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The Kusko times., 1927-12-24


 creek, owned by Jack Egan, George Griffin, Billy JameE and the Charles Wylde estate. !, It isssalso understood that Lemmons hasnmany other min ing projects underNconsideration.
 The Government realized $e,537 from the sale of confiscated furs at public auction in the commissioner court room~ at Fairbanks, few days ago. The pelts were sold in lots, one bringing nearly $5.0O0 and another $3,O10. United States Marshal Lynn Smith, who acted as auctioneer, had the buyers bidding against each other in lively fashion. The sale was at tended by buyers from Juneau, Cor doua and Anchorage. Many local buyers were also present.
 Lot No. I, consisting of 10 beaver skins, sold to l. Koslosky of Anchor age for $217.
 Lot No. 2, (a) consisting of 49 mink, 21 red fox, 32 lynx, cross fox, 1 silver fox, 8 land otter, 3S muskrat and 13 ermine, was bought by Kos losky for $3,010-
 Lot No. 2 (b), consisting of mink, 2 red fox, lynx, 19 beaver and 3 marten, was bid in by J. c. Lien, of Cordova, for $485.
 Lot Mo- 3, consisting of 23 beaver, was sold to Vance R. Mcdonald, of Fairbanks, for $580.
 Lot No. 4, consisting of 21 beaver, was sold to Charles Main, of Fair; banks, for $420.
 Lot No. 5, consisting ofs239 beaver, was bid in, by J. C., Lien for $a ,295.
 Felix Brown, resident of Anchor age for many years and. pioneer of the Northland, ,swho left for the States during the summer for. the benefit of his health, died a few weeks aago in St. Luke's hospital, Seattle, where he had been under treatment.
 
 beneath it's breast and flying some where in the Wrangell Mountains, were brought to. Cordova recently by Carl Whitman. As MT. Whitman told the story, he was going up the extreme head of the Panama into the Wrangell Mountains with string of horses when he heard horse bell sinkling behind him. He thought here must have been horse loose in the timber, and his suspicious ssseemed ar;fed when the bell came closer Just about the time hea expected to see horse come out of the timbe;. the noise passed over his head. Look ing up, Whitman saw an eagle wend- Ing it's way overhead. Beneath it's breast it carriede an ordinary horse bell and seemed to be flying with diff fculty.
The Kusko times., 1927-12-24
REED SAYS HE WILL NOT BE
 CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR

WASHINGTON, Dec5 21.-Senator James A. Reed today authorized the announcement that he will not again be a candidate for the Senate from
The Kusko times., 1927-12-24

Misousri, no matter what may be the result of his presidential aspirations. Game preserves. .if Ohio now oc- cupy more than 100000 acres.
  The earth is 81 times the size of the moon.
 TABLE OF DISTANCES BE-
 TWEEN NENANA AND FLAT Following are the approximate dis tances from Nenana< to Telida.
 Miles NenanA, to Tavern -.-...--......-.......... 17 Tavern to Knights J............-..-.-....--.. 2A Knights to 19 Roadhouse ............. 19 19 Roadhouse to Rifle Pole Road uOuSG Kiffie -Rola Roa0h0usostosD Diamond II Diamond .Roadhouse to Roosevelt. 13 Roosevelt to Lake Minchumina .... 25 Lake 1inchumina to Zone Star Roadhouse .............-.. 3A Lone Star to Teaida ...................... IS Fetal -.--..----.-..--...--.........-. i69
The Kusko times., 1927-12-24

The following figures, showing the distances from Nenana to Flat. are furnished by Matt Vaughn, of the Alaska Road Commission. who re- turned here recently from a trip az far as Teida, during which the measurements were made:
 From Telida to Flat.
The Kusko times., 1927-12-24

The earth is 81 times the size O. the moon.
The Kusko times., 1927-12-24

Misousri, no matter what may be the result of his presidential aspirations.
The Kusko times., 1927-12-24

Game preserves. iii Ohio now oc cupy more than l00y000 acres.
Evening star., 1927-05-11

IN
BURLEITH.
A Groom corner home. with maids room
in basement, side and double rear porches.
screens. awnings and garage. at S10O.
and
--one. of the regular group of these very
desirable homes. at S75.
5915 BLAIR RID.
fine suburban residence. entirely mod
ern 10 rooms. large grounds. with fruit
trees and garden: garage $50.
907 WEBSTER ST. NV.
semi-detached Broom home. hot-water
heat and electricity: double porches: Lear
garage: S85.
1863 PARK RID. NV.
3 rooms. bedrooms. hot-water heat, cleo
tricity. front porch. double rear porches:
screens and awnings S11O.
SHANNON LUCHS.
1435 X St.NW. Main 2345.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BY MAY 25th--2 OR r., KIT. BATH,
furnished; 1st floor: some yard or porch;
for home. Address Box ABR, Star
office.
AIT WITH HOUSEKEEPING
privileges: between Conn. Ave. Bridge and
Chevy Chase Circle Cleveland 1912.
Evening star., 1927-05-11

LAFAYETTE 1907 7th ST. NV rooms
and Datn. -......". '9oo'ou
THE MARINE. 18th AND BELMONT SITS
n.w.-Elevator service: near Central Hign
Schools rooms. kitchen and bath 500
GOTHAM. 1e45 CALVERT ST. N.wE66
rooms and bath. -...'.'.'.' .o1o%'oo
MANOR HOUSE. 1924 MONROE ST. N.Y.
rooms. Kit. and bath. ...'.... 'SIo'oo
1897 SPRING RID. N.W.-Three rooms; s;s kis;;
recep. hall. dressing room and bath S67 90
rooms; kit. dressing room. reception on
"r1 room ou Ris n.n dining aicove reception hail,
dressing room and bath. $4,000
See resident manager In Apt. 10l.
1890 cLYDEsDALE ST. N.w.--a rreems
3't : rooms ana Pfth RtI and bath. 5o50
room. kitchen and bath. ....... 40.5O
sEAToN. $50 r. I. AVE. N.w.-3 rooms,
kit. rec. hall and bath. ........ $4,000
$3.50 QUE ST. N,w.--4 rooms. kitchen j apc "a
!. rooms. kit. and bath ......... 1880
The ELwooD. l42l 18th ST. Nv
8 rooms. kitchen and bath. .Q0
roons rooms kitehen nsans' and and Bath Bath SSSS
1882 14th ST. N.w.-4 rooms. kit; and nd
oatn ............-. .-......'... 300 w
1905. CONN. AVE. NV rooms. ky; and
bath ................. .S47'oo
1918, BELMONT ST. N.w.-2 rooms i kit; A.
"n room. oas" kit. and bath ...:..:.::. $3.50
1901 e ST. N.E.-2 rooms. kitchen. and
oath ............'...s. .93%.oo
$500 11th ST. N.W.--5 rooms and bath;
porch ....-...... ...''...'' .9oo.oo
1447 OAK ST. NW.--3 rooms. kitchen and
rooms. xii and bath. ......... 47.50
4lo 18th ST. N.E.-2 rooms. kit and
bath .....,.....,..... .S4o.O0
il04 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-1 room and
bath $4,000 to $4,000
105 9th ST. Sci room. kit. and
1904 9th ST. NE rooms. kit AMI
bath ............- !...... $4,000
739 NEWTON ST, N.w.--1 room. kit din;
r. rms.. a kit I dining Is' aicoiv;e i bath. $3.50
.UL CO.,
u. 025 18th St. NV. j
Evening star., 1927-05-11

3211-3221 CONN. AVE.-New elevator build
ings: tile baths. built-in fixtures.
Resident manager on premises.
3 rooms. kit. and bath $500. S72 80
. 4. kit. rec. b. and b. ......... 80. .0O
Evening star., 1927-05-11
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

WILL SHARE FURNISHED. OUTSIDE
suite Law offices. prominent corner building
near Patent Office. Address Box 4OI-R.
Star uffice
Evening star., 1927-05-11

KEW GARDENS, 27O0 QUE ST. N.W.-Re.
fned apartment having switchboard serv.
ice. cafe. resident manager on premises;
5 rooms, kit. and bath. ........ so 90
4 rooms kitchen and bath. ....... 115. 90
rooms rooms Xii Kitchen ii and 2 baths 1900
sa17-3e21 CONN. AyE.--.Ney elevator build
ings: tile baths. built.in fixtures.
Resident manager or premises. a ~
2 rooms kit. and bath 20
r., kit. rec. h. and b.. 5o.oo
MARYLAND coURTs-9th AND MD, AVE.
N.E-Two new flreproof buildings having
elevator and switchboard service Resident
manager. Apartments of 1 room. kit, re.
eeptiSn hall and bath h TO sSs rooms n Kit kitchen @
1920 ONTARIO RD. N.w.-3 rooms. Kitchen .a en-
r rooms. % kit and bath. 5000
room. kit. and bath. h.......... 37.5O
1921 NEWARK ST. N.w.--2 rooms kit: and
bath ............... .S57.bU
1445 SPRING RID. Nw.-3 rooms. kit,
d, a. and bath. Sof.5o
4o40 3gth ST. NW-New building Apart
ments available about June !.
: rooms. rooms. Kit. and bath $45o 90 and $3.50
THE suNBURY-I2I2 NJ ST. NV
| 2 rooms kit. and bath. ....... $3.50
252o ST. NV rooms kitchen ana 70
9at1 rooms. lit. and bath. 5000
1894 CONN. AVE. N.w.-2 rooms. kit, and
| bath h.................. S42.oo
| CHALFOHTE, 21l6 p ST. N.W.-3 rooms
kitchen and, bath. ................$ $4,000
! 1912 VERNON ST. NV. tYou st. bet. 18th
and 19thl--3 rooms. kit. and bath. $4,000
s5o7 W pL NV. teoF: Y pi. and Wis aSe; y Il /
| Q rooms. kit. and bath. .......... 45.uU
| 1907 ST. NV rooms and bath S55 90
| q rooms kit. and bath $500
2lol a ST. N.W.-Elevator building. Resi-.
dent manager on premises. 2 rooms. Nj; ~;
and batn 49,. t,:;;n @2o 90
1918 11th ST NV r. & b. -. S42 so
LAWRENCE. 235 MASS. AVE. MI
| room. kit. and bath. ............S 90
| l435 ST. N.W.-1 room. kit. d. q; and
bath ................ so4f.ou
B. F. So
- Main 21OO. A..ya
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Observation-Disclosures

COLORED-YOU'LL BE
sorry il you miss this: rooms bath. ami:
porches ianitor service; only two left. In
quire 30 Q ST. NV la
Evening star., 1927-05-11

1925 UPTON--1O r.. G 2 B.. AM.IS150.0Q
44l3 Is 18th st. 1.w.Nsr, g." b.. ami. 130o0 @ 90
2019 n st. n.w.---14 r, & 2 b.. ami. l15 %
l3I3 Fairmont-9 r., B.. ami; 1@o9 @ &c &C
3s40 Legation NV r. & b.. ami. 95 .0n
1913 Lamont n.w.-.z7 r, & b.. ami. So 90
1906 Col. I'd. n.w.--0 r.. b.. h.-w.h.. $500
1902 Ga; ave. nw.-1O r, b.. ami. $500
3415 Oaswood TER r, & b.. ami. 1900
o2I7 M St nW-O r. & 8 b. ami 1900
1926 You St nw-9 r. b. ami. 1900
3II5 Hiatt pl-10 r. b. am:i... 1000
CAT l. ST. mes r. &c b. a.m.i. $500
2024 34th st. n.w.-6 r; & b.. ami. $500
64I + st; he r. b., ami. 5000
0O2 Irving nw-6 r, & b. ami. $500
1881 10th ST. n.e.--6 +; & b.. ami. Pr 90
$40 2nd st. n.e.--6 r. & b........ 1000
247 18th st. s.e.---4 r. & b.. ami. 5000
$50 K st. SEE rms. ......... $3.50
424 18th st. SET rms s......... 5000
B. F. SAULCO.,
: e26 18th st. E.Ws -. Main 21o0.
JfT4rBsae~4a .SN
Evening star., 1927-05-11

SHANNUN &c LUCHS.
Inc.
1435 X St.-N.W, Main 2345.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
FOR SAIE-IOTS

MUST SACRIFICE IMMEDIATELY, .SEN-
eral fine home sites in high-class uorthwfst
suburban section: 65-foot front: streets side
walks, fine shade trees. surrounded by exclu
sve homes You can have this property at
only Is cents per foot: $500 cash and $50
month. If you get in touch with the owner
at once. Address Box 120-S. star office.
HILLCREsT. d. Go MINUTES BY AUfO
from the Capitol: 800 r; d.aS eIeSyati,qn: ga
cents per "a. II. Drive out. Pa. ave. s.e..
across bridge. turn right at Branch ave;
l33rd ST.. or take Hillcrest bus at 9Th and
Pa: ave. Sc. ALGER & CO. 322g Ala. ave:
4 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on SHADY
Side ave. Capitol Heights. Md. shade trees;
electricity and water: will divide. OWNER.
6g53 Maple ST.. Takoma Park. d. G. Adams
LOT .10OxI72-MOsT BEAUTIFULLY SIT
mated lot opposite Rock Creek PARK near
Kaufman estate. IL you desire good invest
ment call Main 10252. IT,
wOoDRIDGE-TWO- CORNER LOTS; Own
er anxious to sell. Open for offer. RAP
PAPORT'S. 507 F NV. Main $685.. IA.
WoQDRIDGE, d. C.-NICE LEVEL LOT:
5Ox102, only $3.50; terms to suit: also many
others. Call North 1908
Evening star., 1927-05-11

THE STRATHMORE COURTS.
1901 18th ST, NV.
Near 14th and Park I'd, one block from
buses and cars: new corner building; .
and 5 large rooms, spacious kitchen. tiled
bath floor plugs. elevator: $3.50 and up.
.EXCELLENT JANIToR SERVICE.
ALL BUILDINGS OPEN AND LIGHTED
UNTIL 10 Pm.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
14Ie Eye 81. NV. Main s94a.
COLORED-$62. so.
ONE MONTH FREE RENT
THE LIVINGSTON. 1741 IT ST Nw.l ,
Four large rooms. tiled bath.
essa*x5Ee. 81 'ssstsst ~aFeA@
Evening star., 1927-05-11

FURNISHED ROOM WITH sTENO-
graphic telephone and bookkeeping service:
modern Office building. Address Box 335-S.
Star Office.
1431 FAIRMONT Stool. SO43. ROOM
opening on shady yard pIayer-piano: for
dancing studio or private school.
OFFICES AND DESK SPACE FOR LAW
yers. third floor. 1910 II st. NV: elevator.
low rent. Main 1875.
WILL SHARE OFFICE EXPENSES WITH
lawyer: have very desirable suite in choice
location. Address Box 375-R, Star Office. IL
WOODWARD BUILDING-TWO ROOMS
open two sides. Apply WEAVER BROTH
Frs. realtors 300 18th st
Evening star., 1927-05-11

Buses. will leave Penna. Ave.
entrance of the Willard Hotel
Sunday at o'clock. Fare, S1.OO
Round Trip.
AGENTS WILL BE ON THE GROUNDS.
Evening star., 1927-05-11

MARYLAND COURTS-9th AND MD. AVE.
N.E.-Two new freproof buildings having
elevator and switchboard service. Resident
manager. Apartments of / room. kit. re-
and bath from $4,000 to S67.50 and up.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
COIORFD--S4Q50 SO.

THE LINCOLN. 20o2 end ST NV.
New apartment: :, large rooms. tiled
bath floor plugs: excellent ianitor service.
LEE JANITOR. OR CALL MAN S940.
Evening star., 1927-05-11

On the Chesapeake.
The Place fol-. Your Recreation Home
Refined recreation colony. reasonable Ere
strictiOns. unsurpassed natural advantages
paved State road to property.
Special introductory. prices. now $50 M.
Beautiful water front lots S525. Don't
Judge the lots by the prices they are out
standing bargains. Easy terms
JOHN NJ. KING & co.
Ola n. Y. Ave. NV. Main 2124.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.
RENT Observation-Disclosures

Up TO DATE FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
Summer months or longer; cheap rent. 723
Mass. ave lie.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
TIE, OLD MASTER

Youth must have its fling; so they
said ten years ago. The World War
had been going on since 1914 and
it was evident tc certain chanccl-
tories in Europe that the older gen
erals needed retirement
Consequently readers of the news
papers on April C, 1917, read a
dispatch from Paris stating that
General Foch had been relieved of
his command and retired from aC-
tive service. Tho old fellow was APP
pareutly through, TO join Joffrc and
ether old timers basking In the
shadows.
The young fellows on the gener-
al staff OF the allied armies had a
lively time after that. They had all
the opportunity they needed to show
their class,
However. i year later The retired
eupcrannuated and dccripit F'och
was eeue,alissimo fthe entire
Allied armies, the greatest fighting
machine the world had over n.
And the old boy ended the wal
with victory.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
\ BARBER SHOP LAW

One of the l,gacios Of the 1895
legislature was law that barber
shops catering 70 women must have
parate entrances for the fair sex.
For a time tho law caused quite a
commotion among the barbcring
fraternity. but in due course the
.uulult died down and nothing any
longer is heard Of it.
incidentally some barber shops
have such separate entrances; most
Of them. however, haven't,
Women 80 into the barber shops
whom they need hobbing and don't
seem TO care a snap of the fingers
whether it is by separate entrance
or in the regular way. The main
thing, it appears. is TO get the bob.
l. isn't considered a terrible ordeal
70 catch fleeing glances OF mon "
ing PROSTATE in the chairs and hav-
ing their faces scratched.
The law appears to be only one OF
he 1000 measures added to our
statute books annually, The enact.
ing revising and amending OF laws
Is a great national industry. tn,
o. rta Ia,t-, r,.n e,-rpCE,1 IA rrG9r
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
AIR MAIL CONTRACTS

The Colonial Air Transport, Inc.
which has been Transporting air
mail from Boston 10 New York, via
Hartford, is New England's fore
most air-navisation concern. It is
with Il feeling Of dismay among
New Englandcrs who hoped that il
would be able to expand it's actiyi-
ties 10 other parts OF the country
TO lind that it did not win the con-
tract to transport all mail over the
eastern section of the trans-conti-
mental service between New York
and Chicago. The governmental
award was given to the National Air
Transport, Inc. Of Chicago, con-
Germ which agreed to carry the mail
.or 1924 pound.
With this award the post office
department has placed IFS entire air
mail transportation system in the
hands Of private enterprises, the
air mail companies having the same
relation 10 the post office as the
railroads carrying mail.
In spite Of the Coloniars defeat
by the Chicago onpany, the latter
did not make the lowest bid, its
figure having been one cent above
he contract submitted by the North
American Anyways. The latter was
voted down upon the peculiar rea-
son that it is alleged TO have OBJ
tanned subscriptions of 100000 to
its stock by government air mail
employees and some OF its pilots in
The event it obtained the contract.
The contract between New York
and Chicago is the best in the air
/ mail system. Had the Colonial com
pany of Naugatuck been able to Sc
I cure it the result would have been
the ultimate development of a strong
flying concern in New England. AS
things now continue to stand. the
Colonial company will be identified
with one Of the weakest links in
the air mail chain.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07

Announcement by Niccprncipal
J. c. Moody Of the high school,
whore he has likewise been director
of the commercial department. that
he will retire from the school after
having been connected with it for
- years viii cngender regret by
that larg" army Of New Briiainites
who sometime in their lives came in
contact with this genial school
master.
Twenty-Five years Of service in
one school is not achieved by many;
only 1 few attain such a record, and
few surpass It.
Friends of the vice principal,
which includes the thousands who
during his identity with the insti-
tuition have passed through It's
portals. win Join in wishing him the
best Success in his new endeayors.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07

/ worlds best 'bronco-buster" at
Pendleton. oregon, at the age of Il;
the American all-round champion
ship and the Canadian title in his
nineteenth year: the same title at
Pcndleton. the next year, and in
1921 he duplicated with special
honors for bull-dogging: he won the
riding championship in big rodeo
at Chicago and the saddle cham
pionship Of the Southwest at Fort
Worth, Texas, in 1921. 1922 and
1928. He was the winner Of the
1923 Roosevelt Trophy for the best
all round cowboy.
Q. Are there any full "Admirals'
in the United States Navy?
\. There are four: C. +. Hughes,
f. w. Eberle, r. II. Jackson and c.
s. Williams. They are full admirals
only while serving as Commander
in-Chicf of the various fleets. When
not serving in that capacity they
are permanent Rear Admirals".
@. Who were the rulers of
Brazil between 1881 and 1889?
! A. In 1881, Joao VI, Constitu-
tional Emperor and Perpetual De-
( fender OF Brazil, abdicated the
crown in favor OF his only son, Don
( Pedro H., who reisned as Emperor
until November Is, 1889, when he
was dethroued by revolution and
/ was cXilod together with his family.
/ Brazil was then declared a Republic
under the title OF the United States
/ OF Brazil.
Q. DO horses have both instinct
and reason?
/ ~ When a horse reaches over a
/ fence to be company TO another,
| that is instinct, but whom he let's
, down the bars with his teeth, that is
reason.
| @. What relation are the chill
! dren Of first cousins to each other?
| A Second cousins.
9. How can rubber he dissolved =?
/ A. Rubber is insoluble in water
and alcohol and is little affected by
acids and alkalis, but it is soluble
| in carbon disulphide, benzene. car
! bon totra chloride and chloriform.
/ 1t softens above 100 degrees Cent?
grade and melts at $50 to 200 de-
| grees c.
@. With what baseball team did
iris Speaker and Babe Ruth play
in 1914 and 1915?
A. Both played with the Boston
Red Sox.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
INDIAN MEDICINE MEN
MAY Be PUT TO DEATH
Tribal Custom Demand Their Sacri-
fee If Sick Victims Do
Not Recover.

Yakima, Wash, April 1-Supcr-
stition among the Indians OF the
Yakima reservation has marked GER
tain medicine men for death unless
three Indian women reported dying
OF a mysterious disease recover.
The unknown illness already had
caused the deaths Of two women and
feeling is running high because the
tribosmen believe the medicine mon
have cast an evil spell upon the vic
TINS.
Tribal customs require them to be
put 70 death if it is proved to jhe
satisfaction of a council that Tiny
are responsible.
Indian doctors. medicine mon n
sympathy with the victims. and Il
number of whites of an isolated -
ligious sect have gone through weird
ceremonies at the bedsid"s OF Ne
patients.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

You can get an ansN to any
question Of fact or information by
writing to the Question Editor.
/ New Britain Herald. Washington
Bureau, 1922 New York avenue,
/ Washington, D. c.. enclosing two
cents in stamps for reply. Medical.
/ legal and marital advice cannot be
given, nor can extended research
/ be undertaken. All other questions
will receive a personal reply. In
signed requests cannot be answered.
All letters are conhdential.-Editor.
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e. Nhefe IN 'he bIpie uoe' 1t
re'er 10 llilgerhallS'
\. She shall pare her nalls',
Deuteronomy 2l:12 and his nails
were like BIRDS claws, Daniel 4;35.
@. Who was Sherlock Holmes?
A A fctfonal character created
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, in his
books, The Study in Scarlet,
The Adventures OF Sherlock
Holmes. The Memoirs Of Shor-
loci, Holmes. "Return of Sherlock
1Io,l,,o." .,r1 His T ast Pow"
- How, lone, docs if take for tho
LIGHT Of The sun to reach the earth?
ma ,,oo, d;e,anca NJ tbc sum
from the earth is 92.93O,00o miles.
LIGHT travels at the rate Of 10000
nils mar second Tbcrofora il
49,. n 1i,.lo o,.o, nie,bt minutes for
a.. r,,,t of tho e,,n ia reach ,hc
car.,
q r,ro,,, ,yhat e.ote docs limited
c,.t.s s..,,fo, I,r,irs comao
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
rs Years Ago Today

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1,bninn.or. cori,ctor II D,y,or
yrIn,rbra,l. ,n,f.or 1l,rr,rI =
,,u,,tfs. .I'n,,iff LON, T. prirt Mr.
,n,,,y ,,..,s ,,sc.d IN rn,ui,a,ior ,,y
~ ro,.or Nt.t.,,,. se,.ir, ..t.. No..
,rar,, of -. or,o,,,,o,.d bin, ,rd
la,n found him . fo.rnan worthy
If o,i, stool We have HON haaton
and no has b,.n laatnn hpt yyc
lin look n him far lnalmsbjp 9"
Mr. 'rho,rpaco's denomination was
Nv ,ccl,ro,tiop lf,,r y W Mitchell
,ut him i'm tho riruiup Senator
eIor.,, nominated Mr. urmnhrov
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
OLD EMPLOYEES FITTED
Veterans Guests at Dinner by New
Haven EOremen's Club.

New Haven, April 7 LPl-Neterans
in industry, close to 700 of them and
many well along in years. attended
a dinner at the Y. NJ. c. A. last night
under direction OF the Foremen's
club. Gifts commend Grating long
service were given to Henry l.,
Hotchkiss, president of l.. Candes
company who has been with the
company 81 years and to Miss CATH
araine T. Tobin, artist and expert
at the New Haven Clock company.
who has a record OF 50 years cons
tinuous service. During the speaks
ing Col. n. G.. Osborne, editor OF tina
Journal Courier. said that July L
will mark his 47th year in newspaper
work.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-07

The big leagues viii open next
week as you know,
Well, Why not Fun League, Folks.
this year TO SHOW
How hard We can hit EN-, those
troubles we hate,
How we'll We can got our jokes over
the plate"