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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
RUBY a. the Kidder:

Miss Ruby Lynn Of Litchfeld. Ill. has taken
JOB ~, typist in the Office Of State Auditor
Russell At Springfield.
Remember Ruby! She is the restaurant
waitress who, when Senator Lewis, while cam
paignins for the governorship, complimented
her on her beauty. was said to have replied,
-You know, senator. have been kidded by
experts."r
The Small managers considered Ruby's re-
! tort a. good electioneering material. Ruby
vas told to throw aside her apron, put on her
selld rags. doll up and hop aboard the candi-
dates. special train and travel over the state
and appear before audiences as an advocate
- the candidacy of Mr.. Small. The publicity
department provided Ruby with her speeches.
! She made q hit She had fine time Over
night she had been elevated from lunch
!. counter mental TO political spellbinder. !.
Ruby wasn't offended by what Senator Lew
ifs said to her On the contrary. abe felt COM
piimented by him. The senator discovered
something about her that she hadn't realized
before she possessed, Ruby was regular girl
Equipped for a better place in the world than
Jas a.server Of coffee and doughnuts. The sena-
tor Sut her wise to herselfA
Il SO with the election ov6r and her man the
lvinners there was no reason why Ruby
shouldn't have. felt that she was entitled to
some consideration when the jobs were passed
around As rewards for those who had helped
jput acfoss the Republican state ticket
II Instead Of Ruby having been kidded by ex-
lperts,, 1t would seem that the reverse is true
that the experts have been kidded BY Ruby.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

Il, ~ y ~ q ~ - y DsE1gl1.ea
II " ~ - a. ~ -
! g y IS la1s y - eslA(n 4
= 49, iepvs1lsnt ~ fsgaloa.
ysSS 3flled ~ ~ aeDths q dauFa1attoa
~ seeu1s - taaas u lie m tAsir skvisan-
'nsnt anl OccsDetions d - 90 ~.
1, ~ dtzeeicr rssiass q ~ barn - na1es
! 1aily rsbost Win Suggestions fcr impfovs-
fm(nfs = thsy ass need1d.
1ne<h oaxse ~ rspfeeentsd among the ptis-
oness. hat thsrs Il &aFotnI aggregation with 4
'nstroa = ,osk aftsr - intsissts q TIE
+ II y especially intsrssefsg 10 notss that he
ipstitatiod pays ~ ovn ~. ths ineoms nom
IL sale " fArn produce being sualcisnt p
NEST IL sxDsnses
Started II borrowed money. \ has bssn .
vondsrfdl s1nancial q wsil q moral success
ana u nearly OFT 81 debt.
The farm ID admirably located On the shore
Of . lake which d used n reservoir for the
water supply Of Dallas,
Although the men and women are confined
to the reservation, there IL nothing to suggest
the prison. md there have been but few re-
volts against the discipline which 10 main
tanned.
For . comparatively imall financial invest
nent any city in the lard could doubtless du-
plicats the tuccess which Dallas has achieved.
The Dallas City farm doss not pose - .
refoFmatosy institution. but contact With OFT
6oor life and breathing Gods fresh air, com
hinsd With kind treatment from the onicials in
charge. has inclined many Of dangerous pro
rensitiss to better way.
Students Of public welfare will find much
to encourage them in the Dallas municipal ex-
pertinent, and many communities both north
and south would find it decidedly worth while
to emulate the example which has been set by
city which is known throughout the country
as being wide awake and enterprising in more
ways than one.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
Rule or Ruin Policy.

| Most Of the captains OF industry in this
lcouktry who like to be known as apostles Of
khs 3rincipls OF the brotherhood Of man are
hude5ntw lined up in battle = destroy the
AAb4 anion-an agency through which the
6ss Npdy Of worker4 have been -tnabled to
~ q borreqtion Of swronss that they endured
|anSar ~ "a order.
d u1u1nl has started something that it isn't
|Soing to be able to finish because public senti-
|lnshssA on Tie side Of the iabor union. The
|hajeHty, Of the people in this country are
|FoEHpEk and ne .matority rules. Capital will
|3naAe q dstermiaed Aghr. one that will cause
linuth distress. but eventually It will prove to
its losing battle. not alone to the worker,
Rho WILL Be made to suffer through curtailmsnt
~ employment in the effort to whip him into
;tsbmissioh. Sut also to the industries that will
p crippled BY the campaign to gain the upper
hand over labor
HI Capital and labor have been getting along
Iemicat in tho United States. They ought to
tPe ableW continue to do o. Capital has opened
IN highland regrettabls night, one that could
tAvs h4tn avoided with benefit mutually i'd
iantastbas to Industry and labor. Big bust
.sss 10 calling upon the masses<to forget any
}pdustfial depression they may be couscious Of.
llnd n the same breath Is responible for crea-
Non IA condition that II IS seeking to con-
ipnG = public doss not exist
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

r
eesuens ~ AsWe
YAwnfng-What causes yawninG?
I am Z woman 4S years old and !
PAWN and yawn all dey long.
Il. MRS. +. II. =
Answer- Oxygen-hupger. Take
two miles OF oxygen ON tn hoof
three times; . day.a
Onofds IN Winter[I am II .ars
o. age ana t-shatl Dc grateful u yQu
VIII tell me- whether 1t u in1as4oee
Tor me 70 wear heavy o1fords III
through the winter.
MISS Ed. Z.
AnswerII can assure you that
It 10 immatefial 20 aar - health is
concerned wfefhef yoQ wear low
shoes or high boots 1t Is . mat
ter OF comfort and you ought to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

sung, and the reading and singing
would continue alternately to the
end Of the hymn. This practice
still continued in some Of the rura
churches of the south. ..
Q. Is it true that some foreign
country is replacing its paper mon
ey with metal coin! H. H. +.
A. 1t has been announced that
new form of money is about 10
make its appearance in France
This new currency will replace the
emergency paper money issued dur.
ing the war, and will be coins made
Of a composition of bronze and
aluminium.
@. What is the origin and mean
ing Of the phrase When Greek
meets Greek?' E. A. G.
A. when Greek meets Greek
is probably a perversion of the Ola
familiar quotation. When Greer
Joined Greeks then was the tug O
war" found in act 4, scene =
Alexander the Great" by Natns
nief Lee (1655-1692}. By thn
phrase is meant that when one e1.
pert fighter meets another expen
fighter, the result is vigorous &C
lion and the outcome, so far as wnO
will win il concerned. is in doup'
@. How many notables were yos'
ed into the American Hall of Fane
in 1920? NJ. n. b.
A. The following were given tnn
distinction: Samuel L. ClemenA
fMark Twain. Augustus St Cav
dens, James B-chanan Eads. Psr
rick Henry, William T. G. Morton.
Rnger Williams, Alice FTeennss
Palmer. This makes the neuDeF
ship total e. !.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

snea The housing shortage was further increased
during December by burning tens Of thousands
" " dwellingS During the month the unusually
heavy total Of $41.1s7.soo IRE losses were re-
saeqrded in the United States and Canada. This
a1ESasht the years bonfire up to the enormous
total Of $3.50 ,S53,925 Most Of these fires might
hHssebssn prevented. insurance dficials assert
ssiWhy weren't they? Carelessness thoughtless-
ao1ess. sheedlessnsss! Rather expensive vices.
:Ss,1trent they!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
..Wiatar IL

- -
This b the ssgfua whom people
with dry and irritahle. slin shonld
nj without malice s9ofstho1gnt
hafhe. Now u the winter Of discoa-
tent for people who imagine that
eleaniiness 10 . mere natter Of
soap and water and fancy plumb
mt The common drinking cup
and TIE roller towel. are sanitary
institutions q compared with the
common ba .htup, and yet thousands
and thousands ~ OR newly .well-to-
DO with regular inside. bathrooms
and etefythine, Ae1pslly boast of
their use OF tie bad Tub. Rsal low
ers Of cleanliness want nothing bit
4 shower.
MANY elderly people, and many
younger ones. whose metab0lism 10
too slow, scrub almost daily under
the influence Of the sanitary plumb
er's propaganda, and then wonder
why they burn md scratch and dig
and squirm and suffer with winter
Itch. One wouldn't expect . lid
glove or I shssp bound book 10
withstand frequent soap and water
Ewashing. Why mike spch demands
on the poor old skin?s A bath
IfWics . Msek . amply sufncfent for
thu average individual N cold
weather: once . weak may bumce
Tor many whose work or play does
NOT expose them to much dirt; once
In two weeks il often enough. Ton
many an elderly person to take q
SOAP and water hath. A vigorous
young person may endure a daily
bath oil the year round il plenty
of artificial tropical climate = ID
available in the colder season.
The excessive dryness Of the
skin canned by too frequent bath.
ing with soap and water, particu-
Iarly soap, is one cause Of winter
itch. This may be obviated or re-
lieved by frequent applications to
the skin Of this:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

- b. -
Weto NOT !of ~ ne0 ceienaafs ON
evesypoays 49,, yoo miSIs sls.y
ssp ,s,s 49, n 1919 s.S1 si - IN
yeas lsIo. Ane s.s's ns s
N4 s.uos .ay
s.ss 49, $3.50 y. :
1870. .S :.ss, s sa!vZ 49,
~ .n.v.sas . ISL ~. d,,...
80 ~ W. OI Sn 49,. .0 N.Y.
~. s..s s.e . xvks 49,. "a
-. 49, ~. ss..' ,un rss srs
S-e.S- TO-. IL. -s.,rraS ~ tss
pc~s.,.
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s,....S ts~. sa s - AZ
-. = NJ. " sas.s ssSSv ss g. ~ ~ ~
~ N,..;er S m -. s =. az 4. IN ~.
49, Me- 800, 800 -. n,..,.. 49,
90 *. ,rr.hs,' $500 - s.o eM
ss a., - -hor. .a..It s.sa~,s '
1890 ;,s;Ss - -. ..s..,a = ~.
.hs-s -. .n's,e -. so' nss.s.;sn s
-. . h.s.S 49, S.,A ~
ms.S;or.. tSsss.,.. ~ :. s.,a;ns
|. ;srsa $780, r~.,Asss a-s,a,si Tsn.e
M 49, .,'.e 49,. u ~ 80. e s,'..
S ~nSn 1 yrs. .o,e onalns nun
;ne -; g., ~ d a go. a. s nsast 4 800 ~
ah s .s 1911 .ySy Hsn., ~ We
= ~. I III sp.,0I = 49, ca,S
=. suem No.ls anu couee "ele
81 "ueaiy 7l'eu " every one, Du'
~ sisSua ~. .nA -. - vas usually
na,uas en ~. oelo. .s .no last "an re-
'eeveu us poIton.
SnS oaristmas. many more
ra,aoseJ ' .s. .Mpu'e -. na NV. Dee1 ,
~ .:t', usnou' .ne oi's, anu
wo.s a,u S.' MAJ nas Ce.om9 Mu.n
=. ceoo,s p. Wa. s ,Inepowerie'
10. eo. aSnu. Huu len.n o;lee''
naS 0ome nooiy " tne RESCUE, now-
~: opo',lns lts cnapei as pubic
.uee nouse anu turning ny
t snaien t'cnen lnto = soup sta-
. ion .ol Inc uaemp,oyeo. IN aoal .
ou " 'uus.aI.i@l uinner 10 serveo =
tp p W Gnuicn every hlsnt AZ Q
oclocn. Between tnem, tne DOW,
ely M0sion ana 81. marks Cnapei
ao teeulns approximately LOW
men Qeuy.
We used 10 De crlticiseo severe
" Icl neiping 20 pauperlze tne
men ssao M. BAKER OF the mis-
SION, IN oiscusssag iV activlties
II was sara tnat tney would mol
wolk II tasy couie 80 Tree meals
Inis was olsproveo ourlpg tne war
wnen the atten0ance ~ our even
ing iuncnes feli OF those who
renamed 70 Jake AuvantaSe OF the
Uee 1909 we're aged, decreplt, OF
acutely unfortunate In seine re-
sI,s we az not NOT o ne &c charity
IN the bread line except as. last
resource.
The truth OF this statement is al
SO proved by the tact that while
only l,So0 men are applying fol
iree food daily, there are, accord
ing 70 recent estimates, lS0.0OO IN
employed IN New YORK.
MOI MANY CnafNy Eases. v
The majority OF these are not ye'
In need q charity. or hospitality
as the MISSION prefers to call 1t
Ane.e arg sun inc family savings
70 Iaii cack upon. ana the enti'
dfens earnings. CMloren can Oh
ten get Jops Iooay wnen tne.r iata'
ers ana motners cant-especiaiiI
among the ioreien porn popula
ron, wnere only the cnlioren nav
received an American common
scnool training. Inus scnoo
autnorltles report tnat xnousana'
OF cnlioren, are new Aoruptiy ieav
ing scnool 70 soak Work untii tnell
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
One Year of Prohibition.

America closed its first year Of prohibition
On the 18th Of this month.
Commissioner Kramer, in resume Of the
operations Of the law enforcing stan. expresses
the opinion that people in general are begin
ming to taper Of"
1t has been hard year for the prohibition
staff, and for those deprived Of their favorite
beverage, but the first year is the hardest. ~
says Mr.. Kramer. I'm the future enforcement
will become increasingly easier, while those
who used to put a foot on the brass rail will
gradually become more reconciled to saloon
less era"
In spite of the increase in the number OF
tootleggers and the rise of whisky rings the
n4ent in favor Of prohibition.
Future prosecutions Of violators will be bet
ter handled because more uniform plans Of
court procedure are, certain to come One dh-
fculty has been that United States attorneys
have differed as to the powers and duties OF
agents and where the majority Of citizens his
been opposed to prohibition federal courts have
dealt lightly with offenders.
The commissioner observes: II have heard
men say they would take q drink now when
they never thought of swallowing drop while
the saloons were all about them :, The cause
for that is found in the spirit Of adventure. bern
In most Americans, 1t will continue to cause
some trouble. rather indirectly for awhile, but
it will gradually disappear"
Disappearance Of the appetite" Of the
steady drinker will ultimately end the career
Of the bootlegger, he believes.
Mr.. Kramer Is fortunate in his use Of words,
and in no instance more noticcably than in his
phrase" the American spiitY
1t is that spirit" which will really settle the
question a. to whether prohibition has come
to stay or is temporary experiment.
If the spirit Of Americans should ever be-
come conscious Of lack Of something it deems
essentially necessary to life ON its social and
convivial side it will proceed to supply that
lack in a legal and constitutional manner, prob
ably greatly modifying the old free and easy
methods Of securing and INDUCING in alcoholic
stimulants
But 1t is too early to predict what the Amer
ican people will do about the hquer question.
What they have done is befors rs in tangible
form. Prohibition is on trial. that il the truth
Of the matter. Americans propose to give it
thorough test And one year Of prohibition
Is no test ut Ill.
But II 1t should by any chance not accom-
plish the desired results: II its different rami-
acations. and the movements which may grow
out Of it should darken life instead Of making
1t more sweet and joyful. the spirit Of the
American people will demand and will secure
such measure Of liberty in the drinking OF
beverages - will give to life what the masses
Of the people viii then see 1T to demand
The American spirit has allowed prohibi-
tionists to have their way and write the laws
that bind all good Americans. 1t is prohibi-
ZIONIST for the nonce.
The American spirit will not hesitate 10
rewrite those laws should the situation ever
call for It
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
: Making Over" Vaaabonds.

II 1eeselty OF Dallas. TexAa. has mst with such
|(noa success VIII , nunicipai experiment in
Ne care q oilsndsn that the story Of NJ &C.
npaiahnsats = Worth passing, on to other
nsfieaa commnnitsa,
y The city .farn* 4 N institution which has
"a paly tsnsatsd DaalaA but Aas sssn the
i3ssaof q AsneiDs % "dovn-end- cutters, in
)fy4osi IN meral poysr.
1he fesn y owned and operated By The city,
nnissee9sr ID charge ana ofRc3sls
~ - css1ty. e1ein 4 has Assn the means
over ui1sr eriminais into self-re-
- 6lwsaaatas citissns
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
DISMANTLE FERRIS ,WNIEL.

PaHs.-The carriages for passen-
gers are being taken from tAe NJ
ferris wheel here pnd sent - ebo
devastated regions 81 France Whsro
they VIII b used ~ bungalows o
provide homes for homeless. They
are just big enough to make . dimin-
udve homo containing ono living
room and q kitchen. =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

eou04e1faAls the replies being sent direct
sDeld y aSsayneus lsttsrs.)
Q. ln>what countries, II any, does
the United States own residences
for its diplomatic representatives?
n. K. F.
A. Diplomatic residences are own
ed in Siam, Morocco, China, Turkey,
Panama and Cuba, and in Japan
the United States owns the build
ing occupied BY the ambassador.
but does not own the gruund ON
which it stands.
Q. What ID the AREA of Jugo-Sla-
via and how a.any Inhabitants has
it! r. O. D.
A. According to the current is
sue Of the Statesman's Year Book,
Jugo-Slavia has q total of 101,246
square miles and q population. Of
14,31S,S93.
Q. Who invented football?
c. P. G.
A. Football has been known
since ancient times. To the Greeks,
it was harpasfon. the DOMAINS LIT
inixed the name slightly, calling 1t
harpaston,. The first travellers to
the Polynesian Islands found the
natives playing with d football
made Of dbsrs Of bamboo. Italy
knsW the game in the hiddle ages
% calcio, while the namA football"
was known in England a. early %
Hts. &
@. How did the name sentence
hymn" come into use! Nm.
A. The term sentence hymn
came from he practice Of eaflier
days when hymn books were scarce.
In order that ali the congregation
might be able 70 Join n the sing
igg, the PASTOR would read aloud
ths-Arse gro linao, which vers TIM
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

Premier Lenine Of Russia is reported to
y. ~ &aye lost his mind. AZ Lenne is said to be 8
nslood sabssr, little thing like that should not
- much Differences to him.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

BUT, lady, if We ever do go and you stick t.
that vow We fear your friends will be remark.
Ing that you have - lean and hungry leok."
~SsnetAins Rettea h Denmark :
(From the Cedar Rapids Republican).
Before the Walsh congressional conn
mittee investigating the shipping boards
activities, William Denman, first chair
man Of the board. startled the coumittes
by revealing what he termed Mot BY
the British government to hamper con-
struction Of formidable US. Aereaiat
marine The British plan: fos1ulated
during the war, was to clog .steal ship
yards with British orders and force the {,
United States to build wooden mira .
which would be valueless ii postcompeti-
ton for international trade. according 70
Depmark.
DURING January weather such a. tAiA III
naune OF Evelyn Nesbit persists In po1pinx OH
Of . dusty pigeonhole Of our alleged mind.
Case Of Thaw. yknow.
RMhaps ~ Twins Carried Blankets2.
0fcn mo Illinois State Ragister). ).
The Gold Dust Twins" and Aunt
Jeminas and . number Of other wall.
knovn cAafactefS Of the current. maga-
stne Advefttse1nants, were among those
preseat at the meeang Of the HI n girls
u tie high school, Friday aflsrnom.
vleA ~ 0a0baeD q The PhilomaEian
ooc1eN nd the La has Blues were
gueels & ~ III III.
.w1Ez. - on navr = -. 70 y =
- \ z No
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

LA10un ................s. ar0m
Bofog1ycer.d ..l.......... : drams
Cold cream (made with white
= vaselinel ...s.......... s drans
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
Argus Information Bureau

Inform
Washington C. n ~
The replies being direct each individual No attention wi"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
ALAS! HAS THE "DRAMMER" CONE
TO THISf


Sir: A few years ago the spoken plays were
widely advertised a. mot . movie" Now Gomez
" Way Down East" which We are informed
through the media of the public prints and
billboards is mot . spoken play" Times
change and old temples fall, don't they, hun?
n. c. r.
SPEAKING Of movies the first one ve ever
saw was an eye-torturing, shimmying pfeson-
tation OF the wrestling match between the fat
man and the lean man. Still, nothing We have
seen since ever tickled us quite 20 much q
seeing the fat man explode when he fell On
his lean opponent, nor amazed US SO much q
seeing the dismembered tat man suddenly be-
come whole again. Remember It?
PETER Planned.
don't like the verse that Peter wrote
Trying to make r. E. NC the goat
What could be sweeter when the bard day il
done
Than to give the once-over, to the column Of
fun.
Please don't talk shout going away;
In our midst We al want you to stay.
Would We care? Gee whis! don't make such q
crack.
I'd 10 without eats until you came back.
-BOMPOET.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

AS We sit here wondering Wnat IN Inc
name Of Csppy Kicks holy pink-toed prophet
to write in this paragraph and lamentiag that
our usually nitid mentality seems incapable
Of emitting even the slightest spark, 1t occurs
to rs to SIX you II you are aware that We In
tend gracing the Fort Armstrong tAeayter with
cur presence tonight? And do you also realize
that We have barely begun to mix the mortar
fol- this Mausoleum OF Mirth! And further
more and in addition to. DO to speak, are you
coxni1ant of the fact that we shall BE late to
the theayter unless We speedily do something
other than Eiving an imitation Of Robins IA
nous statue! No! Well. then help yourself
to the awareness,s realization and cognixsnce.
foy this colyum Is going to be filled tonight By
gtsss and b'gosh.
Oh, Well WHAT'S weeks Delsy, Nero or Less'
We Can Wait TIL Next Friday.
'From the Sherrard Bulletin).
Last nights Davenport Times con-
tanned the following:
Erie ILL.,, Jan. 13.-Mr. and Mrs Will
Woodhurst who conducted meat mar
ket in Erie and sold it recently, have
bought one at \Sherrard, ILL.,, and will
move there soon to take charge Of It,
(There Is only one meat market in
SherrArd, that of C. L. Quaintance.
When this article came to our notice 1t
was 10 o'clock Thursday night. Az The
Bulletin went to press before daylight
this morning We we're unable to interview
the proprietor to find out whether he
has sold out or notl
SPEAKING of freckles, scars, pimples ett.
(which, Of course, We weren't). DR.. Bailey Of
Denver is, according to Ills ID In The Argus. =
fact specialist" How can HE mix facts with
business!
IHoneFic Wheeze.
Sir: What will it be now-Galli-C urci or
zeal O. Samuels! "A NJ 8.
F. WORDSWORTH, the "canny chiroprac-
tor Of Racine, Wis. who started on his way
to fame from Davenport last June through this
sluice-box Of Sapieuce, bids fair to become .
member Of B. l. It's, Academy Of Imrortals.
Occasionally-just occasionally-we become
aware Of little things like this before B. L. +.
does.
B-R-R-R-R! DON'T MENTION 1T. WE'RE
SUBJECT TO CH1LLS.
Sir: Did you know that l. G. Lake lives on
the rural route out Of our fair city! p. o.
NINE. WALSKA, We have 1t ION high author
ity," has telegraphed Mary Garden in Chicago
| Is follows:
mary, Mary, so contrary,
How does your opera grow!
! wish you all good luck, my dear,
Because, I LOVE you SOY"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

BUT, lady, il We ever do go and you stick d
Ing that you have - lean and hungry leok."
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-11-17
City Items

Rapp's New Haven Orchestra. at
state Armory. Friday eyening-adyt.
Miss Arlene Strickland has return
cd from the Hartford hospital whore
she has been confined for the past
four weeks.
Dancing tonight. Tabs fair.--adyt.
The Viking 4. c. win give a min
strel show and dance at Turner bnu
tonight
Get your THANKSGIVING Victrola Now
at Henry Morans', 365 Main street.
--advt.
The regular business meeting of
New Britain lodge, b. p. O. L.. Will
he. held this evening. A social scs-
sion will follow the meeting.
The Collepian AT DanceIand Satur-
day night-advt
The Mount Holyoke bridge will be
PLAYED tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
L. uoyt Pease of Al Lexington street
The house will be omen for nlaving
after o.9O n m
A mass meetinp on tbe entertain
ment of the Nev britain Auviliarv of
the ua,ftord GIerrao. r,b1d,,o,,,s
Homo viii he hold l., ro1n,nd Torab
hail SUNDAY evening at 7.2o Chil-
drep will not .he adnitted
smoke Sbnahan,s Nirbt uau,l,
snecial cigar So fo,, 15C-ad,,t
The C'ommodoro 1obn Rarrv Cour-
oil 4 r 7 p win hold a regular
meeting this evening at & o.c1ocl, in
Iudd,s Hail An members arc re-
ouestad IA attend az matters of rraat