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New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
BOSTON RECEPTION
Encourages Smith
Expresses Belief That He viii
Garry Massachusetts
THOUSANDS SEE him OFF
South station damned with Enthu-
siastic Admirers Who Chase His
Train As 1t Draws Out After Ova.
ton Along Streets.

Boston, Oct. IS (UP)-with
whistles shrieking and crowds
cheering, Governor Alfred e. Smith
left Boston today to continue his
campaign through southern NeNg
England and other Atlantic sea
board states after scoring 4 great
personal triumph In Boston.
The Smith special train pulled out
Of South Station at 1890 o. m. q
few minutes after the nominee and
his wife had arrived at the terminal
In an automobile parade from Hotel
Statler.
Expects TO Win Bay State
Before leaving Boston, Smith, in
brief talk with newspapermen,
expressed confidence that he would
carry Massachusetts, November g.
He declared. In answer t. a dues.
ton. that his health was In ''tip-top
shape" and said he was not tired
despite the strenuous program that
he carried out here.
Governor and Mrs. Smith were
accorded q tremendous ovation this
morning when they descended from
their tenth-hoor suite to the lobby
Of the Hotel Statler.
SO great were the crowds that
paid him tribute yesterday. that
Smiths progress in an automobile
parade through Boston's streets waa
at snatls pace.
Probably with this In mind. the
nominee today took presautleni
against upsetting the scheduled de-
parture Of his train. This morn.
ing's automobile parade sped
through the crowd lined streets be-
tween the hotel and South Station
and the trip required little more
than three minutes.
A big police detail cleared the
way for the Smith procession and
police were forced to open path
to permit the Smith party to enter
the South terminal.
luOuS8uUS ~ cUUtlt oSAtsOu
Tens OF thousands jammed the
station arcade for q glimpse Of the
candidate.
Bowing and smiling, Smith hur-
ried to his train. paid brief visit
to his private car. and then appear
ed on the observation platform At
the end Of the train.
For nearly 20 minutes he stood
there with Mrs. Smith. waving his
famous brown derby and bowling to
the crowd, while the station echoed
with almost endless cheering.
So enthusiastic was the crowd
that, when the train pulled out.
scores rushed through the gates
and followed the train ~ 1t moved
with gathering speed from the sta
tion. The governor and his wife
remained on the observation plat
form until the station crowd was
lost from view.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
WHARTON SENTENCED

Chicago, III, Oct. Is (UP) =
Charles Wharton. former assistant
states attorney. today was sen.
fenced to two years in Leavenworth
penitentiary in connection with the
s1sS.ooo robbery here last spring Of
10 mail train.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
WEALTHY WESTpORTER
FLYING TO MEXICO
Carl Schlaet VIII Make Hop In -Four
Lees-Unaccompanied On
Journey
Journey

Bridgeport, Oct. Is R-Shortly
before 10 o'clock this morning Carl
Schlaet. wealthy Westport resident,
started on the first leg Of flight from
Bridgeport to CanualicaS. state of
Tampico, Mexico where he conducts
an oil business.
Schlaet plans to make his first
stop at Pittsburgh. his second at
Wichita, Kans.. his third ut Kelly
Field, San Antonio. Texas. and to
reach his destination on the next
leg.
He IL making the trip alone,
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
PATTERSON TO MARRY

Ipswich, Mass. Oct. IS (UP) -
Frederick B. Patterson, president
Of the National Cash Register COM
pany. and Mrs. Armenal Wood Cor
man of Dayton. O.. will be married
at the First Congregational church
here at 1880 p. m. today,
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
Yankee Doodle R0ars
Westward to New Record

An airplane Del1eved to be the YAM
kee Doodle passed over this city at
9:10 q. m., mountain standard time.
1t was flying about 500 feet above
the city and disappeared into the
west. The plane was going fast.
The Yankee Doodle left New York
yesterday afternoon at l:16:35
o'clock in an attempt to set a new
record for nonstop flight between
New York and Los Angeles. The
plane was piloted by Captain c. d.
D. Collyer, who with Henry Mears,
holds the round-the- world record.
Harry Tucker. owner Of the plane.
which 10 cigar-shaped Lockheed-
Vega ship. was in the passengers
seat. Tucker was . passenger In his
ship when 1t was piloted to . new
mark for west-east nonstop flight by
Art Gsebel. Dole derby winner. The
record established was Is hours. Sc
minutes from California to New
York. The east-west mark IL rs
hours. SO minutes and IS seconds,
made by Lieutenants Kelly and
AacEsady n ~ army llana N 1875.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

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New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

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He is making the trip alone.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

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New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

Average Daily Cireulatieu yw
cs;' %;:. .oss a'4'.: ... 1908
Evening star., 1928-10-12

ceremonies. Tonight an elaborate BAN
auet at the Maynower will mark the
day.
The ceremony at the monument this
morning was attended by state officers
of the Knights of Columbus Of the
District and brief prayer Of thanks
giving was offered bv the organizations
chaulain. the Rev Francis X. Cavan-
sugh. assistant pastor of ST. Martins
Catholic Church.
Tonight a brilliant sssemblage of
diplomats. members of the hierarchy
and laymen will gather at the May
flower to pay homage to the memory of
the man who discovered the western
world
Admiral w. S. Benson, U. s. NJ. re-
tired. of the u. S. Shipping Board. will
be the principal speaker at the ban
quot. Frank j. Hogan will be toastmas-
ter program featuring local talent
will be part of the banquet. The
entertainers include Fred East. william
Raymond, Earl Grimes and a speciality
jazz orchestra. A tableau will be pre-
Evening star., 1928-10-12
SOUTHWEST RATE
PARITY DEFENDED
Witnesses Testify as to
0cean.RaiI Schedules al
|. C. c. Rehearing.


GALVESTON, Tex. October IL
History of parity in the Southwestern
territory between ocean-rail rates from
South Atlantic ports and Gulf ports was
detailed here yesterday at the Inter
state Commerce Commission :ehear-
ing into the consolidated Southwestern
cases.
Witnesses testified that South At
lantic ports have had rate parity into
Oklahoma. Arkansas and other more
Western States for 25 years. and be-
cause of the superior service they are
able to render" over Gulf ports on New
York shipments have consistently held
the preponderance Of the business.
New Orleans interests. through Ed
gar Moulton of the Association of
Commerce, showed the keen competi-
tion existing between that port, other
Gulf ports and South Atlantic ports and
asked that the commission set lower
ocean rates on commodities shipped
from New YORK. Moulton underwent a
severe grueling of opposing attorneys.
Ship Line Agent TeStifies.
J. T. Green of New York. general
traffic agent Of the Clyde Line. said
that the Clyde was not entirely in ac-
cord with other lines serving the South
Atlantic ports in asking for additional
territory in which rates would be on a
parity with those from Gulf ports. Mr..
Green pointed out that the South At
lantic route. by virtue of speedier serV-
ice. would obtain all business on which
rate parity exists. Green asked for
rates both from the Gulf and South
Atlantic ports which would permit
manufacturers of the Eastern seaboard
to compete with those Of the Middle
West.
His company also controls the Mall
lory Line. which gives Gulf service
through Galveston THE Gulf route
and Atlantic route should be divorced
entirely If necessary he said.
William Chandler. representing the
Merchants Association of New York.
was considerably exercised over the
rail privileges which he said the Inter-
state Commerce Commission order af-
forded manufacturers of the Middle
West over those Of New York. He ap-
pealed to Interstate Commerce Com
mission Examiner Charles M Bardwell
and w v. Hardie., director OF the Bu-
reau of Traff1c of the commission. to in
terpret several orders.
S NJ Stevenson of Roanoke. Va.
traffic manager of the Norfolk g. West
ern Railroad, urged extension of South
Atlantic rate parity into Colorado He
cited past arbitrations on the matter.
with one decision being objected to sue
cessfullv by Gulf route lines attorneys.
The afternoon session was devoted
chiefly to technical discussion.
Evening star., 1928-10-12
HONOR COLUMBUS
ARRIVAL IN 1492
K. OF c. Hold Ceremony on
436th Anniversary of West.
crn World Discovery.

Today is the four hundred and thir-
ty-stXth anniversary of the sighting Of
land on the Western Hemisphere by
Christopher Columbus. and honor to the
memory of the intrepid explorer was
being paid by members of the Knights
OF Columbus Of ths District of Colum-
bia. At 10 O'Clock this morning a
wreath was placed on the Columbus
monument in front of Union Station
by special committee under State
Deputy c. w. Darr, attended by simple
Evening star., 1928-10-12
SEEK EXTRACTION
OF ALLEGED BANDIT
Detroit Detectives Examine Sus.
pect in $4,000 Newspaper Rob-
bcry-Girls Identify Man.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BUFFALO. N. Y. October l2.-De-
troit detectives, who came here in an
attempt to connect Harry J. Watson
with the holdup of the Detroit News
in which $4,000 was stolen. said today
they would seek to extradite the alleged
bandit to Michigan.
Three girl employees of the newspaper
summoned here bv the detectives vos-
terday identified Watson as one of the
men they saw in the corridor of the
newspaper building.
Although they believe Watson was
one Of a gang of gunner who stole a
$4,000 pay roll Of the Duffy Silk Mills
here several weeks ago. Buffalo police
were said to be willing to relinquish
their claim on him in order that he
might face murder charge in Detroit
He was arrested in Malone. N. Y, last
Sunday by Buffalo detectives.
Advices received today from Welland
Ontario, said that Watson was native
of that CITY
Evening star., 1928-10-12
Titled Women Deal in Dogs,

Since the craze for dog racing has
spread in England many women of title
have taken upNthe rearing, buying and
selling of canines At recent large sale
in London many women figured as buy
ers and sellers of greyhounds. Lady
Chesham disposed of two dogs for S400.
and another woman purchased three.
including puppy. for 1865. At the
Moorvale Kennels. in Buckinghamshire
girl students are proving in many ways
more successful with the highly nervous
greyhounds than men. One successful
woman student has Just opened board
ing kennels where she will train racers
for their owners.
Evening star., 1928-10-12
STATE INSTITUTION
HEAD IS INDICTED
North Carolina Official Charged
With Embezzlement and
Malfeasance.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RALEIGH, N. c., October 12.-Three
bills Of indictment in which DR.. Albert
Anderson. superintendent of the State
Hospital for the Insane here is charged
with IL counts of embezzlement and
Is counts of malfeasance in Office. were
handed the Wake County grand jury
by Solicitor L. B. Brasfeld yesterday.
James Adams. farm superintendent,
is charged with embezZlement along
with DR.. Anderson in three counts.
In one of the bills of indictment it
is stated that in January, 1926 Mrs.
Nelson. inmate. was placed in the hos
pital strong room without clothing,
bedding or heat of any sort and there
allowed to freeze to death with the
knowledge, consent and approval of
the said Albert Anderson
The two other mslfeasance charges
which relate to the death of patients
were drawn with blank lines for the
insertion of names and dates pending
reference to the coroner's records.
Evening star., 1928-10-12

sentsd under the direction Of D. J.
O'Brien.
The ambassadors and ministers Of
France. Spain. Italy. Great Britain,
Peru Brazil. Cuba. Chile. Argentina,
Uruguay Colombia, Panama. Venezuela,
Bolivia and diplomatic representatives
Of other Central and South American
countries have been invited to attend.
Evening star., 1928-10-12
Power Aids Farmer.

No factor has been more important
in tightening the labors of the farmer
duction of electricity into the rural
districts. and the electrical companies
Of the country at this time are en-
gagged in movement which will make
the current more and more available
for farm purposes.
One farmer engaged in the extern
sive raising of pigs for the market,
lost 100 young pigs two years ago owing
to exposure during severe spell of
weather. but subsequently he installed
electric heaters in the pig houses and
the result was that not one was lost.
Evening star., 1928-10-12

pesred that Missouri was leaning de-
ridedly toward the Democratic column
but more recent developments indicate
that the Republicans have at least as
much chance as the Democrats. II
may he that the swing will again be
toward Smith. Another two weeks may
tell the tale
Evening star., 1928-10-12
Will Rogers
Says,

NEW HAVEN. Conn.--This speak
easy" business must be the most
independent and prosperous business
Evening star., 1928-10-12

The District Dog Pound has this col
lection cf purs waiting for homes. the
pourdmaste announces. Among them
are mongreI cclIies. roodles and many
terriers. Star staff Photo.
Evening star., 1928-10-12

ARTHRITIS- MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER
IN the treatment of arthritis. New York
Hospitals clinical test on a number cf
vnnpssf s ,re aSn rf, oWe vol 70
lev Water Phone for information. NOUN
TAIN VALLEY WATER CO.. 2o8 Dist. Natl.
Pk Ride Fr 7143
Evening star., 1928-10-12

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills contracted hy anv one other than NV
self. JAMES COURTNEY BRADY. 1915
Trinidad ave. ne. l3'
Evening star., 1928-10-12

APPLES AND PEARS AT ANDERSON'S Or
chard. Greenwood ave. near Carroll. Takoma a
Fark. Nd. Rrinr containers. Ia
Evening star., 1928-10-12

THE CELEBRATED CIDER BARREL. OPEN
every day until January |. Autumn GuIo.
the best cider on earth Choice varieties of
apples at half city prices. Hour out Fred
erlck Pike
Evening star., 1928-10-12

f7OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPE-
cal meeting of the shareholders of the
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of
Wsshington VIII be held on November 2:
1928 ct IL O'Clock am. for the purpose of
voting on resolution ratifying and con-
hrnling the agreement entered into between
the board OF directors of the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank of Washinston
and the board of directors of the Riggs Ma
tionsl Bank Of Washington. D. C.. providing
lions under the charter and title of THE
RirEs National Bank of WASHINGTON. d. c.
H L, SELRY. Cashier.
Evening star., 1928-10-12

NOT IN BUSINESS FOR Ny HEALTH, BUT
for the health of your business. Multigraph-
ing ACE LETTER sHoP. 2os Dist Natl.
Bark Bldg Fr 7143 Open 800 m
Evening star., 1928-10-12
REPUBLICANS HOPE
TO WIN MISSOURI
"0ut- State" Opposition to
: Smith May Ccunteract
st. Louis Wet Vote.
Continued from First Page,

! Gov. Smith is opposed on account Of
his membership in the Catholic Church
Senator Hawes, who is the Democratic
campaign manager for Missouri and
contiguous States. said tn me: IF Gov
Smith we're Protestant. he would be
elected President Just as surely as the
sun rises in the east
He did not mean to imply that Gov
Smith would not yet be elected Presi-
dent, but merely that 1t would be far
easier for him to carry the country. He
meant to imply that the real opposition
to the governor in Missouri is found
in the religious issue. The Republicans,
while admitting that the religious issue
is figuring in the campaign put more
emphasis on the wet issue, saying that
the dry Democrats will not stand for
Smith because of his wetnesS and be-
cause he is Tammsny man.
Senator Halves has put out PAM
phlet entitled Election of Smith Would
End Religious Intolerance" in which
he attacks vigorously the forces OF re-
1giouS intolerance He scores the Ku
kiuX Klan. and asks where the Klan
is getting the money to spread its lit
erature in this State. most of it sent
out anonymously. His implication is
that the money comes from Republican
sources. He claims that millions of
copies of the fake knights of Columbus
oath have been sent broadcast over the
country. and many of them into Mis-
souri,, He sees reaction against re-
ligious intolerance among the Demo-
Gratis who were opposed to Smith after
his nomination was made in Houston
and insists that conditions are bettering
for the Democrats in the State right
along. The Republicans. on the other
hand. declare that the anti-Smith sem
timent is growing stronger.
Evening star., 1928-10-12

NORTH BEACH. MD. - TOWN ELECTION.
Polls viii be open for the registration of
voters for the town election in North Beach.
nd. on Saturday. october s. from to .
nm, at Pythlan Temple. 1912 9th St NV.
Washington, D. c.. and on Saturday. October
g. from to 2 pm. at the Town Hail.
North Beach Md. Deed of ownership and
tax receipt must be exhibited. Town treas
urer win be present on both dates to receive
taxes.
Evening star., 1928-10-12

THE FOLLOWING CARS WILL BE SOLD
for charges at Weschier's Public Auction on
Saturday, October 20, 1923:
Oakland coupe. 1882; left by Robert
BIZ C. f. Girton; Overland touring Va :
22357l, left by Ernest Mosby; Nash touring.
S-7350. left by Edgar M. O'Neill; Hupmobile
sedan, a.-T0719. left by Lieut.. j. N Peyton;
Oakland roadster, P6696 left by E. S.
CALL CARL INC
Evening star., 1928-10-12

FURNACES REPAIRED AND CLEANED;
reasonable prices. Call Col 1917. dav or
nieht. AJAX ROOFING & HEATING co
Evening star., 1928-10-12

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DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Evening star., 1928-10-12

WANT TO HAUL FULL OR PART LOAD
Pittsburgh and all way points. Special rates:
NATIONAL DELIVERY ASSN. INC. 1917
THIS Is TO N0TIFY OUR PATRONS.
friends and the public that we have no
ssents and that nobody is authorized to
solicit for the tailoring firm of Jack Bern
stem. Inc. 8i4 st. NV. except Jack
Esrnsteln pres. Louis e. Reed. treas. Julius
Evening star., 1928-10-12

ARTHRfTIs-M MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER
from Hot Springs Arkansas is a reliable aid
IN the treatment of arthritis. New York
hospital clinical test on number of chronic
cases brought results. You owe II to yourself
Phone for information. MOUNTAIN VALLEY
WATER co, 203 Dist. Natl. BIZ. Bids.
Evening star., 1928-10-12

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT A BPE-
ctal meeting of the shareholders OF The
Risss. National Bank of Washington, D. C..
o'clock am. for the purpose of voting on
resolution ratifying and confirming the
sEreemsnt entered into between the, Board
of Washington. D. c.. and the Board of
Directors of The Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank Of washington. providing for
9 consolidation of these two associations
under the charter and title OF The Riggs
National Bank Of Washington, D. c."
GEORGE o. VASS.
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-26
POLISH FASCIST
TERROR AGAINST
WORKERS CROWS
Solves" the Minority
Problem in Jail
(Red Aid Press Service)

WARSAW, Nov. 25.-Following
the unrest in Lemberg the Polish
police have begun an offensive Of
arrests against the Ukrainians. Be-
sides destroying the press Of the
two Ukrainian newspapers of Lem
berg, the police have begun a series
Of raids and made $50 arrests, but
the Warsaw newspapers report only
150
The hrutalities in Lemberg con-
tinue. The authorities support the
fascists in their acts of terror, or
do not notice the activities of the
Polish-fascist bands. Ukrainian-
peasants in the streets are
attacked by fascists and lynched.
Ukraining students are forcibly
kept out of the university and tech
nical high schools by Polish stu
dents.
This is the way the minority prob
lem is "solved" in Plsudski's Po-
land The toiling masses of Polish
Ukrainia naturally turn their eyes
towards the Soviet Union, where
this problem is solved by the self
determination of every national
minority. This is of great danger
to the war plans of the imperialists
and it is therefore no wonder that
Pilsudski does everything possible
to suppress the minorities still more,
always inventing sharper means.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-26
Japanese Navalism
Builds Over 100
War Vessels

Japan has built, building or ap-
propriated over 100 war vessels,
besides many which are being i'm
proved with the latest inventions.
All this is in the spirit of peace"
which so pervades the various cap
italist governments of the world
that every time they want to build
more warships they call a peace
conference.
Japan now has the money for or
is already building the following
Is first-line cruisers, eight of which
are 10,000-ton treaty cruisers; "a
destroyer leaders, % destroyers, SO
submarines, besides a number of
auxiliary vessels. Two great battle
cruisers are also being converted
into aircraft carriers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-26
Chicago Employees Get
No Wages for 2 Weeks

CHICAGO, Nov 23.-There are
313 employees of the legal depart
ment of the city of Chicago who
have worked without pay for two
weeks to cut down city expenses.
This was required of them because
Mayor Thompson demanded econ
omy."
The department was told it had
to cut out 100000 expenses and the
only way that could be figured out
was to work without pay. The graft
ers in all sorts of contracts for the
city, of course are not asked to eccn-
omize, in fact the economy is in
order that they may continue to get
their dough.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-26
There Is No Segregation,
SAYS Hoover. But There Is

Our noble" president-elect, Mr..
Herbert Hoover, refused to discon-
tinue segregation in the department
Of commerce.
During the election campaign he
repeatedly refused to see the Negro
delegation who were Directing to
his discrimination policy. "He is
too busy with great national is
Sues his secretaries explained and
exclaimed. DR.. Work, after seven
conferences with the Negro leaders,
generously" agreed to wipe out
segregation in the department of
the interior, where, incidentally, ho
had instituted it. But when he igas
asked to be equally fair about the
General Land Office, he Indignantly
replied that he hadn't put it there.
To Neval Thomas, president Of the
Washington branch of the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People, he snarled, "why are
you kicking about Negro segrega-
ton in the government? Aren't you
teaching in a Jim-Crow SCHOOL,"
The impending election, however,
produced some humanitarian ges-
lures. A wall was torn down in the
General Land Office, actually leav-
ing whites and Negroes in the same
room! As it is a long room, how
ever, with the desks at either end,
and since the Mason and Dixon line,
left by the wall, still remains on the
floor, the contemporaries" may
still find some consolation. The Ne
gro adjudicators are deprived of the
services of the % pretty White stem
ographers. When an attempt was
made to soothe their feelings by
substituting their personal Negro
stenographer. by a white man lit
must be man, for our white
womanhood must be protected),
these Negroes "still are not CRATE
full" When for hours at a time
they are forced to wait, because
their only stenographer is not avail
able, they have actually been known
to sulk!
In the department of commerce,
where Secretary Andrew Millions"
Mellon denied the existence of such
thing as segregation, thirty Ne
gro girls are banded together in one
office, under a Negro manager. So
vehement was Uncle Andy in his
denial that he succeeded in con-
vincing even his victims. There's
no segregation here" the manager
said. "You couldn't expect them to
put everyone in one room, could
your"
Yet in this group one young Ne
gro woman checks up figures, al
though she was accepted as a stem
ographer in the board Of internal