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New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
William Smith, ST,

The funeral of William Smith, Sr., was held this morning from his home, s36 West Main street. at s:3o o'clock, followed by high mass of requiem in St. Mary's church at g o'clock. Rev. Walter A. McCrann celebrated the mass. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
Stanley Kaczmarczyk.

Playground companions at the Bartlett school acted as pallbearers at the funeral of Stanley Kaczmar- czyk of 104 Gold street held this morning at 7:30 o'clock at the Sacred Heart, church. Rev. Alexander Tam ski officiated and interment was in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
GUN WAS LOADED
North Guilford Woman in Dangerous Condition After Being Shot Ry Friend af Family,

New Haven, July ss,-MTs A. Erin ski Of North GuilfoFd is in the hos, pital here suffering from a bullet wound in the breast, having been shot last night by Stanley wyslukos near her home, Wvelukos told Coroner AiiE today that he was friend Of the Drinski family, that he was shooting st target near the Brinski home and pointed the gun st the woman, think, ins it wss not leaded, He pulled the trigger. he said, and Mrs Rrinski fen wounded, Her condition is danger, ous, but there is a chance for reeo,, cry. Il wss said at the hospital,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
RANK IS CLOSED,

St. Paul, Minn., July 25-The First State Bank of Balaton, with deposits of approximately s700.ooo. was closed today because of depleted reserves, 1t was announced at the office of the state superintendent of banks.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
PASS HOUSING BILL READING.

By The Associated Press.
 London, July 25. - The house of commons today passed the third read ing of the governments housing bill after the opposition's motion of re- jection had been defeated by 226 to 131. The bill as originally drafted had been good deal altered during the committee stages, but its frame work remained intact.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
BIG LIQUOR RAID

scituate, Mass, July 25.-1n the second raid within 24 hours 13 men were arrested here early today and two boats filled with liquor, a motor truck and two automobiles were seiz- ed. Five state troopers and eight coastguardsmen conducted the raid.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25

The number Of stockholders Of the Pennsylvania railroad reached a nsa peak on July 1 with a total Of slib,- s6s, an increase 0i l,6ss since the first of the year and a.ssT more ihaR year ago,
 Net income of the PeTe Marquette Railway Co. in June declined to ssl6,a SsT compared with ss02,gAs in the same month Of ls2s, Net for the first half Of inc year was ss,s0s,i0I, con. trasisd with sS,ihl,sll in the same period of lsss,
 Reports that earnings Of the Stan dard Plate Glass Co, were al the rate of ST share have given strength and activity to the stock, much Of the buying for out-ef-t town account be- ing based. 1t was said on belief that the directors probably would increase the annual dividend rate 10 ii or sA a share.
 United Cigar Stores earned net proht of S2,2l2,05e m the frst six months of 1924, equal after preferred dividends to sl,b6 share on the ss5 par value common stock,
 The City Of Paris realized profits of 4i,3Ss,5Ts francs last year on the municipal gas works, an increase Of 6,000,O0e francs over the previous year. which was the first year to ala Ina AE 4 eording to tho bankers Trust Co. Of New York.
 The Brazilian Traction Light and Power Co. Ltd, reports surplus of s6,s2s,sss for 1928, equivalent after interest. amortization. reserve and preferred dividends to sS,s2 a share on the ordinary stock.
 The eighth consecutive hve-hour session of trading on the stock ex- change in which transactions exceed ed million shares was recorded yes terday. The rails particularly the so-called Van sweringen stock, con- tinued as the outstanding feature. Union Pacific and Baltimore X Ohio also displayed strength, activity of the latter being attributed to in- creased operating efficiency and pros poets of improvement in the coal movement with indication that the dividends would be earned by wide margin again this year.
 Reading company reports net oper- ating income of ss,4s5,ss5 for the first six months of 1924 against s1s.- 324,97S a year ago. Gross also fell to s46.362,2S9 from s55.5o7,o44. June net was s1.337S51 compared with I2,922,a94 for June last year.
 Air reduction Go. Inc, manufactur- CTS of gases, earned profit of s1,111.- s51 in the first half Of 1924 equal to $5.s2 a share on the capital stock, with earnings of s7s3 a share in the corresponding period of 1928.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
Louis st. Anna

The funeral of Louis St. Anna was held from St. Peters church at 2 o'clock this morning. A requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. Charles Coppens. The pail bearers were Tito Bonci, Peter Dube, Fred Sorbo and Fred Roy. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
THOUGHT AUTO WAS STOLEN
Dr. Hart Reports Theft Of Machine to Police Then Recalls Dealer Took It Away,

Dr. Carl J, Hart of a2 Lincoln street reported to the police this morning that his automobile had been stolen After Lieutenant Samuel Bamforth had notified the Hartford, Meriden, Bristol, Waterbury and New Haven police by telephone of the theft of the machine, Dr. Hart noti- fled him that the machine had not been stolen at all. but had been taken by dealer according to an arrange ment he had previously made.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
Tl1ttpralH
Mrs. Anna Ga,,er.

The funeral of Mrs. Anna Gauer of A Hamilton street, who died We'd nesday evening at the Milford hos pital, was held this afternoon. Serv- ices were conducted at the Erwin chapel and were private. Interment was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
sO,oOO WORKERS STRIKE

Warsaw, July 25.-More than So,- 900 factory workers of Silesia have struck because of the introduction of the ten hour day. The government is intervening and trying to obtain con sessions from the employers.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
Frederick J. NIcEnroe

The funeral of Frederick J. Me- Enroe of Is Union street will be held from his home tomorrow morning at S:S0 o'clock, followed by a funeral mass in St. Mary's church at o'clock. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
City Advertisement
REDUCTION OF BUILDING LINE
 ON WASHINGTON STREET.

REDUCTION OF BUILDING LINE
 ON WASHINGTON STREET. Notice Is hereby given that hear ing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 2oe, City Hall, at e:3o P. NJ. Standard Time, Tuesday, July 2sth, 1924. on the proposed reduction of the present existing building line on both sides of Washington Street be- tween Lafayette Street and Broad Street.
 All persons interested are requested to be present at said hearing, If they see cause, and be heard in relation to the above.
 Board of Public Works,
 Geo. H. Johnston, sec'y.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
City Advertisement
CHANGE OF GRADE RENTscHLER
 STREET,

Notice is hereby given that a hear ink will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 2oe. City Hall. at 6:So P. M. Standard Time, Tuesday, July 2sth, 1924, on the proposed change of grade on Rentschler Street between Kers- inston Ave. and Pond Street.
 All persons interested are requested to be present at said hearing, If they see cause, and be heard in relation to the above.
 Board of Public Works,
 Geo. H. Johnston, Sec'y.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
BOYS BODY FOUND

New Haven. July 2B.-The body of Harold Lamberdine, 1z, drowned In Miilriver while swimming yesterday was recovered by searchers this after noon.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25

Headings so-1-2-s-i-s-s-7-s-s are all of interest. if they are in the Herald classified ad section.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25

Howard W, Prebls is spending the weekend in Aver, Mass
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25

Y. S. TREASURY STATEMENT. U. S. Treasury balance, s220,s71,62s
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25

Miss K, Hollfeldsr is spendinE the week at Woodmant
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25

Most birds are restless when 2 change in the weather is likely.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
Personals

Ruth soFoksT sRd Lillian PuttsT- man are spendinE the week st Wood maat
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
TALON JURY SECURED.

'T think everybody reads Herald classified ads" said Mrs. J. re-
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25

Net income of the Pere Marquette Railway Co, in June declined to ssl6,s ssT compared with ss02,sas in the same month Of ls2s, Aet for the irsl half of inc year was as,S99,ioT, cons tFaeied with ss,ial,sll in the same period Of lsss,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
Wall Street Briefs

The number of stockholders Of the Pennsylvania railroad reached 3 new peak on July 1 with a total Of slib,- s6s, an increase Oi l,6ss since the irst oi the year and a.ssT more ihaR a year aEO,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25

Air reduction Go. Inc. manufactur- CTS of gases, earned profit of s1,111,- s51 in the first half Of 1924 equal to s5.s2 q share on the capital stock, compared with earnings of s7.s3 a share in the corresponding period of 1928.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-25

Reading company reports net oper- ating income of ss,4s5,ss5 for the first six months of 1924 against s1S.- S24,97S a year ago. Gross also fell to s46.362,2S9 from S5s.5o7,o44. June net was s1.337,s51 compared with I2.922,994 for June last year.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24
CINEMA PSICOLOGICO

grab6 en- mi espiritu: la de que mi
abuela tocaba su cabeza con una cofia
antigua. No senti ningln miedo, y Gre
yendo ser juguete de una Illusion, eau
sada por la luz lunar, di media vuelta
me dormi de nuevo.
AL dia siguiente por la mafiana, al
disponernos desayunar, comence a re-
ferir la aparicion de aquella noche, y
seguidamente, con gran sorpresa, vi
que mi padre abandonaba de pronto la
mesa muy agobiado salia del come
dor. Pedi mi madre una expicacion
pero con un gesto me impuso silencio :
Cuando mi padre hubo cerrado la puer-
ia. me dijo mi madre: 'fCarlos, voy a
referirte La cosa mas extra1a que he
dido en- mi vida. Esta mafiana me ha
informado tu padre que, estando des-
pierto esta noche, VIC a su madre en-
pie cerca de SUI lecho, y que al ir di-
rigirle la palabra desaparecio.
Esta conversation la sosteniamos el
sabado IL de enero, a las ocho y me-
dia de la manana. FL mismo dfa, antes
de las doce, recibimos un telegrama
anunciandonos que mi abuela habia
muerto durante la noche; pero la cosa
nj termina aqui, pues mi padre no tar
do en- saber que su hermana, residente
a treinta Kilometres de nosotros, tam
bien habia visto la aparici6n de mi
abuela. Asi, pues, tres personals tu-
vieron ''independientemente unas de
otras'', la misma vision. Mi padre to-
mo nota de la hora precisa: las dos de
la madrugada.
Estoy SECURE de que la luna no es-
taba lejos del meridiano en- Ell momento
de la aparici6n Y que eran aproxima-
damente las dos, 10 que confirma de
una manera notable la hora anotada
por mi padre. Mi tia tambien coloca Ell
instante de la aparicion de que fu6
test;go, "despu6s de la muerte'', que
ocurrio a las doce Y ounce mintuos,
pudiendose concluir por 10 tanto que
La difunta, aunque aparentemente muer
ia, estaba algunas horas despues 10
sufcientemente viva para manifestar-
Sc a diferentes personals separadas en-
tire ST por distancias considerables.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24
FENoMENoLoGIA
PRUEBAs ExPERIMENTALEs DE
LA sUPERvIvENCIA
(secci6n a cargo de F. Nevares)

FL observador, estupefacto, Sc puso
gritar:-iDios milo, Dios milo !--Su
hermana y su Meta sc precipitaron en-
su socorro, y al querer referirles 10 que
acababa de yer, Sc encontr6 con Gle
no podia hablar. Durante varios dias
estuvo enfermo a pesar de su excelen-
te salud, de su robusta naturaleza y
de su temperamento esceptico. Igno-
ra esta muerte, ocurrida tres horas an
tes. FL grito que Sc lie escape 10 oyeron
tres personals; la vision fu6 experiment
tada en- un estado completamente nor
NAL, despierto Y en- pleno dia, la hi
p6tesis de una alucinaci6n no merece
nj siQuiera ser examinada.
Este relate, precise hasta en- sus
mas insignificantes detalles, y confr-
mado por el rector de la Iglesia de San
Luc, sefor David, que 10 envi6 al pro-
fesor Adams, de Cambridge 5puede ser
calificado (como de clio sc acusa los
narradores) de "broma'', de patara-
tai. de "cuchufeta''? Ell mas ele-
mental buen sentido Gno nos autoriza
a despreciar los negadores? Negar
esta observation es negarlo TODD.
Sc nos objeta frecuentemente que
no estamos obligados Greer todo 10
que Sc nos cuenta, porque los bromis-
tas y los impostores son numerosos.
Esto es precisamente 10 que yo he di-
cho centenares de veces; pero hay ca
SOS, y el citado es uno de estos, en- que
no es possible sospechar una invenoi6n.
La palabra "coincidencia" tambien
acude menudo los labios de mis- con-
tradictores; pero esta palabra NADIA sig
mica aquf. En- Ell case citado, ino hay
una relaci6n evidente de causa a efec-
to? INo es ell difunto la causa produc-
tora de esta aparici6n?
INo cre6is vosotros, queridos lecto-
res, que ha llegado ell momento de ser
afirmativos en- nuestras comprobaciones
y de declarar defnidamente esta YER
dad probada: clos muertos contint1an
viviendo"?
Examinemos ahora la observation 81
guiente:
--Xo tenia un amigo llamado Car
los, ioven~ de diez y seis afios-escribe
mi conunicante--. Era en- 1908. Una
noche, al entrar en- mi casa, OF que me
namaban varias veces, y 10 Of de una
manera clara, reconociendo perfecta-
mente la voz de mi amigo, una voz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

otros me parece inadmisible. Ell narra-
dor declara que para el y para su pa
DIRE Ell fantasma Sc encontraba allf, OBJ
jetivamente, y que La prueba de clio la
da la cofia. A mi me parece que la
realidad de la aparici6n Sc puede in
terpretar pensando que la muerta ac-
tue sobre Ell espiritu de sus hijos y
que esta suggestion Sc tradujo en- una
imagen. Un ser muerto puede actuar
a distancia sobre un ser vivo, manifes-
tarse el bajo una u otra forma, por
impression sobre e1 cerebro, sin duda
alguna.
Sea cual fuere la Interpretation, Ell
case citado no puede negarse.
He aquf ahora nm aparecido visto,
bien visto y bien examinado por Ell
observador, ell cual ha escrito por ST
mismo la relaci6n que sigue (PubIcada
por Frank Podmore en- s'Apparitions
and Thoughts tranference''. pag. 427).
En- 1880 sucedi mi predecessor CO.
mo bibliotecario. Jamas lie habia visto
nj siquiera en- fotografia. A 10 sumo
tai vez oyese hablar de el de SUI as
pecto fisico. Una noche me habia que
dado solo, trabajando hasta bastante
tarde en- la biblioteca. Era en- ell mes
(Continda en- Ia pAg. 12l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

inquieta y suplicante, pero muy dulce.
Dominado por la impression, no con-
seguf dormirme hasta muy tarde. In
mediatamente despues de dormido, sem
time despertado por algo que me ro-
zaba en- la frente y una voz que me
llamaba. De una manera que no deja
lugar duda vi Carlos la cabecera
de mi CANA y OF que me decia: iAdios,
adi6s. :. estoy bien. estoy bien. ;.
consuela a mi familia! Y desapare-
clio lentamente. Despues, NADIA, NADIA.
Por la mafiana corrf a casa de mis-
amigos, los que encontre muy inquie-
tos: Aquella noche no habia regresado
Carlos.
No sc por que, inst:ntivamente, pen
Sc en- una pequefia propiedad que po-
seian en- ell campo aquellos amigos, y
confiandoles mis- temores, nos frlimos
ALI. En- Ell jardin, bajo Ell emparrado,
encontramos ell cuerpo de Carlos tendi-
do en- TERRA oprimiendo con SUI mano
un frasquito en- ell que todavia queda-
ba un POGO de soluci6n de cianuro.
Mi amigo Sc habia suicidado, previ-
niendomelo con la manifestation que
relatada queda.
Esto es, querido maestro, 10 suce-
dido cuya exactitud podria usted COM
probar 81 asi 10 desea.
Enrique BOURGEOIS.
Macon.
La correlation entire la manifesto
ci6n ell acto del suicida es cierta.
Invocar 10 subconsciente, 10 sublimi-
nal, todo 10 que Sc quiera, y no vemos
otra explicaci6n que Ell acto mismo del
suicida. Y 10 realiz6 'estando muerto'.
Me gustarfa saber que explicaci6n
puede darse- o con que derecho pue-
de negarse "a la observation que 81
que, debida a mi colega de la Real
Socledad Astronomical de Londres, Car
los Tweeda1e:
El viernes 10 de enero de 1879 me
despert6 la mitad de mi primer sue
no al mirar la ventana, orientada
al Sur, vi la luna cuyos plateados ra-
yos iluminaban mi habitaci6n. Acto
seguido atrajeron mis- miradas Las puer
tas de un armario empotrado en- la pa
red. De pronto vi aparecer una forma
ante mi sobre las hojas del armario.
Indistintamente primero, fu6 hacien-
dose gradualmente mas mas precisa,
hasta que negu6 reconocer ell rostro
de mi abuela. La Observable desde ha-
cia unos segundos cuando la vision Sc
borr6, desapareciendo lentamente. .Una
particularidad 1lam6 mi atenci6n y Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

Con respecto los .''vestidos de las
apariciones escribi mi ito rogando-
lie que me precisara algunos detalles. .,
De su contestaci6n copio 10 siguiente:
"Me pregunta 81 Ell dibujo de la cofia
que me envias tiene algdn parecido con
ell tocado mortuorio de la difunta Ell
parecido es extraordinario; es la misma
cofa abarquillada que us6 tn abuela
durante ell tempo que estuvo enferma
Y al fallecer, coincidiendo tambien La
description que haces del fantasma con
Ell aspecto de la moribunda en- ell mo-
mento de expirar. Cuanto te digo es
la expression de La verdad y estoy dis
puesto, 81 es necesario, a confrmarlo
con juramento.
Ell hecho que acabo de referir ofre-
ce tantas garantias de autenticidad que
no es possible considerable como sos-
pechoso.
Reverendo CARLOS TwEEDALE.
Mlembro de La Real Sociedad
Astronomica de Londres.
He creido it'll dar aquf completa
esta relaci6n, notabilisima, poroue Sc
trata de un hecho Observable una llo-
ra y tres cuartos despues de La muerte
y visto ndependientemente por tres
personas La muerte sobrevino a las
doce ounce minutes y la aparici6n
fue vista a las dos de la madrugada
icual es la explicaci6n de clio?
Es de toda evidencia que en- este
case no puede imaginarse ningdn frau
de.
La Illusion, la alucinaci6n de tres
testigos independientes los unos de los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

LOS MEJORES Y MAS ELEGAN-
TES Muebles para ell Hogar los encon-
:rara por ell mas bajo precio en-
GONZALEZ PADIN 90. Advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-28

who play lhc gam" properly always to wait until his opponent has had every chauc" to play his shot. although at times it seems quite unnecessary to do su. Good sportsnanship, which means fairness, ia encouraged in "Ecry vuy us tS courtesy.
 But leaving golt ard applying. the same r"marhs 10 other games induged in chiefly by amateurs, and 10 other forms Of exercise. There are many yuung mon, for iustancc, who ar" in ihc habit Of taking lon gwalks on sun days We do not tnd crooks among th,rl. Wc |" not ind mou of CAil tendencies among the fishermen Of thr world. We do net find crooks as d rulc. among that class oi mon who have ;Iways loved exercise in he out ur-doors. When We come to auto mobilne WE hesitate until it is realized that AIS a form Of exercise driving q car is about aS severe as playing rum .ny-Gnd. of coHrse. we are not in any way Gcrr"catir2 the splendid results to Inc physical being coming from be- ing out in the fresh air.
 While admitting that the spok"s- man for golf has some reason for s!rgiing out that game as especially calculated to bring men together and to develop in all of them high moral standards. We insist that the same fine results come from other eHcrcis" in the open. other games. But, although inc day may be far distant. the Her aid hopes that New Britain eventually will have a public course. People who have never played the game may laugh at it now, but let them keep open minds and, if they ever get a chance. let them ask Babe Ruth about it--he never played up 10 few years ago.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-28
Observations on Tie Weather

Washington, April 2S.-Forecast for Southern New England: Showers to- night and Tuesday: somewhat cooler Tuesday; moderate shifting winds, be- coming fresh. northwest. "a 's .7
 For Connecticut: Showers tonight and Tuesday: somewhat cooler Tues day: moderate shifting winds becom- ing fresh northwest.
 Conditions: A disturbance central this morning in Ohio is causing ull- settled showcry weather in the lake re zion and the Ohio valley. Pleasant weather prevails generally in other sections east of the Rockies. An other disturbance is central. over Utah. The temperature continues mild in the northern districts and is above normal cast of the Mississippi river.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair. probably followed by unsettled showery weather late tonight and Tuesday. .s
 Forecast for Eastern New York:
 Showers tonight and probably Tues day morning: somewhat cooler Tues day; moderate shifting winds becom- ing fresh northwest.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-28
Bi,,,,list Fatally Injured

Waterbury, April ss.--Francis Grady. l2 year old son of Mir. and Mrs. John Grady Of II Rowland street, this city was fatally injured last evening when an automobile driven by John Scinto. 20, of l2i George street, Bridgeport, crushed into bicycle on which he was riding on South Main street near North Leonard street.
 The boy, who was the hero or a near drowning accident at Hamilton park last August when he saved the life of Bernard Dillon Of oakville, died at St. Mary's hospital a few minutes after he was rushed there from inc zone Of the accident in a passing au- tomobile.
 The automobile. which contained three young men, beside the driver and four young Bridgeport girls, got beyond Scinto's control after the ac- uident and plunged down an cmbank- mcnt Of several feet on the side Of the road. None Of the passengers were injured, however.
 Following a hearing before Deputy Coroner r. F. Conway after the acci- dent scinto was released on his own recognizance.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-28
Boy and Father Hit

West Haven, April aS.-Thomas Nu,aranzallo, aged 5, is dead and his father Sebastiano is in a serious condi- ton at the New Haven hospital as the result Of being struck by an antomo- bile operated by Tony Nartasi of Hart ford yesterday. Narta!i is being held for the coroner under si,50o bail.
 Sartasi according 10 the police sidcswiped a machine on the Milford turnpike near Derby bridge in at- tempting to pass a car ahead of him. and then struck the father and son who were walking at the side Of tho road. Nutaranzello has a fractured shoulder blade and possible internal injuries.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-28
Thr Angle Worm

nBy George $. chappclD Tt was a little angle worm: Tho rain had washed him out. picked him up and watched him
 squirm
 And twist himself about. 70 little angie worm." | said,
 What makes you wiglge SD; Is il some pain Of henrt or head, Or sonic more subtle woc"" "It is. II is." he loudly cried,
 And Nriihed upon my hand. "'Tjs what" ten1erly replied; "I do not understand" "To have you caii mo angle worm, Iris that my heart un-ncrees. "Is there not soinc more fitting term For one who's naught but curves? For curves are beautiful 10 sec, And all admit they arc, But I through life am doomed 10 be "Dcscribcd as angular. Iris that which clouds my daily sky And makes my poor heart burn, And crazes me. I swear. ill
 "Don't know which way 10 turn"
New Britain herald., 1924-04-28
CONNECTICUT EDITORS AT
 SPRING MEETING HERE
Prof. Bailey of Yale Tells Newspaper men About Hobocs and
 Ilteir Hebiis.

The spring meeting of the COnnec- ticut Editorial association was held ct and evening. matters of importance 10 inc newspaper world being discussed.
 At banquet in the evening, Pro- lessor W. 5. Bailey Of Yale university spoke on 'Hobocs." Professor Bailey has spent several summers with knights os the road" and described their habits and customs interestingly. In addition to circulating among them in the summer. he has conducted a irsmps. lodging house in New Haven and thereby has gained aB insight into the cnafactsr of Heaters who dspsnd