New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1919, Page 11

NEW BR { AILYe HERALD, U DAY, APRIL 8, 1919. AL LIKE CADILLAC. ‘ e j G TN R D D e e e e e T ; W, T wo s duris oy 1 o — = icers datis A - . P averase ment on this point stantiate | further says that they werg the strongest guns on the Mr. Webb said that same char- ! front. ‘ ! riain Ga Leading qpainmen’s and Ensine- RGERY IS GLAIMED acteristics oL DE I RICan) rds| In summarizing this navy actf n to reach this cou 5 3 ¢ rorty mile 1 h ; With him s W Sriggs, | D ADpearedy INNXEDONISRERDDAZSARI | the report says the first shipmeng November, scores . ors i yover U] rormerly with the rcel bl Brotherniood to Be Announced Soon, ——— written by four different officer | these guns arrived at St . rwermore. I nover saw | { Bos! , Mass. These two i name Chamberlain, he testified, .y Tz that w 1 ; job to fix anything on Washington, April S.—Wage ad.|Handwriting Expert In Army Court- | consistently misspelled. : N iy Kind, Many |y and their work is the best | (°UC€S to be given members of th ST i 3 = {The Arat gun was rmounnied FAUE ! i t ) Martial Casc Testifics That Capt cir Arips until | recommendation of their ability. _our leading T rainmen’s and Engine-| T2rt¥ i el ey i e | - s Drotheriood were discussed fie | Chamberlain's Reports Not Genume | U, §, NAVAL GUNS | rived at firing point August 24, v t ¢ \ othetatlakesiol Lo, | vesterday between Director-Gen. % | 8uns were mounted by A st 17 af comes from on Sl 2d A n ca vailabl I FAMOUS REFER DEAD. S and the hicefs of the London, April 8—Wilford M. Webb, HAD LONG RANGE | 2! had been concentrated at Haud the Liberty engine, Li.-Col. E. J. 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