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New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
Card of Thanks.

TO our relatives. our kind friends 3nd n"i-h)!O"S. the NJ W. of A. and "ihc hoNs' this old comrades). We wish to extend our sincere thanks for the kind sympathy, shown us. during. inc illness and bereavement of onr beloved son and brother, Edward B. Johnson.
 MIR, and MRS. LEVIN JOANsoN.
 AND FAMILY.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
RESIGNS M1N>GERsmr

Berlin, I7eb. 6.- Eugene ZiInns r. mann, dircctor-Senera1 of the August Scherl firm-the Lokal .An2ciger and allied newspapers-has resigned lis mana cement and will join the super- isorN council of those neMspa apers-.. !.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
SLIPS AND BREAKS WRIST

Eric I. Baude, employed in the bank commissioners office al the capitol. fell while on his way 10 the office yesterday in Hartford and broke his right wrist
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
Mrs. Robert J, Crosby

Undertaken NJ. J. Kenney today re- 'ceived q telegram stating that the shipping Of the body of Mrs. Robert ] .. Crosby from Detroit. Mich.. was de !aNed yesterday. IL is expected to ar TfNc here tomorrow
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
LEASES GIDEI...

p. J EofNoultor nf Hartford, has taken J lease for one year on store owned by George F'roeba at 146 Arch street The store is in Turner nall buildinS and will be used for an auto salcsroom. An annual rental of $500 is stipulated.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
GOOD HALL BN THIEVES

investigation hy the local dctc,PiN bureaI; today of the robbery at ahe Sto"r of TtoStuwriC Brothers at 2G4 south Main street last nicht. showed goods amounting to $253 and $S in l;ISh MhS takeN.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
Mrs, Frank .I. Moran

,, Tire funeral of Mrs. Cecelia Moran, wife of Fire Commissioners Frank J. Moran. will he held at 10 o'clock to- morrow morning at St. Joseph'S church. The burial will he in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
NfrS. Michael IIamicNi..Z.

The funeral of Mrs. Michael Ham TcwicZ was held at the Russian Or thodoN church this morning. The body was placed in the vault at Fair view cem cterN.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

New York. Feb. 6.--The New York Clearing House statement today gave exchanges as ss10.e91.4I7 and ba l. ances as sSS97oG23
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
"D" MEN TO DINE

The Dartmouth club of this cit, will hold the regular ponthl\ luncheon tomorrow at 12:l5 o'clock at the New Britain club.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
WIRE TROUBLE.

Because of the storm which inter- fered with wire service there was no New York stock exchange report to- day.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06

Glover Eddy post of the American Legion will be in charge of distribut- ing memorial diplomas from the French republic, as pictured above 10 the nearest of kin of New Britain sol diers who died in the world war. Ser vices will be held in Foz's theater on Sunday afternoon. Feb. -, Washing tons birthday. when clergNmen or va rious denominations will speak and other prominent men will be heard. The Legion is cooperating with army relatives of the heroes receive the di- plomas In order that none may be forgotten The Herald offers it's selN
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
'FLU' ON DECLINE
 HERE, IS BELIEF
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May we ask that you do Hout ut- most in assisting in the fight now go- ing on to check this epidemic? Very truly yours.
 BOARD OF HEALTH.
 M. H. CAMP. Chairm ,n |"
New Britain herald., 1920-02-06
This laxative Is Now in Half a
 Million Homes
They regulate their health with
 Dr. CaldwelTs Syrup Pepsin

Nlzrc there s5c women and young c'';l:lren and cldetly peopl-tit is always well to have mid, gentle acting lsxs- tive Ike Dr. Caldweiis Syrup Pepsin handy. his Is combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin which does all that is required in constipation and does ii with safety and comfort. It Is free from narcotics and may be gwen to babies. Half a million mothers have il n as msny good American hoprcs. and these families are beslthicr for it. Every drug store sells Syrup Pcpsin at Soc aud ,sI largo bottle, the latter for those who already know its merits.
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,JOHNS0N'S "RADl.
CALlSM" IS ONLY
PALE PINK
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.J0HNS0N.W00D !.
FORCES MIX
MEDICINE
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crutches. The forces which began a
decade ago actively to disintegrate
the old order of society did not leave
unscathed the elder statesmen u tile
G. 0. P. Several Of them are dead.
The most celebrated survivor, Pen
rose, is sick. The others are here in
Chicago, but they do not exercise
that sure control Of the convention
which they have known in the past.
Just the same, the '')ld Guard"
and its best disciples are here, and
they are busy. Operating through
the National Committee they have
handled the contested delegates So as
to weaken Wood and add to Lowt'en's
paper strength. If they could take
all the delegates and distribute them
evenly among half dozen aspirants
they would do that. For the strength
of the "Old Guard" lies always in tie
weakness Of the candidates. the in
ability of any man to he nominated
until the "Old Guard" gives the word.
Knox for president and johnson for
vice president is still the dream of
the old Republican leaders. But
Johnson still scorns, at least in APP
pearance, the suggestion that he take
the tail of the ticket. At this date
the hope of the leaders is to make
Johnson see that if he does not 60 on
such ticket with his friend and an
ti-treaty associate, Knox, then the
prize will surely go to some person
like Lowden who may end up hy ac-
cepting the Wilson peace treaty and
league with only slig reservations.
And when Hiram is told that he
can write the treaty plank all by him
self i he will take the vice,,presiden,,
johnson" will go through with a
wloop. If he refuses, then look out
candidate,
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OH YOU PHRENOCEM
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WHEREAS. it appears that Il large
number Of accounts against Sheridan
County, Montana, are on file in the
Office of the County Auditor Of said
County. and that the same have not
been acted upon by said Auditor, nor
presented to the Board Of county
Commissioners by said Auditor for
final action thereon. and that there
appears to be no good reason Cor the
failure of said Auditor to act upon
said claims.
Now. therefore, on motion of Com
missioner Matkin. seconded by Com
missioner Timmons, the County At
tOrney of Sheridan County il hereby
instructed to forthwith take proper
legal steps to compel said County Au-
ditOr to act upon said claims by either
approving or disappearing the same.
and If necessary to wOrthwith secure
writ of mandate or other proper
writ for the purpose of enforcing Of
fetal action on the part Of said Coun-
~ Auditor.
Said motion was thercupon put to
vote which resulted as follows:
commissioner Matkin. in favor of
said motion. EYES,"
Vu"iSsioslSV lluUONS, IN favor
Of said motion. "Yes."
Commissioner Tyler. In favor Of
said motto "No."
Attorney Gunther. upon being in
terviewed. remarked, that he thot
that the County Commissioners were
just kidding him and that as far rs
he Is concerned. he thought that the
matter was n good joke, although he
did not know whether the joke was
upon the county commissioners or
upon him. He further remarked that
he figured that those holding claims
against the county would have to hire
their own lawyers yet for a while lie
would not butt in ON the hu,inc Of
the rest of the attorneys.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-06-11

;: $$ @ 5$$ HS5$
\; e
For Snna a have 6S s s 5 3
+ this nation The n!ns
fttf!ST ff! Ss% e
by s the
afTf Sf% f EXPLOIT IN
the dsadva"tse the the w"rerH
iS e2
ceedingy popular with the capitalist today.
$S $S fSH Ss% SS5
E ?AENS& E! HS 1EH GE hF IN
HE @
soon be confined groups workers Who see in state
one q" inns ep is
to oS e @ Td
objections that have been made against the league and its plat
] a % ] $ %Se"es 's
oS S Of gHM E S6ur o VIII Be 25BES
GHE E ST. IN S TUE NMnES or THE poLl1IGA DANG
T 70 TH M2 Es Hx SN ET
q, u9 NE SGM TiN W0SG S9Yes HAZE BEEN TORN WITH
sWEET AND VIII coME PEACE Will now 6EscEN ii5t' a
The ink was hardly dry on the announcement of the decision
words Of Josh Billings seen their duty and done it,
HUH if FOX SST ro S M Rfe RSD fits i %T 81 f x
Why shouldn't the state banks and ou,-nis coa-nnes
and appearances power plants and elevators and railroads?
M II vH rN r 9f t 81 T cAS c%
81? H %a S AS SSS E& SE SFT H zS5
n, Thus ts the pS'isjn who th il bis lip:
of sa!ne!ing the ,ica" supreme court has
r 4 % %f%ss 91 Of S sif n
ATES Vo M S1W EEcoE AS PLENTIFUL AS cAND
The orators will make in enthusiasm what they in
@ and the League in this state rest
the League endorsement for office providing there salary
WILLING TO ACCEPT too MILD TERM to describe the
avid anxiety with which ambitious individuals willing to and
sacrifice for the peepu wait and watch for sign that
SSHnf i IS cEKrANy WORTH THE
1S EE 4F FOX %E SME TG
US TO VIEW SERIES OF MODERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fff HE falling LIN 6H T TESXy
sM Rc6MN PG F Tos OF
Of the ; EeShevkS diSpeang and revealing ddy
E&T SA xj TE& Sa TSS3S
For those who looked forward the coming elections with
the Irish wish of having through welcome struggle much
"S &e$$ SsiiSf SSEs'!iS PENALTIES
have the supreme cott o $ side eSe and
We voice the fear that the state election in Montana will be
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-06-11

will sd's
liability any Which pat,onizcs Advertising
FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1920
friends o III: s5sH:s K M 3S t *s to II s
c> $ IL: e: S::: $ :S
for He Me- now wants to be IN MS
Here what ppsnng to- many farmers all over Montana"
The editor has @ this n n:occ n % tic IN"
loving
%:% r d t1 III: sy * r.
sGng eds noems Ss wS M in THE syS H
$;. % 81: S y S il: ) IN :fS :s:S *
Ma" Pol" Sf ri, snf x: Just ar %G % " 4" zee "
" sx ye Set s9 s % s so 's Goop S oS MxS
" that n nG %e sv wi h About TSd s3 e tf
you the There is hardly any doubt but that
% s'ss't to yH or" e Ts that s we NAVE
The Politician pats the la,mc, on the back little moro until
he has h' nicely sveI'ed up with compliments The a*ser
"cf course the boys are no, in sympathy with this
5 to- c Ss So to @ HGT " "ce we a"
5 WE win %av get @ s o" d: y? SHOW The that :y M
BUNCH Of unEateful fellows after err. all you have
IL, ift %e iS S
with < 'ss ~""
going to good American ticket. We are go.
20; % % II: t"sw tns
% sF w & w yS" "s: ' he
tween You and me we know tic League didn't deserve
: css n h: S
"p S' w MS% US S" p ." and ali sc
farmers votes which you are bound to get even if the
to win in a walk. Now if YOU will just let US bring you
will think Of and the logical man for
t h t at % 1osion be s esda don" have the
praise mixed s to keep Mr. Dq The far are
trap The results always md If MI Dubb should happen
Win % hm 3 % s 5 s to theme %
StsSs o f"cRs hs s i Mr. Out e S sof f
the farmers vote and then they slip Of the which
rum for @ he E using n"y %n e
goat The League PLAN Of d:ftg men for office is the best
You like the cheers the night election but
MAKE UP YOUR MIND TO ABIDE BY THE LEAGUE
SSgrPoRr THE CANDIDATES. y w11!cl! IT EXnoRsEs
S: $5 #SS5S @
WANTS. AN OFFICE Just bet of these
$&S$ SA$E s HI IE $ & $$
Lie sERVANT-1hc Richland County Leader.
THE EFFECTS OF PURlFlcATION
rH s fs!tf hH hs H @ E GHyNT Of E
PASSED ~ THE NONPARTISAN LEAGUE LEGlSl ATT IRE
OF NORTH DAKOTA. ENABLING THE STATE TO ENGAGE
~ PR0DIGTl|E ENIERpRISES SlCll As FOUR MILLING.
COAl.-MlNlN( THE MANUFACTURES OF FL. ECTRIC POWER
AND OTHER FIELDS OF ENDEAVOR NOW DOMINATED III
PRIVATE CAPITAL.
We should that the the Nnnp,rtiS:n League
will now have to do something THAN RAISE TIE CRY OF
SOCIALISM against this LEGISLATION and perhaps may to
resort to something that will he
and argument.
THE IDEA OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES ENDORSING ANYTHING SOClAlSTlC IS TOO FAR
FEICHED TO FOOL EVEN AN lNDVlD Al. WHOSE HAIR
STARTS AT HIS EYEBROWS. ~
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-06-11

For those who looked the coming elections with
the Irish wish of having peace through struggle much
of the promised pleasure has departed.
RESPECTABl11TY BRINGS ITS PENALTIES
10 he with the majority is safe but unnteresting and
to have the court ones side un,c:lable.
We the fear that the state election
devoid the thrill they promised before the supreme
in ALTHOUGH WE ARE YET LIVING IN HOPES THAT SOME
ONE WILL DISCOVER THAT THAT AUGUST BODY HAS Be
COME INFECTED WITH BOLSHEVISM, OR PURCHASED
WITH RUSSIAN INSTEAD OF AMERICAN GOLD
tons will he unrestricted does they ignorant of
the fine points of political trickeN.
AmeucanlSm is the ground ofceseekcr prefers
on so as to avoid getting his feet with
the country.
Perhaps the ractona,eS anxious O give the
tuition to the foreigners because they haven't
themselves. ~ y
The American aviator who the worlds record for altitude
not long ago may have been trying the high cost of
living. ~ e ~ "
americans have been accustomed ppessive measures for
onE a they ever d" get free speech again. continue
kE out the corners OF their mouths long time rs
leased aihr'S do. '@ ''> " "
l' Lloyd says: Those VIII" don't how to vote this fall
:N !"ar protests against the fore, of hole IN
i ""'Ehnut unless YOU register and vote
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15

Does the coming % Spring with
all IL pleasures mean anything TO
YOUf
THAT all dcpcndf,' may. be your
answer and admittedly ii all de-
pends"-it ~ depends upon whether
or not your system hos Withstood
the cSacting siege 81 winter that
leaves IN is wake 20 many many
thousands u people with complete
IS rundown systems.
In fact. conspicuously in the min.
ority are those who have complete
IS avoided the rsvagcs ~ winter NAL
adics. True. there are thousands
who were successful in Warding
~ attacks u influenza and still more
thousands who escaped pneumonia,
bat WHO Is THERE THAT DlD
NOT EXPERIENCE AT LEAST
ONE HEAVY WINTER COLD DUR
ING THE PAST SEASON. Remcm-
Der. only second IN severity TO pneu-
monia and influenza is the heavy,
winter cough or cold.
Like pneumonia and influenza,
winter coughs and colds tend 30 WAX.
en- and materially affect almost every
vital organ u the body. People who
have suffered heavy winter cough,
Sc, feel that their systems have cscap-
"a the strain " winter weather, are
sadly mistaken. II they could grasp
the facts. they would not wonder why
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15
oenIus.

The book reviewer OF Everybody's
Magazine drops. somewhat unac-
ountably. into these rhapsodical re-
Elections ON genius: 1T Is the queer.
est thing In the world. the most I'M
eXplainable. II burns now In the mind
Of "A taN-collcctors sou In ancient
Rome. now In a tent maker OF Persia.
now la livery keepers son In Lon.
Don. now In a mixer OF pills In a
dreary Norwegian town. Like the
wind. Il hloweth whittier II listeth.
IL Is firc that may not be quenched.
either 10y failure ~ success. And
whether we know IL or not. It's rays
light the paths Of all ~ US"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15
BRYANTSvILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l. Burton were in
Richmond Monday
Mr.. and Mr.. W. X. Davis we're in
Lexington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hogan Ballard
were Danville visitors last sunday
Mrs Henry Ruble and son. Chen
ault were Danville visitors Saturday
Miss Wayne Ballard and Mr.. Jack
Williams were Danville visitors sat
urday.
Miss Stella Brown q Beuna Vista
spent the week end with Miss Therese
Woods.
Misses Matte and Myrtle Camp
bell spent last week with relatives in
Junction City
SIR. Alphie Scott u Dayton Ohio.
spent last Monday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ruble.
Mrs. Louis Vogel Of Cincinnati. b.
spending several days with her father
Mr.. Charlie Coulter.
Messrs c. NJ Dean and Robert
Burton attended County Court in
Richmond last Monday.
Mr. Enoch Halcomb Of Owsley CO.
spent a few days last week with Mr..
b u Halcomb and family.
Mesdames b. G. Rose. J. Hogan
Ballard and Miss Zilla Dawes were in
Danyillc shopping Friday.
Mr. Herbert Hutchinson of junction
City spent the week end with Mr.
John Campbell and family.
Mesdames J. Hogan Ballard and
y. G. Rose were the guests Friday o.
Mr.. r. II. Elder at Nicholasyille.
Mr.. and Mr. j. Hogan Ballard at
tended up IN Nable's Room" at the
Lexington Opera House Tuesday
night
Mr. J. H. Edward. Miss Allie Mae
Edward and MIR. Thomas Henry Ed
wards were Nicholasvillc visitors on
Friday
Mr. and Mrs. c. VI. Dean and Mr.
and Mrs A. =. Swope were Sunday
guests u Mr.. and Mrs Sam Farley
Of Nicholasville.
Dr. and Mrs. h. & Rose and little
son. james Lear. attended up In
Mablc's Room" al the Lexington
Opera House, Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Williams and
Miss Helen Blair Williams visited
Miss Fannie Kidd in the Berea Hos
pital who underwent an operation.
Miss Kidd's many friends here wish
her a seedyp recovery.
Mrs. Crowley Hurt died April 10th
az $3.50 o'clock She leaves 20 mourn
her loss her husband and four chill
dren. lnterment took place in the
Maple Grove cemetery Sunday after
onon. The sympathy Of the com
munity is extended 10 the bereaved
ones.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15

Less than three hours travel from
dirty. busy London n the forest ~
Arden. which Is hnllowed IN the minds
Of all who speak English by the fact
that Shakespeare found IN Il the lnspl.
nation Tor his woodland scenes and
especially for the Enthusiastically heauti-
ful ones 81 "a Midsummer Nights
Dream" The great oaks under which
his fairies danced SIN stretch out
their branches over the shadow.dap-
pied swurd
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15
Would Spare orandmas Feelings.

The other day my aunt was writing
20 her mother. and she sale 90 her
little boy. who had recently learned u
few II his letters NJ school: Gene.
don YOU want Ia write your letters 10
grandma md show her how much you
have lehrncdf" Gene thought a few
minutes aud tJru replied: 20. mother.
rrundma Is 80 Old and it's been long
time since she went 10 school. she
probably woulin't know what they
are. Exchange.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15

hey feel 20 tired. sluggish. lifcless
and generally out-of-fix. when they
know they should be full Of pep
and vitality. In perfect harmony with
the inyigorating breezes and sun
shiny weather Of Spring.
Thousands Of people are now TAX
ing Trutoua. the Perfect Tonic. to
overcome this weakened physical con-
dition 80 prevalent at the close 81
winter aud hundreds Of public state
mcnts now being made daily. prove
that none has been disappointed in
Trutoua as rcconstructivc agency,
system purifier and body invigorant.
Trltona does it. work quickly.
Il speedily attacks the impurities IN
the blood that might. Il left alone
bring serious results. II rebuilds
broken down tissues. strengthens
the nerve ccntcrs and produce pro-
per digestion and assimilation 81
food, at the same time throwing of
any dccaycd matter that may have
accumulated. In short Trutona
thoroughly and efficiently tones az
every organ Of the body and gives
to your physical being the vigor and
vitality. which alone can place with
In your reach the many pleasures
which Spring offers to the healthy
man and woman.
Trutona Is sold IN Lancaster. at
McRoberts Drug Store. adv.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15
The white Deer o, cO.se For,s,

In the Cozac forest In Glen Cannie-
lt Inverness. Scotland. white fawn
lg,s recently made an appearance
iu herd 81 red deer The animal
las ucyh observed closely through n
telescope aud Is said to he pure white
with the exception ~ slight blush
Liark uu the neck.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15
That's Warm eaouah.

An astronomer has come forth with
the belief that the temperature ~ the
center Of the sun j. not more than TO-
GO degrees ccntigrade.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15
Happiness and Duty.

Happiness Is the natural flower Of
duty.-Phlllips Brooks.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-15
SPRING is HERE BUT ARE
YOU READY TO PARTAKE
OF PLEASURES OFFERED?

Trutona Is Daily Winning Unstinted Praise
From Hundreds For Overcoming Tired,
Draggy 'No-Account Feeling so Pre-
valent During the Coming Season
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-25
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Philadelphia has no equal in the production of woolen goods, knit goods, leather goods, textiles, ships, locomo- tives and numerous other things.
 The military motor trucks which traversed France during the war have been found to have shattered(many an old structure along the road Historic buildings have been almost ruined by the vibrations of the hesvy vehicles.
 A California woman i1as home that is a veritable House Of Hearts, The tables, chair, etc, inffact. all the fur niture of the peculi5r house, is heart shaped. The beds thave heart-shapvd headboards supportbd on both sides by bedposts carved ye represent Cupids arrows
 Potatoes were used as food in Amer lea long before the advent Of the Flu ropeans- They are supposed b have been brought from Chill to Mexico. They were taken to Spain from Peru, then 10 the Netherlands and Burgundy. and in 1863 from Virginia a shipment was taken to Ireland.
 One woman who can laugh at the demands of cooks and housemaids Is Miss Leah White, of Evanston. H.. who has built for herself spacious bungalow in which the heating, wash ing. cleaning. cooking and other house hold tasks are performed automaticals ly by means of ingenious electrical de- vices and apparatus.