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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-18
WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

all stand against the possible I'M
plications of this lesson; so that we
must be very careful to read the
lesson only in the light Of the whole
teaching of scripture.
To see always in the failure of
crops, in blight, disease, and trouble,
the hand of God Furnishing people
of God and of his loving Providence.
Rather should we see with Paul that
there are no circumstances that can
Separate from the love of God in
Christ the soul earnestly devoted to
the Master.
But, having seen these spiritual
implications of life, how God leads
men through what seemed to be I'M
favorable as well as through favor
able paths, we should not neglect
in it's own place the broad teaching
Of this lesson which life to very
great extent vindicates. We should
not minimize the amount Of mis-
fortune that comes directly to the
world from a failure to recognize
and obey the laws of God.
Probably far more of the troubles
even OF good people arise from the
unconscious disobedience to certain
laws than we often realize, Though
we may allow for exceptions, a
people that are sober, Industrious,
patient, persistent. efficient, will at
tain to prosperity and happiness
while people that are slothful, sci.
fish, vicious. viii be for the most
part, people poverty stricken and
miserable.
The Law of Life 4
We must not neglect either the
lower or the higher aspects of Prov
idence as manifest in the. application
of the law of life. Also 1t should be
remembered that where character
trtumphs over circumstance It ID due
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-18
QUARREL WAS FATAL

BIZ United Press
FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. 49,.
Two men, fighting in the street ovl
which should pay a taxicab farNs
were killed by an auto today. The
men, Bernard O'Neill and Edward
McCabe. rolled in the road punching
each other, and an auto. coming at
high speed. was on top OF them be-
fore the driver could stop
Evening star., 1926-09-24

CHEVY CHASE. D. {.
Corner 107 fl. front; high, beautiful view.
treas: 81. 600: all improvements included;
lake end trust back of building loan Main
9927 or West 314S teveninEst. 26'
Evening star., 1926-09-24
TAKOMA PARK.

n. c. owner having left city. must sell.
at terms 70 suit. modern house of rooms
and sleeping porch. h.-wh.. oak floors fire.
place, One room second hoor with sink and
gas range; garage; close to 14th st. cars.
No reasonable offer refused.
SO, 900 - ATTRACTIVE white colonial: six
rooms modern In every respect; large living
room with colonial fireplace. h.-w.h., hard
wood floors: level shady lot paved street
close to cars: in best neighhorhood: garage
terms. Big discount for cssh above trust.
K. d. LILLE.
Laurel and Carroll AYES. Tskoma.
End of 14th St. "Takoma' Car Line
Col $500
Evening star., 1926-09-24
WANTED-LOTS.

from owner: must he reasonable: offer 1926
De Luxe 6-cy. coupe az part payment. Ad
dress Box 3Gi A Star Office. =.
Evening star., 1926-09-24
BIGGEST
NEW HOME VALUE
IN CHEVY CHASE!

This beautiful colonial brick cor
ner residance is situated only block
off Connecticut ave, in the most ss-
lect location in this exclusive suburb.
The house is center-han plan. Its
architecture and tasteful decoration
successflillS interpret the owners de-
sire TO make this home DISTINCT
EY INDIVIDUAL IN TYPE. There
are six spacious rooms. two wonder
fully equipped baths lone with
shower). large side porch; buffers
pantry. splsndidly equipped k,tchfn
The grounds, which have 60-foot
frontage. are very attractively land
scaped and there are number of fine
shade trees.
At this point in the construction of
the home II is possible for the nur-
chaser to select the lighting fixtures.
shutters and any other features that
might be desired.
This property is offered at sur
prisingly low figure and on very sat.
isfactory terms.
Call Mr.. STAFFORD. Main Sa04.
For Location or appointment to
InepeoS.
Evening star., 1926-09-24
FOR SALE-LOTS.
fEUnkan~nAN

CHEVY CHASE BARGAINS.
Three lots on INLAND Terrace. bet. 33rd
and Western ave-. SO. zoos. lots "a. 35 And
"a. Price. 30c per II. Main 1850.
Evening star., 1926-09-24

Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co..
Loans at Lowest Interest Rates Thr ,ugh
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
1Qla YsEmoni Ara E.Ns Main AIS
Evening star., 1926-09-24
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

price. price $4,000 n Epw' wv p. sscsHiwXRsTz INC
134. 18th NV See Mr.. Birckhead.(
Evening star., 1926-09-24
FOR SAIE-HOCSES.


NEAR ,Sl 10th AND R. I AVE; N;E.-sPAY:
hardwood floors throughout: built-in bath
fixtures; owner will sell S4Oo cash. balance
RosEDALB ST. Ne, NEAR 18th 4 H
Dandy. sweet little honp. frame s nice
rooms. bath: .S5 900: $500 cash, terms on
balance; this Is a charming little place; first
sRssi.92 ssi% 4ssf sho sees 1t will possibly buy it,
NEAR 9th & E. -CAPTToI-1l ROOMS.
semi detached. newly papeered 4-car brick
o1 rseS 900 Sssa VIII Msa sa0 sss Gear
1908 Maryland ,AvE@eHICE dsSk BRICK:
and $50 per month.
r.m "s l9th d,ns2 s.rsTs. q 5oS
$500 cash $50 per month Main 7ssl.
WHY RENT?-FINANCE DOWN PINT. ON
any new brick house for responsa,66iEeo a6Eo party;
esss eS s7ia sasase nv: aTP aor.S e SasooW -:
BARGAINLl2es kENYoN ST. NV 4,
baths escd anS ns,ntsd ers nes
from 10 am. TIL dark. Is
3,FAMTLY APARTMENT NEAR DUPONT
Circ!e-Built-in garage: monthly rental,
sls7 so. Investigate & this gu quickly: ~: because
er wants offer. Main 1891.
COLORED-16O7 T N.W.-2-STORY AND
basement brick house. 7 rooms = baths: side
and rear yards: $500. e5'
1o,room house: ami; 4-car brick garage;
extra wide paved alley 20
325 c ST. s.E-s ROOMS. BATH HOT
water heat. electric light, porches: S6.550:
$3.50 down. $50 month. Cali Line. -5s36.
SIX ROOMS. BATH ATTIC; BEAM CELL
vest @ Price. $4,000: Xdans-zoss-U.
Evening star., 1926-09-24
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
OOntinued.)
GARRETT PARK, MD.
Groom House; u Acre.

GARRETT PARK, MD.
Groom House; u Acre.
$l3,5OO.
Living room 14x27 open fireplace; hard
wood floors throughout real porch. 33 feet
long. . to IL wide; h.-w. heat. elec. range.
tiled bath. built-in tub; attractively deco
rated trees. shrubbery.
6-RoOm House. u Acre: 50, 500.
Hardwood floors downstairs: open fire.
place. tiled bath. built-in tub, cleo; garage {;
fruit and shade trees.
W. n. BROWN.
GARRETT PARK, MD
Phone Kens. 1s5 evenings and Sundays or
Main 1850 Branch 14e, during Government
office hours. 26s
WHY RENT?
5-room and bath bungalow. with sleeping
porch, elec. lights elec. range concrete eel
lar with pipeless furnace and laundry trays
S75 down, $50 month, including ali interest
Address Box 45-A. Star office.
MUST SELL
a new 5-rm. bungalows tile bath. h-w h -.
laundry trays, elec. and gas. hardwood floors.
large porches and sleeping porch built In
Rtchen cabinet, large pantry: cement street.
docks from Baltimore pike. Terms $1OO
cash. $40 monthly. including all extras
Phone Hyatts: 5s3. Open evenings and sun
DON'T MISS TIL!
MT. RAINIER. MD
Seven rooms, semi-det ached bungalow:
bath. electricity. gas; large lot; S8.25O:
SHIELDS & CHAMRERLIN. INC.
,, .710 14th st. NV.
Main 1877. Hyatts. 155.w.
Evening star., 1926-09-24

SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
room home. with garage. one ,sauare from
csn Sc c o.ner North
rs dsI5 HosS 81 eTET s-
one Sscf ners IF sahS
", ceelNmhHia eHs IH at; key at s11. OWNER
Sass tar h. elsc Aekss peb eesr AsD and
attic. gar; -S5, ,550; $500 cash, S55 mo M
1898. 1908 NV.
TAKoMA PARK, ND. % 2,FAMILY FLAT:
fn.uFsnce" BldS. Main "ai7 Gieves s7a
evenings. "a
4room and bath bung allow. hardwood
Aoors hnllt,in t, bath h.,wh wi : esc range; 4
lot: no cash psyment and only $50 per mo
We also have a couple. of broom and bath
p.,,o p,vd .ra T. ,Ns.I M; BsspNK 3, ro,,,.s c,R Nd
f'fs Prom Ply HYasts It's a9e Ho1r. am SIP s pm '
slsep,ng porch. 4 block from R: | ave:
msSts Soo as SSS s'sa sso4 81. It, NJ
OWNER MOVING VEST. WILL SELL
stssi. stSS% Gs a
o1nhss e, pa gfas6 i sssa .San
e Ssss q 81 'i Emerson "a ave- phone eisFsgSn Sc!
So. 75o-A PRICE FOR ENeLIsH:TYPE.
ss we'll or better than sc.salied model
turn left on Grace Church I'd. go 9 blocks,
then one right. Ask for Mr.. sTrFFLER.
SEVEN ROOM AND BATH sEMIBUNGA-
low; cement cellar; garage; cement drive
Hias ins: owner 'f frans e k.nsaeky % $50:
Phone Hyattsville 1879. 26'
BUY FROM OWNER AND SAVE COMMIs-
lyon So Park. Va: near stores and car line;
be bought from very
u ioo%f. ofsfb bst9es" ''G soaps of $40 Hd p% sHd
INSPECT THIS ATTRACTIVE New 5;R1; 1.S :
clos; stat. tubs. Violet pl.' Blair Md M.
Lor. 757seo. STATE Rp:: NEARBY Nd
blt,in. gar. attic, firepl. barg. NJ. 1898.
YOU CAN OWN THIS COMFORTABLE
large large 'iG living room, bedrooms kitchen. cute
attic room. bath; cement cellar under entire
tof GARDEN Which g'qE
ciude interest Hyattsville 672-M.
. ACRES NEARBY Md STATE RID. 7-R
4 b. home anil large oak trees: nr. cars
& stores: barg. M 1898. 1903 III NV.
I4th ST. cAG Ar tsNEBuNGAhow LIN .s s.Isys s475So
elecsrielty ISo fEsFhtTtogmyoS fssh ff9Pf porch PARK
Tile corner bungalow. INV. h.. electricity.
gas: s rooms and sleeping. porch: brick fire.
place: So. $50; $3.50 cash; bargain:
H-w.h. hardwood floors. electricity. love-
ly tile bath: corner property.
BOSS, 1109 Eve st. Main %
S75O-NEW COTTAGE: ONE-HALF ACRE
ground: beautiful shade: nice porch; terms.
500 cash, $500 month; nearby MontgoT,,
cry County. GEO. E. JOHNSON. owner 9os
10th ne.
KENsINGToN MD.-s ROOMS AND BATH
furnace heat: elec light: large lot; , on
c%HfSE osner iSe Peoples
Bldg, Main 1a17. Clsve. a79 evenings
Evening star., 1926-09-24
LOOK !

LOOkt
If you are looking for home see us as
we have some wonderful bargains and on
terms less than rent. rooms. INV h .,
1000; rooms; ami. 500; ) rooms,
ami. S6 800: close to r, !. ave. WOOD
RIDGE REALTY co. North sOs3
6-ROOM SEMI IBUNGALOW, AMI: LOT
40 by 80; one fare zone; near trolley sta
month including interest: possession at once.
New broom bungalow ami: lot so by
100: $3.50: $500 cash. balance $50 per
month including interest
New broom BUNGALOW. hot water heat
ami. lot so by $50 hoored attic: pos
like rent.
Have large list to select from
r
Evening star., 1926-09-24

WANTED TO BUY-APTS.
INVESTOR DESIRES APARTMENT. DOWN
chow good return will pay. $4,000 to
S25 900 cash: must have full particulars
first letter; replies confidential Address
Roy AGA Star once
Evening star., 1926-09-24
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WAIEK FRONT PROPERTY.
WANTED-0NE OR MORE ACRES ON
Va. or Md. shore of Potomac; must be
within 80 miles of D. C. Address BOX
cS2-A. Star office.
3 ACRES WITH 1O-ROOM HOUSE. FRONT
ing on Potomac River in fne fshing and
duck shooting section: pretty lawn to waters
edge: shade. fruit .artesian water. pier: good
location; suitable for home. club or Summer
resort; bargain At $4,000. BAUMAN
HEINZMAN, 1904 n NV. Main $500.
OWINGS BEACH. THE p. A ROBERTS
COTTAGE with lots, for sale: easy terms.
w: CARL WYATT. Adams 1891.
AN OPPORTUNITY SUCH AS
GRANDAD HAD!
superb waterfront plot on salt water IS
miles from Washington; improved highways,
excellent shade: ideal location. Will con
slider $50 for immediate sale. Arrange
terms il necessary. Telephone Mr.. Lilly.
IS ACREs-ABorT p NILE ON ST.
good harbOr: oysters: S-room house i'm fair
condition: SO 900; easy terms
l25 acres-1 u miles water front: good
deep water cnd shaded building sites; 81 1000.
Bay; 4-roOm house: barn. etc. 50 800.
JAMES c. BtfRCH. Leonardtown. Md.
Evening star., 1926-09-24
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY.

FOR SALE TO CLOSE An ESTATE.
Very valuable second commercial prop
ne Long frontage on three streets. Lot
contains nearly 10000 so Il. and Is in
proved by a number Of good brick build
fnss EDw P sCHwARTz. INC. Ia 18th
" See Mr.. Brick headl
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-10
Atttracive Holiday Wrapping Ads GreatY to Your Git

It is surprising how much better your gift win look if properly wrapped. Tinsa
Cord and Tfsd Ribbon, per ball 1Oc- Tags, Cards and Seals, that mean so much,
per envelope SC.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-10

Christmas CardS Brina Cheer

The largest and most complete display of carefully selected, a-stee-engraved
Christmas cards WI have ever shown. Send a beautifully worded card TO your
friend and dear ones; they express the Christmas Spirit, ad or prices are 3
and 1Oc Christmas Card Booth, Main Floor
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-10
TOOL CHEST

Consisting of steel saw, hammer,
try>square, triangle, rule, chalk and
mitre box On
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-10
Your Christmas
Store
Opens Toyland
on
Main Floor

Every little boy and girl is invited to come to
Wilson's and see TOyland in all its glory. It is
such a bright cheerful place-a real land Of sur
prises and wonders, and toys by the thousands
and of every description imaginable. Com Onei
Come all! Let's all be happy in Wilson's TOyland
-BOZeman's greatest Christmas Store Don't
fail to see our special toy window display. There
are a million surprises in store for every kiddie
in Gallatin County.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
AUCTION

The Farm of the Late Matthew TcIcchncr, situated in the stanley Quarter Section, Farmlngton, Conn. Near Hartford RcScrN oir No. i. SATURDAY, JAN. 9, tA2G-i P. VI, h Holstcin and good grade cows. all tuhcrrulin tested, young bull, ]
 young farm horses, Ten tons of hay, l5 tons CnSi!agc, hravy twO-horSc farm wagons, | business wagon, buggy. set heavy hobs, | moving machine. | sulky blow. walking blows, hay rakc, harrows, CultiNaturS, extension lad der. chains, forks, Cooley creamcr with many other farm tools and i'm plcmCnts.
 Terms Cash Note: This sale Is called in settle nrnt of m estate, Everything mus; he sold.
 The ROU OURKE-ROBOTHiM O., Inc
 Sales Managers JnionVille, tonn
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
National Guard Units
 Prepare for Inspection

Hartford, Jan. s Pt-Orders rom inc adutant generals office today instruct commanding officers 10 pre- pare their units for ordnance in sncction and set the dates for such inspections by corps area ordnance officer of one of his civilian assist ants.
 In tho lG9th infantry the dates are. F,b. l. Company c; Feb. b. rowi,zer company, Feb. G, Company G: Feb. 8. ncalunar'rrs company; Feb. 2. service company, Feb, 10, l.aaquartcrs company 2nd baraI- ion: F,b. Ii. Company l.; Feb, i2, comrauv r. Feb. B, Company K; T,h. 15. Company N, Feb. l9, head quarter. company lst ba'iai"n' I,,h. 9o. Company II: Fob. 23, rom- uany I: Feb. 2i, Company B; Feb, j., Company \. Feb, 26, Company b, Fob. e7. headquarters company %rd hat,.uan. ist squadron, cavalry; T,h. Ir. Troop R. Hartford; Feb, IT, Troop C. Hartford. Feb. IS, liSth ryatIuu squadron, Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
RACE SEGREGATION
 UP BEFORE COURT
Supreme Tribunal to Pass on
 Legality Of Contracts

Washington, Jan. s Rl-The ques- ton of race segregation in cities was argued before the supreme court to- day in a case involving the enforce ability of contracts made among property owners to restrict the sale and use Of their property.
 The case originated in the national capital. The property involved. which the owner sought to sell to q negro woman, is on s street, in what few years ago was an exclusive white residential section, The homes of Herbert Hoover and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson are on the same . street, only half dozen blocks away.
 Owners Of the property in the block in dispute--hetweon l7th and 18th street--mado a formal contract in 1921 that for a period of 2l years none would sell to negro. About d year later, however, one of the par ties to the contract, Mrs. Irene Hand Corrlgan, agreed to sell her house lO AlISs Ilfltu N"ul il9 il4'A LA4H N'AA'i property owners in the block were given an injunction against the sale on tho ground that Mrs. Curtis is of negro blood. The lower court held the contract valid and enforceable, sweeping aside contentious that con stitutional guarantee of race equal ty had been violated.
 The national association for the advancement of colored people iontcd with others In appealing the rase to the highest court and Mooroticld Storey of Massachusetts and Louis Marshall of New York ap' peared today as counsel for Mrs Corrigan and Mrs. Curtis,
 Mr Marshall contended tha agreements among white propert2 owuers not 10 sell 10 negroes was ar entering wedge of "Ku kluX kIar program" and that if the segregation was permitted it would extend tt other groups in the country.
 "The movement there is differ entiation in our courts betwo"l white and black, Catholic and Prot cstant, Jew and non-Jew," he said "Hatreds and passions will ineyita bly be aroused"
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
NEW HAVEN FIRE
 LOSS RUNS HIGH
(Continued from First Page)

immediate business section.
 The ire was attacked from four sides by the water towers of tho department and while, for time, water seemed to make little impress sion, 1t finally conquered and the fire did lar less damage than was threat ened.
 Main Building Saved
 The annex of tho Adasktn com pany's store is an ell from Its main salcsroom In Orange street, and the 1 fire was checked before 1t entered ! the main building, In the space made by the ell and covering the 1 Crown Orange street corner is the Chamberin Furniture Co.'S sales rooms and warehouse. but this was not invaded by the fire.
 On the top floor of the AdaslIin building were reserve stocks of high grade parlor, dining room and bedroom furniture and this material with its crating and wrappings made quick burning fuel. On the lower floors immense quantities of water poured from the many lines of hose and water towers and the damage to furniture and other house fur nishlngs stored on them was almost as extensive as from fire above.
 Tho building structura)ly was not believed 10 have been badly dam aged. as the fire did not affect the heavy brick walls.
 This was the first fire of any se'
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08

make further inquiry because Of tho statute of Limitations,
 Borah Asks Question
 Asked by Senator l'orah what good the federal trade commission evidence was If 1t could not he used, tho attorney general said he did not know that this had been worked out. He added that the commission took tho view that sue cess of its investigations frequently depended upon keeping somo of 1t confidential
 Senator Walsh insisted that a 8 10 2 resolution passed by the com mission In February, 1925, with held from the department Of jus. tice not only the evidence received In confidence from the Aluminium company. but all information re-. ceiycd from that company,
 The attorney general differed with this view.
 Senator King asked If the jus tee department had taken the view recently expressed by the chief executive in his New York speech that business has purged itself and there is no longer need to invoke ] the antitrust and Clayton acts"
 'I have not heard of any such proposition from the chief eXecu' tive or any other source," the at- torney general said.
 T am undertaking 10 rec that all of the laws are administered, T
 Senator Walsh produced the min utes of the trade commission fl which Commissioner Nugent said ht agreed that what had been received as confidential should he held a' confidential, but that other inform alton from the company should no be withheld from the department o justice.
 The attorney general still stick 10 his view that all the information withheld was confidential, basin! this largely on the letter received b. the department from the ,commis sion.
 The examination of MT, Sargen had not been concluded when tn committee adjourned until tomor , row,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
City Items

The Lions Frolic at Lyccum The atcr 14. 15, 16. Proceeds goes 10 charity Tickets on sale at C. l., Pierce X Co.-advt.
 MT. and Mrs. William L. Beers of Pearl street will spend the remain der of the winter in the south.
 Frank s. Pcnficld, formerly of this city, is here renewing acquaintanccs. Mr. Penfield is now connected with the Tudor Press, Inc, Boston.
 Fresh made Orange County But ter, SIC lb. National Tea Import CTS, 123 Main St.--adyt.
 Robert Legal, Jr, son of MT, and Mrs. Robert Legat of Lincoln street, has returned to Catholic University at Washington after spending the Christmas recess at his home. Annual reports will be acted upor and officers will be elected at the annual meeting of the Talmud Tor ab, Sunday evening at o'clock 1T the Talmud Torah hall on Elm street.
 Demos & Hanos have been grant ed q permit to build a three family house on Ridgewood street at cos' Of S12,000.
 Strictly Fresh Elm Hill Eggs 65c Do1. National Tea Importers l2S Main St.--advt.
 Michael Bocci of 7S Greenwood
  street, and Miss Liberato Peronac' of % Landcrs avenue, have beel granted a license 10 marry.
 The Hebrew Free Loan associa tion has filed articles of inGorpor ation. The subscribers are: Samue Grocnbcrg, Fred Wrinkle, Bernar Miller. M. D. SaXc, Israel LeVlI Samuel W. Menus, II. RosenDla' and Max Kennedy,
 The Lions FroIic at Lyceum The ater, IA, IS, 16. Proceeds goes | charity. Tickets on sale at C. Pierce X Co.-advt
 Acting on a writ of execution Is sued by the city court, Constapl T-rcd Wrinkle will sell the stock an fixtures of John Giner, alias Jon Timer, of Lafayette street at pupil auction on January 20 at 10 a. IT This is to satisfy a judgment fc S72.92 and costs of $49.S2 obtaine arainst Timer by Harry NJ. SuskiI
 Clearance sale of hats, selling at sacrifice. Some unusual values days only. French Hat Shoppe' ", Main st., Prof. Bldg.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
EXECUTIVES TO MEET

Hartford, Jan. CP1 -- The state board of finance has issued a notice for a meeting of the society of e&- ecutiyes of state institutions to be held at the capital on January 15, at 1030 a. III. There will be an i'm portant report on the working of the system which requires that the heads of all state institutions report to the comptroller the prices of all things used in their establishment, These are tabulated and sent to each executive in printed form so that each head of an institution may compare his prices with those of the others.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
Mass. State Officials
 AnprOye of FOrd's Plan

Boston, Jan. P'-Henry Ford's plan 10 have T section of the old Boston Post road moved from the front yard of his Wayside inn in sudbury is regarded favorably by state authorities, Commissioner William F. Williams of the depart ment of public works said today The commissioner will confer with Mir. Ford at Sudbury tomorrow on details of the plan.
 The manufacturer has offered to pay the cost of the road removal, estimated at SSO,000, in order to protect the historic inn from the iarring of traffic.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
NO. l2Si6.

TioasIry Department, office Of Comp t.a'e. of ,he Currency.
 Washington, J C., November g. lg2' Wl.-,as. ly snff.'a,'ury e"Ider-e l.t tart,d 10 inc undersigned, u tat tf'- u ade to spp,ar ta1t "TAe City Na''paa Park ot New Britain" m the C'ty C New Britain iu the County of Harfo'' and State e Connecticut has "omIlic' v,th all 'le provisions Of the S'siu'es e tas Unted Efa'et required to be com plied with hetore an asFooiaftou 'naA ts authorized to commence the buFHetF o' Banking;
 Now therefore !. J. " Mcintosh. Cont troIIcr of tfe Currency. do hereby rU tlfy that rThe City National llanA {" New Bu.aln" ID the City ot New Er'a 'n the County o' Hartford and state r Conuertiru' iE authorized t0 comment tSe hns.uers o' Banking as pio. tfe1 ? Section Fifty one hundred and FfH'F p'r' ot the Resfted s.atuteE Of the J0tss States.
 Tn testimony waereot w''ncs- my han. md zeal of office thls ur'a day O November, 1895.
 7. ". Nrl>Tr71l.
 Comptroller of th, turtrney
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
CANADA's NATIONAL DEBT

Ottawa, Jan. $ H7 - Canada's national debt was s36.000. 900 less on January 1, 1926, than at the opening of 1895. the department of finance announced today, At the close of 1925 the total net debt was s2.S81.735.027, as compared with s2,417,745,930 at the close of 1924. During December, 1925, there was a decrease of sSS1,856.