New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1925, Page 4

e —— actly the reverse to conditions in regard to anthracite, Realizing that most of the householders in for industry is willing and able to supply, if necessary, all the require- ments of New England this winter, I am writing to request that you pre- nd send this information to isted below as representing ective New England gover- ew England Weary of Monp-| 0ly, Hammond Says those our r |nors.” £ AWAID NEW SLOGAN Boston, Sept. 24 (A—D. that “the patience of New Las been stralned to the point” by the fatest su anthracite coal mining John Hays Hammond, chairmar the New England governors' committee, last night tool ascerta{h. from the hitumine producers of Pennsylvania and West Virginia r furnish New I pply of dom operations, | Britons Expect Prince of Wales To Bring Back Something Sensational As Watchword, 24 (P—With the Prince of Wales British manufacturer 5 men are volcing hopes g kood is coming to prince’'s am sador- America. They for some such slog Wake drooping - ndon, Sept eturn of the ssary. somethi n from the in to Quer | South are Chairman Hamm to elght ind prod Pennsylvar Virginla tields in what amount of | minous coal, suital use, thelr varlous men supply; the price of ton, at the mine; t portation, per ton, points; name: the companie i ng to him i imino ) orge’s famol up. igland!” to gal ry here, o 8’ g 1nizg cesman, secretary of nion of manufacturers, firms, refer- ¢ 1o lis expectation of a ppeal from the prince, cost to New nd a result be good could which would y cers and equ employers. Labor has great respect for the ind should he make an ap- words likely would have ot with the working people. «ignificant that he turned tion while in South America tuation of the British mark- he discovered arches i the names England repre ¢ other Information whic 1el; their New and assoclation might furnish Protect Consumers descr) New FEngland attitude towar: mthr nengion Har er raid | and 1 elates et After Chairman g lot am sure is industrial we onght to protect Rrit unfair competi banded tectually deal fuel problems “Without | in the at res ing ¥ have togrther to more e that with their domestic markets from " Central Penn. Coal Men mir tion, 1t i anthracite 24 (1A meet of the Central gein 1 frania Coal arators 880~ 1y s en ca d for this ecity n connection with the Pa., Sept directors 0 Adtoona eteps fta'pr il lay i | request of the governors ot Newkng- { land states for information as to low | volatile bituminaus coal for domes- | 1ic purposes available. According to ary Charles O'Neill of the coal produced in this dis friet can be delivered in New Eng- 1nd elties around $8 a ton, Data as to tont ilable and transporta- [tMeltsFreckles Away In4 Days ‘ OR YOUR MONEY BACK | e a Mexican and Mis Schools to Exchange | Colnmbia, Mo.. Sept. 24 (P— An | change profescorship in journal- lism has been arrunged between the Inational university of Mexico and ghily spofs have fihe sehool of journalism of the Uni- rence in e jversity of Missouri. It is said to be | soft as the lihe first exchange professorhisp be- ean and ltween Mexico and the Unifed States. Dr. Jose Manuel Puig Casauranc, ~rvts a cream and [secretary of public education of the 1T is easy te apply | Mexican republic will send to Mexico < Axelrod’s Pharmacy Dean Walter Willlams of the school vard-looking druggist |of journalism and president of the fails the hase [pre of the world, The ed—As jar [lectures in cach instance will he in "English, AVIATION 'MEET Under Auspices of ociation Axelrod's Pharmary wa the first to learn one that 1t so that stahad at last di brown pigir And when tf texture of the finest velvet one what ' S CONgress terans of Fereign Wars SATURDAY GRAPHIC RECORD 0™ 10 Wi Shows All Details of the Cl\flSh‘;“. To Way Sun Body Was luhoma ing U P—Re- to the cure his objections YOUTH; THREE © Associated Press, Jeflerson Danis taking his turf winnings back to England in a vallse. He bet 200,. O francs on his Ptolemy and was Cohn s 'FINDS NEW PROCESS TO RESTORE ARE TRYING IT OUT to gentlemen jockeys who fell in the war, New York—Hope Hampton tried |car Will Meet on Tuesday |+ {tion in the light of the Shenandoah Lakehurst, N, J,, 24 (P—A graphic record showing exactly how the line squall caught the airship Shenandoah about in tlie air Ohio before wrecking It on Sept was prepared today for prescutation to the naval court of inquiry sitting her Sopt over Ihis record was made by what 1 lnown as the barograph of the ship. an instrument for recording the e act altitude of the craft at all tim during a flight. The record itscif looks not unlike the familiar gov- ernment charts showing the rise and decline of food and other comniodi- ties The harograph was in the control car and the record indicates that it functioned up to the moment the struck the ground affer its plunge of more than 1,000 feet when it broke away from the I of the Shenandoah In an effort to determine the ex act time the control car fell and the vessel itself broke up, the barograph record 15 being compared closely with the testimony of survivors de- scribing the inclination of the craft at the time the men heard the snap- ping and cracking of girders and supports as the structure began to fall in the terrific storm. Besides an examination of this record the court has before it today < of Inspecting a great mass age wreckage of the Shenan- doah just returned from Ohio. This has been lald out on the floor of the hangar where the Shenandoah nsed ta rest and has bheen arranged rela- in position in which it 1 in the ship, Tncluded in the salvage are all five engines, all farly battered; parts of the keel, girders, control wires, cov- ering of the oufer hull the gas cells, some of fhe maneuver- ing and safety valves for discharg- ing helium and many of the gasoline tanks, all of which are practically untonched, After the court has inspected the wreckage, samples of it will be sent to the burean of standards fn Wash- ington for testing to develop whether there were any weakiiesses in the metal structure, wires or other ma terials, Affer this the next stage in the inquiry will he the recalling of the tively the survivers for a vertification of their | testimony and for further examina of ‘technical and other evidence adduced they first gave their accounts of wreck to the This probably will eonsume 1iost of the time r maining in this week's period. The procedure after that remains to be determined by the court. since court SAILOR 1S JATLED. Portland, Me., Sept, 24 () . Oatley, 21, a member of a sub- arine ¢ t the Portsmouth navy vard, was sentenced to 30 days in jail in the United States district eourt vesterday after he admitted that he 1l sold alcohol from an auto at Kittory, Economical position of the alrcraft at the | the | Girorge il Spratl | give W body of his son, Howard . killed in the wreck of | ndoal, Willlum H. Sprat- Joy ilroad ebief lneman 1ving |Deie, today telegraphed Secretary of the Navy Wilbur as follows: Your report fn regard to no un- takers at Davey, Ohio, I8 not sat actory to me or the public. “The ndle a wreek fn time of to care for the injured | dead with respect and in- |vestigate afterwar | The telegram referred to an ex- planation from the navy department |setting out the difficultles in hand- ling the bodies of the victims due Ito lack of undertaking facilities and the need of haste because of the ot [ weath e department’s explan- ation wus made Jn response to a | previous declaration that Spratley's hody had been sent callect to Venlee, Tlinois, in & plain wooden box pack- od with excelsior. This was speci- |fically denied by the navy spokes- ENDURANCE RECORD | I 1 | {way to bury the Ride Finish the Race, Breaking Previous Marks. Colorado Springs, Col., Sept. 24 (A |-—Known records for the United |States and Burope were broken when the entire ticld of 13 starters in the Colorado endurance ride crossed the |tape yesterday afternoon for the [finish of the third day's grind, a to- Ial start Monday morning |of 150 miles The hest previous showing for the third day of endurance ride |nrought in fifty per cent of the orig- [ina of starters. Only one horse 'has been withdrawn since the start Monday that being Lieutenant Frank Lee's Black Deering. The most remarkable showing of lay, according to officials, was [that of Sergeant Thomas Garrity |and nhis “issue” horse, Tomahawk, completing the course in nine hours, the required time, fo a split second, {another new mark in endurance [rides. officials say oviet Official Held For Having Explosives Harbin, Manchuria, Sept. 24 (B A man named Burlakoff, whose pa- pers proclaim him a soviet official, and Motveenko, an official of the Ussuri r: were arrested today alschnayva and brought to hey had 100 pounds of ex- several infernal machines 000 ig their possession.Bur- | lakoff escaped after his arrest but was recaptured ind brought into Harbin shackled. The destination of the men when they were taken into enstody has not been indicated since the the way, at Pogr: Harh: PHI BETA FRAT TO M Attorney David L. Nair and Rabbi | Gershon Hadas will be the speakers at a meeting of the P'hi Beta fra- [ternity tonight in the Burritt hotel. President Louls Raschkow will pre- side at the meeting. Reports on the recent conyention will be given. Because Dependable The last spoonful in the can is as e good es the first—never fails to produce first quality food— RUMFORD #l THE WHOLESOME AKING Sept. 26 UNDAY Sept. 27 Entrances ROCKY and SOUTH MAIN ST. | B OF HILL AVE. FOOT OF POWDER Powerful EVEREADY Columbia full power. They put si Dry Batteries deliver nap and vim into ringing belis, engine ignition, running the radio, starting Fords and a hundred h factory tasks. idle, they are restoring do in sleep. That's w! last longer. Fahnesto ome and farm, office and When these good batteries are their energy, just as you hy Eveready Columbias ck spring clip binding posts on the Ignitor at no extra cost to you. There is an Eveready Columbia dealer nearby. {10 horn in a pleture of the French 13 Starters in Colorado Endurance | pald at 6 to 1 in small bills, Havre—Having shot elephants and tigers Pelletier Doisy, Birdman, now seeks to bag a grizzly bear. As he left to ply in the Pulitzer races, he di4 not say whether he thought | there were bears on Long Island, N. % Marseillos jeclining all conts the beggars offerings under unien is five | New York—Maude Adams is leav- ing shortly to visit Rudyard Kip- ling regarding the filming of “Kim." Constantinople—Disguise by shav- ing his beard helped Prince Ahmed Self Tl Dine to get here after es- caping from an asylum in England. He has just learncd about the great war Seloe, Jugo Slavaia—Baby Prinee | Peter, helr to the throne s being | entertained with his cow at the | American home for children. Berlin—A monument has bheen un- velled at the Karlshorst race track debt mission but M. Caillaux would not permit it, Lafayette, Ind. — A cou cheerleading has been establish Purdue, with “vocal serimmage daily feature, Washington — Katherine Wynne, mald for Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Hard- fng and Mrs, Wilson, 18 seeking American citizenship. 8he came trom Treland in 1905, Denver—There i3 snow on Rocky mountain divide, Ossining, N. Y.—The Sing Sing electriclan, who has electrocuted 140 men, is to retire shortly. Otego. N.'Y.—The Hame and Fgg Faters Al &mith for President club has just been organized. the New York—Dr. Eugene Steinach has & new process for restoring youth, consisting of heat pade ap- plled by machine, says Dr. Harry Benfamin, who has just returned trom abroad, He has found the Stelnach operation effective fn 70 per cent of the cases, Two women to one man are having it done. ANDOVER-HARVARD PLANS CONTINUE Officials Hope fo Finish Out Sohool Year , Cambridge, Mass, Sept, 24 (B—It is hoped at Harvard university that the theologlcal school may be able to go through the present academic vear as now organized in spite of the recent decision of the state eu- preme court that its formation through affiliation of the Harvard Divinity school and the Andover Theological seminary was void. Tn a statement today Dean Willard ry of the theological school “The final decree, the details of which will have an important hear- ing on this subject, has not yet been entered. Under the circumstances the school has no option but to open on Sept. 28 in accordance with its announcement. About 50 students are expected and these will be reg- istered on the first day of the term as members of the theological school in Marvard univers “It is hoped that the ultimate de- | cision of the case will be such that {he school may continue and con- | clude the present academic vear as now organized. Should the resolu tion of the ool into its conetitu ent parts, the Harvard Divinity | cchool and Andover Theological | seminary, become necessary during | the year, such readjustment could | be made without serfous fnterrup- tion of academic work.” | “The school would then revert to | the plan of afiliation drawn up in | 1908 when Andover moved to Cam- bridge. The decision of the court | does not affect this plan. Under this | carlier affiliation Harvard Divinity | school and Andover seminary lived and worked amicably together from 1908 to 1922. Should the change he necessary the divinity school and Andover faculties would be at once | reconstituted as separate bodies. | Students who had enrolled in the {heological school would bhe given the option of being enrolled in Har- vard Divinity school or in Andover Seminary. “So long as the plan of affilfation | of 190§ remains in force, courses ziven by teachers in Harvard uni- | versity, if approved for that purpose | by the Andover authoritles, will be | accepted for the Andover degree of bachelor of divinity, and courses given by teachers In Andover Sem- | inary, 1t approved for that purpose by the Harvard authorities, will be accepted for the Harvard degree of bachelor of theology. X X X | “Divinity Hall is as It has alwavs been, the dormitory of the Harvard | cchool and remains at the disposi- | tion of the achool. x x x “The trustees of Andover Sem- inary are to meet on Friday of this | week to discuss, in view of the de.| cision of the supreme court, the fur- ther poliey of the ssminary. Another Rum Ship Lost At Sea, Is Belief| Antwerp, Belgium, Sept. 24 (B—| Another rum-runner has been given | up as lost. Tt is presumed that it founded somewhere in the Pacific ocean. The vessel is the Belglum steamer | Gertrude, which, with a chew of 19 men, gailed from Antwerp February 22 found for Vancouver. She had on board a general cargo, most of which | is said to have heen liquor—princi- pally whiskey. The Gertrude passed through the | Panama Canal and Francisco between April 10 and 15. Since that time nothing has been | heard of her. She had on board coal | | sufticient to last only until July, and | belisf prevalls that she went down in a storm on the Pacific. [ {the | WAPLE HILL NEWS The Woman's Club of Maple Hill will glve a public bridge party at the Sequin golf club tomorrow af- ternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Tables may be reserved by notifying Mrs. G. K. Spring on Thompson etreet or Mrs. H, E. Anderson on Golf atreet At 8 o'clock in the evening there will be a dance, at which § Yaffee's orchestra of Hartford will furnish music Herbert F. Olmstead, son of Mrg H. B. Olmstead of Johnson strest | resumed his studies at Cornell 'hlql week Miss Clariseea E. Bentley and Mrs, | R. H. Starkweather street spent yesterday Colchester, of Ridgeway visiting in A eon, Frederick Fuller, Jr., was horn September 14, to Mr, and Mrs, Frederick Fuller of West Hartford, at the Niles street hospital. Mrs. Fuller was formerly Miss Ruth Law of this place. Mrs. Nelson E. Mann, who has heen visiting her sister at Scituate, Mass,, returned home yesterday. Mies Frances Sorrow strest. 1 spending a few New York. of Maple days in P — Frederick Ames, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ames of Eim Hill, un- derwent an operation for appen- dicltis yesterday at the New Britain General hospital. Clarence Nordstrom of Robbing avenue has returned to Middlebury college, . Graham Spring, who has heen confined to his home for several days with a sprained ankle, is able to be about again, A meeting of the Maple Hill Fire District will he held at the Sequin Golf club on Friday evening, October 2, at 8 o'clock. Davis Asks Divorce Makes Several Claims Los Angeles, Sept. 24 (A—Emmitt fandell Davis, hushand of Mariska Aldrich Davis, widely known under her first two names as an opera sing- er, is seeking a divorce. The eourt has the case under advisement. Davis said yesterday at a hearing that his wife demanded he give her a sep- arate fncome of $500 monthly, insure his life in her favor for $50,000 and make a will leaving all his property ta her. 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