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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
FISHING SCHOONER
BURNS AND SINKS
CREW OF 27 SAFE

Provincetown, Mass, Mar. o.
The entire crew Of q OF the fishing
schooner Emerald, which was burn
ed and sunk after an explosion off
Georges Banks last night, have been
brought here, including the captain,
Lawrence J. Norris of Boston.
Two dories, containing the last
eight men rescued, arrived here to-
night in tow of the schooner Mar
jorie Packard of Boston, which
picked up the boats seven miles
north of Race Point. The other
nineteen men had been brought in
by coastguardsmen from Cape Cod
stations >here they came ashore in
five other dorieS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
FavOrs People
Passing on Oakes-
AnthOine Measure

A majority report Of the Judiciary
committee signed by seven of the
ten committeeman, introduced In the
Senate on Friday, ordered submis-
sion to the people with the initiated
primary. bill the Oakes- -Anthoine bill
as a competing measure. The sign
ers are Sen. Maher and Reps. Oakes,
Wing, Hale, Nichols, Martin and
Holmes.
The report "ought not to pass" on
the Anthoine bill was signed by
Sens. Hinckley and Hussey and Rep.
Hamilton.
Rep. Oakes submitted to the House
a report ought not to pass" on the
Oakes bill, as the measure is covered
by other legislation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
Lewiston Firm
Files Voluntary
Petition Bankruptcy

petition in bankruptcy was filed in
the Federal District Court today by
Nikitas and Arthur kesaris of Lew
iston, doing business as the Maine
Billiard Supply Co. Liabilities of
$152,19 were listed in the partner
ship petition, and there are open
accounts all over Maine where the
firm has sold goods on credit.
Secured claims amount to $4,000,
notes of customers being deposited
with banks which advanced money
on which the business was financed.
Assets of S73.105 are listed, of which
$50,000 is represented by insurance
policies.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
Canned Heat Test
Case Continued
In Portland Court

Portland, Me-, March PA test
case in which Cumberland County
officials seek to ban the manufacture
of canned heat on the ground that it
contains more than the legal con-
tent of alcohol was continued to
Monday after three hour hearing
in the municipal court today. Luigi
Dejulios, Middle Street druggist, is
the respondent. Testimony showed
that he HI d sold 5000 cans since the
first Of the year. State Chemist Ar
thur s. Andrews of Lewiston testified
that the substance has a content of
~ to 7S per cent of grain alcohol and
eight tenths of one per cent of wood
alcohol.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
General Forecast

The disturbance that was over On
tario Thursday night has advanced
to Quebec. Pressure is relatively low
east of New Foundland. 1t is rela-
lively high from Nova Scotia south
ward to Bermuda.
During the last "a hours. showers
and thunderstorms have occurred
quite generally from the Mississippi
valley eastward.
Temperatures have fallen decided
ly over the lower lake region, the
Ohio valley and in the interior of the
middle Atlantic states.
The outlook is for fair weather
Saturday and Sunday in the states
east of the Mississippi river, except
that there will be showers on Satur-
day in New England.
Storm warnings are displayed on
the Atlantic coast from Hatteras to
Eastport.
Advisory storm warnings ordered
10 P. M, New England coast Pro-
vincetown to Eastport. Disturbance
over New Jersey increasing in inten-
sity and moving north h-northeastWard
will cause strong southeast winds
tonight shifting to northwest Satur-
day.
Winds north Of Sandy Hook
Strong southeast shifting to north
west and weather overcast and rainy
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
Cuban Student
At Abbott School
Accidentally Kills Self

Pennington, Me-, March 27-Sexto
Rubialos, student at the Abbott
School, accidentally shot himself
through the head tonight, dying a
short time later. He was alone in
his room when the accident happen
ed. Rubialos was a native of Cuba
He had been prominent in school
activities, including athletics.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
To Dedicate Maine
Bldg. at Springfield
Exposition, Sept. %

The State of Maine building at the
Eastern States Exposition at SPRING
field, Mass, will be dedicated Tues
day, September %. The date was
announced following a conference of
Joshua l.. Brooks of Springfield and
Boothbay Harbor, president Of the
Eastern States Exposition. and Rep
resentative John w. Leland of San
gerville. with Governor Ralph o.
Brewster, yesterday. Appropriate
exercises are being planned in con-
nection with the dedication.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
Supreme Court
Stenographer Dies
At South Portland

Portland, Me-, March 27-Charles
stenographer for about 35 years, died
suddenly of acute indigestion last
night at his newly constructed home
in South Portland. He was stenog-
rapher for Chief Justice Scott Will
son. He also had been engaged in
the typewriter business and was a
pioneer in that line in Maine. He
was 63.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
Solons Face Big Crist
Coming Week; Sine Die
Date Following Week

Jam of Business Does Not Ad-
nit of Adjournment Before
That Time-Printer Points
Out Talk of Delay Due to
His Detection Not Justified
Little Work for Him at
Close Of Weeks Sessions
Big Fight Next Week
Over Anti Aid to Private
Schools and Institutions
Double Sessions in Order
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
Invite Coolidge to
Falmouth Celebration

Portland, Me-. Mar. 27-Old Fai-
mouth Chapter, Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution, voted today to invite
President Calvin Coolidge to attend
on October 19 the observance of the
150th anniversary of the lombard
ment and burning by the British
fleet of Falmouth, of which Portland
was then a part
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
Bath Opera House
Damaged by Fire
Loss About $4,000

Bath, Me-, March 27-The Bath
Opera House on Center street, be-
tween Water and Washington streets
was damaged to the extent Of about
$4,000 early today by fire Of un-
known origin. Because of the rein
forced concrete construction of the
building, which was erected in 1913.
the business section was not ser
iously threatened. The interior was
badly burned. The Maine & New
Hampshire Theatres, Inc, is the
owner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
Two Men Held in
Connection y Poisoning
Ease at Madison

especial to Kennebec JournaD
7 A1Aoison, March 27.-Harry Moran
srrested early this evening in
Aooen' 10 miles from this place, by
cb."y Sheriff Adams after a hard
p...' Ine arrest was made in con-
csss on with the Moulton poisoning
h., moran left town last evening
~ roto Tor North Anson and worked
AZ. I"ooen today. Xavier Morrisette,
eu.I OF this place, was arrested this
c.s. In connection with the same
n. 6oth men have been taken to
] Ia sounty Jail at Skowhegan to await
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
In the House

Following a spirited clash Of arga-
ments Friday morning, the House of
Representatives by vote Of q to
63 accepted the minority report Of
the committee on Education. ought
to pass" on the act to permit chill
dren to be excused from public
schools in order to receive religious
instruction. the bill was given its.
be engrossed.
The ma ajority report of the COM
Continued on Page Col 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
Kicker Resigns as
Director of
Maine Central r. r.

Portland, Me-, Mar. 27-Edward f.
Kicker of Poland Springs, a proml-
nent hotel man, has resigned from
the directorate of the Maine Central
Railroad, of which he has been a
member a score of years, 1t was
learned today. A successor will be
chosen at the annual meeting OF the
stockholders on April Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
THE WEATHER
UNSETTLED

Northern New England-Unsettled
Saturday. probably showers, colder
in New Hampshire and Vermont;
Sunday fair.
Southern New England-Unsettled
Saturday, probably showers in MORN
ing. slightly colder in northeast por-
ton; Sunday fair.
Eastern New York-Fair Satur-
day, slightly colder in extreme south
portion; Sunday fair and warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
Lord Rawlinson,
Noted British General,
Dies in Delhi. India

Delphi, Mar. 2.-General Lord
Rawlinson, commander in chief of
the British forces in Indian, died
tonight.
Lord Rawlinson's term in India
would have expired in November.
His successor, General Sir William
Birdwood, who has just been pro-
NOTED to be a field marshal. was
named by the British war Office on
March 20.
General Rawlinson appeared to be
in excellent health and spirits last
Tuesday. That evening, however, he
was taken i'll suddenly and removed
to a hospital and was operated on
the following day of appendicitis. 1t
is understood the body will be TAX
en- to English for burial.
General Rawlinson reorganized
the Indian army after the war and
brought it to a high state of efficien-
cy. He took keen interest in the
aspirations of political India to
found a national army and encour-
aged as far as possible Indianiza-
ton.
General Lord Henry Rawlinson,
commander in chief Of the British
forces in Indian since 1920, was one
of the best known British generals
during the World war. He was born
February 20. 1864, and was educated
at Sandhurst, entering the army in
1884.
He was given command Of the
fourth corps in October. 1914, and
commanded the fourth British army
during the battle of the Somme. He
achieved important success there and
was promoted to a general in recog-
milton of his services.
General Rawlinson's army played
a prominent part in the storming of
the Hindenburg line and in the sub
sequent victorious advance eastward.
When the British war honors
were distributed General Rawlinson
was raised to the peerage as Baron
Rawlinson of Trent and received a
grant of 10000 pounds sterling. In
the latter part of 1910 he was sent
to north Russia to conduct the with
drawal of the allied troops from
Archangel and Murmansk and on
his return was commander at Alder
shot for a year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Saturday unsettled, probably show
ers in the morning, somewhat cold
er; Sunday fair; fresh to strong
northwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28
Adverse Vote 16 to Z
Comes After Long
Arguments for
and Against -,

T!0use Passes Act Permitting
Children to Be Excused from
School to Receive Religious
InstructiOn-VOte of ga to
63 Comes After Spirited De-
bate-Maher Anti.Aid Re.
solve Passed to Be En-
crossed
Evening star., 1925-04-16
RUMAN|A TACKLES
i. S. DEBT PROBLEM
Envoy to Leave on Mission
Soon, Cabinet Announces
After ParIey.
Br the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
BUCHAREST, Rumania, April 16.-
Details of the debt consolidation ar
ranged last Autumn when Finance
Minister Bratiano visited Paris and
London have never been published in
Bucharest. 1t is understood, however,
that the agreement reached covered
long term funding of the so-called
relief bonds" owing Great Britain
and France, the British dominions and
several European governments, to-
taling approximately S15,000,O00. of
which $12 900, 900 are held by the Brit
iSh.
The bulk of Rumania's debt to the
United States falls within the relief
bond category, but thus far the Ru-
manian government has not offered
serious proposals for a settlement of
the debt Peter Augustus Jay. the
American minister, refuses to discuss
the contents of the latest note from
Washington to the Rumanian govern
ment but it is reported that the
United States demands an immediate
declaration of Rumania's intentions
regarding the American debt.
The cabinet had a long session. after
which the newspapers announced that
Prince Stirbey would leave Rumania
shortly on an important foreign mis-
sion
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Dresses
Downstairs Surprises

rs $3.50 to $4s.5o Paris
Beaded Dresses, of flat crepe
or georgette, in exquisite
straightIine or side drape
models. In all the new high
s h a d es. including peach,
flame, titan, orchid, green,
copen, navy and black. Sizes
for wo m en- and
misses, 16 to ~. -. $3.50
"a s1s.75 to SIS Flannel and
Jersey Sports Frocks, in two
tone stripes and plain colors.
Straiahtiine effects trimmed
with contrasting pipinss and
linen collars and cuffs. Sizes
rs to 40. To clear
quickly S6.75
80 Flannel Sports Frocks that
were SIS and $3.50. Straight
line and two piece models, in
two tone stripes and bright
colors. Short and long
sleeves. In sizes 16
so Flannel and Jersey Frocks
that were sis to $3.50.
Straightiine and two piece
models trimmed with con-
trasting pipings and linen
collars and cuffs. In all the
new high shades.
Clearing at. Sl2.75
JeIleff's Downstairs Shop
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Army Vehicles to Be Painted.

All animal-drawn and motor vehicles
in the military establishment are to
be painted olive drab to harmonic
with the Army field uniform, eX-
cept in the case of fire-fighting ap-
paratus and equipment, which, when
repainting becomes necessary, will be
given one or more coats of red paint
or enamel. Orders to that effect have
Just been issued by Maj. j. L. Hines,
chief of staff of the Army.
Evening star., 1925-04-16

shall be construed to prevent or in
terfere with the laws against unlaw-
full restraints and monopolies, and
asserts that it has not found any
otherwise provision in the act.
THE council also asks Attorney
General Sargent how Attorney Gen
eral Daugherty had any legal right
to advise the former Secretary of
Agriculture that the Armour-Morris
merger was all right If Attorney
General Sargent himself hasn't the
right to act in the matter.
1T also inquiries at what point the
jurisdiction of the Attorney General
was transferred to Mr.. Walter l..
Fisher, and in asking the Attorney
General to move for dissolution Of the
merger states: "A great deal depends
upon the Attorney General"
Evening star., 1925-04-16
RAIDS INTO NICARAGUA
PROTESTED BY U. S.
Action of Honduran Rebels in At
tacks on Civilians Held
Inexcusable.
Rx the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, April
16.-Lawrence Dennis, the American
charge daffaires here, has informally
acquainted the Honduran government
of the grave concern of the American
Government over crimes alleged to
have been committed against civilians
by Honduran revolutionists coming
into the country from Nicaraguan
territory.
Mr.. Dennis is said to have informed
the government that the State De
partment at Washington recognizes
that these incursions indirectly serve
political ends, but that it cannot con-
ceive that such alleged political inten-
tions should excuse common-law
crimes, such as murders and robberies
Evening star., 1925-04-16
MISSES
Ensemble Suits
Will Surprise You!

8 $3.50 Ensemble Suits, in
twill and lorchene with
matching frocks of
fiat crepe. In tiger
eye and navy. &6.75
4 sos Ensemble Suits with
matching frocks embroidered
and stitched. In chill, bam-
bino, q u m rine
and navy. SSZ.5U
8 $69.5o Ensemble Suits with
long and short jackets and
matching frocks of flat crepe
and printed silk. Embroidered
and stitched. In navy,
chill and bambino. :. SS5. 90
S $85 One-of a kind Ensemble
Suits with matching frocks of
fiat crepe and printed silk.
Button and stitchery trimmed
In chill, bambino,
tiger-eye and navy. SS9. SO
Suit Shop-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Silk Slips and
Petticoats

Rayon Silk Slips with the
wanted 20-inch shadow hens.
Tailored tops and self straps.
In flesh, rust, black, navy,
silver, French blue,
nile, gray, brown and
white SOS
SIS Radium Silk, BroadcIoth
and Crepe de Chine Slips
with 20-inch shadow hens.
Not all sizes in all coIors, but
all sizes in the lot. In black,
navy, rust, copen, white,
flesh and emerald. S3.95
Surprising values! 40 Radium
Silk Petticoats, regularly 81.
Straight, slim line styles, en-
broidered in contrasting and
self colors. In black, navy,
purple, { a u n, rust,
brown, silver, emerald 81 9S
Slip Shop-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Surprise CIearaway
for Misses-Smart
Dresses in These
Reduced Lots!

2 s35 Georgette and Crepe
Satin Evening Frocks, lace
and bead trimmed. In
flesh and peach. $40
6 s35 to $3.50 Afternoon and
Evening Frocks, in crepe
satin, georgette. Straightline,
basque, TERED models, lace,
ribbon and button trimmed.
In black, maize and
navy .-...-.......- SIS
3 $3.50 Georgette and Crepe
Satin Frocks, lace trimmed,
pleated and tucked. In
rust and maize. $3.50
8 s35 to $3.50 Frocks, Of
georgette, fiat creme, printed
crepe and satin Canton, in
chemise, tunic and coat mod
els. In cocoa, orchid,
black and navy blue S23.7S
10 s45 Frocks, in chemise,
two piece, BASQUE and apron
front styles. Pleated stitched.
lace and ribbon trimmed. In
lipstick, cocoa, DOW
der, navy and black. S2S.75
IS s4e.5o to s55 Frocks, mostly
one of kind styles, in
georuette, crepe satin, chiffon,
and fiat crepe. Lace, pIeats
and tucks. In powder blue,
green, tan, coral,
maize, navy, black. S34.50
8 $3.50 and s65 Frocks, of
lace, crepe satin. georgette
and chiffon in TERED, draped,
basque models. Beaded, rib
bon and lace trimmed. In
coral, Venezia blue,
aouamarine, n avy
and black. ...... A,SO
8 SIS Dance Frocks, of geor-
aette and chiffon and satin.
Basque and straightline and
TERED models. In or
child coral and maize SAG. 50
I $3.50 Jersey Ere k,
straightline model with
linen collar and cuffs. $500
s $2e.5o Twill Frocks, in
straiqhtline models,
braid and button
trimmed .... $3.50
8 $25 Flannel and kashmir
Frooks, in chen1ise
and two piece models $3.50
10 $3.50 to $35 Sports Frock,
in k as h mir and flannel.
Straiqhtline and two piece
models, stitched and
embroidered ... S24.50
Misses Shop-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Big Surprises in
MISSES Coats

2 s25 Sports Coats, in
straightIine models with
patch pockets. .......... $40
8 $3.50 Sports Coats, in tap
estry wcsVes, single or double
breasted. IN tan and
brown .............s $IS.SU
6 S35 Twill Coats, In straight
line models, tucked and buk-
ton trimmed. In navy,
chill and tan. SIS, 90
8 $4e.5o Coats, In kashmlr,
straishtline and fare models
with fur borders. In
banbino, a w ust
and amber. SIS. 100
q $3.50 Coats, of kashmir
with natural skunk borders.
StraiahtIine m o d e 6. In
natural, chilli and
amber ............. $500
6 $3.50 to sos One .of-kInd
Coats, in twill and suede cloth
with, fur collars. Stitchery and
tucking. In gray
aquanarine and tan SIS, 90
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Gloves At
Surprising Prices

Strap wrist Centemeri Suede
Gloves, in light gray and
ecru. Not all sizes in
every style, SO como
early S1.95
2-clasp Centemeri Kid and
Suede Gloves, in broken size
and color assortments,
but all sizes in the lot S1.95
Glove Shop-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Surprise? Yes!
In Silk Stockings

$3.50 to So Silk Stockings, full
fashioned with attractive lace
clocks. Some with silk, others
with isle garter hens. In
broken sizes of light
and dark coIors. S1.35
Fine Chiffon Silk Stockings
with silk garter hens, in all
the new Spr ing
shades. Special. ...... S1.8S
Or 3 pairs for $40
Hosiery ShOp-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Handkerchiefs
At Much Less

35c and Soc Women's Novelty
handkerchief, of fine linen
with embroidered corners and
lace footing. Also colored
prints and a few silk novel;
ties with hand rolled
edges ZSC
Mems Fine Linen Handker-
chiefs, regular $50 values.
With coIored hand-rolled edge
and hand embroidered
initials. Not all initials. 75c
handkerchief ShOp-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Battle of Manila
Flag Is Presented
NaUaI academy
Special pispatch to The Star.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 16.-
: The national flag carried at the
maintop of the u. S. S. Boston dur
ing the battle of Manila Bay has
been presented to the Naval Aca-
denny, and will be placed in the
academy f1agroom, in which are
many of the most interesting and
historic flags connected with the
naval history of this country.
The flag was presented by Rear
Admiral Reynold T. Tall, who was
a lieutenant on the Boston during
the battle.
Evening star., 1925-04-16
ROLLS-ROYCE HEAD QUITS
L. J. Be1nap Resigns as President
of American Branch.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 16.-
Announcement of the resignation of
L. J. BeInap of Montreal as president
of the Rolls Royce Co. of America,
Inc, was made at the offices Of the
company here yesterday. No success
sor has been chosen. Harry c..
Beaver, treasurer, has been elected
vice president in charge OF operations.
taking over the duties formerly held
by Mr.. Belnap, who will retain his
place on the board Of directors. It
was announced that Mr.. Belnap
originally accepted the post of presi-
dent for a five-year term, which has
expired.
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Sweater
Surprises, Too!

rs SIS Sweaters in coat and
slip styles. Mohair and
brushed wool models and
fancy weaves. In tan, gray,
copen, brown, green,
navy and black. SI.95
so $3.50 and $3.50 Light
weight Slip-over Sweaters, of
fine Iceland wool in plain and
fancy weaves. Light or dark
colorings. One or two
of a kind. d........... $3.95
Sweaters and Blouses--
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-16
U. S. Is ASKED TO STOP
PACKER FIRMS MERGER
Farmers National Council Urges
Court Action to Halt Armour
Morris Union.

The Farmers National Council to-
day asked Attorney General Sargent
Immediately to institute injunction
proceedings on behalf Of the Govern
ment to restrain the Armour Morris
merger" The petition, filed with the
Attorney General through the coun-
cil's managing director, Benjamin c..
Marsh, also asks Mr.. Sargent to seek
the dissolution of the merger should
the Secretary of Agriculture decide
not to refer the matter to the courts
for adjudication.
Tx. council in it's statement de-
clares: THE Farmers Council has
called the attention of the Attorney
General to sections 404 and 405 of the
packers and stockyard act, which
stipulates that unless, as otherwise
provided in the act, nothing in the act
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Blouse
Surprisesi

1895 to $685. Handmade
BIouses of fine sheer voiIe,
trimmed with real Iaces and
handdrawn work. Peter Pan
and Tuxedo collars
and some friIIs. ..... S1.A5
$fo.5o to SIS Costume BIouses
of crepe de chine, flat crepe
and printed silk; embroidered
in bright shades or self color
ing. One or two of
kind ........ S7.95
Evening star., 1925-04-16

Mrs. Viola Berry Of Huntsville,
Tex, the mother of five and several
times a grandmother, has registered
in the University of Texas for work
on her NJ. A. degree.
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Surprisingly Low!
Women's Dresses


35 $25 to $35 Prints, Satins
and Crepe de Chine Frocks.
Two piece and ensembles,
beaded and tailored models.
In all shades. Sizes
SO to "A 44...... $3.50
20 sa5 to s45 Satin Street
Dresses in high shades.
PIeated ruffles, embroidery,
self strapping, beading and
beaded lace yokes. In rust,
henna, blonde, cocoa,
flesh ........... $500
10 $45 to $55 Satin and Crepe
de Chine Afternoon Dresses,
with circular flares and lace
trimmings. In brown,
blonde, flesh and rust S35.00
10 $3.50 to SIPS Evening and
Dinner Gowns, in satin, crepe
roma, georeette, rhinestone or
crystal beading; tucked, en-
broidered and lace trimmed.
In coral. peach, powder
blue and maize. .. $500
so $3.50 to S4e.5o Street and
Afternoon Frocks, in printed
chiffons. lowered patterns
outlined in beads, fiat crepes
with eyelet and applique en-
broidery. Tailored satins with
embroidered metallic lace
yokes. Tailored kashas in
two tone stripes. In
black and all high
shaoes -.-..-.. SSU.UO
10 S4e.5o French Flannel En-
sembIe Frocks. in two tone
effects with solid color trim
mings. In bIuette,
goldenrod, tan and
rose SSS.SU
5 $55 Three piece kashmir
Ensemble Costumes. Simple,
straightIine coats with tux
edo fronts, combined with
kashmir and contrasting silk
frocks. In French
blue, soldenrod and
beige .............. SIS, 100
WOmen's Dress Shop
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-16
$7.95 to $3.50
Silk Umbrellas
$5.S5

19 Pure Silk Umbrellas.
all perfect-with handles
of carved or amber COM
position and fancy tips and
ferrules to match. Bro
caded, ottoman and fancy
colored borders. In all
wanted colors. Silk cords
or leather straps.
Evening star., 1925-04-16

Lord Readings first visit to CAL
cutta was as sailor before the mast
The next time he arrived there 1T
was as Viceroy of India