New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD hTURSTMY JULY 30, 1925 MARY TESTIFIES 5, DAKOTA WARRINC ON KIDNAPPING ONHIGH GAS RATF vonc cus—szo | Hovie. Star Saps Se Knew |Prices Already Forced Down to e Nothing o Plot 20 Cents a Gallon Dr. J. 8. Blumenthal, e Theodore Appel, baritone, —"“Treatment of Cancer,” Dr. vine, ~Bertha Harmon, soprano oakley Slsters, 25—Royal Whitmyer, 10:18—=Vaudeville headliners 11:30—Revue and orchestra. phia, and formerly an attendant at the hospital, declared “patients were knocked down and kicked by attend- ants who were beastly drunk every week.” = Attendants, he said, gam- bled among themselves and with the inmates. When asked what form of gambling, he suppose it was poker—they played with cards and also played ‘crap' for mone Dr. Graby charged that in onc case a patlent was allowed to es- cape after a money consideration | | had been advanced. VOICES IN THE AIR (All Programs on Fastern Daylight ing Time) MUSIC TONIGHT | v 1 30 WIZ—TFreddie Rich's | 30 WDWIF-=Nurra 3 WAMCA neler's, WIIN=-Palisadcs, WRW-—Indson Rambler, WIY—Meyer Davis ord Young's. WBBR~Staten Island, N, Y.—273 §—=Iustrumental trio, 8:10—Fred Franz, tenor, 120—~Sunday school lesson 8: l“ ~Tenor and instrumental trlo. DANCL Los Angeles, Callf,, July 30 M'l-» It Mary Plckford ever wished proof of her popularity In film fan- | dom, She hzd :mm' to plck up her morning paper | | DW ORCE DEENDANT e (i b Lot '_“I‘i,“"':."\‘f";’;;y..'t;rs“.,,u”,,\r. and read and remember how the points In the state, the South Dakotu pr rank and file of film fans thronged |YCuthful Army Man Who “Cleaned 1t was hers today. tenor. Golden's. day to put the finishing touches on its program to farce price recessions in motor fuel by private companivs through the state sale of gasoline On the heels of the commission’s | PLA]NVILLE announcement yesterday that {he | state would sell gasoline for at least four cents less than the pric |charged by private compantes, th Standard Oil Company, of Indlana lowered its prics one cent at Wat [town, Aberdeen and Soux Falls, | |standard gas at Watertown and Aberdeen is now 24 conts a gallon and at Sloux Falls 23 1-2 cents, The state station at Watertown ; H was the first of seven stations to of 4] s o fer gasoline for in the new cam -..‘:‘:,:‘.:_‘ paign against what Governor Carl } A I] Gunderson feels are unjustly high “““-““"“", prices. Tt opened today with a price of 22 cents a gallon, which was met [ululn|e .! B ._ _,q ]] -\-[.. — 1 WHN THURSDAY LVENING WIIC—Hartford—318 music, mil Heimberg'ers | ° Bond trio, assisted by Miss| _ no and reader. Highway Commission prepared to Danc tour floors of the hall of records | yesterday In an effort to hear her testify at the trial of three men | Into Court. k- charged with plotting to kidnax | ler | por, L { Wilmington, Del, July 30 UP—A | Miss Plekford's appearance o suit for divorce has been filed in su- court overshadowed the lssues mg |Perior court here by Mrs. Katherine ihe case itself and crowdeq from |Thompson Wood ‘against her hus- the Nmellght even her dynamic hus. |Pand, Osborne C. Wood, son of st o Falrbanks, who in |1«€0nard Wood, governor-general of sarller sessions of the trial Lad at.|the: Philippine Islands. The action {tracted much attention himself. was taken on Monday bat did not e Star Witness Appears become known until last night, WJIZ—New York City—35b | f:15—Dr. Frank I. Vizetelly. Tew of the spectators were listen-| The grounds for the action were (half hourly). |6 17—Halsey ‘\h“‘o‘v"" orchestra |ihe ‘when ' the prontcution {dramatis not learned and none of the parties announced. 311 Wathey cally anmounced the presence of its |10 the sult is here. Mrs. Wood and " Harriet Jong.missing _ star witnesn, Louls |1 child are vacationing in South- kot reports, better known among police |AMPton, Long Island, her parents “Hunting the informers as “Louie the Gpider |2Te summering at Cape May, and Vanderbilt orchestra Th m‘d o 'lm‘l\ Tor v&m‘»- Mlg‘ Wood is understood to be engaged Pick ‘_'] e mm' (m"'] |n the real estate business in Florida. the ronm having conpletes. her|. Wood has been separated from his | testimony. i P! |wife since she lefr him In Europe A0 there were Viptually no apecs| 0. JIUHINE SK0. i as sy tators remaining when the state|n o Jouns Wood was reported: to Siantilk notelimpariant Vidlory or | LLYe Meieaned psisalitotne n i e ‘Mmm' the aq. [Stock speculation that he and Mrs.|ihe state as soon as they can be 'vv\lssim‘x SVer r‘]fl‘("'l(' ohv;- i fl“'\ ood went to Europe. After some |aquipped, prolnwv next week, e e mn: by the | Seka on the continent, Mrs. Wood o B eraante. Craries oterhens, |24 her child returned to this coun- SISLER'S MOTHER DIES 2 ts, Charles BIephens, |4y Reports that she contemplated At Clayde Halcomb and Adrian J.| Akron, Ohlo, July 30 (®) — Mrs Wood. “7= S lauing for & divores were curtent ) ..y gisier, T4, mother of Georee {that time, and the actual fling of | gt ool L e 8. Louis the snit was \se here. 6Ll L h i he Miss Plckford testifled that she|'"® ** 725 MOt 2 SUIPrice here. IBrowne, died yesterday at the hom know practically nothing of - the | |of a friend in ;Y1rl\tl‘¢€0‘::.' ho. Sh | kidnapping plot eave what ehe M,‘Lonstance Talmadge [tecams i1l severa Teeks ago whil told by her hushand: that she had| “vou]d Be U. S Suhject visiting her son in St. Louis and r not s he defen | Iturned to Manchester accompanted not{(asenithel dafondantal ottering !By Lo it il T T ane | s et Aieise ot sl was about her studios, although she once | o 0% pt B SE T B v se. here {had notlced a emall coupe Of POPU- |5ctress, who hecame a Greek sub- lar make foliowing hedl limousine. | et by marrying a wealthy New | §he was actually on the WItness|Yory fobacco man in 1020 today fled | . CAREFULLY RESTRICTED g b en minaten ot o wonivaton o seostion o ver | [y A MY | CONVENIENT TO SCHOOLS AND TROLLEY L e : GAS, ELECTRICITY, CITY WATER EASY TERMS ARRANGED WORKO—New York City—233 —Mildred Woods, soprano. ~Health talk. \-~Lee White, songs. 50—Michele Bontempo, Naoml Up"” In Stock Market Haled Jerry Alexar taritone, Seasonweln, Stella PINEHURST MA\OR 3 S0 anseveLo Albro, soprano. American and Eastern it 0:45-—Raymond Maher, baritone. ternational, ontinued, WOR—Newark—105 ball scores ports,” Hh WIP—Philadelphia—508 ifnnar mizlo 1—Talks on current sports ERolll calll Philharmonie orch.; ng of the Surt.” ~Song of the Surf."” n—Veeselli's band; solotsts 10—The Romanys Royal Hour of|10—Gaylord Young Dance orch Music 11—Callfornia Night Hawks, 11:05—Jacques Green's orchestra - - WOO-—-Philadelphia—-508 ~Dinner musie Seymour Geek Rhinoceros Tgu by independent dealers. The other six established station are expected fo resume operations | as soon as the necessary supply of gasoline arrives, while 25 others are to he established at various points 1 155 solotsts §—Final acores $:10—Ralph Wentworth, 5:30 ine band ‘Exit the Cookle-pusher.' acing results, baritone, FasionsTON SUBURBAN AVENUE WIY—New Y 30—Freddia Ric 15—John Cassidy, 5:30—Talk W l’!~l‘||||flll€l|llna,—.\|‘n ;‘ 45—Roof garden broadcast 5:45—To be announced f—Nadine Mixed quartet. 10—Meyer Davis' orchestra 2—Radio artists, e 10—gilvertown orchestra WEAF—New York City—1982 #—Dinner music T—Mid-week services munity chorus; address by Rev. B B. Apelian, 7:30—The Serenaders 8—"Pop" concert 2—Radio artists | 10—gilvertown orchestra 11-12—Vincent Lop WPG—Atlant - 30-—""Billy sports writer WGRS—New York City—316 ~Baseball scores; organ recital 8—Uncle Geebee, ‘Traymore dinner music. 6:30—Tom Barry's Hawiiane Organ r"‘nfl T—Weekly news review, —Vessela's band Mary Testifics WLr f~—l‘|||ludfllphlnf—’lfh Artist recital Chireh Com 3 WCAU-—Philadelphia—278 Rilly Hayes' Dance orch S—Recital & orchestra “ity—300 divorced the New York tobacco man, John Piag- to be called sometime before ad- |logou in 1922, but that did not make journment. |her an American; nor would mar- As a result of the failure of de- [riage to some one else have im- BAT‘I'ER IES 7:10—Tom Barry's Hav 5—Ambassador Dance creh K Merle Johnston, Dance orchestra. $—D. W Dempster, W. C. fred Lunt £:15—Merle Johnston, BiY Wirges, £:30—"Footlight and Lamplight." a—Henristte Olsta trio 9:30—Proggram from Piceadilly the ater. fans cophone. stars: Carol Fields, and Al- WHAR-—Atlantic City--275 0 —Seasids trio. Griffith’s WRW—Tarrstown, N. ¥.—218 05—Musical program; ecores Albert West, tenor. orman Hastngis, fiute Hudson Ramblers’ orchestra —Albert J. West, songs. Norman Hastings, flute 1—Hudson Ramblers WM \-—\\-\I \"rh City—341 tenor. Situation,” Amedee| WGY-—Schencetady, N. Y.—380 Market; news; scores, Dinner program. The Coal Casey [ 9:05-2:530— Helen Morris, ) len Weir. baritone. Beok chat. 10—Beth Y contralto; Emeline| 7:50—WGY orchestra ) AOprAT £:30—1, & Marine band —Minnie Weil 10—Royal hour 11-12—F soprane. _Sned planist rnie Golden's orchestra ASEOPS WGR—Bufialo—318 6:30—Dinner music WRNY-—New York City—258 | $-11—Program same as WEAF. ports results fhe day hesira WDWF—Providence—441 —Narragansett orchestra ne and soprano. questi answers ht program activities WJAR—Providence—308 -Helen C. Place, soprano ~Charles Wagner program B 3—Radio artista. WHN—New York City—361 10—Silvertown orchestra. St W% Frno | WEEI—Boston 478 5.30—Lost and found; scores 7:45—Charlie Donelan | 5-11—Program same as WEAF natenr Rernie's orchestra nd's West —Philip Kr Springfield, Mass.—333 an’s Lenox ensemble acball results §. Marine band Trma Seydel. violinist, —Market report. Bascball results; CINDERS FOR SALE| . = | 4:3¢ Toseph Turkel, fima. ster, Mass.—268 Radio entertalnment. ry teller; scores. ertown orchestra. —Gencral Trucking— 1866 STANLEY ST. Tl 3132-2 = —— == | WRC—Washington—469 CROWLEY BROS. s BT PAINTERS AND Y ochsatch DECORATORS - 267 Chapman Street Estimates Cheerfully Given on All Jobhs — Tel 2013 eyer Da RI\K \-—l'm\hum—-‘\flfl ss (half hourly) DKA : v players —Concert. a:4 3 1:15 phon i | WCAF—Pittsburg—i61 _Dinr - o - o o0 r concart A. M. GALBRAITH Carpenter & Builder o 110 Austin St. Tel. sl i oo R e R T T WEAR—Cleveland—3808 * Melody maids W W.JI—Detroft—353 WEAF WTAS—Flgin—302 BUILDING LOTS INVESTMENT : PROPERTY [/ Sna ™ Read the Ay CLASSIFIED ADS on the . '.'.,“ '1”':'”:"" PRECEDING hoo PAGE news; scores WOC—Davenport—484 Same as WEAF 1 a. m.—LeClaire hotel erchestre Trade ®u purported confessions barred on the | ground that they were obtained by | brutal methods, the state was ex- { pected to concluds its case today | with the testimony of “Loule the Spider,” who is credited with having | zathered most of the prosecution's evidence by assoclating with the al-| leged plotters. | Insane Patients Beaten By Drunken Attendants Trenton, N. J, July 30 (P —Testi- mony that the tendency at the state hospital for the insane here was to rule by brutality and that patlents were knocked down and %icked by drunken attendants marked yester- day's session of a legislative com- mittee {nvestigating affairs of va- | fense attorneys to have thelr client’s | proved matters, so far as the exist- 1 rious state bodies. Dr. Henry M. Graby, a ehiropractor, of Philadel-| Auto Electric Service . A. 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