New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1929, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1929, |mn\e breakers for the mills and de- 1mur of the world when she met|was an active enrollment of 26% scribed the deputy Hunffs as the | Tredwell at Hongkong on \hnh\h(udoms and an inactive enrollment |*dregs of humanity,’ and C\J[ 26, Good Friday. Two days lats of 549 students. B8ince the school | E: tl llhmdm J aster, they announced their en-|was established, 232 educational sagement. | certificates have been awarded. FOR STATE ACTION | TOWNS INUN INIJNI]ATE[] st o s S"N BARHY FAILS Miss Orr carried a letter of in-|been added to those carried by the er\iukan to Tredwell from a mu-|school, one for the messman and Week-End Plckets Attacked by 5000Homeless T T AT o % 2 S manac, 0 o (e sl mas. Sherills With Bayonets m AVENEE FATHER Counties—No Deaths |t e O e maimeto ”“’icflsm O0CCUPIED BY Her father, who is a widely knm\-l:“ % amn oo e Convict Rearrested 15 MU soen s o et o0 o A srorisman ovslng Wit ORCES OF CHEN-NIEN SN e > s |lea baseball club, and her moth- ng southern r situa- | More than 5,052 persons in Phillips \ Governor O. Max| BeiOl‘e Qllal'l'y Apmm and Desha counties were homeless ¢, in announcing !h: engagement | (. Troops Retreat in Disorder A % today and at lecst 14.000 acres of tly said after a honeymoon trip ally today in e B N h the )l'nnnl mg Cau:\»le would | a5 Defeated Leader Heads for from textile e t, Ok April P — | the ab in the Laconia 'make their home in Hongkong. Davenport, Okla., Apri the result of a Yoo WO A s o Y . and later studied at the | : ) o of Grenoble, France, He| Chefoo, Shantung, China, April 23 r of the consular | (#—Marshal €hang Tsung Chang. service since ! his troops routed by Nationalist sol- 3 = = d ft Chefoo for Dairen (Jap- v, his quest o o Tnansferrlmz Coast Guard :n» territory) last night after a : 28 1 5 - two months stay in Shantung prov- Institute to New London New London, April 23 (P —Trans- | ”“.,1',". hour S0 D fer of the Coast Guard institute from | deral ’ cd. All live- Washington to new quarters at Fort | who shot and stoc 1 Trumbull here is under way, and it | ‘romwell. Okla inrushing water today had is expected that the institute will be o somethin “Young Bill” Tilgha ped Circle levee and high water around Japanese Territory. the main M sippi river levee at Knowlton's anding SR e ¥ing of | " yiih water from the White river ather, Bill Igham famous which had b nked Ag.l\n‘l the . was on ke from the Tennessee entiary a > Nationalist general, Lieu Chen Nien who turned a might sortie be- fore Ninghaichoe Sunday into a smashing Natlonalist victory, entered the city with nis troops today prac- on 2 bus. He |inundateg ) i ter in L tully established there within the tically without opposition from the L passe on ol as nearly 1 1 dee week or two. fleeing northerners, d was waiting for him > L tire i I 1y Cierk C. C. Drake, who heads The retreat of Chang's troops had rea at . ©d the school staff, has arrived here|the utmost disorder and merchants directing the installation of | here and in the northern part of the vipment, ete. province feared depredations, depriv- istitute is a correspondenc: |(\1 as they were, of a leader. |school designed to assist the enlist- ed man in gaining promotion. In a| Traveling housekéeping schools O cars ving recent report of the school there|are a success in France. belongi i Marvin R(‘lx'm chief “1 thought r\v!lmyw I'd i e L e Relax and Enjo ved they ad t 1 won the F 2 t a break in the e v'w Lyn The break in the L Circle | s 40 vear leves was 1ot expecte endanger ¢ had been (the main levee to which the Circle the time Dyke joins A cup of delicious SALADA will quickly renew your CONSUL MARRIES GIRL energy any time you HE MET BUT NONTH AGO feel tired. 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