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Evening star., 1928-03-10
SANDING BELIEVED
HIDDEN IN HILLS
Bandits Posing as National
Guard Raid Plantation,
Owner Reports.

BE ihb ASN"HdtFH iifsr
MANAGUA. Nicaragua, March 10
Gen. Augustine Sandino, leader OF the
revolt which American Marines are at
tempting to end. today was believed To
he hiding in the mountains Of northern
Nicaragua.
His followers are apparently inactive,
for observation planes daily flying over
the area in which they lurk scanned 1t
IN vain for evidences of rebel activity.
Belief that q buzZard caused the
crash OF Marine plane. Thursday,
killing two Marines. became n certainty
when the dead bird was found near the
scene OF the disaster. The plane In
collision with the bu2Hard broke strut,
the right wing collapsed and Capt.
William c. ByrN and Sergt. Rudolph A.
Erankforter were killed.
MaSquerading rs members of the
Nicaraguan National Guard, bandits
raided q sugar plantation near Chichi-
2alpa. Twenty of them rade up 10 the
home Of Jnoccnto Lagayo, proprietor OF
the plantation. The leader said he had
authority to search the premises for
hidden weapons.
The bandits were allowed 10 enter,
DiSarming l.asayo and his foreman they
took $4,000 in cash and stripped the
rwery from The women OF The house,
hold Iagayo was informed by The
leader that he could reclaim his prop
erty at National Guard headquarters IN
Chichigalpa. A detachment Of the guard
was sent TO patrol the region after the
looting was reported.
II was believed that the raiders came
from Nueva Segovia. since the fighting
between the Marines and Sandino
forces has left little opportunity for
looting there.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
Births Reported.

The following births have hrrn reported
Ia the Health Department IN the past ~
hours,
lester e and Julia r. Ful'mcr. girl
John r. and Stalrs Mobile. girl.
solomon and Naomi Kaiiin. girl.
jed J. and Keatrife johnson. girl
Morris nsd Rose Stein girl
Louis and MartG harris. girl.
Citation n and May r. Hasnes. g,rl.
w,lto" r. and Lola csrr'ss. . g,ri,
Aduiuhua aud Edith station. girl.
Ftank / sud Ora Tabrr. girl.
Franz A. ani hr"thy L.. iiergmann, s'fl
Auhrrv NJ and Beatrice thrlstianson girl
john o. ana Viola L.. Beek. eirl.
James II and Matte csrwag. g,rl.
Elmer Il and Edith Small@"nd hoy
lhTm"S ,G and .an,n Anna / a"s"r ,"%s ,S hoy
Ru.spii W aud Mabci FoIiin hoy
HALEY 4, and Lucille g. Armfn,rout. h"S
Charles Z aud Neva A Gray : hoy: 49,.
iowani II. and Nina Thomn-on Roy
Everett J. and Cora 4. Robinson. hoy,
Fan Trsnk II an ana Mary = crosby. boy.
George X. and Helm X. Bndmer boy.
riarrn"c md cs.hrr'n. r i"nscn. boy
charles v and Leila Whit hoy,
lohn W and Margaret wii@nn. girl.
Daniel + aud virginia Croft boy.
Harry y and Rosie Sher. hoy.
Ray q. and mary n. Hollister. hoy
Harry and Elcorn J, Dwyer. boy
i.oMard = sna Pearl tudm"re, boy.
William and En-. NJ Teunis hoy,
.i"s"ph + and Nellie Adams. girl.
John and Pearl Inhman, girl
James n. and Id,riI- Royles. boy
charle. &. and Hattie r. Bet hoy.
John r and Christina Scott Tri
Herman and Elizabeth Tsvios. hoy.
Leroy and Lizzie Gibson. hoy.
RAYMOND and Eva Harrison. girl
John W and viola Henderson. girl
Evening star., 1928-03-10
Deaths Reported.

The falloeiug deaths have been reported
10 the Health Department IN the past "a
hours:
James GorJion. so. United States Naval
Hospital
Frank sheridan. ~. United states soldiers'
Home Ho~uitat
Phiin NJ Buckey -. ]. .a3 Park I'd
Satiie J Hawkins. "a. l3:+ Monroe st.
Marx f!iun. 6:!. Emergency Hospital.
Michaei C. M,Auife IL. I:iGs ii 1T sc.
Julius Craze. ~ Houston Hotel
Paula NJ JOY 3ti iioH Lawrence st. ne.
Marie Tydipss :iI. Providence Hnspiial
Peter MarclunettI. -. 1908 ":d st.
Werner L.. Hoffman IT,. ] month. 2b5A
Wisconsin ave
Phoels. BraSscl 90 "A Jack At nc.
John Proctor. IS frrndn,rns Hospital.
George A S.-att 6s .5n 18th at. ne.
Eliza Hurley 56 Si3 nth NJ. ne.
Matilda t'is~rit As. I5oi Meade st ne
Sidney Davis. ~ Government Printing
shrN
John West ~ 1901 = st
Fla Robinson. IS. \ Lpg an court,
Iuna May Geilman ~ Ii3a 3d St
rIen May Craig. q months, - ]. st.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

row will start from Chssterbrook, Va.
at Blue Bird Camp. Mr.. Mason will
lead.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet at Mount Rainier. 2:45 pm. to-
morrow, for crosS-country hike.
George Vail, leader.
The Viscayan Circle will meet tonnor-
row. pm, in the boardroon Of the
Y. M. G. A., 1885 q street.
The n. M. b. A. will give a card party
March 13, 1870 pm, at the home Of
Mrs. Pierce, 1880 Belmont street, Apart
ment 3.
The Washington Typothetae and the
Washington Advertising Club will hold
a joint meeting Monday, 1918 pn1.. az
the Harrington Hotel to hear H. L.
Peckham OF the Hammermill Co. speak
Of THE Technical Control of Color and
the Use Of the Colorimeter."
Charles Edward Russell will lecture
before the Washington Open Forum 10
morrow, pm, at the Playhouse. Sub
ject, "A Chance for China"
The District Chapter, international
Federation of Catholic Alumnae. viii
have a Months Mind" service for Sis
ter Madeleine at the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception Tuesday. s;l5 am.
The Congress Heights Citizens AsSo-
citation will meet Monday. pm. in
portable building OF the Congress
Heights Baptist Church. Nomination
Of candidate for Citizens Advisory
Council.
Brookland Citizens Associat ton will
meet Monday, 8 pm. in Maxonic Tenn
pie, Twelfth and Monroe streets. A.
l.. Harris, municipal architect, will give
an illustrated lecture on the proposed
municipal group OF buildings.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
EXECUTIVE POWERS
PROBE REQUESTED
Norris Asks Investigation OF
/ Right to Supervise For
eign Elections.

A resolution asking for all inquiry by
the foreign relations committee into
the Presidents authority to supervise
elections in foreign lands was presented
In the Senate yesterday by Senator
Norris Republican of Nebraska. The
resolution also seeks 10 have lcgiSia-
ton drafted on the subject.
The resolution was referred 70 the
foreign relations committee, which VIII
take il up as soon as several oth"r
pending questions are disposed Of. Chair
man Borah said. Varying opinions as
To the Presidents authority were given
by committeeman and a long fight over
the resolution is in prospect.
Raises Question Of Powers.
Senator Borah declared the resolution
raised the whole question OF the eX-
tent OF the powers Of the President in
relation 10 the protection ii life and
property in foreign lands"
This subject has been debated and
differed upon for 100 years" the Idahoan
said. 1t is an important matter, for
we have been holding elections in some
OF these countries off and on for 20
wears. The Taft administration held
elections. the Wilson administration
held elections and the Harding admin
istration held elections. So think II Is
q matter We ought 10 ConSioer very
carefully
Under the Norris resolution the for
eien relations committee would be di-
rected 10 deal with six SPECIFIC queS-
fionS:
What authority the President had 10
accent an invitation from the Nicara-
g,Isn government 10 supervise an eiec-
ton in Nicaragua.
II the President has authority 10 act
In Nicaragua. has he not authority TO
supervise elections in any foreign conn
try9
Would Involve Legislation.
II the President does not possess au-
thnrity 10 use the Army and Navy 10
20 supervise elections. then the commit
tee is directed TO report 10 The Senate
the necessary legislation to prevent such
Illegal use OF the Nations armed forces.
Will the use OF the armed forces IN
E!peryising elections in foreign countries
have a tendency to bring on var be-
tween the United States and foreign
rstions where sucn supervisory author
i,y is attempted?
Does the President possess tie author
ity to use the armed forces Cf the Ma
ton TO supervise elections in different
States OF the Union!
Would such use OF the Army and Navy
Be advisable in cases where the Senate
has oficial information of corruption
taking place in State elections where
members OF the Senate and House OF
Representatives are elected?
Evening star., 1928-03-10
BULGARIAN LOAN FAVORED
League Council Approves Request
for S22, 100000.

GENEVA. March 10 Upl.-The Coun-
Gil of the League of Nations today APP
proved a plan for a Bulgarian stabili-
xation loan of I4.500.000 troughly $22,-
500.000,. Part Of the loan is to be used
for strengthening the position OF the
national bank and the agricultural and
cooperative banks, which are public in
stitutions Another part will be used TO
meet arrears in the budget and the re-
mainder spent on communications.
The League will appoint technical
adviser to the national bank, which viii
be transformed into a central bank.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
YOUTH HELD AFTER TWO
ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE
Student Policeman Uses Razor
Blade in Futile Quests
of Death.

Making two attempts on his life With
III half hour. Sherman +. Johnson
2a-vear.old student of 1910 Twentieth
street, is in Gallinger Hospital undergo
inc mental observation,
About ; O'Clock this morning he at
tempted 10 commit suicide by slashing
both wrists with safety razor blade,
lie was treated al Emergency Hospital
and sent home but short while later
tried to end his life cutting ms throat
With a razor blade. He was again
treated at Emergency, then taken to
Gailinger.
johnson is reported to be employed
as policeman at the Capitol, while 60
ing TO college al George Washington
University.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
quainted dance tonight at the Rhayer
Studios, 1926 Connecticut avenue.

quainted dance tonight at the Rhayer
Studios, 1926 Connecticut avenue.
DIR. Harry D. Appleby, psychologist.
will lecture on "Christianity, a Biolog-
ical Science" 8:l5 o'clock, at 1706 l.
street. headquarters OF League for
Larger Life.
FUTURE
Stanton Park Citizens Association
Will meet Monday, 3 pm. in Peabody
School Discussions: Street car mer-
ger and Maryland and virginia chill
dren entering District schools.
piney Branch Citizens Association
will meet Monday. 8 pm. in Hamline
M. +. Church. representative Of the
Health Department will discuss drug
less healing; its practice and regula-
tion.
Takoma Park Citizens Association
Will meet Monday. 7:30 pm. In Takoma
Park branch OF the Public Library. Dis
cIissions: Reciprocity Of school relations
between Maryland and the District:
election OF the School Board of the Dis
trict. and proposed transit merger.
Northeast Washington Citizens As
sociation will meet Monday. 8 pm. at
Ludlow School, Roscoe Jenkins of the
public utilities committee. will report
the findings OF the committee on the
proposed merger OF street car and bus
lines
The Lanier Heights Citizens Associa-
tion will meet Monday. 8 pm. at the
Henry d. Cooke School. John w. Gull
ledge will speak OF THE Importance
OF Citizens Association to the Indi-
vidual Citizen and TO the Community"
Crandal Mackey will consider various
important phases OF local civic work
and current questions. and Edwin s.
Hege will discuss the proposed trans
portation merger.
The Wanderlustcrs hike for tomor-
Evening star., 1928-03-10
UPHOLD RUBBER RULING.
Planters in Malaga Oppose Removal
OF Export Restriction.

SINGAPORE, Straits Settlement.
March 10 Op.-The Rubber Planters
Association OF Malava has passed a
resolution strongly opposing the re-
nloval OF the restriction on rubber ex-
ports established by the Stevenson plan.
The Kuala Lumpur Chamber Of Com
nnerce passed a resolution saying the
solution OF the rubber problem has the
complete and effective cooperation Of
the Dutch East Indies and any control
not embracing all exports from the
Eastern producing countries viii be Of
little practical value TO the Malay
states II such a course is irnpracti-
cable. the resolution declared. the pres
ent restriction should be continued in
q modified form.
The Johore Planters Association sig
nified that it supported the resolution
Of the Malaya Planters Association.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 The
following
Richard J Powers and Ruth NJ. Jarvis
George r. Gross and Barntce Z. Washing
ton
William Ross aud ThereSe Hansen both OF
Baltimore
gladstone e, Harman of Mount Rainier
and Iiiiian Y. Knott at bel Raw
David Johnson and Annie L.. Green. both
of Quanii,o.
Edward 3 Rnudl~ and Agnes $ rarrow.
Harvey M"NaIr and Sallie II Rissett both
Dt Wilson y e.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
BURNED FLEEING FIRE.
Grocer injured in Escape From
Blazing Structure.

Awakened by the cry of FIRE" Max
Kottler. 35 years old, who has his
living quarters over his grocery store
at 20I Tenth street. was severely
burned today as he made his escape
from the building while 1t was in
flames.
Rushing downstairs. Kottlers chest
and neck were scared as he ran through
the burning room TO the front door,
just as fire apparatus answering an
alarm arrived on the scene. He was
taken To Casualty Hospital in the bat
TALON chiefs automobile The flames
were extinguished quickly and damage
was estimated at about Si00
Evening star., 1928-03-10
MRS. A. M. NOONAN DIES.


Mrs. Agnes M. Noonan. 81 years old.
wife of John r. Noonan, died at her
residence, 104 Fifteenth street SOUTH
east. yesterday, after a short illness.
She was a native of Manchester. N. H.,
and had been resident OF this city for
the past 10 years.
She Is survived by her husband, four
young children, four brothers. Alfred S.
Sullivan. Charles p. Sullivan, Michael
A. Sullivan and Henry D. Sullivan. and
three sisters, Miss Mary Jane Sullivan.
Mrs. Rose A. Walsh and Mrs. Margaret
A. Broderick.
Funeral services will be conducted In
the Holy Comforter Catholic Church
Monday morning at o'clock. Inter-
ment will be In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

A five-hundred and bridge party will
be given by the Washington Highlands
Citizens Association. O'Clock, at
Oyster Auditorium. Twenty-sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

The j. f. r. Club will have a five
hundred card party tonight at North
east Temple, Eighth and F streets
northeast.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

Alpha Kappa Sigma Legal Fraternity
will give testimonial banquet, 8
O'Clock. in honor of judah Barnet Fell
shin at Hotel Dupont.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY.

The Biological Society Of Washington
will meet, 8 o'clock. In assembly hall OF
the Cosmos Club. Speakers: Stanley p
Young, Predatory Animals and Meth
DDS for Their Control; Ernest p.
Walker, ALASKA Bird Colonies" Visitors
welcome.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

Many a smoker has
thought he had Gig
arctic satisfaction
roped and tied-un-
6l he tried Yorktown.
This cigarette may
m axe you wonder
whether, after all,
you have been put
ting your money on
the right smoke.
YORKTOWN is diff
ferent.
Different flavor,
different aroma, diff
fcrcnt mellowness,
different pep.
And how the up
and-comerg like
something new!
Twenty for l5c.
Asyxs. Esex snoaA. pi11sss
Evening star., 1928-03-10

The Ergatocrats' Club will meet. 8
O'Clock. at 8l7 Thirteenth street. Ed
ward j. Ervinc will speak
Evening star., 1928-03-10

The Washington Story Telle1s League
will meet. 8 O'Clock, 1889 Connecticut
avenue. Stories will be told by Mrs. E.
NJ. Kharasch, Mrs. G. Goodman, Mrs.
McMullen and K. c. Buker.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

The Cedar Club of Capital Forest,
No. l04, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, will
give dance. $50 o'clock, at the Burl-
ington Hotel Proceeds to fund for
buying new uniforms for the drill team.
The freshman class OF National UNI
Yersity will give an informal get-ac-
Evening star., 1928-03-10

DIR. Harry D. Appleby, psychologist.
will lecture on "Christianity, Biolog-
ical Science" 8:15 o'clock, at 1706 l.
street. headquarters OF League for
Larger Life.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

The Mount Pleasant Citizens Asso-
citation will meet, 8 O'Clock. in Mount
Pleasant branch of the Public Library.
Ralph B. Fleharty will discuss the
proposed merger of transportation lines
of the District of Columbia.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-03
City Items


Samuel Rosen reported to the po-
lice that . lock had been pulled of
Z storehouse in the rear OF his prop
erty at 605-60e East Main street.
All Republican women and friends
are invited to march In Hoover
Parade" Saturday night. Report at
In accordance with decision rem
dered by the city court, the Mitchell
street property Of Josephine Rustico
was sold yesterday to Attic and
Camille Marzi for $500 by Attor-
ney Irving I. Rachlin to satisfy .
debt TO the Tomas & Nettleton COM
pany which brought the foreclos sure
action.
headquarters at o'clock.-advt. !
College Club scholarship bridge at
the Burritt Sat. Nov. 10th. at 2:30
p. m. Single admission t1.25. table IS.
--advt.
Dwight Holder OF 1873 Shuttle
Meadow avenue reported to the po-
lice the theft Of his bicycle from his
yard.
Drs. B. L. and H. Protass, den-
fists. have moved to Leonard Build
ing. 500 Main street.-advt.
Edward Allison Of IS Highland
Terrace reported to Lieutenant
Bamforth at $50 last evening the
theft Of his automobile on Wash.
ington street near the railroad
crossing. Later it was returned.
Principal Weeks Of the Roosevelt
school complained to tho police yes
terday that boys had damaged the
building. Detective Sergeant Ellinger
IL investigating.
There will be Z months mind
New Britain herald., 1928-11-03
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1925

m... NANNY mornInr 81 = o'cIoct
~ = N.rvs. churrh -, the late
nt.. ninnis o.Rrien'
Axel leonard Carlson Of -
Everett street and Edith Lenea
Ohlson Of the sams address have
filed marriage Intentions 1t the Of
nee of the town clerk,
rh. Me- vo-r wor,A and III.
po.t.l Te,.~r.nh tod.v announced
th.t .h.v -. .or nl.t.A .rr.r.e-
s.-... -,..t,o, :.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-03
OIL BUYING IS
MARKETS feature
Sinclair Opens With Block Of
1900 Shares

New York, Nov. ; H-Heavy buy
ing Of the oil shares featured the
opening Of today's stock market.
Sinclair opened with . block Of H.
900 shares at ~ IL. up IL. and Pan
American B quickly ran up ~
points Initial gains of point or so
were recorded by Anaconda, Chrys-
Ter and ct. Louis Southwestern.
Union Carbide opened 4 point lower.
For the first time In several
months. the stock exchange loan fig-
ures revealed about the same gain
In October az the weekly Federal
Reserve figures. and therefore caus-
ed little surprise In Wall street.
While the loan figures are . source
Of uneasiness In somo quarters, for
the moment traders generally are
paying more attention TO the relaxa-
ton in money rates.
Trading In today's market was of
. rather selective character with the
all. motor. merchandising and
amusement shares attracting the
largest following. Warner Bros.
issues each ran up points In the
first half hour. Woolworth climbed
I to 4 new high record for tho year
at 207h and Pan American B ex-
tended its gain to more than 2
points.
Barnet Leather. which was weak
yesterday. quickly rallied ! points
aid International Nickel. General
Motors. Du Pont. Grant Stores and
Western Union sold Z point or more
higher. Further heaviness develop
ed In American International.
Active bidding for the Gulf. Mo-
bile and Northern issues. which rap.
idly advanced IL points, and
renewed demand TOR Canadian Paci-
fic featured the rail group.
Foreign exchanges opened steady
with sterling cables unchanged II
$3.50 27-3:.
THE MARKET AT 1880 A. NJ.
FURNISHED by Putnam & Coz
High Low Close
New Britain herald., 1928-11-03
BINGHAM hopeful
ABOUT AVIATION
Expects to See Airport IN All
Principal Cities

New York. Nov. : LF-A predic.
ton that every first class city in the
country would have an airport with
In three years to secure the dement's
which will come from the growth
Of commercial aviation was made by
United States Senator Hiram Bing-
ham last night, when he spoke as
one Of the guests Of the metropoli-
tan section OF the American Elec-
trio Railway association at the En-
cheering Societies building. He was
present at president OF the National
Aeronautic association.
Senator Bingham said in part:
'S,nce the great record breaking
flights of Lindbersh. Byrd. Cham
berlin, Maitland and Hesenberser.
the conservative American engineer
and even the more hard-headed
American business men have ut
last became convinced that air
transportation a. = most important
aid to commerce IL not only here to
say, but il knocking at our very
doors and demanding adequate air.
ports.
"If our eastern cities, notably New
York. had been a. air-minded a.
Cleveland, or even ~ their neishbor
Hartford, commercial aviation in
America would DO way ahead OF
where It 10 today. However. 1t il .
perfectly safe prophecy that within
three years every first class city In
the United States will have Z good
airport or will admit that 1t 10 not
interested in interstate commerce.
There IL no question that the great
est handicap facing air transporta.
ton today Is the scarcity of good
sairports.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-03

and due to . hitch in arrangements
the governor did not ct under way
until 1915 p. N. or Is minutes late.
He spoke for an hour and Is min
utes. making the Longest address Of
his campaign.
IAnds Rob,asoa
At the outset, Smith paid his
first tribute to his running mate.
Senator Robinson. Of Arkansas.
since his notification speech.
IAN during this campaign" the
governor said. II have not had an
opportunity to say something that
I want to say now that I am home.
and that IL to extend congratula-
tons great good wishes and heart
felt gratitude to my running mate
on the ticket. Joe Robinson. Of Ar
kansas. He IL Z man OF extraordi-
nary ability. great capacity. and =
man Of wonderful experience. He
has used every bit Of 1t in tho last
six weeks working night and day In
the interest Of the success Of the
democratic ticket"
Az for himself, Governor Smith
assured his audience that no had
"just had 4 wonderful time for six
weeks."
Il have been on the greatest va
cation I ever had In my life." he
said. Il have been all over the coun-
try. 1t ID the hardest work ! ever
did, but behind it IL the greatest
satisfaction that could possibly come
to = man. and that 10 the warmth
Of tho greeting and tho atfectiopate
reward that has been displayed for
mo in practically every part Of this
United States that ! visited.
And l got home to receive the
same welcome at the Battery. Wall
street. Broadway. Fifth avenue. all
the way up to Central Park. and
tonight across the bridge out
through tho extension and over to
here"
New Britain herald., 1928-11-03
Robbers Strange
Mrs. Zach Wheat

Kansas City. Nov. N - Two
robbers last night entered the home
of Zach Wheat, outfelder for the
Minneapolis club Of the American
association. and after stranglins
Mrs. Wheat into inconsistencies,
ransacked the house.
A diamond pin valued at 800
and two gold medals awarded
Wheat for services on the pennant
winning Brooklyn teams Of 1915 and
1920 were reported missing.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-03
McAdoo to Support
Democratic Party

Augusta, Ga, Nov. 3 R,-A mes
sage from William G. McAdoo, say
ing he would preserve his party al
legiance this year was made public
here today by Thomas ]. Hamilton,
editor of the Augusta Chronicle.
Hamilton telegraphed McAdoo a.
to how he would stand in the cleo
ton next Tuesday. Tho McAdoo
reply follows:
Replying to your telegram. I am
absolutely opposed to Governor
Smiths position on prohibition and
the eighteenth amendment but ]
shall preserve my party allegiance.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-03
Can't Agree on Change
In Dawes Plan Revision

Paris, Nov. R-Divergencies
between French and German view
points on the composition OF the
committee Of experts to revise the
Dawes plan. are understood to have
arisen in conversations regarding the
reparations problem.
Discussion of the problem are now
under way in Paris. with s. Parker
Gilbert. agent general for repara-
tions; DR.. Hoesch, German ambassa-
dor; Premier Poincare. and Aristide
BRAND. French foreign minister par
ticipating.
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New Britain herald., 1928-11-03
Large Crowd at
Jose T0ral's Trial

Court Room. San Angel. Mexico,
Nov. 3 R-The second day Of the
trial Of Jose De Leon Toral, ASA ssin
Of President-elect Obregon. and Of
Mother Conception, his alleged ac-
complice<>again brought a large
crowd to the San Angel court room
where the proceedings are being
broadcast by radio.
Although aware that it would be
impossible to secure entrance to the
tiny court room. curious crowds be-
gan assembling soon after daylight.