New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1920, Page 10

OR SAYS DAN CUPID ISOVIETS WANTTO IS FLIRTING WITH ROYALTY | ™ yepr 1 i Begin Move to Secure Allied | Recognition The sovernmeat wdon with will be the subjec during the he reply 1o b to Moacow. \x viewed here the soviet govera- has seized the Alled demand arieri ¢ with Poland a< a # return of the orignal oficial recozni- ow government and n Paris regard the killful on which has he Alles pacticula:ly posit'on d to consider an irregu- free will tly it has renee to otely be remier Liovd for all the Allies. how- ver, when he communicated with ths | mov fet vithorities cemanding that ! they stop the forward movement on | the Polish frontier and aski em mistice to be followed by a e e tex from all the countries bordering on Russia Thus it is admitted now for the first i al eircles here that France + he forced into a position where she will be brought to recog- | nize the soviet but it is declared she will do so only after due guarantees are given that the ussian foreign debt will bhe paid ANTI-LIQUOR CAMPAIGN Dume Rumor has it that the Paraguay Has Plan for Gradually world’'s greatest romance threatens to | center around Princess Yolanda, eldest daughtcr of the King and Queen of Italy. It is reported that Reatuice Bae. the Prince of Wales is to visit the Italian rulers after his return from Asuncion, July 26 —Persons arrest- \ustralin. Could you blame him if | ed for urunkenncss more than three e foll tn love wih Princess Yolan- | tines a year in Paraguay will be con- da? Picture 18 of the princess and | sidered confirmed drunkards and their photographs posted in saloons and police stations under the pravi- - C e —————————— | sions of wu bill which has becn ap- n ‘ Jury to tell how they were victimized | Proved by the senatc and is now be- . [ Don’t hesu-ate any more to wear your i SWINULE 'out of their hurd éarned pensions by IDI.‘('l‘:.h;l'.:0““:;’.'”‘.‘11‘;“3(“‘. forbid the sale . | 1 “'patriots” in the Bureau of War RISk | .o 0,0r in theaters, moving picture fine waists and dresses as often as you 3 Insurance. hauses, race tracks and other placce { \ - [ These veterans, every one of whom | 4 public gathering and within two : wish, because you now can wash lost either one or both eyes, one OF | Lundred meters of places where la- 't . hoth arms, or legs, had parts of | borers work. The president is em. - them any time, right at home, with- | thetr faces and bodies shot away | powered to issue a decree determining Bringing \bout Prohibition—Will the prince. oy | while nghting the Germans in the Ar- | the alcoholic content of intoxicatin, injuri 1 : ¢ . Rom]diflg Up Konne or Some nvhr‘y !{'nn( in France, | jjquors and fixing other restrictions 3 out Injuning them 2 thc lca'St’ RO will testify agains ourteen yYoung | tending to make their consumpti M 3 - i men charged’ with defauding them ST T matter how filmy or daintily tinted. out of sums totalling more than | provision is also made for anti-alco- . d Conspirators $100,000. The evidencc will be bre- | hote propaganda in the public = Even the colorings are not affected. “\v‘llh'd to the grand jury by District schools | Attorney John E. Laskey. p July 26.—One of the 35 . Specific Cases Found. AN 102 V1 ; . B tinclie over proc| iy S8Mwocic Coma Wowmd. | INDIAN 133 YEARS 01D : You simply take Ivory Soap Flakes— purt-house will be shown diers having sen victimized will be —— . . . lornidg when thirty-five Prescnied, although there are seven- | cjopokec Bill, Oldest Known Living 3 mlld’ pure, safe Ivory In convenient and xassed World [Y-1WO casos in which veterans of appear before u grand | M6 war r'-::lxl--”'w::v 'L:v‘rnr:‘.:’v:::k -'.::.:- Person, Still Hobbles About With ; ; flake form—and make a suds in an - seraped,” according to Secret Canc—Was Born in 1797, 4 % - » - e A g o o o me | _Grand Junction. Col. July 36.— '3 . Erdmary e o ol us¢. - fry Farm onomminin i e S oo s e vestigated on the suspicion that acv- |y celebrated his 1230 birthday at Just a few of the fleecy flakes make a rich, delicate es for sale, fine 14 [iigeea swindiers may be found [ the county home here. i i ; e : - large veranda, | N \s the expectation ot the pross-| CRerolys B4, 10 o chly monel 5 s instantly. Put in the fine things, dip and swirl cutors to have thé grand jury return | KROwWs. "ln the early duys of (ke Blaces: Two good an indictment containing thirty-five | couniny o foueltl IR LOR - A0 them around in the wonderful cleansing lather, and counts mgninst the defendants. Such | 87TOW Whh the aborigines and even ge hen houses, in- an indictment would mean a possible | Use that primitive weabon, he says, they come out Clean, lustrous and just as good as new maximum penalty of seventy years' | When he fought the British in 1812, {lar, brooder house, !myrisonment for the defendants in | enlisting in the wnen he was | the event of their conviction. And the | 1o years old. . He born June §, | secret Service has strong evidence to | 1797. and was twice listed iIn the No rubbing. The thick suds gently loosen the dirt support each count, it is claimed. | United States census as ine oldest na- Other arrests are expected du e e of Americi, 1 1 3 ottage | Other arrost tedfauriagitns | tiveloCAmaricr IEETY S so it floats away in the rinse water. | week, as the S 4 ervice has trailed | a number of suspects to the most re cap for himself out of the down of mote sections of the country. A num- | cat-tails and wears this proudly when (] i >y ~ . her of the former employes against | he hobbles along the streets occa- + g kOOd L()ndl whom there is elther proof or sus- | sionally with the aid of a cane he has bd garage. Located - are volun returning to | owned since the Civil war. He is Vashington for mination by the | Ketling feeble, though he still has a f. : : \! g 0d park, Plainville. < iet Service as to their part in the | kood appetite » plot - . L "ehall escapest declared W.| HUNTER SHOT BY OWN GUN. B. White - st s = p . pte who characterizes the cons sStumbled on I )(:rh(l‘ll and Killed By One of the most revolting crimes Discharge of Weapon. 2 3 2 Insurance that ever came to my notice ey, ST, G e " : Genuine Ivory Soap in Flaked Form N fo . = 's Block OLL Lo Stater &, 45, was found dead in There is no safety in the flight of | {ne rear of the home of Peter Molin Omen Tomlght |00 e Caier Morai, who has 1a. | 2, 2085, B0m %, et e sbors : for washing particular th ings : - Khods wound in his left chest just above = formation about the ntention of a | G fhe T Gy rred shotgun lay | number of young college men to flee | % " qo tian Investigation by At least two who plann®d | v gio BExamin Makoney a 5 S 7 2 = T R | i e ek ~ afe far Sills ‘ana ALl Fine Fabrvcs °s have already been ap- | fnding of death due to accident. . < L . It is supposed that Statenberg. e youns woman employed nie|who lived alonc and who had been : s gohs e W WA A R NtO | hunting for two days approached the 1 costody by the Secret Service on the | UL (0, T R e It would be a shame for you to go any longer without information of onc of the PUNE | Jiep he dark. In il he & . - nen Arvested, but!sha proved that | Sl the e I et knowing about this easy way to take care of your prett; she had been a party unwittingly to ! . . . evorsl transsctions. having been | " filmy frocks and waists—and it’s such a comfort to L \rpital are among the victims to 5 A remarkable featurc of the inves- | 10 know your fine things are protected by the Gonomisg: ””‘” bl ““"v""\f"‘ "”. Y‘o‘:”': The Secret Service operatives are o o et hor, | making a nation-wide rearch for one A absolute purity and mildness of Ivory Soap. soldier who, totally blind, is believed to have been swindled out of $1,400 just a week before the government took up an investigation of the con- | tuking Inw course In Waushington chools while workin. for the gov- nment. M of t men ar | “;'"u‘:‘ R Al LU Gl Jivucy. This man disuppeared soon gl et b | he had been paid part of his Ger ]fuory Soap (s | Indicate Dosire 10 % 1 the ourse of the vn\r'xlllgfllu,n' d | Several of the dctendants have in us developed that o number of fmm Yyour ealer. m | a desire to “squeal” o eir | the detendants have alleged false | nlleged wccompl ®, but the govern- |« ' aRainst th government and - HIS ADVICE u want the = he tastiost re and Ou eVor n bake with | NGFLUS FLOUR ment authorities belleve that they | have « sims ux high as $800 for | \ strong case against the gang. |1 « 0od ftor you because e s i : ant to T MORE BREAD plens for meorey. a thorough investigation of the War 5 [ Two soldiers whose faws were shot | Risk Insurance Burea: as soon as 186 Novth Street 1 [ away in France arrived here yester. | he returns to Washington. Col. R. G ONAL SUPPLY €O : from tha Columbus barracks to | Cholmeley-Jones, director of the bu l nd wre not inclined to listen to any Senator 8 of Utah will urge More. than a dozem of the reau, is makinz a searching investi-