New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1928, Page 13

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD [m=#-v] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1928. 7 paign it was predicted by several following boys were present | INDIANA IS NOW ATTRACTION ZONE Battle Between Hoover Watson in Primaries Tndianaj strounous battle Moover and Senator for the Kansas City convention : copublican pr ot end his | sL minute, addross from l'ur“ ving made | wat Hoover e day \\:nmni diete vietory in every rict while Oscar G. Foellinger, COCRIpaign mat + for ”Du‘»\l“ cment ds & Hoover margin. | e a s Would win by a comfor Go Unopposed The democratic presidential prof- evence will g0 unoppo Woollen, Indianapolis b 2 written in on the hallots will invali- date the voi The campai, aud for the short te dates delivering last minute spes from platforms and over radi | one instance Wenmesaw M. 1 | aged 17, son of Frederick Landis, candidate for the lican nomi- | nation for governor, travelled from rudio station to radio station by air- plane making speeches in behalf of | liis father who had in { ‘nator Arthur It. Tiobinson faccs | ® Stff fight in his effort to regain nomination. Solon J. Carter, Tn-| dianapolis attorney, and Attorney | General Arthur L. Gilliom have| condu vigorous campaigns in an | effort to win the nomination. Both | have denounced the ku klux Klan, | which fizured in the charges of poli- tical corruption in the state, and Carter has i cd Robinson is backed by the klan. Robinson h | the endorscment of the Indiana | Anti-8aloon league. of the leading democrat®c | democratic candidates for the nomi- nation for United States ator, Walter Myers, of Indianapolis, has | outspoken against the Kklan. | rt Stump one of the principal | contenders against Myers, has re- | mained neutral on the question. L./ L Retball gaue. “new deal” candids vote would by The be open from 6§ a m ©s that 1 larg: polls will 10 6 p.m LONG'S CLASS HAS it SOCULATY.W.C. A (__‘Week Day Religious School Plays Games and Dines Week-day Reli at the Y. M. C is teach last evening. The actic the gymnasinm at 750 were ehosen. The tirst was a basketoall velay 1 teams were Bud” Humphrey ran team. It vequired only o fore he made the hasket team fell hie cvent. event on th ry closely 1 waysid progy Lad to run the lougth of blow up & bug. brea k to the fi vw into the Sehool t which shots Do 0 tl] is when he tricd to get his n he sucked all the final event on the Until then « had won onc event, ors even for the priz smoke of the it was ound o ter's team had ¥ had cl that K won, def 4103 The crowd then adjour swimming pool « around the fostive quet hall. Each e something to cut, so plenty ot i pie, fenit and s mick was the last onc bungqu lest time when e arrived A pie eating contost program. In that cvent it poor etiqucttc did not keep their backs Fogers 1ook first prize, li lios: Tuand “Pive-bite” ( the first to dispos: of all of xt each of the boys bottles of water eauip ples for the Dott ck Harry Brotherton finished was given a prize. Howlar 1king . Richay air out, 1 gym was a bus- ach team suddenly become | other team by the crushing hall, but he mad Ho ving L 3 his p Sith ni : co first 1d Ro; William Curry of Indianapolis, the |was only two driws und a gulp be- other democratic candidate for the | post, favors the modification of the prohibition law, Leads Ten hind. Mr. Long, up some pleasant surpris his reputation lust night. who is always hri ging Kept up After the Frederick E. Schortemeiere, seche~|boys went home he extended an in tary of state, leads a ficld of ten vitation to Frank and Bus for the republican nomination for |Strong to help him wush the dishes governor. Thomas H. Adams, pub- lisher of the Vincennes Commercial, who first instigated the charges of political corruption; Charles W. Jew- ett. former mayor of Indianapolis; | former Congressman Frederick Lan- dis of Logansport, are gubernator- ial candidates who have insisted that the present party leaders must be ousted if the republicans are to be victorious in the November elec- tion. Harry G. Leslie of Lafayette, speaker of the state house of repre- sentatives, has also waged a vigor- ous campaign for the nomination. Endorsed By Taggart Frank C. Dailey, Indianapolis at-| torney hearing the indorsement of | Thomas Taggart, vcteran Hoosier political seer, leads the democratic candidates for the nomination for | governor. John E. Frederick, Koko- mo manufacturer and Earl H. Craw- ford of Milton, are expected to make a close race. Tour other men were in the democratic race for governor. The last minute changing last night of seventeen voting places in Indianapolis and the distributing of “clothes pin” alates in the early hours this morning enlivened the Tn- dianapolis situation. The “clothes pin” slatc caused a | sensation as it was not believed a | klan or “machine” slate would be | distributed this year in view of the | recent political scandal. The slate | endorsed Watson, Robinson, Schor- | temeier, Representative Ralph B, | Updike, said to have the backing of the klan and candidates for minor offices. | Clear weather today greeted the voters, Although the populace sccmed adamant during the camn- Lift Right Ofr? Hard corns, soft corns, corns be- tween the toes and callouses Jift right off! You'll laugh—it Is 50 easy and doesn’t hurt a bi Just drop “Freezone” on any ten- der, touchy corn. Instantly it stops aching, then shortly you just lift that old bothersome corn right off with your fingers. It works like a charm, every time. Seems magic! A tiny bottle of ‘Freezone’ costs only a few cents at any drug store. Try it! i YAl members of 11 it the social: Howland Rogers, Irve | ing Rutherford, Charles Beveridge, | Richard MeCormick, James Spinetta, Kendall Foster Ernest Humphre rry Brotherton and Arnold Vin derfoot investiture of eight Is was held at the regular meet- Troop 7 at S1. John's church afternoon. Oue girl, Vi received her second clas vester Gradeck, received their Mieczkowski, Anna nces Mor- Itivk Mileski Miss Cline, the Girl Scout dirce- tor, read or Eugene Profitable Tales,” a ad a nature tudy hour with the girls, Mrs. Drinkwine and Mrs, Blmer son are the lrs of St John's e fourth mecting of the elemen- training cour irl Secut office on I'riduy evenings will o'clock this evening. at the Tuesday and start at Mrs. Fred Phillips is responsible for | & iwmbers of the Holy Cross and St With is organized eight course from i rolling Peter's parishes, two s the ¢l into ¢ meeting of the will be d on Wednes- ternoon out. office commithtes city and outlined for t On Wednesds Kk the O t at ring rally to rniory entertainment v constitution, vening of this Association will iatrers 1o plan the licld on June 9 at Mrs, Fred s and Mis John (! e in chargc program and will meet with o 1 ir plans I y 13 L Drum corps I hold nory on Friday afternoon at 5:30, drum corps are present to eir end of will b for u rock cond cluss Girl Scouts on 1 May 18 at headqua field mecting will be held under the dircetion of Mrs. Leon 1 Friday afternoon, May There a pr ters, The 7 nmn' RADIO /10 m"\l‘ Florence Rivers and Florence | Field's || Luke | Peter- | which is being |4 other | {f) executive | | o'clock in the duties of three || will be | carry The Gt;eystone HICKEY-FREEMAN Just youthful enoughrin its style to suit young business men. 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