New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1924, Page 28

PROF. JOHNSON T0 MAKE YALE AWARDS Will Assist in Selecting Best Essays in Prize Contest New Haven, March 14.—Announce- Treat 13. Johnson, chairman department of ment was made today by Prof, organic chemistry, of Yale university, of the state committee which will as- sist in making awards of scholarships in the prize Essay contests to “bring about a better understanding of chem- istry in the minds of laymen of the country.” The scholarships have been donated by various universities in the Ameri- can Chemical society's prize es: contest, in addition to the six fo year tuition scholarships to Yale uni- versity and Vassar college given by Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Garvin of New York. Over a million hoys and girls are expected to enter the contest. Com- pleted essays must be in the hands of the chairman of the state awards committee not later than April 15, The Connecticut committee consists of Prof. T. B. Johnson, chairman I'rank D. Chency, South Monchester; k. Kent Hubbard, Middletown, presi- dent of the Connecticut Mfrs, associa- tion; J. W. Aslop, Avon; Leslie O. Johnson, New Haven high school; Willlam B, Price, chief chemist, Sco- ville Mfg, Co., Waterbury: General George H. Cameron, chicf of staff, 76th division, 1 A.. Hartford: Dr, David M. Ly , Gaylord Farm sani- tarium, Wallingford: Prof. Frank P. Underhill, Yale Medical school; Miss Caroli Ruutz-Rees, Greenwich, and I'rederick Kingsbury, Bridgeport Brass Co., Bridgeport In order to make sufficient authen- tic data available to cont ants the FINDS 100 INDICTMENTS IN THE HERRIN RIOTING Grand Jury Returns Fifty-five Agains Young, Klan Leader of “Dry” Raids, ., Mareh 14.--One hun- tments were returned yes- a grand jury which has tigating conditions eport made avoiding ree; t riots in Williamson county. f the indictments are against S, nn Young, prohibition worker and paid leader of the XKu Klux Klan and leader of recent liquor raids conductedqin the county, which it is said, led to the clash between Klan and anti-Klan factio The indictments include a charge of murder in the kiliing of Constable Cagle, shooting with intent to kill in the of Deputy Sheriff Talman and v ous charges in c¢onnection with firing on the Herri Terrin, dred ind terday been invi The jur; tions for case COLUMBUS TIME CHANGED Railroads Ordervd to Shift schedules In Ohio Districts 14.—Effective Commerce that Washingt March March 30 the Interst Commission ordered yesterday railroads entering Columbus, O., must consider that city as in the eastern rd time zone and correct their 'time schedules accordingly. The commission likewise ordered thut the “part of Ohio east of the line of the eastern division of the | Ohio Central from Toledo to Fostoria and the line of the Hocking Valley ailway from Fostoria to Gallipolis” |likewise shouid be placed in the east- |ern zone. The change also involies incorpora- tion of Wayne county, W. Va,, and the portion of the Norfolk and Western line north and west of Williamson, W, Vi, in the central time zone. ~ a NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1924, SHIP'S WRECKAGE FOUND ON COAST Debris From Schiooner Picked Up on Nantucket March 14.- disaster Nantucket, Evidence of the loss of a score of lives was Guardsmen oft station, on the north shore of Nantucket Island, yesterday when ma of wreckage drifted in from sea to Madaket bar. A vessel's name pla found floating among the debris indicated that the wreckage was from the six masted schoouner Wyoming of Portland, Me., bound from Norfolk for St. Johns, N. Bi' with a cargo of coal. “ In the early morning, Guardsmen said planks and driftwood that apparently had formed parts of @ wooden ship began driving in from Nantucket Sound, and lodging along the shore, As the day wore on the beach was dotted for several miles with wreckage, late in the after- ncon the Coast Guard crew, scarching among the flotsam. came upon the name plate and identified the lost ves- sel, Last night wrec still was driting in from sca. Fear Crew Lost. A careful search failed to rcveal any bodies: It was believed that the high seas running during the past few days would have made it impossible for the crew to escape in small boats, The Wyoming was reported on Sun- day as having passed VineVard Haven on Saturday, bound cast. Her Port- land owners had news of her on Mon- | day as being a few miles northeast of Pollock Rip lightship. The Wyoming was in command of shipping involving probable discovered Coust the Madak by ge Capt. Charles Glaesil, who had sailed | Coast yand Miss Georgia Portland syndicate and returned the coul carrying trade. The six masted schooner Edward J Lawrence, now at Portland, is the vivor of a large fleet of her ty merly owned in Boston, Portland and Rath. The Ruth six masted vessel lost a ago on Nantucket Shoals, month City Items See Nollin White's Sensation of seu- sen, the “Roilin” at Onorato Motor Co., 18 Main St. Tel, 3425.—advt. Mayor A. M. Paons has received a cdrd from Mrs. Edith Bolling Wil- son acknowledging his message o sympathy wired her at the time of the ex-president’s death. “Linger Awhile,” fox trot, Bruns- wick record. John A. Andrews & Co. —advt, A marriage license has been issucd to Timil Keller of Ridgefield, N. J., Pinchin of 560 West Main'street, \ictrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans ~~advt. A mecting of Iev. W. A, Harty branch, A. O. H. will be held in Judd’s hall this evening immediutely following lenten services in the chure} The first and sccond de- grees will be conferred on a lavge of candidates, New Brunswick records every weelk at John A. Andrews & Co.—advt. Sons were born at the New Britain General hospital yesterd: to Mr and Mrs, Patrick Howley of 173 South Main street and to Mr. and Mrs, Henry Glock of East strect. Smart Spring Millinery, French Hat shoppe, 87 West Main St., Prof. Bldg. —advt, Action in the case of Ray Hoicomb of Hartford against C. 1. Orns of this city has been stopped. The suit was settled out of court Hear “Al Jolson™ oa records at John A. Andrews & Co. . Merrill, another Brunswicke !t1|~ foreign trade. About two yl‘m'x‘ 3 | ago the Wyoming and several other ‘mrxl‘ schooners were purchased by a| to HARTFORD SUBURBAN TELEPHONE SERVICE We now have a direct telephone trunk line from New Britain. from New Britain without toll charge. 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