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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
WEST TEXANS WIN
Canyon Students Get Decision in De
bate With =. W. T.. Il. {.

San Marcos. Texas, April Fin
the annual debate held Friday night
between the teams of the Southwest
Texas Teachers college of San Marcos
and the West Texas Teachers college
OF Canyon. Yancet Yarbrough. Bel
ton. class 1924. and Fred Kaderli.
Stanton, class 1924, and Fred kaderlI,
Canyon. class 1925. and Z. VI. Bailey.
Eustace. class 1925. Yarbrough was
a member Of the team that won from
Denton last year.
The subject was Resolved, that the
federal government Of the United
States should control the production
and distribution of coal and oil"
Judges were Prof. Elwood Driscom,
State University: DIR. r. W. Tinsley,
Southwestern University; DIR. .lere-
miah Rhodes, superintendent OF
schools, San Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
FUN FOR SHRINERS
Black Face Comedy Sketch Keeps
Luncheon Guests Laughing.

Lloyd Whitney and Julian Smith in
n black face comedy sketch. and bur-
| lesque auto polo match exhibition.
created amusement for the hundred
mobiles gathered at the weekly luncheon
of Alzafar Shrine, Thursday noon at
! the Gunter.
These two imitators Of the sons of
Ham. incased in miniature auto polo
cars suspended from their shoulders
kept the spectators laughing. while
performing stunts which required
great and wonderful deeds of daring"
while trying TO give the assembled
mobiles some ideas of what is to be
expected of the principals of the auto
rolo match TO be held at the Speedway,
Friday and Saturday afternoon.
During the match play" in which
regular polo ball and mallets were
used. Lloyd told Julian TO skinny on
his own side" or he would bump"
him off with the polo ball. This dec
laratiOn was quickly followed by a
barage Of polo balls. directed at the
diners. who were not in on the farce,
with the result that there was a gener-
al scrimmage for shelter. Fortunate
" no one was injured" and the only
damage. was the dislocatiOn of the
collar worn by Judge William S. Fly.
who was one of the main targets for
the shower of rubber balls, substituted
for the wooden polo ball.
1t was "ball' day. for the lunch
con was held in the Gunter ball
ROOM" for in connection with the
score of rubber balls thrown at the
diners. r. l.. Ball. won the attendance
prize Of $40 Nah Jong set. and W.
r. Jack Ball, the second prize of one
gallon Mistletoe ice cream.
The following received attendance
prizes Of two tickets each to the min
strel show to be given next Wednesday
night at Beethoven Hall. under the
auspices of Alamo Heights Chapter of
the Eastern Star: j. A. Copeland,
John Dodie. A. III. Frazer. James
Perry. Fred Thalmann. Al White. DIR.
Charles ID. Dixon, ID. +. Boltz, A. A.
A. Albert. Thad c. Ziegler, ii. j.
Wells and Young G. Crook.
Harry Wells of Houston. member of
Arabia Temple. and A. S. Tillman of |
Baltimore. member OF Boumi Temple, |
were guests.
Miss Barbara Brown. accompanied |
by Miss Jewel Carey. sang 'The Bird |
| Love the Best and Some Sweet
A farewell reception was rendered
c. C. SHORTY Bonner, who will go
to Colorado. for a two months rest,
and then to Newport News. where he
will be assigned 10 some foreign port.
in the interest of the Army ~" with
whom he has been associated for a
number OF years.
Mr.. Bonner has partially recovered
from an attack of throat trouble
which has kept him from singing for
several months. 1t is with regret that
Alzafar Temple is losing Mr.. Bonner,
ior with his leaving, the Shrine min
itrel has lost two of its most popular
md men. for only short time ago
Charles "sunnydale" BleYens, moved
10 Dallas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
MADDEN STARTS WORK
FOR WILLS BOUT WITH
NATURAL MISGIVINGS
FScrapI Is Called OFF Again,
He'll Be Angry Enough
to Bite.
BY FAIRPLAY.

Copyright by The San Antonio Light.
New York, April f2.-With a long
drawn sigh, BARLEY Madden has be-
gun to train once more for his April
II battle against Harry Wills which
has been transferred from Newark to
greensboro arena in Long Island
City. This is the third time BARLEY
has got under way for this important
bout and, il he has an idea things
may go fooey again, no one can blame
him.
One good thing has resulted, any
way. BARLEY has got his fighting
spirit worked up to fever heat. If
there is another delay, the chances
are he will go out upon the highways
and beat up few German policemen.
Il am looking for fight" says Bart
ley. land that seems to be so rare an
attitude on the part of our heavy
weights that some one ought to accom-
modate me-"
Tommy Gibbons-why doesn't he
give me a bout instead of ranging
around the cactus knocking down set
ups? Tommy didn't do so good against
me before that he can pull any high
hat stuff with me. Id be glad to
fight him any time and don't want a
million dollars either.
Now they say Jack Renault is CO.
ing to England because he can't get
any good fights here. Why cant he?
All he's gotta do is drop around where
] am some time and he'll get all the
fight he wants. He sets up as a star.
Well. any man can show a cigarette
light in the dark and call it star if
he wants to. l could myself. But me.
I'm just an ordinary fighter, willing
to mingle with anyone. Show me who,
that's ALL"
As for Wills. BARLEY says he will
let the fight he makes do his talking.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Post Assembly Hall

Post Assembly Hall. Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Mass, 1880 and $3.50; benediction
after the second mass and confession be-
fore mass; Catholic Sunday school.
10:i5 in the northwest room of the hall;
general services at the Cantonment Gar
rison. Sunday school, $3.50 in Service
Club No. 4; services, 10:45 and 1880;
with sermons by Chaplain Alva J. Bras
ted free movies; prison service. s:i5
Sunday; song and devotional service,
1880 Tuesday; popular program, 1880
Thursday at the assembly hall: song SER
vice and sermon. 1880 Friday at the Soils
sons Service Club.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
RRAIGN KLUXER ON
TECHNICAL CHARGE
bOF INCITING TO RIOT
lar Others Fined After
Raid on Nelu York
Hotel.

'iarathon. n. ". April IA man
said he is Robert l.. Rice, al
I'D to be the Cortland District king
|sgle of the Knights of the Ku klux
|an and an organizer of that organ
ZION from Mississippi, was. ar
Ened here last night before Justice
5C. Adams on a technical charge
tnciting to riot. He was released
y bail for further hearing. -Four
|tr alleged members of the klan
he taken to the hearing as material
|hesses.
hilbert Haskell, ditrict attorney. and
INK NJ. Henry, sheriff of Sortland
ESty, said before the arraignment
four others alleged to have been
Eng score of masked men who
He'd the Central Hotel heer Thurs
! night. flourished firearms at en-
|{es and guests and destroyed a
Entity Of bottles. were arraigned,
trged with disorderly conduct.
Hhey pleaded guilty and were fined
each after they had sworn to an
&lavit setting forth all of the facts
connection with the raid.
q ice paid the fines.
he affidavits declared the raid was
led out under the direction of
H.
COMPLAINTS in each of the five cases
Ne sworn to by members of the
|frican Legion. who charged klan
1hbers had attempted to block
u passage across bridge.
Harold NJ. Clement, commander Of
Region in Cortland. county said that
Ne, when the raiders started to
*e from the village. one of their
fding cars bore down upon group
he legion members. forcing them
bump to safety and injuring one Of
IN members.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
FOREIGNER PRAISES
ATHLETIC PUBLICITY
GIVEN STARS IN U. S.
Reason for Supremacy OF
Americans in Sport,
/, Says Scotchman.
BY WALTER CAMP.

Copyright by The San Antonio Light.
New York. April 12.-Does public
ity puff up and spoil the young ath-
late?
Here in America. where a star IN
any line of sport finds bis name in big
type in the newspapers almost every
day. there is a tendency TO think 1t
does. Much has been written along
that line.
But now comes prominent Scot
fish golfer. at present living in the
United States, with presentation OF
the other side of the case.
America" he says, lis gaining golf
supremacy over Great Britain why!
Because in America the young golfer
is given some recognition.
@In great Britain he is not. Because
of the publicity. the American athlete
practices harder and strives more dill
gently in every way"
The athletic proweSs OF the japanese
has been conceded in America, since
Kumagae. with his sportsmanlike de-
termination. captured the fancy OF the
tennis world.
Now there appears young Japan
csc on the sports horizon who II an
all-round athlete. He IS Akshoski.
who reached the llmelight By defeat
ing Donald ParSou, four up and three
to go. in the final OF the tournament.
at Pinehurst
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Episcopal

st. Paurs Memorial Episcopal. Willow
at Grayson streets; Rev. Claude r. Par
kerson. vicar. Holy communion. 1880
sunday; church school 9:3o; choral eu-
eharist and sermon IL o'clock: confirma-
ton and sermon by Bishop W. T. Ca
pers o'clock: holy communion o'clock
Monday; devotional service o'clock
Monday: holy communion 10 o'clock
Wednesday; devotional service O'Clock
Wednesday: holy communion : and 10
o'clock Maundy Thursday with a short
address at the 10 o'clock service; prep
aration for Easter communion. 8 o'clock
Thusrday with all communicates urged
TO attend. Lttany and ante-communion
10 o'clock Friday; three-h hour devotional
at the cross from IL to o'clock FRI
day; holy communion 2 o'clock Easter
even; first evensong of Easter and holy
baptism O'Clock Easter even; holy COM
munion 1880 Easter morning; children S
eucharist $3.50; choral eucharist and SER
mon by the bishop IL o'clock and sing
ing by Mary Jordan Cresson.
st. Luke's Episcopal, West Houston at
Ghupaderas: S. Arthur Huston, Sylvester
p. Robertson. Palm Sunday. Church
school $3.50: evening service and address
1880; evening service and address 1880
Friday.
St Marks Episcopal. Travis Park: S.
Arthur Huston. rector: Sylvester p. Rob-
communion 1880: church school. $3.50;
ante-communion and confirmation. IL
O'Clock; St Marks choir O'Clock; Young
PEOPLES Service League reception for
confirma ton class 6:15: ordination of
sylvester p. Robertson to deacon's or
ders with a sermon at 10 o'clock Mon
day by Rev George Belsey: church school
service AIS Monday; holy communion.
10 o'clock Tuesday; evening prayer and
address o'clock Tuesday; holy COM
munion 10 o'clock Wednesday; litany and
address o'clock Wednesday; evening
service and address s o'clock Wednesday
holy communion 1880 Maundy Thurs
day; holy communion and address 10
o'clock Thursday; evening service and
address o'clock Thursday: service pre-
paratory to Easter communion s o'clock
Thursday; morning prayer and ante-com-
munion 10 o'clock Good Friday; passion
service IL to o'clock Friday; church
school service AIS Friday: The Message
From the Cross" (McFarlane), by St.
Marks choir. s o'clock: holy baptism
5 o'clock Saturday Easter even.
ST. Johns Episcopal. Rev. Jay Scott
Budlong. rector. All services held in the
parish house. North blackberry at Bur
net street Palm sunday Church school
$3.50; holy eucharist and sermon. II
o'clock; no evening service; hoiy week
services 1880 Wednesday and Friday
nights; holy eucharist 10 o'clock Maundy
Christ church. Belknap at Russell
place: Rev. L. B. Richards, rector. Palm
Sunday. Holy communion 1850; holy
communion and sermon IL o'clock by
the rector: evening prayer, confirmation
church school and Bible class $3.50; holy
week services $3.50 and 5 o'clock Mon
day. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday:
service of the Passion from 19 to ,
o'clock Good Friday with Rev. J. Scott
Budlong preaching: ohildren's service
sung by the choir. assisted by David
Ormesher, at o'clock,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
RATE NAVY GUNNERY
Compile Scores Made by Battleships
in Target Practice.

Washington. ID. e.. April 12.-Ex-
animation by naval gunnery experts
of target practice scores of all battle
ships made since July l, was COM
pleted today by the Navy Depart
ment.
The official standing of the battle
craft in target practice work shows
that the Maryland led all vessels Of
its class, with the Tennessee. Penn
sylvania. Mississippi, Arizona and
New Mexico following in order.
Range practices on which the scores
were worked out, included both night
and day fire from the big guns and
torpedo firing. The practices already
concluded are allowed a count of 10
and those 20 be fired during the re-
mainder of the year will be given a
similar weight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
GREEK REVOLT NIPPED
Arrest rs Military and Naval Officers
OF Royalist Tendencies.
BY the Associated Press.

Athens, April I2.-Eighteen rank
ing military and naval officers sus.
pected of completely in a projected
royalist outbreak have been arrested,
Among them are General Leonard
opoulos. leader of the last counter
revolution and Constantinopoulos.
The minister of the interior says
that considerable quantities of re-
volvers and cartridges were brought
into Athens recently by reactionaries.
The arms have been consfiscated. the
minister says, and the leaders of the
projected movement, who obviously in
tended that there should be an out
break after the plebiscite to decide the
fate of the dynasty, have been ar
rested.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Christian Science

First Church Of Christ, Scientist, North
Alamo at Fifth street. sunday school II
and s o'clock on Are Sin. Disease and
Death Real?" Sunday school $3.50: tes-
timoniaf meeting 8 o'clock Wednesday;
reading room. al Maverick building
on Sundays from to o'clock.
Second Church of Christ. Scientist
Woman's Club building. col Camden
street. Services IL o'clock Sunday on
Are Sin. Disease and Death Real?" Sum
day school 9:s0; testimonial meeting s
o'clock Wednesday: reading room open.
All Maverick building, week days from
3 to 8 o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Accused of Mail Fraud.

Strauss, head of n brokerage house
bearing his name here, was arrested
yesterday by postal inspectors on war
rants issued in the federal district
court at Houston, Tex. charging him
with use of the mails to defraud.
Strauss. it is alleged, made false prom
Uses while promoting the sale of stock
in the Mogul Producing and Refining
Company. n Texas concern. He was
released on bonds Of $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Services in the Churches

and senior 1915: fifteen-minute song ser
vice with the evening sermon; Passion
Week services every night except sat
urday through the week on THE Day
Of authority" Monday, The Day OF
tirement." Wednesday 1.-THE Day of Fell
lowship." Thursday. and ''The Day Of
SUFFERING" Friday. at o'clock with
special musical numbers each night.
Highland Park Evangelical. Drexel at
Walters street; Rev. II. c. Haag, pas
tor. Sunday school $3.50; preaching 10:i5
and s o'clock by the pastor; Junior
League o'clock: Senior League .7:is;
midweek prayer meeting and Bible study
s o'clock Wednesday; Easter sunrise SER
vice $3.50 and easter Sunday school pro-
gram 10 o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
TAW'S DIVORCED
WIFE WANTS HIM
KEPT In ASYLUM
tys Court Action in In.
terest of Her l2-year- ,
old Son.

Philadelphia. Pa. April H.
|flyn Nesbit. divorced wife of Harry
Thaw. today filed in Common
as Court a petition TO be allowed to
|frvenc in the proceedings TO deter
4 he Thaw's sanity by jury trial,
hch begins here next Monday.
|rbe action, it is stated. is in the in.
|est of her 12-year-old son, Russell
'!lliam Thaw.
a'he petition sets forth that Thaw
tuld not be released as he is men,
|y unfit and will. if released. dis
bite his own estate and the life in
4 st in his fathers estate"
Fhaw's estate is estimated to be
18th about 81, 100000.
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Tan "lIonorary ColoneIships. -

4 aShiuttUn, ID. O'' hpfH
Re will be no honorary colonies
be United States army. Any such
IznAtion has been held to be I'M
Sorized by army regulations and
War Department has decreed
( INST the creation at this time OF
grade in the commissioned
Is. Hence. actresses and other per-
I now holding designation of hon
'y colonies are not to be recognized
! the practice is to be terminated
N,wifh-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Bible Students

International Bible Students Associa-
ton. I17is North Flores street. Study in
o. clock; discourse on Bible topics, )
o'clock: study of "The Memorial" 1880;
Bible study. 101 Alder street. o'clock
Wednesday: prayer, praise and testimony
service s O'Clock; study in THE Harp
of God" O'Clock Thursday; study in
THE Atonement." s o'clock Friday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
SpirituaIist

First Texas Church. o. O. L. s.. Gun
ter Hotel ball room; Rev. w. Mcdowell
pastor. Entranced lecture. 7.f5 by tho
pastor; ballet reading by Rev. Lola Tay-
Tor and Rev. Mcdowell; musical pro-
gram by Louis Saynisch; public message
circle, o'clock Monday at the home OF
Rev Taylor. 1711 South Presa street
public message and healing circle. s
o'clock Friday at the home OF the pastor.
S26 Broadway.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12

McNary- Haugen and Norris Measures
Approved By Senate Committee.

Washington. ID. C.. April f2.-Two
farm measures. the McNary- Haugen
bill for establishment of n farm ex-
port corporation. and the Norris bill,
for purchase and sale of farm prod
ucts. were ordered favorsbly reported
today by the Senate Agricultural Com
mittee.
Several amendments were attached
10 the McNary-Haugen bill before it
was given committee approval.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Congregational

First Congregational. South Presa at
Carolina; Rev. NJ. D. Lambly, minister.
Church school, 9i5. A. i. Shell, super
intendent; public worship and sermon. IL
and o'clock; Mrs. J. c. Bradley. solo
ist; Mrs. c. J. Crosby. pianist: Christian
Endeavor. O'clock; Josephine Bean
leader: Miss Esther Boehm. orgsnist
Morning sermon topic, Palm Sunday in
1894" and evening, "a Christian's In
vcstment and the Reimbursement
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Nazarene

First Church of the Nazarene. sando-
val at North Colorado: Rev. T. w
Sharp. pastor; o. U. Kunkleman. direct
or OF music. sunday school $3.50. j. w.
Moore superintendent; preaching. 1895
and o'clock by the pastor; discussion
Of the new church at the morning serN-
teacher training, $50: n. Y. p. s.. $3.50;
praser meeting. o'clock Wednesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Last Survivor of the
Mexican War Dies in
England at Age of IS

Newcastle-0 n.Tyne. England,
April 12.-John Sloan, an Ameri-
can pensioner living at Gateshead.
across the Tyne, believed here to
be the last survivor of the Mexican
war of 1S46-4S, died Friday aged
% years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
MAY BE GIRL BANDIT
Woman Arrested in New Haven Ad-
mits Payroll Theft, Police Say.

New Haven. Conn.,. April 12-Doro-
thy Kelly Of New York. arrested here
on a technical charge of idleness, last
night admitted to the police. they re-
ported, that she is the bobbed-haired
bandit who took part in the payroll
robbery of the Ashford Plumbing Com
pany. New York. on January Is. when
S4512 was obtained by her and four
male cOmnauiOuS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Latter Day Saints

Reorganized Church of Latter Day
Saints. 1922 South Flores: 7. J. Jett .Ir.,
pastor. Sunday school, s:i5; preaching,
IL and 7:i5.
Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
Saints. w. o. w. Hall. S22 East Houston
street. Sunday school. 10 o'clock sunday;
preaching, s o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Assembly of God

Glad TIdings Assembly of God,- las
North street; a. F. Gardiner, pastor.
sunday school, 9:i5, II. ]. Sehiiesing.
superintendent; preaching, IL and 8
O'Clock by the pastor; mid-week services.
5 o'clock Tuesday and Thursday; young
peoples meeting, o'clock Sunday.
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Post Chapel

Post ChaSeI. Fort Sam Houston Sun
dav school. $3.50: worship. 10:i5 and
$40: services at 1880 every night during
the week with series Of talks by Chap
lain Vaughan on The Last Days OF
Jesus; Boy Scout troop No. % at tn
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Plant Closes: $500 Idle.

ndIow. Mass. April 12.-The
t of the Ludlow Manufacturing
lciates, jute products manufactur-
employing $500 to $500 persons.
closed today until April II. No
on was given for the closing.
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Called to New York.

Hrs. w. L. Yancey, wife of Lieu
Int Yancey of the Twentieth In
\ Try has been called TO New York
account of the sickness Of her
Yer at his home hear New York
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12

souri, Synod; South Presa at Roseborough
street; G. c. Falsken, pastor. Sunday
school. $3.50; confirmation service, 1880
in English; Bible class, O'clock; even
ing service. O'Clock in England.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Unity Center

Unity Center, room TO- Jowdy build
ing, services IL O'Clock Sunday. Mrs.
l.. l.. Rowell, leader.
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Unitarian

Unitarian Chapel. Fifth street Mt Ave-
nue. j. Sunday school. 10 o'clock: public
service. IL o'clock with an address by
The pastor on when a Mans a Man"
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Salado at 6 o'clock when a-barbocue will
be given. Membership to the troop is
open to all army boys in the city.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Tenements @ FOREST STREET. b7-apartment of C rooms. modern. Inquire st above ad- dress.
 GREENWOOD STREET, lss-5 room tene- nent on srd floor to small family. In- ouire End floor.
 Business Places For Rent 70 MAIN sTREET. I4s-s office rooms to rent. Address. Box ss, Herald. sTOREs-to rent, one on Main St. and one on West Main St. suitable for most any kind of business. For particulars sec Cohn about t at 15 Main St. Phone 1850 or 2t25.
 Wantod-To Rent TT ONE-OR TWO WELL PUNISHED ROOMS WANTED. ALL CONyEN- FENCES. TELEPHONE. ETC. NOT MORE THAN IS MINUTES WALK FROM NORTH C JUDD. THESE ROOMS WANTED BEFORE MAY 1sT BY ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN. REFERENCES. ADDRESS. NEW BRITAIN HERALD. BOX IS.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-21
Motorcycles and Bicycles

BIcYCLEs--Wo have ] excellent mems bi- cycles good tires and coaster brakes. ono small boys bicycle in fine condition at ,ig.OO. Chas. E. Hadfield. | Chestnut st. Just around the corner
New Britain herald., 1924-04-21

fNDIAN-motorryc 1920, 72. just oyer- hauled and new tires. Phone 1919 or Pox a5 Herald.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-21
LIVE STOCK


 Cnttic and Swine 50 COWs-for sale. milking COWS, 2 heifers. several tons of hay. lI. NJ. Bill. Tel. 66-13. Berlin, c.
 HEW-milii COW with calf at side. Charles Dickinson, ykousington Farm.
 Eggs. Poultry, Supplies 52 BABY CHICKS See thefn at the New B,itain Bird < Feed co. 17s Arch St. BABY LHICKs--feed the Purina way, grow twice as fast and make the best layers Ask for Puiina Chick Chow and Puriua starteDa Sold by x. D. Bird & Feed Go BABY CHICks--and Duckilngs. bred to lay popular breeds. also Black Giants prepaid. guaranteed delivery. Free cata- logue. breeders s4.75 up. Clafks Hatchery, Dept. IS East Hartford. Conn.
 BABY CHICKs-first shipment Feb z7 and carried in our store until July 1st. Heal- thy chicks from pure breed. heavy egg laying strains. Rhode island Reds, Bar red Rocks. White and Brown Leghorns White Wyundottes. White Rocks. Ancon- as and Jersey Black Giants Rackline Bros, Park ana Blgelow St., Phone 1075.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-21

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