New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 5, 1924, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY VII—LIVE STOCK. OHIO RIVER OVER LA FLAMME TRIES TUTS TOMBNOT YET PLEADS NOT GUILTY PHONOFILM PROVES (e fomare ) s b " HIGH WATER MARK BREAK FOR LIBERTY COMPLETELY *SEEN T0 BURGLARY COUNT 70 BE SUGCESSFUL Alphabetically Arranged For Quick $4—WANTED--LIVE STOCK. and Ready Reference — VIII—MERCHANDISE. LINE RATES FOR R . SALE. CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS ATt ':fl';gmul Charge Prepaid BUSINESS & OFFICE EQUIPMENT. 1 line 10 0! FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS. 1 line -2 - FEED AND FUEL, ,1 194 x 60—FERTILIZERS, SEEDS, PLANTS, 1 sy | Reaches 4 Ft. Point at Cincin- Attempts (o Escape Folowing More Work to Be Done-Carter Ryan Said to Have Been Con- Links Up Radio With Movies, - o g nati-Lowlands Flooded Hearing on Robbery Charge Feeling Great Strain I nected With Beers Break Making Them Talk |f SR B (| = X X a 64— MACHINERY, Yearly Order Rates Upon Application 65—MERCIANDISE AT THE l’ronn. Count 8 words to a line. 66—MUBICAL INSTRUMENTS. - " By The Associated Press. | o ¢ ‘ 2 “ | sur Spe 4 Harald) § P William Ryan of Rockwell avenue| Cleveland, O, Jan. 5.—The phono- i "y, ¢ inch | 7—WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY. Louisville, Ky., Jar A survey . 3 Luxor, Egy oy et the| 3 0., J nes to an inch. 7 el s S A uthington. Jan. 5.—The cases of _}‘}“:r" ll’{l“; "“‘l“ . b'h"lr_ n‘n- vleaded not guilty when arraigned film, a combination of radio and ||| Minimum Spece. 3 lines. = e B b ints in Ken. Eugene La Ilamme ot New, Britain, | Present at least, ‘f"‘ el | before Judge' B. W. Alling in police motion pictures, the invention of Lee ||| Minimum Book Charge. 35 cents. IX—REAL ESTAT EPOR whNt 0 Hlopiii e with robbery and ‘carrying|some time to come, it Will be IMPOS-| oure this morning on a charge of | De Forest, has been demonstrated ||| TNo. AQ Accapted After 1 P. M. for ||| 69—APARTMENTS & T NEMENTS. tucky disclose proy ) . 1w s Williz Zon- Sible to get a comprehensive view of e " scessfully, soordll to those who ! ified Page on Same Day. 70—BUSINESS PLACES FOR . tended by inconvenic ed weapons, anc Wi lam &on-ithe giguntic granite sarcophagus of| DUSIary. Prosecutor Joseph (. [successtully, according to those. who Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for (|| ‘1—DESK ROOM AND OFFICES. in near-river lowlas : ’ jett! of East Hartford, charged with| h¢ EEnCio Gmilia Sascopbas deq | WW00ds presented the state’s case and have heard and seen the talking pic- || convenience of Customers. Call. 9 13—FARMS FOR RENT. of sct or impend ng an accomplice, were heard be- “];tmfhl I‘\:l'nh)\:m(\m.‘ sur"lbunlt asked for a continuance until next tures. v“ is his object to produce ]| Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator, ;:—_-;ISXEE;AI;‘Q!}PJFEA\R‘I;NT Fager apparently ore Judge T. F. Welch in the town as it is by the nest of shrines. | week Saturday with bonds for release | motion pictures in which the charac- | N TI_VACATION PLACKS FOR RENT. terday. Both men were i : irt quere I abundant evidence, hOW-|fixed at $3,000. The continuance |ters speak. Dr. De Forest sives | 153 VAGATIONISTS WANTED. beOlig, Taver kg - € f the €ver, to show that it fully bears out .. P e . o . 16—~ WAREHOUBES & STORAGE. 4 1 over to the March term of the ; |was granted so that the police might |this explanation of the process: B . H Id v il iperior court the former being held the surmise of the archacologists that| condyet 4 further investigation. Ryan | “In the studlo a motion picture is| ew Dritain Hera TI-WANTED—TO RENT, bonds of £35,000 and the latter the sarcophagus of Tutenkhamun, i ajjeged to have heen an accomplice |taken in the usual manner but in' ac- | X—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. der bonds of $2,000, the magnificent, would in every Wise of glpert Copeland when the William |cordance with the camera lens, which | Memver Audit "‘":"' ot Circulatlons |5 ,\GENTS—REAL ESTATE. MROFTo The men were arrested in Water- D€ Worthy of the great cra of art In| 1 Weers home at 37 Pearl street was | registers action, a microphone regis- A FAMILY NEWSPAPER' R Rt iy < sl i 5 : " bury about a k ago und when|Which that pharaoh reigned. The gntered on December 15 and $ {ters every sound made by the actor. — $1—BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. others ¢ N : . confronted by the officers La Fiamme coffin of Harmahib, his successor|worth of jewelry stolen. Rys s A wire from the microphone passes $2—FARMS FOR SALE. " contessed to being implicated in the Which now lies in the depths of implicated in the affair in a confes- through an audion amplifier to a gas List Of Standardized | $3-HoUsks ¥OR BALE. s robbery at the Milldale waiting sta- Harmahib's ruined _tnmh not 400 sion which Copeland is alleged to | filled .m..v called the phot]om. lo- | Headln S % _SUBURBAN FOR SALE. Move to Higher tion on Christmas eve. Zonghetti ad- Yards from the resting place of Tut-| have made to the New Britain police. ed in the camera. The light from g \I“REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE. Reports trom Owe re t ted driving La Flamme to the €nkhamun, is also gf pinkish ston_e Copeland was arraigned in court in | this tube fluctuates in exact accord- ANNOUNCEMENTS +7-REAL ESTATE—~WANTED, B Rs e it anks vicinity of the robbery on that night 2nd is of a purity of design and deli-| December and at that time was bound | ance with the amplified telephonic el XI—KOOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS, steadily there raci and to having heard shots fired. cacy of workmanship that represent, over to the March term of the su- |currents which originated from the mru-!l NOTICES. »% ~HOTELS, 4 v OV was t el as 8 1 th rea o] 4 its | pe: C actor’s lips, 3—FLORISTS. \4~ROOMS FOR RENT. plant 40 miles cnsbor 4 A bit of spice was added to the (1‘1" ~p“n“~"|x“m ::I K: pt at its| perior m_urr: = : : i \‘rl‘ e it s 13340 mest i RAL DIRECTORS. S TROCRE AND Seoamn said to have be flooded 8 trail n La Wamme, while being, bes! . notably the protective goddesses — John Kowalski, charged with vio- @ ¥ s o te al | 3 AND FOUND. 41 -ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, in the Indiana bottoms from led from the court room to the cor-.&t the four corners, covering with|lating the liguor law in @ restaurant negative film through which these $5—\/ANTED—BOARD OR LODGING, Owensgboro, were moving igher ridor of the town hall by Constable outspread wings, as it were, the body at 331 Park street, pleaded guilty to | fluctuating light rays are registered | OR¥ ANNOUNCEMENTS. —_— ground, having had ample warning to Murph attempted to twist the of the dead king. the charge through Attorney . B,jon t 8¢ !NH\']'i \'Inul'nlmln of the "_Ac-muonn;s Al sl 1, having ) Y. a i AL S ’ i el i cominends negative as fine lines which are actual » D TRU! B move livestock handeuffs from the constable's hand Tutenkhamun preceded Harmahib, Hungerford and on recommendation ~ $—~AUTO AND TRUC 3 e L ex. and escape. Murphy. however. lived DY some 20 years and it is therefore of Prosecutor Woods was fincd $100 photographic sound waves and, being| 9—AUTOR AND TRUCK ANNOUNCEMENTS At Paduca e Ohio RnLERERnS. © MUPDAY. HOWeLer, S . i i ‘ b whier a eht | on the same film as the picture, in- [ 10—AUTOMCBILES FOR pected to reach flood stage of 43 feet. up to his reputation of being a hard | fair to ime that when his coffin and costs. He was arrested last night b > " | 11-AUTO PARTS AND > - The Cumberiand MencesenTirtis nias to get away from and reaching I8 stripped of its surrounding shrines by Policemen O'Mara and IFFeeney af- | Sure pe rfect synchronism at all times. | § g Burial Vaults, Monuments 1 “ _ vl | AUTOMOBILES WAN Burial Vault meats were running full tide, reports from out with his foot sent La lamme it Will stand out in the glare of How- ter they had found a quantity li- A positive print is then. made in |13 AUTOS—TAXI SERVIC AL VAULTS—Autorpatic seailng, con- Paducah said, but serious fiood dan- spinning to the floor. ard Carter's are lamps as one of the quor on the premise: /the us manner, In reproducing, | 14—GARAGES TO L steel rainforced, waterproot. Cost less AR s |a smai o Al | 15—MOTORCYCLES ‘YCLER, than wood or metal. gers were not anticipated S S I most perfect and most beautiful ob- u I:m_nm was suspended l!v« a small attachment is placed on the| jects of its kind in the history of case of Fortunat Sezanejei of 75 Hart- - | Ferry Service Stopped NAVAL WRITER DIES lgyptology. ford avenue, charged with keeping a |l l"”"lt“Yh""'r‘:l mvlln;.}!ns_ a .ilv‘n..tl:‘ in- | g Sy Ferry service was suspended at It is considered probable that the gambling housc but Anton Stapan candescent lamp which is placed in) .5 pingERs HAIRD'S, MM!SLLIE. Boonsboro on the Kentucky river, due v s excavators will arrange for a view of Peter Cremstil and John Kuzan, fre- [front of the phologrmnhr-rl sound 19—BUILDI d AND CoNT! k s Ml % were each Naek v waves on the films. his light pass- |2 > to high water Frankfort reported yonn Leyland Was Noted As An Au. the sarcophagus in its shrines for the auenters, were each fincd $4 witl um‘mg Ll pm“q g o' - last night the crest reached there on official world within the next weeck | costs, The men were arrested fol- 8 c H upon a photo-electric cell, its bril- the Kentucky river with a stage of thority On Navy Affairs and Had or so lowing a rald last Saturday A o2 Vil o ol llancy being governed by the density . - ND8 NURSERYMAN—Fruit_trees, shrubs, flow- .4 feet, the highest in ten years, 8 Mr. Carter is sanguin £ b RO ——— a ¢ L8 36.4 fee I r As Mr. Carter is sanguine of being lof the photographed sound waves, ATTORNEYS, Y helge plants. Send address. Families .'nrr-il from o (]\[Mr homes Written Several Volumes, able to radiograph the conter of | The photo-e coteid oollls misoteinal the A TRUCKING, STORAGE. . _Hox 29, Herald, Wete Quariered in 8 poplst mission - .don, Jan. 5.—John Leyland, the |the coffin through the stone, there in sistance at any instant is determined | y . HEAT'G, METAL WORK. | P S a4 ox | t offec and e specula o wheth g s @84 supplled with hot o "M | writer, noted as an authority on |Some speculation as to whether, now 'y the amount of iight falling upon NG AND TAILORING, tood. aval uffairs, died today at his home that the sarcophagus has been found, it ) NTING, JOBBING, STATIONERY. TR— Two miles of the Jackson highway , i ¥ .. e may not alter his previously an- Rt ~PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, S ] AN . 8 ay | a London suburb, Mr. ! 3 | The telephonic current from the |sa. REPAIRING AND PIANO TUNING. ——— N T e between New Haven and Atherton-|pcviand had a large share in the nounced decision not to employ |cell is then passed through the au. |$3—WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES, DOG—large, biack sod tes (ms ville was under water from the Roll- n.ioiration of the naval annual for TOENtgen rays on the tomb this sea- s i ‘dlon amplifier, where it is built up | = | OF SUTU YO Christmas, Notify Fred Sun- by ara 1 al | amp 3 £ » FDUCATIONAL. . 441 VWest Main, 'Phone 1832- ing Fork river and tourists bound 10 't}o nuct 25 yoars or more and was SON. hundreds of thousands of times, . S in Post Office T Plorida by motor were reported tem- oo jitor for a time during the war, e Icooley’ ohler and Basse[[ Leaders Thus, the actor's words are converted “DANCIS MN,::‘{““ e grid Finder return to M porarily halted and mail service par-|untii he became attached to the ad- Carter 1s Worriod |into telephonic eurrents, amplified, v . Tady’s nose §iasecs, 108t ¥ris tially disrupted miralty war staff, 1917-18, He wrote | London, Jfan, vlu_u correspond- | ' s 00 [ [ photographically registered on the | PRIV, I3 ~ 5 betwocn Hoston store and Frasklis - extensively for the Daily Press and | ¢t of the Exchange Telegraph at n [ale nies film and eventually transformed back - g Bq. _Return Mie Dusham, Hoston Stere. 54 Fect at Cincinnati the magazines and reviews on naval, | UXor, Egypt, forwards the following again into telephonic currents which LOVMEN' o Gl vk Ilvwe Gt ue Cincinnati, Jan. 5.—Continuing its | INternational and historical subjects | dispatch e | sl o 1€ made audible by the loud speaker. | #9—xarpL v A | _Church_ 8, | 31164, g sl e a|and was the author of several vol-| “Following Howard Carter's magol- | Two out of the thirce prizes offered "0 0% e L i 8 G MO ' IGCKITROOR - contaTning ~sum ~of Tom steady rise of one-tenth of a foot an ficent discove f the o ¢ ¢ fe | ue for rapid N OWAN . oy he Oh e at C umes on naval history and develop. | ficent discoveries of the contents of by the Nutmeg rifle lcaguc s jeeted upon a screen to be viewed, it . i) Mon., Lwc, 31, Uwber amy have same s ot ll 3 e nase mints. the second and successive shrines in fire match were won by the New iy ewiye necessary to project the|es—Hmrp—Mon OR WOMKN, by caliing at_Parker, Buokey Buking Co. Y Seday had dminglindbed oo o e — |the Tutenkhamen tomb, there has|Britain men. Cooley of the New Brit-| joung in order that it may appear to | 4§—SITUATIONS WANTED—M 3 Tost beiweon Blaniey approximately 64 feet, two feet higher s % : w. [come a sudden siump. Mr. Carter|ain Rifie club took first prize with &l o' trom the actor's lips This is BITUATIONS WANTED--WOMEN, Works and n»nm. Vinder ‘phone 681-4, than the = so-calied ilood stase. Bighop Tierney Assembly™ |nas been working under the nighest|seorc of 175, Bassett of the Corbin|gome (1o Ehe Actors lbs, b I =N e Qo5 PR walch ok it Weather bureau oftictals expected the Plans Annual Banquel tension lately and the culmination of | Russwin club won the third prize|pom the machine to the sercen |46 VEES OPPORTUNITIES. "hone 188 rise to continuc until late tonight or " his brightest hopes has been followed a score of 1 Ohler of Bristol ’ Y . " ~~INVESTMENTS, STOCKR, BONDS. L] tomorrow, but at a diminishing rate At a meeting of the Bishop Tierney t " with a score o . where a loud speaker is attached, N i TR » y . _ " g by a reaction. x x x x took second pl with a score of St e 1 el us 160k your owing to the spreading of the waters assembly, Fourth Degree Knights of | "%, Pt n c0% o) the Valiey ? no chargs. or thi o, A ':5" u°mn'|" o Studio, over a wider scope of territory, Columbus, last night plans were made Elinn viada gt = Lo B - : : i * A. O, H. INSTALLATION of Kings yesterday afternoon in a he match was open to all riflemen WANTED--1,000 men, wonien and children for the annual banquet and reception | Many families 1iving in the extreme e tosb Attt ||\r‘ Flks club, The V!AZIng sunlight wearing a heavy i, the state who were members of A joint installation of officers of | | to be wall divssed on casy weekly pay low Iying portions of Newport and | ol T epoakers plans to bring | 0Vereoat his face was druwn with the |qypy affillated with the National Rev. W. A, Harty Braneh, A. O, H., | ments. Moston Ciuthing dtore, 65 Church Covington, Ky., across the river from |ZOTRRIEE B8 BRoR s e here to | NEAVY Mrain of the last few duys.|yinle assoclation. There were about and the Ludics' Auxiliary, A. O. H., aadk [ mats, Bomt ste ) o Cineinnati vacated the | floors of "l‘;"‘;'- "'jb "fl” “‘Yr: 10 the size of Th® correspondent has excellent rea- | .o gut.of-town contestants, as well will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday | | their homes lust night as the water Shett ”""”»‘n";'”wh‘:r f;{ Uekets wily | "on 10 believe that his relations with | L o o citatives from the two local afternoon in Judd's hall. County | Her Porteait is to Be Hung in House | §AVE i from the Ohlo and Lyking rivers |1 !||:‘t'-d :” 100. The committee in | "® EE¥ptian government are gotting| ... The program called for 10 president Lawrence P, Mungan of this| Netal backed up through sewers and flooded 'h i o of ":M'k monis contists of | MOT® intolerable all the time, which, shots in each positién, prone, sitting, city will be in ¢ of the installa :luuu m ml- No seri e o ™Y | rhomas W. Crowe, Frank J. O'Brien, "°:"' ‘lm:'v“ " = ';"’L"";’“a"""{ To- |kneeling and standing, loading and | tion of the officers of the Reve W. Al wwonen Membor, ————— TRRAe. TR LOSH: FpOruOs MOWRVET |t Heniry W. Lasch, Soveph Ryun, P, |10 y of the tomb, Is affecting | g, o of the entire string to be done Harty Branch and Mrs, Charlos Me- AUTOMOTIVE Rallroad traffic in and out of the ; j.\ o ,."f'_', ‘i,”"h Michae! P, his constitution, which has not beq ,.h“ Bve inutes. Carthy of this city, county president | By The Associated Pross downtown stations had not been in- p' oy O SRR S T ' T+ f1obust for some yvears, | Cooley of New Britain gave a re-|of the auxillary will Install the offi-| Plymouth, Eng. Jan. b.—A signal torfered with early today but officialy 5 o p 5 Neverthel he is continuing his cera of that branch. Represe ntaives | honor is to be pald Lady Astor, con | v | markable exhibition of fast shooting, | bhad completed arrangements to work which for the next few. days getting total of 178 out of a pos.|of the state and county official boards | servative member of the house OF | “hing bullt and Buick 18 buliding | wbandon these terminaison short Daughters of Isabella [must be robbed of its glamor X X X |\ "90s the shooting being at 60:And National Director John 8. Me-|commons for the Sutton division of | New® Mriain Buick Vo 28b ALS oovm: Mr. Carter believes that he will be % Carthy, of New Haven will be in at« | Plymouth sinee 1919, according to Phone st notice should the nacessity arise Vew i ot and the ten ringed bull being At Install New Officers .. 1, reach the point where it win | °0t 8 d tendance, The cntertainment, which | Viscount Astor, former member for | CADILLAC — CAIS - Baies —and Barvice, Indications are for continned cold A 1 Tedekt Ipsatiation’ Rete N is . but half an inch . weather for the next several days h e possible to raise the lid of the sar will follow the eeremonies, will consist | this constituency and now sitting in Notor Lo, *I Heputabie Cot Sewan, _corner Lincoll ¥ the Daughters of Isabella, the follows | cophagus & fortnight henee he: T and this, weather bureau officials be : phag . when FILEMENT LIKELY of solos by Mrs. M. T, Crean, Joseph [the house of lords, Mo announced T lieve make it cortain that the river /D& wers alled: Regent, Miss Mary further and more dramatic discover- : : A. Haffey, Helen Brennan, John J.|that a painting is to be placed in Ry ey oy - i will come to a stand at 1 Gaffney: vice-regent, Miss Nellle Hane | fcs are cortain,” Havana, Jan, 5, Settlement, pos- | o . P o 2 2 " . | K Lo & Kim_st, 0 W At not to exceed O'Brien, Maric 8hine, Urban T, Cal-| parilament commemorating the ar- o the 88 ¢ . rahan; recording secrctary, Miss sibly by today, of the strike on the| - o 1 I : 2t ) . of oo care Tor economical e 85 foot stage b otk i Rl s [t raiirond nas predieted late jast | #han. Heien Long, John Kiley, Ruth|rival of the first woman member of [ Guusporiasion, sew siritain Motor. Sates st gl b b oo i KILLING WAS “ CIDENTAL s 1 el Trom Camaguey to | 120 Vincent Ringrose, Rose Frey and [the house of commons, In the person | _Luib. s Mais sticet, Mrs. Anna Taricani: treasurer, Mrs. Rridgeport, Jan Joseph Orowe, [ NIRNE In dispatches from Camaguey 10| g Py vy \,,, lLady Astor; the former Nancy | DUDUE uuu'm-.n Delia. MeCabe; chancellor, Miss Nellle | four years old, fatally shot on De.|the newspaper 11 Mundo. The mes d = | Langhorne of Virginia. The pletire | 500 servic s Kuhr custodian, Mrs. Elizabeth | cember 20 by his brother, Stephoen, |sages zald that viee-president Gruber LA : . | ye h 3 o we e = pecia otice Mangan: monitor, Mrs. Nellle Foley: | aged six, at a Christmas iree celebra. | %ho has charge of eperations on 1 SUITACEN SNRRAS RN I;‘q::nlnwh pondg iy 3{,..'.‘"“1:‘.:':3.' UURANT AND_STAR woiev cars. ~ dies inside guard, Miss Mary McDonough; | tion at their home, met death aeci- | road, had aceepted a basis for Panama an. b-Major Gen.|ou o iabeth is portrayed. & Betwve 18 e :"..‘.'w“r..k.,',:,'"": Notice to whom It may conce outside guard, Miss Margaret Lan-|dentally, according to a finding filed | ment offered by the strike 2 Mioon M. Patrick, head of the United FED Ak Veite i, et S A1l those interested in return of lieense ders: seribe, Mrs, Mary Hinehliffe, | today by Coroner Phelan tails were given, States air serviee, arvived yeste r:h\l e, geauiue Pl money due them from the state, will |The retiring regent, Mrs, Margaret — —_— - to inspect the afr defense system of | A portion of the old Roman wall please attend a meeting to be held Hannon, was presented with a wrist, That New York woman arrested | “Why don't you run your domestic [the 1% a canal. Porty planes|of London has recently heen uncovs Tuesday afternoon, Jan. Kth at 3| watch A large class of candidates for voting three times may have been |a pre ditions 1 P OTORCY standard motion picture machine, | 16 MOTOR! of Commons to Commemorate Fiest 3 o and Truck Agencles BUICK MUTOR™ CARS - “Hetter UUDSUN AR Essha au fairs on u business basis?" flew seaward to mnect the transport|ered in Hounsditeh, 1t is 8 feet 8 LSL UUR SIS wel cvavise. i o'clock at the Washington hote vas initiated and following the meet. | repeating, and again she may have “I tried that, but oy wite called in | Mihiel which brought him here. Gen. |inches thiek, faced with squared 1oy _Arch B, win Signed ing refreshments were served and a| been changing her mind.—Newark [ her mother as budget dircetor.”— |Patrick expeets to return to the | stones, and filled with smaller stones, | dUrsoBiie CANS Committer | soetal hour enjoyed | Ledger. Judge | United States on January 8. over which cement had been poured, | Servie i “n-umru | 1 Mam o - = i e h ) 5 LLARUTON o U G A Beice, el A B THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER __Force This on Your French-Homn ST o [T e woiid vve Ushiaid wolor Lare, Saies 888 A G, Hewke, 86 Kl sirest *tA MAD ABOUT YOU -SIMPLY LTS GO GET MARRIED - AOW- By :«Tn - 1 CAN'Y S\keP - CANY AT ONCE! - - MO DARLING, 1'™ [ T =: and e wew Botain, Cons 110, enis for ubbeiw, —— STUDLBAKERS- Light sz tourt 98, I8l Wik tourng, 81,500; by n’i‘u-’n-’: U, B, w0y, M. icving Jesver, i Bl “Alis & Bludeoaker yeur.” VE-KNIUHT AND UVARLAND meioy SR iounn B0 8 Ein 8. weryics, A8d y The Eleeve -Vaire Motor” Paoue 20e1-4. ondition, tew Woyal cerd tives bagtiss, 131 A Perfect Understandmg WHO'S THIS on JESS /ES OLGA'S BEEN T = S ik et OLGA ASH & one OF 8| My BesT ‘ ' 15 RUSHINT POLLY'S PALS || FRIEND FOR AND 1 TELL YOu SHE TEN YEARS ' HASMYT GOT A SINGLE o REDEEMING FEATURE ! OFEK EVENINGS AKD SUNDATS NEW BRITAIS | FORD SEDAN. 1921; good running | fom gowd puint. C.UA. Bence, 81 Meiw | #e; phome |FORD touring car, i aemountabis £ood tires; $50. Box 13, Heraid. FRANKLIN touring car. tn excelient - Wion; mew puint. Jdeal car for the wis- ter monthe. M. irving Jester, Arch Si. “This is & Sradebuk HAOPMOBILE touring A W me-nenleally; Be M tires, and §ood; 0350 takes B, A U ll-nn. " B Wr phome 2056 FORD. condition. Tires Avtometive Used 8. Phens 17894