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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07
WIFE ARRIVES WITH WARRANT
JUST AS POLICE FREE HUSBAND
News of Arrest on General Principles Leads Woman to
Mate Sought Three Years.

CHICAGO, March 7 tA).-This thing
of getting ones name in the paper also
has its disadvantages.
Thomas Morriseys name reached the
public prints when he was arrested in
the company Of Arthur Doody, brother
of Willie Doody, condemned police
slayer. Arrested just on general
principles, It seemed. or maybe be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07
POTTS TO BE RETIRED.
Board Takes Action as Result of
Motor Cycle Accident.

recommended to the Commissioners
that Pvt Kelso L. Potts, motor cycle
officer attached to the tenth precinct,
be retired for physical disabilities In
Cured in line of duty. Pvt. Potts was
chasing a speeding automobile last De-
cember, when his motor cycle crashed
into another car. He was severely In
jured. He also had been In several
accidents before. Since the last acci-
dent he has been on sick leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07
OLDEST RESIDENT DIES.

Probably the Districts oldest resident
Lawrence Braxton, 101 years old, COL
ored, of 453 Ridge street was taken i'll
at his home early today and died
shortly afterward.
The man was pronounced dead BY
member of the Casualty Hospital star.
Coroner j. Ramsay hewitt issued o Ger.
tiAcate Of death from natural causes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07

cause Doody looked like his notorious
brother.
At any rate the police could ind
no charge to bring against Morrisey and
Judge Joseph w. Schulman told him
to 20 home and forget 1t. AS Morrisey
started to leave the court room his wife
appeared, waving warrant charging
noil-support. She said she had tried
to And him for three years and just
caught up with him when she read Of
his arrest Ia the newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07
OPENS LENTEN SERMONS.
Rev. Ignatius Smith to Be Speaker
Each Friday During Season.

Opening a series of Lenten sermons,
Rev. Ignatius Smith of Catholic Uni
yersity, will discuss Success and
Failure" tonight at 8 o'clock in st.
Donninic's Church The well known
speaker will preach each Friday night
during Lent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07
RUM BUYER INDICATED.
Boston Court Rules Purchaser Does
Not Violate Law.

BOSTON, March z (R.-Federal
Judge James NJ. Morton today handed
down a decision ruling that purchase
of liquor is not crime under the ma
tional prohibition act. The decision
was given in the case of James Farrar
of WATERFOWL, recently indicted for
purchasing two pints Of liquor. Judge
.Mortons decision approximately coy.
cred 10 typewriter pages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07
BYRD AWARDED MEDAL.
Kane Lodge Of Masons Honors Ant
arctic Explorer.

NEW YORK, March z (R.-Kane
Lodge of Masons announced yesterday
1t had awarded to Rear Admiral Rich
ard E. Byrd the Kane Lodge medal for
predominant achievement and inspira-
ton, an honor previously conferred only
on Admiral Robert E. Peary, discoverer
of the North Pole.
Admiral Byrd is q member of the
lodge. which was named after DR.. Elisha
Kemp Kane, one of the foremost Arctic
explorers of his day. DR.. Kane and Ad-
miral Peary also were members. &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07
Rank Fails to Open.

ST. PAUIS, N. c., March (R.-The
Bank of st. Pauls, the only banking
institution here, failed to open its doors
this morning.
Within the past two weeks deposits of
the st. Pauls Bank have decreased from
S2l0, 600 to $4,000 officers said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07
siamese Twins Travel as Two.

NEW YORK. March z (P).-Mary and
Margaret Glib. ID, Siamese twins, must
pay transportation for two In going
abroad. They told the steamship COM
pany they had come from Chicago on
one fare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07
Blast Kills 10, Hurts II.

CHARLEROI, Belgium, March 7 [PD.
Ten men were killed and IL injured
in an explosion of fire-damp in
Caziers Mine at Marionelle this morn
ing. .~ag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07
MAY CHANGE COMMAND.
New Officer Expected to Replace
Wiley in Charge of Los Angeles.

BY the Associated Press.
Lieut.. Comdr. Herbert v. Wiley, now
in command of the dirigible Los Angeles
Is expected to be ordered to sea duty
In the near future, and Lieut.. Comdr.
Vincent A. Clarke, jr., now stationed at
Lakehurst, placed in command OF the
big air liner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07

People of England ate Ave times e
much wheat last year as was grown III
the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-07
POWER TESTIMONY
BEFORE TRADE BODY
INVOLVES 2 FIRMS

CONTINUED From First Page.l
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-08
North Dakota Transit
Privileges Retained

Proposed By North Dakota railroads
% change their rules to prohibit the
stopping Of transit for partial unload.
Ing ct more than one place Of car
loads Of fresh fruit ana vegetables,
mas been rejected by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, according to
Information received BY the state
railroad board.
The proposal was oppoeed BY the
railroad board and BY farmers and
merchants organizations which con-
tended that the privilege Of stopping
such cars for partial unloading was Of
value to them,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-08
Fox Is Removed from
Company Presidency

New York, April 8.-R-The fl
nancial war within the Fox moving
picture enterprise was ended today
with the removal from the presidency
Of william Fox, who had built up the
$500, 000, 900 corporation from q ST.
666.66 investment In one theatre.
Following the sale by Fox Of his
$4,000 Glass B shares in the Fox film
and Fox theatres corporations to
Harley L. Clarke, Of Chicago, presi-
dent Of the General Theatres Equip
ment company, I. g. Fox and the Of
ficers and directors Of both corpora
tons resigned. Clarke was then elect
ed president.
It was announced a new board Of
directors would be elected within 4
few days and a new financing plan
put into operation. Although no Of
ficial announcement wa made, It
was reported Fox received $ls.0o0.0o0
for his stock.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-08
Six Men Indicted for
Two Bank RObberies

Shakopee, Mimi, April s.-R-ln-
dictments have been returned against
six men accusing them Of first degree
bank robbery.
The six r William (Bud) Nc
1nerny. George Larkin, Fred McCu-
sick, all Of st. Paul and John Nor
row, Byron Green and Walter VIII
Hanson.
The indictments, returned yester-
day by the Scott county grand Jury,
charged the first named three with
robbery Of the First National Bank
Of shakopee, Dec. 9. last, and ac-
cused Morrow, Green, and William
on Of robbing the Savage State bank
Nov. 5, last.
All have pleaded not guilty and will
be tried probably some time this
week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-08
Kentucky Coal Strike
Continues to Increase

Henderson, KY. April 8.-Pe
Though . strike voted last fall has
never received the sanction Of ma
tional officers Of the United Mine
Workers Of America, two thousand or
more western Kentucky coal miners
were out today demanding the 1917
wage scale, and hundreds more were
idle because . number Of mines have
ceased operations because Of unfavor.
able market conditions.
When 80 employees Of the Diamond
Mines No. ! and 2 quit yesterday after
being refused changed working condi-
tions and restoration Of the 1917 scale.
the number Of men idle in Webster
county alone reache l,707.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-08
Mrs. Laura Kinney, 66,
Dead from Paralysis

Hankinson. N. D., April 0.-F-
Mrs. Laura E. Kinney, 66 years old.
long prominent in North Dakota
women's club circles and the Eastern
Star work Of the state, Is dead at her
home here after q paralytic stroke
more than q week ago.
Mrs. Kinney who died Sunday had
been a resident Of Hanldnson since
1896. Her husband was president Of
the First National bank at the time
Of his death in 1916.
Mrs. Kinney was historian Of the
fourth district Of the state club fed
Grafton at the time Of her death and
had served several times as regional
president. She took an active part In
the state work Of the Eastern Star
and was a past u1atron Of the state
grand chapter.
Surviving her is one daughter, Mrs.
Lucille Harsh, Faribault. MIMI: three
brothers. E. s. Merrifield. Ogilvie.
Mimi: w. G. and H. A. Merrtfield,
both Of Hankinson.
Funeral services will be held here
Wednesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-08
Class Freight Rates
Increase Abandoned

Information that railroads have
withdrawn applications to the Inter-
state Commerce Commission for In
creased class freight rates from points
in Illinois and Iowa to Grand Forks,
N. D., was received Monday by the
state railroad board.
The board had Joined the Greater
Grand Forks Traffic association in
opposing the proposed increases.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-08

think she would
hop right into au
0rplAuA. and take
long air voyage
to celebrate. But
not Edna Ooul-
ter Of Ions
Beach, Calf.
After completiug
govGument'sI rig
ID examination
for O.. transport
license. Slhe sailed
immediately for .
dx-weeh' vaca-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-08
She's Real Pilot!

When m aviatrix qualities for the
coveted transport pilots license you'd
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-08

StWdly built
Of steel, In COL
cred e = m E
finish. Has rub
Der tipped feet.
Buy TOMOR-
ROW!
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
Bench V arrant Asked
 For Charles E. kenner


 WafarNurV- I0c- 3| I1-S1at--'e Attorney Lawrence L. Lewis will go before Judge Arthur r. Ills Of tha superior court today and ask for a bench warrant for Charles Edwin kennar, alias Charles W Campbell. a stock promoter. now en route 10 New York from Denver in the cus- tody or New York detectives to face charges in that city States Attor- ney Lewis hopes 10 have the New York authorities waive their clair to Kenner so that he may be drought here 10 face nine counts of obtain ing money under false preteuces as the result Of stock transactions III Waterbury,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
College Students Apparently No Worse Than Rest of Country In
 Moral Questions, Investigators Say
City Items

NciGhoors living in the vicinity of a1a Elm street complained this morning to Policeman John W. Riley that a police dog made practice of Uarklng throughout the night mak- ing it impossible for them to sleep,
 Th, Lithuanian National League of America will hold banquet and iauee tomorrow evening al the Lithuanian haIl on Park street. lI~uy are expected to attend.
 Miss Gene York has returned to New Haven after spending the holI- dav4 with her parents in this city
 The New Britain Institute Library will close at o'clock New Years ~va and will remain closed all day January }.
 The tnaI accounting ot Naamau Cohen, trustee in the bankruptcy Of Louis Chiapetta. golf professional formerly stationed at the SequIn Golf club. was accepted at q meet ing of creditors ill the office of Rr-@r-a Saul Berman yesterday. Cmapetta. adjudicated a bankrupt on November o9, 1922 listed his assets at S4oo and his liabilities at .SL.974.l7.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
MILLER WILL. TILED

Stamford. I1ac. %a lp-Tha "jlI O. Mrs. Hann4a M. II. Miller, who died on December Z&. was offered for probate Tn Stamford probate court this morning and disposas of an es- tate in excess Of =l.9He.4oQ. although the exact amount was not given.
 4 granddaughter. Mary Louise Miller. and grandson. Edward White Miller, hoth ot Stamford, a'e the principal benefciaries The girl receives balf Of the deceased's stock in the C. Q Miller company q lead HE department store here. outright and also a valuable piece Of real es- rat-. The same amount O. stock and another valuable piece Of realty is left in trust for the grandson.
 The residuary estate is ordered divided into 41 parts and the shares ara beqUeathed to local welfare agencies. inc Stamford Home for the Aged being inc principal beneficiary with 23 shares.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
Lions Take Inventory
 Prior to Active 1881

Ths Lions club will start next Tuesday noon new year which will ha filled with activity greater than -vpr before. Secretary James [ OBrjen said today.
 An nt ot1ry O. th@ membership, rnanr@s. spirit, aims and principle. Of the club was taken in an jufor mai talk about the round table to- day and although there is reason for some p"ssirussm about the fu- ture of tho club. rho causes or optl- faIsm are Tar greater, according 10 the consoaSus from the member ship as a whole.
 4 committee of three members was named some time ago 10 take stock of th@ clubs resources both material and spiritual and this com mirree was empowered today 10 en- large itself 10 25. A private lunch con and g@t-togefhar will he held soon when plans for 19&l will ha made and tho goal Of the club win he set
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30

GRID STARS GATHER FOR ALUMNI DANCE
Booth, O'COnnor and Cannon Attend NOtre Dame Function

The meeting of two football greats, Albie Booth, Yale university quarterback and Frank Carideo, 4ll-America quarterback from Notre Dame did not materialiZe last night when eleventh hour arrangements made 1t necessary for Carideo to stop at Chicago, while en route from los Angeles to New York. and com plete arrangements necessary to be- coming backfeld coach of Purdue university football team next year,
 The stars expected to be in at tendance al the Christmas dance of the Connecticut Valley club Of Notre Dame university which was held at the Bond hotel in Hartford. Booth was present and held q happy re- union with all old friend, Paul tBucky) O'Connor, sensational full back and halfback in this years na- tional championship Notre Dame team Another football star, John 14IliOtls hlVit4dil uIi LlLt -" team that Coach Rockne directed through an undefeated season was present. Dan Halpern, manager Of the foot ball team and Cannon continued the IT'D by plane after Carideo stopped off at Chicago.
 Others who were in the party with the football heroes were Sam Vetrano. secretary of the team and the host Of the group at reception held at the Netrano home following the dance. Joseph Natrano, Harry Nttrano. Misses HIIda and Evelyn Cont and Miss Agnes KahoWski. all Of this city: Nr and Mrs Philip Maet-rbone and MT. and Mrs, Joseph Musterbone. Mr. and Mrs. John Fleishner. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Of Bristol. were i'll the party with the players.
 An autographed football used in rhe Notre Dame Northwestern game was won by Mir and Mrs, Norton.
 Today is "Buchx" O'Connor day lu East Orange, \ J.. the home town Of O'Connor. He will be pre- serted with the key 10 the city. Be lause 0. this event f vas necessary for him to leaE+ after the reception at the Netraoo homo.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
Throngs See Work Done
 Bv Art School Students

Throughpur t1a opening day. }e@- -arday. ot the +NhlDrion Of work by rho students of .5e Now Britain Art School ii inc studio 53 Cedar -rrret. interested parents and friends viewed th- many paintings and drawings. That work Of the qual- fly shown could oe accomplished in inc thrao short months Of the first term was said to he exceptional and much credit was accorded sanford Low. director
 The exhibition will continue un- ii Sar8rday. January }. and 5s open 10 visitors. Tho .acon1 term of th@ school year commences Monday, January !.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
Compensation Act Not
 Operative for Estates

Hartford, Dec. SQ lP-The Con- uvctlcut compensation act is in tended to benefit only the injured person and his dependents says rompensation Commissioner Leo j. Noonan in djsmtSsing the claim Of John J Touhay Of Glastonbury, exa- tutor of the estate Of Daniel J. ke!- ly Of Glasto touUury, who desired pay m~nt ot comp@nsotion to continue to the estate Of Kelly after his demise on April -. 1880.
 '"There is nothing in the statute,' th~ commissioner continues, to in- ,ltcat" that Che legislature intended that strangers. such as heirs of tho estate should b@natt because Of un industrial injury"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
Drinking Chief Difficulty Experienced, Coupled With Extremes in Danc- ing, Attendance at Road House Parties and Dis courtesy to Chaperons.

Washlnzto4. Der 2H.-<P-Col- 4e-e students aprarsnrly are TO bet- Ter and no worse than the country $ HopE.aHou Fl large.
 A study Of moral rooGittous i'll the Ga land zrar- urt<erstrt0@ and cOl- f.zas. included lr. 4 ~E3rVay o- the ln- zarf50ns hv tre federal office Of -Lu-acton. has led il to that eonclu- =Ioa
 C0usrL aaala ~pae- III 1ae recently gonp.etod -.sg9 page, two volume eaport was given to problems ot handling .r8tarnitl=s and sororties and students conduct at social at- falrs. shoHiaz that the heads Of q good many Institutions eAuerIeuced trouble with student drinking and behavior at dances
 Drinking Chief Trouble
 Drinking was listed as one Of the chias rrouu.- Nars 1T -6 Of the ustgtrrIous. >,x colleges reported trouble from .>t~etae types 0. daoc- ing Eleven reported a "gr@ar deal O trouhlc uacausa os attaa5ance at cafes and roa5bous5S att-r dances, ,'' and some declared withdrawal from halls 10 ears and rides after dances. rhe stag ur= and attendance at public 4au1e4' brought com plalnts.
 Action or sl4mn and guests from other colleges and h5gh schools was given fairly freauenrly,t~ problem causing concern to college officials. said rh4 report
 'D3sCoGrtasv 10 eNaperons seemed to be fairly common complaint. The report on rhe requirement ot cha7arous ar aarces makes a brave showing and p~oaauLy there Is some useful ruroose served hy having old CT people at student functions How ever. when one rencan19ers the 4ase with whtaa couples leave the dancc hall tha tanG.nass Of the 4utomobtle and is powers or quick transporta- ton and seaIusion oue cannot hui wonder whether the 4haperon Is { ffgurehaa1''
 Begun OH Federal Fund
 The survey. begun in 1G-7 with { congressional appropriation ot $117.. u0o, was desjgred partly 10 pool in. formation among the institutions. l covers fees charged, courses offered and Use made ny graduates Of their training and also gives cousidoraolo space to faculty and athletic qu=s tlons.
 The land grant colleges have ar enrolment or to"og@ men and 5a. 100 women, or 16 per cent Of th' college population Among them ar such institutions "s tha Trirersjtle Of Illinois, California. Missouri Maryland, Tennessee. Florida, an. Massachusetts Institute Of Tech noiogy, Purdue. Cornell Ohio Stat and Penrsylyania State.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
Judd and Nelson Open
 HuD Service Station

Harold r. JuIl a0d E0l0Ipn NeI- son have been granted the franchise 10 conduct the HupuoDile service station in this city and will operate at 4 Pleasant street. where MT. Judd nas conducted station for several years. AIr. Nelson has been with the Hupnobil@ company for nearly c years. They will open for business on January ,.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
Pocket Knives Taken
 From Main St. Store

] 1a U4h0Eor oF f2e FLaE SHop located at 5uo Main street reported to Policeman John IIehler yesterday noon that hs store had been en- tered yesterday while h. was absent and two c1~-s ot pcck@, knives stolen, H. told the policeman that th. knives Were valued in excess Of $&". A small boz Of pocket flash llghts were also missing
 A search about the promises by Policeman IIeal-r failed 10 disclose any evidence Of forced entry hay ing nteu made,
 Thr empty casos which contained the, loo, Were found outside the store door.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
TRANITR IN TROUBLE

New London Dec 3p tP}-Coas5t guard destroyer force headquarters here announced today that radio message telling that the trawI4r Notre Dame was in trouble off the Gaorges Banks had been received and that the cutter Tampa had been dispatched to aid the craft. The trawler was believed 10 have eX- perienced engine trouble.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
RRIII~H NIRMI\ B; RIIn

London. I}ar. &o lPD - Granville Warts Of tho Royal Ar Force, who declined 10 serve as member of tHv urew of the dirig]hIe R-1o1 and \ no was killed last week in a nororcycl~ arndent, was buried to- 4ay. Members Of the crew Of the alr~hin G-1ao attended the service. T wont with the H-1oo on her t-arsatanttc flight 10 Canada.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
NEW ENGLAND RaBBIN ELECT

New Haven, Dec, &o G.Pj-kabbi David Goldberg Of Brockton, Mass. was elected president Of the Jewish Teachars' Association Of New Eng land Liberal schools at the close of is tWo-day convection here. Other officers were Rabbi BerE Conan, Boston vice president. and Rubin Laurie. Boston. treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07
Exhibit Train Due In
St. Louis Feb. ii

HARLINGEN. Feb. THE Mis-
souri, Pacific exhibit train Of VAL
ley products. which has battled its
way through the worst weather ever
encountered by the exhibit from
this section. will wind up its pres
emit trip Feb. IL. at ST. Louis. &C
cording to l.. ". Meyer. agricul-
tural agent of the Missouri Pacific.
Meyer said another shipment OF
vegetables will be moved out to-
day TO ~replenish the supply on the
car. which is now on its way to
Memphis. Tenn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07
LARGE RADIO
STORE OPENS
Whalen Company Has Six
Speciality Men To Care
For Valley
Special 70 The Herald.l

ALAMO, Feb. 7.-One Of the
largest radio stores and repair lab
o~ratories in the Valley is to be OPEN
ed here Saturday by Bill whalen,
well known radio man. The public
is being especially invited TO visit
the shop Saturday and Sunday.
Whalen's new place is located on
the highway west OF town. He has
a store building IS by rs. providing
ample space for a full line Of At
water Kent radios, Of which he ex-
poets TO carry all types.
Attached TO the store Whalen Is
to have a complete repair service,
with up-to-date equipment for Civ
ing thorough and prompt service.
! Whalen is the authorized Atwater
Kent dealer for the upper end OF
the Valley. including the towns OF
Alamo, Donna. Pharr, San Juan,
Edinburg and Mission. To facilitate
service he Vlll employ six radio
men and three trucks.
He has been in the radio business
IN the Valley since 1922.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07
South Texas Chamber
Strong Against Box

CORPUS CHRISTI, Feb. THE
South Texas Chamber Of Com
merce has actively represented its
territory in opposing passage OF
the Box and johnson bills by con-
gress. Roy Miller of Corpus Chris
ii has represented the regional
chamber in the committee hear
ings.
Resolutions and kilograms by the
score from all sections OF the
Southwest have poured into wash
ington urging the visit Of the com-
mittee to the Southwest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07
Returns to Valley
Especial to The Herald

ISptCIdI 70 TIE
HARLINGEN, Feb. six Muir
ray. formerly a Valley newspaper
man. at one time publisher Of the
Harrington Star. is back in the VAL
ley TO live. after being in the
north for four years with land
companies.
Murray said he plans 70 estab-
Hsh offices at McAllen, and to do
citrus culture work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07
Elks Seek Members

HARLINGEN, Feb. 7.-Inaugura-
ton OF a membership campaign
with a goal of 1000 will be started
next week by the Mercedes Elks
club. according 10 announcement
here.
The club now has about 400 men,
bers. and is n Of the strong
est il the state. II has a large
building at Mercedes.
Judge L. T. Hoyt Of Mercedes is
exalted ruler.