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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
Las trOpaS ''bOI-
ShevikiS" SufTen
una gran derrOta
(PoR CABLE INGLEs)

MADRID, agosto 19.-se anunciaron
cialmente que los Reyes de Belgica vi
sitarAn a las islas Canarias, de paso
para el BRASIL Las autoridades de Ca
narias preparan un recibimiento colossal
los soberanos belgas, que llegaran Ell
mes que viene. rs..
Jose Amezola, empresario de la
plaza de toros y Manolo Retana Sc han
hecho cargo de la direction del Tea
tro Real.
CIUDAD DE MEJICO.-El presiden
to provisional De la Huerta ha mani
festado que no desc aaceptar la presi
dencia de la Republica.
-El gobernador Esteban Cantt ha
entregado Ell gobierno de la Baja Cali
fornia al general mejicano Salazar.
MosCU.-El ministro de la guerra,
Trotzlky, ha publicado un lamamiento
excthando sus compatriotas para SER
vir en- el frente sur.
VARS0vIA.-La ciudad parece ha-
: berse salvado de las garras del ejercito
"bolshevilEi'. Las tropas del presiden
to Pilsudski han tornado la ofensiva.
Ell ala izquierda de las fuerzas polacas
dirigida por los generates franceses Hen
~ y Billote, inhingi6 una seria derro
ia los "soviets", que huyen EN- des-
crden. Las maniobras del ala derecha
en- Ia Inca de Garvolin Paratchoff,
entire sl vfstsiia y Bug, amehaza la co
mnnicaci6n 'bolshevihi''.
wAsHINGToN.--Francia y Estados
UnidOs han llegado a un complete acuer
do en- 10 relative la question ruso-
polaca.
Sc anuncia que el Gobierno ameri
cano apoyara la Independence de Po-
lcnia hasta donde faculte la constitu
ci6n.
SAN SEBASTIAN.-- Sc encuentra
gravemente enfermo Ell ilustre periods
ia don Miguel Moya.
zARAGOZA.-Se han declarado en-
huelga cinco mil obreros metaltrgieos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
Ell ElmerCadO de Sur
America atra0 a
EStadOs UnidoS

Mr.. Charles T. Ritter, quien acaba
de llegar a Nueva York; procedente de
Buenos Aires, ha declarado en- una en-
trevista publicada en- "The Sun and
The New York Herald que "el senti
miento de apatia il6gico antagonis
mo hacia los estadounidenses Sc ha con
vertido en- Sur America en- uno de amis
tad respeto". Con tai motivo. en-
cuentra una oportunidad ahora para
los comerciantes de Estados Unidos.
pues esos puebios estan dirigiendo sus
miradas comerciales al norte.
Encuentra Ell viajero en- la Argen
tina una prosperidad sin precedentes
y 10 juzga ell pals que mejor sali6 de
las resrltas de la guerra, debido a que
durante ese tempo estuvo supliendo al
mundo entero con sus vastos recursos
en- carne, trigo otros productos. Los
millones adquiridos los esta empleando
anora en- el desarrollo progreso del
pals y del comercio.
La mercancia de los Estados Unidos
Sc acepta en- todos esos paises como
ia superior-dice ell viajero Anota que
la superioridad del concrete britAnico
esta un1camente en- los tejidos, por 10
cual este signifca completeness para los
del Norte. Alemania esta enviando aho
ra sus agentes sus productos mann
factureros tienen gran demanda. Pero
el campo --continla Ell viajero- es l6
g1camente nuestro y 81 continuamos
observandd nuestfos' metodos actuales.
ocuparemos allf un puesto comercial en-
vidiable. Aparatos el6ctricos, automovi
Les, materiales de acero, generos secos
~ otros productos nnestros Sc encuen
iran ALI muy Superiores los otros.
Sin embargo, debemos saber que
ellos estan poniendo toda SUI atencion
en- ell desenvolvimiento de su concrete
que no fomentaran mansamente nues
tras excursiones al mercado cuando nues
tro comercio inferno este paralizado
No importa 10 pr6spero que estemos en-
casa, debemos penetrarnos de que Ell
campo suramericano no debe pasar des
apercibido.
Los japoneses puede decirse que han
fracasado en- su comercio suramerica
no, pesar de que hace POGO Sc creia
q. ellos iban desaloiar los alemanes
Las peliculas de cinemat6grafo han
hecho mas que ninguna otra cosa para
acercar los Estados Unidos Sur
America. Mediante elias el pueblo ha
conocido nuestras costumhres. Nuestra
franQueza considerable brusca al prin-
cipio. es ahora admirada. las mucha
chas imitan ALI francamente a nues-
tras artistas de cinematografo, las cua
les son idolos. Las peliculas itaNanas
~ francesas han sido allf suplantadas
por las estadounidenses. Ell pueblo de
La Argentina dice ahora que Ia contri
buci6n estadounidense al arte estriba
en- Ia pehcula.
Las condolences do vida alli son las
mismas que entire nosotros, especialmen
to ell problema de las casas.
La ciudad de Buenos Aires es her
mosa. Existe alli una gran demanda
por esten6grafos y secretarios estado-
unidense. sepan no 81 idioma espa
mol el portugues.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20

Es un distrito seguro para la Union.
Vistas las anteriores cifras Sc COM
prendera que los republicanos solo tie
men probabiidades de triunfo en- un
disrito, en- ell nhmero y seguridad en-
ninguno Los socialistas no tienen Sc
guridad nj probabilidad de triunfo en-
ninguno
Los unionistas tienen seguridad en-
cuatro y probabilidad en- uno.
En- La Ultima election la Union triun-
70 EN- cuatro distritos y los republica-
nos en- uno.
De las nueve municipalities de este
distrito senatorial 2 seran republica-
mas, Dorado y Manati; seran unio-
nistas, Arecibo, Utuado. Barceloneta,
Vega Alta v Vega Baja y 2 dudosas.
Ciales y Morovis. aunque todo indica
que los repubhcanos triunfaran en- Mo-
rows y los unionistas en- Ciales
A Ultima hora nos negan noticias de
haberse efectuado en- La ciudad de Pom
ce un pacto Official entire republicanos y
sccialistas para ir juntos disputarle
aquel municipio a los unionistas.
Aunque en- posteriores arsiculos nos
ocuparemos del distrito senatorial de
Ponce y de sus municipios, queremos
anticipar hoy algunos datos:
FL resultado de las inscripciones en-
la ciudad de Ponce fue Ell siguiente:
UNIoNIsTAs ........... .6s46
REPUBLICANos ............ 47Ss
soCIALIsTAs .............. 1891
TOTAL ....... ......-... 14.914
GCOntin6a en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
UNA AGGRESSION A UN
AcENTE PUBLIco

Ell fiscal del Distrito, LicdO. Ddaz Co
llazO, expidi6 Orden de arresto contra
Joaquin Emmanueln y Ramon Aigarin,
quienes estan acusados de haber AGO
metido y agyedido al policia Miguel
Hernandez, quien presta servicios en-
Rio Piedras Sc ha exigido $3.50 de fan
"a cada nno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20

de las franjss v las estrellas. Por ESQ,
ciudadanos de Ponce, 70 espero que los
marinos espafoles hallaran entire vos
otros Ia misma hospitalidad que 81 fue
ran vuestros propios hermanos.
Recibidlos con los brazos abiertos;
son ciudadanos de nuestra raza, de nues
ira sangre y de nuestro idioma.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
Los MARINos ESPANOLEs Y
Los AA1ERICANos FRATERNIzAN

Frateynal acosida han tenido los ma
rinos del Alfonso XIII" por parte
de los marinos americanos. Los de Es
pafia visitan diariamente los cuarteles
del Tic Sam y Sc pasan largas horas
charlando Sirver de Interpreters mu
chas veces so,dados del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico, que, tambien, han simpa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
MERcADo DE AzUcAR

Sigue bajando Ell rico producto.
Ultimo cablegrama recibido de Nue
va York: "Azdcar de Puerto Rico ofre
ciendose $13.O4, pero no tienen acep
taci6n.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20

El Gobernador ha aprobado el rm
bramiento hecho favor de jose L6
pez del Vale, juez municipal de Hu
macao, para que actde como juex dc
Yabucoa, en- las vistas de unas causas
criminales, en- las cuales el juez pro-
pietario esta incapacitado para actuar,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
LA BARBER1A EEL FIGARO

Avisa a sus clientes que hoy viernes
cerrara sus puertas las cuatro y me-
dia de la tarde, con objeto de que sus
empleados presencien la parada.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
En- eI Parque ceIe-.
br6se aver tardG
una briIIante fiesta

Como dijimoS oportunamente, aver ,ce
lebrose en- el Parque Borinquen, ell anun-
ciado festival, en- honor de los marinos
del alfonso XIII'', Ell cual result6
en- extreme lucidisimo.
El salon del ParQue, bellamente adot-
nado con banderas y gallardetes espa-
doles y americanos, presentaba un as
pectO regio se
Tantc Ell edificio del Parque como los
paseos fueron invadidos por una nu-
merosa concurrencia, de 10 que mas wa
lie y significa en-, nuestra sociedad.
Asistieron las 40 sefioritas del Club
Svatiska', Quienes, con su belleza
originalidad de trajes aumentaron el
encanto de la fiesta.
Los marinos fueron esplendidancsnte
obsequiados con dulces, tabacos re-
frcscos. Algunos de ellos hiciercn uso
de la palabra, y llenos de entusiasmo,
conmovidos, tuvieron clocuentes frases
de amor y reconocimiento hacia Puer-
to Rico, que tan afectlosamente los
acogia en- su seno fraternal
Jug6se un match de "bolos'', el
cual fue ganado por el equipo de ''San
Juan. Pero este regal6 SUI premio,-
una hermosa copa de plata los que
conlponian Ell club del Alfonso
XIII"
Durante la fiesta reino el mas inten-
SO de los entusiasnlos. Los bizarres ma
rincs espanoles preludiaban hermosas
sentidas scancicnes de su TERRA, que ha-
clan aplalidir a la ooncurrenciaa en- Ell
arrebato de sus entusiasmos.
La copa canada por el equipo de San
Juan que fu6 regalada al del s'Alfon-
so XIII, fue llenada con Cervina,
puesta Ell alto, Sc brindo por Ia felici-
dad y bienestar de Espafa Puerto
Rico. La fiesta celebrada aver en- ell
Parque es la que, nuestro juicio, ha
llegado mas al corazon del pueblo,-in-
genuo Y franco, ,-pues ALI Sc han uni
do en- fraternal abrazo oficiales y ma
rinos, portorriqueiios espaholes, ex-
tranjeros y nativos.
A las ocho de La noche terns:n6 Ia
simpatica fiesta del Parque. 49,
soCIALISTAS Y REPUBLICANoS
Sc UNEN EN- PONCE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20
Ponce agOsto 10. 1920
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.

Pacto republicano-socialfsta consoi
dado. Cada partido conservara .su per
sonalidad. Comisionado republicano&
Licdos. PARA Cap6 y Tormes, frniaron
anoche documentos. Gran expectation
pIblica. unionistas Sc disponen u
defensa.
ATILEs GARcLA, 81
+ Corresponsal Especial =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20

En- este distriso triunfara la Union
81 no hay pacto, y 81 hay pacto ese
triunfo sera dudoso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20

Gcontinda on Ia pas. 8,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20

Arecibo, 6460 210 400
Es un distrito SECURE para La Union,
con o sin pacto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-20

Como Sc We este es un distrito unionis
ia que Sc tornaria en- dudoso 81 Sc allan
socialistas v republicanos.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-06

Douglas-Imports and exports pass ing through Arizona Customs district for fiscal year ending June 3Oth. 337,. 733, 532. Kingman-XL property opens up rich strike of silver ore.
 Floreace-Adyertire for pro- posals on construction of Diversion Dam published in California papers. Phoenix-School construction through out state running into millions.
 Kingman-Arizona Mossback mine planning big development.
 atagonia-Southern Arizona Min ing Co. recognizing for enlarged de- velopment.
 Mayer to get new steam laundry.
 Phoenix Creamery Co. shipping dairy stock to Apache and Navajo county farmers for preserya- tion of industry.
 Prescott-Black Horse mine to start drilling on 100 level.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-06

Holbrook-Belmont Oil Co. to erect drill in local field.
 Winslow-Two drilling rigs ordered for work at Meteor Crater.
 Association of Railway Executives gives out following traffic data: From March 21 to June 13, principal roads moved S,264485 carloads of freight compared with 7,7OS 927 carloads dur ing corresponding period in 1919. From Jan. 1 to June 12, roads carried 39, 9,000,000 tons of coal more than in same period in 1919. Roads have ord cred equipment amounting to $144,- 047, 400 since return to private control not including loans from $500, 900 900 fund provided by transportation act
 Tucson-to get $1 ,O0O 900 hotel to be ready for winter trade of 1921.
 Casa Grande to get new Southern Pacific railroad station.
 Tucson votes $3O0OOO bond issue for new school buildings.
 Ajo men granted concession. for construction of railraod. tc Gulf of Mexico.
 Dos Cabesas-Dives Mining Com. pany making regular gold shipments. Gold Prince-Minnig Go. Fl eparing to enter field as producer.
 Phoenfx-Maricopa county pledges t250.000 for repair of Apache Trail.
 Nogales-4OO carloads garbanzos valued q 100000 held locally await ing movement of local markets.
 MesarSalt River Valley cantaloups shipments to date 8S5 carloads.
 Phoenix-First State Bank of Ari- zona to open with capital stock of 3100,0 1000. ..
 Bisbee-Steam shovel operations at Copper Queen mine making excellent progress.
 Phoenix-State lana board to dis cuss release of 100000 acres of state lands.
 Yuma-Enort being made to secure sufficient acreage for active oil com pany.
 Patagonia.Mininga activities through out district steadily increasing.
 Yuma-Big cotton men report local condition excellent.
 Phoenix Metropolitan building to be completed November first. excava- tion started.
 Tourist travel shows immense in- crease.
 Phoenix-Actual construction of $4.- 100000 county road program under way. ..
 Tucson-Old Dominion mine un- covers Maggie vein in shaft averag- ing between 10 and 34 per cent.
 Mayer-Franco-Ame Copper Go. developing Stoddard District mine showing 35 per cent copper.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-06
FOR THREE MONTHS
 COULDN'T WORK
Back On The Job Making More Money Than Ever In His Life, He Says.

For the first time in fifteen years I can sit down and eat big beefsteak supper and go to bed afterwards and sleep lik a log all night long" said George Sanderson, well-known miner living at 1916 Smith St., Peo- ria, III
 This .Tanlac has overcome migh- tybad case of stomach trouble and rheumatism for me-" he continued. My legs ached and pained SO bad I couldn't sleep at night and my hands were SO drawn 1 couldn't use my pick half the time. Everthing I. ate bloated me up with gas for hours afterwards and I would have the worst cramps in my stomach you ever heard of. Sometimes a cramp- ing spell would hit me when I was in the mine at work and I would have to run out and lie down until 1t passed off. I finally got in such bad shape had to quit my job and for three months was not able to hit lick of work.
 T saw in the paper where Tanlac had relieved our State Mine Inspector of troubles just like mine, 50 I decided to try 1t, too, and sir. it was simply amazing the way Tanlac put me on my feet. haven't trace of rheumatism or stomach trouble now and actually believe I am stronger than ever was in my life. You would think so, too, if you could see the tons of eoal I pile up every day-and I am making more money than I ever did. Tanlac is certainly real medicine and I boost it every chance I have
 '@Tanlac is sold in Clifton by Clifton Drug Co. in Duncan by Elk Drug Co., in Morenci by Brown and Beck; in Metcalf by Bainez and Valdez and fn Franklin by Franklin Cooperative Mercantile Institution" adv.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-06
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
 Remedy.

This is unquestionably one of the most successful medicines in use for bowel complaints. A few doses of it will cure an ordinary attack of diar- rhoea- It has been used in nine epi- denies of dysentery with perfect sue cess. It can always be depended up- on to give prompt relief in cases of collie and cholera 'morbus. When re- duced with water and sweetened t is pleasant to take. Every family should keep this remedy at hand.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-06
STATE SETTINGS

Willcox-Hilltop Mine in Paradise district to extend development includ- ing erection of smelter and railroad connecting with & P.
 Yuma-Government approves con- struction of Yuma Mesa Irrigation District, construction to start about Sept. 1st.
 Phoenix-1920-1S21 assessed yalua- ton of Maricopa county property. $134 .204, ,2S6.So.
 Kingman-New company organized to finance and develop Diamond Joe mine.
 Phoenix-Ample backing received for construction of Bankhead Nation al Highway in state. e
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-06

Douglas-To spend $3.000 on 'publi- city campaign for coming year.
 Assessed valuations throughout state to show increase this year.
 Dairy cattle in Salt River valley now number less than 5000.
 Salt River valley gets additional electric power for lighting and machin- cry.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-03
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE
 FOR WESLEYAN CUP
Triangular Affair Win Be Held Fri day NcXt-New Britain, Hart
 ford and New Haven in Contest.

Friday. Feb. 6. has been selected for the Wesleyan interscholastic de- bate between teams representing Hartford, New Haven and New Bri- tain High schools. This is a triangu- lar affair which is held annually. for the possession of silver trophy cup offered by Wesleyan University Alumni council. The subject for the debate is:--" Resolved. that the United States federal government should purchase the coal mines within it's borders at a fair compcn- sation to their owners"
 The following faculty membess have charge of the arrangements in their respective cities: Samuel M. Alvord. Hartford; Frank II. Nettle- ton, New Haven; A. F.. Hancock. New Britain Requests have been received from students in other Connecticut High schools to make the debate a statewide affair. This matter is looked upon favorably by the Alumni council and will be taken up at this months meeting.
 According to the rules of the de- hating league the trophy shall be held each year by the school winning the league championship that year. The cup is permanently awarded to the school which first wins it for two years. The first cup offered was awarded New Britain High school in 1918. Last yeaf New Britain did not participate in the contest and the debate between Hartford and New Haven resulted 1n a tie, so that both schools held the trophy for six months in 1919
New Britain herald., 1920-02-03
JUGO-SLAYIA RELIEF
 SHIP READY TO SAIL
Large Shipment or Eoou and Clothing For Devastated Areas sent E,
 NJ. F.. Foreign Ni~~iun

A Ell%e shipment of food. ,.lorhin- and medical supplies for relief work in the deVastatet areas of JugU-Slavi;t [" be carried on hN the Methodist
 Episcopal Beard of Foreign Missions, Is scheduled for inlmeuiate shipment
 from New York. according to an nounrcmrnt today hH Dr. Elmer .\. Dent, executive secretary of the New York Area Centenary Conservation committee. The supplies are aboard th" i.cd Star liner C,uledoni;t, Tor Ant W"rp. DiStributiun Mill be from Eur Irh. Switzerland. under the direction of Bishop John l.. Nuelson of the Methodist Episcopal church. stution- cd thcrc. Bishop Nuclson k now in JuG"-SlaNia conferring with govern ment officials ~s to details of u;<rosi- ton of 7nc supplies
 This shipmcnt." said Dr. Dent, "iS on" of many projects now carried on with the Centenary fund of $12.30U,- 0OV aSSiSI.rH exclusively to war re- construction work in Europe. The initial details uf our work in Juyo- SiaNit were made in New York. tI.roIeh the activities of Mauame Grouitch. wife of the Serbian am bas- sador to the United States. who knew of Methodist work in France. Italy anu \Orth Afrlca. MuIanG GrOultCh had just come from Jugo-Slavi;t, and the items of the :hipme enI were made up in accordance with her advice.
 Some astOr ishilG. taClS were brought out by her. and these further intcnSI1ied the desire of our board to send aid at once etc her unfortunate country. The extreme poverty throughout the nation may be under stood when it is learned that all the pension tho GuN i'rmtnt is able to pay the widow of a general is s25 per month, and the scale of pensions is graded downwaEd from this sum ac- , ordmG to rark''
 Included in the shipment are two tons of sugar. ?6,n1o cans condensed milk. J0.000 pounds vegetable fats. 9.400 pounds bacon. 23,000 pounds corned beef. 12.000 cans syrup, 30.- o00 bars soap. in addition to large as sort m onts of mems. WomeIs and cl1il- drrn'S shoes. undercloching. dresses. oVercoats. sweaters and other wearing apparel. Other items are tea. coffee. cocoa, assorted drugs and smaller h household necessities.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-03
OPEN LOCAL AGENCY.
! Quarters at No. Elm Street Engaged ! for Sale of Oldsmobile Automobile.

local agency for the sale of the oldsm obile automobiles has been opened in New Britain at Elm street by the Cohen Motor company Several of the company's passenger cars and commercial trucks of late design and model have been placei' on exhibi- ton there. $. M. Bookman. former lN on the sales staff in the New Brit ain store. and we'll known here among automobile men. has been placed in charge of the local agency. He an- nounced today the sales room would be open for business Thursday of this week. A. l.. Rothschild is in charge of the service department at A5 Wells street. Francis r.. Stern. of New ork. is in charge of inc financial end of the business
New Britain herald., 1920-02-03
PHILIPINO BOY, 20
 STUDIES AT H. s.
Lorenzo Geraldine Plans to Return to Native Country As Tcachcr-Tn
 United states -Four Years

Lorenzo Geraldine. a native of Ca pig, r. l.. has the distinction of being the first Philipino to study in the New Britain High school. Lorenzo is a typical Philipino. with d cheerful disposition. short in stature and bear ing the other physical appearances of a Celestial. He is 70 years Of age. q sophomore and enrolled in the com mCrcial classes of the school.
 Born in Capiz August 10, 1899. he studied for q. ShC1t time in the Eng fish schools of the Philippine Islands. He Jeff those schools while in the third grade. he says. and in 1916 came with friends to the United States At Buffalo, \. Y. he completed his grammar school course, fitting him- self for high school and then moved 10 Plainville where he now makes his home with friends at 10 Church St
 In school he is active in athletics. taking part in the events of inter- class track meets. and is regarded a good ''lO0-Yard man." lie iS enrolled in thc I; c. T. C. and likes the work of that unit. he says. Upon complet- ing the prescribed course of study in the high school. Lorenzo plans to go higher in educational lines and will return 10 the Philippines as a teuch- CT. lie is planning a trip To Capiz next summer tn visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs Ella rio CfCraldino.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-03
lr CoIds. Grip OF Infln,.nln

q Preventive. take LAXATIVE ;. QUININE Tablets. Look for
 signature on the hoN.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-03
CTTYITEMS

|.kHTe Eros. will install and |nstratc the ryrcnc ENtinguis1cr |ur' home.-advt.
 E condition of Mrs. George K.
 h. or 167 High street who was billy burned Sunday at her home. reported today as favorable at
 Jew Britain General hospital.
 case Of II. Levine against
 kel Sa blotskN which was down |ial in the city court yesterday
 loon went over for rcassignmcnt
 Recount of the absence of sses.
 Robtoy. a World War vet
 ERho sustained d broken leg sev- Eeeks ago while at work on one H. R. Walker company trucks, E to be about. on crutches. b. Sloper. of the New Britain
 hal bank. with his wife and sister and Mrs. W. T. SIoper
 laughter left today for a stay in
 |ville, $. ..
 George Rogers. of New York.
 has been visiting her parents, hnd Mrs. F. II. Crawford. of
 ton street, has returned to ork.
 Is Jones. of Hamilton street.
 'sent q serious operation in ork city today.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-03

ruary 70, 1920. whote the best essays Tpon the subject, "What Are the benefits of An Enlistment in the United States -ArnN"'
 On May ]. 1920. these three pupils, accompanied hy parents or guardians CraiIroad fares and all expenses pail to Washington and return for both winners and pbrcnt1l, will he pre- srntcd with medals by Secretary Eaker- himself.
 \ gold medal, suitable engraved. tD the winner of the first prize; a silver medal. suitably engraved, to the win .ner of the second prize and d bronzr medal, suitably engraved. to tn" winner of the third prize.