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ONLY NEWSPAPER IN MIAMI WITH ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS EVERY MORNING A DAILY NEWSPAPER FOR MIAMI THE EAST COAST AND STATE OF FLORIDA MOST IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER VOL XIX NO 40 Entered neeond matter Foat Offte Miami Florida WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUA RJYI 9 1 9j29 TWENTY-TWO PAGES TODAY PRICE FIVE CENTS RICH IMPORTER IS ASSASSINATED THRONG SEES HR MAIL TO NAVY DIRIGIBLE STARTS TRIP TO MIAMI llie Los Angeles Left Lakehurst Hangar Last Night Due Here Late Tonight Or Tomorrow Ships In Municipal Harbor Will Sound Whistles To Advise Citizens of Air Giant's Arrival BIGAMY CHARGE FACED AFTER 5-STORY FALL Atlanta Ga Jan 8 A structural steel worker with weakness for matrimony and habit of falling off buildings faced two wives and a bigamy charge here today Ralph 8 Hendrick came ent of the hoapltal Monday where he had received treatment for broken ankle aa reanlt of hla most recent plunge Today he broke down and admitted to police that he had at least two wives Hla latest one Rath Inen Hendrick 15-year-old Tasewcll Tens school girl said he had admitted to her that he had or other scattered about which he had not troubled to divorce Headrick was working on a fifth atory scaffold last week when he looked down and saw hla wife beckoning to him Beside her stood a policeman He fell off the eeof- told and aa ambulance took him to the hoapltal whero both women appeared and each an-' nonneed that he wae her Tampa Lawyer Is Inaugurated Twenty-sixth Governor of State OATH CEREMONY IS COLORFUL FETE Addresses Are Made By John Martin and New Executive the city for an hour this afternoon taking part in the All-American Atr Meet which closes today with the vents at 'the Pan-American Airport Commander Rosenthal Is in charge of a crew of 45 officers and men aboard the ship which la 885 feet long 92 feet in diameter and 100 feet high It has a gas capacity of 2-500000 cubic feet being filled with helium gas There are 14 gaa cells and tbe total Ufbt when inflated with the gaa Is about 148000 pounds The dead weight of the ahip is about 85-000 pounds There are five enkines of 400-horse power each and the ship has a maximum speed of 75 miles an hour with a cruising speed of 60 miles an hour The ship can cruise 6000 miles without stopping It was planned that aa soon as tbs dirigible appeared over the city the signal would be given ships In the harbor and their master asked to sound their whistles to advise Miamians of the dirigible's arrival Plans for the great return to Lakehurst were Indefinite Commander Rosenthal said on hie departure last night The northward flight will depend entirely on the weather he said and the ship might operate for several days from the 8 Patoka before going back to its hangar IY THE ASSOCIATED TALLAHASSEE Fla Jan Doyle Carlton who years ago herded cattle on his ranch In Hardee county before he took up the practice of law preparatory to entering politics today was installed aa Florlda'a twenty-sixth governor The ceremony more elaborate and colorful than any of Ita kind ever held In Florida took place at high noon on an Inaugural platform erected at the east end of the capi-tol building Several thousand persons from all walks of life and f-om virtually every section of the state braved the cold winds to stand in a huge semicircle about the rostrum to witness the rites Standing bareheaded before his official party on th rostrum which seated members of the state legislature Supreme court Justices the mlll-tary staff and other state officials Governor 'Carlton received the 63-word oath of office from Chief Justice William Ellis The new governor solemnly re- peated the oath -which made him the next executive while below the platform shivering spectators dressed In heavy coats and furs huddled together for protection from the wintry wind sweeping through the Capitol grounds Seventeen gunS Roomed forth from behind the platform sounding the salute to the incoming executive This was followed by the formal presentation of Governor Carlton to the state by the retiring governor whose valedictory address 'formally had ojjened the ceremoniee after a five-minute Invocation by the Rev Dr Bunyan Stephens pastor of the First Baptist Church--" Touching upon governmental reforms in his Inaugural speech Governor Carlton pounded a keynote of economy in state government and de- cried the evils of He pledged Mi administration to a "sound fiscal and sound economic policy" Problems of finance and taxation Please Turn to Page 4 Headed for Miami the giant navy dirigible Los Angeles took'off at 8:45 yesterday from Its hangar at Lakehurst and Commander Charles Roaendahl aald that he expected to make the trip In about 27 hours That would bring the dirigible over Miami about 11:45 fr today If the weather conditions remain good down the Atlantic seaboard and If a straight course to Miami is maintained The Patoka mooring mast ship for the Los Angeles now is at St bay about 90 miles east of Pensacola and it la probable that Commander Rosendahl might steer a course for it and come to Miami tomorrow during the day Preparations were being made late last night at tbe Hialeah station of Tropical Radio Telegraph Company to maintain a' radio communication with the ship and further detans of trip are expected to be available through that medium today manager of the station was to notify Miami officials of the exact hour of arrival of the dirigible and to radio Instructions to ts offeera as as to their maneuvers The giant ship was to have left its hangar Monday night but strong cross winds made the departure hazardous and a delay was decided upon The ahip was to have appeared over HARRY HEW Drizzles of Rain and Low Ceiling Fail To Lower Enthusiasm Occasional drizzles of rain and a "low celling" did not prevent the second day of All-American Air Sleet from being the climax of stunts and the peak of attendance at the municipal airport yesterday Because of the enormous Interest In aeronautics and the air meet the crowds of automobiles blocked most of the toads to the airport and In the middle of the afternoon Gratigny road west of Grapeland boulevard was solidly congested Many cars moved northward through Opa-Locka and approached the airport by roads from the west Notables In governmental aviation and literary circles added Interest to meeting Postmaster General Harry New who came to Miami to view the All-American Air Meet and to participate in the dedicatory ceremonies of the new Pan-American Airways field this morning when the first' mail plane to Porto Rico will be-dispatched was at the municipal airport yesterday accompanied by Irving Glover second assistant postmaster general who has been ond of the ardent workers Please Tarn to Page 13 SENATOR IS ASKED TO PROVE CHARGE Indian Committee Takes Up Attack By Oklahoman WASHINGTON Jan 8 (IP) The senate Indian affairs committee investigating the case of Jackson Barnett wealthy Creek Indian adopted a motion today asking Commissioner Burke of the bureau of Indian affairs to prove a charge that Senator Pine of Oklahoma conspired to destroy him and the Indian service" The action was taken on motion of Senator La Follette Republican Wisconsin a member of the committee after Senator Pine had read a statement in which he denied there was a conspiracy Burks yesterday told the committee he believed he could prove the charge' but asked for time to call witnesses from Oklahoma This was granted and the hearing on the charge was set for next Monday LEGLESS NEWS VENDOR REMEMBERS SURGEON WEST PALM BEACH Fla Jan 8 (JP) Eighteen years after blood poisoning had transformed him from a union printer to a legless vendor of newspapers Harry Dagon felt grateful Ihe surgeon who hd amputated his legs without ctyarfee jje died Saturday To another crippled news vendor he left his automobile To a neighbor he left hia small cottage To a Doctor Dowe of Danville the physician who amputated his legs left the balance of hla property Chicago Italian Leader Shot As He Sat In His Parlor CHICAGO Jan 8 (IP) Fasquallno Lolordo wealthy Italian Importer and reputed chief of a North Side Uquof syndicate was assassinated tonight as ha sst In the parlor of his home with two companions slater-ln-law told the of- fleers "two or three men had been drinking with Pasquallno and they shot him" QOSSACKS GUARD GRAND BODY Body of Nicholas To Be Buried In France Today ANTIBES France Jan 8 The body of Grand Duke Nicholas head of the Romanoffs was taken to Cannes today for burial there tomorrow Twelve Cossacks each oije at least six feet four Inches in height stood guard over the stiver casket which was covered with wreaths and clusters of the finest flowers In the Riviera IN MR EXHIBITIONS Williams In Stunt Flying and Others In Maneu vers Thrill Crowd Features of the second day of the All-American Air Meet at the municipal airport yesterday were the exhibitions by service planes sent by the army navy and marine corps for the occasion the exhibition of formation flying by nine army planes from Fort Crockett Galveston Texas the stunting of Lieut A1 Williams noted navy flier and the races between navy and marine planes The features provided plenty of thrills for the crowd which exceeded 10000 persons Interspersed between the service plane events which drew the most interest were the events of civilian planes and pilots including four races a dead stick landing contest and a bomb dropping contest A drop of more than 1000 feet made the crowd Tiold its breath as Paul A De-Weese parachute Jumper waited that longr before opening his parachute in the lgst- event of the meet Lieutenant Williams of the navy unit at Anacostia who holds the American speed record of 266 miles an hour for land planes and unofficial record of 322 miles an hour put on an exhibition of stunt flying and maneuvering never seen before In this section He flew the ehip upside down sideways and every other way and did tricks turnovers loops barrel rolls and other breath-taking maneuvers Lieutenant Williams won the Pulitzer trophy in 1923 for his feat of tnaklng 266 miles an hour at Mitchell Field The contest for the cup that year was livened by the Please Tara to Page 5 i DAYTON-PANAMA FLIGHT TO START Stops Scheduled For Montgomery and Miami DAYTON Ohio Jan 8 Start of the High of a Fokker plane from Wright field Dayton to Franc airport at Panama Canal Zone which has been delayed for several dtys is scheduled for early tomorrow morning The plane will be flown by Maj Paul Brock and Lieuts Dwight Canfield and George McDonald of the southern field The trip will the first Instance wherfe a plane is flown to Its delivery point a field outside the United States The flight to Prsiama will be made in several Jumps the route taking the men on the first leg of the trip from Dayton to Montgomery' Ala thence to Miami Fla and then on to Havana Cuba From there they will go to Tela Honduras then to Managua Nicaragua- and last to France field Panama SIX NAVAL SEAPLANES ARRIVE AT KEY WEST KEY WEST Fla Jan 8 Six naval seaplanes enroute to Panama arrived here this morning from Titusville where an overnight- stop was made following a flight from Charleston yesterday 4 TITUSVILLE Fla Jan 8 Six naval seaplanes which stopped here for the night enroute from Hampton Roads to Panama resumed flight this morning to Key West REPORT ON BUSINESS IS MADE TO COOLIDGE WASHINGTON Jan 8 President Coolidge was advised by the commerce department today that business conditions throughout the last six months of 1928 were better than during the first half bf the year and were up to the standard of 1927 So Bays Postmaster General New In Formal Dedication Address MOST AIR-MINDED CITY IN COUNTRY That Is Statement of As-sistant Secretary of Commerce Miami Is destined to be one of the world's greatest airports The above opinion was expressed last night by Postmaster General Harry New at the formal dedication exercises of the municipal airport in Bay Front park It and the statement of William MacCracken jr assistant secretary of commerce for aeronautics that Miami is the most air-minded city in the country occasioned prolonged applause from the more than 10000 Miami residents and visitors who attended the dedication exercises In addresses delivered by Miss (Amelia Earhart first woman to fly across the Atlantic Irving Glover second assistant postmaster general A Hambleton vice president of the Pan-American Airways Edgar representative of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of the United States and Yonge chairman of the Miami Municipal Aviation Board as well aa in the addresses of the postmaster general and the assistant secretary of commerce It was prophesied that greatest opportunity lies In the support given the development of commercial air transportation by Miami residents Each speaker also expressed the opinion that Miami would be the great entry and export port for atr trade with Latin-American countries The postoffice department sees fulfillment of Its plan realization of Its dream In all' events that have knitted more closely together' the United States and its neighbors of South America through the medium of International commercial air service Postmaster General New said all events of this All-American Air Meet and the launching of communication facilities by air between North America and her neighbors the post office department finds pleasure In realizing its part In showing commerce the possibilities' of air he said' President-Elect Declines To Make Any Legislative Suggestion Before Taking Office ttr THE ASSOCIATED MESS WASHINGTON Jan Presidentelect Hoover talked over many problems today with Secretary Mellon and a number of congressional leaders and approved plans for a simple inauguration to be followed by a military and civic parade lasting about two hours Members of the senate and house who discussed legislative affairs with Mr Hoover were informed that he would have no suggestions to make on pending measures as he would consider such a course Improper Members of the Iowa congressional delegation quoted him as having said that President Coolidge still was chief executive and that his administration would have to solve Its own problems Secretary Mellon whose reappointment to the treasury post la regarded how as almost a foregone conclusion had lunch with the president-elect at his headquarters at Mayflower Hotel They were closeted nearly two hours but neither h'ad any statement to make OPERATION IS FORBIDDEN PARIS Jan Jenny Dolly famous dancer was seriously 111 of appendicitis tonight but surgeons forbade an immediate operation because of the weakness of her heart FRENCH AVIATOR KILLED NICE France Jan 8 Five military aviators were Killed today when their tri-motored hydroplane crashed in the sea while they were making an altitude test OPENS TODAY Pan-American Airways Dedication Has International Significance NEW WILL SPEAK AT CEREMONIES Miami Is Center of Systems That Will Operate Over 13000 Miles i International significance will be attached to the program today at the Pan-American Airport In Thirty-sixth street when Pan-Ameri-cn Airways Inc operating eompany of the Aviation Corporation of the Americas' dedicates Its new airport and inaugurates regular atr mail and passenger service to Nassau to Havana and to San Juan Porto Rico The ceremony marks the opening of a service that will be extended through Central and South America ir three routes operating over 139oo airway miles Miami will be the center of operations for the entire system A distinguished array of visitors is In Miami for the occasion and several thousand Invitations have been sent out by officials of tbe company for attendance at the impresive ceremonies to atart at 7:30 a Out-of-Miami guests here for the dedication and opening of the air service Include Postmaster General Harry a New Irving Glover second assistant postmaster general White superintendent of foreign mails for the United States post office William MacCracken Jr assistant secretary of commerce for aeronautics Amelia Earhart transatlantic flier and John A Hambleton vice president of Pan-American Airways James Eaton general trafflo manager of Pan-American Airways will ba master of ceremonies The leaving of the giant airllneri tor Havana Nassau and ths countries of the West Indies the Miami-San Juan line will be preceded by the raising of the flags of those countries and by the dipping of the flags in salute as the airliners take to the air National anthems and other selections will be played by tbe Royal Scotch Highlanders band The program will start at 7:80 a with the official dedication of the airport in an address by Mr Hambleton and a response by Mayor Sewell At 7:45 a the band will play the and the Stars and Stripes will be raised At 7:50 a the Cuban flag will be raised and the Cuban anthem Please Turn to Page IS BRITISH VETERAN HICCOUGHS 18 DAY WEST PALM BEACH Fla Jan I (IP) Edward Johnson veteran Britis soldier has been hiccoughing for 1 days tfnd little hope la held for hi recovery Johnson suffering from lung disorder following pneumonia 1 Epgland two years ago was confine to his bed for nearly a year He firi contracted illness while serving wit the famous Gordon Scotch Highland era in the Boer war and was la valided back to England TEACHING OF EVOLUTION CHARGED TO TEACHER JAMESTOWN Tenn Jan Prof Elmore Gentry principal of the Clark Rrange High school will be tried Friday by the Fentress County Board of Education on a charge of teaching evolution BANDITS ROB BANK IN HUNTER DISGUISE INDIANAPOLIS Jan 8 (JP) Four men disguised as hunters walked into the Irvington State Bank today and threatening the employes and customers with shotguns took 310000 and escaped GOVERNMENT BONDS NEW YORK Jan 8 government bonds closings: Liberty 34s 9925 first 1007 fourth 1009 treasury 3is 10310 treasury 4s 10610 THE ft! I AM I HERALD PUBLISHED Classified Advertisements Last Year 79 Per Cent Of All Classified Ads Published In Miami Last Month 35899 Yesterday 1335 For 3 Hours Sorrowing Throng Passes Madison Square Garden Bier FUNERAL SERVICES THIS AFTERNOON Eulogies Are Prepared For Leader Who Died In Miami Beach C8Y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK Jan 8 On the spot where the ring Is placed when boxing contests are held at Madison Square Garden the body of Tex Rickard rested tonight awaiting funeral services tomorrow afternoon and bnrial Before the final words are aald In praise of the genius of the sports promoter who built the great arena where his body lies thousands 6f men and women from every walk of life paid their silent tribute Tomorrow other thousands will be admitted until 1:30 o'clock half an hour before the funeral service is read For three hours tonight the doors of the Garden were swung open to admit the public to pass the massive bronze casket holding the body of In his rise to the front rank of promoters Rickard was continually striving to bring the "best to the ringside for his shows Tonight the "best in their high hats came along with "the nervously twitching their caps in fheir hands to pay tribute to a man who succeeded in making boxing respectable Boxing champions and title holders of other days were In the throng several white-haired men who held belts before Rickard ever saw a gloved hand lead or counter coming to pay respectful tribute to a man whose like was not seei In their day At the funeral tomorrow nil will Join In saying a final At 1:30 tomorrow afternoon the many doors of Madison Square Garden will be closed and only holders of cards will be admitted after that hour Card holders will Include friends of the family men prominent in sport especially boxing and hockey and officials of the Madison Square Garden Corporation of which Tex Rickard was president and general manager The services in the Garden will be Please Turn to Page 11 mcjwmot ILE HHIIII Son of Chain Store Owner Is Killed On Vacation In Florida tlY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ORLANDO Fla Jan Van McCrory 32 of Ridgewood son of John McCrory five and ten-cent store magnate was shot and killed In a hunting accident near his ranch in Orange county late today He was shot by Raymer Ma- guire prominent Orlando attorney and close friend of McCrory according to officers who investigated The accident occured while the two were hunting deer on horseback In the southeastern part of the county officers learned A shotgun in the hands of Maguire was discharged In some manner Its load taking effect in McCrory's back Death followed within a few minutes from what was described as internal hemorrhage when number of shoV penetrated a 'lung After investigation officers said the shooting was clearly an accident and no Inquest would be held Maguire was prostrate with grief and shock at his home tonight and members of his family said he would make no statement until tomorrow Mrs McCrory also was overcome by her husband's death McCrory came' to Orlando with his family shortly before Christmas for a season of sport on the 10000-acre ranch and game preserve maintained by his father who is president of the McCrory chain of stores with headquarters in New York The body was brought to a local mortuary while efforts were being made to communicate with the father THE WEATHER Forecast for Florida: Increasing cloudiness and somewhat warmer today tomorrow rain warmer in east portions and colder Thursday afternoon in west portion Modv crate winds mostly northwest Miami temperatures yesterday Maximum 70 minimum H2 Complete weather report-da' Page 2 Birger Gang Members Are Sentenced For Murder of Illinois Couple 8Y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS-MARION 111 Jan Four members of the Charlie Birger gang of southern Illinois gunmen' were sentenced ft) life Imprisonment this afternoon by Circuit Judge Hartwell for the murder of Mrs Ethel Price who with her husband State Highway Patrolman Lory Price was kidnaped and killed two years ago The four are Art Newsman chief lieutenant of Birger Leslie Simpson Freddie Wooten and Riley Simmons In addition to the life sentence each was sentenced to serve years In prison for conspiracy to murder Mrs Price and also 57 years in prison for conspiracy to murder husband Under these sentences which were recommended by State Attorney Roy Browning none of the four will be eligible for parole for fifty-eight years- All four had pleaded guilty to the murder of Mrs Price and the sentencing followed a hearing gt which all four testified Browning had made ah agreement with defense attorneys to recommend that none of the four be sentenced to death but that all be given life Imprisonment Mr and Mrs Price were seized in the Illinois home Their bullet-marked bodies were found weeks later TEXAS ELECTION ERROR REPORTED Change Taken As Meaning Re-election of Republican SAN ANTONIO Texas Jan 8 VP) Headquarters of Harry Wurze-bach Republican congressman for the fourteenth Tex-as district were Jubilant late today when information waji received from Austin that the county Judge of Guadalupe county had reported discovery of an error In tabulation of returns from the last general election sufficient to give re-election to Wurzbach Judge Augustus McCloskey of San Antonio Democrat had been declared winner' over Wurzebach in the election Discovery of tbe mistake was said to have been reported to the Texas election commissioners by County Judge Williams of Guadalupe county It was stated that In certifying his figures the Judge had transposed the votes which- probably should have been: Wurzebach 2- 806 McCloskey 2801 The difference of- 725 votes was said to be well more than enough to wipe out the 627 vote victory previously accredited to McCloskey DECISION IS AGAINST CHANNEL IN FL RIDA WASHINGTON Jan 8 Maj Gen Edgar Jadwin chief of army engineers today recommended to congress that the work of constructing a channel from the Gulf of Mexico through Passage Key inlet in the northern end of Anna Maria Key and into Sarasota Bay Flortia should not be undertaken because there were adequate facilities for navigation purposes The report said that the Improvement would not Justify the expenditure required NOMINATION IS CONFIRMED WASHINGTON Jan 8 (IP) The nomination of Col Francis Lejau Parker to be chief of the bureau of insular affairs with a rank of brigadier general was confirmed today by the senate He succeeds Maj Gen Frank McIntyre who retired from active service January 5 this year BLIZZARD IN CONSTANTINOPLE CONSTANTINOPLE Jan 8 UP) A furious blizzard today brought Constantinople its first snow storm of the winter POSTMASTER GENERAL WILL FLY TO HAVANA Postmaster General Harry New and Miss Amelin Earhart transatlantic flier will maha a flight to Havana this morning with other notables la one of the air liners of tho Pan-American Airways which will Inaugurate regular passenger and air mall aervtee to Nassau to Havana direst and to Nassan today They will return In tho afternoon plane in time to attend the aviation hall at the Noutllna Hotel tonight Ambassador To Mexico In Miami On First Visit In 16 Years More should be made of the oceah front In the Miami district Dwight Whitney Morrow ambassador of the United States to Mexico said yesterday on hla first visit here in 16 years He stopped at the Flamingo Hotel with his party Mr Morrow arrived by train with Mrs Morrow their daughters Elizabeth and Anne Mr brother Brig Gen Jay Johnson Morrow retired former governor the Panama Canal Zone Mr and Mrs Seward Prosser the former the chairman of the board of Bankers Trust Company New York and their two daughters Constance and Mrs Dan Caulking They were guests of Mr and Mrs Romfh at luncheon at tbe Bath club at noon and sailed at 3 for Nassau aboard tbe Munson steamship New Northland tor a vacation of two weeks in Nsssau 1912 I came here and atopped at the Royal Palm the ambassador said has changed tremendously since then' I am very anxious to drive around the city and think it Is a wonderful place to be "I could never understand why more was not made of this beautiful ocean front I suppose now it is very closely Mr Morrow was told that much of Please Tarn to Page 13 MRS LINDBERGH WILL COME HOME Flier's Mother Plans To Leave Turkey This Month CONSTANTINOPLE Jan 8 (F) Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh mother of the famous transatlantic flier is planning to return to the United States on January 18 after a period of chemistry teaching at the American College She will go by way of Egypt All Angora turned out today In honor of a visit by Kira Lindbergh who was the guest of the Turkish Aviation League which will give her a banquet tonight Mrs Joseph Grew wife of the American ambassador will give a reception for Mra Lindbergh tomorrow CONTINUED PROGRESS BY KING IS REPORTED LONDON Jen King George continued to make progress toward recovery during tbe past 24 hours Today his majesty had several hours of calm natural Sleep and' at 8:15 tonight his physicians issued the first bulletin of the day saying: king has had a quiet day Hie condition remains unchanged So further bulletin will be issued until tomorrow POET DIES IN GEORGIA AUGUSTA Ga Jan 8 VP) William Hamilton Hayne 74 aon of the late Paul Hamilton Hayne well known Southern poet and himself a well know n' poet d'ed here today SMITH IS OPENING CHRISTMAS CARDS Former Governor Says That Is Ilis Main Task Notv NEW TORK Jan- 8 (IP) Alfred Smith In his first public address since retirement from public office revealed today what work he has taken up since he stopped being governor It is opening Christmas cards The former governor spoke at a luncheon of the directors of the Beckman Street hospital at which hs resumed a position as a member of tbs board an office he relinquished when state affairs were demanding all his attention In accepting the directorship he said "Call me up at my office any time there is anything I cap do I am not doing much work thefe now except opening a lot of Christmas COUNCIL OF CHURCH BOARDS NAME LEADER CHATTANOOGA Tenn jin 8 council of church boards of education today elected Dr Davis of Alfred University Alfred president for the current year succeeding Dr Frederick -Stock -well of the board of Christian education Presbyterian church A Philadelphia ONE FLOCK That certainly was too had that always the way when you want an extra flock of Rhode Island Reds you get them? Well that's the way it goes have everything you want in this world Mrs Sturgeon 130 Seventy-fifth street advertised a flock of Rhode Island Red hens In The Herald Classified Section On the day the ad Appeared a Herald reader came to her home and bought the flock Later in the day six other people called eager to buy Rhode Reds Too late too bad There is no limit to the result possibilities of Herald Classified ads Everybody reads them These little ads can be a big help to you 23125 your ads will be charged Office 200 Miami avenue Tex Life Story In issue of The Herald begins the eventful and romantic story of George Lewis (Tex) Rickard noted sports promoter whose career through poverty to riches and a commanding- position among financiers of the country closed with his sudden death in Miami Beach last Sunday Turn to Page 10 and read the opening installment of this remarkable story by Jack Lawrence Other installment will follow daily BRITISH AUTHOR DIES LONDON Jan 8 VP) Henry Arthur Jones author of many produced plays died at his home last night of a lung congestion' He was 77 jeais old i.