New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1924, Page 13

PRINGE PLANS FOR HORSERACK RIDIN Part of His Program While - Visiting in Mass. ‘ Hamilton, Mass, Oct. 22.—The Prince of Wales will ride a saucy little chestnut mare, Desert Queen, from the stables of his hosts Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Tuckerman, Jr, when he goes out with the Myopia Hunt ¢lub pack on a drag hunt here to- morrow afternoon, It will be & newal of an old acquaintance be- cause the prince saw Desert Queen on the hunting fields of England when Mr, and Mrs, Tuckerman went across for & season With the crack packs of Balvolr and Cottesmore a year ago. The acquaintance begun at that time led to the invitation which is bringing the prince here for hs last visit in this country before | returnng home. The Prince of Wales', visit post- poned until tomorrow because of & #light chill developed at Montreal will be a short one. Arriving tomor- row affernoon he will le about midnight for New York to take the steamer Olymplc for home, and will not be In Hamliton much more than 12 hours. Tn consequence Mr. and Mrs. Tuckerman, had to change their plans for entertainment again today. There will be a drag hunt and dancing In the prince’s day as orl- ginally planned, but a two day pro- gram has heen contracted’ into one, Luncheon will be ‘at the homb of Mr, and Mre. ¥, R, Appleton at Ips- wich and the drag hunt over a varied course of about eight miles through the Myopia Hunt club country will follow ending at the Tuckerman homo for tea, to which about 200 invitations to the hunting set, nelgh- bors and friénds of the hosts have been issued. The ditner dance in the evening wil be at the Topsfield home of John B, Tawrence, from which the prince will go directly to his special train, it is understood. CATHOLIC CONFERENCE Milwaukee, Oct. 22.—Religious, educational and soctal aspects of rural life were subjects for consid- eration at the second morning and afternoon sessions of the annual Catholle Rural Life Conference tos day. ‘Tonlght the national signifi- cance of agricultural endeavor will he discugsed from the viewpoint of the government by representatives of the United States Department of | Agriculture, A social activities division of the conference was brought up today for dicussion by Misg Lucijle Reynolds of Amherst, Mass.,, and others, e e e RUB RHEUMATISH PAINFROM SORE, AGHING JOINTS, What is rheumatism? Pain only. | 8t. Jacobs Oil will stop any pain so quit drugging. Not oge case in fifty requires in- | ternal treatment. Rub soothing, | penetrating 8t. Jacobs Oil directly upon the tender spot and relief comes fnstantly, 8t. Jacobs Oil s a harmlegs rheumatism and sclatica lintment, which never disappoints | ind ean not burn the skin, Limber up! Quit complaining! 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MAKES FULL DENIAL Fermer U, 8 Oonsul Says Ho Did Not Try to Force DeKay's Return L to U, §. to Face Charges Here, London, Oct. 22.—Pleasant A, Btovall, former American Minister to Bwitzerland, today took” the wit- ness stand in the resumption of extra dition proceedings against John Wesley DeKay and denled previous testimony to the effect that he had made an effort to force DeKay to return to the United States to face charges. The Dnited States nvurnmen! s asking the extradition of Mr. DeKay on a charge of “participation in the commlssion of the crime of fraud by a banker or the officer of a”cdm- pany” in connection with the failure of the Atlantlc National Bank, of Providence, R, L, In 1913, Mr. Stovall denied he had told De- Kay that he had committed an of- fensé against American war legis- lation and explained that a letter he had written DeKay was Mot an effort to force him to return to America but merely in accordance with the American policy of seeking to get American ecltizens to return home during the war, Stovall also testified he had never told DeKay that the United States government would punish him for the publication of a pacifist book on the war, as DeKay had testified early inthe hearing. The examina- tion was adjourned untll Nov. 11, MRS. HAYWORTH MISSING Flancee of “Dapper Don” Disap- Disappears After Robbery—Be- lieved Fears To Prosecute Robbers New York, Oct. 22.—Police re- doubled their efforts today to find Mrs. Helen Hayworth, flancee of “Dapper Don” Colling,who disap- peared soon after the robbery of her Central Park south apartment early Monday morning by three armed men. Her disappearance has balked the police in their attempts to iden- tify asthe robbers four men arrested yesterday. The police are of the opinion that Mrs, Heyworth fears death at the hands of the robber gang if she aids in prosecuting the men who robbed her. In the arrest of the prisoners the police hoped to throw some light on the robberies in the apart« ments of DorothyKeenan and Louise Lawson, “Broadway butterflies” who were murdered, and also to clear up the $50,000 robbery in the apart- ment of Miss Tdith Bobe, modiste, & few weeks ago. ADOLPH GRAUER DEAD First Man to Enter Galyeston After Flood Passes Away Houston, Tex, Oct. 22.—Adolph Grauer, 52, the man who first ven- tured into Galveston, wheh, in 1900, that city was ravaged by a great tidal wave, and flashed the first !news of the catastrophe to the out- |side world, died in San Antonio, yesterday, according. to information reaching here. Grauer was a ploneer in the de- velopment of the telephode system in the southswest, having been in the employ of the Southwestern Bell Telephone company for more than 30 years. + U. OF. P. DEBATERS WIN, Philadelphla, Oct. 22,—The Uni« versity of Pennsylvania debating | team, upholding the negative side of | the question, | present government of Russia should “Resolved, that the Le recognized by all countnies of the world,” last night defeated Cam- bridga-University, of England, 79 fo 1 60. The decision was by vote of the audience. 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