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New Britain herald., 1928-08-09
EASTERN STATIONS

102O-NODA, Paterson-294 5:30-News 5;5o-Sport talk 9-The Pavilion Royal a:15-Harry. Fink and his music 9:3o-Cassy 3: Santini and his accor-
 dion :4a-Graydon Van Denburg 1o-Marion's Oldtimer 10: 45-Studio program 11-Rendezvous H. 1:30-Californian
 112O-WNJ, Newark-2Ra e:01-Dinner music ( 6:3o-NoNelty trio Doris Frank, songs at the piano 7:15-Ray schneider's orchestra
 79O-NGY, schenectady-3SO 6--Stock reports: news 6:3o-Dinner music 7:30-Dinner music 7:3o-Outdoor talk 7:45-Carl Sehlcgel. hasso- baritone S-1o-Same S. as WEAF 10 .3o-Buffalo program l1-Dance program 11;3o-kozak radiograms. organ
 recital
New Britain herald., 1928-08-09
BAXTER SAYS ME,
 ID BACK HOOVER
Will Roll Up Vote of 10000 for
 the Republicans

| Sparks, Nev-. Aug. g tF-Fornner Governor Percival P. Baxter of Maine today predicted that his state would roll up a majority of more than 4o,000 votes in it's general cleo ton on September 10 for Hoover and Curtis,
 The governor en route to Palo Alto for the lorna! notification of Herbert Hoover declared Maine would continue to serve as polti cal barometer for the nation, and would demonstrate that the east would remain staunchly republican.
 September Election
 MT. Baxter said
 Maine is the one state to hold a September election. On September 10 we elect a United States senator. four congressman. and a governor.
 "The relative condition of both parties in the state is normal. and the test would be a fair one The democrats are engaged in their most active and best financed campaign Aoi SSdtS.
 "A 4n,ooo republican majority in Maine will be a sure sign that the east is for Hoover and Curtis. and that democratic argument and Smith picturesaueness make no appeal to republicans of New England
 Maine can be absolutely depend ed upon to open the campaign with an impressive and crouning republi- can victory
 Moses Confident
 Journeying westward on the same train was Senator Moses of New Hampshire, permanent chairman Of the republican convention at Kansas | City. who will formally advise Mir. Hoover of his selection as the stand | ard bearer. Senator Moses expressed | confidence that the outcome Of the | would demonstrate the peoples desire for a continuance Of f he republican regime, and said that campaign plans already were far ad-
New Britain herald., 1928-08-09
MARION IS BLOCKED
 BY SCORES OF ICEBERCS
associated Press Gets Report From Cutter in Arctic On Ex-
 ploration Trip

Boston. Aug. g LP-The coa st guard cutter Marion in it's eAplora- ton Of ice conditions and ocean currents in the north Atlantic has reached point off Greenland where the entrance to Fjord is filled with thousands of lcebergs. A radio message to the Associated Press from the Marion, picked up by Will ham McCllntock, operating an anna teur radio station at Westheld. N. j.. says:
 Marion expedition now cruising above Arctic Circle, making observa- tlons regarding number of icebergs. the ocean currents that bring them southward and the contour of the sea floor that flinders their progress. Today proceedings across Disko bay between hundreds Of towering ice islands.
 Are now viewing the entrance of Jacobshavn Fjord which is literally damned with thousands of beres so close that it will not permit our penetrating further Bergs will move into north Atlantic eventually to endanger the steamship tracks.
 Commander Smiths next oblec- i've IS an investigation of the Green land ice cap in this position and measurement of its movement to- ward the sea-
New Britain herald., 1928-08-09

or . Hartford restaurant because the Hartford restaurant for which hs worked does not employ five or moro persons. The compensation law re- quires that for the payment of con- pensation by employers they must have at least five persons working for them.
 Prey was badly burned on his hands and arms while he was clean ing a stove in the restaurant and was out of work for long time.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-09

include Pollack's Tell Me You Love Me" Grier's "Ill Always Re- member You" Rappe's When Love Comes tSealing,' and Gordons No One Knows But the Red, Red Rose.'
 After celebrating in turn the nu- sical nations of Euprope by playing the works of their composers, America and American composers are to be featured in the concert by the Goldman band over WTIC at 9 o'clock. The program includes sousa's march King Cotton," four Mcdowell numbers. excerpts from Herbert's "The Fortune Teller" Clarke's Twilight Dreams" ex- cerpts from de koven's Robin Hood and Hosmer's Southern Rhapsody"
 Three Bind Mice" a humor- esque by Lother. will be played by the United States Navy band during program to be heard through WI3Z at 730 tonight. The opening number will be Wagner's march from "Tannha user" while other se- leetlons include Keller Bela's On the Beautiful Rhine. Gounod's Funeral March of q Marionette' and Lalo's Norwegian Rhapsody No. l."
 \ salon arrangement of number Of Cuban folk melodies will be pre- sen'ad during a musical progl am 10 he broadcast through NBI at 2 3e. The program will also include TschalhoWsky's Suite No IT, Ha- "a1lan melody. Greens Dance Of the Toy Regiment" and excerpts from Wagners Die Neistersinger
 4 Herbert arrangement Of Nevin ; NarCissus will be played among 3 number Of classical selections to be broa dcast by q concert orchestra at II o'clock through WIZ Other l numbers include Nicode's Scenes from the South, Tschaikcwsky's i The Enchanted Lake, Dvorak | .5la vonlc Dance No E." Griegs ! : Erotik' and selection from Her bert's The Only Girl"
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New Britain herald., 1928-08-09

11-correct time, "McAlpineers" or. chestra
 11:So - News, "McAlpineers" orcr 12 mid,-Artie Dunn and His Mer- | rymakers
 s10-WLWL-37O b-Concert singers 6:3o-Dixle Gems 7-olga Delle Pagan, soprano 7:15-stafford Malloy. cellist 7:3o-st, Cecilia ensemble S6O-WGBS-349 :2o-'Nental Broadcasring" 4o-' Housing Dr. Charles G. 5:5o-Music e-String quartet 6: e:20-Finance talk
 s2o-NPCH-32s 5:30-Beloved Naga bonds s-Cllflord sheasley. philosopher s:3o-Tip Top Boys 7-M1chael Simmons. screen critic 1:15-Nlc Elliot, pianist: Interclty
 Trio 7:55-Industrlal loan chat 8-Roy Rogers. tenor s;15-Two Voices and a Piano 5 ;45-The Franklin Four s:15-Tlme: Henry Burbig, humor-
 ist e;So-Addi Prohaska, pianist a:45-The Sunshine Sisters lo:l5-'keden on the Keys 1o:45-Ruth Marantz, songs 1l-Correct time l1-Jeno Barrels ensemble
 870-WABC-3O9 5-Joe Lane. baritone 5:So-Mury Aprela's society orch. 6-Colette Vlning, soprano 6: 6:45-Congressional club Cook Book  s. S.30-Pivot Band Beaux 9:o2-Mr. and Mrs. Leo Woods.
 songs 1o-Orchestra 11:o2-Orchestra II: 1:30-Handels Duck Inn 12 mld.-Castillian Gardens
 102O-WGL-294 6 6:oo-Joseph Piola, saxophonist 6 :15-Nlss Lee Burke, songs b:5o-'R Rescue of Abused Children 45-Anthony Gazelka, tenor 1;ol-"Gigloes,' by Dorothy Brooks a;15-Joseph saphier. tenor {; 1;50-Csula Johnson, pianist [ .45-knelsel Duo, violinists S: S:ob-Bob Tram. Shades of Blues" 5-Millicent Francis ensemble 5: Little Radio Echo"
New Britain herald., 1928-08-09
AGG-GAEDNFE DEAD

London. Aug 2 tp-slr James Agg Gardner, who was noted for his retiring nature and silence ln the house ot commons and who made thls year hls first set speech in 2o years. was found dead m a bed room at the Carlton Club Annex to- day Death was believed to be due 70 heart seizure Sir James was s2 years old and member of parlia- ment for Cheltenham.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-09
LOWER TAX RATE

East Douglas. Mass. Aug. 9 tP- The tax rate for 1928 announced today by the assessors. will be $3l.- 50 per s1,oo0 valuation. a decrease or s2 over last years rate. Increas- cd valuation and a lower state tax rate is responsible for the drop.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-09
AUTO SNASHTp

North Chaplin, Aug. R-Mrs. John Lingua, Windsor Locks, was taken to a hospital in Willimantic suffering with injuries received when the automobile driven by her husband collided full force into an- other machine. near the Hartford
New Britain herald., 1928-08-09

town line yesterday afternoon. Hr. Lingua, who with his three children misunderstood a signal given by Dr. E. K. Kinney of Willimantic and the crash followed. Mrs. Lingua sus- talned a broken arm and several broken ribs.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-09
THURSDAY
Eastern Daylight Saving Time
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS

b6O-WTIC, Hartford-535 e:2o-summary of program. news 6:25-Sportograms 6:30-Dinner Group 6:5s-Baseball scores Violin recital 7:15-WTIC Pet Animal League 7:3o-Orehestra
 s-Choristers
 s:so-Music
 s-Goldman band 1o-Concert
 10: :30-Correct time l0:30-Orchestra 11-News and weather
 113o-WICC, Bridgeport-266 6-Merehants' Music Hour 7-studio program 7:15-Lora Hickey and Viola Hud
 son
 s:45-Baseba ball scores 7:50-Question Box 5-Dorothy O'Br,en S:30-Arthur Whitstanlev e-Al and Eunice Emmons 9:45-Bas ball scores s:5o-News 1o-Dance orchestra 11-News
 eOO-WBZ. springfield-333 6:so-Correct time and weather 6:Sl-Planistic Capers ;50-Baseba scores 6;55-Radio advice 7-Dance orchestra 7:3o-u S. Navy band s-Re-Told Tales s:3o-Male Quartet and concert
 orchestra 9:3o-Concert orchestra 1o-Correct time 1o:o1-Concert 1l-Weather, time and baseball
 scores
 65O-WNAC, Boston-464 5-Ted and His Gang 6-Juvenile smilers 6:3o-Dinner dance News 7:11-"Amos n Andy 7:30-Interview with Baseball Star 7:40-Lady of the worries S-Play Bread on the Waters 9-Program by Bertha P. Dudley 9:50-String quartet 1o-Studio program l1-News 11:15-Ballroom orchestra
 50O-WEEI, Boston-5OS 6-Coneert orchestra 6:49-Chimes 6:50-NeWs 7:3O-Concert orchestra S-Choristers S:30-Orchestra and singers s-Instrumental and vocal program 9:30-Band concert 1O-Concert orchestra 10:30-Correct time and Flying fore cast 10:35-News
New Britain herald., 1928-08-09
LOSES COM

LOSES COMPENSATION CLAIM
 Louis Prey of l64 Carlton street. tnls city. has lost his claim for com pensatlon against the proprietors James Kopterous and Charles Morris
New Britain herald., 1928-08-09
Through he Stohc

A program expressing varying sentiments of devotion will be brought to radio listeners tonight at S:3o through WEAF during a vocal and instrumental concert which will include Pollack's $ Tell Me You Love Me Grier's "1ll Always Re- member You" Rappe's When Love Comes tSealing,' and Gordon's No One Knows But the Red, Red Rose"
New Britain herald., 1928-08-09
NEW YORK CITY


 6:so-Time. baseball 6:35-Market
 6:45-Paula Garth soprano 7-McMahon's Riddles, songs 7:l5-"Baseball for Boys" by Johr
 B. Foster
 7:30-Time, police alarms; baseball 7:35-"The World of Words. by w
 Orton Tewson 7:5o-Asta Auer, Viennese songs S-Band concert 1o-Time, police alarms; weather 61O-WEAF-482 5-The Marionettes 5:So-Jolly Bill and Jane 6-Dinner music 6:55-Baseball scores Mid week vesper-Joachlm 7.3o-Orchestra s-Choristers s:30-Orchestra 9-Band concert lo--Concert 10:30-Correct time 1o:3O-Pennsylvanians 11:3O-Nenetian Gondollers
 66O-WJZ-455 5-Maurice Tyler, tenor 5:15-Beal Hobel. soprano 6:3o-Stock market prices; flnan-
 chl summary; cotton prices. agrl-
 cultural reports 545-Piano Twins 6-Orchestra 6:25-Baseball scores and summary
 of programs ;3o-Orchestra 7-Correct time Limited States Navy band 8-Retold Tales s:3n-Orchestr 9-Orchestras that differ 9:3o-Music 1o-Correct time 1o-Orchestra o:30-Orchestra 1l-slumber music
 71O-NOR-io2 s:ls-Dinner concert 6 45-Baseball scores 7-The Harmony B's T:15-Dance orchestra s-Chimes s:oI-Joe Schuster. baritone s;l5-Leopold' 'schopmann, viola vlr- tuoso s:3o-Florence Gilmore, soprano, Minnie Well. pianist a-Orchestra 2 945-The Moon Girls 1o-Little symphony 11-Tin7e. news. bulletins, weather i1.e5-orchestra
 7Go-NHN-3s5 1o.so-News; Grizetle and Sheppard | 1l-Poen1s by N. T. c. | 12 mid-Bohemia with N T. c.
 7Go-WPaP-395 { 30--Journal period Ruby Van Howe, soprano 115-Joe Anderson. tenor :. .30-Gertrude Davis Winroth. con | cert pianist 7:45-Dr George Walton King s-Will Oakland's Terrace ,3o-Nonparell Boys 11:3o-Crchestra 3o-Prince Piotti and Madelyr Hardy
 SlO-NNCA-3.O 5-Studio program s-Archbishop 4. E. Leighton. Healing s 15-Andrew Lawrence, songs s 3o-Roggen Bros. Imperial Shirt Trio $ 45-Harvey Howard. chat time 9-tOld- Fashioned slngin' School .0-Musical Bankers Hour lo:3o-Camp Sussex program
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08

brought along in her big leather bag. "but don't you consider that love is of more value in the last. the final sum ming-up of things in our chase for happiness, than IS the requirement. Of, or the spending of money?"
 He believed he knew about the sort of answer she would make, and was nowise surprised at the &C., curacy of his surmise.
 "Love-in a matrimonial cage to a woman long accustomed to every luxury" she averred. study ing him covertly, lis like cne-plece salad minus any dressing-utterly devoid of savor."
 You say love in 3. matrimonial cage You believe in the sanctity and need of the marriage bond, don't you?'
 For the social protection of a woman, yes.'
 Your husband was 60 years old. You didn't of course, love him. Have you ever been in love, Nita "''' he asked, curously.
 (TO BE CONTINUED
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Notice

The Board ot Adjustment will hear the following petitions for Zone changes in Room EOS. City Hall Building, at 7:30 p, m., Wednesday, March 4, 1928.
 Jos. Arbour. ct al.-e extension Of manufacturing zone on the north side of Whiting Street.
 Wincenty Dobrowolski-c change of zone corner Pennington Avenue at Cabot Street, from Residence "C' 10 Business "A'.
 Charles Gnlbin--change Of zone at No. 465 South Street for erection of gasoline station.
 Concettina Sapla--chan.c Of zone corner West and Fremont streets. from Residence "C" to Business "A" Thos. C. smith. ct al--change Of zone on tho west side Of Stanley Street between West aud Long Streets, from Residence "E" to Busi- Less "A".
 BOARD OF ADJU STMENT,
 By Thos. Linder, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08

Al q C'ourJ of Probate holden nt New Britain. within and for 'he District oi R"rlu, in the County of Hartford and state of Connecticut. on the 2sth da.' of February. 1928.
 Present. Bernard r. fiafiney. Judec.
 Estate Of Georee A. llillsrrand a' George IIillstrau.l, of NcT Britain 'l said district.
 Upon tho petition of Amanda 1lii- strand. ot said New Britain representing that George A Iiillstrand or George Htls'rand. has he.n absent from hom" nd unhnard of for over seven wears. a'tl praying that Letters of Adminlstrat'nu may bo granted on said estate, IS rnf application ou iile more fully appears, r is
 ORDERED That said application fe heard and determined at the Pr"hat" Office in New Britain, in said District. or the 10th day of March. 1928, at n o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given thereon, by publishing tNis orde~ ono" q week for two consecutive weeks, commencing on or before March 1, 1928, in some newspaper published it said New Britain. and having a circula ton In said District. ard by posting . copy thereof on the public siGn-rost f' :he Town of New Britain, in said Dis trict. and by mailing copy to all heirs at Jaw, and return make BERNARD F. GAFFNEI, Judge
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08

1i4. morning Of the night that Was 70 -jg..-s. JiiI's and Touy's pr"- miur. iu Pittsburgh hroh' clear and r arm. ' typical Ildmr summ'r corning A-ra n-cm ents had b"Hn
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
AUTOMOTlVE
Legal Notice

Ky order of the City Court of New Britain. Lots known as Nos. 47, 4s, 4a, 50. 5l, 5c, 53, 54 and 55 on Stewart Street. New Britain. Conn.,, will be sold at Public Auction on the premises Saturday, March 10th, 1928 at ? o'clock p. III.
 Said premises consist of two building lots with cellars dug and foundations put in and one lot with the cellar dug, foundation put in and frame constructed.
 For further particulars apply At @c6 Main Street, New Britain, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Conditions Approaching
 Normal in Mexico Now

Mexico City, March Pl-Cnder Secretary of War Miguel Pima said today that in the state Of Jalisco, Guanajuato, Michoacan and Colima. where Catholics took the field against the government in protest to religious legislation. conditions were rapidly approaching normal.
 Bands of insurgents have been almost eX1erminated, he added. Only a few of them remained in the mountains.
 considerable number of troops which have been pursuing the in surgents would be withdrawn, Pima added
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
SIGNS BY TELCPHOTO

aid of radio telephoto. Ralph Beaver Strassburger, publisher of Norris town, Pa. reached across the At lantic from London yesterday to sign nomination papers for republican delegate at large from Pennsylvania to the national convention.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
WILL ASK NATIONS NOT ID WITHDRAW
League Wants Spain and Brazil
 to Reconsider Action

Geneva, March P-The council of the League of Nations today took steps calculated to stay the with drawals of Brazil and Spain from the league.
 Francesca Jose Urrutia, of Colom- bia, presiding at the league meeting, called attention to the approaching expiration of the notice of with drawal of the two countries. He pro- posed that an appeal be sent to them to reconsider the situation.
 Senor urritia suggested he present q resolution at a later stage which might be sent them accompanied by a letter signed by all members of the council.
 Each member of the council sup ported the proposal in a speech and the suggestion was adopted
 Withdraw in 1926
 Brazil announced her Withdra al from the league in June, 1926 and Spain ill the same year. Neither withdrawal, however, can be effective until the expiration of two years.
 In opening his speech, Senor Ur- rutia said that Brazil would cease to be d member of the league at the next meeting of the council and Spain at the following meeting.
 T, would be wrong for us to re- main silent or even conline ourselves to a mere expression oi regret he said. ''I think We should not hesi- t, to consider whether the reasons which caused them to resign are so strong in 1928 that they feel bound to take the final step. l don't think the council should be deterred by any fear that it might meet with an un- favorable response and that the councils prestige might suffer.
 T cannot predict what the action of the two governments may be. The council, however, can give one moro unquestionable proof Of the value not only We, but the league as a whole sets on their collaboration and re- mind them and the opinion Of their countries of the immense importance to the world of the decision they must make within the next few months.'
 Wants Appeal
 He then proposed the appeal bs made in the form approved. Sir Austen Chamberlain, British 1 foreign minister and Foreign Minis, ter Briand of France supported him as did Enrique Nilocas of Chile.
 It was clear that continued co operation of Brazil and Spain repre- sented an immense interest for the world" Senor Nillcgas said, and ht thought they should disregard al consideration of d contingent con- t,,Apolary nature. He therefore Ncntured 10 express the hope tha' the appeal proposed would be sent tt both Brazil and Spain as the result of a unanimous impulse and that I would secure the early collaboration of those two nations.
 Cuban speaks
 Carlos Manuel de Cospc,ies c Cuba said he was sure he was inter protinG the feeling not only of th' Cuban people bu, the Cuban govern .l.nt in supporting the proposals. H.
 ''-s. .-"'oo Ot the Cuban gov ernment should not fail 10 be hear
 ..-. ,....,' aS tioSC ot Colon Ipiu and Chile and that in making til appeal to spain. Cuba rememhere' the gesture of Spain in restoring tn relics of tho Cuban war for inde
 
 in q military museum in Madrid These relics. he asserted, Houl' shortly cross the Atlantic as a. ncN sign of the peace between the tU countries which were long heroic ad ycrsarcs and today were the best 0 , friends.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08

During the past seven years the United States has imported more wool than the country produced, with the exception of 1920 and 1924.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08

Herald Classified Ads arc a nee csSary unit Of business.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
u s SETS HIGH
LOAN RATE

Uncle Sam made the highest bid
for money today since 92l,
Al $S25, 900 900 nine months issue q
securities was offered 1T an interest
rate Of AZ per cent, compared tc
u 81 per cent offering n month
ago, and flln average rate Cf S.96
per cent On the entire public debt
of nearly SIS. 900 ,OO0, 900.
Secretary Mellon carried out his
announced policy bidding fer money
at appr0xi Inat eIy the rate that must
bes paid by the public. IN 10 81 there
were issues at 55k and SIX per cent.
Third Liberty bonds. bearing AZ
per cent ana maturing September
aS.wiIl b accepted ii exchange Tor
the new issue at par. About 1870
900 900 Of the Thirds are OgIteta1ld-
Ing out Of an original issue of nearly
$4, 400, 900. 900.
Financial experts deducted from
the interest rate on the new aecuri-
ties that Mellon anticipates q com
paratively high prevailing rate for
the next six months ct least and thAt
easy money may not be anticipated
until at least next spring.
Funding Of he Thirds completes q
remarkable financial operation start
ed June, 1927, resulting In the r..
tirement Of all Second and Third
I.fberffe0.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
INJURY LEAVES
A|NVES|A

An Injury three weeks Old LIST
night caused stanley Hall, -, IN
employee of tho Department of Agri-
culture. to fall unconscious on the
street at Dupont Circle, while he
was on the way To his home after
visiting friends. He revived, but
Ii suffering from amnesias physi-
clans say.
Tires weeks ago the youth was
treated st Emergency Hospital after
HIS head was crushed between two
elevator doors. He was discharged
from the hospital week ago.
Last night policeman found
him unconscious and called the
hospital ambulance. The boy could
not remember his last name but
was recognized by attendants ut
the hospital. When HIS parents
we're called he was unable to recog-
Yize them.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
British Doctor Warns
Against Ridiculing
Red Heads
~ InternaflonAI News Service

CAMBRIDGE, England, Sept. q
Don't gibe ST red hair; the Joke y
likely to hsvs. : serious effect IN
the outlook On life Of the owner
81 the hair. especially Il he a
q boy.
This warning was uttered by
DR.. II Chichton-M Miller. well.known
Engiish nerve specials. n an
address here.
All those who have ordinary
eolored hair. & Or. Miller said.
think red hair d joke, and the
owners when they reach mature
age often think the same.
But their experience In earlier
years. he added. when their
entry into i school room or pas
sage down q street was the sig
nal for q Jest, has twisted their
whole attitude toward the human
herd.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
Bowie Town Officials
Ask Diphtheria Ruling

Town officials Of Bowie, Nd, have
appealed to Maryland STATE officials
70 prevent three children Injected
with diphtheria from roaming the
streets Of the town.
DR.. William s.. Keister, Prince
Georges County health officer. said
he had considered the piacardtng ot
the home Unnecessary because the
cases were Ia q rural district,
G. p. Clark. one &c the town
commissioners appealed to the
state health officers. but vas tDld
Or. Keister's office had the sitl1a-
ton well IN hand. 20
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
Self efense Saves
10 Year Old Shaver

BELLEFONTAIrE, Ohio. SEPT.
3.--WaIter Warwick, 20, negro
labrrer, today had been freed OF
charges ii connection with the
death on August % OF NJ. p RUS.
aeII. 40, formerly Of New Palestine.
Ind.
The Logan country grand jury
ignored four counts placed against
the man, indicating that It be-
lieved Warwick's story Of self.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
Newark to Porto Rico
Shift Of Dry Agent

IN announcing the transfer yes
farday OF Arthur i. Hanlon. Nprohi-
hitfon administrator at Newark 70
become prohibition administrators OF
Porto Rico, Commissioners Doran
said that It was made at the re-
quest OF Hanlon who Tor some
tine had wanted to go to Porto
Rico.
Commissioner Doran did not an.
nounce Ranlon's successor.