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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-01-15
BRIEF CHRONICLES
BY LAND AND SEA
Ticks and Flashes Which BuIIe.
tin in Condensed Style the
News Of the World.
TIMELY HISTORY PARAGRAPHS
Events at Washington Which Loom
Large as Crucial Happenings.
Industrial Activities at
Home and Abroad.
WASHINGTON

President Coolidge is informed OF
railroad labor agreement
Great Britain's regulation of the
output, shipment and price Of crude
rubber, grown by British interests in
Malay and Ceylon, was assailed by
witnesses before the House Interstate
and Foreign Commerce Committee,
whics is inquiring into such Govern
eminent controls" to ascertain their
effect upon American trade and deter
mine what protective measures may
be devised.
Ho0Ser indorses White bill giving
bis department authority to regulate
radio broadcasting,
Hoover calls on Unitel States to
Eight foreign control OF basic monopo-
lies. Offers evidence of price-fixing.
By the overwhelming vote OF 54 to
i6 the Senate refused to permit delay
In action on the world court and debt
agreements until a sweeping lnyesti-
cation of alleged propaganda could be
made
Senate passed wadsworth (R., N.
~ bill tc sell certain military reser-
vadions.
House adopted resolution providing
for a Congressional Committee to
lease Muscle Shoals.
Senate passed La Toilette (R., Wis.l
resolution calling on Treasury for In
come tax data OF anthracite operators.
Coolidge asks $4,000 to send dele
gates to preliminary league arms con-
terence
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WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

5ERAlN.-German Iron and Steel
Trust to be built on American cash
Ell PASo.-Mexico is concentrating
troops along American border in ex-
pectation Of new uprising.
SAN PEDRO, oal.--The explosion
of defective shell aboard the battle
ship Oklahoma during anti-aircraft
practice OF Catalina Island resulted
in the injury Of five men.
NEW YoRk.-Rsceipts Of the New
York postoifice last month were about
S7.000.000. while the total for 1925
was in the neighborhood Of s7O,oO0.-
600. Postmaster John J. Kiely told 50
members Of the Rotary Club.
ALBANY, NJ. Y.-Governor Smith
reads his 1925 message to the Legis.
lature; both parties praise 1t.
BISMARCK, N. D.-North Dakota's
oldest bank. the Bismarck State Bank.
was closed voluntarily due to depleted
reserve, the State Bank Examiner an.
nounced
SOUTH BEND, lnd.-knute X.
Rockne. coach Of Notre Dame Univer.
sity's football team, has become a
meusber Of the Catholic Church. News
of the confirmation Of Rockne by
Bishop John T. Noll OF Fort Wayne
on November % last, has caused a
sensation in the Middle West.
PITTs7uRGH.-Bie rate war looms
as two roads cut tarifs on iron.
LoNDON.-British statesmen t..r
new Greek dictator plans war Of con.
quest.
TRENToN.-inter-cIty Jurisdiction
over buses In New Jersey asked BY
utility commissioners in annual re-
port
GENEVA.--owen D, Young, leader
Of the committee which was responsi.
Bile for the Dawes reparation report.
is expected to participate In the pre-
paratory work of the League OF Ma
tions international economic confer
enee.
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WORLDS BUSINESS

Federal Reserve Bank rate is raised
10 4 per cent.
More than 15.o00,00O pieces of mail
handled in New York daily.
Railroads and unions agree on ma
chinery to settle all disputes.
F. A. Soldering urges U. S. to grow
rubber in Philippines to shake of
British grip
O'Connor says foreign competition
against private American operators
will not drive United States flag from
seas.
Federal Mining and Smelling Com
pany votes $40 dividend
Railroads Indicate 5.55 per Ger. re
turn for November.
Propeller Club plans nationwide
drive to educate public as to need OF
a merchant marine.
United States takes back American
Palmetto Line ships and opens 6ght
on foreign competition.
Senate orders inquiry into failure
to prosecute Aluminium Company of
America.
Official Washington beginning to
realize formidability Of farmers com
plant
National Cash Register l,I00. .000-
share offering many times oversub.
scribed
Bills to authorize appropriations OF
tl50,000,000 for public buildings
throughout the country we're intro
duced by Chairmen Elliott and Fern
aid Of the Senate and House Buildings
Committees. one-third OF the amount
would be spent in Washington. No
other specific designations were con-
tanned as to sites.
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FOREIGN

seven-foot Africans found who can
break Olympic records.
More than five hundred persons
were reported drowned by floods in
the State OF Nayarit, Mexico. Five
hundred houses are said to have col
lapsed
Bogus franc plot threatens to dis.
credit entire Hungarian Fascist and
anti-Semitic. movement
Archduke Albrecht ready to mount
Hungarian throne when bogus money
scandal broke.
The food damage in the district OF
Santiago Ixcuintla. Mexico, is placed
at 100000 pesos. Governor De La
Penna asks Federal aid for the suf.
ferers. and says some villages were
almost completely wiped out.
As nearly every one else has reg.
stored a protest sgainst the financial
schemes proposed for France, the
smokers OF the country have now de.
cided to hold a huge mass meeting tc
make known their particular form OF
complaint.
Exile Of Crown Prince Carol leaves
Queen Marie and Eratiano unopposed
in Roumania.
The Finance Committee of the
Chamber OF Deputies approved the
Washington agreement for settlement
Of the Belgian debt to the United
States.
Concentration of Mexican Federal
troops on the international boundary
is in progress because OF reports Of a
new revolutionary movement. Marco
Flores. de facto Mayor OF Juarez, said
A company OF men is drilling in
Juarez with expectancy OF entering
the army.
Sir Austen Chamberlain wants 8
Balkan Locarno pact
Berenger. new French Ambassador
sails for United States.
Paul Cassier. Berlin art dealer. at
tempts suicide.
Queen Margherita's will leaves pal
ace to Crown Prince Humbert.
Europe's attitude toward the United
States osciilates between two OF,
posite poles One is the belief that
European nations can go It alone
without American help. The other
is that American aid is indispensable
for the genuine restoration Of war
ravaged Europe
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LATEST EVENTS
AT WASHINGTON

Senate committee expected to vote
against seating Nye.
Greek Debt Mission to press counter
claims over its s15.ooo,ooO obliga-
tion.
Major Gen. Lassiter slated for Per.
shing's Tacna-Arica posts
Senator Fernald (R., Mel bolts Ad.
ministration on World Court.
What is believed to be an important
step toward prevention of strikes on
railroads was made when represent
atives Of the railroads and railway
organized labor met and agreed up
on terms Of a bill to abolish the
Railroad Labor Board.
House Committee approves $4,000
fund for delegates to the armys par
ley
Senate Finance Committee delays ac-
tion on the ehief features In the tax
bill.
There is virtually no world court op.
position, says Mark Sullivan.
A test OF World Court strenath In the
Senate came unexpectedly. BY a
vote Of 81 to 10, resolution offered
by Senator Reed of Missouri for an
investigation of alleged propaganda
in favor of the world court and the
foreign debt settlements was de.
feated.
Wadsworth offers bill to revise com.
mission procedure.
Senator Bruce, Of Maryland. Demo
crat, pleads for world court.
TWO Of the three women members Of
Congress are opposed to the Vol
stead act, Mrs. Norton o., ~ ~
and Mrs. Kahn r.. CALI.
Premier Mussoiini's suppression Of
Masonic societies In Italy resulted
In a bsrrage Of letters to every Sen
ator and Representative from John
H. cowles. grand commander CT the
supreme council Of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Of Free tia.
sorry, Southern Jurisdiction,
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SPORTING

Forester gets pro golf job at Bal
tusrol Club.
New York and Boston hockey teams
battle to 2-2 score at Garden.
Four-mile race for varsity crews in
Poughkeepsie regatta again assured.
Bobby Jones, national amateur golf
titleholder will get a chance to
ayenge his defeat by Archie Compston
sand Arnaud Massey, champion Euro
pean players. when he and Tommy
Armour, local professional, play at
Sarasota, Fla. on Saturday. Janu-
airy %. Z
Clas Thunberg. of Finland, Olympic
speed skating champion. made spe-
cial trip to Newburgh, N. Y, to visit
the grave Of one who was champion
of champions of his day-Joseph r.
Donoghue. whose records for skating
distances more than twenty-five miles
still stand.
Queens College score easy victory
over Princeton In hockey match at
Garden, New York, 4 to- o.
Jake Schaefer regains worlds bill
lard title. defeating Edouard Hore-
mans, 1900 to $50.
Bishop Manning Nombarded with
letters in protest. reiterates his views
on sports and religion.
Price OF 5000. 900 set on Canter,
horse which ran second to Pompey in
the Futurity.
Sid Terris makes offer to Rocky
Kansas for title boxing bout.
England expects Tilden to invade
British Isles this year.
Boston Braves apply Ut franciss in
National Football League.
Miss Helen Wills plays tennis in
secret in New York on the eve OF sail
ing for Europe.
Plan suggested to raise fees Of
jockeys in Maryland on a basis Of 10
per cent Of purse.
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GENERAL

Ambassador Moore returns with en-
thusiasm for Spain.
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt married
TO Earl E T. Smith in New York.
Federal grand jury opens inquiry
into Usage Indian murders in Okla.
homa.
American dramatists organize on
Equity model to protect their rights.
DR.. Cadmar deplores widespread ig.
norance on religious matters.
Federal Reserve Bank advances re-
discount rate from 31s to 4 per cent.
New York real estate experts d.
vided on Governor Smiths recon.
mendations for housing.
Presidents uncle, John ] Wilder.
enters old fddlers' contest In vaude-
Vile
New York Garden crowded with
5000 fowls at thirty-seVenth annual
poultry show.
Enright. former New York police
head, plans comeback as the head of
worldwide police organization.
The Bureau OF Missing Persons OF
the New York Police Department re.
ceived during 1925 reports that 20.3Ss
persons had been lost in the city. ac-
cording to report filed by Captain
job Ayres. commandant OF the bu-
reau.
Blair G Co. working out large mer-
ger Of midcontinent OIL companies.
Governor Smiths message to New
York Legislature urges drastic
changes in law.
Milk trust, offshoot OF baking mer-
ger. plans to import milk from the
West
County authorities are taking no
chances Of having President Coolidge
stuck in snowdrift should II be. nee
essary for him to come to Plymouth.
VT. in connection with his fathers
Illness The thirteen-mile stretch Of
road to Ludlow has been plowed clear
OF snow.
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Museum Worth Visit

Mummies of ancient southern Utah
cliff dwellers. weapons, agricultural
implements and other relics, declared
by some archeologists TO be among
the finest specimens in existence, are
housed in a small museum of the Nor
mon church. located in Temple block
in Salt Lake City. The museum, Wis
tied annually by thousands of tour
lists, also contains many relics of Nor
mon pioneers. such as spinning Wheels
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Great American Poet

. Sidney Lanier was one of the fore
most American poets. AS young
man, be entered the Civil war and
served until taken prisoner. The ex-
perience Of war affected his health
and caused tuberculosis. Much of his
mature life was spent in Baltimore,
where he was connected with the Pea
body institute and leetIred at Johns
Hopkins university. Probably his
greatest poem is THE Hymn TO the
Marshes"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-01-15
AGREE ON MEASURE
TO END RAIL STRIKES
Bill Outlined for Congress Sets
Up a Mediation Body, Named
by President.

Washinston.-Creation Of a board
Of mediation to settle all disputes be.
tween railroads and their employees
which are not otherwise susceptible
Of adjustment, together with abolition
Of the Railroad Labor Board. is en-
bodied in an agreement between the
carriers and the unions in proposed
legislation which was submitted to
President Coolidge for his approval.
The agreement contemplates the
erection Of machinery and the crea-
ton of an obligation on both sides to
utilize its methods in all disputes.
The plan was laid before the Presi.
dent by Senator Watson. of Indiana,
chairman Of the Senate Interstate
Commerce Committee; W. w. After.
bury. president of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad, and a delegation Of heads
OF railroad unions, including w. N.
Doak, president OF the brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen; D. B. Robert
son. president OF the Brotherhood of
Railroad Engineers. and Bert NJ. Jew
ell, president of the Railroad Shop
craft unions
Provisions of the compact require
the employers and workers to attempt
to settle all disputes by direct con.
ference and, where this is unsuccess-
full, to refer their differences to arbi-
tration boards which shall have juris.
diction over disagreements on an in
dividual road as well as regional and
national disputes. A board Of media
ton. to consist Of five members, to be
appointed by the President, is to in
tervene. if necessary, and If unable
to settle any trouble. it is required to
try to bring about arbitration. Should
that means fail, the President IS then
authorized to appoint a special board
to make a special Investigation IN
case Of threatened disturbance.
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DIT. Jorenz recommends moderat,
vice for longevity.
Merger OF management Of all flm
theatres In the country forecast
Anthracite strike conference. agree
ment far OF. seeks adjournment.
Court formally approves sale OF Van
derbilt home on Fifth avenue for
s7.100.0OO.
Mrs. r. r. Hamer repeats as winner
OF Light Brahma prize at Poultry
Show.
Kuhn. Loeb G. Co. linked to Rio
Grande reorganization deal
Establishing a closed shop for dra
matists in the American theater. with
threats Of punishment for producing
managers who viii not sign a closed
shop contract, was begun In New Yorh
by 1872 American playwrights meeting
in person or by proxy as the Associa
tion OF Dramatists.
Bishop Manning o. ters Sunday
sports to sitting arouL. and praying
all day"
NA tAAuto hoNhHu . CunuFndllou
into Catholic Church announced al
Notre Dame, Ind.
Federal agents, uneer the direction
OF Prohibition Administrator John A.
Foster, raided In New York what they
described as the most complete and
efficient hquor-cuttlng plant" yet un-
covered there. It was looted In the
rear OF a garage at 231 East Forty
seventh street The agents seized
about $4,000 worth OF uncut" liquor
and large quantity OF alec hoL
Mrs. Irving Berlin to ask Papa
Mackay's blessing.
Senate calls on Treasury Depart
ment for hard coal companies tax
returns.
Federal action in alleged murder Of
seventeen Usage Indians begins in
Tulsa, Okla.
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be permanent even in the sports furs
such as raccoon, opossum, leopard and
leopard cat. They base this belief on
the fact that the whole tendency this
season in froeks and coats. both fur
and fabrics, emphasizes the use Of
two tones of material 1t is extremely
difficult to follow this trend In a gar
ment so short as a iackette.
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ORDERS ALuMlNuM QUIZ

Senate Trust Inquiry Resolution
Adopted Without Rollcall.
Observation-Disclosures OF the
failure Of the Department of Justice
to bring contempt proceedings against
the Aluminium Company of America.
in which Secretary Mellon is a large
stockholder, was ordered by the SEN
ate.
The inquiry was started by the Judi
ciary committee. with Senator Walsh.
Democrat, of Montana. as the chief
prosecutor,
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Classy Bag.

Bags of imitation petit point have
colorful designs in silk embroidery on
fine silk marquIsette The curved gold
antique-hnished frames have press
catches with pendent rings for OPEN
ing. Deep yellow fare silk is used
for lining,
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Illuminating Fluid,

Different fluids were used In the ola
type Of lamp at different periods. Fish
oil, including crude, heavy whale oil
was employed, and later lard oil was
substituted In certain Of these lamns
The lamp-burning petroleum and kero-
S"ne came in considerably later
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and household implements. What ia
said 70 be the finest house built in
Utah, 1t is nearly one hundred years
old-stands Just outside the main mu-
scum building.
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FARMER OWES si.o4s.iOt

Charles ulrlch Of Iowa Falls Has
Assets Of S1o,744.
Cedar Rapids, lowa.-Charles VI
rich, farmer, of Iowa Falls, filed a
petition in bankruptcy in the local
Federal Court here, scheduling liabili-
ties amounting to s1.e46. .lO1O6 and
assets Of S10.744.
We listed unsecured claims amount.
ing to s1,0s9,711.4S. His wife filed a
petition at the same time listing liza.
bilitles OF S5.T1s with no assets what
ever.
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Shoulder Pins

Shoulder pins of glittering gems are
very ornamental on the afternoon or
evening frock.
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Two Tones at Least

So far few fur jackets have made
their appearance. Many expert de-
sigaers declare that the long coats viii
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

JuNK-ot all nuA bought. Highest
 prices paid for rags. 0apers and maga-
 zines. F. ZAidman. III Willow St. Phoue 633-s.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

FuRNITURE-Bought and sold. Beet prices paid for End hand furniture, good End hand and new furniture for sale. Feigenbaum ZeIdes, 73 Hartford Ave. Phone 55t 5,
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

dyeing is our exclusive business. Garments of all descriptions, draperies. portieres and curtains clean ed or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Britain Dry Cleaning Corp, sS West Main St. Phone 1323-S.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23
Suburban For Sale

MAPLE HILL HOME sITEs-Near sequin Golf club, at bargain prices, to close them out; terms to suit your pocket book: only few left; 1 on Golf St, 2 on Maple St.. 5 on Walnut St., l on Ridgeway St. l on Homecrest St, 4 on Broadview St.. and 3 on Robbins Ave. Salesman on the property evenings and Sundays. for limited time. Look for the tent on the New Britain trolley line, 25 minutes from Hartford, Is min utes from New Britain. r. H. Young Realty Co.,, SAT Main St.. Hartford. PLAINVILLE-nea to Linden school Brand new five room bungalow, all mod ern improvements. Price S4700. Small cash. Easy terms. P. Denuzzi $ Speck. 47s Main St. New Britain. Conn. Tel 4343 or 23lS-2.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23
MERCHANDISE
Wanted-ArticIes To Buy

A. RODINsKY-pays the highest prices for magazines. papers. rags and furni- ture. S4 Talcott St. Phone 1884.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

ASTORIA APARTMENTs-3 and 4 rooms, modern, up-to-date, steam heated apart
 ments equipped with gas ranges, refrig-
 orators, etc. and continuous hot water.
 Jantor service. Apply Janitor, Bell 22, l02 Prospect St.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

ALL sIZES-of pipe tubings, ma achlnery, paper business, paper bailers, for sale Feigenbaum & ZeIdes, 62 Willow St 1885.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

BEFORE YOU sELL-your furniture or stove, it will pay you to call Peter Jacobs. Tel. 1888. 244 E. Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23
1 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

ARCH ST, 231-6 rooms. all Improve ments. Inquire End floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

ARCH ST, 70S-5 room apartment. all Improvements. Call 4346 or Daunls Bakery, 75 East Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23
BUSINESS SERVICE
DyeIng and Cfeaning

LADIES & GENTs-sults dry cleaned and pressed. sl.00. Flannel and serge dress es cleaned and pressed. SIPS. Suits sponged and pressed, soc, Garments of all kinds cleaned and dyed at reason- able prices Goods called for and deliv- cred. Star Cleaning Co.,, 229 North St. Tel. 2SS4. Branch office, 293 Main St. Tel. ATS.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

EASY TERMS. OPEN EVENINGS. 1925 Hudson Coach.
 1924 Cleveland coach. '. 1924 Hudson Coach. 1925 Rtckenbacker Sedan.
 1923 Buick Sedan. 7-pass.
 1925 Ford Coupe.
 1923 Oakland Touring.
 1924 Chevrolet Sedan. MID-sUMAlER USED CAR SALE THE HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES CO.,, l5s ARCH ST. TEL. 2542
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23
AUTOMOTlVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

BETTER USED CARS AT THE
 BETTER PRICE FORDS 1925 Tudor, new tires, s3z6 r 1925 Touring. s225. 1924 Touring. S150. 1925 Roadster. s2oe. 1924 Roadster. SIPS. 1923 Coupe, SIPS. 1923 + ton post. s1z5. 1922 la ton post. s10o. 1921 h ton post, S75. REAL VALUES AT YOUR OWN TERMS USED CAR DEPT,
 HUNGERFoRD COURT.
 ELMER AUTO CO. g MAIN ST. PHONE l5ls.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

HARDWARE CITY-Co-operntive Asso., specialists in Automobile, Accident and Health Ins Frank H. Shields, Mgr.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

BELDEN ST, 9l-5 rooms, all modern
 steam heat. Inquire 1st floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

DEPENDABLE USED CARS DODGE BROTHERS 1924 Touring Car. 192s Coupe. 1923 Touring Car. 1923 Coupe 1923 Sedan. 1924 Sedan. FoRps- 1924 Coupe ESSEX
 1924 Coach. COMMERCIAL CARS DODGE BROTHERS 1923 Screen delivery.
 TERMS ARRANGED. THE s. a F. MOTOR SALES CORP. I12s STANLEY ST. TEL 7s1.
 OPEN EVENINGS.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23
EMPLOYMENT
Help-Nen Wanted

TWO MEN-Neat appearance and willing
 ness to work more essential than selling experience. good chance for right party. , Superior Auto Sales Co.,. 125 Church St
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lnsurance-Ali Kinds

CCIDENT-Automobile and Life. Surety & Fidelity bonds. Philip Nj. Pagan, Gen.
 Ins 121 Main. Room , and 1. Tel. S12l.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23
MERCHANDISE

STEAM RADIATORs-(6J good condition. 35 Wakefield Court. Call 1882.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

BELDEN ST, 5l-5 rooms. 1st floor. a
 Improvements. Inquire End floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

BERLIN-6 room cottage. on bus line, gas, cleo. city water, new bathroom, fixtures all open plumbing. Lot front age, 112 it. One half acre land. Will lease furnished or unfurnished or will sell. Tel. 6GS-5. Mrs. Molumphy.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23
AUTOMOT1VE
Garages To Let
.--otorcycles and Bicycles

50. MAIN ST, 2S4-Garage for rent. Alp.
 ply within.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

EIRAGE-space for one car AppS ,5le G!lS burg Shop. 19 Walnut oL. I-!--s rnoI!e ny. FRANKLIN SQUARE, S4-trear): ga1as,' to rent. Inquire c. J. Leroux' i'f A''A St. Tel. S04.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-23
Garages To Let

57IYT sERVIcB-co Comfortable cars. care, care, ful drivers. Call 27OO. AT 'ns f1o''' Delaney.
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-02-03
Russian /. L. D. Branch
Will Give an Affair
Saturday, February Is

The Russian branch OF the Interna-
tional Labor Defense is one Of the
most active organizations in the city
OF Chicago. It has about so members,
distributes a hundred copies of the
Labor Defender every month, has a
special committee whose business II is
to arrange special defense corners at
all Russian affairs in the city Mem
bers for the /. L. ID. are recruited
at these affairs, literature sold, etc.
The literature agent OF the branch,
Comrade Garfnkel is probably the
busiest literature agent in the city.
The branch is arranging an affair
for the benefit OF the /. l.. d. Satur-
day night, Feb. 10, at the Workers
House, 1902 w. Division street. II is
the first affair of the branch and a
big crowd is expected.