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Evening star., 1925-09-17
Jn M en1oriam.

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septembers il. 1921.
The fSldfie freasie votes votes asH ssid come eS@s
And with farewells, unspoken
HIS bfSoTRD bf se1FiT fFtfTff FkTHER SISTERS AID
BROTHER.
nEaSseSS s Dear L Rasss Sd s2d zfE.Rf
sost toGa ho 'hls r. 1851 four years
Gone in the best of his days.
Right in .manhood,s bloom:
Torn from the, one who loves you
HIS MIFEa " slsepy pyosEPHfSE BRANsoS t.nee
COLBERT; In sad but loving reRsmhHr9annsM ZEN nM
r. COLBERT. who departed this life nlne
years ago today. September IL. 1910.
He has gone from his dear ones. his wife.
Whom, he willingly toiled for and loved
Oh. q aodl his Hos t5s mysterious and strange
To take from rS US this one in the best of
HIS hovfSG ha5 ING WIFE AND CHILDREN. :
GARRETT II loTngu reReTs5eonSsf6 q aaR 0RF
fsa1 Rnrr one Who "iIaAd deparsed tbs lie one
ago today. September II. 1924:
1t Is lonely here without you: p,,,o
For beneath the smile there's an aching
That asAns IS always longing for yepf,
THE FAMILY.
d our dear ,l mot6eS FIoMIEScE; M &c; nETd1s ELLa
vho todas passssd se abe f. 1872
We loved her: God loved her best.
s.iIl NOT dead lead bp hut r gone Ros to rest n1cGs
DENyS99TGEEP ENyS99TGE fBMARbs. ePgLRRKb5s EssSREhgI sS5A SSP
RR33EFRS R3SERES NTH HAMKISs' AND sis1.N'
HERZ0G. In sad but loving rsmemFFTRsTrTfaa FRTTa
HERzoG. Who died died one year ago TO-DAY
septemRafiEs ais u, w,1boW 5eS4 AND CHILDREN
HURT tribute of love TO the nlemory
or Sesy dipfefIaTT hRfT se paep Who
departed this life two years ago. sep'em-
Not dead to us who loved her.
Not ,. lost but T.. gone q, mex eeIore'
And will for evernore.
Inst a line of sweet remembrance.
Just memory. fond and true.
Juss token ,arts Of loyeS s, deTouen Ion9 for YOU
'hd beIoved and faithful father: GEORGE G;
Beyond three years ago today. September
IN to the courts where the angels dwell
he hses 'fiIsnG5 HIS GDEVoTED f1s CHILDREN.
MANYETTE II sad but loviRE TTsRnpeSTy
Years ago today. September II. 1922.
Gone. but not forgotten n,,r,x
MILLER. In sad but loving remembrance
today. July II. 1925.
Inst when his life was brightest.
Just when his A hopes sn;. Were snr,d pest st main
To MS hsmf ffoT1sG y ssGFnsf SISTER TER ANNIE.
STEWART. In sad but loving remen; nne1s
5aE%ARr & my Who ded 1e ago to
day. September II, 1920.
Dear Doris. how hard we tried to keep
Prayers and tears we're all in vain:
Happy angels came and took you
1oGf@a EGEH@a MoTHfR GfEif o. sGsfE asafs sPPGEw&RT PE
WALKER. In sad remembrance OF our
husband and father. PHILIP +. WALKER.
The month of se! sepsemfper = N ,nd is 1ssr here
For one year ago TO-DAY :,
our dear husband and father was called
IoNETY WIFE AND son. CATHERINE
R. WALKER AND PHILIP y.
WHITE. In loving rememorancs Of our our
ago today. September II, 1924.
One year has passed,
Our hearts are still sore
God alone knows
How we miss you more and more.
Through your many long years
We are confident of the victory
You have gained.
So, dear wife and mother,
AS the years lap each other
We will always love and remember
You as one great mother;
HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
Gone but not forgottennio enniorurp
Evening star., 1925-09-17
FOREIGN.

ARGENTINA DATA.
For the week ending September IA. 1925.
~Temperature-Precip atom
Current. Dept. Current. Dept.
Corn northern
wheat area. "a -3 0.2 -O.2
Southern wheat
area ~ so 3 Oh -0.3
Evening star., 1925-09-17
L. R. WALKER, 81, UNION
NAVY VETERAN, DIES
Stricken While Returning From
Meeting Of Lincoln Post, g. A. r.,
He Succumbs Suddenly;

Leonard r. Walker, 81, years old,
of 512 street, veteran of the Union
Navy and a resident of Washington
since during the Taft administration,
Evening star., 1925-09-17

Cost of building materials in Guate-
mala has gone SO high that builders
are suspending operations, throwing
many men out of work.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs. John N. Culbertson Of the
Women's Interdenominational Mis-.
sionary Federation will conduct the
devotional meeting to be held by the
Business Women's Council tomorrow
evening at the Church of the Cove
nant.
Alpha Delta Phi will meet at lunch
con tomorrow, 1890 pm, at Franklin
Square Hotel.
Evening star., 1925-09-17
Army Captain II Retired.

Capt. Fred Walters, Infantry, who
has been stationed at Fort Douglas,
Utah, has been placed on the re-
tired list of tho Army on account of
disability incident to the service.
Evening star., 1925-09-17

The Presidents Own Garrison, No.
104, Army and Navy Union, will meet,
B o'clock, in Grand Army Fall. Re.
ports Of delegates to the recent TWEEN
ty-seventh national encampment of
the national corps Of the garrison will
be received and from the new national
corps officers OF the organization.
Evening star., 1925-09-17

Arthur p. Buck will lecture In Unity
Auditorium, 13:s street, at 3 o'clock.
Subject: "Ail Things Arc Possible"
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
FEW INCREASES IN SALARY TO BE GRANTED THIS YEAR:
 OPPOSITION TAKING FORM
OVERCOME BY FUMES
 IN CLOSED GARAGE
F. B. Heinze of 462 Church Street Unconscious on
 Floor

r, B. Heinze of 462 Church street barely escaped asphyMation by car bon monoXide gas about o'clock last night in the garage in the rear Of his home. He was discovered lying on the floor unconscious by a Mr. Hunter who lives in the same house with him. and was taken to the New Britain General hospital for treatment. His condition was SO much improved today that he was taken home this afternoon.
 MT. Heinze had gone into his garage to work on his car and the door had closed behind him. Mir, Hunter had placed his automobile in the garage with that of MT. Heinze and shortly before o'clock last night he went to get it.
 Upon opening the door, the odol of the gas struck him and although an engine was running, he could not see Mr. Heinze. He went around tho car and found him lying on tht floor unconscious. He summoned aid the ambulance was called anC Heinze was rushed to the hospita where the proper steps for his re vival were taken.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
FAIRFAX HAS BREAKDOWN
Gcraldinc's Company Is Paid on In HnrtforCl-No News As To Re opening CE Production.

Hartford, Nov. 2 LP)-The cast of "Romany Love Spell, Geraldine Farrar's new musical production W hich opened here on Tuesday night and was forced 10 suspend further performances due 10 the sudden breakdown of Miss Farrar, met al Parsons thcater just before noon to- day 10 be paid off by the company managers. No announcement was made concerning the reopening of the play and Charles J. Foley, Miss Farrar's manager. said that il would depend wholly upon the stars con- dition. He said that the strain of rchcarsals for the production was the cause of Miss Farrar's break down and until she had been eN- amined by her New York physicians he would be unable 10 say what would be done about the show.
 NIT. Foley said that he had made arrangements to take Miss Farrar to New York this afternoon and thai she would be met at the train this evening by her personal physician
 Dr. Edward Russell of the Roosevelt hospital. Dr. Russell wired instruc' tions to Miss Farrar. advising her tc
 stay in bed until the time 10 go tC
 New York.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
DRUSES BEGINNING NEW
 ATTACK ON FRENCH ARMY
Many Christians In Syria Arc Seek Ing Protection in Foreign
 Mission Compounds

Beirut Syria, Nov. 27 Ps-Tresh bandit outbreaks have occurred at Hons. In Northern Syria, whero many schools have been closed. Some Of the Christians are seeking protection In the compounds of the foreign missions, while others are fleeing in tho direction of the Medi- tcrrancan.
 Two steamers have landed French endorsements from Tripoll for q forced march to Homs. The railway has been cut between Hons and Ras Ballbck, to the south.
 The defeat which the French hayo administered to tho Druses at Rash | cyia and in the Bikat valley appears 10 have fired the whole rebel Druso to greater effort.
 | Proarrangcd signals in the form Of fires on Mt. Hcrmon and other high places arc calling for Druse rein Iforcemcnts.
 In answer To this primitive wire less employed hy these stuhborI mountaincers the villages are beint iemptied of their mcnfolk. ThcS ,chcfs are fortifying Hasbeiya, thei headquarters. in preparation to mee further French attacks. The Drusc
 are making other plans 10 aYeng their recent rcverscs.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
TWO MEN KILLED AND
 TWO OTHERS WOUNDED
Chicago Slayer Identified By One victim as Durkin, Missing
 Gunman.

Chicago, Nov 27 LP - Two mon, one q policeman, were killed and two others, including a policeman, were wounded in q south side to- bacco shop early today In a shoot ing affray In which one of four as- sailants was described by the wounded policeman as Martin Durkin. fugitive police slayer. The attackers escaped,
 The policeman had been spend ing the last five nights in the shop. Shortly after midnight while they were talking to five loungers ir the shop the quartet entered and the shooting began. It was thought the policemen had been assigned to the shop on q tip that Durkin might visit there.
 James Carroll, policeman, ant Ben Custer, a taxi cab driver, were killed. James Henry, the other DO. liceman, probably fatally wounded and Gus Soeldner, q lounger slightly injured. Henry said Durhl was one of the men.
 The shop Is located in an arej known as the habitat of gangster' and is not far from the flat wher' : Durkin escaped a police trap afto killing a. detective sergeant, nearl. a month ago.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
Cow Visits Press Room
 At Stanley St. Factory

The Cow that Jumped Over the Moon, about which the fairy books tell. must have been re- lated 10 the Cow that Went to Work today at the trade shop branch Of Landers, Frary X Clark on Stanley street. The COW was first seen ambling along the street in the general direc- ton ot the North Pole. When it came 10 the l.. F. & c. plant, it stopped. looked in the gate and decided to investigate. In spite Of the efforts of the gate watchman. 1t continued on its way, tripped down a long alley way and entered the factory. Here 1t began to take an inter cst in inc men in the TVcss- room. Needless to say all <rvk stopped while the employes laughed at the presence of the visitor. After some coaxinE Bessy was corncred, 6 nice rope vas put around her neck, she was led through a maze of ms chincry. escorted to the street and set at liberty,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
IF GIRLS MUST SMOKE
 HERE'S HOW TO DO IT
Barnhard College Physician Gives Unofficial Advice To
 Fair Sex.

New York, Nov, 27 41 -- If the girls of Barnhard college simply have to smoke, at least they have an unofficial guide as to how, where and when to do it.
 A list Of nine unofficial and unposted-has been prepared by Dr. Guliema F. Alsop, college physician. Sex has nothing to do with the harmful effects of smoking, says the physician, for a weak man may easily be outsmoked by husky col lege girl.
 The rules suggest that the gir should not smoke until she Is 21, and until she has been examined by { physician to decide fl 1t will b, harmful. Another rule places thr number of cigarettes a day at fiv, while the fourth describes how tn, tobacco should look,
 Inhaling and blowing smok' through the nose are bad, says rul' number five and number six say smoking should be done outdoors 'if you can get away with It." Afte dinner smoking is wisest, says mum ber seven and number eight advise use of holder. The last rule sug gests one month a year total ah stinonce ostensibly 10 get in trim fo the rest of the year.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
BEAUTY SHOW KINGS
 TO SUE FOR s2,OOO,OOO
New York Publishers Are Named by Atlantic City
 Chamber of Commerce

Atlantic City, x. J.. Nov. 27 (Pl- A libel suit 10 recover $2,o00.000 in damages from the Nacfadden Pub liCations, Inc, publishers of the New York Evening Graphic, is to be filed today in the supreme court of New York by counsel for the Atlantic City chamber of commerce,
 The suit is the outgroWth Of q series of articles published by the Evening Graphic in which it was charged that the Atlantic City beauty pageant conducted here last Septem- Der had been a framr-up; that the jury had been packed, and no girl had chance to win except Fay Lanphier who, the Graphic said, had been picked in advance by certain motion picture people.
 The complaint sets forth that the Atlantic City chamber of commerce. which represents substantial husI ness interests of the resort, feels tha' the business reputation of the re sort has been grossly ljbclcd, anc that the character and honesty oi the pageant directors, all Atlanti' City business mon had beel in uEnel.
 The complainants further contend that the newspaper made no ettor to explain the actual method 0 selecting Miss America" and faileC at any time to disclose that the fina choice was not made by q boar composed Of fifteen judges, most o whom comprised prominent nationa artists and illustrators,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
HEAVY FINES IMPOSED
 IN THANKSGIVING COURT
Drunken Driver Pays S100 And
 Costs-Another Operator Assess ed $75 For Evasion.

Five cases were disposed of at yesterday mornings session of police court by Judge Benjamin w. filling, the heaviest penalty, fine of $1O0 and costs being imposed on Walde- mar Rydquist of 40 Main street who entered plea of guilty to operating an automobile while under the in tluence of llquor.
 Harold Colby og $40 East street was fined $75 and costs on q charge of evading responsibility after strik- ling wabon driven by Peter Flood of 1888 Stanley street Monday morn ing.
 Joseph DalkowsN of 2S1 Wash ington street was fined SIC and costs on a charge of drunkenness and breach of the peace. Frank Mac Arthur, colored, charged with as saulting Mrs Catherine Dyson oi IlSS Hartford avenue, was fined $lC land costs. George L. Chapman ot Il12 Belden street was fined So ant
 costs on charge Of violating the
 rules of the road, execution of sen
 tcncc suspended.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
GOVERNOR WILL SIGN RETRIEVE WRIT AT 4
This Will Give Chapman Until March 3 to Con-
 tinue Legal Battle

Hartford, Nov. 27 tP -- Gov crnor John II. Trumbull will sign Gerald Chapman reprieve at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
 This will postpone until March Chapman's execution for the murder in New Britain of Police man James Skelly on October 12. 1924. The papers were all ready for the governors signature on Wed nesday, but counsel for the con yictcd man preferred to have the actual signing take place in the executive office rather than at the governors home in Plainville.
 The papers will bo taken to the capitol this afternoon by Assistant States Attorney R. L. Gideon and Attorney Joseph M. Freedman, oi counsel for Chapman.
 Counsel on both sides were en' gagged today in preparing for tho habeas corpus hearing before United States District Judge Ed win s. Thomas at the state prisor on Monday.
 The office Of the states attornc! was preparing the return to the writ, which vii, cite the presiden tial communication of Chapman federal sentence as it's defense ant counsel for Chapman are looking ,lp citations to bear out their con tcntion that Chapman could legall decline to accept the communication which he formally did do on Wed nesday.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
BOTH FOUND DEAD
Lynn Couple In Suicide Pact or Murder and Suicide In Miami Hotel

Miami. Fla, Nov. 27 P-C. AL fred PaQucttc, %. formerly of Lynn. Mass, shot and killed his wife in their room at a Miami hotel and then committed suicide. Both died instantly. Police say they found a note that indicated a suicide pact.
 Paquctte and his wife registered at the hotel here yesterday. Early today shots were heard and a clerk found the bodies.
 State police said Paquctte, a reg istered pharmacist, had come to Florida "to reform" A note left by the "oung man. they stated, con taincd statements to the effect that he had been a heavy thinker.
 His wife, Alice Paquettc, 20, fol- lowed him south and was working as a stcnographer at Fort I.auderdale A child, believed to ewith relatives | survives.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
REICHSTAG PASSES LOCARNO TREATIES
Security Pact Adopted by Overwhelming Vote of
 300 to 174

Berlin, Nov. 27 P}-The reichstag today ratified the security pact and arbitration treaties negotiated at the recent Iocarno conference and ap- proved Germany's entry Into the league Of nations. The vote was 800 10 174.
 Geneva, Nov. 27 P}-Although the rcichstag ratified the Locarna trea- ties and approved Germany's entry into the league of nations today, the
 impression prevails in league Of na- tons circles that Germany will nrt forward her application for Inarnbs ship until February, when the G3. | logne area will have been eVaeitat ad This would mean a special vott by the league assembly on tt9 sd. mission of Germany at a session ir Geneva in March and the abandon. mcnt of the idea to hold the Marct 1 session of the league council in Ma. l drid.
 Officials of the league predict that | hotht Argentina and Peru will scnC | delegates to the special March as sembly, believeing that by that tim, ! the Argentine parliament will havt
 ratified the league covenant.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
TURN OF CAILLAUX REGARDED AS LIKELY
)9)ably Will Have Fi- nance Portfolio in
 Brialli Cabinet

Paris. Nov. 27 tPl - M. Briand. ..9 premicr-dcsignate, has asked '0rmcr Finance Minister Joseph Hillaux to call al ne Quai D'Orsay ais afternoon. It is regarded as ..rtain that he will offer him the nance portfolio in the new cabi- ret.
 Former Finance Minister Gail aux may come back to active poli' .ics in the new Briand cabinet, aC- oording to the usually Well-inform- .I scmi-ofIicial Havas agency mich announces that CailauY, ,ouiS L0uchrur and Senator Dou- 'u.r are the three men most promi- gently mentioned in inner circles ior the post of finance minister.
 M. CaillauX is at his country iom". but it is understood he has .o,n communicated with by tele- phone. HavaS adds that it is eX. unctcd the full list Of Briands ministers will be announced to- tight.
 Premier PainlovG today agreed tc
 Ssume the post of minister of wal
 Il a cabinet headed by M. Briand
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
COUPE WRECKED IN CRASH
Car Owned by James H. Riley, Jr.. Reduced to Scrap by Collision on Hartford street.

Struck by another car near Clark in field in Hartford yesterday after noon, q coupe owned and driven by James II. Riley, J. of South Bur ritt street, was overturned and wrecked beyond repair.
 MT. Riley, who is connected with the New Britain National bank, his brother, Frank Riley, and Martin Walsh, Jr.. were in the auto going in the direction of New Britain when car driven by Arthur J. Du Plesses of Hartford came out of the Pres ton street intersection, Riley's ma chine was driven against telegraph pole, overturned and reduced 10 a pile of wreckage. Frank Riley was ! pinned in the car and suffered q painful injury 10 his finger. A physi' clan was summoned but the drivers brother was the only passenger re- ! quiring medical aid.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
MITCHELL CASE PROCEEDS
Ncrnmcnt Today Starts Effort To Prove That Aviation Officer Is Wrong In His Claims

Washington. Nov. 27 (Pt-Under a lower of objections from the de- "nsc, which resulted in the produC- ion of evidence of some of the SO , ret files Of the war department, the troSecution in the court martial rial of Colonel William Mitchell set "ut today 10 answer the colonel's charges of national incompctency in he air
 The first witness called, Brigadier t1rneral Leroy Eltinge, who was an tiupire in th" recent Hawaiian laneuvers. disputed the defense contention that the war department ms no plan for defense in the Pa .tic. The witness added. however, nat these plans are so highly con 1iential that they should not bo nlkcd about, and the point was not ,lcSsCd.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
CONVICTION STANDS
Louis M. Kardos, Former New York Broker, Must Pay Fine and Serve Prison Sentence

New York, Nov. 27 P,-Conyiction of Louis NJ. Kardos. partner Of John Burke, former treasurer Of th" United states and three times gov "rnor of North Dakota, on charges Of fraud in connection with the fail uro of Kardos and Burke. was af- drmed today by the appellate diyi- sion of the supreme court.
 The firm went into bankruptcy February 1922. with liabilities Of s5,- o00,o00. Kardos was charged with trading consumers accounts.
 NIT. Burke was absolvcd of all re. sponsibility for inc failure by coun. sel for the trustee in bankruptcy Kardos was fined S1,Ooo and givcr an indcterminate sentence in t.t | penitcntiary.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
1925 GREAT MOVING YEAR,
 IS REPORT OF REGISTRARS
More Families Changed Homes Than in Any Other Twelve Months,
 They Find

More families changed their place of residence in 1925 than in any other year in the recollection of the registrars of voters. Their office has just completed the annual personal tax cnum eration. Comparison of their 1924 records with those of 1925 show greater number of removals than in apy other year. This is at tributcd 10 the increasing numbers of vacant tcnements attended by lowering of rentals in desirable sec. tions which encouraged changes of residence.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
WORK ON GEM THEFT
Police Have Warrant For Missing Night Porter at the Hotel Bond in Hartford.

Hartford, Nov. q jPl-A warrant was issued today by Prosecuting A. tornry John ]" Bonce for Jcrom" A. Murray, for five days night porter at the Hotel Bond, who disappeared Wednesday morning and Is believed have taken with him three sampl" cases of jrwclry valued at S5o.oOo. X warrant has also been issued off "John Doc," Murray's ajIcrrd ac- romplice in tho jcwclry robbery,
 The police have learned that Murray, attircd in his portcr's uni form and accompanied by another man. left tho hotel at 6:2o Wcd, ncsday morning and entered an au- tomohilc. Murray wore no hat at tho time, A description of Murray and the jrwclry has been sent broadcast by the police.