New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1930, Page 17

. NSE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ——- LEGION COMPLETES ANNUAL MEETING] | Crowd Leaves for Home as Convention Closes i Boston, Oct. 10 (Z)—The 12th an- | e, of the American |/ Legion had passed into history to- || nual convention day and the exodus of the 1,200 Helegates and upward ¥isitors was in full swing. The final session of the convention Baw the election and installation of Ralph T. (Dyke) O'Neil, Harvard graduate and Topeka, Kans, lawyer B3 national commander in succession to O. L. Bodenhamer, El Dorado, || ‘Ark., real estate and oil man, the naming of five vice commanders and | | the election of the Rev. Joe Barnett, | {8} of Oshkosh, Wis., as | & ‘Episcopalian, national chaplain. Compensation Argued Besides the choosing of officers, two other matters of importance were disposed of by the Legion be- |2 Yore it struck tent to meet next year at Detroit. It defeated an attempt by the New York state delegation to place it on record against prohibi- tion and it downed by an over- mhelming majority a proposal to pe- ition congress to order the immedi- | ate payment of adjusted compensa- tion oertificates up to $0 per cent of their face value. Both questions commanded strong backing and were energetically ad- vocated by their proponents. The convention - brought greater crowds to Boston than any event in | b thousand persons | years. Seventy marched in the Legion's big parade Tuesday including the complements of nearly 300 bands and drum corps. | 0 § Every hotel in the city and many in suburban cities were filled to ca- pacity while the congestion on down town streets was leled. Despite the enormous throngs, . however, there was an almost total absence of serious accidents and what excesses occurred were ascrib- ed by police to local rowdies and hoodlums. Auxiliary Closes Sessions The conclusion of the Legion con- wvention was preceded by the closing | exercises of the Legion annual meeting which included in- stallation of Mrs. Wilma Hoyal of Douglas, Ariz., newly elected tional president. Mrs. Hoyal suc- ceeded Mrs. Donald Macrae of Coun- || cill Bluffs, Ta., who, like Command- er Bodenhamer, was not eligible. The custom of their respective or- ganizations, for reelection. Five re- gional vice presidents of the au:- liary were unopposed. l Overnight News ] By the Amoclated Press. Domestic New York — Steamship Lancas- tria sights airplane Columbia 400 miles east of Harbor Grace, N. F., on transatlantic flight to Croydon, | 3 England. ‘Washington Mellon denies charge of Representative Byrns that | S {reasury department juggled funds to create fictitious surplus. Boston — President Green of the American Federation of Labor pledges to drive labor racketeers trom organization. Philadelphia — Coste and Bellonte visit Independence hall and see liberty bell. Boston — Paul E. Leary, Little Talls, N. Y., Legionnaire fined $250 for bootlegging during American Le- gion convention, ‘Washington — American automo- bile manufacturers demand that for- eign nations stop indirect discrimi-) nations againstU. S. motor car ex- ports. Chicago — Chairman Legge of federal farm board predicts United Etates may soon cease to export grain, with the exception of corn. Albany, N. Y. — Governor Roose- velt insists on getting grand jury record of Justice Bertini inquiry, re- gardless of Attorney General Ward's opinion that procedure might be il- legal. New York — Prince & Whitely, brokerage firm, petitioned into bank- ruptey. Foreign Porto Alegre, Brazil — Revolu- tionary headquarters announces oc- cupation of two northern states by insurgent forces. Rio de Janeiro — President Wash- ington Luils says revolutionary move- ment i{s backed by ambitious poli- ticians. Brussels — Break in dike causes flood in townships near Antwerp. Helsingfors, Finland — Entire communist delegation in diet wiped out by victory of opponents at polls. New Bngland Boston—Bertram Gordon Waters, famous Harvard football star in the | % 90's, dies suddenly in 59th year. Boston—Former Governor Alfred E. Smith, New York, to tour Massa- | chusetts for the democrats. Boston — Involuntary bankruptev petition filed against Prince & Whitely, New York brokers. Boston—Charles Ponzi, wizard of a decade ago, flles petition for writ of prohibition against immigration officlals. Boston—Henry J. Welch, 48, Cleveland, O., and Palm Beach, Fla., dies of pneumonia. Fall River, Mass—Paul A. Den- nis, Easton, Pa, found dead on steamship Plymouth on its arrival here from New York. Manchester, N. H.—George l. Cross, old time American Assocla- tion and New England league base- ball player, dies suddenly. Providence, R. L—John Nicholas Brown, Providence; J. Howard And- rey, New York; r H. -Betts, Troy, N. Y., and Wilfred W. Fry, Philadelphia, elected to board of trustees of Brown University. Bangor, Me.—John J. Sulllvan, one of country’s leading paper mak- ing experts, dies. FOR BEST RESULTS of 100,000 .. (1)) $1.20 Father John's ; 4-oz. almost unparal- | i auxiliary's | [{} 7y of patterns. na- | o diverted | Size 8x37 inches . | Chocolate Peppermint financial | | I NEW BRITAIN HERALD | rwies | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1930. % R K OO OGO A ROS OO and Colds 9 Always Save Money At Our Drug Dept. $1.25 Creomulsion .... Dr. Suraner's Aspirin 2 dozen . 16 oz. Wampoles Creo Terpin . 69c . 55¢ . 42¢ 6-0z. Fitchmul 60c Rem .... . 30c Hines Honey and Horhound 4-0z. Gardner's Syrup .. 48¢ ) 4-0z. Fifty-Six for Throats 4-0z. Brown's Mixture . 2 3-0z. Flaxseed, Menthol, Wild Cherry 4-0z. Smith Bros. Cough Syrup ' 3-0z. White Pine and Tar 17¢ 4- Stokes H Expectorant ) 60c Piso's Cought Remedy Thoxine 3-0z. Hayes Honey Compound 5 21,-0z. Ayers Cherry Pectoral 65c Pinex 4-0z. Codeine Compound 39¢ § 30c Hill's Cascara Quinine 30c Grove Bromo Quinine | Upjohns, 2 Quinine, doz 130 s e 0 Sir—A Revelation in Tomorrow Only SUNSET A fast color dye for, all fabrics. i loc The 15¢ cake . i e e 8 Sondra Prints “Borden’s”—Guaranteed Vat-Proof. Perfect goods. Saturday o ) A One-Day Sale—Saturday? “CONTINENTAL” Window Ventilators Selected seasoned wood | Stamped in many designs— spoke stitched for crochet- ling and hemstitched. | Special Value frame, metal center. The metal center lowers : shed rain and snow efiec-i tively, yet admit a circula- tion of fresh air which is upwards, thus avoiding the danger of direct drafts. ; 25 c ‘!. 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