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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-23

NOTICE OF DlSsoLuTIoN-Notice is
Annie y, H.. Moon and Louise b. Horslcv.
under the firm na:ac OF +. Il Moon X
Co. and doing business at wnrmnstcr. in
Nelaon County. Va. has been this dav dis
solved by mutual consent. Tho said r..
X. Moon has authority to collect all debts
Due TO tho said hrm: sell and DISPOSE OF
It's stock OF goods and merchandise and to
do an things that are necessary 10 wind
up the business of the said hrm. Given
unuer our hands this LIST daY OF June.
i3.u +. II, Moon. Annie -. H. Moon.
Louise - HorsleY.
OFFICE Of German American Building and
Loan Corporation. Richmond Va. June
IL. 1870. Tho directors OF this COMPANY
on the above date declared scmiannual
ulN!uend OF 10 payable To stock holders on
and after july !. 1920 Chas. X. Willis.
SecretarE and Treasurer.
OFFICE OF
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
RICHMOND. VA.
Tho Board OF Directors OF this Com
pany have this day declared semi
annual dividend OF ten GOl per
centum (iwo and $4,000 dollars per
,share), and an EXTRA dividend OF two
% per ocntum unity cents per
share). payable July /. 1920 to stock
holders OF record Mt the close OF business
June 20. 1920
Checks viii he mailed
Is. c. LEWIS. JR.. Secretary
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Poultry and Supplies

Mii.kOLINE CERTAINLY tones 10 the dlges-
I'VE ORGANS. which. as all feeders know
,nhhca ieed 20 farther and your hogs grow
faster. At your dealer from Brauct A.
hasten. is0s East Cary Street.
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VIRGINIA. TRUST COMPANY
r, A. nichmond, Va. June Is. 1920;
day declared n quarterly dividend OF two
s rSr , Gent 12%s payable July i 1920 to
l.. ID. hYLETT.
Secretary.
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Bye. l.. < Fl. L. DENOoN, fNtS,
Real Estate Auctionee RS. hs,t
Sale by Public Auction OF tho !deAirS
able brick dwellings, -
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Richmond, Va. June 80. 1890.
AZ a meeting OF the board OF dire ctors
OF this bank Acld this day. n semlannual
dividend OF ten COED per cent. and an
extra dividend of tive $3.50 per cent were
dc clRCed payable to the stockholders Of
record as OF the close OF business June 30.
1870.
JOHN c. WHITE.
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Wantcd-lteal Estate

CHAs. L. I.OEIiR & co. INC, Insurance.
and Real Estate. 3Ol Mutual building.
II. Arthur Bayi:ss Manager Real Estate
department..
FARM--Wanted. TO bu" "A farm direct from
owner from 40 TO 300: Chesterfield pre-
ferrcd. The price must be- right VIII puv
l-2 cash. balance and years: not over
80 mites out. II l35. care Times III spa tCh.
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INDUSTRIAL LOANS TO
HOUSEKEEPERS
At legal charges: Phone Madison 2537
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
200 1-2 North Sixth Street. Second Floor
MONEY loaned to houseketpcrs AT legal
interest. Standard Credit Company. 211
North Fourth Street.
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Rcnl Estntc for Exchnnro as

WILL exchange we'll located apartment
house for good farm near city Farm
must he well iinprovCd ana on good road.
Act quick Charles r. Ruehrgnund. Sole
East Main.
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w. T. sNopDY. crier. . sTma5
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

Legal Notices OF
l HEREBY notify that I. T.. ID. Cttiey.
have bought grocery store of LOUIS
Roberts. located at ga Perry St. South
Richmond. and l Will not be responsible
Tor any bills or debts made by Louis
Roberts after June IS 1890. All bills
must hc presented before above Date. r..
u. Uttley.
LEGAL notice. have this day bought
the business known Majestic kcs-
taurant. No. los East Broad Street. All
creditors are notified to present bills to
present occupants. Iii. Craniaa and Ster-
gious I. Miras, on or hcfor, the LIST day OF
lAlY. lao. IL IL Elicit
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NJ. ELWoOD WILSON Complainant
against
MARY ELLEN WILSON ...Dcfendan
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, CntS, Pets.

Dogs, Cats, Pets. At
DOGS and monkeys for sale. rea,onanI.
NJ a. Wilber. Lyric Thcater.
DOGS--Pointers. Settlers and Hounds 10,
any game. trained dogs and purs Stat.
wants Can snip now. Also booking ord
ers for Octobtr delivery. They are going
TO be scarce and high this fall. Tell what
you want. II. a l.inyille. M,. Airy. *. Z.
LET US board your canary for YOU Sours.
Bird SHOP. lib East Grace.
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles AS
HORSES-Fo- sale. ten accIiina,cd horses
mares and Inuies. right out o. hari
WORK one Kentucky ruobcr-tired bTeaS
cart one doub!e truck and one single
truck ~ South Tenth Street. n
HORSES AND MuiEs-For gale Two
=, hor<os and two mu!cs Can be soc n M
SSS9nh ana Stockton Streets. Standard
ONE SURREY. $500: ruDa1ou, 10 90
WAGON. $500. Richardson Bios. us
iRGiNIh'S RELIABLE nAZAAR-Wolf
Broohs You Will md plenty hOrse1
Anq noIes. second hand wagons. hrrpies
nhd harness. for gale daily Auction day1:
iuesony 1nd Saturday. Bring us your sur.
pIuI STOCK We Tili cell them .Ur You
ana you can get your money same dhy
Madison Us s ss' Franklin Street, Ph0n'
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D..
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FINANCIAL
Money to Loan
INSTRUCTION

AuoSui, DunSihG' Dlniiiatic Al
DANCING-Mrs. O. e. EmInenhauscr 2o@
East Marshall Street. guarantees in nv.
lessons. Madison G26J-J
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THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.
Richmond. Va. June 81. 1920.
Tho directors or this bank have today
declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF ~ on the capital sioch. payable July
l.. 1870. TO the stockholders of record as
OF uHe 25 1890.
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And the corner brick store and dwell.
ling,
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

GRACE. w. lS2s--A large. sunny S-room
apartment Possession September /
No children. Call between and 6.
GRESHAM COURT-Furnished apartment
IS. summer months Randolph II.
WEST END--Fivc-room. furnished f,f
besides bath room. kitchen and porch:
July and August. $50 per. 20I2 Park
Ave. boulevard 3iSG.
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THE CHURCH HILL BANK Richmond.
declared ssm,annuai dividend OF 81 i.
p r@sota Juiy l. 1899 to s,ockhoideEs Of
mailed. Chas. r. TalicY. ce-PFesident
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-23

BY r. Is. CHAFFIN &c CO.. Incl
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Richmond. Virginia
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Houses for Rcr

FOR RENT-Modern. S-room house wit
hot air heat: located in wOodlan
Heights: new and furnished: direct fror
owner. Phone Madison 5437-W.
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FARMS WANTED.

Wanted, farms and tim
Der lands anywhere in Vir-
ginia. Write us for listing
blanks.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

PETERSBURG CAR LiSE-Si0O pcr
week or $500 per month. no interest or
taxes. buys a large lot on concr, 20 road
and car line. &c fare TO city. Small pay
mCnt down. Sec a. !. DauEhtrcy. 1905
Mutual Bldg. Phone Madison 3is2.
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business Equipment 90

.TABl.E-5i-in solid .quartered oak claw
foot pedf stall table. s feet long Sos.
Bailey Furniture Co. 1906 Eas; Main ST.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-09
Evening Chat
"a vac Ipst zee LaIe,

please, is this the place where
they have tho dog to EiTe aEay?"
asked a small Eoics ye1terday
morning. .
"Yes, this Is the pIace-bqt----=,".
well, I'LL DO right IN after itIH
exclaimed the same snail y9les eS-
citedIy without waiting 70 hear
what the lady had to saF. And
w6en he was told the little dog had
already found q hofae 9 very woe
begone little boy expressed MS soF7
row over the fact
"Yoy see, once had a llHle aeg,
he explained, anxious to tell sad
little tale. "And he, used 70 80 TO
meet Daddie every night Apd Dag
die always looked Tor him on 9 Ger.
tain corner. and he always sS9ppeq
his automobile and let Jackie bop
up on the running board. One day
Jackie saw a taxi and thought u
was Daddie's car and he vas s9
happy, cause Daddie vas late that
pight-and he rad out into the
stret to met tho car and-and---
aud it ran over him and killed him;
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INSTRUMENTATION
living RATHERHLGH.
Much Of the Money is
Coming Out Of Ger
many, too
(Ry Assoeiated RressI

DOOM HOLLAND, Nov a.
Revelations in the Prgsstan state
legiglstura At Berlin Of the sums Of
money which the former German
Emperor has been permitted to
draw from Germany during the
past tHe years, together with the
encouragement that the Dutch
government will tax him for an an
ugRl income Of 1fsOO,9Qu gqildsrs.
have caused the burghers Of Doom
70 gpsculate as TO what he does
With all this money. (Nominally
guiIder Is worth ~ Cents)
From Germany, tho former en-
perQr is said to have drawn 1000
900 guilders, equivalent at present
rates OF exchange to II ,137, 600
German marks, also the proceeds
Of the sale Of some of his property
at Wilhelmstrasse, said to be, 49,
000.0e0 marks. Besides all this
income, the Prussian government
has contributed additionally TO the
furnishing OF his new house at
Doom.
For long time William conf
planned Of being financially embar-
raised. Now however, according
to the people of Boorn, he appears
to be living in high style.
Not counting his marshall, Cen
ernl Won Gottard and other mem
bers OF his Immediate suite. ap-
proximetely so servants are now
employed to keep UP the house Of
Rporp. This does not include the
Workmen who are still engaged in
various repairs about the house
and grounds.
n There are 2 char women. who
are kept busy polishing the floors.
brasswork and otherwise keeping
the castle up to the standard of
old German cleanliness demanded
by the former Empress Augusta
Victoria. They receive the eQui-
valent Of about a dollar a day.
Ten Of them live in tho castle.
In all, William now employs six
cooks, who include a chef and an
assistant living at the castle and
four women who come In to work
by the day. There arc also a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-09
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Saws DR.. Edwards, a Yell-krown
Ohio Physician

DrFM, Edwards for II years treated
scores OF women for Liver and'boWeE al
ments. During these years he gave %
Ills patients a prescription made Of q
few well-known vegetable lngreotSats
mixed with olive oil. naming them
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. You viii
Know them by their olive color,
These tablets are wonder-vor on
the liver and bowels, which cause q
normal action, carrying OH the waste
md poisonous natter in ones syStel;;l'
II you have pale face. salloW looE,
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, hoad-
aches, a istless, no-good feelng, au out
Of Or. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for a time and nots the pleasing results.
Thousands Of women and men take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue.
cessful substitute for ralomeI-noF ana
then Just 70 keep them mt 45e and Soe'
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TIE Eys TEL IHtsFes tIna staEiss-
! si9 u 4 fTisnd ef uIips yester;
tIEg; y an glaa had ths expsfi=
aaca. Il Is q small one, pHthaps, In
Tho eyps 81 ppst Rs9pls' but 2
large enc IN ms oEn. wrote ABOUT
q small dog who wanted home.
Dogs are considered by many more
az less OF nuisance. And yet ip
answer to that stprF fully IS peo-
ple called and wanted the dog.
Wanted 1t even before seeing it,
wanted It so badly they grew init
mate and retrospective and conf
Dental, telling the lady who owned
the dog all manner OF simple. faS
cinating, Rhole-hearted tales-taies
of other dogs, seories 81 many Fari-
etfes, tales which showed the warm
hearts and souls hehind the voices,
Folks called from in town, from out
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-09

number of gardners and personal
servan.st
To maintain this army OF SER
wants, whose average wages the
people of Doom say. must DO some
thing more than a dollar day,
costs him in wages alone about
$4,000 a year. Their upkeep
costs him as much more and does
not include the high salaried en-
plOyees, like General yun'Gottard,
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He,s a zine Gentleman.

The gentleman who now owns
this aes cane FessaedaY to get
him. 1T may interest my readers
to- kpeE be was . nan IL a hun
dred-YeTy fpn1 OF animals and es-
rpecially 6s A1Sedala dogs. having
once raised them himself, He
didn't mind in the least that the
llttle IslleE was small and raehF
peaked IN appearapce. He'll pick
up. you'll see I shall keep this dog
an next summer In the car and
when he Is grown ! will bring hin
back % You for . brief VISIT rs
promised. ne wrapped the blg-
auto pIahRet and carried him 70
his ep<passepEsr car, where the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-09

o fl6Wn ana from the tl.f country
sids Il asd that ogeFFhoas and
.Ais wife wanted an Afredale dog,
Ia spite az the saet shat this klRa
Of a dog to the casual observer Is
the very ugliest II appearance IN
tie yoEid. Only IN size and shape,
howeyeT-oniy because OF a peculiar
head. The eyes Of an Atredaie are
the most wonderful eyes IN all dog
dom, And after all. it is the eyes
81 both dogs and humans which tell
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-09

Captain Won Illseman, the court
physician" and secretarys, who
must cost the ex-emperor 100000
more,
During his eighteen months stay
at the Bentenik castle, at Amer
ongen, William lived at the rate
of about 1921 daily. In his own
estate he is believed to be spend
ing much more.
In addition to buying the House
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4 4 si sE1et 40
i a1s6 iIssls da 3
ss lsa lss Il tslA BlH
hoy ssrFr she Fss and Sbs .plaseaa
hlS Raas ugmpsF ~ on tAR list II
applicants rob al vented the Aire-
Gale 8pgglR she had .tnat given
aEat.
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apjlg mi = u q 81 4 kelgs
hpss itaI which n q g y ne
Fit1a Be pf AalsTp9se
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TURKEY DINNER 4
BfTERIAN cHuRet
ADV
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
ENVOY TO ENGLAND
Descendant of Veteran of War of 1912 Going Abroad to Bring Back tho Kentucky Battle Flag.

Frankfort. Ky- March 9.-Jlme:s Buchanan, of Louisville, d dcscenda nt of Colonel William Whitley, cont mander Of the Kentucky Volunteers s in the battle of the Thames in Mich- igan ill the War of 1912, will go to England as commissioner of the State of Kentucky to bring back the Ken lucky battle flag which was lost at that battle.
 The upper house of the general as- senibly yesterday appropriated ex- penses for MT Buchanan's trip. The battle is commonly called by his torianS the massacre of the River liaisin.' Because a majority of the kentuckians were killed and scalped by the Indians after they had sur rendered to the British fficers under an unfulfilled promise of protection from the Indians.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
STACKER SEEKS SECRECY
But BergdoH'S Attempt to Have Re- pOrterS Excluded From Trial Do Not Meet With Favor of Court.

New York. March 9.--Grover Cleveland BerGdon of Philadelphia today made an unsuccessful attem pt to have his court-martial for eVad- ing the draft conducted in secret. lie sent a written request that reporters be excluded on the ground that their presence was detrimental to his in terests. The court denied the re- quest.
 Captain Bruce Campbell. military counsel for Bergdoll, declared that one reporter covering the case. who was formerly d captain in the army had said that Bergdoll should be railroaded to jail or shot and had volunteered to do the shooting him. self.
 Bergdoll wrote that because of the attitude of the press it would be practically impossible to secure wit nesses from Philadelphia who would testify of their own knowledge.
 Lieut.. Col. Charles C. Cresson. judge advocate, said that he favored the utmost publicity ''in order that the public may know that the |. s. army is not a Prussianized institu- tion and that it may know who skulked in a country where 4,00O.- 900 men donned the uniform"
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
HONORS FOR FACTORIES
Local Concern to Get Government Decorations for Efficient work in 
 Providing Sincws of War.

r@ Major Gen. Clarence R. Edwards, department commander of the army of the northeast. has notified the fol- Wing New Britain factories to send representatives to headquarters at Boston Thursday morning at 10 o'clock to receive decorations for nieritorious war work:
 Stanley Works. F. $. Chamberlain. representatives; Corbin Screw. N. B. Ford. representative: Landers, Frary & Clark. representative not yet managed: Stanley Rule x Level, F. s. CHarn berlain. representative: r. x F. Corbin. T. w. Ryan. representatives: North & Judd, F. $. Chamberlain. rep resentative.
 During the War the New Britain factories were pressed to the limit of their capacity and the government in spectors were so favorably impressed with the co-operaton received that tho naNer was called to the attention of the war department with the result that the local factories are among the first to be decorated. The decoration is in the form of certificate con- grat atulating and thanking all connect ed with the factories in any way. The deGnration is recorded at departm ent Headquarters and at the war depart. meift at Washington. D. C.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
LEAVES GOVT. EMPLOY
Albert F. Potter, Assistant Forester. Follows Action of His Chief Ncs- tcrday, aud Resigns His Position.

Washington, March 9.-Albert F. Potter. assistant forester. resigned to- day following the resignation of Henry s. Graves. chief of the forestry service.
 Mr. Potter, whose home is in Arizona, entered the forest service under Clifford I'inchot in 1910 as an expert on srafting and has been in charge of that phase of the work.
 He wrote Forester Graves that he considered his work far enough ad- VaDced to permit him to retire on April 15 to give his attention to pri- Nate interests. Mir. Graves in accept ing the resignation suggested that MT. Potter defer the date of his retirement In order to give ample time to make such reorganization and readjustment in the service as may be necessary to prepare for the field season.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
NEW HAVENER INDICTED
Joseph Wcis>man, Bankrupt Mcr- chant. Charged With COncealing His ASSetS-26 Others Indicted Too.

New Haven. March ?.-Joseph Weissman. merchant whose bank ruptcy recently brought on much in Volved litigation was indicted by q federal grand jury today on the charge of cOncealment of assets. Pleading was deferred until counsel can examine the charges, and Judge Thomas has allowed three weeks S time. Wessman is held in $20,O00 bonds and this releases him from the custody of United States Marshal Palmer aS was provided for in a writ secured by his creditors
 The grand jury brought in an in dictment as Slst 26 other men who have had some connection with this bankruptcy. They will appear in court to plead on Monday next.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
PAY UP OR GET OUT
Mine Owners in Mexico Must Pay
 Taxes by March II or Lose All of . Their Property.

Washington, March 9.-Mine own CTS ill Mexico have been given until March II to pay their taxes to the Mexican government, according to advices received from Mexico City to- day, or suffer the penalty of contsca- tion of their properties if the goverr,- ment so decides. It is intiInated the government will not resort to imm a- diate confiscation or forced sale ex- cept in aggravated instances. Con- sidera ble sums levied as taxes arg owed. according to Mexican officials
 but many of the mining companies claim they have been forced to pa3 double tribute one to the rebels and one to the government, and object 70 what they regard as double taxation.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
CITYITEMS

One Dollar reduction on all shoes. &. w. Menus store.
 A daughter was born at the New Britain General hospital this morn ing to AIr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bates of 51 Seymour street.
 Don't forget the Rouillard-Linton Fair, State Armory, Arch St.. Mar. & IS. F.ntertainme and dancing each evening. Tonight, Curlcy's Jazz or chestra. .-Advt.
 At the hospital today it was stated that the condition of Thomas Gully off, Sexton street who was injured yesterday by falling from a house on West street. was improved.
 The board of health will meet this afternoon at , o'clock to transact routine business.
 Growing girls shoes S1.0O. The $. w. Menus StOre.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
Kelly Democrat Candidate
 For Council in Fifth Ward

William P. Kelley. son Of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly of Grown street is a fifth ward candidate on the demo- cratic ticket for the common council He is an ex-service man, having vol unteered to accompany a draft incre- ment to Camp Upton although he was not resist cred for the draft He was later sent 10 West Point to train for a commission and was assigned to a motor transport corps. Before enter ing the service he was in the employ ment department of the Rockwell Drake company. He is now emplON- ed by the Connecticut company
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
S s. MARINE AFIRE
Recently Iiefioated Tanker Has Big Explosion Which Shakes the City Of CriStObaI-StiII Burning

Panama, March S.--Cristobal was shaken and windows were shattered all over the city Saturday by an ex- plosion in the hull of the Jnited States Shipping board tanker Marnc which was recently refoated after having been sunk by gunfire following the outbreak of fire on boa rd. The Marne was raised late last month and lowed to dock at Cristobal and Was being refitted when the explosion tool, place. Last reports stated that fire was still burning in the hull of the steamer. It is probable that gas which collected in the hull was ig- nited causing the explosion
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
Utilities Commission to
 Hear Protest Tomorrow

The postponed hearing before the public utilities commission on the protest of Mayor George A. Quigley and 102 other patrons of the Con- necticut Light and Power company, will be called at 11:30 tomorrow morning in the State Capitol at Hart ford. The mayor and a number of sisners of the protest will go to the apitol to back up their protest.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
HOME RADIO OUTFIT
English Co. Markets PortablS Wire
 less Telephone Apparatus Capable of Reccivin" Long RanSc Messages.

London. March "A company is offering for sale in Great Britain q nome wireless telephOne' appa ratus contained in box light enough 10 be carried by a leather handle. It is claimed the outfit is capable of re- ceivinS messages from all the principal wireless stations in Europe. It needs only to be placed on a tab ble and the sounding telephones con- nected and it is ready for use. No. external 'aerial' is required. It costs ESQ.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
ARGUE ON THE 18th.

Washington, March a.-Arsuments on the validity of the prohibition amendment continued today In the supreme court with Solicitor Gen. King and Assistant Attorney Gen. Trierson defending the amendment, Attorney Gen. Rlce of Rhode Island concluded the argument in the Rhode Island ease and the court took up the consideration of appeals from Massachusetts and Kentucky attacking the amendment and en- forcement act,