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New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
VICTIM IN HOSPITAL

Bridgeport, July g CPp-Seymour Wolff, S2, Of Buffalo, N. Y, Is in the Bridgeport hospital today recovering from a bullet wound in the left thigh inflicted early yesterday afternoon by Detective Frank Holhrook when Wolff attempted 10 escape from GUS tody. Physicians will operate today In an attempt to recover the bullet. Police are tracing Wolffs record in the belief that he is wanted in other towns for passing bad checks
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
Reduction Shown in
 TheftS From Railroads

Chicago, July 2 Pl-Nailroad loss os due to the activity of thieves were reduced from S31lT4S4 in 1923 10 So,929.6o5 last year, ". ". Morrison of Wilmington, N C. arting chair man Of in" protective section of the American Railway association. re ported a' he annual meeting of the Eronp here today losses from this source in 1914 Hore Iig,onn 0on. he said
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
DEMPSEY LEAVES PARIS

Paris, July 2 tPL-Jack Dempsey and his bride, the former Estcllo Taylor of the movies. left yesterday morning for Cherbourg, where they will sail for home on the liner Homeric. A crowd of sport follow CTS and friends saw them off al the station.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
CIT DISCOINT RATE

Paris, July (P-The bank of France today lowered its discount rate from seven to six per cent, but the rate for loans on securities re- mains at eight per cent.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
FShRV! ECai This

Every time I have an argument with my girl l enter it in a small diary"
 "Ah-T 500 You keep a little scraphook, ,'-Donler Tarrakoot.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09

A British scientist has figured ont that there is approximately 50 conts worth of gold in e5 tons of soa water
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
.CWods as vouseu asked- ~
 As exquisite as French soap ps

A tru5 ,,,on dc torI-te" - your Lux Toilet Form S1trn smooth, rich, firm, wear. rng like imported 7oaF.
 Grv,ng, every tune you use #. that adorable, f1rntly fragrant lather that makes YOU feel so exqulslte-you feel "so,gnee". delroious, as expensive French soaps used to make vou' And you can use Lux Toilet Form all the nme-for both toilet and bath. Order some today, Ten cents. Lever Bros. G., Cambridge, Massachusetts.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09

NTE can't use imported soap fl $ too w W11kedly eytravagant But oh, ,ts 50 delicious us-do make us solpas heavenly 75 the finest French soaps-but not ocostly women urged us.
 And we made Lux Toilet Form'
 Made t ust as women sad to- as ez qusite as French soap" Made It by the tired and treasured method France uses f1r her finest toict soars-qute differently from the white soaps you are used to.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
Two-Piece Frocks
Are Boyish1y Simple

The Two-piece Jumper Dress finds
place along the Avenue of Fashion
because of its simplicity of line and
because it is essentially youthful.
indicative of this mode is the model
sketched, which has the new circular
skirt, overblouse with the Byronesque
collar, and a flowing polka dot tie that
spells youth. In blue Drurylaine.
$3.50. -(Misses' Section A knitted
frock in jumper style, with jacquard
collar and banding on skirt, is merely
following the two-piece mode, SIS.
Flannel and silk have been developed
in this style from $3.50 to $3.50.
Section, Fourth floor.
Sporswcsr Section, Third hoor.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
The Coat for Spring
Is rim or Elaborate

A fur border of blonde fur accents
the .slimness of the dress coat for
Spring. Light-colored flannel, doe
skin, Marchette and Ottoman silk
fashion these new coats, some of
which have a circular fare. The
collars are short and, in most cases,
furless. The model sketched is ter
rapin suede-hnish cloth of light
weight trimmed with blonde fox.
SIS. misses S ction.) Other
models from $3.50 to $125.
For the trim, mannish person, the
Prince of Wales Coat is decidedly
smart in tweed or British Wembley
fabric. The outstanding details are
the double-breasted effect, the velvet
collar, the belt in back only, and the
mannish opening down the back. $35.
won,.n's and Misses Coat Sections.
Third and Fourth 6oprs
Evening star., 1925-03-09
Georgette Ensembles
Are Delightfully."- New

The most artistic and chic version OF
the ensemble idea is seen in new cos
tunes which consist of a coat of
georgette, sometimes fur bordered,
worn over dress of plain or printed
crepe. One model has a coat that is
handsomely embroidered in block de-
sign; or large PLAQUES of satin rib
bon may carry the decoration, as in
the m d lei sketched at $3.50.
Worn with the coat, one has smart
dressy street costume, while the
frock worn alone makes a very
Sports-like costume.
Misses Section, Street noor
Evening star., 1925-03-09
The Compose Frock
Achieves Success

For versatility, in both the manner
and time of wearing, the Compose
Frock has met with unanimous ap-
proval. 1t is the costume that starts
out as a hostess gown for the after
noon tea-a loose, graceful dress of
georgette, but by simply removing
the outer part, one has smart, sleeve
less dinner Or dance frock, of differ
ent color and style. One extremely
clever frock of this style is developed
in gray and mauve, $3.50.
women's Gown Section Third
Evening star., 1925-03-09
The "Hope' Jacket
Attracts Attention

The Hope Jacket is smart sports
wear fashion, in white and tan
colored flannel bound in silk ribbon.
Straight hanging, with sleeves and
small pockets. This garment is
worn by the unengaged girl as the
mark of identification of the miss in
terested in matrimony. SIS.
sportswear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
An Income Tax Expert
Will Aid You Without Charge

To help you with making out your income tax
returns, we will have an expert from the Internal
Revenue Department here in the store, on the G.
St. Balcony, beginning tomorrow, up to and in
cluding Saturday. You are invited to avail
yourself of this Woodward & Lothrop service
without charge.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
New Centuries Specially
Made for Ensemble Costumes

Attractive new Centuries which emphasize the
smooth lines so essential to the ensemble
costumes.
A lovely new model OF pink silk brocade and
silk surgical elastic, with dainty touches of blue,
$3.50.
A medium and short length model, in peach color
with blue trimming, is most attractive at S105O.
At $3.50, dainty ceinture for the youthful
figure is of figured broche with lace ruff1e.
Section
Evening star., 1925-03-09
The Crown is the Importan
Feature of the Spring Hat

The millinery mode is full of variety and subtle
distinctions, but the crown of the hat tells the
story If it is new and smart, it will be moder-
ately high, but shaped and fitted to the head by
means of tucks and dents.
The brim in the back is made to conceal the
shingle in a clever manner A very new note is
the use of satin and velvet for trimming, as well
as ornamental pins of rhinestones. Gray, red
lilac and three shades of green are the predomin
ating color notes.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
Ba1briggan Frocks
Sponsored by aris
Couturiers

Important in any sports wardrobe is
the simple frock of Balbriggan-a
very fine, soft, knitted jersey. Bal
briggan blouses are combined with
pleated skirts, inverted and side
pleats, in the new two-piece style.
Natural, green, blue and bois de
rose shades. SIS and $45.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
In the Various Fashion Section,
Third and Fourth Floors

Never before has the Mode known such distinct and sharply defined
changes this The Spring Opening will there
fore be particularly interesting or miss
will exhibit in delightfully."- informal way the various Paris
sponsored styles their and authentic living mod
els, that you exactly how they appear when We
hope will attend this showing
Evening star., 1925-03-09
CoIorful Prints Fashion
Many New Frocks

Printed crepes in multitude of lovely patterns,
printed chiffons and printed georgettes lend their
charm to many Spring frocks. Conventional de-
signs, grill-work patterns and huge floral effects
are variously used. An afternoon frock of printed
chiffon has the front fullness that features the
newest styles, and the large yellow roses printed
on dark ground are most effective. $3.50.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
Paris Gray
a Fashion-Favored Shade
Misses Section, Fourth noor.
Sportswcsr Section, Third noor.

A gray that is soft, just the color of smoked
pearls, is Fashions latest shade. Handsome
ensemble costumes, and gowns of pleated
georgette, or combinations of satin and crepe,
use this subtle new shade for distinctiveness.
Ensemble Costumes, $195 to $225; Gowns,
$3.50 to $3.50.
women's Apparel Section Third door.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
A Mew Millinery Service
French Felt Hats
Shaped to Your Head
Designed for Your Face

An innovation in this country, and first at
Woodward & Lothrop's in Washington-nlak-
ing hat for you individually, shaping and
cutting it right on your head as it is done by
the famous French Mason of Reboux, and
other leading designers. The finest of imported
French fe1ts, in any desired color.
Try this new method if you wish hats that ex-
press your distinctive personality and individ-
ualty. Your Felt Hat, designed just for you,
costs $3.50.
Millinery Section. Third
Evening star., 1925-03-09
Are You Satisfied with the
Appearance of Your Hair

Appearance of Your Hair
Is it your crowning glory, or is it source of an
noyance and discomfort? Consult Jane Curran's
Special Representative in the Toilet Goods
Section.
Jane Curran has successfully treated and cared
for long list of New York's most prominent
men and women. Her noteworthy success has
led us to arrange special showing of her famous
preparations, with instructions for their use, dur
ing which Our patrons will have the opportunity
without obligation-for a personal interview
with Miss Curran's representative. If your hair
is now otherwise than perfect, you may learn
much which will help you, perhaps exactly what
you need to know.
Dandruf and Hair Tonic - 81 so and $3.50
Falling Hair and Dry Scalp Tonics,
$50 and $3.50
Excessively Oily Hair Tonic. 81 so and so
Po,oder for Oily Hair
Pomade for Acute Dry Scalp
Liquid Shampoo
Section.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
The Lace Frock is Inevitable
Wherever Smart Women Gather

For the formal afternoon hours every woman will
want at least one of the new Lace Frocks en-
dorsed by Paris. Frocks of georgette have godets
and trimmings of lace dyed to match in color, or
dyed lace worn over slip makes a stunning new
gown. Everywhere one sees the frock of antique
flet lace with colored satin slip, and ribbon girde
to match. AS sketched, $3.50.
Section Third door
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
Nothing seemed to interest her

By THE end of the second act she wished
she were home in bed She was tired
always tired That fact showed in her
face. And she" may be multiplied by
tens of thousands ofwomen in America.
For it was the worlds most universal
disease that was sapping her strength and
killing her interest. 1t is good to
know that kellogg's ALL-BRAN has brought
permanent relief to thousands of sufferers
from constipation.
When AIL-BRAN travels through the
system, it's fiber remains unchanged.
Therefore, it can sweep the intestine clean.
1t can absorb and carry moisture through
tha intestinal tract and stimulate it to
natural healthy action. ALL-BRAN is what
doctors call bulk food
kelloggs ALL-BRAN is delightful with
milk ~ cream, sprinkled over other
~-'asle. cooked with hot cereals; in soups.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
HEARST PAPERS
TO RUN MEMOIRS
OF WIN. J. BRYAN

he eagerly awaited memoirs of
william Jennings Bryan have been
purchased from Mrs. Bryan bv the
Hearst newspapers al Il p.icc that
would almost pay President Cool.
idgc : SALARY for vcar and their
publication viii. bry;}l exclusively. ia
Tire Los Angeles Examiner on san
d. :, October J.
The autobiography covers all the
stirring events in the ifc at the
commoner from his Cross Of Gold
speech. that made him world fam
Gus in IN hour. 10 His last speech
IN defense Of the simple faith Of
lEt Christ who died on the cross
Of Calvary.
Bryan ut the end Of his LIE was
n religious crusader, battling with
all his vigor for the literal inter
probation OF the Bible which he said
Ks good enough for me. We
SEQ him in his autobiography as a
leader in politics and then a,. -
leader in religion-a leadership Of
multitudcs extending over 80 Years,
Il record unmatched bN any leader
Of people in history.
The &utob;ograph1 is Il priceless
historical document. 1t sheds new
light on many political mysteries.
1t tells much unwrittcn history. 1t
reveals inside facts. 1t contains
many importmt, hitherto uupub-
hslrd private letters.
Ptyan tells frankly the inside
story Of the nomination of Wood
row wilson at Baltimore, Of his
break with Champ Clark, why the
break came and what caused it;
WY ne swung over to Wilson; Why
hp entered the Wilson cablfct; Why
he suddenly resigned.
The commoncr writes Of all the
great figures in American politics. in
the past generation with the trapk
ness or the historian, but without
Il tiuge Of bitterness. prejudice 'or
envy.
The autobiography is written in
toe tcrse, lucid style Of which Bry
M was master.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02

to get CaillauX to raise the offer
the Americans proposed their five
wear truce.
The negotiations opened on sep
'tctdpcr -. with I'M offer by the
French of payments rs follows:
So, ,00o,0oo a year for five years;
$50 100000 year for the next five
wears: $50 .0o0, Oo0 for the nc&; ten
wears. and 500 100000 for the last
il years.
Tho Americans rejected thi, as
inadequate and countcred with
Substantially the British terms Of
fLH repayment Of principal with
interest at , II per cent.
Rciterate Proposal
The French replied hr reitcrating
their original proposal. which the
Americans again rejected, this time
pointing ont that the French ap-
par,ut,v were trying to apply the
prihciplcs OF the Anglo-frcuch set
Element to the French debt to the
United States. If til, were done,
the Americans said, annual pay
mcutS of >lGl 600, ,ooo for 20 years
world be required. followed by
payments Of SOL 100000 Il year for
!. years.
The Americans, however, in the
interests Of 4 settlement made a
new offer. consolidating the entire
debt, making an outright gift of
100000, 900 accrued interest, and
fixing thc total funded principal
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
THOMAS s. TAYLOR
GETS FINAL CALL

Following an illness with which
he WAS stricken last Tuesday,
Thomas Scott Taylor, IL, died this
moming ri the family home, lll
\inc street. The deceased was
horn in Graves county. Kentucky,
February ~, lSS2 and had been "a
resident of this city for the past
seven years
Besides his wife he is survived
BY four children, Dorothy, Mood
row. Edith aud Eva Taylor. Dor
othy- uG WoooroW -aYlor are con
sidcred the TWO foremost Juvenile
musicians in the city and their pro
grams have delegated many resi-
dCuts Of FL Centre.
Fuucral services viii hc held to-
morrow afternoon at 1;30 from
IL, funeral chapel Of b. +. Lemons,
with Rev. f.. II. LaM pastor of the
state Street CHRISTIAN church of
t.c;atiug. Burial viii be in Ever
green cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
CLAIMS GROWERS
SHOULD Get $40
FOR COTTON SEED

Farmers in Imperial Valley should
get At least $40 Il ton for cotton
seed. declares Stanley II. Pratt,
president of the San Joaquin d4tL@-r
oil company, Bakersfield, who was
il FL Ceutro yesterday AFTERNOON
emroutc to Riverside where he is at
tending TIE regional cotton con
ference which opened there today.
'Nour seed in Imperial Valley is
us. as good as that raised in the
S@r Joaquin valley. would like
to see yonr ranchers getting just
- good price fer their product
= those in our section. can af-
t"rd to pay more for Imperial Val
ley cotton seed and pay the differ
Cncc in freight between Bakersfield
and Los Angeles.
In the san Joaquin,'' he CON
til,uei, I'VE are paving from $4C ~
so Il ton for seed as compared with
50 q ton down here.
MIR. Pratt made a trip to the val
10y to take up the question of cot
ton seed with leading growers and
financial interests.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02

at S4,o33 ,Qac 900, with payment in
- years interest being fixed at
one half per cent the first year and
for The succeeding twclve-Yc years an
increase in the interest rate of one
fourth Of one per cent each year.
After the 18th year. the entire loan
would bear ) ! > per cent.
Caillaux Raises Ante
Caillmx replied to this by boost
ihg his original offer 81 that
France would contemplate pay.
ncnts Of $500, 100000 over a pc
Iiod of IS years. This. figured out
eoidly. would mean that France ac-
tpally would pay back to the United
States government only sl,75e.o0o.-
0ro Of approximately s3.&4 100000
borrowed from the United States
and interest payments would be at
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
Seek Slayer AS
Child's Legs Are
Found at Capital

SACRAMENTO, Oct. .. - 4
sweeping investigation of what po.
bee believe may have been a butch
murder-was in progress here to-
day following the finding Of two
human legs, apparently those of 81
small woman or child.
Found several blocks apart at
different times YESTERDAY after
noon, the dismembered organs. are
similar in All respects. Each haa
been severed from the body at the
knee joint.
With the finding of the second
leg, police instituted a search of
the section near South Side Park
III the belief that other parts OF
the body might be found. An all
night search of the section failed
TO reveal anything rev, however.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
INDICT ELDERLY
MAN AS SLAYER
OF 2 CHILDREN
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. Oct. = 8. G.
Stone. aged step-father OF Jack
HoXie, film cowboy stood indicted
today on charges OF numbering MAY
and NWa Martin. school girls.
An Indictment was returned
against Stone after eight months
Of detective work which started
with the finding OF the girls mutil-
ated and deconlposed bodies iii a
swamp last February Stone has
been. held in county jail the past
SIX months for nm alleged attack
on another school girl.
The Martin sisters disappeared in
August, 1872: y Mexican lab9rcr
found the bodies SIX months later.
St,Ae maintains lie 3 innocent.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
OF
Venice to L. 4. to
Be Decided Today
ny United Press Leased Wire

VENICE, Cal, Oct. THE much
mootcd question Of annexation to
Los Angeles win be decided today
b. the voters of Venice.
\ referendum. eliminating long
and intense campaigning, pro and
con-. viii determine whether the
Beach CITY becomes part Of Los
Angeles or remains q separate mu-
nicipalitN
Both sides claimed victory after
the voting started this m4njug.
Eulv h@llotjug indicated 4 large
Vote.
Nildcw is 50 bad in vineyards
about Easton, san Matco county,
that some growers aHe not picking
their grapes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
FACES TEN-YEAR
PRISON TERM IN
DEATH OF REYES Es''

Net NOR, than 10 years inlprison-
mcnt in san Quentin prison. was
the sentence imposed TINS morning
by Judge Cole ON Mike Garcia, who
pleaded guilty II manSlaughter
Wednesday. in connection with the
death Of Mcnchon Reyes on May u.
Garcia was originally charged
with murder, but his offer Of I plea
Of guilty ~ mans!aughtrr was az
eePted by District Attorney Utlcy
IN consideration Of cNtenuating fea
lures connected with the case. IN
ycstigation showed tina; The shoot
my Of Reyes followed Il quarrel i'll
which the men engage.
The prisoner will be taken to san
Quentin prison tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
Flight Commander
Takes Issue With
Colonel Mitchell
Confined from page y

(Contiued from page
the airplane has in the last few
yla~-<~Tccomc an integral part of the
Snip and it is easy for me to i'm
aginc that in Il short time within
the next 20 years, we will find it is
the most important weapon that the
navy has to WELD.
Sees Changes Necessary
Despite his defense of the depart
ment, Rodgers insisted that "vitaI
changes are necessary. He re-
commended a separate promotion
for the air service, abolition OF
unnecessary training and main
1euancc of flying pay.
Rodgers attacked the activities
of various navy boards and said
they Aconfincd their work to talk.
Wore Out Trousers
Il wore out SIX pair of pants
serving one of these boards, = hc
said. An we did was talk and
then nothing came of our talk. -
Rodgers expressed the opinion
that defense of the Panama canal
should be entrusted with naval of
tiecrS rather than any army officer.
because an attack against the can
al would be Il naval problem. The
government should stand pat on
lis Hawaiian Notifications but
should increase air forces there he
said.
After giving a lengthy description
Of the Hawaiian flight and its prep
Ir:t ions kodrrrS said.
Whatever mistakes the navy
has made previously, | challenge
"aybody, TO make any just criticism
Of the flight.
Rodgers insisted that there must
be Il stronger coordnating and con
trolling force in the navy.
"Iherc is something vitallv wrong
with the department. 1t is Il mat
ter. however, which has no hearing
on these accidents aud has no bear
ing on the personal efficiency of
ANY officer stationed in the De.
pattmc,t. The navy is not organiz.
ed ON the principles of scientific
organization.
" Until READ organization is set
up, 'aircraft, like all other craft.
VIII not work at It's maximum eff
ccAcy. The introduction of the air
plane makes it absolutely necessary
to install Il highly scientific organ,
i.atinu.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
Quicksilver Mine
Re-Opening Marks
State Mine Boom

san LUIS OBISPO. Calf. Oct.
2.-Harry Payne Whitney and r.
H. Chandler, both nationally known
eastern mining men, have taken
over the Oceanic Quicksilver mine
near here aud are sinking Il new
200 foot shaft.
Plans for the employment Of 300
men in the mine have been mInounc-
cd.
During the wan this mine was one
cf the nation : largest producers.
Resumption of operation at this
point starts San Luis ObispO county
on its greatest mining boom, with
iron. quicksilver and copper holding
attention.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
STATE COMMANDER
Got WARNING ON
REMOVING VALVES
(Contiued from Dacc "


R"scudahl on questioning by Adj
miral Jones, said lie believed such
report hart never been made.
Lanzdowi had absolute cunJi.
dchcc that the ship would be safe
affor the removal of the ten valves
rs it was before his letter of Nav
y read into the testimony today m
dic%ted.
During the west coast flight,
automatic valve covers were LEFT
81 the valves until the mountains
were reached, letter stated.
IN crossing the mountains. the
forward and after and one amidship
valve ccvers were ripped. allowing
these valves to function when going
ovs" pressure heights. The remain
ing bags exhausted through the
eqHalizing manifold.
This scheme worked with per
feet satisfaction in operation
Though the rough weather cncount-
elcd during this flight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
EFFECT TRUCE In
FRENCH WAR DEBT,
AVERT BREAKDOWN
(Continued from page y

But the French already are pay
ing %20,OOO,00c n wear interest on
the Sl07.000,0 600 surplus war sup
plies debt. so that the additional
S20,GC0.00G received amounts to
only q little over one half of one
per cent on the remaining $500,
900.
The negotiations reached an i'm
pnssc yesterday when the Amcri-
cans Informed the French they
could not accept their last offer,
which contemplated payment Of
$4,000, 600 II wear for five years; !;
$50 1000, 900 for the next seven
years and 800 100000 for So en-
Sping years, or It total Of SG,220,-
90 0.0Oc.
Return On Principal
The total payments offered
imply return of the principal of
the debt and somewhat less than |
yr cent per annum, the American
commission informed Caillaux, add
Ing that the amount involved was
far less than the United States had
TO pay out interest ON Liberty
bonds. from which the money loan
ed 20 France was obtained.
Then, without further attempt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-02
FRANC WEAKENS ON
FRENCH BOURSE TODAY
Hy United Press Leased Wire

PARIS. Oct. >. - Following re-.
Ccipt of news concerning conclusion
of debt negotiations in Washington,
the frame apprcciably weakened
on the French Boursc today. .
The dollar gained twenty cen
times in morning trading, francs
To- NJ ali the gains they have scored
IN the past two weeks.
international stocks were firm.