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New Britain herald., 1919-04-03
MEXICAN OFFICIAL
 DEFENDS ATTITUDE
Says No Foreign Interests Can
 Own Land in Country

Mexico City, April ?, (By The Asso there are various foreign enterprises, among which arc one or two Japa- nese, to which have been given con- sessions for the exploitation of cer- tain natural resources in various places, but none of them has been permitted, nor will be permitted, to acquire tracts of land, because the constitution prohibits .his definitely was a statement made today by Gen. Amado Aguirrc, under secretary of agriculture ard development.
 Naturally there has been a respect for those companies holding conces- sions which have always compiled with the stipulations Of their con
 tracts, but some companies, among them the Mexico Land Co.,, have had
 their contracts nullified for not having
 compiled with all their provisions. These concessions will be duly and legally liquidated Those interests which have large holdings will be obliged to divide them, and nobody will be given more than 2,50O acres General Asuirre declared the gov ernment had not and would not al 10" IOrGlSn lnISfSSlS lt ODldlll ltbuQf in Lower California, ard pointed out that Article EXNI1 of the constitution
 prohibits foreigners from holding lands within so miles from a frontier
 and thirty miles froh a seacoast. He said that under these provisions, be.
 cause of the geographical situation o1 ! Lower California, it would be virtual i ly impossible for foreign interests tC I secure any Considera blc tract, even il i the interior, because of the narrow ness of the peninsula.
 7 Regarding concessions held by for | eigners, tho under secretary stated 1 that among those holding fishing
 rights were both Japanese and Nor
 wegians but he made tt plain that nc
 foreign interests held rights to lanC along the coasts.
 { Discussing an interview with hin ! by a representative of the newspaper 1 Excelsior of this city on March 29
 which was embodied n an Associated I Press dispatch of that date Genera Aguirre declared it was inaccurate jl
New Britain herald., 1919-04-03
The Effects of Opiates.

INFANTS peculiarly susceptible and it's
 
 smallest if continued these opates changes the fun be mental craving for alcohol in e life result of dosing with opaes narcotics to keep drn quiet the smallest than day at tm and then navoidabe.
 The administrator of Anodynes Drops Cordia Soothing rps and children deced and the druggist should not be to it. Children who are them wilfuly with S;.5s:. :s:s'a .s.s s % %o
New Britain herald., 1919-04-03

Pineapple Banded Sailors, sa.9S up. Eastern Millinery Co.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-03
 Three D,S Heals Three

"A terrible itching commenced my
 body. l12 bottles of D. D. D. completely
 ceTed me"
 'J saw remarkable cure of boy born with Eczema
 "A single bottle cured another case,
 Salt Rhcum of the hands,
 Quoted from recent letter from Waiter Rio key, Elkhart. Ind. Write him for more facts. We too, have seen such remarkable results accomplished by D. D. D. in healing al forms of skin trouble from pimples and biackheads to severe cases Of eczema, that feel it must reach your ease. Come In and ask us about it. We guarantee the first bottle s5c, 6ocsand q .e0.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Anti-British Efforts
Fail Here, Says Thomas

J. II. Thomas, British Labor leader
and Parliament member, who came to
the United States last month for
rest following strenuous work in help.
ing to avert a general strike in Eng
land, declared last night he was con-
vnced that propaganda exhibiting
jealousy Of Great Britain did not re-
feet real American opinion. 1t would
interest Americans, he believed, to
know that the same sort Of arguments
were used "by jingoes on the other
SIDE" to stir up feeling among British
ers against this country.
The overwhelming mass Of the Brit
ish people, however, appreciated what
America had done in the winning Of
the war, Mr.. Thomas said.
Though he came here on no mission,
public or semi-public-much less to
attempt organization or an interna-
tional strike against war, with which
he said he had been credited in some
quarters-the British legislator as
serted he had observed the efforts
Of radicals to spread the doctrines Of
Dolshevism, which long ago were
recognized in Great Britain as "a far
greater danger than militarism AZ ex-
smpIihed by Germany" He advocated
cool heads TO treat the menace, which
he said "unfortunstsly appears TO have
gotten on the nerves OF the people"
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
French to Join General
Labor Drive June ID
Rioters Drive Passengers Out
of Train, and Upset the
Coaches

PARIS, June 1.-THE meeting of the
executive committee of the General
Labor Federation last night, at which
important action was expected to be
taken. reached no decision regarding
current strikes, merely fixing June ii
as the date upon which a joint move
ment will be initiated with the British.
Italian and Belgian labor organiza-
tions.
Generally, the strikes have been most
orderly, but yesterday afternoon strik-
ers stopped train on the Paris-St.
German light railway at Courbevoic.
They forced the passengers to alight,
overturned the cars, set fire to them
and made their escape The service
OF the railway was continued to-day.
The unica officials declared the at
tack on the train was the work of
individuals and not of the organiza-
ton.
The newspapers say that if the
miners and registered seamen obtain
their demands it is possible that the
General Labor Federation will not call
q general strike of the two unions.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Trotzky Knows Y. M. C.. A.
Encountered II in Halifax Jail.
He Tells American

jerome Davis, Y. NJ. c. A. worker,
'o'o an audience at Rand School last
n'xnt OF calling on Leon Trotzky in
letsograd about eighteen months ago
''s authorization to draw 100000
iunies OF "Y" money from a bank.
:. You came into contact with the Y.
u. G. A. in America, didn't your" Davis
s.m ne asked the Bolshevik Minister
Of War.
y !es,' Trotzky replied, "in Jail at
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
House Against Continuing
u. s. Endowment Serv

mhshlNCTON, June 11<-By a vote
~ nv 70 the House to-day refused to
instruct its confsrress on tho urgent
snsSncy Dill 70 accept the 1z72,0oo
.ssm .dded by ths Ssnsts for continu-
w ne rsdsrsl Employmsnt Service
ss9l Juiy =
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
A Performance That
Has No Parallel

Time after time, with inveterate regularity,
Goodyear Cord Tires have i'm the past four
years captured the honors ON speedway road
course and straightaway.
Today, by virtue of their unmatched and
indefatigable performance, they hold all
important worlds records in motor racing
from one to six hundred miles.
Yet it is doubtful if ever they have served
with higher honor than i'm the International
5OO>mile Victory Sweepstakes at Indianapo>
lis, May 31st.
Nine of the ten drivers in the Sweepstakes
who finished in prize>moneypositions piloted
their cars through the savage contest on
GOODYEAR Cord Tires.
Howard Wilcox, driving his able Peugeot
over the difficult course to victory at an aver
age speed of 87.12 miles an hour, rode on
GOODYEAR Cord Tires.
So did Hearne in his Durant Special, Goux
i'm his Peugeot, Guyot in his Ballot, finish
ing second, third and fourth in the order
named.
More people T
Tires than OF
G(o()12&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
UNCOVER CLUE
IN BOMB CASE
Police Think Prominent Men
Listed by "Reds"

OAKLAND. Cal. March 2..-pis.
eovery 81 the names 81 several
prominent Oakland and San Fran
cisco families. including that Of
George ID. Greenwood. In papers
found in a box car a. Tracy leads
the police 10 return today 10 the
theory that a radical element may
be responsible for the bomb sx
piosion here Tuesday night that
Killed Mrs. Greenwood. The payers
were found in a roll Of clothing BY
a railroad officer. In the car was
also found u quantity Of radical NJ
erature.
A number Of stories told 20 the
police regarding persons seen
around the Crossword nesghborhcod
before the explosion are being inves.
t.Fafed by officers Everett Can.
treH. chauffeur for the Grcsnwoods
until recently. - held at stockton
pending the arrival Of Oakland de
tecsivcs. who wish 10 question Can.
trcil regarding persons seen around
the Greenwood home.
George Greenwood. husband Of
the murdered woman. today posted
$40 900 reward for information lead.
ing 90 the arrest Of the bomb out.
rage perpetrators. Governor ste
phens has offered 81 900 reward and
the city 81 Oakland $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
70 WHOM I'M MAY coNcRRN. LIE
CITY HElPlESS--MUST
PUT UP WITH NOISES

In rendering an opinion regarding
complaint made by City Engineer
a. II. Dimock on the noise OF escap-
ing steam at the Bryant Lumber q
Single NH Co.'S plant. which. ac-
cording TO the statement Of the en-
gineer. browns the warning signals
at the Fremont ave. bridge. Assist
ant Corporation Counsel r. J. l.
Kennedy declared that the only rem
edy would be to amplify the warn
ing signals.
No existing ordinance covers the
case. but IL IL within the power
OF the city council TO pass an
ordinance to declare the noises a
nuisance and take the necessary &C.
ton against the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
WOODMAN HELD
UNDER ARREST
Los Angeles Mayor Charged
With Asking Bribe

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March %.
Mayor T. y. wooanan. Of Los
Angeles. was arrested during the
early hours Of this morning. Jus, as
he was entering the Union League
club. following the returning Of .
grand jury Indictment late yeNter.
day. charging him with felony.
Specifically. ~ is alleged he il
guilty 81 asking. receiving and
agreeing to receive a bride" Of
SIS. 900 from George Henderson and
George Brown. negro politicians.
wooinan. the indictment alleges.
agreed to appoint Sergeant William
Hacksit head Of the police metro
polsfan squad which has charge ~
enforcing the purity laws. and 20
give Henderson and Brown proteo-
ton In an alleged plan TO dominate
the Los Angeles underworld. and
keep IL free from posoe intcrfer-
ence.
Henderson ard Brown also were
indicted and arrested
Horace karr. until recently DO
msicai editor of a Los Angeles morn.
ing paper. In named in the indict-
rnent as intermediary. but is not In
dieted.
The Indictment alleges that the
SIS 900 was 10 be paid to Woodrnan
in monthly installments Of $500.
and that s. 900 actually was paid to
Karr at the mayors direction. altho
the indictment does not indicate
whether woodmRn ever received the
money from Karr- Woodlands In
tiictment came with suddenness
which was something Of a shock to
the political circles here. altho IL had
been reported that something Of the
sort was pending.
Il know nothing Of any bribery or
other charges Of any kind whatso-
ever was the comment Of Mayor
woodrnan. after his arrest You
must remember this is election time.
Its Just a political trick"
The mayor. two days ago. had an
nounced his candidacy for re-clec-
ton. He is at liberty under $4,000
bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
WEST TO SEND
ALIENS away
Carload OF Pacific States I'm.
desirabIes to Be Oeported

PORTLAND. Ore. March ga
carload Of aliens from California.
Washington and Oregon win be
started on its way from here for
Sew York. whence the undcsirables
will be deportcd.
orcgon's quota IL five. said 20 be
Just the beginning 81 a general
cleanup. They are Anton Soiie. a
Norwegian. Donald Mcpherson Fra
rer. an I. w. w. Eivira De Pas.
ausle. an Italian woman ordered de
ported as an immoral person. and
two insane Sorwegi4ns.
The und~sirsbles VIII star; east.
ward upon the arrival of ~ aliens
mostly ex-convicts and insane per
sons, from San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
Seattle Broker Is
Held in Portland

PORTLAND. Ore. March "a
Harry Quinn. prominent Seattle
broker. a member Of the firm Of
Flanagan a Quinn. and W. ]. Pick
ard. the Portland agent. are under
bonds today.
Quinn and Pickard were arrested
here yesterday on the charge OF
selling stock without a permit from
the state corporation Commissioners.
They are alleged 20 have sold $50 900
worth Of stock OF the Hercules Cop.
per Mine company In Portland.
The defendants claim that Hercu-
les Is a real mine in Eastern Oregon
and that gold and copper have been
located In the hole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
63rd Artillery Men
Are Now Discharged

TACOMA. March 22.-The SD
Coast artillery regiment. which pass.
ed thru Seattle March IL. on its way
to Camp Lewis. was finally disband-
ed at camp Friday morning. just Is
months after its organization.
All Of the National Guard men in
the regiment. and those who had en-
listed for the duration Of the war.
were discharged and received their
final payments. while the few regu-
lars In the organization were trans.
ferred TO the 1seth depot brigade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
Senator King Has
League Substitute

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Sena-
tor King. Of Utah. has proposed a
substitute league OF nations covenant
which he viii send 10 President VIII
son at Paris for consideration. he an
nounced today. .
Kings plan. he said. will permit
protection under the Monroe doctrine
and leave each nation free TO decide
its own policy regarding immigration
questions. tariffs and similar mat
ters-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
Won Eckhardt and
Family Cross u. S.

LAREDO. Tex, March %. Min
lister Won Eckhardt. German ambas'
sador TO Mexico. his family and the
German consul general at Mexico
City passed thru Laredo yesterday.
en- route TO New York. From there
they sail 10 Germany.
The United States granted the
party safe conduct Department OF
justice officials met the party here
and win accompany IL to New York.
Won Eckhardt was named ms the
head OF German propaganda In Mex
leo during the war by an expose on
the part of the department Of state.
Ills efforts 20 embroil Mexico and
Japan in war with the United States
as a German safeguard were expos
ed before the United States severed
relations with the central powers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
CHARGE VlClOUSNESS
UP TO "GANG" OF BOYS

The disposition Of gang OF
boys Of the Greenwood district Is in
the hands OF Judge King Dykeman.
Of the juvenile court. Saturday. They
appeared in court Friday morning.
School teachers. parents. women and
store proprietors have testified that
the boys constituting the gang are
responsible for viciousness in the dis
trict. Nearly all have been before
the court on previous occasions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
Woman Uses Poker
to Swat Intruder

Because he had a severe abrasion
on his head. alleged TO have been in.
fiio,ed by "a poker welded by Mrs c.
Il. Halght. se2 cath ave. s.. when he
tried TO enter her home Friday. Ev-
erett Hoglund Is held in the city jail.
A search Of the neighborhood imme-
dlately after resulted In his detec-
fion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
NEED MORE MONEY IN
PENITENTIARY FUND

Men leaving the waila walla state
penltentlary are unable TO obtain
work because Of Industrial ccndi.
tons at the present time. and the
permanent relief fund OF the peniten-
tiary. which supplies the men with
funds when they are discharged. Is
very low.
This information is contained in a
letter from Peter Miller. '1ifer" from
Seattle. 20 Deputy Sheriff Matt Star
witch. Of seattle. Miller wants star
witch to use his efforts toward hav-
ing contributions made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
NEW WHITE ELEPHANT
HOUSE is OPENED UP

In an effort 20 raise funds for the
Belgian relief. the white Elephant
shop. Of Seattle. has had house
built at 751 zist ave. ~, which IL 20
be sold and the money turned over
10 the fund. The house Is seven.
room modern structure. with hard
wood floors and modern in every re.
spect. II was built by Virgil Hall
a local contractor.
The house viii be open for inspec-
tIon to the public starting Sunday
at 2 A. m, thru the day. for one
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22

s. G. Jackson, found guilty In the
federal court. early last December.
OF forging two bills Of iadine. was
refused n new trial Friday by FEEDER
al Judge Jeremiah Neterer. Drafts
for $40, 900 were attached To the
forged bills of iading. and this mon
ley was collected. the government
Charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
Find Another Body
in Ruins of Fire

The number II victims periShing
In the fire that destroyed the old To.
kyo house. sixth ave. :. and Weller
st. more than a month AFRO. has heen
brought up 20 i.. by the discovery %
another body Thursday noon In the
axhrr ana debris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or sPEcIAL Election
TJkwff-!s- wASHINGToS

NOTICE or SPECIAL ELECTION
TJkWIf-s- WASHINGTON
ON April r. 1919
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
on the 9Th day o. April 1918. a
special election will be held in the
Town Of Tukwiin. Washington. at
which there viii be submitted Y
the qualified electors Of sald
Town fer their ratification OF re-
lection the proposition Of borrow
ing seven thousand dollars ft1 e60f
and the issuance 81 the general
nexotiaele coupon bonds q said
ipai purposes. so-wit the grad
fnx. paving and otherwise inn
proving Of the streets Of said
Town: said bonds 10 be % the de-
Interest st the rate Of e. per
amman. payable semi annually u
he payable. both principal and in
serest- At the office Of the Treas
urer Of sid TOM. or a. sss fiscal
ton in New York City. AZ the OPP
ton Of the holder. 20 BE- dated
May I. 1918. and 20 mature ns fol.
love- $500 on May ist Of each
elusive. ara i.ee0 on May iss az
each ~ TIRE years fs3I 20 1889.
beth inclusive.
The ballots 10 be used at said elsc-
ton shall contain in substance the
Shall the Town Of Tuk~iia. for rnp-
nicipst purposes. borrow $1,000
and issue its general negotiable
coupon bonas therefor Bonds
The eIector shall prepare his ballot
by striking therefron PONDS
Yes or ~ftOndp Mo- 80 that the
remaining portion OF his ballot
shall express his vote on the
/ r-or ne rurroae Of aafa ~ier-fo, all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
HOLD ALLEGED BoOTLEGGER

Released from police court on pay
ment OF the maximum fine Of 500.
Frank Cameron. IS. arrested in con.
nection with Illicit whisky activities,
was again placed in the city jail. this
time for federal Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
DISCHARGE i.sss..ss

WASHINGTON. March 22-Totai
discharges Of officers and enlisted
men reported by the war depart.
rnent 10 date. number i.f7s.sSs. II
was officially announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22

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n PAY THE FULL MARKET
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22

VIII sell Liberty Bonds AZ New
York quotations without commits
nton charges Canadian Victory
L0an Bonds bought ard sold
Du1IV feIegraphsc quotations re-
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MouSk~ts Of the country. Buying
NH 0mA selling orders executed
nroMpffy on all securities.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22

LIBERTY BONDS

Ne Will buy Liberty Bonds Mon
day AZ the following net prices
(tHfs price Includes accrued in
sexeztl. WE CHARGE NO COM
MISSION