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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-30
LEGION SYMPATHY SENT
Spafford Gables Coincidence TO
Family Of Marshal Haig.

A cablegram expressing the grief
of the American Legion over the
death Of Field Marshal Earl Haig
was sent today by Edward E. Spaf-
ford, national commander, to the
headquarters Of the British Legion
in London. A cablegram of sympa-
thy also was sent to Lady Haig.
The message:
1.-THE American Legion indescrih-
ably shocked at news Of death of
Field Marshal Earl Haig. 1t is but
few months since he addressed lead
ers of our organization at Hotel
Cecil and endeared himself to us in
peace as he had in war"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-30
SISTER OF Sd LOST
Separated in SqualI Saturday From
Ships of Control Force.
BH United Press
TITA C"RN~%~'

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The
submarine S-3 was separated from
the other submarines of the control
force Saturday 100 miles off Cape
Hatteras, North Carolina, and search
Is being made for her by other
vessels, Rear Admiral Frank H.
Brumby, commander Of the control
force reported to the Navy Depart
ment today.
The sister submarine Of the ILL
fated S-4 became separated in a rain
squall during a gale, No COM
munications have been received
from her since 2:25 a. m, today
Vessels are searching for her.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-30
The Auto Shoe

Auto styles at the Chicago
show simply are the "last
word" Everyone wants to
know the latest news about the
new body designs and power
full motors.
"Swede" Swanson, auto editor
Of The Indianapolis Times, has
been there since the first door
was opened. Every day ne
writes a story for The Times
that is the last word" in news.
"Swede" picks up all the gos-
sip along Motor Row for you.
He tells the interesting side
lights as well as the main facts
OF the show. Read his story on
the show in today's Times, on
Page 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-30
RENEW HOLMES
MAYOR FIGHT
Suit in County Courts to Be
Filed Today.

City council held a special meet
ing this afternoon. 1t was ru-
mored some action on the motion
to Oust Mayor l.. Ert Slack would
be taken.
Following sL formal demand on
Mayor L. Ert Slack today. Ira M.
Holmes, local attorney, was to make
his second try for the mayors chair
by filing a quo warranto suit against
Slack in county courts.
Slack refused to sign an acknowl-
edgment when the demand was
served.
The complaint will outline the
history of the mayoralty contro-
versy and will contend the city
council had no right TO declare the
Office vacant and elect Councilman
Claude E. Negley and Slack.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-30
ARRESTED AS WASHERS
Youths Charged With Disorderly
Conduct for "Pickup" Try.


Conduct for pickup" Try.
Three young men were arrested
by police at midnight Sunday when
they invited two girls to ride with
them. The youths were Michael
Burns, 10, of 81 e. st. Joseph ST.;
Charles Capin, 20, of 1886 N. Capt.
tol Ave-, and Thomas r. Jones, "a,
Of 2529 N. Talbot Ave.
They are charged with disorderly
conduct for having invited Miss
Louise Thomas, 401 N. LaSalle ST.,
and Miss Luetta Maley, 352 N. Ham
ilton Ave, to get into their auto
mobile at Market st. and Monu-
ment Pl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-30
POISONED
Troy Boss Tells Police His Sweet
heart Tilted Him.

Troy Boss, %, of 245 N. Richland
ST., former pugilist, is in serious
condition in city hospital today as a
result Of taking poison Saturday
night at rooming house at 116 N
Senate Ave.
Boss, who fought in the ring un-
der the name Of Ray Chalk, told
police that his sweetheart had Tilted
him and he was tired of living. A
note to police explaining the suicide
attempt was found in his pocket.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-30
NAB CAPONE'S KINSMEN
"Scarface AIS" Two Brothers Are
Held in New Orleans.

BIZ United Press
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 30
Two men believed to be Albert
Capone, 21, and Ralph Capone, "a,
brothers of "Scarface" AL Capone,
notorious Chicago gangster, were ar
rested in leading hotel here today.
The had registered as James
Brown and Albert Ross, police said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-30

BEST FOODS, whOIesOmeIy cooked,
reasonable prices. FLETCHER CAF-
ETERIA, Basement Fletcher Trust
Bldg. 1890 a. m. to 1880 p. Mad
vertisement,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-30
RUNS AWAY TO FARM
Boy, 8, Fails to Tell Parents Plans;
Back Home Again.

Back Home Again.
A miniature "back-to-the-fa farm
movement was launched by 9-year-
old William Whitson.
He failed to inform his parents
Of his plans when he left his home,
SOB N. Jefferson Ave, and they
sought police aid in finding the boy
He was located on a farm, owned by
a cousin.
Although he just recovered from
mumps. he was none the worse for
the trip, his mother reported.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05
City Item.

Pull the Second Lever, Tuea-
Advt.
DR.. Frank Zwick reported to the
police yesterday the theft Of = bag
containing instruments, out OF his
car.
Pull the Second Lever, Tues
Advt.
The police were notified Al 7:15
last night that an automobile In
charge Of Z drunken driver had
gone down Linden street. Officer
Hellberg investigated and reported
that the driver was not drunk.
Pull the Second Lever. Tues
Advt.
Frank HERE of 124 Rockwell ave-
nue., a Waterman at Landers fac
tory. reported to the police the theft
of his bicycle.
Pull the Second Lever, Tues
Advt.
Drs. B. L. and H. Protass. dem
lists, have moved to Leonard Build
ing. 800 Main street.-advt.
Advt.
Claiming that Judgment lien
has not been satisfied by the defend
ants, stefania Fuschello has brought
action against Antonio Dorio asking
foreclosure Of the lien on property
at lat Curtis street. The plaintiff
claims that last May she was given
a Judgment for $249 in the city
court which was not satisfied. At
torney J. ]. Casale represents the
plaintiff.
Pull the Second Lever. Tues
Advt.
Members Of Martha chapter O.
f. s.. will attend session Of Olivet
chapter at Bristol tomorrow eve
ming. Officers OF the local chapter
will confer a degree on Bristol can.
didates.
Pull the Second Lever. Tues
Advt
Rev. Behrend Mehrtens Of New
Haven will speak at the meeting o.
the Kiwanis club at noon Wednes.
day.
Pull the Second Lever, Tues
| Advt.
The women's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold Its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday at p. m
in the Center church chapel.
Pull the Second Lever, Tues
Advt.
Camp Clara. r. N. Of A.. will
meet tonight at s o'clock in st. Jean
de Baptiste hall.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

Mary Olson. were sltgthiy injured.
George c. Goldsmith was killed at
Bridgeport when he ,was struck By Z
car operated by George T. Synnott.
10, OF Bridgeport. Goldsmith had
stepped from the sidewalk to board
a trolley car which had come to q
stop. The driver Of the car claimed
he did not 80 Goldsmith step out
from the sidewalk.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05
nine ACCIDENTS
TAKE conn. LIVES


New Haven, Nov. s N-Nine &C.
cidsntal Deaths five Of them caused
by automobile smashups, occurred
in Connecticut over the weekend.
Two accidents In Greenwich took
three lives, another fatality occurred
In Andover where 4 baby was killed.
a Bridgeport man was struck by a
machine while boarding street car.
and tour New Britain men were
asphyxiated by escaping gas.
Girl Killed
Janet Moore Of Glen Rock. N. j.,
was killed and Arthur NJ. Hotaling
Of Hackensack. N. j., was injured
at Greenwich when the car Hotal-
ing was driving. skidded on west
pavement and hit Z truck.
Two other girls riding in the car
were uninjured.
Another fatal accident. occurring
at Greenwich happened at the foot
of Puts Hill, when two cars crashed
into each other. Edward Carly and
Alexander Erickson, of New Ro-
chelle, occupants of one car died at
the Greenwich hospital Sunday and
George Jones of Greenwich, operator
OF the other car. was slightly injur-
ed. The drivers of both cars mis-
judged their distance and the cars
collided.
Babe Dies
At Andover, baby nine months
old was killed and three persons
were slightly injured, as the car
operated by William f. Olson, crash
ed into a pole. after the driver was
blinded by headlights OF an ap-
preaching machine, William E. o.
son, Jr., the nine month old son of
the driver, was sleeping in a ham,
mock. In the rear of the car. and
was thrown out by the impact and
crushed between the car and the
pole. Mr.. and Mrs. Olson and Mrs.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05
Wos,an:s Dream
Comes True

At last you find a new wonderful
face powder that keeps ugly shine
away. Will not enlarge the pores,
and spreads SO smoothly the skin
looks like peach. MELLO-GLO
IL made by new FRENCH Process
and stays on longer. Good looking,
we'll groomed women simply love
this marvellous new Face Powder
MELLO-GLO.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

out Of the dilemma In which they
found themselves after they had
forced the resignation Of his govern
ment. He advised that . national
government be formed and stated
that the Liberal party. of which he
10 the head, would participate in
such = government
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Liss of Is
Booth street held = Halloween par
ty Saturday night at their home.
About 20 friends were present. The
home was decorated in Halloween
colors. Violin selections were play
ed by Stanley Janis and Stanley
Liss. Games were played and re-
treatments served.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

1t appeared certain. however, Il
no decision would b. taken BET
the arrival Of Nicholas Titulescu, +
mer foreign minister and indep
dent In politics. Titulescu will
rive ON Wednesday from Lond
where he u now RumAnian mi
ter.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

"What does it mean? What does it admit? 1t
and admits that the Democratic position this
grave question for the last fifty years has been all
wrong It means that under the necessity of satisfying
the electorate they compelled to say that the pro-
tective tariff is not cold-booded holdup but bene
fetal thing and such but in their way, they will
preserve and protect it. They ask that this great mat
ter shall be taken out Of the hands of the party that
has fought for it for fifty years and put in the hands
Of those who have through all those years denounced it,
and the two occasions in which they had control Of
the government have passed their tariff bills in
which the protective idea was practically absent.
II do not believe it possible for great political
party to really abandon overnight the economic princ
pies it has held for fifty years. It seems to that the
durability Of this sudden change must be viewed in the
light OF its present party platform and its past record
in this matter.
"But let us assume for the purpose of argument
that they sincerely in favor of protective
tariff As reasonable man speaking to reasonable
people, does it logical sensible to turn over this
great principle to the Of those who would have
destroyed but who in the stress of this campaign
claim to have been completely converted to it? Would
any sensible person turn his private affairs or the
management of his property to one who should say:
l know my advice for fifty years has been wrong |
admit the one whose advice you have been following has
been right all the time. know that by following his
advice YOU have become prosperous but now that
acknowledge my error would like you to turn over
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05
FLASHES OF LIFE: LIEUT.. CRElC
MAKES 3l9 MILES PER HOUR

. hide, then ducked into the woods.
New York-Georgs Drysdals OF
the Hunsaria Sporting club has won
q soccer game all by himself. He
set a record BY shooting seven goals
in a single game. putting the club
on the long end Of . IL score
against the Brooklyn Americana
New Haven-Aanuel Remus, cap
tain of Barge paul Howard" dies
from fractured skull received when
he tripped and fell into hold of
vessel.
New Haven-Mariano Sabatino.
father Of five children. shoots him
self in head. Respondent because OF
iii health preventing him from sup
porting family.
Observation-Disclosures Carly and
Alexander Erickson Of New Rochelle,
n. T., die At Greenwich hospital
from injuries received Saturday
when their car collided with another
on Puts Hill.
Bristol - Daniel J. Heffernan,
member of board of assessors for So
years. dies here.
Andover-Wiiliam e. Olson, Jr.,
nine months old killed when thrown
out Of automobile az car crashed into
pole, after driver was blinded by
lights of oncoming car. Other occu-
pants Of car slightly injured.
New Britain-Four men found
dead in room due to gas asphyxia-
ton. It is thought one Of the four.
believed to have been Intoxicated,
blew out gas. mistaking it for q
candle.
Bridgeport-George c. Goldsmith
instantly killed by an automobile as
he stepped from sidewalk to board
street car.
Ansonia-Theodor Bristol. re-
publican candidate for mayor, seri-
ously Ill after q heart attack. while
cranking his auto.
HARTFORD. Henry Roraback.
predicts republicans will carry state
by majority Of $4,000.
Wallingford-Martin F. Plunkett,
state manager Of socialist party takes
issue with statement made by John
J. Egan of the Connecticut fedora
ton of labor that labor would give
over 80 per cent Of its vote to Gov.
Smith. Plunkett called statement
a mere figure of speech"
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05
Bratianu COnfers
REGARDING Ministry

Bucharest, Nov. R - vintilla
Bratianu, former premier, today
conferred with tho council of re-
gents and suggested to them a way
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05
nR. AND hrs. Al. JOHNSON
MARRIED FOR u YEARS
Family of Stanley eeEeet Rasadeats
Join In TcodcgiAg The0
R0ocptio0

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew n. johnson
Of 49, Stanley street, observed the
18th anniversary Of their wedding
YESTERDAY afternoon At the home Of
their son, Frederick johnson. who
resides at the same address. There
was . family gathering and Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson were the recipients Of
a number of gifts. flowers and cards.
They were married in this city
and have resided here ever since
their wedding. Five children have
blessed the union. They are Mrs.
Alex Olson. Mrs. George Calmbach.
Miss Ruth johnson and Frederick
johnson Of this city and Mrs. Will
liam Parks of Ohio. There are also
four grandchildren.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05
ers Of New Britain

your affairs to me to handle and will handle them the
same way as he has, Would any sensible person do
that?
II dissassociate myself from the exaggerations
made by both sides this subject the statistics speak
for themselves But HAVE NO HESITATION IN
SAYING THAT THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF is
LARGELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EXISTENCE
AND THE PROSPERITY OF NEW BRITAIN.
WITHOUT IT'S HELP NEW BRITAIN WOULD
HAVE BEEN A WAYSIDE STATION, OF LITTLE
IMPORTANCE, WITH FEW SMALL INDUSTRIES
STRUGGLING TO KEEP THEIR HEADS ABOVE
WATER WITHOUT IT'S CONTINUING HELP OUR
CITY CANNOT MAINTAIN ITS PLACE IN THE
WORLD OF MANUFACTURE.
THAvE BEEN THROUGH TWO PERIODS OF
BUSINESS DEPRESSION CONFIDENT WITH
DEMOCRATIC TARIFF; HAVE SEEN THOSE
PERIODS OF DEPRESSION PASS WHEN THE
PROTECTIVE TARIFF WAS RE.ESTABLISHED
BY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY; AND so DO NOT
WANT TO TAKE CHANCES ON THE TARIFF UN-
DER DEMOCRATIC CONTROL-AND BELIEVE
THAT THE PEOPLE OF NEW BRITAIN WILL BE
MUCH SURER THAT THE PRESENT PROSPER.
TTY OF THEIR CITY WILL BE MAINTAINED IF
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY is SUCCESSFUL IN
THIS ELECTION" .,..rs >s~~s~.~
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05
An Open Statement To The Voter:
Chairman of the Board of Directors, Landers,

"As one who has oven voted in our city elections
without regard to the party labels religion race Of
candidates for office it cannot be said that am bitter
partisan.
"As one who has been and is connected with
Catholic with Protestant philanthropes it cannot be
said that my views economic questions biased by
religious prejudices.
"As one who has for many years helped in building
up the industries of New Britain cannot be said that
am ignorant of the conditions on which those indus
tries are founded.
ION these grounds ask the privilege to speak as
reasonable person to those who wish to use their
the question in this election of greatest i'm
portance to New Britain, namely the protective tariff.
During all my business life the democratic party
has bitterly opposed the protective tariff Six years
ago its present leader denounced as cold FLOODED
hodup. This year its platform advocates competitive
tariff with the Underwood bill cited as an example in
its leaders acceptance speech. When their party
leaders that would not satisfy the country they
dsavowed the differences to be drawn from that plat
form and that Underwood bill example and came out
for tariff commission which shall take up schedules
one by one and report to Congress. Finally they say
that they are just good protectonists now as are the
Republicans.
"That is very reasonable statement of the Demo
cratic position.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

New Haven-The Bicentenary Of
Birth of Oliver Goldsmith to be
commemorated hv Yale University
with exhibition of his works at the
College library November to IL.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

New Milford-Mrs. Anna Castle.
owner of Wayside Inn dies here.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

Hartford u. Henry Roraback.
sends message to town chairmen
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

HaNford-Business concerns re-
port being swindled by bogus collec-
tors who represent themselves -
agents for advertising for the dis
abled American veteranA
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

BY the Associated PrssA
New York-Boy Scouts can't vote.
but their good deed will be the
blowing OF assembly" throughout
the nation when the polls open to.
morrow.
London-Lieut. Darcy 0reig has
travelled faster than any human be-
ing ever Travelled before. but not
fast enough to set record. His
plane few at the rate Of 3l9.57
miles an hour. The speed IL not Of
ficially recognized as . record be-
cause it was not hve miles an hour
better than the existing mark.
Stoney Point, N. Y.-These two
beavers are too good at their spec
ialty. A pair that persisted in dam
ming and flooding q lake in Inter-
state park have been trapped and
presented to the Bronx 500.
Paris-One way to beat the tax
(OuCCloI ~ ~ dSVbu Having any
thing to levy upon. French tennis
objects strongly to taxes on receipts
Of tournaments. 80 spectators were
barred and Rene De Buxelet won
the covered courts title In secret.
Bucharest Perhaps Princess
Ileana is to be the bride Of Swed.
ish prince. She u to visit Stock.
holm.
Canterbury, England-The retir-
ing archbishop Of Canterbury has
qualms about the forcefulness of
the church on plain moral ques-
tions--the problems OF married
life, the temptations Of unmarried
life. straightforwardness in indus
try, or in civic and social fields. He
80 told his congregation in a fare
we'll sermon.
New York-Bishop Manning. Epis-
copal. believes the church and
stage should be in closer sympathy.
Next to the church itself. he says,
the stage has the greatest power to
warn men against evil.
Rio Janeiro-Francisco DerQuit-
Rawlez, a Polish engineer who has
spent 20 years in Brazil. has invent
ed Z machine to harness the move-
ment OF ocean waves and has dem
onstrated it to the minister of
marine.
Peekskill, n. Y.-Herman Tomp-
kins 10 convinced he's no match for
Il deer. He wounded one on
hunting trip, dropped his shotgun
and tackled it barehanded. Now
he's all tied up in bandages. The
deer stayed to wrestle minute.
tested its horns on the hunters
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

New Haven-Joseph F. Morrisey.
republican town committee chair
man offers reward of $4,000 for ar
rest of any person illegally voting.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

BY the Associated Prssa
New York-Boy Scouts can't vote.
but their good deed will be the
blowing OF assembly" throughout
the nation when the polls open to.
morrow.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY NOVEMBER s. 1928

to watch out for ''anti-Catholic
pamphlets" which would probably be
distributed Monday. In his opinion,
he said. the circulation would be
blamed on republicans.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

New Haven-Five employees of
Gas Light Company though over
come. escape death when gas was
detected leaking from leaky seal pot.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

Stoney Point, N. Y.-These two
beavers are too good at their spec
ialty. A pair that persisted in dam
ming and flooding q lake in Inter-
state park have been trapped and
presented to the Bronx 500.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

Rio Janeiro-Francisco DerQuit-
Rawlez, a Polish engineer who has
spent 20 years in Brazil. has invent
ed 4 machine to harness the move-
ment Of ocean waves and has DEM
onstrated it to the minister of
marine.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

hide, then ducked into the woods.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

Paris-One way to beat the tax
collector 10 to avoid having any
thing to levy upon. French tennis
objects strongly to taxes on receipts
OF tournaments. 80 spectators were
barred and Rene De Buxelet won
the covered courts title In secret.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

New York-Bishop Manning Epis-
copal, believes the church and
stage should be in closer sympathy.
Next to the church itself, he says
the stage has the greatest power to
warn men against evil.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

Bucharest - Perhaps Princess
Ileana is to be the bride of Swed
ish prince. She u to visit Stock
holm.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

New Haven-Aanuel Remus, cap
tain Of Barge paul Howard" dies
from fractured skull received when
he tripped and fell into hold Of
vessel.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-05

Bridgeport-George c. Goldsmith,
instantly killed by an automobile as
he stepped from sidewalk to board
street car.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-03-03
PERDIO Ell PLEIT0
CON C. godfrey EL MARTES
uchos Son Los Que Opnan Que LIE Fu6 RObado Ell PetO
AL LefadOr VascO Detale De La Pelea
Round POr Round

En- ell encuentro pugilistico efec-
tuado ell pasado martes en- Los An
geles, California, entire ell campeon
de Europa Y America, Pauline Uz-
cudum Y ell gigantic de ebano Jor-
ge Godfrey, Pauline perdio por de-
cisi0n.
Muchos opinan que ell pleito, Gu
ando menos, deberia ser de empa-
tado.
A continuation insertamos la
cronica detallada sobre Ell pleito que
insert6 uno de los diarios mexica-
nos de California:
PRIMER ROUND-Paulino sale
de su rincon valien te Y decidido a
estar siempre encima del negro, CO.
mo 10 prometio v 10 cumplio desde
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-03-03
SANDING Sc HA
REMONTADO A
Las M0NTAINAS
Los Marines Confiesan Su
ImpOtencia Para Evitar
lie Entren PertrechOs

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Mario
g.. Ell ntmero limitado de ma
rinos americanos que hay en-
este pals, ocupados en- su mayoria
en- la campaia contra ell rebelde
Augusta Sandino, impide que Sc
ejerza una vigilancia perfecto y
completa en- todo 10 largo de la
frontera con Honduras. para evitar
el paso de contrabandos de armas y
parque, destinados al mencionado
cabecilla Y las partidas dispersas
de rebelde que no tienen jefe nj
bandera definida.
Sin embargo, 1900 marinos IL
aeroplanos de guerra del Ejercito v
la Marina de los Estados Unidos,
estan encargados de mantener el
orden en- la parte norte de Nicara-
qua, persiguiendo sin cesar a los
rebeldes v vigilando estrechamente
los puntos mas importantes de la
frontera con Honduras.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-03-03
C|JATRO AMERICANOS MUERTOS
Y SE|S HERIDOS En- NICARAGUA
Sandnstas TenderOn Una Emboscada Un Desta
camento De Marines, Causandole Bajas
E HiriendO VariOs

MANAGUA, Mic, Mario En-
tire las poblaciones de Condega y
Yali, fueron atacados treinta Y Gin
co marinos americanos que iban al
mando del Teniente Edward F.
O'Day, por simpatizadores del
General Sandino.
Ell destacamento de marinos ha-
bia lido de la primera de las pobla-
clones a la segunda de ella, escol-
tando un cargamento de provisiones
que fue conducido sobre mulas. A
su regreso, inesperadamente, fue-
ron tiroteados con rifles Y ametra-
lladoras, resultando cuatro muertos