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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-05-31
Twelfth Annual Field and Track Meet Garrett County
Public Schools
Held Today the Fair Grounds of Entries and Events
Target Pitch

Target Pitch
-, 16, II, 30, 81, 80, 30, 80, IA, 2O9,
30.
660-Yard Medley Relay
g. "a, 81, 90. 50, 1913, 164, 100, 161.
Senior Unlimited
100-Yard Dash
IS, 10, 20, 81, %, %, Sc, 100, 165, 211.
440-Yard Run
%, 81, 166, 167, 212.
S80-Yard Run
5S. 80, 60, 101, 16S, 100, 213, PA.
Running High Jump
81, 81, 81, GO, GA. 102, 16S, 165, 215, 214.
Soccer Kick for Distance
10. 20, %, %, So 80, 6S, 10. III, 219
213, 216.
Running Broad Jump
81, "a, So, 50, 100, 166, 172. 1877. 212. 217
8-POund Shot Put
Is, 25 &c. 20, II. 101. 173, 21S.
One Mile Relay
Team No. l
g. 63, 60, GA, 81, ia, III, IT'S, 172
176, III, PIG. 21S, 217, 215, 212.
Team No. 2
90, 81, 81, 81, IS, 70.
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PROGRAM OF EVENTS

Junior SO-fb Class.
50-Yard Dash
1, &c, q, %, 30, SO, 81, 70, 80, 81, 80,
90, 1O3, 1O4, 1873, al, 145. 17S, 179, $50,
ISL, 1S9.
Standing Broad Jump
81, "A, IS, 76, II, IS, 81, 139, 146, 145,
rs, $50, 1S9, 100.
Dodge Ball Throw for Distance
2, 80, SO, 70. so, "a, 1903, 104, lat, 14S,
149, 179, 1S1.
440-Yard Relay
Team No.
rs, "A, so, rs, 81, 80, 10Y, 1Os, 100,
40. Ill, 112, 100, 131, 1872, 1873, 1874,
135, 146, 147, 145, 149, $50.
Team No. 2
SO, IS, II, 81, So, sc, 113, ia, 115, 116,
III, 11S.
Junior 95-fb Class
60-Yard Dash
3, 4, 5, Z, 8, 81, 81, So, SO, ST. So. 80,
95, 90, 1O5, JOG, 1876, 1877, 142, Isl,
1872, 1873, 191, 1872.
Standing Hop, Step and Jump
SO, 80, 81, SO, 95, 105, 151, 1872, 1873,
1913, 191, 1914, 1876.
Base Ball Throw for Distance
3, 4, 8, 8, 6, 10, 81, 80, 40, Al, SO, 100,
125, 143, 152, 1913, 1876, 1877, 1913, 1919
440-Yard Relay
Team No.
80, 40. AZ, 43, Al, 119, 100 121, 1872
1913, 124, 154, 152, 1913, 1876, 1856, 1877,
1913, 100, 1876, 1913.
Junior 115-fb Class
70-Yard Dash
II, A, 81, 1926, 127, 125, 12S, 157, 1874,
1856, 200.
Running Broad Jump
II, 13, IA, 15A, A, 45, 126, 1856, POI, 202
Baseball Throw for Accuracy.
II. 46, AZ, 4S, 157, 15S, 1874, 2O3, 204
660-Yard Relay
AZ, 45, 40, 46, Al, POI, 200, POP, 2O4 2O3
Junior Unlimited
80 Yard Dash
10, 10, 80, 33, 9S, IA, 159, 1856, 1877,
1873, POS.
Running High Jump
SO, 129, 100, 161, 1856, 1877, 1888, 2O8,
206. 207, 205.
220-Yard Dash
80, 1862, 2O6, 2O7. p,
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Mixed Dodge Ball

SeFbyspOrt-H. FVke, W. Frantz,
r. Selby, L. Selby, S. Fraze, O. Frazee,
E. Fisher. NJ. Silbaugh, A. Bowser,
NJ. Bowser, G. Fisher, C. Frazee, L.
Selby, w. Silbaugh.
Mill Rum. Vitez, J. Grove, w.
Griffith, ]. Guard, o. Umbel, H. Cow
ell, d. Coddington, D. Fraze, E. Grove,
Grove, II. Frazee, E. Vitez, J. Grove, C.
Hileman, E. Hileman.
Fairsweep-J. Devens, c. Beckman,
J. Martin, d. Martin, S. Calhoun, A.
Garlitz, X. Martin, w. Taylor, l.. Gar
litz. L. Wensell, J. Garlitz, E. Devers,
H. White, NJ. Wensell.
Sand Spring.. Frined, H. Thomas,
II. HENDERSON, G. Thomas, D. Fike, c..
Frined, N. jenkins, d. Fike, NJ. Fike,
S. Sines, N. Humberson, A. Drummer.
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VOLLEY BALL

Accidental Schlossnagle NJ, Goeh-
ringer, E. Wass, A. Miller, E. Georg,
II. Calls, w. Zinkan, H. Speicher, T..
Dillon, NJ. Glotfelty, H. Raley, NJ.
Speicher, r. Richter, E. Dewitt, NJ.
Fratz.
Kitzmiller High. vodopivec, NJ.
Shank, NJ. Tranum, NJ Wilson, NJ.
Clark, J. Harvey.
kltZmiller Grammar-B Campbell,
A. Harvey, V. Orbin, NJ Craver, NJ
Wills E. Davis, L. Pyle, r. Rollman,
E. Mcintosh, NJ. Sollars.
Friendsville-R. Nugent, r. Fike. A.
Rush, c. Wicklow, E. Fike, A. Williams,
NJ. Fratz, c. Fisher, NJ. Beachy, e.
Rumbaugh, r. Frantz, NJ. Friend, E.
Dye, n. Friend, NJ. Durham, B. Fix.
Grantsville-D. Edwards, NJ. Michel
u. Layman, NJ. Miller, F. Baker, C.
Folk, C. Wilburn, E. Beachy, j. Baechy,
z. Folk.
Oakland High-E. Gender, r. New
man, NJ. Gender, H. Leighton, S. Stan
ton, A. Helbig, T. Rice, D. Stugiss, L.
Blamble, G. Whithill, B. CAVITY.
Elementary School Girls Flag Relay
Accidental. Miller, L. Speicher, NJ.
Miller, V. Fratz, N. Fratz, r, Fratz,
B. Speicher, E. Harmon, l. Sebold, f.
Frazee
Kempton-M. Cook, C. velonon. T.
Cross, E. Bennett, V. Gibbs, NJ. Toni
bel, e. Rifel, G. Sullinberg, V. Cross.
kitzmiller-E. Erouchy, A. eagle, r.
Sullivan, d. Paugh. J. Baldwin, G..
Junkins, A. eagle, r. Cordura, p. Nc
Kean, E. Hudson.
Friendsville-P. Rodgers, O. Junkins,
II. Hevener, L. Ryland, NJ. Railey, J.
Fike C. Barnes, NJ. jenkins, w. Ry-
land.
SeIbyspOrt-O. Frazee, f. Fisher, C.
Frazee, A. Bowser, p. Fike, NJ. Bow
ser, l. Frazee, NJ. Silbaugh, G. Fisher,
L. Selby.
Mill RUM Garlitz, E. itez, E.
Grove, H. FraZee, E. Hileman, J. Guard
ID. Coddington, c. Hileman ID. Frazee,
E. Grove
Grantsville-P Shaffer, P. Glotfelty,
B. Meager, B. Patton, NJ. Miller, NJ.
Miller, e. Younkin. w. Shaffer, B.
Butler.
Sand Spring.. Frlnd, H. Humber
son, NJ. Fike, S. Sines, n. HENDERSON,
R. DERRICK, A. Drummer, d. Fike, n.
jenkins, H. Thomas.
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OFFICIALS

Referees:
C. n. McIntire. Oakland
II. J. Speicher, Accident
Starter:
X. B. Lohr, oakland
Track Judges:
w. w. Dawson, Oakland
r. L. Wilson, KitZmiller
B. O. Bowman, Accident
E. E. English, Friendsville
G. E. Bishoff, Grantsville.
Timers:
r. o. Mccullough. Friendsville
Fred Livengood, Grantsville
Charles Sprague, Kitzmiller
Asa Lewis, KitZmiller.
Field Judges:
w. c. Nedrow, Friendsville
VIM. Miller, Accident
J. o. Thayer, Oakland.
r. A. Spoerlein, Friendsville
Lewelyn Blocher, Grantsville
w. r. Offutt. Oakland
J. V. Stanton, Grantsville
Harry Wilson, Kitzmiller
inspectors:
DR.. w. w. Grant, Oakland
w. F. East, Frinedsville
A. c.. Stanton, Grantsville
L. A. Junkins, Kitzmiller
Rev. C. A. Shilke, Oakland
Adam Richter, Accident
Clerk of Course:
G. A. Tower, Oakland
Assistant Clerk of COuse:
J. w. Mccullough, Friendsville
Scorer:
Donald Sincell, Oakland
Assistant Scorers:
George Hanst, Oakland
G. C. Stemple, Oakland
Announcer:
c. NJ Friend, Friendsville
Assistant Announcer:
G. o. Keller, Grantsville
Custodian of Prizes:
DR.. J. E. Harmed. Oakland
Hon. A. D. Naylor, Oakland
Committee on games:
Wellington Yutzy, Oakland
w. A. Speciher, Accident
John Weber Oakland
Physical Examiner:
DR.. A. 7. Timanus. Baltimore
COMMITTEE in charge:
Foster Speicher, chairman, Oakland
Ira Staley, Grantsville
John Carter Friendsville
Paul Custer, Kitzmiller
Rev. Arthur Scrogum, Accident
General Director of Meet:
f.. K. Rathbun, county superintendent
of Schools.
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Spede Ball

Accident-L. Hoover, r. Alexander
H. Harmon, j. Speicher E. WeitzeIl,
E. Miller, r. Wilburn, S. Miller, H
Georg, NJ. Wilburn, C. Fratz, E. Buc-
| KEEL, c. Stephen, r. Weitzell, r. Glot
felty.
Kitzmiller-M. Moore, w. Sharpless
j. Vodopivec, J. Arnold, L. WEIGHT
A. Pritts, w. Shank, A. Swinbach
J. Burrell, w. Davis, L. Justine, j
eagle.
Friendsville-K. Rush, J McCull-
ough, H. Rumbaugh, G. Sines, G. Cod
dington, r. Lowdermilk R. Murphy
w. Fox, o. Savage, 1. Savage, w
Nugnt, G. Fike, c. Fike, J. Umbel.
Oakland-L. Winters, r. Stemple, 7
Gender, R. Davis, L. Lawton, j. Nor
deck, r. Lohr, w. Killius. G. Calhoun
A. Lawton, o. Fultz, E. limbaugh, J
Sollars, R. Glotfelty, W Bowen.
Hit Ball
Accident-G. Fike, E. Dewitt, L.
Dillon, r. Richtr, G. Hetrick, NJ. Oren
dorf, NJ. House NJ. Colfleish, M. Her.
ring. A Bowser, NJ. Brenneman, E
McClintock, M. Everly, N. Harvey, V.
Bender. M. Speicher, r. Frickey.
KitzmilIer-M Moon, NJ. Gill, N
Harris O. Orbin, J. Clements, L. John
son, NJ Cosner, NJ. Strah, U. Bowers
A. Harvey, Mexican, j. Jones.
Grantsville-G Richenbecher. NJ
Duckworth, A. burst, NJ. Bevans, j
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SELBYSPORT

Junior S0-tb Glass.
103. w. Frantz 104 L. Selby
Junior 95-fb Class
105 H. Fike LOG r. Selby
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Touchdown Pass Ball

Accidental Glotfelty, L. Dillon, b.
Harmon, A. Dillon. NJ. Fratz, c. Mar
CROFT, A. Glotfelty, NJ. Calls, A. Burk-
hardt, E. Dewitt, H. Railey, H. SPEECH
er, r. Frickey, NJ. Brenneman, e. Me
Clintock. n. Harvey.
Kitzmiller-M. Bishop, D. Feichtner,
f. McIntire. F. Strah, B. Hart, NJ.
Cough, F. Junkins, L. Carter, e. Har-
vey, NJ. Moore, NJ. Vankon, E. Walker.
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High School Girls Obstacle Race

Accidnt, Team IA. SchlOssnagle,
NJ. Goehringer, NJ. Glotfelty. NJ. Fritz,
r. Frickey, II. Railey, f. Harmon, e.
McClintock, NJ. Richter, A. Bowser.
Team 2-M. Richter, A. Bowser, NJ.
Brenneman, n. Harvey, NJ. Orendorf,
G. Hetrick, NJ Everly, V. Bender, Il.
Wilburn. NJ. Herring.
KitZmiller-J. VodOpivec, L. Carter,
NJ. Cough, H. Harvey, G. O'Haver, A.
Harvey, NJ. Trenum, NJ. Wilson, NJ.
Clark.
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Girls Dodge Ball

Acciden-M. Miller, L. Speicher, NJ
Miller, r. Fratz, V. Fratz, NJ. Fratz
E. Harmon, C. Richter B. Speicher,
M. Schlossnagle, 1. ebOld, f. Frazee,
B. Edgar A. Hanft.
KemptOn-Z. Cross, E. Morris, e.
Pifel, NJ. Cook, NJ Tomicksel, NJ. Kee-
sickr. V. Cross, V. Pifel, F. Gregory,
e. Bennett V. Gibbs, r. Helliges.
Kitzmiller GRAMMAR. Sullivan,
e. Elkins, A, Paugh, L. Knots, N.
Pratt, E. Pratt, NJ Mcdonald, NJ.
Covers, NJ. Junkins, NJ. Warwick, NJ
Vodopivec, 1. Burton, NJ. Sollars.
-Friendsville-R. Shroyer, P. Rogers.
w. Ryland, O. jenkins, II. Hevener,
L. Ryland, NJ. Railey, =. Fike, L.
Kendall, c. Barnes, M. Jenkins, l..
Wicklow, ID. Sines. ID. BOzman, G. Cover
Oakland Grammar-A. Hbnebaugh.
II. Giessman, V. Fraley, e. Nair. B.
Broadwater, A. Stuck, r. Imam, G..
Winters, A. Hershman, l. Hoye, NJ.
McIntire, G. Moon, e. Casteel.
Grantsville-C. Folk, B. Younkin, NJ
Miller, L. Bittinger, p Patton, II. Pat
ton, r. Fike, r. Younkin, ]. Swauger,
NJ. Blocher, M. Swauger.
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burst, NJ. Bowers, A. Steyer, NJ. Paul,
Sc Beachy, o. Vangilder, d. burst,
n. Stanton, H. Swauger, e. Beachy.
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High School Girls Run. Catch Relay

High School Girls Run, Catch Relay
Accident, Team IA. Miller, A. Dill
Ion, E. Georg, II. Speicher, R. Richter,
A. Glotfelty, H. Calls, E. Wass, E.
Dewitt, W. Zinkan.
Team 2-E. Dewitt, G. Fike, E. Har-
mon, L. Dillon, NJ. House, NJ. Glib
fetish. G.. Margroff, w. Zinkan, II.
Railey, F. Harmon.
Kitzmiller Grammar-D. Feichtner,
NJ. Bishop, L. Johnson, F. Strah, n.
Harris, NJ. Moon, E. Shank, NJ. Moore,
J. Mexican
Kitzmiller High-B. Campbell, A.
Harvey, V. Orbin, NJ. Craver, NJ. Will
lis, E. Davis. L. Pyle, R. Rollman, E.
Mcintosh NJ. SOlars.
Grantsville-V. Stevens, E. Opel, r.
Swauger, B. Wiley, F. Warwick, NJ.
Huff, H. Miller, E. Younkin, r. Brenne-
man, E. Opel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-24
TIDES TOMORROW
JACK KING ARRESTED

Jack King, who was arrested in Ketchikan by Deputy Marshall Pickett is out on $2500 bonds. He is charged with violation of the National Prohibition Act.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-24
Tropical Woods Sought
 For U. s. industries

NEW YORK. April 24-Down in the vast timDeriands of the Gui- anas and the Orinoco delta for ester is collecting a cargo of logs that will be scientifically tested to determine the value of tropi, cal hardwoods to the wood indus tries of the United States.
 He is representing special committee of the American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers, which is to transport the selected trees to this country where they will be cut up into test samples and sent to the forestry depart ment of the University of Michi- gan for examination.
 These experiments will be fol- lowed by factory tests on such varieties as appear suitable to the needs of the various wood-using industries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-24

Henry Pnllllps. wno has been playing trumpet in the Palace Theatre orchestra, left for Seattle today on the Princess Alice to join dance orchestra.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-24
Steamer Movements
 NORTHBOUND

Alaoka due in port at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Admiral Rogers due at 5 this afternoon.
 SCHEDULED SAILIHGS Alameda scheduled to sail from Seattle 9 tonight. Admiral Watson scheduled to sail from Seattle April 20 at 10 a. m.
 AIeutian scheduled to sail from Seattle April 2S at 9 Princess Alice scheduled to sail from Vancouver April 30 at 9 D. m.
 SoUTH5oUND SAiLINGS Yukon scheduled southbound about Friday morning. Admiral Evans scheduled to sail southbound about May 3.
 LOCAL SA;LlNGS Margnita scheduled to leave for Sitka and way ports at s o'clock Wednesday night. Sails for Skagway every Monday at Il D. m. Virginia w sails for Chichagof and way ports at 6 c'cock every Wednesday night. For Chatham Straits route er 10 o'clock every Saturday night.
 America First leaves every Wednesday at 1 D. m. for Petersburg and Rake and wayports.
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THE EMPIRE IS THE MEDIUM

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NOTICE OF CHANGE CF
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Since the first of April the Club Lunch has been under cur management. We will be open from 6 a. m. to 12 D. m. We aim to serve only the best and give prompt and efficient service. -ady. ROY T. NEWTON.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-24
D0NNELLY FOUND
 GUILTY, PERJURY

Lee Donnelly was found guilty of perjury by the jury yesterday afternoon in the U. s. District Court. The verdict was brought in at 3:30 o'clock, half an hour after the jury had been instructed A recommendation for lonlency was included in the report of the foreman. Sentence was not pro nouneed by Judge T. M Reed and Court was adjourned until Mon day, May ', when the petit jury was asked to report.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-24
M 4 RI W E
 W F " 5
PRINCESS ALICE IS
 SOUTHBOUND TODAY

Steamer Princess Alice, Capt. A. Slater, arrived in port from the north at 5:30 o'clock this morning and sailed for the south at 7:S0 o'clock with the follow ing passengers:
 Mrs. Louise Kuteher, Grace Carney. Carl T. Kuhl, Mrs. B. II. Rhodes, II. C. Hansen and Henry Phillips for Seattle; John Stenbraten and Major W. J. Car ruthers for Prince Rupert; MT. and Mrs. P. Petievich, May Pet ievlch and Zarko Petieyich for Vancouver.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-24
ALASKAN IS TO BE
 NEW NAME OF SHIP

SEATTLE. April 2f - The freighter Wheaton recently pur- chased by the American-Hawailan Steamship Company from the Shipping Board, will be renamed the Alaskan. The ship is S,7C0 tons and will be converted into uan oil burner at the Sun Ship Yards at Chester, Penn, and will also be converted from a refriger- ator ship to a straight cargo car rier. She will be ready for the intercoastal trade in the fall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-24
STAR OF ALASKA
 BEATS STAR OF
 ENGLAND IN RACE

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, April 24-The 42-year-old Star of Alaska, square rigged sailing ship, has won the race from San Franc.sco to Alaska from the bark Star Of England.
 The ships, which started the race on April 3, are owned by the Alaska Packers Association.
 Word that the Star Of Alaska passed Chirikof Island was first received by the Association eff cers. It is asserted that more than S2,500 was bet on the race including a months pay won by Capt. Mortonsen from Capt. Weise.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-24
HALIBUT PRICES

SEATTLE, April 2i-Twelve vessels arrived yesterday with 127,e00 pounds Of halibut which sold for 10 and ' cents.
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FOR RENT - Comfortable furn- ished apartment. Apply Nugget Shop.
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PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.. April 24-Halibut arrivals yesterday to- tailed 207,000 pounds. American sold for to S.s0 cents and Cana dian 4 to 7.90 cents.
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FOR RENT-0 room well furn- ished house on Sixth Street, near school house. Inquire BOA Front St.
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SEWARD WOMAN DIES

Miss Clara Horn, who has re- sided at Seward since last fall when she joined her sister, Mrs. Frank Bender, there, died the oth- CT day of tuberculosis. She was 35 years of age, and had realized for long time that death was near.
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FOR SALE

SECOND HAND LUMBER-200,- 900 it. fir lumber and 2,000 sheets corrugated iron for sale. The cannery buildings and warehouses of the Alaska Pack CTS Assn. at Pyramid Harbor have been purchased and are be- ing dismantled and sold.
 Some of the buildings check as follows and complete sets of frame timbers can be had. One warehouse, 60x150, two stories and loft with total floor space of more than 23,000 sq. it. One warehouse, 40x90 it., two stories, total floor space moro than 1000 sq fit.
 One cannery bldg, 40x350 it., one story. Total floor space 14,- 900 sq. fit.
 Other smaller buildings.
 The following is a partial list of the longer dimensions of lum- Der:
 13O 2x6x26-30.
 260 2xSx20-22.
 104 2x10x3S.
 200 2x12x16-24.
 IA 3x12x32.
 so 3x12x30.
 220 3x12x16-2U.
 16 10x12x6O.
 10 10x12x4O.
 10 10x12x30.
 32 10x12x2S.
 32 10x12x16.
 20 12x12x22.
 This lumber is all fir and in. first class condition, in fact most of it is just as good as when it left the sawmill.
 Price of lumber-$25 and $50 per M. Sheet iron--S it., $1; 10 it., SIPS.
 l have seows and can arrange to deliver large orders at reason able rates.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Nice furnished rooms; hot and col' wat CT S3.50 per week. Olympic Rooms, Front Street.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-28

secretary of Giddings chapter. R. A. NJ. and Grand Junior Steward of the grand chapter of Connecticut.
 Deputy Most Puissant Grand 1 Master Of the Grand Council of Connecticut Royal and Select Mas ters. Mir. Parker will become the head of the state organization next June.
 William J. Rawlings. for IS years an active worker in Harmony lodge, for 36 years secretary of the lodge, past master and former district deputy, by peculiar coincidence is observing his 18th birthday anni- versary on the date of the corner stone laying. "Chief" Rawlings is one whose photograph will go into the corner stone. He was born April cs. 1855. and has held all the offices Of Harmony lodge. including that Of master, holding the latter position for three consecutive terms. For six years he was district deputy. He is the author of the history of Har- mony lodge, which goes into the corner stone.
 The Masonic lodges in their ex- ercises today will honor the five old est Masons in the city. These will in- clude Andrew Turnbull, who is prob ably the oldest citizen of New Brit ain. MT. Turnbull will be 96 on June g. He joined Harmony lodge in lS7l.
 Ernest F. Neuman will be 90 years old next November. He joinsd liar. mony lodge. in 1868.
 Henry Has:am was born in 1s43 and joined Harmony lodge in 1887.
 Eli Haslam wasborn in 1S45 and joined the same lodge in 1867.
 Spencer II. Wood, commander Of the Grand Army. was born in 1s45 and joined Harmony lodge in 1868.
 The photograph of William CoWli- shaw prominent in all Masonic ac- tivities, one of the instigators of the temple and second president of the Masonic Temple corporation, will so into the corner stone.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-28

The two women are en route 10 this country on the German Lloyd liner Dresden. but the ship has been de- layed by heavy seas. The one hour change in time tomorrow is expected tc delay their arrival until noon and the welcome ceremonies are sched- uled to start at 1O:30 o'clock.
 From the battery the party will roll up Broadway in automobiles to City Hall, where Mayor Walker will receive them as he received Col. Lindbergh, Commander Byrd. Cham berlin and others whom the city has honored for their achievements in aviation.
 He will a,ve them the keys 10 the city, a. scroll of honor and the city's greetings. Governor Smith will he represented by an aide who will pre- sent to each flier a state medal Of honor.
 Then inc parade will move up 10 the Eternal Light in Madison Square and tn" fliers will lay wreaths in memory of the world war dead. Up Fifth avenue the procession will continue 10 the Mall at 5ath street.
 There the escorting troops will pass in review before the guests of honor and the parade will disband.
 On Tuesday night the airmen will be the city's guests at an official dinner in the hotel Commodore. On Wednesday night they will attend . ,heater. Thereafter there will be series of dinners, luncheons and re- captions by German and Irish or eanizaticns.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-28
City Items

Thirteen building lots on the Parl I Reserve tract have been sold b, tienry F. Ludorf to Anson A. Mills The lots are in two parcels, the first containing seven and the second. six Letter Carrier Henry Juengst i, ill a, his home.
 Martha Cha pter, No. Fl, Q. F.. S. will hold services al Masonic home Wallingford. tomorrow afternoon a; ] o'clock, daylight time.
 The Hartford police notified Lieu tenant Bamforth at ll:35 last night that the automob of Mrs. F. Sum- mer of Main street, Hartford. was stolen on Chestnut street, this city, about 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
 President Roger Whitman of the Eddy Glover Post. American Legion, Luncheon club has called | meeting for next Monday noon, the last of the meetings before the summer recess. There will be speaker of note there and all members are re- quested to be present.
 One of the outstanding American Legion events of the year will take place Thursday evening. May I. al Wright'& Tavern. PIainyille, when the 40-S will stage a fun making party. The banquet is open to all and the Legion and the ofYicials of the 4o-s promise all who attend plenty of fun.
 The New Britain General hospital authorities requested the police to send the pnmotor to c7 Market street yesterday afternoon. as the hospital ambulance was out on | call. Sergeant O'Mara and Officer Lyon responded and found that Otto Richter was i'll but a physician was in attendance and the pulmotor was used only slightly.
 Miss Ann x. Woods, daughter of Prosecutor and Mrs. Joseph C. Woods. and her aunt, Miss Mary A. Curry of Pennington avenue. Hart ford, are visiting relatives in Bridge port and New York.
 son was born to Mir and Mrs. Carlo Fusco of 1s4 Dwight street at the New Britain General hospital this morning.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-28
HEAVY RAINS FLOODING STREAMS ABOUT STATE
Conn, River Slowly Rising-t nusual- ly Heavy nuwDpour Re
 ported Everywhere

Hartford, April cs NPl-Hea.> rains and sleet were general Throue hour Connecticut during tn" night and resulted today In swollen rivers.
 The Connecticut river was report cd slowly rising. Harry l., Adams, neteoroloEist of the local weather bureau, reported it had reached a height Of 1l.5 feet at s a. n1 and was swelling at the rate of a tenth ot a foot every two hours. He pre- dic'cd no danger unless a thaN should set in and melt the snow that fell in the upper valley. X rainfall oI 1.4S inches was recorded here.
 At Bridgeport, where a rainfall ot l.49 inches was reported. the Pe1uonncck river oNerfloUed its banks carly today and several inches of water covered a part of the rail- road yards, The Housatonic river was reported high but not yet dan gerous.
 New Haven reported the unusual y heavy doWnpour Of l.7O inches.
 Some sleet fell in the southern part Of the state. Danbury reported a driving slect storm.