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The herald., 1920-12-09

Seventh Grade B.-Charles Tagert
Charles Corona, Fred CoIlette.
Sixth Grade A.-Eleanor Bergeron
Elise Trudeau, Rhea Trudeau. Hey
BergerOn.
Sixth Grade B.-Nicholas Corona.
Earl Cooper, Arthur Hotard, Jennie
Scott, Marguerite Rodgers.
Fifth Grade A.-Ouhe Newberry.
NIyrl B]rechtel, Eleanora Steel,
Eleanor Grundmeyer.
Fifht Grade B.-Deunis Keogh,
Ben Cantiu. John Whaleu, Lillian
BeIaId, TiIlford Kulp.
Third Grade A-Norestine Biebcr.
Fiayia Corona. John Goodwyne John
Ticrney. Aaron Edgccombe. Floyd
GuilIot. William H~abighorst, Hillery
MaiIhos. Harold Ernst.
Third Grade B.-Mary Caruso.
Edward Pujol, Bernard Lacoste. Law
renee R~obicheauX, Henrietta Gruud-
meyer.
Second Grade A.-Nargaret Robi-
cheaux. Mamie Sutherland. Frank
ellis, George King, Muriel Calling
house, Merlin Cantin, Allen Edge
combe.
Second Grade B.-Niel Maronge,
Frederick Buras, Loretta Tierney,
Gloria Ann Reynolds, Rhea Simon.
The herald., 1920-12-09
GILKY'S DIARY

FRIDAY CESS pa is a getting
better after haveing ben laid up a
fue days I herd ma skolding him out
pritty strong this morning. he is
up & mOyeing a round agen. but
ma sed vile it is such onry nasty
wether he mite as we'll be a pulling
down his insurance money as to be
loafing.
Saturday. ct dinner up to Jakes
house today. ma dussent mind me
10 go out to eat SC much emmy more
as my manners at the table seems
to be improving & l can manige the
spagetta pretty good & keep frum
eating off of my nife & drinking outa
my sawser all tho l still gargle wen
eat soup. ma sed if l finnish
skoOl reel well they will take me TO
the Zoo after. Jake sed his foxes
was a going 10 send him to college.
l pity Jake.
Sunday-The Sunda skool teech-
er was tawking about being born
agen but Ted sed he wood be afraid
to be so. on acct. he mite be born a
German or a tirk or a girl or etc.
or are way home Slim hit Jake. I
stood rite by Jake. & held his Bible
vile he pownded the stuffings outa
Slim.
Monday-tonite they was a dog
The herald., 1920-12-09

a bowling out by are back dore &
ma got nervus & sed that meens a
death. sure enuff it did. when pa
shot at him the bullet went threw
the chicken coop winda & slew are
ole hen witch lays a egg evry day.
but nOt no more.
TUesday-They was a old friend
of pas here today < him q pa got
to argueing religion pa dussent care
TO argu pOlitix emmy more after the
eleckshun. This man diddent be-
leave the Bible or nothing & pa sed
after he had went that he was an
acrostiC or sum such.
Wednesday-Jane asst & invited
me to go TO a party at her QUEENS
house tonite. she sed to me that I
wood probly meat sum nice people.
| answered & replyed | wood just
as leaf be with her. & she ackted
like she mite be kinda half sore at
me after that. Went emmy how.
Thursday-went to the show to-
mite me & ma { pa & it was a vaw-
DEVIL show & had about a 100 acks
clowns & vantrilikists & ackerbats
& dancers and etc. Pa sed they
was most eyry kind of a ack kept
the Volsted Ack witch is not a very
popular l emmy how.
Yours truly,
GILKY SWIPES.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

(Continued on Eighth PaGe).
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

traffic in women, children and opium was included in the covenant
 'I am not going to defend MT. Brandegee but I am going to brag about him. Senator Brandegce is a man, who. if he saw a thing and be- lieved in it, told them so. If he did not believe it he also told them. He has run true for Is years in the senate and I believe it the duty of every republican to vote for him. If you do not vote for him you do not believe in the republican party.
 Tt is said that Cox is the slickest politician Ohio has produced and I believe it. He and the rest of his party say that Harding has Topped but he has not and that will be proved when he takes the chair in March.
 ''I will now talk to the girls. The women have only had sine or 10 weeks to learn what the men learned in nine and 10 years. Don't assume the fact that you know all about con- ditions but go and talk thinks over with hubby and then vote as you darn please.
 Denies Being Paid.
 Tn an interview with Miss Lucy Price. which was granted after the rally. she said in reply to a question: "I am not paid to speak. I am hired by the state republican committee as publicity director in headquarters. I put in from eight to 10 hours day at my desk in Hartford. In the even ings I do speak at town rallies, etc, but this is outside work for, which receive no pay. As a woman I am supposed to put in only eight hours a day and all that I do after that is of my own accord.
 Kilby House Raidcd
 The Kiiby House in Kensington vas raided for the third time in two months yesterday afternoon. The raid was conducted by the local authorities under the direction of Prosecutor c. F. Lewis. Steve Meski, the new pro- prietor was arrested on the charge of selling intoxicating liquor. and Louis Molesky. Frank and John Doisjke and Joseph Glumbsky of New Britain. on the charge of gambling. Meski will also be charged with running a gambling house. A
 Four bottles of brandy Snd some whiskey were found by the authori- ties. Of 20 men who were in the hotel at the time of the raid only the above quintet will appear in court Tuesday evening as enough evidence could not be procured against the rest All five were released under a cash bond.
 Another charge may be checked against the proprietor because of complaint made to Mir Lewis by Tony Sodam. The latter claims he went to the Kilby House last night with two other men and after buying a drink of whiskey took out a pocketbook containing s6O in bills. It is alleged that either the bar tender or the proprietor, he did not know which, took the pocketboo, away from him and ordered the men to leave the house.
 Party CaucuScs
 The nspublican party will hold their caucus in the Berlin Town Hall this evening for the purpose of nominating
 CContinued on Eighth Page).
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

Select your Xmas books now. We have one of the largest assortments in the vicin- ity. all new arrivals. Ryder's store.-advt. SANTED-Pressmen. Apply to MoseI Mfg.
 Co, kensington, Conn. 1o-s-3d
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
REPUBLICAN.RALLY
 IS HUGE SUCCESS
Lake Praises Brandesee and He
 BragS About Him
MISS PRICE DENIES CHARGES
She Says She Is Not Paid by the Re-
 publican Party to Spcak-womcn Arc in the Majority at the Rally FA-Itcms Of Interest. ..

Arc in the Majority at the Rally fL-Itcms Of Interest. -
 A-iargo crowd was on hand Satur- day evening at tho Republican rally.
 In a short introductory speech Francis Deming emphasized tho fact that for tho first time the men and women were brought together as po- litical equals. The meeting was then turned over to Major F. L. Wilcox. He dlso gave q brief speech which con- tained much praise for Senator Bran degee and in which he said q man fwas not entitled to vote if he did not votoa for Brandegee. Before the spoethes were delivered solo was rcnicred by Walter Hart.
 Although J. II. Trumbull said he had no intentions of delivering a speech when asked to attend the ral- lx he gave ono which was greeted with appause. He said: As this is the rrst time women have had the right to vote it is my duty to tell them n little about it. I urge every woman in this gathering to study the political conditions of the country and then vote as your conscience dictates afrS not as the family says. We have bean through a period of autocratic
 
 nothing on the kaiser's rule. wo all know what Wilson has done for us. Now let us talk about our next president.
 Senator Harding has had a wide T experience in politics and will be will ing to consult with his colleagues in all his work. He will not ignore the senate. congress and the people as Wilson did. Difficult problems cam not bo worked out by one-man power. They must have united power in which thore is unity of thought and ideas.
 "I have only the highest of praise for the next governor Of Connecticut. Everett J. Lake. Hc is man of bust ness ability and thoroughly knows the i conditions of the state. I am in hopes that every woman will cast her vote for the Republican ticket to help Everett Lake into office."
 E. Fcnn Hart speaks.
 Es Fenn Hart, candidate for con- preMs from the first congressional dis- trtct, was tho next speaker. MT. Hart opened his speech with-a few words Of his boyhood days spent in Berlin with Major Wilcox. He recalled the days as to when his grandfather was ztnunch Republican and stood up soT the entire platform Of thnt good old marty. Tn his own words: "I have known the Republican party for tho past 64 years and no one can tell mo anything about it. The Republican marty Of today Is the same staunch old party as when led hy the famous Abraham Lincoln. It has always had tho ability to finance itS own affairs. After the Civil war things went down and not up as at present. The navy
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

(Continued on Tenth Page).
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
Texas City Realty
Monday

80 W. Monroe ST. Tel 1855 Or
FOR SALE - modern ten-room
brick house. on two shady lots, one
block from car line, close in. Call
Owner after 6 p. m. phone 260s. Or
WATCH PHOENIX GROW
Five room modern house, $1,000
cash, $50 month: close in; $3.50.
Four new modern houses. close in.
on 125 foot lots: $4,000 cash takes
them all.
Furnished house. well located. So
500, $500 cash. 5000 every three
months.
NJ. n SHELTON
215 w washington &
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Spectacular

CATTLE RANCH BARGAIN!
$4,000 cash will handle, balance of
$4,000 easy terms.
One of the best cattle ranches in Ari-
IONA. Boulevard TO ranch IL miles
from Tucson.
100 acres lies along the river, about
so acres bottom land. for cotton, let
tuce. potatoes, or other crops; rs feet
to water. Sale price includes 4S0 acre
stock raising homestead relinquish-
ment adjoining.
Two wells and pumping plants.
Nine room house, two porches.
Rent income, $35 per month.
IL head Holstein cows.
5 head Jerseys.
10 head range cows
IA calves up to year old.
( / Hereford bull.
Address f. C. Wright, Wrightstown
Arizona
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

20 ACRES - 10 ACRES OF
ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT.
10 ACRES OF GENERAL
FARM LAND-IN IDEAL LO-
CATION. THIS WOULD
MAKE A BEAUTIFUL HOME,
AS WE'LL AS AN ATTRACT
I'VE INVESTMENT PROPO-
SI-ION.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
Mr.. Homebuilder
Here is a chance to
plan your own home.

/ have a nice lot in Los Olives which
I will build on to suit buyer, with
small payment down, balance like
rent. ]. D. Howell, general contrac-
tor. Phone AZ Glendale. DIR
DON'T buy a mouse when you can
build it for less money. Let us figure
your lumber bill. We specialize on best
grades lumber.
McCALLA LUMBER CO.
81 South 18th Ave. Phone 1858 gh
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29

CASA GRANDE homestead, worth
$1,000; going away and will sell mine
at cost, $50. Call after $50 p. m, 511
n. Second st. &
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29

40 ACRES - CLOSE TO
SCOTTSDALE, TWO SETS
G OOD IMPROVEMENTS.
THE OWNER HAS SET A
PRICE ON THIS PLACE TO
SELL IT QUICKLY.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
FOR sALE-..EAL ESTATE
Sacrifice Sale

Acres. BEARING orange and
grape fruit orchard, over 120 trees,
mostly young, now paying 20 per cent
on the purchasing price of ss.000.0o.
Phone 2O3J3. No agents. 12-bg
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
I(lI'

Northeast. one block from car line,
cement walk and curb young shade,
citv water gas and electric lights.
This lot is a bargain at s475. Only SO
cash. balance $40 per month. See
Hales
WITH FRANK w. SHEDD co.
is E. Adams St Phone 1856 DIR
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
Two Houses

On one lot, now rented for s45 per
month; located northeast. one block
of car; $500 buys the whole business:
$500 cash, balance easy; immediate
possession.
HILL INVESTMENT co.
81 n. 1st Ave. Phone 4106 DIR
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
A Real Home
Davie Realty Co.

OWNER OFFERS S-room modern
house. faces east. fine shade, corner
lot, 100 foot frontage; walking dis
lance. 524 II. Seventh street. Price
$500. half cash. Phone 2354. If
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
Mr.. eHealthseeker

10 acres, good house. garage. chicken
runs. basement, tank. well and engine
and pump; all fenced Page and barb
wire and cedar posts; viii sell for
$4,000. $500 cash. balance easy. or viii
rent for months or year. See Mr.
Barney, Sunday, rs miles north
Scottsdale, ACROSS canal; healthiest
Mace in valley or
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
$500 Per Acre

20 acres. Glendale district; 10 acres
in cotton, 10 acres alfalfa; good 4room
house. sandy loan soil; $4,000 will
F.. handle.
" NJ. FIKE REALTY co.
II r. Adams. Phone $685. Dir
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
KenilWorth Home


FACING SOUTH UPON W.
wILLETTA NEW AND
READY TO OCCUPY.
BRICK PEBBLE DASHED, |
WITH HARDWOOD FLOORS
THROUGHOUT - LARGE
ROOMS WITH OLD IVORY
FINISH LARGE CLOSETS
IN EVERY RooM-THREEE
SCREEN PORCHES- LARGE
BATHROOM WITH SPECIAL
BUILT-IN FEATURES: GA
RAGE WITH CEMENT RUN
WAYS; ONE BLOCK FROM
THE NEW KENILwoRTH
5000 900 SCHOOL HOUSE,;
PAVED STREET-FoR FEW
DAYS WILL MAKE sPE-
CIAL PRICE AND TERMS
TO RIGHT PARTY; WITHIN
THREE MONTHS THIS
HOUSE WILL SELL FOR
$1,000 ADvANcE-AND YOU
KNOW THAT you CAN AL
WAYS RESELL A KENIL-
WORTH HOME.
Greene & Griffin
Tel. $50. IA \: FIRST AVE. d,
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29

WE'RE NOW IN OUR NEW
OFFICES - SOFAS HEARD
BUILDING. COME AND SEE
Us.
HERBERT s. PRINCE CO..
REALTORS.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29

40 ACRES-ABoUT &c ACRES
IN CITRUS FRUIT, 4 ACRES
IN ASPARAGUS AND BAL
ANCE IN GOOD CLEAN AL
FALFA. GOOD IMPROVE
MENTS. THE TREES ARE
\ OW IN BEARING = AN
IDEAL COMBINATION OF
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
$50 ACRES - LOCATED
NORTHWEST, CLOSE TO A
GOOD TOWN AND SHIP
PING POINT; VERY WELL
IMPROVED. WE CAN MAKE
AN EXTREMELY ATTRACT
I'VE PROPOSITION ON THIS
RANCH.
WE WILL BE PLEASED
TO SHOW YOU ANY OF THE
ABOVE.
NOW IN OUR NEW OFFICES.
HERBERT S. PRINCE CO.,
REALTORS.
SOS-S04 305 Heard Building.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29

WANTED-Health seekers to buy 5,
10, Is, 20 or 40 acres, one mile from
car line, quarter mile north Arizona
Canal, on desert; price right. Call at
1926 w Taylor St, Phoenix. DIP
PUBLIC LAND
How to find it and all information.
See
PARRISH & RICHARDSON,
139 N First Ave. If
40 ACRES for $225 per acre; highly
improved, absolutely good soil; must
sell; going east; $500 Will handle;
good terms on balance. See Mr.. Sirois,
II w. Adams St. Phone 1897 DIR
FOR SaIe-Cheap; two lots 18th ave-
nue. and Portland. by owner. Phone
S2O7 gs
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
Tel. 170S. 10 \. Central

$1,000. $500 CASH
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
Nice 2-room house. nicely painted,
also one good Ford car goes with
place: lot is 50x150 and is located near
paved street, out North Center; never
no sick in house: fine place for health
seekers. Apply at the Guarantee En-
plovment office corner Second street
and Adams. Phone 1880. Or
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29

WE WILL BE PLEASED
TO SHOW YOU ANY OF THE
ABOVE.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29

LOT in city valued at $3.50 must be
sold. Call and make an offer. Malli-
coat. 126 n. Central. g
Arizona republican., 1920-11-29
NOW IN OUR NEW OFFICES.

HERBERT S. PRINCE CO.,
REALTORS,
30S-3o4- 305 Heard Building.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-24
BIG ATTRACTIONS COMING TO
LINCOLN THEATRE.
The Very Best in Motion Pictures Pre-
scented In a Special Program.

The Very Best in Motion Pictures Pre-
scented in a Special Program.
Mr.. Lawrence Goldman, one OF the
owners and managing directors of the
Lincoln Theatre is fulfilling his prom
Use faithfully to the Colored commun-
lty, by bringing for their entertain
ment and elevation the very best to be
obtained in the film world. The
theatre started out with the slogan
THE Very Best" and it has been loyal
to the hilt. And with it all, the Lin
coin Theatre is becoming the recognize
ed community center Of our race
where old and young, poor and rich,
the laborer and professional come to-
gether in common cause.
All who have seen this beautiful
building are complimenting the wners
and appreciate greatly the filling of
a long felt want-a modern, first class,
comfortable and artistic place of
amusement.
During the early part of the month
the photo-drama "A Mans Duty" a
colored drama featuring Clarence
Brooks and an all star Negro cast.
The film fans say that it is one of the
finest pictures they have ever seen
and the finest ever produced by a Col
ored company. This was confirmed
by the immense crowds that packed
to the opposite side of the street and
the great trail of those waiting to pur'
chase tickets-a line that extended for
over a block.
Many who saw the picture the first
night, came the second and third
nights. 1t impressed them greatly
There has never before gathered sucf
a crowd to see any entertainment il
Kansas City. Mr.. Goldman is now
negotiating to bring the picture bach
for at least two more days. The edi
tor hopes that he will be successful
in doing so, as this office has beer
. besieged with inquiries as to whethel
the picture will again be shown. Mr.
!. Goldman informed a Sun reporter tina
he has had his office and residence
u phone busy since Sunday with similal
inquiries.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-24
NOTICE.

To the person selling the
largest number of tickets over
$500 for "Everywoman" at the
Auditorium Theatre, April 29
and 80 will be given a prize of
$1,000. To the Club or organiza-
ton selling the largest amount
of tickets over $4,000 will be
given $500. The contestants
for the individual prize are:
Mesdames Abram and Rebecca
Moore.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-24
EVERYWQMAN.

The Colored people will have the OPP
portunity to see "Everywoman" on
Sunday and Monday, April 25th and
26th. A few weeks ago this magnifi-
cient picture was playing at the New
man Theatre to overlooking houses.
Of course members of our race are not
admitted to the downtown theatres at
which such superior plays are given.
However we will now have the oppor-
tunity of seeing it in our own theatre
just as fine, just as beautiful and with
a musical program just as grand, as
any of the downtown shows.
Gorgeous Morality Play.
Thus man for Painted Vice, doth
Eterywoman forsake." Everywoman
in the search for Love, Passion and
Wealth fails her in her fervid quest.
Her pilgrimage leads through the
lures of a great city, it's revels, sensa-
lions and pain. This spectacular ex-
travaganza is a riot of beauty and
a mirror of truth. In fact, it is a
morality play, the greatest that has
ever been written. Every woman, mar
and child should see it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-10
FIVE POINTS

Mrs. Frank Scope was the suest
of friends in Muskegon. Mich. over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. \. Hay OF South
Bend were guests OF James Will
Jams and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove Taylor and
children were Sunday guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. Ernest Hum
mer and family Of South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Taylor ana
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kelly ana
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Carleton and children motored to
Michigan the Fourth wnere they
were guests of Otto Taylor and fam
lily
Mrs. Rezean Brown and daughter
Mrs Dayton Arnold were south
Bend visito.s Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rea Williams were
guests OF relatives and friends in
South Bend Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex -sapczynoki
are the parents of a SON
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-10
They're hopping Brows
And Buying Fur Coats
By MARJORIE"

NEW YORK. July S.-Winter
furs are selling like hot cakes in
January. There's a reason. Furriers
have made milady believe that the
July price tag is a few bits of the
same arithmetical adornment in the
winter time. 1t may be true and
again it may not, but the fact is
that the sales force which handles
sheer organizes and voiles is hav-
ing a three weeks vacation while
the poor miscreants whose lot is
cast in the Hudson seal and ermine
alcove mop believed brOws as they
shove North Pole garb at Gotham
maid and matron. There was not
long-ago day when Milady New
York would have emerged from the
shop into the tOrrid zone of Fifth
av. or Broadway all swaddled in her
new fur purchase, but this year fur
statesmen say that women are show
ing a little horse sense. and stOr-
ing their prematurely purchased
garments in vaults where neither
dust nor moth doth corrupt, nor
thieves break in and steal.
III may be true that wOmankind
is using sense in her fur purchases
OF this year, but cents have nothing
10 do with the ease. Yester-year'S
Hudson seal domain. that went for
a song and seven hundred bucks and
ninety cents is now an even thOus-
and. Is there "a cut in. II. G. l.. If
So furrierS were missed when the
information was passed about. For.
whether il he seal from Green
lands icy mountain or a mongoose
from midas coral strand, four fig
lures and mayhap more are required
10 express its value
Craze for Oriental.
But. 20 give even furrier his
due (and we wager much will be
due him for sometime). never have
/ furs been lovelier and more varied.
Even accessories as Innings or fas-
Jennings surpass in fabric and hue
/ those of any former year sThe past
years craze for the Oriental is per-
siSting into the next. and Innings are
| Dardaneila OF Carmen like in Sor-
ceousness Metal brOCades, gold
and silver embroideries. heavy satin
ribbons and metallic laces I'm Algeri-
an blue. Chinese red. or Cleopatra
green. line all winter furs from seal
to leopard.
Bona fide coats with fitted sleeves
are still unknown in the fur realm.
The prominent cut Is that OF the full
cape fiaring from the shoulder I'M
belted. and with Mandarin sleeves.
The dolman coat cut straight from
shoulder TO hem and unbeltedss an
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-10

other prime favOrite. The modish
long waisted effect was shown at Il
fur revue by a coat OF mole with
waist extending well below the hips
from which hung a skirt Of two
pleated flounces. Another novel eff
feet was shown in an ermine model
with three scalloped shoulder caps.
Narrow, scalloped bands Of ermine
overlapped all the capes onto the
main cape foundation.
Big, Wrappy DOlmans.
Many big, wrappy dolmans Of
gray squirrel or mole are shown
These have long, straight back pan
elsels blOused a In Russian at the
waist. Back anti sleeves are cut in
to a flaring cape fleet falling un-
belted from cuff 10 hem. The most
expensive wrap upon display-so eX-
pensive that the exhibitor would not
name his price-was of tiny ermine
skins arranged TO as to form a spider
web in front and back. The cape
was barrel shaped. the increased
width of the body being effected by
"A haring circle OF spider webs. An
other novelty was made of sable.
The skigs we're run from the neck
into a deep border at the hem. then
reversed and run at the bottom so
as TO form contrasting shade.
Hudson seal coats of thirty-siN
length remain the good old stand
BY. Contra sting bands of squirrel
Canadian marten. or Australian
oppoSum are used lavishly with seal
For sport wear are shown short box
coats Of leopard trimmed with seal
or chic. short coats OF mole or spir-
rel with fitted lines. White furs are
taboo, with the exception OF ermine
which TO be really II faut must only
be worn at the right place at the
right time.