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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10


acord6 por unanimidad proceder
por desacato a dicho alto cuerpo
aplicar Ell debido castigo al ca
bo de la Pohcia Inssllar, que presta
servicio en- San Juan, namado
Emanueli.
LA QUESTION Es PLANTEADA
PoR Ell REP. MUNoZ
RAMOS
La question fue pianteada en-
la Camara por el distinguido re-
presentante y buen amigo nuestro
sefior Mufioz Ramos. He aqui CO.
mo Sc expres6 el distinguido re-
presentante:
"Sefior Presidente y sehores re-
presentantes: Hago uso de la pala-
bra para denunciar un abuse y
una violencia cometidos por cl Ca
DO Emanuelli de La Pohcia Insu-
lar, que constituyen un alberto
iesacato Ia honorabildad y res
peto de este alto cuerpo, por 10
cual previa investigation Sc lie
debe aphcar todo Ell castigo que
marca la ley en- estos casos.
''Sefior Presidente, y sefiores re-
presentantes, hace pocos minutes
me dirigia hacia la Plaza, y presen
Gle que la gente sc aglomeraba
junto un paisano Y dos policias.
Me file con mayor atencion y en-
tonces vi que Ell paisano era IL
distinguido amigo nfo, presti gioso
abogado de Ponce, Ell Lcdo. Ortiz
Toro. Me dirigi hacia ALA v me
entere que Ell Cabo Emanuelli pre-
tendia conducir violentamente y
contra Su voluntad,-algo exprcsa
mellte prohibido en- Ia ley al
Lcdo. Ortiz Toro hacia ell Depsr-
tamento del Interior para averi.
guar ALI 81 tenia plaza y licencia
para guar autom6viles. Lie lla;n6
la atenci6n hac1a 10 POGO razona-
BILE de su conducta, y no me aten-
di6.
Entonces, viendo que no Sc
avenia a. razones, lie rogue cue
me psrmitiera a mi personalme-.:,.
no sin antes manifestarle que era
un Representative a la Camara, lie
var hasta Ell Departamento del r.
terror al Lcdo. Ortiz Toro. FL Ca
bo Emanuelli Sc nego en- terminus
violentos y me dijo que 81 yo que
ria ir que fuese pero que 81 de
todos modos conducia ALI mi
amigo. Ante la violencia del of
cial de Ia ley, accedi para evitsr
discusiones. Llegamos al Departa-
mento del Interior, y ali nos en-
contramos con que Ell Lcdo.. Ortiz
Toro portaba plaza y licencia y es
taba debidamente autorizado para
guar. Esto mortifico grandsnlents
al oabo Emanuelli, quisn Sc dio
cuenta de que no podfa acasar en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
POdemOs garanti1ar que Ia
AsambIea fuSiOnista no ha
sidO pOspuesta indefiaida-
mente, y que tsndra lugar
POGO despueS de tefmlnar
SuS trabajOs Ia legislature
No es cierto tamp0Co que
a Ultima hora hayan sur
gidO SeriaS dificuItadeS
entire repubIicanOS y unIo-
nistas, pues hay unidad
en- cuanto a la c0nvenIen-
cia de la fusion

Ell electorado puertorriqueno es-
Ia cada vez mas interesado en- los
acontecimientos politicos de ultl-
ma hora v especialmente en- el mo-
vimiento fusionista, iniciado va So
bre s6lidas bases Y sostenido por
caudillos del temple moral e inte-
lectual de don Pepe Tous Soto.
Y es natural que al pueblo le
interese en- gran manera saber a
ciencia cisrta caAndo tendra lugar
Ia Asamblea fusionista, por 10 me
nos aproxinadamente.
Nosotros por nuestra parte po-
demos garantizar, que la Asam-
blca fusionista no ha sido suspend
da indefinidamente, va que Sc ha
lido va demasiado leios, Sc ha avan-
zado mucho, para que sea possible
retroceder, Ell pueblo esta dema-
siado interesado en- esta question
para que Sc lie pueda decir que po,'
ahora no hay NADIA de todo cuanto
Sc ha dicho. Seria confesar prac-
ticamente que la fusion tropieza
con grandes dificultades, va que
no habria otra raz6n, y como quie-
ra que ese cstado de cosas no es
cierto, los jefes de la Alianza no
pueden ceder nj tienen por que ha-
cerlo, va que todos estan animados
nor ell mas franco optimismo y en-
tusiasmo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
0ESPUES DE LA
LEGISLATURE

a la vez podemos asegurar que
IN Asamblea fusionista tendra lu-
gar POGO despues de terminar sus
trahajos la Legislature.
rs natural que no pueda ser in
ipediatamente, Cue Sc necesitaran
algunas semanas para realizar la
debida preparation, pero de ahi a
que Sc haya pospuesto indefinida-
fContinna on In nag. e.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10

No somos los que trabajanlos mas
barato, pero garantizamos nuestro
trabajo.
Nuestra mejor garantia en- las RE-
PARACIONES DE MAQUINAS
DE ESCRIBIR, son las siguientes
firnlas quien trabajamos:
Gobierno Insular,
Municipio de San Juan,
Municipios de la Isla,
Lamborn & Co. Inc,
s. Ramirez & Co.
Banco Cmereial de p. r.
American Colonial Bank,
Banco Masonico,
Central Paste Viejo,
Central Coloso,
P. R. Sugar Co.
N. Y. & p. r. s.. S. Co.
Alemany & Bernard.
Sucrs. de L. Villamil & Co
Pedro Gelabert,
Sucrs- de Abarca
d. Agueros 81 Co.,
De la Tore & Ramirez,
Luis Castellano,
Schluter e. Co.,
Mora & Mendoza,
p. Gonzalez & Co.,
All America Cables,
Santiago A. Panzardi, Ltd,
I4cdo. j. Puig Morales,
A. Ribot & CO.,
j. p. Lehman,
CASTOR Bloncourt,
Fernandez & Perez,
1 Sucrs. de GamaIra,
Henry C. Bursian,
Villar & Co.
n. Hernandez & Co., Sucrs.,
P. R. Drug Co, Inc,
Real Hnos.
'El Mundo",
Gel Globo''
LA Democracia",
"El Tiempov,
'P. R. Ilustrado",
Cable Frances,
Fernandez, Geigel & Co.,
A. Cuesta & Co.,
| s. LENA & Co.
r. E Gonzalez & Co.
Miranda Hnos.
CadierDo Hnos.,
p R. Telephone Co.
Mutual Life Ins. Co. Inc,
Ins,l'ar Motor Corporation,
p r. Express Co.
r. Abarca & IT, Casals.
Republic Bao & Paper Co.
Y. Benitez Rexach,
! p. Dominguez & Co. Sucrs.,
Rarreiro & Co.
Clfn;ca Miramar,
P R. r. Light & Power Co.
"La Villa de Madrid,
II. S. Internal Revenue,
Antil'as Electric Co.,
B. A. Cheney,
Guardia Nacional,
T. Clivilles & Co, Sucrs.,
Rev. Fred w. T.indke
Sucrs. de Jose Fernandez,
Andreu, Aguilar & Co. Inc,
/ Compramos y vendemos maquina
de escribir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
PARA MAYAGUEz

En- cuanto la Sultana del oes-
te, Sc recomienda en- primer ter
mino al actual Juez de Ia Corts de
Distrito de san Juan, Seccion pri-
mera, ell senior Foote, quie1 acepta-
ra con agrado un trasIado aque-
la region de nuestra sisla, donde
va actu6 como Juez por ruclios
amos, con Ell beneplacito general
del distrito.
Sc recomienda talnD4en al actual
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
Il CAUCUS senatorial dCOTd6 reCOmendar
extrd-ofiCialmente CiertOs dbOgadOs pd-
"a jueCes de diStrito
EL ACTUAL JUEz De LA CORTE DE DISTRlT0, SECClOl
SEGUNDA, SR. RODRIGUEZ SIERRA, FlGURA
ENTIRE LOS REC0MENDADOS
El Assistant Attorney General Mufoz ha sdo reco
mendad0 paIa una de las C0rteS de DiStrito en- Sal
Juan indistintamente
Ell Fiscal ROmaR FeCb0 endOSO del caucus para uez de POn
tambi6n el To- Assistant Attorney, LCdO Todd Jr.

La nueva combination judicial
Eigue siendo la preocupaci6n del MO
mento en- nuestros circulos politi-
cos, todas las distinSas colectivi-
dades partidaristas, estan pendien-
tes de cual sea la solucion final a
este asunto, y cuales seran los hom
hres en- cuyas manos Sc ponga la
administration de la justic,a en-
Puerto Rico.
Afortunadamente va empieza a
verse claro v es de esperarse que
pronto no existan dudas va que las
recommendations empiezan surgir,
de parte de aquelios autorizados pa
ra hacerlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
LA CAMARA APROBO SIN DISCUSSION
I'll 1NFORME DEL C0MITE De COME
RfNCIAS EN- CUIANTO AL PR0YECT0 De
INC0ME-IM


Y sigue sobre el tapete el famoso
proyecto de Dir. Haig aue promote
tEasE tantOs plsitOs Al TesoFo Insu-
lar como e0ntribuyentes afectados
per Ia ley existans a menos que el
pasri0tismO y buen juicio de Hues-
tros legisiaaores Sc imponga, como
10 sspsTamOs todos, y Sc ennliende en-
ferma tai cue queden q salvo los IN
tsrssss del pHeblos 81 cue por clio
nscesariaments tengan que sufrir
los intereses Gel Tesoro.
Va en- nnestFa edici6n dc aver in
formamos . nuestros iectores que
i comisi6n De eonfeTsneias de am
bos enerpas lsgislativos habia Ne
sad0 q an entendido, acOrdando le-
comsndaE 81 Il y medic por cienro
eomo iipo eontributivo, IA tmposi-
ei6n ds IA retroaetividad y una mi
alma exenel6n de mil d6lares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
LA cAAfARA APRUEBA SIN DIS
CUSTOM FL INFoRAdE

PtFo 10 cue hasta ahora no sa0ea
naastros lectoEes IS que Ia camara,
sn 81 session de antes de aver. lie
impaFtio su aprObaei6n sin discn-
sioa de nlng6n geneF0 al informe
del eomite de confeEeneias, que va
hemos explieado hasta donde alean-
"a 81 sns bases fundamentals.
No hubo qnien pr0testara. 10 que
ss sxplica perfeetamente bien va
cue el eomit6 de confereneias aca-
Ia de rscomendaF preeisamente 10
nismo que yR habia acordado antes
Ia camaEa. No habia pues motive
aiguno para que surgiese en- la Ca
nara Ia oposiei6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10

Fiscal at-large del Departamento
de Justicia, Lcdo. samalea Iglesias.
PARA Ell DISTRITo
DE PONCE
Para Ell distrito de Ponce, Sc re-
comend6 al actual Fiscal de Maya
giiez, Lcdo. Romani.
Sc recomienda ademas para otra
de las Cortes al actual Edo. Assis-
tant Attorney-Ge General, Lclc. Todd
Jr. y figura tambien entre los reco
mendados para aquei distrito el
ilustre abogado puersorriqueno don
JESUS Maria Rossy.
sContinua en- la pag 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
DE nIPORTANCIA PARA
LAS PERSONALS INTERE-
SADAS

Neeesito saber Ia residen-
eia dc d0ha Carmen Fernan-
der de MediaviIla; Y de d0na
Jostfa Rios de Ferrer.
Dirijase a Jaime Calaf CO.
llazo. Manati. Y. n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
FERo EN- Ell sENADo

No ebstante, en- el senAdo las CO.
sas no iran tan tranqnilamsnte. va
lConfinda en- II pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
PARA LAS CoRTES DE
DTsTRITo DE SAN
JUAN.

Nuestros lectores saben que de
acuerdo con un proyecto de ley
aprobado Ultima hora San Juan
contara en- breve con tres Cortes
de Distrito en- vez de dos como
hasta ahora.
Ell caucus senatorial cccomendo
cuatro candidates, para ser nombra'
dos indistintamente para las re-
feridas Cortes de Distrito.
En- primer ternlino figura Ell ac-
tual Juez de la Corte de Distrito,
secci6n segunda, Ell Lcdo. Rodri-
guez Sierra.
En- segundo termino esta el dis
tinguido jurisconsulto poncsiio, don
Domingo Sepulveda, quion no nece-
sta presentation de ningun gene
TO. pues es conocido ventajosamen-
te en- todo Puerto Rico, y por mu-
chos amos visti6 la toga Je Juez,
siendo un honor para la judicatrra
puertorriqueiia.
Tenemos ademas entire los reco-
mendados al actual Assistant At
torney- General, Lcdo. Miguel A..
Mufioz.
Y tambien al distinguido Juez de
| la Corte de Distrito de Mayagiez,
don Angel Acosta Quintero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10

A las nueve en- punto de la ma
mana de aver, ocurrio una semi
tragedia en- la Plaza del Merca
do de esta capital, causada, Sc
gun fuimos informados por los
que desempenaron papeles prin-
cipales en- este hecho de sangre
(Que en- NADIA puede envidiar
los argumentos mas absurdos de
los dramas del lienzol, per efec-
tos de los celos, que tomarOn pro-
porciones gigantescas en- la do
minicana Maria Rodriguez Qui-
nones, (a) la Negrita', al casi
degollar navajazos a la joven
Paula Escobar, natural de San
Juan.
Er rrECsTTn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
GOBTERSo MUNICIPAL DE
vfEQugs. y. n.


AKIsO
Sc eneueagFa susants l. plaza
d nurre ggadnaaa Del Hospital
Mnnieipai con ei haher naennlal
DE- $1,000. Las sollelsudes dele-
ran ser dirigidas 81 Alealde Ms
nlelpnl aeompnhadss "a rtfercr-
rlar pfefesioh4les.
zgilo CASTASO.
Alealds Municipal.
N.eqses. 4. R.. juulo 80. 1926.
Adst.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
Ell CAUCUS
SENATORIAL.

Antenoche no trabajo el Hon..
senado Insular. Indagamos en-
tonces supimos que i1s senores Sc
nadores SO habian reunido en- eau
Gus, para discutir los nombran,icn-
tns de los jueces de distrito y de-
terininar cuales candidates debian
recomendarse en- forrna extra.ofi-
cial.
A continuation damos los nom
bres de los candidates recomen6a-
dos por Ell caucus en- la forma en-
que va hemos exphcado antes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
tn Ia plaza del merCadO
elIfdntaSmd de los CeIOS
fu6 ell CduSante de q. Ia
dOminiCana Maria ROdrl..
guez. (d) La negrita' Co
81 deSgOlldSe a pdsajdIOS
a Ia jOven Paula fSCObar

FL recOnOcimiento practi-
cadO a la vlctima en- la sala
de emergencia acusa siete
heridas incisas, la menOr
de las cuales mide cuatro
centimetrOs de longitud,
con intercepci6n de ner-
viOS y venas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10
FL HECHO.

Mientras la joven de % amos
Paula Escobar, natural de San
IContinua sn la pag. 81
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02
Hardware Trade Brisk;
Prices May Increase

New York, Dec. 2.--In its weekly
hardware market summary, Hard
ware Age will say tomorrow,
hardware jobbers are very busy
shipping winter goods. staple lines
and special merchandise designed
for holiday selling campaigns, &C
cording to reports from important
market centers. II is freely predict
cd that this will be an unusually
successful Christmas for the hard
ware trade.
Prices are stronger in all cities
and there are persistent rumors that
tools and possibly wrought goods
will be advanced soon. While no
definite confirmation is available in
rumored price advances, Jobhers III
many sections seemed to believe that
higher prices were likely in some
lines,
Retailers who are not preparing
for holiday business are not active
as they have been, though the trad
ing on strictly staple lines is fairly
good
Collections continue TO improve
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02
BOY SCOUT NEWS

At the meeting Of Boy Scout
Troop Monday night at the First
Baptist church. William Judd and
Jack LOOMS were appointed a COM
mittee to lay plans for hike 10 be
held some Sunday after Christmas.
A motion. previously tabled, to raise
the dues was passed unanimously
and another to have them raised
further so as TO include registration
fees was tabled. The treasurer was
authorized TO buy new dues cards.
Games were played In the gym.
There were IL scouts. two candi-
dates, and two officials present
An Anchor Patrol" was formed
at the last meeting of Troop l OF
Plainville. This patrol will consist OF
scouts who have been with the troop
! since 1t was formed last June but
who have ny yet completed their
second class tests. AS the anchor
holds back the ship, so these scouts
are holding back the troop. The only
way they can get out OF the patrol
N 10 pass incl '0'''d WIS"
Nell McDoueall' Of" d tilsU al1 ~
pert, gave very 'li'eiest'"s anu 81
loyaole demonstration |" ,n.s Ne'u'
| Carroll Drysdale was appointed pa
! troll leader Of the Fox patrol. Ho and
Harold heelihs recently peoa t -. ., ..
class SCOUTS ny aPpeatlhe oeto'9 ~"
! eouiL VI 4'"iiO'' "'@A =.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02
YALE MEDICAL SCHOOL
IS HOLDING CLINICS
Giving Doctors of state Oppor.
tunity 10 Benefit by latest
Discoveries

New Haven, Dec, Rl--The Yale
school OF medicine has extended its
cooperation with the physicians OF
Connecticut by holding clinics under
tho direction OF members OF its
faculty at the MiddleseX hospital,
MiddletoWn, according to announce
mont made here today.
The conferences are intended to
put the staff OF the hospital and
| the general practitioners of Counec'
ticut towns in touch with the latest
scientific Developments. Practical
demonstration OF the most recent
achievements in science are given
SO that the busy physician may
observe and initiate in hi, owl
work the technique employed.
The clinics win cover four fields
Pediatrics, surgery, medicine anc
obstetrics and gynecology,
One meeting each month will b.
held at Middletown Dr., Edward
A, Park OF the pediatrics depart
ment, Dr.. Samuel c. Harvey Of III
department OF surgery, DR.. Franci
G Blake OF the department Of medi
cine. and Dr. Arthur II. Morse 9
he department of ohst etrics an
gynecology will have charge Of tn
clinics in their respective fields
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02
ALTO GAS FUMES Fatal

Worcester, Mass. Dec. . (Pp-~
Nelson Charron, Sc, a contractor OF
this city, was found dead in a gar
age late yesterday evidently OVER
come by the carbon monoXide fum";
from his car, Police and physician
worked over the man for an houl
before pronouncing him dead. Polio
Surgeon Robert J. Mort hbridge wa
affected by the fumes while attempt
ing to restore the man to conscious
ness and had to be relieved Of duty
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02
YOUNG FOLKS PRESENT
BOOTH HARRINGTON PLAY
The Trysting Place" n Farce Com
edy Pleases Large Audience
At South Church.

An appreciative audience attend
ed the supper and playlet at the
South Congregational church last
evening, when the Young Woman's
department presented The Trysing
Place by Booth Harrington. Miss
Amy c. Guilford was director and
the cast of characters was as fol-
lows:
Mrs Curtis .... . Dorothy Hale
Lancelot Briggs 80. ,..., Alan Burr
Mrs Briggs ..,.,.... Irene Haigls
(Loncelot's MotheD
Jessie ............. Lily Calmback
Nancelots Sister,
Rupert Smith ....,. Robert Chris
Mr. Ingoldsby &C.. Monroe Harwood
The Mysterious Voice .........-...
/ .........., 60. Frederick L. Fay
The affair will be repeated this eve
ming
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02
IS FULL OF CHRISTMAS INSPIRATION


Dull, glazed pottery from foreign lands, color
full glassware that is exceedingly decorative,
unique vases interesting candlesticks hearth
side pieces for lovers of Brass, distinctive
Lamps Beautifying Silvelware-Oh, you'll
Just have to come and see for yourselves!
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

Norway, Maine-Mellie Durham,
Names champion fiddler, and his
wife are going to travel IN style via
Montreal so he can play for Henry
Ford In Detroit. Henry has sent
pullman tickets via an automobile
agency,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

Bridgeport.--Pay increases for fire
men and policemen expected 10 be
ordered by common council
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

New Haven--Another dormitory
for Yale college,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

Not only to the woman who plans for the home,
but to every member of the household, and to
everyone else who has even tiny room of his
or her own-The 3rd Floor Gift Shop offers
treasury of Suggestions for Christmas giving.
Prices, as usual are very modest.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02
FLASHES OF LIFE: XMAS CANDLES
FILLED WITH WHISKEY ARE SEIZED

leymen's arbitration end and both
sides put In final briefs,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

New York-The late August Bel
mont's box, one of the most favored
In the operas diamond horseshoe
has been bought by Paul II. Helms.
banking magnate, for less than
100000, the book value.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

Halfa, Palestine--A little dissent
from the spirit OF Locarno; after
lighting the syrians for France some
German speaking soldiers from Al
sace-Lorraine have deserted, The
German colony at Mount Carmel Is
sending them to Germany.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

Seventeen music halls
obtained licenses to sell liquor after
petitioning for years In vain.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

BY the Associated Presa =,
Sherbrooke, Quebec Perhaps
"Lord Jeffrey Amherst" famous
song of President Coolidge's alma
mater. will be played az wedding
march. Miss Vera A. Hale, physi-
clan and descendant OF the founder
of the college. is TO marry George |
D. Pratt, Amherst '9S. wealthy New
Yorker connected with Standard OIL.
London-Seventeo music halls
obtained licenses to sell liquor after
petitioning for years In vain.
New York-Two thousand boxes
Of Christmas candles, allied with
whiskey, cordials and gin are IN the
possession of prohibition agents and
five girl candy makers have been ar
rested In factory.
Norway, Maine--Mellie Durham,
Names champion fiddler, and his
wife are going to travel IN style via
Montreal so he can play for Henry
Ford In Detroit. Henry has sent
pullman tickets via an automobile
agency,
New York-The late August Bel
mont's box, one of the most. favored
In the operas diamond horseshoe,
has been bought by Paul II, Helms.
banking magnate, for less than
100000, the book value,
Haifa, Palcstine-A little dissent
from the spirit OF Locarno: after
fighting the Syrians for France some
German-speaking soldiers from AL
sace-Lorraine have deserted. The
German colony at Mount Carmel Is
sending them to Germany
New York-Drivers are taking
note Of what Magistrate Golden OF
l;rooklyn will do to them II they
treat their horses unkindly. A ped
der and a laundryman who left
their horses unblanketed In the cold
had to leave hats and coats in court
and stand outside fifteen minutes.
Victoria, E. C,-Ien Phlladelpnld
girl baseball players. stranded in
Japan on a tour. have arrived here
their passage paid by Hong Kong
merchant.
New York-The American people
annually spend ten times more
money on cosmetics than for tbs
lid of pure science investigators
avs Herbert Hoover.
Northampton, Mass.-The homt
city of President Coolidge has gon'
democratic. William NJ. Walsh de
feated Mayor William II. Feiker, re
publican.
New York-Says Samuel Van
claim: anyone who sells 1926 shor
d, is going to lose money"
Boston--Prince Paul of Greco
has a trip from New York on tn
|. s. S. Marblchead through til
courtesy of Secretary Wilbur.
/ %ew York--Nincent Astor, VII
recently sold his Fifth avenue man
SOW for $3,00t,ono. is 70 build
small town house on Soth street,
Nnw Ha,en-lTire dcpartmol
q members give Mayor FitzGernh
silver service as token Of esteem.
uartford--G orcrnor Trumbull,
receipt Of many letters Of criticism
sqys he repricved Chapman not OF
Of sympathy but to allow him amp
time to compltt" his court actions
Brldgeport-Jack Delaney, hgl
heavyweight boxer, hit woman
arcidcnt while driving his autom'
bile.
New London-Augustus Olsen. q
.ineer at New London Ship and FL
cina Company falls to his death fro
. v"randa
New acknowledgements IN trt
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

New York--Two thousand boxes
Of Christmas candles, filled with
whiskey, cordials and gin are IN the
possession of prohibition agents and
five girl candy makers have been ar
rested In a factory.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

New acknowledgements In troll
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

BY the Associated Press.
Sherbrooke, Quebec Perhaps
"Lord Jeffrey Amherst" famous
song of President Coolidge's alma
mater. will be played az a wedding
march. Miss Vera A. Hale, physi-
clan and descendant OF the founder
of the college. is TO marry George
D. Pratt, Amherst 90. wealthy New
Yorker connected with Standard OIL.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Olsen, en-
-ineer at New London Ship and En-
,;no Company falls to his death from
=, N"randa,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

New York-Drivers are taking
note Of what Magistrate Golden of
brooklyn will do to them If they
treat their horses unkindly. A ped
,ller and a laundryman who left
their horses unblanketed in the cold
had to leave hats and coats in court
and stand outside fifteen minutes.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

Victoria, 3. C.-Ten Philadelphia
girl baseball players. stranded IN
Japan on tour. have arrived here
their passage paid by Hong Kong
merchant.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

Bridgeport-Jack Delaney light
heavyweight boxer, hit woman by
accident while driving his automo-
bile.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-02

New York-The American people
annually spend ten times more
money on cosmetics than for the
lid Of pure science Investigators
avs Herbert Hoover.