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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-16
Police Fight Way
Through Angry Mob
With Drug Suspects
Surrounded by Hundreds of
Hooting Men After Cap
turing Two Prisoners i'm
Supposed Narcotic Sale

After the arrest Of three men at
Rivington and Sheriff streets last night
as the result Of an alleged sale Of mar
cotic drugs, five detectives OF tne mar
cotic division were forced 30 fight their
way through a crowd of several hun
dred men and boys. The detectives
succeeded " getting their prisoners to
the Clinton Street police station but
not before they had drawn their re-
yolvers and repeatedly threatened the
persons who pressed about them pro-
testing against the arrests.
At the Clinton Street Station the
prisoners gave their names as Charles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-16
Bureau of
Information

Write, phone or call and explain
your VERMIN PROBLEMS to US
and we will be pleased TO tell you
promptly what il will cost TO abso-
lutely rid your premises of all dis
comfort and disease breeding YER
min.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-16
q

n SUIT or dress, which shall |
cH wear!" "A dress" exclaims
Paris. A suit E" exclaims America
:. . as with one voice!
And the suit compose is the result. Partisan
IN chic, American in practical smartness-
universal in its appeal to the well~gowned
woman. For it combines the trim comfort
OF a smart street. suit, and the softer, more
formal effect Of dress, when the coat is
removed. Developed in varying models--
dresses sleeved or sleeveless; box coats plain
or. fur~trimned; materials ranging from
fweeds 70 duvetyn and prices from 1880 to
475.00 the suit compose solves, very pract-
sally and $sma1tly% the old, old question.
What shall wear"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-16

Philippines. Major General Leona,
Wood advised Secretary of Var Woets
to-day that he was on the lob. ~
sumed duty day was the hr,sf
cablegram General Wood Sent.
"The general seems to understand
that the Administretion's policN is ons
Of economy Secretary Weeks 70.
marked, as he read the cablcerarn 70
newspaper men at to-day's conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-16
Nan and Girl Wounded
Py ToIteys iss Belfast

BELFAST, Oct. 15.-There was &
burst Of firing in the North Queen
re area tonight a man and girl
icing wounded Later a bomb wa5
thrown. two policemen narrowly escap-
ujury The body Of man found
~ the lean River bank is believed
to - that of the victim OF q hold-up
EanE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-16

REST 6 co. is the first house in
~ New York to show these three
piece knlcker trotteurs-e exact dup
licates OF the imported models-with
all the touches of originality that
make them French. Practical and be-
coming for sports, devclopedsin
tweeds, homespuns, and in combine
atoms OF materials and colors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-16
Wood Begins Economizing
Assumed Duty To-day" Brief
Wire From Philippines

From The TribnnsS Washington Btsreou
WASHINGTON. Oct. Evidencing
that economy will characterize his
service as Governor General of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-16
"A Seat for Every Cl1ild''
How Mayor HyIan Has Failed in His Campaign
Promise for the Public Schools of the City

The Of the high schools this
n
this
Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

s. u. Cousins, OF Richmond: Robert
a. Mckay, Delrny: II. l.. Peoples. Mem
dota; II. r., NJ. Hall. Falnouth; L. A.
Thomas. Hollywood; Charles JoIlay,
Suffolk; L. NJ. Harris, CovinSton;sJ.Ss s.
ShelbOurne. Danriile: ii. b. Cross.
Clifton Forge; r. W. Page. Burling-
ton; William l.. Wrighton. Princeton,
W. Va; ]. ii. Blstead, Petersburg:
W. l.. Davis. Roanoke; J. p. Graft.
Danville: Maxwell Craig. Petersburg,
W. II. Moore. Richmond: Il. Il. Rush
Ing, Elliston: l.. NJ. Ross. Newport
News: J. w. Addington. Portsmouth;
Malo NJ. Barnett, Grayson County.
DIR. Weeks Speaks.
The address ON foreign missions
was made by DR.. w. w. Weeks, of
Richmond. He was followed by u. C..
lIcnning. Of Atlanta. who spoke on
home missions. DR.. Len G.. Broughton
gave n graphic account OF his visit
with DR.. w. Love to SEQ Herbert
Hoover relative to the starving chill
drcn OF Russia. He advocated action
on the part OF Southern Bapt1sts TO
save the babies OF Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

in all parts of the Chinese ren,hI,c
without exception.
8. with view to strengtheninp
mutual confidence and mnintaIuirr
peace IN the Pacific and the Far Iso 81
the powers agree not to conrluas
between themselves any treaty or
"SIeemeht directly affecting China
or hc general peace in these regions
without previously notifying China
and giving TO her an opportunity -
participate
4. All special rights. privileges. I'm
munities or commitments. whatevcr
'hcir character or contractual basic
canned by any Of the powers In mr.
reiating To China are TO be declared
ana all such or future claims not so
made known are to be deemed. nul,
ana void. The rights, privileges. i'm
ihnniiieS or commitments, whatevcr
known or 10 be declared are to 10
tHamined with a view to determinin.
'hcir scope and validity and. If valid,
10 harmonizing them with one another
ana with the principles declared Inv
this conference.
tcmove Limitations on SOycrirptr.
.. Immediately. or az soon n. cir
cnmstanccs will permit, existing limf-
tations upon China's political jurIs-
dics onal and administrative free
dom OF action arc To be removed
o. Reasonable, definite terms OF
dura ton are to he attached to China's
present commitments which are
without time limits. ~
Z. In the Interpretation OF instru-
ments granting special rights 'or
privileges. the wcll-cstablished
principle of construction that such
grants shall be strictly construed in
favor OF the grantors. is to be OBJ
served.
s. Chinas rights as a neutral are
TO he fully respected in future wars
to which she is not party.
Q. Provision is TO be made for the
peaceful settlement Of international
disputes in the Pacific and the Far
Fast.
10. Provision is TO be made for flu
ture conferences to be held from
time To time for the discussion OF in
term tional questions relative to the
Pacific and the Far East. as a basis
for the determination of common
policies of the signatory powers In
relation thereto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

Toney & Cooke, Underwood Typewrit-
Company, Western Union Telegraph
Company
The biggest single creditor OF
Smith e Hicks. Incorporated. is the
Cleveland Tractor Company. si4.-
6ll.55
Creditors In Richmond
Richmond creditors OF the concern
are Auto Radiator and Fender Com
pany. Air Reduction Sales Company
H. Bagby. Burton system. CONNER
cinl Photograph Company. Benjamin
=. Crump and Company. Y. w. Crock
EFT. Carr Auto Spring Company. Du-
plex Envelope Company. Dula Motor
Corporation. Electric Service and
Accessories Company, Firestone Tire
and Rubber Company, j. w. Fergus
son and Sons. General Auto Supply
Company. Hill Directory Company,
Jones Motor Car Company, Jerry
Brothers Betting Company. w. II.
jerks, Lancs-TIowlcs Company
Jamcs McGraw, Incorporated: News
Leader Company. National Oil Com
pany. Pullcn Henderson and Com
panr. ps-VauGhan-Proht Motor
Company, Times ispa,ch Publishing
Company. u. y. Run and Company.
Richmond Gas and Electric Appliance
Corporation. Richmond Dri-Eurc
Service Station, r. -. Schluter Auto
and Welding Company. y. 4. Swch-
wartz. Incorporated. Dallas y. Scha-
fer. incorporated. Smith-Moorc We
hiclc Company, Stewards Products
Service station. Seedlings and PAUL.
7. Garncu Tabb; f.. l.. Taylor and
Company. Tanner Paint and OIL Com
pany. Virginia Carolina Hardware
Company. w. C. Wells, 7. Z. Whit
lock. Brown Print Shop. Publicity
Press. Oliver Chilled Pillow Works.
metropolitan Engraving Company,
Anderson Auto Company. j. l.. Lind
say, Incorporated: National surety
Company. smith Courtney Company.
Everett Waddey Company. Mrs. Eliza
beth Buchanan, National State and
City Bank, Archer G. Jones r H.
Droste, c. j.. Droste. Corby Baking
Company. Freeman Advertising
Agency. Bearings Service Company.
j. IT, Lawrence yesterday filed u
bankruptcy petition in the United
States District Court, placing his liza
bilities at $500. with no assets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
BETTER Than cALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
substitute for calomel-are q mild but
sure laxative, and their effect on the
liver is almost instantaneous. These
little olive-colored tablets nre tho re-
suit Of DR.. Edwards determination
not to treat liver and bowel COM
plants with calomel. f
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomel does. but have no
bad after effects. They don't injure
the teeth like strong liquids or Gallo
mel. They take hold Of the trouble
and quickly correct it. Why cure the
liver at tho expense of the teeth?
Calomel sometimes plays havoc with
the gums. So do strong liquids. 1t
III best not to take caionel Let DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets take it's place
Headaches. "dullness" and that lazy
FEELING come from constipation and a
disordered, liver. Take DIR. Edwards
olive Tablets when you feel 'Iogy"
and heavy" They "clenr" clouded
brain and ''perk UP" the spirits. 15c
and 30c.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
BAPTISTs MERGE
IMPORTANT BODIES
Continued From rirs, u,

continued From First Pase)
members OF the State Mission Board
The present secretaries OF the state
mission Board are: II. ID. Garland and
Joseph T. Watts. The present secrc-
tary OF the education board is Frank
L. Crump. and the present secretary
OIL the education commission is j. w
Cammack
The report Of the social service
committee of Virginia was read by
/ Rev. George T. Waite. of Richmond.
l, commends the splendid work he
ing done by the international commits
SION. with headquarters at Atlanta
and with subheadquarters I'm tho yn !
rious States OF the South. I'VE be-
iieve that this commission is doing
most valuable work in the interest
OF noth races. in adjusting any diff
forenccs or MISUNDERSTANDING which.
from time to time. arise between the
races, and also in providing better
living conditions among the negroes"
says the report.
IL also commends the Bureau of
Social Hygiene located i'm Richmond.
ana requests the people. as far as
possible, 10 give the hearticst CO.
operation In the noble work through
out the State. 1t discussed in a thor
oush and informing way the ques-
lions of capital and labor. divorce.
morals. race problems and unemploy-
ment.
Reference was made to the con-
structive teaching OF social principles
at virginia Beach last summer and
the work being done through or
ganized Bible classes and Baptist
Young Peoples Unions.
ARninNt Divorce Evil.
Under this report the general as
sociation went on record as opposing
the marriage OF Christians and un-
believers In the following language:
In the light 90 these facts, your
committee desires to call the atten-
ton OF our churches and homes to
this evil, td'v"rce( and II urge upon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

them the i,n3o -talice of ins.itutin (
with the M, ds and hearts OF our
young people n sacred regard for tho
marriage vow, and 80 to .~..at and
tain them IN this impcr tnnt matter
rs to prevent ha3ty and ill-consid-
cred marriages. Also such mixed
marriages tend 20 diSrups the nome.
We believe II to be an extremely
hazardous venture fog n Ch-istiau
to be united In wej!ociS with an un :
believer, remembering :he word OF
the Apostle. who said: BE &c not
uneuually. yokcd with unbellcvcrs;
for what fellowship hath rightcous-
ness with unrighteouSness and what
communions hath light with dark
ness"
Education Commission Report.
The report OF the education COM
mission of Virginia was read Ey DR..
j. w. Cammack. 1t reviewed the
growth and work of the BAPTIST
schools OF Virginia and stressed the
Importance OF the denomination
making many adequate provisions
for tho large number OF Baptist
students In State schools. DR.. y.
w. Boatwright followed with q
special report from the University Of
Richmond. now In the creates: year
III it's history.
The report on the propoS, &c pur-
chase of ~ Religious Herald WAS
read by e. ~ es y Johns-,". Of Rich
mond. The committee did not rec
ofnmen'l the purchase o. the paper
and the report was adopted. it was
shown that tnc prcscn. owner III the
Religious lie aid has y, arranged
the privilege of purchasing the pa
per should he be incnpacitatcd TO
conduct IL.
The address of the noon period
on The Motive OF Evangelism" was
delivered by Or. Cecil V. Cook, OF
Charlottesville.
After the reading of the report Of
home and foreign missions the asso-
citation adjourned.
Committees ut Work.
The afternoon session broke up
into committees on tho various re-
ports of boards and enterprises. each
delegate having been appointed one
of these committees.
At the evening session the com
mittee on report OF the State Mis-
sion Board read It's report.
DIR. w. Y. Savage introduced The
pastors and other ministers who had
come into Virginia during the year
They are Il. NJ. Ramsay, OF Norfolk:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
UNITED STATES ARMY COSTS LESS THIN
ANY OF THE GREAT POWERS PER CAPITA
Try Associated pross.l

of
of
as
(mohcr
Sl2a5;
1885 Including
capita Isl United States S2s British italy
~.
expenditures of the the
as follows
ooooe0 including s5iooOco0
he
81; Unoted
United United
an, 4>"i''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
: LOCAL CONCERNS
co TO THE WALL

continued From First Pace
NJ andrews, American Linseed Com
PahE' Bell Book ana Stationery Com
pany' Bell Tyre and Rubber Companv
h'deker bru. Company. Carnegie Of
nee Appliances Company, Chesapeake
ana Potomac Telephone COMPANY.
commercial Photograph COMPANY.
No''fell Saddlery Company. Dudley
Ir'm!'hs company. Donnie Auto shop.
H. \" Ferguson & Son. Genera;
printing Corporation. II. r. Halle G.
Sons. Metropolitan Engraving Com
pany, i.ihrary bureau, Lamb I.,,cr
Writing Company. H. Mctzgers' sons
" II. Meyer & Co, National window
Cleaning Company, Richmond t,cda,
Works Reubens Paint ana Glass
bo'nrany' Richmond Oil Company
southern stamp and Stationery com.
pahy, Tanner Paint and on Corupanv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

livery system Installed by the dis.
tributing companies.
Picketlng and other similar acts
nave heen held not unlawful under or
aAnary conditions" Justice Guy says
IN his finding. but when linked with
purpose inimical to the welfare of
inc community. they become unlaw-
full"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
FORBIDS STRIKING MILK
DRIVERS TO s'PICKET"
Judge Rules DistrIbution Is of Vital
Necessity 10 Guy's
Health.
IRy United News.l


NEW YORK, Nov. lG.-Thc distri-
button of milk is such q vital ncces-
sity TO the city's health that any in
reference with It's process strikes d.
rcctiy at the whole people. Justice
Charles T.. Guy holds. Therefore. he
has forbidden the striking milk driv-
crs In New York to picket or other
wise interfere with the temporary de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

france Monors Former Ambassador.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 16.-Huph
Campbell Wallace. former American
AMBASSADOR to France, received
from NJ. Jussernnd. the French am
Dassador. today the Order of Grand
Eommander of the Legion OF Honor.
of the French government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
CHINA ASKS POWERS
SET UP PERMANENT
FAR EAST TRIBUNAL
CONTINUED From First PaEa)

integrity and political and admin
istrative independence of the Chinese
republic. 10 China upon her par,
Is prepared 20 give an undertaking,
not to ALLEVIATE or lease any portion
Of her territory or literal to- any
iCwcr.
>. China, being In full accord with
the principle Of the so-cuilcd ornn
door or equal opportunity FOR the
commerce and industry OF all nations
having treaty relations with China.
Is prepared 10 accept and apply IL
New Britain herald., 1921-12-27
One Lot of Enamelware From Manufacturers
 WORTH $1.5O yN AT ............,,.. ayN<

Guaranteed first quality values in oval dish panS large size 10 qt water pais, 1 qt. deep dish pan, oval foot baths, ? and 8 quart tea and coffee pots, good size tea kettles, handled covered sauce pans large size, F and qt rice boilers, and 10 qt covered meat kettles and large pre- vN
 HATns ITfs o H'E ESAnrEWHHG 2n EhN1HG l9c an" 49c ONE LOT OF BATH ROOM FIXTURES, all useful and wanted articles to make bath vN
 room complete, $1.50 values at........... ( JN GALVANIZED IRON ASH CANS, many of the heav- jest and best kind reinforced with side corrugaons; regular value $3.50; while they last 6n9 CN for this sale at .....,. ...........,. pAsOC
New Britain herald., 1921-12-27
Inventory Sale of Rugs and Floor
 Coverings
4tll Floor

ADMINISTER RUGS 9X12 size in good line of de- signs worth $37.0O. T9 cn
 Inventory Sale Price sDD .CU SEAML LESS BRJ 'SSELS RUGS durable, good look ing and good quality rugs; 9X12 size G1 NE worth $24.95. Inventory Sale Price p Co CO WOOL AND FIBER RUGS, a limited quantity of these rugs i" 'S' s1s yenoJ ~1r.@ sae %43 Price S449 ARMSTRONCtS LINOI.EJM RUGS in blue, green and brown Coors Chinese designs, deO Gc worth $l2.95. Inventory Sale Price spCsJO TENOLEUM RUGS fine quality felt base rugs in good designs, waterproof, sanitary and durable size 9X12, worth S14.95.. h1S AA S2.5O 27N54 ADMINISTER RUGS Or NN
 Inventory Sale Price sp CC S2.25 27X54 VELVET RUGS 6N Nn
 Inventory Sale Price Sp sCC $1.29 COCOA BRUSH DOOR MATS nA
 Inventory Sale Price CtN $1.19 RUBBER DOOR MATS on
 Inventory Sale Price CCC
New Britain herald., 1921-12-27
Inventory Sale Prices on Boys
 Clothing

500 BOYS SUITS, OVERCOATS MACKTNAWS that sold at s5 $6 and $7, will go at the q ? NN Inventory Sale at ....,.,............ tcosCV Suits of all wool serge and corduroy in sizes from 21a to years Overcoats of all wool materials that button to the neck in 2l2 to 5 year sizes Mack inaws Of all wool material in pretty plads for boys from to 10 years. Your choice for $500.
 BOYS $1.25 and $1.50 HATS for the OF Inventory Sale at t...................... CON In blue, brown and gray chnchilla and black and
 brown plush
 BOYS $500 ALI. WOOL MACKINAWS ds P 0E at the Inventory Sale. ,............ lpeys JS BOYS s7.5O CHINCHILLA OVER ds NEs COATS. Inventory price ........... S B2ns 2or s',Sir''F sso'' SHEEP LINED GOATS $12.5O BOYS $12.5O TWO PANTS SUITS Ge no for psEoSS BOYS s15.GO TWO PANTS SUITS n7N no
New Britain herald., 1921-12-27
China, Crockery and Glassware
 at the Sale
Downstairs

31 piece American Porcelain Dinner Sets, choice HrssS 3 ecG fsr aSsfn, fn,eafs3y 5ssS@' 's'' $325
 Apiece American Porcelain Dinner Sets gold rrioea 1'a%p 'sssn fos nn1ss'opy 'ss"py ''s $4.l9
 30 piece American Porcelain Dinner Sets pretty Sra Sus sss"' Pced s9s nse o regular 98 1O0- piece American Porcelain Dinner Sets, gold band decorations, regular s1S.9S NTE GO value, at this sale for. ............. sp cs eJc
 apiece Yellow Mixing Bowl Sets, & A. Weller make, regular price $1 60 the set, Gp CEs TOT tnlS sale at " sANS
 Old fashioned Handled Bean Pots in S-Quart size, regular price 40c. Gr- Inventory Sale Price .................... SJS
 Cut Glass Vases 12-inch size heavy blanks, com
 bination and floral cuttings regular G 4 cO value S5.9S, at ,.......,............ p-ToS Sc
New Britain herald., 1921-12-27
Wash Goods At Inventory Prices

CASHMERE FINISH FIGURED FIANNEIE patterns coorngs; a 1N
 
 OUTING FLANNE 36 and 27 inches wde patterns cooings: 19 and 25c yard;
 
 a a % e sDs5 21c pd M sna R fa ?9 for of & fhsi 4c pS s ane %lTn 1 nsno sse v'ae reg 6c nns5 ss e pe 1s "' . fine 65c Ph sAn na opn 1to r sP one ro 9 s 25c M sbas wad s sc N 2s of 5 patiSsn Ss I ana eoo 2 FIGURED HANDKERCHIEF patterns and se1e'ipEs ses Plce 40 inches vioe reg s'o yard 39c rNA sn @ 4d T n Gas ss 9 25c
New Britain herald., 1921-12-27
Inventory Sale Of Silks And Satins

SILK SATIN MESSAIINE 36 inches wide
 Tsaoy sna9s ss pss 5s9a quality. wa. 'e' $25 GEORGETTE CREPE; a of al
 $59 CCC SATIN CANTON CREPE navy brown, Ts "sns "s se Ss7" @ 5ssd % 'sss ss pasa $298 S'H R5a'ya Td ~a % the $129 ALL CREPE DE CHINE in all the
 and s sGsDn5 pes s'a inches vds s $175 crepe "Senor5 R5SeaS s2ss ss pfioe oo's $1.75 FINE CHIFFON SILK DRESS VELVET navy brown taupe, rrds PPns 1or 14d , ps s 40 inches "ioe was se $4.59 a of
 rN
 Inventory ID sOJ WOOL FRENCH SERGE; 36 n
 Inventory price D .OC
New Britain herald., 1921-12-27
Inventory Sale Of Woolen Materials

wide wanted coors 1nTenory M"s ss2S sas ys'o rre' Tor the $2.49 VELOUR for suit and coaings a O % 54 inches wide;
 
 WOOL PRJNEIIA STRIPE SKIRTING; q O So% SSS's' to choose ''o was s'oo S'' yard S2.59 WOOL FRENCH SERGES AND POPIINS; O Tof S 1s Rs',S as navy and o''N wa" so yard $1.79 WOOL JERSEY CLOTH in plain and heather Tos fSo this s' sis insAe' wide was '''o yard $1.95 WOOL COATINGS in plain and fancy mixtures; f0 OF Inventory spZssZaO REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS AND COATINGs AT
 COST AND LESS
New Britain herald., 1921-12-27
Table And Bed Linen -C Cotton Goods

IdDIe Hnu beQ Linen - COttOn OOOGS
 BLEAC4ED BED SHEETS; sixe 72 90; hemmed heady
 Sale price ON BLEACHED BED SHEETS; made of hmmed size 1nrsn,osS 1s sS' ssie sSs 51ss s1ss $1.OO 6e@Ge es 4 @ s SS1sG sae $O TG s H foF @ ready $98 B ds re s SOFT Fo iH @ sale s sS inches 12c srA Gtpr D 6 Sioe 'a' $OO BI.EACHED COTTON CRASH TOWEIING; with cA Inventory Sale Vr MERCERIZED BLEACHED TABLE nAMASk in assortment
 sss ssT Ps5'srn r1es 's inches ~,o reg so' 75c nsH of ps 5 nns T d s s5e u % 's s 1S[ pc 49c vss D1gs Sale G1r pe TURKISH TOWELS reg ''' 25c 5s eao T1r s E e 44c
New Britain herald., 1921-12-27
Commencing Wednesday, Dec. 18th

Not Clearance Sale the term generally pedut concerted 
 THE LOGICAL REASON WHY call this yearly Inventory Sale inventory with andeve department manager the make satisfactory nvnong their respective stocks and the best know of do h the limit throughout the big volume which splendid AT CUT PRICES
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-06-17

him to be good. If Sinclair-why not
two or three more equally trusty
sportsmen' Why not a gang of the
boys?
Toby possessed a V. c., and a good
One-for there are grades Of the V. c.,
and those grades are appreciated to
a nicely by the recipients brother
officers If not by the general public.
The show would fit Toby like a glove.
Then there was Ted .Jern-
inGham. who combined the roles OF
an amateur actor OF more than aver
age merit with an ability to hit any
thing at any range with every con
ceivable type of firearm. And Jerry
Seymour in the Flying corps. /. &.
Not a bad thing to have a flying man
up ones sleeve. . And pos
sibly some one versed in the ways of
tanks might come in handy. /. . .
The smile broadened TO a grin
surely life was very good. And then
the grin faded, and something sus-
~piciously like a frown took Its place
For he had arrived at the Carlton,
and reality had come back to him.