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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-19

k0Ju dopoty, uopokI vgsz st-
kich swoich komunist6 6Sv HE
wysle ma wyspe sw. Heleny,
aby tam sobie zaiozyli pa5Est
wo komunistyczne Rffy-
kanska bolszewjes
Zapewne bylby to srodek
radykalny. Zanim jednak
ikt6rekolwiek panstwo zdo-
bedzie sie na CO: podobneS 30,
wszystkie powinny wytSzye
silly, aby wsp5 5lnie tropiE Agi
tacje bolszewicka.
Szczeg6lnie; u mas wohec
zamach -. obliczonych ma
wywoia i !. kataslrof gisAns
tycznej miary j ma zniszc4e-
ME silly obronnej panst,ts,
czujnosc jest nieodzoWna
byloby wprost samob6i 1T
wem, gdyby wobec sFoxy
poiozenia, rz4d polslki jSsz.
cze sic wahaf zastosowacssiAj
ostrzejsze represje svzsle.
dem komunistow. Cd trzxeh
lat m6wi sie JUL u mas Gu
stawach wyjatkowych prze
civ komunizmowi. Cd 3-ct
lat wiocza sic po sejmie r6z
ne wnioski j projekty, skie
rowane do ukrocenia propa
CANDY bolszewicIiej ! ulla
Iremnienia zbrodniczej xOko
fty. Ale przyslowie . siou,ia
lnym ogniu spraMdza 81 IN
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-19
PRZEWIEZIENIE ZWkOK
HENRYkA SIENKIE-
WICZA.
RERNO SZWAJCARJA.

RERNO SZWAJCARJA.
- zWloki Henryka Sienkie-
Wicza, Wielkiego pisarza pol
skiego, autora licznych dzief.
a W tel liczbie przepieknej
Trylogji, kt6ry zmarf W We
vey, W Szwajcarji W roku
1916, przeWiezione costa
ma W listopadzie do Polski,
gdzie spoczna we wspania-
lynn grobowcu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-19

Unje robotnicze i zwiaz-
XII zawodowe ma G6rnyn1
slasku oglosily generafny
strajk przeciw zakusowi fab
rykant6w j wlascicieli ko-
pain, kt6rzy og}osili wpro-
wadzenie d, 10 godzinnego
dnia piracy. Przesz}o 80 ty-
siecy robotnik6w wszystkich
ga}ezi przemys}u porzucilo
prace. Sad stara sic posred-
niczyc pomiedzy zwasniony-
mi robotnikami a w}ascicie-
lami fabryk j kopaln.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-19
sENSACYJNY LIST POSkA
THUGUTTA.
w MIN wyraza on koniecz-
nose komprornisu z
prawicq.

WARSZAWA. - Olbrzy
ma sensacje W politycznych
ko}ach stolicy wywowaf list
pesia Thugutta do posia Po-
niatowskiego, wydrukowany
w numerze 27 "Wyzwole-
MIA" -.
w liscie tym posel Thu
quit usprawiedliwia sic, dla-
czego pragnaf objac teke
spraw zagranicznych.
"Wiecznie - m6wi D.
Thugutt. w opozysji bye
NE MONA. Ia to, co W Pol
see sic dzieje, Mkt przyjac
ME chce Observation-Disclosures.
z negacji Polska ME urosnie.
- Dalej p. Thugutt stwier-
dza, re sama prawica ME
zdo4a uczynie mic podobnie,
jak i sama lewica." g. -
W tel sytuacji wysuwa p.
Thugutt teze O koniecznosci
kompromisu. M6wiac o re-
|
wolucji W Polsce m6wi on,
re nog4a by ona bye wojna
domowa watpliwym wy
niku, a raczej bardzo pew
nym, re wzgledu ma komu-
nist6w. .-...-
"Cokolwiek sic stanie
pisze w zakonczeniu swego
listu p. Thugutt - zawsze
bedz:e to zaszczytem du-
ma mego zycia, il tax d1u.
go nalezalem do najczystsze
go i naiofiarniejszego z,
stronnictw, - jakiem jes
: w yzwoIenie. 2
i List ten jest uwazany z;
, pozegnanie sic posfa Thugu
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-19

W zupeinosci. Wszystko "a.
zahuczy, narobi troche
halasu, q potem zasypia 2
polslkiem "jakos to bedzie. "
Moxe nareszcie teraz ig.
norowanie propagandy ko.
munistycznej ustapi miejsca
trosce o wzmocnionej samo.
obronie narodu wobec alar.
mujacych wiesci, jake mad.
chcdzs ; z zschodnieso krah
ca Rzeczypospolitej.
Chwila, gdy Niemcom Ia.
czyna sic usmiecha6 perspek
tywa wejscia do Ligi Marc.
dow i blyska nadzieja, re
Europa daruje i'm wszystkie
barbarzynstwa, przemarze
rachunek ich dfugow, a mo-
ze nawet uda sic wyszczer-
bic traktat wersalski, z ia
sama chwila Niemcy zaczy-
naja wrzeszczec, aby i'm od-
dano Slask, Poznanskie Po-
morze. zadac francuskiej Al
ZACH i Lotaryngji albo. dun
skiego Szlezwigu ME maja
odwagi, wiec uderzaja tam,
gdzie, wediug ich mniema.
mia, jest najs}absza LIMA o.
poru i najprawdopodobniej.
sze poparcie roznych anoni.
mowych i nieanonimowych
poteg. Mech Polska p{aci!
Os{awione Ostmarkenoe.
reiny otwarcie, -czelnie, bez
zadnych niedomowien gioszs
ze przyjdzie dzien, kied,
! "zrabowane" ziemie wrocs
.znowu do Niemiec.
Hakatyzm pruski znajdu
je sprzymierzenca w bolsze
winnie moskiewskim, cho'
zdawafoby sic, re czerwon,
Fmiedzynarodowka ME MOI
- - -; ~ 81 ass;ssssps3lneeo - ! , Is 3 3 sixrS
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-19
z referatu sprawozdaw-

z referatu sprawozdaw-
czego posia Rymara dowie-
dziano sic, ze Polska posia-
zda szk6l powszechnych 80,
391, szk6i Srednich 740, "a
wodowych 747, seminarj6w
1875, og6aem posiada Polska
10000 nauczycieli " tenn O.
kolo Is tysiecy nauczycieli
szkd prywatnych i okolo 4
mnjon6w uczacej sic m}o-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-19
KARDYNAL MERCER 20.
WAzNIE CHORY.
BRUKSEI,A. -

BRUKSELA. - Hardy
phlebitis, czyli ma zapalenie
nal Mercier zachorowai ma
zyf w nogach. Pomimo ME
bezpieczefistWa, jake mu
grozi z poWodu podeszlego
wieku, kardynai Mercier ME
przeryWa sWych czynnosci i
przyjmuje Wizyty.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-19
Laborstorm Re,voucI Powszecnej Zadsnia Bolsze!nu
katyz1nu sproNadzaja sic do Wsponego Manownka
Zniszczyc PoIskf.

Is.i ssn1t1tnsj pa1ni4ci Lenin,
tw6rca nowej Rosji, = wia-
6ci,wie dug urxedowego
brxmisnia Zwiaxku Socjali-
stycxnych Federacyjnych Re
ppbliL Rad, prxepowiedzial
- zycia, . Bolszewja sta
ME sie laboratorjum rewolu-
cji powszechnej. Obietnice
dxid kapitaInych, kt6reby
!podniosiy 6ywilixacje i kul-
'tus i wydobyiy ludzkosc Z
'nisdoli, mo&na BY przyjaG :
edowierxAniem, ale zapo-
wiedx roboty destrukcyjnej,
maj4cej piyn46 : kotla mo-
skiewskiego, ME pozostaia
golosiowna. Spadkobiercy i
del i wolf Lenina zaczynaja
e zapowiedz realizowae.
Maszyny piekielne bolszewiz
mu podkladane . wszedzie
: szatanak4 zrecznosci4, i
znajolnoscia natury ludz.
kiej.
Najbli4sze zadania bojo-
wego ruchu rewolucyjnego
po = sranicami Rosji pole
gaj4 na opanowywaniu zwia
zk6w zawodowych, tworze-
min komitet6w fabrycznych,
xwalcxaniu organizacji "fa-
sxystowslkich. oraz prowa.
d1epiu prepasandy destruk-
xyjnsj " wojiku. I
Z. Ocsyysiiss do tax .l,s.
ltAzSIsJ : cjf MD potrxs
81 spscjalnych talent6w. ~
Wystarczy zioto, zrabowane
z majatkow koscielnych i
sfora szakali, CO Ia pienia-
DE sprzedaj4 sumienia.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-19

foisce " ogniskach
fabrycznyeh agitacja bolsze-
wicka natrafia ma pomyslne
dIa siebis ssarunli, czego do
wodem lnoxe bye choGby
dzialalnost lkomunist6w "
zassqbiu 4 dabrowskiem. Pod
czas ostatnich wyborow do
kasy choryrh wydano tam
setki tysiqcy odezw. poroz-
wieszaro tysi4ce plakat6w ]
eplacono legion agitator6w,,
kt6rzy poszli miedzy bezro-
botnych re slowami ewanse-
LII acknowledgement.
Zwi4zlxi zawodowe j woj-
sko @ wszedzie temi forte
cami ladu j porz4dku, pod
kt6re podkopuje sic swoja
kreci4 robot4 bolszewizm j
ktore usiluj4 zdobyc przy po
mocy przsl<upstwa.
Jednym ze srodkow bojo.
wych komunizmu, jakby a
wansarda fewolpcji bolsze.
wickiej Jest wysaszanie y
powietrze SHADOW amuni.
eli " paiistwach osciennych,
aby przySotowa6 grunt die
inwazji ,sowiecIkiej. 3
w Bulkaresztie eIniisarju,
sze n1oslkiesyscy ysysadzii v
powietrze prochownie 80
|tsso sameso psiiorvano ko
konac j u mas We ;Lyvosvie
lAle M sxcxSScie1 4 y = s, +,
ME udal. Dwaj obs4kahcy
przylapani ma gor4cym u
czynku, stawieni pod So do
rainy j skazani ma kare
smierci prxyznali jasno i wy
raznie, Ie dano i'm dwiescie
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-19

Trudno nam sobie wysta-
vic matke, kt6raby sic ME
modlila. .Por6wnaeby ja MOI
ma re slepcem, gfodnyrn, ka-
leka bez laski, podpory lub
przewodnika. Kazdej chwili
mog}aby upasc. Jakizby to
byf smutny widok.
A tymczasem kr6ciutka
intencja zm6wiona przy obu
dzeniu sic czyni z matki ME
jako siostre Chrystusa Pana,
tego najwiekszego bohatera
ofiarnego. Chrystusa daze-
MEM i zadaniem byio roz-
szerzenie chwa}y Ojca ME-
bieskiego. w tym to celu O.
.puscif Kr6lestwo niebieskie,
sta1 sic dzieckiem biednych
rodzic6w, zamieszka4 w staj-
nj i prowadzif zycie pokorne
i pe1ne ofiar. Ola chwaiy o.
ca niebieskiego pracowa},
naucza}, cierpia4 i umar}.
Syn niebieski, w kt6rym ME
byio nj skazy nj biedu ziem-
skiego, a kt6ry chodzi1 po
ziemi, dobrze czyniac wszy-
stkim.
"Wszystko ma chwa}e
Boga mego, czy w piracy
czy w spoczynku." Mech tyl
ko takich kilka slow kr6t-
kich stanie sic twoja pierw-
sza modlitwa codzienna, mat
ko! Pred kazda praca ciez-
sza lub postanowieniem od-
powiedzialnem, powtarzaj-
my te kr6tka intencje, w tel
mysli, ze Bogu Jedynemu -
Geese sic nalezy j re pod je-
go wpiywem jego laski be-
dziemy mogli zyc czynic do
brze.
Intencja dobra ma bye
wstepem nietylko przy CO.
dziennych poczynaniach ma
szych, ale r6wniez przy cWi-
czeniach naboznych, ma kt6-
re pozwalaja nam nasze "a
jecia domowe czy zawodo-
we. Tym sposobem ofiaruje-
my take nasze ulomnosci,
Wypikajace 2 naszej niedok-
aadnosci podczas piracy lub
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-19
PRZEGLAD POLITYCZN1J

sasna ''Kuryer.'') J.
j. Zasiania I
Wspolnego Iial,'
r . / 5 ! K
dolar6w j obiecano rangi ka-I
pitanow y armji bolszewic-
kieji ~
Propaganda bolszewiclkol
komunistyczna przenika Il
do innych krakow. Ma ! mia
klopot niemaly Gala Europa
zachodnia. Podkopuje ona
Representative ! pokoj we
wnetrzny Anglji, Nieniec,
Francji j Wloch, q nawet
wsr6d spokojnych j zrowno-
waxonych, flesmatycznego
temparamentu narod6w ci-|
chych skandynawskich, czy-I
nj postepy. Szwecja 4aprzy-j
kiad zaczyna coraz powax-
niej liczyc sic z nastrojem
komunistycznym swoich mas
robotniczych.
TAX snutnego zjawiska
zr6dla szukac nalezy W po-
wszechnej demoralizacji, ja-
k4 spowodowala wojna. Zde
prawowana Europa powojen
ma ma " kazdem spoleczen-
stwie dosc ludzi, ktorych I'm
peinie fatwo molina kupic i
przekupic. Nigdy starozytne
przysiowie Q tenn, ze nie-
ma murow tax wysokichs kto
rych BY ME przekroczyl osiei
obiad owany zfotem me by
to rawdzIsvsze, Jak dzisiaJ }
tyiko, xe ME ldzle " g osia,
ot'a -
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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-19

List ten jest uwazany "a
pozegnanie sic posfa Thugu-
tia ze swojem stronnictwem.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-12
WOMAN PHYSICIAN
 IN SCHOOLS HERE
Dr, Marie P, LeYlnSon Engaged
 by Board of Education

Dr, Marie Piehel Leyinson, cinein- natl, O., was appointed to the posi- ton of school physician for girls al the regular monthly meeting Of the school board yesterday afternoon, Dr. l.eyinson will be the first woman phyr sieian employed by the city for work among the school children, the Tnsi' tien having heen created after the health and sanitation committee of the board had made study of the situation that has prevailed in the school department in the past,
 lt was found that the work to he done in the schools was much more than could be expected from one doe- tor and the adyisahility of employing physician to assist pr. Vincent J. smith with the work was recognized. As many complaints had been made to the school authorities by young women students and the parents Of
New Britain herald., 1924-07-12
EXPECT SUCCESS IN USE
 OF ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY
Germsn scientists Think Dr, Abel's Discovery Can Re Used to Save
 Poisoning Victims

Baltimore, Ma, July is,-Germsn scientists are planning to use the srti- ieial kidney invented hy Dr, yahn ], Abel of the Hopkins Medical school, ta save life in eases Of corrosive suhlimate pais s1ning and other ma ladies where death Is consequence of oysrgorking the kidneys, 1t was learned at the Hopkins Medical school,
 Efforts 10 use the artificial kidney Tn that manner were made in Ralliz more, but failed, because Dr, Abel's work was interrupted by the war and he did not have the parts of the kidney and could not make 1t ayailabl for use here,
 Physicians believe that through it many lives will be saved which other. wise would he sacrificed, especially the lives of those who attempt suicide by taking bichloride of mercury or corro- siye suhlimate,
 Tho artificial kidneys is said to make 1t possible to relieve the kidneys which nature has placed In the body of all work for hours. the false organ meanwhile doing the work,
 The false kidney Is q tube Of glass and other matter which can be at- tached 10 the arm or some other part of the body, It Is connected with an artery on ono side and with a vein on the other. so that blood flows through It. The impurities are filtered by means Of the artificial kidney and are drawn from it. while the real kidneys rest.
 Work on the artificial kidney in Dr. Abel's laboratory was halted eight years ago by the doctors inability to get supply Of hirudin, a substance taken from German leech which prevents the blood corpuscles from leaving the body through the false kidney.
 German scientists have recently been in correspondence with Dr. Abel. saying that they purposed to use the kidney on human beings. Dr. Abel and his associates experimented on dogs In the Johns Hopkins laboratories before the war.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-12
Miss Dorothy A. Booth
 Engaged to c. K. Wight

At luncheon given at the Farm ington Country club today, Mir. and Mrs. William H. Booth of S7 Forest street announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Abbe. 10 Goulding Kumler Wight, son of Mrs. John B. Wight of Mountclair, N. J. Miss Booth graduated from the New Britain High school, Dana Hall. Well lesley, Mass, and Katherine Gibbs school, New York city. MT. Wight graduated from Princeton university and Harvard Law school and served during the World War as first Lieu tenant in the 22nd U. S. Infantry. The wedding will take place in the, fall.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Included among the warranty deeds
 filed for record the office of the town clerk this week were tho following:- August c. Burckhardt to Kazimera Ewanuski, Wolcott street; Frank w..
 Holmes to Gunner A, Peterson, Hill crest avenue; Elise Voight to Mary and Walter Voight, Belden street;
 John Eliason to Anna and Michael
 Mahzuk, South Main street; Jasqualc
 Di Domizio to Carminantonio Di Domizio, Sterling street; John Zylcr to Eva Markiweicz, Cabot street; An drew Pctuskis to Suzanna Abramo- wicz, ct al, Booth street. Earl Hack noy. ct al. to Frank Pirog, Gold street; Lillian Kingsley. ct al, to Naclav and Antonio Stepina. Webster street: kar- tin Grajewski 10 William hlechny, Burritt street: Earl Hackney to Nal grzata and Thomas Czoch, Gid street; Walter Lewislli to Emciia kisluk, Horace street: William F.. Curtin 10 joseph and John G"ud2in.ki, Beaver and Lasalle street: John Scncio to Peter Prestasy Putnam street; l. Honeyman, ct al. 10 Andrew aerent, l.asalle street: Adolph Carlson to Anna and August Teide, Winthrop street: John kobylarz 10 Jacob Mi- gacz, ct al, Derby street; Willie Zig man to Stanislaw Symolon, Gladioa street: John Krawiez to Frank Samo- iedcn, Derby street. Wojciech Mus zynski to Frank Dyka, Wilcox street; Anton Romanauskas to Catherine Reg In1 ut | C. A. Andrews. Eton place; Lincoln Realty CO. to John Tokarc2yk, Sachem street; M. H. Norton 10 John Torrell. Mason avenue: Lyena Manzuk to Frandes Napierska. Dwight street: Mary and konstant Zmyewsh to Eva Iapawicz. Stanley street: lrma Reno. ct al. to Carmciia Dcnnz2o, Spring at rapf
New Britain herald., 1924-07-12
Never Had a License
 But Runs Automobile

Sidney Lipsitz of 165 Hartford avenue was fined s5 without costs when he was arraigned before Judge Benjamin W. filling in police court this morning on charge of operating motor vehicle without license. He was arrested yesterday afternoon by Traffic Policeman Delbert Veley, who told the court that Lipsitz never had a license. The defendant pleaded guilty.
 James Scott of 2S4 North street, charged with non-support of his wife and two months old child, had his case continued until October in care of the probation officer. Judge Will liam r. Mangan. representing Scott, told the court that the defendant has been paying his wife $7 week. but stopped three weeks ago when 1t came to his attention that his wife was talking about him on the street. He also alleged that Mrs. Scott, has been pestsring the defendant, and it was in an effort to have her stop her tactics that he stopped paying the weekly sums.
 Scott, through his attorney, agreed to make the weekly payments, and Judge Ailing warned Mrs. Scott that if she eoes any talking about Scott, as he claims she has been doing. the payments would be stopped.
 The case of Bronislaw Masalsky, 792 Stanley street charged with theft of a bicycle, was continued until Oc- tober {, and he was placed in custody of the probation officed. It was brought out that he had taken the bi- cycle with no intention of stealing 1t, but that he was under the Influence of liquor and took the bicycle from house where he was visiting, thinking that it was his own.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-12

tract al tlsa, Authority to exchange the set Of Americans Encyclopedias at the high school for 2 new set at cost of slsa was granted,
 The following lowest bidders on school supplies were awarded eehs traetsl J, l., Hammett company, S2l5,9TI F, F, Babb company, s4ei,s3l National Typewriter com pany, sl6O,60l and Pierce IneerpoFat' ed. sss5, Authority for the purchase of two pianos from the c, l., Pierce A cs. at s260 each, one for the East school and the other for the Rockwell school, was granted,
 Commissioner kerin Of the text hook committee presented the reeom- msndations Of the committee and they were adopted by the hoard, The textbooks recommended foliowed'
 Raessuer < Remy's First spanish Reader" and "s0th Century Book keeping and Accounting" for use in the Senior High schools Holzwarth & Prices" Beginners French" Hills Community Life and Civic Proh- lems," Bread X BagleYs History fl American People" for use in Junior High Schools, Authority was given the committee to make limited trail of the Therndike Arilhmeties, the Stone and willes Arthmetics, the schorling X Clark Jr, High School for the purpose of de- by actual classroom use, their desirability for adoption.
 The teachers committee requested that the time for a report with refer ence to Q conference with the teach- CTS council be extended nnti lafter the opening of tho fall term. The request was granted.
 Rev. A. A. Ahlquist, pastor of the First Lutheran church, was granted permission to use a room in the Cen trai Junior High School during the summer months.
 Dr. Vincent J, Smith was reap pointed school physician and Nellie Cecelia Meehan and Mary O'Brien were reappointed school nurses.
 The official registration at the sum mer school was reported to the board IS totalling s67 students.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-12
Award Contracts

Authority was granted to the com mittee to cXpcnd sS40 for typewriters for use at the Senior high school. the amount covering the price of five new typewriters and the cost of exchang- penditure of S400 was approved for thepurchase of books and magazine subscriptions for the Senior high school library. C. !. Leroux, the lowest bidder for the contract 10 in- stall steam radiations in the Trade school annex, was awarded the con-
New Britain herald., 1924-07-12
Do Your Feet Suffer?

For aching limbs, weak feet, fallen arch e, flat feet, painful heel. inturning ankles. callousss, etc.. wear flexible feather weight arch supports which we make from indivld- ual impressions of yoru feet in corrected position. Many continue to suffer from foot troubles through trying ready made arch supports, which can not fit properly, the vastly different shapes of feet; may as well wear ready made eye Slasses or false teeth. We fit the foot and not the shoe. Different from all other supports. Fitted and sold exclusively by
 JAMES J. n1NEHAN, .a. ... Room 302 :58 Main st.. Booth Block.
 Telephone 77l.
 Office Heuvs: a .. m. to $ P. pl. Eve-
 nlnEs and Sunday. by appointment.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-12
PAYS FOR LANTERN GLOBE

Louis Mazzochi of Broad street, Meriden. appeared at the police sta .tion and paid so cents for damage he had done to a lantern at Franklin square. He reported that as he was driving through the square a boy ran from the sidewalk and he was forced 10 swing to the left, striking the traf- fic post and breaking the lantern globe on it.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-12
AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE

An automobile collision yesterday afternoon at the intersection ot High and West Main streets resulted in slight damage being done to machines operated by Mrs. Pauline Brumbaum of eS Prospect street and Edward s. Murray of Torringtor. Motorcycle Policeman William & S.roils intesii- gated the accident but found no cause for an arrest.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-12
Cows Use Park

Berlin--Eews that the famous park of Goethe in Weimar has been con hlbitior ground for cattle show has aroused public indignation. Several cows were burned in effiey in street demonstration in Berlin.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-12
Hl,RIOT GOING TO LONDON

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 Paris. Jlly 12-Herriot, leading the French delegation to The Inter-Allicd rrparation conference in London next week. will leave for London Tuesday, 1t vas announced this afternoon. The delegation will entrain at Paris at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-15
New Electrical
School at Naval
Station in S. d.

san DIEGO, July I5.-Formation
Of an electrical school at the naval
station has been ordered by the
navy department., it was announced
in radio dispatches received at llth
naval district headquarters Fester-
day.
The school is . start August
with 100 sailors enrolled. The
course will be 20 weeks at the end
of which the 40 per cent standing
highest on the scholastic rolls will
be given an eight weeks course in
two companies.
Assignment Of Gunner Jesse f.
Jacoy to duty at the sound school
at the destroyer base was made
recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-15
'ao1Sa San Diego Greets Imperial Valley
SAN DIEGO GETTING READY TO
ENTERTAIN CROWDS AT GREAT
REGATTA TO BE HELD IN AUGUST

SAN DIEGO, July 15.-San Diego
will open wide her portals from Au-
gust 10 TO II and the freedom of
the city will be given 10 the thou
sands Of visitors who come here
for he gala Fiesta de San Diego" "
which in itself win include some Of
the most important sports events of
the Pacific Coast.
During fiesta week, the combined
regailas Of the Pacific Coast Yacht
ing Associations will be held on
San Diego Bay, bringing together
the largest fleet Of pleasure craft
ever assembled on the Pacific Coast.
Hundreds Of yacL,men from rs far
north as Seattle and Vancouver have
entered their boats in the various
events, and this regatta is expected
10 eclipse any similar event ever
staged in the West.
Many varied and interesting fea-
lures have been planned for Fiesta
Week and aside from the yachting
and speed boat events, the Pacific
Coast Championship swi m m II 6
events will be held at the same time.
Ample accommodation are being
provided for the many visitors who
will witness these events, and large
grandstamds are being erected ON
the bay front, at the foot Of Broad
way to handle the crowds.
Elaborate parades and street
events will be interspersed with the
aquatic features and the program as
Il whole contemplates a solid week
of amusement. One evening will be
given over to a large masque ball
and confetti carnival, which will be
held in the Plaza de Panama in Bal
boa Park. There is also planned a
large field day at the Stadium and