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Arizona state miner., 1926-10-02
Parted From Her Tooth

Into the house walked Eleanor, cry
ing copiously. She held tiny little
tooth in her hand-her first baby tooth
to fall out.
"Oh, oh. muvver," between sohs,
"my wittle toof and has parted for
eser''
Arizona state miner., 1926-10-02
Was All Right With Her

Does your husband gambler
"Not in an Objectionable way. Ha
nearly always wins"
Arizona state miner., 1926-10-02

Youth and happiness soon go.
Evening star., 1926-01-08
ELECTED BY CIVIC BODY.
Thomas E. Gilbert Heads Fort
Myer Heights Association.
Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
CLARENDON. Va, January g.
Thomas E. Gilbert was elected presi-
dent of the Fort Myer Heights Citi-
zens' Association at the annual elec-
tion meeting of the organization at
the schoolhouse of the community
last night. Peter Starke was elected
vice president and A. h. Evans was
the choice of the meeting for secre-
tary and trea surer.
Representatives to the Arlington
County Civic Federation were chosen
as follows: Arthur l.. Smith. Mrs. l..
V. Lowhorn and A. V. Evans, dele.
gates: William Q. Pickett, I. n. Rich
and Miss Margaret c. Cameron, al.
ternates. The executive committee of
the association was announced by.
the newly elected president as fol
lows: Arthur L. Smith, r. Z. Plymale.
Mrs. l.. Y. Lowhorn, Thomas L. Gil
bert and A. V. Evans.
Satisfactory progress on plans for
the 30,000-g gallon cIstern to ne con
structed on the school grounds for fire
protection was reported by William
o. Pickett. chairman Of the commit
tee in charge. Mr.. Pickett stated that
the entire area that will come under
the protection of the cistern will be
canvassed to raise funds for the prof.
ect. The school board has agreed to
bear half Of the cost Of the undertak-
ing.
Evening star., 1926-01-08
MONTE CA&RLO A&
B, E. IliILLIPS OPPENHEIM

childlike. almost pagan, In her wor-
ship of beauty.
"One must lunch." he whispered
presently.
She turned around. After her brief
visit to the clouds she was entirely
and warmly human.
why, hope so," she declared. Il
was never so hungry in my life. And
a cocktail! This is quite my happiest
morning."
1t was good and excellently
served lunch. and Violet's high spirits
were infectious. Hargrave thrust prob
lens behind him and let himself go.
He devoted himself with complete sue
cess to his companions entertainment.
He was occasionally personal, and per.
mitted himself to be paternally tender.
She Knocked at his affectation Of supe-
rior years.
do you know how old am7" she
asked him. II have told you once. but
you appear to forget. am "a years
old. You are 80. ! know because !
looked you up in one Of those books.
There's no difference between us at
all. You have no right to talk to me
as though you'd lived In the world for
years and years before was born"
How old Is Robert?"
Robert Is 25." she said. HE looks
older, but then he has had rather
bad time and he hasn't the disposition
which makes the best of things"
II remember wondering once" he
remarked, with little smile, whether
you had"
She laughed outright, softly and mu-
sically, yet with u real ring OF mirth.
What you must have thought OF
me, growing and grumbling on my
stool" she exclaimed. II was SO mis-
erable those few days, though, and
never dreamed that you were going to
turn out to be my fairy prince"
IT wonder If have" he reflected.
Then don't wonder any more" she
begged softly. "If. when the end OF
my visit comes, 1 die, ] shall die
because ! have known happi-
Evening star., 1926-01-08

ness. No one can say more. was
honest when I said was starving for
Just this. I've had it and I don't
mind. All that feel Is pity for people
who have never once been really
happy before they die"
you generally have thought for
others" he observed
II have had one for you the last few
mornings" she told him, tenderly but
l little reproachfully. 81 have hated
% see you come in between or
o'clock looking so tired. I have gone
back to bed more than once with a
aeartache."
He tried to remain Indifferent.
Life here makes demands upon
me-" he murmured.
Necessarily"
You little inquisitoress"'
You don't mind?" she appealed.
How could I help thinking that 1t
would be so good for you if you would
have just one or two quiet evenings"
Wen have one together some
time" he proposed rashly.
Copyright. 1926. by Z. Phillips oppenheim.) }
CONTINUED tomorrow
Evening star., 1926-01-08
INSTALLMENT XIX.
A Rash Promise.

w y ENDEVER stirred his cof-
fee thoughtfully. No one
NN but himself knew how
tight a hold he had kept
upon all his inclinations
during the last few days. Stephanie's
warning and his own dimly awakened
feelings had been always in his mind.
Still. there were limits to the restric-
tions he had forced upon himself.
There was no reason why he should
deny himself the pleasure of seeing
Violet happy.
Would you like to go a little higher
up In the mountains than you have
been yet?' he asked her; up to Mont
Agel with me and lunch and walk
around while l play hole or two Of
golf? l need some exercise and I'm
rather bored with the tennis crowd
II shouldn't just like it," Violet told
him sincerely; 1T would be heavenly.
I have been through La Turbie. Rob-
ert had an hour to spare the day be.
fore yesterday and we had tea at that
Evening star., 1926-01-08
WOULD ADMIT ALIENS.
Marshall Urges Privileges 70
Families of Citizens.

Modification of immigration laws To
permit entrance of the wives hus
bands and unmarried children Of citi
zens and those who have declared their
intention to become citizens was adyo-
Gated before the House immigration
committee yesterday by Louis Mar.
shall Of New York.
He Endorsed a bill by Representative
Perlman, Republican, New York.
which would allow such persons to en-.
ter as non.quota immigrants.
Evening star., 1926-01-08
SYNOPSIS.

Sir Hargrave Wendever. country gentle
man and tinancier. calls on famous London
physician for examination. and Is told he
cannot live for more than six eight
months. Wendever takes the blow standing.
and decides to go on with his plans for the
Winter as though nothing had happened.
However feeling the urge to give q lift TO
some poor fellow creature. he experiments
until he finds one in need of help. This
proves to be a delicate-looking manicure
girl who serves him regularly. He offers
Violet Martin and a member of her family q
vacation at Monte Carlo. She persuades her
fianco. Robert, TO act as her brother. and
Monte Carlo their host tells them they are
free to do as they please, gives them plenty
of spending money. and places a car at their
disposal. Hargrave renews his acquaintance
with the charming Princess Stephanie Pu.
tralka.
Continued from Yesterdays Star,)
Evening star., 1926-01-08
INCOME

In addition to the commission
you receive upon goods sold and
delivered this year, do you re-
ceive commissions for several
years? | DO,
Strong and successful men
adopt life insurance selling as
their vocation because the in
come therefrom is lucrative
it buys their homes, cducates
their children and provides for
their old age. 1t offers possibili-
ties for managerial advancement
second to no line.
This agency offers an unusual
opportunity for successful men
to begin production March |
and to receive necessary train
ing in the interim.
Without obligating either you
or myself, | will welcome a per-
sonal interview if you are now
successful and desire a cumula-
tive income with advancement
possibilities.
Evening star., 1926-01-08
HELP-MALE,
Membership Sales
Paorocoo<a<ixra

wanted: earn from 50 70 30 per day;
bonus and compiss!on; fun Or part time.
bile Association Headauarters. Mills Bldg ,
18th and Penna. ave: NV.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
for floor covering department ;
permanent position, good salary.
Apply at once to Mr.. Dobryn,
Manager, Goldenbcrg's, 9TH and
K stS. NV.
Evening star., 1926-01-08

Massachusetts in 1919 was the first
State to enact a minimum wage law
for women workers.
Evening star., 1926-01-08
Sal ESMEN

DUE TO THE coNTINUEp EXPANSION
PosITloN TO ADD ONE or TWO MEN 10
4pR , SAFES "a }a E9RGE AID WILL GI02NSSBIpERR 20 PER
ss6cH A. oG0NEEcT5GJNi; THE rPKob1ntG;TI
BEERIGERAJI2S NP E2E N0MESx sT2pRFEFSh
BY THE DELOO-LIGHT COMPANY, A SUB
sb1BdS sIpIAEY rGy 2E THE GEEEEAAkk M9T9Es TORS
EP EyERY AssIsIASSSSE SIZES II THE HyIys TA
stocEssFHk sRyhEssssiFSHtEe MEN NOW W Writ II Us AkE
PLEAsE STATE DETAfLs OF EDGcATfiS
AND PREVIOUS EXPERIEMCE IN n LET
AdER AGE ~ iaia kEw sSYsk Y6kk AEENNE ENHfh NV W.
YOUNG MAN to assist in
credit office; good opportunity
for bright, intelligent, progress
sive young man. Replies conf
Dental. Address Box 226-H,
Star office.
Evening star., 1926-01-08
FLAMES SWEEP TOWN.
Native Section Of Chinese Resort
Wiped Out.

SHANGHAI, January 8 LP).--A tele
gram received here reports that the
entire Chinese portion of Kuling,
a town in the northern part of Kiang,
81 province, has been wiped out by fire.
Many lives were lost
Evening star., 1926-01-08

kuling. just south of kiukiang. on
the River Yangtse, $50 miles from
Shanghai, is favorite Summer resort
for foreign residents of China. Be-
sides q sanitarium, there are a large
number Of bungalows, church, school
and hospital buildings.
Evening star., 1926-01-08

Be Quick-be sure

Colds are dangerous. Stop them at
once. Correct their damage. Open
the bowels, check the fever, tone the
system. You can do that in "a hours
with HILLS. This way is efficient
and complete. 1t is so we'll proved
that millions now employ it. 1t is so
superior that we paid $1,000,0o0 for
It. Don't rely on minor treatments.
Deal with a cold in the best way
known-and now. At your drug
store.
Evening star., 1926-01-08
A SALESMAN TO
REPRESENT A PROMINENT WEST
VIRGINIA CORP0RATIoN

VIRGINIA CORPORATION
in Washington and vicinity: position open
January I5 applicant must be willing to
nut forth some real effort every day in
and common sense; this is permanent 20
stion with immediate returns. consequently
. "job-hlinter" cannot qualify: prefer mar
led man over %: state experience and
ohone number. Address Box 2S1-H. Star
Evening star., 1926-01-08

hOtAEkEEPING and cook tor . people
Russian young lady. Sonia Dalton 81
Alabama ave n q IL
Evening star., 1926-01-08
sITUATIONs-DoMEsrIC Oout'dl

GIRL. rel .i,Ie, colured. wants general iIousr
work 2230 18th II. Phone y. 1274-J s.
GIRL. ltsht colored. neat and reIiab!e
Adams 2i43
Evening star., 1926-01-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

bOSfNESS VTFONI CNTIIES-
WILL SACRIFICE Sc. 500 MONTHLY MEAT
and provision business. with refrigeration
plant near Market. in busy thorough fare
on account of i'll health: no reasonable offer
refused. Samuel Rosen, 900 Whitelock 81
Baltimore. Nd. So
WANTED-Backer for real estate bond and
mortgage business specializing on desirable
residential properties rigid investigation in.
vited: Address Box 7-H. Star Office. TO-
BARBER SHOP, 3-char. for sale; NV.
colored. Apply 2002 9th NV.
MILLINERY and hemstitching business. we'll
{2r quick pggchaser. Main 567. Cnnord A
(Continued on Next PaKoJ
Evening star., 1926-01-08

LAI NDRY WORK and cleaning by day. CO..
oTed woman; Will give references. 9i6 26' G
NV.
Evening star., 1926-01-08
He Couldn't Skate
With Piles!

! The ice is no place for a man or
woman who is suffering from piles,
But you need not suffer that trdy.
Many an athlete owes his healthy
activities to the quick, certain re-
| lief Pyramid always offers.
So, if you have piles in any
form-remember the name Pyra-
mid. A simple little suppository.
+, but ii works 1cordcrs. Even the
! stubborn. bleeding Kind of piles:
the badly pro,rliinG kind: they all
( yield ia the soothing properties Of
7 Pyramid. Why have any pain or
I embarrassment from malady so
easily relieved as piles?
! All you need say to your druggist is
! Pyramid. Or. you may have free
trial plainly wrapped. by Just sending
your name and address to Pyramid Drug
/ Co.. 700 Pyramid Bldg. Marshall
Michiga an.-Adyertisement.
Evening star., 1926-01-08

GIRLS. 2. from Va. want JOBS as cook an
ohan e.. permaid; stay nights. Mary Roy. M
Evening star., 1926-01-08

HOI EREEPER-Widowcr home or en-
ployed couple: capable Of taking full ,harg,
OF homo Address Box iI@-H. Star Office :
Evening star., 1926-01-08

an: WlIIhk 70 Ietrn. $50 Fl St. ~.
HOtSEW0Rk. small family bv cOIorc.:
woman: stay nights. 16! Willard st n VI
Evening star., 1926-01-08

FRENCH. SPANISH ENGLISH.
Individual or class instruction.
PORTLAND Hotel. Apt. B. 25. M. 1875. Il.
will At you for life's duties Tou will never
regret a course in our school. Thousands
Gail, write or teIephone @ gr is beHter TO cali.
WOODS SCHOOL. Established 1885.
311 East CAPITOL 81.
Evening star., 1926-01-08

GIRL wants bundle washes or part time worl.
IN morning or evening. 2021 l. 4th ct. NV
GIRL. colorcd. wishes half days work, With
references. Franklin 579O-J.
Evening star., 1926-01-08

JOB 9, As ,HoUsEwORKER. Maize Sinin-
Evening star., 1926-01-08

CONTINUED tomorrow }
Evening star., 1926-01-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-MENDING OF ALL KINDS TO
54SS.
Evening star., 1926-01-08
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

ACCoMPANIsT-Pianist wishes connection.
full or part time: z years, experience. 15
study in Boston former pupil of David
Names. New York City. Phone Adams 1863
to evenings. IL
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer. expcri-
enced. wishes immediate employment. Phone
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

It is reported that the BuDce property on Main street is 10 be sold.
 The Community club wiIl enter the Hartford county "Y" baseball, league. The local team won inc championship last season and was presented with beautiful spald- ing trophy for the feat. The schcd. ule Of games Is now being arranged and should be ready for publication very soon. It is expected that there will be eight teams in the loaguo this year.
 Nothing has been heard from Merwin Riggott. who disappeared from his home last week. He was a member of the Community has- ketball team and was considered 2 valuable player. He IS believed to have gone 10 Detroit with a chum. but this report could not be sub stantiated He was formerly em- rloyed at the Stanley Works in New Britain.
 Holiday hours will be observed at the post office tomorrow.
 Miss Bertha Hazen is returning from the University of Vermont 10 spend the Easter vacation al her home here.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
BERLIN OBSERVING
 CHURCH FAST DAY Factories and Other Places of
 Business Will Close Down WANTED TO SEE WORLD
Probable Sale of Athletic Hall Again Reported-East Berlin Library As- socjation to Present Play -- Church Notes-Other Items.

Good Friday will be observed in Berlin tomorrow and all. places of business will either close down or re- main open for only c short time dur ing the morning hours. There will be special services at St. Paul's Catholic church and at the kensing- ton and Berlin Congregational churches in the course of the day.
 The factories in town will suspend operations throughout the day. These plants arc the American Paper Goods company, the Berlin Con struction Co.,. the Prentice Manufac- turing Co. the Goss and DeLeeuw Manufacturing Co, the Stanley Chemical Co, and the Mildrum Jewel Co. Of these, all but the American Paper Goods Co and the Mildrum Jewel Go, will suspend operations until Monday. The two mentioned will conform to their regular sched- ules on Saturday morning.
 Tho Peck Memorial Library will not he open tomorrow. nor will the Berlin Savings bank or the town clerks office. Stores will be in oper- alton during the morning. although most of them will close their doors during tho afternoon.
 Tho post offices will be open from ' 10 10 o'clock in the morning, after which they will close for the day. In vt t1nrn urill 11f, t1r ncIIn1 rural delivery and one village de- livery, it was stated today by Post master Sidney NJ. CoWles.
 The Berlin Congregational church will hold service tomorrow evening at 7:3O o'clock. this being the last of a series Of three, which began last evening. Services will be held m the morning and evnipg at S', Paul's church aud tll service Of the Ken sington Congregational and Ken sipgton Methodist churches will be held in the afternoon.
 Ran Away From Home
 A f. year old Kensington boy ras turned over to Constable Frank Brown of this place by the New Britain police last evening, after he had been apprehended by Officer Peter Cabelus at the New Britain railroad station. It was said that the youngster had just purchased ticket for New York city and was awaiting the train which would con- duct him out of town. It was further stated that he had stolen his fare money from his parents. Constable Brown said today that the boy will be given a hearing.
 Athletic Hall Again
 Another report concerning the sale of Athletic hall is being breezed about East Berlin. It is to the effect that local man. name not given, is interested in the building and will purchase 1t, remodelling it into a lunch room and road house.
 The hall is now equipped with bowling alleys. pool tables and an excellent dance floor and all of the facilities mentioned are in use at the i present time. It is said that the pur- chase price will be S5,o00. Dame Runner has been active and ! it was impossible 10 confirm the re , port today,
 Attend PhalauN BangUct The banquet at the Hotel Heu | blein. Hartford, held last night by |
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
MARCHING ON PEKING
Travellers From Chinese Capital Say Roads Are Filed With Advancing Troops.

Ticrtsin, China, April i LPl-Trav- clers arriving by motor from Picking say that road Is filled with Mukdcn troops advancing on Picking, with columns marching on either side.
 Fifteen trains are leaving Peking daily from Nankow and KaIgan Headquarters of the Kuominchun, or national army), carrying komin- chun troops and equipment.
 Mukden forces are believed 10 be moving across country toward Nan kow tn an attempt 10 cut off the kuominchun troops remaining fin the capital
 Picking dispatches 10 the London Daily Mail last night said a severe battle was raging for the possession of Picking, with the booming of guns plainly audible in the capital. The kuoninchun troops are command cd by Marshal Fong Yu-Hsiang. They rrtrcated 10 Picking recently in the vicinity of Ticntsin.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
PRINCESS SOMEWHAT BETTER

London. April tP) - A medical bulletin issued from Marlborough house says there was a slight i'm provement this morning in the con dItion of Princess Victoria, sister Of King George, who is suffering from tnduenzal pneumonia.
 From York house 1t is unofficial ly reported that the Prince of Wales, who recently submitted 10 an aural operation. is progressing satisfactorily.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

1 Processlonal---
 Christ the Lord Is Risen Today 1 ..,.,,,., Christian i kTrie .,....,,......,,, E. Hamma
 OfIcrtorv---
 He is Risen on Hieh .,, Christian Sanctus .......,...... B. Hamma Benedictus ...,.,.,. Chas Gounnd Agnus Dei .,..,.....,. F. Hamma Recessional--Today Ho is Risen. 10 o'clock mass (high masS) )---- ocessional-Christ Triumphant. Nidt Aquam .......,.,., Christian Kyrie .....,.....,.... E. Hamma Gloria ......,.,...,,,. E. Hanna Credo ,.......,.,. w. A. Leonard Offortory-
 Regina Ccoli .........., Christian SanCiNS ....,....,.... B. Hanna l 3cnedictus ......... Chas. Gounod Asuus Del .......... E. Hanna Benediction following the high mass
 @ Salutarius ....,...... Christian Tan tunl ErCe .......... Christian Divine Praises ............ Basil Recessional--Holy God We Praise
 Thy Name.
 A son was born to Nr. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham Of Maple street this morning.
 The Plainville A. (. will hold Its first baseball practice of the season tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock on the high school grounds.
 There will be no Boy Scout meet ing tomorrow evening. but the boys will meet at the Plainville NJ, F. church Saturday afternoon at 1:S0 o'clock and take hike.
 Sequassen Lodge, I. c. Q. F. will meet at s o'clock this evening and work the first degree on large class of candidates. All members are asked to turn out.
 A son, Albert Victor, was born on August 25 to Mir and Mrs Joseph l.. Burgess of 72 East Main street,
 Members of Pythian Lodge, No 47. K. Of P, will meet at the lodge rooms at 7:30 o'clock tonight and go to- Bristol for a card tournament with the members Of Ethan lodge of that city.
 Stopped At Gunpoint
 Joseph Oddi of l4 Bicycle street rill return hired automobiles sooner n the future. Tuesday afternoon he 'ented cal from the u-Drive Auto 70. of New Britain. and, although he he'd agreed to have it back by o'clock, had not returned it yes erdny morning, The company, anxious over the non-ap- ncarance of the machine. notified the New Britain police and a warning vas sent out. The state police sta toned at tho East Main street scales ! lighted Oddi coming from the cen CT later in the day and waved for | 1im to stop. Oddi attempted to l wade them by turning into Pine street but when one Of the officers ! rulled his gun he changed his mind i quickly and brought the car 10 top. The auto was returned to the , owncrs
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

Come to Goldenblum for your Easter millinery, For tho woman, thc Miss and the Child. lSS Main Street, New Rritain.-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

For automobile insurance call Eoht E, White. Phone 149, Rates quoted and coverage explained with out obliration,-advt
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

Furniture for sale, 4 rooms com- nlete, used 3 months. will sacrifice
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

for quick buy. Responsible party will have convenient terms arranged. Reply by letter NIT. Mathews, core Boston Tailoring Co. Whiting St. Plainville.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

The mass of the -snctitied, With veneration Of tho cross, will be held at the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy tomorrow morning at 7:S0 o'clock, In the evening there will be Lenten devotions, with stations O f the cross, sermon and yeneration Of the cross.
 At 7:S0 o'clock Saturday morning a holy week service will be held, tho order of the service being blessing of the paschal nre blessing of the paschal candle, reading of tho prophecies, blessing of the Easter water and baptlsmal font, litany Of the saints, and high mass,
 High School Honor Roll
 Following Is list Of the honor students Of the high school for the month Of March:
 sophomorcs -- High honors: vir. glnia Contorti. Helen McKernan, Marjorie Rutland. Helen ostman, William Wekker. Jennie MacIl. dowie, Victor Hurtado, Sebastian Arcari, Jean Trumbull, Emily Xii. by Honors: Mildred Woodruff. sophia Naaman. Samuel Pratt, stephen Sasek, Lucy Rogers.
 Freshmen -- High honors: Eliza. beth Brastow, Anna Coleman. Doris spencer, Dorothy Ives, Constance Vicinus. Honors: Ruth Tyler, Mar. garetmary Collins Emma Hills, Aobio Usher, Lena Henne. Vivian Davis, Anna Rusczyk, Esther Sneideman. Honorable mention: Howard Purdy.
 Baptist Church Notes
 There will be a rehearsal at the Baptist church thIs evening and saturday evening at T:45 o'clock. Every member of the regular choir and all tho young people who will sing are urged to be present.
 In spite Of the rain last evening. there were about 100 persons at the fellowship supper at the Baptist church, After the supper the or ch"Stra played several selections and q socia hour was enjoyed.
 There will be no prayer meeting this evening.
 Tax Lists Mailed
 The tax lists were mailed today by Tax Collector W. J. Hemingway. These are the bills for the payments of tho tax or the grand list.
 Music At Catholic Church
 Tho program of special Easter music which will te rendered at tho services Sunday at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy has been an- nouncod hy Oreanist James J. Gra- ham, who will hc assisted by q boys orchestra. The program is as fol- lows;
 o'clock mass---