New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1929, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1020. STARVATION CAUSE. Yanlcee Division Men to Dedicate %" * " = line of the famous sector northw OF CAPITAUS FALL ~ Rebuilt Belleau Church Tomorrow s i eid e in June. On July 4 it entered > Belleau Wood-Vaux line west of | Chateau Thierry a ook part in th ‘)mlvln of that_name, advancing 17 | kilometers. Later, it participated in | | the S Mihiel offznsive and later in | the Meuse-Argonne attack north of | Verdun, where it remained until the Armistice. Rebellion Forces ghanistan‘ 4 King lnoAl Flight | 1 EUNFESSE[] JLAYER yas taken o indicaie that Insnmuce Salesman Says No g thir th ’ Lawyer Can Help Him enemy | e Was 210! Oct. 10 (UP)—Eig months ago a ar-old youth, mH | |of ambition te widowed | | motheb good-bye in their home in |t Kansas City, Mo., and took a train . r Washington, re he was go- |4 |ing to make good. | g m tur leath | oday found this youth 1 equip his men with | Dexter C. Dayton, 2 ting in a| e ad of guns. ell gazing into s spiritless, re- | / alation, the d tehes '.~v;, ed to any fate in sta for him developed as to to d h eautiful | t r of rt, Marjorie O'Donnell Sakao dethroned in ashionable hotel her » and who had been in night of drinking and quarre Rt I since ! ‘ Coroner Prohes Case 1 | coroner's jury was to investi- to handle the 8. TOBE EXHIBITED Army and Navy to Show Latest ing b ‘What's the can't do me Dayton " been allowed to . s lower ph men of the |change from the blood-ste i G ns fl Abelde&‘] It and it is shown above nearly |ning clothes he donned to take Miss| 1 . | O'Donnell to dinner Monday night land in which he staggered from his \UNDERS | es of the division's dead, but | hotel room to tell a negro bell boy: | ; . rdeen, M Dct. 10 (P)—The e Writ | 1 not be ready for some |“I have just killed my sweetheart.” to show | real Yaukees } He told police he had slept bes i ADHINE L Various regiments are contribut- | the cold form of the girl he loved ing parts of the building, and the | fOF nearly 24 hours after strangling I | main stained-glass windosw, in back | her, sunk in a drunken stupor fro N o e e {which he emerged early yest i altar itselt “as been gi Jorning i g e o e Quarreled Over Man | here today. YRIC R They had quarreled, he said, about o Al Guns Represented nd artillery of the divi- | @nother man Miss O'Donnell had ms, from small field piec been " and also had di S b il L Prominent Military Teaders Attend | 5rccd 1 it arsument about fre e e bV Several prominent American of- Tl i (er Moo . e TR s Gt NTsan rs have made the pi ge for | 0'Donnell, Oil City, Pa., newspaper 1o start with the firing of the small arrive in France S ot ) SiEbiioy G, rrived here last e A i e loyy | Soissons will represent the commun- | 1ge to have the body s Tl S o ; o | ity He laid the cornerstone With |to Pittsburgh for burial following !\ e e S ssive ceremonies last Decem- | the inquest today. it et oL rrived | Samuel Osgood of Massachusetis of the Navy Adams, | New Edifice on Site of Ruined Ore 3 f o B W pe i ROt e e adans, R in February of the fol- | under the Constitution. Y r on the Chemin des | from 1780 to 1791. imaster General Brown are the three | as an ideal cabinet members who to be nt memory to present, and will be joined in wateh- | their dead and st the same time a ing show by Hiram | bond with that France delivered by { B m of Connec and high | American arms, no mor ing me- T ofticer and | morial could stand a new ator B the | church in the village of u of the | More than 1S wd to be held | throu terans of t th oW | 14 ontiiie Gl Sells the Celebrated will be | Thicrry road, the v 16 inch | old chureh, ind of ordnance | the ent to the American Mili and | tar fy which lies on the w1 Wood. 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