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New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
LOCAL CONCERNS HOLD
 ANNUAL MEETINGS
Continued from First Page.)

A. c. Kimball, president.
 Frederick A, searle, vice presi- dent.
 Frank J, Wachter. vice president. Joseph r. Lamb. vice president.
 Will H. Rattenbury. vice president. Pardon c. Hickey. treasurer.
 Oliver N, Judd, assistant treasurer. Albert G. Anderson. assistant
 asurer.
 Edward r. Hall. secretary.
 W. E. Baker. assistant secretary. II. A. Traver. assistant secretary. D. c. smith, assistant secretary. Henry r. purr, auditor and office manager.
 The directors are: Charles r. Smith, George M. Landers. Francis R. Cooley. Andrew J. sloper, Harris Whittemore. Frederick G, Platt, Frederick A. Searle, Arthur G. Kim ball, Edward N. Stanley, Joseph F.. Lamb, Charles T. Trcadway, John P. Elton, Pardon c. Hickey. Lucius B. Barbour.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
Stanley Edward Wheeler

Stanley Edward Wheeler, the two and one-half year old son of MT. and Mrs. Ernest B. Wheeler of 22S Maple street, died this morning at New Britain General hospital. Funeral services will be held Thurs day afternoon at o'clock from the home, Rev. J, Emerson Ford of Trinity Methodist church officiating and burial will be in Tairviev cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
Seven Million Dollar
 Oil Deal Confirmed

Columbus O., March G5. - The Pure oil company will acquire the Wortham holdings of the Humph- reys Boyd oil company, it was am nounced here today, The price paid for the property is reported to he approximately S7,0O0. GOO. payable in stock Of the Pure oil company and partly in cash.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
BOASTS OF THEFIS
New Yorker Arrested as Burglar Claims to Have Committed About a Thousand RObbCrics.

New York, March 25.-Philip Goldberger, who was represented by tho police as saying he had commit ted about a thousand" burglaries which netted him between $5Q,oO and $1QQ,oOO, was held in $$u.0o0 hail in police court today; He was arrested last night in a dance hall.
 GoldberGcr pleaded guilty to breaking into a Bronx apartment last February. Although he was discov- cred by the woman occupant of the apartment, he escaped. His actiyi- ties included burglarics in Manhat- tan, the Bronx and Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
SUDDENLY VIOLENT
Patient in Coma at Kearny, N. J. Hurls Another Person Out of Bed and F1ees Institution.

Kearny, N. J., March 25.-Peter Granato suddenly emerged from a 24-hour coma in the West Hudson hospital today. hurled another pa tient out of bed and after a fight of half an hour with three nurses and two patients, loaped through the glass of door and fled in sick bed attire. He was captured on a nearby lawn. Having sustained internal in iurics in an accident he was taken to the hospital yesterday uncon- scious. When a nurse was taking his temperature today he came to and jumped out of bed.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
Draths
Robert Theodore Parsons.

Robert Theodore Parsons, the in- fant son of Mir. and Mrs. John Par sons of S5 Wakefield court, died last night. Besides his parents, the child leaves one sister and four brothers.
 Funeral services, conducted by Rev. A. A. Ahlquist. will be held to- morrow afternoon at ? o'clock at tTie late home. Interment will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
REPEAL KILLED

Albany N. Y, March e5.-Motion picture censorship repeal was killed in the New York assembly today when the house, by a party vote, re- fused 10 order from the committee the repeal hill Of Assemblyman Frederick l.. Hsckcnburg, democrat, of New York.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
BOleSlaus Zeynicki

Boleslaus Zewnicki. 4S. of 72 Or ange street died last night at theh New Britain General hospital. He leaves his wife, Aicenta Zewnicki, and one son. Funeral servcies will be held at 7:3o o'clock tomorrow morning at the Sacred Heart church. Interment will be in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
Chileans Accuse Peruvian
 People of New Atrocities

Washington, March 25.-The Chil- can authorities in Tacna, Africa and Tarata, were charged with commit- ting atrocities on the Peruvian in- hahitauts of the provinces after ths delivery of President Coolidge's ar- bitral award in official dispatches made public by the Peruvian em- bassy here.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
GYPSY STEALS S2O

The theft of $2o by a gypsy wom- an was repirted to the police this by F. Pearl of the United Coal Co. The complainant said that the woman came into his office on the pretense of purchasing coal and in some way got hold of the money and made off with 1t.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
Total to date

lotal 10 date .......... $22,366.7O
 The workers today were the guests of the Kiwanis club. Entertainment was furnished by the Kiwanis club. A double quartette made a hit by singing q parody on Tt Amt Gonna Rain No Mo-" adapting the words to the present drive. A comedy sketch by sturman s. Dyson and Stanton Ashley provoked much laughter and applause.
 The speaker today the Al Lavery of Bridgeport, district governor of Rotary clubs of this district. The speaker tomorrow will be Governor John H. Trumbull.
 Mir. Lavery spoke on the value of optimism and organization, pointing out that 1t is not always the teams which make the highest reports that are doing ths most work.
 He spoke on the popularity of the radio and the slogan of the present drive. Tuning in on Ten" and said, Tune in with wave lengths that spell relief for poor and suffering and needy in the community. When you get the right wave length you will get the right responsive chord whether you get a cent or not.r
 Tomorrow the workers will be guests of the Rotary club.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
TOTAL IN CHEST
 Z. IS NOW s22,366
Community Drive One-Third Complete on Second Day

The United Community corpora ton drive for s62.147 took on an added impetus today and passed the daily quota of si2.o00 with almost si,soo to spare. bringing the total for two days almost up to the mark set, despite the fact that yesterdays report fell almost ss,ooO short of the high water mask for one day.
 The reports today were as follows:
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
Glass Hard 70 Break

Berlin-A chemical product. with the same properties as glass, but which does not crack or splinter easily, has been developed by Fritz Pollak. a German inventor. It has been found very practical for auto mobile windows and windshields.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
BELL DEFEATS RLSk

London, March 25.-C. C. Pell ot New York today defeated Captain R. D. Busk, 15-2. 15-9, 15-2, in the second round of the amateur racr ahets tournament at the Queens club.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
VOTE AGAINST UNIFICArIoN

Washington, March 25.-The Bal timore conference of the Methodist Episcopal church south voted today against unifcation of the northern and southern churches, Al 10 iS7.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
M Nj LIED DEAD

New York. March ?5.-Warner NJ. Leeds. brother of the late William r. Leeds and former vice-president of the Leeds tin plate interests, died -t his home here today.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
Mrs. Sarah kopIowjtz

Tie funeral of Mrs. Sarah Kop- iowitz, wife of Samuel Koplowitz of lo2 Putnam street, was held yester- day afternoon. Burial was in Beth Alom cemetery,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-25
[. S. TREASURY STATEMENT |. S. treasury balance. S435.92o,?Se
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT

New York-Exchanges. 7s0,e00,- coo: balances 74,OO0.o00.
 Boston - Exchanges, 62,00o,000; balances, 22,O0o, 900.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

Two rooms and bath well furnished. elc-
vator and valet service. telephones. well
ventilated well heated; close to Metropolitan
ments of Government. Run for people who
appreciate homelike INDEPENDENCE and prl-
Varv Lowest rates i'll city for the service
Evening star., 1925-10-19

1920 KANSAS AVE.
New colonial house of six rooms and bath.
with double garage. Very attractive porches.
overlooking the largest circle in the city.
SS5 per month.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

sos North h. Capitol a.; hGHrhSiEs $. Main o7s9.
1872 Florida ave. F'f n.e@na Rcnt rms. h.
1912 No: Cap. st.-4-rm. apt. bath. 800
lsif 10: Gap, ST rms. bath. gas. s''"o
116s CS srd f4 st, nee rms, INV h. 0o'Vo
81 o1'" TODD Sp p ne-5 rms. bath. gas, '0'o'
- st. e.@s rms. and bath s2.Go s2.5o
1444 Ogden st; n.w-,s rms. bath:
eISc f@Fnaff rams heat houpe g9rehes gas ard 30 90
1928 st; st. se-6 rms. bath. flT- .oo,
1880 9Th ST. NV.
rooms Oa5a 5a45 5uGpaef GR AVE: NV: $500
-'OS' Sc ~ ST. s.w. 'oo'Oo
rooms bath ii4oa ls5rG9f sf fE1ssaFEs s'FE $500
rooms. bath, furnace .s5o.50
: s00nls' ~ 'A IS74 % Soth si 81. NV .'o'oo .'o %
rooms bath 7o4 ST. Sc. 's420o
6 rooms. bath, latrobe ..... $3.50
6 rooms BAH ass lstrGbe S' 2 AVE. Nv: $3.50
rooms S0TasF Ps4s II flseRsP 81. s.w. 1850
rooms "1trse 1eaae goth ST. NV: S-.0O
a51s. 1z,n 81. FtATf N:W: ,and Floor,.
6 rooms. bath, furnace; cleo. $50 so
3 rooms. bath $4,000
rooms 1870 ISH S \. j. AVE. NV. sso'oo
rooms. bath. latrobe. e........... $3.50
1642h n. J. AVE. NV.
rooms. bath. latrobe .s35.so
lag = ST., NV. i2nd Floor.
5 rooms, bath. latrobe. ...-......... $50 90
STORES.
7o5 ". Capitol st. $4,000
400 ' JAMES r. SHEA. ' 0''0'
643 La. Ave. NV.
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1925 CHAPLIN ST. APT. 32-NEAR CEN
trsl High: comfortably furnished. I rooms.
Kitchen bath outside rooms q III /.
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1896 10th ST. NV. No 23-. ROOMS:
Kitchen and bath. rent. $50. Apply lanitor
or John Quinn CO. Main i35.
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csO7 ONTARIO RID. NM RMS. KTTCH-
en- bath. porch. hall. electricity. gas. con
tinuous hot water: convenient location. -
1885 p ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
aud hafh niralN furnl shed.
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THE DRESDEN-FIVE ROOMS AND BATH.
completely furnished. overlooking Rock
Creek Park: excellent service. $50: refer
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Call. or Phone Main 1879

SIS COMPLETELY FURNISHED. FRONT:
gas cleo lights included - rms and bath
;sarase if desired. North 357S-W. after 6
y Al or all day sunday.
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s22 DECATUR ST.
Semi detached six-room and bath house
with sleeping and breakfast porches hot
water heat and electric lights. Arranged so
IL could be used for two families For lease
for one year at $50 per month.
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TWO ROOMS HOl-SEKEEPlNG. TWIN
beds heat. gas electricity. hot water. unlim-
ited phone. elevator. S45: caf" in building
Call after &. Savoy. Apt. III. 2Soi lith -
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1876 CLIFTON LARGE ROOMS. SLEEP
Ing porch: entire 2nd floor overlooking
city: 3 blocks west Central High School
h " h. private bath. phone: housekeeping ::
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1AKOMA PARK 36 CARROLL AVE-
3 rooms. ami; no chlldrep.
frth
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CLARENDON VA

1925 KEARNEY ST. NE. (BR0nKLANnN
Beautiful detached home Of eight rooms
and two baths hot-wster heat. electric
lights. S125.
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TIE BACHELQR APAKTMENT>

WANT YOUNG LADY TO SHARE LOVELY
Groom and bath apt. convenient to Coy
orrts giS 18TH St Apt 10: Fr. l0ol-J l9'
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642 EAST CAPIToIl-APARTMEN ONE
room. kitchen and bath: also single room
second floor. Can Lincoln -.
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MASS. AVE. AT DI-PONT CIRCLE :
Three room and bath apartment de luxe: al
night elevator service: SIl0. on lease. Call
OWNER. Cleveland 1870.
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s16 FARRAGCT ST
Brand-new six-room and bath house IN
Petworth. This house has never been occu.
pied. Two porches. h.-w. h: SIS.
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1910 9th ST. NV
Large home of Q rooms and bath Owner
will make necessary repairs. 500 month.
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Large corner house: porch on two sides ::
eight rooms and bath: hot-uater heat elec-
tric lights and gas: large cellar. This house
faces on the boulevard $50.
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= ROOMS. KITCHEN & BATH. NEWLY
decorated: heat. gas & electricity furnished
SO I03 Eth ". u
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Al BRYANT ST. NV
Three-story. bay window residence OF nine
rooms and bath. hot-water heat and electric
lights. Gear brick garage and large yard:
$4,000.
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13l + ST. NV
Nine rooms and bath in good condition
electric lights: near Union Station: $50.
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Ai'ARTMENTS-U S-UNFURNISHED
fCopfipued

PREMIER. us 18Th ST NV.
One r. and b.. large closet $40.
MELROSE. 1342 CLIFTON ST. ="
One rms, h.. $50: one rms, b. SO.
BRUNSWICK 1892 ] ST. NV.
One rms. and b.. 500: one rms. and
b.. SO.
All 10th St n.w-s rms. b.: S65:0o.
1871 Goth st. n.w.--6 rms, b.: SIS
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

1146 9th ST. Ne
Six rooms and bath. in good condition: la
trobe heat and gas light: SOS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COLONADE,

COLONADE,
TWO FURNISHED APIS.
1922 Vernon St
z rooms. bath. extra lavatory. porch: FIST
class service: rent, SS5 per month.
4 rooms and bath. porch. first floor.
S67. so month
SIMON BELOFF,
Evening star., 1925-10-19

COZ KEEFER PL NV
Semi-detached six rooms and bath home
newly pspered and in excellent condition
Furnace heat. electric lights. parouet hoors
screens and awnings: S65.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

al4 o2nd NW-2 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE;
bath. Apply Apt. l only for information az
Evening star., 1925-10-19

Attractiveiy furnished apartment :, rooms
and private bath: heat & cleo. included. Il
3rd FLOOR. PRIVATE. 3 ROOMS. HALL.
10i . arS 81 ~ ,r 90
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30l5 14th ST. NV. tNR. COLUMBIA RID.
> and g room and bath apts. in good
condition: ami reasonable rents: open for
inspection. Phone Line S9e. HOWES-
STFIN BROS. eth and II SIS. ne.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

34S Ilth SE-2-ROOM & BATH FUR
nished apartment: good neighborhood: hot
water heat. electricity: S3a per month. 49,
CLEANEST. TIDIEsT. RENOVATED HEAT
ed completely furnished. Broom. ..-entralCe
apartment in Bloominsdale; on car line.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NO. 1887 y. II. AVE. NV.
Apt. 4l@4 rooms and bath. $50. 80
NO. 1910 nth ST. NV.
End floor, rooms and bath. ..... sos 90
NO. 6l2 18th ST. NV.
3rd floor. 8 rooms and bath ...... $3.50
NO. 1910 9TH ST. NV.
End noor. rooms and bath. ...... 500 90
WEAVER BROS,
R00 1hth ST \ w
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300 c st. n.e.-S r. e. b.. ciec.
,l-IIAC II " CII

I IIIOHND y. [l-N LSON CO.
a06 New York Ave. NV. Main 1926
44os KANSAS AVE. N.w.-8 r and bath.
22I2 F ST. n.w.-7 rooms and bath. fur
mace heat $50
bath SEQ
s13 21st st. n.w.-1o r. and bath. h-wh.
cleo. Sl00.
4o1 G St ne.--7 rooms and bath. $50
13s Sth ST. n.w.-5 r. and bath. cleo. S45,
and bath. 5000.
GEO. W. LINKINS.
1893 De Sales St.
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90 IgC If4Sb CI.
fOpposite Mayflower Hotel.

522 BUCHANAN ST
Beautiful new home of large rooms and
tiled bath with built-in fixtures and shower:
long yard with cellar: instantaneous water
heater: very large breakfast and sleeping
porches: kitchen equipped in the most mod
ern style. A brand-new "Cafrttz Lifetime
Home for rent at SIS per month.
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166O-1662 PARK RID.
outside rooms bath. ami: rent rea-
son able: tanitor on premises.
1902 VERMONT ST. NV.
Apt. 4 rooms. bath. ami. S45.
Universal Real Estate Corpn.,
1922 y St Franklin COIL.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1882 EYE ST. N.w-l. 2 AND I'M
suites: non housekeeping: heat. hot water
electricity: beautifully furnished: scrupulous
Gle nliness: maia and valet service: refined
surroundings, gentlemen preferred: REFER
ranlliraI
New Britain herald., 1925-02-06
ENGLAND HAS 1T
Cross Word Puzzle Craze Hits Brit ish Isle and Supply of Diction- aries Is Completely Exhausted.

London, Feb. 6.--When news of how the cross word puzzle craze had gripped America first seepcd across the Atlantic to this tight little island, newspaper paragraphers assumed q somewhat superior air and pointed out that such foolishness wasn't the rule in England. Now nearly every newspaper publishes it's daily puzzle and large prizes are offered for so- lutions and new problems.
 So completely has the fad caught the pubic's fancy that one firm of second hand Booksellers has reported that the demand for cheap diction- aries far outstrips the supply. and that it's entire supply of dictionaries and books of synonyms has been eX- hausted, with dictionaries going at the rate of 50 or more a day and synonym books at 25 a day. Even dictionaries dated in the '4o's and sos of the last century are being snapped up.
 In their search for novelties pug
New Britain herald., 1925-02-06
Bags Five Mountain Lions
 In Day in New Mexico

Santa Fe, N. M. Feb, 6. - Five mountain lions n one day fs the record of Ed Steele, a predatory game hunter in the employ of the United States biological survey.
 Steele made his record kill in the rocky recesses of the Black Range, trailing the great cats through freshly-fallen snow and bringing them to bay with hunting dogs. Two of the dogs were injured badly in the encounters.
 Ranchers and hunters estimate that each mountain lion stays on the average $500 worth of livestock and game each season and Steele's work for the day, thus figured, means a net saving of s2,5Oo.
 During the last six months Of 1924, the New Mexican federal sur vey has accounted for more than 5000 coyotes, 12o bobcats 25 noun tain lions, r wolves and seven stock killing bears. These totals represent a potential saving of $2O6,00o to stock raisers and wild game in the state.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-06
MAKING NEW GUIDE
 fOR LAZY DRONES
Science Finding Effort Saving Gestures for the Ever Weary
Washington, Feb. GA guide by

which lazy people can figure ont just what motions arc effort saving and what posturcs will tire them least is provided in d report by Dr, Francis G. Benedict director of the Carnegie InStitution'S Nutrition Lab- oratory.
 By a series ot taStS Conductcd al the laboratory in Boston and de- scribed by nr, Benedict in u com munication Co institution hradQuar'- CTS here, the amount of energy re- quired for various motions of the body has been determined on the basis of the amount Of heat each produces.
 The corner loarnr Dr. Benedict says, might better stay at home in bed. since, it costs ln per cen, more energy to stand up than lie down,
 The heat produced in @4 hours in a human body" the report contiu- ues, lis made up, first, Of an ire dueible minimum going on all the time to maintain the fires of life at a normal rate. when in complete re- pose in bed, To sit qunty in chair calls for praticaIy no increase, but there is an increase of 10 per cent when standing,
 Change in posture make a great difference. Some pereons actually re- quire 40 per cent more energy to stand than 10 lie, but the best and most comfortable pose, with a min mum of sway or balancing, such as would be assumed by an artists model, results in the smallest in- crease of heat, Evidently skill is re- quired to learn how 10 stand easily and most effectively,
 Many small movements may be expressed in heat units. If when ly. ing down one brings the hand to forehead and back, as in a military salute, one such movement each minute actually raises the heat out put about per cent and with deli cate new instruments this increase can be accurately measured. Cross ing or increasing the legs while ly- ing increases the heat output five times more than moving the arm.
 From this one can easily see that every little movement has a calorie of its own until when work ing to the limit of human endur- ance. a man may increase his nor nal heat output 1000 per cent"
New Britain herald., 1925-02-06
DISLIKE LOW HEELS Society Women Return To Use of
 High Heels Again

London. Feb. 6.-Those society women who followed the latest dic- tate of fashion and took to low hceled shoes, have abandoned them and are returning to high heels again.
 Wearers of the low heels have not only lost some of their ankle charm. say writers in the womens columns, but have suffered from "ankle-neu- ralgia," and have decided 10 sacri- fee comfort in the low heel for the beauty and elegance of the higher shoe.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-06

gle editors have departed largely from the conventional squares and rec'anGlos, and puzzles have appear cd in all manner of queer forms, such as circles, triangles and crazy quilt patchwork.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-06
Cocaine Threatens
 Egypt, Police Say

Cairo, Feb. 6.--The Cocaine haDlt among Egyptians has grown to such an alarming extent that the com- mandant of the local police has is- sued an appeal 10 the public to as- sist him in keeping down the evil.
 The Egyptian nation, this official declares, is destroying itself through the drug habit, which is demoraliz- ing the youth of Egypt and filling the hospitals and prisons. He de- plores the absence of statutes deal ing adequately with the evil and asserts that if the laws were male more rigorous and received rnora support from the public, Egypt could yet be delivered
New Britain herald., 1925-02-06

Strictly fresh eggs 65c, Russell Bros. --adVt.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-06
WOMEN'S FANCY GLOVES $2.59

value 10 S3.JU Desirable flare cuff models. In brown, with self, brown with tan, gray with black, gray with self, black with white, white with black, tan with white, Embroidered and Paris Point backs.
 Street Floor
New Britain herald., 1925-02-06

Value S1O.OO Wonderful models in Binners, and Stylish Stouts that are long with elastic tops. Made of strong coutil and heavily boned.
 Third Floor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-21

nov pr&vo, nehoyorte o utlacovani
Mad arrow u mas, lebo tu mate 70
vsetkeho viacej, ako vam podl a
percentov obyvatel'stva patri, a
nasi tam nemajl mic.
A povedzte vasim svagrom '
Pesti, mech 81 to raz navzdy Wy
hodia z hlavy, ze by sa ma Sloven-
sku nasli taxi Sloyaci, ktori by sa
este chceli nazpat dostat' do ma
d 'arskeho jarma, takych tu ne
najdete!
My Slovaci to dobre vieme, ze
sa v Mad 'arsku j v hospodarskom
i v narodnom OIL 'ade omnoho
horsie zije ako u mas, a preto, kea
by tax vselijakym "prebudzajd.
elm sa'' Mad 'arom a Leventoin
priSla chut' este raz ma nase Slo-
vensko, ako T. 1919, teraz este tym
skorej by chytil kazdy povedo,
nay Slovak, - uz mas je moe, -
zbran do ruky a chranil by 81 svo.
ju republiku oproti nepriatel 'om.
MY tomto castejsie budeme
pisat' a budeme zia'dat pasu Via,
du i nasich Mad'arov tu ma slo,
vensku, ably sa postarali to, re
by sa Slovakom V Mad'arsku as
pon nieco pol 'ahcilo, a ably nezo-
stall ods1deni ma vymretie.
Mart. Mar. Nov. J
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-21

ma tiez americkou obcankouf
Odpoyed': Stala sa, ked sa "a
Vas vydala pred %. septembrom
1922.
Otazka: Narodila som sa v A
merike a vydala som sa "a cesko-
slovenskeho prislusnika r. 1925.
CT som ztratila svoje amcricke
obcianstvo?
Odpoved': Neztratila, americka
obcanka neztraca svoje obcian-
stvo, dokial sa nevada sama svoj
ho obcianstva a ked sa nevydala
"a Cinana, Japonca, alebo cudzin-
ca, ktory sa nemoze stat ameri-
ckym obcanom.
Otazka: Narodila som sa A.
merike a vydaaa som sa "a cudzin-.
ca pred %. septembrom 1922.
Ztratila som obcanstvo. Jakym
sposobom mozem no dostat' laa-
zad?
Odpoved': Je treba podat' zia-
dost o naturalizaciu. Me je tre-
ba mat prveho papieru a vykazu
o lekalnom prfchode do Spoje-
nych Statov, ked' takato ziada-
l,tel'ka svoju vlast' neopustila. Gu
dzinka musi ovsem dokazat' svoj
legalny prichod, musi vedet' po
anglicky "a vyhovet' vsetkym o.
statnym predpisom, nemusi mat
vsak prvy papier a staci, ked!' bo-
la len jedon rok neprestajne vo
spojenych statoch.
Otazka: Moi muz je cudzincom
a nechce ziskat americke obcian-
stvo. CT ia sama sa mozem stat
'americkou obcankou a ci deti, ma
roden6 v cudzom kraji, sa .stanu
obeanmi mojou naturalizaciou?:
Odpoved': ! Takato ziadatel 'ka
| m0ze sa stat americkou obcian-
kou po S rokoch svojho pobytu
v Spoj. Statoch, avsak jej deti u
sadene V cudzine, nemozu touto
naturalization obcianstvo ziskat p.
Otazka: Som vdovou s det'mi
rodenymi kraji. CT sa m6zem
stat obciankou a ci mole deti Il
skajd obcianstvo mojou naturu-
lizaciou?
Odpoved' M0zete sa stat anne
rickou obciankou naturalization
a dietky sa stavaj1 tiez americky-
mi obcanmi, dokial' sti nedospel6
ich otec nezije.