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New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
MISS FOBERG HEAD
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Popular School Teacher Elected President at Annual Meeting

Miss Anna l'ohcrE, a teacher in th' Monroe school, was clcc,rd pres idcn' of the Business and Profrs- s.cna) Womcn's club at tho annual meeting held in the clubhouse lusi cyonlnr Other officers were cloct- ed, os follows: Nicc-Trosidont, Maudc E Trayer recording score tary. Ellen Johnson; corrcspondinE S0cre'ary Doris Wolfe; treasurer, Helen Phillips; directors, Clarion
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

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New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
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New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

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Evening star., 1926-05-28
sALE-HOUSEs. FOR SAIE-HOUsEs
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REALTORS-BUILDERS.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUsEs

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OWNER LEAVING TOWN.
MODERN, 6 RMS, BATH.
GARAGE, FRUIT. LARGE
LOT II MIN. PA. AVE.
Bargain. TERMS. S. c. CROSS,
pa GERAULT AVE. NIR-
GINA HIGHLANDS. VA.
Evening star., 1926-05-28

Exceptional Offering OF Ane detached res,-
dence occupying delirhtful corner site in
sreuHd. mas Six in. rooms. ms large s' poreS tiled
bath. .hot-water heat. electricity. open FIRE:
place full basement. hardwood floors and
easy terms Phone Main 977O. Branch II.
or Adams $500 after 6 pm.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

$50 MO.-Small Cash Payment
slee: leh.s. laundry trays, large sleepins
'0fehss ssAchEEN fIGe' sHSkiS San irs 'sGs coRrN
Rea! Estate Dept. 10th and g.,
SUBURBAN HOME.
TAKoMA PARK-AsKlNG PRICE. Si4 500
oaer, a. Broom hoHss Tn
81 e *S': ;f sESf1} ss;s:5 Ss;%, y, S,
SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROPTY.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-FOR RENT OR
sale; rooms. pantry. hath. reception hal, 1,
lars @ call SLOW owner. E nas; Ken.ins.on 1t NV 80.
NEW BUNGALOW: AMI: TERMS TO
sl,t. 30 MelMood ave Cherrydale Va. "
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY. .
GOOD HOUSE AND BUNGALOW FOR
% sss and b$vib ~ per "'9'R Ss9:
;rs5 'sss S5s Sssssss 'en1fs: $50. ce', ssSS:w
LARGE 1s1;.
los Bryn sr Nav ave-. 'c"sI Glen S EsSo.' N0 20:
IN OPEN COUNTRY. NEAR, WOODS AND
WNrn WIN : Ei.r , norS d Ose ar pbsn, %
North 1903 Tor information. =
NEARBY MARYLAND---7 7;RooM HOUSE
s,.U .,r.e ,.. i:t fare; $50. Address Box 455-v
EIGHT ROOMS, BATH. SLEEPING PORCH
large. airy rooms. spacious lawn with many
shade trees: garden plot; fruit; high e'eva
s"sd ""S resd. :CsSary ss ns $50
Address Box 161-X. star Once
BEAUTIFUL "HALTON WOODS" NEAR
ecsx. sS;sx H fsvsnn iSrn.hs .so M s1:s team"
'sn, 2Gs maid isi svsiissie sii adams 1883
CLEVELAND PARK-FURNIsHED OR UN
sss7 oueSee es.ss g. cier.' Ssssn' ss1s PACK
BATTERY PARK-ARMY OFFICERS sEy
en-room home. furnished; two haths roTch
firnss phone seshe.aa h: 1IT iIo.J' "n'e' '' 30:
WILSON BLVD. CLARENDON. VA.-6
room modern bunEaiow. bu,lt.,n SarsEe: or
bic party. adults. Call anytime. Clarenaon
GARRETT PARK Np---BEAuTitUL RES:
SFS's: % : $50 j. "ssas sRooks ','d
y. G: ave: Sc. evenings .,o-
s,xRooM SIX MopERN PEI, III EnNGALow1 g. .1ss,,,a,1 AL
rrfir-d sscticn. block G At. cars. BALTIC scHl:
s s;S !sSe * ;vs: s.,s s.sn a. f.is H5.,
"Ho' - "AnN' oai'' "'' 20.
NICE s-sToRY, s;RooM HotTsE. WIFE ~
with A nice garden: lots Of fruit and "a
raEes: plenty Of nice shade: located r%!sn, %
nr Wilson Boulevard. near Cl1rendon; rent
S76 per month: win lease.
Groom bungalow with all conv.p,ences
except gas: furnished throughout: plenty oi
This place 10 located mot far from Mount
Vernon Boulevard. and - seout nan way
We will be glad to show these houses for
rent az any time.
GEORGE H. RUCKER COMPANY.
Realtors.
Clarendon. va.
Call Clarendon 1917. Evenings and Sundays.
C]ar 7ke or A.
Evening star., 1926-05-28

COLMAR MANOR, MD.
One-half block from Baltimore
and Wash. blvd. 7 minutes ride
to 18th and III SITS. ne.
Beautiful and attractive 4, 5
and E room bungalows; electric
light, gas, water and sewer, sta
tionary washtubs. built-in IRON
ing boards. trash chutes, hot
water heat; large lots; large
pantry; front and rear porches.
Ranging in price from $3.50 to
$3.50 on easy terms.
HENRY {. JOHNSON,
Owner and Builder,
Iohnson's Hardware & Paint
Store 259-2+1 Bait. Blvd.
Or Call Hyatts. COS. 30*
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY. !

SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
tContlnned.l
NEW-FIVE ROOMS. BATH: NEARBY MD.
soSe S4oe s,,r cash s,c: $40 month
FINE COUNTRY REsIDENCE: Io:RooM
modern dwelling with ample outbuildinss
s@a ~ ssSx.s ~ s"d es Gn Rss
OLIVER METZERoTT Owner.
S1l Union Trust Bids.
NoSTSoIERX cosiS1TI. ossiSS1TI. MD.
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L. I'VE " GRooNEs. saS nss itfsHSssr iafs sr.
40 NATTER WHERE OR FROM WHOM
yo yo" fy Sso hSs 10 $500 Vrfn
buy this su"%er w il wFi,s THo%ss %s at once
100 Milton Ave. Clarendon. Va.
s,., 20 NO St,ic CASH Xoa.lS PAYMEMT ,,o.,
low or Iars. S1 lot io"sted on. "iosk from sre@
$3.50 Easa S1;Sis 'SSs es:s sS 's e
A. B. CAMPBELL. .
4l0 lnsnrs"re Ride. Main 4l5..
SOMETHING SPECIAL
Modern room cottage with 4 very large
close 70 cars. schools. charehes stores etc:
quick buyer.
40 rn.ur.s! ~ p. s,d.' scANPBELls Main 4,s7
lR AMP 6,r.dd TILE BAT. BATH suNs.Low
psnry part, c.isep.ss sncrch garage. on paved
Owner Builder. Hyaus SO. 30.
CORNER LOT, 55x15O FIT. ONE. SQUARE
car lne and hus. on State macadarn road !:
eisht-room house, bath. steepinE porch front
and back rorches: gas. electricity. water and
sS,. sever; I've. twc,car garage, chicken house. yese-
squares IRON, from , Edsemoor' sa-'' % Pr".. sio. 80:
- RoBT: 5. HAG&ER 80. y.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS. VA.
po,omae 'e AND rooms Wih bs,h snh tor
sale: with running water. sewer. gas. elec-
re'y kESSnTad nad ss ffHfSssToHEy Ey
i5i7 + St. NV. ~
NEW BCNG NGADOw-RlVERDALE MD.
see . esn sar ,at 9: pS5sh srs.
So, p,,, MI, Il sEE!DENspINNER; E!I!ss:; .o
painted inside and outside: room. and
bath; gas and electricity: large lot. flowers.
pGGS snd xses sno rRcE FoSS sasy
Main sskpISER 1sss DESs ,.Ss / rs: s: NV.
REACTIFUI. GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS
Il have for sale in this subdivision the
following house:
One tour-room bungalow at $4,000.
One fveroom bunFalow at 5000:
One seven-roon, bungalow at S4.4oO.
One six-rOom house at $4,000.
All have large lots and hne water and are
ssl.nce ike. rent Also. som. GOOD os'''ie't lots
cheap Apply FRsNk e BOSWELL.
Sycamore Station. Washington and
Evening star., 1926-05-28

CHEVY CHASE HOLLOW TILE AND sTUC-
able offering in a practically new English de-
sign residence in one Of the choicest sections
ing room. CHEEKY dining salon. roomy kitchen.
outside pantry. three large hedchambers. ru-
n,erous closets: open fireplace charming el.c-
large grounds and garage 20 match the house
Very reasonable terms. Phone Adams $500
after 8 pm. .-
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NORTHEAsT BUNGA ALLOW. ONLY S6.50o--
Delightfully."- situated in high; healthy resi-
Dental location IN Brookland; 1ust above
large rooms, comfortable porch. modern bath.
attractive electric fixtures and large lot
Terms arranged. To. inspect. phone North
4QaO.W after 6 O'clock
Evening star., 1926-05-28

Sl4.2S
Cleveland Park.
A detached colonial home within few
minutes' walk of John Eaton School
Az. the price asked IT will warrant
your Immediate INSPECTION. Seven
rooms -four bedrooms). tile bath.
LARGE front and double rear porches
oak floors. fireplace: strictly modern
improvements. Brick garage. Liberal
terms.
Evening star., 1926-05-28
SALE OR RENT-SUR. PROP'TY

SILVER SPRING, MD.-FoR RENT OR
sale. rooms. pantry. hath. reception ball
modem: 1od hot-water heat; large lot: half block
lars call OWNER. Kensinston NV. 800
NEW BUNGALOW: ANIL: TERMS TO
suit. 30 Melwood ave. Cherrydale, Va. 60 :
Evening star., 1926-05-28

WOODBRIDGE. E.BROOKLAND-wE HAVE A
number Of very desirable homes that can be
bought At very reasonable prices and terms.
naoYh ,sic Yixhts lot 6ox1 so. So. 500. $3.50 cash.
six large rooms. tiled bath electric I Ctr lights:
brick home in Brooklsnd. first commercial,
six rooms double p9rchss huilt-iI ?, gWSrass gWsss
r,de h .wh. and modern throughout: ex-
csptionally well built: special terms ar
ransfMa; fMac;LAcHLEN BANKING CORPN.
NJ rstste Dent. 10th and G.
Main I3c: Evenings. North 312.
Evening star., 1926-05-28

NEAR FOREST HILLS AND JUST OFT
Connecticut ave.-A, handsome detached res
| new and beautifully finished. Eight rooms.
Terms arranged. To inspect. phone Main
GRO. Branch II. or Adams 33oO after s
Evening star., 1926-05-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

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section. Here is your chance 70 get - good
home on the best Of terms: Main 7s3l
nAccAIg SET s,s aonE a.. NrAa ra4s.. rESM a..
yard: s7;sso; $3.50 cash: s5e.bo monthly.
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ss.75o-sAcRIFICE PRICE; NEARLY NEW
s-room modern house IN splcrdid northeast
Nc .es. only ADDE'S. Ss soa saHx s.
sSS% s.roop1 ' and Bath br,Sk home hcs..sser heat
tsrm.. t.sn, gas s.Jf"sw T. swAEsHE. n NC. iio7 Eye
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So. 800: N.E.-BEAUTIFUL GROOM BRICK,
cellar. electricity. garage space, grape arbor;
Lovely eondiom mS,s Ss sees sot = e
- seiendid si little % See eonyen,.nty @ ioestsd 70
cars. etc, semi i-detached; 6 rooms. bath,
sseiT,ci,sa aos sas 10 aors colonial porch lot
ALMOST new GROOM AND BATH BRICK
residence. near end and r. /. ave. ne. in
excellent condition: h.,yh sles norrh.s eT5t:n
Priced !cw for quick sale: only $7;IS1 $z;h2n and
cEwsRTa SCH ssi2 iSc ise s sar94sss 4st NV Ew M
Suftii, suit brsnd RAJ new, semi ,det sched. hsndsoms
brick home, on large lot in central Chevy
large front: brkist. and sleeping porchss,
Usn,1y n 1' Zoo SuT Ebw s1rAseH 4 shs TN
7a4 18Th NV. tsee Mr. Nelson -
NEW HOME. COR. 57oo BLOCK COL. AVE
nssa1. am rm; Pr,ss C. e!si s
,s5iss i;ss S2Ssi Nc ''ssPH 81 18th 'fsSs
tsee Mr.. Kramerl.
1900 BLOCK 18th sT. N.W-s ROOMS,
f.e ecA%sTz itS ssH' II f5,S NV
ssis a5i Ata%-s, 81 81: N.w-NEw s:aooM MOD:
;n terms. brick EDw fSs Psi fss:on as's
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}:'T; hE'sf H.ssss 81; h"%
NEAR 14th AND TAYLOR SITS. Nv
Modern home of nine rooms and tiled hath :
heat. gas and electricity; hrst Aocr has four
roene. hallway. open fireplace. roolny kitch.
en- with pantry leading from same; second
floor has Ave rooms and bath: three rooms
arranged into an apartment Of living room.
for use Of owner: property located bet. 14th
creasins in value Price only Sl2 900 easy
tsrms sF.l Fuli oSs Ess.icuiar' by addressing Box
RARK view. ovERLooKEINSSs sES s.,, SOLDIERS, tDII. s,
heat. gas and electricity: house 20 feet wide.
Price only cay stsr @ acs
CHEVY CHASE: p: ca gEAuTIFuL De
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hedges and shrubbery around home; this
S1s.756. For further Information or sp-
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BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL TYPE HOME:
oStn o'S q a.as"n .%s' 81. saSrace
scsss MAss HolS seSoo anS Lncea
PARK modesn p9Ts
Anrly 142S B at. Sc. 20
A BARGAIN NEAR i:th AND SHEPHERD
n:w;ICompa.atively new Groom and bath.
sririty: haiit:in aarass: pcFehes: 800.
Call Mr. OTTERNHsSs Main 1850
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ST. 800.
Near 10th aud Webster.
A ropular type home between. I1th and
18th sts;; colonial front porch: six ..2. .y.
bath oak floors, rear porches attic:
bright. roomy kitchen; numerous added
features: hot.water heat, electric
lights: garage Vacant. Very reason
able terms. Offers considered on sub
stantial cash basis.
Evening star., 1926-05-28

BEAUTIFUL TAKoMA pARK.CoISY S, Itl;S 3. 3,
.bade traes: / minute from cars. Price oh'F
Si.e"~' FRANCIS SMITH. Builder. .
Adams 1881. oV
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

which was responsible for tho breaking up of the league session because of it's determination to veto Germany, and Spain. who also held veto power. will both have seats in the council until December S1 of the present year.
 A discussion Of Sir Austen Cham berlain's mission to Geneva will be a feature of next weeks sessions of the house of commons, and 1t Is possl- ble' although this has not yet finally been determined upon, that a vote of censure may be moved against him. In such case the present indica- tions arc that the foreign secretary would be saved by big conservative majority. There are rumors that he may forestall an attack upon him by resignlng his portfolio. although these seem to be based on specula- ton.
 Advices from Berlin show that the governments opponents are chuck ling over the result at Geneva and hoping to reap political advantage from it. But the best opinion thero seems to be that any attempt 10 oust Dr, Luther and Dr. Stresemann IS doomed to failure.
 It remains to be seen whether Premier Briand of France can in- Ject his optimism regarding the future of the league into his coun- trymen. Dispatches from France received here reflect the disappoint- ment over the failure at Geneva as are expressed elsewhere.
 It is pointed out in connection with the proposal to endeavor to change the unanimty requirement. to elect a new member to a per manent seat in the council of the league that only the league assembly can amend or modify the covenant of the league to this effect. This ap- parently will be the procedure should the special commission ap- pointed by the council to investigate future voting decide in favor of amending article four of the covenant After the assembly has voted in favor of such measure it must be ratified by all members of the league.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
Trouble Is Sweden

Likewise the cabinet of M. Sand. Ter in Sweden is in trouble over the offer made by M, Unden. the foreign minister. at Geneva. that Sweden would resign her non permanent membership in the league council. together with Czechoslovakia, so that Poland might have q non- permanent chair.
 What is in store for the Skrzynski cabinet In Poland remains to be seen. It has been threatened with custer by the senate If it failed to return to warsaw without a council seat in Its hands.
 The Czechoslovakia cabinet already has resigned. The official reason given Is internal affairs, but in some circles here 1t is thought that the offer of It's delegate at Geneva to give up the country's permanent seat may have had some bearing on the situation.
 Aristide Briand has returned to Paris. again 10 take up his difficult task of restoring the financial situ. alton of his country 10 normal. With the failure of the league 10 elect Germany 10 membership his "secur- ity ambition" failed Of accomplish ment as the Locarno pact can not become effective until Germany Is a league member. Political circles as- sert that NJ. Rriand yesterday in GeLeva turned a virtual political somersault by urging a revision of the rules governing the procedure of the ouncil as regards a unanimous vote being required for council mem hership. 1t is recalled that it was M. Briand who some years ago blocked modification of the unani- nous vote through the substitution Of majority vote.
 Italy of all the great powers rep- resented permanently on the league council rcfrained from expressing regret that Germany failed of cleo. ton 10 the league and a permanent seat In the council.
 Spain to Persist
 There comes from Madrid the an- nouncerent that Spain during the interim of the next election of coun. ell members will seek to reinforce ner claim to a permanent chair.
 In 1t pointed out that there will De difficulties in giving Germany a. permanent seat In the council next September If the Germans decide again to return to Geneva. This is due to the fact that both Brazil
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
EUROPE MOURNING
 LEAGUE SETBACK
All Great Powers Regret Events
 at Geneva

London, March IS R,--There Is profound disappointment among well-w. .shers for the League of Ma.
 tons throughout Europe over tho breakdown the session of the league called 10 elect Germany to membership. In some countries the nope of an agreement at Geneva teEding' toward general peace and security is regarded as indefinitely deferred. and fears are expressed that there will arise political recrim- nations in their domestic politics which may add 10 the difficulties.
 Such recriminations already have been strongl, manifested in England, where the anti-government press is making every effort to bring about the political downfall of Sir Austen Chamberlain, the foreign secretary, who, with Premier Briand of France is declared 10 be tho author of the Geneva collap
 Chancellor Luther and Foreign Minister Strcsemann are on their way back 10 Germany, where they possibly will have 10 face a parlia- mentary fire, particularly on the part of the communists and nationalists. who will endeavor 10 unseat them. It is not thougt. however, that the efforts will prove successful. Before leaving Geneva Dr. Stresemann said the situation at Geneva was an un- Fortunate one and voiced a warning that 1t would be q hard task 10 bring German public opinion to the neces- sity Of joining the League of Ma lions. He declined to reproach any power for the dehacle, saying 1t was better to seek remedies than to place the blame. He added that there would be no change in Germany's collaboration for q good understand ing among the people. The Locarno ract, If not iuridically operative in- "ubitably already was operative in a political sense.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

named Captain Molly Pitcher, and so Carlisle which has a monument to one Molly. should not feel unduly excited.
 New Haven--New Haven Colonial society plans new museum near Pea body museum at Yale.
 New Hayen-Simon Bograd held criminally responsible for death Of George C. selinsky in Orange,
 New Canaan-Identify murdered man on Dodd estate as Rosario Streva Of New York city.
 New Haven-Fifty New Haven County boys in All club lead in national better sire-bettcr stock campaign.
 New London-Arrest Of boatswain In coast guard brings total arrests in alleged rum ring to 2S; seven made in two days In New London.
 Bridgeport-Fricdman tells same story of alleged connection of Charles Frost, on trial for arson with incendiary fire nt Bethel plant, as he did at Frosts first trial.
 Norwich -- Franklin town hall burns 10 ground with loss totaling $9,o0n.
 Bridgcport-Man Is robbed of si.- 500 of $2,2ll made in real estate deal.
 Bridgeport-Wearing apparel Of individuals Is taxable over s25 cx- emption.
 Waterbury-Automohile operator may drive on either side of highway when 1t Is free Of other traffic judge says.
 Hartford -- The Connecticut idea
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
REMINGTON NEWS

Mrs, Elmer W. Pape, who has been confined 10 her home on Rob bins avenue with a severe attack of the grip, Is improving and ia now able 10 be about.
 The Ladies of the Grange will give a whist al o'clock Friday afternoon at the Grange hall.
 Mrs. J. II. Latham is expected 10 return home today from the New Britain General hospital where she has been undergoing treatment for the past two weeks.
 Miss Gertrude Fieber is confined 10 her home on Frederick street with injuries which she received in an automobile accident Saturday night in Brooklyn. N. r., where she was visiting Miss Frances sor- row, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Walter J. Sorrow Of Maple street. Miss Fieber and Miss Sorrow were returning from a dance, sponsored by the Pratt Institute where Miss Sorrow Is a student, when the  sedan in which they were riding collided with another car. Miss fieber was thrown through the car window 10 the pavement. She re- ceived serious cuts and bruises, Miss Sorrow and the other mem hers of the party were unlnjured Miss Fieber returned home yester. day afternoon with Walter J. Sor- row, who had been called to Brook lyn immediately after the accident. The driver of the other car was held liable.
 Audrey and Noxon Howard, son and daughter of Mir. and Mrs Harry H. Howard of Maple Hill avenue. are confined to their home with an attack Of the grip.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

ing, has been postponed until Mon day. The meeting will be held in the apartments of Ensign and Mrs Carl Fredrickson. at the Salvation Army headquarters. It is likely a will be made by tho committee to select a general for next year. Reports on sick mem bers and on the recent banquet will be made. Mrs. Fredrickson. who extended the invitation. took the place of her husband. who was ill, and took entire charge of the cook ing. and serving of food for the ban quet to more than 900 people Tues day evening.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
DIDN'T SEE ROBBER

Boston, March Is P,--Stephen Fleming. a milkmon, may never sec the man who held him up on a sub way stairs last night. He was carrying $55, his days collections, and felt gun pressed against his back. The robber forced Fleming to march upstairs while he extracted the money from pocket and made his getaway.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
WINS BILLIARD MATCH
kcnrey Matsuyama of Japan Defeats Mariel Leemput of Belgium In American Championships

New York, March IS R)--Kinrey Matsuyama of Japan, deefated Mar icl Leemrut of Belgium, 300 to 1S5 in IA innings in the fifth game last night of the junior 1s2 balkline billiard championship of America. Matsuyama had high run of 74 against one of 53 by the Belgian.
 Albert Cutler of New York defeat- ed Jacinto Vargas of Buenos Aires in an afternoon game, 300 to 143. in 19 innings. Cutler counted the high est run of the tournament, llt, while Vargas best effort was 42.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

New York--Otto II. Kahn, banker and head Of the Metropolitan opera, approves what the girls of today wear. Feminine apparel was atro- cious from the time Of the Preach revolution up till five years ago, he thinks.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
FLASHES OF LIFE: WIVES LEADING IN
 OBTAINING DIVORCES AT RENO, NEV.
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 New York-Coast guardsmen think they must keep on their hats when in federal court with prisoner. Ordered by a marshal 10 uncover, two armed guardsmen refused and were upheld up the judge. They explained they were obeying service rules. the purpose of which was to prevent a prisoner having a chance to escape.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

Phiiadeiphia--women must keep their hats on at the trial of David L. Marshall, chiropractor, for mur- derlng Anna May Dietrich. When one spectator uncovered to relieve headache she was informed: This Isn't movie; it's a murder trial"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

Bradley Beach, N. J--The mod - ern bathing girls attire is beyond reproach, save by those who are narrow-minded Is tho view of May or Borden, and so there will be no male censor on the beach.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

Moscow--1t takes only 12 minutes to get a divorce now. 20 minutes have been saved by m American card index system In place of big registry books.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

of a firm belief in local self govern ment Is practical, Senator Bingham says.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

Reno-Latest divorce statistics; 4al wives and 315 husbands obtain cd decrees here last year.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

Albany, x. Y.-The n. A. F., seeking to ease perturbation at Car lislc, Pa, has given q little lesson In history. All the women who fought In the revolution were nick -