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New Britain herald., 1926-07-29

cent piece dated 1SSO2
 A. Six to fifteen cents according to the latest quotations of coin dealers.
 Q. Who was the author of The Book of Susan?
 A. Lee Wilson Dodd and it was published by E. P. Dutton & Co.
 Q. Was George Washington born on February 11th or 22nd?
 A. Both dates are correct, one being according to the old style calendar and the other according to the new style calendar. When the Gregorian calendar was adopted, September 2, 1752, eleven days were dropped and the ensuing date was September fl. That accounts for the discrepancy.
 Q. What is the nationality and the present address of Erich Van Stroheim?
 A. He is an Austrian by Birth. His address is Metro -Goldwyn- Mayer Studios, Culver City, Cali fornia.
 Q. What Christian name is the masculine for Clara?
 A. A number of first names are derived from the Latin word 'clarus" meaning clear, bright, it. lustrious. They are Clare and Clarence, masculine; and Claire, Clara, Clarabel, Clarice and Clarissa, feminine.
 O.. Is it true that brood hens are not fit for table use?
 A. It depends upon the age of the hen, but as a general rule such hens are not good for broiling and frying.
 Q. When and where will the next Civil Service examination for positions in the Bureau of En- graving and Printing be held?
 A. There is no examination now scheduled for this Bureau and no likelihood of one in the near future.
 Q. What are the proportions of a physically perfect" man?
 A. They are given as follows Height 6S inches; sitting height 26 inches; length of arms stretched from finger tip to finger tip, 6S inches; circumference of chest 34 inches; circumference of waist 31.5 inches.
 Q. Please give me the address of Edgar A. Guest, the poet?
 A. 17471 Hamilton Drive, De- troit. Michigan.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-29
Boy Fatally Hurt in
 Falling Two Stories

Waterbury, July 29 0P) - James Russo, 5, of Thompsonville, was ia tally injured when he fell two stories to the ground while visiting at the home of his uncle. Angelo Russo. Of 216A Union street here last night. James sustained a fractured skull and died two hours after being brought to St. Mary's hospital.
 According to members of the family, James leaned over too ia while watching his brothers play ing on the ground below. He slip ped through the rods of railing.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-29

squirrels through the woods. Mrs. Coolidge also takes frequent rides in the motor craft.
 One of her fayorite spots is in front of the main lodge of the camp where, seated in an easy chair, she can look over to the lake and the forest beyond or watch the presi- dent, if he is trolling in a guide boat. Mrs. Coolidge does not fish and usually remains at home when the chief executive goes in quest of pike, bass or trout.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-29
CHARLESTON IN CJTRa

Havana, July 29 Pt-The Charles ton has become popular in Cuba six months after it's first introduc tion hereby an American musica comedy company.
 Several theatres have staged Charleston contests recently. The dance is 10 be seen in every cab aret in Havana but the warm weather during the summer has somewhat restrained enthusiasts.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
LOWER Hot -E PUOLDS
 HARTLEY tETDES

olympia WasA lte ao, Hy Tlr lower hons" of tt" l"rislaiure fphe5a Go.araar fI5tJa 4etoe-
 t tlIe thrr,-BH luerea ms mi'c. lpr. lash"r educa,tonaI jnNHations
 uppI' meurars appforrauons and hll ppfomia,Ge on" mllior : hrn buHlfed thnu4nnd .oi. mrhrr educational in-ttutmn4- also II bll 0p ssfabh l. lew ibHns funds in
 nailei 'ounties The h"nse=es T rod, thc 'ela bjN f.rnnlhR Chc establishment ptTr= =auIftornns
 tolio@snf- a9I'WA9reni tle5 ma loriry mombers oG Inc house can
 u7=ed and lat,I =susal 7altem n obarriur tua -nduaomnnts were ot- rfea 10 raiart, member of m" house through }afFous oluceF to n"u.bef- ,o =apposA=1b.- executives ,etu.as ,,ua annouuea -'@ fife uaiof1 ha'f=ts @eall refuse to amaf ans mne, |" lnroeparar- uoms II A, ead# biIls a=iho gen r. u stnopra6an+ btt #Whteh + duo .. com, h.glf4lh. Iseemlare Wed n,sdae=ue THur-day
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
rNRkIK FILES tLpI.EAI
 PETITION IN EA\kRt i"itN

roHt5up Ore Doc ~t=eP9 Il". =sdet C. .e5ob r fasd Fe'lerll p"itap pn bani pte@ b"re=leday. Aa de69 mlp1Pd two noie eloo .lbe f@anh ZAncltpfqrr Hatalus =hundresG doli1fsaii. aaotlfr t, Tlaa1- i'Zf.all5n# lneliallHv 2or fsAe laa'it~d md ="i2itf rao dollar-=on tlte %os Y9il -Dee@=tor mcrehandDse lis wife=aenrAt=l lii only assot7 afe talf interest in
 broe boid"el= and e=-nte Jeses of wlld land in=thc Noorrnai dist nll Brit" Columbia tlsZgs|te ats mldress as=ls m9alz orepaa ud bi 5tief plae.@af business aa Reno. N"' ad,e whf,lf,-.jd. nfle meaaa=fhe iilutfes court 5far him
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
CURDDVA VISITED
 BY BIG FIRE

Cordoya. Alaska, Dec. 2S, MJ- Midnight Saturday fire or un- known origin demolished the Day Is Phillips Grocery. and the Dia- mond Nickoloff general merchah- disc store. with Il loss of forty ttousand dollars which is partly covered by insurance
 Nearly the entire population tur- ned out to help combat the flames which was in the principal bust ness block and in the heart of the riiy of Cordnya. the work of fight ipte thc fire vas difficult due 10 gas from burning roofing, rubber ,eooas composition and leather goods
 About twenty volunteers were overcome hy the fumes but were re yiyed. two received minor injuries. The blaze is said to have commenc- rd by an explosion in the interior of Nockoloff's store and the Hal peru Workinrmcn shoe stores. The stock of goods are drenched win water, very little if any goods will he saved George Meal;er who was slneping in a room near Nick olaff's never awakened until his bedding lad caught fire. but made l. m [, r hlIiIu- ing scantil@ attired hnt un!njnred
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
IOWA BANKERS PROPOSE
 PLAN UEIr T. lEMIRS

DrsMoiues. Iowa. p"". 2", (ft
 Following Il state conf"renr" under the auspices of the Iowa Banker Association which met with the ..nnounced purrus" to plan aid [" the farmers the Iowa tafm"rol Ii ion male publ7 q t" c%t"n tp frci' ing that the Corn Belt" Com miitec composed of various oreau. cations nave sole authority to speak for one million farmers n' tt, corn belt distri f.;" and prn nounced the conference as an inter ier"n by npn-upriruliural rruup4
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
ttRMIi.S TO AID
 E'0'.eMIt puIHt

Ib"t,t''. i.".n be ?, l4,=Pr, si- dt III Coolidge ftieeraphed rhe F:nm Marketing conference tlial he depended on them for aid in work inp ont a sailnd economic policy for the holding of crop surplmses on which lhure should he q sub Stanlial agreement among the farm intercsts. and further said "l refer yoi= to my recent speech at Chicago wherein said that l would approve any plan in accordance" with sound economic principles, and as l have stated before. [ am opposed to government price fixing direct or indirect or government bnyinG and selling nf farm precincts"
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
TEST EINSTEIN THEORY ON "pi i"' AND
 IT IJ.,.NID GOOD

fasltI ma, G9 The Finsi"in il,e- ory has hecA sried on tte pug, :" and it has made roed.
 With he aid .: tn Dog Star .5ieius and iis eelea.iai ldtt hylsille apup. llr WaIfar $ Adams di rector of tfe Maul Wilson obacr- yatorY, said teal unc of tn" bases of Eins' .in@ proposition, which sags that Ii h. has m#ss and 1 sub ie,t tu rtnvit, iessl ;Htr3lri on has been further 4ul5f'aniated
 sirius GampauiuIt i' gald fr hay. densit rteai that q pin buekctfnl =el its@4uhtaite" would weigh 95 toms ou .this "a"th. With such density roes exceptional era sitati"nal pull. s.,N t"e scientists. and br= dam 'eXpni ments es ab Iished the fact t!l1t inc sun'a rays in travelling past thi ~:a. were Lent by this L"avy dfaa
 The coacius'eu r"acHed was ina lilht is not illuminated npthingness but it has mass and. that being he ease II la prone to he attracted nr repcIlrd by certain forces. not ably that nf pravitniion.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
,IIIID OF SOVIET PROBATION
 MARRIAGE HAS NO RELIGION

Moscow. AH-C Children born of parents welded on probation. Il cct ny authork .d under th.' lat rst Soviet marriage code ar" pre- .,ir..l in hay" no r"lirinn nclil ti.y ;ae IT; when 5t''N rnav chose .,u@ .rin uf wurahip ioi. al all
 Il#'s i4 another ot;sI r'nrZiit tn freedom and ease wiih which mat rimony and divorce can br effec' ed separation of the Church from he slate and lo the government de sire tn give both sexes absolute cuH.lIiiy in all activities of life
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02

Tn" publialef rl1re1 all hje fortune n ro-l4ampu- TriuHes. ehch in fH11 w-a 55r "f iuE's Ieeau,e slat"les@tu. an t8 IHor of t9upis'= and Host of a4ijl"r .r-nn- n-t doafA n Haf
 Wlalinr To proeiaa Hratt md eFottal n fif"m, Nater0 4ar pW = f4.n=rv" 59ilac1on Tm.,l- sales dia not reward him Feetaer n.aa writer of fI"ure#1'1 to eosr peri
 ao p,".=ia# .,.-ume 1. h ol .Aef 'atd'sA. tarId In. 6,-d tGs. min-"'r el fin. ar t= 4ocoraA Htitcr" eJ'b rN4z Lea. 'g#5J Irmni
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The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
TUESDAY E6RAPHiCl
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
 DOC RACE TO TOP
 WORLD IN FElsKI tRi

BanT. Dee 2s ,Ar The worlds ohhmI ,on,hip dor | '. '' ''" top
 Ii" w'4i1 .iIl ,,' "Gn f"e ,i, first time irsta F. H7tY .fil lu eleventh, the corsc is From t'aigary to the great divide back n Bnnff and will exceed the paat derby by twenty three miles for which the Stroneheart and one thousand dol 'ars in cash prizes have been offer ed. From Calgary the teams will travel to the height of five thou land three hundred feet and over a distance of one hIndrcd and thirty three miles. thence ten miles to BanT via Lake Louise. completed the distance of one hundred and seventy three miles. The course Is said to he over the most rugged country of North America.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
THIRTY DEAD, LOSS SEVERAL MILLIONS BY
 SEVERE COLD |. $

chicago, Dec. 2s, R,-Astrono- mers who warned that bitter cold would he experienced near the end ,f December have had their pr"ph
 c,y vindicated by he icy winds which have invaded the Unit 4d States except west of he Rocky Mountains. nearly thirty deaths lave been recorded with the loss of several millions in property.
 At Bnenos Aires Tightening fir ed the storage oil tanks, storms continued causing much disaster in France, fishing boats foundereh off New Rochelle. drowning seven ot the seamen, many others were rcsrned clinging tu show Hooded X reams. Tho lowest temperature reported was twenty eight belo" zero at Tupper Lake. flew York
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
-ItIilIE !.h%ES tiosE
 DDuES TO Fl NiNI~S

lIeionaz Nun nl4- ln,-+sL aIaZ 1lr@ lH 61ul e.=.. Ou- 'h- GF5t >ft6nm it=H. d d=f I. 5Ht. -fbr ce4nt, 4 Ng5ie ot 5llm-l.lt" 3td rh, u4o@ =%.HuuA Baak Asse cln=tt lner==de.r- asrn4 tbe lat lwr;t2 fopr hours l N Arnetl n9s ps-4,bar ef rloo toae banles NIm lrI a Iot4l '4puU #fa'k of or7l humlt,.l rd- e'eA'. H=o hon
 end dHl'Hr- md Ne".a e4rrolled lE,h. 5i@hlorr liro ii zZY' Ntu lcHprlis
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
PASSES EOIR BILLS
 OVER HtRTiEY'S VETO

Olympia, Wash, Dec. go. Rr r- Smotlering all opposition the Sen ate passed four hills over Cover nor Harjiev's veto in twenty min ules time. establishing record for speed in Inc senate never before "qualled
 The bills in, iuded the supplement tai approprial ion biil providing money for higlIni. educational in stitulions. alna q biil allowing cit ies Of the first class to establish museums and public auditoriums. and q bill regulating the establish ing of law libraries in minor conn ties.
 to the House where the majority leaders hope to have enough votes to override the Governors veto.
 The Senate passed House bill declaring n closed season on Goo ducks for three years. after n dis cussion as to whether geoducks were game birds or game fish when fin- ally q specimen preserved in al cohol was brought before the iegis- latnrs for exhibition. Governor Hartley vetoed his twelfth bill passed by the Senate requiring drugless headers to pass m examination on anatomy, phyl siology. chemistry. pathology and hygene.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
WEDNESDAY
 TELEGRAPhiCl
WEDNESDAY, DEt EMsEK 80, 1923
rhItSHING COMMISSION
 IttaTt KNING TO r. S

Washington. D. C. Dec, 90. RD= Annauncein, wuS made yesterday that General John pcrshing is re turning to the United states from lri,., within thr next month un account of the health of Colonel jay l. Morrow, member of the lacno-Nrica COmmissiOn, who K rNepectod 10 accompany him. It is also learned that he weather has been interrupling the survey which has continued to delay meeting of the commission, and is given as he reasons for Morrow return.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
NOTICE OF ro,:I5i,,rrH.s

To ,lphn Poland 1ul harl Karin,
 Noltr and "arh of yaut heirs, cN-
 "' Hlors admin ratolrs and at signs
 You ;rn helebe notified that the nndersieu"d h.ts "NFended he snnl f uH, hundred dnllars during each' rl lhe# wear, l9&H 19s1. l@22.t"3f ind 1a4i III lahut md Improve ment4 upon rach of the fnilowin- lamed claims rlu. Blue Jay Group, and the Polar Ectr Group placer mining cl1ina situated on the Tas0norUnra RtY"r. in fhe f'"un'il City Mining bistri@ aud Precinct, Territory nt Ala9lt;t. lh" iucallon crrtifcnt"e of which ar" found of record ln the office of the Herordrr ot said district and pr" rinrt. in order to hold said claims under the provisions of the laMs of the United States. and the Ter riiury df Nla-i,a. couc"rnins annual 'ahor uuun mining claims Sncl Nuaudifurrs n"in~ the auuuul rr iured hv said llw3 tn hold snld 'laims durinr said period
 And You are further notified hat IT within ninety days from the 'ompiet bon of the publication here if. for tn" period of ninety days you fail or refuac To c"ntrlbut" c th" undersigned your proportion if such expenditure as cu7owner guul interest in said mining claims will become the property Of tn" undersigned your eo-own"r. wh" nas mnda such required eNpendi 'urn
 Dated at Nome. AiaaAa, the 3lst las of October. 1925
 ECGE%E w GRAHAM
 e owner publish Oct ai. Noy !. II. el, es, bee. !. i2, l." 2s. ln@5- and Jan 9. lG. 2S. 1926
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
HITLER ANNOUNCES HE
 IS BACK IN SERVICE

Washington, D. C., Dec. 2S, H1 - General Butler who clashed with Mayor Kendrick of Philadelphia over the prohibition problems of the city. went 10 the office of Gen eral LeJeuncs and withdrew his resignation after which lie nnnounc- ca he was back in the service of the government. lie was asked if this meant that he would make no more speeches. he rsplied, "that 1t means no more anything"
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
WIT. NckINIEY PEAK
 DEVELOPED IN SMOKE

Anchorage, Alaska Dec. 30.Hb Large volumes of smoke and steam apparently issuing from the Nor Il side of Mt. Mckinley Is plainly visi ble Anchorage reports from In terior say that the North side of the peak is enveloped in smoke. ap parently little foice behind il as ihe vapor rises slowly and drifts Northeastward It is, believed that he earthquake r"cc'.icd here in December 22nd may have had same- thing to do wi h the present pheno mena
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
.ItrN\ REIl SED Tl
 SI'RkI<IlEis AIDES
 OF GENERAL kiU

Tokin, Dee 29 lpi The foreign Office reported that the thousand troops which yer" sent .o Mukden from K )rea tn protect foreigners have returned tu Korea. and other troops now there are preparing ln "yu,cMutr Mtik,icn. Japanese 0ifi- cials state that Japan rc;u7cd to surrend, it.n a.dcs of General kuo who took refuge urdcr the tonanl- ate from General chane In order to escape execution. IL is predict ed that furthcr friction between General Chang and Japan will arise over the refusal of the Japanese to comply with the Chinase general's 's wishes. Newspapers have predicted that General Chang will declare Il 'complote independence Of Manchur- in from China as q result of his recent victory over Gencr:l kuo's army
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
BROTHERS REii NITED WAR SERVICE STRANGELY PAi.EILEt

Winnrcf. sasls. Wounds received by Ernest and Harry Hfia= ley. twin brothers, on the Western front in the World War left each minus ais= left 'e@ brothers were wounded at the same tine on the morning of October "0. but one year apart.
 Records show that each was op- eraiod on nin"teen times for war injuries.
 The brothers werc reuaited a' q convention of the Canadian Ampu= i.tioms' Association rere. Ernest lives in WinniIeg and lla.rv In Tor onto
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

rn ban Donovan. Tom rhclan Tom
 kcll"hnr. Anthony McG"ttiean.
 Mike Kelly. Jerry Donovan, your
 and each of your heirs rNrcu.
 tors. administrators and lssigns
 Yuu and DHGh of yuu are hereby 1otin"d that he uudersieneh has lNprudod th" sum ol one hundred ioilars. each year during tho years 1910. 1911, 1912. 1918. 1914. 1915. 1916, 1917. 1a2o 'nding on Dee. 3lst. and lH2l Ia2A 1929. 1921 ending al l2 o'rinok Meridian July 1st. in labor and improve ments upon he Kandsbur% Group Placer Mining Claim situated on Coal Creek, T tributary to Solomon ltrvcr. in the Cape Nome Mining and "' rording District Territory If hi lilfa. the location certificate pf which is found of record in Vol isI, page i79, in ihe office of the Recorder of said district and pre- cinci, in order To hold said claim under the provisions of the laws of the United States. and the Terri tory of Alaska. concerning annual labor upon mining claims. Such expenditure being the amount re- quired by said laws to hold said claim during said period.
 And you are further notified that If within ninety days from the completion of the publication here nf. for tho period of ninety days you fail or refuse to contribute to the undersigned your proportion of such expenditure as co-owner your interes, in said mining claim will become the property of the undersigned your co-owner. who has made such required expendl- ture.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska, the 31st day of October, 1925.
 M. J. MCCARTHY. Co-Owncr
 Publish Oct. 3l, Nov. 2. f4. q. 2S. Dec. 5. 12. 1S. 26. 1925; and Ian. ?. 9. 1G, 23. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
FORNIEt SECRETARY WAR WEEKS INJURED, FOUR
 DEAD IN WREG is

Charleston, s. C.. Dec. 2s. M9-- Former Secretary of War Weeks was badly injured and four train- men are reported killed including both engineers in head-on cOlli- slOA of Atlantic Coast liae trains. The trains were filled with holiday travellers. the tr:irs were en- Il single rack when the accident oc- cured.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
2S ABOVE DtLLES, TEXAS
 go ABOVE NOME, ALASKA

Washington, n. C. Dec. 20, fAh - The weather bureau predicted Il "raiual ris" in tcmprratur" tomor- TOW thruolit inc Eastern states with frost tpnich; fair weather in the south as far as central Florida; weather slightly warmer in eastern Montana Wisconsin, Western lbak- otas. Missouri and the southern states except Florida, which is ab normal tuit weai her continues n most of he sections ILast ut lhe Rosky Mountains. Ed Note: - Weather Bureai Nomee states that at six o'clock this morning he tenn peraiurr WAS 30 above zero and that dnrins the past week it has hoVrrcd near this mark with al mos rain in evidence.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
FINAL TEST ST,,FNGUf
 LEHISIATIKE AND GOVERNOR WILL RE TiIIS WEEK

Seattle. Dec. 2H. A1-The ',ea.'i" Times said the Hartley veto or the Village. University. Stnir Coilec" and Normal schools has 'caused q tightening of the battle lines. md strength of the legislature and cx- ecut;ve will come: so far ;ovarnor uartley's opponents are unable to pvoI ride the vetn. except tlo one whicf he requested be done
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
ist ,.,<t=II>GtR IIr, itR IN ASIitbN-
 NELL NsINo sir

Mont gtHhn tF= Enaq3nr the i.ua trs arouIfd tl.-=sstt adI,rs uG 5tte= nail@ 6a a1etto~e1t From lhc 1zt=l t'a@t eHpe Na tn,.Ii= tte4H lele
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The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
YHGuH. KILLED AND
 WOUNDED IN CHINA

Pekin, Dec. 2S, (F)-Marshal Fepg with his army entered Tiet- sin after a severe battle in which over one thousand were killed and wounded. the troops of General u Civil and the governor of Chihli are fleeing from the enemy, 1t Is alao reported that General Li has taken refuge with the Japanese con- cession, with his staff.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
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The Nome nugget., 1926-01-02
SCHOLARSHIPS IN PLuMBING
 NOW IN CAENEGIE CURRItuLA

Pittsburgh tAPD-The plumb. CT may have . degree tackled io the end of hi: name.
 The Carnegie Institute of Technol ogy here has added to it's curricul- nm professorship and two scholar ships in plumbing, heating and ven tilating, and Br Thomas s Bak er president of the school, says he hopes they will result in furth- CT improvement in standards oi living in America
 The scholarships. each valued al $500. are available to Garne1 ic students. They are the gift of the National Association of Master Plumbers and the WoEicn's auxi- liary.