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Tarzan was glad that Jane would never know his
CHASTITY fate He believed Rokoff's threats concern
ing her were merely clustering lies that in reality
his wife was safe in London But my little son!'
he groaned at Tarzan of the Apes mighty lord
of the Jungle, the only in all the world fitted
to find and save him from the horrors Rokof has
planned. With me will perish the boys last chance
for safety
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Tarzan of the Apes to be the victim Of their
bestial appetites. And such an end! The most UNI
thinkably horrid death that it is given white man
to die. He strained his mighty muscles at the bonds
that pinioned him, but even his giant Drawn could
not bulge them Well he knew the fate that was
to be his end He writhed in agony at the Thought
that he had been trapped like silly, dumb creature
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HOTEL. OsTEssES-WOMEN DESIRING
to qualify for hostess positions may make
reservation for interview with our repre-
82I, Lee House. Hostess Bureau, Coral
Gables, Fla. 22s
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMITS. PARKING,
clutch control. Cars furnished. Reliable
licensed instructor. Metropolitan 1909. 22s
COMPLETE HOME STUDY COURSE FOR
Junior clerk; census examination. Postal Cor
reSpondencc School, GAS Pa. ave. Nat 1922.
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Through the thick, tangled jungle for two nights,
a giant 1.-THE creature pursued its lonely way. Half
fanished for food it had halted only once to make
a kill. In utter silence under the equatorial moon.
it kept steadfastly its way, and had come
to the palisades that surrounded large native vii
lage. Here the beast shifted for a moment and
then turning its head slightly listened with up
Oricked ears
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Star "Want Ad"
Branch Offices

18th and p ets-Day's Pharmacy.
ii2s l4th st.-Marty's Cigar and MasaSill
I?!h and Cue sts,cKennsr.. Pharmacy.
1901 1901 Georsia sve.-F. 6. Lsmpkin's Phsr.
macy. -
as,s r.,h s,.-d SHflsiGEWt AZ a Gift CO.
34ol l4th st.-Bronoueh's Pharmacy.
l4th and Buchanan sts.-Hohherper's PhaE-
I4th St. ans Colorado avs.-0ponnslrs
s2os Mount Pleasant st.-MOunt Pleasant
siss California TiH st.-colodny sro tRS
n r. II. j. ayes. and N st.-sanitAry PhaY-
and and Mass. ays,-Phillips. Pharmacy.
18th and sts.-ooidenberg's ttims elerk's
nth and sts.--smith's Cut Rate prus
IN s. ia sns svsy SoI French ssS,%Rs.n
at thD and u sts.-M. h HSntor's Phsrmseys
Ga, ave AND Rock Greek Church rd.-Roef
Ga: ave and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
s5Os Ga ave-Monck's Pharmacy.
ssssJJee Ga; ave.@s.BriEhtwood Pharmacy.
1905 Mass ave.~Dupont PnsrmSey.
lssn avn sna rs ,syetBsTnfseiinks Drug store
North Capitol st. and r. Sve.-Pasker's
2s Re Rev YORK aT Eouii Ersk ph.4m.s,
SSIst and g sts.-ouigley,s Pnsrmsey:
S sfs conn "a svs sveFrP Msw...a aaddmae'
$3.50 Conn. ave.-Monterey Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and MaeomS sE.@HarTS s01 3.
42Si Wisconsin ave.-Morgan Bros
TaEoma PARK. $50 Cedar st.-Mattinsly
GEORGETOWN.
s AND AND P PHS rs.rmae'
SS 61I n st;mMsoSses's Pharm,sey.
Wisconsin ave- and q St'SDona hus'a PhaI.
macy.
2Os Mass. Ave.--CapitoI Towers Pharmacy.
a aSh ana fl stS.Hons Drug Store.
III st. S and Nd. ave is1s Bradley.
18th and Md; ave.-Luckett's Pharmacy.
SO ' Rast esDt aPG sEsoa Tat.
E ssS Gag cap E and ssh P P
10th ana R. l. avs.-cOllins Pharmacy.
$500 18th st.-BrookIand Pharmacy. Brook.
9TH and R. avs.-JOhn q. Bisss Phar-
macy. -
10th st. and Va ave.-Herbert,s Pharmacy. |
7th and p sts.-LantE,s DRUG store.
SOUTHEAST.
sth and Eye sts-F. ?. Welier's PhaTmscy.
1877 Nehols awe: AnaeostiaHMenpss DRUG
Store.
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Near Tarzan's prison, women preparing
many little fires and fetching cooking pots filled
with water. For great feast was to be celebrated
before the night was many hours older. Already
q group of black warriors their bodies smeared
with white and blue paint, stood about stout stake
In the center of the crcing fires, waiting in savage
authorization for the coming orgy.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.



and psntnG We nrg.ns
promptly attended to. Call any time, y. Met
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING; Get my
estimate first. Save money. Work guaTano
ss st. Latest h@ s5sS Lewis lOzz
PAPERHANGING, at low prices. Room. So
Pers9ns d ate attention Get my es ,aa Is:
EXPERIENCING and pssinhtinSS: f irsr
pecially. S. r. Downing, Atlantic 1881.
EXPERIENCING AND PATNTTNG-MaEe
your own selections. / aim to please; no Job
too small. E. d. Cox. Atlantic 1883. 20'
PAPERHANGING-Room papered, IS and
A. T. George, 2l29 18th St NV. Apt. 2.
Decatur 4I49.
EXPERIENCING at low prices. Room. So
up. Personal attention. Get my estimate
j. Egdai $3.50 10th st. NV. Adams 7l49.
PAPERHANGINCi, painting, decorating, plas-
tering, floors refinished like new, carpentry,
very reasonable; estimates cheerfully given;
cash or terms TO suit your convenience.
EXPERIENCING done at very reasonable
prices; all work absolutely guaranteed. S.
larson. l4l6 Md. ave. ne. Lin. $500.
EXPERIENCING, PAINTING-Rooms pa
painting: Dutch Boy led and oil used ex-
mates submitted. Earl jordan. Lin. 57s5.
PIANO TUNING, $3.50. We specialize in
general piano repairs and rebuilding. Get
our est mates. Prices reasonable. Skilled
5chaeffer Co., ga H st. ne. Lin. 1857. Night
service, Col 5940 and Pot. 989W.
PIANO TUNING, 50; repairing, rebuilding;
skilled workmen; work guaranteed; prices
right, easy terms. Chas. H. Speake, 2504
28th st. ne. Met 3175. 25'
PLASTERING, first-clasS Job; all kinds Of
cement work; no Job too far or too small.
Frank. 1922. 2ls
PLuMBING-speciala attention to remodeling
and repair work. Shop and residence, 1920
10th st. ne. d. J. Sillers. Atlantic 2351. 20"
PLUMBING, HEATING. OIL BURNING; re-
years J. r. Guerin, 412 E. Cap. Lin. 34I7.
UPHOISTERING-Low prices now prevail
ing in order to keep our force busy. Stand
ard Uph Co, 403 18th NV. Nat. 1902. 22e
WEATHER STRIPPING, "CECO METAL;
material & workmanship guaranteed to out
last building. Caulkng done & caulking
compound for sale. We also do hrst-class
carpenter work. painting and paperhanging.
Personal supervision. Call Col. 9l35 until z
pm. American Home Improvement Co., 10
Sherman circle.
WINDOW SHADTS. screens, metal weather
stripping; estimates free. Butler Sons, 1851
Good Hone I'd Lincoln 1928
WINDOWS CLEANED and floors waxed. Call
Capitol Heights 1901 after pm; NJ. Mays.
2l~
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CONGENIAL LADY, EMPLOYED, TO SHARE
furn apt. with another; reasonable rent rent.
1912 NJ St, Apt. 204. 20e
FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO MATTRESSES.
r. l. SHERWOOD. 1913 2sth Sc. Lin. $500:
ANTIQUES, DIAMONDS. PAWN TICKETS,
s si'oi & Co. ISIS St. nv National 5s4s.
MASSAGE. SWEDISH METHOD; VIBRATOR
Gray: refined patients only; treatments. SO;
For Sa'S appointment s' PHI Col 741s siS1 18th NV
steam ms MSS 5Ss7 CHEZ NATALIE 1917 F
VITo-NET BATHS; BATTLE CREEK RE-
Queer; medical massage; alcohol rubs; wnlte
nurse operator. Potomac 472l. 20.
HALE asa Ma Msdh SEs
Conn. ave Met. 2l6l. no2a.
RUGS MADE TO ORDER from old car
ge eSs an1 i Rug Con-. National 1881 q.
TO CLOSE ESTATE-LoT OF STERLING
silver fiat and no hollow ware ss. cheap 1919
EXCEPTIONALLY COMFORTABLE HOME
of nurse devoted to the care of inyalids and
convalescents. Phone Adams 1868. 1888
MASSEUSE, 1885 NEW YORK AVE. NV,
Apt 3O6, 4th floor. Physiotheraphy. massage.
Sanatorium, physicians Endorsement IN
MASSEUSE, GRADUATE NURSE, REFINED,
healthy tcolJ. Speaks French German.
Refined white only. Res, Pot. $780,.
LADIES' HAVE SEVERAL GOOD O[tEooho
and gowns, size S6-38; coats; black fox fur,
new; vacuum cleaner, cheap; gentlmans
dress cult, SO. 1881 Mt. Pleasant st. Phone
Col. 52ll-J.
FREE SHAMPOO WITH EACH MARCEL OR
finger wave Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day; Nestle lie Muir permanent, complete, IS.
ARLENE'S. 1928 l4th st. NV.
EARLY IN 1896 A CHILD WAS TURNED
over to the Washington Hospital for Found
iinSs; then the located at ZIP 18th ST. NV
formation with regard to the parentage OF
this child is most urgently sought. Any one
who has knowledge of the birth Of the child
and the circumstances under which 1t was
to communicate Immediately with the I'M
dersigned. MOHUN & ELLIOTT, Trans
portation Building.
WILL PARENTS OF BOY WHO ACCT
st. near Monroe, pm, November 2. or any
one with Information, communicate with
Box 25l-D. Star Office?
YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN AND GRADE
School-Transportation by private car. Glass
work, French. dancing, supervised play I'M
der college-trained teachers. Met 1900
NORA-JOSEPH EMERSON SIMMONS, JR.
tor Joe Kelly Is in distress. Please COM
mun1cate Immediately with Children's Blu
reau OF Norfolk. Va.
TRANSLATION-GERM FRENCH, SPAN
graduate; experience with technical matter.
Rates reasonable. Georgia 1881.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Washington Physical Culture Studio
found 1t necessary to secure more space. We
are now located at 1720 NJ st. NV. studios
to 3. and are eufpped with the best modern
baths. electric massage. etc. Glasses sei now
forming Open daily and Sunday. 8 am.
to pm. Consultation free. North 1886
p: A CoE. p. D.; T. J. WEAVER. 1irst as
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FLOOR MANAGER

A young man GO to 35), who is
interested in obtaining a good start
in the retail field, is required for a
progressive speciality store. One
with initiative, good appearance and
ambition to, do an interesting job
we'll is the type who will qualify.
Previous experience may have been
retail selling in shoes or mems cloth
ing or work in an entirely unrelated
line. In application state age, edu-
cation and experience. Address Box
BIC. Star Office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


Good location. Sell on account Of sickness
Reasonable. 18th & A SITS. Sc.
CORNER BOOMING MING. HOUSE. Is rooms as,i and
Phone North 9092-J. 81
house. 10th st. NV; excellent condition;
well furnished unused i rooms rented se lc ity
Sacrifice furnishings and good will, $3.50 or
best offer. Tel. North 9l25. 20'
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET for sale on
Ga. ave, with Frigidaire box and case; cheap.
Address Box 211-D, Star once. az
FOR SALE---Half interest in modern-type
lunche on and confectionery In GOOD town
count. Price, $4,000 cash. Personal reasons
for selling. Do not answer unless you have
i8s-D, star ONCE eH Ou''HeS'' A0uie'S 2o S0N
CIGAR, AND NEWSSTAND in lobby. large
ONCE bldg; fully equipped and stocked; pos
dress Box ss-p. Star ONCE. i'e' S''''O Gu
equipped and stocked, good business; sell
terms. Address Boy 2oi:D. star Star once nee Wv
CAFETERIA, soda fountain, cigars, candy;
reasonable. Address Box l48-D. Star once.
CONFECTIONERY, delicatessen; located 252s
month GOOD basness must se asknS
$500. or highest offer. Call Immediately.
CIGAR, CANDY STORE, NEWS STAND FOR
sale; fully stocked, going; $500, half cash.
Phone North 1853 26s
YOUNG MEN, two, with ability, wish to in
vest capital and services in paying business.
Address Box 245-D, Star ONCE. 22'
WE HAVE JUST The BUSINESS FOR YOU.
Our services cost you nothing.
The Allrite Company. 1876 Tower Bldg. "a"
s400 WILL BUY you q business that will
enable you to employ from six to ten sales
men and bring you a profit from $3.50 to
5000 weekly. See ]. Slater, National Hotel,
Room 2l4, from to and 7 to $3.50 pm.
ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED-Prefer lady
who is DESTROYS entering real estate field
where ONCE, high-claSs subdivision, broker
age: loans and insurance are already es-
tablished This is real opportunity for
the right party with small amount OF
Address Box 2s1-D. Star once.
WE WANT business places of all kinds; list
now and save time. Our success and leader
ship In business brokerage and sound finan-
eial standing is your security; established
over is years on N. Y. ave.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS,
929 New York Ave. NV.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. DRY GOODS,
ready-to-wear; all up-to-date merchandise.
Owner going to Florida, must sell; rent, s55;
price, $500.
Lunch room. mixed trade; receipts now
s65 per day; well equipped; wonderful OPP
portunity; price, s1.5OO: inspection invited.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKER,
Apn
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
Is 8 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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CADILLAC 7-PASsENGER TOURTNc5-Iate
series; driven less than 10000 miles; appear
ance equal to new throughout. This car
cost over $500 and is offered for the un-
paid loan and storage amounting to ss75;
terms to suit. Auto Loan and Sales Co.,
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DE MOLL & CO.'S
Sale of all instruments
recently taken in trade.
so Grands, Uprights and
Player-Pianos.
They will be offered at
unheard of prices. They
are all traded in or slightly
used pianos.
Don't miss this oppor-
tunitv.
Upright Pianos :. $50, SIS, 500
Player-Piano. 500, $50, $500
Baby Grands. $3.50, $500, $435
In order to clear out
these pianos, you can name
your own terms. We must
have room for our Xmas
stocks, which are arriving
daily.
DE MOLL PIANO &
FURNITURE co.
Twelfth and G Streets.
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LIVE STOCK AND CAT1TE,
Observation-Disclosures.

BASE DRUM; STATE SIZE, PRICE. BOX
503 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
BOOKS BOUGHT in any quantity Phone
Met. s415. The Big Book Shop, 933 q ct.
n w. Est 1907
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| PAPERHANGING and painting. We guaran-
| tee special prices this week only. All orders
promptly attended to. Call any time. Met.
! 1886. 23e
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CLOTHING, furniture. house effects, etc
Thousands of men, women and children need
your castons, in any condition; highest cash
prices maid Call Met Qf50
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CLOTHING-Men's. women's. children's
Phone Mrs. Freeman, Ad. 4s48, before 10 am.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTOR TRAVEL.
GENTLEMEN DRIVING 70 FLORIDA want
congenial compan MON or passengers; refer~
ences EXCHANGED. Address BOX 243-D, star
once.
MOTHER AND BON would ike tranepcrta-
ton to San Diego or thereahout; VIII share
expensesi references EXCHANGED. Phone Clev.
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CHEVROLET COACHES, 1926 and 1927: Si75
and $3.50 both cars in excellent condition,
appearance fine; unusual opportunity for Inn
l4th st. NV. Dec 1910
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FIREPLACE WooD-FIRsT-CLAs SPLIT,
| SEASONED HICKORY. 16-IN. OR 24.lN.
| LENGTHS: DELIVERED. L. CROWN
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ACCOUNTANT, 10 years experience public
and commercial practice, familiar with all
phases OF tax work, seeks connection with
company where advancement is commen-
surate with ability. Address Box 244-D'
Star ONCE. 2z-
BoOKKEEPER, knowledge stenography, gen
eral clerical work; young man; conscientious
and willing worker. Columbia 5295-J: 20
CHAUFFEUR, white. expert, familiar with
all American and foreign cars, sober, relia-
BILE, married, desires permanent position
where courtesy is appreciated; best OF local
references. Phone Franklin 6470-W. az
CHAUFFEUR, butler, cook desires perma
! nent position; excellent references; honest.
| Lin 1851. 1907 Capitol ave. ne
| CHAUFFEUR, references, experienced, op-
| crate any make. Adams $685.
CHEF, colored, experienced, AL references.
ELECTRIC ENGINEER, grAduates IS years
engineering and building experiences; position
building supt.. foreTen or WORKING FOREMAN;
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AMBITIOUS MEN
ARE satisfying their ambitions in
Mr.. Crabb's organization daily.
DON'T HESITATE,
2us INSURANCE. BLDG 18th III eLe;
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FURNITURE am in immediate need OF
q quantity of substantial used furniture.
Can pay cash. Metropolitan 3051. 20s
FURNITURE of all descriptions wanted; best
prices paid. A: MargoliuS Furn. Co.. 800 9Th
st NV. Met $3.50.
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SITUATION-MEN.

HOUSEMAN, white, waiter, porter, Kitchen
helper, plain cook, wants good home rel.
Address Box 258-D, Star once.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-01
DEMOCRATS HOLD
 TARIFF SPOTLIGHT
Ransell and Smith Appeal Col
 leagues for Haste

Washington, Nov. tPl-TNo southern democrats Eansell of Lou isiana. and Smith of South Carolina, held the center of tariff debate in the senate today. the Louisianan ap- pealing 10 his democratic colleagues to rally 10 the support Of the tariff bill and save it,
 Ransell urged the minority to heed the words of Alfred l.. Smith. party standard bearer in the last campaign. that: T am opposed to politics in tariff making"
 His views. first set forth in q state ment. later were voiced on the scn- ate floor.
 After he had concluded. Senator Smith traced the growth of machine manufacturing and asked how labor expected to benefit through a high CT tariff.
 Instead of the mass Of American labor being helped by q high pro- tective tariff. Smith said, if was be- ing ground between the upper and neither milIstones."
 Lower wages as to the mass of them and higher costs for what they buy" he asserted, adding an illus tration Of this condition could be found in the cry of the press for the last ten years of national prosperity while the president calls an extra session to relieve the tragic distress Of forty millions Of people.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-01
BOY HIT BY AUTO
 GOES ID HOSPITAL
Runs Into Street and Against
 Fender Of Gar

John Brennan. four, of 59 Beaver street, sustained injuries about the head, inc exact seriousness of which were not determined, when he was struck by an automobile owned and driven by Ernest F. Bourgeois of East Berlin, in front of 5S Beaver street about 11:45 o'clock this fore noon. He was taken to New Britain General hospital by Bourgeois.
 Motorcycle Officer David Doty re- ported that Bourgeois was driving south on Beaver street at the ap proximate rate of 20 miles an hour and the boy ran into the street with his head down. The driver applied his brakes and the boy ran against the left front fender and was knocked down. Bourgeois said he continued for about 30 feet after striking the boy Officer Doty re- ported no cause for police action.
 Officer Stephen Coffey reported that William F. Beers of 57 Pearl street was driving west on West Main street about $50 o'clock last night and a sedan owned by the Joseph Shurberg of 45 Columbia street pulled out from the curb and damaged the right front fender and running board of the Beers car.
 Officer John w. Riley reported a collision between a coupe owned by
 
 driven by Charles Meyers of 445 Burritt street, and sedan owned and driven by Charles Andruss of 2l7 Chestnut street, about 5 o'clock last evening, at Main, Arch and Walnut streets. There was slight damage.
 Officer John Audi reported a col lision between sedan owned by Carmelo Greco of 76 Lafayette street and driven by Salvatore Greco of the same address, and a sedan own ed by Rosalia Bienkowski of 257 Slater Road and driven by Lucian Bienkowski of the same address, at s o'clock last night on Lafayette street. The damage was slight. Constable Fred Wrinkle was driv- ing north on Hartford avenue and Frank H. Stewart of 7S7 Corbin avenue was driving east on Winter street about $40 o'clock last night A collision damaged both cars, but neither driver was injured and Act ing Sergeant Peter C. Cabelus found no cause for police action.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-01
WOMAN THANKS POLICE

A woman living in the western section of the city telephoned to Chief Hart this afternoon to thank a3d compliment the department for the efforts of the policemen to quell youthful vandals last night She said she realized it was not possible to prevent them from doing some damage but on the whole she felt the police did excellent work.
 This afternoon Sergeant P. J. O'Mara went to the home of Rod man W. Chamberlain at Lincoln and Monroe streets to investigate a report that considerable damage had been done during the night. The sergeant reported that the fence was damaged to the approximate extent of $50. MT. Chamberlain is a for mer chairman of the board of po- lice commissioners.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-01
Just Out of Hospital,
 Negro Held in Car Case

Bridgeport, Nov i P-Dischargc l from Stamford hospital today fol- lowing recovery from his injuries, Joseph Peel, Norwalk Negro who was in the stolen Norwalk car which crashed into a pole in Stamford after a policeman fired shot at the driver, was arrested and lodged in the county jail here as q material witness in the case.
 He will be held to testify for the state against Daniel Washington, Norwalk Negro. who drove the car. Washington will be tried in the De Cember term of criminal superior court on a charge of criminal negli- gence.
 In the accident, which occurred October %, John Carruthers, white, member Of a prominent Norwalk family, was slightly hurt.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-01
Trinity College Holds
 MatriculatiOn Exercises

Hartford. Nov. 1 Pl-Trinity col lege held it's 107th matriculation day exercises today and the names of 106 undergraduates were signed to the college roll in a classic ceremony. This ceremony. which makes under graduates Trinity men, is always held on All Saints day, which on the Trinity calendar is founders and benefactors' day.
 The book into which the students signed their names is the third used by the college.
 The matriculation day address was made by Dr. Martin Buetler of Magdeburg, Germany, this years visiting professor on the Trinity faculty. who discussed education in Germany.