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Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-11
STEAMSHIP LINE SOLD

WASHINGTON, June II. P- American Wester African Line, com. posed of 10 vessels, was sold to the Barber teamship Company for $2,263,- 5O6.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-11
NO sAcRILEeE

PARIS, June II. (P-Replying to adverse criticism of Dean Inge, Doctor Serge veronoff, reiuvenation expert, aid he could see no sacrilege in trying to strengthen bodies God made.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-11

Two new Ch.veet autos arrived in Seward, on the steamer Alaska billed for F. B. Johnson of Fairbanks.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-11
LEGM NOTICE
IN PROBATE COURT FOR SEWARD PRECINCT, THIRD DIVISION TERRITORY OF ALASKA In the Matter of tho Estate of JOHN ANTHONY, Deceased.
 NO. f3o
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned is the duly appointed acting and qualified Administrator of the Estate of JOHN ANTHONY, De- ceased; and in accordance with an order duly made therefor, NOTICE IS NOW HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CREDITORS of and to all persons having claims against the said de- ceased to exhibit such claims, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after and from the date of this notice to the said administrator at his place of residence, Van Glider hotel, in Seward, Alaska, which the under signed selects as his place of business in all matters connected with the es- tate of the said JOHN ANTHONY, De- ceased.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, May 14, 1928.
 C. H. KEEL,
 Administrator of the Estate of JOHN ANTHONY, Deceased. First publication, May IS, 1928. Last publication June 23, 1928.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-11

THE NEW VANITY VEST PoCK- EFT koDAks WITH F6s LENS ARE HERE. Schallerer's Aiaeka Shop.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
RATCHET USER is DEAD
So Year Old Woman Attained Fame
When She smashed Wisconsin
Town, Liquor supply

Baraboo, Wis. July 3 lP-A band
of militant women whose hatchets
curbed the liquor traffic Of pioneer
Baraboo long before Carrie Nation 5
activity made her famous vas re-
called today with the death of the
last of the group, who made prohi-
bition history.
Mrs. Mary HartweN. who died
sunday night at the age of So. in
milwaukee,. was one OF forty who
armed with hatchots. hammers and
other implements. marched on the
town liquor dispense rics one morn
ing in 1884. Sweeping in and out
OF saloons and grocery stores the
belllger1nt force smashed liquor
kegs and barrels.
The band of women that included
a young girl who later becam. Mrs.
HartW2li, curbed the towns liquor
traftlc in what Was proba bly, the
first show Of belligcrent violence on
the part of prohibitionists.
Saloon proprietors sought the
punishment of the women. Bara boo
authorities refused TO issue warra nts
but the officers of the neighboring
town OF Sank complied. There the
women were tried and freed.
carrie Nation was a great wo-
man. Mrs. Hartwell used to say.
God bless her. But it was the wo-
men of Baraboo who executed Car
ric Nations notions before Carrie
Nations time
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
ENDS SOUR STOMACH
WAY DOCTORS ADVISE

Vast numbers Of New Britain
people. like Miss Rose O'Neil have
found hat pure. beautiful ,egeta-
ID" extracts offer Il quick. pleasant
and sura way of relieving gas. sour
ness and other forms of stomach
distress
Miss pNel, for example lad reached
the point Where everything upset her 50
the very sight Of food nauspated her
bgestants had failed TO help. cathartics
gave her temporary relief but left her
lnuIe "onstipated than ever when the
harsh pursatlNe effects wore Off. On the
DOCTORS advice then she began using
Ayers Tabl"ts-a hospital certified COM
pound of healthful vegetable extracts ~
tempting form.
Keller began quickly. the doctor re-
ports. by following directions carefully
She restored natural action Of her
iu1cstines. without tie need of further
treatment. And in Two weeks the doc
toi's report continues, Miss D'Neil was
hot only free from stomach distress hut
felt and looked like n different person
with the clear ruddy complexion tina;
comes only from vigorous health and
energy.
Ayers Tablets are hospital certified
used moro extensively than any other
medicine In the world-and can be had
for "5r package at all druggists
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
MARION MEASURES THE
LABRADOR CURRENT
Coast Guard Cutter Finds its Mean
Width l. 40 Niles-Repoits
by Radio

Boston, July 81 P-Oceanogra PHI
ic observations made by the coast
guard steamer Marion. engaged in ii
survey Of the north Atlantic. have
measured the mean width of the
Labrador current as 10 miles. A
radio message to the Associated
Press from the Marion says that the
obSerNa tons were carried on from
te Straits of Belle Isle northward
to Hopodale. Labrador.
The message was picked up by W.
\. Mcclintock, operating amateur
radio station NJ . w I at Westfield
y. j., Aud forwarded through Hart
:ord, Conn. hea 1quarters of the
American Radio Relay League.
Oceanic conditions and Il counter
edge. There was no field ice in the
vicinity but it vas estimated that
seven hundred iceberes We're strewn
along the Labrador coast from Cape
thidlcy to Belle Isle.
The weather in that region has
been overcast with an easterly wind
for the past week. The Marion on
the night Of July %. when the mes
sage was sent. was approaching the
west coast Of Greenland.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
FORCES REALIGN
IN TEXAS PARTY
Moody ReuomiDated by Over
10000 Majority

Dallas Tea. July 81 ~ - H.
alignment OF political forces began
in Texas today with nearly COM
plcte tabulation OF votes in Satur-
days democratic primary making
certain run-off primary August
% for United States senator and
lieutenant governor.
Governor Dan Moody MAS re-
nominated by majority exceeding
10000 votes over thre. opponents
two of whom had aligned them
selves with the national ticket
bolt" element
Miller vs. Love
senator Earle Is. Mayiicld. seek
ing reelection, and Congre ssmau
Tom Connally. who ran a close Sec
Cnd. will enter the senatorial run
Off. while Lieutenant Governor Bar
ry Miller will face State Senator
Thomas b. Love in the lieutenant
governor race.
Congressman Thomas Il. Blanlon.
senatorial candidate, who polled
upwards OF 100000 votes, announced
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

BETSY" AT CAPITOL

'GLORlOCS BETSY AT CAPITOL
The photoplay attraction at the
Capitol for today md Wednesday
GUS Betsy" a glamcrous romance Of
4 love that deiied the world. Con-
lad Nagel is Miss Costello's leading
man and he is superb as Jerome
Bonaparte, brother of the famous
emperor. who as envoy from France
to America, falls deeply in love with
a beautiful daughter of the south.
Fight Pictures Thursday
On Thursday the program changes
and brings three feature attractions
that will he headed by the Tunney-
Heeney fight pictures which show
this worlds heavyweight champion
ship bout round by round with the
tenth and eleventh rounds in SLOW
motion.
Wallace Berry and Raymond Hat
ton. those funny opponents of 10y
will also be on the program in THE
Big killing" their latest omedy in
which they stop a Kentucky feud?
The third feature will offer Anna
!. Nilsson in a melodrama THE
Thirteenth Juror
Beginning Sunday night for four
lays the big attraction will offer
William Boyd in 1.-The Cop fast
moving action drama of New Nork's
underworld.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
Announces
He IS FOR HOOVER
Rev. s. A. Iciek Served Abroad
Under Republican Candidate

Stating that he had q great re-
gard for GOV. Alfred T.. Smith. and
had the republicans nominated any,
one except Hoover he would have
voted for the democratic candidate
Rev. Stanley A. lciek, editor of the
Polish Catholic Leader of this city
and widely known throughout the
state, has confirmed reports that he
would support the republican nom
nee. Tie priest made this state
ment at his home in Norwich. where
he is pastor of st. Joseph's church..
Rev. Father Icick is known for
his open and frank expressions. He
was associated with the republican
candidate in the office of the Amerj
can Relief organization during the
post period, for several months
doing publicity work. Later he
visited Poland. where the organiza-
lion carried on relief work among
his countrymnn.
He stated that he felt ii his duty
to help the man who helped his
countrymen. if tn" party leaders
want him. and should the occasion
arise he would use the Polish press
IN TINS country as q medium to
reach the several hundred thousand
Polish American voters. writing his
observations on Hoover.
Father lci"li lived here for four
years from 1920 until 1924, during
which he was editor of the Catholic
Leader. He came here from Poland
where he served Us chaplain in the
Polish army. Prior to his Joining the
forces he was pastor in Duluth.
Minnesota
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

he would throw his support TO Con
hali!. lille jeff Moiemore. who ran
a poor sixth. declared tor the in
eumbent. Other candidates were
non committal.
State Senator J. ID. Iarneil. en-
trenched in third place in the lieu
tenant governors race, issued a
statement declaring he would woi,
for denomination OF Miller. because
he disa pproNed of Loves renuncia
ton OF the national ticket. Love
had declared he would not vote to-
Governor Alfred T.. Smith, and was
active in the anti-Smi,h state cam
palgn to carry the state for Her
bert Hoover IN November.
The Returns
Returns from .45 of ,he e5s
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
Tunney Estimates
Opponents Chances

New York, July 81 UP)-Gene
Tunney's estimate of the leading
contenders for his heavyweight
crown follows:
Jack Sharkey-"He certainly
will have chance TO prove he's
as good as he was that night
against Delaney"
Tommy Loughran -" Hes a
nice boy and has a fine person.
ality. but that won't carry him
far among the big tough heavy
weights"
Phil Scott-"He's likely to b.
dangerous. because he's improv-
ms all the time"
knute Hansen--"He may go
some place If he can keep up the
work he showed against Phil
Scott"
Harold Mays (Tunney's spar
ring partner for three years.
Watch him. He's going to be
heard from within a year"
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
Officials Investigating
Railroad Crossing Death

stamford, July 81 Railroad
officials were Investigating today the
accident al Il Glcnbrook grade cross
ing lat" yesterday that resulted in
the dcath Of Joseph &. ODouneu
80, OF stamford. and serious iniur,
OF james Smith. also of Stamford.
An automobile driven by O'Don-
nell Was struck by a north bound
tram On the New Canaan branch of
the New Haven road
Smith was reported in critical
condition at the Stamford hospital
this morning. He has = fractured
skull. rboEn"ll. a laborer, left a
wife and five children.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
New Air Mail Rates
Effective Tomorrow

Postmaster II. T.. Erwin an
nounced this morning that the new
air mail rates will become effective
tomorrow morning. The new rate is
considerable decrease over the old
rate. The new stamps will cost five
cents for the first ounce and o cents
for each succeeding ounce, any
" here in the United States.
The new stamps have not arriv-
ID in this city, but the proper
amount OF postage in any denomi-
nation will suffice if the letter is
plainly marked Via air mail" Mr.
Erwin states.
The new stamps are of the air.
mail colors. red, white and blue and
have the picture of an airplane con-
aimed thereon.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
Welsh Moose Give Award
To Secretary J. J. Davis

Cardiff. Wales, July 81 (P>-
cardiff members of the Royal Order
OF Moose have presented United
states Secretary of Labor James J.
Davis with a silver salver in appre-
cation OF his efforts in bringing ia
wales tn" first conferences of The
order he'd outside of America,
Secretary Davis. who is the head
or IN" order in the United States.
ana other Moose delegates were the
guests Yesterday afternoon at a
garden party given by the MARQUIS
and Warehouses of Butte in the
grounds of historic Cardiff Castle.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

counties including ~ comp,ete. n
gathered by the Texas election bu-
ieau. gave;
nited States senator: Maytietd
li2 az; Connaiiy l56.2yl: Alvin
ows!ey, lll,436; Bianton 1aS. Wys:
Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham
2a.9l5: Moitmorc SSH.
Governor: Moody a1a.S6l Loui.
Nariiaw 2lo.S67; William Hawk.
ms 1876: Mrs. Edith Wiimans
1888.
nss; Love l6s,Sls; Parneii 6i.073:
Darwin %a.23S; Mccall a5,o7a.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
Prince George En- Route
To China to Reach Quebec

Montreal. Cue. July 81 H9 =
Prince George. youngest son of the
King Of England. will arrive in Que
bee city on August Is aboard the
:. s. Empress of Australia. He will
take n train for Vancouver from
believed here he will Join the China
'tajIon flagship and remain in the
Far East for the remainder of his
commission The prince will as
*nme IN" role OF lieutenant ppon
'oiDing the squadron.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
HELD FOR MANSIAuGHTER

SomerviIIe, Mass, July 81 %
Edward Walsh, 10. Of Medford. was
arrested today, charged with man
slaughter in connection with the
death Of Private kaeg Solrus of the
18th United States infantry who was
attacked and beaten by FIVE men
after a quarrel over young woman
saturday night. Solrus died Sunday
at the Somerville hospital.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
CLARENCE ", RROV<

DanNers. Mass. July 81 tP}-Clar-
ence w. Brown. first assistant reeis-
trar CT probate in the Essex county
court at Salem. died at his home
here last night after having been
5e'z"d with an attack OF acute iudi-
sestion at his office yesterday. He
vas 81 years old and had been CON
nected with the probate court for
nearly 50 Years.
He is survived By widow and
one son.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

PoStS liidt Tug puIlli " Nus VIII nave
him engaged to at least three more
girls this year. During the last two
years, he says. six different ones have
been mentioned as his tiancee.
Boston Jack Dempsey, who,
some folks suggest, is scouting for
heavyweight possibilities for Tex
Richard, is to be the announcer at
scrap here tonight His voice should
get a good tryout. The fight is al
Braves field.
New York For 81, 800 Amelia
Earhart indcrsed in advertisements
the brand of cigarettes used by her
transatlantic flight companions. She
did it deliberately, she has written
Commander Byrd. SO she could make
q contribution to his antarctic ex-
petition which otherwise would have
been impossible. The commander, in
a reply expressing appreciation; calls
it an act Of astonishing generosity.
Hampton Bays, n. Y. Among
hose voting for Smith in November
will be six Smlths--the governor.
Mrs. Smith. two daughters and two
sons. che of whom will cast his first
vote for father.
New York Joseph +. Ruther-
ford. preacher and foe of organized
Christianity. announces that the
most extensive and expensive radio
hookup in history will be used by
him next sunday morning for an add
dress in Detroit. Ninety-siX stations
will be employed an hour and a half.
The largest hookup hitherto has
been s, stations for radio dinner
The cost 10 the preacher may be
guessed from the fact that in Jan
Cary IA motor car company paid S42.-
coo for Il hookup of AZ stations for
an hour.
Budapest The money made by
Wilma Banky IN Hollywood seems to
have started something. Movie max
ing in all its branches is to be taught
in all public schools. Thcatcrs must
"a''i'' pup'is Tree
new ioih "a i''ee9's " ''''
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is flying police. The professor. who
holds the chair of aviation law and
air traffic regulation at koenigsburg
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New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

Owls eyes are fixed. but as COM
peisatlon they Ca nturn their heads
almost in complete circle.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

f'astoh State officers Stop n
'"th ana s"iz" thousand gallons
OF beer which was being carried
over unfrcquentcl Sport Hill road
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

Hartford-lgor /. Sikorsky, air.
pane designer flies here in huge
anphlbian plane from College Point
l.. l.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

he returns from work.
New Naturalization K. Amours of
East NorWalk is held criminally re-
sponsible for death OF Carrie E. Day,
-, passenger in his car when it
caIllded with a truck on the Mil
icrd turnpike. in a finding handed
down by Deputy Coroner James J.
Corrlgan. Corrigan finds that
Amours was driving his machine
with the lights dimmed.
Stamford-Grade crossing smash
brings death to one man and serious
injuries to another in Glenbrook.
Joseph Z. O'Donnell is the dead
man and James Smith is suffering
from a possible fractured skull and
other injuries. Their car was hit
by d New Canaan train.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

Hartford-Dr. w. l., Higgins of
oN'h''H' dean OF general assembly
"lllihg to be nominated for secra-
TAR yof state if Secretary Pallo,ti is
not candidate.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

rairheid-Ellis Narady. is, is
killed and two others injured when
automobile sidcswipes another and
turns over. Miss Eunice Bullard
ar'Ner of the other car. and John
Mime VINO was driving the accident
car are both arrested.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

New Uaten-Jude. Jobn ! "a
~" III PROBATE court calls bond Of
Mrs France u. Foster, conservation
VI 'ne estate of her late nenh.v
CHARLES H. Sanford.
Merldell-Flaa staff which Will he
memorial to late tougr.ssn,,n
'oii'as l.. Reilly and which will be
Se' UP IN city park to be dedicated
l.apor Day afternoon under dir,c-
uoh OF Thomas Reilly memorial as
soclation OF postal empIoy.s
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

New Haven-Judge Grove J. TINT
We VI inns city and East Haven.
'HF'e tlmc representative Of East
raven IN the general assembly. dies
at =. following shock.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31
FLASHES OF LIFE: BYRD GETS MONEY
FROM EARHARTS CIGARETTE ADS

he returns from work.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

budapest - The money made by
Wilma Banky IN Hollywood seems to
have started something. Movie max
ing in all its branches is to be taught
in all public schools. Thcatcrs must
admit pupils free.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

Worcester, Mass.-Worry over
debts causes woman to take own
life and that of year-old son:
husband and father finds bodies as
New Britain herald., 1928-07-31

New York 4 necessity of The
near future in all countries. in the
is flying police. The professor, who
holds the chair of aviation law and
air traffic regulation at koenigsburg
university, is here on visit.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
!. S. GIRL BECOMES
HINDU TOMORROW
Miss Miller Going Through
Ritual Prior to Wedding
Former Maharajah.

Ry the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 12.-Amid the
shrines and temples of the ancient holy
city of Mask. India, an American girI
tomorrow will become Hindu so that
she may we'd a former maharajah.
Miss Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle,
Wash, will undergo the shuddi, or puri-
flcation ceremony, for her conversion
from Christianity. After 1t she will go
to Darya Mahal, near BarWaha, where
on Saturday she will become the third
wife of Tukoii Rao, former maharajah
of 1ndorc.
The religious ritual will begin at SUM-
rise at Gangapur. on the banks OF the
Godavery, flve miles from Mask. Gen.
orally If there is no sun there Is no
ceremony.
Shuddi is begun by building fire Of
Goals, known as "agani" in the middle
of the room, pouring inScnSe upon the
fuel until the room is cloudy with It's
smoke. Then the chanting Of Hindu
priests begins. and for more than two
hours 1t continues. as they invoke the
blessing Of the Hindu trinity-Brahma,
Vishnu and Siva-upon the initiate.
In the middle of the ceremony the
neophyte is handed a goblet of holy
water which she must drink. She must
wear the Hindu woman's flowing garb.
Her participation in the ceremony Is
accepted as evidence of the fact that
she believes in the religion.
In the evening there will be general
ceremony at Mask. A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Bombay said that Miss
Miller might make speech as part Of
this. If she does so an Grafton by a
Hindu priest will follow.
While plans for the conversion con-
tinued controversy over it ragged hotly
among the Hindus. The orthodox
Brahmins contend that 1t is an abso-
lutte farce. since only those born Hindus
can hold the Hindu faith.
At the wedding on Saturday the GUS
tomary marriage procession will be
omitted. The program provides for
lavish festivities and illuminations at
Tukoji Raos estate, which is situated
in the middle of small jungle.
Arrangements have been made to Aim
the initiation ceremony and many Eu-
ropeans are clamoring for tickets for
the evening ceremony, to which admis-
sion will be limited.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
S. CAROLINA ASSEMBLY
ENDS SHORT SESSION
Legislators Complete Work in go
Days-Governor Vetoes School
Fund Bill.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, s. c., March 12-Com-
pleting Its work in an even so days. the
shortest period since 1921, the South
Carolina General Assembly adjourned
its annual session late Saturday.
Routine work and local legislation
occupied the assembly for the most
part. A compulsory school attendance,
carrying the first Statewide money ap-
preparation ever enacted for its enforce
ment, fell when Gov. Richards vetoed
the financial appropriation for its MAIN
tcnance
A modified Sunday observance law.
passing both houses today, had not re-
ceived executive approval when the
Legislature adjourned.
Other bills of Statewide interest
signed by the governor included one
raising the speed limit of motor vehicles
on State highways from IS to As miles
an hour.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
SENATE GROUP GETS
FARM MARKET BILL
Committee Is Due to Study Alter.
nate Site Proposals
This Week.

Members Of the Senate District COM
mittee may meet sometime this week to
begin consideration OF the farmers
market bill. which. as passed by the
House recently. calls for purchase oi
the Southwest site, near the water
front.
1t is not believed the committee will
hold lengthy hearings on the subject
again. Several separate bills favorine
different sites have been introduced
however. and 1t Is expected the COM
mittee will devote itself to study OF
these proposals before taking action.
Senator Capper Of Kansas. chairman
OF the committee. has not decided what
day the committee would meet.
Ordinary moving pictures are taken
at the rate Of l6 second.
Evening star., 1928-03-12

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Evening star., 1928-03-12

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be able to realize that
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Evening star., 1928-03-12

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AIRY manufacturing discovery.
Scientists developed it. Found
the way to make soap of microscopic
thinness. Many times as Thin as fake
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of soap ever discovered.