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Evening journal., 1921-02-04

friends OF The team at Tie home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. W. Leach,
on West Sixth street following the
game last evening Refreshments
were served.
Among those present were: Messrs
Joseph and Charles Cannon. William
Madden, Chester Greenwood, Douglas
Proud, Leon King, Cortland pindcr
Frank Kern, Samuel Mcknilt, John
Fahy, James McDevitt, Earl Sibley
Harry Ahern. Earl Neggenmann, John
and Bennie Leach and Mr.. and Mrs
William W. Ledch.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
IERSEY cows RFCORD.

WHEELING Feb. i.-Nlola Nox v,
Jersey owned by the Hilltop Farm
Company. made the best record OF any
COW IN West Virginia history when
she produced 2iO52 pounds OF milk
with 983 pounds Of Fat In a month.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
1909 Discount Sale at FOOrd's

It's the greatest furniture sale that has been held in
the city of Wilmington sale that is causing comment all
town. sale that is meeting with most enthusiastic
response from the buying public. In fact it is
New Britain herald., 1921-11-16
PROPELLER FAILS
TO OPERATE CARS
BOIsheYik Invention on Trains
Said TO Be Failure

Moscow, Nov 16.--(Ry Associated
Press The bolshcyik government is
proud Of its attempts 10 solve the
problem of land locomotion by the
use of airplane propeIlers attached to
railway cars, automobiles and boats
II has not been discouraged by acct
dents.
The most notable crash was that at
Serbohor, 60 miles from Moscow on
the Petroerad line, when AbakoNskY,
the adaptcr Of the air propeller for
these new uses, was killed in pas
senger car together with numbers of
delegates to the third International
congress.
The car was going at a speed of
about 70 miles an hour when it jump
ed the track The victims were
brought to Moscow and buried with
great ceremony in the Red square,
against the kremlin wall, where lies
John Reed, the American communist
and Journalist.
The objection to this adaptation OF
the airplane propeller, at least for
railway uses, is what when n high
speed is attained, the single car be-
comes uncomfortable. Its brakes do
not function effectively, and when the
road bed Is uneven or turns a curve,
the car leaps the track. Collisions
New Britain herald., 1921-11-16
MERIDEN POLITICS
Major Lloyd l.. Jennings Is Popular
Choice for Nomination as Candi-
date for Mayor at Primaries.

Meriden, Nov. 1.-THE first re-
nomination of candidates for the
various city and ward officers to be
voted for in the election to be held
on Decem Der 6, which was held yes
terday afternoon and evening, was an
unqualified success. It was an eX
preston of preference of 1,701 of the
enrolled voters of the party, or more
than so per cent. of those entitled to
take part in nominations.
The large number Of candidates
necessarily made the counting of the
ballots after the polls were closed,
lengthy job, but there were absolutely
no disputes, and every contest over
nominations was settled in a clear cut
and amicable manner.
The principal contest was waged
over the nomination Of candidate
for mayor. and Major Lloyd E. Jen-
nings was the choice of the majority
with George w. Miller second and
James F. McAdams third. In the
contest over the treasurership nomi-
nation, Harold L. Wheatley was an
easy winner, receiving 1857 votes to
$50 for Charles S. Perkins.
A great deal of interest was taken
in the selection of candidates for
membership on the board of educa-
ton. There were 10 candidates, and
five we're to be chosen. The choice
of the voters, in the order Of their
preference were Charles II. Treden-
nick, C. r. Gardiner, DR.. John K.
Stoddard Rev Henry 3. Taylor and
N1rs Agnes Church. The only other
contest on the city ticket was that
between William r. Bannister,
against Attorney I, G. Smith for the
Craftsmanship of the city committee.
Mr.. Bannister won by vote Of 963
ia Gas
New Britain herald., 1921-11-16

occur because the car can not be
stopped quickly when II ovcrtakes
a train aheud
The adaptation may have to be
limited to boats for these reasons and
lately a number Of fat iron boats with
an upturned prov have been built
each equipped with high-power
motor Critical engineers say the
method is wasteful, despite its spec
tacular effect
When the automobiles equipped
with this propeller make their APP
pearanCe In the streets of Moscow
with terrifying noise, the people not
only leave the streets but take to the
roof tops Cab horses run away be
fore this windmill-likc object moving
with the speed of a tornado, Ordin-
larry automobiles turn into side streets
and climb over the Curbs to the side
walks, waiting until the Red Hope has
vanished in its cloud Of dust,
Such exhibitions have convinced
this city's population that the open
roads of broad sterpes is the best
place to use such a machine.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-16
HEAVY DOCKET
in CITY COURT
Fridays Session to Be Busy One
,n This Week

o.a 90 tho heaviest dockets on tho
short calendar In many months is
scheduled for the session Of the city
eo,rt ~ o,3o o'clock Friday after
nnon Tho list OF cases as compiled
hy C,arl, Emil j. panberg. is as fol-
ie,o,s. Herman *. Kalmonowitz
AGAINST oliver brigham. ct ny. dc
farIt for fotIure 10 plead, Lawyer
stanley !. Traceshi, for the plaintiff;
Frank Hitmorc against II. Schlafcr,
nIaadinE by defendant. Lawyer j. G.
Woods for the plaintiff, Lawyer A. A.
GreenberE tor the defendant
Albert p. Marsh against +, l.. vii
liams. Judgment for failure to com
DIV with order OF the court Lawyer
s. ]. TracesN for the plaintiff, Lawyer
Henry 2. Roche, for the delcndnnti
s, w. Trader against a, Gorpach, de-
fault for failure TO plead, Lawyer }.
G. Woods for the plaintiff Lawyer
A. lie witt, for the defendants John
T. Meehan against Anna TumilIas
pleading by defendant, Lawyer j. g.
Woods, for the plaintiff, Judge W. +.
Mangan for the defendant; oscar
New Britain herald., 1921-11-16
OLD FRIENDS MEET
Boyhood Chums Accidentally Run
Across Each Other After rs Years

Mr., and Mrs, Ernest II, Dechant,
of 81 Columbia street are entertain
ing today Mr., and Mrs, George w
Hinkle and baby. who are touring the
country on the r.. +, Keith vaudeville
circuit. Messrs Hinkle and Dcchant
went to school together almost 25
years ago, in Mount Carmel, Penn
syvanla They have not seen each
other or known OF each others
Whereabouts for years, Last night in
one of the local theaters, Mr. Hinkle,
who takes the leading part in the
comedy vaudeville team, "Hinkle and
May" with his wife, was recognized
from the audience by Mr.. Dechant,
Mr.. and Mrs, Hinkle came east few
weeks ago, after touring the Pacific
coast. They leave tomorrow for Con-
ey Island.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-16


the court Lawyer H. T. ltnEroso for
The plainltt, Lawyer j. q. Woods for
the Defendant; the commercial Trust
company against Anthony Angelo q
ah slathfy continuance, Judge -, +,
CARNEY FOR the plaintiff Lawyer
'onec ana Lawyer iiuck Tor the gar
niShfcs' NaeIaW backlel against
hhrol hur1o"skl' pI'adlng by the de
iehlaNl' Lawyer STANLEY D. lrhceskl
for the plhlntlil Lawyer Henry NO
"lck Tor the d'itndanli NJ II, Sno"
against H. G. tnrridan, Judgmentfor
failure TO comply with order OF the
court Lawyer \. w paon Tor the
piaIntH' Lawyer -. l., Mar for the
d'lthdhht
Mary t. Moufddlah against ores
takes hrlkorlau, hlIl OF particulars,
Lawyer y j., Nalr Tor the plaintiff
Lawyer :. D. IfactShl Tor inc defend
amt Adam Sta\InSk against Mike
Benh' answer by the plalhuit, Law
yer - L. Nair FOR the pIalniiIf Law
yer D j. Iraceskl Tor the defendant;
sol DuhoWy against Isadore Beirut
czyh' Uouoh 10 SUBSTITUTE" party pam
New Britain herald., 1921-11-16
EDDY GLOVER POST TO ELECT
Meeting Within The Next Two Weeks
Mass Meeting of EN- Service Men.

Election of officers of Eddy-Glover
Post, American Legion. will take
place within a few weeks, according
to Commander Harry c. Jackson. 1t
was to have been held at the regular
meeting on November 6, but owing to
the proximity of Armistice day and
the work attached to it, it was post
poned and definite date has not
been set.
Plans are being made to hold a
mass meeting of ex-service men in
the near future as a means of enroll
ing new members into the post. It
can readily be seen that when the ex-
service men of the city are united,
New Britain herald., 1921-11-16
700 REBELS KILLED
One British Officer and Three Men
Also Die i'm Skirmish.

Delhi, India, Nov. 16.-Nearly sew
en- hundred Moplah rebels were killed
in an attack on the Pandikkad post,
which was repulsed by the Gurkha
garrison. The Noplah force number
ed 1000 One British officer and
three men were killed and "a wound
ed.
Reports of this and other clashes
show that the rebels are using artil-
lery. One gun was captured at Pan
dikkad while five were taken in the
operations northeast of CaliCut.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-16

Kansas city, NO., Nov, l5.-The
governments case against Mrs, Rose
Pastor Stokes, New York socialist,
was dismissed today here by w. II,
Halett, assistant T., S, District At
tornoy for western Missouri, Mr.
Hallets action was pursuant to IN
structions from the attorney gener-
ais office in Washington,
New Britain herald., 1921-11-16
90 HURT IN RIOTS

London, Nov. 16. - The British
DEPUTY commissioner in Calcutta and
Is policemen were injured while sup
pressing a riot led by tramway strik-
ers according to official advices. Sew
eral of the rioters were also injured
No shots were fired.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-16

RoinhoId Gcrach, Newark; Mrs Ber-
tina pChm, New Britain; Mr., Richard
Gtcrsch Newark; Mrs. Gretchen
Ilcmmer Newark Mrs. ElizabctE
Post, New Britain; Mr. William
Giersch, Newark Mrs. Nola stein
mann. Now ErItnin.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-16
MARRIED 30 YEARS.


Mr.. and Mrs, Adolph Giersch. who
are well known in New Britain, hay
ing resided here for over 81 years,
have Just celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary at the home Of
their daughter Mrs, Gretchen Hem
mer in Newark, n. j. Mr. and Mrs,
Giersch received the heartiest von-
from their many friends
and valuable presents from their
children, grandchildren and great
The children are
Mrs. Selma Stocked, Hartford Mr..
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-06-24
WITS AND FUNNIES

J, q iii any rights on zap, let y
ss,stood that there is to be no
81 aoo comeback Toledo News
Bee 49,.
-. q say, old fan, have got >
s. tDas laid an egg three inches
NJ, he cher day
o.n that's nothing; can lind
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-06-24

something to beat that.
Tom: An Ostrich, expect
Sam; no; an egg-beaser..
Morton Beckles. N u. in BOYS,
Mazazine.
The dove of peace still fnds the
world covered with the waters OF hate
and jealousy. AsheviIle Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-06-24

Such Strain
You don't know how nervous i was
when ! proposed 70 you"
You don't know how nervous / was
until You did Legion.
! $3.50
Going Up
What's the matter, little girl" ask
60 Stranger of a child he found
weeping bitsery
Il cant find my mamma.
i When yours out with your mother
You should hang on to her skirts.
Then you wouldn'ss ges lost"
I'm 100 little. can't reach them
American Legion.
Tried ard Acquitted
Have you tried one of Your chickel
sandwiches" inquired the helpful
waiter.
i have replied the diner with
judicial gravity. But the chicken
proved a clear alibi"
i see,' said one subordinate to an
osher, that they have taken the
aye-ffteen eff this line Do you miss
i. mucn?''
Not as often as when il was on
Legion.
john. Father what is the Latin
word for people"
Father: Il do not know"
John: ~Populi, (Popu-li)
Mother: John. How dare you &C
cuse your father of lying?"-Wm. X.
Rearleye Pa, in Boys Magazine.
1t is per cent immigration law,
but it ought to admit only 100 percent
Americans. New York Herald
While the folks in many cities are
preparing 10 set their cocks ahead to
save dayiiyhs, some men are said to
| be going to set theirs back so as to
set in more nloonshs ne.-Kiowa Colo
Divide Review.
A magazine story says the costume
Of an Eas Indian woman consists OF
single piece of cheescloth eight
yards long. After looking around
among our own fair damsels we wond.
er what on earth does she do with
the oher seven yards.-Iliff (Co.o y
Idependen..
Mrs. BergdoI says Grover is worth
half a million dollars She means be
has that much.--Arkansas Gazette.
Agricultural Achievement.
Il don't believe hese gentlemen
farmers ever make any money out OF
~" remarked Brown.
"Oh, don't know" objected Smith
They say Johnson makes good deal
of money out Of his coun ~ place"
Is that so? What does he raise.
"Oh, he's conservative He doesn't
raise much but he always seems to-
know inst when to call. Boys Maya
zine.
A pretty young woman stepped into
a music shop in the city the other
day. She tripped up to the counter
where a new clerk was asserting mu-
sic, and in her sweetess tones asked:
Have You Kissed Ne in the Moon
ight:' The clerk turned, looked, and
said: ~ must have been the man at
the osher counter have only beel
here week. Florida Christian Ad-
yccate.
Ups and Downs Of Language
did you call Edith up this MORN
ing?'
Z ;sYss, but she wasn't down
g But why didn't you call her DOWN.
Because She wasn't up
"Then call her up now and call aer
down for not being down when yon
called her up."-Horace Forester,
Mass, in Boys Magazine.
$3.50
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
Dm#@<)ee-

My face ismy fortune, sir! she said " mo longer
truly applicable to the movie player. A lovely
face is a wonderful asset but good acting, with
initiative in ideas and situations is of more value
When both are combined you have successful
star or leading woman. Here we have the pos
SCISSORS of both attractive qualifications Doris
Rankin is the wife of Lionel Barrymore and plays
with him in Jim the Penman.'
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

Gloria Swanson will be seen in Elinor Glyn's
original screen play The Great Moment
paramount Picture, while Betty Blythe is in the
great Fox spectacle The Queen of Sheba"
Mabel BalIin appears as the heroine of East
Lynne" role made famous on the stage in by
gone years by Ada Gray Rose Etyinge, Clara
Morris, Lucille Western and others. She is ur-
der the art direction of her husband, Hugo
Ballin, who now expresses himself on the screen
instead of on canvas While Louise Lovely is in
while the Devil Laughs" Fox production.
following her success, Partners of Fate.
Gladys Walton appears in the Universe! play
"Rich Cir. Poor Girl" Madge Bellamy is WIFI
the Thomas H. Ince Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23

It's q negative kind Of contentmont
that comes 10 one who. not having
much to live for. pitIes othHrs who hav"
less
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SHADYSIDE

Mrs. Robert Maxwell, OF New L4xing.
ton, Ohio, Is visiting Mrs. David Camp
bell. ST.. OF North Highland avenue.
Miss Helen Wright. Of South Lincoln
avenue IS visiting relatives at Malaga
Ohio. this week.
4 most Interesting exhibit Is ar
ranged for tho public in one OF tho win
dows OF tho Hoburs store. The display
consists Of many articles which Mr. and
Mrs. Hoburg brought home A. souve-
Mrs from thor stay OF eighteen
months In Tens. A number OF people
motoring through town yesterday from
other cities stopped to examine tho un'
usual collection.
Mrs. George Brooks. of East Thirty
eighth street, 10 recovering from ar
attack OF tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. 8. Ha!lstt and oh!l-
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rose
have returned from Twin Mountains
W. Va. where they camped last week
Miss Ignore Hall. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Albert Hall. is able to be out
again after weeks illness.
NJ. VIM. Jones. Of Woodsheld. is Wis
itinE al the home Of his brother, MI
W. T. Jonos, Of Highland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Koenemund and
little Miss nellie Dorft. Of Lincoln ave-
nue.. have returned from . weeks visit
with friends in Columbus.
A company q men headed by MI
Frank Kocl. who recently bought sew
eral lots on West Fortieth street. ID
making plans to razo tho old store room
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STEUBENV|LLE
Ing|e'S Murder Victim
Buried; Accused Man
In Not Guilty Plea

S,eubenville. o., Aug 22.-The tuner
al OF Mrs. Minnie Fuller. wife OF Frank
Fuller OF Cleveland, who was shot 10
death IN a Market street restaurant moro
last Friday night ny Samuel II. lngle'
Cleveland Pittsburgh railroad conduc-
tor because she had Tilted tho latter
was held from L!ndsay's funeral homo
hero this afternoon and interment was
made at Union cemetery. relatives chang
Ing their mind about taking the body 10
We!lsville for burial.
Ingle was arra!Ened before Mayor
Frank Fcist this afternoon on charge
Of irst degree murder. he entered
plea Of not guilty and was held to mo
September grand jury without pail
Robbed BY Bandits
A. H. Griffin. salesman for Marshall
Fields Company. Chicago. was held up
on tho county road In the vicinity or
Yellow Creek last night and robbed OF
q Ford automobile, s32 In money and a
watch valued at $40 by three men
who had Buick auto with West Nir-
rlr,a license The men had the road
blocked and when Griffin stopped his
car they covered him with guns, forced
him TO get out OF his car and hhnd over
his yaluable The bandits lctt him
with S5 cents and told him to beat
IT," Griffith walked to Toronto where
he notified authorities. No trace of the
bandits has been found.
Fatally injured
Stephen Stelnne. aged years, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. August Suenne OF this
city. vas probably fatally injured this
afternoon when he was struck by an
automobile while playing in the street
In front of his home on North Seventh
street. He sustained Il broken leg and
internal injuries which It is feared Will
prove fatal. lie is IN the Onto Valley
hospital In critical condition.
Domains Enrouts
James E. cambridge OF hingo juno
ton received a telegram today from tho
War Department announcing that tho
body Of Corporal Henry BainhridEe
would arrive from overseas August S.
CORPORAL Ea;uhriGge made the supreme
sacrifice IN IL" hrgOnne IN October
1918 during IA" victorious American
drive. His remains vii! b" taken 10
MinSo for interment.
Take Precautions
with every cell In tho county jail
flied with prisoners, including five
murderers and many other desperate
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and move the residence now standing ee
the intersection Of West Fortisth strsss
and Central avenue and erect on that
site a fine now business block. .
Master Danny Wilson. little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Dorm. OF H3s
Thtrty-etrhth street. has been austs
sick for q few days.
Miss Emma McKelvey. OF Wen
Th,rty-ninth street. returned Saturday
evening from Atlantic City. whore sns
had spent ten days.
The picnic Of the PrSsoytertan sab<
hath achool which was frst announced
for tomorrow. has been postponed unea
August 9Th.
Messrs. Jesse Burkhart and JoA0
Archer have gone to WoodAdsh -
spend tho week with friends.
Master Robert Hughes. second - o.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Hughes Of WSSt
rorty-hrst street. has been quito edcs
for Reveral days.
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call for u physician. When she return
81 tho man was dead. Coroner C!yue
IIardcsty was called aud Will make
formal investigation OF the case.
Boosters Planning Work.
. concentration meeting OF T." Mar
,irs E,rIy booster club Is planned for
,he very near future. ACCORDING |"
statement OF officials Yesterday eve"
ming IL H. the plan If tho ofnciaIS 10
have the club get behind tho ne" hiSh
school football team and boost TO the
Emit
Martins Perry Brefs.
c W. Shane. manager OF tho local
rows stand ~ spending 4 few days
yaca ton at Fish Greek, near Mouhos-
Vile. T..
Rev. $ {. Gamble OF Butler, Pa. IS
spending few dGys ~ the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs Z. G. Boyd OF Sorth
/ uurth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Whitley OF North
Fourth stree; leave today for week
visit at Erie. Ia.
,'harl.s Parker lefa Yesterday to
spend his annual vacation visiting AT
Westland. Pa.
Mr. uud Mrs. n. T. Hodge and l.. II.
Smith Jr. have arrived homo after
yisi, with friends nj East Liverpool, Q.
Mrs Hobbs. resident Of South Thiru
street. Is reported as quito III at the
family home.
Mrs James Marsh OF stop 5, has ar
rived home after a visit at Columbus.
t.. and u'h"r lilies In the western part
OF the state.
Nj. und MS Charles Downey or Mlor
dletown. are Spending the week visiting
with focal relatives
Harry Morton has arrived home AFTER
spending Sunday on y WISH 10 Glove
land. 0.
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Home grown peaches are now pieh-
t!ful at low price. sugar Is cheap. and
housewives are putting UP p"aCa jam
as never before. Best OF ali. the new
Certo Process has revolutionizcd the
making Of peach Jam. because. unlike
the old method. II uses ripe peaches and
actually preserves real peach flavor.
Tho taste OF peach jam mado with Cer'o
Is absolutely different from any peach
Jam made by tho old method. because
its flavor IS practically the same as
fresh peaches.
With tho Certo Process full-ripe
peaches arc used---not unripe peaches
so necessary by tho old method. The
Certo PROCESS retains all tho rich favor
Of this ripe fruit because II requires
only one minutes boiling--not the so
or NOR" minutes required by the old
method. which destroyed tho flavor and
made Il difficult 20 distinguish as
peach. with C"-'o the result Is n far
superior flavor and two-thirdS more jam
from the same amount OF fruit. because
NO Juicn Is boiled away. II also hantshes
all suesswork or worry az perfect re-
suits are certain.
The Corto Process for making peach
tam Is very simple. Crush ripo peaches
nr slice very fne; measure love! cups
- lhs) Of crushed fruit into large pro
ssr,ing kettle Then add 6h heapdng
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characters. Sheriff Edward Lucas Is
taxing extraordinary precautions 10 pre-
wont a jail break. The jail register now
shows IS prisoners and the old bastile
il about uverG"wing with undesirable
citizens. The tail has been the scene
o! so many deliveries in years past that
prisoners are being watched day and
night by guards 70 prevent any such an
aiempt being made.
Held To Court
After being identified by three Of his
victims today. Vase B1!lan OF Clifton
Vile, ". Va. was held 10 the grand
jury under $4,000 bond for holding up
Nick Ozlorrs general store At Gould s
station last spring. Tho preliminary
hearing was held today before Justice
Alder.
Died Suddenly
William F. Martin. aged II years, wa
found dead In q chair on the rear porch
OF tho home OF his sister Mrs. K. e
Blinn hero today. Death whs due TO
hear failure. He was a mailer by trade
and had resided hero most all his life.
Negro Shot
william Hodge. aged IS. negro. en-
gagged In hstic duel with Il dusky bro
Their at hinEo last night and when ar
rested by Chief Carter. he handed the
Ch!of punch in tho Jaw and fiattenod
him to earth. He tried TO escape but or
fcer Mcqueen Of the MinSo force hap
pened TO be near apd put q bullet In
Willie's foot, halting him. Hodge is un-
der arrest.
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