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, 1926-03-23

To provide a permanent govern
ment for the Virgin Islands Of the
United States, and for other pur-
poses.
concluded from yesterdays Avis)

Sec. 81. That all former Danish citi-
zens who on January II, 1917, resided
in the islands in the West Indies, ceded
to the United States by Denmark by
the treaty entered into on August 4,
1916, and have continued to reside in
those islands or in the United States,
and who did not make the declaration
required by article 6 of said treaty to
preserve their Danish citizenship, or
who having made such a declaration have
subsequently renowned it by a declara-
ton before a court of record, and their
children born subsequent to January II,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
Heals Eczema In 7Days Or Less
 or Money Back

Here is q surgeons wonderful prescription now dispensed by pharmacists at tritling cost, that will do more towards helping you get rid Of unsightly spots and skin disease than anything you've ever used
 Not only docs this great healing antiseptic oil promote rapid and healthy healing in open sores and wounds. but hoils. ahsccSscs and ul- cers are almost immediately re- lieyed and cleanly healed.
 In skin diseases its action is lit tie less than magical The itching of eczema is instantly stopped; the eruptions dry up and scale off in very few days. The same is true of barhers' itch. salt rheum and other irritating and unsightly skin troubles.
 You can obtain Moone's Emerald oil in the original bottle at any modern drug store. It is safe to use, and failure in any of the ail- ments noted above is next to i'm possible. The Fair Drug Dept. can supply you at any time.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
MARTY DuPREE AT CAPITOL

Marty Duproc and her Folhes, an excellent musical comedy tabloid, opened q three day engagement at the Capitol theater yesterday to capacity audiences who came 10 greet Marty and her cohorts who are big favorites with local thcatcr- gocrs.
 The Duprec show is absolutely the best tabloid seen in these parts ir many q day and entirely live up 10 their former records on their orc. sentation in this city, the first since last season.
 Bonnie prohan that funny com odian still provokes many laughs and is ably assisted by Frank Murray with the comedy bits. These two work well together and their antics are the cause of much laughter. Tho balance of the cast of principals are made up of Lou Garon, very pleas. ing vocalist; Wally Melvin, who heads the dancing part of the show: Steve Hughes, q wonderful tenor soIoist; and Frances Mccarthy the prima donna.
 Marty's hand picked beauty chorus chorus is also up 10 the us ual standard of a Dupree chorus. They show well drilled dances anI sing well besides all being good tc look upon.
 The feature photoplay offers Bcbr Daniels and Harrison Ford in the Paramount production. Lovers ir Quarantine" comedy romance ot a tangled honeymoon. For real gooa comedy situations and real laugh. you must sec Lovers in Quarantine" as it is the greatest photopay in which Bebc Daniels has yet ap. pcared.
 The shows are continuous daily.
 On Thursday the bill changes aI.f brings Harold Bell Wright's story "A Son of His Father" with Keith Albee bill of vaudeville.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

enee with her remarkable dancing, In two instances especially she was accorded warm applause. in Totem Tom Tom." one of the most colorful novelty dances ever staged, and in a solo number In the second act.
 Indian Love Call" Rose Marie" Why Shouldn't Wc?" and "The Door of My Dreams" are the song hits.
 Matinees will be given "Wednesday and Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

FINE BILL AT LYCEUN

Tho Lyceum today and tomorrow ls offering wonderfully fine pro- srom In Lady Windermere's Fan" and "The Count of LuXcmbourc, " Tn the first named, Irene Rich, May McAvoy Ronald Colman and Bert Iytell all have fine parts that of Miss Rich's being remarkably so. She has the role of a woman with q scarlet past who saves her own daughter from disgrace but contln- nes to hide her own Identity. IL is a drama of high English society life, with just enough Of the scandal unco 10 give it 2cst.
 "Thc Count of LuXcmbourg" pre- aen's George Walsh in an entirely ue| role. He appears as q tlnan- cially broken nobloman who sells his 'itio in an effort to save the life of his friend. In this picture Walsh proves that he is just as efficient an actor when he has the flashing society role to play as when ho is the athletic hero.
 Starting Thursday is Leatricc Joy !n "1lells Hishroad."
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
ROSE MARIE BACK
 ON PARSONS STAGE
Musical Comedy Stands Out as
 Big Hit Of Season
(By Herald Rcviewtr.)

Trimming over with good things,
 Rose Marie" returned to Parsons theater, Hartford, last night for an- other weeks engagement. It is easy 10 understand why this greatest musical show put on the stage in two years has come back again. When it first played Hartford last fall it was libcrally patronized and its fame spread so that public eager ness to see it has been intensified. This statement can be made without qualiiication--theater goers who like musical comedy get greater returns for their money from Rose Marie" than from any other pfoduction which has been at Parsons theatcr this winter-and that's q broad statement because Parsons schedule under the Schubert management has been filled with the best entertain- Inent on the legitimate stage.
 An unusually large Monday night audience extended n warm welcome to Rose and her associates. They demonstrated their. pleasure by con- tinuously applauding the work of the artists, all of whom shared generaus- ly in the expressions of appreciation. Many encores heightened the per formance so that it was not conclud- ed until after Ii o'clock. Many of those in attendance were from New Britain.
 The recipe book for musical comedies requires the mixture of the following ingredients: Catchy music, laughter, dancing, with a touch of pathos for 1iavoring. Rose Marie" has all of these, mixed by an artist among caterers to the public taste Arthur Hammerstein. The book and lyrics are by Otto Harbach and Os- car Hammerstein. 2nd. The music is by Rudolph Friml and Herbert Stothart. The scenic effects are i'm pressive and the chorus knows it's task perfectly and does it with good will. It is a splendid chorus of un- usual size. Special musical effects by the company's orchestra add greatly to the charm of the show.
 As Rose Marie LaElamme," Nir- ginia Johnson is chic, true to life and loyable. She has sweet and powerful voice and a winning per sonality, She richly deserved the peals Of applause which echoed through the theater whenever she sang. Playing opposite her is Paul Donah as Jim Kenyon" Mir. Donah also has splendid voice and a fine stage presence. In a role which calls for emotion, he is an ideal lover.
 The life of the party is Houston Richards, as Hard Boiled Herman" MT. Richards is a comedian without peer. His very appearance from the wings is a signal for laughter. His comedy is one of the main threads in this delightful fabric of entertainment. He is ably support cd by Betty Weber. Arthur Geary capably fills the role of Sergeant Malone of the Mounted Police. h. the singing by his squad of men in one of the important fca- lures or the show. William Gaston. Paul Porter, Frank Harrington and Dolores Suarez complete a well balanced cast
 Roslyn Green deserved a para graph all by herself. Her portrayal ct thr Indian girl was convincing but she particularly won over her audi
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

Public cordially invited Elks' night al Carrolls palais Royal, Thursp Feb, ll,--advt.
 The operators license of Dzonezy hurasIewlcz, SS5 Broad street, has been returned by the state motor vehicle commissioner.
 Novelties and what-nots galore at \, B, Elks' night, Palals Royal, Hartford, Feb, l1,--adNt.
 A daughter has been born to pr. and Mrs, D. W. O'Connell.
 Barrels Of fun at N. E. Elks' party Come and bring. the family Carroll's Palais Royal, Feb, ii.
 --advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

A daughter was born at the New Britain General hospital yesterday to Mr. and Mrs, Frank Ginsberg, SaS Commonwealth avenue.
 Elks' Mmdi ias Feb. ll--Car- Tull's pulaia Royal--advL
 Mrs, Robert p Ferguson has re- signed her position with the de- partmont of public works.
 Valentines, upstairs, Ohrnstedts .--adyt,
 Harold Eisenbers. q student ai Harvard university, who has been visiting his parents Mir, and Mrs, Julius Eisenberg of GS Dwight street has resumed his studies.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

High school In New Haven. Friday and Saturday of this week.
 The Friday session will be given over to two addresses by President James l.. McConaughy of Wesle- van university on Educational Sign Posts" Albert F, Wlnship. editor of the Journal of Education of Boston, will talk on Character Problems" Saturday morning win be given over to an address by Dr. Benjamin T, Marshall Of Connect. cut College for Women. The res. Of the morning will be taken up with a business meeting and the election Of officers.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
THE LOST WORLD" COMING

Beginning Sunday night for run of four days only, the Capitol will present the greatest picture the film world has produced in the last ten years. This is very broad state ment to make but the management absolutely guarantees that this pro- duction will back up any of the wonderful reports and criticisms giv- on it by the leading newspapers Of the country It was at the Astor thcater in New York for seven months at high prices and scored successfully. Wallace Beery. Lev is Stone, Bessie Love and Lloyd Hughes are featured in the cast of this strange story. Written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the book was very popular and in movie form has proven more so.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
City Items

Tho rank Of esquire will bc con- ferred upon a class ot pagns Wcc- ncsday evening at the rooms Of St. Elmo lodge No. 2l, Knights of Pythias. All visiting brothers are welcome.
 New lists now in stock-Morans' --advt.
 Because police were so efficient In recovering | suitcase which she lost Saturday afternoon, Mrs. k. G. Husband, of Boston, donated sl0 to the police pension fund.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
France Reported Anxious
 To Get Peace in Syria

London, Feb. R,-speeial dis patches from Jerusalem report that the French government has declined to supply men and money for fur 'her campaign against the Druso rioesmon, and has instructed High Commissioner De Jouvenel 10 mako the best peace terms possible and at The earliest date,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
TEACHERs' CONVENTION

The Connecticut state Teachers association will hold its 7qth an. nnol meeting at the New Haven
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

X Washington, N. J., man recent ly unearthed century old pot Of coins dated from 1732 to 1766.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-29

(By Pacific & AtllntlcI Reunion of babe and father ie shown above after I. H. Me Carthy, special investigator fol the department of labor during the war, found Jean Marie, 2l2, after hunt of twenty-two months through four states. He says his only child was spirited away from him shortly after a California court awarded him the youngster.
Evening star., 1926-04-14

1890 r ST. NV.
New Building.
rooms and and Sa,h: 4,6 ,s55Ssi s45 and 5000
. room: :i1a nnq kHhoRANA R1'h RlD. NV $4,000
rooms and baths .sI35599o
D r00'HS :ta a8s6 9ash AbAMs MILL RID. i00O0
New .Bmlding.
rooms. kitchen and bath, porch. $4,000
'' $500 CoNY; AVE-. NV ~ oo'o
= rooms kitchen and bath ...... 500 90
3 rooms. reception hall. Kitchen. hall
arT THE hs'f fnvFREfr si57 p s;r. N.wF'O wFO'O'
3 rooms. Kitchen and bath S5S.50 $50. S6S
!, rooms. kitchen and bath. .s62. so
room. kitchen and bath 47.s0
i room dining room. kitchen ana .1.o
'00'" anu 4loa i6,p 1ith i "sHfk 81. Wv Wv. ~ "''oo
rooms anu l$5l ns5h NJ ST. NV, oo9'oo o,
r'04i ThE Rn9 FoIGEE Ge5a ali End sr eco a.
'0'H-' anu 1913 + isI. NV sooO"
. rooms 'nf i7&o : 4ssn PAn AVE. S:w. $500"
rooms 'R@ 1903 S't9 Mass. AVE NV. so0'oo 500 90
rooms '"f i7iS i?'q pa. AVE. Wv. ~.
. rooms isan ana c22I.ihF6RN1A 2i.h ST. NV. o0''OO
rooms if5 ht5effa kaLosA%R 19R 2S'a RID. NV S0oS"
ll07 Ilth ST. NV.
room, dining alcove, XII and
'A'" aoi G ST. Wv: ~ 80
" rooms and hai5 i2f5 p sT NV. %
rooms kitchen and bath ........ $3.50
1 room. dining alcOve, kitchen and
'A'n 40 on sr.' N.w. 10'OO
3 rooms. kitchenettc and bath. $3.50
1898 18th ST NV.
rooms anq 7fo !ih'n De SALES 81. ~ '-'''"
. rooms. kitchen and bath ........ $4,000
FLATS.
IO6-1lo-ll4 18th ST. Sc. .--
} rooms and bath ............... S35.Uv
SIC 10Th ST NV.
= rooms. kitchen end bath S45.oO
70J WEBSTER ST. NV.
i4o7 N c. AVE. y r
4 rooms. y kitchens auJ bath. h.-w L..
e!cc.: suitable for 2 families. S55 To
GEO. w. LINKINS,
1873 DE SALES SrT.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
TART.E BOARD.

SPLENDID PUBLIC dining room: fashion
able Dupont Circle section special offer, S2l
per month to limited number. good meals
Individual service, dainty surroundings: club!
ami fraternlues invited. Address Box !-D
star Office.
TABLE BOARD. wrapped lunches. reason
able: home CnoIying. 1140 Que s.. NV.
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RENT ROOMS-STRURRA<
aPiRTMENTS-FJ-RNISHF,

THREE ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. bath: house
keeping. $50 Walnut ST.. Lyon Park Va
Clarendon dt2-W2.
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1890 R ST, NV.

DOUGLASS e. PHILLIPS. INC.
Franklin 1910. 1915 st
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


l74n q ST N.W-Furnishcd front single
room with board: wrapped lunches phone.
electricity.
1855" BILTMORE ST NV, Col i03OO--
Double room, with lavatory, twin beds:
home cooking.
DUPONT CIRCLE. I4IB 2Ist st. ny
Bright attractive room ami; excellent
home-cooked meals
lolS EYE ST. NW.-Single double room.
not and cold running water: large, bright.
airy l6s
1888 BILTMORE ST. NW.-Pleasant room
for :. BY April Is; a married couple pre-
terred: home cooking. Ia
~ n ST. NE.--Furnished room; board II
desired private family. 15'
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS.
300 CONN. AVE.
Large we'll furnished room. delightfully."-
cooi for Summer: excellent table board.
Adams 1900.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, in private fam:
ily IN northwest. in walking distance OF
downtown. Address Box 390-C, Star once.
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EMERSON & ORME.
BUICK DEALERS.

the following cars which are
dollar for dollar values. Prices
and terms that make it easy to
buy.
Buick, 1925. master coach.
Buick, 1924, 0-cyl., 4-pass.
' coupe.
Buick, 1928, 6-cyl., 5-pass. tour.
Buick, 1922, 5 and 7 pass.
sedans and tour.
Dodge, 1924, coach,
Hupp, 1922, tour.
Dodge, 1922, tour.
Stephens, 1922, sedan.
Chevrolet, 1924, sedan.
Chandler, 1921, sedan.
Ford, 1924, Tudor sedan.
Ford, 1924, Fordor sedan.
Ford, 1923, tour.
Ford, 1924, tour.
: OPEN EVENINGS.
1920 M St. NV.
Frank. 1850.
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EXECUTIvE--l6th AND NEWTON.
rooms. reception hall. bath: $1,000.
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Just a Love Nest.
Most attractive and most reasonable de-
ed in beautiful and select section and be
tween the 14th and 10th st. transported tion ::
I 20 . rooms, all with foyer, Murphy beds,
and sy a ong $50 to s4 5o and Ws
worth y; IS worth y,9ur while to cal on or
Snr1ng road NV.
S1a5.e0, i1s .39,to;aa ROOMS AND BATH. No. 4s.
r4Sissd s5s ri9' &: ana u% hath NJ z Il:
WOOD. 1910 6 st. NV. 16'
547 1s9th ST, sE..,5 r. : b. $40 90 09
e23 sth St s.e--4 r. & b......... 5000
20 9th St s'e'-4 Ft.Srs. f : E. porch '',' $3.50
iSIs 3 st. s.e-3 r. < b.......... :. 1000
slli Eliotit sS St ne.Ga az :. 4 b, eIe;. $3.50
s4I sdI l7th IN s.. se-s r ( ,. slse. =. $1500
3l3 South Carolina ave. se.-4 r.
Lin. pi s'ss e, ]: G. WELDON f'0a = 5. sp sr.''
DO Nor OVERLOOK THESE BARGAINS.
Open vFs,r For Tbs Your pnn,si Inspection
5o1 10Th very n Low nj hehtS5; So a5--corpcr
apaT,ment n Veil r. lighted and spie2didiy ar
ranged. Exceptionally large rooms. Living
:. s6ss wisconsin ave NV. APT. No. Is
hall and bath three exposures. Convenient
to bus and car lines
370s New Hamnshire ave. n.w:-Cozy
with built-in bed. breakfast room. kitchen
and bath exceptional bargain at S3o
Jantors at each building TO show apart
ments
a24 18th sHAs: ST. S::w P. sAGER, natn SO.
r A h.Sen Ay9SPadFf6 sAd 6a.H a7s4 $50 81 and s1O
THs BfMoRE ffsfD ind 1s4o 9a'b RtuoSs re ST. NV
CAvANAUGH COURTS. 1895 17th St. NV.
rin.. % Kit Kit. and and bath 10 to s45
rms TIE IL coRA. aPs o+s@ s@67 u St. NV. w
ppurMBB.ABTfoSS" I &c eoSHRT+. i657 3ist St. NV y
/ rnl. kitchen and hfth.. $40 90
THE NETHERLANDS.
1860 Columbia Rd. NV.
f2fi Tir fis tAhKSsooD fESss fsG h9 f4ld p? %sil9
. la9 p ii We6stsF e sSEg gt. Nw: 90. .
rooms and bath. S51 50 to $1,000
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1 room. kit. and bath; Murphy bed, $3.50
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'afSe rm l5ii Eli :3q asnd p$sr ST NV. $4,000
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4 rooms and bath. h.................S $40 90
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l room fi'efsR go7 ana i sT sf'h Nw.. $1,000
sr5 fE3s = NE%ztRER SY RfaR cg
11SSI n y TST1
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3 rooms and bath: s5o.5o.
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iii LAMONT ST. NV.
rooms. dining alcove. kitchen and bath /:
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4 roon. SUd w HUITEEENUdT ha,5 EAn ~ ST.
3 rooms. bath and porch: $500
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NEAR DUPONT .CIRCLE-Front room, well
continuous hot water. 1907 p st. Gentle
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HARLEY DAVIDSON 1924: new tires and
battery: engine perfect every accessory
500 or terms TO reliable party. Phone
Hyatts. 40s-M. 15.
CLEVELAND MOTORCYCLE, 1924: 1923
Harley Davidson. 1919 Indian. II. A.
French & Co A2a 9th St NV.
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DO YOU WANT
"A spacious bright apartment of rooms.
RECEIPT hall. bath all outside. southern eX-
posure: bedrooms 12x15: dipinE room
12x2O: numerous closets porch: SS1 .5Ot
3427 18th st. n W. near Park I'd.
5-ROOM APT. BOO End ST. SE.-NEwLT
papered electricity: S47.5o.
Ol aEa s b,tS se 05aeTS T0rns s5oS fgSs lSSrEs
IVAN P. TASHOF. Main o724. l5e
WE CAN Now RENT ROOMS AND BATH
in two family fiat, in good NV. section. To-
only $1,000. For good tenant. owner will
do extra redecorating.
CHAS: S. MUIR & CO:
1903 N Y Ave. NV.
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900 18th sT. N.W.-Twu or three rooms,
econd floor l.h.k if desired. y. U266.
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KINGSBORO APARTMENT,
corner 11th and Girard SITS. NV.
Facing Wilson Normal School,
two blocks from Central High
School, right on car line.
3 rooms and bath, first
class condition $4,000
2 rooms and bath, first
class condition. ...... 1000
Apply janitor on premises or
NJ. J. Raine, Rental Agent.
328 Investment Bldg.
M. l437.
CONTINUED on Next Pa9s.y
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:. Special reductions in rents If rented befoi
May lst
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PETWORTH-909 CRITTENDEN ST. \ W.
ii rooms. bath. 3 porches. sleeping porch;
beautiful yards; garage: new house; screens,
awnings occupied by owner: S75
CHEVY CHASE D. C-NEw DETACHED
home, 6 r. b., a.ini q. Il. LIKENS.
Main 6O51
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DESIRABLE APARTMENTS.
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FOR RENT-GARAGES.

BUILT-TN GARAGE. ON GRADE. AT SO
Quackenbos, for only $3.50 month. Apply
there.
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4VIttIII sN'DO. IOO n tJIs ~ W
CRESTHILL APARTMENTS
BUILDING FINISHED MARCH 1st
80 APTS. RENTED.
16 LEFT.
THERE'S REASON

1900 PARK RD Corner 18th si.-Sids ex-
posure; End floor, separate entrance: g
rent II. S70: bargain. Also 8 rooms. frSs
floor at 1902 Park I'd. with gas. $50.
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Observation-Disclosures

2sI6 14th ST. NV.
- Three rooms. Sleeping porch. electricity
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DROP

Each day of this sale we will
deduct $500 from the price of
each USED CAR over $4,000
and $50 from those priced under
$4,000.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-29
WANT SHIP LINES
Several American Firms Request That They Be Given American Re- public Lines.

Washington, Dec. 29 R-Repre- sentatives of shipping companies from New York, Boston and Phila- delphia, appeared before the ship ping board today to urge that the American Republics lines be as signed to them.
 The lines, consisting of fleet of 12 ships, are now operated by Moore and Mccormick, of New York, as a freight route between New York and South America, but the board re- gently announced that on January 6, 1927, they would be assigned to c. H. Sprague & Co.,, of Boston. Several protests were received and Chair man O'Connor ordered hearings.
 Emmett J. Mccormick, of the New York company, protested against the reallocation, declaring that New York furnished 90 per cent of the business of the line. He said he had heard rumors that his company was charged with gross inefficiency" in purchase of fuel oil in one instance, and wished hearing.
 Chairman O'Connor told him there were no charges against his concern. He said that the reason for a change was that the boats were losing money.
 Representatives of the Philadel- phia traffic bureau, Maritime ex- change, the board of trade and the Philadelphia bourse urged the quail ihcations of Philadelphia as home port.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-29
CASkE7 MAKER ID
 BUILD NEW HEARSE
Special Coffin Too, for Japanese
 Emperor

Tokyo, Dec. 29 GR - Rintaro Nishimura, whose family for many generations has constructed caskets and hearses for use at imperial funerals, is coming to Tokyo from Kyoto with 50 master craftsmen to build q hearse which will bear the body of the late Emperor Yoshi- hito to it's grave.
 The funeral vehicle is to be pie used for Emperor Meiji in 1912.
 Nishimura said the hearse for Yoshihito would be made of cy- press, oak. teak wood and fir, 12 feet high and 23 1-2 feet long. It will have the appearance of a great inclosed cart and will have but two wheels each five feet in diameter. In the hubs of the wheels musical attachments will be placed and they will play dirges as the hearse moves.
 The hearse cost about $50,000. It will be completed in about 3 month.
 When it goes into use at the funeral, which probably will be held the latter part of February, it will be drawn by four black and white spotted oxen, in charge of nine imperial ox-tenders.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-29
INCREASED POLITICIAN
 DRIVES ON MINISTER
Former Governor of Maine Seeks to Have Clergyman Removed for
 Attack.

Portland, Maine, Dec. 29.-LP9- Former Governor Percival P. Baxter in a letter presented at a parish meeting last night asked the State street Congregational church to re- quest the resignation of pr. Henry Stiles Bradley, it's pastor since Mo- vember, 1920.
 Ex-Governor Baxter's action is de- clared by him to be the direct result of the bitter and contemptuous manner" in which Dr. Bradley re- ferred to him from the pulpit De- cember 19,
 The letter was referred to the church committee without being read. Later this committee indefi- nitely tabled the matter.
 In the letter the former governor said he was informed that 'Dr. Bradley said this man went to great expense to take or drag his carcass around the world, and that an of fensive adjective was used to de- scribe the word quoted. Dr. Brad ley admitted to me his use of the word carcass He also admitted that the man referred to was the ex- governor, MT. Baxter said.