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BARTON TENT NO.

Following tho regular business
meeting Of March IS. Clara Barton
Tent. No. 1. Daughters Of Veterans.
will serve an oyster supper. and In
the evening viii hold an old fash.
Toned dance IA Veterans hall, armory.
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sEATrLr POETRY cLrR

The Seattle chapter OF tho Amer.
can Literary association. tho Seattle
Poetry club. viii meet in the music
studio OF Mr.. Harry Krinke. Nickel.
vey building, Tuesday March 20. nj
8 p. IN. All members are urged to AT.
tend AZ important business viii be
acted upon.
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HARMONY HoMEsTEAD

Harmony Homestead. No. i7is.
Brotherhood or American Yeomen.
VIII give n dance, Tuesday evening,
March 81. at Moose hall. Eighth
and University ST.
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RAvENNA socIAL cL.rn

Tho Rayenna Social club win
meet at the University Masonic
temple on Tuesday. March %. Picnic
lunch at 1890 o'clock: cards at 2.
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
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Honor Miss Moore

In compliment to Miss Doreen Moore OF Ensbug the house
Nine Myra Pess the officers OF the u
board ship evening
luncheon
honor, followed by q theater party at the Moore.
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WISCONSIN, GoLpENnoD

The Wisconsin Goldonrod club
win meet with Mrs Alex ]. Camp.
bell. 40 Federal ave. "Wednesday.
March IS, BOX lunch at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Peter Morrey. Mrs. Alex Lester
and Mira. Harvey Allen. assisting
hoatcsses. All former wisconsin
ladies' welcome,
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AUXILIARY oREETERs
or AMERICA

Ladies' Auxiliary GrecterH Of
America will hold their monthly
business and social meeting. Tuesday,
March e. at Seattle Hotel, 8 p. IN.
Mra Green and Mrs. Baker Joint
ho8teHsea.
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RELIEF TEA

Tho Ladies' Auxiliary Of Colonel
Roosevelt Post, No. 20, will hold
relief tea Mt the home of Mrs. Tina
Miller. 43l7 Baglcy ave, Tuesday,
March II, at 1s o'clock. Members
and friends invited.
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field. cello
s p. m,--Adiourn 10 opera Aida"
Thursday Morning, March 80
a;so--Executlvo board meeting.
i0:0p-Call to order.
Roll call Of clubs.
Reading OF mtnutes.
io:s0--Report OF treasurer.
io:ss--Rcports OF standing committee
Public Education--Mrs. Louise C.
Beck.
Junior cluss-MIss Ethel Gardner.
EStension--Mrs. Helen Crowc-SneiI-
ing.
Library Extension--Mrs. Anna v.
Ways and Means--Mrs. limo NJ. Per-
sons
Program Exehanse-Mrs. Mabel Nc
GILL
Young Artists contest--Mrs. Fred
eriok w. Graham
ii;0o-Report OF nominating committee
lluo--Report OF constitution COMMITTEES.
ii!s5--'yalue OF Music Memory Contest,
Mr.. d. IL. Palnter-Community
Service.
Miss Rnth Durhelm-ruelie Schools.
Miss Edna Colcman--Studio
Music Appreciation and Value OF
Junior Clubs,t
Miss Sara Bushnell. ChohalIs.
Miss Ethel Gardner. Beliingham.
is:lO-Luncheon.
Balloting viii close promptly at ESQ.
Thursday Afternoon
l:So-call TO order. Assembly singing
led by Mr.. II. II. Vivian.
i;t0--Presidents message.
i.5o--Announccmcnt OF winners In Young
Artists Contest
.a'OC--plstrict presidents address
Symposium, The Inter relation OF
Music TO the Artist"
Club--Mrs. II, Il. Palmerton. chair
man music.
Commlttee--w. s. #. w. c,
Prces--Mr, Warren Crane, pos.-rn-
talligonccr, Seattle.
Mnnager--Mr, Frank r. Hood. man
ager Metropolitan thoater, seattlo.
General Public--Mrs Bcrniee ".
Newell, Tacoma.
sioo--"Tho Beginning Of Music" Mrs A.
IL. Fislscn, Seattle. Illustrated by
Mrs. II. n. Perry and members OF
Bach Club under direction OF Mr..
Graham Morgan.
Election returns
Adjournment,
Every music club and music lover in
the state In invited TO attend this con-
vontlon, whether members OF federation
or not
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AUXILIARY TO RAINIER
NOBLE POST NO. /

The American Legion Auxiliary 20
Rainier Noble Post No. 1. viii meet
Monday, March 2s. at p. m. Mt the
Armory. Mrs Emma Hnusman will
speak on Parliamentary Law and Its
Usages"
The American Legion Auxiliary to
Rainier Noble Post No. ! will enter
tain tho department president, Mrs
Ida s. McEwan, OF Tacoma, at their
regular meeting April 0. when lnitIa-
ton OF now members will take place
Mrs. McEwan will be the guest Of
the president. Mrs. Il. w. Hargrave
while in the city.
Mrs. Agnes Green. chairman OF the
social welfare committee Of tho RAIN
Ter Noble Auxiliary. entertained the
members OF her committee Thursday
noon at the Y. w. G. A. Plans for
assisting at the baby clinic which
will be held April II to 90, were made
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY

AUXILIARY TO ST. LuKE.s
HOSPITAL
Tho Wornen's auxiliary 20 St
Luke's hospital will meet on Mon.
day. March 2s. at the home OF Mrs
+. L. Wilson. 1919 18th ave.
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YouNo ARTIST coNTEsT


The Washington State Federation
OF Music Clubs announces young
artists contest In Frederick & Mel
sons auditorium. March 2s.sa. There
will be three departments in the con-
test. voice. violin and plano. The
winners win go 10 Asheville. -. c.. TO
compete in the contest 10 be held
there June 10 TO II. by the National
Federation OF Music Clubs. OF which
the state federation Is part
The winners of tho national con.
test viii receive a cash Prize OF $3.50
each. an appearance at Aeolian hall
| in New York and concert tour.
National second prize winners Will
receive 500 each.
Contestants must be American
born or OF naturaiized American par.
cnts.
Tho object of the contest is TO
stimulate and encourage American
music teachers and assist young
artists upon a professional career.
Following is the program:
/ Wednesday Morning March rs
Mrs. clara Meyer iIartlo, presiding
| s:iS- Registration OF delegates.
| g.9p--Call TO order.
Report OF delegates
Invocation, DIR. Ambrose Bailey of
Seattle.
Greetings 10 delegates
appointment OF nominating commit
tee
Appointment OF constitution commit
tee
Reading OF national rules governing
Young Artists Contest.
Mrs. Frederick ", Graham. Contest
Chairman.
YOUNG ARTISTS CONTEST
| 10 ;so--Young Artists Contest
Required numbers
Sonata Il Flat Major. op, CT, No. 2.
First Movement. ....,.... Beethoven
Concert Etudo. ....,..,..,..M acpoweN
lii!ib--Nlollu--
Required numbers
Concerto No. 2. First Movement, go.
.............,..,.. Nleuxtcmpa
soneta for violin and Piano. Flrat
Movement GOOD. Alden Carpenter
lai3o---No- host luncheon.
Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs. Hnrtle and Mrs. ], Alexander
Mahnn presiding
ll.ao--Cali 20 ordcr.
'Star SpauEled Banner"
| !55---"Reiation OF Music 10 state Board
OF Education" Mrs Josephine Pres
ton. stnto superintendent, olympia.
i!bo--"Aiueir Section In the Press
asO0--"Womcn'a Auxiliary to Seattle
symphony Orchestra" Mrs Lousl
Mcndel. Seattle,
l2;i6--NouNG ARTISTS CONTEST (Con-
tlnucd)
Voice
Lyric Soprano
Aria. "yoi ohe Sapc,o. ...n. Mozart
Sunlight waltz Song. ,,..,,....
...,,,,..,......, .liarriotto Ware
Dramatic Soprano
Aria, Farewell, 70 Mountains"
(Jeannc d'Arcl, .TchaikowslSy
''Tho Years ut tho Sprlng",...
,,.....,,.,..M Mrs, II, II. A, Beach
Tenor
Aria, 'rt with All Your Hearts"
("ElliehD ..,,,.,,,., Mcndolssohn
"rhc Spirit Flower Campbell. Upton
Baritone
Aria, visions Fair" tlforodlnde")
.f''.''.'.s .'''''''t. Mhssenet
"rho Last Song. ,,.,r.J. H. Rogers
Contrnlto--
Aria. Fair sprinHtlmc" t"semson
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cns
Tho Dnnsa". ,..,t.,...,, Chadwick
90 y, m ---No.hoHt diunhr
ION TO AsiiBvlIiiE"
Hotel GowmNn Second and Stewart
Mrs Clurn Meyer Hartc, tonstmstrcss
Alloo Gentle, guest artist
Mr.. rrcdcrlck W. Graham traffic
Miss Frances plckcy. University OF
Washington,
Mr., A. j. Gentvoort Cornish school,
subject" Influence OF Song OH tho
l.ife ot q Nation"
Mrs. Kerol ilavliock, dean violin de.
partment OF Pullman.
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CITY FEDERATToN

The City Federation OF womcn's
clubs will meet Monday, March 20,
at p. m, at the club house. Tx
ecutlve board viii meet at 1880
a. m.
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ANNUAL CHILD WELFARE

AtNNAA NAAAA4At WILL AAAAs
CLINIC
The annual Child wcifar. clinic.
TO be held a; the Bon Marcho from
April II to 81. will have a daily pro.
gram. when well known phyulcians.
dentists and members OF the health
department VIII lecture on the care
OF children. The clinic hos been In.
doTsd BY the King County Medical
association. Dr. d. H. Houston. DR..
Thomas Moroum aud Dr. John
Byrnc form committee who win
pass on the score cards. Children
viii b examined for infectious dis.
eases by nurnss sent by the city
health department before they will
he allowed In tho clinic. Arra. W.
+. Barnhart Is general chairman
and Mrs. Frank Baiilaine in chair.
man Of clinics.
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Dinner Will Honor Titta Rufo

Mr. and Mrs James D. Hogo
their home The Highlands
placed for
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT

The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent
society viii have n sewing day for
the poor on Monday. March IS. az
Educational Center. from 10 IA. m.
to p. m.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
PROGRESSIVE WHIST

PHOGRESSIVE WHIST
The street car men md the ladies'
auxiliary will give n progressive
whist pnrty in Union Record hall
Tuesday, Nfarch e. from 10 4.
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CLUB

Tho caloidh club will meet Tuca.
day. March 81 with Mrs. j. r..
Forbes. 23i Boylston ave ~, OF /
p. In.
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AUXILIARY ST. LuKES
UOEipITAL

The Womnn's Auxiliary TO the
81 Luke's hospital win give beno.
III bridge party Wednesday, April
4, at the homo OF Mrs. G. +.
Brynnt, 1907 2lst ave. ~, at D. IN.
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BALLARD LADIES OF ELKs
The Ballard Ladies' OF Elks viii
meet Wednesday. March -. at p.
m in EikE hail. Open house. An
Ballard ladies' invited.
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LITERARY AND TRAVEL CLUB

The Literary and Travel club will
meet Monday. March 20, at p. m.
at the home OF Mrs u, G.. Shorrock,
72i w. Caller ut. Take w Queen
Anne car to sixth ave. w. Miss
Buckley will review Cherry Or
chard.' tho popular drama by Anton
Chekhob. recently produced In New
York by tho famous Moscow Art The
alter Co. Current events, In response
to roll call.
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CANADIAN CLUE

The Canadian club will entertain
with card party, Tuesday evening,
March "a. at $50 o'clock. Both
bridge and whist win bc played. All
Canadians and friends invited.
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MYRTLE CHAPTER NO. as

Myrtle Chapter No. As, o. Il, s.,
will give an entertainment and
dance at the Masonic club, Arcade
building, Saturday evening. March
81. Tho program viii begin at
O'clock.
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Small Dinner Before Junior Dance

Miss informally
home before
Easter Monday
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IIoME.cooKnp DINNER

Tho Union Danes OF the Civll war
VIII serve a home.cooked dinner at
Veterans hall, Armory, Friday.
March 80, nt 7 y, m. AZ 23o and 8
y. m. there viii be a card party.
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Lohequa Is anxious to get a list
Of all the Campfire Girls who are
daughters or grand9aaghters OF
pioneers who came to Washington
prior to 1870. On April there Is to
be tho annual party OF the Washing.
ton Pioneers and the list is already
open for registration of the desk at
Lohequa.
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Miss Tyso71 HonOred

compliment Tyson wed Capt
Carroll Hammer.
hostess informal luncheon eight
afees-on.
Friday afternoon Mrs Herbert Fling
bridge
10Th ~. r
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luncheon for Alann,1,ae National Visitor

Alpha xi Delta aiumnao entertained with
University club Wednesday in honor combc
chapter national visitor Ethel
University Washington placed
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Uomen's Clubs
NUAL ALuNICAl.E o.

ANNUAL MUSICALE OF
RAINIER CHAPTER. ID. A. n.
Rainier chapter, Daughters OF tho
American Revolution. viii give it's
annual musicale at Frederick q Mel.
sons auditorium. Tuesday afternoon.
March "a. al , o'clock. TO which all
d. a. X. members and their friends
are invited. A short business session
at 2 O'Clock win precedc the pro.
gram
Tho hosiesscs for the afternoon will
be Mrs. J. r. chllbcrg and Mrs, WI.
liam Il. Ballard. and the uahera in.
eluds Mira n T.. Davis. Mrs. Lester
Palmer and Mrs. Frank a. plumer.
Mrs. Samuel II. Macdonald has ar.
ranged the following program.
Piano
ohro .s.s..s'.s....+.. Baeh
tbl "HeYsrie". ........... nebnsay
tcJ 'Pinwbssl" pAItnEren
tal Eagle t...s.s.-.s.s.. AAcDuwoil
Aiss Fidella Burgess
ta) 'Heirekati cEarda". lane Hubey
tel 'caprlc" vlsnnois". .,... krelsier
Miss Edith Rogers
Miss Ruth stslsy at the piano
soprAno--
taD TO Spring gonnaa
tbi "Bisckblrds" ...........C, yrlt Eeott
(c) "EiiIaneiIa'' ..... rrta
Mira Everett Clark
Mrs, ". Erskino Campbell Mt tho piano
Musical Reading-"A Tribute TO Music"
sss..sr..ts....t....A Adelaide Proctor
Mrs. Eugene He'll
Mrs. Gustayo sneillHg at tho plano
Group OF gonEn, gsleetea
STR. Edgar j. BEST, tenor
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crrsTrp ArrxIt1Apy M 4

Custer Auxiliary No. 4. to Custer
Camp No. /, Sons or Veterans. viii
hold n business session NJ Veterans
hall, Armory, on Monday March &c,
at 2 y. MI
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Dinner Dance at Yacht Club

The Yacht club has cards hgN sooF p
saturday evening dancing
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Social Doinas at Fort La1nton

entertained Captain and Mrs walter
Pashkoski
Lieut. G H. Phillips at bridge Monday evening March IL.
Major and Mrs Harvard Moore dinner
their quarters bridge dinner Of eight Tuesday
the other dinner Wednesday evening.
Thursday Mrs Robert
Bridge
b.
On Saturday evening Captain and Mrs Robert Macon
Mrs Harvard Moore Lieutenant Mrs Ralph wtau
Mrs. Frederic Miner
n Tacoma
visiting parents. I. rsInkic
the bachelors evening including
r. Mccormick Lieut. Kinder r.
Fl. Phillips
Thursday Captain
Of the members the friends
Assisting Purcell
Marianne King.
Captain and Mrs Walter Pahkosk hosts bridge Friday
evening.
Major and Mrs Harvard Moore entertained with
their Tuesday evening.
o
Mrs. William f. Marshall, Jr. during past
Miss Tyson Honored
Entertaining in compliment to Miss Vivian who
George Carroll Hammer u s. NJ c. In June Mrs
Hostess at informal luncheon Of eight
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woMAN's CIVIC CLUB

" Es''ANaf - ~ ~ 1isbib
Following tho regular business
meeting of the Woman's Civic club.
Tuesday, March 81. ut o'clock, Mt
tho Y, w G. A.. delightful musical
program will be given, which will In.
oludo these numbers.
Plano Solo" Llobcntrnum" C'pronm OF
Love- ,,U,,......,t Franz Llazt
Mrs ELLA Cudlhoo
Vocal Soil
ts) Tho Flower Song a,,,. Hoffman
OBJ THY Beamlng Eyea' ,MaoDowoll
Miss Blnio Mlolko
MWn Eltlo Hoffman az tho piano
BoadlhgH--Mrs, w. q. Martin
Violin soll-.-
ta) "screnndo", .a....,..,.. BOYD
th) BvenHonH" Observation-Disclosures. Martin
MlHs Elizabeth Palmer
Miss Elolso Grocpbotg at the piano
Vocal soli--
(n) Love IN a Bubble, o..m, AlllAon
thl 'Wnho Up't.,.ts4.ttttt,,, phillips
te) Good morning, Brother Sun.
sumo ''.tst's ttstttytt Lehman
Violet NJ DNll
Mrs Grace Wilson OF the plano
Tea Will be served In the ten room
following tho musical numbers.
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Musical numbers by
Miss Hilda I.inKrun. BeilIngham
String ouar;st--Seatiio Musical Art So
eiety--
AIRS. Margaret Mccullough Lsnge.
first violin. Mrs Alice William
Sherman. second violin: Miss Louise
Dow Benton. viola: Miss Iris Can
field. cello.
The Chilkoot post., 1923-03-02
COMPANY "" NOTEt'

CORPORAL MCCALL AND PVT returned from  vacation, plenty of "Eat and eest"' Sullivan left yesterday for
The Chilkoot post., 1923-03-02
ARE WE LICKED:??:

s+ s''-.- -S" F-.A Ss- . ' '. & "3 '' f-.'. - "a a. 'aH " .t, ', :: @.-.. ,-g ,,i., .I.C,. ,i >;.s,.t -.:,..,,s' SA
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New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
HAMLIHS CROSSING
WILL BE PROTECTED
Public Utilities Com. Promises
10 Have flaSman There

Mayor 4, n, Faanessa vas notified
this afternoon by the Public Utilities
Commission that the \, T., y, h, 4
IL Railroad has agreed 10 furnish q
fiagman 20 protect Hamlin's crossing
In Plainyille while repairs sre being
made 10 the state highway and traffic
Is being dnerted IN such say as to
bring Il across the hitherto unpros
leeted crossing,
The mayor and First seleetman
William ], Johnson of Plainyille were
IN conference last night on this prob
lem and this morning the +, L, c, re,
eeiNed letter asking that immediate
consideration be- given the need for
protection at this point,
In answer TO the request, Secretary
Henry y, Billings forwarded the fol.
lowing letter this afternoon,
Telegram signed Jointly by you
as mayor OF the City of New Britain,
and by william J, johnson as select
man OF Plainville. requesting q tenn
pofary fagman for protection at
Hamlin's crossing in Plainyllle has
been received and given attention. and
the railroad has agreed TO furnish
such protection. beginning today"
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
WALL Street STOCK
EXCHANGE REPORTS

/ Wall s'Fset-Undsr the influence Of
several constructive business develop
mAnis, prices continued their rise 70
higher ground at the opening OF to-
days stock market, Rails, steels and
eanpers were in good demand. Same
Of the oils were heavy, Royal Dutch
dropping a point
Rails were more active gains of A
point or more being made by Lack
awanns, Atlantic Coast Line. and 81.
Paul, pfd, Merchandising and motor
shares also gained ground, Twin City
Rapid Transit jumped o'a points 10 a
new high,
Soon-fhe upward tendency was
halted temporarily by bear attack
on the oil shares, General Asphalt
common and pfd', Cal, Pet and cosden
dropping to's lie points, Gains OF
TO 4 points which had been record
ed by the eoppers independent steels,
public utilities and certain food. rail-
road and miscellaneous shares were
shaded somewhat during the reaction
in the oils, Prices started upward
again around noon under the stimu.
lus OF a brisk demand for Reading.
Am, Can and Am, Loco. Call money
opened at "a per cent
1890 49, Special shares influenced
by favorable news and pool opera
tons went up rapidly In the afternoon
hn the entire movement denoted in.
ereasing confidence on the eonstrIe-
tive side. High grade rails were more
active with Atlantic Coast line and C.
c. c. and 81. Louis rising points.
Atlas Powder jumped 8.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
NO HEALTH SUPT.
No Formal Applications for Vacancy
Canscd by Resignation Of DIR. Lee
Inquiries Received.

The health department Is at yet
without any formal applications fol
the office of health superintendent
which is to become vacant Friday
June Is. when DIR. +. p. Lees resig.
nation takes effect. Several doctors
have written for information, and the
board is looking up other doctors
whose experience in public health
work would make them eligible for
the place.
DR.. Henry r. Bray, chairman of the
board said this afternoon that few
doctors have signifed their willing
ness to take the place at a reduced
salary provided they are allowed to
engage in general practice as we'll.
This plan does not meet the approval
of the board.
1t is not likely that the board will
be in a position to install a perma-
nent man Immediately upon DR.. Lees
quitting and temporary superin-
tendent will be engaged for part time
work.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
TO PROTEST Change
IN Freight RATES


From Is 20 so per cent Of the mer,
ehandise sold In this city during the
past winter would not have been re-
eeiVed here II II had not heen for mo-
tor service from New Haven, connect
Ing with steamship line plying be-
tween New Haven ana New York,
This was brought out al meeting of
the traffic bureau Of the Chamber OF
Commerce at noon today when a res
aluiion was adopted protesting against
the elimination OF the traffic rates on
motor deliveries through the steam
ship line, Complaints that the lire
hooks merchandise right through to
its destination by motor delivery from
New Haven have heen made 10 the
interstate commerce commission and
a hearing will he held Monday at New
York on the legality OF eliminating
this privilege.
II was stated that freight rates TO
New Haven probably will be increased
about 20 per cent II the line system
Is eliminated, Tho local Chamber OF
Commerce will be represented at the
hearing and set OF resolutions pro-
testing against any change will be
presented.
A Joint meeting of the New Britain
and Hartford traffic bureaus will be
held In the near future when officials
OF the r. and A. line will hn invited
to attend and discuss freight cmhar-
goes through Albany on incoming
freight
II was voted TO ask local shippers
to get freight to the station earlier In
the day so 1t can be shipped out the
same evening. .
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
FRESHMEN EXPLAIN.

New Haven, June IA large num-
Der of freshmen In Yale filed in and
out Of the freshman registrars office
today. and II was believed most of
them made statements to officials of
their part in the student disturbance
OF Monday night when 50 policemen
were called out to check demon
stration which spread beyond the
university area. The response of the
freshmen was in answer to an an
management last night by the fresh
man Nles committee that the Yale
freshman crew race with Harvard on
June % would be cancelled unless
the participants in the disturbance on
Monday came forward and take upon
themselves the consequences Of their
action"
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
CLUE IN MURDER CASE

Chicago, June Z. - A peculiar in
effaceable smile is the slender clue on
which the police are basing their
search for the young woman who shot
and killed Robert C. Tesmer, wealthy
insurance man, in a holdup late Tues
day night. The police are searching
for the wife of an escaped convict
from Joliet state penitentiary.
Mrs. Tesmer told the authorities
she could never forget the girls pecu-
liar smile The photographs of two
suspects resembled in a general way
her husbands slayer. Mrs. Tesmer
said.
OF the several men and women
questioned yesterday by the police
only one is being held for further in
vestigation. He is Irving Schlig, said
to have a criminal record, who was
arrested shortly after the killing.