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painted a beautiful shade of gray similar III
appearance to the new 1896 models: good
rubber frst-class condition mechanically
man Chevrolet Sales Co. 625 II st ne. Open
nights and SUNDAYS
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IVEI.P-NATE

w. ARE You 4. COLLECTOR, o,.o,or
ditions Excellent remuneration for the
that nan sna s"aty See rSrrsday Mr. hy'h June
3 At office. 6I0 Columbian Bldg. .----.---
SALESMAN.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services OF All experienced sales
man for their house furnishing
dept. Apply Employment
Office, The Hecht Co., + st. at
9Th.
EXECUTIVE
For automobile business: must possess fol-
loWing Quail tiratiops: Typst. bookke;e2er ,e,;
and managing, sales force: State salary, age
experience and reference. Please do not reply
unless You can qualify. Address Box 3oS-Z.
PORTER
at once: must have best OF reference.
Kahn Optical Co, 6l7 7th ST: NV. ---
Statesmen
OF REAL ABILITY
TO SELL
COPELAND ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATION.
The remark able progress of eectri"
frgeratlon assures large returns to men who
are desirous OF earning big incomes and who
willing 10 put their best into their Jobs.
The desiGner Of the Cope and is one of the
pioneers in this field. and associated with
him arc men of wide experience and promi-
nence III this and the RutomotIve industries.
Tho product is right. has been on the mar
ket for several wears and has demonstrated
its reliability beyond question in hundreds
of homes
We want to set in touch with several
hIGh- grade earnest of ability. whose
honesty Is UnQuestloned. men or good ad
dress and personality. To Such of these
We NAV select complete training and ample
salrs helps win be available
All applications should he made direct To
II. q. klefer. manager who personally guar
antres that all interviews Will he in strict
confidence
AMOSS & DOWSLEN, INC.
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ELECTRICIAN. tamlar with fans and mo
TORS Electric Repair Shop. COS y 81. NV:
r-TryArop OPERATOR. white. SIS weekly,
NOT over As wears of age. Rnply. glning se ase
rxnerience and references. Address BOX -oo
Star- office
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SITUATIONS-DOMEsTIC (Contd).

GIRL wants work after school hours 1877
swami st. NV. -
GIRL. neat. colored. wants place cook or
general h0usework. 1905 37th st.. NV.
GIRL. colored, wants part-time or day 8
work. 1Ol4 Col. rd. NV. Apt. 2Ob - -
536 You st. NV
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CHEVROLET SEDANS. 1923 modes TO
select from. both in good mechanical condi.
ton aud lock fine. tires good. priced very
low only S67.:2% Gown and ST."33 weekly.
Ourisman Chevrolet Sales Co. 625 II ST. e.
Omen nights and SUNDAYS
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EXTRACTOR MAN. eNnertenced al once
Washington Laundry. .621 st: N"
GOVERNMENT CLERK. With selling ahiiliN'
StnMani Schnnl 200, Z II. n ".
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CADILLAC I'll PASSENGER SEDAN and
~ .-passtnger lmperia sedan limousine
also +pass. I'll sport Dhaeton Terms tu
sQlt: your ear paSt payment. Lincoln
Sales I3o Conn. ave. Nam @NSO
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COILEGE MEN interested in summer WORK
Annly Fuller Brush 60. Metropolitan bahA.
COOK-Whlte Sao per month MN nld'.iHI EI
nance Appiy hospital stewart, - :. Ho'
.3,a
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CHEVROLET TOURING. 1898 ca- tha,
Will surprise you when you see IL. 1t looks
too good to be true: only S4340 down and
81 "a weekly 0urisman Chevrolet Sales Co
625 II st. ne. Open nights and sundays.
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CHEVROLET COUPE, lat" "a; fve cora
tires. fou. brand new. motor in perfect cOt
dttion good pant: extras. S"Sl. cash t.
terms any demonstration. MI. Wilson -
9Th It nv. % TO 3 Nam SO. ur ia
II I ave ~ - after q n m
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DAJRy FARM HANDS S0od house and saI-
1en o.. single man A. +. Iohr Vienna
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CHEv ROLET COUPE. late uOdci. DIS
wheels: automatIr windshield wiper: spare
tire and RIM: cnWl lamps. mirror. has been
kept Ill excellent condition, Duco paint lik"
new engine in fine shape. Call M. Rlli
heInler Lincoln 1910.
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COLLEGE MEN. for permanent va'atio,'
work; good pay Apply at once. i3l" ~
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DRJf; CLERK registered aud reHanig- ~ ~
piv with references Address BOX ~ 7'"'
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BCICKS--Sew and used. on dispiav az Em-
erson & Orme. Connecticut ave. salesrnom
liberal terms. your car III trade. Fr. 1880.
7. s Gaddes 1915 Conn. ave
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CHEVROLET ROADSTER 1924 mode
mechanically ok: tires good, only 500 ~
down and Sc .O4 weekly. Ourisman Chevro
lei Sales Co. 6.5 ii 81. ne. Open night
and SUNDAYS
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CHEVROLET SPORT TOURINGS 1924 mod
els in a variety of color combiu al lous--blue
with red wheels. several IN beautiful shades
Of gray one a dark green with light green
wheels. you will find one that Just suits you
for only S61.22 down and S6.12 weekly
Ourisnan Chevrolet Sales Co, go II 81. O..
Omen nights and SUNDAYS.
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GIRL. colored, for cooking ana general
Lhoueework for refined family. vinK no
smaR child,en: must bs Eo.oSd % cccA Ia2d barr
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CHEVROLET 1924 superior coupe. par.
chased new, De'ember Is. 1924; orteinsi
owner: fully equipped every accessory
Al condition; ;..,iuai paint: $50: terms.
Address Box :509-X Star office 3"
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BUICK 4-cyf.. 6-pass- tr.-sedan. eGuippeG
with trunk spare tire. bumpers stop 2nG
parking hight mOtumeter: new paint ana
battery: price 1919 1915 Conn. ave
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iLRL wishes general housework; no wash
ng. references ~ Eairmont q. NV

9 IhII. neat. colored. wants dag work. part
time work answering phone IN doctors once
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924 model. This
car was properly taken care of by previous
owner. and. If YOU are interested IN buying
Only SIl1 down and small monthly pay
ments OurIsman Chevrolet SalcS Co. 621
II ST. ne Open nights and sundays.
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HELP-DOMESTIC (Cont'd).

Girl. or middle AGED woman white. for gen
eral hoIsew0rl; one TO stay nights preferred
Call between 2 and 4 North 5611. -
GIRL. colored to cook and do general house
work. Mrs. Burton. 14O5 Kennedy st. NV
GIRL 10 work 3 days per week. Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays; reference required
Apply 2SO7 Conn. ave. Apt 6OI
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CHEVROLET 1923: superior touring excel
lent condition: new top. new paint. Co.
T0t 900 Webster 81. NV
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1IJAIFFFJ-R wanted white. to orerate
truck. solicit orders and deli,er so"ast 0H whom on
opportunity for live man: staie, "s Sdrens
last emnlovpu and experience had. Az.
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BABY CARRIAGE tan wicker. good condi-
ton, Sl2: cost $50 1910 Rhode Island
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CHEVROLET PASSENGER COUPE. 1924
model; 3 10 select from; these ears are in
right: good tires: exceptionaiy easy terms
Ourisman Chevrolet Sales Co., 625 IL 81.
N . Omen nights and SUNDAYS
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MTN wanted, 4 As train news agents: casn
sacII-ity and blue suit required: ne"nanehl
work to right parties. The Tninn Esws a,ion o.
CHce No g east baremeut. Union station.
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,,oI-STFR MAN experienced. schneider
80 ii,b - nv
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
DON'T BE AN OSTRICH.

IJON 7 BT. M OS KTI IT.
Come. and see for yourself We can Use I 0
GOOD sa}esmen and salcslaelies ON the best
get that tho boat water. front property
facing Chesapeake Bay. If 500 TO $500 per
week Will satisfy YOU. como in and at
once: We give extraordinary cooperation
ana htg commission: We transport your pros
poets To on" property gratis. You devote
our contact between the prospect here and
the property. Don't answer THE or call un-
less Hou can look ~ yourself in the glass
and classify yourself as go-getbr. We
also have a plan for part-tIme salesmen and
stias!adies. Call amy time between am.
BAY RIDGE ESTATES.
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BILLIARD TABLE. III good condition cheap
See WOodins 1851 Wyoming -
BREAKFAST OR PORCH SET. Telephone
adams 2si7 before l2 o'clock noon. Price
reason bic
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Phone Main 1889 or g539.
wEscHLER's: aeo "a AVE- N.Y.:
Automobiles, etp. fiisix years soEvta9
~ aahllgte1h h1blicl -. Nt-y.--.-.-, =
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SALESMEN-Experienc o..-hIrn'r sales.
men 70 sell an established burner with over
zf,fl local installations tall Pot. 49l / for
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POULTRY MAN experienced wanted at
onre: reference required. ADolJ TO george
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.
FOR SALE-ATTOMOBTLES

PANSIES FOR StI.E. J.. W. pAYHOF
33rd and Ash SITS. Nj Rainior Nj
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TWn-fold ECONOMY,

The cooperative has a two-fold
econon1y--an economy affecting the
origina! cost and an economy affect
Ing all subsequent operation and
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zoos
Meadow
Lane

Near the Column
bia Country Club,
on the most ex-
elusive thorough
fare of c h e V Y
Chase. Md. A center
hall plan American
Colonial residence with
four bedch am bers. two
tiled baths. an i'm
mense living room,
comfortable side porch.
open fireplace. coy
breakfast room. bright
sleeping porch. maid 6
room on third floor.
scree and metal
W e a / h e r-stripping =.
There is a two-car ga
rage at the rear of the
attractive rou n d : !.
Turn west on Leland
Street from Connect
cut A V e n u e. one
square Open all day
Sunday
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maintenance expense. The economy
effected II the original cost is the re-
suit of collective buying power and
wholesale production. The cost OF
purchasing a home in superior loca.
ton would be prohibitive to many, II
not most. individuals. but when a
number combine to buy 1t. the cost
is divided and is therefore within the
means of each individual. No indi-
vidual residence can be constructed as
economically as the units of an apart
ment building: the latter is a whole
sale" operation and the former re
tall one.
Comparing a properly organized,
100 per cent cooperative apartment
as an investment with renting an
apartment, Elmer A. CLAIR. lecturer
on real estate in Northwestern Uni
versity, a noted authority, makes the
following analysis:
The rent you pay divides itself
into:
"(a). Interest on money invested in
and and building, including mort
ga ge and equity.
"(b, Actual maintenance, together
with depreciation.
"(c). Actual operating cost, includ-
ing management.
I'D. Wastage, (can this unneces-
sary maintenance and operating ex-
pense). This wastage is usually the
result Of excessive decorations and
repairs due to carelessness and fire.
quent shifting of tenants, and the
rapid depreciation in some buildings
because they are constructed OF
cheap materials and poor workman
ship for the speculative market.
"(e). Acknowledged profit to the
owner.
30. The income tax the landlord
has to paw on this profit.
"(gl. Allowance for vacancies and
bad debts.
"(h). Allowance for the cost Of get
ting tenants.
eff you owned your own apartment
under the 100 per cent plan. it would
eliminate f), (gl, (h), and reduce
yes. practically elininate-(d. This
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your neighbors are of a more substan.
| tial class than in the average rented
building the satisfaction Of knowing
that you belong" to the community
in which you live and that, as a gen.
eral proposition, the home-owner is
considered a more desirable neighbor
and a better citizen.
Home ownership on the cooperative
apartment plan in Washington Is an
attractive investment. 1t places
homes within the reach of the bulk Of
our population, which Is composed of
people, who. because Of heritage and
inclination, have the me-owning
, urge and whose occupations make the
apartment the convenient. comforta-
BILE and desired type Of residence.
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would increase (e), the profit Of the
landlord, but this is now enjoyed by
you, the tenant-owner. An ordinary
apartment house has proved to be a
splendid investment. although It in
cludes e.. (g) and (h), all Of which
are eliminated by the 100 per cent
cooperative plan"
:. Benefit of Increase.
In addition, Mr. CLAIR points out,
any increase in value of rented prop
erty results in increased rent, where
as with cooperative owner it is re
f1ected in the increased value Of his
holding. Also, he calls to attention
that the stock Of the cooperative cor
poration is non-dividend paying, the
return being the rent saved and the
Treasury Department does not regard
that as taxable income.
While we usually reckon returns
from investments in cash dividends
there also are psychological returns
which are just as concrete and GER
tain. In addition to the monetary re-
turn from investment in a co-opera.
tive apartment home, one receives
such other returns. That universal
craving for a home is satisfied; there
is the feeling of stability, security and
independence which home ownership
gives: the satisfaction Of knowing that
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Old Georgetown Rd. & Battery Lane

Old GeOrgetOWn Kd. & Battery Lane
One of the show places Old Georgetown Road the Of its
half beyond Edgemoor following
Rockville line The home is OF Spanish design with delightful and
porch three large bedchambe two tiled baths cedar closets
avaory butn electric
throughout. The tringy moderate for a residence. Open
aft NJ.
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Volume of Construction Drops.

The volume of construction per-
formed during August. as indicated
by shipments Of construction ma.
terials. was per cent less than the
volume recorded for July. The index
number for August was 215 The
total volume of construction perform
ed during the first eight months in
1926 exceeded by 8 per cent the total
volume performed during the cor
responding period in 1925.
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awards, but slightly in excess of the
volume recorded for July a year ago.
The money value for July, 1925. was
SAP .56S 900. The total volume of con-
tracts awarded during the first seven
months of 1925 exceeded by 10 per
cent that recorded for the correspond
ing period in 1925.
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Army Aviator Transferred.

Second Lieut.. Ralph H. Lawter.
Army Air Service. at Boiling Field.
Anacostia, has been ordered to take a
course in communications at the Air
Corps Technical School, at Chanute
Field. Rantoul, ILL.,
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SAYS COOPERATIVE
APARTMENTS PAY
Writer Compares Ownership
With Renting, to Latter's
Oisfav0r.
BY EDMUND j. FLYNN.

It is automatic that real estate in
@ growing community as a long swing
investment always increases in value
It also is self -evident truth that
Washington is growing steadily and
must continue TO do so in conjunction
with the development of our Nation.
It is peculiar, for the latter reason,
among American cities
A cursory investigation Of the CO.
operative apartment buildings already
sold in Washington will show the
high valuation the owners place upon
their homes. During the past seven
years thousands of apartments have
been purchased on the cooperative
plan by residents of Washington. All
have materially increased in value
since and some have been resold at
profit TO the original purchaser-and
this despite the fact that in some in
stances the particular building was
Is years old when It was sold coop
erativelv.
Comparing the convertibility of the
cooperative apartment with a private
residence, the cooperation has this
advantage-that in the cooperative
there is an internal market made I'D
Of the friends of the tenant owners
who are DESTROYS of getting into the
building.
mention the subject of converti-
bility because it usually enters, or is
brought into discussions of invest
ments. The return on a cooperative
apartment as an investment, how
ever, IS the difference between the
market or renting value of the apart
ment and the cost of occupancy under
the cooperative plan. This saving
capitalized gives the cooperative
apartment purchaser the return on
the money he invests.
Two-fold Economy
The cooperative has a two-fold
econon1y--an economy affecting the
original cost and an economy affect
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NEW YORK BUILDING LESS.
August Report Shows Decline From
Same Month, 1925.

0du4O A4OA4L 44f AOSos
Building plans filed in Greater New
York in August show a decline of
about 20 per cent from August. 1925
and a loss OF per cent from July
this year.
Although Brooklyn, the Bronx and
Richmond showed gains from August
a year ago, the slowing down in Man
haitian and Queens was marked, par
ticularly in Manhattan. where the
loss was So per cent. The August
total for the Greater City was $751;
925,165. -.
August 90 August '25
H s,oaEiNn s22d5,55sssss7 sff52faSS422ss
Queens ~ l4S37442 22.701 .32t
Bronx . 1926. $40 10,61727C
Richmond 49,. l26275o 1.17050c
Totals. S75eob.1e5 1884 SOC
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CONTRACTS SHOW DROP.
Six Per Cent Less in July Than
in June.

The volume of contracts awarded
during July reached index No. PIG,
being per cent less than the June
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It has been off1cially recorded that
Robert z. Peary discovered the North
Pole on April 6, 1909.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23

degrees at midnight 10 sS degrees at daybrcak, Observers had feared that continued high temperature to- gelher with rain would break up tho ice gorge north Of the city and back more high water into tho streets. Elvnrmcn offered no possible eN- plantation for the rec, ssion of most of the rood waters with the ice stiu solidly damned in the river. Onr was that the water might have found a weak spot in the ice below Uil City and was sceping through. The other was that the water was hacking up Tioncsto Crock, q trIbu- ,ary which was clear Of ice Inst night.
 shortly before noon word reached here that the thrrc-mile ice gorge at kIn2Ga Ucar Warren, 60 miles north of here, was moving. engineers estimated that this pack would strike oil City within 12 hours, un- less it Eurged again They pointed out that, in the cN,u, tho gorge does not halt and reached ihc leo bar ricr here before it passes out, the .am will become moro serious. Flood waters, restrained by the Kinzua gorge, they said, would flood this re- zion 1Edin,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23

land the passengers safely al the right point. He must keep this vision to avert disaster. as the horses may run away.
 Almost Nobody Prays.
 T had rather train young people 70 control themselves this way than trust them under the bright lights Of any form of evangelism. The one way is the worship of God. through prayer, which almost nobody knows lnything about and almost nobody practices. There are three elements 2' prayer, meditation on God, com Aunion with God, and affirmation 't God; supplicotion has no real place in it. Gandhi if the supreme spiritual genius of otr generation and We should strive to be like him. We must build up the spirit sense until 1t becomes the driver on the boX.' the master"
 The meeting was q great success In every way, especially considering that it was the first Of it's kind at tempted here. Tho church was filled 70 overlooking and the Sunday school room was opened an1 packed by ,hc crowd of young people which IAr"nE@d to tho mass meeting.
 Tn" senior hign school orchestra played several selections at the open Ing meeting. John Luebeck of the German Baptist church. national
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23
MNRNEn TO HAYE LICENSE

After William C, Raphael agol 32. Of 4S Vance street displayed his registration an1 operators license 10 Judge IIungerlord this morning ho was given suspended judgment and warned not to drive without his l- conao and registration in his posses sion.
 Raphael WIS arrested last night when ho camo to headquarters to ronor' an accident in which hc struck nominick Rich, aged | of tG7 North street. Tho child Is not badly injured hut hn is bring kept at tho New Britain General hospital for observation.
 Raphael said that as he was driv- ing along North street at Du1ack' $ hall, Dominick ran in front of his machine was knocked down. He did rof havo his license or regis tration with him.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23

president Of the German Baptist young peoples societies in America, presided, and called the meeting to order. Following a hymn. the sing Ing Of which was led by E. r. Arm strong, Miss Gertrude Barnes of the Trinity M. E church read scripture. Bliss B. Clark Of the First Congre- Eational church led in prayer. The Wonnerbcrg male chorus sang sev- eral pieces in capable fashion.
 Each denomination then sang q hymn which it had chosen for it's own, the order being Baptists. Con- sregatlonalists. Episcopalians and Methodists. and Lutherans. The sing ing was led by Mrs. Samuel Me Cutcheon and Miss Katharine Me- hoWn. After this, all denominations Jolned in singing one hymn. Then inc church was darkencd and q DOT 'ralt of Jesus was unveiled and light ed up through the darkness. This was to symbolize the idea that each denomination separately could not achieve its purpose, but union would bring them through to the finding of Col.
 Another hymn followed pr. Jud- kin's address, and Rev. William II. Nderson, pastor Of the Trinity NJ. r.. church, pronounced the bonedic- ton.
 The churches cooperating in the
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23
tGRltTS TO AID WIFE

When lac agreed 10 pay his wife S0 per week, Frank Trysakns, ngcd 5G. of Go3 North stroot. was put on probation hy Judge Ilungcrforl this morning, and tbo charge of viola. ton of probation was revoked.
 Jamo, S~iIiss, % Allen street re- ported last nieht that his fa'hor Anton, has been missing since Sun lay morning.
 Two boys worn turned over to Probation Officer Edward C, Con, molly last night by sergcan, Patrick O'Mara, They admitted stealing a watch valuol at S&o from the homo Of Ado)ph Was2kolio2. 2i7 Oak street about two weeks ago. Scventy-fiY" cents was also taken by tho boys
 Owing 'o the illness of Rev. Dr, George W. C. TIiU. who was schcd- ulod to address q meeting at tho Y. W. C. A. this evening, the affair has Eocn postponed.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23

fai' h which Subordinates crcedS. This is a subjective work on the indi- Nilual, not an objective one on the community. Ii is 6 development Of Il certain type Of spiritual life. We can't get together because we are too shallow. We must develop a high type Of spiritual experience in the individual.
 Know Least About Soul.
 The thing we know the least about is the soul itself. What are the creative forces Of souls? First there gre our instincts, driving forces which influence us: If not controlled ,iey are great dangers. Second, there is our intellect, q guiding pow IT for the instincts. Third is intu- i:ion, the high directing power Of all fife. The instincts may be classified into those O. ego. herd, and sex; the intellect into the thinking, feeling, and willing parts; intuition may be defined as spiritual vision or the con aciouSneSs of God.
 The ego instinct is needed If you arc 10 be q success in the world. X driving ego is necessary for accom- plshmont. Christ has it to a remark able nrtent. The herd instinct brings ls together 10 do things and makes IS worl; for the good of others anl oc the community. This is also nee fSsarv.
 "1n" srv instinct is q beautiful hing; it's highest form is devotion 10 all of the opposite sex. Absolutely essential, 1t should not find an out- It in t-gratihcation but in q high sense Of honor. Spirit and sex go to- b"th"r, anI all great religious lead CTS have been highly SeXcd. Gone wrong. this instinct fig the greatest GHmnation Of life. but il is not in it. elf sinful or dirty.
 "Thcse three forces may hc com pared to tho forces driving an old Fashioned stage coach. The instinct is like tn" horses. the intellect like the drivers hands and rcins, and the in tuition like the drivers vision to