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The Kusko times., 1928-06-09

SEATTLE, June William B. Severyans, former chief of police, and Richard w. Sweet, county purchasing agent, were appointed superintendent of the water depar tmenttand superin- tendent of public utilities, respective ly, today by Mayor Edwards, with the Council gesturing that it will not. con- firm either.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09
SEVERYANS RETIRED AS
 SEATTLE POLICE CHIEF

SEATTLE, June 4.-Gaptain, lo- seph T. Mason was today appointed inspecto of police. Mayor Edwards also announced that George M. Man ton will be retired as head O -fthe fire department.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09
PLANE SOUTHERN CROSS AR
 RIVES BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA

BRISBANE, Australia, June B. The plane Southern Cross arrived here today, after safely negotiating 1,795 miles from Suva, Fiji Island.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09

The Tana, Captain George Green is scheduled to leave Bethel for Me Grath on next Saturday, according tt late advices.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09
WILKINS AND EIELSON .AR-
 RIVE IN PARIS BY ARPLANE

PARIS; Jans s.GCaptain- George H. Wilkins andsGarl B. Eielson, polar flyers, arrived in Paris by airplane from London today,
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09
SUPREME COURT OF COLO-
 RADO ASKED TO DISBAR BEN
 D. LINDSEY FROM PRACTICE

DENVER, June 8.-The Supreme Court of Colorado was asked this af- ternoon to disbar Ben D. Lindsay, famed as former judge, and former founder of the juvenile court, from luther practice in Colorado courts. William l.. Boatwright, attorney gen eral, filed the petition
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09

LOS ANGELES, June 9.-Judge Ben D. Lindsey, who is now visiting here, characterized the disbarment proceedings instituted against him in Colorado as the mock of the ku kluk klan.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09
ITALIA AND SISTER SHIP
 MAINTAIN RADIO COMMUNE
 CATION FOR 20 MINUTES

ROME, June 9.-It is announced that the Citta di Milano, the base ship for General Umbeton Mobiles expedi- ton, maintained radio communication for twenty minutes yesterday after noon with the dnigible Italia, lost in the polar wastes since May 2a-- The dirigible gave her bearings, which corresponded to place twenty miles north of Cape Leigh Smith, the east erly extremity of Northeast Land
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09

KANSAS CITY, June 4.-Chair- man Butler, of the Republican Ma tional Committee, arrived today to prepare for convention arrangements.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09
Photographic Ticks.

SEATTLE, June 6.-BIlly Suther- land, rich pioneer saloon man, widely known throughout the West coast, died at his home here today. He was stricken blind a week ago.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09

SEATTLE, June 9~-Mayor Ed wards, addressing the Chamber of Commerce today, blsndiy s-tod it's board of trustees that the 'Chamber needed some new blood.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09

KINGS BAY, June 9.-The dirigi- ble Italia was estimated today to be down near Northeast Land or on the polar ice fthe cape to the north. It is fully and well established here that all aboard the dirigible Italia are alive
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09

SEATTLE, June 9.-The steamer Aleutian sailed for Alaska this morn ing with 379 passengers, including 20 excursionists and 12O for interior points.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09

TOKYO, June 8.-A workman tried unsuccessfully to stab Premier Ia naka at the railway station today.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09

CANTON, June S.-Fourteen girls and three school boys, all arrested in communist raids and described as confessed "reds," were executed here today.
The Kusko times., 1928-06-09

SEATTLE, June 9.-The steamer Dorothy Alexander, with 250 passen- gers, including 154 round-trip excur- sionists, sailed today for Southeastern Alaska.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-04
WalcOtt Here Tomorrow

Interest IL running high among
the republican voters in town over
the rally to be held tomorrow eve
ming at the Berlin Grange hall and
it is expected that the hall will be
damned when Senator Frederic Wal
colt takes the floor to address the
gathering. The rally is being con-
Quoted under the auspices of the
Republican Women's club of Berlin
who have worked hard during the
past week to make the affair the
greatest political event ever held in
Berlin.
The club was very fortunate In se-
curing Senator Walcott to accept it's
invitation to speak here and all the
people In town who are interested
are invited and urged to come.
Senator Walcott has been honored
and praised by Herbert Hoover. Only
yesterday he received a cabiegra m
from lgnace Paderewski. Poland y
great statesman, congratulating him
upon his recent success and again
thanking him for the relief which
he brought to the Polish people dur
ing the war while working under
Herbert Hoover on te food commits
sion. He has had numerous expert
ences in the political field and In
government work.
The club expects the republican
voters to welcome Senator Walcott
by turning out in large numbers.
Songs will be sung by a sextette of
club members and food will be on
sale.
East berlin Items
The Community club meeting last
evening was well attended. A
membership contest was planned,
the campaign to be conducted under
two team captains, Max Sugenhime
and Mrs. Frank Cobey. The con-
test will run for several months and
the losing side must give an enter
tainment and banquet to the VIM
ners.
1t was voted to dispense with the
meeting next week due TO the eau
Gus in Berlin. so that all wishing
to attend might do so.
The second annual entertainment
and play of the Community club will
he staged Wednesday evening, No.
vember I, at Community hall. Louis
Schwartz. chairman OF the show
committee. reported progress on the
entertainment stating that the show
would be the best ever. Last years
crowded the hall to
its capacity.
Jack Walsh left for New York
yesterday to attend the opening
game Of the Worlds Series. Several
others are planning to go to New
York today.
The Berlin Panthers will Journey
to Bristol Sunday to play the Maple
Ends Of that city. The Maple Ends
are the Bristol city champions and
are considered on par with any
semi-pro team in the state. The
local boys will hold a practice to-
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New Britain herald., 1928-10-04
HAS IMPROPER MARKERS

Detective Sergeant w. P. McCGe
arrested Wladisiaw Rysiewicz. aged
~. Of Middlctown. this fornoon on
the charge Of driving an automobile
with improper markers. Bysiewicz
was driving a, produce truck OF a
different make than the one speci-
fled In the certificate Of registration.
Rysiewicz told Captain Kelly that
he had recently brough truck and
had intended to change the registra-
ton within few days.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-04
M0I0RIST ESCAPES
FROM mGHWAYMEN
Third Holdup IN Two Weeks
Attsmptd on Cathode Road
STATE POLICE NOTIFIED
Senator Walcott to speak at Bcr-
lin Grange Hall Tomorrow Eve
ning-Miss Lyman speaks In New
Brttain-Grangc Activities.

Police circles were again stirred
into activity last evening about .
o'clock when the Meriden police re-
ceived 4 report that an unsuccessful
holdup by three would-be bandits
had been attempted on the Cathode
road In Kensington. Only last week
two robberies occurred on the
road, making the sixth time In two
months that bandits had visited the
road.
Sergeant Schuerer of the Meri-
den police received a telephone call
from q motorist who stated that
three bandits had attempted to stop
his automobile on the Cathode road
near the Greenbacker farm. The
motorist, who failed to give the
sergeant his name, said that he was
driving along the road when a
member of the trio. holding a re-
volver, stepped into the middle OF
the highway to stop his car No
ticing 4 car parked on the side OF
the road with two other men near
1t and sensing that holdup was be-
ing attempted, the motorist tncreas-
ed the speed Of his automobile and
raced by the bandits. The lights on
the parked car were out, according
to the motorist.
The Meriden police Immediately
relayed report of the attempted
holdup to the state police at Hart
ford and to the New Britain and
Berlin authorities. At the same time,
Officer Mcmahon was sent to the
road to investigate. All the police
authorities notified by the Meriden
department responded to the call
and a thorough search was made Of
the road. The Investigation proved
fruitless and failed to produce
clue.
Cathode road. known as the fav-
orite tramping grounds OF spooners.
has been the favorite place Of ban
dts during the last year. After the
holdups last week. the police receiv-
ed descriptions Of the gunner and
found the car used by the holdup
men. Later It was discovered that
the car had been stolen in Meriden.
Speaks IN New Br1tan
At the opening fall meeting OF
the Social Workers club Of New
Britain held at the Center street
headquarters last evening. Miss Eu-
nice Lyman. 1877 year Of resident
of Kensington. addressed the club
on the subject Thrills Of 4 Long
Life" Possessing vivid memory
Of her many experiences, Miss Ly-
man held the attention Of her lis
teners. She told the club Of days
spent in South Africa during the
Boer war. contracted present day
attitudes with those Of earlier days
and told some interesting accounts
OF the time when she taught school
In Topeka. Kansas.
Among those who were her pu-
pills at that time was Charles Curtis.
now republican candidate for vice
president. Miss Lyman recently re-
ceived a preat deal Of attention AZ
a result Of this fact and when some
Of her other pupils read accounts OF
her receipt Of letter and honors
from Senator Curtis. she received
letters from man, others scattered
In all parts Of the world, she said
New Britain herald., 1928-10-04
tin l.. McDunnah, whose birthday
anniversary was yesterday.
Sc.Aen& NuAt.S

tin L. McDunuah. whose birthday
anniversary was yesterday.
sc.l0aa NO&es
Superintendent Leon Z. Staples,
HsgA Scnool Vice Principal Douglas
MacDonuid. Coach Thomas }. Caul-
field and l.. Il. Wilkinson will at
tend y dinner and conference Of the
Western Connecticut Athletic league
in Torrington tonight.
The regular meeting Of the school
committee was postponed from last
night until Monday evening beca use
OF the absence Of Superintendent
Staples.
The executive committee of the
Parent Teacher association met this
afternoon to make plans for the re-
ception to the teachers. which will
be held next "Wednesday eevning.
Foreclosure Against FtAlt
A strict foreclosure action against
Louis w. Fodt, proprietor Of the
Plainville Engineering & supply Co.
has been brought by Moses Stein Of
New Britain through Attorney I. I.
Rachlin Of that city. The plaintiff
alleges that Mr.. Fodt borrowed 3l7.-
800 from him on December 20,
1927. mortgaglng his property 1T
1915 Whiting street. 1t is further
alleged that the instailment due on
September l has not been paid and
that $3.50" remains unpaid. Stem
claims an injunction to prevent the
collection Of rents by the defendant
and tn" appointment of a receiver to
collect these rents and to take charge
OF the property pending the trial Of
the suit.
The William H. Alien Co. of New
Britain, which holds Il first mortgage
Of $26.0h0. IL nomed as co defendant.
Constable Fred Wrinkle of New Brit
ain served the pan"rs.
lthkl sale
Martha s wing circle will hold
food sale at gao o'clock tomorrow
afternoon in the vacant store in the
Sequassen block on Wet Main
street. All mel,bers are requested
to have food at the store before ?
o'clock.
A1phone ]. Bordeau. who has been
Ill at his home on I'arr'ir~tcn av-
enue for many weeks. is able to be
out little.
The regular n1idweck prayer moot
New Britain herald., 1928-10-04

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Evening star., 1928-03-24
ANNOUNCES SERMONS
AT MEMORIAL CHURCH
DR.. johnson Will Preach at Both
National Baptist Services
Tomorrow.

The pastor. Rev. DR. Cove G. john
son, will preach at both services to-
morrow at the National Baptist Me-
mortal Church. The subject OF the
morning service Is Two Ifs," and that
of the evening, What Jesus Christ
Means to Me-
The MiZpah class will be the host
esses Tuesday evening TO receive the
women of the church. including, espe-
cially. the recently new members, the
prospective members of the church and
the friends of Mizpah. There will be
a short program. followed by a social.
The executive committee of the
woman's society viii be entertained at
a luncheon at the church Wednesday
ar IL O'Clock. The officers of the So
ciety will be the hostesSes.
Scoutcraft projects and circus by
Boy Scout Troop 43 will be given Fri
day evening at 7:45 o'clock in the
Mizpah class room. TO which all are
invited
The Crusaders. an organization for
boys and girls, ages to IL, viii meet
from ii to ~ o'clock tomorrow morn
ing in the primary room. Mrs. B. A.
Thomas is the leader.
Miss Helen Wallace win address the
members of the adult classes in a joint
meeting at 10 o'clock, April !, in the
MiZpah room.
At the mid-week service Thursday
evening (the Covenant nneeting) the
subject will be- Soul Of Tarsus Con-
verted and PILED with the Spirit"
lActs, ix.)
Evening star., 1928-03-24
EXPLORER DESCRIBES
ANCIENT MONSTERS
Barnum Brown Gives Lecture Be-
fore Members of National
Geographic Society.

Cruising down the Red Deer River in
Alberta Canyon, on a hunt for bones
of animals that lived in that region as
many as 10000, 900 years ago. amid the
palms, banana trees and other tropic
vegetation which then grew there. Bar
mum Brown found numerous kinds OF
ancient life forms new to museums.
which he described and pictured before
members of the National Geographic
Society at the Washington Auditorium
last night
The process of unearthing and re-
moving these fossil and fragment re-
mains Is a romantic. If tedious. task.
Blasting operations so skfllfully con-
Quoted that earth is removed from
within few feet of the brittle fossil
bones without injuring them, excava-
ton that went on for six months for
the recovery of single skeleton. and
the building as many as l6 miles of
roadway TO transport one Of the huge
extinct animal frameworks TO a high
way. were some of the preliminaries TO
restoration of the skeletons so museum
visitors may look upon life of the far
distant past.
BY such clues as the bone structure,
development of the nasal cavity. ar
rangement OF the toes. and other phys
ical features the paleontologist is able
10 reveal the life habits of the creatures
no human eye has seen. so that a mo-
ton picture showing them in action was
made. And the speaker commented
upon the veracity of the movements of
the neck and the tail in those pictures
One OF these huge animals had q
mouth spread OF feet. another
oreathed somewhere above the eyes, and
anosher was so completely armored that
he was even equipped with plates over
each eye and along the length OF his
tall. which practically made him i'm
pregnahle TO attack.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
MISSION OFFICIAL
WILL SPEAK HERE
Dr.. w. K. Blooms Topic Will
Be "Our Unlimited
TOm0rr0WS."

DR.. w. Knighton Bloom, secretary of
mission of the denomination, will speak
at the Il o'clock services tomorrow on
the theme. "Our Unlimited Tomor-
rows" at First Congregational Church.
Dr. Jason Noble Pierce. the pastor, is
in Chicago addressing the Chicago Sum-
day Evening Club.
Comdr. Witherspoon will preach
on THE Christ Of the Marines" at
the evening service. At the close of
the service the motion picture THE
Courtship of Myles Standish" will be
shown.
Sunday school meets at $50 am. At
GAS the Friendly Glass for Men, led by
Rev. Frank N. Greeley and the Fannie
Hazen Glass for Women, led by Mrs.
Frank E. Weber, will meet. The young
peoples societies will meet at $50
The S. S. C.. Z. will be led by
Warren B. Burgess; topic: What Is
My Share in the Missionary Enter
prise?" Leader of Y. p S. c. E..
Edgar Morris, jr., topic: Does College
Life Help or Hinder Our Christian Life
and Why?"
Motion picture services will be held
each week night at 8 o'clock, except
Saturday night Pictorial News Events
and educational films will be shown,
and the photoplay. Moon of Israel"
The national president of the Ma
tional Congress OF Parents and Teach
ers. Mrs. A. II. Reeve of Philadelphia.
will deliver an address, on Parental
Education" Monday night Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock a motion pic
ture service will be given for children.
This will include pictorial news events.
educational and comic reels and the
feature picture OF the week. Moon of
Israel" While this Is for children.
adults are also invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
LUTHERANS PLANNING
TO GIVE EASTER DRAMA
''The Rock" Will Be Presented
April 10-11 at Masonic
Auditorium.

Representatives from all the local
Lutheran churches. including many
pastors, are arranging for the presen-
Rock" which Is to be given April 10
and IL at the Masonic Auditorium by
the young people of the Luther League,
assisted by members of other church
dramatic groups in the city. The cast
Of the play and the production staff
comprise so young men and women in
church activities here who will present
the drama for the benefit of the inner
missions of the city, conducted by Miss
Frances Dysinger, mission secretary for
the Lutherans in Washington.
Paul Brindle. chairman of the gen.
eral committee. is being assisted by
presidents of the various church So
cieties. including Robert S. Hines
Church Of the Atonement: Alois Graf.
Christ Church: Irma c. Beall, Columbia
Heights Church; Harry w. Strieter.
Concordia: Pauline Ham, GEORGETOWN:
Earl S. Haisiip, Grace: Virginia Wise,
Incarnation: Ruth Wertman, Keller
Memorial; Rebecca Long, Luther Place;
G. Bertram GelSton. Reformation; Ger
trude Glading. East Riverdale: A. Bar
bara Wiegand st. Johns; Selma A.
Trede, st. Marks: John Kroll. St
Matthews: George Monk. st. Paul's:
Mrs. II. K Sniid, st. Paul's; Mrs. S. H.
Kornmann, ST. Stephens: Wilbert
Behn, Trinity; Herman J. Yaggie, Zion
and others.
Robert Volland is chairman OF tick
cts for the play.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
DR.. NUDGE TO SPEAK
AT COVENANT CHURCH
Stated Clerk Of General Assembly
Will Preach Here To-
morrow.

DR.. Lewis S. Nudge. stated clerk
Of the General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church in the United States.
viii preach at the Church of the Cove
nant tomorrow at ii am.
The Sunday School will be In session
at Gas O'Clock. All children will be
cared for during the morning hour of
worship. The Christian Endeavor So
ciety will meet at 6:i5 for tea and fell
lowship and at Gas o'clock for the de-
votional service; leader. Mrs. William
A. Eisenberger. Rev. Mr. Eisenberger
VIII preach at pm. on Assurance for
Troubled Hearts"
The closing session of the society of
the Covenants Lenten mission study
class viii meet Tuesday. 2:30 o'clock. in
the home of Mrs. Robert Lansing The
annual meeting OF the Woman's Pres
byterial Society viii be held in the
chapel, Wednesday. at 1890 am.
Study classes. Thursday. 7 pm, fol-
lowed BY devotional service at 8 pm.
The Washington McAll auxiliary viii
meet in the chapel Thursday morning
at ii o'clock
Evening star., 1928-03-24
FORDNEY IS SEEN
FERRIS SUCCESSOR
Gov. Green May Appoint
Former Representative
to Senate Seat.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LANSING, Mich, March 24.-Al-
though there was no definite announce
ment from Gov. Fred W. Green, the
belief grew In State circles today that
he may solve the political puzzle thrown
into his lap by the death of Senator
Woodbridge N. Ferris, Democrat, by
rendering the appointment to the
United States Senate TO Joseph w.
mer Representative.
Virtually without exception, State Of
ficials classed Fordney as the leading
possibility. This belief was based upon
the assumption his appointment would
provide the most acceptable avenue II
the governor wishes to avoid interfering
with coming senatorial campaign in
which two or three of his close political
friends may be contesting.
II appointed, Fordney. who Is IS years
old, probably would hold Office only un-
til next December L. He would not seek
nomination or election. Thus the field
would be left open for Arthur II. Van
denberg. Grand Rapids publisher; Al
bert z. Sleeper. former governor, and
whoever else might enter, TO fight it out
for the Republican nomination next
September. The governor has stated he
wishes to keep his hands" OF the sem
atorial contest in so far as supporting
one OF his friends against another Is
concerned.
The governor is not expected TO an
nounce the appointment of successor
to Senator Ferris for several days.
Whoever Is chosen viii serve only un-
til next December l. as the result of the
appointment. A Senator for the re-
niainder of Senator Ferris term. which
expires in March, 1929. and a successor.
to take Office upon the expiration of the
Ferris term. will be chosen in the next
November election.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
DR.. LAMBETH ANNOUNCES
TOPICS FOR TOMORROW
Rev. J. w. Rustin will Preach to
Junior Mount Vernon Place
Congregation.

DR.. William A. Lambeth will preach
at Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis-
copal Church South tomorrow morn
ing on THE Practical Mystic" His
evening subject at o'clock will be
Where Are the Nine?"
Rev J. w. Rustin will preach at IL
am to the junior congregation in the
Sunday School auditorium on Which
Path win You Choose?"
The following officers were recently
elected by the Young Peoples Epworth
League: President. Buford Hudson
vice president. Irene Lipscomb; record
ing secretary. Emily Mitchell; corre-
spending secretary, Vivian Stokes;
treasurer. Lewis Durham: Epworth era
agent. Wilson Hooff.
The Woman's Missionary Society is
studying the book entitled "A Straight
Way Toward Tomorrow" and Tuesday
evening will meet at 8 o'clock In room
10 of the church to discuss chapter S.
Mrs. C. NJ Stoy and Mrs. A, f. Harlan
and Mrs. Thomas A. Grower Of the
Missionary society have been attending
the recent sessions OF the Woman's S
Missionary Council at Nashville, Tenn.
The council has accepted an invitation
10 meet in 1929 in the Mount Vernon
Church.