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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-14
NAMES TURNED IN
CONTINUED from page nine.)

A. Blake Jones, Watson Bldg.
Mrs. Emily S. Hartman, S27 Benoni
Ave.
Edith Hartman, S27 Benoni Ave.
Verna Kergan, 814 Emerson st.
]. o. Barreclt, Ais Barnes st.
NJ. l.. Brown, 22O Locust Ave.
Mrs. M. L. Brown, 22O Locust Ave.
Nellie G. Brown, 220 Locust Ave.
Joseph T. Brown, 220 Locust Ave.
C. II. Duncan, 22O Locust Ave.
Mrs. j. A. Meredith, 727 Fairmont
Ave.
Mrs. E C. Frame, S1S Main St.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03

= Erontul de Est: .Schimb tie focu-
n &c alma 81 mitraliera pc tot from
tul NistruIui.
Erontul de Nest: !namicul care
tsecuse lisa pc tot frontul, dupa
tlapte- inviersumate care an dnrat
della POS Iulie a. G.. fost asvir.
lit innapoi, mentinindu-se inca IN
scctoarele Rakamaz 81 Szolnok. un.
d. luptele continual Gu indiriire.
Capturari: $50 ds prisonieri,
tunuri de Gimp, II mitraliere. multi
material 81 munitii.
Pierderi: morti, locotenentii Pa
|ciucu Nicolae, Dragan Dumitru
Jordan Ion 81 90 de soldati; ranit,
T. ofiteri 81 56l soldati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03

sa sprijineasca cauza femeii in fa-
ia marelui STAT national asigurfn-
du-i drepturile civile 81 politice e.
gale cu ale barbatnlui. conform no
tariff ce s'a luat in adunarea ma
tionala della Alba lula. D-sa in ter
meni bine alesi eSpus situatia de
|azi fcmeii ca un contrast isbitor
in miilocul civilizatiei timpurilor
|noastre moderne, accentuInd ca fe-
meia, drepturile ce 81 lie reclama
lnu lie vor privi incurInd ca scop, ci
ca mijloc. Totodata ISL eXprima
Iconvingerea CO 81 in cadrul preocu
tparilor de ordin strein firea fe-.
meii va raminea acelasi consacrin-
du-se eel putin cu acelasi devota-
1nent ca 81 in trecut indatoritoriei
de mama 81 sotie. Aceste rezumate
IS 'au SemnalaNde altfel 81 II statele
unde egala indreptatire a femeilor
a ajuns deja la mfaptuire.
| la sfirsit Dina DR.. Nora Leme-
my inminat d-lui |. Maniu un me-
moriu din parfea femcilor romine
care Sc va inainta marelui STAT.
Dl Iuliu Maniu i'm numele Con-
Isiliului Dirigent romin raspumde
aprobind cele spuse de dina DR..
Nora Lemeny. Recunoaste deplina
mdreptatire a femeilor earl alatu-
ri de barhati an suportat totdeau-
lid ~reul vietii. D-sa isl aminteste
de rezolutia della Alba fulia 81 de
|clara ca 81 mentine cuvIntul dat
relativ la dreptuile femeii, deSi
liz proiectul legii electorate nu S a
fac,t despre aceasta nici amin
tire Ca motiv D-sa Sc provoaca la
lcauze technice superioare nationa-
lc precum 81 la faptul ca votul fe-
mcilor in celelalte provincii 81 in
lvechiul Regat nu eXista inca 81 ap-
Ir0bindu-Se nl,mai la MOI ar face ca
lTransilvania Sa alba voturi duble.
/ Proiectul legii electorate. care G
Ipfezentat acum Marelui Stat G me
init sa reguleze alegerile pentru
constituanta, care apoi va avea sd
elahorcze un alt project pentru a.
lcgeriie in parlameptul Rominiei
/ Mari. Acest project unconditional
Va cuprinde 81 dreptul de vot al e.
nleilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03
R u G A R E.

Rugam respectuos pc toate so.
cietatile noastre, cit 81 pc prie.
tcnii nostri ca sa ne trimita zia
rcle Americana care au reprodus
il, total, orr in parte, replica noa.
stra la ingimfatul APPEL al ungu.
rilor: Real Facts about Hun
gary. ......
Mss a comunicat din multe
pS.rti ca ziarele Americana al
promis ca vor reproduce raspun
s,sl nostru, deci, am dori ca Sc "a
Gem o colectie din ziarele care
sprijinesc cauza noastra.
RED.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03

O depntatiuned de doamne 81 d-sca-
re romine din Sibiiu sub conducere
d-nei DR.. Nora Lemeny Aau fost pri-
mite eri la ora 10 in andianta de
dl lulu Manu-, prez. Cons. Dir. de
fata find 81 d-nul ministru Y. Col
dis, sefii Gle Rcsorturi DR.. A. La
zar, DIR. Ion Suciu 81 /. Jumanca.
Dina DIR. Nora Lemeny adresan-
du-se dlui |. MANU- cerut in nu-
melc femeilor rolni1e din Ardeal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03
DIN f(jcA C)NDE|UlUl.


Fisiologii constata ca desvolta-
rea musculara a fetelor din En-
glitera a ajuns pc a barbatilor,
ba inca multe din ele au intrecut
media fortei barbatilor, 81 aceasta
datorita mumcei din fabricele de
munitiuni pc timpul razboiului.
= Noroc ca in Englitera feme
nismul n "a ajuns asa de desvoltat
ca aici, caci, bietilor barbati nu-
mai bine nu lear merge end
Mrs-ilor lear sahri tandara.
in Englitera S au ridicat toate
maSurile prohibitive asupra ia
hricatiunei 81 vinzarei berei, luate
pc timpul razboiului. Trai neica
81 good lux prin toate baruri-
le; numai aici suntem eXpuSi Sd
ne uscam. Dare Gear ii daca
81 Uncle Sam ar urma pllda lul
Tom Bull? Ne prindem ca la
multi ar scadea aproape la zero
termometrul dorului de pleca
acasa.
Din New York Sc telegrafiaza
ca un politist intrebind pc Romi-
nil carl stateau insirati in fata
unei agentii, sd lie vina rindul Sc
c,mpere bilete de vapor, ca de
ce dau zor Sc piece acasa, unul
din Ell la raspuns: High rent ;
no whisky" = o fl sau no ii
asa. asa zice telegrama. Oar tot
c. Sc poate, Sc ii raspms asa nn
sugubet, he stiind ca vorba lul
va avea cinstea sd fie telegrafia-
ta in tOata lumea.
| ConStantin Dumba, foStul am.
basador al Austriei in Statcle I.
mite. despre care nu Sa auzll
cam de multisor. a iesit la ivea.
Ia. Prin m articol publicat in Vi
ena in ..Feie Presse. sfatuieStt
poporul Statelor Unite sa spriii
neascr pc Presedmtele Wilson n
tratatul de pace 81 liga natlunl
lor - Suntem siguri ca vineazi
ceva. Poatc postul pc care la a
vat. fie 81 in calitate dc ministrl
p'enipotentiar.
Hop 81 lrlandezii Gu protestu
impotriva tratatului de pace $
| liga natiunilor. Nu Sc putea 81
/ nu protesteze 81 Ell, ca unii Gle car
1nu s'a interesat conferinta pacoi
81 protesteaza GU tarie, din plami
nil a 20.O00,000 americani, in ;
cIror vine curge SINCE irlandez
Zic corifeii lOr. - Acum eSe Il
iveaIa cimiIitura pentru ce majo
ritatea scnatorlor sunt impOtri
va tratatului de pace. 10000, ,0Ot
milioane de voturi, Gu catel. c'
purcell. nu sunt de lepadat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03

pentru inainarea e 81 popoulu muncit avem tara
hngurul pacat i pc sufe Hi 81 pot uni la
olat dar veni Sd uneasca ii vor
s "a - ase mc deosebiri de yede 81 aci zeleaceler
conus tara dupA bnnul lof plac vor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03
|NF0RNATIUN|

Otraviti de masline. - Din GER
cetarile chimice facute de depar-
tamentul salubritatii publice Il
statului. s@a dovedit ca Colonelul
C. c. Wey6recht. din Alliance,
precum 81 cele lalte victime, earl
all murit in urma umui Banchet,
care a avut loc la Lake Side Club,
Canton. Ohio, au fost otraviti de
masIinele earl 'au servit la ma
sd.
Recunoastere de guvern. - De-
partamentul Statului din Wa
shington a anuntat ca a recunos-
cut guvernul - facto din Peru.
Monarchie in Ungaria? - O te-
legrama din Viena cu data de 30
c. 81 comentariile articOlelor din
presa ungara exprima credinta ca
evenimentele din Ungaria grabesc
reintoarcerea unui ,guvernamint
monarchic. S a declarat ca parfi-
dul Crestin National este un par
It'd mascat monarchic. Stunt .indi-
catiuni ca telegramele din Ruda-
pesta sunt mai de aproape censl.-
rate.
Vizita familiei regale q Belgiei,
- Sc anunta din Bruxel ca rege-
le Albert 81 Regina Elisayeta a
Belgiei. impreuna GU printul dc
coroana Leopold, vor parasi Bel
gia intre 2O--24 Septemibrie a. G,
spre a veni in Statele Unite, Gu
un vaper de razboiu American
1mbarcarea familiei regale Sc va
face la Antwerp.
| Un pom minunat. - I'm Find
Hay, Ohio, este ua mar altoit su
treizeci 81 sase feluri de frpcte 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03
McAdoo va fl amendat.


ca presedintele Wilson nu va N
latura legea in fayoarea lui vii.
liam G. McAdoo 81 familla lul
att McAdoo. cit 81 administratla
cAilor ferate. earl libefat d-lui
81 d-nei McAdoo 81 dol copil al
lor bilete de tren gratis pei va
goanele Pullman, sunt pc Gale Gle
a fl pedepsiti Gu amenda intrt
800 81 5000, s'a declarat Sim
bata trecuta de expertii ieglsti
de- Gale ferata.
Senatorii au fost fOarte sur
prinsi de numarul biletelor gra
tuite pentrn familiilc lnaltilor o.
ficiali.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03
Holera face ravagii in Filipino

= O telegrama din Manila anun-
ia "a de la 10 pima la 26 lulie au
fost 67 de cazuri noui de holer;l
in acei oras, dintre carl 33 morta-
le. I'm cele latte part din t'iliplne
au fost 1850, dintre earl l2al
mortale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03
omorit in lupta. s. ,

Omorit in lupta- James Gil
more.~ Al, ,.Iayse Ave-. lsfyclanL
a mnrit in spitalul Fairwiev
Park. ranit la cap de trotuar IN
cadere, in lupta Gu box avuta Gu
Michael Tooles, care fost are
stat, acuzat de omucidere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03
Varza expusa la stricare.
Nu va puneti banii in geaman'

tan. = Grant Shealy, a pus gea-
mantanul jos, linga ell, ca se/scoa-
ta un tiket la Union Depot, Gle
veland. Pima KS a dat tiketul un
pungas la sterpelit geanta, i'll
care pc iinga imbracaminte Sc a
fla 81 5000 81 un incl in valoare
de $50 Pusese lucrurile de valoa-
re in geanta ca Sc nu fie pungasit
pc drum 81 end colo fost pun
gasit in CARA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03
Femeie ajuta la jefuire.

Femeie ajuta la jefulre. = lu-
nca trecuta in Cleveland MAJ
,multe persoane an fost jefulte de
m barbat 81 o femeie. Barbatul
ridica revolverul strigind Hands
up" (sus miinHe) 81 femeia Il
scotoceae prin buzunare. Printre
cci jefuiti sunt: Jack Grosman
2S3. f. 1876 Street. caruia la luat
$12 din buzunarul vestei: Robert
France. *3. Flip r. Hatch, 9o0l
Hough Ave. a fost impuscat in
plilpa piciorului. find ca a re
fuzat Sc ridice miinile, de aceiasi
persOana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03

toate produc tli regularitate roa-
de. Pomul este proprietatea hor-
ticulturistului Henry Flater, 81 e.
ste vizitat ca 8 IMMUNE de curl
osi, cam vim de la mari departari.
.. y
varza expusa la stricare. =
In Greeley, Colorado, Sc afla mil
de tone de varza expusa sd sc pu.
trezeasca daca fabricantii de con.
serve nu Sc vor grabi sc dispute
de ca. Transportatorii declara Cd
calea ferata Union Pacific, care
trece prin tiiihtul acela, refuza'
sd mai furnizeze vagoane refri
geratoare pentru transportares
verzei. cartofilor orr cepei, care
Sc afla in ambundenta (beisug
in Weld County.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03

Ungurii Ger Plebiscit. Peste
200 de Unguri. cetateni Ameri-
cani au avut Ilunea trecuta q
conventie in Cleveland 81 au 70.
tat rezolutiune in care sc preve-
de ca sd Sc intervie pc linga d.
plomatia Americana 81 Europea-
ma Gu 0 cerere ca soarta Ungariei
sd fie hotarita prin un plebisclt
(un vot al poporllluiO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03

10000 soldati. Italieni amnesti
att. - Patruzecis de mil solda:l
Italieni condamnati pc termeni
lungi in timpul razboiului an fost
alnnestiati de Reggie ltaliei IN
ziua de | Septembrie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03
vizita familiei regale q Belgiei,

Un pom minunat. - I'm Find
lay, Ohio, este I'm mar altoit su
treizeci 81 sase feluri de fr,nte 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03

Generalul Pershing imbarcat
pentru America. Dumineca
trecuta generalul Pershing S "a
imbarcat la Brest pentru State
le Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-03

RecunoaStere de guvern. - De-
partamentul Statului din Wa
shington a anuntat ca a recunos-
cut guvernul - facto din Peru.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15
CHANGES IN PUBLIC
EDUCA T|ON SUBJECT
OF TUTORS EnRG

Milwaukee. Wis. June 14-Proposeu
changes which would have an import
ant bearing on the future of puoilc
education i'm the United States Will be
taken up at the convention Of the Ma
iona, Education Association here June
% to July 5. Fifteen thousand dele
yates are expected to attend.
DEVELOPMENT of the new democracy
as il applies to the public schools Will
be the keynote of the entire conVen-
ton. Leading educators of America
and representatives of France ana
England will discuss the lessons of the
war and educational needs Of future
generations.
one session will be devoted to the
subject. Organization OF public euu-
cation for service in the new democ-
racy," and another session to 'Educa-
ton for the establishment Of a democ-
racy in the world.
George y. Strayer, president of the
association. said it was hoped to deNel-
q, l:,5,,a..n that S-0ulG make Ger
min the realization of the ideals oil
our profession i'm the building of a
greater and more efficient system OF
public education"
I'VE are face to face with great
crisis" he said. IF our profession Is
true to its obligation there must be
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15

brought To pass "A great national asso'
citation of teachers conscious or It's
power and able and willing TO accept
its responsibility In the development
of a system OF public education which
viii make good the promises OF demoe'
racy,
1--WE shall because of the justice of
our cause. secure the enactment OF that
legislation which will place a depart
ment OF education In our national gov
crnment with q secretary in the presi'
dents cabinet
I'VE shall secure those appropria'
tlons from congress which will stimu'
late the states to provide properly
trained and adequately paid teacher
for every American boy and girl;
which shall encourage the states IN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15

their endeayor TO remove illiteraoy ana
Americanize the foreigners who i've
among us; which shall provide Tor
the development OF program OF phy.'
steal education which will lay a sound
basis In physical well'being for our
whole population. and which WIN
work In the direction OF providing
equality OF educational opportunity
throughout the nation.
I'VE are enlisted In great cause
We seek to perpotuate the democratic
institutions for which our men nave
given their lives. We are ready TO as
sumo the place of leadership when
our profession must take and we nave
faith In the response which the people
OF our country will give In support
OF our program
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15
PAVING ESTIMATES
MUST Be RAISED 40
PERCENT SAYS RYDER

City engineer j. W. Ryder stated In
his report to Mayor Freeman and the
commissioners at the commissioner
court Friday night, that as there have
been no bids for the paving OF the six
streets recently advertised, 1t is going
TO be necessary TO raise the estimates
In order TO attract bidders. Unforeseen
advances In labor have arisen which viii
mako IL impossible for contractors TO
accept the former estimates says the
report. The new estimates will prob
ably raise the prewar prices 10 per
cent
"The people are anxious to have these
streets built. but the question IL, viii
they want to Pay az much as II must
necessarily cost" Mr.. Ryder stated
"The city officials do not feel any dis
position TO take advantage of the pub
lie. They think the people should be
advised AZ to the prevailing conditions,
and the necessity for raising the esti'
mates"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15

n.fuM ManyN Wearing
yen.O nj every
nhof fmerhandh shi
| dedng ghe hsh I" " "l
Jerseys Boomers
ernn. .Speml
oy whoex
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15
Fixing McIish street.

Advertise your WANTS in ihe ArV'
noreite.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
WANT TOO MANY WIVES
Increase in BiGamOuS Marriages Throughout England Is Causing Much Worry Abroad
Marriages

London, Oct. 10 Correspondence of The Associated Press )-InCrease in higamous~ marriages throughout the United Kingdom, much more pro- nounced since the end Of the war, is causing grave concern, and there is d growing disposition to treat bgamv as a Venial Offense.
 Sir Bernard Mallet, the registrar general, is credited with the state ment that English marriage laws af- lord less security against bigamy than the laws of almost any other civi- llzed state. His department has pre- pared proposals for their amendment. but nothing has been done to carry them into effect. A new act of par lament IS necessary, and Sir Bernard suggests as a preliminary that some plan be outlined by which accurate information concerning the principals in a proposed marriage may be oD- tained by the competent authorities before the ceremony can be per- formed.
 For marriage by license in England it is required that both parties make solemn declaration that they know ot no impeachment to their union, that
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
NO LAPS IN MEXICO
Reports That They Have Acquired Petroleum Interests There Arc Being Denied.

Mexico City, Oct. 10.-The Depart ment of Industry and Commerce de- nies emphatically that Japanese in terests have acquired any petroleum holdings in Mexico, but says parties of Japanese geologists 'have visited the republic recently on a tour of ex- ploration and have located oil de- pOsitS on the Pacific coast.
 The departmental denial came as the result of stories emanating from the United States that Japanese capi- tallsts were negotiating for the trans fer of large>petrOleum holdings in the Tampico district
 El Monitor recently interviewed q Japanese, R. E. Douarir who was sent to be member of the oriental eX- plofatlon party. He asserted that the Gacllc coast had been thoroughly covered in the search for oil and that
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
ONE ON THE KING
Despite His Being An Abstainer, the English Monarch Looks Kindly Upon Brewers.

London, Oct. 10.-Every ybody knows that King George is one of the most abstemious of men with respect to alcoholic beverages. Yet a list of royal warrant holders published in the London Gazette, the official organ of the government, shows that Il dis tillers of whiskey are entitled to call them selves purveyOrs by appointment to the king. Nineteen brewers or dealers in beer, may claim the same distinction. In respect of wines, the kings official record is in most strik- ing contrast to his we'll erited ab
 stemiousness. Something like 50 wine producers and wine merchants can boast of receiving his patronage.
 It may be taken for granted that King George never even samples most of the brands of strong drink which
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
STEEL STRIKE HAS
 INJURED INDUSTRY
Return to Normal to Be Slow,
 Iron Age Predicts

With the back of the strike broke, chief interest is centered in conditions which the industry now faces. Re- turn to normal operations will be slow, and with the shifting of labor that has been going on and aggravat- ed losses by emigration, the market for some months will definitely be- long to the seller.
 Large producers are expected to hold down prices. Increasing demand is developing for next years needs, but little success is had in securing bookings. Premiums are freely of fered for prompt shipment. No can cellations have been received even by mills totally idle and the strike shut downs will force considerable 1919 business into 1920.
 Pig iron production in September, 2,441,554 tons, while 301,S3 tons less than that of the 31-day month of August, was larger than July's out put of 2,42S, 541 tons. The daily aver age make was 1885, 88,496 and 78,- $40 tons for September, August and July, respectively. The effect of the strike is shown in a net loss of 1O3 furnaces on the active list. Most of them were banked as October came in, but many are now in operation. Against a rated capacity of 93,360 tons daily for the 265 furnaces active Sept. 1, the rate of production of the 162 furnaces in blast on Oct. 1 was only 50,100 tons, indicating to how large an extent the larger furnaces were crippled
 Activity in foundry iron stands out in the week. Southern prices at the new level of $2S are strong and else where $2 and $3 per ton premium has been paid for early shipment
 Railroad inquiries for rails for next year indicate preparation for the eX- pected reversion to private owner ship.
 In view of the sustained heavy de- mand, it is encouraging that Pitts per cent of capacity.
 As high as 2.70c, Pittsburgh basis, has been paid for early shipm ents of steel bars, and Western buyers of plates have offered Eastern mills the equivalent of 2.80c, Pittsburgh.
 Iron and steel exports for August were 25 per cent greater in value than those of July, and the tonnage, 396,- 696 tons, is 38 per cent above that of July. August's machinery exports re- flected an increased valuation of $4,000,000 over those of July.
 American prices- on machine tools for a French car works totaled 1,SOO,- fr while the German total was 45O,- 900 fir. while German total was 45O,- consultation told the buyers they were justified in going to Germany.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
AMERICA STEPS AHEAD
British Business Men Looking C

British Business Men Looking O}
 With Wonder as the United StatcI
 Begins to Get More German Tradc|
 Cologne, Oct. 10.-BrStish businesl men have taken notice of the stride1 made by Americans in acquiring trad in Germany. At meeting id Cologne recently of directors of thu British Chamber of Commerce fol Germany, c. Knott, of London, saidI
 America has. more than 1,7Od Chambers of Commerce in all partI of the world, and those associated chamb bers some time ago sent a delel gation to Europe which visite Cologne and Berlin and departed with German orders in fabulous amountsI The goods are to be delivered at oncd
 on three years credit. In this wa,0 the United States is securing thd lions share of Germany's impor1 trade. Such is the result of the col operation of their Chambers of Com merce. I see no reason why British Chambers of Commerce cannot em ploy such methods"
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
NEW TASK FOR AIR FORGE.
Royal Air Force Being Trained to House Giant Airships of the Future.

London, Oct. 10.-In anticipation of the time when big airships will be regularly arriving in England and departing on their long overland and overseas journeys; officers and men of the Royal Air Force are being trained to the task of landing and putting them away.
 It is a delicate operation berthing a 600-foot airship in a great shed without crushing the cars or ripping the envelope, and must be performed with no more apparent force than a mother might use in wrapping up her habe for the night.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10

large deposits of the latter had been found. He also asserted that Japan needs Mexican oil for commercial purposes and will attempt to acquire that product, but it has no intention of buying 1eases,, developed or unde- Vcioped, on the Atlantic coast,
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10

they have resided for 1 days in the district, and, if they are minors, the consent of guardian or parents has been obtained. But no solemn deClar- alton is required for such mat erial particulars as name, condition as toI marriage, age, rank and residence.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
HARD ON DESERTERS

Mexican Rebel Chief Puts His New
 "Rccruits'' in Front Lines During
 Fight.
 Mexico City, Oct. 4.-Smce the coup that resulted in Zapatas death, rebel leaders are not taking chances With deserters from the government ranks, if a story published by Excel sior is well founded. Some time ago, the paper says about 800 member of
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
ARPLANE MAIL.
A Message to Mothers

OU the & doctors made of flesh and blood like
  % dead or mg as readily in the broad daylight they will do from their
 F1etche nothing asking YOU to
  of buying Fletcher's. r~ Your physician will tell he a the welfare of baby. NN signature of 1TZZIZ<
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10

his name is used to advertise. Theri is much that is mere make believe1 in the acts that are ascribed to a kin sj
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10

the 16th infantry, stationed at Esper- anza, Vera Cruz, joined the forces of Celso Zepeda, operating in the state of Puebla. Zepeda has placed his re- cruits in the front line whenever there was necessity for fighting. Federal forces have been pushing an active campaign against Zepeda and, of the 500 deserters, there now are about 150 left.
 AIRPLANE MAIL.
 Rome, Oct. 9.-Airplane postal service was inaugurated recently in the island of Sardinia