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Evening star., 1926-02-17
G|LPATR|C PLIGHT
LAID TO KINDNESS
EfnbezzIer Says Efforts to
Aid Young Persons in Need
Cost Heavily.

BY the Associated Press.
HARTFORD. Conn, February u
Ills efforts to aid young people of his
Counted for some of The funds EN-
hezZled ny G. Harold Gilpatric, former
State treasurer and former cashier
of the wrecked First National Bank
of Putnam. he declared at Il bank
ruptCy hearing here Yesterday.
GilpatriC. blinded by a bullet he
fired in.o his head in an attempt at
suicide in August. 1924. and now sorry
ing l5-lear sentence in Atlanta
Prison. was back in Connecticut 20
aid his creditors in unScramhlin. The
fina ncial tan@le left by his efforts in
Evening star., 1926-02-17

lierieS Co. Sunlight Mining Co., Ilsley
Mining Co, Western Collieries Co,
Magic Galleries Co. and Empire Coal
Co. all of which are within IA radius
of 10 miles of Nortonville. Ky. The
mines have an annual production In
excess of 900. 600 tons, it is said.
Organization of the Kentucky
Electric Power Corporation was effect
ed to assure an adequate supply of
electric current to the newly acquired
properties, it was explained.
Evening star., 1926-02-17
The Outstanding Points of Fashion
Are Here In 1iU0 Important Euents
American n
X etailers'
ASSOCIATE ton

This store and sixteen
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Thus We develop greater
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we exchange information
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merchandise and supplies
comparatively: and we
strive to perfect merchan-
dising plans which will re-
suit in generous money-sav-
ing to our patrons.
We shall tell YOU more
about this great organiza-
ton from time to time
watch our ads,
Evening star., 1926-02-17

Infants Flannelette XII
monos, beautifully soft in quality;
with pink or blue stitching S0o
V neck or collar. Only w
Flannelette Gertrudes, short
length; trimmed prettily in,
pink or blue. Priced as low OOo
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New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
.HOLYOKE FIGHT IN
 ]. 5. HIGH COURT
Railway Co, and Bus Corpora tion Arguing Their Case Today

Holvoke. Mass. May 1h LPl - Counsel for tna HoIyo&e Street Railway company and for the inter state Iu=sas corporation are appear .rr today before the United States supreme court in & case in which taa Int"rs.ate Busz.s corporation seems ro have fhn court anjoja the street railway company from further prosecution of employees or officers Of the hus company pending de- risf1a in litigation now before the courts.
 The bus corporation is d Connecti- oar corporation operating passenger hus=ae on lines that to some extent parallel thoea of the street railway company. Last January the street railway brought superior court ac- tlou against rha interstate corpora tfnn and six employees, alleging that The company vas transporting pas eeneors over a route wholly within .re state without obtaining the per mre. licenses and certificates requlr- nd Ep the general laws Is amended. The interstate company appealed the ease 10 the federal courts,
 Counsel for fhe bus company claims that it is deprived of the full uea of its property without dua pro- cese Of law, in that no redress through judicial process is provided for in the acr fchap'cr 159. general la-t-e rF Nfa qeurf7tEntts1 from an ar bitrary x x < x exercise of licensing power. \ xxx"
 The street railway counsel con- tends that the status in question does not violate the interstate com- morce clause of the federal constitu- ton. "The statute in question as construed by the Massa chusetts court is valid exercise Of the police power of i state. Ii does not violate t1ro 14th amendment of the federal constitution" it is alleged.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
BANDIT GANG kOW BEHIND THE BARS
One in Cambridge and Three
 Others Taken to New York

Cambridge Mass, May II LP) - John Miller of Brooklyn. \, r. one ot four youths arrested Saturday at parien. Conn. charged with the holdup ot 6 chain store here May ' vas arraigned in East Cambridge court today on the charge of robbery ~hile armed. He was held for the grand jury in $26,qg0.
 The other three who admitted compIicify in three murders and 2e burglaries in New York and Brook lyn, are held in New York. They are John Martin and Kasimir and William Barseck, all Of Brooklyn.
 Four young men took part in the robbery of I chain grocery store last Friday in which Charles W. Folkins, aged manager of the branch. was knocked unconscious with q gun butt. Folkins saved several hundred dollars by throwing it under q counter, and the robbers obtained only $50. The arrest vas made in the Connecticut town after q de- zcription of the youths had been broadcast by radio.
 William Barseck in 1921 served a sentence Of one year in the House Of Correction here for abduction. He entered a grammar school ill this city while classes were in progress and carHrd away a f3 year old girl. They were married in New York but tho marriage later vas annullad and Barscck convicted Of abduction,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
FIVE TRAGEDIES IN
 STATE OYER SUNDAY
(Continued from First Pags)

dent occurred at Temple and Grown streets The baby sustained no in- iuries. Several other occupants O. the two cars were thrown out but none was injured, Both drivers were arrested.
 4 second accident occurred al tho same corner later and resulted m inc arrest of Herman l.. Bancroft os this city on reckless driving charge. His machine was in coils ion with one operated by Karl Witt stock Of 1895 SrratforI avenue. Bridgeport
 Cutchiug an overturned canoe In 'tr4 harhor waters, Charles Mar ens and Ray Lundgran ot this city had narrow escapes from drowning, The two were picked up after drifting about for three hours hy C. r. Carr and r. $. Andrews, who went o1' lii q rowboat. The young men ~"Fe paddllng about in the eanoe when a large roller overturned the craft. They were nearly exhausted "Iea rescued.
 An automobtla opesaa@1 hy Charles Ridtnga- or thja city turn ed turtle and landed Ia a brook in North Haven yesterIag. Thr younE man was picked mp Tn q dazed con- dition and nas taken to the home oe physician in Wailagtor1. l. Vas found. however. that he WAS moi seriously hurt He lost control of the machine after turning out to avoid hitting another car.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
Old Sheriff Seriously
 III Frnn, Excitement

Ringhamton. Y. Y. May 10 tT1-- Deputy Sheriff S Foster Black, whose arrest Of Dr Osbaldnston al Asburv Park. x. J. recently on q forfv-ffTe year indictment for jail breaking attracted national attention is critically i'll If his home here with m attack Of heart trouble. Deputy Black js s years old. IT, was taken ill two weeks ago, the result Of nerv" strain brought on ny his Osbaldsston adventure, friends say.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
BOSTON AND MAINE
 ASKS STOCK ISSUE
Would Sell Si3,OOO,OOO Block
 to Pay for Improvements

Washington, May 10 l7' -- The Boston 6a Maine railroad asked per mission of ths interstate commer-a commission today 10 issue St2.d6a.- coo of seven per cent prior prefer euce stock and $s%,522.1lo Of mort gage bonds.
 The proceeds from sale of the stock would be used during jhe next three years to nay for improvements anI 6ettermsrts and the bonds would refund an equal amount Of bonds now outstanding.
 Tba stock will b@ offered propor- uouatcly at par 10 present stock holders. and all shares not taken by them will be sold ar public auc- tiou in Boston,
 The financing is in connection with q Organization plan Wprhal out by the roads general rcadLus-- ment committee.
 Ii was said n tha application rnat during fhe Iauer part of 1924 -r WAS realized that the necessity Of ra.s- ing during the years ot 1925 and 11&2, tIs- Every large amount ot capital required" presented q seri- ous financial problem,
 Earnings for 1919 10 1925. ir WIS said. had been unsatisfactory and thare was a deficit in these @t% years Of S5.01a. a#9 with the result there were no dieldands on taa common stock during the period and one one the preferred alter July l.. 1920.
 The credit of inc road was t"- paired. the application continued, inc market value of is stock being depressed.
 The carrying out of ide plan pre- sented. it was argucd. is of great importance to the applicant, and the consents atraady received from the holders of inc bonds to he reegn1- ed and from applicants s.oohho'a- CTS indicate that inc proposed re- rgaRization can he successfully ao- compifsheJ when inc issue of stock and bonds in question is approved.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
BERLIN NEVIS
lContinued from Page Seven)

lLblt4lIlltJ II blll . oe h--f NiAJ vinity school spent Sunday as the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Bur green. Mr. Brautigham preached at the morning service al the Moth- odist church taking for his subject: Motherhood, and What It Means 10 Me"
 The Remington Columbus Reds" were given their second defeat Of the season by the East Berlin Juniors on Saturday morning to the score 13 10 10.
 Ben Trevethan and George Mac Donald alternated on the mounI with Everett Payne and Art Me Kendrick on the receiving end. The local team is playing high class ball this season and are open for games from any team averaging fl years Of age. The challenge is statewide.
 Miss Ruby Nye is confined to Hartford hospital where she recant- ly underwent an operation.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Walmslay and family Of Stamford spent Sunday as inc guest Of Mir, and Mrs, Archer Walsh making the trip by automo- bile.
 Miss Etta Lawrence and Jack Walsh have b"on awarded siivar cups for highest honors in athletic competition in the girls and boys clubs for the past season. Diplomas were given to all those who have satisfactorily completed he course of work prescribed by Physical Di- rector William OrIe. The work Of the past season has been so heno- ticiaI 10 the hoys and girls that it is expected that lt will he carried on through tho next season provided Mir. Ogle will take charge. Mir OEte is extremely well qualified |o carry on the work Of physical edu- cation having formerly been rhyei- cal director Of the Northampton Y in Massachusetts.
 l. Is anticipated that there will ho larG" attendance al the Commun- fly club meeting Wcdno sdav eyo- ming For the past several works the attendance has averaged more than 100.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
City Items


 John Wait'tavirz of fa5 Eurrict street reported 10 the police the thclt of bicycle from the ce'lar at his home. Henry Fushar of is Buell street reported the thef' Of q tire and rim from his automobile. which was parked Friday night on Court street,
 Last night of Arpi saztot fair to- night al the Bungalow Let Us eo.- aGvt.
 Laurel Court, c, Of A.. Sewing so- ciery will meet with Mrs. Charles !. Tomjin of 5s Maple street from io to 4,@9 o'clock Tuesday. All ladies Of fhe Order of inc Amaranth arr invited 10 attend.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
BLUE TRIANGLE NEWS

Girls who are wishing for an op- rorrunitr 70 learn to sew and make their summer clothes will have that chance tonight at the club rooms Miss Veronica Oscum will help to plan and give advice on the best things 10 buy, Girls are asked 10 bring their own materials. Class w5H meet at 7.&a. Any girls inter asted iu sewing are welcome in the .rlass.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford Hin will entertain fhe Blue Trianel" club girls and Hanger A. C. ht their home at lG Colonial street. Hartford. this Tuasday evening The girls plan ming to go by trolley will meet at lnn club rooms at 7:&0.
 There WilI he a rehearsal on Thursday night for the second en- -arfaiumeut which tho twn clubs are planning to give in the near uur. Harry Ronney will ho pres .us 10 direct the chorus' work.
 4 banana plant may grow f4 feet in a year.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
Bethel Young Man Is
 Killed at Schenectady

E1I0oT. N0v ID TD--TI"ITY T Kyle. town clerk and undertaken. left for Schenectady today to ar- range for bringing home tha body ot his son. Philip E. kEle. ii student at Cmo1 college, who WAS killed lu an automobile accident there Eas- ferday. Young Egfo hal satsr,a Tuion coE.rr ahi4 yea" ud j1,.rl- cd to 'aa. 4q a oours- later at Massachusetts Ias1nu 4' "se4- ao.ogy. Ffa prepared or college at Bat1eI lIgh school and ts "as well known here.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
NOII( 1.

The Con1eofjcut State Board of Examination and Registration Of Nurses will hold a meeting at Ii q. hi, fday]ight saving time) Wednes- day, June gnd. 1926 at 56 Glonbrool5 Hoad, Stamford, Conn, Examine ttons for registration will be held at State Capitol. Hartford, Conn. June 18th and 17th.
 WINTFRED <. HART. R. x.
 Secretary. State Library, Hartford, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
The City Service Station, Inc.
237-239 Hartford Avenue NEW BRITAIN. CONN.
TO HUPMOBILE OWNERS:-

 TO HUPMOBILE OWNERS:-
 At this time we take great pleasure in announc- ing that we have taken over the liupp service, and stand in readiness to serve you from garage at the corner of Hartford avenue and Stanley street. We have caused to be installed ultra-modem repair and service plant with the end in view of sup plying you with service comparable with the standard of quality which has made for the IIupp the reputa tjon which it now enjoys; and this at a surprisingly moderate cost
 For over six years have had the pleasure of handling lupmoblIcs exclusively, and if is our nten tion to continue to do so. During these years in which have followed the achievements of the IIup mobe we have always pointed with no little pride to the fact that the repair costs incidental to IIupmoblc ownership are almost negligible. jt is our intention 10 help the manufacturers maintain this onviable reputation as success in our business + dependent to large extent, upon this reputation. The old business adagc 'the best advertising medium is d satisfied customer is one in which we firmly believe. So from a very natural business viewpoint, you may readily see that our interest in the performance of your car is genuine
 Hoping that you ".I take advantage of this new branch of ours and assuring you of the utmost in pair work and service, beg to remain
 CITY SERVICE STATION. INC.
 A. M PAONESSA. Prop.
 The Home Of the lupnobie
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
FATHER TYLER TRANSFERRED

Rev. James Tyler, formerly Of this city. has been transferred from St. Mary's parish. Jeweft City, 10 St. Francis parish, Ne1 Milford, where he will serve as 0 curate.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
POLICE PROBING H0LD-UPS
Boss said To Have Relieved Pedes- trians of s36 And Watches In yi- cinity of High and Lafayette Sts

Ths police are investigating a complaint by John Mac~s<i Of 2Q Sexton street that he was held up by boys at the corner Of High and Lafayette streets about : o'clock Saturday might. His watch and S2. were taken. ha said.
 Several young man who were questioned bv the police relative 10 eomplaint by Charles AfcMurray of
 i Richard street that h. was held up and relieved of his watch and s16 near su}1tvan's coal yard on Grove street Saturday night were released
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10

SPRING CLEARANCE SALE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 3 O'CLOCK lg.5 CHEVROLET TOURING. 1924 CHEVROLET TOURING (3}. 1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924 CHEVROLET COUPE t7y. 1923 CHEVROLET COUPE t2). 1923 CHEVROLET TOURING. 1922 CHEVROLET COUPE. 1924 FORD COUPE. 1924 FORD ROADSTER. 1924 FORD TUDOR SEDAN @. 1925 oLDsMoB1LE CYL COACH. 1923 FORD TOURING. 1924 FORD TON CHASSIS. 1923 DURANT ROSTER. DUco FINISH 1923 CLEVELAND COACH, DUCO FIN
 ISH. 1921 STUFF TOURING. I92s FORD ; TON PANEL DELIVERY. 1924 FORD LIGHT POST DELIVERY. 1920 BUICK TOURING, WINTER TOP. 1921 CLEVELAND TOURING. 192a FORD TON TRUCK WITH HEAuCO
 TRANSMISSION IN FIRST GLASS
 CONDITION.
 MANY OTHERS TO SELECT FROM
 TERMS ARRANGED. BOULEVARD CHEVROLET COMPANY
 AUTOMOBILE ROW
 EAST HARTFORD. 275 CONN. BLVD. PHONE L, st5
 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10

ALSO MANY OTHER GOOD CONNER cIAL CARS AT t65 TO $50 WITH coRREsPoNpINGLy LOW TERMS. AUTcuCTGYE USED CAR EXCHANGE $ AREH 6T. PHONE 17Fq.
 OPEN EVENINGS.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10

STrDEBAKER. 1926-roadster. driven only 5000 miles. Is like new In every detail and can be bought righr. Bennett Motor Sales Co.,. 256 Arch st. Phone 2952
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
TSED CAR SALE

BIC OFFERING IN USED FORD CARS. ALL IE GOOD CONDITION. TAKEN IN TRADE FOR NEW CARS AND PRICED FAIRLY. VIE MUST HAVE TuE ROOM. SMALL DOWN FAYMINfs REQUIRED. BALANCES ON EXTREMELY EASY
 TERMS.
 GET A GOOD USED FORD FROM THOSE LISTED BELOW. PAY FOR IT As Yuu DRIVE IT, OUT OF YOUR INCOME
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10

SPYING sALL or USED CARS 1925 HuuSQN Co--N. ig2l HUDSON CrauH. 1928 HUDSON Ca4-.. is-4 HLIs0N 5-9ass. sedan fs-4 FORD CaGps ia-J ESSEX Gaa-a. 1924 TCltr >.aaa 1924 FORD TagEEr-. t.-l CHEVROLET sedan. l#-s FORD Se#=a. i1-2 Special sTCEEEAhER Coupe 1esa rstHySLEE "ar Touring. .+-+ PACKARD Sa-a' Teustue 1923 NASH .T-ss-- t-a5tug tss3 #ANWE1I s.o-- ls-j FORD aeaaL- AND MANY orHEDa FROM ssao uP. THE HoNE1MA> ALTO sA1.Ls O.,
 l-2 ARCH sra-Er
 TEL, -532.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10

BrlrK USED CAB DEPT 1885 BUICK COACH, 1924 BUICK COUPE f9af STLuEBANI+E SEDAN. I1@% BUICK TpTEtEGS A. Ig41 BTTCE COUPE, I921 FEAEELIE TOURING. 1924 ESSEN COACH (25 mot67) 1895 FORD COUPE.
 CAPITOL Dr1"E CO,
 i23 ARCH STREET. Nusa Better Automobiles Are Built
 Buick VIII Build Them"
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
GooDTEAP TIRES

PREST.o-LITE BATTERIES. IN STANT SERVICE. WHEN DE- LAYS ARE COSTLY CALL DWELL TIRE X BATTERY CO, AT 900. 23 WASHINGTON ST
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
AUT0MOTIVE
Autos and Trncks For Sale

cLDsMoB1LE USED CAR DEPT. ."sf the following late model used ear,
 at low prices faea T.CEA&T COUPE. 1925 CHEVROLET SEDAN. la-2 LEXINGTON SEDAN. tFcg BUICK TOURING. 1921 MAXWELL TOURING. tA-7 FOEp SELA%. ig1s FORD COUPE 1929 CHEVROLET TOURING. 1921 oLbSNOEtLE TOURING. ls-2 ESSEX COACH
 SMITH MOTOR SALES l5a WEST MAIN STREET.
 PHONE 25ag.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10

4 banana plant may grow i4 feet in a year.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

Attention Of every used car buyer who Is looking for a good Used car that repre- s@nts an honest value $ directed 10 the following guaranteed used cars, iu good condition. We quote the selling prices be- cause we know that all cars listed below
 ARE HONEST VALUES 1923 Oakland Touring. rpaluted .... s475 1923 oakland sport Touring ......., &445 1893 Oakland Coupe ................ $895 1923 Oakland Coach, reprinted ....., S5s5 1924 4-pass, Chevrolet Coupe ...,... t3s5 1923 Buick Coupe. rspaL1ted ........ S55o 1929 Chevrolet Coupe ......,....... Sl75 1923 Maxwell Touring .....,....... $9e5 1892 Grant Coupe ..,.........,..... Sf75 1921 Oakland Roadster ............. sI50 Everyone os above ca~s se,''uE tnr $500 or more Is guaranteed for 30 days for free service
 The HARDWARE CITY MOTOR co. 4-5 ELM ST, PHONE 2724.
 oaEland-Pontac Sales < Service
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New Britain herald., 1926-05-10

DEPENDABLE USED CARS DODGE BROTHERS 1925 Sedan. 1924 Sedan. 1ac4 Touring. 1923 Sedan. 1893 Touring. 1329 Sedan. BUICK 1924 Touring r5N TRUcKs-DOpGE BROTHERS 1924 Screen delivery. 1a25 SrTear delivery 1921 Screen delivery. fCFDs- 1928 Panel.
 TERMS ARRANGED THE S d F. MOTOR SALES CORP. l55 ELM ST. TEL. 55l.
 OPEN EVENINGS
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10

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 -f zH wzk1s and sizes. A-aae studio.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-10

BUICK MOTOR CARs-sales and Service. i Capital Buick Co.,, ls3 Arch St Phone
The Washington times., 1926-01-16

M IDanziger 81 New orleans. viii
preside
Advance bookings at New Orleans
hotels indicate ain attendance Of
approxin 500 persons 81 the
convention. decidedly the larkest
attendance at any nlidVinter meet
ing Of the association,
All space on tho steamship Car
tago, engaged for West Indies
cruise which viii follow the mid
winter feetlng. has been reserved
n advance, the national associa Con
reports
Among the latest reservations
made arc those 81 Mark Levy. of
Chicago, and Mrs Levy; III n. saul,
of Washington, ID. @, and Fred
Porter. Of Chicago. publisher of
the National Reai Estate Journa.
and Mrs Porter
The cruise Will start OH SatnHdak.
January 23 On this day there
will also be d post convention trip
to Biloxi and GuIfport. Miss.
The belt line trip through tho
Industrial section announced for
Friday mas heen replaced on tho
program planned for the VISITING
realtors by other tours.
The Washington times., 1926-01-16

viereck Harry j. Dennis sold three
parcels In the Northeast to II. Fl
Myers. Lot 10 In Square 1919
was acquired BY Robert r. Hazel
from Max CORN. Helen Cox pur-
chased Lot 813 III Square 281 from
Lula A. Burton. Lots ] and In
Square 1908 were bought by r. I'LL.
Edmunds from Walter G. Burke
and subsequently sold to w. b.
Sterrett. Gerson Nordlinger ac.
quired six lots in Square 697 from
4. e. White. Two lots In Radnor
Heights, Va, were sold to j.
Daywait for Clara ID. Lowder. VII
liam S. Mccarthy purchased Parcel
1851 from Frederick G. Barnes.
And two lots in Square 1854 were
bought by George r. DuvaIl from
William =, Clagett
Other Sales
Al handsome detached home at
sos Wilson Lane, Edgemoor, was
sold to "A. L. Schafer for George s..
Bobart q. A. Tucker purchased
40 Randolph st. from Earl O..
TOirey. IA brick residence lit 1882
Seventeenth ST., was bought by
Jane r, Caul from y. r. Nagle and
subsequently sold TO Bertha n.
Miller. Mabel r. HOLSTER acquired
charming home at 1919 Ontario
Rd. from d. B. Macleod. A house
at Ills Staples ST. M. e. was sold
to Fred /. Miller for @. o. Thorne.
The Washington times., 1926-01-16
RE- 0RS D
CONVE NJ

meeting of the National Board
Of Presidents and Secretaries Of
state Real Estate Associations viii
be held III New Orleans january 20
and 21 III connection with the con-
vention there uf the xssltlOtl -ss
.sociation of Real Estate Boards for
its annual business meeting O..
Harry Abbott, Of stamford. Conn,
president of the Connecticut Asso.
citation OF Real Estate Boards, viii
preside.
The meeting wilI discuss proposed
state legislation and general public
policies affecting real estate. and
win serve to acunaint the various
state groups Of realtors with what
other state bodies have accom-
pIished.
a national conference on multiple
listing. q cooperative selling plan
now In use In more tina 200 mem
Der boards Of the NatioaI AssOcia-
ton OF Real Estate Boards, viii be
held during the convention. George
The Washington times., 1926-01-16

ming session talks and the Marine
Band music will be broadcast
Tuesday will be devoted to q dis.
russ;oa of the development and
expansion of business and industry.
talks will be given at this session
by Mr.. William Leiserson, professor
of labor economics at Toledo Uni
yersity: Miss Francis Perkins, mem.
Der OF the New York State Indus
trial Commission; Miss Agnes Nes-
tor. vice president of the Interna-
iional Glove Workers Union; Mr.
Henry Kendall, president Of the
Kendall Mills, and Mrs. Ella A..
Boole. Woman's Christian Temper.
ance Union.
Social problems will be taken up
and the right of the
worker to citizenship will be dis.
cussed from the standpoint OF the
worker and the community
The final session will be devoted
to the woman wage Garner and
the conditions under which she
works and lives. The conference
will close Thursday night with a
dinner at which Miss Mary Mac
powell. of Chicago will preside.