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The New York herald., 1920-12-29
Borough of Richmond

Clifton. schick's Garage. s5t Bay 81.
II. c. Ernest Garage. Bay St. q Town
Concord. schenk's Garage. 1895 Glove Rd.
Grant City. Midland Motor Car Com
pany. 2062 Richmond Rd.
Great Kills Amooy Garage. 3sti Amboy
Brower, II. s.. ss7 Amboy Road
u. o. Knox. Amboy Rd. and Brown Ave.
Linoleumville. Carteret Ferry Corpora
Mariner. er Harbor. sparry. L. washing
New Brighton. Kearney q Meyers, ~
Brighton Ave.
New Dorp. New Dorp Garage. 24l5 Rich
b. Fusohino. Richmond Rd. and Rock.
land Ave.
New sprinEvire. Gerald Dareey. Rich
Oakwcod Heights. oakwood Heights
Garage, Guyon Ave.
Pleasant Plains. Pleasant Plains Garaxs.
Freys Garage. so4O Amboy Rd.
Port Richmond. Richmond Garage. Rich
schmeidier Bros, "a Richmond Ave
Phillip Reebe. 64 Maple Ave.
Richmond. John banker. so2 Richmond
Rossvile. Rossvirs Gas and Supply sta
tlon, Arthur XIII Rd.
st. George. cas;leton Park Garage. Cas-
s,apleton. cattermole. c NJ. Sch. Law
renee" on foot OF Vanderbilt Ave.
Burgher. Bridges a Burgher bs7 Bay
81.
Globe Garage. Bay and Congress SITS
James Thompson & Sons. i22 Tomp-
kinp Ave.
staten leland Garage, Bay and Congress
SITS
staten Island Garage. ssi Van Duzer 81.
Neumann Bros. 30 Ron 81.
United Tire CO. 146 Canal 81.
Jos Borrins Garage. Gordon 81.
waFner's Garage. 65t Richmond Road.
Muliera Hardware Store. Js5 Bay 81.
rompkinsville. ST. George Garage, iss
hay 81
Edward 7. Evans isi BAY 81.
J. ~ Riliian Auto Co. Inc ass bay s.
". L McAdans. SO Grimm s..
TottenviIie. Peto f. Boyd ef0 Main 81,
Tottcnville Garage. 81 Bentley Ave.
Johnsor's Garage. Amboy Road.
West New Brighton Columbian Auto e.
Motor Car Co, 1854 Richmond Ter.
Uunsdorfer Bros, Jewett a Forest AYES.
marlborough Auto Repair supply
Co. Elm Sc ard Richmond Terrace.
Rowohlt Motor Car Co. 1922 Castleton
Ave.
A sommer, 1888 Richmond Turnpike.
Driunan'a Garage, broadway and Hon
deraon Ave.
Julia NoViile'a Country Club. Glove Rd
and Richmond TurnnilSe.
west Brighton Auto. supply. CHstleton
Ave e Columbia ST.
Jos Johnson's Sons. 455 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1920-12-29

Jamaica Monument Garage. Hillside
Ave. and Bergen 81.
Jamaica Motor Service. Hillside Ave.
Automobile Repairing * Welding Co.,
Theatre Garage, Twombly Pl. & Stand
Rialto Garage 20 Church st.
Down & Tompkins, 10 No. Washington
ST.
Cohen & Roth Co., Merrick Road near
FRANK BerInan. Ia7 Rockaway Rd.
Besserman & Brown. Hillside Ave
Disbrow Bros, Hillside Ave.
International Garage. Smith ST.
Hillside Garage. Hillside Ave.
Mott Bros. Hillside Ave
Palm Gar, Hillside g. FlusnMK <-,-
Wiegers Garage, Union Hall st.
strang's Auto Garage Co.. Inc. Fuiton
John valenti. Hnlaide ave. d Hoffman
Blvd
South. Side Garage, s2 South St.
Monarch Motor Service and Supply Co..
Merrick Road. near South ST.
Blue Stone Garage, 1895 Rockawzy
Jamaica Garage, : Rockaway Road.
Bodnar Repair Shop. 212 Liberty Ave.
Triangle Garage, Smith and Puntine Sta
Kcw Gardens. Colonial Garage. Queens
Little Neck. Cornens Garage
A. p. Wright.
Long Island City. Mccarthy Gasoline
Station. Bridge Plaza.
Clark's Gasoline Station. jackson and
Clark & Van cura, 1875 Prospect St.
NJ. T. Watts. Bridge Plaza.
Delaney Auto Co., ass First Aye.
Model Garage. s5 Payntor Ave.
Tafts City Garage. 10 First Ave.
osss Ga4sse Ass dso so asSnxan Wsss'fT
Plaza Garage. aes Jackson Ave.
Brewster & Co, Bridge Plaza.
Kaiser's Gasoline station. Thompson
psry's Garage. 10 Jackson Ave.
shapse Auto Co.. Bridgs Plaza. 7' ~
Maspcth. Midwife Gaso. Station. 5000
M,sdis dMs'yGERoi,.an VIE,s.. Aye A;e.c, J.oo,
Ozone Park. L. F. Meliere. Jerome Avs.
nsgsSt sSenremPp Reekagsy Road a,o
Hempstead Road.
IL +. Franklin. Hillside Ave. d Queens
chas. Lester. Rocky Hill Rd. and Jeri-
Fulton 81. & Jericho Turnpike. W. L
J. T. Callister.
Michael V. AlsheiIner. Rocky Hill Rd-
and Queens Ave.
J. J. Conner. Jericho Turnpike & Creed
Richmond Hni. Apex Gar. Lenerts. nr.
Jamaica Ave.
R. G. Healy. Hillaido Ave & Queens Rd.
Kew Gardens Gar, metropolitan Ave.
K. Sc s.. Garage and Repair Co.. LET
J. j. Lake & Son. ssIs jamaica Ave.
jerome Gar, Jerome & Bedford Aver
Greenwood Gar. 28o4 Jamaica Ave.
Brooklyn Manor Garage. 1o.1io Jamaica
Mitchell Garage. Jerome Ave. & wal
nut st.
van wycke Garage. 20 Van wycks Ave.
South ozone Park. II. Nurch. Rockaway
So. Oxone Park. Bvd. Service Station.
Springfield. w. d. Jones, Msrrick Road
and Springfield Ave.
Springfield Gardens Gar. Merrick Rd.
c. Higgens, Merrick Road and Spring
field Ave.
Point Pleasant Garage. Locust Ave. ana
Nerrck Road.
whitestone. O'Fee's Garage.
Seventh Ave. Garage.
winfield. Gale Il Williamson. Rowan St
ouecns Blvd.
wooahsvs8; sns Err < :, Keller. ROoka~.y hd
Five Point Gasoline Station, Rockawsy
Rd. and Boyd Ave.
Manor Garage, 1898 Jamaica Ava
woodhaven Garage. Jamaics ana
Forrest PIX. Garage. 1917 Jamaica Ave.
Victory Garage, 1856 Jamaica Ave.
Rockaway Blvd Gage. Rockaway Rd-
Uirich Gas Station. Rockaway Bvd.
Beckman's Garage, Rockaway Road d
97th ST.
Elrnwood Garage. woodhaven Ave. near
jamaica Ave.
woodside. Kunar's Garage. FiuAhing Rd-
II. Mlggo, Jackson Ave. and sth ST.
Jackson Terrace Garage, Jackson Ava
and Trainsrneadow Rd.
= jackson Ave. and 7th St. Pat. Roemer
Gasoiine station.
Nee Bros. Gas Station. Queens Place.
The New York herald., 1920-12-29

Aiebama Ave. ~. Alabama Garage.
Ashland n 100, Ashland p Gasoline Sta.
Atlantic Ave. $50. w. r. Bridjette.
5s2. Pitts Motor Car Co.
430, Moll's Garage.
Gao. NJ. portnoy.
p75, DluRuid Bros
1903, Woifrnsn nm Garage
1919 Mohawk Carage
1852, MorRen Garage Co
1852. Merit Garage.
1880, Schmidt's Garage
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
MONTANA NOW
 DECIDEDLY DRY

(By International News Service.)
 Helena, Mont, Nov. 16.-Efforts of bootleggers to run the gun over the international boundary between Canada and Montana arc being frus- trated.
 The "dry' law enforcement pro- gram in Montana Will in a snort time be devoted entirely to preventing fur ther activities of the "moonshin" art ists, according to Joseph Pope, super intendent of the Montana Anti-Saloon League, the necessity for maintaining prohibition officers on the border hay ing been almost entirely removed
 When Saskatchewan and Alberta, Canadian provinces, voted "dry" on October 25, it left wet only seventy five miles of the hundreds of miles of boundary line between Canada and this state. The open zone of sev- enty-five miles is in the northwestern corner of the state, where Montana and British Columbia meet. The lat ter province voted wet"
 The "open" zone, however, is al- most entirely of mountains, with nc railroads and few roads. To carry contraband liquor through these hills would involve long, tedious journeys on which only a very small amount of booze could be transported.
 Montana has by the act of the " dry continent, with only a long isolated peninsula reaching out sintc the British Columbia moisture aerri- tory.
 Montana and Canadian enforce nent officials will cooperate in stop ping the importation of illicit liquors into the state.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19

work done by the firm. will be heard at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Motions that the receiver be empowered to sell the assets of the company. the confirmation of temporary receiver as permanent and for extension Of time for presentation of claims, are scheduled to be presented.
 Another hearing also scheduled Tor 3 o'clock is that of the Stollwerck Chocolate Company against the City of Stamford. The suit was brought over a dispute between the company and the city on assessments which were made on a sewer layout.
 Mrs. Freda Weise of Norwalk who secured a divorce from her husband some time ago. asks for a change of name to Blanche. IL is claimed that a typographical error is responsible le for her obtaining the name of Weise, at the time she secured her freedom from Henry Pollack, a Norwalk hal ma nufacturer.
 Further order of notice was grant I ed in the divorce action of Moussa A Abalan against Sophie Abalan. Ii is claimed that the defendant, who is now living in Texas. is unable .r
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19

nue paid a fine Of $50 and costs when he was arraigned this morning in the court charged with assault on Steve Nicolas of 1S1 Pine street in a coffee house at 397 Hancock avenue. The two men became engaged in an argu- Fajesik hit Nicolas over the head with a bottle.
 Edward Dewitt was arrested last night at 101 Arch street charged with breach of the peace after he had smashed d few windows in the house at that address owned by A. Katz and did other damage estimated at $40. In the City court this morning Dewitt was fined s1 and costs and sent to jail for five months.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
GERMANY SENDS
 NOTE TO LEAGUE
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(Continued from Page One.)
 In both the financial and labor conferences Germany has shown willingness to do her share,' said Barnes.
 The committee on applications for mem mbership in the League did not transact any business this afternoon After a five minute session, it ad- 1ourned until tomorrow.
 Great Britain, France, Spain and Belgium have notified the league that they are putting troops at its disposal for use in the Wilma district to main tain order during thief orthcoming plebiscite. Wilma is in Lithuania, but is claimed by both Poland and Lith- uania. Thee ity was recently occu- pied by Polish forces under General Zellingnowski, who set up a govern ment. This is the first time that the league has decided to use troops and 1t is possible thah other nations may supply soldiers to join the force al Wilma. Reports are current that the troops thus used may form the nuce- Jus of a standing league army for po- lice duty in variousp arts of the world.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
DIVORCE ACTIONS.


 Three actions for divorce were filed this morning in the Superior court Desertion was wiven as the grounds for separation in two of the actions
 c. Elizabeth Irwin, of Norwalk, filed action against Richard M. IT, win, also of Norwalk. The couple wore married on January r, 1902, and desertion is said to have taken place on November 13, 1911. The wife asks for a divorce, alimony and the right to resume her maiden name of Hill.
 Ida Burnham Stone. of Danbury, asks for g. divorce from Frank w Stone,~ of the same city, on the grounds of desertion. The couple were married in New York on ,Octo- Der 15, 1895, and the wife claims that her husband deserted her on Novem- Der Il, 1915.
 Orville F. Neaubauer, of Bridge port entered an action against Violet Neaubauer. of Norwalk, on the grounds of fraud The couple were married on June 22 1920
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
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John Ivanowski of 72S Ogden street, was fined s15 in the City Court this morning when he was arraigned charged with assault on William Po- ripsky, boarder living at the same address.
 The case of John J. Doyle, rent collector employed by Bernard Brady of Harral avenue. who was arrested last week charged with the embezzle- ment of $900, was continued until Nov. 22, under bonds of s1,ooo. Charged with keeping house of il fame at POP Noble avenue, Mich ael DeBel1a was arrested last nigh; in company with his wife and an al 1eged freQuenter, Morris Moskavay l of 429 Bostwick avenue. and arraign. I ed in the City Court, this morning when the case was continued unti Tuesday. Bonds in the case of De
 Bella were set at s15o and the other two at $50 each.
 Vincent Faiesik nf 221 Howard ave
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
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write. Notice was mailed sop>S tim, ago, hut no answer was eve'- ce1ved, although the registered rg-S-Swas re- ceipted.
 Unexpected complications arose in the case of Irving D. Robertson. or Norwalk, against the First Taxing District of the city of Norwalk, when the plaintiff expressed intentions of withdrawing the suit after leave to file demurrer had been entered Judge Maltbie said he would grant the mo- ton provided demurrer was filed be- fore the suit was withdrawn. This case was brought about through a squabble over the water supply at Norwalk. The First dis trict furnishes water to the Third district, and it is, alleged that the city refused to pay for this service. The First district therefore shut off the water supply, and City Clerk Robert son filed salt in which he asked for an injunction against the First dis l trict.
 If the suit is withdrawn. We will shut off the water" declared Attof- ney Leo Davis, who represents the E,ire+ district
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
HOLD MEMBER OF
 CABAS FAMILY

Boston. Nov. 19-Godfrey l.. Ca bot, Boston business man; Robert c. Weston and Hector Holmes, Boston lawyers, ex-Policemen Michael Hayes and Oswin Bourbon, formerly a de- tective for the Watch and Ward so- ciety, have been indicted by the Suf folk grand jury The charge against them arose out of the inves- tgation of tn ealleged theft of pa pers from the offic eof Attorney Daniel H. CoakIey
 The men pleaded mot guilty" They were held.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
BEAT HIS WIFE

Steve Papp of e39 wordin avenue got home early from work last even ing and when his wife who also works in one of the factories came in later he started an argument with her over her late arrival and gave her a bad beating up. He was ar rested and sentenced to 4 months in Jail this morning and ordered to pay S1 and costs. His wife was examined by Mrs. Jack the matron and her body was badly bruised.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
"Carlsbad Sleepinwear"

These garments well advertised that every one understands about them. and those who have them reluctant to adopt other styles
 The Pajamas and Nighobes most generous Tn size and we'll shaped that the greatest is assured
 Pajamas for children and misses or two-piece styles sizes 1O 12 If and 16 $500 and $3O
 There are many grades and many styles in the make that it is not possible to into detail But and very large stock at present including the attached hoods which planned for outofdoor sleeping and for in cold rooms.
 " Second
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
PRINCE OF PRUSSIA
 HOPES FOR RETURN
 OF GERMAN MONARCHY

Berlin, Nov. 19.-Prince Henry of Prussia. the former patron of the German navy. still hopes for the re- turn of the German monarchy. He was recently invited to the annual meeting of the German harbor con- structors' association. A speaker ex- pressed the wish that Danzig might soon return to the fold of German harbors.
 '-No,' interrupted Prince Henry. "Not only a German harbor, but royal Prussian.n
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
#75 CASES ON
 SHORT CALENDAR

Seventy-seven cases. including large number of contested divorce actions, were called for assignment before Judge William M. Maltbie, in the Superior court this morning. The list included six uncontested divorce cases.
 The case of the Stamford Electri- cal Contractor, Inc, against the Per pany, Inc, in which the plaintiff asks for S572.34. alleged to be due for
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
FIND FROST IN NEW YORK,

Missing from his home Ollendale street, Stratford, since November 16, H. c. Frost, a travelling salesman for the Peoples Cold Storage Company on SeaView avenue has been located in New York City. The man wired to his people last night that he had met with a slight accident in New York
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
TO MAINTAIN STEEL PRICES

New York, Nov. 19.-The present base prices for iron and steel products will be maintained by the United States Steel Corporation and all it's subsidiary companies, it was officially announced here today by Ebert H. Gary, chairman of the board of direc- tors,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
GET PALMER IN ST. LOUIS.

Meriden, Conn.,, Nov. 19.-Ralph w. Palmer, formerly an electrical contractor here, has been arrested in St. Louis and will be brought back here to answer to a charge of non- support of his wife and two children
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
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forces confronting it," was given the delegates to the convention of the American Petroleum Institute today hy M. L. Requa, of the Sinclair Con solidated Oil Corporation. Requa was head of the oil division of the United States fuel administration dur ing tn ewar.
 s'It is not the question of ignoring a condition but of choosing the course to be followed,'' Requa said.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
L.-PECT PLEBIsCITE (.
 NEXT WEEK

Rome. Nov. 1S.-Princes Andrcas and Christopheros of Greece, brothers of former King Constantine, stated today that they believed the plebis- cite in Greece would be held next week They declared it would be demonstration in favor of Constan- tine
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
MAY
 TAKE OIL CONTROL

Washington, Nov. 1s-warning against the possibility of government control of the oil industry Eff the in- dustry itself does not meet and suc- nassf,11lvJ deal with the economic
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
Tricotine Suits S45.00
Navy Blue and Black Only

An exclusive group, distinctive for their graceful lines and careful tailoring. Every small detail in collar cuff and pocket finish, of buttons is as perfectly done as in mans expens- i've suit. For the conservative woman who de sires elegant suit, inconspicuous, yet above criticism we invite an inspection of these.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
MALONE GIVEN SIX MONTHS.

London, Nov. 19-Cecil L'Estrange Malone, a Liberal members of the House of Commons, was today sent enced to six months imprisonment, for making seditious utterances in a public speech.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
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Blouses

Striped Taffetas to wear with tailored suits. The dark color combina- tions in browns, olives, tans, navy blue and black which combine so pleasantly with blue, black or brown suits These are very fine quail ity and faultlessly tail ored.
 S7.50
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
Price Reductions on Hats

The entrance of the winter millinery which is now arriving requires an immediate clearance of hats Therefore, Saturday there will be big clearance, and hats from big metropolitan shops Joseph ''Jane Marsh, " "Bruck Weiss" Gage" 'Knox Rawak'' and ''Jardine'' together with ex- elusive designs from the Read ateliers. These have been priced up to $65OO.
 Now offered at from
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
If Your Room Is
 Cold

A Gas or Oil Heater is the quickest way to bring up the tempera- ture. In fact, one of t h e Sc little heaters which can be carried about conveniently from . room to room is very necessary in every household during cold snaps. Gas Heaters, round cylinder style, D lue flame burners, $4.50 Open Hearth styles with copper refectors, ill two sizes,
 $500 and $1O.00 "P erf e c t ion" Oil Heaters, from $7.5O up
 Basement.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
JAPANESE PACT
 NEAR SETTLEMENT

London, Nov. l9 - The Daily EX- press today printed the following cablegram. from Hugh Byas. its Tokio correspondent:
 ''The main lines of the Japanese American agreement are nearin g final settlement. Japan agrees abso lutely to stop immigration to Amer ica. America, grants full citizenship to tlna Japanese already there. Minor points such as land ownership and dual Japanese nationality will be ad- justed upon the general principles ot the settlement. There is every pros pect that the dangerous questions have been disposed of"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19

A few Peggy Paiges" included. Black satin with jade floral motifs, hand embroidered. Marrow black and jade ribbon girdle.
 Black Satin, hand embroidered with white Celesta trimming. The blouse terminating in large tassel. Elbow sleeves.
 Tricolettes in gray, navy blue and tete de negre with elaborate braiding and embroidery in self colors. Plum -Colored Panne Velvet with great deal of moleskin banding.
 Remember, but one of kind, so come early.
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19

Important news for any woman who desires any kind of dress for afternoon, evening or occasional wear. The models are exclusive, no duplicates, and we suggest an early visit because there can be no returns, and no credits made at the price.
 Brown Satin, accordion plaited waist with accordion plaited skirt f1ounces edged with brown velvet. A beautiful dress, charming in it's sim plicity.
 Black Satin with accordion plait- ed skirt, wide collar of henna. Very distinctive. model
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19

. President-elect Harding has extend ed an invita- ton to Chairman Will II. Hays of the Republican party to make the trip to the Panama Canal, ioinine him at New Orleans
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
5000 to $40.00

This group is well worth inspection. N One special group reduced to $550 for Saturday. The value is great that certain they will be all sold early
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19

Fur Coats A special of importance in Black Poney, 36 inches long, with shawl collar of Raccoon Aus tralian Opossum Regularly priced at $295.OO For $l85.00
 s.a * s There are only six in the group
 floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
Women's Underwear

The conditions market have caused scarcity of of union suits and vests. We find 1t inn possible duplicate numbers all sizes Consequent y who accustomed to certain brands of reluctant to change not to delay in vidng themselves with their favorite styles.
 Ribbed Union weight cotton. prices for regular sizes ranging from SI.aO to S269 szes S1.75 to $500 Fine Merino Sus regular sizes, S445 Extra sizes, 94.5o
 S1.70 S1.95 and S200 Tn Nerino S3.00 S3.35 and S365 Bows, Union Sus sizes to years,
 Heavy cotton S2OO and S225 White Merino, S4.OO ana S4oO Gray Merno, So.oo ahu 9o@o floor. "Glasbak" Outing Flannel Oven Dishes Petticoats for Children Guaranteed against For ages 4, and oven breakage. 1ears made with waists Pie Plates, deep,
 90 59 and 79 cts. Open Pudding Dishes
 50 GUS Made without waists Bread Fans, oo cts for ages 8, 10, 12 and 14 0te ~ e5 c+s years,
 Layer Cake Pans, so +
 50 cts. o' eO'.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19
Petticoats

Very elegant styles in Silk Jerseys. The "Sir- com'' petticoat, we'll known to the readers of Vogue and other fashion magazines, is controlled entirely by the Read House. Price are very reasonable for these good-looking and sub stantial skirts.
 Satins, $3.95 up Silk Jerseys, $4.95 up Heatherbloom tops with taffeta fiounces, special $2.95 All Sircom petticoats are guaranteed to give satisfaction.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-19

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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-19
The Women AS Voters.

When the Democratic campaign
opens in Lancaster at the court house
next Monday, Congressman Albin W.
Barley, the speaker will face an
audience which we think win tax the
capacity Of the house and will be
composed Of at least one half women.
The intelligent, educated and eultur-
ed women Of this locality who are
anxious 10 learn in detail what are
the merits Of the two great political
parties Of the nation, Many Of
these ladies have not desired suffrage
rights and had il been left with them
would not have assumed the RESPONSE
bility which has been laid upon them
by recent legislation but since this
duty has been brought 20 them de-
sire 10 use the ballot intelligently
and IN the way which viii be for the
best. The women are anxious 20
hear the address on political matters
from one who has the reputation Of
Congressman Barley. A gentleman
Of the reputed character. ability and
eloquenee Of Mr.. Barklsy would nat
urally attract an audience Of ladies.
Having personally known him for
many years and believing that he
fully measures up to his reputation
In every respect We should be pleased