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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Staliam miebistDn pelastaminen
iuaifea tebtGiuG.
Splme miebist6stG faSufiisia ja
fafii lpnffaantmnnt.
Stalian

Oslo, feidf. II p. = Earlpifeloi-
ipa Gitta 81 Wtolanon lGbettGr'dt
raOioianomat tGGllG iiiaitiewaon
sStalion lGbetpst00n tieoottuiuat, ct
tG folme ilnaloiipo Stalion ntiebtS-
t0stG on faoofiisia ia fatii louffoan
tunltt. Sanoisia tieoonannoiSIa
ferrotonn ettG nliebiston liGtfeet
ia ruofaiparat pGbeneipGt, nlttta
ettG ne noboolliIesti riittGpGt noiil
fuu0en tpiifon oian iGGStGpGiiDDs-
iGrjeStelntGn nufoan. SbjouSgon0o-
losIa, lofa' irtaontlti noinitusta IL
n1alaipaSto, of fltitii mieStG, nGi-
oen io1fosia ollen nlD0s foneittaja
llmberto 9eobifc. SGlloin jGGlle plt-
ooteSia foboeitS ulieben ii1riluut
nuirtripat. @aaatd etlitpdt miebet,
llnptltaon, folne oipat fnooflisia.
9enraali gtobilen tieoonannoisia
ferrotoan ettG iGGiubteet opot lif-
II epGeoillliiet, ettei lentofoneello
tppioa losfeutua miesten lrofie.
9toporetfeilijG fopteeri Otto Sper-
orup on ilmoittaniit, ett1 oinoaStaon
ipoinloffaalla jdGnntitrtajalln mp-
oaan Sytalion miebisto pelaStoo.
2ontoo, feiGf. If y. = SsfcSta
iaopunut tienonanto 2onbon Wioi-
lille fertoo, ettd miebet, iotfu lob
tiipGt n1oatu etiim11n, cuot nGin-
tpneet matfalla. Se eiipGt ottoneet
ntlifoonIa riiofoa eifG ipootteito.
Ssisti ei ole flulta fen idlfccn. fun
be j1ttilpGt toiperinio.
Sings @oD, feIGf. If ,. - SGn-
ne I6betetpt raoioianomot fertorot.
ett1 fonlentaia ltntberto gtobiIe,
miioen mieben fansio, foettoo mat
fustaa iGGtG mpoten @raean5o-ni-
miIelle loiipalle. S1nen mitfono o.
iuat mpoS ne niebet, iotfa louffaon
tuiipat fiIloin fun obiauseonooIo
pittoli j11lle Staliosto. 9aiffi fGr-
IimGt iuilusturniieSto. 8iime flut-
fouoen % p:nG Stalion ntiebist6
iafoutui folmeen oiaot, fiifin RIB
ina foettoen etiiG mooto. 8iime p1i-
tpinG pobjoiiilIo ieuouilla iGG on
olLut iotenfin laubfeo joten tdntG
on ainafin ionfin ,perron Iieipentd-
npt rctfeiIiioioen fdriinipfiiG. 2oub-
fea idd fiiitcnfin ipnnpttdd iuntua,
uiifd iuurcsti banfoIuuttoa ctiiioi-
td.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Syarrell mimitcttb fOmisiionerifIi.

gSoIbington feiGf. s p. &re-
iioentti Coolidge OH ninlittGnpt
tG6ll6 oIltpon Iatricf S. Sarrcllin
liittoballitufien foitppafonlisiionin
waliaifaiIefii idienetii wisconiini-
Ioilen Sobn S. escbin iijalle. @tr
;sarreIl on toitlliniit nainitun fo-
misiionin .pleiiena Iofinliebend.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Sofo9an?

Seem yorf, feidf. 10 p. - @ta-
bel 8oll ilnoittaa. ettG ban nto6-
oolliiesti lGbtee Gollrmbialla 9lt-
lannin pIiielIe NATHALIE European
buomenna, jos ninlittGin idGiubteet
oipat irotitiiot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
sGntGnnSlli'iii tietoja.

Sos bulutaon DalttGd fpnliin IL
mestpipii runentaspid molfoilta
ptlffuio, Ell pioG foSfoan fGptt11 te-
rGfIistd putffoa, iolla tponnetddn
noboo fpniien reltnoiSta pois.
9uiffoien tulee ola lltiiia, lilld
terGfIinen puiffo ipabitlgoittaa fpn-
ii6 ia oibeuttao ritnlien malfoisten
lGiffien ipntpntiien.
2ebtien lGbteuinen ruuffttoS-
neista estet11n rltiSfrttanlalla fos-
meia ieofieIlo, iofa on tebtp titpa-
fanlebbistG, terlpopeoestd, forboli
tai lpIoliliuotiestd, iobon on iefoi-
tettu tpett1.
Wtetallieiineiben, iffunorlutlijen
ia peilien y. m. pltbbistitflesia on
ianomalebtipoperi ntainiota fdptett6-
pGfii riepuien aienasto.
Sifaorintubfa lanlppuolipDn ie-
foitettitno on niainio tinaeiineioen
pitbbistusoine.
9oror on nqinio tobroien pois-
tantisoine. Standardization boror
pitlmeria iefoitetoon baleoan me-
teen. 9un boror on iulonri reteen
fastetoon pubbos fongaslnppu nes-
teeieen ia iilld fostlitetaan tobraon-
tunut fobta pootteesio. SoiielIo
pltbtaollo lapiilla bongotaon iiten
tobroo ia ipiinein ipoote iilitetaar.
jolloin tnbro on Iabtcnpt pois.
GensieIit, iotfo otpot foipettllneet
6lippdrist1b ioaboun idlleen fdptto-
felpoiIifii ponemolld ne iuopoIiiicf-
ieen joto on biitfon l6mntitettp.
Sun pensIelit cluot pebminneet, bic
rotoon niitG iornin fitnneS ne o.
nat pubtoita. Sitten ne buibootoon
ia ponnoon fiiiipdmoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Ouensillttn 9aoemportia luastaan.

SIcmsjnttm 9apempurtia iuastnan,
Sos slngeIes, feidf. II p. =
@ers Gabrielle 9arlep MeIpin on
nostahnt $4,000 forlpauSilltun
Dorothy Davenport 0feioiG pastaan
ieniuuofii, finn bGn ianoo bGnen
tGpttdneen linpattonasti bdnen cld-
mGfertaania eradn elofuman NAL
mistamiiesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
2abiafas I,umalainen nnprnfainen
fnpllnt tapaturmaiIesti.

g[lpo Slitra, Glebelanoin Soioe-
opiston oppilos, i66npt aitton alle;
oil ponnistell1tt eteenpGin ia ioonlt
iuutrta tunnrstuSta 5iilipiirrofIis-
tam.
8G6Gtpuroiieno of Slmro pom
nistelftt eteenpGin ia foettanllt o.
pisfeluienIa obeIlo anioitienilIoon
roboilIo elGttGG manbaa Gitiddn
iofa ntltlttono qpiiffo iitten matfuS-
ii gtiilo-nimiien, @eStingbpuIen
tebtoiI(a opiSfeIenosia oIGeen poi
fo1io fansin Suomeen.
9itolema fatfoiii gllpo Eurron G.
lGuGn ilturi fGGnnefoboosio. SGn
oil erGGn bstGpGniG fansia ollut
roipintolosIo oantioiiello ia iGGnpt
@uclio 9lpenuen ia 6. 116 fooun
fltlmoltfiesia aiiton olle, fuollen
Wtount Sinai iairoolasia flo If ia
mana oonrna. Toliiiit lasfipot
pG1[leaioion n1enemGGn. Slt1tra of
oifonitt IGbte1 feiGlonalGe ia Diff
louoittai ollrt DGnen ipiimeinen
tp0pGipGniG ien1moalarino, jota
ontmattioon ei ollut aifolemnlin
rastinut beittGG.
gllpo Slu,ro of ipntpiGGn opet-
tajon poifa Sltomesto, mittto il1n
froltia of elonnon bonffiminen
iGdnpt poifoin nisfoille ia etiiGf-
ieen porentpio mobbolliiiutfiio ioa-
phi gllpo GitinlG fansia g[merifoon.
Tiiriistitfiia ostettit. Tiiitro
tposfenteli pGriIiititlla, ia bGnen
maiientatoulitnia Glepelonoin pn-
piristolt1 berGtti polion buonnioto
Glebelonoin toioenGpttelpsIG. WeitIeo
osti pbben b1nen toulitistoon ia
Stocbesterin ntitieo oSti toiien. On
nittehtio titltpi b1nelle ipieI1 nit
follo ia ban oil itiefin fttin oIiii
fitlfenut ennentiirtemotonto rieinu-
fiijoo.
.SGn ipoitti toiien paIfinnon iuo-
poaIIa fdoeIIG piiristifiesio toufo-
fittn nGpttelpn oifono. W1iiieon toi-
oeiobtojo ionoi b1nen tposEi1n IL
mcneipdn ieIloisto fppipbttG ia tin-
netto, ettd b6neIle moi ippIIG enniis-
tao Ioistopoo tiilepoiiiiiitto. Siniro
tiinnettiin nopr6benfiiend ia ipoo-
timottomono fiinnon raioriifoiieno.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
yleiiid untilia
Oppiarluu cpersti sinobers9ille,

Ssep yorf, feidtllun II p.
Stem yorfin pliopisto on antanlt
elpersti gbarles 81. 2inobergbille
Weaster Of 9leronalltics- -ninliien ata-
teenliien oppiaripon leiltuiaalputnf-
iienia iobbosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
9ipmauian fininfaam Giti bafee
aluiuerpa.

9ufarest, 9aomania feidf. s b..
= 9riniesia Selen on aIfanut a.
pioero iutun barbailelpaa mics
tGdn, Otonanian prittsiid Garolia
ipastaan ia tulee iuttu eiille luetoo-
mus oiferoesia iuliettltien opien
tafana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
Sanbea iuerilogID.

&onton, 9iino, s. - Wfpob15tD-
meet tieoonannot fertoipat, ett1 mf.
8 pGHpGnG Ipntpi raoifaalien ia TO-
tilaiben lpGliud Soinan iaorello
6ingS9llisia anfara tappelu, misiG
400 mangittiin. 8iime frufauiien
oifana iotilaioen ia fommunistien
p1lillc on ollut foipia pbteenotto-
ja. Weainittltna pGipaitd +etilnat
pGGStiipGt fontnllnistit faupunfiin
ia iitten bpoffGiirpGt beioGn pGGI-
leen nainitlllo ieurallflella.
Su9uia on IiiffeellG, ettd iotolo-
fl iltlistetaan mallolle SantoniSIo.
miSiG rooifnnlien fapitaa pel1tGon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
lrnii IGGS6s iiirtulaistcn umaistcn
maalan titlpsta.

muuDuN IlIluSlu.
Slulri cnnen baioontlinlistuon
fongreSIi lielpellii crGitG tpG6Gplt0i-
ienlpi1 fobtia rauoorfopasin fir
toloiilutSlaiSIa. Sltoientaafieen
IiirtoIniSten omoisten maobon pdG-
IpG 6pipGfipi fon9resit II. {. erifois-
wapousIG1b6fien ionfa mlfaan
tG1ll6 oletpien fanialoiStlineioen
iiirtoloi8ten iiGt, Gioit ia miesplto-
IiIot Iooipot flt1ltnfin fanIalliiit1t-
teen fitiilittposia fipootosia 80 pro-
ientin etltoifeitoen piiiunlien iitb-
teen. Siten iiis iooiput tGlloiiet Iit-
frloiiet tpiiteerfpnimeneen proient-
tim Iaaffa etltoifelttettitino ffpo6tan
iltbteen Ioopltn maaban.
2opuisto so proientisto ntponne-
tGGn etltoifeits ei.fonlolaistltnei6en
iiirtoloisten olGe 2t puoben ifdiiil-
le noinlottornille lopiille ia ipai-
moille. TGmGfin iGGoos fosfee fit-
tofin eri fonlolliiiuttto. WeitG iGG
iitten i1lelle fititfin fanialliiuitoen
fipootontG1rGstG, ie jaetaan mltioen
pprfiioioen fesfen.
@0ipen lIlittett iaaoosten tarfoi-
titfiena on belpottoa t1nne tullei-
ben iiirtoloisten oienoa perbeitten.
ia tiiottorrtiiesio. sDeltista iiirtoloi-
iisto ei niirfGGn poljon n1litetG.
Sobootoon ipofiinnitttda noobon
ne, iotfa tGnne oipot 10 ioopilneet,
ioooo beistG moan fonioIaiiia ia
ppipipGsti t1nne iGGipiG, iil!G ei e.
n1d iitoiita iiirtoldisten flilfto, ct.
ia main tGnne tuIloon ia polatoon
iitten tafoiiin iponboon monban
fun on iootu iofu nGGrG ro6aa TO-
foon.
g8ield ofuot etuoifeittettltjo ne,
iotfa tiileipot t1nne ntoonmiIjelijoif-
Il. Sofa ntoompilieliiGnG t1nnc ioo.
piut bGnen tdbtpp iofo bonffio o.
ma moopoIstonio toiffo oIlo moon-
milieIpstoisid poIfolIiicsti nuiGTn.
Sos ieIIoinen ontoittiui nuiille tpo-
aIoiIIc, poioom ban poIoiittoo to-
fniiin fotintoabonio. - q. II.
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@pSrrcmDrsfD tcgnDt iuabinfua I'm
farisia.

Budapest, feIaf. II p. - Sun
pp0rrernprsfp bdipitti ellen faboef-
ian fplGd @telG-llnfarisiu, Min
talloin ieitiemdn ibnistd menetti
benfeniG. @urmeno-ninliiesid fplGs-
ia ialoma isfi firffoon tappoen
fotii pappia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-06-14
@remenin lentaiat matfalIa fOtiil

Seem gorf. - @remenin lentG-
jGt parooni @untber bon Sltenefelo
ia fapteeni Sermunn Soebl matfuS-
tilpot geortb German SlopOin 60
(lunbus-niniiellG lailuallo 9remen-
6openiiit nistG iitten lentdwdt
9rcmeniin ia mpObenrInin Serli-
Min.
Evening star., 1928-08-24

and Mrs. Aoa Bona lie Boeuf convicted
Of numbering James j. LIE Roeuf in st,
Mary Parish on July /, 1927. and now
under death sentence. Indicted with
them was James Bcadle, who was also
found guilty of murder without capital
punishment.
lie Boeuf was shot while In a rowboat
on . bayou, and the State charged
that it was to prevent him from dis
covering the relations alleged to exist
between DR.. Dreher and Mrs. LIE Boeuf
and also to get his insurance. Mrs
lie Boeuf claimed to have been SUBJ
iected by. the police to third degree
Quizsing for 36 hours and forced to
make two confessions Dreher and the
widow contend that the evidence
Evening star., 1928-08-24

1.-THE contractor on the route from
Chicago to San Francisco Is planning
on October /. to place in operation a
new type, exclusive air mail plane, carry
ing 1900 pounds fmail. The new line
placed In operation August between
Great Falls. Helena and Butte. Mont;
Pocatello, Idaho, and Salt Lake City,
Utah, has met with instant approval
Large loads are being carried"
Evening star., 1928-08-24
u. S. Will Equal Europe in Passenger
Air Travel in Three Years, Says Glover

It will be only matter of time before
Western flying concerns will have to
have ships of larger carrying capacity
to care for the tremendous loads" he
said.
THE line between Salt Lake City and
Los Angeles is still the outstanding con-
tract line for air mail" he said, "the
loads running close to thousand
pounds on several days while / was In
that territory
Evening star., 1928-08-24

will fight Gov Smiths candidacy an
1t has in the past fought attempts to
weaken the prohibition laws, McBrids
said.
Smiths position on prohibition does
not offer a solution of the liquor prob
lem, Mcbride declared, and offers mo
possible hope of eliminating the drink
habit or the liquor traffic" Smiths
local option plan, Mcbride said, would
not remedy single evil of prohibition
enforcement. but would restore liouor
traffic to q legal standing and give it
the political power with which TO regain
its former foothold."
Evening star., 1928-08-24

Within three years passenger travel
by air In this country will equal the
mileage of European lines and within
five years it will be far in the lead.
This is the conclusion arrived at by
w Irving Glover. Second Assistant
Postmaster General in charge of air
mail, who has Just returned to Wash
ington following six-week inspection
trip of the Western and Northwestern
ir p,oii ro,ftcs
Evening star., 1928-08-24
SUPREME COURT TO GET
LOUISIANA MURDER CASE
Dveher and Mrs. lie Roeuf. Under
Death Sentence, Attack
Confessions.

BY the Associated Press.
A Louisiana murder case which has
received wide publicity will soon be
brought to the attention Of the supreme
Court, where details are now beng per-
fected for filing It.
II VIII be brought by T. : =. Dreher
Evening star., 1928-08-24
Flyer browns When Plane Falls.

DULUTH. Minn.. August "a (pl--
Harvey Williamson, Duluth representa-
tive of the 'Mid-plene Transit Corpor-
alton, drowned yesterday when the
company's seaplane he was plotting
plunged into ST. Louis Bay.
Evening star., 1928-08-24
Legal Service Free.

Leading lawyers in Toxic, Japan, have
joined in establishing free legal serv-
ice for those persons too poor to engage
their services.
Evening star., 1928-08-24

Special crossword puzzles, In which
letters are "pegged" into squares on
cardboard forms. are being made In
Paris for use of blind people
Evening star., 1928-08-24

showed Beadle had committed the
murder, and they challenge the right
of the State to use confessions Illegally
obtained.
Evening star., 1928-08-24
MCBRIDE SCORES SMITHS
PROHIBITION PROGRAM

Says Anti-Saloon League Will
Fight His Candidacy-Sees No
Solution of Liquor Problem.
The stand taken on the prohibition
question by Gov. Alfred E. Smith in
his acceptance of the Democratic nomi-
Scott Mcbride. general superintendent
of the Anti-Saloon League of America.
in a statement issued here. The league
Evening star., 1928-08-24

Mans inhun1anisy to man makes
countless lawyers happy.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22
SAME OLD STORY

Again we repeat-The X. Of g.
indoor sports team won from the Odd
Fellows indoor sports team last Thurs
day night. Some day the story may
be different If it is this page will
let you know. The total points made
by the two teams to date, if correctly
added up, are Knights 1879; Odd Fell
lows SO. The to score, mentioned
in the second step of the heading,
was accumulated as follows
The Kaceys won or lost as follows
At bridge Benoit and McGarry de-
feated Mcintyre and Perry. At bid
whist-E. Phaneuf and NJ. Hannifan
won from F. Stoumbelis and Talbot
Irving and Igo from Campbell and C.
Tourtellotte; St. 0nge and Remillard
from Shippee and X. Andrews; Bour-
geois and Riley from Chandler and A.
Johnson; c. Bove and A. Giraea from
Arnold and Adams; Cain and Apple
by from j. Clifford and Shaw; Bolog-
ma and T. Hannifan lost to II. Nor
rarity and f. Andrews; Montville and
Renshaw to Card and Ferns; Welch
and l.. Giraca to F. Morrarty and G.
Clifford.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22

I.ncien Brouillard. 1879, under the
Peioquin stable colors, took on Ollie
Koski Of Worcester, 1879. This affair
went the limit 20 a close decision, the
Daniels0n boy winning over the
judges in the third round.
Brouillard took left handed posi-
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22

Goulet wastes lots Of energy and tires
his arms and legs with many extra
false motions. II looked from the
press table as If the number of blows
registered were pretty even and Gou-
let was due for some credit for his
aggressiveness. Patrone showed the
better ring gnnernlship and let the
ambitious Charles wear himself down.
In the third Goulet made n vicious
rush and Patrone went through the
ropes.
IL would not have been surprising
IL the judges had wanted another
round but the award of the decision TO
Patrone satisfied the ringside gather
ing.
A Bloody Final
Then came the bloody final While
1t was bit CHASTITY to look upon the
damage was really slight. Kid Gou-
vim of Jewett City, good looking
boy weighing 1928. took on another
Worcester veteran amateur, Fro
Peterson, IL. and like the preceding
bout cleverness due 10 experience was
factor in the outcome.
The Kid had cut on his nose 10
start with. This was hidden by a
piece Of court plaster that looked
like a bnnseye To the clever Fro and
1t was early in the opener that the
plaster was punched off and the blood
began to flow. Gouvin tried hard
and rushed in. hands flying. only TO be
sent back as Peterson shot forth a
well timed left. II was a one sided
affair.
During the rest period a fresh piece
Of plaster was affixed 10 Gouvin's
wounded nose. II stayed on just long
enough for Peterson to draw back and
shoot out his left. Again the blood
smeared the Kids face and Peterson's
body. when they went into a elinch.
Right left. right left, left right. until
seven blows had found their mark.
They were all landed by the Worces-
ter boy and IL was apparent that
Gouvin cogld 20 little further. A
towel shot from the Kids corner and
the final bout Of the evening passed
into history.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22
BOWLING

Standing Of teams for week ending
Haveh n 1903
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22
THEY DID 1T

On the eve of the close of the in
door sports contest between the Elks
and the Masons, the Masons came
through, Monday night, with one Of
its infrequent seasonal wins, taking
the session from the Elks by a 10 to .
score. This, however, had little effect
on the grand total which stands, Elks
21s, Masons ITS.
1t was announced during the eve
ming that the season would close with
the next meet, Monday evening. The
following Monday evening a supper
will be served in the Elks' banquet
room at the expense of the defeated
organization.
Win And Lose
The play Monday night resulted as
follows:- -
The Masons won or lost as follows /:
Bridge. A. S. Macdonald and Metcalf
won from Charron and Hannifan;
Prince and Duffey from Backus and
Averill; f. Johnson ard Potter from
Murray and Cotter; Combs and Kerr
from Girard and Wheelock; Jenkins
and William Wheaton from J. Johnson
and w. Averill; Holden and Miron
from Chadwick and Mansfield; G..
Brousseau and Miner lost to Milot
and Lewis; Dean and Simpson to e.
Gagne and W. Rafferty,; Morse and
Geissler to Wheatly and Bourgeois;
Sherman and Stanton TO DIVERT and
|P. Gagne; bid whist, Seward and
Baker won from Miller and A. Brous-
seau; Alling and c. T. Thayer from
Berth and Cavanaugh; Thurston and
Arnold from Talbot and w. Chap
delaine; Clifford and King lost to Mig
neault and Bulger; S. Diamond and
Moss to Gallant and Watson; Schoon-
over and Shaw to Richard and Ber-
thianme; Cribbage, Walter Wheaton
and +. Thayer lost TO r. Wheaton and
Robbins, deCoudres and Marcy to
Tetreault and V. Chapdelaine; LOOMS
and Twigg won from Welch and J.
Rafferty,.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22
BOXING NOTES

Peloquin stable was a feature at
the bouts in Willimantie last Thurs
day night.
Charlie Goulet of Putnam showed
fast defensive action and was award
ed a decision over Joe Marion Of
Manchester.
Goulet might have won in Putnam
the following night il he had been
willing 20 take the defensive even
for half the battle.
Sydney Nichols put up game
fight but lost the decision TO Eddie
Bowling of Waterbury.
The crowd didn't take kindly to the
judges decision giving Joe Bruno Of
Westerly the decision over Alex Sou
quet. The fans thought Il should
have been called a draw.
I.ucien Brouillard won on points
from Joe Dagin Of Waterbury.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22
BASKET BALL

The newly organized Putnam
Guards basket bali team lost its first
game, Tuesday evening. when It en-
tertained the fast Danielson Town
Team. Danielson won by score of
80 70 %.
The local team and its supporters
are more than pleased with the show
ing made as the visiting outfit are
acknowledged TO be one Of the best
quintettes playing the game in this
corner of the state.
The opener between the Sporting
Club and the Pin Shop was close, the
Sports nosing cut with a $3.50 score.
Il took two overtime periods to deter
minc the winner.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22
Basket Ball Players
Awarded Their Letters

On Monday, March 10, Coach Lau-
|riston Moves awarded letters to nine
men Of the '27-'2S basket ball team.
The lettermen were. Capt. Donai-
nick Boye, '2S; Walter Cody, 20
William Sham. 80, Leo Marion. 20
Stuart Sabin, 80; Frank Donovan,
'2s; Walter Wheaton, '2s; Carmine
Leo. 80: Floyd Greene. '2s, Mgr.
who also played guard position in
every game.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22

Mems Packard Oxfords
$3.50 to $3.50 Values
Sale Price $3.50
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22
P. II. S. Batterymen
Report For Workout

Tuesday the batterymen of the p.
II. S. baseball squad reported in the
gymnasium for their first workout
and limbering up. The candidates
present were Walter Cody, William
Sham, Frank Donovan, Walter
Wheaton, Eugene Dumas, Thomas
Arnold, Leo Marion. Arnold is the
only veteran Of last years team but
there is some promising new talent.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22

Score at half time, South Chueh u,
Woodstock Q; referee. Coleman; time
5 minute quarters.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22
AGAIN
THE CHAMPIONS
Woodstock Five Win From New
Britain Team At Water
bury
Into Second Half With 3-Point Lead
To Overcome

With handicap Of three points
against them at the end of the first
half the Black and White Collegians
Of Woodstock went to work last Sat
urday evening. nosed past, and then
drew away, from a New Britain bas-
ket ball team. the best the Hartford
County Y. NJ G. A. had TO offer. and
took the game by a 81 10 27 score.
This also carried with II the state
County Y. NJ. G. A. Championship.
The successful work against odds
was demonstration of the best pos
sible spirit and a non-quit determine
ton on the part of the Black and
White. II was their second cham
pionship win and one more will en-
title them to hold permanently the
fine trophy cup which may be seen
In the show window of the Putnam
Music Shop.
Looks Dubious
The game was played last Satur-
day evening in the Waterbury Y. NJ.
c. A. gym. The New Britain quint-
cite was fast. During the first quarter
II looked dubious for the Windham
County representatives. In the Sec
ond quarter The Black and White
began to hit their stride and shoot
more accurately. They closed up the
lead SO that at the final whistle they
were but three points behind, the
score being , To 8.
Full Of courage due TO a better
performance in the second quarter
and also due to sensing that New
Britain had been showing its best
possible game. the Collegians set a
fast pace. During the third quarter
the Hartford County team held It's
own against the onslaught Of old
Windham but in the fourth and last
quarter could not keep up the pace
Black and White. with a renewed ef.
fort. began 20 score. II seemed rs
II nothing could stop them. They
were a good ten points in the lead
when the game ended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26
ORDER OF ALEXANDRIA
PLANS FOR OUTING
250 to Make Trip From Here to
Baltimore and Yorktown
Over Labor Day,

Plans for the annual outing Of
Aicantara Caravan No u Order Of
The AIhsmbra. over Labor Day have
been completed. it was announced last
night, and $50 will make IN" trip,
A special train viii carry the party
on Saturday TO Baltimo-a, where the
steamer will be boarded f,r The trip
10 Old Point Comfort Norfolk and
Yorktown Side trips up the Kappa
hammock River and outside the Virginia
Capes are planned The ship is due
back in Baltimore early Tuesday.
Special entertainment has been ar
ranged starting with a get together
period The Alhambra orchestra VIII
play and the Aihambra melody BOYS
viii sing A special enter oinment Is
being arranged for each light and
prizes viii be given f1r dancing and
costumes Mardi Gras lete viii be
given Oh Labor Day night and during
the stopoYer at Yorktown a bathing
beauty contest viii be held
Mass viii be celebrated on board
ship a. she cruises around Sunday, i
was announced,