New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1924, Page 1

News of the World By Ass()cxa!ed Press ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN HERALD NEW BRITAIN, REPUBLICANS IN CONGRESS FEEL CONFIDENT COOLIDGE WILL SIGN TAX REDUCTIONS Measure Put Through Final Stage In Senate And Goes To White House Within Few Hours. Rep. Treadway of Mass, Denounces Bill and Will Sypport Veto if President l)isappro\'es. re- the Washington, B.—The tux bill, months, in making, was p through its final Ative stage today in the hous Iy approved finally by the sen- , the measure will sent 1o the touse within - a few hours, with repubileans in_congivss co nt ident Coolidge " n it Some of its provisions are vigorous- opposed at the treasury, however, wid strong pressure on both sides of © question will be brought to bear n the exceutive before he makes up mind Calied up e in the came luetion will s Iy s its last season of de the measure as it ence was again bit- those who have stood mwaveringly for the Mellon plan, but lers of both parties joined in cdging it hest compo- measure that can be put through present congress, Would Sustain Veto, Representative Treadway nsetts, of the repub: erces, detended the chane rd of tax appeals scction, y 1o the best administration of He denouneed the measure or, for not going far enough in the duction of surtaxes and declarved if President Coolidge yetoed it he upport the veto, House Approves, ference tax bl ed by the senate, was approved to Ly the house, or house trom c terly assailed b, as the et Masss fcan con- in the as neee one L how would I'he cor already Providing reduction of taxes for al most every federal taxpayer the meas- nire President Coolidge. 5 per cent reduetion on payable 1his year, per manent revision downward of the in come rules, of lowering of t of the mizcellancous and exeiso & and a per cent reduction on carned incomes of $1,000 and un now goes to It carries a come taxes vepeal doubt exists as to President Coolidge's attitude in view f treasury opposition fo the provi- tor limited publicity of tax re e and an inercase in estate taxes, publican leaders in both the senate nd house joined the solid democratic up in support of the measure, The brief debate developed consid e opposition In the republican nks to the proposal for even limited blicity in returns and several an ounced 1f the measure were vetoed ¥ would vote to sustain the action REV. MICHAEL KEATING NEW CURATE AT ST. JOSEPH'S Professor At hough some Former St. Thomas Seminary Assigned To New Britain Chureh lev. Michael K ointed assistant y ureh to succced liyrne who was ating has been ap stor at St. Joseph's Rev, Timothy A. transferred to 8t, lohn's church in Highwood last eck. Father Keating was formerly | tationed at the chureh of the Holy sary in Bridgeport her was Thoms he spent one time a seminary, number ofessor In ¢ Hartford, where years devoting his time to the Greek and Ttalian courses, He was ter assigned to parish duty in Hart ord and then to Bridgeport. He is a tive Hartford. e commenced s d at St. Joseph's church yes uties rday. PADDOCK MAY NOT RACE World's Fastest Human Says He Won't Be on Olympic Team Unless His Leg Shows Improvement. hos Ange 1'add es, Cal., May 26 world’s champion sprir need today that he would not be r of the American Olympic m at Yhe Paris game ®s his in- ed leg showed a tecided dm- k, er, Lssaulted Own Daughter Gets Eight to 10 Year Willimantic, Mag 26.—Arraigned or at & special supegior was pench warrant the criminal nere Iess than . session today ced to than Indge charge of crim nine-year-old 23 in f conrt tohn 1 ot Tow eight ars in state lohn T. Kellogg on inal assauit senten more prison by his Apri on ghter Louise 1 homy ROBBED OF Sivon M " Trust $1.0 three h Framingham, 8., May 26 atn o nd n Preshyterians Vote to Aid in Has- SUSPECT WROBEL OF ATTEMPTED HOLD-UP Police Believe Man Held in Hart- ford Is Sharp’s Highwayman HAD VIBBETS’ AUTO TIRES Detective-Sergeant MeCue Finds Bul- let Hole in ¥ e and is Satistied He Has Solved Gas Stati bery. s Thowmas Nel Alexander Smith, Thomas Walker and Richard Brown, held under 000 bonds when arraigned in the rtford police court this morning on charges of stealing two automobiles in Hartford. He was arrested Satur day by Detective and Sutherland of the Hartford police when he attempted to seil tires at a Hartford accessory The Hart rd police had been notified of the theft of $147.25 worth of tires from the Vibberts service station on Stan- ley street this city the morning of May 14 and Detoctiv l William P. McCue of the local police was noti fled of the arrest of Wroble on suspi cion, rgeant identified mpted to s Louis Wroble, son, wis store rgeant Hartford | tir Wroble by num as the ones {hat had been stolen rom Vibberts, The local i seeured a warrant against charging him with burglary, and ask that he be turned over to them when thecharges against him in Hart ford disposed of suspected of Attempted Holdup His achine ad tally police hold MetCue tl went s to that and atte bers police the man e m | en cription apear his pos with th th " on given who G rp at tion West Main #tre night, and who escaped whe pulled his revo at after the flecing Sergt Cue apamined the a bullet hole in one where he claims one « went through, He questioned wthout the affair, but the latter re mpted to they's gas et Friday up \ots Me and found var fen warp's bullet W roblc fuscd ver a m machine of the d fire o hir hine, to 1 hat the was ecalled ttord nithough he said the machine appeared to be he saw IFriday night, he positively identify Wroble, Detectice Sergeant Med' that Wroble bern to station pre entered on tires, He court this Shazp ] 1 man and ' wonl Vil the day had fonsly the as in morning burglary, and expec cure evidence 1o add the of attempted highway e is turned over to the 1o " d 1 and is the Hartford of Springfic the New and the W way robbery. GILCHREEST T RESIGN AS CITY BUILDING INSPECTOR pretense of | ¥ Hartford police with a warrs « to charge whet other rohbery police car in which as ar property of Dr, Deming o He is wanted by the pol d for theft of automobi po ito the Haver high was a v k ver iee for rt polire Eapected o Leave Office in Tew Days and Engage in Another Line of Work The gnatio spect shny (. Gi within a few days, that the ins engage in quit the ¢ Mr, Gi inspector is perience and has sup of the cetor ‘s employ hreest has be a carpenter covers about and bui a spar rvised the largest of many consty fi some bui the in city. 2 Isolation Hospital May Close l‘,anl\ in June five patie the isolation discharge e ¥ are 1 under pital ar is ter Fo treatme schedu ur of the ow d for wee or wtient treat hospit Cianflone Cets 3 Sevgeants Madigan | then | wilt ! the | arp | lers | and | tening Universal Peace SEE N lT WILL 0F GOD Resolution Dedicating Full Support of | Church is Overwhelmingly Defeated At | Conference. na }.npuh Mich., | Preshyterian general assembly today fay 26.—Th unanimously adopted a resolution itself to the “outlawing the pledging of war and to the hastening of day en nations shall learn to war no | o mors The was after it resolution adopted efforts to amend it to provide an | agency to crystallize the peace senti- been beaten. An amend- insert in the resoiution a dedicating “the full support | of members of the church to the na- tion should the country in ved in war' was | ment ment had ty | sentence become overwhelmi | War Not Necessary resolution set forth fuses to ieve langhter of human b battiefleld is morally | more necessary to man's highest de | velopment than is killing by the in- Vdividua s in war a “definite cha followers the ' Prince and invites the co- operation *of Christendom in a | detarmined effort to devise such com- plete machinery for us shall ig the settlement et controve instead that be that the the ings any Yehureh of Peace,” all i ason sure of ter lal rsies by re of I o Lhis end,” resolution con we | participation by with other nations in the roatic and ndic or of the fore a resort to arms, h cannot e reserving destiny and vor World Coart | the tinued, or jour nation court < | submiss arbitration stigation, 1 difference wted to cor dete shall declare al Al putes int ustice settlement m for the in djudic fwhe whether or our own rmine not war nfluenes our na the confidence of other na- diginterested com leadership in and part in the movement We should endeavor agreement for inters ment nd algo a ref- ir of ladm that i oand bear 14 be is required lefinit » ®ecure a joint thonal disarm W wtened invasio g of this sacrifice rendum on war, excep case thre 0 are con fore then We At the Iy Chrtst of permanent to aneh hito in bri furnish 1 of 8 appeal an cht oo hiim universal teous (ablish hood founded tice and pe itions ¢ rig ipon churel t mem- e ministers and their pow whicl i accord with the with the teac Lord and Master Takes Long Vorward Step ] fam Jennings organization hir maclinery mod- Bryan, viee than any The natio ad mac ery | war ks a ;F"('l'.\ Plan to Hop Off Tomorrow or Wednesday Ma | Kasu s rtainment and cremony the American round-the Y rs. in Pnson, Winkle Will be Sentenced Later Benny Polini, Alleged Leader, Also to Be Sentenced Later ~Other Counterfeiters Atlanta. New Yord ast Ap arged wd $1 iilieit tiquor, court in B gainst two o Mic wi d using them in purchasing 1e Charges d g to ty ra embers gang Vinei and A jssed 1 an Marginso, Get From 3 to 5 Years At impri me At | Cia CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, To Nation in Fvent of War MAY 26, 1 Marshal Strester Issues Orders for Memorial Day Observance FORMS ON FRANKLIN SQUARE, Patriotic Fx Be Held At Walnut Hill Park And Soldiers And Saily cession Announced Today, Frederick V. Streeter, who is mak ing arrangements for the oificial oh vance of Memorial Day In tuis city, | issued his orders of the day etails of the puarade and pa triotic exercises. Mr. Strester will b marshal until the procession trom Franklin turn over his cc Johnson of the Vete: s, In his orders of the er gives notice that parade must report Square not later t daylight saving time move promptly at 10 ock Other de of the observance as follows PARADE FORMATION Platoon of Police Chief Hart in command Chief Mars v, by Acting Ma Johnson, Chiet Aldes Arthur H. Petts, Capt Leonard Dowey Selander, Mason . Andrews, Harry Scheuy, Tke Hills, I'hillip Ross, Raymond I'rost Philtharmonic Band Kdward J. Lynch, leader Detachment of 169th Inf. ', N Capt. Bdw, E. P, Dunne, comm I"irst Lieut, \Wm, H, Jackson, Field Colors. Company *I1" Walter O, Cook, commund Headquarters Company, Second Lieut, H. C. Jackson, commanding. “H", Maching Licut, Albin I commandir SECOND DIVISION Scout Drum Corps. rl Scouts Patriotic Organizations. lioy Scouts Drum Corps. Bo Fraternal and W Junior Achievement « THIRD DIVISION Post, No, 6, Band, \ today with moves Then he will to Theodore Spanish War amand United Mr, units of at Franklin o'clock, will a ¥ Stre wili he Frederick panied uto, accom Thompson, 1 Theodore of Staff s (] o nding. {jutant Capt g ANy Gun Co, lackiel, Girl Scouts Ifare Organizations, ‘Juba, Fddy - Glover 1.oglon Americar DiFronzo, . B Hellberg in anders and Past Comimng of the various World War Veteran Organizations, charge omm lers " Leg mit ‘ost. n Wars f Wort ulter J Camp o War Ve tmmond War Vet terans of Marc) (uare Line r up ) countermarch t Main, by he Wor Parads to W urt o reises 1 War Montme wW. M gram of Exercises at Henry ior ing of Wi terans am report of tion of graves 1) to fulfill at ‘ of Best Player Junior contest parl today stre Stude wsel stroot berg Licut 924. —EIGHTEEN PAGES. Average Dajly Circulation Week I‘ndmg 10 574 May 24th , PRICE THREE CENTS ANOTHER CHURCH IN PARADE ONMAY30 + COOLIDGE OKS. IMMIGRATION BILL ANTI-WAR_ACTION- STARTSATI0A.M. EXCLUDING JAPS ON JULY 1 BUT IS STILL OFFOSED TO THIS PROVISION WAR BETWEEN JAPAN AND AMERICA INEVITABLE, JAP SPEAKER SHOUTS AS HE EXHORTS VETS TO BE READY Fulfill Military Du’ May former T'okio, 26 sand anese who are army in an anti-exclusion the national military shrine here, and adopted a resolution asking reservists of the entire country to unite the sake their fatherland, “In view of the nature of the Amer- fean-Jap: situation,” the regol tion added, “the Tokio association of reservists declares the determination tern a moment's call the dutjes its members as milit men,” Shinkichi Uyesugi, noted nationalis- service mei took part tods demonstration at reservists, mise ristory ontinued, ‘¢ « tween Japim and cific is inevita A er s ral Bunjiro ot the epvice for of 1k nese heroes ¢ the ¢ m ned to ships are necess which iy su cou in City ning Laurels Today at Walnut Hill Hori America ha sfactory “Mament’s Notice, aimm nythi collision Monument—Ronte of pro. 1€N Thousand Reservists in Tokio Pledge Themselves {o America on the Licutenant one D campaign, W in ave The final Her e Shooti Iin who quali- in th at Walnut T'hose matches . ald Capt Achievement vg Comp National G Br aft iter the g being held thi fied to e t rnoon ain mes 1o determine e city's champion take effect June lowing: Jack Shields Stanley I8 commission United States Inactive he Irving school who is mate Waxman, champion school, Margaret Sext tock- | to to play Alexar 1top given to Geor Miy the | time stu der Zaleski of ihu Junior High 1o Je @lamon o John Andrir scho They will until one thereby the city and wili ko to Atlantic Mach the city In the n 1917 well I Burritt Vineer John (st nd exi this city as of St Mary's o He ¢ anothoer wil wi n plonsghip o shoot T'h champior with me who ships & Ining ar , Stanley 45 Chorry lohn ot A t 8t Mary 1, St M ol; Ttobert Nomh Cha 1, & Walter O ny I, of the in officer of the status and n border must lergo whatever gi s Cook, PICHING CHAMPIONS IV CAPTAN CODK RESIGNS MARBLE CONTEST FINAL gnation to Become Effective on June 1 commanc . Gen b the i done our by Pa- the | told AS COMPANY 1 HEAD Win- \uhmm H|~ Re" | 1dent | making Ie 169th infantry, | tioned here in New 1. He a priva in City tain, Wosld Ivate, sergeant t ori W Gun He P a n the \ig W ard H ir In Dec Bat and ret lieuter mmand apte t i wh Battallon on | with 1 Guard of w corporal, re in tains the has submitted his resignation | National Guard to | Feared Veto Might Re- sult In Hasty Last Minute Legislation and | Possible Blocking of Measure. At tate- ment Expressing Disap- Once Prepares proval of Failure of Con- Provide Ex- clusion Delay. gress to 26, Washington, May —The immi. gration bill was signed today by Pres- Coolidge. Despite the provision exclusion effective Into the measure over his vigorous opposition, the president lecided to approve bill because of other considerations, It was point- ed out that inasmuch as the present fmmigration law expires on June 30, a veto might have made it necessary to rush through un emergency meas- ure iu the closing nours of the session. Such a step, the president felt, would not be practicable in view of the tangled legislative situation and the ertainty that any emecrgency provi- n would be beset by many attempts amendment and possibly blocked ogether, Criticizes gress AS 500 s he had affixed his signa- to the bill, however, the presi- lent began preparation of a statement Japanese next July, put the }‘ xpressing his disapproval of the fails h is an| no mi m it ith time pare ure of congress to provide for a longer delay in the effective date of Japancse | exelusion, itary | went i post | in £ptembrr, OF overscus wit h»’ that sorgeant | the | attended at e ten- is cor first replace cominise N 2 ) r N te His on Octo. nd 14 1 on H ned i Aptat TROLLEY HEARINGS Harttord Corporation Counsel n lieu itain ad 1is ruit ntr tions Connectiont Company's Statis- tician About Operating Costs AVIATOR LOSES NOSE A. W Gorton Palls Near Provi- dence and Nasal Organ i« Almost Torm From Wis Face Bridgeport Woman Is in HE WEATHER Hartford. Viay 26.—Foreeast for New Britain and vicinity Fair tonight: Tuesday hecoming msetiond. provadls followed by showers: Nittle change in tem- perature Bad Condition After (rash Two Young Negroes Put to Death by Mob in Florida l' T LAW ON ALIAS | of the of the orgunizers of | °F o I'he had ne a Whole declared because of nsiders i as president’s statement approved the bill of considering “the bill and the tmperative need country leglslation of this general character i exclusion presidom ve disapproved it he assity 18 a whole, for stood would hesita- provision suid, wi he t tion. President’s statement sident's statement follows “In signing this bill, whieh in its features 1 heartily approve, I re- impossibility of severing from n pr which in f existing afects es. recognize that enact- vision does not imply change in our sentiment of ade niration and cordial friendship for Jupanese people, a sentiment ich has had and will continue to abundant manifestation “The bill rather expresses the des mination the congress to. exers {se its preogative in defining by Jegise ontrol of immigration, ine ad of leaving it to international are gements. It be noted that exampts from the exelusion government officials, those this country as tourists, or 1. pleasure, those already turning from professors, minis- students, and those to carry on trade in xisting treaty provi- ret the the light lally the I gladly t of this pr exe vislor usior o law, the ation the should n g to rarily in transit mp or business or t seamer and resident rary religion years by has many Japar BANDIT ROBS PASSENGERS Mashed Robber Holds Up Pour Men in Smoking Room of Pallinan Car At Kansas Ciy Half of Thnmp';;»mille'fl Worke Relum to Shops May 6. —Ae- workers 000 ems rd Carpet today, follow- h tire plant 17 and ended to- leciined to give number of em- of those who employed er depart- tdown was 1 dne ed by the plant «d today 16 as to futute plant May company the were ment