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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

son. Mrs. julius Lang. Mrs William
n. Perkins. Mrs q. II. NJ. Pratt.
Mira Henry surzniio and Miss Nellie
Cornish. A group Of young ladies'.
Who VIII assist at the tea table. In
cludes Miss Alice Blake. Miss fris-
ella Anderson. Miss Clara Emory.
Miss Gloria frsnk. Miss Anona Rob
ersA Miss Virginia Sheahan and
Mas Grace Wilson.
The musical program win be con
trfcused by Mr.. r. Heliiercoliens.
Mr.. George kirschner and Mr., Ar
Vile Reix,adt IN trio; Mira Charles
Farrell will sing a group Of Miss
Marion coryeirs songs. accompanied
BY the composer. Mrs. Carl Hoeli,-
ue1i viii sting. accompanied by Mr..
Belstadt. ana Mrs Adam Beelcr Will
gtvs . group OF songs. with Frvder-
ick Bentley Mt the piano Invita-
tons 10 this charming afternoon Of
music are being extended 10 all the
members Of tho Woman auxiliary
Of the symphony orchestra. and to
all who are interested IN the work
and are DESTROYS OF becoming mem.
berA
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The literary and travel depart.
msnt Of the woman's Century club
VIII meet Friday morning. Novem.
Der ~, at II o'clock In the Y. w.
G. A. Mrs. w. w. Munger win re-
view an American NOEL and Mrs.
Eli T. Morehouso viii give the
Mammoth cave OF Kentucky In tray.
elogue.
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DATES
To Remember

SATURDAY. oCrouEn Sc
Halloween dinesr-s.nes 81 n~afsfs
oeif end ccuntry eliza
SUNDAY, ocronER a.
Tea at the ftns Arts s~isery -
which the rahiie 10 snstt~A
MONDAY, NOVEMBER -
Mr and Mr.. rhsmAs ntfsnsse ~
entertain al dinner al the RAiniss
eiun. csnpiinsntins Miss Nissinia
Geek and her fisne-. Mr. csspsr
Clarke. ana the msneers % the
Queen Anne Crete % the Fruit ssd
Flower Nissiea 10 meet With Ma
Fr.nk scieers-
Broadway cireis % the vsun ss<
f1oser Missien TO give s~nerit
srstrs party ard mnaicaie-tes At
the horne 81 Mrs rwrry n rruas
For reser, atlans csh MA W. ~
slinmAn % Mrs a. o AekaiGht
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER -
Mrs Andrew Cliesete's iusshssn -
her haw,A
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER g.
Sussa Anne xuiid Of the orsncv>A-
the hems 20 Ne. A W. Pratt
frern two untli five e'eieek- yer
tickets call Quera Acne it5A
Ma W. ~ flshhrdson's bridxe
party 81 the Arctic eiah
MONDAY, NOVEMBER A.
rhs marriage % Mts. Ntrrfnfa ce~s
aaa NJ caspar ". Clarke IN rria-
~ church at sita s'oioek.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER t.
Broadway outif To have rnuGoa,s
ard tea at the hem. u Mra
Gscrr~ wervea nesia.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 60
Junior Gutid % the Orshepedie hes
pstsl 10 hold Thanksgiving dAnes
Al the Nasanic Temple
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Merry Hallosceen
Festivity at Arctic Club

About I've hundred members Of
~ Arctic club and their friends
participated in the merrymaking
lestivifies at the club Thursday even
ING. the occasion being tn. first
dinner dance OF the season. In ceie-
beAfion Of Halloween A frieze Of
strange and black crepe lined the
walls Of the main dining room and
1Adter annex. falling from which
were festoons Of winged bats and
grussome cnta Jacko'-ianterns
beamed from behind their wall OF
palms. and ~ the table orangc-hued
ehrysanthemurns and feathery ferns
knit their colors.
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=. w. @ A. NEWS


New classes are starting fn nse
gymnasium November I. This viii
b the last week 10 register for the
regular fail classes Special cias.e.
viii start whenever there 10 sur
ficient number 10 Organise q class.
Ladies' may come into thu Sovem.
Der Kymnassic cisaz at any tina
rDoL-- New CLASSES start each
month In the pool.
ATHLETIC cLuB--ycsn me Ath
istic club and get free instructed In
basketball and voiiry ball
ROLLER SKATING - fnefussfns
skatsa Every Friday night from 5
10 . O'Clock Gymnasium balcony.
fArwy Guis6
An FMS and young women WA
would BE- Interested IN sofninx Q II
brAry guild are invited 10 cali si
the Young wonen'n Christian Azso
station ana ask FOE The ilbrnrtan.
who win explain The details Of the
plan Tho guild. which win bssin
regular sessions the first OF Novem
Der. win be made up Of girls who
wish 10 Rad together. study library
methods. arrange booklovsrT even,
inxs and assume many interesting
activities for the association mbrar,
under tho direction Of the librarian.
There win be no fees or dues. and
membership In the Association or
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Hold Community
Sing at Y. w. G.. A.

A community sing and . trav.
eiogue by Mrs. Emma Rhodes, Of
New Zealand were features OF the
closing session Of the fourth mid year
assembiy OF the women's legislative
council OF Washington. held In the
Z. w. G. A. building Friday night
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
Art Dunrturue wouasrs CENTURY
Club

Art DunrturruI wouuaa,s CENTURY
Club
The ART department Of the Won
ans Century club viii meet al the
homo OF Mrs. Blake u. Mills, oss
.snd ave- November 1. The host
esses for tho afternoon viii be Mra
J. \. Holt assisted by Mrs Blake u.
Mills The programs
4 Hor~tis walker. .Mra ~. ~ Kfiistt
\ sympsthstic Landscape t.int.r.-
ta) Leonard oehtmsn. ............
...............Mfa y. ,. fnh.tsr
% john H. T~aehtmsn........
Mrs J. ~ Patrick
q, n W. rryaa
hsvtv v. r. X a
Chapter v. T.. r. o. WIN meet
with Mrs Howard s.abury at 1917
Madrona drive on Monday. Novem.
ber 1. nj io;so a. tn. Bring sewing
and box luncheon.
Prairie 1so~1 Club
The Prairie Rose club win meet
with Mrs c. A. Appleton. tss iTth
ave. ". f. on Monday. November !.
at .. IN
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Mrs. Henry G Ewing has arranged
. dinner Of ten covers for this even.
Ing az homo In celebration Of AIR.
Ewinx,s birthday.
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ADDITIONAL CLUns
wourns Auxiliary b syurphouy
Orchmarx Asksxr (Ssu( ifufsro


At tho meeting OF the wom-n's
auxiliary to the Seattle Symphony
association. Saturday. October ~.
The constitution and bylaws were
adopted
Thu constisutson sta,ss snas ire
object of this organisation shall be
to promote the welfare OF tho Seat,
tie symphony orchestra and ruck
other cultural arts as shall be
agreed upon by the association.
Membership TO the club IL open 90
any woman who II IN nyfnpAfhy
with the purpo.e Of the association
The membership fee Is 81 par year.
AZ thla meeting Of October n n
Was decided 20 extend tho charter
uefnbrrship drive TO November rs.
To date there ar, over 200 pali
members and many OF N. report.
have not as jet been turned In to
tho recording SECRETARY. To have
gained 200 members IN two weeks
means n great deal 10 the club and
Indicates that the women Of Seattle
DO appreciate such q cultural asst
~ The Seattle Symphony orchestra
The Womens auxiliary viii give
reception for The musicians and
their wives Of tho Symphony or
chestra and for the member OF the
auxiliary on wednesday. November
from 10 . .. m. ~ the Fire
Arts bniidinx. Mrs. n. c. Deck ana
Miss Cecilia Augspurger are The com
mi,tec IN charge Of the reception
Ths formation Of this wcn~nr
auxiliary 20 the Seattle Symphony
orcnestrs II doing more 10 bring 20
sc'her the different women from
Tho different walks Of iif~, the home.
tho business. the professional and
tho club life Of the community than
any other one civic undertaking.
and ~ . result sueh an orranixl-
ton VIII b. = factor for cultural
civic and commercial uphuiidlng Of
SeattIa
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Sirth Birthday
Celebration

Mrs Charles r. Castlen enter.
tained beyy Of little oncs this
Afternoon at her home. Ia celebra-
fion Of the sixth birthday Of her
nephew, Jack McAdam, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent l.. McAdarn.
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:: WOMEN'S CLUBS

any club win not be required The
sessions Of the guild will be held In
the evening In tho library on the
second floor.
An OF the clubs Of the Seattle Y.
w. c. A. Federation Of Clubs VIII
hold their regular monthly business
meetings the coming week, follow
Ing the club suppors. Ia the tea
room. at Q .. m
The Cosmopolitan club on Tues.
day. November .. at .. m. with
Initiation OF new members, a mum
Der having come into The club In
October.
"wednesday. November .. the Fei,
iowrhip club at 7 p. m. In Fellow.
ship club rooms following Bible
ciasz
Thursday. November I. she Friends
81 All club, al .. M 20 be fol.
lowed by swimming and recreation.
Friday Afternoon, November :. Al
I y. M the Acacia club. also with
Bible class. The club members viii
hav. a homo luncheon IN the club
rooms At i2iso. following their morn.
ing dancing class
The AifruA cub nor business won
en- IN Friday night November O. ~
,. M the business meeting being
devoted W competing tneit o'sah
urged 20 attend
ssaS1s Dsssno~ ana iroH'o""
Woswn's Cfuo
On Tuesday. November j. here
VII ne meeting OF the Seattle
Business and Professional women
club at ssa p IN In tho assembly
room ~ the Chamber of commerce
A. thts meeting y business meet
lnx u Win be for msfnbefs onp
AMER SNORT ousinss Wy
riss OF travel lectures BY Consul
Nefnefic Msnaeho. OF BOLIVIA who
win Addr~ss the group on INC haD
)scf Of Bolivia
Womnus cusuTy Uno
rhs regular meeting of the won
ans Century club siii be hsld AZ the
Y. w. G. A.. msmherE hall. on ftt
day. Sovember IL. The Ar, aepart
msns WI havo rtsfre OF shs PRO
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MrR John Crnnbeii win speak on
New Laws In IN. Coming Legisla-
ture OF Interest 20 Women"
Foreign Missionary Society
The annual meeting OF the Foreign
Missionary Society of the Methods,
Episcopal church OF tho Seattle dis
trict. viii be held Thursday and Fri.
day In the Madison Street church,
A fine program has been arranged
WIN close on Friday night with a
young peoples mliy. All members
and friends are invited Bring picnic
lunch each day.
Qursn Aune Clrcie of Child Conser'
vntion I~nEus
The Queen Anne Circle Of ths
child.s Conservation League viii
meet wednesday. Nov. 4. with Mrn
Jess Blaiock. 1881 First North. The
following program viii he rfvrn
Vocal solo by Mrs Ciem Ia Matter
q paper viii - read ON '-I'hs Trag
edy Of the Misunderstood chiid'' by
MIN ~ - NaftluMNtlS ftfNA Ett1
by Mru A. N. Wyatt. Tea win b
served from ! 10 9 O'Clock Members
are urged 10 be present
Parliamentary Cissrs - Afinnts
Women
Tue Parliamentary CiS@~s Of M
Seattle Council of Minute womsr
viii renew work with Mira Ceorr,
N. Mclaughlin as tnrtructrr~- and
Mrs w. ~. Whit. an chairman
Members wishing 10 Join. either IN
ginn.rr or advanced ciaxs~n. held
every Tuesday afternoon. please tnls
phone Mira whlss East 1874
Church Of Spiritual light
The Church OF Spiritual Light
Caswei's Han. win have their meet
ing Sunday evening al . o'clock. DIR
". NorSal win speak ON rs Our So
called Revival Conducive 20 Spiritual
Growth - The mid week servic~s wlil
10 held wednesday evening al {
O'Clock.
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Mount Baker
LuucheO7, Club

The Mount Baker Wednesday
Luncheon club will meet on wednes-
day at one o'clock nj the club house.
The hostesses for the afternoon will
BE- Mrs. r.. w. Cwin. Mrs l.. II.
Finch. Mrs. J. A Duncan and Mrs.
A. IL Brant
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
to Gire Dinner

Preceding the Halloween dancc a
eh~ Hotel Sorrento this evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Morgan Mills will
entertain with a dinner OF ten Gov
era
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Luncheon to Honor
Miss WriQht

cqmplImsnting Miss Helen Wright
~ the Cornish school. Mrs. Harry
Whitney Treat entertained informal
h ~ luncheon today at her resi-
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Informal Dinner
This Evening

Or. and MrA William A shannoa
usp entertaining informally At dinner
MS evening At the Hotel Sorrento.
pgpcedine the Halloween dance Al the
hoesL
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Charity Tea at
Mrs. Beck's Home

On Thursday afternoon a most
enjoyable charity tea was held at
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Christening
SerTice

Gloria Helen. the fitue daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Gaines. win
be christsned tomorrow at the fnni-
lily home. with the Rev. w. J. Getty
officiating
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WOMAN'S AUXILIARY TO
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
TO GIVE TEA

TUE RECENTLY oRoANzrp woMrNs AUXILIARY TO TIE
musicaietea on
from unt o'clock at the Fine Arts Fourth
members tho symphony orchestra
ballard
Mira Fred Bert J Francis Guy frnk. Mrs
charles III A. A Mrs Charles
n Peabody Mrs w IT. Anderson Wood Those
H. Ander
NJ. Richard Rrnr~r joseph Blethen Tod iiute
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The Rainier Beach wom~n's chm
meets "Wednesday. Nov. Z. with Mrs..
Frank Parish. st.s SSH ave. aou,h.
Mrs. II. n. Merrill and Mn o>orr.
Haren srNin charge Of the program.
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Nh Gamma Rho

Mu Gamma Rho entertained hss
evening with a dancing party at the
home Of Mr.. and MIRA Richard Nun.
SON The decorations and refresh.
msnts were typical Of the Halloween
season
Miss Mary Wilson has a. her
house guest Miss Jane Parry. daugh-
ter Of Mrs w. ". Parry.
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Rraxfls Durtno~ and Trofewional
Xolrs<n,s Ciylb


rhe regular meeting 81 the Won
ans Century club sili be held At the
Y. w. G. A.. msmberF' halt. on Fri
day. November ~. The art depart
msns vii hav. charge OF the pro
gram. with Mia Harriet n Shaw
NJ chairman.
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According 10 Inc TSibis. 0ssro YIN
be no marrying In heaven-probablS
bo cause there won't Be enough mes
TO 70 around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

Mrs John cufmbeii win speak on
New Laws In IN. Coming Legisia,
ture of Interest 10 Women"
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G0ni04ytaA 1sIEtD Ehshka5EsaI Cgana z At q

I'm ,arxrr quantities man n n 10 css
n. bit II In more paiatsbis and fas
superior 10 canned fruit for sherts'A
preNryea and Jsliiea
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02
rnr yArANEsE arEsTIoN.

. Aiihansn the reports t',at Secretary of stats cSipy and And ftassador ST. {. detnra .haSsf reached -hs satiractoy,s rrrrnSement sin regard to Japanese iramisration may he premature. tho ,5arible Arrangement aussestcd seems rar namely that tho United States allow all 'Japancso now fn the United statos to become naturaiized. and that Japan will prevent future emigration to the United States.
 Certainly this sccms right and just to the Japanese already here and cer- tninly il would seem ts dispel the fear that the Japanese will oyer-run thia country. Those who have al- ready mHde they homes in .the United staf~r and intend. 10 remain here. should he protected. EquaiIy certain it is that this county does not wish for the result that would follow un- restrictsd fnsmigrntion.
 If Japan wsu consent to this ar- ranEoment il vonid seem that this rountry could Rot object.
 Those Americans .who live in the western part of Inc country where tho <'Japencse Perii"t seems most asuA win undoubsar ahave . arsu- ments against this Arrangement. But they must Dc sound in order to im- Dress one upon whose doorstsp tho evef increasing number of the Japa- ness are moi enevo~ ehfr~
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02

spent ,legftimateIs. Dats concerning candidates. thtLD life. records and speeches arc valuable to enable tho voter to make up hts mind concern ing the men. IL costs money to dis tribute this ainformatlon. othev items may be addeet without harm.v But in the vast .suras raised and spent is brod suspleioh. This Is the unfor- tunats nart os the anals
 On. tho other hand. thcre appears .ax. encouraElns detail, whiia cam ,pasgn funds are reaching their height. there n more dsterm5nhtion being shown to inycsllxstc the legitimacy of pacn eontrlbutichs .than ever be- fore. More and more will these invss tixafions bedome real inquiries. Prob4 .sbly greater shrewdness in devering 'np sources and useA will dovelop. But it is believed by those mort optinns- tsc concernins tho rcxr raightfees whrh honesty. Of Inc peerfs of vhs. rrnitrd states that In the.end---an es,d not f~r hence--the ilicgitimate p~o. of uaoney in the election of Q cahrl- dafo for ofiic~ ~iii disa ppsar.
 rt behepvcr all not 10 wdste time over foli&winx charges and counter charges in tho raatier : .i-of--.-rufp~is..- funfr and dhe pcrhars o~nueaious scts af sas,potfsrs ot eandidates<- an.' liess somc 'ragrant eprrnpton seems plaln-- bns rather toa study tho can dlrstes. tbein characters. then recS ords and khefr attitude on vital qScs- tons of tho day. This will he time well spent and there is httia enough of that time between now and aeiec- ton day in which to do II,
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02
THRTx-oyE THOUSAND MEN
 STRIKE IN MExIco CITY.

Mexico City. Sept 2.-Thirty-one' thousand wcrkers. Including ps'lii hands. ernploFes of r-ssrette -sctorirs,, and some Winters m xpecteely strucK here e.caterday. accdTdingf to El uhivcrsai.- Tho newspaper says street car men u4d other unions may become Involved. s*
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02

A sfa
 George l.. Damon has g novel shoe. display Rsieiss Hfndowst which ars at tractive}S siuminated. .wish laysc sin7l candesfrnt amps. ' , PlagE being prebf<et ,t5a the penfks A6e berlin Far. s1s TilII be held TyNednesday ands TharsdaysS eptembcr 25and ss
 The wnne-s of the New Fs.: .ssits Wheel club tes -1siIs race s as foiiows William Lydall, first. Fred c. Hart man. second: L.. !. Gladding, third; H |. S. Damon. fourth; Henry Wood fifths Tlonas Walker. Sxth: E. Coats. Arthur Wns s Il -e1ghth; 'aesrge Recor ninth: Gs4Ee aenss,s s TS ndeissoha ,quart&ft sang Sex erai sr-D ions at the Few Britain club laSl< evening. s
 The 6tters on the yest and east sides O. Central Park ape being paved with Belgian blocks.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02
9k'ssar ns.aTrs-.~
tRobgfsis ss.seil.,


 A felIer lskeA to read tho news rom New orks busy town-.yso scan tiie headlines eraatrvtfys snrss un' then go up Iaas. dpan. an, nsxt 10 read an article. perhaps aoout the war. pr have tho fua Q wonderin' wha' that waA published for, The many tales Q interest kcep tollers posed up; the cditoriaisf } should haVt a fiage O wis $ dom's cup. But now -a-days there aln't much fun in scafkpin' 2 Nov York press: press nserts . P haye tho center of the stage is ay own guess. It's Harding sass an COX Denios"-~t's politics nli through. an eveh. editorials. contain flow thsrgs that's new. That wise ol lplpe o' mine amt mad; 4t emfl<es along m peace. Jest. let the, thing go on. it Slyg.-s.SIet ink terost incressasg Naiy friend O mine read uTl hen 'Ieafn \ thing ar twos the more he reads Inc b. tee it~will be for Aesa you. Fcr Education is, the wenu8t stcrfnl all men. an lAt. s- attop cornes frop E scratoiies the pcd. So dos lto, slame f1e .p1tsrs; what. thny sfs sSs-ot all rot: they .6l.AscSAW blnies@ but they give V the best O what. they got"
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02


 boundary Hes, north of tne latitude Of winniSeg its population is as great as those of New York and New Jersey, 'combined. .s st r"RlfssiA9 Poland. in 41f1Hx sonse. ronsasfA of a sreaf. pl | Ifhe Q what nd.Ilrllers s>. L lterase elsAss&lsep 46 alsout 4oc siopins -dsvhrd toward the hixhlan4s of Gal icia on tis< southssRnd toward the swelling ground; psrallellns the Bal flc pn fife north. It joins the lowlsnds, ~ western esermanx with the great piain of western Russia 7 =
 Poland. 'thercfore. has bean a land of tragedy. It is no wonder that the -rras--@s-~ cfs tho wo<ld has turped 10 .ASssrwhether cr not@sns. facts o< her: losses were known. Now reports <f' soviets fuc-essesSdo nossaiarm. for the bcIief }s that-1t Ave Poland has come back"
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02
DISCOVER '. 9 M
 COLD. INlIf3lsI.atsD.

Londonss Sent. 2 2--Accofdings tt an X. a.thlose s3sspatch Ia this motning's sewsparers. mer:can mining eng- beers Lave discovered gold deposits fn the. hills nyar idorseIeap. County. lgestmAath, trolands& 4A
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02
ror.ANp AcaIN..A nrscrrn.

Few reA zs tilAS Poland. in Stop. nins he Borshs9ihi. Is doing ms shs .did yeart ago When ths stopped the Turh in h's onward march ecross Europe.
 A buiicun Of inc. sNaaonst Geos gTapnic Society caiis kttentoR 10 thl< saet. The buiietia tells how Poiaac' A oao time oaiFantes .iE. size asers " every oouats os Ita,opss Y ofu3' Reese rra Gearassss had sreas$F ppFvtarsas ssfors ,iis was thas thiit .as. ta ias..E tAsi wsgc ones FRedaad's.
 The .btfles,s deec,Sbes whas we know a7'Rssa tan ;flsaha thaes
 'whst we now know as R-sssisn Poisnud s,esehss nsps of territory, sss'freteirins' s}stwayd between the Prsssins and tsttels Th4s territory byt an area iastpos. sexactly equal to lfh"t ct ss~e ror yss in epits of nsss fact rhA< ssY ezsrsus sevehcrs
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02
WILL C.ALL STRIKE. Notices for Miners yyAikout to Be - ns.y.. ,r,ss.-

7. "A Mailed Tolay, | Lohdon. seSt ffks asus.soet
 eanins for a wslTsopt of members ot &tenber of ste Bs4 Tinsr sd err
 Shon ohs sep{gn ssg wi be sent 'qsn todaS ap3 di to ' U sdecisiof
 Saached ar fo6i susy tlIe Ydistriet sse.egatsS cfA5 "A ion' lissere this smarn'rg. r -
 xfsss ef iss S'presses{ that a stoppage
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02

Whaf we need is a. law requiring
 the label on the cigar to tell the percentage of cabbage contained.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02
FACTS AN6SANcsEs~
.By R&ERT

. NER w6tid is. a tan.e.s the, qsHfslsss no habit -forHifng drts,. \. gA..sskfs.eS
 fTk..* --.----s lts Es2aA<As
 Talk is cheap. Thes.r .Nte sesplt of oscT-pIpduction. s. A.5ssSs5s7S
 There wopld.gbe n5 ,iearth d,picw hands if pi9Ssess; Tps a pot t,c job 7Se o1issrspIl IlssbcSe iea,i@sss is E worth hsrihE @4k one nk<ft,nl ye,E by ycar f s5ssf ,e sas rs T'hetr evident its} t t9sr Q waist. <<&-4I SI8 .slss< tk;The salvation scs1 tvts s 1a,s, on- Argtes tbn; ,hS ssiErsa s1.st tFetisr Than the hordeA -1 " '
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02

EOON sNNiIF- DH - fI'f v Is IN 7.N7saI g-
 Very likely asftaprtdate stanfszs 5n his record, in an t&prt to keepssA t fronf rising to confront, Bira sf
 One suspects that any little cou1try could put up g crcditahi isht With the help of a French. geallal
 ] The sins of the fat issrs'ss'tlIat are, visited on the'rhfi9ren InfGiIt be call d ln inheritrncei tax. ly1 Near-bear has it's little faults. but it ncvoy pursuades one Co pick n quarrel with a~coop. =
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02
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 Mexico Iiity, 4sepfs 2 f1La rge. appro- priat i6q8 Tor Dove, lhf fanat ore. haip 1btette thS ppifAfmary educa- 2 tsoH cfanf slfons 6f Iadians throughout sthe eeu1iti'S accordihg to statement maee by Provisional President de 1a ECc-9a yesterday In addition th5 Eops~nment is spending largcs fnrnss to shprove con,mun bions.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-02

enlarged ego. ff s What we need is a. law requiring percentage of cabbage contained. When one believes the hard things onecrandidate says ito another he is unfair. He should believe both of them. AaB& 2@
 One who keeps his own virtue hit ling all four cylinders never has time to observe the faults of his fellows.
 When we are fentireIy civilized. a candidate wilt tryto give an opponent his gust with0ps sshrowins mud. ' AIntrseans arc hot good at throwing the discus fbuu they know how to taTcw the pull sSEa phohegraph disc. -
 af beconfes nalfe ana more Evident tfSft the wake9for John Bassoycorn wshr continues asntil the warehouses !, if christ.anitx. can't covert the world to universal bsotherhopd. there is small chance that bayonets-can do it. 4 st . The reason there are 4not enore h cars 10 move things people. need tie because too many cars are3< ssE n moving things people don4 q ~ a s Z zs, 5; szG0 rf'3E FThe Herald of That Date).