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New Britain herald., 1929-09-14
Free Clinic ia Berlin
 To Treat Face Marks

Harljn. Sept II lF4 The trcat- mem Of faclal d2Cormlties such as mole& freckles, crooked noses, pimpleS and poN marks is no longer to be the prerogauvc CT the rich hero.
 A public cosmetic clinic for im- perunlous men and women whose facial. detormitjes prevent them rom securing employment has been opened
 Promoters of the institution be- heNe there are thousands of cara- h|o and willing workers everywhcrs vhos facial deformiucs prevent then from tinding work.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-14
Little Change Noted
 In Egan Condition

Hartford, Sept. fl tP>-No change was to be seen today in the critical condition of William E. Egan at St, Francis hospital. Mir. Egan, who is serving a years jail sentence for complicity in the Watkins stock fraud, had a cerebral hemorrhaec Thursday and little hope for his recovery is held,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-14
TITT fTd !, kCpOrt Of prinrinaI NcsScl.

Respect ull submitted, WILLIAM (. FRENCH,
 "prinniy,al '
New Britain herald., 1929-09-14

sincerely yours. HARRY VESSELS"
New Britain herald., 1929-09-14


 The chief aims Of the Nathan Hale Junior High school are ex- plained in the following statement of Principal Vessels. "Funda- mentally the chief. immediata aim of oOr education is to enable each hoy end girl 10 adjust himself as completely as possible 10 our con- pl"N d4mocratic society. To do this i ehecuseiy each pupil needs know!- l "d&"' skill and ideals in all the fol- lowing fields, the physical worid, | Ih" economic word. the family and tn" social world"
 The statement continues:
 stated another w1y-carh rnru Shonla loar1hto achieve some rratr- standing of the present physica, world, to Cst llon~ safely aid ef- | ilciently in an artificial and me chonic0l enviro1mol-. to achieve fitness for a vocation, 10 acquire interest in promotioS sound family 1 lie. to become as well informed aY1 ! 'NperIonctd in tn" soclql. economic 5nd ci>ll issuas Of the day as is con- slstont with his age, to achieve 3s far as possiDl' eound physical health, sound m ntal health and balance, proper recrcational atti- tnces and adequate in,ellnct,I91 equipment.
 Physically tho Nathan Hole .n,a- for High school ha; reached is -AaNimum, that is to say a'i class room5 arc occupied. A larger num- Der oE pupils can only be accqmmo- d2ted hy increasing tho number of pupils in each class. Thus far no oFer'ro"djng has been ne, s.4rv, put all our facilities arc in use,
 "All things considered I h,1i,v, The attendance record at this school 10 be excellent. Ths jesuit is due in no small degree to the combined efforts of my assistant, Mss Pome- roy. and thc attendance Il, ,0aflmrnt hoyS and girls ovA' fourteen vn;n-s of age who are considering the DOS i SipIlltleS of lc1vin< school to 20 to NofK are likely to develop care | lessn"ss in school attendance. Every session checking Of ahscntees inter. | views in school 2nl at home have | helped reduce abseutecism 10 a re- l iAtiNoly insignificant amount. Our | hardness record is 10 be rc.1cttcd. Work along lines to reduce tardinns, las counted, but is not as effective i 2S it could be-
 school spirit, cooperative endcav. CT, the sanso of solidarity. groun consciousness, social responsibility haVe all increased during the past year. An evidence Of thi, sririt ,s the purchase Of a combination radio receiver and phonoSraph rcproducer by the student Council Further evi- dence of growing group spirit is inc notable improvement in our aud horlum cNcrciSes. The programs nave become more varied. oricinal and worthwhile, and no effort tx spared to increase the number or pupils participating. In this con- ncction it is well to add the obscry-
New Britain herald., 1929-09-14
Good Writing Needed
 To "SCii'' Farm Ideas

SlllWater, Okla, Sept II lf7> It's a Tiff" of statistics for "hen 6,9- al Oklahoma A. and N. college.
 The little hen. weighing three and
New Britain herald., 1929-09-14
Birth Record

A son was born at New Britain General hospital today to Mir. and Mrs. Griffin Heslin of 934 Corbin avenue.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-14

The us' Of sGuerkraut has in rroasr3 fifteen per cent per year.
 Ir'Srn' estimates set the number Of Chinese perishing from starva- ton Ut 4o.0o0. .oN0
Evening star., 1929-11-17


MAUDE H. LAWRY,
shepher AIS Ceoh ave-
Evening star., 1929-11-17

ONE DOLLAR AN ACRE PER MONTH
buys beautiful 10-acre orchard tracts. For
partieulars address Box e2-D. Star once.
Evening star., 1929-11-17

NEAR l4th & PARK ROAD.
Located west of 18th street. we offer
two-story brick house. containins six large
rooms; hot-wAter heat, electric lights, hard
wood floors ample closet space. cellar under
entire house. nice yard and Garase. This
property has been taken In foreclosure and
is offered at an attractive price. Call us
for further information and appointment to
inspect.
The Munsev Trust Company,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
NakinnAl ana0
Evening star., 1929-11-17
WASHINGTnN- u g

semt-detached brick residence, II rooms
and baths; lot 26xl50 IT. to 20-ft. paved
alley; lear gaFage. First mortRase, $4,000,
Also 1928 @ st. NV; frst commercial zone
baths Equity $4,000. owner desires to
trade above properties for small clear apart
ment or other good income property in
Miami; Fla, or Washington. Address Box
I'D. Star ONCE.
At IRACTIVE COUNTRY GENTLEMANS
home, Prince GeorRes Co., Nd, fronting
on state highway, 2S miles D. C.; Is acres
land; beautiful 8-room modern stuceo house,
BATH extra wash room first floor; gas, cleo,
steam heat, finished attic, new Glenwood gas
range, beamed ceiling in dining room. larRe
fireplace. large porches. French doors; ce-
ment walks, full cement basement, tubs,
sink. toilet, extra rooms In basement as
bestos roof; arteSIan well. metal corn crib,
new barn. cement basement stanchions and
water for cows large NOV; poultry houses
with wired-in runs; garaEe and sheds; ee-
ment-cistern nltration system; also 4-room
tenant house, finished attic. fun basement:
water in kitchen and basement, pipeless fur
mace; beautiful shrubbery. lovely holly trees,
various fruits. Grapes. truck garden; hish
elevation. commands excellent cPuntryside
view. No encumbrance. Value, S25.o0o.
Also $1,000 common capital voting stock
IN local corporation.
Exchange for well rented small apartment
house, subject to conservative first trust
Address Box 27-D, Star ONCE. IT,
Evening star., 1929-11-17
SALE-SUBURBAN.
(Continued,D
BEAUTIFUL
TAKOMA PARK.

S6.2S0-only $40 month will buy this
splendidly built brick bungalow about 3
years old; Just redecorated and in excellent
condition There is a good-sized living room
with open fireplace, conveniently arraneed
kitchen and furnished dinette, 2 bedrooms.
bath, inclosed sleeping porch and finished
attic Pleasantly located; near school and
stores on q beautifully shaded lot 50x200;
paved st. Why not BUY your own home in
stead of RENTING anothers?
S65o0-No cash and only $50 a month will
purchase this well built stucco bunsalow Of
5 very pretty rooms. Open fireplace. Sleep
Ing porch, attic, hardwood noors, and hot
water heat; paved street.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
SALE--LOTS.

HIiICREsT. D. C., sOxl25 AND s5xi25, AD-
joining Ashton HeiGhtS, Va; 79'xl4T fine
home sites, cheap for cash. Clarendon
602-F-2.
SACRIFICE LOT ON BUNKER HILL RD,
only $500. Write. MEYER, 746 North Main
st, DAYTON Ohio
Evening star., 1929-11-17
SALE-SUBURBAN.
(Continued.)

S4.so0-only s3S q month will cover all
principal and interest on this nearly-new,
s-room bungalow with hot-water heat and
oak floors. Close to school, paved street.
Financial loss cause OF this sacrifice price.
SI2. soo-If you are looking for beautiful
brick home hardly believe you will find one
at this price as nice as this one anywhere
around WASHINGTON. There are spacious
rooms OF lovely desisn. each room planned
not alone for beauty, but for comfort and
ronvenience This home is located in very
nne section of our beloved Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1929-11-17

VARIOUS SIZE LOTS, D. c.. $500 UP; SEE
map. GLADMAN. Realtor, 308 Pa ave. Sc.
WOODBRIDGE, d. C.-S5 FEET ON PAVED
st. and bus line; $3.50; others $500 UP. Phone
North TAOS or call 1877 r. I. ave. ne.
WILL SACRIFICE FOR CASH EQUITY IN
lots in beautiful Washington suburb. Write
z. L. LaRIIE. IL. DanYille. Va. IL
Evening star., 1929-11-17
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
BIG 20-FT. NEW HOME.
6 ROOMS-3 PORCHES.
GARAGE-$o.250.

New colonial tapestry brick home 20 It.
vide by 80 It. deep, with ManSard roof and
fully handicapped lot with gabled-roof garage.
Convenient TO schools. stores and transpor-
Grant Circle and close to Soldiers Home;
Reception hall with spacious coat closet and
mirror door, large living room, attractive
dining room. bright Kitchen. fully eouipped.
Friaidaire; concrete cellar with laundry
trays and toilet. large bedrooms with
master bedroom across entire front Of house:
commodiouS wardrobe closets. black and
covered screened porches. hardwood floors
natural trim, paneled wall paper designs.
artistic electric fixtures. screens. ho:-water
ern conveniences. A 2o-ft. house for the
price of an 18-ft. house; only se.250 with
l75S-W.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
SALE-ACREAGE.

Q ACRES NEAR WHEATON, MD. AND THE
National Lutheran Woman's COLLEGE: good
hard road, electricity, bus transports tion;
make offer E. r. GRANT CO., 1881 L ST..
NV. North 0226.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
TO LOAN.
SALE-SUBURBAN.

SALE-SUbURBAN.
WILL SACRIFICE AT Low PRICE BEAUTI-
in Virglnia Highlands, Va. Price. S2,975;
$50 cash. $3.50 per pyI1T2 month Fgrther sn1 an in
OWNERS 3S,200-5-RoOM BUNGALOW. GAS
electricity, water. cellar, garage. 627 Crois-
S55 DOWN, y55 MO; S RMS. AND BATH,
owner. owner coic iOi52 before e $50 am
SPEND THANKSGIVING IN YOUR OWN
sleeping porch on south. Eas. cleo, 3-car ss-
TaEe. Hyattsyille 208-J. sunday or EVENINGS.
NO Cash PAYMENT-BEAUTTFUL JUST
completed six-room English stucco home; 500
monthly includes interest and principal.
Space In second story for extra bedrooms;
rooms, modern kitchen with latest fixtures.
tiled bath. hot-water heat, hardwood noors'
city water, sewerage. gas. electricity, built;
lot, 60xSo0; shade trees and shrubbery.. Lo-
Gated Just OF concrete street in exclusive
and Hyattsvilie schools, street car and bus
sryiS: Ss,s Owner and s sHilSsE ADAMS
No cash OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, new. six
room home; $50 monthly includes interest
fixtures, hot-water heat. hardwood fioors
seet sss Cellar tss ss TSs ot
trees and shrubbery. Address same as above
advertisement
TAKoMA PARK-4-RooM sTUCCo BUN
ealow. attic, basement, heater, etc. Large
lot. suitable for another house: shade trees
good location $500 or cheaper for cash or
our equity, or exchange for Philadelphia or
vicinity property. Apply OWNER, Maple
ave-. 5th house from Flower ave,
WILL SACRIFICE BUNGALOW. r., TILE
b., attic, oak floors, open fireplace, sleeping
ass wash, ave, RiverdsIe. Md I7'
COI,ORED-BUY A HOME. s22 so per month,
sFrnan cash. . new houses r. p. WEEKS,
eist and Dix SITS. ne. H st. cars. Open
Evening star., 1929-11-17
EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE PECAN GROVE IN
Georsia ana accept as part payment auto
or d. c. real estate. GEIGER, $40 Bond
Bldg. Natl 46i9
Evening star., 1929-11-17

THREE LARGE LOTS, ONE CORNER IN
Chevy Chase water, sewer, eiee.; conven-
foot. owner address Box 36s-C, Star ONCE.
LEE HEIGHTS, VA-NEARLY HALF ACRE,
well drained; beautiful trees; view of Capt.
toi; 100000. Address Box l92-D, star
Evening star., 1929-11-17

CifEvERLY, MD-HALF ACRE LOTS, $500;
terms; bus transportation electricity, wa
ter. pavements. Address Box 14S-D, Star
Evening star., 1929-11-17

consir ave, bet 4iSt and 42nd stS.; lots
and 5, square 1898; so cents sd. IT. Ad-
dress Box IBID. Star once.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
SALE-HoUSES.

fCOntlnUG0sb
coLoRED-s LARGE ROOMS; STEPPING ,Ir s
turai woodwork. tile bath; near da: ave. and
Harvard; cheap; your teams. Nortn 10lIz.- -
NEAR PARocHIAL scAoSoL' sc;IA5So'
Detached home on large lotto rooms and
heat 01sRs Sis of af'fas s1Fner al
spacious front porch; trees and snrnooefyi
tTO;Sar tS,I sarsse everythins convenient IN
1900 H st. NV. National 1852.
BARGAIN FOR QUICK sALE.-DuTCH CO.
corner corner lot; IT, paved d streets; handy 20 cars.
sS sSsSc Prfes fesomSP 15Sm ss STneE GhtSy
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HOTEL, BY OWN
er. beautiful 3-story detached brick house
furnace; ,oyeriookine beautiful s-acre sens
torisl estate; y rooms baths; ,,6 Suiittin r,tH
rsre bS'St barsaln at $4,000. S Phone T Col 6746
sunday. or Natl 4sis thereafter.
BY. OWNER, e4s LEXINGTON ST. NE.
] SsTsse; reduced p"' to SiA ssooO'co for quick
CENTRAL NORTHEAST BARGAIN, $3.50;
six rooms and store. front; semi.detechsd.
sais sas: else:ricity 4o;St porch; two SSTSle
SIS % 81. ne. AZ, atlantic SEaeOGi isos. s'"'' "
yn,v ,.,':ss wSSDSIRos ssss s9ss b.. SEo =,
SSrESs ISS ESssisS g; Zee ,s:Ssssd reason FOR ssiias.
Arcoia. bath. Complete tnew)' : sarden. I ga a.
raae space; near Treasury car line; 81: $50.
once -''' -''~
SPECIAL PICK-uPI DANDY LITTLE 6-R
Sana SpISS b ne only $3.50 $3.50 cash 7Ss1 Ss easy
sos MASS. AVE. Nw.--No REASONABLE
9fter 9nt refused viii consider trade: semi
ssr. within block Of a cssheGrsl. ffs@HS "''l''
BARGAIN ON EAST CAPITOL ST, NEAR
sa at sss y.41 a1d ssso real
Phone Lin. sls3.
FOR sALE-oPEN AND LIGHTED EVERY
No. sSio 1hS Nevada avenue sVT n.Sr GHAET vnR:ton
St; center hall. rms. 2 ba.. gar: Sl2,SOo. m
house eu cGeHr ceneiand f' s59f you VIII 0U' TINS
4 POSITIVE BARGAIN, ON EASY TERMS
Beautiful semi-detached, modern brick: 2
re% best seedS %ss Mash Hts
Y, Wise; ave cars. Inspect today. No. 3s27
fuii bssement; Th Firs} nT near TeasT.
yyoir; SsTssiS At sS;75o; ls.yins town. xd-
NEAR CAPITOL e. HOUSE OFFICE BLDG
l45 z ST. SE.
8 rooms, bath, hot-water heat, elec. Ilshts;
son SE sIH1tsn dsRo, P4e:G D:on S.S:
on terms that YOU can afford. This home
will suit yo,,-and will end rent worries
WAPLE JAMES. INC,
FACING PUBLIC PARK.
css.c af Tfsa' ''o'S sO!so:
detached brick seven rooms nour bed
roomsl. h.-w.h.. elec. Ruud inst. heater
hdw. floors and garaee space on wide. paved
alley. A value you should consider at $3.50.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
927 18TH st. Realtor. Nat. 0753.
Evening Phone. Georsia 1900
New Britain herald., 1929-01-26
Unity Rebekah Lodge
Installs New Officers

The district deputy president. Mrs.
Nellie Simpson. and stan of Bristol,
installed tho following officers of
Unity Rebekah lodge at its regular
meeting last evening: Noble grand,
Mrs. Grace Rondeau; right suppor-
ter OF noble grand, Mrs. Louise Nc
Kenzie; left supporter of noble
grand, Mss. Nettie Morrison: vice
grand, Miss lone Proctor: right sup
porter of vice grand; Miss Augusta
Stabert: left supporter OF vice grand.
Mrs. Nancy Ostrom; warden. Mrs.
Amy Nordenson; conductor, Mrs.
Ruth Anderson: musician. Mrs. Nell
lie Herwitt; inside guardian, Miss
Ruth Basley: outside guardian. Mrs.
Lucia Ely.
Mrs. Elsie Nyack. financial secre-
tary-elect. and Mrs. Ethel kissel-
brack, chaplain elect. we're unavoid-
ably absent last night and will be
installed at the next regular meet
ing. The retiring noble grannd, Mrs.
Mable Lindquist. was presented with
a past grand jewel. The presentation
speech was made by Past Grand
Mrs. Lillian Merrill.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-26
Begin Investigation
OF Fatal Accident

New Haven. Jan. rs (uP)-Cor-
oner James J. Corrigan began pre-
liminary investigation today Of a COL
lision between an automobile and q
train at North Haven last night in
which father and daughter were
killed.
The victims we're Edward W. Ben
nett, 80, and Edna Bennett, II, both
of North Haven.
According to police, Bennett drove
into the train on the Sackett's Point
Road grade crossing. which is un-
guarded. After striking a north
bound express, it is believed by rail-
road investigators that the wrecked
sedan in which the victims had been
riding was struck by a south bound
train.
Bennett APPARENTLY was killed in
stantly. The girl died at Meriden
hospital shortly after admittance.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-26
FIND TRUNK FILLED
With WASHINGTON DATA
Contains More Than 1000 Original
Papers Of George WashingtOn's
Only Sistcr-COllcction Valuable.

Washington. Jan. 26 P-A newly
discovered trunk that had belonged
to George Washington's only sister,
Betty. containing more than 1000
original papers OF the first presi-
dents family and contemporaries
has been brought to the capitol by
Professor Albert Bushnell Hart Of
Harvard university, historian of the
George Washington bicentennial
commission, and Henry Woodhouse,
president OF the Aerial League OF
America.
The trunk and documents were
exhibited during the day at the Of
flee of William Tyler Page. clerk Of
the house Of representatives and ex-
ecutive secretary of the commission.
A preliminary examination of the
documents showed that they range
in dates from 1858 to a century later.
and include the accounts of the es-
tates of Colonel Fielding Lewis. hus-
band of Betty They also contained
records kept during the revolution.
Professor Hart said the collection
was a valuable addition to docu-
ments dealing with the first presi-
dent.
The trunk was found near Fred
ericksburg. Virginia, last Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Frank Taylor. a
descendant of Betty Washington.
living at Sealston. Virginia.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-26
COOLIDGE WANTS
time CLAUSE OUT
Bellh Also Desires Change in
Cruiser Measure

Washington, Jan. e6 R-As an
issue III the cruiser bill controversy,
the clause In the proposed measure
requiring that construction on the
ships called for beginning within
three years had moved to the front
today.
1t became known yesterday that
President Coolidge still felt that the
time clause should be eliminated and
this is thought to have given oppo-
nents of the bill In its present form
q further rallying point. There had
been discussion of the time clause.
previously, and Senator Borah said
i: that were stricken out he would
not oppose the bill.
The president holds the opinion
that the time clause should be elm
mated because OF budget consider
atoms, and not because of any OBJ
lection on his part to the building
Of the cruisers in the near future.
Regardless. he Is insistent that the
clause should be taken out of the
measure.
Not Altered
The presidents stand has not al
tered the determination of Chair
man Hale of the naval affairs .com-
mittee. to leave the time clause in
tact. The fight over that particular
section of the measure came up
when the bill was passed by the
house last year. President Coolidge
expressed his views then. but the
House left in the provision requiring
provided for begin within three
years.
One reason why Senator Hale de-
sires the time clause left in is be-
cause it would do away with the ne
cessity for 4 conference on the meas
ure with the house If the rest of the
provisions go through intact. Hale
and other supporters of the bill also
feel that repeal of the time clause
might delay indefinitely the con-
of the ships and make the
program to strengthen the navy OF
dubious effect.
Want Increase
Another point at issue that has
been more or less in the background
is the desire of some senators to de-
crease the number of cruisers called
for In the bill to 10 or s.
Senator Bingham of Connecticut.
yesterday raised a new question to
he thresl.ed out when he proposed
an amendment to the house provi-
sions requiring the building of eight
Of the cruisers in government navy
yards. He would leave where and by
whom the cruisers are to be built
to the secretary OF the navy.
a sidelight on the cruiser discus
sion was President Cooltdge's atti-
tudc toward Senator Borah's amend
Inent to the bill for the calling of an
international conference for the CO.
dification OF maritime law. AS the
DRY, the president thinks the plan Is
splendid but he doubts its feasibility
and he also doubts senate ratifica-
ton of any tr-aties coming from a
conference of that nature.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-26

Stella RcINbiS


Four girls, classmates OF Stella
Rembis Of $50 Elm street, a Nathan
Hale Junior High school pupil. were
dover bearers at her funeral which
was held this morning at $3.50 o'clock
at the home and at o'clock at Holy
Cross church. Rev. Piaskowski con-
Quoted services at the home and
sang 4 requiem high mass at the
church.
The girls were Sophie Yachaski,
Gladys Glysisz. Anna Rusarich and
Anna Lacasius. The pail bearers
were Paul Kobila, John Kurmickf,
John Sasiela, Andrew Bednorz, Jo-
seph Careakowski and John Andrew
cock.
Father Piaskowski conducted the
committal services. Burial was in
Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-26
TRIBES MENAClNG
AFGHAN CAPITAL
Khan Fights Furioasly 10 Retain
Sat on Throne

Moscow, Jan. Is Nt-Kabul, capi-
tai of Afghanistan, was menaced to-
day by the Jalalabad tribes. Hati-
bullah Khan was fighting desperale-
~ to retain his seat on the throne
which he assembled scarcely moro
than . week ago.
The Jalalabad forces were under
the leadership of AlliajmetSan
presumably Ali Ahmed Khan, for
mer governor Of Kabrl and one time
ally of former King Amanullah.)
Habibullah sent an advance guard
to deal with this threat to his reign.
The two forces fought pitched bat
tie near the summit of khakijevar
and the kings forces were routed,
fleeing precipitantly toward Kabul.
Following up this advantage the
main Jalalabad force reached Jeg-
dalik, 30 miles from kabul on one
Of the main routes. hey sent out
a thanking column which crossed the
region of the Tar1o and attacked
Jebulseraj. This created d new
menace to the north of the capital.
To the south of kabul the pom-
lation of the fertile L0car river val-
ley has not submitted to the new
government and In this lies pos
sible further threat to Ha oibullah.
The Soviet foreign office today de-
MED reports that Leon Trotzky had
an army under him near the Afghan
border. 1t characterized the report
as sheer nonsense.
Mohammed Nadir Khan is willing
to return to Afghanistan and at
tempt to rule from the troubled
throne despite anything" if called
by popular vote.
Nadir, who has been occupying a
villa near Nice, France, has been
proposed by some of his countrym en-
as possibly a satisfactory ruler OF
the Afghans. He mas been bedrii-
den or confined to the house for sew
eral years.
Nadir said former King Amanul-
lah made his greatest mistake when
he failed to realize that Rome was
not built in a day. being filled 9TH
"a desire to catch up with Europe
Immediately"
'Afghanistan," he explained, 'is
tolerant about everything except
the Mohammedan religion. We are
Z peaceable folk until you scratch
our religious eliefs. For example.
l speak English with an Oxford ac-
cent, but / do not believe that wom-
en- should appear on the streets I'M
veiled."
New Britain herald., 1929-01-26
WELL BABY CONFERENCE

The schedule for the Well Baby
conference conducted by the Visiting
Nurse Association for the week of
January Is, will be as follows
Tuesday. Il Ellis street. North
end schooD. weighing conference.
2:00-3:O0. Wednesday, So Center
street, weighing conference. 300
500. Thursday. Washington school,
weighing conference. 2:00-3:O0. Fri
day. East street school. weighing
conference. 2:30-:30O. Examining
physician. DIR. l.. b. Slysz