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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Olcott to Direct
Polish Star

Sidney plcotL Paramount pro.
Queer. has arrived Ia Hollywood
from SyW York TO direct rola NcErI
in 'srhu CharmSr"
'-rhc Charmsr Il an adaptation
Of Henry rherlsln's famous EuEllah
novel. "Alaripona." which was adapt
81 20 the screen by sada Cowan.
Miss NeEri viii play the role Of
a wild Spanish mountain girl who
overnight becomes a worldfamoui
dancer.
Production Will begin at tho Para
mount studio within the next two
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
HERE'S REEL FAMILY

Il certainly runs in the Carr
family,
Mother Mary Carr Il az pres
cnt enactinE the role Of the beloved
pruHilla. in Elizabeth co1p1r'H
"Druallla with a Million" stephen
Carr. after an engagement in
North % 5s." Was rc.cnEagcd Tor a
larger part In LAUNDERING Herd"
Luclla Carr n playing role with
one OF the independent companies,
and little May Beth. tho Crippled
girl in Madonna Of the Streets. Is
about 20 start In another picture.
Tho three youngsters 10 the Carr
family have all appeared In pictures
az various times,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
WORKS IN DRESS SUR

BIRM SGHAM. Ems Ralph
Locker. birmingham plumber. In
hrFltcd a full drcsa suit from a rich
uncle Having no use for u. be II
using hia newly acquired evening
clothes az work SUFFERING his
furnace. wedding his garden. NOW
ing tho grass and doing other odd
ioha about his home in uartorial
Apicndor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
XATEK POISONED

coNsTANTINoPLE. - Sixteen
public drinking fountains In Con-
stantinopIe have been found TO con-
tain poisoned water. An epidemic
OF yellow sickness" followed by
sudden and violent death. has been
traced to the impurities in the city
water supply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
SMOKING Is BANNED

Berlin women must
not smoke in public places stall.
wart officers Of the law will arrest
the mif they do. This is new
civic ruling. intended. according TO
the advocates OF the Law. to better
the moral welfare Of the German
capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
HAS TOUGH JON

LoNpoS.-Julian Riehoy has the
worlds heaviest job on HIS hands
Married 10 Grace laRusc. famous
carnival fat lady" he Ia required
daily 10 push her into tho family
auto for the ride downtown. Rlchcy
cnmposcn poetry AZ home while
Grace. his wlCc. IL on display In "a
suburban tort show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

James Oliver Curwood'a The
Hunted Woman" will soon go into
production. II tells the story OF a
sophisticated society Girl. torn from
her home and set down in "A fas
western wilderness John Ford. who
staged THE Iron Horse" viii d.
rect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

A heroic picture from the pages
OF history viii live again In the
person OF Tom Mix. who will take
the role OF Dick Turpin" in the
Forthcoming william E'ox produc-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

seveniy.five girl dancers APPEAR
In what Is promised as the mos.
startling dance yet seen in pic.
ture in $50 This Is Marriage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

Camera work on the Samuel Hop
kins Adams story Siege" has been
recently completed Virginia Valli
IL starred with Eugene o'Brien.
Mary Alden. Marc MeDcrmott and
Helen Dunbar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

Uncle sam had record.hreakins
flax.sccd crop Of 10000. 900 bushels.
Yet some 1900. 900 bushels moro
viii be needed 10 nll the years re-
quiremeutR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13
Acabe Con Ell
ReumatismO

A las cuarciones de reumatismo
obtenidas con ell elixir de Leonar-
di para la Sangre" sc les ha la
mado "milagros" por aquellos que
han visto las cuaraciones casi i'm
posibles que este maravilloso re-
medic la realizado.
Ell reumatismo es una enfern1e-
dad de la sangre Y no puede curarse
mientras exista cualquier veneno
reumatico en- las venas La prime
ra dosis de elixir de Leonardo pa
ra la Sangre" comienza a eliminar
de Ia sangre toda partfcula de dcido
irico Y las demas impurezas vene-
nosas cue causan ell reumatismo.
Produce Y aumenta la sangre roja
Y rica y de esta manera lie da nue.
va vida y vigor al sistema, Para
las personals de edad este remedio
es especialmente valioso, devolvien-
doles su energfa Y vitalidad Y dam
doles salud Y fuerza. Para los ca
SOS cronicos de Reumatismo, Ca
tarro, Afecciones Escrofulosas, En-
venenamiento de la Sangre, Ulce-
ras y otras enfermedades de la
Sangre, ell 'Elixir de Leonardo pa
ra la Sangre", es4 un especffico.
Insista en- que sea el elixir de
Leonardo " Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13

81 de MARIO de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13
e MuNLU
FL lnOnumeIlto a los heroes

mafiana. con ell ruido ensordecedor
de nuetsra artillerfa, barriendo
ell campo enenligo, los soldados
del General Leieune, del y 23
de Infanterfa y el 5 y de Ma
rinos, con ell pie firme en- Ell es-
Gallon de la trinchera, bayoneta
calada, provision granadas de ma
nos, esperaban ell silbido del Sar-
gento, para lanzarse a trav6s de
la "Tierra de Nadie" sobre la
Guardia Imperial de Guillernao II.
FL objective era "Kriembild Still
lung" tiltino baluarte de la Inca
Hinderburg. ALI cayeron muchos
Y fue mortalmente herido "Igna-
cito". Esto 10 supimos por la lis
Ia de heridos evacuados durante
aquel dia en- el hospital de prime
ra ayuda. Luego en- Diciembre,
en- Alemania, recibimos la triste
noticia del fallecimiento de nues-
tro querido amigo, compueblano y
companero, muerto gloriosamente
en- un hospital de campo, tres dias
despues de recibir sus heridas Y
cuatro dfas antes de acabarse la
guerra.
Ell cementerio de mi pueblo, de
GALES, guarda hoy los restos ex-
patriados y gloriosos de este bra
vo muchacho. Su desconsolada ma
Dire cuida con esmero la tumba en-
cuyo pedestal, junto la bandera
por la cual luch6 esta ell retratro
del heroe vistiendo su uniforme
de campana.
Por Fernandez, La Falle, Ro-
manacce, Hoyos, y otros que tam
bien cayeron; por todos estos he
roes que dieron sus vidas en- aras
de una noble causa, debe el Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico ayudar la
realization Y erection en- sitio de
honor en- esta ciudad de San Juan,
del monumento que sera un es-
tfmulo para las generaciones We
nideras, de amor a la libertad =
la democracia.
Lorenzo VELEz.
81 de MARIO de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13
La yERDAD DEBE SER STEM
PRE- LA NORMA DEL CIUDA-
DANO HONRADO

FL senor Sell&s dign1simo presi-
dente de Ia Association de Maestros
de Puerto Rico, nos ha pasado una
circular a los presidentes de las To-
Gales, rogandonos que no entremos
Ell discusiones en- Ia prensa, en- bien
de nuestra amada Association.
70 soy mny disciplinada, pero en-
vista de las manifestations que ha-
ce en- Ia "Correspondencian del o
de abril, el antor del proyecto no
2G, no puedo permanecer callada,
necesito en- honor a la verdad, decir-
lie al seflor Gual, que, en- su deseo
de demostrar que su proyecto es
bueno. lastima Ia dignidad del macs
tro al afirlnaraqu 'se induce los
maestros combatirlo' Y sostiene
que nnestro presidente, senior Sc
Hes, t'expFes5 su criterio en- el eomi-
t6 de la CAmara en- su incompatible
caracter de Presidente de La Aso-
ciaci6n Inspector del Departa-
mento. Siento tener que decirle al
senior Gual que su memoria es
muy fragil, no oy0 bien la res
puesta que di0 ell sefior Sell6s.
| Debe recordar el seflor Gual, que
a la audiencia pdblica asisti6 La
profesora sefora Josefina More
Ino de Carreras, quien trabaja en-
una escuela privada, y de su espon-
tanea Y libre voluntad di6 razones
y argument6 en- contra del proyec-
to la que subscribe tambien aSis-
Ito representando 240 maestros Y
clara distintamente oy6 decir al
sefior Selles, que "6l habfa lido ALI
en- su caracter de Presidente de la
Asociaci6n dnica v exclusivamente
representa- a 1000 maestros asO-
ciados" a quienes perjudica ell pro-
veto 26 con las enmiendas Y sin
elias. Reconocemos la buena fe que
ha guiado al sefior Gual, sin ser
maestro, a presentar un proyecto
que 81 cree benefcioso al Magiste-
rio y lie estamos muy agradecidos,
pero es bueno que sepa, que La pro-
tesla. es espontanea, que nj ell Pre-
sidente de la Association, nj el De-
partamento de instruction, nj MIN
gun Inspector ha tratado, nj directa
nj indirectamente de 'imponer su
criterfo q los maestros". Los macs
tros de Puerto Rico son ciudadanos
libres, con integridad de caracter
v el civisno necesario para protes-
tar de cualquier ley aunque ella
emanara del misnO DepartamentO
de instruction 81 no fuera justa y
en- ammonia con Ia dignidad del
maestro.
seamos honrados y digamos la
verdad.
Los maestros libre y espontanea-
mente Sc oponen a que sea aprobado
en- ell. Senado el proyecto No. 26,
poraue no convene a ellos y es per-
judicial para el bienestar de La es-
cueIa.
Angela C. de MIRO,
Presidente Comit6 Local de San Juan
NOTA Los maestros de este Dis
trito asociados Y no asociadOS, sin
la intervention dc ning1n Inspec-
tor Sc oponen al proyecto No. 26.
gmva. n0MDDE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-13
DR.. JOSE VICENTE
CIRUJANO-DENTISTA

,gspeCIalista de la SOciedad EspafiO
= de Auxilio Mutuo y BeneficeneiR
Horas de Oficina:
Ia u a. m. Y 1.3O a 8 p. m.
San Justo 33 (altos de 'El Louvre !
Tel6fono 24O. San Juan, +. r
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DIRECTORIO
PROFESSIONAL

PEDRO G.. OUTNONES
ABOGADO Y NOTARIO
sraduado de la Universidad de
pennsylvania, Harvard = Puerto RI
o. Postula ante las Cortes de Puer-
to Rico y Corte Federal.
p o. Box 128. Tel. 143, 8.
Edificio NOA, San Juan. 2. z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Save Time
and Fussing

In order TO prevent delays In en-.
terlng British Columbia, motorists
must observe tho following customs
regulations Have auto makers
nomo and registration number easy
Of access, Have grips, tool.boxes
and trunks unlocked for inspection.
A stay OF 30 days or less requires
permit from customs officer at
port OF entry without deposit of
duty. a stay of over 80 days re.
quires n customs bond. good for six
months; deposit OF s25 cash TO
guarantee rc.cxportotion OF car
within that period. But Canadian
registration md license must DO ob.
tained. Also, II car Ia to remain in
Canada over 80 days, Il must DO
rogiatcred with u s. customs at
boundary to avoid duty charges re.
turning.
Permits for extensive stay In Can.
ada may he obtained from customs
office In Seattle or Anaoortcs. Driv.
or must show license, All persons
must bo prepared to show some
kind Of credentials, TO Identify. No
firearms are allowed 10 enter except
for hunting purposes For this, per.
NIT can bc had from customs Off.
cials,
Motorists can sometimes save dc.
lay 10y making advance reservations
on international ferries, whore con.
vcnient especially during tho con.
gestcd periods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
New Motor
Fishernen's Joy

There is new outboard motor on
the market built by the johnson
Motor company. designed especially
for the fisherman. This motor
weighs only 2s pounds, delivers one
and one'half horsepower and Is
without vibration. It Is compact
enough TO. be carried on the run.
ming board OF an automobile, or can
bc taken down like a take.down
shotgun. and packed in suitcase.
with room enough loft over for
fishing tackle.
The range OF speed Is surprising.
II Will drive the average rowboat
from five to six miles per hour and
when throttlcd down to troll, will
run Mt any speed TO suit the fisher.
mans fancy.
This is tho machine that the
0sherman has been looking for. u
Is light enough TO be packed in to
any OF tho lakes whore trout are
found, and can be attached TO any
kind of boat without trouble or
without damage 10 the boat.
Tho fisherman who has spent
hours of back.hrcnlting rowing on
Lake Crescent or Lake Cholnn, WIN
surely appreciate this motor.
Tho Johnson motor Ia distributed
10y the Pacific Marine supply COM
pany Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

CRESCENT LAkE-clsllam ooun-
~: i0a driving miles from Seattle
via Bromerton ferry and Brlnnon
ferry. Fishing Ia excellent Silver
and cutthroAt trout arc taken on
Taft'a Special lake troll Roads In
good condition. Fish bite very well
on worms. Boats and accommoda-
tons w Lcnoir.
sATsoP RIyER--o'rays Harhor
county. i07 miles from SEATTLE via
Olympia and GrayH Hnrhor high
way to Eatsop. Fishing II very
good for steelheads. Best steeihend
fishing IA main river below the
forks,
LAKE GOODWIN snohomish
county; 81 miles from Seattle via
Everett TO MRrysville on Pacific
highway. Fishing Is fair. Trout
and bass arc the best catches
Double Boyle for trout trolling aud
live bait for bass. Fishing will DO
better from now on. Boats and
cottages. II, q. Spencer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

ToLT RryERl--King county ~
miles from Seattle via Botholl.
Woodlnylllc, Redmond, or 2b driv.
ing miles via kirkland ferry and
Redmond. Fishing Is very good in
tho South Fork about six mllos up
tho river from the forks. Bost
catches In whltoflsh and trout. Rest
lures nrc cas- and worms Trails
In good condition all tho way up
tho rlvor and M past tho forks.
There are cabins every four miles
past the forks, a. l1hlng.
CEDAR HiNisR - King county;
10 miles from Seattle via Rainier
blvd. TO Rcnton Tho river IN going
down and fishing Ia fair. Trout nre
taken on spoon and worma. Some
nrc getting catches :. with brown
hnokle ono-hnlf mile up the river
Dom Maple valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Americans Plan to
Hunt African Oil

NEW YORK, June Americans
viii hunt OH I'm Africa. II n an.
nounrod herr that tho slnS,,ir cor
poration has acquired extensive oil
rights IN Portuguese West Africa
and b. doing development work IN
fields that arc expected 20 be- very
rich The corporation viii control
a tract about tho Hiss or the state
nf Oklahoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Rustless Wheat Is
Canada's Product

OTTAWA. ont. June i.-Guruet
wheat now variety developed a.
tho Dominion experimental farm
here. said 70 DO rusi-roaistlng, may
push the wheat frontier 100 miles
further north and suppmut tho n.
nous Marquis wheat, l. II Newman.
cerralist ~ tho Canadian govern
mont told tho agricultural commit
tee Of the house ~ commons. ''The
new wheat. a hard spring variety.
und's the Dominion tests Eas hssg
found 20 yield twice tho quantity OF
Marquis under dry conditions" said
Newman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
ANpA IoIFR roo

LONDON Elnk Fcisal OF Mesopo
tamia ,- just learning the western
same ~ poker ip "a recent same. he
announced De had iour kiugs when
no laid down his hand hc had only
three, and a player had nerve enough
To call his attention 10 d. All, I'm
tho fourth" tho king replied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Amazon Expedition
Is Back in Berlin

BERLIN. June "a biological
film expedition. headed by the well.
known sclOutibt. Baron Won Dun
germ, which left Germany n'yenr ago
10 explore the upper saches % tho
Amazon, has returned 10 Berlin Tho
expedition haH collected much inter
estlng material and succeeded in taxi
ing many thousand set Of films.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
$4,000 IN SMOKE.
Legion Buys Fireworks for
Bio Display on July 4

a fireworks pictorial rr,Irv of
American history viii hiring the
fpurih 90 July celebration 60 q
y.'se az tho stadium, uuH 3 The
american Lesion Is staging tho crl
eg'7auon
An s. GEO fireworks display was
purchasei Tor tho celebration THUR
adv by Robert $. Aiaefsrlanc. chair.
man % the Fourth OF July com.
fniuco OF ii8inicr Noble post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Commuters Renting
Tickets, Is Charge

HARMON, y. j., June Com.
muters on the Hudson division OF the
New York Central arc making Gig.
arst money by hiring out commute
ton tickets 20 friends In large NUM-
beers. tho railroad Gays Detectives
arc now busy Inspecting ana eonfia-
eating tho hired out uekrtH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
rANnr rs slnrcAn

LONDON For e davis outing on
iho river. @ manufacturer has do.
yissd "a eauoo sidc.car for motor.
cycles a young woman can enter
the canoe al her doorstep Arriving
at tho water, the canoe is easily dc,
tachcd and launched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
2 MNTrK smIrnrr NnrICE

Water wili Dee shut or on
West Oregon q, nom California
ave, 90 iist ave. = W. on 4lat
s. " and isd s, W, from West
Oregon 60 West Alaska ON West
Alaska from 10th 3, w, 60 4lst
S, w, Friday, from 5 a. m, 90
o g. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
ELIXIR OF YourII

SAN FRANCISCO An Oregon
scienist believes that the real elixir
~ youth may bo the zap or tho
California redwood uecA He ~ now
experimenting with the zap. Go do
tefminc whether n will proloug life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
New Market Will
Save Buyer Cash

CHICAGO. ill, Junr About
Slo.oooob0 YEARLY viii bc saved corr
sumcu by the SlTo0o.ooO pw,luco
market now being built on the Chl-
gago river according 10 les pro-
motors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
AIinnMs rOn mG GANE

LONDON Stewart White. an an.
thor. ana Or r. saxon Pope win at
tempt 20 hunt big game In British
Fast Africa with bows ana arrows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
rnhING CORK nor SIS

IOSDON-A combination u cork
aud concrete for building houses is
being tried In England u IL said
10 iusulato the house against heat
and noise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Prohibition Isn't
for Britisher, Yet

DUBLIN, June Tef'lfyiHg BE-.
fore tho Free State liquor commits.
sion, Dr.. Arthur shhdweIl Or Rich.
m0nd, Surrey. said that while pro-
hibltion was proposed and moro or
lers discussed IN England during tho
war. n had few friends now "and ths
mere meslou Of u would nov over
throw any British government with.
IN two months"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

docking Tor an enjoy
able weekend trip.
Planning q vacation OF
rest and recreation;
Victoria and Vancouver
are ready for you with
PLENTY TO DO
Golf. Tennis, Hunt.
ing Fishing. Boat.
ing. Swim ming.
Motoring;
PLENTY TO SEE.
Parliament Build.
ings. Dominion
Observatory, Es-
quimalt Naval Base,
Butchart Gardens
in Victoria; Stanley
Park. English Bay
Beach. Capilano
Canyon, Marine
Drive in Vancou.
yer
Wonderful new Princess
miniature ocean liners
sail twice daily from the
Bell Street Terminal:
plan to 90 this peekl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

DO TREES HAVE HEARTS,
LONDON Sir ] O. Bose. British
scientist, hays that every tree. Ike
tho higher animals. has q heart
which throbs necessarily.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
FAIR WEATHER
 FOR BIG RACE
BallOOniStS to Hop Of Late This
 Afternoon

St Joseph, Mo. May 1- With generally fair weather and with south or suuihcasterly winds pre- dicted, slN balloons will get away late today in the national climma- lion balloon race. Officials are op- limistic over weather conditions, and Carl II, Wolnry. Eoycruor-at- large of the National Aeronau,ic Association and manager of the race. predicted that the American record of l,l4S miles would be brokeu
 The sixth hn1oou Was added to the entries late yesterday when the contest committee ot inc National Aeronau'lc Association sanctioned the request of Naior Maurice Smith of Kansas Cl'y io enter. Major Smith, commanding inc pilot hal- loon, will use that h1c in the race, The pilot balloon is less than half as large as tho other balloons, haN- Ing a capacity of only %5,o00 cubic feet. The other entries are ss iS,- 00o and Soooo cubic feet capacity,
 Imitation of r," tJg bags began carly this morning and the first, piloted by Major smith, is expected 10 leave a' 5.@o ?. m. The other balloons wjU follow al five minute intervals in tho following order
 Army ba'Ioon--Iioutcnant Will liam J. Flood, pilot; Lieutenant Haynic Mccormick, aide.
 Goodycar-W. Y, Van Orman, pilot; C. K. Wolam, aide.
 Army hql)oon-Ca3'ain Raymond F. O'Noi, pilot; Iirut"uant Guy It. Oa'man. aide.
 St, Joseph Captain IT. F. Honey well pilot; II. ?. Preston, aide.
 Detroit -- Herbert Y. Thadon pilot: ". z. Hap'cr. aide. Three o' the hallooni.ts win have radio sa's and wi'l receive weather
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
WOMAN ORCHESTRA LEADER A VETERAN
Musical Career 50 Years Long,
 Led Concert Last Night

New York, May i,--celebrating hcr 50 years career in music. Miss Emma T.. Steiner. one of the first woman orchestra conductors in this country, wields the baton at tcsti- monial concert Of her own compost tons given in her honor at the Metropolitan Opera House last night.
 Tho slim, alert, white-halred wom- and who directed the musicians last night was ono Of tho first of her sex 10 win her way to the front as a composer and conductor of light operas in this country
 At the age Of seven, she wrote an intcrmezzo. "rhe Hall of Dreams" which was played at the concert as an oboe solo. Ten years Of her life were spent in a mining town near Nome, Alaska. For 80 years Miss Steiner was active as q musician in this country, and during that period she conducted 6.O0o light opera per formances,
 Among her positions which were played al the testimonial con- cert were overtures. solos and en- sembcs from "l'leurette," "The First
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
ID ASK ASSEMBLY
 ID VALIDATE BONDS
No Quorum Present at City
 Meeting Board Session

TO safeguard the city against the posahli,y of question being raised as to tho legality of $5dQ,oQo school honl issue voted at meeting Of tno ,i'y meeting board last night rho sratc Legislature Wll be asked tu Na'ilate the action st tts present session,
 The school bond issu- VAS one of lhroe bond questions before the meeting. Bouls in the amount Of $I5"Qo0 for subway work, and a like amount for sewer construction were voted. There appears to bo no question aS 10 the propriety of voting subway and sewer bonds at a meeting moi attended by more than haIf the entire membership, bu, Judge John H. Klrkham, corpora ton counsel feared school bond issues might be regarded in a differ ent ugbt and he suggested the val, ida'Ing act.
 The city meeting board is com. posed of lS6 members. making 93 q quorum, Last nights roll cal showed S2 members In attendance and while this number was consid. erably greater than the average at. tendance it did not make a quorum
 Considerable discussion preceded action on the bond issues. Judg, Kirkham brought the debate to 6 c'ose when he told the meeting h( was ot the opinion the bonds would be legally passed it favorable vote was taken, but as a safeguard ht suggested the validating act.
 The school bonds are intended 'o, now buildings In the East street Steele street and Lincoln street dis 'rtcts The subway and sover bond are to carry out program oi de velonment planned hy inc nub'h works board and approved hy th, board Of finance and taxation aul ,he common council.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
GrenviIle Kane Joins
 As Trinity Trustee

Hartford May 1.--GrenvilIe Kane, Of New York, 8 graduate Of Trinity college in the class of 1875, has accepted inc invitation of tho hoard ot trustees o' the rollege n heronA a member of that body. President Bcm6an R. Ogilby an 0ounced this morning Mr. Kanc "as born in New Rochelle. N. Yu in iS54. He has been a director Of ihe Northern Pacific railroad and Is at inc present time chairman of the board Of the Erie railroad. He Is q director Of the New York public li- brarY and chairman of 'he commit. tee 0' supervisors, He is q prominent Na"htsman, and was fleet captain for Hc"an }oars of *hn New York Yacht c.nh. He is n"mher o' the Tuxedo Park club. the ninn club and thn GroIior club o! New York,