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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

Frank GcrcGhty is perhaps the most
versatile assistant director in motion
pictures. In order to make thinr.
easy for all members OF the kcrrican
company Frank writes continuity.
plays $500 a week parts. manipulatcs
an organ OH scene 10 facilitate the
emotional scenes. oversees Iirhtinr
designs sets. grinds second camera.
daShcs off publicity, answers the lead
ing ladys mash notes and during his
spare iime acts as maid for the extra
girls.
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protIfrenxlip..

MISS j. y. T., TaHcwcIl. The most
t1on OF nroofrcadcr in nearly every
case is filled by those who have been
trained in the printing business in
newspaper. job or book work. and who
thus have knowledge Of the condi-
tionS of typesett!ne. Qualifications in
general are: ability to detect errors
Typographical and otherwise. and the
possession of q fund OF general knowl-
edge growing out OF the widest posi-
ole reading and capable o; instant an
plication. Salaries vary according 10
ao!ilty and compare favorabiy with
thoSc pa ID for similar work
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Per.hinr Succeedcd ,,,n,,

FcAutr, IctersDurg.-Ma Jor -Gcnerul
ftuSn l.. Scott WAS chief-uf- staff of
the United States army az the Tim.
OF the death of Major-Gcncral Fred
erick Funston, February ~ 1917.
t'unSton was succeeded ~ commanders
OF the Southern Department OF the
Army by General JOHN J. PcrshinE.
General PcTton &. March succeeded
General Scott as chicf-of-stan in Feb
ruary, 1918
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Movie Calendar

BIJ0E-Sormn. TalmndEc. in "Shc
Lovrs and Lies
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Duncan, in
4SniusbinE BARRIERS
HROADWAf-Anita Stewart, in
elm Old kentucky"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Farnum, In
Swings of the Morning."
ISIS-.Shcpherd of the Hills"
ODEoN-Blnnche Sweet, in ..rhe
flushed Hour"
REX -"Thc Heart Heneatlr,"
fsMutt and JcT' and "BathhouSe
ninnderr."
" yh1CToR-PeEEy HyInnd. In ~
6frk of Bohemin."
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Answers to Film Fans
ny THE MOVIE EDITOR.

HAZE fsP sSeut 30 'SG% dar: g
June Caprice SOLAR Fort Lee. y. j
Grei,ght>on Hale. Great Neck Station n.
Act1ess,..Eisic Ferguson is %. She was
nofn !" New York City. Lillian Gish
Madsc Evans is II. bryant WASH
ourn IS 30 lie is married
Astress Elsie Ferguson is s. She was
:eadinS man in Ills Official Fianccc.'
tihrriSon Ford Is divorced Address
lara kimhali Young Fiji incorporation,
CaL Harrison Ford was born in 1891.
Wallace Reid was born in 1892
), AnX:ons-l.ouise Lovely and Wanda
Mas born in sydney, Australia, 1896:
educated Switzerland and sydney: stage
ctEssr, vaudeville. musical comedy in
;ral Ian Telegraph Company. Universal.
W a!on9' ANA IT., u Cues, Of Ian The
Godys Wit, "f SI Da i,inss ,;o2
The Man Of Power" Wives OF the
Night, "rhc Last OF Duanes" Height.
I've feet two inches: weight I2S. Fair
paints. Wanda Hawlcy. born Seattle
Wash. 1897; educated Seattle and Mas
,arcer. Fox, The Dereiict." The Doc
tor, This Is the Life" Irresponsible
lty': Select. =, Pair of Silk Stockings'.
A,rtcraLt. We Can't Have Ercrythinc.' .
Mt FiNit For Better or Worse. .
accomplished pianist. Height. five feet
. inches: weight. 1924; blonde hair.
h!one compicxion. blue eyes. Betty
Iompson, born Salt Lake city stage
career. vaudevilsc: screen career
christie: Sea- NynlphS" "a Bold, Bad
night, 'lloneymooncrs," "A Blessed
Blunder, Their Seaside TanCle"-
Pathc. The Terror of the Range.
George lSoanc fuckers Miracle Man"
Blue eyes. light hair. Swims. rides.
music she is not married
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Lafayette an Austrian Prisoner
Five lcors

NJ p. NJ, Boykins.-M Marquis dc
Lafayette. the French general and
statesman, joined tho party OF the Gi-
ronde in tho latter part OF 1871 This
party demanded war by France
against Austria and Prussia and
Lafayette joined in the demand. On
the outbreak Of the war he was given
command of the army of Ardenncs
with which he won tho first victories
Of Phiiippcvillc, MaubcuGc and Flo
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Continents OF the World.

f'HDII FiIIs LhuTch --Modcin 0aa : e
recognizes four continents, E.ura Is.
Africa. North America and South
america. and is divided AS regards
Australia. which is variously styled q
continent and a continental island. Tho
title Antarctic Continent is sonnet mes
given 10 i great body OF land supposed
20 occupy the South Polar region.
Formerly Europe and Asia were ac-
counted as Two continents.
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speed of Carrier Pigeon.

Miss l.. II. :. Ashland--on fairly long
journeys. say o: 100 miles or moro,
the pigeon VIII average a speed Of from
thirty seven to forty-threcl miles an
hour. The best horse in the world can
only Keep up a speed approximate 10
mat lor SIX OF seven minutes. at most
Ihe pigeons speed * abou; thi.tv-
three Yards PEE second just about
twice as great
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League OF Nations.

a. =. ~. Sufolk.--A country nor IN
the league OF nations could mako war
upon one in the lea Sue. but ir tho war
war unprovokcd tho members of tho
league would be under obligations TO
come to the assistance OF the assaulted
nation. 1t is not the purpose of tho
league to defend any country against
tue consequences OF its own wrong
doing. but only. against wronEdoing bv
others. IL is sort of alliance, in
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which the league of nations agree that
AN injustice TO one member shall be
the concern OF al, the object being TO
discourage in future such assaults as
that which Germany made on France
and Belgium.
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viii on earth: TO safeguard and trans
,nit 10 posterity tho principles OF JUS
ttCc freedom ana democracy. to conSc-
crate and sanctifv our comradc shin by.
our devotion and a mutua! helpful.
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Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any topic
excepting ON legal md medical sub.
tccts, are answered free. A sfr In
Quirics nrc nnSrcred directly by per-
sonal letter, sclf-addresscd atnmpej
envelope Il required. Address The
mea-Dispatch Information burcHu,
Richmond, Vn
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SCREEN BREVITlES

I'm Old Kentucky" which made a
great fortune on the stage for Charles
y. b:tzeN, its author. and rivals Uncle
Toms Cabin" III the matter OF roo;
light longevity. Is now on the screen
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Miss L. l.. L., Chase City.--Thc last
time There was lapse Of eight years
without leap year from 1896
10 1904. Leap years are those in which
four. without remainder; but of the
years divisible by 100, one OF those
which are Invisible by 400 are leap
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

iohlniS oErlcn was exhibiting a
navy blue optic around ire Ern1ton
studios. Who saw" xou the black
eve: asked Jack kcrriSau who
gave It To me-" yelled Tommy, WHY.
man. ! had TO fight for it.'
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..rbe shepherd Of The JriI,... :,

- PASTORAL SlNNT1rIy at t0o Efnl mat
tapproaches grandeur i tn, Inspiring
vstheme In tho perturbation ~ '"rh.
= Sbepherd Of thu Nus" the photonlay
(which is seen n, the Isis this week. The
shrugged honesty and worth Of the men
Isfhat lead simple lives in IN. Scuue$;cre,l
Z Ozafks is graphically depicted These
5 mel, 1all and outstanding. are the same
.S1ype az the sturdy fine trees that reach
lsbills, the same t:pc Of men who landed
TTpon Plymouth Rock and laid tho foun.
+ aatlon Tor thiS land OF our" In this
isSreat photoplay arc shown thceo triily
L me rican people. living today as ;neiY
s1orefa ihcrs did. Men OF giant strcn-.b
.speople in this play really live thcir
sslipes. There Is no sham, no anecta-
sti2n. They love, ,hatr and havc ,h.ir
sbclnE all unconscious Of the fact ;b,,t
They <Rrc portray wing tho great G-ams
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.Week's Picture Shows
..6tEEnISGs Ar LOCAL HOUSES
.sphy " Convincing.

bay IN Convincing.
~ Norma Talmadgc has troubles OF her
r.pwn. in ''Shc Loves and Lies" an adap-
~ alton OF Wilkie Collins novel which
us At the Bijuu Theatcr this week. Not
Ssonly lis she called upon to assume the
r~roleS of young actress. 4 trcqucnte r
.~of Greenwich Village. New Works. Ia i.
NOUS Bohemian quarter and an old
islady OF %. but she must play the latter
: part so we'll that she can land u hu.-
Z band OF about h2lf her ago-and She
ifEetS away with II.
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David WnrlcId-
1900 Not F, Lem y.,r

Mrs. @: T.. j.. Richmond.--Da David Wa
helu is the real name OF the actor
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variety nj the n,,eh,rd.

3. William Duncan, director and star or
! ~SSrn ASKING Barriers" the eleventh
/. cpisode Of which will be shown today
9and tomorrow At the Bluefrri. is prob
ably the finest physical specimen in the
franks Of photoplay stars. The action
,3of this episode makes d swift change
smear the end of the chapter from the
tssccncs Of tho lumber camps TO the
lnore tame background OF tho city. Tho
,-aGion does not become any tanner.
-ho~seScr. Fl is. in fact, faster and
more, thrilling than any time during
the serial A two parI comedy a,
sSNTestern photcplay and Hearst News
arg also on the program.
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,;fE'nrnum Makes Hit.
~ .tXAJ IF

3, wings OF the Morning. pictnriza-
ysttfeF OF the novel bV Louis Tracy with
lssSWiliain Farnnm. tS.. Wi,fian Fox star.
the leading folc, was shown for
+the first time yesterday at the Colon Al
ssyTbeatcr.
y, The story is fun Of dramatic action,
y suspense and thrilling situations
y. As. the young British officer who is
s.1IutustiS accused by pair or schcmcrs
artctsd dismissed frum tho army in dis
'I.EraSc, and later as y sailor ON board
51I -resScl which is wrecked in ~.
S.spiioon. MIR Faruum gives n Su2rrpIy
sssSirilc-and dramatic ~ -fnrmamcc Never
a,s1as he suppressed his work. IN this latest
l-Sof his successes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

Frank-,Iunc Caprice is about 20.
Creighton Hale is about &c. Address.
June caprice SOLAR Fort Lee. y. j.
Creighton Hale. Great Neck station.
l.. J.. y. Y.
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StaxsePeEEy Hyland.

80 Peggy Hyland. tho dcli-htf,l Eos
sstar. was seen ~ q most intc-estinr
sphotoplay - Girl In Bohemia" a. M,
Victor Theaier ycstcrisy william Ton
I .has presented the big stage success Of
aicr which has added strength 10 MI,
Aage presentation and IL casting Mss
Il Iyland and Winifrcd Bryce his choice
AsasHa peculiarly happg ono
Y Tine star scored ~ an her scrrcr
4 }t1e .3ias charm and magnetic man
& s1n ,thf screen, and her uinsornena.s
Ii Ntood her in good stead in this s,orv
Il healing with the bohemian set OF Ncw
York
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Sousn Keen. hand nu,y.


AT each OF the concerts 10 M given
by John Philip Sousa. his band aud
his company of vocal and Instruments |
soioiSts At the City Auditorium Satur-
day matinee and evening, a novel di-
I Ncrtisscmcnt viii be presented as IN
added feature. Sousa has written Il
bizarre advertisement entitled SHOW :
ing on Before Company In the rem
dorinc OF this amusing musical novelty
every member OF the band performs u
stunt"
There will h. complete change OF
program at each concert. To each pro-
gram there Will be notable contrbu-
tions 10y Mary Baker, the brilliant
coioratura soprano; Florence llarde-
man. the worlds greatest girl violin
!Ste; Frank Simon. tho famous cornct-
list: H. Ecnnc li"nton and his inc"m-
parable SaXophonc scXtcttc. Jose PHI
Green. greatest living performer on
tho NyloDhonc: Ralph Corey. uncqualcd
in the musical world as trombone
SoioiSi, and Louis l.. I'rit2c. the master
iiu,c SoloiSt OF today.
Sous.l and his band Will sail for
Europe ut tho close OF the present
American tour The march king and his
organization arc under contract for 4
sixteen months tour of Europe. Sousa
will open in London carly in tho com
ing sprin,. where lie VIII play ciSh-
teen weeks.
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many unusual tricks in this act. Next
on the program were Howard and sad
icr those comedy singing girls" as
ihcy were billed. They sang several
original songs in an amusing way,
romoilinE pretty and tuncful melodies
with their own comedy ideas. Their
turn went over IN good style. as it do
served. FOLLOWING this was a skit
with music, THE Beauty Ncnder" a
novel idea which KEEP, the audiences
laughing all the time. Two buNom la
DIES and one as thin as the others were
TAI supplied most OF the fun. Charles
r. Scmon. that narrcr reiicr," offered
something new in musical act LIE
played any number OF musical instrU-
mcnts. some the audience had seen be-
tore and some al y brand new variety.
The Isynnas,ic troop, The -Four Roc
doris. completed the bill in an cX-
hibition of physical strength. rho Two
women Of the troop tossed the two
men about with the greatest ease. and
the act wound up with a novel finish.
Pathe News and comedy were also
shown. ID. III. e..
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
Gain
Teachers Council

A report on the proposed Teachers council was submitted by the special com ittee Of seven. appointed to take up the recon m en- da tionS contained in Superintendent Holmes report. The coommlttCc favored a council such as is now operating in New York. Minne- apolis, Cleveland and Washington. D. C., and such as is approved by the Nd tional Education association. The ben clits to be obtained through such an orGaniZa tion, cooperating with tho superintendent of schools, would War rant its institution here, the board be- licEed.
 The membership would be as Tol- lows:
 Five rcprcScnlatiN cs. including the principal and at least one headmaster. from the teachers of the senior High rhool.
 Five representatives, including, the principal of each school, from the teachers of the Junior High schools
 Nine representatives, including the least two principals from the tcachcr. of the elementary schools.
 One representative from all general supervisors and directors not provided for in the foregoing groups
 The superintendent of schools and the supervisor Of elementary grades. cX-offiCio.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
FAIRBANKS AT PALACE MONDAY,

The management Of the Palace the aler thas had every assurance from the United Artists corporation that the next production made by Douglas Fairbanks, to be shown here Mon, Tues, and We'd, is tho most elaborate, costly and stupendous picture he has ever turned out from his California studio
 When Doug" began his picture, inam cdiately after he had finished his first United Artists release, His Ma iesty, the American" he called a con- ference of all of his associates at his studio in Hollywood, Cal, and told them his idea for the next story. Everyone was astonished. Doug was absolutely determined that he was soing to do something daring and with that he insisted that everything from beginning to end had to be of the m ost elaborate order.
 He went so far as to insist in his story that an entire city such as may be found throughout the middle west ern section of the United States. be destroyed in providing one of the spectacular punches in the production. And the destruction was not to be an ordinary destruction. IL had to be q flood. The proposition seemed al most impossible but to Doug there has never been anything that he cant do when he wants to. And a food it was. He spared no, expense in re- producing this particular community. the smallest detail having been care fully carried out so as to enah the presentation Of the m ost genuine char acter of realism obtainable.
 The Keith vaudeville will be fea turcd by Jack Wyatt's Scotch Lads and ILassics" introducing vaudeville $ best kiltie band with a cast or ten people.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10

The attendance in schools of the city continued to increase. The Gen- cra1 enrolment in the schools in De ccmbcl was .1lo, a. gain of 511 over the corresponding period Q year aso
 The increase i'll the aucndauue tho High school 2S. An increase of 211 in the evening school enrolment l-,n 1.o1An1 e.t T hn 1.c rao1.t falln r.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
@unnary Of Eccopnrnen.laticr,

sunl.a;;:'% oi eco:nmenda :lon5 l.-1dc by ne committee is given as follows:
 I.-Adoption of building p"csrr;,n T, as outlined covering needs for three years.
 II.--A:Ioption Of G-&-; il:,n.
 IlI.--Adoptjon uf .2l;4ry s:!lch;;ie providing e" Increases of $500 in S;.i- ""E fyr cie:'!- tea >l,cr
 IT.-E E9ta bitsIlmcnt of teachers council with a conference committee to he in close to-"h ,vith the a@hool committee.
 E.-to9tin :.anc" nG ;iIo com:Ilttcc of seven to consider vii! Supcrin tcnd- cnt Holmes and the conccre1rc cont mittce of tic teuc,Ic"s' council. # cH- tabl:shed. the following questions.
 Ial-LiyinS conditions of teachers.
 fbl-SociaI If" or teachers.
 1-Tcacllcr&' club room.
 2-Tcachcrs sicl: benefit fund
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
ISCEl-M-VAGDEVILLE..

t:yeryt hing is in readiness for the opening of the vaudeville and moving picture season at the Lyceum theater on Monday afternoon. Nothing but the best of moving pictures With the world $ film stars and the best Naude- vile will be shown. There will be & complete change of pictures and vaudeville on Mondays and Thursdays. The performance will be continuous on Saturdays. The price of admission for the night performances will be 2s cents for the main floor and the bal conN. The best seats in the Lyceun1 are in the balcony and they are always in demand. The price to the second balcony will be ; cents. At the mati- nee performances all seats ill be 1o cents.
 The feature picture for the first three days of the week will pe Mrs. Charlie Chaplin (Mildred Harris) in "Forbidden." It tells the story of the country girl who craNed for the lights of the big city. Her lover was city bred man and wanted to settle down in tile country. The girls wish is ful- filled and she goes to the city and has an exciting cNperince in the Broad way cabarets. Chinatown ana other places. but finally decides that the country is the place to live alter all
 Briggs cartoons will be on the opening bill. His works are known tho world over and his moving picture cartoons are 8 scream. The ever pup- ular Lloyd comedies have been booked and the first will be shown the first tree days of the week. Burton Holmes traNelosues take one on visit to all parts of the world and they nave been booked for the Lyceum for the opening Dill The International News film has been booked.
 The sensational serial. "'rhc Lion Man." will he shown the first three days of every week. It i3 one of the most exciting serials ever made and no lover of serials should miss the opening chapter.
 Among the stars who will be seen in moving pictures at the L3ceum in the near future are William S. Hart, Charles Ray, Pauline Fred eriCk, FL sic Ferguson, Wallace Eeid, Houdini and scores Of others. The Lyceun1 will provide just the show the people of the city have been waiting for and capacity business will result.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10

Will the demand for hard ci.lea create vinegar shortase'
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
EN plapatorN. Notes

Explanatory Notes:
 Item l-Fisurcd on basis Of new salary schedule. Increase $75,IoO.
 Item "A careful estimate. This increases as salaries increase.
 Item S-7NecessarN 10 insure sati- factory service.
 Item 5--Incrcascs duo to increased price.
 Item . Salaries increased by vote Item 5-Two nurses at sI.oVu each are included
 Item 1o-This conlemplutes in- crcases in salaries.
 Item 14-Necessary increases in salaries are included.
 Item lo-Increase due to transfer of Trade school to state
 Item 16--Necessary to do the work of the evening schools. Salaries have been increa sed. Attendance called for more teachers.
 Item 19-Ir, rease costs account for increased estimate.
 Item 21-Ircrcascd costs account for increased estimate.
 Item -c-lncreased prices for ma eerial and labor account for estimate. Item .5-This covers the premium for aspirations and for S5I0OOO addi- tional insurance for three years.
 Item 26-Increased prices call for larger appropriation.
 Item 21-oNted by school commit tee.
 Stale Grant. This item is for the amount due from the state on account of the B average attendance grant. II will be returned from the state treasury.
 ONerdraft l?l9-.U $224oI
 increase 1920-21 over IoI9-l92U. 519,S9a.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
MY HEART and MY HUSBAND ADELE GARRISCN'S NEW PHASE OF
 Revelations 0f q Wife

-ltu.Ncl % ill- llN LAu Su.4~ to --~. .~1 -- 10 be sure that "Richard Second' MAS asleep.
 Lillian had taken Marion to th : city in the morning and was to have an early dinner in town and go di- rectly to the Durkee:5 from the train. This left Harriet and me alone to- gether and l saw by her quick, 1uE- tive glanrc around, her ora" ing of her chain nearer to mine. that 5le had been awaiting the chance to speak to me without danger of being overheard.
 "Margarct-" she hesitaled. "Hov long are you soins to be sohne::'
 About thrco wcchs," I returned promptly.
 Would you mind::'' She paused again. Having us stay here until after you come back
 Mind" I calculated, Have you taken leave Of your senses?'
 What She "Wondercd.'
 Sometimes I wonder if l may not have" she returned a trif1e nourn- fully, but I am perfectly sane upon this topic. Don't think I cant see what mothers been up to before Te came-and is still keeping up! She's el darling, but a s cantankerous an old dear as you'U ever want to meet. -AnG l want you to know that l appreciats the welcome you have given us. And -ard-I-wonder- you would do a-rather-odd--thi for me?'
 'lAnythinG in the world" 1 sail warmly, and saw to my surprised dis may that there were tears in her fine eyes.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
SUGAR GIVEN AWAY
 AT LYCECM THEArE,R

Get your sugar at the Lyceunt thea ter on the first three days Of next week. Every lady attending the mau nee performances will be given a cou- pon and during the afternoon the sugar will be drawn. On Monday aft ernoor 10 bags of five pounds each will be distributed and on Tuesday and Wednesday five bags of five pounds each will be distributed.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
MORE THAN HALF MILLION IS TO BE
 SOUGHT FOR SCHOOL WORK NEXT YEAR
Budget Calls For Appropriation of S62922O Which is S19492O More Than Was Asked For Year
 Ago-Tuon Rates Are Boosted Too

oNcrdraft of $22.011. will mean a to- tal of $6a9.220
 The budget, adopted at the board meeting. follows:
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10
Local Distributors.

Tine committee ma king the consists of F. Clayton Goodw ] G. NibbertS. Joseph I- KaIlo ward NJ. Pratt, Henry P. George W. Traut and Heri Pease.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-10

The school board finance commit tees budget calls for S507,143, by cs tn1ate for the running of city schools next year and this, coupled with i.n