New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1930, Page 13

A it/ ot T e e D s SR B i i S e g e 0 C G SR Lo e R S AR et o S B Rt R L B Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD Pages 13 to 20 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930. BANKER COMMITS Rentucky Oficial Hangs Himsell| essos o= awarded prizes, including electrical |appliances and furniture. ners were as follows: John H. Rob- | inson of 126 Sexton street, Mrs. J. RRY Greenberg of 45 Hartford avenue, | Mrs. Mary Grace of 93 West :«(rre!. August Kata of 272 Broad street, W. E. Scott of 368 Allen atreet, | 5 Clff street, E. W. An- St o i Stanley strect, Min- Over Flflfll]GIal Tmuble [nic B. Weber of 363 South L street, J. E. Larson of 135 Green- _ |wood street, Charles Kayton of 289 Glen street, Irene Fitzgerald of 101 Ky., Nov 1 his | Monroe street, Mary Schnider of 127 over the 20 @ condition of hank was believed to have caused|Kensington avenue, H. F. Carling ot William Virgil Bell, sclf vesterday. Bell the vor Members of his family, who said e der call neighbors to quiet him when he took a knife the 5. 10 hang him- | 267 Linwood street, Mrs. A. Brooks ;s president of |Of 112 Grand street, H. R. Corbin | Horse | of 581 Arch street and E. A. Pyatt | tional Bank of i His |of 2018 Stanley street. e, which closed Monday. Iy was found suspended from a\ er in a barn behind his resi- | ce. A coroner's jury returned a\ dict of suicide. v believed he was temporarily | anged. asserted that they had to| and pistol to his room | Wet Organization Cleveland, Nov. of the vears. of the Central Bank of | 20 (UP) — Rural Touisville, an industrial loan bank | America, long the strong-hold of dry would not open today. This bank, inized {wo years ago, announced Sentiment and the birthplace of na- tional prohibition. is being invaded which has deposits of about $1,000,- by a force of uncompromising anti- “I'rust Company, cky, closed George Ewald. p Central bank, said he institution w ent heavy withdrawals forced the closing as a precautionary measure. RADIO SHOW ATTRACTS ye Attendance Continues Large As home national guard v der verman, y entering into the last half of its t in actual organ . cleared through the Louisville | prohibitionists which suspended ~ Plans to center an cducational ffiliated organ- campaign in the scctions long re- rded as unalterably dry were re- led to the United Press today by sident of the Ralph Newman, sccretary of the believed the | crusaders, who pointed to the grow- ing strength of the organization in populous centers as proof that a rural campaign is in the offing. The organization will function similarly to that of its rival groups, ‘Ih” nti-Saloon League and the W T. U., by organizing chapters or talions in every county seat, from hich will be broadcast literaturc and instruction to return to individ- ual states the right to liquor control. | Conincident with announcement of an education program. the United Press was informed of the offer of Bobby Jones, dean of golfers, to aid rations when its ion, the National Bank of Ken- as fully solvent but that BIG CROWD T0 ARMORY as In- terest Is Sustained—Prizes Awarded Last Evening. ew Britain's radio show an, N Bri radio show and o in his home town o cxposition sponsored by the| rpe offer. it was learned, W n its of the city, Un- | ;made to national headquarters here, the supervision of John J. Sil-| jones declaring that although he continucs its progress. 10- yould be unable to take an active ion work. he Atlanta. week's stay, it continues to draw would be glad to cooperate in any large crowd I nut way possible, and assuring the or- zanization of his support everal thousand have attended the cious opening on ay evening Of the 19,000,00 ollowing the nightly custom. a ber of those attcnding were | under _rolina PECIAL PRICES PAINT The win- | Main | INVADE COUNTRY e SRl i ' e Rural America t Be Govered by closed the bank.” ! Bell had been president the crusaders in organizing a chap- | T0 LAUNCH HRIVE‘ Will Enlist Business Men o] Popularize Prohibition Washington, Nov. 20 (I) — City by city the Anti-Saloon league is un- dertaking the enlistment of high | standing business men in a cam- | paign to popularize prohibition. | The objective, as described by F. |Scott McBride, general superin- |tendent of the league, is to tell by ewspapers, magazines, radio and | motfon pictures what it considers the nrerits of prohibition. without over- looking a resume of unfavorable conditions in the saloon d: The extent of this campaign was outlined by McBride last night soon after Prohibition Director Woodcock had made known his approval of the | prosecution in St. Louis of a mer- “h«m who sold grape juice which turned into wir \ But Woodcock explicitly said the | se was not a precedent for whole- sale rounding up of grape juice sell- so the prol of just how to| regard the widespread sale of an innocent beverage de ned to ac- quire illegal potency remained very much up in the air Report Death Threats The puzzle was enlivened by the recent reports at gangsters had threatened death to juice men if they invaded their beer baronies And the apparently well authenti- cated information that the Cali- fornia grapc growers had appealed to the department of justice for protection under the laws which for- bid restraint of interstate commerce. No one in the department so far has confirmed this information, however Outlining the education campaig: McBride gave out a list of leading men who, he said, have agreed to part in guiding the moveme Large groups have been formed, he said, in Philadelphia, Pit gh and Baltimore. of the cities in the group gi y considered out- cs of gue becau L it is by far the largest of the dry groups and is non-sectarian, n tisan. is a national organizati and has an organization in every ate.” McBride gave the league udget as approximately la year. FOR BEST RESULTS | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS HISIS A BUYER'S MARKET Buy Now at These Cut Prices ; \ John McMarold an'd His strolled into N world tour. Today globe, he has con: hadge souv many natior with his d checkered bla nd “Jock companion trotti ide, McMarold pai as been 10 ( Pal “Jock.” ANTI SALOON BODY John and “Jock” On Visit to City After Going Places, Seeing Things | Marold has special pair of pads which “Jock” uses on an especially arduous journey McMarold has been hiking since 21. Wounded twice in the World War in whic Le served as mem- ber of the Seventy-Ninth Gordon Highlanders. He has a plate in one } of a bone and his d with gas. How- es gaily on Unemployment has beset every and hamlet all over the world, said He expressed the opinion that New Britain appeared to be much better of n many arold this city for approximately sad cold. He reme other places | Two years ago, Mc) was 1l PROPOSED BULL FIGHT ROUSES ANIMAL LOVERS Mayor of Newark Reccives Protests om All Sections of Country. From Phitadelp Boston, Bristol and Berwyn, Da ind other points have con unciations to Mayor Jero on. Excerpts follow scath- Franklin wants . “How 0 be the poor bul rs of il I'LIER REPORTED SAFE Nov. 20 (P Couslar t betwee cson. Arizona Paso. reported to Bolling from Der New condi- e yesterday onl FORTUNE T0 BE DIVIDED HEIRESS T0 WED HARVARD CAPTAIN Second Daughter of Millionaire $2,000.000 Awaits Lucky Be Over Million, Winners—First Prize Alone to AMONG TICKET HOLDERS Lottery Realtor to Marry Athlete ondon, Nor. 20 (UP)—A foru New York, Nov . fan some S0 people diviagd varions second Ume in two years b the world on Saturday, ter of Joseph P New York realtor, 1s to become bride of a Harvard football capt A year ago Pauline Day married 2 ur French, captain of Har- tamily con Pope Day. Pa is to marry aptain of Ha The U\gu:ffl“n' wil formal er the Saturday night a has three brothers who a Harvard graduates and a fourt preparing for Harvard, an had known Barrctt for several their romance began ar ago last A and the Ha st when she borses remalned. A vard football star werc on a liner returning from Europe r eaving a field of Miss Day is 20, sence sehool 11 June, Her Monroe Taylor e G Reri i oy tamily WARNER about RESIGNS POST arrett is with Otis and Riar Kenneth B, W commission in Nationa reserve and adjutant gener tate Leglsldtm e e " Would Probe Penmoad aptain H. W. Generous, Roston. Nov. 0 (LP) observation squadron. 4 a Massachusetts chanic, Day, millf v the Manchester November will race. Dublin and the starters— 78 horses rs but an. d final acces he major awards and other prizes rtford, Nov. 20 (P — Captain as resigned hjs Guard I's or- ceptance. 115th me- permission for a ‘ the 30th, sub- militia bu- railroad and en & Hartford olve filed at the PLYe FINEST QuaLITY: Fitzgerald of Bosto; ) [enses and. esolve n ! f 2 3 Trulru's ALBREN. Inc 282 MAIN STREET Sale Starts Friday, Nov. 21st—Ends Nov. 29th “- HALL’S PAINT STORE ROOM LOTS OF WALLPAPER $1.00 PER ROOM GLASSES 67 CREDIT. 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