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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-05
GOODWILL BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES

At Goodwill Baptist Church 4lO N,
Monroe St., Sunday, July 9th HAS
A. M, subject, Releasing Our Re-
serves" 8 p. NJ, Holy Communion,
subject Keeping 1t in Remsm-
brance." All are welcome.
w. b. BALL, Pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-05

motoring, hosting, lolling ON the
beach or in ths woods or parks, Such
dishes con be prepared IN the morn
ing allowing The rest Of the day for
sftdSsf ts6festi6a, Such foods are
less fstteBihg and agree with almost
sHyShs ON summer days. Folks are
nos estihe nearly SO hssvy foods
a8wsdsys, especially in summer
''PleRby Of lee Will make Fourth
Of Jaiy eeiebfsti6as safe, end sshsf
Ike for The picnic, the motoring
trip. the party on Lawn Or beach. Ice
keeps The batter fresh, the milk from
securing; t8s sandwiches from dry
iHsi me beverages palatabls. Missd
with sals Il makes delicious Ice
creams ana sbetbsts and kssps thsm
EeNa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-05

Chicago.-The campaign of the
Chicago Whip has been instru-
mental in placing two colored men
and two colored women as clerks
in the United Cigar Stores here.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-05
Seminary Creditors Agree
To Accept Percentage

Labor Day, September l, 1880,
is the day set for conclusion Of
100000 drive 10 wipe out the en-
tire debt Of the Virginia Seminary
Some heavy creditors agree 10
accept a percentage Of the money
due them as payment in full as il
seen from the following letters
received by President Johns:
"Rcferring 10 our conversation
Of today, in reference 10 the ac-
count we have against the Vir-
ginia Theological Seminary and
College, Of this city, we are will
ing TO accept 80 per cent Of this
indebtedness in full settlement Of
this account, provided it is paid
on or before September l, 1880.
The said Indebtedness will run
around $1,000.
Very truly yours,
Adams Bros. -Paynes Co."
eve are in receipt Of yours Of
the Goth offering compromise of
50 per cent Of our debt TO be paid
in so days. We will accept this
and hope you will have no diff
Guilty in raising enough funds to
make this settlement.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-05

TN pgezsnt a challenge
to every right thinking Negro in
America. In order that these gen
erous offers Of those who have ex-
tended credit TO the school may
meet worthy response from all
especially benefited, every Colored
Person in Virginia and every 9TH
er state, who has any real interest
in institutions for human uplift,
is asked to give one dollar to the
Virginia Seminary before Septem-
Der first. This challenge comes TO
each individual. Let not one say,
''they will not miss me-"
To assure a successful conclu-
sion Of the 100000 drive, each
person is asked 70 give one dollar
in addition to his own dollar, for
that person who is always either
unwilling or unable to do his duty.
During the Civil War, when Ken
lucky was hesitant about sending
her quota Of soldiers, the Gov
ernol of Ohio telegraphed to Pres
ident Lincoln, "Ohio will furnish
Kentucky's quota"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-05
EXELENTO
OUININE POMADE

is the original 1t reaches
the roots of the hair and
gives natural lustre that
stays! Stops itching scalp
and makes harshest hair
soft and pliable.
At AL Drug Stores.
Write for FREE sample
and book of Beauty Hints.
ExELENTO MEDICINE CO.
Atlanta, Ga.
AS a fitting climax to the end
ing of the Seminary Debt Clear
ing Drive successfully on Labor
Day, the Wise Male Chorus Of
Philadelphia, and the Sabbath Glee
Club Of Richmond, Va, will rival
each other in a singing contest.
DR.. James and President Johns
are working ceaselessly and wisely
to wipe out the entire debt at once
instead of soliciting funds which
hardly pay interest on the debt.
Thoughtful people of both races
are rallying to their support in an
unprecedented way.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-05
Tor
hair beauty

Gladys May of Shufflin' Sam Co.
Follow the lead of Gladly
May, vivacious actress in
Shuf1in' Sam from Ala.
bam' who says she finds
Exelento the most de-
liqhtful hair dressing she
has ever used.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-09-25

that Benton County, . nxnisipsl eorpor-
alton of the Stats of WsshinEtcu. In the
holder OF Certificates OF Delinquency
numbered 563 10 z1s tnslzsivs, issued on
the lat dsy OF June. 1854, by The County
of Benton, State OF Warrington, for the
amount of Fifty-fiva thousand fivs hun
bred twenty-saven and twsnty-six cne-
hundredths dollars (s5S.617.2sl. the same
being the amount then due and delinquent
gether with penalty, interest and costs
there on upon read property assessed 10
you and of which You are tks owners or
reputed owners, situated In said county.
apd particularly described as follows, to-
wit;
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-09-25
80. Ear pua1IcArroN ~ roREcLosURE or TAx

of Richland as trustee OF all Lossl I'm
provemant Districts therein. and al
persons unknown IL any. having OF
claiming to have an interest In and 70
the real property hereinafter described.
Defendants.
THE STATE or WASHINGTON:
To the above named detan&ants and
each Of them; including al persons I'M
known, IL any, having or claiming 70
have an interest or estate In and to the
hereinafter described real property sit
uate IN Benton County, Washington.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-09-25

Beginning at a point ON Northwesteriy
line of third st. 30 IT. Northwesteriy
from intersection of Westerly line of
third St. with Northwesterly line OF
Sheridan Ave, thence Southwesterly
parallel with Northwesterly line of
Sheridan Ave. to its intersection with
Westerly line ofA third st, thence
Southeasterly along Westerly line OF
third st. to point of Beginning. KNOWN
as Tax Lot No. Is
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-09-25

Beginning at point of intersection of SW'ly
line of Third st. with Northwesterly
line of Sheridan Ave-, thence North
westerly along Southwesterly line OF
Third st. 35 it., thence Southwesterly
parallel with Northwesteriy line OF
Sheridan Ave. produced to Yakima river
thence Southwesterly along said river
to its intersection with Northwesteriy
line of Sheridan Ave- produced, thence
NortheasterIy along Northwesterly line
produced to point Of beginning. Known
90 Toy r nj No ia
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-09-25

$50 1t. OF Tract and Tract 2
W. 800 IT. of Tract and all Of Tracts
and
That part of IT, lB lying North Of .
line beginning at intersection Of south
line of said tract with west line there
of. thence north 33 degrees Is min. w.
25O.s #. to point of beginning of this
line thence east to intersection of east
line of said tract. Known as Tax Lot
No. ACT Part Tract
That part of Tr. Alb lying South OF
line beginning at intersection Of South
line of Tract with West line thereof,
thence North. 3s degrees 10 min.
250.s TT. to point OF beginning Of this
line thence East to intersection OF
East line of said tract. Known SO Tax
Lot No. 46s. Part tract :
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-09-25
DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION
of Lot thence West TO beginning. lsss
so acres and s.1k asres. Known as
Tax Lot No. ae7 6
Beginning at SW scr. Of SE NV, thence
e. 1922 It, thence n. 743 f., themes
w. 302.2 It. thence .. z&s It. 70 begin
ming.
W. AS acres NwN SEX, b. n. of
canal less o. W. Z. rtw. and w. s.<5
NV 81 Sc. between N. Q. ~. rtw. and
canal rtw.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
A. A. MILLS ID OPEN | PLUMBERS SESSION
Other New Britain Men on State
 Convention Committees

A. A. Mills of this city, completing his second term as president of the Master Plumbers Association of Connecticut, will open the 40th an- nual convention in Hartford. May l5. The convention will be brought to close on the following night. Headquarters will be at the Bond hotel and sessions will take place-at { Bushnell Memorial hall. the first at o'clock in the afternoon Of May l ,. Governor John H. Trumbull, Mayor Walter E. Patterson and of flcials of the state and national as sociations of master plumbers will be on the speaking program. In the evening dinner dance will be held at the Bond hotel ball room. Busi- ness meetings. reports of committees election of officers and dinner are on the program for the second day
 William R. Fenn is a member of the resolutions committee, Thomas Firth is on the legislative committee, and A. E. Weiant will serve on the apprentice committee for the conven- ton.
 In their first state gathering, mem bers of the women's auxiliary will hold convention May fl in the modernistic room of the Hotel Bond. Mrs. A. A. Mills of this city is a member Of the committee in charge.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
ROCKEFELLER DISTURBED
 OVER LOSS OF BOUQUET
OH Millionaire Has Thorough Search Made For Boutouniere Given
 By Friend

Lakewood. N. J., May 3 P- There was much ado at the Rocke. feller estate yesterday when John D. Rockefeller lost a boutonnierG which had been made expressly for him by a warm personal friend Mrs. Theron McCampbell of Holm del.
 MT. Rockefeller, as is his wont a couple times week, drove over to have luncheon with Mir. and Mrs. McCampbell, who have large stock farm at Holmdel. a village 30 miles north of Lakewood.
 Mrs. McCampbell has a hooby of making buttonhole bouquets of arti- hcial flowers. As Mir Rockefeller prepared to take leave of the fam lily, she fastened a particularly dain- ty one in the lapel Of his froc!i coat
 After reaching home. the oil man, golfer and philanthropist discovered his decoration was missing. The house was carefully searched in vain. The automobile was then brought out in the strong light and careful search made for the miss ing keepsake.
 Finally it was discovered under the seat lining.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
No Room at State Farm,
 Woman Is On Probation

The tares 'n the form Of a crowd rd condition at the state farm for women al Lyn1o Interyencd yester- day 70 save Peggy sloHskl. o@. of 26 Dewey street. and after ,. day and night in q cell at the police station she "aS released today in charge Of lhe probation department for one year.
 Peggy vas convicted in police court yesterday Of the charge Of i'm proper conduct and sentenced 10 the House Of Good Shepherd at Hart ford, but after court it vas learned that she vas over the age limit for admission 10 the institution It was thought then that she could be sent 10 Lyme but there vas no room for her, so Judge TraceshI in court to- day imposed 9 suspended sentence 10 the farm.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
RIVER COMMISSION WILL APPEAL CASE
Westerners Oppose Boulder Dam
 Plans for Construction

l. Phoenix, ArlZ., May 2 P-Ex- pressing frank disapproval Of alleged haste in completing plans for the construction Of Boulder Dan Arizona. Colorado river commission officials today reiterated their inten- ton of carrying the subject 10 the nlted States supreme court.
 Charles E. Ward, chairman. and John Mason Rush. secretary, said they had TO Information relative to power contracts recently signed with the city Of Los Angeles and the Southern California Edison Co.
 Declaring press reports had said the contracts were hurried 10 Wash lneton by air mail, were sent to the budget committee Tuesday, and re- ported back to President Hoover tn. following day. the Arizona officials asked ,he reason for the haste.
 Jt appears 10 u5 that 1t would have been only fair to have sub m1tteG these power contracts or coples thereof 10 the goy4rnors of the SIX basin states, other thal, Cali tornla, so ;hc states legal depart meAts might lave determined whetn. CT they confor.-l to the law" q formal statement s:ii.
 Ar.?onl contends that her water and power rlg@ts have not 3oen re- sp"ctrd. and that the Swing Johnson blil Dy which [; lIslatlon for the dam " IS obtained, IS not constitutional.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
FACTIONS SEEKING
 VOTES 0N PARKER
Attempt to Line Up Doubtful Senators for Ballot Next Week

Washington. May tP-A week end recess brought a surface Hull today in the senates dispute over the nomination Of Judge John J ! Parker as an associate justice oi the supreme court. but efforts to swing doubtful votes into the re- 1 spective balloting columns of tha two opposed factions went forward | Unabated
 A roll call which will decide the issue ot confirmation or rejection will be taken early in the week, possibly on Monday. Today the out come Of the vote was uncertain Eight members Of the senate were conceded to be undecided and on these the persuasive talents of the sponsors and opponents Of thc North Carolina Jurlst were con- centrated
 A week Of debate. ending las night brought into prominence the assertions Of labor and negro orgau- lzatlons that Judge Parker is preju- diced against the working man and the negro race, and the fundd- mental issue ot the case, which is q contention that confirming the nomination would serve 10 increase the already large majority Of con- seryative opinion on the supreme bench.
 Senator Norris, Independent re- n1lh1irzr \rhr.Siya ioip tack on Parker late yesterday with a three-hour speech expressing viz orous opposition to confirmation. He said that in the famous red Jacket decision, Judge Parker had shown the bent Of his mind" that the federal Judiciary vas creating laws as we'll as interpreting them, tha. many labor injunctions were "un- fair and inhuman" and that "wc must pass on these judges before We give them an opportunity 10 pass on us"
 The greatest legislative institu- ton in the world is the American Judiciary" he said. Not only is it legislative but its decroes are un- fair. could i'll volume after vol ume with their injunctions setting Up new crimes-not crimes made by the legislature, but crimes made by the court.
 T want more humanity in the courts. If We don't put q curb on the injunction power of judges our ooasted liberty will be gone. How can We reach it? One way VIC can reach 1t is 10 pass on these judges before we give them an opportunity to pass upon the people"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
HOOVER ID DELAY
 CHOICE FOR STUDY
Commission Not 10 B2 Nan8d
 Under Normal Situation

Wellington. May 2 r.TJ-p-a-- -aa-- Hoover nlI delay appointment 0. his proposed commission 10 study t0r ,.c#-nn.~ rorre- rciua bgsIrr-- ooorre aaa arpr~ssione until tho n~~.rrt sH~h. disorder has con- n'r'a|F s..ads1 and proper per tTer-.r ts afforded.
 Ih'- "a- made l-0orr las, night 'n aG0-0's-railon circles after con- siderable speculation as to when and hon Mir Hoover would proceed with The surrey he @ret mentioned be- fore 'ra r. s Chamber of Com morce Thursday night
 r. Was cnphasizal. to correct possible faisa impression. tha. Mir. Hoover does not contemplate a "srl- per-power' body 10 direct American ocoromic life. The commission he proposes, it was said. will merely study business forces 10 obtain data which 1t Ia hoped will help bust noss mon 70 obliterare 'booms" and "crashes-' 4 sin1tiar a'udy vas made in 1919 and is-a
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
TONG VAR LOOMS
 AT CHICAGO MEET
Whalen Increases Number Of Police in Chinatown Section

New York. May 3.-P,-Reports reaching police headquarters that the Hip Sing Tong vas holdin. 4 secret meeting in Chicago to decide whether war should be declared against Its rival tong the On Lcongs, resulted in a half hundred polio. being placed on duty n New York $ Chinatown today
 Police Com missioner Whalen said the increased patrol would continue in the district probably for two weeks.
 The commissioner and several po- lice officials called at the Hip Sing headquarters in Doyees street last night on receipt of reports that d war council was meeting there. Ong Vow. president Of the tong. denied they were holding war confer ence but admitted the Chicago meet ing was being held. The threatened war was attributed to competition over gambling.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

A. Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the District or Berlin in tn. County of Hartford and state of Connecticut. on the lst day ot May A. D. ls50.
 Present. Bernard r. Gsrney, Esr. Jucge On motion Of Charles II. Leppert of said New Britain as Administrator on Ire Estate Of Henry t. Lepnert late ot New Brltan within said district dec,as.d This Court doth decree that sir months be allowed and limited for inc creditors Of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Admin istrator and directs that public notice h. IlNen of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in sad New Britain. and having a circulation in said district, and by posting copy thereof on ths punhc srn post in said Town of New Britain nearest the place where tho de- ceased last ovelt.
 Certified from Record
 BERNARD r. GAFFNEY, Jud-.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
PAYS RECORD FINE
 FOR LIQUOR SALE
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 tion Of the word poison" was made during the trial.
 As far as authorities could ascer- tain in their investigation. Jakubiak sold the alcohol to a Mountain View man who in turn manufactured a liquor said 10 contain only sugar and water. Mir. Falls and his wife drank portions Of the llquor on Thursday, April A. The next day the woman vas taken violently ill and removed to the New Britain General hospital where she died that afternoon at c;30 o'clock. The police gave the cause as alcoholic poisoning. Dr. John Purney, New Britain medical examiner, perform cd an autopsy and said that death was caused by dilation of the heart brought about by drinking liquor while she was in q poor physical condition. He said that he lid not think that the liquor was poisoned.
 Jakubiak was sought by the New Britain and Plainville police and officers from the states attorneys office last Saturday and Sunday. On Monday the man called on Judge w. r. Mangan Of New Britain and the latter accompanied him 10 Plainyille, where he gave himself up.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
City Items

Put your coal in cellar now at sl4.c5 ton, cash. Old Company Le- high and Hazelbrook. Stanley Svea Grain & Coal Co. Tel. 419.-advt.
 Lawn seed, field seed. garden seed. fertilizers. Hugh Reynolds Grain & Feed Co, @ Commercial. -adyt.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Kirshnit and daughter, Rose, are attending the Silver Jubilee of the American Laundry Owners association which is being held at the Hotel Taft, New Haven, today.
 The Daughters Of Isabella will hold a meeting Monday evening at I:SO o'clock at Judd's hall. The meeting will be followed by the an- nual May card party.
 There will be a hearsal O. the American Legion minstrel troupe tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Co. No. ' Of the fire department vas called 10 a dump fire on the c. E. Davenport property on Allen street at G:2l o'clock last night and Co. No. i went to a brush fire on the Stanley Works property on Slater road at 7:4S o'clock.
 George kalesinski Of oo2 Wash neiton street reported to the police at Io:30 o'clock last night that car owned by Walter kragiel of S8 Fremont street was stolen on Pros- pcCt street.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
STOCKHOLDERS FILE SUIT
 FOR SMITH co, RECEIVER
W ant Court to Pave Way For Re Opening of Southjngton
 Manufacturing Plant
.snec.al .n t.e Nera-rI

Southlngton, May S,-Papers in the third suit 10 bc filed against the If. D. smith Co, hardware manu- facturInC concern on West Main street. Plantsville. were served or officials Of the company yesterday. The plant closed about two months go
 The action has been brought by several stockholders and is q peti- ton for the appointment Of q re cclrer for the company So that tho Dlant may be reopcncd and business resumed
 The tro other actions are one for approximately sl4.hhO brought by the town Of SouthlnCton for the col lection Of tax liens and an action brought by Attorney Kendall M. Pierce Of Hartford as trustee for the bondhelder-.
 An injunction has been secured by the stMhhclders on behalf of the bondhold&s against the suit Of the town officials. Papers werc served in this case yesterday by Deputy &hcriii Harry Comstock Of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
NONDA1-The Secret of the Statue of Liberty

federal reserve rcdIscount rate, and lack Of response 10 President Hoo ver's optimistic survey Of business conditions.
 Curb stocks dropped one 10 three points as the liquidation on that market vas resumed. but only few large blocks were involved in the initial dealings. The flrt sale of Cities Service, representing q punching of orders. was 4o,2oo shares at 37ia of 7s. Electric Bond (; Share open cd with l6,s0o shares at 1o2l,, off 31t.
 Ticker Well Behind
 Heavy selling poured intc tn. market during the first hour of trading. the ticker falling nearly D minutes behind transactions
 Sales during the first halt hour aggregated 1,336,S0o shares.
 |. S. Steel and Westinghouse soon sold off more than $ share. Among the high priced issues, J. I. Case and lngersoll Rand lost about Slo. American Can vas strongly supported. selling little higher. Losses in General Electric anJ Standard of \. J. were soon extend cd 70 so.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
Bureau to Be Opened
 To Probe Expenditures

New York, May 3 LP,-A bureau Of municipal investigation will be set up in the finance department of New York city to see that contracts are completely carried out and to check eNorbltant. or collusiye bids.
 The bureau was voted yesterday by the board Of estimate at the re- quest Of Comptroller Berry It has been urged for months. Sponsors or the plan have declared it would save many times the s43.4oo yearly which will be paid in salaries to it's engineers and Investigators and that 1t would go far to prevent rccur- renee Of such episodes as th. Qucensborough sewer scandals Of two years ago.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

At 4 Court of Probate holden at New Britain within and for the District Of Berlin, in the County of Hartford and state Of Connecticut, on the lN day Of May. A. D. $50.
 Present. Bernard r. GaRney, Eso Judge. on motion Of John A. Helander of said New Britain as Executor Of the last will and testament of John A. Hel- lander, late of New Britain within sad district deceased.
 This Court doth decree that sI months he allowed and limited for the credtors Of said estate to exhibit thcir claims against the same to the EXecutor and directs that public notice be given or this order by advertising in a ners- paper published in said New Britain and having a circulation in said district and hy posting a copy thereof on the pubic sign post in said town Of New Britain nearest the place where the deceased lar dwelt and return make
 Certified from Record
 BERNARD F. GAFTNEY. Judge.