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New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
GOING INTO BUSINESS
Mexican Government Will Dcyclop
 OiI Wells On Largo Scale.

Mexico City, Dec. If Pl-The Mexican government is taking steps 10 1nlfill it's announced intention of going into the oil business on a large scale, in competition with private companies now operating in this country
 Some officials say they think the government will eventually become tho foremost oil producer in Mexico. They expect q handsome increase in government revenue from direct operations in oil. Such income will. of course, be in addition to the al- ready large oil taxes received from th" private companies.
 Because oil production has been So successful on lands of the govern mont controlled Mexican National railways, the authorities have dccid- "I to sink wells on all other govcrn- m"nt lands where prospects are fav- orabIc. The government recently let contracts for l,500, 0Oo pesos ($750.- copy of pipeline construction and -'V,00o pesos for immediately nocd- cd Storag" and terminal facilities. lt also is leasing tank cars from companies in the United States, This, 1t is announced, is but preIim. nary to much larger expenditures contemplated during 1926.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
MOSUL TERMS VAGUE
League Likely to Interycnc-Turks Not Enthusiastic About Proposed Arbitration Plans.

Geneva, Dec. 14. (P)-Article 22 of the covenant of the league of na- tions which provides former Turkish territories should be handed over 10 q mandatory power until they are able to stand alone is being consid- cred in connection with the dispute between Great Britain and Turkey over the Mosul boundary line.
 The Turks eyincc no enthusiasm over the mediation in the dispute. TrWlh Rudshi Bcy. head of the Turkish delegation which has re- fused 10 continue the discussions here, is in Paris, where he conferred with the Turkish minister and pos- sibly may have talk with Premier liriand before he returns 10 Geneva Meanwhile from Angora come ad- vices saying 1smet Pasha, the pre- mi"r, in an address to the assembly denied that the Turks were pre- venting q settlement of the contro- verSy. He added that no serious of lcl oi iIcutdIIoH HdS uttH put lol- ward and declared that no offer which would act as the basis for an understanding had been proposed.
 If the parties to the dispute do not come to some agreement shortly. 1t is believed the council of the league of nations will hand down it's ar btral sentence. Meantime 1t is as- serted in league circles that persist cnt efforts looking toward mediation Will continue.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
DIES SUDDENLY

Madrid Dec. 14 Pl-Just as impos ing funeral services were being held for Tabo Iglesias. the noted social ist ltader, Don Antonio Maura, for eign prime minister and one of Spain's most illust rious citizens, drop ped dead as he was descending the Madrid.
 Maura and 1glesias long had been bitter enemies. When in power Maura ruled with a rod of iron. In 1909 when the people revolted in Barcelona because they objected to Spain. embarkIng in the war against the Moroccans, Maura rcpressed 1t without mercy.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
7. M. (. 4. News

The weeks activities at the Y M. C. A, include three suppors this week, beginning tonight with the pnhIic speaking class.
 This evening there will be d SUD. per by the class in salrsmanship ol which Walker ". Leland is ill., etructor. The accouutancy class will meet at 7:$D o'clock. A committee of DeMoiay members also will meet .this evening.
 Tomorrow evening the public sp'ahiHE class will meet. Tine h. dustriat council will hold supper. Committees Wil report and James L. OBri"n will speak on "Amcrican- izatjcn,' The E}crynan's Bible class conm.'t." on reception 10 thc now Ir'.i,r. will Iaect at 7:%O.
 Wednesday evening the lIi-boys wilt meet.
 Thursday crcnng Rev. W. II. Nd"rson will conclude his series of talks 10 the mems Bible class at q supper and the meeting will be fol- lowed by bowinE The class in business correspondence will meet also.
 Friday evening the class in sign painting will meet and the DoMoIay members will bowl.
 The employed boys brotherhood will bowl Saturday morning,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
SALLIES' YULE KETTLES
 BOILING TOO SLOWLY
With Nine Days to Go S6G0 Still is Needed For Annual Christmas
 Dinners.

some needy families in this city are going to be disappointed and a lot of children to whom Santa Claus is unknown may miss their usual Christmas treat at the Salvation army hall, according to Ensign Carl Frcdcrickson.
 Ensign Frelerickson is discourag- cd. He has had the Salvation army kettles out for the past several days on the streets and their revenue has been far below the average. With 75 needy families with which to sup ply Christmas dinners and 300 chill drcn who will be looking for toys and candy winch may be among the missing, 10 date only $40 has been taken in through the kettles, while total of $500 is needed. With only nine more "coll"cting days between this and Christmas, it looks as though the Christmas goose would not be very fat at the Sallics' head quarters.
 Among other things needed this year are q Santa Claus and a Christ mas tree.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
FLUOROSCOPIC X-RAY EXAMINATIONS
 Health Talks.

, pains in the small of my back, and the pains went down my legs. I tried everything to get rid of the pains but could not. One day dur ing a special offer of the N. B. Electro Medical Office, read their announcement and decided to visit them. When I called at the office was so surprised to see what & wonderful place it was and all the well satisfied patients. After the doctor examined me I knew he knew his business as he certainly put me through careful examina- tion and l wasted no time so I took the treatments at once and I am very glad that l did for after one treatment I felt a little better and they were so fine that 1 couldn't wait Till it was time to so again. Each time I met patients who were very happy that x. B. had such place for sick people. And l am writing this to let others know all about how I got well. Now after two weeks I am entirely well-no rainS-fcol strong, can do my work better and I would advise all who arc sick to go there as I know that you will be happy like I am if you are taken for treatment. If they cant hclp you they will sure tell you.
 Very truly.
 FRANK CECERE. 2G3 Beaver St., New Britain, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
SCHOONER IS SUNK
West Haven Sailors Have Narrow
 Escape When Run Down in Prov idcnCc IIarbor Channel,

Providence, Dec. 14 Rl-Three men, captain and crew Of the two. nasted schooner Robert J. Beswick, arriving here from Rar!tan River x, J., last night, woth q load of molding sand, had a narrow escape when the craft, at anchor in the channel, was struck and sunk at d;@0 o'clock this morning by the Bay State Line steamer Georgia.
 Signals from the Georgia warned the Colonial Liner Concord, headed directly for the schooner which went to the bottom in 80 feet of water u lew minutes after the crash, in time Co avert another collision.
 Captain Daniel Wall. his son. Luke. and William Palmer, crew Of the schooner come from West Ha- ven, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
NEW GIRL RESERVE CLUB

A group of girls from the Russian church have formed q Girl Reserve club which meets at the Blue Tri- angle club room. They have chosen for their name, "The Gift-Brlngers. ' Their newly elected officers are as follows: Anna Ilamilla, president; Mona panaswich, president; Mildred Sotnick. secretary; Olga Getz. treasurer. The activities of the club at present are working on presents and carols for the Chil- .dren's Home and plans for q Christ mas party next Monday evening.
 The Dew Drop club of Girl Re serves from Osgood Hin school are having a Christmas party at their
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
BURIED IN EAST HAMPTON,

East Hampton, Dec. II P)-Com initial services for Charles O'Clark, prominent Montreal business man, who died in that city last week, were held at the Lakcview cemetery here today. The body was accompanied to Connecticut for burial by two neph- cws of the former East Hampton I. sidnnt.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
DIVORCED IN PARIS
Two American society Women Freed
 of Matrimonial ShacklcS

Paris, Doe. fl. Cr)-The Paris courts have granted 2 divorce to two Amorican society women on tochni- cal Chargrs of abandonment.
 Mrs. Janet Edith Craven Do Kay Sloan was given q decree against William simpson Sloan Of New York city. They were married in New York. November l. 1Flo, and have a son ar ,d thirteen, and laG@htor, ol"l en
 Mrs. Dorothy Jordan Robinson was given a divorce from Monroe Douglas Robinson Of New York, They wrr" married in Massachusetts in February, 1916, and have one child, aged eight
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
nISINI,SS BOOMING

Central Village Conn, Dec. 14 P) -Ordors for products are now so numerous that the Central Worsted company of this place is on q day and night schedule and Charles Bragg, th" manager, announces that q mill at Tark'in, k. L. belonging 10 the company would start on full tlmo at once after seven months idlonoss.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
NEW Sp.SP!.R SIT HEARING

Hartford. Doo. If P'-Cross cx- animation of Thomas D, Taylor of Philadelphia in his $20,Noo contract
 suit against the Burr Printing com prny, publishers Of inc Hartford Times, occupied the time Of the fed cral court thi3 forenoon. and then
 Wrnt over until tomorrow. Judge Thomas gay" over the afternoon to l a session with tho petit jury which
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
EIAs' Supper and Show
 1t CIuhrO0ms Tonight

New Britain lodge, B. r. o. E., will srrEc free oyster supper at the chlbrooms tonight at 9 o'clock. X nns;rcl troop from the Mcriden lodge containing four Now Britair entertainers will furnish an oycrtu. , after the supper.
 Tomorrow evening a charity ball will l." given by the lodge. The proceeds will be turned over 10 the .rcliof of poor people during the Christmas holiday. The lodge will hold it's regular meeting Thursday evening at s o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
NI.W MEXICAN BANK
President Gales To Institute New
 OrganiAatinn \CrN soon

Mrl!ro City, Dee. l+ P'-Prcsidcnt ralIrs plans 10 iuaugurate January 1. or as soon thereafter as possible, a u.t sir,i'an -uWrial institution, tho national agricultural and loan IauN. with q ,al"al of 5o."0o,"oH pesos ts-.,rnn. n.n"ut.
 The bank win 'Atrnd credits and uah. loaus to farmers for th" rur- rEa.c and development of a97i"ul- uural lands. Of its capital l"""0.- ,oo pesos i'm cash is 70 com" from -nr Mexican govornmcnt and '".'"n,- GOO is 10 Nc r"pr, scn'"d by aSrl'ul- ,ural lands ot fho gOy'rnmont
 Among iho reforms accomplished or projected hy President Gales nono ia lrarcr 10 him than that of pro- morinS lard ownership among ih" masses. ard of government financial .ssis'anre n flrmors until their urop.rtics become well established.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
SIRnIlIIIIe 0. k.

Washington, I"c it tP)-Tho cz- pertinent iu u-" of substitutes for anthracite "'as progressed eulfi ciou,lv mo cold weather 10 show ns prac'ioamnfv. in, ,uaiuE tl" wiling uoss of 'na 1-uj,io 10 put up with th" incoryonicncc." says a hUll"tln is sued ty tho natural resources pro duction department of tho United S.-.ne Ch.m--r nr Cnm-crcc.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
ATHLETIC WOMAN
 TAKES LONG WALK
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national tennis tournaments. Until she soll her stables and shot her ia Norilc horses that no one Iesc might own them, her performers were con- sistent blue ribbon winners in every show of prominence.
 All Round Athlete.
 Sho is an excellent swimmer, can handle q yacht. shoot with rifle or revolver, skate, and was the first American woman to fly over water Several years before the war she made several flights with Claude Graham White, thr English aviator, q, one Of the first aviation meets in this country at Atlantic.
 In 1909, while visiting in Cali fornia, she startled San Francisco by appearing in riding brooches to play polo. The then unhcarI Of costume was the fOrorunn"r of tine modern woman's riding habit, however, and to Miss Scars went the honor Of in ;roducing cross saddle rling for women in the social world.
 Wins S200 Wager.
 In 1912 she bet $20o sine could walk the llO miles between Bur linEamr and Dulm0nto, California, in 5j hours. She trained for eight days and hiko1 over the stretch in 32 hours flat, stopping now and then to cat but never to rest.
 Miss Scars is thc daughter Of Frederick l.. Scars and q member of one of th" oldest famili's in Boston. She is an acknoWlc'lgcd )rador in th" social world embracing Newport, the Boston North Shore and New York. Periodically since 1912 she has been reported engaged 10 Harold Nandcr- mlt but 10 date sho hes remained Boston's "soci.ty bachelor girl"
 Sh' vas the guest Of honor whom tho Prince ot Wa,,8 visited fine North Shoro, where he was the guest oc Miss scars sister, Mrs. .5ayarl Tuckcrman at Hamilton.
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Flag at Half Mast

The flag on the administration building Of the New Departure man uiacturing company was placed at half mast this morning out of re- spect to Edward h. Rockwell, one Of tho founders of the concern, who diec on Saturday evening The flag will remain in that position until after the funeral.
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SII.Ni' k III,

Jacksonville. Fla, Dee. l4 Pt-C. Rascom SlHup, formerly secretary to tL" late President Harding, was stricken ill here yesterday with an attack Of ptomaina poisoning and 'a@ rouGn"d 10 his room in the Ma sol hotel Thysiciuns said his con- di'ion WAS not Iarming and that he "ouII ho luil" recovered ia few .feyg
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Consultation, advice and examina-
 ton. including N-Ray, Chemical Analysis and Blood Pressure Test for One Dollar. Such is the offer made by the Electro Medical Doc tors, who occupy a suite of offices at I149 Arch Street, New Britain, to the sick and ailinG who will call upon them during the next seven days. Cases InCurablc 1Old So.
 If you case is incurable, you will
 be frankly told so. The examination is the most important part of the proceeding when sick person calls on the Electro Medical offices. While it cost but one dollar, it is as aC- curate as if the patient had paid the regular examination charges in full. Modern Treatments.
 Modern electrical treatments have no comparison with the old, crude electric batteries and shocking cur rents. At The Electro Medical offices, 149 Arch street, New Britain, the current that lights homes and runs street cars is used and is harncssed
 to tho wonderful machines by which
 every jar and jerk Is removed and it is then sent through the body as softly. smoothly and pleasantly as n ray of sunshine, which pcnctrates each part of the body.
 Ailments Treated
 Among the ailments treated by The Electro Medical offices are an- acmia, asthma, biiousncss, bladder
 and blood troubles, bronchitis, bowel trouble, catarrh, cystitis, Constipa- ton, dropsy, deafness, dyspepsia, cc- Izema, female troubles, stomach gas cs, gastritis, headaches, heartburn, intestinal troubles liver complaints, weak lungs, nervous debility, par ,alysis, rectal troubles, rheumatism, stomach trouble, blood pressure and other diseases of women and men.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-14
GETS GROWN OF OFFICE
Former Iiostlcr Becomes Officially
 Head of Persia.

Tch"ran, Persia, Dec. fl R)-Thc cona'itU"ht assembly yesterday transferred the crown of Persia 10 Rcza Khan Pchlevi, once a hostler in the Cossack stables, and then dis solved. fr2a will take the oath be- fore th" M"iIiss, or national assem- hly Tu' sday and will hold his first public court Wednesday,.
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meeting tomorrow after school at the Y. w. C. A. Miss Dorothy Mccall, physical director at Washington school is leader Of this club. and Victoria Nyquist is the president.
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CIT ,IjIIr,RY BUDGET

W. ellington. D~r. v P Plans for reduction or Inc Polish military lmlrot by 15oouo oad zc)otis tahnnt sIG.5o0oon) aro disclosed in official dlspnjch"s 10 tho Polish legation.
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FLASHES OF LIFE: FIRST DAY OFF
 IN 50 YRS. LOAFS AROUND STABLES

cd boycott proposed against Valen- tho films because Of Rudy's inten- ton to become a citizen Of the United States. Militia in theaters permitted no noise but applause.