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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-12
KEARNS EXPLODES.

Jack Kearns, who is manager Of
Dempsey, according to his own view,
and who has nothing to say about
Dempsey's affairs, in the opinion of
the champion, exploded once yesterday
and threatened to 90 so again Friday.
"l'll have plenty to say to the box
ing commission" was the promise Of
the man who guided Dempsey through
his important battles, declaring that
he would sign Dempsey to fight Wills
and Mickey Walker TO defend his well
tcrweight championship against Dave
Shade.
These forecasts threatened to touch
off a counter bomb in California.
Dempsey, nettled by the action of the
New York board in declaring him in
eligible for denying the Wills nego-
tiations, has stricken New York state
off the list as a possible scene for
the defense of his title.
He also has rejected Kearns. Since
the latter still holds a contract as the
champions manager, prospect of
throwing the situation into q COM
plete tumble doomed as an almost GER
tain outcome of fulfillment of Kearn's
promise.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-16

procedimiento de anklisis MIS-
LEADING. A la p&gina 462 en-
pieza ell estudio del disponiendose
y termina a mitad de la pagina 46S,
y despues a la pagina 464 IS que
viene a hablar de la Ultima parte
del disponiendose. Es decir: que
atendida esta Ultima parte, en- abs
tracto, es facil colegir que la legis-
latura int sntara permitir a ejercer
a cualquiera persona, sin titulo nj
requisite alguno, por cinco amos;
pero estudiando toda la seccion en-
mendada en- la que est& Ell dispo
niendose, entonces es facil concluir
que este no puede aplicarse otras
personas cue las ia enumeradas en-
Ell mismo en- So primera parte, o
sea: a los medicos, medicos oste6-
patas cirujanos, los cuales, por
raz6n de tener certificado, estaban
exentos por ell estatuto. Las otras
personas a que Sc refiere el dispo-
niendose en- su ssgunda parte, que
no tengan el certihcado de la Junta
de Medicos Examinadores, no pue-
den ser otras que los graduados de
un colegio de medicina institu-
cf0n bien acr sditada
FL acusado en- este case ha trata-
do de demostrar con testigos haber
atendido y cTado ciertos casos en-
Ell periodic de tempo comprendi-
do desde 1904 a 1906, para
establecer una practica de medicina
por mas do cinco amos con ante
Iioridad a 1911. Pero esta corte en-
tiende que el acusado no puede
traer en- computation de tempo una
rractica anterior a los cinco amos
oxactos con anterioridad al de
narzo de 1911, porque esa practica
era Illegal, no teniendo diploma nj
certifcado debidamente expedido de
acnerdo con la Jsy de 1908 FL he
clio de que ell acusado no pueda
ser persegmdo por haber practica-
40 la profession ilegalmente para esa
fecha, por la prescription del dali
TO, no lie obsta a esta corte para
inzgar dicha practica Illegal y no
tenerla en- cuenta en- la computa-
eion del tempo.
PoR LAS RAZoNES ExPUES-
TAs, estima esta eorte qne Ell acu-
sado es culpable de la infracci6n
por que Sc lie denuncia, y Sc lie con-
dena a pagar una multa de GIN
cUENTA DOLLARS un dia de
eareel por cada dollar que dsje de
satisfaeer, y las costas.
Humacao, P. r., a de febrero
de 1925.
PABLO BERGA.
Juez del Distrito.
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Ell sensational informe.....

ide la tuberfa no ha podido des-
arrollar las obras en- la forma pre-
vista en- ell phego de condiciones.
La segunda ha sido que no ha.
h1endo celebrado en- su oportunidad
convenios con los propietarios Gu
yos terrenos ha de atravesar "a
tuberia Sc han despertado entire a.,
gnnos de ellos, no todos, pues mu
chos dan paso gratuitamente, pre-
tensiones inadmisibles.
La tercera es que no habiendose
pedido las llaves de paso y de
descarga Ell contratista no puede
seguir un trabajo continue en- La
colocaci6n de la tuberfa nj hacer
Las pruebas parciales de La misma
de I'm modo conveniente
Todo clio ha dado lugar o que
el contratista suspenda las obras y
ptda las rescision de su contrato.
Esta es question que tengo en- es-
tudio; pero a primera vista me pa
rece que La rescisi6n no ha de ser
perjudicial a los intereses del pro
comdn.
Dado 10 que precede Sc haee d.
ffcil dar una cifra que tenga a1go
de exacta para los gastos que que
dan por hacer en- esta partida; asi
es que aproximadamente puede po-
nerse para ella La cantidad de
100000 en- vez de S925,o0 que
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da de 1919, IS que tai veg podria ser
inteEpretada en- el ssntido de exigir
. uR aensado en- Ia posici6n en- que
estA el apelante, que pruebe IN do
bic pericdo de ttsmpo do practica
eonstante, o sea eineo amos con ante
EieTidad al 1919. PerO aGn asi, ell
aeusado en- este case puede ser que
POT easualidad, mas que por haberlo
h1eho expTesamente, ha cumplido con
ese requisite. FL propio Pueblo de
Puerto Rico habia utilizado los SER
vieios de Rodriguez Alberty como
peTito medieo en- eausas eriminales.
Ia el eitado easO dc Ell PUEBLO
W RODRIGUEZ AI4BERTY, ell Trt-
bnnRl Supreme tTanscribs en- su de.
cisi6n paTte de Ia opinion del Attor.
ney General. Foster v. Brown, emf
tida el % de JUNO de 1911, o sea tres
meses despuSs de haber empezado
FegiF Ia ley de dieho aho. Esta corte
Ia estudiado tambi6n euidadosamen
q tOda esa opinion y eneuentra que
a6n el mismo Attorney General re-
eonOee cue los 1nieos que pueden
pEaetieaF Ia medieina en- Puerto Ri
co eTan los graduates de una es-
enela a. medieina. Dice el Attorney
oensFal g Opinions Of the Attor-
neg General 465, 1861 luna per-
soma cue tiene una praetiea estable-
eida como m6dieo 0 eirujano no es-
a IPso FAcTo e1nto del cum
piimi snt0 de Ia subsiguiente legis-
lacion cue le exige cnmplir con
eiertOs requisites razonables con
respeet0 = las condolences. Las le-
yes de msdieina, sin embargo, con
nueha fEeeneneia eximen de su cum
Timiento = aquellos que han prae-
tleado en- los RstAdOs por eiertO
peTiodo de tempo con anterioridad
n sa aDE0haeien, y tai disposition
legal no es antieonstitnciOnal por Ell
I rfGndamsnto de establscer priVlle
gios. pero esta exenci6n Sc IA re-
suelto que es applicable sOlamente a
sqntlios cuya pTAetiea anterior era
legal " 81 ESQ dice el Attorney Ge-
neral en- sn eonsulta sobre el dis
ponisndose de 1911, preguntamos
n0notEos; cue quiere dseir dieha
fEase; "PeFo esta exenei6n es aph-
cable solaments a aquellos cuya
pIAetiea anterior era legal7'' Pues
que e. solamsnte APPLICABLE a los
Eatdieos cue prevee Ia Ley de 1908,
graduates de una eseuela de medi-
Gina institution bien aereditada.
~ Attorney 0en'ral en- Ia opinion
ameEitada 81 estudlar Ia seecion 3.
ssg6R fus enmendada en- 1911, haee
un estndio pOT separado del DIsPo-
SIEHDosE, 10 eual, sin qnerer. 10
ha dssviado de su vsrdadera inter
pEstaeion y aleanee. debido a un
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k1ohtlmma sion dn tA iiA6. -
mAs taF4s ese.arselds En- "a iey ds
1919 pogqus esa iaguna debs ser
enhlefta per los tribanales ~ IN
fsrpsstaF en- eonlnnto toaa IA le-
gialae.Gn sohgs la mateIia en- ave
riguae.6E del sspiFitn al isgisla'
dor.
III arasado ca este ease haee
ErAn hineaplA eh - defensa' en- e.
Tefsf!d0 case dc FL PUEBLO vs..
RODRIGUEZ ALBEkTY Esta
mlsma oplnl6a del Tribunal snpEe
mo. de una man "a lndireeta. nos
a. la Faz6n ea fod0 enanto hsnos
xsnlds aEgnMeEtanao Dice el TIL
bnnal aupTemo. per boca del Jaez
Asoesado 6F. Hntehlson; ''FeEo 81
q apslante fue eKpresaments autoEi'
aado per Ia legislature en 81 ano
1911. eftaba tan sdebldameEte an-
tsElEado para eleFeeE Ia aedielnA
eorno e2aigus q gTaauaao de una
univeFsidad aefeditadA enc se hn-
here sonefido q eEamen pog re-
eibide aa esrtlGeado Ge d luhta De
iafaieos examlmaaoEss ~ cue Sc
ealeFs deer con esto7 Qne q TFibn'
ual alpFem0 Feeoncee gae Jos me
cleos gns esntsmp.a d estatuto de
1911 H9l los gEadnados De ana una-
sersi4ad aeEeaitada cue no habien-
dose aenetldo a exam para IA OBJ
teneien ds una. esFtlhe2do por Ia
Junta &C. Msaieos EKaminad0ges
lubleEtn sleFeid0 IA profession per
"a psF.eGa Gs einco aAos
Va qns hemos mencignado el caso
&c FL PUEBLO ~. RODRIGUEZ
ALbEETY dsbsnoa dselg cue o. qae
nes oeuga e. eifsgsnte. p0rgue en-
aguei 81 aeusado sTa a la feeha de
IA alsgada eomisl6n del aellto. 20 de
oetubTs Dc 1924 al paEeesF. an sra.
anado q aedleina ae Ia unlveFzidad
De AebEaaka dssde 81 aAe 1914. y por
tanto eobliado por II eKespelsn g.
tAbleeida en Is snmiendA de 1919. y
sne tambisn 81 Tnbanai snpFomo en
hn decision 10 fs0oEoes Al declFs ''Lo
nAs cue Paeds dseiFss Dc Ia enmisR.
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Continuation de la pag. q


tista pedir aumento do precio 0
a rescindir Ell contrato. Hay que
tener en- cuenta la clase de terreno
en- que estas zanjas van 6 abi'rse.
No hay mas que recorrer la carre-
terra constrrlda para yer los de-
rrumbes que en- las excavaciones Sc
producer, y que 10 mismo Sc pro-
duciran en- las zanjas que Sc abran
para colocaci6n de la tuberla, con
gravfsimo riesgo para los trabaja-
dores que en- ella Sc encuentran.
GEstar& dispuesto Ell contratista a
gastar en- estribaciones de esas 2an
jas una cantidad no menor de
treinta d6lares por metro lincal de
zanja? No hay contrsto que pueda
obligar a nadie a ejecutar obras
practicamente irrealizables.
Pero supongamos abiertas is
zanjas, y veamos como Sc las ARE
CLARA ell contratista para neVar los
tubos hoy depositados en- Ia carre-
terra a las zanjas abiertas en- la
margen opuesta del RIO Bayam6n
en- aquellos trayectos en- que la tu-
IBERIA cruza este rio. Es cierto
que Ell contrato estipula un "fres
haul" de 900 metros; pero desde
luego Sc entiende que ese avrastre
ha de hacerse por algdn camino y
no subiendo y bajando riscos y
cruzando Ell RIO. Esa es otra piler-
ia alberta para que el contratista Sc
siente a pedir.
La longitud de tuberia sobre apo
yos de hormig6n reforzado da lu-
gar un volumen de hormigon que
excede con creces al presupuesto
con un aumento del 20 por ciento
v este daria lugar tanbi6n a re-
clamaciones del contratista.
Sc We, pues, que razones tecnica'
y eeon6micas obhgan estudlar
un nuevo trazado para La tuberia
de condici6n de las aglas desde
la presa a la Planta de Filtraci6n
v 81 ese estudio no esta va ha-
ciendose hay que atribuirlo la
falta de recursos disponibles que
no me permite tomar Ell personal
auxihar necesario.
FL terreno esta indicando que ese
trazado debe desarrollarse por la
margen opuesta a la que hoy Sc
sigue cruzando una s6la vez el
rio. Unicamente la obsesi6n de ha-
Ger servir la carretera para aigo
ha podido obligar ell trazado q Sc
guir la margen izquierda en- veg
de la derecha miranda aguas arri-
ba.
Esta es la primera csusa por la
que Ell contratista de la colocaci6r
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EL GENERAL DABAN IA
MUERTO

MADRID. febrero "a. OUnited
Pressl III General DabGn. qulsn
figure "a q primer Direetorio Mi-
liiar. ha muerto en un ace .dente.
ocurFido fn Andaluela.
ultimamente. re- han reeibido
detalles del desgraciad0 aeeiden-
e qse priv5 de "a vida ~ disiin-
guido m.lltar espahol los mfdl-
eos que practleaFea = autopsia
del eadaver. deelaran. qae ID muer-
te prohablsmente se deti6 q un
aecidente puFamente casual, ya
que 81 dlapararse Ia pistoia que
tratata De meter en la funda. Ia
haia d. entF6 por la frente. sa-
liendo por deiFas de "a oreia. ~
eadAveF Zoe trasiadado . AndnlaF,
donds Il pueblo en masa salio q
lf ealle para trlbstar su posiFer
homenale al pundonoFass mililaF
"a tntierro se efeetuara en el
dia De- hoy
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decfa mi carta de julio 10.
Pero no termilare sin advertir
que en- esa cifra va comprendida Ia
construction de un camino afirma.
do para arrastre, colocaci6n ins.
pecci6n Gle la tuberia.
E.-coNsTRUcCIoN DE Los
DEPosITos DE HoRMIGoN PA
RA Aqua FILTRADA Y DE LA
PLANTA DE F1LTRAcIoN Y PU
RIFTCACIoN.
Estas obras slguen su curse nor.
NAL y Las obras adicionales ex-
traordinarias no excederan en- mu.
cho al 20 por ciento del importe del
ccntrato.
F.-PEEsA DE HoRM1coN.
Esta obra eSta contratada en-
$63,372 Y con arreglo al pliego de
condolences ha debido estar termi~
NADIA en-
Al to1nar possession de este cargo
hice una vista al sitio de empla-
samiento de Ia presa, y me asalt6
la duda de 81 podria con esa suma
construirse la obra. Despu6s hice
practicar Ell replanteo de ella, y
pude convencerme de que e1 volu-
men de hornig6n serfa mucho ma
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yor de 10 que dice ell presupuesto.
Pnde apreciar tambien ell costo
grande que ha de tener el contra
tista para prepararse un sitio dom
de acopiar los matertales para lle-
var los trabajos con la rapidez
que Sc debe exigir en- obras de es-
ia indole. Tambien me df cuenta
de que no hay en- todos aquellos
contornos arena de rio para los
hormigones, 10 que habria de tradu
cirse en- un exceso de gastos para
Ell contratista.
Por altimo siempre crei, 81 no abb
solutamente necesario, al menos
muy conveniente elevar 1a altura
de las aguas repEesadas a 8mO0 en-
vez de 6mO0 que es la proyectada.
Desde luego, habria que modif-
car completamente Ell proyecto, y
tengo los calculos prelininares dc
una preSa en- arco de circulo de
radio de so metros y altura de 8m
que d& un volumen de hormig6n
que es nenos de la tercera parte
del que ibamos a gastar. va he in.
dicedo al contratista Ia convenien.
Ella de una rescisi6n del contrato.
Pcdemos calcu!ar para esta
obra s65, 10000.
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n. CIEMTNTEL CONFERENCIi
COS NT0s PfRsONa5Es
FgNaNCfiROS

PARIS fehrHp i5- fCails fran
ofsb Al Ciemrufei gainisfro d.
Finankna a. Fnanria. De- iutiiado
3 un Fesia aimufFss. cau "a fn a.
earuhiar lmpffslanfs s'thfe "a mo-
uFnis Is.iii.eo laas cuimanaafs las
deudas de Enrrra ae la nafi6u. q
ios aiios fnanurrss q tanqueFos.
aal oome tamiafl seuadeEes Aiiiies.
iAerfdK. iirrfnenfr Cheron 3 Don
user. al aamo famlien . hsa aipu.
fados Aufioi tinleile s liedeues
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q pANACEA DE SWAMI E

La PANACEA DE SWAIN es
un remedio ensayado y victorioso
para curar las Intermediates de La
Sangre en- cualquier perfodo, Ulce-
ras Arraigadas, Manchas en- Ia SAM
gre Heredadas, Dolencias Cr6nicas
de los Huesos. Es una medicina po-
tente, poseyendo un dominic ma
ravilloso sobre estas enfermedades
tan destructivas. Purifica la sangre
pobre y corrompida y restablece su
frerza y calidad primitivas. La Pa
NACEA DE SWAIN ha hecho una
gran obra para la humanidad. Ha
testaurado la salud de innumera-
o'es millares de pacientes que ca
ii habian perdido la esperana. De
venta en- las farmacias y drogue-
rios
I,xk
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Gcoutlunael6n D. Ia pas. -
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
STUDY PROBLEMS
 OF COUNTRY LIFE
Schools Treating Of Rural Re
 ligiouS Life to Be Formed

Chicago, III. April 15.-Summer schools treating particularly with the rural religious problems will be held in not less than eight university or college ccnters this year under the direction of the national council of the Episcopal church, according to an announcement received here.
 The denomination heretofore has concentrated on its conference at the University of Wisconsin, This sum- mer these additional schools will be held:
 Cornell University, Ithaca, N. T., July G-17.
 Rural Pastors School, Estes Park, Colo, July l5-95.
 Lancaster Theological Seminary, Lancaster. Pa, July 6-17.
 University of Wisconsin. Madison, June 30-July 10.
 Auburn Theological Seminary, Au- burn, N. r., July G-23.
 Michigan Agricultural College, East Lansing, July 20-S0.
 Ohio State University, Columbus, June l5-July ?.
 Kansas Agricultural College, Man hattan, July 7-14.
 The courses deal with rural sociol- ogy, rural economics, community survey, community leadership, re- creation and similar topics. They are jnterdenominational.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
CIVIL SUITS RECORDED

Percy B. Goodale of Newing'on bas heen sued by two lumber com nonies for amounts totalling s2'ooo' The New Britain Lumber Co.,, claims sI7oo damages and the Bristol Lum- ,cr Co. seeks $500. Both write were issued by Donald Gaffney and serv- ed by Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Hor. Q. . witz, They are returnable in the city court the fourth Monday or April. os sued for $125 for personal services bv Judge Edward NJ. Yeomans, for- mcrly referee in bankruptcy. Hun porford & Saxe are acting for Yeo- mans Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz served the papers, which are returnable in the city court Of Hartford the first Monday of May
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
Given 40 Yr. Sentence
 On Strength of Evidence

Washington, April l5. -- The 4O- year sentence imposed by a military court at Honolulu on Private Paul M Couch, Fist infantry, was based on evidence that he had enlisted with the purpose of fomenting revo- lution both in the garrison and among the civil population in Hawaii.
 A summary Of the evidence re- ceived today at the war department indicates, officers said, that both Couch and Private Walter Nj. Trum- bull, also convicted for circulating communist propaganda, but tried by another court, were concerned in plotting against the government be- fore they wont to Hawaii.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
AIRPLANE SAID ID
 BE MORE POWERFUL
Succeeds in SilenCins Artillery
 in Army Tests

San Antonio Tex April 16.-Thc San Antonio Express said today an airplano machine gun and bombing attack was more successful in sienc- ing an enemy battery than was the fire 0! artillery in a test at Camp GllIls to determine which is the "auker method.
 nummy artillery batteries were p5rcl anl airp'ane rcconnaissances male to fnd them, The co-ordinates were rldiocast 10 the ground forces and to the third attack group at Kelly field immediately preceding the attack. Artillery fire was dt- rrctcd by an observation plane from tho second division air service.
 Two flights against four dummy batteries were made by the air squadron. The first two ships car ricd four machine guns each and fired 900 rounds at approximately l.5OO yards range, acting as a sup port for the bombers which fol- lowed. and their machine gun fire permitting close approach of the bombers
 The three bombing planes each carried six 25-pound bombs which were dropped on the four enemy bat tcries Direct hits were made on two of them and a third was effectively prevented from further action with the fourth badly crippled.
 The artillery fired 2S shots, ac- rording to their report, and one gun out of four was silcnced with 19 of 'ho personnel killed, theoretically, ,uys the newspaper. Only one salvo
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
Suggests Dollar Line
 Purchase Own Ships

Washington, April 15.-A sugges- ton that the Dollar interests be re- ouired to purchase the vessels they now are operating for the shipping board was made to President Cool idge today by Senator McNary' re- publican, Oregon.
 If this should be done Senator Me- Nary is of the opinion that there would be removed much of the basis for criticism of the action of the board of selling to the Dollar inter- csts the five president type ships operated now by a competitor. the Pacific Mail Steamship company.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
Purdy Not Guilty, Is
 Oklahoma Jury Verdict

Tulsa, Okla. April 15. -- Eugene Purdy was found not guilty of the murder of F. $. Hutchison, wealthy Tulsa lumber dealer by jury to- day.
 The jury returned a verdict at $50 a. m. after dellberating for nearly 13 hours.
 Purdy shot and killed Hutchison in Tulsa the night of January IS. 1925, He broke up my home and stole my child" Purdy told county officials immediately after the killing when he surrendered, His defense against a charge of murder in the first degree was insanity,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
Man on Running Board
 Of .uto Struck, May Die

Windsor. Conn. April 15.-Peter La asalle. of Hartford, was probably fatally injured last night in an auto mobile accident at Windsor Center. He was riding on the running board of A car owned by Wm. c. Hazard Of Hartford and operated by David Master of that city. The car IS sald to have sideswiped truck standing by the side of the road and l-aSalie was caught between the two machines. He was thrown to the ,rrourd and his skull fractured.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
SOUTHINGTON NEWS .

Tho Southington Business Mems association and the southington club held successful joint banquet in the town hall last evening. M. w. Riley a representative of the Amer icanIzation department of the Met ropolitan Life Insurance Co.,. was the principal speaker, while five acts of vaudeville and an orchestra provided entertainment for tho large number who attended,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
Notorious Filipino Is
 Sent to Prison for Life

By The Associated Press.
 Manila. April 15.-Datu Santiago most notorious of Moro outlaws of recent years, yesterday was sentenc- cd to life imprisonment for murder.
 Twenty-six of his followers were sentenced to 17 years Imprisonment each.
 Datu Santiago was charged with responsibility for the killing of lieutenant of the Philippine consta- buIary. a Filipino teacher and three other persons in Lanao province nearly two years ago.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
One Killed. F Hurt as
 Gas Tank Blows Up

Worcester, Mass, April b. Cloarence Oborg. 20, an employe of the Standard Oil Company died at the City hospital at 1 o'clock yester- day morning from injuries sustained late Monday when a 500 gallon gas oline tank which was being removed from pit exploded, breaking his ankles and causing internal injuries, Twelve others injuried in the eXplo- sion were reported resting comfort ably. State and local police will join in an investigation today.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
THE GREAT DIVIDE" COMING

1.-The Great Divide,7 Reginald Rarkers screen version of the fam ous American play by William Vaughn Moody, will come to the Capitol theater next week. The role of stephen Ghent will be played by Conway Tearle, while Alice Terry will appear as the New England girl Ruth Jordon. Others in the cast include Wallace Beery, ZaSu Pitts. Huntly Gordon, Allan Forrest. George Cooper and Ford Sterling.
 Percy Hilburn. the cameraman, is said to have obtained some eXcep- tional views In the Arizona Painted Desert.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
I. O..O. F. DANCES

Starting Friday evening, April IT, a series of seven dances will be given at Odd Fellows hall. IA Arch street by the l, 0. O. F. entertain ment committee, The opening night the Melody Boys orchestra will play. The committee hopes to bring some of the best orchestras in this part of the state to play at these dances.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
BUILDING STORM CELLARS

West Frankfort, H., April b. While the American Red Cross is carefully collecting data for re- mobilization awards here, nothing de- lays the construction of storm eel lars.
 They have been hastily eXcavated since the disastrous tornado of March IS. The underground abodes are built for rich and poor alike, being bare chambers Of reinforced concrete.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15

and James Butler of Bristol, were married Monday morning at st. Thomas church, Rev. Leo christo- pher performing the ceremony. When they return from their we'd ding trip, Mir, and Mrs. Butler will reside in Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15

Isabella Council, Knights Of Co., lumbus, will meet at the community home this evening and confer the second degree upon a class of candi- dates. Preparations for the exemph- ficatlon of the third degree will be made.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15

Tho borough election next month will be, in all probability, the last in which the Australian ballot will be used here, for the new voting ma chimes are expected to be delivered by August l.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
DOCK STRIKE SETTLED

Rotterdam, April 15.-The strike of Dock Mechanical Workers, called on April s, has been settled. The strikers demanded increased wages and definite arrangement con- corning their holidays.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15

Mir. and Mrs, George P, Langdon of Main street and Clarence Langdon of Berlin avenue left for New York city today. They will sail for Europe for a journey of several months.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-15

A parents and teachers associa- ton will be formed in Milldalo to- morrow afternoon. All mothers and others interested are requested to meet at the Milldale school.