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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30

VIRGINIA FARMS
Excellent l7h-acrs farm and home: 100 IN
cultivation: iO-room dwelling, tenant house.
barns. stables. orchard; convenient county
seat, schools, railroad and town; fine section,
good soil and a real bargain; price $1,000. on
reasonable terms; buildings worth this: write
for booklet OF others.
MORTON G. THALHIMER
Farm Department
Richmond. Va.
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MORTGAGES
MORTGAGE MONEY

FNinds for first and second mortgages: prompt
answers on desirable applica tOns.
DANIEL II. ELLIS.
900 Finance Bldg. Spruce o0Bo-a
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GET IN TOUCH with US quickly ym,tS u tS''Lisss 'tss
In buying inxep Gne equipped us Tor motor drive ss!
without motor iaG.Sans nssoSSdilon Saf
per- al MERiCAN MOTOR BODY va
SURPLUS 5o9l earRmSSGss RnSSs fPs stsss fsis s
mills, grinder TSorlns mills, etc. Blodysn
MI a. Is anS sSSPfS'l Tool Co. l4th and pA''"''
Detroit. M,1,I;-SS;0TORs. MACHINE Toobs'
ELECTRlCAAih;W MER EQUIPMENT =, an sr
o,n,,rN MACHINERY CO. lis N. n OF IA IA
W secondhand nHsAhHE,STy E,rCw 0GgssS'N 1859 N ~ "
PULLEYs, hangers Sas Ssst'iaazf saf n Sd. Phil.
l,S PIae9 hand machinery boggaat, s1Isd VI.
Sssch': plants dismantled. GROW. LOW :.
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MISUNDERSTANDING publishing house needs
2 statesmen mot order takers) for Eastern
territory: college or normal school gradu-
ates, willing to take tho usual hard knocks
while becoming familiar with the work.
sales force. made up In turn OF high
grade sales people. getting maximum results
from their efforts: we can assure an oppor-
tunlty Just as big as the Individual. Call
1919 Liberty Bldg. Monday. 9:30 to IL,
1 to 8 p. NJ.
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VIA saaisr. Sons. isas cOlunsblSi Hi ir ave. vent
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Folding Chairs slsst'' U.ss 75c Each
MACHINERY AMI AvVAS

pool, TABLES bought sold and repaired
l. Kiefer, 320 w. Girard. Phi. Kens 2st
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R. .E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

STAMFORD Pa.-Two modern houses. IS
rooms, 3 baths; 3 acres; sale or exchange
KENNEDY, i06 $. Van Pet AZ.
PESNSYLYANIA-SU
sTRAFFORD. PA.-Two modern houses, IS
rooms, 3 baths; & acres; sale or exchange
KENNEDY. 400 s. Van Pelt St
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l WANT A MAN

! want a man who thinks he can; a man who
does not work for the dollar only, who con-
siders service to mankind paramount; the
opportunity offer h m means perpetual inde-
pendence. social and fnarc!al success. plus
a free course In business psychology and
character analysis as ass sting equipment;
application must be made in own. hanuwrit-
ing to receive cons deration. stating past ex-
expected: the greater the past educational
advantages and experience. the greater earn
ing power and advancement. Apply today
b l04. Ledger Office.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
A sER1ous.M1Nprp woMA

A SERIOUS MINDED WOMAN
Of personality and assurance. accustomed 10
meeting people OF breeding. To an energetic
woman willing TO devote time at her com
mand to a high-class. humanitarian activity
| offer social and financial independence ana
permanent success. Whole -hea rted co-opsra-
ton and assistance making the unde. taking
easy to master. Free course In practical
psychology and the science OF character
analysis at sight included as assisting equip
ment. Address in own handwriting. los.
Ledger Office.
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.I.ENSInE

igiGHT-ROOM home, hot-water heat, electric;
all convenlences; priced iow at SSo0Qi other
homes from $4,000 up; lots from $500 up.
JiENNINGER & RENSINGER. Glcnslde
pa 0"nosite station. Phone OEontz Wv.
RIRd1TN-Htt- Colonial dwE,, with 4 bed.
rooms; all Convcncrces; reduced. TO ~
for quick sale EENN1$GER KEN
NTNGFR Glpugldr
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CHU.DS NURSE. Protestant, experienced,
take charge OF 2 girls. ases and In
wages SIS Call Tuesday or "Wednesday
afternoon al 1910 18th ST.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

1880 LOCUST ST. - Sixteen-story hreproof
housekeeping apartment house; all mod
ern equipment; separate elevator for each
set OF apartments; apartments from rooms
and bath 70 7 rooms and baths, or or
more apartments may be Joined; inspection
invited. Apply TO Superintendent, on prem
ises.
SPRUCE, 1iO0 (Holmehurst Annex)-Two
and room housekeeping apartments, FUR
rished or unfurnished; also bachelor apart
nients with maid services Phone.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT ST, 1024-Furnshed rooms. ali
Convcniences; near bath.
GRATZ. n 152I-Desrable rooms. fur
nshed and unfurnlshed. Poplar 2ll6 ].
GrEES. 5O0-Furnished rooms for house,
keeping; room suites; all cows; heat.
STILES, l394-Ro,m and board; also table
board; home cooking; good loo For, SG62 w.
WALNUT ST. 5GOS-Two well.turn. rooms
for housekeeping running water; all con-
venicnces, near elevated.
WALNUT 3OO5-Second Il. front south exp, !:
elec.. h..w, heat. semi-pri bath. ex. meals,
10TH. n, l3g. HOTEL RuRIC-Central
near station and shopping district. beauti-
fully furn, rooms: elec spotless; mod. rates
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room. private
home: semi private bath; vicinity 2lst and
Walnut. spruce 4OSl.
LARGE furn studio steam heat, fireplace.
Washington sr. Phone Barring $40,
LARGE furnished studio: steam heat, IRE.
pace. Washington So Phone Brg. $40.
ATTRACTIVE furn. apts., some housekpg.
sherwood Apt. Agency. 1884 Walnut st.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
", PHII.A.-N'Icsly furnished room. home
comforts: board optional; employed couple
or gentleman; private home Wood, 1895 w
ATTRACTIVE warm sunny front rm.. all
cows; vic. 49th BALTIC Wood. slSi w
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HELP wANTED--MALn

REPRESENTATIVE 49,
with established trade. wanted py Nsw
York house for philadelphia tarritory., Vv,u oya
I ,edaer ONCE
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OLD GOLD

OLD gold, silver pistinum Plstsss PSoass Tor ssss.
l., 'Clark Tehner. sOI sAns9-;
CASH paid for old gold, silver and anii,sSiSS' nisiS'
clocks. Rogers. As 8. 17th st. LOCUST -
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ARTIST. experienced in small lettering.
faces figures. flower ornaments and scroll.
wanted by manufacturer In Dayton Ohio.
pc ormanent posit on. pleasant surroundings
good salary. Address reply for personal in.
terview. VI 21S, Ledger Office.
EOOKKEEPERS, accountants make sl5 to
$40 weekly extra. without interfering with
regular position; legitimate. permanent: re-
plies confidential. J. r. Browne. Pres.
W. Madison, Chicago.
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pREssMAK1NaA NpM1LI1NERY

McDOwET.LS $ course soon makes you an
expert: learn and double your income Day
and evening school 1922 Market 81.
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STORAGE AND MOVING
LOST AND FOUND

GRIP-Lost. at Sd and Mlfflin sts.. a black
grip, containing valuable college notes.
also package containing brief case. No aues-
tons asked: $40 reward II returned to Thos.
II. Johnson. 502l Catharine. Phone Wood
land SlS4 J.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Certificate No
95Gl for One Thousand Dollars RlOO0D
PHILADELPHIA, wILNINGTON AND
CERTIFICATE, due July /. 1921. registered
IN the name Of Sarah r. Blackwell. has been
lost or lestrc yed and application made for
The payment OF the principal thereof.
SARAH Il. BLACKWELL.
81 +. 59th St. New York City.
PURSE-Lost. gold purse, bet. Wanamaker's 3
and Locust St or Chestnut and 18th SITS. :
name Of owner inside. Reward II returned.
Phone Chestnut Hill 1876.
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Observation-Disclosures

Ono Of the Oldest and well-known motortruck
companies has an opening for 1 or 2 sales
men at Its philadelphia branch: uni iess
YOU are hard worker, good personality
fair education and proved sales record do
not apply. p 1903. Ledger office.
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STAMPS AND COINS
WANTED

STAMPS, Albums, etc.. for c9leSSsos"
free, Phila. stamp Co. ~ .. leSe.-=.
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JENKINTOwS
OVERLOOK
RUTIFDGE
WINFIELD
NEW JERsEY-sUBURBAN

-FOUR LOTS, 5Ox125 at Mardeon, n. j.;
will sacr ace; ideal for SUMMER bungalow
near railroad and trolley. Adfess 52S Ethan
ave., York, Pa. "
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EAIRNIEM
RIVERSIDE

T'VyO-sTOEY bungalow. ! rooms. gas. cleo
tricity oak and white enamel finish. eStr
large closets automatic vacuum, steam heaI
and cement cellar size Of house: large open
fireplace: sewer and cement sidewalk coSo!s
stucco: lot 1O0xl5O; beautiful shade and
bulding and loan first mortgage; worth
sfn, 900; s5P BrdGeborn st. Riverside. ". J.
Phone 2c4 NJ. Riverside.
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DOGS AND BIRDS

ARE YOU INTERESTED in dogs? Send csc
istamps or cuin) today for months SUBJ
sc-iption Sportsman's Digest: contains In
'erestinE illustrated stories on dogs, hunt
ing. fishing, etc. Sportsman's Digest. 226
Butter BIDS. Cincinnati. o. 0.
wANTED-Pupries and grown dogs; highest
prices paid. Call or write 1893 Thompson.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE
SACRIFICE
Fully equipped glass bottle fac.orv Ioc,,.a
IN Southern California: wonderful opportu
nifty Tor practical business man with broad
VISION 10 acquire going concern IN "a
growing section OF United States yYbeTe
Possi6iLlties for growth and expansion are
practically Unlimited; other business inter
estS c0Tunaid owrers' time: reason for sell.
ing VI 80 Ledger Office.
WANTED. high-class salesman as district
manager large motion picture company,
churches. schooic. civic Urganiz's; territ, viii
pay you S=I.0Ou yearly; no invest nee, but
must have $4,000 to back your own business
state age, EXP, local afh. and refs ''SSS +"
S2a Union I<aEue Bldg. Los Angeles.
FOR SALE-DRUG STORE
Town OF $500. in Penna.. we'll stocked for
live wire; well located; doing nice business
easily can be dOub' cd. good location 10 iob
a radius Of IS 10 20 miles around; wish 10
retire; stock will inventory $4,000; viii
sell right, none but buyers need apply VI
2la Ledger Office.
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CLERKS-Havt you ever used an adding
machine? Why not sell them? See our
nd. for sal.smtn. Sundstrand sales Agency.
COMPoSITOR WANTED. first class. Tor
open shop work in a Job shop: IL interested
write Box Al Cohoes. y. y. stating wages
expected and experience.
DESIGNER, first class. with wide expert
ence or French wilton and body brussels;
we require one who .s capable OF producins
hign-grade work. Apply giving full par
ticUlars In first letter. to
MOHAWK CARPET MILLS, INC.
Shuttle worth Bros. Co. Branch
Amsterdam. n. Y.
DISTRICT MANAGERS wanted by an old
established land development company to
sell our lots and hve.acre farm land between
Philadelphia and Atlantic City; white and
colored: live wires. only those that can or
ganiZe sales forces Of agents In every state;
We have enough land TO supply 10000 agents.
II YOU arc hustler, you can earn from
$500 to $1,000 per week; many OF our rep
scntatives are making bigger amounts. Write
US end we Will EXP I'm our proposition:
MlZPAH LAND IMPROVEMENT co.
1908 n. 7th ST., Phla.. Pa.
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EAL ESTATE ron SALE
CyNwyD

CYNWYD w
Afl-stons 2-story detached dwelling with
garage. all modern appointments bedrooms
and ba his: excellent condition; immediate
pcssessIon, -
MAURICE II. MATsfNGER
425-3n Real Estate Trust Bldg
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BARSEGAT
ACRES. ocean to bay. ti4 900: hal
81: railroad station on premises.
WESTNEY, 2O3 Liberty Building
EGG HARROR

oR sALE-A lot i50xlOu feet. containing a
Groom bungalow. at Egg Harbor. n. J
My to JAMES HARGROVE. Farm School
j. vCks Co Pa
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

YOtT can rent an Oliver typewriter 3 months
for 81 perfect machines. Oliver Typewriter
Co.. Walnut & 10th. Walnut 0l0l. Main $3.50
ASHES. rubbish and coal removed from Gel.
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NEW JERsEY-sEASHoRE

|NY-FRON1 nrorerty az 5th st; corner
lam heat, gas and coal range. floating
uck. billiard room. Switchboard garage.
aunis court. Owner. Apartment 904. 1882
iestnut St. Philadelphia.
.huSE, 3 bedrooms and bath on. Cd foor;
living room. din ng-rcom, maids room.
.Htchen and laundry on first hooT; separate
rage. First street at Ocean ave; excep-
scnal bargain: $4,000. OTIS NJ. TOWN
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EnilGinE Lots

FOR HALE-Two fine corner lots. wildwood
and Lakewood ayes IN center Ocean Gate;
r'ust be sold % close an estate; lots 2ONlOO
lch Frederick Hermann, executor. lil5
acust St Philale' Dhia. ga.
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GOTH ST. SECTION
EEEN ROCK

house furn.. hardware bakery grncerS
ana produce etc SIS, $50 and sos. HER,
RERT HOPE 1901 York road. Wyom. 4637
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OWNER having large hnuse Will rent un-
Furnished apartment 3 rooms, bath and
,llfcMonrttc TO refined couple or lacheIor;
garage Tor car. l5l7 ledger Office.
5-room apt; bath and
ldy.: near station, 1910 Ledger on.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21
WOMEN VOTERS ID
 MAKE NEW APPEAL
Will Present Suggestions at Pan
 American Conference

Baltimore April e1,-Round table discussions were continued at today's meeting Of the Pan American con- ference on women begun yesterday under the auspices of tho league Of national women voters, women in in- dustry being the topic at the first session Miss Mary Anderson, chief of the women's bureau. United States department of labor presided, This question was considered in four sec tions as follows:
 1-Appontment Of qualified women in all public agencies, commissions or tribunals, national. state and local, dealing with the interests of women,
 2-Limitation of the hours Of work for wage earning women in the in- dustrial undertakings 10 mol more than eight hours in any one day, or A hours in any one week, and one days rest in seven.
 3--Prohihition of night work, for women in industrial occupations,
 Prohibition of the employment of women six weeks before and after childbirth
 At the conference on prevention of traffic in women, mpltGhmcntS and results of conferences at Geneva in June 1921, and at Rome in Nn"cm- Der of tb- same year were presented briefly.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21
PORTUGUESE PLIERS
 GIVEN DECORATION
Govt. Recognizes Their Achievement Will Hop on Again About
 May 2.

Lisbon, April 21.-GBy Associatel Press. .)-CaptainS SaCadura and Coutinho, the Portuguese aYiators who reached st. Paul Rocks in their Lisbon to Rio dc Janniro flight, have been decorated by the government with the grand cross of Christ.
 While awaiting arrival at the Rocks of the new hydro -airplane being ship ped to them by the government. the fliers have gone to the island of Fer nando Noronha on the cruised Re publica. This island. which will be their next landing place, is approxi- mately 300 miles northeast of Per nambuco.
 The Portugal" as the new hydro airplane is called, is expected to reach St. Paul Rocks in less than two weeks, so that the aviators may begin the fourth leg of their journey by May 3, in which event they would probably reach Rio de Janeiro by May 5.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21

the Savannah post office and received q letter He never told whence his letters came and he was at great pains to destroy all trace of them. No one remembers having heard him mention his past, or his family or his former home, and he avoided all who sought to question him. Old residents of Thunderbolt however say he was thought to have lived ns a young man at Watervlet, N. Y.
 Lived In Poverty.
 Romaine boarded at home here, living apparently on remittances con- tained in the unexplained letters. Then hope deserted him or the miser's passion seized him, or the remittances were stopped-no hoardings have been found-and he went to live in a shed so small he could barely lie full length to sleep. Here he lived for years in an environment of dire poverty.
 His clothing became ragged non- descript and at times was pieced out and patched with crocus sacking But he never grew careless of his secret and when death placed the final seal upon his lips Wednesday his mean
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21
BROADCASTING OF
 WALLACE'S MESSAGE
Secretary of Agriculture Plans to Give Address This Evening
 by Radio

Washington, April 21.-Secretary Wallace of the department of aericul- ture will attempt tonight, on Arbor Day eve, what is described as the most widespread radio distribution of a single messagc' ever to be made.
 The message will be transmitted at 3 o'clock, eastern standard time, from the governments stations at Ar lington, Va, San Diego, and san Francisco, Calif., the Great Lakes naval station and all army and post office department stations, and also by the radio relay league and radio broadcasting stations.
 Radio experts state that, because of the constantly increasing number of radio sets in operation the voice of the secretary will reach more people than any human voice since time began" One year ago there were perhaps 60,000 radio receiving sets in
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21
YALE GOLF SCHEDULE.
University Players Take on Mass. h.
 stitutc Of Technology This Year

New Haven, April 2i.--I'hc Yale golf team schedule announced today shows the addition of one new oppon- ent, Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology.
 Three veterans of last years team are on this years team, they being Captain A. T. Buifinton, 22; J. s. Bush, '22 and N. T. Lowell, '23. Tho schedule follows:
 Columbia at Greenwich, Conn.,, April 29 Williams at Hartford, May 6. Pennsylvania at Apawamis, Rye, N. Y,, May 13. Princeton at Garden City, May 21. Dartmouth at Bridge port, May 23. M. l. T., at Boston, May 26. Harvard at Boston, May 30. Intercollegiate at Garden City, June 27 to July 1.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21
.GUNFIRE COMPELS
 PEOPLE 10 STAY IN
Dublin Citizens Dare Not Go Out
 at Night for Fear Of Death

Dublin, April 9i,-Uly Associated PreaH,) )-Tho attack on tho Yelling ton barracks which a. 4l al ll;lb o'clock last night, ea~tuloi 40 min- utra, when thc hoelaeia~ .orccg were hoH'en of hS thc gasl Ju o' regular lr!9A rcpGbiioar u"aY iFoous,
 ha nt,eiop, wy. t,"#c tn .rgh the from, "atc, and ,-a rforadaa were h"r'n3, slightly nr.l&I 'lrca of the grrraNn, 'fha Gp.l .co'iod with n ergGad1 and i, ' lo'i, .nl two of Inc a'ta'kor5 wcrn '.l1adnd as tlg" were seen being naaistpd a@ay by comrades,
 Pho firing in dij'c" "en. parts of the barracks, wh''o {. last"d, was even morc intenso than ihat nr ;hc previous night.
 hnmhS cause Alarm.
 Tho explosions of bombs caused the e"e8test larm
 Wellington barracks, which is in a thickiy populated rcsileptal section, was to last barracks ncrc to he evac- ua'eI hY the British. and is now re- spon9'llr. for military action in Dub- iin, i'cGgqrs !}Gsh barracks being the general headquarters Of the provis- ioHal %ovrrnmontG forces.
 ii~ing about RegGars Bush bar racks last night was comparatively tight, but a fusillade of 80 shots was heard near the four courts, recently 1e!2"d by tho Independent forces un- der Rory O'Connor
 Firing Of rcvovcrs in various parts of the city at night has grown so gen Ial al ct 1,a effect as a curfew law, peace-loving citizens retiring to their homes at an carly hour.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21
RETREAT|NG BEFORE !. 5. RELIEF
American Food Supplies Succor.
 ing Those in YolSa Valley

Samara, Russia, April 21,-(By As- ning to retreat in the Nolga valley be- fore the slow but steady arrival of American corn for adult feeding. 1t is due to vanish almost entirely when the spring sunshine uncovers the black earth of this fertile region and brings out the early grasses and veg etables which added to the rations supplied by the United States. other foreign countries and the Russian goNerrment will sustain most of the population until the rye and wheat harvest of late August and carly Sep- tomber.
 The retreat is slow, however, and the death rate from hunger is still mounting in the villages far from the centers of rail communication which have not yet been reached and may never be reached by American and other foreign aid.
 Ii.lin 90 Sow Wheat.
 Today, tGn beginning of the last month when Hi'nat may be sown, it is still a gaM}3 whether a majority of the phea&ants will receive any appre- ciable supply " wheat fer spring planting. The railways through the heart of tue Sama'a and Orenburg districts have been blocked by cqui- noctial h'iIgards at the time when the Moscow government was Straining all efforts to bring seed from the ports to the peasants
 But regardless of the success of tho wheat seeding campaign the rye that was sown last autumn is expected to supply the population of Samara with enough food on which to exist after the middle of August.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21
MAN OF MYSTERY
 RETAINS SECRET
SaVannah's Strange Character Dies Without Disclosing Identity

Savannah, Ga, April 21,-Savan- nah's man of mystery" Julius Ro- maine is dead. His body, long de- nied even the most meagre comfort, lies in a solemn room in an under- takers quarters here. It is held with the vague hope that news of his death may develop his identity.
 Romaine appeared in Thunderbolt, a resort four miles from here, more than 8 quarter of a century ago. He brought only a name from his past, and it was never known whether that was his own. Each Monday there after until his death, he walked No
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21
WEALTH OF FARMERS

Washington, April 12.-The depart ment of agriculture estimated today that the gross wealth produced by farmers in 1921 had q value of s12,366, 6,o0o.o00, or about two-thirds of the aggregate value of the farm products of 1920, and little more than one-half the aggregate for 1919. During the same period, 19l9-21 pro- duction of ten crops which represent about 95 per cent. of the total crop acreage fell s per cent.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21
Democrats to Organize
 At Meeting Next Thursday

The regular meeting hour of the democrat town committee has been changed to 7:30 o'clock tonight in- stead of 8 o'clock. The committee will meet in Lawyer David l.. Dunn's office in National bank building. The newly elected members of the town committee who take office next month, have been invited to attend tomght's session.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21
ONE MAN IS DROWNED
When Steamer Sinks in James River
 After Collision.

Newport, News, April 21.-Tbe Bux- ton line steamer Brewster and one of the craft of the Richmond New York steamship line collded last night in the James river, the Brewster going down in 40 feet of water with loss of one life, according to officials of the owning company.
 The chief engineer of the Brewster went down with the ship, being un- able to escape.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-21

this country. Today tfnro arc over 800, GOO and tho present monthly in- crease is estimated at 100000.
 Boy Scouts wGo receive tIc mes sage will, wherever possible, arrange to deliver it on the gold j anniversary of Arbor Day, tomorrow, to the mayors of their cities.