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New Britain herald., 1929-10-22

representative and Mrs. Robert Orrin Clark are celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary today at their home in East Berlin. Mr. and Mrs. Clark have lived in East Der lin all Of their welded life, MT Clark since he was born.
 They were married in Rocky Hill on October 22, 1884. Mrs. Clark was formerly Miss Etta Bolden Of Rocky Hill until her marriage. They have one son, Harold A, as sociatcd with his father in the brick business, and a daughter, Mrs. James MJhcrson, both, residing in East Berlin, and three grandsons.
 An ever active figure in the brick industry, Mr Clark heads four large producing companies in Connecticut and is a director of the National Brick association enjoying a wide acquaintanccsLip in all parts of the country. He is identified with civic organizations, holding offices in many of them Mrs. Clark is an active members of the D. A. R., and the Order of the Eastern Star. She has also been prominent in the Pythian Sisters and is president of the Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist church. She has the unusual faculty Of leadership among her friends and co-Workers.
 In addition to his activities in the brick industry, Mr. Clark is vice president of the Prentice Mfg. Co. His unusual capacity for getting things done and an incNhaustible energy for carrying on has attract ed the attention of many organiza- lions on whose board of directors his name may be found. He is the state representative from Berlin and was chairman of several committees during the past session. He is a director and vice president of the Hartford County Y. NJ. C. A., trustee of Tilton Academy of New Hamp- shire, former director of the New britain Chamber of Commerce, member of the Berlin Republican Town committee and town finance board, president Of the East Berlin Library association, president of the board of trustees of the Methodist church, a Shrincr. members of Sphinx Temple of Hartford, a mem
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
POLICE HOPING ID
 PROTECT PRINCE
Brussels Authorities Move to
 Prevent Disturbance

Brussels, Belgium, Oct. 22 LP}- The authorities are taking measures to prevent any incidents during the coming visit of Crown Prince Hum bert of Italy who engagement to Princess Marie Jose is expected shortly.
 The police have expressed belief that communists aided in preparing the recent attack on the Italian em- bassy by a group of anti-Fascists.
 Prince HumDert is visiting Brus- Scls incognito and the name of the station at which he and his suite will arrive tomorrow is being kept secret, although it is probable the Italian party will use the private station of the royal castle at Lac ken.
 Prince Humbcrt and Princess Marie Jose will first appear in pub lie together Thursday afternoon, during reception organized in their honor at the Brussels city hall with the participation of school children. Socialist members of the communist council, however, have protested against the forced enrolment of children in behalf of such demon- stratiOns.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
ALLEGE FRAUD IN
 BANK SECURITIES
Local Investors Interested in Indictments Brought Today

Newark, N. J.. Oct. % Pr- Charged with violation of the New Jersey law which prohibits the sale of fraudulent securities. the Bank CTS securities corporation of Della ware the Bankers Securities Trust of Massachusetts, their officers and trustees and two others, today were under temporary restraint from further operation in this state.
 The injunction was granted by Vice Chancellor Backes OH applica- ion of Robert D. Grossman, spe- cial assistant attorney general.
 The two companies and eight in- 1ividual defendants are ordered to show cause next Tuesday why the injunction should not be made per manent and a receiver appointed
 The persons named in the com plaint were: John F. OHagan, president of both concerns; Edward J. Kennedy, Nelson A. Mescreau, J. Myron Murphy, John T. Murray, Thomas E. FarnsWOrth and E. l.. O'Harra and his wife, Edna, trad .ng as E. l.. O'IIarra and company, New York brokers.
 The First National bank of ter sey City is restrained from disburs- ing the funds of tn defendants on deposit, except upon authorization of the court
 The bill of complaint charged the defendants engaged in deception and misrepresentation in connection with the sale of securities.
 The Bankers Securities Trust was organized in 1926 under the laws of Massachusetts.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
H. s. Smokers Warned
 To Avoid Setting Fires

Principal Louis P. Slade of the New Britain Senior High school is sued warning to student smokers yesterday to exercise due caution when smoking because of the grca' number of dead leaves lying on tn. grounds near the school.
 The possibility of leaves being S. atire on the school grounds prop is eliminated hy the fact that n, smoking is permitted on the ground or the sidewalks adjoining them.
 Last year at one time a group students set fire to a pile of leave. opposite the Bassctt street entranc. of the north wing and although nc serious damage was cone it served 10 show that q warning would not be out of place.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
Italians Baby" Drive
 Gets Little Attention

Rome, Oct. P (UP)-Premicr BcnIto Mussolini's more Italian babies campaign apparently is not making much of an impress sion on Italy's fathers and moth CTS.
 Statistics published by the cen. tral statistical institute showed an excess of only 26G,O53 births over deaths in the first min" months of the year, compared with $25,3S0 for the same period in 1928.
 There were 22.2O9 fewer births in Italy in the first nine months than in the same period of 1928.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22

Der of the New Britain Rotary club and numerous other organizations.
 Despite all of AIr. and Mrs. Clark s business and social activities, East Berlin has been uppcrmost in their minds. The Community club which has been active for many years, was sponsored originally by them, MT. Clark being a past president of the organization. The Boys and Girls clubs, and the Fife and Drum corps, have held the continued interest and support of both Mr and Mrs. Clark.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
Assyrian-A
 Have Annual Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the Assyrian American Citizens club of this city was held in their clubrooms last night at s o'clock with practically all the members present.
 Following the regular routine of business the annual election of of ticers took place. Those elected to offices are the following; President, Darius Benjamin; vice president simon Sargis; secretary, Fred Georges; treasurer, Joseph Woman assistant secretary and treasurer, Joel Jacobs; chairman of house committed, Jonathan Isaac; chair- man of entertainment committee, AbsalOm George.
 The Assyrian American club has q membership of about GO and their clubrooms are located in the Palace theatre building on Main street. They will sponsor several socials during the year.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Machoski of PTS Oak street announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Annette Machoski, to Stanley J. Iapatka, son of MT. and Mrs. Jack Iapatka of Newington.
 Miss Machoski is employed at S6kol Brothers and is well known tmong the younger set of the city. The wedding will take place in the near future.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
City Items

Forty hours devotion will close at St. Andrews church tonight at 7:3O.
 Phoenix and Andree lodges. l. o. o. r.. will meet tonight at odd Eel lows hall on Arch street, to initiate 25 candidates. After the meeting, chowdcr will be served.
 Gerald P. Crean. sports editor Of the Herald, is on his annual vaca- ton.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
TEXTILE DISPUTE DEADLOCKS

Bradford, Eng, Oct. 22 UP) - The wool textile wage dispute, in- volving more than 150,0O0 work men In in Bradford region, reached a deadlock today with the rejection by operatives of the employers de- mand for an S.3 per cent wage re- duction.
 Operatives announced they would consent 10 no further negotiations with the employers and immediate ly called a meeting of all wool unions for Saturday to discuss the situation.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
Simple Way To Stop
 Fits!

Brooklyn, N. Y.--lt has been reported that wonderful results have been accom-. piished in Epilepsy Colonies with a new remedy. The most stubborn cases of fits have been stopped through this simple harmless non habit forming treatment Any reader who sends their name to Phcnoeptol Company, Dept. 103, Box T St. Johns PI Station, Brooklyn, N. r., will receive a FREE booklet explaining this new guaranteed treatment. Write for it today, mentioning this paper. advt
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22

Excess acid is the common cause of indigestion. It results in paja and sourncss about two hours after eating. The quick corrective is an alkali which neutralizes acid. The best corrective is Phillips Milk Of Magncsia, It has remained standard with physicians in the 50 years since its invention.
 One spoonful of Phillips Milk of Magncsia neutralizcs instantly many times it's Yolumc in acid. It is harmless and tasteless and it's ac- ton is quick. You will never con-
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22

That there has been considera ble trading in the above name securities Was disclosed this afternoon in local Investments circles, and for some time holders of certificates have ex- pressed concern as to their standing This has been true in particular of investors who have handed their cer- tiicates over 10 the investment de- partmcnts of banks and have found difficulty in gaining ready recogni- ton in transfer points.
 It was said this afternoon that the same sources which recently flooded and nearly crippled the local market with United Founders stock have been pushing the sale of the fecuri- ties involved in the latest complaint. In the case of the United Founders, it was found that Investors without funds were buying for collection at banks and dispoSing on q higher market before payments were de- manded. This condition was disClos- cd when nearly $500,00 worth of the stock was delivered to the city several days in advance of the ex- pcctcd delivery date
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22

unue to suffer, when you learn ho" quickly, how pleasantly this premier method acts. Please let it show you-now.
 Be sure to get the genuine rhil- lips Milk of Magncsia prescribed by physicians for 50 years in cor recting excess acids. 25c and soc a bottle-any drugstore.
 "Milk of Magnesia" has been the |. $ Registered Trade Mark Of The Charles II. Phillips Chemical Company and it's predecessor Charles II. Phillips, since 1875.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
WADDELL TAX COMMISSIONER

WADDELI TAX COMMISSIONER
 Daricn, Oct. 22 [P(-The appoint ment of Frank D. Waddell of South Manchester, 10 the position of tax commissioner of this town for per iod of three years at an annual salary Of &4,0OO was announced to- day. Waddell will assume his posi- ton the latter part of this week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-07
4 4, WASHINGTON
\ W. TER

! HaWley bill and more lately the
Smoot bill and disclosing to the pub
lie eye what it considers great ini-
quities and possibilities of great
eouges in the consumers pockctbook.
Professor Commons and his associates
came TO the conclusion some time ago
that tho proposed new agricultural
rates were a delusion and a snare for
tho farmers and that the farmers
would get 1t in the neck as usual II
the bill were passed.
Well, the reader has doubtless long
since begun to ask how such an un-
usual organization as this RaWlclgh
Tariff Bureau came into being.
The father and financial hacker
Of it is one w. 4. Rawleigh OF Free
port, Ill. a Republican manufacturer
who operates II or ia factories. Mr..
RaWlclgh prepares and sells vanilla.
spices, food products. proprietary
drugs, groceries and similar articles.
He was a great admirer and warm
friend Of the late La Toilette and 1t
was he who largely answered La Fol-
lette's wish by helping to found and
sustain tho Peoples Legislative Serv-
ice. Somehow. this millionaire man
ufacturcr became imbucd with La
Follc,te's passion to make the govern
ment protect the public interest.
Rawleigh had the Hawler tariff bill
investigated and says he found that
while it would increase his own prof
its. tho consumers Of his goods would
have TO pay out a lot more than he
himself would make. He decided he
didn't need any moro protection any
way and that this proposed new tariff
law probably would put a bad crimp
in prosperity. which would hurt bust
ness generally. So he acted both
from the standpoint Of enlightened
self-intere5t and his own instincts for
public service. He probably has
spent $4,000 or the Rawleigh Tariff
Bureau by now and that outlay may
be doubted before tho fight is over.
He's 4 Real Fighter
There are many interesting yarns
about RaNleigh. who is now nearly 50
years old. He has always been re-
belling against something or other. A
few years ago a French trust con-
u Ollcu Viz Nullllld lilul hCS Az 0OOoCSN
| the price several hundred per cent.
Rawleigh went TO Madagascar. set up
his own vanilla bean plantations and
broke the trust. 1t cost him about a
million, but he says he had a lot of
fun.
Lately he has been working out
| plans to make his wi alcohol be-
cause he thinks lie Is being soaked
on that. He thinks he is being
charged too much for pepper and
cloves and he is going to produce
those commodities. too. When the
glass trust" got to charging him too
much for his bottles he opened up
his own glass works and started SELL
ing bottles to his competitors at cost.
One gathers that when Rawleigh goes
| after a profiteering trust It's just too
bad for that trust.
And those who have been associated
with him say that he goes into his
fights, including this latest tariff as
sault. with all the enthusiasm OF a
wild man.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-07

with these as being the latest: Collar
me a nod'-meaning. take a nap:
"A iigger-Walk' is a cheap sport and
4 ''frecbe' is something secured on
credit: throw it in the wagon"
near its all over with; a ''canta"
is a particularly dark brand Of sporty
black gal; '.huddlc together there"
mean calm yourself" A "domy' is
a bed and a star twister' Is 4 girlic
who demands liberal gifts.
X X
They're telling a funny one about
Jack Wheeler. the big syndicate man
from New York. who called London
by trans Atlantic telephone. seeking
to get i'll touch with Winston Church,
Ill. the great British statesman.
Sorry came the reply OF the far
away central, but he doesn't seem to
be in the telephone book
\ \
And here's a little paragraph typi-
cal of the ups and downs of Broad
way. Not SO many years ago. an
actress named Anne Nichols was play
ing on the road in a company headed
by Fiske OsHara, who plays Irish
roles. The idea for the now historic
"Abie's Irish Rose came during this
road tour. O'Hara is said to have had
the original germ of the play. But be
all this as it may. O'Hara is back on
the big street starting to plug along
another eason and Miss Nichols will
probably never figure out how to
spend the millions she made from
Able"
GILBERT SWAN.
Copyright, 1929. NEA Service, Inc.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-07
44M, .NEW'YSORK

oner}Jew York. Sept. THE vogue for
Aow ing well-known people. thinly dis
Arf~vtDed. as fictional personalities, IS
6,Itospidly growing.
afn There are now on the market half
Ava ydo0en novels wherein the person.
AnGtrttes have been SO lightly lifted from
lma that even their worst friends
1 sVaild tell them.
tGEugland has played this literary
,skrSs1me Tor many years and. thanks to
sOI21np confession magazines and the fire.
ant visits b the continent made by
1nogtcan writer's. 1t is likely to be
rs vnleo popular over here during the
1t two reasons.
ie%i I'M told that q sensation awaits
H. publication Of the next work from
2sS.nS pm q Achmed Abdullah. The
Y1@slo1 character will be a veteran
Midway producer-and such adj
oJ41snco descriptions as have been given
49, this parsonage show a marked re-
,an enblAnce to David Belasco.
pe43eono q the immediate best sellers is
1oet q confessional of married life.
1n44kitled "Ex-Wife." It was signed
oetnsnouymous." but critics have taken
lct. trouble to point out that when
1OMg11h<ter concerning it grew warm. Mrs.
rSl9eabdsay Parrot made a very quiet
;euy + from the limelight. A well-knoWn
fna1Wnpaper woman has been men,
tnenod Is Of the two leading char.
smptssms.
yeochen along came Edmund Wilson,
am0so has been n of Manhattan's
any ding critical lights for many a
81 y, With = book titled. Il thought Of
F6@saiW.s And experts say they recog-
tsol2jo Udna 81. Vincent Millay. the po-
IT,: John Dos Passos, novelist and
~ e3yUS3Gtt. and several others of the
rG2Eho lnteet from Nancy Hoyt's pen.
F@xnngo Intervals is inhabited by
te0otoso which appear to be Isadora
l0oon, Tallulah Bankhead and 9TH
q tie European artistic set.
nx1om continues to provide a
s~1 d~onnual dictionary of phrases
@ and developed in the black
ak;;s but which slowly find their way
- ~ town.
~ Rosner, who Is one Of Harlem's
fot little interpreters, supplies me
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-07
YOUR


When / get low in spirits. I buy
me a new hat" said a young busi-
ness woman recently.
Lucky child. / don't have the
price usually" laughed another. But
I'll tell you how I do my whistling
when ! need my morale helped I'VE
q WALL go and get a manicure and
a hair cut. Nothing gives me so
much courage as to be well -groomed."
I often think children must feel the
am way. Perhaps they don't get
as low In their spirits ss We older
people. but most children In
5tinctively like to be clean.
They might fuss about taking their
baths and getting their heads washed
and their nails trimmed. but after
It's all owe almost everyone Of them
get that satisfied purry-puss look
that goes with a clean skin and clean
clothes every time.
Recipe Tor Sell Respect
Nothing keeps up self-respect q
much as cleanliness. ! suppose that's
what originated the saying q cleanli-
ness being next to godliness.
really believe It IS. Il . child Is
going to be . little gentleman for
only one minute out q the whole
day, It's going TO b. that minute lust
after he's had his bath md hoen
brushed and dressed and sent DOWN
stairs smelling Of Soap and water and
fresh linen.
children can learn 10 do = mnny
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-07

With the MINT neverond Diahop
Wherle. q 1iGnnarck 81 charge. routi.
cal high maas and SERMON WI - -
RIGHT 1ovogond Choyloo j. WHITE.
b1ahop e 0pokAno. Iho elor0y e
nelghbofing pafiahes VIII also aG11Gt n
tn cogomony.
Fourth doGyee xnights q Columbus
WIN attend Tho ceremony "a fun dress
- . Spocia1 guard e honog. An out
standing p1ft e The dedication viii
- tn march 1tom tho now building
- tn church, Wheeo hfeh mass and
- sotmon ~ - DAY Wan - given.
Tho dedication benQnet will -
segveo II tn Hniglats o. Columbus
han q 10 IN ~ esentne. The zen.
Ge1l pn1lte Il 1nyt1o1 ~ ; vosio1
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-07
Dy RODNEY
(NEA Service WRITER
p Washington, Sept. 7.-Thc most po-

Washington, Sept. 7.-Thc most po-
..nt factor in the forthcoming tariff
: Meassh. ma. prove to be the Rawlcieh
q diSeariff Bureau. the establishment and
l4uguStperation or which make a unique
tkade Tory in these days OF Hobbies and si-
r}hcre er-lobbics.
OF u This bureau says it IS fighting the
yicria tawley -Smoot tariff bill on behalf
hiventY the consumer. who ordinarily has
ttat dk much to say about the tariff as 4
n MriSoner in tho hooscgoW has TO say
alate'S ST bout the strength OF tho bars OF his
n Htsr1ell. It will furnish facts and other
Osrtuaid to the several progressive senator's
" poliho arc about to attack the measure.
q Rcpe will do as much for any other
lscs democrats and Republicans who sccl.
one otnmunition for similar warfare.
q cry This bureau is allied with the
h~acaSleeople's Legislative Service, which
Aump1s founded by instlgation Of the
tpltomte Senator Robert NJ. La Toilette
" . research and publicity organi-
sebcrcation upon which progressive sen
n O ;ors could rely in combating heavily
hoOpnAnced selfish interests engaged III
romoting or opposing national leg
U0NHatton.
University Man at Head
UVO It's organization has two phases.
irst, Prot. John r. Commons, the
D bted University Of Wisconsin como
~ List, and q staff OF associates have
Zen studying the agricultural tariff
sheduleS in Madison. The results OF
h.-.le se studies have been sent here to
GassUid to the ammunition pile.
b %.,r The bureaus main organization Is
.re In Washington and the brains
d e are four men: Mercer O.. john
on and Richard w. Hoguc. director
49, ID associate director of the Peoples
Il wrasgi6lative Service. working in close
n.p,Aslntact with David j. Lewis, former
ue..ember OF the u. S. Tariff Commits
d tYM1s!5n, and Charles M. Kelley. a veteran
Gsal....jttor who Is shooting out the bu-
9.aAasx9au's publicity ~broadcasts.
o..s9ssu Is the tariff expert and he Is
G.Sss sisted from day to day by other ex-
vn-3trts called In for consultation ON
~ .aiecific items OF the bill.
y.Thc senators who will fight oil
uaDuse Senate floor with the. bureaus
s and support include Norris II
1NsaWell Of Nebraska, La Toilette and
1sn 1aine Of Wisconsin. Frazier and Nyc
AsL1. North Dakota. Wheeler of non
cIpnune, McMaster of South Dakota,
A-.1 .lttiug Of New Mexico and others.
1s91s.lch one has accepted a specific por-
-~yn Of the tariff bill upon which TO
HSudy and prime himself and the
e SSNSriff bureau will provide him with
ssmplete data on the subjects as
x,~syned to him. Lewis is staying here
(.M act q personal adviser to the
~. .oup.
~ III this plan works out 1t will be
49, tnething new. Heretofore the pro-
Au4eSstve senators have almost invar-
nsaAAply fought individual battles. Never
s..c@fore has there been such a carefully
10 plan to separate and coordinate
.ls.eir efforts.
eIas.s..sBut the tariff bureau has been at
s1E3rk all summer, digging into the
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