New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1928, Page 2

RELIGIOUS WAR 1 STILL GOING ON Mexican Oficials Execute Roman (Catholic Priest arch 15 (P—Arr ot six Mexico an Am: and exccution ves, ntion can 1di today civilians cito cer 5 San Luis P T summary lasted clusion placed tirect to ti net there by t tary garrison who were already nesses to the exccution. T demned men were Donaciano Villar real; a priest Antonio Men gel Zamarron rimaldo. rael Montova and ( lermo Velaz: quez, military authorities stated. Backed Against Wall They were backed against wall. The execution squad fired and four men fell. The squad fired a second volley, dropping b iwo. The coup de g given each one. An army phy pronounced men dead. Cc ing the pro: troops marched pas s Newspaper iz vhile the firing squ waiting cedings, said died v morse. As he said this, he kneit. A except Grimaldo followed his e ample. “We are dying Grimaldo with his back to the wall, facing the exccutioners. Dispatches to Excelsior from San | Luis Potosi gave the name of the| priest as Antonio Mendez. He and | his flve companions were captured by federal troops after a brisk fight in the Alvarez mountains, they said. They belonged to an insurgent group | recently active In that region. Dispatches from Guadalajara to- ! Jay said 39 insurgents, one federal officer and seven soldiers were Kill- ed and two army officors fatally wounded in two battles on Monday. Numerous insurgents and fiftecn sol- diers were slightly wounded. The most important of the battles with insurgents occurred at Palmitos. | They were commanded by Manuel pedroza and Enrique Gorosticta, for- mer federal general who was chiet of staff to Victoriano Huerta. Goros- jsta accompanicd Huerta to the United States and was one of the | chief organizers of an alleged revolt by which it was claimed Huerta in- iended to overthrow President ranza, Insurgents Fled insurgents fled af hours leaving 4 dead on the fleld of combat. One army off was killed, two died later from heir wounds and five soldiers were slain. In another encounter a ve insurgents we a battle Potrero, “xCePs THE FOOT WELL There's no shoe comparable to the charming Arch Pre- server Shoe that keeps vour feet always comfortable while playing bridge or pre- siding at the tea table. Opp. insurg » privst Osorio 1 ntl Ar ted ar ‘ » plotting against t les and form N cased General Robe of Mexico tions of uz, chict of police Four pricsts who were military autherities in o and charged itics, being EGGLESS FLAPJACKS PLEA BRINGS REPLIES Who “Ex-Private, 79th Division.” Wants Recipe. Is Kept Busy Reading His Answers York, March 15 (UP)—* ) Div t for faster than t them up. ar, sou r, sug: mention of doctor 1 not eat becaus ach s original plea said ks on the brain, crav- , but that the doctor his wife ss recipe. What t in mind was stack of flapjacks he ate qn the al- ied front th ¥ after the armistice that ended the great war. “I'll never forget them,” he wrote, | n't no eggs within 10! “and there was miles of us." One of the flapjack correspond- iva symy Sevaral of the orrespondents offer recipes but warn “ex-private” that flapjacks without eggs may kill him quicker than with. MAY JOIN HEAVYWEIGHTS Tommy Loughran, light heavy- weight champion, is expeected to g0 after big -avy weight div months. like men,” said READ HERALD CLASSIFIED .\DS“ New York—"The mayor of Delan- cey street’” was one in need himsel FOR YOUR WANTS | were dis- | Ex-| | to surround | With an atmosphere of | opened for half a century. T NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928, FLASHES OF LIFE: GIRL ATHIETE | alienists and will be committed to |lanche to lessen | stute asylum at Middletown. turther disaster. 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At 44 she finds wealt aty lent insufficient. children.” : haven't any of my S0 I want to be a mother by proxy Hartford—Governor Trumbull is- requisition Governor of rchusetts for ¢ of Wallace Garry from Athol, to stand trial in Stamford on autp theft charge. star awite o Sanitury precautions were being | strengthened with the renewal of |rescue work because of the putre- | faction of bodies. | SENT 10 PRISON Medford, Hartford—State free employment urcaus place 43.4 per cent of per- sons who registered for positions last month. —Pockethooks as and I 1t O Paris—A girl athlete who rushed ol i in where adults frared to t wmourned as & heroine. M gie users wil be given th senefit Cedelle, who once put the of sound advice at a conference of pound shot :f;'h““-l 8 nches, x ! 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