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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-11
BUTTER PRICES FIRM.

CHICAGO, July IL P).-Butter. 2, 063
tubs; firm; creamery extras, "a; standards,
90 extra firsts, 3l1aa321s. Firsts, 29Is
a3O!; seconds, 27a28! Eggs, 1917
cases; steady; extra firsts, 81 I2a22; fresh
graded firsts, 81 fresh current receipts,
i9azO; ordinary current receipts, Tia
1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-11
SECURITY OFFERINGS.

NEW YORK, July IL R.-New Sc
curlties offered today include:
canadian Pacific Railway Co. $685.
100000 AZ per cent bonds priced at 98
and accrued interest to Weld So, per
cent, by National City Co. and syndicate.
province OF Nova Scotia $500, 600 S
A. E. Ames 81 Co. ~
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Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Barber & Ross, Inc, 6l2s. ..... SO 80
Chevy Chase Club 5l2s......... 100
d. G. Paper Mfg. 6s....... .-... 80 70
Wash Mkt Cold Storage 5s.... 95 ;:;..
Wash. Cons TITLE IS. -. ...... 81 lOO
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MONEY RATES STIFFEN
Time Funds Continue to Show s
Slight Recession.

Call money rates stifTened fractionally
during the week ended July S. as COM
pared with the previous week, but time
funds continued to show slight recess
sion. The following averages. prepared
by the Census Bureau, indicate the
trend at important centers for COM
parable periods;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-11
POULTRY PRICES FIRM.

CHICAGO. July IL (P.-Poultry,
alive. two cars; % trucks; Arm; Fowls,
%; Springs, %; broilers, 20a23; roost-
ers. Is; turkeys, l5a18; Spring ducks,
13al6; Spring geese, l6.
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1881 PM........-. 9OOSOO 21O Pm 200 900
are the annual cash
Unit trading less
sPayable fPlus
no REGULAR rate Payable in stock PAYABLE
Plus ~ in stock Plus stock. stock Plus
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me be-be gun and little steam en-
CINE. will be careful what l shoot
with the gun. / would like the steam
engine to pull my threshing machine.
If your pack is not too large, please
bring me some nuts and candy too.
Your little friend, Lyle Larson.
District 1O8-Lucan.
A
Dear Santa Claus: I am quite
sure you will come to my home on
Christmas Eve. l have tried to be
good girl. l would like you to bring
me a big doll and doll bed for her
to sleep in. I would like candy and
nuts too. I would like big Christ
mas tree and put all pretty things
on it. Your little friend, Lucille
Hogen.
District 1O8-Lucan.
=
Dear SAINT Claus: 1t is soon Christ
mas time. Are you coming down our
chimney again? I hope you do. l
would like to have you bring me a
little dump truck to play with. L
would like a policeman suit too, and
a drum and gun to play with when I
wear the suit. Wishing you Merry
Christmas. I am your little friend,
Raymond Macht.
District 108-Lucan.
a
Dear Santa Claus: I would like
to have you bring me a doll and
dishes for my Christmas presents. l
would like ball too. Will you bring
me a story book to read? l am in
the second grade. I need new
dress too. wish you Merry Christ
! mas. Your little friend, Josephine
Suess.
District 1O8-Lucan.
A
Dear Santa Claus: How are you ?
NV horse is fine. Have you received
many letters from the boys and girls
in town? Will you please bring me
a cowboy suit, skis, ice skates, bee
bee gun and some candy and nuts
Please remember me. With Love
Donald Carity, second grade.
Grade 2-District 81.
y
I Dear Santa Claus: I am five years
old and in the first grade. l am In
District Two and for Christmas
want a box of colors and color book
4 and a doll. Dear Santa be good tc
everybody and be sure to be good te
the poor children and give them 8
good dinner. Your little friend
Dorothy Tenney.
Redwood Falls.
A
Dear Santa Claus: I am in the
second grade and seven years old.
want ball and colors. Mama say
lots of poor children will not have :
toy for Christmas. Please try to give
every child some candy and one toy
| have two brothers and five sisters
Try to bring each one of them lit
tie and we'll have Merry Christmas
Your little friend, Marion Kenny.
Redwood Falls.
=
Dear Santa Claus: l was glad tt
see your reindeer on December first
and l was glad to see you SAINTS
Claus. l am good at home and a
school. am smart at school, m.
teacher says. How are you getting
along? Will you come to see me
4 Please bring my sister and brother
something too. love you very much
Your dear friend, Margaret Kolp.
District 96-Redwood Falls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17


Dear Santa Claus: 1t made me
happy to see you December first.
Will you please come to my place this
year? Won't you please come to
see my brothers and sister? l am
smart at school. You must have
lot of things to bring. Please come
to see my school mates too. We
have pictures of your reindeer in our
school room. We all love you very
much. We have tried to be good. l
hope it SHOWS so you can come In
your sleigh. l hope you have Mer-
ry Christmas, too, dear Santa. Your
friend, Francis Jones.
District 96-Redwood Falls.
=
Dear Santa Claus: Do you know
1 love you dear Santa? saw you in
town December 1880. I am in the
third grade. I like to go to school.
I suppose your reindeer are getting
ready for your long trip. I hope
there is snow on the ground so you
can come in the sleigh. We have
pictures of you in our schoolroom.
Please come to see me this year, and
do not forget my brother and sister
and do not forget the other children
because they love you too. Your
friend, lester Raddatz.
District 96-Redwood Falls.
a
Dear Santa Claus: I am nine
years old and am in the third grade.
I want doll or an accordian. I
have one brother and two sisters.
! Eunice is seven years old and Gladys
is four years old and Milton is one
year old. I wish I could have been
there when you were in Redwood to
see you. From Florence Larson.
District 34-Redwood Falls.
i
Dear Santa Claus: I am going to
tell you what I want for Christmas.
| Would you please give me sleigh, q
ball, and bat, and lots of candy and
nuts, also a Christmas tree. would
like to have lots more things but I
am not asking for them for there are
other boys and girls who want some
thing too and you might not have
enough. 1 hope to see you on Christ
mas eve. and l am thanking you very
much. Goodbye. Louis Stain.
District 13-Redwood Falls.
a
Dear Santa Claus: I want some
dishes. And little toy piano. I
will hang up my stocking so you can
put the candy and peanuts. l live II
miles southwest of Redwood Falls. L
am seven years old and in the first
grade. / will leave the door open.
So be sure and come. Good bye San
ia Claus. Lorraine Kodet.
Redwood Falls.
A.
Dear Santa Claus: I want bunny
doll, ironing board, a doll buggy,
and ball. l am seven years old and
1 am in the second grade. 1 will put
piece of cake and a cooky by my
stocking for you. My stocking will
be by the Christmas tree. Mama will
leave the front door open SO you
won't have to come down the CHM
ney. Good bye Santa Claus. am,
Welma Schoffran.
Wabasso.
=
Dear Santa Claus: I want little
doll or a drum. have two sisters
and one brother. l am seven years
old. My one sister is nine years old.
The other one is four years old. My
brother is one year old. have a lit
tie table and l like to set on dishes
for it. go to school. From Eunice
Larsen.
District 34-Redwood Falls, = :,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: I am seven
years old and in the second grade. I
really am a good chap because I car
~ wood for my mother. I would
like to have threshing machine and
q tractor. Love, James Haskin.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: wish that
you would give the poor children
some toys. If, we did not have q
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: My teacher
said / was a good boy so / really
must be. l want a wagon and
blocks. 1 will take good care of the
wagon. l am eight years old and in
the second grade. Love, Dale Mann.
Grade 2-North Redwood.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: 1 liked your
reindeer. They were pretty. l hope
you will come to our church Christ
mas eve. 1 have been thinking about
the poor people. Win you bring them
some presents for Christmas Then,
they will be happy just like us. For
Christmas would you please bring me
a cupboard, a dresser and story
book. Are you going to bring toys to
the country children? Christmas will
soon be here. Then, will have lots
of fun. Merry Christmas, Santa
Claus. Your loving friend, jeanette
de Graf.
Grade 3A-Redwood Falls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: hope you will
come to my house Christmas eve. l
will listen for the bells on your rein
deer Christmas evening. / know
your reindeer's names. l shall tell
them. Their names are Blixen, Cupid,
Dasher, Dancer, and Donder. Now l
shall tell you what want. 1 want a
Jungle game, a tunnel and flag for
my electric train, movie picture ma
chine, and bow and arrow. For my
mother bring a box of handkerchiefs
and daddy a golf set. Merry Christ
mas, Santa. Your friend, Bobbie
Schultz. Grade 3A-Redwood Falls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: I want some
dishes. And little toy piano. I
will hang up my stocking SO you can
put the candy and peanuts. live II
miles southwest of Redwood Falls. L
am seven years old and in the first
grade. will leave the door open.
So be sure and come. Good bye San
ia Claus. Lorraine Kodet.
Redwood Falls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: l am in the
third grade. l have been good girl.
l want baby doll and doll buggy.
My teacher is nice to me. l am to
be a talking doll in our Christmas
program. l hope you get my letter.
Your friend, Myrtle Gaffney.
Grade 3-North Redwood.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: / am going to
wait up for you and play my violin.
What time are you coming? 1
would like to have a real bicycle so
/ can do errands for my mother.
am seven years old and a second
grader. Sincerely, Douglas Simon
Diet.
Grade 2-North Redwood.
q
Dear Santa Claus: / would like to
have you put a nice big doll in my
stocking this year and big ball to
play with too. My little brother,
Adolph, can play with it too. Will
you bring me q new pair of shoes
too? / wear size nine. Your little
friend, Matilda Bernardy.
District 1O8-Luean.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: How are you?
I am well. l have one sister, and
two brothers and we all went to see
you in Redwood Falls. / would like
a dauble pencil box and pair of rub
bers also with snap candy and nuts.
Remember my little brothers and
sisters also. Goodbye. With love,
Russell Tetrick, second grade.
Grsdo 2-Distxict 81.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: 1 couldn't get
to Redwood Falls to see you when
you were there, but / hope you come
to our place anyway. / would like to
have you bring me baby doll dress
ed in blue and a baby carriage for
her. l would like some dishes and a
top too. Won't you bring all the
things l asked for? My house will
be nice and warm when you come
down our chimney. A Merry Christ
mas! Your little friend. Thora Pask-
ewitz. District 108-Lucan.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: I couldn't come
to Redwood Falls to see you when you
were there, but l hope you come to
my home on Christmas night. My
stocking will be waiting for you. l
wish you would bring me a ball and
racer game. You may fill the rest
of my stocking with nuts and candy.
A Merry Christmas to you. Your
little friend, Josephine Nancy.
District 108-Lucan.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me be-be gun and little steam en-
CINE. will be careful what I shoot
with the gun. / would like the steam
engine to pull my threshing machine.
If your pack is not too large, please
bring me some nuts and candy too.
Your little friend, Lyle Larson.
District 1O8-Lucan.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: / suppose you
are very busy making toys now. We
are all waiting for you to come. I
would like to have trunk full of doll
clothes for me. l have a big doll.
1 have no place to do my home work
for school. Will you bring me a lit
tie desk to work on? / am sorry
couldn't go to Redwood Falls to give
you my letter. I wish you a Merry
Christmas. Your little friend, Althea
Christensen. District 108-Lucan.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: Send me an
electric train, and flint for machine
gun because l got the gun last year.
Iwant caterpillar tractor with out
man that is easy to wind up. l
want it to pull anything up or down.
Merry Christmas. Good bye. Your
friend, Billy Tiffany.
Grade 3A-Redwood Falls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-12-17

Dear Santa Claus: How are you?
My horse is fine. Have you received
many letters from the boys and girls
in town? Will you please bring me
a cowboy suit, skis, ice skates, bee
bee gun and some candy and nuts.
Please remember me. With Love,
Donald Carity, second grade.
Grade 2-District 81.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
City Items

Henry Funiri of 49 Kensington avenue reported 10 the police today th" theft of the spare tire off his car.
 Tabs banquet Thurs. Reserva- tons closes Tues. Tickets. Leghorn X Thomas -adyt
 The Ladies' Auxiliary, A. c. IL. will hold a regular meeting at s o'clock tonight in Y. NJ. T. A. G, B. hall A social will follow the meet ing.
 The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary. No. l. will hold q regular meeting tomorrow evening in Jr. Q. |. X. NJ. hall at 7:30 o'clock There Will be q rehearsal for the officers and sn en- tertainment and refreshments after tho meeting.
 Among the cases scheduled for hearing in the supreme court Of er- TOTS is that Of Anna Nj Schoen ct al against the New Britain Trust Company. trustee. The term will open March f.
 Rev Stanislaus Nalewajell of the Holy Cross church, and Rev. Jo- scph T. David ot the Sacred Heart church attended the funeral this morning of Rev. Charles 4. Leddy, pastor of St. Peters church in Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
DIVER RESCUED N
 ICY OTTAWA RIVER
Held U1der Surface by Swift
 Current for Five Hours

FitzrOy Harbor, Ont. Feb. - tPr -Hector-- Roy, a diver, was rocov- erins today from the effects oI five hours Imprisonment beneath the icy Watel25 of the Ottawa river.
 He was drawn into deep hole in the river bottom yesterday and held thelc by d strong current when he went down 10 work on Coffcr- dam being constructed in cOnnec- ton Witll q hydro-poWer devclop- ment at Chats Falls.
 When the efforts Of six men pull ing on a. strong line about his body failed to dislodge him, three fellow divers went down and built q tri- angular 'cribblng about him, which they rccmforccd with mattresses. The criobing defectcd the current sufficiently to relieve the pressure so the imprisoned diver could be drawn up. He suffered chiefly From the extreme coldness of the water.
 A month ago, Peter Trans, a ban ish divc1', lost his life when he was caught beneath the waters ot II- Nere A7IX Outardes on the north shore of the St. Lawrence river. while engaged in similar work. His body was recovered after he had been under water moro than = hours.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

(Continucd From Page Scvcn) number it least @,Noo, it is cstimat- ed. The reason for tho sellout is believed to be Mcriden Highs dc feat of Bristol earlier in the season in the Silver City. The Barnikow charges led through the entire tilt and staved off Bell City rally to win by 2i to 70 count.
 Marriage Return Filed
 The return of the marriage li- censc Of Julius P. Borden of this cit.' and Mamie Mae Nadeau of Hartford. who were married in the latter city on January @5 by Will liam l.. Farrell, justice of the peace was filed at the office of the city clerk yesterday afternoon.
 License Issued
 \ marriage license was issued by 1 City Clerk Thomas E. Steele to l Daniel J. Sutton, q professional golf CT of the Avon Country club, of 5S Nelson avenue, Waterbury, and | Margaret Casey, hair dresser of | 52S North Main street, this city, this morning.
 Meeting of Fire Board
 It is believed that the plans for the new Terryville avenue fire house will be adopted by the board Of fire commissioners at it's next meeting. which is scheduled for Friday night at the council chamber at 7:5u o'clock. The architectural plans as i submitted by Harold A. Hayden at the last meeting, seemed to have the check of approval of the CommiS- Hsoners. The appropriation Of s. | GOO is already listed on the city's | budget for this year, It is thought that building operations will com mencc within the next month if the ! final plans are approved Friday. The old Uncas station on North Main 1 street was sold several months ago to the Polish American club for the sum Of $l0.o0Q. The tiremcn in this 1 house will be permitted 10 remain there until the new station is ready 1 for occupation.
 IL is believed that space will be allotted in the new building 10 the library board to be used as an ex- change room for the branch li- brary, formerly located in d small
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

offices in New York. Stamford, Springfield and New Britain.
 Other appointments include that of 0. S. Bennett to the chairman ship Of the board of directors and Jessie s. Blumenthal 10 the board of directors.
 An increase in business was re- ported am plans made for the ad- dition Of q Hartford office 10 serve clients there. The Hartford office will open March 1.
 The officers of inc company are: Louis W. Vogel, president; Laurence t. EdWanlsOn. vice president: Q. $. Bennett, treasurer; N. s. Nogcl sec letary. Directors are 0. $. Bennett, chairman of the board, Louis W. No- gel. LaulNnce C. EdWardson. Jessie :. Blumelrthal, NJ. s. Nogcl and Ed ward A. Nag.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
NOTICE

The Board of Adjustment will hear the following petitions for change of zone on Wednesday. March 5th, in City Hall, at 7:3e D. m.:
 Petition Of Frank koSakowski. ct al., for change of zone from Resi- dence "C' to Business "A" on the following described property: On Booth Street, from Martha Street to Capitol Street; on Capitol Street from Booth Street 10 Burritt Street; on Burritt Street from Capi- tol Street to Mattra Street. and on Martha Street from Rurritt Street to Booth Street.
 Petition of Hugh r. Roper. ct al. for change Of zon2 at the corners Of Oak and West Streets to be changed from Residence 'C" 10 Business "A"
 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT.
 Thomas Linder. Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
MINE VICTIMS RESCUED

Wath-Upon-Dcarnc. Yorkshire. England, Feb. 25 P)-All those trapped in the shafts of the Wath main coIliery after an explosion and fire yesterday have been brought 10 the surface. Groups of friends and relatives waited all night in the snow at the mouth Of the mine as the groups came from below.
 Three miners were killed and seven injured in the explosion.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

building next to the Endee manor
 Card Party
 \ card party will be given at St. Joseph's church tomorrow night al s o'clock for the benefit Of the church. The public is cordially in vitod 10 attend.
 Chest Total SGS,72.
 The sum Of sG,0SN was added yes terday 10 the amount previously col lcCted in the annual Community Chest drive. and the total taken in 10 date is now $6S,792.
 City League Results
 The DiXies maintained their pace in the City basketball league last night, defeating the Bristol Maple Ends by 36-al. The New Departures edged out the Hortons by 27-24 and the Macca bees scored g5-1S win over the Eagles.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
DOMINICAN LEADER FACES REvOLUTIO
Promise Of Election iD May
 Outlets Uprising

Sanfo Doringo, Dominican Ee- puhic. Feb. g5 lP)-A revolutionary movement in the north ol inc re- pubic today offered serious danger to the administration of President Horacio Nasquez,
 Doctor Jose D. Alfonsoca, vice president, resigned his office in the face of the opposition, Senora De Nasqucz, wife of the president, took refuge in the American legation The president himself fed for a time to the fortress commanding this capital
 Calm Restored By Promise
 The newspaper La Opinion Saif that calm was restored late Monday afternoon with the promise of free elections May 15. The entire trou- ble is believed 10 have arisen from President NasQuez's expressed inton- tion Of seeking reelection at that time.
 President Nasqucz was elected fot Ia four-year term in 1924 but in 1922 had the constitution revised 10 per limit his holding office for an addi- tipnal two years,
 Leon Dejeans, Haitian minister at Santo Domingo, reported 10 his gov ornmcul that the section of North Central Santo Domingo vas "a0amo' with the counter- government move ment, with the disturbance greatest in Santiago. Conception De La Negl Moca, and Monte Cristi.
 Captain Nerdicr, commanding thl Haitian border post of Ouanaminthe said inc Dominican Guardja dis armed the municipal police and par Us;ns Of the government at Daia- hon, a village just across the Mas sacre river from his post.
 Firing in santiago
 Americans arriving ta' Quana- ninth said there was fir inG sunday night in Santc Dommgo city and in san tago with four wounded at Santj ago. There wcro uncontrmed re ports in Port An Prince that tn, msurrcctionists had captured tn, prison and fort at Santiago. Al reports there, it was said, indicated that the national guardia has aban-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
BOY MISSING IN MAINE

West Buxton, Me. Feb. 25 (UP) State police and citizens were searching today for Ray Smith. ' year-old son of Clyde Smith Of this town. who disappeared while coast ing with playmates here late yes tcrday,
 Mildred Treadwell, 2, told author automobile passed her on the road. Rays sled was found in front of q Schoolhouse.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Today's Offer
 To All Who Have Indigestion,
Ask the Fair Drug Dept. About
 Generous Money Back

There's a sure way 10 put an end 70 stubborn indigestion, gas, short ness of breath and all the ailments that are caused by a bad stomach.
 You are simply patching up your stomach when you take things tha: only give relief for few hours.
 Why not build up your run down ston1ach-makc it strong and viz orous so that you can eat anything YOU want any time you want to with . out the least sign of distress
 Drre's Mentha Pepsin is what ev- stomach sufferer needs-a pleas ant tonic elixir for all stomach ills.
 Thousands of bottles of Dare's Memha Pepsin are sold every day beca,use it is the one outstanding, supremely effective stomach remedy that is guaranteed by Fair Drug Deu. and druggists everywhere to end indigestion or money back.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
ARREST FOLLOWS FIGHT

William Jennings. IS, Of Kenslng- ton, and Mario Ccrio, 1&, also of KensinEton. engaged in q fight last evening and complaint was made to Prosecuting AttOney (. r. Lewis of Berlin, who issued a sarrant charg- ing Jennings with breach of the peace and assault.
 Const'a ble Frank Brown arrested Jennings this noon and locked him up at the New Britain police station. According 10 the complaint. Ceria had four front teeth knocked out by Jennnj;s.>