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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
MARKET AGAIN
is NORMAL
Speculative Fever Tempo
rariIy has subsidized
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
IaaI nV-NIftM

NEW YORK Aug % ny T. -
The Weekend session found tue
recent speculative fever temporarily
subsldod call money having been
available FOR over the week -cndf tx
could not be said that the shrinkaEe
On the volume 90 dealings was uur
10 any apprehension with REGARD %
The credit situation But the snort
Interests hal been pretty wei elliu-
mated by the sharp advances "a NC
general list and banking people
were apparently content Go allow
the market Go drift for while until
a new shock absorhrr had been ohe
talnsd Ia the form of a new beaf
account
Authoritative reviews Ia the met
camille field were inorcaainEly optls
mistic
some hais-hcaftcd Lamentations
occurred Ia several motor shares.
but the list as a whole drifled
slightly lower, without however IN
duciuE any important selling.
stocks opened strong, baldwin,
IiTh. up Millys-Oytfland. ipA &
Texas Company az up =; Kew
Haven. asa, up p. General Motors,
$50; ST. Paul pfd. tea, up p;
Atchispu. 1884. Up = southern Pa
eiric, g9h. up - e. & o. i0a. up
= American Tel, no. Pierce Arrow.
sf9 Wabash. e. az = thryuler,
it5, uP Al Mack Truck, ssoA, ~
IA NcadiuE. seAi U, 5, Steel iss.
OF =.
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BUSINESS
SERVICES
Attorneys atIaw

Russell n. FARRELL Lawyer pt9 psK
ter liortop. An eases. Advice free
al IaF-Oakg
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DRYS co NORTH

sea,tles streets wcrc nearly dc
serted Saturday, Most everyone
and their families left the city on
the Great Northorn's excursion TO
Vancouver. where there arc divers
things to attract "dry" Americans.
Railway officials estimated that
1000 from Seattle. Tacoma and Ev.
erett will make the trip, The round
trip fare Is So
The first special len early sat
urday. Another left at ! r.. IN.
and delegations were TO Leave on the
regular at y, NJ. saturday and
the $50 special The last stnEElsr~
were 20 take the s a IN train sun
day
All excursion tickets arc coed
until midnight. sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
GsIANGIzE
LETTER FROM SALLY ATHI.R.
Ton TO JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT

bsAr AFs ffeAEp{tt
I am starting for Pittsburg one
week from today. BY happy
chance when went downtown To.
day found comparatively late
copy Of the Pi,tsburg sun and rad
that your house had been broken
into again.
Did il By any possibility strike
you that that orchid handkerchief
and piece Of orchid chiffon might
have belonged 10 that little tiger
cat Mabel Carter? don't know
that you know IL. bu, she always
wore orchid when possible. Jimmie
Condor win tell you this. She even
carried the idea so far ms to have
the furnishings OF her tiny apart.
msni in the same color.
NC, as you know. are the initials
OF her name. Now don't tell me
that no one would be such fool
as 10 leave ali these clues behind.
You know tho greatest crimlnoio.
gtsts in the country say that there
never was and never will bo a per-
feet crime. The smartcst criminal
always leaves some reminder. II one
Is clever enough 10 detect It.
or course. Mnbie Carter never
dreamed she would tear her gown
on piece OF bronze statunry in
that room. and II she thought of
dropping her handkerchief she prob
ably said to herself What differ.
cnce win 1t make? There arc a hun
bred women, perhaps thousands.
who have those Initials"
Between you aud me. Mr. Pres.
colt. think II it were she. she
would be glad to have you know
that she Is on the job. You remem-
Der she told you that che would get
even with both Of us for spelling
her little game.
II you think anything OF my
theory, you win please give this
letter 10 the Commissioner. Tell him
Two got bunch that the Carter
woman Is just vain enough and vim
dictive enough 10 come back into
this city for the sake Of getting
even with you and me. II you do
nothing about 1t until ! return. /
have an idea which perhaps could
not be worked: but possibly tho
Commissioner might arrange for
carrying 1t thru.
Whatever you do, would suggest
that the moment you receive my
letter you take 1t to Jimmie, let
him read It. and ask him what he
thinks about the whole matter. He
may poof poof It az one Of sally's
wild ideas. but II he viii stop to
think n moment, he viii realize
that some Of Sallys widest ideas
proved themselves to be very sane
theories, that worked out to per.
lection.
VIII You please say to Leslie that
/ have much TO Tell her II seems
strange 10 me that good woman
can kick up such a mess az Beat.
rice has done by trying to arrange
the lives Of Dick and Paula Perier.
] am afraid Dick is very fond OF
Miss Pcrrier, but for some reason
tho moving picture actroas shrinks
from marrying any man.
Sincerely yours.
SALLY ATHERTON.
Copyright. 1926, NEA Service, Inc
T0M0RR0W-lctter from James
Condor to Sally Anterior.
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Ship NeWs
Arrivals and Departures

ArriN Ell Aug. -a-Str fnndon Nsf'
chant from Lond0n sis ports AVE, -,
Sir Quiratt grum Vancouver Via Ia
coma AZ .sis p, M. at * u. klnEsbufY
from los Angeles a. i1p o. m, ms
Apex rom Alaska az sac a.
sailed Aug go.-Atr Northwestern Tor
Aiassa AZ p e. IN. Aug. ss-8tr Narha
Linda Cor los Angeles Via Portland 81
$50 p M, atr utyment for Los Angeles
Via san Franchise 81 p, m, ar Fh1iec-
tstra far Manila VITA ports a. Sisk p tn.
rtr sganwoSd Tor Tacoma At f10 > M
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EXTRA GOOD BUY
S-room house, two i-room apart
ments. two sets of plumbing; lot
30x120i close In; near u. Union.
Price only S3,9b0; $3.50 down, ball
nncc sac monthly Cali Bllncn-
pukI
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug g. tRy L. Pl-
Foreign exchange opened steady SEER
linz. itsSks francs. t8etE9 lire
se.et7Si, Belgium. gNotBs. mark,
Ease
Foreign exchange closed steady. sfsr-
iinE. tts5 5-ts. or it-tss francs.
sa.e4ssA. efs se.eoe9A; lire. te0s75a
up io.eeat Belgium. taBtts. OF
fe.oeeeG mark. .9s Holland. ta.5.
siweien. ssss, efg ioeeai: Norway. 1881.
of ;o.RaAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
SUSTAIN LOSSES
IN WHEAT
Coarse Grains Up and Show
Some Strength

CHICAGO. Aus eS-I.csses were
sustained n wheat In t0days ses-
SION au .h1 board 10 trade. Coarse
strains were us displayed lu de-
nrn itnt strength FROM a higher
Openiug wheat broke sharply on
liquidation pressure. Al its iucep-
tian the selling was IA the nature
of profit taking NJ was tho uncpN-
friuF % stop loss orders, late In the
Eession that caused most severe
drops. Highest prices were attained
"a midday
Free selling weakened September
corn and was dasrd ON free country
offers. Futures advanced on COM
mission house hGyiuE
oats advanced fraCtlonallN with
corn futures offers were light
ProViaions closed higher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

In Wesleyan. m. university. in
teliigencc test Tor students short
while ago students described Frances
Willard vaviously as a manufacturer
u storage batteries and leader and
bead % the salvation Army.
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LOST AND FOUND
7 FEMALE HELP WANTED

LADIES WANTED For GOWNS tee.
steady pleasant work wr furnish
samples and all material ready rui
90 sew with Instructions good
pay send 2r stamp fof paftieu
lars Nr~dlrrruft MIS- Co. sgis
Metropolitan Ave. hhAprlh J. I
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PERSONAL

ANALYSIS Service BY
an expert DO you know what vo-
know what 10 mako ~ your rhildF
Do you know hove 10 tell when you
have the Job ynu ritz These and
many other questions you can have
answered once and for all IN per-
snhsl AnhiYaiA For further infoTr
nation writr Go q " LrtiarF. No-
catianAi Counselor. Hotel AtWped.
FtfHt and Pine. Seattle. MAins3750.
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Rites for Harriet
Villers on Monday

Funeral services for Harriet vii.
lers, wife Of Alfred ]. villers, civil
war veteran, viii be conducted by
the John r. Miller post, G. A. r.. at
9 p, m. Monday She has been a
resident Of Seattle for 10 years. Her
home is at 1923 II. jefferson at
Services will be held in the Home
Undertaking Co. parlors.
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IS MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE


~ n W AAsAsAA a8E W
huY dlrrrt from our factory al fac
tory prices Largest mill Ia the
West selling direct 10 users.
Garage doors, mirror doors, French
doors
HFeakfaat hooks. complete with neat
tables and benches
Flour bins. dfainboArds. medicine
cabinets
Special cabinet work. donTs and
windows for all purposes
custom made screen doors and win.
dow screens
Windshield GLASS and sedan door
lights replaced while you wait
SEND or telephone tELiot-sEnb for
our Se-pREs Illustrated catalUR 81
factory priced fine quality SaHh,
doors and miliwotk
q. H. WILLIAMS co.
lata First ave. So seattle. Wash.
FuLt.-CHARGEp batteries, Eood
used tiSnH. cylinder heads radiA-
tors, bearings. rims, trailers. wind
shields. glass tops. curtains. front
and rear ASles, drive shafts and
many other thinEF. see uH and save
money Seattle Auto Wreskiug Co.
i1B-igs 10th ave. at YrHier Gable
and branch 100 Rainier ave. az
Jackson
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County Bridge Engineer Don Ev.
ans Saturday began n preliminary
survey for a new bridge over the
Duwamish waterway at 18th ave s.
II IN asked by County Commissioner
Paul.
The bridge Is planned TO cost about
100000 and to replace the old wood.
en- span now there.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee


RrtdaNs Quotations
NuEnr--Eau steady $40. refined
steady grauutatcd. tIk0BEsh
coffee No, Rio on spot. slhc Ne. 4
santcs, .sH sac
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Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Aug, sS-Cash wheat No,
red. slsf3 No. hard ils5si4 Dt-Sgi
No. 8 nera. st,ETI
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Seattle Wheat


Ne, I western white, va No, / rofl
white, Nsis 40, 2 western white. ti-sas
No. I hard winter Itse, No, I northern
spring ise' No ! tig blue stein. Jl.ss,
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81 FOR sALE-ACREAGE

BIG BAHGAtN = t-sers
property level with North
Trunk Highwhy- rich soil
broom house, large, mod
rFu chicken house. excellent
large bro0dff house With CO.
mtnt basement. $500 worth
~ practically uew house
hold furniture. Nice fruIf
orchard berries All lmple-
mentH 50 with place. cult
FatSrH. rakrs hoes. shovsis
forks. lawn mower. 2 brood
cr stoves. 600 bird capaeifv
each. wheelbarTDwss sgfas
CDrdWood in Wooduhsf. "a
rage. - you are iufefsnfsd
iu a poultry farm. lGYesti-
gate fhls big opportunity
today Located IN the heart
~ n thickly-sstilsd district.
minutes walk from school.
stores and Seattle Everett
into rurban station. a fsR
minutes auto ride from
new Seattle Everett state
highway. nov building
Price 1900. terms. 20
walker Building. corner
Second ave, and University
~ Phone ELiuf-GIsl.
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9 MALE HELP WANTED
10 STTuATIoN-MALE

WANTED commission drivers with
car fer duughuut route, Have
some customers 20 start with,
Good proposition 90 right party.
Call between I and p, M 1850
Howe o.
ROOTS patched of rsshinEtod!
leaks stopped no job too small
EAst- 1858
ENCHANTING. dirt hauling. bonded
powder man. light dump trucks.
team work NElrnn-47tt
FIRST clhsa carpenter wants no ~.
repair or alteration work Even
iuks, NEAt-4sts,
sHiNgLtNB. material and work
manahip the beet. prices the low
est Phone WEst.stss,
PAPER hanging khispmininK.
painting jrUwu. UEacn.sHs5
FLOORS electrically surfaccd. guar
ahterd uEarn-s5ET
HOUSE carpenter wants work
Sew or repairing ELiot-ias4
TRUNKS moved. soc EAst-0aast
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NiILIths- Funeral services VIII be
held for HARRIET NtLLERS in
our chapel under auspices 10 John
y Miller Post. q A. H. Monday
bt .. IN. Home Undertaking Co
DURl.tNo = Funeral Hrrsir for
WILLIAM NJ puRtISu. ago t4
years. Will be held in tho Chapel
Of tho Home Undertaking Co.,
Monday az ! e. ~. Cremation
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| AGENTS WANTED

AIMING profits through new
methods zig lire stylish guar.
autend shirts, : for sos Sell on
sight Complete OUTFIT absolutely
frce Cash earnings in advance,
We deliver and collect. tnrNpefi.
cursd make big money Expert.
cured double earnings either as
main or aide line Write quick.
Fashion Wear Shirts Dept E3o0.
Cincinnati
AGENTS WRITE FOR FREE SAM.
Piles Sell Madison Better. Made"
shirts for large manufacturer de
rect TO weArpT No capital or 81.
psrisncu required Many earn 500
weekly and honuH Madison Miils.
900 broadway, Sew York,
A BUSINESS or YOTB OWN Make
Sparkling Glass Name aud Mum.
her Plates. Chcckerbonrds Medal
Iona siSnH Large Illustrated
Hook free T. PALMER. 42T.
Wooster. Ohio,
A RESPONSIBLE partner wanted
TO handle our interests In your
territory Big income easy. No
Investment Write quick style
Arch Shoe Co, Dept n.s60. Gin
cinnati.
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HoniNsoN -Atti4 h ssnd, AuKuat
70. 1888. FNEpA GLADYS Ron
INSuN, 20 years uriuFrd wife
o. James g. H0hiunaui daughter
% Mrh Elsie Haalry. sister ur
Margaret. Wilma. Maxine and
Mrs Fay FORD - Seattle and g.
y Hasluy OF Dayton. Wash.
FunnrH1 announcement later
Home Undertaking Co
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DIVISIONAL

LADtLa@fur pNFHunal hygiene uBe
hAfo Does not irrltatr, ~ not
poisonous hHa 40 od1r Origin.
stsd ey Eastern, Specialist ~
Murray Medicine Co, 4. y noR
1873 Yakima WHHh
M NuU nave cancel either external
ur Internal ur hub malignant skin
disease, I have good us0 Tor you
No Uhtu nr knife Address O. O.
miller t65u Willow 81. seattle.
ANYONE knowiuH ths Whereabouts
~ Mics Florence nj Greenwood,
please notify box Fs78. The Soc
Httie dtHf a friend wishes 20
mlEuMArisM and bleed disorders
cured % Z Sos nsuf, iof7 Arcade
iildE-
HAD debts colisctsd. Universal All
Co, EtsiotsltTo. 1909 Alaska BIDS
pn isuAM. Chlfapodist Peoples
Hank nldg
wANTEp-fo adopt baby sir. F-7A
Star.
6 LOST AND FOUND
LusT Tan police dos Z months
old. Rainier valley 1LehdlrF
hHN"# ~ HHNf
SMALL pogkrthook found down
town Apply gTog Eighth ave
FurNp- Ladys Tins, any body idsu-
tifYius same can claim a. 40
ilarsn ave.
LOST cold pencil. Waterman. On.
illals a. r. Reward. call
..--.-..--l. --.--a-------.-.
7 FEMALE HELP WANTED
LADIES WANTED FOR sewtns tee.
steady pleasant work wr furnish
samples and all material ready cut
90 sew with Instructions good
pay send 2r stamp Tor paftiru
lars Nrrdlrrruft MIS- Co. sgig
Metropolitan Ave- NhHputh ,. /
WOMAN wanted Tor travelling po-
hiUup MuHt be entirely urlnrum-
bsrrd with hlEh school education.
bonus and transportation Give lus
formation first letter o. n Comp
ton Co. Garland nos. EhltaHQ.
LEARN a profession and be indp.
pendent Take advantage % our
special terms CaFsana Hair
Dressing College. THE school that
knows its subisctssf ihlu Bldg
opposite r o
FREE MARcEts-Evsfy htth mar.
Gel free. We specialize in hair
dysinK and marching TD' our
work and you're sure 90 return
Orange Beauty Spot, MAin 1855.
DOS seneca
You AfE WANTED Government
Jobs $500 YeAt Common ydu.
cation sufficient Sample coach
ms free Write Immediately.
Franklin Institute. Dept 1891.
Rochester. " Y
JAZZ piano taught iirie's. sos Pine
,ssa41 s-r-z--=r-4e-saz-sa- et,sss
9 MALE HELP WANTED
SALES ORGANIZER = ntstfihute
SIX Hosiery Unique plan As
suTrs large Income Small invest
ment required Money secure. Act
nuickiy Holly npd Corp. a0a
Ftfth Ave. New York
WASTEb-Tw experienced bolt
headers, steady employment 90
men who will deliver Tho goods
ballard Drop Forge Co. litS w
tfih ~ Phone Stnsct.nq1s
AT ANNf.N. 200i sih. near westiaks
az clean. furnished steam heated
bedrooms fmrul free bath aud
phone Trans Eses weekly ttTs.
MODERN AFRO AND TRACTOR
SCHOOL. dAy, night classes send
for freo cAtAioE No sos +. Pike.
MAGAZINE MEM lot country
route work. Sec pbrll tiA EiE
Glow
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II statesmen WANTED
16-A RUGS AND CARPETS

fluff ruEs woven from
wornout carpet, mattress renovat-
Ing: carpet cleaning, Largest fRc-
tory IN Northwest. Fluff Rug Co.
505 18th ave SO BEacn-tTSt
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rh,sIeIan.. Surgeons
FUNERAL NOTICES

On ANGUS, suite 400 lpu,aEss BID.
Womrn'a ailments. disorders
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
COOLIDGES VISIT
 THEIR SON IN CAMP
Final Review Of Citizen Soldiers
 AtteDded by President

Swam pscott, Mass. Aug 27 P(- The desire of proud parents 10 see their son in soldiers uniform drew President and Mrs. Coolidge from White Court today and they took 10 the road for another trip to Camp Dcltns. 50 miles away.
 There they planned 10 witness the final review of the citizens military training camp with their son, John as q corporal, marching in lh" ranks with lads from all walks ol life.
 An "ar}y getaway from the sum- mcr White Ilousa vas arranged to enable tho president and his wife 10 arrive HL | h. camp well before nooD, After th" review they planned to re- main aS luncheon guests of Brig Gen, Malvern JIiI Blrnu1n, camp command CT.
 It i, o%u' ctrd that on their return to N%amp@cou later in the day they would be q accompanied l,y John. who will rcmain her" with his father and mothcr until theT return 10 Wash ngton. II" probably will 20 with them to the capitol for 2 brief stay at the White House before rosuming his stu1iCG 7t Amherst college.
 Several weeks ago while motoring to Nlymout h, Nto President and Mrs, 0ooDidg" exchanged greetings briefly with their soldier-son at Aver, Masso near Camp DevorS.
 Earlier in th" summer they went 10 Inc camp for a rcrcN Of the 18th (National C1uarcO division.
 Tolay's trip Vas the second excnr- sion of Air. end Mrs, Coolidge from Whole Court in two days. Vest crdaS they crui5ad on the Mayhower tc , Plymouth. Mass, vieitiug hist orica points there, ,'tho grave of Dauie Webster noar Marshfeld, and in, home at Cohassot of C. W. Barron publisher or thn Wall Street Jour. nal, b"Gor@ returning home.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
LIKES HANDLING
 OF N. '. TRAFFIC
BritiSher Believes Methods Ia-
 prOVemeDt Over Foreign System

New York, Aug. ?9.--After his first tour of inspection of Manhat- ian's cougested street traffic, Sir Henry Maybury, chairman of the London traffic commission, who Is here to study New York methods of traffic handling, admitted London had much 10 learn" from New York Sir Henry was the guest of Deputy Chief Inspector William A. coleman of the traffic division and Marcus Dow, executive secretary of the public safety bureau, on trip about Manhattan yesterday after noon.
 l.oudou's traffic problems are sin1l- lar 0 thoso of New York, Sir Henry said. As in New York, the greatest is tho transportation of millions of workers who live in suburban dis tricts to and from their jobs in the city.
 This problem Is aggravated, said ] Sir Henry, "by the fact that people l dT" l'SfFllHE lIlS U uIllH NSlI ttl ttlS' for busses and private cars. It Is also aggravated by the fact that 1 London's docks and its railroad ter minals arc on directly opposite sides of the town. making it necessary for slow moving trucks and wagons 10 proceed through the heart of the city,
 "Because of this the average speed of vnhicuar traffic In London is only ahont ion miles per hour, compared with the average here Of about IS miles per hour.
 London. like New York IS also experiencing grave difficulty in han ding its bridge traffic, and to im- prove this condition a yehicular tun- rol such as is being built under the Hudson, is planned for the Thames s'
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Furtune Teller Takes
 Valuables to End Curse

Boston. Aug. 29 Pt-A woman fortune teller who told her ,iients that their Valuables must be given 10 her to wipe out curse resting upon them, was arrested in tr" Box bury district last night. charged with obtaining money hy tricke,v. II was recalled th1t a woman in Hoyoke yesterday told of giving I,o45 to two gvpsieS Nho sad they could remove a curse Upon it. NaIN Tatowytch was the woman arrt st"l
 A patrolman visited her in plain clothes after T woman told his supariors of having her bracelet ar st0 demanded by Miss Tatowytch
 The latter told the patrolman he must leave his roll of bills with her or rest under q. "b'ack shadow" inn he took her into C}1tody.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
DOUBLE DROWNING AT N. Y. SHOCKS SOVIET
Sklansky and Hoorgin Were Valu- able as Organizers of Economic
 Interests,

Moscow, Aug. % R--News ot the drowning in Long Lake, N. T., nf George Sklansky, president of th" Moscow Textile Trust, and Isaiah Hoorgn, president of the Amlorg Trading company of Russia, caused Constcrnation in Soviet economic cir clcs, where their talents as organiz- crs were greatly valued,
 N. Sklansby was devoted friend of Leon Trotlky who was stunned by the news. SklanSky took an active part in lcposing the provisional gov ornmcnt in 1917. He became T m"m- bor Of the war council when civil war broke out in EuEsia and soon after this vas made assistant var minister and Nicc.Chairm1n of in" revolutionary war council which post hs retained until the downfall ot Tro;zky in tH2i, acting during the entire period as Trotzky's right hand man in the creation and manage mtnt Of the Rod army. With tho jo- rar1uro oC Trotzky from ofCiro Sklansky was dismissed from The war office but was entrusted with the organization ot the textile trurt.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
WIFE SHOOTS COP
 THEN HERSELF
Quarrel Will Probably Result in
 WOman'S Death

New York. Aug. 2S-Patrolman George Braendly, thirty-siX, of Clin- ton street station. and his wife, Laura, thirty, were shot and serious. ly wounded last night during d quar- rel in their apartment at 511 West 17lst street. Braendly was wound cd in the neck. His wife was shot above the heart and Is not expected to live.
 Mrs. Braendly later was charged with felonious assault,
 Detective Gaetano of Wadsworth avenue station. said Braendly as- serted his wife shot him and then believing she had killed him. turned the weapon on herself.
 According 10 the detective, Braendly said he came home shortly after [ o'clock. and his wife. who had tried to keep his dinner hot uphraided him. In the midst of the quarrel. said Braendly. his wife ran into bedroom, drew his service re- volyer from the holster and fired three shots into the floor.
 AS he sprang forward 10 attempt 10 wrest the weapon from her, the policeman said. his wife fired at close range and tho bullet pierced tis neck.
 At his cry. Laura, you got mel" Braendly told Detective Gaetano, his wife held the revolver to her left breast and fired.
 When the neighbors hurried in, 2 few minutes later, they found Mrs. Braendly on the bedroom floor, Braendly. clutching his neck, was leaning from a front window.
 The Braendlys were taken to Harlem hospital Later Detective Gaetano questioned the wounded woman.
 q don't know what happened, she said. then lspsed into uncon- sciousness.
 Braendly has been policeman since 1912. According to records at police headquarters, he was fined twenty days pay for violation of a department regulation last Monday The wounded woman is his second wife. The couple were married four years ago after Braendly divorced his first wife. He was given the GUS tody of two small children.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Police Arrest Booth
 Workers at Carnival

Stamford, Aug. 29 R>-The stat" police last night raidod carnival being given hy the Glcnbrook Vol untccr fire department arrested four mon and seized money wheel and S2oo. The mon arrested were Nic- tor Bu'trc, member of the hoard of assessors who resides in Gl'uhrook, William Stanton and William lIaughs of Glcnhroo)l and William Hogan Of South Norwalk.
 The men according 10 tho police. were operating the wheel and erN- cral persons were seen 10 he play ing. The mon arc charged with gambling and were released on bonds of $25 each. They will h. ciycu bearing Monday morning.