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New Britain herald., 1919-08-13
SPECIAL MEETING
 OF FOOD COMMITTEE
Continued from First Page)

it was deemed advisable to secure meat cutter for this work. The con1 mittee also have great hopes tha2 women workers, such as schod teacher and others will come forwar with their services, gratis. This wi greatly assist in keeping down thN prices of goods.
 To Get Food At Once.
 MT. Pinches asked how soon thu goods could be secured in this citS Mayor Quigley said that at preser
 there is some goods being held d the warehouses subject to orders tL forward them to New Britain. MI Atwater will go to New York tomofN row and start the movement to th city immediately. It is the hopes the committee that the goods will bN in this city not later than next Monl day. That the city is in no way takI ing a chance of a loss was clearla shown this morning, when MayoI3 Quigley read from notices, the fad that all goods not sold are subject Il return, and the government does no| require a payment for 30 days oi the goods disposed of. MT. Atwate Il informed the committee that he hal so far the assurance of five 5-toi trucks for the transportation of tha goods here.
 Mayor Quigley quoted the pricel of strip and canned bacon, and MIj Watson advised the committee thai only the strip bacon be secured. OtheE canned goods were discussed, but Councilman Gilpatric said that he bel lieved it would be a better plan d secure q good standard line of goodi rather than variety.
 To sell Bacon in Bulk.
 The matter of the cutting of thej bacon and hams was discussed, and Mayor Quigley said ;nat he believed it would be the best plan to sell thesj articles in bulk. He explained tha hams to be purchased would weigl from 15 to : pounds However, ill would avoid dissatisfaction by. selline} them in the whole.
 That the opportunity of th~ uns1 scrupulous to purchase goods penery sell them over again. was discussed and in order to place some check orj this pernicious habit, it was decided to limit the sale of bacon to 2q pounds and two hams to each person. Alderman PaOnessa said, that should it be found that goods can be purJ chased in abundance, the law o1 limitation on the sales should not bel drawn too tight.
 Public Spirited" Citizen.
 Mr. Watson brought out an impor-I tant item in the purchase of the2 goods from the government, regard ing the weights. It w2s explained that the committee must pay for theI goods at the weight designated on5 the case. Councilman Wall, spoke of the fact that one city in it's supplyI found about 1,20O pounds of paperI charged to it's account.
 An interesting incident in theI spirit of some local people wasl brough out during the discussion of the location for a central station| One of the commissioners suggest ed that an empty store on the extremeI south end of Main street be secured Mayor Quigley, said that the particll- lar owner of this property had of-| fered to do all he possibly could toI assist the committee, he would gladly] let the committee have the store atl $175 a month. Very little time wasl taken up in discussing the mattprl after this announcement.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-13
1000 POLISH JEWS WANT
 TO ENIIGRATE TO ANERICA \

Copenhagen, Aug. 13.-It is re- ported from Warsaw that 10000 Polish Jews have asked permission to cmigrate to America. It is expected that there will be great number of emigrants leaving the whole of Central Europe in the near future for America
New Britain herald., 1919-08-13
REPORT FOR
 STIMULATING PRODUCrTf,N

Washington, Aug. 13.-FavorabIe1 report on the hill for the leasing or1 government owned oil, coal, phos-8 phate and sodium lands for the psar-a pose of stimulating production wa S1 ordered today by the senate public lands committee. The vote wax unanimous.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-13
COAL MINERS STRIKE ENDS.

London, August 13.--The coal miners of Yorkshire, where more than 100000 men have been on strike since July 21, decided today to resume work. This action was taken at q mass meeting at Barnsley.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-13
DEFEATED BY REVOLUTIONISTS

Nanagua, N1caragua, Aug. 13.- Honduran government forces. accord ing to reports, have been defeated at Pedro Ga1Os near the Nicaraguan frontier by revolutionists led by Gen Raffcl Lopez Gutierrez. The revolu- tlonists captured prisoners and arms.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
For Sale-Real Estate

DO you wish to sell? I have cus-
 toners waiting for homes tha will pay cash, also some who wish to buy on terms. See me today. B. w. Get singer. IS E. Adams. dr
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
Free Lunch at Noon

TERMS. OF SALE: All sums of s100 and under, cash; over this amount six months time will be given, purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note, or Ssyo per cent off for cash.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
 80 acres good sandy loam land clear of Johnson grass and only s175 per acre. You may question our veracity in this but just step in and let us show you. It is all easy when you understand. $500 handles this. 40 acres well improved sandy loam land clear of Johnson grass, a big bargain at only $275 per acre. Ss,000 cash handles this.
 20 acres good soil plenty of shade, close to school, good buildings, and close in to Phoenix. The price is $S,O00 and terms half cash.
 , acres miles NE with good brick house and plety of shade. s1,000 handles this fine little home.
 80 acres all alfalfa with 50 sown to barley. Make a bale cotton to the acre clear of Johnson, close to school, sandy loam soil Nothing better in the Valley. $S,O00 cash handles this property.
 O'BARR & PINNICK.
 34 EAST ADAMS.
 Phone 751. It
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22

Buy now, for these lands will bring $1,000 an acre ere long.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
For Sale-Real Estate 16O ACRES RANCH AND FEED

have for sale, for short time only. one of the best money makers in this valley, well equipped for home com fort, as well as for stock feeding or dairying, clean, free from waterlog- ging and within reach of Glendale schools. This place consists of 160 acres of first class land, of which 56 acres is under cultivation, 27 acres be- ing in alfalfa. The entrie tract is fenced with hog wire. A comfortable house, having it's own lighting system. good well, orchard, silos, 2 barns, large granary and a s1,500 silage cut ter and motor are the most important of the ranch improvements, while enough corn silage and ground alfalfa hay are now in silos and barns to feed 50 cows for one year; ranch, feed and equipment mentioned go for s31,000. About half cash. Easily worth $40, ,000.
 L. ". McADAMS,
 Room Central Bldg.
 139 North Central Ave. ak
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
Business Property

100 1t. frontage. within block or Central ave. downtown business dis trict. It is priced below market and can give very favorable terms see me for leases and business property.
 E. r. SMILEY
 140 W. Adams ak
Arizona republican., 1919-10-22
"A Little Want Ad Here Reaches Many Customers
For Sale = Real Estate
WANTED

One to three acres and good small house with conveniences; must be worth the money. See my agent, B. W. Getsinger, 16 E. Adams St. ak
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
Justo oBLIGADo.

San German, Oct. de 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
TrujiIlO Alto despierta

u j
/ Al leer la carta alberta de C. Carazo
Gonzalez, de Trujillo Alto, "'Infor-
mante'', que apareci6 en- Ell MUNDo
del 20 del corriente, como trujillano
que soy, no puedo nlenos sino trazar es-
tas lineas que al momento bullian en-
mi mente, al yer que mi pueblo Sc
dirije hacia el perfeccionamiento
iAdelan.is, Trujillo, ahora que esta-
mos en- los albores de una saba Ley
municipal as ell momento oportus1o; !;
adelahte,. pues!
Es precise que Trujillo Alto Sc ls-
vante, da,pierte y ysrga su cabeza
hacia Ell progreso y proteste en6rgica-
msnte de todo 10 malo, de todo 10 abb
surdo de todo 10 funssto.
va ten6is vuestro anhelado pnente,
que os abre las Was de communication
y transporte, gracias nuestra nunca
bien comentada Legislature, y sobre
todo a vuestro Delegado Ia Camara
don Jorge Romani y vuestro popular
alcalde don Andres valcarcel, y ahora
toca a vosotros abriros campo y en-
trar de lleno en- la palestra a luchar
por el progresO v por Ell engrandeci-
miento para alcanzar la inaccessible
gloria de ser hbre feliz.
Es precise, Trujillo Alto, que no so
10 protestes de tn jefe policiaco, sino
que igualinente debes protestar de todo
10 que no Sc ajuste al desenvolvimiento
dc un pueblo en- pleno siglo Xxx, siglo
de luz v de ciencia; como 10 es el
notorio retraso con que reciben sris che
ques los sufridos profesores de ese pue-
bio, y tambien el acerbo trato que re-
cibe el pueblo por parte del juez. Su
ccden casos y cosas y es precise que
higais resonar vuestro clarin alto, bten
alto, con toda la voz 4uerte y sonante
d. vuestros pulmones, para que llegue
hasta ell Attorney General, pidiendo
Sc le traslade.
Ell pueblo entero en- masa, y al Uni
sono de mentes dignas y altrui3tas GU
yos mobiles anhelos estan pasados Ell
les mas altos principles de justicia y
equidad, veria con sumo beneplacito
que su voz frese oida atendida, como
acknowledgements 10 sera, porque la JUS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
DON RoDuIro DEL VALE

FL sabado saludamos en- esta Redac-
cion al prestigioso y distinguido caba-
Hero don Rodulfo del Vale, candida
to del comite Local UniOnista de Pom
ce para el cargo de Comisionado del
servicio Publico de aquella ciudad. FL
senior del Vale es un excelente politico
y sns fnturas actuaciones, al frente de
la Administration municipal de Ponce,
sefan indudablemente, desde ahora, ha-
laguefas perspectivas para la hermosa
ciudad del Sur.
Reiteramosle nuestro mas cordial sa-
mdo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
Un Disparate Official
DISPOSITION ABsuRDA

Segln una Circular del Departamen-
to de Sanidad que hemos leido. toda la
propiedad que hay en- las actuales of
cinss de Sanidad debera ser depositada
en- los cuarteles de la Policia. De modo
que al empezar a regir la nueva Ley
Municipal Sc encontrara en- un conGlic-
to La saiIidad municipal para poder en-
trar en- func.ones. No tendra equipo
nj material de momento para poder con
/. tinuer en- sus trabajos. Las mesas, es-
critorios, maquinillas, microscopic, ma
serial de laboratorio y de escritorio, 10
do ESQ habra de ser entregado.
No comprendemos esa disposition del
Departamento 81 ese material fue con.
prado con dinero del Pueblo de Puerto
RICO para esos fines, 10 mas justo, 10
mas logico cue Sc con--nncra usando,
hacienda I'm traspsso al municipio. Mu
chos municipios carecen de recursos de
momento para afrontar el desembolso
que habria de causarles el proveer in
ON4tCoAASAOS Ado O4ACAiA@o ue lONAO Cl nd
terial correspondence.
Y 10 que Sc presta a TN ctimulo de
consideraciones es el hecho del desti-
no que tendra acknowledgements todo
ese farrago de trastos. La polilla, las
ratas y demas sabandijas pronto daran
buena cuenta. Tenemos va experiencias
en- ese sentido.
Por virtud de la nueva Ley Munich
pal Quedan fuera del Departamento In
sular alguIos asuntos q. quedaban den
tro de la esfera del Comisionado como
nombramiento de funcionarios locales
presupuestos, etc. Pero por virtud de la
Carta Organica, es ell Comisionado de
San'dad ell responsible de la salud pi-
blic& y siempre queda igada La sani-
dad municipal la Insular De modo
que es ilogico ell procedimiento del De-
partamento In5ular nos permitimos
lamar la atencion de clio a nuestra
primera autoridad y creemos cue los
nunicipos deben ventilsr esta cues
tion.
Justo OBLIGADO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
DESDE Ponce
ocTUBRE "a

siguen desarroilandose con frecuencia
escenas desagradables a consecuencia
de la excesiva velocidad de los autom6-
viles. No pasa un solo dia sin que Sc
registre algdn accidents. Aver fue AFRO
lladO en- Ell barrio Machuelo el ciudada-
no Juan Rivera, rscibiendo heridas de
importancia en- las piernas y brazo IL
quierdo. FL auto, en- lugar de prestat-
le auxilio a su victima, 10 dej6 aban-
donado y expuesto los figOres del
SOL en- plena carretsra. La policia in
vestiga qnien es ell chauffeur, del
autom6vil para denunciarlo.. ar flC
-El fiscal orden6 aver ell arresto de
Adolfo Reyes, Sixto Lucchicni Petra
MOntalvo, Jose G. Gonzalez y Ramon
Rivera, acusados de vender leehe adul-
terada.
-El pr6fugo Pedro Roman, que Sc
habia fugado de los trabajos de la ca
rretera central, Sc present6 voluntaria-
mente aver por Ia tarde en- el cuartel
de la policia, ingresando hoy en- la
carcel de este distrito.
-continda en- todo su arior ell mo-
vimiento politico. Los simpatizadores
de uno y otro bando, no desperdician
oportunidad para su propaganda. Ell
ccnite Local Unionista parece que Sc
ha deeidido por mayoria,, a recomen-
dar a professor principal .cOsme Cla-
ven, para Ocupar el puesto de Conf
sionado de Instruction Publica, pues
es Ell candidate que cuents con mas
simpatias.
En- su residencia de la calle de la
''salud'' falleci6 anoche Ell niiio Nestor
Rios, de IL amos de edad, hijo del
distinguido caballero Ramon Rios. Es
ia tarde tuvo lugar su entierro.
Acompahamos a su padre en- su do
lor.
En- el vecino poblado de la Playa
fallecio aver la respectable sefiora dofia
Vicenta Ramos, esposa de nuestro pres
tigioso amigo ell Licdo. en- Farmacia don
Francisco Rodriguez, quien goza alli
de merecidas distinciones.
Enviamos su esposo nuestro pesame
mas sentido.
La Compahia del Telefono radic6
hoy una denuncia, reclamando una can
tidad pagada indebidamente.
+Es casi SECURE que Sc celebre una
asamblea de elementos populares del
partido Republican,, con ell prop6sito
de protestar oficialmente contra los ele-
mentOs del mismo partido nombrados
para ocupar cargos p1blicos munich
pales. oe
--Ha presentado su renuncia .el ac-
two sub-secretario del Municipio, os-
car Ferrer. La renuncia del senior Fe-
rrer ha sido muy lamentada, por ser un
excelente empleado.
--POr no haber quorum no pudo
eelebrarse anoche la session regular del
Concejo.
--oontinda en- pie la haelga de los
sastres. Sc espera que en- La pr6xima
semana queda solucionado Ell conficto.
Ell CoRREsPoNSAL.-
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Desde PaIO SecO


Con animacion creciente y extraor-
dinaria tuvo efecto en- este poblado la
reunion de los padres de familia ell
los salones de la escuela Bartolome
de las Casas'. Tomaron parte en- di-
cha reunion la sefiorita Conchita Pas
cuai, Gregorio Quihones, Carmen Ro-
man de Gonzalez y don Sergio Cobian
quienes desarrollaron 6i tintos tsma1
sobre instruction, agricultural indus
trias, tratando, asimismo, el hermoso
terna de la ayuda de los padres de IA
milia para con los maestfos.
/ Llamamos la aaenci6n del Prssidenec
de la Junta E.colar de Toa iBaja acerca
del pesimo estado de abandbno en- que
Sc encuentra la escuela principal Dc
este poblado. I"
Debido a las numerosas hazanas gre
Sc le atribuyen al bandido "Chuchu =
Palo Seco Sc ha visto muy visitadc
por algunos detectives y policias, co q
que indirectamente ha hecho que des-
aparezcan los muchos jugadore5 de Off,
clio que por aqui pululan. Aprovecha-
mos la opprtunidad para pedir a quisn
corresponds aumentsn la faerza poll
ciaca de este poblado, pues no es su-
ficiente con m nero guardia, aun cus 4
do despliegue toda la vigilancia y &C
tividad posibles. ..ea sa, .as,s,r
a s4ia.aa fPN VEcINo.
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De SADANA GRANDE


constituye La actualidad las hazafias
del bandolero Chuchu. Las personals
sensatas que han leido la prensa de San
Juan, Sc han dado cuenta de que no
es mas de un anovela la que So ha
tejido en- torno a las hazafas del vii
facinerosos. Ell MUNDo ha informado
va con lujo de detalles 10 que ha hecho
chuchn Come y no hay por que temer-
le al hombre que mat6 alevosamente
un pOIicia y ssta es la hora que estA
huyendo obstinadamente
Mas calma, sefiores.
-Al hogar de los simpaticos y dis
tinguidos esposos don JESUS Maria vaz-
uuez y doha Dolores Figueroa, ha lie
gadO una hermOsa nina que responde
al expressive nombre de Rosa Ines.
Felicitamos a los buenos amigos.
En- Ia calle Nueva, unos cuantos
hOmbres de mala fe, Sc lanzan la.
Gale con Ell prop6sito preconcebido de
alterar Ell orden publicO Y llevar la alar
ma a numerosos hOgares. Esos nueyos
facinerosos Sc dedican todas las no
ches a lamar una verdadera lluyia de
piedras, sobre las casas de los vecinos,
constituyendO de esa manera una ma
nihesta altefaci6n del Orden. La poll
cia debe de arrestar sin contemplated
mes a esOs perturbadOres que nevan "a
alarma los vecinos.
-En un establecimientO lie sustraje-
ron Emilio ouihonss un bilIste dc
dos d6Iares. La policia debe vigilar con.
empefo a los pillos que viven con el
dinetO de los hOmbres honrados.
Ell coRREsPONSAL.
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No dele de bailar porque lie aprieten
sus zapatos, y porque sus pies sean
delicados y lie duelan. Hay un remes
dio admirable para baiiar sus pies y
acabar con ese tormento. "Tiz'' linn
pia los poros de sus pies, quita ell su.
frimiento de los callos no lie apretaran
mas sus zapatos iAdios, pies hincha.
dos, adoloridos y sudorosos! Use 'Tiz,
y 50 olvidara del sufrimiento de sus
pies.
Compre una cajita de 'Tiz' en- cual-
quier farmacia. No hay NADIA mejor que
Tiz :. Advt.
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ticia Y la verdad Sc abren paso como IA
luz disipa las tinieblas.
TEOFILo M CARAzO.
cabo Rojo, octubre %, 1919.
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Read this Carefully and Remember that
@'Good Teeth-Good Health" Depends
ON the Safe Care Of the Teeth

in, protective enamel is destroyed, a cavity
appears and finally the nerve is exposed.
Care will prevent much serious trouble-the
simple care of proper brushing twice-a-dav
with Colgate's Ribbon Dental Cream and
seeing the dentist regularly twice year.