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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-05-07

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
REDS UNKIND TO
U. S. VISITORS
Polar AdyentuTer Returns
After Whaling Trip

uolahcvili on tie East coast or
siberia have no respect whatever
Tor Americans ~ you land there.
better claim 10 DO a Brltlhh subject.
n you wait FOR our state department
10 act y0u'n never get back the
STUFF the reds viii steal from SOU.
This was the dictum and advice.
IN Seattle THURSDAY. Of Captain
Louis Lane, Arctic hdyeuturcr. Hes
returned from a whaling and trap.
ping cruise 20 the North Ia hls
gss boat Gunner The Gunner Is
a total loss, burned IN tho Aleu-.
tlans.
Captain lane left for tho North
last spring with Richard Iiolbrook.
University OF Washington boy. and
Frank Hanson. Of San Francisco.
lis reported IA successful whale sea
son and added that Holbrook was
In IAtoueho hospital, with minor
wounds. a bomb gun used for
whale shooting had exploded. set
flre 20 the Gunner and scraEEed Tho
seattle boy, no said
Whales arc worth about $500
each. az fox feed Tor fur farmers.
Lane said Ito reported several
wild adventures when tho Gunner
was towod for hours by bombed
whales The Rdvsuturer viii leave
10 sss his family IA San Franelsco.
but intends 20 return North and
take UP FOX farming on two Islands
he has bought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
new APP ARTMENT
University 10 Get 8-Story
Structure Soon

That a new clgtt.story apartment
house will DO erected on the south.
cast corner OF +. tad st. and Brook.
Ign ave-. ut cost Of from 100000
20 1916. 900. was announced Thurh-
day by II. W, Soulos. president OF
the University District Develop.
ment CO. Tho new building win no
firoproor md will contain about Is
two and threo.room suites.
Tho University District Develop.
ment Co. is a newly organized cor.
poration and Il composed OF about
80 rcAldrnta OF tho district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
SNOW BLANKET
COVERS OHIO
White Flakes Follow Heavy
Downpour OF Rain

COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. ;2.-By Z,
pb--winter wound rs Icy Strip about
Central and Northwestern Ohio last
ulght and today. leaving a mantle OF
snow three inches deep,
CllmaIing a steady downpour Of
rain that started early last night
fnow began falling shortly after mid.
wight. and today tho countryside was
covered by n BLANKET OF white.
Clear sides this morning brought
chilling winds. with prospects OF gen
orally colder weather this afternoon
and tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Vanderbilt Widow
Marries in London

LONDON. oct. 22.-(By L. Ply
While London was scarcely more
than awake, United States Senator
Peter Goelet Gerry scion OF a
wealthy and blucblooded American
family, and Mrs. Edith Vanderbilt,
widow OF George w. Vanderbilt. OF
tho world.known YanderbIl,s, went
10 81. Georges district registry and
were married, The ceremony was
performed at a. m.
Only n dozen intimate friends and
relatives OF tho couple witnessed
the ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Boys Test Brakes;
Ram Another Auto

Two boys, whose names arc not
given by police. learned TO their
sorrow that a public park 10 no
place 70 test brakea Both OF them
were trying 20 find out how well
their brake bands would hold, when
they hit tho car OF r. +. 1indblom.
5GS Third ave. w. in Volunteer
park Wednesday afternoon. Lind
blom says thero was about $40 dam
ago done 10 hla car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
HOLD UP SEAMAN
TidefIat Bandits Take Away
Victims Last Cent

For the aixih time ia the last
few dhys, bandits in,es,inE the
,Idsna,s region around Todds dry.
dock. held Up a seaman late wed.
nssday nirht, Tho man. a negro
from the 8. 8. Kulshan. was rob.
bed OF several dollars, all his wealth.
Police did not learn his name.
Bandits have made n practice OF
robhing sailors and workmcn pass.
hnE from Todd's plant TO the high.
way on Spokane st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
SEEKS TO
SETTLE DEBT
Commission Leaves Rome
for Conference in u. S.
By THOMAS u. MORGAN
United Press staff Correspondent

ROME oct ga.=-italy'a deb, fund.
Ing mission 20 America left here 10.
day on board steamer az Naples,
bound FOR tho United States,
Count yolpl. head Of tho mission,
and his colleagues were in high
spirits as they departed. Volpi dselar.
Ing TO tho press. I'VE have the high.
cat hopes Of returning from Wash
lnEion with a settlement"
Tho party goes TO seek a funding
arrangement with tho American debt
funding commissioners on Italy's
debt OF around two billion dollars
, 1925-10-27

NOTICE III t0IC6Q AUCTION.
g9Y virtue Of writ O.. execution dat.d
IS August the 25f, 1925, issued out Of
- the District L urt Of Christiansted
st. Croix, Virgin islands Of the u. S. A.
in Case wherein The New ST. CROIX
SAVINGS BANK, WIS Plaintiff, and r.
PETERSEN, d~cfcndart-: The Sheriff for
the Municipality Of st. CraiX, ia the
V7ndue Office, Chg.@.iarsted Police Court
House, will
AT 2 O'CLOCK P. u.
Friday, November the 9Th, 1926,
sell at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder, the following real Estate:
"UniOn & MI. Washington
situated Christiansted Jurisdiction,
East End-Quarter A. No. IL, 80,
& "a, consisting Of 1852 1I2 acres
Of land, one c0mmodiOus dwelling
house with three living rooms, and
Cellar; constructed Of mason and
woodwork, one building OF mason
ry for Carriage-house and Stable,
80 head of Cattle, 3 Donkeys, 1
Horse (Mare), l Phaeton and har-
ness, l Cart and harness, l Fan-Mill
with attached piping and l Oven.
The conditions and terms of The Sale
viii be produced and read at The time Of
the sale.
Cbristiausted y,udue Office. St. Croix.
October 5th 1928.
A. &. STAKEMANN,
VeRdue Director.
Fee Frs. 10
Say Ten Francs
Il =
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
Bristol.
Charity Card Party

Plans are being completed for the largest card and dance party of the season which will be held in Red Mems hall on Thursday evening, January 29, the proceeds to be used for charity, Card playing will be enjoyed during the early part of the evening with special sections ar ranged for "5O0', whist, forty-fiye, and auction bridge.
 The New Departure orchestra will furnish music for the dancing which will follow the card playing. Mrs. William Norton is chairman of the committee in charge of the event, the other members of which are Miss Mary Buggie. Mrs. William J. Tracey, Mrs, Homer H. Judd, Mrs. Walter Slocum. Mrs. Agnes Maynard, Mrs. John J. Grimley, Mrs. Cauncey Crosby, Mrs. Edward Nunan, Mrs. Raymond Dardis, Mrs. C. Pelkey, Mrs. Y. Foley, Mrs. Edward Dunn Mrs A. F. Paderewsk, Mrs. John | Freshman. Miss Kate Reynolds, Mrs F. Stroughton, Mrs. w. Barry, Mrs L Rossiter, Mrs. George Bull, Mrs A. Jackman, Mrs Stephen Cushner Mrs. M. Quinlan, Brs. J. Doyle, Mrs Thomas Hennessey, Mrs. J. Glynn Mrs H. Cook. Mrs. J. Burns, Miss Margaret Hackett, Mrs. J. O'Neil
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
French Army's System of
 Trials to Be Altered

Paris, Jan. ~22.--The French army's court martial and general dis ciplinary system will be considerably remodeled, borrowing some Amcri- can features, if a bill approved by the senate judiciary committee yes- terday and due for introduction to- day becomes law.
 It provides for establishment of a judge advocate generals department composed of officers holding law de- grees. having served for a period in the civil courts, and selected by ex- animation.
 The bill aims to adopt the rules of common law to military jurisprud- cnce, provides for q general sealing down of the penalties now enforced and would do away with the cere- mony of military degradation" such as Captain Dreyfus suffered after his famous court martial.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

Mrs. Omar LaCourse, Mrs. M. Ken nedy, Mrs. D. r. Crowley, Mrs. George Fitzpatrick. Mrs. J. B. O'Brien, Mrs William Sheeran, Mrs. D. J. Heffernan, Mrs. +. J. Coughlin, Mrs. J Corrigan, Miss Bessie Trudon. Mrs. George LaCourse, Mrs. Martin Loughlin. Mrs. P. Hynds, Mrs. M. Scott and Mrs. P. D. Conlon
 Hartford Doctor To Speak Dr. George F. Tucker of Hart 1 ford, prominent Rotarian and medi- cal director of the accident and health department of the Aetna Life Insurance company, will address the members of the Bristol club and their friends at meeting in the club rooms on North Main street this evening at 8 o'clock. Dr. Tucker is immediate past president of the Hartford Rotary club and has been active in advertising clubs through out the country.
 After the address, a social will be held and a buffet luncheon will be served.
 Assessment Notices Out
 Notices of the assessment of va rious properties where changes have been made in property owners lists over last year were sent out to the property owners this morning by the board of assessors. There were S,5OS such notices placed in the mails of which S,364 went to resident prop erty owners while A went to non residents of this city.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
CLARK REELECTED
 HEAD OF E. B. CLUB Postponed Annual Meeting Of Community Organization Held REPORTS ARE ENCOURAGING
Annual Meetings of Berlin Concerns Lis Pendens Papers Tilcd-Con- ditfon of Miss Thompson Still Critical--Roads Fairly Good.

Harold Clark was reelected prcsi- dent of the East Berlin Community club. at the annual meeting, held last night. This meeting vas post poned from the night of the annual banquet.
 Other officers elected were, vice president, Archer Walsh; secretary E. Vernon Read; treasurer, Walter Payne. Committee chairman were also elected. These committees and chairmen are, social, Mrs. Royal Holmes; recreation, Max Sugen- hime: educational, Rev. Asa C. Full Ter; welfare. Robert O.. Clark; mem- bcrship, Mrs. Archer Walsh.
 The reports of the officers, as pre- scnted by the officers, were encour- aging and gave promise of sue ccssful future. The membership IS gradually increasing and it is eX- pccted that nearly every resident will, in time, be a member of the club.
 This organization has proved tc be one of the most successful ir this vicinity, Its progress has beer marked and it has enjoyed great success during its short life.
 Annual Meeting February
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Goss and DeLeeuN Manufacturing Company of Ken slngton. for the election of officers and members of the board of direct CTS will be hold on Friday, Febru ary 6. at ? P, m.
 Several other concerns are plan ming 10 hold their annual meeting in the near future.
 II was stated at the Prentice Manufacturing Company that in exact date of the annual meeting has not been set. However. thi meeting will probably be held som time in February.
 The American Paper Goods com 'rany will hold it's meeting the frs Monday in April, according to pres ent plans and that of the Berli Construction Co. will be held th last Wednesday in February.
 Dunham Place Is Sold.
 The place on Hudson street owno by the late William Durham ha been sold by Donald l.. Leavitt ( Now Britain, executor of the estat Of Ellen NJ. Dunham, 10 Catherin Fitzpatrick. The sito Is an attractiv one and we'll known to Berlin res dents.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

OVERCOATS of Chinchilla, in 3 to 10 year sizes, are reduced from S15.00 to SIP each. From $12 to S9.5O each. From S1O.98 for this sale to SS.50 each.
 LONG OVERCOATS for boys of 12 to IS years. Regular $26.50 Coats, now S19.50 each. The S24OO kinds, SlS.OO each. Others were $18.5O for Sl4.0O. Regular $15 Coats for S11 each.
 MACKINAWS, garments so much de- sired by every boy 100ao wool, of the famous Oregon" City make, sizes from 15 to IS years and regular $12.98 values for S10.00 each.
 ONE LOT OF SUITS, odd sizes, with one pair of Pants, at only S6.OO each.
 ONE LOT OF SUITS, Button On, of Jersey and Tweed in to 6 year sizes, worth to $4, for S2.69 each. ...
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
Assessment Notices Out
Mexican-American Claims
 Commission Begins Work

Mexico City. Jan. 22.--The work of the special American claims commission will probably be- gin next Monday, according to the neutral umpire. Rodrigo Octavio who arrived yesterday after attending the Peruvian independence centennial.
 Senor Octavio upon his arrival heid conference with Foreign Secretary Saenz regarding the cam missionts work.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

The men of the Sacred Heart church will entertain at the whist social 10 be given in the church parlors Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
 A rehearsal for the minstrel en- tertainment will be held at the home of Mrs. James MacPherson this evening. ..
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
ID. &L." Chats : TRUE BLUE | NEVER STAINS TRUE LOVE | NEVER WANES-

A Real American is AL WAYS loyal to his Country Peace Time as well as in time of War.
 A happily married couple may have misfortune on top of misfortune, still their love NEVER wanes. They're spiritually happy, if not ma terially.
 An institution, true to the city it is located in, true to its patrons in all its dealings --an institution that is con- tinually trying to give better Values, and More Service; such an institution is BOUND to Grow, both in a Spiritual and Material way. We'll let our endless army of Patrons be the judge, as to whether or not such a store is ID. & L."
 Mauihsnn < Trurnfhnl
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
EDUCATION BOARD
 ASKS sl8,I07EXTRA
Teachers Salaries for Month
 Account for $t0,607
S7,OOO FOR H. s. GROUNDS
National Guardsmcn Win First Bas- kctball Game--Charity Card Party In Red Mems Hall - Assessment Notices In The Mail.

Seeking extra amounts of siS,- l07.O3, plus a suggested amount of S,OOO for the covering of the high school athletic field with loam in or der that grass may be grown there, the board of education has petition ed the city council to include the sums in the annual budget, being prepared.
 The sum of s1S,107.03 is made up in two groups, the first class being lSl0,607.03 for teachers salaries to cover the period between November 20 and January 1 as the city's fiscal year ends in November. In former years, this extra amount has been met by a deficiency appropriation but this year the board of education has decided to disperse with the de- flciency request by including the Iwhole amount at the time of the making up of the budget.
 The second class is made up of S7500, which includes expenses of sS,14 for painting and fitting out Of extra rooms at the new high school, $l.000 for maintenance ex- ponses at the old high school, a new vacuum cleaner for the new high school at a cost of $500 and the re- placement of tiing in locker rooms at the new high school at a cost of sl,200. Although the new high school has been erected but a few years, the vacuum cleaner. newly jn- stalled. has not been satisfactory and must be ripped out. The tiing was apparently not installed sat:sfac. torliy as it has risen from it's cement bedding, according to the letter tc the council from the education oft. cials.
 The extra 5000 caused mucl discussion about the city yesterday when the request for the seedinj down of the athletic field at such cost was made known. The cost wa
 not disputed in any of the discus sions, but this feature did not appea
 to the tax payers, who talked tn matter over. All coincided in tn decision that other department 0 the city needed the money far nor than did the high school athleti , field.
 Guardsmcn Win,
 Getting away to an suspicion { start last night, the basketball fiv = representing Company l. of tn
 national guard took the Windsc
 quintet into camp by q score of : l to 26. The game was fast through d out and showed that the local con t pany has good representation in tr
 Pennington Valley league. I'll
 score.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

A bust of Augustus Caesar was fshed from the Hudson river in New York by a war department dredge. How 1t got there is a mys- tery, though it is presumed to have been brought 10 America as ballast in. some ship over a hundred years ago. The bust is valued by experts at from -S1, 900 to $l0,O0O.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

Three very important matters will be brought before the special town meeting which will be held at o'clock this evening in the town hall. The principal subject will be the consolidation of town and borough governments and the formation of 6 city with new charter. This mat ter has been investigated by a com- mittee from' the Southington Busi- ness Mems association and the Southington Exchange club, further investigation being urged in the re- port which will he made to the meeting this evening.
 The special committee to seek a method of providing increased school room will report tonight, acceptance of their findings probably leading to a new school building here. The es- tablishment of two voting districts will be discussed. this subject being reported by committee. A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trostel, Jr., oi Meriden road.
 The eclipse of the sun Saturday morning will be viewed by members of the Southington Country club ! and their friends from the club house, which is situated on an eleva- tion and provides good view of
 both cast and west.
 l Sisto Castaldi has undergone a successful operation at St. Ra- Iphael's hospital, New Haven.
 Union Rebekah lodge, No. IT, has installed the following officers, the
 ceremonies having been conducted by District Deputy Cora Yeomens:
 Noble Grand, Freda Eckst ein: vice.
 grand, Henrietta Carle; recording
 secretary. Viola Johnson; financial
 secretry, Irene Bassett; treasurer Marty Jones; warden, Amelia Ben-
 nett; conductor, Helen Hargreayes; Ichaplain, Anna Prescher: R. s. N EG., Bertha Heller; l.. s. N. G., Amy Hubbard; R. s. V. G., Freda Haines; , l.. $. V. G., Bessie Cowles; I. C..
 Mary Peterson: o. G.. Walter Deck fer; P. N. G., Margaret Rinchard. l Raymond Beer of Chestnut stree lis undergoing treatment at the Meri
 den hospital.
 Roger Edwards. son of Mir. anC
 Mrs. George Edwards of Oaklan, Iroad, is i'll at his home with scarle fever. =
 Fire broke out in the sitting room of Pete Longo's home on Eden ave nue shortly after s o'clock las
 night, but was extinguished by tho chemical squad before much dam age was done. Window curtain! caught fire, causing the blaze. Mrs. Adam Orr of Chestnut stree has returned from the Hartford hos , pital, where she has been undergoing } treatment.
 l Mir. and Mrs. John Sargent 0 l Hobart street are rejoicing over th
 birth of daughter,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

TWO PANTS SUITS, ' to IT year sizes, in desirable mixtures, reduced for this sale from $22.5O to $16.5O each From S21 and S2O to S15 each. From $500 to Sl4 each. From $16.50 to $500 each. From $15 to SIP each. Regular Sl2.9S grade S9.9S each. N" .l.
 MUDDY AND BUTTON ON SUITS of jersey and serge, size 3 to in button on style and 4 to in the middy. Reduced from $7.50 and $7.98 to S6.50 each; $6.50 and S6.98 to $5.75 each; $500 to $500 each; S4.50 and $550 qualities now priced $3.50 each.
 FANCY TRIMMED SUITS of satin, 3, 1, year sizes, plain white, and black and white, were $798 and 5000, at this sale for S6.OO and $7.50 each.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
LINCOLN GUARD DIES

New York, Jan. 2..-Major Henry
 Murray Calvert, who was member of President Lincolns bodyguard,
 died today. He was 95 years old.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

Dr. John Galen Locke, grand dragon of the Colorado realm of the Ku Klux Klan, has pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy and Kidnapping preferred by Keith Boehm, Denver high school pupil, Bochm declares Dr, Locke forced him to marry Mae Nash, The cerc- mony took place in the dragons office.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

Hartford will continue his series of eyangclistic meetings in the Plain vile Baptist church tonight at 7:45 o'clock, Those who have so far heard Mir. Kendrlck have come away with an inspiration not received very often. The public is invited to attend the series of talks. He will continue also tomorrow night at the same hour.
 Plainylllc Briefs.
 sequassen lodge, l. o. o. F., will confer the initiatory degree on a class of candidates at the regular meeting tonight in odd Fellows hall
 The Woman's Guild of the Epis- copal church of Our Saviour will meet this evening at o'clock In the parish house.
 Centrally located rent-inquire Stanley Nj. Smith Co.,, Inc.-adyt.
 Tenement for rent. Inquire 141 West Main St.. saturday.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
In the Eclipse store will not
 Saturday (24th) until 10 A. M
 IF YOU HAVE BOYS IN YOUR FAMILY BETTER SUPPLY THEIR NEEDS AT : SPECIAL JANUARY - SALE OF BOYS WEAR

SAVE BIG IN BUYING HERE NOW. With department the south will find well stocked with all in this sale at prices that make object buy literally Bring n and purchasing
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

Centrally located rent--inquire Stanley Nj. Smith Co.,, Inc.-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trostel, Jr., Of Meriden road.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

Tenement for rent. Inquire IA, West Main St., Saturday.-advt
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

The eclipse of the sun Saturday morning will be viewed by members of the Southington Country club and their friends from the club
 house, which is situated on an eleva- tion and provides a good view of
 both cast and west.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

couldn't sec tho humor q ID az an.
You know. $50. that always
thought that people were mistaken
when they saii that women bad no
sense Of hum0F. but u0s know g.
sha called me 70 the telephone and
said that my drunken companions
had inaultcd her aud that she hated
me and an my friends
SO you sec the position am now
ia.
don't mind telling sou. sgd. that
1 have been hitting q up pretty hard
lately. bui what could chap do
when hls wife acts a. unreasonable
as l.salio She doesn't seem 20 under.
stand that this uew business OF mine
10 worrying me 10 death Size insists
that I must also remember her upon
all occasions and this morning ! got
a letter from my mother insisting
that she viii receive no letters die
gg,=l - Airs. AihertoH. Sire cats
Mra. Atherton an "unspeakablo red
headed woman Can you beat THAR
Sally Athsrtou iB the only woman
who b. any comfort 10 mo AZ the
present crisis % ms life.
Leslie ana her mother are ~ Al
hntic Gty and know that unless
rhe comes back % me soon shall
throw up tbis whole damn business.
Go over there. syd, won't you. and
fiX Il up for me- II YOU can't DO that
write me and toll mo hos I can fiz
u up. 4 bachelor knows a great deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

ana a. young woman bad trrlIue
that he would bsar vatcblns. Really.
che know very little atbut him. auI
had segn him in person only Is few
Times tiugs her nlst discovery 1f him
some tw9 months ls=forv. upon the
scgccn % a London cinema hdu-c u
a spectacular feature in which Dc bad
played the role oi a Roman -oldjeT of
The rrstorian Guard
IlcFt hia horost siza ANA perfect.
Physique had alone entitled him "a
consideration. Coz bis p8u was ID
minor onc, aud doubtless ut 400 Che
thousands who saw him upon tht
'silNer sheet. fiom Hawke uas thr
only ere who took mory than a pass
ing intervst In him. and hef interest
Was AROUSED, NOT ~ . histrioulc
ability, but rather bseau for sonic
two yeara shc and her claf5drmtrs
had been searching To- such a t3pH
a. Esicban Miranda 90 admirably
represented. To find him IN the
flesh hAda fair T. pssve ,i,ffirssit Of
accomplishment, but after a month
OF seemingly fruitlsss searching she
finally discovered him among HCoro
~ extra men az The studio of one Of
i.ondon's lesser pyoduciug companies.
She needed no other credentials than
her good looks 60 fnrm his acqunint-
unce, and while that was ripcnius
into intimacy she made no mention
&c him ~ tho real purpose OF her
association with him.
That he Ras a SpanArd and ap-
parcntly ~ gooI family was evident