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New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
Members of Italian Royal
Family Subscribe S. Each

Rome, Nov. Il Pt-The King and
Queen, the Crown Prince and three
other members Of the Royal family
have subscribed IS each as their
contributions to the first five years
installments on the Italian war debt
to the United States.
All the Fascist deputies likewise
have complied with Premier Musso-
linis request,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
sIn 900 .nnn RImnINt.

New York Nov. 81 P'-Thc
s1noon.ooR National Press club
hoil4i7C IN Washington. II. G.. he
rama o. certainty today when lease
contracts were signed here by the
newly organized Fox theaters cor
poration for a S,s0o-seat auditorium
in the structure.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
II. Il, AUDITOR DIES

Chicago, Nov. 81 RN-William f.
Bailey of Chicago, general auditor
of the Santa Fe railroad, died here
last night of heart disease. Bailey.
who was born In Dowagiac, Mich, In
1857. began his career with the San
ia Fe in 1884, in Topeka, Kas,, and
has been general auditor for the
last 20 years.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
Crack Found in Wall of
Town Home Building

Repairs will be required at the
rhalc ward of the town home, a
crack in the wall having developed
proportions which, the charity de-
partments believes, make repairs at
this time advisable. Building In
spector L. J. Hcnncssy will make an
inspection today.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
No MORE PAPER MONEY

Paris. Nov. Fl Pl-The ministry
Of finance today issued formal de-
NAL of report that the govern
mcnt was preparing to ask the
chamber Immediately to vote the
emission OF 6,5O0,00o,000 francs
more of paper money.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
AWARDED DIVORCE

santina Albert has been granted a
divorce from Severino Albert by
Judge Simpson Of the superior court,
also being given custody of their IL
year old daughter, Celia. She
charged desertion. Nair and Nair
acted for the plaintiff in the suit,
which was uncontested.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
ELECTION EIGTRES

New York, Nov 81 Up - The
official canvass Of the New York
city election made public today
shows that Mayor Elect James ].
Walker received a plurality OF
402,I2s over his republican eHpo-
nent, Frank D. Waterman.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
PETERS CLAIM REJECTED

The application Of Moses Peter
for compensation from the North
e. Judd Mfg. Co. has been dis
missed by Compensation Commits
sioner Leo J. Noonan. Peter asked
compensation for acid burns
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
German Imperial Council
Approves of LOcarnO Act

Berlin, Nov. y P)-The reichstag,
or imperial council. today approved
the government bills giving effect to
the Locarno treaties and providing
for Germany's entrance into the
league of nations. The vote was 46
to 4, with three abstentions.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21

The rcichstag comprises represent
tatives of the federated states max
ing up the German republic. The
assent Of the reichstag to all bills Is
required before their Introduction
into the rcichstag, Of parliament.
Evening star., 1925-04-06

of Attorneys General c. L. Hilton of
Minnesota, Dougherty and Ekern and
Assistant Attorney General C. S.
Ferris of New York and Harvey d
Goulder, Cleveland. general counsel
for the Lake Carriers Association.
These committees will be in constant
conference with the States and all
others affected.
This meeting of the forces opposed
to the alleged water stealing" will
be followed by others at intervals
throughout the Summer, Mr.. Goulder
announced
Represented at the conference here
were Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, New
York, wisconsin and Minnesota.
Those attending the meeting say that
diversion of Lake Michigan water by
Chicago has lowered lake levels to a
point where it seriously is hamper
ing Great Lakes navigation. They
contend also that diversion of lake
water in such large volume is illegal.
Evening star., 1925-04-06
TWO HURT IN PLANE FALL
Reserve Officer and Passenger
Drop 800 Feet.

mitchell FIELD, n. Y, April g.
Lieut.. Roy Wiedersum. a reserve Of
ficer. 'and Pvt. Ralph Hyslop were In
tured yesterday, the former seriously
when an Army alrplane. piloted by
Wiedersum, crashed to earth from 9
height of 300 feet and was wrecked
With Hyslop as passenger, Lieut.
Wiedersum was performing acrobat
les. The plane was sent into a tail
spin by a gust of wind an fell.
Lieut.. Wiedersum, who resides al
Lynbrook. suffered fractures of both
legs and numerous arm fractures
Hyslop suffered only abrasions and
bruises.
Evening star., 1925-04-06
MARYLAND MEMORIAL
BUILDING DEDICATED
$4,000 Attend Baltimore Cere
mony in Honor of Those Who
Served in War.
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE. Md, April 6.---Mary-
land dedicated it's war memoria
building yesterday with fitting cere-
mony on City Hall plaza and within
the building. City, State and Govern
ment officials took part In the exer-
cises About $4,000 persons witnessed
the event.
The building is built OF Indiana
limestone, whose architectural lines
are Doric. modelled after the temples
of ancient Greece.
1t has an auditorium, trophy
room for relics OF the World War
post and committee rooms for the
administration of service organiza-
tions and facilities for numerous
other associated activities.
Ground was broken for the building
November 81, 1921. by Marshal Foct
of France. The laying of the conner
stone took place April 90, 1928
Evening star., 1925-04-06
STATES PLAN FIGHT
. ON CHICAGO CANAL
Form Committees to Combat
Lowering Level of the
Great Lakes.
BY the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 6.-At-
torneys general and representatives
of their offices from six States bor-
dering on the Great Lakes Saturday
night concluded a two-day conference
called for the purpose of combating di-
version of 10000 cubic feet per second
of Lake Michigan water for the Chi
+ cago sanitary district
Two definite steps in opposition 20
the water diversion project resulted.
1 One was the naming of committee
( to handle the legal details of the con-
troversy. The other was the naming
Of a second committee to gather data
for presentation before congressional
committees studying the subject as
well for keeping the public prop
erly informed upon the facts of the
controversy.
Lake Shipping Mennced.
The legal committee is composed of
Attorneys General Andrew b. Dough
erty of Michigan, Albert Ottinger of
New York and Herman L. Ekern of
Wisconsin.
The second committee is made up
Evening star., 1925-04-06
POLICEMAN SHOT DEAD,
ANSWERING HELP PLEA
Hears Woman in Automobile
Scream-Death Rewards
Rescue Effort
By the Associated Press.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, April ST B.
Knox. 80, motor cycle patrolman
was shot and fatally wounded here
last night when he stopped an auto
mobile from which a woman had
screamed to him for assistance. The
officer died before reaching IA hos
pital
Carl Rogers. alleged by tho police
to he d bootlegger. shot Knox, ac-
cording to Motor Cycle Officer L. B.
Kennedy, who was "A witness, and
Knox, before falling. shot and wound
ed Rogers, who was rushed to a hos
pital Physicians declare he cannot
recover.
The woman, whose scream caused
Knox to halt the automobile on
Front street, is the divorced wife OF
Rogers.
She was riding in the downtown
section with two men and one woman
when few minutes before the
tragedy Rogers stopped their auto
mobile, the woman told police, They
quoted her as declaring that with
drawn revolvers Rogers forced one
of the couples to get out of the auto
mobile and ordered the others to
drive for the country.
Il am going to kill you both" he
told his former wife. according to
her story to the police.
A man in Mexico. Mo-, has attended
Evening star., 1925-04-06
Easter Hosiery for AH the Family
Women's Fun-Fashioned
Chiffon or Thread Silk Hose, $l.35

900 pairs OF Full-fa shioned, Thread Silk and
Chiffon Silk Hose, in wanted shades. This,
one Of our most popular lines may be
secured in shades of black. cruiser gray,
silver, gold atmosphere, sunburn, beige,
nude, French nude and white Soft, well
wearing texture that gives splendid service
Sizes 81 to 10.
Evening star., 1925-04-06
Women's Full-F Fashioned
Lisle Hose, SOC Pair

500 pairs of this grade Of hose. Fine Quail
ity Lisle Hose for women who like the
shades of black and cordovan This price is
a very moderate one, and purchasing a num-
ber of pairs would be practicing economy.
Black and White Hose in extra sizes
Others sizes SH to TO-
Evening star., 1925-04-06

A man in Mexico. Mo-, has attended
church for 81 years without missing
a Sunday.
Evening star., 1925-04-06
Women's Full-Fashioned
Thread Silk Hose, $1.95

Our exclusive brand
Triple-wear, reinforced garter bands, lock
chain to prevent runs, eight thread heel and
toe are few of its features
Heavy quality silk, so desirable right now,
because of chilly weather In black, white,
domain, nude, French nude rose and taupe.
Sizes 815 to TO-
Evening star., 1925-04-06
Found Dead Beside Auto.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

CUMBERLAND, Md. April e.
Adolph c. Landis aged so years, teller
of the First National Bank, was
found dead beside his automobile on
the Valley road, near this city, Satur-
day night. He had been overcome by
heart attack.
Evening star., 1925-04-06
Children's Ts-Length
Sports Hose, 35c

Seven eighths length Ribbed
Sports Hose, in plain colors. A
splendid wearing hose, in the
popular short length Russian,
buff, cordovan, gray, camel and
beaver. Sizes J to 10.
Evening star., 1925-04-06
Children's Silk-Mixed
Sports Hose, SOC

Plain cuffs on these Silk-mixed
Sports Hose for children. In
the wanted seven-eighths length.
White, pongee, melon, silver,
airedale, cadet and apricot.
Sizes 7 to 10.
Evening star., 1925-04-06
Mems Pure Thread
Silk Socks, 75c Pair

Another grade of Socks in the popular
Phoenix brand 800 pairs at this price
Pure Thread Silk Hose with that stamp
means service-giving and good appearance.
Shades of black, white, cordovan and gray.
Sizes oLz to L.
Evening star., 1925-04-06
Children's Rayon-Mixed
Stockings, 75c

The rayon for the luster and the
cotton for the wear-a great
combination. Ribbed effects, in
colors of pea h, banana,
champes, camel, gray and white.
Sizes 7 to 9H.
Evening star., 1925-04-06
Mems Phoenix Brand
Lisle Socks, 35c

High grade Lisle Socks of very popular
line Of hose with men-the Phoenix brand.
Men instantly know that any pair of hose
with this trade mark means extra service
and satisfaction Black. white, cordovan,
gray and navy. Sizes 9H to T.
Evening star., 1925-04-06
Children's Ribbed-Top
Sox, Csc Pair

200 pairs of Mercerized Cotton
Sox, with ribbed tops. In white,
cordovan, romper, Russian calf,
blue, pink, sky and champagne.
Sizes 5Iz to s.
Evening star., 1925-04-06
Mems Fine Quality
Cotton Socks, Csc

Fine-wearing, High quality, Mercerized Cot
ton Socks, in the wanted colors of black,
brown and gray. Men find these hose give
most satisfactory service. Sizes 10 to 11H.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-01-23
AUSTRIA FAVORS
GOODS MADE BY
8-HOUR WORKERS

By International Labor News Service.
Washington, d. c., Jan. 20.-The
Austrian Chamber of Deputies, which
has been engaged recently in the
preparation of a new customs tariff,
has adopted provision authorizing
the government to increase by 80 1-3
per cent the import duties on indus
trial products coming from countries
which do not apply the eight
day convention of the International
Labor Organization.
The text of the resolution voted by
the Chamber of Deputies is as follows:
"The government is authorized to
increase, by an amount not exceeding
one-third, by means of government
order and with the consent of the chief
committee of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, the import duties provided by
the customs tariff, on industrial pro-
ducts exported from states which have
not ratified the Washington Conven.
ton of 1919 on hours of labor and
whose standards in regard to hours of
work is considerably below that IF
the said convention"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-01-23
RURAL CARRIERS
SALARY INCREASE
SHOWN IN FIGURES

When the Rural Mail Service was
first inaugurated the salaries OF
rural carriers was only 5000 year.
They may now get as much as $2,loO
a year, depending on the length OF
the routes, while the motor routes OF
so miles or more pay salaries Oh
$2,450 to $1,000.
Under the administration of H. II.
Billany, present Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General, a marked in
crease in rural delivery facilities has
been made, the number of routes
climbing from 1860 to 44,760; the
mileage from 1,159,239 to 1,205, ia
and the number of individuals served
from 2Q,113,8s3 to 29,921,123.
Illinois leads the nation both in the
number of rural routes and in mile
age. there being 1857 routes cover
ing a distance of 70,677 miles in that
state. Ohio is second with 2,542 routes
and a mileage of 63,S20; Missouri
third with 2,252 routes covering o. DO
O74 miles; Iowa fourth with 2,ZZ5
routes covering 60,734 miles; Texas
fifth with 2,193 routes covering 59,-
9es miles: Pennsylvania sixth with
2,O36 and 53,3S5 respectively; Kansas
seventh with 1902 and 55,464 respect
lively; and New York eighth with l,oo5
and 47,130 respectively.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-01-23
AS THE WORKER
SEES HIS WORLD

Florida passes law exempiing in
comes and legaeies from State taxa
ton.
Russia celebrates Day Of the
Proletarian Revolution
Explosion in rubber cement factory
in Long Island City, n. Y, Injuries
80 workers.
Albert B. George, negro, elected
Judge of Chicago municipal court.
University of Pittsgurgh to build
52-story skyscTaper as its home.
Domestic consumption and exports
of copper reported as setting new
record this year.
Stock prices make big advance ON
New York Exchange following Re
publican victory.
Average weekly earnings of New
York factory workers advances, in
dustrial commissioner reports,
Big bakeries join in 10000, 600
bread merger expected to be largest
baking system in world.
ireland proclaims amnesty for all
civil war offenses. a
Progressive party of New York to
form permanent organization.
Two insurgent leaders executed IN
Barcelona, Spain.
Kentucky mob drives 500 negroes
out of construction eamn after muir
der.
Arsenic in cider kills eight at Elks
National Home, Bedford, Va.
Homemade wine is legal, Baltimore
judge rules.
Nations pay tribute TO war dead ON
Armistice Day; parade Of war erippieS
shocks Paris.
Russian government plans TO I'M
port much cotton from United States,
says Berlin dispatch.
Fascist in Italy faces crisis; oppo'
sition gathers strength.
Agricultural students strike near
Mexico City, demanding resignation
of college director.
Senator Magnus Johnson, Farmer
Labor, defeated for reelection, sends
corruption charges to grand jury.
Eliminating waste would lower liv'
ing costs, Secretary of Commerce
Hoover says.
Emma Goldman noted anarchist
denounces Russian Soviet govern
ment.
Rise in coffee prices forecast IN
Brazil as government drops control
of exports.
Labor regime ends in Great Brit
ain; Conservative party cabinet sworn
in.
Business on solid foundation as 1929
begins, Secretary Of Commerce HooV-
er announces.
Court records show increase in law
lessness in New York City during
1924.
international Typographical Jour
nal buys indianapolis building for ma
tional headquarters.
War Minister Trotzky reported as
isolated in Moscow and forced to re-
main silent.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-01-23

Senate to press inquiry into dry
( law enforcement
Italian police raia homes q Fascist
Z governments foes.
Veterans Bureau begins mailing Of
adjusted compensation certificates.
Three miners Killed by mine eN-
plosion In mine at NaSper, Tenn.
President William Green of Ameriz
can Federation Of Labor urges labor
h press fight for Child Labor Amenl-
ment.
Corporation with headquarters In
Boston plans fleet Of giant dirigible
balloons for tourist use.
Senator Borah to ask conference OF
all nations on world issues.
Lynehugs in 1921 lowest on reeord,
s persons being victims. report says
International Typographical Jour
nal opposes increase in Seeond-elass
postage rates.
Senator Walsh of Montana scores
campaign against Child Labor Amend
ment.
Boiler explosion at Long Beach,
Cal, kills three men and injuries l6.
Charles T.. Hughes resigns as See
rotary Of State; Frank b. kellogg
named as his successor.
Cotton mills at Taftvillc, Conn. cut
wages 10 oer cent.
Governor Davis of Kansas aud his
son charged with accepting brides in
returns for pardons.
Oil Conservation Board asks indus
trV's leaders how TO save diminishing
supply.
Fall River, Mass, in protest against
wage cut.
Senator Borah demands extra ses-
sion of Congress to help farmers.
Oklahoma law compelling contrac-
tors to pay workmen the eurren,
WAGES in the community where work
| Is under way declared unconstitutional
b. the United States District Court.
Senator Couzens denounces secret
hearings in Fleischman alcohol case.
France warns Soviet government te
stop propaganda on French territory.
Wages cut in Youngstown, Ohio,
! ste mills as result Of b-monthiy
wage settlement.
Latest type of gasoline car given
successful trial run over Pennsyl.
vania railroad.
Big increase in freight car loadings
reported,
All hands on British frelghter Car.
! diff Hall die when steamer Is wreeke 1.
South Carolina Legislature unani-
mously rejects Child Labor Amend
ment.
Senate passes Underwood bin to
/ lease Muscle Shoals.
Bootegger for each 100 persons IN
Washington, d. C., official estimates.
Famous opera stars sing for radio
for first time In historv
Two million British workers re
ported as planning to unite In de
manding wage raise.
Russian peasants slay Reds, burn
buildings, when monks and church
treasures are seized.
Postmaster General New sgspends
six postal officers on charge of con.
spiraey to promote paw increase bill.
Fascist government in Italy sup
presses opposition newspapers.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-01-23

2l7 w. Main. Urbana. Phone 7-3507
6l3 S. Wright, Champaign. Phone 1908
Have your clothes tailor MADE by US.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-01-23
HEALTH HINTS
IN CASE OF
chill ID r T y

The reason why epidemics come ana
90 Is plain to the fellow who under
stands that every living thing upon
the earth Is necessarily engaged
against other living things in the
struggle for existence. An epidemic
always follow when the causative dis
ease germs, for one reason or another.
acquire nadvantage over the other
forms of life to which they are re-
lated. The advantage may be extreme
ly temporary or it may be prolonged.
Ii may be due 10 weather conditions,
or to lack of resistance on the part
of man, or to strong, robust family
of germs or TO a multitude of other
things too numerous 10 mention.
Man has a constant advantage over
disease germs in the struggle for ex-
istence in that he knows how TO avoid
them and how to destroy them in vast
numbers. BY quarantine the germs of
the sick person are prevented from
travelling to we'll people. By VAGINA
ton the body is artifically armed with
substances that promptly kill certain
kinds of germs that find their way
into the body. By the generous use
of soap and water untold millions of
germs are sent scampering away with
waste water. By following a reas-
onably clean and active life, with due
regard to diet and outdoor recreation,
a person tends to maintain his natural
advantage over all the other living
things, including germs.
Right now the germs of scarlet
fever are on rampage in Illinois.
They are attacking children for the
most part because the children have
not lived long enough to acquire as
great advantage over these germs as
most adults enjoy. Last week there
were more cases of scarlet fever than
for any other disease reported in the
state. Since scarlet fever germs
usually concentrate their attack upon
humans durin~ January and Febru-
airy, it is high time to use every
available means for protecting chill
dren against them now.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-01-23
Want Lower Bread Costs

Washington, Jan. 12-Private bread
consumers in the District of Colum-
bia are paying 9 cents a loaf, while
the same grade of bread is sold to the
navy department for 1863 cents, SAID
CONGRESSMAN Brand of Ohio in sup
mort of his standard bread bill.
He said this legislation concerns the
largest single food item in the United
States and that the public Is not pro-
tected in its bread supply.
He discussed in detail the bread
supplv of the army and navy, empha-
Sing the cost to the federal govern
n,ent on this one item. AN enor-
nous profit in bread making has beer
made the last four years" ne SAID
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-01-23

Ex-Governor Bryan accused OF pro-
iteering in sale Of coal by Nebraska
10 people Of State.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-01-23
. !!
Are yOn selcconscioas
about the impression
yoa make on people?

DERSONAL appearance has lot
1 10 do with the way you feel.
Clothes count, Of course. But still
there is one thing so many people
understanding that at once
brands them as either fastidious or
carelesS-ths teeth.
Notice today how you, yourself,
watch another PERSONS teeth when
he or she is talking If the teeth are
nor well kept they at once become a
liability.
1Iisriss Tooth Paste eisass fssfh ssu
usy, Ar LAST esr Chemists haps dfseopsrs6 o
eeiiJhiaR isgrsd,snf fhsf rsaiiy cleans wifb-
esf seratehiHF fhs fasmsi-s difficult p-Osism
6Hsiiy seIpsd.
A large tube of Listerine Tooth
Paste is only Is cents; at your drug
gist's .-LGmbrnPharmaeai Co., Saint
LosiJ, L. S. Il.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-11
GRIFFITH AND JOHNSON
TALK At SOCCER DINNER

Clark Griffith, president of the
Washington Baseball Club, and
Walter JoAGson, premier pitcher of
the world champions. recounted the
experiences Of their early careers
at a dinner in honor of the soccer
team of the Park View School last
night at the school.
The two principal speakers were
accompanied by their wives. Among
the guests were Muddy" Ruel,
catcher of the Nationals; Miss s.
Clara Stack, and Selden NJ. Ely,
supervising principal Of the fifth
division. Addresses also were made
by Miss Frances S.. Farley, prin-
cipal of Park View School, Mr..
Ely. and Harry Lippold, captain of
the soccer team
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-11
Silver-pIated Ware

75c Silver.plated Teaette. Friday
only, Soc. A little novelty in the
shape of tea pot, complete with
drip.
SOC jam OARS. Friday only, soc.
Jam Jars complete with spoon and
silver.plated cover.
Silver-Plated Tea Spoons. Friday
only, 8 for 45c. A good quality that
will give entire satisfaction.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-11
Profit by Them
$4.95 Hat Boxes
Friday Only, $4.H

Round black enamel hat boxes with
leather binding. Or Du Pont Leather.
cite Hat Boxes, lined with figured
cretonne. Complete with two pockets
and detachable hat form. Brass snaps
and lock.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-11
Girls $9.98 Party FrOcks
Friday Only. $7.98 !

SILK crepe de chine party or street
dresses; trimmed with picot ruffles,
lace, tiny rosebuds and ribbons. In
pretty blossom shades. Sizes to IA
Basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-11
How to Avoid {" Rinss" in
Removing Grease Spots

Place . clean cloth OF blotter under the
Grease Spot { This il. 10 cary owoy the
Grease as Il runs throushthe fdbrie offer
a 10 dissOlOed By the Corbond.
Sahlrate q clean cloth with Carbona. t,,ins
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-11
Coats and Suits

Rare Bargains for Those
So Fortunate as to Find
a Coat or Suit in Their
Size.