New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 13

Y. W. T0 DISCUSS ‘PEAGE BUSINESY “Internationalism” Topic of Hot Springs Convention Hot Spring, Ark., March 31.--"In- ternationallsm, or the Business of Peace” will be the general subject of the evening sessions of the seventh national biennial convention of the Young Women's C n association of America, to be held here April 20 to 27. Ioreign speakers at the con- vention will include Miss A, Maude Royden, ILnglish woman preacher, who will give a series of addresses on "The Christian Way of Life." Miss Royden, said to be tife only woman who has filled the pulpit of the City Temple of London, one time an extension Oxford university. ter of Sir Thomas Royden, lord mayor of Liverpool. Miss den studied at Cheltenham Miss Dorothy Beale, one of the neers of higher education for lecturer at ferd, Other speakers from abroad will be Miss Anne Laml, an Anglo-fn.ian of (ioh- Belginm, “The Business of Caleutta, and Countess IHelene let de Alviella of Brussels, who will discuss Peace Between Nations." The same topic will he treated hy court of the first woman judge of a common pleas in the United States, Judge Itiorence F. Allen of Cleveland, “The Business of Peace” will also be discussed Robert E. Jones of New Orleans and Mrs. T.uke G. Johnson of Atlanta and “in our work-a-day life” by a com- munity specialist, Edward C. Linde- man of Greensboro, N. (., , of sociology in College for Women, Within the national convention are three groups which will hold section- al meetings; the national student as- sembly the industrial assembly and the world service council. The indus- trial assembly will discuss unemploy- ment and religion. BAR GERMANS New South Wales Prohibits Iintrance of Engincering Experts to Come to Country to Build. Sydney, N. 8. W., March 31. decision of the federal government against permitting six German en- gineering experts to land here for {he purpose of erecting certain machinery at the~Victorian government's mine at Morwell ment on isters, it is reported. of a very delicate nature, was im- ported from Germany by permission of the commonwealth it could not be purchased elsewhere, The services of the experts were necessary to supervise its erection, a task that would consume a year. The commonwealth refused to permit th German engineers to land under a 1920 amendment to the immigration act which classed persons of German parent age and nationality as pro- hibited immigrants until 1 was at She is the daugh- formerly Roy- under pio- wom- en, und at Lady Margaret Hall, Ox- s between races by Bishop professor Ric the North Carolina The | coal | has caused rt'snnl-J\ the part of the state min- | The machinery | ha VOICES IN THE AIR [ KDKA (Westinghouse station at East Pjtts- burgh, Pa.) FRIDAY, MARCH 31 0 p. m.—Lenten services from the Trinity lipiscopal church, Pitts- burgh, conducted by Rev, H, W, An- thony, New Brighton, Pa. 8:00 p. m.—"The Junior Civic Club and its Accompishments” by Nellie S, Hoover, Peabody High school. 8:30 p. m.—Artists from the studio of Richard Knotts. WBZ (Westinghouse station at Springfield, Muss.) 8:00 p. m, ~Neil Patterson, known as the Harry Lauder of Springfield. WGY (General Electric Co,, Schenectady, N. Y)! Health talk by Dr. Ilerman M. Riggs, New York State Health Com- missioner, Quartet, Adaglo-Allegro. Andante Cantabhile, Rice String Quartet Kdward Rice, violin; Tom De- Stefano, violin; Earnest Burleigh, cello; Leo Kliwen, viola. SHOMINZR (o4 5 s DElRIGED: Tenor solo—Thomas Hopkins, Jr. (a) Midnight . Godard (b) Serenade .... «v.. Godard olin duet with plano Edward Rice, violin; Tom Stefano, violin; Iarl Rice, Who's Afraid . 5 Reading—M . Naylor Andante Cantabile .... Tschaikowsky Rice String Orchestra Address by Albert S. Callan, of Albany, N. Y. [IMirst vice com- mander, N. Y. Depuartment of American Legion. The Crow's I5gg .. John Barnes Wells Tenor solo—Mr. Hopkins The Mill Raff-Pochon String Quartet The Night Wind .. Tugene Field Reading: Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes 0Old English String Quartet Four Leaf Clover Brownell Tenor solo—Mr. ins Valse Noble i Rice String Quartet WJIZ (Westinghouse station at Newark, N. J.) 7 p. m.—"Man in the Moon” stories for children. 7:30 p. m~—~"“Some Facts about Your Feet” by Dr. Reuben Gross, M. D. 7:50 p. m.—“Reminiscences of the last ten years in motion pictures by Adolph Zukor, Pres. Ifamous Players | —Lasky Corp. Musical program under the direction of Hugo |I' senfeld, managing director, Rivoli, Rialto and Criterion theater: b Mozart De- piano . Cooke JANITOR FID New York, March 31.—Accused of ng removed the beds upon which two children lay ill of measles because their parents madn’t paid the rent, Robert Washington, janitor, was fined | $50 in West Side court. Magistrate | Lievin expressed regret that he could | not send the janitor to the work- | house and that the law had failed to wch the apartment manager. 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