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IS NOW• REAUTY I r PASSES AWAY 4- / SHARP DECLINE \ V _ . “A / *5^ > ------National Grahr Corporation’s IlAKE STEAMER Milftant» / Fundamentalist, He Early Trading Carried Prices of Active Issues Down $10 s inKS;S1X0F WasAlways Chshmg to $70 a Share— Bankers Relieve Situation by Reduc­ Loan MiBions to Growers \ _ . LOBBY PROBERS ARELOS With Modernistic Reli­ ing Margin Requirements on Street Loans; One Mem­ of Wheat 60 1 gions Teachings. WITH OPINIONS ber of Curb Exchange Fails— Board of Governors

Washington, Oct. 29.— (AP)—^The Clifton Springs, N. Y., Oct. 29.— Will Keep Exchange Open to Regular Closing Time. first national commodity co-opera­ Officers Stick to Craft Until (AP)-^The Rev. Dr. John Roach tive sales association to be set up D e c la r e s Small Western Straton, noted militant Fundamen­ New York, Oct. 29.— (AP)— under the guidance of the Farm It Founders, Then Take to talist Baptist preacher, died at a 25 per cent margin on their street The crest of the flood of selling, board came into legal existence to­ sanitarium here today. He was 54 States Have Too Much demand loans. Previous require­ day as the Farmers National Grain Rafts— Several Persons years old. which has wiped out at least 25 ments ranged as high as 40 per Corporation filed incorporation pa- Although seriously ill ^th. a fierv- billions of dollars in the quoted cent, so that the reduction will ma­ T>er8 at Wilmington, Delaware. ous breakdown for the- last month, Voice in the Senate on (Values of securities in the last terially facilitate the large commis­ Similar organizations for the , Are Reported Injured. death came imexpectedly at 5:5<) a. week, appeared to have passed sion houses in financing their re­ wool and mohair and livestock co­ m., after a heart attacki His wife TarM Matters. in the New York securities quirements during the current crisis operatives are in process of forma­ was at his bedside when he died. markets early this afternoon, by releasing a huge volume of tion will be completed soon. The BULLETIN! He suffered a slight paralytic when a brisk rally followed an­ credit. Farm Board announced, at the other disastrous decline which Previous to the bankers’ an­ stroke last; April and immediately Washington, Oct. 29. — (AP)— same time expressing the hope that Kenosha, Wis., Oct. 29.— after went to a sanitarium at At­ had carried scores of issues nouncement, F. B. Keech and Co., co-ot)eratives handling other com­ (A P )— Captain Dougal Morrl-^ lanta, Ga., for a rest. H e returned Joseph R. Grundy, president of the down $10 to $70 a share. one of the large commission houses, modities would foster a similar son on the steamship Wisconsin,* Pennsylvania Manufacturers Asso­ An indicated turnover of 10,- annoimced that it had reduced the Charges of widespread Fascist to his home a month, ago, but soon Contrary to the reputation which move. which sank in Lake Michigan suffered from a nervous breakdown has stamped him as a Wall Street ciation took the breath of the lobby 000,000 shares was seen in the margin requirements of its custom­ The new grain corporation win propaganda in American schools early today, was picked up by and entered the sanitarium here. bull almost throughout his financial committee today when he frankly announcement that total sales ers to 25 per cent. This is the first make use to the greatest extent made by Marcus Duffield, above, decrease in. margin requirements the Kenosha guar^men, carried New York newspaperman, writing He was pastor of Calvary B&ptlst career, Jesse Livermore, above, has stated he thought the smaller west­ to 2:10 p. m. were 13,838,000 possible all existing farmer owned since the “bull” market started on ashore, shook hands with his in Harper’s Magazine, have resulted church in New York but by his ag­ been reported as a heavy buyer on ern states had too much voice In the shares, with the ticker 82 min­ grain marketing facilities. The its wild rampage a few years ago. fellows at the Coast Guard sta­ in an investigation by the State De­ gressive campaigns against Modern­ the low-panic-stricken market re­ Senate on tariff legislation. utes behind the market. board said the organization would tion, was lifted into an ambu­ ism, and especially Evolution, he cently. He is one of the largest Elarlier Openings have adequate capital and if given partment. Duffield wrote that Sharply questioned by the Senate lance, collapsed and died. Italian-American children, attend­ gained nation-wide proinlneace. operators in the New York Stock investigators, Grundy said it was a New York, Oct. 29— (AP)-Stock i ^aciing comi^ssion houses, m - adequate support of farmp owned During the last presidential cam- ^chEmge. ticipatmg a wild opemng, started grain cO'Operative associations ing Italian schools established by “tragedy” that the states contribut­ prices turned sharply upvmrd short­ Kenosha, Wis., Oct. 29— (AP) — the Fascist! in this country, were ing negligible amounts In federal business much earlier than usual. handle annually in excess of 500,- ly before 1:30 p. m. this afternoon Employes were seen flocking into 000,000 bushels of all grains. With all but half a dozen persons of being taught loyalty to Premier taxes “and with no chips in the Benito Mussolini and even given game” could help break down a after a steady stream of liquidation the offices two hours before tho Those In Charge. a crew of 60 rescued, the steamer market opened, many of them hav General and active management preliminary military training to fit fundamental economic policy. in toe early trading had carried Wisconsin sank off Kenosha early them for the Fascist army. PRISONERS MOURN Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mon­ prices of active issues down $10 to ing had only a few hours sleep aft­ of the organization wiU be in the today in a storm that caused dam- er working far into the night to hands of a general manager, who, tana. 'wanted to know how Grundy $70 a share. U. S. Steel common the by-lav5 provide, shall be a per- age all along Lake Michigan shores proposed to silence “Senator Borah rallied from $171 to $186, 'General clean up yesterday’s 9,000,000 share -A T WARDEN’S BIER and myself for instance,” on the Electric from $214 to $244 and session. Hundreds of customers, son “acceptable to the Farm for the second time in a week. bearing checks, cash and stock cer­ Board.” ! The ofiQcers of the Wisconsin’s tariff bill and the witaess said "pro­ American (Jan from $115 to $119 a LIVE WIRE KILLS priety” should dictate that. sli£Lir6« tificates to sweeten up to4ir colla­ Chairman Legge, of the Farm stuck to the craft imtil it sank teral, also were seen in the large Board, announced in Chicago seve^ , ^nd were taken from life rafts by Stands By Platform Sales of stock on toe New York Examined by Senator Borah, Re­ Stock Elxchange up to 1:00 p. m., brokerage offices. Telephone facili­ days ago that approximately $100,- j rescue boats, a dozen of which rush- Wethersfield Inmates Pay ties of toe downtown exchanges 000,000 would be made available to jq ^he steamer after the Kenosha publican, Idahd, Grundy persisted totalled 12,652,000 shares, which BRIDGE PAINTER were swamped with calls. the g^rain co-operatives. The Life Guard had taken off most of that he stood by the Republican compares wdth toe high record for corporation, the board believes, will tig crew. One man was reported to Special Tribute at Serv­ platform to give, agriculture an a full session of 12,894,600 shares, The nervous character of toe provide a medium through which it ^ave fallen overboard as the rescue equality with Industry but he dls^, recorded last 'Thursday. ' market is illustrated by toe fluctu­ can loans to grain marketing ^iras in progress^ amd five others with the Idahoan that it Because of toe tremendous volume ations of U. S. Steel. Common, associations, both for current mar- ^gre unaccounted for. Companion Seriously Hurt ices for Henry K. W. Scott | s ® / be necessary to cut down of trading, and toe physical difficul­ Which opened fractionally lower at keting purposes and for the ac- Several persons brought from the some industrial tariff rates to obtain ties in making deliveries of securi­ 185 3-4, rallied to 192, dropped to quisition of physical facilities. Such ship by the life savers were uncon- As Shock Hurls Them to this equality. ties in the congested financial dis­ 181 1-2, reboimded to 185, and then organization, it wras ssdd, should scious from exposure when they Wethersfield, OcL 29.— (A P) — It was Gnmdy’s second appear­ trict,- governors of the New York dropped back to 175. Other leading not onlv reduce local and terminal reached shore, but they soon re- The 550 Inmates of state prison who ance. He again readily acknowledg­ Stock Exchang'j made a further ex­ stocks acted in a similar manner. marketing costs and elintoate vived. ( the Tracks Below. once said to Warden Henry K. W. ed tariff Increases for which he had tension in delivery time from 2:30 to Despite the enormous volum e. of waste, but also exert a strong influ­ No women were aboard. Scott “You’ve got the* heart ind worked but denied he had sought 3:00 p. m. Securities purchased one trading, toe tickers did not fall as ence toward a greater market-price Two of three passengers were hand to play the game and play it any tariff decreases on metal ma­ day ordinarily must be delivered by far behind-as.-they did last Thurs­ saved. C. H. S. Jostrand of Eckel- on. the, square’,* paid their last re-, terials, saying: ‘T don’t play both 2:15' p. m; of toe following day. day, due largely to toe fact that the stabilization. New Haven, Oct. 29.— (AP.)-r- The corporation, the board said, son, N. D., the third passenger, was spectf "to him at a sfieclkl service ends of tbe game.” The Board of Governors of toe average volume of Individual quota­ Rev., Dr. Straton. provides a plan whereby farmers missing-and survivors believed him. One man was killed and another in the prison chapel today.’ Wool \ va s the only farm schedule New York Stock Exchange held a tions was much smaller. The New Six inmates who had won the may extend their co-operative gram be the man who made a flying was probably fatally injured today paign he took an activejwurt against In which Grundy said he had inter­ special meeting early this afternoon York Stock Exchange ticker was 34 warden’s specied trust and confi-r and decided t$ keep toe Exchange marketing on extensive scale Into ig^p from the foimdering ship to a when the two working on a paint­ the candidacy 1 of Alfred E. S^tb, ested hinieelf. minutes late at 11:45 p. m. and toe the domestic terminal and export ijfg boat, missed and went down, dence in the ten years of his quiet open for toe full five hour session, ers’ platform on the edge of the attacking, him from 1^ pulpit and and popular administration of the (Jurb ticker, which is slower in op­ markets The other rescued by Coast Guard campaigning against him in the GRUNDY RECALLED. closing at three p. m. Another meet­ eration, was 47 minutes late. Water street bridge over the New prison’s affairs carried his casket ^ B e s t of aU,” the hoard said, “ it ------south. Washington, Oct. 29.—For a sec­ ing of governors has been called for Fresh Selling Wave. provides a means whereby the grain (Continued on Page 2.) Haven Railroad tracks, stepped on into the chapel where at other times ond time Joseph R. Grundy, who six p. m. Dr. Straton is survived by his they have worshipped or sat ab- A fresh wave of selling around producers may help themselves _ ------^ a live wire and were sent hurtling was interested in tariff legislation The early afternoon rebound midday, which carried many of the through their own efforts sorbed in a motion-picture or other membership reached impressive proportions in to the tracks 20 feet below. (Continued on Page Three.). leaders $5 a share or more below tban by receiving what might be form of entertainment. ^ _ ■ of the______House____ and Senate enteredpntpmd some of toe speculative favorites. toeir opening quotations, indicated termed a direct “dole” out of public Michael Cleary, 25, of this city, a During his long illness, when i congress, appeared today before the Westinghouse Electric rallied from SENATOR BURTON, their only source of information that toe selling storm had not fully funds.” painter, died despite an hour’s ef­ Senate lobby committee and testifi­ $100 to $124, Radio from $26 to $39, subsided, although it was apparent forts by a Grace hospital arhbulance concerning his condition was “the Long Study ed he was in Washington to see en­ Johns-Maaville from $109 to $121, that strenuous efforts were beleg The corporation is the result of crew to resuscitate him. EECTIOIL CIRCULAR grape vine telegraph system,” that actment into law of Republican International Telephone from $63 to rung through all prisons, the prison­ made to maintain an orderly three months study and work by a OF OHIO, IS DEAD William S. Hudson, 30, of Ham­ Party campaign pledges on the $73, New York (Jentral from $175 to market, smd prevent a repetition oti- ers sent their warden flowers pur­ $185, American Telephone from $207 committee representing thirty-six den, also a painter, was taken a tariff. the big drops between sales which farmer-owned grain cooperative m - New Haven hospital where his RILES CANDIDATES chased with proceeds of labor in the At the outset the questioning of to $216, and Atchison from $221 to prisonshirtfactory. His death, news . . .w occurred in last Thursday’s dis­ sociations. An organization comnut- death is expected momentarily. An­ $229.50. Sf which alco came by "P-iPh j Ae»! May Suspend Trading heartening session. tee of 16 representatives from these Funeral Thursday in Cleve- other painter, Joseph Tobin, who Total stock sales in the first two organizations createfi a sub-commit- . to them, was as great ^ . ° j elation was conducted by Senator Suspension of trading on toe New worked with Hudson and Cleary hours were 8,378,800 shares, witn tee of three members, Sydney J. the prisoners as to the outside | Republican. Idaho,, who had York Stock Exchange next Monday, narrowly escaped the same fate. Portrait of Negro Congress­ toe ticker running 45 minutes be­ Cottington, of Stanhope, Iowa, Clar­ land— Always Wished He Trthntps . I “ uch to do With writing the Repub- the day preceding election day, is On Small Platform being urged by partners of some of hind toe market at noon. ence E. Huff, of SaJena, Kan., and Today their thoughtfulness was Ucan platform at the Kansas City John Manley, of Enco, Okla., to All three were at work on the i toe large commission houses, it was Prices on the New York Stock man on Pamphlet Rapping Exchange were holding steady draw up the corporation papers filed Would Die in Office. narrow platform which was sus­ yhur’mmreat h. com- learned today, giving to'em three pended over the edge of the bridge around their low levels shortly aft-jc today. ^ ______days to catch, up with the vast ac­ and attached to it by a heavy cable mid-day. U. S. Steel Common was The corporation has an authorizeo !he Republican Party. (('ontiniieri on Page S.) cumulation of work that has piled capital s ^ k of $10,000,000 and no Cleveland, Ohio., Oct. 29— (A P )— wire. The three were painting the ((’ontlmied on Page 3) up in toe last week, as Tuesday, then quoted at $175, off $11; Gener­ S S S a le dividends’ will be distri- ^ e body of Stator Theodore E. iron work on the bridge. The end election day is a holiday. Sqpie ac­ al Electric at $216, off $34; Ameri­ Lted ^tU the capital and' surplus Burton will lie in state at the Pub- of the wire which held the platform Richmond, Va.,'Oct. 29.—(AP)— tion on toe proposal may be taken at can Telephone at $212, off $20; ard total $20,000,000. Dividends- - - on all"lie Hall here Thursday morning in became loose and dropped to the (Charges and denials resulting from toe meeting of the Board of Gover­ Radio at $31,621/2, off nearly $10. stock, which can be subscribed to accordance with wishes he express­ overhead wires of the electrified a printed circular asserting that the nors late today, although Exchange Opening of trading in common, ed when he realized death was upon railroad. About 11,000 volts ran Republican Party stood for repeal of FORD’S BABBLING BROOK authorities are understood to be re­ stock of toe Trans-America Corpo­ him. ^ \ (Continued on Page Three.) through this wire to the platform the poll tax as a prerequisite to luctant to take this action for fear ration, the Giannlni holding com­ Three years ago, when his 75th and through the ironwork of the voting and showing pictures of Os­ that it might be misinterpreted. pany, on toe New York Curb Mar­ birthday was being celebrated with bridge. Cleary and Hudson stepped car DePriest, negro Congressman, ket was being held up,' pending re­ a dinner here, the Senator, half in on the wire, and receiving a terrific and his wdfe, together writh portions STARTS BIG LAW SUIT New York, Oct. 29.— (AP)— ceipt of opening transactions on jest and half in earnest, said he had of DePriest speeches, had today Panicky selling of stocks, reaching toe San Francisco Stock Exchange, GREEN POSTPONES two ambitions—to die in office ^ d shock, grabbed hold of the bridge to support .themselves. The charge usurped some of the interest' that record-breaking proportions brought toe principal market for that issue. have a public funeral. Five weeks other phases of the Virginia guber­ ago he realized this was to come from the bridge went through their about another disastrous break in The specialist in the stock informed bodies and they were hurled down natorial campaign had held. prices at toe opening of today’s toe Associated Press that he would true, and summoned, City Manager Party officials yesterday ex­ He Builds Dams Around His' MAIL PLANE PILOT LABOR CONGRESS i William R. Hopkins to take charge upon the tracks. market as blocks of 10,000 to 115,- not execute any bujdng or selling Besides being badly burned and changed letters concerning toe cir­ 000 shares were dumped into toe orders until after San Francisco j of funeral arrangements. Hopkins cular. Henry W. .^derson,. Re­ made three hurried airplane trips to receiving tremendous shocks^ the Wayside Inn Which Dry I BURNED TO DEATH securities markets at whatever had fixed toe opening price. two were severely injured by' thq publican. leader seeking to learn if prices they would bring. Early de­ Bankers Confer the capital to discuss the plans., but the circular was “aut^rized or ap­ Says A. F. of L. Must Fight did not disclose their purpose until fall. Cleary died before he reached clines in many of toe active issues Leading bankers again conferred proved,” and T. McCall Frazier, Up Stream and on toe New York Stock and New in toe offices of J. P. Morgan and the Senator’s death last night. Grace hospital. Democratic headquarters director, At noon Thursday, the funeral York Curb Exchanges rahged from (Jompany in toe early afternoon. denying any official Democratc con­ •Conditions Now Existing procession will form at the Public Woodsy Dells. Loses Way in Fog and Crash­ $5 to nearly $35 a share. The conferees included Charles E. I Hall, smd with a military escort, go AIR UNER IS LOST nection writh toe j>a.mphlet. Leading New York bankers who Mitchell, chairman of toe National I to the Euclid avenue Congregational Blames Democrats.. held a long conference at the offices CJity bank, Albert H. Wiggin, chair­ Mr. Anderson spoke of toe circu­ In the Southern States. j church, where the services will be es on Farmland— Mail of J. P. Morgan & Co. last evening man of toe Chase National bank lar as being an “outrageous at­ Sudbury, Mass., Oct.. 29.— (AP)—■ ! conducted by the Rev. Ferdinand Q. IN BIG SNOW STORM apparently stood aside imtil this and Seward Prosser president of tempt to ^sociate Dr. Brown A babbling brook whose wayward • Blanchard, pastor of the church. necessitious liquidation had been toe Bankers Trust Co. Washington, Oct. 29.— (AP)—The Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery, (William MosltTy Brown, coaUtion course is toroqgh'toe Wayside lr^l Pouches Destroyed. cleaned up and then placed suffi­ gubernatorial can(^date) and myself It was learned that toe bankers executive committee of the Pan­ Passenger Plane Somewhere in. property of Henry Ford, automobile cient supporting orders to assure an pool recently organized was buying \ ms SUCCESSOR writh DePriest.” He accused Demo­ orderly market. Prices rallied brisk­ American Federation of labor, head­ New Mexico Missing Since cratic headquarters .of distributing magnate, has become toe object of stocks toddy, but was endeavoring Columbus, Ohio., Oct. 29— (A P )— Mount Vernon, Ohio, Oct. 29.— ly after toe opening deluge of sell­ ed by William Green, president of Yesterday—Five Aboard. toe circular, and. denied that the Utigatibn through toe recent build merely to keep toe market orderly, the American Federation of Labor, The names of four men were men­ ing ‘and then sold off in reflection and making no effort for the time tioned in political circles todav as Republican platform stood for re­ ing c4 smaU dams on toe property | (a P)—E. M. Kane, pilot of toe of toe nervousness created by toe today announced the indefinite post­ Albuquerque, N, M., Oct. 29. peal of toe pdll tax. surrounding toe inn. southbound Cleveland - Louisville being to stop toe decline. possible successors to Senator Theo­ failure of. a New York Curb Ex­ George F. Baker, Jr., of toe First ponement of the sixth Pan-Ameri- dore E. Burton, who died in Wash­ (AP)—^A blinding snow storm today Mr. Frazier, who received and sin- The dains, according to a bill of TWftn plane of toe Universal line, was change firm which was not engaged, National bank joined too confer­ esm Labor Congress on the grounds ington last night. halted aerial search for the Western swered toe letter in toe absence of Complaint filed in Middlesex S’'i- burned to death early today when however, in a general commission that "the very existence of the or­ They were Colonel Edward W. Ed­ Air Express passenger plane miss­ Dr. John Garland Pollard, Demo­ perlor (Jourt In Cambridge’ by Mr. ence at toe Morgan offices in the his plane crashed into a grove o-’ business, although toe head of toe early afternoon. ganized labor movement” is threat­ wards, Cincinnati manufacturer, ing since yesterday morning in the cratic nominee for governor, wrrote and Mrs. Joseph L. Sturtevant of trees on a farm eight miles south­ firm handled accounts for personal ened by conditions in the southern close personal friend of Governor mountainous New Mexico-Arizona Anderson that in so far as he knewr Newrtonville, have made toe brook Officials of toe Newv York Stock west of Mount Vernon. friends. Exchange again delayed toe deliv­ states., Cooper; Colonel William Cooper border country with five persons Dr. Pollard did not know of toe dry in places and what water there Kane, apparently had lost his way ■ Hundreds of issues broke into new ery time on securities purchased * “The labor movement in the Proctor and Col. Carmi E. Thomp­ aboard. * existence of toe pamphlet and de­ is, muddy and unfit for bathing anJ In a dense fog, farmers living where low inbound for toe year, current and sold yesterday from 2:15 to south,” Green’s statement s^id, son of Cleveland, and Postmaster The plane was boxmd from Alham­ clared that no one connected with other purposes. toe ship Crashed, said. They first quotations in many cases ranging 2:30 p. m. today. “finds itself confronted with one of General Walter F. Brown, of Toledo. bra a suburb of Los Angeles to Kan­ toe Democratic headquarters had Seven years ago Mr. Sturtevant heard toe ship, seemingly to from 14 to % of the year’s high the most gigantic campaigns ever The governor, however, has made no sas City. Those aboard were: Dr. A. anything to do with it, Mr. Frazier took Ms bride on their honeymoon circles, .about 5:40, toe drone of toe levels. launched by employers to prevent announcemeut W. Ward, San Francisco, nationally wrrote that Dr. Pollard was “no more to “OTOOkledge” a camp locatedon plane's motors suddenly ceased and Opening Quotations. PREDICTS BANKRUPTCIES. organized labor from doing its duty. The passing of Senator Burton known dental authority, enroute to responrible for its printing and dis­ toe little stream .nd since then they a few minutes later they saw a blaze Opening quotetions'of U. S, Steel Washington, Oct. 29.—(AP) — Must Concentrate. marked the third time that death Fort Worth, Texas to fill a speak­ tribution than , is Dr. Brown or his have improved the seven acre prop­ Common, American Telephpne, Senator Brookhart, Republican, has taken those who filled the Sen­ in a patch of woods on the farm of “Thus it will be seen that with ing engagement. W.-E. M^rz, Mount headquarters responsible for toe erty. ■’Brqokledge” became a week­ Elmer Higgins. Standard Oil of New Jersey, Ameri­ Iowa, predicted today that if the more than a million members to be ate seat to which the late Frank B. Vernon, N, Y,. enroute to his home, printing and distribution of the cir­ can Can, W estingho^e and other severe decline of stock prices' in Willis was elected to serve from end retreat in the wooded hills, wrtth PUot Dead called upon, the American Federa- 7 „ James E. Doles, Los Angeles, cular signed by Dabney Harrison, wild things left to grow, a lusty ■When they reached toe S'ene, toe leaders failed to hold in the second Wall street continued, “banks aU tion of Labor finds it necessary to to Much 8^ 1 chief pilot. ^ ^ „ which is now being distributed by wave of selling which swept over over the country” would go into Senator Willis died last year and stream with deep pools, and a bird plane w m ablaze and they were un­ concentrate all its energies and re­ Allan C. Barries, Burbank, Cali­ friends of toe coalition candidates able to reach toe pilot, who was toe market in toe late forenoon. bankruptcy. former Governor Donahey appoint­ and in which Dr. Pollard is shame­ sanctuary. The Iowan, who has bills pending sources ou this titanic struggle Li fornia, co-pilot. burned beyond tecopoition, until toe Total sales in toe first half hour ed the late Cyrus Locher, Democrat, Become Friends. proposing radical revision of the which the very existence of the or­ R. L. Britton, Los Angeles, form­ fully slEuidered.” heat subsided. Most of toe mail were 3,259,800 shares, a record. of Cleveland, to serve until Decem­ In toe circular It is charged’ that With the coining of Mr. Ford to Federal Reserve law and prohibition ganized movement is at stake.” erly of Denver, steward. which Kane carried was destroyed. In an appeurent effort to avert a ber 15, last He was defeated for 1924 and his acquisition of large land of loans by banks for speculative- The Pan-American Congress Dr. Browm, coalition candidate for The remainder was taken to Mount complete demoralization of toe the Democratic nomination last governor; Hen^ W. Anderson, and holdings here, “Brookledge” purposes, said a larg;e percentage f t . would have opened January 8, in CREDIT MEN MEET. Vernon and forwarded to its desti­ market, J. P. Morg;an & Co., an­ ye^ and Burton was elected to suc­ the plattorm on which Browm Is surrounded by the Detroit auto money advanced to brokers cam . Havana, Cuba. , New Haven, Oct, 29.—The thir­ nation. ' " nounced shortly after 11 A. M. that ceed him. The appointee to succeed running “demand a rascal revision maker’s property. The Sturtevants from banks outside New York, w| | 9 , Its i>ostp (Continued on Page Three.) (Continued on Page Three.), must be held next year. opened here today. (Ciontlnaed on Page 3 .) / rw o f AWQHffyTEB HERALDf SOUTH MANGHESTEI^ CONN., TUESHAY* OCTOBiBR 29, X929. r s z IDENTIFY ORDE GIRL BOODSOBSEnE lEXTlLE INDUSTRY . CEDAR Ship Arrivals OBITUARY New Orleans, O ct 29.— CAP.)— State Briefs The xxiyaterlous ’Tone Orde," travel­ R U B I ffi HEREON ing companion of Jack Kraft New i IN BETTER SHAPE 1 SINK^aXOF Arrived: York pressman, killed aboard the Mexiw Amsterdam, New York, FIRE LOSS $50,000 steamship Creole in the Misaissipifi FUNERALS Oct. 29 from Rotterdam. river, was identified today aS Gloria' New Haven, O ct 29.— (AP)— Alfonso x m , New York, Oct. 29, Chestnut Street Conple Dean Charles H. W 'jren 6f Shef­ R. Ouzer. Two Hundred Visitors Arc CortOina. Identification was made by New iHead of New Hampshire As field Scientific School of Yale, said MnK Mary E. Dorward Veendito, Rotterdam, O ct 29, I CJornittiittai services for Mrs. M ^ York detectives who reported that today that the Joss by flre ih North ((^ntinned from Page One.) New York. ' Guests of Honor at Sur­ Sheffield Hall a month liad Expected— Streni Fnnide B. D brw i^ Who died at her homei.on R Taylor, wealthy Westchester ! som tion Reports on Snr- Frederick v m , Oslo, O ct 28, New county resident, has said he .had been appraised by fire inspectors, street on Friday were held this crews from Rgcine and WanfwhA. York. - „ appraisers and ipsurance, agents at afternoon at the Walnut Grove were members of the crew. Stavangerfjord, Bergen, Oct. 28, given the girl a gold hthletic medal prise CelefaratioiL and had identified her picture. ! Yoy Just Made. $50,000. At 7 O’aock. cemetery In Methuen, Mass. The Those Left Behind New York* • Dean Warren also Mid that a con­ funei^ service took place at Wat- Eight life rafts and one of The six Aqtiitania, Cherbourg, O ct 29, Taylo^Told the detectives he had tracting and building firm of New irjwH Brotbers-yesterday afternoon at lifeboats wese still on board when New York. met the girl when she was 17 in Mrs. John A. Hood of CaRcatnut Haven bad been awarded a contract / Nutmeg Folrest, No. 116,.. Tall 4 o'clock. Rev. Watson Woodruff of the stem of the ship was seen to SaUedt the summer of 1924, while she was street, leader for the past 18 years Manchester, N. H., Oct. 29— (AP) to restore the building and that Center Congregational church which sink, the boat rolled heavily on its living at the Hotel IMedlEmd, Paris, j—Rowland R Jacobs, of Laconia, Cedars o? Lebanon, will hold a big Roma, Genoa, O ct 29 for New of Loyal arcle of Kings Daughters, work will be begun immediately. The ceremonial here Saturday nlgM at Mrs. Dorward attended until Illness side and settled beneath the waves. York. with her mother, and the next sum­ was the guest of honor last night at •president of the New Hamp,shire Those known to have been left on mer met them again at Nice. In ' Manufacturers’ Association,' today dean believed the structure would which a big class of candidates will prevqpted, officiated. The fioral tri- Msgallanes, Cadiz, O ct 27, New a surprise celebratioh of her for­ not be read for occupancy agMn un­ be initiated. Two hundred visiting hutee___ i^ , m relatives and a host of the Wisconsin when the Isist boat York. 1926, he said her mother died and tieth wedding annlversEuy, or “ruby” told the 17th annual iheetlng of the. load of survivors was brought' tile girl came to the United States association that progress during the til the middle of the present semes­ Cedars from Forests in this district friends In this and other places testi- wedding. The members Of the circle ter. wili be in attiendance. A street fied. to the esteem ip which Mrs. ashore were: / to make her own living. past year fully equalled expectations Capt, Dougal Morrison, Chicagen knew that this event occurred li» and Uiat future prosp^ts were ex­ parade featuring several bands will Dorward was held by all. He was introduced to the mother !i October, Eind although Mr. and Mrs. PLANE FORCED DOWN. take" place at seven In the evening. ‘ ista. Dorward came here six years Chief Engineer Judas Buschmann, ROCKHEISOUT I and daughter, he said, by Dr. James cellent. Manitowoc, Wis. Hood preferred’to keep It quiet, they There is no doubt, he said that Norwalk, Oct. 29;— (AP)—A New London Forest will-work the ago from Batre, Vermont, when her 1 Taylor of Worcester, Mass., a friend deemed something out of the ordi­ the textile and shoe industries, as broken wing forced a huge Boston- Royal Court degree and Westerly daughter. Miss Marion E. Dorward, Chief Mate Edward Halverson, ' of the Ouzer family. Chicago. nary was due her in ecognltion of well as other lines, are in better New York amphibiam plane, crowtl- Forest will work the Sidpnian de­ became supervisor of music in the FOR TBE SEASON the long yeEirs she hM 'jeen presi­ schools of the Ninth district and the Purser Harvey Lyons, Milwaukee. condition than at any time since the ed with paiBsengers, to desceud into gree. These will take place In'the Stewart Tom Lange, Chicago. dent of the circle smd active In the war. Lond Islamd Sound here today, while Masonic Temple at eight o'clock. Manchester High sdlool. She fre­ Qudrtenha^er Bill Strand, Chi­ work of CiJenter (Congregational “In sayingthis,” he said, “let me Following the degree work luncheon quently attended the meetings of a mechanic made hurried repairs. cago. BURGLAR TOOLS church with which Loyal Circle not be misunderstood. We, in the The flight of the plane was delayed will be served. Temple Chapter, O. E. S. and of A man named Burt. Leg Infection Causes Doctor Kings Daughters is affiliated. textile industry know that profits for three quarters of an hour. Orford Parish Chapter D. A. R. but May Have Escaped A few of the members planned the ’ are still far short of a satisfactory The plane made a perfect take­ retained her membership in Rebecca The two power boats of the Ken­ ruby celebration amd the entire level. In other industries this qual- off when the repairs had been com­ C .F . EDWARDS HEADS Hastings Chapter of Barre, and FOUND IN AUTO ‘ ification is unnecessary. With the osha and Racine Coast Guards push­ to Prohibit Further Work membership were in accord, and pleted by the mechanic at 9 “JO Ruth Chapter No. S3, Eastern Star ed out again into the 30-foot waves last night Mrs. Hood thought it weis marked increase in shoe factories in o’clock. The plane was bound for of Barre. Dmdng this time her name in the fragile hope that the last the state, for instance, I am reliably NEW ENGLAND’S AD MEN simply a committee meeting to map New York. had remained on tbTT membership remnant of the crew might have by Notre Dame Coach. out work for the. circle. She was informed that this industry is in rolls of the First Congregational good condition And that everything escaped on the rafts before the Wis­ Driver Held as Suspect; His completely surprised when one after SNOWING IN WEST. Bridgeport, Oct, 29— (AP)— The church in her home town of consin sank. another came until the whole circle points to prosperous business in Methuen. , There was 15 feet of water in the 1930.’’ Denver, Oct. 29.— (AP)—Winter New England district of advertising South Bend, Ind., Oct. 29.— (AP) and a few guests, in all 65 had Transportation has paid a real visit to the Rocky clubs will be headed by Chester F. vessel at 6 a, m. when the last of __lOaute Rockne, famous Notlre Companiou Flees — Were gathered. In the party was her pas­ Edwards of Worcester, prissident William Eneman the rescued left the steamer. They Dame football coach, probably will tor, and his wife. Rev. and Mrs, Wat­ Turning to transportation, Jacobs Moimtahi region, leaving a gener^ Fimeral services for William Bne- said freight service was never bet­ next year, it was anhoimced Cpday had felt their shipmates huddled on he lost to bis team for the rest of son Woodruff. One of the gifts was a snow from Montana to New Mexico. man who died at his home on Gar­ the deckpclinging to life rafts, shiv­ In Florida Car. ter, and pointed out that many New Parts of Montana, Wyoming and following election of officers at the the 1929 season because of a danger­ guest book in which all wrote their tenth annual convention being held den street yesterday, will be held ering and soaked by the huge waves Hampshire communities now enjoy Colorado and New Merico reported tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock, ous infection in his right leg. names. Other gifts were a basket of overnight service from Boston and here. The election opened the clos­ whipped up by the second violent Fearful lest the blood clot in his snow up to five inches. \ with a brief service at the home, 77 storm in a r/eek. The Wisconsin 40 ruby red rosea and a tea set of improved western connections. ing days program. leg spread sufficiently to affect his Stamford, Oct. 29,— (AP).— One rose-colored glassware. Mr. ,and Other officers elected were; Herb­ Garden street, and at 2:30 a serviO© had been the only vessel to ride out ______man and a collection of guns, jim- The speaker called attention to at the Salvation Army citadel, -Mr. heart, his physician has ordered Mrs. Otto 'Vlertel prenented Mrs. steps taken by the association, the ert F. Stevens of Boston, vice presi­ tb'> gale of a week ago. Rockne to complete rest. He has re- j blackjacks are held by the •Hood witJi a beautifully decorated state publicity board, public utilities dent; and Robert M. Hennick of Eneman was one of the original No women were board the shin Darien police today, while an inves­ members of the local branch. Burial when it left Chicago last night with signed himself to his condition and wedding "cake. and the Boston and Maine railroad Bridgeport, secretary treasurer. has promised his physician he will tigation of the man’s record In New to cooperate in collection of data on GRUNDYSHOCKS Following the election the dele­ will be in the Bast cemetery. a cargo of merchandise for Milwau­ York and Florida is being made. He Miss Helen Carrier took charge of gates heard a series of addresses kee. A cabin maid, Mrs. Davidson of not disregard orders as be did last the games, an'i one of the amusing evallable factory sites, water power week when he attended the Notre was arrested by the Stamford police iand freight facilities.’’ upon modem problems in-advertis­ Chicago, bad missed the boat. early this morning after he and a numbers was a mock marriage in ing. The speakers were: Miss Elsie The two Coast Guard crews went Dame-Cariiegle’Tech game at Pitts­ which the role of minister weis tEdcen !■" "Speakers at tonight’s sessipn will LOBBY PROBERS FJIENCH SOCIALISTS burgh, further aggravating his con­ compEuiion had escaped from Darien B. Wilson, president of the league of out to the rescue in answer to the by Mrs. Eunice Ceuse HothenthaJ, iXSfclude Gerrltt Fort, chairman of dition. police, lea\ing the weapons and Maritime Association of the Advertising Women; Benjamin tools behind. The prisoner describes Mrs. Ernest Newcomb was the FAlston Chamber of Commerce; Sweetland of New York; Curtiss S. AGAINST RADICALS himself as Frank Wagner, 38, and bride; Mrs. (3arence Peterson the •Robert Amory Hoald of Milford, N. WITH OPINIONS Johnson of Hartford; H. F. Barnes. aboard the Wisconsin. It was im­ claims to have no home. bridegroom: Mrs. Etta Gaylor, the •H., and No Wong Park, Chinese Harrison, N, J.; Miss Marion F. possible to approach the vessel and MARKET PRICES RALLY Wagner and a companion were flower girl; Mrs. John E. Hoo4 the Brown, of Boston, ^yice president of Paris, Oct. 29.— (AP) — The ring-bearer; and the bridesmaids, i economist. (Continued from Page One.) one rescue boat was nea.-ly lost in arrested at 4 o’clock this morning the Advertising Club o f Boston and French Socialists, through their j the attempt. Five life boats finally on the Post road, Darien, when they Mrs. Charles Dotchln, Mrs. Msir- Robert B. Davis of Bridgeport, National Council, today refused to AFTER SHARP DECLINE garet Bellamy, Mrs. Irving Wick­ ing to Washington was for the tar­ were launched and those rescued could not produce a registration for GIRLS FRIENDLY HAS join the Radical-Socialists, headed' were picked up from the small the Florida coupe which they were ham and Miss Grace So'wter. Mrs. iff bill?” Borah asked. by Edouard Daladier, in forniing a I Ethel Montie played the hridsd. Interested in Platform boats.. (Continued from Page One.) driving. Their arrest was made by nSW government. The refusal j Breaks Leg Motorcycle Policeman, George march from Lohen^n. V HALLOWFEN PARTY “In the interest of enacting the SUSPECTS BOUND OVER makes M. Daladier’s task at Cabinet ■When it came time for the limch- Republican platform,” replied Grjm- Fred Truber,'lookout for the Wis­ would lose tremendous amounts of Evans. As he was carrying a suit making imusually difficult. I consin, suffered a broken leg and money if prices for stocks continued case from their car into Darien po eon, Mr. and Mrs. Hood, Mr. and dy- t St. Mary’s Parish House was the Stamford, Oct. 29— (AP)—Proba­ The National Council adjourned, arm when he was crushed in enter­ to go down. lice headquarters .both men made a Mrs. Woodruff and a few of the “Have you taken any interest in last night after' an agitated four ing a life boat. He fell Into the water charter members were seated to­ i scene of a lively Hallowe'en party the enforcement plan of that plat­ bel cause for charges of fraud He added that what he described dash for freedom, separating and i last evening. The hall was prettily against Charles Greenberg, alias hour session. This forenoon, after and was piilled aboard a Coast as the “panic in Wall street” might avoiding capture at the time. Wag­ gether. They included Mrs. Helen form ?” Louis Raskih, 29, of 101 East 56 another hot four hour debate they Guard boat by Qiiartemiaster John Montie, Miss Mary and Miss Christ ; decorated in appropriate colors, “I have been interested in the lead to a "general business panic" ner WEIS pulled from a truck in street. New York and Max Krulik, voted 1,590 against 1,451 rejecting Rodger and R. A.^WatsOn, of the tine Miller, Miss M ith Maxwell and i About one hundred twenty-five platform.” or far-reaching consequences. Stamford by Motorcycle Policeman ' members of the parish were present, 27, of 483 Linden Boulevard, Brook­ tie offer of. M. Daladier for equal life saving crew. The present situation, he said, William C. Lynch of Stamford, after Miss Mildred Hutchinson. Chifcken Under further questioning by lyn, was foimd by Judge Justus J. representation in a Socialist coali­ a la king in patty cases was served large number of whom were mask­ Borah, the witness said he was in­ Thg Wisconsin; 48 year old vet­ would accelerate enactment of a bill Darien police had enlisted the aid Fennel in Stamford City Court, this tion ministry. • eran of the Goodrich- Transit Com­ by Senator Glass, Democrat, 'Vir­ of local police. Evans has identi­ by the ladies who were in charge, ed. terested in the farmers as well as morning. The pair were bound oyer M. Daladier, who reported to together with finger rolls, potato The party opened with a grand the manufacturers. pany’s lake fleet, was an Army ginia, to tax stock sales and a res­ fied him as one of the two he ar­ to the next Criminal term of the President Doumergue at noon, faces hospital ship during the World War. olution by Senator King, Democrat, rested and who escaped. Wagner chips, cup cakes, filled cookies Eind march, after which prizes wete “Were you interested in the wool­ Superior CoUirt at Bridgeport in the problem of forming a cabinet of awarded as follows: Best dressed en schedules of the tariff bill,” con­ The steamer was 250 feet long, with Utah, proposing a sweeping investi­ has refused to name his companiou coffee. Tae nut cup favors were in bond o f $2,600 each. Radicals with scattering support of a 43.% foot beam and 17 Coot draft. gation of the whole financial situa­ or tell police anything. ruby crepe paper. Mr. and Mrs. • man. Bob Holme-; funniest man, tinued Borah. The men are also wanted for fraud other parties of the Left, which can ^Alec McBride; best dressed lady, “ yes.” ' She was a combination passenger tion. Burglars’ Tools. Hood expressed their delighted ap­ in New Hovefi and local police hold provide him at bqgt with a most and freight carrier plying between In the suitcase Darien police preciation to their friends for their Vivian Street; funniest lady, Doro- “Who did you take it up with?” warrants for their arrest. They will “With your colleague for one— precarious majority. It was hardly MilwaukeT and Chicago. Bankers Assisting found two .32 ca.liber automatics thoughtful kindness in their behalf I thy Johnston, who is only 9 years be re-arrested at Mice if they secure believed possiibla he could combine and three .38 revolvers. Also jim­ old and. is a member of the G. F. S. Senator Thomas (Republican, their bonds. They were arrested New York, O ct 29— (A P)—Wall Eind their lovely gifts, but were-' eis- Idaho). I tried to see you but with the Right or Right Center to street’s most stalwart banking in­ mies, blackjacks, skeleton keys, sured that everybody present en­ ‘ Candidates. She was dressed to rep- here on Oct. 21 after they had open­ get a majority. couldn’t." ed an account, at a local bank with TRADE SCHOOL NOTES stitutions are lending. strong sup­ telephone' for tapping wires, also joyed the ruby wedding as much as ! resent an old lady, and her acting port to members of the New York silk stockings to avoid lea'vlng i as well ais her makeup was very et- “Were you interested in other a worthless check and bought mer­ they did. • schedules.” chandise from local dealers, giving Stock Exchange in order to keep in finger prints. I fective. hand the financial crisis arising Evans first saw the Florida car ; Following the presentation of the “Yes, the metal schedule,” checks against the wortiUess check. The State Trade, school will be 'The gardener bird is found only . Grundy named the carpet and lace ABOUT TOWN closed on Wadnesciay Oct. 30 in from tiie enormous . liquidation of near the railroad viaduct in Darien prines, a Virginia reel was danced The men have since; niado restitu­ In New Guinea. schedu'es. . tion to the l o ^ merebante and of­ order that the faculty may attend stocks, it was learned ^ter another At the time it wa.a followed by a by those in costume. Games were What farm items did you take Mrs. Ernest J. Roy entertalnM) conference of leading banking exe­ car with New York registration then played under the,direction of fered that as a defense, clalnilng ho the afternoon and evening meetings up.” asked Borah. V last night at her hom^j at 52 Woo* 1- of the American Vocational Asso­ cutives at the offices of J. P. Morgan having four men in it. He stepped I Arlene McCJabe and her assistants, fraud had been committed. “Just generally. I wanted to see Prosecuting Attorney Frank Jam- bridge street Paul Nofke, the ma­ ciation in New Haven it was an­ & Co. today. the latter car and found the regis i included was a trip through the The conference broke up soon an equalization. I wanted to see rosy. charged that restitution was gician’ who entertained the rnembcis nounced this morning by director, tratlon to be legitimate. The Flor­ < “ Cniamber of Horrors.” that the farmer got what was com­ after' one o’clock this 'afternoon, ida yeglstered car turned back, as he part of their “riKJkef' and claim o f the Lions, Club at the CommtmUy J. G. Echmalian. planning to convene again after the STATE { Doughnuts and coffee were served ing to him.” local merclubts Would hgvo received House, later gave a performance at The electrical department has w83 talking to the occupEints of the 1 in the lower hall by Margaret Suni- Interester in W1 nothing: if t|» pair had not been ar­ close of the market. Thomas W. New York car. He stopped the LAST TXM1» TODAY Mrs. Roy’s house party. completed the rearrangement Lamoht, senior Morgan partner, re­ i mervillc and her committee,' StlU “What particular item.” rested. of the lighting system in the textile Florida car and when the occupsints j more games and dancing followed. “Wool.” • ceived reporters but said there could not produce registration ar­ November 1 is the last day that department tmd will soon finish the jThe hour was lato when the merry . “Yes, you were interested in that woifid' be no formal statement un­ rested the two men.' In the mean­ in your business.” property owners will have to file rearrangement in the machine til pefhhps later In the day. In ad­ I throng dispersed. lists in Manchester ■without the ten time the New York car left the 4 - _ Before Grundy took the stand, the COMMITTEE RESIGNS shops. , . dition to Mr, Lamont, those attend­ scene, but police believe its occu­ committee beard briefly from Whet- per cent being added. This wiJ) A new “60” warping frame is be­ ing the Conference including Char­ pants to be friends of the men in the rhore Hodges, chairman of the board mean that about ^ 5 a day will have ing installed in. the textile warping les B. Mitchell, chairman of the Na­ Florida car. TO HNANCE STRIKE of the General Seafoods Corpora­ New Haven, Oct. 29.— (A P)—The to visit the office to. get their re-, department. The addition of this tional City bank; Albert H. Wigein. tion, of Gloucester, Massachusetts. “organization committee” of the turns In on time, judging from the new machine fills a long felt want chairman, of the Chase National SUSPECT DOPE RING Asked about the campaign of the Parker-Smith company, defunct number of lists that were turned in It is now possible to make all styles bank: Seward Prosser, president of JMew York, Oct. 29.— (AP)—De- the Bankers Trust Co., and George Bridgeport, Conn., Oct. 29— (AP;i 'Ci'sion to raise a war chest of $200,- Atlantic Coast Fisheries Company mortgage investment hoiiite whose last year. and kinds of silks in their entirety three officers have been convicted F. Baker. Jr., of the First National —Michael Riccio, 31, arrested yes­ 000 to finance a possible general for a lower tariff, Hodges said the in the trade school. Director terday charged with the sale of president of that company, F. W- of embezzling $166,400 of investors North Methodist ladie" are re­ Echmalian is negotiating for the In­ bank.' „ , Mrike on December 33, of 45,000 money has resigned. Ttds commit­ It was. learned that the so-cailea cocaine and with having cocaine in Dressmakers in this vXy, was made Bryce, had told him he would use minded to bring their finished and stallation of two of the latest and his possession was suraigned in City "the big stick” if necessary to line­ tee has been working~-^to F. W. unfinished sewing tomorrow to the most up-to-date looms in- the near banking pool organized laat week " ly by the geni.'al executive had been heavy purchasers of stock Court today. Riccio- wavied exam­ rd of the Intermitional Ladies’ up the fishing companies for a lower ■White, New York financial advisor all-day meeting at Mrs. Hibbard’:/. future. . ination and was bound over to the fish tariff, Hodges said he did not who has been efideavorlng to inter­ The cominittee is anxious that ail both vesterdav and todav. and con­ rment Workers Union. The newly formed Trade School tinued to take huge blocks of sales Superior Court under $2,000 bonds. If Tbe hipney will be raised by know that Bryce’s organization be­ est outside capital in the hope of smocks and aprons on orders, an.d orchestra is progressing rapidly un­ Riccio is believed by the police to longed to the Connecticut Manufac­ rehabltation the bankriipt concern. at successivel'v lower levels, in order g a tin g a.;bond issue, which will be for the December bazaar' be com­ der the able direction of Mr? Hanna to nrevent complete demoralization be one of the leaders in a ring of based solely on tiie good name of turers’ Association. A letter sent by the 12 members pleted as far as possible tomorrow of the machine department. Prac­ narcotic drug distributors here. Fol­ Grundy began testifying imme­ of the committee to the preferred of trading on the New York Stock the union, with no other collateral tice sessions are being held twice a Exchange. Without this banking lowing his arrest Riccio is said to diately afterwards. Stockholders weis made public todav. have confessed that he had been and will be presented to other union Borah asked for a list of particu­ A series of six setback parties is ,supT>ort. it was said selling orders oxganizations as well as the public It told of dissatisfaction with announced for as many consecutive purchasing cocaine for $20 an ounce, lar items in which he was interest­ •powers, conferred by the stockhold­ Basketball seems te have taken would so vastly outnumber bu-vong Vit- large. Interest will be at the weeks at the Highland Paijk Coru- hold of the student body ahd Coacn orders that tradine- would be prac­ and selling it to addicts at from $80 ed. He replied increases In pig iron ers on White and said that so much to $160 per ounce. rtlie of-five per centi - and carpet rates were given ip the munity clubhouse. The night settled SchQber’s charges have increased to tically at a standstill. f Reports were given at the meet­ “misunderstanding and disagree­ schedules he w’as interested in. ment’ has arisen from lack of Upon for the tournament, will b>? 30 candidates holding practice ses­ ing to the effect that $600,000 has “You said you drew a platform at Wednesday and the first Isitting will sions three times each week at the fir st ■ c a s u a l t y . betn r^eived in dues by the New knowledge of the committee’s Kansas City.” he continued. power aiid duties that the “ under­ be, tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock. State Armory. An exceptloha! New York. Oct. 29;— (API—'The Yqfk jptof and li^e local unions dur­ “I said I presented a tariff resolu­ Scores will be kep^ •^ rid the man and strong team is expected to jrepfe I ing-the'summer and fan as com-- ...... signed” felt it.incumbent upon them first casualty of the current break The Perfect Program Popalaire tion to the Pennsylvania delegation to reslgrn. '. woman nmnlng up the highest score sent the school this year* in the market was the firm of Johu paredTo only $200,000 in a si^lar j ^as. adopted and referred to The name of Dr. E. L, Richards for the tournament ■will receive spe­ A faculty Hallowe’'efi party dS to J Bell & Co., which was suspended ■ yc3-r ago and that toere platform committee," replied cial prizes. Tk® coclal Committee of be held Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Miss iiid upen a gain of 15,000 members. Grundy. who was chairman headed the list from the New York Curb Exchanp of names. the commimity' club will be •ji MeCtoUum, Miss Lamberg and Mrs for failure to'meet its engagement. Beads Resolution charge. Six prizes will he given the Volquardsen. 'have charges of ar John J, Bell, head of the firm, The witness then risad his resolu­ winners at e a ^ session and refresh­ rahgpments, ’ A surprise and gooc ^ was admitted to the New York Curb tion. It advocated a “general re­ ments served. time awEiits members of the faculty WILUAM Dmdediy JUDGE REBUKED vision” of tariff. NOON STOCKS Exchange on June 24, 1921. “Who did you send the resolution and their ’families. The Bell firm was not engaged In FOX JAMP NO THOUGHT FOR JOB Enrollments of the day and night a general commission business, al­ i New Haven, Oct. 29.— (AP.)— to the platform committee by,” PRESENTS TINUNi Borah pursued. New York, Oct. 29^ (A P )-r- classes are steadily increasing, aad though Mr. Bell, o, floor trader. Is jp^ge Christopher L. Avery, sitting should the present rate continue aU reported to have handled accounts In Civil Superior Court took occa- “ By our representative ,on the SJock prices again crashed disas­ Manager; You say you’ve come in committee,” he answered. trously this forenoon, hundreds of answer to our advertisement for a enrollment records will- be broken. for several of his friends. flon-.today to rebuke Judges CJarlos “Ex-Senator Vare?” inquired Issues reaching ne'w lows for the H. Btbrts and Milton C. Isbell of salesman at a salary of $15,000 a Borah. • year and many selling from 1-4. to year, and yet you aiimit you know a c c id e n t a l d e a t h • jOhbbaia City Court for their brlng- ‘T wouldn’t go that far ,-yet, I 1-2 of their high levels of a few nothing of our buriness. GAS MAINS COVER JOWN iDgAejaH action to settie difficulties would say Senator-elect Vare.” weeks ago. L a n e , scale banking ^ Applicant; Quite so, but the $15,- Norwich, Oct. 29-^(AP)~^roner f^'-protical opinion. “What step have you taken to support was immediately oigaalzed, 000 seemed so tempting—Passing Edward G. McKay in a finding to­ ALL TALKIN(i,XlNfilN,L LaWCISG VtUMCAL r i:VLL ■ Judge Avery’s rebuke was preci-j carfy ou't tiie farni schedules," con. J. P. Morgan & Co., the National Show. AFTER ID YEARS WORK day held the death of >Utbony tetated W the quo warranto action tinued Borah, City Bank, Guaranty Trust and Mucci. 24, of Boston injured ip an Wpaght byby Nelson H. Pickering of “I have talked with Senators.” other leading institutions reducing Opening its office to February, automobile accident at Stonington LOIS M ORAN ifa, naval aide to Governor “With whom?” their margin requirements for de­ October 5 was not caused by crim­ ’t^Smbull, to oust Jacob H. Beilin, “With your colleague and with the 1920 with gas lines covering a small mand loans from about 40 to 25 per .fO X V VII4NN^ area in the west section ' of Man­ inal negligence. Mucci was a pas­ j^[s(m{a lawyer from the post of Senator from Oregon." cent, thereby releasing an' enormous senger in the car of Joseph Fanara -And- pr6secntor. to which be was ap- Grundy persisted that "I am in­ An optimist 18 a guy who chester, hear the Cheney mlUs. the of Boston which ran into a tree. amount of credit to support the 'Manchester Gas Comptiny today -pblnted by Judge Storis, This ap­ terested in carrying out the entire market. goes skating with a pointment was not concurred in by Republican platform." Many stocks crashed 5 tc nearly -bottle on lii8h i hip * extends its service to every built up Judge Isbell. “You are in favor of placing the 15 points in opening blocks of 6,000 street in town, with the exception Biggest liallowe’en Judge A very told the two judges farmer upon an economic equality to 50,000 shares, hesitated for • a of one end of Oakland street, the to “get together and settle your with industry.” ‘ time, and then encountered , another line ending at North School street Masquerade Ball differences” out of court. The re- “I am* in favor of enacting the Re-' huge wave of selling, crushing ssv- For some time the company was '• tmke was actually given to Colonel publican platform.” nral to new low le v ^ . U. B. Bteei busy extending ma.iD8 and making in Eastern Connecticut 5.E)mest Isbell, representing Judge “Are you in favor of equitiizing connections and because of the fast the tariff duties.” ' , sold down ,11 points to 176, Westing- ■flsbell and Philip Pond representing house Electric 20 to 136. Amerioah growth of the town'were always be­ “I am in favor of giving the farm­ hind in xheeting th e' demands for Beilin. er all the protection he needs to .Telephone off 13 to 230, Gencrsl <■( r ao, — ------Electric off 34 1-3, and- American service, Howisvef, the •work is now Izeeo the forelgoer out.” caught up and aU demanQs c w b® The Rainbow J SHE DIDN’T KNOW Cjiairman'Carawav and Senator CJan, 17 to 119. Yesterday's pre­ cipitous drop severely impaired taken care of in short order. At Walsh. Democrat, Montana, Inter- present the company is laying l.- .oi Agent: I forgot to mention that runted to insist that Orimdy give margins, touched off lli;kj^g\Jf congregation, Union Mfgr C o ...... 15 the line here. sions of this act are: Membership 117 opposing his participation in x>oliti- shall be made up of agricultural U S Envelope, pfd .. 113 do, com; ...... 220 cal debates, withdrew from the ANOTHER CRASH producers; the association.' must be church and formed a church of Eugenie, Ore, Oct. 29.-—(A P )— An operated for the-mutual benefit of i i h s their own in Brooklyn. airplarie crash which too!: the lives its members; that' the association Dr. Straton had been pastor of of two veteran flyers and a student does not do more business "^th'nbn-: O pposite Hi^jh Scliool the CalVaiy chiircfli since 1918. He aviatrix at Walker, Ore, was under riiembers than with members and w ^ bom in ^.Eviuisville, Ind., and investigation today. that it must follow the principle of South Manchester Glenwood WM educated in Mercer University TTie plane' fell and burst into one vote per inember or else divi­ nOBCKTSHAW and the ; Southern Baptist Theologi­ flames af^i^ striking a tree. When dends on capital stock must be limit­ Ovea Heat Control cal Semh^ry . at’ Louisville, ky. He the heat had subsided, the bodies of ed to eight per cent. ' Alleg Corp ...... 20 V4 also stuihed at the University of F, O, Mercer “Bev” Clark and Miss In making arrangements to handle Am Bosch M ag ...... 30 Chicago and the Boston School of Edythe Rose, were taken from the grain of its stockholding members ^Lm -Crin, 115 Oratory and Expression. He receiv­ wreckage. So badly burned were the (he corporatloii, under its charter, Aril Arid For Power ...... t .. 50 ed his Doctor of Divinity degree at bodies that they were identified only may boy the grain or handle it on a Am, international ...... 32 Stewart Warner ..;.. .. 371/2 Slrurtclilf College, Alton, HI., in through personal papers. brokerage basis. Am Power and Lt ...... 74 1906. Texas Corp ...... 50% PRISONERS MOURN Both C3ark and- Mercer saw ser­ Am Rrid'Stand San ...... 29 Titiiken, D e t‘Axle ...... I6 V2 He held pastorates in Chicago, vice in the army during tlie World Am Rolling MUl ...... 85 T^ailsconLbU ------.. 6 Baltimore arid Norfolk, Va., before War, Mercer as an aerial phptogn^a- Anier Sm elt ...... 84 AtWARDEffS BIER coming to New York and at one GREEN POSTPONES Union; Carb . , ------...12 pher and Clark as pilot. Amer Tel and Tel ...... 212 bnited..,Air:.. 4...... 43% time was on the fatplty at Baylor Miss Rose, 22, was acting as co­ Airier Water Works ...... 66 (('ntilliiaetl from I’age 1) Unlverrity. He was ordained in the Vhited Corp ...... 25% pilot of the plane. LABOR CONGRESS ^\jides 0/Op a.....'^...... , 32 Uriired Gas and Imp ..23 Baptist ministry in 1900. He was Atl Ref ...... 34 they .had contributed lay over the the author of niunerous books sup­ tj S. Freight: . . .<...... 1031/2 warden’s casket. The blanket was B unil, 114 U S^ Rubber ...... 30% porting his Fundamentalist beliefs FORD’S BABBUNG BROOK (CoDtifiaeii from Page I ), Bendric Avia ...... 36 the “ prison flOrsd piece” to' those and attacking the theories and U S 'Htcei . ,..174% who placed it there—the prisoners Bteth Sfeel ...... 88 ,.. 31 teachings of the Modernists. ^ special organizirig campaign which titil PqW ahd Lt A .. and the officers and directors. Bur Add M ch ...... 40% STARTS BIG LAW SUIT "has been liauhehed iind is being ca*v Westing'! Air ------In the mave of the chapel; which Can Pac ...... Wfe^rig 111 and Mfg ,..110 ried on among, the* working people the warden built with prison labor . Cannon MiUs- ...... Wooi^prth^ -----'----- 75 ELECTION CIRCULAR in the south and" elsewhere by'the his body will lie in state until to­ (Continued from Page 1) Cerro de Pasco ..... ifeliow 'Truck ...... 12 American. Federation of Labor, Chi M a st P and P pf morrow morning when it will be re­ moved for shipment to ;Ls^anon, N. Mr. Ford bought the old school- where more thajn a million member^ Chic afid Northw . . . RILES CANDIDATES are employed in the ■various indus­ H. where he- w^'born 63 .‘yeare ago. house that figured in the nufsety Chrysler .. .. . lA L L S T U An honprery gdard' ri^ offiefers will Id your trips on the road teach rhyme about “Mary and Her Little tries of the southern states and Cpf Gas.and Elejc .. Coml in,y Trust .. ^ , stand watch. After th.e * services o be careful.” ■'' (Continued from Page 1.) Lamb,” Mrs. Sturtevant wrote a elsewhere.” the prisoners had .theVft^eeiimm of “Because of the heavy demands” Consol (GjEus ...... “ No, it was a trip to the hospital,” '*.**•■ ~ ^ poem about it, in which she said* the prison yard, 'rbe.'-pirisoners in the anrioimcement continued, “which. Gontin crin <.. rN w t!^riri. Oct.;/ 29 - -; CAP).. — BATTERYI TOWiMS repeal -, of the requirement, that “For Mr. Henry Ford who loves Anthony Snyder,'60, president of. the paying their respecta to.? their de­ Drive carefully and live serene­ will be made upon the officers of _ (3ofn prod thr^ee yiears poll tax must bri paid All quaint things, dear and old. ■ TJnion Tobacco Company fell to his parted warden, recalled he never ly. You can leaj*n a lot about ham- 24HR. the American Federation of Labor, Curtiss Wright ....------as a prerequisite for voting. Ha^ gathered Mary and her lamb death’ eairly ’today from a window of called them “conyietd” but always 5ERYICE dling a car if you will get acquaint­ it •will be impossible for the. Amer-I Dupont De Nem ...... 130 SCRVIce Priest and his wife are pictured And the schoolhouse to his fold.” his'suite'on the eleventh floor of the “inmates.” ' ■ . ed with our auto expert. This shop in the circular standing together, lean Federation of Labor to send Elec Pow and Lt ...... 3314 Hotel .'Beverly. He lost his bEilance will serve your every auto purpose Recently, however, Mr. Ford’s Erie 50 Private Services:'. the. illustration' appearing alongside agents started to dam the brook. At its delegation/ to • tiie Havana Con­ while atteinpting to repair a radio The prison chapel services were if you will let it. Come in. the statement that Anderson, gress if it is-held next Januairy.” Gen Amer Tank ...... _. 90 % aerial oiftsi'de his window. repair the site of one of the obstructions a Genl Elec ...... • • .215% preceded by private funeral services ______Brown and the Republican platform “model” textile mill was located, a President Green recently sent :■ His bo^'-landed on a. five-story at tiie warden’s home on the prison ■ NO* stands for repeal of the poll tax. Senator Wheriler, Democrat, Mon­ Geril F o o d s ...... 35% extension ai^oining the ho.tel. , huge millwheel planned, and a pond Gen Motors *...... 34% grounds ^pittendcd. by ypnly 'members The circular charged that the poll 62 acres in area made from the tana, a communication asking that '' Qiuck action- on trie ■ part of Louis DEPOT SQUARE Inter Combus ...... 18 of the faimly and the - officiating ER N ES T A, ROY. PROP- | f l tax was put into the Constitution to fields and bush-covered land. the Senate act on a pending resolu­ Morrell,", .a.'Wai'ter who was serving clergyman*, th.e Rey,~-. George A. clinfinate the negro vote. Another dam was heightened where tion' proposing an! investigation into Iri'ter Hafv ...... 76% OTyder’S: breakfast at the time, al­ PHONE NO. 3151 OR 8L59 I iriter 2datch Ptc pf ...... 61 .Tuttle, of Wethersfield. .^, Congrega­ The circular bore on the front a big millwheel near the Worcester- conditions in the textile industry. most prevented the fall. Seeing the tional church- 'The casket then was i COR NO. MAIN S' NU. s c h o o l 5 1 * . I’d page this question: “ Can white su­ Marlboro highway had been set up. This resolution was Introduced aft­ Inter Nick Can ...... ' 30 tobacco man-lose his balance, Mor­ liter T and,T ...... 65 carried tp. the chapel by the six in­ ’ MANCHESTER , CONN. premacy be preserved in Virginia if A new outlet for the stream, down a er rioting at southern textile miUs rell dropped the breakfast tray and mates and placed in the- nave; The Johns Mansville .124% daahrid’-to 'tile window in time to o u t ; election laws are liberalized to different vaUey was found, isolat­ where strikes haye been in progress chapel services were conducted by meet the •vie'ws of Dr. Browm, the ing “Brookledge.” during recent months. Action on Kan City Sou ...... 69seirie Snyder’s left foot. He held on Kenn6cott ...... 67% Dr. William H. Smith of. Wethers­ Republican candidate for governor The court is asked to enjoin the the resolution has ■ not, been taken fo r a moment,, then his grasp gave field, Protestant . prmpnv.chaplain. and colonel Anderson, his chief sup­ Fords and their manager from ob­ and is considered unlikely at the Kreuger ^ d Toll ...... 28 W^.',J/:?-. ;V- May Dept'Stores ...... 63 Rev. (Seorge Grady, Catholie chap­ porter?” structing the brook, or lowering or special session. Mo Kah and Tex ...... 35% lain and Rabbi Abraham J. • Feld­ diverting its normM flow, to order N<^H5b POET DIES man, Jewish chaplain spoke^ to tri­ the dams removed, and to clear the Mont Ward ...... 50 ‘j'R ock Itiarid, Hh, Oct. 29.— (AP.) Natl Caath Reg A ...... 71 bute to Mr. Scott. .: Sturtevant’s land of sand, gravel Rqbei^t-Re^dale, poet, lecturer and Tomorrow morning! members of FOIL JAE BREAK Natl Dairy Prod ...... 45 KENT JURY OUT ASSASSIN IN COURT and other deposits which have been i^w^aper; man, died last night aft- the family^ will accqmpririy the brought down. ABOUT TOWN Natl Pow, and Lt ...... 27% eV'a.JOi^ illfl^ affecting his hehrt. casket to Lebanon. T ^ honorary Nev Con Cop :...... Thomaston, Maine, Oct. 29.— Rexdale >was .bOrri Mhrch. 26, 1859 guard officers will cari^- it;!to the Brussels, Oct. 29.—(AP)—:Eer- N Y C e n t ...... Newfane, "Vt., .Oct. 29.— (AP)— (AP.)—^A “feeling” that something m*'I^ranrid.'-Me. Coming west in train. At White Riyer.- Junction. nmido De Rosa, anti-Fasdst Iteiian Mrs. Kate and James McVeigh of North Ainer ...... The jury In the case' of George was wrong in the institution led PUBUC RECORDS 1,883'he fOUoriied’ the profession of Vt;, 1- a d e le g a tio n • of - rLebanon Kent, of Grafton, who is charged student who sought, to assassinate Spruce strept were pleasantly sur­ Packard Mot . , ...... lecturing-abd later became ' aaso- Warden George A.' Buker of the prised Saturday evening- when a Masons, invited to' do ■ so by the with the murder of his father, O ow n Prinefe Humbert of Italy^bri Pjan Ainer'Pet B ...... 4a,ted various dailies in • ’ the Thursday, was taken into courtY-to- Maine state prison to find that t*vvo Clarence E. Frost and wife to large party of, their friends, called Para Fam Lasky ...... Wethersfield lodge iWll meet the Llewellyn, resumed deliberations to­ bars had been sawed away on one Peter, Zabluskos land on the south 1 and presented Mrs. McVeigh with a nHddiie yregt'.; -- ' • ' train and escort the casket and Its day. After an hour in the jury room day anjji remanded tor a month ipehn ...... *. .-'^Orie.'rife me’best ^ known poems was accompwying!! party t6> Lebanon, It asked that the chfcge of Judge while further investigations are be­ of the prison windo'w^s Saturday in side of Delmont street. beautiful 100 piece dinner set. Sing- Phil arid Ddg C And IR ..... “Wtteri 'th e ;! .Mississippi Wes the ^here;huri81 vrtll take; place/Scott Fred G. Bicknell be ’ reread after ing made. preparation for a break for liberty Quit Claim ing, dancing and a'biilfet luncheon •Pub Svc!N J ...... Grriat .He. -also cpmpKi^d was •well loiown in New Hampshire which the jurors 'again retired to Asked if he wished to apply for of one or more pri.soners, Deputy C^rl E. Bolin to Delia R. Dau- were ^ e program. Radio Corp ...... — ...... ‘!The ■Taev^th HOur,” at'-- the V-be­ their quarters. provisional release, he replied: "If W o^en Lawrence J. COlgan said plaise, lots No. 107 and i08 on South /Radio 'ICeith ...... for his riumerdxxa activities* Jhere- He hest'; Of tHri-Elks lodfe. ‘ He Is sur- The jury suspended deliberations I ask for my liberty I should, be ‘ye- today. One bar had been severed Manchester Heights. A small fire in a woqdshed in rear- Reading . was. ;for. severm years 'wrirden of V ii^ by a* widow,"’ one-dori'arid One New Hampshire state prison- at at 11 o’clock last night at which and the other could have been easily of 87 Oak street was extinj^xished ;Remin^n Rand ...... pudttating my act.” daughter. . time it bad considered the case for broken. OLD LIVBRYMAI’^ DIES by Hose Co. No. 3 at seven this :Rep 1 and Stl ...... Concord. The only wish he expresseri’'-wa-3 News of the discovery was with­ East Hampton, Oct. 29.— (AP.)— ; morning. Seven bags of ' '■ cocoons ;Sears Roe . ; ...... eight hours. to be dealt with by Belgian juatidA-. MISTRIAL DECLARED . Kent is alleged to have shot his held, however, and Warden Buker Eugene Goodrich, livery man here ignited in an undetermined manner Si^wohs ...... too LATE FOR made plans for reception for any of for 50 years and carrier of the. were damaged.'. Sinclair CJon Oil ...... /.... Tampa, Oct. 29.—A mlatrial 'w as father in a struggle that followed .ANOTHER SENAKMi n X ’ ’ the inmates who-had planned the mails from railroiEid trains for 47 Skelly, Oil ...... CLASSIFICATION declared here today in the case of an alleged accusatibn by the latter WashingtonjOct29—(AP)-;*^«- delivery. He summoned to the as­ years until local stearii traffic over Milton E. Fish, of. Lake street, Sou Pac .. -'.s ...... Sidney J. Catts, fonner goyemor of that bis son’s wife had stolen eggs ator Watson of Indiana, r sistance of the prisons guards three the airline division of the New Ha­ brought a freak pullet’s egg into Tha. Stsnd Brands ...... ,iQiS,5C:;7^B14rik'.Cocker Spaniel dog, Florida, who had been tried bn a from him. The defendant testiffed leader, has been ordered by _ ^ ox county officers and three ven road was discontinued two Herald office today that he foimit ln Strind Gas and Elec ...... belppsi^ to' Catherine Cben'ey. charge of aiding and abettii^ boun- that he fired the fatal shots in self- cirins to take an immedia^ rg Co?.St Guardsmen from the' White years ago, died of a heart attack a nest on his .farm. The egg; re­ Stand o Calif . Hed coger /'and-hamess. Rewerd terfeitihg wheh the jury reported in defense and then only to scare his two weeks to avoid a nervbus ’ Head station. All carried gas bombs sembles two small pullet’s -eggs Rtarid O N J ...... '... frif '/Wturn of dog;, to 1^9 Federal Court* that it had-been un­ father. The shooting occurred in dbwn and jbe wtll leave prObaWy; today. Tomorrow he would haVe morrow for Florida. - as weir as arms. been 76 years old. grown together. Starid^O N Y ...... ■Ha^OrdlRriad, Town. ; ; , able to agree. , ; the Kent home. . //.-.A,. m- < - V ; a v n MAJNCllESTEU EVENINC HERAUJ, SOUlTi BilANCui!»rER. CX)NN^ TUESDAY, 0C7T0BER 29, 1929. m U K V

2T3i l t ^ Spring street' to the Weber tene- mtiat on-the saine street PfflNEY’S RAINBOW FOUNDATION'DISSOLVED I Maghus Wedev has gone to New- TRAY— Jersey where he has accepted a.posi- !ii2uoD— ATTRACTING CROWDS tlon. New York, Oct. 29.—(AP)—The We cleaB; _ _ Mrs. George Hayes and son of Daniel Guggenheim Fimd for the p l VBfc iibmes siB " TariffvUle h&ve returned home after Promotion of Aeronautics, which ex­ ‘Is By Ann© Aust^., When Mr, and Mrs.. Charles Fin­ W« 4p not JSg- I D.1929 by n e A M h e Black Kgeon,“1aivalWivc$:etc. is^ersd weeks visit ..with Mrs. John panded approximately $5,000,000 to S etlv icc, Irtc.. RCMXVniE NEWLYWEDS Bk^es bf Mountain stieet ney of Bolton announced two aid aircraft development, wIU be dows^ to clean'^flii, «, Mr. and Mrs. George Schelher months ago that the Rainbow Inn’ fisii dissolved.at the end of the year. sides iiaving liiidd^. for r/fhe • and'fajoaily of Bpiing street visited and dapee palacf would offer th-3 Harry F. Guggenheim, war filet h'>r liO N I ^ i^ ^ 'X:llr i--. Vflth friends in ^dgeport on Sun­ public the best food, splendid sen'- and president ,of the foundation outside? Jfi-:*q TH IS EL^S H APPEN ED day. ' ice and entertainment it was not an since its Inception by his father In -We dp not use an^ BONNIE. DDNDEE, yo^g 8tU- Mrs. Sophia Chapman p t Grand idle boast, but a sincere promise 1926 will leave New York shortly to 4 ;. Mr. aiidJilrs. William Marley, or prepiucntiotal^ r- -'. ^.4ent of crindnology, secures JfA I ^ v e City in'Maehine street is-reported to be improving which is being . faithfully fulfil'eti assume his new duties as ambassa­ Itthfough the influence of his uncle, afte^ her recent illness. and as a result the public is being dor to Cuba. It was said the fund it We guarani^ .w< jp O IA C E COMMISSIONER Piloted by Charlie Descomb. attracted to the Rainbow *n stead­ being closed on the advice of the be 100% satisfactory t ily increasing numbers and both tfe 77^ PIC^HRIEN, a job as "cub” defective trustees, and officers who pointed .'u n d e r LIEUTENANT JOHN Miss Flbrence.Terese Kuqa, daugh-; Thursday and Saturday, attendan*e out that the tasks which it uhdex'- Manek«^|lir ., STRAWN of the homidde squad of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kuca of j GUEA0 records of former years have be->n took at its inception have been com­ Moimtain Ro^d and'Wflflam'Miariey,' BEamilton, and Immediately takes broken. Last Saturday evening a pleted. Colonel Charles A. Lind­ WindeWv Jr'., son of Mr. and 'Mrs. /William a ' a room incognito at MBS. capacity crowd was on hand to wf-- bergh, who is technic^/advisor to RHODES’ boardhig house in'order Marley of 137 East. Main street werjs ne^ the: splendid vaudeville offeree! Tel. 5425' ^ The church wac well filled- Sun­ the fnnd, is also a member of the to be near a MRS. EMMA HO- married today and a fe^tdre of the by the eight Commanderettes and 1 0 ^ 0 - 'weddiflg was a weddtagjtrip ljy alr- day in observance of Home Coming board of trustees. " GARTH who has written the po­ Poodles Frasenelll dancer offered Before forma' announcement ol lice .for protection, saying her life Iriane, tMe being the fliit :codple';in Sunday. The day was ideal aa«J as an extra attrastion, supplement Gilead’s sons and daughters can-e the termination of the foundation is and money are in danger, and ‘t.ftis 'rid n ity to m ake inieh^^. trip on. ing the dance prog;ram by the se - from Hartford, New Britain, Man­ 1 made, it was said Daniel F. Guggen­ casting su^iclon on EMIL SE­ their w eddj^ day. pharles 'gational Commeinders of eleven VIER, former boarder. Connecticul'i best *knowii' flyer chester,. Andover, Bolton, Hebr-''n heim, its founder, would make an _ M pieces. Similar programs of clean Dundee’s room is on the third and from Epficld, Mass., and Bed­ additional donation of a million dol­ SHOE trana pilot at Bralnard . Field took entertainment will be offered from floor near that of JEWELL the wedding party to Hai^ord, lars to schools and colleges includ­ ford Hills, N. Y. ’The home fol'^s time to time at the Rainbo- * in con- liMttes* BBIOOS, stenographer; DAISY Where the attendants were left and were glad indeed to welcome them. ing a donation of $100,000 for a Robber'Mrift ft SHEPHERD, saleswoman, and the couple continued on the trip by Rev. J. W. Deeter delivered the ad- nectioh with the Commanders wno llghterrthan-air school at some mid- have been very popular with the TILDA, housemaid. At dinner air to parts uhknb^.' . dreiw of welcome and Dean Soitz of western college. ■ ' -s A m ifIJKWEiv.'' patrons of the Rainbow. Dundee meets MR. and MRS. Mrs. WlUlain Mwley, mother of the Hartford Theological Seminary Thursday evening win be a. big SHARP, CORA BARKER, pianist the^grobm and scd D ^ el Marleyi delivered the address of the morn­ Bees’ wings beat the air at the night at the inn and at a local theater; WALTER left at the same time'in "Tke Chal­ ing. The" social and lunch hour. dance palace j-ate of 190 strokes a second. STYLES, proprietor of a small when BiU WaddeU and his band will l i lenger” a . plane from: Kelley. Fidd; Which took place at th,e hall, whs haberdadiery; NORMA PAIGE, his provide the music for a real Hallow­ They went as f^r as Brainard Field, much .enjoyed. At 2 ,p. m. .a song ' pretty fiancee; BERT MAGNUS, e’en masquerade bhU that is a ttract­ i. returning to this city by auto. . service was held at-the church, let­ an amateur scc^iario writer, and The ceremony was performed by ing a lot of dance lovers who enjt'y HENRY D0^^» a newcomer out ters^ were read from absent ono.i, the frivolty and fun in connection Revi-'George T. Siniipt at St; Ber­ and there were remarks by several o f w ork. with splended music such as Mr. nard’s church at 8 a. m. Miss Msx- who were present. , ' Dundee reflects that this is a garet: McGuane the bhurcfa, organist -Wadden and hjr talented musicians harmless, friendly gr^oup when the E. W. Buell rendered- Lohengrin’s Wedding c r y o f ’•Murder” rings out. reJJnt riritora” ‘a?thr‘ hS orh te palace has been elaborately decorat­ DUSTY, Mrs. Rhodes’ worthless March-:a8 the bridal party marched brother Robert E._ Buell at Bedford to the altair and'for the receissionar ed foi the occasion and two valuable husband, assures them the cry HUls, N. Y. prizes are being offered by Mr. Fin­ she played Mehdelsshbn’s Midsum­ J. B. Jones spent two days last came from CAP’N, Mrs. Hogarth’s ney to the winner-; Thursday eve- parrot. Dundee then hears of mer Nlghtis' Dreain. The- bride was week as grviesrof Mr. and Mrs. John nmg. The Rainbow is offering the Mrs. Hogarth’s miserliness, how attired in a gown; of white satin Loomis of Willimantic at their sum­ she is room-bound on account of flmd veil of tulle. .wMch fell from' a moat attractive Hallowe’en progra.u i-';- mer home in Hampton. to celebrate this time honored event' illness, and of her constant chang­ cap of lace and orange blossoms. She Mrs. ElliEabeth Hills spent, part ot ca^ed a shower bouqpet of bridal in. Eastern Connecticut. ing of her uill to namj a new last week with her daughter, Mrs. favoritei Npima, her latest heir- roses. The Commanders, now a regular Miss Mary, A.. Kuca attended her W. E. Hibijard: in Manchester. feature at the Butterfly at Spring- .^"ew, agrees to introduce Dundee The schools were closed Friday as sister as; Mdesiiiaid and her gown field on Friday eventogs will be on that night. Dowd and Magnus say the teachers attended the conven­ have never met Mrs.'Hogarth, .was of yellow satin with hat to hand Saturday evening with a fresh when Magnans expresses a de­ match. She carried yeflow flowers. tion in Hartford. lot of dance hits, specialties and a C. Daniel Way will sell at public sire to naeet her that night, Cora, The best man was James Marley, surprise number that will not be an- auction ’Thursday the 31st, a herd of who is in love with Magnus, beg^ brother of the groom. Following the notmeed imtil Saturday evening. The fiitn to wait and go another time. ceremony a wedding breakfast , was thirty-five cows. ■ . new cement highway is being opened ’The Boy’s Calf dub held its la it She is strangely agitated. served to about thirty guests at the the entire distance to Bolton this meeting with, their leader C. l)aniei NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY “And they sent me to prot ect her! ME!” ho groaned. home pi' the bride’i parents. The air­ week offering autolsts, ideal travel­ CH A PTER IV plane in which they left for a wed­ way Thursday evening. As some ing conditions -dr the big Hallow­ It was nearly half-past 8 that knows I ’ve tried to keep from get-<& ding trip, took off from Doyle’s of the ,boys have dropped^ out the e'en ball at the Rainbow Thursday boys, presented Mr. Way with a gift. (m 'v fateful .Saturday eveping when ting mixed up in boarding-house it. Says she woke up one night and Fieldi near Snlpsip Lake. The couple evening. Bill Warfdell has arranged vBundee, escorted by Norma Paige, scandals . . . Does she want to see saw Sevier in her room, but that were accompamed, as far as Hart­ The Girls 4-H Sewl^ dub held a special program and H arold Gate."! arrived at the tdosed door of Mrs. 7 ; me tonight?” he vanished mysteriously, by ford by their attendants. Mr. and their final meeting of the year at Connecticut’s peer of prompters v/iil •Rtaima Hogarth’S room on the sec­ U home o f Mr. amd Mr A Robert E. ‘Or tomorrow, I believe,” Dundee neither door nor vtodow. She told Mrs. Matley will reside at 33 Village 19 be in charge of the ballroom. ond floor of the Rhodes House. Just answered. “Siiit yourself, of course, me to come back to her room abbut street upon theif' return hpnu» and Foota Saturday monoing. Lxmen ^aJ^orma lifted a hand to knock, a op don’t go at all, if you’d rather midnight, or a little after, when will be pleased to meet their many was„served by the hostess. 'The girls throaty voice with a peculiar trill not; but I remembered you said the house was quiet—^late houra on friends after November 16. are undecided about the future club in,it could be heard distinctly: you would like to meet her.” He Saturday night, you know—and we Big Dlntier .Wednesday Night w ork. • Frozen meat first became known ^"Em m a, you’re an old fool!” also remembered, suddenly, that could talk imdlsturbed. Wants me Gratae Hall at Vernon Center Will Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Masterton anl to the cmlized world when a party Do People Notice Yopr ^ The words were follov/ed by a Cora Barker had been in a fever; of to take away some samples of food be the so^e of a delightful,gather­ Mrs. Lottie': Brown of Middletowa of Eskimos brought frozen game in ud. hair-raising laugh. anxiety to prevent the meeting. she’s saved. Says she’s sure they’re airtight cases to'Harwich, England, .JiThat’s Oap’n'again — the parrot, ing bn Wednesday evening, when an vmre ■visltora Sunday at Mr. and Why? “Pardon me for interrupt* poisoned— by Dusty, whd brings elaborated dinner wjU bb Senred^to Mra B; K Foote’s. * in January, 1816. you know,” Norma whispered, smil­ ing, Magnus. Good luck, and good­ hfer trays.” \ PARTY ing. She knocked, and two voices the executives, designers: add several - Miss Henrietta Edwards and a night.” “Nut!” Stra\ashed potatoes, TAKE NOTICE! ■ stories that would never get any Over the sodas Strawn .becanle I f.yji ing is exqiiisite, accurate! Does your par^ dreki called. nearer the screen than they were turaips, cream s^. qniknis, peaery, HONORARY ftS .ere was the 'sdimd of-a-vast almost flatteringly' reminiscent of ‘pickli^,^^ roilis, s^pwh # e and. Hunters are forbidden to worthwhile care? nov/. ihis 25 years on the force,’ and It, lit or groan, as if a tremendous ai sh ort Boston, Oct. 29.—(A t*)-The Bos­ trespass on onr property at was nearly 20 minutes _ after .12 by diancing; ton Society pf Natutol History today was liftiiw itself slowly. Then Dundee ran lightly - down the when- Dundee entered the still un-r' Highland Park for the purpose ^ e the thudding taps of canes stairs, found the big front hall The dlnfler^Witt served by memt announced the election of bonorory locked fron t door o f the BhO^|a, membejrship o f Gustaf Adolph Fred- of shooting game. iwin the thiilrfummer rug. deserted, took his straw hat from House and tiptoed uu‘ the ^ jf- bers of the^enidn d n ^ M anchester Oeaners ^ ihe ’ aiwStyS keeps h er door tiie hall tree, and stepped out upon A pencU o f ligh t lindep thfe’ ora'. . Cottrt^Hpes erik Mblengaiff,.geologist, of Buenos Any persons violating the order Robert E. Dougaii, Pfifip. :ed,'lgnd .ASks who it is before the porch. He was^ just in,time to Aites and .Pirofessof .Angel Cabrera, will be prosecuted to the full extent woman’s door indicated,'w^ 129 Center Street. , • ' 69IP aflnflt a^one.’' Norina bump into a messenger boy. still awake. He knocked ^ftly* mamhialogist», ol Buenos Alins, and of the law. red. ‘Toor dear’’.. It must, be “Say, Mister. Got a guy named There was no answer. He knocked: » to ’( Adbiat MeUd. was arrested Professor Gtorge Henry Faiklner LAWRENCE W. CASE, “ Cleaners That Cleaa Clothes deasMi.*' _e to be old and nearly help- Sharp livin’ here? Telegram, col­ again, and listened intently. The- by’ PoUpe q f ^ r lkdiejrty ;Batur- Niittall, zoologist, of Cambridge Case Brothers. amd to' be suspicious of every- lect.” second floor was very quiet The dayinight fo r lnfox(cat|on ahd was University, Cambridge, England. Toniea Springs Co. because^, you have a little “Lawrence Sharp? . • . 'Yes. I onlv sound at the moment was the lkroflght'bi«r9rp..d^udg4 :J 6 to looney hidden'sway.” think he’s in his room. Up the slow, steady tapping of Bert Mag; Hb was placed: pn^prdKatiPfl in the key turned in the lock, and stairs, first room to your left, nus’s t3rpewriter. cSre of Captain BteplAL^bto imtil GOLD MILL BURNS Norma Paige and Bonnie Dundee sonny.” Dundee knocked again, more Novenaber 29.);- : ,i ,r entered the room. The boy. entered and Dundee loudly. When there was stifl 1. Oiffl^r Alfred H by’afrested: Emil South' Porcupine, Ont, Oct. 29.— It was about \10^ minutes to 11 strolled dotra the walk, whistling :Tt^toliJ$7. for intoti^tiPh and ni^^ when Dundee em erge 1' from that answer, a sweat- hot caused.i^ ti*® (AP)—The rnifl at the Pome gold “ Annie Laurie-” very loudly. The heat broke out on his face. TCpt*^ at his place of :pflnc, one of the first * to be con* alone. He he^thted outside lawn swing, which held two shad­ tively he tried the knob, sure*, how­ the closed door for. a ^moment, in residence/ Jtourted ln the Porcupine field, was owy figures very close together, ever, that the door was locked;: To _ big^.' destroyed by fire last night with a ecision, and wM jg^re that the came to an abrupt‘stop. His si^al, his surprise it yielded. He entered was being turped\^ter him. 'A. Judge/Eti^ llfl.itod -CQsCs loss. estimated at $1,500,000. previously agreed upcm between the room . uliar old wbmaa? but. not of uflable'to pay' sd After a desperate battle of two him and Norma. Baige,* had been Two or three minutes later a. w as emb^jpEted ' ^ T ^ - fo r teer” ; he w a s'su re o f that. But recognized. He waved as the two l^ours, the' martilne shops and other white-faced young mkh'staggetodij 28 da^'&S^^#ipp:hetd,jbrpm^^^ equipment; representing another ,d a message vtO^ d^ver. ; Mrs. figures—^a man and a slim girl— out of that room, lurched'dqWn i the': U'. reported haH' inlllton doUars ,in. were ,rth had tol(T'3tfltp the. location descended from the swing and stairs like a dnmken matt, :/ all his fellow-fboarders’ rooms, started toward the house, Norma 8kyed;YJntll'a hew mill is bifllt the “And they sent me to ’protect M onday was the center front room, slightly in advance, her hand drag- her! Me!” he groaned. . , xhins-Will .hsvs to be shut down. a single Ifli^e whidow looking j^ g at Walter Styles’—as if she The 'Rqbkyfflb' Fire Department witii qWifir George B. Mflhe ^ in A u ^ m a tic 5^S|t;,upon tile mpstalrs porch. On were eager to get it over with and (To Be Continued) "etoti • in a corner room, lived ker sweetheart were reluctant. charge, ' called but on the drivewdy,. 'lived Hemy business district. IN UMELIGHT AGAIN ly,-after. 1-.o'clock the 'I^ch., truric ^ Dowd, who had occupied the room The old brick biiilding which .wa4 ‘, c^ bd to .G^ndr Hill, .where ai «|nly one week, taking it when Emil housed police headquarters was griEi3 s :and‘ 'b ru ^ 'fire waS ' gstihihg 68 Hollister Street ' flleVler had been evicted. only eight or 10 short blocks away, much Headrray. B y th* j>rbm^'w6rk \ i ’ Doym * the west side of the hah, and if was just a few minutes after Chicago, O c t 29.-— (A P ) — The of. the flremto both fi^ were, put tai the-order named, lived Mr. and 11 when Bonnie Dimdee entered Irene Bordoni-Ray Goetz, domestic out before any. serious damage wad ‘ Mnfr- Liwreime Sharp, €md Norma. the hot, bare cubicle which Lieu­ drama has moved for the moment done. ^ s . Paigiei the women’s bath being at tenant Strawn called his office. from New York to Chicago, with the FHehdfy €2aj» Sodal SoOB- .thfe^gfld of the hall next to Norma’s Strawn v/as lolling in a creaking French actress, seeking in Dlinois The next ineetiag. and social of frbditm.ito the east side of the hall, swivel chair, drinking'from-a straw courts an annulment of her marriage the Friendly Class, win be held in with vrtndows opening . upon the plunged into a bottle of soda water. to the Broadway producer. Goetz the Union , churah' s6ci«4^ vooms on Your Money sida upstairs porch, lived Bert Mag­ “Hotter’n Hades, ain’t it?” he has filed suit for divorce in New Wednesday eyehiag, November' 6. / nus and Walter : Styles, the men’s growled, by w ayof greeting. “Want Y ork. Important business-will be transact­ . bath' being next to Styles’ room. a bottle of pop? I’ll send a flat- Miss Bordoni, appearing here in a ed and a delightful entertaipmCnt foot out for one—” musical comedy, filed the annulment presented, by the . committee in :. The floor was very quiet, except / “No, thanks . . . Well, I’ve seen .tor' .the steady, slow tapping of yesterday, alleging that at the time cha^e;. who are. IHss Margtoet . ,Un good reliable local proper­ Mrs. Hogarth, but I had mighty of her marri^e to Goetz Oct ,18, Sclunogro. Mrs.; EUem BHss, Mr. and a. typwriter. His message in mind, little chance to get her story.” ties. We handle all the de­ Bonnie Dundee stepped quietly to 1918, in Jersey City, Goetz had been Mrs,, Etod Babcock, <.Mrs. Emily “Because she didn’t have any­ divorced less than a year from his liebe, Mrs, Ula Gunther,' Mrs. Anna tails. Bert Magnus’s door and taiocked. thing to tell, more likely,” Strawn former wife, Mrs. Ethel Johruon Bilson and. Mrs.. Albei^ BeaumPht^ . “SyhoMt.is?” 'The answer was grow led. decidedly, iiritable. “I think she has,” Dundee in­ (3oetz. .Religions Drama Kimday Nlidri ' “Dundee,. Magnus. I have a mes­ sisted cheerfully, fanning his face The first Mrs. Goetz was granted - The second . of V; the ' Rell^ous ARTHUR A. KNOFLA sage for you.” with his hat. "The trouble was, no a divorce hera in April, 1918. She DranuM under the. personal direction Thera was the sound of a chair sooner had I been left alone with named Miss ^rdoni co-respondent of Rev. M. E. ;Oibonu,,iriU:be held “ Servlee That ^ tlsfies’* sCTaplng, then footsteps, followed her and before -1 could state my At the time of the divorce. Miss Bor­ at; the Methp

troqWe .fttyaU-, A fto.,vl8lti^ U. S. ENVOY TO CHINA LONDONiHAitKTS ExhiWtiott’ Home th^- toa^- g e t a “DR. F T TOWfiffT, NEW ^ bYdrivi- m then CALLS FOR VrARSOPS Queer Tuftsts If and' Londpn,- Octi-:29.—^{AP)—00*181** PROiGRAM TOMORROW .«««, Ifito North ianf street.? erablb '^^ti^ment prevailed in In Day’s News Cdritfastbfs bi^^ ’Ilifhgnsdrtoh:;. ;8(|^ today to se* NOW IN MANCHURIA . Eizabelh-gre ..rushing their Severe Fighting Reported Be- what effect the W dl street elun^ “Mysterious Manchu” Ends 'mi ^>ofk ah’d‘ giitit^ Ithe grounds In . tween Factions dn the Lat­ would have on various, sectimis. Those stocks in which America is Run at State—Two Talking front of.'seveMu pf 'thelhnew houses est Civil War. Washington—If modem . ihven- in m 'shape-'s6.thst thdyi-wlll' m ^e a interested opened lower thtui mi yes-' U ko# Xdlege, Son Features Next Two Days. tions are destroying American home -vefer'ctpjtttaMe^aiJpenrance by terday. Hydros were five points life, an exception is seen by Vice- 29.— (AP.)— down,. Bra^, Tr^tipn .11 points “The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu” 'time the . E xhibition Honae, ,ls. Today’s Choice Shanghai, O ct. President Curtis. "This is hot tiiie Elizabeth Park M o i U opened.^ F iv e n e w ' houses are .':fln: Charles______MaeVeagh, American min­ down, and Ihteinatinpnal Nickels and? the mystery thriller, entertaining of radio,” he-said in a ;tadio ad­ by - - Graphophones cm respond^ly' w e^ V5; :.of Rnander ^ W Mar- large audiences at the State, will be yarfo-uS‘stages-of finishing on T ^ r ister to China, t ^ y requesited the dress. “It holds, arhnique place in her street and; tyro, more on HOTzy. but selling was not prozd$^ced and shown for the last times today. An " Porter Adanui movement of a dtiddion of United that it is returning u3'io_ our fire­ House Today. ^ street about" oppoeite. the E l^bl- States destroyers from Manila to at noon time slight recovmes set in. all talking double feature program 'The speculative sectim| recorded fe :? ^Xhang. • , makes up the new program which sides.” ’ tion Hpme. Two more are In egrly - Presidpnti Shanghai as the result of disturbed stages of • cbns.truction On Henjry:^ National 'Aeror conditions In . the Yangtze- valley, general ; losses and StobKs'in which comes to this theater on Wednesday Pittsburgh, Pa.—Public school America is interesteif.” declined. classroom work is to j be radiocast The tle|aid EUzabeth Park Ex- street ,nefm ^fhe corner of Boiyefa- naiitic . Auodar scene of the latest Chinese civil £ind Thursday. Lois Moran, and a There was no panic kowe^^ and the ‘ Itukden, Manchuria, Oct. 29.— eve^ Tuesday afternoon hibition HoThe'was officially and : ? tion war.______' large supporting cast of stage lu­ Eli^abe^ Ps^k is one b/. tbe chief fear seemed -to bfe'* whether ; next month in an experiment to de­ fully completed yesterday and ,to* Severe fighting was in progress JetoL .'0-- Rockefeller 3rd, minaries, will be seen and heard in many , supcessfijl. developments there would be .Yalls on the fast moving musical revue, termine whether radio can become a day those who are going to furnish between Nationalist folrces and the but, ^ coUege, is one of the few ppened up by R^bert.J, SnfiUi. Tms Wall stteet With- sales of Invest­ “Words and Music.” This colorful it and put in various appliances'^'^ Porter Adams reb^ous Kuominchun or ‘People’s who has' ever visited useful adjunct to teaching. tr^ t /haa;,prphaBly seen the mPs^' ment securities to meet losses oh i^ U caiis production is filled with music, Boston — Display of American ’ start with their, work. Ample time r Army” 'along the L-unghai railway rapid^g^wth,, The Twen^-Third Psalm speculative issues. * ‘ j’ Chang Hseuh-Liang, the laughter, singing and danctog. It is flags in public schools is regarded will be had to get eveiytiung in " , * * * west of Chengchow, Honan prov­ av«r]^r. iShrshalt Chank.' -eldest _ son of he calls them, meaning the severe ple attending the opening and wish­ which have , accumulated at the- victims. The boss gets “wise” to the off-the-face hats that have come in­ boifit. . > ranges from 100 to 2Q0 pounds. rhflfik TiSO-LAniTWho w as killed by a flirtation, but not to the fact that ing to park their cars will find nO Embassy. bomb last^eSriiwas very much m^ to vogue replacing those pulled his own wife is the victim of the down well over the^eyes. Far too terested inr ranting Mr; ^ckfeUer, fake bonds. Then the fun begins many pretty faces, he says, have the politics __to tell any more would spoil one been concealed by drooping hats. of the best comedy dramas seen in New York—Recovered .from the :• ^•‘• Most; ofU heiconversation, which quite some time. Grant Withers, \ v4s 'totried. oh. through an Interpre- Betty Compson, James Kirkwood, fishes, a gold cigarette case inscrib­ 'iS^^Saf^ to s^rtA, Chang pays Gertrude Olmstead and Bert Roach ed with names of famous aviators is to be restored to Thea Rasche. It Igreat attfeottoh;^te«?#orts and; is a have the leading roles. was in the purse she dropped over­ ‘ ^bht'^of his, bwn;^ipocket he recently board when waving farewell to Mlt h the umverslty friends wishing hpr bon -voyage. A diver found it.' ■•' • After ti^’Kyoto conference Mr. BerUn—The first all German R oU S eu f^ return to the Unit­ sound picture depicts the sinking of s '» t e s over the 'Pacific and en­ the British steamship Titanic , by ter’«Es office of his father in New collision with an iceberg. Yorfc' city. New York—Miss Grace Lyon, a young woman of wealth, -who has TURKEY WARS ON RUSSIA backed swimmers'and gprl fliers and can fly herself, is ha-ving a plane On Oct. 29, 1914, Turkish torpedo built in which she hopes to fly to boats raided Odessa, sank a Russian Paris next summer -with several gimboat and French ships. friends. The raid followed a senes of Peiping—Mrs. Woodrow" Wilson MOVED hostile acts against the allies, in­ has ridden a donkey for several cluding the detention of British hours along the top of the great With the introdaeiion o f machinery man-power feared it was to he sapplanfed. By the tone o f AMERICAN merchant ships in Turkish. waters, wall. In a three hour train ride to and -violent attacks on England in the'scene she rode in a baggage car, INTELLIGENCE this anci^t prejudice disappeared*^ Oar modem **machine age** brit^s happiness and prosperity. V j New York.—Leading • bankers de­ Turkish newspapers, then subsi­ the conductor serving tea, rice cakes cide to buy stocks for investment m dized by German gold. and persimmons. X effort to stabUize market; drop The result of the imwarranted New York—A poor girl who ,;;cau ses $14,000,090,000 paper loss in raid was the withdrawl of the works in the tobacco fields of North Russian ambassador from Constan­ Carolina has realized^ her dream of ’eloft Waggoner,. Colorado within 12 hours unless Turkey di­ it be invested in the company’s .banHerT reduced from 15 to 10 vested itself of responsibility for the stock. The company returned the S^. •• -f recent acts of hostility. • money. Other s-tockholders heard prediction .W aehington.—Reed’s Turkey failed to give satisfac­ about it and contriblfted efiough tory explanation of its actions and th at bill, will'die ih'Confer- to buy her a share- ^ e company cubco a«jrts factional leaders blam­ on Nov. 4 a state of war commenced found she got the idea, from a ing each other for situation.’ with turkey an ally of Germany brother who works in a garage' that ’ ‘ New York.—^Three financial and Austria. had just bought a carload of gaso­ ,liou«es-jein Goodyear ZeppelinCom- line. The names of the grl and the ' ' pahy ba backing Honolulu-Pacific contributors are not given in the dirigible Une. WHOLESALE SENTENCES' company’s magazine. ' '•’’■^abUlTilm^ue, ‘ N . M.— A irliner .“ long -overdue -with ^ two passengers, Moscow, Oct. 29.—(AP)—]^ye The British labor party proposes two pilots and steward. Russians, among them one priest, to drop the word “socialist” from Eugene, Ore.—Three aviators, were sentenced to death today in its ofliciti titte. Maybe that means . two men and a woman, killed in the -village of Anfalovo near Mos­ the party has a surplus. - crash. ^ ^ ^ cow for alleged complicity in the r Richmond, Va.—Pictiire of Oscar murder o f a governm ent grrain col­ De Priest, negro Congressman, cir­ lector and wounding of six other culated in pamphlet charging Re- -village officials. ASSESSORS “ publicans want repeal of state poll The public prosecutor charged the tax, stEurts hot political row. priest instigated the murder, while W ashington.— ^Hoover’s., friends one of the four other defendants say he has adopted, hands off policy carried it out. Seventeen shots NOTICE! regarding choice" of Otto H. Kahn, were said to have been ti^ed by the treasurer of Ri^ublican Senatorial murderer, alleged to have been a THE INHABITANTS OF THE campaign conunittee. rich peasant’s son, who picked off , Boston.—Spventy-^fiye forest fires his -victims in the middle of -the ovier state. re^Kirt^ to . Department street while his father supplied him Town of Manchester o f ^Conversation. -with ammunition. Liable'to pay taxes, are hereby no­ C ^tw jPssipee> N. H.-r-Word re- ■ of Eleanor F. tified and required to return to the Others Sentenced. assessors on or before the first day is, *’17' year old Moultonboro Moscow, Oct. 29.— (AP)—Four­ 'tellb;^6pe

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—not guesses—which horse is go- r ewiR^irm ^ -fr- I ■ ■ T* jL-f' iliwA b ^ to win. ^ ^ I '■■- ^Ie(ir^-|to-llft.l.s ■ .' ' There is stin cohsideral^e water T li^ Wjsre; of . courte, iiin«s yet destined to run under the bridge, I?' < ■ y^ e a settled p o l^ ofrOopi- before the itecuritles PtJBl ■ y HBRAI«D P; ^ < s fdri^iy. tQ recbjrdized shaken.ddwh to Its-scteh^o level. Tife market i's'just about as safe'a South plM ‘operate’t9'levdi.o^ ■ ' / . ' THO] ftoni getoe^ obsiervation place for the amateur today as \ a ■BITOB’S NOTE: This is the / G« mile high- aifplane would be for' a eighth of a series of stqiies by PAfeS BOOK spots pr- bis bWn'' .brdliatice : and Rodney Dttteher on the operations blind Idiot when the pilot had a Founde '^eniitSv ^ blia of Washington Lobbyists In the shosk. ^ubli«b«d mord Ideas pvTin- past. SuoiUys and ■ollligM«jlM*aCad;^ W dpl^'-tbab be actually was. Prob­ Pont Offioa SoStli Uanobeater. b y ’RODNEY DDTCHEB Cobiu as Secofl'iP^ennnrttm %attar. ably bobody in America was better MODEL N E W S P A I^ SHQP SUBSCRJPTION KATES; Connecticut new^aper publishers N l^ Service Writer “ Ono Toai^t by mall •»•'•«••«.•••• »«,oo aware o f this than- the man bliu* Washin^n.—^Although toe old- Per Month, by>liiidl':v«iw,«w'»¥ $ .60 and editors who were toe guests of $0.00 8 ^ ;' ahd yet he resisted all tempta­ fashioned Washington lobby cot- Delivered, one year ...... toe Post-Telegram at EMdgieport tinued ite' vitious and insldions Single coplei y>.a • e • e . g « • e I .0* tions to rise to the heights of Indi­ Here Are Suggestions vidual consplcuousness of which Jie yesterday for toe meeting of toe methods through the last century, MBMBEK O f THE i^OClATEO Connecttcut members of toe Asso­ various checks upon its Influence Upholstered Chaira ^EBSS was capable. His unchangeable developed^ and the. extent to, vdiich The Aaeoclatad Preee ia excluaiveiy ciated Press had toe unique privi­ Eted Tables entitled to thr use tor republtcatlon faith motile efficacy of party soli­ it was able to create general cor­ Room Size Rngs of all newa dtipatehea credited to it darity, as the one means tp leglsla-> lege of inspecting a newspaper ruption ' b y "Widespread bribery Scatter ItuS® or not otbentiae credited in tbia gradually became modified. , . paper and a l^ the local news pub> tive and adxnlnlstratlve well doing, plant built'with deliberate provi­ Antiqura liabed herein. sion for the expansion of fifty Two of the mpst ^w ejfri' lob­ Booked Riigs AU rigbta " of republicatlon of he never allowed circumstances to bies of the preiseht d ^ Were botn Salem Chests apeclal diapatdiea herein are alao re> alter. years. in tiiig period, the^'flry lobby and Tea jVagons aerved. ~ Perhaps it is because toe news-, At a time . when personal ambi­ toe labor lobity. ISSUED TO Higb Boys ^ ' SPECIAL ADVEKTISINO REPRE­ paper mind is so intimately con­ As eariy As 1881 the American Ace Bed Springs tions and political Individualism sire SENTATIVE: - Hamilton - DeLiaaer, cerned with toe facte of toe passing F^eratioB Labor had begun a BeautyreSt M^tresses Inft, 285 Madiifen Ave.. New lork, N. running xlot In the Senate, as they c a m j^ ^ here demanding en- T..' and 612 itortb Michigan Ave;, moment and so little' given to in­ KUeehOle Lowboys Chicago, Ilia ‘T are today, the political life of Theo­ foroCmeht of toe federal eight-hour Dressing 'Table Mirrors dulging in flights of.' prophecy- that law for mechanics ahd laborers on I ig ■ I..-.— ■ dore Burton stands out in all the Dressing .Tables The Herald 3a on aale daily at all publishers so very frequently fail to toe public works. All that time the Corner Cabinets Schultz and H|«atling news stands in sharper contrast. Possessing prob­ federation was also working on New York CltS ______. ■' - anticipate in' their ari^gemente' Daybeds ably quite as much Independence of state' legislatures for child_ labor Boudplr.Chalrs the very growth for which they are Full aervlee^ient of N E A Service, thought ahd quite as muck forensic laws, though it did; not seek a na­ Chaise .Loimges Inc. so sedulously strivii^; to the effect tional child labor act vintU some Member, Audit Bureau of Circula­ ability as, for example. Senator Secretaries tions. ^ that it is the usual thing for news­ time later. ' Drop-lid Desks Borah, his method of serving his Got little at First OverstuSed Chairs The Herald Printing Company;^Ino., papers to be produced, in toe midst Labor’s power grew slowly, how­ assumes no ^,ancial responsibility «' «»**,.)» uusny m. for typographical errors appearing in to that of the man from Idaho.) . ever,. and for many years It had to be content with such minor crumbs, advertlsmentair in the Manchester vyhercfore the country at large, -®‘ ADDRESS Evening Hera^ V The Ppst-Telegramt however, as measures ' excluding Chinese though, entirely familiar -irito toe benefiting ^ its own- experience of coolies and forbidding entry to Eu­ TUESDAY, ofc^. 20, 1929 Burton personality in its more ap- „ . * j ropean workers under contract. It ^ many costly removals,.,has erected parent aspects, never quite fully ^ ^ ^ could' ^0 hotohig to stem the great SENA^B BINGHAM ' an. establishment predicated on its incoming tide of other foreign labor; recpgnixdd^'toe ‘ rugged" purposes of When Senaior Bin^UM^,"^h| his probable neeiis half a century ' The Anti-Saloon League’* opened his public service nor realized how its national legislative office here angry speech^; of d ^ en ^ h^ainst hence. Immensely : spacious, cun­ completely be gave himself to the in 1899'and at onoe began to su­ the report ofrthe lobby investigat­ ningly adapted to its piuposea. in betterment of his nation. pervise the introduction and watch­ ing committed declared that every conceivable detail. Insured, of ing of biUs, lobbying before com- » Yet Theodore, E. Burton was a dently there an intent ^ point' light and air for all time, it is- a jnittees and among congressmen statesmaa and. a patriot of a very directing toe sending of petitions the finger of ^om at New England modcL high order indeed. N ot by any Anri personal communications to and particuli^y at Connecticut” it Fellow workers in the newspaper jneans t^ of his type in members and other methods* In a strikes us tl^t the senior senator game would en"vy General Manager very, short time toe league lobby-^ S»'net'Desks ConjgTees,-he wtis probably ite most ists’Were showing results, claiming from this state was indulging in Edward Flicker and EMitor-in-Chief € ‘ >r tode Chairs significant <}f the politiciA'i credit for the army canteen law of -'Considerable 9 an assumption. George C. Waldo were -it possible Silhouettes,. who' comdandy-jB^ves to make his 1901 and mshy subsequent meas­ covers To be sure^; the revelations coa-' for, the quality of envy to^^be enter­ steps out Desk Lamps^ .. party not only stronger bub better, ures, Wing Chairs (ceming the Connecticut Manufae* tained where are concerned such Mesnw\(ile, great industrial, and with the prosi>erity and culture and Coxweii Uthi^ turers Associ^on’s pi^. in^ making gracious hosts. financial groims, instead of rel3rtng Sewing Cabtoete tariff schedifles ’ would '.probably character of bis nation as toe ob- entirely on lobb^sts, were more in­ Sewing Tablto jecte of toe party's solitcitude.' toned to encompass toe election a have been cfj^Ktually employed 6y wherever possible of men to,. the Love Srata. tariff enemle^in redudng the pto- Davenports IN NEW YORK Senate and House who. were al- Martha Washington Chairs tection g r a n ts to Connecticut^ in­ BABTFOBD SEWAGE Teady pledgto to their Interests. the civilized indlvidh^ to go for­ search of bargains, many a child: toteh on cotton^ woolens and linen. :Btit the: thanks to few son other than that of his geogra­ ever without a hath and still hold h u b ^ lost in the shfiffle;"^ ; And .one of toe -recent innovations Democratef-made a high tariff bill phical'origin.?; bimiMiif to esteeip. has been a sciHittfic method of get­ ou^bf if and Cleveland had to let There are (eleven other senators There are primitive .peoples who ting mother and child togetoer it, become law* A congressional In- How The Poster Beds from New E i^lan d, besidear^^ Mr. sen and do live'happily in. spite of with the greatest mnount of haste. y^tigation subsequently produced, ^nght Tables unsavory evidence' concerning thei Bingham. Petitapa A Mt ’sffBiii'- being personally filthy all the time. and„ conv^ence, Macy’s, for in- Come to our store and select any family johi in ... .a dollar or two N^ht Lamps stancet now uses/ kn automatic afii* p)fk$8ure o f ihter'ested groups , on, ' ^ h . .. . anti you*U never miss it! It is one of the penalties of cultiva­ new. furnishings you would Uk(ii to Bridge Lamps cant, in conn«ticip noxmcemenb-system which operates, specific schedules and gave im- have at tofifstm aa time. We*U Im- A t ensioh measiires Make a small payment each week to close your account, you Will be. Pianos Of course ^erybody knows -toat filement of the beautiful streams Md a huge pork barrel river and on your purchase... .amounting to given the' CASH DISCOUNT usual­ Radios Senator Bin^iam’s high pride: and'idvers that God had given them, The sudden ups and, downs . of harbbr bill. He went further and from $1 to |5. Have the whple ly oifiy offered to 30-day accounts! Kitchen Cabinets would of Itsel^be sufficient to keep N^ow we have grown up to the point Broadway are particularly severe Wrested mbra than 80,000,000 acres Breakfast Sets of public lands: illegally obtained him from engaging in any Intrigue where thp practice makes, us utter* oii those, who hang tensdy on,^ de­ horrors • spite. advancing, years* .Hie "ride from h»re or less corrupt land of- 'Bridge Table Sets which he held to be dlsliononble, ly ashamed. street rooming houses hold, scores of. fim officlals in previQtfB administra- Large Pictures •' and that if he-did>«oaamit an indis­ That it ia going to cost a lot of pathetic cases o f oldsters^ ih .sad -tions. . * cretion in toicEyahson incident, it mbhey for Hartford to equip her­ need of asslslriace. ^ ^ tw e e n Cleveland’s administra­ A case Whito occurs to me at the tions, however, the lobbyists made was with a lofty unconscUjfQfeesspf self for the pirpi^ disposal of her moment is' that a veteran of 65 somethtog of a cleanup.in 1890 with doing anything^ nob J u st^ ^ by po­ sev^e is, of course, inevitable. Yet years’ stagp experience, Last year the McKinley tariff bill. The sugar WATKI NS BROTHERS, Inc. litical ethics. ]^ r ^da.Jcason^ toere the expenditure of something more we all "(^to 'paragtajphs ’ aix)ut lobby of 30 years ago managed to obtain' an ample bounty on sugar is no likellhooid that to e peifefvld than ■ three million dollars, as in W un­ omies in other directions, is not at trouping?-^on’t be silly. And so pf'toeir astounding nerve. wise thing, andSHHmd- '': discretion all beyond the means of so rich 'a Rogers went- Oiit "vrito * -r o k i com ­ The- Union Pacific, Central Pa­ would have guided: ,:b^m in. .sticking community; and if it cost twice as pany In "The Trial ofM ary Dugah.” cific, Norttiem Pacific, Kansas Pa­ cific, Southern Pacific and Pacific to the path tiijRlb^^^cllhwbi'for a much as that to completely rid the Wherever he went, newspapers In­ t, terviewed him. .,That was last seas­ raihroads had been handed J140,000,- remedies, are htoessary or advisable, tracts now on the market are made number of dal^s^that of asMrting city and its suburbs of the stigma on. 000 in cash and more than, 100,00,- The patient' may become very! mostly from harmless "vegetable ahd that he had s ^ ^ t no wrong and Ofi filth creation it would still he a The other day, glancing over a 000 acres of land by Congress. weak during tide treatment but the * other color extracts, supplemented had done no ha^^ K s late outburt^ bargain. copy of Billboard, I came upon this There were 45 other railroads to HEAUH^DIErAOVICE rheuznatfsm, will be gone, and there by a number of coal tar, oronfilne, which the government had given ^ O r FlPonKMcCoi^ . was hardly w ^^y of toe dignity For a town or city to spend large item. . . . “Yours Merrily was a "Win be no bad effects Afterwards. dyes, approved by the Government prince of good frilews and a lavish, subsidies; It was estimated that the (Tomorrow: Chrohic Rheumatism) after p^staking investigation and which has alv^;^ been one of his sun^ on public -buildings, parks and entertainer whdn fortune smiled totsJ land grants to railroads cov­ analjnsis. As long as their use Is assets, and declaration that beautification generally, an^ con­ upon , him',' and now his many ered area equal to that of New QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS solely to enhance the enjoyment of everybody is picking on New Eng­ tinue to maintain the archaic meth­ friends and associates have a Englemd, New York and Pennsylva­ m tfctest STMM^t^ttOPMWO KtMStOn fiCMLY foods and not to conceal their in­ chance to do something for. him. nia. Land; grants , in each o f sever­ m .eat mumaamet myrnuo-a*. Gall Madder feriority, I do not cemsidw these land would s e ^ to carry with it od of sewage disposal Still obtaining Several have already contributed,, al states were the equivalent in area Qnestit^. H» F. asks. |colorings puUcularly harmful, ea- in most Connecticut cities, Is exact­ t h e DANGERS OF'RHEU­ ^rheumatic fever Is from the effect any cure for adhesions, o^ the gall: the somewhat "arrogant assumption sum to carry him tiirough his long of three'or four smtoer states. bladd» besides an operation?” smee raey are usea in suca that he was tl^ ^ y New Elngland ly like spending a thousand dollars siege of illness that fac'ek him. . .” They Wanted More MATISM—-Continued I of the remediee which are often senator brave ^bhough to speak in for front witidow draperies in a Trilling in between the Unes, one But the railroads saw that- the - . •:— : * j ; used* When cases are handled pro- comes upon an old, old story. government still had . public lands There must always be/tatestlnal: dhldhood and dur- can sometimes be brokra up byr her defense. house that lacks all the facilities "Yours Merrily” tried, but ’Time to be grabbed. And they found'that, poisoning before rheumatism can p® y „ i,« ' ,.u ko manipulative treatment. ' ! It isn’t very^i^lcul| fo^ C^nnec-. of toe bath room. was against him. Perhaps he could rome of thei; own free land was; develop. This Is true, both in acute adifit Itfe, Exercises for-N eck Mnsbles AGAINST RATE RAISE ticut people to* wlsh^-'ibax Hiram have stayed in the sunshine of Cal­ not as good a^ some of, the re- \ rheumatic fever and in the chronic obSw^ Qoestioni EL D. G; asks:—“Will mainder of the government’s land, j forms o f rhemhatism known a s ; you please tto me if tltere is any | had kept stilLK': f , . KEEP OUT ifornia, and given his failing heuth way to fatten the nedk withbut fat-1 a large boost. So the railroad magnates conferred i rheumatoid arthritis, arthritis d e - ' whi®h were^ Manchester. N. H.. Oct. M.—(AP). The average dtlzen with a few But troupers don’t behave that with their lobbyists- and" their con- ' formans, and articular Fbeumatism. ^ ^ r a toning the rest of my body?” An added burden to New England THEODOI^i E. BBBTON thouf»an«i dollars or a few himdred, way. They always come back— trolled members to see what could j In acute rheumatic fever the tiona, the p i^ m ta have Answer:—The muscles of the neck; trouble apparently starts suddenly, r ^ v e ^ . without any disastrona may be enlairged through exercise.':industries would result ftom appliea* Death came, ^ doubt, as a relief who has resisted the temptations of even when they are carried ‘back. be done. j tiem of the “cold mileage baw” in Thjey put the scheme over, due to over*ex'ercise or over-expos- “ ^*'*®“ ®®“ * • I A fat neck is not desirable, but a to Theodore Ei-^urtom>^ but wltn the late lamented bull market and ure In bad weather. Sometimes the No matter what seems to cauM strong'graCttFul new can be de­ railrbad rate making: to Which ftie ' About a year ago aix elderty, man, :tiiroUgh' the Forest, Reservation i Interstate Commerce Oommission is him passes awaf^ almost the' last of still has his money, but who is now dapper iffter the fashion' of stage bill, a praiseworthy bill which in- start is with acute; tcmallitis; It Is the acute 'attack of rheumatism. It ^ veloped through certala tensing and, ^ ^ a very admirable typC'. of .American cidentany. provided for indeinnifying; well, however, to remember that a is always well to put the patient to! other' exerdses which brtog the ^ tren An excellent exercise jOr'developixig !.railix>ad told the New Hamptoitt . inan, there nevpr. was a moment in gain day” and that he owes it to entrance of a toeater ip the nfld- the muaelra of the neck is: place Manufacturers’ Association here to* Forties, hesitated and then ap­ I^en the bill went to conference and'that these irritating causes only to produce a copious sweating. ’ his life when he? did not vlsiiaUze himself to .get In on some of these tos railroad members slipped in' contribute their share in. ptecipl- Sometimes it is advisable ^ Pdt a pillow against the wall and, stand-i day. proached the doorman. Being a Ing about tw6 feet from toe Wall, ) . In urging industries not to permii the RepubUcah'^^p^anization as a fine securities because the bottom good guardian of his portal, the four words^“or any other claim­ tatlng sm- acute crisis, hot water bottle at the patient’s ! feet or to give him a hot tub hdtol lean over and press your'fdce into, toelr names to be used in attacks means to an end' and that end toe of the slump has been reached, will, doorman frowned.."The-riderly naan ants.” 'Those four words enabled’ Whatever produces, intestinal was about to' be ejected, when a toe loads to take niillions of acres ' poironing is the thing that lays the btfore getting between the wooUh | the pillow, ten^og the neck muades rmi existing rate structures, toe highest possible development of the do exceedingly well to go snake prominent young actor made his of toe best remaining public lands soil" for the develoj^intot of any blankets. Of course, it is always:; wtile tmja supporting some of your i speaker said that- the Boston and spiritual as wefi": as the material hunting with a dub—or at least in exchange for milllmis of acres form of rheumatism. Moat cases of a good plan to clean out toe pa­ wright Move the head. sloWly in Maine and other railroads of the six exit, hurrying away from a rehears­ directions, a t toe siune time. states are opposed to siich an nn- Bide of our national life. llt,..was that .wa^ away and let toe creature hiss al. of desert,: dmiuded ’ timber lands, acute rheomatic fever rjeoyer. with­ tient’s bowels . completely before, an p:^ atarfing the sweating. This can be | pushing as if you were: trying to qualified iufieage b ^ a . quality of whaLy might ifcalled to'm e birds. The younger actor stopped sud­ airtd . hills, and motmtalns covered. ! in a tew'weeks, but toe; patients denly,' and started inttotly at the with perpetual snoW. Senator Pet­ are often left with bad heart de­ done with enemas or with strong i push toe pniow into the waU. ’Turn, A continuance of .New England’s practical idealism that.^ especially, The stock market is no place for older man for a Second. tigrew of ‘South Dakota raised a fects due to the long contorued laatUtiyea, such as castor oil., After 1 with back to the waU, and by preiss-. differentials to the west and oppori* distinguished tij^' t»ureer]|'pi^Beim hut a very wise guy indeed— The veteran was an actor- who holler, but Congress, dominated by fever, and the effect, of toe irritat­ the patient does get hetweto. th^ ing with the ^® deito you j tftm to any cfaai^ which would Burton. Early b^ tife h^i sawV the' onsiwho really knows the actual had started the star (m his carasr. the railrotos, refused to take, any ing- toxins ih the blood stream Which Woolen-blankets,' he should be taken can-tense, the muscles in tite back of ■ place New E^land rates over the action \mtU toe roads had all they must pass t^ugh the different care of so he will continue to. sweat] toe neck. ‘ i New York rate to wratexn - states jiractical futility-ibf onp-HriB cru­ earning capadty of every share of And, like'so many others, tos ofd- timer was now down and< out. 'Wanted. "parts of thei .heart. an?) night "until the fever has . Food Oolerings j were described aa. policies f^eproyed: sades, of the skyrocketiiig'-tiime of ] stock that he buys. And .such peo He lives how on. funds supplied by There is ’ danger of i ‘uliar entirely disappeared for at least toiestkm: MTs. O. 'F.- asks!—*T)b by toe Boston and Maine. . , the lone reformer. But-he fra-npr pis, despite the fact that there are one of'the many theatrical charitii^ TOMORROW: The rise of the thickening in the wall of the left twenty-four hours. No food of ally' toe fo(od tkdorings, sold in paste SnH ------:------, kind shoifid be used during this time liquid term ter household use,^ oon- Chicago, is lagging in the Wfr ter predate to tbe;|^ the efficacy of plenty of guys* who deem them­ —and theaterifolk, by the way, are new lobby. auricle of toe h ^ t and the Valves are also fx^utotljr distorted from except possibly a sxnall amoimt of tain anything that wotdd be harm- health„acoordbig tn.a CMdbgtt Silww diligence in .high‘‘causes within a selves wise, is just about as rare as among the world's heaviest charity contributors. The Graeks began in art where the rheumatic inflammation. fruit -Mce, together ' With' large ful to otters health?” { paper’s headline.^. toby tty; lia jiowerful politi^^^^psrty; am) i t was toe race track follower who. knows nT tm aw p dWAM. th* Fcrvhttaus left off. Purhaiei toe-srimitMtdahaet' from quantfm of water. No other) Antwer^The 'various color ex-• hmthy to toat town, anirirly ?

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■ 4 points. ' program to their store on Friday it is.'delighting thousands by the grandmother, Mrs. Charles H. last mentioned are included Jn the of the Manchester G&rdet, club will evening., when - the public is invited A Specialty at This Popular Shop APR^;¥ Center school where they are trans­ Chrysler opened with a block of quick reli^ it . brings when used meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 with 50.000 shares at 33, off 7; Standard to see the largest showing of radio Every Woman Who Loves Dainty,Silk Un^mrie. ' -Mi-f Md Mrs. Harry R. ^^lett ported. consistently. Mrs, Fred Norton of Mato street.; Oil of New Jersey with a block of to tovm. The line of cabinets made "have closed their home and ■wul re­ Mr. and Mrs. Edyrard A. Smith for, Atwater Kent Radio, will be Begin when jrou feel ft cold com** side in West Hartford for the winter and children were dinner guests on Mins Gertrude Berggrea who has 50.000 shares at 67, off 7%; Const*!- sho^^ .ai well as a display of the tog; Take a tablespUdafu! of Phil­ idated Gas with a block of 46,000 Gowns. Sunday at the heise of Bfrs. Smith’s been spending a few days with her other fine lines of radio sold by lips Milk of ft glass, of ttonthfl. ^ shares at 95%, off 2, and Radio •air. and Mrs. Sdward brother and fanfify, Mr. and Mre. parents- on Linden street, returned .to Kemp’s, toriudlng the Stxomberg- water, morning, noon and toght, Some have the j^pulaf'pqtal Thera are iapy Benjaman Jenkins of New York City Charles Palmer. New York today; Miss Berggpren with a block of 30,000 shares at 30, Carlson< Fdda, Bosch, Majestic, 'Vic­ the first day. Do the same thing -the hems, yokes of' georgette; em­ wttta dainty bits d f were week end guests at the home Mr. and Mrs. Herbert JiUson of was present at the rehearsal of the o ff 10% . tor, and Earl. second day. Then take only at broidered' or appllqued. ery., And tlte iamrite i9tap- Turner’s Falls were Sunday visitors The opening foimd an enormous of airs. Asa Bird. Beethoyen Glee club Vast night and The High School Band, will ren­ n ig h t Others are trimmed with-Ve­ around rii{V (plaia tftUOKpdV is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. accumulation of distress selling to airs. Robert Olmstead w h o ^ «mng two numbers, one of them‘by der several numbers on the program Colds reduce the alkalinity of netian or Val laces. And toriuded as. weQ, Phelps to Andover. They attended '^e absorbed, which was not dis­ been a guest of her mother sto. request, Kreisler’s “Old Refrain.” to be given Friday evening, begin­ your system. That’s what makes there are the severely simple styles. Siarit, uffote,,'btigri. the morning service at St. Peter’s posed of to yesterday’s wild col­ Bird her sister, airs. Hattie ning at 7:30, and other prominent, you feel achy, feverish, weak, half-* tailored styles;, too- S^esh, Pease returned to her home to New Episcopal church here. Mrs. E. T. French of Main street, lapse. More than 3,259,800 shares artists to have part in the program rick from them. Phillips . Milk of m . and Mrs. Charles F. C l^ changed hands to the first half nils, peach, lido, orchl4.- . Yprk a ty Sunday. wife of the pastor of the Nazarene include Miss Mildrid Robtasoh-Gib­ Magnesia is alkali to harmless, and daughters, Margaret and .^ ce hour, a record. After early breaks’ son, of W est Hartford, a soprano, palatable . form. It relieves the Mr; and Mrp. Walter Pearson and of New Britain, visited the old Buss Church, left today for Beverly, $2.95 air. and airs, Edward Mason of Mass,, to attend the New England of 6 to 14% points, however, sup­ who has done considerable singing symptoms of colds by rearing the tavern recently purchased by theto porting orders checked the break in and aroimd Hartford, ahd Wil­ alkalinity of your system. Hiurtford were guests Saturtoy at son, Dr. Eugene Chase of Easton, District Women’s Foreign Mission­ Dansettes the home of air. and Mrs. L. Ernest ary cfonvention this eveifing and all for the moment at least. liam R. Doyle, a noted baritone, For fifty years, this pleasabt al­ The crep e d e . chiljre . ‘T e d ­ Pa. Leading bankers met late last who is a favorite to Hartford, h ^ - H all. , day tomorrow, Mrs; French Is one kaline has famous as an, anti- ^ ce - and applique adds dies” are botii lace trimmed Hildtog Brothers Dairy herd of 30 idght and intimated that strong tog simg over the raidio on a nunir and tailoced, and there are: Ruth aiartto a teacher at head recently passed the tuberculin of the district officers and her spe­ arid. Doctors prescribe; Phillips cluuun to these dainty little Swamp district had as week cial charge is the junior work. Be­ support would be provided as soon ber of occaslohsi 3IOk. o f M agnesia; hori>ltiaiIs use it; both also some mchtuitfng ones of test, free and clean. The public Is invited to, see the seta And there is and guest, alias Elizabeth aiahan of fore returning to Manchester, Mrs. as distress selling was finally out millions know bow IV relieves ri>ur- ocepe de. chine and georgette ratin combined with georgette. ■The R. F. D. route from Amston of the way. That further seUing display at the local music store, and I/mgmeadow, Mass. which has pasfsed over the Chitten­ French wHl visit her daughters, loth stomarii,.ga8, indfgestion and other to choose from.... ‘soiae tail* Peach, flesh, white, idle. : would have to be disposed of this also to hear the musical program to symptoms of over-aridity. All drug air. and airs. I. Tilden Jewett den Dane road for many jjears will of whom are students at the. East­ ^ rendered by the above named ored styles, also.. have had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. ern Nazarene college at Wollaston, morning was - definitely fore­ stores recommend it 2te ahd,50c $2.95 be changed Nov. 1, w d thereafter A rtists. Stevens and Uttle daughters of pass the home; of Roswell Chamber- Mass. shadowed, however. Before the bottles, with full direettetos for its $2.95 Princeton, New Jersey. lain, turning left at the foot of the opening, the ticker carried an an- m any uses. -nouncement'^that call money would, There are persons who are un­ a ir. and airs. Fred Patterson ot hffiind proceeding up Clark Hill to The La^es Guild of St. Mary’s “Arilk of Magnesia’* has been the BlofHners Episcopal church will hold its regu-' renew at 5 pier cent; the lowest re­ able to wear silk without suftor- Petti-Panties N ew Britain were Simday guefto at- Jones street. tog an outbreak of rash, wherever U. S. Regiri®!^ Trade Mark'of tha the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bpery Simday visitors at the home of lar sewing meeting to the Guild newal rate of the year. The re­ Chas. H. Phillips Clhemical Go^. and These garments combining a Especially Ibvi^ onai wtib newal rate is not usually announced the fabric combs in contact with tiny ruffles of ' georgette. ' Clough. * Mr. and Mrs. George F. Kibbe were room Tl^sday afternoon at 2 its. predecessor, Chas. H. PliUIi^ mort skirt with a pantie are Chester Clough of New London Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hull and Mrs. o’dock. Members of the Giflld and until after 10:30. Also, both banks the skin. since 1875.—Adv. favorites with the girt who Others with emhrdldery rix# was a Sunday guest of’ his parents, Winifred Kyle, widow of a former auxiliary are reminded to . bring and a few brokerage houses shaded likes both the practical and lace, or steietfy taikSrdd. air', and Mrs. Earl Clough. . pastor of the Congregational church thank offerings to the service at St. margin requirements, on jtoe theory s ' the dainty. Flesh or white. Flesh, white, peach. ' John Darling of New Britaip is here, all from New B rit^i. William Mary's church Friday morning. that prices were near bottom, and, imending sometime with his sister, Martindale, of Hartfbrd, Mr. Md that such action would tend to lend STOMMH UPSn MW-Emery Clough and family. Mrs, Albert Parker, Mrs, Mattie Mi-, and Mrs; Joseph Chambers of support,: . aHir-Ruth Martin made a short Vtoer and Miss^Beftha Martindale, Mato street have left for Durham, U. S. Steel, after opening at Get at tAe real cdtise. That’s what E«A*Lettney|i Step«Iiiis vMt with friends to Springfield, of Sprtogfield, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. where Grand Chief • Mrs. J^llie 185%, off %, rallied to 192, and thousands of stnmadi sufferers me Sherwood Raymond and children of Bailey will entertain her associate slipped back to 185%. Westing- A variety of, lapjt,br tailor­ M ass. ^ . doing now. Instead of takii^ tomes, 38 Mdn St. Manebester aiiss Florence Meacham a teacher New Britain, and Miss Ruth Ray­ Pythian officers from different parts house Electric dropped 14% points or trying to patch up« poor digeiitiOhj ed styles to choose iTom, and in New Britain spent the week end mond of Amston. of tile state, Mrs. Chambers was to 130% and rallied to 137. Union they are attaddng the real cause of every pastel tint. elected grand junior at the -conven­ Carbide dropped 13% to 70% and a t h er hbme. ' w . the ailment— liver and dis- PLUMBING and ‘ Alice E. Hall, a teacher in tion to West HavOT this month. Mr. rallied to 78. American Telephone . ordered bowels^ , Chambers was awast chancellor .Seymour, spent the week end with dropped 7 points tp 225, and soon Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets hdp commander of Memorial Lodge of ^ d at 225%. Montgomery Ward her parents. ' WAPPING arouse theliver In a soothing,;healing HEATING lingerie ghop--S^nd fflooiv^ew Store air. and airs, Fred Johnson have this town. '' dropped 7% points to 52 and rallied way. When the liver and bowels ate as guests relatives from Springfield, % point. American Can opened at peiTOtming their natura^^unctions, s p b o a u z i n g The Ladies Aid society of the 130, off 6, and held at that figurq’ people rardy suffer j^eeilbdigestion afass. A daughter-was born to Mr. and South Methodist church will meet Mrs. Ida ^Jllson who has lived to during the first 40 minutes. Stand­ and stomara troubkSi Mrs. Jason Graham, on Saturday, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. • ard of New Jersey opened dt 67 off Haveyouabadtastriooated tongue, aratford. Conn., for some time has October 19, to Seattle, Wash. Mr. Center Church Women’s Federa­ Sheet Metal | returned to her farm homd at Grant 7%, then rallied to 61. - poor m>priite, a lasy, don’t-care f i l ­ Graham is the son of Mr. and Mrs, tion will hold a food sale tomorrow The stock tape' was nearly - 20 ing, no ambition o f eriercy, trouble Hartfordv Cknui. Hill district. John W. Graham of this town, and at 2:30 at Watkins Brothers’ store. = 'T d . 2-7171 There was a free exhibition of minutes late socm'after 10:30, The vnth undigest^ foods? T ry Olive they lived here with their parents The cdmmltee o f' arrangements is complete collapse of prices followed Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Forest Fire films at the Hicks Me­ when they were first married. Mrs. Fxina Case Parker. Mrs. Lois Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets ^ a morial School Hall last 'Thursday a fairly .fltto opening of American Mrs. William Page and daughter Klinefelter, Mrs. A. F. CottteU, Mr^ shares on the London and Amster- purely vegetable compourrd^Kniw Now id the time to baye heat evening. This exhibition was given of Troy, N. Y., av3 spending two James McCaw,- lOss Emma Eld- them by ■flieir oU've color. They do ers cleaned and repaired^ Give the supervision of the State ddm m arkets, w hich open seweraJ weeks with Mrs. Page’s parents, Mr. ridge, Mrs. D. C. Y;’ Moore, Mrs. hours before the New York mar­ the work without grnmig,bram]pa or os a oUl. Prompt servicft Forestry Association for the preven­ and Mrs. H. V. Parker of South Gertnide Purnell. pain. AU druffl^sts. 15c, sGc and 60c. tion of forest fires. The . pictures ket, owing to the difference to time. W indsor, **T^e one or two at bedtime for Phone 3036. ADVERDSE IN THE HERALO--1T Were clear and interesting, showing Thomas Taber of South Windsor The Ladies Aid society of the Qpiderdief, Eat’what you like. , what might be prevented with'a lit­ fell and fractured his collar-bone North Methodist church will have tle care. an all-day sewing meeting tomor­ FIREMAN KILLED Mrs. Gus Slelsheg and daughter, Miss Dorothy Stoddard and her row at,toe home of Mrs. W. E. Hib­ who have been guests of Mr. and brother, Earl Stoddard have' re­ bard on North Mato street; Tonight Chattanooga, Tenn., Oct 29.-- PAINT BEFORE Mrs. Harry Wood have returned to turned from a trip to Vermont, at 7:30 the bazaar committee will (A P)—Forrest Aderhpll, flr*m*to on their home to Springfield, Mass. where they spent the week-end vrito meet with Mrs. C. G. Tyler of Ver No. 43, passenger train on the Ala­ WINTER George Crandall of Woonsocket, non. The date of the aimual church bama-Great^ Southern, line was killed friends. has been tentativelyi set for If your house needs painting now, n.nd Edmund Rublee of Cam­ Miss Majory Felt, daughter of Mr. fair and several passengers injured when December 5 and 6, don’t put it o ff. Cold, damp WCath-- bridge, Mass., were week end guests and Mrs. William Felt is attending five cars and the engto® of the train at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard er causes dam age to pck>rly patoted the Cambridge Secretarial School in le ft the tracks at N ew Elng^and, G a , surfaces th at only good pEdnt can . Crandall. Ethel M. Fish of Bmmyride H artford. aco Private school on North Elm street 12 miles from here shortly before 7 pre-vent. Cracks and crevices ad­ ■ Steve Dombeck has traded his The Congregational parsonage at: farm for a tenement house to Rock­ rmovated'and three of her pupUs have r e t^ - o’clock this morning. mit moisture that’ causes decay and South Windsor is being renovatea renovi ^ visit to New York. The It was reported, that one coach before long dven whole pieces of ville. for the occupancy of the new minis­ girls who took In the educational telescoped and that ' four others siding, have to be: replaced. ter Rev. and MrS. Harry S. Martin, trip were Louise AndSrson, daugh­ turned over. All Chattanoogrf am­ of Three Rivers, Mass. He is to, be­ Calltog ft painter to time has ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ander­ bulances were- sent to the wreck and saved many house-ovmers the ex­ Ice Creami gin his new duties there about the son of Bolton; Olga, daughter of the Injured were brought ^here. first of December. pense of repairiug with new luniber. BOLTON Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hublard, and Doh’t put it qff-^put lt on. Get Patrick Dwyer has rented the Helen Cole, daughter of Mr. and Fred Newberry Place which is now ah estiihate now on printing your Mrs. Thomas Cole of Middle. Turn­ house. be made the basis of an innumerable list of ovmed by Harry Stoughton of pike W est They attended sereions The Center school children will South Windsor. giye a lUdlowe’en. entertainment of the Angrid Patri school, visited The attendance of the Federated Grant’s tomb and many places o f In­ fancy desserts. Many of today’s madmii coolr- Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Sunday school seems to be increas­ terest to the great city, maW ng^e LOUIS J. COOK .^The North school gave their ing each Sunday. There were one Painting and ^Decorating Hallowe’en entertainment Monday trip by boat and by bus. Miss Ksh biDobs giTe sussrestions for - these ril yew: r0ri*4 hundred and eleven to attendance happened to be to Wall street dur­ Phone 3J.48 night. last Sunday. , ^ ing her stay in New York and took The Choral club meetings have The choir of the Federated church the opportunity to on her old desseVts m ^ e with ice cream; When bu yb^ ite- been dianged to Tuesday nights in­ will hold their rehearsal next ’Thurs­ friend and dassmate at grammar stead of Monday nights. day evening at the church, at 7:30 and High school ' here. Attorney ."Hie . Reading club will meet with ertem be sure it’s Manchester Dairy. At yoii^ o ’d o ck . , David Ferguson. . i i n . Thomas Bentley Wednesday h o n i8s’s afternoon at 2:30, ■ Herman Moske caught a ve^ nrigbboriwed store and favorite soda fountabl> 'M r. and Mrs. R. K. Jones and son WOULD BUY ROADS. large .raccoon in the' Cheney woods OYSTER BOUSE i^ o r attended the home Day on School street last night. Church services at Gilead Sunday, Washington, Oct. 29.—(AP)— Miwit Margaret Danehy, nurse; ' Now is the ;time to eat Permission was asked of the Inter- Eleanor Blish ’of- Helen Percival, music super- state Commerce Commission today daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blish Pysters and we’ have the V ^r visited schools to town this by the New York Central railroad of Laurel street, Is one’ of the seven BEST.; Wh^ io-fiartford to acquire half-interest in thre< Connecticut students enrolled" at Colonia] ' M in Mary Maybury spent the West 'Virginia railroads now con­ Rollins CoUege, Wtoter Park, Fla. dine with us and don’t forget week-end at her home to Springfield. trolled by the Chesapeake and Ohioj FURNltURE to brjng BOTck home for the -Miss Frances Taska spent the Miss Bernice lipp entertained 18 week-end at her home to Norwich. ’The roads are the Sewell-valley, of her classmates at High school other inembers of the fam- . The church meeting will the Loop & Lookout and the Green­ vrith a Hallowe’en FArty at her home Maple ' bfr held Thursday afternoon. brier and JBastern. The deal would bn Keriiey stteet Satur

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I DHI YOU KNOW THAT— Night Hawks Stay in Lead ' Phil Scott owns three bouses in X . 1 1 ft . ) t must beaV^ London. . . . Bill Carey has re­ Cabs Seem to HaTe weater linquished the actual manage­ by Swamping Herald Fire; ment of Madison Square Garden Air * n D X if ' tither. t^e Cubs, or .Mi^rs. Thera I affairs, letting Frank Bruen and U u6D SlY6 lO W 6r DQi probab^aite some but they are .few ! Tom McArdle wrinkle their man­ },and ol Bridsh’Americans Take ly brows. . . . Mecmwhlle BUI is One thing the Majors have touring the country picking out neglected to do this.' se^ n that jors’ D^ense May (Mfset^ superl^' th^, 4de^ aidport sites for a corporation he should be taken care .of right away ' . ' and H3sj^s,;cbnfme'ttildr efforts tc Four and Majors Three. controls. . . . Jack Dempsey as a is marking their field at Hickey’s Id^ THiat m the reasoo promoter is a great -rooter. . . . Grove with figures so. .tbe spMtators This Asset In Town M e er Pete r'.V^drlUo and 0 . Uaaaigoif HI ■ " •• plenty tp worry-aboiit. It was the Centers ys. Herald. Last year the Cubs beat the South began their historic Bay State te^*'y»blch alone Suc­ Most Important Intersection­ Cloverleaves 13 to 6 the first game clashes back in 1913. ceeded’ In, crossing tbe,; Majors’ goai The Night Hawks continue to and 6 to 10 in the second. Wonder Each team has played six games, Itae whil'e. Pawtaptfit’, , i t I-. tumet show, their heels to the rest of the how the teams will make out this won them all and has been scored the trick on. the Cuba;-.; field in the Herald Howling League al Slate of Current Season season. Looks like the Cubs right against only once. Both the Cubs The Ma'jors seem'. tiiiSkVe A -liking now but one can never tell. The and Majors have been impressive in for Mas^aebusetis* ..jj^ditem beef­ but a bad storm is scheduled _to Majors seem certain to give then! a most of their victories and present steak. At least four of their' sis descend in their path next week to Take Place Saturday. A real tussle and a close score seems indlcatiofis seem to point to a close victories have b e ^ .oyer, teams frort when they tackle the Charter Oak certain. battle when the town series is re­ across the: state Ib ie r 'l^ Cubs havi Five at Joe Farr’s alleys. The sumed November 17 at Mt. Nebo. played., two Miassacbu.86.tt8 team.* The Cubs appear to have more pow­ and one from Rbbde* iblsnd.' Next league-leaders picked up four p6ints By HERBERT W. BARKER "Ni Have you. ever stopped to realize that It would do footbadl a world of er offensively but both sure appar­ Sunday the Cubs taeitie the Thom- last night at the expense of the sonvilie Greys whlle.^. the Majort Herald Five which,had a couple of good in Manchester if the title went ently evenly matched from a stand­ I New York, Oct. 29—(AP) — The point of defense. At lekst the rec­ may play tbe Putflam^Blueso. . regular men missing from, its lineup most Important intersectional slate back North for a change. The South and had to be satisfied with the 'has held the crown for two years ords of both teams, seem to indicate ■The rebotds. Of bdtii teaxiiB tc of the current season on Saturday date this asason.is as ftdlowa: ' consolation score of the evening, will find the eas. entrenched in its i -x npw and a new champion would as much. The Cubs have scored 40 1411. - Yours truly was largely re­ only serve to add more Interest to mora points. CUdig’ 1929 BjaeOMP-'i own territory ready to repel if pos­ Cubs' ../ji Opponent! sponsible for this fact with the sible attacks from the mlddlewest the football classic. This doesn’t Weak Opposition? handsome three string of 241. and the south. mean we favor the Majors, simply Of course this may or may not, The ^ a jo rs were unable to get Two western conference teams, an expression of fact. tn4an a thing.y3tich is often the 15, Torrington West Ends '0 more than three points from Shell Ohio State and Chicago and two 0 case, you know, in comparing scores 39, Ludlow T!lge*8 , .. 0 Gas which retarded their progress a from the southern conference, Flori­ of rival teams Jh any sport. Certain­ 13, New Britai&r Blues 0 . One thing we do wish is that the ly it 'has been convincingly proved 7, Wallingford Eagles o bit. Young Vincent Werlosky who da mid Duke will carry the banners officials and members of both shattered the* leaguie high single of -their section into the more im­ that football i» no exception. The 25, Pawtuxetp. pf r ;,:; L . .V. 6 3 teams could get over the grazy Idpa records of both the champions and 20, Bridgeport Rosebuds 0 record with 169 last week flopped portant intersectional frays of the that The Hersdd favors one or the badly rolling two scores in the 80’s, day, The Nut Cracker challengers would lead the laymen WALKER FAVORED BAHALINO SODGHX other team. Such Is an absolute to believe that eithet • Manchester 119 a three string of only 279. Conran Ohio State, qnbeaten but tied by false impressioti'. As a maUer of kept his average up with 341 as did Indiana faces the difficult task of has a Couple of dam good semi- MAJOBSl 1929-KECOIBB Sasila of the Night Hawks with 356. The Carnegie Foundation report fact, we don’t care a whac’t which pro football teams or else they are ;.-V ■ stopping Pittsburgh. Florida’s alli­ team wina so long as the series is , The biggest surprise of the evening gators, one of the best team4 in the TO WIN DECISION exonerated two schools in the Big BY JACK DEMPSEY playing a bunch of setups. 'The Majors ‘ . • Oi came when the Centers took the 'Ten—Illinois and C h icago-^ f suP- on the up and up and fought fairly truth of the matter probably lies - 7, Springfield. Biigbtwoods . @ southern conference, may -have the Every yearv how- strong West Sides into camp three stuff to down a Harvard aggrega­ sidlzlng' athletes. That ought to smd squarely. in ^a _ combination.______There is no ques- - 7, Chicopee Rovers out of four points. The third game tion perhaps a bit demoralized after give one great big hearty laugh -to oyer, both sides argue that we fawr but "what ~both” the Cubs’ and *14, Mi.ddletoi^ South Ends ended a tie and the Centers took the the Dartmouth debacle. Iowa. . Wants Harlferd Champ to the other which in i t s ^ is suffl-i Majors have teams Manchester may 13, Springfield Irish-Ainer. ioll-off by five pins. Blit Nebraska Wildcat Is dent proof of its ridiculousness. Our well feel proud of but it is also true 18, Bristol Maple Ends '"* ' Chicago, trounced by Purdue a aim is to give the facts regardless ’The Centters hit the next to larg- week ago, may find the , Princeton ■ . > ALL THE SCHOOLS POINTED that the opposition in some instanc­ 20, Chicopee Megmorns- ,, ^ 8st team total of the evening, 1633, Tiger a litUe too much fo> them, nf fnntN 'The finger of scorn at Meet Bad Taylor, Former who it hurts. es might have been better. The Night Hawks were high with especially after its tie with Navy, Chucked W UlI VUUU ^ IOWA AS THE BLACK SHEEP On the other hand, however, fans .79 6 1 668. Other teams to hit over 1600 Despite these intersectional con­ OF THE CONFERENCE. .IT BE­ .The Manchester Green baiseball were the West Sides, 1623, Construc­ flicts, the real thrills of the day pro­ deuce; T ea Round Route. GINS TO APPEAR A COUPLE OP. . Bantam Champ in Chicago tedm will.hold a banquet at the I tion 1604 while the British Ameri­ bably will be packed in a number of THE OTHERS WEREN’T EXACT­ Garden of Venice in Hartford Sat­ cans were only four pins under 1600 traditionaJ meetings of homebreda, LY BLONDS. '' urday night after which a theater in trimming the unfortimate Pir­ Booth and Marster Yale and Dart­ Chicago, Oct.-’- 29v'^(AP)—The party will be held. The, members o f ates four more points. mouth. looks like one oi the most Los Angeles, Oct. 29.— (AP)— Among the headlines you haven’^ the team ■will leave from the Center rivtArj^ between ja ck Denapsey and Joe Canada’s 141 was high for the spectacular battles of the year. On a canvais covered battleground seen since the report came, out isr at, 5:30. evening. Other long fine scores were Paddy. Harmon ..in liie O ycago bo.s- Navy which shocked Pehn with a at Wrlglejf Field, Mickey Walker, IT’S TRUE, COACHES ECHO; TO Borowsld 140, Thomson 135, 6 to 0 defeat last season hopes to CARNEGIE CHARGES. ing field has reached the staye alon Rogers 138, SasUa 135. Oren^ein middleweight champion tonight will The writer tried ids band at bowl­ repeat over a Red and Blue team ing in The Herald League last night 137. The match between the Cen­ where, neither promoter dares relax OF beaten by Califomiac and extended defend th6 crown which is his rigbt The report showed that athletes and the scotes resembled „a Yale- ters and West Sides, also that be­ his vigtlence. . Ii in all of its other games. by right of might, against the sav­ were better students than non-ath- Vermont football game. From edit­ tween the Construction and West Unbeaten Cornell faces Columbia Harmon had Bud Taylor, former Sides were close and Intensely inter­ age rushes' of his most persistent letes. Maybe the other students bantamweight champ, signed for a ing copy of other scores in various, at Ithaca, hoping for something bet­ should be subsidized, too. esting, They were filled with some ter than the scoreless ties which challenger, Ate Hudkins. match with Earl Maatro, popular leagues, we have come to the con­ clusion. that ja ck Dwyer or some excellent bowling. have resulted the last two years. Reared lb; the ring school that Chicago featherweight Nov. 15. The West Side (1) Athletes are subsidli^d, but they^ of the weaker members of the Che­ Georgetown looks good enough to teacUes, “no quarter asked and none Illinois State Athlfetic ' commission Schubert ...... 88 117 103 308 stiff have to rustle baggage and decided the date was too close to ney Girls’ A. A. wotild be about the repeat the 7-2 licking it administer­ given”,the» two flghte'rs will,settle dlsbCs fiotr the honor of being SCREEN-GRt^ P itk e ...... 0 2 104 130 326 ed to N, Y. U. a year ago but Holy Dempsey’s November 13 show and only ones we codd topple and then R. S a d ...... 114 94 114 322 a fistic dispute in ten rounds or les.'i, ^|mg commercialized, we would need the.pinboy’s assist­ Cross may turn the tables on Brown that^. will, go dqwn as one of the refused to sanction the bout. Pontillo ...... 105 107 105- 317 Dempsey through his matchmak­ ance. The Herald Five blamed Its which won 6 to 0 in 1928. memorable jousts of the gdme.^. □uuu y a w d u Canada ...... 141 119 90 350 Tbe Carnegie Foundation finds er Ray Alvls then stepped out and poor showing’last nigW to the fact One year ago they came together Carnegie Tech guilty of subsidizing. signed Taylor for November 1.1 that yqur corilkpondent slid down T o ta ls ...... 540 541 *542 1623 in an encpunter wlfich since has prXi^maiuth had never defeat­ LaForge . ....*.. 81 90 86 257 the Bull Dogs of Yale a^d the Biill A team and not individual stars win Stow ...... 82 80 79 241 Dogs of the University of Georgia, which Ace Hudkina hds left strewn meet Harvard in the Crimson Sta­ ed Yi^e. Wo expect to be hidden ;x..- . I'fr C ervln i...... 117 97 98 312 Dr. S. V. Stanford, Georgia faculty ^ th the blasted hopes of wouid-oa dium at Caflabridge next weeki’. among stbe multitude. E llin gton ...... 91 84 89 264 the Yale , Bowl at New Haven, champiozysi. has' errried the Wildcat Coach Charlie Bachman of the SuWe ...... 108 113 116 337 chairman oi athletics announced last from the.Nehraska plains to his sec­ University of Florida expects to.lmj- ■f night. The game will be played in ond, fight for Mickey Walkers press the .east with the backfleld T o ta ls ...... 479 464 468 1411 October 11, 1930. crown. ' „ ' stars that cut. the university o)t Night Hawks (4) Dr. Sanford also anpounced> the It was a year ago last summer Georgia line to pieces last week but FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Fi^otbaU Murphy ...... 89 — 92 181 Yale athletic sussociation had only that Hudkins'stood toe-to-toe with camp followers believe he is atrlv!- New York'— Sergeant Sammy l| O H E L ' Walker ...... — 107 98 20^ accepted $7500 of the gate receipts the slugging Jersey battler, trading ing more toward a imlt that will Baker,'’ Mew.^ York' kn'OCkbd out^Joe Qrenstein...... 137 112 105 354 Briefs of the Yale-Georgia game at Athena his best efforts for what Walker outshine its individual stars. Sllvers^c New York- 8; • Billy Wallace, Gado ...... 121 123 98 342 October 12. The contest, won by could deliver in defense of his The Alligator coach has put his Cleveland-and Pat^-Buffalo; Mount Saidella-...... 106 124 — 230 Vemon.vN. Y„ declared no contest.8.; Georgia 15 to 0, was the principal honors, and lost a decision. At men through intensive workouts thlfc Cambrtdgb —Arnold, Horween of SasUla ...... 135 98 123 356 Wrlgley field tonight he hopes to Philadelphia — Charlie Belanger, feature of dedicatory exercises of week in the hope for revenge for the Harvard evidently doesn’t intend to > 1- -■.iV- the new Sanford Stadium. obti^ his objective. MontiWr outpointed Billy Jones, T o ta ls ...... 588 574 516 1668 24 to 0 defeat. Florida received from Philadelphia, ten. ^ let histteam.'look as ba,d* -against Since the flight in New York Harvard in 1922. Florida as Jt did agaixist Dartmou^. when he knocked out Ruby GoM- Boston—Big Boy Rawson, Boston Construction (S) He started oSff yesterday by fleddl^. . ■t't stein, lightweight, and virtually knocked out Jack Demave, New Stevenson .... 107 101 109 317 CONDITION OF ROCKNE ANCIENT BRCDDER. York, one, ■ . . . four vartity players to the scrub' Knofla ...... 99 93 102 294 thrust the pride of the East Side Wichita, Kas. — George Manley, team then replacing Tommy CffUi- B rennen...... 91 121 96 308 itlto‘bbUyion. Hudkins has been Charles Walker, candidate for a Denver, outpointed, Al ]^edmam. gan, regiilar halfback, with one of R o g e r s ...... 102 100 138 340 IS SAID TO BE WORSE camping bh the, trail of champion.s. line position on the University of Boston, ten. ' ► his “ponits” Ed Mays. B orow sk i...... 87 118 140 345 UfltU m e Walker bout he wn.s Virginia football team, adtaits he is Flint—Jimmy Goodrich, i Buffalo, forced to be content with warding 38 years old and played for, Hamp­ outpointed Tommy Oello,' San Plan- Annapolis—Navy expects to have the T o ta ls ...... 486 533 585 1604 off advances, of other contenders. den Sidney In 1910; Walker Is cisco, ten. ' ’ another big gun ready to . fire Charter Oaks (1) South Bend, Ind., Oct. 29.—(AP) Following the defeat at Chicago operator of an iron foundry and is Pall River — Panoho rVllIai,’ New, against Pennsylvania. Johnny Gan- C u rtis...... 114 125 99 338 —^Rumors were current on' the tbe Nebraskan hsui been a bu-iy studying law. ^ Bedford, outpointed . Johnny Gon­ ion, regular quarterback last.year R obin son ...... 100 '*105 110 315 Notre Dame University campus to­ scrapper. His technical knockout zales, Los Angeles, 8. is in condition to play again and wUl many exquisitie2h^i^^^J F. Anderson .. 104 93 107 304 day that the condition, of Knute victory over the stout-hearted Ken- OLDEST COACH. etart his first game, of the season A. Anderson . . . 92 97 116 305 Rockne,. famous football coach bad tuejdan, Joe Anderson, resulted in Wilbam “m d ” .. Gleason, Athletics’ Montana university', has adopted against the Quakers. taken a turn for worse. An an- W iik ie ...... 106 101 124 331 the immediate signing of papers for coach, is 60 ybars old and claims he the system of namiig' a captain OW have your choicerbl c a b - noimcement by the university that a return "mkteh with Walker. is the oldest‘p coach in the major just before each game for its foot­ Providence — Injuries and late T o ta ls ...... 516 521 ?56 1593 his trip last week to Pittsburgh foi Most significant of his other leagues. i ball team. classes have .been giving Hrovm -a N inets for Atwater [^ la d io !! \ ______the Notre Dame-Camegie game had bouts was the depided defeat hand­ 1 lot of' trouble in its practice ses­ Highboys, lowboys; Majors (8) aggravated his condition and the sions. Coachea. had to take places ed Armafld Eoianuel in a venture in­ In the varsity backfleld yesterday In W erlosk y...... 85 106 88 279 coach’s abswce from practice yes­ to the .Ught beavywelght division, pact modernisms! Y\^aley^/1 ^ ^ ■ C hartler...... 106 127 99 332 a game with the scrubs. terday afternoon were accepted as after tbe fighting barrister from you’ve wanted~now, you cO^ ha^ ^^<$^^with i' M agnuson...... 86 98 108 292 partial substance of the rumor. HAW AU ELEVENS PARTICIPATE San Francisco Jud dropped a clcce Hanover it has been officially C on ran ...... 117 107 117 341 Rockne’s telephone was disconnect- the wonderful Atwater —^the * K e b a r t...... 109 100 91 300 decision to Tommy Liougbran, tften IN BAREFOOTBALL, LEAGUE decided that the loser’s, goal posts ed( last night and no word was tile ebampion. — II- 1 are ligitimate spoils of football war. forthcoming from the residence ns finest receiver there ia---jU>^^vjS jt llel { T o ta ls ...... 503 538 '503 1544 Hudkins. boasts that in bis career, Honolulu, Oct. 29.—Barefootball, Hawaii’s contribution to the Harry Heneage, supervisor of Dart­ to his condition. SheU Gas (1) no figbtsr bas emerged from a re­ gridiron, is enjoying such rapid growth in popularity among both mouth athletics offered to pay for Come in-rlook— and listen.\C^()p8ey^ *!; M aazoli...... 124 112 101 387 turn bout wltb victory over him.* participants and spectators that this season finds 60 lAland the Harvard goal carried nway by A n g e li...... — 96 96 192 SEEKS CROWN AGAIN He points to Sammy Baker and teams in‘full swing with an, average of 10 scheduled games of Dartmouth’s rooters but the reply of cabinet for yow h'die- ~ over itio 440-yard distance. C o s e o ...... 82 184 87 303 Seattle, 29—-(A P )— Charles tance shoeless kickers, t Shortly before the close of the season, WATKINS t h e b i g t r a i n . L- R e a m e r...... 101 108 98 802 M etca lf...... 118 114 108 840 Hvukm of Onaabs will get a -lobg inter-island .contests armplayed betv^een the' teatfls on the islands . - 55 YEARS AT SOUTH Dickson ...... 112 88 118 818 Wilson ...... 104 100 88 292 sbujdit chance a t.Qua* Sonnenberg’s of O'abu, Maui, Kauai and Hawaii. ' T a g g a rt...... 112 110 98 820 heavyweight j. wrestling title next Foreign football teank, representing Santa Clara, Washington Walter Johnkon could throw a. T o ta ls...... 499 530 493 1522 Cole ...... 91 107 118 816 Monday nlgbt.as the result of a 'vic­ State, San Frbncisco Olympic Club and Pasndena Junior College, baMball at the rate of 123 feet a ^ t British American (4) tory here liMt' night over August invade Hnwaii to play thb island champions. . second, according to the only test r; MeAdarf 94 121 118 328 Totals ...... 519 552 - 525 1596 iSeattie.’ ' "''I 'ever ^ d e of a pitcher’s speed. »■>'J! '.V - - I I

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S-.'ria.yii'*!t^ Suit, Maple Windsor Side Chair, sandwich board advertising a motion Leather <3garette Case, Electric BRITISH PRESENTATION picture called “Why She Lied to Her laAfLY RADIO^ PRPGRAM ANOTHER OUO-DWAR Heater, Five-^lede Breakfast Set, Huaband." ’ " Leading ,DX Stations. 15>pc. China Cereal Set, All Wool Many pofiular songs are heard 302.8-W 8Z. NHW ENGLAND—9W. JAZZES SH Am PEM during the course of the comedy, ; ^ t-^ Tueiday^ October 29. rt:U0—Dinner dance music. 408.2— W8B. ATLANTA-74a Plaid. Auto Robe,' Bri«jge Lamp, Corhell« Otla, Skinner, dUtlnrulahed T.QO—Studio musical concerts 8:00—WJZ band concert.- ' Child's Einameled High C3iair, Bal> and.tiie final revel proceeds to the ».U«e eur. will be Uw sueel artist In 8:00—Bing family i>arty. 8:30—WEAF programs i.l hrs.) l(K>n Co'rdlal Set, Smoker's Ckibinet, accompemltnent of a portable wire­ C;!;0.Wj2 programs (S hrs.) 11 .*45—Studio concert houp. tSo^cature liour .to bo broadcast by 10:30—‘iStvo dance orchestras. Hbalth Lamp', Tea Wagon, Fountain London (AP)—Hamlet In plus-' less set playing a recent hit ^ I WEAR Antf aaisoclated 11:80—Feature variety hour. . 293.9—KYW. CHICAGO—102a Pen Desk Set, Boudoir Chair, cre- fours has been succeeded on the Loh- ^'^loek ^osday n l^ t btof 8:00—NBC programa (2\4 hra) Mile ” klnnir%ti chosen four of 348.0-WABCr NEW YORK-860. b ^ T ‘ tdnne, 26-lnch Sleeping Doll, Book- don stage by a Falstsdf who oarries 11:16—Dance music to 3:JU. . . 1, 1 1 1 n * I the merchandise to be auctioned off PLAN LINES IN CHINA The akeiclic* which *|}!tj** 1*55.^*^ g:0a-Orama, **Bow Tsllsr." 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—77a Trough End Table, .SUver Flower an umbrella and reads the evei^g •> ■ nK»us h#r«‘ And abroad. The n « t oi T:'H)—^ypsy camp music. 9:00—WABC programs (2\i hrs.) Many Valiiabie Prizes Areifcdiows: ,B8uricet, FootbaU, Bicycle Lamp, papers. * thOM Is csWod/*l>now liound 7:30—Urtfted Symphony orchestra. l l '3i)—Edwards dance orchestra. . X 's '5Ruiwtlo Focord of two strtsIWtlmo 8:00—HantuUon music hour. . Linen Luncheon Set, Bath Room Speedometer, Heater for Chevrolet Modem dress presentations ot' Kansas City—(AP)—Eyer L. ••hAftfcrs/* who, marooned 12:00—Whoopee feature program. Slonlger, who formerly flew the air x&tiiieTiiis **h^fors,** who, 8:30—Drams, "Bomnnee Around me l-OO—Dance music: Coffee Dan s. Pajamas,' Men's Car, Ck>mblnatlon Playing <^rd and Shakespeare^ plays are of course » h5 a bllssard .in a small Corner.” * 264J-WJJD. CHICAGO-IISa Offered Bidders— Bid Slip seje. i pr.^suk mall with Coi. Charles A. Lindbergh, Mint their dreams df tho but «ay House Slippers, < ^ d y <3hest, 1 Pink Pequot Set, 1 no longer a novelty;:but the '.‘The recount their ‘•‘'cams - #:00—I’aiil Whiteman’s orchestra. 9-Ou—Theater preaentullona haa returned froih a five-month sur­ .wheii llioadway drill acclaim 10:00—David Mendosa'a drehe'stra with : —Mooseheart children's hour, Toastmaster Automatic Toaster, sheet , .. 81x99 2 cases 4 2 x 3 8 Beacon Merry.Wives ..of Windsor" as pro­ 9 30 vey of flying conditions in China to ^ Vhe F Oliver Smith, tenor. 13:00—Artists entertainment Box Closes at Noon on CTompact Set, Universal Heater,} Blanket. Pr. Phrt Wool duced here by the British Empire 10:30—'Night club lomaiico. Shakespeare society is more than become operations manager of the ' ^ 5!«?‘2 “i ‘tS ^ ..''n S S ^ .ri 11:00—Jesse (irawford, organist. 416,4_WGN. CHICAGO—720. - * Ladies'^ Hat. Electric Coffee Ura!l®^^®^* Limch Cloth, 64 x M,, to uiwto ' 'lo the B*y ninetlca In a noisy, 11:80—Ihxs.mi boat melodies with Roy 10:30—Jim Brown’s orchotlm. Floor Lamu Sweater Pi- Men’s ' Spalding Crew Neck Sweater, Q g-1 that. It is Shikespeare syncopated Universal Unes at Fairfax airport In* “ I w e Tdlodo" one^iunjcr is an Ingraham's orchestra. . l l;20—Louie’s Hungry . .. Aviation Explosation, Inc., plans a : —Original aongaters; onnes, W e d n e s d a y . Shoes,Qh«oo Boys'HAW Leather Jacket, Ma­liTo. arette Ughter, Cap, Pair Rum-a- and ultra modernized, with a few ^ r^Sf^r'MTxo so vivid In Miss ®*tlnMi s 13:00—K ^ p 's dance orchestra. 11 30 mail and peissenger line in C!i^6L • i* churacferlaatlort ihat one can almMt 12:00—The dream ahip. ■ hogany'Tilt Table Table, A Bow- part (^-Llnks,. Pri Men's White orlglnsd "gags" thrown'in. <54.3—WEAF, NEW YORK—W . 12:15—Jean GoldketiCa uicneatia. ;• hear iho penttmt * *? back Kitchen Chairs, Boy's Over- Pajamas, Pr. Men's Slippers (Snug- "I’ve run out of petrol," observes ' ■ -‘ -'iMbtilatidns of an American girl eaulp- 6:00-I.udwlg LcuNer’a orjditstra. 1:00—Two dsfnee orclieau’ua. Lers) , Aquarium' and Goldfish. Master Fei^ton as he prepares to V i p«d o S S ^ ltb fmlihliiB 7:00—“Roads of the Sky” with talk 344.0— WLS, CHICAGO—870. “And so we' took the 50,090 Duo- c6aA,.< Misses% Leather . Jacket, Pr. • bSinie to order m dress over ihe tele- by Edward S. Evans. 8:10—The Angelus hour. Men’s Arebs.:Fre8^er Shoes, Gray­ take the beauteous Anne Page for 7:16—Universal safety skstch, • The DoUars and went to th e State Thea­ SKIPPER DISAPPEARS. a ride on the fiapper bracket of his ^ ■■ ti?one Ui IWrls Is one of. the funniest Traffic Cop'Looks At Tragic. ’ 8:'J0—WEAK orchestra music. bar Vacuum' . Gteaner, Stanley. Gal­ . sketches u» be heard. y-.OO—F'eature music hour. motorcycle. 7:80—Sketch with music. tre on Wednesday night to win all lon Jug, Loung|ng; Robe, Men's Pa­ pi' 447.6_WMAQ.WQJ. CHICAGO—67a ManUa, Oct. 29.— (A P )—Captain Falstaff wears a tall coa t and ■~f . Wnve langths -In meters on left of g;00—.‘^nprano. baritones, orchestin. SC30—Orchestra: variety hour. the 89 prizes offered, by Manchester jamas, De Luxe Baby Ben Alarm W f k j i J F E ‘ station ture .kilocycles on the nphi, S:Si»—.Male trio., ni'chestm. L Anderson,' skipper of the Stand­ soft gray hat, and, when his clothes 9:00—Cornelia Otis Skinner, star. 11:00—Dan and Sylvia. merchemtS." . This might well be Clock, Silk .Umbrella, ElTCtxIc Com' >.■'■ . Tittles are «ll JOaitern btandnrd. Blacs 11:32—DX vaudeville club. ard Oil tanker Yankee Arrow, for seem rather ~ damp after the cele­ i.ipo inU’cslcB best. fentui'cs. —Eskimos dance music. added to the bromides of 1929 in Popper, Skirt, ' Alcohol Chafing ’ ^ e s t o n e s IICSO—Feature vaudeville 11:46—Three dance orchestras, Dish. Mandolin, Man's Bath Robe the last eight years, disappeared brated' ducking in the wash basket, : —Dramatic sea tale with Edwin 202.6— WHT. CHICAGO—1480; that It Is a saying on everyones .from the ship a week ago, while 1,- Bardolph dries them with an elec­ .'Leading East Stations. 11 30 with slippers to natch, Hand .woven' ft? • M. Whitney. 9:30—Artists; ramblers. Ups as the time for the second Duo- 400 miles from this city. It was tric iron. 8/a.»>-WI»a. ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 12:00—Hal Kemp’a orchestra. 10:00—Concert ensemble. Dollar auction approaches—Wed­ F iber Chair, Cimdren's QuUted s;(Ki—Orchestral tn«/-o-sopmno. 393.6—WJZ, NEW Y O R K -760. 10:30—Your hour league. Robe, Men's Batb Robe, Bridge learned here today. Mrs. Ford has a grand piano in on your nesday night, Hallowe’en'Eve, Oc­ ' The captain was not missed until • ' jfUS—Melody Oub; concert trio. 6:00—Old Man Sunshine, songs. 238.3— WFAA, DALLAS—1040. Table and 4 chaifs, Men's Coa^ her drawing room and a telephone WilKi—Sketch book; nlphtlnsnie. 6:30—t»ccnn Liner's orchestra. 12:15—School days, gang. '. tober 30-^that’S the date. at least an hour and a half after he on which she calls the numljer •• 10:8lF»«eldl ofmeort oiitemhlc. —Bridge ICBson, music. To make the saying come true, in Sweater, Petit Point Bridge.. Set, RADIO 7:00—Highlanders' musical with Mil- Cameo Brooch, Polychrome Mimir, went overboard. Two letters he left "Windsor 34” in connection with lliO^SJhror Slipper orche.lia. '■ ton Cross, tenor. '8 6 1 .2 -KOA, DENVER—830. part If not entirely make your pur­ IndicMited he was despondent. J:' IJreil—OTBOnlSt,*/C KttItl.., ' ei)»;cn:l)'Tt.-.’V.ithle. .... her arrangements for the finkl dis­ 7:80—Low White organ recital. 9:00—WEAF programa <3% lira) . chases at the sUbscriWfig stores, get M en's Hansen's Gloves, Alarm m —WBAL, '■ALTlMORt~l060. 7;45_Adventures of iTiliy l-restot*. 11:35—174h century songs by Denver C3ock Radium Dial, Magazine Rack, comfiture of. Falstaff. [JOURNEY ■ WJSi proBrams (3 hrs.) B;00—Goldman's band Concert orchestra, quartet. . the equivalent of;your purchwe In ■ TREASURY BALANCE . The Merry Wives of course, ap­ 1 nieo-i-ltrta's ^Vmphonlc^cnsemlle. 8:80—Musical tour with Charles Royal Rochester Plat Iron, 3 Pr. -■4- g(iiU~WI^EI, BO$TON*-MO. 299.8— WHO. DES MOINES^IOOa Duo-DoUars and ask for bid slips. i pear In the smartest of modem at­ Hackett. tenor. 8:30—WE.VF programs (M hra) Then l()ok up the list of m erchan-' Scranton Lace Curtains, Baby Car­ Washington, Oct. 29 — (AP) — ?;90.-JJlf r Brother chib. 9:00—Musical melodrama, orcheaiia. - riage, Misses’- Silk tlmbrellA Down Treasury receipts for October 26 tire, and the parson of the play ?:30—WEAK plftsrnms (414 hhrs.) - . 9:30—Old-time mlnsfiel hits. 11:30—Recorded brevities. disc to be given away at the auc­ wears modem English clerical gar­ ' ^ V i ^ N A C r BO8TOJsr-l230. 10:00—FrC'l Waldner, tenor, orchestra. 12:0V—Aerial playhouse. Filled Comfortable (full bed size), ■were $8,411,547.51; expenditures «;15—Artists;, dinner music. 374.8— WBAP, FORT W ORTH-80a tion and pick out the article you $11,040,361.88; balance $216,428,- ments. Newsboys dash In at one 10:30—Orshestradlana oicheitra wjth desire. Make your bid on It by Kitchen Wall aock. Crystal Neck­ - 13:00—Hector's danco'orchestra. the Paul SIstera and Eddie 11:00—Musical programa lace, Men’s Daniel Green Comfy 452.70. junction shouting the results of the 645.1—WGB. ;:B U rr ALO—05a 12:00-rTheater features. flUlng In the bid slip which you Gait. vecsIUta. Slippers, Ctoaster Wagon, Floor Lincolnshire handicap and the boat 6:30—Van Surdam'a orchestra. ll:00->4>lumber mualc. 374.8— KTH8, HOT SPRINGS—800. place In the box In the lobby of the race. Outside the inn a woman is 7:00—Feature inuslo htsjr. 306.9-^KDKA. P iTTSBURGH-980. 9:00—Bnm dance players. Lamp, Misses’ Mesh Knit .Chemlee,' Students are entering both the 10;()0_Dance orchestra; organist. State Theatre'before noon on Wed­ Toy Dump Truck, Men’s (3o-Opera-1 day and evening sessions of the playing a portable phonograph on a ■ ’ ^iT-^s.irswFUD'oias. 7 ;00—American literature gems. nesday. For example: You notice T:!."*-Sacred song recital. 12:00—Studio enterlalnnient tlve Shoes or Oxfords, Three Pairs i Connecticut Business College next perambulator, and Pistol is f.een as ■'"^7:80—Feature music lumr. that a pair of gloves are being of­ r s:00—w e a k programs (4 hri.) . 8:00—WJZ programs (J lira.) 468.5—KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. (^ilffon Hose, Child's Wool Jersey j Monday.—Advt. a down-and-out actor carrying a 426.S—W LW , (iINCINNATI—700. Il:o0—Bestor’a oance muslc. 11:00—Schonberger trio, songs. fered that retail’ for five dollars. " ‘‘ 8:30—WJZ proBtanis <1% hrt.) 11:80—WJZ Slumber music, 12:00—I’arkcr family recllol. l:00-Radlo artlsta* review ...... You decided to bid 26 doUara, in 10:00—Arsan’a orchestra; .concert. 245.8-WCAE. P1TT8BURGH-I22a Duos' for them. ' According^ you 10:43—Studio vocal trio. 6:00—Dinner dance music. 370.2—WCC(L MINN., ST. PAUL—810. Il:o0—WJZ Slumber hour. 7:U0—WEAF aviation hour. 8:00—WABC; programs (8 hra) enter this amoimt on the bid slip 13:00—Studio darice Orchestra. 7:80—Studio concert pr^rum, 11:00—Politicians music hour. with your name and address, saving . .13:30—Feature variety tour, 8(00—WISAF programa l4 hrs.) 11:16—WABC programs (M hr.) agOJ-WTAM, XLBVELAND—107a 12:00—Trao.v-Brown’t orfhestra. 12:00—The old aettlera the stub. V Place the slip In the box C:0«—Studio concert. S3S.4—wpi, PHILADELPHIA-56a 461.3—WSM, NASHVILLE—660. and on the night of the auction go 7:30—W B A r programs (3V4 hrs.) 6:80—WEAF programs (6% hrs.) 9;00—WEAF programs (2H hra.) to the State TheStre bringing with The only tadio ^ ' 11:00—Studio dance musia 260.7—WHAM. ROCHESTER—11«. 11:30—Evehlng Star quartet you your Duo-DoUars said the s^b. an—WTIC, HABTFOBD—1060. .6:80—Skultety dance orchestra. 6:'30—Studio concert hour. 379.6— KGO. OAKLAND-790. When your name Is caUed, if it Is, 7:00—WJZ Highlander's program. 12:30—Los Angeles entertainment 7:00—Musical merchanldanA 7;80—Kastman music school. you pay the cashier the Duos and 7 :S0t-Sk)rtch with WEAK. 8:00^WJZ programs (8 hrs.) 1:00—Artists; Sauntering Sailors. re-ieive the article.. What could be that offeis yro : —Musical muskeleera ■ e£LS—WOR, NEWARKF-7ia 11 too—Helen Ankner, organisL 2 00 7 :00—Wooidllly orchestra. 270.1—WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. simpler. 7:3li:-SoolaUst Ulk; vignette. 379.6-WO>#, 8CHBNECTADY-790. 8:00—WJZ band concert Only the highest bid on each ar' 8:00—Main Street rural iketch. 11:65—Time; weather: markets 8:80—Music hour; drama guild. tide is called. If you make a bid 0:00—Radio presentations 6:30—Dinner dance music. 10:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 6:30—Cltlsens* Walker committee. 7:U0—SttWio concert orchestra. and your naipe Is. not called you 7:30—WBAF programs (4 hrs.) 309.1— KJR. SEATTLE—970. . 11:01)—Banee orchestra. 13 :on—Dance orchestra, eiitertalnera have the privilege of bidding at ' .-ll'.SO.i^MeeBbeama mnslc.illlVIW# 11:80—'Theater organ recital. Secondary DX Stations. open auction, on articles that were' Secondary Xaetern Stations. not bid on or that were not ac­ S46.1—WKRC, CINCINNATI—66a 826.9—WWJ. DETROIT—920. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. 6:S0—Barium dance orchestra. cepted. However the number of 10:00—Studio entertaInmenL 8:15—Farmer Rusk's talk. articles disposed of at the last open 11:00—Dance orchest^^ 7:00—Gypsy baron’a concert. 10:00—Home circle concert. - . 3T4.8-W8AI, CINCINNATI—800. 272.6-LWLWL, n e w YORK—1100. 11:00—The musical parade. auction were very few so play safe 7 :10—Feature musio hours. 6t00—Orchestra, soprano, tenor. 12:30—Smiles; comedy skits. and put'3rouT bid slip In the box in S.'OO—Minstrel men's-frolic. 7:30—Spiritual talk: orchestra. 1:00—DX air vaudevllla 0:00—WSiur programs (I hrs.) 6:46—Dominican talk; bass. the State Theatre lobby. 23S—KOIL. COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. Just to help you along a list of ■ 216.7—WHK, CLEVELAND—189a 626—WNYC,‘ NEW YORK—870. 11:80—Shep bam dance. 7:15—Studio musical program. 7:85—Air college lecturea. 8:00—WABC programa (3 hra) 1:00—Studio muaicale; tenor. 8:15—Songs of New York. 491.5—WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. •ll:0o—Two dance orchestraa 8:35—Federal businesa talk. 3908—WCX.WJR. DETROIT—760 8:45—Humor In song and story. 10:30—Cook's feature artists. 7:30—Business talk; trio. 0:00—The Qransda trio. 11;0»—WEAF vaudeville hour. 9:00—Manuel girts, orchestra. 12:15—Variety music hour. 10:00—Bed Apple Club program. 357—CKCU TORONTO-C-tO. 12:46—NIghthawk frolic. STOt-CNRA. MONCTON-530. 7:00—Popular music; trio. 440.9— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. 8:4^Inatrumental Quartet 8:30—Radio Hawalians. 9:00—Simpson opera hour. 12:00—Great compo.ver’s hour. 9 ;00—Vooaltsta.- Instrumentalists 1 1:00—Bears; trocadcruns. 10:00—UtUe Mncert orchestra. 11:00—(Soidkette’a orcheatm. t i t e r e iv t - ^ A ^ K PET BAJ^BY HIPPO WE CAN SOLVE YOUR MONEY PROBLEMS! London—London Zoo has a pet l o a n s u p t o $300 W T I C baby hippopotamus which is the de­ Quick—Ctourteous—Private X FKOUKAMS light of Keeper Bowman. The little Small, payments monthly— $2 tq S c r e e s t -G r i d hlppa dotes on.cod-li^^8X' oil and has $5, plus lawful Interest only, on $10 TrairelcrBi UartfM'd ^ been nursed by '.Bowman since it to $100 loans. Larger suins in \ BOO ■ . 6U0 K. a " was oW enough to grunt. James, proportion. Call—phone—or write, as the pet is Kno^, has his bottle “The only charge three smd one- |

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"TnOVERNOR BIBB GRAVES, of Alabama, concerned C I for the safety of several thousand citizens of his \ g ag- state during the severe floods of last March, picked up the telephone on his desk at the state capitol, 'V called the Commandant of the Naval Air Station at Pen­ a r m y a i r p l a n e BEING LOADED w >k ; sacola and asked what he could do to relieve the situation. •WITH SU P PLIES “ My pilots will take off in ten minutes, sir, and give you TO D ROP TO a detailed report,” was the characteristic reply of the Com­ MAROONE.O OEMONSTR.ATING R.EO CROSS LIFE FLOOD REFUGEES SAVING AT CAPE MAY. N J. mandant. ' j Two observation planes equipped with radio zoomed up­ IN ALABAM A___ ward, to scout the thousands of flooded acres in search of rlous capacities, aid In realization 4 refugees, and returning, told the anxious executive and the of this pledge to “ aid and prevent American Red Cross disaster workers who were with him, •disasters" All can be called ^nto action on a moment’s notice. They just where emergency help was needed. are directed by experts In. medi­ Food, blankets and medicine « ------cine, nursing, safety engineering, •were quickly assepibled, and loaded only communication was via the and the personnel Is trained over Into the planes. Soon live airplanes Naval radio station at Washingtou. years In the relief work. hovered over the water-engulfed Government Cooperates r Daring the past year the Red ^4 towns of Flomaton and Brewtoa In These are only two measures Gross was called into action -in 120 Southern Alabama, and brougM to '’>'1 utilized by the American Red Cross ^ f - * disasters In the United States and the refugees huddled on nearby in Its emergency disaster relief Its Insular possessions. Tbls was hilltops the first relief and news , l l . work. All agencies of the U. S. the greatest number of disasters In that had reached them since the Government cooperate In the work. any single year which brought the HI' river had rolled down upon them. A most Important feature la the society into action. The disasters For six days Army planes from cooperation of the United States occurred in 38 states, and at the time Maxwell Field,. National ‘Guard Weather Bureau, which keeps the that the Red Cross had jnst closed planes and the Navy planes kept -.5^' Red Cross Informed 365 days and Its major relief operation in Porto the fiooded territory. In which 76.- T * nights of the year whether severe Rico and Florida following the 000 persons were menaced, In touch storms or hurricanes are brewing. West Indies huricane, it had. work­ with the Red Cross relief forces The 3,500 Chapters of the Ameri­ // ers engaged In 19 states, on 22 dis­ which had established headquarters can Red Cross also are being urged asters. I III at MontgomeryT Alabama. to set up disaster relief commit­ FLOO D ED These 120 disasters—117 of which TO W N IN Locating Marooned tees, BO that If emergency ahould occurred In the United - States, Minutes meant lives. When the arise In their communities, they ALABAM A AIDED BY and three In Its Insular possessions radio of a^ plane flashed that refu­ will be able to save every minute RED CROSS —ranged from town and fpreat gees had been observed In trees that might otherwise mean lost mo­ USING fires, explosions and dam breaks, and on housetops along the swollen tion In getting ambulances, doctors, [AIRPLANES to such major calamities as the back-water streams, and that ap­ nurses to the scene, thus causing AND RADIO floods In the southeastern states parent ly only paddle-propelled loss of life. in the early Spring of ^ 1929 and skiffs were available and they were While the dramatic details of air­ the West Indies hurricane of Sep­ stationed miles away, quick action plane fleets to the rescue, motor tember. 1928. was required to save those endan­ boats epeedlng to take marooned Each of these disasters was of gered lives. An outboard motor, men and women out of trees, and heart-breaking Importance to the heavily wrapped, was rnshed by the radio flashing the news of de­ community In which It occurred, airplane, and dropped by parachute, struction are thrilling to read about although news of tbls distress may with Instructions to persons on the —they perhaps cause the public ><* not have spread beyond the etate’ s V ground where, the flood-trapped to Ipse sight of the steady all-the- j / \ cpqfines. In each Instance, the mhn and women were located. year-round program of the Ameri­ V' American Red Cross was on the As many as twenty-five Navy can Red Cross, through Its Chap­ ground, rendering the same emer­ planes were operating in a day. and ters, In working to preserve health '+n'" gency assistance and. If necessary, Maxwell Field had a large number and to save lives. rehabilitation assistance, that It O' t"."' i of Army planes in the disaster re­ The Red Cross, for Instance, le gave In pfoportlon In Porto RJeo lief service. Navy fliers, alone, the largest single employer of pub­ « or In the Mississippi Valley, made 113 flights, embracing 15,000 lic health nurses in rural work In When a small tornado swooped miles, on their enanJIs of mi»xy. the United States. Red Cross Chap upon a town In Arkansas and laid They delivered to marOoned vic­ waste its public buildings and tim s 8,000 loaves of bread, 60 cases stores and disrupted business, the o f canned goods, 20 bushels of. townsfolk were just as hard hit potatoes, 100. blanket^. 25 bundles economically as ware great sec- o f children’s clothing, besides medl* Mons In Florida during the hurri­ cal supplies and other relief ma­ V cane. The same individual assis­ terials. ^ -S'- tance, the same methods for. ,fielp When supplies of typhoid vaccine were set up by the Red Cross la gave out, they flew o|I to New Q^ < the ;.4rkansas town as were In the leans and returned In a few hours ...... r ' ' larger disaster relief .operat{one In with ample anantitles. 'W' the East Coast state. - ' The majority of this material Total expenditures during- the was dropped from the air to the ------?■ * year In disaster relief work- by the groups o f folk Isolated upon spots national organization were 88,020.- . >1 o f high ground, as there was ne 000. The Chapters aleo-raised and field for Army planes to land upon, expended $463,000 directly In emei> and thq snr^ng water offered a iSir!!Z!|^ ^ gency relief. poor harbor' for the Naval am- Chapters Great Help phibians. A RED CROSS BABY PROPER CARE AND FEEDING Of the 117 domestio relief oper­ Refugee Got Under Bundle AS TAU6HT BY RED CROSS NURSE,HAVE ations, 23 were directed .by aimem- Remarkable skill in placing these PRODUCED r e s u l t s bundles Just where they were bar of the national staff and needed, with a minimum, of loss due financed in whole .or In part Out of to pacl^es tailing into deep water, national funds; 40 w ere" dfrected Army and Navy hopsltale, there is bring repeated need for pssisLance was displayed. Only two 'mishaps by local chapters with finariclal as­ stationed one or more representa­ In reopening compensation claims. were recorded out of all of the haz­ sistance from the national organ­ tives of the Red Cross, carry|ng on In arranging for hospital admission ardous flights made by the fliers ization and 64 were directed and a recreational program—ably ^ e.lded and In making family plans during who gave np rest and food to by the representatives of • many the man’s absence. .4li of these are financed by the local chapiers ex- speed help to others.' One of other societies and numerous indi­ matters in which the Red Cross cluslvely. the Army planes was forced down viduals. Chapters in the communities give Violent atmospheric disturbances in the water while loaded, and cap­ HERE COMES THE SEED BOAT.' RED CROSS SENT SEED, FEED S / 7 c C MULES service to the veterans and their such as. tornadoes, hurricanes, cy­ 111 sized. Wlot and observer got clear ALONG ALABAMA RIVER TO REACH FLOODED FARMERS- Many of the hospitals are in iso­ families. clones. and destructive storms and were rescued from a tree-top. lated sections, with railroad fare so The value of Red Cross service to were the'cause of 47 per cent of The second episode was less se­ their families, should they be In dis­ high as to be prohibitive d t'fr e ­ ters have for years led in introfluc The Red Cross Life Saving and the men of the Array, Navy and the disasters under consideration; i l t| I rious; one of the refugees who to­ tress. The Red Cross, as part o f quent visits by relatives end friends ing public health nursing into com First Aid service Is one of the sev­ Marine Corps and its appreciation 33 per cent were occasioned. by ad vertently got under a falling bun munltles, where by demonstrating eral agencies engaged In the fight Its Charter obligation, also does to the patients. At these, the Red III by Commanding officers has been floods; 10 percent by fires and the 1 1 1 - die escaped with minor Injuries! social service work for men In the Its value It found such favor that to reduce the accidental death rate. Cross women remain the only touch forcefully testified to In thousands remaining ll'p er cent by a variety Tbls continuons use of the air regular Army, Navy and Marine the state and county health au Hundreds of expert swimmers, who between the men and the outside of letters received at headquarters. of natural and Induced causes of plane and the radio In the South­ Corps, In camps and posts at home, thoritles took over Its support are coaches In boys’ and girls’ world. The Government provides After all, soldiers, sailors and ma­ relatively infrequent occurrence. eastern flood period was one of the and follows them to foreign ports. Safety Problems Differ campsf or In public .recreation work, every physical comfort for them, rines are human beings In peace The marked increase in , the I most thrilling episodes In Red are graduates of the Red Cross, When the ArmIs'tice was signed This campaign against disease and all types of social service and time no less than in war. Their number of relief operations, by the Cross relief work. During the life saving methods, and certificated November 11, 1918, 125,000 men and and death is nation-wide, and Is medical service. It has absorbed a personal and family problems do Red Cross Is not necessarily an in­ Mississippi Valley flood In 1927, air teachers of these methods to others. women In the American forces had conducted through a majority of great many of the former. Red not cease upon their enlistment, dication of an Increase in the num­ planes were used for observation, Almost every life saying crew at made the supreme sacrifice—of the 16,200 Red Cross Chapters and Cross labors, but recognizes ^here but the nature of their service pre­ ber of disasters, but an indlcatidn but not for conveying needed* sup­ beach or shore in the United States these, 54,000 were killed In action Branches in the United States still are many things the public can vents their coming and going at will of Increase'd recognition by the plies. Radio was ntilized to flash is made up of accredited Red Cross or died of wounds and 70,000 died Community health and safety prob „do for these men, in remembrance. In efforts to solve these problems public of the Red Cross as - the news of location of marooned colo­ from sickness or disease. lems differ— so that the program Is life savers. The Red Cross representatives are Virtually all of them have families, agency best fitted to cope with the nies, and a fleet of small steamers, Since that day 38,000 more have fitted to the problems of each sec­ Teaches Police and Firemen there, then, to direct and coordi­ perhaps ->t their stations, or nearby, relief problems of administration motor boats and other water craft died as a result of their eervlce—a tion. In the field of First Aid, the Red nate, at the request of the Govern­ or maybe [several thousand miles aiid finance. . V sped to the rescue. Cross has led in reaching industries total to date of 162,000 dead as a ment, the many treats which out­ distant. An example of cooperation But In the Southeastern flood, The Red Cross Chapter may bat­ and public utilities. It also has result of America’s participation In side friends and organizations wish tween the-natiomil society.'the lo­ this modem magic helped the Red tle for life against pellagra In one Christmas Gifts Sent taught the majority of the police the World War. And today there to arrange, for the patients. cal Red Cross Chapters and . the Cross to reach the Isolated places region, malaria in another. It may • Volunteers In Red Cross Chapters and fire departments of America are 25,500 World War veterans In Motion picture shows, dancing community, in a disaster, may be with food and medicine, hours. If be helping to control a small-pox, each year undertake to despatch how to resuscitate the victim of classes, ca;;d parties and picnics ail cited: Following the destrncUve not days, before relief could other­ typhoid or diphtheria outbreak; or hospitals In the United State's. Christmas packages to service men it may be mobilizing hundreds of suffocation and how to bind wounds are arranged by the Red Cross; cyclones of September 13. which wise have gotten to them. Only 18 These sick .veterans are of three who are stationed at foreign posts nurses to fight a terrible epidemic, or injuries, to preserve life until food delicacies, cigarettes, clothing laid waste large rural areap- In four lives were lost. In the floods, which types— medical and surgical cases, or ports. such as Influenza, following the the doctor is reached. and books cQntrlbuted by Red Gross counties in Nebraska and South covered an area of more tban many returning for treatment of Chapters brother organizations are World W ir. All of these activities are pushed More than 45,000 of the Christ­ Dakota, killing nine pereons, Injnr- 1,300,000 acres, due to the quick old wounds, but few remaining per-' by the Chapters of the Red Cross. distributed. -' mas bags— In gay cretonnes, loaded Tog 81 and destroying 409 buildings rescue work. Enrolled with the headquarters The Red Cross assumes leadership manently in hospital; the tubercu­ The Government has repeatedly with knick-knacks and small com­ and damaging 919 others, the Gov­ In the West Indies hurricane of of the Nursing Service of the Red where there Is no other agency to losis cases, of whom 16,000 have given great praise to-the Red Cross forts dear to the service man's ernors of both states issued procla­ September, 1928, radio played a Cross at Washington are 49,000 take the lead in public health nurs­ died In hospital since the Armistice; for this work in air of the 48 hospi­ heart—will go forward this Christ­ mations urging their citizens j o major part in acquainting' the out­ nurses, qualified under the society's ing, or some of the other activities, and the mental cases, who’ repre­ tals, stating'lt has real therapeutic mas to marines in China and (luam, contribute to a general reljef fund. side world with the tragedy that regulations, who may be summoned or, where other agencies are In the sent at present more than halt of value In the .mental cases, and Is of sailors at many foreign ports, and The response was gratifying, and swept over Palm Beach county to service In time of emergency. the hospital population. Of these great comfort to the patients suffer- soldiers on their foreign posts. 96 per cent of the $82,260 expanded and surrounding territory. The The Red Cross public health field, the Red Cross offers Its ser­ vices and its trained personnel for latter, there are Increasing nurh'- ■ ingfrom other diseases. These bags arq filled by the women, was contributed by the citizens of winds of tremendous velocity cut nurses have everywhere helped In 6ers requiring hospital care, and. Claims Are Pushed according to .their own fancy—but these two states. From this fand, off commnnlcatlon. but from the the campaign to stamp out the the benefit of the community. Director Hines, of the Veterans’ within limits o f expense defined by 570 persons were'assisted. In ' ris , click of the radio of an amateur op­ dread diphtheria by aiding In Im­ When the Red Cross was founded As;W orld War iveterana continue Bureau states the peak of the num­ the Red Cross—and go» forward storing their* homes and farm erator came the cry tor help which munizing children and cooperating 65 years ago In Geneva, Switzer­ to break down with mental dlsabllh ber of mental cases of veterans of through Army and Navy channels bandings, and the replacement of sent relief akeneles rushing pell with State Boards of Health. They land, Its purpose was to give suc­ ties,'Chapters. meet Increased de­ the World War Is not expected to for distribution on Christmas Day. honsehold furnishings, farm Im­ men to the assistance of the storm also have cooperated In the “ sum­ cor to the wounded and dying In war mands: for'assistance in establish be reached until 1947. The Charter granted It by Con­ plements and other .necessary ar­ vi^lm s. The Red Crpss. fore* mer ronnd-up” of the younger chil­ time. No need to repeat here how Ink Ul« claims qf such qien to Gov “The Greatest Mother" gress names the Red .Gross as the ticles whleh they were qnghjie to warned 48 hoars of the direction dren, to make them fit before they magnificently the American Red erUii^ent^contpens'attpn, Ip the selec- soje agency tor carrying on disas­ provide tor theinstlvss. of the, bnrricane, already bad Us enter school for the first time. Cross carried on that task In the The American Red Cross—tnjly U oiT ^fp ^p er giiardlans.And in n)ak- ter relief work and prevention Support tor. the Red Cross activf .workers on trains eh ronjte tor Nutrition classes among public World War. Today the society still named during the war, “ The Gre^t- ing f^na^ly.-^djastmqntB, especially measures against fire, flood, to^ lies of - health and ifte savink and Florida, from Washington head­ school children and parents also carries on for all disabled veterans est Mother”—has never signed ot where a-'future of remaining per­ nadoes and other catastrophes. disaster relief cornea ffcBB the an- ' quarters. are fostered by the American Red who are in hospital, for all others armistice In Us work for the servlqe manently'Jn-hbspltnl mnet be face.1. . All of the health arid life saving nim: memberahip roll call, which la The radio brought news also, of Crqss. and during the past year who wish assistance in filing claims and ex-service men. . ■ rtehnitbpt dlsablHHes. o f other agehries. of the; Red Cross, operat­ held from"Armistice Hay to Thanks­ the destructlOB of Porto RJeo in the 148,000' children were taught les­ for the various types of relief due In forty-eight of the Veterans’. typee,’li^tUcAllirly;tnbeTcu'i)8l8, re- ing all the year roUnd In their ra- giving Day, November i l to 28.. \ same hnirleane, and for days the sons about proper food habits. them und^r the law, and also tor Bureau hospitals, and in all' regular auirlpg bospitallzatiqn of veterans s o u t h liA N tilB O T UUNW., TUIJJSDAY, OCTiOBEK 2 9 :1 9 2 3 . I (Chaplin “Find” to Wed Dancer • N i ^ y i r K ' )ita;E S '' V' S»*BC MODEIUf SCIENCE ' - ^hospital. The most recent inves- Many of us women are amateurs,'^homes I know is just a background Who’d have guessed that she’s been - DOUBTS IS SALT CAUSES | tigation; which coxi^ms , 13 M - if not actual bunglers, when /it for its mistress—hut you never ^ c h a p t e r X L v m . cheated out of such a birthright HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE tients, seems to show -that toe comes to the use of . color. We go | realize it until you analyze the ^ Slowly Mrs. Ennis shook all these years?” ■ 1 deprivatiqn_____salt of affects the down to defeat In red when we scene. There is not a conspicuous head. “NDi It was not Svangellne,” "She hasn’t been cheated out cn BY DR. MORRIS FISHBRIH ' herght orthe blood pressure in only everything,” Bob said defensively. a few exceedlnjgly rare caMS. could have triui^phed in blue. ' color used, and not one knock-your- sli® w.. . E^tor Journal of the American Her answer came as, a shock lo “Helen has been, more than gen- Medical. Association nmd of Hygeia, When people with high blood What seems like a gamble, how­ eye-out piece of furiflture. Tlie tans" Helen, who was so certain she had CTOus to her. The poor kid. the Heaitiv Magazine pressure are put to bed ^ d kept ever, is a science. Geometry itselt and browns focus hll the attention found trace of the legfitlmate Cun­ Mother, I’m going over to her!” _____ quiet tmd gdven a soft diet oiver is not more exact. Mrs. Natalie on the, woman who is as gay as, a ningham heiress. She stau:ed word­ Mrs. Ennis held him sternly back. •For many years it has been a period of from 10 to 14 da^^ Kelmus, wife of Herbert T. Kalmus, dsdilia and loves colorful,,^gowns, “But son,” she said; “you mustn t ' , , j j, 4.V. ocr the. blood pressure is likely to be president of Technicolor Pictures, she is as conspicuous as a single lessly at the woman sitting across I claimed. foUowmg the work of cer- ^ during this period from her. Mrs. Ennis was strange­ go unless you want to marry - a the new process of producing col- ; tree on a landscape tain French investigators, that jg removed from the diet, ly "agitated; she seemed to try­ . . . marry a—” , ored movies. I know another woman who has ing to bring herself to say some- “Huh!” The short ejaculation there was a direct relation^p be- the removal of the salt may be j With her husband she has been objects of art from iall countries . thing that she was loath to reveal. was-packed with meaning. tween the amount of salt in the credited, with the lowering of toe experimenting with color photo- in her home—and it completely Her hands fluttered up to her • “You must think it oyer,” the human body and the height of the blood pressure. If the ca . . gpraphy for 11 years', and there are overwhelms her. bk^nressure actually controlled, some being face, twisted around her mouUi, mother pleaded. no little tricks of the -rainbow that i know a woman who never ap- in color—always in dead th6n dropped back to clutch at t ue “Mother, * be yourself,” Bob said Many cases of high blood pres- allowed salt in tlm diet and s o ^ j she has not exposed. pears impatiently. “I love Helen.” sure have been treated by cutting deprived of game i Before any picture is made, she black. Thus she directs the vision arms of her chair. to her marvelous complexion and In Helen’s heart a faint hope was Mrs. Ennis smiled in surrender. down the amount of salt in toe pressure are likely to be toe same i decides on the color continuity. her own brilliant eyes. I know growing that it was all a needless “I just wanted you to be sure,” diet and it has been reported that in J^oth . . _____ i She assembles samples of the mar Several investigators .have given another who always looks wa.shed ordeal. She reminded herself that she said. “I know you’d go. I told benefit has' followed this measure. terlal for costumes, for upholstery, Investigators all over toe world large amounts' of salt to patients walls, curtains, and every prop out because she will wear Alice Brent had not proved that she was Helen so.” imder these conditions to find out “I’d fly if I could,” Bob declared have tried toe prescribing of salt- that is to be used, and works out blue, which raakc.«i her own orbs not Helen NelUn. if toe giving of toe salt wwld a harmonious scheme. look faded and brings out the im- No, such hope was absurd, she “She might do something desperate free diets. The majority of them seem to raise the blood pressure, and they I could build up a story com- perfections of her skin, realized. That second locket! She before I get there.” _ . report th*it It did not have this | “No she won’t,” Mrs. Ennis said favor toe method, but there are pletely with colot',” she told me to study the effects of color ia must find the owner. Then she 6ff6Ct. with complete assurance. "She’s some who have insisted constantly enthusiastically, “using the brilliant fascinating—a n d - wnse-^in these would know, beyond question, she At the present writing those high colors to Intensify the action, days of strong competition, when scared, but she’s brave. Here, wait that toe giving of salt does not af­ prayed, if there was a child who who feel that toe deprivaUon of and keeping the background neutral ^e need every break we can get. a minute, here’s your hat!” fect toe blood pressure in any way. should stand in her place. Recently another study has salt in people with high blood so they do not conflict with the ------—------— “Don’t want a hat!” Suddenly Mrs. Ennis spoke. “I been added to the previous work pressure Is not warranted seeni to main theme.” FUR ODDS ENDS guess I’d better teU you,” she said. have n^st of the evidence on their on toe subject, the investigations She was greatly excited over a ‘ TRIM "It is right for you to know if you Bob was off. His old car tore side. like mad through the* side streets being carried on in a Cleveland new musical comedy in color. > Paris (AP)--Dabs ^ >,r.u: lit I serve beat in-lemon juice and fold the second time he has made the \ her. own sake. She was such a I’m sure mother has told her, Dark-dahlia silk crepe is very Cream Dressing in whipped cream. flight from Washington this fall, Fruit salads are excellent to serve * darling. My heart went out to her though she hadn’t when 1 left. fashionable and extremely wearable. egg, 2 tablespoons. lemon causing much excitement and envy One in place of dessert for the winter the very first time I saw her. She ■We’ll hear what she has to say. Red-dahlia is stunning in crepe juice, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 tatable- among the yo^g boys of the town, dinner. When the whole is topped wanted her mama, and Oweus And my guess is^you’!! find Eva a Elizabeth. spoon sugar, U teaspoon salt, 1'. many of whom are extremely inter­ regular girl.” Black satin crepe with shoulder -off with black coffee, cheese and ested in aviation. didn’t know how to look after her, cup whipping cream. . crackers,' the meal is most satis­ But neither of them dreamed trimming piece and narrow cuffs of Beat egg. Add lemon juice, sait, Mrs. Hattie Cunningham, aged 56, so when he said he was going away factory. __that he’d just come back for a that Eva would do what she did. emerald green sneer velvet denotes sugar and butter and cook m dou- who formerly lived in Columbia on “Let me talk with Helen,’' she new smartness. the state road to Willimantic, where while to be near a place that he'd Wool crepe, canton crepe, crepe tender memories for him—we said after a few words with Bok side make doll houses. Why hot her son. Edward Cunningham and Helen picked up the receiver and de chine, crepe Roma, crepe maro- be veny courageous and trust family still live, died Thursday at begged hirn to let us keep the little cain and Rayon printed silk suit­ girl. He was willing and . . . and waited. ' voua Billy ■with a hammer to make a the home of her daughter, Mrs. “Helen,” Eva breathed, "are you able. garage for his autos and carts. Sparrow, in Manchester. we’ve hkd Era ever since.” Pattern price 15 cents in stains “Eva!” Helen murmured; "Eva listening?” W ood^ fruit crates are all right. The 4-H Sewing club held a Hal­ “Yes,” Helen answered faintly. or coin (coin is preferred) wrap thildren But of course, here we encounter lowe’en party Friday evening at the , . . Evangeline! Oh, Mrs. Enni?, coin carefully. don’t you know? Don't you know.'” “Mother says you act as if the splinters. Try to salvage smoother Town hall. There were 28 present, world had tumbled upon your We suggest that when you seqd O H veJ^erts B arton wood then, and put young Bill to each member of the club asking a Her excitement alarmed Mrs. for pattern, you enclose 10 cents Ennis. “Know w hat?” she asked head,” Eva said, and there was esrsofh Iv NEA Servicejne work. y boy. Games were played and a actually a touch of exasperation in additional for a copy of our new Mechanical toys are fine, but chil­ supper served in the chapel. Miss fearfully. Fall and Winter Fashion Magazinev dren get tired of toe same things IA “That Eva is readly Evangeline her voice. “I consider that an un­ Playtime indoors! Adella Badge w'as in charge of the over and over. party, and the chaperones were Mrs. Nellin!” Helen cried. forgivable reflection upon me.” Children too young to go to Mr.^. “Why ...” Helen did not know school are likely to be fretfu^^ and Girls can cut out paper dolls. Florence Badge, Mrs. Charles La- “But I don’t imaerstand,” Manche.ster Herald This is still being done in toe best ' T<;nni.q gasped. “ You . . . she what to say. restless, when toe weather begins Bonte and Mrs. Welch. her father "Oh, Helen,” Eva cried suddenly, l*atlern Service to break, toe leaves on the Sr^ound of circles. Give toe little girls Several members of the local C. E. couldn’t be!. Anyway pretty pieces of material and let I won’t’ let anything happen to in­ N«'. 780. axe dead, duU, and damp, and the society motored to Gilead Simday was Charles Owens.” them cut out and sew doll dresses. evening to the meeting of the T r ir “ Oh no,’ no he wasn’t. He was terfere with that. So please don’t As our iiHiitTiiq are inallwJ 7 m has f o ^ P h to shine. 'They can’t play outside then, at least Don’t laugh at the results. Cheer County Union. Charles NeUin!” do anything foolish. Don't say a from N«*w Vork City fjlease for very long periods at ® time, im- them on. A stitch in time may lead The Board of Directors of the Vil­ “Then—” Mrs. Ennis’ voice vyas word to anyone,” low five days. Helen started again to voice ner less there happens to be a dry, to Paris some day. Who can tell? lage Improvement society held a s h a k i n g with emotion—"who are Clay—I almost forgot modelling meeting Saturday evening to discuss you bewilderment. Price 15 Cents roomy porch. “ I’ve got .it all worked out,” Eva Every mother , knows that it is clay. There is no home complete further projects and plans for rais­ Helen wilted. Her head droppe.1 without it! Put on your hat and go broke in. “There isn’t anything- not always toe expensive toys that ing money for the same. There was a little, but she quickly brought i*. Name down and get a box of it in different a discussion in regard to improving left for me, except my music. I Entertain: Really, it’s n®tunUly up again and held it proudly crec;t colors. It’s fascinating for little the Green south of the Hebron-Willi- don’t want to be an heire.sa. quite the other way about and a when she said without a quaver; children. mantic.rbad. There is at present Mother says she thinks there wouid Size few spools or crayons or bmlding “I am an imposter.” Children need variety; they tire about ?l-35 in th2 treasury. For a moment silence lollowed have to be a lot of legal fuss. Why blocks will make j*®. Address more quickly thari t h e finest quickly of one thing. A number her words—a silence 'that seemed should we have that, Helen? I’m steam-en^ne on earth. of cheap little toys is better than to •vibrate with unspoken thoughts. going to make great name for j one fine one, whose thrUl will The Impulse' to “Do” "My dear,” Mrs. Ennis said at myself as he wanted me too.” soon wear off.' inGOOD?, M oit ailm ents sta rt ^ram poor elim­ last, betraying her inability to Send your ordei to tlie,"l’aU The reason ia very simple. A grasp the full Import of this start­ Helen heard the catch in her child isn’t a statue, nor a dummy, ination (constipntion or semi-contti- 6 cups voice, the bitter sob that fol­ tern l>epl„ M«n«Uesfpr EviMiins nor an automaton. Hes vlbr^t O, K.’S KELLOGG PACT pation). InttsUnal poieont sap vital- ling turn of events. Herald. So. Manrliester. Conn.” • y itr, undermine your bealth and make Helen’s throat was Ught; forcing lowed. Then her lovely voice cam? with urges or impulses, /t^tiat lifA m iserable; Tonijrht try N? — and saucers herself to speak was torture but on, not quite so steady as before, means he’s always wanting to do Mexico City, Oct. 29.—(AP.)— NATURE'S RBMCDT-all-vetrctable but clear as a bell. things. Every one of his senses The Mexican Senate yesterday corrective—not an ordinary laxative. she went courageously on. ’’ "1 have See how N7 will aid in restoring your no right to the Cunningham for­ “We will share the money,” sn*> IS on tiptoe—straining, stretching, voted ratification of Mexican,^ ad­ appetite and rid you of that heavy, FOR tune,’ ’she said; “ it came to me said. “ It will help me, but yon reaching out for something to do. herence to toe Kellogg-Briand pact logscy peplcss feeling. through fraud.” must continue to be the Nellin girl We can’t and muatn t expect to outlaw war. MiU, lals. perelr Tcx:tabla— al drsss'ub. ealy 2Sc Mrs. Ennis exclaimed her dis­ until you and Bob are married children to juat “ keep still and be FEEL LIKE A MILLION. TAKE And if you refuse him . . Helen belief. America is a country where the waited ,. . . “Then I’ll send you ^ It ia cruel to exact it and use- 7 5 m "It is true,” Helen affirmed, then mergers almost keep up with the right off to jail.” lesa to oxpect it. Children just TOMtil^RbW ALRIGHT suddenly her control broke and sha divorces. slipped down to toe floor and put Helen laughed softly. ”1' am Irr- “The emphasis in college life is aren’t that way. COUPONS Everybody is better ®ll her face in her bands against Mrs prisoned,” she said, and put up toe wrong. Scholarship has been receiver as best she could with 'round and much, much happier if Emiis’ knees. will There she sobbed out the story Bob’s arms tightly about her. from beginning to end. The woman But when she lifted her tace to Slven to .tbl.Uc=.:„____ „ listened, soothing her occasionally his her eyes were sad for the girl —Chief Justice William H. blackboard with chalk in colors OCTAGON*®^ who had given her her happiness. with a touch on her richly gleam­ (Cosmopolitan^----- | pictures of birds, cats, ing hair, a genUe pat on her “ She’s in love with his memory." SOAP PRotoucYS slender shoulder. she said regretfully. “Nature Is a poor economist, a ! and other things to copy. No mai- "I wish,” Helen gasped out at “It will pass,’’ Bob replied; “and reckless spendthrift.” ter if they’re beyond reco^itlon Real J>yes TTUs C ertificate . last, “that you would tell Bob in the passing she will reach Darwin P, Kingsley, when Billy proudly shows you his heights that otherv/ise might have ------— , I reproduction. It makes fine can’t go through It again. It is slates e a sier g o o d f o r too terrible. But please wait until remained unknown to her. I’m not “Nature makes boys and girls | Then there are drawing ®" are I’ve gone. I’ll be at Brarablewocd sure that we should pity her.” lovely to look upon so they can be with frosted glass that ®kow pic- unUl . . . until your lawyer comes “ But I do!” Helen cried fervently. tolerated until they acquire some tures through. These can easiy to use 15 "Oh, Bob 'dear, I never dreamed sense.”—William Xyons Phelps. be traced. And there are ...” She broke off and got to her books with fascinating pictures to iamond dyes are used by C ou p on s feet. there could be such happiness as practically the same method as color. A -- little------ten-cent set of wa- D Read CarefuUr Mrs. Ennis thought it best to love like ours is now!” “Health Is toe most unhealthy of any other dye. They go (jn easier, The End. topics.”—G. K. Chesterton. ter colors will fill many an hour. Coupon ttvmg «* let her go. But she added a word Old boxes with little boxes in- though—more smoothly and ev“ *y,» easy There are six of encouragement, “Don’t worry, OcMSonSoipProd- without spotting or streaking. Thats agree Diamond Dyes are better dyes. dear. Bob will know what to do.” POLISH- WOMAN______MAYOR_____ The American farmer does not because they are made from real uers, each of which DOESN^ CAR^ FOR JOB ' want charity or a handout.” 'Hie white package of Diamond Dyes has * premium cou­ “But he can’t ever marry a girl anilines, without a trace of fillers to pon. Eviery omeyou Chenciny, Poland — ( A P ) - P o - j —Alexander L e g g e , chairman farm is the highest quality dye, prepared like me!” Helen cried. injure fabrics or give things that ne^soapofanykind, land’s only women mayor Is frankly j relief board. for gcnerM use. It will dye or tmt simply ask your deal­ Mrs. Ennis smiled over her bet­ redyed look. silk, wool, cotton, linen, er for • O c^n. ter knowledge of her son. But in not a feminist and would rather ; -----'— ♦ Before you know it have time to make baby clothes for “Salesmanship Is toe best factor Diamond Dy

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T H EClLa^SB E D S E C T I O N B tlV A N D SEIJ. H .: ■,., ■» ^%%-%%%.-*X%.’yfc30eyMiaCXS^SywW8^»yetX3feXXXX^^ Want Ad InformatJoD CARD OF THANKS E HELP WANTED— HOll.SKS KOK KK.N’l (>5 CHENEY«IRLSaOB FEMALE 35 SHERIDAN NAMED Manchester CARD OF mANKS FOR RENT—8 ROOM single house, WANTED — W ATTM SS ^for our near the Center, all improvements. IN w m w m P A R H ‘ Evening Herald ^ ‘ We wish to thank all our neigh­ girls boarding house. Xpply to Wm. Kanehl, 519 Center street. tm OF LECMN CLASSIFIED bors and friends for flowers during Cheney Bros. Employment Office. the sickness and at the time of the FARMS AND LAND FOR ADVERTISEMENTS death of our mother. Masquerade Attracts"' 150 Count 6lx averag® iords to a Itne. SAMUEL STEVENSON AND HELP WANTED—MALE SALE 71 initials, numbers and abbreviations Cheney Hall— Prizes each count as a word and compound f a m i l y . When You Need FOR SALE—50 ACRE dairy farm Dilworth-Comell Post Holds words as two words. Minimum cost is Best C(»tuming. price o£ three lines. in Glastonbury on Diamond Lake LOST AND FOUND Road, or would exchange for prop­ Annual Election— To Pa­ Line rates per day for transient iSECURITY .SALESMAN To Have erty in town. Florin Fay. ’ Nearly 150 members of the Girls’ Hds. LOST—PAIR OF tortoise shell Athletic Association a t. i Cheney Elffectlve Slarcll 17. 19S7 FOR SALE BUILDING SITES iri* - Cash Chargeglasses, Saturday evening, some­ An old Established Hartford rade Friday Night. . Brothers gathered at Cheney Hall (; Consecutive Uaiys . .1 7 ctsj S cts where 0-. Depot Square. Finder every section of the town. Low House dealing In Insurance, last night for a Hallowe’en party. 3 Consecutive Uaya .. 0 cts 11 cts please telephone 7113 after 5. Bank and Public Utilities Stock Something Done prices and easy terms. Now de­ 1 uay ...... I 11 ci*l 1® Cl® Has Opening For Salesmen at veloping ‘‘Clearview.’’ Arthur A. The affair, 9. complete success, open­ All orders for irregular insertions Walter F. Sheridan, of the Hotel will be cliarged^at the one Ime rate. LOST—SMALL police dog, with col­ This Time. Knofla, 875 Main street. Tel. 5440. ed with a grand ,march at 8:30. Special rates^for long term every lar. Finder please notify M. F. Sheridan, was last night elected Four prize vrinners were selected by day advertising given upon request. Murphy or call Gibson’s Garage, 12 Write Givinsr PHONE 5121 commander of Dilworth-Comell Ads ordered tor tliree or s days 1-2 Main street, Manchester. HOUSES FOR SALE 72 the four judges who were Mrs. Wil­ and stopped before the tiiird or 13110 QUALIFICATIONS TO Post, No. 102, American Legion. liam C. Cheney, Mrs. Fred Van Ness, day will be charged only tor the ac­ P. O /D R A W E R 2001 FOR S a l e —$800 d o w n buys new Other officers elected were as fol­ Mrs. James A. Irvine and Mrs. G. S. tual number of times the ad appear­ AllTOIVKiKli.ES FOR SALE 4 HARTFORD I colonial home. Six rooms, tile bath, Bohlin. ed. charging at the rate earned, but lows: first vice commander, Frank no allowances or refunds can be made ' Ask for a Want-Ad oak floors, fireplace. Mortgages ar­ The prettiest costume prize went on six time ads stopped after the GOOD USED CARS ranged. Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Main Bray: second vice commander, to Nan Taggart who wore an old- Cash or Terms street. Tel. 5440. fashioned hoop skirt, bonnet and No “till forbids"; display lines not A MAN WITH CAR wanted to take Taker and Tell Her Charles Hollister; adjutant, Victor Madden Bros. Bronkie: past commojider, Harry had long curls. Louise Hahn took sold. , charge of sales and service, through PROSPEirr STREET on high eleva­ The Herald will not be responsible 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 Maidment; treasurer. Manchester second honors wearing an old-fash­ for more titan one Incorrect Insertion largest local store of its kind, on a What You Want. tion. near beaulifui Rogers ani) ioned jumper dress of dark figure of any advertisement ordered tor 1928 BRSKINE COACH. nationally advertised product. Good Pinney homes, close to bus service, Trust Company; chaplain, Marcel Donze; sergeant-at-arms,' Harry with white blouse. Clara Boyle was more titan one time. 1927 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN. pay to the man we select. Tele­ new English type home, 6 well ar.- She’ll take care of Roth. agreed upon as garbed the most The Inadvertent bm.sslon of incor­ 1927 DODGE COUPE. phone Hartford 5-1203 for appoint­ ranged rooms, sun parlor, breau* rect publication of advertising will-be ' The meeting was one of the most cumically. She wore a long blade rectified only by cancellation of the 1927 CHEVROLET COACH. ment. you and it’s ten to fast nook, hot water heal, hre skirt, gray coat and a little hat with charge made for the service rendered. 10 other good used cars. place, tile bath with shower, brass largely attended in several months, • • • 75 local Legionnaires turning out. a big feather protruding skyward. Crawford Auto Supply Co. W a n t e d —YOUNG man for truck plumbing throughout. attached ]\ tcssii iTi a i Services 22 FOR SALE!—HARD WOOD and minutes walk from Center. Phone TO r e n t —WARM tenement, one Blackbirds, one of the finest dance Tanner St., new 6 room colonial, R. nan iiig ...... j;" long distance. Expert furniture bard slabs, stove length $6 and $9 tendent of the Naval Academy, T: ill.ring —Uvfciiig—' ’ leaning . . . 24 8597. - bargain, all Improvements includ­ orchestras available, to auspiciously oak floors and stairs, steam heat, moving. Service any tiihe by call­ per load. A. Firpo, 116 Wells street. looking toward a resumption of ath­ Toilet Goi.fix ariii .Service ...... 2a ing 3063. ing furnace, centrally located, near open the Town Player social season. gas, etc. Price $7,000. Wauled-Business .Service.... 2G Dial 6148. _ school, available gerage. Dial 6129. To complete this high-class offer­ letic relations between West Point Giliicnlifiuul AP AK 1M E NTS— F L A IS— and Annapolis. If you. ate thinking of a nice home C'lU si-5 all it' i’’ lasseS ...... 27 ing a colored singer of “blue” songs, of jrour own at a moderate price we 1 KEFAIHING I'ENKMKNTS 63 4 ROOM TENEMENT, all improve­ now appearing at the Cotton Club, After the conference General Private lusl ruction ...... GARDEN—LAWN- Smith expressed the opinion that if suggest looking at these foiu Dancing ...... • »••••••* ments. at 95 (Charter Oak street. the famous Black and Tan night homes. . Mnsioiil—Urfliiidtic, ...... DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, Apply 701 Main streeL Tel. 5425. club in Harlem, New York, will en­ the naval and military academies Want<2tl—Insj'.nict'ion • '... ^ .. TYPEWRITERS cleaned, repaired priced reasonable, newly renovat­ tertain with her specialty. At the were able to find a basis upon which i " - FinunrtuP,- FOR SALE — GRREIN Mountain FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at Bonds-Slocks—.Mortgages 'ahiJ-:ovSrhatiled. Dial 4008. ed, 52 Wells street. Apply Alexan­ same time plans for the first pr«v £6 resume Athletic contests, the | Busine.ss Opportunities'... potatoes, $2.00 bushel, delivered. der Amott, 55 Charter Oak street. 51 Spruce street, all imprAvements duction of the 1929-30 season will" be Army’s football schedules ifor 1929 I Money to I.oan '. • • • * • -r . VACU,0m c l e a n e r , plionograph. Thomas Burgess. Wapplng, Conn. Phone 3341. made. Through the courtesy ofr and 1930 would not permit a game * Help iiiiii SllnaHoha / . < clock.1 repairing, key tilting Tel. Rosedale 60-2. ’ FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all with the Na-vy during those two Help Wauled —Female 25 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement on Hugh Campbell, State theater man-' Robeif J. Smith Bralthwalxe. 52 I’earl street. improvements. Inquire at 85 Rus­ ager, the Players have again obtain­ seasons. , Help Wanted-Male , 3® Main street, near Henry stfeet. The Help Warned—Male-^r Female'— 37i sell street. ed the use of the Circle" theater -for He said the prospects for a foot­ - 1009 Main St. AgehlSvVVanjed .. i . . . ; ^ - v y . . .27«A Si

Worker.' ' ■^- poaNi) AorAO n p ^ 9 t r /- your friend Eddie .prettynfljpw'T" ■'• K •. Haroid: ^'diou ld aay Bot—Jt took him fodr bcurs to drive W» new sweetie flfW w nilies home from a dance the other .night.” Bpltsph. The end of thie pedestrian. Oh, stranger, sure was tough, He did his host at dodging cara But didn’t show speed enough!

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Instructor (giving firat. lesson, to L. Crotby, Greet BriUln riBbU reMr%’cid. lady driver): “This is the gear s ^ t ; Festurct SyndleSti^, d o ^ there is tUh brake; yonder s the accelerator, and over there is UUK ROARlilNO HUUSB the clutch. *u 1 She: Let’s take one thing at the, By Gene Ahem time; teach me to drive first. It takes a spicy cheer leader to ■The ToonerviUe Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine F<» put ginger in the team. They used to be called bootleg'- gers; now flivver loggers would be through a village. “I’m sorry, te V d t l A Y ? me»‘^.yhi5 is more appropriate. said, “but I shaU replace the am- UJicuB TTAKe; H ere’S NoaPi mal.” “That’s good for you,’’ she 3>0ULAR^S VlOT^'tH (3r UJORST CALAMl’tV VtAS Many a chicken has crossed the replied, “but I’m afraid you can t CISAT^S -vu- BlVf Oki "TH’’ V Meyer: “Hey; Don’t strike a laiCKEU C10ARS ABSOLLI-TElV Don’t get the idea that the fellow j there—that tank is full of M o ppet? T(5 p u a V PocrTBAuu ■piilKiEP * li^ECK, K\0V<1 you see driving a car past your vlKiAKIPS v-r place is making im endurance run. Morris: "Think nothing of it. This 1*LU KAV/EYo SPEKiP' FqR He is probably looking for a plac-j is a safety match.” ■R Aia GOtT A PIPE *1(1 SMO KE YtlEM, AFtE^ to park. A hypocrite, my friends, is a VoUR C1(5A'RS ALU W E -ff 'TvtEW PRV odrf; Kio Marriage is just as hard to make preacher who drives a used Ford Kl^iPA PEEU^iG b V He c k v\ak\(3E P i f x' l l 1 go of without love as it is to make during the week, and delivers a ser­ (20 YO AM^MOBE E^PEKiSE f in auto go without gasoline. mon Sunday against profanity. OFF TROM ‘BEI/Ae W E Y “ MA^BE Noa CA»A a f t e r Yi^EV PR'^v ILL Sardine packers will know litt'e Add similes: As much privacy as BTICK ’ em *1O0Etf(ER i petting party in a rumble seat. - ^ efficiency until they observe the 3>RVY^ folks that 1 J • i 1 i V s BETTeR. TO SET they shouldn’t. A <5000 eXAMPUE I i ^ BOT EASlEB.‘TO Cop: “You’re arrested for not ' • 1 (S 'u u a * UPSET \T* having a red light on the rear of your auto.” ^ Victim: “But officer, it’s not tha. VliLL AVZ> kind of a car.” -ifb y H e , u i - Pome on Careful Driving. A T 20A A A &/0-2'? Arrive sc r^ me.: Alive! BCtt.u.aPAT.orr.

NEW t. B. TREATMENT Londcm—Gold is being Used as a treatment f o r coisumption, at VVASHINGT()N TUBBS 11 •Brompton Hospital here. A salt of 'ieAH-'PowiU TW£ PUKE, gold is combined with 'sodium and Y SoOMPgP WNT IT? injected into the veins of patients, LIKE A 8V Twe VJATgR and the solution acts on the tuter- PORT/ piVEl ta k k . culosls germs. It is a' Danish dis­ ---- covery called sanocrysin. ■ Police Y' Mm.U.S.PAT.OFr. HUMT SWiNDtERS OUR& aWP coomtess PROV/6 1b eg. FAKES} d is a p p e a r 'Nm < 190,000 '‘BORRCWlti):' fROlA WASA TOBBS.

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R v .<5jnall Gratis Mn.(L«,wr.orr. SAliESMAN SAM CSATFiMt-V, 51!^ ■ StAASX 0 ^ "T^ • OM . ROOF \ ^ you couldn’t hear a single peep till the bam. It was a great big place. W W K OF WLUMV vieftTHRR.VAMeS - Coppy started in to snooze. Oh, I wish, thought he, t|iat somewhere my, but he snored loud. It sounded near, I’d find some water, cool and C o - just like sawing wood. You’d never clear. I know that it would wake thK>y said. atm. Wee Coppy puUed away real "Go back to sleep and rest your qifick dodged me horse by chance. head. I’ll »tay 'awake and you ^ Wee Clowny was. the,nearest lad. not be troubled any more. Just What happened seemed, at first, aUde back Into • slumherlTOd and quite sad. The horse reached up and H everything will work out-grand. If grabbed poor Clowny by the pants. you Should wake again you cannot (The Tinymites go up into the blame it on my snore.” . ^ Then, as tired Ootray . closed ms bay loft In the next itoryO. ■M- 'TJ ? \ "j..- *'i - ^ i.., • ir^ TUESEto, OCTOBER^ ^

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Noffke was sure'to take it from the Commerce, was a guest,of G. H. top pf the deck. After watching WUUams, pre^dent of the club. HALLOWE’EN cSSS TRICK w iz a r d g iv e s 'f.t him there is no doubt but tk&t he Jinunie Lou and his Jazz Rabbits, FROLIC AND DANCE Simday closed this morning with a can live up to his reputation, of per­ an orchestra composed of boys Auspices Recreation Centera largely attoided mass. UQNS FINE EVENING forming card tricks for forty hoiura abput 14 years old, played and sang, At East Side Bee Bldgr. straight Without repealfiig a trick during the'-dinner hour. " Wednesday Eve. Oct. SO, 1929 The G Clef Glee Club will meet once. l o ­ jEhnsurco Cleansing Creme—4 bz. Eight O’clock in the Swedish Lutheran church at Springfield Man Entertains Lo­ using ordinary rope Noffke^ cut it ’ Music by M l Waddell’s Orchestra 7 o’clock tonight. ’The choir will re­ into several-pieces, tied them to­ jar—dr by the pound—^for sale at Admission 50c. hearse at 8:30 o’clock ^night. ^ cal Club at Meeting at Man­ gether, rolled it ■ intp a ball and^on the 'Wddon Beauty Parlor; They also D EPARTMENT STORE §0.MAHCHESTEIt..COrm,, chester Community House. unwinding the wmai-tt was. again carry an excellent hail polish.—^Adv. s ...... I • • whole. Even woriang>t such, close; Ttoop 6, Boy Scouts, will hold a I For-one solid hour Paul Noffke, range'as Noffke JWus ^his audience Salted Nuts? The tasty crispness ABOUT TOWN Hallowe’en partly at the South ASK FOR AND,SAVE YOUR DUO-DOLLAR COUPONS professional magician of Spring- was unable to catch op. His run­ of ours makes them a real treat. ______1 N ... _ __ Methodist church at 7:30 o’clock field, Mass., entertained the Lions ning fire chatter dxiring his exhibi­ Get some today! Princess/ Candy Judging from the depleted stock tonight. Every Scout must be in I club at the weekly supper held last tion caused much laughter and the Shop, Main amd Pearl.—Adv. of Hsdlowe’en trimmings that have costume. 1 night at the Community club, with many tricks' on _ members of the appeared to be larger in Manches­ the art of legerdemain—card tricks, audience. One • object ^ o f much ter this year than ever before, Man­ The Luther League of the Swed­ ! rope tricks, paper tricks, coin tricks amusement was a'jug standing next chester is celebrating or planning to ish Lutheran church will meet at 8 : Sind innumerable others that mysti- to a pitcher on a chair. After oqe RUMMAGE SALE A LINEN SALE celebrate in fitting manner Thurs­ or two tricks Noffke would say o’clock Friday evening. ified his audience completely. , THUBSDAY \ day, the night of the black cats and “Need a little water on that one,” To Noffke the magicians art is Vacant Store, 840 Main St. the old woman who rides on the A surprise Hallowe’en house­ most'charming work if presented and empty the contents of the jug Table Linens, Beddings, Vanity Sets, broom. There has also been an in­ warming party was held “on Mr. and properly. The most necessary quali- into the pitcher.' The amount of Next to A. A P. Market creased sale of apples, evidently for Mrs. Wm. Orr of Lydall street Sat­ ification to succeed in this line in water that was "poured, from the jug Ladles Aid Society South that popular Hallowe’en Indoor urday night with about 50 friends, his opinion is “to love, it,” followed was remarkable. M. E. Church Noffke offered his services free . Towels, and Towelings Are Include^ sport—dipping for the apple. all in costume, present. Mr. and Mrs. I closely by “nerve” and “persist- ance.” Starting with card manipu­ of charge- at any - time the Lions Orr were given a desk, the presen­ club wished to hold an activity for George Rix left last night on a tation speech being made by Sam­ lation at whiclii Noffke was ao In This Sale motor trip through the New Eng­ kifowledged a peer without equ^ at charity. A chicken pie dinner was uel Mason. Refreshments were serv­ served" by the Commi^ty club, in­ land states, and will visit friends ed and the evening spent playing the convention of the International along the way. Eldred McCabe, the cluding home made biscuits, pump­ games and dancing. Brotherhood of Magicians at Lima, new secretary of the Chamber of Ohio, recently,,he gave an exhibi­ kin pie and coffee. Eldred McCabe, new secretary of the Chamber of Commerce will take office on Fri­ The ladies of the Home Binders’ tion of skill that was amazing. He day, November 1. society will meet this evening at could do everything with the cards 7:45 in the South Methodist church. but make them talk. Not the least Troop 2 of the Boy Scouts will of his'repertoire was taking an or­ The literary club will also meet at meet this evening when the electri­ this church tonight for a discussion dinary pack of cards and by press­ cal test will be taken. To each troop ing on them, shrinking the pack un­ of one of A. M. S. Hutchinson’s lat­ in town which passes the test is to til it was no larger than a thumb­ est books. A special selling of smart linens—r-linen towels, bridge be given the necessities for making nail. Another move and lo! the V a radio receiving set. cards were thrice the natural size. sets, luncheon cloths, towelings and card table covers— Clarence and Mabel Frost have Again no matter where someone in sold their seven-room single house The Beethoven 'Glee Club will the audience placed a certain card that are suitable for bridge prizes and shower gifts. present a concert o^ sacked num­ on Delmont street to Peter and Agnes Zabluskos of Wapping, whoj bers at the Lutheran Concordia Many foresighted, women will purchase these items for church on Sunday evening. in turn have sold their tobacco -farm ' in that place and are planning to FOOD SALE Christmas giving. It will be worth your while to clieck The Fellowship Bible CIm s of the occupy their new home within a ^ day or two. The sale ' was made j Swedish Lutheran church will hold Wednesday, 2:30 P. M, over your linen supply and replenish your stock during a Hallowe’en party at Osano’s cot­ through the Wallace D. Robb agen-: tage, Bolton, on Wednesday even- cy. , ____ Watkins Brothers Store this sale. mg, Nov. 6. It will be in the form of a poverty social, everyone at­ Twenty tables were filled with Center Church W’omen’s Federation players at the' Buckland school tending wearing their oldest 81x99-inch Bed Sheets, good Pure Linen .Dish Towels,, clothes. Miss Myrtle Johnson is whist last night, in charge of teachers of the school. The $2.50 heavy Irish linen towel? with'' pVin K ey which enables yon to find APOLLO CHOCOLATES the proper resonxuice point in Hallowe’en" Wrappers. Pure Linen Lunch Cloths, 50 inches square, with colored' for finest tone. Don’t Forget • - borders in blue, gold and green combination colors. Color fast. 95o Price, without tubes, iMJAO we have the largest mn momoti : and crispiest SALTED NUTS Novelty Scarfs, Jace, hand Empire Pillow Cases, good ^iwppin^ (Sent^ embroidered emd lace trim­ quality. Sizes: 42 and 45x39 in town. med! Each ...... 95c inches. 3 for 96q Princess. Candy Shop A Great Value For Main'and Pearl Sts. 0 Pure Linen Hemstitched Table Cloths An attactive pure linen. 54x70 Inch damask cloth with hem­ 3 Days Only stitched borders. Six napkins to match. Three smart designs from which to select. $3:95 fHPN 3 Pc. Living Room Turkish Towels, plain white Linen Dish Toweling, glci^ or and colored bordered ’Turkish the hea-vier plain linen towel.- towels. Good, heavy towels-. ing with colored bordert. Y »d ^ 4 for 95c I 3 for 9Se G O O D THINGS TO EAT Special Early Delivery ...... 7:15 a. m. Heavy Weight Face Qotiis with colored hems. Blue, gold, ■green, rose and lavender. Dozen 95o Regular Early Delivery ...... 8:00 a. m. i ' _ First Afternoon belivery .1:30 p. m. Novelty Card Table Covers; sateen bordered covers with Regular $200.00 for contrasting odors. Designed comers 9So CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP, 6 cahs ...... 49c % Generator EV APORATED MILK, Armour’s or Pet Brand, V 5 c a n s ...... '...... • • • • • 49c / Novelty PiUow Cases, new pil­ Pure Linen Lunch Sets, beau­ MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ...... 49c lb. low cases with colored checked tifully hand embroidered. 38- Starter and Iff riitibn hems finished with embroidery PINEHURST VERY BEST COFFEE ...... 49c lb. inch cloth and four napkins. $ 100.00 \ . r V* and appliqusd'designs. Repaired at reasonable We will have fresh Carrots at 5c bunch, Beets 10c, 3 bunches A T'efy fine set fcar .... .$1.95 Davenport, Ottoman and One Chair Are charge. We can save you ex 2Sc, Cauliflower, Tomatoes, Celery, Lettuce, Green Beans, Brus­ pense an/i annoyance as we sel Sprouts and BrochlL the Three Luxurious Pieces in Tender Lamb for Stewing, Veal Chops. Hale’s Linens—^?.Iain Ftoor, Left. . have instruments which locate Boasting Chickens uid FowL This Suite, y all electrical trouble quickly. Tender Lean neces of Pineburst Qn^ty Corned 3eef. DAVENPORT OTTOMAN Chair, 5 Styles PINEHURST ROUND STEAK GROUND Norton Electrical Small Link Sausage. Sausage Meat.. Choice of two Has upholstered soft Winged End Chairs, Ends of Pork to codk with Kraut SOc. ' styles, roU arm or cushion top. Cover- High Back Chairs, Instrument (’o. Fresh. Spare Bibs'will be In for the afternoon delivery. loose pillow arms. Low Back Chairs, Hilliard Street. IVIanchester Extreme length, 80 Panel Back Chair, inches. 3-part backs pieces. Sizes 16x22 Fireside tufted back Phone 4060 —5-seat cushions. inches. Chair. This suite is covered in plain colored Mohair in 8 different shades with plain velour trim to m'atoli. Quality Mohair is the only kind used... .no inferior or make-believe grades of so-called mohairs enter into the \ making of this suite. Seat construction... .built upon guaranteed web­ bing tops tailored in Skinner’s satin which is not usually found in Living Room Fm’niture. Reversible Cushions___ covered in beautiful fabrics in combination with mohaii*. No excelsior used in any part of this suite. Built under our own supervision, we unconditionally guarantee these Suites for workman­ jf ship.

ADDITIONAL CHAIRS $45 00 A great many cases because of limited space, cus­ tomers prefer only a Davenport, Ottoman and ' How much better it is to put your valuables Chair... .however, if you desire an extra chair you can buy one at this nominal price of $45.00. in our Safe Deposit Vault, than to store them at p.lK' home and run the risk of. losing them by fire or THURSDAY NIGHT IS THE NIGHT when the witches and theft. Here you can rent a Private Lock Box goblins are out. ' To help you celebrate we have all (he house for only $3.00, $5.00, $10 or $25 per year. party decorations. SKELETONS, OWLS, WITCHES, CA’TS, WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. LAN-TERNS, CREPE PAPER, STREAMERS, ETC. Funeral Directors ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS \ DEWEY-RICHMAN GO. CHAPEL AT 11 OAK S'L- JEWELERS, SILVERSMITHS, STATIONERS, OPTiriAN S

Phones: OJSce 5171 SOUTH MANCHESTER.,conn: ■. I ^ ' ...... f - ; Robert K. Anderson F^eral Director Residence 7494 mnD E S T A B LISHED 1905 ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—TT m i