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Ell nos ha leido varias communicated
nes legales de importancia, dando
asi ternino nuestra reunion inti-
ma annual.
"Desde luego que estamos dis
puestos comparecer ante cualquier
comisi6n investigadora, expoiier
claramente nuestras actuaciones. !"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26

Ell DR.. M. P. Abreu secretario
de Cuba nos dice 10 siguiente:
"Deseo hacerle saber que me
sorprendi6 gratamente la interesan-
te conferences, del Lcdo. Moreno
calder6n director de la Academia
de Derecho de San Juan, La que
la sido calurosamente elogiada por
los inteligentes que la escucharon
en- esta".
Sefio~ Moreno, tendr6 mucho gus
to en- enviarle cualquier otra infor
maci6n relacionada con ell concerto
en- que tuvo usted a bien tomar par
to la, noche de febrero 8.
Atentamente,
]. AGUsTY,
Administrator Y Anunciador de
Ia Estaci6n WKAQ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26

Asuntos mercantiles, civiIes v
ADMINISTRATORS.
Oficina: Edificio Bouret, Pri-
mer Piso, Tel. 1875, San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26

Ell DR.. M. P. Abreu secretaric
de Cuba nos dice 10 siguiente:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26

En- los Establos Rancocas Sc com
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
PLACEMEs AL LCDO. MORENO
cALDERoN PoB UNA CON-
FERENCIA

San Juan, p. r.
rebrero 81 1926.
sr. Antonio Moreno calder6n,
San Juan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
SET MEET DATE.
al Board OF Directors 10
Convene May 49,

PORTLAND. April .. The 18Th
seml,annual meeting or tho board
OF directors OF the B'ourL organl
zation win be held May Is and
10 az tho Portland hotel here. ne
eording 10 an announcement given
out nj fourL headquarters today.
The board Is composed OF ~ ON,
ployo aud ~ employer members.
representing tho various FourL dts
trots OF Oregon, Washington and
Idaho. and Il viii act on resolutions
and petitions brought before II from
tho district board meetings.
The district board meetings for
Washington arc scheduled as FOL.
lows; ~ Spokane. April "a; Ray.
mond. April IS: HoQuIam. May D,
Tacoma. May 9 and seattle. May a.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

King of an Alaskan dis
trict as big as half a dozen or
more North west states,
Thomas b. Calkins is in Sc
attic, waiting to go back to
what he says is the most in
teresting job in the world.
He's superintendent of a gov
eminent agency in South
western Alaska.
phOto ~ Carter a bradley.
star staff Photographer
tlnwarp for their own use" caiklns
told The star. Hygiene IL being
taught. too. and housebuilalnR. They
arc quick 90 learn. have wonder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
TRAVELS ny BOAT
AND DOG TEAM

For four months each year Calkina
travels his district BY boats. for four
or five months he can get nbou, with
dog teams tbs rest or the year he tn
showed In.
Our school up there. a rort OF
University OF AlassA. VIII be the
cheapest university IN tho world.
Wen take children as students for
81 month. That give them every.
thing but their ciothes. Besides
teaching them The three Rs so teach
them gardening. baking. home
economies. manual training. aud this
year wen have power machinery in
the shop. They'll 30 abln TO under.
take repair work on saaboats"
In tho orpbanage each OF the older
girls has a baby gIfi TO look after:
each older boy cares Tor a baby boy.
calkins. who IL making HIS head.
quarters In Seattle with Or. J. II.
Wagner. head % the ALASKA sduoa.
Ton bureau. has Io.monihs.old son
10 tho North. waiting his return. lie
Viii aall from Seattle next Wednen,
day Joining the cutter rnAiEa NJ
Juneau. There no viii pick 10 "a
dentist and. In the Unaiga and the
cutter Algonquin, visit bis huge do.
main In tho AieutIan islands. Two
cooperative stores he runs a; Aka
and umnak viii be looked over
In Cnlkius' district IL the Katnal
reserve. world,famed as "iha valley
% ton thousand smokes" hut tho
young king Of kAnakanak has been
no busy up 10 now he hasn't had tins
to visit the valley. he says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Elk Lodge Installs
New Year Officers

Seattle Lodge No. g2 Of tho order
OF Elks. installed It's 1895 officers
Thursday evening ~ the lodge
cIubroomH Gilbert CoHtello Is tho
exalted ruler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

ful knaek Of using their hands. and
arc happy ana eontentsd.
"a native girl has only 20 look NJ
4 dress once. then she can sit down
and cut out a pattern for Il. II Il
wasn't for their rubber shoepacka
you couldn't tell our girls. in their
Sunday best. from Seattle crowd.
Bright colors, ia style IN the states
now. have been In style up there
far veags
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
GOES FROM sKysCRiPER
70 ARCTIC IGiOO

From skyscrapcr 20 lgloo." de.
scribes Calkins' career His first 20,
clal service work was done amid New
York's eloud.piercers. from this en-,
vironment he was sent 90 his present
station, where low. onestory houses
are tho latest thing
One Of the superiutendent's aides
at Kanakanak Ia an Eskimo woman.
named Kuluka.annunca She Is sort
u head trapper, teaches trapping 10
'hildron and also Ii instruetross IA
he manufacture Of skin clothing. to-
iether with tanning.
I'VE arc teaching the natives ny
there 10 make stoves. stove pipes and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
He'STeaching a Kingdom
of NatipeS Their A, B,C'S
One Man Is Ruler of
Wide Region in
Far North
ny JIM MARSHALL

A YOUNG chap who has "tho
- most interesting job in tho
world" was getting ready ia Seattle
Thursday tos SO back 20 u after a
short vacation,
lilo II virtual king over a territory
as wide as from Seattle 10 Minneapo-
liz and RA broad as from tho Cana
dian border 10 the oregon line, In
this domain thousands OF natives
look TO him as guide, philosopher
and friend.
Thomas H. Calkins. who + the
Young man In question. IL hupcrin,
tcndcut for tho United States cducas
ton bureau In an Alaskan district
running from Chinitna bay on the
east 10 the farther wcht OF the FAR,
flung Aleuta. half way TO China, Iia
bosses all tho Alaskan peninsula
north 81 Shelikoff straits,
Tho governments main plant IL az
Kanakanak. on bristol bay Here
Is an orphanBge ana school. with a
postoffiee. called Dillingham;, This
summer about $50 orphan children
viii DO trained In tho school hy caik.
ms and Mrs. Calkins. together with
sITbf ~ her t,4tttta faika
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Smart New
DRESSES
$685.

Silks and prints in all the wanted
cheerful colorings, and some very
smart flannels. These dresses would
be good values at twice this special sale
price.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tencments

ALLEN ST. 59I-4 room tcncmont, ali
 jmpro' cmeuts. Inquire lst floor ARCH ST. u-concr Monroe st., up-to-date
 and room apartments, all improve
 momts and steam heat. Apply B. Stein,
 q Niuthrop St. Phone 1495. Robins
 Clothes shop, 544 Main St. Phone jj9-l:. ARCH ST. 555-arartment of four rooms,
 all tmwol emonts. garage II desired. CEDAR ST, 32-6 room tenement all
 Improvements adults preferred. Call ar
 lSg Washington St., after Y. m. second
 floor. Y, D. tcrho.
 COR. MAIN & ELM STs,-tcnements and
 stores, For particulars zee Bell at 36A
 Elm St, Phone c:22-lS. DWIGHT ST, Sl-5 room tenement In Dwight apartment house, all modern Improvements. Apply Benjamin Mar ltnliN. Phone SicI.
 EAST ST, 20S-rodcrn cNd floor, 5 room tenement. Inquire F. Levine, .: Hurl- EAST ST, 676-two tenement. ono four and ono five rooms. Improvements. Tel | cs25,
 EIGHT MTNUTT5 WALK from five far- 1 tories. ri,e comfortable rooms, all
 modern lDrro, emcnts. Rent very low :1 Hurlhurt S'. ] FAIEVIEW ST, 5l-6 room tenement, all
 improvements Inquire Srd tloor.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

Painting, Paper Hanging 2T AN OLD H0USE-is made new with fresh paint and new wall paper. Let us sub mt an estimate. Morgan, Kingsley & Thompson, Inc, 4ll Main St. Phone 0S4. GEORGE $, RTVERs-patnter and paper hanger, Low rates, Estimates fur nished 2SS Hieh St. Tel. S042.ls.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
Manted-In Rrnt

BUSINESS WOMAN-Nauts ? or , unfur- nishcd rooms, suitable for light house. keeping, private or semi-prvate hath. in western section. References cXchauG- cd. Box i9-l. Herald.
 TWO CLEAN-furnishcd light housekeep- ing rooms. Write, Box 5-J, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

SECOND HAND LUMBER-all sizes for sale S. Tcmc2ak. c1S Oak St. SILn-for sale. practically new. SKIS. price right Tel. "5S-1", Planville. STANDING GRAsS-35 acres Of standing grass on Hooker farm, storage room in ] barn if deSirnd. [. L, Norton. Aet.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
MERCHANDISE
Mcrchandis. At the stores

CAMPERS CALL AT THE ORIGINAL ARMY & NAVY STORE 55 CHURCH ST.. ROGERS REC. BLDG. Let us quote you prices on Tents.
 Cots, Blankets, Sto,es. knap-
 sacks. and hundreds of other
 items too numerous to mention.
 WE LEAD-oTHERs FOLLOW ORIGINAL ARMY & NAVY STORE 55 CHURCH ST.. ROGERS REG. BLDG. INSIpE--and outside house paints at 15.75 a gal, W, R, Fenn, lS9 Hart St. Tel, 9019,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

EAST ST, 676-two tenement, ono four
 and enc five rooms. Improvements. Tel
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

USED PARLOR SUITE-cheap " taken at once. Good condition. See NJ Rein holdt. between and (. l52 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
AgentS-Real Estate

IL ]. FOIREN-Real Estate & Insurance. Elm St. Phone lis0. REAL ESTATE-and insurance of all Kinds. Commercial Esal Estate E1- change. sos Main st. Phone "S9l. REAL ESTATE-& Insurance, Mortgage Loans. Geo. R skinner lt3 Broad s.. PlaiuvIlle. Phone ll6-t,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tencments

ST, i4i-5rd floor, 6 room apartment with all convenIences. Phone HNQ=
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

FAIRNIEW ST. 1-6 room tenement, all
 improvements Inquire Srd floor,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
Musical instruments

CONSOLE PHONOGRAPH-6eaU ma
 hogany. sllj value. now s69, Six rec
 ords free. WIdeueTs l3S Main St GOING AWAY 2-Take one of our small
 phonosraphs, specially adapted for camp
 CT seashure Use. Prices from Sli 10 s49. Henry Morans & Sons, 365 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
AUTONOMY E

Autos and Trucks fer sni, 8 SvEKLAND SEDAN igsS-is2b Overland coupe. ls?i overland touring. 1923 Over land touring, 1923 Overland touring Rudolph's Garage. i27 Cherry St Tel 2pbl-2,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

RTDGEWAY ST, MAPLE HILL--S room cottage. all modern. large lot. Price reasonable. W. L. Hatch Co. City Hall. Phone S4NA.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

SOUTHINGTON-f five room bungalow, for sale, one car fare from Plaiuvilie cen ter. no improvements, Sl100 rart cash. A. Smart, l3 Rustic Terrace. Bristol Conn.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

MONEY TO LOAN-on first or second mortgsEeG schultI & Costello. ai2 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

WIEN tins n monsg, try our lLstanf Service Tirek Batteries Gasoline. We ss you there and back oNeiiL ss Washington st Phone 800.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

TWO TENEMENT HoTsE-Just fnishinE in KensinEton, near Urson's Corner, rooms and bath, to each flat, . car ga rage. Easy terms. F, l., Norton. Ken slngton,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
Horses, Vehicles

HEAVY WAGON-for sale. W, $. Norton
 kensington,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

UPHOI. I.STERTNfi-done CD furniture of all kinds Living room set manufac- tured 10 your order and In any design. Furniture Exchange. l42 Arch St,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-29

n fun minute before SHE answered.
''Wcll. on this particular occasion,
she said, "tho thing that makes me
think 80 badly of YOU Is that plain
ly saw tho fellows arm around YOU
Glorla' was right behind your eat
FOR good halrmilc before your
friend saw me
spying ON me- Glory cried dis.
painfully n fine thing Go do
Mother Gregory laughed with grim
triumph
'Noull stand a little watching
guess. young Woman" she said 'And
now, look hrry. I'm not going 90
Dick with this tale. I'm going to
let him find you out FOR himself
lie wouldn't believe you v sou did
tell him And that's all that stops
yuul Don't think Tor "a minute l
don't know 81" interrupted Glory
And another thing Mr., Way
burn ala not have his arm around
me when you saw u.s. Il may have
been lying along the back ot the seat
but that's an IN tell Dick
about Il, myself
She turned on her heel and went
ont OF the house
Glory intended 10 toll Dick ali
about her chance meeting with stan
les wayburn. that night.
but when he came home long after
midnight. he told her that he was
going out % town Tor two or three
days on business And she forgot
about wayburn. for the time
I'm going 20 borrow Ranghild'
/ alarm clock" Dick said, i've got
10 get up at tomorrow morning
think I'll pack my bag tonight"
Glory watched him sleeptly as BE-
moved around the room. foldins
shirts and underelothing into hts kit
Aren't YOU sorry Tor tho way YOU
! talked TO me today down in youl
officer she asked.
sure I'm sorry. was brute,
Dick said shortly He did not kiss
her. or make move 70 come neal
I her.
In the morning when Glory awok'
I he was gone
While she was having her eoffe,
the telephone rang,
I'm psychic I knew Il wa
/ YOU" Glory lifted when she hcart
Stanley wayburn's deep voice sayinF
Hello"
Are sou going 10 he home this
afternoon Stan asked AN actor
out OF a job Is a pretty lonely fellow
, I need cheering up. Russs;"
And cheering up you shall have.
( Glory cooed. How about , o'clock
Thrive o'clock IL a long way of
but IL viii do. answered Stan. "I'l
sec you then. Russct"
I Glory had hardly set the phon,
! down on the bedside table before ~
bell whirred again This time Il wa,
/ May Seymour calling.
What are you doing with your
/ self old thing7" May asked. Want
( 20 go downtown for lunch and =
MOWER"
/ Glory giggitd
! Il cant. darling. sh. said -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-29

clean out cupboards. and there was
an old pair OF shoes OF Mr.. Horn.
aby's to be thrown out.
I'm give them to the rag.man
next time he comes. said Mrs
Hornaby.
Mary picked the shoes up. Why.
they aren't worn OUT she said
They only need new solcs and
little patch on the side. They are
quite splendid
And indeed they were 80 much
better than tho shoes she had ever
seen her father wear, that 1t was
no wonder she felt so.
80 when she told Mrs. Horn.
ably that she couldn't stay. but
would have to 20 home. she added.
May ! take tho shoes along. II you
plcase?'
Certainly said the good lady.
And here arc two dollars for
present because you have been 20
good and worked so hard TO please
me. II you ever want a homo,
come back, my dear
Mary stopped at n shoe maker's
on the way home. She sat patient.
~ for two hours while the shoes
were being repaired. Then she took
them to n boot.blaci's and had
them shined II took nearly all
OF her money.
Then she took the shoes home
TO her father"
what happened Them" asked
Nancy.
'Mr. Emerson put the shoes on"
said Nj o. MI, and some way they
reminded him Of the days when
he had been gentleman and had
good home and clothes and every.
thing comfortable. Tho next thing
| he did was TO so 10 an old bureau
and fish out n clean collar. Then
he shaved 4 feel like my old
snlf some way Mary he said. I'm
going out and look for work.
And did no get ~" asked Nick.
Sure, he did" said MI O Mi.
and hnpplcr family never lived,
Jimmy camo back and Mr.. Emerson
was able after n while to rent n
llttlo home with porch and gar.
don, Ilr never got discouraged NJ.
ter That but kept right on Now
what do you think or the ahocg2
We're they maglc?"
Maybe" said Nancy "Bm I
think " was Mary who ala II nli.''
tIo BE Coniinucd.)
Copyright. 1916, 81, 10, A. Service Inc J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-29

~ shall tell you the story Of n
pair Of old shoes" said Mi o. Nj.
The story Teller. to the Twins.
Were they magic?" asked Nick.
you may decide for yourselves. =
said Nj o. Nj.
once upon a time there were
two children who lived with their
father in very poor tenement
house in big city.
MIR. Emerson had once been a
: soldier and a gentleman. but some
way or other nc mad forgotten that
he had ever been n person OF i'm
portance. lie got discouraged after
his wife died and he would not
work-his clothes got ragged and
soiIed and he made no attempt
whatever TO keep himself shaved
and neat
MARY did what she could al
keeping the place clean. and oven
Jimmy helped with tho washing
and ironing and cleaning and cook
ing--when there was food in tho
house
=. But often there was no food n,
al, and at last two ladies' came and
took the children away. Each was
10 have child to clothe and feed
and care for. and In return Mary
and Jimmy we're to help ms much
as they could with small duties
about the house.
But Mary worried and worried
. II wonder how father Ia getting
along, she would say to herself. i
: wonder II he needs me. And then
. after few days, she decided 10 &c
3 back.
ut happened that on that day
ghe WAS helping Mrs Hornaby I,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-29

Glory didn't answer
Il think IN come over 90 chap
erono you. baby" May said suddenly
Perhaps IN bring Jim along 20 Il
won't look queer 20 your play.AcitnE
friend Wen make II a reg
ular. sure 'nouEh party"
When ranghlld came upstairs for
tho breakfast tray Glory told her she
could have the afternoon on
"But before you 80 make lot Of
sandwiches, please" she said And
rec that there's d good fire burning
In the living room And phone tho
drug store FOR some riEafets
Glory couldn't make up her mind
which ~ her new drcsHes 90 wear
that afternoon She stood thought
fVlly before her clothes closet
N6t the black velvet She bad
worn that the afternoon before
Tho old rnErF s, No
Glory look tho peacock blue gown
from IL hanger
/ She held Il against her and
I walked over 10 tho mirror
Yes. she would wear that II made
her amber eyes look almost green,
I her hair like molten copper u was
what May called mean" drrsg'
Glory put il on
She brushed all the wave from her
1 hair and bound 4 close around her
I head with n silver ribbon,
Z ~ bit 0yrrdrcsrrd. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-29
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She was waiting with all her senses
for Stanley wuyburn's coming
After an eternity the bell rang
Glory opened the front door May
and Jim stood there.
wei. look at you an dressed up
ike broken ARM cried May az
ho danced into the house Isn't
he grand, Jiml And me IN my old
sport WgHF'
May pulled down the belt Of her
white sweater and ran IA comb thru
HrT short black hair
There I'm an fused az. tool
.hc said in her lively way. ~ don't
sec your little boy friend, anywhere.
Where n hc hiding
Glory laughed
"Ilo hasn't come. she said MS
not quite 3 o'clock, and he hnH man
uerr he has lie wouldn't come ahead
OF time lie must be fAhhionably
( laies'
II suppose Jim and ! arc guilty N
social error. by arriving on time
observed May. We'll Wo brought
the lie Of the party along win 90.
So forgive az. dcUrir"
she showed Glory what war inside
I the crown OF the sport hat she wnH
carrying large silver flask
GlDry's heart sank. She didn't
want wild" party She had
looked forward 10 this quiet after
noon with stan. She was sorry that
hhe had told May that stan was
coming
He'e comes Wayburn up the
street now rnid Jim, as hc started
/ for the Kitchen, flask In hand And
/ IN a minute afterwBrd the bell rnng.
/ May and Jim disappeared into ihr
Z kitchen TO mako high balls while
I Glory opened the door Tor stan.
/ Wayburn threw OF his top coat
as be entered Then without warn.
ing ho turned ana took her In his
arms Glory pushed him away.
MAY seymour aud Jim carew"
arr here. ahs whispered shaking
Z her head They're out iu the
. kitchen mixing drinks
What's tho idea p asked Stan II
wanted 20 see you alone 60
talk 90 you what dld you
ask them here fors AFRAID OF ms p
/ Glory shook her head, again.
II didn't ask them silly. rho
said They aaErd themselves, an
soon 81 they Heard that DICK MaN
out % town.
Dick out Of inwr +" Way,
burn gfoaurd And wo could have
had tho whole afternoon to our.
selves ..
You weren't 30 Wild for my com.
pani1nship year ago when sou
could have had u. sou know Glory
said sharply
"YouIi never forgive me for shat
will sou. iufaniT the actor assr :.
lie put ono finger under her sofi
chin and raised her face 80 his,
Just then Glory heard lhc sw!nF
iaE door u tho pantry crcak ON ilf
hinges
"look out" she whispered
/ They're coming
The curtains or the living room
parted in. And IN marched Nay
with tho platter u RanEhild's sand
wichss. followed by Jim. carrying
four tall glasses a. gingsraic Under
his arm was tucked the silver flaEit
stan sht down In Dicks fayorit'
armchair
This. he said when hc had
greeted May and Jim. begins %
look like a regular party I'm glad
l enmer
tCnntinued IN our Next issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-29

have a heavy date with the brs,.
looking man in the world IA,
O'Clock
There was long silence
II think you're kidding ms. GLORY, %
Mays voice. when Il came over tho
wire. WAS puzzled.
no. I'm not Honest lnJun. Stan
wayburn il coming here this after
noon TO have cup Of tea with me-
she said.
"whatn Dick say
"DiclJ won't know Hes gone out
Of town on business answered
Glory Hes pecved 10 death nj me.
anyway just now because spent
BIT Of his boarded cash I don't
think he cares what do as long na
I don't bother him.
Well. May remarked thought.
fully. your friend wayburn ia good.
looking. but Ia be careful II were
you. There are queer stories floating
around about him The men don't
like him"