New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1929, Page 18

PYTHUAN NENORIAL " SERVIGES TONIGHT . Tribate to Deceased Members to Be Paid by Members The annual memorial days exer- cises of the Knights of Pythias in 1emembrance of deceased members, will be observed jointly by Wash- ington L. Morgan Lodge and Worthy Temple, Pythian Sisters, this eve- ‘ning at 8 o'clock. Under a call issued by Chancellor Commander Ludwig Morawa, all members of the order together with all auxiliaries will participate in the service which will be held at Junior O. U. A. M. hall, 19 Glen street, | The ritualistic program is of un-| usual beauty and will be given by | officers of the lodge. The memorial | ceremony is in harmony with the national memorial day, but is held at a different date in order that the meeting which will be held at East Hartford, . and means committee” of the g lodge. Memorial Lodge of Manchester and Alson J. 8mith lodge of Durham will compete for honors in the rank of esquire. SHERIFF REMOVED TO SAFETY IN JALL Mob Threatens Violence in Shooting of Youth Little Rock, Ark., June 18 (®— Deputy Sheriff George Johnson, charged with murder in the llaygn: of Glenn Quay, 22, at Newport, Ark., was held today in the state penitentiary here after his removal from two jails yesterday in fear of mob violence. Quay was shot through the back by Johnson as he bpoke away from NEW BRITAIN ,DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1829, Renewed Fight Over Debenture Expected In Fall When Tariff Measure Comes Before Congress Move of Senator Norris to Put Plan In Rates Bill Wilt Provoke More Lively Debate—Use of Farm Appropriation Watched. Washington, June 18 UP—The warm late summer and early fall days will bring to congress a sec- ond contest over the export deben- ture plan of farm relief which is expected to be even more intense than the first. sented again by the introduction of an amendment by Senator Norris, republican, Nebraska, to put the debenture plau in the tariff biil, and will be had before it is disposed o same as Hoover Opposed The Norris proposal is practically The issue has been formally pre- | & unless all signs fail a lively time) of the farm relief bill by the in- sistence of President Hoover and the house of representatives, and the iu- dications are that it may carry much weight in shaping the general make. |up of the tarift bill. Debenture ad- [vocates have reprisal measures ainst some of the schedules in the tariff act seriously in mind if their proposal is again objected to. At the same time, leaders | expect ti® new contest to be affect- led to a <onsmu-u&a extent by the use of which the feral farm board row being formed by the president | makes of the $151,000,000 appropri- some the same as the one finally torn out|ation obtained from congress for its the officer after being arrested on a charge of intoxication, The youth's dash for liberty was made near the police station door and tne fatal shot was fired as ne darted into an alley. Johnson first was removed to the county jail at Batesville after a tcrowd of men, incensed at what they described as unwarranted use of a pistol by an officer, gathered about the local jail. Later Sherifft D. L. |Nance said he had heard reports |that the Batesville jail was about to be stormed and advised that the prisoner be removed to the peniten- tiary, Johnson will be held here until his preliminary hearing is arranged. More Cardinals May Be Named Next Fall Vaticgn City, June 18 (#—The | Popli Di Roma today said the United |States probably would receive a fifth |cardinal, Latin-America a second,and |Spain a fifth at a consistory during the first 10 days of October. Other sources however insisted LUDWIG MORAWA. members may participate in the na- tional cvent and later by special ceremony pay tribute to Pythian dead. | December 20, and that then the pro- At the regular business session of |portion of non-Italian cardinals Morgan lodge tonight first nomina- | would be increased. ThereMare now tion of officers will be held. On|12 vacancies, Tuesday evening, June 25, second| The paper said Archbishop Ma- nomination and election of officers |crory of Armagh, primate of Ireland, will be held. 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If the 'debenture group can hold its ranks firm, which most leaders scem to think it can, it would appear as if the yote in the senate on debentures in the tariff bill might be somewhat increased. Senator Brookhart, republican, Towa, meanwhile, is working out a plan to make the debenture prov sion more attractive to the hou and also meet some of the obje tions raised by Preaident Hoover through an amendment which would give the proceeds of debenture cer- tificates to the federal farm board rather than direct to exporters of agricultural commodities. “In this way,” he says, ‘“the board would be justified in im- mediately raising the price of, say wheat, the full amount of the deb- enture certificates, or 21 cents per bushel.” The Towh senator intends to con- fer with Senator Norris and Sena- tor Robinson of Arkansas, the dem- ocratic leader, in the hope of win. ning the support of these two debenture leaderg for his proposal. 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