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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-20
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SUGGESTED GIFT CARD SENTIMENTS

With the Gift of Boudoir Slippers
 The Card Sent Please hang them on your Christmas tree These boudoir slippers white and blue, And when you wear them think of me And the good things 1 wish you, too
 The Card Meant Please hang these on your Christmas tree, They're really just the same as new, Last year they proved too small for me They ought to be just right for you.
 
 With a Powder Puff Bag
 The Card Sent Here's powder and a powder puff To wish you Merry Christmas" Though The gift itself is small enough It brings lot of cheer, you know.
 The Card Meant Here's powder and a powder puff So you'll not need to borrow mine, For goodness sake, daub on enough So that your nose won't always shine.
 With Vanity Case
 The Card Sent I'm sending you this little case, With loads of good cheer in it, I'd like to see you face to face And wish you that this minute.
 The Card Meant I'm sending you htis little case, For every blessed minute All you think about s your face; So keep your war-paint in it Tho Proof Holdoff "When a woman really deter mines to have something new one may as well let her have it before she starts crying Holdout But how can tell she s really determined before she starts crying?'
 Martin Fuller.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-20
Tn ne TueraS Plus.

After coming through q storm of protest when it was exhibited at the autumn solon in Paris, Emile Derres delicate marble statue called Reconciliation" becomes now the ob- ject of attack on the part of well-known Dutch critic. The statue represents French polu and German soldier embracing on the lap of Peace Beneath are inscribed the words, Reconciliation" and "Tu ne Tueras plus' (Thou shalt kill no more). Meaning less dream of visionary says the Holland CT. and that at time while the best minds of the whole world are doing their utmost to find real and permanent basis for peace. and while humanity as never before is search ing with passionate eagerness for a solution for a scourge that has disgraced Christian civilization for centuries. Would it be more beautiful to sculpture the savagery and blood thirsty insanity of a mortal bayonet duel between a French factory worker and a peas ant from the Bavarian plateau? Would that be a more sublime expression of human feel ing? Such a picture of two human beings at each others throat might be edifying to an Attila, but not a civilized human being of the twentieth century. And such statue would indeed be meaningless, for to the French factory worker and the Bavarian peas ant their bloody struggles have not meant a thing in the past. They are no better off than before.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-20
THE ACE-HERALD
FREDERICK l. PRESIDENT

Entered at Birmingham. Ala. post office as sec
 snd-class matter, act of Congress. March G. 1873.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-20

NEWS BUREAU-washington. 500 Davidson suildins: State Capital, Montgomery Journal Building: Tennessee Valley. Decatur DaiiS Building: Tuscaloosa, News Building: Jasper Mountain Eagle Building; Anniston. Star suiio- Ing; Gadsden, Journal Building; Muscle shoa~ Tri-Ciues Daily Building.
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 By carrier. where carrier delivery s maln' tained. 22c per week. s5c per month
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-20

EXCLUSIVE MEMBER OF NORTH AMERI- CAN NEWSPAPER ALLIANCE IN ALABAMA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-20

Telephone tprivate branch exchange connect. tng all departmental. Main 1900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-20

Often Suspected It.--It is now asserted by experts that no one is entirely sane. When considering all mankind, except ourselves, we have often suspicioned such a condition.- Opelika News.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-20

The Open Crate Danger.-Walker county reports the death of child, whose clothing caught fire from an open grate. Let us all unite to eliminate the danger of open grate accidents by placing proper guards about them.-Albany-De Daily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-21
I CEskfcH vLAsTf

Svaz ckAuti zemich cesko-
siovenskych sdruzuje $4,000
skautd v 872 oddilech. Svaz
skautG ceskoslovenskych Jest
jednou nasich nejmladsfch
telovychovnich organisaci, ale
dovedl pres to ziskati pro skau
ting desetitisice stoupencn a
vysledky jeho prace jsou dnes
zrejme kazdemu, i tomu, kdo
jinak telesne vychove nevenu-
je pine pozornosti. Skauting
dovedl 81 ziskati sympatii v ra-
dach mladeze, vyhovuje jejim
tuzbam, ale pri tom temer ne
napadne uplatnuje svnj vliv
1 vychovny, ktery nemdze byti
podcenovan. Skauting vyhan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-21

ml&dez do pfirody, to jest je-
no velike plus, nebot' pobyt v
prirod9, We spolecnosti vybor-
mich a vzd6lanych vddcd pI-
sobi velice mocne ma mladou,
vnimavou dust. Otazka vidcG
jest "a t9chto okolnosti hlav-
MIN problemem We skautingu.
Ia dobrym a milovanym vdd-
Gem sli by hosi trebas do ohne,
cd neho snesou kazdou vytku.
VIdce ma tom pripade ne
kdy vetsi vliv nezli kdokoli il
ny. Ma 5000 muzd zen pra-
cuje We skautingu jake Nvycho-
vatele, inspektori, zpravoda-
'jove, instruktori. Skauti pod
nikaji vylety do prirody kaz-
dou nedeli, mnohdy tabori Y
prirode pres noe, v prazdni-
novych taborech bylo letos IL.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-21

900 skautd. Druziny skautske
podnikaly zajezdy do ciziny,
nektere az do Sew. Afriky.
Skauting vychovava v mladezi
snysl pro pohyb prirode,
smysl pro disciplinu. Soudime,
ze zdrave toto hnuti zasluhuje
pine podpory a ze by nase
telocvicne organisace mely ia
bofeni a pobytu v prirode We
novati plnou pozornost. Skau-
ting cini mladez samostatnou
a sobestacnOu - to Jest plus,
ktere nemnze byti podcenova-
no.
! Frana Zeminova a zemepis.
| Mezi vecmi, jez jsou Frame Ze
,minove span6lskou vesnici a
jichz neni malo, patri i zeme-
pis. "Ceske Slovo" oznamilo
pred nedavnem, ze Fr. Zemi-
nova podala Mar. shromazde
nj navrh zakona ma znarodne-
nj Moravskeho Krasu, Maco-
chy Postojenskych jeskyn.
"Lidove Noviny" k tomu po-
znamenaly, re Sc jim navrh
ten sice zamlouva, ze vsak ne
vedi, nebude-li ministr Benes
postaven vuci jugoslavske via.
de do neprijemne situace, al
bude naseho spojence o jesky
ne, jeho zemi lezfci, zadati
K tomu vsak konstatoyal ever
kov', re Postojenske jeskynt
patri nyni Italii, nacez "P. Lii.
du" dalo v lvahu, nemela-l
by uz byti zrizena novinarski
skola. y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-21

SchGxe obecniho zastupitel-
stva v Dobfisi konala Sc dne
2l. unora "a rizeni starosty D.
V. Rysa, V niz schvaleno, by
mestska rada urychlene a Sc
vsi rozhodnosti starala Sc O Sc
statneni trate Dobris-Modra-
ny dosazeni politicke exposi.
tury Dobrisi. Prijata resig-
mace p. FIR. Valenty ma clenstvi
obec. zastupitelstva. (Tyz JIG
clenem okres. spr. komise)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-21

zadosti majitelu domu v Hos
tomicke ulici "a odprodej sta
vebnich mist bylo vyhoveno
podminecne (prihlasi-li sc ne
kdo jiny 0 misto to ku stavbe
IS pravem prednostnim). Stavi-
tell Kadlecovi odprodany 8
stavebni mista. Prevody kon-
cesi l.. Klinotovi l.. Kopac-
kovi povoleny. Nepovolen ma
loprodej lihovych napojd p.
Tichotovi. Cilou debatu vyvo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-21

lala nouze bytova a rychla il
ida automobile mestem. Usne-
seno domahati sc zlepseni pr
We a zamezeni druhe.s
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
BONES OF AMERICAN CAMEL ARE FOUND
Three,TOed Midget Horse Also
 Discovered in West

Washington, NoN o5.--Fossil bones of a dwarf camel and q ,hree.toed midget horse which are believed 10 have roamcd the western r,arhes of inc North Am' rican con- flnnrr until some l,Soo. .ooo years a2o are the lat-st addition to the collection at the National museum. Th"y hl,r ms. been brought to the museun Ivy Dr. W. F. Toshag, it's assistant curator of mineraloey. among other fossil remains found in tba rock formations of Nevada dur ing f"n months field study there.
 The horse, apparently about two and half fect high, and the cama'. three or four feet, are be- llev1 10 have been evolved out of thc processes of nature during tho last days of the neoconage or somo las days Of noocenae aga or some cordlng 10 pr. I. w. Gridlev, assist ant curator They supposedly were still l0 existence when the highest peaks c: tNa Rocky mountains were holne pushed up.
 1 Another sreclmon brought hack is 8 tooth declared by Dr, Grldley to have helped masticate the food ot a mastodon about six feet high, rrogah.v 'our-tuskodan1 believe to ha1o teen near relation of the early anr's stors of the present day elepha0+
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
Tl1,tprals
NinCenZO Penta

Funeral services for Nincon2o Tcnta of 55 Concord street were held this morning al 10 o'clock al St. Mary's church where a solemn high mass of requiem was sung. Rev Walter A. McCrann was celehrant, Rov. Matthew J. Traynor deacon, Rev. Waiter 4, Lyddy sub,dearon and Roy. Raymond Clabty master of ceramomes,
 At tho offeuory Miss Josephine Mastrohatiso of Bristol song "Avo Maria" At the conclusion of tn" mass she rendered Pie Josu," As the hody was being borne from the church Mrs. Mary T, Crcsn sang Nearer My God to Thee.'
 Tbe bearers, members Of St. Jo- eoph's soclotv, were Antonio Gozzo, CarnoDo Saldsio, Andrew Derporo, Androa Contoldo, A"hille TorelIl and TomaAo zocco
 Commiral sewlr"s at th" grave in St. Marvs cemetery were conduct od hy Rev, Father Iyddy.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
City Items

The condition of Charles lt, Star of Stanley street forcGaan in the Stanley Rule anJ Level p.ln;, who has been a patient in the Hartford hospital for the past several weeks, is said to be cr.tical.
 Join Morans' Xmas Music Club advt,
 Miss Althea Blinn of Dwight street, who has been operated on for appendicitis, IS report 'd IS resting comfortably tt the New Britain Gen eral hospital.
 Dance at Lithuanian hall, Park street, Thursday evening, Nov. D. advt.
 Thomas W. O'Connor has entered Hartford hospital for treatment.
 nross sale of unusual val, at Mary Elizaheth, S7 w. Main, Prof. Bldg advt.
 Mrs. Julia Dawson of Chicago is visiting at the home of her brother, Terrence O'Brlen ot East street, this city.
 l Philip KerHjn, son of First Select man and Mrs. N. T. IIerWin. has re- turned to his home after undergoing an operation at 19rttor1 hospital, A son was born at the New Brit ain general hospital this morning to Mr and Mrs John Plocher of 294 Arch street.
 Mrs. K. Rloc slow slI and son, Bem2rd, accompanied hy Walter Ciwiazdka and Mrs. Mary hotoN ski, | have left for an extended tour through New York. Philadelphia, Washington and Eal'lmore. They will spend Thanhscl'rc with Ngs. RlogosloWSki'S son. Wa'ler, stu i dent at Gou,cetorn university i Washington. T.. r.
 There will he T urrou ThanhsEiv- ing service al tho k'psington Con- grogauonal church tomorrow eve ming at 7:3o o'clock, Rev. Y. L, Phillips will preach.
 "Rcading Bo'veen tho Line7, WiI' he tue. suhlert of au address hl Winslow Russo, vice president ot tho Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., al the meeting ot the New Brit ain Kiwanis club tomorrow. 1 Nick Valdona of 1o4 Fr4uAhr street reported to the poll'e this morning that < 'arga vindcw in his house had baen broken last night hy hoys He told the police that he had obtained inc names of the hoys The report vll b. investigated hy Policeman Patr.ok O'Mara
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
Rhode Island Senator
 Dies While in Exile

Providence. R. l.. Nov. 25.-Jesse Hopkins, state senator from Covcn- try, one of the Rhode Island legis- lators who have been residing at Rutland. Mass, since last June, when a gas bomb broke up the ac- tive democratic 7libuster in the state house, died at East Dennis, Mass, at 2;50 this morning.
 Senator Hopkins was elected two years ago ds democrat. but soon after his colleagues in the upper branch of the general assembly be- gan f1ihustering early in 1928 he aligned himself on many issues with the republicans He was read out | of the democratic party last year.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
GOVT. WILL PROSECUTE
 IN FRUIT JUICE CASES
iresno' Cal. Dry Agents Plan Action If Drinks Contain
 Alcohol

Fresno, Cal, Nov o5.-Desptte the fact that United States treasury de- partment permits for the manufac- lure of fruit juice have been issued to individuals, the government will prosecute if at the time of seizure the juice contains more than half Of one per cent alcohol. Judge Paul J, Mccormick ruled in the United States district court. here yesterday.
 The ruling is construed here as directly opposed 10 that given by Federal Judge A, Soper in the recent case of Congressman John F. Hill in Baltimore.
 The opinion was given at the re. quest of counsel when Judge Nc. Cormick set aside one of the defense pleas in the case of D. II. Ricci oi Madera, although he ordered the evidence in the case suppressed be. cause Of an illegal search warrant.
 Ricci had a federal permit fol making 200 gallons of grape juice.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
HELD AS DESERTER..

William Bernardo, who has been lvlng at the Central hotel and who was fined s15 and costs in ro- 'ioe court this morning on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace, is being held hy the police IS a d"serter from the navy. Bernar- do has been locked up at the police one 10 pay tho fine imposed hy 'ho court anI this afternoon Sergeant Patrick A. McAvay came across q circular advertising Bernardo as 2 deSertcr from the navy, \ telegram WAS sent 70 the navy officials notify mS hem of Eernario's apprehension 3nd he will he hoi1 for them.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
suy nrHrHERIA CARRIERS

Out of 50O 6iNh'hoTa CU.NrFs taken dt the Lincoln school yestcrdty six positive carriers were found to- day. nr. Richard W Pulien of the board Of health reported this after noon
 The department had received re ports Of several cases in the Lincoln school district and # was suspected that there were Carrlers mingling with pupils. Yesterday 1t WAS decid- ed that throat cultures should he used 10 single out the carriers. All found 10 have infected throats will be placed in quarantine.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
New Chinese Cabinet
 Chosen by President

B" TTs ASG0" I0ted FFeSs,
 Picking. Nov. ?6,--A mandate was issued today appointing the new cabinet, in which Tuan Chi.lui is premier as wei las provisional "chicf of executive power"
 The cabinet includes a number of Tuan's supporters, but none Of the followers of Feng Yu-Hhiang. the Christian genera whose soizure of Picking brought about the change in government.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
REVISION OF CHARTER BEGINS

The charter revision committee will hold its first meeting tonight at the oftica of Mayer A. M, Faorcssa to organize and plan its work for this year. Sene'or-alect Edward F, Hall will be elected chairman, it is expected. IT. held that offica two wars ago when many important changes, inclnItnE establishment of tho city meeting hoari lloa was car ried through.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
ROME FOR THANKSGIVING

New Britain students al Ray Path Institute, School of Business Train ing, Springfield, Mass. who will re- turn home for the Thanksgiving holidays, vii linclude Miss Agatha N. B"nz of Maple street. Miss Ger trude Connolly Of Linwood street, Miss Helen Waskelevic5 Of Clirton street, Miss Esther H. KorlowItz of Hartford avenue, and Miss Mary E. Welch of West Main street.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
NO SNOW REMOVAL FUNDS

Money appropriated for the re- moval Of snow and Ice has been ex- pended for other purposes by the board of public works and the de- |partment must be given additional Funds. the board of finance and taxa tion has been advised. If heavy storm comes before funds are ap- 'propriated. the department will be caught without money to engage trucks and labor.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
Michael ". Fleming

The funeral of Michael W. Tlem- Ing will be held tomorrow morning from his home, 1ol South street, Stamford, followed by q funeral mass in S'. Johns church of that city. After tho mass the hody will be brought to St. Mary's church in thls city, where services will hc con ducted at 2.15 o'clock tomorrow afternoon Trleuds will be per mtted 10 v1ow the body st inc church Burial will .ha m S' Marys cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
Mrs. John |. Hilton.

Tho funeral of Mrs, John F: Fil- ion of o19 Chestnut street, who died from injuries sustained when she was struck by an automobile. was held this afternoon. Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe officiated at services in %. Marks Episcopal church. Interment was in Tdir1Icw cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
Foreign Exchange

New York, Nov. ?5.--Foreign ex- changes steady. Quotations in cents: Great Britain, demand 462 5-8, ca- bles 4627s, 50 day bills on banks 4597s: France, demand 5.96, ca- hlqs 5.2Gl. Italy, demand 4.53. ca bles 4.3G 1s Belgium. demand 4.83 F cables 4.S4; Germany, demand 23.S1; Sweden. demand 26.S6; spain, demand 1867; Greece. de- mand 1.7Sis; Poland, demand Ia1-4; Austria, demand ,00l4 1-4; Argentina, demnad SS.25; Brazil, demand 1l.j0; Montreal 100.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
Soltz Company of New
 London Now Is Bankrupt

New Haven, Nov. @5.-David Sotz secretary of the Soltz Co. wholesale and retail meat dealers of New London, today filed voluntary petition In bankruptcy with the clerk of the [. s. district court here.
 The liabilities are given as slS1,- 22s.95 and assets of I54,4l9.24. Unsecured claims amount to $3l,- 717.49.
 Last Friday a creditors petition was filed against the company, but today's petition supersedes the ! other one.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
Wc'' Street Briefs

Freight traffic, for the tenth week this year, exceeded the million car mark in the period ended November lb, with loadlngs Of i,0l6,704 cars, an increase Of 2l,200 over the pre-. ceding week, the American Railway association reports This also was q gain of 23,66i cars over the cer- responding week last year. Since the first Of the year 4S.l66,s0l cars have been loaded with revenue freight compared with 4i,6s0,O ,OO9 in the same period Of 1923.
 The American Sheet X Tinplato Co.,, has advanced the price Of sheet $2 to ss ton for delivery in the frst quarter Of 1925.
 Surplus Of the Lehlgh Valley rail- road for the quarter ended septem- Der 50 jumped to ss,5O6,663 after taxes and charges compared with N'54S,2lO in tho same quarter last year. For the nine months of 1924 surplus was s5,625,O2G against s3.- H7,?2s year ago.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
TWO BANKS WILL GIVE OUT &70,000
Commercial and National to Distribute Christmas Checks

Christmas Is coming. and local Ussrchants and buyers alike can al- 0ady hear the juggling of the bells sA st- Nick's sieigh--or rather the jingling Of $27o,ooo in their coliec- tive pockets. This is the sum which will bs released by two local banks next month to the 10000 thrifty per sons who joined their Christmas clubs. This Is New Britain money. earned in New Britain factories and stores by New Britain people, deposited in New Britain banks, and now to be spent in New Britain stores
 That this last is true has been evl- denced in past years by the endorse ments of the backs of the Christmas club checks. The banks, in checking these over. have found that a great majority of the Christmas club checks have been turned in to local merchants, keeping the money in circulation, in this city. This large total has been reached by slow and consistent savins of small amounts each week. amounts winch other wise would probably have been spent on candy, thesters and other iuxuries during the year. leaving the average citizen with no sizable fund with which to observe the proper Christmas spirit that "it is better to give than to receive"
 The Commercial Trust on Mon day, December i, will mall checks amounting to $lsc,ooo to b,75o peo- pie, The New Britain National bank will follow on Thursday. December {. when s11o,o0o will be mailed on about 1000 separate accounts. Fig ures and dates are not yet available on the New Britain Trust Co.,, the other local bank which conducts euch . club.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
CARDINAL LOGUE's FUNERAL

By The Associated Press
 Amagh, Ireland, Nov. ob.-Ths was q city of mourning today. the occasion being the funeral of Cardi- nal Michael Logue. primate of all Ireland, who died last Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
DRatlrs
Olive Berti.

Olive Berti, aged two years and seven months, died last night at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Louis Berti, of A Erwin place. The funeral will be held tomorrow morn irg at Q o'clock from the home. In tcrment will be in St. Mary's ceme-
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
CARD OF THA\kS

I wish 10 express my sincere appreciation and thanks for the many acts of kindness rendered my wife during hor long illness and death hy friends and neighbors.
 Signed,
 II. T HALLETT.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
2s WILL RIDE THE GOAT

A class Of 29 candidates will be initiated into the third degree at meeting of Andre lodge, ]. Q. o. F.. tomorrow night in Odd Fcuon s hall.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
CLEARINGS AND BALANCES.

New York-EXchanges, 99o.U0h,- . 000; balances, &7,oo0.o00. Boston-- Exchanges, 76,oOO,O00; balances, 25,000,00O.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
Special Notice

Alexandra Lodge. No. 24. A. I. O, Daughters of St George, will meet at [ o'clock tonight in Vega hall 10 take action on the death Of Mrs. J. Hilton.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
WILL I>lTI.TE LARGE CLASS

S.J"i'l lodge, s. r, of A. Will r'et ,r Noca nan on Wednesday c,enrE Tn December n the lodge will inlus'e over so new members, The dsrl'e tfam from IIcucherEet lodge of H~'orI, v1ll do tho de- gree work. erl officers from the dis trict lola v'0 ho s"nt,
 Dark rrooa hair IS more than twice as common as any other shade amnc English people,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25

NO TREASURY STATEMENT.
 No treasury statement had been received today, up to press time.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25

|Arsriean Alliance Ina Go.
 |Amsrican Surety Insurance Co. t7S)
 |Fidelity-Phenix Ins. Co. (iSl
 Franklin Fire Ins. Co. (tS) |csisns Falls Ins. Go (iol |jlohe G Rutgers |Great American Insurance G. Hanover insurance Co. (Sol Home Insurance Co.
 |Ina. Co. of North America tiD)
 National Liberty Ina Co. (soB
 National Surety
 Niagara Falls Ina Go. Bo)
 |Preterred Accident |NsstcheEtsT Fire Ina Co, tinl
New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
Official Hartford Stock Exchange Quotations
FURNISHED BY JUDD & COMPANY
 Burritt Hotel Building {"

City Bank and Trust Co I'unn. River B. Co. First National Bank il 'd.-Aetna Nat. Bank 'iarttord-Conn. Trust Co. Norris Plan of Hartford Park St. Trust Co. Phoenix National Bank Riverside Trust Go. E ate Bank & Trust Co. r. 6. Security Trust Co.
 G"y Bank & Trust Rts.