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Evening star., 1927-11-08
PERSONAL.



HOME OF NURSE DEVOTED TO THE
care of invalids. convaiescents and aged
every every convenience Phone Adams 1853
1858 kalorama rd.
ExClEssIyE I;:X.l: WEIGHT sAFELY REDUCED
to Arts. 10th and P. Pot. ei6o.
FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO FOLDING
Ieather mattress VIII demonstrate sample.
ELFcTRlCAL TREATMENTs GIVEN BY RY
pEsaaas ph"n fo. u 1447 4c77ec'rely; for appointment
SLIP COVERS. OvERsTUFFED SEPARATE
fsberSno Gashlons sssp ha fssensrs Gs,s Ti95
will give personal care to jnvalds. GONZALES
cents and aged people: special diet Col. IL?
FOR ADOPTION-BABY BOYS. RANGING
e2canidra IN age from two weeks to ye months
TERNITY HosPiTAL. Lanshorne Pa "
AMIE'S BEAUTY SHOP; $40 14th ST.
marcel. 81 90. Frank. 4503-J.
PROFESSIONAL. NURSE = ELECTRIC
Phone 4 n.m. for apnointment.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT; ACUTE AND
lol Dist. Nat Bank GRACE NASH
MASSErSE-NURSE. ERADICATE: HEALTHY
1coiored,: magnetic fragments for rheum..
Potomac $500
COPYING. ADDRESSING. MAILING. ETC.
any sized Job. Call Main 5056. day or eve
ming. %
VIOLET " 11sdn,,s EAY soI ELEGTRM Et1 TREATMENTS
REDUCE NATURES WAY WHILE GOING
about your regular duties. Main S1.5.
SOUTHERN NURSE.
Electric violet ray treatments. Office. Q
to 2. Ant. .. 1889 n st. NV.
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KAHN ON 9TH ST.
Perfect Diamond Bargains.
PARTIEs MUST RAISE CAsHJ

6is carat. absolutely perfect. solitaire
diamond ring very fine cut and fiery gem:
cost originally. SS.T5O; party must sacrifice.
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FCRNITURE-Closing out new sample liv-
ing room suites at special low prices. tsc-
luard velour and mohair. and few chaise
lounges. New York Upholstering Co., 6l7
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! !, carat. absolutely perfect. solitaire
diamond ring: very fine cut and brilliant
gem: hardsome ladys platinum mounting.
studded with diamonds all around; must be
seen to appreciate value.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

FCRNITTR TRE--Included in our auction sale
tomorrow. at ~ am. are several bedroom
suites in walnut. Come down. Join the crowd
and get your share of the bargains. Shan
mons .i0t 10Th NV.
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1-carat. absolutely perfect solitaire dia-
mond ring very handsome and brilliant
gem: ladvs beautiful mounting: cost origi-
nally. S425: must he sold at once.
$500.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

FrRNITURE-Rare Italian carved buffet.
>15n: table. Si5; two chairs. $50 each tno
furniture call between Z and pm. 3121
Nj. Pleasant ST. Ant. As: no dealers.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

DESIRABLE positions open to
young women 10 years of age
and over; good pay to start and
frequent increases. Apply 8
am. to 5 pm, lO6 Melrose ave-,
Bethesda, Md. The Chesapeake
& Potomac Telephone Co. of
Baltimore CITY.
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Blue-white solitaire diamond engagement
ring; extraordinarily fine and perfect gem;
most beautiful platinum mounting. studded
with 20 diamonds; an unusual bargain.
$500.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

PlANOS-Used Gulbransen PLAYER special.
S:,95 Rnt"niay Player like new Sg5:
Sl5 worth of rolls included with each player.
Amount of purchase NAV be appied toward
the Orice Ot a1v new instrument ~ pttr.
chased here Within wear The Hecht Co.
Music Store ills II.
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Observation-Disclosures effects including
several practically new complete suites and
desirable odd pieces; Garnet. rugs automo-
Prnna ave. NV Wednesday November p
commencing am Also bankrupt stock
iewelrv and fixtures. By order A. Z. Steinem.
at q m
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Observation-Disclosures 3-piece silk mohair
living room suite. carved frame: S135. Ad-
dress Box .,2A-K Star Office Qs
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"RIG CHRISTMAS MONEY QUICK"
Sell Christmas Greeting Cards in Box Assert
ments.
Our wonderful hox assortment is the finest
published: 81 to 81 per hour easily earned.
We have a magnificent box assortment con-
tanning II high-grade Christmas greeting
cards and folders. each with envelope: stee
for ST. costs soc; nothing ever sold begins
to compare with the sale OF Christmas box
'''' WAITHAM ART PUBLISHERS.
Z Water St. Dent. GIN. Boston. Mass.
Experienced Shoe Salesman.
ONLY ONE WHO CAN HANDLE THE
BETTER CLASS OF TRADE AND THOR
OUGHLY UNDERSTANDS SHOE FITTING.
APPLY.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
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| FUR COAT. Hudson seal. beautiful; cost
| $500: in excellent condition; SIS cash. Lin
| rnln 512n-I 10e
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WOMEN TO QUALIFY

SALES SUPERVISORS.
These positions offer a rich future to sew
eral women of washington who are without
incumbrance OF any sort. Those selected
will be mature tbut not over 45b. of whole.
some appearance. have good basic education
and able TO leave Washington within the
week. Salary railroad fare. commission and
bonuses For interview telephone Miss
Helen Trimpe. Washington Hotel. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday from am. to 4
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FURS1TURE---Living room set % piecesl Z.
one set "a piecesb; reasonable. 3611 New
Evening star., 1927-11-08

FUR COAT. like new; reasonable. Suite 942.
Natl Press Bldg
FUR COAT. expensive; price reasonable.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

MANUFACTURING all our window shades
enables us to give better values. Opaque
shades 59c Holland shades 7Sc small addi.
tions charge for installing A. Kleeblatt.
lnn II St ne
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FIREPLACE WOOD. first-class split hickory
seasoned 16 and 81 inch. l.. Crown.
ait thorSh
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FURNITURE OF a complete Groom apart
ment; new and handsome. Apply Apt. II.
I0IS 18th Pot 1ITR 11e
Evening star., 1927-11-08

HEATING BOILERS for sale. large AMI
small: one 0OO-ft. steam boiler. Hart and
Crown Fuel, Service. 9l7 11th ct. NV.
Frank 1OIS3
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piano BOXES for sale. 81. Poole Piano
Co. 6l5 Pa: ave. Sc. Line. S0"l.
PlANO-Forced TO sacrifice small grand:
ieaN irg city permanently: any reasonable
.ash offer considered for quick sale. Ph?ne
Evening star., 1927-11-08

HAND PRINTING PRESS. Chandler & Price.
fully euuipped: also electric motor drive
same. Address Box 104-H. Star Office &c
Evening star., 1927-11-08

ELECTRIC FIXTURES. new. l to 3 lights
for 3 roor,s. 500 installed: rooms. . halls
cellar bath. wired cpmplete. $40: work guar
antPed. terms il desired North SRS To-
Evening star., 1927-11-08

10th ST. and Va. ave.--Herhert.s Pharmacy.
9TH and d sts-Lantzs Drug Store.
4ls and L sts.-Coumbia Pharmacy.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
DAMAGE IS SMALL
 IN ALASKA QUAKE
No Loss Of Life Despite Unusual
 Intensity

Seattle, Wash, Oct. . LPl-Alaska congratulated itself today on surviv- ing an earthquake of unusual inten- sity without the loss Of life and with but little damage.
 The southeastern part of the ter ritory was given a vigorous shaking about I o'ylock yesterday morning in a seismic disturbance which ap- parently had it's center in the ocean bottom several hundred miles off the mainland.
 The temblor, which disrupted cable communication, broke win dows and dishes and frightened resi- dents of several towns. had dimin- ished in force by the time 1t struck the mainland yesterday.
 A prediction by Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar, director of the Mount Kil- auea volcano laboratory on the Is land pf Hawaii, that a tidal wave would occur in HaWaiian waters a few hours after the Alaska quake, had not materialized early today.
 Residents rushed into the streets Of Juneau, Alaska, when the first shock was felt. Fecurrcnt tremors were felt for several minutes. Re ports of the quake were received from Sitlla, Ketchlkan, and Peters burg, all in southeastern Alaska, and from Steward, mining town or north crn British Columbia. Advices from Petersburg said cable near Wran- gell, 50 miles away, had been broken A second break in the cable occur red between Juneau and Skagway.
 Icordova, several hundred miles northwest of Juneau, described the quake as slight"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25

struction Co.,, or the brick wards be-
 yond, as usual. Is Seriously III
 Mrs. John Weber of Cabins hill
 was reported today as being seri-
 ously i'll at her home. Mrs. Weber has been in poor health for some time
 On Automobile Trip Mr' and Mrs. Ernest ". Mildrum are spending few days travelling through the Cape Cod country bv automobile. Friends in town have received cards from Provincetown. where they have been spending a short time
 Athletic Club Meeting
 The regular weekly meeting of the kenslngton Athletic club will be held tonight at o'clock at the T. A. E. hall. Several matters per tainins to the program for the win ter season will be outlined.
 East Berlin Items
 Mir. and Mrs. Mahlon Hagen left yesterday for Grand Isle, Vt, where they were called by the death Of a relative.
 A library whist will be held to- morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. l.. F. Turner on Cottage street. This is the second library whist of the season. A whist party will be held once a month until June.
 A large number Of whist enthusi- asts turned out last evening to the weekly whist party at Sacred Heart church. The prize winners were as follows; Ladies, first, Mrs. J. DaW- son; second, Miss Viola Tryon; third, Mrs. c. Corr; consolation, Mrs. John Frank; gentlemcn's, first, James Burke; second. William Fa- gan; third, c. LaFlamme: consola- tion, John Ray. Miss Anna Samsel will be the hostess for the party next Monday evening.
 All members of the football squad are asked to meet at Robert Coles store tonight at o'clock. The West Ends Of Bristol will be the 1 Panthers' opponents next Sunday and several stiff workouts will be | given the squad this week.
 The Girls club win meet Thurs day evening at [ o'clock al Con- hall.
 The regular weekly practice ses- sion Of the fife and drum corps | will be held at 7:3O o'clock at Com hall.
 The weekly prayer meeting O, the | Methodist church will be held to- morrow evening in the church par lors at T:30 o'clock
 The Knights of Pythias will meet this evening at s o'clock at Com hall.
 A large attendance Is anticipated at the Community club tomorrow evening when a Halloween party will be staged for members and their friends.
 The library will be open~~F Friday afternoon and evening for the eX- change of books. A number of the new books recently added to the li- Drary will be available.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
MEN EV|CT W|VES;
 BROWN ON HIS JOB Hook and Grady Arrested by Berlin Officer for Breach of Peace CAREY SUES FOR s5,o0o
!, nsington Mans Action is Result of Auto Accident-Legion Install Iatiou to be Held Friday Evening --Houds Will B" Closed Today.

An epidemic Of wife evictions
 rose out in Berlin last night, all
 rough Officer Frank Brown comply disposed of it by placing
 m Hook of Lower Lane and AL r"rt Grady of Treasure Field under
 iTcst. Hook is charged with breach of the peace and Grady with breach of the peace and assault. Both men are being held at the New Britain police station pending their appear nee in the Berlin town court to- Light ar 7:30 o'clock. when Judge George c. GrisWold will further dis peso of the matters.
 ming Officer Brown received call rom Mrs. Grady who was in a high .tltc of excitement. She stated that 1hore was trouble at her home and that her husband had put her out of inc house. The Berlin constable re- spondcd immediately and found that Grady had done as his wife had stat .d and that, in addition, he had struck her, causing several marks 70 appear on her face. Grady was taken in tow and was lodged behind the bars at the New Britain police station for safe keeping.
 The officer returned to his home unl was preparing to spend quiet evening with his family, when an- other call came. Mrs. Hook was on he wire and she, in excited tones, explained that her husband had put her out of the house. officer Brown arrested sam and took him 10 New Britain. Sam explained that le didn't want his wife around.
 According to the officer both men showed the effects of drink, although neither of them appeared to be in toyicated to any great extent Neither Hook nor Grady went to work yesterday. Hook, according to officer Brown, has been in court be- fore on the same count.
 Corey Seeks $5,000 Damages
 As the result Of an accident which occurred while he was riding on Connecticut Co. bus. William k. Carey of Kensington, through War ron Maxwell of Hartford, has brought suit for 5000 damages against the company. The writ is re- ,urnable in the superior court the first Tuesday of November.
 Carey claims that he was riding on Il bus last August 9 and that the vehicle was travelling between Der lin and New Britain. He alleges that the operator of the bus, after pass ing another machine and crossing to his own side of the road. 'droVe | perilously close to the over-hangmg hood of a concrete mixer part ot which struck Mr. Careys right arm. He was a patient at the New Britain | General hospital for eight days ana his arm is still affected, he claims.
 Sunday school Party.
 The Sunday school of the Berlin church will hold costume party on Halloween, next Monday night, in the social room of the church. The affair will ln- clude games and refreshments and ii is expected that there will be a greet deal of enjoyment for all who ll. Miss Grace Smith, chair
 o. the social committee. will be
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
GALLERIES HISS
 CHICAGO CENSORS
Crowds Deride Enemies of "Pro-
 British" Literature

Chicago, Oct. o5 Pl-Cold water through the nozzle of court injunc- ions threatened today to dsuse Mayor Thompson's promised bonfire of pro-British library books.
 Two applications for injunctions I to rescue the literary brands from the burning were filed, one by Ed ward J, Bohac, which was to be heard in circuit court today, the other by J. Kentner Elliott. Both acted as taxpayers, seeking to en- join the destruction of public prop erty. They were directed against Mayor Thompson and |. J. (Sports) Hermann.
 BtIt there was one bonfire report cd last night which, while not much in the way pf d display, was re- garded as symbolic by those who have endorsed the mayors "Ameri- ca first" endeavors. It was the private burning by Hermann. who is library trustee and the mayors agent in the library investigation, of Q copy of AIeiler Schlesinger's American history which has been attacked as unAmerican in some of its sentiments. Hermann bought the copy he destroyed.
 The mayors crusade against Brit ain-tainted literature and against pro- British teaching in the Chicago public school system brought forth a concept of circumstances yesterday involving the library board, the school board, the mayors field men in the campaign, clergymen and his torians. For the most part the de- velopments were not encouraging to the mayors cause, yet there was neither pause nor slowing down at the city hall.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
recognized.
 Instruction Meeting Datea

1 InstructiOn Meeting OatAD
 The series of instruction meetings for team workers are to be con ] ducted early next week. The sched : ule being as follows:
 1 Tuesday, 4 o'clock, Chamber Of | Commerce rooms, District No. 1e, C.. F.. Burril, captain, Brayton Good win, Mrs. Leon Barnum. Mrs. D. w | Beach, Mrs. C. E. Burrill, Anthony ! Rich, Jessie Hubbell. Edward Ora ham. Mrs. John O'Neil, Herbert Carlin. Wednesday 7:3o o'clock. Cham Der Of Commerce rooms, District No. l3, Mrs. John Murphy, captain, and assistant workers being Azilda He- bert, Mrs. H. Belair, Mrs. Homer Judd, Helen Burgess and Mrs. Mary Counter.
 Red Mems Meeting
 The regular weekly meeting of Compounce Tribe l. O. R. NJ, will be held in the wigwam on Prospect street at o'clock this evening.
 Winsted Pastor to Speak
 Rev. Dr. $. T. Clifton will be the speaker at meeting Of the Asbury Brotherhood meeting of the Asbury Methodist church tomorrow evening at 7:$0. Rev. William '. Davis. Jr., pastor of the Asbury Methodist church, will preside.
 Attending W. C. T. [. Convention
 Mrs. B. 0. Bronson, president of he ForestyiIle Womens Christian Union, is attending the state convention being held in Meriden today. Tomorrow eve- ming, Mrs, Boole, national president, will be the speaker Of the evening.
 To Hold Inspection Day
 Inspection day will be observed tomorrow by c. ". Thompson, Womens Relief corps. Dinner will be served at 12:30 p. m.
 Cameo Theater Opening
 The most noted gathering in Bris- tol Of prominent personages fir the motion picture field, together with leading figures in theatrical cir- ~''7 VIII ldhc p4dCe 1HuTsQdy eNe- ming at the opening of Bristol's new theater, the Cameo. These guests Of Messrs. Lockwood, Peters and Gordon will come from theatrical ,enters as far as Philadelphia and will represent many of the leading agencies in their respective lines in he east. Executives Of moving pic- .ure production companies, ad- tisers Of booking exchanges, and several well known city officials will Do included in the group to visit Bristol this week.
 The acceptances to the invitations 'f the local theatrical magnatea nave been very large on the part of hese prominent folks of the theatri- al world and the result will be . 'isitation of Bristol for the first time " many of these leading figures of he amusement world.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
Inventor of Scotch
 Highball Is Found

New York, Oct 25.-tP)-The in- yontor of the Scotch highball was disclosed today.
 Stirred by assertions in accounts of the bankruptcy Of the Adams House of Boston that it had served the first such drink in this country. Patrick ]. Duffy, who formerly conducted a cafe patronized by theatrical people, wrote the New York Times that the late F. J, Radcliffe, an actor. who came here i'll the early sos from London with Mary Anderson's company made the first Scotch high ball in America.
 Members of the ancient and honorable artillery Of Boston, whc came here annually to attend the Old Guard ball, took the new drink to the Adams House, Duffy said. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
Filing Tax Returns

The filing of tax returns |. pro- gressing this year about as in the past, Assessor s. r. Williams said today. After today only four more meetings Of the board will be held, on Thursday, Saturday and Tuesday. Property owners who have not filed returns before November l will be liable to a fine of an additional 10 her cont
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
BIGGEST SUNFTONERr

Friend, Neb., Oct. 25. (P4-John Mathis, Friend farmer, says he grew sunflowcr this summer that weighed five and a half pounds, was 15 inches in diameter and four feet in circumference.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25

public supper tomorrow evening from o'clock on. There will be prayer meeting ss usual at 7:45 o'clock Thursday eve. ming.
 On Saturday afternoon from 3 to , o'clock Halloween party will be given in the church parlors for the beginners and primary departments or the church school. The parents are most cordially invited to accom- pany their children.
 Temco Bowling
 The Temco bowling league turned Tn some high scores last evening in its games at Hart's alleys. Lemeris hitting the three-string total of 365 and Livingston, Silverio, and Mas trianna being only a little short of this excellent mark. Solomon added more glory 70 what he already had by knocking off a 322. Rohideaux went out over his head and made his nearest approach to 300. Stock ing forgot his socks and couldn't hit anything except the padded back board. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
Gift Through Mrs. Hyde.

The presentation of five flags to the Broad street school pupils and three to the eighth grade rooms at the high school yesterday was made through Mrs. Minnie Hyde, patriotic instructor Of Newton Manross post, W. R. C., of Forestvile. Governor John H. Trumbull made the presen- finn
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25

1ost-Black and white kitten. black spot on left eye and black spots on back. Notify c. F. Waldo Tel. 1923 or 117-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25

Twenty car garage 10 rent, with heat. Centrally located. Inquire Y. G. Minella, 5l Whiting street.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
Fire Board Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the board Of fire commissioners will be held in the council chamber of the City hall on Friday night. Sev- eral important matters will be acted upOn
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
Five Years Old,

Russell Limeburner of Bicycle street entertained ten Of his little
 friends Saturday afternoon in honor
 or his fifth birthday anniversary. Games were played and luncheon
 was served. All presetn had an en- iowa h1a fip,e
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25

The first of a series of four matches between the Bristol club and the Endee club will be played at the Endee club rooms on Friday evening at o'clock, Bridge. bil- lizards and pool will be played by teams representing the two clubs.
 The club winning the series will be banqueted at the expense of the losers.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
Overcome By Gas Fumes
Trinity Church Fair

The third annual fair and bazaar Of the Trinity Episcopal church will be held in the guild rooms of the church on Thursday and Friday. A large committee has been appoint
New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
Athletic Club Meeting

The regular weekly meeting of .he kenslngion Athletic club will be held tonight at o'clock at the T. A. E. hall. Several matters per- to the program for the win
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-20
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
STATE OF ARIZONA
PROCLAMATION OF SPECIAL
ELECTION

WHEREAS, Chapter 110 of the
laws of the regular session of the
Eighth Legislature of the State OF
Arizona provides for the calling OF 9
Special Election to be held on Tuesday
the 31st day Of May, in the year 1927;
and
WHEREAS, The bill further pro-
vides that on the End day Of May,
1927, the Governor shall issue pro-
clamation stating that said Special
Election has been called by the legis-
lature and giving the date thereof and
briefly setting forth in the proclama-
ton the nature of each proposed con-
stitutional amendment to be submit
ted at the said Special Election, to-
gether with the purpose proposed to
be accomplished by said amendment;
and
WHEREAS, The bill further pro-
vides that the Governor shall trans
nit copy of said proclamation to the
clerk of each board of supervisors in
the state; and
WHEREAS, The bill further pro-
vides that said proclamation shall be
published, as required by paragraph
2S72 of the Revised Statutes of Ari-
zona, 1913, Civil Code; and
WHEREAS, 1t is further provided
by chapter /, title 12 of the Revised
Statutes of Arizona, 1913, Civil Code,
as amended by section 55, chapter 35
of the laws Of 1922, Special Session
of the Fifth Legislature, that the Gov
ernor shall issue a proclamation con-
tanning statements of the time of cleo
ton, matters to be voted upon and an
offer of reward, as provided by law,
to prevent violation of the elective
franchise;
NOW, THEREFORE,, /, George w.
P. Hunt, Governor of the state of Ari-
zona, in pursuance of my duties as
prescribed by Inv, do hereby proclaim
that special election is hereby called
for the state OF Arizona and that the
same shall be held on Tuesday, May
31st, in the year 1927. Said special
election is hereby called for the pur-
pose of submitting to the qualified
electors Of the state of Arizona that
certain proposal to amend article 20
of the Constitution of the state of Ari-
zona by amending section thereof to
read as follows:
Fifth The lands and other prop