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V, Nov. i. i«>;::: I \v VA >x KST >.\ v. xov. i. if»:::; T H K A V> V A X 0 K - N K W S PAG 13 FIVE UVERSARY 3 OBSERVED WITH DINNER and Mrs. Eugene H. Duprey city celebrated their silver gr anniversary at their on Riverside avenue last ,. There were about forty- ^ts present for the occasion whom were Mr. and fNlrs. ce LeBeouf. Mr. and Mr*.' Duprey. Mr. and Mrs. Larry . Miss Ida Mae Duprey. uprey. Edgar Duprey. Henry* -. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dup- ., -Mrs. Herbert Barr\. Mrs. Brisard. Mr. and 3|rs. Hen- ods. Mrs. Alfred liafimon/ d Mrs. John Bray. 'Mr. and Napoleon Lesperanee. Miss a Lesperance. Mr. and Mrs.* ^eBeouf. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ^ebeouf. Mrs. (Rose Led?-r. 3mma Legault. Mrs. Eliza-^ ^avarne. Olrs. Richard De-* ack Tyo. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. eur. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ie, George 'MacCallum. I>*e. <. Mr. and Mrs. Georgre L^s- ?. Clem Walsh and son. Bill. Roy Woods. Mrs. »!li* ?>\ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ' Mr. and Mrs. James Car- Nonnan Gagnon. Mrs. Eliz- Blair. Mr. Earl Foster and , >nry Perkins. dining room was very pret- ;orated for the occasion and hie was centered with a ' ake. JS: the evening games were and square dancing enjoy- * idnight a bounteous supper rved after which Mr. and % jptvy were the recipient? of jeautiful gifts. The guests them health, success ar.d r^ss during the day to.corr.-. - iy Supper At St. John's Parish House niiy sui :*>•!* is to be held at * n's Parish House on Thurs- enini;, November -. from 5 under the auspices of St. r.uild. A very delicious menu * *n prepared by the ladies in ami will consist of escal- otatoes. meat loaf and ham. >iokles and jellies, pies and :-off^e. tea and milk. In cas>- ve been wondering, as v.e Jst what a penny supper is - explain that it is a rjeiiny n and that you will be abl* re a very nice dinner at a laH cost. Mrs. Eustace Earl * Tnan hi charge of all ar- ents. EDITION UNCHANGED -onditioo of Mrs. Milton * ot Pin**, uho was shot in It by her husband who then ted suicide Monday, r«r- . unchanged last night at tfc* Ti hos pita L X Laflear. Edgar Woods. Woods. Peter Terraoce. H. Thrall. William E. White. L Wells. Floyd H. Jenner. W. Arqnctte. Entmett F. s. Lionel Rocker. John M Frank Vincent. Rainoc<i ~r„ Joseph William Sovie. ras. Geonee Marl in Marine, Cowatrymaa. Leo Wilnwt. aesha. Alen Mai*h*lL Her- oster. Wilfred Bonchard >eaay. WHKnnt Kelly. E J iaa. ST* after Morris. Alter . CaH Baker. Albert Mills. > Miller. WBfiua KeHy. J. Lesi*era»ce. Oarl Gre^a *^H M<~Cab*. Albert P. Newell Gives Reasons for Resigning State Aid Bond Given Backing From Economic Council , 92 ™*y°^? r ******* * « RKO Vaudeville At the Strand Opens Thurrsday As announced iu the Advance-! economically sound and would be News yesterday, Albert P. NVwell has resigned as a director of the New York State Economic Council Inc. Mr. hXewell yesterday gave out the following copy of a letter which he sent to President Mer- win K. Hart, giving- in detail his reasons for withdrawing: Oct. 3*». 1»33. Mr. Merwin K. Hart. President. N. Y. State Economic Council. Inc.. 608 Chrysler Bid?.. New York. N. Y. Dear Mr. Hurt: Your letter of CVt. 2-Uh rrceived advising me that th^ Executive Committee ha< adopted unanimou.-- sell-sustaining when completed. 2. That the New York State Power Authority was set up by the people of the State as a whole and instructed and empowered to act as the representative of NVw York State as a whole to cooper- ate with the Federal Government in developing the St. JLawrence Seaway Project and the power de- rived therefrom on terms fair to both the State and the Federal Government. a. That Franklin I>. Roosevelt, when Governor of New York State, and as Governor, the representa- tive ot* the people of the entire Slate, was strongly behind the very project which the New York State Cities InBorse It in the State. There will be lour acts of RKO vaudeville on the slasre at the Strand theatre this week Thursday and Friday, headed by the Palm and ~. 4,-iw i Da >\ R*^'ue. \Alabamy Bound\ with candidates, c singing and dancing. Also on the State blu are 1>| . apeip ^ Gillette in have indorsed Proposition No. 1 for ty Steppers.\ Knowles & Hurst\ in the $00,000,000 State relief bond a comedy act \Monkey Shines.\ issue to be voted upon on Novem-! and BilIv 'Randal! & Co.. comedy. Ninety-two mayoralty in forty-two cities of ly the proposed legislative program.] Economic Council is now oppos- which, among oth^r items, contains! the following as item NV». *: € *W> are opposed to the building o St- Lawrence Canal because it would unduly add to the existing over-supply of transportation facili- ties.\ While I appreciate the fact that you are kind enough to urge me to ber 7. it was announced yesterday by the Citizens Committee on Un- employment, a committee of the State Charities Aid Association. The candidates have united in supporting this measure, the com- mittee announced, on humanitar- ian, nonpartisan and nonpolitical grounds. There is general agree- ment that approval of the bond! issue is imperative if the needy are. not to suffer this winter. I singing and talking imitations in a radio station. The feature picture attraction on. this bill is **The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi/* College faculties to the contrary, the flirtatious co-ed is a necessary evil. Campus lire would be as dull as a radio announcer's advertising talk frown upon her outwardly, but se cretly they admire her colorful personality and chuckle at her an- tics. Instinctively a heart-breaier, this i she usually plavs square, and man- Nif-Jages to keep the friendship of her ex-suitors, even after she has \got her man\ and gone merrily on her way. A typice.l example of one of these modern charmers is to be found in \Sweetheart of Sigma Chi.\ Monogram's college musical, which comes to the Strand Theatre on Thursday and Friday. Vivian i* her name, and she lives up to the traditions ot her kind by collecting fraternity pins with the same avi- without her. Not only is shejdity that the first Americans col the life of every party, she scatters J jected scalps. Loved by most of the infectious gayety wherever she i Sigma Chis. Vivian finds her man goes, and typifies youth, romance j among them, but jilts him uacere- ing. 4. That, as President of the # the United State-. Franklin D. Roose- velt has authorized Secretary of War Pern to publicly state that the President is in favor of the prompt ratification of the proposed Treaty between the United States j and Canada, under the terms of continue a.s a Director of the Ne\v, waiC >j lae ^ t Lawrence S away and feminine charm even to the grinds. Grouchy professors may York State Economic Council, the action of the Executive Committee leaves nie no alternative except to resign as a Director. This in conformity with my let- ter of Oct. 10th in which I stated: '\The adoption of such a plank by the New Yorlv Slate Economic Council would make it imperative that I resign as one of its Direc- tors, as frcould not consistently act as a Director of an organization which is opposed to a project in favor of which ! have worked so hard and so sincerely when Presi- dent of the Opdensburg Chamber of Commerce and Trnasurerof Northern Federation of Commerce. In your letter of Oct. iMth you request me to continue as a Direc- tor on the ground that \the State Economic Council is trying to act in the best interest.; of the State a s a whole. It cannot take action favorable to one or more counties where it is believed to be hostile to all of the rest of tne State. Neither can it remain silent when it believes action is threatened, which will be contrary to the in- terests of the State.\ These statem^nti ignore the fol- lowing fundamental propositions: 1. That the reports of both the Cnited States and Canadian engin- eers to their respective govern- ments prove that this project U project wil become an accomplish- ed fact. In view of the fact that it is com- mon knowledge that the Chamber of Commerce of the Stat»> of New York (which in reality does not represent the people of the State of New York but is a body repres- enting the interest., of the City of New York as opposed to the inter- ests of the people of the entire State) ha.- consistently gone on re- James Averell and was born in this city cord as opposing the proposed St. Lawrence Seaway Project, the New York Economic Council by adoiit- ing plank No. 9 has put itself in Mrs. Geo. Crawford Clark, Native of Ogdensburg, Dies Was Daughter of James G. Averell and Widow of Prominent New York Banker. moniousJy when the occasion pre- sents itself. Everything is settled satisfactorily, however, at the big crerw race on homecoming week, when Bob North, the favored man. proves himself a champion oars- man in one of the most thrilling race? ever screened. There will be no advance in, admission for this added stase show. Vaudeville will b^ presented at 3.15. 7.10 and 5>.30. Word was received here yester- j Clark day of th>* death of Mrs. George Crawford Clark, formerly of Og- densburg. at her home. 14 Ea»t Ti* street. New York city, on Sun- day. She was in her Slst year. Mr.-. Clark was the daughter of the late C. and Charlotte Seymour the ^ ^^ of aCtin ^ £or special j ^ on ^ a \>' h l™\ of Chambers inler ests. which for selfish pur- \° r ^ 3,!s> - via i K , . . | the late Isaac i>. a poses are opposed to a project, which, through the development of Her husband, who died about tea years ago. wac a member of the banking firm of Clark. Dodge £ street. New was a sister of nd James Aver- ell 2nd and a hall-sister of S. Gil- bert Averell of New York, who cheap power, will promote the de- ^ ^ smim€ . 7s be re. The Av velopment of the Northern and 1 NOTICE The Mayor's Relief Will 'Issue No More Clothing Un- til After November 10. REASON:— No More Clothes on Hand- Ralph J. Morissette, MAYOR. Central parts of New York State. To be perfectly frank, it seems to me that by the adoption of plank No. i* the New York State Economic Council has done more to weaken its influence as a dis- interested body of fair-minded men seekinsr to cut the costs of govern- ment, than it could have done in any other way. The adoption of such a plank will not prevent the development of the St. Lawrence Seaway Pro- ject, but may be fatal to the de- velopment of the NVw York State Economic Council in the iNorthern and Central parts of -this State. 1 am giving copies of this letter to the press in order that public opinion of Northern and Centra erell family lived in the preseiu summer home of Mrs. Henry W. Lawrence on AYashington street. 31 r. Clark was the former owner of the Ogdensburg public library building and grounds extending through to the St. Lawrence. He purchased the property from the Rosseel estate and reconstructed the house which was on the site of the present library. Mr. and Mrs.' and their family spent the summers there Cor a number of years. -Mr. Clark later gave the pro- perty to the city for use as a public library and park. At that time Riv- erside park was established. The Clark family did not return here after that. They have beeu prom- inent for many years in business and social circles in New York. With the exception of S. G. Av-j erell. Mr>. Clark was the last mem-' ber of the J. G. Averell family. She i is survived 4)y several children liv- j ing in New York. j The funeral was held yesterday j at 10 a. m. at Grace church. Broad- way and 10th street. New York I city. Burial was made in the fam- ily plot in New York. SPECIAL! 2 WEEKS ONLY SHINE 5c Ogd. Hat Co. 108 Ford Street New York may determine the mat- ter. Regretting the necessity of being forced to writ* so frankly and with \kind regards to you personally, I remain. Very Truly Yours. gnedl ALBERT P. XEWELL ij (Sigi Youth Is Shot Over Eye By Hallowe'en Celebrator Penny Supper • iiilll\— St. John's Parish House Nov. 2 5 to 7 P. H .-by.-. ST. JOHN S GUILD Joseph Light foot. IS, son of James Lightfoot of 1*** Near York avenue, was siot over the right ewe with an airgaa by a Halloween celebrator aboat 1* o'clock la*t aight- Police m«re called and Of- Xicer Leo LeB*-aa took the imjared boy to a physiciaas ouice where the WOVIHI *ra& 4re>sed. and the boy vas then taken to his bore. It is aot thooght that the injur? will prove serum* antes* infeciioa front the ballet resniu. Sereral boys were noticed aboat , the streets lac! night with air rtras and police are incest «at ing several does? to the shootinr of Ltghtfoof with an arrest expected to inflow On«- of she armed Halloween celebratory took a shot at a small window in the side of the Advance office early ia the evening, shot-! tering the glass of the window an<2 also a large glass ia another win- dow inside the boilding Large makers of yoataial cele- brators garbed in Hallowe'en at- tire roamed the streets last night. The police were on guard to sap- press vandalism and U was report- ed that no jet-ions property damage was done. The asaal pranks were* played. Several fasse alarms were] sovnded daring the night. j FREE! FREE! CANADIAN White Horse Ale 3 CASES Thursday Night, Nov. 2nd ONE CASE OF BEER GIVEN TO LUCKY COUPON HOLDERS AT 10:00, 11:00 and 12 o'clock \> Free Dancing MUSIC BY AN ADVANCE AD 1 BRINGS RESULTS \ MUSICAL ACES SENO PAVILION DANCE FAVORITES THE FINEST DANCE FLOOR IN THE NORTH THE BRASS RAIL Corner Ford and Lake Streets • » • t •
