New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1926, Page 14

, NEW-BRITATN#DAIGY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1926. A M.E ZIONISTS CONVENTION OPENS Blection of Officers Chief Busi- ness of Afternoon Meeting Zion al church The The conference o churches started at th this morning at 1 sion opened w with Rev. h devotional W. Weller ered of officer committees, services, ad reports. An Rev. Warren of the Prc tion of Ne evening Rev. Jacob W. tor of religious ed thfield alumni, will have c tomorrow’s pre as follows: At 9:00 ass period Miss Mary Mass., 11 field coun Mrs. Florence dent, Miss Ir 10:00 a. m., Conf ention “Leaderst raining Hour (second year) Rev. F. S. Anderson presiding. Methodist Church and its Work,” Mrs. M herine Hud- son. “Organization and Administra- tion of Church School,” William D Hopkins. “Progress of Christian Religion,” Mrs. Cora Floyd “Training Devotional Mrs. Rosa Weller. 11:00 a. m., choes from third g eral church school convention at Washington, D. C. (Aug 3,) (Open parliament), Rev. 8. W. Wel- ler, presiding. 11:30 a. m., Department confer- ences (numbers and leaders as fol- lows: Cradle roll, Mrs. Gertrude Brown; beginners, Mrs. M. Georgie Powell; primary, N Price; junior, Rev. George intermediate, Mrs. Bettina senior, Rev. G. H. Stato young people, Mrs. Florence A. Auten; E. Morace Brown; home, Swain. “Precious Memory Hour" (in remembrance of Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Peters and Miss Harriet M Green, and other rep ntatives of this conference now in Africa). Re- consecration and life recruiting for hristian service, led by Rev. George iddle. 12:20, Sermon by Spraggin, of Ambherst, Afternoon, 2:00 p. m., Worship, led by Rev. Charles H. Hall and one delegate from each state 2:10, Members and delegates’ dis- cussion of Sunday school progress and problems as shown by stat cal reports submitted previously additional verbal statements of gates. 00, election addr M. stant Minist Britain, will be session at 5 Powell, D. catio made at D. Noi of train eport of Attleboro North- cation.) rint ass u Ward of to the sup! nee and con Life Green; Ward B H B.L Rev Ma Zion's Forward v. William L. Lee by Rev. Dixon question box Rev. J. B. Wa Address by Rt. 3:30, Response Brokn. Annual open parliame presiding. March, and committee ntation of visitors, by B. Walters, J. C Consex tion me recruiting (altar service) William B. ? 4:45, Rest period Rev. J. D. Raynor). Thursday Evening , Prayer, praisc and t led by Rev. J. M. 1 7:30, Chil period recitations and dramatization by elementary division of t New I Sunday school directed by al superintendent. ings, finance (benediction by 7:1 period, timony inch (songs, e the *hebe E. 1l schools of confer nt (Rev. 1 roll call and pagea tor, presiding. Address | 1. Woodin, of the Con- it Council of Religious Educa- Respons Rev Durham H. eant led by Miss Marion Geary) by the local choir, supported conven choirister ar at Ja nmittee. lay hou n school convention gr A (r n choir 1 d Rev. C. H recruiting, rings, 1 by the . Hall). on. ( Presi of banners, ning) Revs. rs, William ts and ben- Green. So- ation ading, tra n, 7, C. Wall nnounceme Georg! 3,000,000 AMERICANS WANT HARIE AS GUEST| Prettiest Indian Girl in America Rumanian Queen Refuses All Invita- | from individuals represe que tions—Will vitatio will will to d museum een M In one probably Washin ed spend Two fonths Here America nizations 1,000,000 citiz- their guest United Stz t any of these in- intends to travel as not incognito and thus of the nation at rt of her trip she guest of the when she goes ations from in r to e ton ea &t n plans wryhill to stay in the ates less than two months the co as many people. go immediately to make a courtesy wil Coolid falo to view cross into Canac troit urg on from ent Boston. American out of Que cia n Marie of Rumania to visit s estern tour, her e, Denver St 1 which invitations Washington [ al the United for rulers tr to visit w nts to see much of as s possible and to meet | New York and Washington to call on President land at he Ni nd will ke ara Falls a and 7 tive list are Louis, Chicago De- she has received Pittsburgh and Ang. overnment is still notification of the 25 (P—The with- plan is customary to com- with the ates. 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Y. ational Run Down In Critical Condition At Hospital As Result of Accident. to the Herald.) 25 At (spe Bristol, 12:10 aged o'clock today, Harvey C. Blow, three vears, of 10 South Elm street, was struck by auto owne and operated by Simon Dunn of 88 Wol- cott street, this His left leg | broken in places and he sustained severe cuts on his head and body. He was removed to the | Bristol hospital where he underwer at 1 formed it an city. Aug. 25 (P— was two adminis- tration to adhere to its economy program dent Coolidge today budget 192 was emphasized by in for the Presi- discussing fiscal year Representative Madden, Tllinois, chairman of the house appropriations comn Th expenditur Madde said would a quarter million dollars less than those the present fiscal due to cial increases this year for postal soldiers’ bonus Madden who it White Pine ¢ left this noon for Chica h er he will go to Washington to confer with Director Lord of the budget The house propriations committee will begin its hearings on the 1028 supply measures about November 5. an aftérnoon, Whipple ope estimate: with republican by is u nknown 1in- ded any interr Mr vard probably for PLUNBING LAWS BROKEN, WARRANT FOR MITCHELL | Installation of Work in Broad Stree. vear, pay Mr. was a house mp ove Building Described as “Repul- sive’ By Inspector, by P ion to therford a Following ay Inspectors A. N J. To of the building depart- ment, a warrant was issued for the arrest of William Mitchell for viola- tion of plumbing building code ” In a building at 54 Broad sfreet| o oo plumbing installation alleged to have | ;o =\« been placed by Mitchell resulted in | oo conditions which Ir Ruther- | /', ford termed repulsive. The work has been Worke delay. ) Council of Cloak, Shirt Mitchell is alleged to have fanufacturers, Inc without a plumbing | “Governor Smith's inter out a1 a e net only take the to o investi Gov. Smith Calls Meeting To Seek End of Strike York, Aug. 5 (A—A move geftle the ecight cks' strike of work was started to- vernor h when he confereice his suite requirements in the into at tmore hotel rep; International Ladi union and sector P sentatives ' Garment Industrial and Suit ordered torn out without e carr on permit and plumber t journeyman operations W the fact in ense as 2| situation is to the contracts or perform the master hat ours is tate's gr try,” Henry H. Finder, pr Industrial Council said “but hecame a commission ippointed by him spent two years in dyir industry a smmendations which v nd the ce it t so 1l in- 1S a lent work “Other Woman” Requests Wife to Get Divorce N. Y. Aug 2% (P of a hushand pleading 1150 special he issued ree- re rejected but manu- Brooklyn and The story unions obber ac- pted by the ‘inside shop! other woman' to submit it told in when rction Macin- to a divorc strike is mated to have the lo night marry $100,000,- it industry almost Wpreme vesterday Mrs, court Macln from s brought David Sarah v Justice Again Up to the Standard Sity, N. J.. Au 5 (P and sure, lay n a tried found hin less than el Friedman of separation wvarded 340 a week 250 counsel fees pending justice wdministered b an was ar 1s our swift was enced wi whe after the ac came cetions He ladelphia, MacInn, i mvicted frank visitor, was William H cinnati, hefore nd sentenced to il lacInnes anc comy home vs in the county widi Iman im dintely. He Wife Sues Hushand and Attaches His Property g2 s was at- Sheriff ac Rusczyk Tadeus, for the plain- Monkiewicz cenied tod had mad | lement of 100 Aric as 1 ntiago. Tacna peiak s Selogs ambassador N MISS RURPIE LEADS W Aug. 25 (M M w Orl nt hird round of th championship from rion into omen's west- tournament Mrs. Melvin champion, 4 g0 ms, W RAGES 7 STORM AUE which W Mexieo: off moving officials TROPICAL New Orle tropical th m golf Ay Ans eliminating Olympia Fields Naomi Hull, the Kenallville, Tnd., girl with the charmed putter, rvived the second round by de- Mrs. Jay Cassriel of 1. one up. M Harley Highie, Detroit, runner-up last year, and went out to Dorothy Page, Madison, Wis., five and four. storm Jon in Gulf of the 1 northwar sald her still miles uisi na cather s today. Hur lisplayed between Mobile, Ala bureau ating have been warnings Morgan City cane MAY INVOLVE WEALTHY MEN IN BOOZE PLOTS Investigation Following Seizure TILDEN AGAIN IS " WINNER AT TENNIS i | ‘retan’s Johnston and Chapin Will Meet| EHK\'('.&‘LE:\(KOTI spreading from Boston |to New York, Philadelphia and Bal | timore, which may involve wealthy |and influentia! citizens, is now being .| conducted by government agents |a result of the seizure of a million f|dollar cargo of liquor here last month. Federal officials investigat- | ing the arrival of the steamship Cre- | tan here on July 7, with the huge | liquor cargo concealed in her hold Sum- | claim that a widespread conspir | reaching back six months, may | uncovered While federal of $1,000,000 Cargo at Boston Extends Over East R T Tilden defea university protege, fourth invitation te today, 6 the Newport, = his Lehigh Aug. William easily Sullivan, the Newport in rou the nnis tournament The victory advanced nati title holder to the quarter fing he maries Fourth Willi round n T. Tilden, singles. Ph officials refused to ladelphi discuss the case, it was said upon Mount Wilson Observator igood authority that numerous agents |at work in various cities have as y Not in Danger of Fire San Francisco, Aug. (P—The famed Carnegie observatory on the top of Mount Wilson, north of adena in the Sierra Madre range, wa from the menace of fire tod A blaze of brush tollhouse near the obse of the their objective the wealthy heads of |a rum ring said to be authors of the effort to fiood this district with al- cohol. The agents are working on the theory that none but a wealthy organization could finance a ven including the purchase of the str er and its enormous cargo. Alksen en making up the which burned 40 acres the Mount Wilson came dangerously vatory, in which mo: important of nomical discoveries have been de, was controlled last night a desperate eight hour fight. near and August and 24 of the “aptain crew some an were arrested atter discovery the liguor. They were charged with conspiracy to smuggle liquor, furnished bail and waived examina- tion when arraigned before the United States commissioner. It is that of COL. THOMPSON'S NEPHEW DIES City Clerk A. L. Thompson notified today of the death of rephew, Arthur G.- Hopkins umbull, whose mother, the official’s sister, is critically ill. The death occurred this morning and ineral eervices will be held Friday afternoon in Hartford. wa his of local known the federal as been actively en- | gaged for several days in examining witnesses who d to h ATC SUPPOS ve knowledge of the plot which centers around the Cretan and her cargo. a, | ? . | climinated Neil Sullivan, Lehigh, | 6-2, 6-2 | Willi clsco, M. Johnston, San Fran- feated Dr. Carl Fischer, m ETHvEin 'VTh~ew Difierence Philadelphia, 6-0, 6-3; Cranston Holman, Leland Stanford, elimi- nated Arnold Jones, Boston, 6-0, 6-4. Alfred H M: won Texas, 6-4, Howard 1 Shields defeated Artk Brian Doherty, 6-4, 6-3. | William M. Johnston and Crans- ton Holman, outstanding Pacific wvers in the tournament, n in the quarter finals and decisive matches, | ner eliminating Dr Carl of Philadelphia, 6-0, | Arnold erswhile Yale star, fell before the hard driving of Holman, 6-0, 6-4, the victory of Leland Stanford player placing b in 1 for a battle tomorrow | with Tilder | Alfred H. Chapin, jr., of Spring- eld, s, earned the right to oppose Johnston in the quarter finals by slashing through the de- f Louis Thalheimer, flam: | haired Texan, 6-4, 6-0. | Julius Seligson, 16 year old sen- sation from New York who yester- conquered the veteran interna- Watson M. Washburn, to- be a whirlwind net George King, 6-4, Chapin, jr. Springfield, over Louis Thalheimer, k and and F Ham glie coast ¥ joined il brief Jones, ise of day tionalist, day fell by | ore attack Dr. | 6-4. The national junior indoor cham- pion made a courageous uphill fight against his more experienced {opponent in both sets. He came from behind at 4-1 in the first set to twice break through King's ter- rific service, carrying the set score to 4-5 and 40 before King stopped the rush. VALENTINO SPENT HOST ALL THAT HE EARNED| $2,000,000 Screen | { | Made During Career; Left $75,000—Made No Investments New York, Aug. —Although Rudolph Valentino earned approxi- mately ,000,000 during his screen careed, he was usually without money, Joscph M. schenck, execu- tive director of the United Artists corporation, f which Valentino | made pictures, said vesterday. The | potential earning power of the man | who thrilled the romantic imagina- A VAN ABPOUT TOWN IS ONE WHO 1> NEVER GWEN A CIAM CHECK™ tions of screen fans was earily $1,-| a year, Mr. Schenck a ! ed, but his net est far a known, does not exceed $75,000. “Valentino was just beginning to realize large earnings in the last two | years,” Mr. Schenck said, “I would | ¢ that in the last year and a quar- ter hemade between 00,000 and $1,000,000 in pimtures. He made | perhaps 100,000 during his ‘nnrc‘( screen carecer | “Rudy made no investments. He | lived well, spending freely, and was | exceedingly erous with his fi I know he never had any | s of his earnings. He didn’t know its value.” Valentino had taken out a person- al insurance policy for §500,000, Mr. Schenck said, with his brother and sister, Alberta and Maria Guglielmi, as beneficiar The United Artists had insured him for $£200,000. Val- entino had made a will, which is now in Hollywood, acording to S. George Ullma the late actor's manager. Lawsuit Is Started to Fix Taxing Liability por: Conn., Aug. 25 UP‘—‘ An action inst th city of Bridge- port involving approximately $31,000 instituted by the Jenkins | Drothers company it was disclosed Ly counsel today. The company asks | to determine whether or | rot in view of the facts setforth in | {he complaint, the company is obli- | cated to pay any additional taxes to | city on t list of 1920 and| whether the city is in equity entitled | to further taxes on said list Th taxes involved were the taxes, and ial, assesed compz on the list of las been the court regular 1inst the ny Summonses Against Wolf Of Wall Street Dropoed New York, Aug. 25 (@) Sum- rs for David 1 known as Wolf Wall street,” and R. Wright, a member of the firm Ayres, Wright and company, dismis: today by Ma Dreyc hey had been sum- be of refusal to an- questions asked them by At- General Albert Ottinger concerning stock deals of the | Consolidated Distributing company, Ine. J. A attorney L of M wers trate moned because of a swer torney the that would Simmons, general was satisfied representing anpounced and his oftice consent to a dismis HOTTT T DAY OF YEAR san Bernardino, Calif., Aug (A—The interior of southern Cali- fornia sweltered through the hottes day of the year yesterday. Tempera- | tures reached 111 at San Bernardi- 112 at Colton and 108 at Red- |1ands. There v no- damage to crops. Relfef came last night with | a minimum of 57 degrees. | | | | | STANDARD OIL CO.OF NEW YORK, 26 Broadwiay