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Uganda, Nigeria. etc, pueda, segin
vayan aumentando >sus cantidades. ser
aceptado inmediatsmente por los mo-
limos britanicos en- sustitucion del anne
ricano.
Aparte de esta situacion general del
algodon y su aspecto, los primeros tres
grades los cuales constituyen ell ma
terial indispensable para La mejor sec
cion del comercio algodonero- son de
interes especial para Ell Reinado Undo.
81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que Ia tendencia
en- Lancashire ha sido Ell especializar-
Sc para ser la mejor y mas importan
te sucursal de la industria del algo
don. FL comite ha dejado saber que
La situaci6n de esta secci6n de Ia in
dustria con relacion a su existencia, de
algodon en- brute ha sido luego desfa
vorable atn mas que las cifras que Sc
representa- en- la anterior tabla ell
descubrimiento de la existencia de es
te grado de algodon merece considera-
ci6n especial, maxine en- vista de la
gran importancia; que Ell algodon de
cal:dad superior ha adqnirido durante
la guerra Sc puede yer en- la tabla
anterior que La existencia anexa de
algodon de calidad superior es compa
rativamente pequeha, fernando un total
de 1,75o 600 fardos, cuando Que Ell to-
tai general del mundo es de veinticin-
co millones edo fardos.
Sc deriva principalmente de tres
fuentes, las Antillas, los distritos de
Sea Island de Carolina del Sur, Flo
rida " Georgia, y Egipto. Estas tres
fuentes de abastecimiento han sufrido
severamente durante la guerra.
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1TAh DIA COMO HOY 4
%%#s E19
"Recordar es yivir--Dante.
1 l.E--' :
6s'
13 DE ABRIL DE 1891.
NAcIo BUCHANAN

Jaime Buchanan, ex-presiden-
tie de los Estados Unidos, naci0
el trece de abril de mil setecien-
tos noventa y uno Ell ell condado
de Franklin, en- PENNSYLVANIA. Sc
cOnsagro al for0 Y principi6 su vi
da pdbhca eli n legislature de su
estado natal, la edad de % amos.
En- mil OchocientOs Neintimo
tue elegidc para la Camara de re-
presentantes, donde permanecio
haSta mil ochocientos treinta y
mo. en- que jackson le@nombr0 EN-
)ajador de Russia. A su vuelta, fue
enviado al Senado, y estuvo ALI
iasta que el presidente Polk lie in
tito formar parte de su gabine-
G, como secretario de Estado.
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PARA PODER TRABAJAR
Sc NECESITA TENER BUENA SALUD

tn esta epoca en- que los medios de
subsistencia resultan tan costosos, el
A-> obrero no debe bajo ninguna circun-
stancia exponerse a caer en- CANA a causa
de debilidad renal, puesto que necesita
todo el dinero que pueda adquirir mediante
sus labores para el buen sostenimento de
su fanlilia La .deblidad en- los rinones
es peligrosisima v cuando llega cierto
periodo es muy dificil de curar FL dolor
de espalda es uno de los primeros sintomas
de. que los riiiones no estan funcionando
en- orden, siendo esta la epoca propicia
para atenderlo remediarlo 81 siente
I'd. fuertes punzadas al inclinarse o
levantarse, marcos. dolores de espada y
de cabeza, irritaci6n en- la vejiga, etc.
dirijase inmediatamente a la primera
botica obtenga TN frasco de Pildoyds de
Foster Para Los RifoneS Estas pildoras
han salvado miles de personals por mas
de SO amos. Entran en- su preparation
solamente ingredienteS de primera calidad
no contenendo droga alguna que sea per
judicial al organismo No acepte subs
titutos exila siempre las de Foster"
De yenf2 en todas las boticas. Solicitt
luestro foIetu sobre las enfer,nedades
e1,ales y. Sc 10 anviaremos absolutamente
rats.
FOSTER MCCLELLAN co.
a -
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"Recordar es yivir---Dante

+ En- mil ochocientos cincuenta Y
tres le nombro Pierce mimstro re
sidente en- Inglanterra .en cuyo EN-
pleo permaneci6 en- Londres has
ia mil ochocientos cincuenta y
siete, Y tomo possession del mando
supreme ell cuatro de MARIO del
mismo ano, nombrando secretario
de Estado al general Luis Cass.
En- mil ochocientos, ,sesenta Y uno
entsego ell mando supreme al pre-
sidente Lincoln.
Mr.. Buchanan ha sido uno de
los mas grandes hombres que ha
tenido la Uni6n-Americana, como
politieo, como orador V como di-
plomatico.
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BICICLETA GRATIS

derico Torres Jr., San Francisco 20, San Juan,
so d.as. rs de = la
oarca p & S., la mas acreditada en- ell pals.
que vende la casa Pietrantoni & Solo de San
Juan, $45. Para I'd. es GRATIS. 81 la que-
re- csc -iha hoy msmo en- esta forma The
Mail Order Co., San German. Sehores :-Yo
quiero ganarme la bicicleta GRATIS que ids.
ofrecen anuncio (indique ell nombre de
este peri6dico). Sin compromise ninguno para
mi, deseo que me expliquen 10 que debo hacer
para ganarmea. (Escriba con letra clara SUI
nombre apellido direccion.)
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Los fSupositorios MitchelIa
Vaeinales," estan considerados por
cspecialistas en- intermediates de las
nujcres, como el tratamiento local
mas eiicaz para casi todas las enfer-
medades locales de la mujer. Ademas
tehemos una inlinidad de testimonies
de personas id6neas y carecterizadas
de distintos paises. en- que nos rinden,
en- una forma que ,revela mucha sin
ceridad, su agradecimiento' por el
exito que han alcanzado con los "Su-
positorios Mitchella Vaeinales."
En- las direcciones que acompana a
cada GAIA, SC dan a conocer mas en-
detalle las Intermediates que han sido
dominadas con el uso de este gran
cspeciiico, y ninguna mujer va sea
casada, soltera o viuda, que sufre de
cualquiera de estos desordenes, debe
Yacilar en- hacer un ensayo, especial
mente 81 Sc siente cansada y abatida.
FL uso de los ''Supositorios Mitche-
liza Naeinales" es sencillo y no con-
tienen grasa de ninguna especie. . Pr
danse en- las Farmacias y Droguerias.
ara Puerto Rico
:. WLLAMIL CO.
San Juan.
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EXALTACION. .-ES una axioma
que ell p1blico acudira Ell masa pa
ra admirar la primera production
hecha en- ell aire. Sumamente ex-
traordinaria es. La pelicula LOS
MALHECHORES DEL ARE. =
Los Angeles. Advt.
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INFORME DEL CONT
TE DE ALGODON DEL
iMPERIO BRITANICO
consul General Robert P.
Skinner, Londras, Ingla-
terra, enero %, 1920.
(DEL "DEPARTAMENTo DE AGRI
cULTURA Y TRABAJo, DE
PUERTO RICo.)
(TRADUcIDo PoR RoMUALDo
RIvERA)


nombrado en- Julio, 1917, para inves
tigar ell mejor medic de desarrollar la
vegetacion del algodon dentro del I'm.
perio Britanico, y para avisarle al Co.
bierno de las medidas necesarias que
han de tomarse para ell proposito", hs
informado al Board of Trade ell resul
tado de sus investigaciones. Estos in
formes demuestran que hay evidencis
de una escases de algod6n en- ell mundo
v que no hay perspectiva de ninguns
especie de que hayan grandes existen
cias de algodon hasta dentro de algu.
nos amos. Los precios del algod6n es
tan EN- exceso de cualquier otro articu
10 cue Sc pueda recordar desde la ca
restia del algod6n en- Ell sesenta. Sc
dejs yer en- ell informe:
Que la escases de algod6n afecta al
mundo entero
Que el Imperio Britanico esta espe-
cialinente afectado.
Que la industria del aIgodon es en-
muchos aspectos, la industria mas i'm
portante de las Islas Britanicas.
Que la escasez de algodon es mas
notoria EN- las clases finas con Las cua
les, por las razones expuestas, consti
tuye las principales demandas de los
molinos Britanicos
Que la industria del algodon britani
co trajo cuatro quintas parties de su
existencia de algod6n de los Estados
Unidos. y que es peligroso depender
de una manera tan enorme del china
caprichoso de una parte del mundo s.
nota tambien que los Estados Unidos
estan, ano por afo, aumentando su de
manda para su propio consume, de
sus propias cosechas.
Que la experiencia demuestra que er
muchas parties del Imperio la vegeta.
ci6n del algodon es debiera hacerse
abaratar ell costo de production al pals
que 10 produce. Egipto, ell Sudan, Ugan
da algunas islas de las Antillas. que
dan incluidas.
PRODUCTION DE ALGoDoN DEL
MUNDo Y LA CONTRIBUTION
DEL IMPERIo
La situacion de la existencia de al
godon en- el mundo y la contribution
del Impefio Britanico en- clio, basa.
do en- numeros antes de La guerra Sc
da en- Ell informe del comite como 81
que:
PRoDUCCIO MUNDLAL- FARDoS
DE 500 LIBRAS
GADo I:
Algod6n de hebra larga de la mejor
cIlidad (sea tisland) 5000; Carolina
del Sur Antillas 1000. Total: $4,000.
GRADo II:
Algod6n de hebra larga de La mejor
calidad (sea island). Florida y Geor-
gia, 10000; Antillas, 1000; algod6n
egipcio de calidad superior, $4,000;
total 622.OoO.
GRADo III:
Egipcio, 100000; Sudan, 10000; pro
ducto principal americana, Misisipi y
Delta. 100000: Nisalanda. Uganda v
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~ rs LISTED MI!JER LEA
ESTO QUE LIE CONVENE


Il I'm ca'i todos los casos dc debiidad
- Ia mtlier. SC u0la un Bujo mucoso
q Sldl que se escapa dc la vagina que Sc
SJnoce con el nonJbrc Gle leucorrea y
con el mas. evmIn Ne flores blancas,'
= e. sorpmudcntc como pocas mnjcrcs
ccnocen IA iifnp0rtan, ia vital de este
t.rrainey con IA rspidtz que debilita
81 ureanistuoasi.l seS,:ltado comGn dc
~ ea'erniedad tch penosa y molesta
~ te l3nisifao se ha gcneralikado cntre
a $3.50 icinclilo, SC localiza en- los
o yanOs reproductor.s, ocasionando do
! r dc espalda. ,lolor dc costado, dolor
de caoesl. enIermcdad de los ovarios,
3 iniflda languiJa, cansancio, ncrvio-
sidad. paiidcl densa, nal hamor color
stnoriaaI. E.st4 sleb!lidad tambitn es
< - causadc muchos casos de csterilidad
Clatido el ilujo dc csta molestia es
profuso abundante, gcneralnente
signiica que cXisten ulceracones y
dislocacioncs de la matriz Y los dolores
y ardores de la inilamacion son mas
CT astautcs ! persistcntes.
,5' Distribuidores
H. SUcESoRES DE
5 (Dpto. de Agencias.
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ell Este Y Sur de Africa 1.125.000; to
tai. 1,0s5.0O0.
Gran total en- Ell imperio britanico
/ $4,000. Por ciento del total: 1872.
GRADo w:
Estados Unidos, 100000; Mejico
10000; Brasil, 100000; Russia, 5Oo..
600; oeste de Africa, IL. 900; Levante
100000; India. 100000; China Co.
rea, 25O.OOO. Total: 16.715-0Oo.
GRADo ".
India, 100000; Russia. 100000 y
China 100000.
Total 7,95O.OO0
Gran Total: 25, $4,000.
CONSUME DE vARIos GRADos
Sobre una base de fardos de a 500
ibras Ell consume de algodon antes de
la guerra de estos varios grades dentro
del Imperio Sc puede tomar aproxima.
6amente como sigue:
Gran Bretaiia consume anualmente
uuos 700 500 mil fardos de los gra
dos I, II, III; de 100000 3,30o.00o
iardos del grado w; y I'm POGO menos
lei grado " Los molinos DE India, con
;umen. principalmente los graoos- Nv Y
v. los molinos canadienses sobre to.
10 ell w. -Asi. la mayoria del algodon
hilado en- Lancashire queda include
en- Ell referido grado "a saher, grado
Iv), del cual ell menOr pOr cientO Sc
:osecha dentro del imperio. Sin en-
barge, ell comite siente que Ell algodon
lue Sc empieza cosechar ahora en-
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FOR HEADACHE,
LIVER TROUBLE
BIack-Draught Is The Best Medi.
cine This Lady Ever Used. Say,
1t Is Only Medicine Size
Gives Her Children.

Cherry Village. Ark-In falling .,
ner experience with Thedford's Black.
Draught, Mrs. Lottie Ellis. r. F. d M
l, this place, said: al used Black.
Draught as a laxative, also for mead.
acne torpid liver and indigestion II
Is the best liver medicine have e,er
used and is the only medicine ! rlvo
my children. s.'e
l feel like 1t has saved me a lot IN.
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Just give them a good dose of Blaclr'
Draught and they soon get ali rigbt
IL certainly cleans the liver and clears
up the skin and they are soon ont
well again. ] wouldn't be without n
for anything" =
Seventy years Of successful use has
made Thedford's Black.n vaurht n
standard, household remedy. Every
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times the benefit that Black-D raneht
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and to prevent or relieve the tronbIes
tnat come from constipation. IndIeos,
ton, and a lazy liver.
To keep well, your stomach Ilvar
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take occasional doses Of The6ford,s
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good government are to win.

George Sylvester Viereck says
Governor Cox may be an esti-
mable gentleman. We do not
know; neither do we care. AS
long as he is a supporter of the
Wilson policies, the Germans
aye determined to defeat him.
We have decided that there must
not be another Democrat Pres
ident for a generation"
George was a pro-German and
gained considerable n0toriety by
editing the "Fatherland,' and
escaped the penitentiary by the
Skin Of his teeth" George is
for Senator Harding, strong; ex-
pecting, of course, a separate
peace with Germany.
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Last week the women in st
Louis registered and contrary to
public opinion, the number al
most equaled that of the men
In the ewenty-eighth ward
there were 46 more women reg
istered than men in a total of
1885. In twelve precincts in
other wards there were more
women than men voters regis
tered. This means that our good
women out in the state must not
fail to go to the polls November
2, if the Democratic ticket and
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SpeciaI Train.

Arrangements completed to
secure special train to Kansas
City, Mo-, for Big Democratic
Meeting at Convention Hall, Sat
urday night, October End, 1920.
Train leave Lexington station
at 200 o'clock p. m.
Train leaves Kansas City on
return trip at 1870 p. m.
Governor James M. Cox will
speak at 500 O'Clock p. M.
Fand concert begins at 700
o'clock p. m.
Doors will open at 700 o'clock
p. m.
Railroad tickets for this trip
can be secured for S3.35 the
round trip, by calling at Office
Of Probate Judge before noon
Saturday October End.
w. NJ. A. Band will go.
Get your ticket today and be
sure to go. Train will stop at
Myrick and Wellington only and
a big time is promised.
COMMITTEE.
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The Best Advertisement.

The best advertisement any
merchant can have is a satisfied
customer. No greater recon-
mendation can be given an ar
ticle than the following by E.
B. Milburn, Prop, Guion Drug
Drug Store, Guion, Ark. I'VE
have sold Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for years and have al
ways found that it gives perfect
satisfaction"
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Dependency

Sufferers from indigestion are
ape to become discouraged and
feel that complete recovery is
not to be hoped for. No one
could make a greater mistake.
Hundreds have been permanent
ly cured by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets and can now eat
anything that they crave. These
tablets strengthen the stomach
and enable it to perform its
functions naturally. If you have
not tried them do so at once.
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Charles Amos, who has been
located in Trinidad, COL, for
some time, returned to Lexing,
ton the latter part of last week
end has taken charge of the Co.
Operative store, corner of EIev-
enth street and Franklin Ave.
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viii some one please inform
the people Of Lexington through
the columns Of this paper, how
we will proceed to enforce a sep
aiate peace on Grmany, without
giving up every principle for
which the World War was
fought, and which cost the lives
of 10000 American boys, and
the manning of 100000 more?
there is some one who
has it all worked out, but is
keeping the plan secret.
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1t takes about twenty minutes
to read the constitution of the
League of Nations carefully.
Any intelligent person can mas
ter its meaning in an hour, by
reading it attentively three
times. Nine out Of ten people who
thus master its meaning will fa-
for its adoption by this country
and will vote accordingly in the
November election. Don't draw
your conclusions from speeches
of high salaried professional
political speakers.
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Democratic Central Com

Mrs, Walter J.. Gresham and
two children left Friday morn
ing for a visit with relatives at
Cottonwood Falls. Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. White
returned to their home near
Concordia Monday morning, af-
ter a few days visit here with
their son, Elmer H. White.
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Chamberlain's Collie and Diar-
rhOea Remedy in MICHIGAN

Mrs. A. H. Hall, Caseville,
Mich, says, 81 wish to thank
you for your grand good medi-
cine, Chamberlain's Collie and
Darrhoea Remedy. We are new
er without it in the house, and
am sure it saved our baby's
life this summer"
Mrs. Mary Darlington, Case
vile, Mich, says, 81 have used
Chamberlain's Collie and Diar-
rhoea Remedy for years and it
has always given prompt relief
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The League of Nations is hay-
ing an opportunity to prove its
inestimable value to the world
Just now in the case of the Pole
and Lithunians, who have a.
greed to submit their differen-
ces to the Council, and to sus-
pend hostilities pending a decis-
ion, and Sweden and Poland
have placed their dispute over
the Aland Islands in the hands
Of the League for settlement. In
the first case a war actually in
progress has been checked, and
in the second, a threatened war
has been averted. If now, it.
can show the world that it can
accomplish actual results in the
prevention of war, it will assure
the people that the achievement
of its purposes are not only .fea-
sible as a rule, but its principles
laid down in the preamble of
the covenant should have the
unqualified support of all people.
1t has already done a good deal
Of effective work, but this has
been in the lesser regions of its
field.
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The New York World says
that Senator Harding's substi-
tute for the League of Nations
has been sunk without warning
by Elihu Root, who not only tor
pedoed it but shelled the sur
yivors.
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Democratic Speaking

Senator Thomas Helm Of Ala
bama, will speak at the Court
House Friday, evening, Oct. LIST,
at 8 o'clock. You will enjoy
hearing him as he is a very able
and interesting speaker. Every
one invited. Band concert at
7:30.
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All the nations of earth are in
the League but Germany, Aus
tria, Turkey, Mexico and the u
nited States. We are in nice
company, to say the least
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A twenty piece band was or
ganized at the Chillicothe Bust
ness College last week. The or
chestra, glee clubs and state
clubs are also important factors
in the life of the college. ADV.
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Lord Mayor of Cork, it is
nightly lucky for your self-in-
dicted fast, that someone don't
put an old Missouri ham baked
nice and brown under your nose.
Your fast would soon be a thing
of the past.
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Dollar wheat makes a very
profitable occupation to a far
mer who farms the farm
Senator Harding.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET


For President
JAMES NJ. COX
For Yice-President
FRANKLIN D.. ROOSEVELT
For U, S. Senator
BRECKENRIDGE LONG
For Governor
JOHN NJ. ATKINSON
For Lieutenant Governor
CARTER M.
For Secretary of State
JOHN L. SULLIVAN
For State Auditor
GEORGE H.
For State Treasurer
JOHN H. STONE
For Attorney General
WILLIS H. MEREDITH
For Supreme Judge (NO. y
WILLIAM T. RAGLAND
For Supreme Judge (NO. p
FRED L. WILLIAMS
For Supreme Judge (NO. 2.)
JOHN l. WILLIAMSON
For Judge Kansas City Court Of
Appeals
AME ELLISON
For Member of Congress
SAM C. MAJOR
For State Senator
j, B, HEREFORD
For Rep sentative
CHARLES H. A. BREWER
For Judge County Court West
erR Dictrict)
JOHN F. LARKIN
For Judge County Court Cast
ern District)
JAMES l.. BRAY
For Sheriff
LESLIE c
For County Treasurer
J, c. SHELTON
For County Assessor
CLARENCE L. KINNEY
For County Surveyor
CHARLES H. SWIFT
For Public Administrator
w. J. SYDNOR
For County Coroner
F. w. MANN
For Constable Lexington Town
ship
j. F. CAGLEY
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A vote for Cox is a vote for
the League Of Nations. A vote
for Harding is a vote for no one
knows what.
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Who is back of Atkinson ??
Headline in the Kansas City
Star.
Ask Dave Proctor!
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My fellow Senators, Presi-
dent Wilson did not treat the
Senate right,,--B GET
THE MONEY!
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And, by the way, who wants
the Kansas City Star acting gov
ernor of Missouri?
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"Warnie" don't like hecklers ;
they break up his train of
thought" S-s-s, we're speaking
seriously.
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Wanted: A boy at this office.
Apply at once.
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New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
Quigiey and Curtis
 ~r Still Holding Off

E The Quigle:-Curtis fight for the
 Nomination on the republican ticket ! for the mayoralty has resolved itself into an endurance test, each ''possi- 1siYityv making an effort to outlast the kpther before openly announcing his
 eandidacy.5 It is an opinion generally conceded that if Alderman o. F. Cur lis is to be a candidate for the nom- nation, Mayor Quigley will announce his candidacy. but if any other mem Der of the party will seek the office thereby puttig his old rival out of the race, Quigley is content to withdraw. Curtis apparently is aware of the in tentions of the mayor and is making ! an effort to hold off until Quigley has either. announced his cadidacy or de- cid ed to withdraw.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
CUY ITEMS

s Kosciuszko post, World War Vet aerans, will meet tonight at 7:3o o'clock in Warsaw hall.
 sThe Amphion Dramatic club of the High school will present Nathan Hale this evening in the school aud itorium. AS this is to be the big play of the season considerable care was taken in making the arrangements. < E Miss Rachel Cotter ofs59 Lafayette street has gone to New York to spend the weekend. *s -.-
 <, The Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H., will meet tonight in K. of c. hail. A social will follow the meeting.
 s.A daughter has been born to MT. and Mrs. Arthur c. Kramer.
 2 Land at Barnesdale was transferred today by Abra ham Shurberg to An lthony Jodanis. Charles Nothnagle sold aproperty on Grand View Heights to the Hardware City Loan asso- ciation.
 k several cases were assigned for trial at the short calendar session of the city court this afternoon, sAEA son was born today at the New Britain General hospital to MT. and Mrs. Emil Stienberg of Shuttle NIea- How avenue. A son was born at the $ame institution today to MT. and Mrs. Fred Schof1eld of Berlin.