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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15

Of the board Of trustees total &235, 900,
aside from o pledge by Lutheran women
Of $4,000 for q chair Of religious edu-
cation. Mrs. Tonner announced an adj
ditional gift of $4,000.
The college, as outlined In today's
announcement, will provide a liberal
arts training for young women, with
particular stress upon spiritual values"
Stating the reason for the calling Of the
conference to expedite the establishment
Of the college, Mrs. Tonner said:
"It is a wonderful age in which to
live, but a tragically difficult age in
which to be young. It is an age Of un-
rest, Of false social standards, of ir-
reverence In art, of q veneer Of ma
terialism, In which youth in the cru
chile, without that full testing which
living has given to you and me, Is
whirled helplessly confused"
The name Of Mrs. James J. Davis,
wife of the Secretary OF Labor, heads
the list Of members for the Washington
district of the general organization
committee. With Mrs. Davis will serve
Mrs w. r. Morehead, Paul r. Myers,
j. Harvey Wattles and Miss Barbara
Wiegand.
Additional Washingtonians listed as
founders are Dr. william J. Showalter,
Irving L. Koch and Henry M. Wiegand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15
FOUNDERS OUTLINE
PLAN FOR COLLEGE
New Institution Near City
Has $235, 900 in Hand.
kimited to Women.

Definite plans for the establishment
just outside of Washington of Grace
College, an educational institution for
young women Of all sects, by the lay
men of the United Brethren Church,
were announced here today by Rev. j.
Henry Harms, president Of the board
Of trustees, following. the election of
Miss Jessie Truman Of Norwalk, Conn,
as dean.
The college will be built upon a roll
ing tract Of 189 acres on the Washing
ton Gettysburg highway. Just beyond
Wheaton. The tract was bought some
time ago tpr the establishment of the
institution.
The plans for early establishment of
Grace College were announced today
following meeting of IS founders and
other laymen at Glen Foerd, the Tor
resdale. Pa, estate Of Mrs. Enos ReeSer
Artman and Mr.. and Mrs. william T.
Tonner. At this conference q general
organization committee was chosen with
Bernard K. Schaefer Of New York as
chairman.
The laymen have set the initial found
ing fund at 1900, 900, and 1t was re-
ported at the conference that the assets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15
PITTS TO BE GIVEN
HEARING THURSDAY

G. Bryan Pitts. former chairman OF
the board of directors Of the F. II.
Smith Co., will be arraigned before
United States Commissioner Needham
G. Turnage at o'clock Thursday morn
ing on an indictment charging him
with embezzling $1,156,o0o Of the COM
pany's funds.
Pitts was arrested in Palm Beach.
Fla, yesterday and placed under
100000 bond there, the bond being
made returnable in Washington. He
was taken into custody as he was pre-
pairing to board train for this city.
In telephone conversations with his
attorney, Wilton j. Lambert, Pitts has
denied the charge.
Pitts also is under bond on an indict-
ment charging him with a conspiracy
to use the mails to defraud. Six other
officials and men formerly identified
with the Smith company were indicted
on this same charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15
Youth With Sponge
Removes Marks Put
On Cars by Policeman
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASS0ClAbeu FTeSbs
BUFFALO, N. Y, April Is
Fewer motorists from one down.
town section have been hauled
into court lately for improper
parking. Patrolman Barney
Kane found out why, he dis
covered he was being trailed by
a small boy with a damp sponge.
AS fast as Kane placed q chalk
mark on the tire Of some parked
car, the boy erased 1t with his
sponge. No chalk mark, no tag
for traffic rule violation.
Whether the youngSter collect
ed fee from the erring motor
lists is not known, because he
went out of bushes saS soon as
he learned that his secret had
been discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-15
Remarkably Active
for a Man His Age

"I've suffered my last spell OF
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SOS w. 207th Street, New York. "I
found out that by taking ACIDINE
three or four nights a week, never
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Sick, sour stomach, indigestion,
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will do 1t without help. That's why
more than two million people are
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enjoy good appetite and freedom
from distress and pain after eating.
You can get ACIDINE at any drug
Store.-Advertisement.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13

row afternoon and evening for the exchange or books.
 The weekly whist at St. Gabriel's Episcopal church scheduled for this evening will be omitted.
 The condition Of the main high way below Morse's corner is very bad and 1t ia expected that the highway department will remedy stretch of road is on a grade and has become rough like the surface of a wash board. Drivers swing wide 10 the right and left of the road 10 gain smooth tracticn.
 X stranger who was walking along the street here on the way 10 Middletown yesterday was taken in o custody by a member of the Md dletown police force as suspect in the theft of car belonging to Ed ward Law of the state hospital in Middletown. He is now said to have confessed.
 Church Night" will be observed at the Methodist church this eve ming at 7:30 o'clock. The devotional hour will be followed by an odu- cational hour. the topic of the eve ming to be India" The usual buff fet luncheon will be omitted.
 The Boy Scouts will meet for short time tomorrow evening
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
Old Sore Ten Years Old! Healed

For over SO yrs. the healing and soothing power Of Peterson's Oint- ment has quickly banished old soras of long standing-has brought in s,ant comfort to folks suffering with piles. itching skin. burns-has cradi- Cated worst pimplos. blackheads and Eczema in just few days.
 And one 55 cent box Of Peterson's z Ointment at any drugstore proves it even one application ConvinCes you've at last discovered q wonder working Ointment which won't fall to give you results you want,
 Mrs. Fay korenchull of Chicago H.. writes: "G am fl yrs. old and had running sore over my ankl" for over 10 yrs. tried treatments and salvcs but failed to heal 1t, Then got box Of Peterson's Ointment and in days time it was healing and very shortly the sore disap- peared.'
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
CHURCH TRANSFERS

Hartford, Nov. 13 R-The fol- lowing clerical appointments were announced this morning in the Catholic Transcript:
 Rev, Edward J. Plunkett from St Joseph's church, Poquonock. 10 St Joseph's church, Danbury. pastor; Rev. John A. Sullivan from St. Tridget's church. Moodus, 10 St. Marys Star of the Sea church, unionyille. pastor; Rev. Patrick L. Dolan from the Church Of the Holy Rosary, Bridgeport. 10 St. Joseph's 5 Robert ]. Bowen from St. Augus- tines church, Bridgeport, to St, Bridget's church. Moodus. pastor.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
Yale Prof. Puts Damper
 On Laboratory Highball

New Haven, Nov. 13 - Graduate students and fellows in Yale's de- partment of chemistry have been asked to forego the pleasure Of high balls garnished with alcohol meant for experimental use. The head of the chemistry department, Prof. Ar thur J. Hill. having been notified by federal agents that industrial grain alcohol is being consumed by stu dents yesterday warned the students that the practice must stop. His warning contained an implied threat of dismissal in case of detec- ton.
 We use a very large amount Of alcohol in our extensive research work" Professor Hill said. and our record ia better than that of many universities"
 The alcohol, valued outside at $1a or more a gallon, is purchased from tho university storehouse at 25 cents q litre. slightly moro than a quart.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
LAUNCHES VOLLEY
 OF HOT POTATOES Nick CerniWiCZ Arrested After Bombardin6 Rest Of Family C0NSIABLE'S CAR HIT
kaiiupka Finds No Cause For Ar rest-East Berlinite Shoots Red Fox-Golf Tourney Starts-COrn Borer Headquarters Changed,

Constable Frank Brown, called this morning to a home on Lower lane, Berlin arrested Nick Cerniwicz and brought him to the New Brit ain police station on 3, charge of breach of the peace. Constable Brown was called by Cerniwicz's family, who said he was throwing hot potatoes about the house and causing unusual disorder in general.
 Cerniwicz is believed to have been drinking heavily and. feeling a bit wild, began to disturb members of the household. He saw pot of boiling potatoes and decided noth- ing would be more fitting than to hcave q few of them around among members of the family. This ac- ton was not met with approvingly by others. however, and Constable Brown was called to quiet the spud tosser
 Bumps Constable
 While Consta ble George kanup- ot Mack's garage in kensington last night another car driven by Miss Lena Massrio of East Berlin bumped into 1t rather violently. Little damage was done during the impact. however, and the constable saw no reason to arrest the young lady.
 Crash Heard At Ipson's
 About midnight last night several residents of kensington heard a loud crash as if two automobiles had col lided with each other. Ii is thought that the drivers of the cars, which were travelling in the same direction, were racing each other. They did not stop. however. and no trace of . mishap was found
 Shoots Red Fox
 Joseph Barcella of East Berlin ehot red fox in the woods near kensington yesterday, this being the time. Barcella had spoken 10 his employer concerning shooting a fox just previous 70 his exploit, and his employer jestingly told him he would give one dollar for every hair on fox he might shoot. Doubtless the bill will go unpaid, for the ami nal was fully clothed in anticipa- tion of the winter.
 To Entertain Junior Choir
 The Woman's Aid society Of the Berlin Congregational church will entertain the members of the Junlo- choir in the church dining room with a supper Friday night. The junior choir. composed of about 50 members. sang last Sunday at the regular church service. and its ren- ditions were well received.
 Golf Tourney Started
 A golf tournament has been started at the new Country club golf course recently installed in Lloyd's hall on Main street Ken sington. For the remainder of the week low scores will be tabulated and the lowest 20 will be eligible 10 compete in the match play which will begin the first Of next week,
 Players may submit any number Of scores during the remaining days Of the week, and the lowest Of all their offerings will be taken as of-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
WATERBURY DRIVER INJURED IN CRASH Car Demolished When It Hits
 Telephone Pole Headon
 STATE POLICE ACTIVE
Auxiliary Officers Installed Into or flee - Albert Royce Called By Death-Narious Church Activities Fire at Pennington Reserve.

Louis Bromberg, of 365 Willow street, Waterbury, was painfully in jured last evening at 6:45 o'clock when his automobile left the road at Hart's corner and crashed into Il telephone pole. The Waterbury man was considerably shaken up and received two fractured ribs be- sides cuts and bruises. Dr. Lawrence + Post treated him at the scene of the crash and had him taken 10 his Waterbury home.
 Mir. Bromberg was on his way 10 q party and had his machine filled with foodstuffs As he neared Hart's corner, going towards Southingtor, he suddenly shot across the high way to the left hand side and struck the pole, the car being badly damag ed. The impact of the crash bent the pole over on dangerous angle.
 The injured man told Constable Daniel Tedesco. investigating officer, that another car had cut him short  forced to shoot across the road, los ing control of the machine.
 Anti-Spceding Crusade
 The state police have started d crusade against speeding on the new East street highway. During the past few days two officers have been patroling the highway, and they re ported to Judge Merritt o. Ryder yesterday that they had made sev- eral arrests. The officers are expect cd to be in Plainville on numerous occasions for the next two weeks.
 The campaign against speeding on the highway was brought about by Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon. who is determined 10 show motorists that the town means business in connection with East street.
 Motor Coach Changes
 The schedule of motor coaches between New Haven and Simsbury will be changed Sunday. Coaches will leave the Plainville station daily, except Sunday, for New Haven at 1n;51 a. m. and 5;31 p. m. and for @imsbury at 9:0S a. m. and 4:OS D. m, Sundays only. for Simsbury at o:OS a. m. and for New Haven at 5:Ol p. m.
 Mrs. Katherine Styfcl
 Mrs Katherine V. Styfel, IS. Of Kent street, Plainville. died yester- day at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Shilosky of Old Turn pike road, Southington.
 Besides her husband. she leaves eight brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning a the home of her parents. with a requiem mass at St. Thomas s church. Southington, at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in St. Thomas's cem- eterY. Southinston.
 Church Night Postponed
 The Church Night service and calendar social scheduled for this evening at the Baptist church has been postponed 10 enable all to go to Southington 10 hear H. A. Rode heavcr. internationally known sing CT and composer of gospel hymns,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
Widow of Dr.. HiIlis
 Dies in RrOnxyilIe

New York, Nov. 13 LPS-Mrs Annie Louise Hilis. widow Of Dr Newell Dwight Eillis clergyman and author, died carly today of a heart attack at her home in BronXville She was co.
 Dr. Hilis was pastor Of Plymouth Congregational church. Henry Ward Beecher's charge in Brooklyn. for 25 years and was pastor emeritus when he died in 1929
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13

mcnts served. Christmas jewelry will be on display.
 A we'll child conference will be held in the nurses rooms in the Neri block tomorrow afternoon from ? 10 { o'clock.
 A dance will be given this eve ming in Colonial hall on West Main street by the telephone girls Of the lccal exchange. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. The Harmony Boys Broadcasting or chestra will furnish the music.
 The Plainville Aces will hold all important football practice this eve ming at $50 o'clock. All members are requested to report
 H, & Fl. ROWLING SCORES
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
4. R. MALl<IN DIES

Norwalk. Nov. 13 LP-Albcrt P Malkin. 70, banker and building contractor Of this city. died last night at the Post Graduate hospi- tai in New York city, following an operation. The deceased was na- tive of New Canaan and headed the firm of A. R Malkin G5 Co. of Nor walk, which has specialized in th+ erection of fine residences.
 Mir Malllin was a member of st. Johns lodge. A. r. 6i \. NJ; Wash. ington chapter. Royal Arch MasonS; Clinton commandery. Knights Tem- plars; Pyramid temple, Mystic Shrine. He was director of the Norvalk library, the Norwalk club. the National bank Of NorWalk and president of the Norwalk Savings society,
 The remains are being brought to NorNalk for funeral services here.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
Sons of Sandino Aide
 Die Fighting Marines

Mexico City, Nov. 13 IP-Rcpre- gent chicftain, Augustine Sandino. today said that Pedro Jr., and Vic tcriano Altamirano. sons of San d:no's principal aide, Pedro Altam- franc, had been killed in a fight with United States marines
 Another son, Melecio. was sald to have been severely wounded in the encounter, which centercd about the Altamirano homestead Sandino himself was asserted to have recov- cred from recent wounds and Q have rcassumed charge Of his men.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
BANKERS SUSPENDED

Philadelphia Nov. 3 LP Smith Brothers X Company. investment bankers. who yesterday announced it would voluntarily liquidate it's af- fairs, was suspended by the Phila- delphia stock exchange today for in solvency.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13

John Donnelly, candidate for mayor at the last city elections. both demo- crats. It is known, however, that others seek to bring the party sys- tenn, which was used here in 1910, back into the fold.
 Under the current system, men are elected 70 office after having been chosen by the people at the prlni- aries. Party politics are not ln- volVed, each candidate having to fight his own battle. It is probable that a discussion of the ward sys- tenn of voting Will also be held at the meeting.
 Engagement Announced
 The engagement of Miss Bessie Mlskis, daughter of Carl Miskis of Forest street. Terryville, to Angus tus Poole of this city has been an- nounced.
 To Give Play
 The Swedish Lutheran church Of Iorestville will present one-act play in the Swedish dialect tomor- row evening in the church parlor. A number of musical selections will be rendered. the entire program to be sponsored by the Ladies Aid SO ciety of the church in place of the annual fair.
 To Open New Home
 The new home of the Polisb American Citizens club, in the old l north end of North Main street, will be formally opened Sunday after room at 2:30 o'clock. The structure, which has been completely remod. eled. was purchased by the Polish organization through Frank Wis nieski. local real estate dealer. from the city some time ago at a cost O. Sl0,000.
 The officers of the club, headed by President John Cavryl, are pre- pairing a program for the opening. 4 prominent Polish orator will be procured for the ocCa sion.
 Building Permit Issued
 Antonio Savino of 50 South street extension was granted a permit a the office of the superintendent Of public works this morning 10 erect q one-car garage for himself at that address at an estimated cost Of s219.
 Hart Attaches Land
 Constable Thomas H. Hart has at tached land belonging to Sophie Pirog on Beech street in an action brought by Steve Skrzypczynsni through Attorney Howard T. Mathcr to collect Sf00. certificate filed al the office of the city clerk today showed. The case IS returnable to the office of Attorney William \. DeRosier on November 2 at 10 q. m.
 Probate Record Filed
 The late s. Addie Strung has left land on Woodland street tc Bessie A. Cairns. according to 9 certificate of probate filed at the city hall this morning.
 second Anniversary Celebration
 The second anniversary of the opening of Club Champlain on Pros pect street will be celebrated at o'clock this evening. A luncheon will be served and an entertainment, consisting of boxing bouts, vaude- vile and dancing, will be presented.
 Special Meeting
 X special meeting of Zeslots Hook and Ladder company No. 1. School street. will he held at the central station on Meadow street at s:o0 o'clock rhis evening All members are urged to be present.
 Motor Coach Change
 The schedule of motor coaches between New Haven and Slmsbury will be changed Sunday. Coaches will leave the Plainvlle station daily, except Sunday, for New Haven at 10:5l q. m. and 5:3l ?, m. For Slmsbury at 9:0S a. m. ad 4:0s D. m.
 The train leaving Bristol at 1o:SS q. m, except Saturdays. will con- meet with the coach for New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13

A Hollywood man has construct ed an automobile 9 feet long, which has two rumble seats.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
Honorably Discharged

Nelson E. Morgan, formcrIy a sef- geant in the L. s. army, was honor ably discharged on October Q fol- lowing II years service, 1t was learned here today. He is making his home with his parents at 24 Maple street.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
Building Permit Issued

Antonio Savino of 50 South street extension was granted a permit al the office of the superintendent Of public works this morning to erect q one-car garage for himself at that address at an estimated cost Of s219.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
Hart Attaches Land

Constable Thomas H. Hart has at tached land belonging to Sophie Pirog on Beech street in an action brought by Steve Skrzypczynsni through Attorney Howard T. Mathor to collect Sf00. a certificate filed al the office of the city clerk today showed. The case IS returnable to the office of Attorney William N. DcRosier on November 27 at 10 q.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
Auxiliary Installation

The newly elected officers of Brock Barnes post unit were install cd last evening at s o'clock in Lc- clon hall on Whiting street, First District President Mrs. Edith Hol- lister of Windsor was the installing officer.
 Supper was served at 6:S0 o'clock 10 a large number of members and guests. Mrs. Scotield. past president of the Berlin unit was present, as
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
Rheumatic Pains Go Swollen Joints
 Vanish

Sore, swollen, unsightly joints are quickly freed from pain and brought back 10 normal %ith RuMa.
 Lame people walk without aid; sleep comes to those who have been unable 10 lie in bed; hands that were helpless because Of terrible rheumatism are now able to do their share for the support of the family,
 Ru-Ma is wonderful remedy for stiffening of the joints, rheumatic pains, gout. neuritis and lumbago.
 It IS d worker; it never falters, never gives up until every vestige of the dangerous polsons that cause rheumatism are expelled from the body.
 There r no guess work about Ru-Ma's ending your rheumatic misery That's why Fair Drug Dept. and good druggists everywhere can sell 1t with guarantee Of money back if it does not give quick and lasting relief.