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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-02
Social and Personal
Miss Rose Moynier
Is Honor Guest at
a Bridge Shower

An courtesy 70 Miss Rose Moy-
nier, who il to BE- bride Of this
month. Mrs. L. H. Carufel entertained
Friday evening at her home, 9
Thayer with = bridge shower. Ap.
pointmente were attractively carried
in pink and white and sweet peas
were arranged about the rooms.
course luncheon was served at the
conclusion Of the games.
Seven tables Of bridge were in play
during the evening houors going ia
Miss Gale Hawk and Miss Catherine
Bleth. Out-of-town guests included
Miss Florence Garske and Miss Clara
GARNER Of San Francisco, Calf.
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ELrINCE THEATRE

The latest. the thinnes., the tall.
est and the shortest persons in Cali.
fornia will all be seen in 1.-THE Lucky
Lady," ut the Eltinge today and
Tuesday.
In the production an entire travel.
ling vaudeville company Is shown
Among the characters in the troupe
are freaks Of every description.
They range from Jumbo" the strong
man. to "Jo-Jo." the India rubber
boy. To film this sequence it was
necessary to scour the entire south
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Mrs. Joseph Breslow
Luncheon Hostess
Saturday Afternoon

Mrs. Joseph Dreslow Of IS Avenue
B entertained Saturday afternoon 1T
q loclock luncheon. There were five
tables. each conferred with . bouquet
Of sweet peas. Pastel shades were
carried out IN the luncheon and card
table appointments.
Bridge honors we're awarded to Mrs.
Harold Sorenson and Mira. N. e. Me-
Intyre. The Misses Rose and Lillian
Dansiger q Columbus. Ohio. sisters
of the hostess, were the only out-of-
town guests. The Misses Danxiger
are spending month in the city with
Mrs. BresloW.
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PALAcE-MAyI,AN

Princess Fawn Eyes 4 Company
IN Novelty Harmony Redskins" on
the vaudeville bill at the Palace
Tuesday. features Princess Fawn
Ewes, faqui Indian princess. These
Indians claim to be real harmony
novelty singers. Minnie Rooney o.
fers dancing which consists Of slides
and slides. Charleston aud Cakrwalk
ON he wire. Sam & Blanche Ross
present songs, patter and dance steps
~ "NabOrhOod Pals" Woods and
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MRS. YORK ON TRIP

Mrs. Alice York. linotype operator
ct The Tribune, left Sunday on .
months vacation. She will spend two
park and then will return to Devils
Lake to visit her sister, who is i'll.
She will also visit in Grand Forks,
Jamestown and New Rockford before
returning to Bismarck.
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HOME FROM vACArION TRIP,

children returned Saturday evening
Detroit. and the rest ut Killdeer,
where they visited at the home of Mr..
Ellsworths mother, Mrs. ]. Z. Jesty.
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! BIRTHDAY PARTY SUNDAY

Miss May Mont9omery, who cele-
brated her eighth birthday yesterday.
vas honor guest 1t . pretty party
given ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Clooten near Bismarck. Din
ner was served at two o'clock and
The table was pettily decorated with
birthdav cake. Guests from Bismarck
ts ssss:s Sc,. c .ss Mr., n ss1;
Welch
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RETURNS .FROH4 TRIP.

MISS Ghaaot.e .anEs!so Of TIE
last evening from Z four weeks "a
cation trip. She visited In aa...st.u.
Minneapolis and st. Paul. Mimi. Rug
BY. N. D.. and went on . tour OF the
Black Hills.
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CJ1EST M. ,pARENTc

Miss Margaret Clifford arrived in
Bismarck last evening for y two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. s. Clifford, All Sixth street.
Mas Clifford IL in training ut st,
Raphael's hospital at St. Cloud,
Mimi.
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I'LL AT HOSPITAL

Mn. W. 7. Glennv Of Mott II spend.
Inc sons time IN the city With heI
husband. who n > patient at tie Dis-
marck hospifal.
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LEAVE ON EASTERN "TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Belanger LET:
last evening on an extended trip In
the east. visiting at points in Mime.
sofa, Michigan, New York and u
Montreal. Canada. MI. Belapeer il
manager Of the Interstate Transpor.
tation company. III
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Miss Grace Hudson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hudosn Of Bow.
man. N. p, and . former graduate
both Of the. Valley City State Nor
NAL school and the North Dakota
state university, was recently ap-
pointed to the position Of ADVERTISING
and promotion manager Of the Amer.
lean Automobile association with
headquarters in. Warrington. d. C.
Miss Hudson has been engaged In ad-
veItising in WASHINGTON for the past
five years. She was selected In pref.
erence to . long list of prominent
advertising men, % we'll - several
large national advertising agencies.
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HOME FROM VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Arnot and son,
Russell, have returned from two
weeks vacation in Minneapolis and
nearby lakes.
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ENGE FAMILY IN LOS ANGELES
Word has been received in Bis.
marck Of the safe arrival Of Dr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Enge and family in Los
Angeles.
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RETiyRNS .rROM TRIP

George b. Mann has returned from
. motor trip through lower Canada
and the northeastern part Of the
United States. At present he IL visit
ing at the home Of his sister, Mrs. s.
J. In Due, in Minot.
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RETURNS FROM WESTERN TRIP
<. "A. Loehrke Of the Bismarck
GlOcery company has returned from
several weeks trip on the Pacific
coast.
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MISS MOFFET HOME FROM
VACATION

Miss Gladys Moffet returned
Thursday rom . four weeks visit
with relatives ct Barney. N. D., and
has resumed her work IN the offices
Of DR.. l. A. Schipfer and Or. w. L.
Diven. Mrs. Moffet was accompanied
home By her grandmother, Mrs. N. I.
Hoffet. who stopped in Barney en-
route home from an extended trip in
Colorado, Iowa, and South Dakota.
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IN vAcArrON

George h. Re,mstad. assistant TO
the attorney general, left Saturday
night for . two weeks visit st
Drainerd and the Twin Cities.
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VISITOR LEAVES FOR HOME
Miss Alma Opheir. who has been
the guest Of Judge and Mrs. Svcin-
hjorn Johnson. left yesterday for her
home in Frand Forks.
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RETURNS FROM BUSINESS TRIP
DR.. A. A. WhittemOre retvrued l'st
week from q several weeks business
trip in the eastern part Ut the state.
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r0 VISIT RELATIVES

Mr.. and Mrs. 4 II. Richmond will
lesve tomorrow morning by car for
. months visit with relatives in lni-
nois, Tennessee and Kansas.
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RETURN FROM LAKE ISABEL

A party Of six. girls has returned
from q several days outing at Lake
Isabel. They were entertained ct q
party by Mrs. Cross Of Dawson dur
ing their stay It the lake. The party
included Miss Marlys Lahr, Miss
Gwendolyn Jenson, Miss Delois Cor
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BABY BORN TODAY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Yonliss Of this
city are the parents Of boy borI
today At the st. Alexius hospital.
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RETIIRNEn rRnM p

RETURNED FROM BLACK HILLS
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. McCord re-
turned Saturday lvening after two
weeks tour Of the Black Hills Of
South Dakota. They made the trip
by car.
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ARRIvED HONE FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Gran returned
home Saturday night from several
weeks vacation trip which included
stops at Fargo. Grand Forks. thu
Twin Cities, Milwaukee and other
cities In Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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eyes, with wrinkles CT hollow, be.
neath 49, ~ " "'''o"' "
DAGNOSIS-This eve strain in which case YOU
need You should your position when
ing doing close work and not into position you
the eye: cut Of their normal focus Massage helpful
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the circulation
shout the this Place the thumbs under
times with light tapping motion dishes
the other cold Dip pads first and
then in the and hold
with cold This exceedingly
and hence signs Of strain and tredness eliminated
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To VISIT REl.ATIVES

Miss Marie Malloy has gone to Tn
derwood and Garrison, N. d., for u
weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
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]. p. Schultz Of Fort Rice, N. D.,
was brought to Bismarck Saturday
suffering from internal injuries re-
ceived when he WAS kicked by . horse.
Mr.. Schult1 returned to his home Sat-
urday evening. but will come to Bis
marck again tomorrow to enter the
st. Alexius hospital for treatment.
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HEARING AT DRAKE

Judge +. E. Leighton, stats inspse-
tor with the attorney geperal's office.
will - - Drake Tomorrow morning
70 conduct . hearing on . pool hall
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HERE WITH FRIENDS
n. A.. Wheeler of Haxelton spent
the weekend in Bismarck with
friends. 80
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CHEST or FRIENDS

GUEST OF FRIENDS
Miss Thelma Rosvalt Of Driscoll re-
turned home Sunday evening aftes
q weeks visit in Bismarck with
friends.
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VISITING IN CTLBY, n. D.

VISITINli IN VILbYs ~. y,
Mrs. r. E. McCurdy and family lefl
Saturday for Gilby. n. D.. for . sew.
eral weekss visit with relatives
States Attorney McCurdy, who &C
companied his family 10 Cilby, Is ex.
pected home tomorrow.
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VISITED AT HOME

VIS9I IIV ~ uVN6
Miss ELAN Holton. employed q
the Webb Brothers store. has re.
turned from . two weeks visit with
her parents and other relatives u
Falkirk n. D.
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LEFT TonAY ON vACATIoN

Miss Frances Wynkoop left this
morning for Valley City for ! short
visit with her sister. Miss Wynkoop
will 60 on to Rush Lake in minnesota
for q several weeks outing.
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nOTOREn no oANn u1rIa

Mrs. C. J. Tullbere, Miss Edna
Sohrt and e. L. Tullberg returned
last evening from . short outing in
the Sand Hills north q Carson, N. d.
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LEAvDdON EASTERN TRIP
MI ana Mrs. F. A. Knowles left
Sunday evening for IN extended trip
to Chicago and many points Of In.
terest in the east.
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RETURN FROM

RETURNS FROM VALLEY CITY
Mamie Freigang has returned from
Valley City. where he attended the
funeral Of his brother. E. A. Freigang
who died here last week.
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VITO. v1SrT IN RrsMARcY

Minis Fsahc6s Doyle Of Cakes. N. D..
il. expected ITO arrive in Bismarck to.
night for = visit with her brother
and sister.in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C.
Doyle. She will also visit in Regain
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Bailey. and
will 60 to Pennant and Prince Albert
Saskatchewan, Canada. and Neighart,
Mont, before returning 70 her home.
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CHESTS or MISS REEp

= OVJIssCI - VI SSG1sSSJ I3J1C4JS
Miss Jackie Sherman and Gale G.
Ready of Dawson were weekend
guests Of Miss Rose Beer.
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LEAVES FOR VACATION IN
MINNESOTA

and Ramstad clinic left this morning
for Mankato. Minneapolis and the
lakes in Minnesota for a two weeks
vacation.
RETURN FROM VACATION TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Snow have re-
turned from q two weeks vacation
trim to Grand Forks, Grand Rapids
and the Twin Cities. Mr.. Snow is
manager Of the RUSSELL Miller COM
pany.
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PARENTS or SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gabel are
the parents Of a SON, born yesterday.
at the st. Alexius hospital.
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BIISINESS TRIP

George Duemeland left last evening
for the Twin Cities, where he viii
transact business.
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f.ErT .ON WESTERN TRIP

Miss Kate Lyons, deputy county
auditor. left last evening for Spokane
and Seattle, Wask.. for several
weeks visit. with relatives.
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TO NATIONAL K. G. CONVENTION

TO NATIONAL K. C. CONVENTION
J. N. Roherty left Saturday night
for Philadelphia, Pa, to attend the
national convention Of the knights Of
Columbus. He will also visit the
Sesquicentennial exnosition. and will
return to 1ismarek In about two
weeks.
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WEEKEND VISITOR
Mrs. Gertrude f.. Foley Of Medora,
N. D.. was weekend visitor in the
city.
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SHOPPING HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Yonoka Of Mot
are shopping in the city today.
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ACCEPTS POSITION
Miss Tess Miller has accepted a
position ut the Bismarck Cloak shop.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION
w. n. Webb returned last night
from Q vacation trip to Detroit. MINI.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

upon patents, or for public utilities, he is denounced as a radical or a dangerous man imbucd with social istic tendencies.
 Tn Iowa, so predominantly agri- cultural, there is no newspaper and no individual so powerful as to open ly oppose the enactment Of legisla- tlon for the equal economic rights of agricultural But. while it is true. there exists in the state, on a small scale. a secret conspiracy as sinister and insidious as tho Nom Partisan I."ague Of Wall street itself. This crowd is mado mp Of few uewspapers and few representa- lives of great corporate interests hat proceed by means of flank at r1rkS
 ''it IS tho settled belief Of all the farm organizations and all Of the ia- bor examinations that ultimate relief from The intoIerahle oppression Of great and unlawful combinations of wealth Is 10 be founG in cooperative organizations which should be as sisted in the first instance hy the
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
PLAINVILLE NEWS
(Continued from Page Seven)

Helen Bergan. Helen Chotkowski. Anna Conlin, Ida Datoli, Celia De- Yenzo, Albert DiMarco, Helen Ed man, Florence Ericson, Aida Ghls- ali, Theresa Gnazzo, Emilio Gna2zo, Julia Grabowski, Lawrence Gregory, Agnes Livingston, Gertrude Lyman, Rose MNgonelh. Evelyn Parsons, Clifford Roper, Harlowe Smith, liar vcy Smith, Albert Stevenson, John Varrono, Frederick Wegner, Frank Widger Alfonso Yacobellis.
 Grade NIIIB-Marjorie Johnson, Frank Cambridge. Marion Living ston. Irma Mautner, Lena Neri, Olga Ncri Ruth Osdcn. Esther Peck, Mary Pedrolini, Alice Peterson, Agnes Scranton. Anna Stcpanuk, Jino DiMarco. Waltrude Johnson, Benedict CaparrclN, Herbert Chce- than. Edward Earl, John Gallagher, Tony Gonska. William HopWorth, Russell Maynard Alexander Patti son. Raymond Perron. Vinton smith, Carmy Bosco. Earl MuSshorn.
 Linden Street List
 The following pupils at the Linden street school were perfect in at- tendance for the entire year: Allen Bartlett, Alma Bartlett, Margaret Miller, Burton Distin, Mildred Buchas, Eleanor Bartlett, Albert Miller, Olga Kushmider, Wladga kawalski, Anna Kawalski
 Those with perfect attendance for the term ending June IS were: Con- cetina DeRosia, Dorothy Lamont Mary Addi. Elizabeth Arfe. Johr { Royce, Julio DiGiacomi, JosopF | Krazcwski, Frank Natalie, Joseph Vetrc. Mirona Chotkowski, Josephine DcRosia, Constance DiGiacoma Ruth Broadwell, Mae Morann. Heller Iawin. Barbara Morse, James Bur goss, Ernest Dolmanitsch, Herber i Glaban, Allen Bartlett, Anna Bart
 lett, Eleanor Bartlett, AIiIdrer ! Bnchas, Burton Distin. Marearo
 Miller, Adyulio DiGiacomi Ann
 kawayski, Wladga Kawalski Olg
 lNushmider Mildred Peck. Albel
 Miller Henry Morrow, F,oronc
 Richard, Joseph Nasiatka. Mar
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

smagaez, Harriet Smith, Russell Baker, William Bergan, Herman Haskell. Elton Hill Philip sherman.
 The attendance list at the high school has not yet been completed.
 Busincssmcn-Tcmco OGriCe
 Another great baseball battle is scheduled for tonight when the Businessmen and Trumbull Electric office come together at the high school field. The Businessmen are very anxious to win and have seCur- cd tho services of three old timers as a board of strategy. These are Lester Dow. Bert Chichester and ! Jack Simpson and will advise the team at critical periods Of the game. ! Play will begin promptly at G:45 o'clock. 1t is announced by Man ager Charles Meyerowitz and Assist ! ant Manager Steve Bugle of the merchants, The lineups will be as follows:
 Businessmen: Crampton 2b. Down. i ham c, Thrall ss. Levine lb. W. . Cunningham ?, LaBonne 8b. F. Gun ninsham f. G Cunningham and EnElo Cf, Dr. Frost If: subs, Burt ] Phelps, Jim swell Warren Ma son,
 ] Trumhull Office: Miller c, Kettle ton ?, Waite 1b, Ewald 2b, McGib- bon ss, Ready Sh, Cassidy lf Gill lcspio Of, Wadsworth If.
 Notes
 The Womans Missionary society of the Advent Christian church will hold a strawberry social at 7:3O o'clock fhis evening on the lawn ot Mrs A. F. Denton. 3S Broad street
 Cour' General Lawton. Foresters of America, will hold an important meeting tonight. Officers will be elected.
 Alphonse Dohm and daughter Mrs. Laura McGraiI of Cohoes, N Y, have returned 10 their home aft,
 CT a visit with Mr. Dehm's son Archie Dehm Of Bank street.
 A son was born this morning tc . Mir and Mrs. Merton J. Lamb O Rcdstone hill. Mir. Lamb is an em ployc of the local post office l Mir and Mrs. James J. Murph' f attended inc graduation of thci 7 nephew, George NJ. Cameron. i 7 New Haven is morning. Q Special for Wednesday-Childrcn' y dresses, ages S-14, slightly soileC
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
FLORIDA FRAUD IS
 CHARGED IN COURT
NiZner Corp. Accused Of Using Misleading Advertisements

Jacksonville, Fla, June 22 (Pl - Federal Judge Rhydon NJ. Callis to- Jay has under advisement a petition rharging that misleading advertising vas used in newspapers, magazines md pamphlets by the Niznor De- cIopment corporation, 10 wrong 'NIlE picture Improvements and ex- sting conditions and fool the public nd prospective purchasers The petition was filed yesterday by Guy (. Reed, New York, carpet manu- Hoturer, who asks that a receiver ship be appointed for tho corpora lion, developers Of Boca Raton fashionable resort 26 miles south of West Palm Beach.
 Mr. Reed said the action was talk n 10 protect his interests. and that nromises of developments have been so elaborate as to be impossible tc fulfill due to the financial status ot fhe corporation.
 Officials Of the Mizner Develop mcnt corporation had not been To, aated at West Palm Beach today for statements regarding the re, rcivership petition. Addison Mizner architect, moving spirit in the de. yalopment plan, and president of the corporaton, is said 10 be in Europe
 Last November, four members O. the board of directors resigned jtcneral Dupont said the manage ment was in the hands of executives not qualified to handle such a pro ect and that the directors wishe! were ignored.
 The petition filed yesterday charg .i that a purported statement O the corporations financial condition on March 31, 1926 gave the prin rjple assets as notes payable for sal ,t property amounting to more thai
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

50 cents each l. J. Birnbaum.-adv
 Wanted-Girl 10 wait on fables and counter. Good position, good hours. Belmont luncn-advt.
 Food sale-2-5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Baptist church. Adyt.
 l'op rcnt-Seven room cottage with improvements, Call 16-o-advt.
 Sale Of household furniture at home of Mrs. Nellie Lewis on West Main street Wednesday from 1 10 2 r. m.-adyt,
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

government as 1t has assisted other enterprises and especially by the governmental export corporation.
 The opposing interests are care- ful 70 avoid a clash with this idea as whole and instead they pick out one element of cooperative organi- zation. 10 wit, limitation upon the earnings of capital and denounce that as socialistic, This is done without regard 10 the merit of the proportion and without regard to ! the historic and long settled fact that cooperation is exactly the oppo- site of socialism"
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
BROOKHART ASSAILS
 SPECIAL INTERESTS
(Continued from First Tagcl

hy gigantic conspiracy of special interests against the basic industry of our country.
 "Thesc interests have devised a scheme Of economy which dcuounc,a everything as economically unsound unless it promotes their special wei fare. Because Of their size anI prestige, they are able 10 control rh' views Of statesmen and dictate the action Of the United States govern mont.
 If any one proposes to do th. same thing for agriculture that has been done for inc railroads for credit system, for the protected in- dusiries, for the industries based
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

S21,000,000.
 The bill of particulars also charg- cd the corporation had outstanding liabilities amounting 10 several mil lion dollars due now or soon to be- come due and has not sufficient funds to meet them. Reed averred that unless a receiyership Is ap- pointed certain creditors will be giy- cn preference.
 The development comprises ap- proximatelv 16,O00 acres of land with more than two miles of ocean frontage. Many local affairs mark ed it's opening during the recent Palm Beach season.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
HID FOR MERIDEN THEtT

Detective Sergeant William r. Me Cue and Officer Thomas J. Fceney arrested Ernest Brainard at the stanley Rule and Level factory late yesterday, and turned him over 10 Sergeant Walter Kurcon of the Meri- don police. Brainard is charged with theft of S26607 in Mcriden.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
BOYS ADRIFT ON LAKE,

Buffalo. \. Y, June 22 Pp-Two small boys. both residents Of Lake view. were believed to be drifting about on Lake Erie on a crude home made raft early this morning. United States coast guard men awaited the first strclks Of dawn to open a search for the pair.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
REAL ESTATE SALES

Edward Greenstein sold today his bungalow on Bclden street to Wal for and Susanna Thompson.
 Walter and Susanna Thompson sold today two lots on Dartmouth street. Maple Hill, 10 Ida Greenstein.
 Both deals were handled through the office of Rabinow-Raschkow Real Estate Co.