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New Britain herald., 1927-11-04
Fire Destroys Berlin
 Cider Company Plant

Berlin, Mass, Nov. CPl-Fire to- Jay destroyed the plant of the Ser lin Cider Company, a subsidiary of the Hildick Corporation at Berlin Center. F. J. Hildick, president of the corporation. estimated the dam age at S75,000. He said that with the season at its height there were $50, ,000 barrels of cider in storage. The plant comprised three large wooden buildings.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-04
BROTHERS MADE
 DESERT FERTILE
Now They Are Facing En-
 beZZlenent Charges

Los Angeles, Nov. 4.'tP-Emhez- clement O. a total of $i.30oooo IS charged against two brothers. Mark e. and W. W. Watterson, Owens Valley bankers
 The two defendants came 10 Cali fornia co years ago frcm thc Isle of Man. Practically penullass, they picked tlle semi-arid Owens NIl- Icy as the country in which they would cast their lot
 \ score of yeats later thov orer- 7ted and owned most of thr erock
New Britain herald., 1927-11-04
Italian Writer Likely
 Winner of Nobel Prize

Stockholm. Nov. tP-One of the two Nobel prizes for literature to'be awarded this year probably will be given to the Italian writer, Grazia
New Britain herald., 1927-11-04
PREFERS HOME LIFE
 TO SOCIAL SWIRL
Mrs. Dawes Also Is Radio
 Enthusiast

Evanston, III, Nov. 4. Pl- One act of Mrs. Charles Gates Dawes. shortly after her husband assumed the vice presidency, gives the key to her character.
 She refused to follow vIce-presi- dential precedent and live in ho
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
/. 1. DADDY IS
CIRCUS GUEST

"I'm not whining understand
because / could be q lot worse
Observation-Disclosures ! miss the
show"
Lon Williams, the daddy Of to.
days circus agents, smiled Wryly
and shifted upon his crutches. He
had come to Washington ~ the
guest OF Colonel Miller, owner OF
the 10I Ranch Wild West Show.
to see the sights that once were
part OF the days routine to him
sights that he loves.
He put his hand on the shOul-
der OF Frank Braden. the genial
publicity representative Of the
show.
II broke this boy In" he said.
ut was In Louisville, before I
got this." and he patted the back
that has given him 50 much
trouble.
williams was struck by . six
horse circus team and ever since
that time, the doctors have been
trying to find out just whats
wrong with his right leg. Some
delicate nerve and muscle struc.
lures. Il 81 thought, were. injured.
And that's why Lon Williams lives
at tho EliEs' Home, at Bedford,
va. Every year he II invited to
attend the circus, and his fare
is paid both ways, in addition to
other expenses.
TITS nice down there-under.
stand-and like IT," he says.
But It gets monotonous-under
stand sometimes, for q man who
used to be ,as active az was.
But today I walked upstairs for
the first time in ears-didn't /,
Frank land I'm beginning to feel
d good deal better"
Lon williams was with the old
Gentry Brothers dog and pony
show, where most Of the modern
circle agents got their schooling.
He remembers four trips to wash.
ington with the ahow-once it
played on the Capital plaza, where
the Government dormitories stand.
On other occasions, the show
pitched 3 its tents at Sixteenth and
q Streets Northwest.
THEY took me around to show
me the town today" Williams said.
ITS the first real trip through
Washington I've had in years
understand. Why, you'd hardly
know the place--understand!s
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02

To AID the campaign Hershey sent.
letters to every minister, rabbi ana.
priest IN Denver urging them to com.
ment on courtesy month from their
pulpits, Certain law violatorg are
being sentenced to hear these ser.
mons instead Of having to pay fines.
II drivers only would watch the
little courtesies Of motoring they
would find the majority Of our traffic
accidents would never happen" said
Hershey. Get the Golden Rule into.
automobile driving -that Il our idea. 4
Louis 3. Uland. city traffic man.
agsr, denied reports previously cir
culated that the new traffic code
would give the right Of way to,
women drivers.
Such d rule would not do at all,
said Uland. Naturally We expect
that courtesy viii be shown women
drivers, but an automobile driver ii
an automobile driver whether man
aor woman.
Here are courtesy suggestions tor
drivers:
Know the traffic laws and observe
them.
"If pedestrian i ii : hurry give
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
5000 Expected for
*. Of C. Beach Outing

pall-tnroWing contest, pie
eating race. z standing broad jump,
ana egg, potato. rnennbership, and
outing OF the washington chapter
Of the knights of Columbus Ia.
morrow at Chesapeake .Baach. ~.
cording 70 Jack Kiley, chairman st
the athletics COMMITTEES. Prizes viii
be awarded.
James ID. Bligh, Chairman of the
general committee. expects more
than 5000 excursionists.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
Passenger Ship Dixie
| Launched at Kearny. N. ].

KEARNY, N. j., Aug. 2.-The
Dixie, new passenger and freight
steamship Of the Southern Pacific
Lines, has been launched at the
yards OF the Federal ShipbuildinI
and Dry Dock Company, here. The
sponsor was Mrs. Lewis j. Spence,
wife OF the executive officer Of the
operating company. The vessel will
be commanded by. Capt. Charles
p. Maxson.
TIL Dixie IL an oil.burner and
will be used in the Atlantic coast
wise service. She will be 445 feet
long and Of $4,000 tons displace-
ment, with speed OF is knots.
Her passenger capacity viii be 3T9
and she viii carry crew ot III.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
d G. Kiwarlis Preside nt
At Hayre De Grace Rites

4 William Quinter, president of the
local Kiwania Club. Ii In Havre de
Grace. Nd, today, attending the
club at Cumberland to the Havre
de Grace crganizat ion. The cup was
relayed to Cumberland from the
washington body.
Others attending the ceremonial
from this city are Radford Noses,
Nathan VEN. Harry q. Kimball,
William N. Freeman, Hugh u. Muir
reIl, James B. Edmunds, Charles II.
Frame, Arthur Middleton, Mark
Lansburgh. Irving 8. Hall and r.
win r. Hill.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
Swimming Pool Site,
At Mckinley, Opposed

The Board Of Education has raised
several objections to the proposed
location Of the new swimming pool
on the grounds OF the Mckinley
Manuel Training High School.
Lieut.. Col. u. s. Grant, Sd, super
intendent Of public buildings and
public parks today said these OBJ
jections would be given due con.
sideration before contracts are let
for the construction work. 8
The change in site, IL agreed upon,
will not delay the construction to
any great extent, he said.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
1O1 Ranch To Give Two
More Performances Here

THE final performance Of Miller
Brothers 101 Ranch wild West
show win b given tonight at the
Camp Meigs grounds on Florida
Avenue Northeast.
a violent wind and rain storm
last night stampeded q number Of
the spectators. Despite the rain,
however. nearly 5000 Witnessed the
performances, Il was estimated.
The wind blew down q small tent,
but the prompt action Of the boss
canvas man and his crew prevented
further damage. They made the
rounds OF the main tent dtlst before
the storm broke, driving In tent
pegs and tightening the guy lines.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
JOTTNVGS FROM
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Aug. z.
With nearly 1000 votes polled by
10 o'clock, the largest Democratic
primary vote in the history Of the
city Ii expected today. The polls
opened at sos and win close at 7:1s
p. m. It Is expected to be after 10
o'clock tonight before the votes are
counted. Members Of the State
house and Senate and the local
Democratic committee are being
chosen.
Frederick Landon. 21s N. Fairfax
ST., was cut on the neck and ear
by & negro he caught proving in
his back yard last night. His in.
juries were not serious. His assail-
ant escaped.
Dry law fines showed drop IN
July, only $1,O66.25 being collected,
as against 3I,6l7.25 In June.
The Old Dominion Boat Club viii
meet tomorrow night in the club
house To Frange for "a ticipating In
several regattas.
The work 81 restoring and
strengthening the Norfolk q Wash.
inaton Steamboat Company's wharf
has been completed.
Samuel Jackson. 16-year old col.
ored boy, in police court today was
placed on probation for five wears,
after he admitted stealing nearly q
hundred chickens, but said he had
reformed and not stolen any for
two years.
Jannett MINIS. colored. serving !
three-month sentence for violating
the dry law. was arrested yesterday
In front OF the city health office,
where she was working az q trusty,
charged with being drunk. and was
given an additional 30 days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02

him the right Of way.
when you see fellow motorist
with q flat tire Or other trouble. help
d little.
Don't speed, but keep up with
traffic"
Pedestrians are asked to exercise
care In crossing streets and parents
to keen children from the streets as
4, matter Of courtesy to motorists.
Citizens OF Denver give courtesy
the right Of way Is inscribed on q
score Of signs in the business district
and at heavy traffic points.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
WIN RennaIa e !" LIZ.

DA2sSAe
WIN Remain A. ADVISER
She win continue a. II adviser
and trustee. the attorneys an.
Ilouncement stated, but Mrs. ma.
Pherson win take over actual con.
troll. ~.
The division 81 property VIII pot
affect Angelus Tenple ana IN
paiatial Bible school, Il was N.
nounced.
Amicable settlement Of che hitter
Quarrel came at & time when moth.
er and daughter seemed hopelessIv
estranged. s. '7''-'
Only short time BEFORE 4ha
citation, Mrs. Kennedy had
broadly limited her disbelief il the
famous kidnapping story az her
buxom daughter.
Earlier Iii the dispute Mrs.. Ken.
nedy declared abe had never rot
the truth Or her dauRhtor.R -.
dliction story.
Everything was forgotten. how
evers in the paean Of HIIalleiujaha's
that greeted announcement sc the
reconciliation.
Mother and daughter kissed A
affectionately as though there had
never been q rift In their relations,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
In Plea For Sacco

MAJOR ALFRED DREYFUss,
central figure III the worlds most
famous criminal prosecutions In
the early ninetlss, has accepted
the offer to become > member
OF the commission to 70 10 the
United States 70 plead the cause
Of SaccO and Vanxetti. now ull-
der sentence 81 death.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
Blast viii HOId-up
Jap Fleet ManeuYers

TOKYO, Aug. 2. = Annual man
euvers Of the Japanese fleet wers
temporarily held up today because
Of the disastrous explosion aboard
the mine layer Toxiwa which killed
and wounded A sailors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
Denver Auto Speeders
Sent to Church
BENNETT

DENVER, Col, Aug 2-Denvers courtesy month-desgned
to lessen automobile accidents good start Sunday
when several city ministers commented from their pups
the campaign August set apart for courtesy month by
Reuben w. Hershey, manager Of safety and excise.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02

As usual The Times win hold Its
annual Babe Ruth AllAnteriea 0e.
lection this summer. watch for Mon.
DAYS Llmea.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02

AZ usual The Times win hold rs
annual BABE Ruth Apl-Amerlca se-
lection this eamaner. Watch for Mon
oAys1 Iime@ 49,. Z. .i..Ial
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02
AND MA
MAKE UP

CONTINUED from First PaEe)
half q the 100000 personal prop.
erty held jointly 81 her and
sister.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02

Dry law fines showed q drop IN
July, only $1,O66.25 being collected,
as against s1,6l7.25 In June.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02

The work Of restoring and
strengthening the Norfolk q Wash.
inaton Steamboat Company's wharf
has been completed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-02

The Old Dominion Boat Club will
meet tomorrow night in the club
house 10 arrange for "a ticipating In
several regattas. M
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14

outstanding individual feature, soaring
is points to a record high at 355 and
then settling back to 351 on realizing.
This stock sold as low as 22S this year
and as low as 11SA last year.
Among the many other ipdustrials
and specialtiesF to reach new peak
prices during the session were Air
Reduction, American Sumatra Tobacco;
Colorado Fuel, Columbia CAT, Corn
Products, National Biscuit National
Dairy Products, Otis Steel preferred,
Union Tank Car and Union Bag and
Paper.
American Woolen preferred touched
a new low at 81 and Athen rallied to
5SM. Electric Refrigeration made fur
ther recovery in reflection of the opti-
mistic statement on business condi-
tions by the head of the company.
u. S. Steel common and General
Motors made moderate gains.
Vulcan Detinning issues were strong
on odd lot buying. Such recent strong
spots in the rail group as Atchison
Chesapeake and Ohio and Illinois Cen
trail lost point or more. Amusements
issues were run at the expense of an
Novercrowded short interest. Warner
Brothers Pictures advanced nearly 6
points and Fox Film A 2, but Pathe and
Famous Players failed to maintain
their early gains!
Time money and commercial paper
rates were unchanged
Establishment of another new high
for several years by Italian lira just
under cents featured the strong for
eign exchange market. Demand ster-
ling ruled slightly higher around
$495 5-16 and French francs held firm
above 3.91 centss while sharp advances
again took PLACE in Norwegian kroner
and Spanish .pesetas.
The principal commodity markets
moved within marrow and irregular
limits. Wheat options declined frac-
tion of a cent a .bushel, cotton and
sugar closed practically unchanged and
coffee futures reacted to IL points.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14
week ago 1901 1883
Wear ago 12493 SoiS 108.9S
High, 1927 ...... 1920 rlt 14Q.30
Low. 1927 14123 1883
Total stock sales 2,092, 400 shares.

NEW YORK, April 1S Frequent
shifts Of speculative sentiment i'm
parted widespread irregularity to to-
days stock market, but the days adj
vantage again rested inside of those
working for higher prices Industrials
developed several new points of
strength, but the leading rails lost
ground, presumably on selling inspired
by the falling off in car loadings. The
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-14

bulk of the trading appeared to be
professional in character.
Banks called about $5,000,O00 or
$4,000, 900 in loans to prepare Tor mid
month demands, but the call money
rate held steady at Az per cent. A
reported slackening in the production
of and demand for steel, with the COM
posite price of the finished product
down to the lowest level since 1922,
and another cut in Pennsylvania crude
prices, undoubtedly induced some, SELL
ing, but offerings generally were well
absorbed.
Commercial Solvents B was again the
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