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TONIGHT
FOR COLORED-
We will keep open two of the most COM
plete, modern and attractive houses in the
northwest section of the city. They repre-
sent the best values In convenient. respect
arranged.
Nr. 10th & r. I. Ave. NV.
Seven largo rooms, modern bath. hot
water heat. electricity. hot-water heater. new
gas stove. garage: all In perfect condition.
1545 Columbia St.
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THOMAS J. OWEN q SON, AUCTIoNFERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLINQS. NO. 1919 L STREET

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ne ne request request Of the party secured thereby.
a1iHI1 aaq1iHHtIi1S9 IN , front Of the the RremlseS. on
NovEMBER., Ab. 1926. AT TWo-TAAIRTTS
Pm. the following -desertbed land and prem
33 in James r. Lathrop and others .nb
division In square 2S3. as per plat recorded
IN the offce Of the surveyor for the Die
southwest corner of said lot 81. thence run.
nlng north along the west line of said lot
~ Ieet more or less to a point 3 feet south
OF tne northwest corner of said lot. which
said lot that was conveyed to Mary r. Ed
monston. by deed dated June 10. i9O7. re.
corded c January 2. 1908. in Liber 3l26. a.
10 d9no o 6S 9i the land records Of the District
line Of Ct :sd :d & Rsr' ,Ssnee &c seSS se
more or, less along said east line 20 I.
st and thence west 13.166 feet to the place
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed o,
trust forr $4,000. further psrticuiars lars f Of
the purchase price above said trust to be
6Sq.d Dsd IN cash; convsv deposit Of $500 90
pqrschassr's cost. Terms to be complied @
With within thirty days. otherwise depoGt
!orieiteo and the property may be adver-
tised and resold at the discretion Of the
BENJAMIN E. TALBOT.
noo.9.12.16.17 Trustss.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors.

Realtors
1412 Eve St. NV. Franklin o5O3.
$17,750-ENGL1SH VILLAGE-Seni-Detachcd Home.
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$11,750-DETACHED HOME-Just Off 14th St.
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low 1000 cash.
$12, 4-BEDROOM HOME-Woodey Park.
g %maias ass ds2et % % < @ M
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ss3s x room % W SsHen @ WIZ @ % % eoSd %
the priced homes this entire
S17OOO-CORNER COLONIAL HOME-Wesey Heights
.
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Evening phone service until PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
WASHINGTON
14l2 Eye St. NV. Franklin o5O3.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE-HOUSES
A SELECTED LIST OF REAL
HOME BUYS NOW FOR SALE.
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
Realtors

Gruver- Built Home
In the Northeast for $3.50.
Wen built brick home r9csa about Gruysr; There
a @ me ~ ~ ~
A Four Bedroom Home
In Columbia Heghts-$o85O.
a s hns S III eh a as
:S :s:. IL III e. 81: :;uss : s, s e. @ s.' 4
Spacious Six-Room Modern
Home in NV. Facing Park-$850.
pp:any good sy $500 ns Sdu edn
Sea 5 hall % bath sns f@s @ dqes Iss fss
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Large Home Off 14th ST.
For Sale or Exchange-$11,5OO
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same pGe p ads sacred Heart h0 'h " ABOUT "
Four-Bedroon Detached
Home in Saul's Addition-$12,95O
Ss & & I Ia S sI ] soo : ST
hS " M%sar % M @ % % i ~ anu many ~
Additional Information Gladly Furnished.
Phone Service to PM.
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
Realtors
7l3-715 18th St. NV Main 2345.
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MUST SELL THIS SPLENDID HOME
QUICKLY.

It's desirable new home of the BEST sections
OF the northwest In fact, think it is beyond question the
best value have seen but find necessary dispose
of it, although could easily for very considerable
increase my investment in it. 1t is Home, and
if can sell my equity, prefer to do
T.s financing arrange for the purchaser upon the
easy terms which have
It Home Of splendid size with large differ
entity grouped from the usual way large porches, tiled
bath with buin tub and shower; plenty of closets, which
the women folks will appreciate.
1t has innumerabe unusual features which attracted
me-such as front porch with massive brick COL
umns extra thick hardwood floors which have taken pains
to see double laid and insulated that noise and dust
cannot penetrate The of pleasing
pattern There brick pantry which is unusual in homes
this price servants toilet laundry tubs and Of the very
best heating plants the market-together with nstan
heater and storage tank for the service The
House built by DAY LABOR and not by contract so
know it is thoroughly built in every respect.
PRICE AND TERMS UPON INQUIRY.
ADDRESS BOX 341-K STAR OFFICE.
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NORTHWEST.
BUSINESS OR SPECULATIVE.
9o.7oo-on an ave- near Washington Cir.
Gle. Brick. three.story corner: lst
SoS aSoSe apt apt. rent Ts'1S Tor $so This is
...o splendid investment. -. .uo
v0.bo0-On 1lth ct. near Park rd: Two
i-story stores; This price is Tor
s.osoo-s0d soth' co,amsrsia, t,nd; Brick dwelling
beon,ins S''' section. Don't delay,
Phone on any of these at once.
DOWNTOWN NV. RESIDENTIAL.
N6oo-Nsar 18th and sts rdn1sa hrica and and
bath: electricity.
GEORGETOWN.
eb.ooo-Prospect ave: brick, 8 rooms and
bath m9dsrn sd 81 900 S-ss cash ir,,st oTn f1r
balance above cash payment.
~, ,Oo0-On oath near S SITS. thoroughly
i'GTean rooms and and bath: At hot,water heat;
side and rear yards. charming
home at bargain price.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
es.7So-Near 14th and Park, I'd. thor,
SaSh Sah %oSs1n heat eee Teada
for occupancy. Vacant Good
condition. Screens
- 06Q-Sear Georgia ave. and Rock Creek
Church rd.. splendid section; near near
ly new Groom and bath brick:
Sseoo--Y0th st. Just above Park I'd. o
rooms and bath cleo. brick: com
pletely overhauled. Looks fine.
Low cash and easy monthly.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
25o-S1 900 cash Excellent colonial
style tapestry brick. large rooms
and bath hot-water heat elec.,
huiltin garage. 3 porches. Square
Rock Creek Park.
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS.
sii.ooo-sl 900 cash Detached ,Ion, .na rooms Ssr.
porches. f1replaces. Lot 40x10o.
elA600-Eaey terms. Splendid section: :
beautiful homo Of 8 rooms 2
baths, hot-water heat. cleo; high
elevation; close 90 cars. A real
high class home.
PHONE SERVICE
WILLIAM K. HAIR
1fAo 1<A. c. NYyIy
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS J. OWEN SON. AUCTIoNEERs.


rsHsIkNGoSM siSkooM sAN ANb SarH M fEk sk1cK XiE bWnl
BENNETT BENZ SPT4t tIAch I2h NosrHEHsT TND NoS'
July 81. 1925. being instrument No. l42:;
recorded August 8. 1925. among the land
the request Of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell. at public
THURSDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
THIRTY. O'CLOCK PM. the following-de
scribed land and, premises, situate In the
District Of Columbia, and designated as and
being lots 1913 to 1877. both inclusive, In
Ethel NJ. Rutty's subdivision of lots in
square numbered 4506, as per plat recorded
In the office of the surveyor for the Dis
trict Of Columbia in Liber 7S. at folio AZ
Lot 1913 will be first offered for sale and
Immediately thereafter lot 124 and so on
until all of said lots are sold.
Terms: Each of said lots sold subject
to prior deed of trust for $4,000 OO fur
ther particulars of which will be announced
az time of sale: the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash A deposit
OF $4,000 required on each lot Convey
Rncfng. recording. etc, at purch aser's cost
Terms to be compiled with within thirty
days. otherwise deposit forfeited and ths
property may be advertised and resold al
the discretion of the trustees
SAMUEL j. SOLOMON
no6.e.11.13.15.I7 " trustee.
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A SMALL CASH PAYMENT.
--snd easy monthly terms will buy q new
spaliish tie roof, concrete front, porch.
Of house. tiled bath With built-in tub and
shower. sig oloeets. oak floors het:water
without ssEsEs. RS not % tan to g Inspect.
''psn and lighted every day until Pm.
YOUNG & CO.,
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC,
$12OOO-In Mt. Pleasant, on Kenyon St.
exceneni consFucNon and atsractys asrange
mept house has igfoot frontage Paved alley IN rear
S125OO-Fairmont ST. West of 14th St.
lsrxe rooms 2 heat excellent
UFsGR UFsGCSR ha1dS M Hdsns' 81 separate 'p'msn'' Has
$l3,5OO-K ST. NV, First Commercial
Tire story brick rccenss 6esA. iec.ssS z fast
W otter.
$l5OOOISubstantial Brick Residence.
Mns seCns 2 ssssas s1 1hsssveea go a' % hosEss .d rs,s;
e. : H~'e 1a d
FOR COLORED.
Sl5OOO-In Downtown Northwest Section
attractive hshelasa horoushly nodsrn.
S::s sRik ts9 SaRAe 0aies rasas9sS
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., INC,
73s 18th ST. NsN Main SsSa
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WANTED
CASH BUYERS
FOR REAL BARGAINS.

wv Suburb where the increase in values is assured This
location will beautiful home section in the city
Price $3.50. $500 Cash. SIS per
Buy and realize profit
Detached brick six large tiled bath, with bultn tub
and finest fixtures Hardwood floors throughout pantry with
butn refrigerator open fireplace with brick mantle twosory
back porche large front porch Vapor heat storage
heater, fine yard
Near St. Md-Detached on lot 83 it. wide six
and BATH heat electric light hardwood floors through
out bult-in garage, shade Price $3.50. Terms
Fine investment sxroom house. howater heat electric
light butn refrigerator hardwood Aoor deep lot Price
$780, Must be cash.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER, INC,
1900 Eye ST., NV Frank 1885,
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312 9th ST NE

31Z 9th ST. NE.
One months payment down. Terms. $40
opal. 8 rooms and bath. latrobe heat;
electric lights. In excellent condition. AZ
ask 10 for an honest person to tske this
house who will endeavor to somo day own
their homo clear OF encumbrance. Address
BOX 334-K Star Office.
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THE PICK OF MANY LISTINGS.

CLEVELAND PARK
=. rooms and bath; hot-water heat:
T. porches: 2-car garage.
~ 96o-on Conn ave-: brick row, rooms rooms
business property Is bound to
% sl1 ,ooo-si 600 cash. Porter st. near Conn
semidessched semi q space Ss-Gaset Tor garage rage:
is CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
fsG atGT fssRste hsss 5sSm; peiss saa
I'd %}I S3Gp snsnos ssDaes so s,i, 1o; a5ssm place
''' and BATH hot-water' heat. elec.
rs,reis poTcHes. Goed-si1ed oed aeSHtace los: NICE
A. A. sAUL's ADDITION.
- lovely rooms and bath: hot
ons water heat ncoseS hafaG 6ea
PARK VIEW.
sS s9dsTs hs,s Hon Hone Park
r, heat. ' eeesrieisy.' Ss City 'ssc Vacant Front
d and double rear perches ,. Good
near Ses stR Earq iS
gosd and dcssan bath splsndd d hrcs home
:: PETwoRTH.
. "'''' and d 'ti bath: os-%ater heat heat. eee..
4 front iron and and sleeping p9rches orc & break sa!t
e. 1a6t pOrcn, 6noWer. Ice DOx, 1nBt.
heater, large closets.
$s500-Varnum near 7th. Modern brick: +:
lovely rooms and bath: hot
n water he9A. elec.. extra lavatory.
is double rear porcheB, pantry.
= WOODBRIDGE d. C.
$s.ooo-.Just of B. I. ave. at 10th. Beau
hotwater heat, cleo, hardwood
10 doors. attic. porches Wonderful
k view of surrounding country.
~. SOUTHEAST.
S7.o00-S5o0 cash. Brick row home Of 9
n rooms and bath: hot-water heat,
al elee s IrSln inSlosfd ed rear Porcnes; Close
, FROM 2 TO pm
,TUNG & COMPANY,
Phone Main 371.
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1929 KILBOURNE PLACE NV.
80
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-OLIVER STREET.
interests
PARK ROAD, OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
% passed To- Hon Sit ON Terms o ~
SAUL'S ADDITION-LESS THAN $4,000!
sTe hath " lot oo ees
53O6531O 4st STREET NW.-$9,50O
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC,
S13 18th St. NV Main 26oO.
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lRADE.
Beautiful detached house in Sauls Add:
bath Is bedrooms). instantaneous hot-water
heater. in perfect condition; large LOT with
garage Owner will accept clear lot Or
small house as part payment. Balance to
suit purchaser. Address Box 1o1-k. star
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ONLY $3.50 CASH.
woodridge-S605-7-9-11 Goth st. ne.
Snappy. semi-detached homes. 9 rooms.
floors. hot-water heat, electricity outside
icers and all modern improvements Priced
LINENS sac Exeiasive e ss AGENT Dsn NortS Yrs
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21st St. Near M.
Nine rooms. pantry. modern bath. cleo
tricity. new gas stoves. hot-water heRt: very
deep yard to alley: newly decorated: COM
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
CANCER EXPERTS EXPRESSING HOPE
But Curative and Preventive
 Medicine Shows Progress

Lake Mohonk, N. Y, Sept. 2. P) A hopeful note, not only as to the ultimate solution of the can cer problem but the number of cases that can be prevented and cured if people will act in time when a. cancerous condition is sus- pected, was sounded in papers read by European specialists at the session Of the international cancer symposium at the Lake Mohonk Mountain house.
 Although none Of the experts un- dertook to forecast the causation of cancer, the general opinion ex- pressed was that a number of fac tors, including susceptibility lead to the condition, and that a care ful study of the factors might be expected to lead to important re- suits in cancer prevention.
 All the speakers emphasized the value of international cooperation in analyzing all available informa- ton on cancer and the need for public education and coordinated effort in fighting it.
 Sir John Bland Sutton, vice chairman of the British empire cancer campaign and president of the Royal college of surgeons, as- serted that before all things, sur geons long for some discovery which will enable them to cure cancer by some cunning drug in troduced into the circulation and thus abolish long series of dis dressing operations"
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
Refused More Beer.
 Citizen-Scldinrs Riot

Amsterdam, Holland, Sept 22 Vp) The unsuccessful demand of sol diors of tho 12th regiment for more beer after a long march in broiling hot weather caused a mutiny at Assen yesterday which resulted in the death of Q commissioned officer and the wounding of a num- ber of soldiers.
 When the troops. who consisted of men called up for annual train- ing demanded the additional beer canteen ordcrlies refused to com ply whereupon the mon smashed their barrack windows and wrecked the canteen. Officers, being unable to uuell the disturbance, summoned the guard which fired volley in the air. This only incen6ed the men who sang the Internationale. A volley of ball cartridges then was fired and a non-commissioned officer who had taken no part in the disturbance was killed and a number of privates wounded.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
Arizona Professor Named
 Dean at Maine University

Orono, Me. Sept. 22 R)-Paul Clole, head of the department of electrical engineering of the Uni versity of Arizona, is appointed dean of the college of technology of the University of Maine. The an nouncement was made by President Harold S. Boardman, whom Profcs- sor Cloke succeeds in the office of dean.
 The dean-eloct graduated from Lehiah in 1905 and has taught at Penn State. Rhode Island and the Clarkson college of technology. He has been connected with the Uni- versity of Arizona since 1918. Dur
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
REMINGTON NEWS

Lyman D. Broughton has sold his house on Maple Hill avenue to Rob ert Meyert of New Britain, Mir. and Mrs. Broughton have already moved to West Hartford.
 William Barrows, son of Mir. and Mrs. C. s. Barrows, left last night for Buffalo where he will take a pre- medical course at the University of Buffalo.
 Permits were issued yesterday by Building Inspector Dwight M. Chi chester to "A. M. Callraith of 110 Austin street, New Britain, for two houses and two garages on the east side of Frederick street, Maple Hill.
 Margaret Ames, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur O. Ames of Elm Hill, left Monday for South Hadley, Mass, where she will attend Mt. Holyoke college. Miss Ames gradu- ated from the New Britain High school last June with honors and was awarded a scholarship by the College club of New Britain.
 Copies of the rates. rules and  regulations of the Maple Hill Fire district and applications for water service were delivered Monday night by the commissioners. A house connection charge of s35 has been assessed to cover the cost of con- meeting houses with the mains. Resi- dents must fill out applications be- fore pipes will be connected and water turned on. A special charge Of s25. Has also been assessed for a maximum consumption of 1000 cubic feet of water per year.
 A meeting of the town plan com mission was held last evening at the town hall. It was authorized by vote of the commissioners to engage Arthur w. Bacon, civil engineer, of New Britain to survey and map the town. Work will begin at once and will be completed this fall if pos sible. The report of the building in spector was read and accepted and MT. Chichester was given a vote Of appreciation for his faithful work as inspector. The result of the suhdivi- sion of Campfield Terrace was, ap- proved.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
Creedon Again Secy.
 Of c. 0. P. Committee

New Haven, Sept. 22 VP) - Clarence G. Willard, leader of the so-called Willard republican. fac ton of this city, will be reappoint- ed assistant secretary of the repub- lican state central committee, 1t was learned last night
 The members of the committee today empowered their chairman, J. Henry Roraback, to appoint their secretary and assistant sec retary for ensuing years. Alexander w. Creedon, of Hartford, has been appointed secretary, while Will lard's reappointlnent is expected shortly. Edward l.. Kelly, of Bridgeport executive secretary to Governor Trumbull, will be named az the secretary's second assistant
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
NEUMANN TELLS
 INDUSTRIES STORY
Gives Interesting Talk at Meet.
 ing Of Exchange Club

The most important discovery to the industrial world" said Carl s. Neumann, addressing the Exchange club last evening, was the discov- cry of the use of coke and coal for smelting purposes in England. With that discovery, England. under Prime Minister Francis Bacon, woke up to the working out of problems that had surrounded British manu- featuring and soon discoveries in the steam pump and engine led to manufacturing in the country and advancement in manufacturing throughout the entire world.
 Trading dates back to the Phoc- nicians and pottery factories outside of Athens were @ big advancement towards commerce as we understand it. These vases and dishes were traded throughout the Mediterran- can and soon trade extended along the islands to Rome and Constanti- nople. The barbarians nearly blot ted out all this when they swarmcd down over Italy and the rest of the civilized world and civilization glim- mered and grew weak until the Turks brought back the art of in dustry to the. conquered countries.
 Mir. Ncumann went on to point out the development of the separate branches of industry in the various countries and the fact that in Eng land the people were satisfied with the archaic method of doing things. Weaving was the principal industry and it was not until Bacon, under Queen Elizabeth, stirred up the country with his. quest for better ways to do things that the industry of the country began 10 move. Watt, in partnership with Bolton, ln- vented q steam pump to keep the water out of the coal mines and, very reluctantly at first, set about putting the steam pump idea into the engine that Bolton knew would he needed in the textile and hard ware mills in this part of the coun- tr; grew larger and advancement was rapid"
 At the end of his talk, MT. Neu- l. m was questioned by his inter- osted listeaers and on request, gave the conditions that confronted New Eritain's early manufacturers. He pointed out the now forgotten land marks and traced streams that ran through the National bank and down Church street that furnished water power to the carly New Brit ain manufacturers. Accurate knowl' edge of conditions in those times bespoke q thorough study Of early New Britain and his listeners were interested to the last word.
 ce-President Charlie law pre- sided In the absence of Presiden Edward Christ. who is catching "bis ones" in the Maine lakes. Law reac a telegram from the two New Brit ain delegates who are at Atlantic City attending the Exchange clut convention. He also gave repor of institution of club in East Had dam. The board of control met aft or the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
Battlefields Boards to .
 Mark Historic Sites

Albany, N, 4., Sept. 22 Op}-State hattlefelds commissions of New York and Massachusetts, meeting here made ready to retrace the his toric Knox trail from Fort Ticon- deroga to Boston. The two states will place 57 markers along the trail over which revolutionary soldiers dragged captured cannon in the win ter of 1775-76.
 After receiving bids tomorrow on the markers the commissions will move on to Saratoga Springs and thence to Fort Ticonderoga. Fort George. Glens Falls, and back to Albany. From Albany the party will 20 to Kinderhook, Claverack. Hills dale and then to Massachusetts by way of Egremont and Great Bar raington.
 Representing Massachusetts were Col. w. s. Young, state treasurer and chairman of the battlefield commission; F. H. Redstone, state librarian, and Gen. Jesse F. stevens, adiutant of the national guard.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
SPRINGFIELD DENIES
 EPIDEMIC REPORTS
Eastern States Exposition Losing in Attendance As Result of
 Erroneous Report

Springfield, Mass, Sept. % (P>- There Is no infantile paralysis epe- demic in Springfield, and city of- ficials, especially members of the board of health who have invest- gated. are in strong sympathy with the protest raised by directors of the Eastern States exposition against the circulation of exagger- ated reports in other >clties, espe- cially the rumors that the exposi- ton had been closed. The exposi- ton will continue until Saturday night.
 Directors of the exposition met yesterday afternoon in the office of Joshua H.. Brooks to take action on the circulated reports. Their at tention to the rumors had been called by two of the visiting gover- rors and representative of other states yesterday. The governors deplored the fact that the false rumor was unquestioiably keeping some parents and their children from the show.
 MT. Brooks. in a statement issued denying such reports. pointed to the fact that although the schools were kept closed recently due to reports of some isolated paralysis cases, they had been reopened week after investigation by the health de- partment, which found no truth In the rumors but reported general health conditions Springfield bet ter than ever. Attention also was directed to the fact that the state of Maine at great expense had sent 1 150 of her representative boys and girls to the exposition for the en- tire week. The statement was signed by members of the board of health, who added that there haf not been at any time nor is there any epidemic of infantile paralysis There is no truth or justice in any rumor to such effect"
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
had aggregated nearly $500. 900.

had aggregated nearly sS00,000.
 Henry NJ. Baker, national Red Cross disaster director has arrived In the storm region from similar work in the floods of the north west.
 Relief headquarters were opened in Jacksonville today under the di- rection of James l.. Fieser, vice. chairman of the Red Cross who came here from Kansas City, Jack sonville during the storm period has acted in a more or less of a clearing capacity.
 Assistance in money and pro- visions continues 10 pour into the state from all sections of the coun- try and is being relayed from Jack sonville into the storm areas.
 Carrying 40 physicians, 40 nurses. extensive hospital equipment, medi-