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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25
|NASTRoE SMRT PRED SOUDEM.
|vRAz ROBERTA FRANksE NAsl0u-
cnAJl Lh0STEJNE SvEDECTW.
PROCES RYCHLE POKRACUJE S VYHLfD-
KOU MA BRZKE SKONCENf.

Chicago "a. cervence Behem dnesniho zasedani
du lmz ma byti rozhodnuto zvote neb smrti Nahana
Leopolda Rcharda Loeba vrahn Roberta Frankse pred
kladany byy cas odevu zabiteho hocha hz
bylo pouzto rii spachan zlocnu.
Dlato jmz chlapec byl omracen provaz, JIM by sva
zan ahvcka po ucavce jez vyta byla obice hochnv
aby ztotoznen byo obtiznym, rozby prosakly pea
stroll nemz psany byly dopsy pozaduici vykupna
otce hochova, byly mez pfedmety pfedozenym statem
Stopy lidske krvi byy nalezeny satstvu dlat6.
automobove robe, prknech podlaze a
mobiu vyprave chemikove soudci Caverymu Jeden par
spodk1 mel sobe Loeb druhy par spodkn kabat wy
soke boty Leopold veer 21 kvena kdy mady Franks byi
zabt eho teo vsunuto do vodnho poub iznm konci
mesta Rovnez predlozeny byy byle naezene mi
ste, jez prvne uvedy policii ma stopu Leopoldovu
V3c tyto podavany byy jedna druhou soudc Caver-
iymu, jehOz ukolem bude vymef tres mladym vrahIm.
Soudce bedlive prohize 81 kazdou mich cni poznam
KY Svedectvim nevyso ovsem evo drive z neby
znamo Pozornost vyvoao vsak vceresi prohaseni stat
nho navadnho re jsa cast svedecvi bude pfedozena j
nom soudc samotnemu, ezto nehodi pro vefejnost.
Ones byo docieno znacneho pokroku nebot vyslechnu
dvacet diva svedc Nasedkem toho atn navladn proje
vii mnen ze budou hotov ppadem sve strany snad jz
sobotu nebo zcea jiste pond6k meme nez sto sv6dk
ktefi jspu nayladnieta. ylo
cficet sedm Zadneho mich nepodrobila ohhajoba zo
vemu vyslechu..
Pc cely den obzalovan lhostejne soucha svedectv,
mz lceny byy podrobnost jech prfserneho zocinu ne
kdy pocina jako by ch ami netykao Ultra bude
podavano svedectv ak polce byla uvedena sopu
vah vrchonym bodem obzaoby zude cten priznan vrah
Velka pravn bitva je ocekavan az obhajoba zacne
svych svedku chz vypoved budou vzaho
vat "mru dusevni zodpovednosti obzaovanych Tu
vsem stat pevoa sve vlasni svedky mimo zaujme
novisko svedectv senstv obzalovanych e neprpust
nym, kdyz jednou priznai Sc k vine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25
NEZDARENY POKUS o ZNI.
CENf VLAKU.

Lyons, Francie, "a. cerven-
ce. - Pokus vyhozeni do pc
vetri osobniho vlaku ma hlav-
nj linii mezi Pafizi Marseil-
lie uGinen ! byl nedaleko odtud:
NSkoliksAfabic vybusneho spra
chu polozeno bylo pod koleje,
avsak pouze nepatrna cast ex
plodovala. jez zp1sobila' ma.
lou skodu. Pivodn6 Sc soudi-
10, ze atentat byl namiren
proti ministru verejnych pra-
CT Peytralovi, avsak pozdeji
Sc zjistilo, ze vlak, ma nemz
tento Sc nachazel, prejel pra'
We ma opacnych kolejich. Po-
licejnim vysetrovanim vyslo ma
jevo, ze pokus o vysinuti via.
ku sosnovan byl dvema zlocin
ci, kteri Sc kojili nadeji, ma
hojnou korist tim, ze by olou-
pill mrtve a ranen6 behem vse
obecneho zmatku po zpusobe'
ne katastrofe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25

BUDE PODNIKNUTO sTATNflfI, JAKOz
IoKRESNfMI UkADY

Oak Harbor O.. "a. eervence - Dvojf ysetfovani ne
stss s. mslp = n&slsdsk sseh ysssnsni best
|1deti, b6de zds sxah&1e zftra rano.
i .Jedno podniknuto bude staten zadost guvernera
Donahey-ho druhe okresnim koronerem c. J. Yeseym
Port Clinton Ucelem jch bude zsi zodpv9dnost
gedii kizovatce Locust ulce kdy osobn drhy
York Central vekou rychostf uxdejicf wazl do truck
vracejcich vyletnikd, vesnou detf fedni skoy
Attica, O. @e
Statni vysetfovani bude veieno Jameson B. Duganem,
sekretafem ohioske statni utn komse en odee do Oak
Harbor dnes vece Tyz bude vyslychati svedky
zence neblaheho vlaku
Attica, o., "a. cervence Toto farmafske mestecko,
katastroou tax neoGekavane dohnuv chya
Sc pohrbu svych mrvych obeti neStss kxovace Oak
Harbor vcera vecer. ranenych dive dvky Fora Hofma-
nova Vernita Lapardova nichx prvn ODE nohy pre-
razene druha zranena e vnfnS jsou dosud nemocnc
Port Clinton kdezo osatn pfvezen dom1 Pohby konany
budou Ultra odpoledne sobotu kazdeho Mich celia
da sc sdcastni
Vede hrIzy nesesti vzbuzuje podiveni toho dnvodu
ze fdc automobile Spanger enz po vice rok byl vakovym
topicem by vzdycky velm opatrntm kdyz bzil zeez
ncni krizovatce. to.a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25
POLICIE PREKAZILA LID
SKOU OBET.

Montreal, Kanada, "a: cer-
vence. - Vcasny prichod po-
licie zabranil obetovani bile
no ditka nejakemu divnemu
cinskemu bohu. v min6ni zdej
sich dfadI. Obyvatele ma jed
ne postranni ulici vzruseni byli
vcera tasn9 ranos xvlastnfm
ponurym zpevem vychazeji.
elm z jedne cinske pradelny.
Kdyz policie tam prikvapila,
nasla cinana prechazejiciho
po svetnici a tlaciciho d6tsky
kocarek, z nehoz vychazel ia
pach gasolinu. Policiste ma
hledli do kocarku. a nasli tam
bile ditko, jez bylo pozdeji
ztotozn6no jako 11mesicni
Jennie Cohen. Jeji satecky BY
ny napusteny gasolinem. Dit
ko bylo pohresovano DO diva
dny. Chan, jenz odeprel VII
bee mluviti, byl zatcen uvez
nsn pod zarukou $1.00.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25
TRI MRTvL. JEDENkcT PoRAlGENicll.
M1Mo TO POLAR zNIoIL oBCHoDNt CAST
,rh v RANGER. TEX.

Ranger, Tex "a >cervence - Pokud moho byt zjiste
no. f osoby sou mrvy jedenact bylo poraneno t sou
pohfesovany ako nasedek pozaru jenz noci znc
skoro cey obchodni sfed ohoto m6stecka skodou ST.
100000. E
s. E. Taylor, Hdel Home pradelny; N. d. McCrimmon
mestsky nzenyr Billy Wallace, 7ey vnuk pr Emy Craid
ov6 maeky hoteu McClesky, enz byl znten, pfsi Ii
vot Pozar vznkl tomto hoteu pameny sfy tako.
rychost be hrozy znicenim cee obchodni cas mes
Obcan6 vyburcovan spanku pomahali lidem Nc
Clesky Southland hoteu zachraneni Mnoxi by
nesen pomoc zebfikI, kdezo JIM vyskakal oxen dru
hem tretfm poschodi, utrpevse vazna zranen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25
0 slTuACI " BRAslLII
PANUJE MtNENt, zE ZPRAvY o UTRPE-
NYCH ZTRATACH JSOU PREHNANE.

Washington, "a. Mezitim bojich mezi
vladimir vojskem povstac Sac Pauo pokracuje odpo
ruci sobe zpravy do pocu zabch poranenych docha
zeji do odbor satu Vlbec cee situaci Bras panue
znacna neistoa souhrnu zprav vydanem dne odborem
satu prav ze panuje pesvedcen ze poce utrpenych
ztrat e nadsazovan", dodava
"Celkem prevlada mineni, ze nejmene 1000 cvi-
stu bylo zabo acko odhady Sac Paulo rIzni cd 1000
az 1000 zabych ranenych. Mez 70 80 osobami by
10 zabito poraneno Apollo dvadle Brazu ez bylo
delovou kou 90 Dvadlo byo pno uprchik
tn chvil"
Buenos Aires "a cervence - Cinnost zapad cd Sac
Paulo brasskym federalnit voskem jest oznamovana
prve dnesnich drednich depesch braslske vady Tyo
sdeuji okkupaci Sorocaby cyricet pet mil zapad cd
hlavnho m6sa sau Panuje minen re lkolem tohoo vol
jez bylo moblisovano zni Bras jest pos;upovati
pretnou spojen povstaci severoza
padem odkud az dosud dostavai v6snu svych poravn
zasob vibec @ tsr.2 E.s8f sAa.ts# D ~ >sxg
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25
PoKUs o ZDvlzENf LUsI'
TAME.

Londyn, "a. cervence. =
Parnik Lusitania, potopeny
nemeckou ponorkou "a sveto.:
We valky, ma byti zdvizen, die
sdeleni Daily News. Ma to
provesti hrAbe La1di, jemuz
Sc podafilo zdvihnouti bitevni
LODI Goeben pro Turecko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25
vELlkk L0uPEz kLEN0Tt,

Detroit, cervence Tr bandite dnes poledne pre-
pad acoba Mazera elena zdesi veke kenotncke frmy
unkl klenoty as s125OOO ktere zmineny
kazoval Jacku Wofoy mateli Capitol Jewery Shop Diva
muzi oba ozbrojen, ves do kramu tfetiho nechal
strait dveri Ami nebyo promuveno Mezitim je
den bandd mr revoerem Mazera jeho klerka, dru
ny zmocn kenotl pax oba vybehl obchodu zmize
v cekajicim ne automobile.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25
$EsT P0RAkENicH. PHI SRicENi
Sc m0STu.

Dayton O., "a. cervence. Pod spojenou Thou dvou
truckd nichz jeden nalozen by pskem most pnouc
pres Wolf Greek West Dayton, probor. Oba stroe
jakoz AUTOMOBILE nemz jela p Lille Brownova svym
Harodem propady do potoka Sest osob bylo
ran6no mimo to poce patra trech hoch ktef kou
pail bize oneho msa krace pred pred tm nez nehoda
stala
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25
"sPRAvEDLNosT" VYsTuPuJE
7 workers PARTY".i

Chicago 23 tervence Dnesn "Spravedlnost' pfinasi
prohasen move zvoleneho vyboru fdesva nSmz
mu ze rozhodM vystoupit Workers Party vrat
dfvejsimu tvarr Marxstck@ Fedeace Je to vyslsdek
boje kery byl list ten veden nsez tdtevem ceskoso-
yenskym vyborem Workers Party
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25
DANovE PoRAzILI cEcnosL LovAkY.

Kodan "a scervenee Dansko ziskalo prvni viezstvi
predb6z vyfad tennsovych zavodech Davi
s6v pohar. prvnm utkani Erik Wurm Danska porazil
Ladislava zemlu Ceskosovenska, g. So, Ga, 108
druhem Axel Petersen Danska porazl F. R. Rohrera
Ceskoslovenska 3-6, 7-5 60.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25
..4lEzINkR0DNi'' SfATEk.
Rim; %. cefvence.

Rim 3D. cefvence - Slecna Felicite Oglesby dcera
snueho mstogivernera lnosskeho Rcharda Oglesbyho
bya oddana zde dnes rno hrabetem Cenci Bo
ognettm Zasnoubeni eh oznameno bylo minuly mesic
nekoika lety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25
koNFERENCE ma MRTvEM BoDu..
NEMozE Sc sHoDNoyTl 0 PoDMlN-
kACn NEmEckE POJcKY.
PRES TO vSAK sTAvA NADEJE MA
ZDARNY VYSLEDEK

Londyn "a cervence. AGkoli belgcky premier Theu-
mis- americi zastupc mezspoenecke konferenc
snazova vsech svych sill vyrovnani neshod neoso
dorozum6ni mez francouzskym premerem Herriotem br
tkymi americkym financniky podminkach zaisteni
p1jcky jez ma by poskynua N6mecku Pres to vsak
adfovana nadeje, ze koncich dosp6je dorozumeni
Nova dlouha konfeence bya dnes konana mez preerem
Theunisem Thomasem W. Lamontem. zasupcem Morgano-
by bankefske frmy.
"Pf vsestranne dobre will" pravl jeden francouzsky
delegat najdeme rozust9ni tohoto dvoeho pro-
bl6mu poskynut zaruky bank6fam soucasne zachovani
svrchovanych prav Francie die smouvy Versaiske."
Banken sami nepredlozi zadneho navrhu nybrz pouze
sdei finacnm odbornkdm konference by povazova
naezte zaen nemecke pdjcky ocekavaj ze prislusny
navrh tom smeru vyjde konference samotne.
Herriot chce doati svemu sbu ktery dal pf odjezdu
Parze sce ze prava, jez France zskaa smouvou Ver-
saskou nebudou nak ohrozena te pficny nechce uci
ni zadnych 1stupkd vzhedem zasteni pijcky zpIsobe
enz napfed chran by bankere Franc teprve duhe neb
et fad& Poukazue vsak ze koncch Herriot prece e
VII az ocine pred dvojim berem: Bud vratt
do Parize lpln6 neporzenou nebo vysv6tenm re uni
stupky eine toho dGvodu ably zachran Franci pred
tickym osamocenim ceou Evropu pred fovtmi zmatky.
ez byy by ocekavan pfipade zmafenf Dawesova
grams Ts = : 49,
Rim 24 cervence - Italsky tisk nahiz cekem pessi-
mcky dosavadn ednani mezspojenecke konferenci
Londyne znatenym e protfrancouzsky nebot
casopsy obvhu Franci re stavi cestu upatneni Da
programu Serano pravi snad konerenci uji-
tovanim panujci harmoni pocatku tydne podafo
klamath verenos nkoli vSak amercke angcke bankere
ktem nepIjc edneho centu N6mecku pokud nedosane
Jim uen re nebude opakovano neco podobneho jako byo
obsazeni Euhrska francouzskym belgckym voskem Zmi
n6ny casops zarove obvinuje lonynskou konferenc
Dawesova programu ucnila nebezpecny poiticky PLAN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-25

Mesto Mexiko, "a. cervence. Pocet mrtvych pfi po
pachu divade Eslava Vera Cruz mize dosahnou til
cet die zpravy obdrzene onoho mesta. Nemene dvace
dati bylo zabito padesat jinych osob poraneno.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
Pause in S25,000 Action
 Of Meskill Vs. McGovern

A damage suit of s25,o0o institut- cd by John E. Meskili of 104 Winter street againet ex-Senator Patrick McGovern of Hartford has been postponed until November, following a hearing at the superior court yes- terday.
 Meskill, as contractor for the con- struction of building for McGovern in this city was discharged from job before the contract was completed, it is alleged. He claimed S5,7OO was due him while McGovern claimed the amount due him was $1,b47.~At the time of Meskill's discharge, he and McGovcrn agreed to abide by an arbitration award to be made by three arbitrators. A. P. LeaVitt Of this city, for Meskill. and James OLoughlin. for McGovern. without third party, allowed Meskill $177' Meskill was mot satisfied and there upon brought suit. McGovern rest cd his defense on the arbitration i award. This was excluded because 7 there were not three arbitrators. Me ! Govern, through his counsel, Judge 1 Klett, asked to amend his answer
 To meet his answer the plaintiff asked for postponement.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
HEAVY PROFITS IN OLD PRINTS
Dealers Reported Making Great | Gains

London, Oct. 24.--Old Japanese prints, as a result of the Japanese earthquake, are becoming 50 scarce in London, formerly their greatest market, that the prices have more than trebled during the last six months. The collections of the Lon don art dealers are nearly exhausted and the hitherto enormous stocks of the famous Japanese collections no longer exist. Specimens of the best schools are no longer obtainable, and so much in demand are the rarer types that dealers in this little heard of trade are buying all avail able prints even before they reach the auction rooms.
 There are at present less than 800 of these old prints in London, &C., cording to Japanese experts. The result is, they say. that there are many prints being offered today whose antiquity does not predate the earthquake, and many have been 1 sold here and one the comment us genuine. whereas they are not worth more than few pence.
 For several years before the war about 4,O0o old prints annually were sent from Japan to be sold in Lon don. Despite this large number, 1t is estimated that one-half of the exist 1 ing prints more than 400 years old were destroyed in the quake. Among them was one by Hokusai for which f1,50O was paid in London just after the war.
 The British Museum now pos sesses the finest collection of ole Japanese prints outside Japan largely collected during the Russo Japanese war.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
Dartmouth Student Pays
 Heavily for Celebrating

New Haven, Oct. Colchester A.. Bollis, 24, of New York city, a Dartmouth student, was fined twice in court today, s1oo and costs for driving a car while under the infu- ence of liquor and $50 and costs for driving recklessly.
 Bollis with two girls and another student in his car drove through a street after the game last Saturday at a rate placed at 70 miles an hour. A motorcycle officer who gave chase fired two shots at the car to make the driver slow up. A traffic officer was nearly run down, Bollis was held as drunken driver and the other student was permit ted to take the girls to Worcester where they attend school, as none of the three was a law vtolator.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
USE AMERICAN METHODS.
Fruit Packing and Grading in Eng
 land Being Done on Our Scale.

Cottenham. England, Oct. 24.-- The first fruit grading and packing station on American lines, to be established In this country, was inau- gurated here last week. It is the property of the ministry of agri- culture, which makes a standard charge for each box of apples grad ed and packed, Heretofore there has been no grading of apples in the Cambridgeshire fruit growing dis trict, but with the application of the present American idea growers will be able to make a much better market. A similar station is plan ned in connection with the Here fordshire orchards.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
"CRISTUs" IN PRISON
SasanofS. Who Painted Way Out or Pcnitentiary, to Make Picture on Walls of Southern Prison.

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 24'-Hav- ing painted his way out of the fed eral penitentiary in Atlanta, Max sasanoff, Ryssian artist, has been commissioned to paint picture of Christ upon the walls of Kilby prison near here.
 Sasanoff was granted clemency by President Harding after the artist had translated his conception of the compassionate Christ on the gray walls of the federal prison in Atlan- ia. His fame for this picture spread, and the Big Brothers Bible class of Montgomery. one of the largest in- ter-denominational classes in the south, obtained the artist for slm- liar task at the state prison.
 Prisoners at Kilby havs donated D cents each, one-third of their week lv allowance. to aid in meeting the expense of the painting. It is hoped that 1t will be ready for unveiling by Christmas.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
A GLOOMY OUTLOOK
I. N. B. s. Speaker From Canada Sees World in Terribly Chaotic State of Turmoil and Trouble.

"Is man at the end of his period of earthly domination? Has his in- ability to bring the world back to normalcy brought him to his ex- tremity?" This is the subject which will be discussed at meeting to be held in the Odd Fellows. hall Sun day afternoon at 2 o'clock, under the auspices of the International Bible students when J. R. Barrass, of Toronto, Canada, will speak on "The World Crisis"
 Mir. Barrass states that the World War came Hike clap of thunder out of a clear sky" He says II continued for more than four years and eventually has involved all the nations of the earth. He says many peace conferences have failed to bring peace, the League of Nations has proven futile, churches have divided into modernists and funda' mentalists, Carrying discord and commotion to still further propor- tions."
 He contends that uneasiness is rife in Europe. lawlessness and corrup' ton abound everywhere and grea' statesmen admit that civilization k sick. He quotes the Scriptures, say ing as in Luke 21; 26, 25, "Men'' 1 hearts are failing them for fear, ane 1 for looking after those things whicf are coming upon the earth-distres' of nations, wars, pestilences, earth ouakes-a time of trouble such al never was since there was nation Pointing that the flood, the de struction Of sodom and Gomorral and other ancient catastrophies wer predicted. MT. Barrass will attenp to answer Sunday afternoon. wheth CT or not the earth is going througl another "dispensational change"
New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
City Items

The Nae Nae club met last night at the home of Miss Elsie Gourson, ot Winter street.
 Join Morans' Xmas Music Club.-- advt.
 Albert W. Root of 94 Griswold street, and Miss Agnes c. Anderson of 23 Vega street, have been granted a marriage license.
 A daughter was born at the New Britain general hospital this morn- ing to Rev. and Mrs. Samuel sut- cliffe.
 Execution of judgment obtained by the B. Leventhal & Go. of New Haven in city court against Nicho- las Carozza, owner of hat store that was conducted on Main street has been ordered. and Constable Fred Wrinkle will auction stock from the store tomorrow morning at lc o'clock in his office.
 Russell N. Nelson of Murray street is in Jersey City. attending the fu- neral of his mother. who died sud denly Wednesday night.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
OLDER GIRLS IN CONFERENCE HERE
Between 300 and 400 Register
 for Wesk.End Convention

Between 300 and 400 girls rang Ing In age from i5 to 20. registered this afternoon at tho South congre- gational church. where the Older Girls conference is In session. They represent Girl Scout troops, Girl Reserves, Camp Fire Circles. high schools, and church schools located in all sections of Connecticut, Con-. siderable enthusiasm has been aroused among the young people or this city and extensive plans have been made to entertain the dele- gates and accommodate them in local homes - N-
 They were mat at the Berlin and New Britain stations by uniformed Girl Scouts, who acted as guides. and directed 10 the convention head quarters, where most of the after noon was given over to registration At { o'clock Miss Elizabeth Rogers of the local Y. W. C. A. conducted a service of worship, after which Miss Edna Morehouse of Meriden, president of the 1923 conference, delivered the keynote address. Aft CT the meeting this afternoon the Girl Reserves under Miss Katherine McKown treated the delegates to a marshmallow toast at the '. w. c. A. At 6 o'clock supper will be served at the Trinity M. E. and South churches.
 Rev. John l., Davis vii! deliver the address of welcome at the Methodist church section of the sup per Miss Katherine McKown will act as song leader while the f;veryman's Bible class will furnish music. Rev. Dr. George, w. C. Hill will welcome the section which had supper in the South church Music will be furnished by the sen.or High school orchestra and Miss Elaine Wright will lead the singing. The two orchestras have volunteered their services.
 A short business session will oper at 8 o'clock this hevening. Mis- Rogers will again lead in a worship service, after which Rev. Stanley r Davis, director of the eastern di vision Of Sunday schools of thu Methodist Episcopal church, will ad dress the delegates, .
 Tomorrow mornings session vii open at 9;30 o'clock, Rev. Allal A. Stockdale pastor of the Ffrs Congregational church of Toledo, O. will speak, and the convention vii adjourn to conferences on My Bes for the Highest in My Churcl School"
 Luncheon will be served at 12:1 o'clock at the First Congregations and Trinity M. F. churches. | the afternoon the delegates will b the guests of the High school at tn football game with the Troy Con ference eleven. Supper will b served at the First Baptist churc and the Y. w. C. A. at o'cloc ill the evening: playlet will b given at the latter place during tn progress of the meal.
 The local girls on the receptio committee are the Misses Tiavi Rivers, Dorothy Billings, Grac Wolfe and Grace Dixon.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
Wa', Street Briefs

Encouraging features of the steel situation. according to John A, Top ping, chairman of the Republic Iron & Steel Company, are the small stocks in the hands of consumers and -to-mouth buying which has increased recently 10 to 1b per cent. He expected good future con- tract business in the first quarter of 1924. --...,.
 Sales of the National Tea Com pany in the nine months of 1924 reached s2S,o7s.s6S. a gain of &c., 31S,0O0 over the same period of 1923
 Larger net profits are reported by the Wright Aeronautical Corpora ton for the nine months this year than in corresponding period of 1923 the total of s312.3s2 comparing with s27F,s s39 a year ago.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
WANT NATIONAL HYMN.
Greater Lebanon in Syria Wants Song and is Willing to Pay for It.

Beirut, Oct. 24-Greater Lebanon, as the section of Syria including Bel rut and the Lebanon Hills is called, wants a national anthem and is will ing to pay for it.
 Although 8 French mandated ter rltory. with a high commissioner sent from France administering it, "Le Gouverneur du Grand Lihan'' finds that the "Marseillaise" does not do or is not enough. He has en- couraged a local firm of music pub fishers to announce a prize contest for the best national hymn" Two thousand Syrian francs is offered foI the best song.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
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to get Into the professional class. The 300 societies to which fha amateurs belong have banded to- gether and rented West End theat- CT where they will stage the best they can produce.
 They will open the season" about the first week in November with & gala performance organized by many different societies. Afterwards the societies will each take over the theater for a week and, should any of the productions prove popular, arr engagements will be made to produce them at another theater.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
Giants Defeat Chisox
 In London Game Today

By The Associated Press.
 London. Oct. 24.--The New York Giants defeated the Chicago White sox 8 to ? in the second game to- day of the series the two American baseball teams are playing on their European tour.
 The batteries were: Giants. Bent ley, Nehf and Henline; White Sox: Lyons, Faber and Picinich.