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Dinners, Luncheons.
Bridge Parties. Teas
In Schedule of Week
Capital Residents. Including
Official Folk, Open June
Season With Pleasing Hos
pitality Program. .

Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Charles S. Dewey had
guests dining with them Friday eve
ming, the small company including the
Secretary of the Treasury MIR
Mellon.
Mrs. Frederick L. Oliver, enter.
tanned at luncheon in her apartment
at 1928 California street last week
in honor of Mrs. Hempstone, wife
Of Comdr. Smith Hempstone, now on
duty at Annapolis. The other guests
We're Mrs. Charles Butler McVay, jr.,
Mrs Charles Morris. Mrs. Theodore
w. Moves. Miss Prentice, Mrs. Nor
man Smith, Mrs. w. d. Chandler.
Mrs: j. o. Richardson and Mrs. Levi
Cooke.
entertained q company of young peo-
daughter, Miss Sallie Lewis, who is
a student at Hollins College.
DR.. Lewis, who is retiring presi-
dent Of George Washington Univer-
sity, will entertain party of twelve
at luncheon Wednesday in the presi.
Dental suite of the Mayflower.
Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, wife of the
former Senator from Ohio, enter
tanned informally at luncheon today
at the Willard.
Mrs. Edward Banks Gibson, wife
of Comdr. Gibson, U. S. N, enter
tanned at a bridge tea in her home
on Woodley road Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. Benjamin Soule- Gantz.
wife of Lieut.. Comdr. GantZ.
Mrs. Sims, wife of Admiral Sims,
u. S. N, and Mrs. Leslie Bratton,
wife of Comdr. Bratton, u. S. N,
presided at the tea table, assisted
by Mrs. Wallace Grayson Orme.
Mr.. Ernest Prossinagg, Austrian
agent of the Tri-partite Commission to
the United States, will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow in the Jefferson
room Of the Mayfiower.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Everett McOueary
are entertaining at tea from to 8
o'clock this afternoon at their home in
North Cleveland Park in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. William d. Westhoff, who
are spending the late Spring in Wash
ington. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kerr Maxwell of 1888 Window place
Mrs. Edward ]. Kyle entertained at
a bridge luncheon at the Carlton Hotel
yesterday in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Boyd, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel II. Boyd, whose marriage to DIR.
Rocca Fanelli will take place Satur-
day. The other guests were Mrs. Al.
Gontirusd on Sixth Page.) !,
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ems City Club, in response to the APP.
peal made recently by Mr.. Hoover
for additional funds for the benefit of
the Mississippi flood sufferers. On the
committee are Mrs. Robert Whitney
Imbrie, chairman; Mrs. Horace X. Full
ton, treasurer; Mrs. Grace Ross Cham
berlain, Mrs. Xergil Miller, Judge
Mary O'Toole, Mrs Marie Moore For.
rest and Mrs. Charles B. Hanford.
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daughter of Representative and Mrs.
Quinn Williams of Texas. Miss Will.
liams will be hostess at a tea this aft.
ernoon.
Sir James and Lady Owen Of Eng.
land, who are making a three months
tour of the United States and Canada
and who have stopped over in Wash.
Continued on Fifth PageJ
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Mrs. Coolidge Patroness
For Flood Relief Event

Mrs. Coolidge has consented to act
as patroness for the dramatic enter.
tainment which will be given Friday
evening. June II, at the Shubert-Be-
{asco Theateri sponsored by the Won.
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weddings nupt events
the marriage of Miss Anita Henry Herr
the small
Church. Falls
Charles chancellor
with the Ambassador of Belgium and Baroness
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President and Mrs. Coolidge will hold their
disabled of the World War hospital
Indeed invaIds
they have the garden think for
also will have personal from Capt Lndbergh
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CATURDAY WILL indeed be memorable besides all
attendant the arrival Of Capt Indbergh and his mother in
Washington there will balls whole
for the aoOd by the Sigma Delta P Sorority Beta Chapter
of the chapter putting the ball with and they have
the
Coolidge Capt Lndbgh mother the students Of the
city buy tickets and be their guests
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T world Washington welcomes and makes
IL incoming diplomats representatives Of crowned heads
republics the warmly the other
they become settled of the SOCIAL scheme
Baron de Cartier would make change but the
rubng had oretod the Large events have stirred the Cap
administration OF Baron de Cartier the most
from international being the visit OF
Begians Washington both
the latter held high place
in the larges social scheme of the Capital
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Washington Society Alert,
Eager to Extend Greetings
ToAmerica 5 Noted Aviator
Expected Visit of Capt Lindbergh and Mother
Awakens Widespread Interest-Social Events
of Importance Scheduled.
BY SALLIE v. Ii. PICKETT.

REAT Stir Washington residents tins week and no inter
filled with formahy could be than
entertainment Of the famous
Capt mother both of whom will be
guests President and Mrs Coolidge while Washington the
of the
there has been here since the inaugural parade
the White Saturday evening the President and Mrs
Coolidge are certain o make fitting to the occasion
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TUST and Mrs Coolidge eanng back the Chesapeake
the Potomac from the grand naval review at Hampton Roads
by Presidents Scarcely will
scene with it's than they
landing the Minnesota
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COON diplomatic circle, changes will break the
settle
his
The seeking section of the
will the
corps moving they will
o enjoy the mdseason..
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representative will dean of the
Sir Ene and Lady Isabella Howard have ndead
Wahngtonian they
the best and intimately known of all the diplomats Lady Isabella is
where helpful
outside the social ranks assemble help worthy charity
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Continued on Sixth Page.)
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CONTINUED on Tenth Page)
, 1927-08-30
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.


New York, Aug. 7th.-RaW sugar pri-
cas were unchanged. The only sale re-
ported was 600 bags of st Croix early
September at As. January closed 2 81.
March 2 81, May 2,9I, July 2,99, Sep
TENDER 2.S9, December 2 81,
Brunswick Ga. August 27tn.-Ai0ne in
his monoplane Paul Redfern was flying
south over the Atlantic on Thursday night
on the first non stop Pau-AmerIcan flight
ever attempted. Taking off from Glyan
Isle beach at 2.46 o'clock that afternoon.
the Pert Of Brunswick Went Winging
toward Porto Rico 1900 miles away, the
Fl It land % the route, with Rio De Jan
eir3 his ult.mat7 goal.
Santo Barbara, Calf, August 9th
Two sharp earthquake shocks were felt
early yesterday morning. No damage
reported.
New York, August 9th. Prompt over
subscriptions Of the 40, 600, 900 dollar Aus.
traiian Government issue was reported
on the band market.
Old Orchard, Me. August 27th. Mono
plane Pride Of Detroit in which VIII
liam S. Block and Edward Schies Of De.
trolt plan to hep off from harbour Grace,
Newfoundland. on a record breaking
round the world fight, took off from Old
Orchard, Maine, yesterday morning, en-
rOu z 10 Ne IouLuianu.
DrooklIne, Mass, Aug. 21th-By its
, 1927-08-30

Ianta lace, yesterday won the National
Amateur Championship crown for the
third time defeating the veteran Chick
Evans eight to seven winding up a week
Of brilliant play.
Brunswick, Ga.-Anxiety continued
last night while friends in the two CONT
nents waited for a break in the silence
enVeloping Paul Redfern who left here
to make a nonstop flight to Brazil and
who has not yet appeared.
St, Louis. Babe Ruth swatted his for
ty first home ran which gives him a lead
Of one over his team mate Lou Gehrig.
Chicago Jack Dempsey concluded his
first week G training yesterday.
Chicago. The funeral services for j..
Ordon Armour, Chicago CAPITALIST, will
be held Tuesday during which time all
Arm0ur's interests will cease to work.
Spectator, N. Y.-Gene Tanney's on
Iy training exercise yesterday was a road
jog in the morning. To the afternoon he
motored to the races at Saratoga.
, 1927-08-30

Is USUAL.
easy defeat of Japan in doubles play at
the LCngwood Cricket Club here, France
won the right to meet the United States
for the Davis Cup next month. Ihe
second day saw French team OF Jac.
cues Brugn0n and Henri COchet Win a
victory from Takeichi Harada and Telzo
T0ba of Japan. They won in straight
sets 81 81 6-2.
London, Aug. 2Tth-The Post Office
states that the revenue from the Trans.
Atlantic wireless telephone now covers
working expenses. Despite The charges
Of fifteen pounds for three minutes, the
use of the service is slowly Increasing.
New York, Aug. 27th-0cean Liners
arriving yesterday reported winds OF
from 80 to 100 miles an hour which
churned the seas into 40 to 30 loot
waves during the storm which swept
tie Atlantic on Wednesday. The coast.
wise liner "YOrO' arrived from Jamaica
40 hours overdue. The Captain said the
decks were washed for AS hours and at
times 40 to so foot waves swept over the
navigation bridge. The Santa Mar
tia" arr ing 70 hours overdue from
Kingston and Havana, reported that 10
was bDiE 10 iIdhE DuL Ola MUS HA
though by steering from her course She
kept out of the storm area.
Brookline, Mass, Aug. 27h-Japan
was decisively defeated by France In the
two opening singles matches Of the
Davis Cap inter Zone final on the turf
courts of the Longwood Cricket Club
here. Henri COchet beat YOshire Oh1a
of Japan in straight sets, so 6-3 81.
In the second match Jean Rene Lacoste
went through three straight sets E i g.
6 2 to defeat Takeichi Harada.
ST. Johns. N. T. August 9th. The
flight of m|0nopIane Pride of Detroit"
from Old Orchard Maine, to harbour
Grace, the proposed h2gp NJ it place I'M
the round the world fright, terminated
successfully at 416, when a perfect iaad-
ing was mace here. Ike ncnOl.ane is
being filled with sasoIeue and if pIeseut
weather conditions hold will probably
tske of On the frs lap Of The round the
world FIGHT 70 Croyden, England, ton7or
row,
London. AUGUST 27th.-Ihe French
Cabinet yesterday, AFTER a long discus
sion, agreed to the REDUCTION VI tins thtoc
armies If. occupation Ia Ihl0elaud,
proposed by the Government. The pre-
sent contribution OF sue occupying forces
are France So. 600 1rcat Britain 1900,
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Henry,
Entertain for Daughter

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel j. Henry en-
tertained at a dinner dance last eve-
ming for their daughter, Miss Adelaide
Henry, in compliment to Miss Mary
Page Julien, debutante daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Morrison Julien.
Miss Julien is a niece of Mrs. Henry,
and her cousin, Miss Henry, will be
a debutante of next season. In the
company were Miss Fannie Dial, Miss
Nancy Hamilton, Miss Margaret Kerr.
Miss Eleanor Bryan Smith, Miss Betty
Ridsdale, Elizabeth Dunlop, Miss
Margaret Berry, Miss Peggy West,
Miss Helen Galley. Miss Barbara
Hight, Miss Lila La Garde. Miss Har-
riet Stearns Whitford. Miss Mary
Carolyn Henry. Miss Helen Thomas,
Miss Margaret Lundy, Miss Idanthea
Moffat, Miss Jane Gilmore, Miss Jean
nette Hume, Miss Katharine Dem
ming, Miss Southgate, Mr.. Victor
Alfaro, Mr.. Luis Alfaro, Mr.. Emman.
uel Lyons, Mr.. Kenneth Abrams, Mr.
Walter Abrams. Mr.. Frank Reside
Mr. Louis Peak. Mr.. Nelson Waller
Mr.. George Bradson,. sir. Paul Lutes
Mr. Charles Hayes, Mr.. Aggie Reside
Mr. Wilbur Ross Hubbard. Mr.. Ed
ward Van Devanter, Mr.. Albert
Walker, Mr.. Clark Prant, Mr.. John
Thomas, Mr. Frederick Hamilton, Mr..
Griff Warfield, Mr.. Frank Thyson,
Mr. Ward French, Mr.. Stephen Nc.
Kenzie and Mr.. Edward Devereux.
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Baltimore Assembly
Follows Washington

The Baltimore Assembly followed
the Washington Assembly twenty-four
hours later and was held in the Alca.
Ear in Baltimore Friday evening, while
the Washington Assembly was given
Thursday evening in the Mayf1ower
here. The Baltimore Assembly was a
Spanish party rather than a colonial
affair and the gymnasium was trans
formed into a Spanish patio, many of
the guests wearing Spanish shawls.
which added to the color of the scheme,
while the ballroom was hung with
tapestries. Among those who went
to Baltimore for the assembly were
Princess Cantacuzene and her debu-
tante daughter. Princess Ida Can
tacuzene, who occupied box at the
Washington Assembly: Reac Admiral
and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman. Mrs. Glib.
son F'ahnestock, Mr. Walter d. Da-
vidge. who We're at the Washington
Assembly, and number of others.
The supper was served at small
tables at 8 o'clock, instead Of mid
night, as at the Washington, which
was a new departure for the Baltimore
Assembly where suppers have been
served at midnight in previous years.
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Massachusetts Society
Honorins New President

: The Massachusetts, Society OF wash
ington is to honor its new president,
Representative Edith Nourse Rogers,
wiAh an entertainment, ~ecs ption and
dance at the monthly meeting, Wed.
X street northwest
Among those expected to be present
are the Senators and Representatives
from Massachusetts and many other
distinguished friends from the Old Bay
State. The program will include
character sketches by Mrs. Julia Cul.
breth Gray. There 10 keen competi.
ton among the members to win the
prize OF $25 in gold to the member
bringing in the most new members up
to June l. This prize ia to be award.
ed at the annual dinner of the society
at the Commonwealth farm I'm June,
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Festival and Dance
At Women's City Club

Mrs. Coolidges name heads the list
of patronesseS for the annual festival
and dance to be given by the Ameri-
canization School Association of the
District of Columbia at the City Club
Wednesday at o'clock. A short pro-
gram, which will feature several artist
students, will precede the dancing.
Mrs. w. w. Husband and Mrs. J..
Jerome Lightfoot are assisting the
president of the association. Mr.. S. H.
Hanessian. by acting as chairmen of
the committee for patrons and pa
tronesses for the occasion. Among
the prominent friends deeply inter
ested in sponsoring this work in
Washington are the following: Mrs.
Calvin Coolidge, Secretary and Mrs.
James j. DNvis, Chief Justice and
Mrs. w. l. Mccoy, Senator Royal S.
Copeland. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend,
Mrs. James NJ. Wiley, Mrs Harry
Hull. Gen. and Mrs Amos A. Fries,
Maj and Mrs. William Heron, Justice
and Mrs. A. A. Hoehling, Justice and
Mrs Wendell p Stafford. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Gilligan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Brown Patterson, Gen. and
Mrs. Eli A. Helmick, Mrs. James w.
Wadsworth, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs A. c..
Moses, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Thomas,
Mrs. Margarita s. Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newbold Noyes, Maj. and Mrs. Wal
lace Streater and Mrs. w. w. Stewart.
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Cornell Club. Reception
For Parents of Students

Members OF the Cornell Club of
Washington win tender reception
TO parents Of students now attending
the university, on Tuesday evening,
January IL, at the University Wom-
ems Club, 1884 l street northwest.
The entertainment is in celebration of
the sixty-first anniversary OF the
founding of the university by Ezra
Cornell.
Cornell graduates, whether members
of the club or not, and the parents OF
all Comedians residing in Washing
ton are invited To attend.
Mr.. Henry Edward Abt, representa-
tive OF the intercollegiate alumni ex-
tension service, whose book, Ithaca, F"
has just been published. win relate
anecdotes OF the early history OF
Ithaca and Of the establishment of the
university. There will be several
musical numbers, followed by an in
formal dance.
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Tea in Honor of Women
OF Medical Society Unit

Mrs. Charles Stanley White enter.
tanned at tea following q meeting of
the executive committee of the
Women's Auxiliary of the District
Medical Society at her home in Six.
teenth street Friday. when she was
assisted at the tea table by Mrs.
William Gerry Morgan and Mrs. vii
fred M. Barton.
The officers of the auxiliary for 1927
are: Mrs. Charles Stanley White, presi.
dent; Mrs. ]. Lawn Thompson, Mrs
William Thorwall Davis. Mrs. w
Gerry Morgan. Mrs. Sinclair Bowen,
Mrs. A. B. Bennett, Mrs. A. r. Stands
Mrs. Louis Mackall. vice presidents
Mrs. Albert n. Baggs. recording sec
rotary; Mrs. ID. Percy Hickling, cor.
responding secretary, and Mrs. Virgil
b. jackson, treasurer.
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Junior League to Give
Billboard Ball February

The Junior League will give a bill
board ball at the New Willard Hotel
on Friday evening. February 4. Pre-
ceding the dancing ard supper mem
bers OF the league will be seen In
group Of shits and dances; also n
fashion show. They will be coached
by Murray Anderson Of New York
who trains the Greenwich Village
Follies.'' The following committees
are serving under Mrs. Walter f.
Edge. who is chairman OF the ball
committee: Program. Mrs. Edgar Alien
Poe, Mrs. Gwinn Rust: entertainment
Mrs. Alan G. Kirk. Miss Olive 0raef:
rehearsal, Mrs. Cary T. Grayscn. Mrs.
Charles Carroll Morgan: arrange.
ments. Mrs. William J. Father. Jr.
Miss Cora Barry; publicity. Mrs. II.
Eric Trammeil: patronesses. Mrs.
Franklin n. Ellis, Mrs. G. G. Glover,
tr.. Mrs. Newboid Noyes; boxea.' Mrs.
Richard II. Wilmer: tickets. Miss Viz
GINA Hunt: fashion show, Mrs. Sidney
T. Thomas, and girls floor committee.
Miss I,eonore Sculiin.
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ton. who are bringing the distin.
guished Enlish novelist. Huh Walpole.
to Washinton January &c.
Mrs. Wing was assisted by Miss
Dorothy Johnson. president OF the
Washington branch; Miss Sarah
Kingsley, Miss Margaret I.ambie and
Miss Helene Kingsley.
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Navy Officers Guests
OF Mai. and Mrs. Pavne

Maj. Raymond G. Payne. Z. S. A,
Tand Mrs. Payne entertained Friday
night at bridge in honor of Lieut..
Comdr. John III. Falge, u. s. N, and
Lieut.. Comdr. Delaney. u. S. N, who
are ordered to sea duty.
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guests were Miss Theodore Adams.
Miss Ruth Thomas, Miss Elizabeth
OWings, Miss. Helen Carbaugh, Miss
Betty Moulton, Miss Elizabeth Nickel
Wy, Miss Frances Cameron, Miss Lex
ola Payne, Miss Mary Ruby, Miss
Myrtle Power and Mrs. Ruth Barn
hart Mayberry.
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Mrs. Wing Entertains
For Vassar Alumnae

Mrs. Davis l.. Wing, 1892 Nine
teenth street northwest, entertained
at tea Friday afternoon, january Z.
for the Vassar' alumnae Of Washing
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Mrs. Emerson Howe entertained a
company at dinner last evening in her
apartment on Eighteenth street. She
will be hostess at dinner this evening.
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Luncheon and Bridge
For Young Guests

Miss Mildred Breashears entertained
at luncheon and bridge Tuesday at her
home 4400 Sixteenth street. where the
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Mrs. G. Vernon Gessford entertained
at bridge and tea on Wednesday
afternoon
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Dinner Planned to Honor
President and First Lady

Continued from Fifth Page)
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Jewell en-
tertained eight at dinner Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Eleanor
Daniel Of the Mary Baldwin Seminary
of Virginia and Mr.. Howard Eastwood
of Brown University, Providence, r. /.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hines will
entertain at dinner Tuesday evening
New Britain herald., 1927-08-30

representatives, of four societies
in which he was prominent N"r"
rail- bearers NJ the funeral this
morning of Charles +. Burkarth of
"9% South Main street. veteran fore
man of the Corbin Cabinet Lock Co.
The funeral took place al st. Peters
church at 9 o'clock
4 solemn high mass of requiem
was celebrated by Rev. Charles
Coppcrs, pastor. assisted by Rev
John i. DonohuV. pastor of st. Jo-
scph's church. deacon; and Rev.
Daniel Masscc. sub deacon. Music
during the services was furnished by
81. Peters choir. The societies repre-
scented We're the Moose, Foresters,
Red Men and Shepherds of Bcthle-
hem.
Father Coppeus conducted the
committal services. lnterment was
in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-30
City Items

The action of John Cianci against
salvatore LaRocco has been with
drawn from city court. G. f. Calf
ney was counsel for the plaintiff and
kirkham, Cooper, Hungerford and
Camp represented the defendant.
The attachment brought by Is
rael WeNler against Max Honeyman
has been released according to Il
notice filed at the town clerks Of
fee.
Herbert W. Hunt Of South Glas-
tonbury suffered a painful cut on the
left hand while working or the
Robert j. Vance school today. The
cut was dressed at New Britain Gen
eral hospital.
Supernumcrary Officer James
it2ppanotti, who has been seriously
i'll for the past few days, was re
ported today to be slightly improved.
Joseph P!atos of Oak street, who
was injured at North x Judd Mfg
Co. factory yesterday forenoon when
his oNcralls became caught in the
machinery, was reported resting
comfortably at New Britain Cen
eral hospital today.
Jack Lash is attending a convcn-
ton of Cadillac dealers in Detroit,
Mich
New Britain herald., 1927-08-30
BULL|SH Actions
over Wide LISTS
Irregular Market Featured by
Spurts Today

New York, Aug. 80 P)-Frcqucnt
shifts of speculative sentiment I'M
parted a decidedly irregular price
trend in today's stock market. which
vas again featured by the establish
mcnt of record high prices by Soy
cral Of the leading industrials. COT
ton prices broke about $50 bale
on the publication of the govern
ment's boil Wcevil report, but rcCOv-
cred more than half their loss by
early afternoon. Wheat prices were
slightly rcactionary on further H.
quotation inspired by the prospect
Of a large uneNportablu surplus Of
the commodity.
Bullish demonstrations in the
stock market We're spread over a
fairly broad list, but chief interest
centered in such stocks as United
States Steel common and General
Electric, each of which advanced
> IL points to new highs at l4S and
40 SIS respectively, and in Amer
lean Can and Goodrich, which also
attained new tops.
Speculation in the motors Quoted
somewhat. General Motors ran into
heavy profit taking after its recent
sensational advance, but held witt hin
IL few points of the record top,
Passing of the Pierce Arrow pre-
fcrred dividend chilled speculative
enthusiasm for that issue and those
Of the other small manufacturers.
Texas d Pacific Land Trust, which
was recently split up on a lO0-for-
one basis, changed hands at 2670
and 2693, as against the previous
close of 2SUO and the years high of
1850.
Atlantic Coast Line broke 4 points
and heaVinesS developed in several
of the southwestern rails.
Despite the increasing month-cnd
demands for currency, call money
was in plentiful supply at 3 IL per
New Britain herald., 1927-08-30
Radio viii Try to
Unite Estranged Lovers

LeominstCr, Mass, Aug. so UP)
Radio Will be employed in an effort
to effect a reconciliation between a
clerk who fled this city on tine exc
Of his wedding and the bride he LETT
at the altar
Timothy u. sullivan, A.. of Fitch
burg was to have married Miss
Kathleen Gaffncy, 50, of this city.
The night OF the marriage found
Miss Garfncy at the church. Sulli-
van was gone, leaving Il note in
which he said h" had left for Hot
Springs, Ark, for his health and
warned 1T will be no further use
looking for me-
Boston radio stations have boon
asked to broadcast the. following
message: "TimOthy y. Sullivan. will
you please come home. Everything
is all right with kittie and the
folks. Let us hear from you i'm
mediatcly.'