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Evening star., 1927-03-12
PERSONAL.

CONFIDENTIAL DETECTIVE SERVICE
for AZ years; secretly obtained evidence and
dentials; member Of American. Association
hours. daily: come in and talk S It over: we
will help YOU solve your problem BRAD,
and Fl NV Phone Franklin 600. 29%
NURSING HOME, SILVER SPRING. ND.
aged couples. convalescents. special cases and
elderly people; room and board nursing care
included; Modern improvements, bright
PSans WGedsde 35eddsEd 6ns lines
ROURKE-WANT. TO LOCATE SON AND
daughter of Bessie Rourke (nee Brosnan1
who later married Foley, came to Wash
Write or call J. r.. MACWILLIAMS. 311O
Rodman st. NV: 16'
LAUNDREss.- GERMAN, WISHES DAYS
cial care given childrens clothes. silks and
dannels. Ladies garments. 25c up. Pot
justments, constipation, etc: mira red red ray: f
hot oil and electrical massage; body building:
ssf ssss sS fSqs' ha bath IaS RSP 4ieS 5SS S
WHY SUFFER FOOT AGONY WHEN OUT
device brings immediate eomfort2 We have
n Nos SonpseRRnR nrpssRoRRroRYp R9Ypsu1 FOOT CoRRIC
10S, ground floor. I5s
JIU-JITSU. BEST MEANS OF PROTECTION
for womeni also body building and weight
references PROF. HENRY, TIA conneeti. anai.
cut ave. End floor. 14s
HAVE ROOM FOR COUPLE-ROOM AND
board or light housekeeping with private
family; northwest section. Call West 500.
13.
MASSEUSE-G RADUAT IN PARIS:
treatment for nerves and rheumatism. Hours
to T. 1903 Conn. ave-. Apt. g. Pot. 6157.
JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED. IN
valid and convalescent: night and day super
vision. North 1868. 1920 18th st. NV.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS CIV EN BY
graduate in electricity for all chronic trou-
bles. For apopintment phone Pot 1447.
SLIP COVERS. OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE
cushions. imported Belgian linen, $26 so.
r. L. sherwood. 1913 28th sc. L. $3.50.
MEDICAL MASSAGE BY NURSE AND
grad Swedish masseuse. 1715 ST. NV,
Apt. col. Phone Main 1856. l6s
ELECTRIC SWEDISH MASSAGE. VIOLET
ray. sun ray Zoalite treatments. baking ana
massage. Franklin 429. 12e
EXTRA FINE 2nd-FLOOR ROOMS AVAIL
aoie TO those that want comforts OF real
home. Phone Adams 6647.
NOTICE TO TRAvELERS-WILL TAKE
care OF home during absence for home priVl-
leges. Box 252. Silver Spring. Md l3e
SWEDISH MASSAGE HEALTH EXERCISES
and electric treatments. CARL ANDERSON,
l42S n ST.. Apt. 20. Phone Potomac 5l05-J.
T.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method used. DR.. DELLA
LEDENDECKER. 2002 p NV. Potomac 2460.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE-ALL BRANCHES.
Phone North 1929. 13s
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

REAL BABY CHICK BARGAINS--Reds.
Rocks Leghorns. Wyandottes,, orpingtons.
Aneonas. Every breeder pure bred and in
dividualy inspected and selected for health
and high egg production. Write for cata~
ioEue. stating variety and number you de
sire. Massanutten Farms Hatchery, Box
,B3l-M HarFisonburg Va
Evening star., 1927-03-12

STORE--5 rooms and bath. electricity and
gas: newly decorated; Fear garage; ideal
only SOS. COG 18th ST. ne. Apply rs
Evening star., 1927-03-12

CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN. v model;
run less than 500 miles: $3.50: terms Cali
Mr.. Thomas Adams 5000,
Evening star., 1927-03-12

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld, as far as pos
sible. by The Star. Only bona
fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care of The Star viii be delivered
to avertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
Evening star., 1927-03-12

ESSEX COACH. 1925; perfect engine: win.
Cleveland 2543. i3s
Evening star., 1927-03-12

FORD COUPE, l926-Not Just another. used
car: this car has been gone over completely
and is rehnished in the original color: fully
equipped. with four almost new balloons
and good spare. many extras. and. above
all. the interior of the car is clean and wear
free. Priced at $500 because of its excel
or Ill i4th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1927-03-12

FORD. 1926 roadster with pickup body.
~ hrst-class condition. late motor number.
500: terms. Steuart Motor Co. $40 Pa.
Evening star., 1927-03-12

DODGE Special TourinE. '26-Fully equip-
ned. bumpers front and rear. spare tire
motOmeteT, windshield wiper. etc. This car
out; tires very good: upholstery excellent
and priced very low for a GEick sale. Terms
can be arranged. IL. b. e-Ss--, De- 4S2I
l4th St NV. Open cseaIngs and sunday
DODGE ROADSTER. '25. $3.50 cash Call
NJ 3l2O Br 533 in I'M 10
Evening star., 1927-03-12

FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1926; original finish
excellent: has bumpers front and rear park
ing. light and 3 excellent General balloons:
G34O Line f33O-J
Evening star., 1927-03-12

FORD COUPE. 1895: real buy: this car
hoistery boil Ge Is perfect. % and O the motor and All
mechanical parts are perfect: also many
terms Adams Motor Co.. 2OI2 18th ST.
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FORD. 1928 ton truck, with panel body
Motor Co. 346 Pa. ave. NV. Main 5000.
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SITUATIONS--NALE.
frAnAtnunSa


CARPENTERING by job or contract; Sms,ii
Sss6 woP6 given special attention. Can HSs'h SSs
IATTFFEUR- MECHANIC. white. 20 years
situation. Partacke. Liberay Garage. Pn9ne hs
operator, with shop experience: can do re-
ppsa4r4inE pa44nWE. available Immediately CiareR..on
COOK with good reference, 400 r. ST. NV
Gfo2iK-A-l pastry: good decorateur' 1891
DRUG CLERK experienced desires full or
Psfs Fransfin lime esS5 99sition references A.Fp
Nan MAJ colored, desires position as designer in
ence. Phone n. 4217. ---
NAN, middle l age wants position a? stock
perlence IN all kinds of supplies. Address
Box 171-M. Star office. L.
MAN. young. South. American single, wants
a position as chauffeur. butler from 8 pm.
10 10 pm. Just for meals or small salary;
Call after 4. 1176 10th St. NV. Fr. $3.50.
MAN-Retired merchant wishes position in
Address Box 442.K. Star office. 70.
NAN. experienced. as porter, OF, general util- ud,
Elm st. NV. Pot 5I77.
NAN. co,lored, wants place as elevator opoer-
ator or honseman; license; references, Ad-
1loSA
MAN. young o. desires permanent employ
ment with future: references: salary second
ary. Mr.. Karp. Franklin 9s05.
MAN, wants job as houseman or work of
any kind. See ianitor. 1918 Conn. ave.
MAN. young, 20. white. wishes work of any
kind: can drive Ford: reference Address
Box 215-M Star office. 13e
SALES ENGINEER desires building speciality
of merit: knows architects and builders. Ad.
dress Box 21M. Star office. 13.
SALESMAN. experienced specially. young
man. desires position with established firm
commanding salary and comm. no bonds.
Phone Adams $40. Br. 307. 12s
SECRETARY. of wide experience. can take
care of details and handle collections: col
lege education: leaving present position only
because of a reduction in force Address
Box 119M. Star office. Ia
STENOGRAPHER-B ER-BOOKKEEPER - Expert
eneed. efficient and dependable. Address
Box 220M. Star office. 14*
VALET. with best references. capable of full
duties. Lacoste. Lincoln 700l ID.
WINDOW CLEANING. old or new work.
Mays. $40 6lst st. ne. Lincoln 1888 before
8 am IA
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FORD TOURING. f926-This is a real buy
and it looks like new. has the original tires
on the car and they are in fipe shape:
top are fine, the motor runs like new. Don't
fail TO look this car over. Easy terms.
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HELP MALE-tCont'd.

| YOUNG MAN az instructor on Ford cars
| and make himself useful around garage.
| State age and salary expected. Address Box
| S0-M Star office
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924: in splendid con-
ultlon; practically new tires: bumpers
front and rear: parking light and many other
eexxtras; VIII sacrifice for $3.50; will accept
make make your offer. 1880 Argonne Terrace.
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STTUATIONS--MALE.

SGAKkENTTSh Sa , %a1ss Work; p0reneS. I,e,n,cins
reasonable. 0 9th st. ne. IL.
Evening star., 1927-03-12

BUICK 1928 4-cyl, tOuring-For the person
tnat wants small open car that viii give
them real service we offer this car as ii
rubber and spare, at a sacrifice: terms
Stanley Horner. Inc. 10I5 and 11iI 18th
st. NV Phone Main 58O0
Evening star., 1927-03-12

HELP-DOMESTIC.
CHTLD'S NURSE, white Protestant woman
between ages of rs and 80 for 2 " -year-old
child: must have experience and character
reference. English or Canadian preferred;
permanent position and good home for
right party. Address Box l95-M. Star office.
giving full details.
COOK and do general housework: family
Of 3 adults; no washing: good pay: must
have city references. 2Sl9 27th st. NV.
COOK. experienced. and light houseworker:
city references, stay nights Mrs. Smith.
1904 18th st. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER: two adults.
two children: go home nights: references.
Potomac 1910 5000 s st. NV.
GIRL. white, for general housework. Phone
HOUSEMAID, one capable of waiting on
table: wages $40. Phone Potomac 1887.
WOMAN. young. white. for housework, TO
help with cooking and children stay nights.
references. b5I4 18th st. NV. Adams
1915.
WOMAN reliable. colored, for housework:
good wages reference required. 1914 Stn
-. NV. 13"
Evening star., 1927-03-12

BUILDING MATERIAIr-Used brick. doors
windows. all kinds and sizes: lumber: bar
gain prices 1915 ST. NV. 13'
CASH REGISTER fNationall small $50.
Address 2010 18th NV. Phone n. 2i42-J.
Evening star., 1927-03-12

Matching; stock for sale Cogswell's Poultry
Farm Bailston. Va. Clarendon 1231-J.I
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Trucks

KINDS AND SIZES, INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA.
USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT. 1888 KEN
lucky AVE MAIN 2s09.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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IDEA OF RACE
HAS NO PLACE,
BARROW AYERS
America Owes Debt to
Negro, Chicago Jurist
Tells Convention.

1.-THE idea of race has been fos-
tered by people thinking that they
are better than someone else. 1t
can have no standing in any
theory of origins, whether biblical
or evolutionary.
America owes a great debt to the
Negro, who was forced to come here
and then made to work for moth
ing"
IF Christians are going to the
same heaven, regardless of color,
why not practice a little of that
here"
Negroes are obtaining more
money and education, and these
things mean power. 1t is up to
you to advance your own cause
and not depend upon any white
friends"
5000 Hear Him
Thus. for nearly two hours Sum
day. Clarence Darrow Chicago
lawyer and student of social forces,
adcised and exhorted more than
5000 persons attending the conven-
ton of the National Association for
advancement of Colored People at
Cadle tabernacle.
Long an observer at similar gath
erings, barrow pointed out that ear
marks of improvement brought
about by money and education were
plainly visible.
ut would be a poor Negro that
Dcould not pass the educational test
for the Ku-KluX Khan" he con-
cluded. Eventually intellectually
will win out, so develop it,"
Sessions Resume Today
Poet James Weldon Johnson, sec
rotary of the Association, also spoke.
1sadore Martin, Philadelphia, pre-
sided.
This organization is no sub
versive movement, but fight for
unfolding of democratic American
ideals" johnson said. He told of
strides that had been made to put
down lynching and to defeat uncon-
stitutional segregation ordinances,
citing the ordinance passed by the
Indianapolis city council as a case
in point.
Business sessions of the conven-
ton were resumed today, and an
other mass meeting is scheduled for
the tabernacle tonight William
Pickens, New York, will be principal
speaker.
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In Menroriana Notices

JOHANNES-In loving remembrance of our
dear wife and mother. Elizabeth johann
today. June 81. 1926. Gone but not for
gotten. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE 40 nIppERs


SALE OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Pursuant to resolution adopted May 10,
1927. at the regular meeting OF the Board
OF School Commissioners. city OF Indian
apolis, sealed bids win be receives by the
Indianapolis; until 8 o'clock p; M. Tues
board OF certain property hereinafter
specified which cannot longer be used adj
vantageously for school or library pur-
poses. but the proceeds OF which through
sale may be so used. This property viii
not be sold for less than its fair cash
Six tsl houses and lots on the east side
OF Ruckle St, north of Seventeenth ST..
and west OF School No. 81. known as l70i-
i705-i7 09-i7l5-l7l7-l72i Ruckle ST.. 1ndi-
Bids FOR the purchase Of this property
will be received separately on each OF the
six pieces Of property. and each bidder
must file with his bid certified check for
100 Of his bid. or his bid will not be con-
sidered.
The board reserves the right TO accept
or reject any or all bids and. II the sue
cesSful bidder after award to him shall
fail TO enter into and perform his contract
Of purchas, then the said board Is TO re-
tain the. proceeds OF his certified check
fled with his bid, as liouidated damages
Bidder viii mark sealed envelope For
Purchase of School Property" :.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY URE M. FRAZER,
June 20. 81, 1927.
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NIANAGEH
Motion picture theater advertising PROPOSE
ton: applicant must know .theater men
suming fiji 1 char9e Of Branch Of sue success
full New York manufacturer: very attrac-
tive percentage contract. State expert
l13 West 63rd ST.. N. Y.
ONE or two neat appearing young mem
must be over IT. If on school vacation
are acceptable. Easy work Good pay.
Short hours. See MR.. HAMAiIN, APT Peo-
pies Bank Bldg.
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Home Burns; Family at Show

Defective wiring is blamed for fire
loss Of $500 at the home of Mrs.
Anna Sells, 2413 Adams ST., Sunday
night. Mrs. Sells and family were
at theater when the fire broke
out, and it had gained some head
way before neighbors discovered it.
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Help Wanted-Male
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

Men who can qualify in every
sense the term implies. Must be
willing to work twelve hotfrs
daily, to earn income of $4,000
annually. Gross sales can not
fall below a total of $1,000 per
week. This selling connection is
probably one of the best ever Of
fered in this city, and considera-
ton will be given only to men of
character and proven ability.
Radio Service Advertising Com
many A10 Illinois hllildino
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Special Notices

EXPERT care given in my home to in
valds. convalescents. or any one desiring
rest cure, vegetarian, fruit or any special
diet Har. 1920.
CARE FOR CONVALESCENT OR ELDERLY
PERSON IN MY, QUIET, MOD, SUBUR-
BAN HOME; REASONABLE. BEL. 3743, J.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing
furniture. magazines, papers will help
us to help others. Salvation Army Indus
trial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley 6622.
127 w. Georgia.
WE PAY MORE FOR HOUSEHOLD
GOODS. CALL US AND GET PERSON
AL SERVICE. RI. 2019. L. A. HODGES
AUCTION co.
FIVE-six-foot glass floor show case; must
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Business Places for Rent
Business Opportunities

FLETCHER TRUST BLDG. 919: YER
DESIRABLE PRIVATE OFFICE. Ii. 272.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs
Automobiles for Sale

USED CARS bought and sold. GOLD
BERG. 522 N. Capitol. Lincoln 1888.
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Lots for Sale

SELL EQUITY IN LOT ON KESSLER
BLVD. NEAR SPEEDWAY. RAN. 4245.
BIG city lots, l4Oxi60: raise chickens.
garden: SIS gives possession. Ken 1852.
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DODGE. 1928 sport sedan: fine mechant-
cal condition. This car has had the
''S' u LONG AUTO SALES
HIN. Meridian.
Lincoln $685.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Special Notices

NESTLE LANOIL permanent wave IS. Ex-
perlenced operator. Lin 1880.
MARCHING by experienced operator; SO
cents. 1439 S. East. Drex. 7l40
LIE MUIR PERMANENT WAVE, IS. 1905
LAWTON. DREXEL 2722-W.
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NeveH-lived in: splendid shape; 4 rooms
and bathroom; inside toilet; gas, city wa
Park; $25 per mo. BRIDGES 81 GRAVES
CO., 237 N. Delaware. Riley $3.50.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06

ago because of the numerous out breaks of trouble between them, was charged with on-support and Judge Roche ordered him to pay SIP a
 week towards the support of his wife and three children, aged 5, ' and 12 years. He warned Piskow- ski that unless he carries out the order to the satisfaction of Proba- ton Officer Connolly. he will be re- quired to post bond of S3o0 or go to jail for sixty days.
 Probation Officer Connolly test- fled that Piskowski has been aver aging $29 a week at a local factory and should therefore be able to pay SIP, but Piskowski wanted to nnow what to do in the event that he should be put on an abbreviated working schedule. Judge Roche as sured him that he would be obliged to have q very good excuse to save him from jail if he does not carry out the order of the court. Pis- kowski said he would rather live with his family than pay SIP a week besides meeting his own living expenses. but Judge Roche told him the merits of that situation had been gone into by Judge Saxe and Judge filling and it had been established that the present arrangement was
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06
DRUNKEN DRIVER
 HEAVILY FINED
Jail Sentence Imposed But
 Execution Suspended

Pleading guilty to the charge of operating an automobile while un- der the influence of liquor Thomas Clachero, aged 37. of 45 Orange street. was fined $l00 and costs and sentenced to jail for 15 days, exc cution of the jail sentence suspend ed. by Judge Henry r. Roche in police court today. Supernumerary Officer Edward Muszynski testified that he was at the corner of Hart ford avenue and Winter street about >:55 sunday evening when he was notified that an automobile had struck q telephone pole at the cor ner of North and Elm streets. On Investigating. he found the wrecked car and Ciachero holding onto the
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06
|, O, Q. r. NOTES.

At the regular wcc.ily meeting Of Lexington lodge 10 be held in odd Fellows hall Thursday evening of this week q class of candidates will be given the third degree.
 Frederick Bretschneider has been named chairman Of the music com mttitec for the Christmas tree cele- bration on Thursday evening. Dec. 22. The usual reception 10 new can- didates which is generally held fol- lowing the third degree will be postponed until the evening of Dec. 9. Edward K. krans will have charge of the committee to furnish the lunch for the occasion.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06
Company l Veterans to
 Stare CId Time Dance

Members of Company l Veterans corps will hold its third annual old time invitation dance at the state arnory on Arch street tomorrow evening. This is purely an invitation affair, no admission being charged. and members have invited a large number of their friends. Round and square dances will be featured. The committee in charge consists of F. C. WeGscl, Anthony Pechout, Will liam Montague, Oswald Paul, Har- " Powell, A. J. sharpe. E. r. Schmidt and Joseph Barrett.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06

more desirable than any other plan.
 Case Continued
 The case of Nincenzo DiMauro, aged 52, of S29 Church street, charg- cd with violation of the liquor law on Nov. 2S, was continued until Thursday morning. Attorney Thom- as J. Cabelus, rep: presenting DiMeuro. said he understood the police have q stool pigeon and as there are oth- CT cases Of alleged violation of the liquor law 10 be heard Thursday, it would be well to hear DiMauro at that time.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06

IIartford-Negotiations practically completed for 15 pieces of property costing approximately $T00,000 to round out state holdings at Capitol avenue and Washington street as site for futuer office building or struc- ture to house motor vehicles and highway departments
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06

The romantic doings of imagi- nary people in a world of make believe may interest all of us at times. But for stories that really grip the imagination and thrill the emotions, we must turn to the thrilling drama of life itself.
 Itis these qualities of astounding
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06
FLASHES OF LIFE: $l,30o,00o TO
 ADVERTISE NEW LIZZlE'S DEBUT

Dy the Associated Press
 New Nork-Experts estimate that Henry Ford spent $500. .00o in ad- Vertising his new car in daily news papers for five days and that Ford dealers spent S40O,000 additional. Jewish papers were the only for eign language media used in New York city. General Motors devoted s9,372.o00 to newspaper advertising last year.
 Williamsburg. Na.-Otto II. Kahn. New York banker and patron of mu- sic. is now a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Elected by the chapter of the college Of William and Mary, he said al the initiation that Amer ica Is not the land Of the almighty dollar; that 1t is concerning itself with spiritual home brew. with art, science. culture and other things of the spirit.
 New York-Mayor Thompson of Chicago is porturbed over the way papers outside Chicago display Chi cago crime. The World interviewed him on the way from Boston to Washington. Do you know that New York gets sl,0o0, 900 a day from people who if they Were not afraid to stop in Chicago would spend that money there?" he re- marked "Wondcr how it Is liquor is so plentiful in New York. By the way, where does New York gets its liquor" From q fleet of ships off the coast? Whose flag do they fly? The English, of course. England's get ting the money
 Chcago-Coloucl Hugh Scott has T machine gun for protection Friends in Muskogen, Okla, gave it to him for that purpose at q tare- well banquet. He has been trans forrcd to a Veterans hospital here.
 New York--A broke, says that he has insured the dancing feet of Eleanor Ambrose. widow of Mau- rice, for q quarter of a million. She is soon to appear at a night club.
 Bonn. Germany-The ''infernal' motorcycle is now taboo in the Sub koft family. On their honeymoon the former Princess Victoria. 6l. often rode on the rear seat, but now that her 27-year-old husband has been hurt, she will not permit him to use such q vehicle again.
 Geneva-The best horsewoman Of Europe is Madame Stoffel of Switz- erland. She won the cup of Diane in a competition of women of five nations, An Irish jumper took her home first in a steepleChase.
 New York-Dr. Valeria II. Park
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06

-Condemnation proceed ings started by state park and for est commission 10 secure title to five pieces of property in Madison for state park
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06
Stories of Real Life Frankly, Thrillingly Told

reality that have won for True Story Magazine such wide audi ence of regular readers. In its pages we meet, not the mere puppets of literary fancy, but living, breathing human beings who love. hate. struggle, suffer, rise and fall in the whirlwind battle of life itself.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06

door, There was an odor of liquor apparent and he placed Ciachero under arrest.
 Lieutenant Samuel Bamforth tes- tifed that he smelled liquor from Ciachero when he was brought be- fore him at police headquarters. Attorney S. Gerard Casale. repre- senting Ciachero. said the automo- bile has caused the family trouble because of the expense connected with it. and now Ciachero has de- cided to discontinue driving. He is hard pressed financially and unable to pay a fine immediately. He had q few drinks of wine and was try ing to reach home when the mishap occurred. The attorney asked that twenty-four hours be allowed for raising the money and Judge Roche said he would place Ciachero on probation so that he would not be obliged to make payment at one time. He was also ready to release Ciachero in custody of his attorney nntil tomorrow. but the latter caid he did not care to assume the re- sponsibilty.
 Must Support Wife
 Stanley Piskowski, aged 33, of 75 orIr