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New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

Nt.A Washington Bureau Oldest postmaster in the service of the |. $. Mail is Francis F.. Bush, 97, of Standing Stone, Pa. This photo. taken on his last anniversary, W as sent to Postmaster General New
 al Washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-04
T Fishing The Air
BY G. SKUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

WHO 1900 Chicago-Trio; ensemble.
WIZ ASA New York-New York Symphony
to KDKA. KSD, WHO, WJR, WEEI,
NOV NOV WHAs' , WsMi VINO, woo
WTAG, WHAM. VIDAL, WsB, WLW'
WCCO WDAF.
WLIB (416) Chcago-Concert; almanack.
WOR (7l0-422.3) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chimes;
studio program
wsAI (S61.2j Cincinnati-En Entertainers.
1870 O'clock
VICES C242) Chicago-The bird man;
wfB6 1906 Chicago-"A Flower Garden"
WIS (345) Chicago-Barn dance.
8 O'clock
CFCA (357) Toronto Ensemble.
WBBM 1894 Chicago-Orchestra; quar-
wGFL 1850 Chicago, Entertainers;
HofLman,s Orchestra -four hours.
" ding to to- WGY wsHI. WV Ssyih''i"s Flu
WGN (416l Chicago--Musical program.
W." MdoT wy to se vow w6G %jR K MbfKFy
%FSSJ, T #4SSs5o, T K59SME; KGXS929S: % &ST
WAX, WBAP. WBAL.
WAIAQ (447.5l Chicago-Photolog.
WOR (422.3) Newark-Little Symphony.
$3.50 O'clock
KTHs CS84.4 Hot springs-Violinist; en-
WeN (4iel chicago-organ.
WEAF (492l New York-Tuncful Troupe to
WIS, WGY y WsAI, WV. -..
WMAQ (447.5) Chicago-Song cycle.
300 O'clock
WBBM t389:4l Chicago-Dance music the
wEAF 4s2lS New York-Rolfe,s orches-
ira, to WGY, WsAI, KsD, WHO, WCAE
WON l4ls) Chicago
WIZ (454) New York-Keystone Duo and
WV 1883 oincinnati-studio enter
WAdAK ss45, Rufalo-organ
WOR (422.3) Newark-Music program,
woo C374.S) Davenport-Coe, College
$50 O'clock
KNX (330 Los AngeIes-Feature program.
WDAF 1870 Kansas City-Great western
wEAF C492 New York-Eddie Davis Or
Ghestra to WGY, KsD, WHO, WCAE.
WHIT 1906 Chicago Hawaiians
10 O'clock
wBz CS33) springheld-Far north broad
KOA Cs25N Dcnver-Gonzales Orchestra.
W WI 'V l4921 New York-Cass Hagan's Or
chestra to WGY, KSD, WHO. WV,
wGY 1s7s.5o Observation-Disclosures music.
WLW C428.3l Cincinnati-Thies Orches-
ira.
WMAQ (447.5) Chicago-O Orchestra
WOR (422.3l Newark-Dance music.
WsAI (36l.2) cincinnati-Miller's orches-
1870 O'clock
WGBS 1896 New York-After theater
WSAi 1851 p Cincinnati-Melody Maids;
orchestra.
WPG (2726) Atlantic City-Silver Slipper
Orchestra.
III O'clock
XII 1851 Los Angeles-Philco hour.
webb (3656) Chicago-Popular program.
WHIT 1907 Chicago-Your hour.
WHO 1854 Des Moines-Younker's Or
chestra.
WHIT C389.4l Chicago-Organ lone hour
WLIB t4l6l Chicago-Hoodlums; orchestra.
WIS (345) Chicago-White City show.
Iii 80 O'clock
WFAA (545} Dallas-Palace Theater.
WIS lS45l Chicago-Dance orchestra.
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wJR C44D Detroit-M. E. services.
WMAQ (447.5l Chicago-Sunday Evening
voc jjs74sl Davenpor-services.
WSAI 1912 acknowledgements;
1870 O'clock
KOA (3259l Denver-Dinner concert.
WENR $3.50 Chicago-M. e. services.
VICES t242) Chicago-Little Symphony.
WHO 1906 Chicago-Gems Of Music.
wEA aPt 4% % w Nsg W xSE6 %%E o2 Wsgf
WIS. E %gsA E WSS: % %BT, W WPAH
WcBD (s446I Classical concert
EfferYescent hour.
-S:15 O'clock
KYW (526l Chicago-Rey. Pernin
WEIAF 1922 New YoTk1Kent hour to
K MR9 WEI WEI W W6o WY WX' w TS5 w TQGM
WDGF. WsM. VINO. WOW. WFAA,
WGR, WHO, WHIT, KVOO.
WIZ $50 New York-Contralto: vibrant
melodies to WHAM. KDKA. WJR.
WLW (4233) Cincinnati-Band Box hour.
$50 O'clock
I1FI (463l Los Angeles-Network, Standard
WIFI 5sOsj' 'chicagO-COuntry Side Cathe-
WOR (4223) Newark-Columbia network,
American Singers.
- O'clock
KTHs t384.D Hot Springs Music lovers
webb 1865 81 Chicago-Studio program.
WSMC $3.50 Berrien Springs-Mission
wJR i44iJ Detroit-Happy half hour.
WSUz (422.S) Iowa City-Familiar hymns.
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SUNDAY
wFBM (270 INDIANAPOLIS

WFBM (275) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power and Light Co..
9:SO-Chriatian Men Builders.
II :00-Centrai Uniyers2iist Church.
p M.
12:3O-Circlc Theater organ concert.
1:30-CoOperative Artists concert.
2:30-MarOtt Hotel musicale. Courtesy
Kruse COnnell Company.
d:6-Indiana Central College.
J:O0-Stutz concert.
e:OO-Time signal. Courtesy julius C.
Walk g. Son.
9:0O-Cranes Imported hour of music.
WKBF (252) INDIANAPOLIS
(HOOsier Athletic Club
IO:45-First Presbyterian Church.
S:OO-Lndiana Federation of Music
5:I5-First Presbyterian Church.
S:l5-POntiac Oakland hour.
WIZ (454 New 8o GHGGSh hour
KVOO 1896 Tulsa--Services.
$50 O'clock
KIDS (27o) observation-disclosures pro-
wfW (428.s) cincinnati-su Sunday school.
WGBD (345l zion-Bible school; orchestra
WEMC 1886 Berrien Springs Organ;
WIZ (44ll Detroit First Baptist Church.
WOW C6o8.2' 0m AL o,cIaolp services.
WGY (379.5) enectadyELutheran serv-
WV CS52.D acknowledgements serv-
--9:45 O'clock
WCCO l4o5l Minneapolis-st. Paul-Luth-
WCAE (46l.3J Pittsburgh
WEI 1868 Boston.-Old South Church.
WdP (348;6l Philadelphia-Trini Church.
WsAI (S6l.2) Cincinnati Services.
cFcA (s51 Toro S q otSsN
KDKA (al5s;s) Pittsburgh Services.
WHAS 1924 Observation-Disclosures
WHIT lsos) chicago-Concert.
WRC (468l hington--Morning services.
WRNY 1929 New York-Lutheran services.
1880 O'clock
webb 1860 Chicago~Church of Christ
wJBT $500 Chicago-Paul RAIDER and
-1O:a5 O'clock
MMAO (44T5l Chicago-Peoples Church.
WIS t345J Chicago-U. of Chicago serv-
voc l374.a) Congregational
XIV C526) Chicago1Central Church.
VIGIL 1880 Chicago-M. E. services.
WHO (535.4 Des Moines-Services.
KOA (325.9) Denver-Services
WODC (238) Akron-Organ.
wEAE 1922 New ToTS@Chamber music to
WEEI 1860 Boston-Concert orchestra.
VICES (242) Chicago-High Mass, Old st.
Marys Church.
VIZ S454l New York-Gold Strand Group
to WLW. WSD, WOW. webb, WHAS,
WIZ, 1WBzQ, WHAM, WJR. KDKA,
WHIT 1906 Chicagomorgan.
Il O'clock
KGO (334.4 Oakland-Services
WEAF 1922 New York-Interdenomina-
WGN (416) Chicago-Organ..
WHIT l4t6) Chicago-Dinner concert,
WIZ (454l New YoTk-Roxy'S Stf0A 10
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wRNY 1926 New York-Tea music.
$50 O'clock
WJR (441 Detroit-Twilight hour.
WIZ asa New York-National religious
services to WHAM. WBz. WBzA. KYW,
VIDAL.
wGN 94lsD Chicago-Arabian Nights en-
wR IN z Z ls 81 New York-MaIe quartet.
vito 1854 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. en-
> O'clock
XII C46S) Los Angeles-Network, musical
wBAP l4990 Fit. worth-sacred concert
WEAF (492l New York-Viola. pianist to
wEBH $3.50 Chicago NTwilight musicale.
WOO 1856 Philadelphia Organ.
WOW (508.2) Omaha-Sonata Bible study
$50 O'Clock
WEAF 1922 New York--American Legion
WTAG. WCsH. wGR, wCAE, wTAM
WHO C3Os) Chicago Sheridan theater.
WIZ Asa New York-Travelogue to WBZ
WBzA, KDKA, WJR, VIDAL, KWK
wJBT $3.50 Chicago-women's hour.
CFCA I357l Toronto-Seryice.
DKA (315;6l Pittsburgh, Evening services.
WFAA (545) Dallas-Bible class.
WON (416) Chicago-Million Sing.
WHIT 1906 Chicago-Organ concert.
WIZ (454l New York-Concert program.
VOC (3748l Davenport-String quintet.
WOO l349.6) delphia-Presbyteria
Church.
$50 O'clock
WOA (325.9 DenveT-Organ.
webb 1856 Chicago Palmer House
WHIT lsa9;N Chicago-Rader Band;
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KDKA. WOW, VIM. ~ -''1-'' VIZ
WLW (4283) Cincinnati-Organ
WIS t345) Chicago-Livestock estimates;
wMAQ IIi447.5) Chicago-Artist recital.
KYw (526) gO~fnstrumental con-
wEAF C492) New York-Young peoples
services to WRC;; woo, VIM, KIXoo,
KSD, WDAF, WAR, WFAA.
WENR 1883 Chicago-Better music hour.
WJR CAD Detroit-Novena services.
WIZ (454) New York-Woodwind ensem-
wLW (42s.3) Cincinnati-Concert program.
WOR (422.8) NeWark-Columbia network,
symphonic hour.
WOW (5O8.2) o ma a;cTJa, hour.
WCBD (344.6) zion-Services; music.
VIGIL C344.6) Chicago-Musical program.
WHO 1906 Chicago-German program.
WHIT 1920 Chicago-Little Symphony
WIZ (454 New YorkoM,Contralto; violinist.
WIFI (468l Los Angeies-Network, Gold
wEAF l4a2J New York-Men's Conference
to WEEI WTAG. , Wear War, WSAI
WIFE WIFE WIGS M6s4 MsM TG Kvoo Uo WFAA wss
WOR (422.3l Newark-Columbia network,
wRC, 1853 Washington
$50 O'clock
WHO 1900 Chicago-Music that never
WIKI 1853 Cleveland--vesper services.
WGN (416l Chicago-Salernos.
- O'clock
WENR (288.3l Chicago-Chapel services. s
WGN (4l6) Chicago-Sports review.
WMAQ (447.5l Chicago-Musical romanceEA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-04

wEAF C4a2l New York@siblieaI drama to
WRC, WGY, WIFI. WHO Voc wow
WON dis Chicago-Music room.
WIP t34S.6) Philadelphia-Little Sym
VIZ l454 New York-Don .Amaizo, to
$3.50 O'clock
KGO (384.4 Oaklaud-Baptist services.
KGA ;260.O Spokane-Presbyterian serv-
wENR (288.3) Chicago-Edison Symphony;
vocal.
10 O'CLOCK
XII 1867 Los Angeles-Organ.
KTHS t384.4l Hot Springs-Dance frolic.
WGN (416l Chicago-Sam n Henry.
WHO 1907 Chicego-Popular program.
WMAQ (4475) Chicago-De Luxe Dreamers.
Ill O'clock
XII t46S) Los Angeles-Packard Orchcs-
XXX C5OS.2) Portland-Bib students pro-
xxx 1851 Hollywood-violinist; pianist.
WFAA 545) Dallas-Orchestra.
WHIT (389.4 Chicago-Back home hour.
WLIB f416) Observation-Disclosures artists.
Up O'clock
XII (468) Los Angeles-Dance orchestra.
WBBM (389.4) Chicago-Nutty Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-04
Best Daylight Features
Monday

WFBM (215) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power G. Light Coz
NoOn-Time" signal, Julius c. Walk 6
PM.
ls:Ol-Grain market and New York stock
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-04
The Book of knowledge

The spring salmon fishing comes in tn1e to save
whole families Of Eskimos from starvation in their
chilly igoos in the northand. Lying on the ice, the
Eskimo fisherman attracts the fish with two ivory jig
gers. When the fish rushes to this it is killed with
three-pronged spear. IA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-04
WKBF (252) INDIANAPOLIS
Hoosicr Athletic Club

10,00--Recipe exchange.
1O:l5-Brunswiek Pa1atrope, courtesy Of
Brunswick Shop.
I0:30-Liyestock and grain market.
10:50-Weathcr and shippers forecast.
NoOn-Ha.ield Electric Company, KOi-
ster hour.
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BY Ahern

-l2 O'clock
XII 46S Los Angeles-Pac kard program.
XJR 1886 Seattle--Myers Orchestra.
WBBM 1894 Chicago-Jamboree.
Il O'clock
xxx (33D Observation-Disclosures Orches-
ira.
XII (46Sl Los Angeles-Fire Department
Orchestra
KGO C384.4J Oakland-Ellis Dance Orches-
ira.
- O'clock
KNX (337) ollywood-Midnight Express.
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9:OO-KFAB, Lincoln. U. of Nebraska pro-
gram.
WIZ, New Yorli-Dr Copeland hour
TO chain.
10:15-WEAF New York Household in-
stitute TO chain.
P NJ
12:15-KOA, Denver Music school,
1:00-WEAF, New York Government
Club meet, prominent speakers.
2:00-WCAU, Philadelphia Desmonds
players.
2:30-WIM6O. Chicago. Artist recital.
WSUN st. Petersburg -Searleb
Guards Band.
8:f5-WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul.
Womens Club.
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Dial T70iSterS
Out Our Way
Central Standard Time
Meters Given in Parenthescs

WFBM (215) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power g. Light Coz
400-Time signal.
4:OI-Colunbia masterpiece record
hour, Baldwin Piano Company.
5OO-Time signal.
j0l-Late news indianapolis Tines.
5:l0-TwiIight time at the Baldwin,
Louise Moss.
5:25--Your government officials.
5:5O-Continued story.
G:0O-Time signal, Julius C. Walk e.
Son.
GSO--U. A. c. and Columbia Club Or
7;25-A pair of spades, Craig Candy
Company.
530-Studio hour
S:30-Time signal.
8:3I-Capitol Lumber Company froIic.
9;SO-H0osier Harmony Four, Shelby
1O:3O-Tlme signal, julius C. Walk &
Son.
1851: A. c. and Columbia Club Or
chestras,
WKBF (252) INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoosier Athletic Club
5OO-Late news bulletins and sports.
II O'clock
wIEAE 1922 New YOrk-scotts Orchestra
WHAS (3224) Louisvlle-Concert; news.
$50 O'clock
WADE (239l Akron-Dinner concert.
WIZ (454) New York-Studio.
8 O'clock
WEAF. (492l New York--Waldorf Astoria
music to WRC, WEEP. WCAE.
WIZ asa New York-Friedmans Orches-
WTAAH q Il No.
WOW t5o8.2) omaha-Markets; literary
$50 O'CLOCK
WBz 1881 springheld-Morey's Orchestra.
MEEI 1866 Boston-Venice Orchestra
WIFI (4oS) ladelphia-Adelphia Orches-
WE (44I( IDetroit--The Dreamers.
WRC (469) Washington-Bible talk.
--6 O'clock
KDKA (315.6) Pittsburgh-U of p. address.
WiEA AZ 1922 ,NH e% YQ2rkT1south Sea Is
WEBB 1856 Chicago-symphony Vic
W}BT ~, s3So &C. 2 Chicago Dinner music.
WLW l428.3) Cincinnati-Organ; enter
wMAQ l447.0 Chicago-organ; orchestra
$50 O'clock
KDKA 1856 acknowledgements
XIV (526l Chcago-Congress concert.
WEAF (492) New York-Statler's Pennsvl-
yanians to WCAE. WGY. WV
WIS (345l Chicago-Sports: orchestra.
WOW l508.2) Omaha-Brown's Orchestra
WSAI (36l.2) Cincinnati-Sinton Orchestra
- O'clock
KTHg (3S4.D Hot Springs - Farmers
Chautsuqua.
WBBM (3S9.4 Chicago Orchestra, quar-
tet.
webb 1850 Chicago Orchestra
WEAF 1927 New York-Hzgh Jinkers to-
WGYs WCAE. WWA
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FEB.
BY Crane
BY Small

quotations, Ell Bake Milling Com
pauY.
12:15-Live stock market, indianapolis
and Kansas City.
12:20-Farm flashes, weather report and
Radio Farm School.
l2:30-Studio period
I2;8G-Iyric Org2n, Ruth NOller.
1:20-Closing grain markets, EZ Bake
Milling Company.
l:39-phySical culture, Indianapolis
Life Insurance Company.
observation-disclosures chat. Edith Gates.
3;t0--Radio recipes, Edith Gates.
3:50-PersOnal beauty advice, courtesy
BOncilla Laboratories.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-22
LONE Man FOUND alive
IN MATHER Mine PIT
. BY International News Service

MATHER, Pa, May Coon
WINGED that no life remains today
among the. victims of the Mather
Colliery explosion still in the mine,
rescue crews began the task of locat-
ing and removing the bodies of the
last of the 1877 victims.
One man, Frank Krubick. SIS. was
found alive in the depths Of the
mine today. miraculously saved
from death when gas fumes and
fire swept by his niche in the coal
and rock.
Fourteen others escaped shortly
after the explosion Saturday. but
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-22

J. v. Brownell. of the Host Club,
led the early qualifiers in the In
dian Springs Invitation Golf Tour
nament today with a score of 81.
He was out in 80 and back in AZ.
There was little likelihood that
Brownelps score would win low
medal honors.
Following are some of the early
scores: Lieut.. G. B. Sherwood. Man
lila, G. c., SO; Elliott Spicer, Argyle,
81; j. G. Lynch. Argyle. Sc; r. B.
Livie, Columbia, SO; Warren l..
Heat, Indian Springs, 88: w. M.
Baldwin, Manor 81: G. N. Berry
man, Indian Springs, 80; c. M.
Whitman, Indian Springs, 81; M.
Daoud. Indian Springs, 80; A. G.
Nichols, Indian Sprigs, SO; F. c..
stephan, Indian Springs, SO, L..
Steele, Indian Springs, "a; Harry
Trant, Indian Springs. "a; NJ. J.
Fitzgerald. unattached, "a; o. c.
Murray, q. w. c., 81; Fred c.
Clark. Indian Springs, 95: A. l..
Duncan, Indian Springs, 95; Major
A. w. Robins, w. G.. c., 90; I. j.
Henderson, Indian Springs, SO;
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-22
BELMONT PARK RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Three-quarte mile.
Mint Dlnah tshriner) -. 81 Al I'll
Light Air tGagarin) Al 2-i
Poeticuie dDfehll. ....... SIS
Northwoods, BoyJsh Bob. LeonaFdeau,
Blind Cast. MaDehu, Jim Bean, Tor
pointer Balai dor. Arcade, Aster
Gold Bet Charley J. s.. Little Sam,
Imperator. Bramkdiau, Ny Boy Friend.
Hypnotism and Prettiest also ran.
Time. Hall
SECOND RAcE--Four and one half
fur'ongs.
Atlantis (Sandel... ........1-1 rs 1-6
Black Gertie (Craver) Al 7-5
Free and Easy (Workman) rs
We. Nettie Stone, Tossabout also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile.
Sankari tFator) .........9-1O Ia out
Honker (Benham) ...... SIS out
Black Panther (Maiben).. out
Kiev also ran. Time, 1888.
FOURTH RACE-Thre quarter mile.
Social Mug &c. Kummer). 81 FL IL
Henrietta Wildair
Mordfne Il. Fatorl. 49,. g-S
NorthIand. claptrap. Bramstar. Tifftn
Iso ran. Time, 1:13.
FIFTH RACE-One mile.
PenaIo sWeiner). ......t. Al 8-S 4-6
Wee Burn (KnrtzingerD 6-6
Festival, Teheran, Vacation, Fly
across, and Golden Auburn alse ran.
Time. LAO,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-22

Morrissey was one Of the most
experienced men in the service,
having to bis credit more than 800
flying hours. rs of which were
night flying. He was pilot dur.
ing the World War and later an
Instructor st Kelly Field. Texas.
Officials OF the Pitcairn Aviation
service. for whom Morrissey flew.
stated today that he was one of
the best men in the game and an
expert machinist. The Pitcairn
company Is located in Philadelphia.
Saturday night Morrissey was
forced to return to Richmond a Ter
flying over Boiling Field several
times without being able to land,
due to the heavy fog enveloping
the field.
Morrissey was a native of Aurora.
H.. and is survived by his wife and
three children. all of that city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-22

Edward Fat MorriSseYs'
veteran pilot was killed instantly
when. his ship went into q nose
dive and crashed at the city airport
near Richmond. va. Morrissey car
iried the WashingtoE air mail over
the New York Richmond route.
Pilot Verne L. Treat was forced
TO land after flying through a
heavy FOG untiI his gasoline supply
was exhausted Treat was for
ttinate III finding d hole in the fog
and getting a chance to land in a
fairly level field He escaped In.
jury.
Morrissey had hoped off with
the Washington mail at a. M.
but started back for the field when
engine trouble developed Nearing
the field the plane went into a
nosedive and crashed, pinning him
In the wfeckage. The plane. a
Pitcairn Mailwing. was completely
demolished.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-22
WOODBlNE RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Five-eighth of mile.
Fair Beth (Shaefer)... 1910 SITS $3.50
Gflded Youth lE.Ralls) us 80
Lensweep wv. Harvey. 1885
Sand Fly. Troy Miss, Gangster, Rho
danthe. Dominate. New Scotland. Grey
March. Judge McG9rry. Royal :na Fey and
SECOND RACE-Two miles.
Wychelm (Kelly) 10y. 1915 $40 1910
Manifold &C. Merglef). $50 $40
Black Pepper lAlbr'tl ais
ST. George, The Keel, Jingle, Press
Gang, Cherub and Endless also ran.
THIRD RAcE-Three-quarte Of q
Tommy Foster shaefer)s1 1855 $3.50 $A.ss
Saratoga Maze (ThomAs) $50
sphericity, Collar Victoria. Apple Pie;
Hofty Toity, Siberian. Telluride and
Gymkhana also ran. Time, 1:142 -6.
FOURTH RACE-one mile and 20
Taurus tRalls) ... 1920 32.s5 $2.2o
Duchess cPiehon) $50. $50 2.35
LazIbbnes 81. Gwynne) 2.S5
Auto re Fe. and Carpe Diem also
ran Time. AS 2-5.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-22
HAMILTON RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-~Four and one-half fur
longs
Bavelle Fronk (Bonner) $500 $38O $3.50
Miss BeaVerkilI tMalley) $50 g. 40
oh Me III Hay1. $40
Western Eagle, Pacheco, JiInalee sun
ST.
SECOND RACE-About furlongs
Bancroft (Burney) " $500 $40 $500
spring bud CFowter)g 500 500
Calzona -(KempfJ .s..... 440
Louise b., stella May. Our Bicker,
Esraparate and Game Chance also ran
Pine. l:0l. =
THIRD RACE-About furiongs.
Carrie Belle CMalley). .34S0 &3.20 $2.40
Mabel Seth tMcCray1.. $40 2.40
Foretop (Rice).. SEQ
Beg Pardon. Jane Elizabeth, Rill.
Occidental, Bart also ran. Time. 100 3-5.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-22

s Ifs s = erTlI nQne LETT
81 y. Af91glaP ( user trlpied
a1e inst the scOle
center. COchral1e singled ~ right
scofsisr Elanaef Cocllfsl1le was
sca,aellf off first base and run aolyll
Riiel to Judge. Hayes 20 nudge
Jones tossed out FrenclL i'tlf
DoDpad to Reeves One run, two
hits, no errors. none left.
seventh Inning
WARRINGTON Reeves grounded
To Boiey. Jones flied to French.
Barnes flied To Haas. No runs, no
hits. no erIbrs, none left.
PHILADELPHIA A. Reeves tossed
out Boiey. RomrneI walked Dykes
tanned. Jones tossed out Cobb. no
runs, no hits. no errors. one lett.
Eighth Inning
WASHINGTON oley threw out
Rice. Judge lined to Haas. Sister
scratched single past Dykes,
DYKES retired RtieI No runs, one
flit. no errors, one left.
PHILADELPHIA Haas singled
mast Judge. Hauser hit into a
double play. Hayes, to Reeves to
Judge. Cochrane flied to Rice. NO
runs. one Fit, no errors, none left.
Ninth Inning
WASHINGTON Bluege singled
to left. Goslin batted for Hayes.
Goslin hit home ruin over the
right field fence. scoring Bluese
ahead OF him, this tied the score.
Reeves struck out. Jones singled
To left. Barnes singled over Cobb's
head against the right field fence.
Jones stopping at second Ehmke
replaced RoInme1 for philadelphia.
Rice grounded to Hauser, both run
ners advancing. Judge tripled to
right, scoring Jones, and Barnes.
Sister grounded to Dykes. Four
runs, five hits, no errors, one left.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. playing
second for Washington. French
singled to left Hale flied to Rice.
Simmons batted for Boiey. Simmons
tripled to the fence in left center.
scoring French. Orwell ran Tor
Simmons. Collins batted for Rom
mel. Marberry relieved Jones Tor
washington. Collins doubled to
left, scoring Orwell with the tying
run. Dykes flied to Barnes. Reeves
threw out Cobb. Two runs, three
0lIS, no SFOTS, DIc lcils
Tenth Inning
WASHINGTON Powers replaced
Ehmke on the mound for Ph,la.
delphia Dykes went to short and
Collins to second. Hale tossed out
Ruel. BIuege walked. ellis lined
to Powers, who doubled up Bluege
at first. No runs, no hits, no
errors, none left.
PHILADELPHIA - Haas famed.
Hauser also famed. So did Coch.
rane. No runs. no hits, no errors.
none left.
Eleventh Inning
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fouled to
Hale. Marberry famed. Barnes
walked. Barnes stole second DYKES
tossed out Rice. No runs. no hits,
no errors, one left.
PHILADELPHIA - French flied
to Sisler. Hale doubled to left.
Foxx batted for Pow ers. Foxx
famed. Collins singled to center,
scoring Hale with the winning run.
One run. two hits, no erors, one
| left.
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AURORA RESULTS

FIRST RACE-FiVe and one half FUR
longs. 49,
Go Foin IN. Myer). $3.50 $500 sass
Pfchonne (McCfossen) 450 36S
PearIies Grille (Finnerty) 4.6a
Special Gold Banner. Antonio
stranger Kitten on the Keys. Red APP
pie. Meddling Seth. Gilmore, Tippenir
also ran Time. 1907 3-5.
SECOND RACE-Three-q quarter mile.
QuIn Chin (Parmalee)$17.12 1858 $4.S6
Bob's Best HnZelone).. sos ASH
Blue Granite (PhilpOD.. S.46
Basha Hero, Supporter, Colonel
Sehooler, Hole Card. Bocaratone, In
tense, Be Yourself, Secrecy also ran.
Time, 1913.
THIRD RACE-Five furIongs
Fuss IN Myer) .$7.A6 $4.18 $3.06
Blind Hills (Pengrass) 1918 500
Black Darling (DgetD 2.94
Volsel, Omardale, Marges Mate, Sem
per Felix. Donna Marie, Trompe of
Dawn Red Robe. Graceland, Leading
Lady also ran. Time, 100 as.
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Sen. JOHNSON FIGHTS
FOR BOULDER dam BILL

keep the bill constantly before the
Senate until finally disposed of, he
said, during the course Of an at.
tack on the motives of the opposl.
ton to the bill.
Hits Shoots Figures
Johnson declared some Of the data
used by Senator Smoot (R.} of Utah
in his two-day speech attacking
the project had it's source close
to the busy quarters of the great
power interest, which recent re-
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MT. ROYAL RESULTS
FIRST RACE-Five and one-haIf fur

FIRST RACE-Five and one-half fur
longs
First Day (McCabe)... 1878 $40 $2sS
Balsam Lake (Foden) $40 2.90
Village of Hit (Kiniry) ATS
Puff Ball, Polygala. Lady Sphere,
Jaeger. Musca, Heretrix Rockasta
Magic Lapstone and Maker Of Trouble
also ran. Time. / :164-
SECOND RACE-Six furIonas.
High Art (Siias) :. .$41.1O $Is.4 sos
Little Trump 1Wil'ms) 21.80 30
1ntermission CBnlin).. Ais
Starmatia. Sporting Life, AFabella.
Camphor Bail Pompous. Founda ton,
Marvin and Booster also ran Time,
1.25f-6
THIRD RACE Six furlongs
Queen Bee Duggan) $3.50 5000 $500
j. b. Brown (MeCabe) 3.45 40
Uranus (Carewe) 555
Afendal, Racing star. Uncle YsIo. sea
Sapd Jonathan, Star CudgeI, bobby
Dean also ran. Time 1:a5 as