New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1922, Page 11

THE HERALD “WANT ' ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For and TReady Reforence, LINE RATES FOR CONBECUTIVE INSERTIONS \ Charge Prepald day 1 line a0 o days 3 Ine 20 days line days line line 1ino line Rates — | I [ u\ (18 Upon™ Application, Savemum 1 1 1 1 1 1 rder - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, A_UTO\IOHII L. Anlunmhllm Wanted BUICK TOUR IM- CAR, ed, Engine Is perfect, tires, two spares, Price Is 850 immoediately, The K & F. Motor Corp,, 155 8t. Phone 731, 1018, Just paint- new oversize cord It sold Sules ilm Dount 6 words to a line, 14 lines to rn ineh, Minimum Rpace, 3 Lines, Mintmum Book Charge, 28 Conta. No Ad, Acceptod After 1 P, M, Classified Page on Same Day. Ads Accopted Over the Telephone For Convenlence of Customers, Cail U26 And Askx For a “Want Ad" Operator, =4 BUICK, 1919, b-passonger touring car, Tires all good, many extras; top and upholst very good and mochanlcaily perfoet, Bence, 18 Main 8t Phone BUICK, 1019 bpussen set af practically new mechanieally perfe Maln 8t, Phone cars wro sold.” Equipped with a tires and Ix . Bence, 18 50, “Whure good used Are You Well Protected Against Fire, Accident and Death? Suggestions To Aid You Arve Read Classi There. BF “Darber y lllmlnw \_’I_CE Masseuse 18 ification No. JANUARY 26, 1922 24, \’I(‘I" l'ml ssional S r\l« 81 LIVE STOCK zs, Poultry \uppllos COUPE or Herald, Bodan, Rox 19X Must be Largain, Apply Anluw—l‘u‘l Nr\h CITY TAXI BERVICE CArA At rensonable raten for cvery #lon; weddings, funerals or hurry Every car equipped with n hente ers are careful and courteous, sorvice, Call us anytime. B, and H. Btecle, 127 Church 8t ~When Large and small ocea calls, Driv- hour Wankiowlcs Phane vou want good TAXI SE ANNOUNCEMENTS CADILLAC SEDAN, 1917, T-passenger, This car in in very fine condition, Just rehuiit In our shop., The Lash Motor (o, Inc, Cor. Lincoln & W, Maln Sts. Phone 352, == Florists FLOWERS, wreaths, cut pleces slgns. Floral plecos for all weddings, hirthdays, funerals, to order. “ay It With Flowers, Flower Shon, §9_West Maln_St. Lost And Found and de- oceasjons; ., Mmade Welch's Phone, 5 COLLIE DOG—Owner can have same by paying for this ad. Apply. at Rapp's store, 208 South Main St. Maln 0} GOLD BAR Chureh Sts, 65, " clty, PIN—Lost on West Reward to finder. or Box CAR--1920, Selling condition, Tho 156 Elm for 8. Bt. EBBEX TOURING owner, s in excellent & 1. Motor Sales Corp, Phone 731, arages To Let iE space for ant Str of 41 lephone rent, In the 1 §5 per month, GARAGE—Btorage Ively or individu, colle 8t, Te for & or 6 curs, ly, at 153 Arch mechanical $150 cash, truck, good tires, Price, 22 Onk Bt. FORD touring car, 1921, with demountable rimg, shock absorber, §,000 niles. Box 19X, HUDSON, 1921, speedster, In A-1 condition throughout, Looks new and acts that way. Driven only 5,000 miles and can be hought clhieap. The 8. & I". Motor Sales Corp., 166 Elm Bt. Phone 731, FORD—One-ton conditlon, good Apply B. Cutler, sclf-starter, Run TIRE—34x41%, lost on Park, nut or Main Sts. Return Auto Sales Company, Arch Bigelow, Chest- to Honeyman St. Store Announcements 7 BERSON, B.—BIG §50,000 removal sale. Our prices have been cut from 25 to 50 per cent taking In .our entire stock of furniture, house furnishings and heddings. You are cordlally Invited to examine our sto We make immediate deliverics. 549 Maln 8t. Opposito St. Mary's church. Phone 1165 THE I T. O, of New Britain Is starting in busincas and would like to accommodate you. Good, prompt service, Pass. and bag. gage service. Phone 420, Proprietor: James Doyle and Ernest W. Frederick. AUTOMOBILES Auto and Truck Agencies 8 motor Honey- 2109, 9 MAXWELL, Chalmers and Franklin cars. Bales and mervice station. man_Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch. Tel. Autos And Trucks For Sale HU will he ready for sale OBILE 1921—4-passenger coup about February 1st, See us at once or the other fellow will get it. Uity Service Statlon, Stunley Street, corner Hartford Ave, Hupniobile cars. HUPMORILE, ing car. Almost Act at once if you you have heen looking for. Station, Stanley Street, corner Avenue. Hupmobile cara, 1921—Five-passenger tours new and js u bargain, want just tho car City Bervice Hartford Ex- Phone touring car, $350. Private owner. m. MAXWELL, 1919, cellent condition. 814! after 6 p. MAXWELL, 1920 5-passenger touring car. All new tires, looks fine and in first- class condition In every respect. . A, Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2750, “Where good used cars are sold. OAKLAND SEDAN—Just as good | “lot of extrns. Palge 5 pass. first shape. New paint. No reasonable offer ve- fused, Parsons Garage, 680 West Main St. as now, OVERLAND DELIVERY of 1,000 Ibs. pacity. Tires all good. Just overhjuled. A. Bence, 18 Main Street. Tel. 2750, Where good used cars are sold.” BUICK, bargain Main 8t. cars are 1917 5-passenger touring car. A at quick sale. C. A. Bence, 18 Phone 2750, ‘‘Where good used sold.” RBUICK, 1918, T-pRssenger touring car. Is in first-clags condition in every way and will give good service, Hee this car today. C. A. Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 2750, “Where good used cars are sold.” 5 Automobiles For Exchange 10 CHEVROLET touring car for motor hoat. Must be 32 feet in length. Car can be seen at Rudolph's Garage, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2, Auto Parts and Accessories 11 \on ice Station Repairing AUTO OWN For o short time only, 5 pars, touring car glass in rear. 7 pass. touring top $32.60. Plate glass In rear, Roadster Call in and see the mat Ing at above prices. Al materials and workmanship guaranteed. All kinds of auto hodies repaired and upholstered. All kinds of hody work, J. W, WALSIL AUTO TOP & UP- SEYMOUR 8 LOOK! 1 — top $30 with plate toaps $15 and u rlal we are glv- HOLSTERING CO. BLM NEAR 2049, 207 ST, PIlONE AUTOMOBILE RADIATOR repalring and rehuilding. Frozen or broken radintors made Iike new. New England Radlator Works, 17 E. Main. Phone 860. olled and greased. Bta, Clark's Main, b59-4. CARS washed, polished, Authorized 8imoniz Service Auto Laundry, Rear 103 W. Did ever r Arst-class halrcut and shave at ashington 8t? If not, try once, Same Baturdays and holidays MARC WAVING, halrdressing, maniour ing, hennaod, hairbobbing, shampooing, facial massago, Parisienne pack, halr dyn ing, Violet Ray treatment. Lucille Beauty Shop, 289 Maln 8t Top floor. Tl 638, alave, 150 you Iiulldlng and Contract ROOFING—8ave moncy on your Job. All kinds of enrpentor Wign painting. M. C. Holsler, Bur 19 hingling ropalr work 613 Stanley Business Service Rendered 20 APPLIANCES of all kinds sold, Electrical fixturcs sold and Installed. Wiring esti- mates glven and wiring installed, Repulr- ng done on your old fixtures and gp- plian Anderson Electric o, 250 and Main 8t up one flght. Phone 619, 8 for private and humluwa hou Your order solicited varly to avoid spring rush, ‘Bddy Awning & Decorating Co. Phone 10134, have MAY T share with you the training | recolved in Sclentific Corsetry, See ruary Woman's Home Companion, 45, For an appointment Phone Mack D, Hall, R, N, 72 Grand Reglstered Bpencer_Corsetiere. Btreet, Ih-mlrmk nml Plano Tuning 32 PEW vory fine slngle Ithode Island Red Cockerels, Rich and dark red. | Come first and have fisst eholee, $4 and | 85 each, 68 Francis 8t Phone 2446-2, comh Red hreeding auick 263 Maple Tw « Bibloy W n strain, Ca Zahnleiter, 8t MATTRESSES, box spiings, lows, etc., made over equal returned same day. Upholstering, waro City Hodding Co., 60 Tremont Phone Cushions, pll- to new and Hard- 8t Wanted, To Render Service “FIrst-cluss wo Washington, 33 reason- 106 Whit- PAPER HANGER able prices. ¥ T, ng 8 nyiile. nnm-mg “Teachers 35 at_ Graham's Open by ap- DANCL Learn dancing dancing school, 200 Main 8t. t. Phone 1768, 36 CABINET MAKING—Furnitu any kind of material and All Kinds of models and Dy & I'rigo, Rear 153 eplione 2633, made style sample Arch st in dosired. boards. Tel- We clean efer; Britain Window Main Tel. $88. GENERAL CLBANINC thing under the sun Cleaning Co., 8§ W in Call FHOTOGRAPHER—WIll go city for all s of photo; J. L. Hall, Dickinson Drug, place WE CAN REPAIR and refinish that lamp or stand you have stored into a serviceablo electric lump moderate cost, Work called for livered. Phoenix Speclalty Corap Dox 1330, Dres old away at a and_de- Ny, P € making and \Hllim‘r) MATCHED BOX PLEATS In striped goods. Hemstitching, pleating and buttons at Ginsburg's Dress Pleating Shop, 19 Wal- nut 8t. Phon 83-12 CYLINDER GRINDING— and general overhauling. Work guaranteed and rea- sonable. prices co. ST. THE H. & B. MFG. 451 WEST MAIN PHONE 1123-2. GITY SPENDS BUT 28 GENTS A CGHILD Per Year for Hygiene Instruction ~-Dental Clinic Notes The city of New Britain spends only 28 cents a year for the health education of a school child, and 96 per cent of the children in the first five grades have decayed teeth, is the report made by the New Britain dental society and Dr. Harry Protass, the part time dentist hired by the clinic, following an inspection. The report was made to Dr. Frank Zwick this morning and will be submitted to a meeting of the health board this afternoon. 96 Per Cent Defective. The ' committee examined 5,036 children within the past month and found that in 4,803 children, approx- imately 96 per cent, there were teeth cavities. The total number of cav- ities found among the 5,036 children is 30,964. The committee found that less than 600, in fact only 590, chil- dren out of the whole 5,036 had clean mouths or seemed to show any inti- mate knowledge of the use of a tooth brush, i “The Old Family Toothbrush.” T.ess than 26 per cent, according to figures now being compiled, admitted to a systematic or habitual use of a tooth brush. One little girl told a local dentist that in her home they had one tooth brush. One wegk her father used it, next week her mother -uged it, and so on until each member of the family had a turn, then father would start all over again. “The finest way in the world to spread in- fection,” sald Dr. Frank Zwick, chair- man of the health board. Health Education Necessary. It is just as necessary for a child to have an education along health lines to preserve its health as it is to give it a mental education. Children are helpless without health. The city of New Britain today is not doing a thing along health lines. The purpose of the board of health is to prevent difease and sickness and in preventing disease and sickness it is very necessary that the children of this city should be educated along health matters. One of the best ways we have to educate the children on health matters is through dental hy- glene work. Dangers of Bad Teeth. Because 99 per cent of the ponf»fl‘ have diseased teeth and we know that | most of our diseases go through the mouth, therefore, if the proper sani- tary instruction is given in reference to the gateway of infection—the mouth—and the proper dietetic in- struction to preserve the body of the child, the child will have a good foun- dation for its life work. We have such diseases going through the mouths as tuberculosis, diphtheria, scarlet fever, whooping cough, small- pox, chicken-pox, typhoid and malaria fevers and hundreds of other intes- tinal and infectious discases. Even To Shining Shoes. Through the dental hyglene work the child will be taught by trained Instructors how to preserve its health. [t will be taught in as simple a man- e —— r‘“— |What Are You Doing SATURDAY NIGHT” Cecil B. DeMille Batteries and service. battery for a new 3. Hawker., BATTERIE§—Exide Exchange your old Exide. Liberal allowance. A. PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP tires 30x3% at $13.95. Guar. 6,000 miles. T H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut. Phone 1418-2. TIRES—We carry a full line of Firestone, Figk and Grow tires. West End Vulc izing Works. C. P. M'Carthy, West Main St, Phone 1091-3. Prop. ner as reading, writing and arithmetic are taught, and the child will be im- pressed in the same way. The teaching will cover the person- al cleanliness of the child as to hands and face, shoes, neck, body and mouth. One important thing will be the brushing of the teeth four times a day and every day. Further than personal cleanliness, the child is taugnt as to what food should be taken, which foods are pro- ductive of good health and sound teeth and which foods are harmful. The hygienist will help the child to brush its teeth and also sec that the child is provided with a tooth Brush. Ask $6,000 For Work.* The health board has included in its 1922 budget the sum of $6,000 to carry on the dental clinic work in the schools of this cit; This will mean the continuance of a part time dentist and the engaging of two den- Jtal hygienists in addition to Miss Jen- nie Shaver, who already is on the job. The entire method of instruction in the schools will be based upon the theory, “A clean tooth never decays.” In comparing some figures he has procured for the information of the health board and school authorities Dr. Zwick shows that while New Britain is spending only 28 cents an- nually per child for health instruc- tion, New Haven is spending 98¢, Greenwich $1.70, Waterbury $1.07, Hartford 87c and Manchester 79c. “With the cosmopolitan population we have in New Britain,” said Dr. Zwick, “we should spend more than any other city in the staté for edu- cation in health and sanitation.” Dr. B. L. Protass, a member the executive committee of the dental clinic says, “New Britain is the only city of its size in the state which has not provided proper dental instruc- tion in the schools, and a number of smaller cities, such as Bristol, Man- chester, etc, have met this problem in the proper manner.” “The re-education of a child, due to poor health, poor teeth and malnu- trition is costing the city many thousands of dollars more than the proper health education would,” said Dr. Zwick. car to Parsons’ repair at Parsons’ DO IT NOW!—Take your for general overhauling or per hour. Best eauipment. age, 680 West Main St. RADIATORS R moved from cores installed. Tel. 1320-3. bodies Hulquist Bros, 107 Arch RADIATOR repairing and rebuilding by an expert In this work. Have tha jams and other imperfections rema from your auto body and fenders. is Our Ain O. Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 19,000,000 PEOPLE ARE STARVING 000,000 Are in Danger of Death in Russia From Lack of Food Supply. Yeneva, Jan. 26. (By sociated Press)-—Nineteen million persons are suffering intensely for want of food in Russia, and 15,000,000 will c tainly die unless succored, Dr. Iridtjof Nansen told the League of Nations in- ternational committee on relief in Russia here yesterday. Dr. Nansen said he was dissatisfied with the way in which the Rus acted under the agreement signed on August 27, the transportation situa- tion especially leaving much to be de- sired. In giving the new details of the sit- uation in Russia, he declared that the total population affected w 33,000,- 000. It was now too late to save all, even if the workers were able to use the railroad lines at full capacity. 4s a matter of fact it would only be pos- sible to move 600 tons of cereals be- tween now and the harvest, which, even if nothing were withheld for sced, could only save 6,000,000 or T7,- 000,000 persons. I"urthermore the committee had in- sufficient funds at present to buy the tocks the 28,000,000 gold posal being inadequate, More funds must be raised before the month of May after which al' help would be in vain. British Commission Wants Them All Over the World London, Jan. 26.—The wireless tele- graph commission has recommended to the government the erection of sta- tions in England, Canada, Australi South Africa, India, Kgypt, Hast Af- rica, Singapore and Hong Kong. The commission spent a year in its study of the question. ' The average cost of the stations is ian government had | Dycing and Cleaning DRY CLBANING, repairing. Imported and domestic for men's clothes. B, Nelson, &8 Mn St. Phone 501, FRENCH pressing and woolens West MEN'S CLOTHES— Dry cleaned, repaired to look like new. High grade men's talloring our specialty. YE LONDON 8HOP, CALL 685-3 COR. ELM & MAIN STS. PRESSED, 50c— at _reasonable prices, PHILIP BILVER, 9 WASHINGTON PLACF Rear of United Cigar Store, SUITS and palring Cleaning re- Insurance—All kinds -Servire anc Insuranc Phone 138 ALL LINES OF INSURANCE satistaction. Lowest rates, Dept., Commercial Trust Co. INSURANCE--Consider lue. Is it sufficiently Gans, 87 Wost Main St. your build- insured ? Tel. 1489, FIR ing Geo. LIFE INSURANCD agents for the Conne ticut General and Aetng Life of Hartford. Home Ianking & Realty company, West Main 8t. Phone 728, utual Life Insurance Boston, Mass., is today one of the largest, strongest and best-known financial insti- stutions in the New N \\]]l‘H it has always been re vocate and exponent of the tice and highest principies we. Itepres by P, finest in L Crona, Studio m- PIANO room, modate Harmon. Booth's block, 1 can a fow more students. CUSTOM HATCHING of 150 cges oach to start Feb, 4. Hill, A few compartmen to be filled, Hateh . Allen, Maple yot W, POULTRY SUPPLIES and fountalns, Buckoye d ol burning by . Park & Digelow 8t hoppers, fee incubators, conl ckiiffe Tiro . connoction nodors. arred Rock cheap, B, 1 pullets, pure Milliken, 10 bred for sale Barnott Vehicles working Two horses "hon kood 1834-2 $11 and Rodgers, 1 for sale, Edson W, 39 Washington 8t. EMPLOYMENT Help—Agents Wanted 40 TO SELL our Dollw-a-Month Accident, Sicknesa and Death Policics for men and wonen; $100 death from natural causes Nothing like it. Agency Dept., P. O. Hox 34 Loston, Mass. 41 ACCOUNTANCY will it you for that bet- ter position you desire.” Study under the guidance of practical Certified Public Ac- countants whera you can get individual training and personal supervision. Write for an Interview. Box 266, Hartford, Conn, Help—Men Wanted ATTRACTIVE opening for aggressive man of neat appearance, between 25 and 46. Call for appointment hetween 9-10 a. m. Phone 2374, Mr. Kallman. BU ERS—~Experiouced hollow-ware buf- fers (tripoll and color) wanted. Stata ex- perience. Address Buffer, Box 2, Herald plants. MAN— Pern Gua Reliable to sell shrubs, nent, weekly nty Nursery Co. Rochester ot fudge warmer. fountain supplies for | Axelrod's, Park 8t DA indy nale. FOUNTAIN, scales and Liberal to VELVET RUG Nearly new 3 rug, for Will sell 50, Herald concerts Call 63 news Trinity 8t ts nightly. and 9 p. m. Feed and Fuc | PIANO. « EDIBON PHONOGIAPHS _wnd _records, Torms to sult purchuser, T. H. Cogawell, 4 Cheatnut 1. Phone 761, \mQu nl Innlmmmu ograph Androws & ( John Btreet, ropalving at 132 Main MUST sacrifice my new mahogany upright plano costing over $500 four months ago on account of moving out of the state. Wanderful tone, magnificont case, lntest siyle. Plano is in storage and must be Address Williamson, Box PLAYER PIANO Blg saving on quick 17X, Horald, PIANO—I must sell my upright mahogany cuse Sterling player plano, noli, 43 roles of musie, $326. Terma will bo arvanged to m reliablo party. Let's hurry. Address Merald, Hox 49A, standard make nr 86 and §1, 2 for Sbe. Widen- Gulbransin; almost new, wale. Address Box AYER 'ORDE—Another lot ccorde, 1 ench, BAXOPHONE-~Gold hell, melody, Quadruple silver lent condition, with case, Herald, Carl Iacher, G plnte, In excels $50. Box 4B, LINS—W marly sold Horenstein, 1l at 1R violl for- d to §5. B, erman uc Watche ewelry 67 to $100, & and Horn, Diamonds, $25 to 10 Arcade and o8 prices now for your Also men's second- L. Zeldes, ettor pers. and furniture, Phono hand 1 Clothes West 8t Wil pay ate family. 1\ » 1985 cash for good Don't care how L) rents from $10 per Phone 1859, ROOM teneme BMil CORD WOOD for kale. Sawod any any amount and delivered. L.con gey, 208 North St city. Phone 103 length length to.| 155-2, | HARD, DRIED WOOD, order, Inquire D. I. ew Britain, cut any Smith, Phone Footwear and Clothing F'UR COAT—One good-looking fur coat, 6-42. Address Herald, Box 114, arcties @ size | | HIP ROOTS, §2.05; rubber) $1.95; umbrellas from $1.00 up; raincoats as low s §3.93: every garment guaranteed. Army & Navy Supply Co., 66 Church St. | buckle, all OLD established concern requires two neat and aggressive men to train for their sales force. ITn reply give genoral outline of past connections. Box 180!, Horald. SOLDERERS—Experience dercrs. Stato experienc er, Box 38, Ierald, hollow-ware sol- Address Solder- One who can hun- an For, YOUNG MAN over 20 years. run a store and has two or three dred dollars. 1 will take as partner, have full charge. A good proposition. particulars write Box ferald, Help—Women Wanted 42 GIRL for general housework. One who is willing to work. M corge Berson, 185 Fairview Phone 1434-12. general Write to rl to assist in about six weeks. 42, Herald, HOUSEWORK—( housework for Housework, Box, Women hbe- Privilege of Apply ND ATTENDANTS tween the ages of 19 and 4 course in training school. Washington St., Hartford. NURSES A Main S SALESWOMEN- with experience for our suit_ department for Satur noons and evenings. _Apply THE BLG RAPHA Situations Wanted—Women 45 estimated at not more than 160,000 pounds but those in England, E Singapore and Hong Kong would gregate about ,000 pounds. commission recommends two wave lengths for each transmitting station and that each center be equipped for receiving from several stations in a chain simultaneous RUH SHIP ARRIVES Canadian Vessel Loaded With Cana- dian Whiskey Puts Into New York For Supplics. New York, Jan. 26.—The Harbinger, clerical stenography Herald des oftice, Box 40Y, HIGH SCHOOL position in factory or and typewriting included. or weck. ol HOUSEWORK—Ry I enue, care the day | OVERCOATS of excellent cent reduction. Pay while vou wear. ton Clothing Store, 63 Church St RUBBERS, rubher boots, *“Ball Band" brand, overshoes, for working men. All sizes and guaranteed. Wil help you in this weather, Joe Mortelliti, $6 Church | Street. | quality 25 per Bos: Absolute! ed from to SHEEPSKIN COATS for men. the best material, formerly pri $10 to $20, now selling for § $12.956. Army & Navy Supply Church 8t Household Articles ¢ May- in the | town, | Midd rell ANTIQUE dishes, Came over flower. Call at 602 Main Conn., top floor, left-hand bought and sold. Kinds of repniriy iture bought ane . Burniture mov of repairing The | * Arch ey QUE I ITURE Upholstering and all New and second-Hand fur sold at your own prices and stored. All kinds Furniture Exchange, 67 o, Mgr. 1 ‘ ———— | £50,000 removal been cut from In our emiive stock of furnishings and heddings invites exam make imn cliveries. Qpposlt church, | 5 to B0 BERSON, B.—BIG Our prices have per cent taking furniture You stock. 549 Main St. Phone }163. St. Mary utensils. For better to us, HARDWARE quality and Hardw: HEN STOV water tank, warming closc front. J. Pinder, Tomlinson ville, kitchen lower prices, come Co., 40 Main St s hot wnd ot water Ave., Plain- LIVE STOCK Catile and Swine good Tow. and il milkef Maple Ve is Cow Price JERSEY sound. Avenue, 08 rthorn cows, harne Walte nd grade sh , farm hors onsilage. Estate REGISTERED spring , tools, catkin, Berlir TRIBUTE 10 POPE Catholics in Philadelphia and Balti- a green tug with black funnels, for which the entire north Atlantic coast guard has been on the lookout hove ! into the Bast river at daybreak today, ! and promptly was taken into custody! by the rvevenue cutter Gresham for! inspection by custom officlals. | The tug sailed from St. John, N. B. recently bound for Nassau in the! Bahama islands. U. S. Customs Offi- cials were informed she carried 300 cases of Canadian whiskey, consigned to Perth Amboy, N. J.. and requested that her possible entrance to American ports ostensibly to renew fuel and water supplies, be closely guarded. FRUIT CROPS DAMAGED. Los Angeles, Jan. 26.—Possibly half the orange crop in California and one-third of the lemon crop was lost in the three days frecze last week according to an official estimate based on ficld surve, given out here by the California [Fruit Growers Ex- change. ald $700 was a fair average price for a carload of citrus more Hold Services in Memory of Dead Pontiff. Philadelphia, Jan. 26 atholics of the Philadelphia diocese today paid silent tribute to Pope Benedict XV and offered prayers for the repose of his soul. Divine assistance also was asked in guiding the Cardinals in the selection of a new Pope. Solem high ma of requiem were celebrated in near! cvery Catholic church in the diocese. No further word had been reccived from Cardinal Dougherty, who was on a holiday cruise to the West In- dies when the IPope died. Plans have been made for him to sail for Rome on Saturday. Baltimore, Jan. 26.—A pontifical high mass of requiem for Pope Bene- dict XV was sung at the cathedral this morning by Archbishop Curley as cel- ebrant, assisted by members of the lo- cal clergy. Bishop Thomas J. Sha- fruit. On that basis the loss would be around $17,500,000. han, rector of the Catholic university at Washington, delivered the culogy. ranz Premier VACUUM CLEANERS—I 3 tric L Band new hut one two Peck, Never boen fect condition Al BOOK: vaight. Don't {rust to memory shod methods, Neat blankbooks for keeping. Adkins 'rinting Co., 0 Closing out suit 6 Church S our_line LUGGAGE-—-We Army trunks, bags Navy Supply arc and GUILTY OF COWARDIC chman to be Executed for Flee- ing in Face of Bnemy. I're Nancy, I°rance, Jan. 26.-—(By Asi ciated Press.)—A verdict of guilt without entenuating circumstances for | abandonment of his post in the face | of the enemy, entailing the death pen- alty, was demanded today against Ernest Vilgrain, food controlier dur- | ing Clemencean's premiership, prosecutor in summing up courtmartial. “We have grain the under secret declared the prosecutor. only Vilgrain the soldier. would excuse in the soldier T would | not excuse in an officer of 1 rank. Judge him as you would in 1914, Counsel for the defense asked complete acquittal or death. courtmartial's verdict is expected be returned tonight. at the | Vil- nothing to do with y of state, “We know What I The to FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS NO, JUMBO, You CANT WAVE ANY OF MY APPLE ~ TM 6ONNA EAT \T ALL MYSELR WHY, TAG, DON'T SWALLOW THAT Now Pop Wil] Have To Explain BY BLOSSER | HAT Clity | 2 hook- | __ by the |3 for | - K section, Five room tenement, modern improvements, steam heat, with Inquire 202 Hartford COLUM flve and Corner of Griswold 8t., roonn tenenient to rent. Apply sec floor, ON ST., improvements. 36—Tenement of 5 rooms Inquire 36 Con- DWIGHT 8T, rooms. on prev ‘mement of four large t, $12 per month. Apply FAIRVIEW roon ot without 183—After Ieb, 1, elght Madern improvements, with Karage. Apply on premises. s 15—Four rooms and bath, Adults preferred. 138 Inquire Tenement next 1 of 3 rooms, $12 A month. door. Telephone -4, Modern o'clock, room tenement. evenings. Phone b 5 Call afte 164-13, six HART 8T., improven on first I'our room tenement, all n Adults preferred, Inquire floor. MAIN ST, ry steam heat furnished. y Hall, Bldg. desirable five room flat, The W. L. Hatch MATL ment, water, 0—Seven room modern apart- all improvements; steam heat, hot janitor service, Inquire Wm. C, bungalow. Also ure 19 Brad- six room tenement. 1 8112; MODERN ow five ROOM onth. Mait end of city, A, Riley, rent, $1 Apply south 5a Dewitt 2712 UTH MAIN ST, three 1ooms over REAR 4 cellar, —Single house 21-~Tenement of 9 rooms, $50 Electricity and all other Call $83-13 or 54| WALNUT ST, per month. modorn it 70 for storage or Mr. Smith, For Rent WOOSTER ST wmulacturing purposes. tenementa, $3,000. Con- tenements of sixteem 000; cash required, 31, two tenements of ten brice, $5,500, Lilac ten rooms for $5, cash. Madison bargain, and $4,000. W, L. Hatch, City Hall Bldg CIL ST Price $12,000; nert roon; 500, St rooms; nd five cash required, ements of liberal reduction six room cotta torms; pric t Main BUILDL LOTS—If con- ting building a home in the spring me cxplain my new home-buiiders' financing plan. A. Gorbach, 269 Main St. Hooth's Boci. Plione 1190, O\I 8 suitable for nveniences, YD Smoke Rnnmc For Rent TAVER ST, One room one’ person, modern ¢ i desived), laguire at 50 Main St, (Boar Shoy Large, furnighed . hot water heat, sived, Phone front bath, 2604, H1LL, room, elec telephon m heated ‘Telephone ste improvements. HAWKINS rooms. Pleasant furnished room, & clec, lights, steam. Woman's up one filght MAIN ST, the sceond tricity and running w a8 office or living tate & Insurance Co., Phone 60 163—Two lar floor, Ste iry rooms on gas, elec- n be nsed § Real Es- Main Street. e furnished room with Apply 214 Main St. INC ROOM for gentleman, and modern improvements. Walnut § conveniences, n Steam heat Central. 45 ST, $4—~Three furnished housekoeping. Steam heat, g MAIN lght lighta Room and Board WEST room fov 20 BOARD-—Two men or man mily, all conveniences, pply to Box 33X, AND Private f ghiorhood OM and wife. refined n Herall, W !lmml— lkmfll Or Lodnimz wanted in refin Herald, Box 8 BOARDERS ily of two, Four Apply German submarine U-20, which sank the Lusitania, may be converted into a scaside restaurant. — NEXT WEEK — —FOX— ANNIVERSARY ADDED FEATURES NO ADVANCE IN PRICES