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New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
HARDING TAKES IT EASY
Has No speaking Arrangements Today and spends Time Preparing One for Friday.

Marion. O, ept. 15.-Nith day virtually clear of appointments. Sen ator Harding was at his desk carly today to work on his next front porch speech which will be delivered here Friday to allegations from several Ohio counties. Friday has been designated constitution day by the republican national committee and the nominee is expected to make con- stitutional government tho theme of his address.
 Harry M. Daugherty, the senator's pre-conyention manager conferred at length with him l3st night on plans for tho proposed western tour. Daugherty left at midnight for Chi cago where the itinerary will be com pleted at a conference with leaders there.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
Accepts Position.

l.. Kenneth Clark. a graduate or the Mass. Institute of Technology has accepted q position with the Ser lin Construction company and start cd work there Monday. He was as signed to the engineering department. NIT. Clark was an honor pupil Tn thls years graduating class of the college and was also awarded first prize TOT drawing the plans of the new dormi- tories which the college will build. While employed nt tho Berlin Con- struction company. he will reside in New Britain.
 Leave for Coast.
 Louis C. Anderson and his sons. George. Sels and Arthur, left yester- day for California, where they will make their home in the future. They are making the trip by automobile and arc accompanied by Edward K. Adams. son of Mir. and Mrs. F.. B. Adams of this town. They will go hy way of Albany and the Lincoln highway. The party which is com posed of three automobiles. expects 10 arrive tn California by tha fifteenth of October Their families will leave in the near future, going by train.
 To Form Fire District.
 There win be meeting Of the pcopfc interested in the formation ot n Ire district this evening in Lloyd's hall A district has been laid out by a committee of three and If accepted it will include the town Of kensing- ton. IL is question of vital impor- tancc to the town and as many as arc able arc asked to attend.
 Boards Meet.
 Tho finance and school boards and tho town auditors held an important meeting at the town hall last night. If was to make preparations for the town meeting which will he held De- toher {. The finance board was busy preparing the budget for next year and will officially announce if within the course Of R few days. Registrars to Meet.
 The registrars will be in session tomorrow from 2 till at the Town hall for the purpose of receiving names to he placed on the to he made list" who will be entitled to vote.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Axcl Anderson of WorthinE'on Ridge left this morning for two wecks' vacation.
 MrF. Ralph Carter and son have loft for New Haven whero they will attend the wedding of Mrs Carter's sister.
 rSenSinrton News.
 Misses Anna. Catherine and Eliza beth McKeon arc attending the we'd ding of Miss Mary McCourt in Hart ford toda.'.
 Miss Mary Horn Of SouthinGton is visiting Miss Mary NcGee.
 Frank Widcncr of AleSRndria Fay, New York. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. George Griffith.
 Miss Doris Bedlev has returnel to inc New Haven Normal school Of Gymnastics after spending the sum me- months in town.
 ~oTICE-See notice in classified Notice column about auction at Rissley Place on Friday. An unusual sale. s-lS--d
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
VETERANS ASSN. TO ELECT.

Spirited Contests Scheduled at An
 nuaI Session in Washington.
 Washington. Sept. I5.--with sev- eraI spirited contests in prospect. nomination of officers occupied tho attention today of delegates to the an nual encampmcnt of tho veterans of foreign wars. The election will he held tomorrow.
 On today's program for addresses were Sgrcon Con. Cumming of the public hhalth service; Col. R C.. Cholp1elot- Jones. director of the bureau of war risk insurance. and U. W. I.amkin. director of vocational
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
Reriin. Conn. sept. Ia. iaso. Registrnrs' Notice.

kegtsfrars' Notice.
 1 meo1Cdanre with section So atg of tswuASf Statutes of Connecticut. tho ktrara et Voters will he iH session on Fhday, September Is, iasa. at the TnN H building. from o'clock X. N. to lock T., NJ. for the purpose Of receiving nmnaen to Dc placed on the ''To Hs list Of nersons. men and women. wbo NntitIed to De made Electors before mk Town Meeting. to b@ held on
 |9s0 also. to revise and correct
 Republican Registrar.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
TO MEET ANNUALLY.

Washington, Sept. 15.-The ma tional conference of Catholic chari- ties hereafter will meet annually in- stead of biennial1y. Decision to hold meetings every year, alternating be- tween Washington and cities in the middle west was discussed by dele gates to the conference now in ses- sion here, which today decided civic problems and the work of girls clubs.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
"GOLDDUST TWINS"
Tn such Way Docs Socialist Candi- date for Vicc-President Refer to Democrats and Republicans.

san Francisco, Sept. '5.-Seymour Stcdman. socialist candidate for vice. president in d speech here last night referred 10 tho republican and dem ocratic party as tho gold dust twins" and said the paramount is- sue seems 10 be which has the smaller campaiCn fund, Cox or Harding"
 He supported Ireland's cause and said that the socialist party also calls for the independence of Egypt, In- dia and all other countries now held in subjection to a foreign power against the will of their peoples"
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15

 kndcrSon Family Leaves for west roast--Schooi Board Has Meeting brief Items.
 For tho second timo in one week trolley has jumped tho track and Pacd much damage. Last night at botAgm of Damon's hill the 9:IO bound for New Britain. left the |cks. ft was coming down the hill ts usual rato of speed and when it he Co a point where it is interscct- by a wood path 1t jumped tho |cks, due in all probability to a split on leaving tho tracks the car erved io tho left and struck a tel- bono Dole. Tho pole was knocked |tly over All Of the electric and tphone wires wcro torn from their Ices and part of tho town was in fkneas for the rest Of the night and
 also without telephone service. 5he car had been going at great rate Of speed. without doubt. tho E would have been completely ed and tho trolley gone down tho Iht embankmeut.
 fhere was only woman and young
 q in the car at the time of tho
 dent. but they received had |klnR alp. There was very little haRe done to the trolley. Only tho
 to the door on the left sidc was
 of
 conductor said thts morning that
 whole blanc could bo laid to tho
 that the rails arc of the old type
 havo been on the road for over
 seArs. The ties underneath tho
 are rotted in some places This
 ca tho rails practically reliant on Ipavement. which on this road he'd nt as it should be. After the acct
 Of last wcCk---also blamed on tho
 Hilton of the rails--thc people of l community are wondering tf the >ncctlcut company intend doing >hinE in regards to repairs. one len said thia morning that ths bmohilc and any sort of trafflc hot safe on tho road where tho Hey tryeks are laid, as they have .llow the trolley so much lccway order to be sure of nqS being Rck by them when they Fave tho
 kr.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
SMITH IN so. CAROLINA

Columbia, S. C. Sept. 15.- l.. S Senator Ellison D. Smith was re- nominated by South Carolina demo- crats in yesterdays primary. unofIi- cial returns to the Colurlbia state from I4 of the 46 counties in .hc state, indicated early today. The s:ato fig uro# save Senator smith a majority oi - oa0 over Gculgr Warren.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
Report of the Condition On THE pf.sINVILGE TRUST CONTAIN,

At tho close of business the Sth day of September 1920:
 ASSETS.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
ROtLEY ONCE MORE THE TRACKS
Ess Torn DoWg and Passengers ] Shaken Up
AME DEFECTIVE RAILS

yr District to Bc Formed in Town
 roast--Schooi Board Has Mccting-
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15

Ncwncss Is tho key note of display. Lines. fabrics and coorinEs different only quality mains in this forever tho You in- ved 10 come fashion show.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
Autumn Fashion Revue
THUR SDAY
WEDNESDAY

Millinery. shown in tho
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15

The democratic delegates elected at the recent caucus to attend the sta te convention in New Haven today, left this afternoon. John Wade and Ed ward J. Dyer are the appointees. They will probably return tomorrow
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15

 l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H@HMEaHAgaMHMga@s
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the opportunity to witness it, take

the opportunity to witness it, take
it tonight; it's worth while.
The loves, temptations, yearnings
of modern woman's life-in drama
that sways the senses with its
beauty, stirs every emotion with It's
power. See the battle OF wealth ana
passion-amazing New Years cafe
carousals in New York's midnight
joy belt'-intimate glimpses Of the
stage and its hangers-on behind the
scenes-the great gambling palace
thronged with fashion humOr
pathOs, gorgeous speCtacieS the
most distinguished cast of principals
yet assembled in a screen production
Don't miss the revels at the banquet
Of wealth!
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ton. He said be had as much right
to say for whom he wanted to vote.
He declared he favored Wood.
John c. Scott said he did not fear
instruction, in fact he thought it did
not hurt that delegates be instructed.
He said he was not going according
to his individual preferences, but for
the sentiment of the republicans of
the city.
DR.. o. W. Rowe was not in favor OF
instruction of delegates. R. A. Rob
erts said he though the delegates
could be instructed and still have
open minds.
When the question was called for,
it was found that the instruction
resolution was defeated.
The third ward delegation pre-
sented the name Of Ralph B. Smith
for committeeman and this was ac-
cepted. Following this the meeting
adjourned.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-04-15
TRUCK DRIVERS
ARE ON STRIKE
Five Hundred Men Walk Out. Seri.
oasIy Hampering Distribution
Of Food in New York
City.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, April 15.-Food dis.
tribution in New York, already seri-
ously hampered by the strike Of rail
road employees, was further threat
ened today by a strike call issued by
teamsters and chauffeurs who trans
port certain classes Of produce from
freight cars to the. city markets.
Five hundred chauffeurs employed
by wholesale poultry, butter and egg
houses walked out early today. They
claimed they would be joined by
other chauffeurs, who handle ninety
per cent of the vegetables and other
produce consumed in New York.
The men demand increased wages
General Improvement OF the rail
road strike situation in the New York
district was reported by railroad Of
ficials.
New York was threatened with a
strike Of 1900 elevator operators.
The men will meet tonight to decide
whether to strike to enforce their de-
mands for an eight-hour day and
sharp wage increase.
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RECEIVED HELP
IN NICK OF TIME.
Strength Was Gone and She Was
Almost SIeepIess, Says
Mrs. Blame.

Two months ago | was almost a
nervous wreck, but today am en-
Joying perfect health" said Mrs. l..
ID. Blame, of 1901 North Jefferson
street, Peoria, Illinois, while telling
or her recovery since taking Tanlac.
"A little over year ago, when the
influenza was raging SO, I had bad
spell of it and it left me in a dreadful
rundown, nervous condition. didn't
relish thing ! ate and could hardly
retain anything on nay stomach.
would bloat up with gas terribly and
at times it just seemed that my
breath would stop, and became so
nauseated turned almost deathly
sick. My heart would palpitate some
thing awful and many times thought
l was going to die. II started either
up or down the stairs would give
out completely, as | felt like l was
choking to death and I would have
to sit down and rest My nerves were
shattered and felt so miserable all
the time that I finally had to give up
my housework altogether. My kid
neys worried me continually day and
night and I didn't know what it was
to sleep more than an hour or two
at time without waking up. / also
suffered terribly from sharp, cutting
pains in my ankles, and I could find
nothing that would relieve them. I
was as weak as a baby and felt
couldn't bear UP much longer.
well, Tanlac came to my rescue
just in time, and it was certainly a
happy day for me when l started
taking it. Right away everything be-
gan to brighten up, my appetite re-
turned and my troubles commenced
to lose their grip. And now 7 am
perfectly well and am again doing my
housework. l am enjoying my meals
because l can digest everything I
eat and without bit OF trouble Ny
nerves and kidneys never bother me
in the least and ] am sleeping fine
every night. The pains also have
left my ankles and I can be on my
feet throughout the day without even
50 much as an ache. | feel even bet
ter and stronger than I did before 1
had the influenza, and am grateful,
indeed, to the medicine that has
brought me health and happiness"
Tanlac is sold in Keokuk by VIII.
kinson & Co. and the leading drug
gist in every town.-Advertisement.
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Colonial.

The habit among uptodate people
of sleeping with windows thrown wide
open and with plenty of fresh air pro-
yides one Of the little details that
leads to smashing effects in Vita
graphs new feature, The Darkest
Hour" This production. with Harry
T. Morey as the star, will be the fea-
ture attraction at the Colonial theater
tonight
Mr. Morey plays the role Of Peter
Schuyler, a wealthy clttbman, who
through a strange series of adventures
finds himself transformed into 81 lum-
berjack without recollection of his
past identity. Upon being cooped up
in the bunkhouse of the lumberjacks,
he is stifled by the close air. His pre-
vious life Of good living and fresh air
breathing has made his lungs incap-
able of enduring close atmosphere.
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f,ratory and Enthusiasm is
There in Large Proportions
Also Women Delegates
for First Time.
INSTRUCTION. REFUSED
Attempt to Bind the Delegates
to Fort Madison for Gov.
ernor Lowden Fails
Last Night.

An old fashioned republican cit.
canc,,s. for the purpose of namin;
delegates to the county convention 4
Fort Madison Saturday, was held las
evening in the Lee county cour
house. It was old fashioned in ,h'
vay of oratory and enthusiasm, bu
vas new tangled in the fact that tn,
women were present for the frs
lime in political meeting, and hac
an equal voice in naming the dele
pates. The delegates go uninstructed
although there was spirited debate
for a few minutes over a resolution
70 bind the delegates for Governor
Frank o. Lowden of Illinois, FOR
PRESIDENT
Ed. S. Lotion called the meeting
10 order in the absence of Charles s.
AbeI who is acting chairman, and
he called Hazen l. Sawyer to the
chair. Mr.. Sawyer expressed mis-
measure at presiding at meeting OF
this kind, which he said was more
like church gathering than an old
ashioned political meeting. He re-
rLIed the yellow haudbill meeting
dsys when you went out fighting for
and with each other" In the last
few years, he recalled 'in the name
Of progress there has come the pri-
mary system, where republican
gets a democratic ticket and vice
versa, and the man whose name be-
gins with "a is most apt to be nomi-
mated, while the George Washingtons
at the foot of the ticket are likely to
be overlooked"
Mr.. Sawyer said that people were
getting away from the primary sys-
TEN in Iowa, and that the presiden-
tal primary had not reached the
state yet. and he doubted if it would
He spoke of the right of the women
to vote for presidential electors, and
then proceeded to the order of busi-
ness On motion Of Mr.. Hollings-
worth each precinct met in individual
caucus.
Delegates and Aiternates.
The following delegates and alter
mates were reported from each pre-
cinct:
First Precinct
Delegates: Miss Adalove How ell,
Miss Mamie NJ Smith, w. G. Blood,
G. Lloyd Norman, E. E. Hawkes..
Alternates: John G.. Scott, Miss
Besse Stone Blood. Leonard Mauess.
DR.. 0. W. Rowe.
Second Precinct.
Delegates: M. J. Burke, Spencer
Howe, Mrs. j. B. Park, Mrs. Fl. d.
Mcdowell.
Alternates: Harry Schultz, Henry
Miller, Mrs. H. C.. Miller, Mrs Sarah
Rand.
Third Precinct.
Delegates: John NJ. Rankin, A.
Mrs. c. A. Dimond,
Mrs George Heller, A. J. Hardin.
Alternates: r. A. Roberts, August
Sellmer, Henry Reichmann, Mrs. A.
iollingsworth, T.. R. Board.
Fourth Precinct.
Delegates: J. e. Cummings, Henry
I. Henderson, Mrs. S. e. Hancock,
Hiss Merta Mitchell
Alternates: George Bunner, John
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! ! See What Ii Does; J;

Present the coupon for To-Day Tube.
Use like any tooth paste. Note how clean
the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence
of the Shiny film. See how teeth wliten
as the fixed film disappears.
Watch the results and read tie reason
for them. Compare this new method with
the old. Then adopt for yourself and have
your children adopt the method which seems
best. This is of lifetime importance to YOU.
Cut out the coupon SO you wont forget. E.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-04-15
MOVING PICTURES,
Hippodrone.

Anything we write can hardly do
full justice to PLANE of the Desert"
We will, however, telr you without
reservation or fear of contradiction
that .tFlame of the Desert" outranks,
by far, any production with which
Geraldine Farrar has hith erto been
associated; and that it takes place
with the most brilliant achievements
of the motion picture art. AdjectVes,
after all, are but words. PLANE or
the Desert" will carry you from the
civilized luxuires of London to the
barbaric splendors Of insCrutable
Egypt, where against the fascinating
background of ancient cities and
moonlit desert nights, the heroine is
precipitated into a struggle against
the blind frenzy of a whole nation
gone mad The tremendous emotional
surge of the story steadily gains IN
and eliminates in start
ling climax that will literally sweep
you off your feet. Also a late Pathe
News reel No advance in prices.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-04-15
LAST PICTURE
SHOW TONIGHT
Final Program of Free Movies This
Season Will Be Given in High
School Audito rum at
Zoo O'clock.

The last of the motion picture pro.
grams of the season will be given TO.
night at the high school at o5clocl1
The films will be shown tonight m.
stead of tomorrow night on account
OF the show which the Athletic asso.
citation is putting on.
The program will include three
reels as follows:
Philadelphia, Real Fish Story, and
the Blue and the Gray.
The usual restrictions will prevail
in regard to children. They are well
come to come when accompanied by
their parents or older chaperons
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-04-15
That Film ON Teeth
Can Now Be Ended i'm This Wav

You can feel on your teeth Shiny film,
ever-present, overcoming. That film is the
great tooth wrecker. Dental science now
traces nearly all tooth troubles to it.
The film clings to the teeth, gets between
the teeth, enters crevices and stays The
tooth brush does not end it. The ordinary
dentifrice does not dissolve it. So millions
find that teeth discolor and decay despite
the daily brushing.
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Smaller Newspaper RS.

NEW YORK, April 15.-The paper
shortage which has been crimping
newspaper publishers for couple Of
years has been rendered so acute by
the railroad strike that New Workers
are getting odd4ooking papers, so re-
duced are they in size. The Sun and
the Globe seem 10 be hardest hit of
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-04-15
-
Based on Pepsin

Pepsodent is based on pepsin, the diges-
tant of albumin. The film is alburninous
matter. The object of Pepsodent is to dis
solve it, then to constantly combat it.
Pepsin long seemed impossible. It must
be activated, and the usual agent is an
acid harmful to the teeth. Dental science
has now discovered a harmless activating
method. And now everyone can fight the
hlm with active pepsin constantly.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-04-15

Dental science, after years of searching,
has found way to combat film. Many able
authorities have proved its efficiency. For
FIVE years it has been subjected to every sort
of clinical and laboratory test.
Now, for home use, it is embodied IN a
dentifrice called Pepsodent. Leading dem
lists all over America are now urging its
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neers' union to strike Friday.
The engineers demanded a forty
per cent increase in pay or complete
separation of the engineer and jani-
tor service.
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Why Teeth Discolor

That film is what disco1ors mot the
teeth 1t is the basis of tartar. 1t holds
food substance which ferments and forms
acid 1t holds the acid in contact with the
teeth to cause decay.
Millions of germs breed in it They, with
tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea.
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Schools MAY Close.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, April 15-Chicago pub
lie schools were expected to close to-
morrow for an indefinite period fol-
lowing vote OF the school enai
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-04-15

the afternoon papers, cutting down
TO eight pages yesterday from the
customary twenty or more The:
Morning Sun is down to twelve.
pages. The Evening Journal is also.
hard hit, and not only has reduced
its size one-half, but it is also reduc.
ing it's circulation.
Most of the papers have tragfci
stories to tell of the countless col:
umns Of display ads they have beens
compelled to reject, and the full-paseI
ad is very rare. I
------------------,- H.HE
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His rebellion against the bunkhouse
causes him to take a little cabin to
live in by himself. This leads to re
markaDle adventures that would not
otherwise have occurred.
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Grand.

Tonight will be the last chance
you'll have to see the greatest woman
picture ever screened, "Everywoman"
at the Grand If you have not had
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-04-15

adoption. This week we offer a 10-Dav
Tube to anyone who asks. And we urge
that someone in every home prove its uniq'
effects.
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Tartar on 7 eeth
Shows That You Don't Clean Them--Note These Facts
Note These h,t,s!,e' acts &C


This to and who find that brushed
decay Whofnd that FORMS pyorrhea
teeth clean You let film and the
Dental has found It now embodied
tooth which millions employing urge you
ten days and results Yourself
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-04-15

~ Use your will to make the hill, ssj-
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