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Evening star., 1928-06-07
FLYER JOINS HUNT.
Capt. Riser Larsen Reaches Kings Bay
With Plane.

KINGS BAY, Spitzbergen, June Z
R.-Capt. Hjalmar Riiser-Larsen,
noted Norwegian Arctic flyer, arrived
here today to join the search for the
Italia.
Flying conditions were not favorable
and the captain was awaiting the first
opportunity to join Lieut.. Luetzow Holm,
brother Norwegian flyer, who already
has been making air surveys of north
ern Spitzbergen.
Lieut.. Holm was unable to fly yes
terday, due to fog and bad weather.
Prospects are regarded as unfavorable
for an efficient search by Holm's base
ship, the Hobby, because of persistent
cold north wind.
Tuesday Lieut.. Holm flew from Bis
caya Hook. the west point of the en-
trance to Broad Bay, shallow inden-
tation on the north coast of west
Spitzbergen, around the island, follow
ing the coast line. Nothing was seen
of the Italia, however, and the pre-
sumption is the search must be con-
Quoted farther east
Efforts to establish base at Virgo
Bay and Danish Island failed on
account of ice.
RUSSIANS PUSH RELIEF.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
MARIE MAY REPEAT VISIT

BY Cable to The Star ana Chicago Daily
News. Copyright. 1873.
VIENNA, June Tt was reported to-
day that Queen Marie of Rumania has
received the president of the Rumanian.
American Jewish organization and in
formed him that she intends soon to
visit the United States.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Jesse James Indicted.

PITTSBURGH, June Z (P).-Jesse
James was indicted by the June grand
jury here yesterday on charge of
larceny. The namesake of the bandit
of Western frontier days was alleged
by suburban resident to have taken
SIS worth of wearing apparel from his
room.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Air Line Carries Diamonds.

PRETORIA, Union of South Africa,
June LA9.--An air service between
Alexandra Bay, site of the new govern
ment diamond fields, and Cape Town
has been instituted for the purpose of
transportation of the diamonds. OFF,
GERS of the South African air force are
conducting the new service.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Latvia Ratifes Treaty With U. S

RIGA, Latvia, June 7 [Ao).-The Lat
Wan Parliament today ratified treaty
United States. The treaty was signed
last April.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
FUTURE.

Areme Chapter, No. 10, o. E. S.. will
present "Chrysanthemum," a fantastic
Japanese operetta, under auspices of the
Downs class. Brightwood Park NJ. E.
Church, Friday. June Is.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

The fun festival of Cleveland Park
Congregational Church will continue
this afternoon and evening at Thirty
fourth and Lowell streets Repeated
tomorrow same time and place.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

Lincoln Woman's w. p. c. will meet,
8 o'clock, in Grand Army Hall for me-
mortal services for comrades who have
died in the past year.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

District Society, Order of the Found
ers and Patriots of America, will meet
$50 O'Clock, at the Cosmos Club.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

Brightwood Chapter, No. ~, o. Z. S.
will have card party June at North
east Masonic TempleS Eighth and
streets northeast.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

Ladies of the Twelfth Street Chris
tan Church and the Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church will serve a chicken dinner
at the former church, Twelfth street
near S. from to 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

The East Washington Citizens Asso-
citation will meet, o'clock. at Brad
bury M. E. Church. After the business
session awards will be made In connec-
ton with Clean Up" and Paint Up"
week. Several speakers of national rep
utation, musical program and refresh
nentS.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

Alpha Delta Phi luncheon tomorrow,
1890 pm, at the Hotel Gordon.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

A tacky party dance and 500 card
party will be given for the benefit of
ST. James Catholic Church at Mount
Rainier, Md, June 8, in the old church
building, Thirty-sixth and Bunker Hill
road.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

A debate, "Is the Soviet Form of
Government Applicable to Western
Civilizations" will be held at the Ergato-
Gratis Club. 817 Thirteenth street,
Saturday, pm.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
CADET DINNER TOLL
NOW PLACED AT 1873;
SO STILL STRICKEN

CONTINUED from First Page.)
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
GIFT NIGHT AT CAPITOL

Tonight offers Merchants Gif,
N!ght at the Capitol and many
valuable gifts from local merchants
stores VIII be awarded patrons in
the audience.
hlllan Gish's triumphant success.
"lhe White Sister" an Inspiration
production for Metro-GolduynM Nav
er Is the photopiay feature for to-
night an. Saturday.
The White SISTER was made in
Italy with the cooperation of the
Nallan government. 1t has been
fharAcf"rzed as one of the most
IFantlfnl films ever screened
IN addition to the superb acting
OF Miss Gish who plays the role In
winch Viola Allen starred 50 sue
'NS1oiiE on the speaking stage "'rhp
Nhlte Sister, has many thrilling
and spect ocular scenes. The arun.
ton of Mt. NesuVius supplies the
clmaN for this powerful picture
which was directed by Henry King.
Known for his work in ."roIah1a
h"Fid Stella Dallas" "P r-aola."
The Winning of Barbara WORTH"
ne Magic Flame and others.
The co-feature presents Alice
White and Chester Conklin in the
comedy mirthouake, "The Big
Noise. Beginning Sunday for four
days Richard Rarthelmess in "Out
Of the RUINS will be the big attrac-
ton. This is his latest and one ~
the nest nhotonlays in which this
popular star has appeared,
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
ALBANY PREPARING
To Cheer Smith
City Dolline Up for Notification
Ceremonies

Albany, n. Y, Aug. II Up
Albany is beginning to doh up for
the big doings next Wednesday
night when in the short space of
about an hour and half its leading
citizen, Governor Smith. will be for
mally notified OF his selection as
democratic standard bearer.
State street. the thoroughfare
leading to the east steps of the
capitol where the ceremony will be
held, is evolving into Il young
broadway. Flags and other decor
alive paraphernalia are being drap-
ed over windows and cornices of all
buildings in the down town sec
ton. Hotels are filling up rapidly
and managers are scratching their
heads wondering if sufficient space
will be available for the thousands
OF out of town visitors beginning
to swarm here for the occasion, A
liberal supply Of cots is only d par
tial answer to the problem.
Nhlie these preparations a-e go
ing on, Gov. Smith is finding MANY
things to keep him busy and little
time for recreation. For the first
time since he began the series of
conferences with prominent demo-
cratic drys, he found little respite
yesterday for q short DIR - with
Mrs. Smith. And this brief outing
would have had to be deferred if
his overnight guest, Senator George.
OF Georgia, had arrived a bit earlier.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

were going the rounds today that
the reply would be made public
shortly. although the governor said
yesterday that the situation had
taken new turn" by the publica-
ton of Whites cablegram from
Europe denying he had retracted
any OF the charges.
While some OF Smiths advisers
are known to favor him ma king his
counter offensive against White q
comprehensive answer to all critics
of his public record. including the
Rev. John Roach Straton. pastor of
Calvary Baptist church. in New
York city. Smith has not indicated
Just how far his rejoinder will go.
The fact that he has gone SO ex-
into old files showing
how he voted in various social legis-
latiye subjects, however. has been
interpreted by some as meaning that
he will make his counter charge all
embrasive.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
TODAY ONLY

ne most costly and elaborate
eou'h American scene yet construct
ior Inc screen is that of the
SHRINE foreground in Douglas Fair
BANKS new production. Douglas
fairbanks as The Gaucho, showing
today only at the Palace,
NOT only the dozen buildings of
the plaza and street but the details
OF decoration, including an unusual
variety OF merchandise. properties
constitute an ensemble of rare ar
cnitectural and artistic Importance
me long f1jghtof steps leading
10 the chrlne at the back accommo-
dated several companies of coldjers.
The palace and adjacent buildings
represent the finest architecture Of
the South American metropolises
having beendesigned by Carl Oscar
Borg, the eminent Swedish artist.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

GOOD BILL AT STRAND

An excellent program OF enter
talnment is being offered at the
Strand today and Saturday with the
presentation of five select acts OF
vaudeville, and Thomas Meiehan -
The Mating Cail' AS the featurv
photoplay.
Inc vaudeville program was well
received at the performances YES
terday and should be Well liked dur
ing the remainder of the week. The
Versatile Three offer a uuit,uc aci
That comprises singing. dancing a.!
music: the Perry Corvan Four: ~
Chocolate Soldiers" do a er,4,-
dancing act that was very much
liked; Dixon Hoier and 60. present
very pleasing skit with song en-
titled THE Wall Street Girl" RAY
and stone. late stars of Nothing,
are comedians with {; good line of
cater and also score as singers OF
Jazz numbers: closing this tine sh y
are The Four Danuhes in 'Isfy;->
ufaVltauon.' an excellent athle1p
offering
The photoplay "The Mating can,
IS Rex Beach story OF adventure
Gus romance
Beginning Monday for three DAVIS
the Strand will present Glenn Lewis
Ne" Britain Minstrel Follies'' with
cast OF fifty boys and girls of New
britain VINO have been rehearsine
under the direction Of Mr.. Lewis for
the past two weeks. The feature
pno'oplay attraction beginning Sui
oay night presents Norman Kerry
Lewis stone and Mary Nolan in
Inc Foreign Legion" a thriIlin.
'ale or love, passion and romance /
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

state yesterday by General Tomato
Bravo Izquierdo and large group
OF the highest state and city OFF,
Gals. The ambassador motored into
the city past large crowds and was
escorted Into the municipal palace
past lines Of cavalry at salute while
bands played the Mexican national
anthem.
At formal ceremonies ir the audi
ence room Of the palace, Mr.. Nor
row was presented with an official
scroll that proclaimed him an honor
airy citizen by vote of the council Of
the municipality. Alderman O. J.
ouzman, speaking in behalf OF the
governor, said:
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
Tries Snici'e, Fails;
WithhoIds Her Mama

New Haven. Aug. II P,-An un-
successful attempt to commit suit
cid" yesterday by Well dressed
woman who refused to livulee her
F"'l'' was frustrated by George 4
snyder, gas station manager. who
dove into Mill River fully clothed
to bring her to shore.
snyder noticed the woman acting
nefNously near his gasoline station
ana when she Went to the river and
put her hat and pocketbook on the
pahk. he was not quick enough to
Teach her before she dove into the
wafer, but without hesitating he fol-
lowed and rescued her. Police were
called ana she was ta'-cn to Spring
side Farm.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

| The Georgia senator. who was
the recipient OF his states solid vote
ana scattering OF votes from other
states for the presidential nomina-
uon at Houston. was the third
southern dry to come here this week
at the invitation of the nominee.
Senator Glass of Virginia. and Jo-
sephus Daniels of North Carolina
publisher, preceding him.
georgia is safe" was the only
statement George would make for
puoilcatlon. and this before he went
INTO conference with Smith.
AFTER dinner, the governor and
his guest watched and listened to a
moVletone production of Herbert
Hoover's acceptance speech at the
Smith residence. where earlier in
the day the democratic nominee de-
llNered portions of his own address
in private for recording by similar
machine, but. OF course. to be held
for release until after public deliv-
cry at his modification,
Today the governor expected Sch
ator Walsh of Montana at the eN-
ecutlNe mansion. Like Glass, Dan
lels and George the one time pre-
convention rival OF Smi,h and Tea
pot Dome prosecutor Was invited to
Albany by the presidential nominee
TO obtain his views on the general
political situation. Walsh withdrew
from the race for the nomination at
Houston after he ran third in the
California primaries.
When not engaged in matters
pertaining to his campaign, Smith
IS deNotins much OF his time to
state business such as clenlency
hearings and clashes with republic !
'an members of the state Legislature, |
over appropriations for park sys-
EN- on Long Island.
Then. too, there is the task of
ormulating his reply to William
Allen Whites charges that he ia
'ored the saloons and allied inter-
'sts while an assemblyman. Reports
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

The governor and Mayor Romolo
Ofarrlll escorted Mr.. Morrow across
the plaza to the famous cathedral
Of Puebla which is one of the most
beautiful and costly buildings in the
republic. There another extraordi.
nary distinction was shown him
when the cathedral bells were rung
for him. The bells have been silent
most OF the time since the religious
laws became effective.
one OF the escorting party asked
Mr.. Morrow if he would like TO hear
the bells ring. He replied that he
would like to hear them ringing all
the time.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17

1T Is our pleasure to honor and
welcome the friendly ambassador of
. powerful and friendly country
whose sympathy and understanding
nave endorsed him to all Mexicans
ana created new era of good will
and friendship"
Ambassador Morrow expressed his
thanks IN few warm words of ap-
probation. Gov. lzquierdo of the
municipality presented Mr.. Morrow
with souvenirs Of native woodwork.
MI Morrow left the palace in a
sort OF triumphal procession. A great
crowd gathered around the building
the the band again hailed the ann
oassador with the national anthem,
New Britain herald., 1928-08-17
MORROW Receives.
Homage IN Mexico
US. AMBASSADOR Accorded Great
H0n0rs

Puebla. Mexico Aug, II Up -
Dwight W. Morrow. American am
bassador. making what he desired to
be merely personal pleasure trip
pcmp and ceremony as the president
might receive.
Mr.. Morrow was made an honor
AIRY citizen of Puebla and welcomed
personally on the highway miles
from Puebla when he entered the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30

: The Eagles are undergoing a
strenuous workout this week. Coach
Fessenden has now reached the point
in the shaping Of his club whereby
he can ground them in plays that will
keep them in good stead all during
a contest Of doubt.
Fessenden, when he assumed the
coaching job Of the locals, started
from the ground up-and has gradu-
ally worked his club 70 a machine
gone about correcting these errors,
and worked IL TO perfection.
OF course. during all this time
the Eagles have made mistakes
many OF them-but Fessenden has
went about correcting these errors
Of judgment, mainly, in \ way that
the gridders have responded nobly.
The club showed good form against
Alamo Heights and Donna. 1t ought
TO be better against Harlingen.
A thing which has taken local fan
dom by storm has been the manner
in which the locals have fought. They
not only have the right kind Of spir-
Il but in tackling and blocking they
have shown steady Improvement.
Coach Denton will bring to this
city a young club-mostly first
year men. They are strong, and a
big bunch Of boys. II has been their
habit to win. as shown by the record
Of the Harlingen team in the last
few years.
Local fandom will have an oppor-
tunity Of seeing Murray, a big boy
at end in action. He is noted for
bis ability to snatch passes. and has
proven a hard ma to tackle.
There is a lot Of power IN the
Harlingen team. II is an interesting
club to watch in action. They will
be in there Friday TO win.
On the other hand the locals are
out TO win. also. Their goal line
hasn't been crossed this season, so
far.
Will the Harlingen Cardinals be
the first club to cross that goal line ?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30
FIGHT RESULTS

CHICAGO-Jerry fluffy" Crit
fiths. Sioux City. Iowa, outpointed
Harry Dillon, Winnipeg. (I0); Joe
Thomas, Oelwein. Ia. knocked out
Tommy Mcfarland. Flint. Mich, (4.)
HARRISBURG, Pa.-Willia Par
IRISH. Baltimore, ou%tpointed George
Siddons. Philadelphia. (s.)
WICHITA. Kans.-Babc Hunt, Pom
ca City. Okla, outpointed Joe Lob
man. Toledo, O., (10); Patsy Ollock,
Winnipeg. stopped Fred Wilmington,
Oklahoma City. CID
ClNCINNATI-Harry Kid Brown.
Philadelphia stopped Vincent Ham
bright Cincinanti. 90; Nick Martin,
Cleveland. and Tommy Billiard, Gin
cinnati, drew. Cs); Jack Wrains,
Huntington, w. Va, outpointed Mike
Barren. Cincinnati, 90.
INDIANAP0LIS-Happy Atherton,
indianapolis, outpointed young Car
penter Toledo, G0); Ehrman Clark,
Indianapolis. knocked out Tommy
O'Laughlin, Springfield. ILL.,, (2).
NEWCASTLE, Pa.-Johnny Mccoy,
San Antonio. Tex. and Willie Davies,
Carlerot. Pa. drew. (1o).
JOPLIN, Mo.-Billy Atkinson. Los
Angeles, Knocked out Royal Coffman,
Omaha. (4.)
KANSAS CITY-Tiny Roebuck. Ok
lahoma. outpointed Walker Rich, Cl0.)
LITTLE ROCK-Joe kid Peck,
Kansas City. won q decision over
Cowboy frankie Osner, San Anto-
MO, (10.l
CHARLOTTE. N. Chilly Duzan.
Adairsville Ca, knocked out Ruffino
Alvares. Spain. co..
ALLENTOWN, Pa-Henri De
wancker, France, o%utpointed Babe
Herman, California. GO.)
NEW Y0RK-Tony Canzoneri. New
York, outpointed CASTOR Charles.
France, G0): Johnny Erickson, New
York, outpointed Benny Hall. ST.
Louis, ca; Jack Sullivan. Brooklyn,
outpointed Jimmy Carney. Scranton.
Pa, (s); Kid Chocolate, Cuba, knock
ed out Joie Ross. Hoboken, N. j., 1).
BUFFALO-Jimmy Slattery, Buff
falo knocked out Otis Gardner, Pitts
burgh. (2); Virgil Kinkade. st. Louis.
outpointed Tony Tozzo, Buffalo, (s).
NEWARK, N. Vincent Dundee.
Baltimore, outpointed Billie Algers.
Arizona, 10).
PHILADELPHIA - Phil McGraw.
Detroit. won on foul over Benny
Bass, Philadelphia (4N: Paulie Walk
Sacco, Philadelphia. (6).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30

n Y. u. PLAY
POTENT GAME
May Decide National
Cham hip If
Powerful Eleven Of
Cadets Falter

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-tP-There
are a half dozen games on this weeks
eastern football calendar to give
Pigskin followers their customary
quota of thrills but only one Of them
viii have much bearing on the sec
tional championship fight.
At the moment it appears that in
the event Army's dashing. powerful
squad eventually meets defeat, the
clash of Georgetown and New York
University at the Yankee stadium
next Saturday will go far toward de-
Gliding where the mythical eastern
title will 20. IL will not be all-de-
cisive however, for both must meet
another good team before the final
curtain is rung down. Carnegie Tech,
as yet indicated and united. meets
Georgetown Nov. 10 and N. u. III. on
Nov. II.
Four Possibilities
The championship struggle thus
seems TO lie among these four-Army.
N. y. w., Georgetown and Carnegie
Tech-but il the Cadets march
threug the rest of their schedule as
successfully as they have to date.
there will be few to dispute their
right not only to sectional but ma
total honors as we'll.
Army gets a breathing spell this
week, tackling an i-ntersectional foe
IN Depauw at West Point. Princeton.
unbeaten but tied by Virginia, will
get its biggest test Of the season 1t
Columbus. Ohio, where rugged Ohio
State must be encountered. Notre
Dame comes east 70 tanRle with Penn
State at State College. Each has been
beaten twice. Pennsylvania, its title
hopes blasted by Navy, goes west 10
meet Chicago. more or less Of a door
mat IN the Big Ten this season. Col
gate, which already has played Van
derbilt. Virginia Poly and Michigan
State, takes on another intersectional
opponent in Wabash.
Lesser Lights Duel
Although both have suffered de-
feat, the Yale-D Dartmouth clash at
New Haven will not lack for inter
est. Yale lost by two touchdowns to
Army and Dartmouth by a similar
margin 10 Harvard but that IN anoth-
er way Of saying they have weak
teams, Army is a match for any one
and u appears that Harvard may be
the same. Harvard has no one hard
er than Lehigh 70 beat Saturday.
Cornell and Columbia. victims or
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30
SPORT criticisms
Ry Bill RIFT

III the football season keeps up az
this pace. a lot Of alumni will be
bankrupt BY Thanksgiving Day.
When old grads get TO betting
football becomes a matter Of dollars
and nonsense.
With grid wagers it isn't the orig
inal cost that counts. but the upsets.
As November Gawns many a collie
gate bankroll has been downed at
least three times with a five spot
to 90.
The only way 10 save money dur
ing the fall il to quit reading the
football news and play checkers IN
til Christmas.
Defense may play q great part in a
grid game but losing money on il is
strictly offensive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30
Sportistory
ON THIS DATE
Tuesday Orf IN


1s9T-Hillebrand. Of Princeton,
blocks a Dartmouth kick. grabs the
ball and runs to a touchdown after
galloping IS yards.
1S97-O'Dea, of Wisconsin, kicks a
45-yard goal against Minnesota.
1s9S-Bill Terry. Giants first
baseman. born in Atlanta, Ca.
l909-Newashe of Carlisle, catches
a forward pass and runs 20 yards to
a touchdown against Penn.
19l1-0na Round Hogan and Willie
Howard fight 10 rounds TO no deci-
sion at Brooklyn, N. Y.
19l2-Al Kubisk and Tony Ross
fight 10 rounds to no decision at New
Castle, Pa.
I920-Hinkey Haines, Of Penn State
twice makes 90-yard runs for touch
downs in a game with Penn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30
Man jailed As
Slayer Of Wife

AMARILLO, Tex. oct. 30.-fP-
Accused OF having killed his former
wife, in n c%oroner's verdict returned
here tate yesterday, II. Troy Horton
was in county Jail here today.
witnesses NJ the inquest said that
Horton, who was divorced from his
wife last December. came Ia her
home yesterday and tried to persuade
her TO return 10 him.
Mrs. II. 4. Giles, mother of the
slain oman said Horton drew i gun.
when Mrs. Horton declined ~ re-
marry him, and forced Mrs. Giles
and another woman who was present.
to leave the room. Four shots were
fired AZ Mrs. Horton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30
And Cards
Pit On Cats For
Bout Here Friday
By BISHOP
Herald Sports Editor,


~ cardinals are comingl
Coach Fessendens Eagles get their first crack at a major Valley club
rnd1y OF he local field, the game to start al $3.50 o'clock
Coaeh Dentons Harlngen football squad IA beaten last Friday by San
rsh'o' IN q iop-sided score. But that doesn't mean they have a weak team.
me- VIII b her Friday TO battle harder and to urn back their ancient foe
the Brownsville club.
The biggest turnout for a Valley game % Tar this season is expected
Harhngen will be her enmasse, and local fandom will turn out,
u Is expected, IN hundred per cent.
1t ought to be the most interesting gar the locals have played this
rear with another high school team.
Beat hose Cardinals" is the slogan Of Brownsville fandom. Last
year Brownsville lost to Haningcn. And the Eagles will be o. ut for revenge.