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WOODBINE RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-One mile.
Best Bonnet fPichon).. 1886 $40 s3.05
Mad Mullah (Thomas) 1880 1855
Gal. Diamond ID. Mr. $50
Rare Vintage, White Dove, Easter
Sight, Little Margie 3. Grubstake. Fly
ing Column, Head Lad, Siberian, an /
Mirth also ran. Time, 1:43.
SECOND RACE-Two miles.
Manifold (McAfee) .$34.1e 1920 $500
Kangaroo &c Mergler) ass 2.70
irish Jig (Crawford) $50
Fleetwood, HeIsdeIite, Cherub, Peace
full Boy, also ran. TiIne-4:04
, THIRD RACE-Five furIongs
iGangster Long1 .....$14. so 1910 3a.f5
Glacial IShoper) 49,. Ais $50
yiolado (Harvey) 49,. 2.35
Wreckage. NIGERIA. Vitalize. Rho
danfhe, Rea. Gallant Spark Face
Cream, also ran. Time-1:02
FOURTH RAcE-One and one eight
miles.
sunfire (calIahan). 1920 $3s5 $a.05
Canter (0'DonnelD 49,. 5.25 $50
AucilIa ID MerglerD.. $50
Sir Harry, Craftsman, Retaliate,
Prickly Heat. Clear Sky, Boom, Lac
tarius. Euphrates, Scat J. Fred A. also
gan. Time 1:5a.
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Harry Pitt, winner of the Chevy
Chase tournament, had close
shave today in the opening round
of match play of the Indian
Springs Invitation Golf when he
met unexpected opposition from
Roger Peacock, a 16-year-old player
from the Argyle Club. Pitt, who
halls from the Manor Club, was
two down and three to go and won
three holes in a row to clamp,
one ND. Pitt had medal score of
rs. He made a 80 on the short
No. II. 1t was almost a hole. in
one, stopping Is inches from the
pin.
c. A. Beger. of Georgetown Uni
versity, medalist, had rather easy
sailing in his match with Mark
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MOUNT ROYAL RESULTS
FIRST RAcE--Five and one half flu

? FIRST RACE-Fiye and one half fur
longs.
Fear Not (Kiniry) st1s5 $3.50 5000
First Day (Mccabel.. 4.65 $50
Balsam Lake fFodenl. 2.40
Jaeger, Puff Ball. Rockssta Leading
Light. Primed also ran. Time, 1;1S
SECOND RAcE--Five and one-haif
furIongs
Enjoyment fDugan,... $7.25 1915 %245
The Rove tJenkins) $50 245
sI4ure of Gold fSiIas) Gas
Our Flag. Linas p. single Pip San
Hebron and Ascendant also ran. Time,
1:I93-5
THIRD RAcE-Fiye and one half
furlongs.
Toiier (csrewe). $3.50 1870 1886
aylon tFodsn).. $50 2.70
Iandora Grown 3.OE
SILVER Tips, Summer Time. Sea Sand
and Psndine also ran. Time. I:194-5
FOURTH RAcE-Six furlongs
Racing Star (Sm'w wood $50 S3.85 81. 81
Fornovo I.afferty) ... 4.45 3.5(
J1ggsr fJenktns) ...... 4.0l
Bobbie Dean. Recoup. Vale oMCedars
Quivero and Bodansky also ran.
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MOBILE DROPS CROSS
and FLAGS AT POLE

When the huge airship reached
the pole shortly after midnight,
Gen. Umberto Mobile. commander
of the craft. found that weather
conditions were unfavorable for
landing
Mobile dropped the flags of Italy
and the City of Milan and the
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Charges of unwarranted abuse OF
their authority today were placed
before Major Edwin B. Hesse, SUI
perintendent of Police, against three
policemen of the Tenth precinct by
Arthur Carroll, president Of the
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The Senate rode roughshod over
four OF President Coolidge's. vetocs
today, but sustained him on one.
BY substantial margins 1t in
creased Federal expenditures by
$22 1856 900 by passing four bills over
Presidential objections. They were
two postal bills, an Indian roads bill
and the Fitzgerald emergency
officers retirement bill.
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he will approve the pay bin a. it
now stands.
Mr.. LehIbach said that the con-
ferees' report involved about $1,7OO.-
900 more than the original House
bill, bringing the total up to
TURN OYER
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By international News Service

LONDON. May 24.-Heading
southwark for Kings Bay, Spitzber-
gen, after cruising about the North
Pole for nearly two hours, the
dirigible Italia encountered strong
headwinds north of Greenland, adj
vices from Kings Bay stated today.
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D. C. MERCANT CLAIMS
POLICE ABUSE POWERS

Carroll Electric Company, who has
been in business in Washington for
more than 25 years.
According to the statement made
to Major Hesse, Patrolnan w. H.
Bell and Motorcycle Policeman w. 8.
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
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Sen 0VER RIDES
4VEIOES, SySTAINS |

Shortly after it was sent to the
House the emergency officers retire
ment bill was passed over the Presi'
dents veto by a vote of 245 to 1O1,
thus enacting it into law.
The veto of the bill creating a
commissioned rank of bandmaster in
the Army and Navy was upheld,
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column IL
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WEIGH Pay Bill Pleases Coolidge
.LEHLBACH SURE THAT
SIGMA TURE Will BE
GIVEN TO CONF ISE

Representative Frederick Lehlbash Of New Jersey chair
man Of the House Civil Committee called Pres
dent Coolidge today with him the present status
of the Smoot-Welch Government clerk salary BILL
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a I0-cent fare and maybe SIX
.tokens for so coats probably viii
be necessary to give the CAPITAL
Traction company 4 fair return on
It's valuation of $26,75O 900" Fisher
said today. in forecasting the prob
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HERMIT'S $4,000 taken
FROM FARMYARD CACHE

50 500 more entrusted to the care
of a friend.
Barnett declared that he has been
having trouble with relatives over
real estate and was afraid they
might attach his bank account.
A court order recently invalidated
deed given him by cousin IN
1918 TO the ground on which he
lives.
He is said to have made consider
cradle money in recent years spec
lflating in Washington real estate.
Last night was spent in the
Twelfth precinct station with his
$11 900
Invest in the Used Car that best
suits your various Teeds-unlimtted OBJ
DOrtunIties are presented In today
Times and Herald Classified Ads.
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1O-cENI STREET CAR
FARE HERE PREDICTED
BYP. j. c. SECRETARY

Start saving your Dimes You them street
tokens shortly the opinion of Earl Fisher, executive
seeretarv Of Tie Public Utilities Commission
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When he returned to the CAPITOL
Lehlbach announced that he has NJ
misgivings about obtaining the
Presidents signature to the con-
ferees compromise.
This statement is believed to-
mean that President Coolidge gave
Lehlbach definite assurance that
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able developments 10 the local trans
portatio problem.
Chairman John w. ChiIdress, Of
te,ontinled on Page 2. Column 81
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
MEXICANO
ARROLLADO
POr UnO De Los Trenes Del
Sud PacificO, Ell
MarteS

Ell martes por la noche fue a.
rrollado un hombre que Sc cree
es mexicano por ell Ferrocarril del
SudPaciffco cerca de la Avenida
Park.
Una pierna lie fue pasada por ell
convoy, recibiendo tambien serias
lesiones. POGO despues de haber
sido conducido al Hospital, dej6
de existir.
De las investigaciones practica-
das por la policfa Sc desprende
que ell sujeto en- question iba ca
minando 10 largo de la via y
que, inesperadamente Sc vi0 ce-
gado por la luz del tren, no sa-
biendo para que lado hacerse. Una
pe1uefa botella con POGO licor, lie
fue encontrada.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
Sc SUICIDE
UNA MUJER
DebidO A Que Sc EncOntraba
Enferma DeSde Hace
TEMPO

Eta Gentry, de cincuenta y ocho
amos de edad Sc ocasiono la muer-
te ell microbes pasado habiendo a.
purado para clio una buena dosis
de veneno. La suicida viva en-
la casa No. 1718 de la Gale Seis
al Este habiendo sido primera-
mente encontrada en- un pequeno
cuarto, por su hija la que la busc6
por todas parties alarmada por la
larga ausencia.
Fu6 inmediatamente llamada la
policfa y los doctores asf como
tambien ell Jefe de los Bomberos
quien lie aplic6 ell aparato Pulmo-
tor, pero sin obtener ningdn result
tado.
Sc de como causa del suicide de
la sefiora la enfermedad nerviosa
que padecfa y la cual lie habfa ve-
nido siendo tratada por facultati-
vos locales desde su arribo a
Tucson.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
EL 19 SERA
SENTENC|ADA
Mrs. Dugan, POr La Muerte
Del RanCherO A. ].
Mathis

La sentencia de muerte que de-
IBERIA haber lido dictada, en- ell jul
clio instruido en- contra de la Sra.
Eva Dugan, por ell asesinato del
ranchero A. ]. Mathis, fue pospues-
ia, debiendo serlo hasta ell dfa
diecinueve del presente.
Ell motive habido para clio, es
por haberlo pedido asf la defensa
de la acusada, pues desea compro-
bar algunos errores que Sc come
tieron en- ell procedimiento.
Ell case de la Sra Dugan es ell
primero de su especie que Sc re-
gistra en- Ell Condado de Pima, pues
ella sera la primera mujer que Sc
ra colgada.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
Ell CEREBO DE ED. HICKMAN
VA A SER BIEN ESTUDIADO
Pero Sera Demasado Tarde Para EL Pues va No Habra
RemediO Possible


LOS ANGELES, CAL, Mario 8.
Los Abogados defensores del
joven Eduardo Hickman han per-
dido toda esperanza de poder sal
varlo cuantos recursos han inter
puesto han lido al mas rotundo
fracaso.
Ell cebrero del j0ven criminal, ell
mas notable en- esta region de los
Estados Unidos va a ser cuidado-
samente examinado en- los labo-
ratorios de los hermanOs Mayo,
en- Rochester, pero va aser demasia-
do tarde para 81.
Todo hace suponer que Kick
man sera llevadO al cadalso ell dfa
27 de abril proximo, como fue SEN
tenciado. Los mismos abogados
defensores Jerome Walsh Y Rich
ard Cantillon, Sc declaran incom-
petentes para pOder llevar a feliz
termino su defensa.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
Los ESTADOS UN|DOS DEBEN
PERMANECER EN- NICARAGUA
ASi LO lila ManifeStadO
Ell SenadOr VIM.
BOrah

WASHINGTON, d. c., Mario g.
Ell Senador Borah, que siempre
Sc ha distinguido por su imparcia-
lidad en- tOdOs los asuntos cen
troamericanos, en- relaci6n con la
polftica de los Estados Unidos, ha
manifestado a los periodistas que,
las tropas de ocupaci6n en- Mica
ragua, deberan seguir allf, hasta
entantO no Sc lleven a cabO cleo
clones proximas y en- las cuales,
ell confia, obtendran ell triunfo los
liberales, va que ell setenta O.
chenta por ciento de los haitian
tes de Nicaragua es de filiacion
liberal.
YO personalmente, dice BOrah,
soy partidario de que los marinos
de Estados Unidos abandonen Mi
caragua, pero despues de haber
estudiado concienzudamente la
proposition del Senador Heflin de
que los marinos abandonen la tie
ira de Los Lagos, ell Comit6 del
Senado sc ha percatado de que,
la presencia de los marinos en- tie
ira de Nicaragua, por diversos mo-
tivos, es indispensable.
Tanto un bando como otro 10
necesitan. Los marinos de Esta-
dos Unidos Sc retiraran cuando
haya paz y esta es seguro que
existira al efectuarse las pr0ximas
elecciones, termino diciendo.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
LAS TARIFAS PARA
Ell SERYICIO AEREO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario 8
(Agencia Trens) Ell Correo Me-
xicano ha firmado un contrato con
la Compafifa Mexicana de Navega-
cion para que esta Sc haga cargo
del trafico postal aereo entire esta
Capital, Veracruz, Tuxpan Tam
pico Y viceversa, habiendo sido va
aprobadas las tarifas y hOrarios
por la Direction General del ramo
La tarifa de portes que previo es-
tudio ha sometido la Direction de
Correos a la Secretarfa de Comuni-
caciones es la siguiente:
Servicio Aereo interior
Primera Ciase
Cartas, tarjetas-cartas postales
Y todo envfo cerrado, hasta por 20
gramos, $O.25.
Por cada veinte gramos frac-
cion excedente, $025.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
vOLARIAN A
CHAPULTEPEC
Tai Era Ell PrOyectO De
OtrOS COmplOtiStaS
DetenidOS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Mario 8.
Ell perfodico ,,El Sol" publica en-
su edici6n de hoy la noticia de
que, Ell Castillo de Chapultepec, asi
como los trenes los lugares en
donde Sc encontraran tanto ell
Presidente de la Republica como
Ell General Obregon, serfan bonn
bardeados desde aereoplanos.
Tales fueron los descubrimien-
tos que sc hicieron al aprehenderse
a OsOrio Leyva, Sacerdote Cat6li-
co Y Max Holung que es tenido
como un experto aleman en- cues
ti6n de bombas.
Las dos personals Sc encuentran
detenidas hasta en- tanto Sc efec-
tlan las investigaciones.
,,El Sol' da cuenta tambi6n de
algunos de los otros proyectos que
tenfan en- cartera los aprehendidos
los que Sc llevarfan a efecto i'm
mediatamente despu6s de haber
estallado.
Los nuevos complotistas segun
Sc desprende de la correspondent
cia recogida, tenfan tambien Agen-
tes en- algunos lugares de la Re-
publica.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
DESCUB|ERTO
POR Ell OLOR
In AIambique, Asi Como
500 GalOneS De
Maiz

ST usted tiene un alambique, pro-
cure no dejarlo en- lugar desde el
cual pueda despedirse bastante
olor para atraer la policia, la
que, por ese medic, acaba de en-
contrar en- una vieja casucha de
adobe, un alambique con capaci-
dad para cincuenta galones, asf
como 500 galones de maicito va
bien preparado.
Ell descubrimiento Sc llevo ca
bo en- un lugar situado como seis
millas del Norte del Speedway
cerca del Fuerte Lowell, por ell Off
cial Prohibicionista Kent y Ell She
riff Mcdonald, quien segura que
no pasaran muchos dfas sin que
Sc efectie mas de algdin arrestC
en- combination con Ell descubri
miento hecho.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
Los Nardelli Tendran
Que Ir Ala PriSiOn

En- vista de que la Corte de Cir
quito de San Francisco, la cual
apelaron. Robert Helen Nardelli,
confirm6 la sentencia que les fue
impuesta por ell Juez Sawtelle de
esta ciudad, ambos tendran que
purgar la pena que Sc les fij6 y
la que consiste de ounce meses
en- la Carcel de Yavapai, para la
mujer, y seis meses en- la Carcel
del Condada de Pima, para el
hombre.
Ambos fueron sentenciados en-
virtud de que Sc les acus6 de pose
sion Y venta de licor, cargos que
les fueron comprobados.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
|EL CONSULADO MEX. De TUCSON
les FL MEJOR DEL SUROESTE
En- Tai SentidO Sc Expresa
La SeCretaria De
RelaCiOneS


De todos los consulados Mexi-
canos que Sc encuentran en- las
diferentes ciudades del SurOeste
de los Estados Unidos, ell de Tue
son sobrepasa en- eficacia prom
titud, considerandosele como ell
mejor.
Ash Sc desprende de una Carta
Circular que ell Consul General en-
Ell Paso, Texas, Sr. Enrique Lie
kens, ha eviado a todos los con-
sulados.
La Secretarfa de Relaciones Ex-
,teriores, al hacer un estudio de la
labor desarrollada por las dife-
rentes oficinas Mexicanas not6 des-
de luego que, la de Tucson, al
frente de la cual Sc encuentra ell
Sr. Juan Evaristo Anchondo, es
la que con mas esmero ha cum
plido con su cometido, en- todos
los direrentes ramos.
Con tai motive, ell Sr. Anchondo
ha sido ampliamente felicitado,
va que Sc preocupa por servir,
tanto su Gobierno como su
Patria.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
6 6MEX|CANOS
LESIONADOS
Al Estrellarse La Maquina
Qne Tripulaban, Con
Otra

El microbes por la noche re-
gistrose en- la Avenida Grand al
Norte, un serio accidente automo-
vilfstico, consecuencias del cual
resultaron seis personals heridas,
todas elias de nacionalidad mexi-
cana.
Leo Montano iba dirigiendo ell
autom0vil, ell cual era llevado a
una velocidad bastante. Cerca de
la curva que existe en- ell bloque
200, Sc encontraba parade un au-
tom6vil perteneciente a Robert
Wilkins contra ell cual fue a estre-
llarse ell vehfculo dirigido por
Montana, ell que era acompafiado
por la Srita. Edith Mendez por
Robert Wilkins, Manuel vidosolo,
Comancho y Dan Manrac. I
Ell caro- de Montafio Quedo to-
talmente destrozado, que dando ell
motor casi junto con la parte ira
sera del vehfculo.
Montafio fu6 ell que recibi6 las
heridas de mas gravedad. ameri-
tando su pase al Hospital. Los
demas ocupantes de la maluina
tambien resultaron con lesiones
de mas menos consideration.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
SentenciadO De NuevO
POr Dirigir BOrrachO

0. G. Simpson, policfa comercial
de la ciudad, fu6 nuevamente de-
tenido en- virtud de que sc ocupa-
ba de dirigir su automovil encon-
trandose en- estado de ebriedad.
Tiene un juicio pendiente por
ell mismo motive Y, por ambos. Sc
lie fijo una fianza de 100000 en-
vista de que apel0 de la sentencia
que Sc lie impuso de pagar una
multa de $4,000 y permanecer
treinta dias en- la prisi6n.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10

Diariamente, a las siete trein-
ia minutes de la noche, con ex-
cepcion de los lines y jueves, en-
la calle Church al Norte, No. 80,
sc efectdan reuniones que son di-
rigidas por Evangelistas venidas
de los Angeles, del Angelus TEN
pie y las cuales son compaferas
de la c6lebre Aime Semple McPher.
son.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10

Ell Club Alma Joven" de esta
ciudad. Sc encuentra va hacienda
los preparativos, adn cuando toda-
via falta algdn tempo, para feste-
jar al Sabado de Gloria con un
magnffico bale.
La Comisi6n nombrada al efec-
to Sc dedica va con esmero a de-
sempefar su encargo y Sc espera
que ell bale sobrepase en- todo, a
los habidos anteriormente
El fronterizo., 1928-03-10
EnergiCa Orden De
La PrOcuraduria

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mar
20 Coon eI lobjeto de que
en- 10 successive no Sc presen-
ten mas reclamaciones al Co.
bierno por daiios de la revolu-
cion en- personals o bienes de
extranjeros, orden6 eneergi-
camente la Procuraduria a to-
dos sus Agentes en- la Rep1-
blica, que procedan con la ma
yor actividad en- cada case,
moviendo todos los recursos
legaIes fin de que no quede
inpune un solo case que pue-
da perjudicar ell credito e
intereses del Gobierno.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-19
HEfLIN SAYS TODAY'S
 ACTION IS WHITEWA ASH
Also Resumes Attack on Smith and Catholic
 Church

Washington. Jan. 19 R - Unde- tered by the action of the senate in voting confidence in the leader ship of Senator Robinson of Arkan- sas. Senator Heflin of Alabama gained the senate floor today and renewed his attack on Robinson. :
 Hefiin said that on last Tuesday Senator Robinson told him there might be . conference today on the merchant marine. T thought that was going to be taken up." he ex- plained. referring to today's demo- cratic conference.
 T was merely expressing my own opinion yesterday about Senator Robinson. I thought his conduct was strange. unwarranted. inexcusa- ble and inexpressible."
 didn't expect the conference, however. to remove him." Heflin said, referring to Robinson. ''I won- der how many senators knew he was going to bring up the question of his leadership today.
 Everyone outside of here had told me that they thought Senator Robinson's attack on me was out rageous and uncalled for and 1 agreed with them.
 This question was taken up in my absence. A sort of whitewash resolution was prepared.
 Senator Robinson. who called the party conference, was not in the chamber when Hefiin took the floor to explain his conception of the
 Continued on Page 21)
New Britain herald., 1928-01-19
WHISPER CUTS WIDE SWATH THROUGH
 OHIO AND KENTUCKY, LEAVING RUIN
 AND DAMAGE OF $300,000 IN WAKE
Mother Receives Book Son Was Reading to Her On the Night He Died

Among the prized possessions of Mrs. Percy C. Washburn of 32 Cedar street is book presented to her by Miss Greta Brown, li- brarian at the New Britain Insti- ute. The book, "Ivanhoe," by Sir Walter Scott, is the story the late Harold Washburn read to his mother just before he died on January 10.
 Harold, who was a senior stu dent at New Britain high school, had been reading the book to his mother for several hours earlier in the evening and up to the time he retired for the night. A short time later he was seized with a heart attack and died in his mothers arms.
 The book, which he had bor- rowed from the library. and drawing he completed on his last day. will be preserved by his parents.
 On the fly leaf of the book, which had been returned to the library and now has been pre- scented to the mother, is the fol- low inscriptions:
 "Glven to Mrs. Percy c. Wash burn by the New Britain Institute library in memory of her son, Harold Washburn."
New Britain herald., 1928-01-19
AYIAlORS FORGED DOWN
Attempted Nonstop Flight from De- trOit to Havana Ends at Paris Island, South Carolina.

Detroit, Jan. 19 LP-Austin F. Bcment, Detroit advertising man. and Leonard $. Flo. pilot, who took off from Selfridge field at 1O:42 a, m.. yesterday in an attempted non- stop flight to Havana, Cuba, land- ed at 4:40 d. m. today at Paris Island s. C., after having lost their way in the fog, according to a mes- sage received here.
 The fliers plan to resume their flight to Jacksonville. Fla. later to. day, Bement said in message to his mother.
 The two men became lost after holding to their course until late yes- terday when they passed over Wash iDgton. They carried sufficient supply of fuel to keep the plane in the air for 24 hours. Both men are members of Detroit flying club and planned the trip as "a few days va- cation.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-19
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE
 MAN COMMITS SUICIDE
Brother of New Britain Woman Takes Life in
 Hartford Today

Hartford, Jan. 19 R-Thought 10 be breeding over love affair in which he was involved, Samuel Mon- tano. 33, shot himself through the head about 10:30 this morning in his apartment bedroom at S1 Char ter Oak Place. He died at a hospi- tai this afternoon.
 Montana has lived at this address with his brother and sister, in Jaw. Mir. and Mrs. Angelo Montana, hav- ing moved 10 this city from 3l Hayes street. New Bfitain about a month ago.
 Montana pressed a Colt automatic against his right ear, the bullet passing through his head and out through the left temple. The police were notified and the shooting was investigated by Detective Sergeant John F. Madigan.
 Among his effects were found an- other heavy calibre revolver and a rife. According to the janitor of the apartment. Montana was greatly concerned yesterday over a tele- phone call to New Britain and wait ed around all day until the call final ly came in.
 He has . sister in New Britain at 51 Hayes street, his former address.
 Inquiry at the former home of Samuel Montana at 31 Hayes street this afternoon drew information that none of the suicides relatives lieved there at present. It was stated that when he left New Britain he owed the sum of s1eo for rent. A further lead that Montana had rela- tives living on Washington street proved fruitless. and no further To- cal clues which might account for his action could be traced.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-19
CLARK U. BARS PHELAN,,
 REINSTATES SCHWEI1ZER
New Britain Student ExOneratcd from Blame fin Preparation of
 College Magazine Play.
Especial to the Herald)

Worcester. Mass, Jan. 19.-Medi- ation has definitely settled the ob- scene literature controversy at Clark university and the danger of a student strike has been averted. Frank Colapinto Phelan formerly of New Britain, Conn.,, author of the one act play which led to the suspen- sion Of himself and college editor, is definitely out of the college on suspension.
 Francis Schweitzer of New Brit ain and Bertrand Levesque of New Bedford. also editors, were permit ted to return to the college today as 8 result of the mediation negotia- tions conducted by Prof. Samuel J. Brandenberg, who acted as repre- sentative of the student body
 .Phelan was not backed by the stu dent body in their action which re- lated only to Schweitzer and Levesque. In its final resolution ad- dressed to President Atwood the stu dent body freely admitted that the article submitted by Phelan was obscene but the students held that schweitzer and Levesque had noth- ing to do with it.