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Evening star., 1928-12-24
DEAD OFFICERS SHOW UP.
Bolivians Had Demanded Vengeance
for Their Death.

ASUNCION. Paraguay, December "a
CP.-Nineteen Bolivian soldiers cap
tured at Fort Vanguardia have arrived
at Villa Hayes They include Lieut..
Lozada and Capt Manchego, for whose
alleged deaths Bolivians had demanded
vengence. The minister of the interior
gave an advice from the village
of Pedro Juan Cadallero, Brazil, saying
that 80 Bolivian deserters had sur
rendered to the Brazilian authorities at
Corumba.
Evening star., 1928-12-24
CHICAGO GANGS KILL
527 DURING YEAR
slayings Total Nearly Half oi
Deaths Caused by Automo-
biles in County.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 24-The gang
sters, the racketeer and highwayman
gouged 527 notches on their pistol butts
this year.
Last year they carved 476 notches.
The SGT slayings for the fiscal year
ended December 1, statistics complied
by Coroner Herman N Bundesen show.
are nearly half the number of deaths
caused by automobiles in Cook County.
OF the $685. violent deaths 1,070 are
attributed to autos.
Evening star., 1928-12-24


Brazilian military band of 100 pieces,
uniformed in white, crimson and gold,
and with plumed brass helmets, drew
up before the embassy and played THE
Star Spangled Banner" The band from
the Utah, stationed inside the embassy
grounds, played the Brazilian national
anthem. AS President Luis came to the
entrance of the embassy he was es-
corted by dragons ana lancers,' and
their swords and helmets flashed in the
tropical Midsummer sun and their PEN
nants whipped in the breeze.
Later President Luis went to the Utah
to say a final word of farewell before
the ship sailed north for Key West, Fla.
Evening star., 1928-12-24
RAND CONCERT.

BY the United States Marine Band
at the Marine Barracks, today at
o'clock.
March of the Toys. ........ Herbert
Overture, "Carneval". ........ .Dvorak
Characteristic. Parade of Leaden
Soldiers" ................... .Pterne
Cornet solo, "Cantique de NOEL. Adam
Second Hungarian Rhapsody. List
"SurSum Corda" ............... Elgar
"Marche Militaire" .......... Schubert
Marines hymn, "The Halls of
MonteZunla."
"The' Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1928-12-24
GENERALS ARE PROMOTED.
Rewarded for Their Services In De-
fenSe of Bolivia,

LA PAZ, Bolivia, December "a CP.-
President Siles has promoted Gen. Jose
Quirioz chief Of the general staff to
the rank of division general and Gen.
Carlos Gumucio to that of general of a
brigade as reward for their services
in defense of the nation.
The various patriotic funds continued
to grow and additional volunteers have
been enrolled. The local rotary club
sent $500 to the Rotary Club of Buenos
Aires tosbe given to the Bolivian soldiers
captured by the Paraguayan forces at
Fort Vanguardia.
nrAn 0rETrrpS Suoxu rrp
Evening star., 1928-12-24
SLEEPING BOY, 9,
RESCUED FROM FIRE;
IA FAMILIES ROUTED

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Evening star., 1928-12-24
HOOVER APPROVED
COOLIDGE POLICIES,
INTERPRETER SAYS

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1928-12-24

1.-THE first applicants, continued my
informant, "came with their duennas,
who sat knitting as the girls took their
lessons. But when the girls got the
jobs chaperonage had to stop. That
was the beginning. The arrival in guam
titles of self-starting automobiles fin
ished it off. When arrived, they would
have arrested the people for mixed
bathing. Well, you have seen the
beaches today.
I'VE even seem on the verge Of woman
suffrage" he added. I'm fact the
State of Rio Grande do Norte has
emancipated its women. When its
Senator elected this year arrived in Rio
his opponents contested his election as
unconstitutional. The Supreme Court
is looking into the matter. 1t all de-
pends on the Interpretation of the word
citizen in the constitution. If the court
decides 1t has feminine gender as we'll
as masculine that point of grammar
will win suffrage automatically. If it
does not, Rio Grande do Norte expects
to go on fighting" -
Further yisws Of the city and its
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-16
CHINA RECOGNITION
 URGED BY SENATOR

WASHINGTON, July 16. (P)-Com- plete recognition of the new National ist Government in China is urged by Senator King of Utah. He urged that such step would do much to stabilize conditions in China and nullify at- tempts of Russian Communists to stir up Chinese hatred against this nation
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-16
TO0 LATE ID CLASSIFY
FOR RENT: Steam heated apart ment and private bath. Apply at
 the Bank of Seward.
BARNUM WAS RIGHT!

NEW YORK, July 16. (P-The Brooklyn Bridge has been sold twice in one week. Capt. George Parker whose record local authorities said included the sale Of the Brooklyn Bridgee twice in one week, once for S75,OOO, was arrested here.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-16
ASSUMES oMMAND

SAN DIEGO, July 16. (P)-Brig. Gen. Dion Williams, assumed com mand of the marine base here, sue ceeding Major G. A. Johnson, who has
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-16

sExToN-Bob Michaelson, Jack Graves, F. Murphy, Anchorage; Chas. A. Watson, Dave Anderson, Mile q; Tom Tessier,M 12.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-16
MARRIED SATURDAY

Marie Richardson of Seattle and Allen Johnson of Kansas City, Mo, were united in marriage yesterday evening, at the local home of the bride, by U. s. Commissioner Cur tis Morford. Witnesses were Mrs. Pearl Lee and Ray Smith.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-16

OvERLAND-L. Gunstard, oran Jeweth, MT. and Mrs H. Caderall, Mrs saune, James Harris, Anchorage; Mrs Yakshaw, Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-16

sEWARD-s H. Beach, J Barbiers. Joe Wilson, pr. Hauge, F. H. Crow ley, A. c Nicadeth, Walka Boroman, w. B. Lawing.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-16
BIGGEST BROWN DERBY

NEW YORK, July 16. (P)-The Boy Scouts have arranged to present Gov. Al Smith with the largest brown der by in the world, The derby will be five feet long and four feet high. The rim will be flat and wide enough for bicyclists to ride upon.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-16
AT TIE HOTELS

VAN GILDER-L. Wallstadt, $. K, Jorgenson, E. T. Lottsfeldt, Juneau; Maude France, MT. and Mrs 2. B Gilbert, R. B Green, E. E. Champ bell, Bus Evans, H. s. Fisher, New York; pr. C. P. Bishop, H. Johnson. Eklutna; s. Bushanan, Matanuska; J. A. Cunningham.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-16

MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AT- TENDED. schaIIerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-16

been Acting Commandant of the base since the transfer recently of Col. Charles Lyman.
 GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS AT SchalIerer's Alaska Shop.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
FIRE DAMAGES MILLER
 HOUSE ON ". MAIN ST.
Property Loss, Including That to Building, Probably Will Amout
 to S6.0OO.

Fire, the origin of which is d mystery did damage to the extent of S6,000 in the old Darius Miller homstead at 165 West Main street early last evening. Damage to the house is estimated at about s3,0oO while the damage to furniture is said 10 be of equal amount.
 The homestead of the deceased merchant, who is recalled for his philanthropies, especially his gifts 10 the New Britain General hospital. is occupied by Dr. Ferdinand Brischke and it is believed possible that chemicals. used in repainting the refinishing the interior. may have started the fire.
 Gustaf Fengler, who resides in the house, dashed in while the fire men were at work and rescued a collie dog which was covering un- der a table.
 During the fire it was necessary to dctour incoming aud outgoing traffic through side streets as hose lines were laid across West Main street.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13

civilians took advantage of the turn over to loot a numb of shops. For time the residents were panic stricken and fled to the foreign con- sessions. Conditions became easier today.
 Disorder was confined to the Chinese city as few shots were fired by northern soldiers in refusing to surrender. The foreign area was quiet. On the whole the nationalist entry occurred without any serious incidents.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
Seven Insurgents
 RepOrted as Killed

Mexico City, June 13 (P) - Dis patches from Guadalajara today said seven insurgents, one army ol1l- Ger and one soldier were killed in q battle at Athpihuamo on the Jalisco- Nichoacan border. One man was captured when the camp of the ln- suruents was razed by federal troops under General Rodrigo Quevedo.
 Another insurgent was killed in a clash at Tepatitlan and his comrades dispersed.
 Fl Universal Gratico said that Isaac Jorge, a priest, was brought Mexico City OH charges of being in'- plicatcl in the nsurgent movement.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
LOSSES to UP TO
 MANY BILLIONS
General Motors Drops in Value
 Over S5M,000,000

New York, June 13 P1Losses of paper profits in stocks in yesterdays sensational market were reckoned in billions of dollars today. The ue- cline in the market value of General Motors from the high point of the year alone was s550.o00.000.
 For the first time it. the history of the exchange q 5.o00,0o0 share session was recorded, the actual count of shares traded in being placed at 5.19S.6oo.
 Many Reasons
 Many reasons-politilal and finan- cial-were furnished in the street for the collapse of the great bull market.
 Some observers laid it to the ap- parent failure of the draft Cool idge" movement at Kansas City. In other quarters, however. the decline was regarded as a natural correc- tion of the speculative eXcesses of the past few months. which have been conducted in the main on bor- rowed capital.
 The general market decline. which began Monday. was touched off by the sensational drop in the Banc- italy took on the curb exchange. Since April 30 the Giannini stocks have declined from 8 high of 23S to yesterdays closing price Of l32, a paper loss of $473.eo0,0 ,0o0.
 Increase Rates
 Other factors influencing the de cline Were the increase in call money rates from 5 F to 6 per cent. The calling of s15. 5.000,o0o in loans by New York banks presumably to meet the heavy demand for funds in connection with income tax pav- ments Friday, and the fears Of a. further increase in federal reserve bank discount rates.
 The paper profits of thousands of small speculators have been wiped out and converted into losses in many cases. Many weakened mar slhai accounts were called in Mon- day night by floor traders but just what the actual losses have been if is impossible to compute.
 Ticker Falls Behind
 The ticker recording the transac- tions was far behin1 the market all day, and the final quotations on the floor just before the closing bell were not recorded until one hour and 54 minutes after the close. This was another record. the old one for tagging ticker being set on the
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
Eastern Stations
1O2O-WODA, PatersOn-29l

1O2O-WODA, Patcr,on-29l 5:3o-Nows ! a:55-Police alarms f--Pope Cardinals; readings | Sod Buster H. E. Wettyen l 1:45-French class i S--Trio: Fl Tobar orchestra S jS-Baseball scores: time 11-Nenice entertainment :3o--Cristcllo GondolicrS
 77O0-WPG. Atlantic CHy-273 6:45-Organ recital G55-Ncws 6 flashes 7-Morton dinner concert 7:50-Sport talk; studio program S:3o-Time; Learning to Ely; talk S:40-Creatore's band 9:30-Traynore orchestra l0:30-Dance orchestra
 .tO-WFJ. l'hiladcIphia-lOo 6:45-Raseball: 6 weather; talk 7-Buick program
 56O-WGY. schcncclady-3s0 6:25-Raseball scores; dinner music 7:25-Basebal scores 7:30-Remington band music S-Same as WEAF' 10: Madrigal Quartet
 S60-WIP. PhiIadelphia-3i9 6 yfioWer orchestra G:55-Live stock market Roll call; time S--Uncle Wip: tim"
 1f5O-WCAU. Philadelphia-2Gi 6-Health talk 6 10---t niverSal ensemble 6:25-Bascball scores 6:30--Green's hotel orchestra 1-PiCCadilly orchestra 1:S0-Snollenburg trio S--Time: Felin's Frolickers S:3n-Same as WOE l1-1imn: Lido orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
STARTERS RECORD

Tecumseh, Ont, June IS tPl-E. F. Woodward. of Houston. Texas. shattered the record for consecutive hits on amateur trapshooting asso- citation registered targets today when he ran a three day string of miss.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
EDISON STARTS BACK

Fort Myers, Fla, June Is Pe- Encouraged by the progress he has made in his experiments to find q rubber plant that can be grown comm crcialiy in the United States. Thomas A. Edison left yesterday for the north after the longest vacation he has spent at his winter estate here in 45 years.
 For the past five months the S1 year old inventor has been working his customary long hours. sorting and testing rubber specimens.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
FLASHES OF LIFE: MRS. LONCWORTH
 IS ENJOYING THE BIG CONVENTION

law schools and clerk of the su- perior court. dies following illness extending two months.
 New Hayen-Counsel for Stephen Andrews who was convicted for reckless and drunken driving att tacks motor vehicle laws in an ap- peal before the supreme court of errors saying that they are vague and ambiguous.
 Waterbury-Louis N. Leopold charged with first degree murder for the death of two children by wilful burning of building, will not be given a change of venue which his counsel asked and trial will begin on September 25.
 Waterbury-Attorney W. W. Gag CT, public defender has case of his client Philip N. Rausch on trial for first degree murder, put over until the September term of court.
 Middlebury-New Haven county league of women voters adopt reso- lution favoring the abolition of war.
 Meriden-Police capture Arthur Numhack. 16, believed to be the youngest person arrested in this city on a charge of violating the pro- hibition law.
 Cambridge, Mass.-Frederick H. Knowlton, Jr., of Birmingham found guilty of murder in first degree of Marguerite I. Stewart, Beverly school teacher,
 Boston-Receipts Of groundflsh from Boston fishing fleet set new annual record for fifth consecutive year.
 Boston-Joint convention of Mas sachusetts house and senate called for Wednesday to elect successor to Arthur k. Reading as attorney-gen- eral.
 Springfield. Mass.-Two gunmen hold up Harry Rather. jewelry store proprietor, and escape with loot valued at 6O,00o.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13

S-Sessions Chimes 1 S:6l-Reid's Neapolitans 1 S:50-Corby recital l 9-Captivators orchestra
 l0-kolster symphony 1 l0:S So-Dreams and Visions l1-Time; news; weather 1l:0o-Byers orchestra ll:30-Witching Hour .6t-WHN-39a l lo:l0-Roseland orchestra l0:4o-Popular duets 1l-Henrietta kamern. organ ll:30-Silver Slipper orchestra l2-t'rivolity orchestra
 .60-WPAp-3sa { 5-Instrumental trio 1 5:4o-Harmony trio l 6-American period ! 6:10-French lesson l 6; 6;30-Marion concert enScmbt 7-7:30-Cotton orchestra 1 S:36-Oakland's Terrace
 9-Christian's orchestra ! 9:3O-park Studio
 SlO-WIWI-3.o i 6-NeW Rochelle hour i G:o5-Annic Laurie, songs 1 G:20--ConCcrt | G:45-Books, w. Gayigau , i'll. MarcouX, songs 7:3o-Talli, C, Martin
 T:41--Nenetian orchestr
 S1O-WMCA-3.0 1 s-Littmann's Entertainers i 5:3 :3o-Blucberrics chat
 5:35-6-Studio program
 90. G. Willard, talk S:30-Red Devil Entertainers
 9-Time: 10 be announced 9:3o - Rayfoto pictures; entertain 1 ment l l0-Waynes and Joan, songs 1 l0:30--Columb bia Park concert ll-Time; McAlpin orchestra lo-Piotti and Hardy. duets
 S6O-NGB>-3l9 5:S0-Bolton Entertainers 1 5:55-World news flashes 1 G-Bolton entertainers
 6:15-Children' playground 9-l.a Sal. Ensemble i lO-Prominent Womens Farley
 Federal Commissioner Amy Wren and Lucille Pugh. lawyer l0:l5--The Violin, L. n. Campbell 10:45-Countv Fair orchestra i 11:15-Dorian Trio 1 ll:40-Mr and Mrs. Woods, songs o2O-NRNI--326
 5-Women and the Theater, Dor i othy Sands 5:l5--Roy Harrington, baritone 5:25-Elaine M oultrie, contratto o:35-Sam Perry. piano l 5:45-Sammy Fain, piano I I-IIlag Day program featuring Ben Altheimcr: Hardman Male Quar- tet; Marie Rassen, soprano; Capt. Chase T. Nelson; General Louis l Stotesbury | S.31-E oosevelt orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
Pain Safely Ended With New Aspirin
 in Laxative Form

No longer need you be afraid to take aspirin to end pain! A marvellous new kind of aspirin, called Asper-Lax ban ishes pains and aches almost like fash-ahd is perfectly safe. Doctors say aspirin should always be taken with a laxative. Here you have them combined in one convenient tablet. Guaranteed relief e - oael All dealers.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
New York Stations
s,O-WNYC-5c6

s7O-WNYC-5c8 S-Time; market high spots 6:lO-Mildred Brewer, songs G:25-Raseball scores 6:3O-Spanish lesson 7:3O-Correct time r:3l-Police alarms: baseball 7:35-Helen Devonia, soprano 7:l5-Ruth Rollins. piano S-China Famine, Dr. s. Parkes Cadman s:15-F. C. Doblin, songs 8:eO-Correct time S:30-Goldman band concert 1O:30-Correct time 1o:sl-Police alarms: weather: tide tables
 s1O-WEAF-lS2 Waldorf Astoria music 6:55-Raseball scores 7-Synagogue services -Mediterraneans band s-American hour o-Same as WTlC 1c:30-Opera. Blanca 1l:3O-Manger orchestra
 OOO-WJZ-lJ5 6-Baseball scores 6:05-Winegar's orchestra 6:40-Summary Of program 1-Olsens orchestra 7:3o-Talk. John B. Kennedy 7:3b-C. Boxhill. tenor 1:45-Political Situation in Wash- ington Tonight, Frederic Wife s-Breen and De Rose, songs; saXo- phone quarte, S:3O-Same as WRZ 10-Time: Tango orchestra :3o-Popular duets ll-Slumber music
 7lO-WDR-422 S.i5-Romancer hour 1-Ba ball scores lo--Shelton ensemble 7:3O-Boys, l.. R. Hartman
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
When Your Skin
 Begins 10 Age

1 SC this new wonderful Cleansing Cream. Keeps the skin firm and plump and takes out all the grime and dirt. So soothing for sun and wind burn. It is so different from any other cream. Will not grow hair. Ask for NELL. I.O-GLO Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream. Mention the full name.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
Through he Static

An old fayoritc will be heard on q new Instrument tonight N hen Dave Grupp. t member of the lrou- ladours, will play When You and I Were Nouug Maggie OH the Vii Lraphou". This instrument owes lts peculiarly pure and distinct ional qualities To electricity. II is com posed of stcpl bars with senators under zach bar and has an clcctri cal attachment which effects the prolougatiou aud mplluNiug of not when tllo bars arg struck with soft mall"ts. The program of the Trou- baiour~ which will he broadcast through WrtD at o'clock includes also "M.hrJua," q waltz "Tomol- TON" in My Litl, Dream Boat, : ''Jus' r Night For M'dita-ion' and Sony For You"
 "lonloulrry Air" an olI Irish
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
TRAIN STONED TWICE
showerei With Rocks at south Street Crossing and Again at Freight Yarl--WindOW Broken.

A railroad train was stoned near last night, and little later the same train was again shoWered with missiles pnar the freight yard on Whiting street and one window broken, according to complaint to the police. Stoning trains in that sec tion if the city is quite common, complaints to the police indicate.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
Tientsin Now in the
 Hands of NatiOnalists

Tentsin. China. June IS PA-- Meeting but little resistance. Shansi troops have taken TicntSin and to- day the public buildings were flying the nationalist flag in place Of the republican standard.
 Northern soldiers and various
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
WEDNESDAY.
Eastern Daylight saving Time
New England States

56O-WTIC, HartfOrt1-535 S:25-Summary of program ant
 news 6:20-Hotel Bond Trio 6:55-Base ball scores .-Sta,ion WCAC will broadcast ol
 this frequency until 7:30 7:S0-Jack Says, Ask Me Another S-NBC Programs 10:So-Correct time; news an,
 weather
 5Ol-WDRC. New Haven-26S 5-Merchants' Musical Period 6:45-News. weather report an
 theater review S:55-Baseball scores .-Time e:ol-To be announced ':So-Program by Pupils Of Ser
 School of Hawaiian Guitar S-Program by Pupils Of Prof. Mar
 casano 9-Time
 113O-WICC. Bridgeport-:66 s-Merchants' Hour 7-Studio program 7:30-Bedtime Stories 7:l5-Baseball scores s-Studio program 9:55-Weather and news
 sO0-WBZ, Springfieid-333 S:l5-Weather report 6:15-Safety Crusaders 6:30-Time: Melody Boys 6:55-Baseball scores 7-Newspaper Nights -:10-George Olsen's orchestra 1:30-Radio Nature League S-Song Recital S:30-Program from NEG Studios 1o:01-WBZ Players 10:S0-Baseball scores 10:35-Newcomb orchestra 1l:30-Time and weather
 s50-WNAC-WBIs. Boston-464 5-Ted and His Gang 6-Juvenile Smilers 6:3o-Dok's Junior sinfonians 7-Ritz Carlton orchestra 1:30-Motorist's Guide s-Mason and Hamlin concert S:30-Eddie and Del Organ duets 9-Program from New York
 SoO-WEET. Hoston-50S 6-Jaques Renard and orchestra 6:35-News 6:43-Chimes 6:44-Juyenile Gems 6:45-Big Brother club 7:3O-Oh Boy Program 7:5O-Boston Horse Race talk S-ProRram from New York 1o:31-News 10:35-Atlantic Radio program l1:O5-Radio forecast and weather ll:10-Organ recital
 eS0-WCAC, St0rrs-535
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13

tune. will be sung by the Foresters during their program which will be broadcast through WEE at S:30. Other selections included in the pro- gram are The Story of the Rose" Let Me Call You Sweetheart" :" "l ou're a Grand Old Flag" and "Forgotten."
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13
Former Australian
 Governor Is Dead

Highwycombe. England. June IS tPl-The Marquess of Lincolnshire. who was governor Of New South Wales from 1885 to 1890, died this morning. He was S5 years old.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13

Cincinnati Tastes differ in the Longworth family. The speaker is at home, as he expresses it. so as not to get mixed up with the Kansas City affair, while the Mrs, likes to attend conventions and is having pleasant time
New Britain herald., 1928-06-13

former record day Of May 16 when 4,SS7,400 shares were traded in and the ticker was one hour and 19 minutes late.