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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-27
Funeral Arrangements

Townsend Jesse Townsend, 81
years old died of pneumonia at his
home five miles northeast of White.
water, late Thursday night. He was
born in the house in which he died
and lived there all his life. He is sur
vived by his wife, Jennie Townsend
one daughter, Ethel; one son, Charles
G. Funeral services will be held in
the Whitewater M. E. church at 2:3(
p. m. Sunday. Burial will be in White
water cemetery. The Rev. Ulmer, oil
Chester, will officiate.
Howe - Funeral services for Rebs
Howe will be held at the home of hel
parents, at 10 a. m. Saturday. Buria
n Lutherania.
Clements Funeral services fol
Mrs. Matilda Clements were held a.
the home at rs a. m. Friday. Buria
in Arba cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-27
FORWARD Movement Men
To Speak in Many 7 Gums

Herbert Woolam. field conference
director of the Forward Movement,
has announced the following district
conferences for the coming two weeks:
Friday afternoon, Feb. q, the Rev.
Andrew F. Mitchell and David Henley
of the Friends Central offices, will
speak at Fountain City. The Rev.
Mitchell and Mahlon Harvey of the
Forward Movement headquarters will
speak in the evening. American board
of home mission slides will be shown
by Harvey
Sunday, Feb. 20, Levi T. Pennington
will speak at Lynn.
Week of March 3, conferences will
be held at ST. Mary's, o., Spencer
Vile, O., Rockford, o. and Mendon.
o.
March 10 and II, conferences at
Mooresville and Monrovia.
March IS and II. conferences at
and Ridge Square.
: March 81, conference at Williams
Gurg.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-27
Kenyon's s: Resolution
Would Buy Bermudas
CBy Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Feb. PA reso-
luton proposing diplomatic negotia-
tons with Great Britain for purchase
of the Bermuda islands was introduce
ed today by Senator Kenyon, Repub-
lican, Iowa.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-27

here and a special program arranged.
Judge Dickson, of Cincinnati, con-
ferred the second and third last year,
and probably may be obtained for this
year. The Chicago degree team is
under consideration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-27

Aunt Jemima ~
Buckwheat Flour lCN
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23

Mrs. Marguerite F.. Harrison. Baltimore newspaper writer. Is being held as hostage by the Bolshcvik government. according to reports to the State Department in Washington. The Bolsheviks claim she was spy for the T.. E. govern ment. n charge re- futed b,- government officials.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23
CITY ITEMS

Victor records. (. l.. Pierce X Co., | advt.
 All 2oc cigarettes. for s5c. Yale Cigar Store. SS0 Main st.-advt. i The skinner Chuck company will [ close tonight for the Christmas hol- i idays and will reopen on Monday | morning on Dec. 27. Mems Emerson Shoes. every pair 7 guaranteed. Reg. st4 and SIS. $6.s5. ST.95. The <. w. Menus store.-advt.
 Police onicer Patrick Quirk is con- fined at his homo with q severe attack ot rheumatism. Jeweiry Xmas girts. Henry Morans'. -advt.
 Tho officers nominated at the last meeting of \. c. Hammond Camp. United States spanish War Veterans will bc elected on next Tuesday eve- ming. December 2S.
 UnrCdecmcd ovcrcoats, New Britain Loan Co. 10 Lafayette st.--advt.
 Eversharp pencils. s1.00 up. Davis Goodwin. 327 Main St-advt.
 Charles Murray or Division street left this morning for Philadelphia where he will spend the holidays.
 Removal sale at Besse- -LeIand's. --advt.
 25 per cent discount on Candy and Holiday Goods at Clark & Brainerd Drug store. 1S1 Main St.-advt.
 The Beta Mu sorority will give their Christmas dance at the r. w. C. A. this evening.
 NJ. A. Axclrod invites all his friends and patrons to visit his new drug store at t05 Main St.-advt.
 John Downes of Monroe street and student at Suffield Preparatory School is home for the holidays.
 Have your battery charged or re- paired at testers, 193 Arch street. -advt.
 Ladies leather hand bags. 1-3 off. Adkins-advt.
 There will be a rehearsal of St. will be elected on next Tuesday eve ming at T:30 sharp at the church
 "Grieving For You" and Feather Your Nest" new song hits at Morans' -advt.
 Mozart cigars. 2 for 25c. Yale Cigar Store 3So Main St.-advt
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23
BOYS PLACE WREATHS
 ON COURT OF HONOR
tContinued from First Page)

themselves of chance to pay tribute to the fallen heroes.
 At the park the men were supplied
 with holly wrcaths and, at an order from the officer in charge, the wreaths
 were attached to the pillars which compoe the court of honor. The men returned to their places.
 Rev. Missarian spoke briefly upon the fitness of such a celebration as the hristmas eaon draws near. He commended the work of the men in whose honor the observance was held and deplored the fact that human lips could not give forth such a mes sage as that which must be received oy merely standing between the two files of pillars. each of which represented fallen serviceman. He reminded the young men of the R. O. T. C. that theirs is the task of seeing that the world is proper place in which to live since their heroes had seen fit to offer up their lives to make it such q place. He closed his remarks with the reading of a poem commenting the heroes.
 MT. Dyson spoke a few words in praise of Capt. Clark. He eplained that the leader had planned to return to his home in Washington yesterday, his leave of absence having started at that time, but upon hearing of the planned for ths morning. decided to remain. Capt. Clark has not been at home since he came to New Britain. six months ago. MT. Dyson proposed three cheers. The boys cheered their approval of their leader in tones that reverberated against the hills.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23
LANDERS BULLETIN
Factory to Close Friday Noon. Dec.

Factory to Close Friday Noon. Dec.
 a4 and Commence Monday, January 3-To Be on 45 Hours Week.
 The following notice was posted on the bulletin boards of Landers, Frary and Clark before noon today:
 ''To enable ua to mako annual re- pairs and tc take inventory the fac tory will close down Friday noon, Dec. 24th and will start up Monday, Jan uary 3rd. 1921. s-
 "Tho factory will start at a. m. six days week. and close at D. m. the first 3 days; and close at 12m. on Sat urdays. making a total working sched- ule of 45 hours per week. Our object in establishing this running time is to give the greatest amount of work to the largest number of people and his schedule will be maintained until such time as business will warrant our in creasing it.
 Arrangements have been made for 'payisg off, during the shut down week at the Labor Bureau at p. m. on the regular department days"
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23
pPLICANTS FOR
 U. s. CITIZENSHIP
kt City Hall Win Hcar !Amcr- |ization Claims Next Tues
 day at 10 O'clock.

r. Church. naturalization
 will be in this city next Tues
 tho purpose of hearing 69 ap-
 for admission to citizenship.
 tsion will open at City Hall at bck in the morning and will be
 q over by Judge John IT. Kirk
 the city and police courts.
 are as follows: Germany, An |oma. ......
 ia-Hungary: John Demko and IHemelik.
 la: Stanislaw Joseph York
 Henry William Essel, Charles |komars, Peter Kupstas. Harry Max Benoit Dunn. Isidor No- |ernard AdeIman Jurist, John Stanislawas Krikztanowice. Republic of Poland and Rus |exander Lavieniec. John Zicl, Der Michale karasewich. Ed pohn Walter, Julius Peltzer, Samsel, Wilhelm Boukowsky. kania, Louis vladislaw Iku- Lrlos Lutynski. Stanley Rule- Illus Berendt, Louis Miller. Joe |tz. Joseph Colon. Moshie |z. Leopold Laskowski. Max John soczynski.
 t Britain and Ireland: John hson Allison. John Hughes. Pwen. Albert Speakman, John John Edward Maloney. Ar |nymond Soret. Elmer Charles |tr. Peter Wilson.
 len Axei Gerhard Hanson. Sev- hnson. For Arvid Pearson, An Ejoberg. Erik Carl Lundin. |. Giuseppe Rlzzo, Santi Puzzo. GaRllardo, Ellsco Covini. Ven |ricani. Angelo Recene, Joseph lo. Peter Montana. vianzo Rus Felo Casa, Joe sReak. Carlo Ber- |omonicuntonio Marine. Salva- |oesarlo Lama. Salvatore Cop bcco D'Addario, Angelo Lodi la: Joseph Woman. Elisha Be- To John simon.
 man Empire. Rappal Hawgim- hrry Parparian.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23
NEVILLE NEWS
ntinued from Ninth Paae.)

at Rensselaer, College. Troy. bro homo for tho holidays Frumbull Electric Manufactur- Rpany will shut down tomorrow
 ' the Christmas vacation. op- F will commence at the usual |pnday morning. Prior is spcnding her Christ location with her parents on trcet. Miss Prior is at the New N Conservatory of Music at |n BoEue of Central Square is
 V tho Christmas rush at the bstofiice.
 Ent Glynn, of Catholic Uuivers-
 expected home for the holi- |al girls of tho TrumhulI Elce- e enjoyed d Christmas dinner Girls Recreation rooms yes |noon.
 beth Pike. student at the |rini school at Boston Univer- spending vacation with her on Strong Court. |y \. Hanson has sold property |tttc Meadow Road. at Harts
 on "A" Street. to Louis Fer
 Morristown. x. J. Tho deal in- about six acres of land.
 Ann Berry teacher at the lar school. will spend her vaca-
 her homo at Salem. Mass.
 Bertha Stewart and Miss Mil olson. left for Boston. for the ms vacation,
 Mary Mills will spend her D at Arlington. Mass. E. D. Wariield of Park St. win he Christmas holidays with her
 West Roxbury. Mass. os yictrolas. records. c, L.. e Co. New Britain. Opposite ent .-advt. ..
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23
BOYS' CLUB CELEBRATION
Christmas Tree Exercises at New Gymnasium This Evening-Public Isf Invited.

the Boys club, will be held at the new gymnasium this evening. Ap- propriate exercises will be carried out Rev. J. Leo Sullivan will give sort address on, ''The Significance of Christmas" A. C. Brunnelle will render vocal solos. The Boys club band will give several selections of Christmas music. The gymnasium will be prettily decorated for the occa- sion, and a huge Christmas tree will be lighted and trimmed. The public is cordially invited to attend the ex- ercises Gifts will be distributed among the club members.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23
LARGE REAL ESTATE DEAL.

big real estate deal was complet- ed today when s. Sheinnan sold through the Camp real estate company his one half interest in the two Nee han blocks on Lafayette street to Joseph Caslowitz his partner. The sale is reported to have been made at basia of sS0,0oO for the entire property. MT. Sheinman reserves a three year lease of his store, tenement and garage.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23
Gerstaecker Lodge to
 Have Xmas Observance

Plans have been made for the an- nual Christmas observance of Ger stacker lodge. I. O. o. F., which is to be held Monday evening at 7:3o o'clock at Turner hall. Members of the lodge and their wives and families will be entertained at that time. A Christmas tree will be provided from which santa will distribute gifts. Following an entertainment, dancing will be enjoyed.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23

This is the first photograph to reach America of the great warehouse fires in Liverpool, England, which the Brit ish say were a part of Sim Fein's policy of carrying the war to Eng land," Incendiaries working in the cause of Sim Fein started the blaze, according to the British. Huge quan- titles of oil saturated waste were found.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23
ROSS ACCEPTED
Y Authorities Take Local ig Man from Police, Whose
 Attracted Comment.

ries Ross who figured in m au- He theft case in police csurt ly. and whose attorney asked saion Co allow him to join tho
 was yesterday taken to spring Mass. where he previously cn-
 and turned over to tho military -ities. Captain Thomas w Grace
 said that Ross was gwen over
 charge of Lieutenant WILLS.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23
CAUGHT WITH GOODS


 Three Gallons of Wine in Their Pos-
 session.
 Whie Supernurlerary Officer Will liam Mccarthy was patrolling his beat on Winter street last night. he saw two men carrying suspicious looking dress suit case and one of the rnen had a bag thrown over his shoulder. On questioning the men, who arc Law renee Antonott and Edward Torie, claiming Berlin as their home, he found that the case anG bag contained about three gallons of wine. The men were taken into custody and today they were turned over to Federal offi- cers from Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23

Athens-The picking of ex-King Constantine. as ruler of Greece, by the people in the recent plebiscite. has but Premier Rhallis. of Greece, in diffi cult situation because of the allies at titudc against Constantine.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-23
oo FOR GERMAN RELIEF.

New Britain German Relief so- las been able to contribute $i,- Iring the past week to the re- fund for the children of Ger
 and Austria At the recent ( which was given, n doll was sd Mrs. Harold Post of 767
 avenue,
, 1920-10-02
Publication.

AQOTICE is hereby given that the sum
~ of Frcs. 242. Is. income on the invest
~ ed capital of His Royal Highness
Prince VaIdemar's Wedding Memorial
Fund for the benefit of worthy INDECENT
persons in 81. Croix, viii be on hand for
istfiibbatio Oh the 22na Qctohlr 1920.
Applications for participation in this
distribution, duly certified. should be
forwarded to the undersigned on or be
fore October 18th 1920.
Despatcbing Secretary's Office. Chris
tiansted. st. Groix, Virgin Islands Of y.
S Septic rber 10th. 1926.
FRED. COLBY,
Despotcb3ng Sec4etG4.H
, 1920-10-02

Contribution to thls paper WiU be glad
IN recejUed Wben the same deats NTH mat
terS of general interest, and IS dccompa.
MED Nth the authors nanae, as q quar-
dntee of good faith. The editor cannot be
responsible for the v1eWs OF has corTespo2-
dents nor does he necessarily endorse them
, 1920-10-02
NOTICE.

THERE having been 40 quorum Tor
4 the extraordinary meeting Of s..
CroiS Club called for the 25th. inst. that
meeting has boon postponed for SAIUk-
DAY OCTOBER End. AT 5 O'CLOCK
P. M.
THE BOARD,
ChrisIansted, 18th Sept. 1920.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Victory of May s. 1862 Over French Sufficiently I'm
portant to Affect Profoundly Course Which War of
French Intervention Thereafter Took: Enthusiasm
Born of This Triumph Brought Liberals Success.
By ALBERTO c. GARCIA.

which France was cooperating with
them. II showed to them that France
came, intending to establish an active
political influence in Mexico with no
regard to her pledges 10 Mexico or TO
her allies. In fact, they had already
prepared their plans to establish a
monarchy with MAMMALIAN as en-
peror of Mexico
Would UnEeaf JuareE Regime.
Under these circumstances, they
realized they could no longer in
honor cooperate with France. The
openly declared his Intentions Of
ovsrthrowing the Juarez government
But IL also was imprudent for them
TO come into open conflict with their
ally, SO they decided to retire from
Mexico. leaving 70 their accredited
representatives the task of settling
the claims against the Mexican gov
eminent, France stayed But desre-
garding the recent agreement with
Mexico TO retire 70 his original base
before opening hostilities. the French
general. Laurencez, advanced far
Their into the interior OF Mexico. On
the Cd OF May a rearguard engage
ment was fought which detained the
French long enough TO permit prep
aration for defence Of. the city Of
Puebla, first city Of Importance on
the line 70 Mexico City.
on the fifth Of Nay Laurence fin
ished the last lap OF his march
toward Puebla. He arrived there at
8 o'clock. The French counted 5000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

attacking troops. the 8Iexicans only
5000. 500 OF which were mounted and
a large part Of the rest only recent
recruits.
Columns sent Against Hills.
While making his plan of attack,
laurence asked Almbnte, the traitor
accompanying him with hopes Of be-
ing restored to power, what side Of
the city was the best for an attack.
Almonte suggested the left. Lau-
rencez's aid, however, suggested
making a concen trated attack upou
the two hills 70 the right which de-
Tended the city, The latter plan
was adopted. Three strong columns
were sent against these two hills. in
al amounting TO 1000 men To the
left another thousand advanced over
less difficult ground with the inten-
ton OF converging toward the other
force.
Zaragoza, the Mexican general,
seeing this unexpected method OF at
tack, Immediately sent REINFORCE
ments to Negrete. who with only
1000 men was defending the two hills
The five hundred cavalry also was
sent there with Instructions to at
tack the French right flank when
opportunity afforded
Fighting began at II o'clock and
lasted until 4 in the afternoon. After
bombarding the hill positions, the
French Zouaves twice charged up the
hills but each time were repulsed. At
the third time all French troops avail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
LYDIA

7 TDIA is OF Latin origin. she il
Il one OF the feminine names de-
rived from places As Della comes
from the island Of Delos. 80 Lydia
became a proper name in honor OF the
city Of Lydia which PLAYED sucn an
Important part IN early history.
Lydia has a deep and reverent Bib
lical significance since the first "
Ola was the seller o. purple who be-
came converted bv 81 Paul al Thy-
atiFa- Her story is contained 10 one
OF the striking passages CT the Acts.
English women. who seem especial
" given 70 scriptural names. adopted
Lydia quite early In history The
name flourishes Ia the pages OF Eng
Nsh literature and also has extreme
vogue IN this country Curiously
trans lation Into any other than the
English language.
lydia q name not % common usage
llt none the less musical may POS
slbly be q contraction OF Lydia II
such IS the case. the name IS no doubt
The outgroWth OF personal feulinine
preference and without chronological
sanction.
The yellow jacinth IS Lydia's tails
manic stone IL viii guard her from
danger and disease. particularly when
she j. travelling. The weaver OF a
1acinth need have no fear OF light
nipE, since the stone Is said TO be
according 20 an old legend. a 1lcinlh
VIII break as a warning OF fhe ap-
proach OF evil Thursday IS Llydia's
lucky day and 5 her lucky number
elbow is her cQlor.=CopvriEh 1850.
oy The Whether syndicate. Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
By MILDRED MARSHALL
MIRIAM

TIE exquisite name Of Miriam seems
4 10 be q predecessor Of Mary. II
TOO signifies bitter" and comes
from the Hebrew word marah. which
has that translation. But Miriam. ac-
eording to the scriptures. auteda;es
Miriam first named the sister Of
Moses and Aaron, who led the songs
Of the Israslites when they saw their
enemies dead upon the seashore. It
was not repeated until after the cap
tiyity, when Il took the Greek forms
% Marian and Marianne. and be-
came much used by Jewish women.
me Asmonean princess in whom the
brave Maccabean line was eEtin-
called Marian. Later il Is Iound
designating the poor soul who is cited
as having fulfilled the most terrible
or all the woes denounced by Noses
upon the daughters OF Jerusalem.
Miriam was AZ one time the name
by which the Blessed Virgin herself
was called and also IT named two
popular saints. the Magdalen and the
Peniteut Of Egypt. Marianne, the
derlvatlve, is sufficiently important
date.
The pearl is AIiriam's taIIsmanlc
gem. It's legacy OK tears will be SET
aside for Miriam, TO whom IL wsii
bring sweetness. charm and true
friendships Monday is her lucky day
and Z her lucky number.-Copyrigh
AszV' by the Wheeler Syndicate Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Eliza

ELIZA IS another OF the Elizabeth
II cycle Of feminine names. With
the single exception OF Mary,
there IS no other name IN the Ian
guage Of any country which has so
many fun groWn, fun independent
glance. would seem TO be only Eliza
beth with one syllable removed. has
really an Interesting little history Of
her own.
The name means. Of course. God 3
oath The Divine title known 70 man
before special revelation 20 Moses IN
the burning bush was the Hebrew
word Ed. which corresponds 70 our
term Deity This word served as a
prefix 90 many Biblical proper names.
The first was Elieser, the name Of
Abraham steward who went TO
bring home Rebecca. Later the name
changed to Eleazar and was applied
TO Aarou's eldest surviving son.
Following this bit Of chronological
history Eliza would seem more likely
the feminine o. Eleazar than a mere
contraction Of Elizabeth. The latter
explanation is, however, most gener-
ally adhered 20, due perhaps 20 the
fuence Of EliZabethau poetry and
drama, which endeaVored 10 improve
on the name Of the good queen, by
terming her Eliza
The POPULARITY and prevalence Of
Eliza became widespread early On the
18th century and there are frequent
Instances Of both names being given
In baptism 10 different children in the
same family.
The aquamarine is ELIAS tails
manic gem. II promises her travel
and change and many new friends.
Saturday is her lucky day and . her
lucky uumber.-copyrigh 1929 by
the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
-What They Stand For And WA
ROSAMOND

ID OSAMONp b rs nothing 70 do with
IN g rose, strange as % may seem
The name means famed rr0tec-
zion and Is Of extremely ancient
origin. The first Hrusmoud was the
fierce chieftaiuess OF the Gcpidae.
whom her Lombard husband forced
20 drink bis health in q grisiy goblet
composed OF the skuu OF her slaugh-
tered father and who later avenged
the insult by a midnight murder.
out Of this tragedy, the name Of
hosamond gained great popularity
among the peasantry and In some
mysterious way penetrated the land
OF tie Norman Cliftords. BY whom it
was bestowed upon Fair Rosamoud o.
ballad lore. This lovely lady's his
tory has been much changed by Ger
Nantea, who makes bis Persiles aud
sisls munda encounter her tn me
Artic regions. fulfilling a dreury
penance among the Wehr wolves
Her name, On ifs supposed intarpre-
tauons gave rise TO the Latin epiEram.
Rosa mundi. sed non Rosa munda1
ithe rose OF the world but not a pure
rose), according to one historian. The
ballad, however, as wen as the gem
eral aura Of romance which sur
rounds the name OF Hosamond. estah-
lished her popularity IN England and
az English speaking countries.
me ruby is Eosamcnd's tallsmanic
gem It's promise OF power. bodily
strength, and naughty pride VIII be
fulfilled In her saturday o. her lucky
DAY and 3 her lucky uumber.-Cony-
right, 1890. by the Wheeler syndicate.
Inc