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New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
ENGLISH WOMEN
 ALL REJOICING
Happy at Birth Of New Princess
 to Royal Family

London, April ?l Up,--A bulletin issued at the home Of the Earl and Countess of Strathmoro in Bruton street this morning said:
 "The Duchess Of York has had some rest since tho arrival of her daughter, Her royal highness and the infant princess are making very satisfactory progress.
 Previous 10 confinement a con- sultation took place at which Sir George Blackler was present and certain line of treatment was sue ccssfully adopted"
 Led by Queen Mary. the women Of England are all in state of pleasurable excitement over tho birth of tho now princess, Queen Mary Is especially pleased with her first granddaughter. Both her other grandchildren, those of Princess Mary, arc boys.
 The queen has been busy for weeks past planning for the arrival Of the new addition 10 tho royal household, selecting baby clothes, buying miniature toilet articles and powder boxes and even with her own hands fashioning delicate GOV erlets for the baby's crib,
 The news Of the birth Of the princess was immediately telophoncd 10 the king md queen at Windsor castle, Despite the early hour in the morning they tclephoned con- sratula'ions to the duke and duchess and added that they would come along shortly by motor to convey personal greetings and take a peep al the babe. 4 message also was taIcgraphed by the Prince of Wales Tho is on the continent. He is the eldest uncle Of inc little princess and las high regard for inc duchess, whom he calls "Qucon Elizabeth"
 In accordance with custom which decrcos that q minister of the crown must h. present at tho birth Of n child in line for succession of the throne. Homo Secretary Joynson- Hicks was summoned to Rruton street and was present in the house when the baby was born.
 Is inc day wore on messengers arrived at tho home Of the Earl Of Strathmore with great numbers of congratuatory tclcgrnms. Later
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
RECEIVER APPOINTED
John Mccarthy of Danbury Named To Care For Interests of Danbury Felt Mills, Inc.

New Haven, Conn.,. April 2l Pt- John McC Carthy of Danhury, was ap- pointed receiver for the Danbury Felt Mills. Inc, by L. S. Judge Ed win s. Thomas today in response 10 petition in equity filed by H. II. Shcrrolt of Philadelphia doing busj ness as II. II. Skorrctt and com pnny. n" equity petition alleges that the SkerrotL company is q creditor of the Danbury firm for $3,ooo.
 James F. Donovan, secretary and treasurer ot the DanhurY Felt Mills, Inc, in ;M answer admits tha truth Of the allegations contained in the equity petition.
 An order signs h% Judge Thoma7 fixes June So as tho l@st day on which claims against the firm may be filed.
 McCarthv is commissioned to carry on tue business of the felt mills in thc best manner possible.
 Papers were presented h"ior" Judge Thomas at NorW ak and were signed there.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
Penn. Becoming Arid
prEsUIxG FOR COMMANDER
Move Is started 10 Have Him Head
 nclcration to France.

Oklahoma City Okla. April sl tp, A move whereby General John J. Pershing might lead the American soldiers 10 France in 1927 as he dld in 1917 was inii- mated here last night when Okla bon,a City Post Number S5 Of the American Legion endorsed him aS The next national commander or he Legion. The post pledged It's surpcrt 10 the general in the cleo ion e, a. national commander af tAn Philadelphia convention next fall
 The l927 convention will be held in Paris. commemorating tho tenth anniversary of the entrance Of inc United states into the World war.
 The resolution stated that "it is nainr that this peaceful A. T.. r. should he led by the man whose military genius, administrative ability and high character won and has hold the confidence and es- tecm of our allies and the entire world"
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
North X Judd May Sell
 New Haven Property

Negotiations for the salc of pro- pcrty in New Haven owned by the North &: Judd Mfg. Co. of this city, arc under way according to an an- by President r. M. Holmes. The property consists of factory buildings and land and Was formerly owned hy the W. &; F. T.. Fitch co. For a time, the locas con- cern operated tho place bnt 1t has discontinued operations there.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
EFFECTS OF FLU.
Lung Disorders Are Traced Back 10
 EnitICmi, of tgl1-1gIS.

Dallas, Texas, April q Pl-Ef- fleets of the nationwide influenza epidemic of 19l7-1S are becoming evidence in certain persistent dis ease or the lungs physicians told delegates 10 the American Medical Association convention as the nu- merous scientific lectures of the meeting started here today.
 Cancer Of the lungs and acute bronchitis are attributed directely 10 the influenza epidemic in certain eases observed by three Clifton Springs, \. l., doctors
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
EVNNGELINE BOOTH ILL
Confined by Appendicitis in Ho%pi-
 tnl in Chicago

Chicago. April 21 P-Evangeline Tooth, national commander of 'he Salvation Army is suffering from un acute attack ot appendicitis and is confined 10 her bed in hotel here. II.r condition is considered serious but physicians decided 10 wait q few hours before reaching q definite decision on the necessity of an operation.
 The commander camo here from New York sunday 10 attend lec- .uros hy her brother, William Eramwcll Booth, international head Of the Salvation Army.
 Gold Is sand 10 have been the frs metal worked by man.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
FARMERS OPEN DRIVE.
Declare War on AutOistS Who Try
 to steal their Produce.

Ithaca, April 21 Pl--A spring drive against the city motorist who pliers fruit, vegetables and other property of the farmer without stop ping to pay for what he has taken is being organized by the vigilance service of the New York state farm bureau federation.
 The bureau announced today that the week of April 25 had been des- ignated as farm vigilance week, the purpose Of which was to "awak- en the consciousness Of the city mo- torist to farm property rights and to extend the protection of the service to every farm that needs it."
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
REFUSE TO yACATE.
Chinese National Army Division
 Remains in Picking.

Washington. April 2l Pl--Troops Of tho ninth division Of the Kuom- inchun or national army, originally aligned with the Fengtien army at tacklng Picking, have refused to withdraw from the city and have imposed themselves upon the com mittee Of safety as part of the Pe- king police force.
 AdVlces to the state department from representatives in China also show indications Of increasing frc- ton between ninth division and rengtion troops oncamped near Pe- king, many of whom are beginning 10 trickle into the city in small groups,
 The ndyic"s confirmed the reslg' nation Of Tuan Chi-Juio, deposed president Of China, adding that he took refuge Monday night In the Picking legation quarter, but left yesterday by train for Tientsin un- der guard Of rcngtien troops.
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New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
PINCHOT INSISTS
 18TH ENFORCEABLE
Writes Senate ProberS He Is
 Drying Up Pennsylvania

Washington, April cl P The prohibition law can he enforced in my place where the state or th, national government firmly deter mines to enforce it, Governor rin- chot Of Pennsylvania said today in a letter sent 10 the senate commit. toe which is conducting hearings on modification bills.
 Says Penn. Enrorccs Law
 Where the local authorities CO., operate, he said, the task is mada still easier. and he submitted statis
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
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 s A COLD OR CATARRH :
How To Get Relief When Head ! and Nose are stuffed Up. (
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Count fifty! Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. Your cloegcd nostrils will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more snuff ling, hawking, mucous discharge. dryncss or headache; no struggling for breath at night.
 Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist and ap- ply q little of this fragrant anti- septic cream in your nostrils, r. penotratcs through every air pas sage Of the head, soothing and healing the swollen or inhamcd mucous membrane, giving you in siant relief. Head colds and Catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stufcd- up and miserable. Relief is sure.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
MINIS RRITISH HORSEBACK

Epson. Eng. April q Pl-Lord Lonsdale's Warden of the Marches, by Phalaris, out of Mary Mona, won -he city and suburban handicap. the feature of today's Epson program The race was at 1 IA miles, for t1.O00 with extras.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
Government Holdings Drop
BAN ON BANANAS

Kingston, Jamaica, April q Rl-- On account of keen competition among American companies, the government introduced and had passed by the legislative council to. day a law prohibiting the purchase of immature and unmarketable bananas.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
BANK DEPOSITS IN
 STATE INCREASING
Savings Accounts Show Gains
 Of Over Eleven Million

Tho savings banks of the state have reported 10 Bank Commission CT John II. Byrne that deposits in. creased Sl1,4l7,53S.06 in the quarter ended March 3l. The increase sends the deposits 10 a new high total of S521 ,G34,444,69 for the state.
 An item in inc report regarded as Of particular interest is an increase Of $4,477,i61.St in the aggregate holdings of the banks in public uti- lty bonds, The total In these hold ngs Is now s2S.009.429.O7. The banks have also largely increased loans on real estate, nearly one-half Of tho gain in deposits being taken up by tho sj.1S6,206.SS placed n such loans. Tho new total of real estate loans held by all savings banks Is s2SS,90i, ,S9S,41.
 Assets at New High
 During the three months the az. grrgato assets Of the banks also reached new high total of s57S,- S26,1hS,7%, gaining s10.270,74433. Of the increase s1,3SS,G91.6S rep resents an advance in the funds set aside as surplus. The surplus item has now reached s32,4O2,252.27.
 Investment in bank stocks show ed proportionately large increase, an addition Of s1,207,654 being made in these securities, to new total of s2?,4S6.G0o. Christmas savings and thrift funds, aside from the direct increase in de- posits, increased $6S1. .6S0,63 for the quarter. 10 s926,GII6A
 Other Assets
 Among other assets listed In the report. aside from those mentioned, are: Loans on collateral security. sl2173,641, an increase of s255,- 454: loans on personal security, s@,45S,9Sl, a decrease of s29,6h8; loans on notes. orders and the like, s3,o6S,1S4, an increase of s296,032; bonds of foreign countries, $S5,- 292, an increase of s1,372,5S1.
 Railroad bonds. s10o.722,306, q decrease of s&27,571; bankers ac- ceptances, s525.SS7. an increase of S5oo,SS7; banking house, $4,254,- 671, an increase of sS2.1S5: real estate by foreclosure s108,75S, de- crease s1S,49S; other real estate. s747o7o, decrease, s62,042; cash on hand and in banks, sl2,067,S52, decrease s1,53o.
 The report for the quarter Is es- pocially pleasing, Commissioner Byrne said yesterday, tnasmuch as earlier reports had seemed 10 in- dicate q smaller increase in sav- ings accounts. He explained that separate reports from individual banks or sections had not been particularly optimistic. but that during the closing weeks of the quarter. when complete reports were made, conditions were all that could be desired and enabled the banks to mako satisfying re- i ports.
 One of the investment trends, he said, appeared 10 be from the low yield Liberty and other govern ment securities towards the high class public utilities which have been favorites on the market. Government Holdings Drop The holdings Of banks in govern- ment securities decreased for the period by s2,o61,94o36. 10 s4o,- 541,o9S.S2. At the samo time hold ings in municipal bonds dropped $4f4,758.57 and in state bonds, SS5,46&.9S. The totals in these at the end Of the quarter were s25,- 1St,797 and S1,SOS,7S9, respective 1,,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
ONE BODY IS RECOVERED

San Francisco, April 21 P-- Telephone adviccs from Oroville re port the recovery this morning Of the body of Jack Coync, 45, of San Francisco, one of the six men who was cntombcd last Saturday in a slide in the Grizzly creek tunnel near Quincy, Calf.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
Plates That Fit

are the only kind make need pate you enc that will t well and the time look natural We have the best plate maker the city, who takes pride care in his work He matches the shade your natural perfectly and makes your plate we'll that most intimate friends cannot tell that sr thcia And our prices for this hghrade work unusually low
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

Doesn't hurt one bit. Drop little "Freczone" on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting. then shortly you lift il right off with fin gcrs.
 Your druggist sells q tiny bottle of "Frcr2onc" for a few cents, sulfi- cient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes. and the foot calluses, without sore- ness or irritation.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

ties of Pennsylvania conditions which he said proved that the law was being enforced there with stcad- fly increasing success.
 "Thc vets who have appeared be- fore your Committcc,' the governor wrote, have produced nothing that was not known before. The poli- ! ties, the corruption, the inefficioncy. the granting Of permits 10 concerns utterly unfit to hold them. the huge diversions of dcnaturcd alcohol to the bootleg trade.
 "For years the dominant political 1 faction In Pennsylvania was In prac- teal partnership with the brewer jos and the liquor interests. Conse- quently the bulk of the law enforc- ling machinery was in the hands of 1 the vets.
 During 1928 more denatured al cohol was manufactured in the Phil adelphia district than anywhere else in the United states except in Mary land and Louisiana and more whis- | A''S JsS Slplfu lu illN | ilNopu4 E1 n district than anywhere else except in i Kentucky. When 1923 began 166 breweries were in operation in Pennsylvania and In spite of the eighteenth amendment innumcrahlo salooas were still licensed by the state.
 Police Were Indifferent
 Mayors and local chiefs of police ins a rule were making little or no effort 10 enforce the eighteenth iamcndmcnt. Many district attorneys took no interest in prosecuting Vjo- 1 lations of il.
 Shortly after taking office In Jan iuAry of 1923, caused an inVostga- ton to be made of the saloon situa- ton in 3l cities and towns in Penn- 1 lsylvania. Of tho G@2 saloons then actually visited, a recent inspection shows that 32S. or more than half, are gone, and in many cases the premises ore nov occupied hy stores. markets, restaurants, offices and banks. In the city Of Erie, for eX- Iample Of Ca saloons visited in 1925, today only 20 arc left. In Farrell, stecI town, % dives of the lowest kind were open in 1928. Today not one remains.
 Fewer Drumhs Seen
 "Wherc in the fall of 1923 the Iinvcstigator counted in the streets of Philadelphia in one evening from 150 10 250 intoxicated persons, and from 500 10 4O0 on Saturdays, a re- cent trip during the same hours over the same streets showed only three persons under the influence of liquor
 "In tho beginning of 1923, 166 brcweries were operating In Penn svIyanja. Today less than third remain. The flood of Pennsylvania made beer which swept the state has lbeon checked.
 "Thc lcc;sla,ure Of 1926 passed The alcohol control law. which re- .nuircs state as well as q federal permit for producers and denalnr- crs Of alcohol This law goes lnto effect on April goth. With it. hus' scandals which hove marked the al .cohol business in Pennsylvania will disappear.
 Penn. Becoming Arid
 "In pennsylvania the saloons are ranidlv diminishing in hummer. lThclr former glory has departed Their former boilnoss is gone
 "The brcwories have been rcduc"d fin number 10 less than one-thiFd' land arc beaten for all practical pur- iposcs. ,.,.,
 "Tho s,ream oc donatured oIcoho! noyipg into tho boot''F trade has Ibocn greatly diminished, and "lI DC Idir,tnisrcd stul further"
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
Bridgework Must Be Done We'll
QlIID {.

 striking tell just which We avht f N work. r'"N"
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
Expert Extraction

We never advise extraction unless it is absolutely necessary, but when we do, we do it without one bit of pain. We use two methods to obtain this result. One is by Novocain the surest and best method in the world; the other is by means of Gas or Ether. Either way means no pain for you. We do not charge an exorbitant figure for this work, either. No charge for painless extraction when Plates and Bridges are ordered
Evening star., 1926-03-03
BRIBERY STIMULUS
Of BOOTLEGC|NG
Federal Attorney Says Trade
Could Not Exist Without j..
Corrupting Officials.

By the Associated Press
| NEW YORK, March 3.-Present
day methods of bootlegging cannot be
carried on without a carnival of
bribery" Federal Attorney Emory p.
Buckner declared yesterday.
Speaking before the Economics
Cub. he asserted a new type of law
lessness had been created and nur-
turned by the non-enforcement of pro,
hibltion in New York City"
This gangrene," he said, was
creeping over the body polite" and
could not be limited to a single law or
single department of our vast army
OF public officials, National, State or
city"
Bootlegging is being carried on by
seduction. perjury and treason to the
Government which one has solemnly
sworn to support and protect" he
said
The profits of bootlegging run into
millions. beyond the dreams of ava
ice" he declared, "and create tempta-
tions which it is impossible to suppose
that every one will resist, under the
present conditions of the grotesquely
inadequate efforts of our National Coy
ernment to enforce prohibition"
Nv RuclSner said the enactment of
law providing for light wines and
DeerS was an experiment that might
be worth trying"
Things could not be worse than
they are" he added. land they might
be whole lot better"
Evening star., 1926-03-03
SURGEONS MEETING
IN MBERLAND, ND.
DR.. G. H. Mayo Among Speakers
at District Farley Of Ameri-
can College.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, March g.
The district meeting of the American
College Of Surgeons, Virginia, West
Virginia, MARYLAND and District Of Co
lumbia. got down to work early yes
terday~in q clinic at the City Hall au-
ditorium, marking the opening SEES
sion with nearly 100 surgeons pres
ent. More are still arriving.
The clinic was opened by DR.. Edwin
B. Claybrook Of Cumberland with an
illustrated slide talk on Fractures.
He was followed by DR.. G. G. Mar
bury Washington, on compound
Fractures of the Extremity Associated
With Other Injuries" Many other
subjects of a scientific nature came
up. DIR. +. r. Hagner, Washington,
D. c.. talked on Operation for ste
rility in the Male"
A social feature OF the congress was
a complime ltary luncheon for the Wis
iting surgeons at q joint meeting of
the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs of
Cumberland at the Fort Cumberland
Hotel at noon.
This afternoon was given to q hos
pital conference at the City Hall Aud
itorium. Among the speakers were
Charles n. Rochester, Minnesota; Rev.
c. B. Mouljnier, S. j., Milwaukee; Dr..
John +. Legge, DR.. Charles Bagley,
Baltimore; Or. Harry Kerr, Washing
ton; Or. Arthur NJ. Shipley, Baltimore;
DR.. Frank :. Johns, Richmond, Va;
Or. w. p. Morrill,, Washington; Dr.
Vincent Churchman, Charleston, W.
Va: DIR. Everett a. Land. Norfolk,
Va. DR.. Hugh Trout, Roanoke, Va,
sand DR.. Y. Yancey, charlottesville,
Va
Evening star., 1926-03-03
DRY OBSTACLES LISTED.
Graft, Politicians and Rcformers
Noted by Prohibition Official.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March 8 OP).--
Graft, politicians and retormers We're
cited as among the great obstacles
confronting prohibition enforcement
workers by Maj. Eugene c. Roberts,
dry administrator, in an address here
yesterday.
He asserted he was not deluding
himself into believing that the pres
ent enforcement is a success be
cause it isn't" One reason for fail
ure. he said, was the absence of
public support.
He said prohibition agents were
looked upon as social lepers, adding
that the public sits back and scorns
them. Maj. Roberts said in the five
months-he has been head of upstate
enforcement he had fired 45 agents
for accepting graft.
"Reformers are another big an
noyance," he continued. 'They are
the biggest nuisances connected with
the work If l shot bootlegger
dead in my office they'd ask me why
didn't burn the body. That shows
how fanatical some of them are"
Evening star., 1926-03-03
GREECE IN PEACE MOVE.
Negotiations Begun With Bulgaria
to Disarm Frontier.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, March (P)-
Direct negotiations are going on be-
tween Sofia and Athens with the OBJ
ject of disarming the frontier between
Greece and Bulgaria, to pYevent a
repetition of the recent border dis
pute This incident was finally closed
Yesterday when Greece paid over to
the Sofia government 5000, 900 leva,
the second and last installment of
the 10000 900 leva 00o) indemni-
tv ordered paid by the Council Of
The League of Nations.
The Swedish military attache, Col.
SieVert, is taking part in the efforts
to obtain a successful agreement re-
garding frontier disarmament
Evening star., 1926-03-03
CHANGE OF VENUE DENIED.
Newspapers Are Restricted in Re
porting Murder Trial.

BAY ST LOUIS, Miss, March ,
LP). Motion for change of venue for
Jesse F'avre was overruIed by Judge
Walter A. White here yesterday, and
the trial of F'avre, on charge Of
murder in connection with the death
Of j. A. McLemore, who was slain
with w. NJ. Mingee, near Picayune,
Miss, February IS, was set for trial
tomorrow.
At the opening Of the hearing Judge
White called attention to his order
against newspapers reporting the tes-
timony or what purported to be testi-
mony.
Evening star., 1926-03-03

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But constant curling and waving
burn and dry the luster, vitality and
,crv life from the hair.
10 offset these bad effects. just
set a 55-ceut bottle OF delightful.
refreshing "Danderlne' at any drug
tore or toilet counter and just see
for yourself how quickly it revives
dry. btittle, lifeless and fading halr.
"Dahderine' is a dependable tonic
and w,ll do wonders Tor any girls
hair It nourishesa stimulates aud
strengthens each single hair, bring
ing back that youthful glean. CLINT
md vigorous luxuriance. Falling
aair stops and dandruff disappears.
Danderine" is pleasant and easy to
use.
Evening star., 1926-03-03
HELD FOR EMBEZZLEMENT 7
Rubber Company's Former Treas
urer Alleges Blackmail

LOS ANGELES, March CP).-
William F. Downs, formerly treasurer
of the Goodyear Tire Co & Co.
of California, was arraingned yester-
day charged with embezzlement from
his employers. He was remanded to
the county Jail for hearing next
Friday and his bail set at S25. 900
Downs when arrested recently de-
clared that he had been victim of
blacknailiers in Baltimore where hn
F,4@ = 1csuler public 9..l1i;t.