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The Washington times., 1930-04-30
JUNIOR SHOW
SCHEDULED
MAY 10
Annual ChiIdren's Horse Show
Date at Preece Riding
School Next Week

The annual society horse
show Of the Preece Riding
School will be held at 1888
Massachusetts, Ave. Always
one Of the interesting horse
shows of the spring season in
Washington, the event this
year has many features listed
on the card for both morning
and afternoon performances.
AS is the custom, the morn
ing show will be the children's
own. Some of the children
who will ride include the
Countess Alice Sec enyi,
daughter Of the Hungarian
Minister and Countess Szech-
enY; Persis and Louise Myers,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hewitt Myers; Virginia,
Martha and Alix Bacon, daugh-
tiers of Representative and Mrs.
Robert Low Bacon; Polly For
aker, Virginia Rodgers, De-
marest Lloyd, jr., and his sis
ter, Karen; NeWbold NoyeS, jr.,
and Philip Fell, young son Of
Mrs. Ogden Mills.
The committee for the show
includes Representative and
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, Mrs.
j. Vaudeville Carlisle, Mr.. and
Mrs. James F. Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Flint, Mrs. Ben
jamin Holcombe, Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe, the Misses Hol-
lerith, Hugh Legare, Mr.. and
Mrs. Demarest Lloyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward B. Mclean, Mrs.
Eugene Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hewitt Myers. G;r. and
Mrs. Newbold NoyeS, Capt. c.
r. p. Rodgers and Representa-
tive and Mrs. Richard Aldrich.
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Visitors in New York
DR.. Mabel Akin, a prominent
physician of Portland, Ore,
who has been spending a few
} days with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Clarence True Wilson, at
her apartment in the Methodist
Building, is sailing for Europe
on the President Roosevelt to-
day.
DR.. Akin is one of two dele
gates from the Medical Women's
National Association to the
International Council of Women
which meets in Vienna in May.
Mrs. Harry E. Hull, wife Of
the Commissioner General of
immigration, entertained a
party of seven at luncheon at
the Wardman Park Hotel
yesterday.
william Elderkin Huntington
has returned from CharlotteS-
vile where he was the guest OF
Major and Mrs. William Lowe
during the Easter germans Of
the University of Virginin.
Here From South
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Halsell,
who have been passing the
winter in Florida, are at the
Wardman Park Hotel for q
week before going, to New York
to visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Ealsell
will return later to their home
in Dallas, Tex.
*#*
Miss Alice Worthing 6 ton,
daughter of Mrs. Charles c.
Worthington, enter It aimed a
company of young people at
the Club Chantecler supper
dance last evening. Her sister,
Miss Sarah Worthington, was
also of the party.
The Washington times., 1930-04-30
office on Wheels
Constructed for
Ruth Bryan OWen

Her Office IN the house O11lCe
Building will be transferred to
wheels this summer by Repre-
sentative Ruth Bryan Owen, Of
Florida.
Mrs. Owen has ordered con-
structed a large trailer, which
will be attached to her own au-
tomobile when she makes tour
of her district this summer.
The motor-car office, construct
ed to specifications, will display
maps of Florida projects now
under consideration by Congress.
It will carry quantities Of official
literature, including printed rec
ords of committee hearings, lists
of all Government bulletins Of
special local interest and, copies
of annual reports.
Previous to her arrival in each
town Mrs. owen will announce
soffice hours for consultation on
local problems.
OF imposing size and finished
with the elegance Of a Pullman
car, the motor-car office will
have a comfortable upholstered
bench, the length of one wall,
for visitors. The office inside
the trailer will be given over to
smaller seats and tables. Mrs.
Owen says she feels she should
report to her supporters what
Congress does and what she
does.
Going Abroad
Count and Countess Alfonso
P. Villa will sail next month to
pass the summer abroad. They
recently purchased Fairholme,
the Ochre Point villa of Mrs.
John A., Drexel at Newport,
r. I.
Mrs. Sol Bloom and Miss
Vera Bloom will sail for Europe
Saturday on the Leviathan,
planning to stay some time in
London before going to the
Continent. Representative
Bloom will remain in Washing
ton until the adjournment OF
Congress and will then join
Mrs. Bloom and Miss Bloom
in Europe.
Wedding Bells
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Small an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Evelyn Gladys
Small, to Clarence Herman
Myers, Of Washington.
Mrs. Myers is well known both
in Washington and Virginia
where she attended school. The
wedding was a surprise to her
friends here.
After brief honeymoon in
Virginia and West Virginia Mr..
and Mrs. Myers will make their
home here.
At Home Sunday
General and Mrs. Summerall
will be at home at the chief
of staff's quarters, Fort Myer,
Sunday. May I. from to 8.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08

the morning service will be invited to attend. At 6.45 o'clock the Intermediate league will meet in the church parlors. The evening serv- ice will be held at 7:3O o'clock. the pastor 10 take as his subject Sign Here'
 The morning worship at st. Gabriels Episcopal church will be held at Il o'clock. Sunday school will meet at 10 o'clock.
 Mass will be celebrated at Sacred Heart church at 9 o'clock by the Rev. J. C. Brennan. Sunday school will follow.
 Members of the committee on the | annual Community club banquet are 1 requested to notify Mrs, Mildred Harrington, secretary, as to their banquet ticket sales so that seating arrangement can be made for the banquet which Hill be held Monday evening. A complete report has been asked.
 Miss Ruth Northcott left ycster- day for her home in La Grange, Ill.,. following a visit here as the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. |. l.. Adkins, her sister Miss Northcott has only re- gently returned from Africa where she was a missionary
 X meeting of all boys and those interested in the formation of Boy
 Scout troop in East Berlin will bc
 held next Friday evening in the
 basement Of Methodist church. SoV.
 eral local scouts met last evening tt
 discuss the project.
 The Knights of Pythias will mce Tuesday evening at o'clock q Community hall.
 The Wesleyans will meet Monda. evening at 5 o'clock in the Meth odist church social rooms for thci regular business meeting and social The social program will be in tn nature of d valentine party.
 The young women of the Sacrc Heart church choir will be hostesse at the weekly whist and social to b held Monday evening at s o'clock i
 the church social rooms. Refresh
 ments Will be served. Q The funeral of A. L. Bacon will |
 held from St. Gabriel's Episcopj church this afternoon at 2:% o'clock Rev. Samuel Sutcliffc O. u liciating. Burial will be at th '' Wilcox cemetery.
 Representative R. 0. Clark of Ea' '. Berlin will be the host to membel VI of the East Berlin Community cent' V next Wednesday evening when l \ will give a turkey dinner to tl community members and friends
 the organization.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
NO TOWN MEETING
 THURSDAY NIGHT Settlement Of School Question
 Must Be Delayed TOWNS HEALTH IS GOOD
only Two Cases Of scarlet Fever Ecportcd-Doys' Club Makes Best stand of Basketball Scason- Church Notcs-Items of Interest

A town meeting 10 decide the school question will not be held Thursday night as planned by members of the school board for the reason that state laws make 1t impossible to call q meeting within such a short space of time follow ing the announcement of the meet ing, it was learned this morning from Selectman Leon G. Hall.
 The call for the meeting IS De- ing drawn up by town counsel, .ndsc Bernard r. Gaffney and he will not have it ready for publlca- ton until Monday night. Five days must elapsc following the publica- ton of such notice before a town meeting can be held. The board of solcctmen and the representatives ot the school board will meet Monday evening to formulate further plans for the meeting and 10 agree on some date when it will be called.
 It was announced earlier that q meeting would be called on Thurs day, but present plans may put n off until either Friday or Saturday and possibly the early part of ncN' week, according to Sclectman Hall The matter will be discussed Mon day night at the special meeting o inc town officers. It had been orig inally planned to have a vote re carding the method of voting on thu school question. It was proposed t' have the matter settled by a ballot hut the ballot can only be used upol he request of one-third of the Fot CTS present at a town meeting. l such a request is made by the Not CTS. the question will be settled b hallot. The objection to holding meeting on Friday and ballot O Saturday to determine the feeling 0 the town on the matter is that tn ballot boxes cannot be made read in such a short time. It takes a least two days to set up the system according to the solectman.
 Towns Health Good
 Only two cases of a very mll form of scarlet fever exist i'll tn town of Berlin at the present tim according to Dr. R. NJ. GrlsWoi health officer. Other forms of sicl ness are at a minimum according the doctor, and the town is in very healthy condition.
 This part of the year is the or generally feared by health author tics. but the present condition the town is such as to warrant I anxiety among the people. So throats and colds form the mo prevalent type of sickness. TT visiting nurse is constantly bu with minor cases of colds and so throats but also says that conditio in Berlin are not such as to eau worry
 Boys Club Losses Again
 The senior basketball team of kcnsington Boys club remain without victory last night when returned from Hazardville after sl fcring from its sixth straight defe of the season. The game was clC throughout, with the Hazardville fl leading 6-5 at the end of the qua fer and l5-14 at the end ot the ha A last minute spurt by the winnt
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
COMMUNITY CHEST WILL SEEK S9l,5OO
Annual Drive for Funds Planned
 for February 1928
LIQUOR SQUAD IS ACTIVE
Dcsccnd> on Park Street Home and Secures l., idcnCc-SoyS' Club Athletes Busy-kaCCys Complete Banquet Plans-ltcme.


 Athletes Busy-kaCCNs Complete
 Banquet PIans-ltcm,.
 1t was announced yesterday after noon that the drive for funds for tho Bristol Community Chest, asgrcgat- ing $9l.500. would start on Fcbru any l6 and finish on the 26th. The campaign will commence on Sunday afternoon in the churches, where the clergymen wilt make announce mcnts to the pari5hiOners conCeru- ing the requirements ot the various divisions. An extensive factory can yass will be made as Was done last year and funds will be solicited at the business houses among the pro- tcssional men, and at the various homes. The factory drive. led hy Harvey Spaunberg, will be of the ! largest proportions.
 The organizations which will ben eft from the drive arc the Bristol ! hospital. Boy Scouts Of America, l Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare 1 association. American Red Cross and tho Boys club.
 The committee heads of the var ious divisions are as follows: Gen ,ral Chairman. Alden (. Turing ton; vice chairman, Charles E Greene; administrative. J. Gordol Warner; publicity, Charles r. Oln and Thomas A. Tracy: industrial di vision, Harvey SpaunhcrG; mercan tile division, Kenneth simmons anc Fred Beach; civic division. Carl l. Carlson; and professional division l seymour F. Peek.
 Home Raidcd
 Sergeant Henry Joslinski and or ticor William Thompson of the polio department paid a surprise visit [ the home of Thomas Ci&cchcro q 5G Park street yesterday attcrnoo and arrested him on charge of viola , ton of the liquor laws after Il lir . gallon can. containing H gallon ( alleged alcohol, one full gallon ju. 5 and q second which was partly file : were uncovered ou his premises. Th
 alleged liquor was found scattcrc l in different sections of the hous = Ciacchcro's bonds were set at $5(
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08

gaton on it's own floor by inc one sided score of G4 10 l1. The local teams offensive attack Cuncuonod beautifully and the Manchester team was run ragged trying 10 stop jho local plays. Every man on the team took rart in the drive against the los"rS' ha l,cj.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
GALLSTONES

ThGi. CausA discovered. How 10 pre- eUt them with Diet and treat theil at homo Indigestion. Gas. Colic, Sour Stomach.
 Paiu in Right Side, Intestinal Auto-In to>ication, Constipation, Sick Headaches are often caused by Gall troutles or i'm puro bile Diet and Health Chart sen FREE. Address USGER HEALTH CHART
 Dept. C-s9i, sos $. Dearborn St, Chi | caso, III.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
TUG TO FREE FISHERMEN

New London. Feb. s CA mes sage received at coast guard head quarters here said that the coast guard tug Kickapoo. attached 10 the eastern division Of the service at Boston, had broken out ice at Swans Island, off the Maine coast, to release ice bound fishing vessels
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08

A faNorite dish with Chinese cpl cures is mormalado made from roses.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
Cilt' lC b !.
 Dinner For Tracy

X bachelor dinner will be given in honor oF Attorney Francis V, Tracy al the Elm Tree inn. Pennington, tonight in anticipation Of his com- ing ln%rrjaSr to Miss Catherine Malonry Of New Britain in that city next Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
X. VI. l.. Zion Church

Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A.. A. Perry, at Il o'clock, theme. ''The Road to Happiness" Church school at 12:So p. m. V. C. F. nnion at 6 ?. m. Preaching by Rev. Mr.. Perry at p. m.. thcm", Almost pprsuade1 "
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08

for appearance in police court this morning.
 The police effected the raid after number or complaints had been IH2d" at headquarters.
 Iu police court this morning Ciac- cuero was charged with keeping liquor with intcnt to sell and with . reputation. He admitted selling, saying that he had been out of work for four months and sold liquor to keep from tar1ation. He was fined | $lJ0 and costs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08

Anne's at North Side Wednesday. Iorestville at Lutherans: and Fri day. East Bristol at St. Anne's. The league season is concluded in the "A" circuit on March 10, and n the "B' look on March 1@.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
Funeral of Mrs. HUbIcn

The funeral Of Mrs. Frank A.. Hubhell. 5v, of 26 Prospect place, will be he'd from her late home &t . o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Hn- bert D, Jones, pastor of the Prospect Methodist church. will officiate. In terment will be in West cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
Large Crowd Attends

A large crowd attended the bene- fit dance given by the Maple End
 Athletic club at the Jennings school auditorium last night. "Skit" Simp- ] son prompted for square dancing. ! Simpsons orchcctra furnished the
 InnSin for dnnnin~
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
II'lijnlDlliI'~
A3 1 { "A i 2 Bristol Brass


% Diamond S., 5-roOm tenement All Improvements. Inquire on premises. GdNt.
 Kitchen range for sale, Tel. i45-G, -adNt.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
Church of Our saviour

Church school in the parish house at 10 a. m. Junior church at l0:fo a. m. Morning prayer with sermon at II a. m. Anthem. My Trust. o Lord" by Hall
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08

A special talk or "Somo Problems of a Hygiene Clinic" will be given Ihy pr. Paul E. fuit psychiatriS, &i 3thc Connecticut state hospital, al #the Federal Hjll school auditorium Tuesday night at $ o'clock. The lee | turc, given unlcr the auspices oi Itrc guidance clinic of tho NisitiEs i Nurse and Family Welfare associa ton. will be the final one ot q serie' Of four presented since November i2 of last year Those who spoke il recent lectures were Dr. William X Bryan, superintendent Of the Nor .Ccster state hospital: pr. James l l Mccarthy, chief oj the division 0 mental hygiene at Yale university.
 Grammar school Games
 The basketball Samcl scheduled |
 hr played in the Bristol Gramma schools during the coming week ar
 as follows: "A" league. Monda!
 Jp.n Jennings at south Side; Wed hcsday St. Joscph's at Federal Hill , Thursday, Park street at John Jer ) nngs; "B" league, Monday, $
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
EtNdc-JSh ShCr

Miss Ruth Usher, daughter ot Mrs. Ethel Ferguson of New Br',- will be married on February A. Miss Usher is a former resident Of Plainville and received her cducI- ton in the local schools. Shc is employed in the office Of tho Rus sel & Erwin Mfg. Co. in New Bri:- ain.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08

Naudals last night threw water and sand upon the concrete mixer being used in setting up traffic sig nals alone Memorial boulevard. The mixer was badly damaged, 1t was reported 10 the police.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
Tiyc-Day Clause Waived

X marriage license was issued at the office Of the city clerk yesterday afternoon to Leroy Charles Wells, Jr., of Collier avenue, and Miss O4clia Cocelia pclude Of @5 Pros ncCt street.
Evening star., 1930-06-17
Marriage Licenses.

Lloyd Jackson, 80, and HELEN q. Folks,
23 Judge Robert r. Mattingly.
franklin Hayne, 81, Alfonso, Va, and
Elizabeth M. Dogget, 1s, huntsville, Va;
Rev. Allan F. Poore.
Ben Reber. %, and Elizabeth c. Abel. "a,
both of Baltimore, Md; Judge Robert E.
william c. Gather, 80. and Allie Conner,
28: both Of Newton, N. C.; Rev. Frank 8.
George Robertson. IS, and Ella A. Hem
Paul Foley, q, and Evelyn Buscher, az;
Rev. Hugh A. Dalton.
John E. Pressy "a, and Marion M. Kiefer,
"a; Rev. Chesteen Smith
James z. Boswell, 81, and Lola Van Scott
q, both OF Rectory, Va; Rev. Allan F.
Frank Henson, s5, and Ruth Johnson, 90;
Rev George ]. Hanks.
James Lewis. %, and Margaret Hawkins
10: Rev. George o. Bullock.
Ruble A. Hord, jr., %, and Louise z. Nor
ton, 25.. both Of Richmond, Va; Rev. w. s.
''VSt Georse 1s' Mcdaniel. SO. 27 o st. s.w.. and
Tillie Brown, 80, Baltimore, Md; Rev. W,
Aionzo brown. 2I. and Ruth Gaines, Ia;
Leg 9. kinney; q, and Margaret A. Riley
Leo S. Vogel, So; Williamsburg, Pa, and
Mary M. Wardle, 81, Turtle Greek, Pa; Rev
Smith H Purdum, 2s Hyattsville. Nd,
and Sarah v. Brown, ~, this city; Rev. j.
Sheldon q. Bennett. 21. and Reba E. Mat
tingly, FL; Rev. Luther H. Waring.
Evening star., 1930-06-17
BELGIUM APPEALS
TO j. S. ON TARIFF
Enovy Told to Point Out That
Trade Relations Might
Suffer.

BY the Associated Press.
BRUSSELS. June 1.-THE Belgian
government has instructed its Ambas-
sador at Washington to make final ap-
proach to the United States Govern
nent and to point out that the new in
creased duties in the tariff bill cannot
fail to make the trade balance between
United States and Belgium even more
unfavorable to Belgium than 1t Is at
present.
The Ambassador has been instructed
to call the attention of the United
States to the unfortunate effects"
which the new tariff scale may have
on the economic relations between the
two countries.
Vingtieme Siegle, Catholic Demo-
cratic paper which voices the opinion
of Belgian farmers, insists that the
Belgian government, as the promoter of
economic policy at Geneva, take lead
in bringing about concerted interna-
tional acton of mutual defense and set
up a united front of Europe against
America.
independence Beige, voicing Liberal,
Conservative, high industrial and ship
ping interests, expresses belief that ag-
gressive American "egoism" will prove
a decisive factor in promoting fedora
ton in Europe.
Evening star., 1930-06-17

. 10000 shares General Electric at
$66.S7, of 81 cents.
5000 shares American Telephone at
$208 IL, off $I37.
1000 shares Westinghouse Electric: at
$136.50, off $3.75.
$500 Fox Film at $40.75. off So
$4,000 Radio Keith Orpheum at $2s,
off $212.
$4,000 Warner Brothers at $4o62, off
$375
10000 Radio at s37. off so cents.
1000 Loews at $50. of $4.75.
Curb Shares Also Break.
Prices also broke widely on the New
York Curb Market, where some large
blocks changed hands in the early trad
ing
An 18,500-share order of Electric
Bond g. Storage was executed at $77.25,
off 81 cents. Cities Service opened at
$24.75, a new low for the year and an
overnight decline of rs cents. The first
transaction comprised 33,400 shares.
representing an accumulation of over
night orders. An ll000-share block of
Niagara Hudson went at Sl6.12, off 81.
Missouri Kansas Pipe, which lost sharp
ly yesterday. was firm. American Su-
perpower rose ST.! and United Light g.
Power opened 30 cents higher.
Evening star., 1930-06-17
THREE ARE NAMED
FOR SHIP INQUIRY
Other Members of Committee Are
to Be Added Soon, Presi-
dent Says.

President Hoover today announced
appointment of Ira Campbell and Clar-
ence Woolley Of New York and E. N.
Hurley, former chairman of the Ship
ping Board, to his shipping committee
to inquire into the sale of Atlantic lines
and advise upon future merchant ma
rine policies.
The President also said Charles Piez
of Chicago, former chairman Of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, would be
a member OF the committee If his health
permitted, but this was doubtful.
Campbell. a lawyer, formerly was ad-
miralty counsel of the Shipping Board
and later special assistant attorney
general for admiralty.
H. G. Dalton of Cleveland, who con-
Quoted ship survey in 1925 for Presi-
dent Coolidge. already has been named
Other members are to be added
shortly, the President said. He expects
the inquiry to be completed within sc
days.
Evening star., 1930-06-17
CANADA BASES TARIFF
RATES ON AMERICAS
Desires to Trade on Equal Terms
With q. S., Mackenzie King
Says Over Radio.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
BRANTFORD, Ontario, June "
The new American tariff rates were di-
rectly considered in framing the 1890
Canadian budget, Premier Mackenzie
King said last night in opening the
Liberal party's election campaign.
His address was carried over a coast
forecast radio chain of II stations.
The premier declared it was the de-
sire of Canada to trade at all times on
fair and equal TERMS" with the United
States.
THE present administration" he said
has watched the revision of the Amer
1can tariff with the closest interest
We cannot but regret that in respect
of a considerable range of commodities
the tariff duties have been raised
against the importation of Canadian
products.
THE wisdom of this policy, however
Is for the United States to decide
for itself. We, on our part, through
the countervailing duties on a selected
list of commodities, which are the SUBJ
Iect of exchange between Canada and
the United States, announce our in.
tention OF trading with those who are
equally prepared to trade with u.s."
When Mr.. Hoover, assumed ONCE
as President of the United States" he
continued, "the United States Congress
began carrying out far-reachtne
| tariff revision in conformity with this
pledges given by the Republican party
during the presidential campaign Of the
previous year.
The government gave instructions u
the Tariff Advisory Board to make 6
| survey of the tariff schedules then ap.
plying against American imports, with
a view of determining to what extern
these imports could be purchased from
Great Britain or from other parts o.
the British Empire"
| Mr.. King added that while this surve,
was in progress it was decided to hole
| an imperial economic conference II
| London in September of this year, Il
| consider the subject of closer co-opera
ton between various parts of the empire
in matters of trade.