New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1924, Page 13

' WOMAN' INFERIOR T0 MAN IS ISSUE Scriptural Principle Comes Up Before Preshyterian Conference By the Assoclated Pre San Antonio, Tex, May 17,—"The fubordination of woman to man,” as! a scriptural principle of the terian church in the again is a living issue before the eral assembly of the church row in its 041l session here. A year ago this auestion was settled in favor of wom- en by dction of the assembly in Preshy- United gen- ad- mitting them to exceutive committees | of the assembly. The issue been #iving trouble since then ,according to 1 reports filed by several Presbyteries, and today the assembly has before it at least ten overtures from various sections of the country some de- manding that women be excluded from the committees and pro- testing any change in the 1923 action. The executive committees are those on foreign missions, home mission, Christian education and ministeria relief, and publication and sabbath school work, These bodies deal with the major activities of the national church body, Only one Presbytery sending in overtures on the question favors wom- °n on the eommittees, The Presb) ery St. Johns, synod of IMlorida, 1s introduced an overture recording its hearty approbation of the policy of admitting women to membership ol our exceutive committees as being riate and practical and would pectfully overture the gencral as- sembly of our church to make no whatever in the cy of the L in this matter, o established by enactment assembl the Preshytery of Dallas and that the question be to the Preshyterians for action, The action of It nesembly has caused *“widespr satisfaction,” said the Dallas resolu- tion, The Preshytery of Concord deelares that alinis women to these committees necessarily in viela- tion of the principle of subordination of woman to man,” and requests revision of the action, Two other legislative proposals, concerning the question of withdraw- ing from the federal council churches of Christ in America, one of and of the ne I'rom 8¢ ion of “is seriptural of and States, | ready settledd | the modernistic doctrine alleged to bhe developing in the foreign mission field, also will come up for solution next week. | The federal council is charged with participating officially in political | matters, One overture declares that | the Presbyterian church must sever | all relations with the council “for the reason that said counell is participat- officially in matters political sccu- Such participation, the over- states, is “unscriptural and not in accord with the historic and repeated, declarations chureh.” in la ture City tems The board of public works will hold a hearing at ) o'clock Tuesday evening on the proposed abandonment of Pickett street, from Talcott to Att- wood street, and fof the abandon- ment of Attwood street from Pickett street to West street, I'ranklin Square Filling Station opens at 6:30 a. m., daily.—advt, Mrs. W. O'Connor, Mrs. B. W, Alling, Harry I’, O'Connor and Stanley Traceski left for Litchficld wh they will join Judge B. W. Alling and W. O'Connor, who have been spend- ing the past week in that town. Smart Spring Millinery, IFrench Shoppe, 87 West Main St., Prof. advt., Police have been notified of the, sus pension of licenses to operate motor vehicles held by Peter Olescavitz of 50 Horace street, I'rancis Abraham of 160 Washington street and Solly Ros- enholtz of 233 North strect Hallinan’s Lunch from 8:30 a. m to 7:30 p. m.—advt. A meeting of the Sunshine society will be held in Trinity M. E. church at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon Miss #lazard of the state farm for women at Niantie will be the ehief speaker of the meeting. Home cooked tunches at Crowell's, ——advt 3elle Alling of 37 Wallace Areet, who underwent an operation at the Hartford hospital Monday, is re- ported resting comfortahly Victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans advt, IForty 0 o'clock Sunday. H 3ldg. Mrs, K. as Hours deyvotion will open at mass at St Joseph's he devotions will | come 1o a close Tuesday morning 8 Columbia Records, $1.00, C. Pierce Co.—advt, Dr. D, P, Sullivan of 157 Church street, Hartford, resumed prace tice, Hours 2 to 5 p. m.—advt Come and try our Sunday dinner da Shoppe, 269 Main St,—advt, n chur on L. has | 8¢ Acres of diamonds filled with portunity gems—Herald classified ads, op- said, Garden Time— | These are the days when most of us plan and toil in the garden—the flower beds and the \ vegetable rows--all take our thought ‘ and our effort—but do we plan and consider our Thrift Garden? The planting of a small deposit in our Savings Garden will, if regularly cultivated and nourished, hear re- sults equally as satisfactory as the home garden. Plant Your First Dollar Here Today Burritt Savings Bank Open Tonight WAPPING OUT NEW FOREIGN POLICIES Internationalism Will be Prir pal Feature of French Govt. Ol 5¥ The Associated Press. Paris, May 17. — Internationalism will e on® principal feature of the new government from a joint statement of the princi- ples of the new partmmentary major- M. Her former P'remier ity, issued by iot, the Icader of Pain- an soclal- radicals, leve, leader of the republ ists, and lLeon Blim, head of the so- sialists, The is a program of the future major- program conciliation and international understanding,” they The rather declaration adds that the new majority will have financial program with the object obtaining a real balance of the budget and involving a fight against the high cest of living, which means a struggle against the depreciation of the franc. Separate ers ity of of say. vague a declarations by the lead- he different fractions in the majority support the idea that future government to reach a complete understanding with Germany. M. Herrot in one re- mark characterizes the the forthcoming cabinet huma Thi | new the of S “more a on the part of the French political policy is regarded in 4]1;|hmer‘ cir- as certain to bring. on another s of international conferences The chances for a rebirth of supreme is still remote, e the radicals and soci to widen these d the admision of the former countries and the neufrals, Premier MacDonald of Great ain s also understood to ha of mind, so early summoning of a 1 P in which G take part is expected GILLETT BAGKS UP - GOOLIDGE'S POLICY Promises to Work for His Pro- gram il Elected From Mass. of the be- will by council can ists fer scussion | Rrit- this n will parley rmany Washington, “support wh May 17.—~A pledge to Ieheartedly the policies of President Coolidge it elected seniator {rom Massachusetts, is given by Speak:® Gillett in a letter to &, M Washburn, secretary of the Roosevelt club at Boston, The speaker also de- “there is not the slighest chance of any substantial ehange in the Volstead law.” Declining an invitation to address a luncheon meeting of the « today beeause of his inability to get away from Washington, Mr. Gillett referred to President Coolides “greatest of .-: clared as the asset he republican remember party when the election was held six years ago,” the speaker “the main argument the democratie candidate was that a sgn needed who would supfort Wilson. Yon remem- I 1 &hould be elected 1 promise there shall be no such dis appointment. My would be to support wholeheartedly the policies of President « e He is the greatest assct of the republican party and has shown such sound judgment and such a wise and thorough grasp of our problems that 1 glad to trust his leadership. I note the press that both *a ed wels and dry are frying for ate wae President ber, the also result purpose nationa from the to make of their differences a politi- | cal | to me gn. 1t ated to enforeement ment has aw the hich 1 deo certainly is in this camp seems that The been and not the now s law only issne rel subject clghteentl adopted it Until is believe will not in its e possible my Iife the only Issue orcement s not substantial char ere the slightest ge in the Vol Most of the changes urged are hoth fllegal impracticable and seem to me " agitation iet and vigeroos law enforcement, not that lip serviee | which declares for 1aw while patronis- Irg and shiclding booflegrers, but that genuine serdlea Which enlists earnestly 1o root oet the evi chance of any stead law, and merely deviee for I favor s | ON SHORTER HOURS | Reading, Pa., May 17 postedd today in t of the Reading railroad company an | nouncing that the vartous departments | Wil g0 on & five-days & week sched- |ule. The curtailment is indefinite, the |notice saye. The car shops, it was | understoon are affected plant employs about 4,0 Orders were » locomotive shops also ) men program, it appears | will endeavor | forcign policy | the enemy | am | The | | T— " Wall Street Briefs 1 ‘ I May 17.—Members committee it the of bank known fears o New York, he International ers on Mexico have let not s in Wi ent di compicte collapse ecment., of hat sthey do share sh s in tht official cire dieated in will a Mexican debt a Mexico is unable to meet the nest interest ment, intercsted hank expressed the opinion that stoppage of payments would he temparary, ateh thore he the if lven have th only Stockholders of the Crucihle company of America have in- formed by H. 8. Wilkinson, chairman of the board of that earn ings in the eight months ended April , were above dividend requirements has in ‘urrent as ots were more than $28, iinst current liabilities of $1,536, Unfilled orders exceeded 70,000 tons. The regular quarterly 1% per cent preferred. dividend was declared. Retail sales of the Ford Motor rom January 1 to May 121 units, cars and showing a gain of 102,15 |same period a year ago §3,- 852 in the first 10 days of May were said to Indicate a new record for the month, exceeding the April record of 211,410, heen directors m 10, total Reflecting the Missour! Pacific rail- \road’s plan to adguire control of the New Orleans, Texas & Mexico, which lhave taken form in an offer to buy 0 of the latter shares, stock of | the Gulf Coast line had achieved a high price for the year of 1277, ad. vancing from 931 earlfer in the year, The proposal is regarded as an fm. vortant step in the consolidation of southwestern railroads, ¥ Nevised estimates by the national automobile chamber of commerce of the motor vehicle output in April, {placed the total at 358,600 instead of {#37.000 whieh is six per cent below the total for March. Production in - |the first four months of the year wns 11,424,730 cars and trucks against 1,. 258,198 in the samea period of 1923, Placing of the Louisville & Nash. ville shares on a $6 annual basis has directed attention o the variety of [8ix per cent railroad stoek ohtainable on the stock exchange at strikingly divergent prices. “Nickln Plate” shares are selling around 763 : South ern Pacific at 83%: Louisville & Nashville at 931 and Atchison af 103, The Rethlehem 8teel eorporation reducing working days from six to five weekly in its plants in the Baltimore district, but is not laying off it men of whom about 3,000 are affected in all departments except the tin plate mill which is operating at eapacity, Net profit of the Venture dated @il flelds fell to 81,001, 1923, from $2,321,904 in 1922 equal to $1.65 A share on the capital stoeck Against $3.92 a share the year hefore, 10 VISIT MOSCOW Mary and Doug and Also Charlic Chaplin Plan to Visit Rossan Cap- wel in Jnlg, London, May 17.—Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, her husband, are golng to Moscow in July, and Charlie Chaplin is going later to the soviet capital, according to a dispateh 10 the Daily Kxpress from Moscow, Ateributing the information M Ko one of the directors of tlie sovict government's cinema truet. He 18 quoted as maying “Have just received a letter from Mary, She wishes to come and see Russia for herself and ascertain how the Lussian public her and Doug on the films,” Kossmann will meet them at Btock holin & fortnight hence he adds, and try to persuade them to take parts in the great new Itussia flim drama now being prepared. He says he also to meet Charlie Chaplin & similar arrangement to mann, recefve expects and make with him SUIT TO CANCEL LEASE Los Angeles Wants to Repudiate 30. | Year Contract for Harbor Land, 1,08 Angeles, May 17.—Suit to can a 30-year lease alleged to have been filegally granted to Doheny in- terests on seven acres of municipally wned harbor lands here was filed in superior court yesterday by the city attorney in accordance with instruc- tions from the eity council According the ecomplaint, the Los Angeles harbor board granted the eel o lease and Transport company, & Doheny firm, in violation of a provision in the city charter prohibiting the trans- fer of municipal wharfage to private interests, to the They fairly bristle with epporiuni- tles—Herald classified ads Do you run your home as a Business? Do you Budget your Expenditures?—then when the monthly bills come in, pay them by check? This method does not necessitate the handling of ac- tual money with the chance of loss or theft but provides a convenient method and at the same time legal receipt for all payments made. Why not carry your home expenditures on the same basis business? Try Your Checking Account At the you would a ’ New Britain Trust Co. May 17 of pric L market firmn York, the ¢ W IProfit-t ned 8 reaetion ey in tods dull stoc enrly the an period of on more optimistic tenor of weekly mercantile revics tainty as to w the hseneh of end spe aci ier ni take on Ve the wee wi v bu sellin Dy Congoleum ion of Baldwin 0il, nt those closing wa 2 points he Sales approxi- mated Am Can Am lLoco Am Smit & Am Wool Anaconda Atch T & 8§ Baldwin Loco . Balt & Ohio Beth Steel B Consol Tex Can Pacific Ches & Ohio ... Chi Mil & 8 P. Chi Rek 1 & P Chile Copper hino Copper onsol Gaus Corn Prod Ref . Crucibie Steel Cuba Cane Sug. Erie 1st pfd Gen Elee Gen Motors Goodrick BI® |Gt North pfd .. Tnspiration Cop. Int Mer Mar pfd | Alis-Chalmers. . [ Pacific Oil Int Nickel Ky Spg Tire ... Ken Copper ... Mid States Ol Missouri Pacifie N Y Con : NYNHGHI9Y Nor & West 120 North Pacifie Nat lLead .....1 Pore Ol Pan Am P & Penn R R . Ray Con Cop .. Reading : DLNY lalr O} Ref Routh Pacific South Rail . SwideBaker Co . Texas Co "obaces Prod Trans Of Union Pacifie 17 8 Indus Ales 11 8 Nubber Co . 11 8 Stee) | 1'tah Copper . Willys Overland Westinghouse Cop 2% 1491, 61 141y 0. 149% 67 1414 T. REIEA fd A TOTATIONS Co.) Bid (131 6344 LOCAL STOCK QU (Putnam & Asked 570 6h “ 106 10 13 10 Astna Life Tnw, ¢ Am Hardware Am, Hoslery Bige-Hfd Cpt Co. com Billings & Spencer com Billings & Spencer ptd Iristol Brass Colt’s Aring o Conn Lt & Pow pfd . agle 1ock afnir ring Co ,Hart & Cooley Wed Llee Light Landers, 1 IR, Montgomery 1. R, Montgomery N. B Gas N. B, Machine N. B. Machine pfa Niles-Be-Pond com North & Judd Peck, Stow & Wil Itussell Mfg. o Scovill Mrg. Southern N andard Stanley Staniey ‘. 102 103 a7 ) 150 1 178 T 58 108 prd Co. Te) Berew Works Works Torrington o Traut & Hine Travelers Ins, O Mfg. Co, & Towna prd com Union Yale SNEAK THIEF Ry A. Baylor of 74 trent ported to the police this morning 1hat his room had heen enterad last night And a number taken Among 1he $10 n cash, (wo watches and gold chaing a |eheek for 311 and a mea Es —oow Chureh re of articles things taken wers tickat Pan-American Petroleum | New York changes cents May regu Great Brits “e 17.—Foreign Quotations (in Aemand 4364 ; bills on banks 1 cables $.44%; cabl 1 4.80; cabls mand ( ex- cab LEL] . day France: dema Ttaly: demand Belgium: dema 1. Germ e 23 3-8. Holland: demand way: demand 13.%8 mand 26.52. Denmark mand Switzerland: demand . demand 13.86 Greees 000012, Czecho-Siovakia 2.95 1-4. Jugosiavia: deman Austria: demand 0014%. F demand 49%. Argentina 23.00. Brazil: demand 10.95 demand 49 1-4. Montreal, 98 44 s 148 1on) Nor- de- 16.94, 't cden Spain demanad Aemand . City Ad;értisemenu . ABANDONMENT oOF PICRETTY STREET AND ATTWOOD STRELT Notice i hereby given that a hearing will be held before the Board of Pub- ie Works, City of New Britain, in Room 208, City Hail, at 6:30 o'clock P. M. (standard time), May 201h, 1524, for the abandonment of Pickett strest, from Talcott strest 1o Attwood strest. aien for the atanBonment of Attwond strest, fiom Plekett street to West wrost Al prrsons interasted are reguested 16 ba present at said hearing. if they #e6 cause, and be heard in relation to the above BOARD OF PURLIC WORKS, Geo. H. Johnson, Sec'y &b " R P L UTNAM & CO. Membhers New York Stock Exchange g Members Hartiord Stock Eachmnge A1 West Main st lel. 2010 PREVERRED STOCKHOLDERS OF The New Britain Machine Co. who have not yet signed proxies for reorganization may leave them at this ofiice, e wonld be glad to explain the pian to any stockholder who is not familiar | JUDD & COMPANY Members New York Stock Exchange Members Hartfora Stock l‘]xchmg:‘n HARTIORD-CONN, TRUST CO. BLD TH New tain: Burritt Hotel Bldg., Tel. 1815 Railroad Stocks Exceptional opportunities are now available in this class of securitics, giving high income return with safety of dividend and excellent possibilities of appreciation in market value. we offer suggestion: Stocks carried on conservative margin, = Thomson, THenn & Co. Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOUK EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart. Mgr, WE OFFER: BANK OF MANHATTAN CO. Price On Application JOHN P. 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LETTERS OF CREDIT — GENERAL BANKING Bank by wmail. It is safe and saves time. 12 AND IN GOOD BHEALTH Magnon . May 1.500 acres, 1.006 Musoula, Mont firem one covering other spreading over threatencd other timber sections in hern 1daho today. Emergency efforts are required 1o protect fed- forest areas. 1500 acra biaze in the Grouss has destroyed 200000 A railroad trestle and al large stands of timber. ighteen other fires #till are burfe ing in thé Kootensi, in adition te | several other districta Edward of eolebrated hig 12th bir 1 heatth after Mo evening home when be tained a party of his you friends. The young host returned 10 his home a short time ago after spending #everal months in & rospital and is rapidly health, Mra. George Ward Olive Davis entertained and 1 and than a his return 0 more year's fliness at enter eral The Creek dietr teet of logs. regaining his t and Wiss - Ae vocal numbers, Refreshments £ A games were sarved,