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Evening journal., 1919-11-24

THE Senate has rejected the peace treaty league OF
Il nations reservations and all.
Having done much-or little depending on which
way you look at 1.-THE Senate with the House, adjourned
That ended the special session The first regular session
OF the present Congress Monday December L. Then
the Senate may
l. Reconsider It's treaty action. provided, Of course
that the President sends back for further consideration
OF
p Pass the Lodge resolution Of peace, simple decla
ration that between the United States and Germany
Is ended.
The vacation" OF a week and half taken by the
senate presents the members OF that chamber with
fine opportunity Of hearing from the home folks from
the people Of their States the voters responsible for
draping the senatorial togas about the law-making
shoulders.
But this is not only good listening chance for the
senator's. also is opporune moment for the people
10 talk TO their senatorial servants TO tell them what they
the peope-thlnk about the treaty situation. our
senators are coming home. Let while they are back
in the home state tell them where stand Tell them
whether you favor sepaoria reconsde alton Of the
treaty as first the Senate the Lodge resolu
tion.
This is the public's business and the public should
have some word in its settlement Senatorial postpone
men decision gives the public the last chance TO
make Itself heard senatorial ears, now closer to the
home-Sate voice than when they were in Washington.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
NEW YnRk CIrY.

NEW YORK CITY.
America has not solved the LabOur
problem, as the cable news Is no doubt
telling you. Far from It. But some
"mrloyers ave making experiments
which are interesting.
The tem ndous Il ference between
the American and the British Labour
situation should always be borne In
mind: England Is sol dly trade unionist
as TO her principal industrie here in
America, the soc He'd "open shop
largely predOmlnates. As British
Labour leader said TO me The other day,
"These Americans are medieval in
their methods Of handling LabOur.'
However, certain experiments are TAX
ing place which are worth while look
In at.
The dupont Company, The famous
makers OF explosives has made a Ia
bour record in the United states. The
firm Is more than century old. It's
profits during the last five years have
been probably larger ihan those Of any
other single business I'm the world,
reaching nearly 60 million pounds. In
the whole Of the hundred years Of its
history Il has never had a serious
strike among its employees
A few years ago ! visited Whining
ton. It's headquarters, 70 learn the
reason. There - no secret about The
DUPONT plan. It's fundamental prln-
clples have always been the same-a
consideration for the workers and a
willingness 20 let them share In The
prosperity OF the owners.
The duponts believe that the longer
a man serves them the more ho ough.
tJ receive, provided that ne does his
work properly All who have been
continuously employed for one year
and have served satisfactorily receive
q bonus OF per cent. on their regular
pay. After two years they receive 80
per cent. after five years ~ per ccn.,
and after ten years 90 per cent This
bonus is paid monthly or by separate
cheque and is quite distinct from any
individual increase that Tho man may
earn.
The company insuras tho lives Of lis
employees froa after they have been in
Its service for six months or mere.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
CAMDEN HAPPENINGS.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
CAMDEN, Nov 22.-George Farron IS
il with pneumonia.
Mr.. Hynson and Mrs. Cutler Of Dover
are the guests Of Mrs. :. J. Speal.
NJ and Mrs. Wilson Kersey have
their farm and will move TO Camden.
Miss Florence Burk, prominent in
sunday school work is Ill at her home
mere.
NM. l. 5. Conwel is visiting friends
IN WASHINGTON, -. e.
MIR. and Mrs. William NJ Evans en-
tertained at cards several evenings ago
N honor or Mr.. and Mrs. Claude NJ.
Hinsley recently married.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper and Mr..
and Mrs Frederick Carton OF Elmer. n.
j.. mOtOred to Camden several days ago
and were entertained by Mrs. Samuel
S. Sarde.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
Have You Piles?
Then You Have Something TO Learp.

Then You Have Something TO Learn.
Thousands who have piles have not
learned that quick and permanent RELIEF
can only be accomplished with Internal
medicine. Neither cutting nor any amount
Of treatment with ointments and suppose
tories Will remove the cause.
Bad circulation causes piles. There Is
complete stagnation of blood in the lower
bowel and weakening Of the parts. Dir. J.
S. Leonhardt was first TO ind the remedy.
His prescription is HEM-ROID, tablet
medicine, taken internally. that IS now sold
by druggists generally. Dr. Leonhardt
tried II In 1000 cases with the marvellous
record Of success IN 9s per cent. and then
decided It should be sold under a rigid
money back guarantee.
Don't waste any more time with outside
applications. Get a package OF HEM
ROID from n. B. DanfOrth today, II has
given safe and lasting relief to THOUSANDS
Of people, and should do the same 10; you
1T seldom falls.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
II HENS IDLE; NOW LAY
22l EGGS A MONTH
Mrs. Young Almost Gave Up Raising
Chickens. Then She Tried this Plan.

when ] accepted your offer and tried
Don Sung. l had been getting 1 or . eggs
every other day. The next month. using
20 cents worth OF Don Sung, my II hens
laid 221 eggs. I almost gave up raising
chickens, but now I have decided 10 raise
as many as l can."-Mrs. II. {. Young,
Bellefonte. Pa.
Feed Is too expensive to waste on idle
hens You can easily start your hens lay
ing and keep them laying, even in coolest
winter. To prove IT, all you need do Is
accept our offer. as Mrs. Young did.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch re-
suits for one month. II you don't find that
IL pays for itself and pays you a good profit
besides. simply tell US and your money will
be promptly refunded
Don Sung Chinese for egg -laying) works
directly on the egg-layiug organs. and is
also a splendid tonic. II Is easily given in
the feed. improves the hens health, makes
her stronger and more active In any
weather. and starts her laying.
Try Don Sung for 30 days and II It
doesn't get you the eggs, no matter how
cold or wet the weather, your money will
be refunded by return mail. Get Don Sung
from your druggist or poultry remedy
dealer or send so cents for a package by
mail prepaid. Burrell- Dugger Co. 1876 Co
lumbia Bldg, Indianapolis Ind.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
PFRILs OF MARS.

N RoFEsSOR David Todd believes that the people Of
Mars superior to the people of this earth because
they have greater difficulties to contend with
There rainfall their planet Canals must con-
vey from the polar cecaps all the water needed for agr
culture and to support life Of any sort
Mars will dry up in time and its inhabitants perish
All the while assuming that these inhabitants exist
Pioneer conditions the United States bred splendid
race OF Americans. They had to nght against odds to
keep alive.
kind Of odds and fresh obstacles are piling up
before the modern American
The individuals problems more pressing than ever
before lie is danger Of being pierced by
on his way to church but It is almost painful to pay
the 1919 price for pair Of shoes, for example.
So should be acquiring strength Of mind and soul;
we should be improving the result Of the very harsh
ness Of fe's demands.
It may therefore, that all the uncomfortable hap
penings OF these days true blessings
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
CALLING THE RED BLUFFERs.

1rHERE has been lot Of blung by the terrorsts dur
j ing the past year two about what they were go
Ing TO DO with western democracies.
They were going to make US all Bolsheyik in France
n England In America. s'Death
The first real showdown as between the Reds and
democracy in Massachusetts, two weeks ago. and the
fellows who stood fer eiYil and murder and torture
10 the United states were turned down cold, Governor
Coolidge winning by huge majority.
The general elections have just been held in France.
Nhat the Trotskyyltches were going to do with
France was plenty. But that before the election
in which they beaten by the parties representing
democracy by at least to f.
The rule Of the whole people not dead in this world
The one safest bet that Congress will arrange to get
It's mileage for the regular session.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
PIERCE SUFFERS
ARM PARALYSIS

Patrolman Harry C. Pierce who was
shot by Lem Price. the alleged mur-
derer Of Patrolman Thomas L. Zebley
at the Price home two weeks ago is re-
covering rapidly at the Delaware Hos
pital. officer Pierce was visited yes
terday by Police Captain Wardle and
Officers sutton, McAteer and Atwell
Although Pierce is able TO sit up his
left arm Is partially paralyzed.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
nINNER rnR Ex.snInIERs.

The Young Mems Hebrew Association
will give smoker to tll former sol
diers and sailors tomorrow evening at
$50 O'Clock at their hall Third and
King streets The association will give
Thanksgiving dance on Thursday
evening. Dancing will begin at S.l5
o'clock. An orchestra from Phlladel-
ph'a will furnish music. The proceeds
Of this dance will be given TO help
equip the basketball team.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
DRAMATIC LEAGUE TO MEET

A meeting has been called for Mon
uay evening, December 1, in the COM
munity room at the High School by
Elizabeth W. Wilson, secretary Of the
Wilmington Drama League TO hear an
address by John l.. Haney OF Philadel-
phia Of the Drama League of Philadcl-
phia. Every one who is interested in
the local drama league should attend
this meeting
Evening journal., 1919-11-24

Search the Want Ads for good posi-
tlons, and il you have a house to rent
the Want Ads will prove good. reliable
agents.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24

It would be a fine thing If had few officials able
to recognize a crisis before it tears down the house.
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
u. S. LabOuf U1 es Some
In efesf.ng Experiments

BY F. Mckenzie Daily Mall Tuesday Oct S
Evening journal., 1919-11-24
WHAT WILL THE PEOPLE saYg

r HE Senate has rejected the peace treaty, league o
nations. reservations, and ALL
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
J.E. Geare E. E. Oldaker NeWland Jones l42 W. Washington
 J1
SACRIFICE

S-0-acre relinquishment, Casa Grande; exceptional sediment soil.
 must sell. l believe within 90 days this relinQuishment will be worth more than double price asked Will go with you Sunday. Price fixed for quick action. Box S9M. Republican. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

acres, blocks from Glendale car, three-room house, all in good shape; good well of soft water, and there Is no better cotton land in the valley This good proposition may be had for S2,75O; only s1.000 cash balance easy terms.
 We have Studebaker "s," 1918 model; has only been driven about 15000 miles. We want to trade this fine car in as part payment on city property or small acreage near city or , car line. What have you to offer?
 CALL R. c. BARNETT
 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
 220 W. Wash. Phone 1908. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

REIMBURSEMENT 160 acres Para disc Valley. Phone 2520. If
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19
UNA LiNEA AEREA
De PASAJEROS
Antes de noventa dlas
estara estabIecida en-
VariaS Ciudades

SAN DIEGO. Cal. mario l$.-An-
ties de noventa dias. quedara eStable-
cida una Inca aerea de pasajeroS en-
tire eSta ciudad Y varias poblacicneS
de California. Sera esta. Ia primera
Inca de communication en- SUI genera
en- los Estados Unidos. Y probab e.
mente en- todo el c~ontinente amerl-
cano.
II senior William F. Ross. que re-
p~resenta una gran parte de los IN
tereses de :. nueva compania. ha dato
la nueva d los habitantes dc San Die
20.
Ri Sindicato que va Il esJab ecer Ia
Inca aerea. propone tres ServicioS
desde luego. cl de Los Angeles a San
tt Barbara. 81 de eSta ciudad de San
Diego Il Los Angeles Y ell de Ia dos
veces citada 4 Ia is.a de Santa Ga
talina.
Las mauuinas atreaS de pasajeroS
eStaran consUruidaS por la Glen Mar
tin Y rod,ar llevar docc personals y
cerca de dos mil l;bras. Los aero
pianos revaran dos motores y dos u
viado.es cada maquina. Z fin de cue
81 nm 2ccidente ocurre q II &c elias
Ia otra pueda Seguir f~uncionando '
asi hacer muy dificil II poSibilidad
de IN percance ~deSgraciado.
e siJio de "aterrizage' Ell eSra pc
blacidn, o eStacion de .legada y par
ida. tenGra IN taller especial para
los mecinicoS ' para los hangareS. Y
na side elegido el que Sc haisa Ger
ca dc las cstacioncs radiograficas. IN
ChollaS.
FL tipo Que emplearan las maqul-
mas en Su viaje de esta ciudad : Ia de
Los Angeles. sera Il bora.
Sc piensa tambieu e~Slabiecer N
yorte ~seg-lcio atreo entire Coronado
" Ocean Beach, los dos Mas bel os
! b~alnearios de esta pohlacion; 81 prime
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19
e. VOLCAN ASAMA YAMA
ESTA EN- ERUPCION
piedras del tamono,
algunas, de Ut CAIRO de
FerroCarrIl

TOXIC. JapGn. Mario 1S.-Desde
aver Sc encuenrra en- &ctividad el
volcan de Asama Iama, en- la ls!a
Hordo, noventa millas al noroeSte de
cSta capital. La erupcion Sc e5pcra-
In desdc hacia dos semanaS. pues 81
vo!can habia cstado ~arrojando hume
Y lodo c~aliente. Y fuertes ruidos Sc
.cscuckahan on ell distrito.
Ia ~eruEcion sobrevino aver. con
III fuerte SacUdimiento ' eStrePltoso
rueir. arroiando ademas dc verdade-
ros rios dc lava. una lluvia de pie
dras hasta &c tres pulgadas de espc~
scr. v cayG en- nuchas dc las 20
hlaciones ~@crcanas. Las tIamas sc
a~!Zaron vario= c~ent2Mare# lie pies So
bre el crater del vcicIn, rr~cscntando
IN aspccyo gnarayilioso / IA ycZ gle
aeerr2dor y ell huMo que Sc despren~
dia de Ia hornaZa. oh~scurecio 81 eS-
oacio Ell un gran radio.
Iasta ahora no 81 han rccIbido
no:icias de pcrdidaS dc v!das, pcro
81 sahe cue Ia eruFcion ha causado
muy grandes periuicioS en- las CO.
scchas. "specialmeNte en- las cerca-
Mas de Kanazawa. Una ?iedra dc!
taaano &c I'm caro- Ge carga del
ferroc"rr;l. cay6 en- esH ciudaG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19
LECTURAS POPULARES
LA FUERZA DE LA PALANCA

La palanca Y la gran fuelZa que
~desarrolla fuevon conocidas des6e "a
mas remota antigiicdad. al grade de
que ell mathematical Arquimedes, qae
vivi6 ell ano 26S. antes de JesucriS-
TO. Y a quien la Fisica V las Maizena,
ticaS deben erandeS descubrimien-
tos. de que nos proponeE2os hablar
en- otros articuloS. decia que 81 sc
le pruporcionaba I'm punto de apoyo
a su palanca. Sc Comprometla 4 mo-
Yer 81 universe.
Con una palanca, osa ScncliliSIma
maquina, Y IN punto de apoyo, reall-
"a Ia Mecanica obras estupendas.
Tres clementos Sc consideran en-
toda palanca: e. punto de apoyo. "a
faerza. Y Ia rcSisistencia cue hay
que vencer. Y Segun Ia posicion que
ocupen eSoS clemeatos Sc consideraf,
tres classes De palancas.
I'm las de primera c'ase c! centric
de apoyc esta entire Ia fuerza Y Ia
res;stencia. por eiemplo, ina halan-
"a DO Suspension, O sea en- IA que los
rlacillGs pcuden De barra hOri-
ZonIal. uuc t!ene su punto dc apo
vo en- el centric. Ell una plea que So
llama cuchillo. que Sc mueve hbre-
4 mbos lados. En- Uno de los
ulatilloS s. coloca el ohjeto que sc
h. de pesar. QIc en- este case repre-
senta Ia resistcncia, : en- ei otro
plutljlo. las assas. que reprcScntan
In fucrza cue hay que empiear pa
rlantencr q 2quilibrio entire am
hos platillos.
En- las palancas de segundo rene
70. Ia res;stcncia esta co,ocada Il
ire Ia fuerza Y ci punto de apoyo.
81 para nov un oOieto pesado 20
nem"s debaio dc q ia punta lie IN
Dalo, Y c'n2ujamos hacia arrioa "i
otro extreme del paIo. tenGrcmoS una
Da!anca de segundo genera.
EN- las palancas he tercer ordIn
la iuarza Sc hal!a co!ocada entire Ia
resistencia : cl runto de apoyo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19

La palanca dc primer ganero. es
la oue mas sc cmplea. porque es cor:
la due Sc venceE mayores resl$ten-
cias con menor gasto de fuerZa. To-
10 Ell mund0 Sabe que Sc Dueje le-
vantar un gran fardo, Iii troZo de
arbol. colocando debajo e. eXtre-
mo de una pa!aaca, y poniendo de-
bajo de dicho extreme Il piedra 0
un paio de poca altura, para apoyas
en- 6l Ia nalanca, al b~ajarla Y hacer
esfuerZo para remover ell objeto pc
sado. que Sc muere con mucha faci-
liGad.
AhOra bien. demuestrase en- Mecca
MICA Que mientras mayor es cl brazo
de palanca Sobre que actua una tuer-
"a. mayo. eS 81 resultado Que SC
obtiene. lie suerte que un peso de
una toncIada puede ser le%vantado
cor un peso de I'm kilogramo 81 Sc
cucnta para clio cor una palaDca su-
fic!entemente erande. \ 81 Sc tuviese
IN hrazo de palanc:. sIficiente gran
de. esa tonclada poJia ser levantada
con una fuerZa correspondents : IN
gramo.
La N~ecinica estudia las rcIacio-
mes entire ell brazo : n fuerza que
actua sobre el. Y estahlece formulas
precisas para saber que long;tud de
he darse a IN brazc de palanca pa
"a veneer una resistencia dada, con
una fuerza de :ntensidaG conocida.
Y ell problema capital dc Ia Macanica
Is veneer Ia mayor rcsistcncia posi-
he con Ii menor cantidad de fuer-
"a possible.
Las tcnazas, lbs t~iieras. 0 ap!i-
cacioncs de in palarca DC primer ge-
rcro.. Una c&rretiila de una rueda. un
caScanueccS. SCI rjemp!os dc ralar>
ca de segurdo ordcn.
ArQuiueGe; descubrjo tambiGn el
peso especifico de los cuerpoS. Y Ia
relleyion del calor por medic dc eS-
nejoS concavos. ' con ayGda de Cs-
tos logro Salvar 4 Su patria. incen-
d;ando Ia flota enemiga. como 10 ve-
rcmOS en- otrc articulo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19
IA IGNORANCIA ES FATAL.

Muchos padres lie familia ignoran
que sus hijos sufren, Y aunque el min
les de 4 Saber por medic del llanto.
10 toman como que es NADIA. A veces
Sc NOLAN los nincS en- la cana Y !c
toman como cosa natural. no sablen-
do que q causa de los rinones debt
les = u Hecesitan una medicina bue-
ma uue les de fuerza Y vigor necesa-
rio para r~eCuIarizar Su funcionamlen-
10. No hav o,ra mediciUa mas apro-
MAZDA para los ninoS que el Alma Cor
dial. esta medic;ra no contieue dro-
gas periudiciale> GA mucl3s ctraS
neticinas que hay en- e mercado:
No descuiGe listed Z i hijoS. FL
Alma Cordial la pueden tomar el nlno
de pecho. Ell muchacho de cScueia, Ia
senorita. sonora u hombre como IN
resultaGo aSombroso para las enter
lnedades del higado, eSt6mago, rlAo-
mes, ~catarro. toSes, tisiS, resfTios pa
sados. aSTna. dcbi!dad. falta Gc "
ger, pulnones o neryioS dehiles. san
gre impura o reumatiSmO. Garanti-
2amos que con Ia primer caja teadca
alivio de cualquiera de estaS enfcr-
medades V 81 no le dev0lvemoS e. do
bic del p7ecio. Piia testimonies $!
los desea. pero mas vale cue destt
nov mande IN reSo Dor una GAIA J de
esIe m,odo tendra mejores ~pTua6as.
Diriiase q MILLER and Co. Sta. 4.
Dept. 80. San Antonio. Texas.
CAdY.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19

cLastima? No. ab~so!utamenLc no
duele. Apliquese unas cuantas gotas
de Freezone sobre eli Gallo adolorido, Y
al momento deiara de dolerle. pudien-
do cnSeguida d~esprender csc Modesto
Gallo con los dedos. 81. es verdade-
ramente maraviiloso. Solo cuesta
unuS cuantoS centavos.
Ensaye I'd. Freezone. En- cua!-
quier drogueria puede adquirir una
botellita, Suficientc para librarlo de
los %callos, va e estos ~blanGos. du-
roS. entire los dedos, callosidades. ojos
de peScado. etc. sin o~casionarle Ell
mas ligcro dolor. irritation nj infla-
maci6n. Freezone es un cter miste-
rioso descubierto per I'm genio de Gin
cinnati. i.Adv.D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19

10 prohablemente el mas importante
dc California.
Fl senior Ross In declaraGo que Sc
IN eSco-ido 4 California como primer
ounto para cl estab ecimiento de Ia
Inca atrea por Su magnifico china
Y por lnS condolences especiaies en- que
sc ~encuentran situadaS las mas popu-
loSaS ciudades del Sur.
Entire los m~eXicanoS cue conccen
eSta u~oticia. hay IN gran enruslasmo
por ser los ~primeros pasajerOS que sc
~erbaruuen en- las naveS aereaS Y Sc
cree que 10 haran por el afan de de
mostrar su temple de eSpiritu. STEM
ire notable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19
'Iiq juRia On los uireS

Ciig juHdd en- los n1eS
Fl sabado proXimo. con motive de
una festividad que va Il tener lugar
en- el Parque Balboa. volara. por pri-
mera vez en- Il historic dc este pals,
una banda de miSica en- un aeroplano
de tipo ~podcroso.
Dos mil personals fueron i Ia eS-
cuela de aviaci0n de Rockwell, aver,
q visitar los terrenos donde eStudian
los uviadoreS milirareS.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-27

wAN,El1a11,tsSsno player at once.
 stedy pos[~Pn. esn H; W. woolworth
 Go. 218-zIo fIain St., city. 9-27-1dx
New Britain herald., 1919-09-27

WANTED-Shop helpers, yard men and painters. Steady work and
 good pay. Apply Berlin Construc- ton Co.,, Berlin Depot. 9-23-6d
New Britain herald., 1919-09-27
TONY ALBANESE IN
 ANOTHER DIFFICULTY
Figures ill Collision, Arrested When Leaving Hospital and is Now
 Charged With Perjury.

In police court this morning, Tony Albanese of Maple street added an- other chapter to his long list of trou- bles arising out of a collision several | weeks ago on the North Colony road ! in Meriden with A. Robideau of that city. Albanese was charged this morning with perjury, but at the re- quest of his counsel, Judge B. r. Gaffney, the trial went over until next Wednesday.
 lAlbanese was returning to this city several weeks ago with a party in his car and it is claimed by the state that he was driving at reck- less rate of speed when he collided with Robideau. Injuries received at that time caused his committa1 to the Meriden hospital and as soon as he was discharged he was placed un- der arrest by the police of that city on those charges and arraigned be- fore Judge Thomas P. Dunne.
 Yesterday he was notified to ap pear in police court this morning to answer charges of having lied under oath to Automobile Commissioner F. w. Stebbins at the time his license was issued to him. On May Is he gave his age as eighteen years and four months and in reality he was but 16 years five months and ten days old.
 V. M. Didajian of Stanley Quarter was arrested last night by E. w. Stebbins for driving a surrey without having a light attached. The accused said he was not aware that such a law existed, and upon his promise to equip the team with a light at once, Judge James T. Meskill suspended judgment.
 The accused was drying near the Kilbourne property in Stanley Guar ter when he was met by MT. Stebbins and placed under arrest.
 Three small boys who have been sleeping away from. home were in chambers and were warned that if they did not secure steady jobs at once they would be- comm itted to the reform school. The boys have been working for 9 local milk man and as they are obliged to start work early in the morning, they have been making a practice of sleeping in their employers garage.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-27

WANTED-At once. Six stair build CTS on housing job. Apply Fred T.
 Ley Co., Inc, Bristol, Conn. 9-23-6d
New Britain herald., 1919-09-27
NUTMEGS VS. ALL-HARTF'ORD
Local GridirOn Eleven Will Play al
 Seymour Park Tomorrow.

The Nutmeg eleven will play the noon at Seymour park. The manage ment of the Nutme egs promises that the game will be a good one and a large crowd is expected. The lineup is as follows: Koplowitz, right end; Danielson, right tackle; Delaney, right guard; Tinti or zehrer, centers; G. Bonefant, left guard; Sullivan or Will Hams, left tackle: Gray, left end; Scott quarterback; Smith or Chick Bonefant, right halfback; Andrews, left halfback; Bayer, fullback; Rosen- berg, sub.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-27

The ending of summer will mark a Big Turn over in used autos. If you want to sell your auto use the Classified Column. Buyers read it daily. The little advt. gets results.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-27

FOR sALE-1916 Chevrolet roadste
 suitable for a small truck body; be sold at once; owner leaving tow Call after or Sunday. Tel. 8p5-1j Address 201 Brook St. 9-g7-3d