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New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
MRS. KHINELHNDER TO SAIL
Will Visit England But Not tn Trace
 Ancestry, Her Attorneys Say.

Now Rochelle, x, Y, July %- Tentative plans of Mrs. Alice Ben- trico Jones Rhinc,andcr to visit lnG land this summer were made public at the home ol Mrs. Hula'.an i"r N parents here today Du. ac" attorneys denied that the t"ir is to obtain ''i- dcnce to combat the Innuimcnt suit brought by Leonard NIp i;'in' 'and- rr. who contends ,Hat his wife IS Of negro blood.
 The attorneys pointed out that they havc hal iNvcStiga' ors at work in England for several months anu said, they had rctUrnoI with romr plctc proof that George Jones. father of Mrs. Rhinclandcr, IS wEitn and a native Of England.
 Mrs. Jones said toaa" tat h"r daughter had been urgiHE her to make the Euroreaa trin in her con- rany for several months. and that her daughter had now 3o@iicd to visit England.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
City Items

There will be service Of the holy communion at St, Marks Episcopal church Sunday at 7!&0 a. Ill, and again at II a. m. sermon will be by the rector, Rev, Snmucl Sutchflo.
 Miss Mildred Olsen of Cottas~ place is attending the Congregational Young Peoples conference at Storrs college.
 Henry Kadron of 2l1 Pennington avenue was taken 10 his home this morning by tho police after he was found in fainting spell near the Nibberts gas station on Stanley street.
 Receiving report that man was acting quccrly near tho r, X r.. Corbin factory this morning, Pa trolman Clarence Lanpher inycsti- gated and took Edward D. Phelps into custody for safekceping.
 The police have been notified by the commissioner of motor vehicles that the operators licenses of Albert ZIembko, IA East Lawlor street. Frank Makoski of 1 Concord street and Walter Gwalda of 12l Farm ington avenue have been suspended.
 A son was born at the New Brit ain General hospital today 10 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Sclandcr of For estville.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
TY COBB LEADING IN
 AMERICAN SLUGG|NG
(Cotninucd from First Fage)

,%95. Fotton1ley of the Cardinals is lodged between Stock and Tournier with .@S7.
 Iornshy failed to add to his string .of 9l hoIn"rS, but the rircut drive fever has taken q firm hold on oth- cre. Jimmy Fottom)ey of the Car dinals collected two and ran his 'o- taI to II, Fonrnior smashed ono for 9 total of and Irish MeusNl oC tho Giants poled three for a total of mine. Ilartnctt of tho Cubs has l7 and George Ko'ly of the Giants and Glonn Wright of the Pirates boosted fl each,
 Sparky tdams Of 'ho Cuhs failed flo inrroaso his base stealing mark Of If.
 Other leading hattort:
 Nokan, Philadelphia ,27" Brooks. Chicago .27N, Bancroft, Boston SIS; Blades, St, Louis .%7l. Bentley. Nov York ,2f7, Carey, rjttshurch .264: Harper Philadelphia ,%fo; WmGht- stone. Philadelphia .@Go; Gr1utham. rittshur-h .%56; rnyler Pit shureh, Eurrus. EostoO .@52.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
TWO sUFTOCATED BY SAND,
Two Others Narrowly Escape When
 Falling Mass Burics Workers.

Hammonton, x. J, July 1.-Two men lost their lives and two more barely escaped death when five tons of sand fell 15 feet and engulfed Jo- seph Bosch, 6S years old, and Sam uol Hewitt, 4j, both Of RICnhcim. yesterday morning. Tony Cimenato and Samuel Ticc, two other work men. had just left 10 get a drink. They saw the falling mass. called for help and sprang to the rescue.
 In five minutes Hewitt was pulled out. but was dead. It took IS min utes to get out the body of Bosch, Roth men had been suffoCAtcd, Jew it is survived hy his widow and two children and Bosch by his widow and seven children. X year ago q man lost his life in the same way at the same spot.
 The men were digging gravel along the Black Hors' Pike, near Blenheim, and rain falling in the night is supposed to have increased the weight of the OvorhanClng mass and caused it to fall.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
BRYAN IS SILENT

Miami. Fla. July 2 E,-William Jennings Bryan will leave Miami on Smnday,evening 10 arrive al Dayton Tenn, Tuesday ready 10 20 through with the originally outlined program for the Scopes evolution trial with out change, he indicated today. He would not comment on the onposi tons plans or movements. "I do not intend 10 try the case in the news spapers," he said.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
McCLINToCK HEARING JULY 2
shepherd Obtains PO>tunncmCni on
 Probation of Will

Chicago, July 3 CTl--FAe hearing on probation of the will nf "B:lly McCHntock which made William D. shepherd chief beneficiary Of a s1.OOO, 900 estate was postponcl late cstcrday until July 9.
 The motion for the delay was made by Weymouth Kirkland Of the law firm of McClntocN, Kirkland. Patterson St Fleming. Mir, Shcp- herd vas acquitted last week after trial for the murder of young Nc CIintock. The hearing yesterday Was postponed upon inc plea of Robert Stoll, Mir. Shepherds former law partner.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
HOLIDAY AFFECTS
 TODAY'S DEALINGS
Initial Changes However, Are Of
 Minor Nature

New York July 2 tPl-(Wall street opcningl: Uneven price movements, re1octing the holiday rcadmst- mcnt of speculative accounts, char acterlzcd the opening Of toiays stock market American Can and Mack Trucks each opened about point lower. but most of the other initial changes were of a fractional nature.
 Announcement of stock cX- change failure turned the course Of prices rcactionary soon after the opening, Warner in Whah tho distressed firm is reported 10 have had long position, broke nearly points to so on compulsory ljnuidatou but soon rallied to 64 F. Wool" orth fell back IA points and American Can S-i, but strong buying support was forthcoming, the latter stock quickly recovering ifs loss Losses Of a point or two in Mack Trucks, Savage Arms, |. S Cast Iron Pipe, Baldwin and Indc- lt. llNl' Ut N'lA N Nittn ttiNp NNl V lN- corded in the first half hour of trad. ing. Independent strength wal shown hy Kelly-Springheld 6 pei cent preferred, which swiftly moved up 1 points, and by McCrory Stores B, which climbed g.
 Foreign exchanges made further recovery, French francs rallyins about 10 points to 4.7S 1-2 cents on the announcement that a French debt mission would he sent here la- tor in the summer, Demand sterling held firm around $4S5 &-4.
 Confused price movements char actcrizcd the morning trading with f tho standard industrials and rails ! inclined 10 heayiness on COntinua- l ton of pre- holiday profit taking, Whi)o several spccialties particularly l in the merchandise responded to a
 pool buying Hcavincss of tho mo- i tors was generally attributed to | Population for the account of tho ! haukrupt firm, Nash Motors drop
 ping 2S points to 4t1 on one sale.
 S H. Kresgc sold at foo as com-
 pared with the previous transaction . at %%5Si last year. steady action i took place in American chemical and tn" commercial solvents review, Buying of Wabash common which crossed S& on reports of ifs iuclu-
 sion in the projected new Loreo railroad system, and an upward
 spurt in the merchandise and lnie-
 ron1'nt stN"r shares was accom- plishod despite increased pressure at
 other points. < Krcsge, May Ne- tartmnnt Stores, Sloss- Sheffield St'"l and Midland Steel Products pr ] fnrrcd alNnnced to r0ints.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
t6 LOSE COMMISSIONS
Westinghouse special Guards al Harrisburg Dropped for InbC- coming Conduct.

Harrisburg, Pa. July , R'-RcNo- cation of the commissions of 1G coal and iron police of the Westinghouse Electric X Manufacturing Co.,, East pittshurg, each for ''conduct unbc- coming an officer of the Commou- wealth." was announced today by Dr. Clyde l.. King, secretary Of the commonwealth.
 The revocations result from an in vestigation by state police. Reports fled with the secretary charged the men with collecting costs of prose- cutting in violation ef the state law and in several cases with other ''un- becoming conduct"
 The men affected by the sccrc- tary's action form part of the police force maintained by the Nesting house company. Although paid by the company, they are granted com missions by the state giving author ity to make arrests in protecting company property. In addition, state officials hold. they are expect cd to aid other officers if called up on. Similar forces arc maintained by ether industrial concerns.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
Foreign Exchange

Now York, July 3-Foreisn ex- changes irregular, Quotations Gin Dcnts):
 Great Britain, demand 4SSS-s, cables 4SG Is, so day bills on banks iHt S-S, France, demand, ASS, cables i.6Si2; Italy demand S,56t9, cables 3.57.
 Demand:
 RrlgiumL i65&; Germany, c5.so; Holland, io,pG; Norway 1909; Swe. den. 96.7i; Denmark. @0.So; Swift acrland, l9.$9; Spain, lA54; Greece. L61; Poland, l9 1-4; Czecho-Slo- Nahia, @.96; Jugoslavia, L7i, Aus tria, 1il-l; Kumania, 46; Argentina, lo.5o; Brazil 1O.6@; Tokyo, 4O7-S, shanghai 7S1-4; Montreal. 100.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
THE BOND MARKET

New York. July S-Bond tradingS was restricted today by the SD, preach of holiday and prices moved within narrow and irregular limits, Buying interest was at p low cbb ctntcring mainly in som, of the popular rail issues such e. New York Central and Great North crn lines, and in tho indcpendcu, steelS, including republic 5s and oti 7'as. Low priced rails and sewers seIni-spcculativc oil motor and oth cr industrial bonds yielded 10 rr, holiday proiit-taknE. America Telephone 6s also encountered sel ing pressure, dropping 1-4 point, Liberty bonds drtftcd irregular lower.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
Personals

MISS Margaret Carroll or log sex ton street and Miss Hose Miller of 57 Chestnut street are spending two weeks at Myrtle Beach. Mir, and Mrs. William Henry and daughter, Marie, Of i6 Sexton street are spending two weeks at Myrtle Beach,
 Misses K. Hollfelder of Columbia street and Ellen Crowley of Vine street will spend the weekend in Norfolk.
 James OConncll, advertising man. ager at the Big Store" and his family will spend the weekend in Long Island.
 James Mccormack. who plays third base with the All kensingtons, is visiting in New York. NIr. and Mrs. Horace Charland Of I'll South Main street are in Yer mont over the fourth. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Tuck of 17 Wakefield Court are spending the holidays in Boston, Mass. Miss Agnes Leist of the Russell S; Erwin production department Is i spending her vacation in New York. : Miss Marion Koplowitz of SS { Dewey street has left for Burlington, Vermont, where she will spend the summer,
 Mir. and Mrs, O. J. Murray. for merIy of this city, are visiting in | 'c"n for few weeks. Mir. and Mrs. Fred J. C. Ens- worth and son, Robert, are spending their vacation at Kirchner Farms, llinsdale, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs, Charles F. Dalton and daughter, Mary Elizabeth. are spending their vacation at Kitchncr Farms, Hnsdale, Mass.
 Henry A. Christ of Garden street left today on business trip 10 Bos- ton for the Hall Construction Co. Burton kinnee, William Pape and Phillip Eoseen Of this city will leave Sunday for Point O Woods, where they will spend d weeks vacation.
 Stanton E. Ashley will spend the holidays at Watch Hill Rhode Is- land.
 Dwight E. Latham of 1o5 Black Rock avenue left today for Boston,
 Mass, where he will spend the week end with James Wilson. |.
 Miss Alice Breen of Whiting street will spend the holidays with friends in Boston.
 Mrs. George Recor of Glon street
 has left for two weeks stay at Myrtle Beach Milford.
 F. F., Morrill, of Plainville is spending 10 days al Monsoon Me. Miss Regina Clark of 44S Com monweslth avenue will leave Mon- day for Burlington. VI. She will remain until August Ia. Mrs. F. A. Moore has gone to Oak
 Bluffs. Mass.
 Mrs, Charles F. Mitchell of 54 Russell street is at Sachem's Head
 Mrs. A. W. Zahnleiter of 25S
 Mapl" street is spending six weeks at East Hampton.
 Mrs. George M. Flanagan of a6
 Forest street is spending the sum mer at Crescent Roach. Mrs. !. !. Dorsey of ci3 Maple street has gone to Elyria, O., where
 she will spend month.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
Waterbury Fatality
 Not Due to Negligence

Waterbury. July Pl-The death of Daniel Sullivan, 2l. killed here June 11 when the automobile in which he was riding turned over pnning him beneath the steering wheel was due 10 no Carelessness or negligence on the part of any other persons according 10 a finding re- turned hy Cornor John T. Monsea today. The coroper finds that death was due to a crushed pelvs, Snlli- van was driving on downtown street when tho car shiddCd and turned over.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
PARROT BLOCKS TRAFFIC
CaCsar'~ stunts on Trolley Wire
 Draw Crowd at Jersey Resort

Atlantic City. X, J., July 3-Slrect cars, automobile and passersby
 stopped 10 watch Caesar, parrot
 v.lN liar circus performer along
 a trolley wire after he lad "srnpcf
 irutu his home al 8 South Kingston taNcnuc, VentnOr City, yesterday,
 Appeals from his owner, Max Rit-
 tor, brought the repeated reply ."shut up."
 Finally q rope was thrown over guy wire supporting the trolley wire and Caesars cage was hoistcd up tu his lcvcL He gazed at it sc-
 riously and then entered it. A few seconds more and the cage vas on the ground with the door shut and : Caesar inside.
 "Damn," said Caesar.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
RAIDING SQUAD ACTIVE
Liquid Fireworks Seized on McClin- toCk Street and Owner Is Placed Under Arrest,

Raiding the home Of John Szpa- kowski Of 1 McClintock street this afternoon, the police seized a five gallon jug of liquor, two gallon jugs partly filled with alcohol. keg of wine and bottle of coloring matter for liquor. SzpakoWski was arrest ed, Tho raid was conducted hy De- tective Sergeants George C. Elliuger, William r, MCCue and Policeman Thomas I. Fccney
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
Local Swimming Stars
 At Willow Brook Park

Emily and Jean Ciczynski of this city, youthful swimming stars who are being coached by German Hunt. arc returning 10 this city this after noon from Momauguin and tomor- Tow WiI! take part in the local swim ming meet at the Willow Brook lark at 10 a. m. They will compete
 gainst all corners, boys included.
 Howard Stcppc, intercollegiate div Ing champion, and Johnny Ander- sou, who holds state records at from @u wards tu thrac miles, also will in, on hand to do their sturf at the locaD Nark.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
EXPECTS MANY ARREST

New Haven. July P,-Thc weather over inc holiday is cApcrt- cd 10 hc dry but according to John A. Morse, prohibition enforcement officer there will be some wet ness" in other ways and he expects lot of search warrants to hc used. Mr, Morse conferred with Commits sioner Lynch today.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
James Ryan

Jam"s Ryan died at his homo in New Haven yesterday, llo leaves his wife, who was Miss Margaret Coon.y of Union street, this city. The lu- neral will bo held tomorrow at 2 o'clock at St. Nincrnt's church, New Haven. Burial will h" in St. Mary'S cemetery, New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
Waterbury Boys Lose
 Fingers in Machinery

Waterbury, July S-'rWo boys each lost three fingers of their right hands while playing around the machinery at the Snagg Saud and Gravel company. They are George Gcahan, lG. of 69 Linden street and Thomas pcrwin. I&, nf l06 south View street The boys arc at st. Mary's hospital
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
DEFEAT LABOR AMENDMENT

Indianapolis, July Pl-A resolu- ton specifically naming the proposed child labor amendment 10 the fed eral constitution and rledging th" continued support Of the National Education association to its passage nas defeated by the association at It's final session here today.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
THREE El-ILnIAGS RIKNEn

Sydney, x. s., July 3-lnc"n- diarism and other disorders were revived in the strike area of Cane Breton last night when three build inEs were destroyed by fire, it was learned today, Police authorities have hecn unable to stop the doprc- datiOnr.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
[. or MINN. uIRTN VnNCU

MlnncapolIs. July g Pl-Dr Clar- 'nro N. Spears. for four yrars foot h1u coach at Wr>t Virginia lmAcr- sltN has accepted appointment a> had football coach at the university Nf Minnesota to succeed William II SpaUlling
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
Helena C.. Henry

Helena C. Henry, 19, sister Of Mrs, Edward Iano of this city. died y strrday in the Moutrtiorc hospital, New York; where she Was nurse. Tho funeral will be hcll this after noon from H. C. porDrr'S. Rev.. Samurl Sutciins will ctIjciatc and huriaj will he in Eairviow cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
WOMEN SEE EXECUTION
Kentucky Negro Flrctr0tutnI Nhilc Daughters Or Ills Victim Watch Proceedings.

Eddy,illo, ky. JNlv " ,F'--tn thc prosqpc' oC tNn daughters of his victim, Harry Armand, negro, WIS olcctrorut"d in thc statr rcntrntiary here today for the murder of 4. K. Witton, Louisville insurancn man.
 Mrs. I.rah Witteu. Cash and Miss F,thrlyn N'uor, 1aueh'ors of tho victim and Misses Euhy Thomas and Sadie Richardson were admitted to tho death chamber as newspaper representatives. If was tho first >imo women had witnessed an oXccu- ton in tho state.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
MmIInNs GnIrIN s,InkL

BuenoS Aires, July 2 tP Tho rile1 hy the Tobacco Dealers Asso- riaticn show that during the last year Germans smoked 6,5n0, ,Ooe ,n0p cigars and s5.0oo, oOn,RR cigarettes. These cost the smokers total of sssS.0no. oon.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
KITTEN RN DOG

r. j. Nalthour rf q CouIgt rHco reported 70 the policr this morning that hr was bitten on the u2 hy dog near the corner or Park and Elm streets lir sajd that th, 1og is kept al thc Norrrll lottery station.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
Deaths
Edward John nCren

Edward John Ogrcn. infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Edward F.. OEren of 2&9 Linwood street. died this morn ing. Tho funeral was hold this aft oruoon at o'rNock from thr homo. Rev. Samuel l'isko will offiCiatc and burial will be in Fairyicw cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
SIrIrIuE RY GAS

New York, July tPl-Mrs. Jean Gordon Hanson, a widow. settlement house worker connected with the Union Neighborhood House commit led suicide today by inhaling gas. Her daughter, Mrs Ida Fullerton. of Ridgerood. \. !, could assign no reason for the att.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
too MISSING IN RrIzzARn
seven MountamcerS Found INrorr
 tn Death in Siyrian Ans

Vienna. July 8 tP-A hundred mouniainccrs or more were cauEhi in a blizzard on the Syrian Salshurs Alps last Monday. When long pe rlod had elapsed without news ot them, searching parties sci out and have thus far found seven of the men frozen to death.
 Tt Is feared that most of the other mountaineerS have been similarly overcome,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03

High Low C'o- Alts Chat ..., N5 N2 && Am Can ,,,. l26'l f22 l3i Ann Loco ... il7Ts 1ti II, Am Smelt .... 1o%', l"%ls iN"'. Am %us ,.,.,, 6A'. 64 64 Am sum .... S's N'a S'@ Am Tel X Tel l4o7s 1to'l l4oA Am Wool .,.. %Sts %I's %S Auacon1a .... %S'2 &Hl2 %A Atchison ..., 11S7s l1S3, I1S7s Al C;lf & W 552t 54', 147s Rald Loco ,.Il6lS ll4ts 1It's Ealt X Ohio ,. T7i. 767s 76'S Beth steel ,... %9 &ES, %N's Bosch Mag ... a %tl2 %i'a Cen Leather .. lS'S i7Ts I17S Gan Pacific ...liH14 ii2 lto Chvs X Ohio ..?5"s H5il ?i7s chi Mil X s r 2 S7, 2 [ M X $ p pCd 1G1s Il7S ISIS Chi ri l X Fac, ii7s t&ls i$'s Chile Copper, ,$% 'a $&1l %& L. Colo Fuel ..,. i17s 4o"t to', Cor Textile ,.. %'s %ll &l, Corn rrol R"t &7's %7's &5r Cru Stocl .,.. fI'" 6I'r flh, roslcn 0u .., &@'s &1', @I $, htv Chem ,,. %5 &> @5 Eric ......... @2 @Ef, e>'. Erie 1st rfd %7", &iI2 "7'. Gen Electric gSf', "SG @\tn Gen Motors .. >f7. N4 lll, Gt North prl d2', tN'a c&I Insp Copper ., g51. @1f. @a'. Int Nickel .,. &o @o7, $o
 Int Paper ..,. GNh 67 67 E Kelly Spring .. "Ia, ""-, 11 Noun"co't rop. 5I7. l' AiN, t.ohich NaD ... No1s x" <o
 Marine rfd .... ,@s =, S@> Marine Nfd ... %"'t I@', -' '>. Nli States Oll "Hv fig 21, NIl, Fac ptI 7Nt~ IT. 5TT> Nar Lead ....Iio lid iii
 New Haven =. &2 %1'> &g
 Norl X West ..1gN-> 1"N 1->L. North Par ... 6i5> od hp raruc oil ,. 57f> +a1, .3', Pan American 7Gl IG'l 16ll Penn Railroad l3.s t1'. 4d.s r X k C N .. &?lx #N#, "g Pierce Arrow &&@, &Hf, a@ x Pure Ojl ..... -7i. c>i> -> ., Rep l N x . tf 4I", tG Hay Copper .. Ia+ 1@ l"lI Heading ..... NG \" >G |, Eoyal Dutch :. 5i5, a"-, @o'> Sinclair Oil ... .ys. .s1, -.N
  South TAcub 9'", H>@, 9>"> south Railway ">"~ "f1, ">'> Slulchakcr '>., i'> tNb TrAur Co ..., a] x tn', 5i ] Tex X Pacific 4S iN X Transcou uu f, i'g Irnion Pacific 1%I1, I%>t i&Nf, | United rrun PISS, -t, .l>4l | $ Indus Alec >1I >9tc >7 ! l. $ Rubber U 1a rG
 | s Steel ,,.. lI5', l1t1 ll5 Westinghouse Hs, 1n :" -, Willys overland gols lHt 1@~S Radio ...... 56.4 .61, .a'.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
SHIT noNN UNTIL JULY 13

Ware, Mass. July S.-~Tho cotton nnlle of the Otis company will clos" tonight and will not reopen until July 13, More than 1900 employ"S are affected The mills have hcen operating on part time.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03

Now York -- Exchanges. I02&,- 1" "ooo: hTlucrs. lpHtunnuo.
 Eos'on -- IN,bonEos, S@.ouo, ,uon; huiarros, &lno0noo.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03

At tho N heel Of this vehicle of late vintage you win find Admiral William $. Sims on sunny mornings. The former commander of inc At- lantic fleet who lives a quiet. re- tired life 8t Newport E. l., has taken to bicycling as s means Of exercise.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
WaU Street Briefs

Brokerage houses report that in- vcstors are putting big sums Of money into common stocks in view of the fact that preferred stocks and bonds are al high prices and the shelves of bond brokers are yirtu- ally bare. In the last month one firm invested for clients more than sS,Ooo,ooo in common shares of various industrial and railroad com. panlcs.
 The financial district takes tho view that the dourth Of freight car and locomotive buying does not in- dicatc lack of prosperity inasmuch as class one railroads increased their net operating luromr for May moro than St3,ooo,ooo over May last year.
 Freight traffic on the Chicago, Rock Island X Pacific lines in June increased 10 14E%i1 car loads com pared with 129.1o7 in June last year The Illinois Central also re- ported gain for the month 174,- %12 car loads against l55,6l a year ago,
 Ton new drug companies were or sanlzei in the l'nucd states in June with capitalization of $3,24j,00o, compared with six companies capi- talizcI at $575,ooo in May and l4 companies capitalized at SL226,0o0 in April a compilation by the Jour- nal of Commerce shows.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
'ck, Stowe & Will
IuNRI\G uorsr SENTIMENT

| \. TREASURY STNTIMI.NT <. trrasury balance. &216.9%6Iq&
Evening star., 1925-06-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY : COOL, 7th
floor apartment: two rooms, kitchen, bath.
porch; everything new. Franklin 9S42. Apt.
704. or call any time. 1901 Mass ave. NV
Evening star., 1925-06-05

FOUR SMALL ROOMS, KITCHENETTE
and bath. for summer months. Rent. $50.
Call Main 3l2O. Branch S36. morning. 10
Evening star., 1925-06-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1905 r. /. AVE. NV FURNISHED
apartments for rent.
THREE FRONT RMS. AND BATH. PORCH
gas and cleo included. Rent. S55. l7OO
18th st. NV. Bird floor.
WARDMAN.
Evening star., 1925-06-05

T3S 1st ST NW-Three nice Ink. rooms
2nd floor, S27 with gas: rooms. 3rd hoor
Evening star., 1925-06-05

1909 NEWTON ST. NW-Two large. un,
furnished rooms; private bath, electric. ana
gas for light housekeeping. %
Evening star., 1925-06-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR RENT.
APT. 9 rooms and pantry and bath in the
Nebraska. 81 Randolph pl. NV. between
r and s. North Cap. and LIST. Rent. $40
WARDMAN.
M. 1880. 1870 st.
NO. AZ. 17I7 18th ST. Nw.-3 r. & B. $50
1905 Oregon ave. n.w.--4 +. & b.. ami DO
30l5 14th st. NV. End h.-5 r., porch
HowENSTEIN BROS.
7th and SITS. n E.
OTIS ST. NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
4-room and bath apartment: elec. hghts;
S37 so.
FRANK A. GIBBONS.
Main Els 3OS Insurance Bldg.
18th and NV
Evening star., 1925-06-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
166O-l662 PARK RID.

Beautiful fve-room and bath apis, all
outside rooms and porch. in heart of Mt.
Pleasant, convenient to cars and bus line'
churches and theaters recently redecorated
very reasonable. Apply janitor.
l32D st. n.w.-3-room and bath apt =.
running hot water, electric lights, gas,
h.-w.h.; rent reasonable
Universal Real Estate Corp,
1929 N St. NV Fr. ao11