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New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
River Shannon to Be
 HarncSSed For Power

I'Uiiln. Aug. ll Pl A contact h1Dn& hoen slen,d Win inc Sle- m u~.-.luokau l...rjcA company uf E,rln :nr tHo cou.lrGCucu Q: a gl"a' FNlr9-cl@r'riN plant on 'hc IH1cr >h9ulon "b,oo is to supply q a.e. 1'a in tur Ere" stat with Ojcb' and roNrr tho ncNt st'p is 'o wnl the nlomny 10 pay for th" r'anr. Tn. ozwr ll'me iusrD}oI. aa nCur. '.i at rr,s-nr, i' ahont ii,20@ono s'.rng.
 Erus~' Nyrho. -ho ll.o S'a'r ror- 'Isn mu'rt.r. .or.>ees no Iuflcutr in raising f In thc next four or fl, 1"1rs and ioeS not expect Y sill b. 0".ossary to .orroR for a. least s cl ln mo0fHs The scheme raHs 'or ic..."r"o for taa cnH crernearrrc anl construction work. "hlle th. ha.l0. VIII ta for orrulaafion an ] dle'r1Nl'lIn expenses.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
DEBT CONFEREES
 MARKING TIME
Commissions Await Conference
 With President

Washington, Aug. 15 P-Thc American and Belgian debt commits sions were marking time today in their negotiations over the funding of the little kingdoms $480,000000 war debt to the United States.
 Work of the two commissions was suspended yesterday until Tuesday 10 permit both parties to take up the progress to date with higher officials of their respective governments and 10 receive additional instructions as to how to proceed in tho maEer.
 Secretary Mellon and Senator Smoot of the American commission, were cn route today 10 Plymouth, Nt, to lay all of the facts before President Coolidge while the visiting delegation was in touch by cable with its home government.
 Although the work to date is still described officially as proceeding in satisfactory manner, there is q definite indication that one side or the other must make a decided re- cession if an agreement is to be reached. Interest rates arc the stumbling blocks. and although of ttCial information os withheld. there is authority for the statement the BeIsians are insisting upon rates be- low those at which the British debt t0 this country was fundcd-3 per cent for the first 10 years and 31a per cent thereafter.
 While negotiations were tempor- arily at a standstill today some al- ministratve leaders at the capitol expressed the opinion that congress could scarcely be expected to ap- prove an agreement which would place upon the American taxpayers any part of the burden Of the Bel Gian dcbf Their view was that inc interest rates in tho British settle mcnt probably would be insisted up on by congress.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Bulgaria Is Anxious to
 Get Some Outside Help

Sofia, Bulgaria, Aug, IS Rl-Bul. saria's financial plight was outlined in n statement by Premier Tzankon last night, it being intimated that the country would welcome outside help.
 Bulgaria Is so -burdened with reparation and other interna- 'ional payments and the heavy cost of maintaining n hired army" the statement said, That it's only hope is in some arrangement such as the Dawes separations plan as now ap- piled 10 Germany, Europe has aid- cd Germany, Austria and Hungary and has granted Greece large loan to solve her refugee problem. Win the powers extend no aid to Bul- garia"'
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Religious Mems

Pastor Stecge of St. Matthew's
 Lutheran church breaches at a mis-
 sion festival in Westheld, Mass,
 Sunday.
 Rev. Charles W. Barrett, pastor Of Inc Willow Vale Methodist church in 1 NhadwickS, N. r., will preach at
 Trinity Methodist church tomorrow.
 tIc will also render tenor solor and
 a duct with II. 4. Wooster. Mir ! Barrett IS the son of Mir. and Mrs. Prank Barrett of Warlock street and is spending his vacation with his parents.
 Services will he conducted al
 White Oak park tomorrow after noon and evening by the New Eng , land Prayer leaguc, pcntcCostal body. Tho services, the scene of which will be a big tent erected in
 the park, will open at 10 o'clock In the morning and ? o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. Mr. DiCkcrman is in charge. while Rev. A. C. Fuller pastor Of the East Berlin Methodist church, will conduct the religious services. Roy Castle will act as song leader and also deliver talk to the juniors. 4 musical program will he provided, while tn" whole audience will join in singing the old time hymns,
 C. A. Humphrey, a captain in the
 Rcd Army of the Eyeryman's Bible class. is endeavorinG to secure the
 unofficial support of the class lead CTS at the services this afternoon and evening. The grounds may be reached by trolley or by automobile lover Whites crossing. Cars may he parked at Electric field.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Kentucky National Guard
 Officer to Be Removed

Camp Henry Knox, Kya Aug. 15 P)-ttcmo'al or Brig. General James A. kchoe Kentucky National Guard, as adjutant general cf the st1tc was requested yesterday of Governor William ]. Fields, in report sub mitod by Brig, General t,lucrbc w.. Carter at the camp today.
 General Kchoe's conduct at camp, the report said. "has hcen most in lnrious 10 tho service. a disgrace to inc state and cannot further he overlooked and cNcuzod," inc gov crnor is requested 10 investigate inc reports and 'tho necessary action he taken to rid the service of this o(- fcor."
 Specifically thc 01iutant general Is charged with destroying while iu- toyicato1, radio sci belonging to enlisted mon and with hUmiIiating and insulting 2 rc%im"nt1l chaplain of tho Indiana National Guard.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Theater at Yale Will
 Cost Million Dollars

New Haven, Aug. 15 Pl-Thc new Yale thcater provided for in the gift rt sl,000,00O by Edward s. Hark- ,,ss and 10 be directed by George Fierce Baker, formerly of Harvard, Ni'l be erected on property in York "rnet between the new Wolfs Head Iomb and the D. K. F. Fraternity Npuse, 1t was announced last night. he university yesterday acquired !" property for S1c5,O0o.
 The announcement was made scr-
 4 months ago that Mir. Hardness,
 . was member Of the class Of =, had give nhte hoqucst for the :tblishmcnt of 2 course in dra- t'.c art in Yale school of fine arts
 inc erection of theatcr in lich will be produced plays under auspices of that school and the &ls Dramatic association,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
CHILDREN THRIFTY

les Angeles Aug h tE' -- The 'lchlnE of thrift has become part of the currIculum of nearly son pub no schools here. The subject ln- Nolres the "talun of savings ar- .ount' and "homc and ugelu' sq economy.
 Establishment of a school sasnge department adv o~atrl hy Io, An golos banks as a division or ihr course. has produced what Ia termed amazing rcsults.' l.p tu July l. there had bc,n opened G".i7N >rHool savings accounts with 2G>toD" on duposit 10 thc credit or ~tud'uta,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
BACK HOME, FINDS
 OLD FATHER WELL
Coolidge Having Pleasant Time
 at Plymouth, Vt.

Plymouth, Ntr Aug, l5 R)--Bacli home with his father President Coolidge took full advantage today of the opportunities for rest and re- taxation.
 The president was determined 10 keep affairs of state in the back ground before going into confer ence Monday with Secretry Mellon and Senator Root. They will break into the executives home stay to take up emergency problems relative 10 negotiations now under way for refunding Of the Belgian debt.
 Joy at finding his so year old father well enough to be about con- tributed considerably 10 the execu- lives visit. Colonel Coolidge who underwent an operation six weeks ago, was standing on his front steps last evening 10 welcome his son and Mrs. Coolidge home.
 He kissed each as they left their car and then showed them about the home.
 Smiles as radiant as shone on their faces earlier yesterday when they met their son John for the first time in uniform lighted the faces of Mfr. and Mrs. Coolidge when they found Colonel Coolidge awaiting them. They met John who is a corporal In the citizens military training camp at Camp Deycns, Mass. at Aver nearby.
 The ITO mile motor ride from the summer White House at Swamp scott, Mass, was made over roads slippery from a heavy storm en- countered shortly after the start. At Proctorsville, Nt, the president stopped to pay surprise call on an aunt, Mrs. Sarah Pollard, who kept the executive waiting for few min utes at the front door as she de- scended from upstairs. A short stop uas made also at Rockingham Meet Ing House, Nt., where Nlr. and Mrs. Coolidge found a slate slab in the cemetery marking the grave of his great great grandfather, Nathaniel Davis, who died in 1892 at the age of S7.
 There were few changes about inc homestead here since their visit six weeks ago. It was just a year ago that the president and Mrs. Coolidge were vacationing here.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Eukc of Manchester
 Anxious For Divorce

Paris, Aug. 15 (P}-Tho Duke or Manchester, who filed application for divorce at Nice, on July @5 insisted v stcrday that ho Is emitted 10 have his action for divorce tried in the French courts. this statement Was in answer 10 q claim advanced by the Duchess solicitors In London recent ly that divorce by a French court would in no way affect tn" validity of tho marriage of tho Nuko and Duchoss according to English law,
 Thc Iuko based his action for di ,orcc on grounds of dcsertion.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Names of Three Famous
 Players Are Missing

New lork, Aug. lo NE-1 ne names of three nationally known champions are missing from an el- try Of 52 players in the motropoli- tan district qualifying round of the rofossional golfers association to be staged over the Fox Hills links on Monday, They ar" Willie MacI'ar- lane, national open champion, Jim Barnes, British open champion. and Macdonald Smith, north and south open tit}"-holdcr
 Only 1& will hp qualified in the metropolitan section for the tourua- m,nt proper. Gene %araH"n, John- ny Farrell, Leo Dicgrl and Joe Tur- ncsa are among the better known professionals who have entered the test.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
IT'S ALL A DREAM
 WALLS BOY SLAYER
Young Adams to Be Tried in
 Seven Weeks

Scdalia, Mo, Aug. 15 (Pt--Evcrctt Adams, 17 year old Wilmington, C., boy confessed slayer of Professor A. R. Claws of Lodi, x. r., will go on trial in the Pcttis county circuit court for the crime in seven weeks.
 Roy Ruchcr, county prosecutor will ask the death penalty.
 Adams, when arraignod waived preliminary hearing, entering a plea of not guilty 10 the first degree mur- der charge, a necessary formaiity and was sent to tail 10 await the October term of court.
 An unexpected and eudlcn change in the plans advanced the prcIimin- ary hearing hour today disappoint- ing hundreds who had gathered in the county court rooms. Adams was neatly and stylishIy attirod. Claude Wilkorson. local attorney. represented the youth.
 touching scene was enacted in the jail late today when the boys mother, Mrs Hclma Adams arrived from Wilmington. 0.
 The boy still says 'lt is all q dream" and that he cannot realize what he has done.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
HORSES ARE. SOLD

SaratoE Springs N. Y, Aug. IS thoroughbred yearl ings from iho Elerslie stud in Vir- ginia and the Claiborne stud in Ken lucky brought s@96,7o an average of s5,Sn0. at auction here last night. The top price of $26OoO was paid by James I7itzsimmons, acting for an unreveolod purchaser, for colt by star In wk.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
AUSTRIA TURNS OUT
 LARGEST CABLE,

Vienna. Aug IT. P) --- The largest wire cable in the world has been constructed for the suspension rail- way that is 10 be built to the sum- mil of the Xugspitzc in Bavaria. which has an altitude of 9.7"5 feet The cable is of ono piocc. S.So7 yards in length, IS inches in d. amctcr. and weighs about sS,oNn pounds. II was made by tho St. Aegydier Iron and Steel Industrial company of Austria.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Held in Jail When He
 Cannot FNrnieh RNnds

Kansas ritv. Aug 1l lPl -WiO K. Toome. prominent local rrohihition crusader, niI stand trial in federal court here Aur, 19 on charge of mailing an Indecent letter" as 2 re eult of his confessed threat against 'ho Ufn of Andrew ". Mellon. sec rotary of tho treasury. The trial Gato "a7 snt lato yet rdav. whom Eoomo was arroirne1 before r. S Commissioner George n Rcardsley ,rd r'o21cd not guilty. Ho ~as sent 70 nil in default of $7.5H0 bond.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
1. NJ. F.. Zion

1o:i5 q. m., preaching by thc pas for. text; Mans Limited Space On His Tnsigniticance " 12:3n ?. m, Sunday school. G.3o p, m, Christian Endnavor. 7:45 ?. mr preaching by the pastor, text: "Thoy Were Eating and Drinking and Giving Into Mar ria@c."
 Prayer and class meetings on Tuesday evening. Tho presiding
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
TEITUIN ADVERTISING

Nv York. Avg 15 tP>-Tl7e Na- uoHol Er"cr EuS1n-es Enroau. Inc surrlou'InE tho ua'ional vigilance committee of the Assoniatod Adyer- Using rlnrs of tno world in tho na - nonal movement for truh-iu-adver- lisiNE cam" into formal existence yc.'crl1y with 'h" election of off rrTN.
 Lou r.. HcIlari head cf th" Holland tnE'a|jnr company, of Kansas tIty, NissouH, was elected president
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
DEMPSEY NS. WILLS

NCw York. Aug. 15 Pl--A tcuh- tFo agreement for Harry Wills ic fight Jack Dempsey neNt summer st Nrhi=7n 1Ifv. Ind under inc dl- 'r''lo0 rf tf1mo'rr Floyd 1if2sim u o0s rsz slEnrd yo>rerlas T., 'a, negro ohailsnssIs manager, TaIly Mullins.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
BOrglum Selects Site
 For His New MOnumen.

ta>'or, <, n. Aug, l5 lP-A hu- block of @ranJt" in sD isolated sp, IA tn" Black ll1ls between Harm Peak .,ni k'Ns'on" has been sclrc' 'i hy tiHzou l!orrlIm. the sculptor a~ 'ho mogu'alH site where he Nl tar}v fF- tusts oC Washington, Lit roIn. I'""rspu and Roosevelt, Tn
 s'iwNrrI cost ls SIooD.noo. vlp has n'u rasrd ny subscription
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
EAT WHALE MEAT

Oslo, Norway, Aug, 15 Pi-Whale meat is popular form of human nourshmont among the poorer classes of Norway, During the spring months large quantities of this food was shipped to Trondh- jom, Bergen and Oslo. Only the best and most tender portions are selected for human consumption.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
VISIT HOT LAkIN

Auckland, x. z. Aug r. lP. -AG- mlral <. $. Robinson and n" otti- cers and men ot the | ni'od S'afrs feet today visited Eotorua one Of the hot lakes of the Thermal region Of North Island They wcrc EiHrn Krnsf reception f+,S'itjtrs ir Auckland odav in honor of 'hs f,er included a barbecue for tho officers. and the horse races,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
st. .ohn,s German lutheran

Sunday-S;So d, mo English serv- ice, 9:3o a, mn Sunday school. lo;ij q, m, Scrman service. Sub icct: "The Unpardouablc Sin"
 Tuesday and Thursday, S:30 to 1l;S0 a, mn German school.
 Thursday of tho mems society at Lake Compounce, Cars will leave the church at 7;30 P. m,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Htest Move Is to Mark
 Location of Good Water

Washington Aug, 1j Pl-A move ? mark principal highways through- ut the country with signs telling ncre pure drinking water may be cln1 has been start"l, The .Ameri- m Automobile association is uu- I(rtakirg this work in cooperation 'ith the pubic health s"r'co and 'tte sanitary engineers Work on mArking the roads has hNen started a Ohio and Pennzyl' ania parfIcE- r attention is 10 b.. 2i np n1tor no3r camp site.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Bible students Assn

There will be no Junior Bible class or Bible study this Sunday be- cause of the convention of the Gen cral International Bible Students association which is being held In Springfield.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
. HTRrN-TRRi.E lEISH

 ruhnn, AuE h lFj -- During the =sion Of the free State rarjiam-nt gently concluded, 23 a,'5 were sad co, rlnE every variety ot na- nal actu2tV. On" ol the most able vas that authorj1.n- the use the Rl1cr shannon 10 supply ,trlClty
 Another acf 7nrh rro,ckad ..ch contro,nrz, "7s the treason P" anI seh'Iou5 "ffonses act. T. 1'ldos the death penalty for trea- n and graded r1n2,rI.s for 'allous 1or ofenAos a-alnst the stlto. Parliament Moh had hcen in -lcn almos' rontu0nuey for .- years alrovrned 10 Nosem-
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
'hNLSI TO NiI nI

|. x. IHIlII \ .oh>o, Aug '' lP'- L.Jd,rs of 'Arce mayor poJtlroI parties in 21n, the hnaeihai, soiyuaai and ,,uaon'o, ha'" ,i'c.dul to send 10 Unltrl States siA pA".iam.nrar- $ for the pIupos. uf studying merlcan ponricl prarrr,> 'Ty. ., gstion will alt.nI tn, m.rua- lunal conl,nuon 10 h, h,lI in .'ashington in or.oh'r and will subsequently ,isIt ofter ~ri.s Ii is 70ped the paruamrut7uans 7lll r)nE hack 70 Japan q u4mner of 'aw idraS hlch can he appre1 'o the modern pohucaI situation n 'Ae 'npIre.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
BOYCOTT DECIDED UPON

Vera Cruz Aug. 15 Pl-Thc lcagu" of employees has decided to boycott all foreign commercial firms which have moi compiled with the law providing for the employ ment Of so per cent McXicans by all foreign companies in Mexico.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Emmanuel Gospel

Sunday ser> ice: 1N;45 a. m. pray CT service, 1o:45 d. m" preaching by Rev. A. P. Mershon 1915 p. m, Bible school, 4;30 D. m., open air service. 5;45 D. m, Noung Peo- plc's service, led by Mrs. Sollars Taylor. D. m. preaching hy Rev. Mir. Mershon.
 Wednesday -- 7;i5 p. m. cottagn meeting.
 Thursday--7:45 ?. m. mid-wcck prayer service.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

elder Dr, S, ". Weller newly ap- pointed successor to Rev. F. A. Autin, deceased will hold his first conference here on August 24 and will preach on Sunday evening. August 2S,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Christian Srionre

Sunday service at 10;45 a. m. Sub iect: "Soul". Sunday school at 9;45 a. m.
 Wednesday evening meeting at s o'clock.
 The reading room--ROom j0i National Bank building is open 10 tho public daily from 1 noon until 4 o'clock except Sundays and hoIi days.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
l lrSt Lutheran

Sunday morning service in Swcd- ish at l0:S0 o'clock. sermon hy the pastor.
 Thursday evening the Brotherhood will meet in the church parlor at s o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Sunday With The Churches
Swedish Baptist

Sunday morning, lO;S0 o'clock, sermon by Dr. Arvid Gordh.
 Tuesday--S D, m, the Foreign Mission circle will meet at the home of August Olson, Konsington.
 Thursday--~S D. nr,, nld-wcck prayer service.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Trinity Methodist

Sunday--1o:45 B, m. sermon by Rev, Charles w Barrett, "Our un- suspected Rnsources.
 Tucsday--7;45 D m, class meet ing.
 Thursday --- I;45 D. m, prayer service.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
St. Matthew's Lutheran

Service in English at o:15 in Ger man al 10;i5. Ernest ka,asch, of Danbury, student of theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, will conduct both services.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
Reformation Lutheran

Tenth Sunday after Trinity, to a.
 m, services. The summer Bible
 school will meet Wednesday and Thursday morning al 9;3o o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15

Jefferson City, Mo-, Aug. 15 LFl- Attorney General Robert Otto today said . person under IS years of ag" can he hanged in Missouri upon con NClion of first degree murder when asked if tho ago of Everett Adams, r rcar old slayer of A. F. Clawson, Lodi, x. Y., school teacher, would prevent tho death penalty.
 Adams In a statement said he spent his seventeenth birthday in iail at Garden City, Kansas.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-06
China Gets a Trojan Horse

The powers dispatches state have to the Pkn
declaring their profound desire et the Shanghai
incident the Students
began May 80 and continued for weeks with British American
and Japanese troops bucherg Chinese like many chickens
The mperast give appearance at last of having
realized that the nationalist revolutionary be
in the old disturbances settled with cold lead sharp
steel and arrogant domination of superior"
imperialism surrendered
is going quit China. By Imperialism merely lays
aside the weapons of armed struggle for try the
weapon of diplomatic deceit and superior" cunning
just the mperaist have been striving in the
to unite the nations of Europe against the Soviet Union
using all of favo and threats alike against Germany other
recacran who hold may the proposed
iy pact China the mperiaist have policy
tended consideration for the political independence of Chna
to break the bond existing and increasing between the Chinese
workers and peasants and those of Soviet Russia.
But the trap whether works will easily be
what it when look the that the mpeas powers dip
lomae Going formally Picking uttering sweet
friendship and desire permission far distant day
that China be free of their benefcen domination the
time they armng Chang TOn and host of
generals make the Kuomntang Canton
the of revolutionary nationalsm and oppose with civil
need be further rapprochment of China
Union.
Imperialism Pekn with lie its lips olive branch
hand and dagger the other 1t would be well Chinese
TO recall the old saying about suspicion attaching who
bearing gifts
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-06
The A. F. of L. and American Imperialism

The delegates Federation Labor convention
In Atlantic City, consisting for the most of officials of the af
hated unons and their character the agents imperial
ism in the labor before the convention begins its
sessions eactng the lead given the department in the
cusion of Sakata Communist member of the British house
The departmental meetings held previous the convention ITSELF
such those the building metal trades engaged
of red batting Working always precedent in the best lawyer
fashion, the departmental meetings have used the unseatng of Will
liam Dunno by the Portland convention basis for
the unions and have upheld the explosions
Of mans that have sgaced the labor in the year
American trade unonism the lowest moral ebb
reached excepting the beycrawng time period
American imperialism extending its domination the earth and
its peoples different nations
preparing world the workers peasants
of Russia while the American labor movement
alone the only organization of trade unions opposed
milton of the first proletaran state
War the Communists by the Ocaldm of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor the only section of the American working
class that fully conscious the dangerous path American
readng which fights against forms treason the work
class compromise with submission the
italists such company uions abo banking participation
the capitalist parties by the labor movement etc.
The the Communists in Atlantic City guage
of the mperiast character the American labor ocadom