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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24
President Issues
Proclamation for
Thanksgiving Day

President Coolidge issued his an
nual Thanksgiving proclamation to-
day by calling upon the people to
offer thanks on Thursday, Novem-
ber 90, for prosperity in agriculture,
industry and commerce, and for the
peace which has existed in the last
year.
CText of the proclamation on
page two.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24
MAN KILLS HIS BROTHER
FOR ABUSING OWN BRIDE
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, October 24.-Charles Bur-
dock, 81, shot and killed his brother,
Alex, %. last night, after Alex, who
was drinking, had mistreated his bride
of one day and his crippled mother,
and had threatened the elder brother
with knife.
Charles told police today he upbraid-
ed his brother for abusing his 17-year-
old bride and told him to leave the
house. Instead of leaving Charles said,
the younger brother threatened him
with butcher knife.
Obtaining his revolver from gas
stove oven, where he had hidden it.,
Charles shot Alex three times and then
surrendered to the police.
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Industrial Pioneers, Worth 10 Billions,
ToBe Honor Guests at Banquet Tonight

Rosenwa1d, 66, merchandising; George
Eastman. "a, photography: Cyrus H. X.
Curtis, rs, publishing, and Harvey s.
Firestone, so, rubber.
Addresses viii be made by DR.. Mich
olas Murray Butler, president of Column
bia University, who viii introduce
the guests of honor; Lord Melchett,
sometimes called the Henry Ford of
British industry, and Willis A. Eooth,
president of the Merchants Association
of New York.
The conference Is sponsored by the
Institute of American Meat Packers
and the School of Business of Colum-
bia University. The banquet viii be
after day sessions at Columbia Uniyer.
sity.
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By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 24.--Nnine pio-
neers of American industry whose COM
bined wealth is estimated at $10,OO0,-
100000 will be guests of honor at a
banquet tonight.
The banquet, to be held at the Hotel
Astor, will bring to close the fifth an
nual national conference of major in
dustries. 1t will be attended by more
than 1000 business, professional and
social leaders.
The nine guests Of honor are Henry
Ford, SIS years old, representative Of
automobiles; Orville Wright, 81, and
Glenn Curtiss, so, aviation; Thomas A.
Edison, 81, invention; Charles M.
Schwab, s6, iron and steelj Julius
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24
COURSE IN "MOPOLOGY"
PLANNED FOR COLLEGE
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press
CINCINNATI, October 24-There
will be course in "mopology" offered
at the University of Cincinnati If the
recommendations of DR.. Harry S.
Ganders, professor of education, are
followed.
He proposes a training class for
school janitors and engineers. which,
If begun, would be the first in this Sec
ton of the country.
DR.. Ganders maintains that no one
except the principal has more influence
over the physical well-being of the
school children than the janitor, which
he gives as a reason for the desirability
of establishing such training course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24

LOS ANGELES, October "a 0P).-The
death of three persons here yesterday
was ascribed to poison liquor, bringing
the toll for that cause here to eight
since September is.
Yesterdays victims were two women
and a man. Another woman, who had
been stricken blind from bad alcohol,
heard a jury convict Theodore Ray, ~,
for selling liquor to her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24
BISHOP G. H. KINS0LVIN
is DEAD IN TEXAS AT 70
Presided Over Diocese There for
More Than 80 Years-Served
Church in Baltimore.
nv the Associated Press.

BY the ASsocIated Press.
AUSTIN, Tex, October 24.-Death
last night claimed Right Rev. George
Herbert Kinsolving, 10, for more than
80 years Bishop of the Texas Diocese OF
the Episcopal Church.
Ordained in 1874, following his grad
uation from the Protestant Episcopal
Seminary in Virginia, he served Churches
in Baltimore, Cincinnati and Philadel-
phia before his election in 1892 as
Bishop over the Texas Diocese.
He was born in Bedford County, Va,
In 1849.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24
SPANISH ADMIRAL DIES.
De La Puente Was Only Captain
General of Nations Navy.

MADRID, October "A (P).-Admiral
Ricardo Fernandez de La Puente, only
captain general Of the Spanish Navy,
died last night. He became captain
general on the death Of Admiral Chacon
in April, 1922.
(The title Of captain general is rarely
bestowed In the Spanish Navy and Is
the highest military rank in the army,
usually bestowed on military governors
Of the nyevinces1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-24
WEATHER.

~. s. Weather Bureau Forecsst.)
Fair tonight, possibly light frost in
low places in suburbs: tomorrow fair;
not much change in temperature.
Temperatures Highest. 81, at noon
Yesterday: lowest 46, at am. today.
Full report on page 9.
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
CL!NCH CONFIDENT
 0F WINNING BOUT
Local Boy Sure He Can Beat
 LarriVier Next Friday

Johnny Clinch is confident that he can beat Leo Larrivicr of Waterbury
 when the two clash in the feature
 bout on the Mohawk A. C, amateur tournament card next Friday night at the Tabs hall. The local boy stated that h. is in the pink of con dition and he will be ready for the best tho Franco American club star can send in against him.
 Clinch IS to meet Larrivisr tn in place of Billy Taylor whose physi- cal condition will prevent him from
 lighting for a few weeks. Taylors
 physician advised him to quit the
 ring for q lengthy rest. His condi- ton showed itself 10 be run down and the doctor fears that serious rf fccts might be felt if tho Capital City lad persists in carrying out matches.
 larri1ier decisively defeated Tay-
 Tor q week ago last Friday and many believe that the heating the Hartford boy suffered that night has g great deal to do with his refusal to fight this week. Each fighter has gained a decision In previous meetings bu' it now appears that a settlement will not be possible before the state title tournaments.
 Clinch and Larriyier will both weigh in at l47 pounds. the wclter- weight limit. Clinch is training
 daily at the Kaplan gymnasium in Mcriden and he will be out to win Friday night. Larrivier has beaten Clinch in previous meetings and he will be the tavorite in the bout Fri day night.
 Several other spicy matches have been arranged on the card with ad- ditional features being offered. Gerry Trissila of Waterbury and Vic Carl l son of Terryville will meet in the 170 pound class. Jim Kelly Of Windsor Locks and Jack O'Dowd Of ! Terryyille. will battle in the 16Q 1 pound class. Frank Columbo Of
 Windsor Locks. 13S pounds, and
 Gene Martin Of Terryville are scheduled to battle Nick Christie
 of Bristol and Joe Dignal of Water bury arc paired in the l32 pound class.
 Teams from several cities through
 out the state will be entered for the i tournament Waterbury will have ! Ray Dolin. lit pounds and John Adams, l35 pounds. New Britain
 will be represented by Mike Tab 1 bcleono. Frank Cugno and Don | Frisco Windsor Locks team will he
 made up Of Frank Nichols 15n pounds, Don Lanetti 145 pounds and 1 Ed N'hinphiner 1G0 pounds while Bristol will send over q team com
 posed of Tony Sayioro 135 pounds
 Pete Garner lS0 pounds and Joe Ryan l3S pounds.
 With all these entries received another excellent card Of matches is slated 10 he staged this Friday i night Other entries will be receiV- ed during the week and pairing will be made through the draw sys- i tenn.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
STRENGTHEN TEAM
 FOR ATLAS GAME
Manager Clarence Lanpher to Sc. cure New Player for Saturday

Following I meeting last night be- tween Manager Clarence Lanphcr of the New Britain basket ball team and
 Manager sam Bailey of the Atlas i've Of New Haven, Manager LanphCr announced that he would have one new player for the game with New Haven in this city next Saturday night. He would not disclose the namc of the man who will be added
 to the squad but he stated that he would be a well-known star.
 Arrangements for Saturdays game which will be the deciding contest in the race between the two clubs
 for the second half championship of the Connecticut State Basketball league. were completed at the con-
 fab last night Because of the i'm portance Of the contest and kolloN-
 ing last Friday nights debacle in
 New Haven, the managers have de-
 cided that two officials will be used here Saturday night. Red" Ball
 has been selected as one of tho ar hiters and the other choice has been left open.
 Plans for the playoff, providing
 New Britain wins, were not discuss
 ed because both men felt that it would be wise 10 wait until after the
 game here Saturday night. So much
 ad blood exists between the two that a real battle is to be expected. Manager Bailey gave indications that q general exodus of bask etball fans in the direction of New Britain will take place Saturday night when he placed an order for lon reserved seats for the game. Although. he stated the Atlas fans do not patron ize their home games, as was Wlt- messed last Friday night, the back CTS Of the club are all interested in
 coming 10 New Britain.
 1 Manager Lanpher's decision 10 | strengthen the New Britain team with an additional reserve man was made after Manager Bailey consent
 ed to allow the local man 10 do so, ! Manager Lanpher pointed out that
 the Atlas had used Rothenfeld. for mer Columbia captain and more re- cently q member of the Waterbury ! club in the state league, in the gam" l Friday night and Manager Bailey s answer was that Lanpher should do
 the same thing.
 i Pite and Botwinick will probably form the forward continuation for i the Atlas Saturday night. with lru- ! pm at center. Chadys and Cohen will fill the guard positions. Roth frnfeld will probably get into the game at some stage or other. New Britain's lineup will most probably 1 be Rub"nstein and Sloman at 1or- ! ward, ZakzeWski at center and She"-
 han and Leary at guards.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
HAUSER IS FIT
Athletic First Bascman Believes lc Will Have Il Successful season Tn Comeback Attempt.

Fort Myers, Fla. March 20 'pT- Toe Hausor, Athletics first haseman, who is staging a comeback this year, believes he will have SuccesSiu Ill season. I'm feeling mighty fiji, he said today, and I'm ready to staf' the season.
 This was Joo's first statement or the training season. Previously y, hon driizzed, he declined to discuss himself until he formed an oplhloh .as 10 his condition. For two weeks. ,Iauscr said. "I felt like ion "' lead. had pains and aches all oN'F .nd wondered whether I could get into condition. NoN l feel iih" my old self for the first t1n9 m F'''S and I think I'm up 10 stay
 Hallsor cracked a kne"-'ap Tn u n,iur exhibition game back 1n I"-9' He was out for a season and Tn I'-' lis playng was below par ii" was s.n, to Kansas City last year, "l' r" ba led thc American asso'la''oh III .1oublos and triples and hatt"d ."'-.
 Nanar.r Mack believes Haus'r mas .,acovnred from his injury and thal rc u-ill ba a fixture at first. tho''e Ii f..rn,y 1,trs may also Sc" fr"4o'ht ..-ryires at fine initial bag
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Ky the Associated Press.
 New York Phil Scott. Great Britain, defeated Pierre Charles. Belgium Go).
 Cleveland. Ohio --- Eddie Shea, Chicago. technically knocked out Bobby Garcia. Baltimore CID. Joey Ross, New York. won from Jackie Powers. Youngstown t6).
 Chicago - Dave Shade, San Fran cisco, defeated Del Fontaine, Winni- peg G0D.
 London Johnny Hill, England, won the European t1yweight cham pionship from Emile Pladner, France, I5).
 Lancaster. Pa. Joey Williams Philadelphia, technically knocked out Jack Fortney. Baltimore t3).
 Sarasota, Fla. - Bobby Marriott Philadelphia, knocked out Lou Car penter. Charlotte. N. C. CD. Miami, Fla. - Johnny Flynn Chattanooga, Tenn. and Todd Smith Akron, Ohio. drew tl0). Trenton. N. J. Bobby Brown Cuba, won q technical knockout over Johnny Haystack, Bins i x. |. (O.
 Holyoke. Mass Bobby Brown Lowell, defeated Jimmy Finley Louisville, Ky. Go).
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
Playoff Standing
Games Tonight Meriden at Hartford.

Steve Pierce and his mates on the Meriden Roller Hockey team proved to be entirely too fast for the New Britain quintet last night in the final game Of the playOff series for the Hardware City five and New Britain suffered a final g to defeat. The game marked the last appearance of the local crew this season.
 Pierce led the Meriden attack with six goals. Three of these he scored in the first period after Alexander had slipped one into Meriden's cage and Morrison added another to make the score 1 to in Meriden's favor at the end of the first period. The second frame was the best of the game. Both teams battled on even terms. the New Britain team striving desperately to hold Meriden in check and at the same time increase it's total. Pierce got a goal in this ses- sion the only score Of the period leaving Meriden in the lead 5 10 1 going into the final playing period.
 Williams came to the front with t"O NcliS'A AttH V SStAiS III tAi' FothliLh. Boucher caged one after him but Pierce came back to get two more. Boucher managed to add one before the game ended but the Meridcn team was the victor by q g 10 3 count.
 With last nights game finished. tho final act in the roller hockey drama for this season has been play cd. Today and last night the mem- bers of the New Britain team were . folding up their tents and slipping away to their various homes and places Of business. Boucher goes back to New Bedford: Alexander goes to Waterbury and Muirheai. Blount and Brown return 10 Hawtuckct.
 New Britain had another game in the Series scheduled for Waterbury on Wednesday night but difficulties of the Waterbury management in re- taining It's playns surface. havn prompted the calling off the game. There will be no contest staged.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
BOYS CLUB LOSES
 FINAL HOME GAME
Bows to Meriden Community
 Five for Third Time

For the third time this season the Meriden Community Five defeated the New Britain Boys club last night, winning on the locals floor by 36-26 in a game which left no doubt as to the relative merits Of the two teams. The contest was the final home game on the club sched- ule, the only remaining gaines being the one in Boston Saturday and whatever 1t may be called upon to play in the city tournament. Tho local team did not function well last night. and when Meriden started to pile up the score the home team soomcd 10 lose it's bearings.
 New Britain started well. kercln- iza, dropping in two field goals in less than two minutes, and Goffa offsctting two baskets by F. Thiescn 10 make the count 7-4 at the quar- ter But two minutes of play in the second period gave Meriden q 1n-7 lead on rapid fire baskets by Koskj, Bray and F. Thiesen, and the J. Shulga scored twice 10 make it 14-1. kereleiza made q free point and Goffa field goal. but kosN's basket made the count 16-l0 at half tlmo.
 After J. Shulga had opened the second half with a basket the scor- ing was temporarily continued 10 shots from tho throw strip, but finally kley broke through with a score from the field and the tally was 1916. koski. Bray and kocin pumped goals in quick succession. and although Gill made good on two awarded losses the Thi"scns and Bray ran up eight points more in hreath-taking style and the count was 33-lS at the close of the period. New Britain rallied in the last quar- ter. kley getting six points and Goffa two, but the case of the locals was hopeless.
 I. Thiescn was the star of th" game. getting five baskets from the backcourt and holding Nick Gill scoreless. J. Shulea and Bray also went well. Happy" kocin. the most dangerous of the visitors. was accorded a big hand when he came on the floor, but he did not pla y long and failed 10 show his usual devastating style of play. Kley and Goffa featured for New Britain. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
zAlE'sNI
 LEADS IN SCORING
Alexander Is Second Member Of Family to Head High School List

For the third consecutive season q Zaleskl is the leading scorer on the New Britain High school basket ball team. Last year and the year previous it was Maryan Ialoski. but this year it is his younger brother, Alexander. In the runncr-up plac" is Captain Fred Saunders who has outscor"d Zaleski in field goals. but who did not make as many from th" foul lin'.
 According to statistics compiled hy Kenneth J. Saunders, official scorer, the Red and Gold team de fcated every opponent who scored a victory over if this season. II also won three games from teams it met just once. The team outscor'1 is opponents 3G2 10 SIS and if also had q good record from the foul lin" where tn" players mad" nor" than J0 per cent Of their shots. The team as a whole had @ni chances and f; made l03 efforts count. Tho indi>idual scoring statistics
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
Eddie R0ush Enjoying
 Work in Gi"nts' Camp

Eddie Eoush. Giant ontfield"r. Is now wondering why he had been so keen on lodging training camp fcs- tivities in the past. For tn" first time in years, Roush appeared on tim. at the spring exercises Of the club this season and today he de clarcs he's enjoying fl.
 EousA spiked 2 report that his reason for not showing np earlier in in" season was because he couldn't gat 'h" rang" by cracking out sin gl" with bass full in the game with Athletics yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
White Sox Seeking to
 Get Rid of Their JlnN

Wichita Falls. Tex, March -p " The touring Chicago " hll" 9oN were in Wichita Falls today, lookihs ,o,. haeo hits and q victory 10 toss oil the ink that clung 10 them Tor 'h' past two ball games.
 Although the SoN sparkled Tn d"- fpnea yesterday, they W"r" ahlo ID gather only four scattered hitS ana Fort Worth won. 1 to Q. II was the s,conI consecutive victory over 'he Chicago Cub for Fort W orf h.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
MEET FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
For Third Time Tn History Pennsyi- vauia and Princeton Clash On Court for Title.

Philadelphia, March 20 R-Tor the third time in the history of the intercollegiate baseball league. Penn sylvania and Princeton meet at the Pennsylvania Palestra tonight in playotf game for the championship. Each team has won seven league games and lost three.
 The Tigers ruled slight favorite today. although there were many who believed that Pennsylvania would emerge the victor. Red and Blue supporters were confident the Tigers would not be able to stop Joey Schaaf the way they did in their last encounter.
 Schaaf. who this year shattered the leagues modern individual scoring record, was completely bottled up 10 days ago by Id Wittmer, Princeton guard. who was placed al forward 10 play Schaaf Wittmcr. a brother of the Princeton coach, will again be at forward tonight.
 Approximately 10000 persons are expected to see the contest, every seat in the Paiestra having been sold several days ago. Starting time was set for s:3o o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
TO REPLACE JOCKEY
Albert Ober Who Has Ridden Billy Barton Successfully for Two Years Will Re Supplantcd.

London, March % R, - Albert Ober. who has ridden Billy Barton successfully for two years in the United States. will be replaced in tn" grand national on March 90. the horse's trainer, Aubrey Hastings, an- nounced today. T. B. Cullinan. a for mer amateur rider. will have the mount on the entrant of Howard Bruce of Baltimore
 Oher was disappointed over the poor showing of tho horse last Thurs day in the Liverpool grand national when he was an "also ran." and sug- eested that he be replaced.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

Reputed to be the best coached, the smartost and most reSourceful team in competition among the high school quintcts in the Yale inter- scholastic basketball tournament the Bristol High school quintet lived up to it's reputation by capturing the state championship honors in the playoff Small in stature, the play CTS on the team overCame all handi- caps and defeated the best teams in the elimination.
 The ability of the team to play good sound basketball must be cred
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
Boston Ped S0x Play
 St. louis Car1;n"l"

Bra1entown. Fla. March 20 tI)- The Red Sox mak" their final jHuHt in Florida today when NHnager Bill 'arrigan takes @n Of l!s rockies to Avon Park to do battle with the St, Louis Cardinals. BI. Charlie Ruff ling. who has worked but thr." in ulng@ this season, R'i start the gam" for 'fe SoN but Bradley auI Garrison T pair o' newcomers. gre scheduled 10 sec duty before tho battle Is over.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
50. CHURCH EARNS
 A WIN IN BRISTOL
Downs Cong. h. Brotherhood,
 46 30, Amid Roughness

The South Congrega,io ,ional church basketball quintet chalkcd up its goth victory in o2 games when 1t handed a sound iG-30 drubhing 10 the Congregational Junior Brother hood team of the Bristol Congrega- tiona! church last night in the par ish house of the Bell City church. New Britain led from start 10 finish but was in danger until the last per iod. The floor was small for such d fast encounter. and the play was consequently of rough variety. with 26 personals called and many more overlooked.
 In about IS seconds after the start. Bell had put in the first bas- ket and during the first quarter the locals ran up the score so rapidly that the game was quite ludicrous. In the second period Bristol turned its height to advantage and climbed back to within reaching distance at 25-l7. The third session was evenly fought, but in the final period New Britain cut loose with all it's passes and ran Up 22 points to score an easy victory.
 Bell and Mercy divided pointage evenly. with Vessels returning 70 the scoring ill earnest. The guards kept their opponents well covered. but right guard proved an Enfor- tunate position. Barta went out on fouls and May. who replaced him, soon followed while Danny Wosilus, in his first game with the regular team had one personal foul called on him in the few minutes he was on the floor EoshNell played well in his brief appearance. The Bell City team reyolved about Johnson and II. NcWcity. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
Kushlan White Roberts, Becker kowask

held during the first week in April. The Bristol Chamber of Commerce then voted to undertake the matter of financing the trip and commit tee vas appointed to secure the necessary t2.000. X first donation of $loo was made Saturday by the Maple End Athletic club when it was learned that Bristol had won the championship.
 The players on the team were for maily honoreI by the faculty and students yesterday at q special as sembly in the Bristol High school auditorium.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
south Church
Bristol (. '. B.

Personal fouls-Bell 5. Vessels ., Iarta 4 May 1, b. Wosilus. Parker 2-lG; Jaigcr. II. Newcity ,, r. New city. Ingraham, Merrill 4-lo. Tech mica! fouls Vessels, II. NeWcity 5. Free tries-Bell 3, Mercy 6. Vessels ,, Rockwell, Barta ?. May-lS; Johnson [, Jaiger <, II. Newcity 5, r. Newcity ]. Merrills 3-o3. Ref eree-Kao. Timer--Nard. Scorers Wade and r. Uattings.
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

ited in a great measure to Coach Thomas M. Monahan who has charge of the squad. Through his untiring efforts, the Bristol team came through with sailing colors 10 occupy the highest throne in high school basketball in the state. This was the second successive year on which the team accomplished the feat.
 At special meeting Of sss board of education yesterday. 1t was voted to sanction a trip of the Bristol team 10 the University of Chicago national interscholastic tournament. to be