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New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
HIGH SCHOOL TO
 ELECT OFFICERS
Ballotiug Under Way-GirlS' Glee
 Club Planned

The informal elections for the nomination of class officers began this morning at the High school and will be continued for the three following school days. The ballots for class president were taken this morning. The ballots will be taken for vice president tomorrow and ballots for secretary will be taken on Monday and ballots for treasurer on Tuesday. After the votes have been counted the three persons having the highest number of votes will be taken as candidates. The president and secretary are apportioned to the Academic school and the vice-presi- dent and treasurer to the Vocational school.
 Class advisors have been appoint ed as follows: Seniors. Miss Weld and Miss Boardman; juniors, Miss Fergu- son and Miss Aisenberg: sophomores. Miss Reveridge and Miss Duguid; freshmen, Miss Smith and Miss Judge; mid-year frshmcn, Miss Poland and Miss Codding.
 Girls GIee Club.
 Mir. Matthews plans to organize a Girls Glee club of about so voices. The rehearsals will take place on Tuesdays from 4:15 to 5:15 o'clock Tho first test of voices will be made Tuesday. October 18th.
 Football Game Saturday.
 The New Britain High school foot ball team will play the team of the Rosary High school of Holyoke. The ga mo will be played on St. Mary's field Saturday, at : p. m. A good game is promised as this team is considered to he one of the fastest in the state of Massachusetts.
 cheering practice was held in the gym yesterday afternoon in preparation for the game.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
CHARGES ARE FILED.
Naval Governor of American Samoa
 to Be Investigated.

San Francisco. Oct. Ii.-Rcmoval Of two native governors of American Samoa by Governor Warren J. Ter hume. naval governor. whose adniinis- tration will be investigated by Rear Admiral Charles F. Hughes and a committee ordered to tho islands by Secretary Daniels was described to- day by Mrs. g. S. Ripley of Rich hmond. Gal, who just returned from Tutuils.
 "Mausa. native governor of the eastern division, and Satoloa, native governor Of tho western division. were displaced by Governor Tcrhune in August against the wishes of sam onns." she said. They were charged hy Governor Tcrhunc with disloyalty to tho administration. Tho natives are much hurt and regard this as ai continuance of oppression"
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
SEEKS INSURANCE
Wife of Man Relieved to Have Been Burned to Death Makes Claim Investigation Started.

Eau Claire. Wis, Oct. l4.-In an effort to solve the mystery surround ing the disappearance of Edward J. Sailstead. head of manufa curing company here, who, his wife believes. was burned to death seven weeks ago in his summer cottage at Lake Ne bagamon. District Attorney ArchihaId Mckay today sent Coroner William N Brown to Lake Nebasamon to attempt Identification of bones found in the ruins of the cottage. -1rs. Leona Sail stead, wife of the manufacturer and mother of his two children. seeks 10 collect s60.0o0 life insurance her t.us- band carried.
 The cottage was burned on the night Of August 26. On that day Sa.ilstead and Miss Dorothy Anderson of this city disappeared. Frank Th.ry. a Duluth taNi-tab driver. yesterday identified photographs of Sails,cad and Miss Anderson as those Of d G,an and woman he had driven from Du. luth to the lake cottage on the -.ven- ing of August 2G.
 Following the mans instructions Thiry said, Inc waited al the railway station until II ?. m. when he picked Up his passengers again and took tlicm back to Duluth. The Sailstead cottage was said to have burned about II D.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
EfOlS' CLUB ACTIVITIES

The junior and senior classes nj the New BritaiT Boys club, held rlcel- ing last night and plans were outlined for organizing a basketball team. 4It is probable that inc teams will be formed the first part of next week and practice games will he held at tho first opportunity. When ready, tl:e local team will compste with other EoyS' Club basketball teams throueh- cut the state. Tine physical and ath- lctic classes hold it's regular events. The newly organized orchestra will hold Q rehearsal probably this week.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
CHANGING SCHOOL COURSF. Teachers Council Committee Is prc
 pairing Report

Submastcr Clinton F.. Farnhlm of the Academy high school is chairman 1 of a committee of the New Britain Teachers Council which is arrans.t5S a now course of study for tho citys publr schools. The courses will change tho work being done in every grade from the kindergarten 10 the high school.
 The work of adju~iinc the >ourses will take a wear. It is the plan ot the council to submit it- course of study to the school committee for adoption pcxt wear.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
PECK DIES SUDDENLY
Telegram Received This Morning Telling of Charles Peck's sudden Death Waiting for Train.

A telegram m was received this morn ing by George r. Hart telling of the sudden death of Charles Peck. well known to the older residents of this city. TIc died while waiting for q train in the Pennsvlvania railroad station. He was descendant Of Nathan Peck of the old firm of Peek and Walter. who were in business in this town years ago. He was a nephew to Mrs. William IT. Hart Isaac Lee and the late Charles Peek. Mir. Peek. who was about 60 years old. was the son of Henry Peck of Now Haven. He was unmarried and Is survived by one sister. Miss Nellie Peck. also of New Haven
 Mir. Peek vas manager of Inc New York oihce of the Randolph and Claves company of Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
Wilson Anxious to
 Aid Disabled Soldiers

Washington. Oct. 14.-Presid cnt Wilson, in a letter read at the open ing session here today of d conference of the federal board for vocational training with members of the various state boards, declared the importance of vocational rehabilitation Of diSa hled soldiers cannot he exaggerated for tho welfare of the nation and the do velopment of its energies The cox- ference was attended principally by members of boards from eastern and central states.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
HE LOVES HER STILL
Charles J. Dohcrty Tells Judge in Superior Court of His Affection for
 Wife Who Wants Divorce.

Judge John P. Kellogg, presiding ir Superior court yesterday, reserved de- Cision in the case of 1nez NJ. Doherty of this city for divorce from Charles J. Doherty of Meridcn. The plaintiff seeks the decree on grounds of deser- tion. Mrs. Doherty had for witnesses her mother, Mrs. Henry Chapman of this city, and other members of her family. The mother or the defendant, who resides in Meriden, testified for her son.
 Doherty entered specific denial to the allegations of his wife. During his testimony he told tine court that he still loves his wife. Lawyer Henty DryhurSt. counsel for the defendant. questioned the plaintiff regarding the attentions of admirers. Objection was raised by the counsel for Mrs. Doher- ty, and Judge Kellogg said that in view of similar. testimony being en- gagged in when the natter of custody of a child born of the couple came up in Waterbury, was abandoned yestcr- day. Later a witness told of the plain tiff receiving gifts and bouquets whle selling tickets at local theater.
 It was agreed to oy Lawyers C. H. Danaher and James E. Henry. counsel for the plaintiff and Lawyer Dryhurst. to submit the case without arsumests. and the court reserved ,:e- cision.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
C. E. CONVENTION
 IN BRIDGEPORT
Three Day Session. Will Open on Friday-LocaI Delegates Will N- tend Meetings.

tend Meetings
 Delegates have been appointed from the various churches and from the C. T.. Union to attend the con vention at Bridgeport Friday. The Union delegates arc Carryl Moore. from Plainville: Miss Clara Darling. from Newington and Miss Anna Ward from New Britain.
 At the afternoon session Miss Ward will give a survey of the work done in New Britain this past year. At the banquet in the evening sne will speak ~on "Cra nks" in connection with com mittee work. The delegates should take the train leaving New Britain at S.46 a. m. (standard time) to be in time for the convention. The progra m:
 6:30 p. m., reception: D. m.. ban uuet: speakers. Winslow Russell, Hart ford: Senator A. J. Pattison. sims bury: H. H. Spooner kensiaGton; F., P. Gates, general secretary, |. s. c. F.: Hon. John T. Sproul, president Coal and Iron National Bank. New York City.
 The convention will also meet Sat urday ard Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
MOOKE--HE.NN.
Rcy. Samuel Sutciiffc Tics Nuptial
 knot at Homo Wedding.

Miss Antoinette Rose. daughter of George r. Hem. of 1f warIock street. and George Andrew Moore Of Lon : Island were married yesterday after noon at the brides homo by Rev. samuel Sutcliffe. The double ring service was used. and the attendants Vero Miss Mary Beach Of East Hart ford and Frank Moore Of Long Island. Mir. Hem gave his daughter in mar ringc. and the flower girls were Verna Alice and Caroline James. The we'd ding march was pleyod ny Dexter F. Anderson. The couple left on we'd ding trip to the Berkshires, and on their return will reside at s2 Warlock street.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
MUSICAL CLUB WILL
 GIVE CONCERT MON.
Members Will Receive Tickets
 Before That Date

The first musicale of the year 10 be given by tho New Britain Musical club will take placo Monday evening, october Is. at the Elks' hall. Fol- lowing is the program as arranged: Pianoforte-Phantas .Mendelssohn
 Andantc.
 Allegro.
 Presto.
 Miss Littlehales. Song--a. Could I .............T .Tosti h. [ Know a Lovely Garden
 d'Hardlot c. Daddy's Sweetheart. Liza Lehman
 Miss Earnest. Duct for Contralto and Baritone Night (Nocturno) ... .Chaminade Miss Schado and Mir. Latham. Mixed ouertet--
 a. Alta Trinits.. .............
 old Fashioned Hymn b. Legends ....... .Tschaikowski Mrs. Horton. Mr& Futile. MT. stuhl-
 Man. Mir. Latham. Solo for Bsritono- Confutatis' from Requiem Mass
 Verdi Two Pianos c hands) From Third Suite ................ .Arcnsky
 %octurne. Scherzo.
 Miss Parker and Miss Tomassoni. Songs from the Chinese ....
 Granville Bantoek q. From the Tomb of an Unknown Woman.
 b. A Feast of Lanterns.
 Mrs. Horton. Duet for Soprano and Tenor-A Night in Venice. ........ .Lucatoni Two Pianos I hands) s)-E.spaua Rhapsodle ............. .Chabrlcr Mrs. Andzurstis and Mir. Hart Tickets for adm Lssion to this musi- cale will be mailed to associate mem bcrs prior to the concert. Year books will be distributed at tho musicale.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14

Don't stay stufred-up! Quit blowing and snuffling! X dose of ''Papo'S Cold Compound" taken every two hours until three doses arc taken usually breaks up a cold snJ ends all grip misery.
 The very first doso opens your elogged-up nostrilS and th" air pas saEes Of your head: stops nose run nInE: relieves the headache. dulness fevoriahncs@. sneezlng. soreness, stiff ness.
 Tapes Cold Compound" is the ruickent. surest relief known and cost only q few cents st drug stores. IL acts without assistance. Ta.ses nice.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
t6 HORSES REMAIN
Been Eliminated From Cavalry En- durancc Tcsts-Isace Ends To-
MOTION.

White River Junction. Vt.. Oct. 14. Tho horses competing in the 800 milo endurance test swept out Of this town and into New Hampshire today with 12o miles 10 cover to reach their goal. at Camp Devens, Mass. tomor- row. or the 27 mounts which start ed the race only Is remained. Seven were left in the stables here as a re- suit of lamcress or swollen ankles de- veloped in yesterdays hard drive.
 Bunkie ano Milco Denise. two -srade thoroughbreds from the army re- mount service, have thus far shown the way to horses of other breeds and strains in the competition to determine of what blood Uncle Sans war horse of the future shall be
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
POLITICIANS ACTIVE.

Both tho major parties are using every method of pcrsua sion to iudu"e all women who have applied to be made voters 10 go to Turner hall and be placed upon the voting lists. The Republicans have provided q fleet of motor cars. under the direction of Mrs. A. J. Sloper. while the Demo- Crats also have cars at their disposal with which they arc supplying those who apply.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
Everett J. Lake to
 Speak Here Tonight

Everett. J. Lake, Republican candi- date for governor. will be entertained in this city this evening by tho First Ward Republican club. under the auspices of which he will speak at a big rally. dinner and dance in Bar decks hall Mrs. Joseph AIsop and Lawyer Robert T.. Munger will also speak. Lawyer Joseph U. Woods viii prSSdc at inc meeting.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
WOMAN NOMINATED
Rcddin- Democrats Select Mrs. Dam icI S. Sanford As Candidate for Representative in Legislature.

Rcdding, Conn.,, Oct. 1.-The Democrats of this town have nomi- mated Mrs. Daniel :. Sanford as one of the party candidates for represen tativc to the general assembly. Mrs. Sanford who is member of the womcn's Democratic state committee, is the wife of the headmastcr of the Sanford school of this place. and has been taking an artiNc part in the pres cIt campaign.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
DECLINES NOMINATION
Rollin |. Tyler. Democratic Candidate for Governor. Will Not Accept .Judcc Of Probate Position.

Hartford. Oct. 14.-Rollin |. Ty- Ter. democratic candidate for gov ernor. has declined the nomination for judge of probate i'll the Haddam district. MT. Tyler has served in this capacity for about eight years and on several occasions his candi- dacy for the office has been endorsed by the republicans.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
GoHBACU PLANS CAMPAIGN

Democratic Senatorial Candidate Abraham Gorbach is busily arranging 3 campaign in his or-n behalf for the state office and willShurtiy launch bis campaign for the support of New Britaip's electorate. Rallies are planned at which he and the cand;- dates for the Eencral assembly will sneak
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
BLOW SAFE, GET
Eobhers Bind Teller in
 Wires.

Winnipeg. Oct. 1t.-A all the telephone. telegra tric wires in the town, men blew open the safe Bank at Winkler, Man.,
 day and escaped with $
 w. Graefer. d blacksm| in the leg by a member when he attempted to
 townsmen hy ringing tn
 Claude. Williams, tho was awakened by four n' him up in his bed, carri and all, out of the bui a fifth man stood guard
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
PRES. MOORE TO SPEAK
Head Of Stanley Works Will Address the Brotherhood Of tn" SOUt. Church. Friday Evening

F.. Allen Moore. president of the Stanley Works, will speak before the brotherhood of the South church Fri day evening on his impressions of the social aud economic conditions in Europe at the present time. A supper will bc served at 6:30 and Mir. Moore, who has recently returned from an extended trip to Italy, Aus tria. Sweden, Norway. France, Eel ..ium Holland and England will speak directly after the supper is served.
 The South church brotherhood IS planning series of activities, and NIT. Moore's speech is scheduled to open the season. All men of the par ish are most cordially invited.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
Local Man Married in
 South Boston, Sept. P

Thomas Hogan of this city and Miss Mary Catherine Wiley of East Fifth street. South Boston. were married in that city Wednesday. Sept. 22. The ceremony was performed at the Gate of Heaven church. Mir. and Mrs. Ho- gan arc now making their home on West street. MT. Hogan is employed at the North and Judd plant
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
.NIToiSrs ARRESTED

salvatore A'Cina was arrested this morning by Traffic Supervisor Clar- cuCe I-,mphcre. for parking on tho left side of Main street. Officer Lamphero also arrested Peter Ono foria for blocking Il driveway on Man street. and Officer Thomas Feency arrested Louis Maxen for parking his auto in the restricted district on Main
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
Tint Your Gray Trial Package

Just for 8 short time; 1 prove to many more thd women. that Rrownatono| the perfect tint for g| streaked hair. the maMuf3 this really wonderful q will send a trial packai those who write at once
 Rrownatone is positivel teed and cannot fnjure q
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
ALUMNI PRACTICE TONIGHT

The Alumni football team will hold a practice this evening at 7:15 in Walnut Hill park. A game has been secured for Sunday afternoon with the Rover team of Ro"kNilIo The game will hc played at Rockville.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
HEARING POSTPONED

Washington. Oct. 14.-The District of Colum bia supreme court at rbe re quest of counsel for the govern ment today postponed for one week hearing S on the proposal of the 'big i've pack ing companies to dispose of their sroGkNard holdings to F IL Prince and
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
RIOTING IN DUBLIN

Dublin, Oct. 1i.-Civilians attacked an armored car at Phibsborough road Dublin. this afternoon. During the fighting a soldier was wounded and a civilian is reported to have been killed.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
To Cure a Cold in One nav

Take GROVE'S l.. E. e. tablets tL.ax- ative Promo Quininc tablets). Ask for GROVES L.. R. .. tablets Look for F. w. GROVES signature on buN.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
HOLD SrCCEsSEUI. WHIST

Succ essful whist and dance was held last evening in the Y. NJ. r. A and E. society hall by the Holy Fam iIv circle. Dancing was enjoyed on one side of the hall while the ga rd
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
'"OUCii! THAT 0
 RHEUMATlS
Get out your bottle of Eminent and knock the|
 "ealIey-west

Yy7EREN'T ready fer
 w quick switch ,.i, in ,s1, ssms ss full of rheumatic twingese
 You should have had a t Sioan's Lini.llent bc,fdy thai have penetrated s-st,soatrabbing. } and soon eased up the ouieted the jumPy, painful, ! part and brought gratifying r
 Helpful in attacks ot lumb5
 flea, external soreness, stitfness5 aches, sprains. Get 8 bottle druggists. S5c, 5ec, Sf.4c. ! Sloan !! 1ale1lt0
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
sT,-Srs ON MAIN STREET

Charles I. Rocket. the 'huma' fly, will eIinih the National Bank building this afternoon al 5:3n o'clock Al,d
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14

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 every packa Se--all dru and $I.20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-24
VIRGINIA.


In the. Clerks Office Of the Corpora
ton Court of the City of Alexandria,
on the 22 day of July, 1920.
Barry Edward Gingell, complainant
VS.. Helen Winifred Gingell, defendant.
In Chancery No. 1862.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce a vinculo matrimonii for
the complainant Barry Edward Gin
CELL, from the defendant Helen Wini-
fred Gingell, on the ground of wilful
desertion and abandonment without
Just cause or excuse for more than
three years prior to the institution of
this suit, and for general relief.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant Helen
Winifred Gingell is a nonresident Of
this State: 1t is Ordered, That said
defendant appear here within ten days
after due publication of this order, and
do, what is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit.
R. B. Washington, P @
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
17G-4wp Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-24
" SOLVE THE HOUSING PROBLEM

There was time, few months ago,
when houses for rent or for sale were
conspicuous by their absence. When
families were leaving the city for
other places, owing to the fact that
thew were unable to beg, borrow or
rent place in which to live.
However, this condition does not ex-
list in such great measure today.
Houses are more plentiful now than
at any time during the past few years
but this condition may not remain.
Real Estate dealers throughout the
cjtv are continually asking the ques-
tion-Why should man pay big
rental for house, when for a small
initial cash payment, he can buy a
piece of property and pay for it on
the same conditions as paying rent
for home?
In an effort to further the pur-
chasing of property, the various real
estate dealers of the city have band
ed together and every Saturday they
are planning to run a number OF spe-
cially good bargains in real estate
and it is to the best advantage of any
prospective property owner in the city
to read these advertisements, then
make a personal visit to the offices or
office and then visit the property and
find out the value of the house or
property advertised.
| Don't fail to watch for this page Of
advertisements in every Saturday
edition of the Gazette until further
notice.
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-26
ADV ERTISED LETTERS

The following letters are at the post office and those calling for same are requested to say advertised" and one cent postage is due: Elmer An derson, H. Anderson, Frank Bonnet, Oscar Carlson, H. Dahle, James Dempsey. Frank Ernst. Frank~Erwinn Thomas H. Hogan, Mrs. Larkin, $. P. Lyon, J. McKean, Bert Markie, Mrs. c. A. MyreS, Miss Ruth O'Neal, L.. Peterson, D. B. Sabilinio, Swan Sand erline, H. B. Sites, Sam w. Taylor and R. F.. Weiss.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-26
-CAI E C. Rrirham

COL. l.. G. Brigham, making a trip of inspection of the army posts in Alaska, arrived on the Admiral Evans last Saturday night and pro- ceeded to Anchorage for a few days.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-26
SHRIMPS- Seward Fish Co.
REBEK All NOTICE

There will be special meeting of the RcbckahS tonight at o'clock and all members are requested to attend.
 Mrs. A. H. Thoday, Noble Grand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-14
FARM BUREAU AGENT
LANDS OHIO POSITION

President NicAo!ls. OF the Ohio Coun-
~ Farm Bureau. has called meeting
OF the board Of directors for Saturday
afternoon at 100 o'clock al hcadquar-
ters in the Market auditorium Al which
, time they Will take up tho situation OF
naming new agent to take the place
Of \. +. Hodges. present county agent,
who rendered his resignation. 10 take
effect July 3lst.
Mr.. Hedges will accept position AS
agricultural agent ~ Montgomery
county. Ohio. with headquarters IN Day
ton. He will assume M new duties
around August 18TH.
MontgUmvry - one of The richest of
ohios agricultural counties. general
farming being engaged IN extensively.
wheat being one Of the most important
os crops It - also a great livestock
nor James VI. Cox. Democratic candidate
for President, maintains Il large stock
farm within it's borders. Al present the
Mont gpmcry bureau has a mem ocrSh p
drive on. which II Is expected will bring
the total enyollmcnt 10 we'll over the
1000 mark.
Mr.. Hedges has been prominently con-
nrCrcd with agricultural extension work
throughout the state. having spent the
past Tour years in the capacity of agent
Al some - the leading state clubs IN the
state Preceding his coming In Wheel
NIX, Mr. Hedges was IN charge of the
half Years. He has been IN Wheeling
since March. 1919. and since CominShcre
thc Ohio ,runty bureau has been rcur-
ganiz d and has today a larger member
ship Of farmers than ever before IN the
history Of the county.