davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FORD TOURING. late model all new tires
and in good running condition: only Sb2'
tor
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

FREE COURSE IN LIFE INSURANCE
salesmanship. Night class now forming.
Earn while learning. Whole or part time.
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wANTED-BOOKKEEP AND OTHERS
to study accountancy. the best paid profess
sion.
Well known Walton course taught by ex-
perenced c. p. A. men.
Booklet descriptive of course furnished
upon request.
STRAYER COLLEGE,
TEL Thirteenth Street.
Main 1T4S,
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ESSEX SEDAN. 1927: excellent condition
chemically perfect: driven 5000 mile
See Mr.. Carter. Barber Motor Co.. $40
I4th at, NV.
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ESSEA NOACII. Ia
terms. TOrrey NC
32g0-W. evenings.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Prepare now for the junior and senior ste
biography and typewriting examinations and
ralcule,irg Msnh;no oxn,, ~ '' TIE
Civil Service Preparatory School. Sc. corner
18th e + SITS, NV. Phone FIR 20S0.
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BUICK MASTER SIX TOURING. 1924; fully
equipped and perfect throughout: new tires;
priced right: easy terms. The Trew Motor
Co. 1900 14th ST. Main 4173. Open eve
nings and Sundays
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON BULL PUP for sale. Call West 70
Apt. III after 5 pm. o"
GIVE YOUR birds our SONG RESTORER
and TONIC. Will help to bring them back
in song. We have also BOSTON TERRIER
PUPPIES. SCOTCH COLLIES. ESQUIMO
rabbits. Guinea pigs parrots. goldfish.
nlinnows. shama thrush. etc
SCHMID'S EMPORIUM OF PETS.
712 18th st. NV
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ENROLL THIS WEEK
for the Fall terms Just beginning. Our
full course in commercial radio operating
aud Junior engineering covers a period of 10
months: classes every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday night. Tuition reasonable: terms
of payment easy. Graduates placed in posi-
tons. Call. write or phone for catalogue.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
405 9th St. Main 1889.
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RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS.

RADIOS-Traded in for large sets and recon
aItloned to give eatisfactory service. ! Music
slightly used. complete with tubes. batteries
and speaker, Grimes 5-tube radio set. Sal.
and speaker. The Hecht Co. Music Store
61S F st. Main 300.
RADIO SERVICE and repairing: batteries
lowest rates Kennedy's N sos: Ad POS
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HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN - HOTELS.
clubs, apartments. institutions. schools, coll
leges. tea rooms. restaurants. cafeterias
need trained men and women. Demand in
creasng daily. Every day opening in d. c..
all States. for managers. assist. managers.
hostesses. housekeepers. accountants, room
clerks stewards and other executives. Night
classes now forming. Glass limited. Enroll
big pay with bigger opportunities Open
$40 am to pm. LEWIS HOTEL TRAIN
ING SCHOOLS. Pennsylvania ave. at 23rd ST.
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FORD SPEEDSTER COUPE. rebuilt. SO;
undersIung new gearing battery. ignition
Distons pump and tires. Wisconsin Basel.
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Essex COACH. 1925: fully equipped: me
chanicalIy and appearance excellent: 5000:
terms See Mr. Barnes. 1920 Conn. ave.
Omen till Q pm. Frank. zoos.
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FORD TOURING: good condition: new
GOODYEAR tires and spare; new battery ..
eft
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PACKARD SIX ive-passenger sedan: in
Derfect condition throughout: appearance
like new: equipped with disc wheels. bump
ers. motometer. snubbers. etc This Is the
hest buy in town for $50: terms or trade.
1929 14th ST NV -
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and appearance excellent: S415:
terms See Mr.. Barnes 1920 Conn. ave.
Omen till nm. Frank. zoos.
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Underwood No. s.. $25;
Underwood portables. S25; L. c. Smith No.
s. $50; Remington Monarch, S25; other
bargains. Do you want to trade your old
typewriter. or have it repaired? See me.
Save money. 715 H ST. NV. Franklin 9674
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SITUATION-MALE.

ASST. BOOKKEEPER. gasoline filling sta
ton: state salary wanted. Address Box
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I926-Excellent condition.
odd today. See Mr.. Ware.
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.
(fAnksnxral

DODGE 1926 TYPE A SEDAN. in tip-top
shape. throughout; few extras and q real
bargain nn IL; terms easy The Irew Motor Co a01
Sundays
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MEN
WHO CAN HANDLE MA
TIONALLY ADVERTISED
GOODS; WE SELL AT CASH
PRICES AND GIVE LIBERAL
CREDIT TERMS.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR LIVE MEN.
SEE MR.. BLUM BETWEEN
$50 AND 10 AN, AND 4 AND
5 PM.
1904 F ST. NV.
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REQ FLYING CLOUD. demonstration: run
less than 5000 miles new-car guaranty: big
savings to quick purchaser; terms can be ar
ranged. The Trew Motor Co.. 1909 14th:
Main 4173. Open evenings: Sundays until
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FORD SEDAN good rubber: reconditioned
motor: good appearance: quick SAFE. S.o.
North 2363 Ant 103.
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AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION-Any car.
any hour Over 200 taught. 81 per hour.
Line. 527S-J. Sc
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FORD TUDORs f2). 1925. one 1926 Coupe
S2T5: one '25 couDe SIS. 1444 P st. NV.
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FORD TUDOR. 1O25-Manv extras; in ,peI-
rev Motor Co. 210S L st. Pot. 329O-W. eve
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
Cont inued

GIRL wants general homework. part-time
or nursing. Call Col. 5000
GIRL wants morning work getting dim
ner Adams 433S-W.
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AUTO ELECTRICIAN years experience,
desires position. Address Box 1905. Star
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AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD ExPE-
rienced instructors: satisfaction insured .
white chauffeurs furnished. Call Line. 80
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRTTING by expe-
rienced teacher. Private lessons or in class.
Adams 2221
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TIRES AND TUBES. used. all sizes. So and
up: also special prices on large balloon tires.
Hundley's 1896 14th st. NV
TYPEWRITERS-Al makes standard kew.
derwoods S45. Washington Typewriter Ex-
change S07 18th NV. Franklin l014.
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DODGE TOURING. 1920; in excellent condi-
ton; priced at $3.50 for quick sale: Ford
or. Chevrolet in trade; 14444 P. ct. NV.
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BOOKKEEPER desires evening work: over
10 years experience: reference. Address Box
3Q0-S Star office,
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ESSEX COACH
Sacrifice S275 if
40 4th st. NV,
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FORD coTPE 1022 runs n,r good s69 terms rqns
IL dosiTed Morgan 1926 Conn ave.
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BUICK. 1927 MASTER SPORT TOURING.
34OO miles: perfect throughout Your car
in trade and liberal terms. Mr.. Drayton
Col. 9137 or Main $500.
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GIRL. reliable colored. wants general house
work; go home at night: city refs. Call
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SALE-AUTONOBILES.

BUICK PRICE REDUCTIONS on brand-new
1927 Buick models. also used Bucks. equal
to new. attractively priced. Liberal terms.
Your car in trade. Open evenings and Sun
days Ask for T.. s. Gaddess. 1910 Conn.
ave. Phone Main 1929
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HELP---MALE.

AUTO MECHANICS wanted. We have open.
ings for A-No. mechanics. Apply 1444
81
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
AUTO TRAGEDIES TAKE
TWO LIVES IN CONN.
DIR. Annie Keller. 6o, One OF states
Best known Woman Doctors,
One Victim.

New Haven. March UP)-Atl-
tomobiles took a toll of two lives
in Connecticut over the week end
and two persons We're injured in one
crash.
DR.. Annie Keoler. SIS, died in the
DanbUry hospital from a fractured
skull and internal injuries received
bile driven by Alfred Osborne in
that city last night.
Osborne was held on A charge Of
driving without a license although
he is licensed driver. Dr., Keolor
was one of the states best known
woman physicians and had been
practising Al years.
The other autom ohile fatality oc-
CURED when sheldon Carpenter, OF
Putnam was killed near that town
The automobile in which he was rid
ing skidded and crashed into Il tree
Albert Woodin, Jr.. and Gordon
Caffrey. his companions. were badly
injured.
Carpenters father, W. L. Carpen-
ter, q railroad engineer, was killed
in a train wreck two years ago.
A small touring car crashed al
most heGd-on with New Haven
shore line motor bus near Middle
town and was ditched, its occuuantS
escaping injury. Occupants of thf
bus received minor cuts when ont
plate glass window was shattered.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07

dispatch today that there Is no
question that definite split is de-
veloping between the left wing OF the
Cantonese Kuomintang) and the
Cantonese military leaders.
Isu Chen George Chen Hsu)
the Cantonese minister Of justice.
| heads q movement to restrict the
growing power OF General Chang
Kai- Shek, commander-in chief OF
Canton's army. Changes opponents
regard this growth of power as con-
nicting with the kuomintans ideal OF
party rule as opposed to individual
| diCtation.
The left wingers are taking ad-
vantage Of Chang kai-Shek's pre-
| occupation with the military cam
paign in the Shanghai area to re-
gain their position from which he
ousted them in Canton last year.
| 1t Is believed the correspondent
! says that a crisis is near in which
| Shang will take drastic action against
| the extremists. In this case, the
| noderates, including Foreign Min
| ister Eugene Chen would be torn
! between loyalty to the Kuomintang
! Ideals and General Chang.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
10 GOLFERS HELD
ON SUNDAY LAWS
Cigarette Vendor Also Arrested
in South Carolina

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New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
THE GREAT WAR

March 7.-tUp)- President
Wilson decides to arm Ameri-
can merchant ships without
waiting for the authorization of
Congress.
The state department an
nounced that 23O American
citizens had been killed by
German submarine warfare
since 1t began.
The Democrats in the Senate
consider plan to Gust Stone
from his post OF chairman of
he foreign affairs committee
on account OF his anti-adminis-
tration activities.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
Invites Relatives to See
Her Commit Suicide

New York, March 7.-(uP)-'
Mrs. Madeline Ferrugia. SO, had
been i'll and respondent for several
weeks, but she chccred up yester-
day, her husband and three chill
drcn noticed. She invited several
relatives to dinner and prepared
an unusually elaborate meal.
II was a cheerful Sunday dinner
and when the coffee was served the
diners were chatting comfortably.
Mrs F'errugia left her chair and
stood in the doorway for q moment,
saving nothing.
Then she took a revolver from q
fold of her dress and shot herself
through the head, She died almost
instantly.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
AS ONLY
| Crime COMbATANT
Cardinal Hayes Says All Creeds
Must Cooperate

New York. March lPt-Cooper-
ewish faiths to provide religious
Instruction for public school chill
rem has been advanced as a plan
% check youthful lawlessness.
Patrick Cardinal Hayes. arch
bishop of the Roman Catholic do
ese Of New York, the Rev. Walter
N. Hewlett, secretary for religious
EDUCATION OF the greater New York
Federation OF Churches. a Protest
Mt organization, and Chiof City
agistrate William MCAdoo. Il
presbyterian. yesterday called upon
kll denominations to aid in meeting
he terrifying responsibility of look =
ing after the immortal souls Of the
children Of New York
The three spoke before Chapter
Theta ri Alpha, an organization Of
Catholic teachers in the public
Echools Through every address ran
he hope that the court Of appeals
would rule favorablv on the ques-
ton Of dismissal Of students for ono
hour Of religious instruction each
week.
I'VE all have the terrifying re-
kponsibility Of looking after the i'm
mortal souls of the children Of New
b ork," Cardinal Hayes said. eve
hre trying TO bring God into tho
hearts of our chilI.~n.
Eve are responsible for the next
generation. We are entrusted with
great heritage. The American
ideal is not anti-rcligious. 1t is
fundamentally religious. The sign
rs of our Declaration Of Independ-
Fncc looked to God for guidance.
Surely the American people do not
expect 10 seal up the great book OF
Revelation from the children
The Rev. Mr.. Hewlett said that
every child in New York city
would be receiving religious instruc-
tion within five years if the court
OF appeals decided favorably ON the
outside religious school question, He
urged continued cooperation OF
catholic, Protestant and Jew.
AT present" said Magistrate Nc
Adoo, there are in this city group:
of men who have no reverence for
God; no respect for man, no love
no pity. no sense Of civic obligation
they have determined not to work
to get easy money, and to get it by
holding up and robbins their fellow
men. Our code of criminal procc-
dure is a box of tricks.
"Education does not make chill
dren good" said Mr.. McAdoo. who
contcndcd thar when q child tells
YOU he does not believe in God
am pretty sure he is not going to
make a good citizen
A report on 'probation and de-
.linquency," by Edwin J, Cooley
OF general sessions and professor OF
.crminology at Eordham university
Land based on a two-year survey
made by the Catholic Charities Pro
baton bureau. also was published
today.
Revised penal methods. especially
the parole system of the state, in
stead Of the threat of prison wall:
or galloWS," were recommended
The report was based on a study OF
3,o53 criminal cases undertaken al
the direction of Cardinal Hayes.
Forty-four per cent of the offend
ers included in the survey were I'M
der twenty-one years of age anc
G2.S per cent We're under twenty
five. Mr.. Cooley urged the neel
OF an adequate and trained staff OF
probation workers TO provide FOL
Youth necessary sympathy, pro
found understanding. skillful guild
ance and training
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
MARINES TO FIRE
IF REBELS ATTACK
Situation in Nicaragua Assum-
Ing Critical Status

Managua, Mic. March 7.--lPt--
United States marines-135 OF them
are on the way TO Natagalpa to
protect the Americans there from
fighting between the liberal and
conservative factions. Major II. G,
| Bartlett, in charge of the contin-
gent, has made it known note will
be sent, Immediately to General
Moncada. the chief liberal military
leader. informing him that If the
LIBERALS attack Matagalpa they will
be fired on. as the marines were be-
ing sent tor the express purpose Of
preventing combats that might
jeopardizc the lives and interests of
Americans.
The major was talking TO the lib
eral mission, which met the ma
rines, while returning from Muy-
Muy after unsuccessful peace dis
cussions with General Moncada. In
connection with Major Bartlott's re-
marks, the mission, on its return to
Managua yesterday, recalled that in
the interview with General Mon
cada Friday he declared the liberals
doubtless would continue fighting
until the United States actually de
clarcd armed intervention or fired
on liberal forces The general sand
he was unwilling in any circum-
stances to fight the United states
and the liberal mission holds the
opinion that If the United States
were to declare actual intervention
and temporarily take charge Of
/ Nicaraguan affairs. peace would
. follow Immediately.
/ Deny Bank Offer
Emphatic denial was made by the
mission OF reports that it had offer
ed General Moncada the sum Of
q 100000 in return for an immedi-
ate cessation OF hostiiities. These
reports, they believed grew out of a
statement by Moncada, in answer
/ 10 the questions: What are the
chances for peace" the reply was:
| although I have been offered
s20o, 600 to buy nc, l will not ac-
cept and am not for sale" The lib
erals say that such an otfor was
made on several previous occasions
. by agents of the conservative prcsi-
| dent, Adolfo Diaz.
After reverscs in fighting in tho
1 Jinotega area the past few days, the
conservatives are bringing up re-
d Inducements in the hop" Of wiping
ont the liberals Almost all the con-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Warranty deeds have been re-
corded at the office Of the town
clerk as follows:
Angelo BERT to DamoniCk and
Rose Soccoli, properly on Monroe
street; Mary J.. Zuk to George and
Margaret Chorpak. property on
Harrington avenue: Anna 4. Muir
ply to John G.. and Hattie A. Buck
ley. property on Sunset Drive and
John j. Clark to Mary Elizabeth
Clark Callahan. property on Willow
aud Putnam streets.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
Objects to Blockade
At Main St. Crossing

Councilman Samuel Sablotsky will
on Main street railroad crossing at
the next common council meeting
when he will present u resolution
calling for an investigation of the
necessity for long tio-upS. Similar
movements in the past We're blocked
ny factory traffic men who declared
il a necessity that their shipments
be taken at intervals during the day
even though considerable crossing
and re-crossing Of Main street at
tend these movements.
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
WhyCildren
Need
Breakfasts
that
Stand By"
80% Of the Days lmpor-
tant School Work Falls in
4 Morning Hours, Noted
Educator Reveals

ARE you letting listless mornings.
~ brought on largely by wrong
breakfasts, handicap your child's
school work?
Recent Investigations, conducted
in over 1000 American schools and
colleges, reveal 1919 of the so-called
hard studies as falling in the
morning. This percentage is con-
firned by Prof. Willard, of North
western University, and other lead
ing educators.
Thus Quaker Oats breakfasts.
providing the excellent food balance
Of protein, carbohydrates, vitamines
and the bulk to make laxatives
seldom needed are being urged as a
duty of parents in protecting their
childrcn's most important working
hours. No other cereal grown COM
pares in food balance.
Serve every morning. Their rich
Quaker favor makes them savory
and enticing -. delicious breakfasts
that yet stand by" one. Get either
Quick Quaker, which cooks in 2H
to minutes, or regular Quaker
Oats today at your grocer's.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07

Split is Certain
London, March Z (P - Reuters
Hankow correspondent declares in .
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07

UilS Auk ldlIC
Ruffled valance and tie
backs to match, all white, and
with colored and novelty ruff
files, value $3.50. Spec. Sl.99 pr
Filet Net Panels
Ecru color. bullion firing
across bottom, 45-inch wicr
value $3.49, special $3.50 es.
Chair Seat Cushions
Covered in c-etonne, trigh,
and attractive patterns arc
colorings, huttoned and tufted,
value S1.49, special Sl.29 en-.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
1900 Due Today

Corinto, Me. March 7,-fR>- The
United States Transport Henderson,
with about 100 marines aboard, is
expected to arrive here some time
today.
The British Cruiser Colombo,
which anchored off Corinto a week
ago, TO afford a refuge for British
left Corinto saturday. Just whore
the warship is going is not known
here.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
Wornen's
Hygienic
Problem
Handled new way
Discards like tissue
By ELLEN J. BCCKLASD
RsH,5teye1 .Nu,se

TIIOMEN'S greatest business and
w social handicap has finally
been overcome by new hygienic
wav called Kotcx, which 5 in 10
better class women now use.
v You dispose Of Kotex as easily
? as tissue. Which ends the prob
lem OF laundry or disposal
You wear lightest, hlmiest gowns
in safety and without fear. For
Ko,ex protects absolutely under
all conditions. It's S times as OBJ
sorbent as ordinary cotton pads. De-
odori-es, tool
Obtain at any store. without hesi.
fancy, simply by saying "KOTEX."
Many stores have j, already wrapped
for you to pick up, and take home
without even asking.
Package OF II costs only few
cents. Be sure you get the genuine,
for only ko:cx itself is like" kotex.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
Leadership
For Nearly
100 Years

ITO grow and grow every year in pop
L ularity, to win favor in every coun-
try can mean only one thing: Beecham's
Pills are superior. Merit is always rec
cgnized.
Think of tie years Of competition
the fads and fancies-yet for constipa-
ton, Beechams gentle laxative pills are
ever increasing in popularity. The favor
lite OF millions. Gentle, certain relief for
constipation and resultant biliousncss,
indigestion and sick headache. Proved
finest for tonins and strengthening the
stomach, liver and bowels.
Beecham's Pills scientifically cleanse
the bowels of poisonous substances by
eliminating them from the system,
thereby protecting you from the count
less ills which result from clogeed intes-
tines. For sale at drug stores eteryuheye.
25c. and SOC.