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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1926.
WORLD COURT TO
BE FOUGHT OVER
Opponents Will Meet Propon
ents at the Polls
WaMilngton, Feb. 10 Sena
tor who opposed each uther In thu
world court iluht llkf ly will comu to
;.-ripti again, this lime In the light
ut the ballot box.
OpponintH of Amc-rlciin ndlitslon
10 tho court, In continuing thfir op
position In a pica to tho public, will
si ok to prfvont ri.-1'li otion of those
ho advocated joining tho tribunal.
Hils upponrB as thu first develop
ment nf nn Informal conference of
the irrt'CyiK'tlubkrs Wist night, called
by Senator Horah. republican, Idaho,
ho was among leaders In ihfi fight
galnut the adherence resolution
adopted by the senate.
Senator lifted, democrat, Missouri,
one of tho court foes who would de
tent Its friends In tho elections, will
open tho campaign In a radio ad
dress before the Knights of Colum
bus In Chicago on Fob. 1. Th
r.ght against the court Itself will be
reopened by Senator Borah with a
radio speech at a Chicago radio sta
tion to the Cook county republicans
on George. Washington's birthday.
The. conference of senators yes
terday was described as offering op
portunity for a canvass of the situ
ation hikI to brlns out the views of
individual senators as to their
course, of action, It was attended
by all those who voted against ad
herence, with tly exception of Sen
ators Wutson, republican, Indiana,
;nd Pill, democrat. Washington.
In addition to Senators Borah nnd
Heed those attending were Senators
Hlease, democrat. South Carolina;
.Shlpstead, farmer-labor, Minnesota;
Williams, Missouri; I-a Toilette,
Wisconsin; Ttroolthart. Iowa; Owell,
Vi.brnska; 1'ernald. Maine; Moses,
NYw Hampshire; Nye, and Frazler,
N'orth Dakota: Schall, Minnesota;
Johnson, California; Harreld, Okla
homa; Ilnblnson, Indiana, all republicans.
war market centers would Indicate
that condition! throughout the
country conlluue generally favor
able, While January salt In
certain center aliow a decline an
compared with sales for the came
period last year, other section re
port a decided gain ever th busi
ness for 1!5. Price, for the most
part, are firm and wholesaler do
not foresee any possibility of decltn
of any outstanding Importance.
Thl general feeling of confidence
regarding the price lluaton I re
flected In retail circle, with the re
sult thut merchant re not post
poning the fulfillment of their re
quirements In expectation of any de
parture from prevailing levels."
Hardware Sales Continue
Active and Prices Firm
NVw York. Feb. in. In Its weekly
rcrdware market .summary. Hard
ware Ace will say tomorrow;
"Reports from the various hard-
I
3f
Uses simple home treatment
. gets quick relief
FATHER FAILS IN
HOHTFOR SON
President Declines to Interlere
in Thompson's Execution
Washington, Feb. 10 WP Advised
that he has lost a long right to save
his son from hanging as a murderer,
tho Kev, J. Mlltoa Thompson, Tres
hyterlau minister, has returned to
his home tit Far Itoekaway, N. Y
without tho executive clemency he
had hoped to obtain from President
Coolidge.
The son I Second Lieutenant
John V. Thompson, who pleaded
guilty to killing his sweetheart, Au
drey Burleigh, 18 year old Memphis
girl. In the Philippines last spring.
President Coolidge has approved
the death sentence Imposed by the
army court martial. It was to make
a final appeal In his son's behalf
that his father came to Washington
to urge the president to set aside the
court's verdict.
For a long time the elder Thomp
son waged a lone tight to prove that
his son's act was the result of here
ditary Insanity. He obtained from
a number of the officer's classmates
at West Point, where he was gradu
ated In to show that he was
unbalanced. Finally, Mr. Thompson
! enlisted the service of Senator
jWadsworth and Representative Kin
jdred. republicans, New York, and
Charles IX llles, republican national
, eommltteemnn from that state.
Through them also his plea was
transmitted to the White House,
asking for clemency on the ground
that the young officer was insane.
Lieutenant Thompson shot and
killed Miss Burleigh when she was
on a visit to her stop-father, an of
ficer In the army medical corps In
the Philippines. He had quarreled
with the girl because she had taken
part In an amateur theatrical, and
then fired five shots at her. He sur-
! rendered to the military authorities.
pleaded guilty at the trial and the
death sentence followed.
The cider Thompson, whose wife
and 17 year old daughter are in
Far Itoekaway, has not seen his son
since the shooting.
ACCUSE FLOOD OF
ATTACHN OIRL
Sensation Sprung at Meeting ol
Fire Commission
FLASHES OF LIFE: YOUNG BRIDES
ARE ADVISED TO SCRUB THE FLOOR
By Th AnsoUatad i'ttn.
I
Berllu The German ara getting
...I.U AnA lUnlln Mtllcnllnl l... !
.In. r.r.. .re now' heln labelled , bV Ponntor P.orah
a Spanish or American.
I Overnight briefs aummary in
! eludes;
Antl.orld court senators, called
confer in Wash.
I Ington on plans to carry fljht to
' the people.
"In Iv.Tnty minutes I was better. In.
a very short time peacefully asleep.
In the morning all pain was gone."
This 13 the experience of a woman
livinff in Oakland, California, who was
seized in the nipht with an acute pain
in her side, alarmingly like pleurisy.
"I applied Sloan's Liniment," she
iricl, "and new I shall never allow
cne bottle to be empty before buying
another."
What is the magic of this amazingly
effective rente'?
Sloan's sends an increased supply
of healing blood right to the spot
that hurts that's what conquers tho
prun. No need to rub. Sloan's does
the whole job. .Tuft pat it on. Quickly
and surely, it kills pain, reduces swell
ing and inflammation, drives out stiff
ness from lame muscles. Clean and
?vy to use. All druggists 35 cents.
DR. JOHN R. LEE WEDS
MISS WINIFRED MWMELDS
nolh Formerly Counecterl With
New r.rltaln ficnrral Hcwpltal
Will Locals: In New Hartford
Announcement was made today
of the nmrri.'iirii of Jr. John It. Lee.
formerly of New I'.ritain, and Mits
! Winifred Mareellus. ctlso a former
! resident. The ceremony was per
I formed Monday In New York city.
Dr. Lee and his bride are natives
j of Ontario, Canada. Dr. Lee waa
I a former interne at the New Britain
: General hospital and Is a graduate'
! of 'he Queen's medieaj college con
ducted in eonnection with th'.
Kingston General hospital at On
tario. Mrs. Leo Is . trained nurse
nnd a graduate of ,the training
sehool In cnrneetlon "i'h the saui't
I hospital. She was connected with
the New Hiitiilii General hor.plt.-ii
for some time. Dr. Lee concluded
his lnterneship at tho local hospital
last July. He, pla,ns to open an of
fice in Nc-v Hartford, where lie and
i Mrs. Lee will reside.
lulling with one or the most er
lous cues that has come to It at
tntlon In many ycurs. the alleged
attack of a fireman on ft 10-year-old
girl, the board of fire commission
er last night unanimously voted to
accept the resignation ef James
flood, 32 years of age, of No. 1 I'ire
Station on Commercial street, this
resignation having been forced, It ia
said, by the chairman of the board.
John E. It. Keevers.
The case, which has caused a sen
sation In tho Now Ilrltuln tire de
partment, became known some time
ago when the mother of the young
woman reported to Deputy Chief
Eugene F. Barnes that Flood had
attacked her daughter In hr homo
near the fire station. This report w-as
carried to Chief William J. Noble,
who, in turn, communicated the fact
to Chairman Keowr.
One day about two weeks ago.
Flood is reported to have carried
an armful of wood Into the house, us
an accommodation. He told the girl
that he would return later. He re
turned and is said to have attempt
ed to assault the young woman, wjio
was washing clothe in a set tub.
She scre.aintd and struggled, but
he placed a hand over her mouth,
nearly shutting off her breath, It is
claimed. He released her when a cat
jumped from a nearby table, cvi
dently startling him. Flood then left
the house.
Want to Withdraw Resignation.
Flood resigned after Chairman
ICeevers, upon hearing the girl's
story, told him that If he did not
resign he would be suspended and
dlven a hearing by the discipline
committee. A communication was
read at' last night's meeting of tho
board, this communication being in
Flood's handwriting, asking that he
be allowed to withdraw the resigna
tion. Commifsloner Walter Blair, after
hearing that the man had been
forced to resign by tho chairman,
asked why the case had not been
referred to the discipline committee
of the board for investigation. Chair
man Keevers explained that out of
consideration for the girl, her moth
er, Flood's family and in order to
protect the name of tho fire depart
ment, he had tried to rid the de
partment of the man without pub
licity "If I had the came, case to
morrow, I would do just as I did in
this one," ho stated.
Commissioner Blair then stated
that It was his understanding that
Flood claimed that he was not given
a square deal. The Chairman re
plied that. Flood had approached
him but that he had given the man
no consideration whatsoever, due to
tho seriousness of the offense, add
ing that it was lucky that he was
not arrested. Thereupon, the board
voted unanimously to accept
Flood's resignation.
Consider Specifications!.
A large part of the evening was
spent t,y the board in considering
the specifications for the new No. 7
Tire house which wdll bo erected In
Mauley Quarter. Architect William
H. McKay was present, at the meet
ing and, with him, the members of
the board wen, over the specifiea-
I lions, listening to explanations by j
the architect as to what ma'crims
should be used.
! William A. Lynch of 252 Clark
j street and F.lgmund E. Parker of
I 419 Main street, applicants for po
i sltions on the sMbatitute force, ap
I peared before the, board for exami
nation. After answering several;
questions they were Informed That i
they will be notified when to ap- J
pear before the physician for o
: physical examination. '
1 Irenmii Carroll Minrnilcil.
Fireman James Carroll of f.ngino
Co. No. 2 was suspended until April
1 after the board heard the report'
of the. discipline committee which
investigated the case on Monday
evening. Carroll was suspended on
January 21 by Chief Noble for be
ing under the influence, of liquor, in
which condition he is alleged to
have hurled Insulting remarks et
Chief of Police. William C. Hart.
Chief Noble informed the board of
the suspension and the discipline
committee got busy.
In addition to the suspension,
Carroll was lined his pay from Jan
uary 21 until April 1, a ma'ter of
'h a week for that period.
Milwaukee Movie offers re so
tempting to Krnle Severs that he i j
In doubt whether (0 piny big league
baseball. i
ANCIENT RAINFALL
RECORDSJUSEFUL
Prove Valuable in Connecticut
in Present Day
London Dally Express says Jul
Inn ambassador to Germany and
hi counsellor have left Berlin.
Chicago Mickey Walker Is a r g.
ular Valentino, take It from Jack
Kearns. Ho ccn register hate, pas
sion 'neverythlng. It' westward, ho!
for Mickey. He's bound for a clime
where another protege of Jack went
Into the movies and was beautified.
New York In order to keep one's
weight down and one's husband
happy, brides are advised by Su
preme Court Justice Tlerney to scrub
the floor.
Portland, Me. Llttlo Abe Hum
mel had cuit links set with pearls of
eight different colors, It is shown by
a copy of the New York lawyer's
will, received here by counsel for a
bakery wagon driver who is seeking
an inheritance as tho lawyer's son.
Chicago John C. Wahl may now i
use one of his pens in writing a
check for $ 4 ' c every month for Mrs. j
Wahl. flic bus won a divorce with ;
alimony. 1
Austin, Tex. Children in this
at ate, in Ma Ferguson's opinion,
should know how to spell such
words as sombrero and mosquito, so
a commission which Bhe heads has
added them with a few-others to an
approved school teNt book.
New York Flogging with a cat
jo' nine tails is suggested by Judge
Mclntyro if other means
prevention fall.
of crime
Miami, Okla. The hickory switch
Is being tried out In court. Instead
of reform school entences, 13 boy
milk thieves have received public
floggings w ith their parent's consent.
' Hartford, Fib. l.u (P) The scl'-tv
.title leanings and evperlments of a
I few citizens nbout tho state in the
early ISoO' and later, aro serving
the state today with rainfall records
'which otherwise would not be nvuil
'ablo. Long before municipalities and
. government bureaus had established
: weather stations, individuals here
land there wero measuring tho per
iodical falls of rain. These yearly
I figures have been guthercd by the
istu'o department of Iiealth and to
'day play nn Important part In
supplying accurate statistics on
which to base computation and pre
dictions of the amounts of water
which may be available for reser
voirs during the dry periods!.
Some of the coords made by In
dividuals reach s far back as 1805.
Seldom do they present an un
broken record through tho succeed-
' Ing years, but the ' eiarly record
keepers, however.were fairly faith-
iful to their self imposed task.
They, or their successor)), have
Inventor I lirtivjrl'f,(1 )hfl gro,VWori5 for statls
dles o'lf,! ,.,v,io f,f,, which ran he cain-
e.hicngo: IT. Ciroveri np;ir,y a,.rlJ1,llt, rorccaMin of
pr clpitatlon lor comparatively pe
riods. Th': eaillest records come from
New Haven and although broken
periods in which no figures were
kept,, nearly lee distinct yearly tu
ples of accurate computations of
rainfall are available. A disciple of
Aristotle in Canton, provided the
net longest record, i" yeans. Hart,
ford records reach far back into the
I preceding century and give figure;.
Spanish trans-Atlantic, seaplane j fo. f(S consecutive years besides
arrives at Montevideo, 200 milesjtnosc which hrldrro tho gHps when
from Buenos Aires, Ha destination. (jlc measuring lapsed.
rollee ot Throop. Pa., disperse
Sao strlMng miners ufter free for
all tight over trucks bootlegging
coal.
Italians arret St and seije arms
andnmmnnltlons in I.avorne, far
mer Aus'rlan territory, where re
bellion plot was suspected.
Tex'.s text book commission, un
d r ' chairmanship of Governor i
Ferguson, eliminates references to (
evolution from rural school text- j
book?: Atlanta board of education
prohibits teaching of evolution
there.
Nashville Judge dismisses 15 in.
dictnientr, including two against
newspaper publishers, for alleged
blue law violations.
Dr. Thomas Tiuek Httie,
jf aerial rmcie screen,
V,i
Travels 25 Years
Gas Makes Him Nervous
For ti years A. T!u,mpon trivold end
Bit thin time he wis nervou tad revtleea
lieeoupfl Mi, food formed jras sud fer
mtntfit. lo tried many ihlnat wlhut
eii'i'Mi hut th mlxtiir! ef hu'kthorn
trl, it!reiliif, etc. (ltnown qi Adterllia)
helped Jj lut nt on'T.
Many penil.i keep tin; OI'TMMS body
denn but lee ttielr INstld! hody nay full
of gits nnd pniAi.ng. v,ui the lu'lde a
UKAI. clMoni,;ng with the mixture ef
I'u.-kfhorn berk, glycerine, etc., a wild
endrr the nnine of Allerlkn. Thl atn on
HevpH upper orul luu-r liewel, fllmlnut
nii'tnbolle pelfon remow-K olil mutter
win, h you nev.r iheut-lit vfia tu yeur a
'";m. onl wltl-'li nu-J eir nireci.eh,
lien (MlsnesH. de, p!i.n,;,. hMHlschu etc,
Wll.eiever you i-Jtt loo lllll' ll heavy fend,
A.ilerlka lu:MeT. 'he umllirenud 'lr.
plim niel Itavn you feline nne. f'.N'K
'j'f.onful rellov.'n ens nuil Mkra nwuy
Hint full, t.ioatod fu"liiij. llvou If yn'
bowels mov vry day, Adlerlka brlnr
out mu h additional matter whl.-h mlrht
i auau trouble. Iton'i v au tlnia will pill
or tfihlots Put lot Adlrrlk lv ur
tomacli and oowela Qt P K 4tlof,
W hut loetra suV
fir. O. Kite.- reports Adlenlia la th
hrjt iiiediclnu ho hoa need In S! yeura.
t'r. vv. If, Bernliart tvrltea lit; tould not
e nleng In tila pracil. e without Adlerlka.
It. J. J. Wciuer, ii d""tr,r for f0 yeara,
aava ha krowa no medicine better than
Adlerlka.
Pr. L. UiukIoIh preaTiVn Adlerlka reg
ularly with i;ouD effect.
,1, Ft. Puckeft writ..": "Afier ualr Ad
lerltia I feel hottiir iliiisi for 10 ? eara.
AW I I 1, Impuiittea wro e'.lnilr.ated fiom
.ny .'u.ii,."
Adlerllin l a Mg aurrrlw to penplti who
huve ui-i-J eidtiiarv howfl aiul aiomach
n edtcinc hociiuB' of tin. ItEAl, and eiulclc
action. Sold ley lending ilrnrt"lt every-i.'hcrc.
Bernhard Ernest Employed
By New Britain Machine Co.
Highly Praises NOX-RI-TIS
pneumonia in
V. VA'endc, notea fikln Kpeciullst
killed by street cur In Unffnlo.
Is
President Coolidge npproves
death sentence for Second Lieu
tenant John P. Thompson, for mur
der of Memphis trlrl In Manila.
Pens to roaches
immediate vote on
repeal.
agreement, for'
Inheritance tax 1
fig- 1
Albany, N. Y. ttovernor AI Smith
has learned that It doesn't pay for a
public official (o attend two or three
dinners a night, and advises the
friend of Mayor Jimmy Walker ot
New Vork to be more careful of his
health. The mayor is now laid up
here with bronchitis.
Stamford Btato boxing commis
sioner Investigates death of "Tiger"
Smith following bout; Walter Brod
erick charged with manslaughter.
Greenwich Coroner exonerates
George A. Guiles in connection witk
death of Stanley Sobeskl, 14, run
over by auto truck.
Putnam Keoeher of First Na
tional Bank shows assets of insti
tution still uncollected totals $S0C
614. SS; issues financial report.
Bridgeport Stratford avenue
bridge traffic tied up when span fails
to close back into place.
Hartford Milon M. Stone, ac
countant, and Miss Alice V. Larson
of Sprlngtield, unablo to wed for
past two yeara because of various
divorce standards, get marriage, license.
ured in divorce oases with the (.jeild'cll 1 l'ailK AlKCll
Karl of Can-on. to detained aboard.! fav Visit This City
IVic Prirniiinlo hv mm irn nn oC,i. .
c.ials at New York.
Kleanor Garatti, California, re
tains women's national swimming
championship and throo world's
records aro broken-. In A. A. I',
swimming meet at St. Augus'lnc.
Fla.
The largest topographic map in
the world is in California, measur
ing COO feet by IS inches.
A large delegation from this city
will attend a mass meeting in St.
Peter's hail. It!" Main street, Hart
ford, Thursday evening at S o'clock
to bear Geiv ral Frank Aiken, chief
of stiiff, Irish republican army, who
will ha the principal speaker.
Tho speaker is only -7 years of
age, grown to manhood in the
north. The general will visit every
city of importance in the. United
States, Plans are under way to
i have him visit this city.
Another well-known and highly
respected citizen of New Britain,
Conn., relates lils experience with
NOX - PI - TIS.
the new discov
ery for rheuma
tism, lie Is Mr.
U-rnhard Kr
nest of fi.'i P.oeUy
11111 Ave., who
says: "Suffering
ul'li rheuma
tism in most
t:t-ry part of
my body and
getting worse all
the time, has
been my e-xperi-
enci- for the
paM l't y. ai-s.
"This winter 1 got to the point
whT. was very near without the
use of my bft arm. I could not grip
or lift anything with it and if 1
placed It on a table or chair, it
would go numb. It seemed that
everyone knew of just the remedy
to cure me ami I took their advice
and tried them all, but without re-
suits. Several days ag i I saw NOX
; KI-TIS being advertised so highly at
; Miller-Hanson Drug Co., nnd I el-
' id' l to give that a trial. To my
'gnat surprise It did the trick. I am
now working and feeling fine; all
j signs of rheumatism gone, and. I
, have the complete ufc of my limbs,
it think so much of the merits of
I this remedy, I am sending it lo
'some friends across the watu-. I am
heart and kouI for this great remedy
'and shall do all I can lo tell others
; how good it is."
j We will also quote a- .statement
tfrom Mr. IL L. Moody, wiiose pic
ture appears In th.s story, Mr.
I Moody says: "I have suffered for
!nlnc years with sciatica, neuritis and
J muscular rheumatism and could
i never find anything that would cure
'or ben-fit my ease, until 1 took th
;N0.V-K1-TIS treatment. Today. I
j feel as well as anyone and all tho
, credit for my complete recovery 1
I due to this grand medicine."
Call or v.-rite to Miller-Hanf-oa
Drug Co.. 30 Church St.. for free
i booklet, "Forms of Kheumatism.-'
Hartford Miss Mary Keenan ar- j
rested after allee;rd sale of narcotics
is discovered.
Hartford Mrs. Florence Peach !
Coleman submits birth certificate in 1
effort, to prove claim to SSn.OOO from I
i estate of Henry L. B- acl). '
Danbury Four more arrests, or
der for destruction of many slot
machines and closing of alleged race
track bookmakers' offices, develop
ments In campaign against gambling.
CTASS OITICEllS F.r.F.t lFI)
At a meeting of Class 7-"-d of the
Central Junior high school yester
day, the following officers were
elected: President, Edwin McEvoy;
vice-president. Ruth Latham; secre
tary. Kvelyn Keller; triai-tircr. non
ald Me Nam arc.
New Handy Faek
More for your money
and the best Peppermint
Chewing Sweet for any money
look for WRIGLEYS P.K.Handy Ikck
on your Dealer Counter Csj
One Thin Woman
Gained 10 Pounds
In 20 Days
A'l wsk men and women
All nervous men and wonvr.
All skinny nvn and women
Oin grow frongcr, healthier and
more '-(porous and take on solid
necde-fl flesh In 30 days just by
'akin? McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tah'.e's four times a day
as eaiy to take as candy.
r.vrybody known that nasty
tasting, evll-rmelllng Cod Lher Oil
Is a wonderful vilalizer. fth pro
ducer and health creator.
But who wants to swallow the;
horrible p'ufL. when these wonder
ful tahlets McCoy's Cod Liver
Oil Compound Tablet, are just as
good and so easy to take.
A b,,it of CO tablets for 60 cents
I and if any skinny man or woman
doesn't gain at bast f pounds In
30 days Your druggist ii au
thorii'd to give you your money
tack. Ask any druglj.t
Be 'ir and g-t McCoy's, ti e
"rlgir.it and gnln, and don't
j fore ' '!ujf '! ""thing on .-ir'h so
j good to malic backward. Hs'l.
I underweight rhildren grow strong
and robust.
Luden Contest
which dosed Dec 3!t, 1925.
Will Be Announced
in the March 7th issue of the American Weekly
whieh is the regular magazine aection of the following Sunday Newvpapera:
American New York City AmericanAtlanta. Ga.
Advertiser Boston, Mass. Examiner Los Angeles, Ca!.
Heratd Eiaminer Chicago, lit. Eicminer San Francisco, Crl.
Herald Washington, D. C. Post-Intelligencer Seattle, Wash.
Sentinel&Telegram Milwaukee, Wis. Times Detroit, Mich.
American Rochester, N. Y. American Syracuse, N. Y.
Light San Antonio, Teiaa American Baltimore, Md.
and the March 13th issue of Liberty
Checks are being mailed to winners.
0 Wm, rl. Luden, Inc., Heading, fa.
159
MENTHOL COUGH DROPS
to See How
Skedded Wleat is Made?
mSr:: V. in Wti
Mil
dtet lit .1
A
- I 'it' l IV &?5a 4W&0iiVWmZ.3mrl ! a
Winter Sports Excursion
Montreal
V
Round Trip 1
Fare J
$10:00
Going Friday Feb. 19
"The Montrealer" I'oute
Lv. Waterbury - . . 8c55 P..M
Bristol ..... 9c22 "
New Britain ... 9c44 "
Hartford .... 9.55 "
Due Montreal - - - - 7,20 A.M.
c By Connecting Train
Return Sunday Feb. 21
"The Washingtonian" Route
Lv. Montreal
Lv, Hartford .
Due New Britain
Due Bristol -
Due Waterbury .
7.45 P.M.
6c45 A.M.
7c07 " -7c28
"
7c57
35 Ho0r'
Thrilling
Winter
Sports
Via Hell Gate Bridge Route.
Set Eastern Canada in its finest garb. Prevince of Quebec,
Open Ski Jump Championship held here Feb. 20th. It is
an event worth seeing. Suitable clothing miy be rented
in Montreal. '
Limited number of tickets good only in coaches Now on sale.
The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co.
iySEA
l -T V:,. . .1 .. U.... 1 -e. f,rmn
i CI llfTT mcmtlM UVaULUUI OXIU lliuuuu mviv. j
U Wi !,0 J in America busily turning out the world s
ii - .
mont unique and practical food. And see one
of the greatest natural wonders of our country
the cataract of Niagara Falls. A trip that,'-'
is unusual, educational, recreational and ot
our expense ,,'
If vou are a school teacher wherever
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THE SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, NIAGARA FALLS. N. V.
(T THE TRIP will include a ride on the Gorge
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it tumbles nd splashes on giant rocks; a
visit to the Home ot Shredded Wheat, the
world's cleanest, finest food factor? a
palace of light and beauty visited every
year by over 100,000 persons from all parts
ot ue country.
"0 SOUTH on a luxurious, fast ship equipped
f with every convenience for vour comfort.
Two and a half days after leaving New York
you sail into Savannah. From Savannah, a short,
direct rail trip on the finest Florida train service
puts you in Jacksonville and on to St. Petersburg,
Miami, or any other southern winter resort.
iach ship of the Savannah Line fleet is a mod.
era steel liner. Spacious promenade decks. Cozy
lounge rooms. Comfortable,light,wcll-ventilated
staterooms ranging from the regular two-berth
type to De luxe rooms with twin beds and pri
vate bath. Meals that appeal, invitingly served.
Reduced rofcnd trip winter tourist fares.
Automobiles carried on all sailings.
FROM NEW YORK Tue., Thar, and Sat.
FROM BOSTON Tuei. and Sat.
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Oi ein Steamship Co. of Ssvinnah, New York, N. Y.
Pier 0, North Ritcr. or anyConsolidited Ticket Office.
(Boston, Mass., Pict -U, Hoosic Tunnel Docks.)
Savannah Line,
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Eat end Sev England with tkt South, South! md B'ett. i - T
with
Garber Brothers
everyday
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