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New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

ETW BRITAIN FILING CO.-Al kinds file and marble work done uromptly. Fred H'ssJ-ser. Phone East Hampton .45-lc. OHjce s' 'Ss Stanley St" New prtts,-,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
How to Write A BETTER Miscellaneous For Sale Ad

Include These Points
 first, This is the readers guide, 2-Describe them as to condition, coor make and other points.
 making sale 4-Reason for selling. 5--Prces. 6-Compete name, address and telephone number of the advertiser.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

MISS Nj STETNH HAUS-pitvate instruction in collegiate. fox tIot md waltz danGlis, studio united Bldg. Room Ell thone 30io-t
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

BASSETT ST-Pleassnt, furnished room. Nurse or business woman who wants to r,, oNlh meals rrcfarred Rar sI-E
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
TO RENT NoSr HYGIEN1C APARTMENT IN THE CITY ONLY FIFTY YARDS FROM HIGH SCHOOL

,rAFTMENTS OT FIVE AND SIN ROOMS. EVERY ROOM IS EN- POSED TO SUNSHINE AND PER FECT LIGHT. ROOMS ARE SUPPLIED WITH MODERN LIGHTING SYSTEM, SUNpES. SCEEENS, ETC. BATHROOM CONTAINS UP-T o. pNTE PLT-NB1NG FIXTURES: SLOWER BATH, TILE FLOOR, ETr.
 TIrcHrH IS SUPPLIED WITH uoT WATER SYSTEM, ROLLING MOVING BOARD, AND ICE BON ,NNNFrTION. STEAM HEAT. JANITOB SERVICE, PRIVATE GARAGES. VERY REA- -oNARLE RENT, rEADl TIE FIFTEENTH Nt AUGUST,
 AFFIT
 ". VI. KRIknEtAN,
 2; RCrKWELL AVE.
 rHn>E :flI
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

CREDIT FOR ALL We extend to every one the same helpful credit service banks give big business,
 IP TO $500 TO HoU5EKEEPEE5 Friendly-human- EaSv ro- ralmcnt plan. Money in 2i hours. only lawful interest,
 Call, write CT phone.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

DINING ROOM SET-hufet taIIe and , chairs in good condition. VIII sell rheala eT t;la1dlrg St
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

 
  Columns, Building FORM THE READING HABTr
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

c3nmunieats with ttens r,ateu or cs=trsete-. Excellent business pysresitiez. H. shulsatk.f Becklsy, 1enr Ts tta-17.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

E'I 0W WVaTS ETtTeTTtu' BOX VIE CENTRALLY LOCATED-furnishsd room gentleman preferred. Box i4-WH, Her ala nhira
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
ROOFING
EMPLOYMENT
Agents Wanted

Agents Wanted 40 SALESMEN Guaranteed Pure Wool fit- to-meas sure $50 clothes s23.S6, Largest commissions ever offered. We deliver and collect. Dept. Crane.Kent Clothes Cincinnati,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

FALL TE!ILl,I.--' oofeI. slate, gravel. ss- phait. tn and sl'ng!e roofs New nj rAusiriue. Phone 1890,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

BARCLAY TILE MARBLE CO.-Tile for all de"orsti,e and sanitary purposes, interiot and eAieIioi. MaIhle, n'osaics, terrazzi Nals. ceilings, tInurs- Cost ts small benefit, sreat, d42 Arch st, Phone sfGu
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

h''h( HILL AVE" 9i- tenement of rooms, gag, electric lights, etc. Inquire n lnnr v '--
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Teuemeuts

HASsETr ST, ol9-tcn"mcnt of s rooms | all modom Improvements, 3 family houso. Inquire ?l7 Rossett st. BEAVER ST. I15 B room tGnomcnf new rsut and vanish Rent reasonable. Mra, senski. BELpUN ST fS~5 room teDomcnt, all Improvements at "s Reldon sf, BRONSON ST. S--5 rooms, all improve monts, rent S"o, Impure "nd floor GUUSTHLT ST. S1--6 rooms all nice and ,l"7n all tnlproycments i2o nonthly. CHEsTNLT ST. n7-rarker Block, 5 room tenement, all improvements. heat turntshed Will be ready August lst. Inquire Frank Nuir, 5i9 Main St, hnNNECTIEUT NYE. '7--new house, 5 rooms. all modem Inquire 9nd door, C0NNpFT0N ST, 2i-4 room tenement, 9lI modern improvements App'g 1st fioor,
 COTTAGE summer n.ell eaWrrAd. all ror, enjcnecs, for rcuaindor of ths sea son Myrtle B"1"h Phone :o DENNY ST SS--5 room apartment, all mod"rn Inquire lst floor.
 DWIGHT ET, o5-6 room tenemont ond floor modern Improvements. rent req sonahle rall Gt R, I, Jones. 35 Myrtle St, or ph"no ">5
 EAST ST, Gi6--one four and one five room tenement, all improvements. In qrtro on premises. Tel. 9S23. rAIEvGEW ST l57--tenemcnt 10 rent all mp lo, omcnts. Near Chestnut st, TIVE EOOMS-furntshod flat tn reus for mos. from Oct. to April. Reliable cou- { rlc, References required, Write, Her GARrrN ST "g--5 room apartment, modern improvements Inquire End floor. Fhouc %G77.
 GLE" ST. l7o--4 rooms to rent. impure L. Rriu t5 Hartford Ar. Toi 761-1. GETI5NWODT ST, Ilf-5 room tenrm"nt, all improvements. Inquire 5rd floor. GREENWOOD ST, iRo-5 rooms, all i'm, rrov"ments, first floor. Inquire End | HTNFY aT- I4--5 room tenement to rent
 Aprl" @nd floor
 NGFTFORp C0UTT APAFTMENTS--
 5 rooms, steam heat hot water. clectrt"
 refrigeration, tile hathroom, shower raths, etc. Most modern apartments in thS city. For fur'h"r information "7N
 Fred Faoklffe Park St, cor, BigeloW
 S' Phone tN74
 11trAIETTE ST 42-5 roon1s. all modem | improyemcuts sujt7nc for roomng g
 house. ralI fS Broad St. 1 LINCOLN ST, il2-trnNmont ot $ rooms.
 all unIwo'"wrnl' Adults desired. In
 quir" on pr'mseA
 LINrOTN ST, lc2--S rooms, downstairs.
 rri,ate entrance and fireplace. Inquire
 i"5 Lmoou s. W. F, Crahtree L1NW0Op ST, 2T9--5 room tenement 10
 lont new houe", Phone 1174 ar @oS3, LTNWOOp ST. 95@-cor. Arch St. 6 rooms
 2rd floor, all improvements, new house
 W, II. Nrt"alfc. list floor. HAYWOOD ST. 7'-5 rooms, all modern
 tmrro'emorts Phone :St2.
 MAIN ST, 37l--5 room heated apartment.
 Apply Henry Moraus, S66 Main st, MIN ST. COR- ELM-a ! room apart
 mont, steam heat, hot water and ianitor scrlire. See Cohn about it or Thone MAIN sT.-5 room apartment. all 'm-
 pro, cmcnts steam heat. Apply 10 Sick
 Urk lo2 Ea9s"u st, Phone ttN-4, NNPIE ST. ifo--f rooms, all improve
 mcnt- Inquire "nd floor. Phone 1jS-i+, MONTH ST. 2i0-95O--5 and room apart
 ncnts to rent with all modern convcn-
 tcurcs Soc cohn about it Phone "i95, N0TTU MAIN ST. -6l8-5 room apart
 mont. steam heat modern improvement s
 tpplv | Rerkowitz, 6o6 No Main st.
 rnour "Gp2,
 | ;,,,,,,-,,,7 T,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

KEEP THE-summer heat out with avn ings, Estimates cheerfully given. Eddy Awning X Decorating Co.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
MERCHANDISE
Watches, Dlnmonds. Jewclry

NdtChcS, DinmOnus, JeWeIy 67 DIAMONDS-rese wnile you walt and in your own presence at 1. fiesncka Si0 Main St. opp. Commercial St. wA1CHEs-get up-to.date Waltham. El- sin or Hamilton; good allowance made on your old watch, lilmbeIg & Horn. 5g2 Main St.. 10 R. R. Arcade. slLVERWARE-and jewelry. Visit our new store opposite East Main St. 5. Georges iS6 Main St.
 Wantd-Artiries To Buy 6S A. EUplASkY--pays the highest prices for magazines. parcrs, Iags and furui- lure, 5+ Talcott St Phone 33OT-lS. BEFORE YOU sELLr-your furniture or stove. It will pay you to call Peter Jacobs. Tel 1888, .9i R. Main st. TURNlTURE-ot all kInds bought; high. est prices pad. Call at once. Felgen- baum Zeldes. Ills Belden St. Tel, 566-S.
 JUNh-of all Kinds bought. Rest prices paid. Call Felsenhaum S 2cldes Tel. Ha5-i or 1885. 63 Willow St.. Of Ills Eelden St.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Sernces Rendered

FACE. FIELn-and cobble stone for sale For immediate delivery see Patsy S. Lucco, kensington. Phone 654-5. Wo are tho cheapest In town.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Building and Contracting

ALL NINns--carlcnt. work and iobbing. No job too small. R. H. Parbton. S2 Cranstcn Terlsre. phcne llNS-".
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

WILLARD RADIO-an0 automobile bet taries. All makes teChaI.ed and repair. ed. simmons Storage Battery G.. S5l Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

MONEY TO LOAN-Third and second mortGageL Schultz & Cos'eIIo, 2I2 Mstp street.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
FINANCIAL
Money To Loan

s2i, ,oNooo TO LOAN-on second mortgages and building loans. App" to Aaron Danielson & Co, lSl Main St
 MONEY TO LOAN-in any amount on first and second mortgages. P. J. Mur- ray & Co.. $o5 Main St. Phone 2O31-3
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and TclIcmcnts

Apartments and Icncmcnts @ ROCKY HILL AVE- ?i-tenoment of rooms gag electric lights etc. Inquire top floor
 sotrH MAIN AND ELLIS sTS.--7 room tenement all modern Improvements. TCl, 9oj'3 or it56,
 SO RI RElTT ST, of-4 rooms, 3rd floor. modern luVGo1 1emonts. Inquire first floor or TGL lloi?,
 sNlTN ST. l5o--two tonemenfs of b rooms, all Improvements steam heat. Inquire End foor.
 TALroTr ST, 70 1cToTs rom Smaiiey scnooL room tenement, rent teason. anlo, -. all lnlrroy yfmcnts Tel .2sa-c TALCOT ST, Sl-4 room tenement new honae modern Improvements, ready sept T. Inquire Center Tailor shop &l2 Main s.
 Sp, MAIN ST, toUemouf of rooms Ni'h Improvements Inquire :42 Hart ford Ave, Phone c65S-s STANLEY ST. 52i--5 rooms an modern mpro''m"w', stoam heat. phono 1851. FREMONT ST, 42.44-5 room apartment. nN" up-tN.date, janitor service good loratlon' hr Jan'. Phone 9l5S or call sil-2
 TWO TENEME%Ts-of five and six rooms S"1 per month, garage, all cnnvenieuces hlEh Road, kcnsnGton. Phone 25i-5. VANCE ST. 23-G ronms, m neWIy built house, nll modorn rouvcuienrcs. Phone "989 or 'iS-t IT. Y. MlEowt2 NAN'E ST, :3-s rooms. upper floor in n'E family house. all modern con lon'on"es, tf5. Immediate possession . LeG rG1L -2 Sent. lst Phone cog, VINE ST. lS-s'y room apartncnt, mod. ern rarage f desired
 WEBSTER ST. 4 good rooms to rent. mi'ahe for small family. Apply 7o Snrlne s., end floor,
 WEST MAIN ST, 359-Sherman Court apartments. rooms, heated. hot water all year rounl, ianitor service, also s rooms in Arch St. apartments. Call 9ll9.
 WEST MAIN ST, 443-cne 1 room fene. ment, one room tenement. all modern Improvements Moving out middle of July. rent will be charged from l.t of August. Inquire. lnman's Food shoppe, 70 West Main st. | WEST MAIN ST. 445--6 room tenement. 1 ll' Improvements, no objection to chil- dren, Apply at Miller and Olscn's store or 4, ]. Olsen, Tel 19fs WHITING ST SH-up-to-date { room tenement, all modern improy ements, steam heat, Tel 76f1-13,
 Business Places For Rent 70 CHURCH sT.-Store to rent, two large | windows. near Main St., suitable for any business. NJ. D. floneyman l2g Arch St. ! MILLING ROOM-and adIoininr Mack | smith shop 10 rent, Machinery for hody building and general johbirg. established
 over 5N years Iso of machinery ant all cour"ni"nres. Heated. Write P, C. l Box THl
 | Tr RENT-larse storo on Arch street
 Also spa"ious garage suitable for sales.
 room For particulars apply to Aaron
 han'eIs"n < Co., l5l Main St,
 Houses Fer Rent 13 ELM NTLL-~naw room bungalow, mod
 "rn car7Co, near school. Tel lSGc-14
 NaCationiStS Wantct, s5X lNlN AN NECk-Branford Wallingfort
 cottage on waterfront. Poardors. Hon,
 ro"kr-. Boating, bathing and fishing
 THrms roasonable. Mrs. A. r, Frey,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

MAPLE HILL-6 rooms And garage fruit and all Improvements. 1000. East st., rooms and garage. t7,oOo. Lock wood Real Estate & lns.. City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Houses for sale
s

EELVIDERE-6 room cottage. modern,
 freplace, steam heat. garage. etc, ln-
 qulre A. Carlson. l6S Main St. Tel. 1917.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

HAYWOOD sT.-on tho nm, very fine ns-r family house. Your money will grow here Inquire A, Carlson, ibs Main st Tel 1877.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

CHIMNEY = repar'ng and gelc'al mason and piasterine work Work guaranteed
 ]. j. McI.atney. Ss 1AIuen. Phone Sg!
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Real Estate Wanted

FLORIDA PROPERTY WANTED ACREAGE LOTS, ETC. direct from owner give location. description, lowest rrirs terms; quick transaction. P. 0. BoT s5I, Springfield. Mass.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

BENEFICIAL LOAN soCIETT ;7 VI. MAIN ST. COR, WAsHINGToN ST. ROOM ln4. PHONE 1-a-4-5. Open g 10 5;50 Saturdays 10 |. Licensed by the stats and Bonded to the
 Public.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

FAIRNlEW ST,-three tenement house Apply to Aaron panielson 6 O.. i3l Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

HOLMES AVE, 17-oH West Main, .nd stroet on left, beyond bridge. family house, 10 rooms, Improvements. Inquire snd floor
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

ROEsE WIElNG = estimat+t furnished Have yout work dupe now. Prompt terV- tee Termt arranged Bsrry & Bam- forth, Iy Malu St. Phone eSUI.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

EAST ENp-Practioally new, three family IS room house. all Improvements, Can he bought at rre-Uar price. Rabinow- Raschkow. Real Estate G., SnS Main s. Phone lSO.
 EAST ST.--9 family house, rooms, garage. Price ALSoo. small amount lash, Call l. Mack. i12 Market St.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Ra.Ikn
bSEI

RApIOs-S and tube. tubes, batteries and speaker. $50 If taken this week. Newton, 37l Main St. RATIO antenna construction. expert rs- plirne, all types of s"ts built, 'n- stalled, A, K. BeauChemin, Licens'1 operator 6l Main St. TESTED-and matched condenseis. Head quarters for BruEning-Drake sets. E1- Gerly't Radiu Service Station. kensins. ton. Phone 697-6.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
EMPLOY MENT
Agents Wanted

TEgP7NgTBTT. PABTNER-wan'ed 10
 n,rdlo our Interests iH ,our tsrritor.,. oufrk. style Arch Compan., Dept a--''
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

CHURCH ST, ~-5 family house, IS rooms, all Improvements. car garage, heated. Louie S. Jones. Agency T. Court St. phoNa IAI
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

GREENWOOD sT,-comsr. two family house with all Improvements. Extra building lot. This property hat a wen- derfu future, Rablnow- w-Easchkow Real Estats Co. S02 Main St phnnA 1sln
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

CONCRETE C0NSTRUCTiON-L 0. 2et- tsrman. i7k Shuttls Meadow Ave. Prone ls"i t'uItIand Ctnent
Evening star., 1925-10-27
new SPEED RECORD.
/ SET BY M'DON0CH.
winner of Laurel 250-Mi|e
. Auto Race Covers Course
: in 1892 2-5.

= Bob McDonogh. 25-Near-oid dare
Sdevil of the roaring road" hung up
sl new world speed record for wire
Wheeled racing ears on Il 250mile
BOARD track when he flashed home the
eNiDner in Yesterdays motor classic
ct the NashinGton-Ea Baltimore Speed
away, II developed today.
Although il was first announced that
NcponoghS : time was half Il point
short of the record of l26.SS miles an
hour registered hy Tommy Milton at
Culver city last March. a further "N-
Elimination of records today disclosed
shat Millions time was made with disc
Az heels on the rear of his car. Disc
wheels are known to give q speed add
Vantage Of - of second per mile,
1lut as lheir use Was found TO be dan
EerouS, they have not since been used
sn championship races.
MCDonogh'S time for the 230-mlle
grind was / hour, 50 minutes, > 20
seconds, by virtue of which he re-
ycived the $4,000 first prize.
= Just Il seconds later the youthful
Peter De PauIu swept across the finish
Sine, to gain second honors and $500
an cash
Tommy Milton. who discovered"
McDonogh and who appeared Just as
7lappy over his protegc'S victory as
though he had Won the race himself,
took the third prize OF $4,000.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
CHILD IS FATALLY
INJURED BY AUTO
Richard Elder. Eleven, Knocked
Down Near Home-Dies Few
Hours Later.

Richard Elder, II years old, 702
Seventh street northeast, was fatally
injured on the street near his home
about $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
when he was knocked down by an
automobile owned by John c. Brown.
GAS Acker street northeast, and
driven by Joseph Tilghman. colored
Is years old, 652 Acker street north
east. 1t was the second fatal traffic
accident in a week.
The injured boy was taken to Casu-
atty Hospital, where DR.. Porter ex-
amined him and found he had re.
ceivcd u fracture of the skull and
other injuries. He died Il few hours
later.
Tilchman was arrested by police OF
the ninth precinct and held to await
the result OF Il coroners inquest.
Some candidates ret there uritb hot :,
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Prize Money Distributed.

: Distribution Of the prize money
book place last night. Some conSter-
1lation developed at that time when
j. was found that there had not been
posted sufficient money TO cover pay
.ment TO nine drivers who failed to
finish the race of the usual guaranty
sums of $500 apiece, but the difficulty
was ironed out today during confer
fnces between speedway officials and
members of the y. y. \. contest
board
: Blame for the Slip-up was placed by
the speedway company on the contest
board for its alleged failure to notify
the Company as 70 the correct amount
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Given Additional Duty.

Sergt William G.. Nicholson. 18th
Infantry. on duty with the National
Board for the Promotion of Rifle Prac-
tice, has been assigned to additional
duty with headquarters company, Dis
trict of Washington, Munitions Build
inIr
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Shin Board Grants Loan.

4 loan of $500. 900 was voted by
the Shipping Board today 70 the Clyde
Steamship Co., for use in building two
steamers for its New York Miami Co.
at a total cost of SIS 900 900
Evening star., 1925-10-27

of money TO be posted prior to the
race. Clarence T.. Sewers, secretary of
the Baltimore Washington Speedway
Co, announced that the contest board
called on him To put up only $4,000,
just sufficient to cover prize awards
for the first 10 drivers completing the
race.
He said today he had not Yet been
advised officially 10y the board that
more money should have been posted,
but that as soon as he is informed OF
the proper amount Still due it viii be
at Cuce forthcoming.
Ernest y. Smith. local representa-
tive Of the \. y. \. contest hoard. was
in communication this morning with
the publicity department OF the Speed
way company concerning publlshed
statement regarding the money tanSle,
and he stated that as soon as the cor
rect sum yet due the drivers is def
initely established he will notify Mr..
Sewers.
Crowd Set at $1,000.
The allotment Of prize money 10
others who finished the race follows:
Ralph Hepburn. fourth. s. 200: Earl
Cooper. fifth. $3.50; Peter Kricss
driving Phil Skaters earl, sixth,
81 900. ard Bennic Hill, seventh, $500.
Since there were no claimants for
eighth. ninth aud tenth prizes.
amounting. respectively. 10 $500, $15U
and 500, ii was understood they
would be divided among the seven
winners The nine drivers forced
out of the race for various reasons,
and who will receive $500 each out
of the guarantee fund. are Fred
Conner, Harry llartZ Leon Duray.
Jerry Wonderlich, Or. William L.
Shattuc, Reginald Johnson. Earl De
wore, Frank Elliott and Phil Shafer
Duray and Devore were eliminated
when their cars grazed each other
and narrowly escaped becoming en-
tangled in u bad collision. Devure's
car was denfed in the rear and
otherwise disabled and had to be
towed from the track, but Duray
was able to drive to the pits.
\ generous estimate Of the size Of
the crowd watching the race put the
number at $1,000.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

Some candidates get there with both
feet and others put both feet in it.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-28

must be in the safe keeping Of men
and women devoted to the cause Of
labor to their last drop of blood and
the sooner the weaklings drop out the
better. am sure voice the senti-
ment of many millions of workers all
over the world when l say:
Long live every man and woman
who remains faithful to the cause of
the working class. Long live Soviet
Russia, the inspiration of every
worker in every land. Long live Len
inism, the spiritual embodiment of
every workers hope. S. P. Slavin,
Stamford, Conn.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-28
Letters From Our Readers

tain leaders of organizations in this
country, | mean in America, who are
wrecking and dividing the workers.
These union leaders seem to be on
their last legs. There will be but a
few of these unions left in this open
shop drive which is now on. The
United Mine Workers Union is near
ly gone. 1 am from the coal fields of
West Virginia. Such conditions! Such
suffering!
These ignorant white men and
dumb, superstitious colored men are
such slaves, and so helpless. The
white workers is building a wall f
hate against his fellow workers. Here
in Baltimore, Md, because of this
hate, colored people live five and six
families in 4-room house, tho there
are thousands of empty houses. A
colored person is afraid to try to rent
one of them or even ask about a
house. If he does, he and his family
are liable to be beaten to death by
white mob, while the police look on.
East, West, North and South, they
are all the same. This flame of hate
is from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
wherever the American white man
has put his foot Even to foreign
countries he has carried this slogan:
"The Negro is no good" or Anybody
that carries black face is an infer
ior." That is his religion and his god.
James Ford.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-28
The Load Line.

1t Is quite time since the late
Samuel Plimsoll started his campaign
to arouse the people of England to
the shocking danger to which "laisser
faire" subjected the British seaman.
After life struggle, PlimsoIl succeed
ed in moving the British parliament to
enact law which compelled the ship
owners to mark on the side Of their
ships a line below which they were
not permitted to load their vessels.
In 1906, Mr.. Lloyd George, then presi-
dent Of the board of trade, Obliged
the shipping interest by LIFTING this
load-line up, and thereby allowed more
cargoes to be carried at the risk of the
seamen's lives. Thousands Of sea-
men have been sent to watery graves
owing to that action of Mr.. LLOYD
Georges. We expected that when tho
labor government reached Office in
England, one Of its first acts would be-
to lower the load-line in the interests
OF those who go to sea. We have men
toned this matter before. We men,
lion 1t again, to intimate that the
Snowdens, Thomases, Shinwells and
other labor ministers are too busy
attending the king and his missus at
the court functions to trouble much
about the load-line. the p. C. 5. and
other matters of importance to the
seamen.-Australian Seamans Jour-
nal.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-28

all constituent concerns, for year
ended Dec. 81, shows that gross rev.
enues increased 76 per cent to $34,-
1926 from s31,724,1S4, while earn
ings available for interest charges in
againstcreased SO per cent to s10,-
265.562 from $9,359.726.s Net income
was 1876 per cent overs1s2S, or s6.l01,-
S5S, against $5,147,551.
1t is said that Standard Oil and
United States Steel are running on a
much narrower margin, bordering on
dividends that SILVER al ng the hun
drod million dollar pr cipice.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-28
Socialists" Now Free.

The DAILY WORKER-In their
last deliverance the socialists say
that in their collaboration with GER
tain capitalistic labor and liberal ele-
ments, in an effort to put their brand
of capitalism to the front, the party
demonstrated to the American work
ers that it is entirely free from dog
matism and sectarianism"
Granted. An open confession is
good for the soul.
But what is "dogmatism It is to
put emphasis on an idea as funda-
mental. For examples:
Christian dogma-Immaculate con-
ception, atonement, etc
Catholic dogma Saint Peterism,
etc.
Materia-Medica dogma-Disease is
caused by nerve infringement.
Osteopathic dogma Disease is
caused by want Of proper nerve and
blood circulation.
Another dogma-Disease is caused
by wrong proportions Of blood ele-
ments.
Republican dogma-UnshackIe big
business.
Democratic dogma-"Me too"
Socialist former dogma-Class div
ision caused by capitalism, to be cured
by socialism; the class struggle, class
consciousness, etc.
To be "free from dogmatism" is to
cease emphasizing any particular
idea.
What then becomes OF the other
statement that the party's "banner is
still unsullied?"
Free from sectarianism." What
is sectarianism? II is devotion to an
organization as an important or necs-
sary instrument in carrying forward
certain purposes, such organization be-
ing an embodiment of certain ideas.
From all which it follows that to be
free from dogmatism and sectarian-
ism" is to be all things to all men,
and emphasize nothing L. D. Ratiiff.