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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-16

"Ludvicku, koho mas radeji,
mne anebo tatinka?"
ITO vam, maminko, povlm
az po Jezisku."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-16
Ma vylete Ii Prahy.

"a mysli 81, ze jsme V Kar-
lovych Varech. Lesy a vrchy
jsou tady jako tam, drahota ie
tn taky -"
"Az ma tn zazracnou teplou
vodu, CO rozdoVadi zaludek."
",Jen pockej, al 81 dame skle
nici lhoteckeho piva!"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20

A good heavy 4-sewed broom
and handle; Loom End Sale
price ............... .OSc
Large size Wizard Oil Floor
mop and handle; Loom End
Sale price .... SOC
1-2 bushel Split Market Basket
with 2 handles; Loom End Sale
price ............. ....... lOC
Fancy Market Basket in several
styles; Loom End Sale. .49C
Favorite open Washing Machine
with adjustable bottom; Loom
End Sale price 50. 10
Large size Willow Go Cart or
Stroller with hood, 10-inch rub
Der tired wheels, hollow steel
tubing gear and handle, uphol-
stored, brake, in brown or shell
lac finish; Loom End Sale
price ................ S1S.2S
50-Piece Breakfast Set, Ameri-
can semi-porcelain, delicate pat
terms; Loom End Sale S6.SS
10O-Piece Dinner Set, American
semi-porcelain, white and gold
conventional patterns, regular
$500; Loom End Sale $19.S9
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20
CHINA and HOUSE FURNISHINGS
S as these it is time to buy Household Necessities

1OO-Piece Dinner Set, American
semi-porcelain, conventional pat
terms, regular price $50; Loom
End Sale price S22. 4S
1O0-Piece Bavarian China Din
ner Set. delicate pink convention
al patterns; regular price $500;
Loom End Sale ......SS2.4S
All open stock patterns in
American and English semi-por-
celain, Nippon, Bavarian and
Coalport China, all to be sold
at a large discount.
Plain white Cups and Saucers:
Loom Ed Sale price ....l4c
Plain white Soup Bowls; Loom
End Sale price ..........10c
Plain white and gold decorated
Dinner Plates; Loom Ed Sale
price, each ..............1Sc
Plain white and gold decorated
Cups and Saucers; Loom End
Sale price, each ..........1
Plain white and gold decorated
S-inch Salad Bowls; Loom End
Sale price, each .........S $50
Plain stoneware Stop Jar with
bail and lid; Loom End Sale
White enamel Stop Jar with bail
and lid, each. ST. SO
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20

2-qt. Aluminium Pudding Pan,
regular price 75c; Loom End
Sale price ..............O SC
Square Aluminium Rooster, regu-
lar price SIS; Loom End Sale
price ................ S .43
No. s Aluminium Tea Kettle.
regular price $3.50; Loom End
Sale price ............S So. SO
No. s heavy Tin and Copper
Bottom Wash Boiler with lid;
Loom End Sale price .S2.So
No. s all copper Wash Boiler,
with lid .............. .SO.SS
. Burner Detroit Vapor Gasoline
or Oil Stove on legs, with shelf;
Loom End Sale price sci. 4S
. Burner heavy steel oven, tin
lined; Loom End Sale $3.50
1 Burner Conserve Toledo Steam
Cooker, compartments, holds Z
cans for cold pack canning:
Loom End Sale price ..S6.79
2 Burner Conserve Toledo Steam
Cooker, 4 compartments, holds
IA cans for cold pack canning;
Loom Fad Sale price S1O.39
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20

Jelly Glasses with covered tin
lids; Loom End Sale price, per
uoZen ............... SSc
Jelly Glass Tumblers, horse shoe
bottom; Loom End Sale price,
per dozen 400
Plain thin blown Tumblers with
grape cutting; Loom End Sale
price. per dozen ......S1.OO
Ice Tea thin blown Glasses;
Loom End Sale, doz.. ..S1.2O
Cut Glass Individual Salts, 8 pat
terms; Loom End Sale price.
per dozen PIC
Pressed Cut Glass Cream and
Sugar Set; Loom End Sale
price, per set .49c
Heavy Cut Glass Tumblers, two
styles cutting; Loom End Sale
price. each ............. 900
6-inch heavy Cut Glass Nappy,
styles; Loom End Sale price,
each ............... 81. 10
5-pint heavy Cut Glass Water
Pitcher, buzz star cutting; Loom
End Sale price ........S6.39
Pint Mason Fruit Cans; Loom
End Sale price, doz ....70r
Quart Mason Fruit Cans; Loom
End Sale price, doz. 800
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20
Loom Ends, Regular Length--- Our Complete {
Everything Reduced. Everything Married to 4
All DOmestics, Silks.
Goods Priced T

Remnants Of SOC yard wide
Percales from l to s yards;
Sale price, I'd. ........1Sc
Remnants Of CSC best Apron
Ginghams; Loom End Sale
price, yard PC
Remnants Of Calicoes In
short lengths, at, each Pc
Remnants Of extra heavy
Feather Proof Ticking; Sale
price, yard .........5Oc
Remnants Of 45c Hope Mus
lin from l to 10 yds.; Loom
End Sale price, yd. ..29c
Loom Ends of Outing Elan
nels from 15c yd. and up.
75c fine Madras Shifting in
Loom Ends at, yd. ...29c
Remnants Of Unbleached Mus
Inns, all kinds and prices.
Loom Ends of yard wide Per
Gales; Sale price, each &c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20

Remnants Of Cotton and
Linen Toweling from lOc
yard and up.
Csc colored bordered Curtain
Material, full bolts; Sale
price, yard .......lSr
soc Lace Curtain Materials,
new Fall goods; Sale price,
yard csc
CSC best Table Oil Cloth.
white and colors; Sale price,
yard -.............. $50
Now's your opportunity to
buy your winter Blankets at
20%o less than later.
s1.75 rolls of Comfort Cot
ton, lfks- in one sheet: Sale
price, roll ST. SO
Special prices on Sheeting
and Pillow Tubings, during
sale.
45c Cheviot Ginghams, Just
the thing fNr Boys School
Waists; Sale price, yd. csc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20

Buy your Comforts now
winter. Save 20G, all e
home made Comfarts.
75c extra good quality {
tain materials; Sale pr
YARD '''''-'v-M
$3.50 best 4O-in. all Silk Gee
cite Crepes; Sale price,
yard ..............-S So:
$3.50 best 4O-in. Crepe
Chimes; Sale, I'd. So:
$500 Silk Tussah, for Skir
Sale price ........-.S2.:
Yard wide double faced TIE
Cloth for Drapery, wo
$1.75; Sale price, yd. ST.:
1919 off on all Cretonnes
Special prices on white c
ing and Canton Flannels.
Remnants OF CSC BleacI
Muslin from 1 to 10 var,
Sale price, I'd. .....--2.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20

Ladies' pink Crepe Boom
ers. $1.00 value; Loom End
Sale .7SC
Ladies' bodice or regular
style Vests, all sizes. You
know it is hard to buy a good
vest for Csc today. These are
a special purchase and worth
much more: Sale .25t
Misses fine ribbed extra fine
mercerized Hose, the kind
that are worth 75c to S5c to-
day. Black, white or brown;
Loom End Sale, sizes to
III, 400; 8 to 10 800
Boys heavy School Hose,
black and white, heavy rib
bed. regular SOC hose; Sale
price 39c
One small lot of Ladies' Silk
Hose in colors, some drop.
stitch styles; special lot to
close during sale at ....59c
Ladies' $500 drop-stitch Silk
Hose, white and black; sale
price .............. 81. SO
Ladies' S5c grade best Silk
Lisle Hose, black, brown or
white; Sale 500
One lot Ladies' tan Lisle
Hose; special lot to close;
Sale ..................15C
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20

over or V neck styles, regular
prices to $2.25; Sale 81 SO
Ladies' Slip-Over Gowns, ex-
cellent quality, trimmed in
colored embroidery, worth to-
day up to $500; Loom End
Sale .............. 81. 80
One lot Corset Covers at be-
fore the war prices; special
for Sale PIC
Envelope Chemise, values to
$225. lace or embroidery
trimmed; Sale .....S1.30
Ladies Muslin Drawers, regU-
lar price soc; Loom End Sale
price .............. .SSc
Ladies' Muslin Skirts, extra
quality, embroidery trimming,
cut full size, regular values
to $500; Loom End Sale
price ST. 29
One lot Ladies' very best pink
and white lace trimmed
skirts. made of very best ma.
terials; special purchase en-
ables US to sell them during
the sale at ........$2.19
Ii you want to make money
Just look at these. Ladies'
Flannelette Gowns. Price the
material by the yard and you
will see how cheap these are
for the sale at ......S1.95
Infants Rubber Baby Pants;
Sale .42r
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20

Ladies light or dark Percalo
Cover-All Aprons, a big as
sortment OF styles for the
sale. And look at the price
only 81 90
Ladies' Umbrellas, short
handles, with silk cords; Sale
price ............... 81. 95
Here is an excellent value.
Ladies' coutil Corsets. bought
as special value for this
Sale, only ......... 81. 20
Extra quality, good heavy
boning, coutil Corsets, $3.50
erode; Sale 81 5
Front Lace Pink Brocaded
Corsets, a very special num-
Der at $3.50: Loom End Sale
price ............ 80
Ladies' Pink Elastic Top Cor.
sets, all sizes, the best selling
corset today; Sale 81. 50
Discounts Of 10 to 20% on all
Thompson's Corsets.
All Ladies' $3.50 2-clasp Silk
Gloves, black, white, navy,
beaver, tan or grey; Loom
End Sale price :S1.19
All Ivory, Jewelry, Beads and
Purses, a special 1919 dis
count during sale.
Hair Bow Ribbons, all colors,
plain Taffeta or MORE, 5A in.
wide, SOC grade; Sale price,
per yard ..............S7C
Marble Hill press., 1920-11-25

slightest interest either way. How
ever, that's only Que more rcason why
I should fnish my work here and get
back 10 Denver"
"But how did all this happen, Mr..
wehstrri"
Like shooting nsh In a dry lake.
Miss Rney." Webster replied, and r.
lated TO her Ia detail the story Of his
adventure with the Sohraniean as
sassins In Jackson square aud his sub
sequent meeting with Andrew bowers
aboard In Estrclllta.
Dolores laughed long and heartily a.
Webster finished his humorous recital.
"Rilly told me God only made one
Jack Webster and then destroyed the
mold; I believe Bllly 10 right but do
ten mo what became Of this extra
ordinary and unblddcn guest"
The night the steamer arrived In
port. Billy aud Don Juan cam. out In
a launch to say lIello.' 30 seized
upon the opportunity Co tell Andrew
10 jump overheard and swim TO th"
launch. Gave him q little note 60
nllly--carricd II In his mouth-ln'
strucilng Bllly to do the right thing
by hlm-and Billy did H. I dont
Marble Hill press., 1920-11-25
Millions for a
Neu Stomach

o.s a ths rrvs,sci Aus<b~An nllisa.
sr-s saA 70 kl, rAy.ssAa. - nih.o.
delizrt. iscetnf sYot tAsA AL - grsn-
klns. fur = as- s'cassk. Ghf Tia
tie sch zAs sreAss4 AL tsfHs4 zuay.
AL rs -eAl,A sepH Hei zAis kiz
hAPiy o. sozisat~i. fsr AsFplAs-s iafss-
y asTssi' vpoa d.gssiisA wiiAoat
ke4iih -tsrc 4ss. hAyFtnc~s eorns laf
After Al to s'oaahsA glAys a great
rst 10 svsrytsy hfs W.iAosi .
hsAl,Ay ssHs<h AsI SD sss,ios suE
hlood s AiA. vatsfy Asi gSlE. ear
AsAFi A<sios = syAi. ozT liver AoSs act
C. ia dsty. AHA fsAz . sz.s-sahis ani
sAkAlpy rtsscat dlssAss by Vu'tias
tAs kss.e in o,dss AT s,FsEs'A@iag
u. orsa Agsihs, The sr-sas u dlssAss
pr Ptsre.. ~ the Ia,Hl,As' H5sei AL
ssrgisAi ih,,i,uis. si Rarslo. y. T.
year. Ago su4ssr,eoi tisrAs~s sAi tier
pre,eatlou. AHI Ea discovered certain
reo;s AnA hsrt- -hieh ucrs AA,arvs
rezslse-. Asd ssese~,iesi IN Ps,,ihx tSez
up in form hat ossA - easily pro
surs4 8; the aFss store Cfgula sr
t,hisss). TAs hs cAllri ~. rssrvos
ool4sa Medical Discovery. TAs bs
so-ury gives no false .simalssiaa b~
cause IL esat.iA, DO alcohol OF ahy asr-
soiis. IL kslps d,gsssioa ssi the -
sirzilaiinn of such elsmsais in the foed
- are repaired for the blood. II give
20 The blood iAs fsoi slszaeats the To
sass require. Per over ef,y years 10
kAs sAjoyed the sssadsnee ef The
Aas<ssAn public. Try It no~i
Marble Hill press., 1920-11-25
DON JUAN.

John STUART Webster. mining en-
sinesf. boards train IN ivath
Valley. california aH his way back
% civilization after cleaning up
tlo 90 Ito looks Hks Hoho Then
hs fcHyuss a DISTRESSED lady, who
mAkeH his heart HBp over. tie
eliminates the offending man she
IL Dolores i,urN On Denver 10 is
oTsfri a 8 "-asyrAf sob hy =
capitalist friend Edward J je'
rome He receives a DELAYED letter
from his own particular pal uiliy
GDAFN asking him ~ finance a
sr'i7m'niHs proposition "a central
America and So Hf'Nsnfy With
h'm on tho PROFITS ~ h" starts
tnf Sobanie Jerome gnrs With
John 90 the depot They meet ~.
distressed lady 1B her way 20 the
same train John tells Jerome the
Who'll. story Jerome secretly secs
tho gifl. Offering her ins" n she
induces John 20 take he SOB inside
% ninety days The giTl ae6epia
The scene n0g shifts 60 Uurnatcns
tura. sobrauis where GvaFy has
NhH@hFt kNE kNh ENHNhNH NN hNN&As
extended BY Mother Jones, keeper
OF a hotel and tramshup Dolores
cables Henrietta wilkins Mother
Jenksl that she II on her way %
yisi; her Mother J,nks has been
educating Dolores who 10 the
daughter % former President Rgvy
OF sotrante. dspossd and executed
by President SAfTus Mother Jenks
doesn't want Dolores 90 ma out
she IL no LONGER respectable So
Billy meets the steamer arf tries
@ turn the SRI hack But Dolores
lands and EllItcs Mother jerks az
Mother R'i'y promptly falls in
love With Dolores Webster in
New Orleans secures sta;sroom
on IA EstrcI'iia bv bgying a ticket
f1r mythical valet. Andrew
Bowers" In Sew orleans Webster
saves a young man from assAssi-
nation on the steamer be ands
the mythical valet IN hts s'aisronu
lie accepts Bowers" on trust
without learning hs Identity A.
B4crayertura b. assists the valet"
20 lard lie arls Rii.y IN love
with Dolores and Ike the good
scout he Is BIOS farewell % his ro-
nance Dolores astoU.shes him
he m tkes his wil,
Marble Hill press., 1920-11-25
CHAPTER S-cortinued.

"QuIte right. Few women have a
sense ~ sportsmanship You stand a
very good chance uf becoming Il mil.
llonaire in Sobrante but sou must be-
ware of a dark man who has crossed
your path"
(which one7" Webster quered
mirtkfuHy "All coons look alike 10
me-GreaserS also"
"Mere patter OF our profession. Mr..
Webster" she admitted, tossed In TO
build up the mystery element and
simulate wisdom. Fortune awaited
you In the United States. but you put
II behind you, at the call ~ friend.
ship for fortune In Sohrante. Now
you have recunsidered that foolish
action and at this moment you are
contemplating sending cablegram
TO fat old man who waddles when he
walks, recalling your decision not TO
accept certain proposition Of a
business nature. However. you are
too late. The fat old man with the
"hudlt hhs ludt' Ohiti AZ aAi~ ~'li'u -
and II you want TO make money. you'll
remain in Sobrante. think that is
all. Mr.. Webster"
He was gazing at her with an ex.
preston composed of equal parts Of
awe, amazement, CONSERVATION, adora.
ton, and blank stupidity.
"WelI" she dupried inuocpntly .fn
quote Billy's colIoquial style: did |
put 1t over?"
"You did very well for an amateur,
but I'm a doubling Thomas. About
Marble Hill press., 1920-11-25

know what Andrew IL NJ 10 and !
don't carr. wh,rr Vas raised Ne irt
every man roll his own hoop Al !
h,pr II That 'hey don't shoot Andrrw.
II ,hey do. fear III wc-p Hes crr.
talaly q sk"okum lad. ~ you know
Mlss Ruey. love aay body that can I'm
pose un mc-mAkc monkey out of
me in fAct-and make me like itf'
That's ~ comforting shs rrinark
ed dryly.
Webster looked - her sharply. sus-
plclously: her woris we're susceptible
of dual Interpretation. Her next
scniencr. however. dissipa,ed this I'm.
preston. because it confirms what
I told you this af,rrnron when rad
your palm" she added.
-You didn't know how truly yoa
spoke when You referred 10 the dark
man that Dad cruss~i my path. lies
intentionally rcaI-drai him.
Then you are r'aily cnnccrneif-
-Not At all, but ! purpose sleeping
with one eye open. shant permit
myself 10 feel concerned until they
send more than tvo men after me
say eight or ten"
His indifference appalled, her: she
leaned forward impuisiyely and laid q
hand on his forearm. "But you must
heed Don Juan's warning" she de-
clared seriously. You must not 80
out alone at night"
He grinned boyishly. "of course
not. Miss Ruey. You're going 70 ride
out with me this evening"
"T'm not. I'll not subject you to
risk"
VERY well: then I shall drive out
alone"
You're a despot Mr.. webster-a
regular despot"
Likewise a free agent"
"rll 20 with you"
Il thought so. For what hour shall
I order the carriageT'
"seven.,hirty. After all. they'll not
dare TO murder you on the Malecon.
Il agree with you. II will have TO
be done very quietly. II at all. You've
been mighty nice TO me this afternoon,
seeress; shall be grateful right up to
the moment OF dissolution"
"Speak softly but carry a big stick. ="
she warned him.
"a big gun" he corrected her,
"--two Of them, In fact"
Sensible man! I'm not going to
worry about you. Mr.. Webster" She
nodded her permission for him TO RE-
tire, and as he walked down the yer.
anda and into the hotel, her glance
followed him with pardonahle feni.
nine curiosity. marking the breadth OF
his shoulders, the quick. springy
stride, the alert. erect poise Of his
head on the powerful neck.
"A doer Of deeds are you. John
Stuart Webster" she almost whisper
ed. "As Kipiing would say: 'wallah
But you are a manr"
A stealthy footstep sounded below
the veranda: she turned and beheld
Don Juan Cafetero. his hat In his left
hand. In his right q gold-piece which
he held toward her.
take II, allanah," he wheezed In
his hoarse. drunkard's whisper. Keep
It rr me till tomorrow. for sorra wan
av me can I trust to do that same
an be the same token can't face that
big man witout It."
"why not, Don JuanY
He hung his red head. II dunno.
Miss" he replied miserably. Maybe
'tis on account Nv him--the ere ~
him--the way nv him--divil such Z
man "a ] ever nsst-1ed hlsss hint
Marble Hill press., 1920-11-25

this fat old man who waddles when
he walks: a really topnotch palmist
could tell me his name"
.well. I'm only an amateur, but stili
/ think l might. to quote Billy again,
make a stab at It. DO you care to
bet me about ten dollars I cannot give
you the fat party's initials--all three
- themfs
ne ssssA 4 hsr owiishly. gAs was
Marble Hill press., 1920-11-25

nsmsif yoa wish. ."-Mr AIicr RIsEr,
Morse. okiahomA.
Change of Life 10 cne Of the most
critical periods of q womsn's existenoe.
Tbs GOOD old.fashioned root and herb
remedy may be relied upon to overcoms
the distressing symptoms which accom-
psny u and women eveywhsre shoald
remember that there u ~ other remedy
known 10 carry women - successfully
thruugh this trying period ~ LYDIA Z.
rnkham's Vegetable comp"und
II you want special advice write 10
lydia =. pinkham Medicine Co. looo-
hd~ntiaD. Lynn. Mass .your letter
will - o,ensd, re.d and answered By Q
woman and held Ia strlct eonhdenes.
Marble Hill press., 1920-11-25

pound carried IN q
through the critical
per,od of the 6angq
OF Life In safety. ]
am over % and have
raised . family Of
eight children and
am In fine health
Ny daughter and
daughtsrs.inlaw
recon mend yOur
Vegetable Com
pound and ! s,illtats
u oceasionslly my.
liberty "a use my
NJ. ANlrR HaNWN
Marble Hill press., 1920-11-25
corr..eendirs ciu.

The roiicr sssme,i io AMOS ,lis fcl.
los By tls gait
"why shouldn't thsyi Hes
fencp
Marble Hill press., 1920-11-25
'"Tks terrible CAptain Bsna.
vides."

GRO ne coNTiNUEp.)

Barrel Racing
Barrel racing h favorits amuse-
ment alaaag the workmen In a suburb
Of London. Some forty cellar men.
coopers and others competed in one
race Of this description. Then fellow
Cd 4 doubIe-barreled racc. the men en-
saged being obliged to push before
then TIVE empty barrels instead - O.
Marble Hill press., 1920-11-25
FROM FORTY.F|vE
TO SIXTY
A Word Of Help TO Womsn
Of Middle Age From
Mrs. Raney.

Morse. okls.-''wben was Is years
old LYDIA p Pinkham's Vegetable Com
Marble Hill press., 1920-11-25

After ai. heinz carfui .. largely =
matter ~ habit
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
MISeSMITH MAKES
 GOOD HER ESCAPE
Texas Authorities Fail to Put
 Her Under Arrest

Fl Paso. Dec. S.-The search for Clara Barton Smith. wanted in con- nection with tho death of Jake L.. iGmon at Ardmore okla. ended last night. as far as local officers are con- corned. they said when Miss smith was almost within their grasp at Juarez
 Sherin Orndorn learned the location Of Miss Smith through confidential telegram and declares the informants wanted reward. The sheriff con- strued an answer to a telegram to Sheriff Garrett at Ardmore to mean that Miss smith was not wanted and that there was no reward for her cap ture. He declared last night that he would not continue work on the case.
 J. l.. Smith. father of the missing woman and his wife. were found here last night. smith declared that he had bcen here for two weeks and that he had not seen his daughter in more than a year He expressed confidence she was innocent Of anything wrong and that her reported confession was untrue. Mrs. Smith wept as her hus- band talked with a reporter.
 Jaurez police after searching every hotel and roominE house in the city last night declared that Miss Smith probably had gone to Chihuahua City or some other interior point.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
LAYTON BEATS JACKSON.

Chicago, Dec. S.-John Lawton of St. Louis set fast pace in the open ing game of the final round for the national three cushion billiard title. defeating Clarence Jackson of Kan sas City. 75 to 52. in eighty-three in- nings. Jackson showed only one flash of the form which placed him second in the preliminary round. With the score 43 to 24 against him in the fifty first inning. he made two runs of five. then one and two coming within nine points of the St. Louis payer. Layton also had 6 high run of five. It was de- cided to play games of seventy-five points Instead of fifty.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
FIND SMUGGLED GOODS.
Steamer America from New York to
 Genoa Had Much Contraband.

Genoa, Dec. 7.-Scarch of the steamer AmerIca upon its arrival here from New York yesterday revealed a quantity of tobacco, sugar and cof- fee which it is alleged was being handled by smugglers.
 In addition the officers found 400,- 900 rubles in the custody of the wire less operator. He declared the money was not to be used for political pur- poses but belonged to spectators. The money and goods have been se- questrated by the police.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
Boston Store

SHIRT WAISTS
 One or More shirt Waists make very ucrcptapIc and practical Xmas Gift.
 Our line Is made up of many styles in voiIe. organdie. Crepe dc Chine. Gcorgctte Crepe and Pongcc. in whito and colors.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
DARTMOUTH AND pITTS-
 BURGH MAY MEET.

Pittsburgh. Dec. s.-A drive has been started here by aumni of Dart mouth University in an effort to have Dartmouth meet the University of Pittnbnrs on the gridiron. The first of a series of lunchcons of Dartmouth alumni wns held at noon today. at which plans for ccmenting tho friend ship between tho two universities were d d'srurref
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
sPRINGFIELD's NEW MAYOR.
Republican Elcctcd-Isoxing Law De-
 fcated After Hot Fight.


 fcated After Hot Fight.
 Sprir gfield, Mass. Dec. s.-Alder- man Edwin F. Leonard. republican. was an easy victor over Richard J. Fitzgerald his democratic opponent for mayor. in the municipal election here yesterday. The vote was:
 Leonard. 10,317; Fitzgerald. 2,e3s. The biggest fight came over the box ing law referendum, which was beaten by 5O3 votes. The votes on the referen- dunn was: 2 275 beer. yes. 6,4S1: no, 5.2sI: Sunday sports yes. 7.o20: no, 4,SSs: boxing law. yes, 4.946: no. 5.449. For the first time since 1886. the city went no license the vote being Yes. 5,s17; no. e.754. The vote on this 1887.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
Ladies' Wool Sweaters
PULLAR
 & NIVEN

V To the Members of The Stanley Workers Cooperative Society:
 On November s. 1920. tho Directors passed tho following vote:
 Voted that the Cooperative exis- tence of this Corporation be tcrminat- ed"
 A meeting yof the members of said ' Corporation win be held at The stan ley Works Employment Bureau, Myrtis St. on Monday evening. De- ccmber 90. 1920 at T:3o o'clock to confirm or dinapprove of said action of tho Directors.
 Nov. IT. 1920.
 TRUMAN l.. WEED. Secretary.