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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

DresSmaking
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HE1lSTITCHING-W called Tor and de-
uvereL 112T Masoffin. Phi secs.
SCHOOL and millinery. wednesday snd
FridayA 1901 arizona. Pm SSH
SEWING and rsmodsliLE DO. rsasoasbI-'
CAL sos y. CampbelL Ph se4J-
WANTED-Dressnnaki or other EeWlnr-
SIX shirts well made. prices reasonable
p. 65l1
LET Is MAKE your ohlidren's schooI
clothes nows very reasonable CAL s1s0NgT
for or prices
DREsSMAKING, piziz ma fascy sST7n-.
evening gowns and tailored suits rsason-
abe priees SO 2. Nevada Ph Ta7sV.
HEMSrlTCHING AND PTCOTISiG-I5IZ5
PER fAhD-ENpert workmanship. ats
faction guaranteed. work called for Frd
aellFersd Z desired Mrs J. z. shumats.
le-4 Aasotfan Az Apt r Ph ssT3I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

Financial
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ROAD SERVICE for your tires. just what
Ql nave been looking for
NEAL-S GARAGE. 40 TEXAS. Pr. 1929.
WANTED stock in good q Paso concern
carrying official position $4,000 for in
Festment. hard working executive office
man address T s. Herald.
Money TO Loan
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MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds watches
and 1ewelry-
FULLANrs. Il4 \. STANTON ST.
MONEY to loan on watches. diamonds.
automobiles or anything OF value. Security
Lo1n 90. JOG s. FL Paso-
s. TO $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
est rates confidential Quick Satisfactory
service Drake, 2el Roberts Banner.
DO YOU NEED 90? Private loans to sal
AIRED furniture owners Confidential. Try
our easy payment rebate plan Welfare
Loan C. 20. Buckler Bldg.
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. auto
MOBILES livestock. Liberty bonds or other
col .ateral az lowest rate on liberal terms
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION
3l5 Trust Bldg
UNCLE SAM Is BEHIND Us
We are behind you to protect you
Money loaned on anything OF value
BARNEIT'S. 2I9 SAN ANTONIO ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14
ID PAso on sTOCKs

Actual bids and offers for private ale
furnished by J. s Curtiss & Co. Security
Bank building:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

FL PAsO COUNTY OPES
Your opportunity 20 enter the automobile
game, libelll contract high class medium
priced light SIX cylinder motor car stand
ard OF the world Does not require large
capital Other good territory open In
quire Clinton NJ Dubois. room 217, Hotel
St Regis, Il Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

ONE large room and sleeping porch. fur-
uished or unfurnished. no children. no sick.
III s St Train- = block from Sln An
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

CLEAN. nicely furnished front room with
large giassed In sleeping porch. for I or
gentlemen. 20 share with healthy Young
man. separate beds. hot water. close IN
21I W Rlo Grande-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

LARGE COOL nicely furnished room Gd-
joining bath. also garage I'll ". Rio
Graude Phone 1882
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

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NINE ACCOUNTANT-Opsn for position
Address : 136. care Herald
JOB By Thoroughly experienced concen-
traitor and notation operator. Address
g 1s5. care Herald
FIRST CLASS DINNER COOK desires TO
sition IN city or country. references Ao-
dress D lts. care Herald
EXPERIENCED SINGLE NURSE from
Europe. speaks five languages. VIII travel
or nurse you IN your residence address
c i5s care Herald.
PLACE TO COOK FOR army officers BY
experienced cook (coloredli 20 years OK
perience in cooking MIS-. Mavne Martin.
MontezuIna Hotel. 3o9 san Jaeinta s..
ARTISTIC cook wishes position IN good
hotel or cafe. experienced IN my line. can
take charge Of the kitchen Phi secs. Ho-
tel Plaza. room No Z. Anton Nay.
Al BOOKKEEPER desires small set OF
books requiring few hours evenings. en-
ployed during day: young nan with fam
fly. highest reference Address D. 145. Gaze
WANTED POSITION as collector or SASS
man with real estate or other firm, BY
middle aged man. with own car. 20 years
In city. best OF references Address P o.
box 51F
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

" AG4l AllAl1 anu D444
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ROOM AND BOARD-.11 ". Rio Grluda,
Pm 3342.
FIRST class board and MONS sos = rio
Grsads. Ms Elliott Means. Pa Is5sW.
FIRST CLASS HOME COOKED MEALS.
81 Mesa- Yrs. Edwards. rnan1Eer dining
room
NICE COOL ia-Es 'front.' room suitable Tor
two gentlemen or couple. With board 2o9
Upson-
BOARD for children 10 coolest place n e
Paso. best % care and q good bona Ph-
For Rent Stores and Offices
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WAREHOUSE on san Fsancisco 81
DOUGLAS c CHoWELL AGENCY.
ga Mills Bldg. Phone 500
OFFICE FOR REoT, gaitsbis for msrchan-
disc broker. SIS a month Apply sos Her
aid 5uildlnE.
FOB RENT-Large. well located buiidinE.
al Lyuchville. near Fl Bliss. suitable FOR
most any Kind OF business Apply 2211
Grant ave. or phone $50
FOR RENT-a large AID . snan once
"a the Herald building Heat light and
janitor service furnished Reasonable afes-
Apply 10 the Auditor o. The Herald
LU1TBER Oh COAL YARD LOCATION
We offer az a reasonable rental a desirabla
warehouse VIII large sheds and ards
DOUGLAS c CHOWELL Agency
"a Mills Building Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

SINGLE Housekeeping and sleeping roouis
SIS a mcHth. hot and cold ming wlter
in each room. phone. bath 1l2s 2. san
Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

LNLLE oaM Is BEHIND Us
We are behind you to protect you.
Money loaned on anything OF value.
nAhNLII.s 2fa SAY ANTnNIn 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14
Rousekeepng Rooms = Unfurzisbsd
For Rent-Rooms and Board

THREE large. clean, ulsurnished roous
couvenlent % bath. CAL zoos y. Elcrsnce-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

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WILL pay cash FOR owners equity In or
5 room BUNGALOW. Ph. $50 or 1888 evenings.
100 PER CENT results from tenem4nts
TURNER, KEMP C0LDWELL-
We HAVE several buyers FOR houses Can
Us FOR quick sale Phi $50
MAuLDIN MERCER REALTY co.
WANT 10 buy good Z or room house.
will pay cash for same n Il Is q bargain.
give location and price Address No o.
IA care Herald
WANTED TO BUY-Alodern five room
house hardwood floors. heating plant. this
side OF Piedras street Address Box 1929.
phone $3.50 or 55Af
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us.
We car sell or rent any property properly
priced For good service list with
JAS. J. WATTS co.
500 CITY National Bank Bldg- Ph- 80
WANTED To BUY FOR A CLIENT-5 or
room modern bungalow on Mckinley
avenue. Austin Terrace. Manhattan
HeiFhts or near high school for about
W r sprum. Phi. si2. Res. sss4-w.
PARK PITMAN REALTY co.
800 e Paso Bank BldE-
WANT TO PURCHASE a resident worth
about Slo.00o-oo: would like 20 put IN
new touring car. and pay remainder In
cash: must be bargain
Call EVert-
BORDER INVESTMENT COMPANY
Phone ass sos Raynoles BldE.
WE HAVE a buyer FOR small. modern
See B. Tom Smith.
with
los Main St Phone SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

WELL FURNISHED nrst floor front roon
with screened IN Eaz plate. cool ard de-
sirahle. bedroom CT light Housekeeping SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

HIGHLAND FARK-Larse front room. on
car line. nicely furnished. Ike hou,es Lawn.
fruit trees: housekeeping Z desired sfls
Copper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

FOR RENT-Housel1eepiu rooms. every
thing furnished. running water. close IN
-lL- 2 l.a--a-l Ea. .L--.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-14

FRONT BED ROOM adjoining hath IN
ph rqFg
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
GTY ITEMS

March Victor Records on sale. C.. Pierce X Co-advt
 Beatrice, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Demarest of 393 West Main street is critically i'll at the Hartford hospital.
 Three cases of scarlet fever were reported today to the board of health.
 Boys s4.5o butchers now sS.5O. Damons Shoe Sale.---advt.
 Edward V. Curran a student at the University of Vermont, is home for few days. He has transferred to Trinity for the remainder of the school year that he may be nearer nome. His mother is seriously ill. 4 Eureka lodge. No. 2. k. of F., will work the first rank Wednesday, night.
 John NOrinzfak of McClintock road has taken a building permit for the addition of two rooms at a cost of $1.SO0
 Bargain week at Besse-Leland's -advt.
 Work of modelling Booths hall for business offices was started today.
 II. C. Wilson applied for a permit for store alterations to cost s9Oo
 Don't forget k. of C. Ball.--Advt
 Andree lodge, I. .. Q. F.. will con- ter the first degree on a class Of 12 candidates Wednesday evening in Vega hall.
 Joseph W. Young of 21 Williams street, and Amanda. l.. F'1.isck of 14s Henry street, have beenG granted a marriage license.
 Bargain week at Besse-Ieland's -adYt.
 Horace Hart of Arch street. who has been ill for several weeks with pneumonia. is making rapid recov- cry.
 The adoption degree will be worked on two candidates at the meeting Of Matt 'DC>Sett Tribe, 1. 0. R. M.. in JuIIs hail this eTening.
 March Victor Records on sale. c. Pierce G- Co.-advt
 Engine Company No. l was called eput yesterday afternoon to a fire in the awning in front of Ashley's cloth ing store on Main street. The fire evidently Was started by a lighted cigar dropped from a window.
 March Victor Records on sale. c. Pierce x Co.--adVt.
 A daughter Alice Arma!d was born last Friday to Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Chase. of 241 West Main street.
 March Victor Records on sale. C. Pierce x Co.---advt.
 Alexandra lodge. 1. O. D. Of St. George. will hold it's regular busi- ness meeting Wednesday, evening in Turner hall. On Thursday afternoon the members will be entertained Tt the 9ome of Mrs. Walter Kingsbury of 454 Stanley street.
 Bargain week at Besse-Leland's -advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
.CANeDRINK ONLY
 FOR RELIGION
Collector Walsh Gets Ruling on Wine Which Jews May Ise and HOW
 to Get it.

Hartford. March 1.--1ntcrnal ReFe- nue Collector James J. Walsh recent ly asked the department in Washing ton for ruling as to the quantity of wine that may be used by Jewish people for religious, cere monies and how the wine may be secured. The collector received today a ruling on tEe subject.
 Jewish families after gaining the approval of the ra bbi of their respec- tive ongrega tions, who in turn will secure permits from the office of the prohibition enforcement director, may secure a maximum Of i ) gallons of wine Q year. Permission is granted the rabbi in each case to make the wine himself and 1t is also provided that not mare than the maximum amount may be made in the home for the purposes outlined.
 It is eXplaine ed in connection with the ruling that in view of the fact that for many centuries it has been the custom of Jewish families to make wine in their homes in connec- tion with Sabbath observance, Pass over and other solemn feastS pernliS- sion for the continuance of the custom is recosnized.' The wine may he drunk during the established religious ceremonies only.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
Mrs James K. HallOrau.

The funeral of Mrs. James H. gsalIoran was held this morning with services in St MarN's church at " o'clock. Rev. John T. Winters was the celebrant of solemn high mass of requiem: Rev. William A. DoWneN was deacon; Rev. James Wilson, of the Immaculate Conception church.
 Hartford, sub- deacon, and Rev. Jo- seph w. Barry. master of ceremonies Mrs Mary T. Crean sang during the 4mass and as the body was being hornr from the church she rendered "l'ea:i- tiful Land on High" There was an faatlndance of floral tributes. The pal . bearers were Frederick c. Russell John Halloran. Edward Heinze, Dan aieI O'Brien.- Michael Moran and Jo! n F. Callahan. The flower bearers were
 William Cole and Clinton Kelsey.
 Rev. James Wilson conducted the services al the vault in st. Mary'S new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
James sheridan.

k The funeral of James Sheridan Was
 held this morning with scrVlces Ill
 St. Josephs church at , o CLOCK. A
 solemn high mass of requlem was celebrated by Rev. Patrick DalY. ReN-
 Charles Kirby. member of inc La Sallettc missionary band' WIS ' eacon. and Rev J. Leo Sullivan Was sub deacon. The bearers were Thomas Conu..iv Michael Clyncs. Patrick
 Grifren. John Cautield. C. Murray ana
 Charles Corrigan. The flower bearers .-SSere Dr. Thomas Feeney and William
 Smith. The body Was placed in the yauIt in St. Mary'S new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
KILL 16.OOO PEOPLE.
Turks Carry on Wholesale Slaughter After French ENacnate NIarasth

London, March 1.-1t is authol'ita- lively stated, says an Exchange Tele- s'raph dispatch from Athens today that after the French evacuated Mar ach, Cilicia, recently the Turks mas sacred 16,O0O inhabitants.
 Official advices received in London On February were reported in d London dispatch of that date not to have SubStantiated received reports that several thousand Arm enians had been slaughtered by the Turks at Marasch although if was conceded that massacres had occurred. A re- port previously received by the Ar menian delegation to the Turks was 0.UU0
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
Main Street Drain-Pipe
 Regarded Public Menace

Action may be taken by the hoard of health to have an outside drain pipe removed from the Dickinson block to guard against the formation of huge iCicleS similar to the one which now threatens to break off at any time. The icicle is regarded a public nuisance and under that head the board of health would be empowered to order it's removal. Be fore anything is done the board will discuss it's powers with the prescott ing attorney, it is said.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
SUGAR PRICE. DROPS.

New York, March 1.-The price Of refined 9ranulated sugar was quoted today at F 3-4 cents a pound. I re- duction of one cent, by E. IT. Howell and Son. acting for the National Sugar Refining company. No orders are being accepted for the moment at his price. which will apply to #llot- nlents made after this date. Other refineries arc expected to make price reductions within the next few days. According to fair price" estimates, this would make tkc retail price fG 4 cents.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
STRIKE IN SEYMOUR.

Seymour, March 1.--Wor<men in the Fowler Nail plant here walked out today without giving the officials of the company warning and without even making any demand. There were about 100. The 35 women con- tinued at work. On the street the men said they intended to ask for more wages. They receive 46 cents an hour and desire o5. Officials said they knew Of no grievances The com pany shortly will remove it's plant to Buffalo, N. '.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
Municipal Garage Bills
 Triple Ordinary Account

The various city commissions were astounded today when they received their first monthly bill for storage and repairs in the municipal garage In most cases the accounts were at least three times as large a s the aver age monthly account under the old syst en of storage in public earages It is proba hIe that the incider.,a eX- penses accompanying the opening of the garage have been responsible for the big bills. and members of the commissions seem satisfied to pay the bills until the place is well in opera tiOD
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
WON'T BACK LEVINE.
Strassbourg Socialist Congress Decides Not to Join Third Internationale.

Paris, March 1.-The socialist congress at Strassbourg has decided not to join the third internationae e headed by Nikolai Lenine. bolshevik premier of Russia, and, in addition a deciding to leave the second inter- nationale, it has adopted motion by Jean Longuet providing for an inter- national meeting to be called Ut Geneva in the near future
 This step was also urged by Pierre Renaudel, who said at such meetin 2 the French socialist party, (which now does not belong to any inter- nationale, might discuss the course of action to be taken and reach some deciSiOn."
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
HARTFORD TROLLEY CRASH
Icy Rails Cause Accident at South Green Early This Mornin2-One Woman Hurt; Others Frightened.

Hartford, March 1.-One woman suffered an injury to her hip and fainted from the shock four or five others were thrown to the floor and slightly hurt and two carloads of pa ssengers were badly shaken up when a New Brita in H Hartford trolley crashed into the rear end of an At woods Corner car near South Green about S:30 this morning. Mrs. Mae Coburn of No. PA Retreat avenue, the most seriously injured was taken to her home. in an automobile.
 Icy rails were given as the reason for the collision.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
; FINANCIAL } WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

" all street, 10:30 a. m.-T2eturn of the railroads to private operation stimulated further buying of rails and kindred equipments at the open ing of todays stock market Motors also were carried along by the move ment which was broad enough to suggest moderate revival of public interest. Gains of 1 to , points wers made by Baltimore &5 Ohio, Pennsyl- Vanla, Texas Pacific, Missouri Pa citic preferred, Wa bash preferred and some of the representative rails in- cluding Union Pacific. Southern Pa cific and Northwestern. Among the leading induStrialS were American Car, American anG Baldwin LocOmo- tiVes, L. S. Rubber and General Mo tors.
 Wall Street. Noon.--Nluch of 1he early advance in rails and associated lndustrials was lost within the first hour, When pressure against motors. o1ls steels, textiles and feathers suited m extreme reactions of to points. The shorts evidently based their further aggression on Slast weeks return of the federal reserve banks, which made only slight inn proVement from their recent unfavor- able position
 Buying of rails diminished with the progress of the session and trading in other quarters of the list dwindled. The foreign exchange market was firm and call money opened and renewed at 10 per cent.
 Wall Street Close-The final hour was the most active of the session industrials advancing 7 to ) points. The closing was strong. Sales ap- proNimated S00.o00 shares.
 New York Stock Exchange quota lions. furnished by Richter X Co. members of the New York Stock Exchange:
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
BANK PRESIDENT HELD.
Federal Court Says Bo>ton Man is
 Guilty of Negligence.

Washington, March I.--E'ederal court decrees holding Edwin Dresser. former president of the National City Bank of Cambridge, MaSs guilty of negligence in connection with the de- falcations of George w. Coleman, d ,bool>keeper but eNoncra tmg the other directors were upheld today by the supreme court. The appeal was in proceedings brought by John l.. Bates 1lIc receiver. to recover the ant mt of Colcmun's thefts which to- tailed S31OG00
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
FLU" AT SANETARILMS.

HartfoI d. March 1.--At the meet ing of the state tuberculosis commits sion in the capital today reports were received from Dr. Edward J. Lynch of the Shelton Sanitorium and from Dr. Cole E. Gibson of the Meriden sanitorium concerng the influenza situation i'll tier respective institu- tions Ir the Shelton institution there have been 30 cases and six (,eatIls. Tn the Meriden sanitc rium there were 10 eases and CDe death.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
STOCK SALESMAN FINED.
Monroe J. Brewer Assessed S25 In
 Hartford Court.

Hartford. March 1.-AIonroe j. Brewer of Iockanum was fined S25 in police court today for violation of thestatute which requires that oil company get q license from the bank com missioner before selling it's stock. Judge Pallotti. in imposing sentence said he would take into account the fact that Brewer acted on orders from d company for which he wls a salesman and that he had never been arrested before.
 This is the first conviction and penalty under the Connecticut law.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
Premier Of Italy Ready
 To Accept Compromise

Rome, March 1 (Havas) s)-Premier Nitti is disposed to accept 8 com- promise settlement of the Adriatic question according 10 the Messagero. By this arrangement the newspaper say. Italy would not claim territorial continuity between the Istria and Plume on condition that the city be placed under Italian sovereignty. The league of nations. it is said would be in charge Of the administra- tiUn of the port.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
GE,DDES Is ACCEPT ABLE.

Washington. March l.-Th" British government has been formally notified by the State departm ant that the ap- pontncut of Sir AHclland GcddCs IS British am ba dor tu the l'niro'! States would be thorouGhly agreeable 10 President Wilson. The nlbisst- recently inquired as to this selection 10 succeed ViScOullt Grey.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
(IIE.BR .\TES BIRTHDAY.

John |. Mullen. one of the several local people to observe a birthday once in four years, due to leap year had d surprise Saturday night when a num ber of his friends gave him a birthday party. A large cake contain ing a candle representative of every Nelr that Mr. Mullen has spent on this worldly sphere burned brightly until the cake was devoured.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
GOOD WAY TO PUT
 STOP TO PROEITEE3RING G

Berne. March 1-CSurcrs, bla ckmail- CTS and protiteers are being placardled and marched in chains through the streets and market places of Bulga- rian cities. according to advices re- ceiVed here. This public exposure which recalls the medieval piilory is said to be producing good results.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
TO LAND RESCUED CItE.N

New York. March f.-The transport Northern Pacific. due to arrive here tomorrow from Antwerp. has II mem
 herS of the crew of the wrecked steamer West Alcta on board. accord
 inG to radio advices received here to- day. The West -A!cIa from Seattle from Rotterdam. went ashore and was wrecked off Terschelline island in the North sea last m ofr n. ==a-
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
FORTUNE ALREADY PLEDGED.

Waterbury. March IA drive to raise s500,000 to build an addition to St. Marys hospital opened today. Up to noon a total of $232.6S9.25 had been secured in cash and pledges. Contributions from II manufacturing concerns amounted to $212.235 including $71.400 from the ScoviH Mfg. Go. $50,00o from the Am merican Brass Co, $50.000 from the Chase Companies and $25,000 from the Waterbury Clock Co.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
Catherine Nolan.

Catherine. the one year and nine m ont hS-Old daughter Of Patr1cN Nolan. of 115 Clark street, died Sat ,urdav evening at the Hartford hospi- ta1, of double pneumonia. The funeral was held this afternoon and burial was in St. Mary's new ceme- tery. Owing to sickness in the fam ily the funeral was not held from the home. but from M. J. kenneN's under taking rooms.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01

New York. March Miss Virginia Eckhart says she's going to open a millinery shop in her home city, De- troit, with the $2O,0OO a jury here gave her in her breach of promise suit against Hugh J. F. Blakely, treasurer of the Globe Transportation Co. Hugh told her he was a widow er,, she says. He wasn't. Now he has to pay.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
CLAIMS DAMAGES FOR FALL.

Notice of intent to claim damages From the City of New Britain, has been filed at the office of the Town [Clerk by Ida l.. Melzard. of 23 Hun
 IEerford Court. The claimant states [that on February 16. at 9:30 in the |m orning. she fell on an icy sidewalk lat Central park and sustained in |juries to her knee
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
LAUNCHING POSTPONED.
Frozen Grease on Wa3> Prevents Christening of New Destroyer Prcbic

Bath, Me. March Frozen grease on the ways prevented the launching today of the torpedo boat destroyed Preble at the Bath iron Works. The tide turned after the destroyer had been lacked about six feet down 1he ways and the launching was post poned to next Monday.
 Miss Sallie NJ. Tucker of New York stocI ready to christen the ship with cider in honor of her great Srand- father the late Comm odore Edward PrebIe, | :. N.. of Portland.
 To Heal \ Cough
 Take HAYES HEALING H0NEY
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
CONVICTION UPHELD,

Washington. March 1.-ConNiction Of .hree officials and employ es of the Philadelphia TagcDlatt OH charges of violating the espionage act through articles published in that ncWspap per was ipheld to0ay by the supreme COlIt.