New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1927, Page 16

he averaged 30 miles & day. The $1,600 to $1,800 he earned each year as “paper bay” defrayed most PERNE of the expenses of his education. o~ He has accepted an asdistant ¥ professorship of jurisprudence at i William and Mary college, Wil lamsburg, Va. e ™ IOWA GIRL OF 15 Elkion, Md., July 1 UP—The Rev. Richard T. Westren, under fire by Methodist Episcopal church authori- ties by whom he was unfrocked six years ago, for his activities as *“mar- rying parson,” was free upon his own recognizance today after ap- pearing before a police magistrate late yesterday to answer a warrant charging illegal performance of marriage ceremonies. Magistrate Scotten said Mr. West- ren would be given a hearing some time next week, and the state's at- torney said he probably would be . held for grand jury action in Sep- tember. The offense carries the penalty of a $500 fine. The warrant, sworn out by State's Attorney Henry L. Constable after a : conference with State Attorney Gen- eral Thomas H. Robinson, charged that Mr. Westren was “not author- ized by the lay of the state of Mary- | ¥and to celebrate the rite of mar- ! riage and that he did celebrate the i rite of marriage between Allen * Dickerson and Claire McCall, resi-| dents of Cecil county, on October | 22, 1924 Replying to the charge, Westren * admitted having been dismissed by the Wilmington conference of the church in 1921. He was not pe forming marriages as a Methodis Hpiscopal clergyman, he said, but as a “minister of the gospel.” He : asserted that he was performing all the functions of such a minister, ' also conducting burial services, and, | for the past two years acting as as- ' sistant pastor of the church of the Nazarenes, at North East, Md., sev- eral miles from here, The Rev. Mr. Westren also pro- duced the ordination certificate re- ceived from the Iowa conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in 1908, but which was cancelled after , his conviction by a jury of clergy- . men of “commercializing the solemn office of matrimony.” - It was said today that the number | of marriages whose legal status has | :been cast into doubt by Mr. West- | ren's unfrocking total nearer 1,000 _than the previously estimated 500. RUSSIANBRITISH UNONS TO BREAK, All Relations Are to Be Severed Shortly London, July 1 (®—AIll relations between the trade unjon movements of Great Britain and Russia, the la- bor correspondent of the Westmin- stér Gazette learns, will cease with- in“a few weeks. This, ke says, will | follow upon the publication of what | is described as an ‘“impertinent document” from the'all-red trade union congress severely censuring the attitude of the general council | of the trade union congress of Great Britain in connection with the sever- ance of Anglo-Russian relations. The newspaper describes the - manifesto as blaming the trade union congress for ending the mine stoppage, denouncing exclusion of communists from the labor party, | suggesting that the trade union con- } gress worked for the break in Anglo- | Seviet relations and appearing to the British proletariat over the head ' of the trade union congress for di- rect action against the British gov- ernment. | The correspondent understands| that the trade union congress re- ards the manifesto as a definite and | deliberate breach of the agreement existing between the two branches of | the Anglo-Russian trade union com- mittee. * Flood Losses Heavy On Muskrat Farms | Advices reaching the Depart- Bethel’s Injunction bury. The injunction was brought to a garbage dumping ground beyond ment of Agriculture from the Mis- sissippi flood area show tremen- | dous losses to fur farmers on the | lower gulf coast. | Muskrats are reported to have died by the thousands when trap- ped and drowned in their homes | by a sudden rush of crest of the flood was spotted with lifeless, floating bodies, /Greatest loss is said to have re- sulted from the onrush of water when dams were dynamited to lessen the burden of natural chan- nels. ‘Rafts, piled high with brush and mud and set afloat as a haven of refuge, were of little use, Father Lugs Papers, Pays for Law Course Champaign, 1Nl (A —A 31-year-old “newshoy” with a wife and two children has won a doctor's degree | in the college of law at the Uni- versity of Illinois. He is Dudley Woodbridge, and he | has delivered the Champaign News- Gazette since 1917, Sometimes Woodbridge studied + as he walked his route, on which | Linen Knickers The Newest Creations—Cool and Comfortable $3.50 . $5.00 GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE Cor. Main and water. The | ! JUDGE OF CATTLE Will Represent U. S. in London Show Elkader, Towa, July 1 CP—A girl from Iowa 'and a girl from England will match thelr knowledge of dairy cattle at the Royal Livestock Show in London this month. The Iowa girl is 16 year old Ger- trude Kaiser, first of her sex ever to represent the United States in an international llvestock judging con- test. Her English adversary is like- wise the first girl to win a place on England's team. . Gertrude, her cousin Lloyd, and Kenneth Walter make up the Clay- ton county judging team which won the national junior judging contest at Detroit last fall and the right to compete in the international event. The girl is the ace of the trio, for she was acclaimed individual cham- pion among youthful judges from 20 states. For seven years Miss Kaiser has |§ been studying cattle. She won two ounty fair prizes in 1920 with a Shorthorn heifer that she raised, and turned to dairy cattle in the next year to bring up a Guernsey calf which is still winning trophies for its mistress. Another Guernsey heifer won for her at the Dalry Cattle Congress in 1923. Against Danbury Stands | Danbury, July 1 (A—At a special ! session of superior court yesterday, Judge John Richard Booth contin- ued the injunction action of the town ot Bethel against the city of Dan- restrain the city from maintaining the south border. There have been numerous fires there and the smoke has been considered a nuisance by (& Bethel. The town recently brought suit for $1,000 damages and in- Jjunction. After .Mayor Sunderland had notified the court today that the city probably would establish a plant | § to take care of its garbage, the court continued the injunction case. Invite Men to Club On “Suitor Days” Only Chicago, July 1 club to which men will be admitted as guests only twice a month has been given to women employes of the International Harvester com- pany by Alexander Legge, president. It is'a mémorial, to Katherine Legge, late wife of the executive. A spacious clubhouse in modern English style and 53 gecres of roll- ing, partly wooded land constitute the project. Membership is open only to feminine workers of the har- vester company. Its facilities in- clude tennis courts, an outdoor swimming pool and a large ball- room. Men are admitted to the club only on “suitor days.” Jardine Says Reports 95 Per Cent Correct Secretary of Agriculture Jardine is authority for the statement that crop forecasts by his department have been more than 95 per cent correct. The agricultural outlook reports are intended to aid farmers in planning their enterprises and to adjust production to the probable | demand. They were started four years ago. There are also pig surveys cattle, sheep and lamb reports, es- timates of vegetable and fruit pro- duction, reports on storage stocks and products in transit, and reports on foreign market conditions. Plans are under way to forecast milk and egg production. Need Money gor Taxes? oy WE LEND $10 TO $300 TO HOUSEKEEPERS 32 to 35 monthly, plus lawful Interest, repays $10 to $100 cash loan. Dvery repayment reduces the interest write or ‘phome 1-9-4-3, BENETICIAL LOAN SOCIETY 101 Raphael Bldg., Second Floor 99 West Main Street Between Washington and High Streets Open 9 to 5:30 Licensed by t to West Main Sts. 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