New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1926, Page 3

pe NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1926. | | ] FLASHES OF LIFE UNCLE SAM Now | Asked if he was working, Smith | migtakes to pay for them SENTENCED 0 DEATH | but deglaring that Bars Davis, held jof Missourf In an address here. 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Steel, which had the largest| New York—Helen Wills wears | Facing charges of d ;i the fact that he wanted bet 22 fay a need to Iy 2 T sn Bible g0 profits since the war, so large vhanlh4~ when playing tennis. That fam- | ynder tne infieen ‘( ¢ jce. Questioned by Judge Alling he st in the Septen ciety rculated 10,472,733 Bibles there are hopes of Melon cutting: ous harnessed eyeshade has been | pi his“r.u':\ 1‘-”;“,“ 50'7\4 I = e had two or four drinks| The oldest col west of the Alle- | o Testaments and smaller por Freight car loadings have made & |defined judicially. Magistrate Glatz- | bonoe ang aesauls on 1 o then admitted that he |ghenies is Washirigton and Jefferson,| Glover testificd in his own behalf, 4 of the Sikipturtd’ auring Sl new record. Pennsylvania, Central mayer made a protesting spectator (P”:“ry "‘; pv:_: ~“t 0"” :":”\ He mistake. “We all make |organized in 1502 admitting that he ki he couple 1st year anc other castern railroads show |remove one in his court. 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