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The Washington times., 1925-12-24
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NEWS NOTES

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Dec. -.
Discussing the meeting OF the
board of supervisors at the court
house Tuesday, night. Capt. John
r. Talman, superintendent of roads.
said today that he did not expect
any further reductions in the road
force.
The reduction in the road force,
cutting off Of the salaries Of two
cpnstables and the sealer OF weights
and measures and reducing the
salary Of the deputy sheriff from
SIS to $50 reduces the monthly
payroll about $1,000, said Captain
Talman.
william j. Ingram, supervisor
from Arlington district, states that
the general condition OF the county
is far better than 1t was year ago.
Sheriff Howard B. Fields an
nounced today that he will sserve
all prisoners at the Arlington
county jail on Christmas Day q
real Christmas dinner, including
turkey.
William II. Duncan, clerk, an
nOunced today that the December
term Of the circuit court has adj
journed until Thursday, Decem.
Der 81.
While attempting TO cross Wilson
boulevard at the Clarendon School
after attending Christmas enter.
tainment, Frances DOy, 6.year.Old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
s. Dey, Of Ballston, narrowly, en-.
capped serious injury when struck
by machine operated BIZ r. G..
Walters, Of Bon Air. She was
treated BY DR.. J. H. Walton, Of
Cherrydale,
Cherrydale viii have It's first
community Christmas tree tonight
on the school grounds at q O'Clock.
The COMMITTEES In charge Of ar.
rangements Is Mrs. s. c. Coles,
chairman; Mrs. ]. Spates, Mrs.
William McCloslEey, Mrs. A. ".
Thomas, Mrs. G. n. Batschlet, Mrs.
n. L. Martin, Mrs. III. s. Brown,
Mrs. Nelson Parker, Mrs. paul
Bischoff, Mrs. Wiiburt Donaldson
Mrs. Chambers and Miss Margaret
McC1oslkey. Community singing viii
be led BY Harold M. Brown, Of
Cnerrydale.
Plans are being made by the
Edward Douglas White Council,
Knights Of Columbus, FOR & min.
strel show In the auditorium 81 ST.
Charles School during the early
part Of January.
The Women's Civic club 81
Clarendon will give the chiidren's
class Of expression under the al.
recttOn Of Mrs. Lura y. Bogue an
entertainment on the night Of Jan.
uary 4 at the Clarendon Commu.
nifty House at 8 o'clock.
District Deputy Grand Master
Harry X. Green, Of district No. 81.
announced today that Charles II.
Callahan. grand master OF MasOne
In Virginia, VIII be the honor guest
of Columbia Lodge. No. 285, A. r.
and A. NJ, at the installation Of
officers Saturday night at S O'Clock
In the Masonic Temple ct Ciaren-
don.
The usual Christmas tree exer.
cises at the Arlington county court.
house will be held today about 4
O'Clock, according to the announce.
ment made by the clerk Of the
court, William H Duncan. Mr..
Duncan Will act as Santa Claus.
The Washington times., 1925-12-24
BIRTHS

Alfred H. and Alice L. Terry, boy.
James, and Nobel KerHap. girl.
w. D. and Catherine johnson. boy.
-, Willed Williams and Blanche VIII
Fred 8. and Thslrna McKinsey, girl.
James L. and Florence NJ. McInhen-
Jacob L. and Alice ". Hartman. boy.
Roy r. and Olga NJ. Fisher. boy.
Ralph =. and Margaret q. Cruise. boy.
Grant A. and Edith /. SchUoker. girl.
Albert n. and Celeste e. Plgg, girl
boy.
William J. and Ella Graham, boy.
girl.
David w. and Charlotte e. Beach, girl.
Crockett and Nizida Baxter, boy.
William p. and Roxie C. Winslade.
boy.
Alfred and Helen L. Burnett, girl.
Bernard and Dorothy Grant, girl.
John d. and Katherine =. D'Audelet,
boy.
Michael and Della ]. Healey, boy.
Edward G. and Ida M. Kluge. boy.
Edward H. and Edith H. Snowden,
boy.
Frederick and Gertrude Butler, girl.
William and Ola PIumer, girl.
Thomas ana Agnes Ruffins, boy.
Clifford and Mabel Turner, girl.
George and Roealena Thornton, boy.
John and Ruth Lynch, girl
John and Irene Scroging boy.
Roosevelt and Viola Prue, girl.
Luther ana Della Jones. girl
Thomas and Minette Wheeler. boy.
The Washington times., 1925-12-24
n. X. PONEROY

Word has reached this city Of
the death Of III. X. PomrOy, OF the
firm OF j. w. Davis & Co., who
died at New York last night as q
result OF heart disease.
Mr.. Pomray was one Of the old
est members Of The governing COM
mittee Of the Stock Exchange and
had been its president three times.
He had been q member of the Elk
change since 1878, and had been
active In the financial world for
fifty years.
He was trustee OF the Fulton
Trust Company and q director Of
the Mack Truck Corporation and
the Wabash Railway. He was a
native Of New York and was II
years old.
The Washington times., 1925-12-24
MRS. LUCTA 4. nouGI.As

Funeral services for Mrs. Lucia
T.. Douglas, SIS years old. wife OF
former congressman Albert Douglas
Of Ohio, who died yesterday In her
apartment at Etonalefgh Court after
Il short Illness, will be held at 3
O'Clock this afternoon IN her apart
ment. Interment win take place 1t
Chillicothe. Ohio.
Mrs. Douglas was prominent In
the social circles o8 this city Tor
the past thirteen years and was q
member Of the Colonial Danes Club
and Pennington Society and was
on the finance committee Of the
washington. Club. She IL survived
by her husband, q son., Richard
Douglas, OF Harrington Park, N. j.,
and daughter. Mrs. NJ. u. John
ston, Of Chicago.
The Washington times., 1925-12-24
DEATHN

George H. Beckwith. 81 years 2oOs
Lille :. ReEglipg. q years 1913 For
ty1s 1sasr,e 8. Is 5. " M,,v.rton q year.
Edgar MOsher. IS years. Emergency
aenry Reutsrdahl, 50 years St. Eliza
Maraarst R. stewart. % years, 144C
Ellen i. Poole. 81 years, Providence
Kstherine e. Norton. IS years. George
Washington University Hospital
Douglad Frye. rs years. Walter Reed
! Harrison Bayliss, Il years. 1897 P
Frederick R. Merchant. 4s years wal
Alice v. Biumer. s4-years. go Yuma
Henrietta O.. Bush, 50 years HomeO-
! Henry 3. Hosley. So years sO7 D
Antoinette Saunders. AZ years, Garfield
William J. Townsend. 81 years. United
States Soldiers Home Hospital.
Marguerite Pratt. SO years, Freed
Edward Herbert. 70 years. 1928
Leslie G. Davis. IS years, Freedmen's
John Williams, % years. GalIinser
Robert H. Terrell, IS years. 1915 $
George L. Colbert. % years, 24s1 X
William H. woods, IT., 20 years. 1888
Twenty first st N. w.
John r. Brown, SO years. 1880 sixth
st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1925-12-24
DaatA nonesg

DESMOND on wednesday. pecempseeIT
20. 1925. at her late reaiaense, ys g5Ss
i4th st. ". w, NARY AGNES 80.
MOND. <s,.,rrt
Funeral from sacred Heart ~ nuI y, ~
saturday. December 26, 1925. &c 9 80 = -.
9KTRLEY--On Monday. Dec IL "a
1t 1z:46 p. m. ct her reslas1TsSSTTs NV.
Eye 81. ~. 81, MARIE n - 800 As.tA !,
beloved wife Of T.. ShipIey an1 dc
of Philip and ClaFence Jones. e.s,r
also leaves to mourn theiT loss
nleceg and one nephew .aok Il
Funeral Thur. Dec. 81. Asstsss,,,.1
1:3O p M, from her late resa0olNs
Baltimore papers please COPY.
FIORISTS
FBNERAL FLOWERS DELIVNFsDD
FREE ....>-. 80
CASH AND CARRY FLOWER $500 Sa....s
Save you money on funeral 0es ssS 80
-Four handy locations: Frank. 80
Frank 10aS1. Col. 1887. Wei llgz.
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. CO., 1912 = ST. ~. ".
Artistic acknowledgements
Prompt Auto Deliyory geIxle@ -
WHITE, INC. 18th and y s sss; =. =.
our SPECIALITY
Floral DESIGNS at Moderate Pricek
The Washington times., 1925-12-24
MADAME CARNATTON

ONE OF the worlds most noted eIair-
voyants and palnnIsts II now III wash
ington She has helped people AL
over the world In their time Of
trouble and has advised them IN
untangIing every difficulty Madame
stands In q class alone in her profess
sion. Don't fail TO consult her on
all affairs Of life. Studio 604 n
ct N W.
The Washington times., 1925-12-24
LATEST 1925
nOpn TTTnnP SEDAN.

FUhD IUOON 0A14J3AANs
rx1Ts car was bought September 1921
raally q new car at great sacrifices
don't fail to see this before buying g
new one, and save around 1915, has
.1sany other extras; has to be seen. to
he Appreciated: terms to suit; can pc
seon any time. Ask Mr.. Cats. Pecks
Garage 2121 18th St n "
LATE 1928 FORD SEDAN.
HERE'S the best running car in City
for price asked; has many extras;
new tires: slip covers; runs like new
nne: repossessed car; party taking kp
unpaid notes amounting to $l9S. can Sc
cure this great bargain; your car ~
no obliRation for q demonstration. NE.
- - z12I s1Ath st. NV
The Washington times., 1925-12-24
SPECTAL NOTICES

election OF the board Of trustees Of
the Raleigh Haberdasller. Inc, will
take place at the annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF said corporation
washington, D. c., on January 81.
1926. at 10 q. m. Margaret HusBin.
secretary.
The Washington times., 1925-12-24
MADAME JEANETTE

Tells the name OF whom you will marry
and when. II the one you love IL
true or false: what part Of the cQun-
try II Iuckiest for y0u and just what
to do to be successful In life. Brings
the separated together, removes trou-
bIes Of all natures 50 you can win and
hold the one you love. 1907 q st. NV. =
The Washington times., 1925-12-24
CLAIRVOYlNT0

PROF. WRIGHT. $50 New Jersey ave.
8. e. Seamce Wed. and SUM-, 8 b. M
Crystal and palm reading daily. Line.
1913.
DIR. JANE ii COATES, Col ez27.-.
Readings by appointment daily. We'd
nesday. Dec. g. b. M. circle and
lecture at Playhouse. 1914 N St N. wv.
Everyone gets message. Adm. Sec. q
The Washington times., 1925-12-24
FIORISE8

Va, and Mary =. PfIster, 10, Of Essex
Nd: The Rev: ". FOLSOM:
groadSent, 2s. q PenIin. We. The
q Russell carps.sser. q, ana Hsr-
nadette Mcdonald, 70. The Rev. VIII
Howefd 4 McDowslI. q. and
Adelaide Riner. 10. both of Richmond,
Y M.ly yhs E Tsniia i; 81 Dom snd Mary d
Martin, e, Of Richmond, We. The
Rev. >. r. Briggs
jasper 3 DldIaks. e: and Richie Chi
Reverend II. !. smith.
Minor ri Puffepbarger. "a. and Emma
p connors. -. The Reverend H.. n.
George ". Russell. 30. ana Thslma =
Marmaduke. IS. 81 LEFTY. va. rhe
Rev W. IF. Carey.
Dewey Arthur Hess. 2s; and . Edna
Marie Pickett. rs The Rev. William
=. joseph w w voeiker. Is. Of Takonia.
Ma. and Lola Mae Patton, %. The
~ prank b. Freeman. "a, and Agnes
2: Holmes q. The Reverend = g.
william Edward Callahan. g. e
.o'conneii. 81 The Rev. r. z. Nc
5sSa Robert rhsrnhl i, 3; ssa Ny
The Rev. j. d Brigss.
william q. Mcconnell. ~, and Sarah
virgins BaIinger, "a. The Rev. y. l..
I Raymond Leibsohn Is. and Ethel
GoIdstein, 90. The Rev. q. Silvevstone.
Samuel l. Knox. IS, and Julia
Littlejohn, 90, OF New York,
The Rev. H. T.. Medford
Hugh Malone. %. and Jessie n.
Harrison. e. The Rev. G. II. Westray.
Cthello r. Graves, 90 and Minerva
II. Hunt, 90. The Rev. J. y. King.
George Williams ~. and Marie Hite,
10 The Rev. G. w. Hearns- .
Lawrence David Hatton. 81, ana
Rebecca Jones IS. The Rev. j "
: Dubney Toiiver. jr., and Edith Bur
nett, ~. The Reverend J. p. Willis
DeIafayette Alexander. 80, and Ger
trude Brown. 80. The Rev. a. Sayles.
Aiphonzo Wheeler. Fl, and Palmetto
Buchanan, 20. The Rev w. J. Howard
Arthur e. Arlington, rs. and Rachel
A. Randolph IS. The Rev W A
Thomas q. sayo. 10, and Carry But
Ter 20. The Rev. r. J. Tobin.
Thomas Marshall, Is, and Mary
Bessie Hayden, 80. The Rev.. L H
James George Tabs. %. and Rita
Bell Alger, -, both Of Martinsburg
w. Va The Rev. II. +. Downs
Ernest r. Monkey, 30, and Nellie B..
Swan, 20. The Rev. J. II, Marshall.
The Washington times., 1925-12-24

William II. Duncan, clerk, an
today that the December
term Of the circuit court has ad.
journed until Thursday, Decem.
Der 81.
The Washington times., 1925-12-24

W. P. Dodd. 500 South Pitt St.,
reported that some one stole twen-
ty-five loaves. of bread from a box
I'm front Of his store this morning.
The Washington times., 1925-12-24
MADAM VONGER

>Clairv0yant and palmiBe
Never put off for tomorrow what you
can do today; come to sea me now.
tomorrow may be too late: consult me
on all affairs of lifes bar none.
SO1 18th St N. w.
The Washington times., 1925-12-24

Sheriff Howard B. Fields an
nounced today that he will sserve
all prisoners at the Arlington
county jail on Christmas Day q
real Christmas dinner, including
turkey.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

MISUNDERSTANDING at lowest prices,
quick service, satisfaction guaranteed.
New England Radiator Works. Sh East
Main St. near Main. Phone $50.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

THE GULBRANsEE--Re g'stering piano 10
ideal for the entire family the year
round. Priced at q hundred dollars lett
than any instrument Of equal glade.
Easy to play ana easy To pay. ten
minute test will convines you Henry
Mnrans, Skk Main ST nnonsltA MYrtlA
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
A Well Written
Scenario

One of the most important things connected with
the movie scenario is the brevity with which the
story is told
BUT the instructions must be definite and COM
Classified Ads are scenarios for little everyday
selling dramas
But the ones that star Best Results must be
definite and complete in the story they tell
Insure happy ending to your drama by ordering
Classified Ad that tells complete story of the
article or service you offer or seek.
Give it sx-day booking Your call to 925 will
cancel it as soon as results are obtained
OVER 1900 HERALDS DAILY
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

NORTH SIS rooms. all modern con-
verionces. Rent $50 See Cohn about II
n Main s. or Phone c4.5 or 2131.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

kENsINGTON-near post office, owner lie
leaving town. "a acres; eood house, all
tools and implements. This 10 the hest
buy In years IN a farm near the city.
Rabirow- schkow, Real Estate Co..
500 Main ST, Phone 1910 or l4Sf-S.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
Instrumental and Vocal

5ANJo. MANpoLjN--and ukuleie instruo-
ton. Ruth A. Ferguson, $50 Main S..
Tues to Fri. rs p. m. Phone 1890,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
Rooms For HousekecplnR

RUSSELL ST., Ts-hoard and room fer
gentlemen. also table hoard. Fhens
lAs-s
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
Business Places For Rent

ROCKWELL AVE.-One drug store and
light lunch only SO Yards from high
school and Rockwell school and other
stores suitable for barber shop, tailor,
paint and paper hardware. dry goods
or any other business, steam heat fur
nished. Apply at NJ, NJ. krikorian, IS
Rockwell Ave. Tel, 2614 or after
o'clock 11s
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

GkANb ST, SS-good comfortable room,
81, gentleman preferred. Mrs r, +.
Cooley. Tel STA. Call mornings,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

efoP-that carbon knock, have II burned
out while you wait. Auto Repair Co.,
81 Hartford Ave. Phone S5T1-1s or
2esS-23.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
81


NEWING ToN-farm, will sell or trade for
city property, - acres Of geod land
fine orchard, room cottage, basement
barn stock and tools. See me at once
for this bargain, A, Carlson, i6s Main
81 pboDa 1877
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

~ FINISHED RooM-to rent. American
family, no children. all conveniences,
| Phone fs9 or write Box Is.D.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

SIX ~, ACREs-tne land, room Iouss,
fruit trees OF all varietie, sou Wiu.s
Leghorn chickens. 800 eyg incub.tor }
prooder houses and $1,000 chick cam
NY stoves 40 colonies of be,s ana
equipment 500 queen mating nuele,
S,so acres land in Newlngton. A, 81.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

I STANLEY ST. 54t-furnished room d
rent. Phone s4so-2.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

USED PIANOS Of quality, reasonabiy
priced. Terms to suit purchaser. Henry
Morsns & Sons. Ss5 Main St,
NICTR0IA-nn hnnAehnlA L. rnnnnIAt a
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

WASHING
POLISHING
sIMOSTz1EG
Storage. day. week Of month.
Central Auto Laundry Co.
e3s Malu St,
Phone 1850.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

CAMP ST, :I-turnIs6ed room also sur.
age. Phone Sl0e-4.
ELM ST, S7-furnIshed room for ar
| gentlemen. Steam heat
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

fARTING-ughtinE ana ignition. electric
parts and serViee. Clarks Auto Electric
ana repair. 1915 Lincoln St. Phone 1901.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

IF YOU HAVE s3o0--vnl start you in
new business, tremendous sales, should
not you 800 salar~ weekly experience
unnecessary. Mechanical Machine Works,
RAltlnNnrh NJ
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

WASHINGTON ST. 24-ornotite new Bur
rift Hotel, front room. let tloer, ell I'm.
provemente. Apply seelev.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

HOUSEHOLD Mm@aR and Ste"
TIL Fm
dPg TPAN
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

LARGE sToRE-on Church St, spproxi-
mately LIMOS II. Suitable for any
business purross, inquire A. n. SAKE,
5SS Main 81,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

CITY MILK FOCTE-~lth full equip
: insnt. Excellent chance for farmer
wishing 10 peddls HE own milk. Good
margin OF Proft Phone southington,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

your work done now.
Mattresses. box springs, cushions, etc.
renovated aud remade equal to new and
return same day. New bedding made 10
orde: Cpholsterlus. Hdwre City Bed
ding Co, 60 fremont ST, Phone 2ISl-4.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

filed, motors Joined.
Pushines made. Ii, H. Wilcox. 204
Hart s.. Phone 50404,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

RAYsEsT0s. .BRAKE-serytee Hstion.
Brakss refined and adjusted on short
notice C!AIkE Auto Electric aad Repair,
1878 Lincoln ST. Phone S0Ul.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
Business and Oftice Equipment S

SMALL sAFE-and roll top desk ana flat
desk for sails. Phone 1901
STORE FIxTURES-ot all kinds. Cash
register and scale repairing. T. 9. CaGh
Register Co.. 4sl Main st.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

7 MAIN ST. vi or J rooms furnIthed
| apartment, steam heated and eontipu
Gus hot water. Apply Mrs. Alderman.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

CuhsiN AvE.-near Dover road, rieely
,ocoteo' brand new cottage OF q iars.
s"u, SIM not water heat. fireplace. etc.
-"9i Main ST. Phone .i5o. "''0h'
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

WILLARD RApIo-and automobne bat.
tsries. an makes Teehafeed and repair
ed. Simmons Storage Battery Co.. 33l
Arch ST..
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

PIANOS AND PLAYERS tuned and re-
pared All work guaranteed. Walter
II. Koyel, lo7 Greenwood St Tel. el22-4
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

MAIN ST 4S-furnished rooms. for : or
gentlemen, steam heat, continuous
hot water. Janltor service. Tel. stTT.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

PLAlNVILLE-2l New Hritain Ave, fur
nished front rooms hct water heat, all
! improvements. Phone 6e-S,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
FINANCIAL
business Onportunitiet

BEST FAYTNG--dete1tIIs and invesfiFat-
ing bureau IN the City Of Hartford.
Good connections. Apply In person at
Room SOS. 81 Church ST., Hartford
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
Feed and Fuel

STANDING GRAsS-for sale Apply
John Pincnes. WorthinEton Ridge. Bar
LIS
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

BU1LpING-one story large wooden build.
ing in center Of city 10 be torn down
and removed, good lumber and fixtures
Inquire H. Gitlovita, Elm and Seymour
SIS Tel n1Ss
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
EDUCATIONAL

Dancing Teachers IS
MISS u, sTEINHAUs-priyats Instruction
IN COLLEGIATE. fox trot and waltz dancing.
studio United Bldg. Room I'll. Phone
S042-s,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

ELM ST, so3-steaTn heated front roon.
with board. 50 dollars . veek. Flersncs
EUoosau.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

THREE FURNISHED RO0Ms-for house
keeping wanted by American family OF
;. Central location desired. T. ]. Al
dren, Vogue Shoe Shop. c3s Main st.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
Houses For Sale

eELytpERE-Ws must sell this MIR.
.lpoern room cottage on lot 7SYlso
aaaJoining the new city park. steam hsa,
tn,.spiace' oak floor and trim. owner
Your .s Guy ana will sacrifice price.
u? Main ST. WV assn
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

USED PIANo-for sale. a good plano a,
s6s. John A. Andrewa 4 Co.. Inc. 1872
Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

IhVNB HILL, S5-inrge front room, an
Conveniences, nicely furnished. Board "
desired. Phone u.s.,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

RUSSELL ST. 7s-lovely room, sdjoininr
bath, all ccnveniences, to Americas
gentleman, also garage. Gail 1875.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
Repairing IS Piano iuning s

c, A. IiUMPHREY-has purchased the
tuuug business OF the late F. V. Street
er. Conscientious work has always been
out r,otto Tel oG47 VI So Bufritt.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

FLAINVILLE. JEFFERs0N SIS rooms,
hath and pantry All improvements
steam heat. Lower tenement. New
two family house. inquire on premises.
John Cooke Go. Plainytlle.
PUTNAM ST. loe-5 room tenement,
$3.50. 49,. ..,..Art,. Z =. AMI 1rn,,lrh
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

WHEN time Is uivnsV, try uui Instant
Service. Tires, Battercs. GnsoTne. We
get you there ana back. o'NeiTL 50
Washington st. Phone 200
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

NORTH MAIN ST. SIS room apart
ment. steam heat, modern Improvements
Apply ]. BsrkowitA 62s No, Main st.
EhnnA ssES.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-03

0ARAGE-and general repairing. Paige
and Jewett service Bar hOur Service Sta,
SO East Main ST. Phone 2Sl0.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-19
Committee on
Aid For Bridges
Goes to St. Paul

Five North Dakota members of
the legislature named recently to
serve as a special conference COM
mission to meet with similar COM
missions from Minnesota, North and
South Dakota and Wisconsin relative
to highway route matters and loca-
tions for bridges, left here last night
for St. Paul. The session of represen-
tatives from the four states will
meet in St. Paul on Friday.
The North Dakotans are Senator
w. d. Lynch of LaMoure, Senator
Neis Magnuson of Souris, Rep. r. J..
Boyd, Fargo; Rep. Eckert of Willis
ton, and Rep. George Morton, Dunn
county.
Location of bridges which are con-
templated at various border points
and location of interstate highways
will be discussed at the St. Paul ses-
sion.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-19
AGRICULTURAL
COMMITTEE TO
HOLD HEARINGS
Continues Work on Recon-.
mendatiOns of the Agri-
cultural Commission

Washington, Feb. 19.-(By the A.
PD-The Senate agricultural COM
mittee was called for furher hear
ings today on recommendatins Of the
Presidents agricultural conference,
with prospects that they would con-
tinue with night sessions at least
until next week. Chairman Norris
told the Senate yesterday that furth-
er extended hearings had been made
by 1.-The avalanche of protest"
aroused by the conference proposal
for the creation of federal CO.
operative marketing board.
The chairman would not predict
when the hearing might be conclud-
ed, in discussing the matter on the
floor, after Walter Tette, secretary
of the National Council of Marketing
Agencies, had declared before the
committee that any plan for federal
control would be Objectionable.
Meanwhile house leaders are plan
ming to bring up in that body this
week, legislation already approved
by its agriculture committee, to
create a federal board along the
lines recommended by the confer
ence.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-19
LISBON CAST
GIVES DRAMA

Lisbon, N. D., Feb. l9.--"Abra-
ham," biblical drama by Rev. Pet
er Edwards. rector of the Episcopal
church, Lisbon, was given very sue
cessfully at the Lisbon armory re-
Gently by cast which included the
author in the title role.
Music and lyrics used in the play
were also written by Mr.. Edwards,
who is composer as we'll as author.
The play is in five scenes. Support
ing roles were taken by Rev. w. w.
Kirby. Mines. A. w. Lee, X. H. Tho
mte, and F. S. Thomas. Misses Elfie
Freeman, Alice Gilbertson, Mary
Davis, Bernadine Thomte, Ruth
Frost, Mary Davis, Effie Patterson
and Edith Bale, Rev. w. r. Thatcher
c. E. Cavett. Dewey Challey, and
Philip Thomte. A musical program
completed the evenings entertain
ment.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-19
UNIVERSITY STUDENT, 2l, KILLS
SELF, WAS TIRED OF LIFE

Milwaukee. Feb. 19.-The body of
Robert B. Minahan, 81, son of DR..
John r. Minahan of Green Bay,
Wisconsin, was found in a park here
Monday night. a>bullet wound in his
head and a revolver in one hand.
The Identification was made by the
victims father, a prominent surgeon.
DR.. Minahan said he had received
Ia letter Monday from Robert in
which the boy said he was "tired
Of life" The father had gone to
Chicago, where the boy was a student
at Northwestern University, and re-
turned te- Milwaukee last night and
identified the body.