New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1924, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HI WESTERN DRIFT GOES T0 DAVIS According to Clem Shaver-Can- didate Arranges Itinerary New Adg. 2l—lielors ¢ parting New Jdersey | where he plans 1o five the frst Lioud. alde against President Coolldge's posi tion a8 the nowinee of the republican party tomorrow, John W. Davis con ferred here today with { or, his campalgn manager party leaders, on genvral plans, Mr Defends Women of Japan York for #ea Girt w L, Bhay and other AmpalEn Shaver Is returning trom the " JRALD, THUR DAY, AUGUST 21, 1924, T e e e —— Brother Loyal MINING CONCESSION telegraph concerning What he re gards as a farorable drift in that tion 1o the demoeratic national ticket He already has the presis denfial nominee that the peoplv In the advised west are anxious to hear Mr. Davis and It was largely at his insistence that the party standard bearer de. eided to inaugurate his intensive campaign Immediately atfer his La. bor Day address at Wheeling, West Virginia, Mr. Davis will leave here for Nea Girt late this afternocon to be the guest of Governor Bilzer until tomors row, when ha will return to his home | at Locust Valley, The nomince will have dinner tonight with the Ve ernor at “The Little White Hou on the New Jersey coast, ‘Tomorrow he will speak informally to the domo- eratlc state committea at a luncheon and then will proceed to the national guard camp where the principal ad- dress of the day will be delivered, While Mr. Davis has determived to strike Into the west early next month, his ftinerary even in its most carly stages remains to be fixed definitely. It is fairly certain, however, that h will speak at Des Moines, I, Omaha, Neb, and Denver, Col, on his first trip across the Mississippi river, Upon the completion of that tour he is 1ikely to take the fight into the mid- dle west and the east before again peturning to far western territory. Upon his return to New York from Sea Girt he will give his chief atten- tion to preparing the subject matter of the message he will dellver to Ohlo democrats at Columbus on August 26. He has invited James M. Cox, former governor of Ohlo, to come here to discuss the Ohio situation with him. . WOMEN SPEAKERS Republican Eastern Headquarters will Conduct School to Train Them For Campaign. New York, Aug. 21.—A school for the training of women as poltica speakers will be conducted at e re- publican eastern headquarters Sep- tember 9, 10 and 11, it was announced today by Mrs. Charles H. Sabin, presi- dent of the Women's National Repub- lican club, 'The board of governors of the club, which met today, also decided to hold classes for instruc- tion. Y Here is the r to supplement reports made by | Mme, V. Ozaki (left), Japan's foremost authoress, and her daughter, Shinaye Lugenia Oza States to see if American womel writers as arve J;||>in||‘.~c women, aki (right), came to the United n are as much misrvepresented by She says writers tell only of the geisha girl, who is no more representative of the country than our| fapper” type, souls that would be a pride to an - DEBATE BUS LINES scheme to Seatter Them Over New York's Streets Favored and Opposed By Various Interests, New York, Aug. 21,—The applica~ [tion filed by the Fifth Avenue Coach Co, for a municipal franchise for the {operation of 34 new bus lines over {116 miles of Now York city streets {has met with the approval of Cha iman George McAneny of the sta transit commission and with the op- position of Frank ‘I Hedley, presi- dent and general manager of the In- | terborough Rapid Transit Co. “The transit commiseion has fre- quently expressed its belief that an enlarged system of bus lines, serving particularly the short traffic hauls and feeding into rapid transit lines, |would be an improved and desirable addition to the city's transit facili- | ties," said Mr. McAneny, President Hedley announced that | he is opposed to the proposed bus |lines on two grounds. The first is | that they will compete with the city- {owned subway lines and the second, | that they will add to the congestion ot the streets and thereby increase |the number of traffic accidents, Will Heed Law Now Hull, England—Hull policemen are not allowed to smoke. But Officer Callahan found a secluded spot along {a public swimming pool and lit a ci- |gar in defiance of the edict. Catching sight of his lieutenant walking to- ward him, Callahan thrust the cigar into his pocket. 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GRIFFITH'S “AMERICA” Reserved Seats Now Selling At Star Confectionery Japanese women, she declares, are self-sacrificing v nation, HEARINGS ON PRICE OF WESTERN ROAD . MAPLE HILL NEWS | SRD WARD OUTING WORKERS f h x = | D K pe Galf President Black Selects Assistants 10 Soniet Grants Mineral Rights 1o Firm street ¥ Au-| | | gust 4 ( | Put Acvoss Program of Eating i Which British Am lnterestod— | | | : ‘\Ln \lyu- Liane ] ¥ ol | Speaking and Athletios dept. 3 Was Formerly Owned By Germans Hookw M " Labor 1ay. | : Announcement was made today by By Tee Asseciated Fress The Gard uh of Newlig il | Isane Black, prysident of the Third Meseow, AvS. Slamh miniag 000 [ meet tre. ¢ 1 Ned Ward Republicah club, of the €om- | hor at Tyutikha SHVPA Hall ke 00 Mrs | a8 hund sladioli | | mittees whieh will handie departments | district, has heen granted by the coun: hat will | N ' at| Ip connection with the affair, The eil of commissars to the Viadivestok that tim | outing will be held at Lake Com- | frm of Briver and company, in whieh Mr, and Mps. Josoph | ‘.4|“ pounce on Saturday, September 3 the Becos Engineering corporation of Althea motor ' agh Maine England has ah interest and Into Canada The commiliees follow The concessionaires paid the geo\- Mr. and Mes, Kveret Prowdman with | Dinner committee—E, J, Porter, H. ernment $100,000 for ore Iylng on the Danald and Kleano taking a mo-| B Bewin, K. W, Irving surface of the carth and has under. tor camping trip, Their itinerary |v..i Tieket commitive==Donald Bartiet, 1aken to spend 315,000 in five years cludea the Adirendacks anid the White chairman; William Rossberg, . W. jn eaploration work and building Mountains. : | Schulte, Rufus Hemenway, B, W. gneiting and other plants, The con- Dr. and Mes. A, B Grant e re- | Hawley, H. A, J.v.n.n...u George Bpear, | cossion is to run for a period of 35 turned from a long anto trip ru«_‘l [John K. Black, Fred M, Holmes, How: | yeurs and government has resersed were accom ) by their danghter, | 3 ‘:""‘ “""l‘““ ‘I l' ‘-'“‘““l “*'“‘ K. ' 10 itself the sole right 1o purchase the Constan ] hon BlUvs Darothy | W - | Rogers, Bdward Kraus, ' 1Sons enti outp f th r AN O R N | B | Haviwell “Taylor, A, Hyatt, William e S m“'w',':'"‘,:,"::‘;":,"::,','. 1y Lenhard of Golf street, stopping at Hart, Maurics Manley, Robert Par-' o.o a5 ann tons of aine, 4,500 tons of points of Interest i the Berkshives, | Ernest Loch, brother of Richard [aons, John C, Loomis, O, ¥, Curts | givor and lead ore 29 tons ©f COUP- ckn e auntaine T Loch, slayer of Itabert Franks, is a | Dewitt Riley, Gall Q. Porter, Itobert | 10 "0 0T L were awned > | White mountains daily attendant in court . where | Bengle, Rudolph Carlson, Louie R oo o and Mra J. € Moody it Mons | “Dickie® is fAghting for his life, He | Jones, Henry Behupack, Donald Hart a | day by autn for Navopscott, Maine vocently returned to Chicugo from | Georgn Hildsbrandt, Louis Reynal, Hr, STwes o= s Walter Sorrow spent several days |l ovolx, Mich., sumimer home of | John W, Marsiand, Carl Frishie, liruno T 4 N e sier Jome [ ho Loebs, bringing encouragement | Wagner, Willian — Wall, Howard Be Carveful After Grippe, at Canoe Harbor, Bast River, Conn, |from his parents to the youthful [ Bruemmer, Douglass Johnaton, . 11 Bad Colds and Flu Louis Dreummer of Muple atreot, [slayer | Bhilling, A, 1 Porter, €. W. Haws y¢ you Weak and Al New Britain, hus moved into 1he © B | me—e———— e | A0 (L Hoed [ Olmatoad house on Iobbins uvenue +| Transportation committ Ernest o Beeummer 1s one of the weere- | Personal Property of | W. Humphrey, William -~ Cow lishaw, " T aton has med | taries of the Hartford ¥, M, « A 4 . : A & yaow | obert Poteet, Sherwood Raymond, 1 for »ou, Just o 18 Miss Arline oot of Goif atreet gave | Croker Is Only $2,883 | Jonn Abel, Albert Jordan, Iteginald |the drus A bottle, it is called a recital AL Gaylord Farm Sanitorium, | West Palm Bewch, ) {Yowers, larasl Wexler, Kermit Bearle, [Nuwn-Tane, ke It for a few daye wnd Wallingford, last Thursday, She was|The report of appraiscrs Sporta committec—Alfred TaeWitt, 0700 rognin it health and strength accompanied by her mother, Mrs, G.|of Richard Croker, Sr., filed in pro- | Grorge Togers, David Muanning, our readers 1w ositate to try this Root, {bate court here shows but 82,886 [George Kron, Charles Vibberts, Dr, manduful vemed. by "“'“'l:"h "I""‘ Mr, and Mrs, Claie Upson of huttle |worth of personal property of the fors [ Waskowitz, Maxwell Porter, T e I el B ad hedr ekt avenue, New Britain, have [mer Tammany leader, Practically all | Loomis, Dr, J. E. Conger, Harry Wes 10 Loings 1¢fresling sleop, xives you a fine moved into their new home on Rtidge- |of this is furnishings In the Croker | sels, Appetite, stimuintes the lver and regulates way strect, recently purchased from|I'alm Beach estate, According to the Music and decorations—Howard W stomn b and panels Jedy. The I Bartlett |appraiser's report they found the | Timbrell, Kdward Prior, Parker J what 1t will do 1hat they compel all drug- Mr, and Mr W, I8t George and | Croker vil'a “simply furnfshed " No | Sturman Dyson. EIate to guarantee it and refund Your meney o RUMPANLOS 6N PACY- 'D. and R. . W. Will Probably Be * Sold at Auction | | Denver, Colo., Aug, 21. — Judge J. | |1'oster Symes of the U. 8. district court named September 3 for hear- ings on fixing the upset price for the | Denver and Rio Grande Western rail- | road which probably will be offered | for sale at auction, At the same time | Judge Symes declared he would hear arguments on the petitions of Harold Palmer, New York, who filed a pe- tition in intervention of a few weeks ago, as a representative of the holders of a number of first and refunding mortgage bonds of the railroad. The fight against the reorganization was further complicated when Horace W, Bennett of Denver, a large holder | of the same bonds, filed a petition |identical to that of Palmer's in the United States district court. The pe- tition alleges there is no basis in jus- tice of equity for the proposed e- organization of the railroad and scts forth that if the road is offered for sale at auction that the upset piice be fixed at $42,883,875 representing the par value together with accrued interest of the mortgoge bond issues. The petition sets forth that the par value of the issue is $38,119,000 and that accrued interest totals $4,764,- 875. Attorneys for the Missouri Pacific and Western Pacific railroads, prob- ahle purchasers of the road if it is cffered at auction, have intimated that they will urge the court to fix the upset price of the road at a figure near $11,000,000 which now is de- clared to be the approximate markct value of the mortgage bonds. The hearings on the petitions of the two interveners probahly will re- quire several days hefore a final fix- ing of the upset price. GOSTLY SEDAN STOLEN Bristol Man's Car Taken from Frank- lin Avenue, Hartford, As He Made Brief Business Visit, (Special to the Herald.) Bristol, Aug. 21, — A large sedan owned by Harry Beals, prominent real estate and insurance man here, was stolen last evening on Iranklin avenue in Hartford. Mr. Beals had gone to Hartford and had entered & |house where he stayed for about 15 minutes during which time, his car was taken. Two men were scen strolling along the street as he entered the house and they are suspected of being the thieves. The automobile was of a valuable make and had about $200 | worth of accessorivs on it. Mr. Beals notified the Hartford po- lice of the theft and descriptions of the car were sent broadeast last night. No trace of the car had heen found up to today. The automobile was in- sured against theft, {Fall River Liner Late Aftér Having Breakdown | New York, Aug, 2 ~The steamer | Plymouth of the I"all TRiver line | which developed engine trouble off Clagon Point last night while en route {to Fall River, Mass, with 650 pas sengers aboard arrived at her desti- nation today without further mishap, | officials of the steamship company announced here, The steamer was | 314 hours late arriving at Fall River. | The engine tronble was caused by |the breaking of a high-pressure slide {in one of the four eylinders, The run to Fall River was made on threc cylinders. Heldup Is Foiled, | One Man Wounded Fochester, N. Y., Aug. 21. —The tecond holdup on the west side within Itwo nights was foileqd late laet night when Angelo Ranaldi, a fruit dealer, fired five shots at two men who at tempted to rob him, wounding one lioth escaped, Police have under surveillance Mike Amico, who, a half hour after the attempt to hold up Ranaldi, wae admitted to the General hospital with a serious bullet wound in his stomach His condition is eritical, according to hospital authoritics. CALLES VISITING, | Berlin, Aug. 21, — President-elect Calles of Mexico, who arried at Ham- Lurg Tuesday, will visit Berlin tomor- | |row and will remain here a fortnight, it i& expected Afterward he will ltravel through the Ihenich industrial | region, 1ster procceding to Switzer ltana | | tamily of Mr. and Mrs, I, H. 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