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Helps Kiansm'an Recover
Lost Money And Papers
HARTFORD. Dee L—liecause
,“Ilo blows or harsh words were
Ind‘ when its called at the office
It the "t'athollc Transcript" last
week. C. C. l.l\'urmore of Suft'ern. N.
Y.. a member of tlto liu Klux Klan.
has become a subscriber to tho
“Transcript." After acknowledging
ll'i writing the courtesy with which
he was received. the "Transcript" ro-
Dorts. Mr. l.iwrmoro paid his sub-
scription in advance.
Mr. l.l\'t~rmore_ who was accom-
panltd to Hartford by.l-‘rcd L. i-Zr-
list. it l-l'olher liiansinan. canto 'iI‘t‘l‘
to claim a )lOl'ltr‘iijotlk containing:
“mi-"9y uld documents." which he
lost “title. passing through lit-st
Hartford “CNN”. The poem-thunk
hn'i rub-womanly htcu lnrnt~i our
to tho "’l‘rnnscript.”
.lfte- ho had identttled his pro-
pt-rty and it had bun restored to
him. Mr. Liwrmoru rerun-sled tin,-
uso of a: put. its wrutu as follows:
"i wish to thank lln- "tinthuac
't‘ranrcript" for its kindness '.Ii te-
turnlnn my pocketbook as referred
to in the issue of November iii. The
[maple of thit: office. were \cry l‘Olll‘.
icons and no blows or harsh words
were used as some [u-(ipll‘ might
think."
After signing the acknowledgment.
the owner of the pocketbook offered
to reward the "Transcript" tor the
return of his property. When this
was der-lim-l hr rubscrthed to the
paper.
'l'liti mll.t)r
cording to ye. .errlay's issue of.
i the "Transcript," ac-
that
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t‘ll’l‘ THIS Ol'T—l’l‘ IS “'OR'I'H
MONEY.
Eel ”ll-9 ad and 10 cents to Foley
& Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave.. Chicago.
111.. writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive a trial bot-
tle of. Foley's Hgney and Tar Can-
pound. for rounils. colds, eroup
(spasmodic) and tickling throat;
' also a. trial packet each of I-‘olcy
Pills, a diuretic stimulant for the
kidneys. and Foley Cathartio Tablets
. for constipation. biliousness. and
sick headaches. These wonderful
remedies have. helped millions of
people. Semi for them.—~Adv.
paper." NJllI‘d the opportunity. while
Mr. Ltverntoro was identifying ‘hln
properly to discuss frankly with
both man .who said they were mem-
bersof the Klan. such widely vary-
in; subjects as tho Klan and the
Knights of Columbus.
The \"iritors, accOrdlug
to tho.
”transcript." are quoted as agreeing’
that "any man ought to be fret: to
belong to any society he ohooses.’
Thu tloslnx paragraph of
”transcript" account reads:
“Besides the psporieneo gained
throughout the episode. the ‘Tran-
script‘ can boast of a new subscriber
and \‘0UCll for tho gentlemauiy con-
duct of two Klansurcu."
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Men Are Best Cooks
Men are more interested in food
and therefore make the best
th 0
.cooks. declares Norman \‘enner. no-
\tL'lltli. in "The London Doroptimist."
official organ of the. Soroptimist
Club.
"No women should ever be h cook.
as men manage much better. being
more interested in things to out.”
says Mr. \‘enncr. who contends that
no woman should ever be captain of
a ship. as the sea is too masculine
an element.
No woman. he goes on. should
over he in charge of an automatic
road drill. or a steam crane. or a
battery of horwltzers; no woman
should ever be a soldier. sailor. tia-
kt-r. tramp. professional wrestler.
diver or boilormaker. But apart
from these the world of human et-
fort is open to the woman worker.
“and I for one." says tho author.
“only hope they will get on with it
in large numbers." a
The writer takes a fling at the
men in his article in the feminist
magazine, especially the. politicians
and labor leaders here. who. he
claims. in connection with the coal
industry tie-up. ”have made a mess
of things."
Mrs. ltiodell Ill
Mrs. Frederick t". Riedell is seri-
ously ill at her home. 29 Spring Hill
road. Dr. J. W. Volimer is in nt~
tendance.
C Keep Your Food (‘old and
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Have us supply you steaduy and regularly, it costs little.
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Your
16 Fine
' Fragrant cedar fuil‘of oil knots is used—ail are beautifully made.
Another specml value is the new 42 in. chest in natural cedar or walnut fi
Metal Bag Frames
At‘ Attractive
Clearance Prices
Some at 49 cts.
Reg. $1
Gold or silver metallic
frames, square style,ia
newest designs for those
planning on making a
fancy. embroidered or
beaded bag for Christmas
gtvmg. .
Other frames. formerly 32
Sale $1.29
Second floor.
Choice ‘ of
Road's
I-Cea'or‘ Chests
Chests Formerly Priced $35 to $45 ‘
Big 60 in. chests which were formerly $45 as well :45
others ranging in size'
Cold and Silver
Kid Mules
A Distinctive Fashion
Note
Beautiful, yet practical
are these mules that will
combine with any ward-
robe. Lined in pastel
shades. A stunning
Chrigtmas gift. $10
Main floor.
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I News of the
Book Comer
Two new best sellers offer wonderful (it suggestions
.. "introduction to Salt 3"
by
Elizabeth, is delicious. Sally
was the most beautiful girl in the world—beautiful, but
dumb—and the gay tale of her mishaps, her victims, her
marriage. abduction, and ultimate trium
inimitable Elizabeth manner.
“Galahad," by John Erskine.
in the
$8.80
No book of the season
ph is told
has been so eagerly awaited by sophisticated readers.
who found “The Private Life of Helen of Troy," 3
morsel iust to their taste. Once more Mr. Erskine lays
- violent hands upon the classics, this time dealing with
Launcelot and Goings-re. Elaine and Galahad, and
Arthur the king. The result is not only entertainment of
the first order. but a shrewd commentary on men. wo-
men and love.
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It. isn't often the camera finds President Coolidge in numbing but a
highly cairn mood. But here is a picture showing him actually excited.
He's clapping his hands and everything.
titre. boys to the “hits House to prerent the president. with the new
The tK‘t‘asion was the. \isit of
Valentino Double '
‘ Found In Germanyl
l BERLIN (Ai‘i---"\\'omtn. or: i
those tears—Valentino . qnlvuli all
been found." announced a big head- i
:liner in the Berlin Acht l‘hr Abend- i
l hiatt. Both Germany and Hungary. ;
the newspaper said. claim to ban '
found so striking a. double. for the
into film sheik that. fans will he un-
able to notice the substitution. As
proof the newspaper printer] photo--
graphs of Rudolph Valentino an
Emmo Jngo, the German double.
side by side. It, showed also Tlhor
Mindszenty. a Hungarian. in the
makeup of Valentino as the iiussinn
oflicer in "The Eagle." and next to it
a photograph of Rudy in the some
role. In both cases, the similarity is
startling.
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from 45 in. to 48 in.
nish $25
Fourth floor.
Clearance of
Hand
Embroidered
Art Models
Attractive sample a r t
pieces in our embroidery
section have been grouped
together and priced so low
that they will‘hc snatched
up early . ‘ j
B a b y dresses, scarfs,
c e n is r s, pillows, bed-
spreads, towels, etc.. some
being slightly soiled—“but
all perfect in quality.
Mn floor.
Orders MusttBe
' Placed Before
‘ Dec. 5
on Machine
W
HIM-fr
So expertly done that
they look like hand-
work! Place your orders
now—before it is too
late. One, two and
three initial monogram
in white or colors '
86 eta. ml (1.59 dos.
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71/2 Percent Wage
Increase Awarded
To Railroad Men
.\ partial victory
Ct-illtxt with the eastern railroads
“as “on )eslt-rtlny by lithium con-
ductors and lrnizunen. 'i'i‘ .tr‘nilru-
on board whith hmrd tlw contro-
Vrsy awarded the men an increase
(If 7'}; per cent over lhu )li’l“"iit tiny
schedules. "he original t'vqut'st or
the men was for an inert-usi- of 11'
per cent.
Accordlni: to :t Sint"'tllt'lll issuer
last. night by the (‘Uititl'uiiCL‘ corn-
mlttee ot the eastern ralruads ,the
award will add $15,000.0un lo th-r
rumis‘ annuz'l ptl)‘ roll. , Had the
men rt-t-elx‘eti thsir full l‘vqlitst ”1'.“
increase. would ham amounted to
in their wage
, $35,000,000. lll“ railroads estimated.
The new pay increase is r-i'it-etive
December 1: The requrst or the
mm was that the award in: mutit‘ re-
' imitative to January 1 of this gear.
Four of SN You: An uni
The award was made by a \ ate of
{our of the six members of the
ru’il'tl and marks the first decision or
kind under the new Watson-
.‘rlu‘r act. for the adjudication of
‘irond disputes. itds rut-rally. but
i~‘_';:1!‘;\' binding on both the rail-
tilitl the men.
l‘l.-- nillrtnatitn rules were cast by :
.-.nm:irt Edgar 1:. Clark. fortmrly
of the interstate Commerce
t-mniisrinih of \\'.t:'hint:lun. 1!. t1;
. l‘. Curtis of titular ltnpidr. ia..
l presenlntltr-z the ("lift of Railway
t «planters; l). L. (Tease, editor 0!
"Me ltulirrad Trulnman." rum:—
1 .v'l
.“llllll?! tho llrotlterhortd of itai‘wai
r: iinmen. and William 1). Baldwin
. the utis lllevator company. The
.i disarming menthtrs were. 1:. Y.
zen-«ml manager of the
‘ ‘znsylrania railroad, and William
\ Baldwin. vice-president of the
Tltv‘ railroad. the ruiirnsds' repre-
ntnllvva on the board.
Monarchists Can’t“.—
Agree On New Chief
lionarehists propaganda organiza-
tions. which have been
among themselves for some time.
have split on the question of who
_thcy want to restore to the throne.
,Captaln Arno J-Jhrhardt. one of the
traders of the Kapp bear cellar re-
\‘uli. against the Republic in 1920.
Ems gone over to the “Steel 1101
I \Ks-‘X.
tarts." a notiorullst semi-militaristic. *
order of "young bloods." with the
t declaration that he wants an "elec-
live" monarchy. ,
"I have no sympathy for those
: who deserted the Fatherland in time
or gre'ttost need." the declaration
‘_ says. "Tho nationalist youth move-
} rncnt will not lift a finger to restore ,
tin: cowards to the throne.”
Count Ruediger van der Goltz. rc-
‘ tired general and now one of the
lighting
.~ t'RiDAY. openness their}
Friends Blamed
For Breaking Up
Chaplin Home
nos .tNtiliiJ-ltim-«ltintin r Mrs.
Charles Spencer t‘huplm lt-ft hurt
'hnsbund's home ’i‘uesduy lu-enum- of.
lliti lilfllllil to illit‘tl Kilt-sis :t|.t “my
entertaining. or ulwtlnt' the hunt
clash was brought almut by a drink-
in}: party. the courts will han- to or.
thltJ.
Mrs. Chaplin says lint the t'ulmln-
atton of a series of t'i‘Ul'lilt'H “as tin,
ectuodiuu's instills to the linron and
liurotu-ss do l’r--courl. whom she
met while returning rm-rully it‘Oill
liouoiulu and who “in: iwr flUt'hifl
Monday night.
Chaplin says lite scpnramon “Us
due to his objections to .i "noisy
drinking party of men and womt-n
who came to my house at right min.
utes past o'clock in thr- morning."
Definite dorclopnu-nls were. an an-
aouncemeut by Mrs. Chaplin's law.
yer that "some action" would be
taken— though he refused to say
whether she would ask tor 51.0%,.
C00 and $2.000.000 or more or less—-
and a statement by Al itrtws. lite
eomedian‘s business manager. ihlt.
Chaplin would not Cm responsible for:
his wife‘s further debts. :
"All 1'" say." Mrs. t‘haplln ren-
py homo and chlttlrn-n haw- bet-ti
might have been a happy dream. 1
cannot so back to Mr. Chaplin. The
two yours since our marriage haw-
boen too trying. 1 rust say no morn."
Chaplin is said to tune been work.
int: late at the studio Monday night.
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Charitrix
Bern‘s Princess Alexia Obelcnsirl.
‘ of i... «a. as she reached New York
lured. "is that my hopes for a hup- on "m 8- 8. Olympic. ‘0 “I" the
United States for the benefit of
shattered. and it is thu end of what .‘lnscot‘itc kids.
tut was at home when the guests
arrived from a. hotel. He is said to
ham left his room and spoken to
fill: visitors in such a manner that
tlmy'immediately left the. house.
the case of Anthony i‘aduto. chair.-
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Taking Evidence 3
ilomcr M. iiylhgton, COlHlNl 5m-
t~ral at Naples. truly, has been ill“,
pointed authority by the ruiprrtor|
lConsul Byington l EURALGIA. ‘
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tIourt totaltt: ti-‘poslttons in italy lily
Cd with the nturdnr of (Debate Clu-
menlt which in scheduled to (‘Olllci
up during the, I'r-emnber term of the?
court.
Judge Alfred linldwin will hold aj
hearth: Monday atwhtch time a flute .
will be set for the trying of i'n-iulaf
and also themurdur Cllulgt: against:
Rocco Strglovani. charged with tho!
murder of Giacomo ‘Joko” lit'i’tllm. .
it is probable tho Sirgiovnni rat-e
will be tried before the i‘ndula ease.
Several dopesitions must be. taken
in the. I’uduin cast: regarding tht I
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EARLY
record of Clelncnti in ltaiy. (.‘ounsrl ,
General Bylagton has taken some or; -.__
this‘
at
thesu and forwarded them to
country and others are enroute
tho-present tlma. .
According to the records rwcix. .1;
from Italy Clemeutl had a long rm»,
0rd in that country and was twice
implicated in murders there. llr also:
served time for some action taken!
against the government during “or,
time. These records will it" intrm.
duced at the trial by Judge
Keogh counsel for I’ariuia.
The state has preparer) its (1853'
itt both the I'nduln and Sirglornnuil
cases and' it is probable that tht-yl
will take several dais when thri-I
come up for trial.
John;
Judge in... Keuizh is r‘o'inre‘. tori
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"l-‘atherlnnd 8 0 cl e t y." denounces
l-Zhrlmrdt, necussimr him of falsify-'
in ghistory in so much as the former -
{Kaiser was virtually forced to ab-
‘; dieate. The Society of German Offl-
: eers scans at Ehrhardt's idea. of an
elective monarchy as little better
, than the Republic. In a recent dec-
lamtion the society considers its
members’ oath of allegiance to Wil-
liam It unbroken.
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1 Missouri remained the "show rots"
State in electing a wet. Senator and
,voting dry on the referendum. ~—
, Duluth News-Tribune.
i . To secure good figures women are
advised to swim. Preferably the
Channel. Judging by Miss Ederie's
,vuudevilie contract. -— Wall Street
Journal.
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