New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1924, Page 5

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Wobdeock Was|yon ang the Colorado river as the the Actors' Equity association, that|tharged with having deserted his wife [ hycious of a great government eon- | the next move in the deadlock be- |and two children in England. trolled superpower system to produce | tween the actors’ organization and the | Woodeock, a 35-year-old bank clerk | oz “and nitrates, is producing managers’ association over |it was stated, planned to start a poul- bills introduced today by | adoption of the “equity shop” must|try and fruit farm in this country. H nator Norris, Nebraska, and Repre- | come from the managers. | companion Is bobbed-haired and 21! ntative Kellor, Minnesota, Mr. Emerson’s statement was made | Years old. The purpose of the bill is to con- at a mass meeting of 1,200 actors and | When they arrived at Halifax Sat- | gorva and tse for the public benefit actresses, who voted almost unani-|urday, a cablegram from Scotland | tne' groat natural resouress, and . & mously to sustain the demand for an|Yard requested Captain Warner of | non-political public service commis- “equity shop”, which provides that|the Orduna to hold them, arrange for | oo "0 50 Jon, o P G BEERRE COMIMES after June 1, when the contract with |the issuance of Canadian deportation | 64505 would be ereated to further the managers' association expircs, no|pap and then take them back to ), development of the project. Al equity member shall perform service | England on the vessel's return vov-|yonq jesue of $500,000,000 as a re- for any manager in any company un- |age from New York, ! volving fund to carry on the initial less each and every member of the S —e—— aperations would be authorized. n{:mpm‘;)' tls.] and vontinues (lo”h»‘ Ponson quuor Flood | Representative Keller, in a state- throughout the engagement of the 5 ment accompanying his bill, said actor @ membe. in gocd standing of Hits Tipsters in Phlla..”“\r,', e munz:nmlxl;l dwed the Aetors' Equity association. Philadelphia, March 10. — A fresh | qootric power plants in the United There were but two dissenting votes | flood “of poisonous liquor over the which would fit in as units of at the meeting. It was unde | week-end in the Tenderloin resulted these were registered by in a seore of cases of alcoholic poison- Lenihan, now appearing in the title ing treated at hospitals today. De- role of George Bernard Shaw's “Saint | spite the increase in number of vie- Joan,” and Richard Bennett, times, arrests for the week-end to- Included in the list of well known [taled only 40 persons in the central players who voted to back the Equity |section, as compared with 148 for the demands were Elsie Ferguson, lLau-|week before. Pastors representing | rette Taylor, Jane Cowl and FEthel |676 congregations belonging to the lo- | Barrymore, |cal Federation of Churches are plan- “This is no time for temporizing,” | ning to visit City hall in a body to- | Jane Cowl said. “We have tried to|day to express to ) or Kendrick and be fair. Iam married to a manager, | Director of Public Safety Butler their and T am part manager of my own |endorsement of the clean-up move- production, but in a competition of iment. The demonstration follows a this kind Jane Cowl, the manager, wave of approval given to the cam- Bt e would go down before Jane Cowl, the | paign by the congregations of all the actress.” churches in the federation. A meet- “I consider the proposition which [ing of an executive committee of MRS. SUTLIFF Is 88 Fquity made fair and reasonable,” |women and another of laymen is | Miss Barrymore telegraphed from ! |scheduled later today to plan for a| Rochester, N, Y. “We must stand [popular “march on City hall" and | Octogenarian Keeps in Touch together as we did in 1919 and as we | mass mnpting Mareh 22 | always will" C “If we were in the place of the| managers, knowing what we do of the [Ex- Head Of Klan Fined business, we would grant the actors| 30,000 for White Slavery what they are asking,” Elsie Ferguson Atlantic City, N.J, March 10. sald, Public warning of a ‘“combination” offering protection to rum runne {who are landing whiskey by boat was {made in o statement by Prosecutor Touls A. Repetto. 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Unless the Honduran | ment made vertures | groups, \i will definitely Washington, March 10.- revolutionists have rejected is bridged and s with the other Catholic Thenis, pears atisfactory arrange it is announced, abandon the attempt to made by several Central American re- publics to restore peace and govern- ment in that country the state department by its represen- ’fiv'ialn to take an even more pessimise tice view of the Honduran situation and to abandon hope that an adjust- ment between the contending candi- dates for the presidency would be ef- fected in the near future. that the consulate at that place was fired on Saturday during a five-hour engagement in which the revolution- ists forced the e Facto government forces to evacuate. General Zelaya, leader of the revolutionists assured ! the consul that American Interests would be protected Rear Admiral Dayton, commanding the cruiser Denver, was reported to | have teft Tela Sunday, returning to Pucrto Cortes and to Ceiba. The de- Denver. TAKES MINOR ROLE San Francisco, March 10.—Appear- ing in a minor role in the pilay| “Secrets,” Mrs. Nancy Lane Kauffman, | daughter of the late Franklin K. Lane, | secretary of the interior, made her debut as a professional actress last She is using the name “Nancy The development, reported today mz | tatives In Central America causcd of- | Viee Consul Purdy at.Tela reported | tachment of American Marines which | had been landed at Tela left on the |g504 his destination is Paris. | remodel the government. In such an {event the belief now is expressed that King Albert will call upon Emil Van- dervelde, the socialist leader, to form a ministry which will be composed of the soclalists and Flemish Catholics. London, March from now on will be personificd by the Turkish parliament, according to announcement by Mustapha Kemal Pasha, president of Turkey, as given in an Exchange Telegraph despatch from Constantinople The president |is smald to bave made this known in {notifying the Mohammedan leaders in India of the Turkish government's de- cision to abolish the caliphate caliphate )S LEAVES ATHENS By the Associated Press Athens, March 10.—Former Pre- mier Venizelos has left Athens, it was announced today. is under- The | governmental situation, complicated by the resignation of the Kafandaris government Saturday, appeared to be assuming a more settled status today and it is expected that a new gov- ernment will be formed '!Jnmor- row. The easternmost point of the United States is West Quodds Head, near Eastport, Me.; the westgrnmost 1t ipoint Cape Alva, Wash, | Republican women are sharpening their tongues for the coming campauzn Photo shows group at National Women’'s Republican club, New York city, where trained speakers instruet rookics. On spoakvh platform, left to right are: Mrs.. Arthur L. Livermore, Mrs. Netty Shuler, Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton and | Mrs. Rosalie Loew Whitney. b