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The City of Glasgow. Scotland, has
purchased for s4,750 the picture, "The
Wind in the Grass by the well known
Scotch artist. McTaggart.
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Over Youngsters.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON c. SEPTEMBER o. 1929 PART

1t should be held In London. It &c the
British who must make concessions,
and they can be made more grace
fully on British soil, and possibly they
will be regarded with less disfavor by
the British themselves, If these conces-
sions are made at a London confer
ence, with the nation backing 1t, than
II they were made elsewhere.
France and italy and Japan, II they
all come into the conference, may be
expected to pick their delegates from
the first rank of their diplomats and
LEGISLATORS. BRAND Is the French
prime minister. He was minister OF
foreign affairs and q delegate to the
Washington conference In 192l-22. He
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Italy and Great Britain. Much de.
ponds upon whether they can and q
key to these problems. The approach
to an agreement between Great Britain
and the United States now reported
Is an important step. But it is Of vast
importance that France and Italy shall
reach an agreement IS between them
selves regarding naval strength and
as between themselves and Great
Britain.
days about the battleship. The agree
ment for limitation in the matter Of
battleships reached at Washington
seems to have removed them from the
picture. The question todny Is all Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22

ton In the House OF Commons, al
though that party does not hold clear
majority. II MIR. Macdonald can sue
coed In bringing about q five-power
naval conference which shall succeed,
1t will be a tremendous feather in his
cap and the cap of his party.
In 1921, when the Washington con-
ference assembled. this, country held
a commanding position In naval arma-
ment. AS result of that conference,
the United States abandoned its great
naval construction program. Today the
United States then held. It is hitting
that they should take the initiative
in the projected conference and that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22

so. The foreign minister cs italy is
Dino Grand. His presence would be
entirely probable, and also the italian
Ambassador at. London, Signor An
tonic Chiaramonte Bordanaro. The
japanese minister Of foreign affairs is
Baron Kijura Shidehara, and the Am
bassador Of that country In London
is Mr.. Tsuneo Matsudaira. They may
both be delegates.
The conference will present many
difficult problems. It will not. it Is
true, be made more complex by the
problems of the Pacific, which agitated
the delegates to the conference at
Washington. But there are problems
of the Mediterranean, involving France,
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The Men Who Must Agree

this country and Great Britain rela-
tive to naval parity and cruiser
strength. These differences apparently
have largely been ironed out now. The
British prime minister, Mr.. Macdonald,
has done much to relieve the tension
The Labor party in Britain, of which
Ne is leader, made naval limitation
Snd reduction a prime issue In the
Campaign last Summer which placed
the Labor party In q commanding posi-
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came to Washington and attended ses-
sions Of the conference, stating the
position OF his country, although he
did not remain throughout the entire
conference. He may go as a delegate
to the London conference, or he pick
his most trusted lieutenants. The
French Ambassador at London doubt
less Will be delegate, M. A, de Fleu-
riana. At the Washington conference
the Ambassadors and Ministers of the
nations taking part all were delegates.
Many Qualified to Attend.
Mussolini, the virtual ruler of Italy,
while he may determine to attend such
a conference, is believed unlikely to do
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cruisers, submarines and destroyers.
France and Italy and also Japan are
likely to ask for far higher ratios In
liking their tonnage in auxiliary craft
than they demanded In capital ships,
which compared to the strength Of
the United States and Britain.
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Another Airplane Record.

The Oldest airplane pilot in England
Is Mr.. Richardson Of North Walshan.
Norfolk, who astonished the living
world the other day by flying alone
across the North Sea from Norwich to
Rotterdam at the age Of 81. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22
+GANGSTER SUSPECT
| DENIES HE'S FUGITIVE
Ritter Seeks Habeas Corpus Writ
as Government Brings Dry
Law Charges.
BY the Associated Press.

GULFPORT, Miss, October a.
Awaiting the arrival here of extradition
papers from Jackson for his removal
to Illinois to face charges OF murder
and robbery in connection with recent
operations of the Birger-Newman gang
In Southern Illinois. Connie Ritter re-
tanned his compoSure in the jail cell
yesterday. chatting with other prisoners
and reading newspaper accounts OF his
arrest.
Ritter. known here as Fred Randall
and under bond for alleged participa-
ton in two Mississippi Coast robberies,
refused to discuss his identity further
than to maintain he was not the
lieutenant of Charles Birger, the exc
cuted Illinois gang leader.
Today Marion Hart. States attorney
of Marion County Illinois, obtained
from Gov. T. G. Bilbo at Jackson, the
necessary papers from the State for
carrying Ritter back to Illinois.
Before the arrival Of Hart Chief
Deputy Sheriff C. P. Higgins of Har-
rison County displayed a writ COM
handing the prisoner to appear in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22
RELEASED Sleep is Beauty Sleep
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22
GANG HEAD FACES
|. TRIAL FOR Staying
Ralph FIeagIe Fears Lynch
ing Following Conviction of
Two AccompIiceS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LAMAR, Colo, october 22.-Ralph
FleagIe, gray-haired leader OF the
Lamar bandit gang, today faced trial
for a staying for which two Of his
companions i'll the Lamar bank robbery
OF May %, 1928, were condemned to
death yesterday.
As the time for the trial approached,
Lamar became increasingly agitated
over possibilities of Jail break or n
lynchng. Another report that three
automobile loads of armed men were
lurking about the town was received
last night by truck driver who re-
ported seeing the cars and men. The
same band stepped farmer Sunday
night and queried him regarding the
strength of the Lamar Jail, where
Fleagle and his companion are held,
Fleagle. so years old, has been
branded the brains" of the gang which
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Peoples Drug Stores, Inc. 5O5 eth st. NV.
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Peoples DRUG stores, Inc, GO4 9TH ST. NV.
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Kraemer T. DuehrinE. Inc. 14II nth st. NV.
Peoples DRUG stores, Inc, 2OO? Ilth st. NV.
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Federal Court tomorrow morning for
habeas corpus proceedings under which
Ritter'S counsel alleges illegal arrest.
County authorities said they planned
to pursue that course before turning
the man over to the Illinois officer.
The third action in the case is an
information filed against the man held
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CATLETT, VA.
CAtIett Motor Co.
CLARENDON, VA.
Geo. NJ. Yeatman
DRAYToN. MD.
J. W. Dent & Sons
EAST FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Wares Phcy.
GAITHERSBURG, MD.
r. Woodward
GERMANTOWN. MD.
Germantown Trading Co.
:. HALLS, Mn.
W. C. Hopkins
LANDOyER. MD.
z. n. Sekby
LEONARDTOWN, MD.
Leonardtown Motor & Hdwe. Co.
MANASSAS, VA.
Hospitality Service Station
MEADOWS, md.
NOKESvILLE, VA.
E. C, Splitter
OCCOQUAN, VA.
OecOauan DRUG Co.
PNRCELLvILLE, VA.
L. L. Nichols
QUANTICO, VA.
Perry s. McInteer
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Mrs. b. C. Collins
STINIGOES, MD.
s. l.. Raley
TAKOMA PARK.
TakOma Feed Store, rs Carroll Ave.
o. w. YOunEbIOod, 81 Cedar st.
UPPER MARLBORO, MD.
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SEES HAND OF DEITY.
Bishop of Aberdeen Comments on
U. S.-Britain Peace Move.


CHICAGO. October % (P)-The
Right Rev. Frank 7. Woods, Lor0 BiSh-
op of Aberdeen, declared III All address
Sunday that America and Great Britain
have been enioined by the Deity to
take the lead in establishing world peace
and righteousness.
If ever nations had a mandate for a
world task. it Is Great Britain and
America. Bishop Woods said. On the
fultlllment of this mandate hangs the
future of civilization. The recent con-
feTcnceS between President Hoover and
Premier Macdonald are but a signal
OF recognition of this mandate. They
are sign Of the consciousness which
is developing III the world for peace
and Righteousness"
Bishop Woods said that another war,
with terrific destruction, would be thu
consequence Of these two nations fail
ing to comply with the divine order"
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had asked them II they had anything
to say. The two had been found guilty
of first-degree murder and the. death
penalty fixed by the jury. The judge
had only to fix the day.
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In postwar battle between German
and Irish workers on the Shannon
River power project in Ireland recently
the Germans bested the Irish. one ma
tive Of Galway having to go to the hos
nital
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Possibility OF Death.

Whether a jury will return q hanging
verdict If none is specifically asked by
the prosecution, due to the bargain"
is a matter that only the jury can
decide.
Royston and Abshier yesterday were
sentenced to hang the week of Feb
ruary IS, 1890. They accepted the sem
fences without remark after the judge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22

was responsible for four-deaths during
and after the hold-up. That accusa-
ton was made by one of his COM
panionS. Howard L. Royston, whom he
implicated in the crime and who has
been sentenced to death. Both Royston
and George j. Abshier. the other out
law sentenced to the gallows. are eX-
pected to testify against Fleagle.
Specifically charged with the first
degree murder of A. N. Parrish, preSi-
dent of the robbed First National Bank,
Fleagle's case is complicated by bar
gain" made between authorities and the
prisoner that he would be spared the
death penalty in return for his confess
sion. The confession implicated Roy
ston and Abshier, and Jake Fleagle,
brother of Ralph still being sought.
Fleagle's confession sent his two COM
panions into the shadow of the moose.
1t cannot, by Colorado law, be used in
his own case over his protest, but Cfi
GERS have found a way to hurdle this
obstacle They talked with Fleagle
time and time again after he con-
fessed and cleaned from him facts he
related in his written confession. Now
these officers can be put on the stand
and FleagleS story told through their
mouths instead of from the printed
page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22

by the Department of Justice, cllarg--
ing conspiracy to violate the Federal
prohibition law. claiming an tndfct-
ment against Ritter is pending in the
eastern district of Illinois.
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J. A. simpson & Co.. 6lst & Dix SITS, NE.
r. L. Watkins, 1901 sheriff Rid. NE.
Sc.
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc, 10IS f. Capitol st.
Havenner's Radio 4 Sport store, 1908 Good
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Alex J. Berlin. 603 Penna. Ave. Sc.
Southeast Hdwe. Co., 6I1 Penna. Ave. Sc.
Peoples DRUG Stores, Inc, 6S3 Pa. Ave. Sc.
r. Frazer, 1II5 Penna. Ave. Sc.
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New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
TRADE SCHOOL WINS
Local Basketball Team DispIays Distinct Edge Over Ancient Rivals in West Hartford.

The State Trade school five of New Britain defeated the team of the American School for the Dcai III game of basketball that went through 10 a Whirlwind finish and was won by foul shot after the time was up.
 In tn" last seconds of the game q foul Was called on BottiulIo. Then the timers whistle blew: the score was tied and Cohen of the Traders made good the free try, giving the victory to the New Britain lineup hy one point.
 At tho start both teams played a tlght defensive game. Przvbysz was the only one 10 score from the floor in the first half. Aside from inc two field goals that he made the r 10 tally with New Britain on the long end was made up by goals on fouls.
 In the second half the Panto miners broke through the Trader, defense and led by Demars, tbe,r crack center, they ran their score up to 2I while all the Traders could do' with. Itchy Cohen going at his pest was 10 work their count up to D. Then just as the timer was ready to call the game at an end Przybysz sank one from mid floor and at the same instant the fatal foul was called on ROtti,lIo ,r3 then Itchy Cohen did his stuff.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
.ST. AUBIN TAKES
 LEAD IN SCORING
Bridgeport Flash SupplantS Dug
 gan in Hockey League

Art st. Aubin, Bridgeport flash in the American Roller Hockey league has Supplant"d "Wild Bill" Duggan, royidenco rushcr. at the top of the leagues high scorers. Duggan has Lecm out of the game with injuries and he has dropped back 10 second place. St. Aubin has q total of 53 to 49 for Duggan. "Kid" Williams and Steve Pierce arc tied for third with 4 goals while Dyson has creDt up 10 fourth placH with a total of %4.
 Dyson has topped the league ln lush taking with 13I. St Aubin IS second with Dnggan third. llebert holds tn" distinction of being Inc orst foul-maker. He topped Brown by committing his tenth during the past week.
 Bill Blount. Hartford goalo. holle 10 the top of inc list in making the best percentage of stops. Purcell of
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10

bany, 9; J. Peregrin, Hillies. 9; Dy- son. Hartford, s; Williams, New Britain, S; Brown. Grays I; Boyi, Grays :; Jean Hartford. [; Hart, Hartford, ,; Therina, Bears. 5; Do- herty, New Britain. 3; Gasperini, New Britain 5; Muirhead, Provi- dence, ?; Morrison, Albany, 2; Gill; lette, New Britain, 2: Grifiths. New Britain. ;: Neal, Albany, l; Lunder- vile. Hillies, ].
 Fouls
 Hcbort, Bridgeport, 10; Browns Providence. S; Williams. Hartford x G; Blount, Hartford, g. Morrison. As bany ,; Jean, Hartford. A. B. Peres grin. Albany, f; Duggan Providence. 4; Arudua, Bears. 3: Dyson, Hart ford. 2; Williams. New Britain. 2; Therian, Bridgeport. 9; Barnikow, Flttstield, ?; Doherty, New Britain, .; Davies, Albany 1 Peregrin, Pitts lield, ]; Pierce. Pittsheld, l: Love- green, New Britain. i; Boucher, Bridgeport ]; Muirhead, Provi- dcnCC l.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
CELTICS ARE DROPPED
Franchise of New York Team in American Basketball League Is Declared Forfeited.

New York. Dec. 10 P-Tempo- ramly at least. the American Fro frssional basketball league has be- come a scven-club circuit. For friture of the franchise of the New York CcltiCs was announced last night by J. J. O'Brien, president Of the league.
 The CeltiCs, with possibly the heaviest payroll in the league, fail" cd to win consistently and the Gel the management first disposed of it's stars, BccKman, Banks, Meehan and Holman to other teams, and then decided to give up the franchise all together.
 Nr. O'Brin said he had received applications from two cities. one in the cast and one in the middle west for the vacant franchise and that some decision Woul dhe reached within a few days. If both appli- cations are turned down the league will finish out the season as a seycn- club organization.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
N est Hartford
PRESENTS PLANT COLLECTION

New London. Dee. 10 LP-Charlos B. Graves of this city has present. cd to Connecticut Col'ncc for Wom- on collection of nearly 800 spcci. mcnts of plants tive to the south-I eastern portion of this late.
 The collection comprises towering plants, ferns and fern-;l'ics and is preserved in five large cases. The botanical department will house the gift.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10

Take q case in point which hap rened q couple of years ago. 4 roVldence reporter dug up the past record of Bruce Caldwell. That rX- pose deprived Yale of its star of the football season. The truth was not relished at New Haven or by the football public. The recently pub hshcd report Of the Carnegie Foun- natlon for the investigation Of teaching is proof enough that the sports writers could cause an crup- ton in college athletics almost any tune they saw fit to spill the beans" That they don't do so ought to be d relief to the coaches and those others in control of col lcgc sports.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
Bridgeport is in second place. Tn statistics follow:

Bridgeport Is ln second place. The statistics follow:
 Goals
 St. Aubin, Bears, 5G, DuGgan. Providence, 49; $. Pierce, Pittsfeld, 47: Kid Williams. New Britain, 47; Davies, Albany, fl; Bovi, Providence, "1; Thcrian, Bears, 35; Dyson. Hart tcrd, 34; Hart. Hartford, 29: Boucher. Bridgeport, 25; Harkins, Albany, 24; J. Pcregrin. pntsfield, -&: Gaspcrinl, New Britain, IT: Jean, Hartford, lG; B. Pcregrin, Albany. l6: Lumdcryille, Hillies. I2; F. Pierce, New Britain, g; Meals, AL bany. S; CIinto. New Britain. S.; Brown, Providence. ,; Griffiths. New Britain, ,; Dohorty, New Britain, 2; Williams, Hartford. |: Muirheaa. Providence, l; Miller. Bears. l: Aru- dua, Bears, 1; Hebcrt, IIillics, 1; Ga zanaga, Iiillics. ].
 Rushcs
 Dyson. Hartford. l3t: St. Aubin, Bears, 1l5; Duggan, Grays. 90; E. Fcrogrin. Albany. 94: J. percgrin, Ilttsiield. 9i; Williams. New Britain, Aa; F. Pierce New Britain. 30; Gas p"rini, New Britain, Is; Davies, AL bany, S; $. Pierce, IHllies, s.
 Assists
 ST. Aubin, Bridgeport. 1g: Duggan. Providence. l5; Boucher Bears, l5; Harklns, Albany. l4; j.. Pierce, New Britain, l.; B. Percgrin. Albany, 1u; S- Pierce, Hillies, lp; Davies, AL
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10

Many game is won on a "brcai" and q generous amount of luck en-
 lcrS into these crises. In football, every effort is made 10 block punts. Relatively few of them are not sent away. When a kick is blocked the fortunate players feel that they gor q good break. The captain of the Notre Dame team, speaking over the radio after the Army game, at tributed the victory to this break cle-