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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
TUESDAYS SEATTLE PROGRAMS

Gas =. VI. ---KTOh $50
Lewis Preparatory school Of music pre-
seuts so violin players in concert, dlrsc.
ton OF 4. William Lewis. Lewis Petite
Entertainers featured. Ninety minutes
Program:
Part ono; znmcreth March Green.
valid, concert orchestra; slumber Sweet.
~ CBeRumonu. full orchestra. Love and
Flowers (Aldrlch). violin duet by Hern
Fenton and Elsie Miller. Song OF the
Peasants CGottschhikJ. Miniature Artln
quartet; Under the Mstletoo Green.
wHid1, concert orchestra. BenuteOus
Might Barcarolls (ononhRch). orchestra.
Part Woodward. Christian Soldiers
tJRhnl. full orchestra: sole Milo tDi.
Capun). concert orchestra; violin duot
by Elvn Meyer and Nellie sundulst,
Song Of Indian tKorankofD Praise We
tho Father tGounod). concert orchestra;
Lucia 81 Iammcrmoor tDonizettD. CON
osrt orchestra; Flnale-Amorlea.
=. M.--KTCL (305)--
fitchner's New Washington Hotel or
rhsAtrn. sponsored by almonda snw and
steel Co. talk by W. o. Weigh, forest
service. on Tho Public In the Forest
service" ono hour Tho musical pro.
gram:
/ selections from PRRllaccl. u,eoneAvsI.
loJ, Andnnto from Firth Symphony
, trschalkowsky); 4 Japanese sunsrt
I CDrpponl. You're IN tovo (FrlmD: T'lres
Songs tBtahmD; Tn. bohemian Girl
| CBalfe).
$3.50 y. M,--kJH t9Sb-
! The Russian Quintet. presented by
| the Puget Hound Savings and Loan aaso.
/ citation. Ninety minutes progrnmi
( Tho r'leirrmouss tstrRuasli Nootirno
] on 1 fkuNluuUVUlfV1f Ai1ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
Here's HoW You
Can Cut Static

Here's how to cut out static
Get 100 feet ot No. Il rubber COY.
cred wire. Seal one end in a shot.
gun shell. OF bottle anything 20
lusulAto the exposed end. Bury the
wire about foot deep.
Bring the lcnd-iu in thru a lead
pipe TO the anteuna binding post Of
your set. This shields the under.
ground anienna from serial currents.
You'll find this non ,directlonat. and
In most cases youli get clearer sig
mails than with an overhead serial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
SuHiUan Music
Promised Soon

We listened, Monday evening. for
Mt Hofmnnn'a orchestra TO play
excerpts from Going up." because
We were all set FOR dance 10
"Ticklctoc and she'll Tell You
What You're TO DO. Deaf" but the
orchestra played up She Goes" ia,
stead
up She Goes war fine. anyway
and we're 20 have Going rp"'
later this week. SIR Hofmann prom
isss And there's going 10 DO a
sullivan night. too, for some Of the
Gilbert sullivan operas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
WHAT'S ON OUT
OF TOWN
Prize Winning Girl Talks
From KG0 Thursday

MISS JULIA GHOO Portland.
WI Orca hlEh school girl, who won
the recent "homc lighting contest
over 10000 600 competitors viii speak
from KGO during the National
Electric Llght convention she
speaks al $50 Thursday morning
kOA opens golf lessons. pre-.
pared by Ior NoyalI. AT Cos
Tuesday evening. There arr 10
lessons in the series, Ia be given
nc the same hour Tuesday and
Thursday evening Tot five weeks,
WITT. Chicago appreciation, win
broadcast a farewell program on 400
meters for Commander Mcmillan. Of
tho Mcmillan Arctic expedition, from
II 20 la a. =. To wednesday night.
The two ships ot tho expedition
leave Boston harhor az noon Wed.
ncad1y,
aNIN - NNlNAl w NlA wv sfNlAF
short wave sots go North on the
Rowdoln and the Pcary Mcmillan
ships, Roinartz gave directions for
the sets IA The Radio star some
weeks aso, He'll broadcast from
noon TO .. 20 3; midnight 10 n,
M. and n. M. TO . a. IN a. 3 II.
20 start with
kGO has cut out its usual
Thursday evening play again
this week. and presents instead
threepart muSclnl program.
starting NJ \.
a
Tuesday evening KGo has harmo,
mum and piano duets. string com,
hinations and solo and quartet sing.
ing numbers. starting AZ s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
OTHER STATIONS


o r. M.--KFoA 49,
Holman orchestra dinner concert. IS
Program;
Pomp and Circumstance tElsnr) waltz
from Tho Student Prince CRombsrgJ
Excerpts from Jewels Of tho Madonna
Cwoif- FeuarD; Largo CfIandoDi scren-
ade tMoakowaiD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

HtrBrh. " n o
have formed a
drR matte club
under direction
OF Frank Price
Giles. They viii
present The
Flower shop" n
one.act comedy
The cast in.
cludes The Flor
ist Bookkceper.
Sadie tHyin. tho
office Boy Moy
or Horuvitz. the
Proprietor. Max
Ltpm a n; Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived June 1s Str r. j. Luckcn-
bach from New orleans via ports at 10
n m. str NJ Scgundo from Los Angeles
ut noon. str EldrldRc from Tslng Tat
via Vancouver nj $50 n n June H.
Ms ApoN from Alaska via ports ut
y M. str prcBldent Grant from Tacoma
NJ 7li5 y. M, str city OF spokane. from
Tacoma nj p, M, utr Arizona Mnru
from Tacoma at 1910 y, m, rtr steel
Engineer from Baltimore via porta at
1li4O q. ~,
Sailed June is,--slr Arizona mhru for
Shanghai via ports Mt 10 n, m, str Nd
mirnl Watson for Alaska at 10 n. m.
Juno ib,--str Admiral Dewey for Van,
couvor and Sound ports at 10 y. IN, str
Cordoya for Alaska via Dupont Mt $40
u. M, str OnondRgo for New York via
Columbia Blyor and balboa at . u. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

Well. Mrs, Reuben Boog. Mr. Jack.
son. Jerome sel,zick.
on the musical program present.
ed by the young folks there win
be dramatic readings BY Mrs. Louis
Marks and others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK;, June 10, roroIRn.oS
change oloHcd Irregular, sterling dc.
tnnnd. tiS5 Mos frnncH, i0,0isl u lire,
so O3ESA Hcglum, 80 Oi7ih; marks.
2aS0. Holland, tyl5 sweden, 2G73, Nor
way, 1888, Montitnli ~. shanghai, 764i
Yokohama, ~ ureoec, toolGs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
San Francisco Produce
Mon,(s,'s puni.ti,,.

butter ENtrnr, Sho, primo flrsts
iGlbc
Eggs Extras 30r cXtrn puliota 400!
undclHlacd pullots 10
Cheese california flats fancy, gici
California Young Americas, funuv gNe!
,'rcuon Tr.nleth, 2ic, oregon Young
Americas. stc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
What's on the Air
TUESDAY
sTATTE gTATIONs

KTCL tgo5) 10 a. M, KTCL KID
dies club. :. Eirehner's Sev Wash.
inxtou orchestra; w O. wsikIs. U. 4.
forest service, talk.
RFOA $50, Rhodes stors--i-7o. XII
wants lunch T. Holman orchestra. s.
dinner concert. 6sts. Rhodes Store pro-
gram; s:a0, studio program TO- ore,hss'
ira
KJR (asD. y. W. Radio Service CO.
1880. p & Savings program. 1895. mar
ke,s. /. musicale. 1870, homs economics
talk. s. thsatcrs. s.55. p. =. Savings pro
gram.
OTHER STATIONS
KPo Nss), Han Frunclsco--7. orehss.
ira: 8. municipal night: 10. orchestra.
XIX 5000. Oakland. news. silent
after.
KGo (5sD. onkiAnd-t. musical pro.
gram. 10. orchestra,
XII ls7i. Los Angeles, organ. .,
novelty hour. 10, Packard ballad hour.
XIII HO5). Los Angcles-7.5o. Piggy
wlEEly girls. 4. program. 10 orchestra.
KSN t3s7). Hoiiywood-s and ?. pro-
grams; 10. movie night.
KGw Notj, Portiand---s. concert. 10.
orchestra.
KOA t3e5), Denver-sIisnt night
wCCo Ui1), Twin Citlss-s musical
program.
layed. s. educational talk; SIS, musical
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

buck pros nm
Z o M * J X
"Wednesday eve.
ming at e.
Scars R0cbuck
programs are
generally inter
est,ng, offering
considerable Va
ricty and geucr-
ally some good
dance music
NJ @ N ay eve
nlrEs broadcast
features Mis- $
Grace Johnson
we'll known pi
auo player. and
Shortys Melody
boys with a lloc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
JEWIST PLAYERS
IN RADIO COMEDY

INTERESTING entertainment is
offered from KFoA HsD at $40
Tuesday evening by group OF
YOUNG people from Temple dc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
Chicago Board of Trade
wheat open lilgh Low 81
Mondays Quotations
Seattle Wheat
Mondays Quotations

+ No. sort white, Slb7. No 9 west-
rrn white, sl,b7; No, I hard winter
tlbSi No, northern spring ti,bbj
No. woatcrn white, si,0S; No. bis
blue stem, ti,G2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

flock OF dance numbers
Miss porothca E,chelharger Is
pianist with the Charmed Land Ser,
cnaders.
KJR claims another long-distancc
broadcast record. this time to the
seaplanes 100 miles southwest OF san
Juan. Porto Rico. This reception Is
reported by Glenn Halmar. operator
aboard tho standard OIL tanker 'Lu
brico" He says he heard the Seat.
tie station plainly. using u e.tube re-
generative set. May L.
The Russian quintet Is OF the
air again Tuesday evening, play
Ing on the Puget Sound Savings
program from MIR nj $3.50 Rus.
sian composers are fayored In
the list,
The Lewis children. who featured
n radio program not long since, APP
pear again from KFOA az s45 Tues
day There are 10 be concert pieces
by 50 violins. The Miniature quar-.
let and the Lewis Petite Entertain
.rs are featured. Details in the pro-
gram column.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16


A MOTHER collection OF thrreslritcT
a vo,ts And ON. with .iryspt
HORIZONTAL
1 TooR orr cream
no Increase.
II Horn
~ Upwfpe instrument
ia EnFlnS or var
10. yrlia,y uaWalian bifd
IL 10 sunbufn.
20. Hebrew nams Tor Dsity
81. slight FLAP.
90 N..stty. .1ysrttst .s,tfsf-
ri 10 paddle
20. Rcvrrsntiai fear.
81. Distant.
90 'rsirpFaobs
ST 10 employ
81. Twiiching
80 Cluster uf flbrrH in wool staple.
30 HiFh mountain
gs. HALF an rm
40 To capture,
~ EhlHrhuod
-. To exist
"a. Squirrel food
~, yellow matter
5p, Burden
sz, Due reward
81 Insect
", To make n saluthliuu.
1916 bryUuF~l
1911 Harbour
81 Exclamation u surprise
90 Six plus four
E2. Atmosphere
.sl. Upon.
80, Thick shrub
sG. Tests
%. Concealed
40. Native name OF Persia.
3s. Peak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
OTHER STATIONS

hfo ttas. Han Frsncisco---T. orchestral
Z. concert. D. orchestra 10. orchestra
KIN 5000. oakiAnd-s. feature pro-
gram; ISIS. Joseph Carney. composer
10. orchestra,
kGo tasD, oaElsnd--7, news; siion;
night.
XII ttsTl, Los Angeles 80, dinner
dance :. music, .. program 10. Patrick.
MarsA orchestra.
XIII Ho5l, los Angeles lecture on
Tho Eyes" sac and S;lo. programs
1880 HirkmanH orchestra
KIM t5sD. Hollywood. orchestra
Z and .. programs
KGw dpD, Portiand--s. eoueyrt: 10.
concert.
KoA t323), Dcnver-Tiio. two ons.aet
plays. music; ,. dance music
wCCO an, Twin Crtiss-s:50. dance
pregnant p'50. organ recital
voc BsiD. Davenport. musical pro-
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO, Juno TO-, Cash wheat No
rcd, ilsGN, No. rod, il,s2M Mo, 4
hard, ti,6ihul.esi No. 0 hard, tios
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
WEDNESDAY
NTArTIT NTATInNa

KTCL tsosl-i. transportation club
program; ,. Alaska weekly ulgat
kFoA $50, Rhodes stare--i;iEo Rot
ary club lunch lunch (. HOFFMAN, nrehss-
ira; 3. Dinner concert. s.ts. Hopper ksi.
~ program. sac studio program.
MIR lasb. ~ W. Radio Service ca
isiab. markets l. musicale! i.1e music
Talk. g. thsatcrs Slgo. studio program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
more PROGRAMS
ARE BILLED
SerenaderS and Quintet on
Seattle Lists

UNuE Charmed Land ScrcuadcrS a
L favoutc radio musical orgauiza-
ZION. will play sg1in ON a Sears Roe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

20. 10 help.
"a H0plisrr,
% breed Or domestic pigeons,
a. Jewel
a.. To allow.
~ Omnibus
80. place tu take a bath
a. Ilrld
g. Knot ~ ribbon
80 10 discharge a debt
o. bfuukHrd
90 Quarrel ~ national importance.
80. To eutanElss
o. Twice.
3d. Formerly beast ~ burden
~ Woody surface Of cloth
o. Science.
% LubricutUr
20. Platform in lecture room
o. NrlthFTa wife
Gs To finish
CO. Cavity.
~ Tennis fence
a. FuFioun
40 Second note Ia scale
lTT Father
THE ANSWER 10 MONDAYS
PUZZLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

WusuIATIEB ans blood dlFordrrs
cured " p Seymour 1911 Arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
POULTRY M AR 7
Is LOWER

EEEs arc higher and poultry is
quoted somewhat lower Tuesday,
Eggs are selling at CSC and 1he
buying price is 3ac Prices OF all
poultry iE shaded from ono TO two
cents per pound.
Butter ia reported firm with sup
plies scarce.
MItR AND CREAM
Quotations by MIX Distributors Assn.
Milk-cwt.. fob Seattle supply AGO
r. o. u, condensory iEb
Sweet Cream, { o, b. station. 90
BUTTER AND CHEESE
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
Country creamery. .I'ras... .ss0 "a
Local prints, wrapped .,..... as
Choese-Tliiamook rriplets -. "a
Wash. TripIetS ..,......, .2iia
Buttcrfat--
grade, Seattle delivery N
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Quotations by Ferry Bros.
rrices raid shippers. City delivery.
EGGS
frice- In country. cases returned &c tess.
Extra or white shell. cases retd ga
FirHtH or mixed colors . 40
fullcih, cases rctd .s.,.,...... rs
Prices Paid Wholesaler,
Extras white shell ......... as
FirEts or mixed colora .,,.... as
Standard pullotH ,.t.....,.. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
PERSONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE
Parties having any Burhur Hnruri-
ties ar Olympic Hotel bonds, cHn
learn something 90 their financial
advantage by addressing Z. Sc
attic star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

AN advertising agency Us in the
market for two experienced con-
tact representatives who are ca
pablc statesmen Of proven ability,
Must travel. Write for appoint
ment F-6, The star.
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TnNERAL NOTICES

bH hEgrF Suite 900 rautaF~
wamanr aIfmsnf d.-arde
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TRANSIENT RATES
Classified Advertising
Rates

count SIX words 20 the L'ns)
One line or MORE insertion
20 Cents Per Line.
One line or mofs==3 insertions
rs Cents Per Line.
Ono line or MORE insertions
10 Cents Per Line.
Male and Female Help wanted
and Male and Female Situations
rate per line ....ssst.sl 10 cents
ALL CLASSIFIED ADyEltIiElkl
COMING FROM OUT or TIL
STATE or WABHISGTOS CObIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
II Statesmen WANTED

SALES MANAGER wanted. 4 new
corporation is i'm the market for
an experienced promotion man
nger, who can furnish ample
proof OF his past success in hand
ling bona fide Industrial enter
prises Write for appointment,
X G Newsletter. Olympic Hotel.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
SHOEAND GLASSES
 KEY ID SOLUTION
Gary Murder Mystery Still Far
 From Solution

Gary Indiana, April 29.---A pair of eyeglasses for middle-agsd man and womun's grey suede left shoe were keys held today by authorities Investigating tho death of tho un- identified girl whose dismembored burned and bullot-riddled body was found Sunday near chosterton, In diana.
 A possibility that solution of the mystery hinged entirely on the eye glasses, like that of the staying of Bobby Franks by Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb was considered by officials in conference last night.
 Tho shoe, with one strap burned oft was found by q police dog about 300 feet from the spot where the body was discovered. The dog fol- lowed trail to small lake in q swamp short distance away where, authorities believed, the missing legs and right arm of the girl might be found when the lake is pumped dry.
 Tracing of dental work on tho girls teeth was started when d chart of her mouth was made.
 An incomplete identification of the body as that of tho wife of q Gary railroad employe was upset when it was learned that letter was re- cetved from her from Farina, Ili- nois, Monday. Her husband who had been held for questioning was released.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
SAFETY CAMPAIGN
IS Pod Cent Reduction in Crossing Tragedies in Chicago District as Result Last summer.

Chicago. April Pointing to n reduction of fifteen per cent in the number of deaths In grade crossing accidents during the period of Inst summers safety campaign, the safety section of the American Rail- way association adopted plans at It's meeting here today for an intonsi. he'd campaign of cautlonng motor- ists this year.
 ! Tho campaign will ho pressed during the four months from June to September 90, tho period of heaviest motor traffic, through the medium of tho radio. warning post CTS and public meetings, with the enlisted support of national and local safety organizations. A poster depicting a crossing smash, with the slogan Think, DriveE Think" will be displayed throughoutthe country.
 The railway Safety planners point cd 10 record of progressive re- duction in the number of grada crossing casualties in proportion to the number of motor vehicles for the last four years as the result of safety campaigns. ,n
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
Druggists All Over Are
 Boosting for Nox-Ri-Tis

New Britain - "Nothing equals NOA-Rl-T1S for rheumatism, is our hrm belief. All who have used it say that it has no equal in the treatment of rheumatic conditions. Our records show a wonderful in- crease in sales since we started handling it."-Miller-Hanson.
 New Haven, Conn. - Never handled a medicine which sold as fast as NOX-RI-TIS has. It makes friends wherever used. We are thoroughly convinced of its merits in the treatment of rheumqtism. - Fahy-Nolan Drug.
 Nashua, N. H.-"We have never sold d remedy that gave the satis- faction that NON-R1-TIS has for rheumatism. Not one complaint from single customer Last We'd nesday we sold 52 packages in. six hours time. A record never before achieved hy any medicine concern" Nashua Pharmacy Company
 Waterbury. Conn. n.-"NOX-RI-TIS is the greatest seller we have ever handled, and the results are won derful." ."-Apothccarics Hall Co.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
EXPLORERS READY FOR
 ASSAULT ON MOUNTAIN
Base For Supplies in Attempt on Mount Logan Is Established
 Capt. Mccarthy Says.

Vancouver E. C., April 29.-In a telegram to the Vancouver Daily Province today, Captain A. II. Me- cathy, who Is to direct an expedi- tion which is to try to climb Mount Logan, an unscalcd peak in the Yu- kon,, l9,0O0 feet high, said that an advance party which he is heading has succeeded in accomplishing what we set out to do after seventy days ccasoless work"
 The message, dated Mccarthy, Alaska, read in part:
 The advance party that has been establishing supply bases along the route for the Mount Logan expedl- ton, returned here Monday. We had three dog teams with us.
 Tt was necessary to work in re- lays a sixzhorse team bobslcd, cov- ering 490 miles. and then three dog teams making the 95O-mile stretch all over rough,- broken terrain, very difficult to travel, with deep snow and bad ice in places, and terrific cold at all times. On the way back we rars into a spring break-up which inspeded our pro- gress to some extent.
 We left with 17.00O pounds of feed and other supplies. All caches were successfully made"
 Eleven members of the expedition are to leave Seattle Sunday for Cor doVa, Alaska, whence they are to proceed to a base camp on a north orn glacier of Mount Logan.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
THUNDERSTORM TR!|l ANNOUNCES CHANCE
Business Causes 'CeIliSt to Re-
 siSn--Nex One Engaged

1 The MendelsSohn Trio. the widely
 known chamber music organization
 Of this city, which has been regard ! ed as enc of the finest bodies of it's End in the state. is to un1,rco a , cEang', according 10 a sSAtcr,ent Nradc by Th'ro1 W. Hart. it's r.an- , i8t and leader. Henry G. Schauffley l 'ccllfst. has resigned. due to in- creased demands of private Duaiacss, which will take up so much of his time in the future that he deemed 1t
 wise tG fo@feO tie cXactirs of tc- longing D the t.io any Iorsrr. Mr Schaufl2' i'cin;,y went into bust ness, purchasing manufacturing enterprise.
 Mr. Hart declared that Roy 4ut- tie of Hartford. 'eellist. would fill the vacancy. M". Futile recently played at Center Consre gational church and is regarded as high caliber player who is fully capable of meeting the artistic exactions en- tailed upon membership in the trio. The other member remains, Herbert F. Anderson, who is regarded as the star violinist of the city.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
TO PRESENT TWO PLAYS.

The final dress rchcarsals fo, Doris and the Dinosaur" and "Cin'mburs", which will be present. ed in the First Congregational church chapel Friday night by the Young Peoples society of that church, will be held tonight. Mrs. Samuel McCutcheon is directing the plays. "Cin'm buns one-act com edy, has a cast of four, Miss Helena Doanc, Miss Gertrude Gibney, Fred eric Lockwood and Leon Bradley. The cast of Doris and the Dino- saur," two-act comedy, comprises Miss Irene Haigis, Miss Elizabeth Fox, Miss Marjorie Gibncy. Miss Florence Tomkins, Gustaye Carlson, WiImer Barnes, and Ifcrmct Parker. The society orchestra, led by Miss Nancy Doano, win furnish music be- tween the acts.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
.HINDENRURG GETS
 MANY GREETINGS
Congratulations From All Sec.
 tionS of Universe
By The Associated Press.

' Hanover, Germany, April D. { Crowned heads, doposcd rulers, Ger man clubs from Buenos Aires to Constantinople, from San Francisco to .Helsingfors, and generals who fought under Field Marshal von Hindenburg are all joining In de- luging the president elect with con- gratulatory messages. ]. "God has helped" tclcgraphs Queen Victoria of Sweden who comes from the former reigning house of Baden.
 Among the former rulers of Ger man states who have expressed their feicitations are the I.andgravcs of Hesse, Grand Duke Frederick Aug ust of Oldenburg, Duchess Paul Freidrich of Mecklenburg, Princess Adelaide of Sake Meiningen, and Prince Rudolph of Lippe.
 General von Gallwitz rejoices that he is 'once again able to cry 'hur- rah'." General Huiler, in the name of the federation of German officers, implores Heavens aid for the field marshal. Count von de Goltz felici- tates him in the name of the pa- triotic societies in Germany.
 German societies in Buenos Aires, Havana. Madrid, London, Helsing- fors, Riga, San Francisco, New York. Rio Janeiro, Budapest. Vienna and Constantinople vic with the military attaches in Berlin of Spain, Peru,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
NOTE WHAT PEOPLE HERE IN NEW BRITAIN AND CONN. HAVE TO SAY ABOUT NOX-RI-TE

New Britain-"I am free from rheumatism since taking NOX-RI- TIs."-Amandus Johnson.
 'I sure can recommend NOx-RI- ITS as the only rheumatism medl. cine. It fixed me up in fine shape" -J' r. Desrosius. ,s6s Main street.
 "NON-RI-TIs has driven out all signs otSneuritis and 1umbago."- Mrs. E. Olson, 2S Church street
 Nothing ever touched my rheu- matism until took NOX-RI-TIs." Mrs, Robinson, Sexton street. Q "Tsere isn't any medicine like NOA-RI-TIS for rheumatism" - Daniel Grove.