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La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Los amarillos "rojos" de Chi
Ia avanzan sobre tres ciuda-
des.
Las noticias que en- este pals
Sc reciben, unas veces desert
ben a los comunistas como par
tidas de ladrones y asesin0s y
otras los "senalan" como sos
tenedores de un vigoroso mo-
vimiento politico.
Ell hambre, la miseria, los
sufrimientos, han trocado en-
'rojos" a los amarillos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Roosevelt Field, New York,
Agosto 2.-Han salido de New
York por la via de Dublin, Ber-
lin, Moscou Y Seattle, John
Henry Mears y Henry j.
Brown, que despegaron de aqul
con su aeroplano a las $40 de
la manana. Su primera parada
sera en- Harbor Grace, New
foundland. Ellos buscan batir
la marca de la vuelta al mundo,
que estableciera Mears y que
fuera batida por ell Graf Zeppe-
lin-2l dias, 8 horas y rs mi
nutos. Esperan hacer ell viaje
en- menos de 20 dias, quizas Is,
con buen TEMPO. Prevalece un
tempo ideal.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

San Francisco, Agosto q
lstelIe Smith, exenfermera
entail y testigo que fuera de la
3cusaci6n en- contra de Bill
ings, sera interrogada por Ed
vim Mckenzie, abogado de
;illings, cuando ell juicio de
uevo commence ell lunes. Sera
.nterrogada la testigo sobre
su caracter y sus habitos per
sonales, particularmente con
referencia al uso de drogas y
sobre Contradictions que Sc
destacan en- ell testimonio que
ha ofrecido.
La Smith dijo aver que Bill
lings estaba en- su oficina a Ia
81 de la tarde en- que ocurri6
la explosion, a las 2:04, y su
oficina estaba a mas de una
milla del lugar del suceso.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

San Francisco, Agosto 2. -
FL gobernador Young y sus
onsejeros, considerable una
,olicitud de perd6n hecha a ia
or de Tom Mooney, Sc han
eunido hoy en- Sacramento
para interrogar al testigo per-
uro John Macdonald. Hace
)ocos dias ell hombre fue dido
; interrogado por la corte su-
Drema, con ell fin de resolver
ina peticion de indulto que hi
,iera Warren X. Billings, con
lenado en- union de Mooney.
Macdonald asegura que Sc
e prepare por las autoridades,
abiendo 6stas que Ell era un
estigo false, para cue decla-
ara en- contra de esos traba-
adores.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
LA ORDEN
QUE Sc DIERA EN- CON
IRA DE LA PULPA DE
MADEIRA TRAIDA DE RU-
STA

Washington, Agosto Eel
subsecretario de hacienda Low
man dicto aver una orden levan
tando ell embargo que habia es-
tabiecido contra la pulpa de ma
dera de Russia y pidiendo a los
ADMINISTRATORS de las aduanas
admitan 70 buques que llega-
ran cargados con csc producto.
La orden de embargo sc ha-
bfa .dado por suponerse que Ia
pulpa habia sido preparada POI
presidiarios, 10 que contravieEe
a una specification de la nue.,
va tarifa.
Probaron la Amtorg Tradinp
Corq. que negoci6 la venta, Il
international Paper Co la Wes'
Virginia Pulp y la Racquet Ri
yer Co. que Ell embargo no tenia
raz6n de ser por cuanto la cul
pa no fue preparada por presi
diarios.
Dirigi6 la campana para que
Sc levantara ell embargo Ken
Meth Gardeners, abogadO de una
compania que ha contratado Sd
buques para hacer el transpor-
tie de la pulpa. Seis buques ban
llegado va y once estan en- ca
mino.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Para ell almuerzo de mana
ma en- la finca LA Columna,"
auspiciado por los altos jefes
de la Sociedad de Socorros
Mutuos 'LaFlorida," sc esta-
cionaran omnibus frente a la
fabrica de tabacos "Cuesta y
Rey," los que llevaran gratis
hasta los mismos terrenos de la
finca a los concurrentes, STEM
pre- Y cuando lie presenter al
conductor ell ticket justificatl-
yo de ser comensal.
Mientras ell agape Sc este
celebrando un grupo de arts
tas cantaran preciosas cancio-
mes. Tambien en- dicho acto Sc
entregaran los diplomas.
La lista de adhesiones al al
muerzo, que sera servido por
ell restaurant principe de Ga,
les" Sc ha cerrado con 270 Gu
biertos.
81 por causa de la lluvia sc
suspendiera en- ell lugar mas a
rriba senalado, entonces Sc e
fectuara en- ell edificio de Ia
Logia "Caballero de la Luz
en- la avenida Ounce y callt
Dieciseis.
La directiva aprovecha Ii
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Habana, Agosto LA po-
licia sigue deteniendo a traba-
iadores a los cuales acusa de
ser comunistas y mantener re-
l~aciones con la Tercera Inter
nacional de Moscou.
Aver fueron arrestados ba-
10 la acusaci6n de distribuir
proclamas sediciosas los obre-
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Nosotros deseamos que la
fiesta Cabaret de esta noche, en-
ell Circulo, produzca, en- benefit
clio de la sociedad Guiana, cua-
tro 0 cinco mil d6lares.
Sc quiere establecer una bo-
tica 0 "botiquin" y ell dinero no
podra ser obtenido, segGn la in
terpretaci6n que Sc diera al
articulo 178, en- enero Z de 1929
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

cosa acabada, al frente de ella
Sc hallaran farmaceuticos ex-
pertos, y las medicinas y paten-
ties que en- ella Sc serviran a
nuestros socios seran de las
mas acreditadas marcas del
pals y del e%xtranjero al mismo
TEMPO organizaremos un servi-
clio de dia y de noche, eficiente,
con el cuaI estaran plenamente
protegidas nuestras vidas y la
de nuestros familiares, cosa a
que tienen legitimo derecho los
socios del Circulo Cubano.
A la fiesta, pues, que ademas
de pasar una noche a~gradabIe
por POGO dinero, les cabra la sa.
tisfacci6n de haber cooperate a
la realization de una gran obra.
Por Ell Comit6 de Festejos,
Francisco Ferndndez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

G.. A. Pfeffer, administrator
de los bienes de Scherer, dijo
que Holman no esta nj nunca
estuVo relacionadO con Scherer.
La poIicia no quiso decir que
relaci6n espera establecer entrs
Hoffman, sus dep6sitos en- los
bancos y ell asesinato de Buck
ley.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
s @ A [ E s

oportunidad que lie brinda es-
tie peri6dico para darle las gra
cias a todos los que de una
manera o de otra han contri :
buido a asegurar ell eXito de
la fiesta.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Para manana anuncia la
Compaaia C6mico-Lirica, que
actda en- ell teatro del "Circulo
Cubano," la grandiosa comedia
en- tres actos, original de Pc
dro Munoz SEGA, titulada Gel
Vaticinio" o IS. S. S."
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

via, presidente del comite de
trabajadores, y otros liders
han sido arrestados y Sc les a
cusa de haber tornado parte
en- una asamblea Illegal. Los
partidarios de la desobedien-
Ella civil organizaron aver una
manifestation para conmemo-
rar la muerte de B. G.. Tilak,
un lijer nacionalista que mu-
rio en- Agosto l. de 1920.
No Sc les quiso dejar entrar
en- ell area del fuerte y pasaron
la noche ALI, no obstante azo-
tarlos un temporal.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Antes de marcharse de Cuba,
seg1n leemos en- peri6dicos de
la Habana, ell "discretisimo"
embajador americana, Mr.. Gug
genheim, hizo declaraciones "a
nunciando ell cOntenido del men
safe que al congreso ACADIA de
dirigir ell presidente Machado.
iHabra ell senior embajador
"supervisado" la reduction del
documento?
Los tiranos Sc inclinan ante
los poderosos y son crueles e
implacables con los humildes. ,
Los Dictadores de la Ameri-
ca espanola deponen una parte
de su maldad y arrogancia Guam
do los diplomaticos de Estados
Unidos les "piden cuentas'.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

st. Luis, Agosto Dale
Jackson y Forest O'Briene CO.
menzaron hoy su decimo ter
Ger dia de vuelo con ell fin de
reconquistar la marca mundial
de permanencia EN- eli aire.
A las I'll de la manana He
vaban volando 288 horas.
Ell aeroplano tuvo que lu-
char con nal tempo anoche y
hoy por la manana.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Manila, Agosto manuel
Quez6n, p~residente del senado
de las Filipinas, sali6 hoy para
los Estados Unidos en- 10 que
calific6 de un supreme esfuer-
10 en- beneficio del pueblo fill
(Pasa a la 4a.)
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Habana, Agosto 2.-Ha lie
gado a New York la Srta. Mer-
cedes Loynaz Perdomo, que
representara a Cuba en- ell con
curse de belleza de Rio janet
70.
Hospedase en- ell hotel En-
pire.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Bombay, Agosto 2.-La po-
licia calcula que mas de so ma
cionalistas fueron heridos hoy
cuando trataron de ~penetrar
en- ell area prohibida del fuer-
tie. Estiman los nncionalistas
que los heridos pasan de 300.
Vallabhai Patel, p%residente in
terino del congreso nacional
de toda la India, Bandit NAL
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Habana, Agosto 2.-Defen-
dera hoy la corona de peso
complete de Cuba, contra ell ar
gentino Bianchi, ell negro pu-
gilista Goyito Rico, de Oriente.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

ros Sara Pascual Canosa, Mi
guel Busto Garcia, Isidoro S.
Rosenberg y Filomeno R. Abas
cal.
Los cuatro fueron excludes
de fianza. -Ocupo la policia
proclamas, sellos, panfletos,
c6digos, etc.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Todo tabaquero tiene ell in
discutible derecho a gastar ell
dinero que CANA en- los estable-
cimientos de su agrado.
Ell torcedor consciente no de
be prestarse a servir los inte-
reses de "mercachifles" con
autoridad para "sentar y re
bajar' en- las fabricas.
Merece respeto ell cafetero
que sin desagradar al amo, no
engana nj traiciona a sus mar
chantes.
No merece consideration ell
espia del patrono y explotador
del hombre que trabaja.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Todavia no ha terminate la
representation de la comedia
"Fraudes Electorales'.
Los que fueron "primeros ac-
torres" en- otras representation
mes, Sc empenan en- impedir,
con sus gritos y protestas, que
finalice la escena mas intere-
sante, la Ultima.
Ellos zen su tempo" enga-
naron al pdblico, Sc burlaron
del respectable, y ahora insis-
ten en- que Sc les devuelva su
"dinero'.
Cuando tenian arrendado el
"teatro" y "estafaban" los pc
SOS de los sufridos e~spectado-
res, entonces NADIA de podrido
habfa en- Dinamarca.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Ella tenia AZ amos y constan-
temente Sc quejaba de la dure-
"a de la vida.
Para hacerla pasar a mejor
existencia, ell marido, de So, lie
peg6 en- ell craneo con una ca
billa de hero, matandola.
Por haberla librado de sus
tribulaciones, cruelmente Sc a
cusa al viejo de asesinato.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

turnpike by truck driven by Pas
 qualle Torso of New Haven. 2U- 900 attend town meeting for school ! addition discussion; action postpon-
 ed. 25-First publication of Berlin
 directory compiled by Charles II. Dunham Of Winthrop, Mass. Plan
 for 10 room junior high school re Jectcd in balloting by 200 mapority. Coming of the Corn Borer March 2-Garage owned by w. D. Thomas burns, 6-George s. Grf- fifth of Peck street, kensingtoA, | dies. 7-Board Of relief cuts grand list $20,000, 11-Board Of finance lowers tax rate one half mill 12- l Residence or Frank Bamberger, kensington, razed by fire, loss $5,- 900. 19-Mr. and Mrs. George B. Carter observe 39th wedding anni-
 versary. 22-Farmers fight corn | borer quarantine. 24-State refuses
 to burn over local farms. 2S-AU l Berlin dogs quarantined in rabies
 scare. 29-Miss Mildred Rcnshaw | injured in fall in kensington fac tory.
 April 1-Major Frank L. Wilcox
 resigns as member Of the board of directors Of the State School for 1 Boys at Meridon. 4-Henry Wach- telhausen named to fill vacancy on school board. 6-Old Clayworth
 brickyard reopens under F. NJ. Hall
 Of New Britain, employing 45 men.
 15-Louis Confeggi dies of pneu- monia at New Britain General hos
 pital. l5-E. Vernon Read named
 as member Of Berlin school board.
 17-Mrs. Lena Otka Of Deep River,
 injured in crash at Upson's corner
 on March 22, dies at New Britain
 General hospital. lS-Miss Mary
 GrisW old signs one year contract as
 superintendent Of Berlin schools.
 2l-Federal authorities refuse 10
 split quarantined corn borcr dis
 trlct in kcnsiugton. 2f-Frost in-
 jures local peach crops. -6-Frank
 F. Hanford retirCS from Stanley Works after 8 wears service. 2S--
 John II. Weber celebrates 80th
 birthday anniversary. Four year old Donald Erwin dies of pneumonia.
 May Boy Scouts check forest
 fire near Meriden. 4-Permits to
 make fires in Berlin district in the woods revoked. Northern lights seen by Berlin residents. Mrs.
 Mary A. Spooner made deaf by lightning crash. 1S-NcW concrete
 sidewalks around Berlin war me
 morial finished. State quarantine
 placed on moving fresh earth, due
 to Japanese beetle scarc, 15--
 Mrs. Rose FoleWko injured when
 knocked down by automobile. IS
 Two cars overturn injuring four people in accident near Merlden
 line. 2l--Berlin spoilers gratify
 packers as Barbara Stromforc places
 second in New Britain Herald bee.
 24--Albert Reel, IT, of kensington, dies. 25-Berlin fails to get i'll 5000 population class despite gain Of 13 n
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
Changes in II. $. Personnel

May 1--Chamber of Commerce selects committees for year. - Ernest H. Hunt killed in New Ha- ven accident. Mrs. Ella L. Lewis, S2, passes away. Airs. Theohari
 (Continued on Page 16)
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

ming surprises in politics when the democrats almost edged out the re- publicans at the town and state cleo lions. The usual 4 to l ajority of the G. o. r. was cut down to less than 100 votes. The voting was ex- tremely heavy at the state election James Simpson was reelected first selectman for the fourth successive year.
 For the first time in years the democrats placed full ticket on the field in the town election. The only republican candidate endorsed dur ing the year was Judge Merritt o. Ryder. Many prominent democratic and republican state leaders spoke at rallies held here.
 Business Fairly Good
 The business depression was felt here as keenly as elsewhere but the local factories managed to work at fairly good hours throughout the year. Only d few people were laid off during the year, as attempts were made to give them d few days work. at least, especially at the Trumbull Mfg. Co. Only last week the town took a great step toward unemploy- men relief by appropriating $S,000 for unemployment relief work.
 The really big accomplishment of the year was the successful cam- paign for library funds of s50,000. Ia oIt tions, benefit dances, entertainments and other affairs were all largely at tended and tidy sums of money realized. Prominent men and women of the town, aided by the general public, devoted countless hours throughout the year to getting the li- brary construction under way.
 In summing up the year, it is evil dent that the town enjoyed d great period of progress considering the business conditions, and indications point to a still better year in 1881. With two representative in the gen. eral assembly instead of one, be- cause of the increase in population, Plainville has taken on d new lease of life and is anxious to keep nov ing forward.
 Chronology for 1930
 A chronology of the important events of the year follows:
 January 1-William J. Vance, prominent Odd Fellow, dies sudden ly. 2-Rev. r. 4. Mccarthy, Plain vile native boy, appointed pastor of St. Bridgcts church, Cheshire. S- Building Inspector AXel Johnson is given clean slate by board of se- lcctmen following charges by build CTS. 5-Damage of $400 by fire to Olson house on Bohemia street. 6-Miss Mary Royce appointed as- slstant town clerk. Miss Often Ryder elected president of Parent Teacher association. 8-Sum of
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

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New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
NOTOR|ST DENIES !. HE EVADED ARREST
 Claims He Didn't Hear Con- stables WhiSle-Fined S1O
 REVIEW OF YEAR 1880
Chronology Reveals Period Was one of Somewhat Reduced Activity Drivers in Collision Eined-Petan- owich Case Postponed.

We didn't hear q ~hIstlc,' sdlh .con Ellsworth, aged 19, Of New Britain when he appeared Ill town eourt last night after having been arrested on the night Of December RO bv Constable Orville Fentres on charge of speeding down New Britain road. There were two cou- Dles in Ellsworth's roadster at the lime Of the arrest. It was said, but ill denied hearing the whistle which
 he constable blew III an attempt 10 ,top the car.
 Unable to reach the side of the 'oadsler, which he said picked up
 II its speed as the chase began, Con- stable Ncnlrcs followed Ellsworth rom Upsous corner on the New Drltain road as far as Main street before getting the attention Of tha bpceder. When Ellsworth testified ne did not hear the conatable's sig nal an additional charge of cVadlns arrest was dropped
 How last do you drive car when there is no ice on the road? ?' asked Judge George G. GrisWold.
 About 50 or 5 miles an hour" answered Ellsworth.
 Then you wait until it snows to do your speeding, do you?' the judge shot back. The case ended with the imposition Of Il fine of $lJ by the judge.
 Two More Drivers Pay
 JosC ph Becker. 4G. and Frederick w. Whitman, 27. both of Hartforj, appeared in court last night as the result of d collision between their Automobiles on Warrington rdg. lhc day before Christmas. Becker was charged by Constable George kanupka with violation Of the rules Of the road, while the younger man answered a count Of driving with out his operators license 0 registra- tlon.
 Becker testified he was attempt 'ing to turn his truck around on the highway after having made q dcliv- sery in d private driveway on the fridge He did not See the car driven tby Whitman approaching, he said. Whitman testified that he could not avoid a collision when he spicd the truck driven by Becker.
 2 When Constable kanupka arrived on the scene of the smash he found Becker in an embarrassing position, Band upon further investigation. #1ound that Whitman had no drivers license or registration papers. In court last night Whitman tes- tificd that d few months ago he re- turned to hs parked car to find somebody in the process Of rifing the contents. Since that time, he said, he has been wary of leaving { papers in the car especially since E the back doors will not lock com- plcteIy Though Becker pleaded not sutty 10 his charge q fine of Sl5 was imposed against him by Judge Gris- woId. Whitman was fined $3 and warned to carry his papers with him \ in the future.
 ! Berlin Ends Quiet Year l The year 1880 as it affected Ber- lin was not particularly eventful in contrast with other times, though
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

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New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
Recent Births

A son, Donald LeRoy, was born to MT. and Mrs. Edmund P. Willi- quer at their home at 66 Beach street or December 27.
 A daughter, Joan Mary, was born on Decem Der c6 at the Bristol hos
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

The year 1880 witnessed two stun
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

Ray T. Anderson was haled into court this morning and charged with non-support. Bond was set at $500 and his case was continued until January :. He is in charge of Probation Officer Thomas A.. Tracy.
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to the sixth round, defeating Bernard Darwin
Maj A G.. Barry, Col. Moore Brabazon,
Reginald Straher and D. C. Murray losing in
the sixth to Jones' l down.
Johnston. 81. and veteran of the World
War. is the boyish type that catches the
crowds fancy. He is a master of the spoon
shot and that he possesses courage under the
most exasperating circumstances was atteSted
by that drive from the oceans edge in 1929.
He has title to retain and an urge to defeat
Jones.
Next, there's George Won Elm The big
Californian. now of Detroit already holds one
victory over Jones, defeating him in 1926 by
and l for the amateur diadem. Previously
he had lost twice to Bobby in the finals-1924
and 1925
In the 1929 British open, Won Elm tailed
3l8, rs strokes back of Walter Hagen the
winner. This year, Walker Cup player
George paired with Voigt losing TO Tonev and
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atlanta Wizard Faces Field Of Able Com
PeHtors, Any Of W/hom old Man Hoodoo
May Select to Be BobbyS Stumbling
Block as He Tees off in American Ama-
teur for His 18Th Major Championship.

won his eighth major diadem. the American
amateur Last year he won the American open
for the third time-his ninth crown.
His record thus far this year includes the
British amateur his tenth diadem; the
British open, his eleventh. and the American
open, his twelfth.
WILL there be a thirteenth to add to this
admirable list? Old Man Hoodoo may
turn thumbs down The bane of golfing addctS
may be assisted by some of Jones able COM
petitors. It might be well to consider few of
these last named.
First off. there's Harrison R. (Jimmy)
Johnston defending amateur champion. Johns
ton captured the 1929 American amateur by
defeating DR.. Oscar F. Willing, of Portland,
Ore, in the final and T. 1t was the first
title round of Jimmys career-and it ranks
among the most pulse-stirring in the amateurs
history. At the eighteenth hole, standing ankle
deep in the waters of the Pacific Ocean, which
fringes Pebble Beach. he drove spendidly for
a par recovery to end the morning round only
1 down. AT the first hole of the afternoon
round he squared the match halved the next
two holes, then went out in front for the re-
mainder of the match.
This year, as a Walker Cup player, Johnston
paired with the veteran Ouimet to defeat Will
liam Campbell and John Nelson Smith, and
l, and in singles humb.ed Cyril Tolley, and
4. In the British amateur he dubbed his way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21

I'LL the Is jinx, that numerical
hoodoo which prevents business
AN men from starting new projects
~ on the third day after the 10th
of the month causes auto racing
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Two hours after eating

symptoms disappear at once.
You will never use crude meth
DDS when once you learn the
efficiency of this. Go get a
small bottle to try.
Be sure to get the genuine
Phillips Milk of Magnesia pre-
scribed by physicians for so
years in correcting excess acids.
Csc and SOC a bottle-any drug
store ....-..
milk of Magnesia" has been
the U. S. Registered Trade
Mark of The Charles H. Phillips
Chemical Company and its pre-
decessor Charles H. Phillips
since 1875.
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who are fed up with the life as sales
girls in q department store. Francine
and Sonnie decide to take long chance
at happiness. Francine marries
wealthy customer after her first
meeting with him, and Connie
allows the proprietor's sor, David, to
set her up in a Park Avenue apart
n1ent with promise to marry her Just
as soon as it is feasible. Jerry alone
refuses to take these short cuts to hap
pineSs, although invited by Tony Jar
dine, another son Of the department
proprietor. Francine's husband turns
out to be q thief. Connie reads of
Davids forthcoming marriage to a
society girl and takes poison, and Jerry
wins the respect and love Of Tony.
SO there you are! One Of the features
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-16

What many people call indi-
gestion very often means ex-
cess acid in the stomach. The
stomach nerves have bee n
over-stimulated, and food
SourS. The corrective Is an
alkali, which neutralizeS acids
instantly. And the best alkali
known to medical science is
Phillips Milk of Magnesia. 1t
has remained the standard
with physicians in the so years
since it's invention.
One spoonful Of this harm
less, tasteless alkali in water
will neutralize instantly many
times as much acid, and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-16
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect it's adj
vertisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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Blind Open Convention.

MOSCOW, July 16 (R.-The All
Russian Society Of the Blind opened its
convention here yesterday. Roll call dis
closed the strangest assembly in the
history Of Soviet Russia and the fact
that there are 2350o0 blind in the
Soviet Onion and that 40 per cent OF
the blind delegates attending the con-
vention are Communists.