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, 1925-02-21

OMAHA. Neb.. FEB. af.-U. s.
Department OF Agriculture.HHogs
Receipts. Is. 900. mostly 10c higher;
bulk 200 to 800 pound butchers,
s10.s5911.35 top. sli.5a; desirable
100 TO 200 pound weights. s1o25g
1888: good I4o to $50 pound aver
ages, s10.o6q1o.15; packing sows.
s1o.25d1o.s5; rest s10.15: bulk OF all
sales. sio.4oa11.25; average cost
Friday. 5000; weight. 22s.
Cattle-Receipts. ". Compared
with week ago: Fed steers and
y~earlings, 50G75c higher; bulk. 800
Qs25; weighty steers averaging
1878 pounds. 1910; 1921 pound
averages. siO.15; part load yearllngs.
$1,000. butcher cows and helfers.
50G75c higher; yesls, 5oa75c higher;
Gamers. cutters and bulls. 25Q50c
higher; stockers and feeders, mostly
Csc higher Bulk prices follow:
Butcher cows and heifers. y4.509
IT'S; and cutters. s2.T5a4.00:
bologna bulls, S4-Ooa4.65; heavy beef
bulls. S4.50d5.00: practical veal top.
sll.oO; few upward TO t1i.5o. stock.
ers and feeders. f6.25GT.75.
Shsep-Receipts. 1000; consisting
Of directs. Compared with week
ago: Fed Lambs. 50c1si.00 lower:
weighty lambs OF most; sheep and
yearlings. 50975c lower; feeders.
25u50c lower. Closing bulks follow:
Fed lambs, si6.259i6.60; top. sis75:
yearlings. st3.5o9l4.oO; ewes. $500
ds.75. feeding lambs. ti5.5oafs.5o;
shearing lambs, ti6.o0GI6.so.
, 1925-02-21
soviet TO FINANCE UPRISING
IN BALKANS, MOSCOW CLAIMS

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Feb. ef.-Anxi-
ETY. has been caused here by a
statement in the Moscow ~Izvestia,
soviet newspaper. that four million
rubles in gold have been sent TO the
Balkans TO promote an anti-Borgeois
uprising this spring. the efforts to
be concentrated in Bulgaria and
Greece.
Other disturbing circumstances in
the last two days have been stories
In the Belgrade press Of anarchist
uprisings and bloodshed In Bull
garian csnters.
a foreign office statement today
said:
THE recent series OF murders has
been the result largely of foreign
agitation. The government is ap-
plying every measure in its power
, 1925-02-21
PARTY
IS OPPOSED
BY LAB0RITES

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-By The Asso-
ciated Prossl-strong opposition to
the formation Of a third party at the
present time came today at the meet
ing here Of the conference for Pro
sressive Political Action. from the
sixteen labor organizations.
The labor organizations determin-
ed their course yesterday when the
chiefs CT the labor organizations. IN
Guiding three OF the big four" trans
portation brotherhoods decided TO
submit a resolution at the confer
encs convention today. outlining
their position as strongly opposed to
a third party.
Only nine OF the sixteen leaders
favored entering the convention at
all.
, 1925-02-21

to restore normal conditions, but far
reaching efforts are being made
from foreign sources to prevent a
return to normally. The govern
ment, despite the rigid disarma-
ment under the a treaty. is sure
OF its ability TO restore order"
Official sources say they are in
formed that raids from Serbian ter
ritory at 20 different points on the
frontier are planned for this spring
IN the wake Of the Is raids during
last October and November and the
five staged in the last month by
emigres. OF whom It is alleged that
40 are armed. clothed and financed
by the Serbian government
These emigres. 1t is stated, were
all included in the amnesty voted by
the ~sobranje Pariiamentl but are
unwilling to return home.
, 1925-02-21
Coolidge May
AWait League
Arms Action

WASHINGTON. Feb. si.-Presi.
dent Coolidge stili regards the out.
come OF the disarmament project
sponsored by the league of nations
as a factor to be awaited before n
formal move is taken By the Ameri.
can government looking to the call.
Ing OF a new arms conference.
While hopeful that definite results
will eventually appear from the In.
formal conversations In which Amer.
lean diplomatic representatives have,
participated abroad. these have not
reached a status which the president
feels commits the American govern.
mcnt or let definitely points to the
calling OF a conference under It's
auf pices.
, 1925-02-21
BUSINESS BRIEFS

NEW ORLEANS AmaIgamatior
OF over eighty cotton oil mills prob
ably will be contaminated in the
south within the next few days. Pur.
chase OF the gigantic holdings OF the
Southern Cotton oil company is be-
Ing negotiated by a syndicate repre-
scented by r. s. Hecht of the Hiber.
MIA Bank here and A. D.. Geoghagen,
president OF the Southport mills.
The amount Involved is said to be ap-
proximately ;s,s75. 900. The deal is
halt~l for the IN awaiting the
decision OF the federal courts OF the
New York district as to whether the
above sum is q fair appralsement.
, 1925-02-21
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Feb. e1.-Potatoes ear.
~ morning trading light. market un-
sertled; weaker tonight account np.
preaching holiday; receipts 7a cars
total United States shipments SOL
Wisconsin sacked round whites
sf.i0d1.2O; fancy $3.50; Idaho sack
russets {e.5o02.60; fancy shade
higher.
, 1925-02-21

disease which caused knotted Joints
curvature OF the spine. soft and mis-
shapen skulls. bow legs, and crumb-
ling teeth. This became known to-
day when the record OF experiments
and cures performed by DIR. Jones
during the past three years. were re-
counted by the San Francisco exam
liner.
, 1925-02-21
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Feb. ef.-Butter high
err; creamery extras 40; standards
seHc: extra firsts 1914 a3sc; firsts
SCI. d57lsc: seconds 32n54i-c-
Eggs lower, receipts 1s.sss cases:
firsts 32is q 50; ordinary firsts SOC
ale.
, 1925-02-21
Ricketts, Cure
Is Discovered
In Research

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Feb. IL
DR.. Martha Il. Jones. research asso-
ciate of the department Of pediatrich
at the University OF California med
ical school here. has discovered a
cure for rickets-that infant bone
, 1925-02-21
Foreign Exchange
By wnssa Cr.nnx 4 Co.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.-Foreign
exchanges, easy. Quotations in
cents: Great Britain. demand. 475A;
cables, 476: go day bills on banks.
472A; France. demand. a.ei; cables.
5.21n; Italy, demand, 4.osA; cables,
4.Os4.
, 1925-02-21
HAUGEN BILL
is APPROVED

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA law
orable report was ordered today by
the senate agricultural committee on
the Haugen bill to create a FEDERAL
cooperative marketing board
, 1925-02-21
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Feb. 2f.-sugar fu.
lures closed steady. Approximate
saiea Il 900 tons. March ;s.fs; May
s..si July s3iii September ;s.9i.
, 1925-02-21

CHICAGO. Feb. 21.-Poultry alive,
lower; fowls. 23924c: springs. 2sc;
ROSTERS. 1sc: turkeys. Csc; ducks
27c: geese, 14c.
, 1925-02-21
HELP
AND FEMALE

MEN-WOMEN, Is up. Get Gov
eminent Jobs. s95.{250 month.
Full information free. Write imme-
diately. Franklin Institute, Dept.
i-o-E. Rochester, n. Y.
WANTED Building correspondent
in Casper and vicinity to report
construction work. Profitable part
time occupation for mar OF woman.
BOX B-!9, Tribune.
, 1925-02-21

PHILADELPHIA Bids shortly
will be asked by the Merchants and
Miners transportation company for
tho construction OF two new coast
wise passenger and freight steamers
36s feet long. with accommodations
for about $50 passengers.
, 1925-02-21

PITTsBuRGH-For the first time
IN the history OF building eonstruc.
ton records here. the Pittsburgh bu-
resu total figures for the year have
Exceeded $4,000, eco. the 1894 per
, 1925-02-21

NEW oRLEANs-It Is expected
that nt least 81 new barges will be
put In operations by the federal Mis-
fissippi Warrior river barge line be.
fore midsummer.
, 1925-02-21

mits numbering e.i5I calling for ex.
penditure OF SIS 2e4.3e6.
, 1925-02-21
SERVICES OFFERED

CALCININING and painting, small
Jobs. prompt service, work guar
anteed. Phone 1861.
, 1925-02-21
HELP WANTED-MALE

dren's haircutting, 40 cents Hair
cutting specialists, ZIG +. Second
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auto sales
man. see Stebbins, Boyles garage
RENT APIS.
MEN-Our barber course equips you
for an Independent career. Write
MoLER BARBER COLLEGE. 1929
18th. Denver.
, 1925-02-21
WANTED-SALESMEN

HARDWARE and stove salesman
by factory representative, excel
lent lines. B-sis Tribune.
, 1925-02-21
WANTED

YOUNG woman with child two years
wants house work or charge Of
home; wages reasonable; references.
Phone lara.
WANTED any kind OF laundry
work. 1923 y. Lincoln.
, 1925-02-21


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Evening star., 1925-11-10
SEEKS TO EXCLUDE
B|BLEFR0M SCHOOL
Suit in Court Protests Read
ing of the King James
Version.
Hy the Associated Press.


GREELEY. colo, November 10
The reading of the King James YER
sion of the Bible in the public schools
At PlatteVille. Colo. was held to b"
an act which forced children OF the
Catholic faith Ito subscribe TO re-
hz,ion which they do not believe III
The argument OF William II. SCofleld,
counsel for Charles Nollmer, a farmer.
who is seeking to restrain the Schooi
board there from enforcing its rule
that Scripture be read as part of the
morning exercises. Nollmer brought
suit against the school board aftel
several pupils walked out during the
reading of the Bible. Argument on
a demurrer by the school board occa-
stoned Mr. ScUfied's remarks yeSteI
day.
To any Christian religionists. cath
Ole or Protestant. the reading Of the
Hible is religious exercise, and the
religious phaseS of the Bible cannot
he separated from its role as htera-
ture or history. Catholics believe that
reading the Bible to children without
giving instruction is wrong. III the
same way that giving law books to an
uneduCated man and telling HIM 10
govern his actions thereby would lie
wrong.
In this case the law requires par
cptS to send their children To TINS
school. where Bible reading is re
,,Iired Since there il no parochlal
school in the district. the students are
forced to subscribe to religious eNer-
else in which they do not believe.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
CAPITAL JEWS TO AID
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN
Local Committee Named to Raise
100000 as Quota in
$4,000, 900 Drive.

Prominent Capital Jews have been
appointed u local committee in charge
Of raising $4,000 as Washington S
quota OF SD 100000 TO be raised
throughout the United States in a
united Jewish campaign to obtain
funds to aid Hebrews in European
countries.
Members Of the local committee in.
ciude K. Is. Behrend. Norris Cafritz
NJ Garflnlsle. Paul Himmelfarb, Simon
Lyon, VI. ID. Rosenberg and Rabbi
Abram Simon.
These appointments We're announced
yesterday by David A. Brown. ma.
tional chairman of the appeal. The
date Of the local drive is to he de.
clded later. Particular attention is
To be paid to furnishing destitute
Jews with equipment that they may
build up farms.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
COMMISSION ANNOUNCES
TESTS FOR U. S. POSITIONS
Number of Jobs in Washington In
cluded in Those to Be Filled
by Examinations.

The Civil Service Commission has
announced open competitive eXamina-
tons to ill vacancies in the following
positions:
Junior mechanical craftsman, junior
electrical craftsman and Junior engi-
neering craftsman. Federal classified
service throughout the United States,
including the departmental service,
Washington. ID. g, at 81. 800 a year.
Principal architectural and Struc-
tural steel craftsman. Lighthouse
Service. Department of Commerce, at
2.l00 a year.
Associate social economist (prenatal
and child nutrition), Children's Bureau,
Department of Labor. at IS 900 a year.
Assistant plant pathologist, Bureau
of Plant Industry, Department of
Agriculture. for duty in the States of
Oregon and Washington and at
Greeley. Colo. at s. 400 a year.
Senior plant propagation, Bureau of
Plant Industry. Department of Agri-
culture. at sl.S60 a year.
Assistant gas inspector. Indian Of
flee Of the Department of the Interior.
for duty at Usage Indian Agency.
Oklahoma, at 81 $50 Il year With quar-
ters. fuel and light.
Automatic 3-A -AddreSSograp oper
ator. at S1.320 year; FL Addresso-
graph operator. at $l.l4U a year. de
partmental service. Washington. u. c.
Foreman OF laborers, at 1920 d
year: assistant foreman Of laborers.
at sl,l40 a year. under the superir
tendent of the State. War and Navy
Department Buildings, Washington,
d. {.
Elevator conductor. departmental
service Washington. ID. G., 1T $500
year.
Printer tslug machine operator
monotype machine operator: proof
reader,. Government Printing Office,
Washington, ID. G.. at salaries rang
ing from 80 cents TO Sl.05 an hour.
Mess superintendent, Veterans Hos
pitaI. No. 10l, 81. Cloud. Mimi, at
81 500 u year.
Full Information and application
blanks may be obtained at the Office
OF the Civil Service Commission, 1724
+ street northwest
Evening star., 1925-11-10
MR.. LEROY II. THAYER

assisted by Sepor Cortez Is teaching
Charleston and all social dances. Special
rates for ladies Assembly Tuesday. 7la
Ninth NJ 44IA
Evening star., 1925-11-10
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

National school for Scandal" at
$40 pm.
BeIasco-"At the Curtains. at
$50 pm.
Poii'~-''In a Garden" at SO pm.
Keith's-Three headliners in Vaude-
vile, at 2:15 and S:l5 pm.
Earle-''Trouble With Wives.
Vaudeville, continuous from 10
IL pm.
~trand-Clintoua ana Rooney. Vaude-
vile. continuous. 1870 To IL pm.
Gayety-Bernstein's Bathing Beau
ties. hurlesque. at 9:l5 and SD pm
Mutual-"Iiolywood Scandals bur.
lcSque. 80 and S:20 pm.
Metropolitan-''The Lost World.
photoplay. at 1850 am. /. 3:o9. 3:o3,
10 and $40 pm.
Rialto-"Souls for SabIes." at ll:i2
an, 1856. 3:J2, 5:45. 7:52 and 800 pm.
Palace-"Go West" at 1850 am
l2:40, 2:25, 400, sos. $50 and $50 pm.
Columbia-"The Gold Rush third
week.. at 1915 am. l2:30, 30, 4:05.
$50, 7:35 and $50 pm.
Tivoli-"The Dark Angel. at go,
4i0, 6, 100 and $40 pm.
Ambassador Romola.' at $50,
80 and $50 pm.
Centraf-"The Ten Comma ndments,
Al II am, !, ). ), 1:o5 and s:o5 pm.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
HIT-AND-RUN DRIVERS
SOUGHT BY POLICE
Motor Cyclist Hurt and Parked Car
Damaged by Autoists, Who
Flee Scenes Of Accidents.

Two hit-and-run drivers are being
sought by the police for having fig
ured In accidents last night and fail
ing to make their Identity known.
Ellsworth Dorsey. colored, 27 years,
24l2 Seventeenth street, victim of
one of the accidents, was near Eight
eenth street and kalorama road when
his motorcycle was struck by tour
ing car that continued on its Journey
He was only slightly hurt.
Several colored men were occupants
of an automobile that struck another
car parked near the curb at Seventh
street and assachusetts avenue
Evening star., 1925-11-10
COUE SPURNS DOCTORS.
Stops Nosebleed by Repeating
Autosuggestion Formula.

LONDON. November 10 LP).-Prof.
Emile Coue. French autosuggestiun
exponent. was feeling better and bet
ter In every way today after suffering
Il severe nosebleed Saturday which
compelled him to cancel Il lecture az
salisbury. 1T is gone. it is gone. -
he reInarkad smilingly to inquirers
this morning.
When the attack came friends called
in two physicians, but their services
were spurned by Prof. Colle, who
treated his case by repeating his
famous formula: 1T passes, it
passes
lie had recovered sufficiently last
evening to address an audience in
London.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
EDW. F. MILLER STUDIO
MR. STAFFORD PEMRERTON

Former New York Winter Garden Star anu
Partner to Mae Murray; Gertrude Hoffman
LESSONS IN LII STYI.ES OF DANCING
BALLROOM AND rHILDRENs
Special Clnsses for Exercise and Rtducin.
Lessons in Dramatic Art, Musical COMEDY
Pupils piaced = rayinE positions.
studio. 1850 Fillmore ef.-Phone Col 1es2.
1Ss
Evening star., 1925-11-10
Kaiser Should Have Fought in Lines
TO Save Throne. Gen. Groener Says

but to fight. 1t was to be no dash for
death, but His Majesty should go into
the trench like any common soldier,
leaving ii to chance whether a bullet
should find him. IL he fell, l said, Il
would constitute a beautiful death; If
he were wounded, a national sentiment
would have reverted in his favor
Gen. Groener added that his advice
was not needed. He further said that
Ludendorff told him on September %,
1918, that peace must he made by
Christmas of that year, as the German
army could not possibly hold out any
longer.
Evening star., 1925-11-10

The only damage was to the parked
car, police reported.
Joseph A. Chase, colored, %, 81
Fenton street northeast, received an
injury to his knee last night when
his motorcycle and an automobile col
lided on Georgia avenue between Eu-
cid and Harvard streets. He received
first aid at Freedmen's Hospital.
Seven-year-old James Stewart, 1921
/ street northeast, was slightly injured
last night when knocked down by an
automobile in front Of his home. He
received treatment at Casualty Hos
Dital
Evening star., 1925-11-10

When You Feel Cold Comm On
Take Laxative BROMO QTININE Tablets
TO work off the cause and to fortify the
system against an attack of Grip or Infiu-
enza: \ Safe and Proven Remedy. The
box bears signature of f. W. Grove. 30c-
Evening star., 1925-11-10
Protest Mixed-Race Seating.

HAMPTON, Va, November 10 P).--
The University of North Carolina Glee
Club gave IA recital at Ogden Hall Of
the Hampton Normal (negro) Institute
last night over the protest of the local
chapter of the Anglo Saxon Club.
which objected TO the invitation ex-
tended to white people to attend the
meeting. provided they took seats
among the negro members of the au-
dience. The club filed its protest with
Gov. Mclean of North Carolina.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
BANDITS GET $4,000.
Jewellers Employees Forced to Sit
on Floor During Robbery.

NEWARK y. j.. November 10 LP).
Eight men, one masked, with drawn
pictols late yesterday entered the
William II. Taylor Jewelry Manufac-
turing plant here and forced 80 en-
ployes to sit down on the floor of the
workroom while they carried off gold
and platinum valued at 900.
The metals We're taken from three
eafeSS All the robbers escaped.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
BY the Associated Press

MUNICH, November l0.-That for.
mer Emperor William should have
gone into the trenches in November,
1918, and thus saved the monarch,
is the opinion expressed by Gen.
Wilhelm Groener. who. during the
closing days of the World War, sue
ceeded Gen. Ludendorff as quarter
master general
Il told, the Emperor's adjutants at
that time" said Gen. Groner, that
His Majesty should leave Immediately
for the front. not merely to review
his troops or distribute iron crosses.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

Bible class for them and their re-
spective departments or as many
as possible Of their men TO attend
the meeting OF Everyman's Bible
class Sunday morning, The speaker
will be Judge Carey OF Jersey City.
He will speak on What For?"
Judge Carey Is the speaker who
addressed a gathering OF $50 men
at the national Bible class conven-
ton in Mount Vernon. N. Y. last
April and so enthusiastically was
his talk received that every man
who heard him was on his feet at
the close OF the talk.
Tho Blue army Is making a
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04
WARMING AGAINST
RAILROAD RATES
CONTINUED From Second Page,

2,9S78lS and for the year 1924 -.
SOS, 42%. Eastbound for 1928, TO-
c59, 152 tons and for 1924. 1894
925 tons. These reports cover the
entire range from Texas ports on
the south TO Portland, Maine on the
north, In analy2ing the figures for
1924 it would be well 10 consider
that Of the Wcsthoun movement as
near as l can calculate there was
some S3,o61 tons Of coal and 6S,637
tons of sulphur, totaling 152, 598 tons
which move as a rule in full cargo
lots at low rates and Of the east
FOUND movement 1,47G,&35 tons Of
lumber and 5,376.725 tons of petro-
leum, totaling $3.50 $50 tons which
also moves in full cargo lots. 7 only
bring this out to show that the act
ual intercoastal tonnage Of manu-
featured goo[s is but a urop in the
bucket when compared with the
enormous tonnage handled by the
transcontinental lines. Moreover, the
intercoastal tonnage is falling off
whilst on the other hand the rail
roads are handling increased bust
ness.
Appeal for support of Conference
Lines
In conclusion may I not bring
this message to the fore that as the
underlying reason for the conference
existing is 10 establish just, and eco
romical cooperation between the
lines engaged in the trade and 10
provide just, reasonable and non
discriminatory rates The public
should patronize conference lines,
thereby protecting their own inter
ests as we'll as insuring their obtain
ing regular and dependable service"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04
NOT PICKED As SI.sUFR

Bridgeport. Dec. Rl-After II
victims OF the unknown stabbing
hend had confronted Frank Perry,
1858 Main street, who was sentenced
to six months in jail in the city court
yesterday morning for annoying a
young woman in the Bijou theater
Wednesday evening, and after sew
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04
NO CAFETERIA AT H. S.
Education Authorities Not Expected
to AJAX Board OF Finance for Ap-
pronsiation This Year.

Sins the opposition 20 having a
cafeteria at the Senior High school
appears to be overwhelming. It is
unlikely that such a plan will be
brought before the board OF finance
and taxation for an appropriation
this year. Supt. 5. II. Holmes Of the
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

eral hours OF grilling by detectives,
the police concluded that they had
nothing to hold the man on as be-
ing the real stabbing Aend. None OF
the victims who confronted the man
were able TO Identity him as the mend
who stabbed them. He was accord
irgly sent TO the county jail to serve
the sentence imposed upon him,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

drive TO get out a crowd and
placards announcing the coming OF
Judge Carey have been put up on
factory bulletin boards In 50 dit
ferent places. as we'll as at gaso-
line stations and the city hall
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

school department stated today thai
there appears 10 be little call for
such a service.
Some time ago the parents OF chill.
Gren attending Senior High schoo,
we're given the opportunity 20 vote
on whether or not they wished their
children 10 eat 2 school during the
noon hour. Few indicated interest,
and those who did vote the parents
favoring the idea were greatly out.
numbered.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04
BLUE ARMY INVITES
POLICE AND FIREMEN
Members Of Safety Departments
Given Invitation TO Hear
Judge Carey Sunday.

Chief OF Police william c. Hart
OF the police department and Chief
William J. Noble of the fire de-
partment have received invitations
from the Blue army OF Everymans
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04
SATURDAY SPECIALS

Rrookfield Butter
(H lib. prints), SOC lb,
('Ioverhloom Butter
-. ~ -lb. prints), 55c lb,
Wedgwood Butter
(H lib. prints), 55c lb.
Homemade
Breakfast Sausage, Csc ID,
Walnut Meats, SOC lb.
New Swiss Cheese, 65c lb.
Heinz's Christmas
Baskets, $3.50.
Peanut Butter (bulk), 25c lb.
Horse Radish (bulk), 15c !, pit
Speakman's
Pork Patties, 2 for 25C.
Potato Chips (bulk), SOC lb.
Imp. Lebkuchen, 15c, 25c pkg,
Regular 4Sc Coffee, 40c ID.
Roast Stuffed Chickens,
3 to Alb. av., S1.75-S2.O0.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

McAlester, Okla,-Johnny Wash
ington, negro. whom a warden for
got to execute last June. has at last
been electrocuted for killing a
Waterman. When the warden dis
covered his oversight there was fur
Their delay by legal proceedings.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

The largest water reservoir in the
world has Just been completed in
London, II contains enough water
to float feet OF the largest battle
ships.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

New Haven--America's failure TO
Join world court rests with Social
ed irreconcilables In the United
States senate" Homer S. Cummings
said at mass meeting of 1000,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

Parls-Aristide BRAND has lost
lot OF sleep for his country's sake.
He had none for 80 hours as the re-
suit OF the protracted consideration
OF finance by the chamber OF depu-
ties, Then he had nap of less than
three hours before the. senate took
up the matter.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

SHOP
118 MAIN ST.
Mutual Bldg.
VARIETY

VARIETY
is the spice of life and helps
preserve things. You'll live
longer and be happier by
getting the habit of using
cold meats. Smoked Ham,
Boiled Ham, Frankfurters,
etc, sold at this Delicatessen
are always fresh. For deli
cious Ham buy it here.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

Home lessons are as unnecessary
as they arc hard on parents, says an
American educational expert.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-04

Reading. Pa.-Informed he had
but a short time to live the Rev. r.
J. Lau. professor OF theology at
Schuykill college, summoned 80 stu
dents to his hospital bedside and
preached a farewell sermon TO them
for half an hour.