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The Washington times., 1920-08-07

Don't let this opportunity to
own your own home slip through
your fingers. Hundreds have
taken advantage of this great
lot sale. The time to buy is
NOW while the prices are low.
Buy the Lot Now.
Build Later If You Wish.
Let us show you how to secure
all the necessary material, such
as lumber, paint, roofing, hard
ware, porches, etc, for your
home, as pictured, for an I'M
tial payment of SIT to $50 and
the balance in monthly INSTALL
ments of even less if you own a
couple of lots in the newest and
most attractive suburb, where,
though prices are low, sales are
restricted to desirable people.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07

range TO sell the apartment on the CO. /
operative ownership plan. The sale
will be handled through the Davis 4
steele office.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07
JOHN P. COLLINS co.
MOVES TO new OFFICES

The John p. Collins Company re-
moved its real estate offices during
The Washington times., 1920-08-07

HOW TO GET THERE
Take car at 18th and G SITS. N. w.
or any point along line marked RIVER
DALE, LAUREL, or BERWYN and get
of at Riverdale. On Sundays our autos
meet all cars.
The Washington times., 1920-08-07

Call at our office or telephone us
(Franklin S98) and learn all about this
plan, or arrange an appointment for us
to take you out to RIVERDALE
HEIGHTS in our autos any week day
that suits your convenience. To save
time, fill in the coupon below and mail
to us. .. &c .. .
The Washington times., 1920-08-07

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Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Burkheads New Car Latest Thing
 From Automobile Market

a of solve
  M Burkhead when he Before
  
 
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  bnes which Burhead built in modeshe light which will completely equipped Arizona s2soo $500 respectfully of in
 
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Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
ARRIVAL OF MOON IN PHOENIX
 CREATES FAVOR ABLE IMPRESSION

The Moon is here, and according to F. $. Paden of the Southern Motor company. state distributors, it is here to stay and make the usual favorable impression it has made in other dis tricts
 At the present time the Moon has its temporary headquarters at the New Apache garage on West Adams street. So confident is the Southern Motor company of the success with which the rev car will be greeted, that it is planned to have a modern automobile DL1idlng erected soon as possible.
 The Moon comes in two types, the Slx-4S and the Six-6S, both x-cylinder models, and equipped with Red Seal Continental motors. All models are made including touring cars, roadsters, coupes and sedans
 Te cars which are on exhibition are of notable interest because of their elegance of design, coach work, uphCl- stery and furnishings The general specifications for the car reveal the fact that every part is designe1 to stand up under the utmost wear and tear. The motor electric system, bat teries, carburetors, clutch, transmits sion and other parts are all standard and made by nationally known com panies.
 According to MT. Paden. who is at present in charge of the affairs Of the company, the price will alone be at tractfve to large number of prosDec- tive auto owners. The Moon company
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
CASTLE HOT SPRINGS CAMP. FIRE PARTIES HAVE BEEN VERY POPULAR PAST WEEK

Horseback riding and golt are NIelnS with each other in popularity at Castle Hot Springs, with many picnic parties starting out on horseback carrying well-filled lunch baskets, and the wherewith for making coffee over a camp fire. returning in the late after noon radiantly happy after their out ing.
 The golf enthusiasts have surely had their inning this week. So many match games have been played, and so many rrizes won that it has been difficult to keep them all in mind. The ladies nine-hole medal play was won by Mrs. ]. NJ. IngersoIl. the prize being a hand some combination thermoS and lunch box in a leather case, donated by Mrs. George K. Owsley.
 w. K. Williams captured the laurelS for mems putting contest The after noon's pleasure was greatly enlivened by a surprise, the men driving up to the green in an old stage, which was held up by cowboy bandits, and as the men filed out of the stage, dressed In different comic costumes, mostly rep resenting ladies, thereby registering a protest to the handicap made by the ladies' committee, the whole scene was quite thrilling. Some of the best cos tunes were:
 F. NJ P Taylor, a ridiculous-lo looking getup, short skirt and waist tied with a string and a hot water bottle and bath towel dangling therefrom; J. M. Olmstead. blue skirt, green sweater and red Tam O Shanter set the top of some imitation hair made out of
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

Tappay, Detroit, Mich; H. R. Hoefler and son, Astoria, Oregon; MT. and Mrs. Alex Hyde, baby and maid, Wichita. Kan; A. C. Thuesen, Chicago, H.; Mir. and Mrs. John NJ. Egan. Amboy, Ill.,: MT. and Mrs. S. D. Goodspeed, Chicago, H.; Mir. and Mrs. w. D. Bales, Kansas City, Mo.
 Miss Mary Glovers horseback picnic party was a huge success. the many riders taking government trail for hell gate, where camp fire was built and luncheon prepared. Later in the after noon games were indulged in. A. M. Miller winning an Indian doll as the result of his skill in rock throwing.
 Delightfully."- entertained were the many friends of Mrs. Harvard w. Fen ton and her charming daughter, Miss Beatrice Fenton, on Wednesday. Com plimentary to MT. and Mrs. Oimstead, a barbecue was arranged in Buckhorn canyon. The destination being so very remote, the guests, numbering 29, rode horseback to the prepared feast of barbecued lamb and other good eats.
 A most enjoyable day was spent on Thursday with Capt. Walter Shaw as host and his little daughter Gwendolyn, hostess. consisting of a horseback trip to Spring mountain. where luncheon was served. The guests thus honored were Miss Mary Glover, Miss Beatrice Fenton, Miss Janet Olmstead. Miss Hollis Let's, John I. Glover and Mir. and Mrs. McHarg Davenport
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

excelsior. R. $. Hawthorne was very much dressed up in royal purple hat sweater and skirt: w. K. Williams, sal mon pink waist, knee pants. one pink stocking and one blue. with a Iadys purple hat. James Roosevelt wore .a lady's elaborate evening wrap, hat trimmed in roses, and his long stockings were much beribboned with different colored garters. Many more equally we'll gotten-up costumes were in evidence. but lack of space prevents special mention.
 Charming visitors motoring over from Phoenix were Mir. and Mrs. Dex- ter Blayden.
 Our Prescott visitors include Miss Dorothy Neff and T. G. Norris.
 New arrivals at Castle Hot Springs for the week are pr. and Mrs. F. T.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

is of the opinion that it is a com paratively easy task to build magnifi- cent motor cars without regard to price, but to build a car of the stability and elegance of design of the Moon at present prices, they consider a distinct accomplishment.
 From the Red Seal motor to the most minute and concealed par1 the manu- lecturers have tried to make the Moon irreproachable They have made d speciality of having heretofore con- cealed and inaccessible parts placed in such a manner that it is not receS- sary to take the entire machine down to get a t them.
 The elimination of numerous parts, such as torque arms, strut ro6s, con- centric torque tubes. has been a great contribution to low maintenance and small repail bills.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
HIS EccENrRIcIrY

Queer, isn't he?'
 "Astoundingly so, Why. he never offers to impart to you a sure fire formula for making intoxicating liquors at home.''
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

The Belgian government will cleo trify it's railways, beginning with the lines from Brussels to Antwerp, Lux emburg and Ostend
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
LINES TO BE REMEMBERED

(La Rochefoucauld)
 He who imagines he can do withou the world deceives himself much, bu he who fancies the world cannot d' without him is still more mistaken.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
And the Man With sao,ooo Coat

DallaS NeWS) Our position simply is that any woman who pays s10.000 for an animal coat has got burro brains. Use Republican Classified Pages for Results-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Type 7" Engines
 BOSCH MAGNETO

1A to Is horsepower for Domestic Pumps, Cream Separators, Silo Fillers, Hay BaIers - all light power uses.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-15
FINANCE CORPORATION
COULD AID COTTON MEN

New York, oct. 14.-The war fl
nance corporation, If permitted TO
function a. this time, could help
in the present crisis of the cotton
markets, in the opinion Of Eugene
Meyer, Jr., former managing lir@c-
tor of the corporation. The help
could be extended, sail Mr. Meyer,
in a statement tonight, by having
the war finance corporation do ex-
aCtly the things II was doing when
its activities were suspended en-
May 10,
Mr.. Meyers statement was made
in reply tosa telegram from GeorSe
II. James OF Mamphls, fern, ask
ing advice as - what hep the COR
poration could be at this time and
how the money could be raised.
Mr.. James declared the situation
relative to the cotton producer ana
the people dependent upon cotton
as a basis for financing Is most ce-
plorable and that lack OF banking
facilities at this time Will sacE:fice
the cotton producer and his de-
pendents and greatly benefit the
speculator.
"Money for the var finance cor
poration, in my opinion Mi. Mey-
er stated, ''could now be raised TO
the extent of $3.50, 100000 to $500
100000 by the issue of one year
finance corporation bonds, bearing
per cent interest with a small as
count or selling cOmmlssioh'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-15
CALOMEL- LOSING
OUT IN SOUTH
Mr.. Dodson, Ire "Liver
Tone" Man, Responsible
for Change for the
Better.

Every druggist in town has no.
ticed a great falling Off in the
sale of calomel. They all give the
same reason. DodsoRs Liver Tone
is taking its place.
"Calomel is dangerous and peo-
pie know it," Dodson's Liver Tone
Is personally guaranteed by every
druggist who sells 1t. A large bot
tie doesn't cost very much but II
1t fails to give easy relief in every
case Of liver sluggishness and con-
stipation, just ask for your money
back.
Dodsons Liver Tone is a pleas
ant-tasting, purely vegetable rem
edy, harmless to both children
and adults, Take a spoonful at
night and wake up feeling fine; /;
no biliousness, sick headache. acid
stomach or constipated bowels. II
doesn't gripe or cause inconven-
fence all the next day like violent
calomel Take a dose of calomeI
today and tomorrow you will feel
weak, sick and nauseated, Don't
lose a day.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-15

For sale byrAlvarado Pharmacy
First and Gold. Albuquerque and
al leading druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-15
STATE AWARDS
CONT TRACTS FOR
FIVE HIGHWAYS
SandovaI, 0tero, HidaIqo.
Luna and SoCorro County
Projects Let; Bids All Are
Near Estimates.


Santa Fe, oct. 14.-Contracts for
five federal aid road projects were
awarded yesterday at the quarterly
meeting of the state highway COM
mission. Every bid accepted was
within two per cent Of the estimates
of the highway department. The
contract price includes engineer
ing costs, maps and contingent eX-
penscs
Contract for project No. IS,
which is 50 miles in Sandoval
county connecting with the Albu-
querque-AIameda paved highway,
was let to the Lee Moor Construc-
tion company, of Ell Paso on a bid
Of $43,S4S.32, The high bid was
$62,l67.SS. There were four bid -
derS. The road is TO be of gravel
construction, sixteen feet wide and
Sc inches deep.
Project No. 40, in Socorro coun-
ty, running 17,2 miles, was award
ed to w. E. Crabtree. of SocOrro.
His bid was $4S,315.11. There
We're six other bidders and the
highest bid was $S3,292.39.
French and Harvey of Santa Fe
were the successful bidders on pro-
ject No. 40, which is l1.6 miles. in
Otero county. Their bid was SAL
246.77. There We're ten bids sub
mittcd and the highest was $79,-
94S.23.
The contract on project No. a..
which is eight miles in Hidalgo
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-15
DUCKS IN NUMBERS
HERE WHEN SEASON
OPENS, HUNTERS SAY

The cold weather now spreading
over the northern states win d"ive
the ducks south so that hunting
should be fine when the season
opens Saturday, October l6, sports
men declare
The officers of the state Game
Protective association are taking
measures to call to the attention
of hunters the regulations that re-
quire that hunting must be done
between sunrise and sunset. The
object of the daylight ruinI7 is to
prevent birds being killed late in
the day and lost in The dark. These
rules have not been strictly en-
forced in the past, but wi be
rigidly enforced hereafter by p. +,
Britton, federal game warden it
is said.
Duck hunters are warned against
shooting quail until November l,
when the season Will open.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-15
FARME RS FAVOR
RESTORATION Of
WAR FINANCING
Rehabilitation of Finance
Corporation Urged at the
Agricultural Conference;
Delegates Are Optimistic

I Washington. Oct. 14.-Agricul-
tural interests carried their fight
/ for amelioration of credit condi-
tons today to Secretary Houston OF
the treasury department. They
asked for rehabilitation of the war
finance corporation to foster eX-
ports to Europe. and were' told by
the secretary that it was not in line
with good business for the govern .
ment to extend further credits to-
Europe, which would be the result
if the request was granted,
The treasury would not be a
party, Mr.. Houston also declared,
to the Withholding of any commod-
/ ity from market In order to main
tain artificially high prices.
Favor Credit For Germany.
Senator Il, d, smith OF South
Carolina, and other spokesmen for
the delegates In urging restoration
Of the finance corporation, declar-
ed in favor of extending credit 10
Germany.
Germany" the senator said,
must live. ! see no reason why
her bonds should not be accepted" ;"
Later the delegates carried out
their plan of asking a preferential
re-discount rate on agricultural
paper at a hearing before the full
membership of the federal reserve
board They characterized the sit
uatiOn facing the producers due to
the falling market as alarming and
insisted that one of the main pur.
poses of the federal reserve law was
to furnish elasticity of currency for
the agricultural interests in such
emergencies.
Il ask one specific thing" SEN
ator Smith said. "Give the agri-
cultural interests a lower rate of
discount in this distressing time
than you do anybody else" ..-
Optimism Among Delegates
There was a distinct feeling of
when they left the conference. AL
though no action was taken by the
board it appeared to rest on the
belief that board members were
toward the pleas Of the
farmers.
The delegates emphasized their
feelings at both conferences that if
they could obtain some agency for
the credits of Europe and
increase the sale of exports, their
plight would be largely relieved.
They asked the reserve board to use
its influence in having the finance
re-established for this
purpose
The general meeting of the agri-
cultural conference concluded to-
day, but a committee representa-
tive of each of the thirty agricul-
tural groups which made up the
conference will remain in Wash
ington until the statement of credif
policy in preparation by reserve
banks and covering the , whole |
credit situation is made public. /
This committee called tonight on
Secretary Meredith and the situa-
ton in which farmers generally +,
find themselves was gone over
again
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-15

county went to the Lee Moor Con-
struction company for $4S,95s.7 10.
There were eight other bids, the
highest being $64,2S2.2O.
There were only three bills on
project No. As, which is for SO
miles in Luna county French and
Harvey got the contract on a hid
of $43,7S0.69. The highest bid was
$46 5000.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-15
Abuqueraue Morning Journal Friday, October is, 1920

seeks to control the trea asurv de.
partment under a reactienarv ad.
ministration, so that they can es.
cape the payment or tax on in.
| comes swollen by war profits
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'i'o'.s mH,iorlt "a ", pIssess'Is perfect
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Io0kIn~ tn b,tsJ,,sf,nr.,f ,,.a.l ny p'"'i
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thar lis dugI laa,4,,sti,, y
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word in bahaIf of Scnato,. L., S''' +"
lng.s reactionarv brand oS re.,TIIi
canisu nor in haboIf Of t,d ia -
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nor Vet i'm defense @f tho sIN.L
fun9 thot porab onco ,.b.',.,,,,.,I.i.,,,i
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American noliticS raj dne,,.,,,,
ZIONIST array contains the munitions
making Darn, an r,,a..rizaf,'n u,it,,
a vast propaeauda fund at lis dis.
posaI. ready ana ,ager ia an,broil
the world in fresh wars or rni,.s.'
this body is for the candidate who
Woud scrap the league ana open
the way to future war Ii has a
branch known as the Mexican In
tcrNention party, which hopes to
secure a president comp accent t.
Its wishes and who will tartcr the
lives of American boys. and the re
spect of the nations Of the world
Tor concessions in Mexico.
There Is behind Senator Hard
ing the Afro-American party.
whose hyphenated activity has at
tempted to stir up truub .es among
The negroes upon false claims that
il can bring social euuaIity therebt
suhiecting the unsuspectinr colored
people 10 the counter attacks Of
those fomentipg racial prejudice
and endaneering them to the
bloody race riots which distin-
guished cities like CHICAGO, citadel
OF William Hale Thompson. one of
the supporters of senator
HARDING Through these an
peals to prejudice and through
northern invasion of doubtful
states. there is invited loss of the
uue progress of the colored peope.
uI ba,a np,t,,,arata1 cnOna hut
.not al ~ 10 ,,nn,nlov narti@s
.,bi.E rnr most enmniav cam
.mai,,, ava IN NO ,1,odc 70 ,,arcb TO-
.rntTn, rafor M faDts ni,ad "a
.9ny hody oe hnnartiai inlastigators
10 ascertain the truth or the falsity
of fhe assertions as to the parties
! bo1.a n,ode i0''''
M attar,r+ bss boep p,ode to
c1ossif, tha insijious naid organi-
gatinn ,,orking within renuta bic
nf Tho country ! make
the assartion i uitbout fsar Of con
trodiction % that tbera are no less.
than 'N'nu tna,,t,, ,'S so-cailed natrintic or
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H. n,,'It +ba ,'',9 ,n,orinan 6efense society
inT saor,,tmo,,. t,' "a 'r Fnr natrintic rurnos"s
snnnsmTaI I,,',' ana hronght forth de-
cnitfrI,, ~. oaanrias for the cleo
tfnn nr y "oacfionarv candidate wei
ara ' f,,5ina 6aiIy n1anifestarlons off
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b,''H b"t3l, auiiooted ana moved mad
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
City Advertisement
TO TAXPAYERS. Assessors Notice.

All persons in the Town of New Britain liable to pay taxes are hereby notified and requested to return to the assessors. on or before the first day of November next, a list of all prop erty owned or purchased by them, on the first day of October, 1920 The assessors will meet in their office,
 CITY HALL, WEST MAIN ST.
 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st and every day thereafter during Octo- Der. except Sundays, for the purpose of receiving such lists.
 OFFICE HOURS, from g A. M. to 5 P. M. and Monday and Saturday evenings, from ' to g.
 N. B.-An persons owning houses or land are requested to give a full description of the same on back of their lists. Blank list can be procured at Assessors Office, City Hall.
 PATRICK McCABE,
 OTTO BENGSTON.
 AUGUST BURKHARDT,
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
wAN1ED-MALE. HEJP


 Experience unnecessary, Perfectwear Hos liable young man with one or two years experience. Apply after D. m. at Tylers AS Howard Ave. 10-22-2dx WANTED-Copper W1re Drawers. ENper- fenced block dra awing sizes 5-s in. 10 No. 6 BSS gauge also experienced bTaizer large size wire Phillips Wire Con- psny. corner Central avenue and Freeman street Pawtucket R l. 10-so-3d WANTED-Agents, insurance or others, New Britain and vicinity. Now is the time to sell our dillar-a- month sickness and accident and death politics; sl0O death from natural causes. nothing like it. Top notch commission to producers Agency Dept. r. O. Box S455. Boston. Mass. 1u-lS-lw WASTED-A good live man with eighteen hundred dollars to go into partnership on new five-ton dump truck. Herald Fox 27k S-25-tf
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
GIFTS FOR YOUNG WOMEN
Miss Amelia Luebeck ond Miss Helen Quirk Remembered by Members or sAnchor Brand" Girls Club.

Miss Amelia Luebeck and Miss Helen Quirk, president and treasurer respectively of the 'Anchor Brand Girls club. were presented with com- plete sets of ivory toilet articles yes terday afternoon. The presentations were made on the eve of the young women severing their connection with North & Judd Manufacturing com- pany. Both are popular and their de- parture causes wide regret.
 Miss Luebeck has been stenograph- CT in the purchasing department for more than two years. She will make her home in Waterbury in the future. Miss Quirk has been photographer for the sales and sample department. She will enter St. Francis hospital on November l to become a trained nurse.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23

TOR sALE-Two family house, 59 City Ave.
 nearly new. one tenement vacant. Price low and reasonable amount of cash re- quired. L. Deming. 753 East St. 1o-23-3dS
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23

District of Berlin, ss., Probate Court, october 20, A. D., 1920. Estate of George F. Cooley. late of the town of New Britain, in said district, de- ceased.
 Upon the application of The New Britain Trust Company praying that it may as executor be empowered to sell and convey real estate located in P1ainville, Conn.,, as per said appn- cation on file more fully appears, it is
 Ordered, that said application be heard and determined at the Probate office. in New Britain, in said district, on the 26th day of October A. D., 1920 at g o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publish ing this order in some newspaper having a circulation in said district, and by posting a copy of this order on the public sign-post in the town of New Britain. in said district and re- turn make to this court of the notice given.
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Eastern section of city fifteen minutes walk from center, and 1-2 minute from Hartford trolley, eight room cottage,
 modern improvements. steam heat, hard
 wood floors, Also barn for storage purposes equipped for four garages. and chicken coop. Lot 64x11S, contains gar den grape vines, peach, cherry, plum, two pear trees. Bargain for right party. In- ouire Box aSJ Herald. 10-23-1d
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23

FOR sALE-Six tenement brick block, 30 large rooms. all improvements built s years ago. See J. M. Kulper. room IS
 325 Main St. 1O-ls-edx
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
IlL.1AL EsrATk- FCk sALh

FOR SALE-Six room bungalow. four acres iand. electric lights, telephone, live tons coal in cellar. Price right for quick sale. |. H. Culver Sharps station, Plainville
 10-2S- 1dx
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23

l#-l<.a FOR BALE. s&sA 1. 1920 OAKLAND Roadster, 5000 nifea 1918 OAKLAND Sedan, bargain. s 1917 DODGE BROS Touring.
 1917 DODGE BROS Roadster.
 1917 CADILLAC Sedan. 1918 FORD Delivery. BUICK Little Six Roadster. -if4
 s. . F. MOTOR SALES CORP. Dealers in HUDSON, ESSEX and DODGE BROS, oAfSI
 Open Evenings. ' Tel 7s1 1855 mn stl
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23

FOR SALE-Farm of 60 acres 10 room
 house. barns, 25 acres wood, trout brook crosses farm. $500 cash. c [. Barnes. Barnesdale. 1o-l9-5dx
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23

FOR sALE-New three tenement house. all modern improvements; also garage for three cars. Good location. Box T27. Her
 aid. 10-20-3dx