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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-31
9Slmmmcr, Nfimm.


Serpe gluttajan tointittaja ia lu-
fijafitnto. Sliipon prifulleen on TO
teutllnltt &oomotlln Jana g(utta.
joan, fuin mDosfin DleeniG maalli.
fin toimiin nGbben, ettG ne omat
poibetteleipoiiio. glltttajaan n1bben
liinG, ettG tointitus moibtll1 rnieles
tlni ulein. Sumdlan Jana on flti-
tenfin mrllttrmaton ia ie on bta
najau ia melileipGG mafeanlpl. &u-
ten meDil1inen nalitTee farineim.
man ia mebenimm6n flifan ra-
winnofieen ia fen fautta tbmisten-
fin bp0bpfii ia naittinnofii, Min
fulfil npoSfin ollo gluttaton Iiials
Ion Iubteen loita. Y11.oiiano tltlee'
fin alma olla Sunalon ianan ra'
ipinto Iieluo porten, ntlttto on bD-
no, ettG iiinG mposfin oliii aiialIi-
Tia pointintojo mltiltofin aloilto, nj.
m. nD0S fonion tnlGltoen, eli noan
milie(pflen ololto. SeIIolncu mIite
ei felpoo ettG firfolliielle leboelle
ei frulu talouoelliiet aiiot. @n tor
foito ettG Mile oliii onnettopo etit
fila ia pitfGsti lebteG tdDttGWNsti
niitG pobtio, ntlltta torpealliiia ne
jofa tapaufiesia opat tGta uiullista
elGnlGG porten.
@rGS Nlicbigoniloinen tirfoQinen
lebti oriueli oletpon tur6oo aion
boosfousta pobtia moataloltoellllta
fpIpnpfIiG leboesiG. 8ornloon far
morit iiitG pitGiiipGt los beioGnftn
toimilleen Ioinottoili buomto1a.
9lnteefIi jos tGSiG mIE:u louiun
fofeneena iotofin nlgosfin Sron-
lpoooin meiieri6onmosta. Scill1 on
bplpa oiutus mireillG Tim oiotte
pbtcen pbtpnliStG, iillG pbtion met
ierit mpot bpooplliiid il torpeen
ipootimio mootolouS el0nl1lle ia
menestpfIelle. Ybteen Iiittputinen
on ipoirnoa foifilla oloillc. Whlttn
fen tobtoiiin buomauttoo ettd poli'
titan tatlee ola poiS tcllo!ltSto
pritpfiistG. 81 iiirG iaa clio font
nu1nisntio cifG nlltltto "nlSnli1"
llsfonto ppipp erillGGn blomolttto'
mottofin, iilld ei ie ole foSfaor tob'
tonut falostello pbtioitten bipiten.
tillG ootteenia bptpGfii. - Sion
Ip0pGlGiien oiotte oiettoa nritpflecr
ne fun oiottelette loittoa fermon
oion. @ifo oliii polion porenpi ct
t1 ipuorotellen fiifin ojoilitte fer
nonne meiieriin9 Sunnen fpnme'
nien pbti0n meijerien tcnot ia pb'
oesiGfGGn ei ole fermon oioo jar
iestettp meijerin puolesto.
2aitIun lGnpintGt fiitoficni
9aortb Srompoooin pStGpille ioo-
mostonme iiirresta loullilobjoSto.
Eiintipt lisfomottomolto cttc len
oIiii pfii IGbett6npt. SiinG bom-
mosio on ipormoon ollilt ntiifond
uieompio. Spo. fiitos eritt0'n Wtrs.
gettp Soorelle ia 0irs 8. ysoiille.
81. 5in.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-31
Scliinsin rafcnnnstilustua.
SeIiinein follpunein rofeninl

SSeIiingin foiipunein rofennlS-
torfostoion ontomien tietoien nut
fam bpipGfipttiin apiime ipuonno
la imoisrofennusto, ioioen pbtei-
nen tiloprus on 2,435,5t9 fiuitio-
metriG. gbteeniG on tpoImistiiniit
1896 buonetto. 2ii1ps eoelIiieen
nuoteen werroten oil 4696. @iime
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-31
&pbcnuettDiG iuttiiia Snumesta.

Smlrempien foupunfienlme p6fl
lrnplt firfonfiriojen mllfaun oil
mot 31-t2-2S. &eliirfi $4,000,
Surfu 69,917, @iipuri 57,224 ia
&ere 51,414 benfeG.
9taOiolltpia oli mDDnnettp 3l-12-
2S menneSiG 1910 liiGptien oI-
leSia miime puoteen lperrattuna
II. $4,000.
&utotapaturnlien llttltnl1Gra oil
Wiime muo0en aifonu j2elIln9iSid
1894. gtGiSt1 pG1ttpi 20 topouSta
fuolemaon.
Serjantaita paSten polli ipttpi
tulipalp 9einolasia u. Yalmrootbin
taneasliitfeeslG tuboten iannliltus-
pritpfiiSta buolintatta liitfeen .oa"
raston ia fouppatalon fotonaiillu'
0eSiaan. gSabingot opat l1beS 2
mill. mf.
Suomalaiirluoen 2iiton pleisiib-
teerifii on fiji. fano. Sauno SSalon-
min erottua toiineSta malittu lpa.
rotlomori &. 81. glaltio.
8iipurin Suoet moittiipat SSellin.
gin S. s.. SEN uuoempliooenpGipd-
nG pelntltsIo iGGpallo-o -ottelitsIa 2
lnaolillo l mostoan ia $. s. Sc. s.
SEN 4-2.
Sulirjuofiiionme @ino Yurje
lGbti tGGItG torstoina At1erifoan
mlultomon fiilfouoen filpniiunlot.
falle.
Terjontnino motfrStinot biiDtG.
jGnlne Wtortti 2appolcinsn ia 8il-
le Wtottilo ietG mdenIosfilonume
Yoospo 9tuotio ia @sfo Siitiuiren
Speitiiin, iosio be filpoilemat t3
10 p. If. &ontreiinosio, Oopc.
iisio ia ct. Ntorit5isio.
observation-disclosures Glas
Iblinberein filpoilimotfo Doboiiin
fesfeptpi 9fuotiisio bGnen ioonon-
ia poifeon ruofonDrfptpfien job
oosto. z. ldbti beti poIiiumatfolle
fotiin.
Seliineisid tonimifium 8 p:nd
1929.
lufoiuomalais- -gboistps.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-31
@iifou Darrelta
Senaatti GGnestamDt rabaa fielto
lafi rabaStopn.

8aibinston = Senaatti on dd-
nestdnpt $24,O0O,OoO IiiGttatpafii
nGfiinomarabastoon trfeafieen pG
fiiuonain mppntifieltou. Yreiioent-
ii fulfil ndGrddntddn raboien fu-
liltl,fien ia iaiii itie fapttdG $685.
900 tlitfiatieen fieltolafia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-31
8ilbelm taas fieltanbt ipDlliIDDten-
IA MATHEMATICIAN.


Soorn Sollanb. = SeitiemGnte
nGfpmmentenG ipntDmGpGitpGnG1n
pibetpn julian pbtepoesid Ssiocia-
te0 SresIin Serlinin eoustaialle
ontomasiaan laltirtnnosTa entinen
Sofion feiiori 8ilbelm Soben5ol-
lern taasfin iprfGsti fielii olemania
ipppGG mailman tuboiiimmnn io-
6an olfomileen. SeripebopfiesI11n
Sofian fanialle ban ianoi faifen
ballitllfienia aifaiien toin1irtanio
tarfoittaneen fanian parasite, Ie
pprfimps lefG nafaa usfo SrlHa-
loon ollen plin bGntG fontrolloima
noilro. gSilbelm toispoo nGfemGnld
fen pGilpGn iolloin Soflan fania
pltboistetaan malbeelliiisto ipntof-
iistG iooan olfomiiesta ia iotioloiS
ten iotilosten nGitetDistd runfuGf-
iista 9elgiasla ia ntultollo.
SooStottelu topobtlti parooni
bon Sellin tpGIitpfiellG. 8ilDelni
itIe Ioneli lorlltntonia pnroonille.
iofo ne iitten ortoi moinitln uutis
toimiSton pGGeoustojalle, iofn oil
tullut 9erlinistG 9oortiin sntiStd
feiioria bGnen ipntpmGpGirGniG
joboosta onnittelemoan.
&ubuen Sofiolta pnaoititiSto io.
toforpaltfiiSta 8ilbelm ianoi mao
tin1ltfliSIa rifottaipon n1arroSfltltn
% p. 1918 eiitettpG olitstomoa rolt-
bonlopimlsto, ionfa mltfoon Sofia
iuostl1i forioomoon len ioltffoicn
tefeuGn mabingon iefG iloritto'
moan iilpiilipGestolle ilmobpoffdpf
lien ia n1D0sfin iltbmoriinien al.
beuttomot iuouriot. Sittemntin 10
moo 8ilbelm liittoloisten loojento-
neen mootim,tsobielm Min,
ett1 Sofiolto 1poooitaon bilioonio
lotoforlpoitflino, joten SerlailleIin
IopinluSfin on tullitt rifotrfiL /. n.
e.
Sum Observation-Disclosures buo.
ntoutettiin Safian iiibmariinien ot-
beuttomosto ibntisbitfasta tefi b1n
iuostobuomoittitfien, ionoen @nglon
min toineenpanemon "n1ltdloors
ron" oibeiittoneen ipGlilliieSti alma
fin 100000 iofioloiien fitoleman,
iotolpostoin main $4,000 liittolois-
ten fanioloisto menetti benfeni1
Iubmoriinien tofio. &ansfoo ipptet-
tim roofomoileSto tponfien fobtc'
lusta, ipielGpG iiitG ettd $4,000
Tonsfon ottontoo iofioloista iota,
monfio on eoelleenfin tietpnlGtto-
ntisiG.
2opufii bon Cell miel1 @ilbsl,
min puolestn pofllitti, ettd lp1tof-
Iet roofiuifiista omot olleet enint'
nlGfieen lifoisto propogonooa ia
ett6 8ilbeGm ei olIit oIiinpitGin
mtuto min bortoosti bolunniit
fuin iitG eta roiibo oIiii idilpnpt.
81. S.tor.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-31
Mrs. MTberion ficltGstsp mos
taamasta Ormistpnia fpsfeipiin
fDiDmDfIiin.

f'oNNN~f NNf"f''~' 49,
t2oinlaatiiaflinnan pritpfiet iaooa
Yers. glinlee tSentple WtcYberionil-
ta miiritanlia tietoja bGnen lGbes
folme ipuotta iitten tapabtllne4sta
ialaperdiiestG fotoanilestaan epGon
nistitilpat ellen, frn nais.eipanfe-
hsta fieltGptpi pastaanlasta multi
tanliin fpipmpfiiin Daiffa bun
fpIlG fertoi fllinfu bGn antoi $2,-
500 Sos s(ngelcs'in forfeon cifeu-
ben tuomarille Carlos 9. Sarbplle.
&ontitea tutfii $1,000 mafiamts
ia tiiomorille DritpfiellG Ianoa lel-
ipille, ettG moibaanto bGnt1 mas-
taan nostoa ippt0s tpGGrlnfdotofies
ta lpirasioon, ia Wars. @cTberio-
min fltulustelusla baluttiin tietGd
iosfo n1aiftitltlla mafIulla oil lo'
tain pbtepttG ialuliitto iDptoflen
fansia, ntifG oil nostettu emanfe-
listaa pastoan ia iitte mpobemnin
peritutettli.
@iponfelista fertoi fonlitealle It.
t6 $4,000, ntinfG bGn antoi tuona-
ri Saroplle, of "raffauoen lab1a"
f6nen oiltanistaan nelttpoistonr
Ie,irofunnolliiisia ia talouoelltitsla.
oiioisia.
gapfpiiesid ielonteosiaan- tliomorlI
Sorop IeIitti ettG $500 : fuuund
of onnettu bGnelle SlneeluS Sentp-
pelin ioboon tobolta "lpoponna
lobiona" poStineefli "lafialioisln
onnetuista neupoista."
Wers. Wtc%berion toOiSti rpula-
miebiston e6eSIG, ettG bdnet oil
foaputtu ia mietp @tericopn, nlntto
BAN oil pGGsipt furflutn. Steoon-
omnot tooien toilualta oioittoipot
ettG ban of oIon ainsta fuluttnnitt
tentppelin raoio-operauttorin &en'
meth @. Ormistonin fansia.
Sulinen fantppoilu o{foi ellen,
fnn tltfijofonliteon puDeenjoDto1o
Solter S. 2ittle fpipt:
"Sunnettefo &ennetb Orntisto'
nin2"
Wers. Mc8berion murtttui IdD'
fSfii. Sdnen lofiniiebenid Grom-
tpell Orntsbp bppdbti ieiioalieed ia
ionoi:
"Wers. @cgberion, ilfo1 pnstof
TO tGbdn fpipntpfieen" ia Ianot ets
tei Ie fuulu loinfaon fuulustelr1n.
"U2in1 fieltGpopn allan o1n1ant
nelnposta wastaamasta", lonot
gtrs. WscSberion.
@tponfelisto fieltdptpi mostoa-
mosto uieibin bGnelle tebtpibin tp'
ipn1pfiiin mifG fosfi bdnen foap-
ponstoon, ntutta niibin fDlpnpf-
lin, jotfa fosfipat ibeftn ontalnlS'
ia tiiomari Saroplle, ban ipostdll
omoinesti.
S1iomorin oletetoan leurnnneen
Tsrs. McYberionia fltilnstelusld
t1nd6n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-31

mania tieoon apulla bGn ianoi pa-
laalpania omaistenia luo", fertoi
tobtori &raft.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-31
1S bantaantnmnt fiipibiili fai,uan

tom.
Gin9ston, g. So, tonnlif. 26.
- &ingStonin Bocabontos coal
contponion foilponnosla boutoortitt
Is mieStG rGiGbopfien ioboosto,
800 jolon Ipmppteen. aolme ritit-
misto iotfo oliipot poboin poloneet,
on Iootu nlos. II ntiestG oil tpos-
ia foilponnosIa r1i1bbpfien oifana,
mlttto toilet pelastititpot fiidGn fdp
tGipGn fautto muoren toiiella pito-
leila.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-01-31
labetbsiaarmaaja

faapattn.
Eefing, China &ancbalpn
faupungista on fatoolinen piispa
tieoottanut ettG &iinalaiiet omat
foopanneet 9(meriffalaiien lGbetps-
iaarnaoion, past. @0tpurb 9ollng-
in, ia ipuotiwot npt $4,000 lnns
malta. SGn on ollut lGbetpsiaar-
noojono folme ipuotta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24

light. market firm; Michigan, Ohio,
100-pound sacks. Fellows, u. s. No. l,
5.50a560.
Potatoes-Supplies moderate: demand
moderate, market steady; Pennsylvania,
150-pound sacks, Round Whites, U. S.
No. l, mostly around FPS: New York,
150-pound sacks. Round Whites, u. S.
No. l, 2.35a24 Texas, 100-pound sacks,
Bliss Triumphs. U. S. No. l, ATS.
Spinach-Supplies moderate; demand,
moderate. market steady; Texas, bushel
baskets. Savoy type, GOALS.
Tomatoes-Supplies light: demand
light, market steady; repacked, UNI
known origin, IS. ripes, wrapped, fair
condition. fancy count, 350a4.00; choice
count, 800; Originals. Florida. IS, ripeS.
wrapped. SOFT slightly decayed, coal .25.
String beans-Supplies light; demand
moderate, market firm; Florida, 7-8-
bushel hampers, green. Refugees, 5.50a
600, Valentines. 4.50a5.00.
Peppers-Supplies light; demand
light, market slightly stronger; Florida,
pepper crates: fancy. 6,5Oa7;oo.
Eggplant-Supplies very light; de-
pepper crates fancy, $50; few higher.
Squash-Supplies light; demand light.
market steady; Florida. pepper crates,
White, wrapped. 500a5.50.
Cucumbers-No supplies on market.
StraWberries-Supplies moderate; de-
mand lightcmarket slightly weaker;
Florida, pony refrigerators, various va
rieties, 35a45; mostly 40a45; few fancy
high as so per quart.
Caulifiower-Supplies liberal; demand
moderate, market steady; California
pony crates. 190a2!00; few high as 2.l5
Carrots-Supplies light; demand light
market steady; few sales Texas, West
ern lettuce crates. punched, $50; few
higher.
Beets-Supplies light: demand mod
crate, market about steady; Texas
bushel baskets. punched, 2.6Oa2.75.
OrangeS-SupplieS moderate; demand
light, market about steady; Florida
boxes, medium to large size, No. l, 3.50a
400.
Grapefruit-Supplies moderate; de.
mand moderate. market about steady:
Florida, boxes, No. l. medium size, 350a
3.75.
Peas-Supplies light; demand light
market dull; Mexico, 45-pound crates
| 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
BONDS IRREGULAR
IN QUIET MARKET
Price Changes Wholesome
Issues Affected by Sell
ing of Stocks.
BY CHARLES F. SPEARE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, January 24.-The move
ments in convertible bonds were not so
pronounced today and there were few
features in the market for straight
mortgage issues.
Call money renewed at 6 per cent.
The supply is expected to diminish as
the month end approaches. Higher
rates are therefore anticipated from
now into February.
When this peak is passed some of the
money brokers believe there will not
only be relatively better conditions in
call money, but basis for reducing the
present nominal rate Of ~. per cent
on time loans. Should this occur 1t
would give greater incentive to the In
stitutionS to bid for bonds.
After getting within fraction Of
yesterdays high price, International
Telephone Alps declined over a point
and later were subject to irregular move
ments. Anaconda Copper rs were af-
fected by the reaction in Anaconda
stock and at one time were 6 points
below yesterdays high figure. Public
Service of New Jersey 4l2s were also
heavy during the morning The Italian
luuuSIIlal COIlFCILIDlcS IuueU pOtIlC
higher.
United States Rubber SIS and Inter-
national Paper SIS were strong members
Of the industrial mortgage group. Lor-
lizard 5 IS were again soft. as were Hud-
son Coal SIS. The railroad 4 p per cent
issues were inclined TO sag off. but ac-
emulation went on in both the Iowa
Central and Minneapolis and st. Louis
Securities, with a large turnover In
st. Paul adjustments around 80:
The high-grade list showed small
changes. United States Treasury 4l4s
were exceptionally strong. There was
not much doing in the foreign de-
partment of the market
Among the new issues in prospect are
the Chesapeake g. Ohio Alps of ap-
proximately $25,000,000 just authorized
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion and $15,000.000 of Morris 81 Essex
AIS guaranteed by the Lackawanna
1t is also understood that the City of
New York will be in the market for
quite substantial amount within the
next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24

Bandits in Rumania are holding up
funeral professions and robbing mourn
ers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
WARNING IS ISSUED
ON CREDIT STATUS
Dr.. H. Parker Willis Sees
Danger in Present Stock
Buying Wave.

Reimbursement in the use of credit,
which shall turn some portion of it to
channels where it is most needed and
prevent serious economic crisis and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24

Secured by first deed of trust o. real estate.
Prevailing interest and commission.
Tosanh Wol1ar 420 Wash. l.. l. Trust
SOSSPA A' VCAASA Bldg. 9Th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
POTATO MARKET DULL.

CHICAGO, January "a CP) Omitted
States Department of Agriculture) -
Potatoes--Receipts, los cars; on track,
ESQ cars; total United States shipments.
$40 cars; trading rather slow: market
dull, Wisconsin. sacked round whites,
oal.10; Minnesota and North Dakota,
sacked round whites. 90a95; Idaho.
sacked RusSetS, 1.50al70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Bond Issue Planned,

The Morris & Essex railroad, sub
sidiary of the Delaware, Lackawana and
Western. asked permission from the
Interstate Commerce Commission TODAY
to issue $15,000000 in bonds. The secur-
tiles will go to the Lackawanna, in re-
payment of advances which that COM,
pany has made to it's subsidiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Potomac Electric 5i5 70 pfd-5 at 1081a,
10 at 1085s
American Security G. Trust Colo at
ATS.
Columbia Sand & Gravel pfd.--10 at 96,
10 at 95, 20 at 95. 10 at 9434
Federal-American. Co. COMIC at 55H,
10 at 55l4. at 554,
National Mtge. G. Inv. pfd.-50 at So.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Rwy. g. Elec. pfd-100
at 991s.
Capital Traction Co.'S at 1864, 5 at
1868.
Mergenthaler Linotype-10 at 104H, 10
at 104ls.
Potomac Electric 5laeo pfd.-2 at 1887.
Washington Rwy. g. Elec. pfd.-2 at
99h.
Mergenthaler Linotype-4 at lO4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24

dt Vic SdiikC blkAC
place some check
on over speculation
in the stock mar
ket, was urged by
DR.. H. Park e r
Willis, professor of
banking in Column
bia University and
editor of the Jour-
nal of Commerce,
in an address be-
fore a distinguished
gathering of Wash
ington bankers at
the Willard last
night.
DR.. Willis con-
siders an expansion
of 20 to SO per cent
in the cost, of com.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Quotations furnished by w. p. Hibbs & Coz
Nominal gold Selling checks
today
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
TREE PLANTED HERE AT EXPENSE OF $50
New Christmas Green Installed
 at Central Park Today

|hc large municipal Christmas tree, which park department off, cials hope will grow. Was planted on the green at Central park today and will be illuminated this evening. Although there has been consid- "rable secrecy concerning the pur- chase of the tree, which was bought from money contributed by local residents m the municipal Christmas tree fund. and partly by park de- rartmcnt funds, 1t W&S learned to- cay that tie tree cost about 52o and was purchased in Avon. IL vas removed from a swamp ,Ona- lion in Avon and was brought t9 this city and planted. Cost Of plant ing and trucking will run S25 or S%O additional, making the entire cost in the ncIghborhood of $5u.
 Secretary Ralph II. Benson of the Chamber of Commerce. not only mas >tCadtHstly refused 10 tell the cost of the tree, but made no reply whom asked the question by park de- partment official at ;t meeting last Friday cycnrnS. The purchase Was made by Alr. Benson, the Chaul.cI cf Commerce funds coming from the municipal Christmas tree lnd donated by local pcIsons for Una. purpose.
 The three is B feet high. It is |, Connecticut blue spruce and has ;l root spread of 15 feet. It's mub spread is from $ 10 10 feet. It IS of uniform thickness, graduating from the maximum width at the bottom 10 q point at the top. AL though transplanted from a swamp, location to d more or less dry spot, Park Superintendent Clyde Filing wood feels reasonably certain i. will take root and grow.
 smaller trees will hr planted per manently at the usual sites on smaller parks ana have been pur- chased and are being planted by the park dcpa tment.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
Last Strike Difficulty
 Nanishes at Coal Mine

ldNlOrNlIlc, Dee. $. Pt-ENen the remnants Of the national miners un- ion strike in the Christian county coal fields seemed 10 be vanishing today. Bosses at Peabody Mine No. | were prepared 10 resume loading coal and this mine at Kincaid. 10 miles northwest of here. was regard ed as the seat Of the miners walk out. lt is the last of the six mines in this area shut down by the strike. 10 got back 10 work.
 With their toothoId at No. ' slip plng, leaders of the strike have ap- par"ntly abandoned their activities m this district. However, there con- tlnucd to be considerable talk of un- rest among the miners, and some feared there would be trouble after the national guard troops were with drawn. All five companies of the state militia, mobIizcd here when the strike was called ten days ago, are still on duty.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
Towers Properties
 To Be Sold at Auction

Ali the property holding of Reg iLald F.. Towers and Lucy Towers on Hamilton street. including the Towers Filling station on south Main street, were ordered forcclosrd by sale in a judgment filed in city court by Judge Stanley J. Traccski today.
 Tine creditors were the Walter H. Goodrich X Co. Inc, $3.9&4.39 and costs of $31.G3, and the Commercial Trust Co. which filed q judgment lien against the property
 Attorney Cyril F. Gafrncy, acting on behalf of the Commercial Trust 'o.. asked for q foreclosure by sale. Ii was granted. The sale date for the south Main street property is Jan lary - at , D. n,, and the Hamii- ion street property will be sold on January at . p. III. Attorney John r. DOWncS is the committees The appraisers are William Dunn, Philip Pagan and Constable Fred Winkle
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
CLARENCE II. CHILD DIES

Woodstock, Dee. IS Pt-Clarcnce H. Child, senator from the 2Sth district in 1923 and 1925 and in the house the previous two sessions. died at his home here Monday night. He had suffered a stroke Of apopleNy.
 Mr. Child was active in republi- can politics in his town from 1902, when h" was appointed probate judge 10 fill vacancy, an office he held until four years ago when he resigned.
 He was 74 years old and a for m"r president of the trustees of Woodstock academy. He leaves il daughter and sister.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
Brides and Bridegrooms- to-Be Who Change Mind or Delay Weddings Are Blamed for Situation - Some Applications Date Back to Year 1925.

Nltl no statute authority to per mt the town clerk to clear his files ot marriage license applications alter 1t becomes apparent that cer- 1lilcates will not be called for, Clerk 1hompSon'S files are being cluttorod up with declarations of intentions uating as far back as 1925. Five uayS' notice must be given before 2 lccnsc nay be issued. Those on record for longer periods than re- qulfcd, and not called for, include:
 Sidney kadish Of Springfield. and Betty Fucker of &G Church street. Dlno Collctta of 199 Burritt, street and Rena M. Mascarna of 109 Dix avenue; James E. Hickey of Hart Iord, and Marion C. Chandler, also ot Hartford; Percy II. CrosthWaite ot 1J4 Wooster street, and Melyiua Russell Of the same address; Frank Fac Of NcWington, and Stephanie Matulls of 9G Pleasant street. I,arl klossenbader ot POS East Main street, and Mabel Elizabeth Burton Of TYP East Main street: Joseph An- druleWskl of Bristol. and Mary SzparkoWski of G3 Willow street. Anthony s. Ciesiensky of 24l Broad street, and Alice Bierylta of the same address: Louis II. Johnson of lT North Main street, and Edna F. Fuller of Bristol; John Kowal- czyk Of Tcrryville and Anna Mindek ol Plalnvlllc; John Prystasz of 2i union street, and Mary Strackcka of New Bedford, Mass; Arthur l.. hrauss of TO Arch street, and Flor cnce J. harazusky of 404 Church street; William Giannone of 97 -lltchcl street, and Josephine Ter ranoVa of 20 Clinton street. B&ha Lazar Odishoo of fl Robert street. and Esther Jacobs of 110G Stanley street. The couple last named ap- piled for their license four years ago yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
Tickle Dan Cupid Cluttering Up City Clerks Records With Many
 Uncalled For Marriage Licenses
Mrs. Mccormick Gets
 Initiated to Committed

Washington, Dee. IS (UP)- Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick, republican, 1ll., was initiated yes terday as a member of the maya, al1alrS committee.
 Chairman BrItten notified her at the outset of the committees hearing on the navy promotion bill that she would be known 10 the committee as "MCCorniCk" rather than Mrs. Mccormick. : This would remind her, Brittcu explained that she is now "onr of us.'
 The chairman then appointed her to the Sub-COmmittecs on yards and docks and naval acad- omy. The latter appointment was made with the reservation that no girls are to be appointed 10 the naval academy.
 You are having a great dra. of fun with me, aren't you ?" Mrs. Mccormick remarked.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
Court Fails to Act Upon
 SnOOk's Appeal in Trial

Columbus. O., Dee. IS CuP)-The state supreme court today, weekly decision day, failed 10 announce any action on the appeal of Dr. James Howard Shook, former Ohio State University professor. scheduled to die Friday night for the murder Of his coed sweetheart, Theora HiX. @5.
 1t is now believed the court will hand down a special decision, prob ably tomorrow, or will grant Dr. shook another stay. Shook was 10 have been executed on November 2S, but was given q stay pending. filing of an appeal.
 Miss HiN, a student in the college of medicine at Ohio State, was slain last June.