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New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

With the Victory Loan safe in Uncle sans treasury at Washington, it is time to call attention again to the modest thrift stamp, which has been giving a very good imitation of a shrinking violet. Small savings early in life mean rcpose and rest in later years The lesson of thrift as taught by government stamps should be i'm pressed on children by all parents. Teach the boys and girls to spend their pennies for thrift stamps. Thrift cannot be overestimated at this time when many families who could have saved in the past and didn't find themselves barely able to exist.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14
ORGAN FUND STARTED. Stanley Memorial Church Gets St00 Liberty ROnd-Bcncfit Play.

The dates for the play, "The Time of His Lifc,'' to be presented by the Stanley Memorial church young pco- pie have been set for May 21th and 2Sth at the Y. ". C. 4. hall. Mrs. Guiiford, teacher in the High school, who coached "The Private Secretary, the High school play. has been secured to coach the cast who arc hard at work with three rehearsals a week. The pipe organ fund, for which this play is a benefit, has already been started by ono of the church mcm- bers presenting the pastor, Rev. G. M. Mssirian, a $1O0 Liberty bond for that purpose.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14
COLONEL MOTT NAMED.

Paris. May 13.-'Iolonel Bentley Mott, formerly representing General Pershing at the headquarters of Mar shal Foch, has been appointed mili- tarv attachc at the American embassy at Paris, succeeding Major Barclay WarIHurton, of Jenkintown, Pa, who is going homo to be dcmobilized.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

The Washington Star prefers to ridiculc the League of Nations It remarks that Am erica has made a comprehensive gain through the war because The covenant absolutely compels Siam to protect the United States in case Andorra runs amuck."
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

The fact that the League of Nations not bother the New York Sun be- cause, it remarks, the word "obey" is in the marriage VOW, and yet
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

The Second Division of the Third American Army has named it's official paper The Cootie.' And now, we suppose, few biting remarks from the cditol are in order
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

The Mayor and a Judge in a New Jersey town arrested for alleged cleo tion irregularities. We'll, we'll, it does seem like old times.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

Maybe those German editors who call the terms of the treaty "robbcry' think they ought to be listened to as CXperts.-Mancheste Union.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

The Chlnese arc renowned for pa hence. They may vet feel that, hay. ing lost about all else, patience might as well go along with the rest.- Washington Star.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

Mnkereo at the Post Office at New eritA1A
 as Second Class Mall Matter.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

Ghe only profitable advertising medium T" the city. Circulation books anu pA
 room always open to advertisers
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14
BOYS' CLUE ACTIVITIES.

The juniors of the club gave a re- ception in honor of the Boys club wokers, last night at g o'clock. The following program was carried out: selection-"Star Spangled Banner" Solo-"Till We Meet Again" ...
 ..........,..... George Carter Sclection-"Connecticut March"
 ................... Miss Morin Selcction-"America the Beautiful
 .................. Entire chorus Trio-'There's Long, Long Trail
 ........,. Morin, Morin, Carter Piano solo .......... Miss Morin Piano solo ......... l. Rosenberg LunCh--
 election-"13attle Hymn of the Re-
 public" .......... Entire chorus Solo-"Rose of No Mans Land"
 ...........%.,.., George Carter Selcction-"Good Night" ........ta
 ............... Entire chorus Short Talk-Superintende
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14
FACTS AND RANCHES.
German peaec sieners have the precedent of the German naVy- Wan street Journal

PeruslnG those peace terms, Aus tfla IS not so sure it wishes to join Germany. Sometimes a scrutiny Inf the coVerlid as well as the bedfcllow is mportant.--New York World,
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

TELEPHONE CALLS ..x AeAS OEnce s...'ss''''' Editorial Rooms ....................''
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

Japan didn't get racial recognition at the peace conference, and perhaps wasn't so much concerned in getting It as she pretended. What Japan really wanted and got was authority to withhold racial recognition from Chlna.-Aansas City Times
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

The longing to own one of those steel helmets must be great in com mutcrs who are about to take down stoNepipes.-NcW York Sun.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14
Britain Herald.

HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
 Proprietors. Asusu uaily Sunday excepte5, at z:1b p. Fn" SS AerGld Building CT Church st
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

Turkeys Sultan says that he wants justice for his people. That is what the peace conference is dealing in. No trouble to show the goods.--Toledo Blade.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

It will be great day when wire less telephony is so perfected that a man can have receiver in his hat and be managed by his wife all the time. c.-ChiCaGo News
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

It must have been with confused emotions that the heaviest ship ever launched took the water. The super drcadnought Tennessee, named after a "dry'' state, was christened with wine by the fair daughter of 8 dry goNernor.--New York Commercial.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14

abe Herald will be found on sale st hota ling's News Stand. 42nd St. aid Broeo' way New York City: Board Walk AL laatic City, and Hartford Depot
 Member o2 the Associated Press. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the 'ise for republication of all news credited to it IT not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published hersln
New Britain herald., 1919-05-14
WISE, SMITH & CO.,, Hartford

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17

children. all victims of sundays hur-
ricane and Hood. were buried IN one
large graves near White Point. on
Nueecs Bay. tonight. short distance
from the place where they were re-
covered from tho waters Of the bay.
Immediate intcrment was made neces-
cary by the condition OF the bodies
A stan correspondent of the New
sends the following dispatch tonight
under date Of Snton. FeNas
"Seventy-seven bodies. black with oil
until some could not be distinguished d.
bruised and broken. torn where they
had pounded against rocks and noat-
ing wrcckagc. were washed ashore on
the north side OF Nucccs Bay today.
Or the seventysercn recovered from
this side OF the coast country today,
thirty eight were taken from West
Portland. twentynine from White
Point, nine from Sinton and one from
Odcm.
MANY pi;iSul scenes are being enact
cd in Sinton. Relatives. weeping.
haunt the improviscd morCues by the
sen for dear ones: friends, frantic.
search for friends Many bodies.
which may he white. may be Mexican.
or may be negro-thcrc is no way to
ten-will be buried Without indcntih-
cation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
M Assn.latchrrcss. /

BALTIMORE. Sept. l6.-ln an I'D
dress TO an assemblage which packed
the Lyric Thcatcr here tonight, Car
d!nal McrCier. primatc OF Belgium.
thanked America for its great support
OF his country in time OF trial and ap-
rcalci Tor the continuance OF this
hc,p.
1t was Cardinal Mercicr's first for
NAL address i'll this country He came
here. he slid. first TO express his adj
mirat!on Tor America second. to cX-
p7css his gratitude, and third. TO "N-
press The need of American help for
the social reconstruction OF Belgium.
America, said the ScifHian 1-c-
late. had no t"rritorial financial or
poiiticai Interest in the war; rather
European conflict; America had in her
bosom proportion of citizens of Ger
man origin. end appeared 10 a foreign
Observer rather as 4 cosmopolitan AK
slomvration than one homogeneous
unit; but this wonderful country
showed herself 10 be animated by one
immense organism. and giving TO AL
the individuals the same high ideal
the strongest bond of social unity, tn.
ideal which the great doctor Of the
iired in tins brief and splendid motto:
Above all, honesty,
America saw belgium strugSlins
anu suffering 70: honor. America
could not help cSteeminS. loving. adj
m'r!ug belgium: she esteemed. loved
admired Belgium not in words. hut il
deeds.
Our brotherhood in the Worship %,
the same ideal brought both our ma
tons nearer to each other. and my
desire To clasp your hand over this
common cause OF eternal Justice is tn,
first reason for my coming here.
Even as Belgium was. in 1914. the
providcntial instrument 10 bar tho way
ut the invaders, in order to allow
France and England 10 concentrate
their forces again tho German colossus
SO MAS America. in 1917. the main
tory.
'On the 2?th of June last the EclEian
peop.e, King Albert. Queen Elizabeth
and their royal children ~ their head
in union with the whole hierarchy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
BELIEVE BRITISH STEAMER
AND PART OF CREW LOST
Nineteen Members nf Bnyronto Kicked
Up After Nnny Hours In
the WATER.

CHARLESTON. :. G.. Sept l6.-Bclict
that the British steamship Bayron;o.
bound from Galveston to AlarseilIeS
With cargo of wheat. went down
OF her crew in the hurricane in the
Gulf OF Mexico las; week. was OK
pressed by nineteen members OF The
crew who were landed here today.
having been picked up off Tortugas
a. o'clock Thursday afternoon by
the Shipping Board steamer Calno
which put in here AS A result OF dan, :
6ses suffered in the storm.
Accordins to ,Third Engineer r.
Grant. OF the Hayrontc. he with
eighteen other members of the crew.
left the vessel al 10 O'Clock "Wednesday
morning. At which time the steamer
listed forty-fvc degrees and had
hfteen feet OF water in her engine
rooms hnother smaller boat with
eleven members. in charge of chief
onicer Moody, left the Bayronto at the
same time Captain Evcrsett ana
thirty members OF the crew did not
leave the steamer because IA. life
BOAT In which Grant and his com
panionS escaped had it's bow smashed
n launching. and II was not believed
that It could weather the hurricane.
The men in the lfcboat wero in the
sea twenty eight hours without food
or water. and scantily clad before be-
ing picked up by the Calno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
PRIMATE OF BELGIUM
THANKS AMERICAN
Cardinal MERCER Delivers Address to Assemblage in
Baltimore That Packs Lyric Theater-Asks for
Continuation of This Help

clergy AID an enormous multitude of
our com9atr."ts. celebrated in Brus-
sells national thauNSsiNiuc day \
relS louS monument will commemorate
Tor future generations our universal
gratitude. y chapel Of this our ma
tt"nal basilion shall h." Dedicated TO.
the great republic at IT,. United states
Accept, please. This resolution as an
homage OF our feelings .; adm ration
ANA ;sratctuinCss towards your valiant
troops who saved our liberty and tow
rclief in Belgium. which saved the
very lI:c OF many of our Belgian
families.
Cardinal MERCER said ho wished his
hearers could see some of the letters
he mad received from Belgian mothers
asking him to he their SPOKESMAN here.
lie read one which he said a mother
had sent him on the owe Il his de-
parturc. "oh. please" she wrote. tell
iHem. Tar over there. icl our dear
saviours how much No low" thcm how
earnestly we pray God for them. and
how the word American has become
sacred TO us"
We join those nohle hearts OF our
preston of our imperishnhlc rratitudc.
The unparalleled commission for re-
which. know, rich aud poor. high aud
low. contributed. and SO many other
forms "f your muuilicrncc towards us
will never be repaid according TO what
you deserve
In setting forth the nc"ds of Bel
GUM. Cardinal Mercier said:
Hel,sium's ambition is 7" ho stronger
and more prosperous than ever. We
rely on the worlds promise to help
belgium in her enormous task Of re-
SiYal.
We conndc in you. dca" American
brothers. your proyidcutj;Il task is 10
he, once more. our main saviomrs our
| chief.
"a great many houses schools. or
| phhnaG"s. about 500 churches in Bel
| gium ought TO hc rebuilt; the Univcr-
Sly o; i.ouyain asks for Us library;
! scicutitic research. the necessary funds
| 10 insure it's economic life; il wants
| 10 rise again from its ashes greater
and stronger than before.
II start from Ealtiuur" 10 30 coli
! iidcntly through the States telling
others YOU kept my beloved country
| III lie. YOU viii foster its rcSurrec-
| ton. This is not merely u work OF
private or national Interest. it Will he
maEnanimouS example OF solidarity
and Of Christian brotherhood
Dear friends. accept. please. Bel
GUM tributc. Of admiration Of graf
prompt and lasting revival"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

vi Hi5 IHN Aa;@r and Nd Mrs SEPT, Hfs
Webb were the center OF attraction for
a large gathering OF society AT the
Duchess County fair today when they
appeared on the race track in equip
ages az which was propelled or, rather.
NEW YORK. sept. iG.-Iublishers OF
l5s periodicals printed in New York
have decided to suspend publication
indefinitely. II was announced tonight
ton, rs an answer TO the "B@ SKIS"
threat to strike ON October !. Tho
unions demands are for a forty-four-
hour week and "a wage increase Of Sll
shops
l.pNpoNEMRHy. sept. ls. - Abou,
So. 100000 specie and bullion which
The the liner l.aurcntic WAS carrying
when She was mined in January, 1917.
when on her way TO America. The
he entrance TO Tough swiftly.
iain'S commission in the United
states army followed Lieutenant r. II;
NOEL. OF toNborc, y. e., over good
portion of France. and after months OF
travel reached him at his home, town
today.
ond boat which was launched from the
steamer Barnstablr, which sunk off st.
Catherine Island Saturday night.
reached Sapclo Island Tuesday morn
ing with twelve men.
WASliINGTON. Sept. l6 Eighteen
Seain,n have been arrested on the
United states steamship Katonah.
charged with mutiny on the high seas.
said dispatch from Bermuda today
to the state Department.
GALVESTON. Sept. l6.-Thc gulf
at sea off Point Isabel, but the crew
was saved having been taken off by
the coast guard after the vessel he
came diNmastcd and sprung leak. ac-
Al Art.. n 1N.a.
Headquarters today.
LONDON. Sent. 1s-''Ireland will
stand for no half. way measures" Ar
thur Griiiths. acting president Of the
irish republic, is quoted AS saying by
The american correspondent Of the
Daily News
It's first skirmish in the battle with
the government when it was announc-
ed 10y the War Office tina, all conscript-
I'm vI Enn'mS OF ciG htcrn years OF age
fore Christmas
rHlLApELPHIA, Sept. 16-With
out % forty-cight wards gives j. hamp-
ION Moore. independent nominee for
mayor a lead over Judge John n
PaIterson. orEani%l;ion candidate. by
was loi ~ ana Patterson lO3,o57.
NEW YORK. Sept 1.-two "domi-
haat H"hrIctions' In the mind OF Her
bert Hoover. after his five years ser
vice abroad. are that socialism Is
"bankruptipg itself" and that Am,rira
must not abandon it's moral leadership
IN restoring order in the world. nor
permit Itself 10 be used for .eyperi
ment in social diseases"
ALiANf' y. y, Sent. 1s-Industrial
troubles IN New York State hcrcaftrr
VIII go for solution TO state hoard
Of nine, 20 be appointed by the Gov
'rhor ana represents equally. employ
ers. employees and the public Tbis
was determined hc-c today at q con
terence OF capital. labor and State Of
tCiais
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
ASKS FOR ALL EXCHANGES
BETWEEN u. S. AND MEXICO
Complete Correspondence vii, Become
Fart of Rrroris OF inNc$iiIatinG
Committee.

N.sSlllNGTO%. sept practically
the entire file OF tnc correspondence
between the Mexican and American
governments, it Is expected w,ll be
come part Of the records of the
Senate Foreign Relations SubCummit-
toe mvcsugating the Mexican Situa-
ton.
disclosed today in the course al his
examination a. Frederick Watrous. an
attorney rcprescmt.nG oil ana land in
had asked che state Department 20
produces protests made ny The United
states 10 MeNico. MeNicp's answers and
such other correspondence and doCu-
ments as might serve 10 clarity the
situation.
Senator Fa!l added that he knew no
reason way the department would
withhold any information at its dis
poStl. but that a part of it, cSDcCia Y
thai relating 10 certain CLAIMS. might
be rctN III nNncmtiNc session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
WILL OPEN RETAIL STORES
Government Locates EntnbIIsbncn,
Tor sale "t Arni! Surplus Supplies
nj Newport News.
Iny Associated Press, |

WASHINGTON. Sept, lG-I,ctaii
stores tor the sale OF surplus army
supplies Will be opened in each o:
the twenty -four national districts into
which the country has been divided.
tue War Department announced to-
day.
AS previously announced these stores
VIII make sales both over the counter
ana on mail orders, and viii carry in
STOCK practically every household com
monty. southern districts were fixed
rs follows:
Atlanta Alabama. Florida. Georgia
and Tennessee.
New Orleans Louisiana. mississippi
charleston, :. C.-North Carolina
South Carolina
N"wp""t Virginia, all except
'rrfii"r within radius OF twenty
miles OF thc District of Columbia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
SICK WIDOW AND TWO
CHILDREN PROVIDED FOR
Generous Richmond People Ovcr.ub-
scribe 1fmes-Dispntch Fund
for Needy

.t- a.sg Of the fund Tor the
20 children WAS made yesterday. and
snnIher the Case No. I. to be sponsored
~ The Times Dispatch Is TO be started
tomorrow. ~"
The new fund is for the same
amount. $3.50. and is TO aid a disabled,
;ofkman, now In the hospital rccov-
AND two children, six and three years
OF age respectively, who are entirely
aepsndent upon his wages Hc has
seen disabled for three months and tho
FAMILY is now in abiect penury
me man, which it is the purrosc
or The Times Dispatch to aid through
cont19usIons f1om tho public. was
ialSed i'll Richmond. is weli-known and
him. no h"o"
Contributions TO the fund for The
ahie, no: received yesterday and
Florence w. whitsitt ..:........S !. a." q"
e. A. Harlow ............. "o o
Previously acknowledged 49,. tx IS
io'ai .................s 1913 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
RED CROSS SENDS TWO
TRAINS TO STRICKEN CITY

WASHINGTON. Sept. l6.--Two special
army trains. carrying emergency sup
plies and relief workers, have been sent
into the hurricane stricken region be-
tweotn Brownsville and Corpus Christi.
Texas. by the Red Cross. IL was an
nounced tonight at national hcadGuart-
ers. One train was dispatched from
Laredo and tho other from san An
tonic. 1t was further announced thai;
the appropriation OF fund had been
authorized TO provide immediate aid to
victims OF the disaster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
TROOPS PATROL TOWN
Nearby :n0 National Guarti>mcn Ar,
Stationed in tibcmnrir, y. G.,
Factory District.

AI.EisMAitLE. y. g.. sept iG.-Wi:h
nearly 210 stat. mil'tiamcm stationed
~ various points in and around town.
there have been no disorders here dur
inS IN" last twenty hour hours. The
'N"It!n"nt that followed the clash be
tween officers and strikers and their
sNmaa thizcrs early yesterday was
ahItcd.
No trouble is expected toui.ga, and
II conditions continue to improve" AT
least part Of the troops may bc With
drawn tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
ASKS japan TO FIX GATE
In ,,nncsc Newspaper SAYS imrriru Has
Demanded Time lie "ci for ENnr-
uniting $EantunC.
llsv Universal scr,icv. ]

WASiiNGTuN. Sept According
40 cable ndvices tn" UNitcd states has
<kod japan 10 fix a definite dat. for
ncr evacuation & niLo Chow The
Ninpn lii. = .lapln.Sc daily cWspAp"r
Wnich carried the FIRST news OF the
'hy report Of tho .aamd without
qualification.
Whcu acting Secretary Of state
.,ounrIn the report, MS answer was. Il
DO no; care to say anything about it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
BOY AID BQNDS MISSING
: Lvs>t.n."r at \.N NpriS UrphcrH.r
I'irm Di>nipra,~ * ith .rcuriiirs
SaiIci III S.i-,uii;..

NEW YORK. sept li.-rdc police
searched unSucressfuily throughout
tn" city today for Elias Tieman. six
teen. employed as messenger ~ the
hrOll"rI.o ii~m o. l.. VI. r"ncc * co,
fOiIrwiuG "a report by his employers
and the National surety Company that
ho had Disappeared Will" bearing S&2.-
un0 worth 81 bonds for delivery To va
riouS financial institutions III. po-
lie" sent out -en"ral alarm aud a
large number of detectives sought the
MISSING boy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17

DNNNlIh.E. VA. Sent. IG.-IuJ-.c g
Walton Srovn has granted al absolute
divorce :" Eva \arHoil StukcS. ciEh-
teen years "f age. who is found 10 lave
committed higam"us marria-" be-
'auSe she saw the name OF her huS-
he nj, William childrcSS, among the
Slain in AN tlicia. cnsMAlty aisl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17

PARIS. sept. Premier Lloyd
George IS determined to have II set
i'cd that the peace conference demand
from Holland IA. handing over of
former Emperor William. according to
lie Journal today. The newspaper as
ScTts tina; the Premier. vino is plan.
ming 20 leave Paris today. VIII Insist
befor" his h"par;ur" upon having such
action decided upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
LynchhurE school Enrolment,
Dies in North Carolina

APEX. n G. Sept i6-Rcv j NJ
Holleman. eighty years old. one Of the
most widely known Baptist minister's
in the state. died here today. Funeral
VIII take place Wednesday afternoon.
His only son, II. VI. Hoilcman. OF Rich.
several weeks -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17

DANNlI.l.E. Va. Sept. Mrs sal
- Johnson Penn is confined to h,r
nome sune'ius from "a fractured arm
rs result of fall sh" sustained at
The panvi'.e Country club last Satur-
day. She Nad been HOSTESS al a tea.
ana WAS walking across III. Iour wnc!,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17

her heel caught IN a rug ana she fen
heavily. An examination later revealed
:: fracture Of the ulna bone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-17
WILSON MEETS ARTICLE X.
Proud Father Brings Healthy Spe,.im.,
TO See President Mt Ashland.
Oregon.
t4sv' Uniyj,rsal S.,vi,c,

San FRANCISCO. CAL Sept. 10
The President had a great experience
face. ~
proud father hoistcd :, baby bow
up TO the President when the train
stopped for few minutes at Ashland,
ore, few miles from the California
oregon boundary
This Is Article NJ" he announced
Well" said the President. as he
laughed. "he certainly Is a healthy
specimen ''E
LynchburE school ENROLMENT,
LYNCHBCRG. VA. Sept l.-'rhe
hrst days enrolment OF the l.yurh
ourS public schools showed an IN
crease OF 382 over last YEAR. me en-
rolinent being 800. The colorcl
schools showed an increase Of twenty
puptls only. The enrolment at the
history Of the school