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Evening star., 1928-11-15
PRELATE SHOWS LOSS.
Little Hope Is Held for Recovery
of Baptist Leader.

UI OdPIISL 1CdUCIs
LOUISVILLE, KY, November Is up.
Little hope was held last night for
the Rev Dr. E. Y. Mullins, president of
the Southern Baptist Theological Sem
mary since 1899, who is Ill at his horpe.
He is former president of the Baptist
World Alliance.
DR.. Mullins suffered stroke of
paralysis Saturday. although he was
reported as improved Monday and
Tuesday, his condition took a turn for
the worse Yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
BISHOP MACDOWELL
Halls PEACE PACT
Churches Can Support Declaration
Without Mental Reservations,
He Tells Board.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., November Is.
Bishop William r. Mcdowell of Wash
ington told the Board of Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of the
World at its semi-annual meeting here
Yesterday that the kellogg peace pact
and the universal religious peace con-
Evening star., 1928-11-15

gold will be awarded during the daily
events and grand prize Of S. in gold
fer the final winner.
! The entertainment program this eve
ming will include a contest for the
tallest man and the shortest woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
Old STOCK OFF LIST

kEN TDhF January - ~
capital e'1Ck - thrive INC, iAt /
str.asei. from Inc 3b9fk Exchange
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WOODEN WOODS FIRMER,

FOsJO. January "a (SpecialD --~
HD0ieE Wools were flfmsT today and
feeces ~ all grades were moving we'll
~ = strong market More attention Uas
Deirp diverted ~ foreign markets due
70 restricted supplies here. with deal
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DiDajd Al DSai IL three sights blood a.
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Pine Ohm feeeth were quoted st DC
9feaae basis and half biDod three
lgiitil-bipGG and quarter blood al a1a5i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

CHICAGO. January "a UNITED
States Department of Agriculture -
Potatoes-Receipts. II cars: on track.
264: total United States shipments COS
cars: demand and trading slow. mar
ket dull. few early sales reported: Wis
consin sacked round whites. l.45ai SIS:
Minnesota sacked Red River. Ohios
round whites. l4oai So Idaho sacked
russell Burbanks, i65ai 80: partly
graded. l50al so. new potatoes. Flor
ida. bushel crates and hampers Bliss
triumphs. l.75a200.
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ilourty sales uu \, I Market.

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COTTON GOODS EASIER.

NEW YOK. January - tSpecian .--
Cotton goods markets were quiet and a
shade easier today. Print cloths slipped
off In at g.. for 6sx73s and remained
unchanged at T's for 6sx6oS Raw silk
were strong In an active market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
PENN. COAL HAS LOSS.

NEW YORK. January - up.
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke had net
los of $7SaS7S for 1927 against a
deficit of $&4.499 In 1926. The fourth
quarter showed deficit Of SAT- 500.
against profit of $2a24l3 in the last
quarter OF 1926
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
ADMITTED TO RESERVE.

NEW YORK. January - t4pr.--The
recently organized International Ger
manic Trust Co. has been admitted To
membership in the Federal reserve
system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
Local BANKERS Fly High.

On Invitation NJ Oscar A Thorup
manager u the Rand Card Index Office
here. several local bankers made flights
yesterday IN the plane ot President
Rand who Was visiting at Boiling Field
Among the bankers up In the air"
were John Poole. president Of the
Federal American National Bank
Ralph M Wolfe Merchants Bank ~
Trust Ga q Elmer Fiaihef. assistant
treasurer. Union Trust Co, james A
Eopher. cashier Lincoln National, "
T. C3asei American Eecurliy ~ Trust,
and Ernest GeriFpb~fg, wire president
Merchants Bank H. Trust Go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

The January financial letter of
Crane. Paris II Co placed In circula-
ton yesterday. contains review Of
business III 1927. ii summary Of c0ndi-
tons IN Washington. interesting news
II local stocks, several special asticlef
on matters pertinent 10 the investment
business, and "A list u prices and other
information concerning securities listed
pf The Washington Gtock Exchange up
" End Including January i. 1923
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
Heard I'm Financial District.

Albert s. Galley. executive vice presi-
dent OF the Lincoln National Bank. Is
back at his desk after a three week
motor trip through the South.
Maurice d Rosenberg president OF
the Bank Of Commerce and Savings. is
spending a few days In Atlantic City.
William T. Cosgrave. president Of the
Irish Free State, now in Washington.
will be tne guest Of honor at the
luncheon Of the Bond Club OF New York
on February g.
Edmund Brown. IT.. arrived In town
from New York today TO be the lead
ing speaker tonight AT the forum din
ner Of Washington Chapter, A. T. b.,
al the Lafayette Hotel. at 6 O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
Insurance Output Over is Billions.

The production of life insurance by
United States legal reserve companies
in 1927 amounted TO SIC. 700 900 900. an
increase Of Is per cent over 1925, &C
cording to the Association OF Life In
surance Presidents. Exclusive OF re-
vivals. increases and dividend additions,
the new business for the year was IL
per cent less than during 1926 This
result is due to the falling off Of i5.5
DER cent In December business. The
total insurance in force is now more
than s37 600 900 900.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

"Old Man Noah" which has be-
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Takes Optimistic View
OF Illness OF George

London. Nov. 50 R-The British
Medical Journal organ of the British
Medical Association. in an article In
today's issue on King Georges ILL
ness. took an optimistic view. The
serious nature Of the illness. how
ever. for a man OF the kings 49,
t63 years. and the natural anN,e,y
OF the profession and public was NOT
mininlized The Journal said.
"Our study of the bulletins inclld.
ing temeprature records UP to tbs
time OF going to press leads us to
infer that the force of the infection
is gradually spending itself and with
the maintenance of the patients
strength. We may look for favor
able issue though early and dramst-
ic signs Of Improvement are unlike
w."
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
.k|MbALL Director
| Of TRAFFIC Dinner
Manufacturer Will Act as Toast
master on December 6

George r. kimball. president of
the American Hardware corporation.
vail be toa stma ster at the annual
banquet of the New Britain Chamber
of Commerce Traffic bureau next
Thursday evening at the Burrltt
hotel, it was announced today.
Among the speakers will be Or. Ed
gar S. Barney, secretary of the Hud-
son River Day line, and john II.
Goss. vice president of the Manu-
lecturers Association of Connecti-
cut and of the Scovill Mfg. 60. of
Waterbury. Mr.. Barney has Travelled
widely through Europe and is we'll
versed in history. He will speak on
observations on Recent Educa-
tional Tour Through Europe" Mr..
Gcss will talk on New England
Transportation Problems" a third
speaker will be announced later,
Among the prominent railroad
men who have sent notice that they
plan to attend are the following
J. J. Bernet. president: u. l.. Grey.
G. Z. Denney. l., c. Probert, vice
presidents; G.. H. Eeinhrecht. Coal
r. NJ: G.. c. Howard, F, r, NJ: c.
G. Manning. +, T. NJ: c. l.. Chap
| man. Assistant TO vice president: Il.
J. Bowman. assistant to president. l.,
3, Rurford, &. +. A., all Of the Erie
r. r. Co. New York: e. r. Jones.
n. E F. and P. A.. the Erie r. r.
c.. Boston: Arthur Hamilton, vice
president. Central Railway of N. j..
New York: l.. F. Vosburgh. T. NJ.
New York Central u. r. Co.. New
York; r. J. Menzies, Asst, T. NJ. New
York Central r. f. Co. New York !:
N. w. Hawkes.. vice president. Bos-
| ton &, Maine r. r., Boston: Percy
Stuart. r. NJ. American Republics
Lines. Boston; II. c. Stauffer, G. r..
T. NJ. Reading Railway. Philadel-
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

! 6-Newark Safety Council
| 6:05-Orchestra
6:45-Orchestra
7:05-Talk. Motion Pictures
7:15-Orchestra
l:50-WAAM, Ncwark-:lO
S-Vitalty hour
/ S:3O-Organ recital
| 9--Merri- maids
3:25-Orchestra
SfO-WlP, Philadclpliia-i9:
6:3o-Orchestra
7-Roll call: birthday st;Battista,
piano
7:30-WhispcrinG orchestra
S-Musical Shower
9-Tbe Melodique Trio
10-Orchcstra
10:30-Orchestra
s1l:l5-Organ recital
1t7O-WCAU. Philadclphia-:5s
5-Musical Academy concert
5:30-This and That Revue
6-Levins' program; sport talk
6:30-lsmak the Mystic
6:4s-Enna Jettick Melodies
7-Mawson and De Many hour
$50 Snellenburg program
S-Fclin's hour
S:30-Sacks presentation
a-Columbia Chain features
Il1:05-Orchestra
11OO-WFI, Atlantic Cit,-:73
5:15-'Resort Goodies Ethel lat
tay
Commute organ recital
Spinner music
s:45-Playground Fails
3:15-Concert orchestra
10-Oriole Glee club
lo:3O-Dance orchestra
11-News flashes: weather
11:1o-Popular organ recital
7SO-WGY. Schenectady-Ss0
S-Stock reports, produce market
report, farm forum, news
s:So-Dinner music
7-"Europe' View OF America.
Prof. Leonard c. Jones
7.l5-Dinner music
c5-Health talk
.so--General Electric program
sso-Musical program
s-''An Evening in Paris
a:5o-WGY Players
to:3o-WGY Players
lo:So-National concert bureau hcul
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Today's Features

Nearly everyone who goes to Paris
visits Ciro's resta urant. Bruce Rey-
polds once wrote of the famous eat
! ing place, "Ciro's will take all your
money. your Cigar Store coupons.
your shares, Liberty bonds and your
shirt-but you must go to Clro's
, once anyhow" Ciro's has the
atmosphere of Paris, New York.
London. Rome, Madrid, Fort Said.
Constantinople. Moscow and Kansas
City-ali rolled in one. and that Is
where the An Evening in Paris"
feature will take you tonight for a
visit al . o'clock over WEAF and
VITO.
Countess Helena Morsztyn, dis
tinEuished Polish pianist will make
her radio debut as guest solist in the
National Broadcasting and Concert
Bureau program at 10 o'clock over
the same stations. Other artists TO
broadcast on this program include
Adelaide de Loca. Douglas Stanbury.
Betsy Ayres and others, with the ac-
compartment of a concert orchestra.
Among the selections included in
today's program are Dvorak's Songs
My Mother Taught Me-" Hahanera
from Bizet's Carmen" PENIS
"Smilin' Through" Bayly's I'D Be
Butterfly" Halton's "Tilda" and
sonny Boy" Countess Morsztyn will
be heard in Relationships First
Movement Concerto in B Minor"
Memories Of two musical comedies
of yesterday will be stirred by the
Quaker girl. during a program by
the Quakers at $50 over WIZ and
WBZ, the selections being Two Lit
tie Love Bees" from The Spring
Maid and when You're Away"
from The Only Girl" The Quakers
mixed vocal octet will offer their
own ARA ngements of There's
Rainbow Round My Shoulder" II
Just Roll Along and Cant You
Hear Me Calm Caroline" 1nstru-
mental and orchestral selections in
c1ude I.incke's "Amina," and
kreisler's "Schocn Rosmarin."
The stirring strains OF Massenet's
Parade Mlitajre" will herald the
opening OF musical review Of
classics over the same stations at 2
o'clock, the program also to contain
novelty numbers. Moszkowski's
Spa nish Dance No. t." Smiths
Until the Dawn" GrieG's "Ber-
ceuse" and Miller's Sweet Little Old
Lady" are among the numbers.
"Old Man Noah" which has be-
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

phia: W. E. Barrows. N. Z. r. A.,
Reading company. Boston; G. f.
Woodruff. i. r. NJ. New York Cen
trail. New York: Ned Gardiner. G. +.
A, Boston and Albany II. r., Bos-
ton: H. ]. Charlwood. T. NJ. Ameri-
can Cuban line. New York: J. II.
Butler, Mgr. American Railway Ex-
press Co. New York: Paul S.
Phenix. N. +. A.. Baltimore and
Ohio Il. r.. Boston: w. +. Richard
son. +. I. NJ. Baltimore and Ohio
r. r.. New York: A. G.. Thomson.
demurrage commission, Boston;
George D. Ogden. r. NJ. Pennsyl-
vania X. r.. Philadelphia: w. II. ii.
Willis. 4. 7. NJ. Pennsylvania II. r.,
Philadelphia; NJ. B. Pierce, general
counsel, Eric Il. II. Co.. New York.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
II Seamen Lost in
PHILIPPINE TyphOOn

Manila. Nov. 80 Rt-Bclated re-
ports of last weeks typhoon damag.
today disclosed that eleven seamcn
we're drowned and four were report
cd missing when the inter-island
steamer Euzkadi grounded at San
Juan Island during the storm when
swept the central group of the
Philippine ISLANDS from Thursday
until Saturday.
The Manila Bulletin today placed
the storms dead at les and said ~
persons were unaccounted for.
Property damage on the island Of
NeGras has been estimated at 81
500, 600. No definite estimate of the
loss on San Juan Island. one Of the
heaviest sufferers, has been made.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
FRIDAY
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS

SOo-WTlC, Railroads.&c.
S::5-Summary OF Program; news
G:30-Instrumental Trio
7-DinRer Music 49,.
7:30-'Ask Me Another"
S-Musical Furriers
3-"An Evening In Paris"
s:30-Correct time
s:31-Miss Minneapolis and the
Guardsmen
1o-Concert Bureau program
11-News and weather
ssO-WBZ, Springfcld-303
G-Dinner Music
6:15-Official Agriculture Report
6:35-Dinner Music
6:53-Chimes and news
THE Ramblers
7:5O-DiXie Circus
S-Interwoven Entertainers
S:S0-The Quakers
3-Concert program
9:So-WBZ Players
10-Correct time
1o-Sextette and orchestra
1o.3o-sportogra
10:S5-Dance orchestra
11-NeWs
11:o5-Dance orchestra
11:So-Weather report
f:30-NNAC, Boston-:44
5--Ted and His Gang >.
G-Dance orchestra
6: c5--Nevscasting
6:5o-Dsnce orchestra
G;45-Enna Jettick Melodies
7.o1-News
7:11-"Amos n Andy"
7:2s-Lady of the worries
7:So-Twen'y- five Feet of Harmony
7:so-Editorial News Review
S-Musicale
S:so-Proeram by Paul Shirley
9-True Story Hour
1o-Opera, Martha"
11-News
11.lo-psnce orchestra
1:-Dance orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Four Killed, Several
Hurt in CODenhagen Fire

Copenhagen. Nov 3o--UF)-
Four persons were killed today and
several were injured in fire which
swept through the pulp veneer works
Of the United Lumber Veneer conf
pany. at kristansund, Norway. Sew
cral workers Jumped from second
and third floor windows.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
NEW YORK CITY

7:s0-Correct time: police alarms
7:ss-Air College: Mental Gymnas
tics" Mary McGovern
7:sS-Air College. Book Notes
Anecdotes" w. orion Tewson
s:1S-"Hero of Medicine by DIR
Frank H. Vizeteily
o-Pclice alarms: weather. time
S5O-WMCA-5ce
b-Firance and service talk
5:o5-Schuster's Syncopators
S:3o-Theatrjcal talk
5:+5-Clinord Cheasley, numcr
clogy
6-WMCA ensemble
3-Red Devil Entertainers
s:so-Maxon hour OF entertainment
1o:3o-Orchestra
11-Correct time
fl-Dance orchestra
11:30-News: dance orchestra
IL mid.
6G0-WEAF-iSi
5-The Maricnettes
5:se-Jclly Bill and Jane
Skinner music
S:55-Summ3ry of programs
Happy Wonder Bakers
Happiness Boys
S-Concert orchestra and Cavaliers
s-An Evening in Paris
9:3o-Correct time
s:3o-Larry Briefs Tuneful Troupe
10-National Concert Bureau hour
1o--National Concert Bureau hour
11-Orchestra.
7iN-WOR-c3
SxMusical Musings
5:.o-''Mountaineering." Lucille La
Verne
5:5o-Sports talk
S-Michael LAMBERT. cellist
6:I5-News: stage stuff
s:3o-Uncle Don
7-Kcko the Eskimo
7:ob-Orchestra
7;so-Marie .. King Presents
S-Chimes: Heather for st. An
drew's Day.
S:30--Lone Star Rangers
s-True Story hour
10-Opera, Martha"
11-Time: news bulletins; weather
11:t5-Orchestra
11:30-Orchestra
70O-WJZ-3e5
5-Court Laughs. orion Tewson
5:30-Ee ports. stock market. f1nan-
ciai summary: cotton prices. agri-
cultural reports
5:l5-Aussia Rega, soprano
s:5S-Summary Of programs
6-Orchestra
6:3o-Lapdt Trio
Correct time
7-Great Moments in History
7:30-Dixie Circus
S-Interwoven Entertainers
S:3o-Quakers
3-Concert
9:SO-The Sixteen Singers
1o-Sextette
10:3o-Correct time
1o:so-F'ifth Avenue Knights
11-Slumher music.
slO-WPCH-j70
a..5-Thelma Henser, soprano
S.oV - F'I UdD dllI MO- nv t''NN''
s-Wiiliam era wtord. Reporter
6:3o-Weather report
6:3:-Ttp-To Boys
s6O-WAW-3ia
5-Dr. Daniel Hodsdon. Food
5:SO-Y. W. {. A. program
6-The Song King
t:3O-Ernest Telio tenor
G:45-Enna Jct,ick Melodies
1-Conway's broadway Chat
7:l5-Time; weather forecast
1:17-T:ussian program
7:45-Raymond Hunter, baritone
S-"Aviation Activities Hour
a-Musical portfolio
3:so-A Starlight Night
10:30--Orchestra
11-Negro Achievement Hour
fOiO-WRNY-297
5-Lorenza Hcrrira. songs
5:15-Maude Terrell, pianologucs
J:a5--Templc Emanuel
6:l5-Larney Young. contraito
6:3O-Fogiani and Romagnoll. duet
6:45-Dr. George w. King
7-Finkenherg program
ttON-WGWJ-:s3
6-Iittm3nn program
:45-M4ryknoll Mission EAper
iences
Edna Jones. soprano
rs Musicale
1,:n-"poctrinal Talk, Martl
Scott
+ 45--rpera bits
Merchants program
s50--Alice from Wonderland
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
Are You "Hittinq
On All SKI"
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Nerves. -Brain-Heart-
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You can't expect to feel 1907 il your
liver is out Of order, your stomach
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and you weak. weary respondent men
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New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

come almost . classic as part-song.
will be sung by the vocalists of the
Stromberg-Carlson group at 10
o'clock over WIZ and WBZ. The
quartet will also be heard in Eos
ter's Uncle Ned" Nevin's 1.-The
Rosary" a selection from Herbert s
The Red Mill" and Sailing. Sail
ing"
The United Opera Company will
offer Flotow's Martha" over WOR
and WNAC at 10 o'clock. Martha
is a light opera and one full OF
mclodious music and considered to
be the best of Flotow's works.
LC.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

Nerehs nts' prcErs
: 50--Alice from Wonderland
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-17
700 PERSONS VISIT
AT DEMONSTRATION
HOME OPENING DAY
Kitchen Attracts Women While
Men Show Interest in Base.
ment Equipment

For the first time in its history
Bismarck has seen coming out"
party for a house.
Other homes have been opened with
house warnings, and old-timers say
some of them were notable. but 1t re-
NAMED for the Bismarck Demonstra-
ton Home to have real Coming
out party.
More than 700 persons visited the
home at 3ll Mandan street yesterday.
The home was open from to 9 p. m.
and many times during the after
noon it was packed to capacity.
II Will be open every afternoon and
evening until Saturday night.
The house was beautifully decorat-
cd by the firms participating in that
part Of the demonstration and much
favorable comment was attracted by
the furnishings
Women visitors, who prcdominatcd.
were particularly interested in the
arrangement of the kitchen and COM
mented favorably on the large amount
OF cupboard space.
Men visitors turned an inquiring
eye on the basement. giving particular
attention to the furnace and the
other mechanical equipment Dis
plays of laundry machinery by the
Montana Dakota Power company and
the Hughes Electric company also
created interest on the part Of both
men and women visitors.
If the number of men who ap-
peared interested in laundry equip
ment is a fair indication, the number
Of Bismarck men who occasionally as
sist in the laundry work of their
homes is surprisingly large.
The plumbing fixtures in the bath
room and kitchen came in for favor
able consideration and discussion and
one object of apparent interest was
the new-type telephone. Some visit
ors insisted on calling it movie"
telephone but it is connected to the
local exchange and all who tried it
found that it worked to their entire
satisfaction.
A demonstration of the gas equip
ment in the home will be given dur
ing the remainder of the week and
the public is invited to attend this as
we'll as to inspect the house.
That large number Of persons are
interested in homes Of their own and
are planning to build in the near flu
ture was shown by the manner in
which many husbands and wives dis
cussed the various features Of the