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Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-14
The Campaign Log
by United Press Leased Wire

Senator Cole Blease of South
Carolina is expected to attempt to
have the South Carolina Democratic
convention adopt a resolution which
would place the state delegatin to
the national convention ON record
against any presidential candidate
who favored repeal or modification
of the prohibition amendment.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-14

Frank 0. Lowdcu was called to
testify before the Senate campaign
investigating committee today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-14

Georgia Democrats, after con.
ference, decided to conduct an act
i've campaign in southern states to
Fave uninstructcd delegations vote
for Senator Walter George of Gcor.
sia at the Democratic national con
Vcntion.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-14

Friends of Charles ID. lIillcs. vice
chairman of the Republican nation.
al committee and George X. Morris,
chairman of the New York state
Republican committee, say they
will not change their policy of hav-
ing the New York delegation to
Kansas City unplcdgcd despite the
speech of Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon advocating Herbert Hoover
as a Republican presidential nomi.
nee.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
CANADA BUFFALO
 0N BIG PRESERVE
Are Saved From Extinction by
 Government Action

Ottawa, May 3. fP}-North Amer ican buffalo not only have been saved from extinction, but their numbers are now increasing so rap idly that tn" Canadian government ls confronted with tne problem of what 10 do with the ponderous ami mals.
 The herd given sanctuary by the Dominion government at Vain wright Park. Alberta, in 1907 has Increased from Io3 to 12,Op0, ac- cordlnS to the department of colo nization and development of the Canadian Pacific railway. Nearly 2."oo buffalo calves are being born every year in the preserve
 Shortage of pasture near Vain wright, due to the rapid settlement of farm land in Alberta. has made II necessary to transport 1000 bison north 10 the wild buffalo pre- serve on Slave river in the last two years, the department says. Wainwright Park can normally support 5000 buffalo. If the exper- iment proves that the Wainwright buffalo will thrive in the northern hlnterland, the problem of how to solve the surplus bison population will be solycd.'
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
Cigarette Butts Along
 Highways Little Hazard

Hartford, May Pt-t1tty cigar cite butts are discarded by motor ists along every mile Of main travel led highway in Connecticut every three days, an investigation by the state forestry department shows. The count was made in an effort to determine how much of hazard to state forests is presented annually by burning cigarettes thrown from automo obiles. The check up was made between rains that a fairly ac- curate daily average might be ob. tained, the fresh discards being cas- ily noticed after a rainfall.
 Through the cooperation Of tho state highway department in help ing to keep the roadsides free of brush and material which might readily catch fire, the forestry de- partment has found that the fire hazard is less along the state high ways. On the other hand most of the country roads arc borderod hy heavy brush growth, said State For ester Austin F. Hawes, discussing the situation today and the menace of discarded cigarettes is constantly great in such areas.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
25 Years Ago To-day


 X communication to the Herald advocates the locating ol seats along the walks in Walnut Hill park. \ reporter interviewed the park com missioners today and was told that they favored the plan but did not have the necessary money.
 The bill to allow PlainNillc to erect a soldiers monument has been signed
 Henry Brown of Berlin is the low est bidder for the collection of gar baec, his bid being S1.150.
 North & Judd. Landers, Stanley Rule. and Stanley Works had rep lrs"ntatNcs at the organization meeting Of tn. factory baseball league last night. and it is reported that there is interest in the Ameri- can Hardware. The following off cers were elected: President, A. L.. Thompson: vice. president, r., G. Hoffman: secrctary. J. J. Farmer: treasurer. r. F. O'Day; assistant secretary, W. F. Troy: assistant treasurer, F. r. Townroe. Tho league this year will make d stand against the use of ringers, who have been allowed in past seasons without lnnch complaint.
 The state legislature today turned down the bill 10 permit women to vote, The vote was 105 to GO.
 Sparks from the chimney set the roof Of the town home afire today. Co. 3 responded and Co. made ready, but before it could go word was received that the flames were under control
 The w. C. r. T. will meet in Odd Fellows hall Thursday afternoon. Mrs. II. C. Capcn will lead the dc Notional service
 The bootblacks are talking Of forming union, and the result may be unusual in that the union will make for lower charges It is said it would advocate l0 cents for shines on Saturdays and Sundays and five cents on other days.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
VI t.I llDDIST CHURCHES
 Trinity


 sunday ":%O q. m. Woman.s ri- "e class, and church school; 1o:45 d. m" communion; G;15 D. m.. Ep- worth league; 7;15 p, m,. address: 'l'"n9S. the Dreamer"
 Monday l p. h., W. F. NJ. &. luncheon: 2;%o p. m Sunshine so- clr1N meeting.
 'Sday afternoon. W. IT. NJ & Soeial tea; Methodist sroun at tbe hospital; d:"9 ?. n.. Philathea class: ':l3 r. n. Boy Scouts: 7:45 n m class meeting; H |. m.. Junior Aid society
 Wednesday, @:&o D. m, week day religious school; 7:15 10 S.So F. m' chorus rehearsal.
 Thursday, 3 T. rn. week day re- lSious school; G:l5 D. m, sunday school board; .;i5 D. nj, midweol sorvic..
 fldaN D, n., sewing school.
 The W. II, N. $. will hold a so- P"u lea with Mrs. Doolittle, 3is Pennington avenue on Tuesday ,he Sth.
 The Junior Aid society. which WAS postponed on account Of tho recon non last week, will meet Tuesday. May Sth. A "coEorod dish supper" and bnsi. ness meeting is planned for the members Of the Sunday school board | thursday evening at G:15. This is uIe last business meeting of the year,
 On Monday evening, May l4th at 6;3p he district visitors will rct- 'oseth'r for sociabilty and relating of experiences.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
InnlanIIcl I,nsIh,I

sunday, le:4I a. m., prayer meet Ing Tn the Ncstry: 1V:45 d. III preaching. topic: "A Royal Robe for Filthy Rags" Al 1915 D. m. Bible study hour; p. h.. eXention Bible class; 5 T. m.. fellowship service at the Home Farm; 5:45 ?. m., senior and junior Young Peoples meetings: r. ln.. lecture, topic: The Crossed Hand or Prophecy" Special music at both morning and evening ser vices.
 Tuesday. @:%o p. nt.. special meet ing for ladies at the homo of Mrs. Dwight MCkermau, Walnut street. Pastor smith will bring the message.
 Wednesday 2:%o r. h., religious instruction class al the church: 7:15 D. 1n.. Boy Scouts regular weekly meeting; 7;45 P. m, cottage prayer meeting at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood, - Elm street. Mrs. John Mchinstr~, leader.
 Thursday, D, m. religious in- >truction class al the church: 1;45 ?. n.. spiritual retreat.
 Friday. ?. m. orchestra practice. \ p- 1n, choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
MRS. WELSH ID GO
 ID b|G CONVENTION
Accepts Proxy Of D1. Dolan
 Of Manchester

Hart ord, May R-M Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welsh Of Columbia is 10 be {. member of Ionnec,icut's delegation to the democratic national convcn- ton at Houston. pr. Edward G. Dolan of Manchester. N ho on Thurs day was elected by th. stat" conven- ton al Hartford. a Ielgatc at large, has offered his proxy to Mrs, Welsh. and she has accepted.
 Mrs. Welsh was the candidate of the Federation of Democratic Wo- mons clubs for delegate at large to the national convention. and also for the place as national committerWo- man, but in the final peace adjust mcnt which brought harmony to the convention in it's closing hours, though four women were named as delegates at large as desired by the Women's Federation. Mrs Wclsh's name was not included in the list.
 Whatever other effect the action of Mir. Dolan may have in the na- tional delegation or among the democrats about the state it will un- iHNSticliiclS itsult III u i'i' W al tl the alliance between the Federation of Womcn's clubs and the rc-organ- ization forces within the party The peace pact at the state convention, which brought about harmony be- tween the regular organization and the re-orca nizltion adh"rentS. prov cd a bit disturbing to the women for il appeared that in their anxiety to end the war between tho forces of the men, the wishes of the women for representation had been disre- garded almost entirely
 True it was that tho women had asked for. ip fact had insisted on places on the national delegation as had been provided for by the nation al committee in increasing the num- her of delegates from l4 to lS Their demands We're met by the ap- pointment of four women but none of them were the candidates rndors- cd by the women, Mrs. Welsh of Columbia and Mrs. Joseph Whitney of New Haven being the two whose appointment seemed to have been studiously avoided.
 It is possible one of the New Haven delegates may offer his proXy 10 Mrs. Whitney, still further cN- tending recognition to the women of both factions within ,he party.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
| niOn \, VI. T. /ion

sunday school $50 a. m. Morn '''s worship with sermon and com ''1hloll l";47 a. m. Christian En- ""aNor society &t G:$o P. III. Eve hlns service and holy communion :l5 o'clock
 Monday 1:&o r. n.. meeting Of the finance committees; s n. m teachers meeting,
 Tuesday evening. prayer and class meeting
 Wednesday, 2:i5 D. h.. united week day school of religious instruc- l'oh' ?. 1'.. senior choir rehearsal
 Friday &:15 D. m., there will be t'Id q mock trai by th" men Of the church.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
HOOSlER AIR MEET

south Bend, Ind. May ,. P-An Indiana air meet will be held at the south Bend airport May 19 and 20, under auspices of the St. Joseph Valley Aviation Club. Inc. It will be the first state wide event of it's kind in Indiana. and is intended to stimulate Hoosier aviation. Many prlzes have been offered and the club hopes to have present. noted flyers from the central west terri tory
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
i( ! II Uk.kAN tlil RICHES
 First

sunday. lo:5Q q. h.. service in swedish, Rev. Dr. \. H. Ahlqr!ist will h" assisted at this service by another minister from the conference in south Manchester, sunday school at noon.
 No evening sor>ice. members will attend the New England conference h South Manchester in the after loon and evening.
 u"sday evening Bach Male chorus,
 Friday. church choir
 HunuaN, May F.. confirmation in )7" morning and communion and Deception Of now members in the evening
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
Heavy Rains Prevent
 Start of Spanish Pliers

Seville. Spain, May 5 Rl-HeaNy rain here prevented the start at dawn of the flight of the Spanish aviators. Jiminez and Iglesias, in their plane. Jesus of the Mighty Power,' presumably to Havana.
 While the flight has been char acterized from the start as q Seville Havana flight the aviators them selves have been -committal as to their destination, and have been known to insist they intend flying 10 India.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
I Ctil RICHES
 First

sunday 9;45 q. H.. Bible school and adult classes; l0;45 a. n. church service. sermon by Rev. William Ross. subject; Com munlon'; : r. m.. Young Peoples s meeting, leader, Miss NJ, A. Hrndcr- @on, subject: Arc My Amuscmvnts Christian ."
 Monday. 7;&e r. m., Boy Scouts.
 Wednesday, 2:%o p. tl,. school for religious instruction; G;5o D. h.. young Womyn's sewing guild supper and meeting; hostcsses. Mrs. Norman Vii" and Mrs, C. F. Conant.
 Thursday. .i5 D. m, midw~ek service.
 Friday, e:3o T. m., monthly meet ins Of the Wom,n's society: Mrs. C.. U. LudNisson will speak on In the steps ot the Great Physician" A social hour to follow; 4;15 p. m Girl Scouts
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
Former Florida Banker
 Is Sent to Prison

Sanford. Fla, May Rt-Forros st Lake, former president of the Sem inolz County bank. yesterday was sentenced to spend If years in the state penitcntiary at hard labor. He was convicted of cmbczZlcment and misapplication Of bank funds and making an ovcr-loan to hln- self.
 Appeal bonds were accepted by the court.
 The Seminole County bank closed last August 6.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
CLERK SUSPENDED

Bridgeport. May } R-Herman Gerstcr, clerk left the municipal ga rage in the audit of whose accounts x. Earl Shook. certified public ac- countant. has found evidence of mis- use of funds. has been notified of his suspension without pay for an indefinite period.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
OIL co. WORRIED

Shanghai. May , tPl-The Stand ard Oil company is seeking 10 learn the condition of two American em- ployes at Tsinan-Fu following infor- nation from it's Ranking office that reports there indicated foreigners other than Japanese had been ob- jects of the anti-foreign rioting.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
Boy of 17 COnfesses He
 Murdered Whole Family

Eldorado. Kansas. May Hp,-- Owen Oberst. 17-ycar- old farm boy has confessed that he shot and killed his parents and his five brothers and sisters at their farm home near Burns the night of April 20. County Attorney Stanley Taylor announced today.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
.,,, >X''i

''liudN' 9.5n S n. s.uinr l.,s 'V''ooI' ltal'ap American drpart,,a,, o' the church school: le.3u q
 "orshlp at the Hunter road lra,,''l' or the Italian mission, nrcaoI,.,,. N'N' pomlnlc D'Addario; al so no,.,, 'HS worship, celebration Of fh. ron, '""'lioh: 1o:45 d. m. beginners, 5' ', :'''''''' l-:lo D. m,, primary J"'l'or and Intermediate d,ro,, ',''nls' $50 p. m, church srhool ot "'" Hunter road mission and A. >H ran worship, celebration of co,, III '1''lon' D. m, Italian worship at ,"', ehurch, preacher Rev. Josanb < ialadino. VI. b.
 "oil'"s' - D. m, class in E,uplisb TOT assyrlan women: 6:l5 m s,,,, Der Tor basketball teams: 7:3o n m !. P. s. C, E.. topic: .IIov ,o Chor.o h. r,,,, Il l.lfe Work leader. Myra phi,lins
 "'SuaE' D. n., meeting Of thn -NSsFrlan women for Bible stud,,. :, ' Ill., Jolly Juniors of the Assvrjan ,''issloi' D. m.. Young Peoplo.s nrotherhood Of the .Assyrian miss on. ;'V ?. m, Young Peoples BjbIc .I"Ss' topic: Christ at the Eound Table of the Nations.'
 "wednesday, 2:@o p. n.. united Noek day church school.
 Thursday, D. m.. united un,I- I'y church school: 7:15 D. m.. the ''oSs Religious club of the Assyrto,, ''''sSioh' ':oH D. m.. prayer meeting 'l lhe Assyrlan mission: 7:3O n m of the boys orchestra
 fflday. 12 m. annual mactin. and luncheon of the Womon's associa- non; D. m.. Troop i. Girl Scouts. | ?. nl., Troop ?. Boy Scouts and 'hoir rehearsal Ut the Hunter road branch of the Italian mission: 7:36 n- 'n.. intermediate department en- .ertainment
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
ltttDrI1l1tipp

sunday. 10 Il. m. services, ll.l5 a lu.. sunday school.
 Monday evening, the executive commute" of fh" Sunday school will meet at s o'clock.
 Wednesday afternoon. the re i'slous school will meet al ; o'clock.
 lhursday afternoon, the religious school will meet al S:15 o'clock.
 Friday evening, the choir will meet at 7:ij o'clock
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
spring Conference

The spring conference Of the Lii, and Advent Union will be held at the Second Advent church. 4oG 'hlirch street, May 11th 10 f3th. Inc interior Of tho church has been beautiiiea for the occasion with 'oIors of ivory. cream and tan and new floor covering.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
l,CnIllr'>

sunday. lo:15 a nl. prayer in pas tor study: 1o h.. Bible school: 6 D. In" Young Peoples meeting. sub feet: How to Choose a Life Work, f leader, Miss Clara Knowles.
 Tuesday. 7:S0 ?. m.. '1'ishcrs of Men; D. m., Bible class. subject Tor study; "Th' Eternal stato Of the SaNel."
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
Il. Johns lLcrulanl

sunday. $50 q. m.. English test of the catcehumcn; 4.45 q. m, sun day school: 1o.45 a. m. German test of the r3tcchumons.
 Tuesday, T.. m., meeting of the Friendship league.
 fFl'dN -.'N T. in.. meeting of the Molnen'S Missionary society.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
St. Matthew's

S'rNlco m English al . a, m. m "'ruan at ln:l5 a m. German sunday school at 10 q. m, English dt 1n-%p q. m.
 'usIncss meeting Wednesday at r. m.
 Meeting of the Ladies Aid society. Thursday
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
ANTI-JAP BOYCOTT

Shanghai. May R-The nation- alist official koumin News agency today reported from Ranking that
 the National Students association
 has launched an nti-Japanese boy
 colt campaign. Stoppage of pur-
 chases Of Japanese goods was or dered.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05

Latey. No reports had been receiv- ed here of their arrival al Buffalo.
 Latey, with three companions from Buffalo, flew here Thursday from Detroit. Latcy met Rosecrans at q hotel and accepted his offer of q ride east
 cap similar tu onu borrowed by l-a,ey just before he left Cleveland Was reported 10 have been picked up from the wreckaec.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
,Qll1lrt1l S6r6ite$

members; l2 noon, primary and be- Snners' apartments, church school
 Monday. ':5" D. in., Boy scouts Troop II.
 Tuesday, |. m,, Girl scouts, Troop lG,
 "Wednesday 2;So P. m., united week day church school.
 thursday. 1.3o r. h.. Young Peo- pies society irst anniversary meet in"
 sunday. May IS. lo:45 |. m.. src-
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
BIG COLLECTIONS

New York. May ] P-Total col Iections of more than S5,00o,o ,o00 in 1927 were reported today by the board Of missionary cooperation Of the northern Baptist convention This was an increase of S350, O0o over the previous year. the an nouncement said, and entitled the convention 10 a gift of $250, 000 by John D. Rockefeller. Jr.. offered on condition that the 1927 increase reached S25O 00o
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
Identity Is Sought,

Milwaukee. Wis. May Ps-Ef- forts were being made here today 10 ascertain whether one of the men in the airplane which plunged into Lake Erie off Long Point yesterday is John Rosecrans. 2s, Milwaukee, Harvard law school student.
 Eosecrans left Milwaukee Thurs day for the east. He alighted at De- 'rolt and Cleveland. and took off at Cleveland Friday noon for Buffalo.
 Dr. Wilbur Lecron, the students s stepfather. said that Hosecrans left Milwaukee alone and that he had no shcepskin coat. Such coat was sal Nagcd with the wings Of the plane.
 Cleveland. May 5 R,-Occupants Of the airplane which fell into Lake Erie off Long Point. Ont. yesterday might haae been John Rosccrans, 22, Milwaukee student at Harvard University law, school, and James M. ].atey. of Buffalo. x. r.. il was l,o- hcved here today.
 Rosecrans. flying from Milwaukee to Cambridge. left here at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon accompanied by
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05

There will be ministers and nenl- pers rom the different churches If the union, among whom are Rev, George Il. Horne 0, Brooklyn. Rev. NJ. M Shurtleff Of New London Rex. Robert G, Higgins of this city aad other speakers well hnown to the union.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
MYSTERY SHR0UDS
 FATE OF AVIATORS
Unidentified Plane Seen to Fall
 Into Lake Erie

Long Point. Ont, May , tR' - Mystery today surrounded the Identity of an airplane which plunged into the waters of Lake Erie while flying loo feet in the air and eploded. No wreckagc was found 10 identify the plane or its occupant or occupants. The plane was of the United States mail type
 The plane fell into tho water hal; . mile from the Long Point light house in view oi the lighthouse keeper. the captain of tug and several fishermen late yesterday afternoon while flying at terrific speed. The engine exploded before boats could reach il. leaving only scattered bits of Wreckase and q, few articles Of clothing. Search for the body of its pilot and possible passengers was unavaiIing.
 Map of Route
 \ piece of wing painted grey with . blue stripe bearing the number r "9o:' q map with the route from ~DSI'S' 'o NiiiNhSo tliiItI dIl'I a felt hat were the only clues upon which authorities had to work in attempting 10 identify il,
 S. B. Cook. Long Point light house keeper. said he had been watching the plane for several minutes. As if cam" opposite the lighthouse il suddenly sideslippcd and feli. He said he heard the en-, zine running for several minutes in the wreckage, then as the tug Ruth. commanded by Captain ]. nirrel, neared the scene an explosion tossed portions of the plane and water high iT the air.
 Cook, said he was too far away to tell definitely but he believed the plane carried only the pilot.
 Fishing vessels which cruised over the scene of the wreck recovered the hat. glove. shoe that appar- ently had never been worn, a large gasoline tank, the piece of wing and the chart.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
Stanley Memorial

sunday. 9:%o q. m. junior inter mediate and senior departments. church school: 1o:45 a. m.. com nunion service and reception Of new
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
>l. Marks Episcopal

sunday communion 1:Sp a, nl. ohurch school 9:5o q. h. Com lhunion and sermon by the rector l a. m. Young Peoples fellowship csc p. m.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
Christian science

sunday service I a. h., subject: Adam and Fallen Man" Sunday school at 9:45 d. m.
 Wednesday evening meeting at s Q clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
llina >Wr,li>l,

sunday, 9:I5 a. ul., Bible school and mems Bible class; II q. ul and '."" ?, n'.. sermons by the pastor, Rev. AA"l l. Peterson. aud singing by the choir,
 Monday, r. m. tn. churrh monthly meeting,
 tuesday, p. nr.. Young Peoples society monthly meeting.
 Thursday @:5" D. m, Ladies' Aid socl''N meeting in the church par Tor, T. m,, prayer service.
 Friday, s ?. m. choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05

service; p. ln., Bible study at Inc home Of Charles Henry, 3a Dwight street subject: "JehoNah's Cove AantS,'
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
ttNC'KEGATIONAI. CHURCHES
 First

ttNGftEGATIONAL RICHES
 sunday lo q. h.. Sunday school. u il. n,, kindergarten, II d. nI.. morning worship, communion. ser mon, Rev. Theodore A. Greene. l-;11 r. ln.. mems Bible class, lea der. Row Mr. Greene: , D. m., Ar monlan service, preacher, Dr. HaJi- dlan; r, m.. Bible class for Ar menlAh women: r. m. P'ene-Nu club, chaplain, Miss Lillian I.andon. speaker Rev. Mr. Greene. At n 'l.' Young Peoples society. lcadc,s Mss Florence Tomkius and Frederic Lockwood
 Monday, ?. nL, standing com- lnittec mctin.
 l Tuesday. f:&o p, m. Neur, East Re lief supper, St Marks parish ho,,sr speakers Barclay Achyson and 1;Idy Anne AZsapetiau.
 Wednesday 2.30 D. nI. sixth grade week day church school. i Ia D. h' junior choir rehearsal, G.I5 ?. hl' mothers and daughters ban PNe': 'i5 D. m.. entcrtainmcnt hy the mothers class, in the chanel
 thursday, 3 D. n.. seventh pra3,. N"th oay church school; f.15 D. m. Glrl Scout meeting. '
 Friday, , D. m., annual uro,i,,o Nohen'S Missionary society t rb1 parsonage.
 h'fe will be special lnootin@ Of ,,., ne members or the church on u'Soay evening. May r., at %,.- o D... ,'o,N' 10 hear and act upon in, report o' the building committee
 special meeting of tbn 1,ir.. tcclesiastical society win h.. n.l, ,'''',|o'a'elN T, ,, following th, mcerfn. of the church.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
Full Gospel tsSrmhIy

sunday school at in a. m, p.nio- rost1i meeting at II q. m Praise service with sermon at P. m
 International Bible Students Assn.
 sunday. ? to , D. m., volunteer
New Britain herald., 1928-08-18

RECALLS DUEL - Mrs.
Mary Shields of New York
is SO years of age. Her
husband, General Shields,
was a close friend Of Lin
coin, between whom, as
young hot-bloods, a duel
was narrowly averted by
friendly Intervention.
(Interna tional NewsreeD
New Britain herald., 1928-08-18

ONLY DIRT1ED HIS SUIT-Wil-
liam Miller came as near death as
he wants to when his plane dropped
5000 feet into a field at Baldwin,
l., |. Miller was buried in tall
weeds and after crawling out of the
wreck, brushed himself off and
went home. International Newsreen