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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-01
SATURDAY
EEH q

FIRST High Tide
3ss1 ~ m, Ill It
fi-t Low Tide
s:4s A. M, rs n.
second High Tide
1913 .. m. ia n.
Second Low Tide
s:os y. m, Iii II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-01
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Thurtday's 0uotationo
sugAr-ouiet Raw. 1851, refined. quiet:
Frsnuisted. tt.,sqsss
Coffee--Eo. Rio on spot, I'm 0iigo
is.; No santos, isx oisKe ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-01
Boston Wool

BOSTON Jan. si.--wooi prices are
very strong today. especially after the
American wocien Co. opened their
heavyweirht season. showing low prices.
Ohio dsiainss In some cases we're held
for SO. -ssis reports from cut west
Indicated q very firm market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-01
NUTS
Prices raid Wholesale Dealers.
Snck Lots
HAY. GRAIN AND FEED
rr,cc. on Mixed Carloads to simmer.
4. d. n. scattiel

Alfalfa Hay--Fifst grade ......... si,eo
straw ........ .-s.sss..... 1900
rorn--whoie. yellow. 1905. .3s.ooQ,o.oo
Cracked and feed meal.
zoos ........ ............to.oO Rta.o 90
pariey--whole. feed. zoos. 81. 90 d 81. 90
rolled and ground. so's-
1909 ....s....s. s.s.....- $500 u IL 90
osts-whole feed. zoos ...se.OoG a.. 90
ROLLED and ground. 7o's-
SOS .......-..t..sss... 90 q "a oA
wheat-Reeleaned feed, isssss.oo q al 10
Mixed feed (mill rum ...........sO'oe
All -Grain Chop-sos .ttoe
Chick lccu-,e '.,s..'''-'.... -. 90
1;rowing Ieed-ieo's. ,sa.oo
EGG Mnsh-loo's ...................ts. 90
scratch Feed-ioo's .........st.oo9, 90
Coco.nut Meai-ioo's ...........,,s7.bo
cottonseed Meai--ioo's ...........s5'ee
Ilnseed OH Meai-ieo's ,.,..,.,,..se.eo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-01
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid shippers
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rrlees rald Mholesale Do

Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
Bnttsr-focAi creamery. cubes 30
Local prints. wrapped. ~
BgEs-Ffesh ranch. white shell. ~
Alrtd col9fs .....4..s....... ~
Mizsd pulletn .......ss..+.9. ~
Chrese---
oregon tfipieta .....,....... .2sa 80
Wisconsin cream bfick...... ~
Block swiss ....,,.......... ts8 as
Washington tripists ,....... nc -
TillAmoor trlplets. old....,. .7B0 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-01
Denver Live Stock

$50. Markst. steady.
Beef steers. f7csTs; COWS and hsffsrr.
ftGs.Is; calves. tt9ii.ss. stoeksrs
and feeders. ssS7sei briis $500 :
Hors-Reesivts. t.sse. Unsvsaiy sfsady.
TOP vi buik. asoestoi pigs. $50
sheep-Reesspts. 1850. Msrks. isc,se
lower. Fat lambs. tif6is: feeder
lambs. t2Gi3.31i vvss. tso7so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-01
Chicago Board Of Trade
Cash Wheat

cHrcloo. Jan sI.--cash vnsst--fs
SpI Ne red 1Lifis: 10. : hard. tilik
aL1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-01
San Francisco Produce


ButtW-Extras. SAVE Id.
EgEs-Extrss $50 dor.: extra puilsts SO
dcs-: undsrsizsd puilets, :sc dos.
Cheese--Califofnia rats, fancy, sso II 5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-01
LIVERPOOL Grain

Ihursday's Quotations
wheat Open High Low closs
Mar. ts tkd % sad 10 &kd sssNd
May --.tsiiA 30 va 10 MA % I'd
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
BARRIERS TOLD
To CLEAN UP
SHOPS
On0O
Health Department to Furnish
Sanitary" Cards for Gus
toners to Scrutinize

ii Inaugutation Of a system of pub
Tic ratings of the cleanliness OF Dis
trict. barber shops is being planned
by Health Officer William G.
Fowler.
A similar system has proved sue
cessful in improving sanitation in
diaries and lunch rooms.
Under the plan ''score card"
Will be furnished each barber shop
and the shop win be given a per-
centage rating on its cleanliness, to
be entered on the card ut regular
intervals by health office inspec-
tors.
The display of the card viii not
be compulsory.
In great majority of cases.
however, the health department
heads feel, the card will be publicly
posted and patrons will become &C
J customed to looking for the card
and will become suspicious IL 1t Is
not shown.
Use of the cards is expected to
result in competition between the
various proprietors regarding tho
sanitation Of their establishments.
This system has been planned az
Q result Of inspection "raids1 Sat.
urday night on 1872 establishments.
Of which thirty-two were barber
shops and the remainder soda
fountains, near beer saloons, and
confectionery stores.
Thirteen warrants have been
sworn out against proprietocs
whose places were found to be in.
sanitary or operating in violation
Of the health regulations.
These night inspections will con.
tinue throughout the summer, DIR.
Fowler has stated.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
BOY VISITOR MADE TOYS
WITH ATYPICAL GROUP

A considerable quantity of clever
toys were made during the year
by children of the Atypical School,
IS Fifth street southwest, and ex-
hibited to the upblic there.
A photograph printed several DAYS
ago in The Times showed Tommy
Horstkamp, 1919 jackson street.
Brookland, posing with some of
the toys Although Tommy was
called a pupil at the time, he was
only visiting the exhibition and
never has been a pupil in the
atypical classes. Tommy had come
to the exhibit with his father, vii.
liam Horstkamp, who is a teacher
Of manual training in the Atypical
School.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
COURT DISMISSED SUIT
TO RESTRAIN DENTIST

The suit of Doctor A. Hawley.
dentist, 1924 street northwest, to
restrain his former employee and
associate, Doctor Edwin Erikson.
from practicing orthodontia has
been dismissed by Justice HoehlinR
OF the District Supreme Court with.
out prejudice to the right of Doctor
yIawley to sue again.
The latter claimed that Doctor
Erickson broke an agreement made
with him by which Erikson agreed
not to practice orthodontia in the
District for ten years. Orthodontia
is the art of correcting the mai.
formation of the teeth OF adults
and children. DR.. Erikson's office
Is at 1416 X street northwest.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
HELP
MANNED VET
NARCHERS
Bands, Barbecue, G. A. R.
Ovation and Casey Ball
Feature Annual Meeting
By Internatlonal News service.

lWGCEUnGl0n1l NOWo 6SEVIGok
SALT LAKE CITY, June a.
Young men who went through the
flames Of the world war today
walked proudly, though shaken.
through two miles of Salt Lake City
streets.
Lacking the military precision Of
few years back. the crippled, the
blind, and the shattered were as
sisted along the march by COM
{ rades who had been with them
when enemy lines were broken by
the newly developed American
army.
1t was the fourth annual parade
OF the Disabled American, Veterans,
led by National Commander James
A. Mcfarland. Of Dalton, Ga. and
was made up Of the delegates from
chapters from every part OF the
country.
The disabled men were divided
into fourteen divisions and were
escorted by all the available regular
army and national guard units in
this section.
Even the Grand Army OF the Re-
public joined in the demonstration,
the few remaining white haired
veterans riding in automobiles and
receiving an ovation that was Sec
md only to that Of the younger
veterans.
The parade was one OF the most
Impressive spectacles ever held
lere.
Despite their disabilities, few Of
ha men failed to cover the whole
route and march past the review.
ing stand to the tune Of gay music
furnished bY many bands.
The march ended at Pioneer
Park, wkere real buffalo barbecue
was awaiting them.
Committee meetings and a con-
Vsntion session are scheduled for
us afternoon, and tonight the dele
ites will attend a ball given by
le Knights of Columbus,
The Washington times., 1924-06-24
Children's Summer 1872
Underwear (OC

OF soft nainsook, including night gowns,
slips, combinations and Billie Burkes.
Dainty styles in pink and white. Tailored
or lace trimmed. 2 to IA years.
Palais ROyal-Bargan Basement.
The Washington times., 1924-06-24

Morning dresses of Amoskeag and Hamp-
shire ginghams, attractive styles with trim
mings and pipings of contrasting colors.
Sizes to SO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19
scHUzKA BENE$0VA S NusSoLINIRA.
JEDNALO Sc MA Nj FINANCNtCH POLL
TICKYCH OTAZKACH

RIM IT, kvetna -Csl minsr zahlanicnych zalezi-
ostf dr. Ed Benes pfby do Rma zahy po svem pfi
chodu navsv ministeskeho pededu Bonita Musolinho,
ably MIN poedna rade dllezitych otazek Ackoiv ma
vsteva Benesova tyka prvn fade hospodafskych fl
nancnch otazek nen pochybno re dojde ku proednani
duezitych pockych problemu Jako vsechny nasedncka
tax Ceskosovensko jest vazano zapatit Spojencdm j.
y byvay rakousky majetek, enz smysu miro
We smlouvy byl piiznan Prvni tachto spatek bya
splatnou iz roku 1928 tehdy povoeno byo dvoues
moratorium ez nyn vyprSelo Benes nepochybn6 bude
naz ziskat Mussonho dalsi odozeni teto splatky
Ze spolehvych pramen1 ujistuje re jednim uceu
Benesovy navevy jest uzavren taskoceske smlouvy nz
muvlo z lednove schulz Male Dohody B6ehrad6
eA mela byt aksi doplnkem itaskougoslavske smouvy
Predbezne vyjednavani tom sneru, ak Sc zda, byo
liz prznve skonceno nova dohoda mezi Rmeme Prahou
harmonsue zcea potikou itaskou politikou cesko-
Zdal dode ku nejake zmene sestaveni Male
dohody prozat nelze urcit6 Tc avsak tok jest so re
potika Male dohody bude nyni vice oentovat m6rem
ia vychod pfi ii pine podpory alie Maa
dohoda bude neen pecovat plnen avaicich suv nybrz
podporovat bude take mezinarodni vztahy smeruc ku
konsolidaci Evropy k miru
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19
VETO We MEM0vNE P0RAzENo.
BoNUsovk PREDLoHA zNovy PRIJA-
ia 313 PR0TI 78 HLhSuM.
OGEKAvA Sc vSAK MNOHEM TUzS1 BOZ
DNES v SENATE

Washington, 49, kvetna. Pfedloha zajmu poskytnu
dodatecneho platu vojakdm, kter souz svetove val
bya pfata vcera sn6movne posanecke pres veto
sdentoco 313 proti 78 hasim Byo to 81 hasy vice nez
nutna dvouetnova vetsna Osnova jde nyni do senatu
bude tam veto pesidentovo porazeno stane zakone
Pokud dalo zjst, jsou senate nejmen3 ctyfi hasy
mad dvoutrenovou vesnu avsak senat cin6n e tax
ky natlak kruhI financnch obchodnic, zamu schva
len presidentova dnes nelze ami pfbznou stoou
rc ak to dopadne az dojde ku hlasovani Nen vsak ne
mensho sporu tom ze bude sweden osty zapas mez pf
znivc odpIrci vojenskeho bonusu
Senator Charles Curtis Kansasu, repubikansky popo
han6c oznam ze vyvoa navrh schvaen pfedohy pies
presidenovo pondeli hodny odpoedne avak
oGekava se ze dojde ku hlasovan tento den.
Po oznameni porazen veta presidentova snemovne
cnen byl pokus senate aby urcil den hasovani
presidentovu avsak jeden senator druhym tumo na
ky pro navrhovany dndm jednu chvli jiz zdao ze
dojde dohodnut ably vetu presdenovu byo hlasovano
cd pondelka tyden, nez pro tomu zdvizeny namky
konecn9 senator Curtis ozna ze vyvoa veovanou pred
lohu ponde. s.9s III
Bleho Domu sdeleno ze president dosloyn9 je Easy
plv&n telegrsmy vech t4s nichz js vadfovan
souhas sanoviskem zsujattm sho possst jiz veto
bonusovou pfedohu nzndm Tim vysvetluje, ze M
ktef republikanskych vddcd jako Longworth ohia
Madden inoisu ktef ptvodne hasovali pro pojstovac
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19
DEMONSTRAcNf PROVOD
We PROSPECH VSEOBEC-
NEHO MfRU.


Jiz Sc zdalo, ze mezi pro-
testujici proti demonstracni-
mu pr1vodu We prospech sve-
toveho miru vstoupi ! hlavni
cinitel, pocasi, kter6 vcera po
cele dopoledne mnoho nesli-
bovalo. Pc poledni pocalo Sc
ysak vyjashovati q v dobe,
kdy prdvod vyrazil, a sice do
chvilne die stanovene treti no.
diny, pocaloe Sc ma paradu slu
nicko divati 5 rozjarenou tva-
ri. Jen ponekad silny vitr pd-
sobil zejm4na praporecnicim
a nositelkam rdznych hesel q,
standard znacne obtize, KITE
re- ale byly n6kdy humorem
pfekonany. Jinak ale mel Wy
trvaly dopolednf dest' ma prd-
we'd pfece jen vliv - odradil
nejen znacny pocet lcastnic,
ale take ucast i ma nejzivej-
Sich mistech byla slabsl nezli
jsme byli zvyklf vidati "a po-
dobnych pfflezitostf.
Privod zahajovala ceta jizd
nj policie, "a kterou vedla prd
vod bile odena jezdkyn9, rad
nj Marie Wingova. Mezi po-
chodujicimi spatfili jsme hla-i !
w ojin6le i divky sotva sko-
lam odrostle a sotva bylo ma
rodnosti ,jez by nebyla v de-
monstraci zastoupena. Netr-
valo dlouho, nezli cely privod
pfesel, prave % minut. kdyz| |
Sc objevila ceta jezdkyn prh-
vod uzavirajfci. Neblahy des-
Sfk xxtfniI, ze mfsto slibova-
nych 10000 pochodovalo jen
as; $500 1castnic, jak odhadu |
je sama policie. Pocasi melo
patrn6 vliv ma nadseni obe-
censtva V 'spalfrech, neb po-
tlesk, ktery obycejne zdravi
iednotlive oddly, byl pone-,
kud ochably.
NaSe damske sbory celkem
Sc p4kne representovaly v u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19

bonus zmen sve min6ni stall pfi preside Eov, ncmena
vsak nebylo jch dost ably m6o vv ko Eny vsedek
Posanec Garret Tennessee, yddce denN raticke
sny vyyolava opetne salvy smchu kdyz doH al repub
kanske pfedaky ch zmenu smyseni pro tsv tyte
dnvody setrnosti lspornosti ez president SVEN pose
svi zddrazhuje byy pfece znamy kazdemu kongresu
fadu roki 'h
Republican, Oha, ktef hlasoval pro Rvrzeni vea
presdentova byi: Cable Begg Foster Fzq ld Cooper,
Kearns Moore Morgan Murphy Stephens Speaks; ohio
M republican, kte hasoa pro schvaleni veta presdeno
byh Brand Burton, Longworth Demokrate Ohia, jz
hasova zavrzen presidenova byl Crosser Dave
Mooney, McSweeney Sherwood Underwood.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19
OH, zENY, zENY!

Chicago, II. kvetna. - ze-
ny jsou temi pravymi trubci.
Jsou line povahou a vetsinoG
daleko pod urovni muzd, KITE
ii mali upfimnou touhu po
konani uzitecnych lidstvu
prosp6snych veci, pravi pro-
fesor H. A. Mills, hlava od-
boru politicke ekonomie ma
Chicagske universit6. Zmine-
ny professor prave dokoncil an
ketu o tom, co mMi a zeny
delaii Sc svym volnym easem
ma Chicagske universite a jim
de. Odpovedi dokazuji, re ze-
ny mali frivolni myslenky, ze
necht6ji pracovati, ze ty svo-
bodne jedine bazi po provda-
nj. ably je muzi twill a ze hla-
vne Sc zajimaji o pekne saty,
auta, krasne domovy, aniz by
vykonaly n6jakou skutecnou
sluzbu sv6tu. Ia to vsak od-
povedi muzu - die onoho pa
ma profesora - dokazuji, re
mali vazny ncel v Zivote; ze
jsou ochotni pracovati a w.
tvofiti hodnoty ylastnima ru-
kama. 1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19

Messna, Sicilie, II. kv9tna. Do Taormny ma Scii
pfje ceem zotaveni ceskoslovensky president T.
aryk prdvodu ceni sve rodny jakoz nekterych hodno
Afl teskoslovenske vlady Navseva eho jest pfisne
kroma costa bya konana ncogno To vsak nevadlo, aby
j tam pravs pfe navvt italsky premier Bento Musso
n ktery mel Masaryke dlouhou roznn]uvu Acko JEFF
podsta4 nebyls nteho uvetsjusno ma u byla
socs dhlek& to jiz zfetee uod6vpyn zprav4m die
kteryeh je do ltae dr. Benes ahy pojednal Mussonn
. smlouv2 ItalM tkz vzta1fch Itaie Male dohody
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19
UsMRTILA MUzE kYsELINoU.

Columbus Ohio, 18. kvetna. Poce patra po ze-
me- ktera ednom zdem obrazkovem divede vchrsa lah
vcku nejak& kyseny do oblceje George G. ackneyho 80
eeho nacez pax vskoca do automobile p chodniku sto
cho zmizea. Hackney, vdovec otec tr maych dtek,
skona ceste do Donald Wilcox 18-ety syn
Johna Wilcoxe ehoz dome byde Hackney svym det-
NIL by popaen kyseinou ktera vystfika ruku. Tyz
pry uda poic meno one zeny Pohnutkou eho cinu bya
pry ia okolnost, ze Hackney odpiral witt 81 j.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19
OREGON PRO COOLIDGE.

Portland, Ore, II. kvetna.
Stat Oregon, ktery Sci S Hira-
mem Johnsonem v T.. 1920,
odvratil Sc cd n6ho a hlasoval
pro Calvina Coolidge pri vte-
rejsich predvolbach. V II pre-
cinktech Portlandu bylo ode
vzdano pro Coolidge 3,246
hlasu, pro Johnsona 876 a po-
mer tento byl udrzovan po ce
lem state. Ma demokratickem
preferencnim listku bylo jedi
ne jmeno w. G.. McAdoo-a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19
zALOBA $4,000 BELCIcANo

Pafiz, 18. kvetna. - Smi-
seny belgicko-nemecky soud,
ktery ma projednavati zalobu
10000 belgickych deportova-
nych osob proti fisske vladk,
bude zasedati Cd 20. do 81.
kvetna pravd6podobne ze-
neve, ahy We zminene zalezi-
tosti rozhodl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19

Pariz, 18. kv6tna. - Posledn vzkaz plovouci ahvi
byl nalezen biize pobfez Korsky podepsany "Muzsvo
pixnude." Pravf Sc nem Petrol vycerpan. Zmitan
bouri Adeu At zje Francie." Dxmude nejves ridena
vzducholod podeha zahubs pred n9koka me
sici zne Cd Scie mad stredozemnn mofem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19

celenem oddilu s fadou americ
kych praporI v cele V sku-
pine Y. w. C. A. postrehli
jsne mezi standardami jedno
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tlvych narodI i ceskosloven- - y -,
: skou, jejimz neseni stf- y ..' plu p
Il daily dive divky, jedna kro- 80, 80 1.u
!. ss.asn s'uSa s'ovs' .s. ss'ss s1s '''' u Lake
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
Observations on He Weather

Washington, March s-The weather bufeau issued today the following ad- visory storm warning:
 Northwest storm warnings dis played Delaware Breakwater to Port land. Me. Strong winds and gales this afternoon and tonight"
 Forecast for Southern New Eng land. Fair tonight and Sunday, be- coming unsettled by Sunday night, continued cold: strong westerly winds.
 Forecast for Eastern New York; Fair tonight and Sunday, becoming unsettled by Sunday night: continued cold; strong westerly winds diminish ing tonight
 For Connecticut; Fair tonight and Sunday; continued cold: strong westerly winds, Warnings for high winds are displayed on the coast.
 Conditions: The disturbance which was over the Lake region yes terday has now passed out to sea. Ii caused unsettled weather with light snow or rain from Illinois eastward to Maine. It is followed by a long ridge of high pressure producing pleasant weather in nearly all districts east of the Rockies and low temperature in the western and southern states.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with somewhat lower
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
LIpSTICk ERIENDLINEss

X news item. telling something
 pretty serious about the lipstick sc
 popular these near-spring days. and
 the memory Of an amusing incident in train recently, inspires few more
 or less trivial comments on the sub- jcct.
 Charming representatives Of girlisll modernism they were as they sat in q train for New York. discussing the "hims" and th. "herB" whom they might possibly sec. if "he" or she didn't have another date" They were not particularly close acquaintances. as the person who sat directly in front Of them gathered in his unwilling eaves1ropping. They were just sit ting together" on the tedious journey 10 tlie big .eity. each spilling into sym pathetic ears their hopes and ambi- tions regarding the trip. They were uot .knDekers.~ 70 these attractive girls; they said very nice things about lot yf people. George. and Jack and Flea nor and all the others. But finally they mentioned one siri's uame who. if ap- pear..d. dressrd with far too great thought for distinctive colors; far from good taste. in faci, Altogether she was quite thoroughly 10 be dc- spised.
 As they discussrd this young per ssn one Of tire girls look from tlIe fnysterions rs.cesscs Of her bag. the celebrated article which is reputsd to have pulled many maiden through trying circumstances iipstick. She uas using II now. as she sat there ln tfia ear. discussing aith her casual acquaintance. the Uerson Hho had
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
25 Fears Ago Today
l, Taken from Herald of that date

Superintendent George Cooley wat engaged today in putting into place th new key guards on the fire alarm boxes and the new keyless doors. 1 o. r. Curtis did not reach Plum 1 Island yesterday. When he arrived at New London he found that there was no boat running 10 the island. C. H. Barrett stated today that lie | had called q meeting Of the minor state league baseball teams in the Columbia, Sunday.
 One of the horses attached to the special advertising wagon of the Bee Soap company baked on Main street this afternoon and caused a partial blockade for some time.
 Prank Cox of this city has made an application for appointment as umpire in the Connecticut state league Of baseball clubs. He is an old baseball player and has officiat- cd for number of years as q manipulator of the indicator.
 Michael Flynn fell from his seat on coal cart this afternoon and cut his face.
 The polo team Of the Stanley Rule and Level Go. will be dined this evening by the officers of the concern who feel proud that the team won the championship Of the factory league. James Tevlin will preside at the piano.
 About 90 young peopld attended the fancy dress whist masquerade at The home Of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest N. Chris on Camp street last eve ming
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
ADDS DUTY ON WHEAT
President Coolidge Orders Increase of 12 Cents Per BIshcl as Aid 10 American Farmers.


 f2 Cents Per BushcI as Aid to
 American Tarners.
 Washington. March s.-Putting into operation for the first time the flexible provisions of the tariff act President Coolidge has ordered in- creases of 12 cents a pushed in the duty on wheat imports and 26 cents hundred pounds on wheat flour, ad- vancing there two rates, respectively, to 42 cents and s1.04. At the same time, the ad talorem rate on mill feeds has been decreased from 15 per cent as fixed in the law, to 71s per cent.
 The new rates, established on the basis of the information gathered at MT. Coolidge's direction by the tariff commission. will become effective go days from the date of his action and will be operative at the beginning Of the usual April flood Of wheat imports from Canada.
 The wheat rate at present is 90 cents busl1el. and that on flour 7S cents a hundred pounds. but the com mission found that in Canada. Tine principal competing country" wheat could be grown at a cost of 42 cents a bushel lower than in the United states, and that 100 pounds of flour could be produced for s1,a4 less. The difference between the costs Of pro- ducing mill feeds in the two countries, however. amounted to only three tenths Of one cent q hundred pounds. The new s1.n4 rate applies to semo- lima. crushed or cracked wheat. and similar protects. as weIl as feur.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
omc under their mutual disfayor.

come under their mutual disfayor. No" was the final comment of the charming young women, she is mere ly downright common--iust common" ." And then, without a pause, she turn ed to her friend and said: Yes, she is just common---say may I use your lipstick? You don't mind, do you.'' she added as she went to work with the toilet article Of her accommodate ing friend.
 From Buffalo. x. Yx>comcs dis patch which begins: The use of q lipstick on cold sore caused the death here tonight Of r. Infec- tion developed.' IL seems that pneu- monia was the direct cause of the death. after she had hurried home when infection developed. So the lip- stick may not have been guilty after all
 The story is told; the incident re- peated merely for what both may be worth.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
Buen0s Aires Govt. to
 Stop Rebel Uprisings

Isuaugs Aires. March S.-f'hc fed eraI government NiIl intervene and restore inc dtp0se1 provincial gov ernn1ent of La Rioia, President Do AIvar announces Federal troops un- der command of a general are pro. ceeding to tho city Of Ia Rioia dis patches from which yesterday report eI thc capture or poHee headauar- ters by the insurgents one Of the fac tious Of the radical party. Latest ad- ffces arc that Governor San Roman is under the protection Of the local federal garrison and thai quiet reiEns after tba trouble in which tao men wcre killed and ten wounded.