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New Britain herald., 1925-06-25
 URGES AMERICA ID
 TAKE FIRM STAND American Assn. Of China Re.
 quests J. s. Cooperation BOMB PLOT FRUSTRATED
Shanghai Police Prevent Bombing of International Section--150 Ref,i- gees Reach Hang Kong-Dragon Day ObscTyances.

Shanghai. June 25 P,-The execu- tive committee of the American as- sociatIon of China adopted a resolu- ton urging the need of the United States governments cooperation with other powers in adopting a strong attitude regarding the pres ent situation in China.
 The resolution urges that China be held strictly responsible for all losses Of life. property and business incident to the present situation in China.
 It says an absolute observance of China's existing treaties is essential until those treaties are modified through the orderly processes pro- vided by the Washington confer ence."
 The resolution recommends that representations be made to the Chinese government to suppress the present state of lawlessness direct ed against foreigners in China. which in our opinion Is due primar- fly to existing unsettled political conditions. aggravated by soviet propaganda"
 Copies of the resolution were sent to the state department at Wash. ington and to tho American -Asiatic association of New York. Plot Frustrated Shanghai, June 25 P-The police yesterday obtained information of a widespread student plot to hire mo- tor cars and dash around the inter- national settlement here throwing bombs and shooting. The police therefore ordered that no cars be let for hire except to well-known customers.
 Volunteers and special constahles have been mobilized in the foreign settlement and posted at. strategic points. Chinese are being searched for arms and other precautions are being taken.
 The shipping situation Is growing worse. British and Japanese liners are avoiding Shanghai. Hong Kong. June 2S P--About 1bo refugee Japanese women and children, former residents of Can toB, arrived here today. ,
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Hong Kong. June 2S P-About 1bo refugee Japanese women and children, former residents of Can tos, arrived here today. ,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-25

Average Daily Circulation For 1ass %sst se's aas'ns '' l2,OO6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Goodrich Realty Company
WE AIM TO PLEAsE

WE AIM ~ hi'1N7H
Think OF a buy like this; a BRAND
NEW i-room bungalow, with liY-
Ing room across the front; ilre-
plGce. oak floors; light bed
rooms; darling light cabinet kitch-
en-. tile bath: cement basement,
furnace and trays; level lot. Cos
100; garage close 10 car line,
Think Of IL. only $4,000: $500 cash
aud easy monthly terms. Come
out at once. This In q real SNAP.
GOODRICH REALTY co
7 100 Oteenwoud Ave, 81 INSET -01Hi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
New Queen Anne
Duplex, $4,000

This house 10 located on d COR
nor lot cox 10 and II on a
paved street II has a SPLEEN
aid view on the eide and in
the rear The basement be-
inE even with the ground ia
the rear has two rooms. a
bath and small Kitchen
cite The first floor has
large rooms. two lireplaers
aud a bath The kitchen ~
extra large. having a prufu-
sion 81 cabinets and also
ono af the new folding
breakfast tables Epethira
there arc five fpemy, we'll
lighted bedrooms. This
house iH not ono year old
IL Is HtronEly built and
modern In every way Rare
~ Is such a value offered
for $500, and Il iH only the
unccaRlty Of an immediate
ssie that allows n now This
large bungalow would be an
Ideal home or valuable ins
vo#tmunt property or both.
Phone Ell iot.S6I1 Csss1,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Cheap New
10 ACRES
= ROOM HOUSE
CLOSE TO LAKE

This land lies very level; facing on
good country road, about half
bottom land, Groom house
woodshed. lots OF good wood.
only $3.50 500 cash, balance SIS
monthly,
THE w Il. MORSE GO.
As Leary Bldg. MA in-e6s5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Richland Acres
3ls ACRES
COVERED WITH ALDER

This land lies perfectly level: faces
good country road; splendid for
grapes. We viii be glad to show
you the grdpea growing. Only Is
minutes from Second and Madi-
son. $500 SIS cash and So
monthly
THE w u. MORSE co.
iiG Lcary Bldg. MA In GGs5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
just phone NE 1900

just phone ME ltse.Tg00
: VIII Gall FOR You.
office open Evenings
: BURROUGHS REALTY
: 1919 n. 18th ME- Ifsr. 1900
. y y u u RH Il Il u u u Il Il Is n
{ ~ " " " 81 81 ~ 81 MM ID NJ A
/ McNETTs BETTER HOMES
RELIABLE SERVICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
$4,000

: UNIVERSITY BUNGALOW
PAVED STREET. love
Z ~ fonrnp. bath and
: LARGE ATTIC. fun base
msut. splendid lot sur
rounded by lovely homes
: tn choice nsighhorhoad.
Terms 5000 cash All in
Z splendid condition and
: the most wonderful Of
faring In this entire acc
: ton. Sec II tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Winter and Summer
Oakland Sport Model
IN A COMBINATION GLASS
lNCLnSGRE

Its beautiful sliding glass sides
make most comfortable sedan
for winter use.
Two minutes viii remove the glass
ssSes. making an ideal summer
open car,
T~is the car with four wheel
brakes; also pueo finish that I'm.
proves with age.
The rich. brown spanish leather
upholstery and deep cushions
make touring a pleasure
This car has been used four
months and is just nicely broken
In. To see this car viii convince
you that We cannot word this aa
strong enough "a do thia car
justice.
Car cost new .........t....ytSl .a07
We will sell for ,.........,, 1915
lou save ...ss-s*..ttss.s "a
We viii take your car and give
10 months time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Gear Shift
Ford Touring

$500 IN EXTRAS
1t has all the extras known TO =
Ford. with its Rocky Mountain
brakes Il Is Just the car for Sc
attic hills
A beautiful burnt-off paint job and
white wire wheels make IL the
best looking Ford In town,
ThAspecial deep cushions with seat
for bed make a wonderful
- TRY hotel
We sill sell on easy terms. Price
only ;2s5; only half its actual
value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
So STOCKS AND BONDS
Watson-Moore

We 80 s@thfNh 3 "a >. ~ ara Wv
1000 Western Smelt. G. Pr. Special
sIOCKS WANTEp-All DurAnt and
Star Motors. Central Finance. Fos-
ter 4 Kieisrr pfd. Multnomah
Lbr q Box. pfd. Olympic Hotel
Bonds. Lambert Tire & Rubber.
and all Mining, oil and New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Make $500
FIX THIS UP

FIX THIS VI
Five-room bungalow excellent lo-
cation. close To Roosevelt lligh;
needs u little paint, This Is dirt
cheap at $4,000. $500 cash, balance
monthly. No mortgage 10 assume.
Terry & Sanger, b320 10th ave N,
H., II u nwd-i9i3
NEW BUNGALOW, combination Ilv-
ing and dining room; beautiful
fireplace and light fixtures; Muir
ply bed: bTealtfast nook. built
IN features; wired for electric
range, Pembroke tub; garage In
basement: furnace, laundry trays;
near Woodland park Terms TO
sult buyer $500. 2O9 w 18th.
b72i Hcnton ayo $500 cash, terms.
owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
S3 500-S30O Down

buys a i-room bungalow In Walling
ford district. n few months old,
but Just Hike new; has 2 corner
bedrooms With bath between.
Kitchen with nook and comblna
ton living and dining room; fun
pInce: garage, etc. Duplicate Of
this home In selling al sa,2b0. so
here Ii your chance 10 save $3.50.
. Call IKE nwd-6iDl. or arrange 10
soe II tomorrow on sunday VI L25s
University way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
J WoNnEhFuL LIZ


! $4,750
WALLiNGFORp uuNuA.
Low CON PLETE ELY
: FURNISHED strictly
modern 5 drlIEhtfuI
rooms and bath. OAK
L0pHa. FIREPLACE.
guest closet. complete
: cabinet Kitchen with
: coy NOOK. cement
basement. IL Ellie II
2 FURNACE. laundry, gas.
!. lovely lot. GARAGE. etc.
All furniture. rugs,
: Grapes etc Included at
this price Terms ONLY
5000 CASH. First time
Z advertised and will sell
: tonight. Investigate II
looking for a real snap
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23
LINCE
GRADUACIoN DEL coLEGIo DE
SANTo TOMAS DE AQUINO
Junio 10 de 1926

FL microbes, "a del corriente, a
las ocho de la. noche, Ell reputado
Colegio Santo Tomas de Aquino ce-
lebrara sus ejercicios de gradua-
ci6n en- el Salon de Actos del Sc
Como es de suponerse la fiesta
ninario Conciliar.
quedara muy lucida. Tomaran en-
ella parte, adenas de los estudian-
tes, Ell Comisionado de instruction
" Mons. Jose Torres. Vicario Ge-
neral.
Cada dia ell Colegio Santo To-
mas de Aquino Sc hace mas mas
solicitado por eI immense ntmero de
padres que quieren darle sus hi
jos una solida educaci6n cat6lica
Su facultad es lnagn1fca y en- to-
DO esta al nivel de los mejores CO.
legios de su clase.
A continuation va ell variado
programa con que los concurrentes
seran entretenidos Ell microbes por
la noche en- Ell Senninario.
PRoGRANdA
Prtmera Parte
Salutatory Maria I. Herrera
Solo de Violin jose Lazaro
Obdulia C.. de Lazaro
Historic de Ia ClaSe
Fernando Pujals
George Washington
Enrique Labrador
The Capitol Dionisius Trigo
Solo de Violin Hortensia Mendez
Aurora saldana
Pete Cassidy and Patsy Flynn,
magicians Ma. Ortiz.
Segunda Parte
Solo de Violin Hortensia Mendez
Aurora Saldaiia
Profesias de la Clase
Manuel Benitez
Valedictory Justo Santos
Solo de Violin Jose Lazaro
Obdulia G. de Lazaro
Discourse de Clausura
Hon. Juan B. Huyke
Repartici6n de Premios y Diplomas
Mons. Jose Torres, ". G.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23
LAS VACAUONES
PARA LOS NINos

tras penas, pero pensad que 10 que
habeis aprendido, ST no 10 repasais;
pEede que algo Sc os divide. Repasan
10 aprendido, algo nuevo de clio SAGA
reis.
Haced como aquel fl6sofo que aun
siendo un sabio, al preguntarle un
amigo por que estudiaba, contest6le
''Es que no qutero darle aqua estan-
cada a mis- discfpulos".
Recordad que debeis alternar Ell
juego con el estudio A ambas cosas
dedicar Ell mismo tempo.
Que pas&ts unas vacacionss alegres
Y felices en- compadia de los seres
queridos. Que estas vacaciones de:l
mas amino q vuestros cuerpoS para
que al ensrar de n1evo q La escuela
podats desplegar todaS vuestras ener
gias para conquistar un nuevo triun-
70 al finaliEar el proximo afio escolar.
mo Qu1SIo LcI4u441d1 S1II 6uIcS uc-
searles que grabeis en- vuestras men
tes este bello pensamiento de un ce
lebre escritor: Estudiad, como 81
fuerais a vivir siempre, vivid, como
81 fuerais a nlorir maiiana. -
LINcE
JUNO 10 de 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23
YEA I'D: AQUI ESTA
10 MAS NUEVO
FL Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Viene Ahora en- Confites sin Gusto
Ell Mas Grande Reparador de
FucrZas.

Sonora, va no lloraran sus ni1os
d@biles y delgados cnando I'd. ne
cesite darles Aceite de HigaGo de
Bacalao. La ciencia medica progre-
sa rapidamente y I'd. puede conse-
guir ahora en- todas las boticas, el
verdadero Ace;te de Higado dc Ba-
ealao en- pastillitas azucaradas que
tanoo chicos como grande pueden
tolnar con facilidad y placer, du-
rante verano invierno.
El nuevo sistema le evita el su-
frimiento del NAL sabor y la con-
tinua repeticion estomacal del acei-
te Dor su pesada asimilaci6n.
A los hombres, las mujeres Y los
ninos que estan anemicos, debiles,
o delgados Y que necesitan obtener
fuerzas aumentar su peso, les
aconsejamos que tomen los confites
de Mccoy de Ace;te de Higado de
Baca'ao 81 no aumentan cinco IL
bras en- tre;nta d.as les devolvere-
mos su dinero.
~
Ona sonora aumento ounce IL
bras en- tres semanas. segun su mis-
mo medico v otra, diez iibras en-
tres semanas. Un nino sumamente
enfermizo de nueve amos de edad
aumento doce hbras en- siete meses
V on la actualidad juega con sua
, aniguitos Y tiene un buen apeti-
to que no tuvo nunca. Pida las pas
tillas de Mccoy de Aceite de HI
gado de Bacalao a su boticario >
81 81 no las tiene las podra conn.,
prar en- todas las buenas droguerias
| Unicos Distribuidores para Puerto
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23
DIR. JOSE VICENTE
$itkuS ANo-DNSIg

Especialista de 10 SociedAa EspAp,,.
u de Auxilie Nutuo Beneficsncia.
Horas de Ofictna:
n II \. N. , 1.S0 q 8 p. -
San Justo 80 (altos de 'El LOuvrs'l
celefouO 2z0 San JuAA. r. u
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23
Dr.. Ramon F. CarSsama
DNNTTHTA

snrticipA q gua c0legxs, cticnte& ,
amigos que ha trasladado 50 ofic
IN a Ia parada 10 frente nj teatre
Oltmpo donde ofrece sUm sarvicsOs
profaxtoHaIaR
tai liza eeasareA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23

Hoy empiezan, queridos nif1os, las
vacaciones escolares. Durante dos me
ses estareis sin volver pisar el au-
guSto salon donde en- union de los
queridos maestros y alegres compafie
ros, disfrut&steis de dias de dicha y
fehcidad, de dfas de alegrias y iris
te2a de dfas en- que distets de conner
vuestros cerebros, hambrientos de
saber, ell sabroso pan de La instruc-
cion.
Todo ha paSado. Diez meses de labor
escolar que Sc han lido para jaln&s
volver. IDiez mesesl lQu6 gran eau
dal de conocimientos habrets introdu
cido en- vuestras mentes Os hab6fs
preparado un POGO mas; habeiS eS-
calado un lugar mas alto en- La
escala del saber.
iCuantos. habr&n tai vez malgas
tado ese tempo precioso! iCuantos
habran creido que La escuela es I'm
lugar de distracci6nl
Muchos uuiz&s, como Sfsifo, Su
tieron con la piedra cuestas la EN-
pinada ascension, muchos, tai vez,
resbalaron al subirla y cayeron. No
tuvieron la suficiente fuerza de vo-
luntad para eInprender de nuevo Ia
Jornada.
ioh las horas perdidas malamentc.
foh los dias idos sin haber hecho al.
go de provecho para vosotros o para
vuestros semejantesl iQue horas y
I Que dias mas aciagos! Vosotros sois
/ gos! Vosotros sois j6venes; aun no
comprend6is ell valor que esas horas
perdidas representa-.
Recordad, queridos nifios, futures
ciudadanos la patria, que aQuel
que no aprovecha ell tempo en- atso
it'll para 81 o para la sociedad no me-
rece Ell cariiio nj el respeto de esa
naisma sociedad. Es un desgrac;ado
que a paso agigantado Sc adelanta
hacia ell umbral la miseria, de Ia
infel,cidad.
Contemplad temprano en- la mana.
ma, cuando ell rubio disco solar aso.
ma su faz por ell globo terraqueo, CO.
mo ell campesino esta en- su labor;
les pajarillos esa hora vuelan y
saltan en- busca de ahmento y abrigo
para srs hijuelos; ell comerciante
abre su establecimiento y ell emplea
do su oficina; Ell maestro SO prepara
para marchar La eScueal. TodoS ira
tajan. Asi cunplen la sagrada ley
de Dios.
vosotros tambien debeis trabaJar
Ell estudio debe ser vuestro trabajo
favorito.
Estais en- La edad color de rosa,
cnando todo son quimeras e idealis-
mo, cuando la vida Sc os presenta
en- forma de doncella que glia vues-
tros pasoS por caminos cubiertos de
rosas, en- un ambiente satl1rado de
embrisgadores perfumes; pero no ere
ais que esta vida es estable, no, ella
tiene sus grandes variaciones y aifi
nal de La jornada, cuando seals hon.
bres y mujeres, cuando llegueis a la
edad viril, empezareis a caminar So
bre guijarros y espinas. Desgraciado
entonces del que SO arrepienta de SO
guir tai camino. !. Ell desandarlo equi
valdria caer en- ell abismo.
Pero vosotros, queridos nilios, po-
dreis arreglar ese sendero. Ic6mo2
Por medic del estudio, de la instruc-
ci6n. WEN
Las vacaciones han empezado. No
creais que el tempo que os dejan Il
bre es para que jugueis y os distrai-
gals; no, no es para ESQ solo. Es
bueno que os divirtais, porQue la di-
version trae consigo La algeria, uni
CO lenitivo a nuestros males, nues-
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coNvoCAToR1A

CoNvoCAToRIA
La session ordinaria annual de la
Junta General de accionistas Sc ce-
lebrara el dia 20 de julio de 1925,
las ocho y media de la roche,
en- las oficinas del banco, en- Cabo
Rojo, P. B., para la cual Sc convo-
ca todoS.
Cabo Rojo, p. R.
is de JUNO, 1926.
Gonzalo Garcia MARINI,
secretario
Vo. Bo.
Enrique Lopez DELGADo,
Presidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23
BANco DE cABo RoJo
cABo RoJo, P. R.

A LOS sENoRES ACCIoNIsTAS
DEL BANco DE CARO- EoJo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23
DIRECTORlO
PROFESSIONAL.

PEDRC q. QUlEONES
Am..AIo Y NiyTkRIo
srAdusd. az In FIniversidac u
oenAsylvaplH Harvard y Puertt n
%. POstuia ante laA Uortes de r'nNr
10 Rico y Ooyte Federal
u ho- l2S Tea. 10. n. 3.
sdifi"so MA. A@e I1Ra, r. A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-23
BANCo TERRITORIAL Y AGRT-
COLA DE PUERTO RICO
SECCION DE AHoRRos

Hapiendo sufrido extravio la H.
breta ntimero 48, expedida por nues
ira Agencia de Manati, nombre
de doiia Carmen D&vila, Sc hace
saber: que pasados treinta dias des
pues de la primera publication de
este anuncio sin que tercera per-
soma Sc haya presentado a recla-
mar su mejor derecho, Sc lie expe-
dira ell correspondence duplicado
quedando sin valor La original.
FL Secretario,
P. RoCAFoRT,
San Juan, P. r.,
II de JUNO de 1926.
Advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
LESS &PEID AIIDED IS TRUCK DRYING

Tn. decision of ,l- Connecticut courary to lncgeas@ the running fin, ., motor buses between here ao 5tcort to s5 minutes, thus a.. u. the uectaei,y of travelling at a.. late Of srec1 was commeut- aJ, nd in the interest of sa',ty fr. F IS 10 be hoped tIat all other bu of the company aa also E'm oa nyJmse that vuu not ondanper thr Hn,s of the pub'ic. Tho same thing holds true Of the operation of indrp, buSses.
 Wht!e on the subject of safe tra>- e,ir@. the methods of som. motor truuk drivers are not 70 be olcr- looked Many truck drivers give the imrn ssion they are fully aware Of tnr sar, that in case of collision vii au automobile they will "grt tl a.st of it."
 ~n truck drivers are not con- fin to lhe highways in tAe oprH co ry, either; they are noticoab." oa .r} streets as we'll There would svu 10 be no va}id reason why 8 h,.>ry laden truck should drive tI ough the dowurown ~lry str.' r- at speed greater than lighter anl nc~ vasj'y managed au'omohi',s a'- i,ma, under similar c:rrumsta0c.s Jl-. n,orc thesc Ur- WI. written w. .u,rccd a largr truck laden With s,o0 'rundle past tho Center, with traGuc all about if, ,astor than any auoayJHe dared 10 go at the mo m,a'. Reaching Wost Main i tutn.a the corner with The iul"rio"e air Q! 6 locomotive. or course, ther- wus mo -ousion. for lhe sample reason thai ta'oss,s dolged the monster ab"1' like pedestrians sometimes iole- oa.omom'os But tac point is no track drivers are entitled 10 act that way.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
Mrs. Traprock

MrS. lraprOcK
 By Wallace M. Bayliss It is no fun to live the sort of life That falls to any famous fellows
 wife For as a rule, the public thinks she
 had A strong hand in the making of
 the lad. Now l ask you If any decent dame Would care to share in Trsprock's
 well known fame; Much less to be the cause of such
 a thing? The imputation carries quite a
 sting! In Mrs. Traprock's childhood and
 her youth She uttered naught save that which
 was the truth. And then young Walter came to
 beau her round And told his tales fantastic and pro-
 found He charmed the maid, as girls have
 ever been, By what is said by easy-talking
 men. He told. and she believed, that an-
 Cient pun That two folks can live as cheap as
 one. Iris said that man and wife in time
 will grow To be alike; in this case it is so; Alas to think he was one of those
 gents Who do not yield to woman's in- fuenCe; That she should grow to be the
 same 3s he! Which teaches all the world. claims
 Mrs. T., That maidens who to wifehood may aspire Should know that ey'ry lover is a liar.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
JOHN BULL SINGS A SONG OF RUBBER

A headline in the Herald stated that the British government not worried at the price," referring to the price of crude rubber. There seems to be no reason for worry - in England. The price of crude rubber having increased four-fold since last year, and the dependen- cies of England and Holland hay ing a virtual monopoly of the sup ply, there is nothing for either na- tion to worry about The United States, as the chief market, is in a different position. Every tire on every automobile sings the song of British and Dutch rubber prosper ity.
 It was not more than two years ago, or perhaps three, when the British rubber interests were en- deavoring to find greater uses for rubber, So that there would be a consumption consistent with pro- duCtion. They thought lot of uten- sils could be made of rubber and had started q vast educational cam paign having that object in view.
 But meanwhile a new scheme was tried. The rubber industry was organized" under government su- perVision just like the Brazilian government tried to "organize" or stabilize" the coffee industry. We have never known of case when such efforts were applied to an in dustry that increased prices to the public did not result. In the case of rubber the ministrations of the British government were so thor ough that the prosperity of the in l dustry has been unparalleled, such reorganization" or 'stabilization' usually waves aside all laws of sup ply and demand and the ultimate consumer pays the fiddler. The in creased millions that the British and Dutch rubber industry is getting out of the United States is like picking
 our pockets. We have 10 buy theil
 rubber and the Clayton anu-trus
 law doesn't go beyond the 12-mllt ] limit
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
Observations On The Weather

Washington, July 15.-Forecast for Southern New England: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; not much change in temperature; mod crate south and southwest winds
 Forecast for Eastern New York: Partly cloudy. probably ehowers in north portion tonight and Thursday; not much change in temperature; moderate to fresh south and south west winds.
 Conditions. Pressure IS relatively high on the New England coast and low in the interior from the lake region southward to the Gulf. Showers occurred during the past 4 hours over narrow belt from Michigan southwestWard 10 Texas and at few places in New Eng land and the middle Atlantic states. IL is warmer in the Ohio valley and eastward 10 the New England coast but elsewhere temperatures have not changed materially.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity partly cloudy weather becoming unsettled Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

(present in four). the plant will grow and multiply. AS the plants feed they cause the sugar in the composition to be broken up, and bubbles of gas and alcohol are formed; the sticky gluten of the flour holds the bubbles and causes the mass to swell or rise. c. Where are the Pyrenees and what is the highest peak of these l mountains?
 A. The Pyrenees are broad chain of lofty mountains running from the Bay of Biscay. 27s miles eastwards to the Mediterranean. forming the boundary between France and Spain. They are highest in the center, Mount Maladetta reaching 11,168 feet.
 Q. To what state did Panama formerly belong, and when was her independence recognized by thS United States?
 r A. Panama was formerly a de- partment of Columbia, and deI clared it's independence November 3, 1903. On November 13, of that year the United States recognized its independence.