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New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
|6tNERM, ADVANCE r IN STOCK MARKET
FiVollhe Developments i1 ! Crodit Situation Boosts Prices

New York, May IT N1Favorable developments in the credit situation provided the background for gen. eral advance in prices in today's stock market. Buying orders were distributed over a fairly broad list. A sprinkling of high priced special ties scared 6 to nearly IS points. while long line of industrials and public utilities moved up to points. A score or more issues nov ed into new high ground for the year.
 Retention of the per cent redis. count rate by the New York Federal Reserve Bank, an increase in the re- serve ratio of 7s.s per cent, or 7.: per cent above the same date last year when brokers loans were about billion dollars below the present total; an increase of only $1t,0o0. 900 in brokers loans last week and . drop from s to ( per cent in call money all helped ts revive bullish sentiment which had been badly shaken by tho furry in call money rates earlier in the week.
 Trading was only moderately heavy in volume. tending to confirm reports that Arthur W. Cutten and other large operators temporarily had withdrawn from active partici- patton in the market. High carry ing charges on marginal accounts have had . restraining effect on speculative operations for the ad- vance.
 :: Several of the high priced special ties were buoyant. Burroughs Add ing Machine ran up nearly 13 points to 314 s-+. General Electric II s. to .sz 3-4. Otis Elevator II l.. to 34s 1-:. International Business Ma chimes 7 s-4 to 1o4 s-4 and Sparks Wilmington l-3 to 245. all new high records
 Public utilities moved upward un- der the leadership of Detroit Edison and Columbia Gas & Electric and North American, all of which feach- ed new high ground. On buying in- huenced by reports of expanding earninsA American Water Works ran up nearly ! points. Merchan- dising issues also showed several points of strength. ,...
 Public Utilities moved upward under the leadership of Detroit Edi- son and Columbia Gas G Electric and North American. all of which reached new high ground. On buy ing influenced by reports of expand ing; earnings. American Water Works ran up nearly ' points. Mer- chandising, issues also showed sev- eral points of strength with Safe- way Stores and R. H. Macy in the forefront of the advance. under- wood Elliott Fisher moved into new high ground.
 Except for an initial spurt of 3 1-2 points in Union Pacific, the rails failed to participate extensive- :ly in the upswing. A few issues, in- sludins Oliver Farm Equipment. Cuba Cane preferred and Kinney, sank to new low levels for the year. Fidelity Phenix Insurance broke nearly 5 points and International Telephone {.
 THE MARKET AT s;eo P.M
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New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
GALE SWEPT HOUSE ! IS ORDERED RAzED
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that a tree was blown down across the road in front of the Larson property in Stanley Quarter, also that . tree limb was blown down in front of 24 Wilson street.
 Last nights windstorm resulted in highways strewn with branches of trees, few of which required the services of the department of public works to remove. A full grown tree fell acros Ressrvoir road. directly after three small boys rode past on horseback. Some wires were broken by falling limbs but the telephone and power services were not serious ly affected. B
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
OUTING FOR ORPHANS
Knights of Columbus and Catholic Women Planning Day Of Enjoy
 ment for Children Of Polish Home,

Planning for the annual outing for the children at the Polish OrphapaEe which will be given in July of this year at'Lake Compounce. the mem- bers of Daly Council, K. of C., as sisted by the Catholic women of Che city. will start series of sociala tonight when 8 card party will be held at the K. of c. home on Frank lin square.
 Voluntary contributions have made the fund in former years but because the outings have become es- tablished as annual events, tho com mittees in charge have adopted a systematic manner of establishing a treasury.
 Two door prizes will be awarded tonight besides prize at each table.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
JUST LIKE HOME

Berlin-An example Of garbled news is a story that appeared in the Prager Tageblatt recently. The story said that special jails for bootleg. gers. nine stories high, were being built in New York. Room and board at these "hotels' were paid for by the "leggers" who could select any room. The rooms were to be pro- vided with every convenience, in- cluding a bath. =
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
Factory Managers Will
 Address A. $. M. E. Body

H. L. Spaunburg, factory man. ager of the Veeder-Root Co. of Bristol will speak on Application of Automatic Counters to Modern Industry" at dinner of the New Britain section. American Society of Mechanical Engineers this evening at the state trade school. R. w. Cook, factory manager for Wallace Barnes O.. also of Bristol, will speak on Manufacture and Heat Treatment of 6prings.'
 This will be the annual meeting of the society,".
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
VALUE OF CHURCH WORK

Old Lyme, May IT. LP-Old-fash- toned church work is the best possi ble training for public usefulness, in the opinion Of Miss Katherine Lldington. vice president of the National League of Women Voters. Miss Ludinston has taught Sunday school here 30 summers.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
Birth Record

A daughter. was born to Commis. sioner and Mrs. J. P. Cummiskey of 7s5 East Main street. this afternoon at New Britain General hospital.
 A son has been born to MT. and Mrs. Stanley Janaitis of 70 Beatty street. MT. Janaitis is . supernu- merary policeman.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
City Advertisement
GASOLINE STATION HEARING

"ASAAAN0 OAAAtOS nEAA88AN0
 Notice is hereby given that . hearing will be heM in, the 0hlscs Of the Beard of Public Werks at e:7e p. m. E. 6 T.. Tuesday, May 3stA, 1Sas. relative te ths application st the Suburban Ftlling ole&ien fer ap- prova1 of application sfef permit Ter gaseline hiltng station fe b. leca1ea at 113 Stanley St. ten stee ef proooa4 station). in accsrdanee wttA sAA Public Acts of-ls31. A4d aee tAo ln~a st1ilatssa of sas aA1ittpna3 pemA ],
 All pzsssa inlueesA sis ttQase el te b> ptsssoe n 1ol1 hAas)oG, r thsy see cause. aaA - Asae1 IT n. lat3en to tA ahovA A A. \. EAoN11gA 1gAsss.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
RECEPTION TO PASTOR
Rev. and Mrs. Alderson and Family
 Are Welcomed Back By Members Of Congregation of Trinity Church

OA oeeAN6~AAOsA U1 AAAkuty NuuEvIl
 A reception to Rev. and Mrs, Will liam H. Alderson in celebration of their return to New Britain was held by members of Trinity Meth- odist church last evening. More than 250 members including 30 of the 61 new members received this year, were present. Gifts of silver were presented Rev. and Mrs. Alder son byskhe members. The presenta- tion vas made by Attorney1 M. II. Camp.
 The program included a violin solo by Edla Sims, vocal solo by Mrs. Edson l.. Wood. a duet in cos- tune by Thomas .Macauley and Mrs. s. G. Hamilton, violin trio by Ray mond Hopkins. Edna Hall and Charles Elliott and a play "The Any body Family on Sunday Morning" !" directed by Mrs. Edgar R. Gritz- macher.
 Immediately after the. close of the program, Rev. Mr. Alderson left for the Maine woods on. a fishing trip.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
POLICE TEST BRAKES

Officers David Doty and w. s.
 Strolls this afternoon arrested Jo- seph Was of PIP Broad street. Vic- tor Luzietti of 6 Belmont street and Stanley Sztaba of 27s Broad street. on the charge of driving automobiles with defective brakes. The tests of the brakes were made on Broad street.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
FORDcLosURE SUITS FILED

AbeahaN leltSer and Rose l.. MeltEtr. executrix, have been named defendants in tive foreclosure actions instituted by the City Realty Corp. The action is te foreclose | mort gage originally in the amount of s12,ooo on property with . 137 feet frontage On the south side of North street. The property is subject to . first mprtsaSs of S1S.000. The ethet action is to forscIoss ( S1. roo
 mortgage on Willow street property which D subject te ether merteases originally fer an aEsreeate ef 91s.4So. kirkham. Cooper, Huneer- ford ( Camp represent the plainti3.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
WILL ATTEND WEDDING

MT. and Mrs w. Hoffman of Sey- mour street and son Raymond. Mr. ,and Mrs. Walter Wightwood of Chapman street and Clarence Hoff- nnsn Of Linden street will leave this evening by automobile for Brooke lyn. N. r.. to attend the wedding of their brother. Corporal Christ Hoff- man of the |. 8. Marines. which will take place in Brooklyn, Saturday aft<thooh at , o'clock. Clarepce Hoffman will be his brothers best
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
Special Notice

stella Rebekah lodge. No. II. will hold | public whist tonight at s:30 sharp. Admission 2sc. Meeting called at 7:30.-Advt
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17

The Island of Bunanr. near Aus tralia. is inhabited solely by wom- en. It is a training school for na- tive girls.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17
ENGLISH STOPS FEM

New York-1ncorrect use of Eng
 fish, the inability to express th~m- selves and poor writing are holding
 back numerous men in the engineer ing field. according to Dr. Harvey Nathaniel Davis. president of Stevens Institute of Technology. "The engi- neerins field" he says. "is clogsed by men whose technical training has been thorough. but who, because of their poor spoken and written Eng llsh. arc unable to moses sunrto po- sitions of leadership."s
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17

TREASURY BALANCE IssAsss5 BG3ancs. t14l,ss1.7e..
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17

Moultrie, Ga. farmers have adopt ed . slogan of "bigger and better ,pesnuts." They are not satf.fed with present production. ,.>
New Britain herald., 1929-05-17

feresStess-An kiRas of Shrubs and EvesBreeas-DeAAings Piaats of Many
 tnrl&tles.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
25, 900 Persons Employed
By Industry of Aviation

Americas fast-growing airplane
industry is providing work for men
displaced by labor saving ma.
chimes in other ines of industry,
There are now $4,000 persons
employed In the manufacture of air.
planes and airplane motors, ac.
cord1ng to records of the Labor
Department issued yesterday.
Aside from manufacturing, the
Industry also gives employment to
much labor both directly and in.
directly, the department pointe1
out. Factories and hangers must
be built; pilots for mail and com.
mercial work must be employed;
schools for instructions are com.
ing into existence and many me.
chanics and other ground EN-.
pioyes are needed at air fields.
Plants manufacturing airplanes
are found in 20 States, with New
YORK ORR topping the country with
4,S96 employees. California il next
with 1905 employees.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
GIRL POSING AS
Man FLEES

There IL nothing like the lure of
the open road to Miss Wyona ste.
yens, 81, Of Brentwood, Nd, advent.
uress extraordinary.
:, Miss Stevens, who delights in pos
ing as a man when she finds the op-
portunity, today is the object Of q
police search extending into several
states.
The3s authorities were asked to
hunt for the girl because she has
left her fiance flat and failed to
communicate in recent days with
either him or her parents.
The girl left home August IA in
a rented automobile later abandoned
in Salisbury, N. C. She Is believed
to have gone to the North Carolina
city to visit a girl she has tricked
into believing she is a man,
Miss Stevens parents explained
they had. learned che met Miss
Edith Ridenhour, OF Salisbury, In
Washington some timo ago while
dressed as q man. She is known
to have corresponded with the
North Carolina girl since then.
Charles Bolton, the girls fiance,
was supposed to have married Miss
Stevens last Sunday. But no bride
could be found. Not only was she
not in Brentwood, but she is thought
to have been several hundred miles
away the day of her intended mar.
riage.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
Boys Miss Sport Idols
From A. S. Hall of Fame

The absence of Jack Dempsey and
Ba9 Ruth from the Hall of Fame
at the Capitol puzzled two or three
OF the 40 newsboys from the Nash.
vile Iennessean, who were in Wash.
ington yesterday.
The Tennessee boys, including one
colored youth. were sent on an East.
ern tour at the expense Of the news.
paper. having won their right to
the trip in competitive contests A
typical aggregation of hustIinr
newsies," the boys attracted atten.
tlon on the streets, which thew ma,
raaed sI In a big sightseeing bus.
They leave for Philadeiphia New
york and Niagara Falls early todav.
Lney called at the offices Of Sena-
afternoon. 'H'
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
ROSSLYN WANTS
POSTOFF|CE

R0ssLYN, Aug. 2s.-Aroused over
the proposal to abandon the Rosslyn
postoffice, business interests today
are laying plans to appeal to Senator
Claude A. Swanson. Representative
r. Walton Moore. and the Postoffice
Department.
John E. Fowler, president Of the
Arlington Trust Company and owner
of the Cherry Smash plant here.
today declared he will do all in his
power to retain the local office.
The business men Of Rosslyu
are now able to go to the office
early In the morning and get their
mail. Should the delivery be made
from the Clarendon office as is con.
templated mail would be delivered
much later" Fowler said.
According to the letter from the
Postoffice Department 1t is claimed
the service will be more efficient
and economical.
Il fail to see how 1t is possible
to increase the efficiency or make
1t more economical by making the
change," Fowler declared
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
Taxi Company Is Sued
For $4,000 Damages

Eugenia Beard. Phillips Terracs
Apartments, filed suit Tor $4,000
damages for alleged personal injur.
les against the Diamond Cab Com
pany, Inc. the Independent Taxi
Owners Association and Louis q.
Colvin, 240O block Franklin st. N.
E., in Circuit Court yesterday.
Attorneys Bernard q. Ostman and
Elwood ii. Seal appear for the plain.
tiff, who tells the court she was
permanently injured last February
rs when the automobile she was
driving was struck by q Diamond
cab 0Derated by CoIvin.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
Joseph Palma Resigns
From Secret Service

Joseph Palma. chief of the U. s.
Secret Service in New York since
1921, resigned yesterday.
w. II. Moran, chief OF the United
States Secret Service, said he had
received a request from Palma that
he be released from duty as OF
September /. Moran has suggested
the name Of successor to Palma,
but his name was withheld pending
action of Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon,
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
CAROLS New Shop
Is 42d in Chain

Another national chain store or
ganization has entered the Washing
ton field with the opening here Of
the perfume shop OF the Carroll
Company at S1s F st. N. W.
The shop opened here is the forty
second OF the chain, most Of which
are in the eastern section of the
country. The shops carry q com.
plete lire Of perfumes and toilet ar.
iticles.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
Restaurant Owner Gets
Year on Two Rum Counts

Liberato dl Giuseppe, proprietor
Of a cafe on the second floor Of q
building in the 400 block Tenth
st. N. W., was sentenced 70 serve
six months in Jan on each Of tive
liquor charges yesterday, the tsrans
to run concurrently.
Giusepps's restaurant was raidsd
Tuesday night, and 1900 bottles ef
home brew, q quantity Of wine ana
mash, were seized. Two patrols
were required to carry II away.
Judge Gus A. gchuldt sentenced
him on charges Of possesainR MQueR
and possessing articles designed for
manufacturing liquor.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
Chamber of Commerce
To Debate Death Penalty

The question OF the abolishment
Of capital punishment in the Dis
trict Of Columbia will be debated
At the meeting Of the Chamber OF
Commerce at the Mayflower Hotel,
September 10. It was announced
today by Dorsey Hyde, secretary.
The committee OF the chamber,
which has been investigating the
subject more than 4 year Is headed
by Judge Mary o'Toole. It will
have the first hour OF the discus
sion and WIN present It's entire re.
port, which was discussed yester-
day afternoon at meeting in the
chambers offices.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
CARD PARTY PLANNED

CLARENDON. Va, Aug. 25.--
don Fire Department, meeting last
night at the home Of Mrs. w. o.
Tolford. made plans for the holding
OF a benefit card party the night
of September IL. Mrs. Tolford was
chosen chairman Of the committee
on arrangements.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
W. C. T. U. TO MEET

CLARENDON, Va, Aug. "a
The Clarendon Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet to-
night at o'clock in the Clarendon
Baptist Church. All members are
requested to attend. Officers will
be elected.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
MARINE BAND CONCERTS

concerts to be given by the Marine
Sand E1 next week are as follows:
MONDAY. at the Marine Barracks. (
p, M; tuesday. at the Tuberculosis
aospitaI, Fourteenth and Upshur
Streets. p. M; Wednesday. at the
u :, Capitol. 7:SO p. M; Thursday,
at the Sylvan Thester, Monument
Grounds. 7:3o D. m.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
Press Pays Tribute. to
Hearst in Flight

NEW YORK, Aug % cU.S.l.-The New York Times today
freely commended the pubcspred enterprise Of the Hearst
newspapers in making possible the voyage of
the Graf Zeppelin The following appeared in the Topics
of the Times column under the subheadng Newspapers
Made II Pnssihlao:
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
WORTH THE MONEY

NEW YORK, Aug. 23 U.N.s.).--
Maybe this is news: Omar Lutfey,
80, paid a $40 fine in Tombs court
for biting policeman in the leg.
He was over-stimulated at the time,
he told the Judge.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
SUES FOR DIVORCE

ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT.
HOUSE, Aug. 23.-suit for divoroo
was filed in the county clerks
office today by Grace III. Bray
against William Stephen Bray.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
IT kn0Cky 0zzt Nzm kn0ck !

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impulses of power =. silky, smooth, dy.
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better performance, more delightful mo-
The Washington times., 1929-08-23

The Times. Herald Illuminated
map at L0ew'a Palace Theater
shows the daily position Of the
Graf Zeppelin on her flight
round the world.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23

toring. and conviction that here again,
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Study the table opposite. Seehow TYDOL
ETHYL ranks with S other premium fuels.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
KNOCK RATING OF
PROMINENT PREMIUM
GASOLINES

These cent premium GasoIines were tested
on the MidsIey (BOunOing Pin) Indicator
according to an established standard scale
over period Of6 months, from Nov, 1928,
to May, 1929, with the following resultss
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
Make a location Test

The next time you need gasoline drive up to a rYDoH
ETHYL and try gallons Of this modern fu.
twill Soc than gallons aas
No more perhaps less :. than you have been
paying for other premium sasolines.
But in any event. SOC is q small amount to fambe %
prove to yourself just what knock rating GasOlnO
will do in your own car.
The Washington times., 1929-08-23
YOUR TYDOL DEALER
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2. The new TYDOL ETHYL (redD "a de
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The Washington times., 1929-08-23

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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-04-15
Philippine News in 8rieG

The attorney 9enera1 has recornon ded
to the supreme court the affirmation Of
the decision Of the trial court against
Jose Bella Beutista, an a11ce2d FAKE"
lawyer pre- secuted in connection wit the
bar examination anomalies and sGntcnctd to
prison for four yoar5, nine months and II
days and to pay fine Of 1,5oo pos.tss:
Bella 8autista accused of fa1si-
fioatiou Of thu roll of attorneys Of the
supr me- court, wherein he sifnCd his
to mako it appear that he had beon duly
admi tied by the suPr-me court to practise
Law.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-04-15

Miss s P9rita p; Garcia aa+ 04tet9s4 :hS
fists held at Manila.
The Numbers of tn. municipal board in
the city Of Manila oallsd on governor &C.
for the United States to pay their res
poets and to r>sent resolution express
ing th-ir ePprec ietion for the good servi-
f'"O'F'u .yy...!!..:.........
Elias Corporal won the Ka1ew gold me-
dal for excellence in oratory at he fifth
annual oratorica1 contest e the college
PINES, held in Manila recently. Andres 3
cel1antG won the second prize. Artomio 3.
N'1H0S was a"..e:a .o.c.:e!: Mention
To relieve the traffic congestion in
ing Mayor Artiaga has referred to thu city
fiscal's Office thy plan to institute ex-
preparation proceedings against the pari sh
1t appears that the acting mayor de-
siros to Garry out his old prof. of OPEN
ing street under TIL, cOnv-ntion of Santa
Cruz church. The street viii connect Pla-
s3d SS5SRR a eSsS Proja68tt 5'-
worth $4,000.
or of tn. prOvino, of sulu, has Ben .ap-
pointed suP-rint tn dent Of due .tion for
INDIANS undGr tbs department. OF int >rior
IN tn Unit.d Sites.
.ssss..s...s..sss
Sonats President ouezon heartily en-
dorses the bill introduced in Congress by
Senator William H. Aine, Democrat OF Utah
authorizing the Philippine l Eis1ature to
call election Of dele satss to consti-
tutiCna1 convention which would formulate
a constitution for an independent r5pub Ii
COVE rnmeut.
Of total Of P3oo ooC oollsoted CUR
ing the last indepsndsnc campaign, GOOD
part repro s@nts pl>dEGs, part expended
in sending parliamentary mi ION and the
debate team abroad, part in legal battles
over the constitu ioua1ity Of the board Of
control, and only P1oo zoo remains in So
lid coin.
Ex-senator viosnto Vera, for unknown
reasons, has dec1 in4d th= appointment Of
Juan N. Arsllauo, former supervising
has besn designated consulting architect
Of TIL Philippine Governments.
Jewslry and money amouuti ne to about
dornitory for girls early one Sunday morn
ing there thu thief was dressed u in
and ic fac- int = -rLi