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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-03-05
LECTURES and FORUMS
iTHE PEOPLES INSTITUTE

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THE PEOPLES INSTITUTE
At Cooper Union Is ST. & Aston Pi.)
at o'clock Admission Free
lSunday Mar. Concert by the
American Orchestral Society, Chal-
mers Clifton, Conductor.
Tuesday. Mar. S--Dr. FrankwOod IL.
Williams; Results Of Attempts to
Coerce Youth"
Friday, Mar. 1i-EVerett Dean Mar
tipi What is the Matter With
ttoderD IDEAS Why is there not
"ts rnationaiisn in the
AT MANHATTAN TRADE SCHOOL
-. -.J ST., at = o'clock.
Single Admission, Is cents.
, Reduction for Course Tickets.
49, .---..r. Morris n.
tVNeEs AIacr!Can Philosophy
American Aesthetic Theory"
Wed. Mar 9---Dr. Carl r. shervvin.
How the Scientist Works.--"The
Chemistry OF the Human Body"
Thurs, Mar. 10--E. G. SpauIding.
Questions People Expect a Philos-
opher TO Answer.--"What Is Il
Sensation or does Watson answer
Berkeley"
Sat, Mar 12--MOrtimer J. Adler;
Psychological Relatively: The -Four
GeOmetries Of the Soul.-"The
Soul as Perception"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-03-05

CHICAGO, Ill.,. ~ "The Workers
Communist Party Of District Eight
expresses its grief together with that
of thousands of workers over the
death Of our Comrade c. E. Ruthen-
berg Our party has suffered loss
which II could i'll afford. We bow
in memory and pledge to carry on
the work he loved for Communism
Workers (Communist) Party, Dis
irict Eight
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-03-05
"We win Carry On" Says Jewish
University.

Jewish Workers University, New
York City, J. Minded, Director.-"We
mourn the loss Of the leader of the
Workers Community Party of
America.
1--WE pledge ourselves TO give our
life and knowledge to the course of
the workers for which Comrade
Ruthenberg gave his life.
ARMED with the knowledge of
Marx and Leinin which inspired C. T..
Ruthenberg, we will continue to
fight for the cause Of the working
class"
CLOSE Up Our Ranks.'
JOHN KAsPER, Pittsburyi, Pa.
--"our great fighter is at rost. We
mourn our loss.
"Close our ranks, comrades, and
continue the fight for the cause that
Comrade Ruthenberg fought and
lead so splendidly. Long live COM
radism"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-03-05
UNDERSTOOD AMERICAN CONDITIONS"

LFSHITZ, Secretary the National Jewish Section
the Workers PartyCOmrade Charles f. Ruenberg valiant
fighter working dead. His life, which
full struggles of the workers inspiration to
the milants of this
with vision understanding of the American cOndi
vuad the importance of welding together the foreign born
lead them united
American capitalism imperialism
succeeded building
party which proven itself capable lead the workers in their
struggles.
The workers will honor the Of COmrade Ruthen
joining Party and
ryng Ruthenberg gave his life
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-03-05

FORREST BAILY, Director American Civil Liberties UnonIhe
Ruthenberg distinctive the
of labor where he gave leadership of great value.
"He is the of that be replaced This is the time
with foresight combined with high intelligence
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-03-05
GREAT Loss TO WAGE FARMERS"

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST LYCEUM, KAISER President
Pittsburgh PaAcep deep regret and coincidence the death
of E. Ruhenberg the fighter the of the
His death great loss to the of this country
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-03-05
COOPERATORS MOURN HIM

WORKERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA.
with grief the loss of COmrade C. E. Ruthen
berg working America His activity
be replaced We
his ideals the of ability in the
operative movement.
WORKERS COOPERATIVE ASSOC. OF PHILA.
ALEXANDER KOLKIN, Chairman
SAMUEL RINSKY, Secty.
The Washington times., 1927-04-07
"a. SENATE IN
GAS TAX row

RICHMOND, Va, April 1.-THE
Virginia legislature moved quickly
yesterday In legislation pertaining
to automobile licensing and gas tax
alton.
The house, at the instance Of
Governor Byrd reconsidered its &C.
ton Of two days ago reducing auto.
mobile license fees 10 cents per
hundredweigllt.
There looms Ia the Senate now a
fight on the bill, already passed
by the house, increasing the tax
on gasoline to five cents a gallon.
The bill - considered likely to pass,
and II IL does It viii carry the
emergency clause making the tax
Immediately effective.
Senator Frank Ball Of Arlington
county, yesterday had the Senate
pas with only one dissenting vote
a resolution providing for the intro
duction OF q bill authorizing Vir.
ginia town councils to appoint trial
justices.
His bin Is aimed TO take care
particularly Of the town OF Pcto.
mac, Va, where the American
Automobile Association has con-
tested the right Of the mayor to
act az judge. Balls bill would
give the justice 50 cents for a..
Cuitrals and 81 for convictions.
Under the procedure, the BIN
must be passed by the House be
fore It can be introduced ii the
Senate, but once introduced ii Is
considered certain oa passage. IA
view Of the resolution which was
passed.
The Washington times., 1927-04-07

common stock after depreciation,
Federal taxes and dividends on the
preferred stock Of the company have
been deducted. This Ii compared
with 1921 share Of common stock
earned in the year 1926.
Thomas e. farrell. president Of
the washington Savings Bank, Is
visiting Raleigh and western points
IN North Carolina on business for
his bank. He win return about
April Q.
At tEe regular meeting of the
board Of directors OF the Washing.
ton Loan and Trust Company, held
April s; the regular quarterly divi'
dend Of per cent was declared, pay
able to stockho lders Of record April
2S. James r. Ellerson, Of Ellerson
and WeInple, newly elected d.
rector Of the company. was present
at the nesting.
The Washington times., 1927-04-07

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The Washington times., 1927-04-07
SoDings Conference
Opens at Willard
RY RIoHARD HATTON

The Eastern regional savings conference Of the savings bank
division Of the American Bankers Association convened in the
st session Of its twcday meeting here, at the Willard Hotel
at $50 this morning
With the exception Of hour and half for luncheon the
conference remained in session until late in the afternoon
At o'clock this evening there viii be reception in the
small ballroom Of the hotel to be followed by the annual
banquet ct the organization President W. Morehouse pre-
sided 81 both sessions today W. w. Spaid vice president Of
the u O. Bankers Association win act as POSTMASTER at the
banquet tonight which an address win be delivered by
Merle Thorpe, editor Of Nations Business.
The Washington times., 1927-04-07
J0TTINGs FROM.
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April IA
battle royal d expected "a the city
council meeting today when the
petition OF the ~. Auth Provision
Company for the erection o. IN
abbattoir on the old PoFtner Brew.
cry property. q filed. Residents o.
the northern section Of the city,
as well 40 owners nG the United
States Creamery, are expected 70
oppose granting Of the permit
The building ak the corner Of
King and Henry Streets occupied
by Samuel Levy as shoe store
was damaged about $4,000 yesterday
by q fire which started IN the back
OF the shoe store. Levy was 81
front Of the store ana noticed smoke
coming out OF the window. He
rushed IN and saved his small son,
Irwin. asleep In the second story.
In police court today, .Nsthers
Lillard, soldier from Fort Hum.
phrey, was fined SIS and costs Tor
breaking glass Ia the street. Acs
cordtng to the police he threw q
half pint bottle which had con.
tanned liquor on the curb when he
was arrested.
The officers Of the ola Dominion
Boat Club were installed last night.
The report OF the treasurer showed
that the club had enjoyed the best
year Of its career.
Ingram Smith and Ray PAM De.
voc, alleged check GIashers and
forgers have been turned over TO
Sheriff Adams, Of ithaca, n. Y, Is
be arraigned on q charge of 1org.
cry. According to L. 3. Barganain.
Of the local Identification depart.
ment, the men are also wanted In
several Eastern cities for passing
bogus checks.
n. Noel Garner was elected dsc-
tator OF Alexandria Lodge o.
Moose, to succeed Arthur Paul.
elected as representative TO the
supreme lodge. Other Officers
elected were p. II. Magruder, vice
dictator; w. P. Thompson, preIata;
]. F. Belts. secretary: John Akera,
treasurer. and L. ]. Jones, trustea.
D. n. Bayiiss, local contractor.
who e finishing the Hunting Creek
bridge for the State highway de-
partments has started pouring the
concrete on the last span. The
bridge win BE- finished May 1e.
ls -. d
The Washington times., 1927-04-07
E. T. Taylor May Head
Confederate Veterans

TAMPA, Fla, April z. = Con.
federate veterans, gathered here IN
their thirty-seventh annual reunion,
today paid tribute to thcse who
went west during the Civil War
and since. This afternoon the Con.
federates win elect Officers and
select d city for next years reunion,
with Little Rock, Ark and 1exing.
ton, KY. favored.
s - H Ias,oUs r az s s',srds sn $3.50 II
Foster. Houston. TEX ~ the .' Trans. 4.
Mississippi division, were the lead.
ing candidates for commander in.
clief.
The Washington times., 1927-04-07
TREASURY STATEMENT

The daily statement Of the United
States Treasury shows:
Income to date this year, $685..
94,71s.21.
Income to date last year. $2,S71,-
996, 516.42.
Increase, $S1, S9S, 2o1.Te.
Income over outgo this year, $415,.
O02, 629.74.
Income over outgo las. year, $685..
81, S40.05.
Balance general fund today. s41s..
100, TAG. 50.
Decrease. $S,ss4.ss7.1s.
The Washington times., 1927-04-07
LIBERTY BONDS
Hickman OverfIown
RY Mississinni Flood

HICKMAN, KY. April 7.---Water
this morning from the overflowing
Mississippi River was covering the
entire business district OF this city
from one to five feet deep.
The Government levees on thA
Missouri side Of the river are hold.
ing, but farmers are moving to
higher ground across the river.
The Washington times., 1927-04-07
P. and w. Va. r. r. Win
Seek Branch Permit

By 1nternatlonaI NeWs Services
NEW YORK, April THE Pitts
burgh and West Virginia railroad
plans to file application with the
Interstate Commerce Commission
for permission to build 3s miles of
traekage to connect with the lines
Of the Western Maryland railroad
at a cost Of SIS, 100000, it was
announced today.
The extension Is part Of q plan
to create q new system running
from tidewater to northwest and
middle western points.
The Washington times., 1927-04-07
Thompson to Wipe Out
Gangsters in Chicago

CHICAGO. April 7.-WiIliam Hale
Thompson. mayor-elect Of Chicago,
was on record today with the pre-
diction that gang lawIessnsss would
begin to wane with his Inauguration,
scheduled for April is.
The great exit Of gunner. crooks
and stick-up men," Thompson told
5000 Of his supporters at victory
meeting. ''wiIl begin after I am In.
augurated.
There win BE- a new police pol.
icy. The police viii be put on their
beats to prevent lawleesness instead
OF spending all their time trying is
take q bottle Of beer out OF q citi.
zen's pantry"
The Washington times., 1927-04-07

Durham Duplex Razor COMPANY
repqgta net profits. for the year 1925
aantflAg to $1SSs . share On the
The Washington times., 1927-04-07

IN discussing the strong financial
position reached by leading indus
trial corporations. review inst
issued By @. d. p. Murphy & Co,
points cut that many Of these er.
terpT3ses have definitely entered the
creditor clasa and have lent millions
OF dollars of their surplus funds ii
support OF other industries.
The Washington times., 1927-04-07

q. n. Bayliss. local contractor.
who e finishing the Hunting Creek
bridge for the State highway de-
partnent. has started pouring the
concrete on the last span. The
bridge win BE- finished May rs.
The Washington times., 1927-04-07

EnjeY the pleasures tha& h6nAa avrnar.
shlp. wonld effoEd ycn-Yhuy 3 hnase
ct your own Yrom eAe @ekeRAm@s aR ~
days. Ktasss and EssmA& Glass; He'd 49,
The Washington times., 1927-04-07

Tests at hatcherieg IN Kansas
have shown that fish kent in POOLS
treated with iodine grow more rap
IDLY thsn those kept IL untreated
water.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18

lantic venture In the monoplane
american girl, and the two waved q
vigorous farewell as the mail boat
crept away from the city.
Has my luggage gone below -
was the first question Ruth asked
IS she boarded the ship and the
crowd laughed az the quip. knowing
that the clothes she had on-plus
fours and red sweater included
Were all that she had been able 70
rescue from her plane.
Horta, during the three day visit
Of the American aviatrix. witnessed
one Incident that gave proof OF Miss
Elders nerve when she charlestoned
with q handsome Englishnan on the
wall Of the veranda Of the Mackay
house, despite the fact that the wall
rises above the harbor below.
Lilli Dillsnz, Niennese actress
and passenger aboard the Junkers
plane D-l230 which II now waiting
for favorable weather TO resume its
flight across the Atlantic TO the
United States had deep praise for
the little American flier.
Il have never been so charmed BY
another woman" said Madame Dill
lenz, whose path by 8 strange qufrk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18
Newspaper Men
nProgramH Here
(Enarial N The Heraid0

MINERAL WELLS, Tex. Oct. 1s.-
The Importance Of the daily news
paper, as we'll as of the weekly and
monthly periodical, in the develop
n'ent Of a community or a region Of
communities, will take q prominent
place on the program OF the South
Texas Chamber Of Commerce first
annual convention which will be
held in Brownsville, November IL
and Is.
This was announced in a letter re-
ceived here carrying the news Of
the acceptance Of Sam Z. Miller,
vice president Of the Texas Press
gram Of the convention. Miller Is
editor and publisher Of the Minera
Wells Index. =
At the same time announcement
vas made that Ray H. Nichols, ed
itor of the Vernon Record, and q
member Of the executive committee,
Of the Texas Press Association, had
also accepted a place on the program.
The Importance of the newspaper
is being emphasized by the conven-
tion directors of the South Texas
Chamber Of Commerce in providing
on the official program for a special
luncheon for the newspapermen, at
which they can discuss more init
mately their own problems. with the
relation Of these problems to the
growth and progress Of the terri
tory which they serve.
Efforts are being made to obtain
on the program a prominent journal
list from the East who is nationally
known. but no definite announce
ment in this connection has yet been
made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18

why do so many, many babies of
lcaay escape all the little fretful
sneIlr and infantile ailments that
nxsd TO worry mothers through the
ssy. and keep them up half the
aifhtf
II YOU don't know the answer. yor
ksvent discovered pure, harmless
astoria. IL Ia sweet 20 the taste
IA sweet in the little stomach. And
- gentle influence seems felt all
ihrcaQh the tiny system. Not even q
i7sfastefulsdose Of castor oil does 80
much good.
Tletcher's Castoria Is purely vege-
ale. 90 you may give IL freely, at
frsf sicn of collie; or constipation;
: diarrhea- Or those many times
rhen Won just don't know what Is
~ matter. For real sickness, call
"a doctor, always. AT other times,
s.w drops Of Fletcher's Castoria.
The doctor often tells you 20 do
20 that; and always says Fletcher's-
Ssssr preparations may be just as
800 iust as free from dangerous
-. but why experiment. Besides,
" Nook on cara and feeding OF babies
~ comes with Fletcher's Castoria
- worth its weight in goldl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18
Arrested In
Death of Texan

CLOVIS, N. W., Oct. 1s.-UPl-
Ben B~ritton, alias Ben Morgan, ar
rested here last night, was to- be
started back today to Sweetwater,
Texas, where he is said to be want
ed on a charge of shooting q deputy
sheriff in July, 1926, while resisting
arrest.
Officers Swallowed y woman who
led them to n cane field eleven miies
east OF Clovis. A posse surrounded
the field where Britton surrendered
after several shots were fired ut him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18
More Buildings
Are Announced

MISSION, Oct. ls.-Three new
homes are 10 be started at once in
Blake addition to the city of Mis-
sion, il was announced here Tuesday.
Marion Kohler Of Atchison, Kan
srs, brother of George Kohler Of
this city. will construct a frame and
stucco residence, while j. w. Plyles
and l.. B. Miller will erect new homes
Of Brick xeneer.
The homes will cost about $4,000
each.
Announcement also was made that
arrangements are nearly completed
for the erection Of a new business
block on Lomita boulevard for which
occupants already have been Sc
cured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18
Special 70 The Herald.)

McALLEN, Oct. Is.-The Central
Power and Light company OF this
city will move its offices from Main
street to the NJ. X. Nelson building,
which already houses the Western
Union and the Rio Grande Valley Gas
company. according to announcement
OF r. j. Randolph. manager.
The new quarters will be situated
between the local office OF the West
ern Union and the gas company, on
the main floor. fronting on 18th av-
enue. The new office will be COM
pletely equipped with new furniture
and accessories, Mr.. Randolph said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18
GIRL
OFF FOR spain
Mrs Elder and Hald-
eman Board Portu-
guese Liner

H0RTA. Island Of Fayal, Azores,
Oct. ls.-Pl-Still wearing Captain
Coos cap as a reminder OF her
thrilling rescue by the steamship
Barendrecht, Ruth Elder sailed early
today for Lisbon aboard the Portu-
guese mail boat Lima with the cheers
Of a great crowd Of spectators, whose
hearts she had completely won. ring
ing in her ears.
With her sailed George w. Halde-
man, her co-pilot on their trans-At-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18

Luque will worry no more when
the Reds lose ball games. She
testified that when the team was
defeated she was afraid to 90 home
because her husband let loose his
wrath upon her. In ten minutes she
got a divorce for extreme cruelty
and was awarded $500 alimony.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18

NEW fORh.-Nearly W mil
lion dollars will be spent this
winter for the introduction Of New
York debutantes to society, 1t Is
estimated by one expert. The ex-
penditures will be mostly for din
ners, dances and clothes.
LONDON.-Another big war is
forecast by one Basil Stewart. The
pyramids and the Bible have indi-
Gated 10 him that war will start
May Is, 1925, and end September
is, 1885 and be accompanied BY
earthquakes and floods. He made
his prediction to members Of the
society known as the British Is
raelites. who had a meeting ut the
home Of the Marquis Of London
derry.
DENVER. - The will Of DR..
Charles David, provided that his
body shall be given TO a medical
school for dissection and skeleton
be sent to the University of Je-
rusalem 20 be used for instruction
in anatomy.
NEW YORK.-In search of a
cure for infantile paralysis 20
monkeys are to be ~innocuiated
with germs Of the disease at Will
lard Park hospital. Five will be
given no treatment; the others win
have the best care medical science
affords.
JERSEY C1TY.-A divorce for
William T. Glenny, $500 a year
insurance clerk, from Marjorie
Park Benjamin Glenny, sister of
Enrico Caruso's widow, has been
recommended by a special master.
Glenny testified that on one De-
cember rs his wife rose from the
dinner table remsrking: "Christ-
ma Is over; you ear 60 to the
devil"
KANSAS CITY.-A simple cure
for ulcers Of the stomach 10 pre-
scribed free 70 Gll by DR.. Garrett
Wright, noted British surgeon, who
il here fer q medical meeting. Il
is: Two hours for lunch, which
will help stop fast eating.
NEW YORK.-There's a new
worlds record for typewriting-
1873 words a minute. George L.
Hossfield of Paterson, N. J., av-
eraged that for an hour, beating
the previous record, held by him
self. by one word.
CINCINNATI. - Mrs. Adolfo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18

Of fate had crossed that Of Miss
Elders here.
The crew Of D-l2S0 last night do
cided 10 postpone their hop-off "a
til tonight. A heavy swell in the
harbor last night made % take-off
unwise. Il was raining today with
but n slight wind.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
CUSTOMS. Port OF Brownsville,
Texas. October Is. 1927. Notice is
hereby given that on October Is,
1927, there was seized mt the inter-
national bridge, Brownsville, Texas.
from E~ncarnacion Garcia. for viola
ton Of Sec. 5s3 Tariff Act 1922 and
Sec. 3062 X. s. one CD Ford Coupe,
Motor No. 12667Ts7. Anyone claim
ing this automobile must appear and
file his claim with me within TWEEN
~ COO days from the date of this
notice, otherwise ] will sell the auto
mobile at public auction. ct the u. s.
Customhouse, Brownsville. Texas, on
Tuesday. November 3. 1927. at 10
o'clock a. m.-Wm. Nealy. Dy. Col
lc-ls-25-1l-1-St-25ie
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18
Mission Rotarians
Hear Doctor Talk
Special 70 The Herald.)

MISSION. Oct. ls.-A talk BY Dr..
Salter Of the Mission Lions club
featured the meeting Of the Rotary
club here Monday, DR.. Salter talking
the care of the blind.
Lee Norwell discussed the ques-
item Of retailer and consumer, and
Miss Helen Eppright and Woodrow
Stoltz furnished musical numbers. A
stunt was given by Bill Ed Open
heimer and Walter Roberts. The
program was in charge Of Bill Nor
ris.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-18
VARIOUS TOPICS

Four diversified topics were dis
cussed by members Of the Women's
Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church
who met Mond-y afternoon in the
church for a study session. The
meeting opened with a prayer by
Mrs. Z. p. Day, wife of the pastor.
Talks were made by Mrs. G. W.
Moothart on "Synod's Work for Pres
byterian Students in State Schools;
By Mrs. Ava Prosser on Home Mis-
sions"; by Mrs. Leila Leonard en-
titledt "Synod's Religious Education
al Program; and by Mrs. ]. II. Bat
sell on "Synod's Women's work"
The meeting closed with a prayer
offered by Mrs. Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Smith and chill
dren Of Rio Grande City have been