New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1928, Page 1

'"ESTABLISHED 1870 290 MILLION CUT Be Pared Down fo Possib $182,000,000 STRONGLY URGES AUTO er Than To 11 House—Govt. Eapenditures creased Too Much, He Says. Washington, fore going before the finance committee today Sec tary Mellon went over his figures with President Coolid sen tax reduction $140,000,000. that exceed Washington. April 3 s Eapenditures Are More This is cven less than the t by secretary proposed to the last. fall and is necessary, blained. because of increascd ernment. expenditures rather due to any drop in revenues, are the basis of first returns mdministration proposal $225,000.000 cut. Restores Auto Tax To attain the $200,000,000 1i tion, Mr. Mellon suggested The was ealed by the bill, saving $66 the existing 13 1- ation levy er cent, cont a8 voted by the house. The committee hegan work an the house bhill. passed Christmas, after waiting March 15 returne , The sccrotar: xram: . Surtax Revision Downward revision of sustax mpplying on incomes between 000 and $75.000—loss in $50.000.000, 10,000; for proposed {his Repeal of frderal estate tax— Battle Looms to Ban on Speakers Boston, April 3 chusetts, scene of 1 y the American revolution. has be descendants of the heroes of '7T One side of the verbal war w the normally-peaceful ranks o Daughters of the Americ tion im represented by ber of the organization. purported to contain the nam scores of persons, many of natlopally known, who have barred as speakers before D. gatherings because of cialistic of pacifistic learnings. Mrs. Bailie, who traces her a try back to Anne Adams Tufts, olutionary heroine. declared that she intended to make black list a natlonal issue and soclety, April 19, While T am not a delegate the chapter to which T helon said, protest a nst the black list. mecting at Wi shingtor any Jong. That is why liring it back to = Ty absurd for any h bors of 1.rague am the Y. M. C. of UUniversity Women Methodist church *f &x for News of the World By Associated Press IMPOSSIBLE. SAYS MELLON OF TAXES Declares House Reduction Mast Iy LEVY BE RE-ASSESSED Also Advises That Enisting 13 1-2 4 Fer Cent Corporation Tax Be Re- duced To Only 12 Per Cent Rath- 1-2 As Voted By n- April 3 (I"—Be- ate re- tax 8 with the result that both agreed should not T 0,000,000 tax reduction voted by reas- house he ox- gov- than which cpected to cqual last year's on first a mita- 10 the fommittee that the prescnt automo- kile tax of 3 per cent which was re- the house, he restored to and that per cent corpor- be reduced only to rather than to 11 1.2 per today | before | the pro- | rates $14.- | revento Reduction of corporation tax from | 12 1-2 to 12 per cent—loss 81 010,000, -loss, (Continued on Page Two) D. A.R.BLACK LISTTO BE NATIONAL ISSUE Within Ranks—Much Objection (LUP)—Massa- battles of come the center of a spirited fight among 6. ithin f the n Revolu- Mrs. Helen Tutts Bailie of Cambridge, a mem- She has made public a black list es of them heen A. R. alleged so- nces- rev- today the carry the fight to the next congress of the n on from " she ‘I am going to Washington to further use of “T love the sociely to which T be- | jopt trying to L1t is perfect- society to * from its list of sprakers mem- A. or the --not to speals of Rishop Anderson of the 1. 10 meet determined op 12 (GERMAN FLIERS IN SOME SORT OF ROW ' ABOUT THEIR TRIP Still Held Back By Bad ther But Belief Grows There is Hitch in Plans IRISH FLIER REPLACES SPINDLER AT CONTROLS Col. Fitzmaurice and Baron Huene- feld in Trial Flight While Latter Denies German Filot is Ousted— In Busipess During Remainder of Year Washington, April 3 (P—Scc- retary Mellon forcsees no ma- terial change in business con- ditions during the balance of the calendar year from those which have prevailed during the last two years. His vicws were enclosed in a prepared statement on tax re- duction submitteq today to the senate finance committee in which he predicted little differ- ence in income tax receipts for next year. “It would take a mighty wise man'” Mr. Mellon said, “to prophesy the course of business during the next months. . There is nothing to indi- cate that buginess conditions will differ materially during the ] balance of the calendar year from those which have prevailed during the Tast few months. SIGN UP $153738 "FOR MASONS HOME Formal Campaign for $200,000 . Fund Brought to Close | 1SOLIGITING T0 CONTINUE, French Aviators Grooming Mys- tery Plane Near Paris, Worrying Rivals For Honors. Dublin, April ® (#--As a s0gg). wet field and unfavorable weather ©1d the German plane Bremen in its hangar at Raldonnel airdrom: today the belief grew that there had heen some hitch in the flyers' plans | for the flight 10 America. Pilot Is Replaced. Arthur Spindler, who had come in ! e plane from Germane as co-pilot, + had left Dublin, and it was thought Group Captained by Charles the house must be pared down to | ! 2 «‘“’";nm Colonel James Fitzmanrice, 3201000000 and perhaps to $152.-| Takes High Mark Honors for Drive | 134 0f the Trish Free State sir 000,000, Secretary Mellon told the force. woull replace bim at th Eenate finunce committee today in| —Directors Eapress Gratitude for | ontrol= when the transatlantic hop reporting on the outlook for th: was made. i e T | Baron Von Huenefeld his monevic serewed in his right eye, paced the Cooperation of Assistants. | | | ficld like a caged animal and kept With $155,733 of the $200.000 ught for the ercction of a Masonic temple already subscribed and with indication of the full quota being reached, it was voted last<night to close the formal campalgn but mem- ters will continue as individuals to solicit prospects. Several of the leaders in the sales organization and the exccutive com- mittee reportcd many prospects are out of the city, and they expressed confidence that many of themi upon their return, will be anxious to sub- | scribe to the building fund. Frank E. Mayer concluded his | services as director of the campaign and in so doing he expressed his ap- rreciation of the assistance given him by the local committees, Martha Chapter Laurel Court and the pret of which Colonel he is the sponsor. Fitzmauries with the baron as nger made a trial | flight in the Iremen yesterday with | Captain Herman Koehl instructing i atm. This lent credence to the r port that he was to replace Spindler, although the Irishman and the Bal- donnel authorities denied ft. Use Sign Language. For an hour hefore the Junkers plane took off, Col. Fitzmaurice at beside Captain Kocehl in the cockpit and was shown how to operate the plane. The instruction was carried on with the aid of a German-Eng- lish dictionary and the sign lan guage. 4 - The field was so soggy When the Merrigold Expresses Gratltde |\ o iog down lhp‘runuuy with R. R Mcrrigold, general 8aleS|oniy half of the load of gasolint jmanager in the drive. also spoke of | hocoggary for the transatlantic flight | the coopcration }\“ thad m“l‘t"_m{" |that it began to sink. The engine {he expressed thanks. 1t was voted | yjaq it out, however, and the plan: 1o have his name engraved on the | (501 the ajr and soared westward. | shield which will be placed in the “I hope they have not fooled m: Luilding. Directors of teams thank- | o 2o "¢ S0t . " . o crosa the Atlantic, cd their workers, and W. W. Pease. | \ro “Vismnuiiee ood & Mason for the past 50 years, gave an inspiring talk on the work of the Masonic organizations and the ecul- innation of their efforts in the building plan now in operation. Naale's Group In Van Group No. §. headed by Charles i%. Neale, won the prize for the larg- =t report last night, bringing in $2,- 110, Mr. Neale's group aiso held {first honors for the campaign. with 103 subscriptions for a total of $5,- {100, As a reward, the names of all niembers of this team will be en- graved on the shield. The honor di- vision was headed by Sherwood Ray- mond, having 292 subscriptions for over the capital and returned to Taldonnel after a 90- minute flight. A high wind made landing danger- ous and on the first attempt the plane appeared to be in danger of crashing, Captain Koehl took the Bremen up again and then brought ter down easily and taxied gently to the hangar. As the machine was being wheeled in the left front tire burst. saying all he had to do was set the (Continued on Page Four) PAONESSA RESENTFUL (Continued en Page HAD 16.) $24,402 IN CASH Estate of Catherine Sulivan, Tnven- toried at $26,086, of Deposits in Savings Bank. Consists cm-m The estate of the late Catherine | Sullivan is worth $28,066.55, accord- | ing to an inventory filed today in | probate court by the administrator. William Shechan. The following | items are included: deposit in Sav- ings Bank of New Britain, with in- terest, $19,038.54; deposit in Farm- ington Savings bank, with interest 52, : deposit in Berlin Savin, Members of His Boards ntment of Councilman Donald of men obtainable for service under democratic administrations was Lank, with interest. $2,348.30; cash |Presscd this moon at a rally at th on hand, $60.00; certificate of de- | liussell & Erwin factory gate I posit, Commercial Trust Co., $2,000; | former Mayor A. M. Paonessa and halanee on a mortgage loan, $ “\"ornf’y Thomas 1. McDonough, the | cording to the story told the cap- H"ontinu!‘d on Page 16) Westport Schoolbo s Admit They Colonel Fitzmaurice was enthusi- | astic about the Bermen's hehavtor, | \OF BARTLETT'S CHARGE. at Reflection on| - Sent Threats to Bank Employes i | | | to himself his plana for the venturc, ! was Withheld, was understood to i 3 vear will see a democratic pres. have confessed to United States Dis- 50,4 ang a ocratic v,‘,”“m':.“ [trict Attorney Johnson and Pat Tnstallon i asiintont s | Roche of the governmient's special o coasti= e e TS ‘mfv!!lg-m unit that he participated Harold Dubord of Waterville, in in half a dozen murders and many address of welcome, in which he bomhings. Tn each case, the report- |ty gpae ihe Tast demoetatic | e confession said. he acted under | ooy i city $n 3004 the direction of Lorenzo Juliano, iwas an aug STl bHht Asysl e | demcrined as & gang teader under | ihe pavty in this state. so may Lt | | federal indictment for liquor law comvention he an omen of success in | { violation. . i Juliano Makes Denial. ve introduction of Mayor Du- Through several hours of ques followed the opening of the | tioning Juliano last night denied any ention by Dan W. Cony of Au- { complicity in any slayings or homb- a. chairman of the state com- | vests | son hombings they had solv age to he a democrat in the state| sluying of “th» Dimie."” Dis of Maine, and. in his estimation, | Esposito, the night of March 21. hows real principle. “There is a | | fell under a rain of shotgun slugs less courage and will power to join | fired by three men who have not a winper who is wrong. than 1o, heen identified, stand by a loser even though that | Sold Out to Gang. loser is right. Tt is for this reason Her fears were allayed when the ! Bremen made a great circle, flew ! | One Killed, Two Are MAINE DFI FRATES TOVOTE - UNIT FOR GOVE2 SMITH ‘ n Today nstruct- Badly Beaten Today At Cicero Election Cicero, TIL, April 3 UP—one man was reported ahot.and heaten to death and iwo others severely beaten by Al Capone gangsters in strife attendant upon today’s eity election in || this municipality which adioins Chirako on the southwest ‘Democmic (2 =2 angsters were touring the Votes 489 to {1 uu PR )“-’ streets with but little =how o interference from the Cicero polica department. Al Mazintix ., and William Pradowskas were || E a0 ilam Braiomsias el d Reprere s Gies was not identified. H - — KEYNOTE SPEAKER ALSO CALMLY CONFESOES sts Demacratic President a Admini<tration—Says Chicagoan Admits Pal‘ticipalinn1 In At Least Half Dozen | Republican Party Simply Because They Have Always Wanted To Re On Winning Side. ALSO SEVERAL BOMBlNGS Waterville, Maine, April 3 B |4 vote of 483 to 174 the democrats of Maine in their sfate convention . = send their 12 dele Suspect Declares That He Acted 007y voted to send their zates fo the national convention in- Under Direction of Lorenzo Juli- |siructed to vote as a unit for Goy- 3 arnor Alfred ¥, Smith of New York ano, Described A~ Indicted GAng- | for prosidential romination A motion adepted was that the land Chieftain. et caite b mam bt Chicago, April 3 (P--Sis murders | S/TUCted 1o vote their entire strength and several hombinge, including |ON every ballot for Alfred E. Smith ose at the home of United States S 10n& as his name shall be before enator Deneen and Circuit Judge | e convention as a candidate for John A. Swanson. may he solved (10 presidency ‘ through arrests made by federal | Victory TIs Predicted operatives lust might. | As the Maine democrats opened hot One man arrested, whose identity 1 prediction that dawning of & ings. The brief, mittee a praye he call, . and the reading of government men indicated in unofficial comment on the ar- 1t Takes Courage that besides the Deneen-Swan Mavor Dubord said it akes cour “The Dimie Senator *a ward worker for the Deneen republican group human tendeney winner,” he to want to he with stated, “a One of four men arrested with that so many political asy ants join (‘ontinued o (Continued on Pag Paonessa Says Republlcans Plan to Expend Large Sums of Money; Baytle_tt Answers Higthix Talk Democratic (Candidate Speaks at Lithuanian Hall Rally Attended by fore Than 900 Citizens. Candidate’s Record Common Council Proves That He Is Capable. in Speaking to more than %00 men The Young Men's Republican club, lind women who jammwed their way “ting Jast night at republican into Lithuanian hall to what is be- ,1|"|‘. 1'1"1 L ‘1In IS0 & ’: lieved to bave been the largest poli- " Ty “1"I;”_'; ‘“"'”Iflp"f;“x"‘.j tical gathoring ever’ held in the 2080 0 S S50 ,'lvi S i fourth ward, former Mayor A. M. b A ; 1S nomnee. Replying fo the demo aoncssa last night reiterated his 5 cratie clain that Councilman Bart- claims that the republicans are bent 1. Bartlett’s reference to the calibre | ex- | la | cliared against iott has accomplished nothing, ator Hazil called attention to the cient muanner in which Bartlett dishursed the funds at of the printing and supplies niittee of the common council, A sccond mecting in the club- rooms hrought together Third Ward republican workers with Bartlett as e featured speaker, Sen- effi- h on investing great sums of moncy to experiment on sewcrage systems trom which New Britain will be*but one of the bencficiaries. The democratic candida ny further tures, insisting that it is a necdless waste of the city’s money. He told other alleged republican projects coni- de- xpendi- of zovernment and told the guthering ot a man has been promiscd a job or an appointment in the event the nocrats are successful at the polls \estigation came in for some consid- cration. The mayoralty candida condemned the practices of the dem- s campaigners, remarking that oerat would much rather be defeated if hie wished fo do =0 he could show [than to be elocted mayor and g0 where the democrats were at fault into office unable to do whatever 1 in many instances. felt. was best for the good of the Conncilman Bartlett and State eity. There are no strings on me,” Copnmitfeeman Fuanuclson will the candidate declared in closing -peak tomight at Norden bungalon McDonough and Sabiot ky Speak 1o a zathering heing aponsored hy osition aid Mrs. Bailie, “but 1| - Qe W e ) Attorpey Thomas F. MeDonough tha Swnedish-American Republican ars. clrculated protest ameong Youngsters Say They Wrote the Letters to “Have Some | .|rho|ygh in his first year as a cluh. John Johnson. president of ‘members of various chapters of the Fun and Get a Thrill.” | campaigner has already ftslked te the club. will be in tha chair. 'rociety in New England. New York. | thousands of voters at public gath- o New Jersey. Pennsylvania and in | erings, severely eriticized the repub- goi o . ome o the mid-western sistes, and| Westport, April 3 (P—Two bays,| st the homoe of Lealis Sniften, 35- |licars. e’ asued the opposition o | FIVE Bandi he signatures indicate that Tam not | aged 11 and 12 respectively, students | sistant secretary, and Einar Ander- | produce proof of its fitnees to gite Of $1,000 in New Jersey | alone in my opposition fo such|at the Bedford grammar school in son, assistant treasurer, the lads de- | (ho city good government and ques- | ! Riverside. N. J. April & (UP) mcthods.” Westport confossed today. to Captain | clared that they had written the let- 5 sy Tt tacaynd | oith . e Mra, Baille said she capected “to | John A. Dolan of Westport that they | tera to “have some fun and get a (Continued on Page Four) containing $4,000 today after hold- find out who is rexponsible for this| were the authors of three letters thrill.” —_— ing up three bank messengers and | form of censorshin.” 1t appearcd | threatening the life of ofticials of Police Who believed from the |, % | beating one of them. shortly after the last congress of the | the Westport Bank and Trust Com- start that boys were responsible for | | 71 John Cunningham, 74 o sovicty in Washington. she declarcd, | pany which caused police to main- | the letters. solved the mystery by | | THE WEATHER essenger. was carrying the i adding that she would do everything | tain a guard over the home of State rounding up a number of boys who | | LI oncorted by tno siardx The met possible o preciude its endorsement | Comptroller Frederick M. Salmon | finally comfess>d to a knowledge of New Britain and vicini [ ighoverties S an axib, . noveped: fhse by the siext congress and other bank officials for the past | the principals who in turn confessed Unscttled and warmer to- three men with revelvers and rsons who, according fto Mrs. | 458 hours. to Captain Dolan, night. probably <howers; snatched the bag. When Cunning- Pailie, have heen blacklisted, were | Confessing to Captain Dolan that — Police will consult Judge John F.| Wednesday partls cloudy. | ham resisted. he was beaten over the = they were the authors of the letters | Godillot concerning arraignment in | ! head with the hutt of a revolver aud (Continued on Page 1) myasteriouely left at the doorsteps | juvenile court. SR % (el to the ground I PREDICTS BiG vmomi PART IN SLAYINGS - e o e v Many Join | hiennial convention they heard | d it takes | _ | mony E. F. Hall Declares G. 0. P.! the disposal | NEW BRITAIN HERALD NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1928 —TWENTY PAGES More Than Two and Half Billion Collected on Taxable Property in State in 1927, Says Blodgett Statement Shows Connecticut’s Population of More! Than 1,600,000 is Housed in 252,993 Dwellings— Industrial Properties Hartford. Aprit 8 (UP)—Asgess- | ments and collections en taxahle Connecticut property amounted to Tax Commissioner Rlodgett announced here to Connecticut’s population o than 1,600,000 is honsed 1n 252,993 dwelling houses valued at $£965.- $39.085, the annauncement ghowed | House and building lo | value, more were neat in totalling $441,364.503. Valued at $26 720,- 879—Autos Rated Sixth in Value. Ruildings uscd far stores ere, banks and hotels were ¢ worth the hist, musical nstri than farm valued at $1.14 | Automohile rate valuation acror {port, amounting \th in asees: o Rlodgett's $22,851.788 BRITISH NAVY MAN 15 FOUND GUILTY Commander of Royal Oak Dis- missed From Ship tALSO IS REPRIMANDED sentence Does Not Mean He Is Dis- missed from Service Too—Captain i Dewar of same Vessel Scheduled for Trinl Next. Gibraltar, Apnl 3 (P- Comman {der H. M. Daniel was found guilty | by a courtmartial today of actions | { prejudicial to discipline al Erowing {out of the famo: | at Malta | Guilty of All Charges The commander was found guilty on all charges including reading publicly in the wardroom of the Royal Oak ceriain remarks subver- sive of mnaval discipline and of ling remarks and criticisms on the conduct and orders of his su- perior officer, Rear Admiral Be | nard St. G. Collard, calculated | bring the latter into contempt | Captain Kenneth G also of the Royal Oak | to face similar charges, | Trial Opencd The trial opencd I plane Royal Oak af- 1S to aboard the air- vier Fagle on Saturday 1 detailed testimony was intro- duced telling of incidents aboard | the Royal Ouk which formcd background of a controversy be- tween Admiral Collard and the two officers. Extensive testi- was introduced concerning a other I dance ahoard the battleship during | which the admiral was declared to have berated the handmasier and to have referred to him with an opprobrions epithet i | The defense. which was headed by Day Kimball former assistant attorney general of Massachusetts and now a British barrister, con- |tended that the admiral's actions were such as to interfere seriously with the morale of the crew since [the admiral rebuked the bandmas- {ter and even Commander Danicl | | (Continued on Page 10) furniturc, $53: fur coat, § atter declaring that Bartlett through | 1unning into millions of dollars and .y didate Barlett expressed donb $4.00, | ris declarations has “splashed the | cautioncd against electing an adinin- e e democratic party conld sur . | first mud of the campaign.” istration favorable to plunging M0 .ound itsclf with commissioners of Dog That Raided (Coop' |0 G0 e followed up | ereat oulliys of fax. money Holyeire oo oo oc rr e s Is Smeared With Paint 1is charge by remarking that the re- | told of his 15 years' experience as \(illing to scrve under a republican | Dlog Warden Thomas Riley is in- publican party both nationaily and « councilman and alderman and for juinistration. With reference to vestigating a complaint to Captain locally is in no position . to throw tour years mayor and outlined (e claim that taxes have zone up. Kelly that a dog owned by a family mud. Mayor Paoncsea’s reply was | What has been done and what he At Bl A ANal Ak living at 47 Thornley strcct was loft in angry tones and he called on Can- | siid. would he done to support his lie increase is attributable to the out all night and went into a chick- didate Bartlett to point out men of | promise of efficient, cconomical V- fuet that bonds issued under the on coop in a yard next door. The higher calibre than Semator Edward |crmicnt. The candidate launched (opocrats must now be paid. owner of the coop caught the dog 1. Hall, President George Kim- into a severe attack on republican Could Eapose Democratic Plaws and ameared him with paint, ac- ball of the American Hardware Cor- “hosscs” for interference with good | “The public works department in-, the | TRUST COMPANIES OF STATE STRON Commissioner's Report Shows mem:-- They Wuhslood Heavy DIiDS | wos deecrives SAVINGS Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending March 31st . - 15,052 PRICE THREE CENTS HARDING, HOOVER AND WEEKS TOLD - OF TEAPOT LEASE Helms Says He Also Protested - Against Sinclair to Daugh- ety in 1922 2o OIL MAN SAYS HIS FIRM WAS NOT GIVEN CHANCE 4 | Requested Tight To Bid On-Teapot re- Propertics—Protested to War See- retary When Told By Fall That Mat er Was Closed—Was Advised Hoover Knew Nothing of Trane- actions, Washington, Ap [i< ’or sof B ,m have (#—The ef. of New York, Harding and binet intervene in t Tome lease transaction to tha oil committes Ly Helms, whose oil company soi mn the property 13 h Helms, Presid ot H i today ms ‘o ries Wee Presiden. Harding, and Hoover, and ' General Daugherty in Gain of $2919.618 in This Branch | he subject of the Teapot While Undividel Profits Show | !case. Hcims' telegrams to the cab- linet officers said he understood the £860.000 Increase in First Two | plans for development of the reserve i had their approval. Months of Year. | Letter From Herter Hartford, April 3 &—-The favor-| A 1°tter from Christian A. Herter, able condition™ of tru: l'OlH(‘l‘JH‘-‘ astistant, to Foover, duieyXin in Connecticut is shown by a report | 1 Was Inirofued, An e released today by missioner Lester [ st compariics lLusiness on 1'c peeted call was nt out by comptroller of the currency for ports from all banks and panies at the close of the first t months of the year instead of at close of March when the custom quarterly call is issucd. I Withdrawals ort shows that the 1 houses were required to m usual withdrawal of general wosits after this withdrawal in Connec companies amounti and a quarter millions d the further withdra tate Shippee for as of the close ary 8. Au un The ing 1o over To meet t Bank Com- | st com- k- the close of the year, ticut tr wal of nes was said Mr. Hoover at no tfme had the |#0¥ knowlrdge of any arrangements of | ponding in this connection. The wit- or. (eSS said Secretary Weeks —replied the lthat “for good reasons™ I cannot be- re. COMe involved in the controversy. Mr. Moover, he said. had done all he could about the matter. There apparently was no reply from Daugher Lenroot Also Testifies Helms was followed on the stand by formor ator Lenroot, of Wis- consin ied Tall's atory that 1oser mer senator and a formet officer had induced all to tell 1he committee that E. B, McLean, Washington publisher, had furnished the $160.606 Fall got from . Toheny. Smoot is expected to tost later. Tenroot said that Wiil wo the ary | W or 10 de fo inet cot six hi three and a half millions in cer- % : Hays, former postmaster general ficates of deposit, the Connecticut 3 mbanios were not compelled to |VaS Not presentiat the interview he ‘t:\:p“ to ot n'\l‘ (\x‘ Wb e and Smoot had with 1all, although % oo 2 et 1Y Tenroot had discused the case with nine millions. approximately, with- | FT dra ere Ofts ) S| ar de R P drawn were offset by a similar 1 | Opened, Then Cl 1 credd in bills discounted. collate loans, and cash due from resc banks and bankers. UL ems emplasized that Fall teld hS 1922, the Teapot was still open: that h | him on April 10, Dome 1 l“‘o!‘wun A e 2" | found out from Fall 10 days later g L ’ {that the Sinclair contra ad been s e eaems [that the Sinclair contract had her 31 Bills discountd amounted | o e to $69,531,017, on February 28, a de- | ued G crease of 500; collateral loans | decreased by $2.315 v a total of REP. GALLIVAN PASSES; 6 96.050; funds sct aside for s ings depositors increased by near; three millions to $13 44,788; cash about $§1.200.000; due from rescrve | agents and banks decreased by ap- | proximately $3.500,000 . Incronscs S\ own ‘Boston Congressman Was Tn the liabilitics, ca il stock in- Creased by nearly $2.000,000 to § A and the surplus, $19.984 was an increase of $1,250.115 in The three hodies were found in but the attempt was unsuecessf in Arlington, Mass., Hos- MRPL AN the pital for Observation 4 by about $860.000. General | posits, subject to check, amounted ot Ve fpe e Blfi Hflp T[IWARI] SKY February 25 1o $14 LA pepresentative James A. Gallivan of | = e Boston, democrat, who had repre- LEoninVdH San iba e i) sented 12th Massachusetts dis- == e : trict in congress for 14 years, died 1830 to $130 a Share in Manchester Woman, Going nly at fine hospital in ! it : To Bank, Loses Her Money i i) i Wright Corp. Heads e e »‘ terday for ! EE Thomas Smith, wife of a marke! rdo BT e B rhe Bull Market Ai5eA Lot dha Hank 1. today she found him 100n to deposit $ b end il On her next visit | . - e 8300 in checks. She parked her car | o o0 she discovered that ; }‘ \:‘“5( ,."i»m: m‘»; oporite the y".“"‘,“?':‘ l‘mfn‘vy-‘w‘ K iRt g lospital physicians Common stack of the WrIEhL Acra- | rn onohne e i 1 penex [ were not immediately prepated to 1 I Corporation to a high record 0y ,MM‘M_” DO nuv ', | cause of death. . 1t $130 started another wild but | 3 i Since last Christmas Mr. Gallivan movement on the New York Stock W % ad been suf m laryngitis | Exehange today. Tarly gains in tae - Gl Driver Faints at i o Ao e andig ather speculative favorites ra o o gt il s<hington Ghyvsician, Dr. Cary e Myoritce ran from | Wheel, Auto Is Wrecked | civeon, 1 advised him fo take n large volume Thompsonvilis il 3.—IP—Miss | 5 compicte rest but he had refused. The spiritea advance in Wright | Gladys Daken, of - Medford, Mass G to Boston last was helieved to represent either open | fainted at the vl ¥y to att a dinner for market buying for control or th. lile while on tr of the Roe- running in of a badly trapped short ficld highway at here ngain express inferest. Curtiss acroplane quickly ' and the u ion and finally In- um i more than $25 a share to a . WI¢ cd I v 20 10 a ho al for new high record at $92. Both re- | parents tion. Je selected the Ring acted cral dollars on profit-ta ]‘,‘ osephine Daken Al of Medford, n of its secluded loca- ing. Earlier in the vear, x\'rmmwmn hurt, the wor wing cuts —_— land bruises and My, Daken several Repr ve Gallivan had a pie- | (Continued on Page 16) yile broken resiq Washington and | th AN A y Murder of New York State Couple : .- - the at miber of congress 1 . h . S A d]Z and 1l of two months © sery ) called upon by Chaup ' is Blamed on Their Sen, Aged 12 . il o preside over . au important febate nrage Atter eiglitcen months in the hous:, | Youngster Himsell is Dead, But Police Reconstruct amed a member of i | (rime With Boy as Principal. Dortant Appbiitimt, anpeclatydh | iew ot his ahort term of &orvice. Newark. X T Apnl & (UF) —bed with evers door and window in | S Galini o addiven 10 hi | The murder of Mr. and Mrs. Frank the house locked. There was no B et 3 4 Py ong opponent of the administra- & Warren was blamed upon their 'sign of a forced entry. Police learn. | e ol d 112 year old son. Jackeon. today by | ed that the Warrens made a practice | /00 xcan policy and S | Captain John T. MeDonald of the of leaving the boy alone when they | ;I""““:’ = e T“"f“‘l"""";"" lochester police went out at nmight and that g ontere much legislation fasv- Jackson himself is dead locked door when they went out, | OFIHE war s and WK bgpon: [ cnily a vietim of one of the N ors reporied having heard | ¥iPle for a nuinber of hospitals for cst suicides on record. Out of in- Jackson scrcam and kick the furni. | thom. 1le also sponsored the move- | formation supplicd by neighbors. ture on several occasions when he | 000 for 4 foderal appropriation ef ! police have construed the story of had been left alone, but they were $ 1,000 for the re-building of *Old the triple death. Childish fear is be- unable to investigate beeause he ronsides™ now in the navy yard lieved 10 have driven the boy to the would not unlock the door. at Roston. | point where he shet his parents and | The entire village devoted itself to | He was a staunch supperter ot then himgelf while he reclined in running dewn every clue that would | Gevernor Alfred E. Smith of New hed, reading. clear the boy of the double murder, | ul. (Continued on Fage 18)