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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-18
Mis- Edward Schwartz died at her

Mrs. Edward Schwartz died at her
home south of Darlington Sunday.
Glenn Newton, Darlington farmer,
shipped a hog that weighed $40 lbs.
James Martin died at his home in
Darlington of pneumonia Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Patch, an old resident
of Patch Grove, died Tuesday.
A district picnic of the l. o. 0. F.
will be held at Linden June oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rule of Shulls-
burg celebrated theid 54th wedding
anniversary the 9th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-18

Frugality is fair fortune, and
habits of industry good estate
Franklin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-18
COMING EVENTS

American Legion auxiliary meeting
June "a at the Grant1and club rooms.
Attention w. r. G. Ladies please
bring flowers to Hyde's hall Friday,
June 20 at 2 p. m. for bouquets for
our departed members graves. Autos
will be provided to go to cemetery.
BY order of Pres.
Walton League picnic at Klondike
spring, Friday evening at p. M.
Bring your family and basket of
grub. Coffee served Good time assur-
ed.
DANCE!
There will be dance at Christen-
sen hall, Union, Friday eve, June 90.
Schuldt's orchestra.
DANCE!
Dance, Friday night, June 20, at Ed.
Govier farm. Music by Orchestra of
Lancaster. Everybody welcome. p1
Obituary-MrS. Catherine Oschman
Catherine Oschman (Weisbenner)
was born May y, 1857, at Liberty
Ridge, and passed away June 5, 1924,
at the age of 81 years and "a days
On August 1, 1876, she was united
in wedlock to David Oschman at Bee
town. She IS survived by IVe uduSn-
tiers and three sons: Mrs. Albert Kas-
per, Mrs. Charley Kasper, Mrs. Paul
Smith, Louis Oschman and Reuben
Oschman of Lancaster; Mrs ELS
worth Jeide of Bloomington, Fred
Oschman of Chicago The husband
and two children were taken out of
life before, David Oschman, and infant
and Mrs. Lena Krohn.
Four sisters, two brothers and one
half-brother mourn her death. They
are Mrs. Jacob Wagner of Liberty,
Mrs. Jacob Kasper of Sitter Mrs. Al
bert Brandemuehl of Lancaster, Miss
Carrie Weisbenner of Hurricane, Hen
ry Weisbenner of Lancaster and half
brother, William Kraemer, of Mt Ia
Dor, Wis. In addition to these there
are 25 grandchildren
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03
NEW SCHEDULE FOR
 BERLIN TROLLEYS
Crews Will Get Three More Minutes on Their Trips Here
CONDITIONS OF RAILS BAD
Bcriin Building Corporation--sli set Tor Rig Dance Friday - With The American Lcgion-Othcr Items of Interest.

X change in schedule on the Berlin line. effective tomorrow. was announc- cd today by William J. Bryan. super. int.ndent of tho local division of the Connecticut company. Cars which have been leaving Central park. New Y. liritain. for Berlin at l3. S3 and aa minutes past thc hour will lcatc al 10. 30 and so minutes past the hour. There will be no change in the leaving time nt the Berlin end. Cars 1cayc inc end Of tho line on Berlin street on the hour and % and 40 minutes past the hour.
 Superintnndcnt Bryan explained that tho change is duo 10 the condi- ton Of the roadbrd on the Berlin Inc. which makes if undesirable to nun cars Ut fast rate of speed. The new schedule will allow three minutes more for tho trip. If is iDipro octieable 10 make changes in the roadbed at this season of tho year, it has been announced. but repairs will probably bc inauguratcd as soon as mildcr weather sets in.
 The roadbcd is in poor condition. especially between sandbank Hill New Britain, and Ipson's Corner. kcnsington. They arc run at half speed practically all the time in order to keep them from jumping inc tracks.
 Repairs were made inc carly part Of the winter on the switch near the railroad underpass in kensington and tbe condition has been consldsrabl improved. Gangs Of men have also been busy at other points along the 1 line. doing what they could to better ] conditions of the rails, which are far 1 from straight.
 Legion Meeting Tomorrow
 Bottom Kasica post of the Amefi- { can Legion appears b bc getting back , on it's feet again and il is expected . that there will bc q large crowd at | the meeting tomorrow evening. Tho aurstion of tho vaudeville show will . be taken up. Il looks as 1T this show would he something that Viil stand .. the town on its ear. that is. if plans now in the works meet with approval I tomorrow night. '
 Il is expcrtcd that professional show throughout will hc protided
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03
NAMED AS RECEIVERS
C. G. Wilson and \. C. Vanderbilt in Charge of Virginia Carolina Com
 pany Concern in New Jersey Suit.

New York. March sc. C. Wilson. president Of tho Virginia Carolina Chemical company and Arthur C. Vanderbilt today were named rcceiv. CTS of the chemical concern in a crod- itor's suti filed in inc United States district court for New Jersey.
 There would be no interruption in the normal conduct Of tho company's business. Mir. Wilson continued. The receivers. under direction Of inc court. he said. were prepared 10 carry out all sales contracts.
 He said h" hoped that inc readJust- mcnt plan could be promptly present. ,d and agreed upon.
 The rCcoivcrsliip was torcshadowcd by collapse in inc price of ihc cont pany's stock and bond issues in trad Ing on the New York stock exchange last wreck. Roth common and pre- rerred stock declined 10 new low cvcl and several of tho bond issues broke from l5 10 l7 points. also 10 new low prices. Thor" was heavy iquidaiion of all the issues.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03
Catholic Cardinal Sees
 Wide Breach in England

London. March 5.--Cardinal Bourne, Roman Catholic archbishop Of West minister in a Lcnten pastoral. reminds the people that there is q wide gap fc he bridged if any union of the Christian churches is 10 be effected.
 The Catholic clergy he declares, arc willing to make unlimited sacri- fees 10 achieve the great aim Of re- storing England 10 Christian unity. but. ''papal infallibility is the funda- mental doctrine of the Catholic church. and ali discussions on union are useless and q mere waste Of time until that doctrine is accepted by the other churches
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03
SOUTHINGlON HEWS

Al a meeting of Isabella council, Knights Of Columbus, held in oxley Assembly hall yesterday afternoon the third degree was rXcmplifed on n class of 3a candidates,
 Tho degree work was in charge of District Deputy T. Frank Cunning ham of Willimantic assisted by Dis frict Deputy Paul B, Kennedy Of this town and George Gavin of Mcriden. The degree team of ihr Jcwett City council cSemplifod tho degree. State Deputy William J. Mulngan Of and State Secretary John NJ. Phillips were present and made short addresses on the work Of Inc order.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03
Commuters Going to
 Hearing in Hartford

New Britain commuters are expect d to he out in force tomorrow to at- tend the hearing on tho proposed in- crease in rates by the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad. The rearing will he held at i0:&0 Q. m.. at the state capitol in Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03
Simple Way to
 Take Off Fat

There can be nothing simpler than taking q convenient little tablet four times each day until your weight is reduced to normal. That's all-just purchase box of Marmola Prescription Tablets from your druggist for one dollar. the same price the world oyer Follow dlrections-no starvation. dieting or tiresorne exercising. Eat substantial food be AS lazy as you like and keep on getting simmer. And the best part of Marmola Prescription Tablets is they are harmless That is your absolute safeguard. Purchase them from your druggist, or send direct to Marmola Co. 4si2 Woodward Ave Detroit. Mich.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03


 lt is understood that citizens inter. ested in buying the old Nlilldalc school house and members of the Milldalo Village Improvements Asso- citation have appointed q committee 10 takc up tho matter with the se. lectmcn. II is expected that the com mittcc will make q report at a meet ing in tho old school Friday evening. The object Of those involved in inc matter it is understood is 10 sell inc old achool housr 10 the association which will Us the property for n com. munity house.
 An all day meeting Of the ladies of the First Congregational church will be held in chapel tomorrow. Ii is expected that large number will bc present and that great deal Of work will be completed.
 The regular monthly meeting of tho SouthinPton Business Mems asso- citation will be held fin Inc Oxlcy as- scmbly hall this evening. As several matters or importance Till come he- fore the meeting a request is made that all Of inc members attend.
 Miss Gracc Sage will give an im- i personation of four-act play en- l titled. Enter Madame" in the audi i forium Of the First Congregational | church tomorrow evening at sI o'clock. Miss Florence Whiting will 1 render vocal selections and Lindsay | Hutton will give a violin recital.
 Robert Small. representing the . league. will deliver an ad- ircss in tlo First Congregational .hurch next Sunday morning. NIT. small spoke in New London today.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03
Public Health Association.

The regularly monthly meeting Of the Plainville Public Health Nursing association will be held in the town hall tomorrow evening at s o'clock. Reports will be heard and routine business Of the association will be carried on. 4 largc attendance Of members is expected 10 attend.
 Leaves for Florida.
 Miss Maud Miller of Church street left Saturday for Florida where she will spend the next five or six weeks visiting St. Augustine. Jacksonville and Palm Beach.
 Called by Sickness.
 Mrs. Hiram Harris of Maple street has been called to Cheshire. Mass. by the serious illness Of her brother who resides there.
 Ladies Aid 10 Meet.
 The regular meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will be held "Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock al the home Of Mrs. J. H. Mitchell. As there are several mat ters Of unusual interest and impor- tance to be acted upon. every mem bcr is asked to be present.
 Dog in Pound.
 Dog Warden George Schubert has n mongrcl dog in the pound whose owner must take il away today. The dog is of lemon and white color and has neither collar or tag. If not called for today. 1t will be disposed Of.
 NarsI,, pnhoI-al, y..l,x
 Martha Rebekah lodge. I. o. o. F.. will hold a regular meeting this eve ming in Odd Fellows hall A drill re- hearsal will be held immediately after the meeting.
 Figuring Tax Rate.
 The town officials will be occupied for the greater part of today figuring out the tax rate 10 cover the budget adopted for the current year. IL is expected that after today. q good idea of the rate to be fixed at the special town meeting Thursday eve ming will be gained. A great deal of general interest is boing shown in the on Thursday because of the possibility Of a lowering in the rate for this year.
 PlainyilIe Briefs. The w. C, T. L. will meet with Mrs. Laura Norton at iSs West Main street Tuesday afternoon al 3 o'clock. The condition of Mrs. William Hayes. who was taken 10 tho Bristol hospital Saturday, remains about the same. The condition of Mrs. Charles Hird shows nos improvement. Ii is re- ported that she passed a bad night ! asst evening. Brock Barnes post, American Lc- | yion. will hold n regular post meet l ng in tho post rooms on Whiting ' trcet this evening.
 
 To Rent--Seatly furnished room 10 ne or two gentlemen. An con- 'enierces. Table board nearby. Ad- ress Box 2Txx. Herald office.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03
"Cascarets" l0c Best Laxative
 for Bowels
'They work While You Steer"

They Work While You Sleep"
 If you feel sick. dizzy. upset. If your head Is dull or aching. or your stom. ach Is sour or gassy. just take one or two pleasant ''Cascarets" 10 relieve constipation and biiiousness. No grip sng-nietst cathariic-lsxstive on ezrtf sor Nea. Women and Childrer Ip. s.=s.=. also g and see sizCs-sHy drus ssa3s.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03

The next meeting Of the Berlin Mot oiherhood club will be held on Wed nesday afternoon. March i9. at Inc home ef Mrs. w IT. Meagiry. The speaker of the afternoon will be John l.. Donnclly Of New Haven. who will address the meeting on Frees. Shrubs and prrcnnials''
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03
FRANK B. BRANDEGEl Town Plan Commission.

The regular monthly meeting of the Piainvilie Cham mber Of commerce which is scheduled 10 take plac. this coming Thursday. has been postponed until Thursday March 13. The spe- cial town meeting has been called for Thursday night and because of this. the chamber meeting is postponed. \ speaker will be present at th" next meeting which will b. open 10 the members oi inc chamber.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03
Martha Rebckak Lodge.

Martha Rebekah lodge. I. o. o. F., ming in Odd Fellows hall. A drill re- hearsal will be held immediately after the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03

"Strongheart," the act comedy drama of American college life will be presented at the Community thea ter on Tuesday night for inc benefit Of the new St. Joseph's church by the St. Joseph's Drama Guild. The ticket sale has been so good that practically the whole house has been sold out.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-03

The Woman's Missionary society of the Berlin Congregational church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs Frank Woods. An scssion is being planned,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-04
FiUe ReScneYS Lose LiUeS
IN Attempt to SaUe Cre,Us
of Vessels Caught ia Gale
Eleven Lives are the Toll OF
Storm Which Ragged Along
North Atlantic Coast Yes
terday, Coast Guards Re-
port
CBy The Associated Prcssl

BABYLON. n. Y. Ian. "A the An
lantic o.f Fire Island continued ~ sub
side today from the storm which raaed
all " yesterday, coast YEardsmcn cr,iis
cd about looking for the bodies of nin+
men who are believed to have gone down
last night. Five IL the nine wrr, y
rescu party and the other four we
shipwi eclstd men the rcscuers hal BRAY
Ell the storm 70 save
The rsscucrs went out lest night tn
search for the Electra, 4 spefdhoat
which had left Reckaway Wednesday in
command of g. &. Eccls ston. of Bay
Shore. Eccleston had John VirTinicr ANA
i man named WilliamS AS companions.
The Electra struck On q Shoal of the
Fire Island bar. about mile olf shore
Wednesday night. Is the storm came up
The trio tried 10 get OF the shoal be-
fore the waves pounded The boat to
pisc but the seas incapacitaicd the iE-
milton system and stalled the engine.
They kept afloat Ill ar Wednesday
night by baling the boat, but yesterday
fell exhausted. In the nj antime. Mrs.
Eccleston's fears for her husbands safe
N caused The searching party III nine
men. headed IN Arnold Mayne ~ Baby
Ion. 10 launch tht Sid. power boat. and
challenge the storm.
They found Eccleston and his com
panions unconscious in the Electra with
the seas breaking over them They got
the trio aboard the sid and then start
10 the rescue of a fishing smack they
had sighted in distress mile away III
dangerous and Gextcrious work four men
were tekfn off the smack.
The SiA then started back 10 Babylon
hut within 4 few minutes ran into some
unaccountable trouble and was stalled
moment. a bir wave came across Che
III ~ and swept nine men overheard
The srvcn survivors threw iift preset
vers u them but they fcll short and AT
the unfortunate disappeared IN the
rough az the mountainous ssas.
OF the nine men who were tossed
owe erboard off he Sid two were from the
fishing smack. two from the Electia and
five from the rescue party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-04
LIQUORLADEN
BOATS SEIZED
AT GALVESTON

GALVESTON. Texas. Jan. 1.-Two mo
tor launches with 3S3 eases of liquor On
toard were seized in West Galveston bay
yesterday by customs inspectors and
coast guards. Il b. came known here ~.
day with the arrival of the captured
boats in the hai Dor.
No arrests wcr emade.
Six men were seen aboard the liquor
craft. anchored near shore. bus l@thcy
disappeared when the officer approach
cd
Fifty cases of liquor were found cn
the E-s73 and 1000 quarts were found
On the Cherokee. Both of the captured
boats were brought ~ Galveston this
morning. The liquor included cham
pagnc. gin and whiHkev.
The lann, hes were The Cherokee and
r. G1.:. The Cherokee figured IN a
sensational seizure last spring when She
WAS taken 81 Dffats Rayon near Gal
weston with $50 eases on board.
Coast guards from Galveston and the
velaso station near Frcepori. together
wirh customs inspectors from Galveston
acting On IN anonymous tin Friday pre-
cecdrd H. the West BAY region III
launches where the capture was made
yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-04

PREPARE FOR
BUSY SESSION
Belief Expressed That Sem
ale Deadlock ON Commit
tee Chairmanship viii be
Showed Aside

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4. with con
gress ia recess until Moadzy. senate ana
house committee lncmb rs shook off ths
holiday spirit and set about thc busi-
ness of preparing tie m.4sr " that will
occupy the two chambers from now an
til adjoni inment
The house ways and means committee
continued its study of Ink adminstra-
tiun features IL the Mellon tax reduc-
ticn hill today. and the rulea commit
Ice was called into session t0 discuss
amendments to the rules advocated by
the insuraent republican group. Both ex-
pcct 10 prs sent recommendations within
ten days cr Two weeks and meanwhile
the house will .cccive some III h an
nual supply bills. the first of which. ca~-
ryihg onriationS for the Interior
department, IN to bc reported Tuesday.
The senate foreign relations commit
tee today took up thc resolution uf = n-
ator Borah. republican. Idaho. calling
for recognition 81 the Russian soviet
government and Senator Lodge vi Mas
sarhusttta, republican leader, and chai-
man of The committee. IN preparing tv
address the senate Monday on the sasne
subject
A resolution adortd yesterday p~o-
vding for investigation of thE election
of senator Mayfield. democ Nj. Texas.
also viii receive early committee con-
siAeration. 4 subcommittee nf the priv
iliEes and elections committee NJ inr
called for Tuesday to map out ri occd-
ure.
The rtasscmblinE nf cunrr ss ycster
day opened flocdgatcs of oratury. ha
the fl-w was limited somewhat in ttc
Seratc IN two NOR futile ballots NJ th.
interstate cDmmerrc committee chair
manship ana the adoption III sevt -al res-
buttons Ths goth and aTih ballots Ski
the chnirmanship irht developed no
break IN The deadlock between the
g cups supporting and opposing thr re-
election " Senator Cummins. rrpul lican.
Iowa. and leaders taday were consider
inE d plan to shcIve hht dispute far tha
time being lit least. TN leaving selection
of \ presiding officer to the committee
itself
The house ways and means committee
decided ycsts rday M postpone discussion
nf provisions of THE Tux bill involving
changes in policy H. well as those
amending tax rates until decision hss
bean reached On the question VI rcpof;-
ing \ soldiers bonus bill.
The house ways md means committee
today rejected an amendment ~ the
administration tax bill undcr which
gains from sales NJ stock dividends
would Ne subject N normal and sur
tax rat o.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-04
British ENTER
PROTEST UPON
ship SEIZURE

LONDON. Jan. 4. Great Britain has
as kcd iht United States for The release
from bail cf thc British ana Canadian
members vi thr crew of the British
schooner Tomoka. alleged rum runner.
scizci last November beyond TIE three
mile limit off New York.
The request for tha release of the
crew l. being made through Henry H
Chiffon. The charge d' affaiics in Wash
irrinn. III the instance III the Canadian
government.
Further information also ~ bfinr
sought ht the British government re-
srerting the circumstances attending the
seizure W. the Tomuka beyond the thrt N
risc limit
Investigation IN the British anthori-
fion~. II H. stated. showed THE Tnmoka Tu
he Nj Canadian ownership and seized
Well nnt .idr the three mile limit
While British officials here ARE en-
tirry ont ~ sympathy with liquor
smuggling they feel they have nn alter
native hut AZ protest the rights NJ
Eriish-ownrd vessels outside thr tradi-
tiunal three mile radius. which they
Say rumAin the law until the new treaty
rxtrn ing the limit tu an hours steam
ing distance from lhc shore becomes ~
feciive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-04
Sale OF arms is.
CRITICIZED BY.
SEN. JOHNSON.
Arms Sale to Mexico by U. 5.
is Immoral If Not Illegal,
Coolidge Opponent De-
clares
(Ry The Associated Pressl

CLEVELAND Ohio. Jan. g.. Senator
Hiram w. Johnson, candidate for the re-
publication nomination to the preSiden
81, prepared today 10 receive few del
egates from Ohio and probably from
other states. II was planned ID folm !.
permanent state campaign organization
and TO appoint a manager for Ohio.
We are going to build up fighting
organization that will keep them step
ping" Frank III. Hitchcock, the Califor-
mans national campaign manager de-
clared.
In his address here last night Mr..
Johnson attacked the administration
for its past and proposed policies. lie
proposed soldiers bonus ~out az the
$351,000.000 now in the United States
tfeasury and made il plain that be
sides the soldiers bonus his campaign
issues would include tax reduction. es-
pecially income tax. relief for farmers
the world court; league of nations the
administration attitude toward ship
ment of arms to Mexico the administra
tion's fcreign policy and apportionment
Of southern delegations to the national
convention.
Referring to the Mexican situation.
Senator Johnson stated. that the Uni
ted States il furnishing arms and an
munitions 10 Obregon in Mexico 70 fight
revolution there.
1T i done, as stat BY the secretary
Of state, TO maintain stability and order
and constitutional procedure in ths
neighboring republic Senator John
said said. Our policy i that the Uni
ted States frowns upon revolutions. r
merits of contests raging in Mexico J
don't know and they are immaterial IN
this discussion. Bat whatever the merits
II The revolt have no hesitation in say
ing our action is immoral II not illeg
M.
"What an anomalous and paradoxical
position is ours today--we who were
horn in revolution. The United State.
government finally says to the people
inhabiting this continent. If you dare 70
fight for what you deem - he right. }
you raise your hand agains; oppression
and wrong, the most powerful nation of
the world will come 10 the aid Of those
you think are your oppresors and vii
maintain existing powers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-04
RESCUERS Toll IN ICE COVERED RUINS
TO LOCATE men KILLED BY EXPLOSION
SARCOPHAGUS OFKING
"TUI"FINALLY OPENED
BY EXCAVATOR TO-DAY.

dead Pharoah. surrounding firlrcs of
The monarch.
The safrupfarus is eiahoratfiy cary
ed and there IN reason tp believe ID will
prove to ~ cf even greater artist
value than the pink sarcuFtaHus of
IIarmahih. cr the famous alaIastfr cuf-
fin uf Seti !. ia the Saanr Museum in
London.
Following up yesterdays discovery IN
tfe fourth casket. the search was pro
ccedsd with and III the presence WI Prof
cssor Percy ~. Nrwherry. The noted
Egypt olnpist. and the ether members WI
hi staff. Howard Carte, in charge of
thg exploration. ua'B,ltrd the doors of
The fourth shrine. disclosing the sar
cophaEns and finally establishing the
iart tfat the lasN ra ting place cf Iu-
tenkhamun hah really been disczvs rad-