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The New York herald., 1920-01-03
At the Hotels.

WALDORF. Mr. aud Mrs. j.. s., Broughton
Trenton: Mrs Il. e.. Cockrcll and Miss vcsta y
Reed, Ssed;, 81; oblo touls' Mr. and Mrs. Neeo
wSgssfLsf Nc stLftSo@w. w Cole Brigham. Shelter island
William NrcIesn.. Webster; Mass; Mr. ant
Mrs. ID. p, yint, Anchorare; AHssa, .ssai,, r. su,,
Atlanta. Ga Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ Baker. pittsburg
Pal. MI. and Mrs walker Ia Row Rove: Mnyfi,sld l,lS
Daniels. san Francisco; s. s. RinEshury. Port
and. ore. -, ~
rrcnfon Dos Noires: @. " blanchard. Dallas.
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LATEST NAVAL ORDERS.
Herald Bureau,
No. 1902 II street, N. W.,
Washington, ID. G.. Friday.

These naval orders were issued today
Rear Admiral Newton A. McCully. to duty mis-.
sion 10 Russia.
Tieutensnt Commander wills E. Haviiand. n
e. s. &. Oklahoma. - "
lieutenant Commander Aaron s. Merrill. 10
Turkey. "
Lieutenant Frank v. Alder, Jr.. to U. s. s.
Maine.
Lieutenant Bernard Il. jenkins. to U. 8. S. Kim.
berly.
Lieutenant Hsrry &. Icceutep, to u. s. S. wis.
consn.
Lieutenant John V. Murphy. to @. s. s. Bridge.
port.
lieutenant Wilbur v. shown. TO q. S. S. III.
nols.
lieutenant Jerome l.. Allen 70 Paris.
Lieutensnt William s. Garrett. to Q. s. 8.
Pittsburgh.
,Lieutenan ni uunior grader George T. gvsnscn 70
risuIlsuar. 'juulvr srsds, william t.. tillssrl, 70
Z. y. s, Ohio,
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Banjo and Mandolin Club: waldorf-Astoris Hotel;
eight 4 NJ
Dinner. Lotus Club. TO Maurice Maeterlinck.
Meeting. Alpha Sigma Club: Hotel Astor, half.
past eight Z. VI.
Musicale Mozart Society: Hotel Astor. one
r. NJ.
Concert and dance. Junior Art Society: Hotel
Astor two L. VI.
Lecture. Glenn T.. Plumb. "Piumb Plsn:'.
Washington Irving High School: three p NJ
Dinner Association OF Foreign Press I@c-r,.
spondepts TO Dr; Mace knecht; Hotel Wander.
Lecture. League Of Political E.iucation Gran.
VILE Barsss se Artist az vital the Com
Dinner, New York Swiss Club 10 n Srt-o-
Ministes O, Switzerland Hotel Astor. baii.pasi
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financial depression that the wages of the labor
Ing man went down to dollar day. and if q
citzen took some change from his pocket and put
II IN his pocketbook it was hopefully said that
money Is beginning to move again" In what
manner VIII the present age come to an end: What
viii the harvest be?
The New York herald., 1920-01-03

Was It or was 1t not
IT LOOKS LIKE 1T. violation Of the constitu-
tional rule prohibiting
'cruel and unusual punishment to have couple
OF hundred convicts witness the execution of one
of their number for murder?
The New York herald., 1920-01-03

Uncle Sans census
HOW MUCH OVER 81? man has no terrors
for the women who
have had experience as voters, but will the II am
over 81" answer satisfy the federal nquisitor?
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
WEATHER REPORT.
Eastern New York and ueighborinc
regions. fnir and colder today. Tomor-
row fair. with slowly rising tempern-
lures, fresh and strong northwest
winds.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. F'riday.-The
weather has become much colder through
out the Atlantic States and severe cold
continues in the Ohio and upper Mississippi
valleys and the region Of the great lakes.
Temperature has risen over the far North
west and moderate temperature pressure
in all far Western and Southwestern re-
gions. During Friday freezing temperr-
ture occurred In extreme Northern New
York and North Vermont
Within the last twenty-four hours there
were light local SHOWS In the region of
the great lakes, the Ohio and Missouri
valleys. and rains In the Florida penn-
sula. Fair weather prevails in other parts
of the country.
The temperature will be considerably
lower Saturday throughout the Atlantic
States. The temperature will rise Satur-
day and Sunday in the upper lake region
and lower Ohio Valley, and Sunday II
Tennessee and the upper Ohio Valley.
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Yesterdav,s 4 lemperature.

The following record shows the changes
In the temperature during the last twenty
four hours. in comparison with the cor
responding date of last year. as indicated
by the NEW YORK HERALD thermometer
Herald square.-
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Newport.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James, who
have been at Beacon Hill House a few
days, will return to New York today.
Mrs. John Clinton Gray has returned
from New York and is at the Muenchinger-
King.
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Today in New York.

rnenInr National Automobile Show: Grand
Central rnisce. two r. NJ.
operlng ytotor Trurt Show and Highway Con.
ference. raEhfh Coast Artillery Arnory. two
H. N
cessw, saa aases. csnsu uslrsrslv olss,
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SOCIETY NOTES.
The White House.

Mr.. Francis Bowes Sayre. who with Mrs.
Sayre, has been guest at the White
House, returned yesterday to Cambridge,
Mass. Mrs. Sayre will remain a short time
longer in Washington.
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OUR DEAD 4. TpANCE

To foster faith in Man and God.
Let them sleep
Lest they stir,
And. stirring. wake to find we err
From paths their martyr'd glory trod.
Let them stay.
They are no longer ours alone.
Day by day
In every tongue their creed is known.
Let them stay
Till each cross
Like Calvary shall span the dross
And nations claim our dead-their own!
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100000 more than NJ

Are we to look forward to the time when nobody
but visitors and millionnaires will sleep on this
island?
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Average temperature yesterday. .......... %
Average temperature for corresponding
date last year.. ........................... As
Average temperature for corresponding
date for thirty-three years............. 81
Humidty:--S A. NJ, AZ; p. NJ, 80; p.
NJ. 40.
Barometer:-s A. NJ, % 9; 1 p. NJ, %. e.ss;
s p. NJ. 29e3 inches.
Weather in Winter Resorts.
Reports received in the HERALD yester-
day gave the temperature and atmospheric
conditions at leading winter resorts as fol-
lcws:--
NASSAU, Bahamas.-6s: clear.
BERMUDA-T, cloudy.
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Washington.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sullivan. who are
in Washington from Chatham, their coun-
try place in Stafford county, Va, will
spend the winter at No. 2.1so Florida
avenue.
Miss Jane Story. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John P. Story. who will be married
on January II at the home Of her parents
to Captain r. r. Glen, of the British
Embassy staff. will be attended by her
sister. Miss Caroline Story, and Misses
Mildrew Bromwell and Marparet Harding,
Of Washington. and Cornelia Vanderbilt
and Milicent Rogers, of New York. Only
relatives and few friends will be present
reception and breakfast will follow.
Mr. Harold Sims, of the British Embassy
will be best man f"~ Captain Glen.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Monday for their daughter. Miss Edith L.
Roberts.
Mrs. Jones Wister will have a dinner for
Miss Caroline Barclay. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Lyttleton Barclay. on
Monday.
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Diplomatic.

Diplomatic.
The Ambassador Of Italy and Baroness
Romano Avezzana are in New York for
several days and will attend the benefit
performance at the Metropolitan Opera
House for the Italian Hospital.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Lansing
were entertained at dinner by the Minister
Of Bulgaria and Nine. Panaretoff, who
mad sixteen guests.
The Minister Of Poland and Princess
Lubomirska were the guests for whom
the Counselor Of the Legation. Mr. Francis
Pulaski, entertained at dinner at the New
Willard Thursday night.
There will be reception for Mrs. Jan
Garrigue Masaryk. Czechoslovak Charge
d'Affaires in Washington. on next Tues
day night in the Rose Room of the Hotel
Plaza. A programme of Czechoslovak
music will be given.
New York.
viscount Grey Of Fallodon X. G.. Brit
ish Ambassador at WASHINGTON, and Sir
William Tyrrell, British Minister Plenipo-
tertiary. were guests Of Mr.. Clarence IL.
Mackay at luncheon yesterday at Harbor
Hill. Mr.. Mackay's country place in Ros-
lyn, l.. I. Lord Grey will start for Eng
land to-day on board the Aqutania.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert l.. Satterlee will
give fancy dress dance tonight in the
roof garden Of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel,
for their daughter. Miss Mabel Morgan
Satterlee.
Miss Louise Falconer, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William III. Falconer, will l
married to-day in the chapel Of St Bar
tholonews Church to Mr.. Theron Il.
Pierce, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay
Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs William Goadby Loew
will give a dinner and dance tonight
for their daughters, the Misses Barbara,
Florence and Evelyn Loew.
Dinners will be given tonight by Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Drexel and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis gave a
dinner for sixteen guests in their house
| list night.
Mr.. severyn B. Sharpe will give dinner
tonight for Miss Katharine Sharpe. his
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. widener have
returned to No. 100 East Seventy-first
street from Philadelphia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele will return
to New York from Westbury early in jan
uary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Fl. Gary will remain
at Brookville, L. l., until late in January
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, who has been at the
Ritz Carlton, will start today for Europe
on board the Adriatic. She will go to
Paris.
! Miss Margaret Tarleton winchester
daughter of Mrs. Tarleton Winchester. OF
! No. $40 Park avenue. will be married to
Mr.. Robert Porter Patterson in the chan
try of st. Thomas Church ut four O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
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winds Off the Atlantic Coast.

North of Sandy Hook-F'resh west and
northwest; fair.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Fresh and
strong west and northwest; fair.
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The New York herald., 1920-01-03

Let them rest
Lest they sigh.
And. signing. seek the reason why
we see not past our selfish toll.
Let them sleep
AS part or that immortal sod
Age will keep
The New York herald., 1920-01-03
EUROPEAN EDITION.
r,rNy,.N.a ,r y,ris eyery dny In the wear.

pr in Paris daily and Sunday.
edition ~ the HERALD will he sens I'm FraneI
members OF the american E1pedtonSS
Force and for month TO civilians.
advertising
the Advertising Director OF the
NEw York EFR,LD, IIerild Square.
A'I" PhRIS NFFJTF NO AvENrE DE L'0PERA.
subscriptions end sale OF
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Philadelphia.

Miss Christine Hare Stockton, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. Allen Stockton, will
be married today TO Mr.. William G. Hop
kins in the Protestant Episcopal Church
of st. Luke and the Epiphany.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. B. Roberts
will have n dinner at the Acorn Club on
The New York herald., 1920-01-03

1t is expected that the Borough
THE COMING Of Brooklyn will prove to have
BY AND By. a population of 2,500OO0. -or
The New York herald., 1920-01-03

The Ambassador Of Italy and Baroness
Romano Avezzana are in New York for
several days and will attend the benefit
performance at the Metropolitan Opera
House for the Italian Hospital.
The New York herald., 1920-01-03

Let them rest.
Unworthy hands would only spoil
Earth they blessed
When Death withdrew them from tn
Inoil.
The New York herald., 1920-01-03

Miss Margaret Tarleton Winchester
daughter of Mrs. Tarleton Winchester. o
No. $40 Park avenue. will be married t.
Mr.. Robert Porter Patterson in the chan
try Of St Thomas Church at four O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1920-01-03

There will be a reception for Mrs. Jan
Garrigue Masaryk. Czechoslovak Charge
d'Affaires in Washington. on next Tues
day night in the Rose Room of the Hotel
Plaza. A programme of Czechoslovak
music will be given.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-17
TROOPS CALLED OUT
 TO PUT DOWN RIOTS
Two Killed, Several Wounded at
 Independence, Arkansas

Independence. Ark. Dec. 17.-Mem- bers of the Home Guard and Ameri-
 can Legion were patrolling the
 streets here today as a result of race disorders last night in which a white
 boy and a negro were killed and four
 white men wounded. three critically.
 Other Home Guard and Legion
 members were on duty near the county jail. where, according to Chief of Police Hall. Noble Green. a negro who is alleged to have killed R. R. Wharten a white grocer yester- day is confined. Reports that Green had been taken to the state prison
 at Lansing for safe keeping were denied by Chief Hall. who said he had "an agreement with them that SO attempt would be made to lynch Green"
 Them" he explained means number of white men in town"
 According to officials the climax came when Mayor John L. wadman and Chief Hall accosted a crowd of armed negroes on the street and urged them to so home. The regroes refused. While they were talking, n group of armed whites came up. say Arthur Harper, negro, without warning shot Lawrence rlennan a white boy. dead. Before ! Harper could lower his weapon he | was riddled with bullets. The shoot | ng was a signal for general en- | counter. Both sides soon were re- | nforced and the firing spread rapid | y the combatants taking refuge be- | lind whatsver shelter they could Ind. The officers summoned aid but
New Britain herald., 1920-12-17
Boston Store

Only six moro days to do your Christmas trading in.
 We arc showing fine assortmen of mons silk mufriers, In solid and mixed colors. at special prices ,a'so to s7.os.
 Mems fne mercerized patamas' Tn plain and fancy eolors. s2.So to sf.So.
 Mems nannelette psJa'aas in mod ium and heavy weight.
 Mems fianneIetts night shirts. sizes IS to 20, ss.So to s3.5o each.
 MEMS BATH ROBES. Made from the Beacon Blanket. An ideal Christmas gift.
 Mons silk hose in black and fancy coiors, 75c to s1.5o pair.
 Mems wool sport hose. imported and domestic heather mixture. si.oo to ,s.5o pair. Mems fine negiigeo shirts. made of fine quality madras. at new low prices. ,i.75 to s4.Bo each. A large assortment of mems neck ] wear si.oo to ss.so each. Mems arm bands and garters. in fancy holiday boxes. 2sc to si.oo per set.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-17

AT 83 3.65-Ganuine Arahia Mocha Gloves in 1-clasp styl1 Gray, beaver. mode. brown an tan. Full F. K. or oversea@ sewn. Choice of unlined or siI lined, self and novelty contr1z ing embroidery. These G&ov@ reduced from $4.69.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-17
XMAS GLOVES
AT CUT PRICES

AT S2.69 Pair Chamois Gloves. 1-clasp style, with con- trasting novelty embroidered back, real French chamois in natural color, washable and per feet fitting. These gloves re- duced from $3.25.
 AT S2.79 Pair-Suede Gloves, fleece lined. grey, tan and brown. very warm, in 1-clasp style. These gloves reduced from $500 and $3.25.
 AT S3.25 Pair-Strapwrist and shirred wrist Chamois Gloves. natural color or white with self or novelty backs. These gloves reduced from $3.S5, $4.25 and $4.59.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-17
E. III. DUNN.

ITO say that I have suffered is putting it mildly" said MT. Dunn Some time since became almost crippled from rheumatism and had to give up work entirely I had suffered from this disease. though, for about Is years and this total inability came upon me. I at my wits end what to do as had tried many ways to get well, but a friend of mine who had taken CINOT advised me to try that remedy. and I am mighty thankful that I did, as 1t put me back on my feet and I am able to work without ache or a pain. CINOT is the greatest blood purifier I have ever heard of
 NEW BRITAIN BY AN EXPERT AT THE MILLER-HANSON DRUG STORE. 32 CHURCH ST It is also for sale in Plain vile by c. R. Byington; in Forestvilie by Rents Pharmacy; in Southington by Chaf- fees Drug Store; in Plantsville by George R. Steele; in Bristol by The Madden Drug Store; in Glastonbury by C. R. Densmore. and can be obtained at all frst-class drug #M
New Britain herald., 1920-12-17
DUNN SAYS
 CINOT KING OF TONICS

MR. F.. H. Dunn of 21O Lamson Street, New Haven, Says Bad Case of Rheumatism Was Entirely Re- Iieved by CINOT.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-17

it was more than an hour and half before the streets were cleared.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-17

Evap. milk 1 cans soc. Russell Bros.-a0vt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-17

Eagle milk, cans s1.oo. Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-17
FUR COATS

72-nch fancy silk self collar 
 collar nches SS9SOO made O. Kol164y dyed36 6inches collar and farecu of
 
 inches Willow of S350 O0 fneq andth 36 andS of
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Sorlagcl
barren otr Grltoigung
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riibr> mnS ,,Blmc skp"6eicses nnS 1aafs
natmen bel Grkrankune Scs 1,rdiiScnten
baben ielbisc bereits in seratiins

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seigt, oob benz Saufe in ben naA.
iten @odan bier Der tpi6tiaIten
sSraeen, Die Dem gegenip6rtigen Son.
greb porIiegen, alir 8erotitng itber.
geben iperoen. Gieie ittt0:
goridldec 5ur Slenberung GINGER
ser id1rfiten 9eltinuiungen oes
9olIteooiden 9srobibitionsausfiibr.
lineseeieses, unO 8orld)ldge sur
8eriddrfi,ng bon iln5ureihegoen
9eitirnntitngen oesIelben.
Die @rntGBigung Der Sebitions-
geieBe bon Den in Der @rnbanlbor-
lage borgeiGlageneit MoBreaell.
Grpdeung Der Srage, oh Der
asngreb Shritte thin ioG, I'M Soae
Der llnfdbiafeit beg Gralioenten,
bic Regiernng Dem 8i8eprdiioentetl
ober bent Stdntsiefretdr at iiber.
trngen.
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iesen gegen SdluinbeIunternebm
@egen Ser acknowledgement ntrof-
fenen" Mebrteit i'm 9onsreB lit es
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aipeifelboft, Oh MnBnnbntefl ottrh.
gefiibrt iper0en fDnnen, i'm oie nd-
tionole Erobibition ettpas meniget
troden ait MAIDEN: aher 8oriGlnge.
Inn Den Stooten oas 9fefererbtm
biiriidtli9 bes 8ieres iuo leidter
@eine 81 iiberlaiieu, I'M oie Qunn.
titdt eeiltiger @etrGnte, Die IN
&rnlfbeitsfdIlen beri6rieben iueroen
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bon 5piritlloien off onerifoniiden
Sdiffen auBerbaIb Der orei Waeilen.
qren5e 81 erlauben uno oti0era
&l1ne Der ugeaiien" iper0en geaG.
tliHg finoen.
Grob Der pielfa6eii 8roteite &c.
gen Seoitionsgeiete IN irgeitb elmer
Sorn miro ipobrideinIid) eine gor.
luge einberidtet iperben bic mir ge.
gen iolde 9nrteien iino SilOipiouen
geridtet lit. bic ouf eeluoltiamem
8ege Die Gegieritng itiir5en iuoIlen.
Die 6raae iiber Die lthfdbigfeit
bes @raii0enten bat ieit Der @il.
ion-2aniing affaire unesrein sssr.
tereIie erregt itno ollie sln5eiden
oeiiten 0arauf bin OaB cine ooer
n.ebrere beaiiglide @orlngen Elm.
beriGtet iperoen. 9ic berridenoe
aniidt lit, 0ob feline 8eitinunun.
gen fir oieien San getroffen tperoen
fonnen, obae einen 0iesbe5iislifen
Gerfaiiltnesaufas an5unebrnei1.
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llebereinltimn1ltng init elmer 8orldge
beS ,Gbgeoroneten 8ollteao obgefdBt
merOeri, ipoour1 Der @eneralanipoLt
Die @erihtsbarfeit iiber oen 8erfauf
bon @ertpopieren nno glftien erb1[t.
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Sainbribge G,.lbD
Mabfolger Saniings
Seine Grnennnne erreet erSkerc 1teberraiHmna
als iclbit sic plSslidtc Heiienation rars
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er befir,p0rtet inSsiIen toilion's aSminiitration

Die eriten Nn1ridten iiber oieIeIbe
fnnoen feiren @loiibeu. Ra1 Der
ger6fientIidting ieiner Grnennune
begob iih golbp ins 8eiBe Sous
uno ipuroe bonn 9rdiioenten EN-.
pfangen.
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8ilfon Megieriine botiert aus Der
3eit, oIs er D2itgIie0 oes Sditf.
fabrtsomts oer Ser. Gtoaten mar.
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lit in 9elp yort iebboft. @r tpurbe
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rem. Bdbreio Der republifoniif)en
glationaIfonbention int Sabre 1919
mar er ein auseeiprohener glnbda-
ger Hooiebelts, geborte Sn ben
@riinoern Der proereliipen gartei
unb iDnr eth 3elegat gu oeren eriten
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mar aud @titelieo Der emergency
GIeet Corporation. Gr beborte aud
Der omerifanii6en gfiiiion 5ur in.
ternntiouaIen aonferen5 au 9dris
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