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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-09
AuIOHtOOILeS Tor 90I@
Our Annual
Pre=ShOw
USED CAR
SALE
Starts Today
With the beautiful new
Chevrolet selling as it
has, has crowded our
used car showroom to
capacity, and with the
show c o m II G next
week we know will
come a great many
trade-ins.

Take advantage of low
winter prices. After the
show, as you know, used
car prices will go to
spring average, so see
our stock Of recondi-
toned a ut o m o b il es
(sOme can t be told from
new. They all must have
our O. X. before they
leave our floor.
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Farms for Sale

TRUCK FARM, 10 ACRES,
EQUIPPED WITH SKIN
NER IRRIGATION SYSTEM.
SPLENDID IMPROVEMENTS.
BIG MONEY MAKER. FOR
PARTICULARS IN GU r L
JOSEPH BISESI, MARTINS
WILLIE, IND.
FARMS FOR sALE-EQuity of 81 900 in
20 acres. r. l. Box 100. CLAYTON. Ind.
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Death Notices

NICHOLSON. SUSAN M.-Widow Elworth
f. Nicholson; mother of Harry Nicholson
and Mary Bryant. passed away Feb. s.
age Y years. Friends may call at Hey
don w. Buchanan funeral parlors, after
Thursday noon. Funeral at Morris
Street Christian Church. Friday. 2 p. III.
Burial Grown Hill. Friends invited.
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Money to Loan

LOANS. $40 TO SSoy: NO lnaorsers. no
7ORATION Ma 1928 400 Kresge Bldg
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Houses for Sole

rage: cleo. drilled we'll. Inquire ard
house north of W. Wash. at Morris St
$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT Bal. $40 month.
dandy new 5-room bungalow, bath
furnace, hardwood floors. garage. Oh.
81, 3o0-!s50 down nice broom bungalow.
Belleyiew Pl. owner. CHI, 2495-R.
NEW-5-rm. house garage. full basement,
new furnace: Rtchland add. - mile west
of Bluff Rd. ERNEST MORTON. DR.. 1882.
$500 EQUITY-For 5000 need cash. For
information call DR.. 6367W.
FREMONT. 1858 lots and s-rm. hse-
make offer. owner. 1904 Ashland
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ONLY 800 CASH

Balance monthly. buys 5-room cottage,
elec. lights, gas, water, Al condition. in
side and out. Only $3.50. Oh. 1882.
GARFIELD & HOYT AVE.-5-room bunga-
low. $3.50. payments. 1851 Fletcher Ave,
4-room bungalow. s2.450. payments. &C.
mcnt walks. porches drilled wells. garages.
Near Christian Park. Oscar Lee 406
Castle Hall 23l E Ohio St
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Lots for Sale
Suburban for Sale

SUBURBAN Northeast. rooms.
nicely decorated ,half-acre ground. garage.
chicken house, paved road attractive
payments. r. NJ. Hadiey, Reator. 836
Lemcke Bldg. Ma. PIG.
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Business Opportunities

BEAUTY PARLOR-RESIDENCE WELL
EQUIPPED. Ii. 1906
Y-Manufacturing plant; will sell for
chattel mortg.. SITS. Oh. 1888.
DRUG STORE-Money- making opportuni-
ties in the North Central States. Write
Chaffies. 20 E. Jackson. Chicago.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY YOU are owner
of furniture store in any town or city
in Indiana. outside of Indianapolis. we
have a cash buyer. Give size of store and
other particulars MONTGOMERY
REALTY CO. Charlottesville. Ind
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Storage and Transfer
OTTO j. SUESZ

OTTO J. SUESZ
Packing hauling, storage. Low rates on
california shipments. Overland hauling.
Rilev 1923. Oh. 4579-06o9-W.
TRANSFER, coal, feed. general hauling.
326 e. Gath. w. E. Rodocker. Wa. 4433.
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Houses for Sale
FENCED I'm Yard

FENCED IN 7 ARD
at 1912 E, Kelly ST.; four-room bunga-
rooms electric lights. gas. sewer con-
nection, garage, Price $3.50 on terms
of 500 cash and $24.5O per month. Will
F. j. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors, Builders
l42 n. Delaware St.
Riley 2840. Res. Irv. 1897.
$50 DOWN
SIT PER MONTH
Buys 4-room house; electric lights. gas.
basement; street paved. Only $l,750.
per month Located at 1902 N. War
man.
MP. HARRYMAN.
Main O792 Irv. 1910.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing
furniture. magazines. papers will help
US TO help others. Salvation Army Indus
1877 w CieorOia
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FURNITURE WANTED

WANTED-DreSser. kitchen cabinet and
gas stove at once. No dealers. Call Ri.
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17o5 Climber; dandy 5-room bungalow:
paved street: electric lights. city water:
price So 500. assume small Barrett easy
terms. ROLAND NJ. ARENS q co.
REALTORS. Ii. 60lO. Ewes. Ri. 1864.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

NSFaS 4AOASSNSSPtEES AOOSFIS
DELAWARE. N, sl5--1 and rooms; mod,
steam heat. parking space.
EA1SSeRN. 32-Three partly furnished,
warm rms. modern; adults. Oh. 4l95-J.
KENWOOD, 2265-,3 rms; everything furn.:
LOCKERBIE, 615-2-rm.. 1-rm. apts.; in
a-door bed: pri. ent.: sim. ht. walk. dist.
NORTH, E., 528--1 or 2 fur. rms. for light
hskpg.; 81 and S.. Children welcome.
NORTH..Nice unfqrn. nm; heat, gas,
water furn.; private entrance. Ia. $40.
ONO Gidl 7o & 1907 connecting rooms ST
18TH. T.. 721-Modern Groom suite, down
stairs College car. Ri. 1884
pF1std e. en SqSTw s. large gPer rooms
18TH. W. l20-APT. 5; LIVING AND BED
nished. Har O3O4-M
BEAUTIFULr-Woodruf lg. rm. fur com.
Tor hsk.. So; also 2 81. rm. 81. Oh. 4lo8.
THREE-Unturnished rooms. bath, heat,
light. gas. water. phone furn. Be. O847.
Apartments for Rent
ADDISON. N. 27o-Attractive s-ru. apt
NJ. 1ght. gas. wtr. fur; $25. Be. 1367-W.
NOBLE Hd3dI M. l3l!a.2 upper apis, modern;
ofVO-1-4kOOrI FLAT, SEMI
FOUR-Large rms: bath. steam heat, gar:
SQUARE from TT. So. bus serv Dr. 6548
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vacant: water fur
ntSShed; located east and northeast inside
ffoiiet 3,l rent SIS and $i8 per month Call
En-; z5i8. SCHLOSS BROS. INV. CO., 1877
Moynahan Properties Co.
205o W. Washington ..............$42.OO
,5 559 Z: FIFTEENTH .............. SAB to S55
i655 aIe '.'''''......... S45.50
AS9220 y vAlaoama ..................S $3.50
ITO Union Title Bldg
Main 48l8 or Ri. 1871. nights or Sunday
KRIEGER APIS.
336-340 Prospect St.-Living room. bed
room; thoroughly equipped kitchenette;
rent lncIudes heat, water and gas $3.50
See custodian or call Iii. 1891.
II. H. WOODSMALL CO., INC
we insure everything but the hereafter
Nights, holidays. LESTER JOHNSON
DR.. 2840
ROOMS-North: French doors. modern
duplex. choice location. Reas. Ri. 1880.
MEREDITH, 2S14-Attrac. arm. nod. du-
pIex: E. Wash. car; sal. Ma. 5787.
Houses and Flats Furnished
BELLFFONTAINE. 14l6-5-room furnished
mouse: ADULTS. Ma 2170.
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LOCKBURN AND ROCKVILLE ROAD
Here it is. Five-room bungalow. cor
ner lot; long living-room. built-in fea-
lures. garage: price $3.050: easy terms.
ROLAND M. ARENS g. co. REALTORS.
Ii. COLO. Evenings. Ri. 1854.
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FOUR-Large rms: bath. steam heat, gar:
square from TT. So; bus serv. DR.. 6548.
4-ROOM-,Apartments vacant: water fur
nSheo; located east and northeast: inside
IolIet; rent sis and $i8 per month Cali
I'm; 23i8. SCHLOSS BROS. INV. CO., 1871
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Real Estate for Exchange
Real Estate Wanted

property? II so. write or cali r. G.
ROLAND AUCTION CO., 8l9 Occidental
Bldg. Ma O935.
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Apartments for Rent

ADDISON, N. 270-Attractive 3-rm. ant
MT. light. gas, wtr. fur; SOS. Be. l367[W,
NOBLE, NJ. 1912 upper apis, modern:
water peid: SIS each.
10TH; Z; S4O5-4-ROOM FLAT: SEMI
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BEAUTIFUL--Woo lg rm. fur. com
for hsk.. So; also ST. rm. 81. CHI 4l08
THREE-Uniurnished rooms, bath heat.
light. gas. water. phone furn. Be. 0847.
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Wanted to Rent
Business Places for Rent

WANT-5-room modern house. north of
S4Sth St PRICED reasonable. Address
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
NEW BATH|NGLAWS
 B0THER|NG PEOPLE
Portland, Ore, Fathers Prepare
 for Spring

Portland, pr,.. March : UP)- With the approach Of the bathing .''asoN. which will arrive soon in view of carly springs in the Pacific northwest, fiappers and others are again wondering how much 4 cover up.
 This annual worry Is some wha. complicated in both Portlaul and Ssattle hy the fact that Jaws specify one thing and general custom an- other.
 A bathing suit ordinance of Sc @ttIo insists that bathing suits reach the knees.
 Not to be outdone, and probably b"caus" Of the ancient controversy between Portland and Seattle. tho former city went d couple Of steps further.
 Portland law says that not only must bathing suits reach the knees out must reach the neck as well. However. the Portland ordinance is liberal in that it specifies that th. covered state Of being while bath ing is effective between the hours or "6 a. m. and p. m.''
 But the fair bathers are not vor- rNlng. for no one ever heard O. either the Seattle or Portland ord!- nance being enforced. Then 'here is a lot of night swimming done in Portland. anyway.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

MILLIONS and millions of A'A dollars every year are en- trusted to these clever women -the department store buyers of frocks and b!ouses, hosiery, underthings, gloyes-the ward robe of American women.
 From the fashion centers of thevorld New York, Paris, London-thev se- feet the season s most successful styles the latest things in coors, in fabrics,
 More than any other women-bc- cause they buy for aH vomen-thcv must know how lustrous silks and sof, woolens and lovely coIorcd cottons will wear-how proper washing will keep them looking like nf.c.
 They know how easily everyday things, as we'll as exquisite tlover-like
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

lEs machine as well as aii in sup pressing election abuses" according to an explanatory statement issued by the attorney general.
 Under the terms Of one of tho measures, failure of clec1ion ofticial. properly 10 ;Il just d voting macUiu, in advanc" of an election % trut the machine could D" operated in accordance with law would be pun lshed as q felony. .Ano' her measur, would require that inspectors keep i'll separate book the names of auy persons entering a polling booth for any purpose other than to Noi.. while q third bill is designed 10 make it 0a~i"~ for q voter 10 cas. his ballot for :; constitutional amendment space.
 X series Of proposed amendments to the penal law would classify as misdomeanors the voting at an cloc-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

garments, can be spoiled by wrong methods of cleansing.
 In ll2 of the most important stores in Anellca-dolng over three-fourths of all the large department store business *-women buyers told us just how they take care of their very own things. And we discovered that for washing their own silks and voolens-
 9loo 0f fheSe experts use Lu,.
 These fashion authorities. knowing tine fabrics, will take no chances,
 They insist upon Lux for thelr own things for stockings and gloves and lingerie, negligees, sweaters and trocks. And they buy 1t in the familiar blue package found, investigations show, in s out of 10 representative homes Ill cities from coast to coast.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
ELECTION LAW 0F
 NEW YORK ARGUED
Proposed New Statute Intro
 duCed Into Assembly

Albany. \. Y,, March ! LPs-F'lf- teen bills designed to broaden the scope of the election law and rclat- ,l statutes because of the more general use of voting machines and 10 deal more strlngently with prose- cution of election frauds were in trolucei in the legislature today by senator J, Grisvold Webb of Du(ch- eSs and Assemblyman Abraham Grcnthal of New York both repub- licans.
 Tn" measures, drafted by Attorney General Albert Ottinger. Twill throw safeguards around the registration and count Of the vote, and will eXpe- lito the punishment of anyone who is found guilty of invading the sanc- tlty of the polling booth or the Not-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
PRE-SERIES GAME
Eurritt Basketball Team to Meet Mcriden Boys Club Quintet in st. ,cr City Saturday.

A final game before the city series will be played by the Burritts when they journey to Meriden Saturday to meet the Meriden Boys club five. coached by Ar: Pilz of this city. The Burritts have not played many games this season because of the lack of a.. floor but most Of the team has kept in trim by playing with terms in the factory league. Little is known of the strength of the Meriden team which presents different lineup in almost every one of it's games
 The Burr its will start Yacobowitz and Havlick. forwards; Luty. center; Arbour and Darrow. guards. The reserves will be Adams, Whitman and Matulis. All players are asked to be at the club rooms Saturday evening at 6:3o o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

non ot a voter not qualified to do so, procuring another to do so. prompt ing a person on the question regard ing hlS right to cast an absentee bal lot, voting an absentee ballot when not entitled to do so, falsely pre- tending to he entitled to assistance when II i9 not needed, and commit 0ng certain off"nseS relative 10 registration and other election acts
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

No prisoner wishes 10 occupy the same cell in which Hickman was confined, pending arrival of Los Angeles authorities.
 Once in d while some Indian Brave, who has imhibed too freely of white mans fire water, will stick his head ln just to prove he has no fear. But the head is jerked out within a fraction Of a second whilc other Indians gaze at the hero" in admiration.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Gel! Hickman Had
 Scares Prisoners

Pcndloton. Orc, March [ ttP)- Months ago when two eastern Ore %on peace officers captured William Edward Hickman, killer of Marion Parker Of Los Angeles, little did thy dream that tho efficiency Of Pendleton's jail would be impaired.
 But such Is the casc.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Crashes Through
 Traffic With Cane

Now York March UP1- Pedestrians, long 1he subjrc1 o, cartoons and scathiug deaUnciatiou, Of any au1ojsr N ho wished to hav, the right of way have al last rc- yolted,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Thornton Lee Roberts. after wait ing on q perilous corner hero for many minutes to cross the street, raised his large walking stick. and Tn true shillalah fashion crashed hi1 way through the traffic.
 Another argument for the walk ing stlck-hut Roberts is charged with disorderly conduct.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

rr".:s+ lrr 2'ta oNtr previous ,'.'ir.
 Hartford - Edward H. Tracy of ticNefaul. O.. [, lawyer with two daughters d Connecticut college for women writes letter cri,iciZug board O.! trustees ut institutions re- =arding action in matter O. Presi- dent Benjamin T, Marshall resign ing.
 Wtthorrt'el'-After more than two hours of argument. an over crowded town meeting here was ad- journed for determination of the question Of town policy regarding state hislWays. Voting machines will be used to decide the issue.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Evergreen trees retain their leaves all the year round.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

New York Mrs Alice Ifoote Mac Dougall. who has madc d for tune with a chain of restaurants. re gards success for women in business as easy as two and two make four. but the price is great. She told Bryn Maur alumnae. Tn addition to the price in health. in leisure. in complete loss of reticence and tradi- tions, you pay the much greater one of loss of a husbands society or even part of his society,"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Mcridon This city praised as hay . ing nearest to 100 per cent eli cicncy" in regard to health coudi . lions in milk production throughout country by Thomas Holt. state. dairy and food commissioner. speaking beforo Connecticut Dairy Mems AS sociation Institute.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
FASHION EXPERTS who buy for ll2 great Department Stores i'sist on Lu:r for t|aeir o,cn things

*Over tnree-fourths of all the large department store busi- ness ill the United States is done by the stores of the fol. lowing 26 cities, where 92% of the buyers interviewed use Lux:
 Boston Indianapolis Providence Chicago New York Milwaukee Newark Minneapolis Philadelphia St. Paul Baltimore St. Louis Washington New Orleans Pittsburgh Kansas City Buffalo Denver Cleveland Los Angeles Akron San Francisco Detroit Portland Cincinnati Seattle
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

New Haven President X. Law renee i.oW"ll of Harvard university. speaking before Vale chapter Of Phi Beta Kappa, nays that college mon who have been good scholars stand q better Chann" for success than m- trained men with great native ability
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Hartford Cost Of uaintcnauc. per capita in the stat, of Connecti- cut amounted 10 Sl5.7l during year ending June 3u. 1927 says comp trol'er's report. This Was based or estimated state wide popuation Of l,656, 900. Ii represented d Sl.19 in
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

New York --- Courts in the |. S A., are ahead of some dictionaries. and 1t Is libelous to call q man a bootlegger. Refusing 10 dismiss q; lice Levy Of the state supreme court said that while linguistically the "X- precision may not be considered dis reputable, the activities denoted by 1t have fallen under the ban of criu- inal statutes.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

taSpano NH.hu".oon e Na;r. Tf- ,.- 1 timate as to The loss in iHrejtil.af. business schcmc> and erch things .,. 1 testimonial hanquets and claims ,o mythical estates comes from tIr | Better RlsinysS bureau.
 ! Fort Worth Texas Eliza Nash- ington had to Wait ia court fo trs- iify. T. WAS time lo 21 dinner ai her employers home. A request shc. made 10 the court Was eranrod. and 1 forthwith she took things rom her apron and began to srtn- beans. Eliza is q ncgross.
 ! New York Mrs. Florence Scnt.n- baum, weight 57d. leans very effect lively. Mrs, Katherine Link cou- plained that turing a dispute Mrs Schlcnbaum leaned against her door and it gay" way. tb,u against her and she gave way. < fine of So5 was suspended.
 Eridgy port --lacinG a four months ! jail sentence Tor higaWy. James l.. ! Young. %e year old high school i teacher and football coach an i nounces his intention of rr-marry- ing Miss Winifrrd Ronsehoten. also high school teacher in Darien with
 oung. WGtu h" completes his term and when his first wife secures her divorce.
 New Haven President A. Law renee i.oW.ll of Harvard university. speaking before Vale chapter Of Phi
 Beta Kappa, ~ays that college mon who havr been good scholars stand q better chann" for success than un- , trained men with great native ability,
 New HNcn-Irank Doyle, super numcrary policeman employed as campus officer at Yale university, dies in New Haven hospital as ro- suit Of suicide doso Of poison in opinion of medical examiner, Doyl" taken 10 hospital Monday last.
 Nov Ila,en-Thomas r. Quinn i$ second man who was in machine driven ny James ]. Matthews which crashed into rear end of truck. kill ing Mrs. Kitty pesh""n. of this city. Matthews held on charges of 1riying motor vehicle so as 10 cause death.
 New liaN"n--M More than 5,ouo mournrrs view body Of Rev. FatSI"r Andrew F. Harty as it lay in stat.
 Hartford-Se Sentences. of one To three years each given in criminal superior court here. John Girar1 4%. of this city and Benjamin T. Phillips of Manchester Were found guilty Of statutory offenses: and John Bishop of this city was sentenced for eight months Tor assault upon Policeman Francis Hylan who shot Bishop in tn" leg. Norman Hicks. transient representative Of fratermal organiza- tion sentenced 10 10 years for obtaining money under false pre- tcnses
 Mcridou This city praised a, huy- ing nearest to 100 per cent eli cicncy' in regard to health coudi- tions in milk production throughout country by Thomas Holt. state. dairy and food commissioner speaking befor7 Connecticut Dairy Mems AS sociation Institute.
 Hartford Cost Of maiutcnanc. per capita in the stat, of Connecti- cut amounted 10 Sl5.7l during year ending June 3u. 1927 says comp troller's report. This Was based or estimated state wide popuation Of 1,to6, 900. Ii represented d Sl.19 in
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Camden. \. J. - When the com man1erS of two scout cruisers now being built here for Uncle sam. wish 10 address the crews, they can do so without leaving the bridge. Ap- paratus will be installed so that when desired, speeches on the bridge can be heard anywhere aboard
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Atlanta - Bobby Jones has u dol lar bill which hell frame or some thing such. At least he won't spend it. He and Frank White, Il year won a match. Whereupon th. treas urcr pulled out three one dollar bills, none of which had been in cir culation, signed them and presented them to the other members of tn" fourSOmc.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Ne" HNcn-l'rank Doyle, super numcrary policeman employed as campus officer at Yale university, suit Of suicide doso Of poison in opinion of medical examiner. Doyl" taken 10 hospital Monday last.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

New York Mrs Florence Schhn- baum, weight 576. leans very effect lively. Mrs, katirSrir" Link rouI- plalned that turing dispute Mrs Schlcnbaum leaned against her door and it gay" way. tb,n against her and she gave way. \ tine of S.a5 was suspended.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Stockholm - King Gustav, Nho Is still q good tennis player and will be 70 years old June lG, is to devote i great birthday gift to study of can cer. The gift will consist ot nation wide contributions.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Chicago - Gullibility costs ,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

New York - The Rev. Antonio D Angelo. Jesuit missionary in Bra gil, who is visiting here, is trying to get patent on q motor which h." believes will generate by inter-atomic energy. many times the power it re- tery.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Eridgv port rt--l'acinc q four months jail sentence Tor higauy. James l.. Young. %e year old high school teacher and football coach an nounces his intention of rr-marry- ing Miss Winifrod Ronsehoten. also T high school teacher in Daricn with Young. when h." completes his term and when his jrst wifi" secures her divorce.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

New York Arch SelWyn has come from London with movie of Edith Cavell which was barred u England. He hopes to show it to President Coolidge and Governor Smith and obtain their approval for exhibition in this country.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

London - If Ion Stud makes holy war on the British in Arabia, and has to flee hes all prepared. H. rides in a de luxe car His o4 wives travel in closed motor vans and have to sit on the floor.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
FLASHES OF LIFE: PRINCE BELIEVES
 HORSES TO BE KEY TO WORLD ?EAc-TT

London - As a means of promot = ing international friendship. horses. horses, horses, are recommended by the Prince of Wales. He said at Il dinner of the British Latin American Chamber of Commerce.: T find all over the world that if two men get together and talk about horses, if there Is any frigidity about them, it very soon goes
 New York - Mrs. Richard T. Will son, who is related by marriag. to the Nandcrbilts and the Goelets, is giving up society for business She has bought a curio store and will de vote portion of the profits to char ity.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Now Ha'en-- Thomas r Quinn i$ second man who was in machine driven ny James !. Matthews which ing Mrs. Kitty pesh"on. of this city. Matthews held on charge, of ,lriNjng motor vehicle so as 10 cause death.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

casoans S3.ooo,o"o a ya>r. Tn r innate as to lh~ loss in ill-ajtimat business schcmcs and silch things g: testimonial hanqnetS and claims |, mythical estates comes from tI, Better Business bureau.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

New Haven More than 5.our mourn~rs view body Of Rev. Fat'rr Andrew r. IIarty as it lay in stat.