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New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
PLAY HARTFORD TONIGHT. New Britain High to Meet Greatly Weakened Quintet on Own Court

For the second time this season the l7ask etball quintets of New Britain and Hartford High schools will clash this evening on the Capitol City teams court. Dick Dillon will be the referee. The Hartford five has been greatly weakened by the loss of Cap tain Layland, Cohen and the Suisman brothers. This should aid the Hard ware City lads in gaining a victory.
 The locals will probably line up as follows Bunny and Capt. Taylor, for wards; <ehoe, center: Woodford and Burns, guards A large delegation of rooters will accompany the locals.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
REFEREE SPIKES CONFESSION.
WcIch Declared Willard Won Bout
 on Its Merits.

San Francisco, March 14.-Jac1 Welch of San Francisco, who refereed the championship boxing contest be- tween Jack Johnson and Jess Villa wd declared here yesterday after being shown Johnson's statement that tho outcome of the affair was prearrang- cd. that the fight WAS won on it's mer" it's.
 Welch said, however. Johnson was in poor condition for the bout.
 Welch remarked that Johnson atI tempted to wager $10 900 on himseT the night before the bout but suc' ceeded in placing but $2,500.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
VALE NINE OUTDOORS.

New, Haven, MarcI 14.-Yale's baseball squad went outdoors yester- day for the first time tb;s season, breaking the record for leaving the indoor cage. Coach Will Lauder di- vidod the players into two sections for alternate infield and Outfield prac- tice. COXe and Robinson, the two leading candidates for the pitching, were used to toss straight balls over the plate.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
BRVSSFELS WIN.
Defeat MiddIctown Y. M. C. \. Five at
 ThOmpSOnviIIC.

Thompsonville, March 14. The Brussels defeated the Middletown Young Mems Christian association here last night. 35 to IS, in a fast basketball contest. The Brussels ran up a score of Il 10 3 in tho first pe- riOd.
 Then Ferguson and Hanifan of Brussels reserves were given a try out and handled themselves in good shape. Middletown led, II to II, at the end of the half. The home team came back strong i'll the second half
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
RI FOR SUNDAY BASEBALL.

Providence, R. l.. March l4--An act lo2alMinG Sunday paSeoall playlhg in this state was passed Oy the lower branch of the general assembly yes tcrday on roll call being |l to 19. The hill reserves to cities and towns au- thority to determine whether baseball games may be played within their linpitS on Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
GOLF TOURNEY DATES.

New York. March 1+.-'The execu- tive committee of the United States goifna fnassociation has selected the week besYhninG. August IS in which to hold the hational amateur championship at the Oakmont country club, Ale gheny county, Pa. The women's na fionai title tournament will take place during the week beginning September 2e at Shawnee on Delaware, Pa.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
on fhe highest plane ofs noll5I

on th0 higHeSt plane off hOYiOt 6Ifu lfi- tegrfty as well as of efficiency"
 His exact title has not been chosen, but whatever it is it will be one that meets with the ideas of the board of control and of the prudential commit tee of Yale corporation. Tn his ca
 pacity as director Dr. Sharpe Is ito
 coordinate to the best of his ability
 the work of the various undergradu- ate managers in various sports to the end that they may cooperate most effectively with each other, with the board of control and with the treas urer of the Yale University Athletic i association"
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
RETIEI AND DAVIS IN DEAL

Louisville American association club has obtained Infitlder Bruno Betzcl and Pitcher Frank Davis from the St. I<ouis National league club in f.x change for Catcher Vernon Clemens. according to announceme ent by Will liam Neal. business manager of the Louisville club, here yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
\tTMEGS WIN CLOSE p\tl

North NuamS, March 14-The Young Mems Hehrew association of his-city lost to the Nutnaegs of Hart ford in a closely fought game here last night, the score being 3s to 2a
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
MARkIF GOES TO MINORS.

New York, March II Clifford Mar ll>. pitcher, has heen released to the Salt Lake City team, ii was announce ed yesterday. MarkIe has not played with the New York Americans since 916, but the club had retained an option on his services
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
INGALLS, YALE CAPTAIN.

New Haven, March I4.-DaVld l.. Ingalls,, 20, of Cleveland, Ohio. was yesterday reelected captain of the Yale hockey team for next season. Ingalls, was the star player and coach of this years seven. William II. Riser. Atlanta, Ga, was chosen man ager and I4angdon Parsons of Mata- pan, Mass, was chosen assistant man ager
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
WATSON DEFEATS WARD.

Pinchurst, N C., March 14.-In the final mons singles of the Pinehurst tennis championship tournament yes terday c. r. Watson, Jr., of tho Westchester country club, defeated Roger Ward of Montreal 6-2, 6-3t
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
ELts, LAW tNCHA\GFD.

Concord. N IT,, Nlarch 14.-Thc state senate yesterday rejected & bill designed to permit the playing of baseball. golf and other games on Sunday. The vote WaLs l2 to I0
New Britain herald., 1919-03-14

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New Britain herald., 1919-03-14

We have alleys open for ladies' aft,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
ASSA|LS FEDERAL PLAN
OF CONTROLLING PACKERS
Senator Fcrnald, of Maine, Say.
Public Has Had Enough OF
Government Ownership.
CLAIMS PRICES WILL SOAR
Predicts Chaos and Commercial
Bankruptcy in Event Kenyon and
Kcndrick Measures Arc Enacted
Into Laws by Congress-.
tBv Associated Prcss.)


W.ASHlNGTON. August 2l.-An at
tack on governmental tendency toward
assuming control OF business enter
priscs. with especial reference to pro-
posed legislation for supervision OF
the packing industry, was made to-
speaking in the Senate Stamping
OF the packer regulation now under
discussion. as examples OF 'st!tling
ihrottling legislation" he declared MS
opposition TO them: said they were
extensions Of the policy which had
failed in the transportation and COM
nunication industries. and predicted
that the public would suffer from
higher costs and poorer service should
they he enacted.
Il cannot believe the Senate OF the
United states feels. after the cXpe-
r!cncc we have had with government
control % railroads. telegraph and
telephone lines, that the policy should
be continued, Senator Fcrnald said
1t would certainly lead TO chaos and
commercial bankruptcy. In behalf of
the business men OF the country-those
who have had as much TO do with
making our country great as any other
class OF citiZens-l want to prote st
here and now against this proposcd
legislation. - is filled with danger to
our institutions, and our system of
government. 1t IS socialistic, IL is tn-
American and il should be defeated :.
Defending the packers, Senator
Fcrnald said their business had to be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
TO CLEAR HEAD
AND CLEAN LIVER
TAKE A CALOTAB
The Nausealess Calomel Tablet
That Is Purified and Refined
From the Sickening Effects.

What will human ingenuity do next
IlnoNiess powder, wireless telegraphy,
hprsclcss carriages. colorless iodine
taSteless quininc,-now comes nausea
less calomcl The new Improvement
called Ca lotabs" is now on sale at
drug stores
For btliousness. constipa ton and in
digestion the new colonel tablet is a
practically perfect remedy. as evidenced
by the fact that the manufacturers
nave authorized all druggists to refund
me price If the customer is not per
ieGtly delighted" with calotabs. one
watcr-that's all. No taste. no man.
sea. no gripping. no salts BY morning
Your liver is thoroughly cleansed and
you are ieelins fine, with a hearty ap-
petite t-at what you please-no dang
er-go a bout your business
ca!otabs are not sold in bulk GO,
an original package. sealed. Price.
thirty-hvc "ents.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22

NASHVILLE, TENN. August Ill
six thousand pounds OF compound lard
stored in a warehouse IN the name OF
Jack White. a local butcher, were
llhcled today by the United states
district attorneys Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22

conducted in large units in order to
be economical. Their development OF
refrigerator cars and ownership OF
stockyards, like their utilization of
able service.
ITO my way Of thinks ing. the dis
covery made by the packers that by
products that were thrown away could
be utilized is one of the great achieve
ments Of modern times. When the
proposition TO curb the packing in :
duStry is viewed in it's proper light
think ii Will be found that the present
organization Of the industry really
meets the needs Of the situation in
this country.
He attacked the Federal Trade Com
mission for questionable methods" in
lis investigation and report on the
packers. and said that 1t had VERY
largely lost sight OF its function TO aid
and guide business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
MEXICAN NEWSPAPERS ASK
PUBLIC REALIZE DANGER
kilograms From Various Governor,
Are Printed Expressing "Incondi-
tionnl Adhesion to tarrnnza.
tKy Nssdcinted prcys.N

MENICO CITY. August 81. - The
newspapers of Mexico city today CON
tinued their appeals TO the Mexican
people TO rouse themSclves' to what
is called an imminent danger TO the
country
,r,orS ~ ~ S,osas 90 S;,,io w.
Leon, Queretaro. Hucatan and Tahasco
expressing unconditional adhesion" to
President CarrauZa. All the newspapers
contain editorials asserting that the
situation is Craze.
The Senate held :, secret session last
night and instructed the Committee
on Foreign Relations to gather all
possible details CONCERNING the inter-
national situation and to report Luis
Cabrera, Secretary OF the Treasury,
who, 1t was reported, has resigned
newspapers that he had no intention
of leaving his post.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
ASK INCOME TAX FIGURES
OF ALL HANDLING FOOD
Senator Walsh Introduces Resolution.
Wants senate 70 Have All
Facts in Probe.
(By Asscctated Press J

WASHINGTON. August 2l-lncoms
tax returns OF all corporations or midi
riduals engaged in the production or
distribution of food products would be
furnished to Senate committee in
restiSating the high cost of living
under resolution introduced today
by Senator walsh. Democrat. Massa-
chusetts The resolution is an amend :
ment 10 inst offered Yesterday by
Senator owen. Democrat, Oklahoma
proposing the inquiry.
The resolution also would provide for
the publication OF the prohts as dis
closed BY iae income TAX returns OF all
psEs2Es employed during the war bv
SA= government - whom contracts for
SsT SUPPLIES S=-e .ss-=d either as IN
tjo1s
t:rsn= ~ Pee 5 W-.s9a ~
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
Collect Fee ON Cotton.

RALEIGH. ~ G. August 2l- The
Corporation Commission is issuing
blanks and instructions to all cotton
collection Of the - cents per bale tax
that is TO be collected on the 1919 crop
TO create guarantee fund for the
chalil OF cotton storage warehouses
provided for in the cotton warehouse
act of the last legislature, which the
supreme Court has said. through A
test case is constitutional as TO the
tax provision. The s!nners are re-
0uIred to make monthly reports ana
remittances OF the taxes collected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
CLEVE.LAND. OHIO Al

CLEVELAND. OHIO August 2l.-An
indictment against the Cleveland But
ter and Egg Board, charging violation
OF the Valentine antitrust law. was
returned today by the special county
grand jury investigating food prof.
tr.rinE In Veland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS
LYNCH NEGRO ASSAUlTER
Attacked wife of Prominent Farmer
Ten Niles Epst OF
SounRsVille.
,By Associated'prsss.)


HENDERSON. y. c.. August ell
Walter Elliott. negro. was lynched last
night by II Franklin County mob ten
miles east of YounGsvillc after he is
reported to have confessed to making
an attack on the wife of Il prominent
farmer Tuesday night. according to a
telephone message received here today.
The negro was taken from Sheriff
kcarncy within two miles of Louis
burg. where he was being taken TO
the county Jail. his body being riddled
with bullets and then carried back to
the scene OF the. crime and swung to
the limb OF Il tree in church yard.
The negroes vi Kim mad undergone an
operation at Il Raleigh hospital only
three weeks ago. and had not entirely
recovered from IT'S effects. The attack
on the woman WAS made during the
absence Of her husband, who was cur
ing tobacco mt a barn nearby.
a Medicine Tint Is Especially Prepared
For JUST One Thing
lust try one bottle of Lam Eos WITH
PEPSlN for Habitual onstipation
6OC-AdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
THIRTEEN HURT IN WRECK
Five Cars on Norfolk and Western
Railroad Leave Rniis Mt
HOycc, Va.

ROANOKE. VA. August 21-Thir-
teen passengers were injured in the
dcra ilmcnt OF Norfolk and Western
passenger train No. . near Boyce. Va
AT / 80 this morning, according To an
official report received here today.
None of the passengers appeared to
be seriously hurt, according TO the re-
port, The track was clear at 10 A. NJ.
Five cars left the track, including
two Pullmans, en- route from Southern
points TO New York. Dropping o: :.
brake rigging was given as the cause
of the de IA ilu1aut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
Find storage Man GuiI,v

Thtodore Leonard. u. Of Co,uml,ys
one o! the forty food dealers .r-cstad
last "eek By the state % ono on
onarEes "f violating ;nc Smith cold
storage longer imam the time li,rl,
set by ne law, was found suiltv on
one count II Municipal Cour, mere
soasE ana vas gwen the maximum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
PERMANENT OFFICERS
SENDING RESERVATIONS
More Than 300 in Regular Navy
Have Submitted Papers TO
Departmental Chief.
PLAN FOR, INCREASED PAY
acting Secretary Roosevelt Begins
] Revision Of Wage Schedule Adopt
cd for Various Departments BACK
i'm 1905.
PLAN FOR, INCREASED PAY
CBy Associated Press }

& WASHINGTON, August 2l.-With the
designations of more than SUo per-
ALREADY submitted 10 the department..
and more arriving daily. Acting Sec
3rctary Roosevelt today began Work
ON proposed legislation to be submitted
TO CONGRESS suggesting substantial
tpay Increases for officers and enlisted
men OF tho navy and marine corps
1905 and have not been revised up
ward since. although civilian pay has
Increased substantially IN almost every
branch OF work.
High ranking officers who have given
careful study to The situation believe
3the efficiency of the navy is seriously
Threatened Most Of the resignation
have come from, the Younger ot nicer,
1.-THE country looks for the leadership
$of its sea forces in the years 10 GONE,
These officers, receiving from ST. 90
: to $4,000 year. most of them An-
napolis graduates capable OF earning
much higher salaries IN CIVILIAN NE.
say they find 4; impossible TO support
their families on their pay.
Two Thousand officers short.
For the present. Acting Secretary
Roosevelt said today. no. action Will
be taken on the designations now on
file. pending attempts TO readjust the
pay tables Already short nearly 1000
peace time strength Mr. Roosevelt
said that unless the salary revision is
choice of retaining a large number OF
officers against their Will. with sub
seQuent discomfort and dissatisfaction,
or accepting the designations.
Annapolis graduates have been
trained at government expense OF
more than $4,000 each, he said. and
even though other candidates might
be obtained in the future 10 take their
places. il would take years to train
them
designations Brenk Record.
More designations are now on file
than had hccn received from the entire
rcsulSr navy in the last thirty years.
Since 1895 the average has been seven
a year. Among designations now
awaiting action are those of moro than
seventyfve officers OF the line, l0l
doctors. twenty-five Chaplains, score
of supply officers and nine naval con-
structors.
Mr.. Roosevelt; said a similar con-
dition OF low salaries applied TO war
rant officers commissioned Off
GERS aud enlisted men. and that only
legislative action can solve the prob
lem He expects to submit recon-
mendations 10 Congress next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
Probers Actiue
in Many States
Seize Poultry in st. Paul
and Lard IN Ten
1loSSoo.
tBy Associated Press

ST. PAUL. MINI. August 2l-I.ibe
proceedings were begun by the gov
eminent in the United states Distric
Court here today against Armour 4
co. for the seizure of !Gl.2lO pound.
of frozen poultry. Government agent:
charged that some of the food VA.
stored for eighteen months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22

.. hearing that tho notorious pirate
John Theach-caHed Black Beard'-F7ad way
laI0 tobacco ship of tho Caoe,, Lieutenant
Maynard put to and encountered hin, irr
Pln1hco Bay, Nov. II, IT'S. Maynard boarded
tho pirate brig and slew Black Beard With hi,
own hand before the pirate Coxswain could
succeed in blowing up both vesseI, by touch.
ing of a powder kes.''
Cookies VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22

BERLIN. August 2l.-Announcem ent
that the evacuation of Lithuania has
day TO the entente powers by the Ger
man government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22

STRASBURG. ALSACE. August 20
Pope Benedict 1t is announced has ac-
septed the resignation of the German
bishop OF StraSourg. and has appointed
him archbishop in pArtibus."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
The tobacco that is
honestly {" different'

Virginia-Carolina tobacco has every quality
that good cigarette tobacco should possess
flavor, fragrance and body plus certain liveli-
ness OF TASTE that other tobaccos do not have
That why Virgnia-Carolina does not need
to be mixed with other tobaccos, but tastes best
smoked straight, in a cigarette made entirely
of Virginia. Carolina.
If you want all Of that rich flavor and that
lively, different taste, smoke Piedr1onts. These
cigarettes are made entirely from Virginia.
Carolina and from the choicest selections of
the Virginia-Caro1ina crops.
The sun., 1919-10-31
PUNrA Allegro SUGAR COMPANY

sugarCo 1,
In
the Snss The sss Msa Bank
said Sn a Trust
Stocked COMPANY
holders bonds before
esot
=
to of
should accompanied by pecIne
rsb
MEGRE SUGAR
II. CIR, Jr, ASiNan Treasure
The sun., 1919-10-31
KEEP UP INSURANCE.
WAR VETERANS TOLD
Legion Sho.0s AffractiOe Fer
lures to Ex-Soldiers.

Tn discussion OF war risk Insurance.
published to-day in the Amcrican LIE
Dlon Weekly. Veterans Of the war are
urged not 10 let their war insurance
lapse. \ The American Legion has been
conducting an investigation of tho War
Risk Insurance Bureau and announces
now that while many errors appear 20
have been made In the administration Of
the bureau when It wps new It Il gain
ing In efficiency steadily. The report
says:
"T,hs present condition Of the bureau
records may be traced to the confusion
which possessed everything during the
first weeks Of It's history. On October 8,
1917. the war risk insurance act. a legis-
lators dream. became q reality. Three
weeks later the War Risk Insurance Blu
reau went into existence, shouldering
without organization, personnel, or
preparation, n task which staggers the
imagination.
But with all the faults of red tape
and unprecedented growth, war insur-
ance Is too valuable TO be turned IN with
rifies. packs and mess kits. You may
be disguised now and are probably. but
the thing 10 do Is 70 look ahead. IL you
let your insurance slide you win regret
II later. and In q year from now It will
be too late. II you want good insur-
ance pay UP and get In the bin which
should soon become law win more than
double compcnsations on the average
and add many attractive new features
to Government insurance"
The sun., 1919-10-31
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NEW YORK
PUNTA ALEcRE SUGAR COMPANY
PuntaA Allegro Maturing 1891:

the eral TrusSi
by
Of
OF
OF Of
nd
Pei Cent?
be o.
o nchbon a
Merchan Naiona Of Boson =
81 s Agreem
to
should specifying
BY Il. J. Asdtan Treasure
The sun., 1919-10-31
GOODYEAR TIRE OFFER.
Syndicate TO Float Preferred Ia
sue of $4,000. 900.

A syndicate. headed by william A.
Read & Co.. 10 making a formal Offering
of S4o.ooo,0o0 OF z per cent preferred
stock Of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company, which II purchased recently
from the company The Offering price Is
500 share.
The gross sales of the company have
expanded rapidly from $s,1Se,74s In
1908 to an estimated total Of S165,000.-
900 in 1919. During the period its net
earnings have risen from $120,s25 to an
estimated total for this year of $780,
100000. On completion of the present
financing the total net assets win ex-
coed SS6,000,o0o and the net current as
sets moro than s47.00o,000. During the
year beginning on November i. 1920. the
company will redeem 2M per cent of the
largest amount of preferred stock issued
at ITO and accrued dividend. The bank
ers announce that as holders 81 the nrst
and second preferred and common stock
are to be given a prior right to subscribe
to the new issue, allotments cannot be
made before November IS.