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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
MASONIC TEMPLE
It's Value in the
Panhandle

% i"'"nin Temple ~ proposed Ia lie hr viii De- NJ sica
interest to even Master Mason IN the Panhandle.
We club 'oon Witch wl ocup The entire flor viii
he Kept Omen n and night THIS provide plnco
where friends MAJ meet aud also pr visiting m,sons
MAJ spend "n 'nJuHbc afternoon evening" well ~ ho,r
:" Amarillo The large lounge pool ,aa,~. rcmilng
room VIII be- IN strict keeping With the Masonic
Temples In The country.
III" top hoor which kha sulnc club going occupy when
'r> gf their hcnsaiion for shfinc June. VIII have
large Auditorium and stag where onl, shrine wurk
can u" pui on but musical entertainments lectures dancing
cnn be- arranged Tor throughout the winter mouths The shrinr
'"'nionial~ being STAGED In Amarillo viii uukr possible
"cr, Skinner In the Panhandle participate In the WORK aud
help friends over the hot sands Amarillo he ra,, reached b,
hnio railroad and spending trr. das 10 ~ 10
Fort WORTH onc day l. all that IL necessary.
again u means that the Panhandle wii have Temple large
enough io accommodate state gatherings bring
mn to the Panhandle that have been here before aud while
herr ~' that ~ ha," fcai country so live n
Lastly vii he building Vl all be proud Of Don't Tor.
gtt 10 get ,out bonds,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
WICHITA fALi.s FINDS
SOLUTION.

A fund Of 400 900 has been made
available In Wichita Falls. under.
written by citizens OF the tosn. for
Increasing the salaries OF the teach.
ers In the public schools, from March
!. this year and for the regular
isso-si seHslon.
The plan there N 10 ask parents
who have children IN the schools to
make Individual donations. Tho
same sort Of plant MAS tried out
nj Iowa Park some years ago. and II
was found that Oh. rcspans. ON the
part OF parents 10 the call for DOM.
tons was almost one hundred per
cent. and the sum underwrit,en by
the leading citizens Of tho town Was
thus easily made ny.
The school Board Ia Amarillo Ia
facing much the SAME condition
Many teachers have found II neccs.
sary 10 resign during the prcson,
school year because they we're unable
10 make ends meet" on the small
salaries which are being paid them.
Many others. through sheer love Of
the profession and OF the children
whom they teach. have remained az
their posts although receiving but
little for their valuable services. And
the schools will lose many more
teachers nexi year unless some def.
mite steps are taken Within the near
futsrs 70 assure them that they will
- paid . living wage
A teacher cannot b good teacher
n hs Or sAs 10 woadsrins from day
70 day how 70 Keep The volt away
IRON the door.
We bsliswe that The School Board.
with the hearsisst assistance upon
the part OF the people. will solve the
problem here In order that the en-.
esiient school system 10 Amarillo
viii not enter upon another ysar. I'M
paired through log Of efficient In.
struetors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01


How solicitors said Two
Carloads ~ Photographs.
In 1903 N " schnoitlcr, prcsi-
cent Vt the Schurittcr Athletic Goods
COMPANY A. Joseph, Mo, opened
his fif't rioic ur hop IN Nltrcns.
hurT, NO llir capital stock wa
como bicycle supplies costing 1910
ana an old bicycle worth $3.50.
l.lii year with a number ct hand
iraps and the sllfirsl uf competition,
he old iva carload oi ph0i ugrpphH
he hnd The cuurafr 80 come right
out and say he we going 10 sell
them Not only lhgt, hu' when tho
two carload came t. to town h.
iuadcd the bunch on d,aNN. truck,
and delivery wagons. hired bra
band and paradod through tie hus,'
u,aa streets ~ The city
fhc parade was worth $1,000 -
u1 In Advertising" saws S,hnritlor
"aad Only cost ~ $50
There are quito u few people. he
con, nucd, VINO have the Wrpag
'dca about sporting goods stores be-
lDE for men only see No reason
Why the up.t0.datc. sporting goods
store should be- q mans store thnggh
ten wears ago We did huyc a voIy
hard time getting women tu som,
into our htoro.
"Our sporting goods lines de-
Keep Goin" women away uf course,
as there have been some sporting
guodH stores that women have heat.
tatcd to enter. We do not handle
any goods In our place that a woman
could not buy with clear cen
science. krvOlycrs are kept On Il
shelf out OF gieh and We tty lC dis.
play as The mcf, nnporip'u PIT ~
thsit ,oolla revolver. dice. rrds.
iifts pnt rnrctls', No o1drr
women il itats.
Thus, while most OF our casa
customers for machines aic men,
the majority OF inslallmcn, contract
are slrncd hy womCn.
'l.url ,piing W. tuli our sales.
mvn." Haid SchncilIer, THAT v Nai
up 10 them 10 soil just twice as many
machine 90 dii tho u,hcr storu
handling this line. We honestly br.
Hove that We not cnly did that. 10,
anld more than lid ans ore concern
IN The city; and enc of thcm N q
Large. Well-cstnhlighcd music CON.
PAM, We not only sold The tvn
uaflnads muni Toned. hu either shlb.
mCuts coming In h. local freight
We were limited In salct hccauir oi
chhfinrc IT the mpchincg
We have toi ~ Our gual tWiU'
u. much brslrols ON mi. mrchinr
N' our cumrntil0r doe. Tor lp.".
This ma. he giving aSt, . husincs
r"crut, hut vo viii do u.
why can W. du thir? Hero a."
q few reasons. our salesman mu :
hhow al about this machine. rhc,
mnn, know ahlu, The competitive
lines. how they are made. their good
pninif, Their veal paints. ihcir
pflrol must b. nhlr ~ handle thr
hnai.lnfurmtd prospective customer.
They must never misrcprcsout
Thc' Must t,lk consincingly ana lea
tho prospective customer know they
know what they ate talking ubnu'
nd telling the truth THIS gets
p"opl" Ia buy quicker than anything
| know Of"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
Deaths and Burials

bbDEk -Mis Nancy Lodcn.
AGED 5 years, wife o. l. G.. Loden.
died AZ the lsniIly residence. clio
Van Buren, street. last nigh, o, Z
o'clock. surviving her are four cons
and three daughters wm. i.oden oi
philadelphia. IA. Martin Loden. Ray
bodsn and Don Lodcn OF Amarillo.
and NrF Leslie stephens. Mrs III.
lie BolaY. and M Af,ie Bonncy.
0i Amarillo t
She WA q ircmber OF the Me,ho'
dis, chufrb and Of the Knight and
Ladies' % Security
Funeral ser,lees gill he conducted
IN the chapel ~ tho Cfigg1 Under.
ishlng COMPANY inis AFTERNOON AZ :
O'Clock Rev II = brooks. pastor
% the Polk street Methodist church.
officiating ilgTiei 7il b. In Llano
cemeirry under the auspices Of the
Knights and Ladies Of seeuri,y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
THg PRICE 90 COAL.

With the announcement that the
action Of President wilson's coal
commission In granting biiumiBous
mine workers q wage increase u u
per cent will mean al inereshe ~
The mines Of from ss eeDis 20 ,i.sS
for fuel. Amarillo people may once
more congratulate themselves upon
che fact that they viii be- able 20
nss NATURAL gsp next winter ~ q
cheaper rate than coal ~ present
prices would amount 90. Meantime
they are hoping that tie obstacles 10
The way Of securing the necessary
piping 10 brinE the sss here from
tbs fisl1 wili BE- ovcfeoms By officers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
WITH TIN STATE PRgss
A Housing school MEETING.


Bpearman has ~ last awakened 90
the importance Of a public school OF
Spsarman. This Fac; was ol@rly
demonstrated az the meeting Of the
Chamber OF Commerce on Monday
night. A, this meeting the commit.
IL. appointed by the president At q
former nesting. made ~ report on
the cost 81 building. the cost Of
equlpplnE same and the other et.
pense necessary 90 conduci fir,
class nine.monlhs school at Spear.
man beginning In September. The
COS, % the buildings will be- IN the
neishborhood Of 10000 and the
cost ~ equipment hiring ia good
teachsfs. etc. will b. about the
sane 50 the entire cost Of q school
such a. spsarman people are deter.
mined 10 hayo will be- IN the neigh.
bofh0Od VI go 900. a large per
cent Of this money viii be- raised b.
popular subscription and u pas de-.
efded 10 proceed aionr the lines IN
vogue during the war In tbs raising
" this money ---SpeafmaB Reporter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
NOTES MAT LETTERS
IN UNITING THE con-,

When 'hr patrons at q certain
mems store received their cnd.of- h.
year statements attached 10 each wa,
q srnmsd alp atput tho slze OF the.
sire ticket across which was printed
In miniature bars Of music. Below
were these lines "ewsetest music 10
mortal sasp--p,sase find check .n-
siessd." Thb right sloas With let
tsrs. painfully worked out for the
safe Of oiiicsency
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
MARRYING AND rS.MARnYis0.

Mary Piekford. evidently doesn't
believe In long engagements
She recently few brief weeks
ago--seeured q divorce from q has.
band OF some years standing. pro-
eeeded at once 70 Los Angeles and
nov she IL known 20 the world ~
Mrs Douglas Fairbanks. she having
welded her partner In n moving pie
ture corporation venture
One might call this rather mixing
business and pleasure.
That strange atmosphere which
pervades the region Of the stage eVi.
IDENTIFY causes those who live within
iis confines 10 regard marriage light.
~. for the higher they 90 In their
chosen profession. the more fire.
auentIy they marry and un.msfry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
of the company

~ the company
while considerable work must be-
done IN some sections ~ the city
to put natural ga into every home.
II Il can be brought into the city
mains Il viii become Immediately
available TO hundreds u consumers.
4 f. iilll believed probable 'Aaf
,ke company Nili bo able to serve g.
customers here before the beginning
Of cold weather nest fall with tho
cheaper fuel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
BRITISH LEADERS
A 7 7 ACk AMERICA
FOR IRISH STAND
DE VALERA USING StME TAt.
TiCs % Jktftl,sOI DAVIS
~ Cu.tIltii.
SENATE ACTION SCORED
stand rnkcr b, Union In G,il N.,
Compared io That New ncih
~, Observation-Disclosures.
illa,Dcd Tor l'pf,slng>

NJ 1850 iHled rW,s
ONION. March 81 The United
states was handled without glove
nv Premier Lloyd George and Sir
Edward ca ,0n. the ulster unlunisl
leader IN the debate iodny IN the
house 0f commons On the second
reading ~ the Irish hill The premier
fnid u was actor such An that tuker
b" N" inited states icnnir IN
adopting The irrh re- plulitn ,hlt
had fostnrcd secession.
10" Valera ~ putting forth The
hafnc yloas In tho ans words hat
Jefferson Davis uaol" tho premier
declared and added that ruch
movement had I'D ~ civil war.
"Wo arr lolng nothing more ,hpn
Tho United stairs claimed for thtE.
solves he continued "and We VIII
stand no less Slr Edward Carson
IN op'ning the hebytc. said he be-
llcyod that the lrhh murders vets
committed not Nv NY cOuntiyinen.
bn, by lll.rondl,lonci ,mcricans"
n,sled BY SlnR i'sln propaganda
which, ho cclaimei. pointing ~ ths
government, "oyu ave doing no.hlng
10 counier.nc,."
Spmn " tho inen vhO voted fcr
ths Irish sslf.de,Wniinatisn motion
10 tho ssnatsahd ether dv had 40.
eestors Who fought 10 death Assins,
coaesding 70 the seuth staiss u An.
erica the VEN demand tAsy Are now
supporting Tor INLAND. Premier
Lloyd oserss dsslsfvd. ne aeospt
anss Of hat demand. DECLARED The
premier. vcuid scvvr core. n va,
demand which. ~ persisted 10. he
raid. would lead 10 eae,ly tho .aml
measures Of rcTfrssion az IN tho eaoc
~ the southern ra,rg OF America
Great britain. ho declared. claimed
nothing moro than tho United biatss
had claimed tot Themselves Croa;
britain. be- sddo1 would stand or
~ own legs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
TWO NV SENIOR
COLLIGks sc THDiaZLD

WI y II NJ
STAMFORD. Star. si--TsO Irw
fonior coiiegss for West Te,ag are
authorized o. ihe Methodist Lp,t..
pal church aonth. ono ~ rbhh VII
10 ai'nsied % Clarendon and the Oh.
~ AZ stamford o. Abilene. flo.h IN
situations will have endoz ineBis. sr.
other large college II proposed COR
central West Te1as town b. another
dissemination. definite announcement
Of which IL expected this year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01

BusiBezs ~ picking up. The for
msf senator isn't carrying out the
role ~ gracious and fOfgifing good
humor attributed ~ him a. pefma-
1chi by bis friends Infamous ilaf %
aiandercr" and the Ike are re-
mindful Of old ilmes They serve
1lf0 10 indicate ~ the politically
sophisticated that things aren't 20.
lng 10 veil ~ Anticipated. that the
boys who were expected 10 scaitle
for cover srtn't acuitllnE worth o
csni -wicbllal Fsllf Times.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01

4 ,alunblc dressing for ilcsh
wounds. burns. scalds. old sores,
rash. chaled skin. IN llALLAiiDS
SNOW LlNlMENT: It IL both heal
ing and an,isoptic. sold b. all drug
lists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
4 I,lilLI, NnnnII,.

lie cl,rkod In the noodle depart.
mcni. Aud b" was u sure card
We asked " they sold spaghetti
~ the gallon or the yard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01

Rub the joints with BALLARD'3
Snow LiSiNHNT 10 relieve rheuma.
tlsn. u poreiraios the flesh 10 the
hone conveying ~ soothing aud re-
si0ra'ise Influence n the spot where
the pain exists. Sold by all druggists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
lie Mlal,i-

~ tho yice-pre.ldoht would Mar.
shall biz forces be nigh, stand o
chane. 20 be- nominated az the San
FRANCISCO Convention Wichita Falls
RscOfd.Sssa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01

&COLUMN r..
.DlrED by MANSFIELD r HOUSE c.,,---t

dn this coldmn, which appcara twice week. will aud
short articles pc Interest merchants their auope0plo
gcnCiaiJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
"isair Ilai I,arga,n,"
Help liussinS's Trade

lLclemtnt "Ntthcr sSaCrai.y r..af-
de-. hv ne .cA.u's o. dsui,at.lt.' q.
'NCh buallGfs, ..0ius HQ trHor. .ur
y, dsgist llngSms, u springfield. q.
Indeed, " N rather an asset ~ him.
not Just because II IL In cohlrddir.
ton To tho usual condition oi trade,
but because he has cultivated an
Idea 10 such an extent hat ,oOpls
look forward Ia rainy and llnYhv
DAYS In order 10 iakp advantage of
The pharmacists bargain ulfcriuga.
ay they have come to know them.
Through consistently advertising
rainy day offerings Tor several day
this druggists customers have learn
ed to watch iOr bis announcement
whenever rain threaten and Ia buy
up his specials. These are usual,
broken linrs Ofgouds uf various kinds
md lctl overs from holiday trade,
but lluggins also directs attention To
his stationery. household utilities,
.lyp,tuffs homo remedies aud clean.
ing compounds by advertising dlrV'.
tly to the housewife topical mcrch-
nndlsr that fits IN with huusecltan.
ing periods. tunes when an epidemic
hunncns 90 be- on hand. otc.
lie also makes II n point To render
excellent service. telling his custom.
cr, that if they have n cold TO c0n-
suit physician and y" viii send q
hoy for the prescription, till aud re-
turn II promptly
Tha, the public knows aud apprc'
rialcs this policy Is evidenced bN the
fact that q M recent stormy day snv.
oral patrons tcloph0ncd and asked
virtually the sam cqucstlnn: What's
YOUR lender going ~ be tonight Mr.
llugrinss Since ! am calling Tor
something | though, that whatever
r,ormy weather bargain you're go.
ing 20 offer today might as vel get
Il Il u appeals to me.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01

MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.
TIE Associated Press 10 exclusively
satitisd 10 the use for republication
q III news dispatches credited 20 n
o. rot otherwise credited IN this paper
ed also the local hows pablishse
herein.
Al rights OF publication OF speeis
lispatehes herein are also ressrvsa
Special Associated Press Lease
wire Service. as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01

Dodge, the music man Ut Lung
lloubh, calf, never does u thiny likr
the other fellow II he can hela i.
That's Why 20 many think uf Dodge
~ often aud are not inclined 10 tor.
bet him. \ recent statement sent
out by him had his business card
pinned 10 the corner The word over
wa, written ON the face Of the card
and when the card was turned over
the debtor read
Poor p0,igc"
aud took the hint by rCacrlng for
check book
Another pullcr for monthly state
moHla WIS ufod Dy local drug ytur'
In the days before the war the store
ggcd to accumulate u large auanuty
ana variety VI small sample Of va.
ilous products Tor distribution In.
stead NJ spending newspaper space
INV time the proprietor raStd tho
sample, until The end of the month.
Then AZ tho bottom Of his statrm,ht
forms h, had this notice imprinted
~ imitation typewriter type 10 mitch
his billing machine
when YOU call viii yua ash lar
the little bag of assorted samples OF
toilet goods and soaps We have ter
'uu' Thcl are free
That seemed to please the womcd.
Returns from thu statements we're
prompt aud worry nearly complete, q
supp. " bars being made 10y ,Ydi.
ciout grouping OF the samplrr A dry
good, store Otlcrs u bargain at IN
bottom uf lls Statements. good fUr ),
limited time and not Advertised m
any .thprWnV
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

though she had been ailing for a con- siderable length of time, her death was not expected.
 Epworth League Activities.
 The Epworth league of the Ken sington M. E. church will present a playlet, The Family Album." at the church parlors next Wednesday even- ing. There will also be a musical program. On Saturday evening of this week. a Halloween social will be held at O. Edgerly's barn.
 Come early for the big sale at Goldenblum Millinery Co.-advt.
 Sullivan'sf masquerade and ball, Grange hall, Berlin, Fri. eve.-advt.
 Pianos. Victrolas, c. L. Pierce & Co.,, oppo. Monument New Britain, Conn.-advt.
 Big masquerade dance Berlin Grange Hall Saturday night. Francis r. Mays orchestra--advt.
 Trimmed hat sale. Goldenblum Mil linery Co.,, New Britain.-advt-
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28
<eMy Crawford Is Really Two
 Ranges in One'

SAND I can use them together or
 separately, just as I wish. See what nice gas stove have at the end of the coal range, where it is most con- venient! Five gas burners on the top, a great roomy oven, with rack, and a folding broiler below the oven! "But much as like the gas stove simply couldn't get along without the coal range. Right now, you see, I've got my cold pack canner on the coal stove, while my jelly is boiling on the gas and the sugar is warming in the oven. And there's bread baking in the coal oven, too. That helps me save fuel and get a lot more done in day.
 eeTHERE'S another splendid thing
 about my coal range-the Crawford Single Damper. set the knob at sBake,' Check or 'Kindle,-which are plainly marked on the stove top-and I can . always be sure my oven will be just the right temperature. This damper also regulates the heat under the top griddles.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28
Another Big Rally Scheduled for
 This Evening
C. 0. P. COMMITTEE SCORED
Local Women Resent Refusal to Have
 Non Partisan Speaker Explain Pol itics to Fair Scx-othcr News Items of Interest to Readers,

This evening in Foresters' hall in this evening in Forester's hall in Remington. At 7:45 promptly Emil Marzano. candidate for teasurer on Inc democratic ticket, will make an appeal for support of his candidacy FMr. Marzano is an Italian by birth, m American by choice and speaks tho support of all people interested in the advancement of democratic Ideals. He will talk tonight in Ital- Ian. It may be well stated that he represents the influence of education upon those of foreign birth. He has made his own way to the position he now holds. He was educated in the schools of Connecticut and Is a grad nate of Yale. He comes in hope ~lhat he may bring to his people in Berlin an expression of the advant- bSes to be derived through the educa- lion possibilities of America.
 g Mrs. Keller will be the second speaker of the evening. She is a Scotch woman by birth but has been resident of the United States for he past a years. Her sons and daughters were in active service dur Ing the war and many know of Mrs. keller's work for the Connecticut Red LFoA@t .feF name ts almost synony- nous with the Connecticut Cross of Mercy which did such splendid work fer those in the service. Her appeal ls for the League of Nations and all women in town. regardless of party Rffiliation, are invited to listen to Mrs. keller's appeal
 Judge Edward Smith of Hartford will also speak. He will answer the speaker of the republican rally on the to I view Of tho league voter and upon Article a. Miss Adele Murray VIII likewise speak. She reminds people of the discouraging number of lliitcratos tn tho country and says That compulsory education Is the only pnswer. Her topic tonight will be HWhat are tho major parties going bo do to advance education: what they have done and what women demand they must do." She invites the towns people to the rally. not in the in- lerests In tho advance of party, but in the interests of the only sub feet whereas women meet on common Eround-children
 Rap~ c. O. F. Committee
 The following communication was received from Mrs Bertha ~ynne, who says she is a rel Bterod republi- cnn who believes that republican women work only in the interests of truth and fair play. By sending in this communication she says she is appealing to her republican acquain- tances. to piaco before them a matter which truth demands they be givon ppportunity tQ uaae- -t,lde de1za osat --,sxa6axau
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

Dec. 10, Boston University; Dec. IT, Clark; Jan. s, Worcester Tech; Jan. IS, Middlebury; Jan. 15, Wesleyan; Jan. 19, Tufts; Jan. 21, Amherst; Jan. 22, Williams: Jan. 2o, M. A. C.; Jan. 29, Worcester Tech; Feb. 2, open; Feb. g, Bowdoin; Feo. 12, Dartmouth; Feb. 16, Bates; Feb. IS, Brown; Feb. 23, New Hampshire State; Feb. "A, Trinity; Feb. 26, West Point; March
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28
HARVARD TRACK SCHEDULE.
Crimson Athletes to Have Busy Sea.
 son-Dates Announced.

SOn-DdIeS sIIiOuueSu.
 Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 2s. - A triangular indoor meet with Cornell and Dartmouth on February 26, is a new feature on the program for the season of 1920-21 of the Harvard track team. Five outdoor meets, not including the intercollegiate, are also on ths program, tta
 Tho schedule foIlows:.k .st.4
 Feb. 26. tr.angular meet with Cor nell and Dartmouth, at B. A,A.: ar outdoor meet on the Harvard board tr.Ick at Soldiers Field on q day Of suitable to weather; April 29 and 30, Pc Tn Relay Carnival: May ', M. I. T. at Soldiers Field; May 13, Yalo at Nov Haven; May 21, Princeton at Princeton; May 27 and 2s, inter-cci. ,esiates.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

support is needed for carrying this out. The Redwoods have been secured at a large expense.
 Come early for the big sale at Goldenblum Millinery Co.-advt.
 Pianos, Victrolas, c. L. Pierce & Co.,, oppo. monument New Britain, Conn.-advt.
 Trimmed hat sale. Goldenblum Mill linery Co.,, New Brita1n.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28
FLOOR TEAM AT HARVARD

Tentative Schedule Drawn Up for
 Crimson's Basketball Five.
 Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 2S.-For the first time in a decade Harvard will again have a basketball quintet this season.
 The tentative schedule follows:
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

icago-Fred A. Carlson. short hand expert here. who reported tho proceedings of the eighth plenary session of the peace conference at Quai d'Orsay. May 3I. 1919, has SUD- piled President Wilson with tram script of his remarks concerning the alleged discussion of Americas willing ness to send troops to aid the Ruman- ians should they need them. The White House is expected to use the notes to refute Senator Spencer of