt threw out Hafey
at first.
No runs. one hit. no errors. two
left.
Second Inning
Yankees-Gehrig up. Ball I. in
side. Ball ,. low outside. Ball ;.
outside. Strike l, called. Gehrig
was ticketed to first. the fourth ball
being low. Neusel up. Foul. strike
l. Ball /. outside. Foul, strike 2.
Meusel struck out. swinging for a
third strike. Lasseri up. Ball !, low.
Strike l. swung. Strike 2. swung.
Bail :. inside. Laxzeri sent up .
high one to Meanwhile. Dugan up.
Strike l. Frisch took Dugan's tow
ering fly. No runs. no hits. no err
rors. One left.
Cardinals-Harper up. Strike 1.
called. Harper went out, Lazgeri to
Gehrig. Smith up. Strike l.. This
was Z nalf speed curve ball. Foul.
strike 2. A spectator was hurt by a
foul In the upper field stands Smith
got 4 single past Laxzeri. Meanwhile
up. Ball 1. inside. Strike /. call
ed. Ball 2. Smith went out steal
ing, Bengough to Koenig. Meanwhile
hit Z long liner into right for q 2
base hit. Meusel was barely able to
get his hands on the ball. Sherdel
up. Ball I. low. Strike /, swung.
Sherdel grounded out to Gerhig. un-
assisted. No runs. two hits, no err
rora. One left.
Third Inning
Yankees-Bengough up. Strike /.
called. Ball 1, low. Ball >. outside.
low. Bengough got a long single to
left. Hoyt up. Hoyt sacrificed.
Smith to Bottomley. Paschal up.
High took Paschal's grounder and
threw him out. Bengough going to
third. Koenig up. Ball l, outside.
Foul. strike /. Bali 2, low. Strike
=. called. Frisch tossed out Koenig.
No runs. one hit, no errors. One
left. .
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09
Rumors Coolidge Plans
World Tour in March

Washington. Oct. 9.-UP)-
Rumors that President Coolidge
plans world tour after leaving the
White House on March I. could not
be confirmed here today.
Mr.. Coolidge, according to the
rumors. was said to be considering
writing series of articles on his
impressions abroad and it was re-
ported he had conferred with a ma
tionally known writer regarding pub
LEGATION rights.
Thus far, President Coolidge has
given no definite indication Of his
plans after his term expires.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09

Chuuce but tnele Was nothing 10 u.
| uUiie untii olicruel VAS ueaiu .ruii.
touays kaile UIvuknt the rlxni
anu leit ha.lu snlit al the plate inlu
| Acion III BON gallles. Gevr.e thar
yer VINO uats rom the lett side, got
iiie call lor outlieiu duty from 81.
Louis ~h.Ac ben t'ascnal and joe
Uuean. ortnouox right hand bats
men, letuilieu 10 .ne iann.e a.ray
Ot 1ulent.
81. Louis WAS entitled to three
wu..d sei1es n is representati,- rs
could force the citys right. SO u VIC
tory tor the Cardinals today auto
ulatlcaliy ASSURES the Missoari
metropolis another baseball battle
tomorrow. Ii after that the Yankees
still lind themselves short Of four
gaines won. the battlefield moves
back to New York, tor u contest Fri
day.
Plans u Yankees
The confident Yankees had no
plans to return to their home base.
wv paosSio AIN AZ VIZ 0o0th anu
west announcing intentions to pro-
coed from st. Louis to their winter
quarters.
The Cardinals. on the other hand.
were encouraged by the interruption
in their losses by the intervention Of
the weather. and talked In whispers
OF the possibilit, OF breaking into q
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09
Celebrate Anniversary
Of Chicago Fire

Chicag Oct. 9 PtYarns of Mrs
OLeary's COW, reputed to have
kicked the lantern whose upset
started Chicago's famous fire OF
1871. were in store for old timers
today.
Survivors of the confia grafton. a.
guests of the Chicago Historical So
ciety, planned to commemorate the
57th anniversary OF the blaze by re-
counting traditional tales of the dis,
aster.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09
Investigate Death
OF Elizabeth Poole

New York. Oct. R-The body
of Elizabeth Chattron Poole. 33
years old. former actress, was being
held at the morEue today while au-
thorities investigated report that
her death had been due to vio-
lence.
Miss Poole, who shared a room at
the Hotel Dorset with Lillian Lor-
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09
MRS. STILIWI.LL DEAD

New York. Oct. 3 P>-Mrs. Ar
thur T. Stillwell. widow of the rail-
road builder who died two weeks
ago. jumped or fell to her death TO-
day from her apartment on the
18th floor CT West End avenue
building. Her body landed ON the
roof of an adjoining structure.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-09

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New Britain herald., 1928-10-09
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-06

very apt 70 be found In drinking
water. We do not need Just now to
inquire why. but II is just so and we
must take no chances in giving such
water 10 a baby.
Boiling will Kill germs. Bear this
In mind always about foods and bev-
erages. IL they have been cooked or
boiled the dangerous ingredients are
destroyed. Whenever you are In
doubt about a food or drink. boil IL.
Water which a baby is to have
should be boiled for several minutes
and then cooled and kept In a bottle
which has been boiled or scalded
thoroughly. II the bottle Is stoppered
with sterile cotton. the water will b.
good Tor a day. especially II kept IN a
cool place.
Several times every day give the
baby a little OF this carefully pre-
pared water. IL will help him IN
thrive. II will keep him sweet anu
happy.
The waste OF the body cannot be
carried away until II IL placed In so
luton. OF course practically all Of
a baby's food IS liquid and this helps
10 carry away waste. as well as to
supply nourishment. But the addition
10 the die or a reasonable amount
OF pure water will promote the dis
posal OF the waste materials. 1t viii
aid the kidneys and the skin. as well
as the intestinal tract
vas reminded to write this ad-
vice, because there is a wise little
mother on the same railway car In
which am riding. She has a beau
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-06
The Stars Say
For Saturday, July z.
By %GENEYIEYE KEMBLE

trim OF Moon to Mercury.
according to the rule OF
~astrology. marks this as a day
Of great liveliness and OF diverse ac-
compiishments. Business. employ
ment and the professions. especially
In all that pertains to writings. let
ters and publishing. will react to this
high planetary stimulus and may be
given an unusual or ingenious angle
by the aspect OF Mars and Uranus.
There may be unlooked-for change
or travel and the finances are under
favorable sway. but personal reIa-
tons may discomfort. though not
seriously.
Those whose birthday II is may
anticipate a very lively and prosper
ous year in which there may be un.
expected developments and oppor-
tunities. These may involve change,
but may have an unsatisfactory per-
sonal angle, though not serious. IL
is a time for pushing forward with
aggressiveness and assurance. A
child born or this day may be ver-
satile, enterprlsing and should make
a c in many directions.
All is in Mercury that the rise
seek.-AHcieHt Pr0Uerb.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-06
Famous Composers
BY Z
Nicola JOnmeW.

who gave him much valuable advice.
Returning TO Italy he obtained the
post Of maestro nj 81. Peters In
Rome. In which position he remained
until 1854. when he accepted the
offer OF the Duke Of Wurtembug TO
become kappellmeister AT Stuttgart.
While In Stuttgart, he permitted no
operas but his own TO be produced.
modifying his style 10 conform TO the
German taste. So well did he sue
coed In this that on returning 10
italy fifteen years later two OF his
operas were Kissed off the stage by
his countrymen.
In consequence or this. ne retired
10 Aversa and only occasionally ap
peared before the public.
After the brilliant career which
was his lot. the disappointments
which Jommelli suffered during his
last years were so great as TO cause
an apoplectic stroke. However. he
recovered sufficiently to compose a
cantata on the birth OF an heir to the
crown Of Naples and a "Miserere"
which Is considered his masterpiece.
Jommelli died at Naples on August
25. 1774.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-06

II M BIRDS were quiet and the frogs were playing in the frog
o41"sstra' ~ Inc sweetest tunes you ever heardi
p little roadster fairly purred and finally when they reached
= "oe, friendly tree, young Mr. Reckless stopped the car.
MIS- Reckless looked up into his face with large, soft eyes.
Are we alone? % she said.
That's what we are" said young Mr. Reckless snurcIing m iust
q snuggly as you can imagine.
wen, then" said Miss Reckless, and she opened her handbag
and pulled out a pistol and put it right against Mr. Reckless breast
NOW, said she, you get out and walk home"
And young Mr.. Reckless got out-and home he walked without
MS nice, new, cream color and blue roadster.
Miss Reckless laughed and drove away in the moonlight for nv
TINS time the moon had arrived on the scene.
AND as she drove, young Mr. Reckless heard her singing like a
bird and the song she sang was:
Come to me, my Melancholy Babyr'
Poor young Mr. Reckless could not come to her az all even II
ne was reaIy melancholy. which he certainly was, and when he got
nome he went to the police station and told the police sergeant all
about the naughty girl who had stolen his car and made him walk
home. The police r still looking for the car.
/ wonder where they'll find il, and who the back-eyed girl will
take for a ride in il before the police find il?
Very likely that cream color and blue roadster is right Il home in
the black-eyed girls own little garage and she's just waiting for the
police TO come after il TO tell them her own side of the story.
Young Mr.. Reckless will be a little careful about whom he in
vites to go for a ride with him after this, should imagine.
Oh, these grs-these girls! What a lot of trouble they do make
one way or another.
Especially, when they know just exactly what to do and when
10 do it, eh. what?
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