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New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
DISAPPOINTMENT EXPLAINED

London. Feb, 2 Pl-Great Britain was obliged to assent 10 the desire of the majority in the postponement of the preparatory disarmament conference at Geneva, five govern ments having asked that the meet ing be put off. Premier Baldwin made this disclosure during tho de- bate on the speech from the throne with which parliament was opened today.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
FORBES GETS EXTENSION

Chicago, Feb. CPl - Colonel Charles R. Forbes, former veterans hIrc1u head anI John W Thomp- son, S' louis contractor. have until the last Of the week 10 rlacc their rasr before 'he United States su- prcmo court by the terms of su. pcrscdoa5 10 stay the mandate Of Imprisonment which would send th.m 70 the prnitontiary for tn 0 Nf4TS
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
.umber to escape a continued win

slumber 10 escape a continued win ter.
 Generally elsewhere skies were overcast, with snow in some New York sections, Indiana and Illinois
 Professor Henry J, Cox. veteran weather forecaster of the Chicago district. while declining to predict the weather for the next six weeks, placed no crfdence in the ground hog, HIo admitted that he had seen groundhogs in the Lincoln park zoo, but never in n weather bureau.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
SUNSHINE COMMITTEES NAMED

Committees were appointed at C. meeting of the Sunshine society at the Methodist church yesterday afternoon, The appointments weru as follows; Flowers, Miss Mabel Crandall wheel chair, Mrs. Georgn W, Corbin sick room supplies, Mrs. John Vining; hospital, Mrs. Georg" Wells; Erwin Home, Mrs. James Hubbard: Children's Home, Mrs. J. Pinches, Jr; Crippled Childen's Home, Mrs. ". N. McKirdy; layettn. Mrs. George Cowles; investigating. Mrs. George w. Corbin, Mrs. 4. C. Malone, Mrs. T. W. Timbrell. Mrs. W. W, Marshall, Mrs, Frank Woods and Mrs. l.. F. Brotherton.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
TO RISt MI FLIGHT

r02muuro l'.h tP -. Com ward,~ Franco end his companions ,n fh, spain 70 Atg'n'iua flight plan uorr io rcsume their tourney Thurs tIy morning with Rio J"noiro their as>' objective, They arc awaiting .na arrival of q nov propeller to re plac" 'he one which was broken during 'h- flight from Fernando do Nn1.nL-L. SL.Mr.nt
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
Says Husband Had Wife
 When He Pleaded TrOth

Claiming that her husband was already possessed of one wife before he married her, Catherine Martin Kenny has sued William Henry Ken ny for annullment Of their marriage which occurred in Bristol on March IT, 1921. She alleges that he had q lawful wife, Minnie Evans, living ir Hudson Falls. N. Y, at that time.
 Deputy Sheriff Martin H, Horwitz served the papers, which are return able in the superior court the first Tuesday of March. T. r. McDonough is acting for the plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
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New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
CHEST CONEERS BADGE

Henry Martindell, eagle scout and formerly a. member of New Britain Boy Scout Troop 4, has been np- pointed an assistant scoutmaster of a Pontiac, Mich. troop, according 10 word received by Scout Executive W. c. Cook. Scout Martindell, who was to have been presented with his eagle badge by Edgar A. Guest when that writer came here, had moved to Michigan, but as that was Mir, Guests home city he conferred the honor there without difficulty
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
SIAII, SAXEs MONEY

Hartford, Feb. Pl-Undor the new sys'om by which the bills con- 'rIct"d hy institutions of the state are paid through the state comp tronar's offices the state saved $1l.- O2S.j4 during the past six months by paying bills within the discount pcrio1, thereby obtaining q discount cn each hitl paid. The work of at tending to tho discounting of bills is in charge of Special Clerk Robert n. Knight.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
LARnR DENIES CONNECTINN

Washington. Teh. ? fP' -Donali E. Richherg. coUusel for railroad abor organizations told n house romnittco today there was no rH)a- rjonshlp between moves for incrcas- d railroa] workers pay and the la- hor support Of the W2fSon-Parh" hill 10 provd" mcans Of settling q hor dispu'es.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
yrsUyUs BURSTS FORTH

Naples. Feb. 2 Pl-The activity Of Mt. Vesuvius. the recent eruption of which was thought 10 have sub sided. became somewhat intensified again last night, with considerable lava flowing over the last slide on the southwest slope Of the cone.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
City Advertisement
EInI>IIiAIi,. NnIllL

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New Britain herald., 1926-02-02

the card and bowling events Thurs day night, at which time they hope to overcome the Wallingford ad. vantage. After the games an open house social will be held.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
GEORGE CURTIS DIES

Boston, Feb. 2 P-George Car roll Curtis, widely known as a geo. graphic sculptor, is dead here at tho age of 53 years. He formerly was assistant on the geological depart ment at Harvard and assistant field geologist for the U, S. Geological survey.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
Special Notice
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WgJs' party aIiI b' rcil 'owor- ru.} ,t,ujng. a.~;1c":. Artisan No- ,..'r a' :. Jan Ian'is' Hall. alyt>
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02

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 23-DREssMAKING q MILLINERY
 c3-DYEING & CLEANING 2t-INSuRANCE- ALI KINDs
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 REMOVING. TRUCKING. BAGGAGE 27-PAINTING, PAPER HANGING ] ss-PLuMBING. FBAT'G. METAL wB EXPRESSING AND TAILORING 30-PRINTG, JOEB'G. STATIONERY | '1 CONGRESSIONAL SERVICES 32-REPAIRlNG & PIANO TIMING 33-WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES EDUCATIONAL 54-CORREspUNDENCE CCuRsEe | IS-DANCING TEACHERS INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL 37-LOCAL & PRIV. INSTRUCTORS | ISs--WANTED--INsTRUCTORs EMPLOYMENT 3a-EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
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 63-HOUsEHOLD ARTICLES 64-MACHINERY. ElEC., 6 TOOLS 65-MERCHANDISB AT THE sTOREe 66-MusICAL INSTRUMENTS
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New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
Special Notice

Wf-t .rl IHtaco party TjN be I aHr5r'e p4'lL0t.r> "f lsrh"'Ja, r.,~o la JuIU's U4'. Nim ?5C,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02

The hospitals of the United States are occupied daily by soo,o00 per sons.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-02

4t ' =N Q ''s7lAa Comptroller of the ClrisusS
Evening star., 1926-08-15

Introducing the aquaplane band Something new IN
azz orchestras the San Diego (Calf Beach
the other day quartet charmed the wild with
synccpaed melodies while they sped along rs miles an
hour in the wake of speed boat
Evening star., 1926-08-15

Arrives with children for American vacation.
Lady Astor the first member of the British
Parliament shown aboard the S. S. Samaria on her
recent arrival Boston for vacation on her native
shores. She is the guest for month of her sister,
Mrs Charles Dana Gibson, at her home at Isleboro,
Me- Photo shows Lady Astor and her children left
to right David. Michael and John, with Phyllis in
the Underwood & I'nt,,
Evening star., 1926-08-15

Underwood & TniciwoCd.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

Fifty thousand immigrants entered
Palestine between January. 1921. and
December, 1925. Jews in Palestine be-
tween the Mediterra and the Ior-
dan number about 100000, of which
about 10000 are living in colonies and
on farms.
Evening star., 1926-10-19
JEWISH WOMEN PLAN
TRIENNIAL Meeting
Sessions Beginning November Il
Will Be Held in Eighth Street
Synagogue.

The eleventh trienn:al convention
of the National Council of Jewish
Women will open Sunday evening
November IA. at the temple of the
ashington Hebrew Congregation
Eighth street between H and | streets,
according to announcements today by
Mrs. Henry J. Sporburg of Albany,
y. Y. chairman and national director,
DIR. Ahram of the Eighth Street
Temple will be among the speakers at
the opening session. Messages will
be read from the National Federation
of Temple Sisterhoods. the Women g
I.eagu of the United Synagogue of
America. the Women'S Branch of the
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congrega
ti0ns of America. the Hada 8ah and
the National Council of Jewish
Juniors.
rlavlnts descriptive of the council s
immigrant aid and farm and rural
work departments will he presented
on Monday. November Is, and a ban
quet will me rendered Tuesday night
to the women attending the conven-
tion. Wednesday evening has been
designated as presidents night. when
Mrs. Thomas G.. Winter. former presi
dent of the General Federation OF
Womens Clubs, will address the gath.
ering. following a procession of sec
tion presidents. The final business
session will be held on Friday morn
ing.
Evening star., 1926-10-19
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NatiOnaI-"Ben Hur" Fourth week.,
photoplay, at $50 and $50 pm.
ReIasco-" -"Magda," drama. at $40
pm.
Poli's-"The Challenge of Youth
drama, at 500 pm.
President-'Parlor, Bedroom and
Bath" farce, at 500 pm.
Keith's-Theodore Roberts, vaude
vile, al 2:15 and SIS pm.
Earle--Ned Wayburn's VARIETY
Show" vaudeville, continuous. 1:3O
70 II pm.
Strand Nonsensical Revue" vaude
vile, continuous. 1890 to II pm.
Gayety-"Powder and Puff Frolic.
burlesque, at 2:15 and Sis pm.
Mutual Midnight F'rolics." bur
lesque. at 2:3o and 500 pm.
Colunbia-"Sparro at Ills
lis. 3;25. $50, 7:3O and 94o pm.
Rialto-"One Minute to Play" AT
11;30 am, 1:30, 3;35, $50, 7:35 and
9;35 pm.
Metropolitan-"Su Subway Sadie at
1l:40 am, 1;35, $40. 5:35, 7:40 and
GAS pm.
Palace-"You'd Be Surprised" at
1850 am, 1880 2:3o. 4:3o, 6:45 and
9:45 pm.
TivoIi THE Amateur Gentleman,
2:29, 4:10, eos, s and $50 pm.
AmbassadOr-"Su Subway Sadie" at
6:15, s and $50 pm.
Wardman Park-"The Golem," at
{ and 9 pm.
Central--"The Last Frontier" at
1890, 2:3o, 5. $50. and $40 pm.
Lincoln OOlored)-"Fine Manners, -
continuous, . to II pm.
Evening star., 1926-10-19
HOMES EXPOSITION
DRAWS HUNDREDS
Best Show of KIND Ever
Given Here Is Verdict on
Auditorium Event.

Hundreds Of visitors 70 the opening
OF the Better Homes and Building EX-
position being conducted this week by
the Washington Real Estate Board
filled the Auditorium at Nineteenth
street ard New York avenue to ca
pacity last night.
Those who have witnessed other
building eXpositjons are unanimous in
their decision that the one at the
Auditorium is the largest and most
complete Of its kind ever held here.
Arriving long before the opening
hour last night. the visitors came in
streams until shortly before the clos
ing hour. They found booths con
tanning every new modern device.
washing machines, furniture. musical
equipment, gas and electrical equip
ment Of the latest type, wallpaper.
building materials and everything en-
tering into the better homes idea.
Display by Architects.
The local chapter Of the American
Institute Of Architects has on display
one of the most interesting exhibits
OF architectural work ever shown
here. The display is confined TO the
work Of members. ard most of il dis
plays houses that have made Wash
ington noted as a beautiful residen-
tial city
The display by the architects re-
ceived much attention. taking UP the
entire lobby of the main entl ance of
the uprer part Of the Auditorium.
The model bunealow built on the
floor Of the Auditorium attracted CON
siderable attention. It will he fully
furnished today.
Lectures Are Scheduled.
The American Red Cross, ,the Visit
ing Nurses and the Public Library
also attracted the visitors. BESIDES
the eXpOSit ion proper there will he a
number of lectures throughout the
week on various household topics
given by experts.
Those scheduled for today are; 4:23
Pm, {. l.. Talmadce. on THE Ro-
nance of Refrigeration" $50 pm.
Ray Campbell, formerly connected
with the civic hetterment and city
planning movement in MidWestern
cities, on Suburban Washington >;
S:55 pm, BENJAMIN H. Streeks. for
merly with David Belasco, Paramount
and Aircraft Motion Pictures and late
instructor on interior decoration III
the College Of the Fine Arts. A. F.. +.
University. Beaune Cote dor, France,
on Period Furniture and Color l1ar-
mony" (illustratedD.
The exposition will he open after
moons and evenings until II O'Clock.
1t will close Saturday.
Evening star., 1926-10-19
PICTORIALIZES D. c.
DR.. E. L. Scharf Prepares Map OF
Central Washington.

a pictorial map of central Wash
incton with the names of the i'm
portant buildings illustrated, and the
legend printed in both Spanish and
English. has been completed by DR.
F. L. Scharf, 2603 Mozart place, after
10 months work.
Use of the Spanish titles. DR.
Scharf said, is in recognition of the
increasing number of pan-America n
visitors coming here to attend Vari-
Gus trade conventions. The map 1t
self embraces only the territory lying
in the central part of the city, but
marginal illustrations depict promi-
nent buildings located in outlying dis
trictS also.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

fection is no trifle." There must
be incentive to perfection. While
the official inspector sees to OBJ
servation Of government rulings
by the dairy farmer, a Chestnut
Farms judicialinspector re-checks
and awards the farmer a
bonus for milk produced under
conditions that make for :.
perfection. Our satisfaction is in
knowing that Washington mothers
see the comforting results of these
painstaking efforts in the Health
Department Reports they rate
Chestnut Farms MIR highest in
the District.
Evening star., 1926-10-19
G0FF CHARGES COMING
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
Accusation of Malicious Prosecu-
tion Made Against Senator. VIII
Be Heard by Tribunal.

The Supreme Court Yesterday con-
sented to review the charges of E.
Paul Yaselli of New York City that
Senator Golf of West Virginia had
maliciously prosecuted him.
The prosecution was alleged to have
taken place while Goff was Assistant
Attorney General under Harry NJ
Daugherty. Yaseii at the time was
president of the Italian Star Line
a Delaware corporation, which pur
chased ship from the United States
Yaselli declared that Golf presented
false and hearsay' testimony before
a New York grand jury and succeeded
in having him indicted on the charge
of defrauding the Shipping Board. On
this charge he was acquitted. but when
he sought to proceed against Golf on
the malicious prosecution" charge
the lower courts threw out the COM
plaint.
Evening star., 1926-10-19
Coach FelloW-Students.

At Gooding College. Idaho. students
who have previously taught school or
are preparing TO teach have organ
lied what they cali the Teachers
Club, the purpose of which is volun-
tartly to assist other students of the
college who are in danger of failing
in their studies.
Evening star., 1926-10-19
Perfection Through Inspection

- ABY shows are constantly dis
II covering the "perfect child"
But, before the child can be
found perfect, the perfect milk
must be found. To the dairy farms
from which comes Chestnut Farms
MIR there 60 men from the gov
ernment who are seekers of per-
fection. Perfection in the home
life of the COWS, perfection in dairy
sanitation, perfection in cleanli-
ness of milking utensils, alone will
satisfy these official inspectors.
"Trifles make perfection, but per-
Evening star., 1926-10-19
BANQUET GUEST HELD.
Assassin Suspect at Premier's Feast
Armed With Spoons.

BARCELONA, Spain. October Il
R.-Arrested on suspicion of harbor
ing designs against the life of Premier
Primo de Rivera. guest at a banquet
given to the premier by the Patriotic
Union was found to he armed with M
more dangerous weapons than a guam
tity of teaspoons which he had ap
parently stolen.
He was held on a theft charge
Evening star., 1926-10-19

The Duke of Edinburgh 0ater the
Duke of SaXe-Coburg and Gotha), the
father of Queen Marie of Puma MIA
was IN excellent violinist and was pop
ularly known as the royal fiddler"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30

Sestry bratia v Pittsburghu a
ma okoll! Prfd tie v nedel'u, s. au-
gusta 0 2. hodine popoludni do
Harris divadla ma Diamond ulici
Prfd tie okriat ma duchu, prid tie
stismnt ruku Andreja Hlinku a
aspon v d,pchu zad'akovat' mu
ano prfd 'te poeut city sl'achet-
neho srdca vel'keho Slovaka,
prfd tie videt' zlate sediny muza,
ktoreho silly nevladaly zlomit' a.
nj Segedfn ami Mirov; prid tie vse-
tel, ably SINE dokazali Hlinkovi, ze
Pittsburgheania su dnes "a jed
notnd Cesko-Slovensk1 republiku
a ze mic ineho nechceme, iba ably
IA tom nasom yelebnom Sloven-
sku Slovak 81 Dol panom!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30

sorni slovenskeho jazyka, litera-I
tdry a dejepisu mozu byt' len ro-
denf Slovaci, odporacanf troma|
elenami SLOW. Lgy v Kuratoriu-
me,
4. ze a inc ucitel ky ncitelia,.
alebo lradnici budd Slovaci, a
5. ze prednost' umiestnenia v
nstave patricne vyhody V nom
poskytovane patria Slovenian
20 Slovenska.
Jako d 'alsiu zarudSu v pade, ze-
by ministerstvom potvrdene sta
novy boly vyzdvihnute, alebo ma
sa mensina Kuratoriuime bola
| majorzovana, uziaval som fond
nasle'dovne:
Menovany fond ponesie d'alej
memo Fond Generala Milana Ra-
stislava Stefanika Slovenskej Lii
gy Amerike budu neho roc
ne vyplacane nasledovne subven-
Gle nstavu Prvy rok kcsl. 100000,
a po nasledovne roxy taky samy
obnos kym fond S trokami trva a
kym nstav dostoji zavazkom nam
danym. Mad zalchovanfm alebo ne
zachovanm tychto, vyplatenim, "a
lebo neyyplatenlm spomfnanej
Frocnej subvencie rozhoduie spra-
va Slovenskej Ligy V Amerike, a.
lebo jej splnomocnenci.
F Kuratorium ubezpecuje Ldg;u,
ze skoly V tistave Stefanika bud1
~ intenciach .iei poziadavok spraA
vovanG a vedene.
Toto usnesenie bolo hned' sde-
lene advokatom Slov. Lfgy DIR.
Stodolovi a dr., Bazovskemu a oni
naproti tomu uvazen1, re penia-
re si1 nevyhnutel ne potrebne, "a.
by budova llstavu NJ. r. Stefanika
mohla byt sncasne budovou Ma
tice Slovenskej dokoncena slav
nostne otvorena a ably sa vyuco-
vanie 43 zacok este tomto skol-
skom roEm zapocat' mohlo, me-
ne Lfgy sa osvedcujli, ze pod pod
mienkol udobrenia so strany Lii
gy hned po obdrzani udobrenia
uvol mia povodnI depozit u Tatry
banky V obnose 100000 KGs so
vsetkfmi ilrokami.
ia som NAL poverenie cd vacssi-
ny Ustredndho 3VIboru zaiste mii-
dremu a rozvazit6m odporiicaniu
tychto naSich ma Slobo vzatych "a
stupcov "a roduvernych muzov wy
hovet', ale som no zadrzal, ably
rozhodnul mad tym sam Kongres
Pravotit' sa nevyplati, dl'a mien
ky spomenutIch nieto nadeje ma
vyhru a pravotit sa nam ami len
lelchce. Zachranili SINE sice Ter
poriSko 20 sekery, ale al to lepsie
jako mic. Nechceli SINE vziat', &C
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30
Drobne ohlasLy
MA PREDAJ DOM

Predaln dobry, moderny 5 izbo-
w dom vel mi lacno, Y ktorom jos|
k1pelna, gaz, elektrika, yoda atd
Predam ho "a 5 tisic. Haste sa n
&. 1885 Second ST., City. (3O)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30


Msgra Hlinku. Priznava, ze Pitts
burghska Dohoda podlieha roz-
hodnutiu takzvaneho Equity s1-
du ze ona pred podobnym foru-
nom cisto obstoji. Je "a to, ably
sa sporne stranky sisly, predeba-
tovaly vyrovnaly rozdiely a u
stalily sa ma spolocnom postupe.
Nllz jeho priatel 'stvo je nam
nanajvys vzacne, lebo vieme, ze
je mas dobry priatel, zastanca, ze
81 cinami ziskal v srdci. slovenske-
no naroda4,- teply kntik a Okr.
Sbor v New Yorku zaiste tlmacil
nase city, ked' mu v meme Ligy
odovzdal strieborny pokal.
Zalezitost' daru Internatu gene
rala Stefanika v T. Sv. MARITIME.
! Dl'a' usnesenia posledneho kon-
gresu ziadali SINE meme tohoto
.vkladnn knizku cd miliona ko-
run, ulozeneho v banke ''Tatre. ;"
Dosla odpoved' zaporna, tvrdia-
ca, re banka to moze zrobit' len
ma zaklade alebo dorozumenia sa
kuratoriumom menovaneho IL
stavu, alebo ma zaklade vyroku
s1du.
Pravotit' sa nam neprislo a
ked' menovana banka poslala Il
radne uistenie, ze zakaz vyplaca-
MIA tohoto fondu pine honoruje
- docielila Liga to, co povodne
chcela, totiz neprispet' ma tlstav
nicim, kym by sme nemali ME ne
sodpovedne sl'uby, ME uistenia
nezodpovednych cinitel'ov - ale
pevne zaruky, ze tistav bude slu-
zit' zaujmom sSlovenska, sloven-
skeho naroda, ze bUde riadeny
spravovany v duchu narodne-kre-
st 'anskom.
Podal som v tomto OIL 'ade svo
je odporncanie, ktore bolo t'az
kou vacsinou clenov Ustrednei
spravy Ustredntm vyborom po-
tvrdene a ma zaklade tXchto po-
veril som ma slovo vzatych nasich
krajovych einitel'ov advokatov
Judrov Emilia Stodo1u Bazov-
skeho abp vyjednavali patric-
nymi cinitel mi a zadovazili nam
pine, nezrusitel ne garancie, ci uz
tieto bud1 tvorit' takzvane Sta
tilty alebo jako my tu hovorime
stanovy, potvrdene ministerstvom
alebo pevne kontrakty so zupou,
ci kulutoriumom, ze-
J.. yladt y Knratoriume m6ze
zastupovat' hocikto my, len nie
DIR. Srobar, ktory Dol Slovenskti
Llgu V Amerike bezpodstatne t az
ko urazil,
2. ze vyueovacia rec dstavu :bu-
de slovenska,
3. re profesorom, alebo profe-