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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-21

tons In tina mind Of Charley NJ
Sven. who still had q way Of revert
ins q the TACT thar Henry Williams
was Ut Every strong" and who al
ways grinHsd family when he men
toned It.
The Wreck found Timothy In the
Shsd where they kept the big car
He ives passing the time In srinding
valves. There was 4 faint look or
alarm Ia his eyes a. he beheh the
thrower Of dishes.
you're 60 walt on the table to-
nieht," said the Wreck bluntly. "Bet'
ter 70 up to the kitchen now"
"Hs walt on the tablef never
did. ! dent know how. What TORT
because I'm Sick."
you don't look sick said Timothy
And you didn't act sick q while
back.
"Y'm sdck.- repeated the Wreck
"iow I look has nothing to do with
II. It's nerves. One Of my spells Is
coming on. II was beginning this
afternoon-just beginning. you
understand" 1a&
The Took that he gave Timothy
bored hin, like an anger.
~ tried to walk It of. bat ]
couldn't. It's coming on again. Ii
gets worse. II I don't get to bed
there's no telling"
Timothy began wiping his hands
on a ball Of cotton waste.
"In wait on the table," he said
gloomily. "only II I don't do ii
right they haven't>got any license to
bawl me out. You better 90 get
into bed right away"
The. Wreck went off to the bunk
house. where he stretched himseiz
on the blankets and tried to get In.
terested In an old magazine. He felt
like a man who had retreated under
fire, but he knew there was nothing
else to do. What worried him most
was the possibility that Sally might
face q crisis alone. II anything hap
pened he wanted to be there.
Sally did not find Timothy par
ticularly defs. although he seemed to
be willing enough. once she had on
apron on him. She instructed him
in some Of the rudiments. and had
him practicing at the kitchen table
with imaginary guests to be served.
TITS only for this evening. I'm
sure" she said. Henry is almost
certain to be better in the morning.
Timothy said he hoped SO. because
the boss was always fussy about how
| his meals were served, having hvee
|, in New York most Of his life.
Sally felt easier In mind when HI
reported that the family and tn
sheriff were at the table. II gave hel
o breathing spell. She knew tina
I Bob was not likely to get up from
the table 80 long a. there was any
thing more to be served. Eating, t
him. was q pleasurable Job Of stok
! Ing, 40 she had learned fro'1 plent,
Of experience at the BARN.. He wal
even slightly vain Of his echievment'
20 q trsncberman. Charley had bee'
I eturrury rrEnI apvuI IL. 80 she kept
Timothy busy between kitchen and
! +'',ing room. carrying things shs'
so ngry 70 l"os 81 u at
y sf.s n O.,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-21

30 Equality as to value.
32 Instrument for propelling boat.
}3 Be worthy Of.
a Adapt for some purpose.
}5 Proposition.
So Assemble.
81 Seize
50 Pronoun.
80 Soft white metal
10 Long seat.
~ Boys name.
Is Number (Latin ABR
II Unusual.
49 U. S. unit of money.
81 Second son of Noah.
"a Beverage.
81 A parent.
IS Printers measure.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-21
VERTICAL.

VERTICAL.
, Pronoun
> Weaken.
1 To eject from the mouth.
6 Peruse.
Chain of mountains in Europe.
s A unit of measure (abbr.)
9 Wading birds.
II Chem cal particles.
Il Forty-one (Roman)
16 Sense of smell.
II An evil glance.
Is American Medical Association.
20 To permit.
90 Craft; cunning.
25 Note of musical scale.
% Company (abbr.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-21

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-21
MI SOLE SHOALS.
NITROGEN, OR POWER?
FORD OFFERS AID.
UP TO THE PRESIDENT.

AT the Request Of the Var D5-
partment Henry Ford offered TO
devslop the power plant, built by
the people at Muscle Shoals to
provide nitrogen from the atmos-
phsre for use in war time.
Nitrogen can be made into ex-
plosyss for war and fertilizer for
peace.
Politicians In Washington re-
,aShed Ford's Offers although the
entire South and all the farmers
demanded that the Government
sccept it. Ford, wsaried OF VASE
inston's vacillation, Withdrew nus
offer.
% And the Muscle Shoals plant, a.
thin ss nov stand, is scnedue0 W
90 put under control Oh = s"'
power monopoly:
e bpsry voter In tis country
should read Henry Fords EsT ;.
unAnt concerning a. q
made this week, in response 70
MESSAGE from W. r. Hsarse SSsans
hisa 10 re-snssr the Muscle Snosts
contest, and again Try 70 ress9e we
reopie's property from sefnsn sA
SaoAsss.
whs.s are points in Hsary Tords
easement that interest every
American . w;tb
the Government in devei9pns
Muscle Shoals into a great nlsrs ses
nIsnt, making cheap fertilizer 1or
The American farmers. CD.
sIn my opinion, the sno esHs
should be used for the producuon
Of nitrate and fertilizer:
~ believe that the Goyernmeh;
.o,,Ia itself keep Muscle Shoals ane
MN II. not as q power plant gu on
as a nitrate plant, to heip sn ~
farmers in peace and safsgua ,,,
the country in war. The pe0pi'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-21
Try Your Luck With This Deep One
By MARTHA WAGNER.

puzzle Martha Wagner conventional IN design Dut
working might be called the -Four pu
There stickler hidden in the seemingly easy
of filling In from
AN angles thew most kev will wor themselves Why don't
thinking IS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-21
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

Haven't an idea. Not long. I
auess. unless he's loafing on his Job.
"oh. Bob never loafs. He's too
active. He's a real sheriff.
The Wreck was tired of hearing
the sheriff's virtues related. but he
alde.stepped an argument on the
point.
well, what are you going to do?"
re asked Go out In the hills ana
cider"
MOO. We can't do that. But do
we dare so up to the house? -.
If we don't. who gets the supper"
"oh. / suppose we do" she said
YEARLY. But IL Bob should happen
20 walk into the Kitchen" She nm
;shed 1t with gesture.
He won't. He's busy with Un'
derwood Got to take chance, any
SOW"
eyes: we've got to-"
They walked briskly to the house.
praying that the sheriff would stay
somewhere around the front until
they reached the kitchen. Sally did
NOT breathe comfortably until she
nade certain that the kitchen was
empty. The Wreck moved over to
zhe pantry door 'apd bolted 1t.
-Only one door to watch now" he
aid.
"Unbolt 1t, Henry. Suppose ne
..omes in the other way2 I'm going
through that pantry In one jump.
and vice versa, If he comes In from
vac pantry. I'm not going to be
stottled up"
He unbolted the door and sally
vent nervously about the work OF
getting supper
You'd better be careful there's
,rbody In the living.room when you
the table," she warned him.
.>-I look first"
IL Aapp>nsd there WAS nobody In
ne uNny.roem. A. nearly a. ene
yreck could Judge. the sherin ana
y. Underwood were sitting out
ont. Every minute or 50 Sally
cnt to q window that commanded
view Of the corral to see whether
he benck horse was still there. II
always was. She was overcoming
her first dismay. and In place OF u
was growing angry.
The old unreasoning resentment
Z against Bob Wells was returning
Il made 10 difference II he did mol
now who he was pursuing: from
le standpoint Of Sally It was no less
.npleasant. Nor was she any toe
r,rtain that he would abandon the
Ease If he knew, for he was con
..jsntious to the leaning.backware
..slnt-a regular bulldog. He hae
habi, Of talking about enforcing
re law impartially against all evii
aoers; he even boosted about It. Snt
.omembered when It seemed to sount
nv well; but that was before sh'
nd q posse on her trail. She won
red how far Bob Wells would reall!
o. if he learned the truth. she wa
me too sure. :.
When Charley McSween came II
jumped at the sound OF MS stel
ID a fork clattered on the floor.
That's company" said Charlie!
nd It happens we've got company
,'am. The sheriff of this sovereig
] God.fearin' county has droppe
o get little mite more informa
aboute,hese desperadoes the
nectin' to exterminate. JUS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-21

d" And the Muscle Shoals plant, a.
noes now stand, is scheduled TO
No nut under control OF q great
uover monopoly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-21
REGIN HERE TODAY

The Nervous Wreck" an eecen.
trtc young easterner. Is driving Sally
Morgan from her fathers rancn %
sssoiine. At the point Of q gun the
Wreck takes FIVE gallons from q
passipg car. 49,,
Later they are held captive e q
ranch ,aloag the way because Char.
lie McSween. the foreman. wanss
mat Mr.. Underwood. the owner OF
he ranch. was in the car which they
, "a cid up. Sheriff Bob Wells. VINO IS
Saily's fiance. comes to the ranch TO
I! AXE charge Of the case; The wreck
/. N atifics Sally How long do you
suppose he's going to stay?" asks
Sally anXiouSly
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
May Call Meeting of
 Coal Merchants Tuesday

The question of the price of coal, which Is said to vary among deal CTS in this city, will be discussed at q meeting of coal dealers in New Britain next Tuesday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. At this time 1t is likely there will be an attempt to arrive at some sort of a price regulation program. This decision was arrived at during q meeting held yesterday afternoon by the fuel committee of the Cham bor of Commerce.
 Councilman D. l.. Bartlett stated yesterday that it will be of interest to tho committee to learn the req sons for the difference in price.
 A report on the increase of oil used for fuel in this city shows that in 1925 the amount of oil used for heating purposes exceeding the amount used in 1924 was equivalent 10 GOO tons of coal. The 1925 con- sumption has been 125.000 gallons more than in 1924 Since 9 per cent of this increase is caused by new construction the increase may go higher before the end of the year. Experts agree that 200 gal Ions of fuel oil equal ton of coal.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
PUBLIC CONSISTORY
 IS HELD AT ROME
Red Hats Today Conferred on
 New Cardinals

Rome, Dec. IT Pp-At a public conslstory today the red hat was conferred on cardinals created in the consistory Of March S0th last and in the secret corslstory Of last Monday.
 Today's function was one of the most largely attended since the time of Leo NH, on account of the num- her of people in Rome for the Holy Year. Special tribunes had been erected for members Of the royal houses, for the Roman arlstocracy the diplomatic body and the family of the Pope. The hunt for tickets was without precedent
 Plus NJ was carried In on the sedia gostatoria, flanked by the fla belli, gorgeous feather fans. Fol lowed by the rosplondent and multi. colored court, he mounted the throne and was saluted by the Sistine choir On both sides of him sat the mem- bers of the sacred college in their purple robes.
 Plus XT solemnly repeated for each new cardinal the formula "accipe galerum rubrum" while a master of ceremonies held the red hat in turn over the head of each new member Of the sacred college.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
SPANISH WAR VETS ELECT
Charles Anderson Chosen Com. mandcr of \, G. Hammond Camp installation on January c.

Charles Anderson was elected commander of A. G. Hammond camp, '. s. w. N,. at an election of the entire staff last evening, Of- fcors elected 10 serve with him follow: Gustav A. Carlson. senior vice commander; William Kramer junior vice commander; Harry Norton, officer Of the day; Robert WiXton. officer of the guard.
 A joint installation of the camp and auxiliary officers will be held al q meeting on January 6. Frank F, Shay of Hartford. the depart- ment commander, will otiiciate al the installation. A supper will be served at ' o'clock.
 X second round of the inter-city tournament between the camp and auxiliary of this city and that Of Merilcn will be held at Odd Fr- lows hall Saturday evening. The first contest, played at Meriden a few weeks ago, resulted in a tie score. The tournament Is for three out of five games.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
Winthrop Council Has
 Election of Officers

The following officers were elected at q meeting of Winthrop council. No, :, Sons and Daughters of lib- Orty, held last evening: Councillor Mrs. Fernah Wright; associate coun- 'iIor Mrs. Alice Nance; vico coun- cilor, Mrs. Cora Washburn; associate Eice councilor, Mrs. Carrie Mckay; recording. secretary Mrs. Abbic N"iSnrr; assistant secretary, Mrs. Marie Morton financial secretary. Mrs Lulu Schadc; treasurer, Stephen S}N'ter; guide, Mrs. Alice rar'c; inside guard, Mrs. Mildred Dean; outside guard, Edward Carol: trustee, Luther Mckay. After the meeting o Christmas party was hold. \ card pa''y hos he"n planned for members and their families, 10 be hrII after the n"Ht meeting on Jan uary 6.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
S6O,OOO SOUGHT IN
 SALARY INCREASES
Wage Raises Would Add 3-5
 Mill to Tax Rate

Salary increases pctitioned for al last nights meeting of the common council, if granted would amount to three-nfths Of n mill extra tax on a grand list equal 10 that of this year.
 Of this amount, which represents in cash more than S60,O00, salary boosts asked by police and nrcmen total about two-thirds, or s43,273.
 There nre 77 regular flremcn in the city asking m increase Of $1 a day, total of $2S,lo5. A flat in- crease of 10 per cent is asked by the police whose payroll totals S15l.. GS3.75, making the increase S15,1G&,
 Nearly every city cmploye has ask cd for a substantial boost in salary.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
NEW BRITAIN WIFE TEL4LSST0RY ABOUT
 HER HUSBAND
Bcna Britain Conn., Tells Iubii The Tonic OIERB JUICE Restored Her
 CT Health

The day for harsh mineral mcdi- cine is a thing of the past. People are going back to natures way IIcrbs-and it is tho safe way Don't try 10 digest IRON, you cannot do ii. ERnJUS is the pure juices of roots, flowers, leaves and berries combined with pure and healing Elycerinc.
 Mrs. Bendasz says: "AIy husband has been alling for sometime with stomach and Iiyor trouble .and he was subject 10 sour acid stomach wi'h much gas and bloat. Always seemed to hay" q headache and his back continually painod him.
 "Iie was rcs'h es at night and na- turaIly felt tired out aud loEgy dur ing the day, II" tried many ways to grt relief but if seemed the more
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
RED PEPPER FOR
 RHEUMATIC PAIN
Concentrated Heat Pcnetrates Instantly and Brings Quick
 est Relief Known

Rheumatism, lumbago ncuri'is, hackacho, stiff neck, sore muscles. strains, aching joints. When you are suffering so you can hardly get around. just try "Roed Pcttcr Rub" and you will have the quickest re- lief known.
 Nothing has such concentrated. penetrating heat as red peppers. Instant relief. Just as soon as you apply Rcd Fcpp'r Rub you feel inc tingliuG heat. In threc mtuut, E, II warns the sore spot through and through Frees the blood circua- 'ion, breaks ED tho congestion -- anl poiU ls zone.
 Eow"+ E"l Pru"r Ruh, mad" from nd peppers. costs little at any drug store. Get a jar at once. Almost instant relief awaits you l'sc i' for colds in cncsf. No mai for what you ha'. used for pain or congestion don't C1tl tc try Red pnlcr Rub.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17

who was then embraced by all his colleagues.
 The ceremony ended with the apostolic benediction imparted by the Pope, who afterwards returned 10 his apartments. The new cardi- nals gathered in tho sisjine chapel to hear a Te Doum of thanksgiving and aftcI ards wenS to see the Pope to offer their homage and express their gratitude,
 Cardinal Bourne, archbishop Of Westminster, came 10 Rome express ly to See the elevation Of Cardinal O'Donnell, archbishop of Armagh,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
RUM SHIP IS FREED
Directed Verdict of Not Guilty Or dcred in Case Against French Schooner.

Portland, Me, Dec, r. CPD - A report on the trial and directed yer dict of not guilty for Captain Henri Ducos and the six member of the crew of the French schooncd Chcrie, seized off Swans island with $500,o00 cargo of choice liquors last June, has been made by District Attorney Frederick R. Dyer to tho department of justice,
 Exceptions were allowed by Judgo John A. Peters Tuesday, after he had decided the schooner was out side the three mile limit, and the dis trice attorney will await instructions after review of the case has been made in Washington. If he is di- rected to carry the case to the United. States circuit court of ap- peals, he will do so, he said.
 Meanwhile there is pending libel against the liquor, which is stored at Bangor, and the schooner, which Is in the hands of q keeper there.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
ARCHITECTS INVITED

New Canaan. Conn, Dec. IT, (TD Tho special committee named by tho town to have charge of erection of q new high school building has in- vitcd twenty architects to submit plans and specifications by Janu- nry 20. the selections being from l5O architects who wrote asking for op- portunity to show plans, The new school will cost about $l50,000.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17

he tried the worse he got. One day he read about "ERBJUS" and the great good it was doing many peo- pie right here in New Britain and he decided to give 1t a trial.
 He has now used three bottles and l never saw anything like it, He never has q headache or back ache any more and can eat anything without distress,
 "Wc both of us wish 10 endorse "ERBJUS' to the public because it dose what it adycrtiscs to do and that is mo"c than most remedies do."
 "EEBJUS (HERB JUICE) is be- introduced in New Britain at Tho City Drug Store, IS5 Main st., hy a representative of inc "ERBJUS' Company.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
BLACK AND WHITE BALL
Mir. and Mrs. II. l.. Judd Entertain At Shuttle Meadow Club For Mir, and Mrs. Carlos Tettcrholf.

Colorful without color, was the Black and White ball given by Mir, and Mrs Harold Lee Judd at the Shuttle Meadow club last evening in honor of MT. and Mrs. Carlos Fettorhof of Chicago. Mrs, Fetter- hof was, before her marriage in Chicago a short time ago, Miss Bradley, a niece of Harold Judd and granddaughter of Mrs. M. N. Judd, of Franklin square.
 As the name indicates all cos
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
Gifts for Patients in
 Government Hospitals

Packages containing Christmas gifts for S7 New Britain veterans Of the World War who are patients in government hospitals in various parts of the country, will be sent out bv the New Britain chapter, Amerl- can Red Cross; Eddy-Glover post American Legion; the American Le- zion auxiliary and the Municipal Home Service bureau.
 New Britain veterans are patients in hospitals at Rutland, Mass, San Francisco, Denver, Colorado Springs Chelsea, Mass, Middletown, Norwich Allingtown, New York and other places. The sending of Christmas packages 10 the veterans is an an- nual event.
 As is customary. Christmas din ners will be served 10 a number of families of disabled veterans.
 p1Iceell Rr0S
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
DISMISSAL OF
 COL. MITCHELL
Continued from First Page)

has sought protection but whose face he does not know. Finally, We ask it in the name of the American people whose fears he has played upon, whose hystcria he has foment- cd, whose confidence he has be- guilcd and whose faith he has be- traycd."
 Major Gullion analysed only tho evidence which portained to Colonel Mitchelrs charges against the navy | department and which has been ol- Tered the court by defense witnesses, Some of these he referred to by names and types. They included:
 Mentions Officers By Name Admiral Sims, characterized as Ithc 'opionated, narrow-minded 1 hobby-rlding, egomanicap type;' l Major William N. Hensley, army air service, the shifty type;" Lieuten- ont H. w. Sheridan, air service, as the "half truth type" Lieutenant Oryille Anderson, air service the pseudo-expert type;" Captain Robert r.. Oldys, air service, "the reviving memory type; Lieutenant Colonel William c. SchauffIcr, air service reserve "thc fiippant type,' and Major Gerald Brant, general staff, the gay gallant, lovabIe type" of Representative F. H. Laguardia, so- cialist, New York, Major Gullion said:
 He is beyond my powers of de- scrlption. Thank heaven, he is sui generis,"
 Plays Rep. Reid
 The prosecution counsel selected numerous quotations made during the trial by Representative Reid in ! his role of defense attorney attrib- uting some to ignorant malice" and terming others "taunts' and "surs' z. He asserted MT. Reid had made "unfouuled claims as to the Illegal ity and irregularity of the inycstiga- l ton in so cXtraVagant way l that it seemed as though counsel 1 thought that the prcliminarics tof l the triaD were an unholy thing | Referring again 10 Colonel Mitch. ell, Major Gullion summed up what 1 he called the Mitchell formula in 1 this Way:
 ! "First. EXaggcration of national defense matter closely approaching ralschood.
 Second: Untrue and misleading statements for the deliberate pur- pose of discrcditing army and navy officers, thus
 Third; Creating distrust in minds of people as 10 war end navy apartments.
 "Fourth: Egotistic solf-descrip- tjon to to experience and qualifca- tons, coupled with
 'Tifth: Protestations Of absence of sclf-intcrest and expressions of willingness to be, and expectation of being a martyr, all leading 10 I "Si&th: A united air service. with
 seventh; William Mitchell as the only logical head of it."
 "That," the major said, lis the formula he has followed. Every dcmagoguc has followed a similar one, protesting unscldshncss and secretly seeking sclf-aggrandiacment IS he appealed directly 10 tho pco- l.lo over thc heads of constituted authorijy,'
 "I9 tnis man Moses, fitted 10 lead the people out of d wilderness which is his own creation, only? Is he of the GcorGo Washington type as counsel would have you believe? ? Is h" moi latEri' Of tho all too fami. liar charatm and domagogu" typcn NN x h" is a good flyer q fair rider. a good shot, ndmnOyant, self advertising, wildly imaginative, de- struCtiyc. never constructive except in wild feasible schemes, and never overly careful as 10 the
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17

tunes were in black and white and the dance room of the club was also decorated in tho same. A particu- larly impressive effect was gained by the use of only these two colors.
 About 200 guests enjoyed th" dancing to si Yaffe's orchestra. A lunch WAS served at midnight,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17

boWCI., INou you will feel inc, your head becomes clear, stomach sweet tongue pink. skin rosy.
 "Cascarcts" gently cleanse, sweet en and refresh the entire system. They never gripe, overact or sick on. Directions for men, women and children on each box, any drug store.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
NEW s5o,ooo AUTO sALEsROOM

The $, X F. Motor Sales Corp. has purchased the Nibbcrts property on Stanley street and plan to build a one-story brick building there 10 be used as an automobile storcrCom and q garage. X building permit was is- sued yesterday 10 the Hayes Con- struction Co. for the erection of the building. It will measure 5oN120 feet and will be situated between C. C. Palmer's gasoline station and the home of A. W. Vibbcrts
 The s. &; F. corporation will va cate it's present site at the corner of Elm and Franklin street when inc new building is ready for occu- pancy. The estimated cost of the proposed structure is $50,Oo0.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
Ripper Boots

We have a full line ot Ripper and Countess boots (with patent fastener-on and off in a jiffy) for men, women and children.
 Priced from S4.O0 up.
 3 Pairs for S1.0O
 We just got in 12 dozen of these sport hose for young men and they are moving out fast. They come in many colors, including blue, gray, red and brown. See them in our window. They're hanging on the line-3 pairs for S1.OO.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-17
Straiighten Up!
 Nicest Laxative, "Cascarets' lOc
Don't stay headachV.

Don't stay headachy, dizzy. sick. Nothing nIse relieves that bil- lous, constIpated feel
 0g SO nicely as candy like "Cascarcts." Take one or two of these pleasant laxative tab Iots any time, { 0 scntly stimulate your iver and start your