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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
Ship Sent American Tourists

Because of the congested tourist
business at Bermuda, where MANY
American travellers are awaiting trans
portatlon to New York, the Lamport
and Holt Line sent radio message
yesterday to Captain Oscar Penrice,
master of the company's steamship
Vasari, ordering that vessel to MT
into Bermuda on her way north from
Brazil and the Argentine.
The Vasari, which has never been
in the Bermuda trade, will take aboard
passengers at that port of call for the
Royal Mail Steam Packet COMPANY,
She is expected 30 arrive at Barbados
and leave there to-day, after which she
VIII head for Bermuda, arriving in
New York April "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
HylanCandidate
For Governor IL
Miller Is Named

other kind Of home rule when it con
Germs large interests.
"Of course, If this combination Of
traction and other public service cor
poration bandits, with the aid Of gam
blers, tho underworld and certain
newspapers, should continue these IN
warranted, malicious attacks, the peo-
pie Of New York and Of the other mu-
inequalities in the state suffering from
lack Of home rule and from traction
and other public service corporation
oppression might insist that Mayor
Hylan be candidate against Governor
Miller and fight the peoples cause
throughout the state just as he has
for the last four years done in New
York City. Then. in such event, the
Mayor may be compelled to bow to the
peoples demand.
"My statement several days ago was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
French Ostracize Reds

GENOA, April IT (By The Associated
Press) Barthou. head of the French
delegation, is seeking further instruc-
tons from his government at Paris.
He declared tonight that he would
not sit beside Russians in semi official
meetings. NJ Colrat, French Under
Secretary of State, speaking to the cor
respondents, said: Il have taken all
necessary measures TO cancel the meet
ing of the third commission, over
which / preside, as the members of the
present one do not want 10 sit on the
same commission as the Germans and
Russians"
The new document is generally re-
garded in Allied circles as an infringe
ment of the Genoa sgenda, because it
has to do with reparations and affects
existing treaties. The French have in
sisted that neither OF these things
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
Asks Better Defense of
Canal Zone and Hawaii
Colonel Wells, Of General Staff
Urges Protection of
OutDoSts

WASHINGTON, April n Compile
tion Of the defense program in Hawaii
and the Panama Canal Zone as an in
tegral feature Of the defense Of con-
tinental United States was urged be-
fore the Senate Appropriation Com
mittee to-day by Colonel 3. H. Wells.
head Of the war plans division of the
General staff. He criticized the pend
ing army bill in it's present form as
inadequate and tending to wreck the
national defense.
Explaining that the defense Of the
Hawaiian group had been centered on
the island Of Oahu. which contains
Pearl Harbor and Honolulu Harbor.
Colonel Wells said these waters were
seen rs "bases from which the feet
may protect the west coast Of the
United States, Alaska and the Panama
Canal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
Voters Authorize Detroit
To Buy Urban Car Lines

DETROIT, April 17.-By a vote of
more than four to one in special
election to-day the city administration
was authorized to purchase the urban
lines of the Detroit United Railway.
which are to be consolidated with the
present municipality owned system.
The company has agreed to sell its
lines and equipment for S19,S5O,0OO
Four million dollars is to be paid
Immediately and the remainder from
earnings of the lines in eleven years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
So, 200, 600 More Voted
Hughes and Daugherty

WASHINGTON, April Requests
Of Secretary Hughes and Attorney Cen
eral Daugherty for more funds for ex-
penses next year of the State and
Justice departments, respectively, we're
granted to a considerable degree by the
Senate Appropriations Committee to-
day in reporting the annual supply bill
for those departments. 1t carried
S2,200,o00 more than the $26,OOO00O
provided by the House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
u. S. to Feed 8OO,OOO
Children i'm the Ukraine
Increases Number From IOO,-
900 in Agreement With
Jewish Committee
Erom The 7,tibune's Eproneam BMrc

T"0T 7 TIC 7 0VH''" TID' VFV'f" ""''H"
LONDON, April 1.-THE American
Relief Administrations task of feeding
100000 children il the Ukraine has
been increased to 100000 according to
an agreement signed here to-day be-
tween the American Relief Administra
ton and the Jewish Joint Distribution
Committee, which is to defray half of
the expense. The work will be managed
from Moscow and viii be under the
supervision of Colonel W. II. Grove and
DR.. Boris b. Bogren. The cost will
reach $4,000 900.
DANZGG, April l3.-The first American
ships to arrive at this port with food
for the famine districts Of Russia locked
to-day lThursday).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
Brewster's Home Robbed

CHICAGO, April 17.-Posing as
plumbers, two bandits invaded the
home OF Walter j.. Brewster, president
of the Chicago Stock Exchange to day,
stabbed the butler, William Graham,
and robbed the place of $4,000 in
Jewels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
You Don't Dare
Look Your Office Costs
In the Facet

You would be amazed if you had
the figures IN front of you.
You know your factory costs down
to the last mill. You know what each
factory worker costs you per week.
per day-per hour-per minute. You
watch labor costs like the proverbiaI
hawk.
Why aren you just as careful about
your office-your correspondence over.
head? Why don't you find out how
shorthand IS costing you money that
brings no return?
northumberland letters cost YOU
around forty cents apiece before Uncle
Sam takes charge of them.
Letters dictated to the new Electrip
Edlphone would cost YOU
Send for one of us and find out.
10 minutes of our time at your
office will give you the facts. I'VE
loItS COtE OUT once unless you ASK
US to return.
Teiephone-CanaL $500
Edwin G. Barnes & Bros.
Az Broadway
NV ''' |l::;siir,,<,r,e
svatR W Electric Contsoe
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Pocihontas, Ark.

Dear Santa: Please bring me a
big doll with yellow curls aud sleep
ing eyes with wlnkers, a little doll,
a trunk full Of clothes, a tea set,
char, an ironing beard, set Of
cooking utensils aud want every.
thing, but mother says YOU won't
bring me everything. Please don't
forget Irene Movies and all the 9th
er little boys and Sirls. ! send you
lots Of hugs and kl,ses. Lovingly,
Jane Keith Richardson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22

Dear SInta--I an. little girl al
most years old aud have been good
and am going TO tel sou what ]
want for Xmas want a doll bug
gy, lots ol story books, as ! am very
fond OF books, lots Of candy, orang
es and bananas. / will not ask too
much Don't forget nv mother.
Please don't forget Mr. Blankenship
a, he is 30 good to print our letters
80 they will reach you in time. |
will go now, hoping you will lind
my stocking hanging by the door
Your nttle glrl, Mildred Aspray.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Pocahontas. Ark.

Dear Santa i am a girl 6 years
old aud 90 to school every day and
have been good. | want a fur set
some red beads aud all kinds of nuts
fruits aud candies, some fireworks
and anything else you would like
to bring me. Please don't forget
my mama, who Is in a hospital at
Memphis. You will find me a. my
Grandpa Luttrell's home. Your
little girl, Wanda Fender.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Biggers, Ark.

Dear Santa Il am a girl years
old. ] want you to bring me doll
and some candy, oranges, cocoanuts
and gum. have two little sisters,
one named Maxine, who wants a
doll too. She is wears old and
Dorothy May is 9 months old.
BRING her arstlle and a rubber doll.
| will close hoping you will come.
Marga Hambrick.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Blggers, Ark

Ds,r Santa-I am a glrl 2 years
"a and 1--we with my aunt and uncle
T's : ant a doll, a rocking char, a SCI
:, dishes, a ring, lots of candy,
o..noes. apples, chewing gum and
O,a ,,a Please done forget my Sis.
,a.a Wv" and brother out at Elevenpolnt.
.Iso .Iso NV little friend J II Ford. Ht
ICES not very far from me. l will
~ ~ he'd early and close my eyes
s,obr ~ Your httle girl,
Lavada Hawkins
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22

Dear Santa-l am a glrl 6 years
old and 90 to school every day. l
want A kewpie doll, bed, two iror g
a dining room set, stove, apples,
oranges, bananas and cocoanut.
Aud don't forget my friend, Melvin
| will 90 to bed early and shut my
ewes tight. Your loving friend,
Maize CLARK.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
DAtto, Ark

Dear Santa-Well u Is almo-t
Xmas time again and i thought |
had better write and tell you what
/ want. Please give me toy ma
Clc lantern, a pocNet knIf', wagon
TO hitch my goats TO, a mouth Sccor
dion, p'enN of tirew' r 8 aud ! mt,
candy and nuts Pin.,,. -auta dOn'L
forget .is,er. She wants sich 'hings
"a YOU have fnr girls. ! n'pe y'u
don't lhuk h We asked too mu b
for | haV- ueen good 10y Ence
YOU las vrsted our home Your
frieun Niord HuIev
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Pocahonlas. Ark

focahontas, Ark
Dear Santa Claus-I want to
write you letter to let you know
what we want. Little Catherine Is
three yeers old and has been a good
little gIrl. She wants a mama doll,
doll buggy and rubber bal. Robert
is five years old and wants wagon
with a horse, some builders blocks
and a little black kitty. Edward Is
seven years old. He wants an air
gun with B B shot and a tool box
with some tools. / am eight years
old and have tried to be a good boy.
| wish YOU would bring me al
ereclor set, a story book and an AIR
gun with shot. Also bring US nuts
and candy. Your little boy,
George Promberger,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Pucahontas, Ark

am a little boy syesrs old go
to school and sm in the third graue
and mind my uncle and auntie. /
want 40 alrgun, candy, apples, nuts
pistol c,ps and anything else boy
ought to have. Your boy,
Cleatus Leach.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22

Tucker, Ark
Dear Satts Claus-I'm a bny 5
,.,,r. old. live az Fucker state
f,rm wuh my grandparents. Pm
y,od BOY osnt, aud want a little
au'umolIe that eau drive, let's Of
t,,u aud rat. e All kinds. Don't
foruet grad alhtI and grandmother.
Now b. sure aud bring my car
Don't lorg't the way.
Your little frIen2.
Lige Dame Jr.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22

n.s Foc'nou as, Ark
Dear Santa ulauo-l am A rir, m
wears old aud want you to brine nv, ~
a doll buggy aud bed, | bays
pretty doll to 60 in it Brine ma
some candy, oranges and MIL
nuts l live on a farm and 90 ~
'chool | have iine teacher
Your little friend.
Wilma Kerley
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22

Tucker, Ark.
Dear SsHta-Pm a girl 8 years
old and have brown eyes and light
halr. Pm good girl and know
You won't miss me- Iwanta klddle
racer, a doll buggy for my big doll,
or anything else you want to bring.
Don't forget my sister and brothers
that live at Manson. | live with nv
grandparents. Our mamma Is dead
so cont forget little children like us.
Your little motherless friend,
Dora Mae Holland Flapery
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Peach Orchard, Ark

Dear Saha Claus-lm a girl 5
wears old nd live near Peach Orch
ard. wait to write and tell you
that | wan a doll, ret of dishes,
a doll trum, some oranges, apples,
c,ndv andnur. II be good little
girl and g TO he'd early.
Your iiItle girl,
Beatrice Albright.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Pocahontas, Ark


Dear Santa-I am a boy nine
months old and have a twin sister
and this letter is tor both of us as
,,e are.heart and heart and hand IN
haod "A twins should be. We
haven't any chimney for you to
come down and the hue Is small so
we will 20 to bed very early auo
sleep sound so you can come in at
,be door. Please bring US some
oranges, apples, candy and some
play pretues aud bring sister doll
"a sbe ia so foolish over one.
Your little twins,
lanes Duel and Jewel Dean Mondy
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Pocahontas, Ark

IOcaDOnta-i AK
Dear Ssnta-I am little girl I 7
years old. 90 to school every day
! want you TO bring me doll that
will walk when you hold its hand,
and will say Mama ! want a
sled, a xylophoue, and some candy,
apples, oranges and a coooanut.
Evelyn Pauline Preston.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Santa Claus Letters

Santa Claus letters received too
late for p1p,ict.iou were sent 20
Santa himself ~ he will know what
the kiddi,s want. Santa Cmu'le'te'S
from tie more ar less gru~t-npT,
who sr,k un male sport ct "a :
custom OF publ-hIrg the children"
letter. eve r-legated TO the w@Ste
basket - EdAur.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
BIggers Ark

Dear Santa Oiaus--I am a glrl
wears Old and gong to school an
m tbe 4.b grade. want q sleepy
doll with long black hair, a uoil
bnrgy aad clothes, fire CRACKERS
candy. apples aud oranges. Don I
foroet my ester, daddy auo mother.
/ wont ask 100 much this time
Your lillle girl,
Ellen L Lloyd
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Farmers Cooperative Association
Blggers, Ark

Dear Sanla-l am a glrl 6 years
old and | want You to bring me a
doll, some candy, mute, oranges and
gum. That is all for me so will
close, Nola nambrick.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Peanh Ornh.

~ VaUh Ufchard, ARK
D9ar Santa Claus-Im a bov 7
years old aud live west of Peach
Orchard Pm going to tell YOU what
want Please bring me a saxapet,
monkey, a bank, toy pstoI
Roman candles and all kinds Of
fruit Your little friend,
Ernest Kerlsy
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Pocahonlas, Ark.

Delr sara-I am glrI seven
,.a,so,J, gotoschool, and heip
- Iwaut vou to bring me a
.n,.,. .,oya some dlsbss, doll
,,,'., andy. nuts, oranges and
80 AID please buag my teacher
nm, ,.,lliuu nee,
I IN ,uur little friend,
Virginia Fay spikes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
POeahontas, Ark

Dear SANTA am a girl nine
years old. Ego to school and belp
mother cook, wash and iron I
want you to bring me a doll bugpv
set OF china dishes, candy, nuts.
oranges, apples, ard please don't
forget mother and daddy. Bring
my teacher, Miss Anna Lawbon
something nice.
Your httle Iueud,
Geneta Arleen Spikes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Brggers, ARK

BlggerS, Ark
Do,r santa Claus.-l am a girl 0
lid Bring me a doll, candy,
yiss ,@i oranges and nuts. Don't
so, sPp nv sister, Leona Bring
sor ,o, a sleepy doll. will be good
u' our friend,
Alma Heron
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Poclhontas, Ark

foCAhontas, ARK
Dear Santa Claus We are two
girls ; and 7 wears old, and 90 to
school every day, learning nne IN
our books We want candy, apples,
mixed nuts, oranges, wax, a nice
doll and buggy, we will not ak too
much this time and go to bed and be
good girls Come early.
Opal aud Thelma Drskill,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Reyno, Ark

KeTHOl HTk
Nv dear Santa Clsus--l am a
brunette gill d years Old Please
brng me a dresser for my doll
e.olhes, a picture for nv play room,
Wash board and tub, fruit aud nuts,
fire works, Nmls decorations and
,bimmy doll. Your friend,
Tbeds Bara Johnston
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Pocahontas, Arb

UVdUUUIdHi HTh
Dear Santa-Please bring me a
dot, ring, house slippers, a story
hook, and candy, fruit ahd nuts
Don't forget my little niece and
nephew Bring Hazel a doll, ring
aud tea set, and Thomas wagon,
tricycle. and train.
Your little glrl,
Sayills Mays
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Blggers, ARK

Bigger, ARK.
Dear -arta Clans Here - VIVA
! want Tor Nm4s, A ring nuts,
candy. app es, oranges and doll
ned Thar vail he all Tor this time.
MAJ Ford.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
BIpgers, ARK

DlPBHlH' a.
Dear Santa am Cir 8 years
I'D and go to school at Peru ! am
IA the first grade ! want a doll
ouggy, some candy, nuts, oranges
and a set of dishes That will be all
[ will ask for this time.
Your little glrl,
Imogene Farrow
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Walnut Ridge, Ar

Dear Santa Claus sm 8 years
Old aud am IN the third grade Am
studying hard and will try to be a
good boy Wish you would please
bring me a nice new overeoal, a
nlce pair of boots, a nice box OF
stationery, a nice big rubber ball,
two wool shirts, oranges, apples,
ants and candies. Your boy,
Junior Bauer
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Bigges Ark

biB5N 5N.''
Dear Santa DO hope you get
this before Christmas. ! want you
to bring me a doll, gun, dog ana a
sled. Don't forget my little brother
Row, and bring US both some nice
candy and truil. Your little boy,
Howard Graham
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Water Valley, ARR.

James Duel and Jewel Dean Mondy
New Britain herald., 1922-03-10

torney, for 1t was believed that it would have been hard to secure q Jury that had not read of the case. and second it was not opposed so as to expedite matter.
 Want Separate tTrials.
 The lawyers for the defense also asked for separate trials for the ac- cused. II was claimed that the ac- cused men may offer a different line of defense, and that the defense Of one might prejudice the case against the other.
 MT. Alcorn said that he understood the ruleh applied to separate trials being granted only when the evidence to be offered by the state in reference to one defendant might be prcjudicia to another, not coming within the scope of that evidence. Lawyer Cal nen said he had been engaged as counsel for Ruggero only q short time before he appeared in superior court.
 Trial Date Assigned.
 States Attorney Alcorn then asked the defense to be ready to proceed with the trial on Tuesday, March 2l. Judge Wolfe instructed the clerk of court to issue d call for ID 1alesmcn on that day. To the counsel for the accused, Judge Wolfe said that thls action did notsimply that all ol the motions would be overruled. The iudge said that in the event of move being made steps will be taken to mo- tify the defendants counsel. Ihe March term then recessed until the opening of the Renaldino trial, but IS subject to call for session at any time in the interim.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-10
For Colds, Grip or Influenza

and as d Preventive, take Laxative PROMO oUININE Tablets. The gen uine bears the signature of E. w. Grove (Be sure you get BROMOD
New Britain herald., 1922-03-10

Eagle Milk. 8 cans 50c-Russell Bros.
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New Britain herald., 1922-03-10

Pure Lard, 2 lbs. 25c-Russell Bros.
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New Britain herald., 1922-03-10
NATURALIZATION SESSION

A naturalization session is being held by the city court this afternoon in the common council chamber in the City hall. 5S applicants for citi zenship are on the list Allen F.. Church is representing the United States government and Judge George w. Kett Is on the bench.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-10
MRS. OBENCHAIN ON
 STAND, ADMITS LOVE
Woman on Trial for Killing Broker, Declares That She Loved Him
 and He Her.

Los Angeles March 0.-Madalynne obenchain who yesterday sobbed out on the witness stand the story of her love for J. Belton Kennedy, for whose murder she is on trial, today faced the ordeal of cross examination. In her direct examination Mrs. Obenchain detailed her acquaintance and love for the young broker from d point dating five years ago, grad lIally, under the direction of her counsel reaching the climax, the mght of August 5, last, when Kennedy was slain in her presence on the steps Of his summer cottage in Beverly Glen, a suburb. She told of two shots and two strange persons running past her in the darkness.
 She told of her marriage to Ralph R. Obenchain, Chicago attorney oi the divorce he permitted her to ob- tain; of her coming to Los Angeles; of Kennedys alleged plea for se- cret marriage because his mother Ob- iected to Mrs. Ohenchain as d. daugh- ter-in-law; of the arrival here Of Ar thur c. Burch, of Evanston, H., joint ly indicted with hes for the murder of Kennedy and of many details which linked these events together.
 Once, she said when she had tried to change the subject after Kennedy had asked her if she loved him he declared:
 "If your lips won't tell that you love me, your eyes do.'
 Her counsel asked her if she had loved the young broker.
 "I did love Belton," she answered.
 And did he love you?"
 q believe he loved me-"
 Did you have sany arrangement with Burch by which you were to bring about kennedy's death?'
 Certainly not" she declared.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-10

Best Coffee, 3 lbs. s1-Russell Bros.
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New Britain herald., 1922-03-10
City. Items

Fred Murphy has recovered after his recent serious illness. Mr.. Mur- phy was former superintendent of charities.
 Mrs. Arthur A. Plz has recovered sufficiently from the grip to be out again.
 , Arthur A. Pilz, manager of the Pilz-R Rhodes ice skating rink, will at tend the six day bicycle race at the Madison Square Garden today. To- uorrow he will W ness the Tendler- Sheppard bout at the Rink Sporting club. He will return Monday.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-10
TO PLAY COLLINSVHLE

The New Britain Trade school bas- ketball team will play the Collinsvile High team at the town hall, Collins vile, this evening. The local boys, with eight straight victories to their credit will be a hard combination to stop. The lineup will include Capt. Seanson at right forward, and Patrus at left forward. II. Anderson will play the center position. The guard positions will probably be held by Eamenicky and Witham although possibly kulikowski will find place in this evenings game. F. Anderson is out of the lineup and it is doubtful whether he will be able to get back for the championship games.
 Best Coffee, 3 lbs. s1-Russell Bros
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New Britain herald., 1922-03-10
POLITICAL CALENDAR

Thursday March l6: Last, day for applications to be made voters,
 Saturday. March 25: Last day to file petitions of candidacy for C. Q. r, primaries,
 March 25 and 27: Selectmcn and city clerk in session to make voters,
 March 3l: Republican prlma- ries.
 April II: Annual city elec- ton,
 r- Events This Week:
 Friday Night: Republican town committee meets at head quarters. saturday Night: Democrat town committee meets at head quarters in Booths block, at 9 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-10

hospital, No. 41, in Allingtown, West Haven. died yesterday. after a short illness. He was 47 years old and leaves a family, and other relatives in Missouri.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-10

Some people are geniuses. One oc- casionally finds a cook who can make perfect deserts without Bakers Certi- fled Favoring Extracts. All grocers.- adyf
New Britain herald., 1922-03-10
N-RAY EXPERT DIES

New Haven, March 10. - Major James c. Thompson, who was in charge of the N-Ray section in the United States public health service
New Britain herald., 1922-03-10
Dr. Mayo at Bull Fight,
 Attended Injured MatadOr

Mexico City March 1o.- (By As .ociated Press) - When Luis Frcg, leading matador, was seriously gored during a benefit corrida yesterday Dr. William J. Mayo, American sur Eaon, who is visiting Mexico City was requestel by President Obrcgon to examine Frrg Dr. Mayo was given a, ovation by the crowd when he re- termed from the intirmary. Freg I1ay iic. tEe main artery in his lett thIsli having been severed.
 More than 75,oon,0 900 animals were lost in Europe during the war.