THE WEATHER. NET PRESS BUN AVERAGE DAILV CIROUI/A™iNI Clear and much colder tonight. OP THE EVENING HERALD Sunday continued cold. for the month of October, 1026. a u r 4 , 8 9 8 ■ stale I f '■ " PRICE THREE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1926. t'AGES) VOL. XLV., No. 49. Olaselfled AdTeitiBlng oo Page 0 Hobo Convention Worried Over READY, ARMY? Match Maker CROWDSTHRONG IRISH SUPPORT ICYCLONE TOLL Women Rivals and Queen Marie REACHES 82 IN READY,NAVY? TO HEARSTORY CASEB06SUP Omaha, Neb., Nov. 27.—-The an­ as a body move south In the win­ nual convention of the International ter and return north in May. 0F M R S.H A I1 Brotherhood Welfare Association Late Sleepers DO YOUR STUFF! % ______ A WIDE REGION of Migratory and Casual Workers Convention sessions were as a BEFORE BOARD is a thing of the past here In Oma­ rule held in the afternoon and at [ ha, but memories of the gathering night. It seenft hoboes don’t like Women and Girls Stand at will remain fn the minds of the to be aroused early, and by com-1 Greatest Crowd in Football Six Slates Were Hit By Tor­ local populace long after the speech mon consent all sessions were r Mrs. Mary Irish Claims She of the Rotary Club speaker or the timed so that no one’s slumbers History, 110,000, to Wit­ Court House Long Before nado Bom in the Ozarks; KIwanian entertainer have been would be disturbed in the forenoon. Cannot Pay Money Court forgotten. The I. B. W. A.. M. C. W. To some the idea of hoboes hold­ in case you don’t know, is the na­ ing a convention may seem absurd, ness Today’s Contest at Opening Hour — Photo­ Near Zero in Midwest To­ tional organization of tramps and but for the membership It is of as Ordered— Holl Presents hoboes. much importance as any service With James Eads How, Chicago club gathering. The - organization Chicago’s Soldiers Field. graph Taking Is Barred. day. millionaire president of the organi­ has national officers and local chap­ ters. At the recent sessions world New Layout. zation presiding, sessions were held (BY DAVIS J. WALSH) here for four days. More than a economics were discussed, and the Somerville, N. J., l^ov. 27.—Mrs. Chicago, Nov. 27.—The list of hundred members in good standing present unsettled conditions of Prances Stevens Hall was to tell Russia were debated. However, the Chicago, Nov. 27-— Once In the her own story to the jury In the Mrs. Mary Irish, once a resident dead in the wake of the violent attended, coming from all sections of the country. Following adjourn­ most Important session had to do life of everyone there comes the Hall-Mills murder trial today. if Manchester, now of Hartford, wind storms that swept over six with ways and means ot procuring bitter moment with a throb that The plan was to have her take addressed a letter to the Board of ment most of them took freight southern and southwestern states trains going south, for the weather probes him to the very depths and the stand and try ter convince the Selectmen last night asking that .. stood at 82 today. Many hundreds already was chilly, and the “boes” (Contlnaed on Page 2.) remains until he breathes no more. elderly jury by her own words that she be relieved of the support of Such a moment—great and compell­ This is Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, she had no part in the murder of her husband, John Irish. Mrs. Irish Arthur R. Gould, candidate in the of others were Injured. The prop­ ing—wil come to Chicago this her husband, Rev. Edward W. Hall special election for United States formerly Mrs. Willidln K. Vander­ was ordered by Superior court 18 erty damage probably will exceed afte’’noon with the first Army and bilt, whose name appeared promi- and’ his inamorata, Mrs. Eleanor months ago to contribute ?25 Senator in Maine has been charged Navy football game to be played by Governor Ralph O. Brewster, a $1,500,000. WOMAN MAY RUN uently in the petition submitted to Mills, who were shot to death in a monthly to the support of her hus­ GOULD IS FREED west of the Atlantic seaboard and, the Vatican by her daughter for an­ lovers’ lane on the night of Sept. band, who is now crippled and un­ fellow Republican, with having Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi been the beneficiary of camMign and Missouri suffered most. Arkan­ SL\ propriately, Chicago will meet nulment of her marriage 30 years 14, 1922. able to earn a livelihood. th > situation on common ground by ago to the Duke of Marlborough. Crowds Walt Eagerly. The Irish case attracted consid­ expenditures beyond the legal limit. sas, alone reported 41 killed and FORVICE-PRESIDENT To the accusation, Gould’s answer more than 200 Injured. The little OF SLUSH CHARGE furnishing the most elaborate set­ Although she was in love with Win- Indications were that a record erable attention here because the ting that yet has graced the spec- throp Rutherford, the former Con- crowd will hear her testify. Early couple was well known locally and was that Brewster is "a tool of the town of Heber Springs, with 21 Ku Klux Klan.” In Gould’s fight dead, bore the brunt of the storm’s t&cl€. auelo Van'iierbilt deposed, her moth­ this morning a long line of women because of the unusual aspect of Arching Its concrete shoulder er, by “making continuous scenes” and girls assembled at the court the case. Mrs. Irish receives com­ lor the toga with Fulton J. Redman, fury in Arkansas. Democrat, hangs the balance of Little Rock a Refuge. Accusations of Kian Party Texan, Beaten For Governor high up against an ashen sky, Sol­ and other coercive measures, forced house eagerly awaiting the opening pensation from the government be­ diers Field will be the focal point her Into the union with the British of the court room doors. cause of the death of their son dm- power in the now Republican-con­ Practically every house in the trolled upper chamber of Congress. village was leveled by the tornado­ for a gathering of 110,000 persons, uobleman. It was on these grounds Justice Parker, presiding jurist ing the war. Half of this was ord­ Nomination, Wearies of that the annulment was granted. at the Hall-Mills trial, became so ered pgid to her husband. like wind. The injured are being Not Valid, Rules Maine the greatest crowd that ever attend­ rushed by special train to Little ed any fotball game. Incensed when an impromptu fiasii- Daughter Keeps Fath.'r light photograph was taken in court In the letter read to the Select- Rock. 1Uale Domination. All-Bat Champiens A summary of the dead by states, Secretary. The championship of the coun­ yesterday that he revoked the per­ iien last night Mrs. Irish claims it CAPAOTY CROWD mits of all newspaper photograph­ Is a hardship for her to continue as reported here, follows; try might have been at stake today DAUGHTEROFBRET had not the Army lost to Notre ers and they will not be able the support of her husband ordered Arkansas, 46. Dallas, Te<., Nov. 27— Mis. by the court. She claims tl at her FOR CLUB CONCERT Louisiana, 16. Augusta, Me., Nov, 27—Arthur Dame. This was the only game lost to take Mrs. Hall as she testifies to* daughter, Mrs. Lescer Dewey, is Mississippi, 10. R. Gould, Republican candidate for Edith Wllmans, of Dallas, may be during the 1926 season by either of HARTE NEARS END day. , a candidate for the vice-presidency today’s principals, the Navy having Took Dl Martlm Flash. now keeping her husband and that Missouri, 5. United States senator in the spec­ he is earning his board by taking Alabama, 4. of the United States in 1928. She scored over Michigan, Colgate, The offending photographers ial election on Monday, today stood took a flash of Felix Di Martini, the care of the Dewey children and do­ TsxHS has been approached by officials of Princeton, Drake and Purdue, ing various household duties. She Nearly 800 Tickets Already The storm, originating and .cleared of the charges raised by among others. The Army, mean­ Drug Victim, Dying in Insti­ private detective, when he appeared has lost all equity in a home the reaching its greatest violence over supporters of the Ku Klux Klan the National Woman’s Party, she time, defeated Yale by a mere mat­ suddenly on the witness stand. Jus­ couple once owned on North School the foothills of the Ozark moun­ that he had exceeded the legal lim­ say**, with a view to having her ter ot 33 to 0, and otherwise gave tution, Proves to Be Form­ tice Parker had shown irritation street here and in the letter cited Sold— One Block of Seats tains, spread out fan-like over the it of fl,500 in his campaign ex­ cast her lot with them. a fair imitation of a first-class foot­ at previous confusion in the cou.t room and the flashlight was the different things to prove.she was adjacent states. At Moscow, Ark., penses for the nomination. Defeated for the Texas Democra­ ball team. nearly poverty stricken. After a hearing. Secretary Frank Ordered. near Pine Bluff, ten persons were tic gubernatorial nomination, Mrs. In consequence, virtually even er Social Light. last First Witness It was leai'ned later that Mrs. killed. Many other fatalities were V.