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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. EX.
nett lay ana men ,ns .nns Cono.er
wANTED-MEN TO, LEARN BARBERING:
sa'aI%sus AoLER COLLEGE,, > 1870 Z, 2sfd
TUTORING IN LATIN. ALGEBRA AND
other subjects during afternoons or, evenings
by college graduate. Call Cleveland 4I:3;
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telephone switchboard operating: new class
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ACCREDITED. PRACTICAL AND PROBES.
RATION REGisTER NOW for 'I ossi n
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TIoN. 1908 18th ST. NV. Main CO.'S.
If You ARE INTERESTED ~ LIFE IN.
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office,
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free. Bids. Dent .i45, Chicago Tech. Cob
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AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERA.
~ permits and p1tsing enrs furnished
licensed instructor POSTER. Frank. $751;.
-
ciiy's Rsrbe- schools. Isa n. Gay st Baiti.
more, Md near City Haii. No enrolment
81 our Other baltimore school.
GET OUT OF THE RUT--MAKE MONEY
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s n Ear"p, Parent: and Guardian. inter:
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SPANISH LESSONS TO LIMITED NUMBER
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If YOU ARE EARNING LESS THAN 500
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Washington. u. e.
" A DOuBTEK PASS on: If PROGRESS.
slYe read and act student IN school 81
Jays earns 40 week; another 30 davs
s.s7 80 week; no previous training. strno.
graphic course. = months shorthand 10
days see. course. 80 mo Position for rradu.
n!ies Classes forming Boyd school 1893 g
Main .jjg. Eat Z yrs 0cc1Ipics b. Aoors
THOSE WITH UNDEVELOpED TALENT
FOR DRAWING
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TOR practical training. snare time or eve.
nlnga VIII interview only those DESTROYS al
making commercial art their profession. Ad,
dtess Box 1b0.C star office.
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NotNG NAN DESIRES kCRNt~HNN
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TWO TWO c0LNTRY GIRLS want an, 70 Jobs as
WANTED by two nea. eoIored zirls places
a. Cork 81 snv R ener 1871 81 iss =. "
WANTED BY COLOREp WOMAN Tuesdsys
and "ednesday- ont. laundry or cleaning:
ieierencc. Eorth 5000. -------
WASHING WANTED: bundles or family:
WOMAN. eolored. wishes Laundry work or
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woMAE: colorsd, wants day or part time
mefsias S wa2 csi Asn. soa eean:1
s,sId. Sai,re.s: hotel f Or bone: zogd Am:
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work. Call Adams :G04 ~.
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WOMAN. settled coIored. cook in private
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| location: Money maker. Call owner CoIunI-
/ bia 1881 mornings befOre o. evenings after q.
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wave, shamDoos. hngerws"e haircut 80 ::
EXPERT operstoTs: estabiIshed 20 gear. Ehz:
abeth shop. 925 Grant pl. nv. Fr. $3.50.
EUGENE PERMANENT WAVE complete.
$40: expert operator: milk pack. faciais.
hair cutting Evening apDointmenis Waters
Beauty Parlor. 1855 Conn. ave = 4l0s.
| HAIRCUTs for ladies Monday. 10 cents. free
marcel Wedne scsy: famous Honour facial
1 Friday. % cents: other at reasonable pFices:
| open Monday. "Wednesday. Friday Till 2 o q j:
/ other days Till d. Mabelie Honour School OF
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your services. place an advertisement in The Star
under appropriate Classification
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SAJ.ItST Adj.

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portunity to right persons; good
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FURNITURE statesmen, expert
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at 1lth.
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Civil Service Examinations.

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begin right now. Special preparation for
clerk promotion exams. file clerk, statistical
clerk editorial cck Patent orei HT1
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II You desire to sell or purchase anything,
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ments Of The Star
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
THREE TRAINMEN KILLED
WHEN TWO TRAINS CRASH
Four Others Seriously Injured In
Head-On Collision Near Nc
Cracker, kans.

McCracken, kas.. Aug. II R-
Three trainmen were killed and four
men injured dangerously when The
Westerner," Missouri Pacific passen-
ger train en- route from st. Louis to
Denver ran headon into loaded
moving extra freight train 6 miles
west of here late last night.
An undetermined number OF pas
sengers were shaken up but none
was reported badly hurt.
The dead:
P. H. Young, Hoisington. passen-
ger engineer.
Bert Kline. Hoisington. freight
brakeman.
Charles Cotton. Hoisington. freigh,
brakeman.
The severely injured included F.
E. Peugh, Young's fireman. Moll and
Triplett. engineer and fireman or
the freight and an unidentified tramp
riding the rods. The trainman all
live at Hoisington, division head.
quarters.
The wreck was caused, II was re
ported. by a misunderstanding o.
train orders. The passenger tra!r
was reported 10 have been ordered
on the side here. but passed Nc
Cracken on the main line ahead o.
its schedule.
A baggage car and Is freight carr
left the tracks. The locomotive.
were demolished.
The injured were taken to Hois
ington by a special train. which car
ried Hoisington physicians to tn
scene Of the wreck to render FRS
aid.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
BEL0IN suing BUDDE
over BUSINESS DEAL
Alleges He Was Induced
to Endorse Note by
Fraud

Alleging that Robert H. Budde.
local restaurauteur, made fraudulent
as to the ownership
of his restaurant and lunch cart, as
a result of which he was induced to
endorse a note for $4,000 on Oct. %,
1925, and that subsequently he was
obliged to pay to the New Britain
National bank S2,675 to settle the
debt. Fred Beloin. we'll known prop
erty holder, today instituted an ac-
ton against Budde for $4,000. At
torney S. Gerard Casale issued the
writ which was served by Deputy
Sheriff Francis P. Pallotti of Hart
ford and Constable Francis Clynes
OF this city. and is returnable in su-
perior court the first Tuesday in
September.
Budde represented to Beloin. ac-
cordins to the complaint. that his
restaurant at ~ Commercial street
and his lunch cart restaurants at 80
East Main street and II Arch street
were free from membranes and
had value of $4,000. and Beloin
endorsed the note, whereas, 1t Is al
Continued on Page ~
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Coolidge Accepts HooVsr's Res
ignation and Names William
F. Whiting to Succeed Him
NEW SECRETARY Big
PAPER MANUFACTURER
President Says knowledge Hoover
Has Obtained While In Office Is
"Unsurpassed" and He Extends
Best Wishes for Broader Field to
Which He Has Been Called
Graduate of Amherst.

Superior, Wis. Aug. II lP-Pres-
ident Coolidge accepted today the
resignation of Secretary Hoover from
the cabinet and appointed William
F. Whiting of Holyoke. Mass, to
succeed him.
President Coolidge accepted Sec
retary Hoover's resignation by tele-
gram, addressed to Washington. IN
which he praised the commerce sec
retary's effort in prom oting the COM
mercial and business activities of the
nation, The knowledge acquired by
Mr.. Hoover of business and govern
ment while in the cabinet was 'un-
surpassed" President Coolidge said,
Appreciates His Work
"Your resignation as secretary OF
commerce rendered sometime ago is
hereby accepted" President Coolidge
said. Il wish to express to you my
|appreciation of the character of the
service you have rendered in that
office. It has been of great beneflt
TO the commercial life of the nation
and has given a new impetus to our
entire business structure.
"You have gained a knowledge OF
the mechanics of business and gov
eminent that is unsurpassed. 1t VIII
always be a satisfaction to me 10
have had the benefit Of your wise
counsel in meeting the problems
which have arisen during my ad-
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New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
HELD AS AUTO THIEVES
Four Stamford Young Men Arrested
for Stealing Cars and Stripping
Them of Equipment

Stamford, Aug. Fl R-Four
Stamford men and one from Bridge
port have been turned over to the
Bridgeport police on charges of
theft Of two automobiles. They are
Robert and Theodore Annual, 20.
Frank Zessa. 25. and Fred Trean-
conere. 90 of this place and Eman-
uel Tetrucceli, 21. Of Bridgeport.
The men are alleged to have stol-
en- an automobile in BRIDGEPORT on
August II. and to have driven 1t
here and stripped 1t OF tires. bat
terry and other parts and to have
repeated the performance with m
other machine the following week.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Freight IS DERAILED
near Berlin station
Four Cars OFF Track and
Trains Are Detoured
Through City

Four cars IN freight train pro-
ceedins north on the main line of
the New Haven road from New
Haven to Springfield were derailed
about 1000 feet north of the Berlin
depot at the junction about 3 o'clock
this morning. No one was injured
in the accident but both tracks on
the main line were blocked for more
than an hour.
1t was necessary to re-route north
bound trains from Hartford and
Springfield through New Britain
from the Berlin junction and to send
southbound trains for New York
ever the Waterbury route. Train
number 60. sleeping cars from New
Haven. which was due in Hartford
at $40 O'Clock was sent to New
York through Waterbury. as was the
Washingtonian from Montreal whicI,
came through Hartford about an
hour later. Mail in some of the
Connecticut towns was delayed few
hours.
A wrecking train was at the seen.
| I'll lue dCGiutHl NllIlIll dli lloul
a large crew of men were put tt
work in order to clear the tracks II
quick time. Trains were running
normal again before Z O'Clock this
morning. A number of freight train'
bound for New Britain and Spring
field were put behind schedule be
cause of the derailment and th'
freight officials at the local station
were kept busy up until o'clocl
this morning giving orders to tn
engineers of the trains. Everything
was back to normal again shortl.
after 3 o'clock.
The officials of the New Havel
Coflpan are conducting an investi
cation as the derailment is though
to have been caused by faulty man
ipulation of the switches at Berlin.
Wild rumors spread around Berli
and New Britain. reports stating tha
two passenger trains had crashed in
to each other head on. causing
number of injuries. A number G
people drove to the scene of the &C
cident, only to find out that the re
ports we're false.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
HOLDS insane SON
PRISONER II YEARS
Colorado Mother Found to
Have Chained Man in
Little Cabin

Fairplay, Colo. Aug, 81 UP)-
Torn between love for her son and
fear that he would die If removed
to an insane asylum. Mrs. Anna
Deeler, 60. chained Harry. IS. to
the floor of a dark room in their
little log cabin, where he remained
for II years.
Oficers who visited the cabin
late yesterday after neishbors had
complained "all wasn't right found
the half-crazed man, with heavy
shackles about his nude body, in
the room.
One chain was attached to his
ankle and another wound around
his waist. They were 50 arranged
that Deeler could move about with
in a radius Of four or five feet.
The mother has pushed food into
the darkened room daily for II
years as she kept her secret from
the outside world, officers learned.
Deeler gazed wildly at Sheriff
Fred L. Richard and his deputies
and chartered as they entered the
room. He was wrapped tn 4 blanket
and taken to the county Jail, where
a sanity hearing will be held tomor-
row.
His mother declined to say any
thing to officials about her sons i'm
prisonment other than she feared
harm would befall him II he be-
came separated from her.
Deeler was ordered released from
the state insane asylum years ago
He had been removed to the asy.
lum while serving a term In tht
state penitentiary for cattle theft.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
ESK|M0S LOOKING
FOR LOST fL|ERS
Still No Word Is Received Of
HasSell and Cramer
THEIR FATE IS DUBIOUS
Macmillan Radios He Thinks Their
Chances Are Slim-Canadian, L.
S. and Danish Governments Aiding
In Search For Two Ayiators.

Copenhagen. Denmark, Aug. 81
LP,-Eskimos, sweeping along the
western coast Of Greenland in Davis
Strait in their kaiaks. or hunting
canoes, today were searching for
Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer,
missing American fliers.
Parties of arctic hunters were ex-
ploring the tiords between Cape
Farewell and Holstenborg In the
hope that the fliers may have come
down somewhere in that vicinity
Holstenborg is near Mount Evans,
goal of the airmen on their hop
from Cochrane. Ontario.
Acting on the request of the Amer
ican legation to assist in the search
for the Americans. the Greenland
administration has instructed all
Greenland trading ships to keep a
sharp lookout for the airplane
Greater Rockford and its crew of
two
The Danish inspection ship Godt
haab. now in Greenland waters, has
been instructed b ythe government
to begin a search Immediately for
the missing American airmen Bert
Hassell and Parker Cramer.
| The order was issued after H Per-
clval Dodge, the American minister
had called at the Danish foreign of
fee and asked the government to as
sist in widespread search for the
men.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
NEW BRITAIN CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, A'"c Connecticut State VEN
New London Fishers
Island Swim Is Done
BY Mother of Infant

New London. Aug. 21 Re
Mrs. Joseph Rosenblatt. Of Hart
ford, swan from Ocean Beach
to Fishers Island yesterday att
ernoon In three hours and IS
minutes, a distance OF seven
miles in a direct line but prob
ably more than half as long
again as a swimming task.
Mrs. Rosenblatt Is mother of
a ten months old son. She was
paced by q row boat In which
were Victor Mari Of Springfield.
and Miss Bee Rosenblatt of
Hartford. The swimmer was
fresh when she finished the dis
tance and walked out Of the
water.