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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30

of age or under. S. Kaplan, E. A. c. first; Ed Seigel B. A. C., second, and B. Garegan, Y. NJ. c. A, third.
 Junior 5G-yard race for boys 1s years of age or under, first heat, F. Levy East Lake, first; w H. Murray, Y. M C. A. second Second heat, Leo Stein CT, B. A. C., first; F. Levy. B. A. C., sec ond. Final heat, Leo Steiner. B. A. C., first; w H. Murray, Y. M. c. A, sec ond, and F Levy, East Lake, third.
 Junior 50-yard race for boys 12 years of age or under; Sam Kaplan, E. A. c. first; Billie Morgan. B. R., L. and F., second; E. Garegan, Y. M C. A, third. Senior 50-yard race, first A. Allen, East Lake, first; c. Moughon, B. A. C., second; time, 2S 1-5 seconds.
 Junior yard race for boys 16 years of age or under, H. Seigel. B. A. C., first; F. Levy, B. A. C., second; T. An derson, B. R., L. and P, third; time, 117A seconds.
 Junior 200-yard relay for boys 1s years of age or under, four men to a team, B. A C. team first; East Lake team, second; B. R., l.. and P. team, third.
 Senior 100-yard race. first heat, l.. Pierce, East Lake, first; B. Moughon, B. A. c, second. Second heat, A. Allen, East Lake. first; F. Levy, East Lake. second. Final heat, L. Pierce, East Lake, first; A. Allen, East Lake. sec ond; Bill Moughon, B. A. C.. third.
 Ladies' 50-yard race, all entries from the B. R., L. and P, Miss M. Launey first Miss Christine Tobin. second; Miss G. Launey, third.
 Senior 200-yard race, c. Moughon, B A. C., first: F. Levy, East Lake, sec ond; L. Elliot, East Lake, third.
 Senior 200-yard relay, East Lake first; B. A. C., second; B. R., L. and F., third.
 The scores of the diving events will, be announced later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30
HAIRSTON TO CATCH
 ONE GAME TODAY

MoIey announced last night that 1sLucy, HairstOn would catch one of the games this afternoon. Hairston hired out to BarOns as q back-stop but owing to the many injuries In the team this season, he has been forced to plug up holes all over the diamond and to date never caught a full game. This afternoon hOw- ever "Lucy" will don the mask and and pudded vest and receive slants during m entire contest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30
Judge Locke on Vacation

Judge Hugh A. Locke of the chan cery division of the circuit court leaves this morning for 10 days vacation trip to Biloxi and other gulf coass towns He will make the trip through the country. accompanied by J. D. vann and others, who have made up party for the overland trip.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30
Pitchers Records
TEXAS LEAGUE

At San Antonio: San Antonio 1;
 Shreveport o.
 At Beaumont: Beaumont z; Ft Worth ?. At Galveston: Galveston 2-1: Dallas
 0-S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30
BRANNON TO LEAVE
 SERVICE OF CITY

W. L. Brannon of the local bureau of identification has accepted a position
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30

reau out of their own pockets. Later it was taken over by the ctiy.
 England has voted to spend s2,ooo,es yearly on schools where mothers may learn the proper care and feeding oi their babies, that the high rate of in- fant mortality may be reduced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30
Athens College for Young Women ATnEHss HlssaaA

\. E. and B. s. degrees. JuT- riculum in keeping with. best educational standards of the country.
 ATHENS COLLEGE ACAD- EMY: An ideal school for young girls. Offering full four years course.
 CONSERVATORY: In the School of Fine Arts will be found advantages not surpassed in the South. Teachers with na- tional and international reputa- tions. Thorough courses in Theory of Music leading to di- plomas in Violin. Voice and Pia no.
 HOME ECONOMICS DEPART MENT: Courses leading to Ger tificates in Domestic Science and Dom eStic Art.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30

That's another we can charge to the umpire, boys As a rule we don't like to knock the arbiters. It hurts the game. But that decision yesterday was so oo- viously unfair that it can't pass unno- ticed. As some fan remarked yesterday, bad decisions are always tle ex- cept in the pinches
 The paraffin ball is back in our midst again, but this time one of our own members. Slapnicka, is charged N ith b. ing the offender. According to the play. CTS, paraffin shines the ball and makes It hop in peculiar fashion. The shine ball" or parafrin ball is exceedingly hard to control. Commenting on the practice of "doctoring'' the ball our old friend Red Day said when he was last here, "i would starve to death before I would take advantage of batter by putting pariffin on the ball, and besides it makes you wild as everything" How do you know, Red one?
 Coffindaffer will have an opportunity to redeem himself this afternoon. The elongated lad with the embaim ng parlor moniker came highly touted as finger, but this far he has failed to live up to his reputation. Lefty" Sigman will hurl ne of the games
 Cyrus Barg.c says Morrison is the best looking young pitcher in the league. That boy is one sweet hurler," says Cy, but he's been worked to death
 Who is going to win the Southern league pennant? New Orleans answers Barger; Atlanta says Christenberry; Lit tie Rock say many fans who have seen tba Travellers heat our BaronS so often.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30

Personally we are picking Atlanta, but we admit that the Pels have pretty far lead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30

Chclly Frank thinks Lena Styles is q better catcher than either Perkins or ?icinch, whom he sent to the big leaSIes few years ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30

Over in Atlanta they are rejoicing that Pup Phillips. all-American certcr. is pre- pairing to return to Georgia Tech this fall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30

Cyrus Barg.c says Morrison is the best looking young pitcher in the league. That boy is one sweet hurler," says Cy, but he's been worked to death.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30

The Travellers play here today and O. morrow, after which Memphis doubles back for two more games.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-30
BE THE NEXT
 RESTOCK?

has been roaring market stocks New York Some of the securities that the American markets have known have
 Stock Exchange the Curb group stocks have ona than in the tire shares Springfield selling only 0a has scored of the greatest of all advances the ire Rubber selling few months ago the Curb around the than SO0 per share the Stock Exchange That stock
 boom the Curb Savod Tire introduced to the Curb last ed advance of than $40 per share Fisk Rubber Tire advance of more than $20 per share
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-26
DESDE PONCE

A la hora ell que escribimos, cuatro
de la tarde, aun no ha llegadO esta
! ciudad ell tren correo, que debia haber
llegado a las seis y cuarenta minutes
de la manana de hoy.
Uemos procurado obtcncr informes en-
sas de estos retrasos que tanto vicnen
perjudicando al publico de Ponce. He
mos sido informados que anoche hubo
un dcscarrilamiento entire Arecibo y Ca
muy, de un tren de calas, por 10 cual
no ptldo pasar cl tren que venia de csa
capital, saliendo anochc otro trcn dCSdc
Aguadilla, para Ponce, trayendo la CO
rrespondencia y paSa Jeros, y ell cual lie
60 aq1 a. las nueve de la nochc. Ell
tren que sali6 esta manana dc San Juan,
rec0gera la correspondence v paSaje-
ros que estan en- Arccibo Que llegara
aqul esta tarde a las cinco y media.
De manera cue la correspondence
ra a Ponce las cinco y media de la
tarde de hoy. FL atraso es lamcnta
bic y tome nota ell Inspector General
de Correos, ahora que sc encucntra Ell
, eSta ciudad.
| Sc nos iufOrma que en- estoS momcn-
toS Sc eSta celcbrando una ASamblea
de contribuyentcs del poblado de la
Playa, y que Sc est@ tratando sobre las
dcSvcntaj jas que ocaSionarla la segrega
ci0n, al Scrvicio Postal de dicho ba-
rrio.
Una de las coSas que perdcria la Pla
va 81 conaiguiera su independence mu
nicipal, scrla la Ofcina de CorreOs, que
como rama de la dc Ponce, sc sosticnc
desde hacc tempo ALI Ncndria en-
tonces una oGcina postal de cuarta cla
Sc, sin cartcro, Y este, como cS natural,
cau3aria graves perjuicios los vecinos
de aquel barrio.
Es Qportuno lamar la atencion dc los
habitantes de la playa, hacia estos inn
pQrtantes asuntos, Y con ese motive den
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-26

La cubre con la cruz y noble ensena
Que tremolaste en- su preciosa orilla,
tu sombra sagrada mas la empena
AL egregio estandarte de- Castillo -
SalveA Cuba til rindes ovaciones
~ audaz argonauta reverentes,
con elias condemns las naciones
Ante tanta grandeza indferentes.
TIL, la perla del mar de las Antillas,
lie lcvantas durable monumento
Y en- noble gratitud insigne brillas
Como brillas glorias y en- talento.
4 Salve mil veces, terra fortunada =,
Que enamoras del sol la luz ardiente!
Es tn timbre esa estatua levantada
AL gran marino, genio prepotentea
Que arrancara del mar la onda fiera
I'm mundo de tesoros hermOsura:
TIL has sido en- acatarlo la primera...
Salve Cuba la bella, rica, y pura!
iPueda cruZando los inmensos mares
CuaI los cruza la brisa perfumada,
Llegar a ii la voz de mis- cantarcs
Y ell amor de mi patria idolatrada!
IA ...s.... Alejandrina BENITEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-26
IAIa DIN COMO HOY {
Gmf@4o ..as1, G%gmr
"Recordar cs vivir." dante.

La que impulsa fuerza misteriosa .
que ell destino en- el future mande'
Radiante de entusiasmo = de venture
Aparece mis- ojos noble iera,
De plumas adornada la cintura TX ,.
hotante la negra cabellera.
FL rayo de su lfmpida mrada
Ell aire llena de esplendor divino,
Mostrandome la estatua levantada
Al insprado, al immortal marino. -
Al g6nio poderoso, que la ciencia
Arrebat6 arcane tremebundo t.
Y copiando la suma omnipotencia
Surgir hizo del mar un nuevo mundo.
Grande es ell hombre, 81 de Dfos hcchura
Superior a los angeles Sc muestra, .e...
Cuando en- las sombras de suerte oscura
Hace milagros d6bl diestra
Cuando en- sublime impulse arrebatado
Sc lanza a la region del frmamento,
Roba la nube ell aire condensado
al rayo lie senala pavimento.
+ Cuando encierra al vapor que rebramando
La altiva entire las ondas lanza;
Y en- contra al v;ento. al huracan burlando
| En- su carrera mperturbable avanza.
Cuando en- alambre el6ctrico conduce
De un polo al otro la impalpabIe idea,
instante raudo reproduce
CuantO la voz mortal ordena crea.
Cuando mide la esfera soberana
~ Ill tempo el curse pOr mnutos 4cugnta,
Cuasdo hace eterna la palabra humana
[ Con la invenci6n divna de Ii imprenta.
Eantonccs sc renueva la alianza
Que une al Greador su hechura eyclarecida
EhtpnceS es que h mno de e>peranza
Ldvanta la creac0n estremecida.
4 Entonces crea el Hacedor divno
LOS genios que luchando sc engrandeccn;
va prmera Isabel cl gran marino
tEntonce en- la terra sc aparecenl
Les sigue Ell pos cI mNgico sistcia'
DE esos seres de paz poder, y gloria,
| A los que ell mando impone su anatema
Y abre sus fastos la immortal Histor.a.
Ali eStan de laureles ccronados ~ .],:
Bebendo la ambrosfa en- aurea col,a, < a.
Washington Bolivar, enlazados.
los heroes triunfantes de la Europa,
Que de los siglos en- la cterna orla
Greece egregia una palma, altva y sola,
el sol de la iusticia excelso hrilla
los grandes cinendo su aureola.
En- esa palma ell fnclto marno
Grah6 su nombre al descubrir IN mihdo,
Y con diamantcs cscribo el Destino:
''FuG Colon ell primero, y no hay sesundo :.
Los amos les amos Sc enlazaron,
Los hombres los hombres Sc siguieron' '.'
La TERRA de Colon la destrozarop. - ~:
Todos' al semidos ingratos fueronl
Luis catorcc. Cromwell, Carlos quinto.
Y ell h6roe de Austeritz, Arcola y..Jena,
Mas amarga su glor'a Que cl Absynto
al pueblo que arrastraba la cadcna,
Obtuvieron honoreS inmortalcS
Fin que Servi adulac0n ardia, ~. .e..
Mientras que en- desiertos virgipales
America tn nombre repetia.
apenas en- crSalida .rasgando
Bebio del sol cl fulgido dcstelo
Por tn n0mhre su nombre fu6 elyidando
En- ba0tzo dc gloria her0ico y bello.
Y hoy la reina del g2lfo americana,
La sultana gentil de nue5tros mares
Revecando del tempo ell fallo insane
Alza tn estatua a proteger sus larGS.a,.t.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-26
26; DE. FEBRERo> DE 1919. 4.
MACE DONA. .ALEJANDRIHJA BENZ
TEz,l PoETIsA PoRToRRIQuENA.. :.

Entire las mujeres portorriquenas de
la pasada. generaci6n que Sc han dis
tlnguidO ell ell cultivo de las letras,
merece Tin sitio especial en- este, Anto-
logia dona Alejandrina Benftez, no So
10 porques fue la de inspiration mas
elevada. entire las de su 6poca, sino tam
bien por haber sidO la madre natural de
Jose; Gautier, Benitez, uno de los poe
tas de mas bella expression, de mas rica
fantasia y de mas, delicado sentimien-
to que ha, producido este pals. Ella,
con sus amorosos instintos de madre
y con las delicadeZas exquisitas de SUI
temperamento poetico, cultiv6 y per-
feccion6 aquellas cualidades que todos
admiramos en- ell dulce y apasionado
cantor de Puerto Rico.
Naci0 Aleiandrina Benitez, Ell Ma
Yagiiez, ell dfa 26 de febrero de 1919;
que4o huerfana Ell la infancia, y:1a
eric " educ0 csmeradamente una tia
suya; Mona Bibfana Benftez, ALTOONA
da tamhi6n la literature dotada de
bucnas disposiciones para ell cultivo de
la poesfa.
Floreci6 Alejandrina cuando Sc ha-
llaba en- SUI mayor apogeo ell roman.
ticismo en- la literature castellana, y
la influencia de este debemos atribuir
algunos resabios de exaltaci6n lfrica
que Sc advierten en- sus obras.
Dedicada desde muy joven los cdi-
dados del hogan. y de la familia, com
ponia sus versos con pocaA frecuencia;
pero no por ESQ dej6 de inluir nota-
blemente en- ell movimiento literario dc
Puerto Rico.
SuS poesias mas celebrates son; Bus
cando Dios, La Cabafia, Ell cable
submarine, y el cai.tJ A Cuba, que
va inserto a contradiction.
M. Fernandez Juncos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-26

tro de la mayor unprecedented nos per-
mitimos sehalar, las cosas que pueden
periudicarlos y bencfciarles.
Hoy han salido por las GALES de la
cilldad las primeras cOmparsas de mas
caras de la actual temporada carnava.
lesca que Sc inicia con mucho entusias-
mo ell esta ciudad.
FL policfa de servicio ell ell COto del
Laurel arrest6 a Santos Gil, denuncian-
dolo porque con una barra de hierro
hiri6 a Jesus Rodriguez, produci6ndolc
fuertes contuSiOneS.
Como ell agreSor es menor de edad
sera llevado ell case ante la Corte Ju.
venil maiana luncs.
Pedro Guadalupe, menOr dc catorce
amos, fu6 denunciado por introducirse
on In casa comercial del senor Francis
co Forteza, que 'tienc en- Ia Gale de
Atocha de esta ciudad, sustrayendOle
cuatro parcs de medias. Fue arreStado
Dor la policia llevado ante la Corte
JuveniI
Angel Beltran, Bautista Caldcron Y
Alexandra Rodriguez que tenian una
iugada a 10 prohbido fueron denuncia-
dos por Ia po!icia por cl dclito dc jue-
gos Prohibidos.
FL comerciante Jose Avilcs Matos que
hizo transacciones cOmcrciales anOche
on su cstablecimientO 10 denuncia la
policia por infracci0n la ley del
cierrc.
Ramon Roblcs, que hizo un disparo
de revolver anoche Ell Ia calle ha sidO
dcnunciado por alteration la paZ pd-
'blica, por portar armas prohibidas.
Sc nos informa que scr; alberta pro-
ximamcnte en- el barrio Coto del Lau-
rel una oficina postal para cl ScrviciO
del Corrco en- aqucl importante barrio,
que scra de mucho bcneticio para los
expresados vecinos Y IS de felicitar al
Postmaster de csta ciudad Sr. Bclaval.
Manuel M. Padilla.
FebrerO 23.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-26
"A CUBA
sAnfle una estatua de Colon

La H4rgen tefra de radiantc cello,
LA ds Aores aromas oricntalcs
La que atesoFa en- su fecundo suclp
C'danto Dios conc ediera los mortaIes;
La reina de los mares de Occidente,
Del almO Sol la hermosa dcsposada
La, de atm6sfera azul, clara y riente
Y t6nica de peras esmaltada;
La fegi0n sin gual, que pura y bella
Del G6lgota ignore la triste hStora
La que. sus pactos con cl cielo sela
Sin La nancha deicida en- la memoria;
lAm6rica la TERRA portentosa
En- que todo es hermoso,. rico, y grand
...ts . ..t &.-, a st. -t.....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-26

tro de la mayor unprecedented nos per-
mitimos sehalar, las cosas que pueden
periudicarlos y benefciarles.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-05-29
CATHOLIC SERVICES

Services in the Catholic church on
Sunday and the following Sunday, June
s. at 9. o'clock. All the children pra.
Dari,l- for confirmation will receive
holy communion on next Sunday. On
Monday evening at 80. the Right
Rev. Daniel NJ. German, ID. D., l.. d
d.. bishop of Boise. will administer
Ito sacrament Of confirmation to those
children who have been under instruc.
tion for the past several months. o.
Tuesday morning. the bishop. accom-
nanied by Father Phelan, will 20 tc
Winchester, where services will be held
at 1890.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-05-29
IN APPRECIATION.

Banks of the city have received. as
a trophy of the late war. and as a
memento in recognition of their ser.
vice in promoting the recent Victory
war loan, German helmets. such as
were worn by German soldiers while
on dress parade. The helmets. made
from patent, leather with metal trim.
mings.'wer not of the kind used by
the Germans in battle, for the head
piece is not Of such character as would
retard a bullet, such as were metal
helmets extensively used in the war.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-05-29
Hail Insurance-H. Rothwell.

Hail Insurance-H. Rothwell.
]. Loyal Addison of Whitebird was
in Grangeville Saturday.
Surety Bonds-A. w. Talkington.
Ole johnson and son of Sites were
visitors In Grangeville Saturday.
Sand for sale at Chester Arnold's.
Rev. G. o. Oliver is confined to his
bed with severe case of tonsilitis.
Fire Insurance--H. Rothwell.
Rastus Rush was passenger on
Wednesday mornings Whitebird stage
Surety Bonds-H. Rothwell.
NJ. A. Roos, Whitebird postmaster
and son, were in Grangeville Satur.
day.
Fire Insurance.. w. Talkington.
Atty F. E. Fogg has returned from
Lewiston, where he spent several days
on business.
Barn to rent. A. f. PARKER. 27tf
Harvey Arledge has installed an
electric motor in his shop. Harvey's
shop is now quite modern.
DIR. Schilling will be at the Imperial
Hotel the first of each month, &c
New Britain herald., 1919-04-03
TRANSPORT WORKER
 IS VISITING HERE
Rev. William Johnson Met Rev.
 H. A. Jump on Shipboard

Rev. William Brewer Johnson oA
 the Y. M. c. A. transport sefVio0'
 returned from an overseas Fo'
 with the T.. s. ship Siboney, anu ID
 spending a furlough with his l<'A''NlS at the home of MT. and Mrs. Heh1S ~ Walter of Lexington street. Ihe snlp left New Y York harbor March lo arrived at Azores on St'
 day. 1Je, The cha plain states that ReN' hert Atchinson Jump, we'll kno"h ~ ,oca, neon,e as 8 recent pastor or t'@ I Sou+h Congregational church, WAS o'i0 of 2. party of Fl professional secre- +arics who were on board, sailing oin a commission for the reclalmlhs ol l inc battle-scarred districts of fTance. 1 7,be men of the party were ehiliioA' ! specialists in many lines. o. l Mr. Johnson says that the m1nlstei { WAS very popular with the men oA'
 board. He conducted an impressivo Sunday service, and also led the
 lowship class" which is a Blbie stuuS l class. He sent a number ot sree'ihe l to his friends i'll this city Wh1cn al a,l 1 being personally delivered. Al .l'e expiration of the overseas comH1ioeio Rev. MT, Jump will act as pastor VI the First Congregational church III Manchester, N. H.
 Two other men known to local oli c1es were on the Siboney, one or 1hehii ! Cleon F. Webb of Geneva, o., "ho was a. former pitcher for the Ne" Britain baseball team in 1S1V' ana who was going overseas as physlca' director in the A. F. F., where ne would be detailed from one regiment to another for the supervision or ath- letics and athletic meets. The other was Rabbi Kaufman who was with q Jewish welfare commission in which party were IS men and women.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-03

ice Leist crossed the ocean siX times, having returned last week after his 1hlfd round trip.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-03
KAI4IBERG HOME.
ounS soldier Minus Arm Learns of
 Fathers Recent Death.

Oscar kallbere of East Main street, who lost part of his right arm in the Argonne forest during the closing days of the war, was home yesterday for short furlough with his rela- tlTes. He arrived in this country re- cently from France and has been at a camp at staten Island. He expects to receive his discharge soon and will go to the Colonial hospital in New Jersey for trea tment
 The young soldiers homecoming was a sad one, for he learned for the hrst tune of the death of his father which occurred about a month ago. He VIII leave this evening for the camp, accompanied by Private John J. Cream Who spent a 24 hours fur tough at his home.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-03
CITY ITEMS

Sc: sale. The Dress Goods Shop, Main street.-adyt. Former Boys Department Secre- N E. l., Woods of the Y. M. c. A. kfed in this city today. MT. Woods sgned to take up county "" work. April Victor records are here, c. L. f frce < Co.-advt. Past Exalted Rulers James H. Cur and William c. Muller of New Etain lodge. B. P. O. E., will install officers Of Meriden lodge of Elks
 k evening.
 at Turner hall, Setur- night by Tegner lodge. Lynch's &hestra.-advt. Sineo1n c. May has sold throu gh Camp Real Estate company .e $ Ise at 97 Connecticut avenue to Norge and Catherine Johnson.
 President Meigs H. Whaples of the #1necticut Trust company of Hart Md was a visitor in this city today. @. II. Beloin has sold 9 house at 22 8meur street to Annie Wiantis #ough the Camp Real Estate com
 y.
 @Fhe meeting of the Loyal Order of Mose will open at ESQ instead of Nb' b'c1ock.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-03
AUTO SHOW WILL
 OPEN NEXT WEEK
Will Continue at Arch Street Ar1nory From Wednesday Through
 Saturday Evening

The big automobile show will open
 next Wednesday night at the state ar
 mory on Arch street and will con-
 tinue through Saturday night The committee in charge report that practically all of the space in the big armory has been taken by the auto mobile dealers and from present indi- cations there will not be enough room to accomm odate all of the dealers who want to place cars on exhibition.
 The decorators will start work the first part of next week in arranging the arrnory. The men who have the contract for the work are the same ones who decorated the state armory in Hartford for the auto show. The decora tions will be the most elaborate ever secn in this city. Many columns will be used, a special ceiling put in and many electrical decorations will add to making the hall attractive fer the big event. All of the spaces in the hall have been mum bored and the name of each dealer will be hung over
New Britain herald., 1919-04-03

the space he occupies. The band will be located in the gallery and this will give the entire floor for the auTomo- piles.
 ALL indications point to New Britain having an excellent show which will compare favorably with any in the state. Dealers are Enthusiastic over tho outlook and are pleased that ar rangements have been made to have a snow In this city. In past years it mas been necessary to go to Hartford to exhibit their cars. New Britain is we'll up in the automobile world Many parts of cars are manufactured Ill thls city and these will be on ex- hlpluon at the show. The show will attract hundreds of visitors to the city ana Will put New Britain on the map i'll the autom bile circles.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-03
LEIST DISCHARGED.
Local Sailor Released NcSterCia,
 After Nine Months Service.

Machinist's Mate Frank F. L4eist was discharged from the navy at New York city yesterday afternoon, and has returned to his home in this city. At the time Of ilis discharge he was stationed aboard the l. $. g
 Louisville. which is now docked at New York and is soon ot sail for France for detachment of the 26th division. Leist wax called into the service over nine months ago and trained at the Pelham Bay training station. He was then assigned to the receiving ship at New York and some time ago was placed aboard tho Louis vile. During his nine months serv-