New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], May 05, 1925, Second Section, Page 15, Image 15

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NFW-BRITAIN DAILY HEKALU, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1925,
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Speaking
j of Sports
Ui'imy Leonard haj signified his
Iiiionilon or re-entering th ring
May U, but only for an exhibition.
retired lightweight champion
has consented to box-t a lienellt of
Hie JowIbIi Theatrical Uulid of
Aaierlca In New York on that date.
t1uiillu City In the point tenia
tlvoly chosen by KJdlo Kane, man
ager of Tom Gibbons, ut which to
pitch I he .St. I'aul Flgluer'a training
camp. Kane said lie had received
a mcosago Horn Gibbons that tho
latter vxpects to come east this
week-end to begin the dual stretch
of lils preparation ror tha Tunney
light In New York Juno D.
J'ather-and-son management of j
I lie Athletics has been In effect dur
ing the scries of tho Philadelphia I
ciub with tho Yankees In New York.'
Connie Mack directs (he team from I
tho dugous steps and Karl, his son,!
that tha orders are Carried out
from a post on the coaching lines.
"IJabe" Ruth, rhllndelplila's sun- !
sationul featherweight, lias signed a!
contract to meet Idaho Herman of !
I
the Quoenshoro A. C, Juno
l:uth has won all of his la.it
'arts.
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I'aavo -Vurml and Willie llltoln.
I In' I'lnns, will meet Joie Kay, l.loyd
ilahn and George Connelly in a
liecial race In the Chicago Olympics
t( the Finnish-American A. A. of
Chicago May 31. Tho dilance may
be a mile. WilMo Plant will give
sn exhibition or walking. Harold
Osborne of high Jumping and
Johnny Myyra of javelin throwing.
The Pennsylvania state tennis
tournament will bo held at Mie
Merlon Cricket club, Philadelphia,
May 18 Instead of June 8, the 1'nllel
States Lawn Tennis a.ssoci.rlon an
nounced today. The change Is
made so as not to conflict with (lie
ciuireh Cup contest carded for
Hoaton, June l, when Philadelphia
'Mil need Its best players for the
inter-city matches.
runs uju hath not sc.
Three hld.i on the erection of a
'n'Uhousa In connection with the
;mming pool at Willow Hi-col;
irk have been received at the of -1
- or the park com minion and the
i.ird of a contract will be consid-
i"1 at a meeting May 12. The hld
i '-rs and their proposals follow; V.
Alien Co., $3,75S: I. Woxler,
l . f : f.inus Doming. $3,923.
OF OAHUDEFENSES
Naval Officers Stress Its Strate
gic Import Id Pacific
Uy Tlit ABHu'.isred Mien.
Honolulu, May 6. The Impor
tance 'of Pearl llurbor as tho core of
the Island of Oahu defenses, and thu
basis of the United Malta defenen
In the Pacillo was umphasucd by
naval officers who toured tho baw
with a party of nuvvsjiuper men yw
turday. Tho Immediate Improvement
needed at Pearl Harbor, tho naval
oft leers pointed out, is the dredging
of thu channel to a depth of 43 feet
tQ permit thu entrance of tho
mightiest United Slates dreadnaught
under any Weather conditions.
deepening of thu channel to 43
feet also would provide a port of
refuge for crippled battleships wiili
Increased draft. Tho anchorage at
the horbor would bo Increased by
tho dredging of some shoals and
thereby would accommodate the
entire American armada in caso of
war.
Another need to which the naval
officers referred was that of air
craft having a larger cruising range
than machines now heru possess.
In tills connection it was pointed
out that aircraft defending flie
Island of Oahu, In the recent sham
battle agnln.st Hllaeking sea te.re.-K,
wiw unable, to sight I he ui tacking
fleet soon enough to prevent u suc
cessful landing of a force of marines
at llaleiv.a, dhe to the rest ricted
emitting radius of the air forces.
Many Aliens Mold Itiglits
Possibility of danger lo Pearl
Harbor in event of war was seen
when tho naval officers began dis
cussing the sea fishing privileges
now held in many rases l.y com
panies composed of aliens ineligible
to citizenship.
The fishing riglVs wr granted t
largo estates by the monarchy years
ago and I lie estates in turn leased
the rights to companies. It was
pointed out that Sampans owned by
such companies have free range of
waters even inside pearl Harbor
proper, permit ling them to gain In
valuable knowledge of the harbor
defense:;.
The so'e sol ip n of f 1 1 1 s problem,
it was paid by the officers, would be
the condemnation of nil private
"siting ri&ht by the government.
OLD CHURCH DOCUMENTS
DISCOVERED IN DRAWER
I'apori paiing I roin noa ami
Later Miwl Light on I Hilt P.c
llglous History uf Now York
New York, May 6. Important
church documents, sought for ninny
years by hlstoriuns, Imvu been found,
covered with Just, In a drawer
tilled with ancient Christmas tree
oruumenta at Ht. Janus Lutheran
church, It vvus announced today
One of the papers U Hie original or
dination certificate of the Lev. Jus
tus Palckner who, In 1 7 ::. waa the
II ml clergyman lo be regularly or
dained in America.
It is believed that the documents
were locked away S3 years ago
when the present church was built,
Tho Lev. William F. Sunday,
pastor of the church, recognized
their value and notllled church his
torians. Tho Rev. Justus Kalckner was or
dained In Philadelphia In 1703 and
accepted a call from the Dutch
Lutheran church in New York, bin
pastorate extending to Albany and
including many smaller churches in
New Jersey and alongrftiu banks of
tho Hudson river. His ordination
certificate wn.s believed to have been
lost and a long search for it was
conducted.
Among tne oilier pa pi rs dis
covered was a contract In w'.irh n,..
Lutheran church at Newburg guv c :
a bell to the New York congregation '
and agree, to pay for two visits a 1
year by the New York minister; 1
contracts of 1T41 bearing upon the I
I'alatina'e grunts of land in Lister
county, and letters of i;s in which !
an unknown donor, believed to be
Peter I.orlilard, Sr., founder of the
present. I.orlilard tobacco firm,
granted Inndo to St. James church!
Commerce Chamber Cited
As Time Law Violator
Bridgeport, May 6. The Chamber
of Commerce, which maintains a
large public) clock at the fool of
I'alrlleld avenue near iho railroad
station, was cited yesterday as a
violator of Connecticut's standard
lime law. The clock has beef) out
of order for several months. tl
wus repaired snd set today and was
started by the repairman to record
daylight saving time, which Is tho
prevailing schedule followed by the
majority of residents here. A by
slander called I he attention of a
policeman that the clock recorded
daylight saving time, In direct vio
lation of tho law, and tho officer
warned Necrelnry Ttobert A. Crosby
of tho chamber of commerce, who
ordered Iho clock to be reset In
compliance with tho statute
Secy, wilbur urges !
navy co-ordination1
Hauls Air luel Sea Service 1 nileil
Commends .Morale of Si aim n
In l iiclc um I loci
patient bleeding from wounds, ltris
lol trh d lo use u laor on I lie nurse
and while Hi own was out of tin
IllOIll Seekill'l CH-iSl nice tile pi(let
leaped uul ol Ho second ,ji,r win
dow. Ill Ys "CALL IO I ( o LKI LD"
Loudon, May 3 I'hilip II. liom-n-
tl
Murder Trial Halts as
5. S.
rotary of the Nuy Wilbur doclar
In ail address here last night tliul , ;i,..
coordination of the navy aircraft
Willi Us battleshi is one of Hie
most important problems confront
ing Hie navy department."
"The department is devoting much
attention to aircraft." Hecroiary
Wilbur continued. "Tho MacMUUn
Polar expedition will put naval
planes fo an unusual test. In a re.
vent domoiistricio ut Hawaii the
navy sucede. In utapuHlug in
planes from tho decks of ships,
teat never before accomplished.
ed '
lilbt
bat Ii. of Philadelphia, s.
auction ycMord-iy for i i',.v
;!2.ii4e) I he only Knoui
id Liner's "a i'a
I llconv . I I'd," in I he el Igl na I lee
dale I 1 ti ". 4 - It Is a Han,- ..tioii by
Missionary .Jilui LUie! mhi
Massaoh'usi Its Indian Innguago,
was given in l;r,:i by ijov
W'inMirop of i 'otir' i 'e in
Loval widely, by lncii it v
to M i'. Kos' iil.acli.
High School Will Play
Troy Conference Thins.
Tho Troy Cunb-rviici! neademv
jbuKeball t it I II of I'uultliey. '(,, VV 1 1 1
! cross bats with I lie local hKii school
N.all lossci'H al .si. Mary's held TIhii-n-!day
afternoon. These ivvo schools
jliave b. en greal rivals ilurhig the
past Ivvo years and a gnat fifcul is
looked for this nc I. The visiioi
; ha v e vol lo be d tea1 e.. vv bile t he
homo team, fresh from its victory of
last Saturday, Is tilled with con
lulcnro Unit It ran turn this trick
on thu Veniionters. .
SLWTOIt fiKAssI IiKAO. ,
I'. Tl o AHMiciatmt Plow.
Lome, May 3. -Henator Giovanni
i'attista CiruNsl. no'ed for his experi
ments for the control and preven
tion of ina'aria, died here today.
tfl Ce
Dur twenty year Hhipluiildlua
Prisoner Loses Rea.cnn .pfogi-am is designed to piaeo the
' niieu nunes on a parny wan
naval forces of Great Hrllaln.
"It Is safe to say the morale ol
DOLLAR DAY AT THL WALK-OVER
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Westerly, It. I., May 5. The trial ;
of Aubrey Frederick Illaekman, j
i charged with the murder of Wan-en
Hlackman on the s'eamer lloston
plying between New York an I J!s- j
ton on December 23 last, was lialf d
; ymterday when a representative of
j the attorney general's department
announced that Iho defendant had.
j biconie violently Insane.
I Judge lllo.lgeft Instructed the at. .
i torney general's representative to
' have an order issued for appoint-!
; nient of a commission to Investigate
I Hickman's mental condition. War
ren Hlackman was stabbed (luring a
card game in the "glory hole" of the .
steamer and the defendant. Iliads- '
man was arrested Ifitnr in New York.
our naval forces Is not duplicated
anv nation in the world."
The secri'tary today visited the
birthplace Of his mother at Mesopo
tamia and i b a I of his fa'.h. r a1
Mecca.
Li .'liard It.ivier a iin'., L!K.
a Ii.'li non-euii'oniM.'-' d.viie. v. ho
S' rvi'd us i-banlaiii in Cruuivvi ;i's
army. "A .";! 1 to th" rncon'.i.r:. -!"
was hrs! bronchi out lu lvi3T. gj
iBi Kpnnnr
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Couple "Wedded" 13 Years s
Thought Ceremony Wns I'roper,
livnrce PnM'Ofillngs Show,
M"lia. l'a., May 3. A marriage
( i-einony performed hy themselves
i t years ago was rovcakd today in a
divorco granlcd by Judge 'l.aae
Johnson to Mrs. Josephine M. Lucas,
of Sionehurst, l'a., from Alpine
Lucas, a real estate operator In St.
l'i tersinirg. I 'la.
1 '' fails of the wedding w. re given
by .Mrs. Lucas In her te.viuionv be
lli re a niaste.' who recommended 1
that she he gran'ed a divorce. The
ma.'.t-r's report said thu pair had .
gone to Wiimington. I) :.. in March, I
1SI1, to be married but. arrived too'
late at night to obtain a license.'
They then agreed to "marry" them- i
selves, using a wedding ring and go- i
ing through the ceremony, without!
a clergyman. j
Mrs. Lucas' testimony showed tliey :
b iieved themselves legally married
ar.d had purchased a home in Phila
delphia, where they lived for some i
lime. When tho property was sold j
: ho proci eds were shared equally.
They separated six years ago, Lucas j
suing to St. Petersburg. When he re
turned lo Philadelphia In J2S on a
visit notice of the divorce suit was J
served on him.
I.KjI Oll CAItt.O hI I.KI
New Haven, May 3. Two liuuor
raids In this city and one in East
Jladdam were made by federal
agents, state police and local po- i
lico yesterday. The largest haul
was made last, night when Chief
John Morse of tlte New Haven pro- i
; hibitlon bureau and the local agents j
visited the placo of Louis Ksposito
at IS Myrtle street. The house was 1
vacant but the raiders seized 17.
barrel of grain alcohol and elcht. .
five-gallon empty cans. The alcohol
Is valued at. $3,0110, according to
liool leg prices. A warrant has been i
I issued for the arrest of Esposito. !
I Louis Chippie, proprietor of the
Hygenic li'slaurant here, was ar- .
: rested today after a raid on his
place. The raiders found three :
one-gallon cans of alleged alcohol !
: and a soda bottle half Tilled with j
i alleged liquor. A larse still was
also 'contiscated by the federal
agents.
Millionaires Summoned
f For Murder Jury Duty
Chicago, May 6. T n millionaires
end the rn'ir city council of Lake
Corest, a fashionable suourb. hve
hen called In a special tenure or
juror" in the second trial of uiuid' r
c'larir'S in connec'ion with the hill
mg of (ttiMsoll Dickey, express mes
senger on the "Viking Lxpress" of
he Chicago and Northwestern rail
way December 110.
Court officers served the Lake
Cores' f'i'y council durini: the m
luciion in'o uff.es of the n vv mayor.
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Veteran Ticket Ajjent j
Tries to End His Life
Milforl. M i'.' R. Joseph 1 1. P.ris
tol. 63, for many years lick't agent
at ti'e Ml 'ord station of the N. .,
N. II. II. rai'road and fnr y-ars
lately a coeec.er for the New la
v.n Gas Light Co., cut liis throat
and a vvris and then jumped out the
window of Ills room of hi homo yes
terday afternoon, lie was taken to
th" Milford husp.'al.
lie had 1, . n :!',!' l ine 'mm ner-'
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he was in i'lerid.i 'o rrgain his
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Ship to Be Built in I
I'iilla.lclpiiia, .May 6. The keel :
o' the Malolo, th" largest passv nper
anJ canto st-.atnship ever cotitraetcd '
for In the 1'nitej Slates, wa.1 laiI to- j
'lay at the Cramp .Shipyard. Jler !
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Canadian Pan-American
Boxin? Team Completed
Toronto, -May 5. After three spe
cial bouts last nislit I he Canadian
team for the I'an-American amateur
bexin? tournament in Hoston on
Wednesday mtrht as coinplett.l
with Iho follo'.vim; hovers: 1 1, .
l.eiteam, Montreal; IIS. A. GaRne.
Montreal; A. Hurlie, Toronto;
ilij, r.ed Uragen, Toronto; HT, r.ay
Smillie, Toronto; jo. Jack Hnniu?,
Toronto: 175. Charles HelanRer,
Winnipes; heavyweight, A. K. Snider
of Winnipeg.
mov nn i: rs mi i.miw
Lancaster, l'a , -May 6. ltr.se
Sioy, J.ancaster bamamweight, won
easily over Abe 1'rerdman, Hoston,
in an eiplit round bout last nisht.
Sloy knocked down his man In the
third round. The weights were an
nounced as: Stoy, III; rr'-edman,
M2.
MI IisON WINS VUOM KVAN
. .Chiraco, May 5. Eddie Andersen
of Molin", 11!., won a newspaper de
cision over Tommy Ttyan of "Me
Kee.f.nrt. Pa., in a 1-nNinir bout at
East Chicago, Ind , last niph'.
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