New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1925, Page 13

" ) W r= THOUSANDS FLOCK 10 GAPITAL CTY Wany Curions to View Klan Konvention Parade Washington, Aug. 8 (A—The ational capital wes a mecca for Ku lux Klansmen today as Pennayl- bania avenue was roped off for a procession of robed and hooded anks tn which klan leaders belived £0.000 of their number would march Rlong the route from the capitol to the White House, Beginning in tke early hours of the day, special trains rolled in from Widespread sections of the east to kdd thousands to the influx which bet in yesterday. Dusty motor cara- tans brought in othep hundreds from far and near to participate in the Bemonstration which will contlue through tomorrow night. Klan headquarters, established in the New Willard hotel, was the focal point for all pre-parade activities, with an endless stream of new ar- tivals seeking direction on the day's events. Tnformation booths estab- lished at Union Btatlon, however, - lleved soms of the pressure there. The capitol police, on duty in full force, were under orders to clear Pennsylvania avenue of al ‘raifio thirty minutes before the scheduled start of the parade at 3 p. m, White- robed women and chlldren, familles of the visiting klansmen, will match strides with thelr men folk in the procession, with a tlank and rear guard of pollce keeping step, No masks will bs worn by the paraders. “Keep your eyes on the person in front of you,” were final instructions issued to the marchers by Klan offi- clals today In operating with police precautions aganst any concerted disorder getting a start in the pro- ceedings, Leaders among the large negro element in Washington have given assurance to Police Inspector Grant that members of the race have been cautioned against let:ing any respon- sibility for passibla disorder rest on them and plastors have added a word of caution in their sermons. The police force, s'rutepically as signed to watch the day's events, ex- pects no disorder, but is prepared to squelch the first sign of it. Breaking of ranks after the pa- rade, which, if the predicted num- ber of marchers materialize will con- tinue well into the night. The visitors will gather in the Sylvan theater in the Mall to hear addresses by Klan teaders. Amplifiers have been ereect- ed to throw the volces over a wide | expanse of the grounds surrounding the Washington monument. Klan officials were unsucessful in You can leave your children no greater inheritance than the Savings Habit. Teach them now and the habit will never leave them. Are you regularly putting away a little each week? It’s a good example and you can’t get very far with them until you do. Don’t let another week go by without starting. all. By making a By making a By making a Come In and Talk Ways of Leaving Property to Heirs— 1. The Neglectful Way ew Britain Trust <o. By failing to make a will at 2. The Inefficient Way will without t!u{ aid of a competent lawyer. 3. The Hazardous Way . will and naming an individual as executor. 4. The Ideal and Right Way will, after con- sulting a good lawyer and then naming This Trust Co. as your executor and trustee. It Over With Us §[cited his method of making flint ar- | | court, b their efforts to obtain the services of a negro band to swell the chorus of thelr own bands in the parade, the bandmaster of the ne- gro community center band declining the invitation. As the parade hour approached, Thomas L, Avaunt, who was arrest- ed but later released yesterday after distributing hand bills assalling the Klan, announced that he would make a last-minute attempt to stop the parade by seeking a court in- Junction against {t. After the holding of a Sunday niorning service on a site just across tha Pofomac in Virginia, the visi- tors will wind up their program to- [ morrow night with tha burning of a fiery cross. An elghty-foot tree with a cross pieca thirty feet long, HONT SUIGIDE IN NEW JERSEY MINE Two Day Search, However, Fails to Find Body N, J., Aug. 8@ | underfoot and bats flapped overhead in pitch-black | caverns of the abandoned | mine here today while three police- | North Arlington, Snakes wriggled copper | Wall Street Briefs Wall street hears the reorganiza- tlon plans of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. will be made public probably next Tuesday to be follow- ed by the early discharge of the re. celvers, Varlous bond holders and stock holders committees have agreed to the plan which s expect- ed to include elimination of the funded debt by exchangs of these securities for stock. Common stock of no par value will be given for the present common and preferred {s- sues, Bankers are understood to be wiling to aceept common stock for chemist on this continent. n, and they began to search the The Indlan, he said, knew "“"“”B,n»n shafts of the mine. They had of chemistry and geology as we Un- | fyjshoq only three shafta by night- derstand thess terms, but he wasi oo On Y (R0 O arch yes. quick to take advantage of chemlcal |, g, = ioisting apparatus at the combinations and geological condi- | " 5%y 0 chafts had decayed, so the tions In his surrounding; policemen lowered each other with To prove his point, the e Only two men went Shippe, the heavier of the fhree, | went first, followed by Goodbody. Sallman remained above to pull them bac to the surface. Iron proot canoe seams with pitch, tem. | 1048 extending down the sides of per clay for pottery and dye his|the shafts at either side of foot- | L | holds enabled the men below fo as- | On the subject of sist the man above by pulling them. food supply, Dr. Charles H. Herly of | sclies up hand over hand. New York sald that chemistry had | Shippe and Goodbody carried fls forever freed this country from the I8Nt They = searched = first danger of a sugar shortage by the |$hafts near the ST T prodiction of a sweetening substance | "0te Was found, believing that the AR |supposed sufeide might have yumped | e e o info one of them | | Twenty. feet from the hottom of | BERG[N WFBSTFR lone of the shafts the policemen | |found a pool of water. This they | |dragged all the thinking | speakor . at a time. rowheads, spears and knives by using a plece of bone scoured or soaked in ashes and water, He also pointed to the Indian’s ability to tan hidys, make glue from fish scales, water- the nation's the tree on ternoon, §t. Mark’s Church Scene of Nuptial [t rossible that df a person had jumped into this shaft the hody Yows of Philadelphin Man and mmhl have fallen into the water and | drowned, New Britain Girl, | After Shippe and Goodbody had | worked for a while, Shippe was | A preity wedding was solemnized | gy ienunand Satlman went down to at 8t Mark's Lpiscopal church this oy Feor o OETR SR JORH 0 morning at 10:30 o'clock when Miss ;“M”] by, Shippe Tone Webster, daughter of Mr. and | jicemen tonk furns at working with Mrs. Herbert, \(\‘q.{.‘w..‘ of r‘n Blake | another, hut after searching all day ame the bride of they found no trace of a body. ‘ Tt was suggested the note may he Fach of the po- \ Thomas Lionel Bergin, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Joseph Bergzin of Philadelphia. The | the work of a practical joker, but | ceremony was performed by Rev. |the police take it serions gamuel Sutcliffe, rector of St. B Mark's Mrs, Maurice Beaudein, formerly | P l Miss Pauline Russell, and Harold | ersonals Covell acted as al{endants at the wedding. Only the immediate fami- | The Misses Florence and Winnie lies of the couple were present. ¥ol- | Caonrad are gpending thair vacations lowing the eeremony Mr. and Mrs. | at Short Beach, Bergin left on a wedding trip to the [ James Corbin of Curfiss street WOUNDFD GOP D]Fq “luu‘\\lrm Roads in 1862, died of old | age yesferday at his homa in this | eity. 11e was wounded during the | [ engagement Is Second to Die in New York Pight and’ nearlys Sdrosned and later taken prisoner Other Reing Woman Tsed mi e | Gunmen As Shicld, === l New Tork. Aug. § (P m. chive RS e, ” Deaths 1 of bullet vmmlmm\mflnm\y ey night in a gun fight between polic »\b ‘ men and four guhmen, during which | Mre Fllen F. Francis Mrs. Mary Connelly, mother of four| Mrs. Ellen E. Francis, 83, nid children, was killed when she was |0f “'haries S Francis, and a lifelong {used as a human shield by one of (TeSident of Newingfon, died this the gunmen, |morning at the home of her son, The tragedy of the two deaths fn | THomas A. Francis of that fown [the fight was heightened by the fact | Mrs. Erancis was born in New Brit- ithat Mrs, Connelly’s youngest child |2/" the daughter of 1 was only eight months old, while | HATT°t Morzan Ray el Detective Henncbarry was engaged |01% OF the oldest living m Lk to be married the latter part of this the ygRingtay iohEEeEationd month She is survived v two son Twvo of the gunmen wereieaptuped, | 2,2 15 SUU They had to be saved by the polics |1 i emom: she made et heme: and from a erowd of 1.500 persons wha Ohn il R Pt s e T 2 " threatened to lvnch them. Two of [y cral will be held from the hom the gunmen escaped Monday afternaon at 2 a'clock. F jal will he in Newington crmete OUAKES IN CALIFORNIA —_—— Fdw | Tdward Kowaleik ard Kowaleik, six-mont san Diegn. Riverelde and San Bemn. SO0 of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kokal- cik of 404 Beach street. died at hi ardine Counties Rocked But No heme this morning. The . will ba held Mon morni DPamage is Reperted, o'clock in Sacred Heart 3 L n Diego, Cal, Auz. § (P4 | Burial will be in Sacred Heart ceme- slight earthquake was felt at five | 7 points in San ‘Diegn, Riverside and | AR R San Bernardino counties st 2:15 a.| m., today. The tremor estended | over a 130.mile line northeasterly | tremity, to®San Bernardino | ] | Towns along the line whieh re-| ported the shake wore La Mesa, 10 | Peter Walena Jacinto ar t in Riverside | gonths-old, son of Mr. and Mrs. ! county o damage was reported. George Walena, was held this morn- Jurkowski's Death Caused hy Ruptured Spleen!'; lical Examiner Waterman TL.von announced last night 1g at 9:15 o'clock at the home, 256 Elm street, and in Ukrainian hurch at 9:30, Rev. Dennis Kul- v officiating. Fr v conducted the services at the grave In the Ukra the (fter the nian cemetery autopsy on the death of Alex Jur- | kKowski at the New Britain General | === e y‘m;‘\m that death had been causcd We are Showing v a rupture of the spleen, w ”‘h‘ Very choice selection of was probably oaused by a fall. Frank GLADIOLY Andrayczyk of 140 Grove street, Orders may be placed for buihs held under $1,000 bonds for assault of these varieties now. Deliveries ing Jurkowski. will be put to plea "y’" spring on a charge of manslaughter when B " P Sh his case comes up next week for Ollerer s rosy op | trial. Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods 9 WEST MAIN ST announced this morning. The man is alleged to have pushed the deceased from a veranda at his home Wed- noon during The Telegraph Florist of New Britain —, nesday squable. | on e |navy was built 97 years agm by an | American, Edward Church, who| [then wae the United tSates consul! in France, Funern; Uirector. Thone 1623-2. opposite St. Mary’s Charch. Resldence, 17 Summer St.—1625-3. | thracite scale negotiations the 1lance e bank "he ofl-s0aked for the occaslon, wiil pro- | Men searched seventy-five feet un- \r}:’f.\"' {rruf(‘wu.\‘o:”ul:‘;’;rl j-l;lu vide the spectacle and s said to be | derground for the body of the man |ha wealed down greatly under the the largest cross in the organiza- |or woman whose initialed suiclde | o) ! tion's history, note was found yetserday near one oy ——— of the mine shafts, Rerine et el Rt naen PRA[SE% ]ND[ANS Twa Montelalr boys, prowling | G el e E R T ) {about the mine to investigate a leg- N (aricta oo v AT end of local youth that the place [ciee) now being quoted at $19 to was haunted, found the note fusten- | gya.50 4 ton, This is about 83 a ton Without Science or Knowledge of o) 1o a tree. It was written in pen- | 4iove (he low S bl - ; cll, barely decipherable, and read: | oo A higher price is reported to Chemistry, The Red Man Was| "0 bve, cruel world, 1 am Sy Ve e e S S First Chemist, Says Speaker. slek of lving. I'd better be dead. |1ook abont 20,000 tons. | Notify my folks, el | Los Angeles, Aug. 8 (P)—James A. “Loe Ho 8" | 12 & Iron Pipe & Foundry is re- |Branagan of Philadelphia, put the The two boys took the note to | pnrfed to have been the suceessful Indlan on a pedestal of sclence at' chjer of Police Michael Sallman of 'higder in keen competition for 2,- |the American Chemical soclety's | North Arlington. Hallman called | 200 tons of east iron pipe for the sessions here with the declaration 'gap e Goodbody and George Ship- | papama Canal zone, in whieh that the aborigine was the Arst| . (ho horough's two other police- | firench manufacturers recently cut | their hid 86 a ton after all previous | bids had been thrown eut Net profit of the Indian Refining far | Co. 455, same the first half of inst $18 1024, 1925 was 11 iy the period of ot including profit of $ derived from the sale of eapital assets THE BOND MARKET York, Aug. S.~—RBond within narrow limits in to- kday's early half holiday session, con- tinued demand Chesapeake and Ohlo convertible 55 carrying them to 107 3-8 In transactions of more than £200,000 in the first half hour. Nor- folk and Western convertible fis lost a point. favorable reorganization plan for Virginia Carolina Chemical company, to be announced during next was reflected In the firmness of these ls- New prices for Expectations of the week sues, advanees ranging from 1 to 1 1-4 points. Activity in foreign obligations again was led hy Anton Jurgen 6s which added 1 1-4 points to the 4 point jump yesterday. A | sharp uptorn in the company’s eom- wion shares in Amsterdam is believed |to bhe responsible for the rise as the honds are convertible into com- mon stock at 130 per cent. U. 8 | government loans were r.-n»». STAMFORD D0G 1§ SAVED BY SENTIMENT 1] Wlag-Fating Canine Ts to Be Taken Care of Ry New Yorker &amford, Conn., Aug. S.—Mayor John F. Keating would like to have it widely and thoroughly understood the the stray dog recently caught in 1 cometery here, where it had been Adirondacks. Upon their return | who recently refurned from Europe, | ‘ it bad been they will reside in this citv, where | has gone to Block Island for (the |P/AVINS with flags on 0 ,fly s il:‘ : Mr. Bergin is employed at the Hart | k end | to the detriment of th T o & Cnoley Mfg, Co. = bevond his u\vy Tictic ”) i very mail brings dozens of let- Mrs, Bergin attended fthe N R ol Britain high :nhn,,|nmv| wy Bergir OLD VETERAN DIES rs to {he mayor profesting against Billalnicie fr. Bergln | gagorstown, Md., Aug. 8 P—Reu- | the proposed execution of the ani- it school, this state, and Trinity | hen A, J. Hornsby, 80, one of the | mal. the writers being under the college, Hart | g ¥ 80, mal. the writers be Undanith | artfor N 1ast survivors of the battle between |jyprossion that the death sentence e A rimac and tha Manior N | was passed hecanse of ifs maltreat- ment of the flag. The fate designed for the dog was | . NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST & 1925, INDUSTRIALS ARE MUCH IN DEMAND Rail $tocks Also Being Bought | that which every unlicensed dog that | i« captured must sufter tain period A3 a mm dog escaped that fate s after matter of fac has een adopted hy a New York man i eported ta he healthy and e R (OAL SITUATION Tewis Declares That Miners Will Not Permit Outside Interferenos Tn This Crisis, Atlantie Cit with ntatives from AuE 8 (A Appo ment operators and wr fields will likely keep John 1. Teni president of the United Mina Worl ers of America, here until the mida of next w The discussions are ha ta do h local and dis annonr it was officially 1 last nizht and the status of the Ja \ agreement has not heen tonc Van A. Bitner, chisf unon jzer in West Virginia, has receive o reply to the telegram he had s to Herbert Hoover, secretary of corr Mr. Bittne; appealed fo \Mr, Hoover Secretary of Tahor Davis to take tand aganst large bituminous coal opera tors who, some nfficial = he said, were repudiating sisting wage contracts. Mr. Lewis delivered a radin iress from the Hotel Ambass Jast night in which he said the a with the mine owners were not properly sub ject to arbitration, and that would never agree to the operators' plea to have their differences deter mined by outwim: Murder, Ts v eldwt in Middletown Bahy Case miners Middletown, Conn Aug. 8 (B I'he identity of the baby girl, 24 ours old, found dead and wrapped in a newspaper in a swamp at Soutl I'arms by some boys on July 23, was ared up in the finding of Cor- 7ith handed down oner Lonndes H e coroner calls it murder by parties unknown. The only clew the e have to work on has to do vith the appearance three people in it seen near the re the bahy ay before epot whe was found. the mad e discovery was RUBRISH FIRE ish fire on the 38 Kensington avenuc Iv this morning by w»m \(v'w said that property at was put out Engine Co. € answered a sti Chief William uo damage. 'READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RESULTS of a closed car, | 1l alarm at | i 8 Ina & | 1 Heavily Aug 8 () Stock prices New York, Opening— wall display strong tone at the opening of today's market, which heavy buying of the standa trials and rafls, Mack Truck, ington Typewriter and United ways Investment preferred opened a higher and national Combustion and American Emelting monnt new high | s A strong investuient point for the year deman he high priced industrials sen eral of those prices for the lssues to ne year in the firs minutes of trading. General 131 Midland Street produets pr {Mavana Vlectrle, General 1 signal, International Telephone Mack Truck quickly advanced 2 to 4 1-2 points. American | Baldwin, Tnternational Comb | Enginecering, Mallison, U, & common and first preferred among the many other Indusiy sues that moved up & point o in the first half hour. 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T e th .| Jack Kearns, Walker's manager, LOCAL STOCRS Ve & lo Rl s tentatively promised to match . o tl na | Walker with the winner of tonight's R e i 1 iTatny out. Shade has been made the A that ¢ police |favorite, with his wagerers giving Insuranee Stockes | 1 e ocal with slight odds, % ing The preliminary bouts will begin Bid Arked 1t 8:45, Tiretseoa e R France and Spain signed a prof R AR . Tapstoukl e, aierimar HORSES SELL BIGH i L ; SRR \ Deauville, France, Aug. 8 (P— CllBL I Brilain o4 Ralph Beaver Strassburger of Gwyn- tnon] Gooot) ; edd Valley, Pa, in paying 150,000 Ratlonal by = 1 francs for a trapping chestnut colt LS i : i e t 1he opening sales of yearlings ! today, the highest price of the ’ Mannfacturing Stack 1ay, had the distinction of opening A :h nare J Shade and Schoell Will what promises to be a season n:dfl;; °TYy o most spectacular prices ever pal Reaton & Cadvell ” ave Battle Tonight |55 P Ce old horse fleh. 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