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New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Personals

MIS-, pdN III IL. Ndlr ana uduRnteT,
Zccille are spending their vacation
at West Silver Sand.
Miss Rose Swarsky left for New
York city, where she will spend a
few days with friends and relatives
Mrs. G. s. Casperson and two
children of Murray street are
spending the month of July at Say
brook.
Thomas F. Keaveny of Bridgeport
is spending a few days with his
brother. DIR. John F. keaveny and
Mrs. keaveny of Lincoln street.
EN- Mayor Joseph NJ. Halloran OF
Grove Hill will spend the weekend
with his family at Stannard beach.
H. c. Capen, paymaster of the
Stanley Rule & Level Co., will leave
today for Dale. N. Y, where he will
spend the next two weeks.
DIR. William T.. Morrissey left to-
day for Stannard beach where he
will join his family at the summer
home.
Harry E'ancher of SO Dwight street
will leave tomorrow for Man !: !.
where he will spend his annual va
cation.
Ernest Wright of Rassett street
beach where he will spend the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mis-. Russell Elliott will
return to their home in Texas after
a visit with Mr.. ElIiott's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Elliott of Lenox
place.
Arthur NJ. Beardsley OF 81 EN-
mons place, will spend the week.
end in Summeryille.
Mrs. Charles j. Long is spending
the month at Hotchkill Grove,
Branford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore e. john
son, and sons, Theodore L. Jr., Ern-
est. and Harold. will spend the next
two weeks at Lake Congamond.
l. NJ Anderson will snend the
next two weeks at Indian Neck.
Branford.
Mrs. +. C. McCay will spend the
next two weeks at Summer Island.
Branford.
Mrs. Ella WEIGH of 20 Harrison
street will spend the rest of the sum-
mer at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
Mrs. Joseph r. Lamb has left for
Madison where she will spend an
extended vacation.
Mrs. Mary Luddy will spend the
remainder of the summer at Clin-
ton Beach.
Miss Mary +. kinlock will spend
the next two weeks at Woodmont
Mrs. George Recor will spend the
next week at Myrtle Beach, Milford.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07

The ancient capital Of Siam
Ayuthia-has been hidden in the
jungle for four centuries.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07

More than 4G7 aOD tons of water
pass over Niagara Falls every
minute.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-07
Mrs. George Recor will spend the
next week at Myrtle Beach, Milford.

Mrs. John Berg and daughter.
Miss Beverley. are the guests Of
Mrs Olaf A. Peterson at the "Aw-
gowan," at Lake Pocotopaug.
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Miss Mary +. kinlock will spend
the next two weeks at Woodmont
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Mrs. Mary Luddy will spend the
remainder of the summer at Clin-
ton Beach.
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Mrs Joseph r. Lamb has left for
Madison where she will spend an
extended vacation.
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Sky Serene

Near the equator, the sky was
serene. Coming near the American
coast we determined our position by
numrous astronomic observations.
During the flight over the ocean. we
had light south southeast winds
which retarded our progress and
caused US to deviate slightly to the
west
The Washington times., 1928-10-10
wbv the Meeting Broke Up

Candidate (making campaign
speech(-"I am practical farmer
and in sympathy with farmers. !
can pillow, reap, milk cows, shoe
horse-in fact I doubt whether
anv of my hearers can name one
thing about a farm ! cannot 90
Voice from back of halD-"Ca'
YOU lay an egg?
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Blame It on the Static

There is no place on earth
where a mispronounced word or
a slurred syllable or a colloquial
accent stands out so sore-ftnger-
eddy as it does in loud speaker.
-Woman's Home Companion.
The Washington times., 1928-10-10

McDonald-My uncle in Scot
land has just sent me his photo
graph.
Friend-What does he look like?
Mcdonald don't know; l..
haven't had it developed yet.
The Pathfinders
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Let 'Er Go, Professor

ITO be a successful tap dane
err an authority announces,
you must put everything you've
got into your work" In otner
words you must put your heart
and sole into it.-Farm & Fire
side
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He Sure KNOWS

Doctor-Perhaps you drink too
much coffee. I should advise you
to try a substitute.
Patient--Doctor, your advice As
superfluous. ! have hVsd IN
boarding houses for 20 years.
-gha RathfindsA
The Washington times., 1928-10-10

YOU'RE RIGHT
There's a lot of difference be-
tween shopping and buying.
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DOWN
PITIFUL CASES

The deaf and dumb woman who
had an operation and couldn't
talk about it.
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A Sly Hint

Mrs. Neggs-"Are you sure
everything is shut up Tor the
night?"
Mr.. Neggs--" Everything that
can shut up, dear.
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Wise Cracks
Hand in Hand

Wherever there is boom there
is usually a good deal Oh ouiiA'
The American Magazine.
The Washington times., 1928-10-10
The Supreme Test

If you wish to know whether
or not you really want thing,
try giving 1t up.-The American
Magazine.
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Maybe I'm Wrong
By John p Medbury
THE UNFAIR SEX
By John p. Medbury

The woman who wouldn't let
her husband eat crackers in
the limousine because she didn't
want to get mice in the car.
The Washington times., 1928-10-10
SHRIMP FLYNN
BACK IN The
Folio.

RlFTER WEEKS or
NARROWING HARD.
SHIP DURING
U0HtcH TIME He
MISSED PROBABLY
THIRTY DISHES or
Tee ere AM SHRIMP
FLYNit1 IS WELCOMED
eAek AT a Special.
SESSION ~ The
PRIVATE BOoIH Al
60ES ICE CREAM RARL0R.
The Washington times., 1928-10-10

ACE OF CADS
The bachelor who got married
and bought q home so that he'd
have some place to stay away
from.
The Washington times., 1928-10-10

TAKE 1T OR LEAVE 1T
Cash" is the buy-Word in any
successful business.
The Washington times., 1928-10-10
NECESSARY EVILS

The Ten Commandments should
be augmented in order to take
care of the modern generation.
The Washington times., 1928-10-10
AEsOPs' FABLES

A. man doesn't mind walking
mile for cigarette If he can get
a lift back.
The Washington times., 1928-10-10
Yesterdays TIGHTWAD

The Scotch carpenter who uses,
a woodpecker instead OF a brace
and bit.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

The bride will be attred in a gown Of pearl white canton crepe trlmme1 with lace and a tuIle veil with Rose Marie cap She will carry shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss HoCunh will wear q FONT of peach Colored silk crepe with picture hat 10 match and carry lal ender sweet peas,
 X reception will be held at the home of the brides parents after the ceremony with about seyenty- five guests attending from New Haven. Ontario, Canada, Walden. New York, Hartford. Merideu and this city. White daisies and ferns will decorate the home and church.
 Mir. Lane and his bride will mako their home in Hamilton Ontario. following an extended wedding trip.
 Miss Mary Miller. daughter of Mir, and Mrs Joseph Miller of Err win Place. became the bride of stephen Sohlech, son of Mir. and Mrs. Adam SohieCh of McCllntock road, Tuesday. The ceremony took place st o'clock in the morning at
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

Mfr. Hochstrate is the organist in the New Garden thoatcr Waterbury. He has often given performances over the radio,
 The wedding of Miss Doris A Honiss, daughter of Mrs, Cora Honiss of Hudson street, East Der lin, and Arthur E., Benson of East Berlin, will take place Saturday. June 30. at the Berlin Consrega ton al church at 4:5o o'clock.
 Miss Leona Y. kliduff. daughter of Mir, and Mrs, Thomas j. kildunf of Corbin avenue, will become the bride this afternoon of Willia.n John Lane. son Of MT and Mrs. E. F. Lane of Hamilton, Ontario Can ada. The ceremony will take place at 5 o'clock at the South Congresa- tional church. Rev. Dr. George W. C. Hill. pastor, will officiate Miss kilduff will 'he attended by her cousin. Miss Ruth Hocumb, as maid of honor and Miss Cora Belle Glad win of West Hartford as flower girl Alfred Lane will be his brothers bel st man and Lester kilduff and Clarence Whitney will act as ushers
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

of Leghorn & Thomas, jew welers, and has been prominent in the jewelry I trade for many years. Robert A. Vance. son of Mir. and l Mrs. w. S. Vance of Diamond ave- nue, Plainville, and Miss Helen B. Wentland. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Wentland of Divinity street, Bristol, were married last Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Ger man Baptist church, Bristol. The ceremony was performed by Rever- end MT. Myers. pastor.
 1 They were attended by Miss Dor. cthy Wentland. sister of the bride, as maid of honor. and A. Stevenson, as best man.
 The bride was dressed in a gown Of white georsette trimmed with Spanish lace and wore a veil to match. She carried a bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid was dressed in pink georgette and carried a bouquet of pink roses @.
 The church was prettily decorated with palms Following the ceremony, a recep- | ton was held at the home Of the brides parents. During the day the couple left on wedding trip to New York, Atlantic City. Philadel- phla and Ocean' City. They will be at home to friends on Diamond ave- nue after June "5.
 Mr. Vance is employed at the Standard Steel & Bearing Co. plant MT. and Mrs. Martin c. Connolly of Winthrop street. will observe their e5th wedding anniversary to- morrow with a dinner at { o'clock | Tn the afternoon after which they will receive friends in the evening They were married at St. Joseph's 5 church by Reverend Dr. Richard r. Moore. They have three children. William A. Connolly. student at Fordham University. Gertrude. a commercial teacher and Grace. -''"@7 ''oi o'iiS c Ett hGHLlC, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mckenzie of Plainfield N. J.. was married on Friday. June Is. to Mon- roc Huma son, son of Mrs Harris R. Humason Of this city. The cere- mony was performed by Reverend John J. Moment at the home of the brides parents in the presence of few immediate relatives. There were no attendants.
 The former Miss Mckenzie at- tended the Hartridgc school in flalnfield and is graduate of Vas sar college where she was a class mate of Miss Sally Humaso sister of the groom.
 MT Hnmason is 8 graduate of New Britain High school and of Yale University. He is member of the firm of Phillip Sawyer Rice and Kennedy, patent attorneys of New York
 Miss Lena Dagata, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Martin Dagata of Elm street and Joseph Nalenti son of Mir and Mrs. Leonard Nalenti of Cleveland street were married Tues day morning at o'clock at St Mary's church by Rev. Walter ]. LSddy. Mrs. Mary T. Crean sang 70 Salutaris."
 The bride who was given in mar riage by her father. wore a gown Of white georgette caught with pearls and a Rose Marie veil of tulle lace. Her bouquet was of white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Julia paEata, who vas her sisters maid of honor was dressed in or enid geor<ette trimmed with old lace and a hat to match. She car red pink tea roses The four brides maids, Miss Mary n. Dagata. sis ter Of the bride. Miss Rose Fabale, Miss Josephine Para and Miss Rose
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16
GATHERINGS
June Brides Feted-Manv Other Parties Were Held During the Week.

Pupils of Miss Anna Mae Me Aloon gave piano recital at her studio, III Smith street, Sunday afternoon in the presence of many friends. Those taking part were Theresa Rivers, Lorraine Gill. Cyril Erha, Gladys Coleman Norma Wal den. Madeline Gill and Hilda Deutsch. The concluding number was a duet by Madeline Gill and
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

fnent families. She Is a graduate Of Wellesley college and for several years has been actively interested in local charities and philanthropical societies
 Mir. Bentley is general manager of the Parker Shirt company.
 The wedding of Miss Harriet Vic. toria Reynal. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis $. Reynal of Lexington street and Hubert Watson Williams. son of Arthur Williams of Corbin avenue, will take place Wednesday evening at seven o'clock in the eve- ming at the Reynal residence. Rev. Theodore X. Greene. pastor of the First Congregational church will of- ticiate. Miss Eeynal will be attend- ed by her sister. Miss Beatrice Rey- nal. Edward Twichell will be MT. Williams best man.
 MT Williams and his bride will take up their residence at 1918 Cor bin avenue following a wedding trip.
 Miss Martha Clark and chosen her sister. Miss Katherine Clark. to be her maid of honor at her marriage to Stanley Lonsdale of Bridgeport which will take place Saturday. June 80, at four o'clock in the afternoon. The ceremony will take place in the home of Miss Clark's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Clark on Garden street, Charles Zimmerman of New 1,eJ1 will serve as best man for Mir Lons- dale,
 Miss Eliza beth Nerena Frey. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Frey of Monroe street and John bolan. son Of Mir. and Mrs, Thomas r. Dolah of Bristol, will be married at 9 o'clock Monday morning at St. Joseph's church,
 Miss Florence Shipman Shaffer, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Shipman Shaffer of Pennington avenue, and Mir, John Booth Lieuhard, son of Mir. and Mrs. II. X. Lienhard of Golf street, Maple Hill. will be married this afternoon al 4 o'clock in Trinity church on Sigourney street, Hart ford.
 Miss Frances Wadsworth Shaffcr, twin sister of the bride. will ho maid Of honor, Richard Lienhard brother of the bridegroom will be best man. The ushers will he Conrtice Berry and Robert Lien- hard, brother of the bridegroom.
 Mir, and Mrs l.. J. Daley Of Rox- bury road. celebrated the 1oth an niNersary of their wedding Thursday They were ma rried in Plainville at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy by Rev. Father kilcoync. They are the parents of three chillren and have lived here many years.
 A double wedding anniversary took place Thursday evening at the Ieghorn residence on Stanley street when Mr, and Mrs Michael P. Leg horn and Mrs. and Mrs. George Leg horn celebrated their 35th and fifth wedding anniversary, respectively. About 30 guests wore present.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. F. Leghorn were married in St Mary's church in this city and have three sons, George, Gerald and Robert Leghorn and daughter. Mary E. Leghorn. all of this city,
 M P. Leghorn IS head of the firm
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

i St. Joseph's church. The ceremony Will be performed at 10 o'clock in the morning. Miss Anne Scayillo will be maid of honor and the best man wAl be Nicholas Arena, Mrs. Kath- erlne Arena and Miss Queen Frank In VIII De the other attendants. The ushers will be Andrew Scavillo and Frederick Merglianni
 TWO hundred guests will attend the wedding from New York, New Jersey, Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford and this city
 The couple will make their home at lol Monroe street upon their return from a wedding trip 10 Der muda.
 Al supper party given Sunday evening. Mir. and Mrs. I. No,cck of Winthrop street announced tho en- gasement Of their daughter. Lillian. to Hyman Der nhauln Of Waterbury.
 Attorney Irving. Eachlin Of West 9''" f'ii' 1'il'N7 iNb:I'' 'NfA il Hal . ford will ho married Sunday June 4, Tn Hartford.
 The marriaG" Of William r. Rock vol, son Of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Rockwell of Pclbam. New York. and who is connected with the Rus ssl X Erwin Manufacturing com pany of this city. and Miss Mildred Stoigcr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard X. Steigcr of Lancaster ave- nuc, Syracuse, New York, took place Tue Sday al high noon al 1h" home of the brides parents. Tho ccrc- n1onr was followed by a ~-cptlon at the Bellevue Country club.
 The bride was attended by Mrs. Richard Stevens as matron of hon. or and Miss Dorothy Wight was maid Of honor. Vincent E Good rich was Mr, Rockwcll's hest man.
 Mrs. Rockwell was junior at Syracuse university and member Of Alpha Nj Delta sorority.
 Mir. Rockwell, who was graduated last year from Syracuse university, was affiliated with Zcta Psi fra ternity, and during his college course was prominent in ath'rtlcs. After a wedding trip, MT and Mrs. Rockwell will make their home Tn New Britain.
 Miss Dorothy s, Carpenter, daueh- ter of Mrs. Jennie J. Carpenter Of le1 IalrNiew avenue. Port Chester. x. N., and Clifton NJ. Weed son Of Mir. and Mrs. Truman L. Weed Of c51 Lincoln street. will be married at 4 o'clock this afternoon in Port hester. The ceremony will be per formed by Rev. Stanley $. I<ilhourne. rector Of St. Peters Episcopal church. Following the ceremony an informal reception is planned
 The bride will be attended hy her cousin, Miss Grace E. Mccullough Of this city, and Arvid N. Larson of Providence, E, l., will be Mr. Weeds hest man. The ushers will be Cliff ford Mccullough Of Port Chester and Charles Cheney. Jr.. Of White Plains. N. Y. After a honeymoon the couple will make their home at ForostNlllo for the summer
 The bride will wear white satin gown and veil. caught with orange blossoms. She. will carry a shower bouquet of roses and lilies Of the valley. The maid of honor will he atf1red in q peach and green taffeta gown and will carry an arm hou quet Of elad,oli, A feature of the ceremony will be the renderins Of arprorrlate solos by Miss Marie Topp Of Port Chester friend of the bride.
 Mir. Weed was graduated from Fnnssalaer rolytechnr Institute in fhe class Of '@@5 and is connected with the. Stanley Works.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

so pleasing that the were forced to respond with an encore.
 Guests were present from Meri. den, Mlddletield, Plainville, Bristol. Torrington and this city. Tuesday evening Mrs, Elisha Cooper entertained at dinner and cards in honor of Salem Hyde and John Cairns. Mir. Hyde leaves today 10 make his home in Chicago and Mr Cairns returns to Germany to- day.
 Mrs John Pelletier of Vance street entertained the members of her bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs Thomas Grove entertained twelve at cards Thursday afternoon at her home on Grove Hill. The prjz. cN We're won by Mrs. Joseph Hallor an, Mrs. Homer Judd of Bristol and Mrs, William F. Mangan. -'''' ''ol et DOH or lIumpulI street gave q bridge tea and shower at her home Tuesday afternoon for Mss Harriet Keynal. whose mar rage 10 Hubert Williams takes place Wednesday evening Mrs. Louis Rev. nal, Miss Beatrice Reynal and Mrs. Harold Guy of Portland won the prizes.
 Mrs Reynal presided at the table in the dining room and Miss Beatrice Roynal and Mrs. Lucicn Stevens as sisted with the serving.
 Mrs. Walter Leland of West Hart ford. formerly Of this city, enter 'ained her bridge club Monday a.- ternoon.
 Mrs. Joseph M. Holloran Of Grove Hill gave a bridge party of four tables Monday evening al her home. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Ward, Mrs. Donald Gatfney, Mrs. William Farley and Mrs. James Curtin were awarded the prizes.
 Miss EuniCn Johnson entertained the members of her bridge club Monday evening at her home on south Burrit street.
 Mrs, William Farley of Allen street will entertain at bridge Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Pardon (. Hickey Of Worth nston Ridge. Berlin. will give luncheon Monday at the Shuttle Meadow club to honor Mrs. George kohn of Hartford. foremerly of this city. Mrs. kohn and her family sail Wednesday to spend the summer in Europe.
 Mrs. Arthur G. kimball gave dinner party at her home on Lexing- ton street Wednesday evening for the former Miss Flora Humphrey. whose marriage to William E. Bent- Icy took place Thursday.
 Miss Eurith Wachter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wachter of Park Place, entertained with | bridge and shower Tuesday evening at her home in honor of Miss Mar tha Clark, There were four tables of auction with the prize awards being made 10 Miss Beatrice Reynal. Miss Harriet Eeynal and Miss Clark,
 Miss Clark will he married 10 stanley Londsale of Bridgeport. on June 30.
 Mrs. George Taylor of Mason Drive entertained at dinner last evening.
 Mrs. Clifford w Vivian of West Main street gave a luncheon bridge a' the Shuttle Meadow club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frederick Rackliffe, Mrs. Laurie Banford. Mrs William Cornell Of Hartford and Mrs Harold Shepard were given the prizes.
 Mrs Bennett H. Hubbard and her sister. Mrs. Raymond Thomas of East Orange. \. J.. will give a large bridge party Monday afternoon in honor of Miss Harriet Reynal at the
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Mrs Bennett H. Hubbard and her sister, Mrs. Raymond Thomas of bridge party Monday afternoon in honor of Miss Harriet Reynal at the
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

Mrs. Clifford W. Vivian of West Main street gave a luncheon bridge a' the Shuttle Meadow club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frederick Rackliffe, Mrs. Laurie Banford. Mrs William Cornell Of Hartford and Mrs. Harold Shepard were given the prizes.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

Mrs. George Taylor of Mason Drive entertained at dinner last evening.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

Miss Cuenna Scavlllc. daughter of Mir and Mrs. A. Sca,illo of Arch street, and Dominic Soccoli. son of Mrs E. Soecoli of Monroe street. will be married Monday. June IS. at
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

Mrs. Arthur c. kimball gave a dinner party at her home on Lexing- ton street Wednesday evening for the former Miss Flora Humphrey. whose marriage to William E. Bent Icy took place Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

Mrs. Pardon C. Hickey Of Worth ngton Ridge. Berlin. will give luncheon Monday at the Shuttle Meadow club 10 honor Mrs. George kohn of Hartford. foremerly of this city Mrs. kohn and her family sail Wednesday to spend the summer in Europe.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

Mrs. Joseph NJ, Holloran Of Grove hlil gave d bridge party of four tables Monday evening at her home. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Ward, Mrs. Donald Gatfney, Mrs. William Farley and Mrs. James Curtin were awarded the prizes.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

Mrs, William Farley of Allen street will entertain at bridge Wednesday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

Miss tunicc Johnson entertained the members of her bridge club Monday evening at her home on south Burrit street.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

Mrs Walter Leland Of West Hart ford. formerly Of this city, enter ldlned her bridge club Monday a.- ternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-19
BID FCR CONTROL
 OF LOWELL GREEK
 AT SEWARD, IS LET

The bid for the improvement of Lowell Creek at Seward, which consists of 5000 feet of Hume and $50 feet of dike and involves an outlay of over $66,GO0, was awarded this morning to the War rack Construction company. of Seattle, it was made known at the office of the Alaska Road Commission here today. Work will begin about July 1. and, ac. cording to the terms of the bid, it is required to be finished with. in 15O days.
 Preliminary examinations for this work were made by the Al aska Road Commission in 1925 and S25,000 of the money neces- sary for the project was appro. priated by the last Territorial Legislature and the remainder was obtained by special Congress sional appropriation.
 The bids for the project were simultaneously opened in Seward, Seattle and Juneau on June 9 Other concerns putting in bids were S.. P. Raymond, local com pany; Johnson Gardner and Com pany of Portland, Ore, and the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-19
Reports Serum Abates
 Infantile Paralysis
(Con..nm-n rro.; -ase one.)

mont public health department.
 Dr. Archer O'Reilly of St. Louis, chairman of the section on ortho- pedic surgery, urged e9tGblish- ment of convalescent hospitals for crippled adults. for whose care there are virtually no facilities. He pointed out that it cost. about $235 to rehabilitate crippled per. son and from $500 to $500 annual ly to maintain one unable to work. Fifty thousand crippies are being added to the list of invalids this year, Dr. O'Reilly asserted.
 "A consideration of the figures quoted" he addodr twill show that not only humanltarlait rac. tives but also economic principles justify the establishment of ado quate hospitals, manned by ex. pert staffs. devoted to- the treat ment of, the adult cripple
 Dr. Willard c. Stoner of C,evc- land, speaking before the section on practice of medicine, said that treatment for chronic rheumatism was largely unsatisfactory even in some of the best clinics. The widespread occurrence of the dis ease and the tendency to invalid ism accompanying it make rheu- tnafief, an imnOrt9nt economic problem, Dr. Stoner asserted.