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New Britain herald., 1925-11-13
SlO5,OO0 Realty Deal
 In Main St. Property

S. NJ. Davidson X Go, is the new owner of the building at l4S Main street, having purchased the prop erty from Louis Mohill for sl05.000. Mir, Mohill bought tho building several months ago, Two stores occupy the first floor while offices are on the three upper floors, Re modelling of the interior and the front of the building is planned,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13
Dentists in Session
 At Vivian Residence

nr and Mrs. c. W. Vivian enter tained the members of the New Britain Dental society al their West Main street home last evening. The speaker of tho evening was Dr. George Fahy. a specialist in oral
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13
JEWS HEAR REPORT
 0N KOSHER MEATS
Rabbi Aaronson Makes Recon. mendationS to Committee

The appointment of a supervisor of meats for tho Jewish butcher shops in this city was one Of the maln recommendation made last evening by Rabbi J. II. Aaronson Of this city al a meeting of the committee from the Jewish con- sregations, which is Investigating the kosher meat situation. This recommendation, together with two others made by Rabbi Aaronson. will be acted upon at another meeting of tho committee, which will be held on Monday evening of next week at s o'clock at Talmud Torah hall.
 He made the following recom- mendations to the committees
 First, that supervisor be ap. pointed fo" the Jewish butcher markets in New Britain.
 Second, that n representative of the Jewish community here be sent to other cities, from which New Britain receives it's kosher meat, there to get in touch with the rabbis in order to secure in- formation regarding the supervi- sion Of the meat in those cities.
 Third, poultry, after 1t is killed according to the Jewish dietary laws. should be stamped as kosher and no unstampcd poultry should be accepted as kosher.
 The committee, after discussing the recommendations. decided to take them under consideration. Definite action will be taken at Monday evenings meeting. when the recommendations will be voted upon. Rabbi Hadas. who was pres ent, pledg' the support of the Congregation Brethren Sons of Is- rael.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13
Boston University
 Athlete Dies Today

Boston, Nov, l3 Vp - Ernest II. Munson. member Of Boston uni versity's cross country squad, died today after an Illness that started on Nov. l. the day after he ran tho triangular hin and dale race with Tufts and Northeastern university. Munson failed 10 finish the race and complained of suffering the next day.
 NEW RADIO STATIONS
 Washington, Nov, IS tPl-T~o new first class radio broadcasting sta. tons were licensed and three which had been operating short distance stations were permitted by the de- partment of commerce today to be- gin broadcasting on B high power, long distance scale.
 The new stations are to be oper-
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13

atnd by Lurus and Brother, Inc, Richmond, Va, with the call WRNA and wave length of 256 meters and the Star-News Publishing com. pany, Pasadena, Caln with the call KrsN and R 3l5,s meter wave length.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
AN OLD SALOON HID TWO
 LARGE VEINS OF GOLD

COLORADO SPRING, Col.-"The Gold Mine" might we'll have been the name of the old Gan Call saloon in the Burns property of the Nuestra Ventu- ra Company back in the sos in the heydey of the Cripple Creek mining boom, for after 35 years it has been found the basement of the once fa- nous grog shop was a veritable find, though none knew it at the time.
 Recently Edward Annette and his son, Edward, were probing around the old basement site and ran across what they believed high graders cache.
 They found pieces of high grade ore showing free gold in the refuse. The first piece of ore found showed bub- bles of free gold on the surface hay ing apparently been roasted. This is believed to have happened when the saloon burned down several years ago. The free gold first attracted the attention of the miners. A shipment of no pounds or the ore showed 45.S ounces of gold to the ton.
 Bedrock was struck but the vein continued and the prospectors discov- cred that the former refreshment par Tor had been built over the junction of two well defined veins.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
DOLLAR PUSHING HIS
 ADMIRAL LINER OFFER

R. Stanley Dollar, president of the Admiral Oriental Line left Seattle for Washington, D. O., to urge accep- tance by the Shipping Board of his charter-purchase plan for acquiring the five President type government owned liners now operating from Se- attle to ports in the Orient. The bid of the Dollar interests was unlike any. think previously submitted. The pro- posal to charter the five ships at a fee of 5000 ship month carries the obligation on the part of the Ad- miral Oriental Line to assume all fin. ancial responsibility for the opera. tion of the tonnage from Seattle to the Far East for period of five years.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
BANKERS MEET
 WITHDELEGATES
 OF SOVIET GOVT.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA P)-Ameri- can bankers and Russian industrial ists gathered at banquet at the Bankers Club here Thursday. The proceedings were kept secret, all but to the Soviet Official News Agency and the Associated Press. The Mos- COW agency, which obtained an ac- count of the dinner from the Soviet agency said the meeting was "sig- nificant indication of the increasing importance of the Soviet American trade" It said the banquet which was nominally to celebrate the award ing of prizes to American manufact- urer of the successful automobiles participating in Soviet road tests, was actually the first real outspoken recognition by American finance of the importance of Soviet trade and the stability of the Soviet govern ment."
 The Soviet agency said that Reeve Schley, president of the Chase Ma tional Bank, who gave the banquet, decided it was as important as the Soviets claimed.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
ANCHORAGE MAN LOST THRU ICE
 AT TALKEETNA

ANCHORAGE, Dec. 12 (P) Bruce Rider, aged 26, formerly of Valdez and Seward, stationary fireman for the Talkeetna bridge construction crew has been given up for dead. He was last seen on the river on the ice, and his footprints led to hole where he must have fallen in.
 H. L. Rider, his father, who lives in Anchorage, had recently contracted with the Birch Products Corporation for Speers and McComb, to cut half a million feet of birch and two million feet of spruce. He was just starting work at Campbell when he was hur- ried to the scene of his boys death to assist in the search for the body.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
JAPANESELA MEN ON BEACH
 AT TEEN TSIN

TOKYO, Dec. IA (F)-The Navy de partment announced that the destroy CT Fuji Tsuta had landed 50 sailors on the beach at Tien Tsin, Manchuria.
 Ambassador Kopp, of Russia, in a statement to Foreign Minister Shida- "a said: "In view of the rumors re- specting the peaceful policy of the United States of Soviet republic aim ing to prejudice it's relations with Japan, have the honor to declare that the United States of Soviet re- public does not pursue in the Far East any aggressive plans intended to menace the interest of Japan"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
HUNGRY DOGS FIGHT OVER
 BODIES DAMASCUS SLAIN

DAMASCUS, Syria, Dec. IA. P)- Hungry dogs are fighting over the dead bodies in the olive groves in the battlefield around Damascus. The city is hourly thrown into panic between fears of massacre of Christians by Syrian rebels who attack daily and and the French cannonading.
 That Damascus can be taken by rebel forces is improbable as the last attack was of A hours durations. The American vice consul visited the bat tlefield at the edge of the city and saw dogs tearing at the bodies within 100 yards of the French barracks.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
LIST OF STARSFOR
 1925 FOOTBALL

NEW YORK, Dec. 14 (P)-Satur- day the Associated Press compiled it's list of first All-American football stars for 1925 which included the follow ing: Ends-Benny Oosterbaan, of Michigan; Mike Fully, of Dartmouth; !; tackles, Ed Deir, of Nebraska, Ralph Chase of Pittsburgh. Guards, Carl Diehl of Portsmouth, Merbert Stur- hahn of Yale. Center, Ed McMillan of Princeton. Quarterback, Grange of Illinois. Halfbacks, Wilson of the U. of w.; "Swede" Oberlnader of Dart mouth. Fullback, Ernie Meyers of Stanford.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
COUNCIL TURNS
 DOWN PETITIONS
 IMPEACH BROWN

SEATTLE. Dec. IA P)-The Judi ciary Committee of the city council unanimously recommended the denial of the petition to impeach Mayor Ed Brown. It was declared unfair as the council which would accuse him would act as trial judge. It was suggested the people can pass on his actions in much better way, inasmuch as he announced December that he would be candidate for reelection and ex- pressed a belief that the council is disqualified from sitting on account of the personal prejudice of some of the members who would not give him a fair trial, to which every person is en- titled."
 Councilman Erickson added plea for the city manager plan, on which the people will vote March 19. /
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
MAN USES RAZOR STRoP ON
 WIFE WHO LIKED LATE HOURS

LOS ANGELES, Dec. IA P)-It re- mained for Louis AnsOnia to prove that the punishment meted out in childhood is equally effective in mans estate, even if he is facing divorce suit. He said his wife went out to dances and road houses every night, coming home in the wee .sma' hours, neglecting her family, so he resorted to a razor strop. It proved effective but the woman charges him with cru city and now wants a divorce.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
SUICIDE JUMPS
 FROM WINDOW

SEATTLE, Dec. IA (P)-Joseph M. Harris, 29, bookkeeper and reported to be Young Mems Christian Asso- citation worker, died yesterday after he was found on the sidewalk in front of his hotel The police say that Har- ris registered at the hotel with a wo- man and jumped from a second story window while intoxicated. Investiga- tions showed the window Harris is alleged to have jumped from to be but 12 inches wide and 15 feet high.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
M'CORD TO TAKE
 CHARGE YOUNG
 GIRL'SEDUCATLON

MISSOULA, Mont, Dec. 14 (P- John Warren McCord, Alaskan mining magnate, left here today announcing his intentions of taking Victoria Des Champs out of High School in San Francisco, and placing her in the Mo- tre Dame Convent at Belmont, Cali fornia, for special training in music.
 McCord said that her parents with whom he conferred yesterday neither forbade nor agreed to this plan. The mother said the adoption plans would "be sidetracked for the present, but may be pushed to completion after about the first of the year."
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
MOB ASSEMBLIES
 TOLYNCH NEGRO

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. 14 (P)-- A mob of 4000 men is reported to have assembled at school house near the home of Mrs. Leila Blevins, whom a negro killed in a lonely spot five miles from here Friday.
 Sheriff Adkins sped away with George Washington Martin, a negro, held in connection with the crime.
 It is alleged the negro pointed a pistol at the woman. and when she pulled the weapon down and screamed her assailant fired.
 Intense excitement prevails and it is feared that a race war will ensue.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
FAMOUS PISTOL
 KILLS WOMAN IN
 VANCOUVER B. C.

SEATTLE, Dec. IA (P)-The Post Intelligencer received a dispatch to- day from Vancouver, saying that the gun which killed Jessie Rose, sten- ographer for the brokerage firm of Davidson & Wright Friday, killed John Reid, of Bellingham, Washington, at Skagway many years ago in the fight with "Soapy'' Smith. The gun belong ed to "Soapy," and was acquired by A. C. Wright, a partner of the firm, who kept it in pocket in his auto. It is believed Jessie became despon- dent and stole the gun and shot her. self.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
BROWN SAYS HE'S ONE
 SLICK WEASEL.

SPOKANE, Dec. 14 (P)-Mayor Ed Brown of Seattle, speaking before the public forum Saturday said: "If there is no law enforcement in Seattle, either the prosecutor or the Federal Prohibition officers, who are sworn to get me- because I am off color politi- cally are entirely incompetent, or I am the slickest weasel on two feet"
 Mr. Brown declared that he favored development of Alaska
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
INSURGENT REPUBLICAN, ASKS
 CONTINUANCE OF BOARD

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. IA (P)- The joint democratic insurgent ma- jority committee which investigated the Shipping Board recommended it's continuance under practically the same conditions as now exist. The regular Republicans prepared a mi nority report dissenting
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
JAN VAN EMPEL GIVES
 EXHIBITION SEWARD WORK

SEATTLE Painting of rugged American lanscapes by Jan Van En- pei of Seward, Alaska, are being ex- hibited this week in Parlor A of the Olympic under the auspices of the Seattle Fine Arts Society. An infor- nal reception was later held in the exhibit salon to honor the artist and introduce his work to the city. The exhibit lasted four days.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
DEMONSTRATORS
 TOO REALISTIC
 HANDLING GUN

TRIBUNE, Mo-, Dec. IA (P)-Dem- onstrating how a new device would permit a parsonage to get out of a vault in case he was locked in by a bandit, Wm. Liggett, Cashier of the First National Bank, fatally wounded Benjamin Brown, vice president of the bank and shot Clement Wilson, president of another bank in the leg. He carried a gun to make the demon stration realistic.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
RADIO STATION BEEN
 FOUNDED IN ARCTIC.

OTTOWA.-The northern lights have seen strange sights, but probably not even Service, who penned that line, dreamed as he did so of con- mercial radio station in the land of the midnight sun. Yet such a dream is reality today, and the worlds most northerly station is established at Aklavik, at the mouth of the Mac kenzie river, and 125 miles within the arctic circle.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
BE ABOLISHED
 BY TURKISH ASSEMBLY

ANGORA, Dec. 14 P)-Polygamy as we'll as divorce by mere fiat by the the husband will be ended in Turkey under a modernized civil code to be introduced in the National Assembly. Divorce will be by decision of the courts If a person Be falready mar ried the second ceremony will be annulled.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
NO AUTHORITY TO
 APPOINT SEN. ME

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. IA (P)- The Senate Elections Committee adopted an unfavorable report on the seating of Gerald P. Nye, as Senator for North Dakota The committee held that the governor was without authority to fill the vacancy.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14

 USED ON HOSPITAL

KALISPELL, Mont, Dec 14 (P)- A heavy charge of dynamite was plac- ed under the window of the Sister of Mercy hospital here and exploded last night. The hospital was full of pa tients and nurses, but no one was in jured. A portion of the building was demolished and the windows in that part of town shattered.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
FOOTBALL
University of South Carolina 12;

University of South Carolina 12; St. Mary's 0.
 Withdraw Offer to Rockne
 NEW YORK, Dec. IA P-Colum bia University officials announced to- day they had withdrawn their offer to Rockne to coach the football team the next three years. The officials said Rockne had not told them he had signed an eight year contract with Notre Dame.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
STRIKE REPORTED
 NEAR BOISE, IDA.

BOISE, Ida, Dec. IA (P)-A strike of lead ore assaying S205 to the ton, was reported yesterday in the Old MscCarthy mine on Shaw mountain, eight miles northeast of here.
 Mrs. Martha Mccarthy formerly owned the mine which was once the heaviest gold producer in the state. Scott Anderson is it's present owner.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
ARRESTED FOR
 ILLEGALLY MAKING LIQUOR

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. IA (P)-The arrest of Prof. Dabey Horton of the Ohio state university on a charge of illegally making and having liquor in his possession was announced here to- day. Horton was released on 5000 bail.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
PHIPPS
 SUCCEEDS MOSES

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 14 (P)- Senator Phipps of Colorado was nam ed chairman of the Republican Sena- torial Campaign Committee, succeed ing Senator Moses of New Hampshire.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14

NEW YORK-Six. deaths were re- ported as result of the blizzard and cold wave which is sweeping the At lantic coast southwark Heavy snow- fall made it impossible to keep train schedules. svs abanoh .7
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
LISSNES TORESIGN
 SHIPPING BOARD

LOS ANGELES, Dec. IA (P)-The Times published a statement today that Meyer Lissner would resign from the U. s. Shipping Board. III health was given as the reason.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14

About two feet of snow fell in Sew ard last night accompanied by a rain today. It is one of the heaviest snow- falls for years. -i
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
MILLIONS IN $2.50 GOLD PIECES
 BE MINTED AS SOUVENIRS

DENVER. Dec. IA P-The mint has completed making mcAns of dol lars in $2.50 gold pieces. They will be used as souvenir gifts.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
coos BAY MAGNATE DEAD

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA (P)-C. A. Smith, president of the Coos Bay Lumber Company and one of the lead CTS in the lumber industry died here at his home today.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14
MOVIE ACTRESS DIVORCED

PARIS, Dec. IA (P)Anabelle Owen was granted divorce today from her husband, Edward Ricart, by the Paris divorce court today.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-14

George Colwell, roadmaster on the Seward division, is in town today.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-01-17
GORGAS INSTITUTE TO SPEND FORTUNE
IN ATTEMPT TO PROLONG LIFE SPAN

sick list costs the coun'
an estimated $500. 100000 year
1mething like 100000 workers
TO show up at the job daily be-
Sc OF illness.
lousands die before their time.
ne waste in human lives. cut of
Aaturely. is staggering
:ch statements find corroboration
source at American headquar-
, Of the Gorgas Institute in Chi
DEDICATION To GORGAS
IS organization has been dedi-
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orv of Gen. William Crawford
is. the Yankee physician who
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spent acquainting the public with the
benefits of modern preventive and
scientific medicine.
The message will be carried in the
daily press. on the movie screen and
delivered from the lecture platform
The remaining $2.O00.000 is intend.
ed for the endowment and main.
tenance of a huge laboratory in
Panama for the study and research
of tropical diseases
This latter project. made possible
through a land grant and S750,000
bond issue on the part Of the Panama
government. is 70 be the gathering
place of great scientists who will
work in the saving of human life.
Part of the initial S5.0OO,000 al.
ready has been pledged by South
American republics and wealthy in
dividuss
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through public subscription on na.
tional tag days
PERIODIC EXAMINATION
The layman will he urged to make
periodic visits to his doctor for a
complete examination and overhaul.
ing If necessary
Physicians all over the country are
backing the idea as are influential
medical bodies and public men
President Coolidge heads the Cor
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DR. Franklin H Martin. noted sur
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There is no reason. excep, the
Ignorance Of the general public. why
the average life Of mankind can't he
increase: - 10 or 75 years." Martin
declares
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the most gigantic health crusade
ever witnessed in this country
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Evening star., 1925-06-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
sOUTHWEsT-s 900. Terms.

SOUTHW EST-$oOOO. Terms.
electric of the section o
o the
PETWORTH-$935 $50. Terms.
line Hal blockf from Georgia
SOUTHEAST-&,45O Terms.
$500 Cash and sos Per Month
SIX
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andat
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PETWORTH-S895O. Terms.
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CAFRITZ COMPANY
18th and K Main o08O
Phone Service Until PM.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COLORED.
NORTHWEST.

A large Groom brick home,
vacant, in hrst-class condition..
Contains electric lights. excep-
tionally large back porches. In
a splendid section of the north
west Can be bought on reason
able terms.
CAFRITZ COMPANY,
18th and K. Main 9O8O
Phone Service Until 9 PM.
S14,75O.
JUST OFF 10th ST.
4 BedrOOmS-2 Baths.
Immediate sale desired Of this delightful
home, situated less than half square
off 18th St near Decatur. colonial type
tapestry brick, cement front porch. seven
unusually large bright rooms -four bed
rooms and two completely equipped
Tile baths one with shower breakfast
and sleeping porche-. hardwood floors
handsome fireplace with huiltln hook
stripping; several added attractions, hot
water heat. electric lights. splendid lot.
beautiful front lawn and wide. paved
alley rear. Do not overlook this
opportunity to obtain home this
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Phone Until Q P.M.
BOSS & PHELPS.
The Home Of Homes.
1917 ST. NV. MAIN $500.
Beautiful
Detached-Corner.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Situated in Cleveland Park proper.
within the shadow of the msgnih-
cent Cathedral and generally con
hp1nfyfV1
ner in this exclusive residential sub
urb. The colonial home itself
charming but the artIsticaliy land
scaped grounds are even more lovely
fifteen years in care and attention 70
the numerous trees vines. shruDbeTS
and wide variety of flowers that
now adOrn the property. The home
itself Is planned for tnat real com
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u a real colonial fireplace, spacious
equipped kitchen and service porch.
On the second floor four delight
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rooms, complete bath and storage
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screened throughout and has slate
heating plant: oak floors: maids
room and conveniences and Other
paratively small cost IN touching UP
the home the value viii be increased
several Thousand dollars, For i'm
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$40. 900 Reasonable terms For
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Phone Until 9 PM.
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The Home OF Homes,
1417 X St. NV.
Main Q3OO