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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07
DECIDE JITNEY DRIVER CASE

Attitude of the city commission toward granting permit to R. c. Wood, jitney driver, will be known at an adjourned meeting of the com missioners Wednesday morning. Wood was recently arrested for vio- lation of the liquor law and pleaded guilty in recorders court and his license was revoked st the instance of Commissioner w. E. Cloe. Wood told the commission Tuesday morn ing that he had been framed" by three men in order that he might be arrested
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07
NEGRO HELD FOR MURDER
Accused Of Killing Wife By Strik.
 ing Her With An AK.

James Thomas, negro, was arrest- ed Sunday morning after striking his wife on the head with an aX, was transferred to the county jail Tues day by. Deputy H. F. Badger on warrant charging him with murder, after the death of his wife at 12:30 Tuesday at the Hillman hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07
AWARD ROAD CONTRACTS
Board Of Revenue Accepts Bid For
 Third Street Paving.

Contracts for the construction Of part of the Pratt City Birmingham road connection were let by the board of revenue Tuesday to H. N. Bowdry for S26.942.70. The road contracted for Is on Third street from Eighth avenue to Tenth Court alley. Con- struction will be asphalt on con crete base
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07
BOARD MEETING POsTPONED

The meeting of the Board of Edu- cation which was to have been held Friday afternoon March g, has been postponed until Friday, March 16, according to announcement from the administration building Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07
D 1 A M 0 N D

Must sell at once very beautiful white stone, extraordinary brilliancy. nearly 3 carat. exceedingly low price to convert into cash. Can ship subject to examination. Address M-79, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07
FINED FOR ASsAuLT

Charged with assault and battery with weapon. Ed Barrow, 2605 Ave- nue G. was fined $25 in police court Tuesday by Judge Henry J.,Martin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07
RAIN OVER, SUNSHINE DUE
Lower Temperatures Scheduled With
 Possible Drop To B Degrees

Blustery weather and rain of Tues day was to pass off during the night, followed by a somewhat lower tenn perature, but fair weather will pre- vail, according to E. c. Horton. Wednesday mornings probable read ing was given at 35 to 70. slightly lower than that. of Tuesday, but scheduled to be accompanied by sun shine, and minus the wind which kept many of the fair sex off the streets Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07

Miss Mary Blanche Bcrry-Funeral
 services for Miss Mary Blanche Berry, wAo died at local mfr
 mary Tuesday morning, will be held from the Blessed Sacrament church at 9 o'clock Wednesday {morning. Following services the { body will be sent to Elizabethtown,
 Ky, for burial by Ridout. She is survived by five brothers. two sis ! ters. two nieces and two nephews.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07
DEATHS

iusenc Phillips-Infant son of MT. and Mrs. S. B. Phillips of 522 Nine- teenth street, south. died at a local infirmary Monday morning. Body was sent to Embrys Crossing, Ala, Tuesday for burial by Lige Loy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07

'. S. shcrrili-Age 65, died at Bir-
 mingham hospital Tuesday after.
 noon, MT. Sherrill had resided in Birmingham for many years and had been prominent in Knights of Pythias activities. Funeral ar arrangements will be announced later
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07

Richard SharveI-Funeral services for Richard Sharvel. infant son of MT. and Mrs. $. Sharvel, who died at the residence, TIT Fifteenth
 street. south, early Tuesday morn ing, were held at 2:3O Tuesday aft crnoon. Burial was in Elmwood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07

James Phillip kinE-Body of James Philip King, age 72. who died at his residence, 24G3 Third avenue, north Monday morning, was sent to Kellyton, Ala, Tuesday after noon for burial by Lige 1.oy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-07

Joe Jowers-Age II, of 232 Twenty seventh street, north, died at a local infirmary at 2:S0 Tuesday afternoon. Funeral announcements will be made later by Ridout.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22
BfLk OTR0KYNE.
(HANBA Xxx. STOLETl.)
- ROMAN. -
Napsala A. Schoeyenova. - Prelozil F. Sadek,

Sc vasi mysli trochu ulevv."
"Hanebne mne oklamali,'
, .ekla Alma a vypravovala Jim,
CO dosud zazila a zku5:l...
ITO mi .jako pohadkav -
'zvolala Evzenie. Vstala a pi'i-
stupivsi k svcmu manzeli, Sc
ptala mu do ucha:
"Ubozak, myslim, ze je vel
mi vazne nemocna."
"Nikoli, nyni jsem prave o
tom presvedcen, ze neni,' od-
v6til jeji muz. "Kazde jeji
slovo ma raz ciste pravdy a
patrne sc stala obeti zlocinne-
no jednani.'
"Jest neco podobneho jeste
dnes mozno?" otazala Sc Ev-
zenie.
20 ano,' pfisvedcil doktor
rozhodne, "casteji nez jednou
slysel isem vypravovati o OBJ
chodu bilymi otrokynemi."
''Tu jest nasi povinnosti phi
speti il ma pomoc," minila Ev-
zenie.
MAN 0 teto veci svuj vlast-
nj nahled," pravil jeji muz a
pfistoupil k Saidovi efendimu,
ktery Sc rovnez posadil ma niz-
| kou pletcnou zidli a zapaiil 81
cigaretu.
Ike komu jede tato Danka
na navstevu do Turecka?" O.
tazal Sc no.
| "Anglicanku snad minite?"
"Ano, anO, mlnim mladou
divku. . niz jste mi vypravo.
val, re je choromyslna.'
"Jede k RakusaAce, barone-
Sc Sternfeldove nebo Trace, -
.iak il nazyvame."
"lrace?" zyolal Gale pie.
kvapen.
"pokladni v haremu sultane
ve, jez zaopatruje bile odali
sky?"
Ano, tax Sc rikaya,' odpo
l.ycde5l IS Said. II "kona take trhl,
ina zeny We Stambuiu."
] "Jak sc dovcdela 0 teto. mi;
de divce?"
ITO nevim," odpoyedel Tu
rex flegmaticky, "do toho m
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22

mic neni." A zacal mluviti o
necem jinem, aby doktorovi
dial ma jevo, re mu nebude od-
povidati ma dalsi otazky, Almy
sc tykajici.
Gale vratil Sc k sve choti a
vypravoval il, co prave slyscl.
"VGru, to ie hanebnew zvo-
ala~Evzcnie poboufena, eco
ien mdzeme podniknouti, aby-
chom il vysvobodili?"
"Kdyby byla urlena pro sou
kromou osobu, mohli bychom
il snadno vykoupiti, a potom
domu poslati. Mali vsak pri-
iit; do harcmu sultanova, jest
kazdy pokus "a ieji vysvobo-
zenl skoro beznadejny."
"Ale sultan 81 prece nedovo-
Ii, ably Evropanky choval v "a
jeti."
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22

UplnG sesla. "Ryla isem upl-
ne sesla 4 y ncrvosnim stavu," !"
pise slec. Clara Belisle Per-
rauit, Ont. "Navstivila jsem il
steho l6kafe, jenz mi rekl, re
trpim chudOkresnosti. Dokto-
rovala jsem cely gok, vsak je-
no leky mi nepomohly. PAX
jyem navstivila jineho lckare Y
Toronto a doktoroyala jsem
dalsi rok bez zadoucich W
sledku. Jist;i pritelkyre mne
poradi!a Ora Petra Hoboko a
pnslala jsen 81 i,ro lahev ma
zkouskl. Po vyuziti tri lahvl
tohoto vybornehc leku, byla
isem uplne uzilravena." Ten
to spolrhliyJ, bylinny prostfe-
dek po>iluie zaaiyani; napo-
maha tvolltl c.etou, bohatou:
tervenou krey :. buduje celou
soustavu. I'isice dosyedcuji je-
hp zasluhy. Mem to lekarnic-
Is lex; zvlas.ni icdnatel6 jej
dodayaji. Pistc ia Dr.. Peter
Fahrney &. Sons Co., 25o1
Washington Blvd, Chicago,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22

Hlavni vsc vsak, ze jc
panncu, to dnes kazda ne
della. - Uslysite v sini J. A.
Komensky rs. hrezna. -
Lozc Rozkvet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22

neupadne opet orientalske
mravy. Nebyl nikdy horlivym
mohamedanem nemaje ma
bozenskeho presvedceni, rad
X tomu svolil. A "a n6kolik
tydnu po SVEN povyseni ma do
ktora slavili svatbu. Libanky
prozili V Parizi a nyni byli ma
ceste do Carihradu, kde jeho
otec zaridil mladym NAME
linn dim v evropskem pred
mesti Pere.
"Mlada dfvka tamto jest
choromyslna,' vypravoval Jim
Said efendi.
"Zajfmalo by mne, kdybych
nj mohl mluviti.'
"Vypada tax smutne," po-
dotkla Evzenie. "Divim Sc, re
j nechaji samotnou cestovati,
kdyz je nemocna."
s""Necestuje sama; naproti nj
sedis ma lavici jeji strazce,' od-
vetil Said. "Ma pry byti do
pravena ke svym pribuznym
do Caiihradu.'
KdyZ sc. Said vZdalil, pri-
stoupili dr.. Gale a jeho pani k
Alme a v domence, ze jc opra-
vdu choromyslna- .ani Sc il ne
predstavili a zacali S, nj .hoyo-
fiti. 4 n +.
este Anglicankou?" otazal
Sc doktor po francouzsku a po-
sadil Sc ma prenosnou zidli ma
proti nj. Evzenie zaujala mi
sto vedle III pohlizela ma nj S
npfimnou ntrpnosti.
NE" odpov6dela Alma a
oblicei il zazafil radosti, re Sc
il jednou naskytla pfilezitost
mluviti S poctivymi lidmi. -
"Jsem Danka".
"Danka?" opakoval. Dan
sko- je pry mala .pakna ,zem!!t'7
ka. Znam rakouskeho d,lstoj-
nika, ktery We valcc 1864 stal
sc tam invalidou."
1'T'yz osud potkal take meho
otce,' odpovedela Alma; I'll
castnil Sc valky jake mlady po
rucik."
~ co ylastne hylo pficinou
valky obema zenaemi?' ota-
zal~~Ye lekaf, jsa zv6dav, Jake
vysrstlcnl mu poda choromy-
slaa.1
70 vim' hncd povim. Slo
o vGvodstvi Slesvik-Holsty ynskc
- od davnych casil bylo jiz
predmetcm sporu mezi dam
skvmi krali a holstynskymi hra
baty." A podala jasne vylice-
nj d6jin .iizniho Jutska.
"Jak vidim, slecno, znate
dukladn6 d6jiny sye vlasti, >
nodoikl Gale & usmGyenn.
"Ano, znam je pfilnula
jsem celym srdcem k vlasti.'
"a piece zatouzila jste po
tom, abyste Sc mohla radoyati
doleko od CHI zcmG?" otaza-
la sc Evzenie.
Alma mela sto chuti yypra-
yovati Jim sve snutne prlhOdy
Ale z bazne upustila cd toho,
aby Sc nedomnivali, re vypra-
vovani jeji je pouhy vymysl,
vyplpd nemocneho mozku, a
proto dala jen lhoatejnou od.
poved'.
Doktor 81 dal vypravovati 9
skandinavskych mravech q
zvycich a kdyz nj dlouho po-
hovoril, dosel k presvcdcenl
re je nempzno, ably byla cho.
TomyslEa,
Exam cestujete?' otazal Sc
konecne.
"To sama neyim!'
"Pustila jste Sc tedy do 81
reno sVeta a nevytkla Jutc $
ami urcity cil?" otazala SO Ev
zcnie.
"kdyz isem opustila Danskt
mela jsem Gil, odpovedels
Alma a vypukla nahle Y boles1
ne stkani a zakryla 81 obllce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22
JOS. J. VEVERA
n&stupce :

JAN VEVERA A SYN
iedno : nejstarSich q nejspols.
hliyGjsich pojist'ujicich zastu.
pitelstvi v Cleveland4.
vSEOBEcNE PoJISTOVANl.
Veskere pojistky vzdy merry
chleji vyplaceny.
Grad: 614 National City Blda
Tel. Main 1918 Cent. 2O19
Residence: 1870 w. Al. lllice,
Tel. Lincoln 2142 M.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22

CeskoslovensEy donov Amcrice pT;rozens Inc do
macm iidInn, cez Jest jiste opravnsno a v1dy by Sc
TAX dt melo. Mnoae tyto zvyky Americanu ceskeho
puvodu rnohou byt siedovany zpst az do sarych Via
sti, kde pivodns utv5rely
tsto zcmi vsak nek.era narceni dla rnusi byti pr
pravovana potravn, jez jsou jis hotovy pre6astc
Jest pro ceskoslovenskou hospodyn hotovym profile
mem, vlastne uxiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22

Ably nedostatku tOmu bylO odpomozeno, zajistiia $,
The Borden Company sluzby vybornych kuchafi, ably
vyprscova nejlepsi zpsob pro ceskosiovenske hospo
dynay, jak priprsvt mnohe slavne pfedpisy ameri-
ckych potravinafskych vyrobkI.
Tyto pfedpsove serie vychazet budou kazdy tyden
tomto liste vzbudi ste zajem hospodyr jez recepiy
ony pine oceni. Vystrhnste 81 kazdy predps vlepte
do knihy a snazte samy napsati predpis podoboy.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
CITY ITEMS.

Our special piano polish for fall house clearing. c. L. Pierce X Co., adVt.
 All members of A. c. Hammond Camp Auxiliary intending to go 10 Bristol Monday evening will leave on the 6:46 train from New Britain,
 French Hat Shoppe, Room 1O7, Prof. Bldg. S7 West Main street. advt.
 Mrs. L. Krieger, Jr., has just re- turned from a weeks visit with Mrs. J. c. Hunting of Newtown Conn.
 Gulbrnnsen Player Pianos, Morans. -advt.
 4 daughter, Virginia Helen, was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard of 553 Stanley street.
 Monday luncheons at Crowell's,- advt.
 George A. Pratt employed by Mrs. D. o. Rogers at Sunnyledge, has re- ported to the police that gas oven at the rear Of the Rogers property, used for roasting corn, had been blown mp. II is believed that dyna- mite had been used
 
 at i1:l7 o'clock last night by an alarm from Box ll5 at the corner Of Murray and Liberty streets to ex- tinguish a blaze in the cellar Of a house owned by Michael Hayes. The flames were confined to pile of bags over tho coal. Chief William J. Noble estimated the damage at $50.
 Mrs. Madeline Madelli Of this city was wheeling aababy carriage across the railroad tracks on Stanley street yesterday afternoon when an automo- bile driven by Neil Danai Of Avon struck the carriage and knocked the occupant to the ground. The child was. not hurt, however, but Mrs. Madeli suffered a slight cut on the hand and the carriage was somewhat damaged.
 Joseph Payanas. age eight years, of 52i Stanley street is being treated at the New Britain General hospital for burns about the leg. received yesterday afternoon at his home. The lad reached up on gas stove and tipped over a kettle of boiling hot water. pr. N. B. Jaffe was called and ordered his removal to the hos pital
 United States Commissioner Allan F. Church will be at the city court until 4:30 o'clock this afternoon to examine a number Of petitioners for admission to citizenship in this coun- try. The second degree will be conferred
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
SUSPECTS ARRESTED
Three Menslare Held at PhoeniN, Ari- zona, in staying of Indiana Health Seeker.

Phoenix Arizona, Nov. l6.-The first arrests in connection with the murder last Tuesday of Mrs. George Boudreau, a health-seeker from Elk hart, Ind. were made late last night when police lodged three men in jail here. They were held incommunieado and the police announced they would be subjected 10 rigid examination to- day. Their names were withheld.
 Mrs. Boudreau was attacked as she was returning from dance hall, where she was employed. It is be- lieved she was carried up a flight of outside stairs to the top of a one- story, flat-roofed annex in the rear of the Monroe school and thrown from the roof to the cement walk below.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
Japanese Are Anxious to
 Do Business With Russia
py The Associated Press,

F3 ' TF sfN'1JEIaNEl T EVHNf
 TolSio. Nov. 15.-The cabinet is be- ing pressed again by business inter ests to resume negotiations with Rus sa looking toward a resumption of trade and possibly diplomatic rela- tions between that country and Japan.
 The pressure is being brought in the belief that valuable concessions in Siberia are obtainable by Japan and that opportunities for trade are un- usually bright. The government, it Is believed, is likely to yield to the pres sure as prospects for an understand ing with the Soviet government ap- pear better than at the previous con- ferences concluded last summer.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
GOVERNOR IS BROKE
McCray of Indiana Has Assets of Only About SS,727, According to Report of Committee.

Indianapolis, Nov. 16.-Added inn petus was given the bankruptcy pro- ceedings against Governor McCray in federal court here as the result of an estimate by the creditors committee in charge of the executives property, made public last night, which placed his equities in all the assets at only sS,727.45.
 The executive in turning his assets over to the committee for admins tration for the benefit of his creditors, had expressed the opinion that after all creditors whose claims aggregate about s2.o0Q.00O were paid off, he would still have a considerable part of his fortune left.
 Action by the creditors, as the re- suit of the committees valuation which was made safter an investiga- ton of the properties, probably will await the outcome of the bankruptcy proceedings, it was said last night.
 Harry c. Sheridan, federal court referee in the bankruptcy proceed ings, said the estimate of the govern or's equity in his property would not
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

on a class of ten candidates at the meeting of Andre lodge. I. O. o. F., on next Wednesday evening.
 Harry Murphy of 402 East 37th street, New York, reported to the police that purse containing SIT. was either stolen or lost while he was on a Hartford trolley car bound for this city last night.
 George Moley of B Wells street reported to the police last night that his bicycle had been stolen from in front of the Scenic theater on Main street.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
PRINCE IS WELCOMED
Flooded With Tclc.rams of Good Wishes-Hc Orders Food DiStribut- ed 10 Poor

Ey The Associated Press.
 Oels, Silesia. Nov. 16.-Telegra welcoming him home and extending the best wishes for the future poured in upon former Crown Prince Fred erick William at his estate here today.
 So great is the bulk Of the incom- ing messages that the local telegraph bureau has been compelled to in crease it's staff. The dispatches come from all parts Of Germany and from Holland.
 The only official communication which has come from the palace since Frederick Williams return from eX- He was one 70 the local authorities signed by the cy-crown prince in which he said he had ordered the de- livery Of 900 pounds Of potatoes, 500 pounds Of brradstuffs and 100 pounds of beef from his estate for immediate distribution among the poor Of Gels.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING.

District of Berlin, ss; Probate Court, November IS. A. D.. 1a23.
 Fsfnte or Patrick s. McMahon late of the town of New Britain, in said district deceased
 Upon the application Of The New Brit ain Trust company praying that as Exnru- tor lt may be authorized and empowered to sell and convey an undivided one.sinth interest in certain real estate az per said application on file mora fully appears, II is ordered. That said duplication be heard and determined at the Probate Onlee, in New Britain, In said district, on the 2sth day Of November. A. D., 1928. at 2 o'clock In the forenoon. and that notice be given of the pendenrv of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon. by publishing this order in some newspaper having a circulation in said district and by posting a copy Of this order on the public sign post in the town of New Britain in said district and by giving notice 10 all parties in interest either personally or by mailing to each one. prepaid postage. copy eof this order and return make to this court Of the notice given.
 Attest,
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY,
 Judge.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
Wins l,5O0 Pounds Race
 At Eight to One Against

Derby England, Nov. lb,--Daugh- ter-In-Law, by Son-In-Law, out of Clerical Error, owned by Sir A. A. Bailey. at to against. won the gold cup Of 1,5oo pounds. run here today King Georges London Cry, 6 10 against. was second and Lord nerby's Highbrow, to against was third. Fifteen horses ran.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
VASSAR GIRLS MODEL
Neither Smoke Nor show Their Bare Knees. According to speech Made by President.

Chicago, Nov. 16.-Nassar girls do not smoke and knees are only bare when they play hockey, according to Dr. Henry Noble McCracken, presi- dent of the college, here attending the annual convention Of Fassar alumnae.
 The convention. opened today with several hundred former students at the girls school in attendance.
 Educational and social problems growing out Of the attempt to extend education to the modern college girl are to receive chief attention of the alumni here from all parts Of the country.
 Resides President McCracken, Pres ident Burton of the University of Chi cago and Gene l.. Hamilton. dean of women al the University of Michigan, are speakers on tonight's program.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
City Advertisement
MARKET STREET ACCEPTANCE

Notice is hereby given that a hear ing will be held before the Board of Public Works. City of New Britain, in Room 20s. City Hall, at 7:30 o'clock p. m, Monday, November 1s, 1928. on the proposed taking Of land for high way purposes, 50 feet in width, from Judd Ave, 10 Connecticut Ave. and establishing street, grade and Building lines thereon.
 All persons interested are request cd to be present at said hearing. if they see cause, and be heard fin rela- ton to the above
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
 Geo. H. Johnson, Sec'y
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

who he declares is involved in land frauds; declines to mention names but asserts inquiry may concern men prominent in councils Of the govern ment.
 House of ProtestantR Episcopal bishops at Dallas affirms it to be ur- to join existing league of nations or join existing league of nations or some other council that will avert danger of another war
 Three thousand University of Wis consin girls condemn drinking by stu dents Of both sexes at that univer- sity.
 Hotel rates promise to be big fac tor in deciding contest for 1924 re- publican national convention Wash ington dispatch says.
 Dispute over girl by two suitors re- suits In killing of four people near keliher, Minn.
 Applicants for Edward w. Box s100.000 peace prize total 22.165; an nouncement is made at New York when lists are closed.
 French official circles declare be- lief exists in certain quarters that Great Britain wants France to act alone on problem Of former Crown Princes return to Germany.
 British house of commons reject labor motion of censurc introduced by ]. Ramsay Macdonald.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

affect his conduct of the case. He added, however, that establishment of the executives real equity in his prop erty might materially affect the out come of the hearing.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

A little kerosene added to enamel will make it easier to apply. Stir in, very thoroughly about one table spoonful to the gallon enamel.-Pop- ular Mechanics.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

Samuel Gompers receives congratu- lations upon 42nd anniversary of the American Federation of Labor. Mr Gompers contrasts labor conditions today with 1881 and rejoices that conception of workingman as a piece of merchandise has generally disap- peared.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

Senator Heflin. Alabama, says he will ask senate to investigate activi- ties of a nationally known republican
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES

Hiram Johnson at Chicago definite ly announces candidacy for republi- for revitalized republican party and says coming contest must decide whether party is to be permanent in- strument Of reaction or shall respond to present day conditions and aspira- tions.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

Dr, William J. Mayo at Boston as serts that so long as the United States has an adequate supply of pure water. there is no good reason why prohibit tion should leave the land; noted surgeon says curative value of alco- hol is over-estimated and its use for medicine overdone.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

Senator Borah in a statement made public at Washington declares reduc- ton in present tax burden is a moral and economic necessity; affirms that disclosures affecting war veterans bureau are specific shameless exam pies of waste of taxpayers money and of inhumanity to afflicted soldiers.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

labor motion of censurc introduced by ]. Ramsay Macdonald.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
USED CARS q TRUCKS

KENNETH M. sEARLE co. PARK & MAIN SITS
 PHONE zIIe.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16
MAxwELIs-

OAKLAND touring car, IsIi. good tires. upholstery and paint; fine running order; price only si7b. A. sG. Hawker. 52 Elm St; phone 245s.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

BUICK, 1922, passenger. 6 cylinder sport model, just repainted, beautiful Pack. ard blue, { brand new evl d tires, all sport eStras This car can be bought rlgnt. New Sritaln Buick co.. 276 Arch St. Eel. 2se7 BUICK COUPE 1928, 6-cylinder, bump. CTS, spare tire, etc.; run very little; new .Vge.y dos.n Eou I.8s.a., ls,,taL sva
New Britain herald., 1923-11-16

BUICK, 1921, touring car. passenger, cylinder Just thoroughly oyerhaulcd very good rubber and upholstery, appear. anre Is excellent. VIII take a lighter cal in trade. Terms allowed. N. B. Buick Co., 225 Arch st. Phone 2607.