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ing him as an indischarged bankrupt.
OF course that mhde mis- position
in Austria impossible. and any expec-
tations which his American wife had
entertained of being welcomed at the
courts Of Vienna. of Berlin. and OF the
other monarchlcal countries Of Europe,
or evenly privately by his royal and
imperial relatives. in Austria. were
dashed to the ground.
Dom Miguel and his wife took up
their abode in London with her
mother. who had fine house there.
With the outbreak Of the war in 1914
her position in England became very
difficult. Her husband. as an Aus
TRAN subject and native and as a
former officer of the Saxon cavalry,
was an enemy alien. They had to
leave England in order to avoid intern
ment They went to Berlin, where
Dom MigueTs commission in the Sax
on cavalry Of the Guard was restored
to him.
Six months later, in March, 1916.
when Portugal joined the cause of
the allies, Dom Miguel at the instance
of his father, the duke of Braganza,
| resigned his commission in the Sax
on army and withdrew with his wife
and children to Switzerland. The
duke of Braganza felt that it would
destroy any prospect he might have
of eventually becoming king at Lisbon
IL he and his sons were to remain in
Germany and Austria--that is to say,
countries with which Portugal was at
war. Matters reached crisis when
the United States joined the war and
the American trustees of his wife's
property were prevented by United
States law from forwarding to her
any further supplies, her estate being
temporarily sequestrated by the fed
eral custodian Of alien enemy prop
erty.
SO Dom Miguel left his wife and
chilHen to their own devices and be-
took himself once more to Germany,
where the kaiser bestowed upon him
a commission as captain of the Sixth
Prussian Lancer regiment with pay
and allowances.
Dom Miguel's American wife and
his children, abandoned to their fate
/, in Switzerland. were subjected to
many privations. AS peace between
this country and Germany had not yet
, been definitely concluded, and Dom
Miguel, as an officer of the German
army, was technically still an enemy
alien, a disability shared by his Amer.
lean born wife and by his children
she experienced the utmost difficulty
in obtaining permission from the Uni.
ted States government to return tc
her native land.
! But she is home again at last.
1 Doubtless the big Statue of Liberty
: looks good to many Of these American
r born women-after the experience o.
/ an international marriage.
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wedding that the late Emperor Francis
Joseph would at the instance Of his
sister-in-law, the Archduchess Marie
Therese, bestow upon Dom Miguel,
who was her nephew, an Austrian mo-
hillary and non-royal title Of prince
or Of count, which the young fellow
could have shared with his American
bride. But this was on the under
standing that Migueps American
mother-in-Iaw would pay off his alto
gether colossal debts, which for sew
eral years prior to his marriage had
been a source of continual scandal not
alone in Austria and Hungary but also
in Berlin, Paris and in London.
| Many of his debts were settled by
his mother-in-law. But there seemed
no end to them. She soon felt herself
compelled to call halt and became
convinced she was being imposed up
on. This led to more unsavory law
suits against Dom Miguel and the SEN
sational seizure of his household eff.
fects at his residence in Vienna.
The old emperor would not hear Of
bestowing upon Dom Miguel and upon
his American bride, any Austrian
title, and as they were precluded
by contract and agreement from
!. styling themselves prince and princess
of Braganza, they had to content
themselves with a very unsatisfactory
makeshift in the form of Portuguese
title of duke Of Vizeu, conferred upon
Miguel by his father and namesake
the duke Of Braganza.
, Now the duke of Braganza had nc
, right or power whatsoever, to bestow
{ upon his son the dukedOm of Vizer
or any other title of nobility. The
! grant Of such titles is restricted ex
' clusively to reigning soveregns. Al
r for the duke of Braganza, he canno
g even claim to be an ex-monarch. HI
$ has never occupied throne. He i
4 the son Of Portuguese who hat
S seized the crown of Portugal from hi
i neice. the girl Queen Maria dell'
q Gloria of Portugal, which he was com
; PEELED to abandon in 1884, renouncin
d all his pretensions and rights to tn
4 crown and seeking refuge in Austria
TO make matters worse, Dom Migue
t, took a prominent part in an Oil CON
e pany that came to grief. The stoc
E, holders sued him on charges Of mis-
r. representation. To save him his re
r atiyes In Austria obtained deere
s. from the tribunals of the dual einpir
T. placing him under "curatel," that
d to say, divesting him of all civic. legs
If and financial responsibility and redu.
ing him to the status Of minor Q
le Of a lunatic. ut the same time brant
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back to the days Of the colonies and
Zee how the footgear of ou, :0refathers
was made. Thomas Beard was the
first shoemaker to come - Massachu-
sets. He arrived In the May Aower In
1929 bringing supply o. hides with
him. Others Of his kind followed and
they soon began mnlsing boots and
shoes of American leather. At that
time it was common for ,he cobblers
to journey about from one farm to an
other, staying ut each house long
enough to make the home-tanned
skins into shoes for the family.
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Good Whistler Story

Al the recent meeting Of the Royal
society Of British Artists. Sir Aston
webb told story about Whistler
when president Of the society. which
10 worth recording. The place Of honor
at one Of the society's exhibitions had
been left empty by the hanging COM
mittee for the presidents contribu-
ton. The day reserved for the press
was fast approaching. and at last
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Dreadful Insult.

Henry" said the wife of his bosom
one hight when he came home from
business, 1--WE been dreadfully insult
ed by your mother!"
But that's impossible!" cried the
man. M Others miles away. nurs-
ing poor Tom"
its true enough" the girl persist
morning and 1t was addressed to you,
so of course opened II"
"Of course" said Henry dryly.
Then his wife's composure broke
down and she told him amid sobs
"And the postscript said: 'D-dear
Dora, p-please g-give this letter tc
H-Henry. as l w-want him to s-see it. -
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He'll Get Used TO Il.

Genaro Gerald, hotel waiter and
night law student, is twenty-one
years old, but still likes to play in
the snow and all because this Is his
first winter in cold climate. Pre-
viously he lived in the Philippines and
In California.
II know some passersby laugh to
see me play, but II they knew it was
my first snow they would excuse me, .
says Geraldi.--lndlanapolis Star.
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old-Time cobbIers.

It used to take the cld-time cob
blers day and half, working stead
lily. to manufacture one pair Of coarse
boots; and the cost was 81, writes
Frank G. Carpenter. IN "How the
World Is Clothed" Suppose we 90
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for German, an Austrf
an or Hungarian title of more or
less authenticity and value. II their
positions abroad were awkward anu
disappointing before 1914, the great
war has now rendered those positions
intolerable. So they are returning
home, disillusioned and with ship |
wrecked fortunes to seek refuge In
their native land. There Is only one
bright spot In the saddening picture:
As a rule these women victims are
well rid Of their alien enemy hus-
bands.
Among the American women re-
Gently returned from abroad Is the
Princess of Braganza," born Stewart
and christened Anita, whose charm
ing portrait Is familiar to most news
paper readers. 1t Is less than year
ago that her photograph was ire
quently seen in print with this text
"In the event of the failure OF the
| Portuguese revolution to restore eX-
King Manuel to the throne. the
princess of Braganza, formerly Anita
Stewart, New York heiress, may he
next queen of Portugal. A movement
is on foot to throne Dom Miguel, her
husband, should the efforts to crown
Manuel be in vain. The princess Is
shown here with her daughter, VINO is
considered to be the most beautiful
child of royalty in Europe"
Anita Stewart is the only daughter
of William Rhinelander Stewart of New
York City and Of his former wife, now
Mrs. Jean Saint Cyr. She made her
debut in 1904 at a dinner dance given
by her uncle, Lispenard Stewart. She
brought with her from Europe hei
three children, a girl in her tenti
year and two boys of eight and five
years.
In one respect at least the woman
who was Anita Stewart, is more for
tunate than most American wives O
alien enemies. She need not worr.
about financial affairs. Her trustees
have kept her own fortune intact. He
father is wealthy. Her mother, witt
whom she is to take up her residenc
in California, is very rich, her hus
band having been Henry Silent
Smith, who made fortune in Chica
20 and added to it in New York.
But the former Anita Stewart is b
no means equally assured of her nam
# and of her status. Her friends Q
e former days may be somewhat pei
n picked as to the manner in whic
is they should address her, says the Me-
a York Sun. Her husband, the forme
is Prince Miguel of Braganza, when b
r, married her in Scotland in 1909, wa
is only permitted by his family to we
n. her on the condition of renouncing h
status as Prince Of the Blood as we
as of a member Of the Royal Hous
m of Braganza, and had further to So
m rjfice all his possible rights an
It. claims of succession Of the throne I
Portugal.
ne So. since Dom Miguel could nc
g under the laws of his house and tho
of the Austro- Hungarian dual empir
IT. of which he was citizen, raise h
lis TO his royal rank, and since mo
II. oanatic alliance was out of the que
tion. he surrendered all the preroe
lives of his name and birth to W.
he this American woman on footing
g: equality"
ar II was understood at the time OF Z
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dawned, and still no picture had ar
rived from the president. A telegram
was sent Whistler: "Press arriving,
no picture" and the reply came:
'.rhe press we have always with us
Be Of good cheer"
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.ESE be parlous days for
the international mar
riage. Nearly every liner
from Europe brings
home women victims
American women VINO
bartered through mar
riage their citizenship
for n German. an Austri-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
MEMS FURNISHINGS AND
BOYS APPAREL
TWELFTH FLOOR


"BulDog' Supenders. Garters
Blue Bird Brand" Boys in
at prices from $500 $1,000
Garfield -
line OF
silk mixture and pure silk. Commodore Shirt Inc.
Leading Juvenile of
hdwar of the finer Mems
delivery Levy Wener & Co.
Bets genuine leather throughout Specializing
and
buckles
High Grade
eTous reinforced
also other colors Boys $500 and $780,
Ncckwear knitted silk
on display IN Bush Terminal Sales Building Max
Elastic
or heaVer medium
spring trade Peckham-F Foreman
Skral SlothesMens Young
or the better
ny our tallors
Company Inc ~ ~ ~ ''
4
Roper knitting 'p"' w A''' '''' "'
'nqq Gap Mfg Co., Inc complete headwea
FOLLOWING DISPLAYED SOON
display Buldin
prices Also complete line of Boys Neckwear
Mems and Boys Gloves complete being shown specialize
work gloves. G. D. ~ '' w 'pNNNNS
Marathon Fexyde
peung
An extensive line Of percales madras k mixtures and
pure silks at prices which Weinbee Wefnbee
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03

Acme Mfg. Co.
Albaugh-Dover Co.
Allen & Eollens
Aluminium Cooking Utcnsil Co.
American Dairy Supply Co.
American Ironing Machine Co.
Ammidor & Co.
A. p. w. Paper Co.
Artificial Daylighting Co, Ine
Auto Vacuum Freezer Go.
Belcapto Co.. The
.}ellaire Enamel Co.. The
Biglow Brush Co.
Bison-Fibr Co.
te-Em- Bate Co.
Brett Mfg. Co.
Burdette Mtg. Co.. The
Rrokaw- Eden Co.
Cape Cod Shop
Chicago Curtain Stretchcr Co.
Chicago Metallic Mfg. Co.
Coleman, Allen J.
Colgate Soap Chips
Columbia Chemical Co.
Continental Scale Works
Croy. Mae SavelI tMrs.)
Curtin Corp. John
Criterion Textile Mfg. Co.
Dearborn Duster Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
Housefurnishing Division
Ready TO Serve R,,verc ,,d nnax.L4

I niler Mfg. Co.
Domestic Laundry Equip. Corr.
Eagle Safety Razor CO.
Elgin Stove and Oven Co.
Embree Co.
Edison Elec- Appliance Co.
sska Mfg Co.
Farber Bros.
Git Mfg. Co.
Globe Stove and Range Co.
Goodwill Electric Co.
Creenberg & Nader
Hayden f. W. Co.
Holmes. Lawrence
Hines, John J.
Hoover Suction Sweeper Co.
Humphrey Co.
Imperial Broom Works
international Floor Mach. &c.
Jacobs Bros. Company
Japana Specially Go.
Johnson, S. c.. & Sons
katzinger Ed. & Co.
Lake Breeze Motor Co.
Lafayette Broom Co.
Landers, Frary & Clark
Lee BROOM and Duster Co
Levin. Saul
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
A Permanent American
TOY FAIR
Centralized under one roof

Centralized under one roof
is now a realization
The entire fourth floor of the Bush Term
;nal Sales Building is devoted to the dis
play and sale Of Toys" American Made
Toys.
To all interested in toys wo extend an in
vitation to come and see the marvellous
Mar-Jean Toy City'-the miniature
metropolis in motion-you have heard
and read so much about.
The Buyer who seeks to do his buying
conveniently, quickly and under most
pleasant conditions-will find here COM
plete displays of representative lines.
AMERICAN TOYS FOR AMERICAN CHILDREN
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
MILLINERY AND SUPPLIES
TENTH FLOOR

Bi24Celuod ornamentsik millinery shades.
$200 artistic
novelties. j. V. Greenbeg Co,
Millinery
The of
lowest possible Charles j.
that
Hats for
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
HOSIERY

HOSIERY
':aft sssas
FOLLOWING LINES DISPLAYED
MN" s as ssss tx
HOUSE GARMENTS,
APRONS AND KIMONOS
SEVENTH FLOOR
ss ss % ssas good sss e e. no" '"
showing Popular priced Elias
ss s s Pss sss as ns
Geseh G se'1 Mfg tsS~'" Co. '''0''
Aprons eselu A. Neuburxer 4 Co.
5ss ass's ". :"s ' 4s. @ " :; %
Anron. and Apron Dresses Love
BIB ss Band NTH ssst ssGs and t VIII s '2 ss
FOLLOWING LINES DISPLAYED SOON
imported sir kmon vests s:e Choicest selection & m medium aa
orders Fettman Bros & Hermell Inc. -
Good s',s s ana s % s..' % s: s ; used ''S
INFANTS AND CIllLDREN'S
NOVELTIES
FLOOR
'i
B.
;s: @ s::a nh s7 s & ;':s 81 q; IN III I'D ss
Freder
Infants Noveties-Bbs Pen Rugs NovetueA
49, Immediate deliveries Excelsior Quilting
Company
Infants
Of distnc merit Company.
Fully Fabric
Kakyo" Egyptian
wooden andst toys.
playtme bedtime Hand painted
Knitt
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
VISITORS

} the National Music Show an
Festival
Are cordially invited to come to
the Bush Terminal Sales Building.
1t will be a pleasure for us to
meet you and to acquaint you with
the broad service which we per
form for manufacturers and buy
ers of merchandise.
Here are displayed products from
884 different manufacturers-
among them Musical Instruments.
During the past year over 10000
buyers have visited this building.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03

v lOl / ii
INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S WEAR
si%s:: ;: $s r: s: s' :s
Specialist s long
M"neapois @ pSs knitting '' '''
$ i, ;: SG S Sas;';s 'ss'';'
% fhoma. % Dbs % empsn ssn " years complete range " ''
'':f F E S .ds E Sn':d s5 ssa s s s per b %
's @ shs As. e. s s 3 No. To- ~ st s % @ 's % @ 4 &
delivery &C Vchalkse ehidren: Wear. ~ Wv ~
ss fall % M ss ss% Tss sa ] s %
at % treasonabie soma S prices % A lman& & soa. '' N
'' .: :':; g; :s s:i:; $ Fl :;s
H"'fs s a ag"ss % s5s Hs a1 ds sno % Gs hand 's' " Black
~ VII % % NJ s.s sss es % 50. % ..s: % ss % Sas Com
: @ s:S II .; fs
S's:! E ?E:s:; s % ssssSs ss :s ss'; 1's '' s %
ess s s ks M1ns @ s md @
sylvia Infant CostCo ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
s: s:.gs @ ?2es:;- :s @ g3E: H: sS; s ~ %
:s ssa & S2ss Ssd S 700 s M
rarmen MAJ with bound L. woh & Company
Knit ssoi : sss9r %
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% hss M Pink & n R. a 5srs sm NJ wa
otheSs D'S % Company a ~ ' anu '''" Many
eSs:' @ 1 ssss % s ss ss ; :'gs & es & Ss s 7 i s . @ "
ss's9nz ss%sssy Boys Oliver Twists Simple s'"'" Manu-
Rubber Sanitary Goods-Bels Aprons
% % If: spshs % spe D Dp Bags The s ssa A Gon ss Sui" Bags
Aisnsspol IN" Infants ants % SnadeGs rem Under & Shirts
1nion % SUITS NstnaIy ADVERTISED @ % % unvear @ % n
10. JEWELRY
NINETEENTH
e me c fus per % S p 3
% S1tuTe cham nm % letter. an an f aSures " H. Bliss Co. ~ ornamental ~
'y s:sssr as ns"s % gold Gss ;sse % Adler s H"s our speciality Also tbs
" 4sol4 It. White Cold Ring p1as
.dass. , ss @ sS% s san@s % X aas ] s ssf ss ' with "
, sss % s!s T9 s RIM" 5 s:sS % ass @ 3 @ t s iss @
Elk milestone
sa @ sG an. SsDSsG Dss IN wort. : G a sS si sss fts s4S
0Gs teal ssss ] @ 'f'' Ss: % rs s: 1:aass @ %
ssssa % il % rssa' @ II: e Y H. % sass5 g. ' rings brooches
": s: .ss E s % sss' % c % Links in e M {s sF9s ses. s 3 SOLD % 3
SsSsi1y sG M ya ""'" anu sell '@"
coess Thsss % hundred . style; % vnits = ivory and fur
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
KNIT GOODS

models for Spring
cameis hr zcpny1 ""0
Grobuc Knitting Mills
BodcesP and
Shell Knee Predominant syeS
In Pink White Uknity Underwear Co, Inc
workmanship guaranteed COLUMBIA
Knitting Mfg Company.
Novelty Spoves Fishtai and ripple creations
ladies'
Quick deliveries. Crown Knitting Mills
Zephyr 1u1edes
Also knitted bathing suits various color
Fdedman-Devay Knitting Co. nc
pen fss dessn
children silk hbre camel alpace
woolya Gotham Knitting Mills.
ch1dren full line Of
delivery OF
the particular Gopher Knitting Works
A NoveltBeauful
Goods o
Rppes will
Ladies' Full fashioned styles All
Wool
$3.50 o $1,000 Royal Ascot Knitting Mills
Novelties high grade Bathing Shepherd
Knitting Mills
also bathing for ladies'
FOLLOWING DISPLAYED
United Knit Mills complete showing
looking
Fa>oric Knitting Mills.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03

Buttons comp.
and novelties
Bailey, & Egcr
for both
chan0 buttons buckles,
consist needles,
Samuel Buyer &
wsasa
Consolidated
advertised American Brands, so EZ Teneo
Fasteners A. I.CIa Co, -
DE Long Hooks
rols and cabinets Atlas"
Company. - -
Hair Cuer and curl, IN. hair
Novelty Company '''
Dress ss Nth shape "F4neg the
1wnty"
and prices Federal Corp.
Hair Nets Hair Goods-Iar Rolls Importers Nets
Susic"f
OF human The B. Franke ~ ~
Buttons 6rad dress trimmings tasseIs every desc
non oeng
respectfully solicited Elite Works IS. kaz Coz. ~ '
Ivy brand sewing scissors files
Son.. N'1AN' ""o 'iipoi'co
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS

SEVENTEENTH FLOOR
and 4 to nche
BetIaet n
Charle Jos Company
English Leather Goods-1ades' handbags writing
La
and to
over rapidly at good Leather
$500 per High
$4,000 $96O Co.
Outside
Goods ~
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03

FOLLOWING LINES DISPLAYED SOON
glassware exclusive una maas
150 10 new oeor1tohs ITO"
to Hines.
1ntroductaen busn
r.
baby substantially made by efficient orken fnheo 20
highest perfection Charles H. Euihardt
Diamond sod
Clasps lengths. Selection request
Iorsch < Co,
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
POLES INFLICTING
 LOSSES ON SOVIETS
Russian BoIslievik Forces Have With drawn to the Eastward After
 Hot Fighting.

Warsaw, March 29.-Russian Bol- shevik forces which have been at tacking the Polish front in Podolia have suffered severe losses and at points have withdrawn eastward, says an official statement issued at army headquarters today. Polish troops have pursued the enemy and have retaken territory which was lost in the savage fighting of last week, it is said.
 Fighting on all fronts is reported but it is heaviest in Podolia and in the region of Retchitsa and Kalenko- witz, northeast of Mozir In one of the recent Bolshevik attacks two enc my regiments were annihilated and it is reported the Poles have taken 60 prisoners and the colors of the 422d Bolshevik regiment
 A battle between armored trains took place east of Deraznia, it is said. The trains were only 200 feet apart during the combat and it is said the soviet forces were obliged to withdraw, having lost several cars and suffered other severe losses.
 In Volhynias north of the Podolian front, the Bolsheviki are attacking one point and then shifting suddenly to another sector in an effort to find weak point in the Polish armor. The Poles, however, are repored to be holding their own on all fronts at present.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
STORMS DEATH LIST
 MAY YET TOTAL l76
Property Losses Expected to
 Hit S11,OOO,OOO

Chicago, March 3o.-Thc death toll Pf Sundays tornadoes which ripped paths of destruction through sections Pf eight states, stood carly today at p61 with fears expressed that reports From isolated regions and deaths fmong the injured might increase the Sotal Stricken communities were Emerging today from the wreckage wrought by the storm and relief pleasures for the thousands of in Iured and homeless were well under Eay.
 Wire communication in the affected rea was being restored and this was Expected to aid in clearing up the eX- sant of the disaster and the total lumber of those who lost their lives Tabulated reports by states today ave the number of deaths as fol- oyvs:
 Indiana, 3e--Atjams county 7. Allcu punty IL. Jay county II. Stcuben PuntE l. Montgomery county i, nion City 10.
 Illinois. 30-EIgin :, Irving Park 6. elrose Park 10. Haywood I, Plain eld 3.
 Ohio. 26-Greenville and Nashville
 Van Vert 3. Moulton 3, Renolette ld Brunersburg 6, Genoa ,, Raabs brner 1.
 Michigan. 11-Fcnton I, Battle .eek 5, Hart 1. Maple Grove Center Georgia. SS--La Grange 26, West pint 10, Macon 1, Milner l.
 Alabama, 17-Alexander II, Agri- la 5, Cedar Springs ],
 St. Louis. Mol.
 East Troy. Wis.,.
 An lInverified report that 15 white rsonS were killed at Stovall, Ga, a lage near La Grange was being in stigated. If true the death list uld be increased to 176.
 4 number of persons were reported ssing in various localities hit by lrm and it was feared some might vC been killed.
 No accurate estitsaate o9 the total pperty damage. which runs into the lions had been made today. In nois 1t was estimated that the ma ial loss was s6,0oO,0G0: in Western io. s2,O00,o00; Michigan, $2,OOO,-
 and Georgia, more than $1,000,- State troops patro11eC the storm kpt sections of Illinois today and
 Red Cross and civilian committees anized aid for the injured and neless. Hundreds of carpenters began reconstruction work yes lay in Elgin, Haywood, Meirose
 k and Irving Park, around Chica-
 had cleared away most of the
 clzage today. All Of the refugees
 been placed in homes or tents.
 nly one death occurred yesterday bng the injured in the Chicago dis
 and hospitals reported most of
 hundred patients would recover.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
SUB KNOCKED TO PIECES.
pat, Sunk Off San Diego, l.
 Little Better Than Junk.

m Diego, March 30.-Officers of U. s. Supply Ship Glacier, which
 returned here today from Mag na Bay, reported the stranded narine HI so badly buffeted by |y seas that it was little better
 junk. The Glacier brought to Diego the bodies of H. M. Giles M. F. Delamain, members of the who lost their lives when the bersible grounded at the entrance Hagdalena Bay The bodies of E. Commander James R. Webb Joseph Kaufman. who were
 b at the same time have not recovered.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
My Wait Fears for Dividends? My Build c Factory?
 My Rely on c "Chance" Fufu

The Rubber Products Corporation to NESS The Rubber Product Corporation does not ask stockholders build business with stockholders not stockholders & w for @ area time ws1 @ & 5 e>c De ] % not ask sese R NESS ESTABLISHED, THE DIVIDENDS ARE PAYABLE % AMD OCTOBER 1ST AND THE MARKET IS USING THE BLACK We Don't Ask You to Build Factory for These Men To Let Them Run it for You-Nor do We Ask You to Take Chance on Future Success! 1 Corporation Stripe ability The the volume of businesspartcurly in the department
 Moneys Derived from the Sale Stock Now at of Limited Number of Shares E" e(()I of Stock Will be Utilized for ID por Business Expansion. Share
 COUPON F eneral Financing Corp, Security Bldg, Bridgeport Conn, II Gentlemen: II
 Corp, Iend further particulars II Address ncin& Corporation 311 SIP Liberty Bldg RT, CONNECTICUT
 phone Noble 9s USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS