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Evening star., 1925-08-16
STRONG UNDERT0NE
NOTED IN CURB LIST
Trading Quiet, With Little I'm
portance Attached to Half-Holi-
day Price Movements.
Pr the Assncia.ed Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED GTeSS..
NEW YORK, August 15.-Market
opera tionS on the curb exchange to-
day followed along similar lines that
prevailed in other local markets.
Trading was quiet and while a strong
undertone prevailed in the general
list, little Importance was attached
by market followers to the price
movements with the trend and vol
ume assuming a half-holiday appear
ance.
Western Power held a foremost
position, scoring a gain Of more than
5 points, and International Utilities
3, which became an active feature
Friday on reports of the purchase of
additional property, was again in de-
mand. selling to the weeks high
mark. American Light and Traction
ranged from 223 and 21912 and Ma
tional Power improved moderately.
Oil stocks developed Il fairly strong
tone as the session progressed.
Vacuum Oil and Standard Oil of Ne
braska were prominent, advancing
materially on few transactions
Movements in many issues during
the week were extremely violent and
wide, making many of the public
utilities, which were the features of
the market, contrast sharply with the
low levels made early in the year.
Most of the buying on this move
ment was connected with various
changes between companies in the
public utility field. In the industrial
group, the radio stocks came into
prominence because of development
of strength. Motor stocks were
heavy. Railroads were featured by
Nickel Plate, which made new high
record on an advance from SO TO 923s.
The developments in the petroleum
industry, including the cut in gaso-
line, unsettled the petroleum group.
Mining stocks were fairly active,
with a continued demand for Kay
Copper, on further statements of de-
velopment work.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
ANK SHARES ARE PURCHASED
FOR LONGTIME INVESTMENT
L1any Stocks Show Return Under Per Cent-In-
ducements for Buying Are in Extra Dividends
And Guaranteed ''Rights.''

chances for success in the immediate
future, many who might otherwise
neglect shares show anxiety to get
in on the ground floor for the profit
that is likely to be speedily garnered.
Women as a rule do not favor bank
shares, but trust companies often
make successful investments for
widows and estates, where the in
come is sufficient to permit.
Professional traders. room traders
and those who like a market with
quick and positive action have no use
for bank shares; too slow entirely.
Chance to Turn Honest Dollar.
Sometimes, as one OF the men
questioned answered, soto. voce,
Jimmy sees in this or that bank
stock an opportunity to turn an
honest dollar. and when he wants a
stock he is generally willing to pay
the price. His judgment is unusually
good and his strong box would prob
ably disclose some of the finest in
vestments available. He also went
up fast with Railway common"
Henry Hurt, millionaire Washing
tonian who died some years ago, was
one of the heaviest of local investors
in bank shares. He accumulated,
never sold, and his estate had many
hundreds of shares of the very best
local bank stock. He was at his
death the largest bank share holder
in Washington.
For Immediate Return.
Some few bank shares will still
give a fair return on the market
price.
The average annual return on the
local exchange is between and 4
per cent. with the range from the 2.2
per cent yield of the National Saw
ings and Trust Co. to the Sol per
cent on the United States Savings
Bank, the little gold mine at Four
teenth and U streets northwest.
The former is selling on the basis
of $3.50 a share and paying 10 per
cent, while the savings bank shares
are quoted at $500 a share, bid; but
in both instances il is extremely diff
cult to execute buying orders in these
stocks. Higher prices would have to
be offered to bring them out.
The subjoined percentage table is
based on continuation of extra divi-
dends paid during the past year:
Evening star., 1925-08-16

Good Heavy White Blankets.
with colored borders and 3-inch
sateeh binding to match borders.
The colors are blue, rose, pink
and hello.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
ADMITS DEFRAUDING U- S.

Vincenzo A. MagnarelH, husband of
Ann Suter, vaudeville actress, who is
suing him for an annulment of her
marriage, pleaded guilty before Chief
Justice Mccoy in Criminal Court
Friday to an indictment charging
a fraud on the War Risk Bureau. His
case was referred to the probation Of
ficer for investigation and report. Ac.
cording to the indictment, the ac-
cused, on February l, 1919, made
false claim against the Government by
representing that Edna Eckstein was
entitled to an allotment as his wife.
The marriage to Ann Suter was cele-
brated at Rockville, June 10, 1924.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
NEW YORK GRAIN PRICES.

NEW YORK, August Is R.-Rye
easy; No. western, 1.15h 4. o. b.
New York and 1.134, C. 1. f. export.
Wheat, spot easy; No. dark north
ern Spring, c. /. f. New York, lake and
rail. 1921; No. hard Winter, t. o. b.
lake and rail, 1.7617; No. mixed
durum. do, 1919; No. l Manitoba,
do, in bond, 1909.
Corn, spot easy, No. 2 yellow. C. 1. f..
track, New York. all rail, 1.25A; No. 2
mixed, do, 1.24h.
Oats, spot barely steady: No. 2
white, So.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
DROP IN FLOUR PRICE.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, August Is
OPD.-Flour, 10a15 cents lower, at 8.75
a910 a barrel; shipments, 1854 bar
rels. Bran, $500.
Wheat, No, 1. Northern. 156%a
1898; September, 155Aa155%; De-
cember, 1855; May. 1881. Corn, No.
8 yellow. 105Aa106A. Oats, No. 8,
white. 36&a37. Flax, No. l, 2.56a2.59.
Evening star., 1925-08-16

New Fall styles of yard-wide
Outing Flannel in neat and fancy
stripes. Has a nice heavy fleece
and is especially nice for winter
underwear.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Extra Quality, Part-Wool
White Blankets
$6.95Pr.

-7OxSO Extra Nice Quality White
Blankets, with rose, blue, pink
and hello borders and bound with
3-inch sateen to match.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Financial Highlights Of Past Week
Broug ght Out in Nutshell by Statistics

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, August 15.-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-20

J OcuO MuJ0EcS u<t1 OCuPdAo puasS-
| tos en- Ell Parlamento Britanico.
Margarita Bondfeld, Secrec caria
Parlamentaria, en- ell Ministerio del
Trabajo, es La primera mujer que
fu6 miembro del Gobierno Britd-
nico.
Hay mas de Glen muiares al va
rios parlamentos nacionales del
mundo.
FL Gobierno Soviet de Russia rom
| pi6 ell hielo, nombrando una mu-
jer Embajador en- Noruega.
Bulgaria envi6 una mujer CO.
mo representante en- este pals.
Turquia tiene de Ministro de Ed1
cacf6n una mujer.
En- todo el mundo hay la tend4n
cia de reconocer las muieres en-
los asuntos del Gobierno.
En- los Estados Unidos hay Gin
CO nujeres Senadoras de Estado.
dos en- Ohio, y una en- Vermont, una
en- Oregon y una en- Washington
En- las Canaras de las Legislatu-
raS del Estado hay ochents una
mujer sirviendo: ocho en- penSil-
vania, siete en- Connecticut, seis en-
Ohio, y una en- California, Vermont
y Washington. Otros estado3 tie.
nen una dos, aun ell conscrva-
dor Mississippi del Sur ha elegldo
una mujer en- la Camara como le.
glslador.
Una mujer 80 sienta en- el Con-
greso Nacional, considerable MI
nero de mujeres han sido nombra-
das para ocupar altos puestos Ell
varios departanentos del gobierno.
La Assistant Attorney General es
Mrs. Willebrandt; Mrs. Garduier
es Comidonada del Servicio Civil;
otras mujeres ocupan importan-
teS puestos nacionales en- Washing
ton.
Miss Lucila Atcherson es nues-
ira fnica mujer diplom&tica, Y Miss
Viola Smith, es agregado Conner
cial, bajo Ell Departamento del es-
tado, con estancia en- Shangai, Chi.
ma. Mrs. Mabel Reinecke, de Chi
cago es collector de Rentas Inter
mas.
En- las Cortes de Justicia las mu
jercs ocupan altos puestos, Juez J.
H. Morris, de Nueva York, es Ia
primera mujer que preside una
Corte Criminal Ohio ha honrado
dos de sus mujeres, en- este campo
Juez Florencia E. Allen preside en-
La Corte suprema del Estado y
Juez, Mary B. Crossman IA sido ele
gida recientemente juez de la Cor
te Municipal de Cleveland.
Bajo el punto de vista judicial,
y bajo Ell punto de vista del sa-
lario, estas mujeres estan sobre la
nismas bases que los hombres.
Otras mujeres han recibido hono-es
iudiciales en- otros ranges.
En- Ell campo de La educacicn las
mujeres estan recibiendo mucho
mas reconocimiento en- asuntos adj
ministrativos que no los han te-
nido antes. Por cuarta vez, una
mujer, Miss Olive Jones, es presi-
! denta de Ia Association de Educa-
ci6n Nacional.
En- las iglesias SO admiten muje-
res en- sus consoles Legislativos y
administrative.
Mary Van Kleeck, Julia Lathrcp,
Mary Anderseny, Grace Abbott son
cuatro mujeres superiores, de espi-
ritu superior, y de poderosa men
4 IOS AU0 VStdA ID 4AOub0 Nk0 Id OII-
Gina de la Mujer, y del Departa-
mento de =iios en- Washington.
Elias con otras mujeres pravilegia-
das, han trabajado para cue esas
oficinas presten en- la actuandad,
excelentes servicios, mereciendo la
cooperation de todas las organiza-
clones de mujeres; una coopera-
ci6n cordial, intehgente. LENA de
simpatia al esplendido trabajo que
elias estan hacienda.
Los Clubs de la Federation Ge-
neral de Mujeres en- Washington
han comprado una hermosa casa en-
-
Y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-20

BRUsELAs, agosto II (Cable
Frances) En- case que las negocis-
clones de consolidation de la deuda
belga que actualmente Sc uevan a
cabo en- Washington no tengan los
resultados que Sc espera, Ell parla-
mento pedira que este asunto de las
deudas sea sometido a arbitraje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-20
Mujeres de las que pOdemos
mOSharnOs Orgu||OSOs

$3.50, 900. Mas de $500 Clubs de
mujeres en- los Estados Unidos. tic
men sns casas propias, y o+cas Sc
estan construyendo.
En- 1898 Sc celebr6 en- Roma ell
Congreso de Ia Alianza del Sufra.
gio International. En- 1924 Sc cele-
braron varios importantes Congre-
SOS como Ell International de mule
res de Universidad, en- Cristiania,
Noruega. En- JUNO 1924, Sc re ME
ron en- Los Angeles, los Clubs de
la Federation General de Mule.
res de los Estados Unidos, y en-
abril de 1924 Sc reuni6 en- Buffalo
La Lga de Mujeres Votantes.
En- 1926 Ell Consejo International
de Mujeres, Sc reuni6 en- Washing
ton en- Ell mes de mayo, causando
gran sensation en- Ell mundo.
Desde el 1922, las muieres han
sido admitidas en- ell Hall of Fans.
Una mujer fu6 La que proporcion5
el dinero para establecer Ia instl.
tuci6n.
Remitido por X.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-20

FL 80 de JUNO fu6 electa Ia pri-
mera muier para representa- un
Estado de Nueva Tnglaterra en- el
Congreso.
La sefora Edith Noursa Rogers
de Lowell, Massachusetts. nombra
da por los repubhcanos del quinto
distrito, para sustitu1r u su eaposo,
John Jacob Rogers, que nuri6 re-
cientemente.
La seiiora Rogers consinti6 en-
presentar su candidatura para sus-
tituir su espoSo, atendierdo a
Las sdplicas que recihia ccntinua.
mente de personals que dentro y
fuera de su d1stritc, lie indicabau
Ia conveniencia de que aceptase
cosa que ocurre con nuy poca fire.
cuencia.
f! Muchas personas que eran cou
trarias a que las viudas de los Con
gresistas les sustituyeran en- Wash
ington. demostraban su entusias1ao
| por este candidate.
Edith Nourse Rogers naci6 en-
Saco, Maine hace cuarenta amos,
y desde muy pequefa. VINO a resi-
dir en- Lowell, donde sn padre era
superintendent de un molino o
1abrica. Ella Sc educo en- una es-
cuela privada y despujs de terrm-
mar su instruction primaria, pas6
algGn tempo en- Paris estudiando
mdSica.
En- 1907 sc cas6 con JC1u Jacob
Rogers de Lowell, un joven aboga-
, do a quien ella conocia desde su
n1hez. Mr.. Rogers inmediatamente,
entro en- el campo de la politica,
y representa- a Massachusetts en- Ell
Congreso por cinco terminus conse-
cutivos hasta el 1913. Ell fue el
sGtor del Acta Rogers. n cual re-
volucion6 ell servicio diplomatico.
Durante este periodic la sefiora
Rogers tuvo la oportunidad de re-
lacionarse con los asuntos nacio-
males y del Estado, y de adquirir
ul perfecto conocimiento del ira
bajo que hacia su esposo idea
les que sustentaba.
En- los dias de la gran guerra
mundial, fu6 un miebro active de
la Cruz Roja, y Sc hizo muy no.
table sirviendo como representa-, e
del Presidente Harding y del Pre-.
sidente Coolidge, visitando los hos
pitales de veteranos, y trabajando
con mucho sinteres por los soldados
inGtiles.
FL Estado de Massachusetts tis
ne ras6n de estar orgulIoSo de su
nuevo representante.
Mrs Stokes dijo de ella hace al
gin tempo: ELLA es una mujer
de sorprendente habihdad Y suma-
mente encantadora, muy instruida
en- los asuntos de alta politica cons
tructiva, que tanto interesaban a
su esposo".
(Traducido por G. CO.
Comite de Pubhcidad de la Aso-
ciaci6n Puertorriquefia de Muje-
res Sufragistas.
A~ n = aaor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-20
Ningun OrO Caro- Da ReSuItadOS
Tan EXCelenteS Como Este

FL exito universal del
CEIRYSLER de Seis Cilin-
dros durante los ultirnos
1S meses desde su presen-
tacion al publico sigue
siendo el acontecimiento
de mayor irnportancia en-
la industria de autornovi-
les.
Sc ha alcanzado un record
insuperable tanto en- el nu-
nero de Chrysler Six fa-
bricados, como en- ell mon
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-20


tante de dinero pagado por
clos.
Esto ha sido possible por-
que en- ningun otro CARO- eI
publico habia obtenido los
resultados de belleza, cua-
lidad, eficiencia, perfec-
TO funcionamiento y gran
comfort" como en- ell
CHRYSLER SIX.
No dele I'd. de probar es-
te CAIRO maravilloso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-20
Dele que los grandes artistas le ayuden
a escoger su maquina parlante

Todos ellos SON artistas Victor porque sus DiscoS
Victor, tocados la Victrola, son los portavoces
ideales de divino arte, arte que puede I'd. OR
en- su propio hogar de un modo tan perfecto como
81 estos artistas cantaran o tocaran en- presencia
de I'd.
No existe ning1n otro Instruments musical
que tenga q SUI favor una recommendation de tanto
valor. No hay nngGn otro Instruments musical
que este Snejor garantizado por perfecta repro
duccicn del original. No hay, por 10 tanto, me-
Jores pruebas para dar la preferencia la VctroIa
Tenemos instrumentos Victrola en- una gran
variedad de tamanos, modelos yprecios. Examine
los oigalos ell establecimiento de cualquier
vendedor Victor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-20
EDITH NoURsE ROGERS

(RemitidO pOr x.)
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
"soN OF SAHARA" AT PALACE

"A Son of the Sahara" the First National picture coming to the Palace theater Thursday, Friday and Saturday is heralded as one Of the year.
 It was produced in the Sahara desert under the direction of Ed win Carewe. The principal play CTS who went with MT. Carewe to Algeria to film this picture were Bert Lytell, Claire Windsor, Wal ter McGrail, Rosemary Theby. Montague Love and Paul Panzer.
 The Keith vaudeville show has many features. The big flash act will offer Casetta Rydell and com pany of eight clever artists in "A Brilliant Dance Offering" Another feature will be the return engage ment of Flo and Frank Innis fin "1'he Doughnut." This couple were fea- tured on the special anniversary week show a few weeks ago and the act was forced to cancel after the first day on account of sickness. They will be comedy riot on this bill. Theodore and Swanson will offer "5:00 a. m.;" and Wyeth and Girlie will offer ''Blitho Buffoonery"
 Starting Sunday the famous comedians Weber and Fields will be offered in the famous stage play Friendly Enemies"
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29

Breakfast stewed figs, cereal, thin cream, French toast. maple sirup, milk. coffee.
 Luncheon Tomato chowder, croutons, cottage cheese salad, rye bread, sweet potato, ginger bread, milk. tea.
 Dinner - Veal loaf. creamed po- tatoes, creamed asparagus on toast, head lettuce, salad. whole wheat bread, junket ice cream, plain cake, milk, coffee.
 A child under school age should not be given the French toast sug- gested for breakfast, but with this exception he may eat the dishes planned for the days menu.
 Tomato Chowdcr
 Two cups canned tomatoes, 4 medium sized potatoes, medium sized onions. 3 cups milk, 1 slice salt pork cut one inch thick, paprika.
 Pare potatoes and cut in small dice. Mince onions. Cut pork into small cubes and try out fat. Re move crisps and add tomatoes, po-
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29

tatoes and onions, Add boiling wa ter to cover and simmer 45 min utes.
 Add milk and bring to the boil ing point. A tiny pinch of soda should be added before adding the milk if the tomatoes are very tart.
 Sweet Potato Ginger Bread
 Three-fourths cup brown sugar, l-2 cup butter and lard comb blned, l-2 cup molasses, 1-2 cup sour milk, 1-2 teaspoon salt eggs, cup four l cup hot mashed sweet potato, l teaspoon ginger, 1 tea spoon cinnamon, 1-2 teaspoon cloves, 1 teaspoon soda.
 Cream shortening and sugar. Add moIasses and mix well. Add eggs well beaten. Mix and sift dry in- gradients and add alternately with milk to first mixture. Add hot sweet potato which has been put through a riccr. Beat well and turn into a buttered and f0ured dripping pan. Bake In q moderate oven for about l5 minutes,
 Copyright, 1925, NEA Service,
 Incl.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29

the cast. Other acts will offer The solaros in an Up to date high class singing and dancing act; Henry Frey Is monologist and offers sfhe Re- former;" Leona Williams Is q "coon-shouter" and singer of blue songs that will go big here; and Shelton, Tyler, and sharples, known as '"Ihe Three Aces of Fun" will entertain royalty. The shows are continuous daily,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
WHITES DIANA TO BE
 TRANSFERRED TO N. Y. U.
statue and Supporting Tower to Be Moved Through Fund Raised
 By Subscription

New York, April .9.--Rcmoval of the St. Gaudens statue of Diana and its supporting tower, the creation Of Stanford White. from Medison Square Garden to the campus Of New York university will be financed by a committee headed by Elihu Root.
 Mr, Root said yesterday that he would accept the chairmanship of the group which will undertake to raise approximately s65,OOO to de- fray the cost of the undertaking.
 "It will be very tlno thing to save Diana for the city she has graced so tong" Mir. Root said in accepting the appointment. "I knew both St. Gaudens, who did the statue, and Stanford White. who de- signed the tower, and am glad to take part in this movement.
 Tt would. have been a shame to have had Diana share inc fates Of so many works of art. It seems we build today thing that is splendid in its artistic conception and ten years later tear it down to make room for some office building.
 "Diana could be placed in no more appropriate place than at New York university" Mr. Root said, where there are so many examples of the finest work Of Stanford White"
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
Teach yORr children fhis fdScfnatine Pame

By sending for the Litebuoy Wasb-up Chart you can make game of cleanliness tha, children enter mo with all their youthful enthusiasm. Teachers savit's the most prac- tical, worth while health aid that has ever been used in the schools. l, completely changes attitudeofchildrento wardwash- ing and bathing as the record is kept day by day and week by week,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
CULBERTSON NAMED
Vice Chairman Of Tariff COmmis- sion is Named as Minister to Rumania.

Washington. April 29.-Appoint- ment of William s. Culbertson, vice. chairman of the tariff commission, as minister to Rumania, formally an- nounced at the White House yestcr- day, fills diplomatic assignment tn- volving particular responsibilities at this time in view of the relief debt and other negotiations now pending with that country.
 It is assumed in this situation, that the Bucharest post will not be vacated by Minister Jay, to take up his new post as ambassador 10 Ar gentina, until the arrival of his suc- cessor, and the state department has not yet been informed of definite plans for Mir. Culbertson's departure. In fact, it is expected that Mir. Jay will remain at the Rumania capital until he has received some definite reply to the Washington govern ments recent note urging refund- ing agreement for Rumania's relief debt to the United States.
 When these negotiations and oth- CTS regarding the new Rumanlan mining law as its affects American oil properties have progressed to a satisfactory point, MT. Jay probably will turn over to MT, Culbertson the duty of completing them.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
"BIG SIX" RECUPERATISG

saranac Lake, N, r.. April 2O.-- Christy Mathewson, president of the Boston National league baseball club, is recovering from a cold at his home here. The former pitching ace of baseball, who won a courage ous fight against tuberculosis here prior to his return to the game as an executive of the Boston club. is in good health generally and his condition cannot be considered seri- ous or in any way alarming. Dr. Edward N. Packard, his physician said today.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
BAREE, SON OF KAZAN, LYCEUM

"Baree, Son of Kazan," starring Anita Stewart and the great wolf dog actor, concludes its local showing at the Lyceum thcater this evening. From the story by James Oliver Cur wood, "Baree, Son Of Kazan" is q tale of the north country, romantic in its action and set amid wonderful surroundings of scenic beauty. This really is a picture that lovers of good photoplays cannot afford to miss.
 Tomorrow the Lyccum opens a new prgram featured by two leading photoplays, "The Midnight Express" and "The Price She Paid" On the same bill are selected comedies the latest news reels and the most recent episode of the "Galloplng Hoofs" serial.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29

least one trip to the clouds.
 Warner Baxter, Billie Dove, Mary Brian, of Peter Pan" fame, and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., are featured in the picture, which was adapted for the screen by James Shelley Hamilton.
 The Keith vaudeville bill win be featured by Yerke's Flotiiila orches- tra, one of the finest orchastras in vaudeville today, They have been a big hit on the big time circuit for two seasons and play wonderfully well. There are twelve musicians in
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29

mains which were found huddled in the rooms, The bodies of Miss Clara Shore. 20, and Miss Frazier, 20, were found in their rooms. The corpse of A. Lawr a blind victim, also was discovered in his room.
 The body of the unidentified boy was discovered in a second search of the building.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
THE AIR MAILp AT cApIroL

THE AIR MAIL" AT CAPITOL
 Tonight is the last showing of the "Taka Chance show at the Capitol since Sunday night. The attractions are Gloria Swanson and five Keith acts.
 Byron Morgan. author of the new Irwin Willat production for Para mount, "The Air Mall" which will be shown next Thursday at the Capi- tol theater, is flying enthusiast. ,
 For more than two years he has owned and sailed ship. Morgan figures no day complete without at
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
FIVE DIE IN FIRE
Apartment House in Portland, Ore gon, Is Dcstroycl-l0 Other Per sons Escape.

Portland. Ore, April 29.--Five per sons were killed and two others in jured. probably fatally, in a fire which early today swept the Hen drlcks apartment here.
 Forty persons, awakened when the sustained when he leaped from the building which contained 46 apart ments.
 E. Sullivan, 55. died from injuries sustained when he leaped from the fourth floor and missed a tiremen's net.
 The flames ragged for more than an hour before firemen could enter the building to search for the re-
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29

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 For the precious health of your children, get some Litebuoy today and send for a Wash-up Chart. Ad- dress Lever Bros, Co.,, 54 Burlcigh St., Cambridge, Mass.
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