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New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

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 baritone s:40-"Law." Chief Magistrate Me- Adoo s:S5-News: Jr. Aviation League 6:l5-Keden- on -the-Keys
 ssO-WRNY-s:s NTelevision: hotel news 7:07-Helene Duffy. songs 7:lS-"Airplane Engines" H. W. Secor
 7:25-Financial talk; Tracy. pianist s-Edison hour of music (from
 Electrical show). s-E. H. Rosenquest. talk s:sO-"An Amazing Phenomenon D H. Gernsback s:45-R. Hunter. artist 10:l5-The Other Half 10:30-The Old Town Hall 11-Television: Jimmy Flynn. tenor 11:c0-Dan Colette. readings 11:35-Orchestra  13 mid.-Television s:O-WPCH-S:6 5-Man About the House 5:15-Studio program 6:15-Women's Peace Society talk 6:3O-Matthew and Mark. songs o70-WABC-3Oo 5-Dr. Daniel Hodgdon, Food" 5:30-1-ee Burke, songs 5:45-The Song King 6-Buchwald's Children's Hour 6:30-Air Song Bird 7-Time; weather 7:05-Orchestra 7:S0-Black Rock Boys Stellar Knights s:30-Republican National Commit
 tee
 s-Opera, "The Little Duke" 10-Hank Simmons Show Boat 11-Cohen & Joyce
 1O2O-WOV-104 8:30-Philip Pelz, cornet 6:50-Fagan and Dunn, harmony w. U. V. Trio; "Books' S-Orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

The surest proof of Bosch superiority and ability to please, lies in the un- solicited testimonials from people scattered throughout the country who write from personal experience.
 Noah W. Grown writes:-"We are simply delighted with the new Bosch. ! believe 1t Is the best radio ever built. We are proud of it."-Ady,
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
HELD FOR FORGERY

Bridgeport. Oct. 23 UP)- Charged with forging names on . socialist labor party petition for . place on the voting machines. James Reno. 20, and Alexander Lip csey. IS. were held in S100 bonds each here today.
 The youths were said to have been hired to obtain signatures at five cents each. Hundreds of alleg- edly false names were found on the petition.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

Winnipeg Fritz Kreisler is much better violinist than barber.
 Shaving himself. he cut the index finger of his left hand 50 much that
 three stitches were taken and his
 concert was cancelled.
 New York - Lady Grace Drum
 mond Hay is finding compensation for any hardships she may have suf- fered from the prohibition of smok- inf aboard the Graf Zeppelin on its transatlantic trip. In address she tells how delightful the first cigarette was after her arrival at Lakehurst. Cape May, N. J. Gustave Butcher of Reading. Penn. will bother no more with the problem of perpetual motion. He made a ma chine which he thought would run forever with the aid of the tides and brought it here for a test. At first it crushed his right hand. but un- daunted, he went to a doctor and returned to the machine. It fell
 into the ocean. pulling him with it.
 The coast guard rescued him with 9 boat hook. He is content to leave
 the machine to the fishes.
 New York - Al Jolson, back from Europe with his bride, Ruby Keeler of nimble feet Is a bit perturbed over published statements
 that he gave her a million. "All I
 gave Ruby is myself" he insisted. That's enough. isn't it?" Ruby is not going to quit the stage yet. but
 says Al. she has yearning for
 nice little home. warm feeside
 and chuckling youngsters.
 New York - Some unnamed at torney is to have a de luxe duplex apartment in the fashionable colony
 along the East river. He has leased
 two floors of 8 building and will
 convert them into . suite of 22 rooms with ten baths.
 Chicago - Take 1t from experts of the Mems Wear Buying associa- ton, it is possible for round men
 to look tall and neat just as much as ever. Just put on a waistcoat
 with vertical pleats, specially de-
 signed to convey an impression of
 height.
 New York - Oscar F. Grab. who
 came to this country from Vienna
 30 years ago and promptly got job at 8 a week, announces that he will turn over his sl.000.000 women's wear business as Christmas present to 14 veteran employees. He is to become a banker.
 New Haven-Constab ble Charles H. Carlson of North Haven recovers car stolen here and fires on four men who fled in second car. Anthony Sultano, owner of second car is ar- rested on idleness charge.
 Greenwich - James R. Lewis of Hartford Is absolved of responsibility in death of Herbert E. Nelson. 5, killed by his car.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
NorRE DAME's PROBLEM

Norte Dame. Oct. B (tP)-With four regulars on the injured list the Notre Dame eleven resumed practice today for the Drake Univer- sity game Saturday. Rockne was looking for a fullback to take the place of Billie Dew, injured in the Georgia Tech game.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

Hamden-Walter P. Chrysler. Jr.. son of automobile manufacturer is fined $15 and costs in town court on speeding charge.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
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New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS AND
 L|FELESS DAYS
Constipation ruins
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Don't let this deadly evil fasten it's hold upon you. Spots before tho eyes. Dragging feet. Aching muscles. Sleeplessness. These arc just few of the symptoms. Con- stipation is the cause of more than forty diseases.
 Protect yourself-now. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is guaranteed to re- lieve constipation safely and promptly. More-to prevent it just as surely. Eat two tablespoonfuls daily-chronic cases, with every meal. Doctors recommend ALL BRAN because it is 1001o bran.
 Serve with milk or cream-and add fruits or honey for variety. Mix with other cereals. Sprinkle into soups. Use it in cooking too. Recipes on package. Genuine ALL BRAN is made by Kellogg in Bat tic Greek. Sold by all grocers. Served at hotels. restaurants. On diners.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

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 tee s:3S-NeWs e:s0-Ddansr music 7-Votess' Service 1:so-Sketch: Hawthorne's House
 of Seven Gables" s-RsAietricians s:so-&ngers and orchestra s-Banje music s:3o-old Fashionsd Singing School 1o-Husical program lo:3o-correct time lo:sl-Organ recital l1-NsWs and weather
 liSo-WICC, Bsidgcport-3ss s-Nusie Hour 7-Studts program 7:15-NFs. George Taylor 7:3o-Edward Gormley and Peter
 Tebll s-Cancer Control s:1S-etudio program s:so-Rspublican National Commit
 tee S-Light Opera, Little Duke" l0-Ths Show Boat
 s0o-WBz, Springhcld-s3S s-Weather report 6:o3-Dancs orchestra s:4o-Hum Strum s:tS-Spotlight Review 7-Nsws and time 7:0e-Dance orchestra 7:2s-Worid Book 7:30-Tons Pictures S-6aitortown S:so-Ths Meditsrraneans 9-Thrse.In-One Theater s:30-Dutch Master Minstrels lo-Correct time 1o:0l-WBZA Ensemble 1o:3o-Sportograms l0:3S-Dance orchestra ll-News and weather
 e00-W'BZ, Gpstnghcld-S3S 5-Ted and His Gang 6:s0-Householder's Guide 6-Dance orchestra 6:.5-Newscasting S:3o-Dance orchestra 7-News 7:11-'Amos m Andy' 7:e0-Lady of the Ivories 7:30-Dance orchestra S-Organ recital s:so-Republican National Commit s-Light Opera, Little Duke" 10-"EaSt Lynne" 11-News l1:lo-Danco orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
FOURTH WARD BRIDGE

Mrs. Charles Solomon or Chapman street will be hostess at bridge and whist party to be held at the fourth ward democratic headquar- ters. Church and Stanley streets Tuesday evening. .
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

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New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
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New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

The Voters service program 0f- fers as its feature for tonight Lady Nancy Astor. the American-born member Of the British parliament. who will deliver q non- pa artisan ad- dress regarding the present presi- dential campaign. This program will come through at ! o'clock over WEAF and WTIC.
 Other political features for the evening are talk by Mary Norman Hapgood. socialist candidate for governor of Massachusetts, over WBZ at 6:3o: Sophie Irene Loeb. over WIZ and WBZ at o'clock in 2 democratic rally: at S:30 stations WABC. WNAC and WICC will broadcast addresses by Thomas 4. Edison. Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone in support of Herbert Hoover: at 9:15 the same stations will broadcast g democratic cam paign speech by Senator Carter T. Glass of Virginia.
 Hawthorne's famous story "The House of Seven Gables supplies the theme for the regular Tuesday evening sketch feature which will go on the air at 1880 over the same stations. The title of the dramatized sketch is "Maule's Curse" and the play pictures an old New England village at the close of the 17th cen tury when witches and curses still cast a mystic glow, and a ghostly atmosphere tempers the theme of the drama.
 Liszt's "Liebestraum." the historic love song will be heard as one of the many popular classic numbers during a concert period by cho- rus of singers and an orchestra at s:30 over WEAF and WTIC. Other selection on this program include Iljinsky's Dance Of the Gnomes." the 'kashmiri Song" Schertzinger's "Chalita." Blue River" and I'm Coming. Virginia"
 Barry Connors. a successful Broadway dramatist will appear in the radio broadcasting limelight this week as the author of a one- act play written expressly for the radio. The title of the playlet is The Birthday" and describes an episode in the life of a couple liv- ing in q large cabin on the rim of a mountain timber claim. Musical accompaniment will be by con- cert orchestra. MT. Connors is also the author of such successes as "The Patsy" and "Applesauce." This program will come through WIZ and WBZ at o'clock.
 A numerous sketch entitled Waiting for the Midnight Train" with accompanying musical selec- tions by a guitar and a male quar- tet. will be presented by group of black-fa comedians as a feature of the Dutch Master Minstrels at 93o over the same stations. An or chestra will supply number of popular selections with Hugo Mari- ami yielding the baton.
 At Ii o'clock WIZ will offer its regular nightly program of slumber music with Ludwig Laurier direct ing the sextette of players. The pro- gram will open with the overture to schubert's "Rosamunde" and it will be followed with Schumann's "Whims." Other selections will tn- clude kreisler's "Syncopation," Suk's "Menuet" and Gluck's Ballet Suite"
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New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
NEW YORK CITY

 6:0l-Market high spots s:1S-Rhea 6prague. soprano 6:30-ItaAan lessons 7:30-Correct time: police alarms 7:35-Air College, Life Insurance"
 Israel 2. Adlerbloom 7:55-Air College. Prof. Bertram
 Buettler --. s:1s-Evelyn schi6. "Mastersongs" S:3o-"Everyday English" by Hen
 " o. Hawn S:5o-Correct time S-Helen Dewitt Jacobs. volinist:
 Marjorie Jacobs. pianist S:15-'Ths Courts" Hon. Edward Lasansky S:3o-Laura Consaul. songs s:4S-Salvatore Cusenza. mandolin ist
 lo-Di Fibre and Lena Nerenberg, sonata 1o:2o-Time: police alarms. wealth. sr
 61O-WEAF-4o3 S-Anne Norwood's Memory Garden y:3o-Jolly Bill and Jane 0-NcpUOIlCAu 0tdtC ~VAA1AHIsSo0 s:3o-Dinner music s:56-summary of programs 7-voters' Service S:30-Sketches s-The Radiotricians s:3o-Sinsers o-Concert 10-Clicquot Eskimos l0:3o-Correct time aO:3o-Vaughn de Leath with Nov city orchestra 11-Orchestra
 6sO-WJZ-454 S-Idler's moments E:3o-Reports; stock market; finan- cial. summary, cotton quotations. agricultural reports S:45-Ivy Scott, soprano s-Orchestra S:25-Summary of programs S:3o-Burns Brothers Miners 7-Democratic State Committee 7:3o-In Memory Garden S-The Mediterraneans o-Theater hour S:3o-Dutch Masters Minstrel 1o-Composers works: Mime. Gains borg. pianist: Della Baker. so- prano 1l-6lumber music
 71O-WOR-423 6-The Georgians J:z0-Newscasting; Your Child" S:b0-Sports talk: Hunter. baritone 6:10-Children's corner S:20-Orchestra 7-Keden- on the Keys 7:1o-Ensinite Boys 7:3o-Earl Carroll's "vanities' s-Chimes; Main Street. o-Old Vienna 10-Darktown Shutters 11-Time: news bulletins; weather 11:o5-Orchestra ll:30-Orchestra
 7eO-WPAP-3S1 e-Journal period 7-Dance orchestra 7:3o-Will Oakland's chateau S-"Three Little Sashs'' S:3o-"Aviation." A. L. Bernstein s:3S-Studio presentation 9-Troubadours o:30-Theater orchestra
 S1O-WLWL-37O s-Instrumentalists 6:20-Marie Donovan. soprano S:4S-Labor talk 7-Joseph Martucci. organ 7:15-Sylvester Huh. violinist 7:3o-"Current events" Gillis 7;45-Orchestra favorites
 S1O-WMCA-37O S-Beethoven orchestra recital 5:3O-Crippled children's period S-Studio program S:3O-Theatrical talk s:4s-Copeland's Committee: Fer dinand Perocar. speaker o-Democratic Foreign Voters Serv- ice e:'3o-Peggy English songs 1O-Beacon Entertainer 1O:30-Orchestra ll-Dance orchestra 11:30-News: dance orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

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New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

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New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

Greenwich - James R. Lewis of Hartford is absolved of responsibility in death of Herbert E. Nelson. 5, killed by his car.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

New Haven-Constab ble Charles H. Carlson of North Haven recovers car stolen here and fires on four men who fed in second car. Anthony Sultano, owner of second car is ar- rested on idleness charge.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
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The Voters service program of- fers as it's feature for tonight Lady Nancy Astor, the American born member of the British parliament. who will deliver q non- pa rtisan ad- dress regarding the present presi- dental campaign. This program will come through at ! o'clock over WEAF and WTIC.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
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NEW ENGLAND STATIONS

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New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

New York - Oscar F. Grab. who came to this country from Vienna 30 years ago and promptly got a job at 8 week, announces that he will turn over his s1,0OO.000 women's wear business as Christmas present to 14 veteran employees. He is to become a banker.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21
TakOtna, Alaska. April 21, 1928
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
Indianapolis News.

Favorite son campaign in several states have invited the attention of voters to the presidential primary. Four years ago President Coolidge had little difficulty in carrying most of the primary states in which his name was entered, though he lost North Dakota to Hiram Johnson by few votes, and Wisconsin's Repub- licans expressed their preference for La Toilette. The primary results played no part in the deliberations of the Cleveland convention. For an indication of the influence of the pri- mary convention, reference must be made to 1920, when the race for the nomination was free-for-all. Hiram Johnson entered the 1920 convention a primary favorite with six States in his lineup, Leonard Wood was second with five, and the others were distrib- uted among favorite sons-Lowden, from Illinois; Harding, from Ohio; Sutherland, iron. West Virginia. Hoover entered the primary in four States, but carried none, and went into a Republican convention with the dubious support of more votes in the Michigan Democratic primary than either McAdoO or Bryan. The popu- lar primary vote for the contestants for the nomination showed these totals: Johnson, 941 ,228; Wood, 697,- 513; 348,477;, Hoover, 298,778; Hard ing, 144,762; Sutherland, 61,461, and Pershing, 45,64O: The influence of this vote on the convention was re- vealed on the first ballot, when Wood, primary second choice, led with 287 votes to 133 for Johnson, first pri- mary choice. The final result, when the nomination went to Harding, whe was entered in only two State pri- maries, running first in Ohio and fourth in Indiana, completed the case against the primary vote, in the pres ent state of Presidential primary de- velopment, as barometer of conven- tiOn sentiment.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Commissioners Court at Nc Grath, Mount Mckinley Precinct, Fourth Division, Territory of Alaska, before w. T. Vanderpool, U. s. Commissioner and ex-officio probate judge.
 In the matter of the estate of Hu- bade -Hebert, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned has been duly appointed ad- ministrator of the estate of Hubade Hebert, deceased.
 All personsg havin- claims against said estate are required to present the same, duly verified, with proper vouchers attached, to the undersigned, at Eakotna, Alaska, within six months from date of this notice. Dated Takotna, Alaska, April 2, 1928.
 H. c. WALLICK,
 Administrator. First publication, April '; last pub ication May 5, 1928.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

"How did the Smith wedding go off"
 "Fine-until the parson asked the bride if she'd obey her husband"
 What happened then?"
 "She replied, Do you think I'm crazy?' and the groom, who was in 3 sort of doze, said T do.'
 Are you Kusko Times ,suhscribere Why not?
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

The French Senate has rejected plan to conscript women in time of war. Anybody. whe has ever tried to conscript a woman will understand the reason why,-San Diego Union.
 A bird refuge is being proposed for the State of Kansas. This seems timely just Lsfore the coming Repub- lican convention to harbor the lame ducks that may appear-Troy Rec ord.
 Most of the Presidential candidates have now clarified their attitude on the wet-dry issue by the bold, une- quivocal and thunderous statement that it is the solemn duty of Presi- dent to uphold the Constitution Brooklyn Eagle.
 A Georgia judge has decided that a husband is merely "a fgurehead." And how he has to fgure!-America Lumberman.
 Soviet Russia's disarmament ges- ture somehow carries the suggestion of dove matched in a buzzard's nest. Weston (Ore.) Leader.
 A Pennsylvania man has invented motor that dispenses with gas. Now let him develop legislature that does the same.-Virginian-Pilot.
 At the hour of birth, says an au- thority, human intelligence stands at the zero mark. Which proves that some adults weren't always as dumb as they are now.-San Diego Union.
 Buyers are racing back from Paris with the latest designs in gowns, most of which extend below the knees. No doubt the modistes are planning
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

The old intrepid, daredevil spirit of the West is not dead yet, and we see that a man out in New Mexico heckled Jim Reed the other day Ohio State Journal.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

Little more aviation and we'll have to start Zoning of the ozone.-Ar- kansas Gazette.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

gestion is that she arrange to be called, as a witness in the oil inquiry New York Evening Post.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21
F1REAS 6WiiIRS.

Little more aviation and we'll have to start zoning of the ozone.-Ar- kansas Gazette.
 The next great European war will make the world safe for Orientals.- Publishers Syndicate.
 Loan sharks rarely attack those who do not go out beyond their finan- ciai depth.-Virginian
 It may be possible for a man to have more money than brains. but not for very long.-New York American.
 During it's lifetime the oyster pro- ducesabout 5O0.OO0,00O eggs. It's a good thing for quiet seaside resorts that oysters don't cackle.-Arkansas Gazette.
 A compromise is just a way of de- laying the ultimate outcome.-Wall Street Journal
 The reason why the woman paws and pays and pays is because she buys on the installment lan.-Arkan- sas Gazette.
 Psychoanalysis will be more valued Uhap if cap ho mead Y,ooro +o ,,rox,on+ crime instead of exlulpating crim- inals.-Washington Star.
 If the fuelless motor proves prac- ticable, the only thing needed to make the automobile complete would be a driverless back seat.-Virginian Pilot.
 His clothes may make the man, but hers oft breaks him.-Wall Street Journal.
 Gold filling keeps teeth from hurt ing, especially the teeth of the crim- inal code.-Erie Times.
 Favorite sons prove nothing, except that you can't trust the judgment of parents.-Peoria Star Vicious criminals get too much rope of wrong sort and too little of right sort.-Wall Street Journal. 
 The trouble with "a platform prom ise seems to be that it has no due date.-American Lumberman (Chi- cago.
 Moybe visit from Lindy would help the Houston convention.-Tampa TimeSc.
 Texas frog lived thirty-one years in a cornerstone. It couldn't eroak. Weston l(Ore.) Leader.
 The nations doctor bill is now a million and .a-haf day, sbut apples are not cheap, either. What to do? What to do?-The New Yorker.
 "I just want to forget" a young lady out in Indiana, who has just been tilted by a rich manufacturer, is quoted as saying. We'll, our sug-
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

The next great European war will make the world safe for Orientals.- Publishers Syndicate.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

Loan sharks rarely attack those who do not go out beyond their finan- ciai depth.-Virginian-Pilot.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

Daily NewS.
 Mir. Wilbur, Secretary of the Navy, jumps the critics iof the, $740,000,000 Navy program and recalls that the women in 1925 spent $1, 1,825, 100000 on cosmetics. But, Mr. Secretary, just consider one catches 'em and the other kills 'em.-Facts (Atlanta).
 Billy Bore Qistening to talking ma chine record): "That's good one. What is it?"
 Waliy Smart: "Show Me the Way to Go Home. 1 hoped it would appeal to you"
 The patient who had been put on a diet of eggs and port was asked by his doctor how he liked his daily fare.
 "It would be all right, doctor, if the eggs were as new as the port, and the port as old as the eggs"
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

It may be possible for a man to have more money than brains. but not for very long.-New York American.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

to tack cn a cover charge.-Chicago
 Daily New. <
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

During it's lifetime the oyster pro ducesabout 5OO,OO0,00O eggs. It's a good thing for quiet seaside resorts that oysters don't cackle.-Arkansas Gazette.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

"I just want to forget" a young lady out in Indiana, who has just been tilted by rich manufacturer, is quoted as saying. We'll, our sug-
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

A compromise is just a way of de- laying the ultimate outcome.-Wall Street Journal.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

The reason why the woman pays and pays and pays is because she buys on the installment lan.-Arkan- sas Gazette.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

Psychoanalysis will be more valued when it can be used more to prevent crime instead of exlulpating crim- Washington Star.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

The nations doctor bill is now a million and a-haf day, sbut apples are not cheap, either. What to do? What to do?-The New Yorker.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

If the fuelless motor proves prac- ticable, the only thing needed to make the automobile complete would be a driverless back seat.-Virginian- Pilot.
The Kusko times., 1928-04-21

His clothes may make the man, but hers oft breaks him.-Wall Street Journal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-13
HERBERT'S
MUSIC STILL GEMS
Special Touring Company Presents Naughty Marietta
for Two Performances at the Murat.
Dorothy BIuemel
BY JOHN T. HAWKINS

DOR the first time Indianapolis
the opportunity hearing
operettas.
Naughty Marietta the
with their annual winter of girl mystery
Herbert melody like
elusive quality that seemingly reflects the Naughty
Marietta" melodies and musical themes abound
of is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-13
UNION STATION READY

BIZ Times Special
GOSHEN, Ind, Dec. 13.-Go-
shen's new union railroad passen-
ger station will be formally opened
Saturday morning, after which
twenty-five railroad and express Of
ficials will be guests at dinner to
be given by the city and the Cham
Der of Commerce.
The New York Central and Big
Four railroads will use the station,
completed after several months
work.