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The Washington herald., 1921-04-28

SUBURBAN FOR SALE

SUBURBAN FOR SALE
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HYArrsvnLE. Nd. . ms. 3 b.. stsss.
REALTY CO.. Iss ists 1t. nv. N. ssss.
CLARENDON. Va, . rms. q b.. i-pipr fur-
elee.. water aAA sewer. $500. Money
REALTY CO.. I26 14th Of. nv. n. 80.
= ST. Mr.. Q: 9 rms. 4 .. a:n.L Nses:
conn. ave. n. as.
sTH ST. Mr. D. rms. D., a.nL %. 90.
v. n. yoHNGT0N REALTY CO., lfis
Conn. ave. n. as.
IL ST. SR. isr ST. 9 rns. q b.. snL
$3.50. y. n. JOHNSTON REALTT co.,
lilo ccan. ave. N. as.
ID ST, ER, 1sr ST. rms, q b., a.nL
$3.50. y. N. JOHNSTON REALTY co..
tIlo Conn. ave. n. as.
srH ST. Nh. B sT.f rms. q b. ant
5000 v. N. JOHNSTON REALTr CO..
l1lo Conn. ave. N. ais.
CHEVY CHASE. b. O.. McKIYLrY sT..
rIsGhHR Sc Si' rsIrDLAsplihs: eos ~ ). Z .Is isss:
FALLS CHURCH, va. trolley. . r.s., ned.
Cal. buns. u q. $1,000. Cash. Sl.ooo.
STONE q rAIRFAx. 1872 n. 7. ave. u.
iass2.
a st. near sd-eood future. cAesy.
Petty and Petty,
i423 New York ave. hain siH.
shKPHERD st. ". Of Ga. ave., Q rns. q
b., elec. Price, % 900; cash. $4,000. bal
$50 per no. CLARENCB y. WHICH. Ut
18th Ut. nv. Main 42-ss.
nth ST. COL. RD.-io rns and b; ..
m. L.; s1S.eoo. J. D. esrnas. Dist. Nat
| Bank Bldg.
3 ST. NV. BET. srH . ioTH sTs.-1
Moore & hin. Woodward Buiidi.s.
iIrH ST. NV, Nh. YLA. AyI.-sstsry
brick store and dwelling; s1Seoo.
Moore Hill. Woodward Building.
I4Tu ST.. BET. 4 Q sTs.-stsrs and
Moore 4 I'm. Woodward Building.
i4TH ST. WEST SIDE, BET. srs.-
Store and dwelling; s25. 900.
Moore 4 Hill, woodward Building.
| 18th ST. NV. M. sT.-bus. bils. IN
Fl, exceptional location; $4,000.
Moore a Hill. Woodward Building.
NEW YORK AVE, NR. srH sT.-BAs.,
store and apt; S37. 500.
Q rms. q b., kw.h $1,000.
Harry wardman, 1880 X st. nv. u. 4iso.
BELMONT ST. NR. isrH.
rms, 2 b. $4,000.
Harry Wardman, i<so 4 st. nv. N. 41eo.
= ST.. NR. lfrH sr.-eool bids.; proai-
nent location: sl2s,ooo.
Moore Hill, Woodward Buiiding.
18th. Nh. HARVARD It's rooms ara
bath: b. ". h.; sl2.Ooo.
Moore & Hill. woodward Bsilding.
WASH. HEIGHTs. W. or COL RD.-ie
rms & b; q. m. l.; Al cond; gar; 81. 500.
McKeeyer & Goss. 1905 l ct nv.
WASH. HRIGHTs-ii rooms and 2 baths;
AL cond.; gar space; SIS, 900.
Mckeeyer 4 Goss. l+o5 / ct. nv.
LANIER PLACES rooms AID bath; per
feet cond.: .. m. l.; $4,000.
hckeeyer 4 Goss, 1905 l OF. nv.
NR. l1TH 4 kENYOS. n ". or. b.;
br.; alley; pOss.; col: s4.soo; terms. n.
<. Ryon Co. Inc, 1923 st.
PETwoRTH. 9 rms.. rec. hsn. s.nI 81, 900.
THos. J. FISHER CO.. 7ss 18th ~.
! NJ $3.50.
WILL YOU Swap"
WOULD SWAP OR TRADE FINE BANJO
as part payment on Ford roadster Ad-
dress BOX 7sD. Herald Office. f-724
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
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Suburban property and business; rstirins
Mod. house. fruit. will sell, trade for city
nr q r. AsL m
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28
THOMAS DovIIse q co.. IucTIoNErls

Trustees sale Of dwelling No. . Bowen
road southeast, Anaeostis, d. c. BY virtue
Of q certain deed Of trust recorded in Hber
40Se. az folio III. Of the land records
for the District Of Columbia, and at the re-
guest Of the party secured thereby. I will
sell at public suction In front Of tine prem
ises on Tuesday, May 10. 1921, At 3 O'Clock
p. n. part Of lot numbered twenty eight
l2s) Of Conway and Bossie's Subdivision Of
part Of original lot numbered twelve 12l. In
with tke Improvements thereon. Terms Of
sale. one-third cash. balance In one and
two years, with interest at per cent per
annnm, secured By q deed Of trust. or all
cash. at the purchasers option: 500 deposit
at sale. Terms Of sale 10 Be complied with
within 20 Gays or the trustee will resell at
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
All conveyancing and n cordinf at purchns
er's cost. ULYSSES l. HOUSTON. surviJ
lng Trustee. 4-7S2
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28
CLAIRVOYANTS.
ucease6 % os
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
MADAM MAVIS.

THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALNIsT. -.
Tells your past present and future; rives
names. dates and facts known only TO your
self; advice % busiDess. love. luck. coorf-'
ship, marriage and divorces: IN fact any
thing pertaining 10 your welfare and happi-
mess. Don't fail 10 consult this ~cuderfuI'
Egyptian. You will End true help. sps-
cial readings. short time ouly Soc. -,
s25 18th ST. NV, BET. &IsTS.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Suburban property and business; rstirins.
Mod. house. fruit. will sell. trade for city
property. SO. 500. wildman q Co.. 9th d.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28
THos. .. ovEH . SON. Asss.sss.rs.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE HOUSE
and lot % Kendall st.. Ivy City. ne. ~
virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded. in L&eer No. 3ess. Folio 2is ct 60.
OF the land records Of the District Of Co
lumbts. and at the request Of the party ss-
cured thereby, the sndersiGned trustees viii
sell. az public suction In the effee Of 1bos.
J. Owen Son, 1341 G Of. nv. 90 sATUR-
DAY. THE 30TH DAY or APRIL. A. D.,
1921, AT O'CLOCK r. NJ. ths foliowfae-
described ant and prenises. sifun ted In
the District Of cciunbIs. and dssignsted az
and being los Is and 1e In square tefI.
Terms Of sale: An cash. deposit Of sleo
required at time Of sale and the purchaser
allowed - days to complsts the pgreha -.
Further particulars At time ef sas. HARRY
LAhsoN, II. c. LANsON, Trustees.
apr1o - % g 30-st s-s2z
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28
AUCTION SALES
Tzos. .. own . son. Auor1orIrls
HOTEL STOCK AT AUCTION.

~ authority vested IN ne. By order Of
the sup->ns Court Of the District Of co-
lunbia. VIII sell ~ public auction within
ne ofiee Of Nos. .. Owen . son. 1881 6
April. 1921. at 8 o'clock D. m. two shares
o. the capital stock ef ths Celambia Hotel
Company tine Raleigh. being certificates
numbered res and SIS for one share each ];
si.e script Of said company Of the fses
value Of tl1D. Terms cash. nsTArH of
O. @. sTAPLEs. JOHN W. CHIDREss.
Executor and Trustee. 1<s2 Z street portb-
vest. 4-eTt
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
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A REWARD or $1,000 Is oFFEREB-TY
the Vestry Of Rock Creek Parish for IN
formation leading 10 the apprehension ana
eonvictton Of the person or persons who may
have sst Gre 10 St. Pssi't Church, Rocf
Greek Parish. 90 or sbout April g. 1921.
LEARN TO READ CHARACTER AT
sight" INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL
REsEARcH. 2le kunssy Bag.
woREISGhEN. REGARD TIE MATTER
a. settled when you buy q pair Of new
pants from us; the pdce will Be- square. a.
10 IS: some f5r work st g.. and you cannot
buy better Unless you pay more, and that's
sure. Slightly used suits. s. TO SIS. Iadies'
store. ele d. JUsTH's OLD STAND. sls
ID. s-TIT
|TYPEwRITING. sooressiaT, mGiling: foF
prompt and edicient service calf Main
SSH, Miss Lerper. Public steboruphic De-
partDent Of the NATIONAL PERSONNEL
SERVICE BUREAU. Bond Bldg.. 18th q n.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. BTperts IN ~
porting and commercial work: reasonable
charges. Call Main 5s21. Miss Derner.
hrr.. Public stenographie Department Nof
the NATIONAL PERSONNEL SERVICE
HEALTH. SUCCESS. THROUGH PsN-
cholofy. Consultation free. DR.. JERo-
MANY, leos 18th st. nv. PHYSICAL ara
mental trestnents. Instant relief. Ohs7c-,
ter analyst. vocstiOnaI expert. sdFiee ~
appointment 4-oG
A CHARACTER ANALYSIS WILL ENABLE
you 10 hbd the right job. INSTITUTE o.
VOCATIONAL RESEARCH. 2lO NgBsey
Bldt.
OUR INFORMATION DEPARTMENT vfn
help end eongeaisl work. INSTITUTE oF
VOCATIONAL RESEARCH. Munsey Blds.
DO YoU Know what opportunits-s
are open 20 youi INSTITUTE OF voCA-
TToNAL RESEARCH. 20 hun-ey Bldf.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28
Assignment for Today.
On, Hearing.

13s Natl Savings & Trust Co va
Fry ct al. Attys, Sullivan-Hoover
& Johnson.
S7sH Cole VS. Cole. Attys. Mac
key--McNeill.
22s Thompson vs. Thompson.
Attys. Archer & Smith & Munter-
Wilson & TurnaEe.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28
POULTRY AND PETS.


WIRE PLANT TRAINERS. SHEEP FEH-
tiliser for lawn and plants and fress
lawn EraS seeds: also hns collection Of
EOldnSh and Hqnsrums. SCHNIDS BIRD
STORE. Tl2 18th St nv 4-TIl
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28
RIZPAH ELDON

Egyptian Palmist and Medium: rives true
sdyice In business. love. health and mar
riare. tells name Of who and When you n
marry: hcw 60 overcome all bad l1ck and
trouble. Special resdinE. 5Oc. Phone
Frsnklin 2s7sJ. ssi eth st NV Opposite
Mccrory's lOc store. 7th and /. an
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28

A BUILDING SITE on 14TR 81. JUST
y. OF P, with 4 frontage of 60 IT. by a
depth Of lOJ; terms; i'm. poss. $50. 900. JOHN
y. DCN0HOE & SONS. 314 Pa ave Sc
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28
MADAM D,ASHMAN
MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairyoyabt and PHlmist-
guarantees TO rad your entire life. past.
present and future. She asks no questions
natters. love. health and family Snairs.
sc st nv $50
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28

24s Combs VS. Bean. Lambert 4
featman-H. A. Hegarty, attys.
232 Morris & Eagan VS. Ready
Il. Macafee-L A. Rover, attys.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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REFRIGERAroRs a ICE BoxE&
NELSON REFRIGERATOR CO.
HIGH-GRADE REFRIGERAroRs
6l0 F St. N W. Franklin 2757
WINDOW SHADES.
Best eusry Of Good ousIiu opas.s
epse0e hung ttted to yo0r
free ......... = window ..........n6s
We call with samples. Pf. Lbe. su.
KLEEBLATT'S iis1 sT, ASD =
ELECTRICAL. =.
ELECTRICAL WIRING AND
REPAIRING. VIM. YUSTER
bl2 St nv. franklin 600
aiio
The Washington herald., 1921-04-28

WOULD SWAP OR TRADE FINE BANJO
as part payment on Ford roadster. Ad.
iress BOX 7S-D, Herald Office. f-724
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-09

All Canadian provinces. excepting
Nova Scotio and British Columbia, arc
adopting the Keep to the right" rule
Of the road The new regulation Is 70
become effective January 1.
Artillery workshops. ammunition.
gun powder and fireworks factories in
Germany are manufacturing all sorts
Of machinery for automobiles. trucks
and motorcycles.
Automobiles of small design are pro
duced in France to carry comfortably
four or five passengers as fast rs so
miles an hour The cars average by
miles an hour with a gasoline consum-
ption Of 30 miles to the gallon.
Automobile licenses Of 123 persons tn
Pennsylvania have been revoked by the
State Highway Department this year
while ISL have been officially listed as
violators OF the automobile law. and
viii receive no licenses for 1922
The law governing transportation or
motor vehicles across the Canadian hne
provides that any person driving g, car
of any sort across the border must re-
gister It with the customs authorities.
II he fails to do so and is caught, his
vehicle is conhscated.
The Automobile Club OF Rochester.
organized FL years ago. was formed by
a. small group Of faddists who regard
ed. al that time the motor car as only
am experiment which would last but q
few years and finally he ruled oit the
highways as a dangerous machine
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-09
Paralvzed Soldire
Walks After Prayer;
to Probe His Record


ROME. Nov 0-All Rome IS discus
sing the marvellous cure Of para
lived soldier which is said 70 have tah-
en- place in the Basilica Of St Peter $.
While in the trenches on the Pave
in June. 1918, Sergeant Vincent Names.
twenty-four. was wounded by 2 shell
ana as a result became paralE zeo ln
10Th legs ard in the neok, SO that he
could neither walk nor hold up rs
heard
EARLY one morning he was taken 70
st Peters. and with the help Of 4
vendor OF sacred images was carried
- Tile ladv chapel, where he prayed
long and ferveutlv. Suddenly he said
to his assistant: Leave me- m cured.
need YOU no more.
He began ST. waiting but the walk
became a run. and to the amazement
If the devout Manca raced down the
aisle and 20 the door. as happy IS 9
healthy boy The Pope was Informed
and immediately gave orders for a Te
Deu1n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-09
AUTO DEALERS
GET TOGETHER

Last Thursday few of the automo-
sie dealers in Hammond held a get
sether luncheon at the Lyndora ho-
This meeting was the result Of a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-09

one Of the oldest churches in New
YORK City has taken up one Of the
newest experiments 1t is a blend Of
appiied science and psychology. in an
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-09

Ann Morgan IS the latest one 70
Join the society colony over by the
East river sutton Place little
street right on the river bank. was
adopted year or so ago by Mrs. ".
= vanderbilt, whose home at l Sut-
Ten Place, is now nearly completed.
and one after another the neighbor-
IN ass ana mao.
bought to conform somewhat to the
Colonial style Of Mrs vanderbilt.s
house, the style followed by most OF
the others, as we'll 1t is expected that
the cost of the site ana remodeline
viii be about SIPS 600. and her friends
saN that waen it is completed it VIII
re much more to its owners taste than
are The big brown stone Morgan
houses On Park avenue at 35th ana
g6th streets
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15

The Big Store, Raphuels Dept store will cash your Christmas checks. --adNt.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
STANLEY WORKERS
 ALIVE WITH NEWS
Shop papy Distributed To-day Tells of Activities Throughout Plant
 and EmploSes Dnngs,

In the current issue of "Thc stan ley Workers, distributed today, un- nounccment Is made that the paper will be published semi.monthly in the future, instead Of but once H month,
 The office training course win con cudc the year with two more Tdcs- day evening lectures Next week, In s. Howe will talk on Stanley hoN strapping, and or the following 'rups- day evening R. E. Britton of the spec ial production department will talk on special products.
 Announcement is made that Ar. thur sullivan. who, although blind, worked as typist at the plant, is soon to open cigar mHnd and aews store on Main street
 Joseph Wis2niewsky is the winner Of q $50 cash award for suggestion to prevent scrap on thc machines n No department. Other awards this month are: A. G. Bul, $5; l.. F. Phillips, $2; ]. F, Hill $2; N. r. Al. word, $2; C. W. Stevens, $2; r. k Lawson. S1; F. J. O'Brion, $l.
 Miss Alma Stromquist has beer named on the executive committee tc succeed Miss Madeline Clough, TO. signed.
 The engagement of Miss Lillian C Mitchell 10 Arthur McNicklc is m. nounced. Miss Mitchell is employed at the Stanley Works and Mr.. Me. Nickel at P. X F. Corbin's.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
City Items

Give him box ofaMuller's Mozart cigars, 30, 26 and 10 in a boX.-adrt, Concert every afternoon, 3 to 6, at Bcsse- Leland's.-adNt
 A meeting of Commodore John Barry council, A. K, l, R., will be held in Judds hall this evening at 7'l5 o'clock.
 Victor Records, C. |" Pierce X Go. --adVt.
 James Kenney of Grand street, mo- torman on the trolley cars, is spcnd- ing his annual vacation in Pittsirld, Mass
 Meet me at schmarr's for dinner,
 -advt. Red Christmas bells and crepe for decorating. Adkins, SC Church street, -advt.
 The Altar society of the church of St. John the Evangelist will hold an entertainment and whist party in the parish hall tomorrow evening. The proceeds will be used to furnish q Christmas tree for the poor children of the parish. The support of all the parishoners is urged.
 Your Xmas NictrOlas at Morans' .r- adVt.
 Candy-the sweetest of gifts at Besse- Leland 's.--adVt,
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
CHECKERED LIFE,
 NAMED IN SUIT
Mrs. Aimc CrOCker-AShe-Gilli GOuraud,MiSkinOli Has Romance

San Francisco, Dec. 1b,-Mrs, Anne Crocker- Ashc- GilliE- Gouraud- Mis- knoff, or Mrs, Amy Gouraud as she preferred to be called, who was nam ed defendant In Sl00,o00 alienation suit in New York, began her matri- monial ventures in san Francisco ar- ter her mother had brought her home to California from q school in Vienna.
 Two rivals, Porter Ashe and Harry Gllig, between whom she could not choose. played cards for her. it is said, at her suggestion and four aces married her to Ashe, A divorce was issued a year later and she married Gilig. With Gladys Ashe, a daugh- ter of the first marriage, she later be- gan her world travolings. Gillig ch- talned a divorce q few years after the marriage.
 Throughout the south seas and the Orient Mrs. Gillig travelled after don ming native attire and nvcnting dances which later she brought back Co the United States after trying them out in Europe.
 In Europe, some years later, she and her daughter met two notable brothers, Jackson and Powers Gour- aud, Jackson WIS a song writer who sang his way into the graces Of the wandering couple. Mrs. Gillig mar ried him and his brother elopcd with Gladys. Thereafter Mrs. Gouraud en- tertained in Europe in a grand style, utilizing French courts and German castles for backgrounds.
 When Jackson Gouraud died, his widow, it was said. induced Powers Gouraud to divorce Gladys, who wish ed to marry a stage manager, Lewis Hopper and the two women returned to England and later to the United States.
 In June 1914 London was surpris- ed when the formal announcement was made of the marriage of Mrs Gouraud to Alexander Mishkinof, known as prince, who had accom- panied her on much of her later world journeyings.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15

iourned yesterday subject to the call of Chairman Hughes after China had requested that the treaties resulting from the famous 2l demands be nb- rogatcd and consideration of the question had heen promptly objected to by tho Japanese delegates,
 How the conference will steer it's course on this new element of con troNersy in the Far Eastern negotla- tions was the subject of serious de- liberation hy the other delegations today as they prepared for decision probably at the next meeting as to whether the subject can properly be taken up under tho conference agenda. The conference faced an- other complication in the Far Eastern negotiations today as q result of China's request that 1t take definite steps to abolish all claims to special spheres Of influence" which have grown out of the several treaties with China.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
HEALTH DEPT.
 BACKS DRIVE
Dr. Lee Urges Contributions to
 Tuberculosis Relief

The New Britain Health depart mcnt through Dr, Frederick Lee, sup erintendent, is lending its> assistance 10 the campaign for Christmas seal sales, hy the issuance of the following message;
 "Over 1,SOO new cases of tuhcrcu- loss have been reported by Connectl- cut physicians during 1921, and dur ing the year many of these cases have been reached by nurses supported ny the sale of Christmas seals. Through this means, many tuberculosis pa ticnts have been advised where they can obtain proper treatment and some are on the road to recovery, thereby making Christmas a happier event than would have been the case without advice.
 In January 1921, there were 1,039 deaths from tuberculosis of the lungs from January st to October 31 st, which indicates the probable decrease in deaths this year as compared with past years, This shows that even though the population Of the state is increasing, tuberculosis is not increas- ing; in other words, tuberculosis can he and is prcNentahle.
 "The money received from the tub erculosis seal sale is spent in inform ing families of persons ill with tuber- CE,oSiS how tuberculosis can he pre- vented and how they can obtain pro per treatment. Eighty-fiNe per cent of the money received from the seq Is is spent in the community where they arc sold, 10 per ccnt. goes to the state organization and per cent, to the national organiza ton. This means that the more seals sold in your com munity, the more effort will he devot- ed 10 stamping out the disease in your community, The work of preventing tuberculosis is an all-the- -year-'round problem.
 "A great number of tuberculosis patients are financially unable to SC cure proper advice or treatment
 "1hc more tuberculosis Natienta properly advised and treated de creasos your chances of being expos ed to "The White Plague"
 "Tte key to tuberculosis prcvcn- tion in the home lies in the qduca- tional and preventative measures carried out by inc patients in follow ing the advice from physicians and the public health or tuberculosis nurse"
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
MAY NAME DESOpD.
Hartford Lawyer, Formerly Uf This
 City. is High Up in Owls.

II is possible that Ferdinand p Esopo, formerly of this city, now or Hartford, supreme vice. president Of the Order of Owls, may become sII- premo president of the order to take the place of John Talbot who now holds that office, in thr event of thn latter's being sent to LcaVenWorth prison for violating the Mann act, on which charge he was found guilty in November in the United States court at Indianapolis. Talbot was sentenced for five years and was fined S5.o"n. but has appealed 10 the United States circuit court, and is now al liberty on bail. MT, DEsop is next in rank to President Talbot
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
WED IN HARTFORD
Schlcsingcr- silver and Yanni-Smith Nuptiais in Capital City of lMcal Interest.
Interest.

Copies of marriage certificates is sued at the office of the Hartford town clerk last month have been re- ceived by City Clerk A. l., Thompson, indicating two marriages of local in- terest in the Capital City.
 Samuel D. Schlcsinger, an umbrella maker of Brooklyn. N. Y. and Re- becca Silver of this city, widow, were married in Hartford, November 27. by Rev. Louis Schwolsky.
 Joseph Yann of 3S Warren stree Hartford, and Miss Marie smith of this city, were married by Nathan Schatz, q justice of the peace, NoV"m- Der 23
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
CONFERENCE VEERS
 TO FAR EAST ITEMS
Great Britain, United States and Japan Have Agreed on Naval
 Policy to Be Followed.

Washington, Dec. Is (By Associated Press) With formal announcement of a complete agreement between Great Britain. the United States and Japan on a basis for the latter's acceptance of the "5-5-3" naval ratio awaiting an adjustment of technical details alone, the focal point. of the arms conference negotiations ap- peared to be shifting more and more today to the Far Eastern discussions.
 No session was scheduled today for the Far Eastern committee which ad-
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
Two Story Buildings
 For Schools Preferred

g When the school committee holds its next session, the sub-c1mmtltoe con school accommodation will recom mend the erection Of a tWo-StoY building on the carmody site ln preference to one-stury structure" The committee has had the two type" of building under consideration for several weeks and has finally decide" that the type to be recommended Is the more economical one,
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15

Rheumatism is pain only" Not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Stop dragging. Rub sooth- ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil" di- rectly into your sore, stiffff joints and muscles and relief comes instantly. "St. Jacobs Ol'' is a harmless rheu- matism cure which never disappoints and cannot burn or discoIor the skin.
 Timber up! Quit complaining! Get
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
N5 RAeuMAr'c Jo'Nrs "a
 A2Ezf0 Rub Pain Right out- Try This! \ !

a small trial bottle of Old-time ''St. Jacobs Oil' at any drug store and in just a moment you'll be free from rheumatic pain, soreness and stiffness, Don't suffer. Relief and a cure awaits you. "St. Jacobs Oil' has cured mil lions of rheumatism sufferers in the last half century, and is just aS good for sciatica, neuralgia. lumbago, back ache, sprans and sWelingS.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
MINSTREL SHOW TOMORROW.

The Yankee Girls, q troupe Of local amateur performers. will appear to- morrow evening at Danccand in q minstrel show. \ varied program of singing and fancy dancing will be
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
ANNNI,NNE ENEAGE,NIENN.

Mir. and Mrs. Wm. McCarroll of kensingtOn announce the engage ment of their daughter, Maudc E., to Roger W. Edwards of 211 Maple street.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-15

given, Dancing will follow music to be furnished by Chupm0n'R Major string orchestra,