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wore at her trial, Miss Edwards re
ceived the sentence solemnly.

wore at her trial, Miss Edwards re-
ceived the sentence solemnly.
May I ask one question:" she said
to Judge Rosalsky, after sentence was
passed. May 60 to Europe?"
IT will take that up with the proba-
ton authorities" the Judge said, after
warning her that she must not modest
Amster in any way nor exploit herself.
These things she promised not to do,
She was placed on five years probation
and must stay in this State unless per-
mission Is granted to leave it.
Amster, alleged by her to be the father
of her 6-year-old son Lee, vas in the
court room when sentence was pro-
nounced
1t was testified at the trial that Am
ster had paid $4,000 to Miss Edwards
over the Is years since they met at
New York party. That was the only
point on which both sides agreed. AM
ster said he gave her the money, at
first in spirit of philanthropy and
later under compulsion of Miss Edwards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
FORMER SHOWGlRL
HELD FOR ExTORTION
Olga Edwards Under Suspended
Sentence on Charge of De-
frauding Magnate.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 7.-Convicted of
extorting money from Nathan L. Am
ster, traction magnate, Olga Eide Ed
wards. former show girl. yesterday was
sentenced to from three and one half
to seven years in prison, but the SEN
tence was suspended. The jury which
found her guilty had recommended
mercy.
Dressed in the shabby clothes, she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07

where your earnings will compare ia
vorably with those of other executives
in your community. Furthermore, you
will always have the chance of going
into business for yourself.
While the salaries in the smaller no.
tells outside the big cities will not aver
age as high as those in metropolitan
centers, they are good in proportion.
The general scale of living expenses
there is likely to be lower. You might
do well to start your career in other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07

A COW recently ran into a house In
London, climbed two flights of stairs
and entered small room.
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threat to create scandal II he did not.
Miss Edwards, the only defense witt
ness, said Amster gave her all of the
fond of her and the boy. She denied
she had threatened him or created
scenes In his offices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07

and serve the almost incredibly large
amount of food needed for the tables Of
the modern hotel. Heads Of these de-
partments command big salaries In the
leading hotels.
You can be a mechanic and aspire to
the superintendency where your job viii
be to keep the hotel constantly in per-
feet condition. This is another high
salaried position in the big houses. So
Is that of the housekeeper. If you are
a woman who can handle help, with an
eye to detail and good manager, you
will find fine opportunity in this par
ticular field.
The next article of this series will
appear tomorrow, being a discussion of
light and power by George B. Cor
telyou
Copyright, 1890. by North American News
paper Alliancel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07

Chile plans to build ssl school build
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Choosing Your Career
Hotels Provide Greater Opportunity for Careers
Than in old Days When One Needed to Be Clerk or
Cdshier-Experts in Finance and Trades Skill
Bring Openings to Personnel.
BY JOHN NICE. BOWMAN
BY JOHN NICE. BOWMAN

This is the eighteenth of series Of
a articles designed to help .youne men
them and for which they are fitted.
Each article has been. prepared by a
leader in some one field. John McEntee
Biltmore Hotels Corporation. which oper-
ates some of the biggest hotels in the
United States. He was chief of the
hotel, dining car and steamship division
OF the United States Food Administra-
ton during the war.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

Los SECURE, baron, y os
'prometo un reconocimiento eter
no.
En- primer lugar, hay que
pagan todas las deudas.
mo Sc como! Solo dispon-
go de treinta y seis mil frances
al ano, Y Reina Grandchamp
me cuesta mas de sesenta MIL.
-Otro os aconsejaria: dejad
a Reina.
i Eth! iDios MIC! De buena
CANA la dejaria, pero ella me
da importancia, es una muier
de todos conocida y clasifica-
da.... y yo necesito una mujer
asf.
No la abandoneis: es una
buena muchacha, y al menos
con ella estan hechos los prime,
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

tres meses que no anunciaran
la muerte del anemico herede-
70 de los millones del difunto
Gavard.
Al Circulo, James-diio al
cochero al subir en- su carruaje.
Ell senior baron de la Croix-
Dieu formaba parte de un cfrcu
10 aristocratico cuyo nombre no
consignaremos por motives que
nuestros lectores apreciaran
mas adelante.
Entr6 en- ell salon de lectura
Y Sc puso a leer los peri6dicos
extranjeros.
Algunas lineas del InUdljdo
'7tso lie interesaron vivamente.
Decian asi:
FL principe Sergio Aldeo-
noff ACADIA de morir tragica-
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
LA ASSOCIATION NACf0.
NAL DE X OFFICIAL
MENTE A
COMO CAM
PEON

Omaha, Nebraska, Sep. 16,
La Association Nacional de
Boxeo anoche acordo reconocer
como campeon mundial de peso
complete al germano Max Sch
melting. A Young Stribling, de
Macon Ca, la Association lie a.
sigma ell papel de legitimo con-
|tendiente, con Primo Camera
en- ell tercer lugar.
Sc reconcile a Al Singer, ell
hebreo del Bronx, como cam
peon mundial de peso ligero.
Todas las suspensiones con-
ira Camera fueron levantadas.
considerable sus 1ltimas de-
mostraciones.
Fue aprobada una regla por
la cual una suspension dictada
contra un gladiator por un esta
do asociado no tendra efecto en-
los otros estados hasta pasados
30 dias, de modo que ell pugilis-
ia pueda cumplir compromises
contraidos con anterioridad.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

No dejar6 de hacerlo... Pc
no volvamos al asunto importan
te... Mi respectable mama me
arroj6 de su cuarto... Y Reina
tambien me arrojara de SUI ca
sa j.. Dos expulsiones en- un so
10 dia es demasiado!. l.. iVos me
podeis sacar del apuro, baron
-Os sacar6 de 6l con mucho
gusto, perded cuidado.
i Sois I'm verdadero amigo
iSali del primer atolladero!
Ahora falta ell otro.
- Cual?
i Eli! lei verdadero asun-
to del cual pende mi existencia !
! Ell consejo judicial proyectado
por mi madre! l.. Antes que pa
sar por semejante humiliation
salto la tapa de los sesos!
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

roS gastos.
-Pero, baron.
81, va Sc, ide d6nde SAGA
refs los sesenta mil frances?
ESQ es.
-Reina tiene conmigo bas-
tante confianza.
-Habla de vos con tanto elo-
gio, que otro que no fuese yo lie
garia a s~ospechar... iAh! sois
un Dios para ella.
lie hablar6, Y creo que no
tendra Inconvenience en- fiaros
hasta que seals mayor de edad.
Sierra I'm magnifico rasgo, Y
no perdera NADIA por esperar.
FL baron Sc despidi6 de Oc-
tavio despues de darle algunos
billetes de Banco, y llevando la
conviction de que no pasarfan
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

-Convengo que no Seria CO.
sa muy risuena.
y mama Gsigue obstinada
en- clio?
Mas que nunca.
i Demonio! GY como parar
ell golpe?
-Muy facilmente, 81 quereis.
Reduced vuestros gastos hasta
ell dia en- que seals mayor de
edad.
i Reducir mis- gastos !-ex-'
ell j6ven.-GPor que me-
dio?... No 10 Sc!
-Amontonais deudas sobre
deudas...
En- fin, decidme, iqu6 he
de hacer para evitar ell consejo
judicial?
-Seguir mis- consoles.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

Muchos de los jugadores del
st. Luis, que hoy Sc batira con
ell Brooklyn en- 10 que Sc consi-
dera una pequena serie mum
dial, presenciaron desde la glo-
rieta ell desafio entire "rojos" y
robins.
Los 'rojos' empezaron ell jue
go anotando tres carreras, CO.
mo en- Ell dia anterior; pero los
muchachos del Brooklyn lie hi
cieron seis, en- su primer turno
II bate.
Moss y Clark lanzaron por
81 Brooklyn y Lucas, Benton,
Frey y May por ell Cincinnati.
De los II hits de los vencedo
es uno fu6 disparado por Al
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
OLI ETIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS TRAGEDIAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedtaza Y Paez

exceso de vitalidad! lGuardaos
bien de zanzibar NADIA vuestro
regimen de vida, que es Ell bue-
no; y 81 alguna vez sentis un
POGO de fatiga, una apariencia
de debilidad, tomad t6nicos, sal
sas picantes, mucho vino de
MADEIRA, de Chipre, Champagne
es 10 que necesitais.
Els mi regimen habitual, )
me encuentro muy bien.
-Continuadlo.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
- ElGrs.
L1GA AMERICANA
HOOVER ~PRESENCIARA Ell
PRIMER A DE LA
SERIE MUNDIAL

Washington, Sep. 16.-El
presidente Hoover dijo aver al
alcalde Mackey, de Filadelfia,
que Ell concurrira al primer
desafio de la serie mundial, que
en- esa ciudad tendra lugar ei
dia l de octubre.
La vista del mayor Sc debi6
al deseo de personalmente invi-
tar al p~residente, que ell ano pa
sad0 concurriera a uno de los
juegos.
Despues que ell presidente ter
mine su mission en- Filadelfia
Sc dirigira a Cleveland, donda
pronunciara IN discurso a la
Association de Banqueros de
America.
New York sc, 1Oh, lie; De-
troit &c, 11h, De.
Washington lac, 15h, 2e;
Chicago &c, 15h, 4e.
Boston 1c, Oh, De; St. Luis
&c, 10h, lie.
Boston &c, III, lie; st. Luis
1c, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

mente en- sus vastos dominios
dc Crlmea, asesinado por un
@o"J'ch al que habia herido con
IN latigo. Dicen que ell princi.
pc estaba pr6ximo a casarse.
Este deplorable fin hara vestir
De luto a la alta nobleza rusa."
FeIipe de la Croix-Dieu sali5
del Circulo entr6 en- una de las
o1lclnas telegraficas del bule-
var y expidi6 ell siguiente des-
! pacho a la sehorita Fanny Lam
bert, Gale lie Sueur:
"El principe ha muerto. De-
oels obrar en- consecuencia."
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

PARA VEN
DER o NEGOCIAR
Gale IL 2924
Holmes 1903, entire las ave-
midas 20 y q.
ga Avenida 1914.
Long ST 2208. cerca de Pa
metto.
Poo al Sontado, ell resto CO
modamente. M. G. SOUDER,
Florida 1921.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

VENDO una PER- asabuesa
muy fina y muy maestro en- Co
nejos. Sc da a prueba. Tambien
vendo algunos cachorritos muv
b~aratos. Nebraska 3202.-Te-
lefono 1896.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

~iPRESTAMOS! a Vd. $25,
$50, 500, 5000, $500 por 20
meses a pagarnos mensual con
muy POGO interes, sobre sus
muebles. Todo muy reservado.
Ediffcio de la Logia Ell Aguila
de Orc. 16 y 8 ave. 20 piso. Ho-
ras de 4a7.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
BASE BALL
Ell BROOKLYN AUMENTO
SU VENTAJA SOBRE Ell
ST LUIS Y Ell CHICAGO
HOY LA Sc.
RE LUIS

Brooklyn, Sep. 16.-Mien-
tras ell St. Luis descansaba aver
y ell Chicago repartfa un doble
juego con ell Filadelfia, ell Brook
lyn vencia al Cincinnati, adqui
riendo ventaja de un juego So
bre los Cardenales y de juego y
medic sobre los Cubs.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
UASIFICADOS

Sc VENDEN.-D Dos Totes
limpios. $1,000 al contado. 100
pies en- ell Boulevard. De Soto
Park, junto a la casa de Spi-
cola. Lame por Mr.. Pickron,
telefono M64304.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

Sc VENDE.-Una esquina
en- la avenida Michigan y N.
Albany. Sc da barata. Telefo-
no H46-604. Montoto.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

Tanto para ell Brooklyn como
para ell st. Luis es de vital i'm
portancia la serie que comenza-
ra hoy. Dazzy Vance sera man.
dado a la Inca de fuego.
Adolfo Luque y Phelps figu-
ran en- la reserva.
Chicago lie, 19h, Be; Fila
DELTA 12c, 18h, De.
Chicago &c, 12h, De; Filadel-
fla &c, Oh, lie.
Pittsburg lc, 3h, lie; New
York &c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16

Sc A~LQUILA.-Un aparta-
mento alto, SIN muebles. Pro-
pic para un matrimonio. Con
todas las comodidaes, indepen
diente. NORMAN: 802 Palm
Avenida.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
BOXEO
NUEVA DERROTA DE RIS-
KO

Oklahoma City, Sep. 49,
Johnny Risko, Ell panadero de
Cleveland, fue aver superado Y
vencido, en- diez rounds, por
Babe Hunt, de Ponca City, as
pirante a la corona de peso com
pleto.
Pesaba Risko 1913 libras, Gin
co mas que su oponente.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
XIV

I'll Joven marques Andres de
Gan Reno. al que solo hemos
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
fonso Lopez.

Herman, ell jardinero dere-
cho de los dodgers, pogo cua-
tro hits en- cinco veces al bate.
Cincinnati SC, 11h, De; Broo-
klyn he, 17h, De.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
PRESTO CARNERA UN A
FIANZA PARA RETAR AL
CAMPEON DEL MUNDO

Chicago, Sep. 16.-Primo
Camera veneciano, ret6 aver a
cualquier hombre en- ell mundo,
por ell campeonato de peso COM
pleto, apoyando su reto en- una
fianza de $1,000 que recogiera
la comisi6n atletica del estado
de Illinois.
La gaceta., 1930-09-16
CHINO ALVAREZ PELEA-
RIA CON VIDAL

FL promoter Kennedy consi-
gui6 aver que Richard Brock
way Sc "amansara" y diera su
consentimiento para que Ar
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
WilIys-knight Has
 Great Six Features

The 1880 Willys- Knight Greet Six. presented by the WilIys-Uvrr- land company. is marked by Grac'- ul. sweeping lines that admittedly established a now style motive IT. quality car design.
 Thr striking lines oG1hcsc uodcI-. which permit the entirely new c.,- tcror color treatment, are seen u- setting q new trend for modern mo- tor ear style. As q result of this T .~- tinctjN" style and beauty. the 1850 Willys- Knight Great Six meets tha highest demands Of luNurr motoring
 Thc new Great Six models, which include n wide range Of body typr- from smart sport roadster 10 Fl 1- passenger sedan. are surroundc | with an atmosphere of luxury and good taste. Every line and detail ot appointment indicate that these cata have been designed and built with careful attention to the latest d. mands of buys Of exclusive auto mobiles.
 The development of the 19&u WiIlys-knight Great Six line has nor been confined merely to advanc ! style and beauty Of lines, but it's six cylinder sleeve valve engine also is marked by perfection which ls outstanding among engines of its
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
Developments in Automobile
 Field as Described by Agents
Wide Choice of
 De Soto Bodies

"Ouo Of the characteristics of q gcod line of automobiles is that the bodies shall be 50 designed that they will lit exactly the needs of the users, rather than leave il 10 tho user 10 adapt himself 10 whatever body types may be oftcrcd.' says ]. E. Moran Of Moran Motor Sales Co.
 "rfc more closely body dcsIgIs ard styles meet these pamIculariz s., requirements. the moro comfort an l convenience the own.r will derive from his car.
 If a man buls a roHpo when h" should haze il sedan. or if he buys any type of body that rura~ out 10 bc q ujarIt, no matter uoE good the car may bo mechanically, he will never be satisfied.
 "The De Soto has been cqdpp.l l from the body standpoint so com pictclY that the requirements Of practically all prospective buyers can be met perfectly. In the six cylinder line there gre q roadster. two types Of Scdans. two cOupcs, Il sedan coach and q phaeton.
 "ln tEe no'v Straight Eight ljra with the Mono-picco steel body. Chryslcr engineers have provided q roadster, sedan. q be Luxe sedan. t business coupe, be Luxe coupe, cui- Ilrtlblc coupe and phacton."
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
The ATwATER KENT Mfg. Company

It outright it's business and manufacturing plant has been in business than increas ngy profitable years has always done business H capital and has borrowed dollar.
 All its ard experience concentrated upon II just hing-he making and selling of fine radio
 Production in its factory is scientifically controlled that Awater dealers always enough radio hand the public demand, and II overstocked Its inventory is excessive Sngleminded devotion its joL-the production of
 the finest radio that be bui-has put the Atwater Kent Manufacturing Company today in the strongest position has hed Strongest in the excellence of its prouct-Awaer Kent Grid }ao the confidence of the public. Strongest in stability which is the keystone of per u in business
 N .Atwaer Kent tPrsiden
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
Peak Efficiency
 At Ford Plant

Close 10 ilo."1u poUnds ot special ~trrls Hrc uard daily hy the Ford Motor company at its Rouge rlam l condjtiouin@ and replacing worn lcoIs. dies and nIachiue parts.
 Ford 'fficjonS has found vay ID hr1t 'ho cost Of this very costly process h% retaining tho cNpcusir. alloys from hjsh-spocd steel scrap. A. scrap it is worth $fl to &l5 q a tom and. as high speed steel. IT, 70 %l a pound.
 Fifty ions Of thai material are nun through special ,lcc1ric furnac. $ every day 10 reclaim the chromium, nickel ~auadnuu, tungsten. cob1lt ~nd'moIEbd"uumL thereby sah ing tn.. company thousands Of dollars q dar.
 The equipment Of that drpartmrlt consists of one 5p-tons two 1o-tou. one tDr".-tou and ouo onr-ton rl4.- tric furnaces. They turn out steel m lngot form, ranging from ony-hIf t9 eight tons in weight.
 Af times that department is called on 10 furnish special castings tor SlH% pois. pouring dishes, locomotira frames and wheel centcrs. and FOE ether purposes. Some have W,ighe,i as heavy Hs"12 tons when finished.
 As in other departments of the Ford plant, tI- work iLcarriad ol aj peak efficiency. Recently the de- parunrnt Was called on to produca q special i2-'ou Ingot 10 be fashioncr lhto crHnkshaft for q huge hy. dlHullc shear in the rolling mills. II was delivered eight hours after the 'Ordcr lad l cen received.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
Expect to Make New
 Chevrolet Record

NHh ilo demand for its product continuing at high level, the Chcv- rclH Motor company again this year is p}aunju- to exceed ifs prcyiou, years record. According to the pro- "ran already arranged. 1@&u will ba tb. 'ourth consecutive year 10 s"p cuosroio' produce and sall more than I,'u.""U units.
 Tn- -ruaa'ioual reception accord , thD improved :jN-ryli0dor Chcyrol,.. ;h, ur-'urn bat is taking place Fl hn-D1r#~. aud rhc excellent condition O. 'in roupan}'a uation-Wido dcal.t or@"uHt'jon .u'o given as inc chief faHoe, m the torward-looHiN@ Ch.y- rotH program for the current year.
 Tn" Chevrolet field sales orgJniza- ton is inc most comprehensive iii tnr automobile industry. From a manufacturing s5anupoiuc Chcvro- let Was never better equipped to meet inc demand. Added production facilities at the disposal of the coru- pauy will permit Of an output of Gnnp cars and trucks daily.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
uf 5 TON
 ] bu Ruth OroA5

Il. do zoa2 After alL what's a h. tle irrigation project more or iess H. comparison with d great trans continental railway which will b. q benefit 10 the entire country ! You se.. my dear, man like Leon Morse 2uts the habit Of looking at things in the rarec---"
 Yes. suppose SO" Anne murmurcd His perspective ha- Widoncd 10 such an extent that Ia doesn't in the least miud-or even sec perhaps-- that hes stepping or q lot Of mere average human beings tr gong after what he Nm's,' Good uoa1ou-," Mrs WInuc. r. eard.d brr with genuine horror and cot-trrn uiou. You talk lj.<. ao l. W. w. or-an innocent right cut of convent
 . Anne loohcl back at her despair mslE. "G gu ss it's no use, Aun, 1 Emily" she said. i've can't seem to understand one another" ! The older woman pulled hcrscl, l stiffly 10 hor feet, picked up lt"r 1 stole and wrapped it firmly abou; her plump shoulders. "Weu, per, i haps Nvp shall--a little later-whcI i you get some of these hiehfalutine i ideas out Of sour head and come tc 1 ycur seuscs'
 'I am sorry. Auu'ic, l don't know ] low to tell you how sorry l am Anne said in 'a distressed tone. q. ] her guest moved majcstically pas her towards inc door
 1 "A lot of good that docs, But 1 well sec, we'll see, You may D' l glad 10 com" crawling back 10 I.rol OH your hands and knees y,t."
 Nothing. I'm sure, could plcast
 him better, Anne coniueu,-.
 thoughtfully. 'You must let me "l
 p@rt the way back with you, though
 amtio -- | don't like 10 think oi
 your going through thc "ooA ] alone"
 "I came alone: dare say car i go back tho same WaN--Uulcss-' . OH the lowest step, she turned anf
 faced hrr njaao again. Anne. ro"
 sHid last night that at least I'yt alNays been honest with you I'H
 not going 10 pretend that this i. nc a heavy blow 10 me - tn. morning whcn knew first that yo. had gOnc---''
 She paused to choose her Words and Anne, seeing her face in in, strong afternoon sunlight, realize that 1t looked haggard from WorrA
 --1o years older almost, She tooF all involuntary step nearer
 Tt was hard" Mrs. Wi!mot Wc1' on slowly. Ito sec the hopes anl
 ambitions of q lifetime shattered bA the single rash act of q thoughtless
 selfish girl, but-aftcr all, am dr
 old woman. IL doesn't matter SC much; no doubt l shall get on
 somehow Il don't require q grca;
 deal.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27

'But for you - Hour whole fu- turc IS at stake. In few weeks or at most few months. this mad fancy will pas. Love lasts -mayue for the length of tho honeymoon. maybe not so long, marriage iS q wattcr Of a lifetime" She raised her face 10 Auuo's. Tor the fir-t tune in their long relationship. sh- Vas pleading instead Of commaud- ing. "Go get your hat, my dcIr. and come on back with me to Leon like q good, sensible girl.'
 Anne turned very white. Her half lifted h1nd roIl 10 her side, You must know iow hard you arc making 1t for me, Aunt l.Hijy." she said in q very low tone. You don't undorstand-I -ues. you can't" sha added slowly. "in tbc first pIa"c. l love the man I have married w.h all my heart -Iyn hoeu trying 10 make you understand that ,Y,r s,rca >ou c1 n'. In tHo ~,rou place. rbr thought Of LroH -atr.r what has Aapprord--is % Gutlu.- able, 70 rrpll-.1y-
 She broke of dyspa'rin2Iy .a sight of tpr change which hal come abruptly olrr her aunrs taca The Srandmotn,rly mouth ua- compressed into hard, narrow line. The leau IlttIo dark c>,.~ which q moment before had looked almost soft and appealing, glc1lned and sparllcl like cut steel.
 She turned sharply and started picking her way cautiously down tho steep little path, "Wcll, N, shall sco We shall seo--'' H. last words came back harsh1y ,c
 Anne, who stood nHsrrabIv watch ing her from the front porch. 4 few moments later, she was lost tc View among the trees.
 After a ,,hu., Anne tuu,d and vent dcioctrdIy back into tu. house All the joy had gone ont oi 'ho day. Sh, torgo, Drlphiu@ mtI the unfinished Lousr-cl,;mu4. Sua had sold her right to lappinr@, long ago, she told hyreclr--long be i fore she had any standards h. which 10 gau2o Us worth. Shc uu. it' roul ~, as she had told Glenn worthless. Perhaps sur would onl, ] bring trouble and sorrow on h,u too--sho could stand anyJIius hu'
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
BITTER THAN SUNSHINE FOR TRAIL CHILDREN

Iu.t .ss smr u.sH p.E.I,'.u... .N, viii i.H you -ro.la- uo.- @I prD should has,. pl.@. ur Namu- < a11 Il irtu..r auu-. t,.ta. ,.,s Hud body arc ID pruwr's .N,lop 1T 'ra>'r- to ,.ra,. r,n,t- and tf5- evils O. uaIHmro.
 On.ura.a H--. u.ou.,u.n and HeatHsr 4ouf ru.u uHHar.. too1- 'aIn these rr,WoU, Ntamm from tn" sun utt tod ll.,r pu u~s-r a.ls-H'a full o. Ines. N.mN. tu. .r2y-croatm2 aaI mnHH-utldj02 \iamn@.
 And nou 'tan.. .o . l,ru.l chemist Isln..- hoy ..H pr1a p1- tain thce. rr.1U. s.u.m rror. the sun 1a, roa }...r ou u.F.r fatIs--it's fHl ar lui.u. sa.aua ,n- .,rgy-rroaflns and la'u.usIdu- Nlaamus
 And nov '.u.s l1 .aru.I chemist. deHeat. o9y- a4 g.Es ob- lain the same }HarI J.m.ut from McCoy's Cot L.r pu E.trar Tablets 1s Gy 1ahiu4 ouu .,uapooHfut or pure il4ntI N0I i@.fT bH Hn. for ,very atnueDt 4tc4mrs., rundown or underwcigll condition for which Cod Liver Oil 5 pr.scuu,4. No"og- I5 equally as good.
 The Nitamius ha}" boon ,..ur.rI by q special process Iron ram Ni'a- min tested. Norwegian DoI LN.r oil and put into this sugar ,oa,,t tablet form and t'- tu,., Ni"5u. which arr % iuporlm' To malj.,- Oil without thc Nuamias i. "olb lse.
 So why make your chrldr,n. i.,. a torment with the ohuu>Ious oil when they are sure 10 2'l all 'h. Nitmlins they need from 1hvs" pIrasaut-to-takr. sugar-coat'd '1h- Iuts. Gn tabIels. G0c h dru@-jor e rycryN horc~-tabe your NHaun- straight.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
Bloomfield Protests in
 Plan to Eliminate Green

An appeal 10 tn" Metropolitan District commission is 10 be made by the Civic Welfare association Of Bloomfield in regard to the tentative plans of the state highway depart mont to eliminate the Bloomfield green by the completion of the highway to Windsor. As an alter native to the center route the asso- citation advances a plan 10 continue Blue Hills avenue, past the historic buttonballs, along the route of the old Windsor road.