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New-York tribune., 1920-11-07
Winter Clothes

ME- materials being used for
our winter clothes are very
beautiful While the colors
for daytime are somewhat
somber, we may indulge in the most
beautiful vivid shades for the eve
ming. This does not mean, however.
that our evening frocks are all to
be Of gay hues. The liking for black
and white has apparently taken a
firm hold. Stately and beautiful dim
ner gowns are IN carefully wrought
out combinations Of black and white.
For daytime much use is made Of
broadcloth, velours and serges. For
the more elaborate clothes there is
crepe maroquane, MORE, brocaded
crepes and chitfons and heavy ribbed
Silks. There Is revival, too, of stiff
cldfashioned white satin.
Some very pleasing effects are OBJ
tanned by the use of the wrong and
right sides of satins and brocades.
A favorite method Of combining the
two IS in inverted box pleats allow
ing the wrong side of the satin to
show in the pleat.
Bright colored tulles and chiffons
are seen IN quantities in the eve
ming. The most adorable little dane
ing frocks are made of vivid shades
of tulle in combinations with black
Chantiliy. Colored velvet and black
satin are strikingly combined in
evening frocks of more formal
character.
Crepe de Chine
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

coats, and makes capes trimmed
with wide bands Of fur to be worn
over the short box coats. These are
Of the same length as the coats. She
also makes long plaid capes with
pleated panels at the back extending
the entire length Of the cape. Capes
Of this character have large flowing
collars
Both short and long haired fur
pelts are used by this maker, such as
seal, squirrel, red Australian
opossum, goat, dyed gray and monkey
fur.
Lanvin is one wno, although she
may be said to be using less fur
than formerly, is showing some short
capes of monkey fur. When she
uses fur as a trimming, preference
is given to sheared lamb, although a
few models are trimmed with mon
key fur The latter, no longer a
novelty, is much cheaper this year.
The Trimming Has
A Wealth of Color
As A trimming to take the place
of fur there is applique en-
broidery in vivid colors. These
bright colors, which occasionally ap-
pear in the form of trimmings on
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

II contrast 10 these heavy trim
mlngs are the AIRY French flower
girdles that young girls are wearing
on their party frocks. They are seen
on silver or delicately tinted ribbons,
and the most exquisite color enecus
are obtained through their use. Tie
flowers may be strewn along the
edge OF a ribbon girdle which is lit
tie more than thread Of color.
Small, dainty flowers such as moss
rose buds and Marguerites are chosen
for these gird.es. The silver ribbons
with picot edges in color make at
tractive girdcs of this sort. The
color Of the edge is brought out
again in the flowers scattered over
the ribbon.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07
Crepe de Chine
Is Very Popular

Or COURSE, there are the laces
dyed in varied shades which are
made up over bright colored velvets
as well as the more sheer materials
Crepe de chine enjoys a surprising
popularity. The best dressma)5ers
are now using it for the evening az
, well as for the daytime frocks. Il
sparkles with embroideries of silver
and jet which lends to il djonity
winch 1t has not hitherto enioyed
Formerly we associated it with tba
simplest sort of summer frocks.
never dreaming of employing it for
model that might be termed an
elaborate creation.
At the most formai affairs this
sllken fabric may wall. side bv side
VAIN gorgeous white brocades, sill
yer laces and stiff old-fashioned
white SATIN. splashed with the most
striking sort of black embroidery.
Or it may elbow a gorgeous striped
velvet that belongs within the prov
lnce Of the interior decorator. rather
than that of the dressmaker.
Mlngling with all these materials
in the evening are the lovely full
skirted models Of white net that
Lanvin makes. These have quaint
cld-fashioned full skirts that fall to
the ankles and are strewn with
flower petals. Truly we have med
ley OF materials and Of styles.
Trimmings Appear
in Great Profusion
IN TRAININGS We have as great
latitude as in materials. Plush
like fabrics are profusely used IN
lieu Of fur. Most unusual are the
effects obtained by the application Of
huge plush flowers TO suits and
dresses. They may cover an entire
suit skirt and reappear on the
jacket at the hips, collar and cuffs.
Enormous pufs Of plush are used TO
form large collars as well As TO edge
the bottoms OF coats.
II contrast 10 these heavy trim
mings are the AIRY French flower
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

Upper left rgTalored sut Of black and 7vhs striped
heaqv silk 7v0istco0 Martial ct 4r,au1
Of black 7elou1s de ane trimmed vh gray 0strachan
Suit black cloth eaboraey trimmed A neae c,nbodevy
broada lnoher Martial ct 4rmond model Of Macy blue
qelou de luxe 7viih cellar squirrel mbrodf,e
side panels
A lcftOne Of The successful cloth suits that Bulloz
brought this year. deeelobed gray oeour de laine
senkin coar and cuffs and d0ud trimmings Of bleqsd blS
broid 1T rghi Doucet mode gray rrrt tyiumed s,.
gray asnuchan fur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
Blk OF HALIFAX ROBBED
OF $4,000 BY YECCMEN
10th Vault and Safe Cracked by
bandits Who Escape With
Cash and Securities.
OVERLOOK SILVER DRAWER
Houston Financial Institution Fully
Protected From Loss by Insur-
ancc-Bclievo Men Gang OF Pro-
fcssionaIs.

nank Of Halifax. situated at Iious-
ton. the county seat, was robbed
sariy this morning. apparently by
professional ycEEmen who blew open
me vault and bank safe. Escaping
with little short of $4,000 in Cur
remcy. private and government bonds.
The robbery was. discovered this
morning at o'clock by the janitor
when he entered the building. chao-
tic conditions prevailing with the
hchVy door OF the vault blown OF it's
hinges also that OF "a smaller safe.
-. W. Leigh, president of the bank.
declined to be quoted on the loss.
but II was learned from authoriin
tive quarters that slightly more than
.so.ooo was taken in bonds. most OF
Them Liberty bonds. between s3,OO0
ana ana $1,000 In cash. and a quantity OF
War Saving Stamps which Justified
the round estimate Of a total OF i4O
o"p. The silver was Intact for tho
"por 10 inc money chest where 1t was
blow. 'ie
The belief prevails that tho mon
responsibic for tho robbery are The
sMsmG VINO have recently been robb!ng
North Carolina banks. men who are
WORKING their way North and tapping
~ not thorough at night.
nat the ycHss are travelling In 4
an hour or more before the time OF
The biast-the time clock in the vault
showln this to be A. Ma large
.rr,sotnoDlIe was seen In Houston.
Threc-quarters of an hour later a
large car was seen by the policeman
az south Boston passing South
through the town at I; rate of speei
Su1 TS 10 attract his attention.
The police here are inclined to
couple with the robbery the theft at
o'clock last night OF seven
passenger , touring car from DR.. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
FREDERICKSBURG SECTION
NOW IMPROVING HIGHWAYS
Constructfon Under Way includes
New Ronds In King George &. ii.
and To Port NOyut,

Onuer way Includes
New Ronds In King George e. ii.
and To Port Royal.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, oct. l2.-
state Highway Commissioner George
L. Coleman says the following work
mas been completed. is under way, or
about TO DO started in this section:
construction twelve and one-half
miles OF gravel road from Frcdcrlcks-
burg TO King George c. IL, and now
completing highway between those
points. Expects to let this month
contract for construction OF road be-
tween King George Courthouse and
oak Grove. Constructed five miles of
gravel road east OF Port Royal. Car
oiinc County. and expect tr have road
from Port Royal to Fredericksburg in
good shape by winter.
Constructed road from West Point
to Saluda, fifteen miles, which con-
meets with good road from Saluda to
Tappahannock. Has under construc-
tIcn road from Negro. on Richmond
Washington Highway, to Cuckoo.
Louisa County. Has under construc-
ton one mile OF concrete through
Chappawamsic Swamp. During com
ing season contract will be let for
section Of the concrete road between
Camp Humphreys and Dumfries and
the section between Fredericksburg
and Stafford Courthouse. Resurfacing
now road from Fredericksburg to
Charlottesville. and will extend this
construction towards Culpcpcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
SIMPLE APPLICATION
THAT DISSOLVES
BLACKHEADS

No more squeezing and pinchinr
20 get rid Of those unsightiy biem,
ishes, biackheads. There is one sim
out and that is to dissolve thcfp To
90 TINS just get about two ounces of
caIoniie powder from your druggist
sponge-rub briskly over the black
hcadS Tor few scconds-Wash the
parts and every blackhead will be
gone
Pinching aud squeezing out black
hcads make large pores and you can
not get all of the blackheads out this
"ayIwhiie this simple application Of
every particle Of them and leaves the
SKIN and pores in their natural con-
ultlon Any druggist Will sell Won
the chlonitc powder and about Two
ounces VIII be all you Will ever need.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
TO HEAR ANNEXATION CASE
Judge Chichester to Preside In New
port News-Eifznbcth city County
prOcreIinrS

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Oct "a
Governor Westinoreland Davis has
to preside over tn. Circuit Court for
Elizabeth City County on October 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
Cuts, Burns
HamiIn's Wizard OIL q SaSs First
Aid Treatment

How often lockjaw, blood poi
soning, the loss of an arm or leg,
or sometimes even life itself, re-
suits from tho neglect of a burn or
little cutl Hamlin's Wizard Oil is
a safe and effective first aid treat
ment. II is powerful antisep tic
and promptly applied to wounds of
this kind will lessen the danger of
blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
Wizard OIL 10 q good dependable prep
eration TO have In the medicins chest
for nrst Aid wnen the doctor may DO far
aua{. II IL soothing and healing and
quickly drives out pain and in1hmmn-
TOD In cases OF sprainA. bruises cuts,
burns bites ana sinSu- Just as reliable
TOO for stin neck. sore feet. cold sores,
canker sores. sarachs and toothschs.
Generous siss bottle 36c-
II you arc troubled with constipation
or sick headache Try Hamlin.s Wizard
Liver Whips. just pleasant iittis pink
phh et druEEtsts for Soc. Guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
REFUSE RoBINETTE BAIL
Judge West Refuses Petersburg Mnn.
Held ON Murder Charge,
III

PETERSBURG. Oct. i2.-Judge j..
f.. West, Of the Circuit Court OF
Prince George County. In session ut
kobinette, of this city. alleged muir
dcrcr OF John Pavlos. n Greek, two
weeks ago. Tho crime with which
koDincttc Is charged was committed
at Temples Wharf. on the James
River. in Prince George County.
II. j.. Rosser, who was arrested Gy
tho Petersburg police, on u warrant
charging him with being an acces-
sorry to the crime. was bailed i'm tho
sum Of $1,000.
Robipette was returned to this city
pending trial of his case on Novem-
Der l6 In the Circuit Court Of Prince
George. ltosscr's case was also yet
for the same day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
AGED MAN DIES FROM INJURY
william Nndcn' OF Louisa, Struck by
bicScic' Wa" Thrown ARnfnst
Cement (urbiuV

ISoecIaI 70 The Times Dispatch. l
william II. Walden, OF I.ouisa. was
knocked down by n bicycle on the
street. He fell and struck his head
against the cement curbing. He was
taken home and Drs. Porter, Crumm
and Daniel attended him. but he sur
r,ved the fall only two hours. lie
was ~ years old ana is survived by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13

the Democratic campaign. In addi-
ton to Frcdericksburgers. many pco-
ple from the surrounding country
were present. Senator Glass was in
troduced by State Senator G. O'Con-
nor Goodrich. Mr.. Glass discussed
the issues In interesting. vigorous
and forccful STYLE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13

to hear the proceedings to annex GER
tain territory of Elizabeth CITY
County to the city Of Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13

One more thing: When you have tried
Society Brand Suitzwhen YOU like
its looks, like its fit, and are secretly and
pleasantly surprised at how stylish and
well you can look in really good suit
take your wife's advice and buy it,
Don't look around some more. Don't
tell the merchant you'll come back later.
The way to get better clothes and be
better dressed is to go to better store and
buy the better clothes and wear them.
It's that simple.
HE MARKET, LOOK FOR THE LABEL AS YOUR GUIDE
ocIETX BRAND CLOTHES. Llmited for can.d.
ork Montreal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
SOUTH SIDE FAIR TO OPEN
FOR WEEKS EXHIBITION
Bis Attraction IL Daily Racing Card
or Running md Harness
Events.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. Oct. IL. Tho
next Monday morning for a weeks
exhibit. and officials OF the associa-
ton declare everything is in readi-
ness for the greatest exhibition in
Fair. The grounds have been put
In fine shape for the exhibits. and
the half-mile track. considered by
many horsemcn to be one of the
fastest half-mile ovals In the South,
Is ready for the big racing card. both
running and harness, events.
Many exhibits and attractions from
the state Fair will feature the local
exposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
To the man who has resolved
to dress better

1t isn't hard to do; it is one Of the simplest
things in the world. The wayto get better
clothes than you have been wearing is to
60 to the store that sells better brand of
clothes than you have been buying.
Men whe wear Society Brand Clothes
never have secret worries whether or not
they are dressing up to their position.
They know, in the first place, that their
clothes are Of approved style. They know
that the tailoring will stand the closest
scrutiny, and that the fabrics of Atwood
will give the clothes a wearing quality
most unusual.
WITH THE VARIED GRADES OF CLOTHING FLooD1N
ALFRED DECKER s. COIN, Makers
Chicago New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
CARTER GLASS SPEAKS
Former Secretary Of Treasury Talks
to Fredericksburg Audience
in Campaign Opening

Especial to The Times DispatchD
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Oct. L.
An immense crowd turned out here
tonight to hear United States Sena-
tor Carter Glass In the opcninE of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13

Appoint Virginia Postmasters.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
FIVE

Office Department today announced
the appointment of fourth class posi,
masters for Virginia. as follows:
J. X. Neal. Asberrys. and Marie l..
Tucker. Maidens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13

In front OF his office on Main Street,
the car not having been heard from
since.
1t was learned this afternoon from
Houston that the robbed bank is fully
Insured.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Koft0res$l nltll$taa
neutrality-suspicious.

Wiinle tiistoina b9ipafipi fon-
.greSIin eoustoiabuo,aa 233 a1relIG
So .pastoan lofieiituEIal ip,lfa fout-
to lnaonpilieliidil foriatlfastpatta-
jain, 1naltotalouoe1l harioittaioln ia
heoelndnfaslpattojairi bDteistoinllnta
tlotteloelrIa fouppamililasIo Io iuapou-
tetaon orti~trnstilnia olatiltubesta.
GIltps liibetettiin ienaotiu fiiliteltti-
pdfli Samd hpmafigttD Iafi iiI1lt6iii
fltitenfin rojo!titf1et,, iorfn mufoo1
tillaiiet n1oanioilielHain bboistnfiet
eitpat iaa iotaa ellemp0d filiu s
proIenttia poitto-OIiafoa ipuoiittoi,l
p1donta1le ia et1G feflellQfGin ei ioa
olla eneutpati f,lln ntii 1ini huoli-
natta nulistonoili, oiofernGdrou
|unrl,lloesta. Nan1a .nhoistntiet til
Ieipot lain ,nnfoan hsealaon uaan-
uilielpslibteeria fontrolIin oIaiiio
ia moi BON lopettads niiben toimin-
nan, jos ne ebfdileipat fauppau tai
papaoto fllpaill,a.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Genraali NpoSin ,uaalirGbasto III,
u,ilipcnon Dpllaria.

Dbopspaltain lenootin toillitta-
mosla tlttfinluflesIo prelioeuttteDnot-
faioen ,paofitaisieIuro1astoista r,l
tabon osti f1prpt ielptile lciraa-
ipna:
SienraoIi Moobin 1pooItalstelitro-
bosto on $1,1S0,O42 20, iosta on
fulutettu tobon faoffa $1,17f.9i9.'
t9. gtpersti Milliam Cooper Nroc'
ter, tebtoiliia Gincinnotista, on pt-
i'm lahioitton,tt Moobin tpaaiirotas'
toon $521 900, 81. 6. Waonen, Ncil
s)ortista, 100000 ia faf|l Ghl
coson pai1ftia f,lnpifin clrat lal'
1tonneet 100000. Sobn 8. Hoe
fefeller, 1tuorerl1pi, on ontanut $500
bin robostocn $4,000. Wooe TT
lutti Wiinnelotasia $28,72O ia ste
ld-g>ofotasio $69,6o0.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
1tnii rifeubentutfinto on iubDunettS

entiEeILa sSareon 5fonbinolpian-
9[merifan por,fi,t preIioentille S. S
Sagaailla, iofa foiiu,e taImessa tuo-
mittiir ioplIiiefit rifMliIeen nenet,
teIppn panfin oiiain Foitamiles'a.
Mpontoesi iddn ,,1oen oifeuberfdnn-
slin IotIus tlnr,ari M. S. Gnalert
talitpffeniG oletDan, ettd &oaan jo,t-
tui poliittileu ipai.lon itbrifli, iofo
oil moIldlla FIIoin fun g>onporti-
Ian 2iiton uestustojat prittitpot fll-
fistoo moiait,,n panFin, iota oil
,ltnoltiitunioi,1en 2iiton tointinnaIle.
Sn bbtpin I,,uItorao, ettd tpalhoa
-bliIofi,s;ies ei etGd ota aiioo eIiIte
eniinf1i1,1. Ge a(ettii1t olufIifin po-
liittiIisto fpistd, anutta on oTottnu-
ti,nut tebottonafIi aIaefii Nonporii-
fan 2ii!on .postustaiitle ia Iifii TAI
Tita ei enaG ebfd holutofaan iottaa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Gutineu feijari nnbesia fohislaau.

@ntinen safian feiIari on 'aa-
pnnt Doornii,L 9pual,tii,l. S5Gn
onl1istui pGoIelnaan lttule min ettei-
nat ia.ton1aIebtinlieIat eitndtfG no-
lofutpooiat banta buontarneet. Na-
md obottiipat 1nalnrafnlaisto palat-
Iinia portilla, mlttta h11r oioi i'm
ne ontollo toiielta puolelta portis
to. gntinen feilariFoIi plolitoista
tD,lotto @an genticfin perbeesId ia
naDtti NIT iIoilelta ID plpe1lta finn
paaii ontoan fotii1tio.
s(ll,ffaat pienesid falp,trgisid ei-
ipot b1trralneet fun e,1tiuen tei|ari
matfltsti ldpi. 6Glltd pioettii,t fa,-
tltns;Ile bpooplIi'etli iiIId b1nell
'puofiel,ia tdui field paliol1 mat.
fustaiia, sss.5 ls
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Suomen taiaipallan preIibantin
ai,,nnpn palwsliiain pGlfaf.

NubtinaaIliiesti le aIll, pienen
Sl1ontenfia preiioentti, iofa nafpD
len benfifofunnan poIffo1fiesta.
Tolaipollon preiioentti on mob
tuistanut oietufien tnlaipallan pre-
|ioentin linlw1n benfiI0f,uu1an palf.
farsIdann5st0. gl5etufien nl,foan
Iaa linnon he,rfilDfnnto ieuraapon
palftol,fien: 2i,1nol1 i5dnnoitIiiG,
palffiota $4,000 MT; lirmo1,tpouti,
polffaa 4,50O ntf., polffioLa 4,5OO
INF, nit. 5000 mf.; Iinnon troa=
teluorastonboitaia, poIffao 2,40O
MT, palffiota 2,400 MT, pbneri1
4,800 MT; l matf,aatpi Iinnoi1pal-
suelra, polffnn 2,4O0 s,f., palffioto
2,4O0 mf., pbteenld 4,S0O MT: /
nltorempi linnanpaIneliia, palffao
2,100 mf., palffiota 2,1OO, p1teeni0
42O0 MT; 4 tpatitnestorio, palt-
| faa 2,1O0 mt. 8,4OO MT, .palffioto
2,100 INF. - S,400, pbteenId 49,.
800 mf.; 2 tolol,n1iestd, poIffac
1900 ntf. - 5000 MT, polffioto
2,tO0 n1f., - 4,200, bbteenYd 1900
MT; t6enfilofunnon taIffousjaGnti
pdGttbD $4,000 inarffann. Whl,t1
tarpeelItlet ma1r6rabat tpahtpiste.
taan 1paoiittain tebtdp1n ejitpfier
perltstufIella. 2irnantpouti on onl
linen ii!piiIiipirfafltnnan lesfi- ic
orpofus{aon. Hdlffion foroitnsto
5, 10 ia Is nuoben 1lnbteettontostt
pdItpeli1fiesta iauasIo tpttresia ioo
ipot li1rrantpouti 500, ipoataiporas
tonboitoio, ipanbempi ia i,l,oremp
litnnnpnlpeIiia bnn6 1pobtin1estar
800 ietd taIonnties 24O MT. tpl,o
oesFa f1,IIdfi11 fertnu.
| Mbfpiiin paIuelltfiesia oIetDa
Denfi16t otpot oifelltetl1t poIffion
foroitutieen ndboen bbmdfieen Iufe
n1nm aifaiiemnan paIlpel,tfienr
Iiamoisio toi1lisio.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Wfaan,uiljelijan fofoms baiotettu
&anIdsisia.

&l;,t Ao,1IaIin n1coiltuilieliidiu
union Niontottu idien ~. &. Mnos,
iofo on arposfiu tlinnettu ianonu-
Ie[)ti1l,ies, @aIter Gbou1os Mills i.
IT. prittitp1t publ,n ntaunipi1ieli-
iain fofcufiesTo 0reat genbisia4 i
Roni. mime tiistaira, 1tiin tofoon-
tun,tt rosfaiouffo bp0ffGii n,,bujien
sdGlle ia fofol,s baicitettiin mafi'
toaIlallo. Nubnpo fobbeltiir pa=
bpin erds beistd iai pahon haatumt
pdGbGnid ia 1nposfin foboistettiil1
beibin foifenlaista raafii,ttta W1r.
ia Wsrs. G1arf, gobiois -Dofotastc,
oIitpot 1np0sfin p1lbuiien icufosla ia
rosfaionffo ei eoes ldGstdnbt Mrs
glartia, tpoan bdnetfin aIetettiin
iifo-oitorfIeen rolttatiedientol1a, jon
| ne rosfaiouffo fltlietti pitbniat tpii-
fttpaIldlIu. Yubniilta otetttin pots
mnosfil1 faiffi rabat, faiffiaan noin
$4,000 artpoSta rtaantDtlielii1ir
n,ofiltoiotutIia. anllntiu Iafimies
OF ll1tra,1nut Iltp,piittaa tnfniiti1
faiEfi pubuiilta otettt orpoeilneei
ia Aania'in f,,ipernooria Ml[enie
tpuoritaolt fation1oan, etti roSfu.
ioiifon iobtaiat faatDat u1tiaitun ral1-
goistilfieria.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
9afimie1et iDpttasuat Halneria t6r
feistG iuirfaluirheistd.

ssetosta, moGrid ipoloia ia tpdfi-
lpolian otpat DlilafMnies RalmerIn
o(iollliebet fdpttaneet harioittaes-
iaon giotflgipon perustnslafien rif-
fonl;3ta" 1dlloilen ipptofien te-
feiput 0Nmerifnn tunlalle" ol lotto-
ntasIaan otppinles|a firielntasYo 1.ies
at buontotut Iofimiebet, Iotfa otpot
firielmaltia otiifofil olettdnect ia
nat. ,5elostls Ohogsnaltoln ni-
feus!pirnstoll laittnulisto 1eolsta "
GirJeInldn o!pat allefirioittaneet mo-
net slnrerifon huontatuiSto lofinlte-
bista ia Inetelloan iiina iouffo (ait-
tolglio tefoia, joitn oifelt5'piro5ton
ia plilafirniehen aIinniebet olDa'
borioitia,leet !pungitesioan lIlfomao-
laliia j. IT.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Sauian 1Gncstps pernst,tslatlnln1t
tofiista ei merfitIe ntitGGn.

gaiirne t1annantaina anto1 DD'
onsuo[tain nIioifeus piatofIen, lo11=
ia im,faon fon1oradnestDs liittotpal'
ton per,lstuslofinlslltofiist Ell nrer'
fit{e tnitdon niisIG ipoltioisia, jois'
ia uoltion perilstnslafi ontaa tan
ja1Ie oifeuoen ddnestda naistd mutt
tofiista. TGmd pddtos anfletti11
gbion fieltolofialiosin ia tdnla'
nlioifeltoen pGddttootien ntufaan Sbioa
loinlootiiafunlton ipabpistns fielto
Ioille on ipaltion Iopullinen paatOS
Iiita bitolimotta, ettd fieltolati III
ntottiin n1nobenmdIla fanianddnes
tpfie1ld.
sOauuten nlioifells Ell a1tanut tDie
lafd1n pdGtostddn toto n1oato I'd
Iitt6lDdn fieltoloin ia fen iDoimoon
ponenlista fosfepan lain perustls
loiIIiiuuoestn.
g)fli Dlioifeuben 1amana paiponl
a,,tontista pi1t6t{istd fltrnoii lei
Iotaiperolain, iodln mufaan Dbbps
,poltoin preiioentin ia iro1lloriei
oliIi ollut l,loritettatpo iotatpero pal
foistnan.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
VlIIayblIoltdasete'
taail $yyttee$eeli
kelllottelu$ta

The oln1erlcan Moolen Conponi3.
9tatp Yorfistu, Nmerican Moulen
GompanD, 9eaSloehlliettlista ia mo
lenlpien ndinIttuien pbtioIoen preii-
oenttt gSnl. 80. 5000, on aieiettn
iputteeleen prof.teerntttIesta. GG.l,
totiid nt foiffionn Ia il enimdiiea.
Ia niistd ipptet10n, ettd pbtIa nlGi
tantluif. 7 =. 1920 70 iaaroia tpo0s
tetto, iofo file rlafioi $22 laaro:.
$3.6712 binnalla ioaroilta. Eois
Ie5la ipptofiesi0 iDDtetoun ,ettd fab
pale naatetia, iofa uafIoi S1.62
iaaroi, mnptlin tannuif. 12 ,. 1920
1926 ioaroiita. Goilet ipotoffet onat
iama1topaliio. grifolner gbOhs-
sualtaln Dlilofilnieben dpuiainen
Serbert 6. SmDtb loiliunuo5ioou
oliasta lonoi, ett0 MALTA Or.
gooo iaa fi,l,nnnttoman ilturer pol
fan lroiritt,tien ipillap5t;Giocn mir
failijana min. hdner fomisiicotil1.
Ia iiitG h.loLimottn elm. m. 1919
noriilpot S515,482 ia tantd las.
fettiin oiafli lualnIstus- ia muDrti-
fustannutii5t0.