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Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
STATE AWARDS
CONTRACTS FOR
HIGHWAY WORK
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 1.-AwarJ
Of contracts for highway couStluc-
tom totalinr approximately 5000,
eco were announced today by tn,
state department ,t public works.
The projects iuc}uda:
Los Angeles Grading ami
paving % miles between Glcndora
and Cimemout; Gmtfith Co.,, Los
Angeles; &3S9l0o
SAN Hernardino county Grading
eni paving lo4 mHts between.
'9r.mauf and chnay avenue;
-. Ha.t,. S.nfs Ana: -2-5.5&3.
k+rG oawt"- Grading and sur
facing ll M.ies 5a.Wegn Bakersfield
ant ,... of Cottonwood Creek;
fw~o, curigan \ Mcleod, OAK
.and.
Los Angeles and san Bcrnardmo
Notwithstanding and paving -
miles bctwccn Pomona and east Of
Ontario; Natirh Brothers, EIsinore:
~79,9GL-o.
Santa .#rhara county-Gradng
and sHr'ae.u& 3 milo between Or,
feI" l!i.+ and Montecito: Cornwall
g"n.'.ay,'.n Co.. Santa Barbara:
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
ON hnSinnSs

VI UWNTUVNN.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4, II. Keller spent
th' holidays In i.os Angeles and
~"r" among the Spectators at the
N.w Years daE football eame in
basldpna
Ar aod Nr>, g.. J. C).mms oc
81" Miguel, prrts OF dr. Il. G..
tI'"ons. and his Eoiber ana wife.
pr. and Mas. l.. A. C0cmons of Los
Angeles were holiday Visitors at
tine Clemens home.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Building Materials-- -Whiting- Mead Co
s. & S. Electric Shop
Hafchery--El Centre Hatchery

W Commercial ST.. block west of Tmperia Ave
GhT ore from Accredited and Blood Tested Flocks
WI WI hatch your own eggs for $4.0O per hundred
Fhone 662
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

G. W, Frazier, Frccwatcr, Oregon,
Shippcd ll2 tons Of alfalfa hay to
pixie, Idaho, by mail. The 45 sacks
cost - cents each, SO the Oregon
farmer says Was it not alfalfa
seed
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Barbara Worm Hotel Club Break.
fast, "1c mp; merchants lunch Coo ;
able j hote dinner Sl.0G. adv

n,w'-cn DRIVING Charged f.
NaaaHWH, IS, W,.;mo',aal Japar
'#.. aa~ arrested There vy,to,dal ua
20 change of driving whit. iutoxi,u
ted. II..vf> held "f the county jail
last night.
Expert Finger Waves. Parisicnne
Beauty Shoppc, 127 No. Fifth st.
wed If
Podr.suez t. San Quentin Jesus
tp@.igrt<, alleged "suitrasn bur
aIar' who was convicted December
2a h' superior Judge Y, \. Thomp-
s'u ou - charge. oi receipt. sale and
possession ot stolen property, was
90 hc taE.u 20 San Quentin prison
by D,p1tF Shcr,ft George WrigE;
today to hcgiu serving ~ term o.
from enc To u ya:s,.
Charged with Petty Theft II. A.
Pcrloy gG, of lIu'tvi)lr was arrest
cd thr'r early today and h.ll at
the county DajI ON charge of petty
thctt. Au order uas issued at th.
shcriff's office to finger print
hegkey f9r tWtlur inv tig&i.H
in Jail On Bench Warrant i. W.
'lt/man, Gl, operator of a truck
line here, was held at the county
Jail today on Il bench warrant issued
from the superior court here anl
charged with contempt of court, ay-
rording TO Sherjff's office rcpott>.
Superior Jndgr Fmnoy said Ritz
man was engaged ia the truct trans,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Natural Permanent Waves $40
Parisionue Beauty Shoppe. Tel
I15. tt tt
Arrest Three ~ruckm,n Th

A.sCst Three Gfucknicn Three
'..o# df. rs ",f. arrested M.udat
aF county Iratt5r OFFICER Nler1
As. ~ OH. ID. i-=p,ard II ON
af.a .sa- area-.a n eo fbe Inn fial
H Diego l.9tea, ou charge ot
iarsas rs Waeh.n, On The road
saa. l. T. Vim II tt.s .its ut~
at.9 q tirhe; charging tia. his
.#HsH ".e uyc..gr5#d. :EI Rob- #
ii..a., .t ~ 'er.ta Nas arrested
"H aod.u- change, according to
a"# affs hHH "a r.nlr's
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Waterman Piano School Short
curse Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Store" or Phone 367J. adv

JUDGE Assesses $50 Fine NMp
Kin a0ad eas ordered Gr Judr
Nat tleii T. Fag . fin. Of e5o ~
-.r,e a trm Of y das- in 1il on
~ rtara. of reckless driving. The
'.. aa- u1id
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

Iort business he. without q license
aad did mot ,amn'4 Uith Il court
order 10 stop operating.
KilGerc Preliminary Tomorrow-
F"N kiI4err. charged with the HHr
der ~ faancif 4. bfrtior, lmp.ri.5
ga'1.maa, is chcdaInd TO appn@s
'"r his preliminary l~ar.Gg brfor.
JHdL" Na"f."H tomorrow morning
At ~ . ',lcg'z.
trdge Bac', From vacaticl-
Superior Judge ana Ms. A.. {. Fin
ny hN" tatuu,d Irra from u holI.
day Visit #.'ls Friend, oa na coa
IN 1uds' Flnoe"'s absence last
.".s JadEa &. \. Thompson c,a-
durted his court.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Sowing ca 70 Pconcn

'.'+ ''t-41 "'SsT# " I-t0pt4i If #rz
GIadr, Tr-ah.. instructor fa- ts...
- Rul ni-Hr -.ha.l ..#in. r',
an'nEnea- that they n,Il o.. rom.
'an34rE :. y continuance of 'ha-.
Glasses depends eu ,ar h.a' 81.
my ~ fn'@s.f.I ~ ,moif n#.t
Ilt.-daE. .Au Interesting eaars. ta-
ba0n#ilmuai =. N.. f.H.. t.,fie.
coming season.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Optometrist--D Norman E. Duponf

Scientific eXaminations Glasses fitted. Lenses dup
heated Specializing children's eyes, crossed ewes
ana muscular cases. 115 So. 5th two doors north of
Io'' 0LLIte Phone 384
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Council meets Tonight =

Council LToeta Tonight Tn, ci.y
r1gn"L ~j. meet ia regular session
at the city hall ~ 80 o'ciocE r..
night. Inchdad in tbr scheduled
huslho.s f. come l.'ot. the ci's
governing t"dy viii b. 'hr appro.-
R% oi monthly financial i mmas.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
o--Schmitf Radio Sales & Service

Bosch = Eveready - Atwater Kent Let us demon
Srate these sets in your own home without Obligation
Jensen Peerless Dynamic Speakers. We service any
radio set. 1926 w Main St. one block west Of Court
House. Phone 948
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
KilG,ro Prellm1nary Tomorrow
Trdge Bac'. From Vao7+ic.,.
Farm Center Mcet,lg-\raoraI

- III OV3.I~I N4Cgt--IS- a9N0TTI-
AuIorrf' farm center viii meet Fri
"a} night in the Mulberry school 1T
> o clock. III" following program
&II he -ikan at the conclusion Of
IT." business -r~ ion: two reels
movies. Million Dollar Pickot,. =
" The American Canal" Mark
Roo; and a talk ou exchanging Con-
daiIea* in Agriculture" by D. T..
Creighton, assistant farm advisor.
+. K. Long chairman, asks all aam-
errS 70 attend and L. bring q friend.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Funeral Services Tomorrow

Funeral Services Tomorrow.-Fun.
cfai services viii bn held al =. T..
Lemons chapcl nj l0:a0 o o'clock to-
morrow morning for Lillian Virgin
il NnFfir'd. sma1 daughter Of Mr..
aa1 Mrs. : F. MaFfied of lupr.
riaI. The ciijd died at the family
hone yesterday afternoon. Inter
mon. wl.l bc IN Evergreen come
terry.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
New Court Clerk.-Mrs. Ben

NOW Court Clerk.-Nrs. Boa
Christian, who las been employed
i'm the business office Of the Impc-
rial Valley Press for several years,
HaS resigned her position and ac-
rop'-d the position of court clerk in
department No. >, Of the superior
court. T. u. Nash, who has held the
position for some time, has resign
od, lis future plans being imam
uounc,l
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Imperial Valley Press
Information Department
ZJY IT III It. CEHTTRo
4cctylene WcIding-Gencrol Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding or Boring. Piston Grinding, fly
Wheel ring gears. Pumps and Tractor work. Bicycles
and Novelties. Wilson Machine Shop, 1922 Main
st. Phone 40-J
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

DR. Arnold, CiHroaodig', is at Ho-
.el Balboa, Il fc" day. Phone 9lu.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

Myrtle Kinscy prossmaking and
plain sewing. Ail work guaranteed.
7d' Park - Pitts Apartments
AH' IT,. a'v
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
COUNTY
WIN Hold Inquest Friday

VIII Hold Inquest Friday.-C Cor.
y Gncr b. l.. Lemons will conduct an
. iaqu"st Friday morning at IL 'clock
at his undertaking parlors on State
. street, into thc death Of r. Takaha,
ra, 90 year old japanese farmer Of
MrloIand, who was shot and killed
| during a New Years eve brawI ON
| Broadway, it was announced today.
Dr. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
hIdg' Extraction specialist. adv
We Loan to Build, buy or refin.
ance. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Start Paving soon.-City En-.
gnoer Phil ". knights announced
today that paving operations will
begin on Eighth street about Janu-
aty 10. Il has been estimated in
III" engineers office that the en-
tire paving project, known as the
Eighth street job, wiIl be complot-
ed about April ], next.
DR.. Arl,old, Criroaoaig', is at IIo-
tel Balboa, Il fc" day. Phone 9lo.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Nowkirk's Beauty shoppe docs Al

-" ]" IN-I n . 4'OIVVJ '0HUPpU W|'N ~
branches Of beauty culture. Phone
-, for appointment. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

Army Flyer Calls Here Captain
Donald i. Muse, curouty from MaN
wcll flying field at Montgomery.
Ala, to the army air station ~
santa Monica ia g douglas train
ing plane, landed a. the county air.
port yesterday afternoon for short
}isi' with Lieut.. Odas Moon, com
mandcr Of the Douglas furl ship
stationed there. Thc captain left
for Rockwell field at San Dicg,
and from there viii 90 TO Santa
Monica.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

Suspended Fine Imposed \ sus
pended flne Of 50 was imposed H..
Judge Marfield on Mac Casdaw,
who WIS arrested hy county traffic
officers on char-e Of cutting H
on tao p4E'ir highway.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
jailed Or Traf

h.'.. 20, ot EravIvE wa, arrested
.n IT,. ru!eNi.o h~away y.s'.sdas
h} Count. frlfiEe Otrcar G.. 4.
I."c aH a ,sar4. ot reckless driving.
II' va> b.lj at th. county .iaiI has.
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

: Oregon Coffee Shop. Open all
night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

Dr' A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Tie Winning Number for the

rrt.o sect given away by Sa'ton Sea
Lodge No. G2-, !. +. =. O. +. W.
MIS- SO. @lgs. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

DR.. Harry Hooper, Dcntist. Rub
ber and lIccolite Plates Specially.
6i7 Main St, FL Ccntro. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Tr-Ytc0 rrivir. Charaod

TAfco Crivins CHARGED 81. &
'-..-'s.r at arol. ra- arrested cog
...."' #'"...E "''7.# nigh,
r.F.. or trH-as lis aatauu.
'." .l.." 'uf.>ts.'.d. according t.
',. n..'-. p.f.e.r lr+I.
t.u I..I ma.. the a..r,t.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

Dorothy Mix Brdckenbu1y, Dane
ing Instructor. G53 Olive. Phone 81.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

We Loan TO Build, buy or refin.
ence. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

Bridge Luncheon by Woman, Ton
Thousand Club, Thursday, Jam. 2ri,
J J.. m. '3r. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
)pt0metrist-Dr. Sem Bacon

Quality Eye Service.
all cases of evestrain.
Gated. 58l Main st.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Valley Lumber Company

electrical and Plumbing Fixtures.
Repairing Work. 135 South 4th 81
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Auto & Truck Repairing
Auto Electricians--W;Nord Batteries

ID Ffectri" Refrigeration r. C. A. ard Phiro
t Kendall Brothers, so Broadway - Phone 161
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Goods-Gifts, Desert Pictures, Framing
Army & Navy Variety Store.

New and Used Furniture, stoves, linol
We buy and sell everything for less.
480 Main St.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

Expert Finger Waves. Parisicnne
Beauty Shoppc, 127 No. Fifth st.
wed If
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Title Insurance Pioneer Title Ins. & Trust Co
Tres--The General Cord

Goes long way to make friends"
9Th and State SITS.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24
New Britain Gives Generously In Response to Appeals Issued
 For Benefit of Needy Families

service bureau reported on one let ter.
 Almost $275 in checks and gifts of money finally found their way to the Welfare association and the Con fidential exchange through which all philanthropic agencies work.
 Those who have aided in the cause or spreading Christmas cheer are as follows, according to q report from Miss Cora VI, Bcalc, executive Sccrc- tary:
 New Britain lodge, B. P. O. F.. Salvation Army, American Legion auxiliary, kiwanis club corbin Screw corporation, North & Judd Mfg. Co. First Baptist church, st. Marks Episcopal church, Trinity Methodist church school and Ladies Aid society, Young Peoples society, First Congregational church; Young Woman's Missionary society. First Congregational church; Mothers club. First Congregational church; ; Connecticut Council of Catholic Women, United Weekday Religious School, Stanley Memorial Sunday school. Nathan Hale Chapter. Order of DeMolay. Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Junior Achievement clubs, r. &, F. Corbin club, r. X r. Corbin Girls club. Stanley Works Girls club, As syrian American Citizens club, Eel lowship club, Herald Santa Claus fund and many individuals.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24
PRISONER IS FREED
 FOR CHRISTMAS DAY
Alleged Perjurer Will Spend
 Holiday With His Family

Hard -hearted justice is sometimes tempered with mercy. This fact has been brought out forcibly in the case of Antonio CatananZi of this city who was arrested at his work in the Faf- mir Bearing Co. yesterday and taken before United States Commissioner Charles J. Mclaughlin to answer a perjury charge in connection with his naturalization in this city more than two years ago.
 Married and the father of three young children, Antonio found him self unable to raise bail to free him. self pending q hearing. With tears in his eyes, he faced Christmas Day in a lonely cell in Hartford County jail in Hartford.
 It was discovered that Antonio had sworn that he had been continuously a resident of this country from Jan uary 20. 1920, to November, 1920 the date of his naturalization hear ing.
 Commissioner Mclaughlin looked Antonio over. He had been highly recommended to him as an honest and upright man, hard worker and a faithful family man. Perhaps the commissioner, stern though he must be as the agent of justice and the cnforcer of laws, felt the chill that was in Antonio's heart as he pictured the shattering of happy family gathering at home for Christmas. Perhaps it was the thought of three lonesome little tots unable to be hap py over the visit of Santa Claus to their fatherless home.
 At any rate, Commissioner Nc Laughlin said to Antonio" 1 am go- ing to allow you to go home to your family for over Christmas. l will postpone your hearing until after Christmas and l will release you on your own reCognizance in order that you can be with your family" The commissioner explained that he felt ratisfied that he could let Antonio go without security.
 Antonio, therefore, will be ar raigned Saturday morning at l 1 o'clock and. if probable cause is found. he will be bound over to the United States District Court.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24
Organizations and Individ- uals Contribute to Funds for Families Who Were Not On Santa Claus List Herald Receives Many Checks.

The heart of New Britain, always quick to respond to an appeal for help has warmed up as the Yulctide season approaches and checks for the santa Claus fund have been coming into the Herald office in every mail for the past few days.
 Wait for a gift from me-" a south end woman telephoned. An hour later a letter with two crisp one dollar bills arrived.
 ITO make some poor child happy" was written on an envelope contain ing a slO bill.
 From a well known woman realtor came q check for $4, marked Christmas fund.
 Please use the enclosed check to help some one have a happier Christmas" A check for five dollars was received from a school teacher.
 Two school boys requisitioned the tree and its trimmings after a school program and brought it in to help make a Merry Christmas for some family.
 A Junior Achievement club had S1O in it's treasury. The money went to the Christmas cheer fund. Another Junior Achievement club made and dressed an assortment of dolls and the offer to Santa Claus was accept cd.
 One Junior Achievement club had a large doll which will make the heart of some little girl happy.
 A Winthrop street woman had a doll carriage. send out for it." she said.
 A South Burritt street woman had some toys and warm coat for a little girl.
 A printer in the Herald compos- ing room had an entire outfit for d small baby. Let some worthy fam fly have it. I'll get another outfit if I ever need it." he said.
 A reporter occupying an aioin- ind desk 10 that Of the santa Claus editor said, "I'll buy toys for a grouI of children"
 A letter 10 Santa Claus from ( little girl who lost her father in ar unfortunate accident at a local fac, tory was sent to the president of tn, factory. We will take care of tha family" the traffic manager tclc phoned the next day.
 "1ts veterans family. we'll look after them" the municipal homo
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24

back and walking gracefully" the instructor said. While wearing short skirts they have learned to walk like men,"
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24
Pleads for Wife's Ring,
 Bandits Victim Is Slain

NcW York, Doc. -4 tUP)-Plead- ing to be allowed 10 keep an ineX- pensive gold ring his wife gave him before she died several years ago, Elias Edmond, Go, was slain last night by two young bandits who held up the Park avenue shoe store in which he clerked.
 The bandits had taken $75 from the cash register, but they demand cd the ring too Ellmond tried 10 cX- plain, but they would not take no for answer They tried to pull it from his finger. The widower resist ed and then two shots rang out. The bandits fled. Edmond kept his ring
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24
ILLUMINATED TREES
 GROWING IN FAVOR
Lawns Glow With Colored
 Lights Throughout City

A custom that started few years ago of lighting Christmas trees in the yards of the home, has spread like wildtire through the town. Whereas, a few years ago, a dozen at the most had trees decorated with brightly lighted colored lamps, the number now is near the hundred mark.
 The west end of the city is espec- tally decorative. Some of the trees have only white lights. others, vel low, green and red. Wreaths, too are lighted, and blink a Merry Christmas.
 Business streets are lighted up within an inch of the tradesmen'a 5 lives, their stores look festive with greens and red ribbons, the toys in the stores gather more oldsters than youngsters to watch their antics the crowds hustle you here and there, but then-isn't that half the fun? New Britain for it's size, is the most decorated city at this time of the year.
 By no means is it to costly to throw a little cheer out into the cold brisk nights. A tree indoors is lovely, and very pretty, and in door trees are attractive with tinscl and doodabs and stars.
 Ten Acre road-nearly every house has it's lighted tree. The house of Albert Schilling at Hart and Lincoln streets is causing much comment. The shrubbery around the house on each side is intWined with the lighted bulbs, and over all is d soft yellow glow. The door lamps arc green and red and the home is one of the show places for the Christmas season.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24
Says Only Tall Girls
 Can Wear Long Skirts

Evanston. Ill., Dec. 24 (UP)- Make the girl tall enough to wclr the new long skirts is the solution of Miss Mary l.. Cutler, physical cd ucation instructor at the Evanston nigh school, for the fashion prob- lem.
 After looking over photographs of 500 girl students. Miss Cutler decid- ed only per cent could wear long CT skirts without looking ridiculous.
 The girls will have to learn to look tall by keeping their shoulders
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24
Boy Slayer Released
 Just Before Holidays

Chicago, Dec. 24 (UP) - To- morroW's Christmas celebra ion at the Morctti home will be mer- Tier than usual. for Thomas Mor- etti, 16, will be back with his parents. the shadow of a murder charge lifted from him.
 A Jury in Judge Daniel P. Trude's court freed young Nor etti, an honor student in high school, in the Killing of John Fibre, also 1G. Young Moretti shot Fibre when the latter threatened to kill Moretti's father for interfering when the two Doys engaged in a fist fight. High school teachers testified for the boy slayer.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24

Cedar street are visiting in Dudley, Mass.
 The officers Of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety will meet at 2:3O o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Rowe. .-
 Christmas tree exercises will be held at the Congregational c.urch on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. H. l.. Burdon. chairman, wishes all taking part to appear for rehear- sal Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Sunday school board will be held ir the parish house on Friday eVa- ming at s o'clock.
 Wni Sing Carols
 Carol singing will be held on the Center green tonight beginning &e Ii o'clock, after which the singers will go to Newington Junction and from there to Hayes Corner and other places where there are shut ins unable 10 get outdoors. The fin;d place will be at the home of Mrs. John Walsh. who will serve coffee 10 all participating.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24
BURGLAR IS FINED
 S25 FOR BURGLARY
NeWington Court Imposes Sen-
 tence on Fugitiye--Other Notes
Especial to tho Hcrald)


 NcWington, Dec. 24-Henry Taffs, formerly of Newington, was fined $25 and costs on a burglary charge in the town court last night wh"n found guilty of robbing the gasoline filling station and the home of J. l.. Dumont on the Berlin turnpike all most q year ago. Taffs was arrested by New Britain police in that city on Sunday and was returned here. ending q rine-months' search for him.
 Tafrs was said to have been one of group of five men who hrOKe into and burglarized the buildings on the turnpike. The other four were promptly rounded up and tried. but Taffs fled and escaped the authort- ties until Sunday.
 NeWingtOn Notes
 Miss Nina Blair of Main street is spending the holidays with her brother in Elizabeth. N. ].
 Mir. and Mrs. D. W. Chichester of
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24
GORDN Fl NERAL SERVICES

Hartford Dec. 24 UP)-Funeral services will be held Thursday for Wilbur Fisk Gordy, widely known historian and writer. who died at his home here yesterday in his 7Gth year.
 Born in Salisbury, Md Gordy graduated from Wesleyan university. He served as superintendent of schools in MiddletoWn. Ansonia, Hartford and Springfield, Mass.
 He was widely known for his ef- forts toward peace and was author of score of popular school history texts.
 FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24
Help Is Mustered

Sawyer called Chief Bills from the next room. It was Bills who set the machinery of rescue in operation. Orders flew in dozen directions in as many seconds. Help was called from the Oneida barracks, the state
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24

parasol ants derive their name from a habit of biting off pieces of leaves much larger than themselves and carrying them over their heads.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-24

There's lots of bargains in the Herald Classified Ads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-06
Major "Chain" Features
TONIGHT.

700-Buck and Wing; comic
sketch by Phil Cook and Vic
F7eming-WRC and N. B. G. net
work.
7:0O-Serenade; Lewis James,
tenor; male trio and orchestra
WIZ, WIZ, VIDAL, WHAM,
KDKA, WLW and others.
:30-Sentinels; Jessica Drago-
nette, soprano-WRC and N. B.
G. network.
8:30-Sonora hour - WMAL
and c. B. S. network.
8:30-Maxwell hour; Bourbon
Orchestra-WJZ WBZ, VIDAL,
WHAM, KDKA, WLW, WRVA
and others.
9:o0-George Olsen and his
music-WMAL and c. B. S. net
work.
9:30-Program from Atlantic
City; Frieda Hempel. Albert
Spalding and others-WRC and
N. B. c. network.