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New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
JOIN T.. s. ARMY.

Sergeant Gormley. in charge of the local army recruiting office, has ac- cepted Carl Hasselmark of Newing- ton for service in the cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen, Nel mont. Omer DeS- riersos of Southbridge, Mass, has been accepted for service with the 43rd infantry at Camp Lee. Virginia. He has been employed for Stone and Webster in this city and is credited to the local recruiting office. Joseph Pavano will enlist on July 1 for a period of three years. He is a bar Der and also q musician. He will be sent Camp Lee for training for band work as well as the new army educational training work.
 Summer school. Connecticut Busi- ness college, begins July 6. One ses- sion, S:30 a. m. to 1 D. m.-advt
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
SHIFTS IN POLICE DEPARTMENT

New shifts have beeen detailed at the local police department when Chief William J. Rawlings appointed Patrolman John Liebler as driver of the patrol wagon nights during the suspension of Driver Peter Cabelus. Patrolman Dennif Ncalon will replace Patrolman William Souney on the 4 a. m. until noon shift. while super nun1erary policemen will be assign ed to fill in the beat of Officer Anthony WalinczuS.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
Frank H. ROMleN.

The fI eral of Frank H. Rowley of Newiaston. who died suddenly in Philadelphia on Tuesday. will be held from his home tomorrow afternoon with services for the family and rela- tiNes at the house at 2:15 and church services at the Newington Congrega- tional church at o'clock. Rev. Her bert Macy and Rev. Howard Morton vii officiate. Burial will ba il the Newington cemetery
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
CHURCH DEBT PAID.

At the meeting of the congregation of the Swedish Baptist church last evening the final payment of the church debt was made and the mortgage burned. In addition to this a subscription of s350 for missionary work was received.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
Deaths and Funerals.
Mrs. AntGinctte Roman.

Mrs. Antoinctte Roman, wife of Anthony Roman, of 74 Woodland street died last night at her home. She was 21 years old. The funeral Will be held Monday morning with services in St. Andrews Lithuanian church at s o'clock
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
Eva Sadie Clark.

The funeral of Miss Eva Sadie Clark was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from her late home. Rev. John l.. Davis, pastor of the Trinity Methodist church. was in charge of the funeral services and burial was in the Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
NfARRIAGE LICENSES.

Dudley w. Nearing Of 45 Walnut street and Miss Astrid A. Carlson of 410 Park street were granted mar riage license this afternoon. They will be married Saturday. A license was also granted Joseph Tanzi of 15 : Wilcox street and Miss Elsie An.Ddi of 4s Wilcox street
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
.tntoincttc Roman.

Mrs Antoinette. Roman, aged 27 years. died this noon at her home at A Woodland street. She leaves her husband and her father, John Girkin. The funeral arrangements are in complete but will probably he from the Lithuanian Catholic church on Saturday morning.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
BARTLETT GIVEN DEGREE.

Brunswick. Me. June 24.--Captain Robert Bartlett. master Of the steam CT Roosevelt. on which the late Rear Admiral Peary set out in his success fuI quest for the <orth Pole. was given rhe degree of master of arts at Bowdoin college today.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
Daniel .I Collins.

The funeral of Daniel J. Collins Will be held tomorrow morning with services in St. Mary's church at 9 o'clock. Burial will take place in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
MISS CARRANZA IN |. $.

Laredo, Tex, June 24.-Julia Car ranza. daughter of the late president of Mexico. has arrived here and will make her home in the United States.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
Lawrence Peters.

Lawrence Peters, aged 53 years. of Andover, died this morning at the New Britain General hospital.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24

Summer school, Connecticut Busi- ness college, begins July 6. One ses- sion, s:30 a. m. to 1 D. m.-advt..
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
ST. NIARY--S OUTING.

The choir of the St Mary's church held it's annual outing at Lake Com bounce this afternoon. Special troI- leys left from in front of the church at o'clock and dinner was served on the party's arrival at the lake. Rev. J. T. Winters acted host and addressed the picnickers. Other eN- ercises were held, while an original poem by P. J. Egan or the City hall was read. Ball games and rowing races were held.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24

Summer school. Connecticut FuH- mass college. begins July s. ono ses- Non, s:30 a. m. to 1 D. m.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24

Summer school. Connecticut Busi- ness college, begins July 6. one ses- sion, S:30 a. m. to p. m.-advt
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
Financial
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Close. .--Leadors continued 10 fall back later when call money jumped to II per cent. A few stocks. how ever. notably Mexican Petroleum. trucible and Baldwin. rallied sharp ly. The closing was irregular. Sales approximated 335, 900 shares.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24

Summer school. Connecticut Bus- neah college. be gins JulN q One sek-
New Britain herald., 1920-06-24

(New York Stock Exchange quotations furnished by Richter and Co. members of the New York stock ENchanss1.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16
INviTARE

Societatea rom1na de ajutor 81
culturl "Leul," din Salem, Ohio.
are onoare invita- pc toate onor.
societati, on. cluburi 81 parohii pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii romini din loc
81 jur a lua parte la Petrecerea
fmpreunata ell dams, unde va fl a
ranjata 81 frumoasa tombola, ca
re va avea loc in ziua de 20 No
yembre, Simbata seara, a. c. la O.
rele 6 80, in hala societatii "Leul =
di n114 Depot Street. Inceputul
petrecerei va Fl la orele 7 100 seara
precis.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 75c (;
Damele 25c. Suprasolviri Sc pri-
mesc GU mare multumita 81 Sc vor
cuita pc Gale ziaristica.
Muzica romina Libertatea din
Canton, Ohio, va distra onor. pub
lie cu cele mai frumoase arii de
dams 81 cintece rationale.
Bufetul va fl aranjat GU cele mai
gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi raco-
ritoare.
Gel ce vor binevoi dona ceva
obiecte pentru tombola, sunt bine
primite.
In speranta ca toti fratii romini
din loc 81 jur ne vor da sprijinul
dior, participind fntr 'un numar
cit Sc poate de mare la aceasta pc
trecere, pima la revedere am ramas
salutindu-va GU drag, (265-6-O
C0nsatetul Aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16
co N VOCAR E

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura II. s. Desteapta-te
Romina-Hora Unirii'' din De
troit, Mich. Convoaca pc toti
membrii eli de "a lua parte la Sc
dinta lunara extra -ordinara care
W. avea loc Duminica in q Nov.
1920 la orelo , p. m. in Hala
Chene din Monroe No. 686. LA
ordinea zilei avind mai multe
chestnut foarte inportante de
resolvat in care Sc va discuta
81 GU chestia pentru aranJarea
Sfintirei Drapelului de unire
ceia ce de multi am dorito Gu totii
de Sc infaptui.
Deci pentru aceia sunt rugatl
fratii membri de a lua parte Ia
accasta sedinta, neavind nlcl
unul nici o sc,lza, caci interesul
societatii cere ca fie care membru
sa fie prezent la sedinta sus nu-
mita. In numelc Soc. ~. s. Des-
tcapta-te Romine-Hora Unirii'
loan q. Petroviciu, presedinte
D&nila Albu, seer. coresp.
(Gf-67)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16
.INFORNAT|UN|
Otelele contra viciului.

Otelele contra viciului.
Ote,ela din Cleveland au incc.
put 81 Gle campania ca sd alunge
din localurile lor pc ''clientii'
earl sunt plecati spre viciuri.
Intre eel 1872 arestanti earl al
fost prinsi in ultimelc donazeci 81
patru de ore. sase all fost ares.
tati prin David Olmsted, directo
rul Otelului Olsted.
Otelele coopereaza GU politia.
Dupa cum arata indicatiile sc
da lupta intre Sprosty, omul
fayorit al lui Davis 81 seful poll.
tiei Smith. Smith dat afara dir
fortele lui pc citi-va politisti pc
care ii coHsidera ca oameni in
care MI poate avea lncredere
pc cind Sprosty snstine Pc ace.
sta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16

In nouile provincii alipite Ia
Grecia. Venizelos Via primi foarte
mute voturi.
Gounaris s'a pregatit pentru
cazlrl cind va esi dnvins. FL s'a
scos passport ca imediat dupa
alegeri sa poata pleca in Italia.
Exilat in decu'sul razboiului, t.
cllzat de malta tradare Gounaris
intrat In tara gu aprobarea lui
Nenizelos ca sa faca propaganda
in aceast;i campanie, Gu 1ntelege,
rea ca pc data ce va Fl invins in
alegeri, imunitatea hui expira
imediat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16
u - Balas
Deputat italian sprijineste
Irlanda.

Londra. Correspondence a
gentiei Central News din Roma
telegrafraza cd deputatul Mauri.
a introdus in camera O resolutie
prin care propune ca parlamentul
italian sa-Si exprime simpatia Gu
cauza lrlandei. Resolutia Sc spu-
he ca fost silpOrtata de depu-
tatii partidului catolic. Motiunea
spune: Camera italiana Isl ex-
prima simpatia GU cauza irlan-
deza in aceasta lupta pentru au-
todeterminarea eli 81 emanciparea
nationala 81 doreste nobilului
popor irlandez un viitor bine-
cuvintat 81 liber, prosperitate 81
pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16

anul 1907, cind, Sc 1ice, ca peste
10000 de tarani au fost fmpu9-
cati. Gu prilejul acela, mai multi
barbati insemnati al tarii an fost
arestati, banuiti ca ifsstigaAsri 10
reyolta, intre carl si Nicolse
Iorga, bucurindu-ss Do priyile-
giud de . ii arestat = era lui,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16

Standard Oil Co. a taiat cu I'm
cent pretul la benzina.
Aceasta Sc pare ca fost o re.
ducere numai in Statul New .Jer-
sey 81 posibil 81 in alte state "a
fara de Cleveland. Biuroul fir
mel Standard Oil Co. din Cleve-
land a anuntat ca nu are nici un
ordin ca sa reduca pretul 81 aici
Benzina sc vinde in acest Oras
ell 81 cent? galonul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16
Maresalul Haig lupta pentru

Maresalul Haig lupta pentru
soldati.
LOndra. - Acum sunt dol ami
de cind maresalul Haig semnat
ordinul prin care s'au oprit ope-
rattle militare de pc frontul de
lupta. ale armatei engleze. Ins;l
All maresalul Haig inceput lar
razboilL.
Acum insa in loo ca sd lupte
contra dusmanilor tari ell luptd
GU conationalii lui carl pare ca
all uitat de soldatii care au cis-
tigat victoria pentru tara lor. De
cind au incetat ostilitatile Haie
dus campanie spre a sill pc
politician ca sa Sc tina de pro
misiunile facute soldatilor in de-
cursul razboiului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16
Rafinarie de zahar fnchisa.

Poplar Bluff, Mo. - Rafinaria
de zahar firmei Brooklyn Coo
peragc Co., a fost inchisa in defl-
nitiy alalta seara. In aceasta "a
finarip iucra ia mie de lucr;l-
tori. Motivele inchiderii fabricni
sunt conditiile nestabilite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16
DK Fu@ o)ND1uLU|.

Cugetind Ia cenzurarea 'Nea-
mnlni Romfntsc3 mi-am adus
amiilte de un fapt cam asemana-
tor intiAsplat Gu prilejul rascoa-
'lelor taranesti din Rcminia n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16
Venizelos spune ca a cistigat II
alegerile din Grecia.

Atena. - Premierul Greciei dl
Venizelos spune ca partidnl lui
a c1stigat mare majoritate in
alegerile de acum din Grecia.
Alegerile au fost generate, 81
de resultatul final Sc asteapta sd
fie legatd chestia daca fostul
rege al Greciei Constantin sa sc
intoarca pc tron orr va raminea
pc mai departe in exilul din Ell
vetia.
Resultatul final al alegerilor
nu sc va sti un oare care timp,
pentru ca in Smirna 81 in alte
parti Sc agteapta ca sd voteze si
armata. Toti sustin Cd soldatii
sprijinesc pc Venizelos.
Demetrios Gounaris, fostul pre-.
mier, si fruntas al opositiei care
q 4ost contra candHlatul hui We
nizelos IN elegeri, este candidat tul
slsmsntelor care dofesc readucs-
res lui Constantin pc tronul
Greciei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16
Cere inchiderea la % localuri.

Agentul prohibited dl Counts
a cerut procurorului districtua.
d! Wertz ca sd inchida, pentru
sobrietatea publica, % de localuri
in care Sc vinde beuturi alcoO-
lice, Gil toate persecutarile de
pima acum.
Counts sustine ca astfel de
actiune poate fl luata de procu-
rorul districtual prin o clauza a
legii Volstead.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-16

ca dupa aceea sa Sc dovedeasca
ca a fost Gu totul strein de mis-
care, Sl devina unul din eel maj
|uminat 81 aprig apostol al idea
.ului nostru national 81 pc timpul
c;izboiului tribunal nadejdilor,
isvor,ll de duh 81 de barbatie al
armatei care a cucerit isbinzile
de Ia Marasesti, 81, acum, el, tri-
buna lui Cenzurata! Cum Sc in
vIrteSte rOata !...
y
Sc zice ca I'M scriitor de seama
din tara aceasta wa scoate in GU
rind un volum, intitulat 'Eroul
de La Seliste", opera in care So
va descrie pc larg marele rol pc
care ! "a jueat acest erou pc tim
pul razboiului, peripetiile tragi-
&c. melodramatice 81 aventurile
amoroase prin care a trecut, pima
cind a poposit pc plaiurile aceste.
Eroul find persoana cunoscuta
romInilOr din tara aceasta, scril-
torul. dupa cum ne-a declarat,
| crede cd va avea un success stra-
lucit. mai Gu seama ca vOlumul
VA Fl bogat 81 in ilustratiuni bine
reusite 81 uncle din ele picante
Ii uram success.
Ss
Pima una alta insa. ar Fl bine
81; comandati toti cite-un calen
dar al ziarului America pc
anul 1921, care are un material
foarte bogat 81 varlat 81 ilustra.
iii de actualitate. nepublicate
pima acum. Administrator ne
spune cd are numai 800 disponi-
bile, deci pc ele. ca sd nu lie du-
ceti dorul. ca 81 anul trecut.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
REAL HAIR GROWER
FOUND AT LAST
New Drug Boradine Causes Big
Stir Among Hair Specialists
$1,000 REWARD II WE FAIL on
OUR GUARANTEE

Those who have become prematurely
gray or who are troubled with scalp or
hHir diseases. such as falling lair. daud-
run. badness, itching scalp, etc, know
full well the humiliation that they
cause There is no need. however. Of
such conditions. These troubles can be
quickly overcome by Borandine, the new
drug recently discovered nc the Scientific
Research Laboratories at Scranton. Pa.
Since its discovery a little over year
ago, Borandine has been found To con-
tain marvellous properties for producing
a new growth Of hair. In subjecting il
20 various tests i'm the worst cases OF
badness. daudruff. itching scalp, etc.
the results obtained 80 the experiment
ing chemists We're considered almost mir
aCulouS I'm every ease il was found that
would produce a new and luXuriant
time Gray or faded hair was often
restored 10 its natural color i'm from 10
90 - days time Ia minor cases of
scalp and hair diseases. such as daudTun.
falling hair. itching scalp. ETC. 10 was
corrected and often completely cured by
two or three applications. The dsscOv-
cry Of BOrJndiuc viii without doubt put
an end 20 the troublesome scalp and hair
diseases thar are becoming So common
with the American people ANY one who
suffers from scalp or hair troubles should
write the Scientific Research Laborator-
les Dept 1G9. Scranton. Pa. az once.
aad full particulars of this new diScov-
cry will be sent YOU In a sealed envelope
free Of charge. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
HOLD WOMAN IN
DEATH OF INFANT

By United Press
COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. 15.-Mrs.
Veda Sweet, p years old. of Vince
town. y. J., was held by police here
today pending an investigation into
the death Of her three and half
months old baby who died on board
train between Pittsburg and Col
umbus.
Mrs. Sweet claimed the baby died
from iraniuon. She told the police
the twin brother Of the baby died
Thursday from the same cause. II is
alleged Mrs. Sweet asked the porter
what do you do with dead things pc
pointing TO the baby's body on the
seat. AstOnished, the Lorter notified
the conductor. When taken into GUS
tody. according TO the police two
bottles Of poison were found in Mrs.
Sweets grip
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16

now engaged in carrying wOrkmen
TO and from Michigan City Will dis
continue their runs, and heads OF
families employed in Niles viii of
necessity seek homes here.
Roy Clark, elected state senator
from the seventh district on the re-
publican ticket, expended $3.50 in
the campaign, according 10 his af-
hdavit of campaign expenses filed
at the county clerks office. Repub-
liCan county committee assessments
tOtaled SIS. and the announcement
of mis- candidacy cost $3.50.
leo Paget, the young taxi driver
who was held up near Bercien
Springs and relieved Of his money
and his automobile. reports that OF
ticers have thus far obtained no
trace of the missing car.
Nine hundred soldiers and sailors
living in Berrien county were giver
home treatment and attention by the
Red Cross during the past year.
Compensation was obtained, insur-
ance reinstated, and families of sick
cared for.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16

Mrs Helen Mason has completed
Is years of continuous service as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16

-hy and appreciation "a book for the
older boys and girls. The story -
partly told from well chosen para
graphs from Stevenson's books and
from mas letters and is well written.
"Heroines of Service by VI. j..
Parkman
This is a collection of short bioS-
raphies of Mary Lyon. Alice Free
man Palmer, Clara Barton. Frances
r Willard Julia Ward Howe ana
many others.
Buffalo Bill and the Overland
Trail" by +. l.. Sabin.
"Lightbinders, by Mrs VI II. b.
Wade
Famous Leaders of Industry" by
Edwin Wildman.
Many of these books may be pur-
chased at the book store. including
The Boys Life Of Lafayette 10y
Helen NicOley
l. was Shakespeare. the immortal
bard who said. Tongues in trees
I books in the running brooks, ser
mons in stones and good in every
thing. No book will make a NO.
ture lover Of a child unless they arc
| first aroused 10 attention by Mother
! or Father. What do rock fOrma
tions. birds. sunsets and buttcrflie.
mean 10 your child
Some good nature stories in the
/ book stores are.
I How Animals Talk" and Woo
/ Folk Comedies by William J
Long.
The Children's Life of the Bee,
/ by Maeterlinck.
I Babes of the Wild" by Lillian
/ Gaski, and "The Hundred Best Ami
mails" by the same author.
/ The Babyhood of the WilC
/ Beasts" by Georgia NJ McNally
/ The Burgess animal books hy
/ Thornton w. Burgess, including Tn
Gle Billy Postum and Reddy Fox
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
EIGHT GAMBLERS
FINED BY JUDGE
Police Raid Greek Coffee
House" on 5. Lafay-
cite Blvd.

AS the result of a raid by Asst.
Chief of Police William Cassidy and
a detail OF detectives at II o'clock
saturday night - men We're arrest
ed az the Nick Paulis Coffee.
House. sos 5. Lafayette blvd, and
were arraigned in city court Monday
morning. When the detectives en-
tered the place they found a number
Of men gathered around table
playing cards and drinking coffee.
A deck Of cards and $3.50 was taken
as evidence that a game was being
operated
Nick Paulis proprietor of the
place. told Judge Gilmer that he was
in the kitchen at the time of the raid
and did not run the game for profit.
He said a number of Greeks came in
90 the place for game Of cards and
TO get lunch. Paulis was fined $40
and costs when he pleaded guilty TO
q charge Of running a gaming house.
Five Others.
others taken in the raid and fined
s . and costs for frequenting a gam
ing house We're: John Pappas. BIG
W. Tut ST.; John Spares, 433 5 La
fayette St; John Andrus, 81 W.
South ST.; Mike Kapel. sic ". Tut
ST; John koleces. BIS W Monroe
ST.. George KAT. 316 W. Tut ST..
George Makes. 316 w. Tut ST.
Louis G.. Martin, Y.M.C.A. The fol-
| lowing men were found not guilty
of gaming when arraigned i'm city
! court: Nick CalsOn. $500 :. Lafay-
cite ST.; Peter CarrOs. 5O7 s. Lafay-
cite ST.. Syeve Apostoles 5O7 $ La
fayette ST.; and KOsta Davids. 5O7
/ ". Division st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
NILES
Nov

Nov. 13
John Hoover. a prominent farmer
Il Howard township. died Thursday
&c his home, seven miles northeast
Of Niles. Death was caused BY para
lysis. tie was for a time a patient in
Epworth hospital at South Bend,
but was brought 20 his home a weeK
ago. Funeral services viii be held
sunday morning at il O'Clock at the
house. Burial will be in DoWagiac.
George Williams. giving his home
8s Detroit, was sentenced ~ the
county Jail for so days for the taeft
of watch from an employer IN the
french Paper mills Williams was
working In a gravel pit when arrest
Cd. and the stolen watch was found
in his shoe.
The nrst meeting OF LARue Mes
senger Post in their new club rooms
was held Thursday evening, the &C
Armistice day During the course
OF the business meeting % new
mem bers were admitted.
The police were called 10 the Of
flee building OF the Bremen and
Landsman coal yard on y. Front St
Friday evening, where il was report
I'd someone was attempting 20 effect
AN entrance When the police ar
rived they found a number Of win
dows had been broken, and discover
I'd other evidence that an attempt
10 enter the building had been made
It appeared that the iutruders had
been frightened away before the po-
lice arrived
James McOmber. a well known
Civil war veteran and pioneer resi-
dent. died at his home. 4O7 Cedar st
at Q o'clock Friday morning. Mr.
McOmber had suffered with a Sc
we're cold for several days. which
suddenly developed into pneumonia
later resulting in his death For
nearly SO years Mr. McOmber had
been employed as Caretaker of the
Chaplin property in Niles. one OF
his many hobbies was the daily
Keeping OF an accurate record OF
weather conditions, and Jimmie,
ass he was Familiarity known, could
always be depended upon TO find q
colder day than the present for the
Elumbling citizen.
y number Of houses at Eastlake
fr have been sold and plans are
being made for their occupation be-
tore Dec 10 After this date Mich
isau Central work trains. which are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16

This is Biography and Nature
day in Children's Book week. chill
dren should read Biographies be
cause as Wordsworth said. Lives
Of great men all remind US. VIC
should make our lives sublime %
Then, there is a better reason. es-
peCially for reading autObiOgraphies.
Most men talk the best when they
are talking about themselves. and
most men write the best " hen they
are writing about themselves Lives
are usually interesting narratives,
unless they are dull lives and then
people don't bother writing them
up
Children have always loved stories
beginning when Father was a lit
tie bow. or when Mother was q
little girl" It appeals TO their sense
of imitation Thus Biographies are
also appeals for mimicry.
Biographies Hold Interest
Interesting biographies TO bC
found in the children's room at tne
library are.
Worlds Greatest Military Srics
and Secret Service Agents" 10y
/ George Brown.
Here arc 10 short stories of spies
I that have operated in the variOu.
wars. what they did, how they wer,
captured and what fate they me,
! The final chapter is devoted TO th'
spies in the European war of 1919
Boys Life Of Theodore ROOse
I Welt by Herman Hagedorn.
A worthy life, that is written NJ
[ a rapid manner which will be CRATE
full not only 10 boys but TO the gen
I eral reader. is this one. 1t is init
mate and personal, with extract
from RoOsevelt's diary. photograph
/ and an interesting collection e
/ Roosevelt cartoons.
Life OF Robert Louis Stevenson.
! by J. NJ. OvertOn.
OvertOn has written with sympa