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SCARF, black and white striped silk. H st.
between 18th and 18th. Phone Lincoln 1920.
SETTER. strayed: six months: white licked
black, collar, tag and Identification tag. Phone
Cleveland S39. 3917 Keokuk st. g.
SUM OF MONEY-Iu vicinity Of 18th and F
SITS. NV. Return to G. NJ, 70S 14th st. NV
Reward.
VANITY CASE-Silver, on W.. B. & A. train.
Sunday, March 5, marked d. NJ. b. Finder
please phone Lincoln $3.50. 50
WATCH-Lady's wrist watch. Swiss move
ment 15-jewel; reward. Address Box 59.M
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WANTED-HELP

AGENT WANTED in every city in America TO
sell an inexpensive new article that is needed
for daily use in every office and home; easy
seller. good profits; permanent, exclusive ar
engagements possible. Write for particulars,
mentioning this publication. p. o. BOX ll'o'
City Hall Station, New York City.
MYSTOL vanilla, wholesale, to agents.
Quart. gallon or barrel. st. ne. TO-
y statesmen.
SALESMAN-Ofiice necessity; new to Wash
ington; hundreds selling; demonstration Tea
lures Room 3d. Star building.
SALESMEN-Write for list Of lines and full
particulars; earn s.. 500 to SIC. coo yearly; big
demand for men; inexperienced or experienced;
city or travelling National Saesmen's Tt.
Assn. Dept. $685. Chicago.
SPECIALITY SALESsIAN-A big money max
er. See Mr.. Mead. 41s Sth NV. -
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MALE.

NEVER mail ORIGINAL recommendations
IN applying for employment. Use COPIES.-
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMEN-Give de-
tails training experience, salary. Address
Architecture Box 34O-L. Star Office. s.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. good aii.round
MAN. must he willing to work. Rear 1l3l 18th
ST
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BAG-On B. & 0. excursion train. black silk
bag. Will finder keep money. return other
articles to parcel room, Union station, or phone
West 611-W? So
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Another episode of this story In
tOmOrrOw'x Star.
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WINDOW TRIMMER - One
with experience in ladies' ready
for-wear, and to help on floor.
Address, in confidence, Box
45-M, Star office.
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WANTED-HELP

Observation-Disclosures teas and coffee. Ap-
ply this pm, Mr.. Martin, 1914 LIST st. NV.
CPHoISTERER-Man with hotel experience
preferred pref red See Mr. kolb. Burlington Hotel,
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sales work; salary, $50 per week with oppor-
tunity for advancement. Apply All, SIT 14th
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PIANO TUNING.
JP9iOLSTfRING,

Upholstering-Chair Caneing.
ARMsTRoNG'S. 1898 10th St. NV
Franklin T4S3. 12*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CLOSET TANK. low down. and bowl. ana
kitchen sink, enamel cheap. Address Bon
6G-M. Star office. To-
BUILDERS transit and level. Room aus. o.
=.
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JUNG MAN for shipping and to assist
nice work: salary. SIS: reply in own hand
Writing. Address Box ION Star office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
WHAT'S WHAT
n, HeicN Uecie

,,..n,ns Is more amusing to "real
,,sps the ,rsn s1ntsoys5sy r wosn e. r. ds. 70
whs',ssd whs'i,ssstd ! Tor the title ..'gentlernan" or
sSsaI,ilss' sSSsaY's because ne or she 6 willing to
sy package age UssssS%"y sSS pgpSas boe Book 'o Of
thor s,s o. w.. seems to shudder, as she
fsrss fuguS.ss' "Bundles do not suggest g
ss as q; for g ss.ss%ssnr .ss.ssr "na ss sS?e'
--tney ereat American editor and phi.
,.1T,hSsossist, Ths st George W. Childs; during
Esa sso5ssss 5s.s TO OF asysl ssSsas an %
sngst narcei on the way to luncheon.
E.. RSrtsnIss cIsk hesitated and offered TO search
ir =. So Ss,E|s,nss Esn,ss"a% sen se",d 'srry sr
psrs avn no gentleman" replied Mr..
gSs,sid grS,ids severely. And he delivered the
nssEage we himself.
p1Wvniie enormous bundles are awkward
VIII nr,Sa IRA ssing, no one need be afraid
y snii lose caste by carrying easily portable
oackageS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
Bertha Collars Are
Graceful Gifts, 81

Delightful
c 0 n t rast
b e { W cen
the crack
ly m e s h
W h i c h
f or m s a
W G b b y
yoke anG
the ric h.
! o 0 k ing
edging Of
! m i t a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
Unbleached Muslin
Bedspreads
$3.50 and $2.75

Plenty of time left before
Christmas to do the interesting
applique or embroidery on one Of
these pretty spreads, and just
think what an imposing and de-
lightful gift it will make.
$3.50 for spreads stamped for
applique designs and complete
with colored patches. 1915 for
spreads stamped for the popular
basket design in French knots.
down Stairs store, Art Needlework
shop, CentruD
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Can You Tell?
Bv r. j. and A. W. Bodmer
What Our Eyelids Arc For

Our eyes are provided with eyeliis
yor two reasons; as protection for
;hs M eyes from floating particles in the
air, air and in order to keep tie eye moist
end clean.
,yp. protecting it by closing upon its
mrface when danger approaches, and
covering It securely during the hours
ihat we sleep. When we wink we are
moisfcning and cleaning the. eye. A
wetery fluid Is sccrcted IN the little
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
Silk Underthings-
The Gift Dear to Every
Feminine Heart

Beginning With Envelope Chemises for as Little
as 1925
Such pretty of kind of underwear silk which
heavier and durable than silk and not so
sive as radum Tailored models with wide satn-band tops
and ribbon straps the hens aceedged Flesh color
Radium Step.in Sets, $3.50 Garment
vest and stepn boomers match points of the
material Flesh light blue, orchid peach ~ - WIZ
Radium Step-in Chemses, $685.
Dainty with wide lace and shirrngs Flesh orchid or peach
Step.in Chemises and Boomers. S. and $3.50
Novelty nstriped silk stepn trimmed with lace
pooners edgng Of
Also lovely dc chine epn chen great deal of ocv
trimming, in peach flesh ~ ' - '~'
tDown Stairs {.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
W0men's Exceptional
One-Strap Pumps, S.

The shoestyle almost uniformly approved BY Phade
pa this because it combines more good STYLE
good service and solid comfort than almost any
other Onestrap pumps like these. for instance may be
with sheer silk hose for dress occasions and with wool
hose for street sports.
Modern comfortable lasts with we'll bultup arches weltcd
Cuban heels leather black
Store,C Chestmu
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Sale of Won
Sweaters
at $1.35

The lowest we can remember
for first quality, all-wool slip-on
sweaters! Only because they are
a manufacturers clearaway are
they priced so low even now.
Brown, gray, buff and black woven
in drop-stitch block effects with the
popular straight-across neckline. Light
enough 20 wear under suits or heavy
coats these wintry days. Sizes SO to AZ.
As gifts, they'd make the really prac-
tical sort woman often likes to find.
down Stairs store
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Most Any Woman
Would Like a
BathrObe for a Gift
Specially Good Ones Are 81

Made of a particular sort Of
blanketing that is unusually
warm and tleecy. Cut full, SO
they are really big and cozy and
comfortable. Trimmed with satin
ribbon binding and a silk cord
girdle. Floral and conventional
patterns in pink, Copenhagen
blue, light blue, rose, gray and
orchid.
Slippers for Gifts, 81. 80 Pair
Quilted satin ones have quilted
soles inside and chrome leather
soles outside. Finished with
fluffy pompons. Pink, rose, light
blue. orchid, Copenhagen and
black.
Chamois slippers have pink or
blue binding and pompons. Soles
are double and there is just an
indication Of a heel.
- (Oswn Stairs store. Central.
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Extra-Size Messaline
PetticOats, S.

Specially nice ones at this pop
ular,price, and they are remark
ably well cut and proportioned.
Made of silk messaline that is as
heavy as most satinS. Black,
navy. brown and chanGeable eff.
fects. The new longer lengths
in 60-inch hip size.
tDown stairs store, Crntrab
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05

tion Venise lace. Soft creamy
color that is pretty with browns
and tans as we'll as blue or black.
down stairs store. CentrnD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
WOmen's sWhiteV ollie BlOuses
Specially Priced ST

Bouses that would ordinarily
priced extremely low because of specially purchase
DAINTY gs outline collar boxpeat front
cuffs Delightfully."- inexpensive and dainty for gifts Sizes
StoreM Msrke
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
Here's An Actor
Expert on Playing
the King Roles

Becoming an expert ON kings Is
the distinction which Raymond Hat.
ton has achieved during the last few
years Of his screen career. He has
played half dozen Of them. His
list includes James OF England,
which he has just finished portraying
IN ITO Have and to Hold" IN which
Betty Compson and Bert I4ytoll have
the leading roles. Charles VII Of
France. IN Cecil y DcMille's Joan.
the Woman" the Aztec King Monte
yuma IN The Woman God Forgot"
and monarchs u mythical Kingdoms,
with Jack Pickford and with Ina
Claire and carlye Blackwell
1T takes careful study to be a
King" says II9tton. In fact,
ind IL harder 10 prepare for one OF
them than any Of the other charac-
tcrs have 10 do For you have to
read deeply 10 learn Of your man.
For James / ] went through six
thick histories. while Charles VII re-
aulred IA different works OF reference
and for 'Montezuma' hired the SER
vice OF a Spanish translator TO secure
material from original documents"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
Emphasis on the Serious
Side of Life This Week
Wesley Barry at the Sun Will Be in Lighter Vein;
Crook Roles Are Also Popular at Moon
and Riato; World Features
Elaine Hammersten.

The week in local moving picture circles promises TO be
heavy with hearrending popular diversion and the
reformed desperate going strong There is the gentleman
crook, for instance In Don't Shoot" which has double
showing at the Moon and the Muse and then there the
crook who is gentleman, but who IL transformed into
by surgeons art deneated by Milton Stills at the
Ralto
There IL the girl who the sins Of younger sis
ter in colleen Of the Pines and the loving daughter who
Oath II all looks pretty narrowing and can't
TO see the dashing prisoner Of Zenda without being
kept at high tension through several reels for fear the wrong
Is going to get the right girl and the villain won't get
rapier through his black heart
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
Antonio Moreno
to Play Lead WIN
Gloria Swanson

Antonio Moreno has been signed by
Paramount 20 appear az leading man
for Gloria Swanson IN her next pie
ture, my American Wife"
Moreno's handsome Spanish type is
considered Ideally suited for this pic
ture, az all Of the characters are Ar.
gentlnlans. Other members Of the
cast VIII be Joseph swickard. Eric
Mayne, Eugene Corey, Eileen PringIe.
+. H. Butler, Jacques d'Auray. Loyal
Underwood Walter Long and Ma,
deem Paul.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
Suburban Programs

Victoria SUNDAY and Monday.
1.-THE Carnival" Tuesday and Wed.
nesday. ~ Stage Romance"
Thursday and Friday, Shadows
Of the sea- Saturday The Or.
deal"
Grand Sunday 10 Wednesday,
THE Silent Call" Wednesday and
Thursday, yellow Men and GoId'
Friday. Pardon My Frencby' Sat.
urday. "The Nut"
Hamilton - sunday Fighting
Mad Monday 10 Thursday. "sml.
in Through" Thursday, In
Search II Sinner"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
Jack Dempsey Is
Coming TO World
Theafer Next Week

with Jack Dempsey, worlds cham
pion appearing in person in a vaude
vile act supported by his famous
manager. Jack kearns, and sparrlns
partner. Jack Thompson. the World
theater Ia making preparations for
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Programs Of me Week
sun rag. % rslehes !"

sun Rags 10 Riches
Ratio Nkln Deep"
Emp@s-"Lose u An Awful
Thing
Strand Prisoner ~ Icnda "
Moon II Am Guilty" Saturday
20 wednesday Don't Shoot .
"Wednesday 10 Saturday.
W0rId-"under oath"
Muse Snud1y only, Rags 10
Riches" Monday and Tuesday,
colleen Of the Pines Wednesday
and Thursday, THE Way Of n
Woman" Friday and saturday.
Don't Shoot"
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seven big days in It's history starting
next saturday
Dempsey is the highest sAlafiea
vaudeville act ever booked In any
thenter anywhere. Seven acts VIII
be seen upon the special Dempsey bill
This includes the regular World pro-
gram Of six vaudeville acts, feature
pictures and with the redoubtable
Jack as the headllnef,
Use chcosecloth for dustlng II
win absorb the dirt and is readily
washed out
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29

lions. When love knocks ot the door,
old preJndlcos md superficial bounda.
ries disappear. And the hero u the
piece III algo the crstwhlle villain who
has In his clutches the father " the
lovely heroine. Miss Hommermeln has
n long list ~ SUCCESSES behind her. She
II supported in this new picture by
Mabl0n Robertson.
TN He admirers, feminine and mag.
/ cullne, ~ Milton sill's handsome
- and regular features, are due for
AN awful Jolt when his face appears
first on the screen in "skin Deep"
10 be shown al fbls week AT the
Ratio. But courage, mes smis," II
you can stand u for two reels, you
VIII be able 10 feast your eyer for
tho rest of The picture upon your
Idol IN his old.time form. And Florence
vidor in nurses costume win not
be hard upon the optics either.
Pl8ntie surgery, one of the nlarvels
u the agc, In responsible for the
change in the deprayed physiognomy
of Bud, the crook, and the author OK
periments with the idea that new
face can make new man, that his
criminal instincts were only Skin
deep The picture, which was pro.
duced by Thomas Jnce, contains
daredevil escape from prison via an
express train and an airplane, and
numerous mebDdramtic incidents Of the
underworld
TT7EsLEY BARRY In hls childhood
wv special viii be geen al the Muse
today only. Monday and Tuesday
Jane Noyak, one Of fiInland's blonde
beauties will be the attraction In
colleen Of the Pines" The nobility
Of girl who sacrifices herself TO
save her younger sister, IL the theme,
In n setting of the northwest.
Scenes " New Y0rk's gayest and
smartest yet alternate with charm.
ing old southern plantation IN "The
Way Of n Woman" in which Norma
g'almadge appears at the Muse on
Wednesday and Thursday. Norma
works out a "Woman's Way" TO hap.
pinegs even when che is forced into
an III omcned marriage.
In Don't Shoot" the feature for
the end OF the week, Herbert Raw.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29

"The Headless Horseman," which
Is the screen version Of "'rhe Legend
Of Sleepy Hollow plus, has just been
completed.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29

lsut II one iH determined 10 laugh Z
ard simply won't hear 20 having hig
pulse qulckened and his blood PREF
sure Increased he had better take his
nat aud p1rk himself NJ the Empress
or the Sun. At tho former he can
smoker ~ Owen Moore. who demon
atrates that Live II an Awful
Thing" and nj the other other he
can smile beplgnantly nj the amusing
adventures ~ ragamufflD, Wesley
Barry. Anyway, whether he feels sen
timentAl. elemental or problematica,
or merely has a crouch, Mr. Public
suits his state II mind and entertain.
him for Two hours
r OUIsE GLAUM has full scope for
the emotional acting which III
- her forte In II Am Guilty" which
opened yosterday az the Moon for
four days. In this vehicle she plays
the part ~ neglected wife who nc.
cepts tho Invitation ~ a friend from
her chorus girl days 10 take last
fling nj pleasure. The consequences,
and the stand her husband takes,
bring up an interesting problem for
solution.
'Anothor crook gone straight" "
the story related In Don't Shoot" 10
open at the Moon "Wednesday. And
IL il girl whom he accidentally
m8rrles, who turns him from his
80
path Of righteousness, Herbert Raw.
Ilnson. the lead, first became inter.
eated IN criminal psychology when he
got held up one dark night. His por.
trayal Is realistic
~ URF farce holds sway al the
Empress this week IN Love IL
u an Awful Thing" owen Moore,
who plays tho lead, has established
himself as comedian with Light
touch, and the situations In the play
give him plenty of openings.
The story coDccrns the adventures
Of one Anthony Churchill who In en-.
dcayorlhg with little success 70 con.
vince tho father Of the girl he wants
10 marry, that he Is suitable matri. /
moulal material.
lie ls making excellent progress
when out Of the past springs o long
forgotten love affair. Tho woman in
the case, does not want TO forget II
and 10 cool her ardor the hero rep.
regents himself az married man with
six children. Then the fun begins.
MarRery Daw and Kathryn Perry
are two highly decorative members Of
the cast.
TT ADER OATH" starring Elaine
Hammerstein, which started
yesterday at the World for q
weeks engagement, IL an interesting
study Of the struggle constantly tax.
ing place between the newly rich and
the old established order Of aristocrats
who have held their place In the so
cial sphere for a number Of genera. !
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29

TTIs parents named him Marina
n duke" but they couldn't
4 - qucnch his natural spirit or love
Of adventure. All who reyel In Yves
ley Barry, the i3.yesr.old boy actor,
have an opportunity 10 see him this
week at the Sun In his new picture,
Rags 10 Riches"
Here Wesley II the same befreckled,
Iun.loying. nischieyous lad who be.
lighted thousands IN School Days"
the same youngster who runs the
gauntlet u glorious scrapes and shut.
flcs out of them with GOODNESS which
has been the envy Of every youngster
and groWnup seeing him on the silver
screen.
A. painpered SON Of the wealthy
no IN less happy than az tramp Or
q farmers boy, but he gets chance
at all the things that are dear 70 big
the old swimnln hole. And there IN
romance thrown In.
HyIlE PRISONER OF ZENDA
opens it's second week at the
\ Strand today. The picture Is
melodrama AT It's most charming, with
two lovely ladies for good measure
and at least three heartbreakipg gal.
lants. Anthony Hopes popular novel
lends Itself well to sc.eening, for IL
New Britain herald., 1922-01-04
City items

Victrolas and Records at Morans' -advt.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Montana of 430 Church street are receiving congrat- ulations on the birth of a daughter, Virginia Rosemary born on New Years day.
 Hear "The Country Cousin" Grace Sage, reader, and the Mendelssohn Trio at Center Church Friday evening -advt.
 The Ladies Talmud Torah society will hold a regular meeting tonight at o'clock at Talmud Torah hall.
 Building Commissioner Adna John son will leave the building commission this week due to the stress of private business.
 A meeting Of the school board com mittee on estimated expenses will be held this afternoon to prepare re port for Fridays session.
 Members of Alexandra lodge, No A, I. o. Daughters of St. George, will Ice entertained at the home of Mrs Emil Leupold, 361 Arch street, Friday afternoon.
 Leon Sallee has resigned his posi- ton at the Stanley Works and has ac- cepted a position with the Church, Webb and Gloss Co. of New " ork city, dealers in silk neckwear and hosiery He will represent them and also the Parker Shirt Co. in the San Francisco territory.
 Mrs. Fred Williams of 457 West Main street, was admitted to the Hartford hospital yesterday afternoon to undergo treatment.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-04

ID best butter, sl. Russell Bros. -adVt.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-04
POOL EMPORIUM
 FIGHTER FINED
Viscanola Pays S10 and Costs.
 AutoiSt Is Discharged

Vincent Niscanoa, Portuguese, anu | Nick Alexandria, a Greek, had trouble | in the latters pool room on Park street yesterday afternoon and the difficulty.
 After an investigation. Vincent was placed under arrest on an assault i charge. Judge George W. klett in police court this morning found the accused guilty and imposed a fine of S10 and costs.
 Nick alleged that Vincent came in to his place about o'clock and laid a bundle on a pool table. He then took fountain pen from his pocket and proceeded to write
 A request that the bundle be re- moved from the table and the writing be done elsewhere was not compiled with, so Nick undertook to execute an order to that end. In the melee, his eye was blacked and he was spank ed" on the chin, he told the court. Vincent explained that he wished 70 address an envelope so he laid his bundles on the pool table for mo- nent. Nick reegated them to the floor. When Vincent remonstrated, but with no avail, he became excited and punched the pool room proprie- Cor.
 For an alleged disturbance in To- cal dance hall, J. r. kenney was fined SlO and costs.
 Paul J. Giana was found not guilty of reckless driving. His arrest by Po-
 iceman Delbert Neley followed crash on West Main street yesterday afternoon in which Stanislaw Sider- oWski of Bristol was involved. The Siderowski car was badly damaged.
 SlderoWski was going in the direc- tion of Bristol, just beyond Black Rock bridge. when the Giana car came out from in back of a wagon and struck him, he stated on the wit ness stand. Giana, he said, was going 30 miles an hour Policeman Veley measured l65 feet from the spot where the Giana brakes were applied to the place of contacts VI
 The accused said he was driving without chains and skidded on the icy road when he applied his brakes to avoid striking the wagon in front of him. As he did so, the rear of his car sWerved out in the path of Sd- eroWskis automobile, he explained.
 Judge William r. Mangan repre- sented Giana.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-04

some time he has fbeen acting as spec ial representative of President Hard- ing in Cuba in connection with f- nancial reforms.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-04
TOWNS ARE ANIMATED.
TOrrcntial DoWnpour Causes Scrio,l
 Floods in Panama Districts

Panama. Jan. 4.-Torrential rains province of Darien and the villages of Pinogana and Yavisa are inundated. The authorities at Real de Santa Ma lost and there is heavy property dam age. They have asked for assistance.
 (The river Tuira rises near the Col ombia border and flows to the Gulf of y, Miguel on the Pacific side of the isthmus)
New Britain herald., 1922-01-04

lb best butter, s1. Russell Bros -advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-04

Best butter 59c lb. Russell Bros -adVt.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-04
Report Of the Condition of
THE NEW BRITAIN TRrsT CoMp.>,

At the close of business on the 31st day or December, 1921
New Britain herald., 1922-01-04

Bills Discounted s15.66SO 4a htmani Loans (wthout col
New Britain herald., 1922-01-04
DENIES STARVATION RIMORS.

Charlestown, w. Va, Jan. 4.-Gov- ernor Morgan, answering a request of II. $. Senator Sutherland for informa tion concerning reports that men women and children in certain West Virginia mining communities were destitute and in a starving condition today denied that the reports were true.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-04
DEMAND IS LESSENED.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Lessened de- mand generally for bills of acceptance but a somewhat broader activity was reported by the federal reserve board today ln q year-end survey of con- ditions in the acceptance markets of the F reserve districts.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-04

New Britain, Conn, Jan. 3, 1922. state of Connecticut. county of Hartford. |, r. w. Macomber, Treasurer of the aforesaid New Britain Trust company, do solennly swear that the foregoing state tLont Is true to the best of my know ledge and belief
 r. W. MACON BIER.
 Treasurer Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3d day of January 1922.
 C. !. LAW,
 Notary Public.