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Evening journal., 1920-08-19
FIBRE SHUTS OUT
HARLAN NDUSTRIALS

INC American Vulcanized Fibre
Company defeated the league leading
Harlan Industrial League team last
night by The score OF 4 10 o.
II was a pitcher rs battele. with Ram
sey having much the better OF the
argument.
NOck's two sensational catches IN
center field were the features OF the
game, while Ramsey struck out II
Harlan batsmen and allowed but two
hts. Ihe score
Evening journal., 1920-08-19

A. V. F. Co. ..........0 000 o.
Harlan ................OO 10000 90
Hits, of Ramsey, 2; off Green, 4;
struck out, by Ramsey. A.; by Green,
9; left on bases, A. Y. r. Co.. 81;
Harlan, 4; stolen bases, Gibhardt,
Ford, 2; nit by pitched ball Nc
Gonigle, j. Darrell; base on balls, or
Ramsey, 4; Off Green, 3; time OF
game; 50 minutes; umpire, Bunting.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
scorT ANrs rMILIGHT GAMEs.

Scott NJ. E. Church baseball team
would like 10 schedule some fast
teams Tor twilight games. The line
up. Murphy. IS ; Carpenter. 81 Rut-
ledee. 2b; Harrell. II; Lenderman, ih ;
Latchem, c; Heron. cf; Howard, n
Nase. p; Justice. p; Taggart, p.
St Pauls Graoc. Eastlako. Defiance,
Keystone are preferred. Managers can
Arrange games by getting in touch
with manager, Mr.. Lenderman. sal
Bennett street.
Evening journal., 1920-08-19
POCOMOKE CITY RACES.

nlTouSl stssss.ssssss..s.s. a
Time-2i4A, 2tih, 2t5h. 2i7h.
Second hace-2iS pace: purse $3.50
Bel WoOffOrd Leather
Evening journal., 1920-08-19

LFDl AtI fNAAN. ssssssassss NiN
Time-2i7h. 2i7A. 2.f7ih, 2.f7.
Third Race - Three-ye -year-old trot ;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-10

stitutional 81 d-sa. Stunt factori
Constitutional carl nu trebuesc a.
dust in dlscutie.
(VOCI: Lich6larca. Aleluia.
(Zgomott.
D. MIRZESCU: Trebue sd fa-
celn educatia politica d-lui mi
nistru de domenii.
d. ministru Z. MIHALACHE J.
Ed1catia politica de Ia dAra Q
resping. ~
ID. MIRZESCU: Stunt chestnut
pc carl nu le discut de cit Gu eel
competent.
Zgomotul care sc potolisc eli
pa relnccpe mai puternic. Pro-
testele Sc. ridica din toatc par
tie. ID. Capatineanu (taranist1 J
apostrofeaza pc d. Mirzescu. Sc
striga JOS, JOS. d. Mislr Vasiescu
(taran din Ardeal) vocifereaza
puternic. D. Iorga, obisnuit GU
zgomotul, vorbeste linistit Gu
Toader Cretu. M Sc mai poate
distinge mimic. in curind deputa
til amenintlnd sa intrebuintezc
Isl argumente Ida -ho-minem
pentru a Sc CONVINCE rcciproc -
d. Leontc Moldovanu inainta os-
tentatlv spre d. Nasiescu, d. 1or.
ga suspenda pentru doua oara
sedinta
Sedinta Sc redeschide la orele
3 d. a. ID. y. Iorga da din nou
cuvintul dIlui G. MIRZESCU, ca.
re arata in ce consta atingcrea a.
dusa Constituted de d. ministru
Mihalache.
Intr 'un ministru constitutional
nu eXista conflicte carl sd sc re
zolve aiurea de cit in parliament
Clnd s'a afirmat ca proiectu1
legil agrarc nj fost supus apro
barll Regelul, Sc pune intreba
re: Pentru ce proiectul aprohal
de consiliul de ministl.ii m ur-
meaza calea normala corstitnt O.
nala sill trece dcghizat Initiative
!! arlamentare.
Sc cauta sd Sc is;c IN conflict
Ir'rc guvern 81 Coroan1, care NJ
cAs:a, dup cum afirmat i. pre-
ScIEtc al consiliu!ul
Atltudinea aceas"1 cade greu il,
sarc1na ministrulul care i urmat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-10
uns, d-tra nu" APPLAUSE

juns, d-tra nu'' (Kplausc).
Daca a face afaceri, cointere-
sari 1nseamna a face politica de-
clar ca nu vreau sd fac politica.
D. V. BRAESCT fntrerupe.
ID. ministru MIHALACHE:
De ce protestant die Braescu?
Va simtiti eli musca pc caciula?
CiMd voiu coboris de pc banca
ministcriala voiu avea satisfactia
ca mi-am. facut datoria 81 clnd
voiu iesi din acest parliament,
yoiu Fl fericit sd ma due din nou
in satul meu. la scolarii mel; lin
ga aceia Gu carl am luptat dol ami
in transeie (Aplause).
Ma voiu duce GU experienta
lin plus, intrc flaminzi; voiu ducc
lupta inainte pima &c Sc vor ridi-
ca nouile ziduri - Gu mistria in
tr o NINA 81 Gu Saba dreptatii i'll
alta ale Rominiei Noui. (Ap!a,l-
use).
ID. y. MIRTO: ID. ministru Mi
halache S a aparat, dar nu a a.
tacat indeajuns pc aceia carl l-au
atacat. lncidentele pc care lie RI
dicati pc chestnut de ncconsti-
tutionaltate, spre amina ju-
lecarea procesului exproprierii
sunt nefolositoare.
Norbeste de Constitute care s'a
votat la 1864 numai dc Camera
III 81 de Senat Explica pentru &c
'au depus proiectele de legi. Nh
am crezut 81 nu cred ca in Ro-
mlnia Mare, sc gasesc doua cla-
Sc de tarani: unii improprieta-
'riti in Basarabia, altii fara pa
mint in vechiul regat. Am volt
/, % aducem un moment mai de
vreme, spre linistirea satenilor.
ID. FRANASONICI celeste ra-
portul de validare pentru alegc.
rea dior DR.. Popovici Nicolae,
! VI a Nisiescu, Tache Ionescu, DR..
ChindusN Nasilc, 81 general Ale
Xandru Averescu.
ID. \. IORGA aduce la cunoS-
5tinta Camerei ca Pr. DR.. Nicolae
Popovici STA inaintat demisia.
dorind ca in Banat sd Sc aleaga
un barbat polite din vcchiul re-
gat
! (Continuare pc pag. a 4-a).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-10

/ sE2
a.casta procedare. Ne gasim in
s,t,latia u1ui conflict lcclara'
All.
0 vOCE: Ce grozavie! (llari-
tate).
D. MIRZESCU: 1ntre guvern
81 blocul parlamentar. Doveleste
Cd guvcrnul II are increderea ma
joritatii. I'm guvern ramas in a.
fara de Constitute fara sprijinul
majoritatii, n are nevoie de actiu,
ne de rasturnare; s'a prabusit
singur.
D.. ,ninistru MIHALACHl;
celeste dupa ,,Monitorul Oficiar'
declaratiile d-sale in privinta
Constituted.
/ Ma invinuiestc d. Mirzcscu, in
numelc partfdului liberal ID. mi
nistru celeste un articol din Vii
torul'' datorit d-lui Dissescu, in
privinta atributiunilor Camerilor
actuale 81 in privinta Constitu-
tiei.
| d. G. MIRZESCU professional.
Cuvintele-i sunt acoperite de IN
treruperilc blocului.
D. ministru MIHALACHE
!, Compare ccle spuse de d-sa 81
celc scrise de d. Dissescu. A.
dres1ndu-se d-lui Mirzcscu. Orr
cit de bun advocat al fl d-ta nu
poti dovcdi ca am spus altceva
de cit d. Dissescu. (Aplause).
| d. ministru spunc ca nici de
cretul-lcge al liberalilor pehtru
ince cetatenirca evreilor este he
constitutional. N'au gasit atunci
astazi la gasit un acces subit de
iubire pentru Constitute
A VENT legea cea mare car1
va pune la incercare, aceasta cs-
tc secrctul ostilitatii liberalilor.
| Sa Sc site ca daca guvernlll a
cesta ar pleca este datorita unei
conspiratii eralo-averescanc.
| Poporul vazut insa lumma a.
sa cum este. Mis- a aruncat invi.
nuirea cd n am el,lcat!e politica
! Vechiului regat ii trebuiesc oa.
meni cinstiti. NJ m am gindit in
viata mea sd ajung ministru. d.
sigur ca pc d-tra va prinde mira
rea caci fiecare va puneti in cap
y sa ajungeti ministru. Eu am a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-10
PARLAMENTUL
(Urnarc).
ALT SCANDAL.

D. Buzdugan yrea sd vorbeas-
Cd Gu ori ce pref. Cum discutia
fnuscse inchisa, prin votul majo-
ritatii Adunarii, CONSERVATORY
progrcsisti null lasa sa vorbeas-
cd. D. Buzdugan sta la tribuna
Tumultul creste. d. N. Iorga, ca
resi- luase de multi palaria III
NINA, ia linistit dupa incerc;l
ride zadarnice de restabili or
dinca 81 suspenda sedinta.
Scdinta Sc redcschidc la orelc
) fara 10 minute.
d. Ioiga ia cuvintul d-lui
BTZDTG-Alq
n. WANT s d inchis discll-
tia, d. Buzdugan I'LL poate lua
cuvintul III chestie pe,sonala.
D. n. IORGA: NJ putct impe.
dcca pc, I'M d. dapntat sa Nor-
beasel
u. NlzANfl 4 pnpAi ~
1nli4
y y lor',:s laee -1.fi i. q
NaralLA .nlaa q A.9i1 a4e tl,
.lne9 tim 'izaat
u Dl'Alyi'}.sA ID "a
l,easci de uianed tm sar.tiGi
y n lGRGA: Nol'tit, u nhe-
stle persolG,la
-. BtiZDUGAN: Noiu ii toar
tc scllrt.
y. n. IORGA: Sc 81 vede.
y. BUZDUGAN: ID. MargtiIo.
man ne-a facut mai multi rau,
de cit bine. .D-sa cere ca propria-
tatea sd fie redusa la 300 ha. con
trar va dizolva Sfatul Tarii.
Reforna agrara iii Basarabia
Sc bazcaza pc dreptul istoric al
poporului.
ID. VIZANTI: AfiSarea discur.
sului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-10

de legi cilld s'au prczentat NJ. S.
Regelui, sau v'ati dispensat dc
aceasta formalitate?
Isl 1nsuseYte guvernul acest,
proiecte? Att renuntat la cele-
laltc? Atunci am convingerea ca
-sunteti in conflict Gu Suveranul.
(Liberalii aplauda).
Sc poatc sd existe 81 alta expli-
catic bazata pc declara,ia 9-lui
minislru de domcnii ca nu mai a.
VEN Constitute.
D. ST. G. POP: Proiectul de le-
&c despre reforma agrara dim We
chiul regat n d fost prezcntat in
ca NJ. s. Regelui. Parlamentul a.
re drcptul Gle initiatiya.
d. l. MIHALACHE: Dior I'LL
am avut parlamtnt nici odata.
4 d. ST. Oh la1A Era mai meme
rit daca Sc astcpta ca proiect,l'
guvernului sa-si urmeze cursu'
d. BUCSAN: NJ este conflict
intrc Parliament 81 Rcgc, fiindcd
ma joritatea este aci nu acolo. { A.
rata spre liberalD.
y. BRAESCU: y. prim mini
stru a spusAea nu aproaba gestl'
Camerei. (Murmurc, vociferari
intrcruperi). d. prim ministru Il
dccbarat ca guvcrnul nu-si insu
.sestc aceste proiecte.
ID. millistru MIHALAClIr.
n ia afirmat aceasta. (Sgomot,r
crcste).
d. ST. c. POP: Dupa ce ti-oi
Fl gatat vorbirca, yoiu raspundc
Eu nu vocifercz in Parliament.
D.. BRAESCU: Vociferarile d.
ira nu ma inspaiminta. Declara-
tia d-1ui prim ministru arata cd
s'a declarat un conflict intre ma
joritatc 81 guvcrn.
ID. ministru MIHALACHE
Legatura intrc mine 81 factorl
constitutional Sc va rczolva aill-
rea. (Libcralii vocifereaza). So
cotcala voiu Ola acelora carl mi
au dat accl loc de onoarc, nu al
cuiva. Dcputatii si-au insuslt pro
iectul meu de reforma agrara
Tara intelege astazi, ca site &c
este acclasta cumctric intre acel
carl Sc irvitau la puscarie pima
mai ieri. (Aplause). Este teama
cclor slabi pc earl ii inspaiminta
democratic.
(Spiritclc sunt foarte agltate
d. n. Iorga sllfera cumplit dc
nelinistea deputatilor).
D. MlRZESCU incepe prin a
spune ca d. ministru Millalache
a afirmat ca nu exista consti-
tutic.
(Strigatclc reincep. ,,lnconstl-
enta! Neadevar!" Cuvintele d-lui
Mirzescu nu Sc mai alld).
Amintcstc apoi declaratia d-l,li
ministru dc domcnii aslpra Con
stitutiei.
,,Ati negat existenta Constitu'
tiei"
VOCI: NJ este adevarat: Sa-
raca Constitute. Cine apara.
SOCIALlSTII: Starca de ase.
diu 81 censura.
(Tumultul refncepe. Liberalii
Ger @dslui N. Iorga sa sune clopo-
tclul. D. Iorga pune NINA pc clio
potcl, dar MI suna)
d. G. M1RZESCU: ID. ministru
Mihalache a collfirmat ca existi
un conflict intrc nm factor con-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-10
in CHESTIA PR0IECTELOR
DIN INITIATIVA PARLAMEN.
TARA.

-. Bracscu Spune ca nu vOcSte
sa turbure atnosfera Parlamcn-
tului 81 nu vrea sd faca grcutati
gnyernului care acum Sc prezin.
ia foarte simpatic, legea aproa-
pc goalE. ! III '
;.D, D,Inlinistsu l. MIHALACHE:
o yisati lhereq goala..
p BRAESCU :sPtihI faptul cd
s'au prezintat proiecte aeA legi
din initiative. parlamentara. nn
fac nici 0 culpa Pallainsntlllui
Este I'm drept al sa.i. Programul
guverhului prevede insa .proicctul
de lege aga.ara. De cei'nusll-as, iaIs
dus Hrin filicrea obisnuita, mai
ales Cd! q, trecut prin consiliul dc
miplstifi|i' s%f niaatpl IisANerHit,
|'lp,Aminstru MIHALACHE: Nm
l-att Il. i'te,ass i! VI lhetItya Gf'AhelhFi.|
zeatfsll|ediIssA t.istdaH,plAtal9RiA(lflI,
}lDta nlipistrH', !, M1HAIIA CHE!
VII 'sdmt4IlAa lldsiit5 aci, comunica-
II |aA's8 Hs|,aIHs'BES \ E||' 'BE s,'!a
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
EQUAL RIGHTS IS
 CAUSE OF TROUBLE
Cincinnati Men ObjeCting to
 Taking Off Hats in Elevators

Vienna, Dec. 27.-But for the ar rival of 900 tons of flour, lent by Germany and Switzerland, Vienna would have been breadless this week. As it was the government was forced to requisition 140 tons of breadstuffs accumulated by the war kitchens dur ing the summer, in order to tide over the crisis.
 A considerable consignment of grain secured in Jugo-Slavia and Rumania is tied up at various points down the Danube because of very low water throughout the autumn and early ice Efforts are being made to tranship by rail but the car and locomotive shortage of all the coun- tries involved, as well as the lack of steam coal delays it's arrival.
 But for American charity the city authorities concede that Vienna's plight bad as it is, would have been infinitely worse this winter. The burgomaster, Dr. Reumann, in appre- citation of the extensive American re- lief being afforded by various organ nations has asked The Associated Press to convey to the American peopie .hS ioHowihS NnFlstInaS IneS- sage:
 The distress in which the Vienna population is living in consequence of the dreadful war has highly inn pressed the American people. 2. Tn Vienna children are starving and perishing from maInutrition, the sick cannot be attended in the hos pitals for want of medicines, surgi- cal instruments, dressing-stuffs and other remedies of all kinds; and the mortality is rapidly increasing among the weak and old. All these facts have called up a noble minded readi- ness for help very touching to the population of Vienna.
 ''The American people have ereat- ed a number of relief committees for the purpose of collecting gifts to be distributed among the indigent of Vienna and the furnishing children. The American government has taken great interest in this relief work and the American Red Cross has brought love-parcels of a high value in vien- na and softened the great misery to a considerable extent.
 We cannot enough admire this splendid assistance that was shown us in such humane manner; our language has no words fit for in- terpreting our feelings of heartfelt thankfulness and gratitude. s "As burgom master of the City of Vienna. I beg to express herewith my profound and sincere thanks to the 1 generous people of the American | state for all the marks of sympathy shown the Vienna population and for all relief and assistance works be- slowed upon it.
 'I have the honor to send to it the best wishes of the Vienna town council for a Merry Christmas, as- surfing you that the population of Vienna will never forget the human i ity and philanthropy of America that has relieved and helped us in this time of need"
 Pure lard 1Sc. Russell Bros
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
CITY ITEMS

Removal sale at Besse-LeIand's. -advt-
 The annual meeting of the New Britain club will be held on Thursday evening, December 30. 1920, at $500 D. m.
 A handsome 1921 odd calendar for every customer at ILL. Mills Hard ware Store this week.-advt.
 Gerstaecker lodge, I. o. O. F., will observe Christmas tree celebration at Turner Hall, at 7:3o o'clock this evening.
 All Catholic University men of this city, have been urged to attend ban- quet of the Catholic Alumni of Catho- lie University, at the Hotel Heublein at Hartford, at s:3o o'clock this even ing.
 Call and let us explain the differ ence between wet and dry storage of batteries. Simmons Storage Battery company. 167 Arch street.-advt.
 The inmates of the Town Home were given a special Christmas dinner the day before yesterday. and MT. and Mrs. Palmer were the recipients of many kind compliments for their thoughtfulness.
 Have your battery charged or re- paired at testers, 193 Arch street. -advt-
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27

ATILE1ON \ YEAR - That's what Congressman c. F. Reavis of Nebras- ka says his plan will save Uncle Sam He's the author of a resolution, passed by both houses, authorizing a commit tee to ferret out government waste.
 Pure lard 1Sc, Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
FRANCHISE
 )CIAL PROBLEM
Einnati Men Now Object PmOVine Their Hats

ki. ohio. Dec. 27.-"Hats
 vntors, even though there
 omen passengers Is the
 the Cincinnati Building
 d Managers Association
 started q crusade to that
 her they will win their con-
 Et the removal of hats in
 elevators is a menace to
 in the immediate vicinity
 gho take off their hcadgoar
 be seen for many promi-
 Lnnati womcn arc opposed
 hilton of this old fashioned
 '"The habit" said Captain
 ntyre. president of the as-
 wsa introduced by southern fclinE in the north. origin lcratnnd. negroes were re- |rrmuvp bats on entering Ind In timo white men fol-
 examplc when women wore 5t, on tho same principle 'ot men take off their hats |cling in q street car which
 ins women passengers?" Sptain Mcintyre got the fol- |wers from women:
 bot sec any reason to dis courtesy. Courtesy is not q merely mn complication of |ln is. Women nevor will en- |decide this problem for the |rs. Kennon Durham, pres bc Cincinnati women's Club. |ccauae women have been bed is not n sufficient reason Inc mate courtesy of men true gentleman will show woman. Mrs. Fenton Law bent of womcn's City Club. pt sec why now that women given equal voting right
 than any established cus- Id be nfrocted."-Miss Agnes of First district League of women voters. not believe men are going cir chivalry and experience } recent campaign convinced 10 men are not going to lose question depends upon tho a great extent. Is she is tho oman men respect she will respect no matter what field ss or political activity shc er."-Mrs. Florence Golf ember of Hamilton County ] Executive Committee.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
JOURNALISM SCHOOL
 SEEK NEW STANDARD
of American Schools Be- gins Two Days Session at
 Columbia, Missouri.

Columbia, Mo-. Dec. 27.-The second meeting of the Association of Ameri- can Schools and Departments of Jour nalism opened here today and will com tinue through tomorrow. Means of establishing definite standards for in- struction similar to those adopted by the American Association of Law Schools and the American Association of Medical Schools, will be considered.
 Ten universities withN developed schools of Journalism are members of the association, the list comprising Columbia University and the state universities of Missouri, Wisconsin, Oregon, Montana, Ohio, Indiana, Texas and Kansas.
 Dean Walter Williams of the Uni versity of Missouri is president and Professor Willard G. Bleyer of the University of Wisconsin secretary and treasurer of the association. It was or ganized at Chicago in 1917. with a view to coordinating the work of the different schools and to establish fixed requirements for graduation and the amount and character of instruc- ton.
 Topics of the chief speakers at the meeting follow:
 Journalistic Writing in Secondary Schools and its Relation to University Instruction in Journalism" Will H. Mayes, University of Texas.
 Relation of Schools and Depart ments of Journalism to Professional Organizations of Newspaper Men" Dean Walter Williams, University or Missouri.
 ''Standardized Requirements for Graduation for Schools and Depart ments of Journalism" Professor J. w. Cun1iffe, Columbia University. The Proportion of Technical 1n- struction to General Courses fin Schools of Journalism" Professor L.. NJ. Flint of University of Kansas. Research Work in Journalism. Professor Bleyer, University of Wis consin.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
HARDING'S DATE BOOK
This Week He Will Confer With Nc Cumber, Wood. Monden, Kelly, Am thony. Hays and Others.

Marion. O., Dec. 27.-Turning from the consideration of foreign policies to q discussion of domestic problems. President-elect Warren G. Harding plans to hold conferences this week with a number of Senate and House leaders. Some time next week he Is expected to leave his home here for a trip to Florida, where he will rest and hold conferences until March 4.
 Congressional leaders who have been asked to como here for confer ences with Senator Harding this week include Senator McCumber of North Dakota, and Representatives O. w. Good of Iowa; Frank Mondel1, of Wy oming; Patrick Kelly, of Michigan n, and Danel R. Anthony of Kansas.
 Will H. Hays will be in Marion this week for a discusson of cabinet se- lections.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
DR. PRoTAsS ELECTED.
Jehuda Halcvi Lodge Selects. Popular
 Young Doctor As President.

The annual election of officers of the Jehuda Halevi lodge, No. 71o, l. e. B. B.. took place Sunday night at Turner Hall, and the following men were elected for the ensuing term of one year:
 President, Dr. E. l.. Protass; vice president George Levitt; treasurer, Arthur I.ittmnn; financial secretary, Maurice D. Glazier; recording secre- tnry. David Rashkow; monitor. Nor ria D. Saxo: assistant monitor, Louis CroII: trustee, Solomon Shurberg; warden. Bernard Gordon; guardian, Eli Kaiman: delegates to the grand lodge convention, Morris D. Sake, pr. +. L.. Protass and A. Shurberg.
 Installation of officers will be held at the first meeting in January when a socini will be held.
 Puro lard 1sc, Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27

lard 1sc. Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
WILL TAKE TIME
Daniels Says Marines Will Out of San Dominican Ise- --- for Several Months.

heton, Dec. 27.-It will be
 months at least before the |vithdrawal of American from tho Dominican republic |n under the provisions of tho btion issued at San Domingo ~ eve by direction of Presi- fson. Secretary Daniels said rr. Daniels conferred today \ state department officers hrd to tho membership of the lon appointed to revise tho
 tho republic. Rear Admiral |Gnowden, tho naval governor omingo will appoint the com-
 upon recommendations from ton.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27

Moses Wainer-Dykaar, famous sculptor, is moving his studio from New York to Washington now that the republicans are about to return. Sculptors found the democratic ad- ministration poor picking" but there are expected to be plenty of G. o. P. leaders who will wish to leave behind them likenesses in stone. Wainer-Dykaar is shown here at work on a bust of Maj. Gen. G. O. Squier for the National Museum.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27

MIX 25o can, Russell Bros
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27

Puro lard 1sc, Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
Cardinal Gibbons is
 Reported Better Today

Baltimore. Md, Dec. 21.-Cardinal Gibbons was reported as feeling better this morning after comfortable nights rest. He continues to remain in bed in obedience to his physicians orders. The doctor said today that there was nothing wrong with the Cardinal except muscular weakness due to owerwork. The Cardinals rest lcssness Saturday night was caused by a slight attack of indigestion. He has a good appetite and it is thought he ate a bit too much Christmas din- ner.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
Kaceys Initiate Class
 And Entertain Visitors

A large class was initiated in the third degree of the Knights of Col ubus yesterday afternoon at Bardeck's hall on Arch street by a degree team nNrm frri<2r Several hundred
Arizona republican., 1920-03-10

it's background. Charming Miss Marsh is chorus girl different sort of chorus girl, il must be said at once saintly chorus girl. In this production, Miss Marsh has the role of daughter of Erin who becomes q chorus queen to win the man she loves. There is a vil- Han in the play: a sly old fox who thinks chorus girls are toys for men.
 The offering combines excellent act ing on the part of Miss Marsh and strong supporting cast, with a splendid story effectively told under master di- rection, gigantic and elaborate settings and unsurpassed photographic
 Added program features include Pathe Review, featuring slow motion pictures, 3 Literary Digest Topics, quoting from the worlds leading edi- tors, and a Hall Room Boys comedy, one of the best comedy screen creations of recent years.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-10
"The Petticoat PiIot,r at the Hip.

The Hip will offer for an engage ment of today only. Vivian Martin, known to her millions of admirers as the sweetest girl in pictures,' in her Paramount Aircraft success = The Petticoat Pilot"
 The Petticoat Pilot will give way tomorrow to William Farnum in the William Fox stupendous production of Charles Dickens masterpiece-'A Tale of Two Cities" He portrays both the roles of Sidney Carton and Charles Darnay while the supporting cast numbers Jewel Carmen in the part of Lucie Mannette and Charles Clarey as the Marquis St. Evermonde A Tale of Two Cities" will be screened with out advance in prices.