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Evening star., 1925-11-12
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Special intensive course for coming exam
ination begins today. Prep: for Sten. & TYP
exam. THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. Sc. cor. 18th and F. Phi. Fr. 2OsO
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Z. colored. for plain cooking and general
le Cleveland 229l. J3s
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Some Cautious Girl.

Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
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,Insi, Elty experience: only those. who have had
hna6yI; by, l8 IN, mo: old 53Ii. 3sth St. corncr
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InUMAN-Neat. Intelligent. White expert
s5nced. az cook, serving and other household
lutIes IN small family: stay nights: refer
etnces required. 1900 Klingle ST. NV. Wes-
ley Heights. Cleve. 436i 12'
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Columbia 3077
SIRL. colored not too young. for general
ppouse po Work: no cooking. Apply to Mrs.
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NURSE-WHITE.

,hOMEN t2l. in Forest Glen cook and
iaunoress; other chamber work and waiting
FAY FAY nights: bring references. Woodslde
, 1925-03-11

Mahogany workers, tortoise-sheIl work
ers. ana all others who have anything IN
the line of ST. CrOlx products 10 EXHIBIT
and sell 70 the tourists who Will Visit ST.
Tnomas next week, please deliver TO Mr..
D. Hamilton jackson not later thar next
Saturday, Marcn IA.
ihe Secretary Of me ST. Croix Cham
her OF Commerce viii take charge OF their
transportation to ST. Thomas by The
{ $. Catherine next Sunday, March 10
and aueud to their exhibit and sale.
FRED A. BOARDM AN.
Secretary.
, 1925-03-11
The National Bank of the Danish West Indies
CONDENSED BALANCE PER 20 FEBRUARY 1926.
RESOURCES.

ANL0OO HSAO'
Shareholders Guarantee Cert.
fcates, deposited in Copen-
hagen
Cash on hand Specie F.. .,,.,
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e." Foreign Currency.
Danish West indian Credit Ger
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Deposits with Banks abroad
Sundry Debtors +. 1.
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Profit and Loss Account.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Musical Club to Have
 Examination October 13

In addition to its usual examina- ton in the spring, the New Britain Musical club will hold a special ex- animation for new active members this fall, on Tuesday evening, Oc- tober 1S. Tho examination will be held In the Camp school auditorium, with the committee of examination composing the audience.
 Musicians and singers who are in- terested in taking this examination are asked to communicate as soon as possible with the chairman of the membership committee, Miss Fran ces P, Parker. 47 Curtis street (tele- phone 222-S).
 The requirements for the exami- nation are:
 Piano-A two or three part inven- ton by Bach: a slow movement from q Beethoven sonata; one of the smaller compositions of Chopin; a modern rmantic piece advanced grade.
 Slnging-An aria from an opera or oratorio: classic song in a foreign language; song in English,
 Niolin-A kreutzer study. Choice of the following: Niotti. concerto, Op, 2S; Nardni, concerto in A minor; or a selection of the same degree of difficulty.
 Other instruments: Representative studies and pieces of advanced grade.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
COMMUNICATED
Removal of 1onsils in School
 Children

Removal of Ionsils in School To the Editor of the New Britain
 Herald!
 With interest l notice the senti- ment of Comm. Levitt of New Britain, regarding the removal of tonsils Of the school children of our city. Naturally he wonders why So large a number are advised to have this created part of the body severed
 Medical Science states that the tonsil has u purpose in the body; that of absorbing poisons and also a proNider of bacteria destroying elements.
 It is most certainly true that some tonsils become diseased to the point of removal but this condition is seldom present.
 In the Medical Journal and Record of June 5. 1925, an article appeared telling of the numerous speech, voice, and throat defects which followed removal of tonsils It states plainly that their excisior does not help rheumatic or etomacl troubles as so often stated,
 If the tonsil has a purpose in the body, If bodily defects follow their removal. and if Medical Science ad, mits this, why do they so ofter operate, especially in the case of oul young generation whose future 1, | dependent upon every God -createC | part of their bodies.
 F. c, TORkELSON, D. C.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
COMMUNICATED
A STRANGER CONfNtENDs OUR
 POLICE

POLICE
 Editor New Britain Herald. Dear Mir. Editor.
 | wish 10 commend the police de rartment of your city for their pc liteness and kindness to strangers. Day before yesterday, coming from the west and wishing to find cer- tain street in New Britain. I asked the first traffic officer where to find | it. He very kindly told me 10 go straight ahead for about 3 mile and inquire again. l saw by the twinkle in his eyes that from his crossing f would he impossible for him to tell me the whole way.
 When reaching the center of the city 'aS l suppose), l saw an officer on the sideWalk I motloned to him that I wished to speak to him. He Immediately came to our car and gave minute directions that fl anyone could have followed would have brought us 10 the desired street. This officer knew that lt ! N'uil nt ll"fu TOT llls 10 keep m mind all the turns and corners would have to fake.
 Just then mounted officer came forward and said he would show me the way. So we followed him around turns and corners until We came tc 'the head of the street We wished tc find A stranger in strange city being kindly treated by police off. CerS as if We were personal friends was new 10 mo and l wish 10 com. mend them.
 ( T.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
CHECK PROPOSAL
 FOR FREE VISAS
Foreign Countries Want U, s. to
 Abolish Immigration Fee

Berlin. Sept. 15 R|-I'rce visas for Americans throughout the would are being held up hy the grcat pow CTS of Europe. Great Britain, France and Italy have not agreed as vet 10 the proposal of the United St qtes that there he a mutual can caIIalion of the visa fee for all tour isis because the offer of thc United States is not entirely reciprocal in that the state department proposal did not waive the fees on omigrants from those countries 10 the United States
 As 3 nation to which there is a large emigration, the United States Is m q different position from tn" nations of Europe, and. because of the stringent immigration limitation in America, is not willing to waive
 fees in the ease Of emiErants com ing to the American ports, Natu- rally there are few persons ot i American citizcnship who migrate
 to other countries for permanent
 residence and the complete abolition Of fees for immigrants and tourists arke which enter the Tinted States
 would In practice ho a ono-sidod ar. ransomsnt in which tha United 1 States would get the worst of it
 But it is the principle involved or
 which the larger European powers + halk
 U Germany voluntarily reduced vtss
 fees to Americans. but the arrange.
 ment is purely temporary. and tht
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
INJUNCTION HEARING
Greek Church Case in Bridgeport Attracts Considerable Attention in Court Today

Bridgeport, Sept t5 Ft-The in. junction suit brought by trustees Of the Greek Orthodox church Of Eyangelismos, Stamford, against Lewis Chlhles. church president, vas heard today by Judge John R.. Booth in superior court, Close to \ hundred witnesses were on hand at the opening of court and as many wero unable to speak or understand English, some delay was experienced because of the temporary absence of an interpreter.
 Pending the dra afting of an inter- preter, Nicholas Sarantos trustee of the church, testified as to the methods of carrying out the official business of the organization,
 As president. Chihles Is said to be seeking control of affairs for his own personal profit The trustees ot' 'ired an injunction restraining him from holding a meeting of the church last month. The hearing to- day is on a motion to have that in junction dissolved, Trustees declare the president has arbitrarily drop ped members from the rolls of the church by wrongfully refusing 10 ac- Cept dues from them.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
r'.St City Items

Private Walter J, Smith post, Y. F. w., will meet tonight Work for the year was outlined by Superintendent S. H. Holmes at a general meeting of the local school teachers yesterday afternoon in the auditorium of the Walnut Hill school.
 Just received shipment Of smart dresses. Mary Elizabeth, S7 W. Main ---Adyt.
 Unity Echekah sewing circle will meet Thursday afternoon at odd Fellows hall.
 Albert F. Middleton of 4S Barnett street has left for Suffiold school,
 Joseph Bosch of SC Hartford avenue, and Mss Josephine Cannar- ella Of BIO Maple street have been granted a license 10 marry.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Worcester County Bldg.
 Is LOOted bv Thieves

Worcester, Mass, Sept 15 tF'-- Thieves broke into tho county court house hrrc during last night and stole %&.95 in cash. telephone call receipts, and two rrvolycrs, one the property of Register of Deeds Ches- ter $. U1yis, the other belonging to thc courthouse jauitor It is he lirvcl "1rustios" from the county Jail, working about the building whilo serving sentences effected the break. They conrcaled themselves
 in tho building before it was closed .yrs'"rlay afternoon and forced their way into the office through n tran som. They then escaped through a window in tho office,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

German government has replied to the American proposal for mutual abolition of fees for tourists that Germany will be glad 10 consider q proposal which Contcmpl1tCS the abolition of fees for tourists and cmi- grants alike. This action on tho part of Germany IS in harmony with inc position taken hy other great powers. If Great Britain were to accept the American proposal lt is generally believed in diplomatic cir- clos that all tho other great Coun- tries of Europe would fall in line, hut until England makes such a step fl sonms unlikely that other important European countries will aot.
 Guatemala. Honduras Costa Rica, Panama, Sweden and Switzerland havo fallen in limo with tn" pro posal of tho American state do partmonf Spain has agreed to ac- copt a fec of only about two dollars
 on ron-mmiEran's and RuJE7ra has agreed uUon similar fee for inon-immiErants. German tempo
 rary fee of ahou' g for a siX month
 visa for Americans preceded the
 efforts of tho Tinted States ta save
 it's citizens from paving SIo to each ] country they wish to visit.
 Belgium long ago abolished all . rhrrges for visas Holland makes ro charge for foreigners who do not
 remain in the country longer than cirht days Most of the lesser
 countries of Europe. however, cling 1 firmly to tho ten-dollar f"e for Americans, to the great annoyancr
 of Americans who arc unable 10 un dorstand why countries smaller thar many single states in America should demand such a f"e when 'h' i American fee of s10 enables for eigners to travel the length and breadth of the United States.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
SEVERAL HUNDRED
 :, CHINESE HERDED ]. FOR DEPORTATION
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 marched into "enemy territory" Despite their protests, they were herded into the patrol wagons, where they sat side by side with On Leongs during the trip 10 the federal building.
 Twelve Chinese were armed, United States District Attorney sBuckner said the round-ups would continue until every Chinese who has no business in this city or country is deported.
 Chicken Is Killed
 symholical of lasting peace, a chicken was killed with a hatchet in Chinatown, The truce was signed at midnigt by national leaders of the tongs, meting In the offices of ziang Ling Chang, Chinese consul general, with police officials of the Chinese Benevolent association, a merchants organization.
 The peace conference was dead - locked for several hours, Acting Captain John Archipoli of the :gangster squad, the arbiter. said that the tong leaders, differences were too trivial. 10 warrant indis- criminate slaughter.
 @ It developed that the chief bone Of contention was the interchange of members between the tongs. The pact provides that a member of either tong may withdraw and be- come member Of the other pro- viding that the secretaries of the tongs are notified and that the ap- rIication for membership is pub lished In a Chinese paper,
 Peace Telegram Sent
 The telegram sent out over the signatures of tong leaders said
 Peace has been signed. All re- lations are friendly Notify all mem hers Letters Of confirmation will follow"
 Mir Buckner revealed that lead 'ers of both tongs had offered to sign 8 peace If he would stop the raids, He said he spurned the offer. The raids continuing after an- .nouncement of the armistice threw Chinese leaders into panic, Graft honeycomhs Chinatowns in all large cities, Mir. Buckner said, Sophist- gated leaders prey on their alien rNuDtrv- men and eyt ort r,opev fin return for protection" against be- ing deported, This systematic graft, officials believe, has been responsi- hle te some extent for the numer- ons murders though tong leaders are not always responsible.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Chinaman Is Shot

. Chicago, Sept. Is Pl-Two would be assasains shot Mark Jim Fond, 3 Chinese laundryman twice today and, escaped, leaving their victim disclaining membership in either of the warning tongs, On Leong and Hip Sing. which signed peace agreement last night in New York. Fond said he believed his assailants were friends of a Chinese with whom he had euarreled.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
France Preparing for
 New Moroccan Offensive

Paris Sept Is R>-France Is pre- pairing for fresh operations on a large scale against the Riffian rebels in Morocco, Premier Painleve told the newspaper men after todays cabinet meeting, He is satisfied with the progress being made. and hopes all the obiectives will be gain ed during October.
 Forty young soldiers whose mill tary service terms are finished while they are on duty in Morocco will not be kept under the coors, but will be released when their terms expire, he said, The premier also announced that the chamber of deputies would be conyoked toward the end of next month, possibly on Oct 27,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
zON|NG ORDINANCE
 READY FOR COUNCIL
(Continued From First PaEe)

Technical Advisory corporation for a final checking. The action of the ordinance committee last night was merely a polishing off of spots not suited to local conditions, but in no way affected general zoning rrin- ciplos, it is explained.
 Should the common council adopt the act next week, existing building restrictive ordinances will be re pealed, the mayor will announce his selections for the board of adjust ment and the law will be effective at once.
 It will be possible at any time however, to change the zones or the law through a procedure outlined in the act.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Sale of Forget-Me-NotS
 Nets Armenians S453

Announcement was made today that "tag day" conducted here last Saturday by the Daughters of Ar monia for the Maternity hospital fund committee of New York netted s45S. Members of the organization sold forget nots not knowing that this flower is the official toker for Forget Me Not" day for Dis abed veterans of the World war.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Unusual Insurance

London. Eng-Thc most peculiar "weathcr policy" on record was taken ont about IS months ago in connection with q university's eX- petition. The risk was 10 last eX- actly two minutes and 59 seconds. If during that time, owing to unfav- orable atmospheric conditions, it proved impossible 10 take a photo graph Of tho eclipse of tho sun, Si,- GOO. the cost of tho expedition. was to be paid The premium charged waq St5n.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
ENTER NORTHEASTERN

H, Douglas Norton of 7S5 West Main street and Walter J. Sorrow of Maple street, Maple Hill are among the 275 students who regis tered Monday with the first division of the freshman class in the school of engineering at Northeastern uni NersitY Boston.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
MISSING MORE THAN WEEK

Stamford. Sept. 15 Rt-Sam Flynn, a farmland employed by Austin Haviland, has been missing since Labor day, it was learned today. He was about 45 years old.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
WANTS SIGN AT PARK

Mayor A. M. Taonessa has com municated to tho park commission his desire to have markers placed at the entrances to Willow Brook park SO the travelling public may know the tract is a city park. The commission agrees with the mayor's 5 idea and action has been promised.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
2O,O00 ON STRIKE

Bombay, British India, Sept. 1 Pl Twenty thousand operatives om- ployed in twelve cotton cloth mills went on strike today in protest against wage reductions.
 Crowds of strikers stoned inc mills, and armed police are patrol ling the quarters.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

The Tinted States had SAc94 men killed in action during the World war.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

According to the last census there were only ii Irish born farmers In the state of North Carolina
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Miss Lillian Fleischer
 Bride of Eliot Andrews

Announcement was made today ot the marriage yesterday by Rev. Dr. John l.. Davis in New York city of Eliot Andrews and Miss Lillian Flcischer. both of this city. Mrs Andrews is the daughter of Mir and Mrs. C. II. Fleischer of Black Rock avenue. Roth Mr. and Mrs, Fleisch- Ter arc graduates Of the New Britain high school II IS expected that they will make their home in this city upon their return from their we'd ding trip. NIT. Andrews is employed in Mcriden.
 Hats trimmed with horse hair gre
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

Hats trimmed with horse hair gre becoming the fad in Faris.
Evening star., 1925-01-17

-. EtREll- < LITTLE, INC,
i2o6 18th ST. NV. Main 32SI.
Ewes. phone Franklin 1861 or Col 6s32-J
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY, So HORART
n nv, few doors east Ga. ave-A dandy
Little Groom and bath brick house furnace
gas, front and porches Just like new;
low at S1,s5O: $1,000 cash or S. 800 cash
grabs this bargain; look ii over and bring
deposit along.
GEORGE URCIOLO
50l Park Road ISs
Evening star., 1925-01-17

n l.. SALISBURY CO., INC,
1918 Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5904-5
Must Be Sold at Once
is andw doubt
it sprcd over n NJ hd wide.
theetor tory nine room space:
located oil a a w your
lust off 14th ST.
4 n val tha IS
rced h is p
nH heat eItncui
oakho IN a re bdrooms and
Near the Capitol.
IS ave in ne room
i
a
Near 18th and Jefferson SITS. NV.
O rooms an is II the
house o
howa heat sreene andm
to
on
the I ha and at electric In
CALL Us AT ANY TIME.
EVENING PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 PM
n. L. SANSBURY CO, INC,
"Eveythi n
14lS Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5904-5
Evening star., 1925-01-17

S135OO.
A Reduction of $500.
Chevy Chase.
good rns a. I asS % en- % @ %
uTc
SI2Z5O
Reduced from $3.50 for Quick Sale.
Columbia Heights Near Central High.
could
nough Priced sell
New Hampshire Ave Near Georgia Ave.
hoors and
paets @ @
$oS5O
lust off New Hampshire Ave. Peworth
en aT good
stslfo two
nee
$3.50
Near MARYLAND Ave. and 10th ST NE.
semi4etacd nloo
-Four garage OIL
This Is Northwest Bargain
S6,5OO
Columbia Heights, West Of 18th St
priced fomen subdi
Remember, that synonym of THRIFT is
HOME OWNERSHIP
WM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1883 K St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-01-17

GARDINER d DENT. INC,
Main 1854 1i09 L st. NM.
Evening star., 1925-01-17

UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES PERMIT US TO
OFFER A VERY PRETTY AND PRETENTIOUS
DETACHED BRICK HOME ON ONE OF THE
PRINCIPAL THOROUGHFARES IN CHEVY
CHASE, d. c., FOR S6,5OO.
On lot with frontage OF o5 feet, and running from
street to Garage House consists of large
ton hall beautiful paneled living with open fireplace
with French door leading side porch dining and
kitchen the floor there three bedrooms
heated and pastered sleeping porch Large attic
entire house You will find slate roof, oak floors, hot
heat instantaneous heater. Metal
throughout This of the best values have
ever offered. Vacant.
Phone Mr. Lewis Cleveland 2S4W) for particulars
or inspect 5316 Reno rd. Sunday.
McKEENER & GOSS
1415 K St. Main 4752.
Evening star., 1925-01-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
UNUSUAL VALUE.
7O7 to III Kennedy Street NV


7O7 to III Kennedy Street NV.
q Sold.
All twO-story and brick houses with neat
reception hall, spacious living rooms. well ar
ranged dining rooms. fully equipped kitchen,
with built-il ice box. Detroit Jewel gas range.
Three large bedrooms; large wardrobe closets
and tiled bath, with built-in tub and shower.
Three spacious porchcs. Cement front porch
across entire front Of the house. large break
fast porch across the entire house, also has y
alley. Inspect at your first opportunity.
TO lNsPKCT-Tske 14th street car get OF
street car and get of at Kennedy street and
OPEN UNTIL Pm.
James Martin Realty Co.
T2l 1ith ST. NV. MAIN 2s5o.
2lst St. and Mass. Ave.
10 rooms. colonial brick and brownstone;
he cSrGisss elesTey good condition
In class BY itself. $4,000; $1,000 cash.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Two blocks from Dupont Circle, 10-room
tapestry brick; hot-watcr heat. electricity;
House built 6 yesrs; of steel beam construc-
ton. sls5O0. Ideal home; fine shade trees.
Beautiful corner brlck store and residence
AZ intersection OF commercial SITS. where things
are booming this minute: living rooms; store
J. +. SULLIVAN & son,
Conn. Ave. and x. II. 64l. :.
WASHINGTON CIRCLE.
23rd at. Cacross from 81. Paul's Church, /;
cellar, in good condition; good reason for sell
Star once il.
COLORED-NORTHWEST
81 s7.5oo-ExCELLENT TERMS.
NEAR 1lth AND COL; RID.
ing six large rooms and reception hall. bath.
furnace heat. concrete cellar. This house is
20 feet wide and a bargain. Easy terms;
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
ol9 18th 81. Fr. 114o.
HOME BARGAINS.
Special. select list Of 10 room houses;
can be traded: also consider renting.
COLORED SNAPS.
About 20 houses, ne. Sc. and NV. recently
ment $500 upward. balance easy.
Before buying for home or investment it
will pay you to see our large list.
\. +. RYON CO., INC
Main 45s7. 1923 st.
SOUTHEAST,
NEAR NAVY YARD.
Only One Left.
Price, S4,350.
$500 Cash, $40 Per Month
includes all INTEREST,".
VACANT.
This IS a very attractive six-room and bath
brick home. Has just been newly papered
and painted aud put in excellent condition
throughout. Front yard and back yard TO
paved alley.
This home should be inspected
Immediately.
7. DALLAS GRADY,
800 Maryland Bldg,
l4l0 RI st. NV.
Main 727
Evening star., 1925-01-17
A DETACHED REsInEXCE-IN sAUL's

An elegant eight-room and bath home. with
ryira iavatory. Good cellar with extra tOi-
lrf and stationary tubs Sleeping porch, open
fireplace. vapor heat. House in splendid con
dition. 4O-ft. front to paved alley. This is
Hu exceptional opportunity TO buy home in
select residential location. PRICE. Sl7, 800.
Terms
Evening star., 1925-01-17
AlrL rIEASANr-MEST or 18Th ST

\ two-story and cellar brick. Six rooms
and bath with extra toilet House modern,
hot water heat. electricity and gas, sleeping
uerch, built-in garage. Interior in good con
dtion. Lot to 2O-ft alley. PRICE Sli,TJ0.
Eos SUnable terms.
Evening star., 1925-01-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SEMI-DETACHED-N.W.
l2-room brick, h.-w.h., elec Spacious first
floor. suitable for entertaining; bedrooms 8
baths; garage space. Terms TO suit purchaser.
Address IioK 20 r Star office. Ise