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New Britain herald., 1928-07-12

| Mrs. smith, dSeu OIL, is seeking Ql-
vorce.
Norwich-Edmund Ouleett. IS,
electrician, killed through contact
with high voltage wires.
Stamford-One of perils of mo-
torcycle of rers shown in collision
| of truck with machine of Officer
| Louis Schlecltweg, who is in hos
| pital with broken bones. Truck reg
I Ridgfield.
Waterbury, Freight rate increa a
on coal to be sent from Connecticut
and Rhode Island border points by
rail suspended by interstate COM
marce commission, r. w. Goss. state
conferee on protests against In
creases announces.
| Guilford- Howard Elliott. former
president of the New Haven road,
to be buried in family plot here on
| Friday.
New Havcn-Wife of Judge Stan
| ley Dunn of city court dies.
Madison-George Wilcox, whose
! lighting spirit has not diminished in
spite of 81 years and who went the
long road to United States supreme
court against validity OF alias tax
warrant, losing in end pays $4,000
| has $4,000 more to pay.
Waterbury-Former Mayor Thoms
heard many good words spoken
about himself when friends gave
him a dinner and boost towards
democratic gubernatorial nominal
ton.
| Hartford-State highway depart
ment in belief that road surfaces on
its state highways have contribut-
cd little to car accidents in recent
years will have engineers study
scene OF two or more accidents. OBJ
struction of view point to be given
| weight.
! Meriden-Milton Z. Schwartz, of
New Haven, lost his money but his
Meriden girl friend, being quicker in
action saved her rings when hold-up
man at Berlin line interrupted tire
fixing.
| Middletown Wesleyan alumni
fund had income of S10.615 in the
last year ending June 80. This years
gift was contributed by 1913 alumni.
Hartford-Orders have been IS
sued for visits of Gov. Trumbull to
camp at Mantle July 90 and again
July IS for inspection of military
bodies in camp which are doing
tour of duty.
Weymouth Mass.--Miss Sarah NJ
Aldrich, school teachers, and Mrs
Charles I. Folsom, both of Boston
killed when automobile is struck by
express train.
Boston--Bodies OF two men re-
covered from waters of greater Bos-
ton.
/ Rochester, n H. Napoleon
Trembley, 40, lumber company cook,
killed by lightning.
Bridgeport When Thomas Hart
| Widower, married Mrs. Elizabeth
Marvin Sanford. his bride was his
sons mother-in law. So the family
relations Of Henry Hart, the SON
are that he is a stepson of his
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12
A RELIABLE MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK
TO OUR DEPOSITORS AND
ALSO POTENTIAL DEP0slTORs:

This being strictly mutual savings bank,
it being bank without any capital stock or
stockholders, the depositors are the ones vitality
interested in its condition and progress and are,
we feel entitled to be kept fully posted as to the
conduct of it's affairs. Its prosperity is the de-
positors' prosperity and they alone are the shar-
ers in the distribution Of its net earnings.
1t is not our policy to continually acclaim
the superior qualities of this bank - choosing
rather to have the results of its operation speak
for it than spectacular advertisements 1t seems
better to us to devote our careful attention to
the safeguarding and investment Of the funds
committed to our charge, in modest and quiet
way, and secure for the depositor the best pos
sible results.
We paid on all deposits interest at the rate
Of so, July LIST, amounting to $510,0O647
We trust that this policy has been satisfac-
tory to those who have committed to us their
savings by becoming depostors here and that
this policy will appeal to others having funds
for deposit and desiring to secure for them
selves the best possible results and a reasonable
and liberal income upon such deposits.
We invite all such to use this bank as place
Any amount may be deposited from $l00
to S5,0O0.0O over period of three years-daily,
weekly, monthly, or at any period-regular or
irregular-that the depositor may wish.
Deposits made on or before the third day
of any month will begin to draw interest from
the first day of that month and if allowed to
remain to the end of the interest period, will re-
ceive such rate of interest as the earnings of the
bank warrant, which now and for the past four
years has been at the rate of $50 per annun.
Interest is credited to each depositor's account
on the first days of January and July.
The record of the operation of your bank
for the past six months has been:
Increase in total resources >. $1,122,58642
Increase in deposits ........ $1,052,584.28
Increase in surplus ......... S70,002.14
The market value July LIST of the securities
owned was $738, 45347 in excess of the value at
which they are carried in the statement, and on
the basis Of market values the total surplus is
S2,162,325.01.
Total deposits ............. S21 ,9O4 ,931.2
New accounts during the period -. 1,124
Total outstanding accounts ........ 22,759
The subjoined statement shows the condi-
ton Of your bank on July l, 1923, and in select
ing place OF deposit for your savings, your
attention is respectfully called to this statement
before deciding with which bank you will be-
come affiliated.
Most cordially yours,
EDWARD N. STANLEY, President
New Britain, Conn.,,
July 10, 1928
THE BANK OF AND
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12

White Plains. n. Y. Thirty
years ago Clemence Smith bought d
horse and rode away into the night
He never has been heard from. Now
Mrs. Smith, aged 81, is seeking di-
vorce.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12
FLASHES OF LIFE: MORGAN AND HIS
\ FRIENDS WORTH MORE THAN BILLION

the necessity for exile.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12

Edmund Ouleett. IS,
electrician, killed through contact
with high voltage wires.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12

Philadelphia-Smi Reynolds,
heir to tobacco millions, is an &C
complished aviator at Is. He flew
= from Winston Salem, n. G, with a
chum, A. B. Taylor, also Is. He has
been flying for two years.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12

Stamford-one of perils of mo-
torcycle of rers shown in collision
of truck with machine of Officer
Louis Schlechtweg, who is in hos
pital with broken bones. Truck reg
istered in name of Lewis Bendict,
Ridgtield.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12

terbury-t'reight rate increa IL
on coal to be sent from Connecticut
and Rhode Island border points by
rail suspended by interstate COM
marce commission, r. w. Goss. state
corferee on protests against in
creaseS announces.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12

New York - A martyr to science
cared little for wealth. DR. Hideyo
Noguchi. who died OF African yell
low fever while studying it, left an
estate of $4,000.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12

Nottingham, England-As raisers
OF thoroughbred cattle. King George
and the Prince of Wales are good
equestrians. If the awards at the
show OF the Royal Agricultural So
ciety are criteria. Not one blue rib
bon did father and son get.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12

Guilford Howard Elliott. former
president of the New Haven road,
to be buried in family plot here on
Friday.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12

La Paz, Bolivia Ample skirts
and split trousers worn by Indians
since the days OF the Spanish con-
quests are to be forbidden. The gov
eminent has decreed that the entire
population must wear dress of
European style beginning october G..
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
SLAYER OF Wife
Admits Crime

SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. ID
Charles $. Taylor, -, arrested here
last night for questioning in con
ncct;on With the "trunk MURDER
of his wife, Mary Irene, in Memphis,
Tcnn,, today made 4 complete con
tossion t. Shreveport police.
II CHECKED her with Il towel and
hit her over tho.hcau with a poker, >
he related calmly. "Thcn crushed
her down into 4 truak and locked
it,
The body Of Mrs, Taylor was
found in the rear Of their residence
Iast Tuesday where it had been
more than q week.
Taylor told his story rs ne sat in
.iail here today.
I'VE lad quarrolod terribly all
Saturday aud Sunday. About -
o'cloch Monday she go, me into
such a state that | WAS crazy. She
came to mc with her arms held out
and said Well, why don t You Kill
ne? | grabbed = poker and hit her
once. twice; Oh, | don t rrricmhcr
EcW many times. Then went for
= walk "nd then came back end
finished The job and put her into
the trunE and locked it. So Il said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
FILM C0NPANI
CHARGED WITH
VIOLATING !. AW
Nv United Press Ie.sed Wire

CHICAGO Dec. 15.-An fuiunc.
tion suit, charging l. leading motion
picture distributors and exhibitors
with violation of The federal anti.
tr"s. l"". Win be fled in federal
court here today. United States Dis
trict Attorney George johnson an.
uoguryG.
The action will charge that Bala.
liam & Kat, Inc, entered into CON
tracts with distributors which OBJ
taiuyd for the Balaban (, Katz
chain Of theatres, to the exclusion
Of Independent eXhibitars. 81
''t;rst run pictures.
Th" exhibitors uH#e9 defendants
>rc na..oaa 4 Ila.z. In. and tic
following subsidiaries; I.ub'iner &
"r.az Theatres. Inc: Balahan &
Kat Midwest Theatres. Inc: Pub
liz Theatres and Great States Thea
tres, Inc.
Tine following distributors are
manned in the suit: Paramouut-
Famous-PIaycrs-Laskv, Mctro-GoId-
'vvn-Mayer, Fox Ii.@ Corporation.
First National Pictures. Inc, Unit
.J Artists. Universal Iihn EX-
changes. F. =. o. Pictures Corpora
tioH. Parlr Exchange and Gotham
Photou'ayS.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
DOwd Pinch Hits
For BrOckman At
Alamo Meeting,

Declaring that the proposed
water power bond issue for build
ing generating and distributing
systems in Imperial valley is the
first revenue producing project
ever put mp to the people, NJ. j.
Down, chief engineer of the dis
t-irt, spoke in the place of c. w.
Bro,kman, irrigation district dircc-
tor from CaloNico, before members
Of the Alamo-Ncrdc farm center
last night
The substitution was made when
Brockman, who Was to speak
against the power project, failed to
appear Dowd was in the audience
and WAS called upon by the chair.
man to explain some phases Of the
proposed hydro-clcctric develop
mcut. Brorhnan is the only district
director who opposes the project.
Dowd is the author of the plans for
building the power system on the
canals i'm the district.
He pointed out that the district
is now paying approximately
SIo.ora annually for electric ener-
-. which amount is nearly half the
interest annually ON the proposed
bond issue.
u. +. Creighton, assistant farm
advisor, gave 4 talk on Al club
work and showed n movie on the
care Of chickens. The meeting was
well attended.
w. G. Hawk actcd rs chairman ct
the meeting. Musir2l numbers were
eaiovrd preceding Mr.. nowd :, talk.
\ telegram wa sent 90 Senator
Hiram johnson and Congressman
Phil SWING. cowmandiug them en-
massage Of jh, Houllcr dam hill.
About %6 center members were
present and considerable interest
vas displayed in the talks.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
DENIES
SERIOUS CHARGE
MADE BY GIRLS
ny.Initcd Press :..:~cd Wire

NEW WORK, Dee. 10 Four Of
tlrial complaints viii to- made today
ON jhn ch,rey that t.arI Carroll.
Ir";u n. tmnte.cai producer, com
He'd ,.p0r.ut, TOR positions ia
hi. canrJ> 10 appear Eet4re L.m in
th' mud. Before d. v.a0d give them
aa..,
r's following organizations and
individuals Will protest Carroll s
alleged action ,olay:
Arthur Hmmar.tpin, prr>i-
d."t OF IN. r"He,tl., Manage" $
.>>o,iation
john $. -awaar, nrse.Jaa. ct
The -.,...y t." IS. @aur s=oa IT
n. ,aa.s. Eaa.s. 9~se.a-
t.n.
t-~~u Ii. H.rris. president ot
I'll. ..-.s...l tLs@.s.@al arg@a.aa-
rh. charges aga.us. c.rsaa H5ra
M.I. ,s ,taa Nes5 t#sHor and
L..-' LIahv'>, chorus girls, WHO
D'.l-ei they we.. dismissed from
'..' east o. Carroll &sH #as:...l
comedy because ttev woei, ~ ap
pear iu the nada before Carsa.I IA
":M.l
Both Miss tayaog aad Mis- Dlal.-
ely Were reported 10 Law ben
ready tn l.g.a ,aa.r complaints in
the hardS If D.s,s.e, .tt..r" i joah
Eantm today.
"Tlolo are - girls in linz Van
ties, Carroll is quoted a> having
sad, and twice IS maay mare re-
hvar>ing for 'f.aretta' vino VII.
Td.r oath. hear cat M elat& HAT
no onr in my companies ever has
h'.a luw.li"t.l 4 -, embarrassed i'm
The 81. S-.,,l G,2fea il ..aaarsa.s or
.h"o1-l.ot Performance periods.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
NEWS OF Bills
PASSAGE CAME
AS SURPRISE

Despite the fact that it was Ger
tain tbc Swing johnson bin would
pass some time this week, not even
a lightning bolt from clear skv
could have been any more expected
than was the il" flash which arrived
in the Press office at g:44 vcstcr-
day afternoon
Reports received throughout the
day over the United Press leased
wire, Indicated that vote would
rot be reached until today This in
formation was given to many who
called the Press office during the
day, and the paper already carried
. story to that effect.
At 2:44, with the paper ready to
20 TO press, the ''fla>h' arrived.
merely stating Boulder dam hiN
l'aSscd. . Only the short time it
took to reach telephone and give
the signal 10 Fire Chiet Ream~. was
required to make the good news
known to F9 Centre re,.d MS. by
sounding the fire sirDu The next
stem was to advise radio >tatior
KXO So the information could bo
broadcast - tEcss ia The r.'9l sc.-
tons.
BY th.- t1mo tlo ".}ead" on a..
story was coming over the leased
wire. II meanj fast work to tcar
cut the type already on the front
pagc, sot up The new story aud place
il in the forms. While this was
lrcing done by the press room, the
business office and editorial staff
were swamped with a dclugc Of tclo-
phone and personal calls. asking if
it were true that the bill had passed.
Despite all the handicaps. the first
copy was off the press at &:l5. only
l. minutes behind the regular press
fine
Newsbovs found Il ready sale rs
soon rs they reached the streets
with thoir papers.
The story broke right, and cf-
ficient organization gave it to the
public promptly and accurately.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Public Invite d
TO Attend Girl
Reserve Dinner

Eas',ido hig' school Girl Reserves
are s.ryiu" q turkey dinner in tie
E"st-id. lgh school tonight. th.
proceeds 10 br used to senj dele
gates to the Girl Reserve confer
rae.~ rl.. ,riug Tho affair is be-
ing staged under tie direction Of
Mis- Evic Lee Kelley.
N t"ntiro manu has bren pre-
uar.d sr4 Irnmpt and efficient scr
vice j. PROMISE, t-.osg who attcud.
The patronage Of tine public j, in
yitcd o. aid i'm thi, worthy move.
mcnt. Dinner viii BE- served until
~ m.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Week End Bill
At West Coast

Songs. instrumental music aul
clever dancing will feature the re
gu)ar Sunday vaudeville hill u the
Imperial West Coast Theatre tenor
row. Manager Norris anuoUr nS.
Esther Campbell. the California
mccking bird, heads the bill with n
splendid assortment OF songs. Gold
and Thompson. two nifty s,oppors
wiz present a dance act that has met
with favor i'm many West Corst
theatres Gates and Marie, present.
ing " Music a Ia Carte. are billed
as surc-tirc plcascrS. Tom Gallo-
way, the Southern Gentleman, -
viii round cut the bill.
Charles Buddy' Rogers Sc c>onI
st"nin- picture, Someone TO
Love, viii be presented. Those
who SOW the co->tar Of Wings.
i'm ''Narsity.' are promised am
even better picture in Rogers lat
cSt vehicle.
Included in the cast with Rogers
are Mary Brian. James Kirkwood.
Nary AIden and William Austin.
The story deals with three room.
mates and their ramareeS. with
many amusing situations keeping
the action # the picture running az
fu}l speed. Rogers IS rapidly be.
coming one Of the red tayarifaS &C.
the screen.
"Shadows Of the Nigtt. n news
paper story. is offered tonight, with
lawrence Cray and Louise Lorraine
in the leading roles This IS a real
thriller Of crime in a biz city, and
the efforts If a newspaper reporter
to solve battling mystery.
Flash. canine star of the
screen. plays q leading part in the
picture.
Tlose who like thrills. AMI plenty
Of them. are guaranteed th.m i'm
Shadows Of the Night
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
20 Investigate
Mystery Light
nv United Press leased Wire

SAN PEDRO, Dec. Members.
Of the san Pedro coast guard pn
cut in . >,a boat today 10 iHEe~fi
gate mysterious light that las
been r.a>hjn. the u1>- tcW nights
en- the beach at San Nicholas is
land.
cna Theory advanced was thaf n
fishing leot or ether small craft
may have been stranded during =
4a-milc Gale carliar in the week.
Naval officer, and mra WHO re-
turned today from manJevers re
n.r-cd seeing the liGltS but said
they We're uEat'r to approach the
island cu.a- TO -eaNy wind ,a-
ceuatcrcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Death Follows
Run On Bank
Ey United Press Len~ed Wirp

MIuDLNION. Tel. bar. H. The
Uolv cf Watson *. Eert,. cashier
"a th. Peoples National bank.
which closed Yesterday attcr1oeH
after q "ruu.' vas tpuui in OH
Dra"rers cE..5 toda" ~ stata
TROOPERS.
Nh.a 3D.. bank Wa orl lrel closed
yesterday afternoon ~ stephen I.
N"Wler, chief uan. examiner Of
tar third federal r,ers. district,
no ou. .-prrt.l IT,. cashier of any
thing .y--y. n,.s blr >aauage-
a"nt If tl- fund, which caused
them g.. %. 'l.t ur in '.taz.a as
SETS. ODD farm loans.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Believe Mexican
Girls Back Home
by United Press ,.crscd Wire

MEXICO CITY, Dec. -. - The
continued lack o. news today from
Jocotopo, where 90 of the town 5
most beautiful girls were kidnapped
by bandits, confirmed the belief
that they probably had been return
ed to their nome unharmed.
Notices Of happenings in outlying
towns such as Jocotopc usually arc
later in arriving either at Guadala-
.jara or Mexico City, since some Of
these towns are alnos; without com
munioations.
The Indifference Of the military
can be explained by the frequency
with which kidnapings occur, and
also by tIr fact that native women
apparently do not always far" bad
~ at the hands Of bandits.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

'rrilhy,' and Joe Portugias in
"The Right of Way"
lie accepted contract with Jesse
l.. LaskN in 1918 and had spent most
Of his time since then in screen
work, occasionally going off for a
"varation in vaudeville. Movi"
fans loved him. His chara,tcriIa-
tions always held a spark Of k:.".i-
ness, no matter how ficrccly a.
scoWied or how S%yaGrly hc chcW,d
At his cigar.
Roberts last picture, were
e" Noisy Ncighhors' and " Masks Of
the DeNiI.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
KILLED By CAR

SACRAMENTO, Dee. 10 Failing
70 see an approaching automobile rs
h" hurried to board street car,
Thomas N. pooicy wen known
SacrWncntan, was struck aud in
,tantIy killed by the machine here
last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Dock Workers In
Anti-HOOver Meet
rv tinted Prcns Leased Wire

pHlLAUELTUiA, Pa. Doc. b
Forty South Au, r.oan lorg>hag-a"h
wrr, arrested -liS of-cra IN Ter
participating IN an "n..-tIooF1r
,.. ting near III" De'a~are fiEer
bridge.
Tolir. who railcd the meeting "aa
af. ,,.d ,hr men said speeches were
being made against the government
and rlc visit ot !II5crt Hoover ="
~og;h America.
The m,u Wee reported To- have
carried banner, sympathiling with
the striking Colombian banana
growers when they were arrested.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Cold Weather
Over Week End
By United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Dec -. -
CaliforLious win continue tn .sbiycr
over the wcck-oud, tho weather man
indicated today in his torecast
Frost was heavy AZ many points
this morning ard heavy frosts were
predicted for tonight in Northern
and Southern California and the in
terror valleys.
This morning !, low in San Fran
cisco was l3.
Snowfall continued in tic noun
taiu,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
IoUBLE TRAGEDY IN EAST

FRANKLIN SQUARE, l.. l.. Dee
II Tine bodies Of Il man and We.
man, both unidentified, were founu
today outside Il bungalow near the
llempstead-Jamaica turnpike here
Both had been shot through the
head All identification marks had
been removed
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
SLAYER Receives
Life Sentence
BY inItea rrcss Leasea Wire

MARTINEZ, Dec J.. - Robert
Eu'torticid alias Robert jackson. -,
today pleaded guilty and WAS sen
tcucpd 90 life Imprisonment at Fol
som fer tho hammer murder Of his
foster sister, Mrs Lucille Howsmon.
3s. at Richmond ON Nov. 9.
The woman S husband, Harry f.
Fow~mou, and SON Harry Jr- Is,
-at -u tho courtroom w3 l..d iut
tof,alI admit intimacy viii hc
oy. period Of six or segcn years.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Young Telegraplls
70 Sen. Johnson
ny United Press Lea~cl Wire

~AcEAMENTO, U,r. l5.-Gov-
2uol Young to-day s.ut q telegram
,oHgrrtuiatiu- ;a.:.' ~,aa.e SeHa
t.r Hiram ". I,lu..u for lis Viz
tory in -hr ,,uat. cu th- Swing
Johnson houldrr dana bill
The lao-sa-r wa, "a, follows.
">iuecrcst congratulations on tho
passage of th. HoHlI~r canyon dam
Aiij. You have again rjulicated
your fin" Craftsmanship and just.
fled the action Of the people Of
talitomia i'm their nearly Unanimous
vote for your r,.r!oction. Wc are
@ll or.rJoycd at your HictorE.''
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
Fight For Big
Navy Bill On
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Dee. l5.-Thc
fight for the so-called big naval
bill was started in the senate to
day by Senator GilIctt, Rep, Mass
His speech urging early passage
Of the measure which provides for
construction OF - cruisers aud one
airp!anr carrier followed the de
ciSion of The senate headers to give
the bin right Of way over other
noMdLng IogisIalion.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15
GRAND OLD MAN
CT film WORLD
GETS LAST CALL
BY GEORGE H. BEALE
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

y
HOLLYWOOD Calf, Dee. ID
Theodore Roberts is dead and the
screen world, in which he was such
4 conspicuous fiourr, today mourncd
one Of its most beloved members.
Roberts, familiar to millions Of
theatcrG GocrS Cor his characteriza-
tions, which in recent years have
run largely to dclincNtiouS Of cigar
smoking fmancicrS, died yesterday
afternoon after an attack OF influ-
enza.
The influenza led TO complications
and physicians found il necessary Ia
operate. Urcmia WAS given as the
actual cause Of death,
Tho gran, oiG man Of the
screen had cndcarcd himself to
Hollywood more than ever in the
last few years. His courageous fight
against paralytic stroke three years
ago won admiration seldom vouch-
safed in this colony OF ambitions
seekers after wealth aud fame.
Roberts was successful IN hrs
fight. After his nearly fatal stroke
he appeared in vaudeville aud return
cd to the movies He completed
his second picture under new con
tract Just few weeks ago. He was
81 wears old when he died.
Funeral services win be held next
Tuesday afternoon. with the EIhs
club in charge.
Many Notable Roles
Roberts was married twice, his
first wife divorring him in 1916.
He then married Miss Florence
Nnvthr, who died three wears ago
Hobcrts was born in san Francis
co and first appeared ON tn" stag"
in that city. His father objected
to Il theatrical career and tried to
veer him over to a Scafarin% life.
But after serving rs master of a
coastal lumber schooner far two
years, Roberts went b.c. 70 his fins;
love, the theatre.
Roberts played Simon Legree in
= Unrle Tom 5 Cabin" TayWana in
The Squaw Man, %Ycnga}i in
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-15

Construction has begun on new
steel bridge 10 span san Francisco
Bay between san Matep and Hay,
ward
New Britain herald., 1928-01-10
M.G,T. J. BROWNING : . ON SMITHS BOON 1
M Rocofd FofN& White 6h
 bonds' Support

New York. Jan. 10 R-Mrs. Ella A. Boole, national president of the Womens Christian Temperance Union, delivering the keynote ad- dress of that organizations campaign conference today. said 'the record and present attitude of Alfred E.. Smith make it impossible for any dry to support him as a candidate for president"
 ''1'he people have spoken on the subject of liquor prohibition and in the election of dry congress, she declared. their voice will be heard in the election of dry president
 Election of a wet president" she said, would throw control Of the entire machinery of prohibition into the hands of one who does aot be- lieve in it IS 8 means Of dealing with the liquor traffic. There is no doubt that the individual citizen has a right to voice opposition to any statute but after it has been adopted it is his duty 10 obey 1t.
 Problems of law enforcement are created not by the law but by op- ponents of prohibition. To secure enforcement. administration of the law must be placed i'll the hands Of undoubted friends-those who be- lieve that prohibition is the best method and who want to see it sue reed,"