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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
A GERMAN SUBTERFUGE.
Retirement of Won Hindenburg Does
Not Mean End of Single Command.

With the American Forces in Ger
many, Aug, IA, Correspondence Of the
Associated Press According to in
formation in the hands of American
army officers, it appears that the retire
ment of Field Marshall Won linden
burg announced some time ago and the
simultaneous dissolution of the German
general headquarters early in July does
not mean the end of single command
on the eastern front. A new high com
mand for the eastern front has been es-
tablished to take the place of the Ger
man headquarters.
The German general headquarters
moved to Kslberg on the Baltic in the
spring and exercised command only over
the six corps district along the eastern
front. IA order of the national war in
dustry, dated July II, says that in place
of the dissolved general headquarters
there has been created the Kommandes
telle Kolberg, or Kolberg Command Post
which shall have the duty of directing
border protection in the east with par
ticular reference to the peace treaty, the
evacuation of the Baltic provinces and
the supply of troops along the eastern
front.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
FIRST U. S. DIVISION
LEAVING THE RHINE
FOR THE HOMELAND
Departure Will Leave the Eighth Infan.
try Regiment Of the American
Army, Which May Stay
Several Years.

Coblenz, Thursday, Aug IA (By the
Associated Press The American first
division, the first division to land in
France and the eaptors of Cantigny,
win begin leaving the Rhine for home
tomorrow. The taking of Cantigny
in the Montdidier sector, was made in
the first attack by an American division
on the western front. 1t is expected
that all the troops to leave will have
arrived at Brest within a week.
The Coblenz bridgehead, which has
been held by the first division since the
departure of the second, will be taken
care of by French troops and the eighth
infantry regiment Of the American
army, which will remain on the Rhine,
probably for several years. The eighth
infantry occupies the southern half of
the bridgehead, which has been under
American control since last December
l3, when the first American troops
crossed the Rhine.
The Americans win retain control of
Coblenz, of the fortress OF Ehrenbreist-
stein and Of the castle of Moeberge,
the out most post of the bridgehead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
STATE INSURANCE DISCUSSED.
By the Vermont State Board OF Control
at Meetinfi Friday.

The Vermont state board Of control,
at its meeting Friday, considered several
matters in connection with state affairs.
It had under fire the recent legislation
relative to tine insurance on the state
property, as the law provides that at
such time as the board thinks wise It
may carry its own insurance; but no
conclusion was reached in the matter
The insurance commissioner was asked
to recommend TO the board the number
of chemical cxtinguishers that the state
should have to safeguard its property
The highway commissioner was au-
thorized to publish 1900 Of the high-
way laws enacted by the recent legis.
lature, while the education department
was given the same privilege, the Num-
ber of copies being 1000 with authority
to print $500 copies of the catalogues
Of the agricultural school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
COMPROMISE PROPOSED
nv PITTSBURG STRIKE
There Are Hopes That the Street Car
Strike Win Be Settled Within a
Few Days, Compromise Fig
ure Suggested Is Nine
Cents Hour In
crease.

Pittsburg, Aug. l6.-Hopes that the
strike Of 5000 motormen and conductors
of the Pittsburg Street Railway com
pany, which tied up transportation here
since Thursday midnight, would be set
tied within few days were entertained
following conference this morning be-
tween the receivers of the company, rep
resentatives of the strikers and Mayor
+. VI Babcock A settlement of the
wage dispute by compromise was pro-
posed.
A compromise figure mentioned is a
nine-cent an hour increase. The receivers
have been firm in their stand of six
cents an hour increase recently awarded
the trolley men by the national war la
Dor board, while the car men stick to
their original demand Of IL cents an
hour
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
MINIMUM INCOME.
Is the Latest Thing in Labor Program
of Social Reform.

London, Aug. 10 Correspondence of
the Associated Press The latest thing
in the labor program of social reform is
provision for minimum income for ev-
cry man, woman and child.
Under the scheme, which is fathered
by Arthur Henderson, secretary of the
labor party, and G. H. d. Cole, attached
to the research. department, 20 per cent
of all incomes would be nationalzed at
the source and paid in a pool which
would be devoted solely to the provision
of permanent weekly income of 1925
week to everybody.
"In this way, the sponsors of the plan
say it is hoped not merely to free the
country from the future payment of old
age pensions but of most if not all, of
tbe national and private agencies for
the distribution of relief
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
LoRIMER HIGH GUN I
After a Triple Tie at Trap Shooting
Tournament at Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. l5--G w. Lorimer of
Troy, Ohio, won with Is breaks out Of
20 targets the Grand American trap
shooting handicap yesterday after a
triple tie in which Lorimer, w. F. Cor
don of Mobile, Ale, and Ed. Hellyer of
Alexandria, Pa, each scored 9s. II was
Lorimer's first appearance in the grand
American, in which 79S shooters contest
ed.
In the shoot off for the trophy Lori.
mer won with 20 straight breaks Cor
don was second with II, and Hellyer
third with ID.
Both sides appearing in the classic
event for the first time Lorimer used a
new gun. He missed his eleventh and
thirteenth targets. He shot from Is
yards, while Gordon fired from 10 yards
and Hellyer from p yards.
The prize money totaled 81, l65 OF
this S537 went to first place, S4s3 to sec
ond, and S42S to third.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
% SHoRTwEIGHT PACKAGES.
Were Found in BrandoA Store--Manages
Was Fined.

Rutland Aug l6.--Alfred T. Lariviere,
manager of the Atlantic & Pacific Tea
company store at Brandon, was ar
raigned before City Judge George NJ.
Goddard in Rutland yesterday on the
charge Of selling goods over the counter
on short weights. Twenty-three offenses
were alleged by States Attorney P. NJ.
NJ. Phelps of Fair Haven, who prose
cuted. The evidence was secured by
Walter r. Scott, state commissioner Of
weights and measures. 1t is stated that
Mr. Scott seized IS packages of groceries
tea, beans and the like.-from the com
pany's store and every one of them was
slightly below weight In % cases there
were deficiencies amounting in some in
stances TO three.guarters of an ounce
to the pound
Mr.. Lariviere pleaded guilty and paid
a fine Of $50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
INTENDS TO STAY.
vice-Premier Erzberger Will Not Leave
Office Till Forced Out.

Weimar. Thursday, Aug. a. (By the
Associated Press Matthias Erzberger
vice premier and minister of finance, in a
sharp reply to German nationalists, de-
clared to-day he intended to remain in
Office as long as he had the confidence Of
the majority of the national assembly
He denied that any ministers of the
new regime who have retired have re-
,ceived pensions, saying that, on the con
trary, they have been obliged to refund
part of their salary Herr Erzberger de-
clared that forced loan was an econ.
omic impossibility and added that il the
entente should try to take possession OF
Germany's industries, = widespread dis
tress would result.
Herr Erzberger charged number OF
members that they had been indulging
in abuse of him and had been lying
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
GOMPERS WILL SAIL
FOR HOME SUNDAY
Matters Of Great Moment Are Calling
Him Away from Several En-
gagements in Europe.

Paris, Friday, Aug. l5.- Samuel Com
pers, president of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, who has been attending
the labor congress at Amsterdam and
has been spending few days in this
city, will sail from Crest on Sunday
for America on board the steamer
George Washington. He is going home
in response to urgent cablegrams call
ing upon him to cut short his visit in
Europe
In speaking with The Associated Press
to-day, Mr.. Gompers said he regretted
the necessity of breaking number of
engagements and the impossibility of
continuing his study of the European
situation adding:
''But matters at home are more urgent
and / want to get back as soon as pos
sible to help all can in the solution
of problems which are uppermost there" :"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
SHAH TO VISIT EUROPE.
France Disturbed by Great Britain's Tao
tics in Persia.

Paris, Friday, Aug Is. Announce
ment that the shah Of Persia would visit
Europe, with circumstances relative to
his trip which have recently come to
light, is causing much comment in the
French political press circles. criticism
predominating. The Echo de Paris says;
Great Britain has just imposed upon
Persia a veritable protectorate. 1t is an
important step on the course which, the
London cabinet has been following for
the last five years, and it is hoped the
expansion of British influence in that re-
gion does not mean the effacement of
France"
Attention is drawn to the fact that
the Anglo Persian treaty was concluded
without being submiued to the league Of
nations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
TEED UP TODAY.
Many Leading Amateur Golfers Compet-
ing at Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh, Aug. l6,--Aftera "a lapse Of
three years, in which many served in
the army and navy, the leading amateur
golf players of America smashed their
tee shots at number one to-day when
play fer the national amateur champion
started ever the 0akmont country club
course. The list of starters was headed
by Charles Chick Evans, jr., of Chi
cago, present title holder, and five form
er champions.
Weather conditions were perfect for
golf. 1t was estimated that scores of 50
would be low enough to place player
in the list of GA who will qualify in to.
days preliminary round of Is holes.
These will continue Monday in the regu-
lar SO hole qualifying round.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
JUST TO SEE THE FLAMES"
New York Man Set -Four Fires, He Con-
fessed to Police.

New York, Aug, l6-CharIes Ginoves,
27 years old, cleaner, employed by the
New Grand hotel at Broadway and 3lst
street, confessed to-day, according to the
poliee, to having started four fires in the
hotel during the past three days Gust
to see the flames" Each fire was quickly
and the total damage was
confined to about $4,000. Ginoves, the
police say, was released from the Mat
teawan asylum last December.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
CONCRETE SHIP LAUNCHED.
Is the First to Be Turned Out at An
Atlantic Ship Yard.

Washington, D. G., Aug l6.-The
steamship Atlantus, the first concrete
vessel to be launched from an Atlantic
ship yard and the second to be operated
in Atlantic waters, was turned over by
the shipping board to-day to the Raporel
Steamship Line of New York, which will
operate the vessel in its West India ser.
vice. The Atlantus was built at Will
mington, N. c., and is of 5000 tons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
HALIFAX PREPARED
FOR PRINCES VISIT
Official Greetings of the City and Prov
ince Will Be Extended Monday, But
the Young Sdan Will Arrive
on Sunday.

Halifax, Aug, To- Elaborate prepara-
tions for the reception of the prince Of
Wales, who is expected to reach here
tomorrow, were completed to-day. The
official greetings of the city and province
will not be extended until Monday, but
II is believed that the royal visitor will
come ashore to view nearby places OF
interest on Sunday afternoon.
st. Johns, n. b., Aug l6.-The prince
of Wales sailed from here for Halifax at
7 o'clock this morning on the cruiser
Dragon. The cruiser Dauntless also
sailed as escort.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
LEFT SUICIDE NOTE.
And Man Then Leaped 100 Feet to His
Death,

New York, Aug. l0.-A man, believed
to be William WILMER, a tobacco sales
man of Philadelphia, leaped to his death
here to-day from the Manhattan bridge
to the street, l2O feet below He left
several notes in coat he discarded just
before ending his life. One, addressed
to his mother at 1924 North 25th street,
Philadelphia, read: God knows | love
you. Some day Wen understand. | am
going to die and if had a sin calling
for such punishment I'd tell you here,
but / have not"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
TROOPS IN ACCIDENT.
Seven Persons Killed and "a Injured on
French Railroad.

Paris, Aug. IS. (Hsvas) Seven per-
sons>were killed and "a injured in a col
lsion Friday between an express train
and troop train, The express train
in the accident was that running from
Paris to Nancy and Strasbourg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
GENERALLY FAIR WEATHER.
And Temperature Moderate But Near
Normal Next Week.

Washington, D. c., Aug. l6. Weather
predictions for the week beginning Mon
day, Aug Is, are:
North and Middle Atlantic States
Generally fair with temperatures moder-
ate but near normal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
WORLD FINANCIAL POOL
Is Called Inevitable If Central Europe
Is to Escape Calaclysm

Berlin, Friday, Aug. l5.-Financial
leaders here express the opinion of a
world financial pool, calculated to stabil-
ize the international situation, is inev-
table if Central Europe, as well as the
entente countries, is to escape the after
the war economic sataclysm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
Must Be the Heat.

The heat or something has caused 9
correspondent to inquire if the druggist
who keeps bunion plasters shouldn't bC
arrested for harboring footpads Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
As They Lie.

"Golfers aren't weak and cowardly,
Although" says William Brown,
ut cannot be denied they take
Their beatings lying down"
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
The Weather

Local showers and thunder storms,
probably tonight and Sunday; slightly
warmer tonight; moderate variable
winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
Interborough Co.'s Men in
New York Threaten
Strike Tomorrow
MAYOR HYLAN STIRS
UP ILL FEELING
By Declaring Men Are With
Company in Trying to
Increase Fares

New York, Aug. l6.-Mayor Hylan an
nounced to-day that the commanding Of
ficer at Governors island had promised
to lend the city 200 large motor trucks
in the event of the threatened strike on
the traction lines in Manhattan and the
Bronx taking place tomorrow Each
truck will carry at least 20 persons.
The mayor also appealed to all auto
mobile owners to place their cars at the
use of the travelling public, should the
strike materialize, He ordered that all
automobiles owned by the city should
be held in reserve. Joseph A. Guider,
acting borough president of Brooklyn
said he was negotiating for large num-
Der of sightseeing buses from New
Jersey.
New York, Aug. l6. Rejecting a ten
per cent increase in wages as insufficient
and demanding fiat increase of so per
cent, the employees of the Interborough
Rapid Transit company to-day threaten
to tie up elevated and subway lines OPP
Grated in the most densely populated sec
tions of the greater city at 4 a. m. to-
morrow unless their demands are grant
ed. The Interborough system covers
Manhattan, the Bronx and parts OF
Queens and Brooklyn. The only hope
of averting the threatened walkout of
the lnterborough Rapid Transit employees
was an agreement by the board of esti.
mates to grant the proposal of the In
terborough company 10 increase its fares
Following stormy meeting at City
hall yesterday between Mayor Patrick
j. Copnelly, an elevated train motorman,
who headed the delegation, left the meet
ing declaring that he had been insult
ed by the mayors nsinuations that the
brotherhood was tool Of the Inter
borough officials in conspiracy to in
crease fares, the .rainmen were pre-
vailed on to attend the conference this
afternoon and present their case.
The brotherhood was organized in 1915
with the aid of officials of the employ
ing company, and has no affiliations with
the International Order Of Street and
Electric Employees that conducted the
strike in Brooklyn recently.
The action of Mayor Hylar in denounc-
ing the strike order as an "inside Job
and the announcement by District At
torney Swami that he had started an
investigation, eat the mayors request,
10 discover If there was conspiracy on
the part of the company and its EN-
ployes to gain increased fares, left little
hope that to-day's conference would re-
suit in an amicable settlement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16

Park theatre to-day: Charlie Chaplin
in shoulder Arms" and Charlie Ray in
"The Busher," extra special program.
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
POLITE BUT FIRM NOTE
TELLSRUNANZA TOKEEP
HANDS OFF HUNGARY

Supreme Council of the AL
lies Announces That the
Fixing of the Amount of
Reparation to Be Made by
Hungary, as Well as Its
Distribution, Is a Matter
Under Allied and Ass0ci-
ated Government Control.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-21

\ las sombrilas iaponcsas dc papcl,
que Sc rompian en cuanto Soplaba con
fuerza el yicuto. las han suhstiiuido
otras de Ia misma forma, moniadas
sobre un varillajc fnisimo forradas
por fucra de scda negra, easi transpa
rcntcs, Y por dcntro, dc hatista cs
tampada en- colorcs muy vivus. ligc
ramcnte fruneida, V con un final ri
zado, que sobrcsale todo alrededor un
par de centimetros.
FL puho es de bambd, Y algunos tie
nen una eabeza grotesea tallada en-
maril.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-21
CREMA DE BELLEZA

Almendras amargaS machaca-
daS, 40 gramoS; Crema freSca ,
decilitroS; Aqua de roSas, , id {;
Aguardiente \ 7testilado / id.
Anadid una ycma de huevo y
el jugo de TN lim0n.
Mczclad, colad con una CASA Y
emplead la crema resultante to-
daS las nOcheS.
La yema de hucvo que cntra
en- la composition de eSta crema
cs de efecto excelente. Sc puede
emplear Sola en- la fOrma siguien-
te: sc lava bien ell roStio con aqua
hervida Y luegO Sc eXtiende la
yema, dejandola sobre ell CUTS CO.
sa de una hora. LuegO Sc lava con
aqua tibia. Este prOcedimientO
eS de efectO SECURE tantO para dar
blancura al cults como para evitar
la formation de arrugaS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-21
Campoanlor.

Clones Y es entonces cuandO grita :
IL; Es que eSe no era el Jay6n
Era mi hijo....
Los acrisolados prestigioS de
Concha Espina como novelista y
cuentiSta, Sc acentIarOn conSide-
rablcmente con eSta su primera
production dramatica.
Concha Espina, es quizas hoy
en- Espana, la mujer que eScribe
mas Ell femeninO, sin cue clio qui
te vigor V reciedumbre a Su larga
production.
El p1blico llen6 el teatro para
rendir a la iluStre autOra de la
"Esfnge Maragata en- largaS y
cerradaS ovaciOnes, el dOble V Sens
lido homemade del carino Y la adj
miraci6n. Y con ell publico dijo
la prensa merecidas loanzas de la
labor dramatica de la genial eS-
eritora que ha sabido pOner en- el
coraz6n del auditorio ell dislaceran
te dolor de su patetica farSa, sin
hacerle Sentir aversion de ningun
genefo hacia ningImO de los per-
sonajes que interyinieron en- ella.
porque sobre todOs ellos ha pues-
to sus piedades de mujer, Y en-
las mujeres del drama, sus figu-
ras cardinales, todo es eseneialmen
te femenino. es decir, todo dulce,
todo piadoso, todo misericordio-
so.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-21
LA ESCUELA Y Ell LIBRO DEL
HOGAR

Il feminismO verdaderO, ell que
busca ell perfeccionamientO de la
mujer dentrO de su sexO, ell que
la educa Y la adapta para las fun
clones propias de Su naturaleza Y
cardcter, eli que la constituye en-
alma Y sonora de la casa. base essen
cial de la SOciedad; el feminismO
que hace a la mujer mas mujer,
acaba de Obtener valioSO Y precla-
rO triunfo EN- la inauguracl0n de
la EScuela del Hogar" en- la Ha-
bana, Seg1n nos comunica una in
Signc DANA pOrtorriQuena residen-
tc en- la referida poblaci6n.
Su dlrcct0ra, la semorlla Angela
Lenda, ha SintctiZadO clara Y certe
ramente los fines de la eScuela
inaugurada. Ella preparara a la
mujer no solo para que vele eco
n6micamente pOr la hacienda Y
la prole, SiEO tambiGn para que
cOnsiga su independence econ6-
mica. Ella la habituara "al ma
ncjO de m hOgar Sanitariamente
diSpueStO, al cuidadO que eXige la
prOle, a la atenci6n exquisite que
reclaman los enfermOS v ancianOS,
la distribution razonada de las
entradaS, a la adquisici6n inteli-
gente, cOmpra economical Gle los
alimentoS, de la rOpa, del calzadO,
del mObiliario, de los utenSiliOs
de cocina Y limpieza, la confec-
ci6n. renovation o arreglO de to-
da claSe de rOpa tOdO GUAM
to ataie al Orden, la paz v al bic
neStar del hOgar. EStas Sabias in
dicacioneS de la directOra de la
nueva escuela suscitaron en- noso-
tros ell recuerdo de nm librO in
timamente relaciOnado con estOs
fines: "El librO del HOgar". No
hay ningnn capItulO, ning1n pun
to de los senaladOs pOr la senOrita
Angela Landa que no eSt6n deta-
lladamente cOntenidos Y eXpuestOs
con diafana sencilleZ Y claridad
en- ell "LibrO del HOgar' La Es-
cuela del HOgar Y ell libro del HO-
gar Sc cOmpletan mutuamente,
pues Sc trata del primer libro que
ha presentado la casita criolla tai
cual es en- realidad y cual debe
ser, no cual la ha forbade la for
zada fantasia de algunOs vacuOs
escritoreS la casita bOrinquena q.
ha de reunir las condolences de
hygiene, de limpieza, de luz que
eXigen los adelantOS mOdernOs y
que tan encarecidamente recomlen
da ell notable eScritor Fernandez
.JuncOS. No conocemos ningm IL
bro sobre estOS asuntOS de ecOno-
mia dOmeStica V de educaci6n de
la mujer para la casa que reuna
mas integra V acertadamente ell
dificil conjmto de condiciOnes e..
reouieren los librOS de teXtO.
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a vUELA PLUMA
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NOTAS

81 en- amor soy prudcntc.
es porque, escarmentadO,
para obrar con cordura en- 10 prcscntc
tengo puesto un dido en- 10 pasado.
Que no pidas, Manuela, te suplico
mi edad madrigales nj cOnscios,
porque Sc que detras del 0hanico
os buriais las mujeres de los vieioS.
FL eoraz6n, haeia los veinte abrilcs
sueie Greer con el mas vivo anhclo
que es dueno universal de esoS pcnslcs
ceYados por Ia b6veda del cielo.
Campoamor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-21

Ea puD1cacion
deo de la uua de Rico dedcara
Ia mue Los microbes
ota pAgina los hom prncamente
Ia ampItud possible ell movt"Gento
nido de
temne de
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