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New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
Lee Chow Stages a Woodland stunt
 For Nadge

Lee Chow Stages a Woodland Stunt
 For Nadge
 l pride m}.1t upon not showina naloaiaana.l ot most unexpected happenings hut at sight ot the two Chinese sHl"..y ma,trlaIizng from the woalaaI aJ tu- blast | had blown Hn.u lu whistle Lee Chow hal gA,H ma -area vpcn-mou,h. ci U.-t a. l.a .I.N leI then at Lee Chow. t#r urH.lla lmsrIl lofty san. taa. sI'a. -Me word softly.
 "Nurs."
 I.e u-mr. .H@ WAS unueccss7ry. L.F t.. '..H.. ns every motion l.... ".u,...N, I.t when he waved aO .I A .a..r fashion. aud tbe E. .@u.. Immediately out of s..' ....gl l." saruaugry. l felt Il 0r.l. t.r au-.',n ~a .-loag that I I'd, "i- "..rs q. eoNru.uAg my ris- ..a.
 J. ns -o obviously theatrical, so t'n.#la if 1r my asroulsnmpnt- &'l, r.u....a.s. .-tuar am afraid | a4 .. .9 I4U usrlce 10 Lee D1an.s ss.. I... 4.aea 10 serve me ir ms -uu-.a.nt at the mclo- urolE3g l'e .tuHt he had staged.
 --t @.. suMras- tllt Lee Chow 7 w4s familiar v'a the poems of Sir Walter &.g.t ya, lh.ro was some ihing very r.u@s.sut in the per- 1"rMoaCa Q. a sl .e from The Lady of tle -al.." " =. he Scottish 7oa,e.fa'l i.ss= T bc y or clans rren fs| a-e.5 rom the heather at a lla#t ot jig .u.Ie, aud Sent them < fo cover 1=a... Ia wa}-v Ul his hand. a5dc2 rl= mental comment that some lafatr- .a tLc ljcrdty Of Mar . Vj9 utst ts araautEd this morn ing even as lr. Chow looked at me Ma1 b'ln1 zmuo and Qucried. "Tne Jmpulse Was strong
 "Ycu -ar@ Ton lle."
 Tk0ew tr' tae wiiv Chinese had stareL tl4e ta..g 'or some purpose of 7 lis u1n. Ila must h4,e surInised .'tlat al;er '.c cafIIan's encounter with tie tramp I would be watching the wo0dlaal and deliberately ranged un a4l down through it un- fiji my attention had been attracted 10 hls mo>e'1a .'-. and l had inyes- tigated something upon which he .had counted when he had planted his ''eupers' from the laundry. The im- pulse Was strong upon me to re- prove him for making me the central figure iD SO absurd a performance, but a sudden con1ecture as fantastic az it Was coa1iuciag, stopped me. For years LGGh Grautland has kept nc informed of his every change Of address by post cards, with his initials anJ a5dress-noth- ing more, because oI his fastidious
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10

Here is a typical crossword pug gle. Typical design. Typical words.
 HORIZONTAL l. Marks used to end sentences. '. One who fights for a public
 cause. 13. Long, narrow opening 14. External. 16. To wander, 17. To change. 19. Negative adverb. 20. Fence doors. 21. One who is affectedly smart. 23. Scandinavian legend. "A. Small Pacific island tree of lily
 family. 26. Wound with pointed weapon. 2S. What the boat does when
 rocked. c9. Us. 80. Before. S2. Persons who sort. 34. Enormous bird in Persian folk
 tales. 35. Scan a page. S7. They make lot of noise in cIr-
 GUS tents. SS. A canvas or cloth house. 59. Intoxicating drink. 40. A small speck. fl. Part of the foot. 42. Anything eongealed by freezing. A. Place for sacred offerings. 46. Noble, dignified poems. 49. Conjunction. 50. Adorned with a plume. 52. Fixed. 53. In this manner. b4. Strikes gently. 55. They adorn the side of folks
 heads. 67. Behold. 5S. Part of the eye. 60. Falling water. 62. Early spring bird. GA. A gratuity. 66. Find fault with. 6S. Ireland. e9. Train Of fancies while asleep. 71. Opposite of closed. 72. Put an end to. B. Makes smaller.
 VERTICAL 1. Book of psalms. ?. Spelling of twelfth letter Of all
 phabet. 3. Decays. 4. Separate articles. 5. To perform. 6. It makes folks sweat in sum
 mer time. :. Fixed.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
. DAILY FASHION SERVICE -
 SNAPPY SUIT

A sport suit should be snappy. and here is one that absolutely ills the bill It is of black, gray and yellow flannel trimmed with plain yellow material and a row of white buttons on black back ground. For youthful, slender figure, nothing could bo moro att tractive,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
FABLES ON HEALTH -
FOR CATARRH

With January and February slush and damp weather coming, a good remedy for catarrh will come in handy. thought MT. and Mrs. Mann of Anytown.
 Here are some remedies which were recommended to them by the doctor:
 Pour 8 small amount of mixture of teaspoonful of boracic acid powder, dissolved with a teaspoon full of salt, in half pint of boiling
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10

water, in the palm of the hand and snuff it up the nostrils three times day.
 One-fourth teaspoonful of soda, dissolved in one cup of warm water. Use with a spray, or nose cup, or snuff up into the nostrils.
 Still another:
 Sodium benzoate, five grains; car bolic acid, one drop; glycerine, one dram; water, one ounce. Mix. Use by spraying or snuffing two or three times daily.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10

landl paper ! us--~ taa.gr Lydia 5. Pinkham's s Veg. oa C1ra9und and thar was the b. t ca-. Er-..-t 1 had. Whenever IleI TT 5c,a 1 always take the Fegetg.e 1m1211d as a tonic We have 1ust removej frcm Brockviile tCane57l s9 lE-s pleased when the sore ordered tL1 medicine tog,me and ] c1til tola-. Iw0Ul3 not be vith0u5 iL for any 7riCe and l rec 'omnan5 IL to ladies aroUna here be- -causa l Ieol SC g2ra j. Nll lh11aiit any woman who takes t. "- a5rs AGNES NlGEALL, TalcvGe, New York.
 Women can dereld upon Lydia E. Pinkham s Ve~s ahIeCanpcundtorc- iiere them from ills voeJll-~ to their sex, For sale ?. dryG yGgst--...ywhers,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
BEGI MERE TODAY

Finding the llfeless bodies of his two partners at their mining camp. Harry Gloster fees south ward. knowing that he will be ac- cused of the crime. On the way Gloster saves the life of a stranger, Lee Haines, from the murderous hands of a scoundrel by the name of Joe Macarthur.
 Gloster Is jailed after getting into a fight with several men over girl. Lee Haines and Joan Barry, daugh- ter of famous rider of the old plains. assist Gloster to escape. Haines, fatally wounded by bullet, tells Joan the story of her fathers hectic career Now rider after rider tries to sit astride the tossing back of Haines' huge black stallion. the Captain" After all have failed and the crowd has dispersed, Joan ap- breaches the Captain in his stall and James him with few gentle words.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10

lt ] a~1 GcIlved iron te.-.aE VOLT .r.---.-e, A few
 .-"1lta tacbirth tiny l-lrd child l mi up too quick.
 Inn 7uP before rly IGh child was dc-1I had .Ull.71- 1asiorriteeb,ad-
 der zEd Cl5p,ccc- ~Grt Sing your
 .vE1L -c1lCatlra
 ! --@r~..i (Eup-
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
Gossip:s Corner
White Sweaters

White Sweaters
 White sweaters that button close ly about the neck, or have turn over or round collar bound with a color are very popular with school and college girls.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
Newest Fringe

The newest fringe is a combina- ton of silk and jet beads. Inci- dentally, fringe IS featured on every type of dress and on many wraps.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
Will Be Popular

nih De EoptiidT
 Calico printed silk will be very fashionable for spring and sum- mor. These small designs are much less conspicuous than the larger patterns and may be more general ly worn.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10

8. Conjunction.
 9. Pulls along on the ground. 10. Very small quantity or degree. ! II. Time just preceding an event. 12. Honor. Is: 2,000 pounds. | IS. Tracks left by wheeled vehicles. 20. Openings.
 22. English for prison. | 2S. Knights. | 25. Anger, rage. 27. Restraints. l 2S. To tooth or notch. 20. What every poker player would like 10 say after game. Sl. Anxious.
 33. What the new auto owner does
 with his horn. 34. Kinds of coarse grass. S6. Past tense of do. 3S. Also. 42. Guaranteed against loss 4S. What the pigeons do. fl. Occupations requiring skill. 45. To raise up. | 47. Snake-like fish.
 4S. Living stumps of trees. 50. Abel's brother. e1. Dull brown color. 54. Impress letters on paper. 66. Tall structures used to store green feed. 5s. Wading bird of stork family. 59. To compete with. 61. The back of the neck. 6S. Native metal. e4. Attempt. 65. Chum. 67. Adult males. ! 69. Perform. 70. Ego.
 ANSWER TO THURSDAYS
 PUZZLE
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
knsha Dress

The white kasha dress bound with colored moire ribbon or with several different shades of ribbon arranged to show only the tiniest border of each is extremely attrac- tive.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10

TOMORROW - Long distance telephone message to Leslie Pres colt.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
Vanity Cases

Jeweled vanity cases come in black moire or satin with clasps and ornaments of brilltants.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
NeM Hanihaps

New Handbags
 The newest handbags are of plain leather with stripes of black. and they have cigaret cases of the same combination as one of the fittings.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
Attractive Mules

Attractive Mules The most attractive mules are of brocaded material with small buckles or gold strappings.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
SUFFERED AFTER B6TH 0F BABY
Trouble Cauoc5 by Getting Up To2 Soon. Relieved by Taking Ly5.Z [. Eiu1l2am'a
 Vegetable Compound

Talcviile. EawTor,,. ''T tA31rht 1t would tuteres rCl taL.-r-- r.llJ Ecne-
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10
Paint Hooks

Paint the hooks in your bath room and kitchen white and they will not rust and stain fabrics.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10

Cover Butter Butter absorbs favors and odors
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10

But there was no danger. There was not an instant of doubt in her mind the moment she faced him, and presently he came shrinking forward, stopped in the middle of the corral, and raising his head toward those distant mountains. now growing blue with the afternoon shadows, he neighed a soft com plaint.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25
"Pay Your Bills
Promptly,
Week
OCTOBER 25TH TO 31ST
Select Your Articles While
Stocks Are Complete

This is a national movement 70 en-
phssize the importance Of paying charge
accounts promptly. Prompt payments
speed up prosperity-frou consumer 20
merchant-from merchant 70 manufsc-
turos-thence TO producers and workers
Of the raw materials.
During PAY YOUR BILLS PROMPT
LY WEEK. customers are urged 10 CO.
operate with US in every way possible TO
promote better credit conditions. Re-
fleet. Are you doing your share?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25
Autumn Silks-New in Pattern
Marked at Prices That Mean Real Savi7,gs

CREPES-In brocaded pat
terms. Of all silk, in newest
patterns and wanted colors.
40 inches wide. S1.79.
$500 CREPE
CHIFFON S1.79
Exceptional quality imported
crepe chiffon, 40 inches wide.
Guaranteed permanent crush
able. All colors.
$3.50 CANTON
S1.98
Soft finished all silk canton
crepes, 40 inches wide. Comes
in a wide range Of beautiful
fall colors.
JOSKE'S SECOND FLOOR
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25
$3.50 SPIRAL
CREPE S1.79

Extra fine quality, Of silk
and wool. Is 10 inches wide
and comes in 20 leading shades.
For frocks, etc.
$500 GEORGETTE
CREPES S1.79
All silk and pure dye georg-
cite crepes of splendid quality.
40 inches wide, and comes in
a wide range of colors.
CHARMEUSE-A beautiful,
lustrous quality, 40 inches wide.
For frocks, blouses, etc. In
al wanted colors. $1.79.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25
WELCOMED!
To the Eastern Star" Delegates

To the Eastern Star" Delegates
glad have in midst and hope that
stay much pleasure it is to This is the
folks liked where they cordially received
policy make friends through courtesy
&. well through energetic vaue-giving and modern
storekeeping.
Visit or rest rooms-1tTting rooms free STD
tionry-postoffiee. Check your parcels Learn paper
craft pdstOdrt and rug making free lessons Sdnner
dbom-nnd make yourself at hOme-at JoSkeS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25
$3.50 FLAT
CREPES S1.79

Will make lovely fall frocks.
Of fine quality, 40 inches wide,
and to be had in a good range
of the newest colors.
1926 RADIUM
S1.79
Fast color all pure silk ra-
dunn, 40 inches wide. In
wide range of pastel shades
for lingerie, etc.
TAFFETA - In beautiful
changeable effects. Comes &c
inches wide and may be had
in wanted combination colors.
S1.79.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25

The dining room table, around
which your family gathers each
day and from which friends get
their impressions of your hospi-
tally, can be graced by the sill
verware you have always longed
to own if you use this open door
to happy making - our
Community Plate Club Plan"
YOU MAY select all the
lovely Community Plate silver
ware you want in this sale.
YOU PAY as little as S1.00
now, depending upon the amount
of your purchase; then a small
sum weekly.
YOU RECEIVE the silverware
at once, and best of all, you pay
only our regular cash price-not
one penny more.
Evening star., 1925-03-17
NORMAL YOUNG WOMAN PICTURED
AS ATHLETE BY BARNARD SATANTS
Must Jump 3 Feet 2 Inches, HurI Basket Ball 25
Feet, Vault 3 Feet Inches, Run 25 Feet in
A. Seconds, Haze Red Cheeks.

steadily for five years. says Miss
'Wayman.
The Barnard health week was di-
yided off into days to stress thu va
rious essentials of right living.
There was a food" day. when the
college womens minds were turned
entirely toward strength building
foods and the soda fountain men and
confectioners of the neighborhood
were driven almost to desperation
Then there was walk day" calling
for a 10-mile hike, and sleep day."
calling for a series of maps superim-
posed on a 10-hour stretch of night
sleeping, and posture day." on which
all the girls were urged to abandon
the sloppy slouch, thereby acquiring
the ability to breathe -properly-and
to fit into the slim-line clothes that
are the rage just now.
How Not to Be Healthy" will be
the subject of the next Barnard
movement, which will be conducted
on the theory that no one is more
irritating than the aggressively
healthy person, who cannot talk
about anything else
Evening star., 1925-03-17
MCCOY CONVICTED
0N3M0RE counts
Ex-PugiIist Calm as Jury
Finds Him Guilty of Assault
With Deadly Weapon.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Calf, March IL
Kid Mccoy, former pugilist. recently
convicted of manslaughter in connec-
ton with the Staying of Mrs. Theresa
Mors here last August, was con-
Victed in Superior Court yesterday of
three counts of assault growing out
of "a shooting affray in Mrs. Mors'
antique shop the morning of her
death. He will be sentenced FIJI
day.
The -prizefighter was acquitted
on four counts of robbery, based on
the antique shop raid.
Hears Verdict Calmly.
Mccoy heard the verdict without
emotion. His two sisters. however,
who had been waiting in the court
room, embraced him and wept, De-
tense counsel made no comment
The specific charges of which Nc
Coy was convicted were assault with
a. deadly weapon upon w. q. Ross.
for which the sentence is l. to 10
years Imprisonment: assault with in
tent to murder Sam Schapp, carrying
a penalty of from l To Il years, and
assault with intent to murder Mrs.
Anna Schapp. carrying the same PEN
atty
Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Schapp We're
wounded in the antique shop affray.
which began when Mccoy, wild-eyed
and disheveled reeled into the store
looking for Albert A. Mors divorced
husband of Mrs. Mors, q few hours
after Mrs. Mors had been shot and
killed in the apartment which she
and Mccoy occupied as Mr.. and
Mrs N. Shields
Evening star., 1925-03-17
HEALTH OFFICER PLANS
INSPECTION OF ALLEYS
Spring Survey of Sanitary Condi-
tions Is Announced With Ap-
proval of the Commissioners.

Following a conference with Commits
sioner Rudolph, Health Officer William
c. Fowler announced the Launching OF
a Spring inspection of sanitary condi-
tions in the alleys
Eight inspectors, DR.. Fowler said, VIII
devote full time during the next few
weeks to a tour of the alleys, notifying
both occupants and owners to correct
any insanitary conditions that may be
found.
The inspectors will scrutinize both the
yards and the interior of the dwellings,
and will refer to the plumbing, build
ing and other inspection branches of
the city government any structural de-
fects that may be found in need of at
tention.
Commissioner Oyster also is interest
ed in the efforts of the Health Depart
ment to keep the alleys in the best con-
dition possible, and has inaugurated
several inspections at various times
since he took office as Commissioner.
Evening star., 1925-03-17
By Consolidated Press.

by Consolidated Press.
NEW YORK, March IA myth
cal young creature known as the
normal young woman" has been
evolved by scientists at Barnard Col
lege this week as a feature of what
is believed to have been the first
health week" ever conducted in a
woman's college.
Whether any flesh and blood ex-
amples were found among the stu
dents of the woman's adjunct of CO.
Tumbia University was not announced.
But here is the description of the
young woman who. according to the
Barnard savants, has the best chance
of. making good in any chosen sphere
Of life, be it career or marriage:
She must be able to jump feet 2
inches. hurl basket ball % feet
run 25 feet in "A seconds, climb 4
feet and vault n heighth Of feet s
inches. She must have straight
line posture-no curves TO front or
back or sides, and she must have
clear eyes. naturally red cheeks and
ready smile.
World nt Her Feet.
If a girl fills all these requirements,
the world is hers. If she can't some
thing is vitality wrong and she isn't
healthy enough to go properly through
school, hold a job or win a husband
AT least that's the verdict of Miss
Agnes r. Wayman, head of the De-
partment of Physical Education, and
other instructors who drafted the
formula.
The average young woman is three
times as healthy as she used to be,
according to tests just completed at
Barnard; that is why women are
getting along so well in their new
fold in the huSinpSS world MISS WaV-
man holds.
Many Have Bad Hearts.
But--19 per cent of the Barnard
freshmen, the flappers of yesterday,
have defective hearts, which means
irregular lives" The number of
faulty hearts has been increased
Evening star., 1925-03-17
WELCOME ALESSANDRI.
Given Great Popular Reception at
Buenos Aires.

BUENOS AIRES, March 17-Presi-
dent Alessandri of Chile arrived here
yesterday on the way to his country
from Europe to assume his Office as
president, which he relinquished
some months ago. He was given
great popular welcome. President de
Alvear, the cabinet members and high
government officials drove with him
to the Chilean embassy. Tonight he
was the guest of honor at a state ban
quet. He will leave for Chile on
Wednesday.
Rumania faces a -four shortage
Evening star., 1925-03-17

The cold winter months drain your
energy, lower your vitality, leave you
below par. You may not be really
sick, but there's feeling of general
lassitude, jaded appetite, lack of am
bition-all symptoms of spring fever.
The finest tonic at this time of year
is Matted Milk. 1t is wonderfully
bracing. It stimulates the whole
system, renews energy, restores tired
nerves, gives you back your old vigor
and enthusiasm.
Evening star., 1925-03-17

Perfect home dyeing and tinting
is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes
just dip in cold water to tint soft,
delicate shades, or boil to dye rich,
permanent colors. Each l5-cent
package contains directions so sim
pie any woman can dye or tint lin
gerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists,
Evening star., 1925-03-17

dresses, coats, stockings, sweaters,
draperies, coverings, hangings, ev-
erything new.
Buy Diamond Dyes"-no other
kind and tell your druggist whether
the material you wish to color il
wool or silk, or whether it is linen,
cotton, or mixed goods.
Evening star., 1925-03-17
Make a daily habit
of Borden's Mailed Milk

Form the healthful habit of drinking
a glass of matted milk every day
But remember, there matted milk and
matted milk.
Borden's, made by new improved
process, has certain definite advan-
tages over every other matted milk.
Ii is more valuable as d hedith-buiLder
and more enjoyable as drink.
Borden S has higher food value
More milk is used in Bordens, than in any
other matted milk, which gives it the high
est food value and almost perfect nutrition.
Evening star., 1925-03-17
Tone up your system
after the strain of winter

1t contains all the necessary properties to
build up the body and stimulate the system.
Borden S is more digesfble
1t is easier to assimilate because the casein
of the milk is partially predigested-a
quality no other matted milk has. A tired,
delicate stomach can digest it easily.
Borden has better favor
1t is rich and delicious, without any of that
sickish sweetness found in other matted
milks. You can drink Borden's regularly
without growing tired Off
ALI these are important points in health
food like matted milk.
Druggists everywhere appreciate the su-
periority of Borden's over other brands.
They serve it in preference, four times out
of FIVE.
If you've never tried Borden's, cut out the
coupon below and send it to us with 1Oc
in stamps for sample package. Once
you've sampled Borden's, you'll appreciate
the difference.
Your druggist can supply you with this
improved matted milk-in or l $ or glass
packages. Start the habit now of taking
Borden's Matted Milk every day. It's a
simple way to build yourself up and keep
fit The Borden Company, Borden Bldg,
$50 Madison Ave, New York, NY.
Evening star., 1925-04-04

hotel. However. we will give 1t a
chance. What do you say, Fritz?"
Perhaps Karl has something to say
about It," suggested Fritz. Cant he
throw some light on this COMPOUNDED
business?"
Karl, who stood supporting him
self at the table. put a hand to his
head.
Il found tho fellow waiting in the
room outside" he said huskily.
How did he got here?" demanded
Fritz.
II don't know anything about It,"
said Karl.
Elisa brought him to the house"
said Schreckermann. She must have
made the same mistake as Adolf"
TITS all the fault of this blunder-
ing idiot" said Fritz wrathfully, in
dicating the unhappy Karl. why
are you two days late?" he harshly
demanded.
Il couldn't help it," muttered Karl.
TIL explain as soon as I can, but my
heads swimming so badly that I can't
think. Give me a drink" he ended
feebly, and collapsed, half-fafnting
into a chair.
Schreckermann nodded to one of
the servants. who left the room and
returned with some brandy for my
late opponent
We'll. gentlemen" interyened