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New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

and mark, France may get back its money from those Americans nho invested in the franc when it stood around five cents, believing that ii could not go any lower.
 Judging from the present Hart street bui ing TOW, one does not have to go 10 the Italian Tesuvius to witness an eruption about Naples
 With Walter Johnson holding an opposing team 10 four hits and Ty Cobb smashing the ball against and even over the fences, we cannot but re!tc"ate that in about 20 more years these two baseball players will he really good.
 British coal miners are preparing 10 strike. Haven't they learned from their American brethren that October, not May is the proper date for this sort of thing?
 Phidippidcs ran 26 miles 10 tell of the battle of Marathon and the feat has been immortalized by the mara thon race of modern athletics. Must we now have q 70 mile "Ouida," 10 commemorate the achievement of the 67-year-old Riffian warrior? Why not? Albin &tenrCos complain. cd last week that the marathon was too short. But as for our Riffiau friend. his name was Hammouch, and we'll bet he sought q hammock after his exploit.
 Cp in British Columbia anyone caught whistling q modern ditty is fined 25 cents, Modern dittcs being what the are, we should say that the mere humiliation of being caught trilling one would be punish ment enough.
 The telephone exchange in San tiago, Chile, has been destroyed by fire. We understand that the re- serve stock of wrong numbers was saved.
 Ambassador Houghton's daughter Is the latest American girl to seek favor with tho Prince of Wales. She is laid up with injuries sustained in a fall from q horse.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Member Audit Bureau of Circulation The A B. c. ie national organizatior rhic, furnishes newspapers and advet- tisers with strictly honest snslysis c; circulation. Our circulation statistic are based upon this audit. This insures protection against fraud In newspaper distribution figures to both national and local advertiserL
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Tine city recently painted "stop here" and other signs on the down town streets and sidewalks. but, as an indication Of rhe increased traf- fir wearing out the paint, they aI- ready arc getting dim in spots. If aoineboay could invent g better and moro durable system the city would have reason to be grateful.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

The manner in which the Com mon Council unanimously voted an appropriation of $250,00o to build an addition 10 the Nathan Hale school indicates the city fathers are alive 10 the necessity of proceeding with the school building program swiftly and get the number and class of buildings the city needs. The only thing about the situation that hurts is the cost.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
EXAGGERATED SIZE

Large silk handkerchicfs are tied about the waistline Of some of the smartest sport frocks, usually just below the natural waistlne.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
Some Dog

Bert: "fy cat took the blue rib- bon at the cat show" Merton: "Oh, that's nothing. My dog took the hamburger steaks at the hamburger steaks at the Butchers picnic"
 ". L. Reilly.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

The Herald is oa sale daily in New York at Hctalings Newsstand T'met Square; schultz's NewsstsndH. Entrance Grand Central. 42nd Street.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively eu titled to the ute for republication c' all news credited 10 r Or not otherwise credited in thiE paper and also loca usrs published herein.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

"Mother always understands How to read a persons hands, The other night Dad had his fling, But poor palmist everything"
 Lena Barrons.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

When the farmer finally gets "hclpcd." he'll find as many govern mont agents interfering with him as the rest rs us have.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
NfranpPi

Mrs. Williams: Mrs. Clark says her husband doesn't understand her"
 Williams: That's strange. I've heard her talk pretty plain to him."
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Beware of the blond, girls Not of the type in general, no. just one specimen who by his sneaking, low down actions specially in theaters 1 has caused much consternation among the fairer sex. He makes it his business 10 wait in the rear of the theater until some women enter. He then follows down the aisle 10 see if there is q seat near them. If so he takes 1t and spends the rest of the evening annoying one of them. f they make a move as If 10 sum mon the manaecr or policeman he
 quickly leaves the theater. On a re- cent occasion he annoyed q girl and she, becoming disgusted, left the theater. He left his seat and going up near the entrance, waited until there was another seat vacant near a girl He promptly took possession of that seat and spent the rest Of the evening annoying her. He has made such a nuisance of himself that bis actions have become the subject of much discussion among the women folk. Age is no barrier for his ac- tiC1s are the same whether the woman is 70 or IA.
 A refined woman does not Ike 10 make a scene in q public place, es- pecially in a theatcr and that is one reason why the disturber has not been caught. Of course, he is not the only one who tries his pranks in the thcaters. There are plenty of them but he Is the best known.
 Policewomen seem unnecessary In a town of this size but here Is q case where q woman with authority 10 arrest q lawbreaker would be a great help to the community.
 IL is hoped by the women Of the city that some sort of rem edy vii be secured 10 rid the theaters and other public gatherings of these ob- noxiou5 weeds whose very presence in their midst is an insult 10 won- ar 1d in general.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Every young business man passes through a period when he delights to eat breakfast In public with q newspaper propped before him.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
THE. EILAPpER

(No less than 367 readers have sent the following poem 10 us, each one claiming 1t to be original! And ALL of those who sent the verse were of the feminine genders!- Editor)
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
YOUTHFUL STYLE

Box coats, with flaring lines, are often joined with q finely plcated skirt 10 make q very attractive suit.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

If the truth were told, the thins that made mothers pies so much moro delicious was 8 n-year-old stomach.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
TELEPHONE CALLe Business OtIice .,. szb Editorial Rooms ..s. szS

The only profitable advertising medun In the City. Circulation books am crszs room alwayr open 10 advertisers
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

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Send all communications to Fun Shop Editor, care Of the New Britain Herald, and your letter will he forwarded 10 New York.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

The reason crisis isn't so serious in England is because if they keep on talking they can order another beer.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
The Rig Corporation Lawyer Get ting An Earful of Advice
 from His Caddie
Ruined Him

Ruined Him Prisoner :"Yes, ma'am. Women was tho cause Of me downfall" Shocked Visitor: And how was that, my good man?" Prisoner: "A couple of 'em saw me crawlin' through window and called for the police"
 Paul S. Powers.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
THE OBSER YER On the City and Its People
 Makes Random Observations

Parents whose children attend the Monroe school are wondering why the police department does not as- sign a policeman to the intersection of Monroe and Arch streets at two periods in the day when classes are dismissed.
 Arch street is used as race track in spite of efforts of mounted po- licemen. They patrol the street part of the time and their presence has had a beneficial influence on driv- CTS who arc inclined 10 speed up. But they cannot concentrate all their attention on the street and during their absence irresponsible drivers pay no attention to speed laws or to the safety Of pedestrians.
 When classes are dismissed at noon and in the afternoon at the Monroe school hundreds of children are forced to cross Arch street to get to their homes. They are in constant danger and neighbors say hair raising escapes have been num- erous. The appointment Of a po- liceman 10 do duty at this point for Is minutes after the dismissal of the class sessions would prove to be a great boon for mothers who fear for the safety of their little ones, They would also appreciate the in- stallation of school Ahead-Drive Slowly" signs on Arch street near Monroe street.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

One difference between great preachers anl small ones is that the great ones don't talk In pro- fcssional tone of voice.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Mussolini isn't yet q real menace. He hasn't claimed that God is with him.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

It's never hard to "entorce" q law If the offender knows he'll lose more than the risk is worth.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

No archaeologist gets q thrill compared with that you get when you dig Up an old friend and take him home 10 dinner without notice,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

The Observer has talked during tho past week with a number of ncwsboys about conditions which they are forced 10 face in their daily task of delivering papers daily.
 Their chief complaint is that customers do not pay them prompt ly. Some of them say customers al- low their accounts to run several weeks. explaining that they have no change and will pay later, others are dead beats who never intend 10 pay,
 About the "meanest man in the world" is q person who would de- fraud a newspaper carrier out Of his money. T. doesn't seem possi- bic that this type of human being exists but. according 10 the boys, tho elan is large II" is their chief enemy. Next comes the customer who puts off paying his bill until 1t amounts to a tidy sum. The news boy needs ready cash, He must pay for his papers daily or weekly and when a few customers postpone payment to him 1t makes serious inroads into his capital
 There is no excuse for failing to pay the boy at the end of the week. This is a bill for the pay mort Of which arrangcmcnts should he made. The money can he set aside just as 1t is for insurance. the grocer and rent and paid when the boy makes his final visit of the week on Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

passers noti ing the man standing in the automobile stopped expecting him to do almost anything ranging from the extraction of rabbits from .an opera hat to calling q small boy into the car and giving him sham poo to demonstrate the quality of preparation he had to offer.
 Sablotsky removed his hat, clear cd his throat and began: Fellow voters" The stage was at once set for political rally.
 The councilman gazed at his watch. He had started promptly a S:15 for the speech that was to keep him on his feet for 5 minutes. The issues of the campaign, the accom- plishments of his candidates and q discussion of the opposition made up his early remarks. At S:25 Sablot- sky looked at his watch. He appear ed encouraged and went at his ar gument with renewed vigor At S:30 o'clock he paused for an in- stant and looked through the crowd but saw no signs of other speakers or the mayor. Not quite so confident he began anew. At S:45 o'clock the speakers voice was weak in spots but inc spirit was willing. Tha ie,ucs not only of the present campaign but Of at least two pre- coding car.raicns had been thresh- d out. the democratic national convention and everything but tho rising co@ts of potatoes had been discussed in mastorful fashion. But still no signs Of the mayor, Just after the stroke of . o'clock, three quarters Of an hour after he had begun and half an hour after he was supposed 10 be relieved, the council man caught sight of the mayors car coming into view. The council man was relieved in more ways than ono. for he had the satisfaction of turning over nearly 800 listeners to the mayor,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Correct this sentence: "If I were a woman." said he, "Td do my own work before I'd put up with inef- ficicnt servants"
 Protected by Publishers Syndicate)
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
IN KLASS AT KRAZY KOLLEGE
 Conducted by Judy

leaCner.
 Now, Hedds, for passing that salami sandwich to Pearl, you will recite using the word 'palmist.' Hedda Lettuce:
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
HERALD PuBLlsHINa COMPANY

issued Daily Sunday E1cepssdl At Herald BldE- s7 Church Street
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Now there are two classes: the inteligentsia and morons. The tn- telltgentsia kindly does the classify ing.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

We're a critical lot, and any sec tion that gets by for 30 days without Ia murder begins to poke fun at Herrin.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Critic: A fly on the elephants head calling it hard names be- cause it is guided by its nature in- stead of by the critic.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Hot air rises. It rises to absurd heights in wet and dry debate.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
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ArAIE OF
THE DAYS
OF CHpIST
&c

But II he comes. shall | bear word
to you?''
ITO me- said the father. Then ]
shall lead him before the elders and
learn what he does here. and why he
makes inquiry concerning a maiden
whose hand is sought by man OF
mark in Galilee."
Maryam shot a silent question at
! Laila with her eyes The older WON
an answered also in silence. her eyes
closing and opening, with deep mean
| ing.
Then" said Maryam. Il shall await
my fathers comma nds.'
She walked back toward the house.
| As she turned the corner. though, she
gazed full at Laila. The Arabian
woman made brief gesture.
The man waited until his daughter
had gone. Then: II thank YOU" he
said to Laila. My name is Jared and
| if YOU are in need of friend. in any
great extremity, send for me. and I
shall come
! I.aila bowed low
II thank YOU" she said. There was
a pause before she went on. II fear
the soldier in my house" she contin-
ued. He was carried there by his
comrades. and he has remained. eat
ing my food and making me sell my
| jewels to give him luxury"
Jared considered this. his elbow rest
! ing on his other forearm. his fingers
! caressing his lips. II have heard.
/ said he. that he cast his sword AT
Jacob. The publican. The news was
heard. with joy in Jezreel. until 1t
became known that Jacob was not
hurt
Even more" she said. "He searched
my house to rob it while ! was gone.
| though not hing was eft for him Ia
take. He threatened mo with the
dirk he carries At his waist. II ! call
| for aid. will YOU come?"
Il shall" he consented. Though ii
may bring punishment upon me. Rome
avenges any hurt to her soldiers
| The woman bowed again. prOstrat
ing herself to the ground. Then she
| slowly returned to her house.
Antonus had cleared the platter that
she had set out for him and was lying
contentedly chewing upon straw
| dra wn from the clay wall beside him
What news" asked he.
'The girl will come alone, ere long
without asking" she said.
He raised his eyebrows "'ro see
meo"
| 1.aila laughed "She will come: that
is sufficient. If not today, then to.
morrow"
Antonius rubbed his hair. refec,
lively. II wish | were not crippled, "
he said. II could seek the girl my
self. want to look At her close AT
hand. to see If she Is AS comely as
| | think
I.aila made no reply. but removed
the earthenWare that lay around his
! pallet.
She took dish from the chest in
the. far corner, and laid upon It bit
| of meat and a coarse barley loaf
| With these she went to the door. and
sitting on the hard clay floor. pro
ceeded to the eating of her own meal
Refore she was done the deep and
regular breathing 81 the soldier told
that he was asleep.
Laila put aside her dish and crept
to Antonius' side. She took his arm
and shook it. There was no response
Then, stealthily, she thrust her hand
beneath his pallet. searching.
Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1926-10-17
DAMAGED SHIP TOWED IN.
Norwegian Steamer Was Blown
Ashore in Tropical Hurricane.

NORFOLK. Va. October Is P).-
The Norwegian steamer Anderson.
which was blown ashore on Waiting
Island. San Salvador. in the tropical
hurricane late last month, was towed
into Hampton Roads yesterday by the
wrecking tug Warbler. The vessel
was SO badly damaged she had to
he towed all the way from the place
Of her mishap to Newport News. where
she will he repaired. She was en- route
from Port Antonio to New York when
she ran into the hurricane.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
NEW FIRM COMBINES
SIX BIG APARTMENTS
Appraised Value of Former Baskin
Property Set at
100000.

Six of the largest a apartment houses
in Washington. representing an an.
praised value Of $6,OO0.0 according
TO appra isers. have been combined to
form the assets of the newly formed
American Realty & Improvement Co.
Co.
These properties. formerly held by
Maurice Ra skin, include <'lifton Ter
race. the Brighton Hotel. the Plaza
the Lonsdale. the Argyle and the Wei.
linGton. They have a combined total
of 1000 rooms. exclusive of Hobbies,
baths. etc. and contain some 5000. 600
cubic feet. They cover 215 900 square
feet Of ground.
The formation of the new organi.
Zation was announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
l,AI LA
By JOHN NEWPORT.
copyright. 1925. by Eugene MscLean)

II is the year AID. 90. in Palestine. IN the
Antonius lies with broken leg !rso in the ,s
house of LaIla. an Arabian woman. who II !,
stranger. calling himself Omar the Persian.
sfvee Antonlus three eold.pieces ana pn IRON
Maryam. most beautiful girl of the VILLAGE.
i ne will accompany an ArsSadn .nS dr,, TautTn them
and the parthlans go they can invade Palee-
tine in the guse Of Rom R2masN N.rysm s9sef, 10 him
1shs stranger tells her 10 say that she couid
not fnd Marvan1. that she must hr.t msas nn'as
the tlrl her friend ard 70 20 So mu., 'or, '' enc
hss been attracted but whom Lalla never f
has seer The stranger also tells Lai,a hau'e "s
and neens in through the door curtain.
(Continued from Yesterdays starr
Evening star., 1926-10-17

Help. Help Something - ate or drank
Of Papes Diapepsin At nearest drug store
Instantly you feel good. In FIVE minutes
stomach is calm and sweet. No nelcnins
dence of acid dyspepsia Eat what you ike.
drink what you like never fear when Pape
Oapepsin 10 at hand. .4--Try II and prove II.
Evening star., 1926-10-17

Continued in Tomorrow's Sta,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28
.AzEEa LovAaJA1'
eg6ny-Irta:
- dsEH ANDoR -
All rights reserved.
THE SKY K KNIGHTS v
I. Copyright 1a2o' by Author

Egyszerre lelekzete is clall. W.
s. Hansonr6l ir nagyapja, aki az 9 ap-
ia, FRobeftnek tehat d6dapia volt.
|0 volt az, aki Amcfikaba vandorolt.
". s. Hanson t5bb mint so evvel
azel5tt reptiles eszmejevel foglal-
kozott, kiserletezctt es egy olyan ge-
pet szerkesztctt, ami sokszori kiserle-
tezes alkalmaval, rgpiilt is. Hansont az
trag6dia erte, hogy amikor gepet
nagy gyiilekezct cl5tt akarta demonst-
ralni, az osszeomlott a felszallas pilla-
nathan, rombadontve egesz 6lete mum
kassagat, hitelet es szavat. Hanson
annyire elkeseredett czen kudareon,
es f5leg kortarsai1 v6get mem er6 gu
nyol6dasain, hogy sAmerikaba vando-
rolt nj elctct kozdeni. TIT megvalto
zott - iria r6la q fla mogn6siilt Is
nem foglalkozott tobhe olyan "lehr-
lotlen cszmekkel", mint a reptiles.
Robert alig akar hinni szemenek
Hat lehptSfgos volna ~; Mar olyan r.
1
gen. mint 6tvcn ev 'cl6tt is fpugy kiiz-
d1ttck emberrk. mint az apja -es
epcn olvan sorsbant volt resziike Ez o
tudat, ami mindenki mast Incgtantori
tott volna, csak ujabh er6t fs lelkese
dest Is kitartasra oszt0kelG hitct ont
belle.
Mem vegzetszeru-e az, hogy nemcsak
az apai, hanem az anyai agOn is elo
del a reptiles eszmejenek szentelnek
| eletet? Meme vegzetszerii kirendelt
seq, hvatottsag ez?
A nagyara jegyzeteket, rajzokat EN-
lit. Robert mar alig bir magaval, mo
hon, izgalom 6riilten tur a papirok k0'
z6it. Val6ban talal egy k0teg rajzot
sarkanyok, cmcl6szerkezctck, lcbegof
raizait 6s egy iegyzetet, amire apr"
szabalyszcrd gy0ngybetiikkel ez var
| feliogyezve:
'Kiserleti napld, voZettetet egy
seer, ncsktlen rcpiiltszctet tannlmanyo
10 angol rolgar altal. w. $. Hanson
Liverpool, England. "
(Folytatiuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28
HAL.kLos JATEK

e
Warren, O. Egy fegyver, mrly
"toltetlen' volt, okozta halalat
hftf6n reggel Ralph Stratton, q
eyes, $50 Burkley ST., youngstown
nj lakosnak.
Stratton latogatoban volt va
sarnap d6lntan Charles Craven
warreni hazabap. A tizenegy ewes
Ernest Craven el6vett egy revol-
vert S AIT trefab6l vendegre
fogta. abban hiszemben, hogy
abban mines goly6. Elrantotta a
ravaszt, golyo Strattont bal
szemen, halanteka kozcleben ta-
lalta.
Strattont beszallitottak a k6r-
hazba, minden lehet6t ehkovettek
flete megmentfsere - azonban az
orvosi tudomam csGd0t m0ndott.
A iatfk aldozata hftfon reggel ki.
szenvedett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28
Az ID0JARASI ADATOK
GYAKORLATI HASzNA

Az Egyesiilt Alamok f6ldmivc-
lesiigyi miniszteriumanak idoja
rAsi himtala nyilvanossagra hoz-
ia, hogy a kiilonboz6 idojaraso-
kat illet6 adatok milyen hasznos
szolgalatot jelentenek kiil0nbozo
eeyeneknek, cegeknek, szOvetke-
zeteknek, stb. Mem regiben tor
tent, hogy egy canadai lak6s,
eletenek utols6 eveit egg olyan
hplyen alarta elt0lteni, ahol a
nyar nem tulsagosan meleg es a
teli hideg id6iaras is konnyen ell
viselhet6. Ezfrt felvIMg ositasert
fordult fcnt nevezett hivatal-
hoz, ahonnan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
megkiildt6k neki mindazon he
lyek neveit, melyek az alfalfa meg
kivant id6jarassal birnak.
A kGrdez6sk0d6k listhjan leg
gyakrabbans IA bizt oSito tarsasa-
COX szerepelnek fs eek kozott is
lcginkabb azok, mclyek a szelvi-
harok Is a tornad6k pusztitasai
ellen biztositanak cegeket es ma
ganoSokat. Ujabban egy ilyen
biztosit6 intezet egy olyan kere-
lemmel fordult az id6jarasi hiva-
talhoz, hogy jel0lnek Xxi mind
azon helyeket, ahol gyakoriak a
szelviharok es tornadok.
Egy mask 'esetben, egy Macy
| amerikai egyesiifet bizottsaga biz
| tositani akarta az egyesiilet altal
minden svben megtartott julius
negyediki nepiinnenelyt ESQ ell
/ len, azonban, miutan AIT a felvi-
lagositast kaptak az id6jarasi hi
vataltd, hogy abban a regioban
csak nagyon ritkan fordult elo,
hogy julius negyedike esos nap
legyen, nepiinnepelyt mem biz
tositottak, mialtal megtakaritot-
tax 300 dollart. a.
| Megt0rtent k0zelmultban az
is, hogy egy fiit6kesziilekeket
gyart6 vallalat tiz eyre visszame.
n6leg kert id6jarasi adatokat XIII
l0nbozo allamokr6l, hogy meg
tudja, hogy azokban az allamok'
ban az elmult tiz ev alatt mi volt
a legalacsonyabb es mi volt leg
magasabb h3fok. Eh vallalat
miel6tt ujabb fiitoberepdezesl
vallalatokat letesitett volna ezel
| ben az allamokban, tudni akarta
hogy milyen fiit6berendezes
sziiksegletek.