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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
NUNCA Sc ESAYUNE listed
SIN TOMAR Aqua CALlENTE
Ell neor medic ii Sentrse ben evitar enfermeda
des ess mar aqua caliente AyunaS

Quienes padecen de dolores de cabeza,
biliosidad, resfriados y estrenimiento;
quienes, al despertar, tienen NAL alien
70 Y un sabor deslgradable EN- la boca;
quienes sufren de dolor de espalda y reu
matismo. y quienes eXperimentan aci-
dez, llenura y malestar despues de las
comidas, deben ensayan ell muy benef,
co tratamiento que dejamos descrito.
En- cualQuier farmacia pueden comprar,
por unos pocos centavos, un cuarto de
ibra de Fosfato Limestone. Basta tai
cantidad para experimental los grandes
beneficios que reporta ell uso diario dc
esta substantial en- combination con ell
aqua caliente.
Recu6rdese siempre que el banjo inter
no eS mucho mas importante rGa VA
sa!ud que ell aseo exterior, porQue los po
ros nunca absorben las impurezas depo-
sitadas EN- ellos, mientras que los intes.
tinos 81 absorben las substancias vene
nosas las llevan la sangre, causando
asi grave daiio todo ell ORGANISING. Lo
que el jabon y el aqua hacen con la pie,
es decir, limpiarla, refrescarla y tonif-
carla, ESQ mismo hacen ell aqua calien-
tie y ell Fosfato Limestone con ell higa-
do, los rihones y los intestinos. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
POR JUGAR A LO PROHIBIDO

Ell policia Julio Santini llevo ante
ell tribunal municipal Abraham Ra-
mos Y Rosendo Rodriguez, quiGnes
EN- la Perla", jugaban el juego de-
nominado "Dados", con dinero Y por
interes. Tanto los dados como el di
nero ocupado Sc puso disposition del
tribunal, como prueba.
FL juez Santos impuso cinco dola-
res a cada uno, un dia de carcel por
cada dollar que dejasen de pagar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
Ell MUND0
INFORMATION GENERAL
soCIEDAD AGRICoLA

Han sido presentadas en- La oficina
del Secretario Executive, las clausulas
de incorporation de una corporation
que Sc trata de organizar con ell nom-
bre de 1.-THE Rosita Agricultural Co. =,
cuya ofcina Sc establecera en- San Juan.
Los fines principales que Sc propone la
proyectada corporation son comprar,
vender cultivar cafias de azlcar, CO.
cos, frutas y legumbres; establecer una
lecheria criar, comprar y vender aves
de corral.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01

Lo mismo que el carbs-3 al consumir
sc, deja cierta cantidad.s materia in
combustible en- forma di-leniza, los ali
mentos y las bebidas Il J tomamos a
diario, dejan en- ell intesho cierta can,
tidad de residuos indig yIbles, los cua-
les, 81 no son expelidostbr ei organis-
mo de modo regular y ! hpleto, Sc con-
vierten en- lin foco alill tieio de milo
nes de bacterias que III stan los intes-
tinos. Ademas, tales n luos producer
substancias venenosasD son absorbi-
das por los intestinos pasan al to-
rrente circulatorio.
Las personals que NE logran SEN
tirse bien, deben prinl III Immediate
lneslte ia -lmpiaza.dSA Arganos inte-
riores por medic deYh1 atinal in
terno. Para efectuarl&, 0l tNomar to.
das las mananas, santes Isl desayuno, un
vase de aqua caliente d una cuchara-
dita de Fosfatos Lipest le. Esta agra
dable combinacion expl IA completa y
rapidamente, taiito las haterias deja-
das por los alimentos dgeridos la Wis.
pera, como las substa4iaS toxicas y
mantiene asi limpio yefresco todo e.
sistema digestive. n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
POR TENER UN ALAMBIQUE.

Ell detective Manuel Garvarin for
mulo denuncia contra Juan Sanchez,
quien tenia en- su possession, como due
no, un alambique de destilar alcoho-
les, desmontado, sin estar autorizado
por la ley. Ell alambique fue llevado
ante el tribunal como prueba.
FL juez Santos declare al acusado
culpado del delito y lie impuso Glen
dolares de multa un dia de carcel
por cada dollar que dejase de pagar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
Sc oLvIDo DE Los sELLos

Manuel Alvarado, de Manati, Y We
cino del caserio de "Hoyo Frio", en-
Puerta de TERRA, fue denunciado por
los policias Jose r. vazquez Jose
R. Rodriguez. La acusaci6n presenta-
da contra este individuo fue por haber
traficado con 25 cigarros sin tener Sc
llos de Rentas Internas. Ell tribunal mu-
nicipal 10 sentencio a pagar $40 de mul-
ia y confsco los cigarros clandes.inos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
DON ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ

Saludamos aver en- San Juan nues-
tro excelente amigo don Antonio Ro-
driguez, quien representa- en- los paises
de Hispano-America la conocida y re-
putada casa Brewer y Co.., quimi
cos manufacturers de Worcester, Mass
Ell sefior Rodriguez, es asinatsmo uno
de los empleados mas altos des la ex-
presada frma, a cuyo puesto ha asllega-
do por su honradez acrisolada por
su actividad, que no reconoce limites
nj fronteras. Talentoso en- grade ssl'
mo, no ha necesitado para subir, car
tas de recommendation nj ha buscadt
infuencias que 10 eleven.
Nuestro amigo permanecera en- Puel
to Rico hasta el prozimo mes de dii
ciembre, en- que embarcara para Jos E'
tados Unidos, desde cuyo pals saldla
en- asuntos comerciales, para la rep6;
blica Argentina. Visitara ademas
las principales ciudades de la Ameri-
ca del Sur, donde ha estado va va
rias ocasiones, en- negocios de la po
derosa firma que representa-.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
UNA sUBAsTA

Aver Sc llevo cabo la subasta para
la construction de un comedor v dos ca
setas para ell Sanatorio Insular de Tu-
berculosos, habiendose presentado para
la misma Luis Gar6falo y Felix Benitez
Rexach. La proposition mas baja fue
la del senior Gar6falo, y esta pendiente
de Ia resolution de La Junta Adjudica-
dora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
PoR vENDER SACoS DE
AZUCAR INCONIPLEToS

FL Inspector dc Pesas y Medidas,
Eastor Valentin, eyer nevo ante el
tribunal municipal Jose Perez, quien
ilega,mente, por conducto de su en-
pleado, vendio Manuel Mufoz, cien-
to cincuenta libras de azlcar razon
de nueve centavos y medic la libra,
dandole ciento cuarenta y seis hbras en-
peso brute, defraudando de esa manera
al comprador. Ell juez Santos lie impu-
so cinco d6lares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
LA JUNTA ExAMINADoRA DE
MEDICOS

La Junta Examinadora de Medicos
Sc reunira maiiana a las diez y media,
con el fin de considerar las solicitudes
para Medicos, Practicantes, Nurse" "
Y Comadronas, presentadas hasta la fe-
cha. Tambien Sc tratara todo 10 concer-
niente los examenes, que empezaran
el dia siete de octubre,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
LOS QUE vIAJAN

FL Gobernador ha expedido los 81
guientes pasaportes:
Para Venezuela: Enrique Rubio y
Jose D. Rodriguez Agosto; para ,Santo
Domingo: Eleodora Linardo; para Cuba:
Manuel Reyes y Braulio Rodriguez; y
para santo Domingo y Cuba, Manuel
M. de la Vega.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
LOS ACADEMIES DE LA VIDA

Angel Asencio sufri6 aver un sin
cope en- momentos en- que pasaba por la
calle de Tetuan. Angel Asencio es ma
tural de Trujillo Alto vecino de la
casa nGmero 18 de la calle de San Sc
bastian. AL sufrir ell sincope rodo por
TERRA, produciendose algunas lesiones
y fue nevado al Hospital Municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
Dependents de Farmacia

Con buenas referencias Y bastante
practica Sc solicita un DEPENDENT
TIE de FARMACIA.
No Sc tomara en- consideration min
guna solicitud que no venga acompa-
NADIA de referencias.
JUANA DIAZ DRUG co.
Juana Diaz, P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
AGREDIDo A UNA ANcIANA

El policia Mario Miranda ha pre-
sentado una denuncia de acometimien
to y aggression grave contra Ramon Pc
rez, de Ciales, por haberle asestado un
fuerte puietazo en- la cara a la ancia-
ma Antonia Fernandez, vecina de la
casa numero 81 de la calle de San Jose.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
LA "soCIEDAD BLOT"

Hemos sido invitados para el baile
de confanza que en- los salones del ms
tituto de Jose de Diego, celebrara ell
cuatro de octubre, las nueve de la no
che, la "Sociedad Blot.
Agradecemos "a cortesia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01

Don Emilio Canals, inspector en- el
NegOciado de ODras Publicas, ha reci-
bido aumento ell la remuneration que
disfruta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
LA HIsToRIA DE
ToDos LOS DIAs

En- ell kil6metro 145 de la carretera
que atraviesa por Aguadilla Ell auto.
m6vil de la sonora Clotilde z. de Lopez
arrollo Alexandra Roman, vecino del
barrio de "Cerro Gordo", de Aguada,
causandole varias lesiones, de las que
fu6 curado en- la sala de socorros. Ell
auto iba conducido por Gerardo San
tiago Lugo.
ACUSADo DE HABER
AGREDIDO A UNA ANCIANA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01

DE Utuado informan que en- la ca
lie del doctor Cueto, I'm autom6vil que
guiaba Julio Colon choco con una BIZ
cicleta que montaba Carlos N. CT
rriga. Ell ciclista recibi6 algunas lesio-
mes en- Ell accidente Y la bicicleta con
averias considerables.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
MIRADA RETROSPECTIVE

Hoy, dia 10. de octubre, Sc cumple
un a1o que ell ejercito frances entr6
en- Saint Quintin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
"LA BOMBA"

Con ounce mil pares de zapatos
ysandslias y PARA nifOs. que realizamos
a ptecios libfes De competencia en- tama-
nos del 4 Al 8 % centavos. Idem del
s1a Al A, ee eentsVos. Tdem del 111a
al 2, 75 esntaros
M. LLINAS
Sal. Brau 50 San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
UN MITIN oBRERo

Eas huelguistas de los talleres de
Fdespalillado de Mr.. Shaw celebraron
antenoche un mitin en- el barrio de
La Perla".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
Banco Territorial y Agrfcola
de Puerto Rico
DIvIDENDO PAsIvo.

EI Consejo de Administrator session ceebrada ell
2o del actual ha acordado pedir accionistas de la
SEcUNDA SERE dvdendo pasivo de ounce dollars por
accion cuyo pago ha de hacerse effective la Gaia del
Banco mas tardar ell da 30 de Noviembre de 1919 de-
bendc los acconstas al vericar Ell pago, presentar los
Resguardos de acciones para
hacef Rnnslos, las anotaciones correspondence.
s eNtpimento de 10 que precept1a eI artcuIo IA de
Los 4lo de la Sociedad, hace p1bIco para conoci
nlenIo as los tenedores de las referdas accones.-San
Jaan 90 de setiembre de 191e.-EI Secretaro, p Ro-
ch|t|i- W. BOIL Presidente, r. r. DeIgado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
Ell PREJUICIO DEL ANTAGONISMO

No enpehemo antagonismos
eaIdad las notas pueblo del
pueblo puertoqueho pueden
de adaptation basadas edcavo dgdo atlas
rnentaidaies.
Es muy mportane que pals perfeca que
en- presnte suaci6n los puesto de nuestra administration
todos aeos desde donde puedan ncar los movnentos
deetvos de la vida p1bca desempenados por
obes nteIecuaIes de mertos audaces
retta Ell secreto de manejar infIuencias.
ineptos, historco ocasonan mas
pAe puertorrquehos prensa
tan pronO los descubra para desembarazrse
eIos
s La confuenca beneciOsa stuacion
seg1pya djmos articuo favorabemente
M bchos antagonismos que
que
y no1|a en las atlas fnaIdades
ay que presente que verdsderanlente
kad despues de todo impulse de los grandes
ptN|t|fps del cristiansmo.
A Fgrtpase Naciones, cuaquiera que sea
t0b concden aspiraciones hacia ell bien hacia
Iiseepnaniento moral material por la demo-
tracia VI por la ibertad.
Pof consiguente debemos vvr preiuicios
stuacio1es dicies hay que
dobies fuentes de bienestar
La question de los domas, que presenta
tasna, seguramene resovera ansomando Rico
pueblo biingie.
Este hecho encierra toda la poIica nuestro porven
Puerto Rico bingue mas apto para aontar ell porve
hr que. eyendo solo idioma.
Sefasun crimen negar Ell derecho que subssta Anne
Iic8 81 idiolnas sespahoI
&ana alta de sentido coGn negar ell derecho los Es
taAs ups eetender ell idioma ngIes Puerto Rico.
pesef6ps choques ALI donde debe exist la idea de
rndtla cofdhlHad.
No pensenos la mposibIidad de que enendan dos
dntas; pensemos neas que quebran sino
neas paraeas sentmentos paraeos que
ca el porvenr, serenamene sin desequibrio.
I0ue inmensas ventaas podran obtenerse de la
tnte comndad de ideas ctos dos endades de las
cuaes, de elias imagination extraordinaa
sensibldad extenada la otra relexon profunda
gran dominic sobre 81 misma?
DE este enace histoco podra obtener povenr
po de cudadano peecto condense todas las condcio
energas necesaras, por vrtud de trabao de m1tua
pacon donde cada ofrezca ejores caidades
el proceso cvco de nuestro pueblo?
Marchemos e hacia nuestro future poitco decddos
exto ensehan grandes hobres
negoco que poponen reaza expresa que
cdos de ell triunfo les espera vacacone
sion de trunfar.
las cmbes los abisn1os eercen cierta msteo
attraction por puebos honbes que evan
interior ell prop6so de la victoria generamente los
que evan corazon duda desaento generamente
raoasan.
fM JOSE CoRDILS.
San Juan, setiembre 3o 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01

LAS C 10 Iibe,aTAS Y LOS AUTOS
ditn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
VICTORY GARDEN

La notable cinta en- Z parties titula-
da "Los que Pagan, por Bessie Ba-
rricales v Howard Hickman.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01
ESPECTACU u OS
Dos Tandas

Continuation de la famosa cinta Los
Miserables'', de Victor Hugo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01

Beverly Bayne
inco 'ree's NO
acompafara Luqui-
|bajo!''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01

En- las dos tandas. La notabilisima
cinta .'Tarzan, ell hombre mono, re-
petida a petici6n de numerosas FAM
lias. Precios populares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-01

aseha
stop on sigma ii
para tren4
- Ion indie ell trains r
Nh o1nbr 4
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-14
INCREASED FARE
PROTEST HEARD
BY STATE BOARD
Quinn's Appeal Against Trac-
ton Company Before Pub
lie Service Commission

Further hearings in the protest of
Charles A. Quinn against the pro-
posed increased rates of the Harris
burg Railways. were heard this aft
ernoon by Commissioner Alcorn, of
the Public Service Commission, in
the Senate caucus room. The case
was scheduled to start at o'clock.
but was called late.
Arthur d. Rupley. of Carlisle. was
the attorney for Mr.. Quinn. and
Charles A. Bailey appeared for the
traction company.
Since the last hearing in the case,
by permission of the commission.
three auditors have been working on
the books of the company. L. j.
Bard is in charge of this work. He
was assisted by John P. Geyer and
Ira Rider. c. j. Lewis, electrical en-
gineer, has ben in charge of the val
uation work.
Treasurer O'Connel, of the Har-
risburg Railways Company. was
the first called to the stand. MIR.
O'Connel testified as to rental and
dividends paid to a number of small
lines. including the Harrisburg CITY
Railways Company and the East
Harrisburg Passenger RAILWAYS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-14
Marines and Blue Jackets
to Head Inaugural Parade;
Sproul Here Next Monday

Colonel Lewis E. Better, chief of
staff of the inaugural parade. an
nounced to-day that the procession
will be headed by a detachment of
United States Marines and Blue
Jackets from the ships in the Lea
que Island navy yards and by a Ma
rine band.
In addition to the provisional
regiment of Pennsylvania Reserve
Militia. and the political clubs and
the firemen already announced.
there will be in line the Cumberland
county home defense police, de-
tachment of state police, $50 cadets
and band of $50 pieces and stu
dent body to the number of $50
representing Pennsylvania State
College.
Governor-elect William G. Sproul
and family will arrive in Harris
burg next Monday afternoon. They
will spend the night previous to the
Inauguration in the Executive Man
sion. The retiring Governor and
Mrs. Brumbaugh will leave imme-
diately following the inaugural for
their home in Philadelphia.
Lieutenant-G Governor Frank b.
McClain is i'll at his Lancaster home.
He is expected to recover in time
to be present at the inauguration.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-14
u. S. TO ERECT THREE
BIG WAREHOUSES; HERE
Sixty to Eighty Acres More Land Middetown to Be
Used by the War Department For Buildings;
Now Considered Permanent Depot

Sixty to eighty acres more land
will be necessary for the government
developments in connection with the
Ordnance Department Depot at Mid
dletown, ii was said to-day.
There have been rumors for some
time that the Middletown Depot.
which is designed as a permanent
structure, will have to be enlarged
to meet the needs of the army and
it is practically assured that at least
three more large warehouses will
be required. 4 number of very large
steel warehouses intended for use in
France are now in the possession OF
the government in knock down
shape and these ordnance officers are
endeavoring to procure for use here.
They were on the verge or being sent
to France when the war came sud
denly to an end and are now await
fng disposal Government officers
hold that it would be much better
to utilize these than TO build new
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-14
Presents nnu al
Report to City
Council
DECLARES CITY
IN GOOD HEALTH
Financial Status Is
Excellent Mayor
Reports

Pointing to Harrisburg's
many possibilities for future
improvement and develop
ment, and to the Importance
of giving all these plans i'm
mediate and constant attention,
Mayor Daniel L. Keister pre-
sentcd to council to-day an an
nual message reviewing the
work of the last year in each of
the bureaus OF city government,
and making many suggestions
and recommendations.
Memorial Suggested
1t was the hrst report from q chief
executive of the city to the other
members of council in the last few
years, and was a comprehensive
study of each departmental activity
In addition to considering the muni-
cipal governmental work the mayor
speaks at length of the part Har-
risburg has played in winning the
war, praising the work of the men
and women, and suggesting that a
fitting memorial to the boys who
were in service would be the plac-
ing of tablets in the proposed city
and county office building.
"A general review of this patriotic
service at this time would be out of
the question" Mayor Keister stated,
except to say that the spirit which
animated the citizens of Harrisburg
at the entrance of the United States
into the war against the Central
Powers of Europe has never tagged.
Bridge Is Mentioned
Mentioning the fact that abou
1000 men from the city answered
the call to the colors. a mum ber o
them dying on the field of battle
Mayor keister then suggested th
dedication of a fitting memorial il
their honor. in addition to the me
mortal bridge which the state viii
erect at State street.
To carry out the construction o
the proposed mem orial bridge atten
ton of the voters is called TO TIL
transfer of the bridge loan whicl
will be submitted to them soon 70
decision. In the conclusion of thi
part of the report the Mayor sail
in part: TOO much cannot be sal,
of the loyal support given the coun
try by its manhood during the crisis
but a duty would be neglected if du
notice was not given TO the impor
tant part rendered by the woman
hood. The honor due then
is so great that idle words seem in
IContinucd OH Page 12.1
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-14

warehouses OF the type already on
the ground.
The Middletawn Depot was intend
ed from the first 10 be much larger
than it Is. For some reason never
explained work was cut short there
Before it had been gotten fairly un-
der way and thousands of dollars
have been spent in fitting the ground.
providing water and drainage for q
very much bigger depot than has
been built.
The present single warehouse is
entirely too small 10 meet the needs
Of the department Many carloads of
ordnance and other supplies that
should be under roof are either in
the open air or in cars that are need :
ed for other purposes and when the
army is demobilized this win be vast
ly increased Somewhere there must
be created big depot to take care
of equipment coming back from over
seas and Middletown is looked upon
favorabty by those familiar with its
accessibility from both the Atlantic
ports and the interior. AS a storage
and trsns-shipping point il is unex-
celled In the United States.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-14
'BEIDLEMAN GIVES
S1,5OO SENATE PAY
TOPOOR CHILDREN
Industrial Home, Nursery
Home and Sylvan Heights
Each Gets $500

Senator L. E Beidleman. who on
Tuesday next becomes lieutenant
governor of Pennsylvania and re-
signs then as a member of the State
Senate, to-day announced that while
the law entitled him to S1,500 salary
for the present session of the Senate
he felt that as he has been elevated
70 the lieutenant governorship il
would not be proper for him to ac-
cect the money for his own uses. He
therefore has forwarded to the Nurs-
cry Home of Harrisburg, the Chill
dren's Industrial Home and the Syl-
van Heights Home a check for $500
each, with which to meet the great
expenses the influenza epidemic and
the higher cost of living have placed
upon them. In the letter accom-
panying the checks, Senator Beidle-
man says:
l will resign my position as
State Senator TO take effect Janu-
airy 21. Under the law, how
ever, / am entitled to receive as
pensation for the Session of
1919 the sum of 1900. do not
believe, in light of my assuming
the office of lieutenant governor,
should apply this sum to my
personal use, and | have accord
lngly asked the State Treasurer
Tor three checks of $500 each,
pa!aDle to my order, one of
which / have endorsed to the
Chiidren's Industrial Home. an
other to the Nursery Home of
Harrisburg and the other to the
sylvan Heights Orphanage. |
take pleasure in handing you
herewith the one marked paya-
BILE to you, and l trust il will
serve to meet some of the needs
of your institution.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-14
SAUERKRAUT BY ANY OTHER
NAME is NOT so SWEET
It'll Taste Better by the OdTime Name, Say Epcures Who
Do Not Favor Liberty Cabbage"

Is it sauerkraut or Liberty cabbage
now that the armistice is signed"
This is the question c. W. Miller
physical director of the Central Y. NJ
C. A.. must solve before Friday night
hen members of the Businessmen 5
gymnasium class will meet at din
ner. The delicacy TO be served Is the
cabbage with roast pork. But In
sending out the invitations the words,
"sauerkraut' orr Liberty cabbage.
must be used. Mr.. Miller Is in a
ayandary as to which phrase IL cor
rect.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-14

. Some months ago, 1t will be re-
membered, there was a lengthy dis
cussion about the pro-German ten
denotes of those who use the word
"sauerkraut" and 1t was decided to
call 1t Liberty cabbage" The ar
mistice is signed and peace is here.
why not call it sauerkraut again?
It'll taste better by the oid-fashioned
name.' friends of the old-tlme dish
say.
William S. Young is chairman of
the committee on arrangements for
the dinner.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-14
MAYOR PROPOSES
MEMORIAL FOR BOYS
WHO SAW SERVICE
WOULD RAISE
ASSESSMENTS

During the year the tricnnial
assessment against the real estate
In the city was made and the tax
rate levied, and while our assessed
valuations were raised cons!dcru-
bly, over former years, l am still
firmly convinced that I'm many i'm
stances the values fixed arc still
lower than they should be in order
to make ts-em just and equitable"
Mayor Kcistcr. says in his annual
report. II am further satisfied
that a. great Improvement has
been made and that property now
is assessed nearer to its true value
than in the work of former
years."