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New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
MURDER SUSPECTS
 CAUGHT IN CANADA
N0rthcott and His Mother Are
 Under Arrest

Los Angeles, Sept. 20 R-rhc search for human bones and other evidence to substantiate the sinister story of the Northcott murder farm was temporarily suspended today by Southern California officers pending return here of the principals in the case. a 21 year old youth and his mother who were arrested in Canada yesterday.
 The district attorneys office today began extradition proceedings against Gordon Stuart Northcott and his mother, Mrs. Louisa Northcott. who have been sought for nearly a week. The former has been named as the slayer of at least four boys on his chicken farm at Riverside. Murder charges have been brought here against both.
 Authorities here were confident that the youth arrested in Vernon. B. C., and the woman held in Cal gary, Alberta, are the two principals named in the story of torture and murder told by their young relative. Sanford Clark.
 Immediately following reports of the arrest Rex Walsh, Los Angeles city chemist reported that samples of stained earth from shallow 1aves found on the Northcott farm re- vealed traces of human blood.
 Last night authorities were in- formed that a boy brought here from De kalb, H., under the identity of Walter Collins, kidnapped here months before. had admitted that he was not the abducted youth and that his assumption of young Col lins' name was hoax
 Walter Collins, g years old. was named by young Clark as one of the four boys abused and then mur- dered on the Northcott farm. Admitting his deceit the boy here said he did not know his own name and that his only knowledge of Walter Collins was from what he had learned through newspaper &C., counts and from talking with peo- l pie in Sycamore, III.
 The boy previously had convinced police that he was Walter Collins and his mother after her refusal to l admit he was her boy. was held in the psychopathic ward of the gen. eral hospital for observation. Prior to the chemists report of. :, 1 Northcott farm which paleontolo. gists identified as human bones The murder charge against North. ! colt and his mother was based or | the death of an unidentified Mexi can boy whose headless body wa. found recently near Puente, Cal Clark Northcutt, who is his uncle
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
John Coolidge Leaves
 Costly RoominR Quarter1

New Haven. Sept 20 (uP)-Je' . Coolidge. railroad clerk, au1 Ais secret service suard. NuseeA WeaA. have left their costly auarteEs at tho Yale Graduate club for modest ac. commodations in tho home of . divinity school professor.
 The presidents son and Wood have made their homo with Profess sor Benjamin w. Racon. profcssor emeritus at Yale Divinity scheel and widely known authority on the New Testament.
 Johns two weeks suest pTivi- ledges at the Graduates club would have expired this week. He and Wood lived at the club by invitation of Senior Vice President '. G. Buckland Of the New Haven rail road, Johns employer.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
SMITH IN BORDER STATE 0N TOUR
New York Governor Within Con
 fines Of Oklahoma

Governor Smiths Special Train. En Route to Oklahoma City. Sept. 20 N - Happy with recollections of another hectic day of meeting and greeting" campaigning. carried we'll into the night through the Kansas farm belt, Governor Alfred E. Smith was in the border" state of Oklahoma today prepared for his second formal bid for the presidency tonight at Oklahoma City.
 The democratic presidential nomi- nee had made up his mind on the line of attack he will follow in his second speech in the west. having worked late last night on an ad- vance manuscript between welcom- ing demonstrations at more than half a dozen Kansas cities, includ- ing Topeka, home of Senator Cur tis, the republican vice presidential candidate.
 Speech Not Known
 Just what the nominee planned to say at the auditorium had not been announced. There were indica- tions, however, that he intended to make his stand there one of the most important of his western tour Probably taking shot at party bolters and countering against critics of his public record.
 The religious question. one which ho. ,o<{rroA 0Ila hopaa nolitics in ro cent years. also was on the lips oi many as a possible theme.
 Word had reached the train that Oklahoma City was prepared tc give Governor Smith . biz ovation
 \, ,huge parade was understood tc have been arranged. as we'll as con- ferences with state political leaders at the Huckins hotel. where head quarters for the nominee and his party will be established.
 ! Gov. Henry Johnston. of Okla. homa, 9 democrat. and all living former governors of the state. ex. cept two, had planned to board the train at Enid to accompany the nominee to Oklahoma City.
 Others in the welcoming grouI included Scott Ferris, democratic national committeeman of Okla homa; George D. Key, state chair man; Mrs. D. A. McDougal. nationa committeewoman. and Mrs. kell! Brown, state vice chairman.
 Halts i'm Kansas
 After stops at Lincoln and Fair bury. Nebraska, yesterday, Gov Smiths train was halted again dur ing the afternoon for rear platform appearances at Belleville. Clay Cen ter and Manhattan. Kansas.
 ! Crowds gave the nominee hant at every station, but he stuck to hi resolution to make no open ai speeches. Hundreds climbed to thu railing of the observation car t grasp his hand as we'll as those o Mrs. Smith and their daughter. Mri John A. Warner.
 ] At nightfall Topeka was reache' and it was here that Governo Smith witnessed the greatest turn out of tho Kansas journey. His pic ture had been hung above the track near . platform where e demo
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
WANT PARENTS 10 APPEAR

Chicago. Sept. 20 (UP)-As . move toward the arrest and prose- cution of the kidnapers of little Billy Ranieri. who was returned home yesterday after being held captive in farm house for 13 days. Judge Frank Comerford today asked that the boy and his mother and father be brought into his court. The mother and father owe us some thing" the judge said. explaining he would give them a talk in their duty in prosecuting the kidnapers. They owe something to the law. If they will help us We will make this kidnapping too dangerous busi- ness and prevent some other moth- CTS child from q like fate"
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
CONCERT AT GEIsINGER's

Harold Oxley Gin person. and his orchestra will appear at Geisinger Inc. Furniture company Friday aft sfnoon from to s:30 only. Harold Oxley's orchestra will give exhibition of syneopation in the large display window.
 This orchestra is being praised highly by expert musicians, critics Reinting out that each member is . soloist in the fullest sense of the word and that tt the same time the sroup's ensemble performance is perfect, not only in cadence and medulation. but in the complete blending of all instruments.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
STOCK Ar CAMEO


 The Garrick Players at the Cameo thsatsr in Bristol are offering today, Friaay and Saturday Guy Bottoms htms-spun comedy. Adam and Eva"
 Adam and Eva" is | comedy of typical American family life and. n usual. dad is the goat It Is . low ahls play with . cast of characters that you will all recognize.
 This marks the sixth successful week that the Garrick Players have been presented at the Cameo. They ofteF the latest stage hits at that thAater every Thursday. Friday and aaturday only, with . matinee on Thursday and Saturday.
 Next week. starting Thursday. tho 0arriek Players are presenting the mest talked of subject, Companion ate Marrtass" by Ralph Graves
 Seats for the evening perform ances are reserved. Special atten- tioa is given to out of town pa. irons Telephone reservations will Do accepted by calling Bristol 1860
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
AzIz GROTTO MEETING

The first meeting after the sum mer season of Aziz Grotto' will be held Friday evening at o'clock at Grotto hall. A large attendance Is expected to discuss activities for the rest of the year, including the fall ceremonial. After the meeting a program of vaudeville acts will be given.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
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New Britain herald., 1928-09-20

cratic political meeting had been in progress. Several thousand persons surrounded the Smith private car and sent up a wild shout as the train came to . stop. Bands struck up the Sidewalks of New York. !" as had others along the way. and demands were persistent for . speech.
 Shakes Many Hands
 Again politely declining, the gov ernor confined his stay amidst the capital throng to shaking hands. The crowd became % dense at times that the governor and his daugh- ter. Emily. frequently went to the railing and waved back those climb ing aboard. Two women were said to have tainted.
 Somebody's going to get hurt the governor warned and then turn ing humorously to the uproarious crowd asked for a Ibig policeman who could best stand the jostlinE. The city police chief approached. Taking him by the hand. the gover- nor amid laughter. informed those within close range:
 Now if you want to say you shook hands with me. go around to the police station tomorrow and shake the chiefs hand"
 The leader of a neg band. wear ing q big black beaver, sent word to the nominee to look his way and he would see someone you know" Receiving a glance the band leader doffed his beaver and began waving it back and forth bigh above his head. Then the campaign brown derby appeared and the nominee initiated the negro's motions in cheer leader fashion as sholts of Alta boy. AL" went up from the crowd.
 Extends Greetings
 Charles B. Beebe, secretary of Governor Ben $. Paulen who is in Vermont. extended Kansas greetings to Governor Smith who previously had been informed by Dudley Doo- little. democratic national commit teeman. accompanying him from Omaha to Topeka. that. his endorse ment of the McNary- Haugen bill principle of controlling surplus crops had made the Sunflower state | doubtful" Leaving Topeka. the nominee was greeted at Mcfarland, Alma. where county fair was in progress, and Herington, Kansas, where torches aided the crowds to get almost g daylight glimpse of him and Mrs Smith, now burdened with huge bouquets received along the route
 At Herington. a railroad center. g local newspaperman asked fo' some comment on threatened strike on western roads over wage demands.
 Don't know a thing about it." the governor said.
 Ask for Mrs. Smith
 Here also the governor was be. seeched ito make a speech.
 If you're too tired Al. let Mrs Smith speak, said a man Tn the group, and received two broad smiles for his effort.
 The place was the last stop on the schedule for the night.
 The governor because of demand! on his time for preparation of hi. speech tonight, called off last min ute requested tarries. including on. at Marion, Kansas, where a tele gram informed him, "a group o Kansas republicans who are goinI to vote for you" said they would be waiting.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20

0uadsloups. wAsrs tAe Aeo&A tsle vas sso. Parliamentary apQsoval will be asked later.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
Four Million to Be
 Spent for Sufferers

Paris, Sept. 20 R-The cabinet today authorized an expenditure of S4,O0O,OOO for hurricane relief in the French West Indies. including
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20

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Evening star., 1928-04-05
FALLS 4,4OOFEET,
OPENS PARACHUTE
Navy Flyer Waits Until Within
700 Feet of Ground Before
Pulling Cord.


PENSACOLA, Fla April 5.--Harold
I. whithy. naval machinistS' mate last
night claimed the worlds record for a
free drop from an airplane. having shot
earthward 44o0 feet yesterday before
pulling the ripcord and drifting zoo
feet 10 earth suspended beneath the
spread of q mammoth silk parachute.
Whitby jumped into space from a
naval plane at the Pensacola naval
training station from an altitude OF s.
400 feet
TWO other naval machiniStS' mates,
G. w. Morgan and Thomas l.. Crawford,
also exceeded the previous mark of 1900
feet. which naval officers said was eS-
EabliShed by an Army parachute jumper.
The former plunged through space 5000
feet before pulling the ripcord and the
latter 2.70o feet. Both preceded Whitby.
The three men. engaged in making
Navy movies. leaped under the ooSer-
walton Of naval officers, who verified the
distances
The men last night were stiff and sore
from the jerk they received when the
sceuteS opened,
I had full use of my arms and legs
during my plunge" Whitby said last
night. Contrary to the general belief,
/ had no trouble III breathing. my senses
were alert and I watched the earth as
1t seemingly rushed up toward me
Crawford and Moran agreed Win
whitby concerning the sensations
Whitby said he was eager 70 repeat the
prlnge before a representative of the
National Aeronautical Association to
establish an officially recognized record
Each man used the Army Navy ring
type training parachute for the jump.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
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Evening star., 1928-04-05
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Evening star., 1928-04-05
WORLD FAIR BACKING
SOUGHT IN CHICAGO
ESQ. 900 Residents Will Be Asked
to Subscribe to 1888 Project
Under Plan.


CHICAGO. April 5.-Chicagoans will
be asked to underwrite the Worlds
Fair of 1898 by purchasing certificates
now emitting them to admission, under
o plan announced today by StuyveSant
Peabody, chairman OF the fair enroll
nlent committee. The plan win be
submitted TO a conference Of delegates
from 1900 civic organizations April l3
Peabody said he hoped TO enroll at
least go, 600 residents as active hackers
Of the fair. Each will be asked TO
purchase certificates emitting them 10
10 admission tickets. The price of
the certificates viii be decided upon at
the conference next week.
Our purpose in obtaining such a
large enrolment Is to determine in
advance upon Just how large a scale
We can stage the fair 1t also viii
create a feeling of interest on the part
Of these hackers"
Evening star., 1928-04-05
DENIES ZITA'S ILLNESS.
Official Statement Says ex-Empres'
of Hungary Is Recovering.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain. April S
dp).-Recent rumorS that the condi-
ton of former Empress zita of Hun
gary was precarious were decried in
an official statement issued last night,
On the contrary. she has so far
recovered from her recent operation
here that some of her children have
come from LeQueitio, where the family
is living In exile to visit her
Evening star., 1928-04-05
AMERICAN DIES IN INDIA.

Geological Expert Is Victim of
Auto Accident.
RAwALPTNDI. Punjab, India, April
5 Lp9.-An American geological expert
named Smith attached to the Attock Oil
Co, Ltd, was fatally injured last night
when an automobile in which he was
riding hit a cuivert and overturned.
Smith and companion named King
died IN a hospital Three other pas
sengers and the driver were injured, but
not dangerously. Smith arrived in
India recently and was due TO sail for
America soon
Evening star., 1928-04-05
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-31
LEGAL

10 all lot owners or other persons
interested in the burial ground Of
the Hebrew Benevolent Society OF
Brownsville and Matamoros, a more
particular description Of said burial
ground being all that track q land
on the n. +. corner OF Madison and
Second Streets, being 10 feet front
on Madison Street with lines al right
angles forming an oblong square Of
Ito feet by 100 feet in the City of
Brownsville. in the County or Cam
eron and the State of Texas.
Please Take Notice that we, the
undersigned, will hold a meeting on
the cath day Of February, 1928, al
$3.50 p. NJ, at American Legion Hall
933 Levee Street in the City OF
Brownsville in the County Of Cam
eron and the State of Texas, for the
purpose Of creating and organizing q
Corporation under Title 20 of the
Venron's Annotated Texas Statutes
1925. The purpose of said Corpor-
alton shall be among other things 90
receive the title to the property
above described and maintaining a
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Pulling Power of Herald Want Ads Is Great
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Dolores Cara, c,-lcs o-uirtara.
Elodia Quintana, L. Ton.~ Snssra
tans p;carTaa Guadalupe Quin-
saa' uo Gonzales, Francisco
S~uin.aaa' Aarian Garcia, Josefa
Suin.- cara Pens, Ana Maria
SuinIana' conception Hinojosa de
1~srrsJan' lnvmas Hinojosa, Rosa
HinoJosa nc Jose Gonzales. are de-
PENDANTS; being a suit for the eon-
demnation Of a right Of wsv for flood
control purposes over ana arrou- tSa
following described land.
All that certain tract r,ar. -
parcel OF land known a. ~ Ramcr
Hinojosa Labor, out 81 tn Tomntra
Bend, out Of the Esuir;tr Santo
Grant, j. s. dc la Cara original
guarantee, Cameron County. Texas.
containing 100 acres Of land. more
or less.
The tract necessary to be con
demned described by metes and
bounds as follows:
Beginning mt the northeast corner
Of the Manuel Villareal tract Of
land. thence N. 6S degrees "a min.
west 90S feet 60 the northwest cor
HeE Oh 5Mlu tGACt1 tHrIAN n. $50 de-
grees 06 min. west 50 feet: thence
s. 66 degrees 81 min. 2. cor feet to
the east fence line OF said tract;
thence along said east Fence line,
N. 81 degrees SO min. II. o tire point
of beginning: containing Is acres If
land, more or less: and plaintiff las
been unable to agree with the own
ers on the amount OF damages.
You are commanded to summon
such defendants. and 10 serve this
citation. by making publication OF
this citation once In each week ~
four consecutive weeks previous to
the return day hereof, in some
newspaper in your County.
WITNESS u hands this the 2ist
day on January. A. %. 1928.
II. N. SHELTON,
w. r. Clint.
J. H. Batseli. Commissioners I'm
Condemnation.
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FINEST CITRUS 0
FOR SALE

For business reasons will sell my
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the government inspectors TO be the
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main highway adjoining the town Of
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blocks from bus ness district. Con-
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on west side and less than two hum
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approximately $500 trees, half
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LEGAL ADYERTIsKlIENT

private cemetery and caring fd
same. z. A. Rosenthal. B. M. Freu
denstein, M. T. Kaplan, Sam Peri
B. L. Kowalski, B. I. Cain, A. Ash
helm. Jos. UT. Bollack. u MI. SteiH
S. Block, Marcel $. Block. Camilh
Block, Pierre Block. wv. "A. King
THE STATE OF TEXAS
BEFORE ME, @. mr.. Wunderman, Il
Notary Public In and for CamsroI
County, 7reras, this day personally
appeared x. "A. Rosenthal, B. mi. Freu
denstein, M. II. Kaplan, Sam Per-
ID. T.. Kckalski, III. T. Cain, "A. Ash
helm, Jos. F. Bollack, ]. nj. Stein, !
Clock, Marcel q. Block, Camill
Block, Pierre Block and w. A. King
known to me 70 be- the persons who's
names are subscribed 20 the fera
going instrument and acknowledged
TO me that they executed the sam
Tor the purposes and consideration
therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal, thk
9Th day OF January, a. ID. 1928.
(SEAL)
g. mi. WundeFmnn.
Notary Public.
Cameron County, Texas
f-10-2-s-30t-26is.
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SEE
WHY WHY
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
THE STATE OF X

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Cameron County, GREETING:
You are hereby commanded to
summon Maria Hirojosa and hus-
band, Raymon Cosio Gonzales. Re-
beca Hinoiosa and husband Pedro
Gay, Scledad Hinojosa and husband
EDUARDO Gonzalo Blanco, Dolores
lara, Carlos Quintana, Elodia
Suintana and husband Jose Lopez
Suasua, Rosa Quintana, Guadalupe
luintana and husband Ricardo
Sonzaies' Francisco Quintana and
husband Adrian Garcia, Josefa Quin-
tana, Maria Fena, Ana Maria Quin-
tana' conception Hinojosa de Bar
raIan, Thomas Hinojosa, and Rosa
Hinojosa and husband Jose Com
zaies, who are non-Eesidents OF this
state, TO appear in the office of w.
B. Clint in Brownsville, Cameron
County, Texas, at &c o'clock a. m.
on the 9th day Of February, A. II.
1928, before the undersigned COM
m%issioners appointed by the Court
to assess the damages resulting By
reason of the location By Cameron
County Of a right OF way for flood
protection purposes across certain
land in which the above parties as
sert an interest;
Then and there TO answer a petit
ton filed with the Hon. John Klei-
Der, County Judge OF Cameron
County at Law on the 21st day of
January, "A. ID. 1928, being numbered
1895, IN which suit Cameron County
Is plaintiff and Adeia Villareal,
Mamerta V~illareal. Antonio Viliareal
and wife. Refugia Falcon, Francisco
Villareal. Maria Villareal. Manuel
Villareal. Luciano Hinojosa. Arturo
Portilla. Conception Portilla. Mac
rima Portilla and husband Antonio
Luna. Octavio III. Hinojosa. Carolina
Duclos, Encarnacion Portilla. Hnto-
MO Portilla and Victoria Portiila and
husband. Mauro Tamayo. Maria
Hinojosa. Ramon Cosio Gonzales.
Rebeca Hinoiosa. Pedro Gay. Soledad
Hinojosa. Eduardo Gonzalo Blanco,