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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-19
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Gnnri uIemarastO iOntnnnt YbSps-
ualtain iuiranpmaisten fGiiin.

San Diego, Gal. :, gbopSpal
tain puolella GGbellG @tericon ru
iaa opat pallanfltnloufielliiet illur
intellect preiiOenfi Guaesin 9aIIi-
tutien futiStamiSto. Salniuoni flli-
tentin t1li OboDSmoltain poliiiimi-
ranonaisten tietoon, iotfa omat
panginneet $50 fapinoitiiaa ia faa-
panneet iuuren uielparuston. @an-
aitIatinen tapoDtut Sul5urasIa
SSntperiol loofloSln, misid fenraali
enrique estrada, entinen Wtericon
ballitufien iotaiiibteeri, iuunnitteli
bpoftGpstG I6belId iiiuitielpiin talt-
pungeibin. 8aiffa on noin folmen
n1ailtn pGGsi6 roialto.
8iranonoiiet iailpot f1litnia
ponsIoroioun fitorma-altton, tatit
fpnmenen tonnin fantoista tltornta
nutoo, jotfa oliluat lastatut ppslptl-
Id, fonefhp1GreillG ia anmrtfeilla.
geGioen liiGfii be iaipot ltleita olt'
toio, ioito nGbtGpGSti aiottiin fGDt-
t6G ntieSten fulettanlile8Ia. 8angtt-
trien ioufosia on $50 mericolaista:
@ironomaisten fGiiin ioutlli mpos
IufuiIto aIiapupereita ia piirnStuf-
fla, ioioen perusteella bDoffG1sta
funnniteltiin.
gtIitpisfobtoiiemmin IneteItlnn
tafatparioituien aieioen ioltosia on
400 5pringfieIb-mullista pDslpa,
fofIi fonefipGdrid ia 155,20O anl-
nutetta. gaGioen liiGfIi of tubnnlia
mGbempiorpoiiio ompumuaIeito.
tSulaiuonen punoia fenrauli Gs'
tro6o, iofu iumuitii itienia eitttGd
iimitlt.inIin00rifii on ollltt Obops'
maltain bolIitufien poliiiimirnnomut
file 10 fouon tunnettu. SGnen opus
IoiIenaon toimi fenrooli g(urelto
Sepuloe6a, buomnttu @ericon or
meiion ipirfunlies, iofa on tertonllt
nIuneenlo SOS 9lnselesisia 10 fob
oen uuoOen oion. Sanet mpos
tpangitttin. Dfii buomotaista .iobto'
henfiloistG on piel6 tuapaalla 1a-
Iol(o ia bGnen oOotetaan ioutulpnn
tpongitii piutfoin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-19
M.cricoluiIet ciipGt lusfe fOnInhn
omerifalaiIcn iunnsin lnp.

0lerico GitD. - SGfGlGiien man
fiIon tportiiot otpat eOelleen fieltdp'
tpneet Iusfemasta Obopspaltatn fua
rofonIulio 2elpisia Sos 9lngelests'
ia fotoiIin olewun amerifaloiien S.
S. @ranOen luo, iotu iponetttttn
iotu paiwa iitten ipDtettDnd mad
rennpfiista bananamppntien pbtep'
Scsid. 2epis meni tpnnfiIoon len
ialfeen fun ulfomantpirustosta oil
g(merifon IabetDst0Ile ilmoitettil,
etta lupo punsin tupuuuiieen oil
onnetti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-19
Staff pienta inOmalaista lasta Iur.
'nantnnnt mUOttOriluenbeen aiacsIa
IOntnWcnbeen paalle.

| fStfSllllu/ UIlllll. SQculltttet
onnettomltnS tapabtui torStai.iltanc
Sermillion-i1rmellG, noin neliGn.
mes mailin pGG$iG Ssle Of Sine.
iaareSta, fun cbicagoIaiien liifemie
ben 8illiam 3. Sefferpn nopeoful.
fllinen iuuri moottoripenbe oioi
lorhtmen6een pGGlle, misiG oIilpot
toperilnisten Scr ia Mrs &onstlt
0tarttilan neliG Iasta, @illiom,
Selen, Wtart9a ia Glen ia beioGn
enonia g(, SGrntG, iofu tointii pel-
ienid fansiu bulpilnpnifon pitGiGnG
mninit1lla i6rlpeIlG Inboen toiIel(a
puoleIln Solepilo-ionre8tu.
@illiom ia Selen @torttilo, eoel.
linen 3 ia iGlfimGi;;eii 6 muo6en
ifGinen, ioipat onnettonultoesia
iurmonIa. 8illiantin Ioi emo este.
tpfii buffumosta, .uoon pienofoinen
louffnnntiti pbteentornGpfiesid flto.
lettaluasti. Selen paioIi pobiann ia
loDoettiin b6nen ruuntiinia Iauan.
taina onnltpGipGllG. 0tartbn ia
ellen, fafIoilet, ifG 13 puotta, pc.
lastilirpat Ioamalla fiinni fltmoon
menneen penbeen lnioasto ia pDipt-
telenGll1 iiinG, tltnnes opuun e1-
6ittiin ronnolta. SGrm1 loutfann.
tri paiteonloiIesti, noon t1stG buo
linotta ban Dbteenoion iGlfeen III
poifolle, niSiG 8illiom oil tpoioa-
moSia ia lapIi f6iiparrellann palaIi
menbeen mo, pioelleen iiit1 fiinni.
Yelost1neet miettin SSoleipilo.botel-
lin, misiG iiellG olelpat lGGfdripie-
raat prittitp6t peIastua pienen 8iI-
liontin bengen Iiind fllitenfaan one
nistltntotto. 8elastoiien menGeen
buffumispoifollc luolpltttla oil Sc
len 10 brffunut. Snnettomluloen nG
fimGt botel(in eoustalla lait1rilla
olleet lufuiiat bentil0t.
Sefferp ilmeiiesti Ell buOmunnut
pienenrpGG penbett6. SGn oil oia.
mosia birnltiiella pouDOillo, noin
SO moilin nopeuoellu t1nniSia.
8enbeen teulnpltoli of fobono noe
Oestd ia ip0fipi ie SGrmGn tpen'
been pIitie aurstoten fen eileen ia
footoen fen. SGrnGn ipenbeesia oil
fltIetettapa ntoottori ia on SarmG
fertonltt, ettG ban nGbOeSiGGn moot
torilpenDeen tltlemon oil pannitt to'
neenia fGpnG6n taotiepGin pGastdt
Ieen pois tieltd.
Otarttilon perbe oil ollut nlettn
miiffoio @eruiIlion iGrpella SGr'
m6-meljesten DumilapaifaIla felda
miettdmdsia. Scr @aurttiIuIIu on
mofeisliife Somerisiu. 2osten ruit-
miit otpot Soperin buiitaustoinlis'
tosIa buato1stn oOottamaSia.
Syefferp aioi Min fo'pallo ipaub-
oilla, eta ban Ell iuunut pitfddn ot'
fam menbettGGn pololtettfit one
nettontltuspaitalle. &:ti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-19
WaaamiuiljelDsuiruston ariuiot iuaO'
0entnlusta.

8oIbington. = @lofitnn enlimat
Icnd paituGnG pulIinneen iatotilan'
feen perusteeIIn muunpilielpsrptras
TO on tebnDt ieuroapan ennnftoar'
pioon muooentltlosta: malsltlato
2,576, $4,000 buibelio, Werrattltna
9, 6O,7SO,O0O buibelin orptoon
fltufurIi iitten, WauisiiiutO piime
muonno oil 2,9O5, ,O53,000 buibelio.
Qlutfoitii Iitten orrpioitiin talntpeb
n96 t,tlenon noin 567762yO0O
bltI6elio, mutta lpiineiiesiG orlpt-
oinnisIo ennustetunn tuIemon $685.
$4,000 buibelio. 8iime iuuonna
Iootiin 5,61O,O00 buibelia. See
lp6tuebnGG ennustetoon nDt inata-
nan PIP, 2,7I9,OUU Dulpellu; IuI'IuH'
Fl Iitten ennustettiin 1885, 900
ia piime tpuonna iuutiin fOrinttitu
27O,S75,OOO buIbelia
NeinneI6ton ipoGticn mnaftfutl1e'
luswiroston tieoonattoiert ntitann
On noItionme Observation-Disclosures
oIlc normualin. Seinaiato on perrin
niuffn. Seniiiuan eta 10. 1926 iau
fin beiniG 4,t92,OOO tonnio orfut'
oiboon beinaiuto tdlIe tphoOeIIe to-
6oapun uinoustuun 2,6SS,ooo tom
min.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-19
Thurs Aug. 10, 1926 Ironwood Mich
lSnOmulniiet ,uan6nfict tapcllcct.

gSalmoiu fertoo gtep gorf
@liIIiistG, @ainn, ieuruapaa:
oil tlittittauonn nur9aDritDflen
tdboen teStilpiffona eloflmn Ii p1i
m1, 9ppin ttnnettu. maanpilie[iid
Mrom @uOas rs puotioS iiGltG6n
fouppalamme oifeuoesia. 9(bram
EuoaS iai balpoufien tatii Wuotta
Iitten pitden bGnti fouan beifosIo
terpepoeSiG. Sllen muoteenonana
palion ia iitten bGn on pittGn eI1.
mGniG aian ollut ionfun perran na
tiiuomia nolttthpa ia tltnnettu for
tin ia pultlin pelltri, iotra ebfG iaot
toilpat b6nen ponboina pGipin1Gn
biemon onitltiiefii, josta ebfG iob-
tlt1tpi ie ettG bGn on npt monboina
pGiwinGGn loonltt lpibomielen uieito
Ielttltnme oiuffoitn fobtaan, erino-
naittoin WtrS Si55ie Baloa fobtoon
iefi omao poimoonIa Wtrs 9riito
Su0aSta fobtoun, iofo of piimeiIet
2 flr1fautto buonon teripeDtenI1 ia.
fla Wers Salon tDf0nG, uIuen Wtrs
Salon tolosIo. 9tpt tGll1 oinlla oI-
fol glbrom SuonS ltDfaamann muir
bota lpainonia iefd Wers Salon
jonfu aifomltfIeniu oil pGGttGnht
pnnna f6ptGnto0n ia min iiinG nie
IesIG tuli 0trs 2i85ie Balon IuofIe
ia Innoi, ettG npt nina lopetan IL
nun. Silloin rienii Wtrs Solo Bu.
taoieen fiinni poinnen fGiistG. Sill
nG IpntDi anforo tappelu, iosIa
Snoas pritti .toSfupeitIellG lpO6d
Ytr8 Soloo, sofa bituii tpttGrenici
@lrs ga0ricf S0pbtpGn amutieen ia
min iai>pat toistellitfii mostaan fun
nes Buoos piimein ipdiDt ia pppii
Ioo6a ponna lenGbt6m6Gn, ionfa
noiIet mD0nlim1t b6nelle. StllotnI
oil tnSfumeitIi ioatlt 10 pots bGnelta.
SGnen iiinG moutesia tltli talon
mdpp @illium SrGfii iiidlle. SGmG
topabtui tiistaino, elotlutn 10 pGi.
ND ia Wtrs 8alo monnoi Wungitie'
mi8fGsfpn Buoostn pastaan ia
min poliiii Mtatti 9titiffa f1mi bG'
net pangitiemosIa ieuraamona pai.
mGnG, iolloin oIia oil falppolom.
me oiteuoesIa tlltfittorpana, ioSio
b6net tataIitpat tafii poitoonia ioten
Suoos on npt tataltfiellu irti 81
fuuforto. oian. 8aimOnlu Wers
8riita 8uOos on npt boioettaUono
fu1ppulasinnme @trs 9lnna Sacob-
Ionin luonu iilGG bGn ei fptene e.
n6Gn oIumaon omaa taloa ollen 10
81 muooen iiGltGniG. 8anbutiiu on
foipa onni foboellut piime tpuoiina
menettGen faifen omaiiurtenIa, 10.
ia moi mpos moifuttoa Scr BuOaan
jGrfeen liian rosfoasti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-19
Standardization fGgttGmiaen.

SGmeen liGrtin maaberran eIitpt.
len mllfaiiesti on iiiGaiiuinniniste-
rio iuosturutt iiiben, ett1 piime
wuoIineliGnnefien fieltolofiiaffoin
iaoonnn fGpttGd poliiinportiofontto-
rim rofentamista lporten 8olfeafos.
fel(e, outoien banffirusta iparten
&ongasalan 2enp1GIGn, Srirpeoen
ia SoIlolan piirien nimismiebilIe,
poltupDorien ostomistu tporten So
tioiSten piirin poliiiilpiranomaiiille,
pubelinfoneioen bnnftintista marten
2open pitrin poIiiiitonstaopeleille,
moottoriaionenwoien patolliSta pDs
iGpttGmistG ipnrten taripittalpien nd
linei0en fustontamiietii lefG tielto'
lofiliiton Sampereen ia Saboen ieu
ttien alueidriestoien pulmontniuos-
toille Observation-Disclosures aibelttu
mien fulrntien peittGmiIetii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-19
@tprsfp Stelu gOrfisia,

9GelU DorI. eloI. 10 y. VlleT
flo 5 ieuouSia iltap6ip6llG nousiu
utfoSmprSfp ia pilpenpurtartien tc
poinen ranffaioOe on tebnpt palior
pabinfon Smlr-Nem Oorfisia ia
len pmpGristoaG: SbnliiiG on fuol.
Int ia louftaontltnl1t, ialamat iptpt.
timat 10 tulipaloa, tltnneliteillG pD'
I1btpi liitenne tltnnelet6in tulEpi-
neen meOen tafia, raoio-obieImot
oil fesfeptettGrpG ia tpumenet tr-
bannet miebet ia nniIet iaitpat ooot-
taa neliGnnefien puorofartta iuni.
aan iittenf1Gn pGGlentGttG fotiinia.
9ten 0nrfin ilmamiraston mn.
faan oil iaoe rosfoin mitd tieoe.
tGGn. 2pbpesiG oiasia iatoi lGbes
neljG trl1maa mettG. &ellarit t1pttpi
mGt, faout olipat jGrmin1 ia n6fi-
rinteiltG ilotii peIi pau9aamana
foSteno, fl1liettaen nlltfanoan faiten
irtonaiien mtran, fimet ia rosfat.
9ifaipiemGrit enn1tthuGt niellG
main mGbGiIen oian me0esta. tSala.
mat pu0ottelimot rafennuSten rGDs
tGforisteito ia pirstoilpnt firffoien
torneia. @elttta paitfa monet Iairuat
pofolpia tGrGbOpfIiG ialamanistuiS'
ia, tieoetGGn oinoastaan Dboen 15-
poian menettGneen benfens
ia.
0li 1000 Song SSlnntiin meme.
u11 motfnStaioo oil fltuIitltntilen
oootutIen iGlfeen patoitettlt popp'
nGGn botelleibin, ralttatien tlmoitet
tua ettG oinootin fdptettGpiSid ol-
Int Cast &iperin olitIe meneWd tun
neli of iru6eIleen mennpt fGpttofua-
nottomnfii.
s. 81. z. tltnneIiIinjot molentmil
IA boaroillo, 8roo0tpopn ia Sering-
tonin, oIitpnt ppiGbODIiSiG pitftn
linioo. g. sc. &. foetti pitGG pllq
liifennettG lpG6Gn poremmallo me-
nestnfIellG. &otltmortnulinjat OLE
lpot tufosIo monin poitoin ia tpms
menettrbannet ibniiet eipdt tien'
meet miten pGGstG pofii fotiinia.
2ufemottomon iollfon pabintojo,
Iit,irio ia pieniG, oibeutti mDrsfp,
ioisto foitui Iotoientitbuniien oolla-
rien oineellinen lpourio. g. 9. Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-19
Snulemantitonitnille nnnettn or.
npnnifaa.

Boston, Ilois. eIof. 12 ,. =
aoIme niestd, iotfa otuot titomititt
froIemoan erGGn roitiotiepbtion %.
tpabOin mmrbasto, ioitput obOenneI.
l6toista betfeIIa tieoon, ettG beiodn
tuomionia tGptGnt0Oupono on fir.
rettn 8 fllufautto eteenp1in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27

100 Of the Nationally Adver-
tised Glider and Davenport
Couch HammeckS - covered
with good duck in striped and
plain effects. Each hammock
complete with well filled and
tufted mattresses.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
Boudoir Lamps
At $l.49

"A limited quantity
to sell, each complete
with long cord and
plug and pretty shade.
Shades in blue. rose
and gold colorings,
trimmed with gold
braid at top and bot
tom.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04

costs for operating an automobile without a license. Officer William Grabeck arrested him when he was unable to show a license, after a car driven by hi mstruck a small girl on Willow street aboutsS:30 last evening. The girl was not injured.
 Fined For Breach of Peace
 Peter Prestash was fined S15 and costs and given a suspended sentence of 10 days on the charges of breach of the peace ane assaulting Joseph Charaphowski of 57 Smalley street. The latter testified that he was sit ting on the front steps of 45 Con- neston street with Miss Stella Ray of that address last evening trying to buy her dog for $5. Prestash came along and seized him by the throat and banged his head against the side of the house, after which he struck him on the head with a can of malt Charaphowski's head was cut by the blow.
 Prestash, in his own defense, said Charaphowski has annoyed him sev- eral times by offering him $5 for his dog, which is worth considerably more than that amount. Last night, as he was walking along the street, Charaphowski taunted him again with a $5 offer and he warned him to mind his own business. Charap- howski called him names and an gered him, he said.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods told Judge Hungerford that Prestash has an ugly temper and about year ago he struck Officer Alfred Tanguay on the head with a chair and left the city.
 Judge Hungerford agreed that Prestash's record indicates he IS prone to use his fists when angered and he warned him to curb his tenn per or he would go to jail.
 Caesar Cabrab was fined $50 for .eyading responsibility after his auto mobile ran over a dog owned by Joseph Bucheri of 96 Winter street. Sergeant P J. O'Mara made the ar rest on complaint. John E. Mes kill of Winter street testified to see ing the dogstruck and the driver did not stop.
 Cabrab said he knew his car had struck the dog but the reason he did not stop was that the dog ran away and he did not think the animal was injured. He did not see anyone near by and he had no way of determin- ling who owned the dog. Bucherl, however testified that he was re- pairing a tire in front of his house at the time.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04
MISS KARPINsKI ARRIVES

A daughter, Louise Marion, was born at the New Britain General hospital this morning to Mir. and Mrs. Stanley A. Karpinski. Mother and child are doing well.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04

intends to apply to the Greek Orthodox church for permission to ordain 17 more priests, all of whom were originally ordained by the Roman Catholic church. The Schis- matic church feels that 1t is not authorized to do its own ordaining. Therefore, although not protesting utilization with any foreign church organization, it has decided, al though this may apepar incon- sistent, to request the Greek church ordaining authority.
 Alderman Killed
 Alderman Salustio Deloyo was killed yesterday by a mob after he had fired a revolver into a crowd of Catholics watching the govern ment agents close the annex of the church in Chilpa, State of Guerrero according to special dispatches re- ceived here,
 The dispatches say there was no apparent explanation for senor De- loyo's action. The crowd was peace ful, when, without warning, Deloyo drew his pistol and began shooting No one was killed but the act of the alderman so infuriated the crowd that he was killed. The dis patches do not say what method Deloyo met death.
 Accepts Gales Terms
 Father Dimas Anguisano, a Cath olic priest of Alvardo, state of Vera Cruz, has written letter to presi- dent Gales accepting the govern president Gales has ordered the Mayor of Alvarado to return to father Dimas his church, which had been taken over by the muni- cipal authorities. This announce ment has been made at the presi- dential offices here.
 Being fully aquainted with regulations" said the letter of fath- CT Dimas, T notify you that l am ready to comply with them, be- lieving that by so doing l am carry ing out nationalistic work on be- half Of the Catholic Gulf of Mex iCo.
 l hope that you and the Mexican people will accept this attitude as a demonstration of obedience, ac- ceptance of the fundamental prin- ciples of the constitution and of our nationalistic cult. l understand the | creators of the conflict are people without patriotism and probab badly intentioned, who have de ! ceived not only the supreme Roman Pontiff, but are attempting to de- ceive the civilized world by making the Mexican situation appear in an untrue light.
 i l express my adhesion and re- spect to you and hope that in obey ing the law l shall remain in charge of my church"
 President Gales replied as fol- ! lows.
 "I have ordered the mayor to hand over your church to you. must congratulate you for your at titude of obedience of the law and your patriotic spirit"
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04
Sex Problems and Ways
 To Deal With Questions

Helsingfors, Finland. Aug. P)- Methods for dealing with the sex problem have been submitted by the 50 groups into which the world congress of the Young Mems Christian association has been di- vided. The reports indicate that the problem is a difficult one for all the races represented because of the weakening of parental control, the passion for sports and dancing and faulty education.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04
BOYCOTT BECOMES IMPORTANT ITEM
 IN CHURCH FIGHT
(Continued from First Page)
failed to register.

failed to register.
 The property has not been seized by the government It is under guard of government representa- tives, although the doors are open and worshippers are entering at will.
 A curious situation has arisen in san announcement of Patriarch Perez, head of the so-called Schis- matic or Mexican Catholic church. which does not recognize the au- thority of Rome or the pope. The announcement says the Patriarch
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04
Dead In Cell

Nogales, Ariz., Aug. 4 H9 - Tho Mexican. press in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, says that the recently ar rested Catholic bishop of Huejutla has been found dead in his prison cell in Vera Cruz. Details are lack ing.
 The Mexico City correspondent of the Nogales Herald also declares that Archbishop Mora y Del Rio is seriously i'll and that all visitors have been excluded from his resi- dence.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04
GLASS EYE EXPLODES
Bridgeport Man Is Victim of Pecu- liar Accident - Eyesocket Cut With Broken Bits.

Bridgeport, Aug. 4-While walk ing along Main street yesterday afternoon under the blazing sun, Louis Bowman, 5S. 65S Main street, felt a stinging sensation in his head. Upon examination he found that his left eye which was made of glass. had exploded. with parti- cles of the glass becoming em- bedded in the eye socket.
 He removed what was left of the eye and holding 1t in the palm of his hand made his way to the Emergency hospital where he tn- formed the staff that he just had an explosion. He exhibited the fragments of his glass eye to bear out his contention.
 Dr. D. M. Rowe of the hospital staff worked for an hour removing the glass and other foreign bodies from the eye socket. After treat ment the man was sent home.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04

By the Associated Press.
 Newark, N. J.-Ten-year-o Eva Lowy is acquiring a notable collec- tion of autographs by requesting them for her grandchildren. Gov. Moore fell for 1t and she had lines out for President Coolidge and Vice. President Dawes. Eva decries any Suggestion of false pretences in her 'approach".
 New York-The old soak's dream of "every man his own stilr' will be partially realized on the Fonck New York to Paris flight. Each member of the expedition will have a special helmet capable of distilling a supply of water from the air. The plane will carry a collapsible bath tub, too. Boston-Earnings of s3,250 an hour were recorded by the crew of the fishing smack Killaway. Four hours after she cast off from a local pier the ship was headed back with 33,060 pounds of mackerel. A new version of fiSherman'S luck.
 Washington-Your Uncle Samuers i ledger continues to be a source of prideful consideration. The July ac- count shows a net improvement of just s64,000,000 over last year. New York-A story worth s70,- 100000 was carried around under a reporters hat two days before it was turned in at Park Row rates. The The Cochran interview which bal 1 looned the market when printed Monday was obtained Saturday, it now develops. Speculator, N. Y.-Gene Tunney, arriving to start training for his shot at the million dollar heavy weight crown, thinks the name of the site fairly appropriate.
 Beirut, Syria--They crave action. Two hundred American tourists ig- nore the unceasing tribal warfare and set out tor Damascus, Wnlcn has been in practical state of siege for months.
 i New York--George J. Harding, owner of a concession at 8 local amusement park, learns he has in- herited $2O0,0oo and celebrates by purchasing two dozen raincoats for friends "so theyll have something for a rainy day" For himself, Harding says he'll stick to the goats which he hires out to youngsters for riding.
 Ogdonsburg, N. Y.--One arm and one leg plus a great heart showed Joe Bromley, IT. across the St. Lawrence against stiff current. | It's mile and a half over the course, and has defeated older men with a normal equipment of paddles and kickers.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04

nomination. Interest apparently centered in the gubernatorial races. in which 22 candidates filed on the five tickets, when the supreme court declared Governor Nj. E. Trapp ineligible to succeed himself. Trapp became governor in 1923 when Walton was deposed
 An Oklahoma law provides a governor cannot hold office for two consecutive terms. Seven of Okla homa's eight congressman were candidates for renomination. All were maintaining substantial leads.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04
CANNOT CHANGE RESIDENCE

Madrid, Aug, Pl--The govern ment has refused the request of General Valeriano Weyler (Duke of RubD, former chief of the general staff and who was captain general in Cuba during the last rebellion in that country against Spain, to be permitted 10 change his residence to some place outside Madrid.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04
so HOT IN FACTORY
 THAT HEAT IS NEEDED
Humidity Plays Queer Franks in Casket Making Concern at
 Reading, Pa.

Reading, Pa, Aug. P(-It was so hot at the plant of the Boyer town Casket company. at Boyer town. near here yesterday that the heat had to be turned on.
 Officials explained that the hu- midity was really to blame. It af- fected the spraying machine and prevented the paint from drying. So the heat was turned on to raise the temperature still more, thereby lowering the humidity and allowing the paint to dry.
 A score of men were thus able to stay at work.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04
FLASHES OF LIFE: LEFT S2O0,OOO,
 HE BUYS RAINCOATS FOR FRIENDS

Philadelphia-Now it's the huge thighed wrestlers who are to be up- lifted. Eight of the largest arenas given over to the big tumblers agree to put the profession "on a pedes- tal."
 Bear Mountain, N. Y.-The grand sachem of Konohwahke wilHAgure largely in the next democratic na- tional convention. AS present ruler of the ancient domain of the Iro- quois, al Smith receives a new title from the Boy Scouts.
 New Neurological candidates are out of luck, in the opinion of Nicholas Murray Butler,s who has been considered one of that exten- sive coterie. Candidates are not the result of logic," he declared.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-04
OKLAHOMA PRIMARIES
HOO Candidates Are Seeking Nomi-
 nations on Five Tickets in State

nations on Five Tickets in State
 Contest.
 Oklahoma City, Aug. R)-With approximately half of yesterdays primary votes counted, Henry S. Johnson, identified by his oppo- nents as a Ku Klux Klan candidate, today had a substantial lead in the Oklahoma democratic gubernatorial race, a feature of the balloting in which HOO candidates sought nomination on five tickets.
 Elmer Thomas, congressman from the sixth district, was leading former Governor J. c. Walton and three others for the democratic nomination for U. s. senator.
 Senator J. w. Harreld led a field of six for the republican senatorial
Evening star., 1926-03-13

Daylight kitchen. with Sanitas walls
and linoleum flooring.
Outside pantry with built-in icebox,
Double rear porches.
Tile bath with built-in tub: tiled
shower.
Sanitas walls in bathroom.