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The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
CHURCH PLANS
CHILD PARADE
Impressive Ritual to Attend
Opening Of Devotions
In Alexandria.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. s. Doniphan-
727 King Street.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, Nov. ia
forty hours devotion service will
omen tomorrow at st Mary's Catholic
, Church and end Tuesday night. Fol-
lowing the IL o'clock mass Sunday
morning a procession will take place
in which ], 1000 little flower children
will participate. The procession also
will be repeated Tuesday evening.
The professional hymn will be sung
by a vested choir of thirty altar
boys and a squad of men bearing
torches will be guard of honor to
the Blessed Sacrament. Sunday night
and Monday and Tuesday nights SER
vices will be held at s o'clock. The
sermon tomorrow night will be by
the pastor, Rev. Louis Smet, and
Tuesday by Rev. Z. A Brosnan of
Sacred Heart Cathedral, Richmond.
Houses Change Hands.
The following pieces of property
have Just changed hands and deeds
of conveyance were recorded today:
L. Morgan Johnston to Charles w.
Valentine, house and lot on Harvard
street; Henry Buckner to Philip c.
Evans, house and lot on the south
side of Queen between Henry and
Fayette streets; General Realty Cor
poration to Mrs. Elizabeth H Lynn.
house and lot in section four, Rose
mont.
Armistice Service Planned.
Special Armistice Day services
will be held tomorrow night at
Trinity NJ. Z. Church at which time
a special sermon will be delivered
by Rev. DR.. d. H. Martin. All per-
sons who took part in the world
war in any capacity are invited to
attend.
Motion OyerruIed.
In Corporation Court today a mo-
tion to set aside the verdict as con-
trary to the evidence and for a new
trial in the suit of W. H. Hibbs
and Company. Washington brokers,
against the First National Bank and
Louis N. Duffey was overruled. The
case will be taken to the Court of
Appeals The suit is the result OF
a stock deal involving $1,6O9.SO.
The stock was sold through the
First National Bank to Hibbs and
Company for Mr.. Duffey and Mr..
Dufrey was disposing of it for a
client
Case Under Advisement.
After hearing arguments today on
tne oeuiufTer 10 tne eNluence IN tnc
suit of James H. Struder against
the Washington-Virgin Railway
Company, Judge s. G. Brent took
the matter under advisement. This
] case was heard some time ago in
Arlington County before Judge
Brent and a verdict of 5000 was
awarded Mr.. Struder for the death
Of his daughter, Miss Julia d.
Struder. who was killed by train
Of the trolley company at st. Elmo,
Arlington County.
Administrator Named.
In the circuit court for this city
today Edward A. Bradshaw was ap-
pointed administrator of the estate
OF Martha A. Bradshaw, and in the
corporation court Mrs. Isabel Ale
was appointed Administrative of the
estate 81 Clarence W. Ale.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Armistiee Service Planned.

Special Armistice Day services
will be held tomorrow night at
Trinity NJ. E. Church at which time
a special sermon will be delivered
by Rev. DIR. d. H. Martin. All per-
sons who took part in the world
war in any capacity are invited to
atfend-
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Case Under Amusement.

In the circuit court for this city
today Edward A. Bradshaw was ap-
pointed administrator of the estate
OF Martha A. Bradshaw. and in the
corporation court Mrs. Isabel Ale
was appointed Administrative of the
estate q Clarence W. Ale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

Digestion ener Net T~orScielie. SsSi,.
ter inrtcS at befonnile mig bel. I'll
Iite Sibcr titfibe ieg bare SpinulpI.
~hcoSaniaIo, % I'll andre Sibcr finn.
DC min Tpg uerfc iaa iIeint, at ieg
ponifelig funoc irtte mig eler relic
mig igien ira Stolen. Settle bar Of.
flirot Den 6oriatling icg par /, ga
icN bcapllote at taae 0citne Neoicin.
Set tpg affitrnt Ter SLATER til at
Qiorc Ell iriif Ntarb al mig. N1t hur
lcg ilOmerfet Nppetit. aIttre ilnoger
0oot 90 min 6orb0icIic or periett.
"Ifiu &i,itru bar caiao iii fine
Gioer plaget nreb Snoigestipr, %
oct belbre6e hcrbc paa ianurle Iaa.
bc. &c fan ofiertlieqiore min Or.
tlGring hpnriomhelit Se timber for.
gobt, oa hui5 rpGcr betpiler sen, beo
6cul finn benpenbc zig til mig"
Sn1lac iGIges al en- aob Ipotbc.
fer / bpcr @p. Iopt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

"Saulac bar belt 9ieroprettct min
Selbreo, % ieg beiinoer mig bebre
END paa nlallge Iar," bar oen lige.
irentnte GrfIGring, Der nplia uotaI.
ies al Wfr. George u. 2ogun, al
Teabobp, &anias, en- al &c melt pro.
nliltcittc &prgbonblere / oet n1iotre
&clten.
Get bar life olenc Niort Ell IN
Mtdnb az mig, men icg bar pirteIig
tiItaNct 30 Sumo / Tcgt % beiillbcr
mig iaa bel ionl nogcniinoc Tor / nit
Sip. Seq iortrIler ale mine %cn.
her ont Sanlnc, men DC tan oaian
ielp ic bpaO Oct bar llorcttet / nit
SiliGloc.
ga ieG bc0pnotc at toge Sarlac
bar icQ / Ell irpatelig ncobruot Gor,
iotnina. Seq bopbe oitoget megct /
@cat, ialte ipa1 % ncrusS til allc
Siocr og fitnoe life taae no9en Sir'
tercsie ! nit Nrbcioe cller lloget at
oct. Wfin pUicntligc Tlnge bar Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23
TcrHe 6roner.

Sc, Tom u1aatte trnte paa at dnbrirac
Itne S%porepenee / norife aroner mn.
neoens aurien enbnu er iaa fprbeIagtig,
Der benoenbe Jig til os forat faa Sors
iarine paa bette interesinutc SilinIoe.
yet norite StatsIaan / Nmcritu, lom
ioIgtes til Banter % andre paa Ell eucite
Sag, bepiier bebit 9orse5 iterfe iinans
ttclic StiIins. arieens 6cleer bar Ifobt
%Cnc'taaenbe Inlepninser til forbelo9ti9
Snpe'tmeut. Gen rorife InleritaIinic5
Htttcr Tan mn fisbes biIie. Wan bsr
'Gtte Jig inb / benne Sitlidtion o9 Splp5s
1lu19er ienoes frtt af Sirser SsIanb d Co.,
10 Spntb Dearborn Ct, Gbitasp, III.
NNn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

Naar sin &uh brnocr No rrcb flecubc
S.db. @Icgncr, gtScma, Yiornoii5
eIler andre al nisic frrgtcIi9c Slayer,
piI mioIcrtiniN 2irbriu0 oisrc Dig nm
Tibet goot, tbi mart bill al aIocu og Srriz
totion igieu brpnc rD MED fornnet Sci
ti9bco, % III piI mart finoe, at IotaIc
WSirIcr, ion Sn1ercIicr. CALDER % Iig
nenNe @chonolirger nIbri9 oil frigicrc
pio for Dine &ld9cr.
SiSie Snbcr bar lin Sprirbelic / @Ioz
Oct, % bpiS on perter pirtclig pg parig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23
9porfor Ct 9uoiDgoommc
iaa banifclig at ncertomme?

&inbriug. ma Nu bebdnbIe bcm eicnrcnt
@lnOet.
Set bcoitc MliooeI for Senuc Seniigt
CT S. s, S, het llNmrrteoc 9antle BLOB
mibbtl, Ser renter @Iobet for Sngboulss
ipircr % iaaIcbcs aienopretter 3uhcrs
nornlaIc og iunbc 6orfntriug.
@cgnuo az ta9e S. S. S. ioag, % iero
os ell f~uINitrnoig SeifripeIie AZ Dit Gil
irIoc. og TOR WebieaI Director uiI
uNeu @etoitrius sine Dig tpnSiee RdaS.
Nbrcsie: Chief NebicdI Nboiier. 16t
Slpiit laboratory, ItIdrtd, Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23
ri fan Iepers GEM 10 imi.s asior.

n THU Itutft S<W To THIHI1t uFTVK'
terene SuIetcrt men pdfre &ctirer iIIrt
paa.rntt ~@lGhelts Sui o. 5psI Srt'
aGr" % Sores Yaon o. NNresie enten
pan Spri sIer SuseIIt for Sis5. saer
% 8urt. asicrteret. ior S2.25. SsuS
os Sores Srpre iaas. che a%nnHsisH
Yubliisins Co.. SecpraS. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

ne uopinoe 100000 So,f aarIig
,acr man iaar iulo Crit.
S%ronobicm bar liant , Win. SIT.
Tenscne ifal iRrlIg BRIGGS III Sdp'
ncarbeiber.
Bite Sttobcr 1920.
Inoers Sfreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

5p.: On @onb iIos mig / 3ooet o.i.b.
spar: Suao DC Tan sipre beror
r.eoet paa, bunb &c uil sjsre. SC tau
Iloupt anoet iasipse bam FOR StabeS.
,rtatnins, bpis bon bnr Gienbpm, ian
hmm tnu betale Grtatningen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

~: S~neaaenbe no9en ll9reie meGs
len, eier pg Sorpaeter al en- 6arm etc.
spar: 81 fan life ipare paa bisic
zysrasmaal. Gr Scrbplbet Zig, at
mau life Tan bolbe bet ND, sipr mat
bcpft / at bcrucnbe fig til en- Sasfsrer.
zvsraercn sor insen 8urpIistclie mub
sru / greYet nGpntc Siestn;ng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23
,Iaben K~orreiponoance.

N; t,'portr 5psrpsroaI. iaa sobt ri fan. r.b b.
!, nm itoar til Dor 8nab;gheb. men paatar %
Rip.a iuribtR gnfpar for. at Spartns | ale 9il'
,s = : obiplut forfeit % fplbsitgisrenot.
g.srasuaal fra g.r'or.r: 'on lite op8ir fine Haons
S5,hsiti,utn. bttoares lite.
4 sp.ra,r, b,b.s aHattsf fin, SpsrssmaaI ct greet os
tpbtiia Sprpg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

20: Gneaaenbe ro9eu ll9reie meGs
I'm eier % Sorpagter al en- 6arm etc.
spar: 81 fan life ipare paa btsie
zporasmaal. Gr Scrbplbet Zig, at
man life tan bolbe bet ND, sipr man
bept / at bcnpenbe ZIG til en sasfsrer.
zusraercn sor insen SurpIistelie mub
seu / greoet nruntc Siestnins.
zp.: Spao Sag ll9eu bar Den 2Ooe
@ai 1867?
suar: 1anbus.
zp.: Sam Ell Ianb, icm 6prer Ell
ornen iii at arbeibe for fig paa Sarm,
1pi,oes til at betale mer enb blot %,
Observation-Disclosures, naar @cotomz
nlenoe tcnrner tiliiabe uuber Irbeibet
on oer iom Ssl9e AZ Oct?
Spar: llnoer be al Spsrseren
nGuntc Cmfrubisbener, fer bet nh, iult
nm 1armeren CT hiemfaloen til Sfabess
criatnins. &aabfSr Sem meo n Say.
iercr.
~: Sp8ip Norcsieu til en- paalioes
lg Npoteter / Secorah.
Spar: q. u. Gnsbertipn, Secps
lab, ga.
5p.: Cp9ip S(bresien til noseu inlt,
itrcrtc noritc S%ournaIer.
Spar: OILERS Samilie Spurnal' :,
Sriiiania; "Snutrcret Samilie. Suu-s
nal" Sriftiania; "Sanhreret 5amiIic,
Nao", Sprten, Horfung.
Sp.: 6pab or @brcsIcn iii "SduInes
ret lleeblao"?
spar: 6. 8asmusien Co., @iinne.
orpIis, Miun.
Sp.: SodS fan Der eisre6 men Ell
&crion, lonr beitnlber eli aroen for at
tGre %iinbsipg % letter ct IIi9t Tp9te /
SlnIpb2
spar: Scmucnb Scm til SercS
Gpuntp attortep.
Sp.: Sam euboer Spinhe ia Sonlcz
itCdo I'LL, cftcr at auinbcrnc bar iaact
Gientmcrct?
Spar: gei, 6pmeiteablppen or /
bet Stpffc liacban ipm fpr. Spis CT
4uir,he nncrebe bar brnst fin Spmc=
i~irnnrct, fan bnn life isien ia Sumt.
iteao. 8iftc 2uinhcr fan life ia So,nss
tteab, buiS bcrcs Wrnb fprisrger 5aa
miIieu.
Sp.: 6pao fables @Ianbler pna Gn@
geIif?
Spar: Mlmpnb.
81: Haar tom SC fsrite 3i9eune,c
(@ipiies) til Imcrifo?
Suar: Se Gncnclpprbter, ri bar
Sosans til, cir iusen gcifeb ON bette.
Som Snar paa. bnor man Tan
icnNc lib og iaa Iapet Striffe9arr al,
l.lries, at Den fan Icnbt5 til Ghippefpu
Sails @ooIeu Drills. Gbippeipa Sails,
8i5. llloen fan o9iaa icnOes til Sraz
baiu C.9ooleu Drills, Sraban. Tinu.
Evergreen fan o9ida torreipprbere mco
gtrS. Ole S~pennuneicn, CLAYTON. @is.,
*. !, iom mootar lib til Sorarbeioelie.
- San itogeu al Seierne urberrette
mig ON, boor jog fan faa barfet Subcr
III: Saaler. - &. Simpnien, Stone
&ate. IBIS.
- aun no9en al 2eierre opsi IbreSs
len til ct @amlebiem / ariitiauia -
life ct Satti9bus, men ct Sient, brpr
TIbrc SoIt faar tnn,nte inp MOB Ell big
@etaling.
@il Den Spsrger, iom bar ct 200
Tnr sarumclt Sslnubr torreipoubece
mco Olaf Neis. Sbief 9ioer Sails.
@irn., iaa er set mlIig at Ran fan
iGa ltbret iol9t.
Nils W%orterien, CT 0orn, ga,
rnifcr at faa Oibe ont BEN beoite @anSe
az bInnoe S%trptnin os Gpru til 3ottts
Gift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

for 8%ienrcisnins al set norlfc
Sprog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

GortipIsiie os Drip ftafier luiincer ipoSe
gt9r.r % uarieno. Rps. Rrrerns bar at
uo'ere bet r1ete slrbei6e meb at b.sieirpe
sneD.r eaeiue. 2 yebom. De bItr cpsrans
EErensts - ubtr rttebe. Ia pil bu fele big
peo. 'rritabel suer u.rpss os pil bare pos
o.evlue, SuimmeIbsb, Rpsimerter. errre
Gse'rnos % ures.lmnsiis Npr.iun!t'on.
Stp ytsrerne burtis Sialp % unbsaa al,
pss!,ss Rpreips oomms. Srus 9pan's
N'onet Bins. Te CT aubefalet opsr belle
Sessen. Srprp ein Tabo.
6sle Senne feeorab' Wanos
Qretnpel.
9 81 SSr.. s.ssiusb. 2s+ Dan str.st hesr;
eSoSnt Ehru9 Vils or ben btoite Rtrtuiseittr !
yanectts; pois iea bltr icrfi sIst 'puss bet at trtfs
~. vnri,rntt Hsessu % leo blir lam % sutfinet,s'
m i's Tan iaas Cor bjsI. VIaarr. Sc .r ni,,riia st
hor'.rf'' Ts-tm,hh.f'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

~: 6pa0 Sag ll9en bar Den 2Ooe
@fai 1867?
Spar: gtanbas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

Sp.: 6pab or Sbresicu til "Sauiles
ret ~llaeblao"?
Spar: 6. Gasmusien Co., Minre.
orplis, Mliitu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

5p.: Spsip Nbresieu til en- paaliocs
In Apoteter / Secorah.
Spar: 81. u. Grsbertiun, Seeps
inb, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

5p.: Cp9ip Nbrcsien til no9eu inlr,
irrcrtc noritc Solrnaler.
Spar: OILERS Samilie= Suurnal' =,
S%riitiania; "Snnitreret SamiIie .Suu@s
ral" 9riitiania; "Sanitrcret 8amilies
hlas", Surten, Horwnp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

Sp.: Nanr tum &c fsrite 3i9eunerc
(@ipiies) til Imcrito?
Spar: Se 6nepelpprbter, ri bar
%osans til, cir iuaen gcifeb ON bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

Sp.: ScaS fan Der eisreS ntcN Ell
&crion, iom beitplcer ell aroen for at
IRE iinbsipg % letter ct 1i0t &pete /
Smlpb?
Spnr: Scnpcnh Scm til SercS
Gpuntp Gtturitep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23
@pr Sfattepplitif.

Dor Sfattcpolitif soar mer %
mer / Hetnine al oireftc Sfattcr.
Sor iaa aar iioen bar Eplocn q, al
DC pistieite StatsinotGstcr os bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-23

Sp.: 6pao fables Oianbler paa Gus
oeIit?
Spar: Nlmpno.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
ANCELL DEAN
 OF FOUNDATION

New York. April IS - Dr. James Rowland Angel, for many years dean of the University of Chicago, has been elected president and chief executive officer of the Carnegie Foundation, it was announced here today
 Dr. AngeI1, who is head of the Ma tiona1 Research Committee, will take up his duties July l.
 Since the death of Andrew Carnegie who established the foundation in 1911 with an initial donation of $125-- 0O0,O0O and made it his residuary 1e- gatee, the presidency of the founda- ton has been vacant.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
COMMENT ON
 HUNGER STRIKE

London, April Is Most of the on Andrew Bonar Laws address in the House Of Commons in which he announced the governments decision relative to the hunger strike of Irish political prisoners held in Mount Joy jail in Dublin. The Times, however, condemns the governments policy, saying:
 Tt is based on a too narrow con ception and is consequently wrong. Whatever the cost to the prestige of the Irish executive department and the pride of ministers, broader and more mercifuI considerations should be permitted to prevail
 The newspaper warns the govern ment the incident is eInoittering Eng lands relations with Ireland.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
COMMUNIST
 LEADER TAKEN

Berlin, April 15-Max Hoelz, the Communist leader of Plauen, who re- gently fled from a Saxon city when government troops threatened his capture, has been located at Baynin, a village situated almost exactly on the Bohemian frontier. Czech troops are maintaining a close guard and it is believed HoeIz will not be able to cross into Bohemia.
 Indications that Hoelz's band is separating for safety are found in re- ports received here and it is said iso- lated parties have been caught trying to slip into Czecho-Slovakia and have been interned-
 Only about 300 of his former ad- herents still remain with Hoelz, ac- cording to a dispatch to the Zeitung Am Mittag. which says they are now
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
TO SIGNAL MARS
 FROM BALLOON

Omaha, Neb,, April 15 - The at tempt by Prof. David Todd of Ana- herst College to signal Mars from balloon will be made April g, ac- cording to announcement by A. Leo Stevens, balloon expert at Fort Oma> ha, whose gas bag will be used in the effort The professor suggested next week because Mars then will be nearest the earth.
 In a telegram to Lieutenant Colonel Jacob Wuest, commander of Fort Omaha, Prof. Todd referred to the apparatus he will use to ascertain whether sound waves or ether dis turbances are coming from the far away planet and whether they are electrical or otherwise.
 The tests, Prof. Todd said, will be made with a recorder on which he has worked for several years. The device carries records, sensitive to all atmospheric waves, which will hold impressions made in such form that they may be studied when the bal loon has returned to earth.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15

Liquid Veneer, regular 30c-21c.
 Amco stove polish regular 15c- 12c.
 Rinso, regular Sc-6c.
 Alunishine regular 12c-10c.
 Toilet paper, regular 10c-4 for 25c Auto-Jappa polish, regular $1-75c
 Feather dusters, IA inch, regular $1.1O-S5c.
 sash-cord clothesline. regular Sc foot-2c.
 Wool wall dusters, regular $1-75c Wright's silver cream, regular soc -23c.
 Liquid Veneer mops, regular $1.5o -$1.25.
 Glidden dustless mops, regular $1.75-$1.
 Wet mops with handle regular soc -4Oc.
 Howard dust1ess dusters, regular 40c-35c.
 Sanitary toilet brushes. regular 25c-19c.
 Scrub cloths, regular soc and s5c- 25c. Floor brushes, brist1e. regular $1.25 -95c.
 Scrub brushes, regular 25c-1Sc.
 Kitchen brooms, regular 65c-55c.
 Carpet sweepers, regular $3.50- $2.95. Paper dish cloths, regular 1oc-5c. Mop-wringer pails, regular $2.75- 8. 40.
 Brillo cleaner, regular 10c-3 for 25c. sponges, regular 10c and 15c-5c. 20 Mule Team Borax, regular 15c -1Oc.
 Waste-pipe cleanser. regular soc ! 4Oc. Waste paper baskets. regular 65c -55c.
 splint hampers, regular $1.5O- 95c.
 Food strainers, regular 25c-2Oc.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
lOWDEN WON
 IN PRIMARIES

Chicago, April 5 - According to latest returns today Governor Frank O. Lowden of Illinois won the Repub- Hcan presidential preference primary in his home state yesterday by a p1u- ra1ity of 64,574, on returns from all but 430 scattered precincts, although Major General Leonard Wood car ried Cook county (Chicago), by 27,- 443 and Senator Hiram Johnson of California, whose name had to be written on the ballot, surprised politi- cal leaders by running up a vote of 45,193 votes, including 40,SS1 in Cook county. There were no Democratic candidates on the ticket but a num- Der of names were written in by a few hundred voters.
 While less than half the vote in the state was cast and only a sixth as many women as men went to the polls, feminine thrift added to the pIuralitfes by which four bond issues for $34,OOo,oO0 for municipal im- provements were defeated in Chicago.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15

Sad iron sets, regular $2.5o-s2.25
 Tea kettles of copper, nickeIed, regular $2.75-$2.S5.
 Ladd egg beaters, regular 65c-50c
 Has hot plates, 2 burner, regular $3.75-$S.25.
 Gas ovens, regular $1.75-$1.5O.
 3-burner gas cookers with oven and broiler, regular 9.5o-$1z.5O.
 Moth balls, regular 20c-15c. ular $1O-$9.
 Gray enamelware kettles, regular SOc-65c.
 Cereal cookers regular s2.85- $1.s5.
 Cruller flyers, regular $3.1o-$2.5o
 Fire extinguishers, great protec- ton, regular $2-$1.
 Tea and coffee pots, fine enamel with nickel trimming regular $3.25 to $4-$2.95.
 Kettle-cover holders regular 5c- Pc. Alarm clocks, day nickeled, reg ular $5-$4.25. Indian alarm clocks, regular $2- S1.65. Mincing knives, regular 35c-25c. Table knives, silver pIated, regu- lar $4 dozen-$S. Table knives with metal handle, regular $1.S0 dozen-$1.5O. Heavy special can openers, regular 75c-60c. Spatulas, regular 1oc-5c. Knives and forks in sets steel with wood handle, regular S1.75-sl.43. Kitchen forks of several sizes and sorts, regular 1Oc to 25c-8c to 2Oc. Pyrex casseroles in nickeled frame, regular $3-$2. Mahogany-finish trays for serv- 1 ing, regular $1.75-$1.35. Toothpicks, regular 10c box-3c. Kitchen hatchets, regular 25c to $1 -15c to 7Sc.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
RHINE LINE
 IS NECESSARY

Berlin, April 15 A semi-oficia1 statement published here quotes from what purports to be report of a conference of French officers oi high rank recently held at Mayence, at which it was said to have been agreed that the ''1ine of the Rhine" was necessary for the protection Of France against the revenge ideas oi German military circles
 It was therefore considered, adds the report, that a buffer state must be created which should include that part of the right bank of the Rhine comprising the Duesseldorf industrial district, the Ruhr region and Frank. fort, and it's neighborhood.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
Fourth floor,
UNCoNTEsIED DIvoRCEs.

Seven uncontested divorces are scheduled to be heard by Judge Frank D. Haines in the superior court on Friday The two Bridgeport cases are: Elvina B. Cronk against Geo. w. Cronk and John Makara against Elizabeth Makara. Other petitions on the list are: Helen Derby Bid dulph against Matthew Biddulph, of Stamford; Rose Benedetti against Joseph Benedetti, Norwalk; Helen Roche against James c. Roche, Shel- ton; Ruth F'reck against George IL Freck, Stamford; Helen CalsoH against Peter Calson, Greenwich
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
GRAND JURY TO
 TRY "OUTLAWS"

New Orleans, April IS - Federal Judge Foster today called a special session of the federal grand jury to consider the cases of eight "outlaw" strike leaders arrested last night by federal agents on charges of interfer- ing with interstate commerce, vtolat- ing the Lever act and interfering with the mails Judge Foster announced that the grand jury men would be in sructed to investigate every possible phase of the strike here.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
PRIEST FORMS
 RULES FOR DRESS

Phoenix, Ariz.. April 14-An en- frances to St Mary's Catholic church today bore notices saying entrance into this church is forbidden women wearing low-necked dresses" The name of Rev. P. Novatus, rector, was subscribed. Members of the congre- gation said Father Novatus frequently had protested in public utterances against present day tendencies in wounen's clothin
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
REDS WANT GENERAL.
Picking, April 1EThe Russian I

Picking. April 1.-The Russian Bol- shevifd have demanded that the Chinese surrender to them the person of General Semenoff, who succeeded Admiral Kolchak as head fthe All Russian government. The Chinese government has refused to accede to the demand but has notified the mili- tary governors of Manchuria, where Semenom took refuge after leaving Siberia, that he must either disarm or leave Chinese territory. The gov ernors were directed to keep close watch of the former Cossack com mander while he remains in Man churia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
Box stationery: good, special priced.

Reblin's fine Colonial parchment heavy and thick and rich in effect long envelopes with curved |flap-regular 9Oc- 69c
 Hurd's Old Colony lawn even and smooth of finish nice weight regulation size and syle-regular 75c-59c
 Reblin's Cambric blue white pink, long narrow envelopes with deep square flap-regular Toe 59c Kearflax linen and Old Salem lawn, nice weight and good writing surface-regular 35c- 29c f1oor,r
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
WIFE SEEKS FREEDOM.

Alleging that her husband has be- come infatuated with another woman in Italy, Emma E. Ronitelli of this city started divorce proceedings in the superior court, yesterday, against Uba1do Rometeli of Cartaceto, Italy. The plaintiff says she married Rome teIh June ?, 1907. She claims he de- serted her in 1917 and went to Italy where he met the correspondent. The suit is returnable to the May term.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
FINED FoR ASSAULT

Peter Gaston of 195 Ha1Iett street, was fined $50 when ararigned in the City Court yesterday, on charges of assault. During the course of a family fight Tuesday morning. Gas ton beat up his wife, Josephine, and his step-daughter Mrs Mary O'Shan- ley. The man admitted that he had been drinking the night before.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15

Emphasis is laid by the Daily Mali on the fact that many of the hunger strikers have not been convicted in properly constituted courts of justice and therefore should not be allowed to staETe.
 ''On such exceptional and momen- tous occasions" the newspaper con- tinues, we look to the government to take a broad and generous view
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-15
THEFT CHARGES NoL1ED

4 Charges of theft which were re- gently entered against Harry FideI. man of S1 Reilly street, were nolled upon the payment of S5. in the city court yesterday.