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DR.. W. j. Rowlands of London, who
says that tuberculosis is spread by
hens eggs. is in Cunstantinuple test
ing his theory ON pigs
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OUT.OF.TOWN REAt, ESTATE

SEW JERSEY LOT, BARGAIN-S5 Cash.
20 monthly buys 20 lots near Atlantic City
Price, $50: only SIS each Vail, lS0 Broad.
way. New York. s3s
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AUCTION SALES.
rIrTVIRE nAyl
Hydrated Lime BY Auction to
Paw Storage CHARGES.


sotsRS tSsr .n1' On Ten
No T' s,orase sr Tnn cd and
oS Sts Pc 70 pay stoyage ana nl, other charEss
ishing Lime. stored with us in the name of
The Clark Company Parties Interested
please take notice. Inspection on application
TO Under Tnnderslgnedh sh
TERMINAL STORAGE CoMPANY. INC.
apas-myo.l3 ~ : i 1st st and K sts. NV
THOs. J. OWEN a son. ACCTIoNEERS.
1888" 1888 MoSRoE SN5 : srREET HT tS5R NoRTHEAsT
reeodsJ o. nhr efS'a So 1860 sS" f oa ";; ~ a0
seq.. Of the land records OF the, District Of
aa " the the the
SE SST ssS q 4f d&H bfHE 56AX 8AX
Pm, the following described land and prem;
designated az and being lot mum hercd TWEEN
ty-tWo in block thirty-one IN Ben!.mln F;
Ehsn an "i Fhf as plat
ed in Liber County q folio lo3 and Ioi, of
the District of Columbia said block thirty
one being now known for purposes of as
sesTmsnt and taTat,5n . as 80 s1aFr nEa1 G deed
trust for, $i.25o. further particulars OF
which Mil be Ss asJ a, fle trust Of to sa BE-
paid in cash. deposit OF 5000 required.
Conteyanclng, recording anu revenue sIamIp9
with within 80 days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be e, adyrrussd .tnas
r. l.. NEWHOUSER.
CARL &. CHAMPION,
an2S 20 MAJ 4f7 Trustees.
ADAM A NESCHLFR ( SON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES { SALE OF HUPMOBILE SEDAN.
BY virtue OF certain tai chattei cha , d@sa Of Of
trust, dated May l"Ii' ,ns and Fecor,ed h ,is as
land record. of the District of Columbia.
and at the request of the party secured there
by the undersigned trustee viii sell 10y pub
lie auction in front of the saesroom OF
Adam A Weschler & son; 92O Pa. ave- IN
SATURDAY. MAY NINTH 1923. AT TEN
O'CLOCK AN, one Iiupmoblle Sedan 1913
model Engine No. S676S
Terms Cash
apso-mye. .46s AM '
THoS- j. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.


TDR sALE-STMMER COTTAGE. FUR
pushed inc Vatcr. finest location. Address
Box :I4G-S. star Office.
BEAUTIFUL NEW NORTH BEACH COT
fage. costing owner $4,000 To build and
cuuIp. Ia Toe sacrificed for $4,000. completely
FURNISHED. Forms. Five rooms. fireplace
uCar water. Rare bargain. OWNER 53I
Woodward Bldg Franklin 2a40 9s
nWINGS BEACH. 30 MILES WASHINGTON
DR.. cottage. facing bay: garage: large lot :;
hsiIh houses etc $50 cash. So mo. NJ.
AI N'iALOW. , ROOMS AND BATH ALL
onFcngncGs. two screened purches: :23 miles
from Was shln2 ton. on salt water: So 500
Terms WILLIAM +. MATTESON Bond
Bds. Phone Main 67T1.
FEE EDGEWATER BEACH NOW. 23 MILES
from Washngton no mud; no bad roads;
candy beach. magnificent view, large lots and
}Oad~ good all the year. easy terms on lots
or cottages; free plat and illustrated book
let with auto road map from WILLIAM F.
NATEkSO\. Bond Bd@. Washington. D. C.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Water front.
WILLIAM PARKS. JR.
shady Side Md 70
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FUTURE DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN L son. AcCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, NO. 1904 II

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IN:
PRoXER Pr yR REAL ESTATE NO. 1904 H
recorded in % Liber No. 4ss5 f@ho a ~ " ct sea.. ~.
of the land records of the District of Column
hia, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at
Prhlicn qeti9q IN tr4nt t q the preGRses on
AID, 1925, AT FOUR OCLoCK PM. The
following described land and premises. situate
in the City OF Washington, District of Co.
lumhia. and designated a. and being parts
eleven ~ in square numbered three hun
drcd and forty-tive t345l. beginning for
the same on II street at point distant 6}
feet 8 u inches west of the northeast corner
OF SAID square; thence west on said street "A
feet; thence south 20 feet; thence east "a
ming: said property now known for the pur-
poses of assessment and taxation as lot
numbered eight hundred and thirteen tS13l
in square numbered three hundred and forty
live t345'. together with the improvements.
consisting of brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid III cash, balance in two
equal lustallments. payable i'll one and two
years, with interest at Ga per centum per
annum. payable semi annually. from day of
sale, secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty sold: or all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser. A deposit of $500 will be re-
Quired at time of sale All conveyancnR.
recording. revenue stamps, etc, at cost of
with within - days from day of sale. other.
Wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of default
ing purchaser after five days advertisement
of such res8le III some newspaper pubiis he'd
IN Washington, ID. &C.,:
hEEES hEEEy {, E chARk: cHhEAsk
ap3H -d&ds.cxSu Trustees.
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GEORGETOWN.

Attractive 12-ruom modern home, desir-
ably located near Wisconsin ave: extra lot
garage. Price for quick sale. $4,000.
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BY virtue of authority vested IN the TN
dersi signed. we Will sell at puhL> AUCTION ,,i n
front of the premises. on MONDAY. / II +.
ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY. AID. 1875. At
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lot 81 in square 3il.
improved above.
Terms of sale: Sold subject to existing
trust for So 800 further particulars OF which
will be announced at time of sale. The pur-
chase price above SAID trust to he pad IN
cash. 4 deposit Of $500 required. Con
veyancIng. recording ami revenue stamps at
purchaser'S cost Terms To he complied With
within thirty DAYS, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may he advertised
and resold at the risk and cost of the de
faulting purchase.
THoS j. OWN x son. Auctioneers.
my6.T.S.0.ll
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SALE OR RENT-HOI SES.
WANTED TO HUY-HOUSES.

NEW ii ROOMS AND BATH BRICK HOUSE
:l.-w IA, electricity. reasonable. los Mass
ave. -.
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]cl 81 ~.
DETACHED.

~ / | ~ l. u.
S.kltL'S ADDITION.
This ,IeIiEhtfully situated home is
one block off l4th -. car line IN
au unusually attractive square. At
the price asked Il l. unauestIon-
Ity the hcSt buy IN Washington
uOplIlar Cuec-n suburb. Large
colonial front porch. extending
around 10 side; reception hall:
enormous living room with fire
nIace bright. ru"my dining room
and large kitchen. Second floor
has four splendid bedrooms: sleep
ln- p"r"h AMI tiled bath: atti'
over cnt!r" house. IL has lust been
rcdrmratcG throughout. floors re-
finished, aud Is ~ beautiful con
Gitrun. Wonderfully improved lot
With shruhbcry aud flowers Wide
rIIed ailcy. Vacant.
Phone Until 9 P.M.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
MAIN $500.
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BY virtue of authority vested in the un-
ders gned trustees, under the will Of Dem
nj, j. shanahan. deceased. we will sell at
pT9s auct1n on 'hf The EesPfSs
TEIESTH. DAY Az, OF MAY. A;D. 1ee5, At
in square 1889. fronting rs feet on the
south side, Of Jenifer street northwest. and
Immediately thereafter lots 9. 10 and II. in
square 1890. on the north side OF Jenifer
street northwest. opposite above lots and a
short distance east OF Thirty seventh street;
also lots 43 and "A. in square 1890 front
ing 65 feet on the north side Of Jocelyn
street and 1924 feet on Thirty seventh
street northwest: also at FIVE O'CLOCK
Pm. SAME DAY. lots 103, and 104. in
square 3712, fronting on South Dakota ave
nue. near the intersection of First street
northeast
deposit REQUIRED on each parcel at time of
nue. stamps at purchaser's cost. Terms to
be complied with within thirty days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the property may
he advertised and resold at the discretion Of
the trustees.
HATTIE B. SHANAHAN,
W WoRTHINGTON HOPKINS.
EDW J. COLGAN. Jr..
my4-d&ds.cxSu Trustees.
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ant Er-r n@y ru tho market TO-DAY con.
-.uHur- io,T'lun, construction. rir"r ana
-,~u~
Y ttG \ Cha,Mng u.c.-N New tapestry
.s. Irir. > sE"r~fnt ruouls- sleeping porch:
ti,or bot alley. Na'.HUt Best Otter takes It
"a "l-H Terms. consider renting "r trading.
v. iI,h : Is 500" r. y b. pressed brick
..ut or ,r:,da for house ia Clarendon section.
Cor i6th & ,-hiWry III. n.w,-Nr Mass
ave. "ar tine "Nt.. big lot, high eleN alton: :
si'"d"rn Il g. '+. huus aiow pur"hcs: vacant:
equity >!..Iu- only $500 cash. balance
y.-y or tradr iur clear ground or consider
scnt.n-.
COLORIED IiOU SEES.
" r. ~ u. wudrru hr,">, monthly tenant:
pr!red u-tt for quick sale ON terms; llth
ST ou heights
" sherman ave Hohart-V acant: 6 r
I. l.. ooionrll brick la-- than 5000. easy
Nr. @5th \ n.w.--vacant. e r x b.
a.ur low. EASY terms. consider trading or
Cor on sherman avc.-Commerci4I zone:
9-unthiy tenant. hUt-Watrr heat. elec.. etc.
$500, $3.50 cash. balance monthly.
Before buying coIored property for home
- Investment. sec our large. exclusive list.
Iauy offered hciOw reproduction cost on
easy payment plan. several can be cN-
changed rented.
Y. T.. RNON Co, INC..
Nam i59-. 14?3 + st
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Within half block of lith st.: semI-de-
sarhcd home of 10 rooms and bath; hot
water heat. electro lights. newly papercG
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SIMMER HOMES

SUMNER COTTAGE ON SEVERN RIVER
II rooms. sleeping porch. electricity,
shower bath: store and clubhouse near.
Zinc. 1901
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AUCTION SALES,
TIlIS ETI-R MAN

-N(IlON SAl.FS.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOs. J OWEN 4 son. AUCTIONEERS.
Three Valuable Unimproved
Lots Situated Northeast Cor
ner of Bladensburg Road at
Claiming Street Northeast,
Containing About ll,0l9
Square Feet, First CONNER
cial Zone, Fronting 1872 Feet
on Bladensburg Road.
At Auction.
BY virtue Of authority vested III the un-
Cersisned We will sell at public auction. in
front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY
THE SIXTH DAY OF MAY, AID. 1928. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. lots 5. o and 10 in
square 1876.
Terms OF sale: OF the purchase price.
$1,000 to be paid Ill cash and the balance
IN one Year with interest at 6i2 ca. Deposit
OF 500 required At time of sale. Convey
dncinS. recording and revenue stamps at
purchasers cost. Terms To he complied
With within thirty days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may he advertised
and resold al the risk and cost OF the de-
Iaultlng purchaser.
THos. j. OWEN & son, Auctioneers.
nly2.i 56
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ADAM 4. wEsCHLER 4 son. Auctnone
Trustees Sale of Store and
Dwelling, No. Ills 22nd
Street NV.

By virtue OF a deed OF trust recorded on
September .. 1874, dc instrument No. 23a
of the land records Of the District of Colunl-
nla. and at request OF party secured thereby.
the Undersigned trustees viii offer for sale
10y public auction. in front Of the premises
on WEDNESDAY. NAY SIXTH. 1925. AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following de.
s,rlbed land and premises. situate IN the
District OF Columbia, To wit: Lot II in c.
{. hun"ansons subdivision i'll square II as
per plat thereof recorded III Book ID at
pssge $50. of the, records of the surveyors
ufiicc OF th" said District. improved by a
twG-s;;ory brick building comprising store
=, Term. Of sale; one-thirl of purchase
equal lnstallmcnts. represented by promissory
notes Of purchaser. payable one and two
years after date with interest at 70 per
annum from day of sale. payable semi
annually secured by deed OF trust upon
the property sold or all cash, at option OF
purchaser. deposit of 5000 90 REQUIRED
of purchaser at sale. Conv vey ancing record
ing. revenue stamps and notarial fees at
cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be com.
piled with within thirty days from day of
sale. otherwise trustees reserve right to re-
sell property at risk and cost of defaultinE
purchaser; after five days advertisement of
5uch resale III some newspaper published in
Washington. d. G.
JOHN II. BARTLETT
WILLIS Z. UNDERHILL.
Portsmouth. y. IL
a- Trustees.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
WASHINGTON CONSERV ATORY OF Nj SIC.
1908 y H.. Ave. adjoining Dupont Circle
start now. Spring term. Enter the children
Practice rooms. Yearbook Main 1883 I"
PIANO. SAXOPHONE, BANJO

Free lessons if you buy Instruments hen,.
Send for free booklet. Christensen school
1922 G st. NV. Main 1878. Easy terms.
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Continued from Yesterdays Starr
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StI.E-HOUSES Cont'd.
GLEN IEI.AND r.iKi\.

g.
IN rhaTnlut- odd Cleveland Park. a modern
uurln WIN small cash payment and only
-, monthly For turth"r details call Cicvc-
aud -
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IAkO\TA PARK

On on" of the best streets OF Takoma
Park, near car line stores and churches
attractive HON" OF II spacious rooms. .
baths: hot-water heat. electric lights: large
j)orches. nice shade and lawn: lot 100 #.
front garage. y sacrifice at 9l2 300: terms.
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IIiuh \icW-I.uW Terms.

Re;!~ouahic cash buys one of the best III
tllN pUuulaE lurahty Many a,.ird features
Sou MlIl appreciate ON Inspection Phone for
lnpoiuti,rnt col. 500 after G- pm
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SOMERSET, MD.

In this delightful suburb we arc offering
q very attractive home of six rooms. recep-
ZION hall and bath; sleeping porch, front and
side por''hr-. ntrc garaEr: beautiful lot. 100
- front hy 900 #. deep: fruit, shade auti
taruhb"ry. PrIce, S9.i50: very reasonable
FERNS.
PRATHFR & ROBINSON,
5li-5I5-5I6 Bond bldg.
nth and y. Y. Ave.
Main A..
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Continued in Tomorrow's Star.)
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QUICK ACTION,

6 70 10 room brick house III a good n W
ne. or Sc. section: must have possession in
- days. Call Main 2s30 address mail to
Room iO5. People \ Life Insurance Bldg.
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VI Nlr-uu y ga. 3nr.-AttrIrt,yr newly
c'5-t'"-i.ti rtt,t4,.ir colonial brick. Htti'.
. ant Ir-r my tho nl8ril't tOuty con
-l,l.r.f'- location, construction. pri"r ana
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
GERMAN PRESS SNEERS
AT COOLIDGE'S TALK
Refers 10 Omaha Address as Insult.
ing Words Against the Ger
man People"

Berlin, Oct. 7 Pl-The German
newspapers comment in rather Bit
ter spirit on President Coolidge's ad-
dress before tho American Legion
convention In Omaha. All the morn
ing editions contained lengthy eX-
tracts from the speech.
The Deutsche Allegemeine Zeit =
ing, using the caption "A Queer
Peace Sermon" said: I'm this high
sounding peace speech Mr., Coolidge
might have omitted the hackcncyed
phrases about civilization having
been saved and his insulting words
against the German people"
The Taeglischo Rourdschau says:
I'VE regret that Mr.. Coolidge still
sticks to the assertion that the issue
Of the World war was despotism
versus liberty. Isn't it time 10 stop
belittling Gcrmanw?"
The Roerscn Courier observes,
ironically: by his characterization
Of war propa ganda the president in
decd splendidlv elucidatcd the saw
ing Of civilization and other matters,
But that was hardly his intention"
The Rerliner Tagpblatt. comments:
"Tt is Of the greatest significance
that Mr.. Coolidge could deliver this
decidedly pacitistic speech before the
American Legion, which Is animated
NV a t,11 ilit q riet ic cnlrit
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
Price DECLINES
checked EARLY
Dealings However, Show Con.
traction in Volume

Wall Street: Lowering OF the call
money rate from 6ih to y per cent
checked the decline of prices In to-
days stock market, which showed
marked contraction In volume.
Brokers' loans, which are reported
to be around the highest In history,
were tho subject Of widespread COM
ment and the indirect cause OF much
Of the early selling.
Rails were again under pressure
as result OF selling inspired by
fears that the interstate commerce
commission would take unfavorable
action on some of the pending merg-
crs. Southern Pacific sagged to
96ls new low level for the year.
+. G. Shattuck sold points below
last nights close and Market Street
Railway pfd. broke 81 points In
the early wave Of selling.
The market rallied In the early
afternoon, when buoyancy developed
in some of tho high-priced indus
trials, American Can and Chrysler
jumped 5h and 62s points. respec-
lively. Pools continued their ag-
gressye buying tactics, Detroit Edi-
son soaring over points. Barnet
Leather and New York Shipbui..--
ing Az.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
SHE'D LICK SON.IN.LAW
IF She WERE ONLY A MAN
Mother.in-Iaw Frankly States opin.
lon OF Daughters Husband at
Court Hearing.

The suit OF Mrs. James G. Will
liams for moro liberal support from
her husband occupied tho attentions
OF Judge Simpson In superior court
yesterday and furnished several sen-
satons,
Williams, an employe OF gasoline
filling station company, was admit
ted 10 have furnished money for
grocery. coal and rent bills, and to
have engaged his mother-in- law as
cook for So u week and board, but
the wife claimed his support ended
there. Mrs. Gcorgianna Schaulfler,
the mother-in-law, was the chief at
tacker Of her son-in-law's case. She
declared he circulated stories about
her daughter,
Jim Williams is close mouthed
and won't say anything to me when
/ call him for starting lies about my
daughter He's a coward when it
comes to facing women. II | was n
man I'd lick him." Mrs. Schauffler
told the court.
Judge George w. klett OF this city
represented Williams and Arthur l..
Shipman of Hartford was counsel
for the wife.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
TO REMAIN HERE
VI. II. Mullen Has Made TO Plans
9 For Leaving New Britain

In connection with the account OF
the purchase by II. J. Donnellcy of
NJ. r. Mullen's interests in the Don
nely-Mullen company an erronc-
GUS impression to the effect that
Mr.. Mullen is to leave New Britain
was given.
Mr.. Mullen stated today that he
plans to take combined rest and
recreation trip, after which he will
probably go into business again
While his plans are uncertain, it is
not his intention at tho present
time at least TO leave this city.
where he has made many warm
friends since coming here three
years ago.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
Chinese Evidently
Planning to BOvc0tt

Shanghai, Oct, : P)-Thc C'hinoSr
intention to boycott IN" judicial in
Puiry into the Shanghai incident Of
May 90. whom 4 number of CHINESE
engaged in a strike demonstration
.wero killed by police, was evidenced
at the opening session of the inquiry
this morning. Less than twenty
chinese wore among the 800 persons
present. Tho hearing was adjourn
cd until Monday whom the municipal
council OF Shanghai International
settlement will present a statement
Of the whole case and call its Wit
ncsses. After that independent evid-
cncc will he taken by the commits
sion,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
City Items

Mrs, Joseph Myslewic OF l46 Gold
street reported to Lieutenant Samuel
Bamforth at police headquarters this
morning that the WHEELS had been
stolen from her baby carriage,
Joseph Sawcsin of 81 Union
street reported that the battery and
generator had been stolen from his
automobile, which was parked In his
yard last night.
Pride Circle. No. 10, Lady Forest
ers, will meet tomorrow night at
1880 o'clock In Judd hall. A harvest
supper will follow the meeting.
A daughter was born In New Brit
ain general hospital this morning TO
Mr.. and Mrs. William JuChniewicz
of 100 Hart street.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
HEATON'S BODY FOUND

Clearwater. Fla Oct, T Pt-The
body Of DIR, II. W. Heaton, formerly
of Providence, II, T., missing since
Monday night, was found in bayou
near the Atlantic Coast Lime rail
road trcsue here today The body
had bullet wound in the head and
a, wire and chain We're about the
neck. a negro laborer found the
body and notified tho police, who
had been conducting a search for
tho missing physician.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
Waterbury Boys Start
For Pittsburgh by Wagon

Bridgeport, Oct, I P-With a
horse for conveyance, which they
both rode and hound from Water
bury for Pittsburgh 10 see the world
series Edwin and John Hurbon, IL
and Is, were held up in Wcstport
yesterday afternoon by a state troop
CT. They said they had Travelled all
night and were going to make Pitts
burgh in time for today's game. Their
mount, which was showing marked
signs of fatigue. was cared FOR by
Humane Officers l.. r. Marlowe OF
Bridgeport who got In communlca-
ton with their parents and today
they were returned 10 their home,
III Glover street. Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
FIRST SNOW FALLS TODAY
Few Pallid Flakes Eluttcr From Sky
in Feeble Attempt 10 Initiate VIM
ter Blizzard

A few trembling flakes of snow,
tn" watering vanguard of more to
follow at an uncertain future date,
fcIl into the streets of New Britain
IT S o'clock this morning. So few
and so trembling we're they that
most citizens hurrying to work let
them pass unnoticed. but IL small
minority paused 10 consider the UNI
usual phenomenon aud decided,
after duo dcliberation, that the par
icles huttcrng in thu wind really
were flakes Of snow. This early fall
is believed to he a record for at
least the past decade.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07

Whereas, extensive gold shipments
prior TO the war undoubtedly would
have been followed by higher re-
discount rate by the Bank of Eng
land, the rate was actually reduced
last week at time when 1t was ap-
parent that gold Withdrawals were
Inevitable. Thus far. only about
A,OOO,OO0 has been withdrawn for
shipment to this country. II the ex-
port movement should reach danger
GUS proportions the Bank OF Eng
land undoubtedly would mako use Of
Its SSoO,o00,00e credit in this coun-
try, which is believed tobe practical
ly intact.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
New Way Is Found to Deal
With Mail Order Pistols

Chicago, Oct. Z. PIA way to
deal with the mail order pistol has
been found by Evanston police It's
n concealed weapon while it remains
in shc unopened package, they say.
Yesterday postal authorities mott
fed Hattie Smith that her recently
ordered pistol was in tho post Office.
They also told the police. She went
in. signed for it and st@rtcd out
without unvrapping the package. A
policeman arrested her for carrying
concealed weapon. She was fined
sa5 and costs and the weapon was
ConfsCated
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
WOODS PLEASED At
SCHE|BISH ARREST
CONTINUED From First Page)

stolen cars, the statement of the
state policemen was discredited
Sergeant McAvay called the state
police barracks and was informed
that there weren't any men work.
ing on the highway IN this vicinity,
but this morning it was learned that
State Policeman Kelly, who arrested
Goldberg, was one of the party that
stopped Lawlor and the other two
were also state policemen.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
AMES STILL MISSING
Hundreds Of Persons Arc Aiding In
Search For Long Lost Aerial Nail
Man.

Clarion, Pa, Oct. 7 R)-With hun
dreds Of searchers out in the hills
and along the Clarion River today,
those in charge of the search for
Charles Amcs, missing air mail pilot,
announced that they would confine
their activities to this immediate re-
sion. Carl i. Egge, superintendent
of the air mail, who Is directing the
search for the mail birdman, missing
six days, said that his reports had
convinced him that Ames fell some
where in the Clarion district.
With the dawn Of day five hun
drcd national guardsmcn on foot
began the search in the mountains
and valleys. 4 fleet of airplanes
also took off with instructions from
Superintendent Egge to fly abreast
end to comb. 10-mile area TO the
west Of Clarion.
Thousands of circulars containing
the story Of the missing pilot were
mailed today to the rural regions of
the Clarion district.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
Wall Street Briefs

Free shipment Of gold from Eng
land TO the United States now In
progress. as result OF the depre-
citation of sterling exchange below
the so-called gold point" Is regard
ed by bankers as another indication
OF the worlds slow return TO nor
malcy following the economic up
heaval, caused by the war. Great
Britain apparently is more anxious
to stimulate business at home
through cheaper money rates than
she Is to protect her exchange In
foreign markets.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
INVESTIGATING BURGLARY

Motorcycle Policeman William s.
Strolls is conducting an investigation
into the burglary of tho store Of
Joseph Jcdrec2yk at G51 Rurritt
street last night, The thieves en-
tered by crawling through The tram
som over the front door. About 81
in cash and some cigarettes were
stolen.