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Evening star., 1928-04-08
MA!

This is TRUE and we can
prove it!
Air-May during the past two
years has made for more indi-
viduals large earnings and per-
manent success than any other
speciality sales proposition in
America! No financial invest
ment required. citherl
A $3,50O,00000 corporation,
built on the success of individual
dealers in the field and holding
the highest credit rating, has
established a phenomenal sales
record with Air-Way, an cleo
trical speciality on which we hold
eight basic patents.
Air-Way has a field as large
as the automobile: it demon
strates a real service with no
competition it gives more dem
onstrated value than it costs
men selling in the field have a
dealers franchise and conse-
quent remuneration; it is cover
ed by a hve-year bona fide guar
antee and satisfied clientele help
our men make money.
Here is what some of our men
in Washington made last week
Mr.. Kl, a former business
man, made more than $4,000
altogether last week.
Mr.. SIS, who has been with
Washington branch a year. made
$1,000 altogether last week.
He was formerly a sales man
ager elsewhere.
Mr.. C----u. a former carpen-
ter, made $4,000 altogether last
week.
Mr.. K-~--lI, a former metal
worker, made $4,000 altogether
| last week.
Mr.. Rs, former automo.
bile man. made $4,000 last
week.
| On March 3lst, commissions
for the days sales made by oui
| individual dealers amounted tc
/ 81 1900.
| The Washington branch has
promoted statesmen as managers
Of Norfolk. Richmond. Roanoke
Va, and Winston Salem, N. C..
yet we have just started expand
ing
| We can train and place thi,
week six married men OF vision
| honesty, neatness and determi
nation. If you can qualify, i
| will pay you to investigate Air
| Way, the outstanding sales sue
cess Of the decade. Call Mon
day. April 9th, from 9 am. Il
S pm.
203 INSURANCE BUILDING
! 18th and Eye Sta N.M.
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TgN ~ oasrsetsT and ability 70 connect
with hiHbrgFaSe ssies proposition oy bos 81
SFtD. Gso1 opportunity for hgstisFs. sEs
M NeDsasnn between 3 and 10 am, I4i
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El4ECTRIC WIRlNts ---~ New low prtCeSs 4
rooms wired eSonen1ets, Nt{h nxsar~S. $iaNs
terms SOL Eye q. Nv, ECo<ul1N EI,EC-
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EOyS 8 White. must he able 70 count QUICK
IL and accurately Amply o'clock Monday
TorlinS ready for work, Elite Coat Apron
- ass~ lAtA
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CARPENTER -CONTS ACTOR. buskunE Slssr~
atlGns repasrS. tegaens WORK. III tsicuE WpwA
sSrsCl0ity how costs assured. 4, Ii. Ma
hsrger Franklin S4kS ~
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YOUNG MEN.

Two. neat appearing. age 1922 20 travel
north. vith manager and crew of congenlal
boys. free transportation: excellent pay. Ap-
plicarts must be prepared 10 leave immedi-
ately and possess sales ability. Phone today.
Pot OF c1-W fNr anDnintuaerf
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/ EI.ECTRtC WIHiNG-~SpectAls e-rss0ra aaass
wfFed compsete With kxtQC~S SSl. 80, c(sn,
Vetlsent stHsa p2yaseHts Il desired, Mst~0-
nos1sAn neCNoTatlfiS aad E8sesrte &C.. isss
500 4 st NV Frank SNn
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sfluS general repairing cs agOpSvGy. plaster
lug. sensea; WORK H. IoAnsco, lS4S 1gvlnx.
('sa SNtT fas
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ArTT0MoPILF SALrSMEN tSl. experienccf; !;
good chance for real men must have their
own ,rsnspertstion,. Sc Mr.; acn'm'"Sef
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/ ELECTRiC WIRING AM FIXTyE EE>~-6
/ reonps ss low sS $50 set u,y estinaatss assst
/ save uRse and money w0rS xUsraNteesss :
! SFNeQiai yNgkyNS terms Nagth S$A Ia
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CAR WASHER experienced: please do not
ennlv unless YOU are Al and can turn
oui lots OF work. Owens Motor Co. S3SS
Tssnrrla
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VIII denpgnelrslsd ability 10 select ard
tksih 6ssIefs fer one ~ largest and m9Et
ss9igeee sssn stgAs ~ earn Eogd ssiErleE. With
~ stuFe tYsanigE so wholesale of retail sFIle
Eng who Eeek opportunity ~ Gsm0Bsffsa
they Gsservt aaTsneemeHf state aEs e1lleS
tina business RKDefiffles present salary atif
aatagy exBaefea ale9 csFf 81 eoitggiFE ~
whTb have Rfeataet expsFtssaef AMI ~idsea
5aes aesN aoauaaHtsABae klgti references re-
nsgsree SaateES Boz af3.I StsF Once
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The Star eo-operstes with the Better Business
Bureau in an effort to exclude all fraudulent and
misleading advertisements from s classified
section.
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PERSONAL.

PROFESSIONAL MALE NURSE. WITH
vide experiencs in ali types Of ailments; *:
aection Addrss. Box s's 4so-R, Star oface. @
THE UPLIFTER. FOR FACIAL MUSCLES.
tAIts muscles without surgery; muscle litter,
1emonstrator win SR' csi at your "'iien home. AZ.
dress Box 485-K. Star ONCE.
MASSAGE PHYsIoTHERAPHY.- CHIR0-
itol ct. Phone Lincoln 7137. I0s
HARRIET LANE HOME FOR INvALIRs
sns sna coz coh1vaIescents; every facility for then
BATTLE CREEK MAssETsE- VIOLET Ray
treatments. trained assistant Manictrinr
daily. 10 to 0. Art 2. 1889 y II. NV.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY A
114a4a77suse 1447s Ior all chronic conditions. Potomac
GLADYS KLEIN. FORMERLY OF GARDEN
Rose Beauty Shoppe, now giving all lines Of
,SsliwI 9es1w GU culture; specializing IN permanent
s4aI TEBFf i1iB i. eAkbEN SRN SCOPE 9oE BOA, :.
A, cultured French isdS aia-i IS e organizing .
small exclusive party TO tour France. part
tuniiy to meet and ASSOCIATE '' with IN re2nsd
French people and 20 derive pleasure and
peneht rarsE offered For particulars can
DO YOU KNOW
OF any one of your clubs or lodges planning
special program in niFht club. A,sa ,saroorls Sa
or cafes. Also have private affairs Ia so-
cietles- Would like 20. show nv feature
act. / have real Havaiisns with good
music, singing and suappy Oriental ard
h4ia Eiri dancers. Have proven good r.
suits Call Fr. s004 afternoons GAYS En-
tertalnpent Bureau
EGYPTIAN TEA ROOM.
A dainty lunch. cup Of tea
your fortune told. that you may see
HeSealed your future. IN the grounds Of tea
. Our gifted readers will tell real fortune
from the tea CUP free
Come in and make q wish.
1910 G ST. NV. End FLOOR
LUNCHEON. soc.
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EATETEE frsl eisss sbls 20 mia all color
~ ps3nts Bluss s'ssa examination, lsfst.
enaSs. aGast furnish own eqU1pBent: - PER
.~y Apply sundsy. DlH3Y 81 District Ess
GOasl Esnk BIG 1903 q st, nv, Room
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AEA-~-Beet zn1 busiest season suss start
fse executive positions swsit nTodanefs
Esso6 tTstngnF fs esisS WORK. T0H0FfDs
ace Mr. n Meyers Potomac KjeetFie Aps
v&ssree IL ssI aga g. sfs N ~
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.at-1o SALESMAN. Siga class. To take en-
tire charse Of sales and build an sales or.
SsoiyatSoO We have a good clientele anI
agency for INTRODUCING cars selhns II Vuu
snS IN This is a S. a00-s.year propositon
for Inc right man In answering, SiVe ret
erences and fun particulars OF your past
record; replies confidential Address BOX
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FINANCIAL
sITUATION-DOMEsTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants general housework
n W Pnfnnnac R31 h-W
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CHATFFEUR-Nest, young colored man.
unmarried. as chauffeur and gsneral utility
man for colored lawyer: WAGES 500 2 nlonsh.
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SITUATION--MALE.
(Continued.)

AUDITOR-YOung man. 20, capable and ex-
perienced desires position as Office manager
ard auditor. Address Box 227-K. Star office.
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BETTER SERVICE for better BIicks's-
not perfect service" We think this i'm
possible, out Dick Murphy Service" dos'e
BUICK machinery On q ~hst-rase' baSiS
whereby you know af the time you leave
your Buick lust how much your hill vail
be. trial will make you = permanent
customer. Dick Murphy Inc. l72S Kaso-
rama ~. NV,
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Roy with bicycle, wanted daily after 3
an: give address and age. Address Mana
r,e- ccc A 81
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HELP--FEMALE.

ing on salary and commission: splendid
opening for the right parties Ad. h303
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS to sell tickets. on
dress. giving references. Box 462-K. Star
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AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED IN as
hours with WONDERFUL new durable Lacquer
finish that Erovs handsorsr with age Proof
against ram snow. Ice. steam. soap. am
Hlonia, acids. alkan and alkaline mud. Let
Us show you samples OF fine work with
THIS excellent material. Prices $50 40. Jos.
McReynolds, Inc. 1000 Cpshur 81. Col. $685..
l4.S. 1o. - l. sc. NV. Decatur $50
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NEk~--$2b sfsd commission 20 start; pieaks
SOS work bat Only hard workers. wanted
Z Gsil Det~ssa ; asa6 30 2iG iDsslfsnes
Eldg ] E,b saf Eye SIS i0s
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NvN--l.an you I'll ciTletn3as csrdsf LaFFe
Ylaaufs6fureF desires 70 appoint now sas-
eeesfgi personal Christmas caro- represents.
fsyes in Iarge and small towns: selling diFeee
% consume. the best sample book an V. ,.
A gparsnteed largest commission q any sng
pabsishess b0fs. We pay ~eeky II sg1
her ~ 0s6ess starting. asy August let or
earlier write ~ far complete snfoTrpAt1n.
ftsF fyg-ofsesstsen assures positive sSeaete
~n. n. football Co. 32S W, Madison. Chi
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HELp--MALE.

SAIESMEN. experlenceu to sell our patented
wstcrless cookers un small weekly payment
basis; also other household necessities. See
Mr.. Dawson. Sth floor. Mather Bids. Mon
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WOMEN (3) capable to make
real money selling jewelry on
easy terms; pleasant outdoor
work; experience not absolutely
necessary. See Mr.. Blum. be-
tween 9 and 10 am. and 4 and
S pm. Castelberg Jewclry Co..
1904 F st. NV.
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ROY 10 help at sheet metal WoFk
ARMY Monday morning. S.1l N St nv
BOY white 10 unnack GOODS IN wholesale
hnatse SO ner week. Oh Ia. ave. .
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snS ~ work. esrly hours state axe salary
exrerte6 married or single. Address Box
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kEk RELIlEf1R OUTSIDE ssies woFk II etts
aisn uSn M3fA car far country territory
gg.lsF BFash 90 7is Metropolitan Bank
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YOUNG WOMAN of pleasing
personality as assistant IN
hosiery dept. Please do not ap-
ply unless YOU have had several
years experience as we'll as other
qualifications necessary for the
position. Apply
I.ANSBURGH & BRO,
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HATFFErRs-Reliahle men with identih.
cation cards. Arrly taxi ONCE. Wardnan
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%TTjgkNFN egpsFleHAed IL used esrs the
Beet pFDpokltAaN sE the 9ts. lo@B ~ a., H&s
,ASS. 10a0hE, xAGG. l02ees
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HET.p-MATE.

Phone Mr.. Randall, North
42o6 for appointment. Applica-
tions held strictly confidential.
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EXPERT FLp0R FINISHING sSpAelAx essc
NANNY Skalss5 nseehanics, Eesacs5 pysc~a
FaMl Serene ~ - nv Man lOlSf
FLOORS efNiSNEn tal8 gNNxhl nAaSAiAe
sanaed like new new Aears laid, gNreg~
hanSteS aatatlnx, kleaarSls0n a CLANCY.
Col S9fT necstur t11S is
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
TO prepare for the Spring examinations
begin right now Special preparation for
clerk promotion exams, file clerk, ststlstical
clerk. editorial clerk, Patent Once. STEN,
S TS e1sEs1s 1snTEfeARHT6bRsY TeaRss phE
ae. cor. 18th 4 NV. Phone Er 90EO.
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FLOORS. Nld er new, sefaued and hNssAe.l
all work dOas Nv hand. ~ eAd aeCrs Cleaned
low tAss MentA, All wNrk done ny Wtleaal
Lane AOl 18Th q, SO, Line. AS1S
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
DRINK WATER
 F BACK OR KIDNEYS HURT
Begin Taking Salts if You Feel Backachy or Have
 Bladder Weakness

Too much rich food forms acids which excite and overwork the kid- neys in their efforts to filter it from the system, Flush the kidneys oc- caslonally to relieve them like vou relieve the bowels. removing acids, waste and poison, else you may feel ia dull misery in the kidney region. sharp pains ill the back or sick headache, dizziness. the stomach sours, tongue Is coated, and when the weather is bad you have rheu- matte tWInges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment. the channels often get irrltated. obliging one to get up two or three times during the night.
 To help neutralize these irritating acids and flush off the body's urin- ous waste, begin drinking water. Also get about four ounces of lad Salts from any pharmacy, take a tablespoonful in glass of water be- fore breakfast for few days and your kidneys may then act fine and bladder disorders di~appear.
 This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia. and has been used for years to help clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irritation. lad Salts is in- expensive and makes q delightful etfervescent lithia- water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to help prevent seri- ous kidney and bladder disorders.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
HURLEY TO PROBE RIDE
 OF GIRL FROM MAINE
Hears That State Police Were HOax- ed Into Giving Escort
 to Child.

Bridgeport, Nov. 2o.-lR-Super- intendent of State Police Robert E. Hurley told the Post today that he would conduct an investigation into the request for police escort for Catherine Adams of Maine who was rushed from that state to Bridge port yesterday in a private ambu- lance under escort of state police in what was alleged to be race with death,"
 The only trouble with the girl. &C., cording to Dr. George Hawley who treated her at the Bridgeport hospi- tai is that a cast for detormed hip had to be replaced, minor matter which could be done anywhere and ill no particular hurry. Tt is absurd to have made such 8 show" Dr. Hawley told the Post.
 "A train would have brought her here in plenty of ume." Dr. Hawley made it clear that he had nothing to do with it.
 Superintendent Hurley promised that he would get to the bottom of the thing.
 "Of course when the police is call- ed, we give aid." he declared. "but nobody can make a fool out of the department. The request was made for an escort in what we understood to be dire emergency. ''1f that has been violated, some- thing must be done. Policemen should not be called from duty for hoax-play."
 Little Catherine was we'll at the , hospital this morning and will start for home as soon as the plaster is dry.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
WOULD DO BUYING FOR CITY GARAGE
Commission Believes It Car
 Effect Extensive Economy

A wide departure from the present system of maintaining automotiv, equipment by the city department i: recommended by the garage com mission, whose members believe they can save the city thousands of dol, lars if permitted to do the purchas- ing of all equipment.
 A charter revision to effect this change will be by Chairman Walter J. kenney. Under the present plan. each board received an appropria ton for automotive equipment and makes it's own purchases. Chairman kenney has pointed out that such q plan eliminates savings that come with collective purchasing.
 But one exception to this rule is advocated by the garage commits sioners, this being the fire depart ment. 4 staff Of mechanics and q workshop is maintained by the board of fire commissioners and the equip. ment to be purchased and repairs made are somewhat different than the usual run.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
AUDIT OF Q[Y ACCOUNTS
 APPROVED BY COUNCIL
Dnar4 e Unanoo aQ1 1Axaton Aaked c Hovt6o Nun1s .
 ooayy O. Wsvk.

Tue Anaaee committee ef the ooumea eeuneil has vstsd ta eseom- mead to the beard of finance end tsxstien thst fuAas be set eside to sasaSa accountants feF n audit of city boeks and Fscord4 and this sug- gestton received the sancttoR of the council last Aight
 Details such as the extent of tho audit and the ameuat te be spsnt will be left in the hands of the board ef finance. This move ad- vanoes anetheP step tho proposal made several times by Mayor Pao- nessa and givan tta greatest impetus by tho disclosure that more than tlto.00o ia unpaid sewer assess- ments now stands sn the city books.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

trial situation in the light of Catho- lic teachings. the speaker said. Miss Bresette stated that these regional conferences take place from time to time in all sections of the country and prove to be of great value to the laborer and the employer as it brings them in closer contact and problems of mutual interest are widely discussed without prejudice or intention to hurt either the em- ployer or the employe. The sole pur- pose is to study conditions with an endeavor to make them as good as possible.
 The speaker also stated that no actions or resolutions are taken up and no direction of policies are pre- sented-the conferences are purely an educational movement and every one Is invited to attend and take active part in the discussions. The first day will be given up to the dis cussion of wages from all angles. while the second day will be taken up with the question of unemploy- ment and human relationship in in- dustry. During the sessions some of the leading lights in the industrial field will address the gathering, and no lines are drawn-everyone irre- spective of their religious belief is invited.
 Surgical Dressing Class
 Mrs. Ellis J. Bardsley. president of the New Britain council, presided over the meeting an dintroduced the speakers. Announcement was made also that the surgical dressing class will be held Friday afternoon be- tween and 4 at the hospital, and that the hospital sewing class will be held December at ? o'clock in the afternoon at the Daughters of Isabella rooms. The-council will hold a toy shower on December l9, the proceeds to be distributed at Christi mas time among the children Of the Polish Orphanage.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
SUCCESS DOUBTFUL

Paris, Nov. 22 (UP)-Comment- in on President Elect Herbert Hoov- CTS mission to South America as one to end Latin American distrust of the United States, Le Quotidien today said the success of the mis- sion would be doubtful if it is true, as has been said. that Washington wishes to impose a financial pro- tectorate and military instructors on Nicaragua.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
PRAISES LENTlNI'S MARCHES
English Bandnan Impressed by Composition of New Britain Com- poser, He Says in Letter.

J. c. Lentini. local band music composer. today received letter from England in which his compo- sitions Pride of St. Louts'' and Gen. Nobile," both marches. are praised.
 The letter is from F. White, a musician. of 2 Oakfield Crescent. Gospel Oak. London, N. w. S. Among other remarks. MT. White wrote: T shall certainly recommend the Pride of St. Louis' and Gen. Mobile marches to my friends. They are worth place in every good band library and should be there. I wish you every success and hoping to hear of some more like them."
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

question, Emile Francqui. minister of state and noted financial expert, has accepted a governmental mission to mako preliminary survey of questions which win be discussed by that body.
 A semi-official statement on the subject explains that although the interested governments have not yet committees composition. the cabinet deemed it necessary to entrust an eminent person at once with this preliminary work.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

exocutivs's mother to search the Fooms. While they were searchinR, AFs. Hague called police.
 '"rhe raid waS an outrage" Hague declared later. If had been-want- d for murder they oeuld net have treated me with lesa courtesy"
 He said that the visit of tho twe men caused hts 90 year old mother to collapse and neceasitatsd the call. ing of . physician,
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
Held in Litchfield for
 Stealing Car in Denver

Litchfield, Nov. 22 tUP)-Robert Campbell, 29. of Denver, Col, was held In $1,00O bonds here today charged with stealing an automobile in Denver November l. Campbell was given continuance unti! De- cember 15 in town court to permi. local authorities to communicates with Denver police. The man was arrested when he tried to sell the car to a junk dealer,
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
HAGUE READY ID RECEIVE WARRANT
F,cs Cbarss Of Rdldne to T6dty to La8Altlrs

Jersey City, N. l.. Nov. :S No- Mayor Frank HaSus teddy was pre- pared to be served with . warrant for sppearancs before the lsgisla. ture to answer . charge ef con. tempt.
 Gives Premise
 Hasue's promise to present him- self ito be taken into custody" waa given by Corporation Counsel Thom. as J. Brogan last night to Russell E., Watson, counsel for tho case leSis- lative committee before which Hague failed to appear in answer to . subpoena and incurred charges ol contempt Brogan said the mayor would await service of the warrant in the office ot his counsel, Johu Milton. at one o'clock.
 Shortly after Hague's decision was made known, came word that Sergeant at Arms Garrison of the state senate had been taken into custody by police after he entered the mayors residence. When Hague returned to his home he ordered Garrison's release. Garrison had been sent to Jersey City to arrest Hague.
 Refuses to Testify
 The charge against Hague. who Ii leader Of New Jersey's democracy and eastern vice chairman of the democratic party. were tho out. growth of his refusal to testify be- fore the case legislative committee. which has been Investigating d. legged irregularities in Hudson coun- ty politics. The subpoena Hague ignored was issued after announce ment that the committee would in- vestigate the source of his wealth.
 Watson who could not be reach- ed at his home after Brogan had spoke with him. had previously de- clined to answer questions concern ing the disposition Of the mayors person when and if he is taken into custody.
 With Garrison when he entered Mayor Hague's apartment was Ed- ward Schumann. 8 deputy of Super- intendent of Elections John Fergu- son. Charges of disorderly conduct were lodged against both by police who said the two broke into 2 rear entrance of the building of the Hague residence.
 Search Rooms
 We want to search every room," Harrison is said to have told the mayors wife.
 '"The mayor is not at home." Mrs. Hague answered.
 They brushed past her and the
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

action brought by tho mills against the city. This represents reduction of approximately $S0,000 in taxes for 1926. the year for which the Mills sought the abatement.
 Change in the assessment on real estate, including land, buildings and water power. was also sought, but tho city assessors figures wera up- held by Mr. Clay.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
Fractures Collar Bone
 In Fall From Truck

Frank LaskoWski, aG0d 3e, an employe in the kitchen 1t New Brit- ain General hospital, sustained possible fracture of the csllaybone when Ae fell while helping hts brother on an automobile truck last night He is | patient at the hos pitAl.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
Rheumatism Agony
 Quickly Relieved
Prescription of Famous French Doctor Now oa Sale at
 Local Drug Stores

~e - AS0N~ ~0
 French chemistry. which has Eiv. en the world the benefit& of radium for the relief of cancer and aspirin for the relief Of headaches has now found g formula for ending the agonizing pains of swollen. stin joints and cramped muscles caused by rheumatism, neuralgia. nauriti4 lumbago, sclatica and gout
 After having been used for years with great success, this famous pre-. scrlption can now be obtained tn 10. cal dFugatores. It is known a& Dr.. Reaupre's Rheumatic Treatment. This marvellous treatment has been used with amazing success tn treat- ing thousands of cases.
 Do not suffer from rhsumatism another day. Got . package of Dr. Beaupre'a Troat0ent and try 1t. Ono package will Savs you wonderful Fe" lief. At all good druggists.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
BUTLER VS " V IT

Indianapolis. Nov. 2e.-tR-But. Ter university has scheduled a foot ball game with New York university 10 be played at the Polo grounds New York, in 1929. George (Potsy Clark, head coach, announced today No definite date has been set.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
RENDERED BIRTHDAY PARTY

Miss Ruth Basso of 146 Glen street was rendered birthday sur- prise party last evening at her home in honor Of her 18th birthday. \ large number of friends and rela- tives were present. During the eve ming games were played and piano selections enjoyed. Miss Basso was the recipient of many beautiful stfts.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
ABATEMENT ANNOUNCED

Lowell. Mass. Nov. :c R)-Abate- ment of $2,s0o,o00 in personal prop erty valuation Of the Fremont and Suffolk Mills of this city was an- nounced yesterday by Paul Clay of Methuen who heard the abatement