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New-York tribune., 1922-08-02


The following judgments were fled yes
terday. the first name being that of the
debtor:
Ace Paper Stock Company, Inc
New York Telephone Com
American Drug Products. Inc
Bloom. Barney-H. Spector. 1850
Same-T. F. Peterson. .......... 1920
Bald. Anna NH. G. Semple +. 521.70
Bennett, Henry D and Reuben J.
tBennett Bros. Park & Til
ford .................. 21sa5
Collins. Inc nc......... s,2os46
Edmonds. Harry---C. H. Fowler. 433.45
Fiel, NH Fatt. 105.11
Finn Mary--H Dunkak. 217.37
Fl A, Jackson. Inc-Ncw York
Telephone Company .......... 222.e6
Hirschhorn, Joseph-A. Gordon. 1915
Hecht. Rudolph-Chandler & Co.
Jones. Frederick A-w e. D.
Johnson. David H.-Roger q
Galiet .........-.-,....... llp16
knight Service Corporation--Dee
Realty Corporation. ........... 66794
Lebrasse. charles-M stefan. 214.2o
Leniga. John FL. Fischer. 1861
Bushnell ................... 1,sss42
Merchants Buyers Syndicate Inc.
New York Telephone Com
pany ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1e6.14
Moore, Harry--Edson Electrical
Supply Company ny............. 2s9. .os
Mcclure, Walter C.---Lewis &
Conger ............. 15s4e
National Interocean Corporation
New York Telephone Com
pany ................... 1oos1
nick Bros. ..................... ss5ss
Proctor, George IA Fisch. 65925
Risk James--F= L. Risk; costs. 49983
Rubel, Hyman--New York Knee
Pants Company. Inc. f34.69
Rosen1aid Dress Company-Drey-
fuss Costume Corporation ... 45553
et al. ....................... 2.15s.5e
Schwiager. Bernard {B Schwin-
ger)---A I smoiens. ........... 2s42o
Smith. Robert l. Marx....e.. 566.40
Santoro, Pasquale--F Speir. ..... 322s9e
Slutzkin. Maxwell RE c Ciapp. 2641.6l
ct al..,............... 62s11
Tobachnick. Raiph--A. eta sh ct shrdl
Tannenbaum, Samuel Butler
Bros ........,... 2ss.o7
cleve ............. ............. sss.s2
Wernick, Sol--Politziner Bros. 1886
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b usiness Troubles


zclty. Bernard-Broad st Hold
ing Co. ...................... 1880
In Bronx County
Duffy, Stephen j NJ Felson.... 1920
siattey. James IA Santly..... 214.20
Sarne--J sanity; ........,........ ITO
Garzillo David-National Cash
Register Co. .................. 4s162
Hecht, Jeanne-Oppenheina, COL
~ Inns & Co. ...... 251s
F kaurman, Jacob-state Bank. -. 4,o62.95
G Brown M Retnschreiber 3s216
Schneider, Max-Bonwit, Teller
-, CO. ......... ........... 1885
Alnk, kalman-Butler Bros. $3.50
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Cotton Goods Sfiffe1

Mills making primary cotton goods
Tor conversion purposes yesterday
Withdrew old quotations and advanced
their prices in sympathy with the sharp
upturn in raw cotton following the gov
ernments condition report. Few buy
ers followed up the advance and the
days trading was light. The standard
$500 88 y inch print cloths generally
were quoted at 8a4 cents a yard for
spot deliveries at the close of busi-
ness yesterday Some business was put
through at SIS cents earlier in the day.
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HELP WANTED MALE

CRITIC-ExPERT. coats suits, dresses
waists, silk and muslin underwear de-
partments; must be up to the minute on
styles and values. Address Expert, P. 0.
Box 105, Station T
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Automobile instruction

driving taught; short time;
license guaranteed; ladies' classes: also
Ford lessons American Auto School. g2s
Lexington av.
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Wooden .Iohhers Meet Tonight

An open meeting for woolen and
worsted jobbers will be held tonight
at the Hotel Imperial at 1880 o'clock
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER and cook naidaie-a aged American
couple. small adult family. b.. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency. 10 q. 4ad, 80 floor.
Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAMBERMAID or chambermaid- wait
ress; young Irish girl; excellent refer
ences. f., Miss Hofmayers Agency, 10
East 43rd ST., 3rd floor. Telephone 8947
Murray Hill.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

COUPLE, neat young New Engiandera
good pain cook. ohambermaid, waitress.
heuseman, chsugosir 500. Wettiers 9
Agency, 20 West 42d St
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AUCTION SALE

BY VIRTUE of an execution I will sell
this day. at public auction. at $40 A. NJ.
at Nos. 8, and 10 First St. Manhattan. 1
H-Ray Lamp. Matter OF Hanovis Cherni-
cal Co. vs. J. McMunn Holly. II. Van
Leer, Marshal, City OF New York.
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CHAMBERMAID- D-wAITREss, young; thor
oughly capable; exceptional. Miss Fitz-
gerald's Bureau, 366 Fifth ave.
CHAMBERMAID-w WAITRESS, experienced,
Norwegian. Miss Halls Bureau, IT West
44th st. Vanderbilt 834o.
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COOK, SIS; waitress s-chambermaid. S65
English, sisters; anywhere; fine refer
ences. shea's Agency. E. 41st. Murray
Hill 6774.
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BUSINESS CARDS

Diamonds, JeweIry, Etc.
DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
Advice free. Bennett. l72 B way. I'd floor.
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Cooks

COOK, very neat, excellent cook; good 2
years reference. j., Miss Hofmayers
Agency. 10 East 43rd ST.. 3rd floor. Tele-
phone Se47 Murray Hill.
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COOK, Scotch; young, neat, capable: ex-
ceptonal references Shaughnessys Bu-
reau, $50 Sixth ave.
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LOST--Maie chow dog, answers to name Of
Charcoal; strayed from TelIeaire Garden,
Lhdrsdayi reward. Mrs, Louis Ripley.
Phone Hollis 461n-W
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help

MRS. KEMP s AGENCY High-grads coiorsd
maids; references. 1882 TIN ave. Audu-
bon 1856.
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TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST OR MIsLAID-~Po,icy No, sbs.est,
issued by tho Penn Mutuai Life Insur-
aance Company. on tho life of Edward A.
the undersigned An application has been
mage for the issuing of duplicate Anna
o. Page, 2es West i21st st, New York.
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LEGAL NOTICES

JIldI w dI GIIOuSI ND., ID
I44-14e WEST s0TH ST. n. Y.
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No. eo0,f87 of Greenwich
savings Bank, 24s Sixth ave. New York
CITY Payment stopped. Please return
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Miscellaneous

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS NAN,
20; VIII do anything temporarily that VIII
lead TO position as superintendent; over ten
years general experience, excellent refer
enees. Address l.. j. 2028 Fifth ave.
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LOsT--sunday, July 30. two coats; left on
tonnsau OF Hudson car at Long Beach;
re%afo, r. Tunison. 1876 Broadway. ". &
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COOK. Protestant: good manager; excep-
tional references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bu-
reau, 386 Fifth ave.
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Judgments Filed
In New York County

he following judgments were fled yes
day. the first name being that of the
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02


HAMILToN, oht-Thomas 6. Watkins
Clark millinery; care William T. Knott,
23 E. 26th ST.
HARR1s9oNBURG, va.,-Joseph Ney &
1. D. Rothschild, A E. 2sd st.
NH HAFTEGRD Allen : Co.
trimmings braids, millinery. laces, en-
broideTies; p G; Allianee, 4o4 4th av.
w Daniels, girls and Juniors coats: care care
HASTINGS, Neb.-wolbach & Brach
HAzLEToN Pa-sasso's Dept Store:
N. Levee, ladies' ready to wear and gen.
n,dse.; care of Fellows Buying Co., 1164
.HoaNELL,, N; VI. & G.. Inc; C.;
Wineberg, silk drssses; care of National
HOUSTON. Tex.-Levy Bros. Dry Goods
s0ffs ss zs2s w yevsss fss h%aY
Co; A. N. Holtzworth, ladies' ready to
wesri 1N;I PeRnsyyanla; e ms YyNda 49,. u.,u.v uoa
II. E. Halsey, ready to wear; care Arthur
Mincer Inc, 11s W. S2d St.
INDIANoLA,' Miss.-Hytken Bros; A.
NJ Hytken, d. Hytken, dry goods shoes;
Imperial.
JACKSON. Miss.-R. e. Remington Co /;
Mitchell, millinery; care OF Alfred Fantl,
GAINESVILLE, Wis.--J. M Bostwick &
Sons; r. M Bostwick. mdse. mgr; Miss
Anna Kelly, representing; Miss X. A.
Shields, women's ready to wear Mar
Unique.
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. L.. Feinberg; l..
Feinbere, ready to wear. Pennsylvania
KANSAS CITY, Mo-George Peck Dry
Goods Co.. Miss Mary e. Lee. women's q
ready to wear, infants wear; S. F. HILL.
hardkerchiefs, neckwear. laces, embroidssrr.-
les; care of Syndicate Trading Co. 24o
Madison av.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.--George B. Peck
Co: j. q. Campbell, hosiery, ladies' under
wear; P. A McKenna, hosiery, umbrellas
notions. stationery, books; care Syndicate
Trading CO.. 240 Madison
KANSAS CITY. MO - Bird, Emery &
Thayer; r. Moore, housefurnishings; rs
MadiFon av
KANSAS CITY, Mo- Paris Store; M.
seidIer, dresses $40 7th av
KANSAS CITY. Mo.-Missouri Credit
Clothing Co.; b. Lieberman, ready to
wear and children's millinery; 500 5th av.
KANSAS CITY Mos. Shapiro; S. Sha-
piro, mfrs. agent. woriens saits; Pennsyl-
vania.
KITTANNING. Pa-Mrs J. D. Knoble;
Mrs. J. d. knobie, millinery; Martinique.
LAMBERT, Miss.--Ben Tepit; Ben Tep-
lit. general Indse. Alcazar.
LAUREL. Mise.--R. c. Gaddis Co.; Mrs.
v. Buchanan, notions novelties. laces em-
broideries; care Alfred Fantl 116 w.
32d St
LEBANON. Ind---Adler & Co; NJ. Adler.
Jobs wash dresses; care Of Ben r. Lewis. 81
w. 26th st
LExINGTois, Ky.--a. W. Purcell Co.;
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

Observation-Disclosures f. Tappan has
been selected as one of the three ma
tjonal guard officers who will repre-
sent the guard in the fifth army corps
AREA.
BlOomington-Po and fire de
partment officials believe a deranged
man is responsible for five fires near
the business section of the city with
in "a hours.
Laporte-A move is on II nominate
former Attorney General +. 3 Stot
senburg Of New Albany as democrat
IT, candidate for United States sena.
tor
Goshen-The Rev Albert ( Men
augh, 62. former councilman commit
ted suicide by swallowing carholie
acid.
Terre Haute Robins and wil!
geese travelling northuard have been
reported from several Places IN the
state
Huntington Miss Dessie Wright IS
the first woman to announce herself
as candidate for clerk Of thu CIR
cult court
New Albany Wesley Chapel i r.
church was damaged BY tire 10 tie
extent OF <2noi.
Logansport - The renns;lvaniu
railroad shops have recalled oye; $Jp
furloughed shopmen AMI started
them To work
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AMI parallel 'vith the said South line OF
said Lot tliree ~ four hundred sixty
enc tftl, feet I i point in ths last SIDE
OF newly la' alics 20 feet in width.
10 : point of beg iiuiirg of this survey
Thence continuing North sixty nv's t'5t
degrees I..s; and parallel with the South
li.t. of sait lot three 81 one hundred
twen'y-fiNr C..) feet to point in fhe
Y est size of ,.es,.-h street thence with
ahs. SAM South went. four tZi) de
81 rss fof's-tWe tt21 minutes LAST TWEEN
T. feet ttt.isr,. South aixtN-iiy" 900 de-
or - West hundred twenty iive
49, feet to nnft II fhe East iige OF
tire alley aforesaid t7eGf. along the
esat}. North twenty -ffssir ga degrees
fuity two gs} riinutes Vest twenty feet
7, Fss- rltr.. - ss.stnnlna. The hs.tr-
iisn> IN this SURVEY iii..fStlrrh from
the tfl." in.riai:r s1sie above descrip-
ton IS written With tie understanding
that the o,eIi,us ~ the w" aud one
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QeIaNare

Milton-Pupils OF the high school
have organized an orchestra.
Milford--Busines men have taken
steps to organize board of trade.
ridgeyilie-Fourteen persons have
taken the examination for clerk in
the postoffice.
Millsboro-A new shirt factory has
opened giving employment TO 15n
Georgetown-Mrs- John W. John
son has heen placed in charge of the
domestic department of the Delaware
Trust company.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Eighth and
Wallastan and at Thirteenth and
Madison streets. have been closed be-
cause of scarlet fever
Georgetown-The steam yacht
Wasp, owned by Ialsted LAYTON. is
being fitted up for a trip to Miami.
Fla, and Cuba.
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half lots lots l. and s, : OF : Of
FLOCK :, is all thrown into the - foot
al ~ called Ivy Lano and which stdipinss
TIE above described property Vii the
So1tht
Yoi ard each Of YOU are hereby re-
CURED 10 appear to the Pin vi Eoisi
rl.jpt filed tef,iu AGAINST YOU IN the
above entitled cause on or before the 3rd
d:-y Il April. 4. .. 1922.
The paNtona Daily News IL hereby
DESIGNATED ~ tie ne"~oaprr III Hili'.n
this order shall be pn:,lisfs-i osice each
w.s.I, for eight consecutive. weeks.
Witness NY hand and s.al 81 oi'is.
IT Lard No.lsia County. Florida. this
Al, .i,v of Feb. uar,. A u. i.-,s
fSes,. SAM'L Il. JORDAN.
Clerk Of the Ahov. Styled Court
GARDINER; < fKASS.
Solicitors fo.. Cotrpla ,lanf.
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Strre.. thence with the same Nnrtt,
twenty -four .,j i.rrees forty two 10
minutes Nrst th.rtv-Gve $50 feet.
fhsnre South sixty five $50 degrees
West on. huttiIsd twenty five n2a) see9
To point in tile East line Of said alley
way. thence with the same South TWEEN
u for t2}t degrees fcrty-two (f2) min
utrs East hif.. five $50 feet to The
place Of beginning. The bca' ine- III the
atosc survey are figures from TN. true
meridian. trhe above tescripI tor
rad ont with the understanding that
the over,us in the two and one half
lots II OTIS i. : ntrd $ ~ Of of Flock
y !. III thrown into the l. IT. alley
called Ivy Lane.
beginning al a point in the East side
Of Canal street trow called Palmetto
Aveniie, mas feet North of she 500 tn
--e.it cnrner Of 10. tire" 80. Sloek FIVE
81 cf ifnignsat.'S Ia1Ntona, thence ran-
ming North sixty five tftl degrees I. ts't
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Chester-Wiliiam G. Clough rece;v-
ed 800 from the British Admiralty
award for the crew that fred the
first brOadside into a German subina-
rine. His share was part Of $500
distributed
UuiOntOwn-Membe Of the One
Hundred are trying to stop moving
picture show given for the benefit of
police fund to BIZ held next Sunday.
Wilkes Barre--I.e on s. Pitcher. chief
OF police. will resign To accept po-
s;tiOn as chief of police for the Hud
son Coal company
York-Muskrats. trapped under the
ice Of the reservoir. have drained AL
the water of ~ burrow.ng through
tile banks to escape.
Allentown collector MeCaughn
has accepted the resignat on of Au
gust Hohl and Edward J. Grader. dep
uty revenue agents.
Reading assets of the Reading
Fair Association amounts to s3G-. 1870
including 100000 in Liberty Bonds.
NOrristOwn lanes Cathcara. who
Is known as Blind Jim. who peddled
rat poison. is dead Of heart trouble
Bridgeport As a result Of falling
on an icy pavement last week. Airs.
jacob X. Hasse'l died at her home
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RUMOR Revived THAT
BEDE DANIELS WILL
MARRY JACK DEmPSE

los ANGELES. Calf. Feb. liz
Motion picture circles here wefe
III iidiv Interested today in the revival
81 rumug that sebe Daniels finn
star. and lack Dempsey. heavyweight
champion pugillst. are To he married
THIS time. 50 the revised edition says.
the welding may take place March
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

l. Questsone
pirations. ~
Don't ysu
Daniels to -
that is. il -
place"
Mss Daniel,
ton picture G.
zona. Mrs c.
Grandmother.
an approach
Il am Of d
single Tor Il
said
=.
Grand Csnyun
o9o feet dee6
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Y0ungstown.The Municipal Rail
way company is considering establish
ing buses to run on streets that have
no street car service.
Lima-Employes of the city who
refuse to pay their debts will be
dropped from the pay rolls.
AkrOn-Typographical union No.
1S2, with Is members. will give ban
quet at the Music hall next Saturday
Port Clinton-Mrs. Bertha e En-
cry will be the first woman in north
western Ohio to serve as justice of
peace. She will hold Office in Dan
bury township.
;Canton-A rug % feet by 81 feet
long has been woven and laid on the
floor of the courthouse. II is said to
be the largest rug ever woven in a
single piece.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

First pup fse. 81. - aiasb ~ t5
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

all sinls Of surgical operations. To care
for the sick and disabled. suffering from
any an; all n,aladics. 10 purchase erect.
own, maintain, and operate laboratories
for tire discovery OF the causes Of lis
cas-. and the treatment thereof, includ-
ing all such research work mas he
directed hy its Board Of Trustees I"
maintain Il school for the instruction OF
nuf ses in caring for the sick. with power
to Issue certificates or diplomas to grad
investigate. care for and dtsbiitSt' ~,
gifts, donations. or beUuests made ap
rsopriat.-t. or set apart to sai corpora
ton. to promote any or all Of the phr
pcscs vet forth in this article II i''ir-
chase cwn. sell lease. mortgage 81
ytes'gc any real estate incident. u me
any and all things necessary or .nc'den.
10 the t-srrviue ont ard exercising "i
any Or all % the objects aforesaid q.
20 10 md resforsn any ard al acts that
are requisite and necessary for the prop
er -onduct OF such business
Article Three
livery person over the age 81 twenty
one Years and OF good moral character
s,.,shp in Ibis association. subject -
such ..ul.s and REGULATIONS as may be
prescribed IN the bylaws
Article -Four
The tern, for which this corporation
shall exist shall lie perpetual
~ t,t'~ -, - 80
The names OF me s','scr''Ffs :" s,'.,e
Articles OF Incorporation. VITA heir
place ~ fss''t''icF- are .,a,,, ,.r,.,.,,
IL .iiis, .,'',ir, t.to..,a', '''''
4: Isrf4a. I,oNtcua. flnri IL.
M r Hurley i'iy i""a. r ~ 49,. TX
M'ief y f.en- *. ',''''- ,.r n.,i'i*'
leo. y stfk~ ~, '''' ~ ~
/. II as,,l-'fofg. l'@tf"na. Florida
:! shu N.9fr- t'if'"Rh i"'Fia.
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sui'eft : sl"ineS' IA '"'is' '-'''"
Article SIX
''sis assc'.iation shah re 'Ns.ee,s'-'l ~ :
s;.ctei.,.s and Treasurer III 81 Mh"ns
shall = members - tie ff,r'ra . i,l'S
'r.'-. Ntish sad t'fafi 81 trustees 80 y
he rcsaposet o. seventeen l'tT>1nS ~
tcaFd 81 'Frnste.- ,f,N We e,i'ts
m eofs'"rpt ton @nt'' 'r etrs'sn - r.,
v.,sd Ter ~ Ne " l-iws =. H. afiilstl
ais the hfSt MONDAY III f"if'tss q
Itch ve-5r
Ar,'c,e WI, -
TIE names 81 these o'i-r's Nf'
"a siarase the attrs OF tle aSsasls'.''''s
urtu ;he n'si annual heeehs arr -
-oit'w- ,,.,...
t'~c. y Marks, It W" ifeSis'ei4'
Alfred \ Green Sccret@rN
leo r. o'..r,til er' tteasGfef
and
Jas. /. NstinG
t;,o u Gardner.
J. +. Dunn.
!. + iinrl =
~ 81 \. Greet,
f:'.C " NJ uNs
iiar1t iepi."f.
= II Arias;fcl-
.'ohn :. Miner.
Geo \. Rich.
i,n'rr' : Holmes.
( J Earring
y = ftfi arr
: ". lsfw~eft'e,
+. - saraT
g. Afcfsihalf
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
SCARHEAVEN KEEP by J. $. Flet-
10000 YEAR VOYAGE
Harvard Astronomers Tells of Blue and Yellow Rays in Races From Stars to This World.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 3.-ln a 40,000 year voyage from the stars to the earth pulses of blue and yellow light run a neck and neck race, ac- cording to bulletin issued today by the Harvard college observatory Traveling 1S6, ,000 miles second, the two kinds of light do not differ in velocity by as much as an inch sec ond the bulletin says. In the entire journey neither gains as much as two minutes.
 This Eponclusion has been reached by study Of faint variable stars in re remota clusters, one of the brightest and nearest of which is designated messier five. The distance from the earth of this ball shaped swarm of thousands of giant stars, just com puted by Harvard astronomers is an- nounced by 2.2 kilo parsecs, or near ly 4o.OOO light years. This is the equivalent of more than two hun dred thousand trillion miles.
 Photographs made at Harvard's as- tronomical station in Peru have shown that scores of stars in the
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03

tho city auditor, president Of thu chamber Of commerce and presiden of the bar association.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
GIVES BIG FUND
George R. White Bequeaths Income From &5,O0O,0O0 To Be Used For Enjoyment of People At Boston.

Boston, Feb. 3. - A fund of ap- proxmately $5,o0o.o0o. the income from which is to bc expended for the use and enjoyment of the inhabif- ants" of this city, Is provided for by the will of the late George R. White. MT. White. for many years was the eitys largest taxpayer and was presi- dent of the Potter Drug and Chem ical Corp.
 The fund represents the residue of his estate, the total value of which was not made public.
 Employees Of the Potter Drug and Chemical Corp, and of its subsidiary, Robinson and Bros, Inc. receive $loo for each year Of service.
 Control and disbursement of tho
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03
Fiction

THE BAND WAGON;A political novel of middle America, by F, r, Els worth.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03

messier that the cluster have under- gone variations in light. These varia- tions which occurred 40 centuries ago. have been photographed simul- taneously in blue and yellow light with the big refecting telescope at Mount Wilson, Calif., and study of the plates has disclosed that the var
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03

fable stars brighten and fade away at exactly the same time for the two colors.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03

Steel dcrricks arc replacing the wooden oil-rigs in California's petrol cum fields
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03

Mrs J. Gilbert Washington, D. G. keeps up with all the of the world while she pee potatoes sweeps and performs other household duties This by of wireless outfit gently installed in her home Housewives keep with the latest prices foodstu sent out by radio by the post office department.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03

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 Fiction THE BAND WAGON;A political novel
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 worth,
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 by Sir Henry John Newboh.
 This is a book that should please all boys, both young and old We meet with Sir Richard Grenvile of the Revenge, with two famous Gren- vilcs of the time of Charles l, and finally with the most recent descend ants of note. the four Grenfells killed in the World War. Review.
 
 DAUGHTER OF HELEN KENT by s,
 Comstock.
 "Thc reactions of an embttered woman who has struggled for success against heavy odds and her young daughter who has all the faith in love and life that her mother has lost. Her love story is bound to be op- posite of her mothers. "A. l.. A. Booklist.
 PRINCE CINDERELLA by c. Alex
 lander.
 "A gay romance with thrilling mystery lot spiced with abundant humor and garnishcd with ingenious fancy"
 SCARHEAVEN KEEP by J. s. Flet-
 cher.
 "The mystery of the disappearance of Bassett Oliver famous action, is as deep as the events leading to its solu- ton are exciting. There is no lack of action in this story; a chase through the wild dark ravines of the coast, the fight and fire on the yacht, and the rescue by the government cutter, indi- cate the movement"
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03

server of this assemblage of diplomats had 50 rich n background upon which to trace the proceedings of the con ference. These are not only attractive because timely, but of permanent value because th eproduct of sound, well-lnformcd thinkins." 5.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-03

income from the fund bequeathed toI Boston is to he in the hands of the mayor. president of the city council,