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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
Cambridge Wins
From Oxford Crew

SHIPS HOTEL Nortlakc, Eng
ian1 March Cambridge today
..sm tAc aunual oxford Cambrd4e
boat r1ro utbc Thames while hun
JpJs cf thorsaoa lood the river
h1.ls and shouted encouragement
- lee oarsWcu.
he time WAS - minutes, - see
o6d.. an even miuutcr slower than
IL. course record Of 1929. establish
ad hr -. @aay O>ford crew in 1911.
The CROW embarked at l2:17 and
tt ra~o started at 1926. four MIN
G.r, before schedule time, but at
itst tLe right moment to take ad-
ea"taa. of slack water at high tide.
Cambridge won by fivr lengths,
thc greatest margin of victory
since l9oa, barring the fiasco Of
la.t year when lbc sJangcN design.
e.l OSfard shell virtually swamped
and WAS - lengths behind when
Cambridge crossed thc finish line.
Ile race was roWed over smooth
water iu a light wind and under Il
sunny SKY. The count between the
t'eo universities since the classic
Z WAS first rowcd in 1922 now stands:
Cambridge 81, oxford 40. One
race in ISL WAS q dead heat.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

New York-Attcndancc at the
Stribling-Slattcry contest III Tex
Rickard $ garden Thursday night es-
tablished new record for indoor
boXing-a recount showing that 49,
22j spectators saw the bout The
previous record was 1891 for the
Delaney McTigue bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

Baltimore, Md - Kid KapIan,
fcathcrweight champion, won l2
round decision from Tommy Herman
Of Chicago. They weighed 1873
pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and There
in Sport World
by United Press Leased Wire

/ by United Press Leased Wire
! Marshfield, Ore.-Danny Edwards,
! Oakland bantam, and Mack Lillard,
hard hitting Spokane scrappcr, box
/ ed ten rounds to a draw here last
night Lillard scored knockdown
in the eighth
! Baltimore, Md. Kid KapIan.
! fcathcrwcight champion, won II -
: round decision from Tommy Herman
Of Chicago. They weighed 1873
pounds.
,, New York-Attcndancc at the
Stribling-Slattcry contest III Tex
/ Rickard 8 garden Thursday night es-
| tablished a new record for indoor
/ boxing-a recount showing that 49,,
22j spectators saw the bout. The
previous record was 1891 for the
! Delaney McTigue bout
East Chicago, Tnd.-Shufflc Gala
han, Chicago Heights, who aspircs to
a match with Mickey Walker,
world 5 wctcrwcight champion,
]
from Bobby Barrett of Philadelphia
in the first round Of scheduled
| ten round fight.
Cleveland-Bud Taylor, Tcrre
/ liautc bantam, received the referee S
! decision in - round bout with Doe
! Smell, Tacoma.
San Francisco-Thc interscholast
! ic basketball title of northern Cali
/ fornia will be at stake tonight when
! the teams of st. 1gnatius high school
! and MarySvillc high clash on a ncu-
( tral floor here. The winner, in ad-
/ dition to receiving the northern
! California crown, will have the right
to fight for the California inter
! scholastic federation trophy against
/ the Southern California champion
| Ships, week hence.
San Jose-Thc Portland Beavers
will wind up their training season
with Il game tomorrow with the
! Philadelphia Royal Colored Giants.
San Francisco - Jimmy. Finley,
/ Louisville Welterwci9ht, took list
less ten rounds decision over Hank
! Roberts, San Jose.
San Erancisco-The San Francisco
! Seals, 1928 coast league champions,
.ost to the Chicago Cubs, 9 to ), yes
, tcrday. Games today and Sunday
will close the extended exhibition
appearance of the Cubs in the San
Francisco bay region.
Cakland-St Mary's college vars
. ity nine lost its second game to the
/ Royal Colorcd Giants Of Phiadcl-
/ phla yesterday, to L. The Saints
were scheduled today 10 meet the
! University of California in the last
of Il scheduled three game series.
! The series today stands: st. Mary ;
=, California 0.
University Of Califor-
MA $ boxing season viii end tonight
when the Bear mittmcn meet the
4 University of California, southern
'idICH. ne . pears uccISlNplN dc
teatcd the southern squad last week.
San Francisco--A farewell dinner
for Babe Iiollingbcrry and Buck
Bailey, Olympic clubmen who have
accepted the posts of head football
! cqacn and assistant, respectively, at
Washington State college, was tend
cred by so fellow Olympians last
night.
Sacramcnto--Lcftv Cooper of San
Francisco defeated Tony Azcvcdo of
Newman i'll Il ten round bout here
last night.
Gaoramento-Thc Nannicans, with
Blil Hughes on the mound, handed
the Soiou regulars an | to + defeat
yesterday. The Senators will meet
/ the Stockton Merchants here this
afternoon and tomorrow.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
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ICDAY'S WANT ADS.

II "a \ tractor float for sale,
lOA2O. Call McDaniels Black
smith Shop. West Main St. FL
Centre. o1t1
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
FOR SALE OR LEASE

TWO Snappy brand new stucco
bungalows, ) rooms, > bed
rooms, built-in features, hard
wood floors, garage. Lot j0x
100, Reasonable terms. Prompt
action will be necessary on
these.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
Lost md Found

LOST--G months old male Fox Ter
ricr. Answers to name of Mickey.
Reward. Phone 495W. -17tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
So. California
Sporting, Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Mar ga Young
inexperienced slugger met Il veteran
master boxer, here last night, and
finished a poor second.
jock Malone, st. Paul gave young
Everett Strong, Omaha middle
weight, a boxing lesson in ten rounds
that may prove very valuable to the
latter il the future. Strong, slug
ger with a real waIlop, had stopped
four Of his five local opponents. He
WAS given the match with Malone.
a veteran of Mike Gibbon S palmy
Gay8, AMI jumped at thc opportun-
ity.
-aalonc proved conclusiyclv that
the Omaha boy has plenty to learn.
Jock took nine rounds and the other
was even.
At that it could have been worse
Strong might .haVc been knocked
out. ii WAS that kind of a bout.
Eddie Diggins won a technical
knockout from Billy Adams III the
fifth round Of the seml-windup.
frankie Murray defeated Angela
de Ia Cruz III six, Toby Montoya out
clasScd Marccilino LGnclli and Har-
~ Gonzales beat George Ryan in
the four FOUNDERS.
LOS ANGELES, Mar. 27.-High
school athletes from Santa Barbara
to FL Centre assembled at the Lo.
Angeles coliseum this afternoon fol
the first annual interscholastic re-
lay carnival Of the southland.
More than 600 runners, jumpers
and weight throwcrs, among them
Southern California S champions in
the future, participated in the meet
There were 20 events ON the pro.
gram.
Fidol Labarba, world 5 flyweight
champion who meets Clever Senclo
the prld" Of the Philippines, in ten
round decision bout at the Olympic
auditorium next Wednesday night
changed Sparrjng partners toGay.
Labarba has been working out
with Lou Paluso, one OF the best
lightweights on the coast. Today
he changed over to August Gott0
whose fighting tactics resemble Sen
cio $ 20 Il great degree.
Scncio is rapidly rounding int
perfect shape and should be ready
to give Labarba one Of the hardest
battles OF his career next Wcdnes
day.
Larney Lichtcnstein, prominent
manager, purchased half interest il
the contract Of Baby Joe Cams. ne
gro lightweight champion Of thl
Pacific coast, he announced today
!. MAYNARD Lasweil, three time WIN
her OF the national handbal cham
ploA<hip was beng congratulated b.
his legion of friends here toiav
LaS"ell recently defeated Ii,
strongest hamdball players in tn,
country at st. Paul for the thir5
year III succession.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

WNNTED-Girl or woman for
light housoworh, care of children,
iu exchange for room and board
aud small wages. Phone 3S7W.
26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

FOR SALE--Whjte Lo&horn and
II. /. "od laying mems. Ben Chris
tiaH, . m.Ics south, n mite west
Of Melolaud store. 22dhtG
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

FOR 6ALE--Bent or trade, on easy
terms, near SeeIey, 100 acres OF
good land, under ditch and level
cal. Armand JcssoP 952 Fifth
st, san Diego, Calf, or y. Pearse
Secley. Price $4,000. 17t26
FOR SALr-Chcap, good 120
acres, close in. Crop, vegetables
and grain. IT. bargain, Owner.
Box S-4, Seeiey. 25t9
FOR SALE-21. acres planted 10
grape aud grapefruit. six room
modern mouse. l mile west OF
court house ID mile sou.A. Z. a..
ChcsEat. a.. 81 $ tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
COTTON MARKETS

hy United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK, March 27.--Cotto,
closed off | to UP $ points, spots
quiet, unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
For SQje-P0HityU

WANTED-AU kinds OF poultry.
Gcarcy Poultry Co. Gs3 Broadway
+. Centric. 3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

Y mile south Of Eucalyptus
school 25t6
FOR DAIRY LEASE-G5 acres aud
two 40 acre fields alfalfa, re'dy
to NOW. 3I2 miles east on Holt
Vile road. Phone 909R1. 37t7
FOR SALE-Trailcr. Cheap. APP
ply G. b. Cochran, city camp
grounds PITS
FOR SALE-Ncw balcd mixed hay.
Il mile south of Brighton on inn
pcrial Ave. Crcssey. 27t2
FOR SALB-IEouscbold furniture
including sewing machine, electric
fan, oil stove, refrigerator, Wilton
rug. Monday morning only J42
Brighton St. 27t1
FOR SALE-Scwing machine. Good
attachments. 80 fer quick sale
Worth more. 521 Hamilton, or Is
Main ST. .27t2
SWINGING Stacker for so. Fork,
pullcys and wire line, all con-
p5cte, Jas. ". Armstrong, 10 mites
west Of Imperial on Sth St. road
27t6
ESTRAYED-From HoltyiIic, March
4, two bay horses, one years
old, other eight. Notify Ed
P0ore, Holtville. Phone 12fFl2,
viii pay for trouble. Suitable re-
ward. 27t6
TO LEASE for rice. 100 acres, fay
orable terms. Tracts 40, 80, 15-15.
> miles north of Melolana. Write
Liggett Is Stc,zer. $50 Z. st. san
Diego. 27tf
FOR SALE-Bcautifu canary bird
and cage, cheap. Inquire 773 Hell,
27t2
40 ACRES for vegetables good soil.
good water ditch, good road. Six
years in alfalfa. + miles east OF
Fl Centre or 1Ioltvillc highway.
Gerald II. Shaw. 2Gtt
FIVE ROOM bungalow. furnished
complete. Inquire Sunday. $40
Euclid Ave, .El Centro 27t2
WANTED-Office secretary and
tvpiSt. Shorthand preferred bu.
not essential. Press Box 90.
27tf
DIsUWA9uER wanted. Broadway
Chop House. 27t3
F0r BENT-,Nicc front room. I'd
oining bath. Private homo. Gen
+lcmap o. corblc, employed. Close
in. go brighton Ave. 21tG
FOR Furnished house with
screen porch, 50 per mo. See Mrs.
7. :. TAYLOR, at Al Vine. 3.t3
FOR RE'NT-Modcra. rev banga-
low. VIII makc special reduced
rate during summer months. J.
Il. Schneider, owner, J2l Hunil-
ton Ave 37tf
FCr SALE-Mouutain cottage. Fur
nishcd. Price reasonable. Call at
G5l Main or 521 Hamilton ST..
Sundays. 27tf
FOR SALE-The old established
Imperial Bottling Works. VIII
sell cheap with terms. Address
T.. j. Lettleton, Care Villa, I'm
perial, Calf. 16 cod 6
Ell CENTRO MATTRESS SHOP,
l2i7 Main st. Mattress renovat-
ing, prices from $3.50 up. All
mattresses are machine filled.
Phone 545R, One day service
25eod >
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

When cops don't make mu-h il
samo towns tkcv get thcr drinks
free.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

WANTED-Carpentcring, building
and repair work. All work guar
antced and no fancy prices. 65t
Brighton. 25ti
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

FOR SALE-A1 John Deere hay
baler. $l25 if sold soon. Richter,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

iEBGR UATCHEBY-2 blocks
south of Ford Garage Baby
chicks. L. l. Reds and Barred
Rocks. Delivered Monday, March
20. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

Saoramento-Thc Yannigans, with
iail Hughes on the mound, handed
the Soion regulars an II to defeat
yesterday. The Senators will meet
the Stockton Merchants here this
afternoon and tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

Tarmors are st.l' holding Wheat,
I'm Washington aoI Orc
eon holding as much as l.2oooo'
bushels i'm a single county. cpeh4.f
more than WAS sold
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

6acramcnto--Lcfty Cooper of san
Francisco defeated Tony Azcvcdo OF
Newman in len round bout here
last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

Cakland-St. Mary's college vars
ity nine lost its second game to tn
Royal Colorcd Giants Of Phiadcl
ph'a yesterday, 9 to 4. The Saint
were scheduled today 10 meet tn
University of California in the las
of Il scheduled three game series
The series today stands: st. Mary ;
=, California 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-27

"DEPENDAHLE Baby Chicks
mcaus much, for 1t r.to,s dure
j. ,o the usr.r. flock. oar Taa.ro1
cd Strain ol White Laghorns is
an Accredited flock. headed by
males from 250 egg hens. Our Nc,
Farland and Wyckoft Strains
have "a flock average of 300 eggs.
We also hatch Reds, Rocks, An
couas, Black Minorcas, Brown
Lcgbons, White Wyaudotts Tur-
keys and Pckm Duchlings. Hatch
ing eggs and brooders for sale.
We SELL chicks any ago. Our brood
ers are running full capacity.
Seeing is believing. Visitors well
come every day. Back Of our
claim is seventeen years of fair
dealing. Don't forget that. AR
TESLA HATCHERY (ElcctricJ
Artcsia, Calf. Phone A4-2. Capac-
ity l25Q00 eggs.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
BARNESDALE GIRL
 GETS THE DOLLAR
Myrtle A. Chase Is IOday'S
 Want Ad Winner

Myrtle A. Chase, who halls from Barnesdalc, gets the dollar for to- days endeavors along. Herald Classi- fled Ad poetry lines. The lines are spontaneous, For instance, the first line about wanting a car is natural, The second line advertises quite few cars which suggests tho idea ot shopping, The next sug- gests thrift, The judge Is not so sure about that trying to think stuff, but after all, no poetry is absolutely correct, so certain denizens of the classical world have told Us. Of course all of us would enjoy the poetry If it were shorter, for reasons of our own, So that's that. Be sure you try tonight. Youll be surprised at your ability. The poetry and rules follow: want good car, for summer is
 near;
 A Buick Il Paige, a Franklin or
 Dodge, Something neither cheap nor too
 dear--- l have tried to think for quite a
 while
 Which car to buy, for comfort and
 style;
 So looked through the Herald
 ads one night, Which always do, when I want
 thing right, For everyone who Is wise, Knows that 1t pays to advertise. Now, half way down Arch street al
 1s3,
 The Capitol Buick Company you
 will see, Has cars for every demand Both new and second hand. So the Buick car is the one I'll buy, Now hadn't you better get one too,
 and try?
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking Take
 Olive Tablets

If your skin is yellow-compleyio pallid-tongue coated-appetltep poor-~ you have a bad taste in your mouth a lazy, no-good feeling-you should take Olive Tablets,
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub stitute for calomel-were prepared by Dr. Edwards after r years of study.
 DrEdwardS 'OliveTabletsmeapwely vegetablecompoundm witholiveoil. You will know them by their olive color.
 Tohave clear, pink skin, brigi.Ieyes, no pinples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood daysyoumust getat thecause.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act or the liver and bowels like calonel-yet have no dangerous after effects.
 They start the bile and overcome con stipation. Take one or two nightly anC note the pleasing results. Millions 0. boxes are sold annually at l5c and 3Oc.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

Al rnurt of Probate holden at New Britain within and for the District Of Rcr,lu, u the County Of Hartford and St7te Of Connecticut, on the 18th days of February. A. D. 1926.
 Present. Bernard r. Gaffney, Esq. Judge
 Cu motion of oscar c. Kaish of New York. \. l., and Atmeo II. Kalsh Of said New Britain, as executors Of the last will and testament ot Philo Kalish late Of New Britu.u, within gald district deceased.
 This court doth decree that six months he allowed and limited for the creditors af eaia estate to exhibit their claims as7iust the same 10 the executors and d. rcutg that p1hll7 notice he given of this ordtr l.y advertising in a newspaper pub Nshcd in said New Britain, and having a circulation in said district, and by posting n rory thereof on the public sign post in sald town of New Britain, nearest the lda,c where tho deceased last dwelt and return mako,
 Certified from Record
 BERNARD r, GAFFNEY. Judge.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
HISTORIC ALAMO
 HAS BOLD HOLDUP
Bandits Captured in Famous
 Southwest Room

San Antonio, Texas, Feb. IS Rl-- Two holdup men selected the his toric Alamo, shrine of Texas liberty, for the scene of their activities late today and were trapped in the southwest room, the same room where Bowie was killed defending the building in the historic fight against the MeXicans.
 The men were held in the city jail.
 r. A. Paul, of Oklahoma City, and F, J. Bosshardt of San Antonio, were viewing relics in the southwest room when Mrs, A. r. Small, cus- todian, noticed the iron door close. She sent her 10-year- daughter, Louise, to investigate. The robbers slammed the door in the child's face, put not until she had seen a re- volver drawn.
 Quick, mother, it's q holdup," she shouted.
 Mrs. Small sent her daughter for 2 policeman and locked the door.
 A few minutes later Captain Sem Street arrested the men and recov cred money and jewelry which had been taken from Paul and Bohh- hardt.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
NO. I2Si6.
Trsasury Department. office Of Comp rOller Of the Currency.

 Trsasury Department. office of Comp. trOller of the Currency.
 Washington, b. C., November ?, 1925 Whereas. by satisfactory evidence ple. sented to the undersigned, 't has teeu made t6 appear that The City National Bank Of New Britain" in the City oi New Britain fin the County of Hartford and State O! Connecticut has complied with all the provs ons ot the Statutes of the United States required 10 te com piled with before an asz0Cfauon rnaU te authorized 10 commence the busness ot Banking;
 Now therefore [. j. N Mcintosh. Camp troller Of the Currency. do hereby cer. tify that The City National Bank of New Britain" ID the City Of New Britain 'n the County Of Hartford and Slate Of Connecticut is authorized to commence the business oi Banking as provided 10 Section Fifty one huud.ed and sixty nine of the Revised sta'utes oi the United States.
 Iu testimony wheieot w'aess my hsua and sea of office this u'uth day O. November 1925
 ]. W MrINTusu,
 Comptroller c! the Currency 'seaL1
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
City Items

A, Nash Go, Suits and Topcoats s2S,O0, Order now for Easter, New styles and samples, Union made. T, r, McCabe. 49 Walnut St, Tel, 45i- advt,
 dresses, s7 W, Main. Prof Bldg ndyt.
 Among the etate bank examiners who visited New Britain yesterday was Ray l.. Maxim. former secretary Of tAo New GFNain Chamber Of Commerce,
 Professor r II, Pearson Of Up- sala college vii! speak at the meet Ing ot the Brotherhood of the First Lutheran church this evening.
 State championship pocket billiard match, siglor of Hartford Ns, Soccoi ot this city tonight, The Fillmore Billiard Academy-adyt.
 The operators license Of Maurice Loycille. 265 Cherry street, or 2ll Main street rear, has been suspend. cd hy the state motor vehicle com missioner
 Burrltt Grange will hold its regu- lar meeting Saturday evening at s o'clock al Jr. 0. L. A. Nj. hall. A social will follow the meeting.
 Laurel Court, c. of A.. will hold Ia social Friday afternoon at 2:3o o'cloch. The regular meeting will open at 7:45 o'clock and will be followed by a social
 A reception will be tendered this evening at 1;45 o'clock at the Elm anuel Gospel church to Rev and Mrs. George Fletcher.
 The February meeting of Aziz Grotto will be held tomorrow cye- ming. at which time Noah Lucas, the new monarch, will outline his plans for the coming year.
 The members of the New Britain Dental society will hold q banquet at the Burritt hotel this evening.
 Mrs Vera Zerher, auditor at the Burritt hotel. was operated upon for appendicitis at the New Britain General hospital this morning,
 Captain Anton Heinen, first pilot Of the Shenandoah, will speak at a joint meeting of the American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers of New Britain. Hartford, Meriden and Waterbury at the Burritt hotel this evening.
 A. 4. Mills has returned from a 10 day trip to New York. Philadel- phia and Atlantic City.
 Seventy eight applicants for post office positions will take civil service examinations next Saturday and the following Saturday, Because of tho size of the group it has been found necessary 10 hold the examination on two days.
 The Woman's Home Missionary dc partment of the South Congrega- itional church will hold an all day sewing meeting Friday, Luncheon will be served at noon.
 The Boys choir of st. Mary's church will hold an important re- Ihearsal this evening at GAS o'clock in the church,
 Miss Anna Ahern of the Cox X Dunn office. is i'll at her home on ] Franklin Square.
 A son has been born at the Man hattan Maternity hospital, New York City, to Mir. and Mrs. Peter A. Kelly of Astoria, L. l. Mrs Kelly was formerly Miss Anna Scanlon of this city.
 John D. McCue of the Chicago office of the Russell 6s Erwin di- vision of the American Hardware Corn, is visiting at his former home in this city.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
TYPHOID EpJDE,yIc Racrs

Havana, Feb. IS R)-One hundred and thirty cases Of typhoid fever are reported in the town of Colon, 92 miles from Havana, Twelve deaths from the disease have occurred there, The sanitary department sev- oral days ago established @ quaran- tine guard of soldiers around the town, refusing passage to persons who had not been inoculated.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
EXPERIMENT WILL
 BE GIVEN TRYOUT
Smith College to Test Co,
 operative Nursery

Northamnton, Mass, Fch. S HpS-- A cooperative nursery play seNoo" an experiment in a program ot stu1y to coordinate with womcns ac'iN- ties will open in Northampton lA May, Tho nursery will be established bv the institute for the coordination Of womens interest or smith college
 It will be used in an extensive lh' vesrgatlon being carried out by the institute, whose purposo Is 70 s'N1S yomcn's problems with a view 10 enabling those who so desire 10 com tlnuc intellectual and pro'esS!o'oI interests and at Inc same tune 10 manage their homes efficiently.
 As a cooperative undertaking the nursery will require that each Of tho mothers who sends her children 10 inc school shall give some of her time to supervising the group TWO rraduate students who hold fellow ships established hv the institute" which Is 8 part Of tho smith depart ment of education, will assist in the school
 IL iy estimated that at least 15 children ranging in age from two 10 Ave years will he enrolled at inc opening. Training in habit iorma- ton will he provided and the growth and development Of tho children carefully watched. There will be some group work for the older chil- dren but most Of the activities of the children will not be work but supervised play.
 The aim of the school will be io transmit 10 the little pupils the Ideal of healthtul living, Most Of the activities will be conducted out Of doors.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
Macfadden's Daughter
 Weeds One of His Editors

New York, Feb. IS P}-Miss Helen Macladdcn, daughter of Barnard Macfaddcn, publisher, and Alexander Markcy editor of several Macfad- den publications, have been married. They were married at the municipal building vest erday.
 The former Miss Macfadden ap- nearcd in the "Follie" last year and once worked part-time as stenog- rapher in her fathers office for S4 a week. explaining that she could save money by riding to work in her fathers limousine,
 Marlzey was former editor of Pearson's magazine.