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New Britain herald., 1919-08-16
TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR AT ss.
Ezra Mllndy Will Enter the Race in
 New Jersey as An Independent.

Metuchen, N. J., Aug. 16.-New Jersey will have an S8-year-old can didate for governor. He is Ezra Z Mundy of Metuchen, who says he is the oldest living graduate of Rutgers college, having finished in tho class of 1852. He will run as an indepen- dent but is republican in politics
 Among the policies he will advocate in his campaign are: A four-mile speed limit for autom obiles in all cities and 15 miles in the open court try: woman's suffrage; prohibition; increase in teachers salaries; lower taxes; reduction of salaries of public officials; intercoastal ship canal.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-16
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New Britain herald., 1919-08-16
 ED O.


 Miss Bertha, Hanford who has been attending the conference at Northfield is expected home tomor- row. -. Miss Mar jorie Moore and Miss Mary Nelson are expected home the first of the week from their vacation in Massachusetts.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church had it's annual picnic this .aftennodi at 2 o'clock in c. F. o13son's grove. A ball game was QlkYed and a basket lunch was, eniqheA.
 c. T. Mi1ok&cf New York, who has been spen eng the week in town with frien1 returned home today.
 7aur,;hs Notices. East BerfH chuYch M eth odist Epis- copal-Leon& Ellsworth. pastor; 1o:45, morning. worship, sermon .by the pastor; F Sunday school; e:45 p. m., EpwofkAh Hague; 7:3O p. m., evening worS6 lip sermon by the pastor.
 St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church II a. m., morning .wor8hfp, MT. Grimes, lay reader; i2:fe p Sun day school.
 sacred I1eaTL nOndn GAAHOllC Churchill D. m., morning worship, Rev. J. c. Brennan. , Berlin Congregational Church 10:45, morning service, sermon by the pastor, Samuel A. Fiske; 12 m., Sun day school. Kensington Congregational Church Carlton Hazen,. pastor: 10:45i a. m., 1 morning worship, sermon by Rev. E. IN of Eo 1iy,. 1 day school; 6 p. m. Christian En- deavor. St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church g a. m., morning worship conducted by Rev. J. C. Brennan. K. . Berlin Briefs. ] Colonel c. M. Jarvis arrived home ! today from New York to remain with his family over the weekend. Col. i Jarvis is connected with the Fsdera1 Adding Machine Co.,, of New York | as one of the officials. | Rev. Samuel A. Fiske returned home yesterday from West Brookaeld, Mass, where he and his family are i spending the summer. He expects l to preach at the service tomorrow re- turning to his family tomorrow 1 evening. .,... marry IOuId IS expected to return ' home today from Pittsf1eld, Mass, where he has been spending his va- cation. Harry is one of the towns popular newsboys.
 East Berlin Items. 1 Miss Lydia Hermann of Middletown was visiting in town yesterday with Miss Grace Holigan.
 Edward Fowler is home from Hart ford for a vacation and expects to be here for a few days.
 Mrs. John Warmsley and son re- 1 turned home last evening from Provi- dence, R. l., where they have been spending several wetks.
 Another car of coal for East Berlin ! has arrived at New Haven accordine 1 to information received by Mahlor Hazen. A large number here have not as yet received any coal and this Announcement will be of interest tc | many. Due to the strike 1t will be the end of next week before the coa is expected to arrive here.
 Miss Winifred Barnes and Miss Ruby Wye are expected home toda, l from Northfeld where they have been in attendance at the Northfielc
New Britain herald., 1919-08-16
Persons Sick May Have Con- . traCted Disease From Carrier
PREPARING RAGE TRACK
Church Notices-Hike Meeting To- morrow--Items of Interest, From A
 All Parts of the Town-Servicc Man Home.

~ No further cases of typhoid fever z have been reported since yesterday and it is thought that the six cases now in town are the beginning and end of the scare. All those who are sS~al lived in the s1me cottage at the Plainville camp ground and in all probability no other cases of the dis- ease will develop. Those here in town who are III with the disease are Edward and Inez Olmstead, children of Mrs. George D. Boyer. Clayton Lewis, son of Prosecutor Charles F. Lewis Charles Haddock and Thomas and Ruth Hanford. children of F. S. < Hartford. Mrs. George D. Boyer is !, not i'll with the disease as stated in morning paper.
 The Plainville grounds were visited today by Deputy Commissioner T. Eben Reeks of the state board of health. Rev. E. F. Lounsbury stated this morning that he did not believe the grounds or the food served there &caused the outbreak of typhoid and gave his reasons. The clergyman said 1t was the custom of this particular N group to take hikes over the sur rounding country near the grounds and that while off on these hikes, they drank some water or milk or possibly came Into carrier of the disease which consequently caused the present outbreak. His statement would seem to bear weight as no > other person in the whole camp has 'Abeen reported sick. The Kensington Epworth league owns the cottage which the sick people occupied during their stay at the grounds and as consequence were much together. The grounds are inspected regularly and no complaint about either the water, milk or the sanitary condition has been registered s M Dr. R. M. Griswold stated yester- day that in all probability it was the milk or water supply that was at fault, but the new light thrown upon the causes by Rev. Lounsbury may show that it was the supply in an outside territory that has caused all the trouble.
 Hike" Meeting
 The Junior League of the kensing- ton M. E. church, will hold service tomorrow afternoon in the form of & .hike" meeting. All members are asked to meet at the church at 3:15 < o'clock so as to make an early start in order to get back in time for the o'clock service.
 A4nleeting in "hike" form sounds snovei as we'll as unusual and the meeting promises to be one of extra ordinary interest.
 Letters Held.
 There are letters being held at the persons. Mrs. K. A. Rayue. Miss
New Britain herald., 1919-08-16
MERCHANT DIES.

Stamford, August 16.-Charles Miller, dry goods merchant, who been i'll for three months with hS trouble, died during last night at
 Stamford hospital. Born in Bedft N. T., in 1s47. MT. Mile establisl himself in business here 5zs ye ago. He had given large sums
 charitable and religious bodies, : was active in war relief work. $, widow, son and a daughter survI
New Britain herald., 1919-08-16
ATTENTION LADIES'!
 .LA7ES7PARIS STYLES
Buyers Claim American Wa Have PrettieSt Ankles ip

M --.sSs
 Paris, Aug. 16.-ParIi display of styles shca gan is being attendsj American. huyers, VI showing themselves of the dictata- of F1 than ever.h fore.
 BroH8. accordins els, again in nla ,s
 bunces, pa 1nascf
 past.1 seven to Bi American say, are rid3 the gowns a ting American long. It is said women will be 6Ho lengths. One Of the F. ican buyers said today formed woman looks we'll long skirt and if cannot be gf4cA but he laughed at.a dressmaker's gestion that Americans wont skirts because American wonnerfS not have pretty ankles.
 American women have the prs - tiest ankles and feet in the world" the buyer replied and they also are the best shod. but they realize that the extremely short skirts are ridi- culed and they believe in moderation" !"
 Although the Americans designed their own styles to a great extent dur ing the war they apparently are find- ing that much is worth while in the Paris display rooms. Brown Is shown in scores ofzvarious shades. There also are shown four shades of gray, raven blue .tete-de-negre and moles.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-16
CONCRETE VESSEL LAUNCHED.

Washington, Aug. 16.-The Steam ship Atlantus, the first concrete ves- sel to be launched from an Atlantic shipyard and the second to be operat- ed in Atlantic waters, was turned over by the shipping board today to the Raporel Steamship line, of New York, which will operate the vessell in it's West Indian service. The Atlantus was built at Wilmington, N. C., and Is of 5000 tons.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-16
CLEARING HOUSE PERMIT.

New York, Aug. 16.-The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold s53,o95,71o reserve in excess of legal requirements. This is an increase of s1,s5s,14o from last week..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
10 QUE PRODUJERON LAS
FIESTAS DE LA ESCUELA
JOHNSON

La Directora de la Escuela john
son de esta ciudad, Sc sirvio lnfor-
marnos para que 10 hagamos del CO.
nocimiento del publico, que las dos
fiestas infantiles llevadas a cabo en-
dicho planted, cuyos productos sc de-
dicaron u fines de beneficencla, pro-
dujeron. Ia primera, doscientos II
cuenta pesos, que Sc dedican a la cons
truccion de un bano para los alum
nos que por su pobreza O por viv!r
en- casas nal dotadaS, no pueden
en- su domicilio, Y la segunda
hasta la fecha Glen pesos, y CONT
nuan recibiendose pages por las To-
calidedes ocupadas, de cuyo total Sc
dara cuenta mas tarde, dedicados sus
productos a las Asoc:aciones de carl
dad de la ciudad de San Antonio. La
misma senorita Directora da las gra-
cias ell su nombre :en del Cuerpo de
Professors que dirije, a todas aque-
las personals que contribuyeron con
su obolo a los fines que Sc DEAN
eypreSadoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
Hermana, no ~esperes!!!

A que III cara quede desfigurada a conse-
cuencia de los barroS. espinillas escoriaeio-
Ees y Arrugas.
La PARTISAN SUPER CREAM" scura.
"a y limpiara Ia complexion de toda cIase
de impurezas, sin importar Cue estas sean
rnuy a~ntiguas o que haya gastado mucho d.
nero para haeerlas desaparecer. Garantiza-
mos tales resuitados O devoivemos ell impor-
te de Ia preparation.
Los sorprendentes resultados de Ia PARI-
SIAN SUPER CREAM proporcionan bene-
ficios incalculables a las personals que ten
gan Ia cara desfiCurada con erupciones. ba-
rros. etc. hacienda que Sc reiuvenezca. blan-
quee y suavice. FL precio de esta magnifica
preparation es de $500. porte pagaao q tp-
das parties de los Estados Unidos- Mands
I'd. su importe 81 10 desea. o bien 25e.
y ell resto 10 pagara al recibirla.
MRS. NELLIE WoJNAR. Dept C.
81 E. 18th St. New York f;ty.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
Ell A2TE DE TRINCHAR
Ell ROSBIF

Esta pieza no ha de cortarse nun
ca en- Ia cocina, sino en- Ia mesa del
convite, O. por 10 menos, en- ell apa-
rador qua haya en- ella; Y este a eau
sa de Que, 81 Ia vaca pierde sus Ju-
eos V su aroma, resulta insoporta-
Bile Dor lc insipida. Dos metodos
pueGen saguirse para trinchar c,
rosbif. cortando en- Ia direction del
lomo. O en- la cue marcan los TIA
mentos de la carne: en- el primer ca
so. ell ercargado de la ~oEeraclon ha
de colocar ell trozo de carne en- la
disposition indicada, y entonces, po-
dra separar peqlenas lonias tan
delcadas como 50 q%uiera, rrocurando
que a cada una de elias Sc adhlera
una pequeha porcion de grasa, y re-
gandolas. coDfcrme las vaya colo
cardo ZEN la fucnte. con una peque-
ma cantidad del iugo que Sc des-
prende dc la masa en- Ia primltlva.
81 Sc prefiere seguir Ell otro metodo,
habra de darse II pequena Vue!ta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
CABRERA MEGA QUE TOMARA
Ell DINERO POR La FUEEZA

NUEVA YORK. JUNO 2.-Se ha
dado publicidad hoy a un despacho
procedente de Ia Ciudad de Mexico,
que contie1e unas ~declaraclones del
licsnciado Luis Cabrera, S~ecretario
de Hacienda Y Credito Publico del
Gobierno de Carranza, respecto de la
incautacion de fondos pertenecientes
al Banco de Londres y Mexico, asun-
to que ha resurgido con motive de la
demanda p~resentada por William L.
Mitchell en- la cual acuso al Gobier-
no actual de Mexico de haber come
lido un Colossal robo d las instituclo-
mes bancarias de emission"
Las declaraciones de Cabrera, tai
V como han sido dadas a la publicidad
aqui Y presentadas a la Corte por ell
abogado Jarome Hess, patrono del
gobicrno de Carranza Y de la Conf
sion Monetaria, eNpresan que son IN
exactas las afirmaciones de Mitchell,
resperto de que Ell gobierno tonara
ell dinero del Banco de Londres y Me
xico por medic de Ia fuerza militar
O de la amenaza de muerte sobre ell
Gerente de la institution bancaria.
Cabrera asegura que ell dinero fue
obtenido ''legalmente en- caltdad de
prestamo; que este monta q "a suna
de diecisiete millones quinlentos mil
pesos orc n~acional, en- vez de velnte
millones como afirmo Mr.. Mitchell;
que ell gobierno ha hecho publcas de-
claraciones de que ell prestamo fue OBJ
tenido del Banco de Londres y Me-
xico en- interes publico y que ell di-
nero sera pagado tan pronto como 10
permitan las condolences financieras
del gobierno."
Mitchell, por su parte. ha reanuda-
do con su abogado Saul Rogers sus
gestiones ante Ia Corte para que no
Sc entregue al agente financiero del
gobierno de CarranZa ell dinero que
reclama al Banco de Montreal ON
perteneciente al Banco de Londres y
Mexico, Y sosteniendo nuevamente
Que ell gobierno actual de Mexico Sc
incauto, usando para clio de Ia fuer-
"a. de ~cuarenta y dos niillones de pc
SOS en- orc, plata. billetes Y valores
u constituian ell fondo del Banco de
Londres Y Mexico, parte del cual per
tenecia al Ranco de Montreal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
LOCALES BREVES
.JUNTA

Hoy a las tnas Y media de la tar
de. segun anuncia el Comite de Sc
noras de la ciudad, tendra vertical
two una junta en- Ell Auditorium de
la Camara de Concrete, sito en- la
Gale de Navarro, en- ell Central Office
Building. en- la cual la senorlta
Myrtle Berry pronunciara una alo-
cuci6a que versara sobre las condi-
clones del trabajo para Ia Muler Ell
ell Estado de Texas. La senorita Be-
Try ~pertenece a la Federation del
Trabajo del Estado dc. Texas, baJo
cuyos auspicios viene a TRAFALGAR en-
esta ciudaG. Sc hace cordial invita-
ci6n a todos los aombres y r%luJeres
Que hablen irgles V QUE Sc lnteresen
en- este asunto, para que concurran
al lugar citado q Ia bora antes dl-
cha a presenciar Y OR este trabaJo.
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Suicide de un americana.

La manana de aver fue turnada
al Juzgado de Paz de la Ciudad ell
acta levantada con motive del ca
so de suicide que llevo a efecto un
ciudadano de este pals, el que fue
hallado tirado en- medic del canine
de Pleasanton, como a dieciseis MI
las de San Antonio. Ell cadaver pre-
sentaba una herida hecha con arma
de fuego en- la sien derecha, Y junto
a 81 Sc halo una pistola Colts, con
a que sc priv6 de la vida. El Suicida Sc
llamaba William Brooks Patten, y
era de regular edad. Hoy comenzara
ell Juez de Paz las averiguaciones del
case. eyaminando a los testigos que
Sc han presentado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
Lomo alto de te-nera

Esta parte, llamada tamoien GUAR
to deiantero," ccmprende las cost,
las, ell solomillo V ell rinon.
Antiguamente, prescindiendo de
refinamientos que hoy seria censu'
rabhe olvidar, trnchaban tales peda-
EOS siguiendo la direction de las
costillas, para que cada n de es-
tas l~levase undo IN pequeno trozo
de filete, V hasta de rinon. Hoy sc
separa ell filete v ell rinon, Sc cortan
en- pequenas porc;ones, y Sc van
agregando a las lonjas, despues de
subdividirlas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
Detenido por vender tequila

Los empleadoS del DEPARTMENTS de
Justicia llevaran a cabo la aprehen-
sion de un individuo de nacionalidad
mexicana a quien Sc acusa de ven
der tequila en- la circunscripcion dc
las diez millas, CONFERENCE.-The con
hecho la ley neSpectiva. EXami-
nado que fue por 81 Comisionado res
pectivo. sc lie impuso una fianza de
$500 90 para queGar en- li5ertad Y
esperar que vuelva a ~reunirse Ia Cor
he Federal en- Diciembre proXimo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
incendio

POGO despu6s de las II de la mana.
ma dc aver, recibio aviso la policia
lie que en- una casa de la Gale de
Mulberry numerada 525 Sc l'abia
~declarado un ~incendio. La casa fs
propiedad de un senior J. J. Jackson
Y esta habitada por un senior c. S.
Solocolich. FL siniestro tuvo por orr
gen la explosion dc una estufa de
aceite V las perdidas que resultaror
Sc estiman en- mas de seiscientos
pesos. No Sc dice 81 II p%ropiedad es-
taba ~asegurada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
Clausuro sus sesiones

La Corte Federal ciaIsurG aver Ell
periodic De 81. sesIoEeS correspon-
d;cnte al Ines Ge Maso ultimo, ha-
kiendo juzgado cast todas las eau
q que constaban en- la lista que
con oportunidad publico LA PREM
SA. a exception de unas cuatro o
cinco que por motives diversos que
daran pendientes para ser llevados
ante el Jurado, durante Ell proximo
periodic que sera alberto en- Diciem-
bre del %corriente ano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
Choque

En- la Gale de Houston frente a
Ia casa III. de donde avisaron por
tel6fono a la policia, una sonora QUE
manejaba I'm autom6vil, fue a cho-
car con otro dc igual clase que esta-
ba parade. rompi6ndolo. La sonora
en- rez dc detenerse, a~celero Ia mar
cha no dando lugar nj a que Sc to-
mara ell numero del caro- que name
iaba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
A REGRESAR Al. RANCHO

L. oportunidad de La hora esta a
la mano. La production de artlcuios
alimenticios para ell mundo entero
esta gravitando sobre los Estados
Unidos Y pasaran algunos amos par"
que la eScasez dele de sentlrSe.
Los agricultores necesitan traOa
jadores. EStan ofreciendo buenos sa-
larios V cada dia hacen mas pedlaos
de braceros al SERVICIO DE EN-
PLECS DE LOS ESTADOS uNlEOS.
situado en- la Plaza Main IL, que
los que este puede llenar.
Hay siempre escasez de trapaJa-
dores para los ranches. La maqnlna-
ria moderna. con Ia cual listed esta
mas O menos familiariZado, ha dis
minuido las horas de trabajo Y hace
mas irteresante la vida del campo
que andar por las calhes buscando un
trabajo en- la ciudad.
Aqui esta una ~oportunldad para
ganar Y para ahorrar, para recogel
los frutos de su trabajo, para hacer
buenas utilidades Y Ell SERVlC1O DE
'EMPLEOS DE LOS ESTADOS UNI
DOS, obtendra para listed trabajo en-
los ranches. enteramtsnte gratis de
costo para listed Y para quben lie de
ell trabaio. T~elefonee al numero Ira
Wis 5727, u ocurra a la direction in
| dicada arriba.
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Pr. p:edades reeuperadas

Los Agentcs de, n~erartamehto de
JuSticia unidos a los agentes militia
res de investigation en- esta ciudad,
han levado a efecto a recuperaclon
de varios obietos pertenecientes al Go
bierno americaho que Sc hallaban
en- I'm Montepio. Estos articulos tie
men un valo- de s5OO.0 90 POGO mas o
menos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
Sc activara la persecution contra
Il alcohol

4 partir de! dia 1o. de Julio pro-
ximo. fecha en- que quedara absolu-
tamente prohibida la venta de cerye-
"a conteniendo alcohol Y de who's
espirituosos, Y a menos que 81 eX-
pida la ley autorizando la venta &c
estos articulos con una cantidad mi
nina de aquella materia. la persecu-
ci6n que sc abrira contra los vende-
dores clandestinos, sera terrible, Sc
gun SIC nos informo en- Il de las
Oficinas del Departamento de JUS
ticia.
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al rosbif. V cortar . 10 largo II car
Tic del filete Ell lonjas delgadas de-
jando a cada una parte da Ia grasa,
V anadiendo VI POGO del jugo que
LeSprende.
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En- yacaciones
En- vacaciones

En- la Corte 81 de DiStrito, por
disposition del senior Juez seran dis
ffrutando los empleados adscritos a
este Tribunal de unas vacacioneS que
Sc prolongaran hasta el lunes de la
e~ntrante semana, dia en- que Sc rea-
nudaran los trabajos en- las causas
que tienen por juzgar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
CORTES Y POLICIA


soma de esta ciudad contra una Com
pania Comercia Y una de Seguros So
bre academies, por IA suma de -.
$40. 900 demanda cue tiene origen
en- ell atropellamiento V lesiones que
sufrio Ell demandante ocasionados por
un CAIRO de la Compania Commercial
demandada. Els probable que hoy Sc
de a conocer el fallo del senior Juez
ante quien Sc presento el asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-07
Juicio de demanda

Ante la Corte 81 dc Disrrito Sc
esta viendo el juicio por la deman-
da que presenta una conocida per
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-07-26

A. D. Hartsell, proprietor of the
White Line buses, running between
Clearwater and Tampa said this
morning that the condition of the
road between Clearwater and the
South Florida metropolis was keeping
him awake at night. When the con-
tarctors decide to close the road Mr..
Hartsell says he will use the detour
as long as anything on wheels goes
through, but that it will be simply
impossible to drive the woods road il
1t rains any more. He stated that it
was his intention to appear before
the board of commissioners of Hills.
horo county and advise them that
they could at small expense, cut the
grass, palmettoes and small shrubs
at the side of the road, throwing this
stun in the ruts and raking it down.
and thus maintain a passable thor
oughfare, as had been done near Kis-
simmee. If the commissioners re-
fused to listen to him., Mr.. Hartsell
felt that he might as we'll go out Of
business till the new highway il com
pleted Clearwater Sun.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-07-26
NATAL HAY FARMS

One Of the safest and most profit
able investments in Florida is a Natal
Hay farm. Natal Hay Is The ideal
hay for Florida conditions; it is a
staple crop, not subject TO insects and
diseases and in great demand Natal
Hay contains rs per cent more pro-
tein than timothy hay. it can stand
drought and quite a severe frost and
re-seeding itself will come right up
in the spring and produce from one,
two ard three cuttings per year. All
farms are operated as one on large
scale under cooperative manage
ment. Your income from Natal
Hay farm is Immediate. The Asso-
citation does all the work for you.
We have market for all the hay we
can produce at high price. Hay is
the second most staple farm product
grown in the United States. O My a
few 4O-acre farms left at the $4,000
price. Buy yours. now. Call or write
for illustrated descriptive booklet.
E. ]. KAUFMAN, Resident Manager
N'SNAf
FLORIDA NATAL HAY ASSOCIA
TON. Phone 42S. Evening Telegram
Bldg, Lakeland, Fla 1857