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Evening star., 1928-02-01
REED WILL launch
!. DEFENSE SESSION
Missouri Senator to Address
Patriotic Women at Meet
ing Tonight.

Senator James A. Reed Of Missouri,
will speak tonight at . mass meeting
in Memorial Continental Hall vhich
will open the two-day Women's Patrio-
tic Conference on National Defense.
Among the other speakers at the con.
ference will be Secretary OF War Davis
Secretary OF the Navy Wilbur. Gen.
John J. Pershing. Maj. Gen. Charles
P Summerall. chief Of star. and Lieut.
Lester c. Maitland. Army flyer.
Tonights session will open At $50.
In addition to Senator Reed. Mrs
Alfred j. Brosseau, president general
of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution. will speak on The Purpose
Of the Conference" and Mrs. Robert
Walbridge. national president Of the
American Legion Auxiliary. viii speak
on Women and National Defense"
Army Band to Play.
Music will be furnished by the United
States Army Band and the Imperial
Quartet will sing. Rev. John G. Palmes
of Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church, will pronounce the Invocation.
Thirty-four organizations a2e repres
sented in the conference and more than
400 delegates are expected TO attend
Delegation headquarters are at tns
Mavfiower and Willard Hot els
Tomorrow mornings spec kers viii b
Secretary Davis. Assistant Secretary a
War c. B. Robbins. Lie'I Maitland
Representative Albert Johlison Of Waslls
ington and Representative A. Piatt An.
drew of Massachusetts,. Gen. Pershtna
will speak at the afterncbn session and
other speakers will be Assistant Sec.
retary Of State William, r. Castle. II;
Gen. Summerall. Brig Gen Henry J.
Peilly and Rev. Father Edmund J.
Walsh, S. J.
White House deception.
President Coolidge will receive ths
delegates at the White House at noon
tomorrow.
Tomorrow eveniu the pictorial stogy
Of the city Of Washington, The In.
chanted City: From Dawn TO Dusk
will be shown. With an accompanying
lecture by Charts Colfax Long.
During its business sessions the con.
ference viii taxi. up the questions oi
the naval construction program and
the universal draft bin. as well as otaes
measures bearing on national defense
Mrs. BroSseau is chairman Of the con.
ference and Mrs. walbridge k vio
chairman.
Evening star., 1928-02-01

Tomorrow-Read the story OF the
Dover patrol and their attacks on sub
marines and submarine bases in Bel
gium. Begin the story of David ingalls,
the Frank Luke of the Navy. an 49,
year old boy whose daring was the sem
sation of the Flanders front.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
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CUBA COMPLETES PROGRAM.

HAVANA. Cuba. February P.-
With the oficial program completed
and everything In readiness at Column
Evening star., 1928-02-01

Yesterdays installment Of this thrilling
FACT story told OF the battle between Eric
Lanyard naval aviator. and German sub
M srlue off Cape Cod.
Evening star., 1928-02-01

Upper, left to right: Mrs. Mary Logan
Tucker. national president, Danes Of
the Loyal Legion. chairman Of program
committee of the conference, and Mrs.
George Thacker Guernsey. president Of
Daughters of the American Colonists, a
delegate to the conference.
Center. left to right: Mrs. Frank ID.
Ellison. president. Daughters OF Colonial
Wars, and Mrs. Thomas A. Spence. ma
tional president, American War Mothers.
delegates.
Lower: Mrs. Henry B. Joy. president
Of Daughters Of Founders and Patriots.
chairman Of credentials committee OF
the conference.
Evening star., 1928-02-01
LINDBERGH MEETS
RAIN ON JOURNEY
TO VIRGIN ISLANDS

Continued from First Page.)
New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
KRESS IS STILL
 LEADING HITTER
Suffers Slump But Remains at
 Top of American Heap

Chicago. May 1a (P, Facing pitching as dished up in Washing ton ard Philadelphia, Ralph kresss, the al year old St. Louis slugger, sumped considerably. but he still tops the American league hitters by comforta ble margin at the end Of the circuits fourth week Of cam raigning.
 George Pipgras of the Yankees went into the lead for pitching honors during the week when he turned in his fourth straight vic tory, while his mate and former leader. Herb Pennock, lost his first game in six starts.
 Away from home kress batted out .o15, unofficial averages today reveal. This brought his seasons average down to .4oS, or 3o points less than at the end of the third week of play. However, kress' aver age is 54 points higher than that of his nearest rivals, Bing Miller Of Philadelphia and Goose" Gosli7 of Washington who are tied for second place with an average Of 404.
 The remaining seven of the ten leading hitters who have batted 90 or more times including games Of May are: F. Rice. Washington. .3s5: Meusel. New York. .SS5: Hale. Philadelphia, .37s; Fonseca. Cleveland. ,35s; Duean, New York, .35,: Cissell. Chicago, .5ol, and Easterling Detroit. .351.
 The Yankees dropped ten points in their team batting but still lead the circuit with an average Of .316. Phla delphia dropped three points but was second with 300 average.
 The Red SoX are last in team hitting and first in team fielding. with an average of .9s5, Philadel- phia is second in team fielding with q .9s9 average. The Browns have turned in q double plays to lead that field.
 "Whisperine Bill" Barrett Of the White SoN so far is the best base stealer of the league, having pill fered five.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
BOYS CLUB TEAMS WIN
 TWO GAMES FROM MERIDEN
silver City Baseball Teams Fall Twice Before Locals-Rcturn
 Matches Booked

New Britain Boys club teams scored q double victory over thoso Of the Meriden club last evening when the local intermediates tri- umphrd over their Silver City rivals by 9-s and the New Britain juniors scored an easy l4-5 victory. The games were played in Meriden, and return matches are booked to takc place here next Friday. In the in- termediate game New Britain pulled out into 7-S lead only 10 have Mer- iden rally and gain the upper hand. New Britain scored what proved the winning run in the sixth, in the se- cond half Of which inning Schmarr retired the home team on strikes. He famed two more in the seventh and the third man died in an at tempted steal Of second. The line ups and score by innings:
 New Britain -- Winters, C: Schmarr, p: Bancovich. lib: Wojak. ob: Boehnert. 3b; Rakutis, If: Pa Iuch. ss: Boukus. cf: Rametta, If.
 Meriden-Sata, 1b; Acadeheck, e: Moore, 3b; Sather, SIS: ButkWitz. f: Ptko. rf: Botkez cb: Ellis. cf; Me Ia. Of; Somerset, p: Dietz, ?.
 New Britain ...... 11s e0e o--1 Meriden ............ o2l 14o o--s
 The intermediate team from New Britain was held even for two in- nings and was not allowed to get well away for two more, but in the fifth and sixth frames it put tha game on ice with rallies which to- tailed nine runs. The line-ups and score by innings.
 New Britain-Domkouski. (; Pa luch, p; Talusano. 3b; Ukitis, 1b: Aparo. ss; Matti. ss: Pima, cb; Pa luch, lf: Amenta. of; McGraw, rt. Meriden. Donohue, p; Babuia. ss: Murphy, 1b; C, Basinksky. If; Kan iton. Sb-c; Pitko. 2b; Bomkowski, c: z. Basinsky. If: Malone, cf
 New Britain ....... III 245 o-l4 Meriden ........... 1l0 el0 0 .
New Britain herald., 1928-05-12

that would be selfish because know 1t isn't best
 Nathaniel compressed lis lips over an impulse 10 argue with her. After all, he had nothing but q groundless objection 10 her plan and his own disappointment 10 back him up in opposing her. And he wanted to make her happy.
 At least you will promise to marry me soon, Virginia? You ought to go rifty-flfty with me on giving in, you know"
 "I know I should. Mol. You're being very good Jus, let me get over this terrible blow and then perhaps | won't be so fearful Of Inc future. I'll try to sec things as you do."
 They sealed their agreement with the seal of the ages between men and women and then Nathaniel asked to be put 10 work There were few books and pictures that Virginia felt entitled 70 take away with her and these she and Ma thanicl packed into a couple Of Suitcases. They had to go over the place carefully to make sure that nothing sle ought 10 take, such as papers and personal be- longings, was left behind.
 Nathaniel glanced frequently at Virginia, watching solicitously for signs Of a breakdown. II was a sad task, this saying goodby to a homo and happy past. Nathaniel's own eyes smarted more than once as he saw Virginia surrepttiously press a beloved object to her heart and then replace lt with reluctant ! hands.
 For what hc felt woull be the , only time in his life he welcomed i the appearance of Clarissa when she appeared with q dcmurring young man in her wake. The call would ! serve to take Nirginia'S mind of the past, he hoped. but a momcn later he had cause enough to re eret his credence.
 (TO BE CONTINUED
New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
Spain Insists on Its
 Entry in Balloon Race

Washington, May r. Pl-The pc. tition Of the Spanish ambassa dor, Alejandro Padilla. that Spain's en- try for the international Gordon Bennett balloon race be accepted has been turned down by the National Aeronautic association and the am bassador has indicated he will ap- peal 10 the Federation Aeronautiquc Internationale.
 The time for entry expired Apri! l, and spain's filing papers were not received until April 19. Italy's appli- cation. received April %, also has been rejected.
 Eight countries will he represent ,d in this years race. starting from Detroit. June 30. Germany. Belgium l'rance.' and the United States each will enter three balloons. and single entries have been accepted from England, Denmark. Switzerland, and Argentine.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
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ever had, humhlv says your slave
 Nathaniel felt less depressed than he had since Virginia first told him she meant to accept MT. Deans offer of 8 home. She had called him up 10 say she had Nor- ried all night about making him unhappy. He could tell that she really was anxious for his consent, II soot he'd him to know that h. nattered so much to her.
 "Anyway I've got q crust to ask ter to pass un home like Dean s and cranp herself up Tn the kind Of apartment l could afford h. ar guad with himself, trying to down the persistent feeling hat II was a lad move for Virginia to 80 10 the Deans. He couldn't tolerate Cla- rissa and h. couldn't see how Nlr- ginia could either Unless it's be- cause. having grown up with her. so 10 speak, she overloohs hor f7ult~ through fore. of habit. h'' thought. "or hae8usc she learned to
New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
THIS HAS HAPPENED

Nathaniel Damn, struggling artist, gives . party at his studio in honor of hts fiancee, Virginia, beautiful daughter of Richard Brewster, Wall Street financier.
 Niel's model Chri, IS jealous Of Virginia and tells him that he will spoil his career if he marries a wealthy girl who cannot apprecla'' his art. He says their love will overcome all obstacles anf thay ar making happy plans until her fath- CT dies suddenly of heart tailur" and Virginia IS prostrated with grief.
 The doctor advises that death was caused by worry and shock. and ir i~ later revealed that ErlW Wster had lost his fortune iu speculation. Nifl urges an immediate marriage but his pleading Is interrupted by Fred erick Dean, an old family friend, who persuad-s Virginia to come and live with him and his dausht,2
New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
City Advertisement

Sealed bids will be received by this Commission for the laying O! approximately l,o'o fq. it. wood flooring in our No. Fire Station sit uated at the corner of Myrtle and Curtis Streets.
 We would request all bidders to see Chief Wm. J. Noble for full de- tails and specifications.
 All bids to be considered shall be in the hands Of the Clerk of this Commission on or before 6:l5 p. m.. D. s. T. Tuesday, May IS. 1928.
 This Commission reserves the right 10 reject any or all bids.
 BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS. J. J. Keogh, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
City Advertisement
Building Department City of New Britain
 NOTICE

To whom it may concern:
 Notice is hereby given that hear ing will be held Tuesday evening. May Is. 1928 in Room S14, City Hall at 7:3o p. n,, on the petition or George Riley for permission to move buildings as follows:
 One hree-famly frame dwelling located at 5s Orange Street, size 33cc'x40' to 193 Gold Street.
 One six-family frame building To- cated at 60 Orange Street to be moved to 1s7 Gold Street.
 These buildings are located on Orange Street facing on Gold Street approximately 1,soo feet to new To- cation.
 All persons interested are request d 10 be present at said hearing. if they see cause, and he heard in relation to same.
 Signed: A. x. RUTHERFORD,
 Building Inspector.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
City Advertisement

Sealed bids will be received at the department Of Public Welfare, City Hall until r. o'clock noon. June 1st. 1928. for the reconstruction of two bathrooms at the Town Home. Blue prints and specifications may be ob- tained at Room 41o City Hall. The Department Of Public Welfare re- serves the right to reject any or all bids.
 DEPARTMENT OF
 PUBLIC WELFARE,
 John l.. Doyle. Supt
New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
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Clarissa. who is childhood chum of hers. He wins her consent by say ing that an immediate marriage would be disrespectful to her fath- CTS memory.
 Mel is furious when Virginia tells him her decision. for he suspects Deans motives, and does not like the shallow Clarissa, who has just announced her engagement to Rus sell Waingould. He takes Virginia to her new home and returns un- happily to his neglected studio, where he finds Chiri, who has cleaned his apartment and has hot coffee waiting for him.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER V
 Nathaniel groaned. Get away from that phone,' he ordered, but Chiri only turned her back for an swer. Putting the mouthpiece to her lips she said:
 "Mr. Mann IS not in. Whats that" Walker S726? No, if isn't. I guess you've got the wrong number. l understood you to say you wanted Mr. Mann"
 Nathaniel stro1e over and took 'he instrument out Of her hands as she replaced the receiver.
 If that was Virginia sncll prob ably call again. For Peto's sak', ''hir. keep quiet if she does, will lou""
 You wouldn't doc4ts her would you""' chirl nock"d.
 i've got to- shc wouldn't uu- dcrstand your being here at thl~ ,lme ot night,
 Night: You're 1ooney IT, morning.
 "rhcn get out will you" want d bath and yes. yes 'iia la Walker S72G. Virginia Of cours', il s Mel my 'oice Oh, only iust got up %cs 1 slept a Il'- tlc. Dldu'' voU@ Worried? Plea~r aon't do that. sweetheart Of course l understand IIt b. rieh' up"
 'uo Of tJos. cDorh1g@ females, tnrI lHutor'I scorntuuy. 'nN. poets to ind you yg-r ~'er" ~u. thinks you ought to be every m Thatll b, sweet when you e't o'rr heing saga"
 T ought 10 rrn-r yoa out ou vou ..ad," Noaaupl told Nari "pa | ~uppose yog'' earn"l 'o'Ir Dl'ae rast.''
 1s t1a, soe W-u @ooAo' na ~rh yqu f 'Uets tn. vaE 3qH teel," sao Uar.d bar6 ' lUl
 NatIaN.cl e.v tfm ra haJ touched l'r rra. th4t ,osrn- pride that he .aysr could prophe>}
 oh comc. "Mrl. doG'' hr silly. I'm no end pleased you got ,ga ola place in snap for ono h4- 20. mustn't expect gratitude rom mn And you will gt rn' ln lol" wN Virginia, yoI l.ro" f .ou lrl this up. She strnpiy couI1n't under stand your sort
 T should hope not. Nalro" lf'n soul squaezed Lp in ttssEe and mothhslls.'
 You don't &no" what yol talking about. Cbiri
 Well. isn't ii narrow to thrut d lot of dirt simpIr because spent night here" That's what you're afraid your Virginia ~oulr think if she knew. isn't ii "'
 No. il isn't. mean she Wuu!dn be able to understand your starln2 here as an unw"lcome guest. Sh' would think 1 wanted you
 Well, what if you dido Tfasn man right 10. hayo tn, people h' wants around him? We haven harmed anyone, have w~9"
 "It's all q matter Of viewpoint Ghiri That's the only real differ. ence between 1nl two people. "' and Virginia arc like the t.as' aua inc West simply because of tm way you look at thugs.
 '1 suppo-e I'm fh- ta.-f- WN thank ii" gods that .r 'Lat 'i' su' r..os io me"
 Nov fiat r.'.e sr'tI-d 'rst will Hoy coo], us -pua breakfast nht' I taL, 2 L-'h2' NarhauCl asE'I aIth a,lI.nr relfof.
 "-rhe soet'.e, Gfn.}sast yorir.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
Special Notice

Isabella Circle. No. l2. National Daughters Of Isabella. will hold a bridge and whist party Tuesday eve ming. May 18th, Judd's hall. Prizes will be awarded at each table. Adm. 5nc.-- advt.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-12
Special Notice

Novelty dance. ,Norden's Hunga- low. Tuesday. May Is. Hats. favors. noise makers. Dancing from $50 to midnight. Admission soc. Music by the Bcllhops.-advt.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-17
LEGAL
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed proposals shall be received by the Town of Seward, Seward, Alaska, not later than five o'clock p. m. 6. p. m.) August 30th, 1928 for the construction of school building at Seward, Alaska in accordance with plans and specifications, approved by the Common Council of the Town of Seward and on file at the office of the Municipal Clerk.
 Proposals shall be addressed to A. D. Balderston, Municipal Clerk, Sew ard, Alaska.
 The Town of Seward reserves the right to reject any, or, aly pfdss
 Dated: August 14, 1928, Seward,