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The Washington times., 1925-05-06
COMMUNITY SINGING AT
LANCDON SCHOOL MEET

A musical program featuring
community singing will be given
by the Langdon Parent-Teacher
Association Friday at o'clock 1T
the Langdon School. In addition
to the community singing there
will be a talk on music apprecia-
ton and music memory contest
The business meeting will bO
held at o'clock in the afternoon.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
WELFARE BODY
HEAD BRINGS
SUIT
Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner
Wants Accounting From
Mrs. MurieI crichton

: Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner, presi-
dent of the Woman's Welfare Asso-
citation. has filed suit in the Dis
trict Supreme Court against Mrs.
Muriel Crichton. former president of
the association; Mrs. j. Irwin Steel
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
Lecture to. Penguins

New Methods in Education" will
be discussed tonight by Miss Alice
Barrows, Of the United States
Bureau of Education, before the
Penguin Club, 1712 / street north
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

MRS. MARY r. BENEDICT
ala PAYsoN STREET. KEWANEE. ILLINOIS
Kewanee, Illinois. - ''When was
married about a year and a half ]
took Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound because of i'll health. /
did not have any children. ] now
have two healthy little girls and ! am
sure would not have had them had
it not been for your medicine. Last
spring and summer ! got all run
down, irregular, and had awful
headaches, and my back and side hurt
me so that could stay up only a
short time. My limbs would get so
tired and ache till ! could cry. /
started to take the Vegetable Com
pound again and used the Sanative
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
cBMEDZENIE POCTU STAT
NEHO URADNfCTVA v CSR.

z Prahy. (CEPS) Tunajsie den
Milky prinasajd zpravy, jake bu-
De ciselne obmedzenie zamestna-
nectva jednotlivych statnych IL
radoch. Najvacsl pocet zamest-
rancov prepusti ministerstvo ze-
leznic, kde 20 statnych sluzieb Je
odstranene 1854 osob. Minister
stvo post prep6st a 1900 zamest-
nancov, ministerstvo financil g.
500, ministerstvo Mar. obrany g.
300, ministerstvo vnlltra 1880,
ministerstvo verejnych prac TO,
ministerstvoh skolstva 662, mini
sterstvo zemedelstva 525 a pod.
Il celkoveho poctu prepustenych
zamestnancov, ktory presahuje
$4,000 osob, 1862 zamestnancov
podalo ziadost' "a vystupenie 20
sluzby. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
Yo11as4owrsx1 aLoyrnsx1 ROvIN1

no pripomenilt akciu vyzivoya-
ciu, dotuvanil ministerstvom pre-
zasobovanie a doplnoyanl pro-
striedkov miestnych spolkov G.
krKa. Tato akcia zachycuje znac-
ne ,percento skolskej mladeze a
zlepsuje zdavotny stav celej pod
.vyzivou trpiacej generaeie pri-
spieva tiez ilcinne k boju proti-
tuberkuloznemu. Deti, ktore sa Il
Gastnia vyzivoyacej akcie, sn We
dene zaroven k praktickemu o.
svojovaniu 81 najdolezitejsich hy-
gienickych pravidiel. Stravova-
cich stanic bolo na Podk. Rusi V
minulom roku v cinnosti "a. Mimo
vysledkov rydze zdravotnych jaw
sa ich blahodarny 1cinok az 100
percent zlepsenou navstevou skol
a pokrokom v skolskom prospe-
chu deti miestach, kde tieto sta.
nice fungovaly. O rozsahu vyzl-
vovacej akcie svedci fakt, re V u
vedenych "a stravovacich stani-
ciach roku 1924 vydane bolo
1872, All kilogramov potravin, pred
stavujncich vyzivnost' 1885
93S kalorii, pri naklade Kcs. L.
693,57O. Vedl'a tejto planovitej
akcie prevadza Cerveny Kriz O.
kamzit1 vypomoc V roznych kra-
ioch Podk. Rusi. O prazdninach
organizuje c. Krfz detske kolo-
ME, ktorych bolo minulom ro-
ku 7 pre- IT'S deti do cesk%ch
rodin bolo odoslan6 V troch Wy
pravach 131 detf.
Nemaly vyzram pre- Podk. Rus
ma organizacia dorostu Cervene-
no Kriza, ako propagation detskeJ
hygieny prostredi mimoskof-
skom, najma rodinnom. ' Doio,
ste bolo koncom roku 1924-1923
ma Podk. Rusi sdruzeno lO,l4'
deti. V tychto rastie Cervenemr
Krizu sviezi kmen socialnych pra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31

nych pomerov, celia t 'archa pee
hvosti 0 diet'a, ktoru sa v O
statnyeh ciastkach republiky deli
niekol 'ko korporacii, lezi tn w
hradne na organizaciach Cerve-
neho Kriza.
Uvazime-li tento stav veci, Ja-
via sa vysIedky docielene dobro-
vol 'nou peclivost'ou Q diet'a na
Slovensku a v Podkarpatskej Ru-
81 vo svetle tym priaznivejsom.
Zvlast' Ma nasej najvychodnejsej
ciastke republiky = na Podkar-
patskej Rusi = musime 81 cent
vykomanu pracu, lebo tuna mimo
ostatnych cinitel'ov haiti socialnu
cmnost' tiez kulttirna zanedba-
lost obyvatelstva a chudoba kra-
jov.
Csl. c. Kriz pojal do svojho pro
gramu pracovneho peclivost' 0
mladez, vzt'ahuj1cu sa IA diet a
cd jeIho pocatia v lone matkinom
az do veku, ked' vstupuje do Ii
vota nalezite vyzrojene pre- samo-
statne povolanie. Do konca rokll
1924 olo v desiatich poradnach
Ochrany matiek "a deti, ktore IA
Podkarpatskej Rusi organizuje q
vedie Csl. c. K, zaregistrovane
1867 det1 do 6 rokov a 1882 mat
kan udelena bola V 9,232 pripa-
doch lekarska porada. Ako vidno
z uvedenEch dat, pocina sa tato
institucia i IA Pok. Rusi ujimat'
V peclivosti mladez skolou
povinnou, prevlada dosiaP znac-
ne charakter pomoci dobrocinnej.
Nepriaznive hospodarske pomery
zeme vyvolavaju stale este nut
most zakrokov Statu c. Kriza.
Ma tUto pomoc prispievaju pri-
sluSne ministerstva znacne vel.
kImi ciastkami Csl. c. X. tech
nickym prevadzanim podniky re,
alizuje. Ma prvom mieste je nut,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
PECLIVoST o DIETA MA sLo-
VENSKU A PODK. RUSI.

Ct. o. Valne shromazdenie
miestnych spolkov Csl. Cerveneho
kriza, ktore sa konalo minu-
lych dnoch v Brne, umoznilo nam
nahliadnut' do mnohostrannej
einnosti, ktoru rozvija tato hui
mamma institucia snahe lepsi
dnesok a zajtrajsok nasho Pudu.
Brnenslxy sjazd bol predovsetkym
prehliadkou vykonanej prace na
vychode nasej republiky, na Slo-
vensku Fodkarpatskej Rusi.
Ked uyazime take pomery' a
nesnadze, ktore hatily pracu Csl.
G. Krlza, musime bez sporu pri-
znat', ze bilancia, ma sjazde po-
dana, bola cestna a 1spesna.
Presahovalo by to rance nash .
clanku, keby SINE chceli prebrat'
celv snhrn ikolov, ichz splnenie
81 Cerveny Kriz wal "a pole svo-
JeJ cinnosti. Pre- dneSok chceme
sa iba obmedzit' nn ocenenie Jed
noho najdolezitejsich odborov
socialnej cinnosti Cs. c. X. - pee
livosti diet'a.
Ma Slovensku a Podkarpatskej
Rusi je totiz na rozdiel od zemi
ceskych dobrovol'na peclivost 0
diet'a snstredena vylucne V spoil
koch Cerven6ho kriza, ako to bo-
10 zjednane vyslovnou dohodou :
kompetentnymi cinitel mi. a to z
dovodu, zeby sa socialne cinnost'
v tomto odvetvi zbytoGne nekom-
iplikovala a netriestila. Znamena- Ii
tato uprava nepopieratel'n ne zied-
nodusenie po stranke kompeten-
Gle, stavla sama Ease ma druhc !
strane pracovnfkov Cerventho
kriza pred ukoly vel'mi t'azkt,
lebo nehPadiac k t 'azkostiam. Wy
plyvaJucim 20 zvlastnych miest-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
; 81

boi pcSadovsny nielen malou sku-
piA6u aristokratov,. ale al sirsi-
mi krnhami ohyvAtspstva. Pora-
de bcli pritomni prislusaici mai
.r6zaeisich stran, Legiaimisti hod-
lajn prevadzat' stroke zalozend
propaganda v prospeeh Ottovho
navratu a presvedeovat' l'ud o
poitickych i hospodhrskych do
mnelych vyhedach, ktore by ma
vrat Habsburgov priviedol. Ma
porakle bolo usnesepe, ably vse-
ftky legitimistieke silly boly sra
;zene jeden six q aby pre- legi-
timna ,aySlienku bola 1plne III
skana vladna strana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31

covnikot.
Peclivost' 0 diet'a je zakladom
socialnej peclivosti vobec. Mama
ha a hmotna Obet' ma nu vynalo-
zena odmeni sa mnohonasobne ME
len IA generacii dorastaj ajucej, ale
ina generaciach budlcich. Je pre-
to vel 'lou povinnost 'ou veskere-
no obyvateIstva, ably prinieslo
po.hopenie ia ochotne podavalo
pomocn1 ruku tym, ktori wall M
scba t'azky, ale vd'aeny dkol =
pracovat' pre- telesny dusevny
rozkvet l'udn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
MAnARI 0HC1 LEN xnkI,A,

z Budapesti. lCEPS) q Butla-
pesti sn oznamovane podrobnosti
0 prvom vePkom saromazdenf ma
d'arskyeh legitinistov {kral 'ov-
skych privrzencov), ktor6 sa ko-
nalo v zamku grofa BatthyiAnyi-
no Kormendu. Ako sa oznamal-
je, schodza konala So ma priamy
pokyn eNcisarovny Zity, ktora 81
praje, aby' legitimisticke hnutie
bolo rozsirene ma najsirsie vrst-
Wy ably navrat "kral'a Ottu "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31

zykovych. " Cesku bolo $3.50
sko, na Morave 4,56L, Sliezsku
1,070, ma Slovensku 4, ,129 q v Pod
karpatskej Rusi TIC. Dl'a druhov
bolo celkov6ho poctu Ia vyso-
kych skol, $50 strednych, 564 od-
bornych, 2,254 pokracovacich,
1866 obcianskych, 13,94 Pudo-
vysh a 1,475 ostatnIeh.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
SKOLSTVO v REPUBLIKE.

Dl'a statneho Gradu statisticke-
no bolo V Csl. republike V skol-
skom rku 1923-24 V celku 20, ,236
sk6l, toho 1884 ceskosloven-
skych, 500 rusinslaych, 5,O49 ne
meckych, l23 pol'skyc'h, 2 rumun-
ske, 5 hebrejskych a 1862 viacjti-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
10 MILIoNov MA sKoLY.

II Ministerska rada sa usniesla, a..
by sa cfm skorej opravovaly skol-.
skt budovy vojnou poskodene,
mjma ma Slovensku, kde nieto
sk6l, maiil sa vybudovat'. Pre- tic
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31

to ciele pvol'uje ministerska rada
10 milionov kor,ln.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27
HAIL INSURANCE.

A farmers Wheat Crop is prin-
cipally his livelihood.
Into it he puts his thought his en-
ergy, money and his time.
Out of it he expects a fair return
for year of hard work and waiting.
1t is therefore essential that he safe
guard it every way possible.
OF all calamities that may visit a
farming community. none is more de-
structive than hail A raking of hail
will cut field of growing wheat to
pieces in 80 seconds and there is no
way of preventing it. but there is a
way of protecting yourself against
loss from this cause and that is by ia
king out one of Our Hail Policies.
Let us tell you about it.
Washington. Alexander & Cooke,
Insurance of all kinds.
Charles Town, w. Va,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27
.AND THEN THE HAIL CAME

You have heard this many a time
a neighbor or a friend describing a
crop that bid fair to be record crop
breaker, telling Of the money in his
hands-''and then the hail came"
Of course we could 90 on the old
way--taking a chance; having our
fling with the weather. winning or
losing and worrying all the time. Just
so folks used to gamble with fire.
but what property owner today would
consider leaving his property unin-
sufed?
We will take this chance for you
at a very small cost
Washington Alexander & Cooke,
Insurance of all kinds.
Charles Town. W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. B.. II Riddleberger
and Mr.. and Mrs w Irwin motored
to their old home at Edinburg, Va,
and spent the weekend.
The many friends of Miss Ger
trude Eddy and Miss Frances Mark
ell will be sorry to learn of their
resignation from the staff Of the
Charles Town General Hospital,
where they have been employed for
number of years. The many pat
tents at the Hospital, who have bene-
fitted by their faithful and untiring
care. will join in wishing them well
and in testifying to their skill and
efficiency.
Mr.. John d. Crowell, of Staunton,
Va, visiting his sister, Mrs. Thos. c.
Bowling here.
wick, Nd, has been visiting her mot
her Mrs. j. Buddenhagen.
Mrs. Virginia Souders is quite
sick at her home on West Washing
ton street.
Mrs. Willie Mason and daughter,
Miss Maggie, who have been spend
ing some time at the Charles Town
Inn, have returned to their home at
Rappahannock, County. Va.
Mrs. George Shirley has returned
from Charlottesville Va, where she
has been visiting her son who has
been quite sick. He is greatly inn
proved.
DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Rau Of Freder-
lex, were here Saturday visiting their
daughter, Miss Sarah Rau, who will
be graduated on June 2 at st. Hilda
Hall.
Mr.. E. d. Turner former county
superintendent of public schools for
jefferson county and principal of
the Kabletown school, was here on
Friday, Mr.. Turner was operated on
eleven weeks ago, and has recovered
very much since he had his long i'll
ness.
Mr.. C. E. Blue. well known fruit
grower of Charlottesville. Va. who
owns a large orchard, at Kearneys-
vile. was here on visit for
some days spending most of his time
with Mr.. Herbert C. Miller at the lat
ter's place.
Mrs. Frank Beckwith, who has
been very i'll at her home here the
past week, has improved considerably
in the past fw days.
Mr.. Rolfe Gerhardt vent to Hunt
ington and ParkersburG on Friday.
Mr.. John d. Crowell Of Staunton,
Va, visiting his sister, Mrs. Thos. g.
Bowling here this week
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27


called to Kearneysville early Tues
dav morning, the brooder house of
Mr.. f. O. Trump being totally de-
stroyed by fire, and the house en-
dangered.
Charles Town Road District by w.
m. NJ. Burns, purchased the corrug-
ated iron storage building sold re-
Gently by the County Commissioners
on Washington Heights east of Char
les Town. Mr.. Burns bid was 1915.
The buildings. all metal is 80 by $50
feet. 1t viii be used to store road
machinery and road material.
Superintendent William A. Whit
tington, of Edge Hill Cemetery, Cha
rles Town, announces that the ceme-
terry is in a presentable condition for
Memorial Day, May 80. The work
of moving the grass on the lots, and
cleaning up debris that so frequently
disfigured the cemetery in years past
has been completed. Visitors at the
cemetery will be pleased with its
neat appearance.
Perry c. Poston, former resident
of Charles Town, while cleaning a
floor with gasoline at 3427 Fourteen
tn ST., N. W., Washington, d. C.,
was painfully burned on the arms
face when some of the gas exploded.
Several companies of the fire depart
ment responding to an alarm extin-
guished the flames after the house
had been damaged. Mr.. Poston was
taken to a hospital to have his injur-
les treated.
| Mr.. VIM. Theodore, formerly of
firm of Theodore Brothers, Cloth
iers in Charles Town, underwent an
operation in Baltimore for the re-
moval of one of his eyes. The oper-
alton was necessary because of the
growth of a tumor back of the eye.
He had been suffering pain in the
affected eye for some time, and on
returning to his home in Baltimore
on Thursday of last week after hav-
ing been in Charles Town, few days
he became blind in it, the loss of 81
CHIT prompting him to seek expert ad-
vice, surgical operation resulting.
A state road crew have about COM
pleted the rebuilding of Mildred
street through the town of Ransom
corporation line to the northern limit
of the town on the Leetown road.
The repairs were made with water
bound macadam. Rarnson corporal
ion authorities have improved Fourth
Avenue from Mildred to George St
rect by grading and macadamizing it
Over this section of Fourth avenue
school children pass in going to the
Ransom public school. Eleventh ave.
nue. east of Mildred has also been re
ceiving some attention from the
street committee of the town.
The new plant of the Harpers Fer
nv Electric Light and Power Co. L
nearing completion. The building L
of brick metal painted inside white
velevecote, giving it fine interior
appearance One 325 KVA general
or is already on the floor and will bt
installed in about ten days One OF
her on the road for immediate IN
stallation of $50 KVA capacity ant
the company plans an additionl o.
750 KVA capacity, making the har
pers Ferry plant approximately loo'
KVA water power development.
The company hopes to be runnini
one generator in about 80 days. Mr.
Eugene Bready, Supt., has charge O
the rebuilding and re-instalatlon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27

We visited the Ice Cream Factory
of Mr.. Charles II. Lucas. at the Ice
Plant in Ransom, few days ago,
where Mr.. Lucas invited us to sample
the product produced by him. The
ice cream was about the best we
ever ate, and we consider ourselves
good judges. Mr.. Lucas uses none
but the best, pure. pastureized cream
and milk that can be procured, and
the result is that the production of
an excellent article, which can't be
beat for flavor and richness. He
has had 20 years experience in the
business. Read his advertisement in
this paper.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27
A MESS OF FRESH FISH.

Our old friend, Peter Brooks, sup
piled the Editor last week with some
fine fresh fish. Peter keeps nice
fresh fish at all times, in cold and
hot weather, in season and out of
season. If you want the best fish
the market affords, call on him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27

RENNER'S.

Mrs. Pansv Waters Cook, of Char
les Town, who has been teaching this
year in Page county, Va, has been
appointed on the faculty of Luray
College a new institution of learning
to be opened next fall in Luray
The college will be co-educational,
men. She will have charge of the
commercial course.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27

Lucy Armstrong, eolored, died at
her home in the western part of
Charles Town, on Tuesday morning,
at an advanced age. She was the
widow of the late Abe Armstrong,
and was sister of Thomas Nelson.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27

Emma Lockley. colored, died at
Kearneysville, Monday, aged 40
years. She was the wife of George
VIM. Lockley. The funeral will take
place at Kearneysvile, at IL o'clock,
on Wednesday,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27

is a king in his own
lthy man an unhappy
bure blood add slug
(urdock Blood Bitters.
lbs years. $1.25 a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27

There will be an lee Cream and
Strawberry Festival held at the
Kabletown School House. on We'd
nesday night, June 8, for the benefit
Aron Park Club Everybody cordial
ly invited.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27
kews

Jews.
As Clarence
Town Hospital
.,-sry viii be
Z from 1890 GO TO
K Friday after
Baker have laid
n front Of the
ressrs. Clipp and
s -
street.
n. s. D. A. R.,
Straberries and
Legion lawn,
o. 5nd The pub
III to attend.
las laid a concrete
'front.' Of the prop
ner. and a con
Font of Mr.. H. d.
20 vs's on North
\ improves that
ery much.
L. will be obser-
M memorial day in
the usual inter-
In be held in the
Wood Cemetery.
IT, delivered by
chael, of Hagers-
hike has received
& graduation exer-
ey High School,
on Thursday eve
Her nephew, Mr.
1 on Of Mr.. Lewis
{erlv of Charles
L. Editor of the
|, is one of the
NJ. West. of Rip
krdstown to attend
r. Wiest's brother,
/ who died suddenly
II May Is, from
II. West was born ]
81 years ago, and
/ lifelong resident
| He was married
| Thompson, nearly
hrs. West survives
onJ he leaves two
/ Gerardstown, pro-
| there, and Charles
[ounty and five sis
new State road be-
town and the Nor
grounds-about one
,raded and the bed.
lace. The work OF
mailer size of stone
yesterday and these
/ rolled as fast a:
II is axnected that
Dad will be open tx
1uple of weeks-tht
nat they will have il
on by our memoria
[ will be a consider
to have this part o.
for then the Ridge
as a detour, saving
lance for person.
wn- Shepher6stowr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27

Cedar Tubs and Buckets. at
Renner's
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-27

laid a concrete
|t = Of the prop
~ and a con-
Eront of Mr.. H. d.
bee, on III th ~
|erv much.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-10
DECREASE NOTED IN
 POTATO CROP ACREAGE
Four Per Cent Decline in New Eng. land, Government Survey
 Shows

Wakefield, Mass, July to. F,-A decrease Of four per cent in the acreage planted in potatoes in New EnFland compared with last years acreage is indicated in reports re- coiN'l by the New England crop reporting service here. The acreage this year Is 222.oo0 as against 23l,- ooo last year. The five year aver age IS 22400O acres
 Aroostook county. Maine, reports 1"o,0Qo acres Of potatoes this year compared with 106,00O last season. The total Maine potato acreage is l2S,oop compared with l35.000 last year. Now Hampshire is tho one stat" that reports q gain from 14,0n0 acres last year 10 15,000 this season. Vermont reduced her average from sN,ooo last year to 25,0oO this year. Massachusetts reports practically no change from the 1924 acreage of -h.ooQ, but Rhode Island shows a five per cent decrease from her 2,7oo acres Of last year and Con- necticut a seven per cent decrease from her total Of 25,o00 acres in 1924 10 25o0o this year.
 The crop nearly everywhere was said 10 he in excellent condition due 10 abundant rains in June.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-10

hieles to slow down to five miles an hour before crossing the following intersections: Park and Stanley, East Main and Stanley. East and East Main. Winter and Main. Park and Bigelow, Pleasant and East, Hart and Arch, Hart and Lincoln, High and Lake streets.
 Chief of Police w, C. Hart, Traffic Sergeant John J, King and Council. man Arthur N Rutherford attended the meeting
 lt was voted to ask the Chamber of Commerce 10 provide more signs 10 direct tourists In the absence of such signs, many visiting motor ists now stop at traffic stands 10 in- quire and traffic IS delayed.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-10
ROGERS FOR GOVERNOR

Oklahoma City, July 10 Rl-A re- ported movement 10 entice Will Rog- CTS, coWboy-actor. from the foot lights along Broadway and make him candidate for governor of Oklahoma next year. vas looked al aSkauce hv Oklahoma politicians today The project was reported last night from RartlesvtIle where lt vas said a definite plan 10 en- dorso Rogers for the democratir nomination was being formed. 4 statement from Rogers in regard to the affair is awaited before the boom" is started. however.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-10
TRADE SHOP WINS

The Trade Shop team of Landers Interdepartment league took a fall out O. the Shippers last night at the company's recreation field to the tune of 10 ?. The Shippers were not in it at any time during the game and had six errors 10 make things worse for them. Joey Fitz- patrick went back into the pitch CTS box for the first time in a long time last night but his sIants were too fast for his opponents and Hill strand relieved him, Morton and Klatka were the big stickers for the Trade Shop while 0Connen owed we'll for the Shippers.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-10
litrlelq Tips ./< On\ 3 90all!!d!oSoff9 zIzife,.J2z3*
by MORRIS ACKERMAN

It IS well to give your tackle box careful inspection before making that long looked for fishing trip. Be prepared.
 Nothing is quite so disconserting as losing a strong fish on weak tackle.
 Just let's remember that a fish. Ing trip not only costs money but each moment Is most precious to the fishing party.
 Plan your trip and your eauip- ment.
 Be sure and have an ample sup ply Of fresh and suitable lines.